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LIMITED STATES PATBHT OFFICE,

On the petition Of LYDIA y; LITCHFiELD,
Of South Bridge, Massachusetts,, praying for the
extension Of patent granted him on the Lat day of
Looms
tbs ordered that said petition be heard at this
Rerssn may oppose this extension. Object ons,
deposttions, and other pspers, should be fled In
ELISHA IOOfE,
il B-W3v Oommiosioner Of Patenfa
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VI. 3. KRAHFT,
FAMILY BREAD BAKERY,

Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st.,
Has constantly on hand fresh Boston Brown, Gra-
ham, Bye, and Wheat Bread. Also, Tea biscuit,
Dinner Rolls, Pies, Cakee, and Candy.
y. B.-We use nothing but the best family flour
IN baking, and eur bread 10 pure and unsdultsra-
ted. de l6-3mH
OwHERs OF IDLE TEAMS CAN BUY THE
street. on the Piney Branch road, two miles from
boundary street. Apply at the corner Of : aud
6fh streets. iaG-H
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PAWNBROKERS.
DRopOsALs ros FRESH RasY-

HEAD2'Rs Firm MuIrAKr DsrHTcr.
orFIcl CHIFF Cow xIssIET oF euBsisrEScx.S
AusrIS, Twas, January as, 1858
With copy q ts. st,s5ss sd, W. E
rsesiysd 81 this ONCE until u o'clock roou 90
furnishing FRESH BEEF 90 the Tsit.s is s,. ,ss
treops stationed at the following places, and Ell
dependent pests supplied therefrom:
Helena, two companies.
SreenNlLle, sin oompaniee
hampssas; three companies.
Hempsts I'D, two companies.
Sorpus Christi, tvo companies.
these contracts shall commence on the hrst day
OF March. 1852, aud continue in force until the
the Commissary General of Subsistence may direct.
payment to he made in Government funds.
DOLLAR. sssh % Be-
conditions and requirements same Published
Proposals must De made separately for each pest.
Blank iorms Tor proposals and Gil Information
rsessins thereto furnished on application ct this
: ~ command of Brevet MAO. General = B. 9.
feaa Captain; BreSet MAJOR, o.
PRoPosALs FOR THE pEEFoRAAscS or
w..n : iS,Ef 3. g, rssry
Sealed Proposals, from responsible psrties, sry
DAY February IS, for the rSmos = OF eli Sinh De-
IOsits, Ashes. and Dad AnimsIs for one year fros
offices buildings. &c., throughout the city, ooou
pied by such branches OF the War Department q
Biodeu VII be required to accompany their BIDS
With bond, signed by themselves and too respon-
sible sureties II the sum u thousand dolisrs,
that they viii furnish all Necessary materials and
- Dor for the Performance OF the work sns execute
bonds I'm the sum 81 i've thousand dollars. i'm nedi-
stely upon the award q the contract for its faith
ful and saiisfsctory performance
Lists 81 the places O. he visited must be obtained
from The Depot guartermaster each msnth. aud
every place so designated must be visited Is IN
reoted in the list
Payments will lie made monthly. or a. soon
hereafter as fumes arr furnished Cor the purP
III the amount OF work required Be- esher Ia
creased or diminished during the period of the
contract, pro pOrtiORste increase or diminution
o. the monthly payments viii be made upon con
should the contractor fail te perform the vork
REQUIRED in a prompt and satisfactory manner the
Depot Qusr,ermssteT will hire IL done and charge
the cost TO the contractor. He alsa r. serves the
rlsht to REJECT any or all proposals toe unsst
ANY Information required win be chserfully
given AZ The ofice q the Depet euartermsster
Bids should he endoI sod Proposals for perform
ing Sanitary Work, and addressed to the under
signed
By order OF the Qusrtermsster General
J. e. McFERRAN,
Deputy Qusrtermaster General. Brevet BTigadier
General, L. 3 A, and Der ( 2uartermastsr.
fell Z
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"A Terrible TRAGEDY occurred near Sew
ellsvIlle, Ohio recently One Thom4s Carr
ell IN love with a daughter of his employer,
Miss Louisa Fox, and desired to marry her
The young lady being but fourteen wears old
toe suit was denied by her parents, and Carr
at once determined upon murder. He pro-
,uTed a razor and started for the house Of Mr.
Fox, when he met Louisa on tue road. accom-
panied by younger brother, Carr turned
shout and they walked together. During the
conversation which ensued, the girl told him
that her grandmother, whose house she had
Iust LEFT, had told her that her parents had de-
termined that she should never keep his COM
pany again. The reply of Carr was that he
Guessed both 'sof them had short time TO live"
adding the query, Louisa, are you prepared -
To which she responded, II am Imme-
dIately after her reply he pushed her down
ana drew out the razor, which be had hitherto
Eept concealed IN his pocket and proceeded to
cut her throat. The girl threw M her hands.
which were fearfullv gashed In the struggle
IL appears that she did not make an outcry or
plead for her lite, so rapidly was the deed con-
summated. Subsequent examination sho we'd
that the victim head was nearly severed from
aer body The murderer returned 10 SeweIls-
Vile and borrowed a gun. He then proceeded
5y roundabout course TO a coal bank, near
hr. Fox's house, the home of the murdered girl,
where be passed the night, during which be
Ventured 20 the front of the house and looked
10 al the front window, watching the neigh
uOrs while they prepared the body of the girl
tur burial The next day he shot himself with
the gun. and thinking the wound not fatal cut
his throat with a shO" knife, Just after which
Ee was discovered aud arrested. lie will no.
EsCsyeT from his wounds.
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TO ALL WHOM II aAI OONOIBH.

