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EXCURSION TO THE HERmTAGE.-The
scholars Of the Second Presbyterian Sun
day School are to make an excursion trip
on The Talisman to the Hermitage to-mor-
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CRowDED.-The Lebanon stage going
out yesterday morning, took sixteen grown
passengers. Another great proof Of the
need Of railroad
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FIsK SCHOOL ENHIBITEoS.-Ths exeF-
cises Of the above institution were witHess-
ed by adense crowd Of our oolored. pop
ulatiOp, at lhe Masonic Hall, last blight.
Everything passed over Satisfactorily 90
those interested. We are requested q say,
that the exercises viii repeated tonight,
Wiih considerable change in the pro-
gramme res
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To this sum isto be added the interest.
But the Receiver says Mr.. Burns. kind
hearted board pat cOllAierals in his hands
TO protect him. Unfortunately the putting
Of the road, intlle hands Of a Receiver has
given every thing connected with IL the
miidew 10 snch an extent that they are. all
nearly worthless, and Mr.. Burns, have
no doubt, would be happy 70 surrender
them, II the debts due him were paid. .r
have an opinion, "a which alf bonora-
bic men will agree with nae, that DE State
should moi ask % expect Mr.. Bafns 10 adj
vance his priVale Haesns.to build roai,
and then come in and take possession Of Il
without reinlbarsing him. II the road had
remained in The hands OF the eeompany,
the laa,oFers w6aid hsve been paid, the
State would have been paid, and MIR.
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CRmrNAL CoURT.-The Payne care
still engrosses the attention Of this court.
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University Of Nashville


sag $50 fJFi $500 @ Hrst
THfS INSTITUTION. ALTHOUGH StP
| 4 ported and controlled neither by ChUrrl
| nor State. has already rendered valul
| BILE and acknowledged services 10 tb,
/ cause of education, science and religion
/ Il is established on permanent basis. and Sill.
! mainly dependent upon tuition fees Tor ~ asIr
i port, has ever welcomed studi0us and ambition
1 youth % its advantages with or without mJuev
Il Is thedesigu of the Trustees 90 open Law. Sci
/ entihc, Litefaryand other Department sas speed
I lly as circumstances viii allbw. At prescat fEl
| Derartments are IN successiui operation
1.-The Montgomery Bell AeHaemy
which embraces an eight years course. equivs-
lent 70 the ordinary preparatory aud collegiate
| departments Of W estcrn and southern iuslfU-
tons. Il is conducted by an able cnrps OF te1rh-
ers. with splendid buildings. excellent hbrties.
apparatus, etc. Boys are Prepared Tor eutrIuce
into the higher departments al tho I University.
% lot tue pursuits Of active life at the option
~ the parents The next session opens ou ZION
aay, september n. ls6S- Tuition in the Gram
M sat school so Der annum inthe iligh School.
HI-rLe medIeaI Depart lneut.
| Which was founded in 1850. lth1s already A.
trieuiated tour thousand students. of whom
eleven hundred and eighty 81 x have receivettfhc
Museum. etc, are IN all respects eoupirfef 4
ment I 80
The regular course Of instruction wi. h4-,r
on the FIRST Monday in y ov embcr lssss a4I fr{
on the first dhy OF March. lS5iA The ureiSri
nary course opens on the tiFst Monday iu .t'..
tOber.
The Anstoufi,.al Rooms wi be opene.I ON tr..
first Monday IN october and every fseiIttv hi.
igsded for the prosecution 81 that cerncr-strus
study. 90 h .r
For ticket 70 each course 81 UT
Marian fan
fascinating tee,A+.rr.+ .'-i ~ + ...a. 20 q.
d a. Js.r IA EACULTY. ~ -snB a.
WILLIAM KfBOWGING. Nh. Pralss -or l.
Theory aud Practiee Of NJ siieineiaRd Dean o..
CHARLES K. WINSTON. NJ. ~, lPr6fR,r of
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Nomn and
}. BERRTEN LrSDsLEY. N n, rryitessor Of
WILLIAM T. BBIGGs.bAk d. Prof,srir oil,
THOMAS L. sfADBtN, NJ. D.. Professor 5fIn.
stlt1tes OF Mediciue. ? a7i Ctw
JOHN y. GALLENDER, NJ d.. Prof,gsrr Of
W ateTia Mediea and Therapeutics. ~.
MILhtAM d, .NTCH0L, NJ. D.. Professor oi
AGnnlc al medioinOs fU .H. .f.rH w
THOMAS B. BUCHANAN. MD, proir,aar %.
VAN 5. TIffNDSLEY, N. d. Professor 5tys,iir-i-
HkNkY NJ eQMPTON. NJ. D.. DcnOrstu,or
Foraddiiional information nppiytg '
-a .itJ. BBRRiEN LlNDSEEY.
D a., ChaneelloT Of the, 4 uIverity.
m "A Il ruru
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The New York World sara !:


'1n the Border State bonds there was q
break in Yirginias to 533, upon the report
that the interest would not be paid, and
exaggerated rumorsa az TO the amount Of the
State debt, and then recovered to 55. The
deficiency in the money required to pay
the interest on the debt Of the State Is
cansed by unwarranted and Illegal ex-
penditure of the State funds for electioneer-
ing purposes by the Radical faction, bat it
is by no means certain that the interest
will not yet be paid. As regards the State
debt, the total is 100000, but this
is represented by interests in railroads
amounting to ST., 563, 299, and $40, 100000
in the James River and Kanawha Canal
making total Of S27, 963, 299. As West
Virginia assumes one-third Of the whole
debt as her share, this leaves less than $780,
100000 as the debt proper Of Virginia
represented by the railroad and canal in
terests, enumerated and in round numbers
about $2S, 0000 600 The exhibit is favor
able, and under proper management the
bonds Of Virginia viii pay their interest up
punctHally, and rank as high as those Of
Tennessee and North Carolina"
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LEAVE OF AnsENcE.-LieuL J. S.
Payne, of the 9Th cavalry, left the city
yesterday morning for Knoxville, on a
leave Of absence Cor several days.
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ENGINES AND BOILERS.

4 ANE 4 BODLEY SAW MILLS-GREAT
4 4 reduction in. prizes We are Olicrmr irr
sale at reduced prices. "a large lot OF Or G. clI-r
Portable Engines, Stationary Fnflnes auI
BOilers. as follgwas one Stationary Eurur
without boiler, forty horse power ono Slatiou-
AIRY Engine, without boiler, ten horse power
one pair Double Engines fifty horse power. with
two boilers, each twenty feet lung. forty Uche.
diameter; Ons extra large Portable Engine IU'
by 10 inch cylinder one large Portable vi .,ue.
10 by Dc inch cylinder tWo Portable EneiueH
By Is inch cylinder also. several Lane a Bod
eY SAW Mills. With the improved wrought iron
cad blocks and solid iron frames.
,Ih. -l7ai JOHN y. ia hH Aveuf
= .rt' L al. E--T a. With - RsRABla.E Gp
Oc;l II d GO s, Market Sc. Nashville. Tenn.
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Gold advanced in New York yesterday
The following are the quotations Opened
at 1898, was 1895 at 1925, 14O at 1O4O,
1895 at noon, and closed at lao at 8 p. M.
Dealers here were paying 1891 and holding
at 1404. .--.. g
Government securities are shade lower
The following are yesterdays New York
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
wrH. ARRIVED. " IL ..u
Nashville, Cairo. ,.1.t
Fl. ..." BY HaI rrs| sac
Ella Hughes, Cairo. q .sa
DEPARTED. A.
Alpha, Cairo, YAH fsgg
LEAVING TODAY. nd. ..

