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ORPHANS COURT.

" FEBRUARY 10, 1859.
District Of COlumtfd, Pdshtn. tOn COuntv.t t1n:
10 the case Of EDWARD N. THURsTos, Exeeu.
eeutrlx ,aforesaid has. with the appreciation Of
the ,orphAns' Court Of Washington COUNTY. afors.
A.; D, 1850, for the hnal settlement and dis.
tributon Of the personal estate OF said deceased,
been collected and Turned into money when aud
where all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased
youshsd, or they may Otherwise by law be eS.
provided copy Of this order be published once a
week for three week. In the NATIONAL RIPuBLI.
Test; JAS II, O'BEIRNR,
fsbl7.w3w' Register OF Wills
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NOTICE To PRE.RMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of exemption
to any OF the lands within the townships aud parts
OttOWnshlps above enumerated, Is required to es'
ablish the same 70 the satisfaction Of the Register
aud Receiver Uf the Laud rHce, aud make payment
therefor as soon rs practicable Afer seeing this
notice. and before the day appointed for the com
menCement u the public sale OF the lands embracing
the tract claimed, otherwise suCh claim will be for
feited JOS, \, WILSON,
COunmisLOueT Of the General Land ONCE,
NJts.-UndCF the regulations OF the Department,
no payment eau be made for advertising prDclama'
iluu., except to such publishes ~ are gpeeiallyAu
'no''Lou W '"o 'oe'''@'' W '"' 'N''' This MA,
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y WAsHIEaToE, d, q, March 10, 1860.
Ga the petition Of WILLIAM McDoSALD, OF Nor
r. ialla, New York; praying for the exten:
July, 1851 and Teissued on the 18th day Of March,
iSs, toT, an Improvement iu Machine Tor MItTeinG
I Is ordered that tho said position be heard at
this otioe on the, 18th day Of June next ANY
person may oppose this extension. Objections,
depositlons. and other papers should DO hlod IN
this ONCE twenty days before the day Of hearing,
mhg2. MSw CommissIOnef OF PateaiA
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IrNIrFn srArRs PATRNr OFFICE.

u WAsHIEdTOS, u. G Feb. Is, 1860.
On the pattlOn OF JACOB A. COSOyER, 81 New
York N Y praying for the extension II patent
granted HIN on The 18Th day o. May, 1851, for AN
Ii is ordered that the petition Le beard at this
Office on tho "a day Of May next AlY person
may oppose this extension, Objections, d6pO.
sltions, Lad other papers should bs nlei In this
oniee twenty days before the day ol bearing
ELISHA fOOTE,
feb22-Miw Coz L4igglDper OF Patents.
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pASKRUPTcY NOTICE.

To all the creditors Of JoHS II. JosLIE, who may
have proved their claims.
You are hereby notified TO appear before the Su.
Bankruptcy, on the 9th day Of April. iStp. at
10 o'clock, n, NJ, at the City Hall, washin gton
debts should not DO granted to said bankrupt
You are alB0 notified that the "a and I'd mceingS Of
By order Of the Court: A. SHARP,
Test: r. J. MEIus, Clerk. mh2IIN
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fOR GERMASY.-ChaTles Kloman, ESQ.,, Of
this city, sailed from New York yesterday
by steamer Union, Gu route 10 Bremen, aud
thence on visit to his native village in Ger
many, lie will be gone about three months,
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IhEhE ARE three unfurnished rooms for
i ,ent AZ no D lnglr Place, Capitol Hi, Sec
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y WAsHISGTON, D. C., March II, 1869.
Gu the petition " JoEAH NEWTON, OF New
York n Y, praying fPr the extension q patent
Improvement 10 Method Of Securing Cutters to Ro-
ttry Discs:
Ii Il ordered that tho said petition be heard at
this Ot1co the Slst day OF May next, Any per
sou may Oppose this extension Objections, de-
Positions, and other papers should be hlel In this
0aico twenty days before the day OF hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
mb2l.T l1W CommissloneT ol pRtents
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DEATH OF DAUGHTER or DR. G. H..
NlcuoLs.-We sincerely regret to announce
the death Of Alice, the beautiful little
daughter Of DR.. c. II. Nichols, superintend-
cnt of the Government Insane Asylum, and
president of the Board Of Police, which oc-
CURED at the asylum about o'clock last
night. She was aged about six years and
VS. a sweet and interesting child.
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4 LITERARY AND MUSICAL ESTgRTAIN-
MENT for the benefit Of the Fifteenth street
Presbyterian church, Is to be held at the
church tonight. A discussion on woman's
rights will constitute u portion of the pro-
grammC.
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REGISTERED LgTTERs.-The following is
The report Of :. Il. Kirby, registry clerk, for
the past quarter ending March ~, 1860
Valuable dead letters received from dead
letter oftice and returned TO the original
writers, 1905. Ro.rGglsters Of money aud
letters Of value, 5,0s6. Civil registry Of let.
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THE
Economy Butter Company
THE

