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THE EVENING STAR
RECONSTRUCTIoN.

NORTH CARoLINA.-The State Radical coz
veution 10 nominate candidates under the new
constitution, met in Raleigh yesterday. There
was large gathering Of blacks a. the conven-
non. EN-Cioyornor Holden was nominated for
Goyernor. Col Heaton gets the nomination
LOT Congress from the Newbern district Mr..
hedrick, OF Orage county, offered q resolution.
mat no person shall receive from the conven-
non nomination the State ticket who ~
disfrsn chised from holding once, either by ths
reconstrncuon acts OF Congress, or by the i&th
article OF The Constitution of the United Statas,
known as the Howard amendment Laid on
the table.
GKoEeIA.-Section ~ Of the bill OF rights Wa
adopted hy the Convention yesterday. It
allews a Homestead worth $1,000, and personal
property worth Si.00 IN specie, both 20 be
valued NJ the time they are set apart and
instructs the Legislature 10 provide for the set
ting apart and valuation OF the same motion
to adjourn de on the 7th OF March Wa lost
A resolution that mechanics and laborers shall
have n lien upon the property Of employers for
labor and material prevailed. The removal of
the State capital to Atlanta was discussed. L.
Will come TO q vote to-day.
FLoRIDA.-The Republican State Convention
met last night. The following State ticket WIZ
nominated, and the nominations made unsnI-
mous;-For Governor, Harrison Reed; Lieu
tenant Governor, VIM. II. Gleason; member OF
Congress, q. NJ. Hamilton. Six delegates 20 the
Chicago Convention and new State Executive
Committee were also elected. Three Presidential
e lectors Were nomina ted.
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A CHICAGO DIvoRcE-A Dosblc Set Of wives
and thitdren.-tn the Circuit Court, at Chicago.
on Monday, John and Catherine SpeIlman
Were divorced, as the result of the following
somew hat singular occurrences and circuun-
stances Thirty years ago Spellman married
the plainin IN Ireland, where they lived a
number OF years an happiness, three children
being ADDED 10 their family. Spellmau then
concluded TO seek his fortune in America.
Nhiiher he came about twenty years ago His
vile heard nothing from him; and has children,
IA sang grown 10 n anhood, determined To see AZ
their father was still alive. Coming TO this
country, they began search which ended
in his discovery at freeport, Illinois, in
the possession of a considerable of this worlds
goods. This was an agreeable surprise 10 the
children; but their JOY was considerably damp
cd when they learned that another wife ana
other children calling Mr.. Spellman sshus-
band" and Ssfather," stood where they and
their mother should stand. Mr.. Spellman
agreed 10 return to his first love, and went to
see has wife, who was an Philadelphia She
forgaye him, on condition that he would cling
to her. He agreed to do so; but after a few
weeks the love he bore Mrs. Spellman No. 2
conqa his duty TO Nils. SpeIlman No. I, and
he again deserted her. This was more than she
could bear. Following him to Chicago she
sued for and obtained divorce and consolation
beside TO the amount OF s5,OO0.
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A SUPPOSED DEAD WOMAN CoMss TO LIFE
singular affair occurred I'm the ssWest End"
New Albany, few days ago. Ii seems an
elderly lady living in that part of the city has
been sick for some months past and a few
days ago she fell INTO a stupor and was supposed
10 have died. Her husband believing she had
passed from this world began to make the usual
preparations for her funeral, and with tn At end
IN view went UP townand purchased the mate
nal TO make the shroud- Upon his return home
with his purchase, be was astonished and hor-
rifed TO find his wife, whom he had left for
dead, not only alive, but sitting propped up in
bed, looking better than she had for sons
months. As a matter of course he was agree
ably surprised, and lost no time in putting tho
linen he had bought for kis wife's shroud in
some secret hiding place, 20 prevent her being
reminded of the fact that he had been an su ch
haste TO dispose of her body.
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Heavy Forseries in Camden, n. J..

