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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIrRD srArRs PATENT OFFICE,

OF THE INTERIOR,
~ DSIrHD STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WAsHISaros. August IS, 1855
On the petition Of Daniel fainter, Of Worcester Mass
praying for the extension Of patent granted to him
.hs soh day Of Noysmbsr 1854 for an improvement in
Rotary Knitting AAehines for years from the
expiration Of said patent which takes place on the Esd
day Of October, 1855;
Is ordered thatths said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the l2h day Of November
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons sPPo.ns the extension are required to ale In
the Patent once their obectons specially set forth In
yIuns ct least tesaty dsys before the day Of hearing
all testimony nled by either party, 10 be used At the
said hearing must be taken and transmitted In accord
snce with the rules Of the once, which will be fur
niahed on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tssti-
mony, must be fled In the office osnty days before the
day Of hearing tho arguments II any, within ten days
after nling the testimony,
Ordered, also that this notice be Puelishsd In the
REPUBLICAN and the Intsiii0sacer, Warrington D. o.
and In the Spy, Worcester, Mass. one = week for
three successive weeks the hrst Of said publications to
T. G. 1HEAKkR,
ComInissioner Of Patents.
P. s-Bdtors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent once with parsT
containing this notice au25-waw
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE

In virtue Of order issued from the Clerks once Of
the supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia and to
me directed will sell at public sale for Cash. at the
Auction Store Of Thomas Bowling, on Bridge street.
&c rsetown, D. G., on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of Sep.
tember instant, 1885, at 10 clock a. m the following
goods and chsttels to wit viz:
2MULks, and
2sRT HARNESS, .a....
Seized and levied upon the GODS and ehattels Of
William MsGttigsn, and viii be sold Of at-
taehmsut No. 2,sss In favor Of Jobs " Rss:sil
fe7-A ~ VI United States Marshal D. O.
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0RP Ms COU RT +.

SEPTEMBER ], 1866.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To Wit:
In the case OF Jane K. Brent, administrative Of
Caroline Hill, deceased, the AdmnstrAtrix Aforesaid
has, with the appreciation Of the OrphEns Court Of
Washington County Aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY,
the 10Th nsaut, for the anal settlement and distrbu
ton OF the personal estate Of said deceased, and Of
the assets In hand, far the have been col
lseted and turned into money when and whore all the
creditors and heirs Of said deceased notified to
NAV otherwise oy law be excluded from an beusnt IN
said deceaseds estate provided copy Of this order be
Published once a week for three weeks In the Ma.
rIoEAL REPUBLICAN, previous to the said day.
Test z @. RoBBINi,
sep4-wSw Register OF wills
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r ARGE SALE OF BUILDINGS AT
IL SOLDIERS REST.


bnror OF wAsHIHoros,
WAsHIHoroH, D. O., sept. 10, 1885
Obedience to Instructions from tho ouartsrmastsr
: fsSs's eS'lSans .,s q b Il:
more aud Ohio kalroad Depot will be cold Of public
suction on SATURDAY, September 10 esmmsneing ct
l0a under the direction Of Brsys Leatenant COL
ono Bnrraek No. l. a feet SOC feet.
One Quarters, IA feet Z l07 feet
ons addition % DO, 10 net s2s.s
One quarters, 10 feet 4 30 feet
One Once "a fest ~ fest. ...
One once, 10 fsst Z % feet.
Ono ORce, IL feet l2 feet
one Meat House, 10 feet < 10 feet.
Ono Carpenters Shop, 10 feet Z 70 feet
One Guard House, IS feet K ~ feet.
One Covered way, u feet Z 90 fes.
ons Shed, 10 feet ( 10 feet.
One Shed, IL feet 20 feet
One Shed, 10 feet Z ar feet
Ono Fence, 9ls fest Z fect
one Fence, l&2 feet 4 Q feet. .."
One Fence, l2s feet Z feet
One storehou.e, u feet < 10 feet.
One Kitchen, Il feet x II feet
One Coal Shed, feet - feet.
Two Wood Sheds, IL feet Z 10 feet.
One stable, IL feet Z rs feet. .
One Stable, 10 feet x lB feet.
One stable and Carriage House, 12 feet < 50 feet
one addition to do, 10 feet K Is feet.
one Platform, Il feet sOs feet
One Open Shed, 10 feet x 10 feet.
one Open shed, IS feet x 50 feet.
One Shed, 10 feet Z 10 feet ~
one Pence, lo4 feet feet.
Ten Sinks. .0'..
Que Watch Box ....
One Music Stand and l,slo linsl feet Pending and
49, lineAl feet Of Horse Racks, s..'
Terms: Cash, In Government funds
Purchasers are required to remove the buildings
within ten days from date Of purchase. go
Brsvst Ma. Gen. and Chief ouartsrmaster
sell'W Depot OF WAshington, d. @.
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n RIP HAN 500 URT.
In ,aaf

