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pANKNIN,s HEpATIC BUFFERS.

Binousness, Indigestion, General Debility, and oil
the complaints which proceed from want Of proper
action In the liver the stomach and the bowels, are
eradicated by course Of this great
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WANTED BY-A VIRGINIA LADY, A
! w situation In o pleasant family to teach the
usual ENGLISH BRANCHES, FRENCH and MUSIC.
She has had several years experience, and will go
either ,outh or West References exchanged. Ad-
dress, Immediately, "a. B. c." care OF Mr.. W. 2.
Nuckols, Tolersville Depot, Louisa County, Va
August limos
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THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY ENTERED
into q copartnership under the style Of KIRKPAT-
RICK WITTE, for the transaction OF FACTOR
AGE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, at No. 6 Ac.
commodahon Wharf.
JAMES D. KIRKPATRICK.
"t.- GEO ". WITTE
Charleston, 8. O. August 15, 1868.
August IL p&o mi tuths6
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mo RENT, WITH THE FURNITURE,
Delightfully."- situated HOUSE in Hasel.street,
near Anson, at $50 per month. Apply to LE1TCH
BRUNS. July %
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3or SALE.

E,OR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS, IN
y any quDnhty, price T5 cents per hundred. Auply
at the Ofice Of the DAILY NEWS. February 70
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VIZ TAINTED, EMPLOYMENT AS A
wv wATCHMAN, or in any other capacity In
which he can earn o livelihood, by one-armed
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yU,U RENT, TWO FINE ROOMS. No.
i sO7 Kingstreet Apply in the STORE below.
August Is stuth
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mo RENT. FOR THE SUMMER, A
HOUSE, containing eight rooms. pleasantly sit
sted on the front beach Sullivans Island, back Of
Beauregard Battery. Apply at DAILY NEWS eF-
FICE. July2
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GD Rent

TTSO RENT. A DESIRABLE TWU-AND-
A-HALF STORY RESIDENCE, in the western
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KAY, No. 1876 Meeting street. August "a
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declination of bodily strength and nervous energy,
will tind in the BITTERS FOUNTAIN OF VITAL
ITY AND vIGOR, as BEFREsHING AND EXHILl-
RATING AS A POOL IN THE DESERT TO TIE
SAND-SCORCHED AND PAINTING TRAVELLERS.
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DR0posALs FOR ENGRAyINGs OF THE illus
0R THE COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS foR
OrIIGg CoxoREssI9sAL PnISrER,

WASHiNuTuN, Mhfch IL, 1875.
Scaled PROPOSALS III be received at this Office uutl
SATURDAY, April II, 1865, at " O'Clock. for fur.
nlshink one SGT Of eeefrotype pages OF the lustra
Rs S PasS, n ~ se are Win
the name Of the patentee and the character Of thc
patent on each illustration,
tractor who must arrange them into pages In numer-
lea order us nearly as Is consistent with neatness
nnd e9mpaetneSs and the execution Of the work mus!
Report Tor 1866 which has been adopted Ms the stand
ard for the present volume. The plates to DO de-
iyered a. this once free Of cost for transportation
gressional Printer.
Bidders required to propose for the work by the
than ono hgure Is required 70 illustrate an inyention
or las Il sometimes the case the whole
bsr o. nEuTes will be estimated and paid for a
Awards will be made .'to the lowest aud best bid.
der for the interest Of the 0oyernment, due regard
direction Of the Joint COmmittee on Printing. who
resefye the right to reject any otall OF the bids
bidders mnsl procure from the Congregational PrlAte
paGe, and must accompany their bids with an eloc-
trotype plate page, AS specimen Of their work. with
ment that bidder. and that he Possesses the nesss
facilities for the prompt and proper execution "
No proposal will be considered qnless accompanied
hy bend, with security, to the approval Of the
uItsd states Judge Or Disriet Attornsy In ths pen
work in accordance with the proposal
ANY further informRtlo that may be required will
y furnished upon application to this ONCE Or to the
BLANK forms will be furnished upon application to
Tue uhdsrsigled. and proposal will be considered
PfOpsssis W HI BE- Saars.ssa e THE Joint Commit,
dsniEeed, And endorsed on the envelope "Proposals
mhls.td Congressional Printer.
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Proposals..
DROPosALs FOR TRINsP0RTATIOY.
OFFICE CIlEr ouARIEEsAsrER,l

