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10y FITCH & FOX,
ID Real Estate Brokers' and AHefioasers.
ONCE, corner 7th and ste, opposite Poet on e
&c. T. GRIFFITH, Auctioneerl

HANpsoMK ROSEWOOD PARLoR SUITE.
ThBLkS, WALNUT AND MAHOGANY
CHAMBER sATs AND DINING TABLE
AK MlNSIEx, THkEEPLY AND IN
On MONDAY. the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock a.
m we shall sell, at the residence Of Mrs Harriet
and north, a large and elegant assortment OF
Household Furniture, comprising Ia part
One handsome Rosewood Parlor Suite consisting
OF one Iets and SIX eide Chairs, covered with
ROSEWOOD plush covered Arm and Side Oh ,irs
Two Union Chairs, owned by the late Daniel Web
Marble top Rosewood Centre Table
HAND some Etegere, mirror back
Gilt Frame French Plate Pier Mirrors, slabs and
French Mantel CLOCK, Mantei Ornaments, Vases,
Cane seat, Reception and other Chairs
AK Minister, Tapestry, Brussels and Three ply
Damssk :nd Lace Curtains, COrnioe and Wind ov
Mahogany Marble top Dressing and other Buresu,
Mahogany Marble top washstsnds, Toilet sets
Mahogany Beds eads. W ardrobes
Feather Beds, Hair and husk Mattresses
Mahogany Dining Tables and Chairs
Mahogany Marble top Sdetoard, sofa
French China Dinner Sets. Seyres China
French China Coffee and Tea tets
Cut Glass Goblets, CLsmpagnes. Wines, &c
Plated Casters, Walters, and Fruit Baskets
Stewart Cooking stove, with Fixtures mplete
Gamer ssnce pans MAJ. and Fin ri,a W Stoves
One large Refrigerator, Tin Safe
Knives and Forks, Spoons. &C, together With q
general sssortment OF Kitchen Rec aisites.
To " hich We invite the special attention OF per-
In want of firstc housekeeping articles.
the Furniture 10 in excellent condition and will be
sold without reserve.
spsOd FITCH 4 FOX Auctiopeers
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AUCTION SALES,
klY COOPER LATIMER, Auct1oneers.
- Late Clerks with j. Z. Mcclure DOL
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth street
(Star Once Buildingl

llY COOPER LATIMEK, Auctioneers
- Late Clerks with }. q. Mcclure Oo,)
GStar Once Buildinsl
CEANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
fksR Fkhk WIsT AND sEs EpTE
ALMOST DIKICTLY ON PENNsYIviNfH
A4xHkrkrEp AND WEST OF THE NATIONAL
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed in chapcery cause No.
0ts, Stoneman ct al vs.. Hardesty 1t al shail, on
WkDk ESDAY, the 9th day OF Nay, Is g, at kve
sa6Iie suction on o~ins Rs estate. sell which
was OF the estate of the late Cornelius Mclean. de-
erased, and being parts Of Lots numbered seven a.
said bs II BEEN ss.1 no
two parts; the first Of which fronts - feet IIX
INCHES on street north, and runs back 8, feet 10
public alley, with public alley on the tide Of
snd ssSed suanf ss
secobd Lot fronts 80 feet inches on said street;
is east Of the lot above described and
, TSns north Ley feet then ye:t feet Ii inches
alley Is feet "a inches; then l59 feet TO said Z
street; and then along said street 40 feet ~ inches
TO the beginning. containing about 5,5fi s. 100
Building now occupied by P. Vermeren e. bo:.l
and restaurant. This property 10 in the sounre
imms diately east of Wflard's Hotel, and the sale
offers rare opportunity to those desiring TO In vest
Terms OF sale One-third OF the purchase money
TO be paid in cash. and the balance in, sect We
ly. six sud twelve months from the day of sale
with interest, to be secured by the bonds of the
purchaser. Convey ancihg and stamps at the cost
Of the pur, hsseI deposit of 500 on eac LOT re-
CURED at time of tale.
apI4d&ds C0OPER 4 LATfMsR. H"css
- No. oil Louisi ana avenue, bet 9th and It'll sts
opposite Seaton House.
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DRefOsALs FOB FRESH BEEF.

