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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WAsHIN6rO n, MaY 3. GQON, lAG2


WAsHINsroN n. May 5, HoON, 1857.
Ae So
TIsins between WAsHINoTON AND BALrT.
MOkA. end WARRINGTON ANDIfH1 WHIST
ZOE BALTIMORE.
Eesve 1any, except SUNDAY at 100, 500, and In
,. H. ana S:00, and 40, and BIAS p. m.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
and ~ 1e,y' except Sunday, st7:0Ga m, and 30t
FOB WAY STATION SOUTH OF ANNAP0.
LIS JUNCTION. - s..
Leave q 500 and 100 Q. m, and ct 100 and ~
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave atICo .. n and $50 ,. m. No trains to
roS OH ss sGfRA6R
Leave ct 500 .. m. and go and s:45 D. m
FOB WAY STATIONS
Leave ct 500 . n and 40 and s:as p.m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave aasiy, sxcept Saturday and Sunday, ats:
On Saturday at 500 ., m, and $50 ,. m.
On Sunday q $50 and 6&5 p m. only, connecting
Ct Relay Station with trains from Baltimore &c
Wheeling, Parkersbure, &c.
THROUGH TICKETS to the West can be had Al
the Washington Station Ticket Once at ali houro
In the day, - we'll - at the new once, 4O6 Penn.
sylvsnia avenue, where arrangements can be
eade TO check baggage at hotels or private resi-
For New York, Philadelphia. and Boston, sss
advertisement Of t'Through Line /"
J. L.WIL6ON, Master Of TransDortation
Il. COLE, General Ticket A CONT.
ocS 0EO. 8. KO0NTZ. Agent. Washington.
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THE EVENING STAR
LATE TELEGRAM &c.

Baron Steecki. the Russian Minister, called
ON Mr.. BurlinCsme In New York yesterday 20
convey the best wishes Of ne Russian Gov
ernment 70 the Chinese Embassy, and 20 an
form them that a magnIfcent reception avaftel
them in ~. Petersburg
Senator GRIMES has given 20 the public n
orsry Of Burlington, Iowa, 5000. and 70 the
make an endowment 10 Dartmouth COLLEGE.
New Hampshire. sufficient 20 educate contia-
uousiy three young men from his native county
for all time 70 come.
samuel NJ. Andrews. AZ whose house. On
Kingston county, Mass, Holmes stopped the
evening before he was murdered Ia. been Ar
rested on suspicion OF being the murderer
The srresi causes much surprise, Andrews
oeing nighiy respected among townspeople, q
friend OF the murdered man
The Synod OF the Reformed Presbyterian
Church in Pittsburg suspended DR. wyile anA
the session OF The kIrst Reformed Presbvteriaa
Church OF Philadelphia were suspended from
judicial actions IN all cases now peading an
that church.
The Central Executive Democratic Commit
tee OF Georgia have called 3 con yeutl0r an At
lanta, July %. 10 consult on matters of general
interest. and, AZ necessary. 10 nominate sn cleo
torsl ticket for President and Vice President
The New School Assembly OF the PreSbyt>-
rian Church, IN session ~ Harrisburg, Penn
sylvania, Yesterday unanimously adopted the
report providing articles for a basis OF UNION
with the Old School Assembly.
The Democracy OF Mississippi have entered
the political canvass with enthusiasm MsS
meeiings are 20 BE- held throughout the State
embracing every day TO the election.
number Of Canadian volunteers, dissatis-
NED with the new military regulations. have
resigned. The Adjutant General refuses 20 re-
ceive them n a moment when the country is
threatened with danger.
Notwithstsndi prob ibition sou copies of the
tens9n EolEsteer newspaper Wa circulated this
week IN Canada, Copies Were placed on the
Capitol steps al Ottowa-
duel occurred yesterday evening near
X. II. Porter both army officers. At the hrst
nre Reed fired i'm the air, and the matter was
ad iusted.
Hon. T. ]. Wharton and Fulton Anderson
left Jackson. Mississippi, last night for Rich
mond. where they are TO appear ss counsel for
Mr. DAVIS.
John G. Braine. indicted for piracy and
murder, and who will he remembered as the
csptor Of the steamer Chesapeake, as to be tried
next week.
The brig Lizzie Daniels, from Porto Rico tor
Balnmore. got ashore on the 2sth forty miles
south of Cape Henry, but was got Oh with
slight damage and towed into Norfolk yester-
day.
A bill 10 spolish corporal punishment in the
schools Of Massach usetts was defeated in the
Senate by Is toI.
Mr.. A. Il. Shoemaker, special agent of the In
ternal Revenue for the State Of Texas, has been
relieved.
The Con federate graves in HOLLYWOOD Gene
terry, Richmond, Were decorated yesterday.
Thirty more Canadians have left TO Join the
Papal service.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS
u Auetioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. s26 southeast corner Of TIN and d streets

