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Planters In Mississippi are deyoting much
attention TO tho cultivation Of tho ramlc
plant. correspondent OF tho Baltimore
Sun, writing from satartia under date Of Au-
gust q, says;
81 havo Just seen q sample Of ramio silk,
from sprlg a foot long, Of ten days growth.
This Is tho fbre In its rough state, from an
immatured stalk. We do not allow tho
stalk to grow for fbre this year, as our OBJ
Iect Is TO Increase the number OF plants, aud
wo therefore turn them down and cover them
with earth as fast as possible. This morn
ing wo dug up a plant that was set out on
tho 9TH Of April last, and 1t had made an
almost solid mass Of tuberous roots eighteen
inches deep and about ten Inches In diame-
ter, each tube being an average OF an Inch
thick, of the color Of carrots, though much
harder, | mention this to show that the
plant grows beyond the reach Of frosts and
to tho depth Of perpetual moisture, so that
neither cold nor drought can damage 1t.
"Ramie Is growing In estimation hero, and
tho planting Of II on small scale, which
was looked upon this spring as an expert
ment Of doubtful Issue, has now proved a
decided success. II will eventually super
sedc cotton In all tho rich bottoms and lands
subjected to periodical overflow In this lati-
tude. With Chinese labor these lands, cul-
tiyated In ramie, will yield three hundred
dollars per acre. After the fret year 1t re-
Quircs no cultivation, as II SO completely
shades the ground that neither grass or
weeds can grow near 1t. After the first
year tho only labor II requires 10 that OF
harvest and threshlng out, the nrst being
done with moving machine and the last
by means of the patent ramie cleaner.
'"As soon as this plant gets TO DO fully ap.
preciated, as II soon will be, the empire Of
king Cotton will pass away, and that truly
regal and wonderful plant, the ramie, Will
WELD the sceptre and clothe the world. As
an article of apparel, 1t will become as COM
mon to the ladies Of moderate means a.
silks arc now among the wealthy, and
Solomon, in all his glory, will not be ar
rayod like one OF these" We have discov,
cred that the ramic, after being dew:rotted
by exposure three or four weeks, Is cleane(
OF the gummy matter, and may be thrashet
out clean, so as to command the higheb
price, (2s.6d. In gold) without being subjeete'
to tho soaking process. We can afford Il
raise II, however, at ten cents a pound, tn
product being three thousand pounds pc
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CL,aK's oyyIos Horsr OF RsrasssxIAIIyks,
until TgEs6AY. The M.t d.y ~ August, A: .,
the House OF Represented YES, Fusi, as follows:
e, go tors q 40 p0und' boss white Ash. No. l. or
% cords best bakers seasoned Pine Wood.
IS cords dry Oak, sawed In two pieces.
10 cords DRY Hickory, sawed In three pieces.
70 be weighed and measured By such person as
designate and all to be delivered In the vaults OF
the Capitol within month after notice Of the
eeptance Of proposals.
Proposals win be separately considered for the
glasses Of articles specified, but proposal will
unless accompanied BY satisfactory 9eferences. aud
security will be required from the successful bid
Proposals should be directed TO the Clerk Of the
HOUSE Of Representatives, and Endorsed, PRO
EDWARD MCPHERSON.
Au7-law4w Clerk House Of Reps y. y.
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~ Corrns OF THE "NATIoNAl REPuBII-
CAN" can be obtained every morning at the
following places,
BisHor's News STAND, willards' Hotel.
BARKRR's News stand, National Hotel.
CoouRAs's News STAND, Metropolitan
Hotel. N
wIsEBuRauR,s Nnws srAup, Ebbitt House.
KixsALL's Nxws STAND, seaton HOUSE.
WtLKINs' NEws STAND, 81. Jamss Hotel.
E. dnIER, News Dealer, INK Psnnsyivania
avenue. between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets.
PARKnn's BooK Asp PsnIopIoAL Dsror,
No. ass Seventh street, opposite tho Post
once.
THOMAS q. ASH, stationsr. southwest cor.
ner OF Eighth and y streets.
w.D. u. MAJOR, at Giiberps Dining Saloon,
33T = stroet, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
JouN q. BuRoRn, No. a7s + street, between
!, Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
JoHs A. BurLsn, ststioner, IT'S =, near Thir.
tcenth street.
JosnPH suILLINeror, stationer, corner Of
Four.and-a.half street and Pennsyivania ave.
nue..
W. II. h o. II. MoRntsos, Bookseller and
Stationers, tto. Pennsylvania avenue, between
Four-and.s.haif and Sixth streets.
BuRKs's NHws STAND, Kirkwood House.
PREsDER 4 Co., Stationsrs, t&a Fifteenth
htrcet, corner New York avenue.
/ CHAs, II. ANDERSON, Stationer, ~ Seventh
street. between + and q streets.
JAMES BnLLBw, Stationcr, <3e< Seventh
! between q and II.
s. q. s. BARBOUR, stationer, SIS Seventh
street, between II and streets.
JONI A. VAN DoRAs, Stationer, Il south A
street, between Now Jersey avenue and First
street, Capitol Hin.
WILLIAM BARrLRrr, Stationer, No. 50 eas'
Capitol street, between Third and Fourth, cas-
Capitol Hill.
%. MILLS, Ststionor, II street north, tive
doors east Of Third street west.
| Ricu. LAWSON, Periodical and Cigar store
corner Of Eighth street cast and Z street south
JAS. Fox, Stationery and Fancy Goods, 81
Eight street east, opposite Marine Barracks
| 9EoRGgrowr.
q. T. GETTY Co., Stationcr, 100 Dridg,
| street.
!. WV. II. BARRON. las Bridge street.
ALEXANDRIA,.
GEo. L. FRRsoH, Bookseller and Stationer
| Oo King street.
! Ut. Cox, News Depot and Dollar Jcweir
=. store, III King street.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE,
upEroI avARIEHssA.IEE's !, 0,,sISn.