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To Wiz!
In the case Of George 4. Poster, administrator Of
has, with the appreciation Of the orphAns Court Of
Washington County Aforesaid appointed Saturday the
lot Of september next for the anal settlement And dst
button Of the personal estate OF said deceased and Of
assets hand far the have been collected And
turned into money whom and where all the creditors
aud heirs OF said deceased notified 10 attend with
their claims properly youehed, they may Otherwise
By law be excluded nom all benefit In said dsssased' .
estates provided copy Of this order bs publishsd once
week Tor three week; IN the kArIoSAL RsvuILioAs
previous % NE said ". $500
Tss. Z O. loDllNs
Sult'wsw IssislsT q Wlis,
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~ War Department, Surgeon Generals
orPicE, WARRINGTON, d. O., August 10, An Army
Medical Board to consist Of Brevet Colonel b. Brown
surgeon, u President; Brsvet Lieutenant Colonel
II. r. Writ, surgeon, U. 8. A. Breyst Lieutenant
Colonel Anthony Hegsr, surgeon, o. g. Al and Brsvst
Major Warren Webster, assistant surgeon, U. g. A.,
Recorder will meet in New York city on the 10th Of
September next for the examination Of candidates for
admission into the Medical STAT Of the United States
army.
physieally sound.
Applications for an Invitation to appear before tho
Board should be addressed to the Surgeon General U
g. A. and must state the fl name. residences and date
and place Of birth Of the candidate Testimonials - 10
character and qualifications must DO furashsd, II the
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JUVENILE BOOKS.

JUVENILE BOOKS.
To be published during October and November.
STORIES OF MANY LANDS. By Grace Greenwood
illustrated.
RsD'LETTER DAYS. By Gail Hamilton. Illus
trated,
AFLoAr IN THE FOREST. By M.yas Reid. Illus.
trated.
THE oIRAFFE.HUsTERs By Msyn. Reid. Illus.
trs1sd
dRIMMs COLLINS with Illustrations In Color,
NEW JUVENILE By Louisa N. Aloot.
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ASNavy Department, August 80, $780,
Board Of Naval oficsrs, Of which Commodore g. p.
Lee Ia president, will meet at Hartford Connecticut on
the 9th Of September next, for the examination Of
volunteer officers who have served not less than two
years In the Navy for admission into the regular SER
vice. in accordance with the provisions OF the Act to
define and regulate the appointment Of officers In the
Navy and for other purposes, approved July IS 1896
AL persons who are entitled to examination and who
wish to avail themselves Of Its privileges, will at once
notify the President Of the Bossd by letter addressed to
Hartford, Connecticut, giving their own post.onee id.
dress. In due time they will receive from him in re-
ply notification when to present themselves for exam.
nation Those who fall to report at the time specified
for them to do will forfeit all claim to precedence for
examination. GIDEON wELLRs,
se6-la Secretary Of the Navy.
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LIMITED STATES MARsHALs SALE