ask the attention Of all interested Ia tho reduction
Of the extravagapt cost Of RUTrER, to their prae-
teal and economical system Of mAkipg pure prime
BUTTER by the aid Of the
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LIMITED STATEs paTEHT 3PfICBl - ,0.o
On the petition Of wRIeur buRIKA. u New
York. n, Y, praying for the exte nsion o. patent
Improvement In Gard Exhibitor, his application
having been authoIiEci by act OF Congress ap.
proved March 5, $50
Is oFaeyea that said petition be heard at this Of.
ace on the 3lst day VI Nay neyt. Any person
tions, and other papers should be h!ed In this once
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
mh2l-TuSw CommIssioneT Of Patants
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IrYITED STATES PATENT oPPICg,

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
- wAsHINGTON, ID. @. Feb, Is, 1860
On the petition % Tnonks J. KNAPP, 81 Phila:
granted TO him on the 18th day Of May 1875 for an
Improvement Ia Adjustable renoni ns Tool
IL II ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office On the 18th day Of April next. Any person
may oppose this extension; OBJECTIONS, dsplsi-
tons, and other papers, should be hled 10 this
pllco twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA FOOTE,
fubT-W3w COmmisslOneF Of patauta
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About sixty mechanics Of various trades
were yesterday discharged from the Treas
ury extension, and about the same number
were suspended until further arrangements
arc made. The new extension Is nearly
finished, and the reduction Of force has be-
come necessary.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ wAsHIsaros, D. c., Feb, 20, 1850.
on tue petition Of Henry BOTKTuS, OF New York,
n. T.. praying for the extension Of pateut grsute1
IN him on the 18th day OF June, 1875, for an lin.
prnyement in Reeiprocating Railway Propellsr;
Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
OulCe on tho eth day OF May next. Any per-
son may oppose this extension. Objections, depo-
stions, aud other papers, should be fled In this
Office twenty days before the day OF hearing,
ELISHA FO0TR,
mE3Th3w CnmmiKsioner Of Patents.
LIMITED STATES PATENT oPPlCB,
- WAsHINgTOS, d. c., Feb. %, lSp.
On the petition Of JOmS y. BARDBs, OF Proyl-
dence, Rhode Island. praying for the extension Of
patent granted to y. Snow and O. u, FaTnum,
assignees OF the sid John = Barden, on tho 22d OF
May, 1855, for an Improvement in Water Metsrst
l. ordered that said petition be heard at this
Oh on the 81 day OF May next, Any person may
oppose this extension, ohjeetions, depositions.
days before tho day Of hearing -
ELISHA FOOTB,
mil CommisslOneT OF patonts
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y WAsHINGTOS, b. O., Psb. 10, lses
On the petition Of JoHs TTLER, Of West Lebanon,
New Hampshire, praying for the extension ~ a
patent granted HIN on the ~ day Of May, l6jj.
Tor an Improvement il Curbs for Water Wheels;
Il Is ordered that said pntitua he heard At this
Office on the 81 day Of May hgEt. Any person
tons and other papers should he fled In this ofce
twenty days before tho day Of hearing.
ELISHA POOTE,
frbSi.ThJr COlnmissioueT OF Patents
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2 WAsIINaTos, B. %, March 8, 1850
Gu tho ps.iiiGE 81 C4Lgg II. GRITFiS, Of Ly1n,
Mtssaeaaseitai prtyltg lGT the extension o.
1855, for an Improvement in Machine for CItilRG
Out DOT and Shoe Soles:
u Is ordered that said petiton be heard at this
UmLo OI tie 9Th day Of Nay next. Any person
may oppose ibis eEtOpsiql. Objections, DEPOSIT
tons, and other papers, should be fled in this
Omeo twenty days before the day 81 heaIinEs
ELISHA R00TE,
NH ,sJw CommiSsonsT u Patents
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NTTEW sTATES PATRNT WFFICE.
" WAsHISuToS, d. C., February %, lsGg
on the pet ton u JACOB G, ScuLuUuH, OF Easton,
rennsy lYauia, praying for the ex ensOn Of a pat.
ont grautuI to him on the 29lh day Of My, 1855,
for an inpr VEN 'ut In Crate Bars for FuIHaoesj
oGico ~ tho lOlh day VI May next. any person
may Oppose this extension. ObieotlOus, dePusl.
tiOas aud Other papers should be hled In this Office
TWEEN days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA FOOrE,
mh2 Tu3I Commissioner OF Patents
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-02

