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ITO CONTRACTORS.
CIIEr ouARIEsEA.rIn's 0rsicE.

PoRT 0iBsos, d. M, April is, lsa
main. Of asessssd Uaissa states solder, lying
buricd In tLs yIeinlty al P,rt Gibson d M viii
THURSDAY June 4, iSSs Al which timo bid. will
be spsnei' - '''A'
decsp tly. Al ma NJ and insrrption. fouud win
the body viii Be- earsiu IL recorded, aud the orai
nal head-board will In all eases, DO atIaehe cd 10
and transmitted with the eoAap, and set IN nj the
new grave Coalns and trnusportstIon will be
furnshed, and ALI expenses borne by tho eontrae-
Tor The GoyeTumont Will supply The eoptrxelor
with lumber suitable for ceiaas II go per N, The
4 eompiete rseord N not ouly INA ior.iiIr az in.
ayidaa graves Sut the relative position q bodie.
or graves from .isbt 10 AN north 10 snntb s.t 10
west. &c, Whers they are buried, 40 ,hat sissn.
ger will be snabled 70 take the bodies from their
nal srsvs. y their otirihsi sraer.' "'" '
graves viii be marked Wis numbsred stsSe,' And
the number aud section Of each rrayc marked In
The record.
H. The graves will bo arranged In n regular and
uniform manper' eiihep In rows ar In slsslss and
ca uai les "a An three IN feet And
4 mound OF the full len iii and breadth ~ Inc
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THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
act sConsrsss isr The sac Keeping. under guar:
s AT Of dovsrpHss, Bends, silver PLATE. v.iua;
for the Rsnipg q safes inside Of Gre and burglar
proof vtults oaes; corner nsv York .yenas and
Cooke, George W. Rirrs, wm g. Huntington,
George II; Plant. George d. Evans, B. r. suydsr.
q. P. Brown. President; o. o. Evans, vies
President; William .. HuntinGtop, Treasurer; B.
Snyder, Secretary.
Once Hours-eA. q. % .. q.
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HARRIET HosxER AND CHARLOTTE
CUsHNAS.-A correspondent Of the Chi.
cagoan writes from Rome:
Miss Hosiner's studio is the prettiest
in Rome. The little entrance court,
with It's beautiful flowers and singing
canaries. is q delightful change from the
hot, dusty streets. When we went in il
was her receptiont day, and she was show
ing to some strangers the fountain in
the first room. In the middle Of the basin
a siren sits singing. Below, in the basin,
three charming little fellows are bestrid.
ing dolphins, lying on the broad leaves
Of aquatic plants. They are fascinated
by the music. and one has bis dimpied
hand ut his ear, listening intently, when
the water sp"uts from the shells above.
Miss Hosmer has q peculiar mode of
tinting the marble. I think she must
have caught the better part Of Gibson's
idea, for she does not give it a flesh color.
bnt light creamy tint, which adds great
ly to the EXPIRE sion OF the statue, and
seems like the true color Of old marble.
she spoke of this, and said, pointing to
the fountain, all those babies have got
to he washed before they go away
Miss Hosmer has very vivacious munner.
little abrupt and very decided, and when
she speaks in clear, ringing tones, in
moments when you or she have Just said
something that Pleases her, her expression
I'D manner are exceedingly charming.
and her laugh, which came often while we
were there, is one Of the most musical
I'VE heard. She wore little velvet cap,
which reminded me Of Raphuel's.
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Proposals.
pPoPosALs FoR STATION kay.
:, plyAsI.Syr'sP tss IsT,.Ies. !