From the Philadelphia Inquirer, Feb "a,
William Hannah, of Camden, N. y, the son
OF an en postmaster, was arrested on saturday
AT the wharf, on his return home, charged with
the forgery OF innumerable bonds, mortgacas
notes, checks, stock certificates. &c amounting
IN value 10 some slO0,0O0 10 slJO,OO1. In com
hitting this series of crimes ne simulated the
names OF some of the most prominent cItixens A.
well OF Camden as of the State. H has been
employing himself in this for some ten or
II years, but has hitherto escaped discovery
The principal sufferer and leading victim was
Henry Allen, Esq, President Of the Camden
Water Works. Mr.. Allen. n very wealthy raan.
was I'm the habit of discounting notes aud adj
yancing money on collateral The relations of
the two Were Of the most intimate character
Mrs. Allen was IN dying condition when
Hannah came TO the house with a note, which
Mr.. Allen Immediately discounted, sending
down stairs for his tin box, which contained
hIs securities. This box was subsequently ABB
siracted by Hannah on leaving the house. Mrs.
Allen is since dead.
The affair has created the greatest excitement
IN Camden, similar TO that made by the DR. FL
bridge forgeries, some years since, in this cfty
in which all the banks were victimized Among
the names thus nefariously made use OF Were
William n. Gaizmer President of the Camden
and Amboy Railroad; A. w. MarkIey, John
Cain, Joseph J. Reed, John Cooper, A is. Fra
ger, William Il. Tatem. eN-sher1f: George W
Carpenter, Charles Wilson, ex-sheriff: Biue-
ham & Mexican, lumber merchants; Graham
Clark, James Elwell, Jesse johnson, :. Is. Cam
and Others.
The forgeries on this side OF the river viii
reach about slOO.oU; on the other side. 80 far as
known, some SJo,O0J. We append the assumed
sums as set down by our fnfornants: W III.
GatZmer, S50,o00 &. Wilson: Sl.5,O; w T. Ia
TEN, s2,sOO q. w. Carpenter, sS,jOO, G - Gar
rett, S4,Uts; - hean, S3OOO; James ElweIl.
sl--tt; Alfred HUgg, Attorney at Law, 5000
- Rupture, about $500; Theodore A Zim-
norman s3Jt; and Brighaus n Nc Kean, 81, 400
The accused waived a preliminary hearing
ana Is now confined in Camden Jail An eX,
animation viii take place on Tuesday next,
when further facts may be elected. The pris-
oner declines 20 receive visitors, even refusing
10 see his brother, who came on at once from
Was hington.
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JTNIIED STATES MAILS.
Ne yADA.
u, PosT OFFICE BxPARrsEsr.

Io-T OFFiCE BtPAKTNkNT, \
WASHINGTON, November 20, Isg.
Proposals VIII he received II lie Contract Once
- this IepaItineHt until p. m, of TUESDAY
rtste- IN ~ State 4 Nevaf. from JpIy ~ 90
June % lsO, on the routes and BY the schedules OF
csTrItrres and arrivals herein specified Decisions
made - April s. ISIS
i5Gsc TTt n Austin, by Geneva and Kingston tn
" IN River, 20 miles and back, once a week .
Leave AH-ttu Monday AZ 8 M,
ATIlNe 81 win I.irrT next day by 10 m;
L. ave Twin River We -uesday az a m:
arrive 1T Austin next day BY SPIN.
Proposals for twice and three times o week
service invited
l546s Fron. Dayton by Hot Springs In. OIL TO Pine
Grove On. , % miles and back. once q week.
Lev layton Monday ut 8 am
hfriNe - Pine Grove next day BY IL IN;
Leave Piue Grove Tuesday ct pm;
ArFiVe al Dayton reXt day By 6pD.
Ter "a synopsis Of laws reiatinz-to the postal SER
vice aL1 sor instructions 20 bidders aad postnas-
.cis u fri rrnee 20 the making OF bids, and con
tanIEg a!sO Conditions 20 be embraced in the con-
VII sult TIE advertisements OF routes In
tanHnia, Nevada, &c-, dated July 81, 1873. and
Ofsez - 40 WV
a., bids must provide for carving the mail With
ctitffV., certainty. and security," usiBG the
sorus 81 tile Law, must be guaranteed by two psr-
SONS hId tne guaranty certified By post master
OF Jnfge OF a court 81 record They should be
e11ressec 10 the Second fs-istSHt ter Gen
etI, Contract oriCe, marked Mail Proposals"
Al cn1sled In trle 90 IL received by n ar N a "a
ALEXANDER W. RANDALL.
