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Public Sale.
EstQIe Of Ge0ree Wesaea

Estate Of George Wesaer.
EpY VIRTUE of an order of the Probate
- Court of the Parish of St. Landry, the.e
will be sold at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, by the undersigned admins
%tratrix, or by aApublic auctionerr, at the
Courthouse OF said parish in the town OF Ops-
l~ousas, onTHURSDAY. JANUARY goth, 1870,
at ii o'clock A. NJ, the following property
belonging tosthe estate Of George Wesner de-
ceased, to-wit: . ..+
ACERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated
in the Parish of St, LanIry, about rs miles
from the Courthouse, bounded in front by
Tarpan Flat, i'll the rtsr by lands of Hemy
Garland, one side by Capt. Nolan, on the ot1-
er by Ramafe, containing tolty acres, more or
less.
Terms -One-hslf cash. and the balance in
ole year from the day of sale, with s per cent
per annum from date, secured by vendors
privilege and mortgage. :..F s..et.r
ELIZABETH TEAR,
December IL ,-r Administrative.
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Estate Of flames NJ. Poyfer-

Parish Court, Parish St. LaRdry.-No. 1851
10 N PGSEY, of the Parish of St
~ Landry. having applied by his petition
to be appointed administrator of the Estate
of james ID. Porter deceased, late of said
parish;
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition TO said appointment, viii file the
in writing. in my Office in the town of
Opefousas, within ten days from the present
notice. JOS. .. RICHARD, Clerk.
January g.. 1870 rs TE64A \
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Caution.

.@it &-#EIEEtt EtfEEE IS EtEF
n LII PERSONS are hereby warned not to
IN trade for OF negotiate the following prom
issoly notes, the consideration for the same
having failed they will not be paid at maturi-
ty:f eav is5. II L.
/ ] note for $4,000 due January LIST 1871.
note for $4,000 due January LIST 1879.
II note for $4,000 due January LIST 1873.
All the above dated at Opelousas, La, July
10Th. 1869, bearing 8 per cent interest from
date, payable at the Canal Bank, New Orle.
ans, signed by the subscribers, to the order of
Isaac X. Littel 4 KssH lHSaL Esffr. tE4s
Also due bill for $3.50. dated at BAYOU
Bnuf, La, October 4th, 1869, signed by Cook
d Small, and payable to the order of Isaac i
Littell, January LIST, 1870 ri e. la sr.s
FREDERIC COOK
E-..t III 2 IVORY X. SMALL.
Bayou Beuf, ST Landry, La, Jan 4th, 1870
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AUDITORS OFFICE, STATE OF LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, Deer. 22d, 1869. {

FAS CF LOUISIANA. I
New Orleans, Deer. 22d, 1869. {
WHEREAS, J j. Butler, Tax Collector
w in and for the Parish of St. Landry,
through his securities, has exhibited to me.
the undersigned Auditor of Public Accounts
Of the State of Louisiana. the receipts of A,
Dubuclet, State Treasurer, in full for the paw
,ment of the State taxes due by said Butler for
the year 1868, and also the receipts in full for
the licenses on trades, professions and occu-
pations for the year 1869, and the special one
per cent. tax of 1868; l, therefore, issue this
Quletus, on the part of the State, for the taxes
and licences of said parish for the years above
stated and the Recorder Of the Parish of
st. Landry, will please cancel the bonds of
said j.. J Butler.
Given under my hand and seal of Office, the
day and date above written.
(Signed.) G.. M. WICKLIFFE,
[Seal. 4 Auditor of Public Accounts
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JUDICIAL ADVMENTs
uDtic Sa1o4 80,