- VttAnI1bIt ~ III lLItlDbsf
p-.,,s,.,W asEsofSS: 2. e. hsy =, - 8
~ iS.!ssSf sSiiss sss deal ss.! s.slss
offSIbxx: jsTs 4. iSs -, :. ,.,,.,,..,
% arm making u, and 81 Sssoapsnisa ~ : .siis.
factory guarantee that tho bidder will execute .
contract With good and sufseiepi bonds. II his bid
:. 2, Il 4. kind. samples u which mast Accompany
Hond with approved security will be required q
the party 10 whom the eoutraet may be awarded,
On failure Y furnish any article when required.
in reasonable time. the right isreseryed Of pur.
chasing the saue Ia open market, % Of declaring
ss eoa n,1ss, n, saSa pG s,.n ss
wllLbe charged 70 the contractor.
accept the BID On al artislss .,nsly ., eoieetiyeiy
An estimate u the Quantities which will DO
nesded, and blank form, for biddinI, eontainlns
meut, will be furnished On application.
Bidder VIII be required 70 cosfYrn their BIZ TO
the spec neHtion furnished, and failure 10 do 40
will cause the reisetion Of any bid.
Proposals must be addressed TO the Secretary Of
Stationary o. II. BROWNING.
myN, 9,lb,e,le Secretary.
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tfor the Republican.
GRANT.

met thu chIa Of Soldiers; Tor twbils
Ensv ,bs AIN. eordIsl Glory Of bis smils,
Folt The trpe greeting Of bis brave rlsht band,
Tho influence Of bis patriot, ardent eyes.
The majesty that hath redeemed oar Land.
And thr,nsd her Stars still loftisr In the skies'
yot simple 10 he, modesty-a maid's
Taan his not modesisfi no pride pervades,
No pomP, his great.ess, thus most noblJ great
ultaself he think. not Of his sole. grand thought.
Byer the vcstai honor Of the statci
Her rieht,h rood the sovereign boon he sought
lie cuuaueredi all IL oars. His pursuiSant
wssw AsaISarosi HIN fret, then reysrsn % GhASr !
SEXTON MAY.
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ZOE sTATIVNERY.


WI. H.n n IS5sH asy f y, Isl
Sealed Proposals. will DO received 81 ibis shes
gat!i ths gih dsy q June. isss a "a o,slsek ~
teInAi Revenue throug that OF the Uni-
,sd sssts: ying sas, o. she Rocky hepniains. eI.
rsaurtd for use IL respective districts for The
rear ending June 80, 1890 |l't
No proposals viii be considered unless AecompA.
n-d ~ satisfactory guarantees that the contract,
awarded, will DO faithfully executed. -.
Tbs Commissioner reserves the right to reject
any bids o. parts Of bids and to accept any bids OF
parts Of bids which the Interest Of the Government
may require.
The bids should be addressed TO- the CoInmis-
siopet Of Internal Revenue, and endorsed, PRO.
pa.sis sor supplying Stationery to Internal Revs'
gelsaslss II stls!ss tp DO larpishsd will be for.
S.iPvI Sadsr which suA ai9Si9 iii r. II asIiS.
'sys.ld At cnni..iSasi.
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A SruRIcIrE COAL FOR TIE NAVY.


uANf pEIAkIhENr,l
Nay 70, 1893.
for the Navy, to DO delivered duIlDs The f,csi
ssss,ss SSs A Il .as: ss w =: isssi'sd "
Thee RloEc.;i, nu. q saaoT.;,S "ttoges.ls fSr
disiinguished from ether business letters
IN Oass nus' for The delivery Of 10000 tons Of
The Goal must BE- Of the best Buck Mountain or
speets, for the purpose intend9d. which equality
will be dstsrmined By board appointed BY tho
bids.
The nam. q the Coz, proposed to be furnished
Tbs pries mgst be fvr the Coal delivered At the
sneh pYlai, withil .ix nilss thereof Is nav bs
en-, expense. and Without extra charge Of any
-fEe Coal must IN oil respects DO sati,faetory to
the inspsetsr or Inspectors 10 be appointed BY the
sYrs.a. who will have the right Of psIsuptoIy
Is: .y S ss :t [: 4: s:s!.s g ''
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pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BBIY.

