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Otcs Dspot and DisbvrIHg y. NJ
Atlanta. Ga. January :. lss.(
sealed Proposals VIII be received at this Off &c
uuilll i VI MONDAY January %, ISIS for sup
y. ing the following Building Material, viz:
19ISl feet Pine Flooring dressed on one side kiln
dried. tOngued and grOovei.
1be Ia =, ,"ve @ ihIs , EIdIesssd in
S215i ieet Sheeting, isch, straight edge.
-HS.O feet Plank. seasoned. dressed on one side
SOS feet Plank, seasoned undressed.
- so feet Plank, seasoned, oak or pine.
SO 5.a IiT I,, feet Crown MoIlaiPg o, in.
"a Plsnk Window Frames and sash Il inch thick
J. IGht-; l0xI2. primed: sash glazed with good
Box window Frames end sash, double hung. Ia
IN thlt : - hshts IeSl?, primed, Glazed, &c,
Door frames and Double Doors, panel, 2 in
thick 7x9 II gin.
NSs II with Trsnsom, IL. U. G. MOULDING 3
10 NJ hsn't l"ai2 an. ,.,
3Nsft.
Door Frsmes and Doors,i panel Ia in thick. 2
Door Frame and Door, 2 panel Il. in. thick
sN7 feet. in, with Transom, ain. y. Il Mould,
ing , lishts. I0xl2, hard wood stills.
Door y tame and Door, panel IL in. thick. 3x3
feet With Iransom, in. o. -. Moulding, 3
Toor Frame and Door, panelIii in. thick, sxs
feet. with Transom, in. %. q. Moulding, s
light- laIlt; all soors and frames to be primed
-'e.t-l rhingles- axis in, heart pine poplar.
sol L. Brick. two thirds hart, oue-third mer-
charitable.
2si5 bushels Lime. unsIacked.
lS.-ff bushels Sand.
ltaSt lsth. .1Iis XXI q
I.N bushels Plast-rer's Hair.
Al material to BE- Of the good quality here
tofore reguired
Delivery to commence February lst and 20 be
C'npicted by the Goth day OF that month-aIl to be
celiyeTed At swift Kace Track" In the city of
Atlanta -
B,ds must BE- made separately for each article.
and Tor TIE lumber the price per thousand ieet
must he stated.
Bids must be in triplcate. with a COPY of this a.
yertiSe nt attached 20 each aud the md
nent Of two re- pOnsibe persons who willing 70
become surety for the bidder in the event of the
contract being awarded u him. PROPOSAL. NOT
ccmplyirg with the requirements of this adyer-
tI~euerf vii. he rejected
Bidders are invited To be present or represented
AT the opeuing Of the bids.
be Government reserves the right to rflect any
or al bids or accept or reject ouch parts of bids
as may he To NE interests of the service.
Picpo-als should be a1dres sed 20 the Undersigned
sud endorsed upon the envelope. Proposals for
The dehyery Of Shingles or Lumber" as the case
be.
By order Of Brew. Brig Gen. Il Saxton Chief
- 81 ii j FAkNSW ORTIZ.
lst Lie at. 54th Infantry A A. q NJ.
Jatl tNB In charge of D.
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DDREss TO THE NERVOUS AND pEBIL.

