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Tegt-JAS. x. O'BEIRNE.
"a n-lawSw@ Register OF WiIIs
GOV EMINENT SALES

AUCTION SALE Of is sassyEHsnENr BUILD
Wash.ngton' D. C.. January rs a.sEH'j
Hii be s1,d b 95a.r Of the euartermastsr Gen
noon, under the rvsiSn Of Lieatrn.ht g. ,S
an es NJ Moore A. = M, the fCI o yin h,,1ss
lngs, .i'uatsd on street, near IN, b. an I -
One Office. IL by rs iett
One Building, 10 by ~ ie"t.
One STABLE, IS " 10 feet.
'ne sink and Fence.
CHAKLEs II. TOnPNINs,
BIeYct Bris. Gen Debt. q II Gen
ting Chicf tGtItrrms ter,
Js2hllt Depot of " ashington.
GovERNMENT SALE
The properly known as the GOVERNMENT
TAEShkl AND STEAM Jaw MILL, with
Texas '""' "A' -" Antonio
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will De- received
OF seventy i've of nj more or less togerh
WAX the buiil ings rectfd the. con and the so
r. GSE TAENEkY: 0'"
Containing TMILyE stone LINE WATTS,
wv "oS SEVEN Stone POOLS,
and capable of tanning siteen thousand hides peff
ONE STEAM SAW MILL, capable of saving
three thonsand feet 0, lumber daily.
ONE SMALL STONE BUILpING
The above property il situa,ed about wo miles
~ D.vs Fan Anto1io on the San Antonio river, aud
race Of hewn stone, 10 i'd in cement
made Ian me t and
me1t, and are estim ated to have cost slsO oGo in
1866, at : monthly rent Of SEQ, payable in sd
vance A secured title in fee simple will be given
Proposals will be marked Proposals for Gev.
s Tannery and Saw Mill ~ and addressed
Bvt. Majer Gen, Asst. Com. Bureau B., r. and
A. L., Galveston, Texas. ja2lEt
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Two PRACTICAL PUMP-MAKERS AM
PLUMBERS

WASHINGTON, jan Is, 1867
Proposals In writing will he received at this
once up to IL ock m. on THURSDAY, 7th of
February next, for making Pumps. Hydrants
Logs for conveying water, and for sinking w ellis,
Intending all necessary mate rails and workman
chip In digging laying, fixing, and completing in
the best manner. and Tor keeping the Pun ps and
Hydrahis IN perfect repair in the first district,
dIstrfct con- posed Of the Sd, It'll, and 7th wards
and In The third district composed Of the 5th and
9th wards each district to be bid for separately
and to be given to different contractors for the
April, 1867. ~
Specifications can be seen at this office, also at
the Office OF the 1is-ioners Of Improvsmepts
In the base ment of the west wing of the Oity ali
The bids for the Iron Pumps aud Hydrsnts will
be for the whole city.
The Mayor reeer yes 10 himself the ght to reiect
any or all bids ne deems il to the interest OF the
CeI poration to do So B. WALLACH
"a Is eotd Intel. Mayor
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NAVY SUPPLIES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT

NAVY DEPARTMESr,
,bnTedN FroctStOnS dnd Ci0tatns, Jan. IL, 1856. {
porals for Navy Supplies will be res Ell we'd At this
Bureau until O'Clock on TUESDAY, the i2tk day
OF IetIuary next, for fnrnt.h hing and deiiverl ng
Boston on or before the first day of April next,
the quaint ties # the d erent articles specj ed in
the r SLOWING list; two thirds to be delivered at
New OH and one third at Boston, VIZ:
New Navy Beet, 500 bb's., per Dbl
New Navy Pork 900 bbls., per Dbl
Rlce 100 " ponds. per pound.
Dried Apples, ltO zoo pounds, per pound
Sugar, 10000 pounds. per pound
Tea, iOlOo >, uDds, per pound.
Sohee. loOUO pounds. per pound.
f,eans, 5.tUO bushels. per bushel
Moiasses, 1000 gallons. per gallon.
nlheiar, 20 600 gallons per g.iien
BIDS viii be received for one-fourth, one half,
IhI e-tourfhs, or the whole Of she Quantities
named, and those only will be accepted, which
consldered for the ad vantage OF the Government.
bli the articles cOnta ned i the above list must
De equal 10 the navy standard and pass the usual
For description Of the articles and the pack
ages 20 contain them, bidders srelreferred to the
samples at the SAID savy yards and for iniorms
ton as to the laws and regulations (in pAA ohlet
fcrInJ regarding contracts. to The Offices of tho
Comm andants and Paymasters Of the several
namp ted articles will be received in bond free
ON duty, anu no internal revenue tax will be
cnargeable upon any OF the above articles.
Every ofsr must be accompanied by a written
guaranty, signed by one or more responsible per
sons to the effect that he or they undertake that
the bidder or bidders will. II his their bid be
with good and sufficient sureties, to furnish the
supplies proposed; the mpetency OF the guar.
anty to be certified by the Paymsster, District At
No proposal will be considered uDless accom-
gan1ed by such guaranty, and BY satisfactory evil
dence that the bidder 10 q regular dealer in the
Congress. HBRI00E
ia 2-w4w Chief of Bureau.
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PROPOSALS.
pRoP0SALS FOB ARMY TKANsPORTA.

.N'
VuAhIEhMAsTKH GnEERhLs OFFICE,
sesl.s Pronass,s viil " ..s9S ~, 1901;
mill iSa isiIS VII % rSSeSeI st ibis sin9e
for the trsnssort:tion ~ Hii,sarv sunns 1S,
ELS: r eo%nsscins April !, 1852, and ending
ROUTE Nc; 4.
..ahon Fort AcPherson Rebresks Territory, or
onsh. brssch of the ' Taioa Pseiss
faiiroad, vest Of fert mcPher son. or from Fort
PCT. :, sIs now or may 5. .:isl i:hed in the Ter.
Iity O. Esbr sske. vest Of longitude lc7 deg. in
Sss tie T.r!tory Il s.:s Of sHs i
t IN "a the T:,rsSry Of Iash0 south q ..
the Territories Of Utah and colorado north Of
u fHae 40 deg, including IL necessary, Denver
k0UIE No. p
from FORT Riley, State OF Kansas, or such
points q may be deter mined upon during the year
q depot. That are new or may BE- e:ssblishsd in in
the state OF ansas or the Ter ritory Of Coiora
d. n :Snt ss Of soIs ana . So
point or points on the route my ''ne'
ROUTE No: 3.
IRON Fort Union or such other depot an nav be
es, I In the Territory of New Mexico, to
lished in that Teri itory and to such no,ts or sts
tons ~ may be Designated in the Territory of Ar
,aels and in the State Of Texas west Of stude
-, ROUTE No, 4.
now OF may be estsblished in the Stats If Mnna
sofa. and in that po rton of Dakota Territorv w.
The ~. =, has - % hs tr.nI river:
will not exceed an Ronta NJ 9 az snI & the yesr
on Route No q 70 sOo 600 pounds on " Rowtn No
pounds enu VII nou'o NO. 4, S,s0OVo
Proposals will be mazda for ZACH ,on.
rateIv " ' insoo ier each route sepa-
Bidders will state the =. % n.r ,oo ,,
700 miles, at which thew viii Trans ,h per
in each month M The ~, ~ ole pvrt the STORES
1867, and ending Marcb Z, Iss oesinnihg April l.,
Bidders shonid oiva th.t, To-, l., e,,
shorla he sccon'n.ns uco, anu eocn proposal
ten tboussnd SI9 oops a " PONG 10 the sum 81
more res onsjkIa merson. s,.. s,nnru " Two or
fa-e A contract IL swerS.ae 90 To- ~ shat IN
toned n the prope sal 10 the nartv Ug men
contract will be accepted aud entered into ana ana
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VVHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrf-
i Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Washington County, in the District Of Columbia,
letters Of administration the personal estate Of
Henry Kettle late Of Washington City, u. o.. de-
Sscsesaa are Sereby warned TO esSfhit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, or
before the 6th day OF January next; they may
the said estate.
Given under my hand this sth day OF January,
1867. GEORGE LAUTnEh
10 s-1AW3ws Adninfsuseor.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- =.

