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DEPARTMENT OF THEINTERIO
- UkIrED STATES PATENT OFFICE,


WARRINGTON, August 7, 1857.
On the petition OF Henry Waterman, OF Hudson,
~ Y, praying for the extension Of patent granted
to him the 10th day Of November 1885, and feissued
The 9'h day OF July, 1861, for an improvement In
Safety Valves for Locomotive Engines, for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent hich takes
place on the 18th day Of November, 1867;
It Is ordered that the said petition be hoard at
the Patent ohee on MONDAY the 2sth day OF October
next, at IL 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 file
In the Patent Omes their objections, specially set
forth In writing, at least tosRty days before the day
Of hearing all testimony nled by either party to be
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans.
mitted In accordance with the rules OF the once
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tss.
timony, must be hlod In the Office t0entv days before
the day Of hearing the arguments, II any, within
ten days after hling the testimony.
Ordered, also that this notice be Published In the
REPUBLICAN and the IRtsllf0enosr, Washington,
d. G., and In the Times, New York, N. Y, once
week for three successive weeks; the hrat Of said
day Of hearing. T. o. THRAKRR,
sulS'wSw Commissioner Of Patents.
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NOTICE.-I HEREBY FoREWA Arm
IN all persons against trusting any one On my
account by order or otherwise, as will pay no debts
thus contracted. JAS. A. WILLIAMS
wAsHTsdrox, Aug. II, 1867. auls.3t
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~ The Gravest Maladies OF Youth and
EARLY hASHooD-Howard Association Essays, on
the Physiology Of the Passions, and the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the nrst age Of man.
with Reports on new methods OF treatment en-.
ploysd In this Institution Sent In sealed letter en-
velopss, free Of charge. Address, DE-. J. sKILLIN
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadslphia,
Penn. myl7-3m
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JUsr RECEIVED, o complete stock Of
Black Rroek aud Sack Coats all gradsssnd qualities
guaranteed in every respect, at A. saks Co. ., 6l7
Seventh street, adjoining Bank. H.f
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LocALIrsMs.

ALL OUR LINEN STOCK to be closed out
in thirty days. regardless to cost at A. saks Co.'S,
5l7 Seventh street.
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~ Free TO Evsrybody.-A iarg, o pp,
Circular, giving information Of the greatest import
ancs to the young Of both sexes.
hteashes how the homsly may become beautiful
the despissd respected, and the forsaksn loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fall to send
their Address, and receive . copy pos. paid, by 70.
turn mail. Address p. o. Drawer 81.
mhl9-d&wly Troy, NY
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OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PArEsr OyyIoH,


WAsHfsGTOE, June "a, 1867
On the petition Of Harvey Lull Of Bobokon, New
Jersey, praying for the extension OF patent granted
70 him the Slst day Of January, 1904, and ante.
dated January @ 1854 for improvement In Nh utter
Hinges for seven years from tho expiration u said
1865; - " -
Is ordered that the said petition bs heard a. the
Patent oniee on MONDAY, tho 9th day " ba0smbsT,
next, at IL O'Clock, m. and all persons are I0liAsd
70 appear and show cause, n Asy they have, way
said petition ought not 10 be grated,
Persons opposing the enlsnHi1h aIs IsIHIsd N nis
In the Patent oniee thslT 0bJssisHs, sEssaily sst
forth In writing, at least iDsHiD days bsiEs lhs day
OF hearing all testimony nlsa w sIAsF patty W bs
used at the said hearing, masi ~ tAssE Rgd lTags
mitted In aeeoTdAnos with lba GAisH VI tLs gmga,
which will be furnished ~ AppiirsiigE,
Depositions and Other pHpsIA, Isllsa EggA ~ tss'
mony must bo nlsd IN The atHes i9sHIV dsys bsf9Ts
the day OF hearing the slgsHsa.., " sgS, WlIhih
ten days after nlinR Tbs tAatilagEy
Ordered, also, that tLs gyiiss ~ EgLisLsi Ia the
REPUBLICAN, and The l.isiH6sgasy, Washington, D.
Q. and In the TiHp6S, New fgFs, n Y ,ggss = week
for three successive Sssksj iLs AGsl sfssid pabsG
hearing. y q, THkAkEH,
lyS'wsW ostHlalAalSAS VI rstsRls.
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9 T E VEINS USE,
Fl, 81, 2S, and 20 Broadway, N. ",
Opposite BOWlina Green,