GoINu lIOMg.-Quito number Of office
seekers have become disguised with the oh.
stacles in the way to official position, and
finding their funds are getting low, are set
thing up and retiring to private life in their
native villages.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-02

JAN APPOINTMENTS. General Crockcr,
warden of the Jail, has finished his ap,
Polntments as follows Guard, George W.
Dutton, formerly butcher In Centre Mar
ket,) Collins Crusoe, Of Georgetown, pro.
moted from messenger to guard. Henry
Beckett Beckett appointed cook for the prison, and
III oted.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-02

An APRIL FooL.-Yesterday n number Of
practical jokes were perpctrated on poor hu-
mainly in this city, and among those worth
mentioning Is that of young man In search
Of q marriage license. The would-be bene-
dict first applied at the Mayors office, from
where he was directed to the city register,
then to the collectors Office, the commits.
sioners Of the wards, the sealer Of weights
and measures, the fire commissioners room,
and finally to the water registrar. Our
young victim Of the wags about City Hall
did not discover his mistake until the water
registrar Informed him that he never issued
licenses Of marriage on the LIST of April.
The seeker afler matrlmony departed by II
sidc-doOr, muttcrlng his dsapprobatlOn OF
"foOling n man when he Is In earnest"
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mo. 10.
Ry THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
ID STATES.
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observation-disclosures Noonan, Of the
sanitary police, sent two boys, named
Daniel Buckley and William Long, aged re-
Fpcctlycly ten years, to the Industrial Home
School. These lads have been wandering
through the city for several months past,
amt have no parent to provide for them.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-02

POLICE lSTELLIGESCB.-R. \. Boyd. for
assault and battery upon Charles TAYLOR,
was fined e. by Justice Kean.
Elias Solomon, charged with thro,,fn,,
poison TO dogs, was dismissed by Justice
Kean.
James Wells, colorci, suspicious char.
acter, was sent TO the wOrk.hotsc for thnv
days by Justice Clark,
The usual number of arrests for dlsurl,rly
conduct were reported yesterday, and the
parties appropriately hned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-02

JomN F. ELLIS, at his musical emporium.
800 Pennsylvania avenue, should be visited
by all who desire musical instruments of
every kind, the best Italian strings, en-
craving, &C., on all musical subjects, all of
which are sold for low prices.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-02

DREcToRs ELEcTED.-In compliance with
the requirements of the charter, the stock
holders Of the National Capital Life Insur.
nnee Company held an election for directors
yesterday, with the following results hessrs,
NJ IT, Emery, Samuel Norment, Thomas VI.
Howard, Geo. II. Plant, Alexander X. Shep-
herd, Il. A. Lutz, Lewis Clephane, Joseph
+. Brown, ThOs. Berry, j. B. Patterson, Ed
win n Gray and Iephaniah Jones.
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REAL Estate SALEs.-Thc following sales
of real estate have been made within a few
days past by Messrs. Fitch 4 Fox, real estate
brokers! Lot IS, and parts of lots 10 and 20,
In subdivision of square III, corner Fifteenth
and Il streets, with improvements known as
the Club House, aud owned by Gen. j. W.
Ripley, TO the wGll-known caterer, james
Wormlcy, for 800. Also, lot Z, in sub
division OF square $40, fronting % feet Oh X
street north, between Eleventh aud Twelfth
streets, improved by a thrcc.story brick
house, to II. A. Clark for $3.50. Also, part
Of lot 4, In square 372, fronting 81 feet on
New York avenue, corner Tenth street, and
10 feet deep, to A. r. Shepherd, for sl,s)O.
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Death or AN AGED CITIZEN,-Thr many
friends In this city and Baltimore will rrgr,r
TO learn of the death yesterday morning Of
MIR. Edward Lycett, an old aud highly re.
sPCcted citizen Of Washington. At the time
OF MS deccasc he was n years of age. Mr..
Lycelt came to this city about nftecn years
ago from Baltimore aud commenced his bust
ness as bookbindcr, trade In which he
mad achieved quite Il reputation the result
OF which was 10 ut once secure him n LARGE
business. His intercourse with our people
mas been pleasant, and there urc many who
Will read OF his demise with many regrets.
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nLD ESTABLISHED HOSPI
~ Talon the French system.
QUICK CURES & LOW PRICES.
Twenty Thousand Cured Annually.

