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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-06

The Nail, %..a
The uncertainty il our postal affairs
has simply become an intolcraLle nui-
sanco. The number of failures and
Interruptions in business correspond
cnco that VIC have heard Of, demands
Investigation. We have recently
bcou much annoyed BY complaints
from some OF our subscribers ofsystc-
matte disappointment i'll not getting
their papers. This is provoking, but
the fault docsnot lie here. The pa
por& are mailed regularly, punctual-
ly and unfaiiingly i'll the Postoflicc.
Itia suggested chat papers arc taken
out Of The postohico by other parties,
il 50, and unauthorized BY subscrib.
crs themselves, it is on unwarrantaLlc
liberty, With which We have nothing TO
10, iowcvcr; it twould DC well fur tho
Postmaster to exercise close super.
vision in the mattcr.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-06
ln0G,inn.

=, 49,,
h''"" VIII 30 found ten Candy "
Order directing al elections for Noun.
ty officers. IL will be seen that thc
,n1 and Ri l,y ,c I,no ,ro ,,,o I,,.,
;, rH r,
'Pi''"''" ~ o''.'''" ~ "o 'i'c''"
pc'n" the Judge Ut Probate Court,
Clerk of Gommon Pleas, Sheriff, Coro-
ncr, Commissioners and School Cons
missioner
Nn riv".i"n "i!i 30 he'd IN the
"'%,@ 0I ''"'Ii tarol'nh, comlhoncinG
on "c'Mny, INC &u o' J"Mr, ana end,
| ~ On " THhG'dMy, ll'c "d o' Jane,
in"', i't "hl>'' all registered voters OF
"a!" "f'tiho may vote Tor &u"t' County
''nGcf@ "S hy the CONSTITUTION adopt
Cd ~ INC Convention and #!ucc Fau-
| lied Ivy the people are elective, and
are provided for in aaid Constitution.
at The same election, The duly lo"is-
tcruh voters may also vote ior sncl
mnnicipal Officers az arc hy law clcc-
tive by tho people.
II. The election ho,cLy ordered viii
| be governed by tie Snnto rules. MS 60
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-06
Official L story Of tho War.

y
W"p"biish to-day notice Of this
'ooN' u u feal'zes the expectations
'o.'"'' "' u 'y tlc r"o''c, 1t Will accom-
p"'n an 'hca!c"'aD!e benefit Tor the
,2'"'" ~" INC cause Q! H'"toFy' Its au'"
''''' '' I\I'N'n'rE H. Stephens OF Geor'
s'.' 80" ,'''S "'o"c stamps 'hc a"'h'n"
''"! 'n" '"'0H o. 'a a'a,,e'"ent3 Az
Que o Inc ""S' intellectual m'n,"I tn"
'"'cs' 'of many years prior 10 The war
'"'"''',' ~ INC P"'''c' OF tho country,
al" curing NC war hSh public lunc.
"o"o'J q NC Conie1eracy, and wiLhal
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-06

o . - "a L-----
Inc beautiful mrdcross, baroness Ebcr-
Gcnyi now in jail in Vienna, was recently
caught hribmg ono Of the kccpcrs to take q
ic''cr from hcrto her relatives For this
attempt to violate prsion rules, she was
sentenced 10 foriy-eighL hours, in The dark
cell, on bread aud water. Up to that time
she had always maintained the most sur
rrisng self.posscssioD, but when She was
taken to tho dark cell, and saw tho straw
on winch she vas to lilo for two days, shc
pnrn' lh'9 = violent ilt of weeping, and sob
bing, and then, getting desperate, sho 70 /.
sisted the ,loiiers, who finally, after toarinp
her whole dress hurled her hcadlonr into
the cell Only tive months since sho vas
admitted to the most aristocratic .circlcs.
ana generally ad"irol for her beauty and
gIacc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-06

TIE REsoLr. Tho elections in tho Stato
nave gonc against US. We make this au-
houhccmont with sincere grief, for The hon.
or tho virtue, and the future prospects Of
our dear old State. The causes which havo
contributed TO this result, il is unnecessary
ut this time to onumeratc. 1t is sullicicn,
20 Know that wearc beaten, aud the only
duty left RS ia to organize at once, more
thoroughly aud efficiently, for the mex,
campaign.
Gen. CNnby has tocgraphcd to Cen.
Grant that the Constitution is 73a0 ahead
rs far as beard RON. - GoIlsJoro Ncys
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-06
Local Items
Attention Democrats !

