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District " COigmbid, Wdslfn0toR cSuniv 10 Ioity
ot Albert 0aston, deceased, the Edmi nisifatrix
aforesaid has, with the appreciation u the Tpbans
TuEhDAl, April o, A, u 1860, Tor lie laai
ss'llepent AID distribution OF the pefsonsI estate
" shld deceased, aud Of tie assets In hand as far
as lhe same have been collected and turned into
money when and where all the creditors and heirs
Oi tlll deceased are notified to attend, with heiT
claims properly yOnehed, or they may otherWise
~ ~ iaT % excluded from all benefit In said de.
published once week for TIL rec week In die Ma.
IlohAL REPUBLICAN previous to the said day
tiseestyys JAS, X. 0'BEIRNE,
mhi'WSW Register Of wills.
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y , WAsHINWfON, D Feb II, 1850
on the petition, Of THOMAS j., siLsRY, Of Boston,
MAS aohusetts, adminisiatJT Of the estate of ATAd
woodward, 80, deceased. praying for the exten.
sion OF patent granted to the said Ard Wood.
Improvement 10 Machinery, for spinhing:
Is ordered that tho said petition be heard at
person may oppose this extension, ObjectlonT,
deposilons, and other papers should DO hled In
fsb22.Mlw Commiasioner OF Patents
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CIRCUIT CouRr.-Chisf Justice Cdrfisr.-This
court was occupied as follows yesterdays
Henneliy h chamberlain VS.. Rittenhouse,
Fowler a 90. This case occupied the court
all day, and was not concluded.
Beavans 4 Shaw vs.. Chamberlain. Judg.
ment by default, and verdict for tl5s. 100 on In.
QUESTION.
United States VS.. Hood, Gideon 4 Brown,
and Hendricks Va. Delmar. Ordered to be
placed on the trial calendar.
Adjourned,
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= wAsnIsGroS, D. q, Feb. ~, 1850.
On the petition Of GEoRGR W. La BAw, 0f Jersey
city, New Jersey, praying for the exten.ion Of 4
patent granted to him OF tho 10Th day OF May, 1875
for an improvement In Mitre Machine,
Its ordered that said petition be heard nj thIz
Office on the 10Th day OF May next Any person
nay Oppose lhls extension 09leetionI, dep5si-
Office twenty days before tho day OF hearing
ELISHA ROOrE,
fsb27. S3W OnmmissionaT az paisnis
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POLICE INTELLIGESCE.-John Shea was
fined by Justice Tucker SEQ for carrying
concealed weapons.
Patrick Raglan, charged with the larceny
of two jackscrews, the property Of J. T.
stOckbridge, gave security to answer the
charge before court.
Eliza Rankin, n colored amazon, conceived
the idea of assaulting Mile Wolford, for
some unexplained cause, which cost her s5,
and perslsting In threats Of personal vlo-
lcncc to the aforesaid Mile, she was re-
1ulred TO give security to keep the peace.
John Ell was fined o. by Justice Drury
for keeping dog without license.
There were thlrty-hvc arrests Of persons
In the Eighth precinct yesterday, who are
the owners of dogs, who had no license there
for. Justice Lynch appropriately fined them
for the violation.
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INTHE SUPREME COURT or THg DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA.
Christian Hines }
VS. I90f Emile, nooL.,o

jacob Hines at al
deT.d by tL' Court this 2Sd day Of February, isll.
t1ai me sale o. Lot No 20. in square No. Ibi, In
Trustee In this cause, to James ". Barker, on Tie
lith day OF December last, for 100, and by said
hereby ratified and confirmed, unless causo to the
contrary be shown on or before the hTst Tuesday Of
ApIll next provided 4 copy Of this order, or so
mpeh thereof as relates to the ratification Of said
sale DC Inserted once week for three successive
weeks 10 tho RAIIoSAL REPURLIcAS Newspaper
BY the Court
f As5iS COPY Test RJMEGIGPss
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT THE CAPIToL.-Pat.
rick fitzgerald, messenger ut the Essning
ETIrcss Office, aged about thirteen years,
was seriously injured at the Capitol yesterday
afternoon. While amuLing himself by sliding
down the balustladc Of the stairway on the
House side, he fell, striking the landing on
the lower stairs, breaking his right leg and
sustaining fracture Of the skull. He was
carried to the guard room, where the elm.
ployees did all In their power to relieve his
sutiorlngs. Hon. Mr.. Van Aernam, who Is
4 surgeon, dressed his wounded head and set
the broken limb, and the little fellow is now
doing as well as could be expected.
