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publlc .chool,, dcanlnr hls dutlcs, &c.. wa,

public schools, defining his duties, &C., was
taken up.
Mr.. Russell submitted an amendment, as
substitute, which after debate was recon-
mltted TO the committee.
Mr.. L. B. 8. Miller, from the Committee
on Ways and Means, reported a bill (B. A.
TO reimburse Henry Polkiuhorn for taxes
enormously paid by him. Passed.
Also, bill TO change an act In relation to
the harbor master and assistant harb or
master Of the city OF Washington, and TO
pay the assistant harbor master the salary
due him. Passed.
Mr.. Taylor, from the Committee on I'm.
proyements, reported bill 10 pay de-
hciency In the improvement of X stree,
north, from Fourteenth street west Ia
Twentieth street west. Passed.
Also, bill 10 continue the paving Of street
north, between Connecticut avenue and
Eighteenth street west; and bill TO set the
curbstones and pave the footway and gut.
tiers on the east aide Of Connecticut avenue,
between X and L streets north; bill to SET
the curbstones aud pave the foot way and
CUTTERS on the south side OF street north
between Delaware avenue and Eighth street
east. Passed.
Mr. Ball, from the Committee on Improve
ments, reported Joint resolution granting
permission TO Geo. W. Hopkins and John s
Hopkins TO grade o and P streets north, be
tween Twentieth and Twenty-nrst street,
west, according to the grade OF said streets
under the direction Of the Surveyor, which
was rejected, and
Mr.. Brown moved TO reconsider, pending
action on which, at IL midnight, the Boart
| adjourned.
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pRoPosALs FOB BIEP.

phofObALb FOk bkBf.
OFFICE CHIP coSlIssAsr OF sufsIsrExcE,l
sr. PAUL, h iss,, s.S Sa SS.thssss''
!, 5Siis s.:. ss S: Si
on tn. hoo,, a. ,o RaEY CATTLE
no head 81 i9ri BSfOrd. D. T. to be delivered by
ITO head y yGh, Tsttsn. D. t. to be delivered by
sOA,sS H.fi vi. i Stevenson, D. to delivered
so hsss 4 sally, ?: 7. 40 70 be delivered by
Dhosa = Fo5. Randall. D. T. ito be delivered b y
@hs.d a. PCT ,Se.atot., D. T. to be delivered by
7Ohs;S 4 F9is Ransom. D. T. Ito be delivered by
s :. RON sSSS Hs. .! sssst s.:
Is;s than .sn, ,h .; sns SSs. nd
-taFs, and cows, will be rejseted
Also, AZ same time and places, proposals will be
'''a'''a ''' supplying HAY.
4 Eort guford. D. T.. 80 tons.
4! Port Tottsn, D T; 80 tons;
4 sS STt fRs iss. S p 75 .Sn 40 tons
\, ESI, SILLY; p T !s1s
iS wv s.s ipS G as.s Ssdf SFGGR
sfsIs sSs:- fl
able 70 fulhll q contract In accordance with the
terms 81 his propo.itIoP. a9d that, should his
contract in accordance herewith, and that they
are prepared 70 become hi securities, giving good
aed sufficient bonds for II, fulnllment
shown &c G. ssrs.t ss coF Rrsi
nearest District Court, Of the Unitsd States Dis
triet Attorney. to be enclosed with tho bid
Bids should be made for each post separately,
The 0oysrnmsnt reserves the right 10 reject any
and all bids bid Is In the name OF nrm
The envelopes enclosing the proposals sho ID be
!ndorssd "prepSsals for , q Cattle. or Hay, !,
Y W. Barrier, 2, g. omsha. Nsbrsska. or to
p Monsay, APrlii H. diEaKs,
captain q Byt Lieut. Col. o. s. Army, G.
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DEPOT QUARTERhAsrHR's OFFICE,
JERRERsokyILLE, lED +, March 10, 1850,
Sealed proPessis Will bs received AZ This once
until u IN. WEDNESDAY. March n, 1899, for the
delivery o. tht followlns auapities o. Forage aqd
Indiana:
$40 tons Hayi $50 bushels OATS 81 tons Straw;
100 cords Wood. The hay Is to be the best quality
timothy hay, and all bAedI the oats to be the best
quality, we'll cleaned aud sack ted the straw TO be
the best quality and baled the wood 70 he good,
and all split-body wood.
The abovs to b delivered from time To time. Ia
such SgAniitis. ard At ;ush places III or near the
charge OF the depot may direct.
Proposals will be In duplicate. with a copy Of
this advertisement attached to each, and must be
aeeompanied By the guarantee Of two Responsible
bidder, good and sufficient nds will be given for
'hs PHI n q sSs
TO the uuderslgnNd.
The sodsrsiSnsd reserves the right to reject any
By order Of the ouartsrmas.sr General,
p,.v.,,,.u, co,o. g; Ransom.
mhDtd In ehirEe o Depot
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q. Qrfiys CHiKI QuARIEasLstER, !

