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PROPOSALS FoR HAY AND wooD,

0FFIcE CHiBE oUARTERsAsrER, !
ST. PAIL, MiSE, February 10, 1850
Proposals. In the usual form, with the customary
conditions are Invited to be received at this Office
aud at the QuaIiermasteI'h once at the head
quarters Of the District Of Montana, until March
~, 1862. at u N to supply Fort shaw the coming
season with too tons Of Hay aud 1000 cords Of
Wood.
In Ike manner, to supply Camp Cooke with 800
l25 tons Of Hay aud ! 900 cords Of Wood.
Similar proposals will be received at the Dis
tret asters once, Fort Stevenson, d 7.
and at his Ofhee, same date and eouditions, a.
and 5000 cords Of Wood to supply Fort Stevenson
with 30 tons Of Hay, 40 cords Of Wood and
500 900 feet Of Lumber In logs. TO square eiSht
iueh,s at the smallest end. and to DO from eighteen
TO thirty feet long.
District ouarteLmaster's onhe., Fort sally. D. 7 !.
l., supply ForI Rice 40 tons Of Hay and Loo cords
u Wood to supply fUIt sully 80 or less tons Of
Hay and |, 00O cords OF Wood, to supply ut 'Ti
Randall l25 or less tons Of Hay aud 80 cords Of
Ills to be understood that these amount. may b.
diminished ~ the Hay or Wood be not all required
that the Hay IL to be cut hen green, aud properly
Gu ed-ty be free from weeds aud sedges or swamp
sI4.,i all cat and cured BY September u, deliver
The Wood to DO sound m erehautable wood to be
delivered by January IS, 1870, unless otherwise
Tue Hay aud Wood all to ,. sslir.FsS 2, thu
Deputy ouarteTmaster General U. S. Army.
fnhy-td
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POLICE AssIGSagST,-0flcer ID. W. Jar
Doe, of the First precinct, was on Saturday
assigned to do duty as clerk In the Detectives
office, vice Geo. W. McElfresh, transferred to
duty at the Executive Mansion.
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Millinery and Dress Making
Personal.