We arc requested to announce that a
meeting Of tic colDrcd Democrats OF
Tins vicinity VIII be held at The Court
House at candle light next 5ut~r0ay
evening for the purpose Of forming d
co operative Conservative Democratic
Club
Also that the meeting will be hcld at
the same place on 4Nonady evening, fot
the purpose Of organizing thc W'nnsbo
70 Conservative Democratic Clnb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23
A Paris Story.

Recently the inmates Of a house in the Rue
d'Orleans- Paris, were amazed by the sound of
a irighti0i breakage OF porcelain and house.
hold goods, and hideous Ouic v IN a suite Of
rooms which had been occupied for fifteen s.ay,
by newly married couple
The young husband was mad with rare his
wife Welt and believed him 10 b. insane
The young man showed her a letter which be
had just found.
'1Whai does this mean ?" said he
"l-l-was afraid To show a. 70 YOU" she
stammered.
..les; 80 j suppose" growled he
This was the ext OF the letter from the coun-
try:
''Mlss --: Having learned that Won were
lately married rite TO no II your husbAn will
ple'se l't me contInu a. have the cair of your
two chitdren.'
W hen one has married a young lady OF eN-
traordinary beauty. with a modest face in
which blush shows itself frequently, n A.
rather startling 10 receive such a note
Still, n A. always we'll 10 make inquiries
before proceeding Ia break the plates
And this was the explanation. The two
children were two little nephews. sons of The
wife's sister, who had died two years before an
Russia. Proofs conclusive.
Before winch the husband. no longer lealous,
made ms excuses, and the children were
adopted.
New plates were bought, and all is going on
well
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
CHEZ QUARTERMAsTERS OFFICE.
DIE -f.r nN NM MRNIrn

MRNICO.
SANTA Fl. y NJ, December 20. IsaS
>tsi.t PIogo,als will Re RECEIVED at this Office
January ISIS At which time they viii be opened
70 .eiiNrr 20 the Quartermaster' De psrtIaent at
tert Cummings, Nsw Mexico, SEQ Cord, Of Wood,
BsIivery 70 commence by the sth day Of February,
her J. ; one eighth OF the quantity required 10 he
L.liyrr-d month";
Prora.sls for any portion less than the, whole
or iurtt@ particulars in making proposals see
n. sdverti-em~nt for proposals. for grain, dated
I-ief.e bids P16Sosals Tor WOOD at Fort Cum
RLg> and address o. the undersigned, at Santa
Ey order of Breyet MAJOR General G W Getty.
a4nB Bvt 1t. Col ana 4, O. Q. NJ SChi Chief O. M.
pk9POsALs WILL BE RECEIVED Ar THIS
the 2s!h Instant, for Dredging a new Channel in
shosl, bet~eeH HaiiS~sii and Augusta. Maine; re
S ns - y cubic ysId- more o. less Of dreAE
Briu sho-l sd th-nce upp ard toward Augusta;
az TIE mat-rtal eNcsVstet will be d. deposited in
b. rsuifej b. IN Rn s 6 ~. river may
71aSseS ~ h r .nT r hTe gs, re-. . Esyf to pc
stPo-iting Of the material As required.
The work must be eommenced o. soon /. prac-
4 Completed later thsn the 18th Of na
Payments win be made nenthly. % n.r cent. 10
b. Ee-eryed thersfrom until the Whole WORK is sat
ts toTilJ eompietsd and ot forfeited In tbs event
o. a." ron -iulniment Of the contract in the time
@nd hammer required.
n. Undersigned reserves the right to reject the
slll not fsiti fully and promptly perform the cen.
bid
Persons desiring 20 make proposals viii please
81, on nhs nhaersigned a. ms Once IN Morton
~ more cennlts Information as TO the conditions
en- sSGs and ". .%a
opOsAls for dredging Kenhebec river"
GEp. THUN, Byt Brig GENERAL.
J.. is. izfasfR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

