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DEPARTMENT OF Tug INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES PArrsr OFFICE, ,
ONTHE PETITION ofIOUISS s. ROBBINS

NNTHE PETITION OF LOUIS 5. ROBBINS,
" fNew.l on ~ y, raging for the rson Of pate
granted him lle eth day o. Novembe l5 ir en- r..
nrove,nent in " DlSriLLING ACID Akp sAPIHA fEGN
hOSIN for yeats nom ne expiration a. said patent
which taLcs place the ih day d NoveubcI. lO,1,
IL l. ordered that the sgd PETITION be ,ord ot the fHtf
Of6ce on MONDAY. che 23i day 81 Ocio'or next, a. -
O'Clock u aud ali persons notified o. appear rad show
any they have WY said petition ought not to be
granted.
rer.ous Opposing the extension required 70 Gle IN tic
Patent Office theii ubietiou. spec ally t io ~ writing Of
ea treaty days before he day O. learue' al ony Lef
by eithr party 10 he used a. TIE ssd eaTu. must be taken
ard ira iied IL s"otdaAcr with tie cs oi the Office
which vii b. iurri OH application
Dispositions ana other p,prs lea nPon ls tc nouy M =
he ME IN tue Office f9c dsy brior The - Earring TIE
afguuel ifaay within tn lay after rf t.e tcsln'ony
Ordered ssot st iis LJi,r be publish l The Cronic'r
Wasinstpu H. G.. aud Tribune. New Norh. y. y. once
week for three sucrcrsve s tt fret OF .i rbuca on
10 be AZ ess sixty days prrvors 90 Che d1r 81 h"ur-
D. +. HOLLOWAY, Coumis.louer Of Patents.
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A FARM-62 ACRES, 40 under cultivation.
n House 20 by 80; Bar % by "a; Cellar Wagon hons.
Hay, Wbea: aud Oats "a San four acre. Corn Poi,,ss.
two Horses two Wagons, two Cows snd Heer two Ho,,
al the Farming lmp,enen and others Possession q, one,
% miles from fewf OK in Jerey r. ZEGL0 u Cen,,e
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NEWSPAPER REVIVAL. - THE NEW
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MISS A. VAN WAGENEN's BOARDING

vi AED DAY-stHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. Eo 0
Fat Thiuy-,vcuft.si.. vii r-,p.p WEDNESDAY,
S.pirubr ~ address nooVr until September >, after
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Geaebers.

NNEACHERS WANTED. Principals and
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country Address all applications for Teachers the Ma
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NVANTED-A first-class French TEACHER
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WANTED - AS ASSISTANT TEACHER,
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ematics Some knowledge of French also desirable Apply
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Mr.. DO LEWISs FAMILY SCHOOL for

GOLDEN NIL SEMINARY for YOUNG
u LADIES. Bridgeport. Conn, F5t ci.cg,ar' sdtrr,,
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ALL SOLDIERS wounded in the line OF
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BERKSHIRE FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS,
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DAY, October 4 Send for circular. T. HOFFMAN.
Principal.
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GEO. o. MARCY. U.ate Marcy, Day d Co..

GEO. O. MARCY, U.ate Marcy, Day a Co.
" Savannah Gal GENERAL COMMISSION MER
CHANT. assignments solicited VIII act as Agent Ioi
Manufacturers purchae Cotton and forward Goods TO sy
point the interior References Daniel Packer TO- NO
Pine st., Eew-l ok; y. NJ Armstrong, no Il Pines1 NJ
" Hon r. X. Fostor, kew-iavrn, Conn; Hon Charlie
Chapman, Hartford Conn. Samuel Colt esq HARTFORD
Conn.
NEW PRIZE LISTS NOW READY-COl-
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EXCELSIOR MUSIC BOOK-Twelfth No.
~ For Violin Flute. The newest and most popular
Tunes. President Lncoius March Gen Shermsus Quick
step; Operas Faust lone. &c Pat Aaoy Wts Ny Moters
Voice; Why Did She Leave Hin Sweet Evslina; Have
You Seen Her Lately New NaizcS Pokas Shotsch etc.
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gnstrurtioft.
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~ iss reliable Educational Bureau,
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Zeal estate for Gal,
THO CAPITALISTS CA -

