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And now the defendant comes and says: /.
That he has never borrowed any kettle of the
plaintiffs 3. That 1t was cracked when he re-
oeivedit; and 3. That 1t was whole when he
returned it. This celebrated pleading hereto
fore considered as unique and infallible in le-
gal practice, has been rivaled and surpassed
by the Presidents explanation of the way IN
which he has regarded and treated the Con-
gress Of the United States. "This respondent"
says he always protesting against the un-
"authorzed exclusion of tho said eleven States,
nevertheless gave his assent to all laws
passed by said Congress which did not in his
"opinion, violate the Constitution" although
his Excellency had just previously said, "the
1" Congress as then constituted was not Con-
"gress of all the States, but Congress Of only
"part Of the States,n by which the President
evidently meant that 1t was no Congress at all.
That is, he, the President, gave his assent to
laws when they happened to please him, passed
by body wholly unauthorized, and, according
to his own theory, Of no more legal weight
and power than eaucus or County Conven-
tion. 1t was Congress when he saw fit to con-
sider 1t to be so and no Congress at all when he
happened 10 be Of the other mind. We submit
that 1t could not be legal on "Wednesday and
Illegal on Saturday and that, according to the
Presidents theory, it had no more right to pass
laws than Social Science Convention, or the
conclsye OF corner grocery. Every bill which
the President was polite enough 70 sign made
him participator in The Congressional usur-
patton Pray, what right had he TO pick and
to choose when oil the bills were bogusT His
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Ths World aaya:

"Goy Fentons military family In time Of peace cos0
the tax payers of the State four hundred ard forty
Of salaries paid 70 party pets for nns Oces 's'
Of which are sineouses." lr-rf tIF.....r
We dare The World to print the items thas
make up this enormous aggregate" II thss
do not bring blush to its check. it must b
hardened in iniquity and insensible to shame.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31

Reports from Buffalo indicate that lake nav
igation is about to open at an unusually eariJ
period. The ice has disappeared, and fleet Oh
vessels are about to leave for various points
This will materially aid in the revival OF bus'-
ness, which so many other circumstances are
conspiring to produce. We look for an active
Snrin0 4 ,III'l..f 4l.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31
Spring.

The Life Of Dr. A. p. DosrIE, murdered
New-oreans by the Rebel rioters Of July 80 1875. ~
been written by Mira Emily Hszen Reed. and VIII sos
he issued In iamo Of $50 psges by w. p Tompsen. No.
80 Eassaust. II win afford condensed Wow OF shs
struggle with Secession and Slavery In and around ksS'
Orleans since 1860. and Is replete with inte<cst.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31

COnniving at fraud are made liable to the same
punishment. A new section, prohibiting COM
promises except by authority of the Secretary
of the Treasury, is added. No consideration
was had on the bill yesterday in the House.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31

Tho sale Of tickets TO the Farewell Readings o.
Charles Dickens for single nlghts takes place daily
st Steinway HaiiGps win be seen by tho announce
ment In another column. Itmay be veil to reminA
our readers that these viii be tho last Of the Read
ings OF Mr.. Dickens In ids country. and We $50 ~
Boston paper that thls will probably DO h's iss'
visit to America. -
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31

The report Of the Conference GQHgilEsse ON
the Internal Tax bill was agreed to by the
Senate yesterday. In the whisky section Of
the bill, the forfeiture of distllery and materi-
ais, and fine and imprisonment of the distiller,
ars retained and revenue officers guilty Of
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31

~ The Money aad other Markets are on Me
third page tAis morning; Science on the S'rth'
and Real Estate on the Sepeath.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31
LECTURES. MEETINGS. 90.

LECIURES, MEEIlNOS, 40
LECrURES-The Hon. John Z, Ward on China
Snway Wlson Mcdonald The Ars aud Artists
Oi Ancient Egypt" at the Brooklyn Institute
MEETINGS.-The Spring meeting at the National
Association OF eBa Players Masonic Hal Ceebraion OF the
twentieth AnnyerssrT of the Of Spnuasm at the Everett
Rooms. Longshoremens Convection
REAprNGs-Mr s. Gilmore Plumb-From Shakes
peAro DckeBs sDd LOugelloW atNo 70 Narlckss.
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BUSINESS Qotif,s.