To- virtue Of writ Of Fish Fseias issued from the
Clek's once Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, and to me directed, will expose to public
sails. for cash. In front OF the Court House door Oh said
District. on thursday, the 27th day Of septembe In
slant, 1885, At 10 o'clock, the following described
property, to wit:
Part Of square No s53, beginning for the same At .
point the line Of Eleventh street west at the dis
tance Of 285 feet from tho cor
Of SAID square, and running thence north along the
line Of said street. % feet; thence east 90 feet i0k
rches; thence south Is feet, and thence to tie
life estate Of Nathaniel Beach In and 10 his wifss IA
divided nfth par. Of SAID square and improvements
thereon, In the city Of Washington, d. G.
Seized and levied upon rs the property Of Nathaniel
Beach, and will be sold TO satisfy Fish facas No. ST.
d. g. COOLING,
se7.dh U. Q. Marshal, d. c.
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TINTED. STATES MARSHALSS
" SALE

In virtue Of . writ Of Fish Fseias Issued from the
Clerks ONCE Of the Supreme Court Of the District OF
sale for cash front Of the Court House door Of said
District on Thursday, the 10th day Of september inst
property to wit Lot No. rs ,Kibbsy sabdivision Of
square No Oh as laid down on the plot Of said subd
vision Of said square In the once Of the survsyor OF
the city Of Washington, D. G. together with ali and
Singular the thereon seized and levied
upon ss the property Of Joseph L. savage, and will be
sold to satisfy No. 1907 Fisr FAciAs Nelson g. Easton
VS.. Erwin @. COmstoek and lRsPh l. saysge.
DAVID 8. 0OODIHG,
U. 8. Marshal District OF Columbia.
September LIST, 1855. sepl-td
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ The Regular Monthly Meeting of the
Board Of Trustees Of Public schools will be held In
their room, at the City Hall, on TUESDAY EVENING,
the llth inst. 4, at o'clock RP. BoIsEAu,
sell Secretary.
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A VALUABLE Pm REoovERED,-Detectiv
Clarvos and MoDevitt, with Detective George II.
Houck, Of Baltimore, on Sunday, recovered q valu.
able diamond soarfpn valued at $780, which had
been stolen from Mrs Mcdonald, near Govans.
town, Md, about one week since. As soon as the
pin was missed the lady gave information to De-
tectivs Houck, who arrested negro named John
Brown. It was discovered In Baltimore that Brown
came to Washington on pretenoe Of obtaining
bounty due HIM hence the suspicion that the pin
was concealed In Washington. Detective Houok
at once communicated with Dstsotivss Ciarvoe and
MoDsvitt, and came to this city. With their aid
he very soon ssoertained that Brown had sold tho
pin to Mr.. NJ Hofa, q jswellsr, for $35 In money
and watch. Mr.. Hofs very readily gave up the
jewel to the Detectives and Detective Houok re-
turned to Baltimore with II by the evening train
The jewel is highly priced BY the owner Is gift
from her late husband,
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TT S. WAREHOUSES AT AUCTION.