6~Under It's present Constitution Michigan
pays no salary higher than one thousand dol
lars TO any officer. except judicial, and they are
prohibited from receiving any fees or perqui-
sites whatever.
rFMiss Anna r. Dickinson recently came
near perishing with cold, I'm Minnesota She
took a 30 mile sleigh ride ON the ice.
ES-Salt Lake exhibits holy horror al the dis
coyery that had pictures are sold in IL streets,
and one fellow has heen arrested for attemptin
10 corrupt the morals Of the young"
~ Napoleon and Eugene go skating togeth-
err.
81 Cincinnati is having time with garro-
ters.
~ The cattle plague has suddenly appeu,ed
in twenty-five villages Of Upper Silesia, Prus-
sia.
- Real estate in New York is assessed this
year at S63i, i97. SO
~ Michael Mcdonnell, an old man. was
lately found dead I'm a prison cell in Chicago
aY- The weather has recently ben fine
enough nj Charleston, >. G., 10 allow the boys
to swim in the ponds near that city.
- Dr. Ii. ii. Wilkins, Of Rochester, Mimi.
concluded a "big spree" by committing suicide
81 Great distress is reported among the
working classes OF Quebec. The MONTREAL
Board Of Trade met on Saturday 10 devise
means OF relief.
RyCoai-nining in Great Britain costs 1s61
lives last year-nearly five day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23
Prize-Fishting-can 4, he STONED,

We have tle means OF stopping II, AZ we only
use them. Were our police 10 carefully search
out the principals and abettors IN these Drac-
uces, and the District Attorney 10 bring the
machinery Of the law INTO quick requisition for
their punIs hmeat the mania tor prize n z hting
in this vicinity would soon cease. That this
might be done thers l. no question. The par
ues are usually well known aud easily ached.
That they have rot BEEN befOrs this, is by no
means 10 the credit Of our conseryators OF the
peace. Perhaps the tragic ending Of one of
these encounters. on Sunday last. on Bloody
Island, in which two alighi weights" as the
sporting people phrase L. boys of L. or 10
year,, met and fought till the death Of the
younger was compassed, may tend TO arouse
the authorities TO a luster sense OF their duty
Had Lilly been hanged years ago for murder
ing Mccoy IN the ring, there would to-day
have been fewer asplrants for fistic honors in
this vicinity. II Reardon. the young 81 Louis
homicide, Is strung up for killing Mccain. we
are inclined 20 the belief that the example will
prove highly salutary throughout the country,
IN depressing the turbulent spirits that now
Outrage decency, and set the laws al absolute
defiaRce.-N. y sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23
hEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ ENITED STATES PATENT d EELCL

NA>HlNSION, J8uuary o, s..
On the petition of DANIEL W SHARES Of
hsnden, Conn praying for the extension Of a
parent granted to him the LIST day of August, 1854
from the expiration of said patent, which takes
place on the lst day of August, 1855
III Is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office sn Monday the I'D day of June
next at IL clock NJ and all persons are mott fed
10 appear and show cause. III any they have why
said petition ought not TO be granted
Persons opposing the extension required to
ME ~ the Patent Office their objections specially
set forth in writing at least rSn,y days before the
dsy OF hearing all testimony filed by either party
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the
Office. which will be furnished on application
Propositions and other papers relied upon as tes-
timony must be hled in the Office tvsnfy days be-
fore the day of hearing; the arguments, III any
within ten days after filing the testimony
Ordered also, that this notice be published in
the Republican and the IntelliRencer Washing
ton, ID. G.. and in the Register, New Haven Conn ,
once week Tor three successive weeks; the rst of
said publications 10 be at least sixty days previous
tt The day OF bearing. 7. &. THEAKER,
ia H-w3w Commissioner OF PAtents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23
Office Chef Qxa,ternanster,


