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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-09

Capt Perry is regarded MS almost out
OF danger by his medical attendants.
Twelve cases disposed Of in police
court this morning yielded twenty three
dollars in 6nes.
Five arrests we're made by the police
Of the lower district yesterday, two
wtes and three negroes.
stock thieves made raid last night
on Geo. W. Cheek 4 Co.'S stables, on
the old factory lot in Chelsea, and car
ried OF three valuable horses.
Mary Vinson, negress, was nabbed
by Officer Hartman, of.the southern dis
triet, yesterday, and committed on the
charge Of stealing clothing from Sallie
Hume.
Mr.. Washaner's store, No. 60 Beal
street, was broken into this morning,
about two o'clock, by burglars A large
hole was bored out on the side, from q
small alley. Mr.. w., hearing the noise
got up, and the burglars hearing him.
left without entering.
Cooney and Joseph Ruichman charged
with being accessory to the shooting Of
John Curtin, appeared before Esq. Kier'
nan this morning, and, waving exami-
nation, we're bound over in the sum Of
$4,000 each, to appear and answer at the
next term of the Circuit Court
The residence of II. Housef, at Gen.
trail Point, was entered by thieves during
the absence of that gentlemen yesterday
afternoon, and large quantity of bed
clothing, wearing apparel, and several
pieces Of furniture stolen. The theft is
supposed to have been committed by ne
groes who were acquainted with the
premises.
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BOARD OF DIRECTOR!


+. NJ. WHITE, Acting President.
BEN. MAY, Secretary.
Gen. ". B. FORREST, Gen'l Travelling Ag't.
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II. B. PAoKEK-No. | Pittsburg COAL
No. 1884 Main street.
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PIcSICs $40 morrow the st. Patricks
Sunday School picnic will come of at
the Ford place, in Chelsea, and in order
that all may avail themselves of the
opportunity of participating in the frolic,
the price of the tickets has been placed
at only fifty cents. No pains have been
spared in the arrangements, and those
who visit the delightful grounds during
the day may be assured of having q
pleasant time. The proceeds Of the oc-
casion will be applied to a worthy char
ity. A grand basket picnic under the
auspices Of the Ladies Hebrew Benevo-
lent Society, in aid Of the Independent
Order Of BENZ Berth Orphan Asylum,
will be given at James Park. at the head
Of Vance street, on Thursday, which
promises to be an attractive and delight
ful affair. Street cars will ply between
the city and the grounds during the day.
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HATS! HATSI HATS !
AT REDUCED PRICES!

TN ORDER TO REDUCEOUR STOCK PRE-
vioug 70 moving (beirE Qblired % make Tas
for the new ITofall. We viii SILL tDh ~ Z
EEXr THIRTY. DAYS Al hhDOOhD
PRICES.
FRANCISCO a WIGSIN.
T7-ln2 Haueis and furriert. W NAN q.
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Con- AID NAM Barns, nice, clean
towels, good soap. and plenty Of water
a the Overton barber shop. S.
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DON'T FORGET that our sale at
Cost for Boots, Shoes and Hats, still
continues at the Old stand. 40 Main
street. III j. HANDLAN a. co.
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Kid Gloves - opera Shades - One
Dollar n pair, at
WELLS a. COILS,
267 Mafu street.

Ms. G. +. BABcocK. OF the famous ST.
Clair nurseries, SImmerfeld, Illinois,
is in the city, and can be found for
few days only at tae 0vertoR, where
he will receive the orders of those de-
string to plant during the coming fall
Another similar opportunity of supply
ing themselves viii not soon be afforded
our citizens having orchards to plant
and replenish. Mr.. Babcock wishes us
to slso state that liberal reduction in
bis rates will be made to those giving
large orders.
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co, No. 278 Main street, and at Depot

HAYS Coal CoMPAyY.-Best Pittsburg
coal, wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. Office. 287 Main street.
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Special Notices.

Cough.-No Cure, No Pay.-FoRRRsr's JU-
SIPER TAR is warranted to cure Cough, Group,
Hoarseness. Throat and Lung Diseases. or the
price positively refunded. instantaneous re-
lief produced. Tryit. Ifnot satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
D. F. GOODYEAR, $40 Second street, Agent.
Price, S5 cents. S2-t
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Conjugal Love, and the Happiness 10
True Marriage.-Essays for young men. on
the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which destroy
the Manly Powers and create impediuents to
MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad-
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P.
Philadelphia. Pa. 67-I46
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Kid Gloves - opera shades - One
WELLS a. COILS.
2sz Main street.

