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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UEtED srArEJ PArRsr OFFICE,


On the petition Of / Orro =. MErER, Of Newtown,
Co ~, praying for tie extension Of patent granted
Ia Treating Caout1ouc and other Vulcanirabl
GYMS, for seven vars from. the expiration Of said
isS:
ordered tina! ts ss,d petition m, DO heard a. II
next, at 10 o'clock, and all persons ara notified
e md s. they have why
Persons opposing " extension are required g nle
In the Patent heir objections specially set forth
In writing, at leasttoepfY days before the day Of
hearing al tc.,ipoIy hsa By either party to DO
mlled In tho rules Of the oicc. which
v. be furnished complication.
Dispositions and oter paper, relied upon as testi-
mony, must DO aledl the once ttosnty days before
the day Of hearing khe Arguments, II any. within
tea days after hlinE Die testimony.
ordered, also, thathis notice be published In the
Republic aud TIL In.elifoencer, washington, D.
G.. and In the Reoissr, New Haven, Conn, once .
week for three successive woeksJ tho hrst Of said
day OF hearing 7. Q. THEAkkR,
jalS-M3w Commissioner Of Patents.
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The following nominations were sent to the
Senate yesterday by the President;
y. Scott Stewart, OF Pennsylvania to be con.
sui Of the United States at Osaca and Hlogo,
Harrison Phoebus, to be postmaster at Old Point
Comfort, virginia; Mary Eekhert, to DO post
mistress at Milton, Pennsylvania; John d. Pey-
ton, to be postmaster at Russeilyill Kentucky;
George J. Stubbleaeld, to be attorney of the
United States for the Middle District Of Tennes.
Seei M. A. Shaifenbury, to be marshal of the
United States for the Territory OF Colorado;
Robert II. Kerr, to be marshal OF the UnIted
states for the Western District OF Pennsyiy ania;
Pardon Dodds, Of the Territory Of Utah, to be
m Indian agent in the Territory OF Utah.
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TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Jan. 3o.-Thc report Of
the Committee on Boundaries was ordered to be
printed. The Scrgeant-at-Arms was ordered to
report expenses. The resolution requesting the
Superintendent Of Education to resign was
amended by referring It to a committee, and al.
lowing the Superintendent to explain his case to
the convention. The Committee on Privileges
and Elections submitted majority report
against the admission OF Butler from the First
District. A motion to rccommit the report was
made, and the whole day was consumed In an
exciting debate on the eligibility of members and
personal matters.
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suicide in BROOKLYN, N. ,

NRw YoRK. Jan. 3o-Lsst night MIR. Benz. +.
Beech, Of brooklyn, went to the residence Of
Miss Annie Graham, to whom 1t appears he has
been for a considerable time attached, and In her
presence shot himself through the head with q
revolver. Previous to committing the rash act,
MT Beech made some observation to Miss Ora
ham, showing that he was actuated by jealousy.
Mr!Beech's wound Is OF such character as to
preclude all hopes Of his recovery. All the par.
ties concerned In this lamentable affair arc
highly respectable.
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Political Affairs in ae.rw,o.

ATLANTA, Jan. 3o.-A resolution was intro.
duced In the Convention to-day asking Congress
to loan the destitute planters OF the South thirty
millions Of dollars, to be secured by mortgage.
Seven sections of the bill Of rights were adopt.
ed-none of them Of special Importance.
There Is great activity In Radical political
circles, and county meetings to nominate candi-
dates for Governor under the new constitution
arc being held in this section of Georgia.
There arc rumors that Gen. Meade has naked
to be relieved,
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NO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

