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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIa

"AhHlhuTONg may ~ 1901.
On the petition OF Thomas Crosbley, OF Birds 4
Conn, praying for the extension Of patent g..
to him the 18th day Of August, 1885, for an imp.
ment In Printed Carpets, for seven years fro.
| expiration Of IRld patent, which takes place on
l6th day OF August, 1867
II Is ordered that tho said petition DO heard al
Patent oaee on MONDAY, the nth day Of
| next, at IL o clock m. and all persons are not
to appear and show cause, II any they have, v
| said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required t.
in the Patent 0hios their objections, specially 4.
forth in writing al least tlOsRty days bHioTe the
| OF hearingi all testimony hlsd by either party,
uAed At the said hearing, must DO taken and TIRE
| mltted In accordance with the rules OF the W
| which will be furnished on application.
DepoEitions and other papers, relied upon as
umony, must DO hlsd In the once tt0entV days h.
the day Of heaTingi the Arguments, II any, wi
| ten days AFTER hling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be Published
| the RBPuBLIoAH and the IRtsllf0GnosT, Washing Z
d. c., and In tho Register, New Haven, Conn, OF
week for three successive weeks the hTHt Of
publications to be al least sixty days previous
day Of hearing. T. q. THEAKBR
Commissioner Of Patenll
p. B.-Kditors Of the above papers will D u
copy, and send their bills to the Patent Once u
| Q paper containing this notice. myl7-iWr
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FOR CORN MEAL.
orrrcs DlroI cox.rs:.I a OF sos.r,1Esor,

oYFicE DEror CoxHIssARY OF suBsIsrKxcK,
WAsHIsoroE, D. O., Jane ., 1877.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate. are invited until
TUESDAY, Jane Is, 1857, At IL m, for furnishing the
Subsistence Department with all the CORN MEAL
that may be required from the LIST July, 1857 until
the 3lst Of December, 1867.
The hssi TO DO delivered. at the Subsistence
storehouSes In the Monument Lot, and Sixth street
wharf, or at the Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot
at such times and 10 such quantities as the 0oysrn
meat may direct, after foe days no.Ics.
The Corn Meal to be delivered In good, sound A ur
barrels each containing hundred and ninety sig
V96) pounds; to be fresh ground and Of good, mer-
received.
Payments will be made in such fands as the Gov
ernment may 70 nish for disburssments.
BIDS must bo ddresSed 10 the undersigned, At No,
22s O street, endorsed proposals for Corn Meal I"
O. BELL,
jsl0-6t .MAJo and Q. e., U. 8. Army.
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CAL ITEM 8.