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y wAsIIxGroS. D.. g., March o. 1860.
On the petition Of EDwARD A. sTRRBy, Of Nor,
wlch. Connecticut, praying for the extension OF q
1885, for an Improvement In Faucet:
Il 10 ordered that said petition be heard At this
once on the 9Th day Of May next. Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections, deposi.
tohs, and other pApsrS should be fled 10 this onee
twenty days before the day Of heaLlnR.
ELISHA POOTR,
mhl2 S3w Commissioner Of Patents,
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~ wAsHINarOE, D. @. Feb IA, 1862.
On the petition Of Ron r CusHMlS, Of Pawtuoket,
Rhode Island, praying for the eStsHslon e patent
improvement In Stop Motion for Knitting Ma
chimes:
Tits ordered that the said petition be heard at
this ofhcc on the Sd day Of May next, Any per
son may oppose this extension, Obieetions, de.
ppsitons, and other papers should DO hled In this
otnee twenty days before the DAY, q hearing
feb9j.Th9w Commits sioner Of Patents.
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ORPHANS COURT,

" FEBRUARY 2, 1850.
District Of Columbia, IPdshin0 tOH countV,tO t0t:
ln the case Of ROsAsEA koRIz, admlnlslratrix
Of Jefferson u. KOTtz, deceased, the Administrative
aforesad has. with the appreciation Of the Orphans
TUEsDAY. the "A dSy y MsTeh. ~ ispi
for the nnal settlement aud distripuuop Of the per-
hand, as far as the same have been collected AID
turned into money! when aud whore all the cred.
tOrs aud heirs Of said deceased are notified TO at
tend, with their claims properly youched, or they
may Otherwise by law be excluded from all bene 1t
In said deceased estate! provided copy OF this
order be published once q week for three weeks 10
the NATIONAL REPrBLIoAS previous to the said
Test; JAS X. O'BRIRNB
fe3. W3Ns Register of wills.
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y WasHiseros. D, e., feb. g, 1850.
On the petition Of JOHF ~ Heck, Of HolyOke,
granted to him on the 18th day Of May, lSb5, 70
an Improvement In Dressing Sewing Thread:
II 10 ordered that the said petition DO heard at this
ofnee on the 26th dayof April next. Any person
may oppose this extension Objections, deposi.
tons, and other papers, should be hled In this
onios twenty days before the day Of heGrlpg.
ELISHA POOTE
felT- wge CommissioneI az pstant.
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ANDREW JOHNSON,
-, President VI the United States
Jos, 5. WILSON, Commissioner,

NOTICE TO PHE.EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every psIs9n ePtlLlgd to the right u pT0.eaption
ottownshps above enumerated, 10 required 10 es.
Abish the same 90 the satisfaction Of fhe Register
therefor az soon as practicable after seeing thiI
notice, and before the day appointed for the com.
mencement Of the public sale Of the lands embracing
feited, JOS, II WiigoN W.
- C0mmlssiQneT Of tho General Land Oirte.
Note. -UndeF the regulations Of The Department,
10 payment can DO made foI advertising pToeIama'
''' fsbIS.MIal
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IINIrBp STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y WlsgISOroI, D, g. February 1, 1862
RHoDEs, Of Taunton, Massachusetts, praying for
the extension Of patent granted them 90 the stli
GAY, o. Nay lS1 for an Improvement In Machine
e OS Ss ss hI sSd Petition be heard at TIL.
may oppose this extension. Objections, DEPOSIT
tons, and other papers should DO filed In this oiee
twenty days before the day Of bearing.
fel5-M9y CommiAsionar az pStant.
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STATES PATENT oPRIrE.

On tho petition Of CALKs d. gEIrTIs. Of Lynn,
Ms,s sH, PRAYING fOf the extension 81
1855. for an Improvement In Machine for Cuttlnk
Opt FOOT and Shoe Soes;
Il Is ordered that said petitlou DO heard at this
once on the oath day Of May next Any person
may oppose this extension, Objections, deposi.
Office twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA fO0TB,
mhl3'b3w Commissioner Of Patents.
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\ DANGEROUS HoLE.-During the fore
part of the week, while an individual was
driving his horse past the corner of Pennsyl-
MIA avenue and Sixth street, the animal
stepped upon the arch of the branch sewer
and went through up to his shoulder. He
was with some difficulty extrlcated, and q
stone was placed over the hole, which was
at first but foot or less In diameter. The
key Of the arch being gone the paving stones
slowly dropped in, and the remainder of the
arch Is gradually giving way, and the first
rain will, no doubt, make an ugly hole there
should no animal meantime be so uufortu-
nate as to fall through.