Oar goods kea, plated The sness Nickel Silver end guar
onl,s tsn in every respect superior SAa Slss%
GoRHAN MAHUyAoTuKiSe Co..
SIVersmths and MarufaesBrert Of Fine EserOPlsts
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FELL IN THE RivER.-On Wednesday evening
A parcel of young men attempted to skate on the
Potomac, just below the locks at the coal wharf.
One OF the parties had succeeded in " spreading
the eAgle,r while another had accomplished the
writing OF his sweathearts name, when the Ice
suddenly gave way and all hands were left
noundering In the water amidst broken pieces OF
ice, Two of the party-Mcssrs, Galley Stewart
and Billy Wood-were rescued, with some did
Guilty, BY some sailors,in an exhausted condition.
GERMAN COOPERATIVE BUILDING AssocIA.
TioS.-The members, at a meeting held at wash.
ington Hall, Wednesday night, elected Robert
Portner, presidents A. Rosenthall, treasurer;
and J. Schneider, secretary. The association
starts under very fair auspices.
HERRiSGs.-The cold weather very much d, =
lays the catching Of this fish. Some fishermen
living In Westmorcland county are now success
fully engaged nt the mouth of the river but about
here the Ice stops everything. The fishermen
are all ready and anxious to begin.
Communications. Munsey, Hummer, and
Mills, OF this city, members OF the Baltimore
Methodist Conference, left yesterday for the
Monumental City.
MARKEr.-wheat sold yesterday for a. 56
250 for common, and " 50d 2 10 for good 10 prime
Extra -four sll.75dll. Oats r26lT5 cents Rye
sI.b5Il05. Pork illGl2.
OYSTERS. Several schooncrs laden with
oysters arrived yesterday under convoy Of tug
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Amount OF Debt, less cash In


Treasury............ e, SIS, $40 O22 81
public debt, as appears from the books and Treas
urer's returns In the Department on the LIST oil
March, 1868. HUoH McCuLLocH,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
BY q comparison Of the above with the state.
ment issued on February ], 1865, 1t will be seen
that the debt bearing coin interest has increased
has decreased I'll ,467,75 the maturcd debt not
presented for payment has decreased u ,65s 55
Inc debt bearing no interest As decreased $780,.
creased q, I32 2i2 o5 and thejsmount Sf currency
decreased 4, s2i, o0s IS, showing an increase Of
cash on hand Of tt,aQs, ia oi making a decrease
Treasury, of tT,ts515o.Ss:
Nav YoRK, March 6.-Cotton quiet and weak
at 2+iSG25 cents. Sugar quiet and steady; Cuba
l26li3 cents. Porto Rico l2II@A cents. Flour
steady; demand fair; Southern sllGl6,7t. Wheat
san, delivered. Corn very hrmi held irm at
Sl.2s. Oats duh and nominal at So cents. Rye
quiet aud steady At ti.s5liSo. Barley quiet and
troleim quiet and steady. Gold l4l2
BALTIMORE, March 6.-Fiom.-There Is a bet
ter demand for Hour. Good supers are scarce
shipping extra have mostly sold ahead for ten
days to come. The only sale of any moment re-
ported to-day is 100 barrels of medium Howard
GRAls.-W hcai.-Receipts 1850 bushels white
and $50 bushelsred. Offer rings almost exclusively
and prices firm, Salos lao bushels white at
s2.7o, and the following lots OF redi $50 bushels
prime Pennsylvania at o. 65i 200 choice do. at
t2.Go; $500 do. at t255; 800 do. at Sass.
Corn.-Receipts t,l50 bushels white and 2,26j
bushels yellow. There Is considerable white
corn ahoat, and market for 1t is dull. Yellow
corn was in demand, and prices advanced about
2 cents.
odis.-Receipts $50 bushels, The market wa.
less firm to-day. Good to prime sold at 1880
cents.
Ry.--Receipts 100 bushels. Rye is scarce and
wanted, and holders are very firm.
CeHss.-fhe maj quiet, but prices well main
tanned. Sales from second hands OF $50 bags
prime to choice Rio at I'm cents, gold duty paid,
7IE1s centsi fair do. 9lD9lS cents; good do. ilQl
NJ cents; prime do II TGll2 cents; gold, In bond,
and for good to strictly prime lots, gold duty
paid, l6llGl7a cents.
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CAVALRY HORSES WANTED,
DhPoT QuARTERAAsrER's oFFIcE,
FORT LEAyENwoRrH, kANsAs,