LAST SENSATION. you want an ex-
celleut shave, hair cut or shampooing, 60
to the famous Eldorado Hair-Drsssing
ssloou, IS jefferson street. where prices
have been reduced to suit the times. IS
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Qua CRY RALwAY.-The books IN
the office Of the Memphis City Railway
Company show 5000 passengers to
have ridden on the cars during the
month of May. The cash receip,s on
the several roads in the same time were
as follows. fernando street, $1,000 90
Beal street, Sls66 90; and Poplar street,
$l749 40. These figures, as compared
with those of April, show an increase in
the amount of travel Of over ten per
cent. The receipts for April we're Her
nando street, $l444 95 Beal street,
$3.50 70; and Poplar street, $l627 So.
The increase Of business, il will thus be
seen, has been mainly on the fernando
line. This may be attributed, doubtless,
to the occurrence during the month OF
several occasions, as, for instance, the
floral celebration and the races, which
brought the road into special requisition
audsequiring even the taking fears from
other tracks and running them on this,
The Sunday business has been greatly
enhanced by the opening Of beer gardens
and other resorts in the suburbs, and
from this source alone the company are
promised very handsome revenue
during the summer. During the month
just closed the box system has been ex'
perimentally instituted on number OF
the cars, and has, we are told by officers
Of the company, thus far given
great satisfaction. 1t is shown by
the books that the receipts on the
cars with boxes is considerably
in excess of those run with conductors,
a result that has followed invariably the
box system in every city where it has
been tried. 1t is also noticeable that the
boxes have increased the sale of tickets,
passengers finding itmore convenient to
provide themselves 9th tickets than to
make change with the driver. The ex-
pense of riding on tickets is also much
less where they are purchased in pack
ages of the value of one dollar and over
the difference being that between seven
and half and ten cents We are pleased
to note an increase in the business of the
road, and we trust it may induce the
company to reduce their fare to figure
which will permit many to patronise the
cars who at present rates cannot afford
TO do SO.
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Promenade CoScEKT.-T The second
grand promenade concert OF the season
will be given at the ConcOrdia Garden,
at the head Of Poplar street, Tomorrow
evening. A full string band will discourse
the music Of the occasion. Admission
free. IS
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THF 0sBoRs HousE, HuxBoLDT.-To
those who seek pleasure and coaifort In
travelling by rail, there Is no greater
desideratum than that Of being able to
procure their regular meals, with sufi
cient time TO eat them. The lack Of
such facilities along many Of our roads
has been, with those who sought comfort
rather than speed, the principal induce
ment to take the river, where their des-
tination could be reached by such con-
veyance. Our roads, we believe, have at
length, however, begun to see this and
have been more careful in the selection
Of those to cater to the taste and comfort
Of their passengers, at the same time
regulating their trains so as to allow
passengers ample time to take their
meals. An instance Of this we notice in
the change Of the meal station on the
Memphis aud Louisville road from
Brownsville to Humboldt, change which
must meet the appreciation Of all accus-
toned to travelling by this fsvorite route
At Humboldt, the Osborn House has re-
Gently been reftied and refurnished
throughout, in an elegant and comfort
able manner, aud the proprietors, Msssrs.
Plat, Haight & Prescott, fully impressed
with the importance Of their position, as
well as the necessity Of keeping a first
class eating house, have determined to
leave nothing untried to induce those who
may have occasion to eat meal there to
call and repeat the experiment The
railroad hotel at Brownsville, Tennessee,
having recently been closed, the Osborn
is now the hotel where all trains passing
Humboldt stop to partake Of refresh
ments. From the change recently made
at the Osborn, we have no doubt but its
reputation will be equal to any eating
house south of the Ohio river. There
are forty rooms, neatly furnished for the
accommodation OF travellers, and every
assurance is given that they will want for
nothing while occupying them.
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Kid Gloves opera shades - One
Dollar n pair, az
26z Main street.
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mo- TraxeIers-Acciden Insurane

can be obtained Of II. p. Butler, Gene-
raj Agent of the original Travellers In
surance Company, at 10 Madison street.
$4,000 for rs cents per day. Long time
policies at large discount 1.
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A OBLIGATIONS FOR INSURANCE
"A promptly attended to by
III. p. BUTLER, Agent,
Corner Of Madison and Front streets.
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PEOPLES
o II II Q H
Take Fire, Marine Il River Risks
DIR CTO RS:

w. b. sREENLAw, JAMES ELDER.
C. W. COVER, N. 5. BRUGE,
JNO. OVERTON. ia, W. M.FARRINGTON
EUGENE MAGEVENEY.
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PHOENIX Issuance CoNFAST.-Ohce
removed to Is Madison street, right hand
door at bead Of stairL 7
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Gle S.
GREEN's PATENT

