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AMUsEMENTs.

WALLIS OPERA HousE.-A full and fash
ionable audience was In attendance at this
theatre last night to sec the last performance
Of that beautiful drama, "Hunted Down"
Miss Kecnc was called before the curtain at
the end ofcach act. "Hunted Down" will be
long remembered among the friends Of the
drama. Tonight that world-ronowned COM
edy "0ur American Cousin" will bc pro-
duccd in the very finest style, with an In
creased company and every appointment
that will conduce to Its successful represen-
tatlon. We have no doubt crowded house
will greet the charming Laura In her per-
formance Of Florence Trenchard.
THE DESIRE to sec "Humpty Dumpty"
continues unabated, and accordingly the
National was filled again last night, and the
furorc and enthusiasm was upto its average
height, which Is saying much. It will be
continued on the boards during the week;
and II will also be seen that the Opera Bouffe
is underlined for next week.
CAsTERBuRr.-Thisp place promises some
thing new every night, aud what the enter
prising manager of that hall promises hc
will do. All goes forward there with activ-
ity and life, and those who love and enjoy
that kind Of amusement will rarely come
away dissatisfied.
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DRoPosALs FoR MEAT.

Sealed proposals. Of he sf form iaTnishsd by the
sATUR6kY the IstS day Of March, AT Il M .fOr the
Fresh aud Corned Beef and Mutton required for sale
or Issue to all connected with the Department Of
WsSstFP5 FSis IN and
with Fresh and Corned Beef. said proposal for
WashlnT.ony D., q: Will Include include ~ Fresh snd and
also for sales to officers and others authorized to
The FRESH Beet and Mutton required for sales to
made by the officer In charge. from tbs hind. guar;
ters and ribs Of the for the Beef and
from ~ 70, epre S sp carcass s St % o ssS Saoporea.
tSiiow not Tscsivsd ali the meat will be subject
Suaiity and IN Sasxeeptionabie S condition, In ali
cases, the meat l. not satisfactory, purchases in
the open market will be made at the expense Of the
The contractor will be required t, deliver the
meat at the store houses, at the places named,
where he will distribute 1t in such quantities, and
sspSIa,s propessis will be received for supplying
VII WIN R RIesh sna ' ccrnsS Beef and Win toI1sd
prcpSsifioa sS viii 30 rsssrdsd ioI furnishing the
eiudes both sales and Issues In accepting the last
bid the lowest average price on the 9uantity re-
qulred for both purposes will be considered; Bid
Payment to be made at this on Go monthly for all
Meat purchased. or when In funds for the purpose.
Al questions respecting quality and condition Ion
pAItment receiving the Meat
=, The e9ntraets will be made for six months: from
GSnmisTy S SAY q s iafa p'''a
M rs G ar SonnsIsd %sds Ss En
uou OF Brevet Brig Gen II. Brooks, sSnTanding.
febg.2Awa Depot and Chief C.s.
The national Republican., 1869-03-10
TPUBLIC-No. 9.1

An ACT making appropriations for the pay
mcnt of invalid and other pensions OF the
United States for the year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy.
De Il enacted bv the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of The United States Of Ameried
IL Coigress assembled, That the following
sums be, and the same are hereby, appropri-
atod, out of any money In the treasury not
otherwise appropriated, for the payment OF
pensions for the year ending the thirtieth
of June, eighteen hundred and seventy;
For invalid pensions under various acts,
nine million dollars.
Forpenslons of widows, children, mothers,
fathers, brothers, and sisters of soldiers, as
provided for by acts of March eighteenth,
eighteen hundred and eighteenj May fif-
teenth, eighteen hundred and twenty eight e;
June seventh, eighteen hundred and thirty
two; July fourth, eighteen hundred and
thlrty-slX; July seventh, eighteen hundred
and thirty-eight; March third, eighteen hun
dred and forty-thrcc; June seventeenth,
eighteen hundred and forty-lour; February
second, July twenty-flrst, and July twenty
ninth, eighteen hundred and forty-eight
February third, eighteen hundred and fifty
three; June third, eighteen hundred and
nfty-eight; and July fourteenth, eighteen
hundred and slxty-two, with It's supplement.
ary acts, and under various special acts, and
for compensation to pension agents and ex'
penses of agencies, ten million dollars.
For navy pensions to inyalids, widows,
and children, and other relatives of the OH
GERS and men of the navy dying In the line
of duty, now provided by law, two hundred
and nifty thousand dollars.
Approved, February 2, 1867
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TPITRIIC-NO, X,