NEW ORLEANS, La. December Is, 1850.
Not,ce is hereby given, that the following named
property will be cold to the highest bidder at pub
nc auction a, Brazos Santiago and BrownsviIle
texas: commencing on the 9th day If January
Is 3. viz:
All the right, title, and interest Of the United
states in and to the property of the United States
Military Railroad from Brazos Santiago to White D
hancbe, Texas, including the entire Track and
sld1ngs, Buildings. Water Stations, Turn. tables,
dcl the railroad material and supplies pertaining
the road, together with the Rolling Stock, Cars,
d. acniDery and other eQui pments, a. follows:
81 miles Railroad Track, 2Shackle Bars-used.
LAW bars-used, square Brssses-good.
2Funch bars-used, Flat Cars, worn, but
6Stufng Boxes-used. seviceabIs,
DtW lbs. Railroad Crowsfeet-worn,
CnsirsEgood, 4Railroad Frogs and 8
9,to lbs Railroad Iron. Switch Stands-worn,
GOOD lSpike Mauls-worn,
able, yers-worn
i Locomotive and Ten Turn Tables-worn,
der-seryiccable, ! Fire Topgs-worn.
Locomotive Head light Screw Wrenches-worn
unseryiceabie, Il Hand Car-worp
tas O9Sphng LinksIgood,2 Push Car Wheels
$50 IDS Gar SpTipgs- worn,
I2SoS lbs Railroad Push fC Csr"Worn,
spikes-good, 4 Hand Car Wheels-
zoo Gross Ties-Rood. worn.
The property will be sold under the immediate d.
rection OF Captain C. II. Hoyt A o. MUS A,
and any Information desir ed may be Obtained from
his once at Brownsville, Texas or from the office
Of the Chief Fifth Military District,
New Orleans, Louisiana. "a
Ieins,Cash in United States Currency.
This advertisement to supersede the one from
this ONCE under date of December ID. 1851
CHARLES 81. TOMPKINS,
Brevet Brigadier General and Chief Quartermas-
ter, Fifth Military District. ia 4-I6tB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23
L : ENGINEER'S OFFICE.

" L..
Scaled Proposals will he received at tbi. ONCE
ior ORR aud Materials for the improvement Of the
hEd-On River. between Troy and New Baltimore
Fer from nifty thousand to sixty five thousand
cubic Yards more or less, Of Bubble stone deliy-
For from two hundred and seventy thousand
Z three hundred and fifty thousand feet, rsore or
--ss than twelve inches in diameter at the butt
and most of them fifteen feet long
sd TO three hundred and fifteen thousand feet Of
:. For from six hundred and ifty thousand to
elzEt hundred and NIFTY thousand feet, m or less
=. s'ght ineh b. twelve inch sawed Hemlock Tim
Ter N pieces not less than twenty hye feet long,
70 Il T asn NE I = RATE az the dyks
- tNThD one thOusahc running feet, more or less,
9 For The Timber work on thirty two hundred
running feet, more or less, Of half dyke.
Z Dor Timber Work on from twelve to fifteen
Point or other points the river banks.
,for for from slHirel thousand to twenty;two
bolts, With mats and washers.
For from forty thsusaDd to fifty thous and
pounds mOTe or less, Of wrought iron rods, with
10. For from thirty ave thousand to forty-eight
spike without bead-.
~ For three Ihou.apd cubic Yards more or less,
Of wall stone, 70 be delivered on the dykes
u toT dredging aTay two thousand cubic yards,
aiellt 10 lie deposited on fiat scows and
she'Ileq in!2 the Lew d ke pear Cedar Hill
- Siis VIII lie received Tor so much per cubic
drstFfd and deposited for dredging: so much per
running foot for piles, driving, and timber work;
= hus per thousand feet b. N. fer timber, aud
= much per pound for iron.
s n q bid sf Is ay be O ah at this
n- printed form and properly certified speei-
meme 81 the stone and iron, plans anil sp-cifc ca
tigu- ofthe timber work. and maps Of the river,
.r'"iUg -"undlnEs. Sc can be seen at this office,
NhtI- ali possible information will be given to
Tsrtir- desiring TO bid.
Is, Bids will be considered for materials and
Ncrtniarship not less than one fourth Of the
amounts gwen above. Successful bidders Will be
L-it!Ttd To enter into contract with the United
St4trs With good and sur cieut sureties. Stamps
t.utrartBr
Tie Jnited states reserves the right to reject all
TIC De- med dI-advsuta geous.
Ey uruer Of BTeyet MAJOR Gen John Newton.
JOHN VI WILSON,
MAJOR Engineers and Bvt. 1t Col L. s s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23
THE EVENING STAR.


