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ASoTnER INSANE VISITOR AT THE ExECu.
TIVE MASsIoS.-Yesterday morning Officer
Lerwcs arrested an eccentric Individual who
was haranguing crowd In front of the Treas.
ury Department, and complaining that he
had Just been sent from the President
House without being allowed the privilege
of seeing the Chief Executive of the nation.
He carried with him a pole on which was
placed small American flag, and above
that n large new white handkerchief. A
closely packed knapsack and travelling
shawl were also carried by the unwelcomed
visitor at the White House. officer Zerwes
conveyed his prisoner to police headquarters,
where he had an interview with Superin-
tendent Richards, and II was evident from
his conversation that he was insane. lie
gave his name as Isaiah VI. Bruce, from
Clarendon, Gcauga county, Ohlo said he
had been here since Friday last, and had
been stopping since Saturday with Rev. DR..
Gray, of the Z street Baptist church.
In answer to an inquiry in regard to his
flags, he said that the white one was a flag
of truce to carry him among all classes of
people. The other was the union flag at
half-mast, because he mournod the deep dis
grace which had fallen upon the country
through the bad deeds OF its legislators.
He had come to this city, he said, to have an
interview with the President, to ask him to
decide whether or not he (Bruce) was In
sane. He had come TO this city, also, to
preach repentance to the people.
His incoherent manner and style of talk
ing satisfied all who heard him that he was
crazy, and Major Richards decided to COM
nit him to the workhouse until 1t can be
decided what to do with him.
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Try THE rREsrbEESsr7 'S 81 THE usIrEr
ID STATES.



For the sale Of certain lands In Wisconsin.
In pursuance Of law, ANDREW JOHNSON,
President Of the United States OF America, do
hereby DECLARE and make known that y pnbiie
sale will bel held at the aforementioned Land
ohiees. the State q Wisconsin, At the periods
SortE ~ base iias and Vest u the fourth prfncf.
AT the Land o4Ss' Al 1'b Bsyas commencing on
MONDAY, the l7Ih day Of May. ior the disposal
OF the tracts Of land hereinafter named, via: Z y
section sections 2, Q. 4; 10. u? ~ u; Is, %, p,
section -, sect Hons IS and 80 Township is, nortf
NORTH gIJaSs line and IS ST oythe fourth princf.
Meridian.
AT he Land Ofiee Of kAu Claire, common cling on
MoSDAf. the 2ith day q May next, for the dis.
Townships 81. 80. 81, 81, IS, 30, 81, IS, 30 and 10,
north o. range east.
North 9r base line and West Of the fourth prinof-
pal Meridian
Township -, north Of ranged west.
H. seiso L, b. h. a. se!acn o. ses M !,
Z section o. sections 81, ~. 81, 81 IS aud 20. 10
township 80, north OF range west
Lands Appropriated by law for the use Of schools,
military, and other purposes, tOEetherwith swamp
lands enuring uuGer the ad VI eptember Is, 1870,
The Ofering o. the above lands will be commenced
on the day appointed and WI praceed In the order
In which they are advertised until the whole shall
have been offered, and the sale thus closed but the
sale shall not be kept open longer than two weeks
milted until after the expiration OF the two weeks
Given under my hand, At the city Of Wash gtOn,
this fourth day OF February, A. d. one thousand
eight hundred and sixty nine
By the President:
ANDREW JOHNSON.
NN.IN q ITAa ENaUE
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POLICE INTELLIGEScE.-F. Scitz, for as
sault and battery on Mary Watkins, was
held to bail to keep the peace by Justice
Walter.
George Aeon, for indecent exposure, was
fined IS.
J. d. Bond, for cxcayating the street with
out proper permit, was fined Is by Justice
Clark.
John J. Rushton, charged by Evcllne Glib
bons with bastardy, was required to give Sc
curity to support the child.
James McCarty, colored boy, was sent
to jail by Justice Tucker for stealing a ham.
Michael O'Brien and Alfred Knott, for the
larceny OF quantity Of clothing from the
Government insane asylum, were required
by Justice Lynch to give bail for court.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
l. SoRiBsR has obtained from the ORPHANS,
Columbia, lettsrs ot on the personal
estate Of Many AM ygInMgrER, late % washingtOn
against said deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof, TO the sub.
seriber, on or before the 81 day OF APRIL
neIti they maj. otherwise by law be excluded
from all beneht Of the said estafb.
Given under my hand thls 81 day Of April,
1900 JACOB NRIHMBYER,
apl5-Tksws Administrator.