DEFor QUARrERsAsrER'sO IYICn,
Proposals are .ay.s:S, rom rc.PoasIil. parties.
Sp k AS.us i ~ al sh
frat class mershantable qualityl rsqairsd y this
RssBo' sSr.as and az straw
s1EwhSre Si.Sn ons I,l' q The limits q The
wSippie. Va. about one and q ksif miles from tom
Gteorgetown. and a small quantity at sSldlers'
ordered by the aSartsfmastsr In charge. Gofn to
f s. az. q SSadS uls q: .
than s snySwS @ g0qsd. y shs IVY Ss'hss Hay
BiSdsrs viii state The price Of Dat. and Corn per
a'if Hay sad Straw S p,''o
The quantity required Tor the year ia estimated
s 81 SSr9 s baSs oa S1s ad
q sayv he s1ssIss tor or
diminish that quantity by 9ns.third on proper
at least, one mon d 5 supply Of fsTals sai straw
on hand. and to have place Of business In this
,3uaraut:es will be furnished with each bid in
;s: sss sa
ees.ful within ,ir days after b.. aseeptaneo. exc.
VIII Ss wS 1GsS' saaSS
on or before the 18th day Of September next, salts
iaetoIy evidense that he Is prepared to commence
P.ynsn: MiIL Ss made monthly tO5 quantity Of
hsr5sftsf as funds are furnished Tor the purpose.
ties to VIII ~ delivery has boon ordered.
signed By bins r. "snd two ssssR5sd spIo,is. viii
full full llmsnt Of his srtraot.
Should tho contractor 81 to furnish the kind
and quantity OF forage and w required, II will
| be purchased ~, open market, nd the excess Of
| cost charged to him.
Ali bids will be submitted to the anArtermastor
| General before awarding contract,
PIOposals, IN dppiieate, win BE- addressed to the
undsrsig1ed. with copy q ADVERTISEMENT Attach
| invited to be present at the opening OF bids.
| BY order Of the QuarteImasteI General,
| J. q. MefERRAN,
| Deputy QuarteImastsI General. Bvt Brig. Gen,
| n s. A and Depot Qua rte master, Aul2-6t
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PROPOSALS. roR HARD BRICKS.