OFFICE DEpor A. C s..(
SAY ANTONIO, May 7, lp6S.
Sealed Proposals In Duplicate will be received At
this once until TUESDAY, June ., 1893, alta m. I,
FRESH BEEp
required at Fort Duncan until December 81. l6s, or
such less time as the Comminary General Of sab.
sistenee may direct The Beef to be delivered there
and martetable quality, Ia squa, pioportions q
nsy tAilo TO be exeudsd) The nseks Of the cattle
slsushtsred TO be cut OF q! the fosIth yertsbral
The fore quarters % BE- cat from three 70 four inehss
above the knee iolnt and OF hind quarters from six
to eight inches alb we the gambrel or hook joint.
Pidders arc requested to BE- present 70 respond 10
their bids. and be prepared 70 give bonds for the
fulnllmen! Of theil contract.
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Fresh
Beef, st Fort Duaean. Texas"
The undsr.iIned reserves the right to reject any
bids FOR good cause.
P.ynsn, 70 . made monthly. In qoyernnsn,
hand 70! that purpose.
Bvt. MAJ sAM,L I. GUSHING.
Chief G. u, Dist Of Texas.
HERMAN sCHREiNER,
my5.d First L. nth inS and A. C.s.
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{ COLUMBIA pIseeE1IEYss 'AskEs roI woARs AMP
Corner Of Fourteenth add N streets,

This Dispensary Is In connection with Colu,n-
bia Hospital, aud u opened for the treatment Of
ont;do pAtients, who are supplied with Medicine
Medical and Surgical treatment free.
Patients who are about 10 be con lined and desire
70 be attended At their own homes, but who are
unHbe To pay for the services Of
practitioner. kbe furnished with medical ntten-
lion, free, by leaving their nainos And address al
the Hospital with the matron. - -
=. HouRA OF ATTENDANCE AT TIM pIsPHsslRr. NO.
Mondays, from = q t,,'.,s.y;.Prof; Howard.
Wednesday,, from TO 4....Prof. J. II. Thompson.
fIldayr, lrom to Dr. Ashford
:, Colnnbia Hospital I. open for the reception Of
Free Patients upon orders Of the Honorable Bee.
relAry Of the Inferior, such orders for admission
CAV be obtained Of the Surgeon In chief, DR.. J.
THOMPSON, at his office, 1884 l street, betWsen
Twentieth aud Twenty. frat lAn6-dly
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

DBTRICT OF NEW URLEAK1,(
PoRr OF ST. Louis. April ], B8
Notice 10 hereby given that sealed prop .sAls,
enmpa MED BY proper Euarantees, according to
will he received lherest until u clock, merd iaa
on TUESDAY. Juns 2. 1855. for the supply OF
the Marine Hospital, At this city, with the articles
FERNS. The suantiiies stated are estimated With
hospital bat the United states reserves The right
Y take more or les, Of said articles accordingly Is
vsred !, lhs hespiEsi arc net, in the Judgment Of
he phy,ioas. Of he best quality. and adapted TO
70 purchase otbor artleiss In their stead, and 10
obarfs the eontrsetor with any excess In the cost
ever the contract prices.
The Uniisd Sisiss reserves the right to accept tho
.isEsp. tSr the whsi' ba SI1sHss &
myt.M surveyor and Ioiins Gotleeicr.
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Wood and Coal.


CoAL AND wooD.
On hand and for sals, At the lowest market rates.
the celebrated Lyksus VALLEY. .Lorberry. Shame.
aud Furnace aires,
Also. aisiory. Oak, .nd Pin. Weed. sawed and
The above delivered to any part q ths city At
nhI7-sn Yard and Mi. tS st. snd Canal.
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medical.