n
"A ITATED whose suferings have been pre-
tracted from hidden causes, and whose cases re-
Die. If you are suffering have suffered from
involuntary discharges, what effect does it produce
bilitated easily tireds Does little extra exertion
produce palpitaton of the hearth Does your liver,
out of orderS syonr urine sometimes thick, milky
or Rocky, or Is repy on settIngY Or does thick
tom after it has sto ID awhile Do you have spells
Of short breathing or dyspepsia Are your bowels
PUSHES Of blood to the head is Your memory inn N,
paired Is your mind constantly dwelling upon
tired of company, or lifeS DO you wish TO be left
alone to get away from every bodyY Does any little
or restless Is the lustre Of your eye as brilliant
The bloom on your cheek as brightf Do you enjoy
business With the Do es az
much confidence in yourselff Are your spirits
So DO not lay it to your liver or dyspepsia. Have
you restless nights7 Your back weak. your knee
tribute this to dyspepsia or liver complaintr
Now, reader, Sc II abuse, yenereal diseases badly
ducing weakness of the generstive organs. The
srs ans Of generation when in perfect health, make
men are always whose senerstiTe organs are
plain Of Icing melancholy, of ner ness, of pal
pitation of the heart. They are never afraid they
and they are sy. polite and please
ant in the company of ladies, and look you and
TiRnt III tnt ihce-nOn6 OF your 0OWnC8st LOOKS
or any other me anness about them. l do not mean
those who keep the organs infiamed by runnin to
excess These Will not only ruin their constitu-
tions. but also those they do business with for.
How many men, from bad Iy cured diseases, from
the effects oil self abuse and ex"psses have brou ght
about that state Of weakness N those organs that
has reduces the general system mu chas to in
duce almost every other disease-idiocy, lunacy D.,
paralysis spinal affections, suicide, and almsst
every OF her form Of disease which humanity is heir
To, and the real cause Of the trouble scarcely
suspected, and have doctored for all but the right
one
Diseases Of these organs require the use of a di
uretic. HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT b.
CHU is the great niuretic. aud is cec tain cure
for diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Drop
sy, ORGANIC Weakness, Female Complaints Gen
eral Debility, and all diseases Of the Urinary Or
gaDs, whether x,ting in Male or Female from
whatever cause originating, and no matter of how
long standing.
II no treatment il submitted to, Consumption or
Insanity may ensue. Our flesh and blood are SUP
ported from these sour, es and the health aud ma
piness, and that of Posterty, nd upen prompt
use of a reliable remedy
Helmbold's Extract Buchu, established upward
of eighteen years. prepared by
H. T. HELMBOLD, Druggist,
594 Broadway, New York, and
Io4 south 18th street. Philadelphia, Pa.
PRIcE-Sl2 5 per bottle OF six bottles for So 50
delivered to any address. Sold by all Druggists
here &c 2l-dH W
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KNOW THY DESTINY.

MADAME y. =. THORNTON the great = -ii-h
AstrOlogist, Clairvoy ant aud Psy ometrician
has astonishes the scientific class.s Of the pid
World. has now located herself At Hudson - Y q.
Madame Thornton Possesses such wonderful power.
Of second light az 10 enable her 20 impArt kuBwl-
edge OF the greatest Importance 10 thelsiuRle ~
married OF either sex. While in a state OF trance,
she delineates the very features Of the person
are 20 marry. and by the ali Of an instrument u
intense power, known a. the P-ychomotrope. guar
antees 10 produce life like picture - Jhe future
husband or wife 81 the applicant. together with
date Of marriage. position il life leading traits %
character. &c This l. no humbug a. Thousand Of
testimoDisls can assert She will send. when Se %
sired, certified certificate. written guarAnte-,
that the picture L. what ~ purports TO be b. in
closing a small lock Of hair. and stating place 81
birth, age, disposition and mpleNion. ard in
closing fifty cents and stamped envelope I'D sre-s-d
20 yourself you wi receive the picture and cesred
Information by return mail. All commuu cation.
sscredly confidential Address. in confirm.
MApAMEE y. THORNTON, p o Box pas,
Hudson. M aps-nSNe1ly
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orricn NrMs.

cable di>patche~ % lat night ~aN that N W
rearanCe 81 a paiuphet oa thr fors.icr ri.i9'ioas
and domestic affairs Of France. which d b.In !.
prepared by the Prince Napoleon, 1. eagerly
waited for hN the public.
The approach ~ the fiica'" Navarro ,in !.
been ~icDalcd from TRIESTE, the Emperor Frsn =
Cis Joseph. the archdukeS. and Other nir-nhs-.
Of the Imperial family, left Nfruna ya>t.-riaY
for that place. 10 receive thr remains u IA.
Archdukp MAMMALIAN.
The lower Chamber III the Cnrf,.- ha- f.ssa
dissolved by the King Of Portugal. ana ortr-,
have gone ont fOr the election OF drpufir, fsr /.
new Chamber, which l. called % meet az n a.
end of April next
The Paris F'ofris say the Government o.
France and Prussia have asre"d 10 act t0g,,' her
on the Roman question ~ far A. 90 restore q Ia
lions between tho kingdom OF Italy aud tn
States Of the Church 10 the exact status create 4
by the convention Of September between Italy
and France.
their notes 20 The Government Of S.rAla con
corning lis hostile preparations.
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II s. ENGINEERS OFFICE
y. No. IL STATE STREET, ALBANyN In