TIMETABLES ARE RESPECTFULLY IN.
vitea 10 call and examine this much needed
and useful articie-just the thing for House
keepers, and the price within the reach OF All.
sE Samples can be seen al
No. 25G Second street, Irving Block.
ss-ssis =. FEGAN Agent.
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DISPOSAL OF STOLEN STOCK.-Detec-
tive Cornell yesterday recovered, about
four miles out from the city, on the
State Line road, two valuable horses
stolen some days since in the vicinity OF
Cuba, in this county. They we're found
on the premises of respectable planter,
and on the detectives making inquiry
as to how they came in his possession,
was informed that they had been pur-
chased day or two previous from a
"stock trader " who had passed hurriedly
through the neighborhood The planter
had evidently mistaken " stock thief "
for stock trader" and purchased the
animals without for moment hsv-
ing his suspicion aroused that they
were the property of other than
the individual to whom he paid
the money for them. On being informed
by the officer that they had been stolen,
he very cheerfully gave them up. AS
it turns out, therefore, he is the
party really nabbed at last, having neither
horses or money left. And we would in
this connection remark that his misfor-
tune should serve as warning TO planters
generally. Innocent parties are daily
victimized in like manner. The horse
thieves have long since ceased to make
the city market for their plumber, it
being almost impossible for them to
attempt such a thing without detection.
They therefore go into the country to
dispose of their i'll gotten stock, and are
pretty apt to find a purchaser among the
planters. No planter, unless he is willing
to take the chances of losing both his
stock and the price he pays for it, should
purchase from any person whom he has
not the best reason to believe an actual
bona fide owner.
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THE VABIErIEs.-The hot weather OF
withstanding to the contrary, large su-
diences continue to throng this favorite
resort. The attractions offered by Man
sger Broom are irresistible. The bill
promised for this evening is especially
attractive, The Gardner ard Florence
Sisters, Mile Henrietta and Mile Grew,
together with all the old favorites, appear
in new songs. dances and Ethiopian acts.
REv. DR A. L. P. GREfS, Of Nash
vile, will preach the Commencement
sermon at the chapsl Of the State Female
College, on Sunday next, the l4th inst.
at LEI o'clock am.
Kid Gloves opera Shades = One
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Ladies' Saratoga Trunks. all styles.
rfres and prices.
ROBEsON. sSEED a CO..
8 2sI Mafh street, opp. square.
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H.P. BUrLER. Geno-sI Agent,

TRAVELLERS CAN PROCURE SHORT
Il TINE Accident INSURANCE Poll
cies without Medical Examinat On.
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Money TO loan ON CoIIateraIs at 3es
Main street. COT
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Coin pens repointed at 1923 Main at. I
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ACCIDENT INSURANCE

Original Travellers,
Che Pioneer Accident Company in Ameriea.l
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COR. MADISON AND FRONT STREETS.
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Total Losses Paid, over - $4,000. 900
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Net Assets. over :. sr,as4.lso IL
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