TRUST lee, SAIL 0FVALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AND BREWBRY. ON PENNSYL-
VANIA AylNUB AND 9TH eTREET EAST
Under ana By virtue Of Q decree Of lhe Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia, paced on lhe
9Th day Of Nay "A ID. 1855, wherein Vim q oteetter
10 complainant, and Cstharine Baumanu e : eeutrir
of the Lat will and testament Of Paul Baumann
deceased, and others are the saUe bsips
comfy cause No. l,oee. the undersiessd trusssss
THURsDAf, the 18th day Of June, A ID. isss. ct
nunbsrsd o.s ID TO Cd eiehsese tHy ni.sseel
hundred and twenty -four (s5s,l With the sxtsn.iss
Brewery Buildines and vsults, and the other In
This property fronts on Penngiv.nis avsnue and
9th street east bavfug front said avenue of ia
feet and iDch, end 6enttng 1S fees a.d 10 inches
Oh 9Th street east, aud 10 well known - Bsumanas
&c ssTS: .sss At h z. deere.
ments n si1 ssd tWslys nSrths. ths ds4errsl pay.
meafs 20 bear interest from tbs day q saD ana %
be secursd ~ the ketee Of she parcAaaer endorsed
10 the Sekisihction Of trusteee, Or opethrd 81
the DurchAse money - casA: ard Che bslanes %
he. rsdac.sies q sSs sale b. ne Court a he
The tide Of tbs psspssty % rstaine1 Sutil the
whole Of the purchase Dsasy 10 paid, ssd the GALE
AZ ses7. s ssS s,. !. u. coz.
ssss sspesitsS 4 q. one g -. ,..sg ,.gssl1o
- ~ Msdan 1sAsInn sSSI Trustees.
nyn-u GRTEs 8 WILKINS. Aucss.
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NoIiCE TO CONTIGUOUS
lMPk0tEMENT OF TIE ROCK ISLAND


kAPlDs OF TIE MISSISSIPPI RIvER
Sealed Proposals IN duplicate will be received at
this nee until II NJ, WEDNESDAY, June 10,
other sbstructions from the Of the Nissi mi
River, at the koek Island or Upper Randi Sy
means OF Golfer Dams ana subaqueous blasting And
Contractors will be required to furnish all bo>,..
nschInrry, Sc.. and o. perform all the labor
necessary in the prosecutions of the work Thers
sre about rfty thousand cubic yards Of rock to be
removed distributed uneQuAlly at al erent Dol nts
on the rapids. and the work mutt be done during
low or moderate STAGES of the water, inter ug
a. little as possible with the navigation Of the
Contractors will state the price Der cubic ya,d at
which they propose to do the work, which will be
let in sections OF such length - the eng ineer in
Persons proposIps 20 contract are requested to
visit the grOuIa before sending in their bids.
fachrd 10 each proposal. Each bid must be accom-.
panied by Q written guarantees. signed by two
epOnsible persona. that the party or parties pro-
psnn, BlapRs for prceo.als o. the FORM , rs.
quired, together with form OF guarantee, will be
Furnished at this once on application.
G S rsssrvs; TIE ssni 20 rec. an.
the party on-ring 10 shall give satisfactory eyt-
oenee that he 10 Trustworthy, AID has the neces =
cay skih and experisnce TO perform the work
znoyins ob.,ructions at tn. Eoek islsad kaPids ~
and addressed 90 Brevet MAJOR Cen h WILL
son. q =. 4, Lieutesans Colonel ssth Infantry.
Parties desirins further Information can obtain
the same BY calling al the Y = Engineer Once.
corner of Main and Second streets, Davenport,
dgss;tsss CIV vi. Re shown e a aho s.S 70
sxsnline them for the p1rp.se % making propo-
sails n WILSON.
Breyet Msisr GENERAL u g A. /
9; knginssr's o@ee' Davenport, Iowa, Nay
as, 1875. my . 81
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QY WI. L. WALL D CO., Auctioneers.
- Stores 21e and SIT,
Southwest corner Penns avenue and 9Th stresx
CHANCERY sALn0 IMPROVED PROPERTY