7 AIDES In TROUBLE SHOULD CoNYIDR IN
for many ys~Tsa rssswuea aud 81 lful prnstitoneI
In New York, where shs has met with the creates,
success In all female complaints. She guarantees
perfect cure. no matter from what cause. Ne. Sss
street, below Tenth street. nJls-u
w MT RLf,-..
CURES IN TO DAYS.
Sold at 6oO Penusylvania avenue. Apl3.n
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Financial.
IpsT GArTosAL BAaK


EIRsT SArIosAL DAME
WASHINGTON.
=. D. Coosr. ,ef Jay coots = Co. :, President.
We. Brxrissros. Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF the UNITED STATES.
ljrH srKEEr. oFrosrrE rHs rsalsrSr DEPART.
hEsr.
Government securities with Treasurer uniied States
aSoNB MILLION DoLLARs.Ss
". buy s.d sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES At current market rates,
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make collostiOns on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED
STATS.
We purchase 0sysrnmen, Vouchers On the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give oAssyrL ASp
rsonrr Arrssrios TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS.
and 70 any other business entrusted to a.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN
MSNr LOANS st all times sheerfuily furnished.
w, VS. aySyIsoros. c; c. %ls,,
JAY COOKE ; CO.,
BANKERS,
RFTBENTH STREET. OPPOSITE TIE
TREASURY.
bsy and ssn ct eurreat market rates Aaa kesi
constantly on hand full supply Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
sEvEN-THIRTIEs
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for Stocks. Bonds, Sc, executed, and Col
lsetions made on all seeessibls points.
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nRPAKTNENT or rae INTERIOR,
~ UHIrkp STATES PATHHT OrPi

WAsnfE0rOp. Nay Is, l64
On the petition Of yosEPH ii. TrcK, ofBroeEIys,
~ r.. praying for the exten. Of patent granted
y b N me oth day q june 1870, and also grntsd
Improvement In p.eking for s!lnus Boxes. IAe:.
which tsiss place on he gih day 81 usus,, iss
~ ordered that the sd pstition be- hssra -
August aext, ~ u clock, m and all persons are
sssssd 70 .pgss. Ii and show cause, u any they
Persons opposng the extension are req uired 70 ale
IN the Patent once their objections. specially set
forth IN writing, at least tsosnfy days bofoTe the
day Of hearing, all testimony hlsd by either party,
. be used % the said hearing. must be taken and
once, which VIII BE- furnished on application.
Deposition. snS Oshsr Psper. relied upon :. tes-
fore The day Of hsAringi the arguments. n any.
within nasnr tsn avs ,f,sr iiins ths ts..imSny
RE6uBLi9As and the Intel ifoeneer, WA.hinEton,
=; ~. e., "a S .ss Tr,sg.s, New Yerh: onss
Raeie.ti9p. g DO At least sixty day, P5sSSss to
myS SIT xctiur Commi.aio.s ar az Pstsnt.
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Steamboat Lines.
pOToNAc TRANSPORTATION LINE.


Fer Way Landiugs e. the Pstsnae aad Baltm ore.
makinG Csnpeetisus at Aqua Creek with
the Rich mend, Prsdsricksburg
and PstemAs Railroad.
The Steamer IMPRESS, Capt A. q. Niskls. will
.,ass. s si,.ar: .y:ry r fGksp .t
p. N, and arrive At tbs sixth .treet wharf atsa.
m THURSDAY, ts deliver freight
Notice will be given when the ssheF boat will be
freight received all day Friday,
The steamer leaves SATURDAY ~ So.
PETER BERRY, Agent.
Sixth street " hArf, WA-hington, d. Q.
A. NEEDHAh& SONS. Agents,
my5-u Ia Light At WHAT, RAItinsre.
INV hERchAsTs' LINE OH sfkA.khs.
&c; KNIGHT.u
win ~. rsgslarly turina The y,,isr ns.,h' Be;
Georgstswn. A. fsliswt; Leave New Ysrk. from
Pier o. East River, At the foot Of Rssevslt street,
v6.h foot q aish street. every Tssfsd.y. and
Alexandria every friday, At IAN. Fer freight OF
rsTs.Es apply .tAs ome. q the eompsay. ssrpss
ley NAVY DspartnTs9s ruov,.ov ,.,,..,
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Railroad Routes !,
TnlYYYHHIFE lBBVIhElIRiii!. T 1ssBb FriIY5fGFOT'

