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Il NTRTRN GOLDEN.

II AUBURN GOLDEN,
FLAXEN AND SILKEN CURLS,
Produced by the use of Prot. DEBREUA'
FRISER LIE CHEVEUX. One application
warranted to curl the most straight and stub
born hair, Of either sex, into wavy ring cts, or
heavy massive curl5. Has been used by the
fashi6nablcs Of Paris and London. with the
most gratifying results Does no injury to the
hair. Price BY mail, sealed and postpaid 81
Descriptive circulars mailed free. Address
2e5 River 81, Tao. II. Y, Sole Agents for the
United States NH lily
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STATE OF 1RADE--neW kuoW duytilibS
about the condition Of the Southern shipping
business, and one sufficient reason IS that no
such thing exists except in name. The large
and prosperous lines formerly leaving this port
on regular sailing days for New Orleans, Gal
weston, &c, are now extinct. There was me
old Holmes Line" for example, which, be-
fore the war, employed constantly from eight
to dozen ships, at least one vessel leaving
New York every Monday. morning TOR New
Orleans laden with valuable cargo OF silks,
cloths, and other merchandise: Inc value e OF
single cargoes rarely fell below $3.50, 900. The
great change which has taken place appears
from the fact that since the opening of Southern
ports the entire number Of ships dispatched to
New Orleans by the proprietors OF that line is
six. The story told about all other ports be-
vond Baltimore differs little from this except IN
details Only few struggling vessels are occa-
sionally announced as ION the berth, and these
are in almost every instance dispatched by
brokers-a class Of men unknown TO the trade 10
more prosperous days Very different lmpres'
pressions in regard 10 this business are cnte1-
tanned in some quarters, especially among people
ia the country, who heard OF the splendid gains
realized by charterlng steamers III the next lew
months succeeding the suspension OF hostllltl9s.
But is nothing of this sort DOW. Asa rule,
the steam lines to Southern ports are prohtless
concerns. Not long ago a couple of tine steam
ers one of which cost S1l0, 900, and the other
sS2, OOO we're put up for sale and the best offer
ing was $32, 900 and $2S, 900, respectively: The
fact is, the South is utterly PROSTATE, politically
and commercially, and it will take some time,
under the most favorable circumstances before
there will be a return Of even semblance OF the
old nrosperity Journal Of Commerce.
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yg7O REBECCA GREEN, wife Of GEORGE >.
Green, q non resident Of the State : -
notice that shall, on TuESD = Y, the ga 4I4%
Il April next, at The Office Of J"Eoes r., F. NcIn-
>ir5, Notary Public, in Springfield Mass Pc oe
ee a24 ar * II c 4cp S9 R q" G Ge5:S s
q q Ir - 4 G. Danover, Green and Others
r. b Da read a @v&once in my behalf in c%r-
I H@iinnx and county, w., whcrein I am plain
t lHi$'d YOU are defendant; ald il ir2n an.
cause the taking Of aid feposl{'2"- oe 5o cVL' l
msnfeo 5@ on Oh 5@" 5h e day. " the aj%s Of the
T2P Ij bo adjo gu and CONVINCED IRON day t@
w., , ~ ~ from, time to time. at the same place nc
h pay 90 the snmc hours, until the same @ns. "
completed. g. ,roroh 81 1867
Dated 1II'@''''''''.'' GEORGE 8. GREEN,
Der BnU*r & WArTLEs, his A''"r"'e7
~ io,ylW
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f G II U r f

MONDAY EVN'G., MARCH %.
Rev, GEO. G. SMITH, of Georgia, will lee
ture in Liberty Hall. .1a,,
Subject" Young Men Of the South =,
what thew have done and what they should
do. Tickets rs cents; to be had at the stores OF
George E. French, Entwis!e 8 Con; ana o. 4 geo
H. Robinson, John t. Creighton H. L. WOOD
NH 22-td
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l.O.U,F. LODGE NO, No as. l.U,O.F
LECTURE, FOX THE
Eh.N EFT OF THE OEPBAN AZ lsUA,
OF ALENANnRIA
U:;DE. TIE AUSPICES ~
POTOMAC LODGE, NO. e.
st TIE EP. METHODIST CHURCH.