DkPARrhEFr OF DAkOTA,I
Offius CHiEI QuARTKRnAsrER, J
IS PAW, MINs; February 10, 1899
Proposals. 10 the usual form, with the customary
sns a. ~ h ~, SSu-55,e,Tn'ssisT one. At M bead:
SEASON with zoo tons 81 Hay aud 400 cords q
Ia i y %snssr e :SgRly Cs%R Cooke With 100
Also, to supply In like manner Port Ellis with
Us tons Of Hay and 100 cords Of Wood.
similar proposals will be received at tho Dis.
lIiet ouartermasters once, Fort Stevenson, D, r,
and At his onee sane date and s9ndltons as
va s Sn :asS SS' sSS
seh.s At The smallest, end, snd 10 be from eighteen
Al he sam. Tine aud IN the same manner pro.
posals will DO received at thi. once aud at the
District ouartermaster's once, FORT Sally, D, r,
l., amply Fort Rice GO tons Of Hay aud 900 cords
VI woodi TO supply Fort sully $40 or less tons Of
Hay End 200 cords Of Wood to supply at Fort
@Ss SSS i' or less tons Of Hay aud DO cords Of
ills TO be understood thst these amount. may be
Diminished II the Hay Wood be not all req uired
that the Hay 10 70 be cut when green, aud properly
eured-tc be free from weeds and sedHes or swamp
ss,s,i all 81, and cured BY September IS, deliver
The Wood to be sound merehsatabie wood 10 be
delivered BY January Is 1870. unless otherwise
.i Tss Hay and Wood all ts be s.al,,y.f.a =, The
9sgu,y auartsrmss,sr General u. $. Army.
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COURT.

Distrtct " Columbia. Rdshfnoton county, 10 toit:
~ the case 9f AsSIE q. GAsToE, inlsiratrlr
aforesaid has. with the appreciation Of the opbans
gg2nLt 81 WAshlngton county aforesaid, appointed
settensnt and distribltiop Of the psrsonaI estate
o. $40 deceased And OF the assets IN hand, as far
money when and whsrs al the creditor and heirs
o. SAID deceased are hotined 70 attend, with their
BY lay be excluded from all benedt ia said de:
SsSIsd sstatsi provided copy Of this order be
rIohAL REPUBLICAN previous to the said day
TSsti "a JAS r. 0.BEIRNE,
mhlo-W5W Register OF wills
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Df.triet elColu9tsta. RashiagiSa Ooantv,, 20 soa.
IN the ease Of BDwAKD NJ THuRsToE. Exeen
ssatrin stors..d the 's sppso ne Ell ef
;aid ipPsint.S III We d SyS " MasS.
md Of he asset: A. h.nd. iar as liz same have
poaed 70 sstcSd win tSsr claim. p pSessssS
yousehed. o. ths{ may Otherwise By law Be sI,
provided ? COPY o. this order be published once 4
week Tor three wesks IN the NATIONAL RHPUsLi.
nSH!!wsw. JAS r. R S,IgEIE y %S,,.
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IN THE suPnF ~ d RSTsF tx THE DISTRICT
Christian Hines ....r.

on motion q The eomptainant's counsel, II is or
dSrsd by q: Court We ga day o. FsbTsarv, iS
T TS,s.S F1OI Ety. made b. Rlehsid MoTso tie
ruslee reported to this Court. DO aud the sane Is
hepe1y rItinSd and sonaTmsd uplrss ssASe 10 the
April next provided u copy Of this order, or 40
much thereof as relates 10 the ratification Of said
salel oe inserted once week for three successive
By the Court
qve,eeopy Test; RI MEIas,
NN'rN Clerk.
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ANDREW JOHNSON.
T., w. President Of the United States
Jos, y. WILSON, Commissioner,