SECURE ONE OF SAKs & Co.'s ONE Doll
lar s'd any ssnt plain Linen Blue Check Coats
al bl7 Seventh street. ... ....l
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Coupons, li2ii 6-2O's, 1867, 1921; b.1O's, 1854,
1861; 5-2O's, 1855, 1861; 6-20's, January and
July, 1865, 1921 lO.4O,s, 99Ii 1905, August,
1856 1905, June, 1851 1905, July, 1881
Gold, 1871.
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81 Sexual Diseases, Debility, hc.-Pay
no more money to ouAeks, but buy THALL 4 JACK
sons Pathology" and CURE YOURSELF. Is.
Sold by American News Co, l2l Nassau street, New
York, Send for a circular. ap26-d&w3m1
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So To ConsumptiveE.-ThsA Advertiser
having been restored to health In few weeks, BY q
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung Affection, and that broad
disease, ConsumptiSn, Ia GnxiSuS to make known to
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To all who desire II he viii send copy Of the pre-.
scriPiion used, Gree Of charge, with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
fnd SUE CuEE ron OoNIuNPTIoS, Asthma, BRoS-
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sending the prescription Ii to benefit the afflicted
and spread information which he oonosives to be in
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. blessing. -f.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oe25-dwiy Williamsburg, Kings Co., NY.
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Mexico--The Fall Of Maximiliun-
Ofieial Report of the Liberal
Genersl-Address of Gen. Esco.
bedo 20 His soldiers.
wAsuMaros, June 1.-THE following
Il translation OF the Official congratula-
tons exchanged between Gen. Diaz and
Gen. Escobedo, received to-day at the
Mexican Legation:
GuApfIouPE HrpAtoo, May 10, 1857.
CIV. EscoBEDo: l congratulate you
most heartily on the great good you have
done our country with your victory Of
yesterday, as it insures it independence
and happiness. Please congratulate in
my name, and my subordinates, your gal
liant army on their triumph, which am
celebrating here as il it were my own. We
pray that Mexico will be happy, and Il
will never forget the great services rem
dered by your army. Send at once 10 me
your cavalry, to keep Marquee in check
while you come.
PoRFIRIo DIAz.
MEXICAN REPUBLIC, HEADoUARTERs
Army OF OPERATIONS,
cURnINA, May IS, 1857.
As l informed you in my telegram Of
yesterday, the day after we took Queretaro
my forces began to move in the direction
Of the city Of Mexico, and the movement
was continued until have sent $4,000
men. intend to join You with this army.
Send your instructions to me, and they
will be faithfully carried out.
M. EscoBEDo.
To Major General Poririo, commanding
eastern military division. .n
The following is letter from General
Escobedo to Gov. Gomez, OF Nuevo
Leon:
La PURIsrHA, May IS, 1867.
Gov. Manuel z. Gomez, MoaIsrey:
MY DEAR FRIEND: On the 10th instant l
began to move my forces on the city Of
Mexico. The vanguard is composed Of
5000 men. Yesterday 5000 left here,
and tomorrow 1000 more will start With
this army-l5,000 strong-I will join Gen.
Diaz, placing myself under him. Up to
this moment l have the following prison
ers: Is generals, including Macmillan,
about 500 subordinate officers, and over
5000 privates.
Yours, truly, NJ. EscoBEDo.
The address OF Gen. Mariana Escobedo,
General Of the Mexican Republic, Com
mander ofthe Army Of the North and in
| Chief of the A rmieS before Ouprntarn IL
as follows:
SoLnIERs. To vour copraoc dete,,n;ra.
tion and endnra5ce The conntry owes The
great victory that has ham ob,ained in
tbis LONG war against the invaders and THAR
accompiices fine citv of oneretaroNtbe
principal stronghold Of the empire has
a determination worthy of better co "
FerdinanJ MorimiI;an Tho co caIIod En'
neror Mirau,on Wai;a GaS,;jIo ia = ,n.,,
torae nnnhar Of gener.Io and oe;nors ,;tf
al tba aarr;0o " ~ onr Dr;a u U, VIII
hn Wv, ~. 81 =; az vui P aiSo Wou,S
70 waning a. NY uuty Us soiuIer' wouiu
no. oc true 70 my cohsciehee as freeman
anu ioyai neA,can' shouia l hot inehtion
your heroic ueeds anu great .suherlngs and
saerinees; ,,o
WIN the latin OF soldier lighting for
the independence Of his country, without
food, and often without single cartridge,
You have challenged death in an unequal
struggle against numberless foreigners and
traitors, well provided with all kinds of
war materials, perfectly we'll fortified and
commanded by the best officers Of the old
army, who were disloyal to their country
and tried to uphold foreigner which an
other foreigner, the French Emperor, at
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JUsr THE THING for Department Clerks
Alpaca Jackets, At A, saks, No. 5l7 Seventh street,
adjdnhg National Bank Of the Republic.
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~ Free TO Everybody.-A large o PIP.
Circular giving Information Of the greatest import
abos 10 the young Of both sexes. .r-
It teaches how The homsly may become beautiful
the dsspisod respected, and the forsakan iovei.
No young lady or.geptleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive . copy postpaid, BY
turn mail. Address 7. o. Drawer, q,
mhls-d&wly Troy, Y.
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Painters, PAnthcologists, Psragraphists.
Painters picture the good qualities; PsntheOlOssts
troat Of the bsnshoia Effects and Paragrsphi. wriss
enthusiastically Of sswyer's Barbsr's Soap. For
sale By .w.BuRoHELL, Family Grocery corner Four
teenth and streets.
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WTALTER s. WEST,

w ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT,
once, No 49, Pennsylvania ave-, Washington, D. O.
IL prepared to furnish DesgRs, Plans, and speea-
| also. for Bridges, h.chinery, and Models. WorE
Of all kinds measured aud valued. Orders from any
part Of tho United States will be promptly
to, with moderate charges Refers to John McDe.
mott, Esq, Washington; Anthony Hyde, Geort,
town. DR.. A. Y p. Garrett, wEahingt0n; J. L. G
rlngton 4 Co, and John II. Tyler 4 Co, Ri.
Richmond DR.. Joseph Z. ClAsge;t, Baltimore.
m29-mwf9m
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NOTICE TO THOSE WHO USE Pc.
IN T0MAC WATER.
wArEa RE.lsrRAR'a orrrcE, CIR Hall,