FRANKFORT Arsenal,
PHILA DELFHIA. April Is. lsS8
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
- ths Cnds rsisned until Il m, April 25 1858, at
this cstCe Tor furnishing the troops stationed at
AFFORD rsenal with Fresh Beef, of a 90 cd mar
!. table quality IN equal proportions of fore and
kiLt quatters, excluding necks, Sharks, and kid
rHy taiOw; the beef t. b. deveNl, free Of cost 10
the troops in such quantities and such terms
may he from time t. time required BY the proper
auth OTity. and to continue in force six months
such less time as the mmissary General shall
Greet. and subject T. his approval commencing on
TIE Isl day Of Msy, 49, Upon acceptance 81 the
c-'er. security and bond in the Of six hundred
collars Will BE- required for the faithful performance
at the contract.
Bids must be indor.ei Proposals for Fresh
Jsei-' GEORGE ID RAMSAY,JP
at Is eO5t BIT Capt q. 3. A. A c. s.
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ReCOnstructiou.

NIRGISIA.-The Constitutional Convent,ou
adjourned at midnight Saturday night, sub ect
TO the call of the committee. Only the presi-
dent and the secretary signed the Sonstitution
a resolution having been adopted dispensing
with the signlng by the members. IL ~ UNDER
stood that the Conservatives would have re-
fused TO sign it. Among the RepU 0lcans yo-
ting against the final adoption WAS one negro
Tue Conservative members Of the Con vent On
have issued an address 10 Che people of the
State. They estimate a white majority under
the hast registration. General Schofield sus-
pended J. =. Calvert State Treasury, on
charges preferred 10y the Governor, and APP
pointed George Rye, the secretary Of the con-
NentIon, treas ureT adint,Tia. John l. Pencie-
ton, superintendent of the State Prison, has
beer removed, and Burnham wardweIl APP
pointed In his place. L. w. Savage. mayor,
with a new set OF Corporation ofiicers, have
been appointed Tor Charlotte VILE
NORTH CARcAINA.-The campaign is closing
amid unparalleled excitement. Both parties
s7e making desperate efforts. Business will be
enurely suspended during the election, COM
mesclng Tomorrow. The negroes VIII vote the
Radical ticket en- aosse. The tosal registered
vote n now nearly 20J.WH. The RsdIc ais say
that the ratification of the constitution will
bring peace and prosperity, but the COnserya-
uves, consisting of four fitths Of the white men
OF the Stale think the welfare of the rsoe and
State demand its REJECTION. Holden will
probably run considerably behind The vote for
the cOnsAutiOn. The FEELING between the
white ans black races IL more bitter thar at
any previous period.
LoUIsIASA.-The election l. passing or
quietly, ana but few disturbances have oc-
Cured. The white vote - considerably
edd. No returns will he given until the. full
vote II officially announced. Orders have
been-issUed 70 commence counting the vote i'm
medlately after tie closing Of the polls. The
counting n to continue without inter mission
until completed. The result wall probably he
known here tomorrow. The Democrats are
onhcent that they have gained an the parish
OF Orleans. They estimate their majority at
-four thousand
GEoRGIA.-Th. election commences in Geor-
cia to-day. The feeling IL intense. Democrats
and h publicans bring equally confident. Re-
ports from Columbus state that frauds have
been discovered IN registration, and charges
have been preferred against Hulberd, the ch Ief
registration officer m the STATE. Ample pre-
cautions have been taken bv General Meade TO
preserve order during the election, troops
having been sent TO all important points for
this purpose.
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toEt Garland ,li' CeloTasO TERRITORY do:
There Is not ing positive as to the number of
troops al each post the above is close TO il as we
The contracts Will commence at all the posts July
/, Dos excepting at Fort land, where the CON
tract wilt commence August loio All the con
tracts viii expire June 80, 1859 excepting at Forts
Harker and Hays. where they will terminate De-
The beef to be of good, wholesome. marketable
quality, with equal proporri ms of fore and hini
aSsT1sIs iiTehs shsnk. and kidney tsllos 70 be
- the fourth vertebral int, and the breast
tTiantd dow Tue shsnss Of the fore quarter.
knee Joint end the hne quarters from six II eigut