FORr LEIvEVETSHIH' KtssAs,
Sealed proposals Qu trplicatcJ viii BE- 'TeSciyed a,
NE ShSs sn!ii T. SsIHSs MONDAY the 9Th u
Horses, ''''' 80 .-'"'''
SAID horses must DO sound in all particulars. we'll
dtssn 70 gS .i.issn lands high fTam Is AVE-
nine years old. and we'll adapted every way to cav:
They WI be subject to a rigid inspection at the
Depot and none will be received that pass such
BID VII be received for tho whole or any number
The usual colditions, which may be ascertaIned At
mrm "nTS, NIL De cnlGinGd upon contractors. Blank
top. -'''>"
Contracts awarded uuder this advertisement will
m %ap ID. q ne Militia; bSsicS Il he M.SaS
deliver @ Rs usmSsr p hSfa.s. !:
sdy cav Whole 5G% p Sf sa's 9,
delivered within SIXTY days from the date Of such
~ authority Of the Chief ou.rtsEna.ssr q the De.
NH So Bvt Brig General, Depot q N.
DEPARTMENT OF THB INTERIOR
On the petition wv ta'f1yaaS ife rssrat w.
y him I'm f .y s patent s5.RS5
~ eTPIssn patent which take, place on the the
a .,s gSsq be heard tn,
M aud al pe s s sf "a. SS 81 ASf 10 n spp..
and .h nov ssSS:e they have why said p"On
Persons opposing the extension are required to hlo
In the Patent Once their obiectons specially set forth
heaEinEi all nstimony died BY either party, TO be
nSsd a ssaid hearing Pust DO sksn .Hd !rshs
will be furnished on application.
DISPOSITIONS and other papers, relied upon as tosti-
mOng mu.t be hed In the oaics tlOoi.tV days before
the day Of hearing the arguments. II any, within
ten days after llIng The testimony.
Ordered, Also that this notice be published In the
REPrBLioAS and the iHttl!igenceE, Washington, d,
three successive the nrst Of
tobe At least sixty days previous TO the day Of hear
| Ing, A. ~ STOUT,
mssAtsw Acting comnissisner Of Patents.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF

OFFICE CHrEy CexSrssARr srnsisrKScE,
RlcnAoSD, Va February Is, lsss !
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, will be received At
the oihco of Breyet Colonel q. Bell, C, s., u A
90 street, Washington, d. c., on MONDAY March
lG, lS6S, At u. M, for all the
FRESH BEEF
required ut Alexandria, Va for str mouths from Apr
/, isss. or such les, time ssihs Cpmmlss.ry Gcnera
Of Subsistence may dlrot The Beef to be delivered
there on tho order % The Acting Commssary Of Sub
slstepoe tat place. Of good and marketable quail
Ny, In equal proportions OF fore and hind fters
6netks, shAnks. and kidney talow to be excluded.
The nccks OF the cattle 10 be cut of At the
Fourth SCrtebrAl joint and the breast trimmed dONn
The shanks Of be cut from three to four
inches above the kncC-ioint, aud Of hlnde uaTtcrs
Nint,
Bidders requested to he prescott respond their
bids and be prepared 10 give bond, for the fu Ament
OF their contract
Proposals must be indor'cd distinctly, "Proposals
Tor froSh bccf, at Alexandria, Va, ~
Tho Undersigned reserves the ght reject my bids
for good cause.
Conditions. requirements, payments. &c. &c As
he etofore.
By command ofByt MAJ. Gen. J. NJ sehoaeld
G, n fENROsE,
mh2. lI Dyt. Lieut. tol, md Chief e. q
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF

OFFICE oHr6y OoMxIssAhI o. suBsIsrESoH,l
DEPARTMENT or WASHINGTON,
WAsnIsoroE, D, c., February q, 1905 }
Scaled proposals, 70 duplicate, will b. Isesiyed A
s.. U. s. A., Baltimore, Nd. on THURSDAY, March
u, 1855, At II IN. for all the
FRESH BEEF
,eayIred 4 Port MsHenTy Nd toE sig month, from
oral OF Subsistence may direct. The Beef to be do.
y.red there on the order Of the acting CommssAry Of
Subsistence At that place; Of good and marketable
quality equal proportions Of fore and hind quarters,
seeks, shslks and kidney tallow 10 be excluded
fourth yertobrsl Joint and the breast trimmed down
Tho shAnks Of foreluarters to be cut from three TO
four iIches above knee Joint and OF I'D quarters
from sx to eight Inches above the gambrel or hook
clint.
Bidders are requested to DO present TO respond 10
elr bids. and DO prepared to give bonds for the full
AlHsAt sf their contract
Rrf0bq'sl.F9st ,. sad9Tssd, .,rropO.sl. for Fresh
Conditions, requirement., payments, he, &c. As
By command Of BIT Mai, Gen, ". u, Emery.
nfN o, BELL, Chief o. s.
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yesterday about ) p. m, with full cargo OF rs.
sorted merchandise for District merchants.
FESIAStsN-At the request OF many Irish.
men In this city, Mr.. J. ID. O'Connell has con.
scented to repeat his address on " FenlAnism ~
here on Monday evening next
INrRRrEREScE.-Oflcer ID. J. Cunningham ar
rested Mr.. A. Hammer, cha red with Interfering
with him in the discharge Of his duties. Justice
Buckley fined him $50.
THR PEARSON WILL CAsE-This case was up
again yeste, day before the Circuit Court. A de.
tailed report OF the proceedings will be found In
our court column
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=, =
oociAbLE o. IHs noUno MEMS AS
sfoIlihTIon.-Ihe MIN literary and musical so
eisvie ~ Wy iouns Men's Ohrlstian Association
.ook page ,as, evening ~ their rooms over Met
LeIott hsh me programme for the occasion
cqmpr,seu some cholce selections, and was d.
Finea h.o TWO paris:
rAw l.@Iro-.H Hear our Prsyer"-by Mr..
Ane MISS liver and Miss Bowen.
asnny U,p ,9rN,l. MT. Merwin.
SpongE ,Bfightest Eyes.by MT. Ever.
nec,unqnI roman Soldier" BY MI. Lowry.
List, Dearest, List'-by Mr.. and Miss
Ener ,--,
rH'E'-Seleotons Tor the Plano-by Mr.. Hay
aen.
ri OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from King John'-by Mr..
lucy. us
4, SunLtenneC,Sweeta and LOWRY Mr. Whita
xer, nj; Brookings, Mrs. Charles Bliss and Miss
MY Rsr, Nnapln. u,, ,,
n-"Marmion"-by MT Oliphant.
Giongm. our Name"-by Miss Ever.
p .n.s.Irumehtation, tpiano and violin) by MT.
faI,elio and Miss Solger:
u SSssIe.ouaItette'aby MT. and Miss Ever,
'i.; otsWat, and Miss Bowen.
mt. hayden presided At the piano,
me rooms were crowded with ladies And gen
nutie' anu among those present were Key; ".
butler, rev John Bray, Rev. Mr.. Kimball,
superlntendent OF freedmen's schools; Hon. Hor-
T,t apron, Sommlssloner OF hgriculturei Ten.
"; RI II. howAru and Gen. Balloch.
hne a.rahsements lot .he occasion were N ex-
esnuu. tas,e, hhu the emoieht chairman OF the
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LOCAL ITEM s.

Ma. DICKESs' READINGS Interested many gentle
men, who will doubtless DO equally Interested in tho
new style Dickens Hat just received at I Petty
Co. Hat and Shoe Store. SIS seventh street. opposite
lntclligcncer Building.
SHALL ASK tho brave soldier who fights by my side
In the cause Of mankind. II our creeds agreer
Ifhe buys his Clothes from IIeuniuE No OIL Seventh
street, no Is all right.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

To OUR SUBSCRIBERS IN ALExASDRIA.-Mr.
Geoye W. Jones, No. % North Alfred street, be-
tween Queen and Cameron streets, Is our author
lied agent for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, in
Alexandria, and will collect for subscriptions,
and solicit Advertisements for this paper, from
the nrst day Of FebruarI.
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GEORGETOWN MATTERS.