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L o. COLUMBIA, THE llTH DAY OF MARCH,
I No, 1851 Equity Doc, 0.

Richard Morrison.
IN motion Of the petitioner, by J. J. johnson
e'q, her solicitor II Is ordered that the defend
ant cause his appearance to be entered herein on or
before the first rule day occurring forty days alter
this days otherwise the csuse will be proceeded
with as In case Of default
BY order Of the Court.
True eSSgy-Tsst! RI. MEIGs..
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Board Of Health was held yesterday after
noon, at the City Hall, with DR.. Draper,
president, In the chair, and DR.. D. z. Dex-
ter, secretary.
DR.. G. a. Wheeler, chairman of the COM
mlttee on new business, submitted a report
upon the subject of registration of deaths
before burial"
The repon sets forth as a plan that book
should be kept In which to register the
name, age, sex, cause Of death, &C., OF all
persons who may die within the corporate
limits Of Washington, or brought here for
burial, and that no dead body be buried
within, or removed from the city, without
license from the secretary of the Board Of
Health. Should the secretary give license
| without first having made the required regis
tration, heavy fine Is to be imposed upon
| him, as also upon any person aiding or abct-
| ting the burial of any individual, without
the required license. The report concludes
as follows "The committee arc very much
in favor Of this plan, and would consider 1t
unobjectionablc were II not for the fact that
II would require the passage Of an act by the
City Councils but unfortunately the board
has before the Councils three separate bills
which 1t earnestly desires to have passed,
but which there Is apparently no prospect Of
being considered during the present fiscal
year. 1t appears, therefore, to the commit
tee that 1t would be unadvisable, at this
time, 10 take any action upon the lnatter,
and recommend the subject be postponed
until the first regular meeting In Mayh
The same committee also reported reso-
luton authorizing the secretary Of the board
TO supply vaccine virus for the use OF the
physicians of the poor, providing the expense
OF obtaining said vaccine matter shall not ex-
| coed a.. Passed.
The following resolution was offered and
laid overs
Resolred, That the Mayor be respectfully
requested to call the attention OF the Board
OF Aldermen to the fact that the Committee
on Health III said Board have had In their
| Possession for several months three bills re-
commended by this board-one of which has
| already been favorably considered by the
Board OF Common Council, aud that he be
respectfully requested to ask for the prompt
consideration Of these bills by the said Board
of Aldermen.
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y WAsHISGroy. b. O., Feb. 70. 1900
On the petition Of ions TrLRR, OF West Lebanon,
patent granted HIN on the 22d day Of NAV, 1875.
for an improy sment IN CuIbs for Water Wheels;
ofiee on the "a day Of May next Any person
lions ana othsr papers should be died in this pace
twenty days before the day Of bearing,
ELISHA fOOTE,
febS.rhM CommissIoner Of PAteniA.
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BATTERY ROGERS TO BE ABOLIsIRD.-Bot-
terry Rogers, near Alexandria, is now being
abandoned by the soldiers who have been
stationed there for some years past, aud in
few days it will be entirely abolished as a
military post.
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VTNlTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
" wAsHISGroS, d. G., February IS, 1860
on the petition Of IAooB Q, soHLoUaH, of Eastop,
ent granted TO him on the 9th day Of May. 1856.
for an improyem ut in Crate Bars for fnrnhegs,
oince on the 10th day Of May next, any person
may Oppose this extension. Objections, depesi.
tween days before the day Of heariug,
ELISHA FOOTB,
mh2.Tu3t Commissioner OF Patents.
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EouITY CouRr. Judge Ola. = This court
made the following orders yesterdays.
Joseph Davidson ct al vs.. Washington,
Alexandria and Georgetown Railrosd Com.
said road, show cause, at 10 o'clock this tFri.
day. morning, why he shall not deliver 20
Joseph II. Bradley ct al, trustees, the said
railroad, with all things thereto belonging.
Matilda Williams W. william Rutherford.
Order to issue rule to show cause on 25th OF
March against temporary injunction.
Elizabeth NJ. Cotter VS.. Margaret Fitzgerald
Conditional order OF ratification OF sale OF lot
10, In square south Of bs2, to II. b. McElfrcsh,
for Vi, 400.