ThlGgHsHIEEa bEsidhiis!. T 1sb IN 'RJf22ro''
Train. ,.,,.,wAE,.ys..y.;. ~. y. 4 ,.Tyssc.:
FoR NEW foRR. 1i,Aou, chang Of cars.
Leave daily tsxeeps sundsy) 81 u .. n. II %
:. YoR PHILApBLPHIA,
Leave daily terosps sunday N7ba n. i. Is
aud 70 and Up. =.
Leay. for New York and Phlisdslphis Of 700 p.
sleeping cars for New York on foop m train sniy
Through Tickets to Philadelphia, New York or
Boston, be had At tho station ohcs 81 ali hours
In the day. - = RI
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad -adyertisemen,
f,s sfsesS al Ss'ww: s wAIhnEGu An
Master Of Transportation.
L, ~ COLE,
oeperai Ticket Agent
0kO. g. kOONTz,
A4ae ws.4IsASs;
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HoRRrpLS MURDxR-An old woman
has been killed in Upton, Iowa, for what
the local papers cali "tattling." She was
the wife Of Joel Ballard. She was very
fond Of gossip. The particular offence,
which led to the fatal act, was charging
her husband with too great IN Intimacy
with the wife Of E. T.. Dikeman The
Keosauqua Republican gives the follow.
ing details Of the affair:
This item found ready sale, and was
repeated At various times and on various
occasions. Dikeman became exasper.
ated at last, armed himself with pistol and
knife, and went for the old lady. Bal.
lard lived about quarter Of q mile from
Upton, Dikeman about one mile. Mrs.
Ballard and grown daughter we're ali
the inmates OF the house when Dikeman
arrived. The latter inou;red for Mr. n
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nEPAKTNEST 0E THE INTERIOR.
- UsIrEp STATES PArEsr OFFIc

WAsHIsoTUF, April ~, l64a
90 The p"tton ofPotLI AuEr, VI Jersey ciIy,N
.dmspi trAtrix, Asd dko R0s W. Herr. Of Sew.
brrSh. y = adml n,s,raor Of he estate u wsltsr
S.sa sssa sf ~ a :s' e: En-
July. leot, and rels.u-d 10 four divisions Of the
ISL asmbsisd Y.srusiy9 !, I'LL So ssia.
SsrSd lsSs apfSI w, iss n .,G
= ssS ss%s;i u ss Ss,s 'sS
q an 6. e iI ~ y I, & takes place
JUS 95ssrsa tSs! q: .,id R;tiIios b hsSsd =. u.
n9doot. u. sua all peIsons Ars notines 70 Ypps.r
and shsx s.9.s. Y any hey have. why said Pssi'
Ssss. ss e ~ .sisss to Al.
in,bs fasnt ODE ihslr obiseIioss, specially set
u hsshntI all testimony died 81 sltbsr party, 10 bs
used a. the said hearing, must be tAksn aud trans
mitted In accordance with the rules Of the once.
which VIII be fuinished on application.
.imoly, must be nled the onlee ti6eplv days be-
fore iheday of hearing the arguments. II within
ten days afIer hlinE tho testimony
Ordered, also, that this notice 30 published in the
hEfgsLIcAE apd the Intslii9.nosr, Wa ellington.
y. g., and In the Time. New York, N. r., once .
week for three suggestive wesksi the nIst Of said
saShsr ons % be least sixty daysZrsyou,, g The
sgas-Iatw Acting commis.ionsr Of Patsai.
EVERY LADY AND GENE In ths werla are
~ waited ~ rsen!s lor our ONE DOLLAR SALE,
q 's s.S 4 c sis:. Cent -
pot. p Stsoks Apd crvui1s Hivlns fan N
formssAn. LibvnL Ipdvnnnl3s u gGepU Cir
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nR. CURTIS, N. D., =. R. G. g.. Ae..
Author Of
MANHOOD"
EXPOSE OF aUACKs AND oUAoKRRY."
"THR Use OF THE MICROSCOPES IN GER.
TAIN CASES OF DhBILITY," &e
Has devoted many years Of his extensive practice
entirely 70 the treatment and cure Of
NERVOUS DISEASES
Arising from debility and abuses productive Of 30
uany Instances Of prsnature decay.
May 30 consulted By letter or Of bis residsnes.
No. Id 2 street, ,bstwe en rwentisth and Twenty
frst trssts. wAshiagton. D. G. from the hours Of
10 .. N. 10 p. No.. sad from TO 0 .. m. fel7-sm
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PIIsp 70 TH H. NAvY.fHRbss u I'M Dir III s Tas
C00NlZANCk OF THR BuREAU OF COM
sTRUCTION AND REPAIR