Sealed Proposals will be received at this oee
.or Work and Mate rails for the Improvement of he
HUDSON River, between Troy and New Baltimore,
] For from fifty thousand to sixty five thousand
in be d. and oi d on ston dev
=. For from two hundred and seventy thousand
to three hundred and fifty thousand Ieet, more or
les, cf Piles oak. pine. chestnut or spruce not
less than twelve inches il diameter at the butt
am most of them fifteen feet long
For driving from two hund red and forty thou
sand To three hundred and fifteen thousand feet of
Piles; uore or less.
eight hundI ed and ffty Thousand feet re or
Of eight inch by twelve inch sawed Hemlock Tim
to he delivered in RATS at the dykes.
5: For the Timber Work on from fifteen thousand
I. WHY one thousand running feet, more or less
6. For the Timber Work on thirty two hundred
I For Timber Work on from twelve to fifteen
bur dred fe If abutmeut for slope wall at Douws
Point. or other points on he river banks
; For from sixteen thousand to twenty. two
thousand pounds, more or less, of wrought iron
.. For from forty thousand 70 fifty thous and
pounds more or less, of wrought iron rods, with
10 For from thirty Fl We thousand t. forty-eight
thousand pounds more or less, Of wrought iTou
II for three tnou-aud cubic yards, more or less
fsloge wall stone, TO be delivered on the dykes
more or lees. Of the old State Dam near CastIeton
Y material To be deposited on fiat -cows ana
siloNtleu lntt the ne" % Ike near Ce'iar Hill
u Bids Will be received for so much per cubic
yard delivered for stone; 40 much per cubic yard
dredgfd and derosited for dredging: so mnch per
running foot for piles driving. aud timber woT 4
=" much per thousand feet b. NJ for timber, and
So u uch per pound for iron.
"a. Forms OF Proposals may be obtained at this
oihce, and ne bid Will be received unless made o.
the printed form and properly certified >reci
mems OF the stone and iron, plans and speciflca-
tons ofthe timber work and maP- of The river,
SHOW ing sDuncings SC can be seen ~ this Office
where al possible infor nation will be given to
parties desiring to bid.
Is. bids will lie considered for materials aud
wOrlmsnship not less thar one fourth of the
amounts gwen above. Successful bidders win be
required Ia enter into contract with the United
States, with good and suff Gent suretics. stamps
for contracts and Bon S to be furnished by the
Contractor
The United States reserves the right 70 reject all
bios deemed disadva HtE geous.
BY order of Breyet MAJOR Gen John Newton
JOHN NJ WILSON,
Major Engineers and Byt. Lit Col q S. s.
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THE WIFE PoIsoNEE .-RrN- - r,',.n. thr Cpn-
nectIcut wife poIsoner. has been convicted o.
murder. The career which n thus brought -
a Close h a curious aud rapid one. In 1854 n.
was settled n a minister an the western part OF
New York State, under the name Of Long
wher, he married "A wife and run away from
her and his parish with all the money n could
borrow. He then leCtured on Temperance,
calling himself Professor Green. and AZ last
persOnated Texas refuger in Connerticut,
WHERE he made campaign speeches for the n I'd
Icals. preached. lectur-d. and poisoned hi
wife. Five weeks after her death hr married
an Irish Chambermaid from one Of tho hotels
IN uca- where lac was arrested. when suspi-
cion began 10 point ont the manner OF his wife,
death
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ID K D r o S A L S.