FUIUMAC LINDGE, No. e,
at TIE EP. METHODIST CHURCH.
49,, ,,.r> \, =, Mashing!qn street,
on WEDNESDAY ENEN'G., MARCH 81 .
The exercises will commence with prayer by
the Rev. j. T. Lotwich.
Ode to Charity, written by Il. 3. Whiting
ion, esq.
Lecture, by the Rev. " f. Alunsry.
Ode to Friendship, Love and Truth written
by ?. &: NJ. Mny2s, of Alabama, and presented
to the Grand Lodge Of the United States upon
their first Reunion, September, 1865.
Benedictinn.
Doors will be open ut y. IN. Services to
commence at = p. m Tickets - cents enchi
to be had at the bookstores, and from the Com
mttee.
Committee Of Arrangements: Hugh Latham,
Henry Brengl lie, Wesley Avery, James &. De-
vaughn. Jacob D: Appich James II. Picken,
Nathaniel Hays, VIM, H. Carlin. mh22-td
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RYJ n acknowledgements.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE N ALEA-
y ANDRIA, VA, LATE THE PROPER
TY OFJANTES VANSANT, DECEASED FOX
SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-23

KING STREET,
. 3. " i D D E !

want uniform and reliable goods, to our ne"
stock of Ladies, Gent:, Misses and ChiIdr'n'5
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of every ksd and descr ption, comprising a
great many new styles, which are unsurpassed
for beauty, comfort and d1rabAity. As these
goods have been made recently, they can and
will be sold much cheaper than any old goods
in the market,
Ladies Boots,
Caters
- House Slippers,
- Dress
Gents Boots,
Caters
Toilet Slippers,
Walking Shoes,
Thicl, Boots:
Men Polish
Cater
Slippers,
Child's Walking Boots,
Lasting
Button Boot:
Infants Black Morocco Boots.
d" COlOTed /"
Kid
Button
ankle Ties,
Lasting Boots,
Patent Leather Bi@t:
Colored Lasting q
- Button
You will do we'll to call and examine At a
King street, before you buy.
nh 19.2nt w g. WADDEY.
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TINE SUBSCRIBER offers To- rent t2r r the en-
suing the Fhjos s4%FS o H" .ho late
t9e TENT hAAP5EG 5ot tn" &dGs i2T . re3s VIII
D Mo ap5 Iy 4: o Rs:' AETHTf TAT
DB AIH h%"ini:rator T, B. Post onico Pr&
1APCH lst.-Opcn this day, @h?lS@ "'" oTd
M A ~ GHiieached and Brown ShTun& 3 Vn
5Hae ng C@ttoos % $r2ds o3 aG@ Ut %5S the
lowest .7Tlce' 70 give - i r. l.. WOOD,
No 10, King street
door from Washington street
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BY SIMPSON & neutrality-suspicious.
WE WILL SELL on SATURDAY, March
w 23d, at 10 O'clock, at our store, NO e.
South Fairfax street, a large lot Of Buckets
Picks, Shoyes Pickaxes, Mattresses, BedsteGds,
Bedclothing Chairs Pots, Pans, Kettles
76 mir Hames, l pair Platform Scales Lam
terms. &c, sc. SIMPSON & ATWlLL,
nh X. cots Auctioneers
Mg-In consequence of the weather the above
sale has been postponed until THURSDA i
the 29th instant. mn @2-1s
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DIED.

In sperryville, Rappahannock caunty, on tn! n,
18th instant, after lingering and painful H.
ness, Mrs DORCAS BRUCE, consort or hool'
Bruce. leaving six children to mourn their ire
parable loss.
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WA Rim LIS Il .
PORT OF ALEYANDRIA-MARCH

SAILED.
Steamer Express, Nicols, Baltimore, by ).
Breeders s. Co.
Steamer Thos f. Cahill Norris, Baltimore,
by B Wheat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-23

The HTNA INSURANCE COMPANY. Mr.. M.
P. Morse, the General Travelling Agent of the
IEtna Life Insurance Company, Is at present
stopping at the City Hotel, and will, on Mon
day, call on some Of the merchants and business
men Of the city, with the object of extending
the operations of his company to this section
of the State The 4Etna Company enjoys an
excellent reputation in Baltimore and Rich
mond in which two cities it is doing an extern
sive business, and it is the intention of Mr.
Morse to- if possible, make it also conduce to
the interests Of the citizens Of Alexandria to
patronize the company for which he is the
agent.
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MARRIED

MARRIED.
On the 26th ult, at Bel Pre-, the residence OF
the brides mother, near Brandy Station, y the
Rev A. d. Pollock, Mr.. SAMUEL RiAEG to
Miss NJ. FANNIE, third daughter OF the late
d, G. Wise, decd, all Of Culpeper county
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DOTS AND SH o E s e..