BrRs,u OF CossraroIIoy AND RrrAIl.
he Navy for d. a.eai y.s .Ia sn Sins
ii o'clock. m. Of the lfth o. June nsIi. at which
time the proposals viii be opened,
tho Bureau y GsnstfuetiSn and R. tf Nav
Depar,ment. Warrington, and must De endorsed
h.5 s., b. 20 asa, h :,S.I
!. snd in.ssd % I'D ier. s.ss.Ssr Win u..rse, on.
bidders, giying the form. Of proposal, q guaran:
81 s viii sanS S!s p,.5ss
.. desire TO bid on appeatios to the Comma Is
ss . x. Ss sss those OF ali the
The C9nmssdAnt Of each Nayy.yard and the
sF is:S Ss s.9f .i T.. ~ A. *
10 I'D %., y Ssss. !hs' %se
The proposal mus, be fYr the whole q elass
..%p... nas! made q % 81 shs H Con-
n.pdssts u the respective Yards.
al. tn Jn e. Ts e x ssI
IN s.s As ssds s ~:
and !. must iarsbss show si.s n "a Siiset
y, Or . r.grlsr dsAser In the article. which hs
:snsz a. hsssn .s q. K
n: n .ss .;.. q. q:
aulIed ~ Nv. q. N.ss Ssp.r.%snt, soWsvsf.
wSeS sss g tslsHs The Did,
,sur..is. = u. iulI ,n.unt will be required to
k;;tsadIsasi ;.earity twenty re, ..a.qp yin b,
esntun Of The smsuat d, each Bill, sppfoys il
yard. WI b paid ~ ne psyns,tsr q he station
Ss a: 2, thc ss...sss Ten d.!:
N ne 81. Sssssa' irs .u.ssrsd and dc
rs::. 81 ds,,:s Y Ss.S ON Keel
b.. ., rtllsy Plss M..t J,nb,Ti No, II. WHIT.
lin. s.set NJ, i, VIII. An Ssnsks' u, w. f fe'
II::;s.,i;i ~; r. SsPS:' Cedar Y r. Si.ss
u s.a. o%sa s and q Il
ISs sps. 10 T. !'f is Rt%; ts Nc st No. g.
n lTO. ca. MALT No =, LEAD, Pm; Ne a. Lead.
ar; No Il Locks, inSs.. Bolts. bras. ana is s.
H. T. ss.sw e tr. %a n. ~ T.Si NJ o, pls:
T s' gSlls sf fs saG Ss No " &C. p s.Is
tIf t "a ., "i 10 4, T,llRT sI:p NJ T,.I
SS,:s Eth: S.|;;.r
~ ~ prtiuts pAtklnE
5 SSa Ne u. isap 49, a' 5:g. .sii r. e.
lsrArite Cosli No. %, semi. tum nous Coal; No
q, Bltuminous COali No. IS. Chhreoali No, 50,
Wood No. D, Patented Articles. mi.
Tho following are the classes, by the numbers, 70.
quirsd at the respective Navy-ysfds:
KITTERY,
4ssk.s:Ss: @ q &! q i. a b. h. h. sa,s. 8:
cHARLEsTowN.
~. 4. 4 .: y. o. %. q, q. q. Q. u. u Y,
BROOKLYN,
No, > LISP. - IS T. u. Is. ~. z. "a. g. q.
W. 4. x u. IT, y. .. SS.n. y. ~ y. r. y. u:
PHILADELPHIA,
~ j, ~. d. u. u, D. g. q, ~ u. q 4, g. q.
", IL u - ~ IisaTikSfcs.
#:s;:s:'s:$ I'd! i 4 !: PA T. r. 4 aaa:A#Hs:
NORFOLK.
~. g. u H. T. H. j. %, g. q. y y. Y y, T. T.
THIS IS. TO OWE NOTICE, THAR THE SUB,
Washington county, In the District Of Columbia.
lettsrs Of aanpistrstlon On the personal estate o.
Patrick Deoly, lata Of Washington city, d, e., de-
ceased! All persons having claims against lhs
said deceased are hereby warped 2 e1bibit thu
came. with the vouehers 70 ne spb,erib.r.
os ~ " 1000 IN frs,a All Lsn Az X *.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28