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FATAL ACCIDEST.-About 4 o'clock, on
Tuesday afternoon, young man named
Lewis Donaldson, residing In Georgetown,
and employed on the Point of Rocks railroad,
was instantly killed by being thrown from
one of the cars while another passed over
his neck, horribly mutilating him.
The accident occurred on the farm OF
Mrs. Gales, In the county, short distance
from Boundary street. The body was
placed in wagon and conveyed TO its late
residence In Georgetown.
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BASE BALL MATTERs.-Thc olympic club
OF this city will hold a special meeting to-
night at Mars hall. The members of this
club are moving actively preparatory to the
opening of the season. They are organizing
a first nine, which promises to be one Of the
best in the city, and will give the crack clubs
Of this vicinity some work to do to beat
them. Among the players Of the nine will
probably be Mr.. Bob Reach, Of Philadelphia,
formerly of the Athletic club. Early next
week match game will be played on the
National grounds between two picked mines,
with a view to raise funds for .hc decora-
ton of the graves Of the Union soldiers at
the public celebration on the 30th Of this
month.
As the President has decided not to allow
the ball clubs Of the city to use the grounds
south of the Executive Mansion for their
sport during this season, It Is probable that
the prominent clubs will play on the grounds
of the National club.
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OFFICE DEPOT CoHSIssARY or SUBSISTENCE
WksHINuTOS, u, c., May ], 1860,
:, WAnted-iO biIrels best No. FLOUR, to be de
Ground, Pourteenih street. Other conditions
made known by the und"rsigned Proposals re-
esived until IL m. the 9Th Of May, lsp
my4 Il o. BELL. e. g. u a A.
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ALL FOR SIXTY DoLLARs.-Sixty dollars
will buy an old established barber shop,
doing thriving business, In Georgetown.
See advertisement.
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BOYS AND CmLDREN's CLOTHING, In great
variety, at low prices, at Oak Hall, AGO Sew
enth street, opposite the Post Office.
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HANDSOME Conference.-The collection
taken up in Trinity church on Monday even
ing, for the American Missionary Society,
amounted to over 5000.
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President Of the United States
Jos. s. WILsoS, Commissioner.

NOTICE To PRE.EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the righs Of pre-emption
Of townships above cnumefsted, IL Te1uiTsd 10 a.
tabsh the same 10 the satisfaction Of the Register
aud Receiver OF tho Land onice. aud make payment
notice, and before the day appointed for the com
mencement Of the public sale OF the lands embracin
the tract claimed Otherwise 81 CD ea will be Tor.
feited. JOS y. WILSON,
Commissioner Of the GsneTal Land once
NOte.-Under the regulations Of the Department,
no payment san be made for ad yertising proclaim
nous, except to such publishers as are speeiallyau
thOriIed by the Secretary Of tho Interior.
fablb.MlN
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L
rowS.-A yery ploasant ontertainment was
given last nioIt al Potomac Hail in Georgc.
Town. under Tho anst,ices Of Potomac Diyi.
slon So, K. Sons Of Temporance. The aver.
cisss consisted Of vocal ami iastrnmental
mus, music " In @ =, 'ne on g rev.
hon, me DIuns .sr Dpu ,s py na
yer AUG pau, N d mi,n, auu "e
9reSses Uy hSn, ~ mo.o"ay s r W. w.. ~.
w. Sco.., ol nass INC h'.ci
gen'ien was n"ppy ~ s .e'nas'
ahu seemeu 70 Piease ana auu,enve a,liah
lngy. nc mas out roeenuy inano ms aaNen'
among u.s. anu Pon'iScs " w ~ ao'e as-
nstant 70 'eupcr"noo "orAefs oir'nis cum
MUMMY ' 49, -..'
pvo,srp,r,ox ~ rur For,-u w.,n
r,a poarS ~ p.a,.,ra,,a,, nn,,,nnaa ,ho
,naI., ~ ~ he ,o,srs ~ ,ha FonrtS wapJ
vns,o,jav A, a o,oiocl ,ast eysnin, ,bev
c,oscd Saving recorded thc names a. IA
VOTERS, TWO thirus OF "hom Werc NnNc.
Wncn inc DOCKS were Stosed iaa hight
ABOUT 10Y persons were IN Waning 70 pc
regstereo, ana was annolneea tnat tne
poaIa Nouio ue peck hsaih II, IN 'ne warn gu I,
rnusy, tno IAN hsunt inc Doaru Will
register IN inc rh'n waru so-oay'
4, Inc IOWA AssooIArioN last night elected
the following oincersi Hon o. .. W. Iaylor,
pfesluenti y; y; stevens, vice presldeht'
MAYOR =. a. betus, Iecoraing secretary D.
roulton, corrcsPpnuins seeIc.ay .; .:
L.
