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Tisc Maryland Senator.

1t is gratifying to announce to our readers
the defeat Of Swami for the Senatorship by
the election Of George Vickers Esq, Of Kent
county. The feathers Of the "white bird"
have been completely laid, and his ambition
to figure in the Senate Of the United States,
snuned out for ever by his rebel friends Of
the Legislature
Mr.. Nickers was sworn III on Monday last,
as United States Senator and took his seat
Mr. Sumner and Mr.. Nye, put on record
their protest against the rebel government
OF Maryland, having representation in the
U, S. Senate. Beyond this no opposition
was made to SIr. Vickers taking his seat.
At the breaking out of the rebellion, Mr.
Vickers was strong Union man and wrote
n number of articles for the Baltimore inner.
lean against secession and rebellion, but
emancipation turned him back again to
Egypt. His love of slavery proved stronger
than his love OF country, and he joined the
rebels and slave drivers who are now organ
lied under the party name of Democrats.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-14

Our Soaps are sold by nearly every grocer
in this State, and very largely in Maryland
and Pennsylvania, and are giving entire sat
isfaction. MOORE e. BRO, Sd and Orange
Sts., Wilmington, Del.
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Buy your Carpets, Oil Cloths and House
Furnishing Goods at BURTON & Co.'s, Elk,
ton, Nd They have one Of the largest
assortments in Cecil county
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focal affairs.

QUICK sales and small profits, at REESE 4
FoARD's popular Cheap Cash House, in the
Hollow.
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PRoCEEDINGs OF THE ORrHANS' CorRr.-
The Orphans Court was in session on
Tuesday and Wednesday of the present week.
Present, Levi II. Evans, James NJ. Evans a
John W. Morgan, Judges of Court.
Ordered, that Sarah A Gonce, Admins
tratrix of John R. Gonce, have her time ex.
tended six months to complete the settle.
ment Of her administration accounts.
Bonds approved and passed-Isaac b.
Ceilings, Guardian Of W. H., Samuel W.
and Amos c. Ceilings: John G. Smith Ad.
ministrator Of Francis p Smith. lydia
Booth and Lewis T, Roberts, Administra.
tors Of George Booth Jacob Rambo and
Eliza Johnson, Administrators Of John 4.
Johnson; Samuel Cam, Executor Of Au-
gustus Cam; Ann II. Hail. Administrators
of Josiah Hall b. +. II. Caulk, Admins
traitor Of Jas. Ford
Sundry accounts of Executors and AID.
ministrators were examined and passed.
Il. d. lamar was appointed Auditor in
Chancery cases pertaining to the Orphans
Court.
Court adjourned to meet on Tuesday next,
in special session.
We defy the world to produce Soaps that
will give better satisfaction than our vii
mngton City, Olive, Defensive and Brown.
Sold by all Grocers MOORE a. BRO. Sd
and Orange Sts., Wilmington. Del
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Jury LIsT.-The Jurors for the April
term Of the Circuit Court for Cecil county
were drawn by Judge Stump, on Monday
last, at the Clerks Office. The following
are the names:
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A VALUABLE LIVERY STABLE

1T TNITIIE SHE.
The subscriber will sell at PRIyATE SAsE a LOT OF
GROUND, situated IN the village Of Rising sun. on
West Cherry street loo 10y $50 feet square, wherein
there Is erected New and Substantial STABLE, 20
10y 10 feet square, tted ao IA goat style for livery
proposes.
known by GEORGE W. HAlNES.
Mar II, lSGS-Gw
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REV. L. c. MATLAcK being absent at Con
ference, the Elkton NJ L. pulpit will be
filed tomorrow by Rev. Jas. McIintre.
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The TRIAL OF ANDY JOHNSON. - \ esterday
the President was to answer to the summons
served upon him by the Sergeant at arms OF
the Senate, and appear before that body as
a high court for the trial Of the Chief Magis
trate The President and his counsel will
seek to retard and delay the trial all they
possibly can, but while a fair chance will be
allowed the great criminal for defence, no
unnecessary dallying in the conduct of the
trial will be permitted by the Managers
Amongst the numerous reports which the
Impeachment trial gives rise to, is one that
the President intends to resign, but he is too
pig headed to take such step as that
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CANNED Strawberries, Blackberries, Peas,
Tomatoes and Green Corn, at BrRroY u
Co. s, Elkton, Nd.
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holland u Co., renew their advertise
ment this week and offer stronger induce.
ments to the public than ever. Their cstab-
hshment is Il credit to the county, and the
same energy and mechanical ability that
established it is extending its business and
yearly increasing the facilities Of the factory.
Mr.. Noland the principal business partner
OF the firm, regards advertising as the road
to success, and in this he but agrees with
the first business men of the country.
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5IcB OR NERVOUS tgADACHs.-Dr S. Rogers Liver
Pills are certain cure. Depot 2OG Dock street,
Philadelphia Sold by DR. Il, X. Foreman, Elkton,
and G. l.. lamar, Port Deposit.
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BRICKS FOR SALE.