Az ACT making appropriations for the sup
port of the Military Academy for the fiscal
year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hun
drcd and seventy.
Be u enacted by The Senate and House Of
Representatives ofhe United States Of Ameried
~ Congress assembled, That tho following
sums be, and the same are hereby, appro-
prlatcd, out of any money In the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, for the support
ofthe Military Academy for the year ending
the thirtieth June, eighteen hundred and
seventy:
For additional pay Of officers, and for pay
of instructors, cadets, and musicians, one
hundred and elghty-four thousand five hun
drcd and seventy dollars and eighty-eight
cents.
For Communication of officers subsistence,
sixthousand one hundred and thirty-two dol
lars.
For pay In lieu of clothing to ofAcers' ser
wants, one hundred and fifty-sir dollars.
For current and ordinary expenses, sixty
one thousand nine hundred and thirty dol
lars.
For increase and expenses Of library, two
thousand dollars.
For expenses of board of visitors, two
thousand dollars.
For forage for artillery Ind cavalry horses,
four thousand dollars.
For horses for artillery and cavalry prac-
tice, two thousand dollars.
For repairs Of officers quarters, three
thousand dollars.
For furniture for cadets hospital, Ave
hundred dollars.
For gas pipes, gasometcrs, and retorts, six
hundred dollars.
For materials for quarters for subaltcrn
officers, three thousand dollars.
Forpurchase Of fuel for cadets moss-hall,
two thousand dollars.
For furniture for soldiers hospital, one
hundred dollars.
For renooring academic building and bar
racks, one thousand dollars.
For repairing roads, Ave hundred dollars.
For contingencies for the superintendent
of the academy, one thousand dollars.
Approved, February 2, 1869.
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PSs SP TIL THE H.
PoRT OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF PAT.
ENTS FOR THE YEAR 1853,
oYYIGE CosGREssIoSAL PRIsIkR. !

wAsHISdTOs, Feb. Il. 1850. !
until March ie. lseo. at 10 clock. f9r furnishing
one get Of eleetroype pages Of the Illustrations Of
c snEs fay rs YEAR sS fRC 5 viii
name Of the 6Stentes and the character Of the pat
ias The Iila.irStions Tor that rSpOTt IT. "'''
Tho drawings will be furnished on paper to the
contractor, tho must arrange them into pAsee u
aal9srieal order. as nearly .Ss l. cSafisSn, With
%sSd Al ahS az os les u cost HG o TSF
and subject e the approval or rejection 'i 'he 0oh
The Joint Committee of Congress on Publie
rrPng w9pld to h hsES S ee NS' Rspprsa
ISL, 10 seeoTdsuee % with the standard heretofore
adoptcd by them, rnd they syits prUpSSsals Sn for
cRpcasS 2T' pf tbIs 6raaeR o. Inc public printing
mGS' SuS tsS R"0 Cr arasSas The lSstrsOas BY en-
dhSSPSSs y made he o%s and best
bidder for the interest OF the Government, due re-
1Ss SsRE afsSsSn SS JSSt III
iPg, who reserve the right to reject any or all oI
Bidders. must procure from tho congres.ionAl
Printer drawings Of illustrations sumSisht IN
Sds With % speeihsa Sf of the tSSIF % %Srf WIZ sxSTa
statement that u was made IN the rsiSoIshnent 0i
j Si;siaiiSSS Isfsi.SSSSS
Bd%S. aaI(Si& & S nd ss' mhsSS
more than one Reufc Is required 70 illustrate an IN
Nwbnie nHml"r Sf figures Will be estimated and
/ MID Tor Ns a single illustTAtion.
No proposal Will be considered unless acoompa
MED fy B houd with security. TO the approval Of
paually oi $4,000, that the bidder or bidders, II
his Or their proposal shall be accepted, will exc
cute the work In accordance with the proposal
The number Of illustrations will be about the
same a. In the last published volume. ,,
Any t1rther Information that may be. be reSared Sn
to the Commissioner Of Patents , =,
| to the undersigned, aud no proposal Will be con
sidered which does mot conform precisely there
with. -,
Proposals will be addressed to ''The Joint Go NJ
! mIttee on Printing" " Washington, D, c, care q
Hon H. d Authtny, U, :, Senate: Hon. Al b.
Lahn, House % Representatives, OF re GHIsi
signed, and sndoEsed on the envelope proposals
Tor f"'en' 'm0s hepo'' John o. DEPRRBs,
TIA r,rhtws,R C,nsrrssi5nal Printer.
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Wants.