| " TtE TArIiALiSfS and ACTUAL. On
Fnp st $50 LARGE AMOUNT Of RPt,L SIT.
:. capital snd encouraging sciusl .ss safe in,.st
S, hern States, the under signed for " md h, ~
lively Of The STATE. Of 1ennese. sns Yeas resp
sssocis>f themselves as General Aqse, Loush. hs,s
SALE 10 Capitalists and the very m. ana now otter ~
favorable los. tions at the south r5s ~ Low inq1ins -
the most v,!able improved and unmpro,ns ma sgssns q
world. fS'e' iancs IN u
Many of,hese .andsse now Ia n. M,ho,
ton and producing HON fifteen HUNDRED ~ .e OF cnv.
pounds of seed frc two thousand t.o osssal
red pounds Of good sIcbsn. aole sugar Der i've hna
from fifty to s.yentytc. ssfLns OF toreiher wN
this profitable OF cereal hvte the shor ~ aadoa h
man. STOCK Of all KINDS nsy D. easily r,s5 we hobssS
Kso over those iua' where oDr ,1 ets
winters requre so much honegg feea and a vsss
These land are situated in tie s.lts5 ~ Teson
bama Mississippi. Arkansas, Lousian. ass TeAaee Az
S. Fr On :. Esar ' .a Pp Rsd Ars, wSs
roads afo'ding good iroLts aud opportmv shd nd
and Easy access TO market. wi '0DdiEisiou
yss,sl, can 0s dis9siehel from New York or .n,on
sntic pors snd landed with iu cargo on The y Tie A.
Bayou Ieche 81 Mary's Parish Lou.ana osnn Of he
hneS state OF cultivation before the war of tie
tiy AMI beauty, the only SPOT u ia believed r
cane Is certain crop in tie U,ird ssta 9ers %, uss
successfully with the product OF tie Wesi IrS COMPETE
yeHoW lever and miasnaiic dseasrs are uu.no, III
gion except when introduced from Other eat,, his y
The climate Is bamy end pleasant all tha
Churcies Schools hne Snrsr Houses Saw s,J feua&
with abundant labor for hire. Al. invite inn ,S,'. sl
patton. 'o9<
Such an opportunity for investment Wa, pey., b.,
IN this country. ''o ~er9
They will offer also lsrg- amount. Of M,,,h,. ~.
subuI ban property improved aud uainproyeI -
storehou.e city residences, and country yl,, aSndn
for town, cav mills, and county stores s"" ees
For further information Maps and Dh,.m, .,u.
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"VHE UNJUST JUDGE"

AS contribution to history It deserves wide circ
son and work Of research and accuracy Is suEpas
by few American essays"
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Mem Publications.
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EXCELSIOR MUSIC BOOK-TwelitA No.
~ For Violin Finite The newest and most popular
Tunes. President Lincous March Gen Shermsu's Quick
step; Operas Faust lone &c Pat Maloy 1t Was My Mothers
Voice; Why Did She Leave Hin Sweet Evslina; Have
You Seen Her Lately New Wal okas, Shotsch etc
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FAMILY SCHOOL.--SiX Children, from to
10 years a-e will be received into the family Of ply
stefan aud Instructed with Ills 81 dr.n. For references,
tetnIs &c. nddre.s FAMlLI SCHOOL tllinheli. n. j.
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DsOoius CARDS. Il.

At WM. EVERDELL" SONS. No lO4 Ful-
~ top st --wEDDlho ChhD5 aud FINE 6rAqIJaLHX
A.. tljIsI iBfII
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A TTENTION, Returned Soldiers.-Fall Term,
~ Aug 81, Fort Edward Institute; furnishes board ~ssh,
ing and fuel with Common Engi,h Branches, term OF ID
weeks for 50. Brick buildings; 10 teacher. Addrc.
Rey. IOSErH Z. KING. DID. Fort Edward ~ y.
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HIGGINS & KELLOGG, Blank Book
IA Manufacturers wholesale Rook5eloIs and SatioleIs
Nos. IL and L. Wiam-st New-lOrk.
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MILITARY ACADEMY.
pre,sres Bow. for COLLEGE business. Fall Session
opens sept H. MARCUS SPRING, Proprietor
JARED REID Principal. Perth Amboy, N. J.
S,rfen Inland Railroad, foot Of WhtfehoA-'f and a. n'
l. 4 and o. W.
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A GRICULTURAL COLLEGE Of PENN
~ SYLVANIA.-O Open 20 Students from March to Deem
Der TO- Addres, WIN II. ALLEN President Centre Co.. Pa
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CAIRMOUNT FEMALE COLLEGE, Greer

st. ives. OF TWENTY ..cconls,, Philadslphis, Pa Thu
superior institution viii be gin its next term SEPTEMBER Is
for circular. address
Rev }. w. BARNHART, A. NJ. President.
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lston and work Of and accuracy surpassed
BY few American essays"
MEMORIAL OF ROGER BROOKE fancy late Chief
Justice OF the Uuitet states
The NEwYoEK TRIBUNE, in leading article reviewing
the work.
ssways uusracious speak abou; the dead The grave
demands generosity although Of the wisst Of men tells
that the evil that do lives sl.ef them When man
Is placed BY God in representative position his deeds
come portion OF history and our criticism does refer
the person but his deeds ti written in the Gospel For
with what judgment ye Judge We shalt be Judged: and with
what nlete, IL shah be measured TO you
With this text write Of great power has given q
phet Oh the late Judge Tauey, the title Of Ihe
Cujus: Judge"
Inc WORK % issued in handsome style, printed with large
type, and fine psperuakns thick pamphlet Of 90 pages
Price % cents address
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NIEW and POPULAR MUSIC-Just Issued.