G P R l y G. T K a y L
NEW GOODS: NEW STYLES.
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= MARINE ACCIDENT. The schooner Billup
n y Captain Shirly King, on her way up
~ .us river, yesterday morning, had her foresail
O'0"n away, when off the Bluff, and was towed
Up to this city.
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GOLD.
NEW YORK, March 23.-Gold to-day, l34f.
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Yon will do we'll to call and examine At /!
King street, before you buy.
NH l8-2m. W. Il. AIDE l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-23

JURORS DRAWN justices Beach, Bell and
oonners, were summoned to meet at the
court House to-day at II o'clock to draw jul
to's TO serve at the next, April, term OF the
euarterly Court for this county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-06-21
THE EVENING STAR.
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, June loEvenng-The riot in
birmingham, which at first had formida bic
appearance, was speedily suppressed by the
action of the Government In the House OF
Com this evening the Hon. Claiborne
hardy the Home Secretary. snnoun ced that
the dlstur Dances in Birmingham had ended,
peace and order had been restored throughout
the city, and the troops sent there were under
orders TO return 10 their former stations.
LONDON, June 1.-THE English Gov ern-
nent, warned by the landing effected by the
squad Of Fenians At Dungarvan, have station
ed men war In the channel TO guardagainst
the repetition of similar attempts.
LIVERPOOL, June 19-Evenlng -Ths liza bill
ties of the firm of Frazer, Trenholm l. Co.
have been ascertained TO exceed their assets
by nearly million pounds sterling,
CONsTANTINOPLE, June 1S-A collective
note from the French. Russian, Prussian, and
Italian Governments was presented to the
Porte on Saturday last urging a suspension of
hostllities in the island of Gambia, and recon-
mendIng that an inquiry be made into the
grievances OF the Cretans, to be conducted by
Jolnt commission appointed by the great
Powers and the Sublime Porte.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, June 20 -Edward Block
Bey, the ambassador of the Sublime Porte to
the United States, departed from his city yes
terday On mis- voyage to the United States of
America.
DUBLIN, June 20.-The special commission
IN session 81 Limerick has concluded its labors
Several prisoners convicted eftreason have
been sentenced TO hard labor for life.
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From Mexico.

SAN LUIS PoTosI, June 3, (via NEW Or
LEANS, June l9.)-Maxmilian's trial was to
have been resumed to m orrow, but his counsel
not having arrived from the capital the case
VIII be again postponed General Mejia, on
being asked whom he would name to conduct
his defence, replied that he would choose
GENERAL Escobedo, whose life he had once
saved when Marquee had him prisoner and
wanted TO shoot him. General Escobedo,
however, refused 10 act. The probabilities
grow greater that the trial will be postponed
on one pretext or another till after the fall of
Mexico city and Vera Cruz, and until after the
arrival OF the American Minister.
From the City OF Mexico we have the news
that General Marquee has put the wife of Min
lister lglesias-one of President Juarez's Cabi.
net-and the wife of the Liberal Governor of
the State, Senior BaZ, in prison, and threatens
70 shoot them; with some fifty other Liberal
families whom he holds under arrest, unless
Max milan be given up. Marquee may have
done this to save his own life; he is lot the ma
10 lift little finger In behalf of any one else
Up 10 The date OF June the siege OF the capital
still progressed. General DiaZ was aiming at
reducing the capital in the same manner as
Oueretaro had been taken.
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SALES IN ALEXANDRIA.
RY J. II. PARRoTT, Auctioneer; Alexandra