ORDERS for the NATIONAL RErunLi AN in
Georgetown may be left at the bookstores Of
Mes1rs. 7. NJ. X. Mills Co., date Crsndeirs) l2s
Bridge street. or at Messrs. @. T. Getty & Co.'s,
100 Bridge street, where copies OF the RErusLi-
CAN may be obtained daily.
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A DIsTkEssISJ CoUUH causes the friends VI the SUI
ferer almost much pain the sufferer himself, and
thould receive Immediate Giteation, Dr. Wistar's
Balsam Of wild Cherry speedily cures coughs colds,
Influenza, sore throat, &c. It will always relieve
consumption. and In many well .attestcd cases 1t has
effected a pc Tfcct cure
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

| METROPOLITAN 0TEL-Porrs & SHELLEY.
Va; q II bingham, Lynchburg, va; Miss Defries,
mond, Va; Dr. J D Choey, Baltimore; i Linen,
Irwin, District OF Columbia; ] W Moore, owens.
boro, Ky; Jas Smith, w II Glass, N Y; John W
ssia HGs s.cy paso. M Phs
| Phiia; 5 s Cobb, Kalamazoo, Mich; q Hoffman,
N.Y. W II Read, Texas; b r Sneed, Henderson,
r othermunn and wife, Phils; Walter S John
ton, ysi John Rade., Q W Chaplin, EA B,owp,
Mrs Millbank, Mrs Ogden, n Y; J r Bartlett, u
S A; J $ Stephenson and wife, Phila; Virgil
sSith RSS@ona. Vs vsisensr sI %S,
Fry, N VI John p Ballard, Richmond, Va; Reid
simpson, Orange, ].
UNITED STATES HoTEL-M. II. BEAN.
Hon w Z Fields, New York; Samuel Wilcox,
Phils, Pennsylvania Jas Jsefson, Phils, Penn.
ysns So PSsSiER Rs&ss" PfH
/ chips, Bait; MsTSlsSd; cS" j Moore, Bait alt
Banay, Dali. Maryland; Henry Waits, BALI,
Maryland; NJ Williams and wife Bait, Maryland;
Nisodenus, ;:iga Maryland; g T Elm
Lansiy New York, simon Anderson, Bfoso *
Henry Hsw f fS.r TX ss%ss BAY
Albany, New York; q A L Pearl, or, Troy, New
York; Monroe, Orange co, New York; Louis
esq, Illinois; Daniel sloeum, Bait, Maryland.
EBBITT HOUSE-C. U. WILLARD.
o Brown, Richmond, Va; Mrs Weed and J b
.na SIS sxstisT pR WHITING R'fTI@
Smith, Geo Tumiinson, and VIM Clarke,
Md; Mrs st Jones, Miss Jones; Miss )
Geo 9 iohn.on' and Ns~iea Bisi.dais, New
York. A NJ Cassidsy. Denver, Col; N L Yarnall
WSe Pei MsSm sna 0sI
Horace Casperson, " W Biddlc, A Capeile, A b
Siwms, and Henry witsel, ,Philadelphia; Tho,
| c Baxter and Miss Baxter, Burlington, Vt; W
u Spooner and wife, and Breed. Boston, John
NJ Bot, and John II Patterson, Val Van wor-
Gsspsrd and NJ II Hamilton st Louis; RiehsFd
Newton, Jr, Chicago; J Simpkins, Fla.
NATIONAL HOTEL-H. $. benson.
Lindsay, Pautucket p q, John il Parker, wash v
ington; Joseph Graves, Wheeling: W Va; S
Wilson, Phlisdeiphis; Howard Rogers, YY,P
Edwin ! Lovett, N j Robert Dubuits, i. + Da.
Mass; q $ Bradley, Providence, r l; + A Clark,
gor.. Nc; Hon d = Guy, Hon 7 e Williams, Md;
ing, Russellviile, Ky; b Bartholomew, Pbiia.
delphisi E @ Brown and wife, Miss Carlton,
P P1HG Min ss can aa sam 1 FaI 5sa, st.
toni John II. Filler. U S A.
OWEN HoUSE-w. S. OWEN.
Major Henncssey, Thomas A Gates, Val ia
Su nsi,n MG M T5s,s R RsSi ri
Porter, Mass q II Pelitt, Cal; ] il Walton,
MnlnSyp o ShSS,S' %3ipE'S
SEATON HuVSE-JoHs H. SENAEs
Hatch. II g Peters, Nd ] i Powell, Pal
"SS6 Esdslsy T v'i"s Il sR Sa
Wokley, Detroit
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CLorhIss AT REDUCED RArn-Mr A straus
north side Pennsylvsnia Avenue, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets offers hi, large end well SELECTED
stock OF Mon and Boys' Clothing and Gentlemen .
Furnishing 0ood,, for the next thirty days. without
regard to cost He also offer, disco Int Of ten per
ssat on all purchases amounting to - or more. Now
10 the time to make your purchases at an Immense
avn
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DRoPosALs PoR FORAGE.


