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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE SUPREME COURT THE MS.
IN. -t.t TRIOT OF COLOMBIA


~, This Sd day of January, 1867.
Patrick White and ANDREW J.
joyce, eomrlainaDts, lA-
Joseph johnson. Mary John Equity No. 81 r
son, John Hanson John
Fyn and John alone, de-
The object of the bil filed in this casso is to
parcel. OF ground lying AND being In Washington
city p.stIl.t q C9,nmsta. beng Lot I'D rsrt q
fend ant, Joseph Johnson, u the compisInsnts.
The biz sets forth in substance that the said
ants in the sum Of s4.T 20 for goods sold aud de-
liyered by complaioants TO the said Joseph John
said JoseTh johnson wss seized aud Possessed lei 81
the said pieces or parcels of er und, when v hiie
said defe Ddnnt. John N, Hanson, in trust Tor the
sole use and heneft Of MARY Johnson; lie Of said
meSt Il s.,a Siecss or
Of ground I'm ard by virtue cf an attachment issued
Ersys that thSsid deed Of trust from aid Jossph
produced before che Court and the sane be ctn-
osiied Thai hat tn ssid oomelnn.pts; after tse is
hat the said die6daut 5o8a fSS
ceiscf ground; that on searching the land records
e washington comfy District of Co,umbia, no
lien deed of trust recorded in said land rec
ords, but ID at after inaing Of the jury and ude.
ment Of concentration ou the said attachments, the
eaid records we're again searched and q deed of
trust from said Jeseph johnson t. John Malone,
to secure John FIVE for the sun of 8 cU0 was
found recorded, That the said deed of trust was
recorded nearly eleven ronths after the date
thereof anc over two months after the issuing and
levipg OF raid attachment. . hat the said attach
ment 10 prior lien on the said pieces and parcels
OF ground before the said deed Of trust Prays a
discoverYof the amount still due ana unpaid on
ssfd deed OF trust, and prsys . sale Of the said
pieces parcele of I'D TO sstisfy the apds
of the conplaiuRnts and other credttors, AMI
for an Injunction against said defendants Joeeph
johnson. Mary Johnson, John M. Hanson John
Fly and John Malone. aud their ccnfeier atee
when discovered, TO restrain and prohibit them
posing Of or n sny manner turtle. inc q IN bering
the said pieces or parcels Of ereund
tits thersupon. this Sd day of January, 1857 ad-
Judged ordered that notice Of this suit given
70 the said nou resident defendants, Joseph John
son, Mary ohnson, and John Flyn, by publishing
acopy OF ths order In the Evening Star, q news.
paper ru blished In the city of Washington, in the
District Of Columbia. three times q week for six
consecutive weeks, warning said non resident de-
PENDANTS TO be ana appear IN person or By solicit
tor at rules TO be held In the Office Of the Clerk Of
this Court, on the first Tuesday Of June, A. D.
lso7 to answer the said bal OF cempla amt: other
wise the same will be taken pro coHfe,so against
them: Provided the hrst pubrcatio OF this order
shall appear at least four months before said fret
Tues day OF June 1851. ana stating the object aud
substance Of said bill Of complaint. l..--
A B. OLfN, Assoeiate Justice, &C.
WIN. j. Miller. Solicitor for compartments.
3tAW6W
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RAILROAD LINES.
/ QSS - 0REAT y = 1000
OOO PENNSYLVANIA RoUTE 1901

1866 prns u Ts5nT Rsu, = 1867
~ - q.
TO THE EoRrHwIsT. SOUTH, AND SOUTH.
-, IA wTNrzR sGSHHipuLEl .s's'-el
,.eTs end sissr November 10. 1866, train, VIII
w.'hiass'sn.-1 %.;p B.ls!snore-.; 4 IS. m.
TEE s1YAf R0gBLl TRACK RCoUtTrE, M
day and night Oars; with modern impfc 1eme nts
and saving from four TO twelve hours In timS on er
nry other route: Two hundred miles saved 70
sre-Q Two Daily rrains to the West
Pn1rFSTg ahn fss% Baltimore to Ro0HEsrER and
,PesseDeers BY this route from Baltimore have
De eSTs. ssS no Ff nRRi ~ changes in UNION
Tfchets by this route can be procured ct the o.
nee; corner 6th street and PennsyIv aniA ave nue,
onqsr the National Hotel. where reliable infor.
m st1on will b stven at all times.
Passengers procuring ttckets 81 this once can
secure sssomnodations in Sleeping Cars for Ell
- Warrington, D. U.
Baltimore, Md. 80 = del "
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AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN 4 WILLIANe, Auctieneer,.