WARRINGTON, D. g., June 0, 1857 !
This once Is notified by the Engineer ofthe wash
ington Aqueduet, that the wasting Of Potomac
water throughout tho city must be Immediately
sopped.''
The poce authorities have therefore been requested
to enforce Tigldly the laws relating to the waste Of
wafer and to give particular attention to the livery
stables.
Street. washers may be used only between thJl
hours Of and a. m, and 0 and p m.
Ie7-hstu3t RANDOLPH CoYLB,w .R.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIO.,
- UEIrED STATES PATENT OFFICE ]

=, . WAbHihaIoEI may ii, 1907.
On tho petition Of oliver p. Drake, Of Boston, M
| SAohusetts, praying for the extsnSion OF patd
granted to hin the SOth day of August 1853 and T..
Issued the 10Th day Of November, 1854, for an IL,
proyement In apparatus for cJmbining hydro car
vapor with air, for seven years from the expiTa!
Of said patent, which takes place on the SOth da!
August, 1867;
Il is ordered that the said petition be heard at Il
Patent once, on MONDAY, the l2th day OF Augu
next AZ IL O'Clock, N. and all persons are nothC
to appear and show cause, II any they have, wy
| said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required .,
In the Patent onice their objections, special
forth In writing, at least ttoentv days before tn
OF hearingi all testimony led by either party, ~,
used at the said hearing, must be taken and tran
mitted In aeeordAnes with the rules Of tho of 1
which will be furnished on application, |
Dispositions and other papers. relied upon as ~
mony, must be hlod in the once tiosntV days b.
the day Of hearingi the arguments, n any, wall
ten days after hling the testimony
Ordered, also, that this notice DO published in
RRPuBLIcLH and the Intslh0enesr, Washing toL,
O., and In the Journal, Boston, MAssaehusstts,
week for three successive weeksi the frat !'gy
day Of hearing. 7. o. THEAKRR.
je7. law3w Commissioner Of PateL
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90 The Gravest MaiadIes of Youth and
EARLY HASHooD.-HOwArd Association Essays, on
the Physiology Of the Passions, and the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the Hrst age Of man
with Reports now methods Of treatment en-
ployed Ia this Institution Sent in sealed letter en-
yelopss, free Of charge. Address, DR.. J. sKILLIN
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia.
Penn. myl7-3m !
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NEw York, June 1.-THE -four market
is dull and unchanged; receipts 2, 1913 bbls.
and 1865 bags. Wheat--market dull
and declining; receipts 1870 bushels.
Corn---narket is 10000 bushels. Rye il
2a3 cents lower. Oats lower. Pork lower
new mess S2l.70. Lard dropping at IL
ala cents per Id. Whisky steady. Barley
dull and nominal. Peas quiet. Cotton
quiet at 26t for Middling Uplnnds.
Freights quiet,
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:SPECIAL NOTICE =.

sed On Dcck.--specisl Meeting of the
'washipgton Yacht Club, - thirteenth day, seventh
month, at the usdii time and place. All "on Deck"
handsomely and punetuslly,,
By order Of H. BROWNING, Captain.
WIN. MAocoNIHB, Parser.
A. p. PLUMB, Secretary. jel2 q
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, June !, 1867
Sealed Proposals for Stationery will be rees at
this Department anil the LIST day OF July 1867 at
O'Clock, m,
Deliveries Of all articles In the several classes mat
comply with the specifications, which, With bIAnk
forms for bidding, will be furnished to bidders.
All deliveries will DO subject 10 rigid inspection,
and the delivery Of any Inferior article will be deemed
Sufhelent cause 10 annul the contract.
AddreaS, Department OF State. ~ Je7.Jyl
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ss-Notioe to the Public.-In the last d.
rsetory Of this city my appears as partner OF
James walber under the name and style Of wAlber
4 Fitch. 1 wish to notify the public that part
nsrship exists or ever has existed between saia
walber and myself
Jell-3ts WILLIAM FITCH.
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stabbing Case In Philadelphia.