Id
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA, LAND
AND CITY LOTS FOR SALE.
On SATURDAY, the I'D day of June, 1877 at IL
m in front OF the Mayors Office, in Alexandria,
WICK, four miles from Washington city, and two
from Alexandria, on the railroad and turnpike be-
tween the two cities The property will be sold in
three parts, viz
l. Fifty six acres, with Brick Dwelling, contain
ing ii rooms, and out-buidings. On this land are
an orchard. in full bearing; market garden
grapes shrubbery forest and ornamental trees, and
tion station of the Washington and Alexandria,
with the Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad, is with
in a tew minutes walk. The scenery and view are
OF unsurpassed beauty, and the surroundings
eNcePtionable.
?. Thirty eight acres of fine meadow land, about
separated from No. by the Loudoun and Hamp-
shire Railroad. This is excellent land for grain and
hay and for market gardening.
3. Twenty five acres on the old LeesbuTg road,
about midway between the Theological Seminary
and Alexandria. Tie view from this situation is
beautiful and extensive and the neighborhood very
agreeable.
residing at Warwick.
Also, several Valuable Lots in the city of Alex
andria.
Terms One half to be paid in cash, and the resi-
dence in two equal instruments at Il and Is rs
from sale, with interest excepting that 81 900 of
the purchase money for No. remain in the
hands Of the purchaser for about four years, bear
ing interest. "
c. A ALEXANDER, Trustee.
~ Further particulars of w. c. YEATON, At
torney at Law, Office in Stewart Block. King ST.,
Alexandria, Va. je S-eotds
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The improvements OH the WashInston
and Baltimore Rajlroad

and Baltimore Railroad
ON Saturday morning last, the President
and Directors OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company, with a number OF invited
guests, in all some seventy OF eighty persons.
lett camden Station for the purpose OF exam
ming the works OF the company at Mount
Glare, the Camden cutoff, and the proposed
improvements at Washington Junction. The
bdttm0re Commercial in 4 description of the
trip says:
From this point, the excursionsts pro.
ceeded TO the Camden Cutoff. and viewed
with much interest the work in progress there
This point il distant from Camden station
about 2H miles. 1t is the intention of the com.
pany, as stated by the President, in connec-
'lon with this cutoff, 10 erect substantial
dou bie-tracked iron bridge across GWyup:s
Falls. The distance saved BY this improve
ment between Camden Station and the new
Samoen Junction Will be one mile and half
thus lessening the distance to Washington
and all points OF the West 10 that extent The
president remarked that as number of Sc we're
curves would be thus avoided and the line be
ren dered so straight from Baltimore to Wash
ington, il was expected thatthe fast trains be-
tween these cities would perform their trips,
upon Inc completion of this work, IN one hour,
From the cutoff the party proceeded to Wash
lngton junction, where they witnessed the
contemplated improvements at that point
Al me Intersection of the Main Stem and
Washington branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio
read Is an immense mass OF earth and rock,
winch Is 10 sc removed. Its place will be oc.
cupled by large and finely constructed no.
Tel, surrounded by ample verandahs. Passen-
gers by either the Washington branch or the
western trains can then be transferred under
cover, free from all exposure, to such trains
as they may desire to occupy. The improve
ment is very desirable, and will add largely
10 the comfort of travellers upon the route.
1 lie earth At this point Will be used in the 6IJs
OF the Camden cutoff, while the rock will he
employed in ballasting the new road II is
believed that the Camden cutoff improve.
ments Ciil be completed by the first OF No.
yemher,y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-06-21

AFFAIRS IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
MD.-The Marlborough Gazette of Wednesday
says that on Tuesday. his Honor, Judge
Berry, sitting in equity, helrd an important
case in relation to the right of property in
Mckendree Nj. 4. Church, in Piscataway dis
Irict. The questions involve the rights OF the
two divisions of the Church, North and South,
and when decided we will publish for the in :
formation of the public. The mandamus case
OF the School Comm ssioners of this county
VS.. the County Commissioners, was decided by
Judge Berry on Saturday adverse to the plain
tiffs. On motion OF the States Attorney, ohm
II. McCutchen was admitted as an attorney OF
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LADIES' LIST.