"-I@"t~ Postmaster General.
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ERESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.
Nary Paymaster's Office,
No. 4xJ Chestnut Street,

Philadelphia, February II, 1858. \
sealed Proposals, endorsed PRO posals for Fresh
Beef and Vegetables, ;" will be received at this Of
nee until IL O'Clock N on March B. for the supply
0f ~ Coz pounds Of Fresh Beef and 81 900 pou nds Of
Fresh Vegetables ut the Philadelphia Navy Yard
end Station, as required. The Beef and veget bles
must b. perfectly fresh and Of good quality, and
each article must be red for by the pound The
tiers
Bonds, with approved security, will be reluired
in one half the estimated amount of the contract
ard twenty per cent. in addition will be withheld
from tbs amount OF each payment to be made as
steTal security for the due performance Of the
contract WHICH will on no account be paid until it
Is fully complied with.
Every offer Ia ade must be accompan led by a writ
ten guarantee signed by one moro respo nsible
persons, that the bidder bidders will, IL his or
their bid be accepted, enter into an obligation
within fye days, with good and sufficient su
TO furnish the articles proposed the responsibility
OF the RuaraDtors to be certified to nv the Asses-
sor OF Internal Revenue for the district In which
they reside.
Nopropossl will be considered unless accompa-
MED by such guarantee, aud by satisfactory eyi
eles proposed and has the license required by act
OF Congress.
The department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
ernneLt.
1t l. TO be understood that In case the stipulated
quantity of either article shall be delivered Ieay
ing balance due the other article the con.
tract may be considered as completed ia full at
the option Of the department.
A. K. WATSON,
lie gilt Paymaster U. 8. Navy.
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STATES MAILS.
KENTUCKY.
POsr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, January 2, 1893
iollowns route. in the state Of kentucky, will be
until m of March 81, next, to be decided By
s5I6 FROM Coviugton. by Ludlow Constance and
Hebron, to builittsviile, IA niles and back,
Leave Coyinston Fri day atIpm;
Leave BullittsviIs FRIDAY At s am;
Arrive at COyington by 10
S7s5 IRON Kane Valley TO Hsskinsville 6 miles and
Leave Care Valley SATURDAY at am;
Arrive a. hs.ki1ssi. Hst BY 10 an
Arrive at Cane Valley By I pm.
s7ss from LiveImore to Calhoun, miles and back,
Leave Livtrmore Tue. day and Friday at a m;
leave Calhoun Tues Is az and nd Friday st1pm.
,s A K 1 R, diE1Fmore BY I'm
milford. to CIaysyiile' IS miles and back,
Leave Brcok1ille Tuesday and Saturday at
Arrive At ClaysviIle BY PM
Leave Claysyille Monday and Friday at q m;
Arrive at Brookyille BY / pm
osOS From Paiucah, b. Oakland, watsons IN. OIL
and Palma, 10 Benton "a miles and back twice
Leave Psducah Wednesday and Saturday at
frriye at BentSn bysPmi
$50 Trsm Bro%ns!iiie 70 Rocky Hill Station, -
Leave Brownsville Tuesday and Friday at 8
Arrive at Rocky Hill Station I'm;
Leave Rocky Hill Station Tuesday and Friday
Arrive At brownsville by5pm.
95-l Eron Pscucah. BY WoOiviIe and Belle Orlbre
N. o O. Blsndvilie, returning by Loyeiace-
vile, eCual 10 81 miles and back, tW ice a week
Leave Psiuesh Tuesday and Saturday at J a m
Arrive AZ Blandvilie by pm;
Leave BlAndyille Monday and Friday at 7 am:
arrive 81 PajuSah bys m.
S--2 y rom Falmouth, BY flinnyille, to Milford IA
Leave Falmouth Friday st7sm;
Arrive az Milford ~ I'm;
Leave Milford Friday at m;
Arrive at alInOUth BY pm.
Mons -PrCTossls must ne to carry the mail
With 'Clsrty, certainty, and security D." using the
terms Of the law; and they must be guaranteed by
tWO responsible Persons, certified TO such by a
ICstmaster judge Of a court OF record
No pay viii be made for trips not performed; for
escb Of such omissions not satisfactorily planned
three tIue- the pay Of the trip may De deducted.