LIZA n 60 ? Graz evs....~xJ
80 sst s. .: ssss s .,s, 49,
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI
ny moKE, ana WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
FOB BALTIMORE
ne leave ea,iy, except srndny, a. TO. 7:4S. and
III" d III aLu 2pN, and 50 and 100 p 10,
FOB ALL " Az STATIONS
E cave aaliy, except lnday, at zoo g. IN and
FOE FAY STAT "a soUTao rkNH.PoIts
'tSOTlON
Leave II 6:ia sd 3" 4. IA, and at 2.OJ and 4 3,
FOX ENEAPoLIs.
e. e. from n r,.eo., :" - a. 80 m No trains
fOL b ALI .iyRE.
Le.'e - rs p -, % tvI .sa ~ 2 M
roo -.AT eftEiysS.
fts -. A. s., .I. 80 - -,
a.. ,'rs =, 9 aiiv, except ss-d.y 81 - = m, aud
o. sundsy az 3, T. Ia. grIy. -onae. ..Ir q, selsy
- -, a 'th De- iron A,'tlIo~s ~ 'ThseiiBR,
snHuuGs rIUS srs &C. the Wet a.. to. "a, a,
-" t-"'nft, n s'A''"L Al, ~ F.a.- a, an WIS
ana 'fosrf. TeIssr e. Las no. Z "a - '1S ~
"a. ,atUeSL II au5 III .,rsets
rov-rt,. ne ! % THROUGH Tine
j.. "itIoh s..ts. q rap p9r..-iou.
o:sof az S6t% . trI IT. =, Ss Ant. s.s
H'Lsoh LIVER. AND HARbEN EAiL-
TO, its.ns ioI siblnJ a1d Tr"- ."rneet. - rith
Nstiiei AZ W tstern train. viii lea. Net. TSr<
sa. m ENpr.es train wa Hiesoo River R.,l-
road, 3th ~ AND iG;h av.. through Run 10 Az
su-,en.i Brios; yith.Gt ssg- O cars IA
Burlir gron and Montreal
iOs. ~ Express aud Mali train Wa II 5d.oa
Eistr hsiIroae connecting It hlh.hy viii West
Ia m Express trsip via Harlem RIiIroad,
%sern m FOR ~ .th
Nth tIsins for Saratoga Rutand, darlington and
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jal9
ID IOHMOND, TRIDERICKSBURa AND pa
II TOHAO RAILROAD
TO TRAvELLRRS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tsanday p. m. excepted

The quickest and most direct route to Richmond
Va and the South. via the Potomac -
stea%srs from sixth Street Wharf
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
now entirely completed from AQaia Greek to Rich
mond We, connecting there With trains the Rich.
mond and Petersburg and Richmond and Dsnville
RailroAAs, for Petersburg, Weldon, Wflmington,
Rsleieh, 9reensboro', Salisbury. ohsriotts sad
Steamers Report and O. Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily tSunday evening excepted) at
SO .. N. and , m. and arrive in Richmsnl q
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS,
Fifty Miles Shorter and Al Hours Quicker THAI
: any other koute.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via AsIis
Greek and Fredericksburg, to Richmond, ax the
Com pany o once, corner OF PeRna. avenue and 6th
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through.
readiness to convey passenge n and baggage b.
tween depots In Richmond.
Vernon, and may have an opportunity OF visiting
several battle neAs near Bredericksburg By stop.
RFsesifsst and SUP on bosrd Of stsamsrs.
GRO MATTINGLY .6npt., W s:hineton, b. o.
@. =. MAfTINGLY, Ticket Agent ws;nington.
aDSU General PASSENGER Agent.
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II l. o u Ri r = Z d.

A full assortment Of all grades choice Flour for
Bakers; quality No ]; price low.
Are the only direct receivers for Golden Hill,
=. Gambrill mot Patapseo) and Linganor Family
been extensively counterfeited and seid in this
city, We would inform those wishing this -four By
than 1t can be obtained from any other source
Quality second TO none. Price fraction less than
other frat class Family Flour
Buckwheat Of low rates
All grades Of Western Flour n store and for sale
lev by W. n GAIT CO.,
Indiana avenue and LIST street,
no II near De BOT.
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DOTOMAO TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE 70 SHIPPERS.

