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a othera quite broke down before they were bantl-
aged, but tho rest up to tho last mover i]tncl,od
monont, and died Without foar or regret. Ban1-
potta and liyan wero killed Mt tho first discharge
WAs,trNoroN, Nov. 10.-Nothing of marked
Impnrtanca occurred to-lay with reference to
tlo Yrginius affair, With tho exception Of tlis-
Fot@ pnten IRON re Misor slcklos notifying tho seo
lad at td tug s%na r.
custody. Minister sleklos va was 'iv To- lave Ind lad on
1n,osyow Ht a,, t9-aay with the spania Minister Of
rconnIn rg.1,gS oann1ra Maara The execution which
ciai circles, as brutal. Whon all tic
faolB attending 1t become known, should
T. appear that international Inv has boen vio-
latotl, Immediate nloasuro8 will DO taken to
tho eccrutary OF State Inns no idea TINT Oasoars
government will be slow 10 mako duo ropara-
tlon as far ns III Its power Judging from it's frion-
y disposition toward tho United statos aud OK
pressed desire to oultivate moro Intimate rola-
sonted al aaying to-day, during the interview With
roferonca to the reported
;, EXECUTION OF sAN7A nosA,.
thns ho had not been officially advised Of 1t,
Of trouble. .Ho was once before condemned to.
death al pirate. After consuming q roam Of
paper, and sending and, receiving numerous CO.
blo dlspatcheB, tho Government secured .liiB.rea
20 tho Secretary, saying 10 owed tho plosorvaiQa
o. his nie to him: Therefore tho Secretary
tnoM,ght that Santa Rosa waa not wiso in agan
poriltng his safety.
Nru ~ MEETING E II NEW ORLEANS.
S" Gnnan meeting wes hold here yesterday. The
Federal of,lcials participated. Resolutions wero
adopted conlomnng the barbarity Of the
spaniiardp, mud calling on tho Federal Govern-
NGlt to THrQNDiYA fHa 1uha M Aa hnttfr nrtu
National Republican., 1873-02-05

vote By which the third reading was ordered, and
called the yeas and nays; which were ordered,
The House refused TO reconsider, aud the blll,
which had been In the meantime engrossed, was
read Q third time and passed.
DILL FOR EE1IRF or MRS. WOOD.
The Speaker, from the door, (Mr. Dawes, OF
MaAs., being temporarily In the chalrD said ne
had, a few minutes since, had an interylew w
tho Speakers room which had deeply toucheu
him. IL was will tha widow OF Robert O. Wood
late assistant surgeon United States army, and
daughter Of Zachary Taylor, late Presldent OF
the United States. She had presented petltlon,
which he would not have read as II presented
state Of facts that ought not to exlst.that
daughter OF Zachary Taylor was In need o. as.
HiAtnnce, lie had assured her that he did not
believe that there would be vote against the
bill which he now presented. He then intro.
duoed bill granting to Mrs. Wood pension OF
80 per month, to date from the death of her
husband, March Qs, 1899, and II was passed by
unanimous vote,
Mr.. GARFIELD, Of Ohio, moved TO go into Com
mittee Of the Whole on the post ONCE approprla-
tion hill, and, pending that motion,
Mr. Palmer, OF Iowa, moved that All DEBATE
close In fifteen minutes; which was agreed 70.
After several motions to adjourn had been
made and rejected, and an effort made-nrst to
have an evening session, and then to fix the
hour Of meeting hereafter at II a. m, both OF
which failed, the House, at 400 p. M, on motion
Of Mr.. Garfield, adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-02-05
DIED.


DRlads. On February . JAMES NJ BRIo0s.ased
His friends and acquAntances are respectfully in.
O'Clock y. m, frOsi the Fourth street N. T. church
,CHRIsTENsES. on the morning Of the ith inst.
% isnssn. "a aged one W year aud twelve days ' "Ai'
o EnaeTS tTSm ns ssSdenSs Ss his y mG,her No
infant .on a. and GGHa ssnI.
Dreth aged one year aud hyO months
Is. e Gs oS hs Are ~ 70
No. - Congress street. Georgetown, to-day. (wed.
HOYLE.-on February ]. GEnTn, only daughter
of Jame- !. and Annie Hoyle' aged two years and
LATTIMoRE.- the eth instant, sARAH. be.
Funeral on Thursday, the 9Th instant, from the
esSSs S y M h' Frsnds q tse .my sEs
TO attend without further notice.
REILY.-on Monday. the ID instant. at 2 .,clock.
Andrew >. hoily, aged seven months and twenty
fhs funeral will take place from the residence Of
her mother, at 10 O'Clock to-day, twednesdsyJ SeV,
enth street, between aud q northwest
"a q FsSlSSI5 FAN VA Oh.
Twelve year. sSS nine TTSn,hs daughter q
sf.naasushiSr q SSsfs, 6PtSS Tniisd state GS
Consul At aepey9, Switzerland. 60
attend.
GLOVER, -suddenly, Fehruar,1 ., ls7s at o'clocl
y, M, Mru ELIZA GLOVER, reiict Of the late Johr
Glover, In the tsth year Of her age.
attend her funeral from her late residence, Nc, -
y street p9rthSest, s, on Wednesday morning at
| QUINLAN.-On the I'd inst, LAwRRxcE QuINLAN
Funeral vii tsks place from the residence Of Tim
vest, %sdhesdsy, At s'cccS p m friends o. Ii,
family are invited to attend.
National Republican., 1873-02-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
IIE CREDIT MnnII IIn IALNEalInLrIn