pGN. GOO BRICKS of all Qualities, at the Brick
-oV,ooV Yard, at NORTH EAST. inquire a
the Yard, or address JOSEPH TURNER,
Mar H. iS6S-f NoETH EAST, Mp.
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CARPET WEAVING.

~ The subscriber gives notice that after the 18th
of March he will be at the building the corner of
Main street and the Blue Ball road, Little Elk where
he will he prepared to do CARPET WEAVING in
all its branches in good manner and Mt reasonable
rates. Give him call &. McGRADY.
Feb s. iSGS--lY
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PETIT JUROR

Robert L. Oldham,
! Alpheus Crothers,
! Robert Lynch,
Edmund Brown.
John W. Bouchell,
+. W. Lort,
Richard Thomas,
Thomas Maxwell.
! Basil Haines,
I. Howard Davis.
Benz. B. Price,
James johnson,
Hugh Steel,
james CHM.
| William T. Beeks.
IJoseph Il. Men cal.
/ Nathan Alexander
William 7. West,
Henry ID. Smithson
John +. Stephens.
C. y. Sweatman.
W. W. Nickle,
I Edward Y. Ma SIX.
d. j. Heckart,
Il. c. Mackall.
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the following Personal Property. to-wit:
--:.s=;- - s.,s ONE YOKE or OXEN :.c--,-----.
sgs i folR MlLcli COWS, rs !. q y
Sey45asy all flesh: NsLSNl
IA1,-.f4 10 Young Cattle; Shoa,s u
FARMING uYENSiI.S.-l Grain Fan, : OK JN-.-I@
Steel-i"oIil Hay Rake. Family Carriage and IIar-
I"~S: Also, variety Of Farm Implements no;
]. rein mentioned.
Hay and Straw by the ton; Wheat, Corn. Dat, and
i,2tatoc', by the hu,hel onc.half Of 20 acres of
" heat III the ground. \ lot of Pine Lumber aud
Shingles.
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE con
s>ilnS IN part OF Beds Hodstcads, Bedding. Fables
Chairs, Carpet, OIL Cloth, Chamber Furniture Look,
ing Glasses, Soias, Stoves Kitchen and parlor) Cup
board Ware Sc.
Terms or StLE.-AH sums under Sl0 Cash ON ,ay
OF sale: on all SIM. of SO and over Il credit OF six
Months will be given. the purchaser giving his Note
with approved security, bearing interest from the
day OF sale, payable at the National Bank of Ell,ton
81, sale to commence at 10 O'Clock AN
JACOB RAMBU.
ELIZA JOHNSON,
. Administrators OF John \. johnson, deceit
Mar II. lSGs-.w j. H. ASH Aurtioucrr
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SAD.-About two weeks since, Mr.. f. L.
Mason, father Of Mr. Andrew s. Mason. Of
EIkton, left Baltimore to visit his family in
Philadelphia, but by the, time the train ar
rived at Elkton, he was so sick that he
was compelled to stop, thinking he would
stay with his son day or two and then re.
sumo his journey. But, alas ! he was doom
ed to disappointment. He grew worse day
by day, until, on Sunday night last, Death
relieved him from lis sutlerngs. On Thurs
day afternoon last his remains were inferred
in the NJ. E, buyng ground Of this place
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GRAND JURORS.