The sss.nsr ExrREss. OsIt. =, A. RrIhnR.
sxSrdris At q, n EVERY SAT.
URDAY for Giymont, Budds Ferry
Stores Matthias Point, Chapel Point PiovienS
Wharf Lancasters Wharf. stones Wharf. Our
Pfney Point Point Lockout, and arrives ct Balti.
more "sa' nj j. q 3. f sRY tEZs 3 BRO. Agents.
v7-tf No. 34e Penna. avenue.
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Soar AND CaS II Ew xsstntG;r.cru.rp

- q b. JEWELL
SOAP AND CANDLE MANGFACTURER.
The suo.crioer Will be pleased to see all ais old
IRE nos ana customers st his new place of bust
whore he will keep constantly on hand his pre-,
MUM Soaps and Candies. and will csneinue to
cell them At the lowest cash prices @ street. be-
tween 9Th and 5th ia lI.6m
NEW BOOKs-War Claimants Guide; BY Gao
~ w. Rsf Elems ats of Medical Chemistry: by
hand Treatise on Intrenchments; BY Lippitt
ers; by Julius eiyorsmith. Introduction TO In.
ternafionai Law; by Woolsey; NED edition. An
deZ rkANOK TAYLOR.
COAL tRON. AND OIL. or the Practical Amer.
" lean Miner; oeips o guide to oar miues and
mineral rssonrces with nunerous maps and Illus.
uafious. Price S7.so.
IaH IRANCx TAILOR,
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
- PSssepser and Freight Depot ia New York,
Junction with the Dei.~ are, i.sksws a.P.9 99
Mestern Railroad, ana at Easton with the Lehise
direct lire TO Pitts.urs and the West witbspt
change Of cars. UOu'
ALLEkTowN LINE TO THE WEST.
Sundays, v hen one Train in the ening
sd9p miles and three hours saved by this line
TO Chicago, Cincinnati, st. Louis, &c, witt buf
one change OF care.
WINTER Arrangements,
Sommer cling January Z, lod-Leave New York a.
90 Nor Easton, Bethlehem, Msrch
Chank, Wiiliamsport, wilkesbsrre, MahsuOy
slOA M Nail TRAk-FO5 fIeminston. Ea.-
Bend PittsbursI B iihp Mkke'b~rre, Great
. 3 A. M.Mestsrp Express Tor Esston, Allen
oTn sbssSs ~ and ths West wite
And but two changes to st; L.uis; Connects At
pha sSS Erie kosS sar xea.r.I and Phiisde
si:N TnsIs-FOr Easton, Allentown, Maueh
chunk: WilSesosrre, Reading, Pottsville, Harris.
p; M.-For Easton. Bethlehem, and Msuch
sP. M.-For somerville and FI,eminsteR.
sm.psrt Ifginss s,0n d Esadns VII
s $FF' s SsFsT ss$:s:iIi:. '''''
sP. M-WKsrERN ExPREss TRaIS.-For Ea,-
ton Al, hlisH,oTn. Reading, Harrisburg, rittsburs,
sleeping cars through from Jersey City to Pitts
Additional tIsias are run to Bergen Point,
TicHetSfor the West can be obtained NJ the osscs
Of the Central Railroad Of New Jersey foo. -
Liberty street, North River, at No. \ Astor Uouse
Nos 234, I'll, ago Broadway. and at No. 10
jals JOSIAH o. STE. rms, Superintendent.
NEW YoRk AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ Passenger Station in New York, corner 27TR
street and Fourth avenue
For New Haven and Bridge port-7 SEX J. II 81
.. m; l1.b tEx.), }, $50, 80, aud EK.D,
For Milford, stratford, Fairfield. Southport,
For Eorwalk-7, $50. IL 80 g m - lStEx.l,
(E1. 80 s. 81 o 81, and (Ex.lp IN.
For Darien and Green ~ich-7, $50, IL 80 q. m
20, $50, 80, and 6g m. 80,
(Ex.l, s(ExD 50. 80, 40, 6 70. aud (Ex. n
FOR PORT Chester and intermediate Station,
$50. IL. 30 O. m; 5 90, a. 50. 50. $50. and p. m.
CONNGCTING TRAINS.
Fer Boston wa etrineheh-s a. m, thx.:l s.
tEx.,lsp. n. For Boston via Shore Line-lf 10
For Ii srtford and springneld-s. (Ex., ln.4 8.
" For 6 Jon River Railroads a: m. lEr.3
For Hartford, Providence and Fishkill h. b.
i Fer New b. sSen, New Londsn and stoningtOn
For Ca, al Railroad-I2.l5 p m. to Northsmp-
For Housstouic aud Esugstuck Railrosd-sa.
For Danhury and Eorwalk r. -, go g. m;
Commod.eus Sleeping Cars attached tos .. m.
AIS JAMES II. HoYr. Superintendent.
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nEPARTMEST OF THE INTERIOR.
~ INLTED SITES PATENT HEELC