9&jleS 2 : Z 81 Z
Estate Of Joseph Oliri;er, azeceaa,s,2sz /
WlLL be sold by the UNDERSIGNED 49,
w istrator or through the ministry of M
]aactIone'r, at the plantation of Joseph Oliver
OF st. Landry, on - p"'Sn
SATURDAY, January 18th, 1870, &c
,r1.ntE PLANTATION containing about al ut 90 :
bv Frank Fran 0G TaS o. north by the Meuillons, east
VT by Michel johnson to he sold ,s;,i anu .hl
u"eL1,a$ house and a part Of the fencing
s leIms'- Il movable proplr7'y to be. so15
sun e thrss 1ne lands on a credit of one, two.
be given, bearing interest from ,n.tr Yves 10
satisfactory security and the usual moIt WIN
aoo, ,co VALERIE OLIVIER,
Administrator.
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Reasoning Power :.Of Animals.
By the Rev. JOHN SELBY WATSON, MA,
Mr.. 81. l VOL, 12mo. Cloth. $50 PIP.
So 90. a> s,. ats. 49,. $3.50.
The object of this book is to show that the
inferior animals, or many Of them, have a por-
ton Of that reason which is possessed by man.
This argument is enforced by a vast number
of authentic and entertaining anecdotes. illus
trating the general intelligence of ANNALS
their judgment, sagacity, power of communi-
eating thoughts, moral feelings, sense Of JUS
tee, etc. ea,. .@c'4".~ -,!t.
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January |
Sheriffes sale.
DIsTRIcTcoURr 4. St. Landry, No. s6s
Louis Fontenot ct ais. as. Mazi7
Keanason eE ais.

nIsTR1cTCOURH I. St. Landry, No. $500
~ BY virtue of an 9order of sale issued
out OF The 9Th District Court for the Parish Of
st. Landry, in the above entitled suit, and to
me directed, l will proceed to sell at public
auction; to the last and highest bidder, at the
Courthouse of said parish in the town Of One.
lousas, on SATURDAY the 5th day of Febru-
ary, 1870. at II o'clock A.. NJ, the following
described property seized to satisfy said writ,
to wit: "a ~ aa 9 -
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated
in the Parish Of st Landry, in the quarter cali
ed piaisanee, having six arpents front by forty
in depth. fronting on Bayou Grand Louis or
Teehe, bounded north by land now belonging
to Pierre Sylvester and below by land suppos.
ed to be owned by one Marie Bouvet and
the following terms and conditions, viz :
seven-eighths of the price payable cash, and
the balance upon m and two years credit
from day of sale,
JAMES G. HAYES Sheriff
ian ! Ct. SO II
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State of Louisiana.
PARISH Court, ST. LANDRY-No. 3io|

Estate Of Casinir D. Dsrase
YVES D'AvY. of ST. Landry parish, exec;
ntor Of the estate Of Casimir Z. Durand
deceased, having filed a tableau and account
- ss;d estate. accompanied by his petition
or,yinp for the homologation Of the same;
And whereas, the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order Of Court dated De-
Nav. therefore, notice is hereby given to
al persons interested to make opposition to
aid tableau, in writing, at my office in the
own of Opelousas, within thirty days from
he date hereof, why the said tableau should,
cot be hopiologateo.
January 1,Is7o
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".
PhOsphOrescence ;

.PhOsphOrescence;
Or, THE EMISSION OF LIGHT BY MIN.
ERALS, PLANTS AND ANIMALS. By
I. L. PHtPsoN, Member of the Chemical
Society of Paris. 1 vol. 16mo., 2IOpp.-
Price, 81 rs.
The author says: II have brought forward
in the present volume every case of Phosphor-
escence which it has been in my power to OBJ
tain, after seeking for and studying the phe-
nomena in the whole domain of Nature. =
Phosphorescence, whether manifested by the
glow-worm, the Bologna stone, a fungus, or a
falling star. is generally looked upon as an III
explained and mysterious production of light.
! hope, nevertheless. that I have been able to
extricate it . little from the obscurity in which
IL has hitherto been enveloped." 4i,s
tt& @1sE4 VI E4tfSE $ttE#34@ ~#F&eGr i rE*Ea E45E b
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Being TALES omittedin the usual editions of
the Arabian Nights Entertainments re-
= written and rearranged by SYLvANUs HAN
LEY. ] vol. l2mo. Printed ON toned pa
per. 80 so. 4-~.f5g-,t, IL, .-s..
The tales here presented are those which
were omitted in the English version of the
Arabian Nights, and are offered as an Append
dix to that popular work. .,n- -.,
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Elements of Greek Language
Taken from the Greek Grammar of James
Hadley, Professor in Yale College l vol.
12mo. ST so. .. .0''.. :
This volume is published in answer to the
frequent requests made for an abridgment of
Hadley's larger Grammar suitable for begin
ners: 80. .....
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.

