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DPOPOsALs FOB CAVALRY HORSES.
HEAD DEPARTMENT OF THE PLATTE
OEEICE CIIIEE 0I- ,

HEApQRs. DEPARTMENT OF THE PLATTE,)
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARrERMAsrER. )
OMAHA, NEB., January Q, 1851
Sealed Bids IL duplicate, with guaranty signed
by two responsible suretes, will be at this
Office until H. o'clock noon on MONDAY, Jan 20,
i5a5; Tor the delivery at Omaha, Neb., Of FOUR
HUNDRED 40O) CAVALRY HORSES, between
!, 1873.
each bidder will be required to deposit with his
hid the sum Of one thousand dollars UOO) lawful
Surreney, as an additioIal guaranty that, should
lie he the successful bidder he will sign the con-
tract and aive bonds required; such dc post to
I've forfeited should he fail to comply with these
terms.
The horses must be sound in every particular,
dark coler, well broken, in full flesh and good
condition, from fifteen (15) to sixteen 49, hands
high from five ~ to nine ~ years old, and we'll
lions will be received.
The horses will be subjected to q rigid inspec-
ton: Horses that have been sold by the Govern
ment will not be received.
Full conditions of the contract will be made
known on application at this Office
Bidders must be present in person, or be repre-
seDted by power OF attorney.
By order of Breyet Major General C.. q Augur
WILLIAM MYERS.
Bvt: Brig. Gen. y. S. A. and Chief q M.
"A IS dB
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O6fcs Depot and Disbusing Q. NJ,
until J Gs ed IS th: sr Os
plying Ing the fSeiswing Building Material, viz
7sls feet Pine Flooring dressed on one side, kiln
thick at lower, ana q inch thick at upper edge
s27a feet Sheeting, inch, straight edge.
6;eS5 feet Plank, seasoned: undressed.
y $50 feet Plank, seasoned, oak or pine.
~ leet " alnsootlng, dry, dressed on one side,
$50 linear feet Crown Moulding O. C. a in.
lto linear feet Grown Moulding o. G. s in.
Is sights: lo1Is pri@ed Sash glazed with good good
I Box Window Frames and sash, double hung, IA
nm nlI hsiee Is lights i?si2 primed Glazed, ae
6D9ST Frames and Double Doors, panel, 2 in.
2 Door ;:Frames and Doors. panel Il. in. thick,
sxs IT,; with Transom, in. o. G. Moulding, 5
10 Door Frames and Doors, panel, IL in thick
8D9or Frames and Doors, 4 panel Ia in, thick, 2
l Door Frame and Door, panel Ia in thick.
40 Door Frames and Doors, panel Ia inch thick,
SKI i feet S in wit, with Transom iin. o. G. Mould
Door Frame and DoOr.4 panel II. in thick. 3xS
feet; with 9TH, Transom, in. o. q. Moulding,
Door Frame and Door, panel Ia in. thick. 5xs
ff ;eb;. With nth, Transom, in G Moulding,
4Ol ,l6n Brick. two thirds hard, one third mer-
charitable.
2.342 bushels Lime, unslacked
1854 bushels Sand
l56.S4 Lath ala ink f.
100 bushels Plastorers Hair
All material to BE- Of the same good quality here
tofOre required
Delivery to commence February Ist, and TO be
CON peted By the 18th day Of that month-all 70 be
delivered at Swift Race Track in the city of
Atlanta
Bids must be made separately for each article
and Tor the lumber the price per thousand feet
must be stated.
Bids must be in trplicate, with a COPY of this
veTtiseme Mt attached 70 each and bear the endorse
ment Of two responsible persons who are willing to
become surety Cor the bidder in the event of the
contract being awarded to him. Proposals not
complyiI with the requirements of this adver
tisemeDt will be rejected.
Bidders are invited to he present or represented
az the opening of the bids.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
OF all bids, or acsept reject such parts of bids
as may be to the interests of the service.
Proposals. should be addres sed to tn Idersigned
and endorsed upon the envelope. "Propo-aIs for
the delivery of Shingles or Lumber" as the case
may be
By order of Brew. Brig Gen 4 saxton Chief
M H J FARNSwORTH
LIST Lieut.. 3ith Infantry. A A. M
JAIL 6tB In charge OF Depot.
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nFGOyernor Chamberlain's reclmmenda-
ton OF establishing reform school for the girl,
in Bangor IL regarded az a home thrust al the
morals of the CITY.
rF-The United States steamer lantic. Lieut.
Commander Quac kenbush. has been nut out
of commission, her officers placed under wait
ing orders OF on leave. and her crew dis-
charged
IS Mr.. John Jones, a coal digger OF ~. Loui>,
during a dispute with Mr.. John Roberts. like
wise coal digger, Of -. Louis. att OF the no..
of Mr.. Roberts, 10 cOnvince HIM.
NJ The Italian newspaper complain OF The
great increase OF hrigandaga az hat country. the
brigaLds frequently putting thris Captiyes u
death when ransoms are not forthcoming.
The Sitkans are rapidly learning 70 swear
m English.
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0Hee 0i,f Qsart~Mastw,
Hffk Ailffa1S Dsst~srt