WANTED, cash PAID FOR CID BOOKS
wv PsmBhlsts Doeuments, &e., by W. T.
odeal Depot and CireuiatipS Library, No. a Loui.
siana avenue, under seaton House. mh6-lm
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Aatiomal 4rpnblifaa.

t8- CORES OF THE "NArroSAL RKpuBII.
CAN" can be obtained every morning ut the
following places;
BrsuoP's NEWS STAND, wiiisrds' Hotel.
oocHRAs's News STAND, metropolitan Hotel.
wIsEBER0ER's NEWS STAND, Ebbitt House.
KiMBAtL's Nxws STAND, seston House.
wiLKIss' NEws STAND, st. Jsmes Hotel.
PARKER's BOOK AND PsRioDicAL DEror,
No. as Seventh street, opposite the Post
Once.
w.D.B. MAsoH, at aiibert's Dining Saloon,
s57 T street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
JONI O. BuRaER, No. 2rs T street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
JoHs A. BurLER, Stationer, ITS near Thir-
teenth.
- News STAND, KIrkwood House.
CHARLES II. ANDERSON, Stationor, ~ Sew.
enth street, between r and q streets.
$. @. s. BARBOUR, Stationer, 3Ts Seventh
street, between II and I streets.
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,THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

trains will be run between Baltimore and Wheel.
Ing and PaTkersburg, as followsi II, ,-
NALL TRdhiE Essn, fSr all TSy sPSDs W .eAHe m
EAS5 FiSE ~ lftys FIX iNnffPs P:ass ssGS
xOP Ss.ssy .Sa Ts'S Sr ,rns Fl SCn:
Wit %iScaEsFER SHiiaFfEa ana 2S6S5SSSSArloS ES5 TRAIN
HsyI' Gny Bf%Sr' f.aRS. SE a 'SP oF & nSSS& daily h
frsderisE Junction with train for Frederick and
at hagerstown Junction with train for hagers'
THE ELLICoTT,s MILLS TRAIN losycs BSln-
more at 20 and go m Ard ~ ard ~ p M IN
a NJ and 1:SsR&s f1& fHSSGkRsrowY,
Leave Baltimore at s:t5 a. N. and i:lep. m con
County County RsiiTcsd. striving al HsEs5stown at Giii
$40 aud m, arriving In Baltimore at 1923 a.
'H anu -" y FOR wIYCHEsTER.
Leave Baltimore at s!5 a 4 IN; snd i:lO p ~, az.
ElyHg WGsReseT At 2SI snSSSp "a M ksISfa
'n Baltimore = fdk INV SWsAsThihSSSSff6tRSPi ihSSSSff6tRSP' m
Leave Baltimore At $50, 70o, $50 aud 9:f a. IN,
aud FkSiM $kil5iM : @%&RssahiSSfoRR " &Rssah FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at 7 and s a. IN, aud 1880, :,
49, 7 and $40 = RF6R II ANNAPOLIS.
lyayS washington a, a, IN. aud i;sD p. N.
Trans leave AHstSSH SUNDAY TR2iEs T. 'la S"r' M
LayS Tri!SSTS Sa SI ws'anskSa
For fart6eT iaiofmatiSa, flIsts Of every kind,
sc, apply TO j r. ENGLAND, Agent, Camden
Station. OF at the Ticket fisSii w,,soy
Master of transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

a, All parsons wishing to purchase q home for
'h'm'''''ii bRicf Sbtfff os Il FRAME HOUSES.
In the healthisst part Of ws,hipstos, snd on the
most res.onsbis tsT9s Nil And i 20 iheI dysn;;
TO suit all mht In
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