| homas '. Ward.
/. Z; Crook shanks, il
~! D. 4, Conner,
William NJ. Knight,
Edward b. Caulk.
John Huslelt,
John Wroth,
William W. Scott,
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ACCIDENTS. On Wednesday morning last.
Mr. Joseph Hinchclihe, News Agent, in
Elkton, while endeayoring to get his papers
from the train, fell under the cars. while in
motion, and made Il narrow escape rom be.
ing killed.
On the same morning, party OF boys
were returning from boat ride, when two
OF them fell overheard. and enjoyed the
extreme luxury the first bath ofthe season.
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The HOWE SEWING MACHIAE.-Mr. y. W.
Darbie, travelling agent for the Howe Ma.
chine, will have them on exhibition at the
Howard House the first OF next week. Per
sons who would observe this machine IN
operation should not fail to call while the
agent is in Elkton. Mr.. Darbi. will rive
instructions in using the Howe Machine free
OF charge. Persons who wish to provide
themselves with first class Sewing Machine
will have an opportunity Of testing them and
becomming thoroughly convinced of their
merits before purchasing.
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Public Sale OF Personal Property,
AT BRICK MEETING HOUSE, MD,
On Monday, March BIRD, lS6S.

Ih" subscriber having sold his ARM, will sell nj
Public Sale, on the aboy" day, at his residence the
following mentioned Personal Property. viz:
N large Work Horse, pair of y,-s -
SESArA Mules, three years Old, well .;Stt u y "
{THiN3 matched and work weil,) 3 N.Y.
<SjeaAAr. good Cows. will be in profit "
soon; fashionable Family Carriage with tongue
aud Shafts; Thrashng Machine. in good order.
Crooks Patent: Nanwckle Fan, twO-hursr Mar
iet Wagon | set silvcrmouned Single Harness.
saddle and Bride, Buffalo Robe Horse Blankets |
Wheehlrrow, set Post and Railing Tools Carpenter
Tool :, Grabbing Hoes, Briar Scythe, larpo6n Hay
Fork with Double Block and Tackle and loo feet ol
Rop" II Cow Chains, 2 pair Breast Chains Drop
Claims, Jockey Sticks, Lead Lines and Rcns :.
Grain Chests ! Refining Belt, set Fly Nets.
FiF-llAS BY THE TON.
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITuRE-l
Mahogany Bureau l Walnut Secretary : Cane
Chairs, y dozen plain Chairs. | Rocking Chair I
Setoe, i Tables Beisteuds. Corner cupboard and
Square Cupboard Shay Clock. Lookiag Glu--eS.
Butter Box and Scales. Fruit Racks Churn Man,
Bench, large Meal Chest, cider and Meat Barrels,
! large Copper Kettle aud large Pot No YIN.
Penn Cook Stove and FiNtuyc- Parlor Stove lot ol
stone and Earthcn Pans Work stands Ingram and
Rag Carpet, Stair Carpet. oil cloth and Rods, Wash
Tubs. Sausage Machin" and Stuif,r. and many other
articles too num"Tou- t" mention.
TERMS Sums over $40 Six Months credit with.
ont interest; sums ofriu and un,lor, Cash.
f@-Saic to commence ut - o'clork VI.
JAMES Il. CARIIART.
Mar II, 1s,S-3w
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SHEEP AWARDS.

heretofore advertised, will lac paid on application at
the Commissioners Office, in person or by written
nrl on he
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF SroCK, Ere. -Attcn.
ton is directed to the advertisement Of Wln
H. Heisler, residing near Newark, Del, who
will offer at public sale, on Thursday, the
18th inst, his entire stock and farming i'm.
pIements, etc. As everything advertised is
iirst-class, Mr.. H. keeps about him no other
kind,) those wishing to purchase Il superior
article should attend the sale. For partic.
ulars see advertisements
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Claifvoyance, or Seconds Sight.
DIR. r. II. DOANE,
The Wonderful Clairyoyant !