Opposite Bowling Green.
oNTHE EUROPEAN PLAN.
Tho Stevens House, is we'll and widely known
to the travelling public. The location is especially
suitable to merchants and business men is in close
proximity TO the business pant Of the ety!s on the
highway Of Southern and Western trayel-and ada
cent to all the principal Railroad and Steamboat
depots.
The Stevens House has liberal aeeommod ations for
over three hundred guests 1t ia well furnished and
possesses every modern improvement for the com
fort and entertainment Of its inmates The rooms are
spacious and we'll ventilated, provided with gas and
water, the attendance Is prompt aud respectful, and
the table is generously provided with every delieaey
Of the season. at moderate rates. The rooms having
been refurRished and remodeled, we are enabled to
offer extra facilities for tho comfort and pleasure Of
our guests.
GEORGE X. CHASE L CO.,
Ru 6m Proprietor,
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

n G. MAYO & CO.'S
IL. CELEBRATEp BRANDS or
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCOs,
''yirgiuia Choies,n ''Just the Thing" and other
popular brands can be bought at FACfo PRICES,
WEIGHS WHOLESALE CIGAR AND TOBACCO
ESTABLISHMENT,
l64 PsnntylyAuIa Avenue, between Seventeenth and
Elghteenth stress
SOLE AGENCY for the District Of Columbia and
Alexandra, Va. = aul4-u
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A GREAT SroyE EsrABIIsuNrsr-It |,
SIZE CTAL NoTICMs.

AS- I. o. o. F.-Grand Lodge.-An Atfr'
journsd Meeting will be held on WEDNESDAY EVE.
sING 18th instant, at o'clock, when the Code will
be considered.
Aul4-lt p II. SWEET, Or Sec
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EArLoYnEsT 0FrIoE.-One Of the great
est blessings TO . community is we'll regulated en-
ploymsnt agency. Many persons in want Of hsip
are eompslled 10 lose considerable tims In hunting
help, always Of course, going in the wrong dree.
hon,) while those In search Of employment know
not whore TO ind It, To obvists this difaeulty ws
are pleased to that Jos II. Hilton hiss established
an agency for employment, At room No. 7, Intslli.
geneer Building, Seventh street, Of street.
vhsre all In want Of help and all who desire en-.
ploymsnt would do we'll 10 call. He also dsvotes
hS attention to tho purchase and sale Of real estate
A GREAT SToyE EsrABLIsHNESr.-It Is
we'll worth visit BY any Of our citizens to the
tablishment Of Robert Boyd. No. 40 Ninth street.
below L. Through the politsnsss Of WIN. u. Birch,
the sentlsmanly and afable agent, we were shown
through the entire premises from the attic 10 the
basement They havsa mandatory for the work
they dispose Of In the store, and II s most eomples
in everything that Is required. The stors-room Is
we'll adapted for the purpose and everything s kept
In most eomplsts state Of preservation. The pro.
prietor has vast number Of articles also suitable
for housekeepers and u would be well for those cob
templating entering upon the stern duties Of life to
give Mr. Boyd call, and we are satisfied they will
not regret taking our advice.
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n RP H A M s. COU RT.

IN RP II A vs. COU RT.
ArGrsT IL, 1867.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
TO wr:
In the case Of Jerome G. Berry, administrAtor Of
Tramsl H. Cloui, deceased, the administrator afore.
said has with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court
Of Washington County Aforesaid, appointed sATUR.
DAY, the 9TH day Of September, A D. 1857, for the
and distribution Of the personal estate
Of said deceased and Of the assets In hand far as
the same have been collected and turned Into money
deceased ar. ncasd 70 '.ass ssnS & s Fs q saa sahs
properly youehed, or they may Otherwise BY law be
excluded from all bensht IN said deceased estate
provided . copy Of this order be publishsd once q
week for three weeks in the HArIoSAL RRPuBLIoAS
previous 70 the said day.
Test: JAS. r. o'BEIRNR,
aul4.wSw Register OF Wills.
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~ Sexual Diseases, Debility, Ac.-Pay
no more money to ouacks, but buy TRALL 4 JACK
sos's Pathology and CURE YoURsRLR. g.
Sold by American News Co., l2l Nassau street, New
York. Send for circular. ap26-d&wsm~
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YOU and and nobody know
" How sweet peas and barley grow;
81. everybody knows that Hsnnins's One Price,
oiohins Store s III. corner Of Seventh street and
Maryland svenus
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VNELEGRAPH MATERIAL AT
AUCTION