-, WAsHIsSIsE. January {, 1871
On the petition of THOMAS J SLOAN of
New i0Tk, N Y, praying for the extension OF
patent granted TO hfa the 25th dsy eff Aoril.
1888, for an Improvement in Machine for Point
Ing and Tire sding screw Blanks, for seven years
place Oh the - In day OF April 1857
IL Is ordered that the said petition be heard st
the Patent Office On MONDAY, the 5th day of
April next, st IL O'Clock m; aad all persons
are Rotitsd 70 appear aud show cause, if any they
have why said petition oSRht not TO be anted
Persons opposing the extension required 10
ME in the Patent Once their objections. speci ally
set forth In writing, at least ftcsaty days before
the day OF hearing; all testimony fied by either
taken and transmitted In sccordane with TIE rules
tion.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upop a.
testimony, must be led In the offise ,tces;y DAYS
.eiOre the day OF hearing the srgume nts, III any
within fss days a.'cr Ming the tettisiony.
Ordt-ed al-o that fhIs notice be published in the
IaisiL'ssHfe' aud the RsppblieaH Wsshiagtnn, ID.
o., and In the Times. New York, n Y. once a
week for three successive weeks; the first of .sid
publications To be at least sixty days previous 70
the day Of hearikg.
% THEAKER.
Commissioner Of Patents
P.S-Editors OF the above papers will niea.s
copy, and send their bills to the Patent OfScs
9th paper Containing this notice isl0-Iav,w
WIN. KNABE COS PIANOS,
PRrsCr co . ORGANS AaD ME.
L0DBONe, WIN
for sale and rent on easy terms, =; Ne. ass nth
street. above Pennsylvsnis avenue
&c l-eodmf u. y. R1lCHENBACH,
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WOMEH
~ AND
LYIN0-IN ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street { sircle y corner Of n street
WAshfngtOn- ID a


This Institution has been established for tho re-
cept1on OF patients who may be suffering from dis.
eases peculiar TO their sex, and for the admission
Of uch females as may require the comforts Of the
The building 10 situated in the most healthy per.
ton OF the District, surrounded by its own
grounds. Oars pass the door every Ave minutes
TermO OF admission From 90 to $40 per week.
In accordance with the room required, payable in
advance. This includes Board, Medicfpes Med.
ical and Surgical attendance.
MEDICAL STAFF.
BURGEON IN OHIEP
J. THOMPSON. u
O0NsUL TiNG PAYSiGixSs AND IS s6KSEoNs.
JOS BARNES, n. D., Surgeon General,
jos; RILEY, Ii D., esors.tpvn.
THOS. MILLER. n. D., street Washi, ston
Az .GAkN1TT, N. D., New York Avenue,
MPyOHNSTON. n. D Washington
0RAITON TYLER, n. D., 0eorRetovn
T.HOWARD, n. D., street.
Orders for admission to the rree beds in this hos
Httai, tof which there are 3d. can be obtained Of
the surgeon In chief at this ONCE 81 street or
Of any OF the Medical stan, and Of the Reys, Drs.
Hail 0urley. Gillette, and Ooombs.
Viii apply to the Surgeon General, United States
Pstients living ct distance whs desire To mama
to this Institution treatment can secure rrvafe
rooms By applying BY letter to the matron Of the
hospital. 4. p. GILLETTE, D. D.,
an 1S-eolxf President.
AZ % N
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rx.,,,. - WAsHISG TN, ) al. s, 1857,
80 @ oetWeen washington ami New Work are
fuh SEW FORK, without change = cars
q a. a.e oaliy except Sunday at lF r. IA. and
LOB NEW YORK, chsnsiu- car, At paiIseeI.
Leave daily except sur Isy) at n:l5 a. m AM
FOR PHILApELPBIA.
besNe naiiy except uDday at 40 and IL Is a
m, ana so and $50 = m
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Phil alel,hia stss
m only.
daily " WV - -
:, Through tickets 20 PHILADELPHIA New Yors O
boston, can De had 81 tee Station 0Ifc, st all
In the day. we'll az the new Office ia tre
Bsnkers and Brokers Telegraph Line, "a Pepu.
avenue, bstweeb 9Th aud II streets
See Baltimore and Ohio fiail al advertisement.
Tor schedule between Wsshjnetss, Baltimore,
Anna polls, and the Vest
J:L. WILSON. Master vi TRANSPORTATION
Il N COLE General Ticket Agent
oc so.tf "
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RAILROADS.