C6oeChIef (uaYt.rmdStsr. FIRST Military District D
Nsfr Orleans, La. January o, 1865 (
Sealed Proposal, will be received till the 1Ors
OF JANUARY, 1sb-, for the following articles of
stationery for the use Of the Subsistence Depart
ment, viz.
500 GuiTe of Letter Paper according to sam pies on
hand Tor eX hlbItfOn in the Subsistence Office
40 gulres OF Cap Paper, according to samples on
hand il the Sub. Office.
Is co Envelopes. white. No 10 and No II Samples
Of the quality required can De seen at the Sub
30 bottles (quarts) of French Ink. according 10
sample "
200 hotties of Red Ink, according to sample
LOO pieces Of Tape. accOrsing to sample
5Ush9ets of Biotting Paper, according to sample
lt0 gross of steel Pens. No. f04
rUO gross of Steel Pens, No. 3Di
= Memorandum Books, according to sample
80 Guires Yellow Envelope Paper, according to
sample.
go barrels of the best Cider Vinegar one fuid
ounce TO neutraiiZe twenty eight grains of
bicart Onate OF SODA. To b. put u in good oak
barrels, hoeped with iron.
leo bags OF Flour in seamless bags. The Flour to
te contain ItJ lbs
All the above articles to be delivered at the
Subsistence Office Hunter street twenty DAYS
alter tie opening of the bids.
The above articles TO be of the very best duality
and put up in superior packages. and to lie de
ilyel ed az the Anchor Press. in this city within
twenty days after the opening Of bids.
No bids Will be received from parties who have
failed 10 comply with their engaeeme nts with any
branch of the Goyernms
Proposals TO be addressed to the undersigned
and marked Proposals.
A. BECKwlrH.
"a l36tB Brovet Maj Gen and &. S,Us A.
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THE EVENING STAR.
CONVENTIONAL.

SIN ATF.-le>t.-iay after our report eI,,af-
The hill to prevent further contraction 5.ta.
Currruty va, pa~~'d-Nea. 80. NAV, .
Hot E.-Nosterday attr-noon-
Thu krt,u~trUC.ipu bil vas dlsrsI-,sI e
some length. bat uo acfion V1s> taken thsr.,,9
MI Butler gave notice o. m amendment ~
horiyluE tlr -tNeTal constitutions STATE con
Nehiion> "a the late trsyttoUarA states n 49,
POINT al cNn officers heretofore pToNi ird by
me laHs OF such State. making It tiie duty 81
TIE several district commander 90 confirm ,nc "a
appointment and install such persons On nfi 20,
ana oNialn- usat such State oiliCgr, shall con-
unue in Oflicc until te States are admitted !rf .
lie mon aud other >iau. OH Gers appointed a.
qualified. Adjourned
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AUCTION SALES.
llY VIM. l.. WALL a CO, Auctioneers
Id Stores 81 and 3lf,
Southwest corner Penn q avenue and 9th street.
CHANCERY SALE or IMPROVED PROP

By virtue Of the decree Of The Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia in chsncery sitting, bear
ing date December "a, ts67, and psssed the cause
of Mcdonald ct al We. Prather," mo. lsS., I
shall offer for sale, ~ public auction, on THURS
DAY, the sd day Of January, ls5s, cOmmencinx a.
4 O'Clock y. m, in front of the premises all thos.
certain pieces or parcels % ground situate aud
ing in the city of Mashin gton aud known And de-
ienated the east half OF Lot No a. in square No
with the Improvement thereon consisting Of a
convenient trick Dwelling House, aud the east
part OF Lot NO. g. In square No $40. beginning fsr
the said part At point II street north at the
distance OF ~ feet fnchee from the southwest cor
ner OF SAID lot, and running thence east with the
line oil sid II street." rs feet inches. thence
north l42 feet inches to public alley in the rear
OF said lot; thence weet BY aud with the line OF
said alley, Is feet inches; and thence south rss
feet sinches 10 saic II street north and place of
beglnr ing, with the improvements thereon, con-
sisting OF q convenient brick Dwelling House.
The hrst mentioned piece Of property is stu sted
on street north, |" between 9th aud 9TH streets
west. The last piece fronts !" street north |"
between fth and sth streets west.
Terms OF sale One third cash: the residue %
three equal instsments Of six, and eighteen
the purchaser giving notes for the deferr.d
pay satisfactorily endorsed. and bearing in
teTest from the day Of sale. Title deed 20 be re
taired until the whole Of the purchase money 10
paid All conveyancinR and stamps At the coat q
the purchaser, deposit OF sIoo viii be required
The property on " street" will be sold frrt
AsBUR1 LLOYD, Trustee.
jaseo ". L, WALL q CO., Ausss.
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DPOPOsALs FOR CAVALRY HORSES.
hEA DORIS. DEPARTMENT OF THE PLATTE,
AELll.E CLLrr.. n A = LII. |.