W be soil Al public auction on THURSDAY,
March y. lsda,tt l20'clock. IN at tho Naval Lab
street, 1t Rir' mrnd. Virginia
y "k niliing', with late roofs,
~ ~ In lling-,
49, P-nces aud Ou'- Buildings
Terms: Ga.h, the bu ldiugs n b. rem wed with.
In six y lays
By "rd = or D eyrt Major Geaaril .. o Howard,
Comm. siuner Bureau Il. 3, aud A, Z,
GEORGE Q.MHITE,
Bvt. NajorU : Army, dGeer
-, JAMES NJ, ffL0R,
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Int NrHNM EQUISOx.-The yernal equi-
n oS occurred yesterday, the sun rising at six
ana S'tAnS at aix o'clock. The weather was
clear an! bright, although the wind was
somewhat raw and disagrceablc, but died
From the brightness Of The dlv yas,erda~
the weather-prophets augar a spell of GII
weather. SUI
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APPOINTMENT OF GUARDs.-General John
S, Crock2r. warden of the Jail, on Saturday
made tie following appointments of guards
Of the Institution: Thomas B. Stahl, Samuel
Draper. Sidney Mcfarland, Albert &. Ed
ridge, George T. McGlue, Jr., Dennis MUIR
ply, Thomas T. johnson.
The new warden ia making arrangements
for needed reforms about the jail, looking to
the co nfor and security OF the prisoners,
and Is already spoken Of with favor by those
confined there. The number OF prisoners
nov In Jail is "a, of whom % are white
males, Al Colored males, and I colorcd fc-
males, and convicted to the penitentiary.
The messenger to the warden Is Collins
Cursor, and the remainder of the guards will
be announced In few days. From and after
next Sunday religious services will be held at
the Jail In the afternoon from 3 to O'Clock.
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Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
graduate from one Of the most eminent colleges IN
ne United states, and the greater par, u whose
life has been spent In the hospitals Of Landoni
Paris, Philadelphia. and elsewhere, has eneeted
sons Of the most astonishing cures that were eve.
known many troubled with ringing in the head
and ears when seleep, great nsryousness, being
alarmed al sudden sounds bsshfulness, win re
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GEETLEMES's SPRING SUITS now ready. \
1ne assortment Of Walking Goats, with Yeats
to match Pantaloons, with Yeats TO match /;
and Pantaloons only, at Geo r. Hennlne'',
No, III Seventh street.
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MISUNDERSTANDING between and b
o'clock on Saturday morning the store of l..
Mundhelm, 4l9 Seventh street, near II, was
entered by burglars through window In the
rear OF the store, and goods to the value of
800 taken therefrom.
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Mr.. wN. BALLISrYSE, $40 Seventh street,
near d street, announces through our col
umns to-day a number Of late publications.
Medical works at low prices, aud other ar
ticles to be found In a we'll regulated book
establishment.
JouRNEYNES PAPERuASGERs will fiud q
notice in another column Of meeting to
night at John Senter's place, on Eleventh
street below PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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FELL IN FIr.-saturday afternoon as Mr..
C. $. Miller, residing on II street, between
Fourth and Fifth streets, was proceeding
hO9neward he fell In q 1T on G street, between
Sixth and seventh streets. Officers Lawlor
and Brown discovered him lying on the pave
ment and assisted him 10 his home.
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the OpD FELLows ANNrvERsARr IN
PHILADELrHIA.-The semi-centennlal ami
vcrsNrv Of the Independent Order OF Odd
kUIIuW- on Monday, the Goth April next,
will be observed by the Order generally
throughout the country by professions, &c,
but the principal celebration will take place
In Philadelphia, where II is expected there
will be fully $1,000 members Of the Order
participate In the grand exercises OF the day.
Il will be one Of the greatest events In the
history Of Odd Fellowship. It Ia expected
that every Jurisdiction will be represented,
and that large numbers OF members In
lodges and encampments will be present
from New York city and State, Pennsylva-
mia, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and
the District Of Columbia. In Boston, Gin
cinnati, Detroit, Richmond and other places
there will nlso he celebrations.
The Joint committees Of this Jurisdiction
are making arrangements for fne display
OF the lodges and encampments OF this city
In Philadelphia. The fine band Of the 18th
infantry has been engaged to accompany
them on the excursion. An arrangement
has been effected with the railroad compa-
MES by which the excurslonlsts are to be pro.
vided with round trip tickets for the sum OF
1--WE dollars.
1t is expected that from seven to nine hun.
drcd will represent the District, and II Is sta.
ted that Baltimore will have from three tc
FIVE thousand present. The Joint committee
have decided to procure, II possible, specia
train, to start from Washington on Sunday
morning, and meet the Baltimore brethren
In order to arrive in Philadelphia about {
O'Clock In the evening. The Grand Lodge
Grand Encampment, Columbian, and Ridgely
Encampmcnts, Oriental Lodge, and proba
bly, other lodges and encampments, will z,
as organizations. The Grand Lodge, Grant
Encampmeut aud Ridgcly Encampmcnt hav,
each had manufactured, by Mrs. Curtis, o
Philadelphia, the flags adopted by the order
which were on Friday evening OH exhibition
at the hall. The flags are each seven feet b,
four, Of white silk. Scarlet fringe, cord AM
tassels, and that for the Grand Lodge ha
painted on II the letters 81. o. o. F." tn
| emblem Of the Three Links, and the word
District Of Columbia" In scarlet, and tn
| staff Is surmounted by gilt dove. Tn
flags for the Grand Encampmcnt and Ridge
ly Emcampment are similar, with the exceI
tlon that the crossed crooks are also on then
Rldgely Encampment has also a small royn
: purple silk flag, with the same device rs IN
larger flag. A large flag of bunting 20 fec
by III feet, was also received, and will b
displayed from the hall. The splendid nai
Of Oriental Lodge, presented by the German
Rebecca Degree Association, will he carrie,
: with the Lodge, and will appear In the pro
cesslOn on the day Of the celebration.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT oPFICE,

u wassIaaros, b. e., fsb 20. 1850.
Or the petition Of hESar BorsIoS. o. New Yofki
10 him on the 18th day Of June, 1885, for an i'm.
pIoyeme9t In RssProes,ins Rsilvsy PIopells,i,
odioe on the 2tth day Of Nay nsTt =, AM, per-
son may oppose this extension. Objectlons, depo.
once twenty days before the day. Of bearing.
ELISHA F90Ts,
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UNlTED sF &IssI .aTaSTp 0E,iESs ,s ,,s
on u, r,lon e JhSo x. GS.Glys ps.ss,
a a,sh,:l hin P'Ilhs ISs b, ssy q Esy
fmproyemsnt Machine tCr sRisSSs mSDa I, tb,.
ones on the 81 day Of Nay ne5t Any psrson
NAY Oppose I'll. extensiop. ,9b}sesniGS' aeRG,
once twssir dsy' bsfora the ssI "a hsssfd,sS+y
feh72-MAN QommlssioLs. :" fe''u...
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United STATES PATENT oFPICB,