1, Yves D'avy, Recorder in and for the Par.
ih of St. Landry, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is a true copy of the original Of re-
cord in my Office, and that | am the keeper of
the same. WI s"st %ssatt -
In testimony whereof, I hereunto sign, aud
atflx the seal of my Office, at Opelousas, this
9th December. a. D, 1859. r.%
[seal1 YVES D'AVY, Recorder.
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English Female Bitters stirs all females.
E..E. B. prepared by j. P. Dromgoole &
Co., Memphis. nv te
Pale, delicate and feeble females cured
with 3. +. B.
Great rush everywhere for E. F. B.
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NEW BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
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/. HadleYS Elements Of the Greek Lam
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IL. The Reasoning Power of Animals
Price So.
III. Caliphs and Sultans. Tol. 50 50.
IT,. Phosphorescenes. By 7. L. Phipson.
81 IS.
Y. New York Illustrated. Price so Cents
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- ANEW WHrrEwAsH roR WaLIs. d.
commended By the Boston Joa,naI of
Asaadg, Is Is follows: Soak one.
fourth Of q pound of glue over night in
sepidwater. The next day put It into
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the vessel In q kettle of water over the
safepkeep il thereosilI it boils. and then
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ptnt from six to eight pounds Of Paris
Rhite into another vessel, add hot water
sand stir until ii han the appearance Of
milk Of lime Add the Sizing, stir we'll.
ID apply III itbs ordinary wy while
still warm Paris white is. salpAose OF
daEstas and mag BE- fond az any. drug
OF pant lore.
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This is the most completely illustrated book
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Either Of the above sent FREE BY MAIL to
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Doctors and editors recommend E. F. B.
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wives. - #ssst @ *sssA# FfN#
Old chronic cases cured with Il. f. B.
h. +. b. cures palpitation and leucerrhea..
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Public Sale.

Dec. IS, 1869.
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How !, 70 CLEAN LAMP CH1MNEYs-
Most people N cleaning lamp chimnsys
use either = brush made oil bristles twist
ed into . wire, Or q rag On the point Of
scissors: Both Of these are bad for.
without great care, the wire or scissors
WI. M. scratch the glass d ! diamond does.
whieh, under thesaexpansive power Of
heat soon breaks. - all scratched glass
Will lf yyoe want . neat little thing
that costs nothing. and win save half
your glass; tie = piece Of soft sponge. ths
size OF your chimney, 10 4 pine SICK.
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One dose of Dromgooie & Co.'S Liver Pills
e~leanses the stomach, aronses the torpid
liver, and hnrries of all bilious accumu-
lations. The best pill you ever used.
Try one small box.
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Ca1ipEis and SuItans:

III
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

| TO PRINTERS. we have been gsiHE for sew.
dTIy's fsriy mssufasloiy &c y k6BIH5oH,
p Sssh n SS5 work Vst Key SSSs S.sd cS
time Ia. siSsr blsek, aad free from AZ klPd,
ace, tTnasastSn,; and y he has recently IA II.
to REQ ; mend lis LAX and hlmssif % Che PalrSn
,sSy % sL q. PTHs Sssr article
One Of our contemporaries also recommends u
,FISE PRINTING INK.-wO have for soma
| time been usi9E the news Ink Manufactured AZ thu
%S k'R6BfssoS, ana, a. sisIsd soSS aSss:
$50. have found u better adapted to car PIease.
years. ilis NOT gPiy,s very sSssllSSt sriisls q
lhk, but Is furnished At very ices,
bFiatSS Saa 2i!SoSfspSts in RS YGrni.S:s, a.
hslT address Il oTays 1iIJg TGas 20 rhi"y'
We never recommend an article In these column
eslsss 4 really nsrts 4 aad g lsAIs 5hsthsI oaI
using 81 5eidsd with OUT PTosshSH,s. WsihauIfsd
his estimate. He replied "Good, very. good r
ss Ii1 Sf S1BTssSSs PSiiiSsPSis fIsusa ' l az
We hsys Tso.atly bS'a usluG for our noE spaPsr
VIZ Ea1 u 81 fN g9y rTS S.I.
Ss;t S1.Ss.a i pI... ssS cd
This week sdiiion q lis Ssissis Pr ated with
lax TI% gT.y 5ssry %SI5s rhi1dslPss TEs
recommend Il TO me efGfl. -Ski ppsns6Hr0 RsioS.
The ink with which this Issue Of the Ttmsf =
% orfS Of R@ RoiBfss6s % sIoar. 5o ~
clean, md Is Of good eolP,-B. Weiis, PORT To-
0OOD INK. One Of the greatest sources Of al
nOyAnee In Printing Office 10 bad lax. We have
'i$i$ F :ss!
shall continue to use II, and commend u 10 OthsTs
q she erAil with condolences, -JsBTsOAtaR, Wet
Chester, Pa,
MlaY OF oar ohisss have bean In the habit 81
sendinE away f9I thsI inks. We would eAll at
tentiou 10 the Advertisement OF the ofAy'a VERY
PTihtinE LAX Works We are using ink from the
above fIolOII, Lnd had u satiIsy latisiaeloTy 10
oar isstimOhy Ia lie favor -PAflddslDAta Ees-
Ming AiaF. u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

NV yosE Mi Iii i hAnNAI y rn-uo,,o,
9alel and Am %Iaa,9E n cents fl9sS AZ
.n, VA H, ~ nv All
~. anu adsn,, 4. N.Y. ou''
Sf''' "' - sSIrisoHu sasGnT, u.a
BlLrisoHIi April - bressargn..Ihhe iISet
1870. 800 ~, AZ ~ ,s,x sns1ys' snd
prles. are yiihopi any msIs,l, y. sSsnIs: We
10 ssITSls Western n Sugst 80 2 iOG barrel,
ExtrS A. lSgs IS, the Sulh a. me inside priesi
~ 5000 pnwsrd stTest family Al ~ aiSf1
IA Der Barrel
ns ~ n dsscslbtlop. ma tBe astSt eeSss-
ausntiV d1ii. thouEh arm. "
NJghediSWss din this morning, only a,OOo
SsS a. I'd Srss S 9s 'as 81 sssst,ss 10
gi Is. '' v ' 80
,,os but 30 ale. nsOS rspoft.G h Pfins
~R RSs sas 1t o@is'%Ho saiSs OF importance in
siesss sE.fIs ' Sssy:, remain, ou. hut
with an upward tendency, There IL only
II, zoo baEs here we quote nomluAiiy as foi-
lowp, WIS Rio In bond at llN1i2N cents
And duty paid AZ TauriuE from NJ 10 isly
's eoJs@ cf Ss SGIa Y P r SSs but arm a,
for S good osdinSfy, aIIt@liyS cents for low
midtlinR, and 2zJL cents Tor mlddllng, but 30
far We have no sales to report, though there
MsiasseS.E We hear OF no further sales
this morninR. we ouote a. follow, viTi Cnba
elaved Al "a no oents DO Muaeova Al t0fD11
eents, Porto Rico at lS4oo cents, and English
Inland Al SOfl60 cents per Rallon,
Nun Feed@Brownstuff Continues IN good
dem and and arm Al rs cents per bushei, but
MiddiipEa We ouots As before At 2sf133 co nta
for iirhf and medinm. and lOf1ts cents per
Sushsi Tor heavy.
ProriffoHs market preaenta the same
soatin,,s ~ onnte a. ysrv strong fthongh in
sctivs nsson Arm A. foiiovrs VII; tiXS1i7 cts
ios Shoniders. iislf piS eenta for Tib Sidsa and
isEfois cents for eiear rib az. = nd in moderate
dgmnsnd III me iobbing wsv. but no round lots
snnssr ~ ~ Sygntsd Thsre ~ nome inaniTv
pPtl,,,s -, = ~, -. No., ~ 10 mn. a. ssiss
Sha,iss,s 80 SSn,. ~ ,nsldstott sents snd
SiSna IeoIaik seDts for az And iliI ssnts fot
sis.s rIha "a "a arm ~ istt eenfa And
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TIE LATE MAJoa eEN. TnoM
NI.,I,o.., nno...s-s. az ~ r..I,,,.r,,