CHEZ QrARrRRx Asrll . OypIcBl
o. ....... DEPor OF wAsHNaroS,
wAsHisoroS, D. c.. Sept s. 1865.
VIII be sold at public auction, on THURSDAY, 18th
instaat commencins ct 10 under the direction Of
Bvt. 1t. Col James n Moore, 4. O. H., the following
United States Warehouses, situated on street, BE-.
tween Twenty first and Twenty second streets;
One WArshouss, tpart ~ 81 feet By $50 fsst.
Ons MArehouss, part % feet By $50 feet.
One wafshouss, a feet by lie feet.
One WArehouss, Al fat by 10 tsss. a.-
One Platform, 10 feet BY 40 feet.
Terms: CAsh In Government funds
Buildiues will be required to be removed In ten
days from day Of sale. D n RuCKER
Bvt. Nal. Gen. and Chief Qaartermastsr,
se7-t Depot Of Washington, D. g.
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EDWARD YCETT,
~ BOOB BINDER AND PAPkR.RULHR,
IA m Psapsyiysnis avenue, between Tsah aai Lsy.
snth streets, south aide.
Books elegantly OF plaialy bound. Periodicals Aal
Hsvspapsrs carefully stsaast w
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CIrY CouNcILs-boARD or ALDERMEN
The Board met last evening at the usual hour
the president, 7. b Lloyd, In the chair. Present.
Msssrs. Turton, Noyes A. Lloyd, Edmonston, Given,
/ Oven, Gross auiick, TAI Barr, and McCathran.
The Chair laid before the Board a oommunloa-
tiou fron the Mayor announcing his approval Of
certain sets
Also, . communication from the Mayor enclosing
memorial from Maj. Gen. o. o. Howard, asking
: permission to erect . frame building for school
purposes adjoining the colored Baptist church, on
Also, communication in reply TO resolution
passed BY the Boardss to whose duty II 10 70 repair
the staton-houss In the Seventh ward The Mayor
states that any repairs Of the nature Of those, a.
! am informed contemplated By the resolution
srty. -.
cation from the Board Of Fire Commissioners COW
sring an opinion Of the Corporation Attorney.
The opinion Of the Corporation attorney Il %
follows: ms ----
The act TO increase The saiary Of the chief en-
ginssr Of the Washington city FIRE department,
Pssssd 4th June, 1896, IN terms provides that said
increase shall take effect from snd aftsr the pas
sage Of the act II admits Of no construction, but
ouistsd .. Il. Old rat. to The az Of june, 1855,
and 1t the Increased rate from that day
JosEPH H. BRADLEY,
d hLlOrn0y.
The act Immediately preceding this, Of lie same
date relating 70 the pay Of the men, must receive
tho same Interpretation. J.HB.
Referred 10 the Fire Department COMMITTEES.
Also, . communication from the Board Of Fire
Commissioner asking that the additional Gre on.
CINE (autborised BY acts Of April rs and November
7. 1854, and December ., 1855, be placed in the
Metropolitan Hook and Ladder house, the same
70 be known a. the Metropolitan Engine and Hook
and Ladder Company, NOD Referred TO the Fire
Department COMMITTEES. ..0f 80
Mr. Owen presented the petition Of J. T. LuRrer
for the remission Of nns. Referred. - =,
Also, the petition of Mrs. Sarah B. Monroe, ask.
ing permission to erect an iron railing outside the
building line. Referred. = : :
M, Moves introduced a bill to rrade and rr.vs,
Ninth street west. from to ,tr.et south. Pssssd
he slso introduced bin 10 make euttsrs on
Ninth street west, from r to str.ets south
Passed. -
MT. Turton from tho DRAINAGE Comm,ttse "a.
poytsd bsok ths bill 10 Law 4 vstsr main On Third
strees es,t from atroet cotnh 10 (3sorsis svsnus
Passed. -.
IA also introduced hill In .ncIoss tbs pub,io "a
seryation. bounded by I and X atrests nortb' and
Seyeptesnth strset west, -"
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9 II A F F Il l. u & Co., s
y CONFECTIONERY
ICE CREAM SALOON,
No. $50 Eleventh street,
BetWeea X street and MAssAeh usetts avenue,
wAsHiEarox, D. O.
Mr. JOSEPH H. sHkFPIELD having retired from
business the uudsrsisnsd would respectfully inform
his ae and the public that having been for
w. A% IN SS'n: y q; SS
superior article Of
equal In quality to that furnished by Mr. ShAsld and
which has been fully appreciated BY the best families
Of Washington aud Georgetown.
They ask call from all In want Of anything In their
line assuring them that nothing will be wanting which
will tend to crafty the wants Of their customers.
Very respectfully,
J. A. sHApFIELD co.,
No. 800 Eleventh street,
Between x street and Massachusetts, avenue,
jela SIN Washington, D. @.
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OUTRAGEOUS On Sunday night, about
halfpast eight O'Clock, 0ticsrs Grown and Bailey
while standing at the corner Of Seventh and N
treets, heard the cry Of murder In the direction Of
Thirtsenth street and Rhode Island avenue. The
omesrs immediatsly went TO the place where they
found gentleman, who gave his name As DR.. Phil
lips who had been terribly beaten BY two men. He
had been struck on the head with billy, and
nsaIiy All mis- clothes were toro Of He stated to
the officers that he was riding along Thirtesuth
street on horseback, whom be met two men In
buggy who rsn against his horse Upon asking
usm WY they DID %, sad who they were, ons q
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Our FLAo Is' Still THERE.-We under
stand that the Associated Survivors Of the War Of
1873 invite oil other brethren who may now be In
the metropolis TO unite with them IN the ceremony
Of Welcome TO the President Of the United States,
on his return to the seat Of Government. Al such
day and hour ~ the grand procession may be mott.
fed BY the committees let every old soldier repair
TO- the portico In front Of the Executive Mansion,
where he will hnd the officers In attendance
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N8NOt1ces
NArIosAL UNION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Rooxs,
No 400 TWELFTH sTRgkT.
Al Ann