~.
Among the TOPICS OF interest which the .p
rroaC'unE General Coniernce Of tho W -tho.
disi Episcopal Church, - be hsld at Cine tco
neat NAV, v an di-t VIII To- ia" question OF
lay d"le-stlon. Iptitions an fsNor 81 the meas
nrs werr >uhniued at its quad reunial session
heid Al Buffalo m i~tj. ana siirr an elaborate
as HSsion the bishops and members OF hat
bouA 'Apits,'d th'ir wllllngnrs> o. open the
u"NIs OF ~" i,el>lstiNs councils r. fas Church
Va t"' lai'l MheneNrr = majority 10 %" mem
p'ih 81 thr a. noininHteu asked .oT afni,-
zion Inc lends OF the moNrTu mt imm.~
ulaleiN in~utused measures 20 hSNa an 81
preston OF IN" popular will. and The gu.s-
hon Mas put 10 vote within the bounds
OF the ahhual coni'r'nc'S. The result showed
that n lar-r majority were adNrrSs to the t,ro
posed Lang, snd A. Wa y. r.,r,-rt.a n the
meeting Of the General Confersn,s held
IA Philadelphia IN l-t4. The advo.-4fss % the
l.iOfm CLAIMED that The vote ~ t.ien
while he country was plunged into y ar The
vote was not n CORRECT represpnt atlnn 81 a.,
popular mind Accordin civ the Methodist. an
ably edited journal devoted 10 the SPECIAL A.
NoCaCN OF nv representation. and a numbar ~
lending journals. renewed the diScnSSlon with
InCrraSen z-al The Christian Advocate. of
New York, l. very ConserN afive on this ~ n
jet and Az article recently appeared an Il -
NcrelN r"primauding Bishops simpson and
hlngslfN fer the active part they took an adNo-
eating tire desirahiiity OF admitting IaNmen 20
the legislative councils OF the church. 1.-THE
frirnds ofrhe measurp do not succeed In effect
ing ms proposed change NJ the approaching
session II the Gene nj Conference. they conf
IDENTIFY asSert that the time H. not iar distant
when the republican principle Will b. incorpo-
rated into the policy OF the Methodist EDlSro-
pal Church IN America
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

NEURADGIA.-We have cut from the Alta
Californian A receipt for the cure OF neuralgia,
which the editor OF that paper claims TO have
been effective IN several cases 10 his own
knowledge. He SAYS:
Some time ago We published. AZ the request
OF friend. a receipt 10 cure neuralgia: Halfa
drachm of sal ammonia IN am ounce of cam phor
water. TO be taken n teaspoOnful al a dose, and
the dose repeated several times at intervals of
hye minutes, If the pam b. nor relieved at once.
Halfa dozen different persons have since tried
the receipt, and IL every case an immediate.
cure has been effected. In one. the sufferer, a
lady, had been effected for more than A week,
and her phy sician a. unable 10 alleviate her
sufferings. when a solution Of sal ammonia in
camphor water relic Ned her i'm few mi ute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23
PROPOSALS.
STATES MAILS,
SOUTH CAROLINA,
Posr OFPICR DEPARTMENT,

wAsFIs6ToN, Jan ?, ISIS
States from july j, <, teJuue 20. ISL on the fol-
lowing routes in the State of South Carroll will
ment until p m OF March 81 next, to be decided
The accepted bidders VIII be required to take
the oath commonly known as the Test oath and
TO execute contracts in THE form aud manner pre-
soIi.ed by law and the regulations of the Depart
5o75 From Due West to DOnsldsvirle, miles and
back, three times week.
Leave Due West Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
A1 9THsy at a. B 5 and b,4pm;
Leave DoEaldsviile Tsesday, Thursday and
Saturday at pm;
Proposals for three additional trips per week
500 Freur N onticello, by Long Run, to Aston, s.
miles and back, onoe's week.
Leave Monticello Friday at 9 an;
Arrive at Aston by l2m;
arrive 1t Monticello BY tpm
Store, Campobello, Earlesvifle, Columbus
miles and back. once . week
Ls1ys sDaTssnsuIs 9; + T r5 sssm;
Arrive at sparsanbuSs g. Il. Saturday by
sos From Allendale. hy. Great Co press, to Barn
wei, we'll G 20 miles and bach twice week
Arrive at Barnwell C. b. by liam; H'
Leave BsrnweIl Q. Il. Tuesday aud Friday at
Arrive at AIlendsLs BY SPIN.
570i From Charleston by Hsdrell's and Thirty two
Mule MILE house house 10 sorsh ssntee' - miles and
Leave Charleston Tuesday at pm;
Leave Nor,h ssatee W edne sday at Ipm
s FrdI B. Rfft day ~ a.
Arrive at Lydia by &c a m;
Leave Lydia Friday at m;
O FROM Due West 10y tvs G Is to Temple
Health, II miles and back. once a week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23