Each beef, when dressed, must net at least 400
Tn contractor will be re qured to furnish, weigh
and issue the beef on the order of the Post Com
The place from which to issue the beef will be
furuIsh-d by the Cover nment as well as transpor-
IA ion for he beef from the place of slaughter to
Determined u pom by the commsndins eficer of each
The contractor at each post not situated on the
railroad Win be required TO have on hand at the
post at least 500 bushels OF BY the LIST day of
December, ls5s, with which To feed his herd.
Proposals should state at " hat price per pound
net II is proposed to supply
Harmed aud Dodge;1
Lyon, Re mods AID Garland;
row may be established before the end of No
veElber on the smoky Hill route TO Denver.l
together will be let out gether Persons who bid
fl the posts as above in groups, and are also will
ing To take them separately, should, 10 addition,
bid for them parateiy.
H. addition to the above there will be, during the
summer Eix companies Of the ter tn cavalry 1T
near Fort W alace. and hye companies OF the sew
enth cavalry at Downers station. Daring the
summer the re will be five companies at Fort Dodge,
lnste sd of four as above
Proposals will also state at what price per pound
net. will be furnished such number of cattle, all
steers. between four and six of in good
healthy condition average weight of ,0O pounds
aud none received under $40 pounds on the hoof, >
may be called for by the Commis gary of Subsist
encs at each of the posts named, during the above
months.
Proposals will be enclosed in envelope, en- :
dorsed Proposals for Fresh Beef at" and
properly addressed.
Zach copy of each proposal must have posted al
| its head a copy Of this advertisements.
The undersignsd reserves the right to reject any
or all bids offered.
| Blank forms will be furnished on spplicatiou to
the Offices above mentioned and at the on CO of the
Denver Tribune.
| Pay me- ut 10 be made monthly, in such funds q:
rlsy he fur nished for tn It purpose.
| No bid will be received without written guar
i antee from two esponsible parties for the per-
i foTmaHc of the contract il wardsd
Ridds are invited to DO present at the opening
| Of the bids. MORGAN,
Brevet Brigadier General,
| ap2oSt q. s. Department.
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ACTION BASED on A LIFE PoLICY.-IG a
case tried yesterday and on Thursday in { he
Superior Court, action in titUt ted By an admin
istiator 10 recover the amount OF a policy for
life insurance received by the defendant, TO
whom the policy. which was on the life of
another party, had been assigned security
for the payment Of debts due by the IRtestate
and Others TO the defendant, the Court yester-
day granted the first prayer Of plaintiff, 10 in
struct the jury .'that IL they shall believe from
the eyid, dee that the defendant recei yed the
insurance money mentioned in the evidence
and that in receiving said money the defendant
acted as the agent Of the plaintiffs interstate,
then the defendant is not entitled TO deduct
from said money AN this suit an Y debt which the
jury may find TO have been due to the firm OF
Coale. Cugle & Co, by the defendant jointly
with any other person. unless the jury shall be-
leve that the said inteState authorized the said
defendant 70 apply such monEy TO such debts"
Also the following prayer Of the defendant
Il hat AZ the jury find from the idence that the
defendant, by agreeing with W. W. Deat1er-
age. obtained anc held the life policy sf insur-
ance given in evidence, as security for The La
bllitIes OF W. w. Deatherage, indlvid ually, and
as a partner Of the firms of W. W. Deatnerage
Co, and j. l.. Deatherage Co. 10 the firm Of
Coale, Cugle 4 Co. then the plaintiff cannot
recover in this action, unless they ind that the
amount pald by the Insurance company on the
9th of March, 1865, 10 the defendant exceeds
SAID liablliIes, and the plaintiff can only re-
cover such excess" The amount received by
the defendant from the Insurance company
was 80 o69.65, while the aggregate Indebtedness
of the firms of which the interstate was a part
ner, his liability, &c, was less interestl 81
gl.oS. The jury rem dered a verdict in favor of
aelendant.-BGlttmoTe AMERICAN, lStb.
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l-SITrp STATES LIGHT HOUSE DEPOT