VIII tell you eveiN Ache Pain in your body with an
asking any q@osJns whether the patieut Is pr. sen, -,
absent; giving true Diagnosis Of tlle disease.
h0~No Charge ror CtiryoSant Examinations f.. ii os.
VINO pay Tor treatment; otherwise the charge will be
from One 60 Five Dollars
Mar Ii, lSGS--2w
- PtEYEN1ioN BLrrER mas CuRs- IN s. Eurur.t I.i,,r
rus VIII prevent the Ague and l iJ,iGu,t nbl tint
Bepo' 2ud Dock street, Philadelphia. Sold by Ia.
Il. IA Foreman, Els'ou aud Z. J.. lamar, =, Deposit
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NO MEDICINE GIVEN,

"" s",DirM Operations rc,Jo,iscti
Curing DEifNESS is mode q SDecialiy.
I".r"S IOr Treatment "jtI,i,! tie rrach ar al,
THE POOR WILL BG TREATED FREE of CnAEGE
from 10 10 O'clock, each morning
Those who are able and willing 10 pay will come FROM
10 to rN., and Will be required To- nav in nronr
ton to property and income from two 10 Two hundred
d5'us-dlwaSs in advance.
G5-Thc public are invited to between the h,nt,
of S and 10 N3i, aud WITNESS TIE DOCTOR PER
lphMlA'" lie cures - eases ont ui loo and benefits
all. However sure Of success. cures will lie .tIaru
tctd.
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PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber being about to remove from his pres
"nt residence to smaller dwelling, will sell at public
sale,
Saturday, The 20M doy Of Norch, 1865,
quantity of Household Furniture. consisting Of Tn
b'cS. Chars. ltodsteadS, Sdrboard &c.
Sale (" commence at II o'clock AM.
Man II, 1865. f. 4. ELLIS.
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A New CHrRN DISTINGUISHES. holland
and Carroll advertise new Churn Dash,
known as Whites Hydraulic Atmospheric
Churn Dash, which is represented to be the
superior Of all other Churn Dashes hereto
fore offered to the public. The Dash oper-
ated in glass churn, was exhibited at the
Howard House the present week, and seem
ed to satisfy all who examined it Of its So.
perior merits. Its vendors claim that it
will produce butter in from p to minutes
churning. This Dash is exceedingly simple,
as will be seen by an examination of the
cut, which heads the advertisement else.
where
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THE ELEToN BUILDING SOCIETY. The
regular monthly meeting of the Society will
be held this evening in the Grand Jury room
at Z! O'Clock, when second nstalmcnt will
be paid in by the members. The stock has
all lyeen taken but about two hundred and
seventy shares, aud it is desirable that these
remaining shares ofthc one thousand, should
be subscribed this evening. The first loan
will be made at the next meeting when the
stock will begin to rapidly increase in value
by the interest and bonuses paid on loans.
This evening will be the last chance to pro.
cure stock at original rates
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NM. T. NTLLEK, CTefk
Mar II, lsGs-3w Comrs Cecil count,
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Received for Monthly Dues......S23, 797 90
teceiveA for Premiums ON Loans lO. 2SG. IS
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SUMNER RESORTS.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GBEENBRIER CO., w. VA.

These Springs, SO long and fsvorabiy known to
the seekers of health q nd pleasure, will q
beoeen Tor the reception Of visitors on vE.AV
the let OF June With extensive improve lSHy1
nents and general refuInishing Of the esfabMsk.
Rlcnt we will be prepared for the com table &C
cofnmodstioa OF from Ttesx hxndrsd 10 tpo thox-
sdRd PERSONS.
Hot and warm Sulphur Baths so emine tly ser.
yiceable In connection with the internal use of
these sltersive waters. are always at the command
OF the Visitor.
One of tss best City BANDS OF Music will be
In attendance TO enl'vee the Lawns and the JAIL
kOON; and a suitable LIVkRY will be open to
the use Of those who may desire to indulge In
horseback or carriage exercise.
Charges will be IS a day or $50 per month,
chfidI under 10 ars aud colored tervants haif
price; white servants according to accommoda
lions
No Effort or OF pense will Ne spared en- the part of
the Prnprietors, to manage this estsbl ishn.ent 10
manner best calculated to promote the comfort Of
Visitors In every respect.
White sulphur Springs, W. Va, April 10Th, 1893
~ For q full account Of the MEDICINAL RYFI-
CACY AND APPLIcA of these waters to psrticu.
lar diseases the reader Is referred to the work
OF pr MOoRMAH, on the Mineral Waters Of the
United States and Canada, !" 60 be fouLd at Messrs
stor-s. A PAMPHLET on the WHITE SUI.
PBCb SPRINGS, containing mach valuable in
fofmstion. can be obtained without charge, of
Messrs COLEMAN q RO6EkS, Baltimore.
uSSSR ROUTE I9 TEE sPRIsS s from any Point
DONsyLLR. sTAUNToN, % CONVICTION, By
Rail, thence by Fine Line of Stage Coao hes on 8
we'll graded Turnpike, % Miles to the spri nn.
ie $50 k,ut
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EVENING STAR