BEADING RAILROAD
sais Ee rHk isf ha e 81 Ps eESsSkAEE
etMS ghk S Ay ybiF Yo SIX ykkIHiHyS,
ANAbAS WLNTER 'ARRiGKMIFiy TIE aE
The ocmp.nys pePo1 1TniBrEESfH1 a. ana s. s,9s
LOWELL streets, Philsaelp6ia, ~ the ioiiSxiis.Z
MORNING ACCOMMODATIONS
Al 50 . N. for Reading and al intermes,.t.
kssT mi ns leaves ReSdns a'ssoP NJ. arriving
MORNING EMPRESS
A. 81. =. m for heading, Lebanon. Hsrrf.bs,g
Peitsvills' Pine GROVE, IamsgsA, sun6ury WI
isio, AiIsntowa, Wiike.bafre, Fittst5s hy sIt-
Carlisle. ChSn.heT,bnre Esge rstown &C, a.
Pennsy wanna kAilrOsi trains Tor AIientown.
s sn2 With the f hessp99 ,sIlsy ram ter harris.
fEi1S az, At haBsisBt sG With hRof sd Hssen,
susau, SsSSs traiHs Tor SoriRa S esSlsI snd
Transport, YORK, Chamhersburg, Piaeer0ve, A.
AFTERNOON ENPREss
Leaves Phi lecelphis ~ $50 .. In. for ResdiDs
P"ttsvilie, hATri-LurC. &c connecting ~,
R"sdins and Ooumbis Railroad trains for Ioi11,+ll
BEADING ACCOMMODATION
stations, aflives ia Pr piis osp.ns way
te,urring, leave Pliladeiphis Al 81 .. m.
irs,Ss Ter PSiisdet u phi ies W. tisrrislususp
m and Pottsville At { - IN. STRIVING m
NJ "a aIIlElEs at hiisa-iphia At 6.as M.
IS !, and Harrisburg al i0p m o1nIs, a.
ma H g. keHai1 With Ale nogn ho'ouni,iau n
south atc-5 ,. m. arriving IN fhiladeIphia a.
:, nsrhes TIatu; with passenger car attached.
Leaves Piladel Pbia af q e loon too t.eAdIss 80
ri wRy stations, leaves Reading N 81 - nm "a
D0Nn,nstoNn Il ; p IA. ior Phi.aael1ha asd al
AL tie nbo We trains r,r daily, srrd,tseYcs,..,
Suncay rains leave Potr-Anlle ~ a n, 90
phIisdei reia Al IS an. leave PhilsdelUsi. f,r
Beading Al d. IL, retuTuins from Reading ats Is
OREsTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
fsserEt re Ion DCw gtoNu aud IA fermedia.e
irairs from Philadelphia reiurning no. II . m
IbetoN al n. m ard i-.ll noon
NE" foHA h KS fak fS Sks EFl1TTsBURGH
Leave New ora at 90 d. On 81 m ma,
serue tug Il Harri,bUIg sta pms iy, ~ ant
n,rihe 'tnifai Ia loai EAsse.s 7 an, =
ti ,s,eu' % Chicago "'iisms9sIt Elnira, BAL
ketui ming. Express Train leaves Ha-,i.nr,,
srli'ai 81 tchB-1 iSauia > press trom .itisIrr-
. - sTd.iU.'a a. 80 a. ,, - pa'-,Hs h-aolus a.
accompsuJ,.s fhs.e IRAN, tlToGsh r. pm gsL'
e., "a! an fift.hur-h, without change
Mail trelI Tor New urE leaves Harlan 81.
2lc 2. m Mai train for Harrisburg leaves ~
So UHLRILL VALJKY RAILRo.D
Tlains leave Pgrtsvi = - J. II so a n sn5-r.
p m, reiTrnins Iron. AQUA at 7.S5 a az
sCHVYLkILL AND >UsoUEHANs, Rail
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4 a
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aud FREMONT: ret1rrl1s trem Harrlsburg - -,
, m, and from Il en1u5 at IS an s,J
.. N. %
FRElGHT
Goods f all desert tIoLs Forwarded 10 an 80
ahovt points from the Con psny M FT..f5.s
Depot, Broad aud Willow streets '7's--
FBSIGHT TRAINS
Leave fhiiad' phia daily At 5.5Ua m Il g 1,.,-
sEd .. nl- Tor kesoing, b-banJu. Harri.r'r--.-
louisville, Port Clinton and all point. he.,,t'
MAILS
Close the Philsdei phia Post Office for ar
place. n tue TuBG anu It's branches A
aud 'or the pLl &c. pAl stailnn. nulA - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-30
hEPAk1M ENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ LALTE ID STA IL 4 \ q Z