U Nirh%S i S D. e.. F .srpsfs %. 1850.
pTsy.I Sc sxte1sSs of patent GRANTED 70
10 Machine for makinG Paper Bags
II Is ordered that ssid pstition be heard A. this
%ay OIgS,S iS; ,.Ss n tses.
'"''' ELISHA TQoTB,
mh9.w9t Commissioner Of Patents.
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SALE or THE GREAT Ok HRADQrARTERs.-
On Saturday afternoon, the frame building
erected on the reservation al the corners Of
was offered at auction by Messrs. Green Il
Williams. 1t was purchased by a coored
man named Andrew Carroll, for the sum Of
S2D
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STATES PATENT oYPIpE,

. NlIhU ' WEI 3. T,Kb %, lsp
dsnee, Rhode Island, paying for the exteusion Of
a patent srautej 70 o.. Snow and o, b. farnam.
assignee Of the sid John Barden, on the 92d OF
May, 1855, fol. Au Improvement In Wafer Metersi
{ Is ordered laat sald petition be heard at this
ONCE on the Sd day Of May next, Any person may
oppose this extension, Ohjoetions, depositons,
aud other papers sh 1uld be nled In this once twenty
ELISHA PooTE,
mil MI Cnmmlsninner Of Pninnts.
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ROBBERY OF VALUABLE FowLs.-On Fri
day night the farm of Marshall Brown, esq,
short distance from the city, was robbed
OF forty-three valuable chickens, among
which were several Of very rare and choice
breeds. The officers Of the Second precinct
are actively engaged In ferreting out the
parties 10 this foul proceedings.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right Of pre-. empt
TO any OF the lands within the IOw ps aud par
oftownshipS above enumerated, Is REQUIRED 70 ca
tablah the same 10 the sttistReton Of the Register
aud Receiver Of the Land o nee, aud make payment
therefor as soon "a practicable after seeing this
notlee, and before the day appointed for the com
menoement OF the public sale OF the lands EN-
feited, los q WiLsON :"
COmmissione OF the General Land Once
NOfs-Under the regulations Of the Department
no payment can be made for adVertISinE pTocia a
tious, except to such publisher as are speeiaiyau
thorired by the Secretary Of the lntsrioT,
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Notices Of Patents.
sTArRs pATRyT oryICE.

UNITED srA W:. RAIss1 5 o g II, 1900,
On the pe,ition Of CnAstis A. Drnei., o. New
n J SIisS x. Fl 81. =. 81 s.9 & R' at
tmproy emsnt In SEWING Msshins.i
mi. a,,es .Ss 81 va sy Of Hsy ssst Any person
prose this ,.ssi. 5. n S'SS.
twenty days before ms 'Elishi tooTI,
fahl1.rhau CommissioneI Of Patenta.
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mhsrh3w


IN, p.,,,Ssi soatGi1 p 81 t nd v Villa i
Y. BoTD, Of Mansfield. MassAohusetti; pfsytnG for
an extension q a patent granted TO them On the
Bride winkers.
Il Ia ordered that said petition be heard at this
son may oppose this extension. Questions, DO.
positions, and other papers. should be hlsd In this
49,, sa. EGIsak TS5fE,
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u wlsnisaros, b. 9. .Feb ls,lsoa.
On the petition Of RoB 7 CusHskS, Of Pawtueket,
Rhode Island, pray Ing for the nslon Of patent
granted him on the 22d day Of May, 1875, for an
chimes:
Il is ordered that the said petition be heard At
son may oppose this extension, Objections, de-
positions, and o,hst pspsts should 9s nIsd In this
ELISHA FO0TR,
febq1.T Commisslouef Of Patents
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FIRE LAST NioHr.-An alarm Of FIRE was
sounded Mt 7.40 last evening, from box 80,
corner of Twelfth and and N streets, caused
by the burning Of q small frame house near
the corner Of Vermont avenue and r street,
owned and occupied by Ben. Burrill. The
flames were soon eStinguishcd with loss Of
two hundred dollars.
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Steamboat Lines.
Ne. I kS:s Afp co HAsHIFsroS