DErASrMEsr 81 the IsrEsIoR.}
HAVING BEEN made uaasr hs aes y Juno
@ sS which arc 81 as s TO
following tho description Of each warrant new Ger:
n" valid ''''''SS u.s. ;HTHf sH 'rs sFfsA Commissioner
No. o. la., for 50 acres. issued under tho act Of
S sS e SSSDha NlO .s
g.Ts f.. e .:,s:. .;a.s S. under the &c. #
was granted July Is. 1857. March Is. 1893
fS5 re q 'iTss sIas5 ss n
ward 4; Mosolcy. and was granted Angus. q. 1857.
10 asrs. =. ,; w, SpS &c 81 act #
.Issi II fsss Sa PART ILL and was
y s ni wa. srs q a %
,ss ssh B sass he a.. ss ns s
granted February %, 1853. March Is. ls6s.
March 'Ir IL name q sar Sssst @aS% 81
Spencer shelton, aud was granted March Is. 1850,
10 10 . SSssm rPsss tho s Sf
No, q, $50, Tor l6 acres, issued under the act Of
MGss .y 4 l' asIsS iss'' Rose and was
Nc, 7ssas, fsr ~ acres, i.sled rnder the act Of
We: assn.sS sslS iss hs.ss s mo-
MsTss hs T. Do n aaseS Il Ais Lynn and was
ss Sn GSsa The and s wSs
granted December 70, 1855. March D, 1858
sd Ind rraatsd March &c i g.
MsIsA t l asps sG so. The ana az
No. s.s,, for I'D acres. Issued under the act Of
March 8, 1866, in tho namo Of Justin Wilson, and
granted June ., 1871, March 2s lsB
No. o. 10, for Is acres, issued under the act Of
March 8, 1855, In tho of Anne p, Widow OF Col
March IS, is6s - ''
No o., 49, ,or 40 acros, issued under the act Of
March =, 1856, In the name Of lillian Pattcn, and was
granted April is, is,6, Marc'i Is, 1853.
No, l05 he2, for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
March s, Is15, In the namo Of Harriet, widow Of
Richard Phinney and was granted December H. is66
March q, lBCa -
No los 6lS for loo acres, issued under tho act Of
March s. is5, In tho % Betsey, widow Of Chas
IS, isS
No 1906 81, for 100 acros. issued under tho act Of
March 3, 1865, Ia tho name Of Sally A., widow Of
Jesse McClary, and was granted December q, 1865.
March Is, 1853
No lo6 ss, for 100 acros, issued under tho act Of
sTanted Jspuary 5, lssa. March Is. iss' anu was
No la5 no. for Ian acres. Issued under tho act Of
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IMPAIRMENT OF THR INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT 0FvtcE,
WARRINGTON. January Q. l6B

n, m. ,s,uor q, MnJrGps; ssas n ftSss,
New York, praIisg for the extension Of pa
tent granted 70 lin The nh day Of April. la5. for
from the expiration Of said patent, which takos
place on the fltbday OF April, 1scs
Patent Once on MONDAY, tho sd day Of March
noxt, at II elod, m. and all persons are potihed
petition ought moi 10 be granted.
Persons opposite the extension are REQUIRED 70 ale
forth In writing IT. least tteenfy days before the day
oftoaring Al testimony nled by either party 70 DO
United in ,teesrdanSe With the rules OF tho once.
mony. must DO 9lsii Nc oase i,eenty days before
the day Of hearing the arguments, II any, within
ten days alter tho ding Of the testimony,
Ordered, also thai this notice DO published In the
D. O., and In the 1nocraf. Koehester. New York
once wesi for thrse successive weeksi the hrst Of
the day Of hearing. T. Q, ThEARRR,
jAnlS-ThSt Commissioner Of Patents.
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senator Harlan offered the following rosolu-
tion, which was agreed to: '..'
Resolved, That the Senate will tomorrow, after
the expiration OF the morning hour, proceed to
the consideration OF the bills upon the calendar
relating to the District Of Columbia.
Senator Wiley offered resolution, which was
agreed to, "Thnt the President OF the United
States be respectfully requested TO inform the
Senate how many justices Of the peace arc now
in com mission In each ward ofthe city Of WASH
ington.n
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED HrArRs PATENT OFFICE.