Dr. Teller continues to be cOnhdentiallS and
successfully consulted on an forms Of private di-
seases, at his old established Hospital, No.
Beaver street, Albany New York
Twenty years devoted to this particular branch
OF practice, enables him to perform cures such
such Ibeing in correspondence with the most
eminent physicians of the Old WUrld) for obtain
ing the safest as wei as the latest remedles tor
the diseases, that he can O1er Inducements to the
un fortunates of rapid cure to be obtained at no
other office in America.
of the Testcles, and Spermatic Cords, Bubo,
liberated Throat, Sore Nose, Tender Shin Bones;
Cutaneous Eruptions, Bues, Ulcers, AbcessJ and
all other Impurities of the system.
- YOUNG MEN
addicted to secret hRtlts, who have impaired
their health and destroyed the vlgor of their
minds, thus depriving themselves OF the pleas
ure of Married Lite, are notified that in COZ
sultinG DR.. II, they viii ind q friend to console,
and s phy ysicisn who has cured thousands.
DR. TELLER's GREAT WORK
For the married and those contempt ating mar
rage, 200 pages-full OF pIates-price 25 cents.
The single married and the married happy a
lee ur'- on Love, or how to choose a partner
complete work on midwifery 1t contaips hun
ty-five cents enclosed will secure copy by "a
To THE LADIES.
DIR. Teller still retains in America the agency
for tht sale of Doctor Vichols Italian Female
Monthly Pills, for stoppages, Irregularities ana
other oostructions IN fem ales.
On the receipt OF one dollar, the price per
boz, these pills " i'll be sent BY mail or express
10 any part Of the word secure from curiosity
or damage.
Ofice hours from e. N. to p. m, and en-
-.nday, to p m
n. .. Persons AT distance can be cured AZ
home by addressing Dr- Teller, enclosing a re
mittancr, Medicine securely pacsed from Obser-
VatiOn, sent 10 any part Of the world, All cases
sarranted. No charge for adTlce 20 students
OF boys employed. Notice this address all let
,ers To j. TELLER, NJ D.,
ly55.2 Beaver 81 Albany, n. Y .
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TuERAILROAD HORROR.
Further. Details and Particulars