N kAs"f COMPANY
Elk. sssGc PRESS LINE.
THE oS'Hs s sEsss'I Il i NV s'ygSHEE' WASH
Will run two steamers 4 week dites, from View
York 70 wsshinr,dp, lsudins freight At District
NGssylss New. York every WEDNESDAY and
pkT .sS i aSSs FS,S xIsAss'a '''' NON
io STssFns, ,:s'''tS rsa'' Al
nrSfTs'f'i HYhtblh a s:sns:.
n fLBfibdEf Sss.;:;.Ass fis,vt
ss.u JAMIE \. s W.il .iIl ss;sEI .~ Te,s.
NEw MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
xEHsnFy IA iS SA 1 ssiissSs VII S' rum C.
sstfs;s$s$Ris %SSSssisS2Sss! IL sfcsae
r2Is Ss 'si,igS %i. from Pie. p ,, .,s Rive.
tss s,I s.Iss4lis and Ss1Hs.iosS fgkspkY
.,rs.t, THgkSRkYss hisisndtl,, ERiDSYS,
ssS SEsp%Y sMadRsRfNass.' arriving " new fO''
III. Linz soSnssil.i At sG5 ss With VIZ! H. a.
rsn q o ias S ssa sSsFps
pared TO take through freight at much reduce
rates, as the usual charge Of draysFs and oths
expenses through Baltimore 10 sVoided oy Uni
t,oP Y.G1 ;sgTt oS b s sSss e tn
Pci tar,her isioIina.ion apply 70 JOS, l. 6kLT
AEen,,. onhes. and Wharf loot q HiEh s!Iss!
osorse'ssyn. p or a. orries oR GoH Y NJ
one Ss ;aftTf' O'l'" wv R RiRs,P:Ss President
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ITYIrHp STATES PATENT oyyIGE-

y wisixdroS, b. q Fab' 10. 1862.
On the petition Of ARcABoFs WHfoHHOHY aud B.
4. MJRRIsos, Of ElmirA, y. Y, praying for the
extension OF . patent granted 70 them septembeT
18Th, l0j, and reissuei the 18th 9f October, 9,
for Improvement In Boriug Maehine:
Oriered that the said petion be heard at this
ONCE the ID day Of August next Any persnn
may oppose this extension, Oblectour, depo l.
lions aud other papers should he hed 10 this once
twenty days before the day Of heAIinE
ELISHA P00TB,
feb2LMSw CommlssionsT OF Patents.
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l,HE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.


On and afler SUNDAY. I7th MAY. 1865. three daily
trains ~ be run between Baltimore and Wheel
Baltimore daily Except Baadsy( q s;B a., m,
ss ~ ftEs a ..S sSGSd .f2
sset al Bsilsirs and .ParksrsburE for ali points
w" $fE sHfSTiis ana &dG5SSSbArIos TRAIN
lay. Leave" WiasSs.tsr fof BsltiaSSS daily Hih
Frederick Junction with train for Frederick and
at HAEerstown Junction with train for Hagers-
TiE ELLICoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Balti.
more at 20 and 80 a. m, and 20 and 40 p, m
KsturBnE leaves EllicOtts Mills at 7:sp aud II 10
= m and s's F ~ fdis ssGERsrows.
Leave Baltimore al :t5a a, m. and i:l0p III, ,con-
neeting A. HagerstOwn Junction with Washington
'oqGty R.iIr9sd, arriving At HsgsEstown at 80
$40 aud a. ~, arriving In Baltimore At 10 3 II.
Fox wIYCHEsTER
Leave Baltimore ut sst5 a IN. and 4!lO y, IN. ar
irving At Winchcstar ut 2!h5 and 80 y. M. Return
az leave winchesloT At Band 10 - a IN . arriving
U" 0"'''''F' = FdR w %SAssaitSsaSff5iSSp N
Leave Balnmor" AZ $50, ;05, SD and s;4S a. IN.
~ t 'im @SssshhfiEGfoR FOR BALTIMORE
leave Washington At and ss. IN. and l2:SO, Q,
'' '' ', w ANNAPOLIS.
sayG Wellington 4 m and i'9 p. m,
''''H' leave AnsttSS1pii FT AZ J. and SSp ~
Leave Baltimore ioI Wsshin sIon at $50 and 20
a. n@q sad H. a. sads q L & washington
aP Pp5'r 70 HjorP'i RR5LKNS 6'' &seS s a as
''A''"' " :" '1' '' John L. WILSON,
L. ~ COLE, General TinkaI Agent
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TINTED STATES PATENT oYrIoE.