vOIIJcr DNror QuARrEnnAsfna,
p,ono,.,. r4nT MONROE, VA. AUG. . 1850.
o,sloes M T is1 nrsss'yea a. Sis omes antil 10
.ablse, ~ ,S aSsss;,ry on the wharf At tails Depot
&c, 900 HARD BRICKS,
guitahla for laying Cutters at Hsmp, ,n N.uou.i
Gemetery. and should be Of the best quality Tor
The BID. should be in duplicate. and mus, n.
signsiures and residenees should DO appended %
Gnsrantee, and certified 70 a being good and 81 d
nsy, Judge. Coileeior. or other public oiicer.
By order OF Breyet Colonel J. q. Chandler.
9naItsrmsster Y. y Army, Chief ousrtermastor
~' D" HENRY ", JAHHs,
B!eyet Lieut., Colonel, Assistant Q. NJ. o. .. 4.
Depot Qusrtermsster. auGf-et
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

oyyIoH OF dIsEnAL SUPERINTENDENT
TREAsrRI BuILpIsos. \
WAsHIHGroE, August o, 1850.
Proposals will be received Tor the delivery 70 the
yifi 800 tons No. /. 100 tons No. ., Baltimore
COMPANY eest white Ash Anthracite, and 100
o. the Treasury Eitsnsion, and 70 weigh f,7io
pounds to the toni all 70 be delivered At such
may be required.
the ID Ssy q August % sdats.ssS 70 the S a:u on
raj superinte1dent rIeaslry Buiidings.. and 10
Ssts, he Department rsssryins the risht 70 reject
ali or any portion Of the bids received.
sps. esn be siyen ~ Ike sbiPi,y Of ~ ps.,ss.
70 nll the CONTRACT GEO. 9, RICk,
General Superintendent Treasury buildings.
aull.td
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Proposals..
pRoPosALs YoR STRAW.
HsADauAsrss.I I..r MIIIIA.I DI.IsIor.l

hsADauto5 sSnS. csi1r s a5nnIssg pscr
ss. RIcHrorp, ,vIngInIA. July u, 1850.
.geaied prcpe..i tripiie..s yili % reesived q
iso. for Inc delivery 70 the order u dc Seasr.
signed, 1t such points as no may designsts ID the
NdoS0D, DRY. wKLL.BALED INV STRAW,
ten tl0) tons TO DO delivered at Rockets" on or
before the soth q AuGu.t. and the balance a. may
o. the amount required, subject 70 the eondltions
nsntioned In previous Advertisements from this
The envelope. Ing proposals. 70 Be indorssd
Proposals for Straw" and forwarded By mall TO
By S,as, q the General o9mnsas,ng S,r:s Mi.
B sry Se XXI e.ou.r,srm...,' oHAEEpLt
First Military District, Jyfi.st
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PROPOSALS FOR FERsM BEEF.


OFFICE AcTISG CoNMIssART or srBsIsrEsrB
fORT foors,MD,, August 2 lstS,
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will DO Ieceiyed
at this office until u m on TuEsDAf' ihe ai,S II1
Fort F0Ote, Md the Fresh llcsf TelpTrl, ot Iheih
for SIX months, commencing oclobeT i,S.,,Jt sueh
less time a. the Gomuis sATy General OF suDtAtehee
may direct. ,,L.,hI ,,,.,t,,, ,,,,
a,raI nrnn,ytion Of fore and hind quArters, (neeks
shSnks AMI kidney tsllOw 10 be eNeluded.l
F6s mock " cattle slaughtered to be cut of at the
fonTt yertrhra Olut, and the breast trimmed down
The sLsnks the fore quarters cut of from three 10
fnr Inches above the knee Joint, and Of tho hind
quarters from six TO eight inches above the gambTel
Of hook joint.
pound choice cuts will be furnished for sale to
officers.
Proposals must be distinctly ind orsed"P opos s
for fresh Bee, and addressed to the undsrsigned
Ut Fort foote, Nd, who reserves the right 70 70;
eet any or all bids not In the interest Of tho United
States,
Conditions, requirements, payments &C. made
known on application to unicrsgnedi opIRR
au2.st ''' "''O"N' '"'''
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFiCE,

~ WAsHlslTOs, ID, o., August q lss'
On the petition Of TIsoEuY BAILEY, Of Ballstoa
Spa, N, T., praying for the extension Of patent
granted TO him on the 2Oth day of November, 800
Tor an Improvement In Knitting Machines; ,,,.
It 10 ordered that said petition be hoard ~ Ihls
son may oppose this extension. Objections, depo'
sitions, aud other papers should DO nlgd In this
ONCE twenty days before the dsy q heThIiphiEEp
au8-FSW Commissioner Of Patents.
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~ wAsHIlaros. d. g, July y, lsdD.
On the petition OF CoRsELIrs W. way VLIET, OF
fishkill Landing, New York. praying for the OK
tension Of patent granted to him on the 20th day
for Grinding Coffee, &c,
Il 10 ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on the LIST day Of November next. Any pcr-
son may oppose this extension, objeet!ons, depo-
NEE twenty days before The day Of hearing
,sAMUEL s: FISHER,
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PROPOSALS FOR MEAT.
orrrcE DrPg o9 q. & 2. o. srpsis