On the petition q JViiS THEE 81 I6@sll,
patent granted 10 him on the lo,h day OF May.
!s;s, for an inPIoy vi, in Knitting Looms for
which take. place on the 10th day OF May, lS5:
the IN the b ed heard ss at
April next, at Il o'clock m ; and all persons are
70 soH c snS oa5 to a'
a Persons opposing the extension are required 70
the day OF hearing; all testimony filed by either
and transmitted In accordance with the rules
OF the sffce, which will be fur nished on appIica
tion. -
testimony must De filed in the office ncenfy days
within zen days after f ing the testimony
UIdt RED; also, that this notice be published IN
the Republican and the lntelligencer W ASKING ton
ID. g., and in the O ,urier. Lowell, Mass once a
n.tiicsttons 10 he AZ Las, d me mrs, 81 said
TO IEEAKER,
Commissioner of Patents.
Ea 6S t, Of the above eaper. will please
Esper containing this notice. "a SJ-Iaw3w
lkEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STA res PA TENT 0FF1CE,
o. Iii, Wi.RtNSIoN January IS. Ie7
A.-sae huseIts, PRAYING for the extension of =
S pa sIsnitd 10 him % the 10Th day OF May,
Which takes pIace the iOfh dsy Of NAY i87:
IT, Esient One On MGSBAYi the a,a ' isy 81 81
hpTn next, al 4 O'Clock VI 4; and All persors are
p uhss q apresT aud show cause. if any ,hey
h1ye, WIZ ssid petition ought not TO he granted
ftrs"ns opposing The extension are required 20
nle ~ The afent Once their objections specially
set forth IN Writing al least twenty days before
tn day of bearing: All testimony fled by either
parry 70 be used at the sail hearing must b. taken
and transmitted in sccordauce with the rules OF
the Cfhce. which will be furnished application
. Propositions AMI Their papers relied upon a. te,-
tim"ny must be tfed in the Office twenty DAYS he
lore The day Of hearing: the trguments, if any,
within ten days after ming the testimony.
CrfeTed AGO. that This notice ie published In
Tie Republican and n e Inteiligencer Washington,
u y aud in the Courier. Low ell, Mass, plce a
week for three sueces-ive weeks, the first of said
Iubneations To be at least sixty days previous TO
the day OF hearing.
T q TdEAKER
- commissioner of PSteuts
COPY ano send eeir bills TO the Patent Once with
u paper containing this ne tice "A an wsw