4 NIIFD STATES LIGHT HOUSE DEPOT
y ToMPAiNsvILLE1 STAIN ISLAND. ny
Sealed PTopo ais will be received At this ofs ce
Iutil IL n. FRIDAY, May 4. 1858, from msnufac-
fEteFs AID teaiers only, for the following articles
- .upPiJ fer the United States Light house stab
l.tment-
Fourth Order Franklin Wick 500 yards
keG Lampwick % U dozen
LuCrrue LAmpwirk 30 pounds
Scissors. str al ght. l0J
SCt--t curved 100
whiting 90 pounds
Crash, Ia yards long, 7Oo pieces
Spirits Of ~ inc. 80 gallons
Clock Oil. 20. vials
koap, 20 10 pounds
Brushes. HeNib5e so
Brushes, chimney. 100
Brushes, paint, go
Brushes. whitevssh, go
Brushes, fat, 20
Brushes. clamp, so
White Paiut, lOIs0 pounds
Black Psint. 900 pounds
Boiled Linse~d OIL, SO gallons
Spirits Turpentine 90 gallons
Putty 20 pounds
Hickory Brcom-, 100
Com RrOOms. so
EuveiO pes, elbow, lIxs, 4sso
Envelopes. yellow, 50 x8I4 900
Black Lead pencils, $50
Slate pencils. 500
Writing Paper. As reans
Steel Pens, rs gross
NsfeTs 70 ounces
The pies g. be seen ia the Light house Inspect
or Offices sI the Staten Island Light house De-
Pc, and at Boston Mas.
The Lighthouse Ins pectOr reserves the right to
reject Any or sll the proposals. offered, IL deemed
Ter the public interest 10 do
BY order of the Light house Board.
LUDLOW CASE
RsI6tt Light Inspector, Third District
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~Some Of the lady teachers OF Philadelphia
are considerably exercised m spirit lest the
proposed introduction OF gymnastics a
branch of public school education should en-
tail upon them the duty Of teaching the art and
mystery OF II by example as well as precept-
As they understand the matter, they would
have no serious objections TO swinging dumb
bells before a class, or even vaultIng over
desks, but they apprehend that a thorough
exempllfication of the gymnastic art would re-
qUire physical contortions ard posturers
which strict propriety would not sanction.
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D ROPOSALS.
------ THE SALE wRECK
psssIO AIS fok OF NORFOLK. VA.


Pb..fU.hLS fpk> OF NORFOLK. VA.
Va. prii ", lS3(
Sealed Proposals will ~. wr.cks n. tb.y n "
chase e the tolosfnz nsmeo
l. in Elizabeth river, viz vIVaNIaD ana
Sill a. The line "PENNs.
49,, EARIrAN," cot o""'A' anu
Z CUMBERLAND " ba riva, for
hr pc sails must state the sum - it is 10
each vessel. sud the ttne within white 4 tx-nty
'hpreiy removed of tn sum to he pa zee dsys
per ces tum must be deposited within tn nd the
Iron tie date Of uctif alton ~ che award the
remainder IN y ct"rtioR TO the progress O.
"crk And before he property Is removed IT.
Va ihs event failure IN performing, or prom
" commencing the work within the specifi "a time
and Pr crossing with II to tn satisfaction OF the
Cemmsndsnt 4 the Norfolk Navy Ysrl, the n. ney
previously paid, together with the property re-
Covered snd tie wreck, will be forfeited TO the
Government
The right Is reserved to reject any or oil the pro
posals IL their acceptance is not t. the Of
the Government
The prcIo-sls viii be received until le o'clock,
noon the 10Th May, 1873. A. III KILTv,
eel fkon,m md mi
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RY WILLIAM L. WALL 4 CO., Aucts.,
ID stores g. and SAT,
Southwest corner Pa. ave aud eth street.

a., AT kUCTioN' 0ionAs
On TUESDAY MORNING, April 18Th CON-
mencing at 10 O'Clock, We will sell. ct gu. sale
Rooms, without reserve, the following Medica
Stores. computing
"a casts PSwdsssd OPIUM in half pound bottles
Philadelphia Laboratory
"a cases Powdered soc Aloes In half pound bottles,
Philadelphia labor tory
6cases Chloroforn, I'm half pound tin cana, Astoria
Laboratory
20 cases Ether Portion, In half pound tin cans,
Astoria Laboratory
100 cases PuIverised Rhubarb, In half podnd bot
tlee. Philadslphis La, orstory
10 cases Bermuda Arrow Root In hve pound cans
i. 90 gro . o mart Packing Bottles
\ he sbovs Goods San be seen three day. before
the ale aud will have 70 Dc removed within q We
days from the day OF sale
ferms: Cash, 10 ,Sovernment funds.
apl6d WN L. WALL Co, Auets.
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DROPOsALS FOB COAL.