VNELEGRAPH MATERIAL AT
AUCTION
DEPOT oUARTERNAsTER's OFFICE,
WAsHIEGToS, D. c., August o, 1867. (
By direction Of the Quartermaster General the fol-
lowing named Telegraph Material will be sold at
public auction at Lincoln Depot under the direction
Of Breyet Lieut.. Col James NJ Moore, QuArtermastsr
U. s. army, on TUESDAY, August %, at 10 a. m,
to wit.
2O4 cells for Portable Battery
1000 Rubber InsulatoTs.
7lbs. Gutta Pereha
2Ol lbs. Galvanized Wire.
II miles yulcaniLed Wire.
II miles Insulated Wire.
2jl Coppers
III Rubber Rings.
2j Reels.
sol Zines for Portable Battery
], 05l Telegraph Poles.
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
By order Of Gen Tompkins, Depot Quartermasier.
JAMES NJ. MOORE,
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel,
aui4.td QuartermAsIer In charge.
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IL every scheme Of Radiealism there
is partizan purpose to be subserved 1t
cannot fail to have been noticed, that the
bill proposing military governments was
the work Of the more ultra Radicals. In
it General Grant was put forward as the
chief executor Of that nelarious measure.
This was done with a view Of damaging
Grants popularity with the people who
were to be yictimized by its provisions.
Naturally it was thought that resentment
would tHrn against the individual who
would be charged with the manipulation
ofthat internal machine they foresaw,
too, that no man could occupy such a
position without sooner or later becoming
odious to the entire country. A part Of
the plan Of that bill, was evidently the
destruction Of Grant as a Presidential
candidate On the ticket Of any party.
The fiercest Radicals hate Grant and
sherman Only less than they do President
Johnson, and dug this pitfall to over
whelm the former
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River Improvement Convention.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 13.-The River Conyen-
ton re-assembled at 10 o'clock this morn
ing, President Mcpherson in the chair.
A large number of delegates appeared
who had arrived since yesterdays session.
Mr. Barton Stile, from the Committee on
Resolutions, announced the following names
as the committee:
From Indiana-Chas. Meaken, A. F.
Temple.
From PennsyIvania-R. C. Gray, Maj.
James Knapp.
From Minnesota-E. D. Williams, w.
ID. Washburne.
From Illinois-Wm. Eggleston, R. C..
Libby, Maj. f. Paine.
From Missouri-Judge Sam'l Trent, Jas.
B. Eads. ' 70 ..s ..|
From Louisiana-M. JEFF: Thompson, E.
R. Briggs.
From Kentucky-R. II. Voolfolk, B. C.
Line.
From Michigan-James T. Jay, A. w.
Copeland.
From Iowa-General H. T. Reid, H. w.
Starr.
The chairman of the Committee on Gre
dentials reported corrected list of delegates
which occupied a long time.
Gen. Vandever, of Iowa, moved that Mr..
J. E. Abbott, who had been engaged as a
civil engineer with Gen. Wilson in the
survey Of the upper Mississippi, be request
ed to address the convention, giving such
information in relation to the survey as he
saw fit.
Mr.. Abbott took the stand and entered
into a detailed statement of the survey
made by General Wilson and the engineer
corps, which abounded in facts and figures
from which much information was given to
the convention. Mr.. Abbott gave a full
account of all the distinctions in the differ
ent rapids, and gave the figures, which will
beof great benefit to the convention, and will
be considered by the Committee on Reso-
buttons.
Much discussion was had in referring
matters to the different committees; when,
upon motion, Prof. Waterhouse, of st. Louis,
was invited TO take the stand and he pro-
ceeded to read paper involving the whole
question of river Improvements.
The convention then adjourned until 3
o'clock.
After the convention was called to order,
Mr.. Cook, of Ohio, chairman of the Com
mittee on Resolutions, reported the fol-
lowing:
In order to bring before this convention
the distinct propositions to be considered,
your committee recommend the following
resolutions
Resolved, That the importance Of the
immediate improvement of navigation, by
the national government, of the Missis-
sipppi river from the balize to the falls of
ST. Anthony, including especially the bars
at the balize and the upper and lower rap
ids; and also the Ohio river, from Cairo to
and especially the work at the
falls of the Ohio; said Improvement to
secure the navigation of those rivers free of
tolls or tribute.
Resolved, That the vast importance of |
such action as will secure the needed inn |
provements, at an early day, of said rivers |
is recommended to the favorable considera- |
ton Of Congress.
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LATEST KILOGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
NEW YORK DISPATCHES.
InhuHan observation-disclosures from
North Carolina. etc. etc. a.