'u'O ALL WHOA II AA1 OO0O8B0.
DIlAnIAINf OF YAI lNRBRIoI,
PENSION OYYfCR, July 18th, 10oo.
ApIncaoon having been made under the cot Of
June -, 1850, for the reissue Of the following do
senoed Land W srrants, which ere alleged 70 have
been lost or destroyed,-N 10 hereby given
that % the date following the description OF each
warrant, new certificate or warrant OF like tenor
VIII b retssued, II valid OBJ lection should thep
sppssf. q. U. COX, OommissionsR.
No. "a 81. for LOO acres. issued under the act O
september 1850 In the name Of Lucinda widow
q Lovsloy, and Wa granted August II, 1855
No 4olzs, for 80 acres, issued under the oct Of
March >, 1865, In the name Of Lazarus Tilley, and
Vas granted August 1858. March Is 1850.
NO. ii 81, Tor l6o acres, issued under the act of
March 1855 In the name of Lydia Carlton, widow
Of John y CARTON, and was granted December 81 E,
No. los es6, fer IoO acres, issued under act of
March 3, 1855, in the name Of Joseph Green, and
was granted October y, 1867. April 10, 1859.
No % rs for 30 acres, issued under the act OF
March 8. l6e5. in the name Of Lazarus rilley, and
Wa granted Augusts, ,s55. March Is, 1850
No. Il AZ. for 20 acres, issued under the act Of
March 8, 1853, in the name Of Bailey d: CLANCY,
and IVES granted September 4. ISL. April 20, 1869:
No. $40, for 30 acres, issued under the oct of
II arch 5, 1855, In the name OF Bailey ID. Chauey
and was granted October .. 1855. April ~, 1859
No. IS .26. for 20 acres, Issued under the act OF
september, 1870. In the name Of IbsneZer Kemp,
and WAS granted December 30, 1851. May l, 1859
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WHERE

an ~ az csn get cheap Shocking yARs at
BTU ...es !fh street, between Z and q.
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BOARDING.