NOTICE TO rRR-RMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right o. pre-. emptou
TO any OF the lands within the tow ships and
ott2wnships above enumerated, Is Required 70 a..
MbIish the same TO the satisfaction Of the Regster
therefor as soon as pIAoticAble after sesjpa thIs
notice, ana before the day appointed for the CON.
feited. los X WIZ GOV 'or'
CommisziQneT Of tho General Land Osss
N1s.-Under the regulations OF the Depa Ttmebt
no payment can be made for ad TertIsiuT proeiAma.
uous except to such publishers as are snaoiSiixIn
thorired BY the Secretary Of the InieTiof'
fsbl6. mis-,
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ARRAIGSEp FOR MusDER.-Yesterday af-
ternnou, just before the adjournment of the
Criminal Court, Minnie Gaines, the colored
woman charged with the murder Of James
A. Ingle, on the 5th Instant, was brought
out aud arraigned before Judge Wylie. Az
ter the reading Of the Indictment the ques-
ton of guilty" or "not guilty" was put
by the clerk, when the prisoner, In distinct
voice, announced "not guilty" adding that
she committed the deed In self-defense. She
was remanded to prison.
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EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT

Ah,,., .,,,.to 4.
ooysry nav No, 49,. UnIn,.. ms us
authenticated rssoTds az tbs rsnn.n.d C.n, .no
CO.. sa.ss-e W 'Ae ionowhea OAp'Ain
,,a,amon, ~, 80 ~ "Ou, 'ouaa 'he
uma a. 81 n.'ii," SNORT
ha Vs. Nv tD,'A ""As' Vi eou'h america
80, 'ao h"'Nes using IN 'he propAra
.Ss 80 poeuAi OIL winch upon
,..,a "a a., ~ 49,, po'so's ,ne AppeArAnee'
ha'r' 49, " pu,'.'' upon iur'her inquiry
49,. -. ~ , ',,ea 'na' was "impS SUD
80, $500 ais''tieu etuae anu I'm
~. E'. nioni reh anu iuhutiAnt plant
~" ~, spVuAneou'S Aaa ApunahauSin That
~, 49, -, s' "N ,eA's ago. an emu.
- ,nI NAe'' "uio On ap'oiesSoha' Nsi'
.ne uoples' hsue numerous experiments with
VIE p'ouuo'iou 81 haafe' And sue
eeeded 10 exuaehnE concentrated essence Of the
pinh.' ms .oIihutA LOT It's prepArahon' and the
soLh hiohI TOT hs sale In this country are the
exclusive property OF this Company, by whom II
was purchased from the original diseoyersr We
harmless preparation
|. That by Its use a net gain Of from Nifty to two
hundred per cent. IL made in the mauufaetur,
Of Batter.
a. That Batter which from ara mr. ,xhstaxs, cana.
may be s,IOas. rancid, streaksd. or coarse:
ErAined,and comparatively useless for general
use, by the aid Of this Extract, Is restored to
Its original freshness and sweetnsss, dps. grain
aud even color.
BY the use Of this Extract. one pound of deli.
~. ''o I'a "u"o' " A0'u@iiS inaas i'om one
III y, mus
"a a. pu.e anu e.seilen, lapie buuer can DO
h, : ooo' VI fVm ~ 70 ~ cents per pound
1.a'ei eapense wherein oeihx bui1ef' which
M, p' e.sen''a' oas.'
uis NV py 'he Aia OF TINS hx-
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