BY virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia. in chancery sitting,
passed the 18th day Of May 1855 in the cause OF
S: s Irs sy y: Biz; Tf:y Ne Is Equity
the premises, on TUESDAY, the 9Th day of Jane
the auth ntic ground plan Of the City Of ashius.
ton beennins for the said part Of lot q the south
with the line OF Eighth street east twenty two ca
feet, thence west In . line parallel With street
south TO An alley In the rear Of said lot, being 0
feet inch, more or lessD thence south with the
east to said Eighth street and place Of Declining
with the impros ements thereon, consistine OF n
Brick Dwelling House.
Also, part Of lot No 5. in ,auare No. SO, of the
Washington. beginning for the said part Of lot a.
point on south street, ct the distance Of one hun
dred and sixty eight tl6st feet eight and one
ts.sl inches from the southeast corner Of said
said south street fifteen (l5) feet fourCI inc hes
thence north ninety 1907 feet and eleven -tweffhs
Il.l2l OF an inch, thence eastwardly fifteen as
1881 feet six (s inches to said south street and
place OF BEGINNING, with the improvements thereon
consisting Of frame dwelling house
Ihs hrst mentioned property fronts Eighth
the last. On south Z street, near Seventh street.
east. in the immediate vicinity.
Persons DESTROYS OF making . good Investment
viii hnd i to their advantage to attend this sale
Terms: One-third cash, the residue in three
equal payments OF six, twelve, and eighteen
months the purchaser giving his not. 8, satisfsc-
Of sale. Title deed to be retained until the whole
Of the purchase neney Is paid. All conve, aocing
and stamps st the cost OF the purchaser. deposit
Of . lU will be required on each piece whe struck
my 80 eo&ds W L WALL CO Ancts
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DROPOsALs FOR SUPPLIES.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
O5tee Of Paymas,s, U. s. Nary,
as Csstan Sreet,
S, Philadelphia, May Is, ISIS
sspHssi SsH
ma on the L, Of June next. for fuIpshins the rni
By At 1Sif ssTg
free Of expense to the Government:
For Bsrear Of Steam Eng,s,rins.
,c ,SS y pounds uss a. In ns Copper.
80 pounds Cold rolled Sheet coppsr.
77o pound: bs.t double Cast Steel for tools,
. tom, tom: k t.,nm1 LINN Limp Coal
50 barrels Pol,erized Bituminous Coal.
q gross best Iron Screws, ginlst points. assorted
% gross best Brass Screws. simlet points, assorted
l!oopounds Cumberland Nails.
SSS board feet White Pine, pattern lumber. =
S board board feet s .l1p' ssassnsd
90 = f Per es %... als sose
BARREL, FIRE ire Gay, Wits rG ground
20 cubic yards sheldon Core sand.
ssIton and Tr:nsen. in equal aasnsiiie..' Ian
70 GOO pounds Angle Iron.
o.0o0 pounds Round Iron.
600 pounds Square Iron.
Full particulars respecting the foregoing arti-
clts will be given BY Chief Engineer Theodere Eel
Ter, Navy Yard, Philadelphia.
For Bureau Of Con strsetion, &c
B.00 pounds 2, inch Round Iron
80 Rafters, Is feet long. 7x9 in
IS Girders, IS feet long. 7xo in.
- Braces, Is feet long, 6x7 in.
$50 Purlins. "A feet long, As In.
- Ridge Poles, "a feet long, 4x6 In.
IL Posts, - feet long, 1x9 In.
"A o.. feet I-ipch second common White Pine
Boards, to be well seasoned.
! pieces Of Bar Iron, 6xl1s in, Is f. in. long.
pieces Bar Iron. 6xlla in, lengths ~ directed
"a pieces 81 in Angle Irsu, lengths directed.
ul1 particulars respecting the foregoing arti-
cies will be given BY Naval Constructor POok Navy
Yard Philadelphis.
For Bureag Of Yards and Doeks.
w p4.ao ieet ! IN strsisht-sra seasoned
? OOe board feet. gin. straight grained seasonsd
500 board feet q in. W alnut Boards.
800 board feet Lin. W Alnut Boards.
~ pieces White Hickory, 8 feet long, Ike
White Oak Plank, 10 feet long, Is in. wide, With
butt sawed TO square edges.
% plec - White Tenders, II feet long, 3x3 oak in
100 pounds best American Flat Iron, ssxiin.,
2teo pounds BEST American Flat Iron, l4xs in, ls
Full particulars respecting the going arti-
cles viii be given by II. G. PriRdle, superintend-
ent of Yard Improvements. Navy-Yard, Philadel.
phia- b: n. HIEsKELL,
z 1t Paymastey u. !. N
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PROPOSALS.
TO CONTRACTORS.
Hsadq'TS DIst. Of Isdias Tsryito-r,
Chi9 0HaTtsrndaa'y OScs,