For arrivals 20 far behind time TO break con
GeCtiOn with De pending mails and not suffi GENTLY
excused one fourth y the compensation for the
tiP subj CT 20 forfeiture FINES will be imposed
ulCso the delinque ucy be satisfactorily explained
for uesleoting TO take the mail from or into post
robbed, or lost, and for refusing after demand TO
convey the msil frequently as the contractor
fubs on is concerned in running vehicles the
The Postmaster General may annul the contract
Ter disc h ing the p0-t-OnCe laws the nstruc-
lions % the Department. lie may alter the sche-
lt4' - departures and arrivals, and also order
lrCTease Il service b. allowing therefore pro rata
increase On The contract pay. He may also curtsil
OF CI-Cohti1ue the service. ia whole or in part at
ptu rata 4. crease Of pay, allowing e month ex-
trs tHMFenssti0E on the amount of service die
pus'd With Bids should Be addressed to the
scfib'd Proposals, State Of Kentucky" and cent
Ey NAIL.
For iorus 81 proposals, &c and other informa-
form u the TriLci pal offces
ALEX W RANDALL
I@Si ANN Postmaster General.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
UCrIoH sALK.

AuorIoH SALE.
There will be sold to the highest bidder, At pub,io
euct on At the ateftowu Arsenal ass sch usetts
~ Q clock p. m. ,en WEDN EsDAH. March 4, Is g,
the ioIowln Con mlssary Stores and Property, all
Is Ii 196 bbls. Flour, Hand Hanmg
j Sea.e and Beam, 800 Butchers Steel,
lbs, lCooper's Adfs.
Set Liquid Measures,
A. vARNEY,
re HSs second Lit. Ord, q. 8. Army, A. C.s.
A UCTION sALEs.-On WEDNESDAY. March
"A lSe6 at 10 O'Clock m. there viii be sold at
a9eton, At the United states Navy ard, Philsdel-
phis, the following:
BEredE Of P,ortsions and Uofhiur
LBS lbs. Coffee, los lbs. Tobacco, Iron Chest,
BxyeaS Of Eqxipmemf and RscrS,si.x
le4 bolts Flax Bag Stun, ~ bolts Jute Bag stufY
l50 lbs Seine Irvine, l61 feet Leather Hose go
feet Gum Hose. Life Preservers, Leather, &c.
BxreaN Of Sfeam Enxinsevins
us feet Leather and Gum Hose, 7ss feet Betting
Tuck, 46s lhs. Old Junk 500 lbs Rubber scraps Ia
Oil Cans Paint Oil, Tallow, go lbs Gum Forces
Dies, stocks, Grinastones, Lamps, Tools, Buckets
Lar terms and Iron Boilers Of the +" Brook ~ "
without the tubes
Bvreas Of Yards and Docks.
kegs Wrought Nails, 1902 pounds Old Iron I
host OF Sectional Dock, White Lead, Zinc, Paint,
DC.
Bxrear Of Constructions nnd Repair
is 0o6 pounds W hite lead in oil, 675 lbs White
Zinc, 200 lbe. Sheet Iron, 8 0 pounds Dross
cords Live and White Oak aud Pine W ood Copper
Pumpe, To OILS, Furniture, Carpet Mess Cheets,
Blocks &c: THOS. o SELFRIDGE,
lie Y S&Wf Oommaniant
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HoRsE-EATISG.-M Godfrey 1T. Billaire
and other distinguished hippophagists in
France have written an afiectonate letter to
their horse-eating friends IN England, offering
congratulations upon the results Of the new
diet; ny movement in that country. These gen.
tlemen claim that IL is .absurd to lose, each
month, throughout England, millions of
pounds OF meat admittedly wholesome and
nourishing, when at the same time throughout
England there are millions of human beings
who stand in need of meat" In Paris the
number Of shops for the sale Of horse-fesh has
increased TO twenty three. and the price per
pound Ia considerably below that asked for
beef
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fe3et
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

Qfsoe Aofing ComrliSs1ry Of Subsistence, I
LexiHgtoH, Ny, February II. 1868
Sealed Proposals. will be received ut this Off ce
until IL O'Clock M TUESDAY, March 10, 49,
sul Ject TO the approval Of the sjor General com
handing the department, for the supply and deliv
cry of Iesh and Corned Beef, at the Post of Lex
IngtnD Kentucky, for six months from the LIST of
A. ril. 1873.
The Heef to be of q good marketable gu atty,
from fat steers, weighing not less than 40 pounds
net. and In equal proportions of fore and hind
qu,tter meat I'm cks, shanks: and kidney tallow
TO he excluded and to be delivered in such Quau-
Titles a. may from time to time be required.