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The PRETTIEsr, most select, aud fashiona-
BILE stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods in this
city Is undoubtedly to be found at the 0rigi-
nal Francs, 494 Seventh street, between d
and Z, who has Just returned from New
York, where he has purchased some of the
latest novelties In Ties, Bows, and scarfs,
together with full assortment of new goods
in his line. As EQUALITY and prices, we can
only say that he Is In the habit Of selling the
best quality goods, and cheaper than any
other house in this city. For the benefit Of
persons who have no money to throw away,
we would say go to the Original Franc, and
buy your Gents Furnishing Goods, as you
will save money by so doing. Remember
the name and place, "The Original Franc"
494 Seventh street, between d and Z. Also,
notice the large plate glass window.
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THE Seventh Ward Republican Club meets
tonight, at Island Hall.
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GEO. @. HEssIso, No. 5il 7th st.

EXTENSION OF TME.-Thc time for entries
to the trotting races Of the National Fair As.
ISOLATION has been extended to Friday,
May 7.
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RIVER NEws-THE FISH MARKET.-Busl.
ness along the wharyes yesterday was very
dull, there being but few arrivals of vessels
and those not worthy OF note. The high
winds lattcrly have seriously intcrfered with
work at the fisheries, and the receipts Of all
varieties Of the hnny tribe have been limited.
One thousand shad were sold yesterday at
s2lg22 a hundred, and 5000 herring at $40.
There is a great demand for fish, and they
are instantly taken up, even at the increased
prices.
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LUTHERAN SYNoD.-On Wednesday even
Ing of next week, the German Synod of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church OF the United
States, will commence an annual session at
St. PauPs Lutheran church, corner of
Eleventh and II streets. The body will be
In session for about one week, and many
matters Of interest In connection with the
church will be acted uDOn
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FINED. A large number Of business men
were arrested and fined yesterday for run
Ilng their wagons and carts without license.
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OAK HALL, THE EMPORIUM OF FASHION
AGO Seventh street, opposite the Post Oflce.l
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STREET IMPRovEMRSTs.-Wor was com.
menced yesterday on the paving of the side
walk on the north side of Virginia avenue,
between Fourth and Sixth streets east, and
Ninth street east, from C street to North
Carolina avenue.
Mayor Bowen has instructed the Commits
soner of the Fifth ward to cause the foot
ways to be paved and CUTTERS laid on both
sides Of Twenty-frst street, from Pennsylya-
mia avenue to y street north; the laws au-
thorizing this work to be done having been
passed sometime ago. When completed
this will be great improvement to the
First ward.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-Supreme Chancel-
lor Read and Supreme Banker Porter, of this
popular Order, are now in the West organ
izing lodges In Columbus and Cincinnati,
Ohloi Chicago, Illinois, Louisville, Ken
tuckyi Mlddlcway and Piedmont, West VIr-
ginia. A grand lodge will shortly be Or
gaulzed In the last named State. The Order
has been engraftcd in II States.
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FOURTH WARD RuPuBLtoAx CLun.-Thc
regular weekly meeting Of the Fourth Ward
Republican Club was held last evening at
the third Baptist church. corner Of Fourth
aud l. streets.
Major J. K. Dougherty, president pro tenn,
Martin Crontn, secretary pro tan. A COM
municatlon from J. ii. Croesmnn, rendering
his resignation Of the Office Of president OF
the club was received. A motion TO accept
the resignation was laid on tho table.
Mr.. W. II. Chase, of the Second ward,
addressed the meeting, urging the import
ance Of the coming municipal election and
the duty OF the oolored citizens to indicate
their intelligence and fidelity by standing
by that party which has ever been In favor
Of liberty TO all men, and Is now urging the
extension OF equal political rights to all men.
He declared that the white men Of this
city who now compose the citizens party
voted not long ago against the proposition
TO give the ballot to the colorcd men of the
District, only 80 mon (and they oil Republic
cans) voting for IL. That on resolution
| urging Congress TO strike the word white
out from the laws OF the Dlstrict,in the City
Council every Democrat (citiZen) voted "no'
except Mr.. J. NJ. Dalton. He compared the
| financial administration of the city affairs
during the last two years with that Of
previous years under Democratic control,
| showing tnut the hepuDlChn party Wuen IL
took charge Of the city government found Ii
burdened with an unliquidated debt; that
during the last two years more improvements
had been made by the city than during any
five previous years, and at q proportionally
| less cost.
Mr.. Charles II. Bliss addressed tho meet
| ing, urging the necessity and feasibility of
redeeming the Fourth ward from Demo-
cratic rule; the selection Of the best men for
candidates, and unrcmltting vigilance.