L
o'~ S H5s 2 2.s::.~ p::;,,,a
Notice is hereby gives thst the foIle Wing named
property viii be cold TO tire highest bidder at pub
Ts s .aeSn 81 Brace sss sd
An the right, title, and interest Of the Uuts,d
state in and 70 the property Of ths United states
Rancho, Texas, including the entire Track md
sidings, Buildings. Water 6tetfons, Turn tableo
&C.. the railroad material and supplies psrtsininS
to the road, together with the Rolling Stock Car
Machinery, and other eQuipments, - folloWs:
81 miles Railroad Track, Shsckls Bars-used.
Claw bArs-used, Dsyuars Brasses-good.
2Punch Bars-ured, Flat Cars, worn, but
6Stufing Boxes-uaed. seviceabls,
% no lbs. Railroad 4Crowsfeet-woru,
Cheirs-Rood. 4kailroad Rregs and :
$3.50 lbs. Railroad Iron Switch Stands-worn,
Locomotive unssrvies- Jssl scrsv. and Ls-
Locomotive and Tent Turn Tables-worn,
der-ser yiceable, i Hfre Tongs-worn,
Locomotive Heed light Screw Wrenches-worn
unservicesble, Hand Car-worn
Il Coupling Links-good,i9 Push Car Wheels
5Ss lbs. Car Springs worn,
1900 lbs Railroad PSsh Usr"Worn,
epikes-good, Hand Oar Wheels
500 Gross Ties-good. worn.
The property will be sold under the immediate d.
rection OF Captain q. ID Hoyt, A: Q. M, q. s. A,
and any Information desired may be obtained from
bis ONCE at Brownsville, Texas from the once
fthe Chief uArtermaster Fifth Military District
New Orleans, Louisiana. -
Terms-Cash in United States Currency.
this once under date Of Decsmbsr Is, 1857 "'"
CHARLES h. TOMPKINS,
Brevet Brigadier General and Chief duartermas-
ter, Fifth Military District. 4-l6tB
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stOEaTtsrglasfs First Military Dis,rictl
Nstc Orleans, La. January g. 1858 I
Sesitu Proposals will be received till the 3Oru
or JAN RY leo-, for the following articles ~
statIcnery for the use of the Subsistence Depart
eut. viz NS"4'
>i0 quiTes Of Letter Parsr aocordin 70 sannia. 49,
hand for exhibition in the Subsistence OtSca
80 quires OF esp Paper. according TO SAMPLES on
hand III the sub. Office
u GO Envelopes. white, No. 10 and No u Samnlas
Office. WV ou"'
80 bottles Cqusrts) of French Ink. according 70
sample. W
80 bottles Of Red Ink, according to sample
l.00 pieces Of Tape. according to sam ple
= 0 sheets Of BlOtting Paper according 10 san MA
No gross OF Steel Pens, No. 800.
lt0 gross of Steel Pens, No 81
= Mrmsrandum Books, according TO sampIe
30 guires Yellow Envelope Paper, according TO
sample "
30 barrel. of the best Cider Vinegar. one Amid
ounce 20 neutralize twenty eight grains OF
tlcar1opate OF soda To be put up in good oak
leo bags Of Flour, in seamless bags The Flour IN
be equal to the Government standard. each has
ts contain lO0 lbs.
All the above articles to be delivered At the
Subsistence Office on HuBter street, twenty DAYS
after the opening of the bids.
The above articles TO be of the very best ality
ana pat up In superior packages. and to be de-
twenty days after the opening of bids
No bids Will be received from parties who have
Tailed 20 comply with their engagements with any
branch OF the Government.
Proposals 10 be add dressed to the undersiRnki
agd marked 'PrOpOssls.''
as 6tB Brevet MAJ. Gen. and C. s., U.s. A.
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DROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