VAAdgyAABLE IMPaoy ZIP PROPERTY IN THE
sJhEETs s0ara. As P6BGIo AUCTION:
90 WBpNEeBAY.t the 10Th instant, at Z clock
, m, we shall sell, on the premises, Lots No. 81
and sl In subdivtsion Of Square No. :, having
gooo fronts and depths, running back 70 4 - 81
feys; the I'm Droveme nts consisting Of two new
thI story press brick front Houses. having fne
Isners esd chambers, dining rooms, wide hsil,,
10 worthy Of the attention OF buy ers the prop
erty 10 IN good location for private residences.
and eighteen cnths for notes bearing interest,
AND secured by deed Of trust on the premises.
OF the I1rchaser. 9l00 dow on each house when
knocked on GREEN 4 WILLIAMS.
~ sd Auctioneers.
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TS 81 or}Mgseevtp sssPssrH
AND 9Th STREETS, ISLAND. AT PUBLiC
A. BOswELL. Trustee.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auotioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE or REAL RBTArE.
By virtue OF q deed of trust bearing ate on the
NTH day OF Janu:ry, 1855, executed by John Cob
corded in Liber q; T. No. 81 folio lsi 40 one Of
the land records for W ashington Ia the Dis
trict Of Columbia, will offer for eale on the
premises. en- FRIDAY, !. the 18th day Of January,
1851, at O'Clock ,. the north part Of Lot No.
DC, fronting is feet and fnshes on east n
street, between A and B strssts north, and "a
improvements. csnii:ting Of . small yelling
Terms one hsifc ssh, the balanc In months.
the purchaser 10 receive deed and give his 20 e
secured ~ deed Of trust. All convey sncing and
deposit OF $50 required ct the time Of sale. ana
the trustee reserves the right TO rssel the cost
OF the purchaser If the terms Of sale are not com.
piled with within fve days
JOHN D. N0BRIs. Trustees.
GREEN WILLIAMS.
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A PIANOS.
"A LARGE Assortment OF steiuway . soss'
Pienoe have Just been received, Also,-
Piano stools and Covers For sale 1t fac mn
ldSy tdfreW. a. MDrzBB0rf 90.
TOsiPH sHAEfIELDv FRHNoH 0ONfIC-
; Ti0NtRY: 3SS Pess ave, bet I2sh s.a 18th
SITS late yeSeitb, lave an recS1veA nne ana
large iet OF HAyana Oranges. Aslaga GraSes, ana
frencn Oo0oDoos - - . - ~ - NFN
" b - ~ 81 alt-1lss - ID Z.
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pBoPosALs FOE CAVALRY nsRsEs:
Dspof CyKa,fsrmauer's OA,s,

I'fPOI i(HdTFfT 770VfTf flNrF, y
= Baift0gprs. Nd January O. lsf7
seAed propossis are invited asd will be reoeiyesf
~ this once until THURSDAY, IL o clock m :
January y 1z FOR the delivery in the city OF Raj
n unIe OF FORTY EIGHT (4sJ 0ATALRY
The Horses will be subjected 20 careful tp.,eo
tion before being accepted. They must he sorns
condition, from hnesn 10 sixteen hands high Tram
rye 10 MIN years old, well adapted in ever vsy
Tor cavalry purposes. w
The ability 81 the bidder 20 fulflI hi. asreensn,
must b guaranteed BY two resrousibIe .. rsens
which guarantee must accompany the prono..i
The Hsrses mast be delivered with Z entv 1,o,
days from the date OF scceptssce of any proposal
The Government reserves tie right 10 re'ecf an
contract VI
Bids will be Endorsed "Proposais for Cav.l,v
Horses. and addressed to the uudersigned ssiti
more, Nd Deah
BY order OF the QuArternlsster GENERAL
A y. hIMBALL
Captain and A. .. NJ Us
"a u-iI Depot Quartermsster
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AQS MARKRITER's. {
18th Attract AppRQPRtarR ron 10.