HEA DORIS. DEPARTMENT OF THE PLATTE,)
OFFICE OF CHIEF QCARTERM AsrER,
OMAHA. NEB., January ., lSS.N
Sealed Bids IN duplicate, with guaranty igned
by two ST. reiies, will be rec. ysd this
office until IL CLOCK noon. CD MONDAY, Jan 20.
lrs inr the delivery at Omaha, Neb OF FOUR
HUNDREDt 48O)CAyALRY HORSES, between
the time Of the award of the contract and NJ arch
], 10 8.
Zach bidC or will be required to deposit with his
h1d the sum Of one thousand dollar 81 0OoD lawful
cu[rency, as an sdditio, a. guaranty that. should
he lie the successful bidder. he will sign the con
tract and give bonds required; such De posit to
terms -
The horses must be sound in every particular
lark color, well broken, in full flesh AMI good
soncition, from fifteen C5l to sixteea tl5) ha nds
high: from five to nine 90 years old and well
adapted for cavalry purposes. No mares or stall.
lions will be received
The horses will be subjected to a rigid inspec-
ton. Horses that nave been sold by the Govern
ment will not be received
Full conditions of the contract will be made
knt WI on application at this office
Bidders muet be present in person, or be repr e.
scented by power o. attorney.
BY order of Brevet Major General c. r. Augur
WILLIAM MYERS,
Bvt Brig. Cen. U. S. A, and Chief Q M
l5-tdB
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye l. the hest in the world .
the only true and perfect Dye, harmless rrliaNIs.
Instantaneous; ~ disappointment; no ridiculous
unts remedies the an effects 81 bad dyes. iuvigO-
rates and leaves the Hair SOFT AMI beautiful ffIrl
o. tr0TrH. Sold - all Druggists ami PsrFum-rs,
and properly applied a Bachelors Wig FA-toy T.,
No. 10 Bond street., New York "a 81 esiIy
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FREE TO EyERYROpY

Large ID. Circular, giving information Of the
gre Attest importance 70 the young q both sexes,
IL teaches how the homely NAV become beautiful.
the despised respected. aud the fOrsss en- loved
No young lady or gentleman should fail 20 send
their Address, and receive copy post paid. by
turn mail Address Il. q. Drawer 81.
apS-d&weoly Troy. New York.
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pRoPosALs FOR CoMMIssARY STORES.
Hsadq'rs Disc " tas Indian Territory,
thtsf CODinltSsaTy'S Orire
Fort Gibson, C.. ", December Is. la