DEPOT QuarsvnaSter's Otrs.
Fort Lfnrsntcorth, Kansas, January s. 1888 .
Sealed Proposals. In du plicate, will be received
AZ this once vi TIL MONDAY. the 9TH instant, at
~ O'Clock NJ for the delivery, at the forage yard
at this depot, of
IS go bushels shelled Corn, and
90 bushels of Oats
The grain to be of the best quality free from di
or other foreign matters; to be securely sacked in
new gunny sacks, and subject to the inspection
and acce ptance rejection of the undersig ned
his authorized agent 50 pounds Of corn So
pounds of oats will be considered q bushel
Proposals Will be received for the whole or any
part OF the above quantity
he contracting parties will be required to de-
liver At least one half OF the quantity specified IN
Cheir contract on before the 18th day OF Febru
!ry, ISIS, and the remainder before the 3ist
day of March, 1888
The usual conditions, which may be asc. rtained
~ this once. will lie enJOined upon contractors
Bark forms of proposals will be furnished upon
APPLICATION.
The right 10 reserved to reject any or all bids
Contracts awarded under this advertisement
will not be ccnsidered in force until approved by
the Ommanders Of the Department and Military
Division Of the Missouri.
by authority Of the Chief QusrterInaster of the
Department. BENZ. G. CARD,
Ja15 Sub Bvt. Brig Cen, Depot q. NJ.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.
IN BANKRUPTCY,

L DISTRICT oFCoLUMBIA, IS.
At the City Of Washington, the 18th day of Jan
uary, 1865. The undersigned hereby gives no
tlce of his appointment as assignee Of JAMES
X MILLS, in the city of Washington. within
said District, who has been adjudged q bankrupt
upon his own petition, by the District Court of said
District. GEO. MASON, Attorney-at Law,
ia Is law3w City Hall, Assignee.
T. s MARSHAL'S OFFICE.
u. WASHINGTON CITY. ID. o., January II, ISIS
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
In the Mottsr Of A. u. III ProrOsf-No. = Bank
TUPtry
t. all the Creditors Of A 6. VI. PROVOST who
have proved their GLAZING:
Hou are hereby notified to appear before this
Court on the 3 d DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1853, at 10
O'Clock m, at the City Hall, Washington CITY /.
TO how cause Why discharge from all bis debts
should not be granted to said Bankrupt You sre
also notified that the second ana third meetings of
said Bankrupt's creditors will be held before the
Register at the same place, LIST day of February,
1873. at 10 o clock
by order of til. Court
Test.-R j. MElGS Clerk.
DAVID 8. GOODING.
jals-Is.25 L. s. Marshal Of ID G as Messenger.
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BANKERS.

JAY COOKE q CO.
BAN KERS.
FIFTEENTH STREET. OPPos ia TR-AsURT.
Buy and sell at current market rates aud keep
constantly on hand a full supply Of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEyEN-TBIhTIEs. AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &c. executed
and collections made on al accessible points.
l-ff
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Ill OURi FLOURM
ACOMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ALL GRADES.
Bakers trade especially solicited. We have in
quality and price what will suit you
Choice MARYLAND EXTRAS, Choice VIR-
GINA EXTRAS. and SPRING WHEAT EX-
TRAS, for those who may want them.
For Grocers, mention only the brands for
which we are the exclusive direct receivers y
II. GAMBBILL, LINGANORE. MOSOQUACY,
GIANT, and GOLDEN HILL FAMILIES.
The same brands in Extras.
give call especial attention TO the LINGA
MORE EXTRAS, being very high grade-a Family
Flour. in fact-but the manufacturers sell ii for
their Extras.
sIAI grades Of FLOUR and FEED in auan
titles to suit. W. NJ. GAIT CO..
Indiana avenue and LIST street,
de Tim Near Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot
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OUR ANNUAL CLOSING OUT SALE