4OO $50
7th street.I APPROPRIATE FOR (1th strse.
LII SEA sONS
EA6TIEIL dGD USEFUL Combined.
PAINTINGS AND EN9BAVIN0S
"A limited bSt choice selections Of OIL Paintings.
Engravfnes. Chromos, Wreaths, Bake IN OF FIow.
ers, &C., appropriately framed.
OVAL PlCTURE FRAMES
"A rich and varied assortment from the best an.
tnrs5s in the country embracing I'm
Frames. Passepartout.. Gard Frames &C
PlOTURE CORD AND TASsELS, WALNUT
BRACKETS, &c. - -' .
Picture Oerd and Tsssels all sizes and colors.
kmg Nails, walnut Brackets, Easels. DC. -
PAPERHAN0INGS AND WINDOW SHADES
"A beautiful variety OF these goods, embracing the
richest designs OF Gilt Embroidered Parlor Pat
terms In the District With we'll asserted stock OF
dow Shades, different sizes and coiors. -
orders fes window Shades and Psperhsngings
punctually Tiled, in city or country.
large portion Of the above Goods we're made
specially to order. believing the best the che pest
and aiming te keeI that class OF Goods We respect
fully invite the Public to inspect and compare our
Goods with any in the market
3ernlS INrdridbly cd,h.
j. MARKRITER, No. 4s6 7th street.
dc 1o-4ws Eight doors above Odd Fell oWs' all
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H TO4AO RAILROAD.
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tBsnday n m excevtedl

The quickest and most direct route to Richmond.
1890 s and ne ss So1th Sts sss P %
MAshinsto., 70 ASuis Greek snds
Richmond, Brcdericksburg and Potomac Railroad
nov Entirely completed froA Aa.is Greek to RicH.
Dond We, connecttng there With txstns the Rich.
%ond and Petsrsbafs and Ric6mend and Dan vile
S.isisS Iss sssesT;o1s[s Weldon ll%ins:sa
Stssm:rc Ksyposs ana Vanderbilt I..v. s,x.s
Street Wharf daily fSanday evening eEcsptedl e
80 .. a. and ?, n. and arrive In Richmond at
X1kQIGA 10 RiOAAOHD In SEVEN HOURS.
Hsfty 4iies ehortsr ana al Hours Quicker thar
any 0tAef koute. a.
Be sure md Ges Through Tickets vie Asuia
Greek and Fredsricksburg 70 Richmond, ct the
street, or on beard Of the boats. Bagsags checked
throngh. .-f. 81 l.... 81.
Omnibussss end Bssgase wagon will b in
READINGS to convey passenger and baggage b.
tween depots In Richmond. -
Passenger by this line Daee By daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an opportunity OF visiting
several battle 6eids nesr 1rsderickssurg by stoS:
ping at that point. -. /. : q -f6lf =
Breskfast and sup on bosrd Of eteemsr..
@. Z. AArTINGLY, Ticket Agent Ws;h!pston.
sDGly General Passsnesr Agent.
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPesALs fos SOAR.
oref p..e. os-rr,,,,s-yG ?, ss.,,gsns.; :