Mr.. Brown, Of the Flfth ward, reviewed
the history Of the Democratic PARTY Of the
District; argued the duty Of colorcd mon to
support the Republican party against the
party which had always been their enemy.
II was stated that a number Of the club had
been laborlng for citizens ticket, and q
scene Of confusion ensued which lasted some
minutes, after which the meeting proceeded
| harmouiously. ..
| Major Morse made an eloquent aud i'm.
prcssive appeal for order and harmony In
all future meetings and on all occasions.
Mr.. T. A. Boswell next addressed the
1 meeting, urging that the cause OF humanity
required the success Of the Republican party
in the coming election, aud that failure
would be full Of danger to the cause OF
equal rights TO all men In tho District.
Thanks were voted to the various speak
/ ers, and at eleven O'Clock tho meeting ad.
| journed.
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HELD TO AWAIT REQUIsITIoN.-Andrcw J.
Horst was before Justice Clark yesterday on
the charge of horse stealing. lie was ar
rested by Officer Powell, charged with the
larceny Of two horses, one the property of
James Kendcll and the other of VIM. F. Nell
son, residents Of Conncllsburg, Pa. 1t APP
pears that Horst stole the horses there and
brought them to this city to sell. The horses
were found in the possession Of Horst, and as
they were fully Identified, the accused was
committed to Jail In both cases to await a
requistion from the Governor Of Pcnnsyva-
MIA
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LATE SALES or REAL EsTATE.-Mcssrs.
Cross & Walsh have sold to Charles l..
llulse, part of lot 8. square $40, at 121S
cents per foot, and subdivisions A and b,
square 90S, to g. A. Parkhurst, at l2I5
cents; also, subdivision F, same square, Il.
{. Griffin, at l2lI cents per foot.
Green 4 Williams have sold parts of lots
5 and o, In square 344, fronting on street
north, between Tenth and Eleventh streets
west, to c. j. Cantwell for g., 400.
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| NllEp onhl 10 ThlbIl DfflObl -. 49,
county of Richmond, New York, praying for the
extension Of a patent granted to him on the 18th
day Of July, 1855. for an improvement in Bride
Ills ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on the 9th day Of July next. Any per-
s,tiOns, and other papers, should be nled In thlS
apD.FSt Commissionsr Of Patents.
TINTED STATES PATENT OFPICE
~ WAsHISGTOE, ID. @, April n, 1859.
On the petition Of JAMES HARRIsoS, Of James.
town, N. Y, executor Of the estate Of James HaT-
son, IT, deceased, praying for the extension Of a
patent granted to the said James Harrison, IT.. on
the Slst dsy q July, 1855, for an improvement in
lis ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office the 18th day Of July next, Any person
may oppose this extension Objections, deposit
tons, aud other papers,, should be hled 10 this
othee twenty days before The day Of hearing
SAMUEL s. FISHER,
my3-M3w Commissioner Of Patents.
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WAsHINgTON, ID. O. April ., 1859.
On the petition Of jonathan p. BARRErr, OF
North Granville, New York, praying for tho exten.
sion Of patent granted to IN on the 10th day Of
July, 1881, and Telssued on the 18th day u May,
erlng the Cutters u HaTyesteTs:
Is ordered that said petition be heard at this Of
nee on the 2lst day OF June next. Any person
may oppose this extension, Objections, depOsi-
tiOns and other papers should he hed this Office
twenty days before the day Of hearing
apl9'Tu9W Commissioner Of Patents.
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GARTRELL, No. $40 Seventh, corner of |
street, has just received a complete assort-
ment Of those beautiful shoes and CATERS
for ladies, misses and children, of all colors
and styles, consisting of slipper button, lace
or Congress CATERS. His stock of gentle
mems fine Congress CATERS and low quar-
tiers, such as Oxford ties, strap shoes, &c,
Of the best quality and finish Is complete.
Give him call and test the truth.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
4 seIiber has obtAined from the Orphans Court
letters q admiAstraifon, 9. t. on the personal
estate Of jazz NuaKNT, late Of washin gtOn county
D. @. deceased. All persons having claims Agai nst
the said deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscr
Der, on or before the 8th day Of March next they
nay otherwise by law be excluded from all btno.
Given under my hand this 9Qth day Of MaTch, 1850
SAMUEL H. HOWELL,
ApI-WJW Administrator, Q. /. u.
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SECOND WARD REPUBLIcASs.-The Second
ward Republican club meets this evening at
the Fifteenth street Presbyterian church. It
is hoped that members will be prompt In
their attendance.