OUR ANNUAL CLOSING OUT SALE
FALE AND WINTER GOODS,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
COMMENCES THIS DAY, JANUARY 9Th.
CLOSING OUT CHEAP,
Rich Imported Dress Goods. French Merinoes
Lupin's Rep Poplins Rich Plaid Poplius
Lyons Msntilla Nelyets
Medium Dress Goods, half price
Black Alpaca POplins, very cheap
lssl cent pelaines
Ladies Cloaking Cloths half price
Selling all the leading Bleached Muslins less
than any other house in town, az
w SELBY CO.'S,
323 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
ja3 eo6t South side 7tb st.
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T'HROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
Il PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
81 81

WASHINGTON, Jan. s. 1867.
Trains between Washington and New York are
now run as follows. viz:
FOB NEW YORK, without change of cars
Leave daily Except Sunday at 7:45 q. m, T. 30
ana 700 p. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave sally except Sunday at 7:a5 and 1918 D.
IN, and $50 and ZOO
ON SUNDAY
Leave for New York and Philadelphia at 700 p.
SLEEPING CARS for New York on 200 D. m.
train daily.
Through Tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or
Boston, can be had at the Station Office at ell
hours in the day. as well at the Office in the
BANKERS and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue, between 9th and Eth streets
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
napolis. and the West
J. L. WILSON, Master of ansportati on
M. COLE. Geperal Ticket Agent.
ocSo-H GEO 8. KO0NTZ. Agent, Washington.
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III AIDES 80 will find one VI the bssf selected
stocks o. French .Dd Home made Corsets Of = :
also msuuf%c tuFe- his own Patent Hoes SAirrs %
which b. GALS me special attteuti0a, az II IL the
Louisiana avenue, betses q ssh and 7th sts, oppo-
site ecstoE hStei. nol3tf
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ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS STOLEN.
The house of John Bennihosf, near Titu-ville.
Pennsylvania. was entered on "Wednesday
night by four men disguised by handkerchi-f,
over their faces. and robbed of over : iU0. BaB-
SiO.O0O IA bonds and the remainder IN currency.
They presented reVOlyers 10 the heads of the IN .
mates, when they proceeded 10 tie John Benni-
hoH his wife, two sons. a hired man and girl.
Taking the keys from Mr. Bennihoff. they OPEN
ed the safe and took ont the amount above
named, and cleaned out.
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llY COOPER q LATIMER, Auctioneers
ID (succeesors to Jas. G. Mcclure A 90
Southwest cerner Penns. avenue and Eleventh Ut >,
Star Once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER.
TY IN THE FIRST WARD

ih0'iAT ~ IN Nt THG FEST tafh WhRp fkoPhR'
By virtue of q deed of trust TO the undersigned
dated 10th Of December, A d 1897, and recorded in
Liber X q. n, No. "a, folio 2gl, &C, one of the
Land Becords for Washington County. District Of
Columbia, i will sell, ON TUEsDAY AFTER
NOON, January 81 1858, at clock, on the premi
ses, part Lot 25 Square I72, situated on the West
side Of Seventeenth street west, between ID and
streets north near Navy Department, fronting IS
feet, by depth of 50 feet. Improved BY frame
Dwelling; with brick foundation, containing six
rooms, cellar and kitchen.
Terms One third cash; balance at six. twelve,
and eighteen months, secured by a deed of trust
and notes bearing interest. All convey ncing and
revenue stamps at purchaser . cost 100 down at
time of sale. WIN. III. THOMAS. trustee
ia l4-d&ds CO0PEk LATIMEB, Aucts
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"a lS6tB Brevet MAJ. Gen. and c. s., o. 8. A
DHOPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
Post Co,lnriSsnrn,s Or