wAsHIsaroE, jan. q, ls67-soon.
Trains between WARRINGTON and BALTIhoRR.
and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST. are nov run
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except sunday. at %. 10. and u. 70
p. L.. and q w. I. 30, and u y. N.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily. except Sunday. at Iooa. N. and 4 90
and p. IN.
JUNCTION.
LeavsN SIS and 8 m. and st2oo and AMP. N.
FJi ANNAPOLIS.
Leave At !. 90 and SOP n. No train 10 or from An.
ON SUNDAY.
YoR BALTIhoRE
FOR WAY bTATiOd6.
Leave At !. Is q. m. and l. 50 and g. 1p. =.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, al "
n and I, ~ and o. ~ D. n.
On Sunday, 1t T. 50 and u D. m, only, eoaneetins u
BsIsy station sth trains from baltimore 10 Wheeling.
Through teis. to the West can be had At the wash
". New YO!s phil.S,lRh.s and Boston, sec ad'
J. L. WILBoH,
L. n col T.
GEo. l. kocNky
General Agent, WAshinEts's.
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Ftbfuufy IT,
on the petition OF wh. n. Mitchell, Of New York
~ ,rIn} Eg for the extension Of patent granted
70 hm u" GIl day Of May, 1854 for an improvement
10 Machinery lore Imposing type for seven yea from
the expiration u PATENT which takes plucs ON the
10Th day OF Au! l~Js. "
IL Is UIuCICu tlAl the said petition bo
Patent once IN Monday the 9Th day Of April next MI
u Q clock N and all p0rsous arc notified to appear
ought not TO be .Tautrd. F
Persons opposing the extension are required to Ale
ia tue Patent once tIe.r VbJecOls sci IoT6
~ writing, At least t!otnty days before tie day Of
heariugI al testimony Ned BY either party 10 6e
used at the said hearing. must he taken and trans
mlted in accordance wL the rules Of the Office which
" a. Ue furnished On application.
D"pOsIIOus and other papers, relied upon as tastI.
mout, bU MED In che oiee tpcntD days before
the day Of hearings the arguments, II Any, within
Zen days after hLIn g the testimony.
Ordered, aso, that This police be published in the
Z, and ~ the Auds, New York, n. y, once a week
for three the nTst Of said pu
10 be ut leaS sixty days previous 10 the day OF hear
lug, A. NJ STOUT,
Iel5-shtSw Acting Com III issoner Of Patents.
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ticed upon the public at the entertainment 70
on Thursday last, by allowing nearly every elisi-
BILE scat to be taken up In advance, without any
notice 10 the public, the license OF the proprietors
voked.
After the reference Of number Of Aldermen
bills, the Hoard adjourned
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I NITED STATES SALE OF LANDS IN THE PAR
~ 1911 OF 81, HELENA,B. @.
OFfIcR U. s. DIRIcr TAX CohhIssioN1
FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.

BRAUFoRr,S. G. JAP, ., 1873.
Under an act Of Congress entitled An act to con-
tlnue In force and to amend An act TO establish
bureau for the relief OF freedmen aud rcugees and for
other purposes ~ attested by Edward McPherson.
Clerk OF the House Of Represcntatiy and by John
July l6 1866, aud especially under the eighth
section Of said act, we do hereby make known and
square, -, IN the ely Of Port Royal, 3; q.
commencing the I'd day Of March, 1865, At u clock
OF said day, for the disposal Of the lots Of land
comprising the city OF Port Royal, In said parish, not
heretsfore sold
The aforesaid sale may be adjourned, as may DO
expodept, from place 70 place within tho said parish,
notice. by printed until all the afors.
said property Is sold TO the highest bidder.
Terms cash. and II not paid for before the close Of
the sale for that day. the property struck % may b
taken by any person giving the Same amour or DO sci
up again for sale 10 tho highest bidder. At the dsers'
'O" VI '"' Commonwealth VIII. HENRY BRISBANE,
w E. WORDING,
United State. Direct Tax Commissioners for South
Carolina. felb-td
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Medical.
RALTIMoRE LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED As REFUGE FROM oUAcKERr.
THE ONLY PLACE wHEFE A CURE CAN BE OBJ.
TANNED.