I AEGE PARLOR AND CHAMBER. WELL
- furnished and other Rooms, with irst class
BOARD, at 33s est w corner 18th. A rare
chance for those who desire real home comforts.
ftS-3ts
II OOMs, WITH BOARD. atII1 Pennsylvania
h avenue, between 18th ana 10th streets At very
moderate rates. fe6-3t~
EIRsT CLASS BOARD. WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT ROOMS, TO be had reasonable
terms, at 2l- II street, between Nth and 18th,
short walk from most of the pubic Offices.
feb I'm.
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CAR LOADS of the favorite and we'll known
brand Of
LIMESTONE FAMILY FLOUR,
Just recei ed and for sale.
Also. all Grades Of WESTERN AND SOUTH
ERN EXTRAe, suitable tor Bakers and drscers.
BEAVANS d SHAW,
u - I'm street. between 18th and nth
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- JACOB BOOL, -
|" No. as SEVENTH STREET, R
BETWEEN AND H,
,o II selling of hi. stock 81
BOOTS AND SHOES AT AND BELOW COST
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
STORE FOB RENT. ia Il I'm

70 GInsk RRnsfNnSs he" oosr
STORE FOR RENT. jaAlm
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE.
tn. C9 Is s and
sc PEABODY. Of salem, Mass. !. and FRANCIs
PEABODY, Of Danvers, Has, executors OF the
estate Of francis Peabody, deceased, prayins for
the extension Of patent granted the said Francis
Peabody on the 18th day OF April, 1856, for On i'm
prsvement In lay Making Machine:
,b e Scsss:d that shs s:d Be heard
person may oppose this extensi0n. Objections,
dispositions, and other papers should be hled In
this ONCE twenty days before the day Of bearing.
ia Y wsw Commissioner Of Patents.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washing ton County, In the District Of Colum-
bic, letters tsstamsnt,rI on the psEsonal es
e ssss o ass... late 81 W1.hiI9sson
against the. said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
to the subscriber, on or before the 2Sd day Of
January next; they may otherwise by Law be ex-
cluded from ell benent Of the said estate. Given
under my hand this "a d. IF Is,usry 1852
(,0sIip...r.A,!:.1Ss.s -, % zee rev: "a, g
EnssS SHss then g. S..iIs;s !s::s5' q g:
men, Who, from the Sollies Of youth, or Other
causes, feel Q debility in aAvanoe Of their years
before Dlaolng Themselves under the treatment o.
any one, should 1rst read "The Secret Friend
Married lea,cc yill learn so%ethiag ofimyortanes
s:s zsSs.:. 3D. DO ;iI;lHlI g
Boston, 0oAo. t3H
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AUCTION SALES
PERSONAL.

MADAM ST. CLAIR. seventeenth daughter,
lvX Queen Of the n, sterious Ar, probes the se,
cret Ct thu humsn heart, reveals Ieur destiny at
No. 54e Penna. ave., bet lst and a SITS. fe ST.
I ADTEs' FRIEHD AND DOCTOR, IaII Ia trou.
IL BILE CALI guarantees success in all cases. or no
charge Call and see Madame DUPONT, Penn
sylysnia avenue east, below Sth street, side Wal
ZACH School House. fe .-lms
no NOT DESPAIR UNTIL you HAVE CON
u suited old DIR. DARBY, next Odd Fellows'
ball He lie successful when others fail ts co MI
Dental and reliable. Separate rooms for ladies.
fe 4 Inn
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jaB-w3v

CANARY PIRDs ANH HOOKING BIRDS
~ FOR SAFE, EA
Nc .214 tn street. between Z and u. sts. VI
lsmr ST HARTB8EORT. >&
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"A SOAPS and TOOTH BRUSHES, g Low DriooS,
slv.y. on hand st =. 4. DOoLETb AIstheeHU.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT VESSEL.

DEPUTY QUARTERMAsTER GENERALLY OFFICER
BALTIMORE, ND, January d, 1853.
The United States steamer "Colenel Ruckern
will be offered 1t public sale At the port Of Balti
more, ct Il O'Clock noon on WEDNESDAY, Feb
ruary 10, 1859
This vessel 10 Propeller Of 14l 66 IS TONS length
l35 feet, breadth q 2-l0 feet, depth Of hold 10
feet; draft, light fest, loaded feet.
She has one direct-actng low.pressure ENGINE
t24x24 inches Of 80 horse power, and one boiler
The hull 10 of iron, covered with AZ inch white
oak and pine plank. The hull and boiler were
Gently repaired at an expense OF three thousand
dollars.
All the property on board that rightfully belongs
to her outfit will be sold with the vessel. She 10
we'll found in every respect, and ready for inme.
The right 10 reserved to reject any and oil bids
The vessel 10 now lying st the head Of Spear
wharf, foot Of Gay street, where the sale will
sirng TO become biddero.
Term Cash, in Government funds. on day Of
sale STEWART VAN VLIET,
Deputy Quartsrmaater General,
JAS u Drevst MAJOR General, 8. A.
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II 41FOURTEENTH STREET.
Below Pennsylvania avenue.
The most skillful and oldest established sdver-
Using physician for the treatment of FEMALE
COMPLAINTS In the city. Ladies' suffering from
irregularities may repose the strctest confidence
in him. He gusyfntees . thorough cure. His fees
are moderate, aud patients visiting no one but
the Doctor. oc24 ly'
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