HEADa,Es DIsI. IspIAs TsKRiIoRr. orYIcII
GaIEr nI 6,s 6G3ssIs;1sRs OF % sTBs,sfsseE. !, ,s,S
s aled proposals. in duplicate. will be received
4 he Odcs Si ths s,H aGdsrsissHS A. For, GiRs9n
ss5. Tor % he = delivery Ut II 'saSsstenos stores, .
Okt.TTfftoRr GIBSON. CHEROKEE NATION. I. T.
300 pounds Of Bacon.
500 GALLONS q Vinegar.
Tho FLOUR to be equal in quality to the best
70 Ss pS SP I'M barrel.
The BACON q 70 be Of fr't quality and put up a
%.9Sc pounds IN ESnny SACKS q about is pounds
The SALT to be Of good quality. and put M a; 4;
pounds In double sacks Of gunny saeklng and cot
The VINEGAR to be Of best quality. aud made Of
whisky q full strength. and t9 be put up As fol
suTely HOPED, and 400 sall Ions 70 be put up in
casks containing not more than 2 gallons each.
ioSr @ % ifcn N md eight hickory hoops on each W ''
epTsIy Eg2d Ss,iss S6 a 5 RS9nds zach
up in barrels or sacks, like the -four. as may be
The e. or % g wsO@ award
give the required bonds at once, and be In readi.
aSd 10 s SS
quantities as may be required. until the lst day Of
December, 1859, at which time the whole .mount OF
the article or articles contracted for must be sup
piled,
psny the proposals. in boxes or bottles aud not In
paper parcels
bach bid mast be accompanied by good and sun
cient guarantee from two or more persons, (whoss
| loyalty and solyeney Is certified by clerk Of
court Of record setting forth that they will In thu
| event Of Its acceptance, give ample bonds and Sc
| cuIlty for the faithful performance OF the same.
| The name and place Of residence Of each bidder
and surety must be given.
| No proposal will be entertained unless satisfao
toTy represented that does not fully comply witt
| the terms OF this advertisement.
Proposals may be for the whole or any p II oi
| the stores required.
! ANY contract awarded under this Advertisement
will be made subject to the approval Of the Com:
! mIssary General Of Subsistence, U. 3, Army. aud
the light Is reserved TO reject any or all bids.
All stores delivered Will be subject to rigid In
spection.
Payments upon the contracts awarded will be
made monthly In current funds, or as soon as the
same shall have been received.
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening
OF proposals. which will take place the day and
hour above specified Blanks for proposals, and
bonds will be furnished on application to this ohiee
Proposals must he plainly lndorsed "ProposAls
for Subsistence 6tores and addressed to the Chief
Commlssary Of Subsistence, Distrct Indian Terri
| tory, Fort Gibson, @. N,
| A, =. ROCKWELL,
! Byt. Lieut.. Col and A. Q. NJ, I. S. A,C C. S.,
Dist. Indian Territory. ian6t I'd
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ID r o p o s A L s .
pEPARTxESr OF DAKOTA. !

sr. Pkrt, MrSN, February i6. 1880.
Proposals In the usual form, with the customary
conditions, are invited to be received at this ohce
aud at the eQuartermASter' Office at the headquar-
ters OF the district Of Montana, until March 80 1859.
at l2 IN. , to supply Fort shaw the coming season
with 100 tons Of Nay and 2, 600 cords Of Wood.
In like manner to supply Camp Cook with 100 tons
Of Hay aud /. 400 cords Of Wood.
Also to supply In like manner Fort Ellis with ID
tons Of Hay and 900 cords Of Wood.
Similar proposals will be received at the District
Quartermaster's Once, Fort Stevenson, D. land
at this ice, same date and conditions above to
supply Port Buford with 100 tons Of Hay and 5000
tons Of Hay, DO cords of Wood. and 6oo ooo feet
Of Lumber 10 Logs. to square eight inches at the
smallest end and TO be from eighteen to thirty feet
long.
Al the same time and In the same manner propo.
sails will be received at this oraoe and at the Dis
trict Quartetmasters once, Port sully, d. T.. to
supply at Fort Rice 900 tons Of Hay and 900 cords
Of Wood TO supply Port sully 500 or less tons OF
Hay and |, 200 cords OF Wood; to supply at Fort
Randall rs or less tons OF Hay and 100 coris Of
Wood.
Its to be understood that these amounts may be
diminished " the hay or wood be not all required;
that the hay IL to be cut when green and properly
cuTed-to be free from weeds and ssdges or swamp
grass all cut and cured by September l6. deliyeEA-
The wood to be sound. msrcha ntable wood, to
be del yered by January 49, 1870. unless otherwise
authorized.
Posts. d. b. HoLABIRD,
feb93-td Deputy Y, N, Gen. u, S, A.
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IoyEIciAL.l
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed Rt the second Session Of the
Fortieth Congress.
TPUBLIC-No. 6.1