DE- JOHNSTON has discovered tho most certain.
WsstI,;; q iSc bssE SI Limbs. slrIsiuts SSsstsS.
hI$ sssss SsIs s.fl & ,s:s
Of Che Heart, Timidity, Trepbins., eimness q Sight
Skin &assca. q The Ipsss. Stomach, o. Bcss.
y sssssr ssa .clis.ry pHssiies. more
g sh 81 IN q s,r'S. S
6ops; Of sntlsipsiions rendering marriage Se. I'm.
possible, YOUNG MEN
hsvs .I become The ,1H Of ssCsy
nusy sweeps o an qnilnsy grave q ySass
Win lie tSSaSers q eosSeSss or wsted 70 ee.tsey
living Tyre. may call G T!ia III g. d''''
Married Persons. or Young Men contemplating mar
ply ss' Sss.. he may
sSaaasH, ifSSRssfs II; %StksRsssss '
T%is brsaafal bSsassI render. Lie M.er.sl.
os o commit from no, being .ssrs sss
ssi uaasf.,.nd. tSs subject VIII pretend Y dsnI s
S
Ing deprived the pleasures Of healthy odprinG, the
and % S srGu .r And system e
Physical and Mental PunetiCns weakened, Loss Of
PsIpation q he Heart. iudrs.sion. Son.i.psonsi
l Rl:S.lss Wasting Of the Frame. Coughs oon'anP
oPPICE, 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
len-hhnd side going from Baltimore street, q few
door. from the corner. Fail not to observe name and
1S- No letters received unless postpaid aud con-
tainIng q stamp 10 be used on the reply Persons
Ss c s1s send portion Of d'
'', a.',''',n BIZ, JOHNSTON,
graduate from Of the most eminent Colleges In the
been spent in the hospitals o. London Paris. fhi.dsi
Phn aud elsewhere, has effected some Of the most
% rs x. ySr
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds bash
fulncss. with frequent blushng, attended sometimes
with arrangement Of the mind. were cured immedi.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
DR., J. ad dresses all those who have injured them.
S!ycs by Improper indugences and solitary habits.
which ruin both body and mind, uniting them for
These are some Of ihs sad aud melancholy sneets
produced by early habits OF youth, yiI Weakness Of
the Back and Limbs, Pains IN the Head, Dimness OF
Sight, Loss Of Muscular Power, palptation Of the
Of the Digestive FUNCTIONS, General Debility, symp.
toms Of Consumption.
hESrALLr..The fearful effects on the mind are much
TO be dreadei-Loss Of Memory, Confusion Of Ideas,
Society, selfdstrust, Loye OF Solitude Tmidity, de,
are some " the evils produced.
Thousands Of persons Of all ages now judge what
is the Of their health losing their vixor
becoming weak, pale, nervous and emacisted, having
symptoms Of eonsumptioa' O1' 'n' ''''' ''1A'' anu
who have injured themssSe. By certain prae,ie, In
dulEed In when aone-a habit frequently learned from
& sssp ss e snTsd
ers marriage impossible and destroys both mind and
| body-should apply Immediately.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

BOnrN OF NIdcrmcn.
The Board met nj the usual hour, the president
(J. Russell Barn In the chair, and $. V. Noyes,
secretary. Absent Messrs. Given, -Larman,
Noycs and Turton.
CONGREGATIONS.
A communication from the Mayor, nominating
Mr.. Samuel Hineline as superintendent OF
sweeps for the sixth ward. Referred to the
Committee on Police,
The city surveyor, in reply to a resolution Of
this Board, adopted at the last meeting, relative
to the enclosure of certain avenues, streets or
alleys, says: There are no avenues, streets or
public alleys enclosed In that portion OF the city
specified"
The Mayor transmitted the account OF the cor.
poration with the Bank Of Washington as 1t
stood at the close Of Monday, to witi
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w FtDfukfy
On the petition Of ELIAS is0RAIAH, Of Bfistcl, Con
aectieu for the extension Of patent granted
to HIN the Sd day Of December. 1861, for improve-
In Design for Clock Case, for seven years from
the expiration Of said patent. which takes place GU
the ID day OF December, 1865! -
il ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 10Th day OF October
next, at2 o'clock, ~ and all persons are notified
siid petition ought MOTTO be granted.
Persons opPosl1g the eTtenson are required 70 Ale
forth In writing at least tiofntD days before the dty
used at the said hearing must DO taken and trans,
mt,ed In with the Jules Of tbs once. which
will DO furnished on application. ~
Dispositions and other papers. relied upon a. tasti.
mony, must be hed IN the Office tioeny dAy. before
days after hling the testimony. -, =.
RsrusIIe.s ma Ike 'InisiiiSencsr.' &sshn1ton, b.
o. and In the Courant. Hartford. C9nnsetieut, once
day OF hearing. 4. N. STOUT,
tsls.Wa Acting Commissioner of Patents. a
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WAsHIEgToK, February IS, 1853. !
Sealed Proposals will be received until the Oth Of
March, At u clock noon, for the purchase Of the fol-
lowing vessels:
, AT rms " AspISdroS YARp.-The MahopAe. saugus,
Ar NEw 0RLELss-The wInnebAso. Manhattan.
bAw, Ant KiehapOo.
The proposals state the prices that will be given
such fittings as are now attached to them The vessels
can be seen and all necessary Information eoneerning
tiona
posas acceptance Is not for the Interest Of the
Goyernnent ,,,,
quifed within three days aeI notification of Tho az,
ceptsuec of proposa TO DO forfeited In case Of non
cemplesn Of the purchase and the balance upon The
anal delivery Of the vessel. - ..T y
ra'enA'' VI '''A GIDEON WELLS,
fe2o- eotd Secretary Of the Navy.