DoSTPONED-THE WASHING TON
Z0UAvRs IN THE FIELD AGAIN.
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC AFTERNOON AND
E. 90 ByBNING REUHI0H
WASHINGTON Z0UAyRs,
70 the Benefit Of the Uniform Fund Of the Company y,
WASHINGTON PARK, SEVENTH STREET,
FRIDAY, JUNE IA. 1887,
Tickets, admitting = geatlemsn and ladies'. rifty
Cents. .-F.r'Is 1.a' jsl32!
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WaahInFton sneetnIs.

The Postmaster General has decided
to increase the pay of route agents
throughout the country 20 per cent.
The certainty that Congress will Rd-
journ Saturday led many To- pack up
and start for home tonight.
The House passed, and the Senate
came within two votes of passing,
this afternoon, a bill making eight
hours a legal days work in Govern
ment establishments.
The crowd OF office seekers grows
larger every day, and completely blocks
the halls ofthe Senate during the ses-
sions of that body.
The President has accepted General
Rosecrans' resignation as Brigadier
General in the regular army, and nom
mated Gen. Lowell H Rousseau to the
vacancy.
Reports denying that Gen. Grant and
Secretary Stanton have declared them
selves earnestly opposed to an adjourn
Hent till December, ara wholly without
foundation. Both these officials have
expressed decided opinions against
such an adjournment.
Governor Yates made brief speech in
the Senate this afternoon, in which he
announced himself unalterably for
universal suffrage, not merely in the
South, but in Illinois and throughout
the North. he said he should not
cease his labor in that direction till ey-
cry citizen of Illinois, whether black
or white, has the right to vote.
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New York NeuA-

New YORK, March GA lady,
named Mrs. Thompson, residing in
Bergen street, was garroted and rob-
bed of $40 and silk dress pattern, by
three rutians last night at the corner
of Lawrence and 'Willoughby streets,
Brooklyn.
An order for the arrest of Daniel
Drew. and Fisk and BeIdon, brokers,
was issued yesterday on the complaint
Of James A. Stewart, the assignee OF
Leonard Huyck, charging them with
wrongful employment Of capital fur
nished by Huyck, for joint operation.
Judgment is demanded in the sum OF
$500, 200, and a petition is entered to
have the defendants render an account
of their operations in Erie stocks for
the last year and half.
Mr.. Drew was held to bail in the sum
of 500, 900, and Messrs. Fisk and Bel
don, $50, COO each.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the 29th of March.

LONDON, March 2e-Noon.-F4ve.
twenties. Is; Erie. 2ss1; Illinois Central,
Ts4<; Consols, sI5z,
o. s. bonds, at Frankfort, ~; at
Paris, s45S.
LIVERPOOL, March es-Noon.-cot-
ton, quiet, steady and unchanged. Pro-
visions, dull and unchanged. Resin,
declined ID; common IS Cd per cwt., fine,
advanced 20 les. Spirits of turpentine,
declined Cd, and quoted at SIS. Refined
Petroleum Is Id. Tallow, quiet, al As
Cd. Ashes, 81. Clover Seed, SIS.
The London markets are unchanged.
PEsTH, March 29.-The formation OF
Francis Joseph, Emperor of Austria, as
King of Hungary, will take place at
this Capitol, July next.
LIVERPOOL, March 29.-The Brokers'
Circular reports imports of cotton for
the week 2O5.OOO bales. and the stock
foots up Oh, goo bales, being d, 900 bales
above the estimate.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,