y wAsTiSgros, D q !. i.e y, ls
delphis, Pa, praylnE for the extensioh Of patent
granted to him on the 18th day Of May 1885. for an
Improvement in Adjustable Tenonins Tool; =
his ordered that SAID petition be heard al this
once on the 18th day of April neSt. Any person
tons. and other papers, should be hi.d In this
once twenty days before the day Of heaIinE
ELISHA Fn0TE,
febl7 WV CnmIni.sionef Of Patants
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HkIhE kiSf RsrT Tkb sS MMksRRdbsSSSToN

"hPHHiIA bsiRHis, xsb Ssw F6 RR.
wAsHiEaros, Sep. Is, lsss-noon.
FrRias between Warrington and New York are
,Ug run =. tollOws, viz;
FOR NEW YORK.. without ehsnge Of cars.
i.ays daily Except sunday at 500 q. m, IL 10
FUR PHILADELPHIA,
.'.dIiiy texeept suEiay) NaDh m, II S
SOP IN.
ON SUNDAY,
.."aE ., ass York At " p. IN. and Philadsl'
s,.srlGs car. for New York on up m. train only
.nipqss urAeIr TO Philadelphia, New York or
500. ga he Lad at the Station once NJ all hours
,-r Bu,inors and onto Gailroad adyertisement
q, ,sl'iuia letwe"a Washington, Baltimore, An
,.r ts, uUl the %srt J. L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
n OH, usnsral Ticket Agent.
~ ). kOONTZ. AgenL MAshLnEton.
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DANGERors EIcAvATInN.--Com plaiut hay
ing been made to the Sanitary pol. that the
sewer excavation at the corner of Nineteenth
street aud Pennsylvania avenue was not
properly guarded, Lieutenant Soonan yes
tcrday ordered his officers to notify the con-
tractor and compel him to so secure 1t as not
10 endanger vehicles and their occupants.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OPFICE.

l NlTED STATES PATENT OfflGk, . 49,
~ wAsHINGTos, D, c., Feb. 8, 1880
On the petition Of JOHs NJ Heck, of Holyoke,
MassAeh praying Tor the extension OF pate
granted to him on the 18th day Of Nay, 1855, 70
an Improvement In Dressing Sewing Thread:
10 ordered that the said petition be heard At this
ofhee oa the 2Sthdayof April next. Any person
may oppose this extension Objections, deposit
oince twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA FOOTE,
fel1 WAM CommikAlonaf Of Pntanih
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Sent TO THE llusrITAL.-A man, name q
A. gust AcFCrsOn, who was found sick ana
Lc,t 'GLe On the barge Dellyans, Ut the foot
Of e. IN street wharf, was conveyed TO the
poor h, Pse hospital IN saturday evening hv
\ 'ticerE 'A''"
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FUNERALS YEsTERDAY.-The members OF
Washington Circle No. 3, Brotherhood OF
the Union, were out yesterday for the pur-
pose of attending the funeral of their de-
ceased brother, Lewis Watson, resident of
the Sixth ward. Quite a large number Of
the Order Joined In the funeral procession.
The funeral Of the late Stephen Wilson,
who for the last eight years has been super
intendent of the Adams Express freight
depot, took place from his late residence on
& street, between Second and Third streets,
and was largely attended by the Masonic
fraternity aud the employees Of the express
company.
The members Of Eureka Lodge No. 10, F.
and A. A. Y. NJ, were out in force yesterday
afternoon to attend the funeral Of their late
brothc 7, Alfred l.. Brown.
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the "NEw STYLES" an immense New
Spring Stock Boots and Shoes, receiving for
ten days past, and new arrivals daily at
Cummins' Extensive Shoe Store, s47 Seventh
street, next to Northern Market. Ladies'
"Fine Dress Shoes" In newest styles and
great variety. The Largest and most SUI
| perb selection ever In store. fine oppor-
tuulty for those choicy, to ind what they
| want In the above line.
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STATES PATENT OFFICE,