tPUBLIc-No. 0.
An ACT to amend an act entitled can act to
prescribe the mode Of obtaining evidence
In cases Of contested elections" approved
February nineteenth, eighteen hundred
aud ffty-onc.
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of The United States Of America
IN Congress assembled, That any register In
bankruptcy or notary public, resident In
Congressional district the right to represent
which is contested, is hereby authorized TO
the other acts which judge Of any court Of
the United States Is authorized 10 do by the
third section Of an act entitled "An act to
prescribe the mode Of obtaining evidence In
cases Of contested elections" approved Feb
ruary nineteenth, eighteen hundred and any
one.
Approved, January 80, 1869.
The national Republican., 1869-03-10
[PuBLIc-No. l0.l

Az ACT supplementary to an act entitled
''An act to confirm the titles TO certain
lands In the State of Nebraska"
Be Il enacted By the Senate and House Of Rep
rescntdtiUes Of The United States Of America i
Congress assembled, That the provisions and
benefits of an act entitled can act to con-
firm the titles to certain lands In the State
of Nebraska" approved the twenty y-fifth day
of July, ammo Dominl eighteen hundred and
slxty.eight, be, and the same are hereby, ex-
tended TO the east half and northwest quar-
ter of the southeast quarter or section nine,
township lIteCu, range thirteen east, sixth
The national Republican., 1869-03-10
Approved, January 90, 1869.
TPUBLIC-No. IL


Az ACT in relation to the appointment Of
mldshlpmen from the lately reconstructed
States.
BE II enacted BY he Senate and House Of
Representatives ofthe United States Of Aneried
IN Congress assembled, That the Secretary Of
the Navy be, and he hereby Is, authorized
and directed to make the appointment Of
midshlpmen to the United States Naval
Academy, on or before the fourth day Of
March next, from any State In which the
election Of members Of the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes to the Forty-arst Congress does
not by law take place previous to the first
day Of July, eighteen hundred and sixty
nine, upon the nomination Of the members
Of the House Of Representatives from such
States in the present Congress; Provided,
That no such appointment shall bo made
from any State not by law entitled to the
appointment of midshipmen In the year
eighteen hundred and siXty-ninc.
Approved, January 80, 1869.
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PROPOSALS FOR 5REsH AND CoRNED

y
0YyioB CHiEp COZ. OF sUBsIsTENoE,
LoUIsyfLLE, kr., March Z, lsp.
Sealed proposals., which must be in duplicate.
with copy o. this adyeitisement attached e each,
will be rec lyed until y o'clock, u. WEDEBs:
DAY, March 10, 1859, for supplying Fresh Beef and
COrned Beef, In equal proportion 9f fore and hind
quarter meat, lnecks, shanks and kidney tallow
to be for issue to troops and others sup
Piled by the 6oyernment at Louisville. Ry.I and
JeGersonytile, Ind. Also, to furnish the oficers
ind with ohoics cuts OF FIesh Beef.
The cattle slaughtered for beef 70 be delivered
under this contract must weigh not less than 500
pounds gross the beef TO be Of good marketable
duality. Beef from bulls, cows and heifers will
not be received nor will beef IN any ease be r..
required conditions.
mencing on the Isl day OF Aprl, 1862
No bid will be entertained that ih not made BY
regular butcher, who must give hi. name In full.
his present place Of business and address.
Proposals must be accompanied by a proper guar
antee, signed by two responsible persons, stating
that, II cor tract IL awarded, they Will enter into
bonds for the faithful fulhllment Of tho con-
tract bond Of ~, 900 will be required, and GER
tihoate from the clerk Of the county court 10 the
fact that each bondsnan Is worth that amount and
over, a., -.
EndSfse ali envelopes Proposals for Prekh and
NJ =. SMALL.
mhs.td Byt. Brig. Den. and g. 5.
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feblO.td Brevet Col U.s.A., Maj. Ordnabce.
NOTICE TO IRON MEN
UsIrED srATEs EEHIEEIEE,. orrL.r.l
ORPHANS COURT.
FEBRrARY 10, 1862,