To all the creditors Of CHAELKsP BARSKs, who
You are hereby notified to appear before thu su.
preme Court Of the District OF Columbia sitting in
a ssHIs5ap.ey, on he III ds e april lse A. 10
% show cause why a discharge from ali his debts
should not be granted to said bankrupt You
are also notified that the second and third meet
ings q said bAnkruPt's creditors viii Be held be-
fore the Register at the place at II 'ciaek IN
- W Marshal Of D. O.. as as.ssns:r.
Test; r. J. MRIds. Clerk. mh3?SS
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CELEBRATION OF EMANCIPATION PRuCLA-
NATION ANIvERsARY.-A meeting was held
last evening at Bouldin's church, corner
Fourth and L streets, TO make Arrangements
for the proper celebration Of the anniversary
o. the emancipation proclamation, but
owin.T to the small attendance, partly at
tributaSle TO the weather and partly TO a
misuuderS landing, nothing was done be-
You'd issuing call for meeting of seven
delegates from each ward and the same
number from the county and from George
town to be held at the same place on the
Both instant.
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The "NEw STYLES" an Immense New
Cummins' Extensive Shoe Store, 347 Seventh
street, next to Northern Market. Ladies'
"Fine Dress Shoes" In newest styles and
great variety. The Largest and most su-
perb selection ever in store. fine oppor-
tunIty for those cholcy, to And what they
want In the above line.
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REAL ESTATE sALrs.-On Saturday last,
Messrs. Hall 4 Ross, real estate agents,
sold the California" farm Of 226 acres,
Va, and containing a copper mine, for
$4,000.
Yesterday, Msssrs. Green & Williams sold
all the right, title, interest, and estate of the
minor children Of John T. Killmon, de-
ceased, together with the dover, right, or
interest Of the widow Of said Killmon, to
lots 0, 7, and 8, In the subdivision of original
lot, (No. ], In square numbered ST., font
Ing on Indiana avenue, between Second and
Third streets west, to Martin Buell., for 92
cents per square foot.
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THE AUDITING CoNNITTEE.-The COM
mittee Of the Councils to audit the accounts
Of claimants against the corporation are
still In session at the City Hail. but the bust
ness upon their hands is diminishing,
although considerable difficulty In adjusting
some Of the claims exist, as the parties In
terested have not appeared and probated
them.
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DEATH OF A HOTEL PRoPRIEToR.-Mr.
James Casparis, for many years proprietor
of the we'll known private hotel on Capitol
Hill which bears his name, died on Sunday
night, aged 81 years. Mr.. Casparls was a
native Of Switzerland, but has resided in this
city for twenty whine years past. His funeral
will take place from the hotel this afternoon
at three O'Clock.
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MERCHANTS ExcuANGE.-Tho third an
nual meeting Of the Merchants Exchange
Of Georgetown was held yesterday morning,
when the following officers were elected ;
President, Evan Lyons; vice president, George
Waters treasurer, John ]. Beallj secretary,
Thos. Wheeler.
Board of dircctors-Jno. B. Davidson, A.
II. Herr, A. II. Pickrell, A. Ross Ray, J. R.
Burroughs.
Executive committce-D. l.. Shoemaker,
Z. D. Hartley, Samuel Cropley.
Arbitration commlttee-A. Ross Ray, d.
L. Shoemaker, J. @. Waters.
The annual report was read and accepted.
By Il we and that during the past year there
were received seven hundred and four
thousand bushels Of wheat which were
manufactured Into -four, being consider.
vious year. As far as can be ascertained,
tho amount Of corn received and ground
reached half million bushels. The trade
In oats and rye was fully up to that OF the
preceding year. The inspections Of -four
numbered 177,54l barrels, an increase OF
$4,000 barrels over the preceding year. The
report then urges increased interest In the
afiairs Of the Change for the purpose Of
bringing larger amounts Of produce To the
market and advocates the repeal of modinca-
tion OF usury laws for the purpose Of aiding
In the accumulation and retention Of capital
In the town, and for the more rapid develop
ment Of Its resources.
PROPERTY soLD.-on Saturday the fol-
lowing property was sold by Thomas Dow
ling, auctioneeri Lots D, z and T, on Fayettc
street, near Sixth, each 20 feet front by 100
feet deep. They were purchased by Mcssrs.
Jacob Burch, J. J. Bogue, and J. W. Pearce.
Price paid s2e.50 per front foot,
The CHANNEL IMPRoyENEsT.-A nav
mud machine, the property Of Captain VIM.
Webb, has arrived, and In few days will be
placed at the work Of cleaning out the chan
mel.
The OFFERINGS AND SALES of grain YES
terday were as follows 1000 bushels Of
wheat sold at s2.05 por bushel, 500 bushels
corn at 75@7S cents per-bushci.
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COURT,