HeddqrS Dist af tAs Indian Territory, J
For, Gis,oe ntSf E So"pS ses%5sr o. SeI 1851
Scaled Proposals. in duplieste will be received at
nt COX m nnfi S RSDhf p FeSl1s2R
Tor the delivery of Subsistence Stores. follows
AT FORT GIBSON, CHEROKEE NATION 1T
5000 pounds Of Fresh Beef,
To be delivered in such quantities and at such
tnesIM;dsily, if regEired-a the Post Comrnisssr
30 zoo posnds of Bacon clear sides,
In sacks or casks, to be Of the first quality;
go bGls Of Mess Pork,
90 COZ lbs Flour,
Put,uP in sacks barrels, and equal in quality to
the best NNN 81 Louis brands;
49, IS 600 lbs Corn Meal,
OF best quality, and securely ut up in sacks or
5000 gallons Cider Vinegar,
" best quality and put up in good barrels, half
2oGoo pounds Salt.
of good quality, and securely put up in sacks or
barrels.
AT FORT ARBUCKLE. CBICKAsAw NATION,
INDIAN TERRITORY
10000 lbs. Fresh Beef.
7eSo lbs Bacon, Clear Sides.
$50 barrels Mess Pork.
5000 lbs Flour
TOO gsllaus Cider Vinegar.
$500 lbs Salt
,,I The deliveries at Fort ArbqekIs to be made in
ity a. those received at Fort Gibson.
The person or persons to whom any award il
give the required bond. at once, and be in readi.
ness to commence the delivery of stores on the lst
such quantities as may be required until the 30th
day Of June. 1859. or until the whole amount con
traCted To BE furnished shall have been supplied.
Zach bid must be accompanied by a good and
sufncient guarantee from two OF more p rsons.
whose 10y Atty and solvency Is certified by a clerk
OF court Of record setting forth that the bidder
VIII, In case a contract is awarded, gi re ample
Dc nds ana security for the faithful performance
the same The name and place Of residence of each
bidder and surety must be given.
NOprOpOsal Will he entertained unless satisfact
r1ly represented. that does not fully comply with
the terms of this advertisement.
Brn "a. Tr4 h. for hNt< Of
stores required at either er both places
Any contract awarded under this advertisement I
will be made subject te the approval of the Commits
sary General, and the right is reserved TO reject
any or all bids All sto res delivered will be sub
Jet to rigid inspection bv officer agent ap
pointed on the part of the United States.
PAP mrnts upOn the contracts awarded will be
made monthly in current funds.
Bidders are invited t. be present at the openin 2
OF their proposals. which will take place the day
and hour above specified.
Proposals must be plsiply endorsed Proposals
for Con mis-ary Stores" and addressed to the
Chief CCmnis-ary District i. I.
BY authority Of Colonel bel. Floyd Jones' Com
handing District the Indian Territory.
A. 5. KIMBALL.
Capt. and A. q. Nj. A.
Js56tB Chief c. S. Dist Of | T.
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IA o-w3W
IN BANKRUPTCY

n BANKRUPTCY,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, SIS.
At the City of Washington the Sth day OF
January, 1875. The undersi gned hereby gives
notice OF hi. appoi ntment as Assignee of DAVID
sCHLEIMER. in the City Of w Arlington, within
said plstrist, who has been adjudged y Bankrupt
upon his own petition by the Supreine Court of said
District. GEO. MASON, Attorney at Law.
JaSw3w City Hall, Assignee.
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IN RANK REpTCY

i BANKRUPTCY.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, S.
At the City of Washington on the sth day of Jan
nary, 1863. The undersigned hereby gtves noace OF
his apppi Rtmebt as ssignee of J s. BURNEr. in
the City of Washington, within said District who
has been adJusged Bankrupt upon his own petit
ton by the supreme Court of said District
GEO. MASON. Attorney at Law.
la2-w3W CITY Hall. Assisuee
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NFW MARRIAGE CrIpy

AN ESSAY FOB YOUNG MEN. on PhysioIsgi-
cal Errors, Abuses and Diseases incident a. Youth
and Barly Manhood. which create i'm pedim-uts 20
MARRIAGE, with sure means Of relief sent ia
scaled envelopes, free Of charge Address DR.. J /.
skILLIN HoUGHT0N, Howard Association
Philadelphia, Pa. sc q sm
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
l. HNITEnETl TIES paTENT n EEyCE

WASHINGTON. December 2j. 1871.
On the petition of II. u. FiTZHUGH, of Ellicott
City, Mary and. praying for the extension of a
patent granted to him the 18th day Of March, 1854,
Tor an improvements in Harvesters of Grain for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
WHICH takes place on the 18th day Of March, 1888:
Ii is ordered that the said petition be heard the
Patent Office on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of March
sext, at y O'Clock m; and all persons are mott
beC to appear and show cause, If any thew have
why said petition ought net to be granted.
8, Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED to
set forth in writing at least toeny days before the
day Of hearing all testimony filed by either party to
be used Mt the said be tax and trans
mitted in accordance with the rules of the Office,
which will be furnished On application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon ties.
timony must be led in the Office toenty days before
the day OF hearing; the Arguments, If any, within
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
Republican and the Iptelligencer, Washington, d.
week for three successive weeks. the first of
said publications to be ct least sixty days previous
in 2-W3W Commissioner of Patenta