WAsHISaros, August 81, 1855.
All Official circulars sent from these signed
BY the chairman Of the National Union Resident Ex-
seutive Committee and Its secretary and all moneys
Intended for Its should be addressed to CHARLES
KNAP, ESQ.,, chairman Of the National Finance Com
mtee or deposited to his credit with Samuel Fowler
ESQ Of Rittenhouse, Fowler 4 Co. All applications
for contributions to the funds Of the Committee will be
made BY the Finance Committee, or their authorised
agent who will BE- duly accredited. None others are
authorised to solicit contributions for the Of this
Committee CHAR rs KNAP, Chairman
JONI T. CoYLE, Secretary.
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- Navy Department, September 10, 1850.
Officers Of the Navy and Marine Corps notified to
assemble At the Navy Department, at 81 o'clock, on
TUESDAY afternoon, sept H. in undress uniform blue
pantaloons, without swords, for the purpose Of attend
Ing the funeral Of the late Commander ALBBr sxTH
Chief Of the Bureau Of Equipment and Recruiting
WIN. RAXON,
sel0-A Acting secrstsry Of the Nsyv
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them replied, lyon shall end out, whom they %.
ssultsd and beat him. The spsilSnts have not
been arrested. IlUG't AZ
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FAST RIDrNa-William Henry, colored
man, was arrested on Sunday evening BY Oaicer J.
Y. Grant for fast riding. He was fined $40 by
Justice MorselI
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On the 9th Inst, By Rev Father Barry, Mr. CHAHLEs
O'NEIL, Of w1shiugtou, D. G., to Mas ANNIE Nc.
CAyvERrr. daughter Of James Mcsfery, Esq, Of this
city
Of two elegant and haudome cakes to which Of
full justice was done by all connected with this once
Charlie has not forgotten his brother typos he having
he has seen proper to embark upon the Of matrmo
NY the hearty congratulations and good wishes Of all
are extended to him for smooth voyage and life Of
September 7.
"CHARLs, who has devoted his typographical labor.
to the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN for months past ex
tended his compliments In the shape Of cake etc. "a
his friends in this Office, and the good wishes expressed
BY our eotemporary, ofLancass behalf Of the happy
couple were heartily rs-echoed here by his brother
typos and the Editors. Ed Nat Republican.
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DoS'T SLIGHT Your TEErH.-Remembe
that upon their labor the health Of the stomach de-
ponds. Keep them perfect, and, In order TO do 90,
manipulate them with brush, dipped In the Fra
grant Sosodont, once or twice day.
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ITO MIRA CTO RS.