Assistant CthdyfsruaSfsY's Opfos,
No lI59 q iraTd Street,
philadelphia Pa 4prti 10, 1853.
Sealed Proposals ili be received az this OH ce
al eleven I'D o'clock q TUESDAY, the
2lst instant, for furnishing the Quarter masters
department. with fiye Thousand gross tons best
quality white ash anthracite Coal Of such sizes asd
in such quantities N oe ord cred, for a period
OF Cne year frsm the nTst day of May next, with
tLe privilege of increasing the amount to Ten
q IN ss axl Tons. SHOULD IL be required.
SSrGsh OF the coal as may he required for US. in
BIidesburg and Gray . Ferry road, TO an amC1 AZ
not exceeding Ten Thousand Tons must Be deiy-
errd AZ -uch paipts in the city may be ordered
without arditionsl peBse to the United States.
be balance 20 be delivered on 5ard OF vessels at
this pOrt IN good order and condition, free from
slate. b, lie Gust and her i'm purtties.
Pro sSssls Csf BE- nsfe out In duplicate or blank
10 III, " lcf csp he Obrzinei AZ this ONCE.
Any additional information desired by parsons
the ande sieHed y j CHILLY.
BreNet Colonel and A. Q. NJ, U. 5. Army.
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pIoPOsELs FOR COIN.

OFFICE CHIEF QUARrERMAsTER,l
DEPsxrMENr OF DAKOTA.
or. PAUL, MIxSEsorA, April ls53.S
Proposals are invited 10 May 18TH at II "a . to
Tuppty one ban ired AZ twelve thousaud 20 ua1s
Dakofs. II T.
Al the usual conditions OF Gsvernmeut p-ono-
ssls fr plies and contracts based thsreon iii
b. turosed In this case
Proposals 9 be addressed to the undersigned at
Saint Paul, Mibnesott-
4. Il. H0LABIRD,
Deputy QusrtoTmaster General,
Byt. Brig. Gen, q 8. A, G. q. M,
srl5- 81 Department Of Dakota.
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SUIT FOR DAMAGEs.-A summons TO answ er
at May rules before the United States Court at
Richmond, has been issued against the Orange,
Alexandria and Manassas Gap Railroad, al
the instance Of John Lightner, who claims
damages OF the road.
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NOTICE OFFICE A. Q. NJ,

ACBILE, ALA. April 6. 1853.
Sealed Proposals in duplicate will be received at
tins Once until the 50ih inst. at m, for the fol-
lowing GuaTteTmastsr Property. viz:
. About l5e 10 pounds of Railroad Iron at Fort
Gaines, Alabama.
About 12l At pounds of Railroad Iron at Fort
NOrgaN. Al~bama
Tbi- property will be sold and delivered at the
points above named.
ny order Of the q. NJ. General, U. A.
CHAS- A REYNOLDS,
az 1857 Brevet 1t. Col. and A. o NJ.
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II W L WALL CO., AuetIoneers,
- Stores No. 81 5 spe 317,
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvanta ave and eth 81

FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, CUR.
kANT AND GRAPE VINES, AT AUCTION.
we VII sell. At auction at Sslesrooms on
THURSDAY MOANING NEXT, April Esd, com
mencing At 10 O'Clock, full assOrtmes II of Fruit
Trees, CuTraDt snd Grape Vines from che well
known nursery Of M. Joshua Peirce, Of Linnesn
1850 Peach Trees, Beaths. M ,rris Whit-r. Old
Nixon, Ac.,
2,tt Currant Bushes.
500 Concord Crap Vines
The above ar, in parcels of Is each, packed for
traDs tati"n, md al warranted true 20 name
A few other articles in the nu rserY line will be
added.
Terns cash.
apo W T.. WALL A co. Aucts
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WonAN FROZEN To DKATH.-On Monday
morning last, as two colored men Were going
10 work, N ar Cockeysyille, Md, they found .
white woman lying on the roadside apparently
dead. They removed her TO the nearest house,
where the family made every effort to revive
her, and called in Dr. Haw kins, who pronounc-
ed her in q dying condition. She proved 10 be
Mrs. Shea. residing N oregon, Eighth district
She never revived, and died on Tuesday morn
ing
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nf GBERN q WILLIAMS.
% fAuctionetrs and Real Estate Brokers,
No Ss6 southeast corner 7th and l. streets