tatV <h1TfsTudSter'g O1cs,
81. ron Gibson, C. ~, April Is, IsSs.,
scaled Proposals., in duplicate 70 remove the re-
1n1isd o. ,deces.et Unit.d states soldier. lFng
Be- received at this Off &c until O'Clock =. r..
h UhsPAf i, June 4, 1853, at which time bids will
l. The bodies are to be removed car.fnyIv ana
eseentiJi al marks and insert stions found with
the body i'll be carefully recorded, and the orisi
, si T.. cases be attached to ana
grave Coffn and transportAtion viii ha go
isned snd all the expenses borne BY the contrac-
With lumber suitable for &c ms at % par The
person 20 whom the contract il aw arded will keen
seSmpiete record Of not emily the locality Of iodi.
or graves from right left north to south east to
vest, Se; where they are buried so that stran-
ss1 via he enabled t. take the bodies from their
~ Issuns place and place them in their origi-
IA graves IN their original order.
as Ihe bodies are deposited in the cemetery, the
and the number and section Of each grave marked
IN the record
IL The graves will be arranged in q regular and
enlI9r1n manner, either in rows or in circles, and
eauaL distances never less than three 90 feet
and mound Of the full length and breadth Of the
rave VIII be raised over it, to the height Of ten
Ill wherever the dead are disinterrad from, .,,,
tNs1ed or Inhabited lands the original graves win
A form Of record sheet Of disintermen ts, will
De provided the contractor. which he will be re-
elscs Of disinterment one COW ~ he e, =. me
With the body TO the cemetery, and one TO he re-
Bidders must state the prize per hodx for 20
movs OF remains from the place Of disnterment TO
ational cemetery 1T Fort Gibson, c. n
Propsssls will be received for removal of the
places 10 Fort Gibson National Cemetery
The following il the estimated number of bodies
G. n, i'"' esen p'see 70 Fort sioson'
paxster Springs and Camn Uup,sr D'N. bodtss.
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TREASURY DEPARTMESr,
OFFIcE or INTERNAL REVENUE,
No1l0i FY NaF Fh2FS sS!SIyy99f SUPPLY Of
plsTRlST OF NV OI

PeRr OF 81. Louis, April /, isSs
Notice is hereby given that sealed proroesis. q
i s 5. 70 Be- e. & S.
Mo,ins Ho'Iis 2. shs city yisa e. sTfslss
ferms The quantities stated aro sstimsted WITH
1870 % Y HsS.. .gsssr q. Ississss II q.
g lie nsrs q y: q ss;I ssteiss, ccss.Seay =
they LAY b s'sHsily E:ssirs1 ~ the .ssieiss de:
the phystciaa, u DE bsH Q0slity, end s3S0ssl %
the hos pfts he ~ft Be at h6ersy 70 inject oano
= purchase other articles In their sesadr aad q
Over ths ssn, &. IriSss ~. ,,,a.,.,.
srtieIes specfhsd. = o. MsBRKCKlNRIDGE,
M "a 80 eurveyor and Acting Collector.-
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nv A-st'

RY W. L. WALL q 90, Auctfoneers
- Stores No. SIS and 3If,
Southwest corner Of Pepnsylvanfa ave ana stb NJ
H9gsEHoLB FURNITURE, SPLENDID SEW
HOLD BFIE0Ts OF TIL HewARD H0nsf
TON ROOMS. AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY MORNING, June 4 commenc
entire Effects, comprising about forty furnished
did instr umept
Sofas Chairs. Rockers
Msrble-top and other Tables
Brussels. Three ply and Insrain Carpsts
arble-top and other Bureaus
Bedstesds, Mattresses, Feather Beds
Washstands, CrockeryWare. and Stoves
Hair Mattress. Boosters, Pillows
Dining room and Kitchen Furniture, embracing
every article found in large, first class boara
ing houses, which we deem unneccssary to
name. and efers hne chance to house keepers
to buy furniture.
my 30 W. L. WALL a CO Arce.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