...,., p 2, PoTts,. Bgfaio; N, Y. Jan; S. 1913:
At this Once until the 18th inst for the purpose OF
supplying fresh beef for troops stationed at this
7 he sad beef must be fresh, Of a good market
gg.TisT meal; meek shsnks and kidney tailow %
tlf5 a. may be Ire Tune to ne required, and on
olicer; the contract to be in force for six months
OF snsn iers time a. the Commisssry General of
Tbs necks Of the cattle slaughtered for beef to
q deliveIed unde the shall be cut of at
the fourth yertebral Ioint and the tres.t trimmed
down Tn. shank, Of fore quarters shall be cut of
from three to tour inches above the knee Joint and
the gAmbrel OF hockjoint.
Payments shall be made monthly tor the q7snti
T. the United states Tor public disbarsements but
IN the event Of the eommissary who receives the
1nent 70 be made a. soon after as funds may be re
In s o. a 1G Or deficiency in the .ntty or
II have
tGari.y I he rfaTge WIKI IL ,i,s anu ~ cor con
Ths c,,,,,,ct,r ~ r. ~ -, q, ), vi Isl.
foT $50 O. TOuehed for By two responsible sare'
., TIE Proposal, viii be opened a. 10 A N. the
Porter q rhieh TINS and place bidders are re.
IT. p- ~ - Ill h. .,sr..sad ., III. Ia
teRsht SEOsGE p IYSG, 1t Z: artillery, A.
d5Tsss :. P,oSossis for Frssh EeSf ), nnu
THIEF QUARTERMAsTERS OFFICE-
Z DIsTRIoT OF NFw MFxICo
SANTAFE M, December a 1857
Scaled Proposals. will be received at this office
until y o clock on TUESDAY. the 2Ist day of
40 fbe 0narTe,mnstaris Denar,men, ., r., Cr.;n
Nm, 's'
IG0ss bushels Of Btuminous Coal
80 cords OF Wood of good aualjtv
and TO the Quar1ermsster's Department ct Fort
500 LUsheIs of Charcoal burnt Of Pinou Wood.
Delivery 90 commence by the 5th dsy Of Febru-
ary l5s Al q TO lie com pIeted in six nonths. one
sixth Of the uaniity Ieauired Of eah article to be
delivered rurnthl,, " w. " WIZ W "e
ProrosaIs fcr any norton lsss than the wI,ola
Quantity OF each article will he recaiyaa 'S
Bidders will spccify the Kind Of WOOD tbev nro.
poe 10 deliver al Fort Craig WV f
For further Particulars for making proposaIs see
ny advertisement Tor proposals for grain dated
18th inst or appIy AZ This ofsce
Endorse bids .Proposal. for - At For.
- az a Aldres. 10 the 4 ndersiened al santa
Re. New Mexico
BY order Of Brevet Major General George W
Getty NJ l.. LUDINGTOS,
jal5-6tB Bvt. Lit Col and U M Chief D M
npopoSAIs- ropI.pNv- rp.ucp01T.-
TrSSn m inaNSrohiA
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EXCELSIOR [
EXCELSIOR
CHAsTELLARs

HAIh
FOR REMOVING SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
To the ladies' especially, this invaluable de pils
tory recommends itself ss being an almost indis-
piled, does not burn ,iniure the skin, but acts
directly on the roots. 1t is warranted to remove
other part the body completely totally and rsdi
sally sxtirpating the sane, leaving the skin soft,
gsea By the French, and is the only real siisctua
dspilatory in existence; ffTice7s cents per pack.
order, b. -
I'D Sp6Weoly ass River street, Troy n Y
6 LATE ROoFING.-PLAIN AND FRENCH
- ROOFS put on with the best PEAUH BOT.
TOM SLATE, and Old Roofs Repaired. by
GAULT WILLIAMS.
Orders left at southwest corner Louisiana ave !.
nue. and 10th st., at j. 7. walkers once, les lit
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DT WIN. L. WALL Coz, Auctionsers,
ID Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
o. Louisiana