Susan b. Allen vs.. Thomas ID. Allen. Order
oveuuling demurrer to answer And ailowlng
defendants to answer.
Adjourned.
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Y ~ WisSIssIos. D. q. FsS' %, lsD.
a patent granted 70 q. snow and O. b. Earnum,
Rsignees Of the said John ~ Barden, on the 22d OF
May, 1855, for An improvement in Water Metersi
Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office on the Sd day OF May next, Any person may
oppose this extension. Ohjeetiopa, deposltiOns.
aud other papers should be hlod In this Office twenty
ELISHA FooTE,
mhl.MN CommIssioner OF Patents
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A RESPECTABLE woman wants situation
rs cook, washer and ironcr, in first class
family. Good reference given. See her adj
dress in another column.
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THE
Economy Butter Company

ask the attention Of all interested In the reduction
of the oxtravagant cost Of BUTTER. to their prae-
teal and economical system Of making pure prime
BUTTER by tho aid Of the
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4 sTArEs PATRNT OppIog.

y wAsISGroS, D. q, Feb, 10, lsGo.
On the petition Of ARcALors wHYoEHopF and E.
X, honRIsoS, Of Rlmira, N. u, praying for the
extension OF patent granted q them september
18th, 1851 and ressued tho 18th Of October, IS o,
for IN Improvement In Boring Machine:
It's Orjered that the said petition be heard at this
Office the "a day Of August next, Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections, depot.
lions and other papers should be hed In this ON &c
ELISHA POOTE,
fsb2lMaw Commissioner Of Patents.
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UNITED STwMI s = RATENb 09EfIFg sSS M i'm
On the petition VI assRr BorNros, Of New York,
q Kim Gn tSs az jSn. sSf a.
proyemcnt 10 Rseprocstinr hallway PropeilerJ
or s dsy d Il Nav Be s
son may oppose this extenslQn. obIeetionI, depo.
osss twenty day. before DE az q SosT rfs n
.,,r,, e.. ELISHA F26TI,
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Y wassisaros, b, q. .'Feb, II, Issp.
On the petition Of wILLiAn BorD and WILLIAM
y. BoID, Of Mansfield, hassaehnsetts,, praying for
an extension OF patent granted to them on the
Birdie wlnkersi 81 - : -
4 Is ordered that said petition DO hoard al this
ohlce on tho s1st day on May next Any PER-
son may oppose this extension, .Qbieetions. de
positions, and other papers, should be hled In this
,.,,os, sGI5aA FSoTs.
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Y "iAD 'i Misaisaros. b q, Us. 10, 1907
,on the petition q THosks J. ksarr, q Phila;
granted to him on the 18th day Of May 1855, Tor an
Improvement In Adjustable TenoninE Tool
Office on the 10Th day Of April next. Any person
may oppose this extension, Objections. deposl-
on ce twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA fO0TE,
febI7-w3w COmmlssioner or Patents
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JINITBp STATES PATENT 9gRI0B,

dSoD al fS SiSsssGs sS.
pIaylns for the exiension Of patent granted 70
him On the 9th day Of NAY, 1855, aud ralHsred on
The 9Th day Of September, 1900, for an improvement nj
In Machine for making Paper BAGS; ~
once on the 10Th day Of May next Any person
may oppose this extension, Obieetl0ns, deposl.
twenty days before the day Of hseIlpg -
mh3.wSt Commiasionef Of Patents
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amend the title Of the bill by adding the iu-
corporation title Of the Point Lookout rail-
road; I'LL up the blank for the Alexandria,
Loudoun and Hampshire railroad with-for
Washington, one million dollars, and for
Georgetown, two hundred thousand dollars;
and make an additional clause to the sec
ton granting the corporate authorities OF
Washington authority to subscribe TO the
capital stock Of the Point Lookout railroad
$500, 900, Georgetown, as DR.. Cragin, re-
marked, not desiring any Of the Point Look
out stock sat present"
These matters having been settled, Mr..
Kilbouru called the attention of the Joint
committee to letter which he had received
from Mr.. J. sifford, Of Frederick, In which
the writer refers to the effort being made to
push through the work of building, from
Frederick, Nd, to Lake Eric, a through line
of railroad. The people In the vicinity Of
Frederick are anxious to make through con.
nection from Washington to Frederick and
thence to the West. The letter further an
nounces the anticipated departure from that
place to this city Of q committee, headed by
| Father McCloskey, of st. Mary's College,
and A. Bowie Davis, esq, who desire to con-
fer with the citizens of Washington In re-
gard to the project. II was agreed by the
Joint committees that upon the arrival Of
this committee the chairman should call q
rooms to discuss the project.