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We ARE GLAD TO NOTICE that the agency
of the Wilcox 81 Gibbs sewing machine
(the best family machine In the wOrld) has
been extended to the well-known hoopskirt,
corset manufacturer, Chas. Baum, 5l3 Sew.
enth street. We would advise all our read
ers, before purchasing machine, to ex-
anime this first, as It is the perfection of
mechanClsm. n
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. 0R CoLUMBlA, THE 18TH DAY OF FEB-


RUARY, 1859.
KrDorwlI 1909, ron,,x Do,,.,s
CuRris ct al.
JoHE J. JOHNSON, the trustee appointed In this
cause having reported that he did, on the LIST day
offebrnary, A. D. 1909. In obedience to the decree
passed therein. sell lot ten nOl i9 SQUARE No. eili
for HA 10. who has complied with the terms Of
sale II u, therefore, on motion Of JONI j. JoHN.
sos. solicitor for complainant. by the court, this
18th day Of February, ID. lsjl ordered that said
sale be rat ned and affirmed, unes, eau 80 to the
contrary thereof be shown or before the LIST day
~ April next provided cory Of this order be pub
ished In the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, once a " eek
pI f5cGs s weeks 9 S saiS II day Of
- Justice 8. g d. G.
Test; r. j. MKrss. Clark feIs.Pa
ORPHANS COURT. v,., ,.n
Dtstriet Of Columbia, Washinpton Oounfv to Ioit.
In the case Of yUDsoE 7. Civil, adj nistrat0r
= q ofNEwhAN SHELTON. deceased, the Adminis-
Nator n. aforesaid has, with the appreciation OF
said, appointed TUESDAY, the 9Th day Oh April,
A. ID. les, for the dual settlement and distribu
Hon OF the personal estate OF said deceased aud Of
The assets In hand, As far as the same have been
collected and turned into money! when and where
notined to attend. with their claims properly
eluded from all beuent In said deceasnd estate;
provided copy OF this Ger be published once
week Tor three weaks in t.. NATiOsAL RBPUBLI-
CAY, previous to the sail day.
mh0-TnSw Register Of wills
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA.

In the matter otihe division Of theI ION
res estate Of ., L.,a
CArHARISg NooSAS. deed. } M uo'Ae''
The Commissioners in this cause having reported
i5ss d;;s,iSsa' 4 EsT:ssEnFs q SidsT To:s;
SsI BY the aa a aH 81 sad &.
% the contrary Is shown on or before the lh day Of
May, snsgiGGi pr9yided copy o. This order be
A, b, oLlN, Justice.
4 4. 'i r. G f2R5i F Clerk. .ps.l.rsr
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE, , ,so
Or the petition .! PErEs JisHsos. 81 New
a ss'i1'sS eH ~ q gs tss
mis- Once On he is'R DAY p jSIy Ss4G Any
5spOsitons, aud other papers should be nlsd In
this once twenty days beforeths Say Of hesTipS'
apO.Tu9w ComuisSioneI OF Patents.
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the petition q JoIN PEPPER. Of Gullford. \
% 81! Rn! n i1,I DAY 81 july ls,5 and rs:sasd
the 18th day Of September, 1868, for an Improve
Il is ordered hal said pson be heard at this
0se on the 2Sa day Of June nay RsSsSa
To rs and other papers should be hed in this Otes
'"'A'' N"'' ELISHA fOoTB,
ap92-ThSt CommisHiOneT NJ Patents.
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
u WAsHIHGTOE, d. c., April 1850.
On the petition Of 3, T. THOMAS, Of clifford, New
Hampshire, praying for the extension OF patent
Granted to him 90 the Sd day Of July, 1855. and
numbered IS, 1877, for an Improvement In Looms;
II is ordered that said petition be heard at this
ofiee on the fist day OF June next, ANY person
may oppose this extension Obieeti0ns, dep9si'
Hons, and other papers, should be hled In this
ELISHA RO0TE,
sp7-W9w COmnissioner Of Patents
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REMEMBER THE ORPHAss.-On Friday
| evening the entertainment at Metzerott
Hall will be for the benefit Of che Protestant
| Orphan Asylum. All should embrace the
| opportunity to see the Pilgrim on that oc-
casion aud thus contribute TO worthy OBJ
| jcct. Remember the orphans.
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EouITY CouRT. Judge 0ifn This court
was occupied as follows yesterday;
Cotter vs.. Fitzgerald. Order connrming the
auditors report and for distribution.
Dyer vs.. Perkins ct. nj. Order OF coufirma.
tion OF report, aud directing distribution OF the
funds.
AlinuFDad