oref peret ocrrr,s,,aryo % sNs''uenus. Z
HlsAtnrror, -. C., January 10 1881
sealed Proposals, In duplicate, % the form fur
ntnsd by TIE undersigncd, will be recei we'd until
Sal hpA the 40 lnsts nj. &C Il m, Cor 90 pply-
lIg me suoasttn nee Department with
1fffEKN THOUSAND us ,ooOl POUNDS op
GOOD HARD SOAR,
70 be made by boiling from only good materials
free from clay, soluble shss, or other I'd ulters'
uons. 20 have no unpleasant odor. 20 contain not
more thar twenty ave Per ce Mt. Of water. and 20
be well dried before packing.
TO be delivered as follows One third s on or
before the 18th OF February, on- third > on or
before the 18th 81 February snf the Ainder on
or before NE 18th Of March. lsG.
Samples must be furnished with the propesals
te which cory o. this advertisement must be at
tecbsd. Boxes Re be well strapped with hickory
strap; the name ofthe contractor. date OF trans
Ter. ss " ell as the contents with gross tare ans
net weight. must b plainly mark ed every psck-
age The eoap VIII be carefully inspected before
II s received and compared with the retained
samples. NeIffcstton ef weight Of package viii
oe ned as desired by the undsrsigoed> Who
vii vi $50 seftle all asestons with regard to quail
Payment TO be made o. soon Is the article 10 re-
cenved as salts factory; but twenty five Per cent
Will De reserved from esc h pay ment until the com
plstion ct the contract.
10 eIovasce for packages.
~ VIII be received as the Subsistence Store
nouses In the Monument Lot, and 9Th street
DEPOT. a REI.I
ysn.7t MAJOR snd @ s., ga.
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AN INGENIOUS SwINDLE.-A Boston dis
patch OF SATURDAY says:-One OF our citizens
has recently been made the victim OF a svInd
ing scheme, which seems 10 have been con-
Quoted with considerable skill and 10 hav
been long In preparation. 1t appears that
about two years since Mr.. Francis Faxop of
this city, formerly engaged in the shoe bust
Rsss,. was Introduced to New York lew a
dealer IN diamonds and other precious stones
named Moot. The jew soon began to borrow
OF MI kaxon, in small sums at first, but grad
ually increasing the amounts and paving higb
rates OF interest on his loans and meeting mis-
Obligations promptly. BY this means the lew
secured the confidence of Mr.. Eaxon to such
an extent % at he appears to have been willing
10 trust his almost constant customer and cred
Itor with any amount which he might desire
W late the loans have increased until they
reached the large sum of SI3O,OOO. secured nv
IN" deposits OF diamonds and other yaiuabIes
o"iOnging 70 The Jew, in the vault Of a safety
bank IN New Iorx, and OF which Mr. Faxon
retained the key. About two DAYS ago the
jew sent word 10 Mr.. Faxon that he wished to
remove The securities TO another place of de.
posIt, and desired Mr.. Faxon 10 send on TN.
Key OF The vault in which they then WERE
MI Faxon unwiliingly accedrd to this re-
quest, and since that time has neither heen
able 20 secure the return of the key nor any
clue 10 the whereabouts of the Jew We nm
derstand that by this misplaced confidence
Mr. taxcn loses nearly his entire property
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CoLunBIA HesPiTAk ZOE W0AlH
LYING. IN ASYLUM,
HourAeenth street 4 circle. corner Of n street,
H.... WaahfnRtou. d O. .... :

-
l-a.- Washington. D. q. s
This Institution hes been established for the re-
sssss peculiar 70 their sex. ana for tho admission
Of suoh females e may require the osnfsrs Of the
The building l. situated in the post healthy per-
don OF the District, surrounded By its own
grounds. Oars pass the door every I've minutes.
Terms Of admission: From % to Gle Per week,
IN accord aDoe With the room feQqlrod. payable IN
Advance This includes Board, Medicines, Ned.
Teal end Surgical atteudance. sf -"'- q II
\ sJ RsGA n S eEAFF.
.E.-sesJ J. II THOHP0ON, - D.,
ooaStLrisS f I $50 Ah 1' 81 SsE6Ns.
jos =. 1AkN1S, Il. D., Surgeon General.
Jos Ely, III B., eso.sstpw.. -
THQs; nlLEER:M p, street. weshiasten.
W.P JOHNSTON, n. D., Washington.
GRAFTON TYLER, Il. D., 0eorgetown.
f.HOWARD, u. D., street.
Ortsrsssr eamissioa % the tree beds in this hes:
Httal, tof which there are 50 can Be obtained Of
Of any 81 he Asdicsi sta4f, ssd Of the Bevs Drs.
Hall. Gurisy .'otihsSs. and Ooonbe. = -. :.
Wives and Widows q soldisrS assirinG sdmissisa
viii aDDly to tie Surgeon eosnsrai, Unltsd States
Pctients livins as distsnoe whs desire 70 Gene
% this institution for treatment secare private
rooms By sDDlying 81 Lscesr 70 the matrqn Of the
hospital. II k.D.0lbLxTT9,DD D.
On 3.ooU1 - y -----.l - - froetdene.
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H. BASE BALL
AND AK ATnRVAU. r A