Further Details and E'nrticuInrs-
SAN FRANCISCO, November J 8 1869.
Seventeen dead bodies have been re-
covered from the wrecked cars
Eleven having been brought to the
dead house at Oakland. 1t Is estl-
mated there are twenty wounded.
The scene of the disaster is described
as heart rending in the extreme, the
separated telescoped cars revealing
crushed humanity.
There are different statements of
the cause of the accident. 1t was al
legged the Western Pacific was ahead
Of time. and should have waited at
Diamond station for the passage OF
the Alameda. Again, the fault
is laid to the station>master where
the Alameda and Western Pacific
road connects, who said the Alameda
was behind time, and he'd be dam
ed If he would wait for 1t, and he
went into the house for breakfast.
While there, the gravel train passed
down, which he supposed was the
Alameda. When the Western Pa
clfic come up, the conductor inquir-
ed whether the Alameda had pass
ed. He said all right, go ahead.
Judge Baldwln's remains have
been removed to the residence OF lIIs
brother-in-law, John Benton at OAK
land.
The cause of yesterdays railroad
disaster is ascribed to the neglect Of
the switch-tender at the connection
or the Alameda and Western Pacific
roads, Even after passing the switch
the accident would never have occur
red bat for thick fog bank which
enveloped the Western Pacific train,
which the Alameda train had clear
weather when the collision happen
ed, and for miles around on the level
plains trains can be seen at a long
distance ahead,
The railroad officials rendered cv-
cry assistance to the unfortunate
passengers. Medical aid was prompt
ly procured at the neighboring viii
lages and at this city. The scene Of
the calamity was visited by thou
sands of our residents, somein search
of their relatives and friends, and
others from curiosity. The track
was Immediately repaired The ho-
tel express and the Atlantic express
trains came in on time.
The following additional are kill
ed: Robert Owen, conductor OF the
Alameda train, and Peterson, Corrall
Hollow; F. B. Milliken, breakman; :;
+. r. w. Owen, and an unknown
man. Wounded: Phillip Riley,
Stockton, badly injured; Simon
MeIoche, hip dislocated E. F. Fitch,
school teacher leg fractured; Cspt.
Wadsworth, badly crushed, and
many others were Injured, but were
ahle TO DrOceed
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The ruins that have been discover
ed in Cam bodia, Cochin China, SAYS
the RerlIe COlonidle ct Maritime,
prove that the inhabitants must at
one time have been as highly civiliz-
ed as they are now debased. Re-
mains eff sculpture have been dis.
covered, rivaling those produced in
Greece in its best days Well built
bridges have been discovered in
many parts, and the expedition con-
ductedby NJ. deLagree found remains
of the same and other constructions as
far as the fifteenth degree of north
latitude. SO extensive are these re-
mains that considered to Prove hey
ond dispute that at the time when
they were built the country must
have been densely populated by
people rich and prosperous to a very
high degree; indeed, there is posi-
tive evidence of the fact inthe wri
tIngs of a Chinese traveller, who
speaks with warm admiration OF the
lavish manner in which gold wal
employed in the decorations of theil
instruments 80
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HAIR RESTORATIVE.
MRS. ALIENS

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Are SO uniformly grateful and benef.
cial, that they are with Justice called
the natural strengtheners of the human
hair. They are two entirely separate
and distinct preparations, not to be used
together at one time.
Mrs. Aliens Hair RestOreF
Never fails to satisfy the most refined
and cultivated. A guarantee goes with
every bottle, that it will quickly restore
gray or white hair to its original youth.
full beauty, gloss and color; after its
use a few times the hair will grow
thicker and stronger. 1t will stop Its
falling and induce healthy and luxu.
RANT growth. 1t is an exquisite han
dressing, agreeable, harmless and
healthy. Entirely different from most
other preparations for the hair, its com
position and ingredients are noCTishing
giving life and vigor to the Roots.
Mrs. Allen" ZyIObalsamUm
This exquisite preparation is free
from any sediment, and is a toilet
treasure. The urgent want of a simple
Hair Dressing, for the youth of both
sexes, first induced the manufacture
of the Zylobalsamum, and the sale of Il
is perfectly immense, not only In this
country, but in Europe.
EXTRACTS FROM a FEW LETTERS.
"Your Zylobalsamum is used by every mem
Der, young and old, of our family, and We con
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and are delighted with il. It soon restored theh
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From tke PriaeipaIc Of one Of oar large Fe1sGh
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the favorite among our young ladies'"
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and 40 Park Place, New-York.
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The Macon TELEGRAPH, in COM
menting on the programme of the
Georgia Radicals, which includes the
ratification of the fifteenth amend
meut es condition Reconstruction,
and escape from military rule says
"And as to the fifteenth amend
ment, Is it possible that any politi-
clan can sanction so corrupt a pro-
ceeding as to make its adoption the
price of the political existence of q
State? Is American fundamental
law TO be ordained and established
by bribery corruption and intimida-
ton? That the Congress of the Un'
tied States should have sanctioned
such q proposition makes 1t none
the less audacious in its brazen in
fanny. We need no better evidence
ofJhe fallacy of the dogmas of mod
ern spiritualism, than that the spirits
of the reverend fathers Of American
liberty did not rise in their might,
and hurI down the very stones Of the
Capitol on the base heads OF Congress
when that body sanctioned so afro
cious an outrage upon republicanism
and free government