hdhu1 blduueAsi Nidth5fliicB y ms
The river at this point is still recedipg,
with twenty-eight inches on Harpelh
Shoals. The weather continues clear and
pleasant. lH r
The arrivals yesterday was the Nash
vile and Ella Hughes, both from Cairo.
The latter il entitled 10 the horns, having
made the quickest trip of the season. a
The Alpha took the place Of the Nash
vile, and departed for Cairo at the usual
hour, with fair trip ar tEgy :.
lafhe Fanny Brandeis was expected last
night, and is the regular packet for Smith
land and Evansville to-day at l2-o'clotk,
Capt. Henry. I'D
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New Ice Cream Saloon
Middle District Of Tennessee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVRS
notice 81 his appointment "a Assignee II
Miles II. Msyes, Alfred B. Pendieion, David
Humphrey, Lewis karger, Ben. r. Brown.
Isaac SOhen, Phillip Blumsnthal and Vim.
y. EllibtL Of Nashville M the county
OF Davidson and State Of Tsnnessee, within
said District, who have been adjudged bankrupts
said Dietrict.
-, AS. CHADBOURYE, Assignee,
Z arr lawSt O. Odiee. so cheroh street.
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InfOFnaIiOn in g. -. Otreuit
Court, W.. -. Of Tenn.
APRtL TERM. 1850
WnEREAs. R. MOP. sMITH. EsQ- :

No. fO5-United States vs. tive and one bal.
.H. .-E. boxes Tobacco. .. ...H
"HERRAs. a. Mop. SMITH. ESQ. .. tT.
w t0mey Of the United States Gir said dos
triet had sled his information IN thc .HII
Court. a. we'll on behalf ~ the TINTED ftIfDt
and Of ali persons concerned. agaiIsttre and
One-hAlf gf tobacco, Alexander y Bro. re-
puted own srs,) alleging. among other thIes. Chat
said tObaeeO was seized A. iorfeted ~ the NniIeJ
States, for the cause IN said information II
legged. ,. ... .f..
Nov Therefore in obedience 70 ttc mgniti1n
Of the Court % me directed and delivered 3 Ir
hereby giye public notice % all persons rlniu.u-
said property, Or knowing or having auY thin "a.
why the same should not 81 c6ndc diusI .r
forfeited, that they be and appear before .t:I
Circuit Court. ~ be held at the FeierlI tUrI.
k0Om inthe Capitol, iu the city III y asht DIE Hr
the 29th day of Jane, 1855, M ~ G'rIH.a
A. ~ then aud there 30 ihterp0se their elaiu
arI IA. h. h.disAHEVCk.
juHG lat i f4-.f -. ~ q, S. M4rhlI
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Middle District OF Teuuess.
.sgsiz 70. wHosIsIT MAY CONCERN.

TnHB UNDERSIGNED HERRBY QIVRS.
notice Of bis appointment a. Assignee Of
tho estates Of J. II. Weaks and Joel NJ New-,
berry Of stewart county, state OF Tennessee
Ewlthia said n isffzst who lfaEe iIaesF slIIi 81
bankrupts upon their own petitiona By theIIlis-
trict Court Of said district -.
Dated Dover, Tenn, MAY z. 1858
sE&f IS LANES II. FL0aD, g
junll laW3t Assignes.
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BusIgEss NIsIToRs.-M Mobile and ST.
Louis arc earnestly engaged in the reopen
ing Of Bayou Manchac, which viii estab-
iish eioect water commEnicatiou with No
bile. Several gentlemen representing these
cities, on THE subject, wall to-day visit
Nashville
Capt =. r. Oden, one Of the st. Louis
committee, is well aud layorably known 10
many Of our citizens. lie was a gallant
Confederate officer, a prominent Sc. Louis
merchant and was the agent al that city
Of the Nashville and Cairo Packet Com
Pany until recently relieved BY Capt J n.
C0Theu.
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PERsoNAL.-Judge Meeker left the city
yesterday for a summer's residence in the
pleasanter latitude Of Minnesota.
Capt w. J Ross, General Agent Of the
Memphis and Charleston road was in the
city yesterday.
DIR. w. Collins Bright, a recent graduate
OF the Nashville Medical College, but now
located in Fayetteville, is paying brief
visit to his friends in the city.
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In regard to Tennessee bonds, the New
York Post of the 9Th inst, says: "The
number Of persons and corporations con
cerned in maintaining the price of these
bonds contribute to sustain the quotations.
This is not difficult in money mark ct 30
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GENERAL MARK ETS.