AM chATOkthb hbhU QUA hTERS,
Dealer in Imported Cigars. Also, the following
brands of Domestic Cigars: Tulip, Judy, Puif,
Robert Burns, &c. 1 also keep fine assortmen mt of
Tobacco, Meerschaum and Bri ar w God Pipes and
Fancy Articles.
large assortment Of the finest and best
SKATES. de IA Inn
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sTThe New Orleans Crescent says that sew
tIdI Oh the NIcksourg merchants made up a
purse OF one hundred dollars for the men of
the 2ith U. ). Infantry, as testimonial of
gratitude for the great service rendered by
mat command 1T the late disastrous fire The
gallant gath Immediately turned the amount
over 10 the Mayor for the relief ofthe sufferers
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~The wealthy men of Tayler and other
counties in Georgia are taking measures 10
erect cotton mills, so as TO give en- pIoymept w
those whom they will have 20 support other
wise IN idleness during the winter and part O..
the spring. -
1They have a man in HARRISBURG v,o
frequenis the depot, and when the trains ar
rlye and the passengers have got ont tor re
ffeshments, goes through the cars and steals
all the newspapers, books etc This indiyid-
VIdual Is worth $4,000. TheHarrisburr TeIe.
graph says his conduct Is mean.
81 The bodies of Mr. I.eihy, spu.rintendent
OF INDIAN affairs in Arizona and Mr. Eyarts
his clerk, who were m ordered in that Territory
on the l7th Of November were terribly muti
lated. Mr.. Leihy's heart being torn out and IN
ITS place a pair Of bullet moulds twas substi.i
tu:ed. -...
I'D. K. Jaekman. of PhiIadeiphia. and
Milton Cartwright, of Enc. Pa, have par
chased three thousand acres of the richest cot
ton lands IN South Carolina. and intend put
ung II al once under cultivation The nr,cs
paid was twelve dollars per acre
~In communication oy a re y.raed zen.
ueman 10 tse Cincinnati Gazette on Ritual IN
"ournlna little frankincense," was prin tad
burning little from kerosene" Tn. reyer-
END gentleman complains that thew have m sdr
hgnt OF very serious matter.
- The Massachusetts Legisla allure on Fri.
DAY instructed the Judiciary Con mittee TO in
fulre lnto the expedlency of aboiishing the
reading ana writing quail Ification OF voters
o6A fellow in the neighoorhood of DurhSm
MAINE. ~ engaged in the pleasant business of
disem bowelling fsrmers' horses He has been
atIt for long time, and they cannot nnd out
who ne is. :
~A man named Hunt has lust got a YER.
dict Tor $2O.UtO against Tennessee Colonel
for false imprisonment at some period during
the war. =
~The number of members belonging To the
trades unions in England, is about eight uu-
dred thousand They exist IN every 10 wn and
against their combined power no Government
could long hold ont. =.
SThey have lively horse thief in New
Jersey He wasr ppt an Jail. married there
feifned insanity, was sent TO the lunatic asy
Ism. escaped, stole another horse aud is again
arrested. -fi.
- Mr.. George Vary, of ALLEGHENY CITY.
returned home last week, after an absence Of
sszteen ysars, for the purpose os spending the
boldays with his mother. As he reached the
door of his mothers house her corpse was he
InR earned out for burial
ga woman in Nashville, dressed in man.
cfothes. was arrested twice Tor being a woman.
and dsscnarred, on examination, having
proved that she vasa man. She as arrested
The third, and u was proven that she WINS a
woman. .E -ts =. :
ga Young man was arrested last month in
Baltimore on schsrRe ofrohbing the mail He
p PROTESTING his Innocence and seemed To take
the disgrace 10 heart. His health declined
rapidly, with no apparent cause, and few
ssys sjnee ne died in jail.
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INDUSTRY or MICE-MI. Jos. Dickens, of
the Saracen's Head, near Hoibeach, England.
mss Just discovered a mouse's nest in his gar
den, IN which winters store OF one thsusapd
tnrse hnndred and tw@nty-nine Hilbert nuts
had been secrsfed by the Industrious Little
weighed SIX pnnnhs - -.
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BANKERS.

Jay COOKE & CO., 80 T|E
~BAHKlBs. .~-'
Rssenth sysss. oSpcssts IssssMy,
Buysnd sci sfcurrens market rates, and AssD
onstantly on hand, . full suypiy Of al
eOvEBHMlNT BONDs, IN 1.
sEVEHTHIBTIHs, AND OOAPOUHD
INTlRIeT N0TIs.
Orders fss STOCKS. BONDS, b., sxsoated, and
Collections made on al accessible points.
sel-u fI
RARROw 4 CO.,
BANKlRS. r-.. ..~.
Corner Louihana avenue and Seventh rect,
pKALKRs IN
8OVERNkBNT SECURITIBS,
GOLD And SILVBR t.+t-
" s.tf AND LAND wARBANrs
First National Bank Of Washington.
q. D. COOKE. tof Jay Cooke . Co.. President,
WI. 9. HUNTINGDON. Cashier.
e0vBRNAIHT DEPOSITORY
AND t,..r-e
I FINANCIAL AGBNT OF THE UNITED
g '''S STATES,
lSn srssf, oSposiss ths nsssssy Dspssswsns. r
Government Securities with Treasurer unitsd
~0NE HILTON DOLLARS-N '
hug and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
hECURITIESatea rrsnt market rates. t.3
FURNISH EXCHANGE amd make Collea,ox,
on ALL TIE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST TAVORABLB TERAS. and dive careful
ana prompt attention 10
ACCO UNITS Of B USINESS MEN and FIRMS
and to any other business entrusted to rs.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOvEBu
MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished
WIN. Q. HUNTINGTON, o. shier.
Washington, March %, 1885, ma,u
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
u 0ASTED AND GROUND BYE COFFEE At
H PUBLIC AUCTION.
CONVENIENT SALE OF SUrPRUs srTR