On the petition Of JAMS MoCARTr, Of Reading,
Penn praying for tho extension Of patent granted
IN Heating sRSips fof eha msnaiSetaro oY %roush
lrop Tubes for seyon years from the expiration Of
April, 1858: .E.
ordered that he I'D petition DO heard a. the
appear and show cause, II any They have. why said
Persons oppo.nE tho extension are required 10 hlo
forth 10 wiling al iesst tpe,ly days before liz day
o. hsarinE all testimony died By either party to DO
mied n accordance with tho rules Of tho oec, which
will DO furnished on application.
Deposihons and other papers, relied upon as test
mony. must DO nled In tic once toentx days before
tho day q hearing the Arguments, II any, within
ordsTsd also that this potiee DO pgbli.hed in Tho
Rspneifean and the in5sliiRencsr washington, D.
ri three sassSssiyo WaeEsy ITO hr, bald pgLlis.
to DO iOast sixty days psevi9as Y ne dsy Of
JAZZ &sw Ana. commis.ioner q Pstonis.
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IMPAIRMENT bR THE INTERIOR,
~ UHIrEp BrATEs PArErT OYYtcE,
EAsuIuoroH. January ~ lA9
n. J. hEIGs. Clerk.

~ UEffhb brAfEn fArHhT OrYtCh,
NAslIreror. January ~ 1865
On the petition pt JeHl, MIEss and RSsEnr O.
sten q a patent srStsd 70 him the "a day Of Nay
1851, for impro ~ment In Machines for saving thin
q .sia patent, wAeh tafcs place on the 80 day Or
Nay, 1885,
T. Il ordered TINT the aid petition DO hoard a. u
next, at II o'c' Dck m and all persons All ~
SDses and shSS az they have Why $50
Persons opposint tho extsnsieu arc rcqused 70 Ale
In tho Patont one their Objections spcclAlly cot forth
ia wiling at leas ttoenty days before the day Of hear
nEt all testimony hed by either party 70 DO used at the
zad Tearing, mus be taken and In accord
with the rule Of the Once, which will be furnished
on Application.
Deposit lions and other papers, ruled upon tcst-
nonv must be ALL In the occ ftosntp days before tho
day ol hearing te arguments, any, within ten days
altar nling tbs te{ lmony.
Onercd, also, Nat this notice be Published In the
+ tPuBI CAN and the Iniei!f0encer. washington. D.
c., aud In the Ataf, New York, N. T., onee week
for three sueoczsiie weeks the first Of said
to 30 at least 'z days to The Srys n 6hs.Eins
jan2g-wsw Aetinx Com missioner Of Patents.
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He WAS A WISE NAE who said. Better tho ninbls
slxpencc than the slow shilling" and We sxsnplify
his policy In bushes, by rliing at "smal profits.
trusting 70 ''auick sales' for our reward We have
fall stock Of hats caps. boots and shoes for ssate
mon and boys, which We sner At very low prices. J.
T. Petty Co. 6ls Seventh street, opposite Intoii-
gencer Buildin&.
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Furnishing Goods.

ia FIRST WARD TRIMMING STORE, III
IidPennas asenns, bet; 18Th and 0th streets. LIZ
HOOP sKiRTs, aioyEs AND HOSIERY.
dENTLRhEN's CRkVATs. COLLARS. sc.
Tn. public will and 1t to their interest TO cali All
goods sreSwarranted 10 DO as represented.
ja1O-lm W. II, PEARSON,
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Fnrsu ARRIVALS fnow and beautiful Boots and
Shoes Of all kinds, al tho extensive Boot and Shoe
stsro Of Cummins. 81 Seventh street, two doors
south Of street and Northern market. q - O.
N. d. Tho public should bear In mind this largo
and we'll known Boot and Shoe House, which IL at
present stocked with q magnificent line Of good and
desirable Goods Seventh street, 81. two doors below
Northern market.
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Wa ssLL superior stitched French ealf,kia Gaisel
and boot for gonismsp. made 10 our swn srdsr. and
we are siso prepared 70 make the same 10 order d
short notice. call solicited. and satisfaction % 10
quality. At snd durability guaranteed. j. =. Petty
Co. Hat and Shoe slore SIS Seventh street, opposit<
Intelllk enoef Butldinr
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Railroad Matters I'm pe,,sy,xa,,a