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING on
SsfH fTkEErs WKsf. AT AUcrIoS
On mon DAY, tue eth isstant, a. ~ O'Clock D.
m ON the premissss wet half Of Lot No n IN
seusre No ~. being n feet inches By Nc feet
nnkire u . good Baiidtne lot. The above prop'
slsy isln. npidiy improving nsishborhood. Being
fssns: Oue halt cssh; balance three and six
months Tor notes bearing interest. aud SECURED INV
de~d Of trust On the premises All CO.. vsyanci M
and revenue Stamps - the cost of the purch sssy
S.0 down on the DAY 81 sale.
APIS GkEKN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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WV WM. b. WOODWARD, Trustee.
sp Is wfm&ds GREEN VILLA MS. Aucts I
r, GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctis.ssssrs;,n -.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAMP IN VIRGINIA, CONTAINING Is;

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAMP IN VIRGINIA, CONTAINING 1873
On FkIDAY, the LIST day Of May, 1868, I Oh ell sell
Of public auction, by virtue OF deed Of trust rom
ROBora ID. Connor to the subscriber, bearing date
The slst day Of October 1875 and duly recorded In
Hsirfxx County Court, Virginia, November s.,
1856, the following mentioned property, viz:
All that piece or parcel 0f land lying and being In
Fairfax county, In the State OF Virginia. lying
south and west of the back Lick run, and Formerly
Ruddb line being part Of larger tract pure ssed
BY james I. Rcgers from Thomas Cox and wife
containing l:3 acres rcods, and :, poles more or
less-the course and distances viii be more fully
shown on day OF sale-togsther with the improve
ments. M
The sale will take place ct the auction Store OF
Green q Williams, No 526 7th street west corner
Of ID street north In the city OF Washington, ct II
O'Clock M
Terms: Ope-third cash; balance In six twelve,
and eiRhts en- months, Tor notes bs airing Interest
and secured By deed Of trpst on The premises. All
cobveyabcinR and revenue stamps st the cost of
the purchaser. oeno will be required paid down
when the properly IL knocked on ANA u the pur
chaser should fail to comply With the fnii rms IN
the properly q the risk and cost Of he defasisg
purchaser, 81 advertisiae such resale three times
In some Newspaper printed I'm the city Of Washiss.
FREDERICK CUDLIPP. TRUSTEE.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
up s-2aw&ds Auctionssrs.
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wi ALAGA GRAPE
EXCELLENT MFNCE MEAT
n. W. BURCHELL,
fe.7-t Corner 18th and r streets.

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WAsHIS6rON. April 2. 1853.
On the petition Of GEORGE A LEIGHTON, Of
lawrence. Mass. praying for the extension of
patent granted TO him the 18th day Of July, 1854
fol al in provement in Sewing Machines, for seven
years from the xpiration Of said patent, which
takes place Oh the llfb day Of July, 1888:
Ii IL ordered that tie said petition he heard at the
Patent Once on Monday, the 2d day Of June
next, at Il O'Clock M; and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, IL any they have
Why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70
ole IN the Patent Once their objections specially
forth In writing at least ttceRy days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony lied by either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules OF the
Office, which will be furnished on application.
Propositions and other papers relied upon a. testi
mony must be filed In the once trenty days before
tine day Of hearing; the arguments, II any, within
days after filing the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
Republican and the Intelli gencer. Washington, d.
o., and In the Post, Boston, assoc usetts, once
week for three successive weeks; the hrst Of said
publicatons TO be At least sixty days previous to
the day Of hearing. A. N. STOUT,
sp s-~sv Acting Commissioner Of Patents