Inhunan observation-disclosures from
North Carolina. etc, etc. D..
New YORK, Feb. I3.-A man named
George Lester, living in the town Of Plea
SAINT Valley, seven miles from Poughkeepsie,
has been detected in an attempt to starve
his wife 20 death, and performing inhuman
operations upon her He is at large but
the police are after him.
The Woolen cloth mills at (ileuham,
Duchess county, were nearly destroyed by
fire on Monday night last. Loss about
$4,000; it was insured for about $4,000.
Geo. w. Chadwick, the originator of the
bogus North River Bank of Hoboken, was
yesterday defeated in a suit against Amaza
NJ Barber, to recover $4,000 in promissory
notes. The notes were given to aid in es-
tablishing the bogus bank, and the plaintiff
claims that he discounted them.
Reports from North Carolina state that
the Legislature has virtually rejected the
reconstruction plan devised by the Southern
Governors.
No definite conclusion was reached yes
terday on the nomination of Gen. Dix to
France. There is great deal of opposi
ton to his confirmation, and the result is
doubtful. ..-.. as
The committee have decided TO Increase
the rank of the Minister resident at Brus-
sells to a full mission.
The Worlds special says: The prospect
of the passage of the bankrupt bill by the
House is good, the amendment of the same
being such as the House will agree to.
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Suspension FROM OFFICE WHILE
Under IMPEACHMENT.

With view to the revolutionary re-
moval of the President, under pretense Of
formal impeachment, the Radicals are
hunting some authority to justify his sus-
pension from Office from the time articles
Of impeachment are preferred 1t is not
in the constitution, for that instrument
expressly provides that the President
shall only be "removed on impeachment
| and cOHUictioH." 1t cannot be found in
custom and precedent, for in every case
of impeachment, from the origin of the
government to the present, the party i'm
peached has continued to exercise the
functions Of Office until the final decision
was rendered But writer in the Wash
ington Chronicle has found an expression
by Mr.. Madison, reported to have been
uttered by him in the Virginia Conven-
ton which adopted the Federal cOnstitu>
ton, which seems to favor the view that
Congress may suspend the Presidential
functions while he is under impeachment
But so far from this being the fact, that
proposition was made in the convention
that framed the constitution, and was OPP
posed by Mr. Madison, was rejected by a
vote of eight Of the States to three-near-
ly three to one-and never found place
in that instrument The following is the
transaction as reported in Eliiotfs De-
bates, vol 5, PIP 54l-542:
{" On the 18th Of September, Mr.. Rutledge
and Mr.. Gouverneur Morris moved
That persons impeached be suspended
from their offices until they be tried and
acquitted.
Mr. MADISON The President is made
too dependent already on The Legislature
by the power Of one branch to try him in
consequence Of an Impeachment by the
other. This intermediate SUSPENSION will |
put him in the power Of one branch only. |
They can at any moment, in order to make |
way for the functions of another who will |
be more favorable to their views vote a |
temporary removal Of the existing magis- |
trate.
Mr.. King concurred in the opposition to
the amendment
On the question TO agree to it:
Connecticut, South Carolina, Georgia
Aye, 3; New Hampshire, Massachusetts,,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Ma
ryland, Virginia, North Carolina-.No, g."
That settles the question
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SALE OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal Property.
Three Farms of from IO3 TO 2I4 Acres
each. Also, Personal Property.
Sale Wednesday, March Ii, 1867.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR
ID cult Court of the United States for the Mid
die District of Tennessee. in case of McFerran
ct ais. vs.. Mckay Foster, will. on the 18th
MARCH, 1867, between the hours of II and 4. on
the premises on DICERRsoN PIKE, NEAR NASH
VILE, expose to sale to the highest bidder the
tract of land on which Felix q. Mckay now
resides, containing 45S Acres. which tract
has been divided into three farms. containing
respectively "a acres 100 poles; 1903 acres. $50
poles; and 10 acres, Is pOles-bOunded on the
north by lands of Robert Cartwright; on east by
lands offs S. Hall and Thomas Walker; on south
by lands of John Eubanks and on west by lands
of W. ID. Phillips and Caroline h. Beei. SOLD
WITHOUT REDEMPTION. -...
TEREs-One-third cash. balance on credits of
6, u, Is and "A months, purchaser TO give secu-
rity. Interest from date and lien retained.
ALSO, AT SANE TINE AND PLACE, will sell for
cash all the personal property of the said Felix
9. Mckay, consisting Of household and kitchen
furniture, farming utensils, blacksmith tools
three mules. two horses, one yoke oxen. one
mich COW, etc, etc, etc, etc.
Z, r. CAMPBELL,
febl2-td Special Commissioner.
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THE PRESIDENT ANN CONGRESS,