RARGE FOR SALE.
DEPoI QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. L., Feb 6, 1879
VIII be sold, at public auction. at Sixth street
Wharf, on FRIDAY, February L. at IL a m I'M
Ier the supervision OF Brevet Colonel Asa p.
Blunt, A. q NJ the
U. 8 BARGE DELL HYMEs
with all her apurtenances, being no lou4r re-
Qutred by the Quar'ermaster's Department
Terms: Caeh. in Government funds
BY order Of the QuaTteTmaster General.
j. T.. MCFERRAN,
Deputy Quartarmaster General.
leb 65t Brevet Brig. Gent U. 8. A.
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~Air guns are coming into use IN New
York as a safe and expeditions method of dis
patching = victim.
aRNew York has twelve murderer., two of
them women, now confined Ir the Tombs
Philadeff hia has SIX convicted murderers.
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TNITHD STATES PATENT OFFICE,

I TNITED STATS PATEHT UFfICE,
y ,WAsHINeIosD q Jan 9, 1852
Msssillon, stark county, Ohio, praying for the ex-
tension Of . patent granted MN or, o. the LIST day
provement in Double geared Horse Powers:
II is ordered tnat the said petition be heard at
may oppose this eXtepsion: OBJECTIONS, depo.i-
lions and other papers should be nled in this ONCE
ELISHA fOOTB.
ja Z-lawSw Commissioner Of Patents.
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DR LIONS MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
$50 MADISON AVENUE. NEAR EUTAw STREET,
BALTIMORE, ND,
For the treatment Of all Temsle complaints First
class Board, and competent attendance given to
patients. Communications confidential.
In WashtnGton-Tuesdays and Fridays. jaSO-tf
NJ UsIO FURNISH I'D FOR BALLS AND PRI.
lV1 NATk PARTlIS at the shortest notice. on
the most reason able terms. 523 street, bet,
sth and 9Th, Navy Yard, FRANK PISTORI0.
j. 711m'
TNHI WARRINGTON HOMOEOPHATHTC
1IlePtNsARl, 314 @ street, between I2th
and 18th street, will be opened to the poor daily
from : to p. m. 7. 8. VERDI, n. D., Director.
MRS R SAWYER, Healing Magnetic Doctress
lv1 and Clairyoyant Medium, can be consulted
at her house, No $40 LIST street, between D and Z
streets north. ja8-lm-
INDIAN sQUAw DOCTREss-MAD. DU-
L PBEES. PhrenolOgist and Card Reader STA
street, between 9th and 7th, north side. ja7 I'm.
SYPHILITIC AND SCROFULOUS DISEASES
- and 1ruptions the Skin speedily and thor
ouehly cured, by new and unsurpassed German
Secret Medicine, containing only the choicest
Roots and b erbs, and not injuring the system
whatever. Also to be had there, the surest RENE.
dies Tor Cont and Acute Rheumatism. Call on W .
.. BAITUS, No X street, between sth and 9th,
south side. ja 9-lmr
THE HIGHEST Cash Paid FOB LADIEs,,
Il Gents, and Children's Cast OF Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, etc., at e. 8. HARTOGENSIS, al
7th street, between n and n. Any order through
mail promptly attended to. de sly
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To MAKE TAFFY Mrs. JulIa A. Young, in
tie Western Rural, gives Us her mode of
making this sweetweat OF which children are
% 1Ond rs follOWs- Put into a pan. some
shallow vessel quarter Of a pound Of butter
and pound OF brown sugar; set AZ upon the
stove aud Sur together for fifteen minutes, or
until little OF the mixture dropped into a
basin OF water will break clean between the
teeth WI hOut sticking TO them. Any fiayoriIg
chat Is desired as lemon. pineapple or vsnilIa,
should be added Just b-fOre the cooking is COM
pleted- The tafy- when done, should BE- poured
into shallow lev dish, which Is buttered on
The bottom and edges BY drawing a knI.e
across II when II Is partially cool, il can easily
be broken into squares. Molssses NAV be usei
instead OF sugar, but Is not so brittle. This
tally is most excellent thing for a cough, and
enc which children are easily persuaded TO
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LOST AND FOUND.