District Of Columbia, WdshinO OtoH County 10 tBit.
In Tie case Uf EpwAKD N. THUksroS, Execu.
trix Of MAKy Any BRoTS. deceased the ex;
The uTphaus' Court Of Washington county Afors.
said, SnIoiuted TUESDAY, tho t6Ih day of March,
A b. 1852, for the anal settlement aud dis.
trbuton Of the personal estate Of said deceased,
and Of the assets In hand as far as the same have
been collected and turned into money when and
where all the creditors aud heirs of said deceased
are notified 70 attend, with their claims properly
youehed, or they may otherwise by law be eX
ciuded from ali beneht In said deeeased's estate
provided copy Of this order be published once a
week for three weeks in the NArIoSAL REPuBLI-
Test; JAS. R, o'BEIRNE,
febl7-WSw' Register Of wills
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DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

HEADauARrRns FIyrH MILIrARr pIsIRIcT.
STATE or Texas,
OFFICE or CHIEp ouLRrEREssrER,
AUSTIN, TEXAS, Jan. 20, lep.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
at this ofhee until MONDAY. March Is. 1850, at
m. for furnishing Corn, Hay, Straw, Wood ap
Lumber, .uneh boards.J at the following name
posts, until June 80, 1902:
Greenyille, Hunt county.
Lampasas. Lampasas county.
NaooEdoches, Nacogdoches comfy.
Hampstead, Austin county.
Columbus, Colorado county.
Corpus Christi, Nueces county.
Helena, RArnes county,
Delivery TO commenc ce from ate Of contract, and
continue In such quantities and at such times as
may be required by the receiving Office.
Proposals to be plainly indorsed with the name
or the article proposed for and name Of post to be
BY eommsnd Of Bvt Maj. General Candy
J, A. POTTER,
triet fe20-td
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m NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, ,

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE ran
" wAsHINGTos, u, O. Feb. ~, ipSSIs
the petition q THoIts ,hl.dp kStIr, 81 patent
granted to him on the 18th day Of MAY 'o' "u
Improvement In Adjustable TSnSn he heard At this
oes on The ssh DAY April GSsEoAy SSst Any tPSTsSG
may opp99so o,ttHs1 pSpeTs, should be hled In this
n9us' su,y sSu NV Nv, Ief,fr the day " hearing
"m'e "'n" wv ELISHA FO0TE,
IuhI7.Wjw (@lhiAi7aloner oi f~el''
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DANKRUPTcY NOTICE.

To ell the creditors Of JAMEs V. KgARSY, who
have proved their olAlml;
You are hereby notified to appear before the su.
prsme Court Of the District Of Columbia, sitting In
10 O'Clock, a. IN, at the City Hall, Washington
City, 10 show cause why a discharge from ali his
You are ai,o notified that the I'd and Sd meeting Of
said bnaEIupl's creditors will be held before the
Register at the came place, at IL O'Clock IN.
W ''"'' ~ DAVID T. 00QDING,
u T. Marshal Of D. C., Ms Messenger,
Test; RI, MEIos, Clerk. mh2'S
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pRoPosALs FOR STAKES.

HEADauARrBhs DEPARrHEET or THB sourH.)
CHIEP ouARTRRNAsIER's oIHICE,
ATLANTA, GA, Feb, Is, 1859,
gntl u N March l5, isse at which time they will
Se opened ,foT supplyin the National Cemetery,h
LOO STAKES,
To he OF good seasoned heart nine, free from SAD
four ~ feet long, two t inches thick and ave (b)
inches wide. plsned on each side, pointed at ons
coats Of white paint They will, also, bo NUN
bered and letteTed in black in accordance with
Of the Cemetery.
The usual requirements for bids, &e, will be ex.
acted.
Delivery to commence within thirty (B) days
after the contract Is awarded, and the hoe to be
tract
Proposals should be indorsed, proposals. for
for stakes, - and addressed to
Brew. Brig. Cen. Chief o. NJ. Department Of the
SOuth fab22std