A young German named John Jacob Kelch.
line residing IN BOdIne street. near Columbia
avenue, attempted 10 Kali himself b-tyv-en one
and Two O'Clock this morning He n twenty
seven years of age, and came 20 the country in
Aprll last He obtained employ ment a a wea-
Yer IN a factory at Second street and COLUMBIA
avenue. Working AZ the ne At loom was a Young
woman OF progressing appearance and attrac-
i've manners- A friendship soon Sprang uD
between The two. and this friendship ripened
into love on the part OF ksichline The Young
woman. however, did not seem Ia rsciprocats
the tender feeling. But Keichlme continued
10 pay her delicate attentions and visited
her seN eral times at her home ON Friday eve
ming last lie went there and asked her 10 marry
HIM. She refused. He BECAME frantic and
told her that II she dId not become has Wife that
that would be the last time she would ~ap htm
alive, as he would blow his brains out Sh.
sull refused 10 enter into the maj rimoniaI all-
ance. The rejected lover then left. This morn
ing, about one O'Clock, he went TO the house OF
the young woman. on Norris street. below Tu-
lip. and rapprd three times ON the door. al the
same time calling &" Mary" the Christian name
of the woman who had caused all the trouble
upon has mind Mary dad not respond 10 his
summons. The iaps We're repeated. but sull
there " a. no answer. Then KsIchline unbut-
toned his oyercoai. drew from his pocket a
nNe-barrsled pistol. placed Il over his heart
ana pulled the trigger. The weapon slipped
ana the ball. instead Of passing through the
heart, entered the body about an inch blow
by policeman Pollock and was conveyed 10 the
eleventh district police station. A physician
Mas summoned, but all efforts to extract the
ball Nere IN vain. The young man was found
10 De dangerously injured. and was taken 10
the ~. Mary HOspital-Tbild. Ballefin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

10y Cooper LATIMER, Auctioneers
ID Successors TO J. g. Mcclure & Col
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and nth street
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT PARLOR FIRM
TURE, FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIR
RokS, BRUSSELS AND THREE.PLY CAR
PETS, &c. AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING. January 18th, ISIS
at 10 clock. in front Of our Auction Rooms We
shall sell large assortment Of Household Furni-
ture &c, cCmprisirg-
Rosewood Parlor Suite
Green Rep do
Mantel Mirrors
Marble top Tables
Sofas and Lounge
Painted Cottage Suites
Feather Beds. Boosters and Pillows
air and Husk Mattresses
Zine Blankets and Comforts
Brussels and Three PLY Carpets
Extension Dining Tables
Cane and wood seat Chairs
Parlor, Cooking, and Heating Stoves, &C.
Terms cash.
Ja23-2t COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23
nEPARTEENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE


On the petition of JAMES MctA III Y, of Read
ing Pennsylyania. praying for the "a tension OF q
patent ahted to him the 4th day of April 1874
for an Improvement in Heating Skeps for the M an.
nfactnre of wrought-iron Tubes, for seven years
from the eKpir alton of said patent, which takes
place on the fth day of april, lsis:
Ii ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Pate mt Office on MONDAY, the l6th day of March
next, at Il o'clock M; and all persons notified
o. appear and show cause. IL any they have WHY
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
ME in de Patent Once their objections specially
let forth in writing at least days before the
day OF hearing; al ties imaBy flei BY eithsr party
To- be used at the said hearing. must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the
ofhce which will be furnished on application.
testimony, must be filed in the Office t,renfy DAYS
before the day Of hesring: the arguments, if any
within ten days after fling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
The Re publican and ntelligencer, washinston D.
c.. and the Gazette. Reading, Pepna once a
week for three successive weeks; the first Of said
publications TO be at il asst sixty days previous to
tie day OF hearing. 49, !. C.THEAKER,
IA IL w3w Commissioner Of Patents.