Thomas Smith in fsysr Of AndTew J. joyce Co,
2S. and zoe, of Chattel Record for the County OF
MsshiDgton, d. C., viii sell, on THURSDAY,
sd OF January. 1858. at IL a. m. TO the highest
bidder, by public aution, ct W L. Wall A Co. a
Bazaar, 9s Louisians avenue, between 9th and 10th
Open Carri:gv, One (ID Horse and One 40 Set of
Double Harness
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance in sixty
days, secured by note satisfactorily indorsed.
DANIEL p. MEALKY, Trustee.
10 l5-d W L. WALL co kucts
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Il TRICT OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING DIS
TklCT COURT or The UNITED STATES
FOR SAID DIS rkICT, January IL, 1855.
In the matter of thel
bounty claims of Admiral
u. e Farragut aud the Of In admiralty, No. lgi
fcers and men Of the Wes-
tern Gulf Squadron.
\ otice IL hereby given to the Secretary of the
Navy and TO the Attorney of the United STATES for
said District, and to all persons interested in said
subject matter that an information was filed in
said court the 3lst day Of Dec mber, 1867 on be-
half of Admiral ID. G.. Farrsgut and tue said on
GERS and men, claiming tor the reasons and causes
therein set forth, the bounty allowed ny the eley-
eDth section of the act of Congress approved Ju
80, 1854, entitled An act to regulate prize procee
ines and the distribution OF prize money and for
other purposes" and PRAYING that said bounty may
be edJudeed to. and distributed bet aud ing
said Admiral and eff GERS aud men. according 90
law; and that said matter will stand for trial by
order of said court at the City Hall in the city of
WASHINGTON, on the hrst Monday, 81 day Of Feb
ruary. 1868, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF said
day, when and where all pereons interested in said
matter must appear and show cause why the ssid
bounty shouldinot be 30 adludged and Distributed
and to interviews for their Interests
ID. GOODING, u. @. Marshal, d. G.
January IA, 1865. ia l4-dtF3
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hEPAkTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STA TES PlTENT q EELCE

- UNTTEb STATES PiTEIT oFFicE,
On the pe,itio, osn EISfGT anusTy iis
of Halifax, n. g, and KATE Lows administra-
trx OF the estate of Henry Lowe deceased, of Bal.
grated to the said Benjamin a. Iavendrpr a and
Henry Lowe. the ith day Of April, 1854, for an i'm:
provement in Treating Cane Fibre for Paper and
other opposes for years from the ex pration
Of said patent which takes place the 18th day of
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Pate nj Office en- MONDAY the 10th day of
notified to APPEAR and show il any they have
why said petition ought not to be granted.
file in the Patent Office their objections, speci lily
s se Of in DC the
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
ce which VIII be furnished ON aeplcstion Inc Of
,imoIS mus, e fled in t!ssaass ,,.s.;y day. De
withis ten days after iiia tssiimony. '
the s0 .n sI he
ton, ID. O., and in the American, Baltimore Nd +,
once a isf anse :, ~ &C .s the
'''"' y ''' N"' T. C. THEAKER,
jalI-wsw Commissioner Of Pafeuts
CkEAT INDUCEMENTS. -
II eon.equeness e taking an account Of stock
Inducements to purchasers Of ii
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS. al
0pr ertirs stock will be sold At reduction of 90
Good DRESS PLAIDS.....s.-.......1sce cents
Good CALiCoEs .......-....... .....10 cents.
BLANKETS, BROCHA SHAWLS. and LYONS
MANTlLLA VELVET. at great bargains
JOHNSON q SUTTON,
ia l0-eolt 521 Seventh street.
TOR sALE-2a 900 extra, choice. perpetual
l. blooming ROSES, PLANTS, &c. selected by
myself from the best kinds at the m positiou OF
Paris, from where have just returned. It is 10
doubleday the best collection and best plants ever
imported in America. .- - =
A. JARDIN. Florist
|. 18th street and n.
NOTICE.-Roses, Shrubs, &c., will grow and
the Spring. tts So la :. ne o-hs