OFFICE CHIEF orARIERNAsrRR)
PirrH MILITARY DISTRICT,
NEw ORLEANS, La, Feb q 1865.
Sealed proposals are Invited and will be received at
the ONCE Of Captain W A. Wainwright, Supervising
Sub Ct OF the Rio Brown
vile, Texas. tll Y m, WEDNESDAY. the LIST day OF
April 1865 for the delivery Of such quantities OF ATS
CORN aud HAY as may be required for use OF public
animals at Laredo, RinGgold Barracks, and Browns.
81, 1865.
All the forage to be Of tho best quality. aud subject
to Inspection before acceptance.
sacks.
Hay will be accepted either baled or unbaled; but
preference will be given to baled hay,
Delivery must commence within thirty (NOl day,
from date OF acceptance OF proposal.
Proposals must be accompanied by the guarantee OF
I've good and solvent men for the faithful Performance
Of the contract.
The United states the right to reject any or
all bids,
Proposals must DO indOrsed Proposals. for Forage,
and addressed to Captain W A. wainwTight,A ON
U. 5. A. BrownsNillo, Texas,
CHARLES II, ToMPKINs.
III, Brig Gen, and Chief QuartermasteT,
mh4.dt fitth Military District
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DAsaERousLv ILL.-We regret to have to Atate
that Mr.. Nicholas Ray, worthy policeman of
residence, No. CAS- Il stfset north between Fourth
,-d Fifth sweets west and II 10 feared he cannot
rsooyer He has frequently suffered with that fell
disssse, hemorrhage OF tho lungs. He Is pncon-
scious Of the presence OF friends,
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CRIMINAL CouRr-yudgs Cdriier-The trial OF
Kramer, charged with stealing COW, was con-
tinued, and the examination occupied the whole
session of the court.
Judge Cartier charged the jury that unless the
accused had the intention to steal the COW at the
time of his negotiations to purchase her, he Is
not guilty. The Jury went out with instructions
to return = sealed verdict TO the clerk, and the
court adjourned,
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sI.l5 for French whulebouo Corstsi S cents fol
Corset Sees. Also, lioop.sElrts, Shoulder Brace,,
and Corse Of all styles. altered and made TO order
and Of warranted, at Charles Baum's, ~ Lousians
avenue, between Sixth aud Seventh streets,
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WILMINGTON, FebTuAry "a, 1868
On tho petition Of JoHs BhowE, of New York, N Y =,
he 18th day Of Nay, 1854, for an Improvement in Hot
Water ApPAratus Tor seven sears from the expiration
May, ls6s;
Patent once on MONDAY, the lith day OF May next,
Al clock m And all Persops arc n9tned g appear
ought not 10 DO granted
Persons opposlng the extension are required 70 ale
ths Patent Once their objections specially set t9tth In
writing, at least tpentv days before the day Of hear.
!pg all testimony hed by eithor party. to 20 used
oordancs With The rules Of the Onee, which will DO fur
Depositiohs and other papers, relied upon as tes-
mopg musI be nied in the oee ttoentv days bsore the
day OF hearing, the arguments, any Withln tes Jays
after hlinx the testimony A., . .,... L.. a..
Ordered also, shh A. '19mtspi0snesp, %sshtnstos. D.
g.. aud ia the Timss. New Yell oIss y ss.
10 be Al least sixty days previous to the az 81 hcans
nhs.rhN Acting Commissioner Of Patents.