~.
orfish GH,sT 9tsEInS issssT'
seaisd w oststss, "a nse. m bs'S eci2oa
II ~ V"eI oi nsp,hti,n W a. wMn lW TrkYhWl,
SIst Jay OF March, 1873, at IL clock, m tor. the
uap-ponAtlon ofttoop. and military supplies ffSm
nransI POINTS MNhln Tue hnp.9"I an o. 'ne MO
W wy ny, HeM she.nI yup ioIi ,,.......
"a ,,roposan VII STATE AZ WHAT raves paaets propo,se
ioboWhk,hAmedp points
lie, h,outs N1: Prom Braios Santiago to Browns
yrrNSsr, " y via oin, ishtppsst ptuuo,. IA
,,nls w. h-ftom ptoWnsNihe 10 hinRRo'u pA'
"san,. vo , pt.,, ,,.
P Poue ~ 3mn EihEeoH baIIaeks 70 LaIedo a. .
sas, WI. as,nety specify what rates he
" VII sehtouhnspof' suPPhes'
om sass W N iSiows. .....,.
~ snhssu meh, eapin % geek PAsssnters'
mei sna ne class q iIsieht VIZ hqrses,
irn III peci estHe. per heaa sneep, r., heaa
hh,. hnenneryi Ioad, nne, un,eopper, nhs,h
Sii, psns' sho,. s.oves, Wig, heavy ns,dWaIs,
sores es "a ons snnsS5 a
SS9n. per ton nay, per ealei luinoer, pine, per
hSSsrw.a, ,,m,.. Ia, , ooo ,..,, al, ,a
coJn nsp rnoer' 'oak'' PVT i'"" iee'' o"' anu
asnasutement good. elothipE, equpake, erates,
,,iosne,, ,u.nture, uooIs, pilhas, sAsnes, NAtoh
htt nI, mhussses, ufns casks anu uerees'
oyHYnr, sAuoneIy, ete per eupie Ioot 49,,
DTy goods, aouI meal, bread riss cracker, dried
apps,, vp'vns. po'stots, u,upr' Willy snka' w.
~. We tvoas, PYIk, pesi, lauHs, MIu, nmc'
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WAsmISUTOS, March 3, 1855
On the petition Of Aeon sESSEpY, Of Philadelpha,
70 him the 18th day Of July. 1854. for an improv In
Weayers ileddles for seven years from the expira
ton Of said patent winch takes place on the 18th day Of
July, lSJs:
Its ordered that the said petition DO heard at the
next, ut ~ clock, and all persons are notified to
appear and show cause. u any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED to ale
forth In writing at least tosnfy days before the day
Of heaIing all testimony filed by either party to be
used at the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mitted in accordance with tho rules Of the office. which
will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other paperr. relied upon as tssti
mony, must be fled In the Once tpentu days before
the day of hearing the arguments, II any, withiE
ten days after hling the testimony,
Ordered also. tapt this g9Iiee DO pSbiished IN Tho
c., aud in the Herald, Philadelphia, Penn, once y
week for three successive weeks the hrst OF said pub
hearing. A. NJ. STOUT,
mhD- M3w Acting Commissioner OF Patents
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Proposals.
DIR OIL 20 s A L q ,
NAVY DErAErsEsT. I