LADIES LIST.
Angle N Miss GrovesEliza Miss Nc Carter VI Y Mrs
Albert Cath Mrs Mrs Miss
Alderman MrsGrove Melinda McCuIlohMaryS
Anderson u co Giegling Arthur Miss
Ben chris MrsGassaway Clara Mrs s'e - % SO
Bates Lizzie Mrs Miss OliverAmyMrs 2
Brown b Mrs Mrs Oler Jennie Miss
Brand Miss Garretson EmilyO BIienJ my Mis-
Bache NJ Mrs Mrs Bourne Della
BrownH nTiettaG fling En- NJ Peck MarthaMrs
Boyde n Miss Miss PstriAnlsF Mrs
Burch Miss Gleason MAMrs Powers E aA Mrs
Bailey miss (clGriflnNeiie Miss polouzeJ
Bently Car MissGrihn VIM Mrs Purcell WmMrs
Bryan Elizabethiiood EA Mrs Rea A Mrs.
Brewer Miss Hall Gustie MissRay Fannie Miss
nchard LMrsHall Katy Miss Ross Mary Mrs
barber 1rs . HSg l Maria Boss ns, Mrs
bay Mrs q Hi'lsl Miss Round ds Mary I Ms2
Bowman Mrs Hammel Amy Roche Mary Mrs
Bailey N Mrs Miss Ray MaryE Mrs
Barcey X RMrsHarr is EllenMrs Rollins Frans Mis-
Miss INF Mans MEs
Clark CT Acknowledgements Anna Mrs
Cook Mrs Hiltoh SarahMrs Stark l. r Mrs
Crane Mrs Howell Mrs Scott Lucy Mrs
Clark Sarah MrsI gleha1t Mary Sands Rose Miss
Carleton Miss Jone5RattieM Miss Smi tn MaryEMrs
Clongsley + Ellis Mary Miss Smith MatildMrs
Carlton Miss IS Johnson Lucy Shines sally Mrs
Caville Ii S MissJohnson Margt Streeter Elize
Crockwell } Mrs tcol'd! Mrs,
Mrs Jackson Ma Mi Seconds II elenJW
Coleman G n MrsJohnson Mary h ShidyJ enie L Mrs
Croker N Nj Mrs Miss St JohnJulialIrs
Caroler NJ Iris knappAin'eM is Stevens MinueM
Cotton " Mrs kinbal Kate NJ Miss
Cohen Mrs Miss Steirlin NJ Mrs
Davis Mrs kimball L Mrs StordeN ancy Mrs
Davis Anna MissLord NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ar II
DunkinsonA MrsLion S9mer Mrs A Mrs
Dyer + Mrs Lowe w Mrs Strain SarE Mrs
Duncan Miss LoweltAnaMiss Turner Ida Miss
Duvall Mrs LettonClaAAIisT Towers Mrs
D"gcr Eliza Mrs Lewis Jane Mrs Tolever Rosy Mis-
DePrudio EnZaLagrange LiZzieTay VI j Miss
Madam LanmanM 'gt NJ rsW hiteGracy Miss
Dewitt II Mrs Nav Alice Miss West Jane Miss
Davis NJ T. Miss Marsh EliZ 'hMisW hite Ellen re-
Dunmore NJ MrsMenke Mrs Wood Celia Mrs
powncy NJ Mrs MountSop aMiss Wightte Anne
DesfOsse L Mrs Mason Emn mis- Watson AliceNis
Ediin Miss Morris Lamiler Woodlie FlorNIis
Ewing Mrs MINIS l. VA Mrs Wine field Jane
EcklCff Mrs MurphyM AIRS Wyhcrt Ida Miss
Floyd L L Mrs Mirck MaryMis " caver Ida Mrs
Fleet Miss (C) MarShallEi'aMs Wilson EliZaNrs
Fowler II T. MrsMorrsMaris MrsW olcot Anna Mrs
Friehus Miss MarshalM AM rs " arrenC ella Mrs
Farmer l. Mrs Mathews Nancy Watson B |. Miss
ff2manril Nj Miss Whitney Cath Nj
Fountain W Mrs Merchant Sias Mrs
Forrest Maria Mrs Wallace HIM Mrs
Mrs McFarlan NJ woodward Mary
Fletcher Fannie Mrs Mrs
Mrs McCiareAnnaM Waters MartMrs
Gre"nEiiz hMrs Mrs " inters Mrs
MI>CELLANEOCS.-L.,S s. l..
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CLOTHING. &c.