I QsT-IrALIAN eREYHQUND. Finder will
ssn. oHAs: u j: S IT .ss:.. Vest.
S. R BY on Sunday sIsernOOn .
apder vii receive the above reward by leaving it
OST-A small SOLITAIRE DIAMOND PIN
rusry !, between and ociocS m, perh,ps on
. street car. The finder will be suitably rewarded
oy the owner at a's sGus sces street eetxrrrRsoS
EsTRAYED AWAY FROM TIE PREMISES,
q fIfdsy fsSSISaTy large black sad White
taken him mp viii be literally rewarded By return.
ing HIM n, to to, .MetTopolitsn Market" northeast
| 9sTEnsstgr,ay night: going from a1a street
LoCkET and : small GOLD OKoss. on a Ring,
er Vii be suitably rewarded BY leaving them at
gig street. corner Of 18th. ie s-2t'
I OsI-On Friday, between New York avenue
SohLAk The nndsr viii be suitably rewarded
c. REwABD-Lost, on the 10Th uItimo, large
81 ssS: :ss s, s,S SIAs. SIoMSS, No 5ss BET
I OsT-On Friday evening. the sth instant, on
l. entering Mariois ali. OF in the Hall Itself, q
blue Enanel LOCKET, with . Diamond Gross on
will bring the same to 3Ii street will be hand
somely rewarded. fec ST.
I OsT-On Thursday afternoon. at Temperance
s sns
astasshsd Finder win Be- suitably rewarded BY re-
tween 9th and 7th streets. '.." " fessts
I 0sT.seysIeI week. ago, . rough coated black
ward viii be paid for HI: return Addrsssse'"
at this ONCE. fe26t'
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
tOR SAL1-SrOCK and FIXTURES in a New
Il store doing good cash business; new house;
hed tiny location. Rent moderate. The best stand
In the citJ for the rent. Inquire at this office.
fe St.
LOB BENT OR sALE-A Rosewood Case PI-
Il ANO seven octave; terms very mod
fec Iw COOPER &LATIMER. MN
nRUG STOEE FOB SALE-Doine good bust
~ ness. Terms easy. Inquire Of J. r. Arb
SON Zeal Estate Agent, corner Ist and Pen ma,
avenue. fsSeo3t
EOR sALE-sT0OK. FIXTUREs, GOOD
l. WILL and LICENSE of a GROCERY, stu
ated 3431s 10th near N. House with Store an
Cellar Tor Kent At > 70. fe St.
EOR sALE-The NORTHERN LIBERTY Bill.
IIARD SALOON. Inquire on the prsmises,
No. $40 eth street. ja23 2ws
EOR s.LE-A CARRIAGE AND HARNESS,
Il nearly new also, q PAIR OF.
BLACK TONES Apply at the Stables SH40S
OF BARNEY SANDS, in alley in rear of VSE
Ctsir House, between ii and streets and 18th and
llh streets Ja2lu
s'OE sAJEORIN EXCHANGE ORAFARM-
II The STOCK AND FIXrURES Of Q Grocery
Store One o. the best stands In the city, and now
doing good business. Address 336 street, be-
tween 18th and l4th. ia III Inn
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DUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
l. NANCE AND ORDNANCE STORES
Rock ISLAND Arsenal Jan Is, 1869
n large quantity Of Condemned Ordnance and
auction. at book leland Arsenal, III +, ON WE'D
NESDAY, April Z, 1862 at 10 O'Clock q IA
articles to be sold, VIZ:
Iron Cannon. various calibers
ITO = ied Carriages and Limbers
40 sets Of Artillery Harness
10 900 pounds Shot and Shell
IS C0Q sets OF Infantry Accoutrements
200 Mcclellan Saddles
100 Artillery Saddles
2,G0Halters
700 Saddle Blankets
GOO Watering Brides
400 CO valry Curb Brides
200 Artillery Traces and Harles.
Persons wishing Catalogues Of the stores to be