D. %.
On the petition Of JOSEPH h. TUCK, Of Brook
Ign, Now York. praying for the extension OF
patent granted to him the 18th day Of August 1854
and also granted in England the 18th day Of August
1854, fer an improvement In Packing for Stunning
Boxes. &C.. for seven years from the EXPIRATION Of
said patent: which takes place on the 18th day Of
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on Monday, the 10th day Of August
next. at II O'Clock M: and all persons are
notified 20 aHRear and show cause II any they have,
Persons opposing the extension arc required to
nle In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing At least tscenty days before the
day Of bearing; eli testimony nled by either party
transmitted In accordance With the rules OF the
Once, which vii be furnished apple alton
Propositions and other papers relied upon as testi.
mony must be nled in the office t,csnty days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, IL any within
Ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered, sse, that this notice be published in the
o., and in the Tribune, New York, n Y,
once week for three successive weeks; the
rst of saio publications be ct least sixty days
previous TO the day Of hearing.
A. NJ. STOUT,
my 23-w3v Acting Commissioner Of Patsuts
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IMPATIENT OF THE INTERIOR.
u UNITED STA TES PATENT 0HTIC

= On the petition Of sARAH W. FLANDfRs, Of
Newburyp port, Mass, administratrix of the estate
of joseph 2. flanders, deceased, and JEREMIAH
A.. MAKDEN, Of Boston, Mass, praying for the
extension OF patent granted to the said Joseph r
flander. and Jeremiah A. Msrden the 18th day Of
August 1884, for N rovement in Leather Split
ting Machine, for seven years from the expiration
OF said patent which takes place the 18th day Of
ordered that the said PETITION be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 10th day Of Au-
gust next, At II O'Clock n !; and ali pcrsona Are
notined TO appear and show cause II any they have
Why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
hle in the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing at least fCsfy days before the
day Of hearing; on testimony nled BY either party
to be used At the said hearing must be taken and
s5sn tran. in secCrd.Ics 18th the rules Of the
DISPOSITIONS and other papers reiie0 uDon e vesti-
mony must Be flsd In the ONCE tDenty days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, IL Any, within
sss days after Aiine the testimony.
Ordered Also that this notice b published In the
Republican and the IntelliRencer. Washington, B.
o., and In the Journal, Boston, Mess. once 9
week for three successive weeks; the hrst Of said
the day Of hearine. A n. STOUT.
my 2 iaw3V Acting Oonmisnonsr OF Passnts.
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AUCTION SALR.
UY COOPER q LATIMER Apctjopeer,
- Late clerks with Jas Z. Mcclure 4 O. \
Southwest corner Relns. avsnue and llth street,
Star Ufhce Building

RY COOPER LATIMER. Aactioueer,.
- Late clerks with Jas q. Mcclure q Co
Southwest CORNER Relns. avenue and llth street
Star Umcs Building.
r4gsTE Z. SAL sALz OF f 4 ! La.sr seyAsE
ACRES, At AUOTIOH.
Under and by virtue Of deed OF trust having
ESes T. 4. No q he Lad ssSSss. u u
Igpsd trustee win ssh q psblic auction. on nOH-
DAT, the eth day Of June, A; p. lSss, q o'clock
Z n, ON the premises, the yhos e that vsls sSIe
t20j one Of the largest In the city Of ashi nsson
attn Ated two squares from the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad De rot, ffenting on . and @ strsets
north, end Delaware avenue aDa LIST and I'd streets
east, nea the Capitol snd Railroad Depot, and the
{, ntre Of the city, = shSyp on the city plat II
six rooms the east ide. In the SOU areare three
nne sprinp Of pure water. dtschargine about
ioo 0e sallOnsef Water per dayi this 10 Hss avail
able for the use of the square In msny plsees b.
means OF over 2.0oo feet OF water piDe laid . few
month"; since for general use.
This Square, In the most rapidly Improving part
Of the city, has been subdiyided into one hasdred
each: ample alley ways, and ave entrances thereto
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balaacs payable
In six. twelve, o. eighteen months, with interest
and secured by deed Of trust Pats Of subdi vision
may be bad a. we'll a. further Information, from
the auctioneers, or James Crutchett, some days
f before the ss,s Az q :t.mEs &C. At
Lot VII. sold Purchasers failing to com siy With
terms Of sale within ten days. tho property will be
Iesold ct their risk and expeDee and the deposit
myi5d C00PER . LAfiSfR. Anets.
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DRoP OsALs FoR GRAIN.