HAnRiHRunG, Jan. So-The Pittsburg and Con
melville bill about whichyso much has been said
i"r years. psar'd both branches OF the Legisla-
ture to-day. The road is to be commenced In
six months and finished In three years. The free
railroad hill passed the House In Committee OF
the Whole.
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THE DKNocRArs OF OoHNEcrIcur have nom.
mated their old State ticket, at tho head Of
which stands Governor English. The convcn-
tion endorsed President johnson and denounced
Congress, .."
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MR. scoVrELp, of Pcnnsylvaula, introduced A
e ,olution into the lIuus. ,-- IA, .ns,ruetInr
lac Committee Ca III, .;.4.cIur9 20 l-,Iuirc TO-
-'eetlng certain utlcrti" VIII. -, ~, '...
Ipreme court is said 90 ave go, on "a rcgt.,
10 the constltutlonality Of the reconstruction
laws. After some discussion the resolution
passed.
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THE FINANCE COMMITTEE OF the Senate have
reached no definite conclusion In respect to the
different financial bills now before them. They
VIII probably report some plan In a few days in
regard to the tlye-twenties.
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AUGUSTA, Jan. 3O-Gov. jenkins served
notices on Gen. Kruger and Captains Rockwell
and Wheaton that he fled bill In the Supreme
Court on the It'll OF January, enjoining the use
of money belonging to the State OF Georgia.
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sl5.ooo wos~I or Doors AND sHors for winter wear.
at very cost. 70 make for immense stock
Of spring goods. Come sarly 10 secure bargain, q
deorse o. wilson's. late Of the arm Of Burns will
son. under Odd Fellow Hall, Seventh street, No.
5o2, second block from the Avenue. 10.
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From Lewiston, Me.-Thc Case of yer-
I'll. Convicted for Murder

LEWISTON, ME-, Jan. 3O,-The case Of yerril
convicted Of the murder of two women In barn
some months ago, which came up to-day on a
motion for new trial, resulted in the motion
being granted by Judge Dickerson, whereupon
the State Attorney General entered a noHe pros.
and Vcrril was discharged,
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1T Is UNDERSTOOD that the Senate and the At
torney General concur In the opinion that, under
the tenure OF ONCE law, the expiration OF the
commission of an officer does not, displace him,
but that he holds over until his successor Is ap.
pointed and confirmed by the Senate.
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TGRNER's III. SSoU IoURETx 81 v"
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,