sold can obtain them by application to the Ohief
OF Ordnance st Washington. ID. c., or Brevet COL
onsl b. Crispin, United States Army, Purchasing
Of6ccr, corner of Houston and Greene streets, or
upon application at this Arsenal;
handing fe St
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" 10 4 90,
IMPORTERS OF
ITALIAN WINES, LIQGORS, C0RDIALS,
DRIED FRUITS, &C..
No. 293 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. bet 18TH and
18th sts. south side, Washington. %. U.
Italian Vermicelh, N acaropi, &c Pastes OF eli
kinds, Pure Olive Oil from Lucca; Pure Sorrento
OIL, &c: Naples. Sicily, Swiss, and Parmigiano
Cheese. All kinds Of Choice italian Wines.
-eunH
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NOVELTY FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
~ WORKS,
PARKERsBURG, WEST VIRGINIA..
We have ON hand one Portable Steam W Mill
OF Is horse Power that We will sell at our works
for Sl,7eo cash; also. several portable engines
suitable for threshing machines Of 10 horse power
also, several portable eng ines Oh wheels from Is
20 horse power or under. Persons wishing to pur.
hase new or second hand machinery, engines or
iron, would do well 70 call or address n. ].
LEEeE d CO., PaIkersbarg, West Virginia.
no 16-ly
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- W D.
Will be sold at public auction, on THURSDAY,
February II. 1853, at O'Clock m (if stormy on
next fair ray all the right, title and iaterest of
the United states In a certain lot Of wood, stand
ing OH two hundred and ninety 1891 acres mere or
less. on the estate Of William Beverly Gates in
Chesterhe county, Virginia, near Seven Mill
Post on tn Riehmonn and Petersburg Railroad.
The weed to be removed before September 7,
1859, and ell remaining on the land tina. dat to
revert to the owner of the land.
Terms Cash in Government fu nds.
BY order or MAJOR General o. D. Howard, Com
missioner Bureau X. r., and A. Lands.
Brevet Major q g. Army, Captain 4tth d In.
fantry, Disbursing Oficer District of Virginia.
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WALL PAPERS,
WINDOW SHADES, &c.
NEW AND DESIRABLE PATTERNS
AT LOWEST RATES.
KIBWELL HENDERSON.
sos NINTH STREET,

ja232w' Seaton Hall Building
rBOICE BROWN SUGAR l2K ANDI3C
~ NEW ORLEANS CHOICE, lie.
WHITE SUGARS, apd I6c.
10 Chests FINEST 00L0NG TEA, only 81 as
no dust. Fine GUHPOWDER only s 60
Try them.
GENUINE JAVA COFFEE, Soc
FINEST RIOS. 22 and 25C
FAMILY GROCERIES of every description, at
very LOWEST PRICES. q. WILMER.
119 Pennsylvania avenue,
ja4-lm etween 18th and 20th streets.
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On the pssision Of ss0IoM6G BOItf Is. of
Rochester, u sseachssetts, Lrsyias for the extern
April, lsoS, for an improvement In Machine for
Raising and Transporting Stones
once % q. or d.y q April S:ss Any Isrs.n
tons IA ether ,sners ahould be hled In tina oioa
twenty days before the day Of bearing;
ja1o.lavsv Commissioner Of Patents
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-01-07
Wrske gseser e9anot5dten. - DEN 0ststtn
1rot geboten.

Sapannab, 3O Sec Ser Sheriff bes goun.
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