u Sirhp Sr wissrsa ATks B. G T., Ea4:h 0, 1869
On the petition Of EDwARp A. srERRr, q Nor.
patent granted to him on the l2th day OF June.
lso, for an imProy In Faucet;
Office on the 2ith day Of May next, Any person
ions, sad other papers should Be sied IL his Sfes
| twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA POOTB,
mhl2 s3w CommIssioner OF Patents
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y wAsHIsoros, D. c., Feb, %. 1859.
On the petition Of JoHs TILER. Of West Lebanon,
New Hampshire, praying for the extension q =
Tor an Improvement In Curbs for Water Wheels;
Il ia ordered that said petition be heard at this
may oPPSoss, TIL. ss,susOn, tob,ssiiGn; dePss,
twenty days before the day Of hslrinS,
feb1i.Th3t CommIssioneT az Patents
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Convict LABoR.-The Supreme Court In
general term, on Saturday, made an order to
the warden Of the Jail authorizing him to
employ couVicte sentenced to penal seryitude,
IL such manual labor about the jail and the
grounds ana other points that he may deem
necessary.
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So Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio Depot At
s;S u. M connect with Orange. Alexandria and
Manassas Passenger Trains at S. Assph Junction.
for all points on the Inc OF thot road between Ma
uassss Junction and HarTisonbuTg
Trains leaving st, ANAph and King streets at Is
T. IN. connect at St. Asaph Junction with train
from hAnAssas aud HarrisOnbuTg at 2:B p. IN. /,
arriving at baltimore and Ohio Depot at p. IN. !,
and In time for p, M, train for Baltimore,
Q. A, TEvENs, Cen sup't
W. J. PHELPs. den'l Manager. decyO-u
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! D'DO PEENSYLNAhlA ROUTE IlOOO
WEST
WINTER ARRAS0BMENT.
1. In. -.ttat NnNkMRRR a.. laha. iralna will

7F - SEEFFsHsES$a Fs'E GsD l lSSfs
..o u, .H,.S S"tSSSSEEk 4. 49, train. will
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''':''' ; :S r. Baltimore , IT,
wit Tk kE IEEtT sSEskk fsses ssGTn
'aJ and nigh! Carr, With modern improvements, and
% s 6 s h aS.. eS
F III 5si$ igfsE EHA 4ss Ssf NORTH
rsFSSfh enH ST ss9S,s 70 ROCHESTER, and
Pa,s.1SsTs By thus route rom Baltimore have
* sFSTs ssS no rERhIS all changes In UNION
nsp. corner q sixth street and PsnP;yly.nia
-,'oU will he given at ali times,
-i-ssnsats procuring tiekets at this once, -.
s;. S aEEESSEiS SaF Fs &, E h..
c"'H"F Sixth St 'p %a Penn; Sys1 3 n
- : SoUE1 G'O.r-' Passenger Agent.
l'"'hAohtrffiiaA6R s kkIGR6Hb, AND BAL
s si%%sGf's Fave S9 ffS" IP" s 81 d:pSS Sa af
"wSS Wy MI TTsn for Philadelphia and Way Sta.
ions s,@S a, m This irHin sSaSSos. At Nsw6 ss,is
Junction with traius for all stations on the Della
Expos Train for Philadelphia and New York
At 40 m, connecting at Perryyille with train
Express TTain for Philadslphia and New York
t.2a m so1hnsiGtIns a WImi59g'Sn with ' W
%ssS%sSSaticn Trsin Tor Port Deposit and inter.
~S EnpES. s' TIS% Or Or hfHadslphi.
Express TJAin for Now YSiE at - p M. con
PfiasTfsi stat on he bsiaw1rs Railroad. daily
al he sSS1' Gs sS IisBs Wy except Sunday
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CHANGE OF TIME.
TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, 1868.
On and After MONDAY, Dee 2iSs, 1888. and
lows!
rHkordH NAIL TRAINS,
Leay, Uhingtyn, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, s.. IN. ido for Manassas aud uaTrison-
burg, sa55L.
Leave AleA. ndria,, from corner OF Duke aud
Henry streets VIom Manassas ralrOad) 1851 p. M.
do. from Lyhchburg, 0p m.
LOCAL PAAakNnLR IRAINn.