n SAFE, Ccftaih, hhd Speedy Oufp Tor Neuralgia
and all Nervous Diseases.
It Is an unfailing remedy In all cases OF Facial
Neuralgia, often affecting perfect cure In a
single day. No form Of Nervous Disease fails to
yield to Its magic influence. Even tho severest
cases Of Chronic Neuralgia and general Nervous
Derangcments Of many years. standing, effect
Ing the entire system, are completely and perma-
at the utmost, 1t contains nothing Injurious to
the most delicate system, and can always be used
with perfect safety. 1t 10 In constant use by the
best physicians, who give Il their unanimous
and unqualified approval. Sent by mall on re-
ceipt Of u and two postage stamps. Sold every
where. TURNER 4 co.,
Solo Proprietors,
oc30-eo3m Ito fremont ut, Boston, Mass
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HAVANA, Jan. 29,-Arriyed, steamer Cuba, from
Baltimore and Eagle from New York, with
Madame RiBtori on board. She was received
with great enthusiasm, and will be serenadcd to-
nj ;ht.
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THIs is TO Owe NOTICE THAT IHK SUP:
h ssu SiR a ' y SIa
ers ~ samnlstratida pa The personal estate II Win,
X u, Towers. late q weshington county. District
eNainsI The sad deSeased are hereby warned 70 OK.
he the same yith ,hs yoSsAsrs thereof z the sab
they 9.y ethsI BY law DO excluded from all ben
disen under my hand this Sd day Of boeember.
1857. : - SARAH T0WERR
decJi -TuT Administratrix:
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CARL SoHURz IL In Berlin on special mission
from the United States. Count Won Bismarck
called on him on Wednesday.
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THE COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CunnEsoY
arc Understood to be IN favor Of substituting
legai.tender notes In place Of the present cur.
rcncy which Is circulated by the national banks
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pears ues having Sssn rsssrnsS 81 he Hsrshai Not
10 found," Az the complainant having Aied an
amiavlt that the defendant IL non resident Of this
Dist e %c,'1 q .ss eonplsinsn, X ser st.or;
By the court that the defendant sanso his
% DO entered hsrn on or befero the arst Rule day
d. the Court. m. n.
true cory: -
Test: II. J, MEIGB, Clerk.
jaO.lavsw . - - :
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THEY HAVE SENTENCED . colored man In In
hianapoiis, Indiana, to pay fine Of $4,000 and to
be imprisoned two years, for marrying white
woman.
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GgN. SIcKLRs addressed an immense Grant
meeting in Trenton, New Jersey, on Wednesday
evening.
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The CHOLERA IL raging in Now Orleans. Sixty
deaths occurred there last week, and the disease
In Increasing.
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ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI arc rivals for the
National Democratic convention. Tho latter
city will probably win.
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oEoRoErowN MATTERs.

0RpERs for the NATIONAL RHrpsLlcAS In
deorgstown may be left 81 the bookstofes OF
Messrs. 7. =. X. Mills 90, tiste crsndsiis) l1s
Bridge street or al Messrs.l q. r. Getty Il Co.'s,
100 Bridge street vhcts copies OF the RxrupLI.
pan nay Be obtained daily. ~
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FIVE DtsTiLLERIKs have just been seized II
New York city and Brooklyn for defraudins TIT
revenue,
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TnE Coils MURDER CASH will shortly come
before tho court at Albany, New York.
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Gov. BRowSLow Is In favor OF paying TIT
national debt In grecnbacks.
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THEY HAVE a eolored Democratic club in
Montgomery, Alabama. r......
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NorE. Under tho rcgultions Of tho Department, Is
heretofore and existing, pay ment DO made
fishers specifically By tho Commits
siopeT VI the General Land once. jaN-lawl3w
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NEW York, Jan. Gothic steamer Niagara, Of
The Riehmond line, was seized to-day for frauds
On the revenue.
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no o.uvs.sso: !. n.en....S.