NASHVILLE, june IL 1868.
CoTToN.- received or shipped
One bale sold at 25c.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-The argument in the
case Of Isaac Frank as. the city Of Nash.
willie, suit brought 70 recover $4,000
damages claimed TO have been sustained
by the plaintiff in the improvement of
North Market street, will be concluded in
the Circuit Court to-day. Col. John c.
Burch and Wm. G. Brien, Esq, appear for
plaintiff, aud City Attorney Allen appears
for the corporation.
The jury in the Voolfolk case ia still
hung
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NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on band Sept 4, 1856. ....-........... So
Received to-day. .-....--.-...-.....
Received previously II n .2l3
Total. ......,,.-..... ........-s.,...1~.- 7l.735
Shipped to-day ...-..--.-..-...--...----.. q
shaped previously 754-O,is 81
Stock on hand tO-day.-.........-...-.- s54
The following dispatches were received
at the Chamber Of Commerce:
LONDON, June Hills a. NJ Cousols
95(9 954. q. s. bonds 72t ITO a. N
IT, $. bonds 72s9725.
LIVERPOOL, June ll-l1:l5 AM-Cot-
ton market quiet Eliminated sales to-day
5000 bales uplands lid; Orleans II ID.
100 P. M-Cotton declining. P. N
CottOn-Sales to-day 5000 bales; uplands
lid ahOat l05d Orleans IL ID. 90.
\ NV YoRK, june 1l.--Gold opened at
1891. 1928 A. M.-Gold 1890 1910 A.
M.-Gold 40. Cotton inactive and droop-
ing nOminaliy 2lc FOR low middling 294c
for uplands; 29c for good 293c for Mobile
and 30c for Orleans. l:20 r. M.-Gold
1891 Cotton dill and nominal. Tennez-
see bonds OLD Issue, 73lc; new ne. p.
M-}old l40. Cotton entirely nominal
and weak sales $50 bales; quotations
nominaily unchanged. h1
GRAIs. Com, loose, 74c per bnshei in
store, sacked, sec; delivered At depot sse.
Oats, S5c. C.as-, a...t ~
HAy.-$2l(922 per tOu. -
BAeoE.=-We quote clear sides at l7Ie;
shoulders I4g14Ie pam hams f7@l7le;
Hart & lFeusieys canvasel l9c
LARD IN herces. isesfsle; 10 kegs
y lei IN tl,fes ansl eve pepsl esddies, pen
ease &c. 81. Faa OIL tEa a1slfF-d p. l
,FIpuR. eoinaion 10 choice super6ne
50 5e(9lO. family Sl2 5O@l2, fancy Sl4
9I5 per BIZ.
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C9FFEE- Bic 2S@25lc Laguyra 27Ie
Java 40c.
OLASSEs.-Reboile New Orleans so
per gallon. -r..
SIRUPs.-65@90c per gallon.
SUGAR.-Crushed and granulaied Isle
Coffee sugars, A, B, c, 17@l7Ie; New
Orleans, l6@l64c; Demarara, l5@I6lr
\ CASDLEs.-Star candles ISc per ID hard
pressed tanow S. p per box. /
SALr.-Seven bushel barrels 81 50 per
bhl
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nrur J. scorr PAWS, or rHa 5rn

EEUT J. SooTT PAYNE, or rHE 5TH
u. $. CAyALRY.-We had the pleasure OF
a call from this gentleman on yesterday.
lie has been on duty for some months at
Knoxville, in The assistance Of The Revenue
Officer at Chat place, and has performed his
duties 10 The entire satisfaction Of all con-
cerned. Lent Payne is Conservative in
has political views, and does not think il
incumbent upon him to forego their mani
iestatlonsin a proper way. This has ex-
cited the ire aud malevolence Of the Radi-
calls in that region, who have subjected
him to the necessity of disproving friyo-
lous and uniounlod charges against him,
the most serious Of which was that he
selected has associates from among gentle
men Of his choice. lie returns, however
fully cNonerated.
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The Quickest and Cheapest
THE VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
AIR LIN

BRINGING AND CARRYING FREIGHTS
cities IN
Prom six 90 Nine Days,
and at rates at least Twenty five per cent
lower than any other line. 1T.
tbs line is now thoroughly organized, and
shippers may rely upon having merchandise
put through Ia the shortest possible time and
in good condition -#
J. +. 0'SHAUGHNESSY & co. Agents.
OFFICE No. "a South Market street
my29 Nv e1fi $780,
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Closing Night OF Rev. W. r. Ward's
Seminary. ~ ~ -