| NAVY DErAHrxEsr.)
| March I, 1855 J
'Propo.als ior Class No. for he Navy Yard Nor
the 10Th March, 1905 the following articles, which
Pense and Goyernmsnt tax. at the Navy Yard At Nor
All articles to be delivered before The 18th May,
SSs,otx Class No. L-sToNR Equal to Quincy
II Door sls feet inches long, ~ inches high.
Door slls, eject Inches long. * inches high,
81 "; !1sssi 'S's long. ss nsA.. high
Door sills eject Inches long, TX inches high,
Door sIs. feet l2k inches high, foot sk inche.
Door slls. feet inch long. la inches high. fool
sDos 's;t ,l,.s long. ~, ,.sA.. high.
Door sill feet Inches long. l2x inches high, l
The above to DO cut and dressed to plans furnished
STONE FOR WATER TABLE
ihies ,o,,
thick, ~,
thick ,,,. a.,
ssS s ,sss.. IONS. "a. ,.sss, s.s asas.
thisk al, a.,
thick
feet 4 iuehe, lang. III. ,,,hs. h,vh. 1. ,n,hs.
IVY 'uenes ions' ia inches hish' ~ ihehes
q test a: ipshs. i:nx ,,. ,,c,.. h,vh "A ,,.,..
IVY Li iuenes iohk' ia inehes hikh' ~ inehes
fsea ~ inehs. lang I,,. ,1e,s. b,vn n t,s,..
vi ~ hehes iohs' iEA inehes hWh' ~ ihches
feet III! ,Debs, Ionv. lot. ,Dshs, his, II ,,,,s.
vi rs inehes ions' iza inehes h'Eh' IL inehes
feet 10 ,peho. Inn, ,o,. ,ro,s. h,., 4, ,,s,..
pyt ~ 'nches ions' ia inehes hiEh, ~ ipehes
1 = f.ct ~ in,hs. Lana Tot. ,n.h.. h,., !. ,n.,o.
me- '"'"eS 'ons' iZA inehes h'kh' ~ inehcH
1 feei q inches io,v ,,t. i,,hs. h,., "A ,,.h..
tbiet "'' 'o"s' IA ihe"e' Hsn' ~ ihehes
a fat IL incbs. Lang ,o,s tn.,o. hi., n i,,,..
hisLs '"'"os 'o"k' i@A inenes h'kh' ~ inenes
I a 6.si q ~in,h.. Lane ,o,s t,.... III. =. ,,..
tbiek inehe' ions' Ez% inehes hiEh' u inches
feet 81; inches long, l2,. inches high. IA inches
1 feet 4 ipche. lang. ,o,. inrhss b,gh "A ,,.h..
fes s'sk psbe. long ,9,. ,,.,.. ,,v, !. ,D,,s.
,b,cL 'ne"cs 'ons' H4 inehes hiEh' ~ inehes
, 4 f.at az; t,,,.. i,.x mi, ,,. IL, ., 49,.
hicEa 'n'"'' ''hk' iE% 'nehes n'xh' ~ heneS
, A ,aas y 49,. -. ,e,, ,, 49,. a, 49,,
ieet ineh long IN Inches Nigh II Inches
1 feet q ipehe, long. la. inebs. hiyb. "a i,ehs.
, 4 fa.a a ,n.,.. ,.nx ,o,. ,,. H.. =, ,,
tbIet "'' ''us' IA 'ueses h'sn' ~ inensS
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L TON OF THE u. s. CUSTOM HOUSE. PORT

Sealed Proposals will be received at the oce Of the
undersigned IN Portland. until y o'clock IN. March
~, 1853, for furnishing aud delivering One Million
,UO gOl Bricks for the Government buildings to DO
ereeted at Portland. Maine.
Proposals will be made BY the thousand. including
all cost Of freight and delivery, for lots from dfty
thousand ljO,0y) 70 one million q, 200, 900
The bricks To DO delivered at the sites Of the build
ings, fast shall be desired by the
Ltriuteu " inc progress Of the work and 70 be q
fair, satisfactory e the Superintendent
No proposals will be considered unless accompa led
by sample " the bricks proposed.
The delivery OF bricks to begin as soon after the
direct. g.
Ten per cent Of all yments will be retained until
the completion Of the contract.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
all BIDS II DEEMED for the interest " the
TO do So
:, Proposals. should be endorsed "Proposals for
HENRY KINGsBURY,
mh3-td Superinton dsnt,
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DROPOsALs FOR FORAGE,

oPRICR SrPgLvisiSG QrARrEhNAsrgR.)
, srb-DisrRIcT or the Rio GRASDE, J
O. BROWNSVILLE, TENAs, Feb. IT, ls,S.
Sealed Proposals will be received this ONCE until
WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of April, 1865 at II o clock,
=; n, for such quantities Of OATS, CORN, and
hAf as may DO required for Of pull bile animals at
ne following named points in th, Sub; District. for
vile, RinEgold Barracks, and Laredo, Texas.
Oats and Corn Of best duality and to be delivered In
good gunny sacks, Hay baled or unbaed preference
will be given to balsd Hay. All 70 be subject to IN
spoctton. Delivery to commence within u days after
contractor,
Proposals to be In trplicate with copy Of the ad.
yertsement annexed to each, and to be aceOmpanie
W The names Of at oast two sufficient suretes, who
VIII signify, by endorsement thereon, their willing
ness TO become responsible for the faithful perform
All proposals will be submitted to the Chief Quar-.
teImaster VI the District for approval and award.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
all bids, or any part Of bid.
Proposals must be endorsed Proposal. for For
age, and addressed to the Supervising Quartermas-
yer, Sub District VI the Rio Gfande, at Brownsville.
Texas.
By order u Brovet Major General MeCook,
GEORGE W. SMITH,
First L. 10Th Infantry, Il. q. N. and A. A. q. u.
mills I'd
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ALABAMA