=
The arrangements for national memorial
serylcesin regard 10 the late Major General
Thomas have been completed, aud tho sx
orclses wilI be held at the HRll Of The House
Of Representative thls evening at 7i9O
o'clock. General J. ID. Con, Secretary OF
tho Interior, viii preside, aud isexPected to
make an address. Vice President ooifax
ana MI. Speaker Blaine viii act az vice
presidents Of The meeting. The Prcaldeni,
the Justices OF the Supreme Court, members
Of the Cabinet and the two Houses Of Con
Rress are expected 10 be In attendance. Ad-
dresses win be made BY Chief Justice Chase,
General w. 7. Sherman, Senators schurz
and Warner, and Representatives Garfield,
slocum and stoughton. Ali Of these gentle
men, except the Chief Justice, have served
in tho army with General Thomas. A series
of resolutions will be presented by Governor
I McCook, of Colorado. TH.rs- a...H-rHr .
" Rev. Drs. Newman and Butler will on
eiAtc as chapIains. The Arion club, OF this
city, will sing dirgc, and the Marine band
will be in attendance. ....
Admission to tho floor OF the House will
DO BY tickets only. Tho galleries will be
opened at o'clock 10 the public, and all
ohleers, soldiers aud citizens are invited TO
attend.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

Carr. BRIDGKS is issuing at the present
time between seven and eight thousand
ratlons daily TO the poor Of the District, and
yet the emigration agents from the South,
some Of whom are to be found In our city al
all times, fall to 90 cure the labor for which
they come and for which they offer liberal
wages.
Only Saturday an agent, who had spent
some ten days or two weeks In endeaVorlng
TO collect q hundred laborers for q Southern
public work, was able to send OF but thirty
men, and most OF them white, although his
orders were TO give the preference to colored
men. These agents assert that the colored
men refuse to leave the city, saying they are
told they must stay here to vote, and that
thoy will shortly be given work till election
time. Would II not DO economy to credit
the present city officers In advance with the
votes OF those who leave, thus allowing them
to go where they can earn their own sup
port, save the city the cost OF this supposlu-
tlouS labor, and reduce the number Of the
dependents upon the charity Of the Govern
menti
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

MErzERorT HALL.-ThIs evening there
VIII DO given grand Union concert by
members OF the different ch0irs of this city
for tho benefit Of the Finh Baptist church.
Prof. Daniel, whose ability as a conductor
10 well known, will have the direction Of the
entertainment which Is sufficient guaran-
tee that 1t will DO OF superior character.
Tickets, which. have been placed at MY
cents, may be obtained at the bookstore Of
Q. O. Purcell, 400 Ninth street, and at the
the music stores Of John y, Ellis and VIM.
@. MeiEerott a Co.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

TaE GLEASON CASE DIsNussRD-WRITs OF
KnRoR TO STATE CoURTs.-In the case OF
Lieutenant Governor Gleason, of Florida,
the Supreme Court Of the United States dis
missed the writ Of error. Gleason was
elected under the reconstruction acts OF Con-
gress, but not having been a citizen Of the
State for three years, as required by tho
State constitution adopted at the same cleo.
ton, the Supreme Court Of the State held
him ineligible TO the Office and ousted him
therefrom. Writ OF error was taken to this
court, and motion was recently made by
Senator Howe to dismiss II, on the ground
that the whole matter Of the office was
within the control of the constitution and
the laws.
Gen. Butler opposed the motion on the
ground that the question was whether the
election was under the acts OF Congress
known as the reconstruction acts, or whether
the test was to be the local constitution
adopted at that time. He commended that
this court had Jurisdiction TO review the
Judgment, because the court below had de-
MED an authority set up by Gleason, to wilt
the reconstruction acts OF Congress, II
having been claimed that for the Grst elee-
tlon those acts governed.
The Chief Justice read the opinion, hold
Ing that while in the view Of Gen. Butler tho
court would have Jurisdiction, stu In this
case the writ Of error was unauthorized, be-
cause 1t had been refused by the Judge of
tho State court, and had not been allowed
by judge OF this court. This writ to a
State court is not q writ Of right, and II
cannot issue except allowed by the State
Judge or Judge Of this court, after examl-
nation Of the record In the case.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