The chapel, halls and galleries Of the
Seminary we're thronged last night to wit
ness the closing Of the third academic year
of this Seminary. The music, under The
supervision Of those accomplished artistss.
Mesdames Robertson and PriestIy and
Misses Reece, Hunt, Akeroyd and Hudson
showed high degree OF culture. and a
profound knowledge Of this divine art but
We will say, lsoftly Of oourse,) never hav-
Ing been able to rise to a double octave
that few Of our simple ballads, brimmisg.
over with the warm sentiments which CUR.
gle up in every human heart, would have
thrilled that audience with an enthusiasm
they did not under Che high pressure Of
operate scienes. We give below the PRO-
grammes for both evenings:
+
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FIRST BOARD.


1000 North Carolina Is, ex. Coupons. .......59
lbUU" ml4SOuFl p5-'s..ss..s. 30
1000 do ........... ..... q3i
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HUNTINGTON,

No, 3 North Cherry S
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LOUISVILLE, June ll.-Sales OF 2S7
Ihds of tobacco; light Tugs 81 70@S$
Wheat 81 20692 %. Corn 95@9Se
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DRofosALs FOR FREsH BEEF.

OFFICE CHIEF CoxMIssARr sUBsIsrESoE.l
RlCHhoSD, VA, February Is, 1865. !
Sealed proposals, n duplicate, will DO received at
2k3 street, Washington, d, @. on MONDAY, March
10, 1865, at II, m, for all the
FRESH BEEF
required at AlexAndra Va for six months from April
L. 1888, or such less time as the CommssaTy General
OF Subsistence may direct The Beef to be delivered
there on the order o. the Acting C9mmlssary Of Sub
sistence at that place. OF good and marketable quail
ity, In equal proportions Of fore and hind quarters
lnecks, shanks. and kidney tallow to DO excluded
The necks OF the cattle to be cut OF at
fourth yertebral Joint, and the breast trimmed down
The hAnks Of oTed to be cut from three TO four
inches above the knee Joint, and Of headquarters
from six to eight Inches above the gambrel or hook
Joint,
Bidders are requested to be to respond to their
bd and be prepared TO give bonds for the fulhlmen
Of their contract.
PIGposas must Be indoI.sd distinctly, "PrOpO'al'
for good cause.
Conditions, requirements. payments. &c, &c. . as
heretofore
BY command OfBu, Maj GsSs. 4 n sihSssld'
mh9la Byt. Lieut.. Col. and Chief Q. o.
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CITY ORDINANCES.
sixty-nnh Council.

An ACT making an appropriation to pay for
medicine, furnished the poor Of the First,
Second, Third, Fith, and Sixth Wards for the
quarter ending Decembir 81, 1857.
Be ii enacted by the Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of the city Of Wash.
ipgtoH, That the sum Of three hundred and
thirty Eve dollars and eighty cents be, and tho
same Is hereby, Appropriated out Of the general
fund to pay the ward spothsoariss for furnishing
medicines to the poor for the quarter ending
December 81, 1867, rs follows: David O. Ridg.
Icy one hundred and thirty two dollars and sixty
cents d. p. Hickling, one hundred and four.
teen dollars and sixty cents; GeorgeJ. Musser
twelve dollars and thirty.fv cents; E. B. Barry
twenty six dollars aud thirty cents; and John
E. Bates forty mine dollars and ninety Ave cents
JAMES G. DULIN,
Pre,idsn ofths Board Of Common Council
J. RUSSELL BARR,
Pre,idem Of the Board Of Aldermen.
Approved, February IA, 1868.
RICHARD wALLACH, Mayor.
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JOINT RESOLUTION Of respect to tho memory Of
tho late Peter Force