Disfrtct Of Columbia, Washington eouafv 10 Ioit,
q JensTspn D. KortI, deceased, the administiatrx
aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans
TUESDAY, the ID day. of March. <. d. iSas
LOT the nn.l settlement aud distrbuuon Of the per-
hand, az far as the same have been collected asd
itors and heirs Of SAID deceased are notihsd 10 ~
tend, With their claims properly youehod, or they
In said deceased estate; provided a oopy az tbIs
order be published once week foT three weaks In
ne NATIONAL REPUBLICAN previous 70 the said
Test JAS r. o'BEIRNE,
to5-W5W' Register Of wills
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TENANTS MEETINo.-A meeting of the
Tenants Association was TO have been held
last night, but for some unexplained cause,
Bars Hall, the place selected for the meet
ing, was attended by but one member; as Re
with the two representatives Of the press,
who were present, did not constitute a quo
rum, 1t was decided to adjourn.
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.--On Sunday AFTER
noon man In the northern section Of the
city, named Robert johnson, while In state
Of intoxication, attempted 10 commit suicide
by cutting his throat with o pen-knife at the
Boundary hotel, on Seventh street. The
wound inflicted Is not Of serious nature
johnson Is rosident Of Baltimore.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-23

CHEAP CoAL.-All persons seeking the
most economical article Of coal at prices to
suit the times, will do well TO consult the
advertisement Of VIM, IT. Barbour & Co, In
another column.
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STOLEN Coat RECOVERED. During the
past week, ynaable oyercoat, the property
OF Mr.. E. r. Hoar, son Of the Attorney Gen
eral, was stolen from the residence Of that
gentleman. The loss was promptly reported
at police headquarters, and yesterday Detec-
tiyes Coomes and Miller returned the gar
ment to the owner.
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KNIGHTs TENPLAR.-The meeting Of Col.
umbia Commandery No. 3, for the purpose
Of drill, Is announced at Carusi's Hall this
evening at seven O'Clock.
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ENGLISH SUPER STOUT and English and
German superane half hose, at s5 per dozen.
These are good and desirable articles, and
are to be had Of Geo. c. Henning, No. 5ll
Seventh street.
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ThISp Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
cay sg n w has obtained from The ofphsns'
iameia. leIters 81 adminiSiratioa on The personal
g sn o. rAhhIGk FirzGRRALD, late Of Washing.
~ county, u o., deC-ased ALI persons having
tinst the said deceased are hereby warn cd
oAhiPit ne sAlas, with the vouchers thereof, to
We hubsolpaT, on or before this 10Th day OF
elnded from all benent Of the said asfate,
1879 "' ""A' '"'J o,fH9'N THuW Na'eh'
mh!z'M5W' Administrator.
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Id STATES rATnET orrph.

y ~. ,WisaIsgIos. .. q. ES' q. $50,
s.! S:ss & Il: Il! J. K: 81 J,
Nay, 1855, for au improSs msnt ID wafer HeteIst
ono. % tss III Pson sc heard q a.,
.DS h ss,eSsiSp d:po;l.ion
asSs Ssfas r. ass "a h,sd IN this once
NH. MN Commissioass AZ Pstsnt.
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CORPORATION BoEDs.-The bonds signed
under the act OF July last to pay the floating
Indebtedness OF the city, have been issued to
the following amount up to datei 1913 of
81 900 each, tIe8, 900; 100 OF $500 each, $780,
900; 275 of 500 each, $27, 500; 727 OF ESQ
each, $50, $50. Total, SEA, $50.
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I I NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

,WAenINates, Q. G.. Lsb. y, lsp.
New Hampshire, prayIas Tor The estsn.iop OF I
Rs!S at t,sss SiS az ss 1855
Y Is ordered that said pstitioa BE- heard az this
omes on the "a day Of Nay nett Any. person
lions and other paper. should be hisd IL his ohes
twenty days before the day II hsttisS -
feb25-ThN CommissioueT Of Pstent.
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The FISHING SEAsos.-A number of small
boats are now daily arriving, bringing to our
wharves quantities OF rock fish, shad and
herrings, from the shores on the lower Poto-
mac. The main run OF shad has not yet
commenced, but Is expected the latter part
of the week. Old fishermen predict a good
season.
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7 NITED STATES PATENT opPIcs.