Posi- OFFICE DgPARTaEHT,(
.WAsHiNuTOS, February %, 1858 I
Proposals. will be received ut the Contract Once of
this department until D. m Of April - 1865 Ito be
decided the next day for carrying the malls OF the
United States from June 1865, TO Juue ~, ISL;
R~uIc M. Gsl5.-FrOm Montgomery, by MnDArk and
BentOu, to selma, OIL miles and back, daily
Leave Montgomery daily at Op.m.i
Arrive at Selma next days by 7a.m
Leave Selma daily at PM
Arrive at Montgomery next days ut 3.3D an
The accepted bidder will be required to take the
oath commonly known as the test oath, and to exc
cute contracts In the form and manner prescribed by
law and the regulat ions Of the Department,
PoTfuTther aud fuller particulars as 10 tho cond
tiops 20 be Incorporated into contracts. ana o. nc
lot advestsenent. dated oetSber z, issl inyitn a
IN The State Of Alabama, which can be found at the
principal post-Ohiees =, AS,
po-Als, Route No 6sl5, State Of Alabama, and ad
dressed To the Second Assistant Postma,!er GENERAL
Contract Once. ~ ALEX; W, RANDALL,
mLl7.TuiI Postmaster General.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
- UNITED STATES PATEsr OFFICE,

wAHHIsGros, February "a, 1865.
On the petition Of J0ns BROwS, of New YOrk, my,
praying for the extension Of patent granted to him
the 10Th day Of May 1854. for an Improvement In Hot
Water APPARATUS for years from the expiration
May, 1865:
Patent Once on MONDAY, the iith day OF May next,
clock, m and all person.are notified 70 appear
ought not ~ be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to no in
the Patent Once their objections. specially set forth In
writing at least toeniy days before the day Of hear
pg ~ testimony nled By either party 70 70 used At
nished on application,
DepOsiOns and other papers, relied upon as testi-
nony, must be lied In the office toenty days before the
DAY o. hearng the arguments " any. within ten days
after filing the testimony,
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
e.. And In the Tna.s. New York, n; II, once week
Tor three successive weeks the Of said
10 be at least sixty days previous to hs
mh5.ThSt Acting CORNERSTONE Of Patents
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Proposals.
NITBD STATES NAILS.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Posr OyyIcE DnpAur.rNr. !

49,, Posr orrieK DsPAsrsgsr,l
Proposal. for conveying De mails q The United
States from July ls TO JSns p is1i, On me %:
until So Of March 81. next to be decided BY April
AsssSsS bidder, VIII be required e TAX. II. oath
n FORM and As 5 .ed e s
tas , rsss sSIL 4. q ne Pcpsrtme1, .,,
Leave Bsssfoi. Thursday a,san
sss sS1s;%ss 4s. sss, az
oils f::? sDss.S Mir siR:: h s:
Leave sHs S sssii Ssss H Tss;.s,, ATTAIN
f fssS: VA! fss..s
$50 From Frsasiin. BY stsessh. Tennessee River,
10 &slh.iIss s %ils: .ad BACK. once a wseE'
ff1iysn %.!S.i %'f fSsf.sss W! y I'm.
Arrive at Frank lin Friday By 6pm
SO. From JOns,bOIouxh. BY Haywood, to Cary. 81
Leave jon S daily. except p Sunday, a,
Arrive at Cary next day by7sm
Arrive Il Joassboroash next day by SSs% M
''' fiG% sss ~ s i, a sr p.
Ls s' sa$ ssSss 4F ss.asy s and
A?f fS At 1t Charlotte Monday, Wednesday and
n. -
Leave Charlotte Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
Arrive At wsde.borO' Monday. Wednesday and
Friday by6pR
5lg7 From Cherryvlle, by Shelby, Mooresboro' and
Webb's Ford, to Rutherfordton, miles and
back, three times week
Leave Cherryyille Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday on arrival Of tain, at ID am,
Arrive at RptheIfofdton Monday, "wednesday
Leave Ru!tsrSra,on Monday. Wednesday and
Arrive i Cherryviile Tuesday. Thursday and
.,o. Saturday by II an.
6laS From Raleigh to Leechburg, u miles aud back
once week.
Leave Raleigh Wednesday at pm.
Arrive at LeechburK by p m.
Leave Leeshburg Wednesday att am.
.s, Arrive A. Raleigh by lam. "
JaO From Pittsboro' to Haywood II miles and back.
three times week.
Leave Pittsboro' Monday, Wednesday aud Fri
day S:Spm,
ArriveAt Haywood by 6pp m.
Leave Haywood Monday, Wednesday aud Friday
ATTAIN.
Arrive at Pittsboro' by l0an.
51g From Hillsdale to Greensboro, 10 miles and
back once week.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
HEADQrARrgRs DISTRICT OF MoSrASA.)
Assistant QuARrERNAsTER's OffICR, !
fORT SHAW, N, T., feb, /. 1853 J