PEMOVAL.-GEORGE D. taft has removed
H his Merchant Tailor 5 Store from his old a
stand, on Seventh street west, to the new
Store on the north side of III street north, M
near the corner of Seventh street west where MI
he Will he glad to zee his old customers. He
has on hand full assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VESTINGS,
OF all kinds and Of the latest fashion.
Jel2w- GEO d. taft.
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w II i s X L r 8

NJ is T A C II Est
Forced to grow upon the smoothest face in from
three to i've weeks by using DR.. SEVIGNE'S RES
full discovery in modern science, acting upon the
Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous man
London with the most fattering success Names
Of all purchasers will be registered, and If entire
money viii be cheertully refunded. Price by mail,
sealed and POSTPAID 81 Descriptive circulars and
SHUTS CO, Chemists, No 2s3 River street,
Troy, New York. Sole agents for the United
States .ss-tt,.l s.rs. = 80. an 3-d&weoly
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFIC

tho ,.,,ton M H1lG Il Is Of
Rochester, n. Y, praying Tor the extension Of a
patent granted to him the 10th day of May, 1854,
years from the expiration Of said patent, which
takes place on the 10th day Of May, 1857;
It is es shf BE at
next at IL O'Clock m; and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED TO
set forth in writing at least trenty days before the
day of hearing; an testimony led by either party to
mitted in accordance with the rules of the Office,
which will be furnished on application.
timony must be filed in the office twenty days before
the day of hearing; the arguments, if any, within
ordered, also that this notice be published in the
Republican and the Intelligence, Washington, d,
week for three successive weeks; the first OF said
to be least SIXTY days to the
1i isels-w3w Commissioner Of Patents.
DIC-NIC, EXCURSION, AND TRAVELLING
T. LUXURIES.
sf1sa 'GF Us aSHss PER-
DH1Uz Hss cHGTfRs r 2s'' ss;, HAM
Also, large variety Of Plain and Fancy Picnic
and Travelling M sssfstS HAMS. .
We call attention to for SANDWICHES, They are
mild teH STDES
From the Scuppernong Grape Of North Caroiinas
light very fruity and golden color: unexcelled for
KING SON, King Place, -
my l5-tf Corner Vermont ave- and l51s st.
NANTES PURGATORIO, translated by Long
u fellow Mead's American Grape Culture II,
Ceurts. Martial. May Day and other Poems, Sy
Ralph Waldo Emerson The Reign of L Law, ny 5ne
Explained Miss Ravenells Conversion from se-
cession to Loyalty, by w De Forest. sowing
myA - fAANOA - : w u. ?
NEW BOOKs.-The Land Of Thor; by Ross
ma RAILROAD: by II. II. OTIS, M D.; illustrated; 81.
Coningtons Translation Of virgii,s Enid; exc;
Curiosity shop; Globe Edition. 81 80. haksperes
complete Works Lsndon Edition 9 ~, Nora ana
fT isie ou''a''''' A'1' fBASCK TAYLOR.
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pY FITCH g. FOX, Real Estate Brokers,
- Corner of 7th and streets,
Opposite Post Office Depart ment

ADMINISTRATORS SALEOF UNIMPROVED
PROPERTY ON 14TH STREET WEST, BE-
TWEEN SOUTH d STREET AND MARY
LAND AVENUE,
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON the ed instant,
at half past six clock, shall sell, without
serve, ON the premises part of Lot No. s. in Square
south ID street and Mary land avenue, and running
back "a feet inches to a 30 foot alley.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and nine
months, at interest. Notes to be secured by deed
OF trust. All conyeyancing and revenue stamps at
the cost of the purchaser deposit required at time
OF sale. L. G.. LUMkfN, Administrator
jel 9-d COOPER LATMER, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
SALES IN GEORGETOWN,

by THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
BY virtue of deed of trust, executed by VIM .
Trunnel and wife, and recorded in Libers E. G. z ,
No. folio AS, of the Land Records, and at the re-
quest OF the party secured thereby, will offer at
public SAFE at o'clock p. M, on TIL URSDAY, the
h Instant parts of lots numbered 20 and 81 front
ing 3 ia feet on the side of Potomac street.
and running back the same width 81 feet deep with
the story frame building.
Terms at sale.
r. p. JACKSON, Trustee
Je IL THOMAS BOWLING, Auct