Some debate Of conversational character
took place between the gentlemen present In
regard to the railroad interests Of the city,
| In the course OF which Judge Wright re.
| marked that while In Baltimore some days
ago he had an interview with two of the d.
rectors OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
| Company, who assured him that the com.
pany deprecated the idea Of quarreling with
the Washingtonians, aud expressed desire
on the part of the board OF directors to con.
fer with the citizens Of Washington for the
purpose Of settling the difficulties OF which
the Washingtoniaus now complain.
In answer to question Of one OF the com
mittee Mr.. Reuben johnson, secretary Of thu
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire com
pany, stated that should the subscription o
Washington and Georgetown be made to tn
stock Of the road II would give the cities
controlling power among the stockholders.
On motion the meeting then adopted al
additional clause to the bill to be presente
TO Congress to the effect that the cities o
Washington and Georgetown shall by Law
decide how the vote OF the two cities shall
be cast In the meeting Of stockholders.
Arrangements were made for the propeI
ongrossing of the bill given above, with tn,
amendments; also for It's introduction In thu
House of Representatives.
A Communication to the Mayor, statini
the action Of the meeting, was then signct
by the committee appointed by him, and tn,
committee adjourned.
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ELECTION or OPPICgRs.-At n meeting of
the Union base ball club held last evening,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year; President, =. J. Dockstader;
vice president, Chris. AndersOni recordiug
secretary, o. S. HART corresponding secre-
tary, +. NJ. LalOr; treasurer, H. l.. Shepard,
Directors, l.. +. Alden, F. NJ. Marshall, Z,
s. BabcOck, j. Il. Adams. Scorer, +. J..
Pearson.
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Mr.. RoHRER, real estate agent, advertise s
to-day for genteel German or American
girl 10 do homework,
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EPILEPTIC Fra man named Patrick
Murphy, residing In jackson alley, between
North Capitol and First streets east, fell In
an epileptlc 1T on Wednesday afternoon,
while at work on d street, Island DR..
Croggan was summoned, who prescribed for
the sufferer, after which he was conveyed to
hi & home
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0'HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
/ SCRiBBR has obtained from the Orphans,
Court Of Washington county. In ths District Of
Columbia, letters testamentary on tho personal
estate Of THOMAS HoLLIDgB, late Of Washington
s p psS,;o %.1 haSp e sSRR
the same, with The vouehsrs thereof. g BE spb;
next they may otherwise by law be excluded
HON all beneht OF the said estst
Given under my hand this ISL day Of FsbTnary.
1900 PHRBE H0LLlD0B,
feblj. M3W' RxeeutrE.
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THIRD WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB. A
special meeting of the Third Ward Republi-
can Club was held on Wednesday evening
at Wisewell Barracks. Some little business
looking to the proper working Of the club
preparatory to the coming municipal cleo
tlOn was transacted, after which the club
was addressed by Messrs. 7. c. Connolly, s.
X. Bond, DR.. VIM. Boyd aud Mr.. Russell.
All the gentlemen cOunselled harmony and
unity Of action TO the end that success
might crown their work at the next election.
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PERPETUAL LIFE Insurance 10 guaranteed
by the New Jersey Mutual Life Insurance
Company, who have established an agency
In this city at No. 2lO + street, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, with Mr..
John 7. Lighter as general agent. Persons
DESTROYS Of efiecting an insurance upon their
lives, (aud who Is notD should carefully
examine the system of this company which
stands In point of security and responsibility
among the first companies in the country.
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New BooKs.-Messrs. Philip Il solomons
announce to our readers to-day the fact of
the arrival of a large number of the latest
publications, which have Just been issued
from the presses of New York. In another
column will be found list of some of these
new books. The same firm offer to medical
students, on extremely liberal terms, stand
ard medical works. As there are many of
our young fellow-citizens now preparing
themselves in the two medical colleges of tho
District We doubt not that the liberal offer
made them by this cntcrprlslng firm will be
gratefully appreciated.
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UNITED STATES IssI saTss1 9GIII W. Is, ,s
on To, sstltisn p yacos A Sos9yss, " New
granted him o. .lhs i5ih day o. May, lsij, Tor an
Improvement "a Mfehine for splttiuk Wood
ofiee on the % day Of May next, Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections. depQ.
oeec twenty days before the aay "a bearing
feb32-M3w Commisaloner OF Patents. %