No: slbssyTrSIIlsIa Staff.
Sealed proposals, In dupiieats, ,of The form fur.
nishsd bS he pndstsigaed, viii be RECEIVED until
he EREsa ksB G66RHEB BRsP AND NOTION
Ica.irea At !sis Depot. III .L sIsh less
msneins October ], iesa. Details and requirement.
furnished By the UNDERMINED, copy Of the latter
posAl offered. O. BELL,
au7.6t @. g. u. 8. A.
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RAIN fell this morning very copiously for
A short time at Philadelphia, and the indlea-
tons are favorable for wet weather. Dis
patches from the schuylkill region report
showers In various quarters, which, u Is
hoped will give the city an ample supply oil
winter.
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- HEs& EyA

AND POTOMAC ROUTE.
THE OLD FAVORITE Mali. ROUTE VIA
AQUA GREEK.
THE SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE TO
RICHMOND AND THE SOUTH.
Fast and comfortable steamers leave Washington
ely ssie0 , Ss' iA sn Rasyy 'f sSI
seysnth street, At IA, IN, and Up
m, stopping a Ale1andrIa each way. and cor.
erIcksburg and Potomac Railroad, W it'll elegant
cars, supplied with elegant sleeping ehaiIs on all
It's trains. Through tickets and baggage checks to
all pOints South.
Both boats stop at Alexandria going and return.
Ing. SAMUEL RUTH,
mhll.u Richmond. Va,
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUBJ
i scTiber has obtained from the orph.ns Courto
letters q ADM uistfston, G. t. a.. on the personal
estate Of wiLLIAs Dops9s. late Of washinston
claims aga the Aid deceased are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same, With the yoIehers thereof. 70
next: they may othsIwiss BY law be excluded
from all benefit Of the said estate.
0lyen under my hand this 10th day Of August,
1850 JOSEPH AMBUSH,
anil wSy Administrator, c, l. a,
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TINTED STATES PATENT oPrICE,

u wAsHIsaToE, D. c., July n. 1909
On the petition Of W. o; HiGkok. q Harrisburg.
pAtent granted 10 him on the 10th day Of Novem-
Der, 1855, aud ressued on the 18th day OF March,
1851, for an Improvement In Mills for Grinding
Apples:
Ills ordered that the said petition be heard at
this once OF the LIST day OF November next Any
person may oppose this extension, Objections,
depositions, and other papers should be nled In
SAMUEL y, FISHER,
iyN.F3v CommiHsioner Of Patents.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF the DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA, THE 9TH DAY oP JULY.