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF MoNrASA,)
ASSISTANT QuARTERNAsTER'sO fRICR, ,
fORT SHAW, N. T, feb ], 1853 }
Sealed proposals, In duplicate will be received al
this Office until ~ clock, m the shh day Of March,
is ~. Tor The ioll9wing army saPghes o,rs
Two hund red thousand (an 010l lbs OATS, and
ut Fort Ellis, n. T. -
One hunl red thousand no.. OOO) lbs. OATs,and
- One hundred thousand ll0O.UD) lbs. BARLEY,
H. T. ' '" '"' " '"""'
An grain to DO delivered In bull, to be good iner
ehantabe article. free from chat and subject TO
aud Inspection gu delivery.
Oats 10 weigh thirty Two $50 lbs. to the bushel.
and Barley to weigh forty eight tis) lbs. 10 the
bushel
Bidders will state the price per bushel at which they
will furnish these supplies At the different posts
TONED. proposals. for Port Shaw and Fort Ellis being
made separately.
Bidders will Also state at what price per bushel they
will deliver all any portion Of the above amount Of
grain at some point In the 0alatin Valley on or
the usual travelled route.
No proposals. for LESS than twsnty Ave thousand
(2l,OoDJ lbs, will be entertained.
Delivery to commence before the 1st day Of
July, 1862 and all grain to be delivered on Or before
the lst day Of October, 1905
Bidders to be subject 10 the usual conditions rsgu
lating contracts for army supplies;
by order Of Colonel J. V. ID. Reeve, commanding
District VI Montana. -
Captain ald A. q. NJ,
pt.El lt.Tn hiaTF iat .T
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NOTES.
. IL III

Proposals. must be to carry the mail with ''cecTy.
CERTAINTY, aud security, using the terms VI the law
aud they must he guaranteed by two responsible per
sons certified 10 as uch by postmaster Or Judge Of
court Of record,
No pay W be made for trips not performed and for
each OF such omissions not satisfactorily explained,
three times The pay Of the "trip may be deducted fOr
arrivals far behind time to break connection
depending malls, and not sufficiently excused, one
fourth Of the compensation for the p Is subject
forfeiture Fines will be imposed, Unless the delin-
qqency be satisfactorily explained for neglceng to
take the mail from or into post Office for suffering
II 10 be Injured, destroyed, robbed Ost and for
refusing, alter demand, to convey the mall fire.
qucnlly as tii contractor runs or IL concerned In
running, vehicles the route. The Postmaster
eral may Aunnl the Contract for dlsUbeyng the post
onies law, Or the instructions Of the Department lie
mAytieT the schedules Of departures aud
also order an Increase u service by allowing therefor
pro rata Increase on the contract pay lie may lsu
eurai or dlsc0nnue the service IN whole or In pa
at pro rata decrease Of pay, allowing one month
extra compensation On the amount Of service dispensed
with. bids should be addressed to the "S"cond As.
sistant Postmaster General supeTscribcd "PropO-
sal, State Of Missouri. ~ and sent by mail
For forms OF proposal, &c,, and other information,
sec advertisement Of this date, in pamphlet form. al
th" principal post Offices.
ALEX. W. RANDALL,
leG-ThN Postmaster General.
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This DispspsaTy Is in connection with Colunbia
Hospital aud Is opened for the trsatnest Of ont door
patients, who are rupp)led With Medieiue, Medical
and Surgical truatIneptf De,
Patients no are about ~ We sOnhls1 aud desire to
be attended at their own homes, but VIA are unable
10 pay for the services Of competent medical pTaeti
oner. will be furnished with medical attention free,
by leaving their names and address ut the Hospital
W It'll the inatrOp,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATRs PArgsLOPPICg,
wAsuINuTos. February ~, 1865,