ITO co IRA TORS.
OFFICE OF Ass'r CoAnIssARY SUBSISTENCE
..... .H.t.-. foRr McHkHnf MAkrLASp, J
80 September 4, 1896
Sealed Proposals vtll be received at this once for
supplying the troops at Fort MeHsnry, Nd with
- ... RRksH BEEP,
for sig months from the LIST iictober, 1895,
= Ths Beef to be Of good and m,rhs,able quality In
Equal proportions Of fore and hind quarters (neeks
shanks and kidney tailow to bs sxeluded to be de-.
lvered IN such guam tiles and at such umss-uot ex.
csedpg three times wset-as the Assistant Commits.
sary OF subsistenee may designate.
This nseka Of the cattle slaughtered TO be delivered
under this contract shall be cut OF 1t the fourth
bral Joint and the breast tr mined down The shauks
o. fore quarters shall be cut 81 from three TO four inches
above the knee Joint and Of hind quarters from sig
siEht inches above the gambrel or hook Joint.
, The Proposals., endorsed Proposals. for supplying
Fresh Beef TO be sent to this once before ID m
~ the 2tth instant Zach proposal 10 be accompanied
an approved guarantees that the party proposing Will
enter into bonds TO perform the contract. -.
The undersigued reserves the right 10 reject any
AL BIDS not TO the interest Of the United states
r. A. BANCROFT,
se7.tsA Brevet Capt. U. Q. A., A.C.s
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saehesstts avenue snd Third strssts west; bill d..
Al 10 construct gutter acfbo n orth Capt.
tol street. on The north ana south side Of street
north also, across North Capitol. street, on the
e. :,ss ,s'' ss os%. sss
ments reported bin 70 grade and pave the alleys
square No. 80; bill to grade and gravel street
north, from Fifteenth 70 Sixteenth streets west;
bill 70 curb snd pave the wsst side Of Nineteenth
street west between = and r streets north. Passed
| He also reported bill to pay Harrison Knott
certain money expanded In having the gutter laid
In part on the east front Of square 1915 which was
rejected on its third reading
Mr.. Msrchs, from the committss on Improve.
msnts reported bill (B. Az TO set the eurbstonss
and pave the footway on the west side Of Tenth
street east, between @ street south and Virginia
avenue; which was amended and passed.
Mr.. simms, from the Committee on Drainago
reported the bill introduced BY Mr.. Moore at the
last meeting. 70 initiate system Of sewerage, and
Mr.. joyce, from the Committee on Police. 70.
ported bill d. A. 70 complete the erection Of hay
scales, authorised BY the act approved June T. 1865
snd a. bill q; A.! granting certain privileges to E.
Mr.. Dudley, from the Committee on Public
Schools reported the bill making appropriations for
the support Of the public schools for the fiscal year
ending june 80, 1857.
general fund.-" and inserting ,school fund !"
Mr.. Moore moved to strike out oil Of the bill o..
oept that part providing for the payment Of salaries
Of teachers which wss Agreed to. 81, ...l ..,...
amended, so a. to read: "a bill making appropri.
stions for the payment Of tsaohsrs Of the public
schools for the fiscal yssr ending June 80, 1857"
| Mr., Drury from the Committes on Canals, re-
ported bill approphatins $1,000 for the contingent
MI. Baker from the COMMITTEES on Chains 70.
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~ Moth and Frsckles.-Ladies amicted
with Dscoloratons the Face called moth patches or
frseklss, should use Psrry's Celebrated Moth and
Freekls Lotion Is infsllbls Prepared BY Dr.. B. G..
PERRY DsrmAtoloEist, 20 Bond street. New York Sold
BY all druggists In Washington and slsswhsrs Price
~ myl7-ttksSm
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IN DECEMBER.
RELIGIOUS POEMS. By Harriet Beeeher Stowe.
With Illustrations
BREATHIaGs OF THE BETTER LTFB Edited BY
Lucy Lacrom. vol
LECTURES ON GREECE, ANCIENT AND MODERN.
By the late President g. Il. FELTON,,
NEW VOLUME OF SKETCHES BY Grace Green.
wood
THE OLD SERGEANT, AND OTHER POEMS BY
Forceythe Wilson.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dssirins the SER
vices offs CoPYIsr or AMAEUBNsIe can be aseomne.
dated By lady Who writes neat and piain had, By
streets north. ... ap1S-H