NEW and POPULAR MUSIC-Just Issued.
National Jubilee Prize Sons. lOnr Song OF Liberty.
We Never Can Forgct II; OF. lWnippoolwil's Song.
Andersonvle Prison Pens Cottage Round the Corner.
The Coed Time Las Come. Love On The Braiu.
Boys. Do Lord lie Make Us Free
Everybody's Love Song The Boys Tia. Wear The
kiss lie While I'm Sleeping. Blue.
Published by w. JENNINGS DEMODEST No. 40 Broad
30 each with discount Of onethird when the
der ST. Sold ell the MUsie Stores mailed
free receipt OF the Price.
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4 VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE for SALE.

"A IN tine location, No. 20 secoadpIUs gToo.,,.
House. "a feet WIDE thee solies uss pa' IA perfec, o,S
has oil the improvements plrors dining and C.
on trst floor Lot GKJ3. feet. Possession ilousdi,,s
Apply to +. II; KELLOGG, No. l39 Pears, n T.. or Ns
Secondplace, Brooklyn.
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ENGLISH and French Boarding and Day
IL school for Young Ladies II Wet 3Gst, Mrs. SYLVIA.
Nus REED is al home and will reopen her School Sept 2
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French and English Boarding and lay School for young
ladies' Ihs institution founded in Hewf York 1919, will
omen Sept 90 under the direction Of Nine. H. b. PRENOST
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CERMAN.AMERICAN INSTITUTE; Young
ESPlNAssE FRENCH INSTITUTE, Onc-

bundled aud seyeneiht sud kinesbrid-'-ros Fort
Washington French Il the language Of tie scho9l English
Sp nish, o Cassie Comm cis studies Feopens on
Sept H. Cu,usfs No. 9l3 Broadway, Drug store No. "a
barclay-s,. at c. 4. Roberts.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-11
ssgatiuuaI gspablitau
MONDAY EVENING ...i SEPTEMBER IL, 1855
THE SURE WITNESS.

. BY ALICE CARY.
From new volume in the press OF Hurd
Houghton.1
The solemn wood had spread
Shadows around my head .f.'
"Curtains they are | said,
Hung dim and still about the house OF prayer;'
Softly among the limbs,
Turning the leaves Of hymns,
heard the winds, and asked II God were there
No voice replied but while listening stood,
Sweet Peace made holy bushes through the wood.
with rudely open hand, ''
saw the wild rose stand,
Beside the green gate Of the summer hills;
And pulling at her dress,
cried, "Sweet Hermitess,
Hast thou beheld Him who the dew distilsH"
No voice replied, but while listening bent,
Her gracious beauty made my heart content.
The moon in splendor shone;
''she walketh heaven alone,
And seeth all things to myself unused;
Hast thou beheld Him, then,
Who hides himself from men,
In that great power through Nature interfusedp'
No speech made answer, and no sign appeared,
But in the silence was soothed and cheered.
Waking one time, strange awe
Thrilling my soul, saw
kingly splendor round about the night;
such cunning work, and grand,
No spinner ever planned;
The finest wool may not be washed so white.
Hast thou been in His handfr asked and 10
The snow was all the answer Of the snow.
Then my heart Said, "Give Ger;
Question no more, no morel
The wind the snow storm, the wild hermit flower,
The Illuminated air,
The pleasure after prayer,
Proclaim the unoriginated POwert
The mystery that hides Him here and there,
Bears the sure witness, He is everywhere
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PROPOSALS..
RoPosA AIS FOR FLOUR

Il,
OFFICE DEPOT CoMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 9, 1868.
Sealed Proposals are invited until the 18th day
Of SEPTEMBER, IL o'clock, m, for furnishing
the Subsistence Department with
ONE THOUSAND 1000 BARRELS OF FLOUR.
The proposals will be for what is known at this
Depot as Nos ], 2, and 8, and bids will be enter
tanned for any quantity less than the whole.
Bids must be In duplicate, and for each grade
on separate sheets OF paper.
The delivery of the Flour to commence within
Ave days from the opening Of the bids, and must
be delivered in such quantities, daily, as the
Government may direct, other at the Government
warehouse in Georgetown, at the wharyes, or
railroad depot in Washington, D. G.
The delivery Of all Flour awarded to be COM
pleted within twenty days from the acceptance
Of the bid.
Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered
In new oak barrels, head lined.
Payment will be made in such funds as the
Government may have for disbursement.
The usual Government inspection will be made
lust before the Flour is received, and none will
be accepted which is not fresh ground, and Of a
superior quality.
An oath OF allegiance must accompany the bid
Of each bidder who has not the oath on file in this
office, and no bid will be entertained from parties
who have previously failed to comply with their
bids, or from bidders not present to respond.
Government reserves the right to rel ect any bid
from any cause. Bids to be addressed to the I'M
dersigned, at No. 223 @ street, endorsed ProPo-
sails for Flour Z. T. BRIDGES,
se7-Wfm6t Capt. G. S. v