WHo's REsPoSsBLEl-ou Sabbath last,
during most Of the day, fourteen colored
boys, from twelve to eighteen years Of age,
we're pitching cents on the corner OF and
Fourteenth streets, shocking nolghbors and
passers-by With loud profanity aud obScenlty.
A smaller party were doing the Same
thing on the corner below. For such blot
upon deceney and civilization there ought
to be a responsibility in some authority, race,
club or society. II not, there Is a wide field
open for humanltarlans. The heather Ia at
our door,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

RHODE Island elects State Officers and
Legislature tomorrow. The State being so
uniformly Republican, but little excitement
or interest is manifested. The following IL
the Tickets ...........
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DYw.L Il. WALL a Co, AucIIOasera,
Id New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and OO3 PeunsTlvAniA avenue aud
Ninth street
A 55S& n yA " FE4k n
MEsT AND l. srREGr NORTH, IN WASH

TATR EkAR GoRNER on sIXrH BTRRRr
viz sF Sr 1Sb 7 srkEEr SoRTH' IN WASH
N By vlTtua Of decree Of Supreme COun Of the
e Dis,riei % colqmbls, Ia ehAucsry, made %
VI FsseI, No. 1851, Docket No, 10, The uadsr.
signed will expose for sale at auction, 10 the hiEh
sst bidder. on The pre- misss, on MONDAY, the 9Th
day Of Aprtl, 1870, At o'clock p. m eertAla Real
Estate. bsnE parts Of Lots and .. Ia square go,
And described a. fOlloWsi one plecs. bsinE plTl Oh
Lot No, . bSgihnInG on north l. street, III feel
from the north west corner OF sAid street and
Sixth street west, and TnnulnE thence west %
said street IS feet and back Of that Width north
70 feet the other pieee beinG parts Of Lots and 2,
beginning SIKH street ts ll-ll feat from the
northwest corner Of Sixth street west And street
north, and runBinG thence north 81 lila feet, and
back Of that width and west Iii teet.
Terms Of sale; One-third each balance ia aiI,
twelve, and eighteen months, In notes Of the puT-
chaser. with INTEREST," the title 70 be reserved I'LL
full payment Of purchase money. Ga the hrst Lot
600 down on day o. aAls, on the other Lot $500
down At the timo OF sale, II terms Of sale ba not
Complied with within ave days altar the day of
.als,G resale will be made Al the cost and risk o.
caAs n MATHEWS. Trustee.
mill sodSW Auotioaesrs
SB- THB ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on
account u the rAiR until THURSDAY, April VI,
'N' N'N pGAs, N. MATTHEWS, Trustee,
and kue .ioaesFa,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

TINTED STATES PATENT OPPICE,
" WAsHIEaTOE, d. O., March 30, 1870.
On the petition OF OLIVER p. BTIyEHH, Of CleVe.
land, Ohio, pTAyiAE for the extension Of . patent
granted TO him on the lst day OF July, ls5d, and
i%ProSsRsat 10 dsshiass for HSiiias ana ssSuf
Ing 0raln, BeeAs, &c
n 10 ordered that the testimony In the ease be
closed on the Slst day Of Nay ns1t,- that the
time for alag arEuments and the RKAmineT'a 70:
port be limited to the 10Th day Of June next, and
hat said petition be heard the 18th day Of June
heEL
IGy person may oppose this extension, (
SAMUEL 8. RiBHER,
Ap5-Tup Comm asl0nsr Of PAtenta.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

FINANCIAL AND OphAhhStAh'
wAsHIHaroN, Apriit, 1870. Jay Cooke
a %. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
eminent sceuritiesi ~