On the petition OF TmoNAs A, srgApNAs, piminis
TRAITOR OF the estate Of Thomas steadnan, deceased
u Lyons. Miehgan. praying for the extension q
day Of May. 1874 and ressued n three divisions The
l9L day sf Jule, $500, respectively numbered $50,
$50. aad 9s7 No Dsj was again reissued the 5th day
June, 1906 and numbered 2,7s aud No. h7 was agail
relssued the aDth day Of June. 1875. aud numbered
ats. for an improvement In Clover and Grass Seed
Haryesters, for seven years from the expiration OF
said patent. which takes place ON the I'D day OF May.
1865
ordered that the SAID petition be heard at the
Patent Once Gu MONDAY, tho fb day OF May next,
ut " o'clock. aud all persons are notified TO APP
pear and show cause. any they have. why said Pc
Persons opposing the extension are required to flo
In the Patent flee their Objections specially set forth
u writing Il least t,oety days before day Of hear
the said hearing, must be taken and transmitted IN ae.
cordance with the rules OF the once, which viii be
furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tesi-
nony, must be filed In the office tDsnty days before
the day Of hearings the arguments " any, within ten
days after hling the testimony.
Ordered. also, that this notice be published In the
REpuBLICAS and IN the Iateiii0sncer, Washington,
DIG and In the TrisaSs. Chicago. IN once aWeek
lions to be at least sixty days previous to he day Of
hearing. A. N. STOUT,
fe29-S Acting Comm sslOueT of pAtauta
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ArsrIS, February q, ISIS
PROPOSAL. will br received at this office until
THURSDAY, the laIh day Of March, for the delivery
1T the Depot uf sau Antonio, TeNas, Of B7 HORSES,
10 MULES, within forty tiOl days after date Of con-
tract,
Horses must be sound In all particular, well
broken, in full n"h and condition, not less than
HL"cn 10 hand; high, from Ave 90 to nine t0 years
Old, and well adapted IN cavalry purposes. Horses
between niue 90 aud ten no. years old, II still yigOr.
Gus, sprightly, and healthy, may be accepted
Mules must not be less than four 90 years old.
strong, stout, compact, well developed animals, In
ull health, aud tree from any bbmish or defect
which would uuGt them for severe work
All Horses and Mules delivered will BE- subject to
argid inspection, aud such as do not conform the
above spcclncatlOus Will be- rejected.
Proposals VIII be received Tor lots Of lwoHy Ave
aud upward,
BIddcrs requested to be present At the opening
Of the bids.
The right i res"rycd to reject any all bids II not
deemed satisfactory
Bid to be IN duplicate, scaled, and endorsed out
lido Of wrapper, &" Proposals for Horses, ~ ar
Mule, as III" case may be, and directed % the
mnd"rHlanrh, care Of BTeyet Brigndier General j.
Potter Chief Quart"Tmaser District Of Texas, Austin,
TCXaE, CHARLES H. TOMpKINS,
BfeNot BfiF. Gen, aud Chief QuarterlnasteT,
Inhl3,td 9Th Military Dl5triI
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wAsHTNHTOS, February Is, ISIS. (
SEALED Proposals viii bee received until the 9Th ul
Marcel at IL clock noon, for the purchase Of the fol
owing vessels.
ATTnE WAsniS"ToS YARD. The Mahopae, Saugus,
assoc, aud Chino
AT Ngw ORLEANS The wlnnebago, Manhattan,
Gntawba, MHnRy unk, OneOIu, Tippeeanoe, Chcka-
Jaw, Ant klchapUO,
The proposals VIII state the prices that will be given
Tor the vessels ~ their present condition aud with
can be aud all necessary Information
them will be given by the cunmaudants vi the sta.
lions
The right Il reserved to reject any or all Of the pro
pOsals their acceptance Is not for the interest VI the
Government
twenty por cont oi IN" purchase money Will be re-
uuir-d Within three days after Notification u the nc-
CeplnuCc Of PROPOSAL to be- forfeited In VI non
completion uf the purchase. and the balance upon the
hlal delivery Of the vessel.
The Proposals should he indorsed, - Proposals for
GIDEON wELLEs,
feD-oOtd Secretary OF the Navy