4 CONSULT DIR. LEOE,
SO Eeyenth street, above Pennsylvania avenue
LADIES desiring especial treatment will nnt him
the most and reliable physician In the city
lRkE1gL from Whatever eau'e, fully
SKIN AND NERVOUS DISEASES speedily cured
PARLoRs EXCLUSIVE. Patients see no one but
he Doctor. mhll-tf
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28
nRPARTMRNT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED Static PATENT orr

., wAsHIHsTos. Nay 8, ISIS.
On the petition Of ALKxAnpER HAY. administrator
q the estate Of A. Meillor, deceaned, OF PhIiA-
dephls' Pa, praying for the sxten.on Of patent
granted 10 the sad Aellier the 18th day Of Nay,
lso1 is.id patent wa. also rrapted 90 France. Aug
u lso'. aud In kngiaId, Oct 20, 1887 for. an i'm
proyotlent In Making Paper Pulp, for seven Years
from the expiration q said patent. which takss
place on the 7th day Of August, 1855:
=, Il !. ordered that The SD estIion be heard =.
JAY uext, at II O'Clock. On. aud ali persons are
ponned 90 appear and show cause, n any they
have, why ssa petition ought not 70 be granted
4. Persop. opposing the exhaustion are required to
nls IN the Patent once their obieutiun., specially
set ORTIZ In writing, at least ttcentr days before tho
day " hesrlnFi all te.timony died BIZ either party,
Isss%i s 70 rsSsosdaass with The ,ulss 81 ths
ns,s.i,ia., IA M ~ u,snsg ~ nppiieaion
iTOay. must be died In the once tioerfv days be-
fore the day Of heAripgi the arguments, II any,
within ten lays after ding the testimony,
gSrSsna .9 IA tSs ~ paS.asd IN the
D; e. and y The Tsisgraph. rhlltdslphlA, Pa.
vnos week Tor three successive weeks the lrst VI
f pSas .1 y g least sI'y days BEsyyoa:
myli Nm Lstipv comm,..inner az Pstsnt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-01-24

ton as a fertilizer, our lands be
made eininently productive. The ex-
periments in raising barley are quite
satisfactory. Forty bushels per acre
may be relied upon in n fair season.
Wheat does as well rs could be expect
ed from the manner in which it r. cult
waited. Herds grass and orchard grass
are both certain. Blue grass, also, il
carefully attended to in securing stand,
does well. Hay cannot be relied upon
to the same extent as in Ohio ald
Pennsylvania, but in proportion to the
wants Of stock,ieeding you can Obtain
the same result. While you may no
make. by one third, as much hay, 80,
will have at least two months less feed
ing. Four months feeding at the out
side will winter stock here. Many
years not more than three months vii
be required.
The growth oftimbcr embraces al
inc useful varieties Of the oak, beech
poplar, hickory, walnut, maple, gun
and cedar. In many places grape
vines Of enormous growth along tn
base Of the mountains attest the iertil
ity Of the soil, and give assurance tina
the vine may be successfully and prof
tably cultivated.