~ TVbLlS hUOIIOh.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF SURPLUS sUB-
SIsTENOE STORES
y. J. sOPER CO., Aucuioneers
sEBsIsTBNCE OFFICE, e. s.,
toTntT BdfqerStos and Graaf streets. :
Baltimore, Md, Jsnuary 10, 1851
VIII be sold at public sactioB, ct warehouse on
OF No 100 Wesi Lombard street at ~ CLOCK, on
THtksDAG nuaIy ", 1861 about
Rte C0FFEE, lin ga bhIs)
This Rye Ceffse is sold because 10 longer needed
Tor ls.us 81 the Goyerpment. Thebarrels are ssk
A, the sane time will be sold a large lot sRAIN
SAON s, and q lot - RMPTY BABRfLS.
Terms: Cast. IN Governor Ut funds.
Five days allowed 20 remove purchases.
Brevet Lient Col and G. 8, U,SA
"a IL AZ Brevet Brig. Gen. Vols.
SALE OF a LARGE LOT OF ORDNANCE
~ AND ORDNANCE MATERIAL
q. .b1re1a ~ UTdHasCe. Macy DePdrTntsal,l
haaStt.stoH CITY December q, 1886 {
est bidders, at noon, on til c Is DAY the twenty
iourth "a day OF JAG uary, 1851, at the Office ofthe
inspector OF ordnance, Navy Yard, New York A
I.ree lot of'Ortnance Stores, sery ceabie and un-
eeryiceable, embracing Cannon khot and Shell
small rns or various caiibres. Spare Parts bf
Stores.
The articles will be sold in lots to suit pur.
chsseIs.
Terms: One half cash in Government fuuds 10
be DEP sited on the conclusion Of the sale nd the
remsi nder within ten 1pt days after ward during
which time the articles may be remov ed from the
Navy Yard, otherwise they win vert to the Gov
eminent a. A WISE
de H-eolI Chief of BnraAu
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Mrs John Clark, of Lowell. Mass, went
Ihto closet the other night. after all IN tne
mouse mad retired to bed. and seating herself
with her back TO the door. C ut her throat .from
ear TO ear" Her husband on waking, missed
her and found her dead In the entry, having
fallen backwards out of the closet. She was
IS years of age.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
II UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WAsnJNsron, December q, lses

.
grated q Kim on nor the 1i lsts sss q
ehne Ss me- q .d
Hstent which takes place on the 18th day Of April,
It is ordered that the said petition be heard At
the Pstent once on Monday. the LIST day Of
Why .sa ouSs, 0as to be
Ole in the Pstsnt Once their oSiecsions. .peeialS
set forth in writing. q least t,eenig day. before
party to be used at the said bearing must be taken
and transmitted In accordance with the rules
Of the sfacs, which will be furnished on spplica-
Ispositions and other paper. relied upon -
within g. days amer aIss The ts;timony, '
W..hnsssn. D: 9; !, ssd In the Journ.i. Boston.
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sewing Machine, Tor sesen years from the srpi .
s.01 p sa Iessss which takes place on the sist
j: orSsrsd that A. s.. ..ld petition b. heard a,
AIRY next. at IL O'Clock NJ: aud ell 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 ONCE their objections, specially
set forth in writing, at least twenty days before
the day of hearing; all testimony fied by either
party to be used at the said airing must be taken
the office. which will be furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers reliea upon tes-
before the day Of bearing: the arguments. II any,
within ten days after hling the testimony.
Ordered ALSO that this notice be publ shsd In the
Republican and the Intell eencer. w ashi stop, d.
c. ana In the Spectator. Staunton, Virginia,
once Q week for three successive weeks: the
nrst Of said publications 20 be Of least sixty days
previous 70 the deg Of bearing
Commissioner of Psfents
P.e.-Editors Of the above pagers viii please
Q paper containing this notice. de L. vsv