Nehersi tsnby has ned an orsser restori NJ
avn RUE an both The Carollpas. uhss 40 Pre-
seeni shall have proclaimed the ratanc ttsn OF
VI oonsutslona amendment The 10 7>iioa.
oImr"sry oncers are then 10 cease Prfsoa-
ers IN custody under charrr- Of yfolxftpe ths
reconstruction acts arr 10 b. a,srnsr~~a- Ao-~
IN prison for other odenc,-> are n, h turn a
over to the evil au,hcriues.
An swfui calamity Occurred On the exsrinS
., me fcurh Of July, BY TIE g yins way OF me
oakland side OF the bay, a. san Frsnr,sso c.I
About sixty rersors were precipit ated In % tAs
wster Ter bodies have been Recovered n -
impossible &c ascertain the nurnher dro vnea
Mark Grayson. pedestrian. iefl Riohmona
Yesterday TO wax to OmAha. making .lxtg
Democratic speeches on his way. TN Urn "a
continue forty seven days. he earres n nag
marked "Democracy" A large crowd follow
ed him 10 the suburbs.
In the Senate of Louisiana Ieenlsture. the
sests Of seventeen Democratic members ar~
contested; ten OF whom are from the parish aud
city Of New Orteans. W.P kellogg. Onllec-
tor OF the PorL has been nominated for Sena-
tor
The IhhOrrrs' and P-orle's Co-operstve Re-
form con vention, which was called 20 b. held
IN Chicago On the Fourth OF JuIy. o. nominate
an independent candidate for President has
been postponed 90 August Sth.
Hon. George W. JONES. who was nominated
Tor elec'or by the Democratic Convention IN
ne eiifieie He was member OF the Ca
fecerate Congress
The Ssnate Of the South Carolina Lerislsaurs
sdopied the constitutional amendmcut yester-
Day nays Governor Scott viii probably be
insueurated to day.
Charles Francis Adams, our late Minister u
Epslsnd, arrived ~ New YORK yesterday IN
The steamship China
AT the trial of the Columbus prisoners an
abb mas been testified 10 IN behalf Of Date.
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NIETR0POLITAN BOWLING eALOOH.
UNDER MBTROPOLITAN HALL,
fENNA. AVENUE, MAR 1lfH SrRKEY WEI
0GORGE W. BAUER, Propftetoe.
Oper nom 81. n. to II ,. n. The Bar 10 stockse
Ales. l41r&
ssg.rs Of the finest brands WhI
UAll and 80. ial-ly

wi BLOWS
GOAL AND WOOD DEPOT,
VIZ Cokskk SEVENTH srRrkr AND CANAL.
We are now Isc-ivin sons Of tbs very best quail
ities Red and White ash COAL fali sizesD, W ich
Se are Offering 81 greatly seed prices to parties
aI.c. on hand OAK and S'PP Pine WOOD, Sawed and
Split 10 any length or size required. -
- Now 10 the time to send In your orters.
MARLOW'S
Goal and W God Depot,
Je ct corner 7th street and Canal.
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GOVERNNNT BALES