C"Lditious and requirements will be furnished
uIon application at this office.
Pre- posals must be made I'm duplicate. and en-
clo-ed in sealed envelope. endorsed, = Proposals
for Fresh Cor cOrned) Beef"
By order Of Brigadier General Small
Chief G.. s., Department Of the Cumb- rland.
JOSHUA N. DANFORTH,
fe 3-et Lieut.. and A. e. 8.
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.ROPOsALs FOR FORAGE.
HEADQUARTERS District oC Moatnna,
Assistant OnartsTtJlGsfsy's OGcs

HEADQUARTERS District Of Montana,
Assistant CndrtsTt1GStsr's Ocfcs,
Fort Shatc, NJ. T., febI nary i, 1853
Scaled Proposals. in du cate, will be receives
at this Office until IL clock NJ the 10Th day OF
March, lo6S for the following army supplies
Three hundred thousand 80 00b lbs Oats
Tree hundred Thousand 80 0t0J lbs. Barley,
Two huLdrs d fhOusan nd roo 0 0, lbs Oats and
Two hundred Thousand 200 OOO) lbs. Barley,
To lie delivered to the Acting Assistant Quarter
master AT Fort Ellis. NJ T.
One hundred thousand 100 -001D lbs Oats, and
tine hundred thousand zoo 0OO) lbs Barley,
Mt ~ ONO"
All grain TO be delivered in bulk. to be a good .
meTcf sntable article free from chaff and subjsct
10 weight and inspection on delivery.
Oats to weigh thirty two (32b lbs. to the bushel
and Farley TO weigh forty eight (43b lbs. to the
busnel
Bidders will state the price per bushel at which
they vii furnish these supplies at the different
pCss mentioned, proposals for Fort Shaw and Fort
Ellis teiL made se parAtely.
Biccers will also state at what price per bushel
hey " Ill deliver all or portion of the above
amount Of Grain at some point in the Gallatin val
ley on or near the usual travelled route.
No proposals for LESS than twenty f We thousand
(..f Wl pounds will be entertained.
IohNery to commence on or before the LIST day
81 July 1885, and ell grain To be delivered on or be-
fore the LIST day of october, 1873
Bidders to he subject to the usual conditions reg
ulatiTg contracts for army supplies.
b. order of Colonel j. v. ID. Reeve, commanding
District Of Montana.
N. 8. CONSTABLE
Captain and A. O. M,
fe s6ft Chief q. NJ District of Montana
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Two ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.
DEPARTMENT OF THE IyrgRrop

PENsIoE OFFICE, July 18Th Siss$
1897 o1 ths s Of t Ssds tine act
s S Land wsIrants which are alleged to have
the Or date Ss
warrant, new certificates or wal rant of like tenor
yo H. ne
N SO 49, for ISO acres issued under the of
and was granted May Is, 1853 MAJ ?; IS 3.
February H. the name Of wlism Holii st q,
and was granted April IA, 1919 May ,, 1875
February II is47 in the name OF Patrick Shea, and
was grs "a lno August 10, 1919, May ?, l8j5.
February II si1, in the names of the heirs law of
Charles McGraw deceased, and was granted August
No g 81 for 100 acres, issued under the act of
aedeIS s H. a IN the n sams Of John stiles
No Sl-..s for lSo acres issued under the act of
esnted & Mae e. sShn Dyer and was
No 3iGS, for 10 acres, issued under the act of
March 5, lS'5 IN the name of Barbara Ballet wild.
ow OF Jacob Ballet, and was granted July II, 1856
March 1855 in the name Of Cath airline Boss wild d
ow OF NICHOLAS Bloss, and was granted September
No az ssi, for IGo acres, issued under the act Of
mnor sbd 81 n sse S aar Ann Gas6ush
granted Decsmber IL, 1855 May SIS '-' Was
No. 55l32, for LOO acres, issued under the act of
nna shs q Msg
no % SlS, Tor leo acres, issued under the act of
widow
Of christian Fritz, and was granted March S, 1857.