A special 10 the Cincinnati Commercial
from Washing on the 18th, makes the fol-
lowing statement:
Prominent Senators and members were
assured to-day that the President is ready
20 meet them halfway in agreeing ON a
plan for the reconstruction Of the Southern
States. They were also informed that he
would probably publish an address or letter
embodying his views on the changed aspect
OF affairs, and recommending the Southern
States 70 provide for impartial suffrage.
Il shoulG be understood i'm this connec-
hon thar the Southern Governors, now here,
are the mediums through which this infor-
nation as given 10 congressman, and il is
they who feel most confident Of q settle
ment Of the question n this session. Should
the President issue an address Of the char
acter indicated, il is quite likely that it
will be addressed 20 one or more of these
Southern Governors, and not presented in
the form Of a proclamation, as has been
rumored."
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THE CONSERVATIVE PROTEST.

We direct attention to the vigorous
and able protest of the Conservative
members ofthe House Of Representatives
against the passage of the franchise
bill 1t was read in the House yesterday
by Judge Brien, by whom it was prepared.
Some Of the Radical members were ex
tremely reluctant to permit this crushing
document 20 uTon the journals, and
take its place among the archives Of the
State as a standing condemnation of their
recklessness and folly, and made streuu-
Gus efforts to prevent Il.
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In will be seen from the dispatches
published yesterday that the Senate Of
the United States has passed the bank
rupt bin which originated in the House
of Representatives Il added q few
amendments in regard to details, which
wil doubtless receive the concurrence of
the House, and when the measure passes
the Presidential ordeal, and it is not sup
posed that it will meet with objections in
that quarter, it will be the law
Many of the clearestheaded and most
iudicious business men in the nation are
sanguine that this law will impart new
life % the business of the country
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. ia man named
Nicholas, murdered his wife and two chill
dren in Brookfeld, Mo-, Sunday night, and
then killed himself.
A proposition was brought before the
Missouri Senate yesterday, to amend the
constitution by striking ont the word white
wherever it occurs in that instrument.
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WILSON and some other Congressional
Radicals have organized themselves into
a Temperance Society These gentlemen
indulge other worse passions than that
for strong drink If they will insert
clause in their pledge 70 abstain from
malice, hate, and all uncharitableness
they viii effect a greater reform in them
SELVES, and one more calculated to benefit
the country, than the simple forswearing
Of the use of ardent spirits. Let them
cast oat the evil spirits while they are
keeping out the other kind, and they will
have clearer consciences as wen rs clearer
heads
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Amount insured thereby g.. O3I. 5000
,. q. PATTERSON, Prestdeut
RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary.

STATE OF CONNECTICUT
HARTFORD COUNTY, a.
HEREFORD. January 2. 1867.
Personally appears8. j. q. PATTERSON
PRESIDENT. and RODNEY DENNIS. Secref1rT
Of the Travellers Insurance CompaDy. uni say
orally maze oath that the above statement b.
them subscribed IL true. according 90 their hgsf
knowledge and belief
CHAS. +. WILSON. Notary PubIir.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
tOMPTHOLLRH's OFFICE.
NASHVILLE Jan ~. 1867 }
This is to certify. that the Travellers Insurance,
Company. Of Hartford. Connecticut, located nj
Hartford, IN the State Of Connecticut has com
piled with all the requirements Of the Code. on
the subject Of Foreign Insurance Corporation
in sections 1873 10 1907 inclusive a. well a. the
act Of 9Th OF March, 1860 chapter no section I'D
requiring g deposit with the Comparable Of
twenty thousand dollars Of SIX per cent bouds III
r., And that Joseph Nash. p. p Peck and J s.
Fearl. are the legally authorized Agents of .,iJ
COMPANY m the town Of NaFhYilie, STATE III
tennessee. s. Va H6TOgITsT '
i"n--'" Comptroller
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F O r S A L E.
An Old Established Hardware Con-
Germ of Ten Years Standing, Hay.
ing a Good Run Of Trade.

/ OFFER FOR SALE THE ENTIRE STOCK
i OF Hardware, Cutlery. ETC. of the late SAINT
Nanleer, deceased, on a credit of six twelve and
curity.
An inventory of the stock can be seen at the
store on College street. Bids will be open for
ten days
FRED. TERRASS.
iebl3-lW Administrator.
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Lebanon Wooden Mills.
NOTICE.

/ HAVE ON HAND AND READY FOR
Tenn, BY Messrs. VIM. CIrisham 4 Co.. and sub,
ject to the charges annexed to each name. Par
ties concerned will please call and get their
uOOde
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GOOD STATIONARY ENGINE AND
"A Tubalar Boiler for sale, at moderate price;
power 10 drive mill Can be seen. and terms
earned. on application at this ONCE. dec5-t