HEADQ'Rs DEPARrMENI OF THE PLATTE,
CHIKE QUARIERMAsrsRs OFFICE,
OalHA. NEBRASKA, May 20, 1858
Sealed Bids, in duplicate. with guarantee signed
by two responsible persons, not bidders and &C
cOmpanied by deposit of 81 .000, wiz Be receive
until II &C. OCk, noon, on MONDAY June l. 1858,
tor the delivery OF twenty five Thousand Is COO
tushels Of CORN, and twenty thousand l2o,0o)
bushels Of OATS. At Omaha, Nebraska, within
thirty Gal from the date Of contract
Blds will be received for i've thousand 500
bushels o upward
Pull CONDITIONS made known on applicst alton to
this once
By order Of BrGytt MAJOR General Augur
VIM. MYERS,
DreVet RriRsdier General.
myS-J Chief Ouarterma ster
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IMPAIRMENT OF TIE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STA TES PA TENT OFFICE,

.,
On the petition Of SOLOMON b. GRAY, OF BIOS.
ton, Maeeachusetts, praying for the extension of
. patent granted to him the I'D day of August
1884, for an inpES yemsnt in Machine fol. Planning
expiration of said patent. which takes place on on
the I'D day Of August, 1858:
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on M0NDAH, the Sd day of
August next. at II O'Clock n. and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause IL any they have
Why said Detition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing Tho extension are required to
hle In the Patent Once their objections speci .lly
get fofth in Ert1F q Least ,,ssr DAY. before ne
to Be used At the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the OF
nee which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other pepersfelied upon ~ tes-
timony must be filed in the Office tt0ssiy days be.
fore the day OF hearing the arguments, IL any,
With. tss days after ni,ss the tssti1ony
the Repu blican and In the Intellige washing
ton, d. O., end In the POST Boston,
once week for three succ essive weeks; the Art
Of said publications 20 BE- At leaSt sixty days pre-
vious to the day Of hearing. ~ sror, 4
I ny s7.wsv Acting ee0Mis.ioner Of pAtesss.
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~ A new Paris fashion, which was stsrte>
at Madame a. X othschLd's ball. 10 the I'd optios
of earlands Of flowers instead OF microscoDle
biIs Of green stuck in false hair. Natural now
ers are preferred, and these are kept fresh ali
" ster and sealed NJ both ends. In N csc The
flower stalks bsthe their tips. Plai;s Of hair
hide the mech anism, and sometimes false h.
Is rolled round he quill, which is secured on
haIr-pins afterwards.
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BH GR aIss;o 4 wI. LII ms,
No. 596 Southeast corner II h and d streets,

THE ORPHANs' COURT, OF THE PER-
s9NAL ITTESTs OF TIT fALt SEoeGE
OF HORsE, COW, FARMING UTENSILS,
3 &C 'IiSSGnRsp.y a.. ar
shall sell, at 5 o clock .. m At Prospect Hill the
late residence OF the deceased. on Lincoln avenue
named articles. viz:
HORSE, Cow, Carriage, Buggy
3Carts, Wagon. Cider Press.
Moving Machine, Cutting Boxes,
With a good lot Of other Farming Utensils, Cedar
Posts, &c.
Terms cash, on day of sale.
8. A. KEATING, Administratrix,
my Beo&ds GREEN WILLIAM l., Aucts
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LOB MOUNT VERNOH.

The swim, eommodious ana staanoh Passs1ea
Steamer ARROW. Thomas Stack. x
Wharf, foot Of Seventh street, ct lod
SrIp daily, ssundays sxcspted,l toy MOUNT
ALEXANDRIA, FORT FOOT. and FORT WHbH
INGION. Returning, the Steamer will arrive q
passengers Who wish TO leave the city the same
South.
Fare TO Mount Vernon and return, including
admission to the Mansipn and Grounds, q 30.
board the Steamer
The Arrow can be chartered by private psrti o.
for Excursions on the Potomac, leaving her wharf
ct 5 O'Clock m. Apply on board, or to
JAMES SYKES, General 6upsrintendent,
ap - I'm Once, WillArds' Hotel.