1t tsTeportsd that In view OF the rrospee-
tive embarrasments Of the Treasury nom
the falling on in the internal revenue, and
from other causes, no contraction OF the cur
reney viii De shown In the April statement
Of the public debt
~on the Ist OF May about 81, OoO. COO becomes
payable by the Treasurer. on aecountof eou-
pons. Probably $40. 10000 Of tue seeount Is
due 70 foreign holders Of nve-tweut3es. II
would, however be unsafe 70 conclude that
the whole OF this amount VIII 90 abroad as
usually considerable portion OF coupons IN
Europe Is reinSestsd in bonds It Is not frn-
probIble that Sl6o0opo0 or SIsOOOO00 ont a.
The S24 600 90 viii remain 70 supply the mar
IIet-
The Comptroller Of the Currency win re-
eetvs, In a few days, the quarterly reports
from the national banks, and It Is expected
that the reports viii indicate an unusually
healthy condition. This Is due to the in
creased precautions against ffauds which
have been resoEtsd TO lately, the principal
OF which tsrlhe system Of frequent exarIlfffa-
tons into the Affairs Of the banlra fy aReutz
Of the Comptroller, through whom he re-
ceives accurate reports Of their condition.
The Late detAlcations In q number Of the
banks have been the cause Of more close In
Bpsctious by the agents and the 1ssue Of mora
stringent regulations from the ONCE OF the
coDptroIIsr-
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Neu YnrlL anertnI.


| New YORK, March 2e.-The Herald's
| special says: Gen. Sherman has OBJ
| tanned permission TO visit the Holy
Land during the coming summer.
The Times special says: Gen. Fuller
ton in his testimony before the Judicial
~ Committee in connection with the
impeachment, called forth tonight
questions regarding the contents of let
tiers, brought to him in Louisiana, from
President johnson, by persons whose
/ lands and other coufiscated property
were afterwards restored to them, he
explained that the letters did not con-
tain special instructions, but were mere
introductions, and that in the restora-
ton of property he was always govern
ed by the general orders OF the bureau,
issued to him by Gen. Howard. Other
wise nothing new was ELECTED.
An effort will soon be made to induce
Major General Sheridan to remove
Governor Throekmortou of Texas, and
the appointment OF some Union man
secured; no matter what the desire of
the administration may be. The ap-
plicauts for office will be compelled to
take the iron clad test oath; Throckmor-
ton cannot take 1t, and there are few
in the State who can; among them are
Judges Paschal, Sherwoods and Thorn
as. all radical unionists.
General Schenck has not decided to
accept the nomination for Governor of
Ohio, but thinks he will decline the
honor
The President is importuned with
protests against the official changes in
Louisiana, by Gen. Sheridan. B. L.
Lynch was appointed Attorney General
of the State under the military control
of Generals Butler and Banks; Ed
ward Heath was appointed Mayor in
place of Monroe, who was Comptroller
of the State Finances under Banks,
and VIM. Howe was appointed District
Judge in place of Able, who was
Judge Advocate of the Military De-
partment under Butler, Banks and
Candy.
The Tribune's special says: General
Grant says he knows OF no United States
troops being sent to the frontiers in an
tictpation of the Fenian troubles.
It is understood that the Senate Ju-
dietary Committee have agreed to re-
port in favor of Senator Wilson's reso-
luton. providing that JEFF Davis shall
be either tried or released. 1t is doubt
full whether it can be passed through
the Senate before the adjournment, as
1t will lead to protracted debate.
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SameSof al purchasers Will be registered and
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stauce the money viii be cheerfully refund
ed. Price by mail, sealed and postpaid, 81.
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free. Address, BERGER, SHUTS d CO.,
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BUFFALO, March 2e.-The fire this
morning damaged the propeller Bay
State SOMEWHAT
Another fire in the binding occupied
by Mugridge's Bakery, and Brown and
McCutcheon's Brass foundry, was dam
aged to the amount of. about ST., 900.
Mostly insured,
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Reeonstruetion I'm VIrEInIa.

NEW YORK, March 2e.-The HeraId's
Richmond correspondent says: In Yir-
ginia reconstruction is rapidly pro-
pressing. Even the most tanatical OF
eL-rebels express themselves anxious
to cooperate with Gen. Schofield.-
The labor system will probably de-
yelope itself the coming year. The last
yearit proved decidedly unsatisfactory.
The negroes were only concerned about
their newly acquired liberty.
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Mexican News.

NEW YORK, March 29.-Dispatches
from San Luis Potosi state that there
was good reason to believe that Maxi
milan, finding himself cornered by the
Liberal troops being in the front and
rear OF him, and his main dependence
for supplies being on the meagre crops
in his neighborhood, has offered to sur
render. The answer was, a refusal to
treat with traitors.