HohsIs' ngLrs' r rEfdafoss' b.. AT AUG
Dssor QuARTgRn.srrRS ovYfcs, 4
WAsHIseroS, o. @, Jane ~ 1873
'ns Sr1f .sesS1 :: 3,
s slsn,; .,a Sg;n,,y Of
= h Mule: in good order. i,s.L s.s B.r.
20 Army wagons. SO '.' IRON WIRE Wire. d.
Sc 81. Is.d nul. Har- SIS ron Pipe fss.'
s.s,s wheel do. sss s sos
Is :. Amb whess do. s. I" sheet Zinc.
, p,;,,a, Led iesa do. f;Aorss Wagons. 70
2 Riding Brides. 0WhssIs.
ii S Eor.e Bssn St i ae is. si,s o..
3PIiniins Presses. 10 auckets, assorted.
10 Cox stoves, and III. r. i ssa .s xds.''
p; r.s.,sss WITH rinnsS.ss,l ot c..esssss: and
Terms: Cash. in Government funds
BY order of the Quartenmaster General
1a D''SS's 0 ssis G.a. T. f;' ;1a,
I ABGE SALE or c9NPE.EEO eOvIsS
con1,nandant's OSe,, June 50. issS
n. :, the U. s.'sysrd' W s.RinstOn, the foi:
Bssar Of COssnwt,on and Re,ai,.
II cid Boats,
Stables.
q Chairs,
" ashstaDds,
Wooden Hand Pumps, &C.
Bureau Of Steam Essis.ey,ns.
% Lamp Brackets.
5eo pounds scrap Leather and Old Hose,
Large lot OF Wrought Iron shsvings, &c.
Bnvsdv Of Provtsions and (yothinx
roo Ibs. Bread,
go iS: Prisd Apples.
100 lbs Pickles,
SIS lbs Coff.e.
80 gallons Beans,
- gallons Molasses,
"a lbs. Tomatoes,
40 lbs. DessicateA Vegetables,
Lot OF Blue Nsnkin,
pairs Roots.
:. pairs Calf skin Shoes,
g ,RDs sl K. k I1s.oco do
Alse. sosp BszOrr, Buttons, Kettles, Pans.
Also, 1850 bottles Mustard,
1TS bottles Pepper,
81 Clothes Brushes,
523 box~s Waterproof Composition,
parts Of sets OF Stewards Stoves,
y 90 Unserviceabe Division Bills.
Alse. Lot Of Blanks, Waste Paper, &C.
$50 bolts Jute Hammock stuff,
IL bolts Cot stuff,
as lbs Oh Rope
Alec. quantity of Leather Hose. Silver Calls,
Oil Cloth. hickory Brooms. Table Covers, &c.
The sale. which will begin at the time named
and in the order Of the mt, will be con-
tinuef at the same hour from day To day until COM
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
The articles TO be removed within ten days
deposit Of ten per centum on each article will be
required 81 the fall Of the ha% WS .propn
Iy 1919 CoDmandsnt.
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pROPosALs FOB sTATIoNsRY.

bEFAErsKNI OF STATE, June 2, 1873
sea'~d Proposals for furnishing STATIONERY for
ne year ending June 81, 1853. will be received at
me raItment until the 10th day Of July, 1888 ct
An estimate Of the quantities VIII IN 9TH BE mead
60 and hank forms for bidding conta lni nj full
LoforTstfop, have hAen prepared, which viii be
ssrrishe6 Upon app tcatfOn.
Address "PrOPOsas," Department OF State,
washington ID q. je 4-Iau4t
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STAES PA7sNT OFFICl

y. -
onithe petition of HkRBY H. EVARrS Of Cni-
caso, Illinois, praying Tor the extension Of q pat
s'xnee the 3lst day OF October, 1854, foI an I'm
tr, ,t IN sninsie msehins. for seven year,
'ise 2 90 he S,:, day Of 0etebsI, lsss.
Tvs ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Pat.ai Once on MONDAY /, the 18th day Of October
s ,es,s; 2. Y O'Clock NJ; end al persons are
neuhed 70 appear and show cause, n any they have,
Wy An petition Ought not 10 be gsaased.
fsts1us opposing the exte nsicp are required 70
sMh IN writing, st lesst ssressy days before the
a. rseS =, All testimony died b{ ssthsr Darsy
sransostsd 10 secerdance With the rules oG ne Of
nee, vnisn vii De furnished on application lsl.
Depositiops and other papers relied upon ~ tes,s.
moey NJ Be nlsd in the ON CO f,ssfr dsVs beforS
60. dsys sfiss hiins The tssEmony,'
OtSsfed; ssss, thst this notice be publ1.hsd in
ID. O., and IN the Tribune, Chkcaeo. nuuois
once week ior Lsree successive weeks; the dr6
Of sid Dukheeffops % BE- q Iensf aaxfv dsvs
preVioss 70 the day Of hssrias. ---I--.
e ssusu Acting Coumi ssioSer Of Pstsns.