. .'s'.. " .!!ss', " No. Las, Ea. Doe.
On motion OF the comp lAinAnts, BY Mr., Edward
Swami, their solicitor, Is ordered that she de.
fendAnts. George n. sparts and wife HArriet, 9.
Il. smith, Dsniel Smith, Henry West, John Crom-
we'll, and John Hauptnaa, cause their appear
day occurring forty days after this day 0therwise
the cause will be proceeded with as In case II de-
fault.
By order Of the Court.
True eopy-Test: r. J. hklDs,
iylQ-Tu9us Clerk,
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DEPARTMENT OF rHB IsrBRIoR,l
orEIcH OF ISpIAx hTIAIRs.
9SSd: BE- iSsSivsd At tSS 9s,ss II iSdisa
ggsatiiis. therein given the articles named in The
!ss R.s ssss,n.s B.sH. to meas.
40 p.s i iii Ssss.s S S q
uro tfx6e inches. and weigh o.. pounds
a ya I$F S. fss'ig ;lsai. 2GG Prints,
s ss.7S yys sTdd: Rsa F Rl.aais1s
sl,50O yards Domestics, tunbleachej)
PouRTHCLAss-oLornlSu
s. .Mis W.T. Sx $sSSiiiIsI..
l,2,0 FLANNEL Shirts.
ii::sss h Ms',: f sSsi:.
800 pairs Women's Wool Hose.
roo pairs Children Socks.
cqr SS tRs anP %6S may
be seer AZ any time at this once.
Sqs.'S :;.i Ss$
quantity Is required they are 10 be furnished At the
s!isa Il Spi"n 1 SE. 6 SHs s may be re-
No bids for less than the enIiIc class Of tho art
''S XII i articles furnisSsd under contract will DO
Tigidly inspected and compared With the samples
A. sgsn' 81 s,siss ~ NAV O np vn ss.pss sa
70 conform to the SAMPLES vii, be rejected aud ~
that case the contractor VIII be bound 70 furnish
others OF tho required kind OF quality within i've
days. or. u that be not done they will be per-
Payment W III DO made for goods received on In .
voices thereof certified by the agent appointed to
inspect them;
No bids will be received from persons who have
failed TO comply with the requirements Of former
eoairHet. III, l.. ..,,, ,,,,
| No proposal viii be considered that does not
| strictly comply with the following requirements
| Proposals. must embrace tho articles. With the
quantities thereoI as SCI IoIin N tne ApoNe sghea
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- WAsHISgros, D. G. August o, 1889.
Francisco. nnlifornia. and wALTER CLARK. Of
s az S ths Of
Der. 1855. for An Improvement In Laih Mschine:
II Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on the 18Th day Of October neIt Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections, deposit
lions, and other papers, should be filed In this
ONCE twenty days before the day Of bearing;
SAMUEL 8. FISHER,
Aullw.N CommissiOper OF Patents
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rpHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
L seTibeT has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington County, In the District OF Columbia,
Of SARAH O, OsBoURs late Of Washington county,
SS ..S AL hereby sssyln W.rasd s
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, the
subscriber, on OF before the lOth day Of August
all be at Of the said estate.
1870 TH0s JONES,
.w9vs Executor
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Aug3-Tu3w
TINTED sTATRs PATENT OFFICE.

WAsHISdros. d. G., Jily q, lsdi.
On the petition Of AKETCsA. wILpKR' Of Detroit.
Michigan, praying for the extension q a patent
and reissusd on the 18th day Of October, 1850, and
inpro,emen nj Tor SAVING aud Eigins CLAP boards,
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at
this Office on the 18th day Of October next; Any
lions, depositions and other papers shout be hled
SAllEEL s. FISHER,
iyy sN Comml Oper Of Patents,
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y WAsHIslTON, D, G, July II, lsly
u On the petition o. NAY =; GRpmCEEn. OF wGst
estate Of William h: Croker. deceased, praying
for the extension Of patent granted to tho said
William X. Croker on the Sth day Of october,
1855, for an improvement In Machine for Manu-
il Is ordered that the said petition be heard At this
o dice GA the 18th day Of September next Any per-
son may oppose this extension, Objections deposit
lions, aud other papers, should be nled in this
on CO INVENT days before the day Of hearing,
SAMUEL =. FISHER,
iv9lSlw Commissioner of Patents,
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DK0F0sALs ZOE ARMY srrrLlEs:


hNANN M Isl AM
OPPIE CuIgP Con- ~ brulIrrRNCR, I
RICHsusp, VA, July ~, 1872
Scaled proposals, In duplicate Will be resolved Al
this ofncg uutil lem. MONDAY, August ~, ls<o, for
supplying the United States Subsistenco Depart
msnt with tho following articles, viz:
400 pounds Of Bacon Sides, prime qualify.
100 pounds Of Breakfast Bacon, prime quality,
- barrels OF Picked HsrrinEs. Labrador No. !.
" boxes Smoked Herripgr,
~ barrels " Flour. "EXirA," Richmond In.
sp"ction. $3.50
feTfsd
100 pounds Of Common Soar, equal to sample 70
no seen At this Office In strong boxes strapped with
green hickory,
10 pounds u Salt. Liverpool IL sacks.
an pounds Of Crackers, assorted.
10 gallons Jf Syrup. best quality.
100 pounds OF Butter, sailed aud Ut NJ In strong
air tight kegs,
the article or articles offered
BE- delivered at the United States Subsistence De-
pot, No, |, 2l6 Cary street, Richmond, Va, on or
before the 9th day 81 september, lS9. subject he
Inspection Of tho undersigned' ,
Any Information that may ba desired In regard
to proposals will be furnished Al N 10 once.
Pay Inents aud cuudI tlDns as usual,
by order uf BT0yrt Major General A. u. Baton
WYNN i, A. PORTER.
BTeypt Major and Chief CommissATy Of subsist.
cnrs. First Military District Augh.Rt
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ORPHANS COURT.