On the petition ~ JSas H e.; ~ 81 ssl fs
MAssAoh usets praying tor the extension Of patent
granted to him % the 18th day Of Nay, IDS, 70
an Improvement In Dressing sewing Thread;
ordered that the said petition Be heard at this
once 90 the 2o.h dAyof April next. Any person
tons, and other papers, should be hled In Ills
once twenty days beforst the day o. hearing,
Gol7-wSv CommI.siens1 ~ Pet.n,.
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M. I IN Ar sS %A.SFfsTo'


NEW YOR1 AMI WASHINGTON
IN sTEAnsHIf COMPANY.
NEW Elk. - PRESS LINE.
THE s 66lSspf fi I'm &s'YTSShsN WASH
s-; :iii s'is . a's;'' ' S. S.s
IssS,s. Now, Yort every WEDNESDAY aud
ntssys S;ssss,.. wharf. w..Anstoa. every MON.
isn. sifAs s:''''sS A s sssrd'd =.
hYSi,ss'i4si Sh.5S Sw i:sSs:s.
NJ stSafSsEi;;;s$ s' .s S:;s;;
.,.u JAMIE =, yws .s .,,! s: ;sSs .n Wv
INV aERoHAsrs' STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
KEaaif ia is sa 1 ssisssSSs, ri S' :sS G.
ssssls,lJ sY5I9E thss yintsTn %sS1p!hr stkIk
~; ;:s ~ III s' :!;:
rs.s TifaH5ksbTysS. Vss: sssi, W.
SSSSEssI pxY AJREfsSs' srr''ins at New r0rf
:,ss%,s: =: S:ssss,; - Sss,. Es. y:
% H. oss S b sss e sF: .yysi,; s' g. SS.
gfs! ,. % Rffi ;ss1t a. B. x the
aSs.s . sss Win, sPE, 70 Ios GALL
Sssis..sssa, p 9; :. .ioyyfSE oy eSsrisY.,
'f sss arif' O''o" nv P RRiS;fFPss President.
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RIVER :SEws.-The following vessels ar
rived at tbs vharves along the river front
yesterday Steamer Wawaset, from Cone
river, with freight and passengers; steamers
Express and Columbia, from Baltimore /;
steamer Guiding Sta q, from Alexandria, with
wood for Gleason & Iilcnnj schooner Stand
ard, from Norfolk, with lumber to N. B. Flu
with 1870 tons red ash coal t. George Bogus !;
ten schooners and sloops loaded with oysters.
MEN.-Sailed from Philade. phia March
18th schooner A. X. Wetmore, Btgert, with
200 tons Of coal for George L. sh,' riff, and
March Goth schooner Z. A. Cummins, Will
ton, from same port, with coal for George
Bogus.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT oyrICE

U Nirhp sr1 Mi.si raTasT p0IiiEcss H. 1852
% The petition q Tso.ts J. KnlrP, ~ Pills:
Elm $ Z; ;i'ia:isa R f:s at
Improvement 10 Adjastsbls TssosIns fool
othee on The stb DAY 81 April asrI Any psrsos
nay oppose this ertension, objeetions,. deposi'
once twenty days before The day Of hearing
ELISHA PO0TE,
febl7 -wsw Commissionsr Of Pstsnis
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RANK UPToY NOTICE.

proved their ella ma; "''A'' "ho nave
You are hereby no, cd 10 An anr bat,,. ~ o.
Prene Court Oft District Of Columbia. sittins IN
in1n nsInpiey, on the sh day o. March. is9, al
eiy, to show cause why . discharge from All IN
YYg nM should o. be granted to said Bankrupt
meetings Of said BAnkIupts cred tors will be he
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.-All persons hay
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peace, and who desire the services of Il
prompt, efficient and reliable magistrate
will find 1t to their advantage to call upon
Mr.. z. ]. Klopfer, No. ~ Louisiana avenue,
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United Stairs PATRnT nRRIcR-

y wIsisoroN, b. q Yab. 10. 1900.
On the petition OF ARoALoEs wHIoEHoIr and T.
X ,,s MOh,a,.Ss Of E!|ir.. PI.yiss ioI .ss
9th. 1855, aud rsssasd 90 the iih 81 October, iss,
foT n improIersnti IN B9,iss M.ehiasi
once the n day Of August nsrt Any person
nay, nay opPoss this extension, ,oblses9s. dspe.:
twenty days before the day Of hsstlnE,
feb22-MSv Commi.sioner Of Pstspts