May 2 1853
No. 30 l0l, for Loo issued under the act of
March 3, 1875, in the name of Abraham Walden
and was granted March ID 1851. Nay ?, 1853
No 60 All for lt0 acres, issued under the act of
was granted April 6, 1851. May :, ISIS '''-' anu
30. o. 4S8. for 10 acres, issued under the act Of
March 5, 1885, in the name of Christian Hanson,
and was granted April %, 1851. May 2, 1873.
NO IN, 4Sl Tor l6o acres, Issued under the act of
March 3, 1875, in the name of John Benton and
wss granted June sl857. May 2, 1853.
No II 81, for 10 acres issued under the act of
March g. 1855. in the the mi nor children OF
conway Courtney, deceased, and was granted
october 3, li5. May 2, 1873.
No 81 DAB, for ISL acres, issued under the act OF
March 3, 1876, in the name Of Margaret lemon,
widow Of Jon athan Lemon, and was granted April
2o, 1883. May 1883.
No 81 6ss, for 100 acres, issued under tAe act Of
March 1855, IL the name of Juan Crsspin, and
was granted July p, 1853. May 9, 1858.
NO VI $50, for $50 acres, issued under tho act of
March 8, 1873, In the name of Antonio Herrera,
and Was granted August 8, 1853 May 1873.
No 81 i2l, for Ito acres, issued under the act of
granted August IA, 1858. May 2, 1888
10. S2I96, for lt0 acres, issued under the act of
March 1875, in II Q name of Sally Holbrook. for
mer widow of Joseph Morrison, and WAS granted
September ], 1898 May 2, 1873.
NO. 81 ,9S. for leo acres issued under the act of
march s, 1895, in the name of Juan Pedro Marcus,
and MAS granted September 8, 1858 May 2, 1883
Ne 81 ,i9s, for leo acres, issued under the act of
March 3, 1855 in the name of Catharine Austin
widow OF ] he MAJ Austin, and as granted Decem-
Der 10. 1873. May 2, 1868.
No. IS SCI for 10 acres, issued under the act of
Tslsferro, and was granted March IL, 1879. May
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o0A colony OF Canadians 10 70 be orgaaized
for settlement in the southern part of kAnsa<.
SIndiana Furnishes inauguration with
&50OO fine and imprisonment.
Vvaiiandigham Is president OF the demo-
cratic club AT Dayton, Ohio.
81 The Performance Of the Can -can has seea
stopped al a London theatre by order OF sha
Lord Chamberlain.
Newfoundland protests against the con-
federation schems with Canada
81 Cooperative coal companies are smoaS
the most thriving associations an New IoEk aad
Brooklyn.
e1ys,oD men want work IN Chicago.
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, January "a, 1858.
administering Of the estate Of Frederick Schaum,
deceased, of Baltimore, Md, praying for the extern
sion Of patent granted TO the said Frederick
Schaum the 9th day OF pril, 1854 for improve
expiI of said patent which takes place On the
23th dGy Of April. 1865
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
notified to appear and show cause, il any they
have, why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are requf red to
file In the Patent ONCE their objections, specially
day OF hearings all testimony filed by either party
to be used at the said hearing. must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the
on APE
testimony, must be filed In the ONCE ficenfy avs
before The day Of hearing; the arguments, IL any
within ten days after filing the testimony.
the Re pu hlican and the 1nteligencer, sshiugton
ID. c.. and in the American, b fillmore, Md {, once
. week for three succefsive weeks the first Of said
as, u tG ?: at least days
fe 10 iswsw Acting Commissioner Of Pstents.
SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
- COLUMBIA.
Notice is hereby given. that the limited partner
ship hers' % Iis'MaE esiwsen Bernard Grssns
Morrison, in conducting the busi1es, Of keeping
city of Washington, n O., WAS, the seven IN day
Of February a. D 1856, dissolved By mutual con.
MIChAEL GREEN.
. =. L.l hERh AID GREENE.
the said firm win please call immediateIy and have
ttem adjusted by lsacca Mcconnell aud . Gre enc At
the Once OF the kirkwood HOUSE feIs-lawaw