RIcuNoSD, Jan. 3o.-rhc convention adopted
four sections Of the Finance Committee's report
One section was amended so as to prohibit here
after the payment Of any part Of the municipal
or State debt Incurred In aid OF the rebellion
During the adoption o. this amendment the cpl
thcts "cowardly" asd ungcntlcmanly," passed
between Conservative and . Radical member,
and the latter, when leaving the hall few min
utes Afterwards, was followed by his antagonist
Great confusion followed, with cries Of "shut
the door," "eaii tho Serscant-at-Arms," and
members from both sides crowded the aisle. No
ngAt took place outside, and the convention adj
journed.
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TuEnKcErrrs from internal revenue yesterday
amounted to 800, l06s6.
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O A II D.
We call the attention Of customer, In search OF ali
kinda OF Dry Goods 10 our worry large stock, and ~
Are very npn,Saa Ia reduce our stock Of winter
GsP.. Blsrili.., Nsrinss. Plaid Popilgs. Fisuros
StbipedI flsanss, Plain flshaeh. cloths.
PAid CloAking Cloths, Lyons' slU
Neivsts, MapssolAines. Plaid
Aud many othes goods. al greatly rsay
VIM H. RitkY \ nporuv,
jaO-GlIf az 20 Central Stores,
SALE OF sERv'oRbS q HOSPITAL BLANK.
.- MAJ .DI0AL pURyRroR's OYYIGE,(
Will be aold - ,isgroS, d. G., Jan. -, 1858,
PuryoyinE Nvr tuble auction, In this city, at tho
SSisssSs wa strSc. On TRfbla S TX SS aSy ~
va; lbs, nj 10 o'clock, a, M, The following,
NJ white and gray Blankets
pspp Roupds Boef Extract, tcondenpod.
soia hhkcts have mover been used, aud ouly
~ ooeauSo tlgy arc moth eaton.
Terms Csah IN Government funds.
s"'.'' ~ = w q. SUTHERLAND,
IN. a. . . Assistant Medical Puryey0r,
)AO-W Droyet Colonel, U. b, A.
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FRED DOUGLASS Is said to be In favor Of Gen
Grant for the next President.
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New Advertisements.
PROPOSALS FOR STEAM HEATING APPA,
L RATUs.

PROPOSALS FOR STEAM HEATING APPAr
RATUS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT. BunnAU o. HAyIoLTIoE,}
WAsHIHaTos, Jan. Is, 1865.
Scaled proposals. endorsed "Proposals for Steam
msains ApIaTa1S' on a. shf fs SSe
ary next 70 Pc then opened f9r farnshinE all tho
strueion and setting up, ready for use. Of steam
Heating Apparatus Tor warming the new hidship-
mems Quarters now building gt tho Unltod States
Naval Academy, Annapolis, Nd. according to the
printed cfcations for the same. which can DO OBJ
talned on application at this once. 49,
bidders must accompany their ohors with Guaran-
ties that they WILL their bids arc enter
the full aou1t q the contract within Ton days After
the acceptance Of their Oor and falling to do the
guarantors agree 10 make good 20 the Omitted States
the difference between tho offer and that which may
ba accepted.
Bdders will satstho time they will require TO com
plele the work. =, .
tho bids. II for tho interest Of the Goyornmeht,
THORNTON A, JENKINS.
jasl- thstui0t Chief Of Bureau.
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South ers ease line and sast ofths.sfrh principal
meridian.
4 3 g f. :! is1 ssSs and
FTsstioPal tova.hip D, towaship. n Is and o, and
fractional township 80. OF ranges
fractional township %, townships n, u and ID, and
fractional tow nShip 30, OF rangeL
fractional township 81, Of ranged.
Fractional township %. townships q, q. n, and
fractional township 81, ofrange6,
fractional township %, townships n, y, 70. and
fIaeilopai township q. townships ~. .. .. and
fraeilOpai township b, townships n. %, . and
Frsellonsl .oYpship b. iownships a. %. .. aud
PIssiiCpal toyaship y, Icxa;6ipa 81. Is, %. and
Fractional town.hiP y. townships n. q. .. and
PHstiOpsl toWaship D. townships ~. q. %. and
ETaeiiopal township y, townships n. q, q. and
tt;isBsl s2WSshPS 81 9oEWnsS,,. n N
fractional township 10, Of range ~.
fractional township %, townships Y, Is. 70, and
ffS rastsns ~ 3 and ranso
the base line aud leet sixth principal
Tho Offering of the lands sbosS reisrfsd to will be
eommoheci V the datos respectively as aboyo indi-
Gated, and will proceed the order which they are
fR ss fSss g ssS
trust andl and entry u any o. ths lands
wsek Viii ast g. Ss1sd Waes may b. wine
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Nil tseSaSlR 5ay Of January, xhSs Boniaii ca5
u 9Ss ,Rs 4 Pi%$iii SSssSSiSI. ANDREW JOHNSON
Commissloncr Of tho General Land Oeice,
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