Be ii re,oired &c, That We deeply deplors the
death Of our much esteemed fellow. citizen Gen.
eral Peter Force, whose warm hoart, genial
manners, and integrity Of character had won the
affections and unbounded confidence Of the com.
munity, and whose long and exemplary life va.
devoted to their welfare, aad the promotion Of
the interests Of this his adopted city.
Resotred, That We hereby tender to the mem
bers Of his sorrow. stricken housshold our heart
felt sympathy in their bereavement, and would
earnestly point them to Him the great Author
and Finisher Of our faith, who alone is able TO
assuage their grief
Re'oirea, That we attend his funeral obsequies
In body, on to. morrow, Sunday afternoon, at
2 o'clock.
Resolved, That these resolutions be spread on
our journals, and that the Mayor be requested
to transmit q copy Of the same to the family OF
the deceased.
Approved, February II 1919
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PROPOSALS FOR CONTINUING DELAWARE
l. BREAhWATER,
UsITgD sIATEs ksoIxEEE oYTIeE.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. February Is. 1865.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, with copy Of this
Advertisement attached % each, will be received at
Necessary for putting Upward Of ZOO tops Of stone in
foHr. hlths Of tho stone TO DO irregular blocks, each
weighing from two TO ave and hall tonAi one fih
Bidders to furnish all the machinery, boats moor
ings, &c and whatever may DO required for properly
RECEIVING. removing, and puttpg stones in place.
United States agents. and not paid for until accepted
by them. A deduction Of twenty Ave per eentum
made On part payments until completion and accept
anee Of all the labor.
Work to commence about the 18th OF May. and 10 be
eomPeted by the 10Th OF October, 1855
Bidders state the rate Of labor per ton OF 80
pounds at which they will put In place the stones de-
water and Ice. breaker,
Each proposal must be guaranteed by two response
BILE persons, whose sgnatuIes should DO Appe nded 10
tho guaranty, and who should BE- eeItined % being
'reI Judge, attorney eolleetor or other public ooer
Eny5l0pes to DO endorsed Proposals Tor Labor for
~ Fig viii B sS SDs1sa Il Il 70 b. M.:h
particulars and printed forms aPRiy AZ al, once.
isbisot q, .. Engineers.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ VsirhD STATES PtrESr oryIeE,.

= MAbhINUTOF, February II, 1BG
On the petition Of WARREN Air, Of Peek skill New
YORK, praying for the extension OF patent granted
% him the l2h DAY Of September, 1884, for an Improve
ment In straw Cutters for seven years, from the en-
pratlon Of said patent which takes place on the NH
day Of September, 1865:
II ~ ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent Once ON MONDAY. the I'd day Of June
next clock, m and all persons are gifted 10
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to hIs In
the Patent once their objections, specially forth In
writing at least tpety before the day Of
Al ,esumGny Med by either party, to be 1sed At the
on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testi.
after filing the testimony -
Ordered also, that this lotiee be published in the
g, and in the Attds, New York. n II once week
to be at least sixty days previous to the o. hearing
feis.Tust Acting Com mi sioner Of P.tents
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:, I'M Nut lOr tHu feHef OF OhHTIes kIotI
he 1t enaeted, DC, That the fine imposed upon
Charles klotz BY Justice Morsell en- or about the
I'd Of August last for an alleged violation Of law
be, and the same is hereby, remitted; and that
the sum Of twenty dollars be, and the same Is
hereby, appropriated, payable out Of the general
fund, to carry this act into effect: Provided.
That the said Klotn pay the cost Of prosecution
Approved, February II, 1868.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-05

An ACT for the relief of Henry Hem.lsy.
Bel enacted, DC, That the sum Of four dollars
be, and the same is hereby, appropriated, out Of
the general fund TO enable the Mayor TO refund
TO Henry Hemsley, the amount OF 6ns imposed
upon him BY Justice Morsoll, for a. alleged vi.
olation Of law said dne is hereby RENTED.
Approved, February IA, 1868.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-05

BANKRUPTCY. n----
AT the city Of Washington, the 2h day Of ebruaTy
ls Th' undersigned hsrsRS yss PStiSs q his NJ
City Of Washington, within said District, who has
been Adjudged bankrupt upon his own Petition BY
the Supreme Court OF said Diitrlot.
GRO MASON,
,, Attornsy-at-Lsw, City Hall,
fsT'ThS Assignee