nRPHANB' COUNT,
" July 81, 1859.
Dfstrfcf Of Columbia, Wtshfngton Countv tOon:
In the case Of wILLiAn X. WOODWARD, admin
istrator Of Thomas Wood ward, deceased, the ad-
ministrator aforesaid has, with the APPRECIATION Of
the Orphans Court OF Washington County Afors-
said, appointed Tuesday, August "a, 1850, for the
anal settlement and distribution Of the personal
estate Of said deceased and Of the assets In hand,
turned into money when and where all the cred.
itorr aud heirs Of said deceased notified to at
may otherwise By law be excluded from AFT benefit
In said deosa sed' estate; provided copy OF this
order be Published once week for three weeks In
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, previous to tho said
Test A. WEBSTER,
ApE2-MSw Register OF Wills.
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COURT.

JrLr n, lsp.
DLsiriei Of Columbia, Wdihingfon County, 10 pit:
In the case Of EL!zaBErH pApoKTr,. sdmini.tra-
t,st,ir sIopsssid bas Gith tbs ~ ia
Orphans Court 81 WashinGton county Aforesaid,
appointed TUESDAY, August ~ 1852, for the Anal
settlement and distribution Of the personal estate
o. said deceased. and Of the assets 70 hand. a. far
money; when and where all the creditors and
heirs q SAID deceased are no!ined 70 attend, with
their claims properly youched, or they may other
wise BY law be excluded from all beuent In said
deeesssd,s estate, provided copy Of this order be
rIosAL REPUBLICAN, previous to the said day,
Test; A. WEBSTER,
au2- hSws Register Of Willis.
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u Ni'AD WAsTlsaroS, b, g.. July ~. 1862,
On the petition OF ARETus A. WILDER. Of De.
troil, Michigan, praying for the extension Of pa
tent granted to him on the 9th day u October.
and agsin reissued on the 18th day Of May, lsfo
for an improvement for Saving and Edging Clap
Boards,
ii is ordered that the said petition be heard at
this office on the 18th day Of October next Any
person may oppose this extension. Objections, de-
positions, and other papers. should be hled In this
ONCE twenty days before the day Of hearing,
SAMUEL q. FISHER
iy9l.s9W Commmi ssioner Of Pat Ia
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VICE PRESIDENT CoLFAx and party reached
san Francisco on Friday evening last.
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Goods per New York, PhiladelphiA and Baili-
more steamers, Railroad or Express, to care \, II.
HavenneT, General Agent at Alexandria, will be
sion.
CommutatIon Passenger Tiet eta between Alex.
uons, at low rates,
Hound Trip Tickets good only for day Of is.us
between Alexandria aud Hamilton, and between
these and intermediate points, at reduced rates.
NATHANIEL HAYES,
ApA General Superintendent,
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CHANdE OF TIME.

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, 1903.
On aud after MONDAY. Dec. Tst, 1863 and until
further notice. Passenger Trains I'LL run between
Wsshin gtOn and Alexandra as follows!
THROUGH NAIL TRAINS.
Leave Washington, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, ~ a. IN. do. for Manassas aud Harrison
Leave Alexandria from corner Of Duke aud Hen.
~ streets tfrom Manassas railroad) 2:T y. IN do.
from Ly nchburs, 6p. IN.
LOCAL rAssgNGRI TRAINS.
LBAyB wAsuIS0roS.. LBAyB ALExAsDRIA..
=. Prom An Prom A n
:, ,s5 King and ST. A.iph. 4. g g
EN- 1913
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3" ID! " d" l2D
" TS Duke aud Henry - %
~ Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio Depot, At
8, IS a. m. connect with Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Passenger Trains at st. Asaph Junction.
for all points the line Of that road between Ma
nAs,as Junction and HArrisonbug.
TrAi - leaving 81, AsAph and King streets at 2;b
D. IN. connect at St. Asaph Junction with train
from MauArsas aud HarrisonbuIg At 2i3 y. IN. ar
riyiug at Baltimore aud Ohio Depot at 8 ~ y. IN. I.
and Ia time for p IN, train foI Baltimore,
WI. PHELPS, Cen Manager. dec9O II