TllE CREDIT MOBlLIEK INVESTIGATION.
Mr.. Poland, from the committee appointed to
investigate charges OF bribery in connection with
the credit mObiller, submitted the testimony THUS
lar taken, and asked that II be printed.
MIR, Poland also offered 4 resolution recitlnH
that some OF the evidence affected members Oi
the Senate, and directing the Clerk OF the House
TO transmit 20 the Senate such evidence as Affects
senators. Adopted.
Mr.. Poland said the usual form was to trans
nit the evidence under seal, hut rs the House di-
Tected open sessions OF the committee II cannot
on motion OF Mr.. Shanks, the commissioners
appointed to revise the laws were directed to re-
wise all existing Indian treaties and that they he
presented In one volume.
Mr. Richie introduced hill authorizing the
Secretary Of War 10 sell 4 vacated soldiers bury
ing ground near Cumberland, Nd, To the He.
ground, prov provided that The Hebrew Congregation %
pay 10 the United states the same amount that
the latter paid for the land In 1859. Passed.
INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL
on motion OF MIR. Sargent, the House pro-
ceeded 70 the consideration OF the conference re-
port on the Indian appropriation bill.
After discussion, principally upon the item In
Gessrs. Hooper, Peters and Potter were ap
pointed the conierees on the part OF the HOUSE
on the disagreelng votes on the bill TO repeal N,
bankrupt law.
rRSl0Rs TO SOLDIERS OP THE wAROF 1912.
Mr.. Willard reported a bill to amend the ac
granting pensions 10 the soldiers OF the war o
ISIS No ~ To repeal 80 much OF the act as requires
applicants TO make oath TO support the COnstitu
tiOn OF the United States, and also TO repeal tn
laws which struck from the pension rolls person
living In the South. Passed.
The Committee on Invalid Pensions was thel
called, aud large number of private bills grant
Ing pensions were reported and passed,
Mr. Moore reported bill 10 30 extend the pen
sion laws rs to place the OfTicers and men IN tn
revenue marine service on the same footing n
Oficefs aud men In the army and navy as u
pensions. Laid on the table.
Mr.. Lynch presented memorial OF snip own
eTs and others In relation to burdensome Gus
toms regulations In Cuba, with resolution ash
ing tho President to call the attention OF N
Spanish Government TO the evils complained Of
and 10 take measured to correct the same.
MONTANA WAR CLAIMS.
The House then resumed consideration OF III
bill 10 pay the Montana war claims, which cam
over from Saturday last as unfinished business.
The amendment proposed by Mr., Holman, q
Ind, and adopted In Committee OF the Who'll,
providing that payment shall only he made I
the original claimant or his personal represents
tive, and that all assignments shall be lnVAll,
was adopted; aud the substitute reported by N
committee, as amended WIS adopted. The thlr
reading Of the bill was ordered, when Mr. Ito
man demAnded the reading Of the engrossed bill
hT, Donnan, VI Iowa, moved 70 reconsider u
National Republican., 1873-02-05
pRorosALs FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERNAsrER,
fOnT LEAyESwORIH, Kansas, J

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERNAsTER,
FoRT LEAVESw2RTH. kAss,si
Sealed proposals will he recsiSed a II I6iS ,Sth,e
portaton of military, Indian and a aoyeTnmsnt m @ SS sup
plis7 dn[ins ths ysar c6nlnenSns nm r. April ls7S and
'na'rS "'tSH HR6UTh y NJ f T%U' S't9~S at route
From such Points on the Kansas Eau sa Pacific Railway
awsy anS is s Sraashss and BnSsr sna and he
~ I'm tGs hs % sr
Of The Military DEPARTMENT , Of the MissSnri to any
lowing f9rwSrdihs oacsrs or Their Ssenls. IN The
State Of Kansas, aud Territories Of Colorado, New
MsafSG SaS at Sa%P ss sfoPs TsSF snS
dian Territory a. lie north OF the Red river and
mediate points ON the route mentioned TO the
posts and places aforementioned, the proposals for
tinhed 10 b. made separSteig '""'O"u' A"o'e men
bidders viii stats t6e 'rsie per one hundred 100,
viii transport the stores in each month Of the year
beginning April hrst dstJ lsI2
to aud from points ,taAsonAble distance not eT.
ceedins iS9 miles outside the linils q The regular
proppsals the rats 4 which such i1nsPnrtItion,
separately from rates Tor service within regular
The weight to betransported will not exceed in the
aggregate twenty million 10 900 OOOl pounds
Bidders will state their place of residence, and
sum q ten thousand dollars tSiO,oadj executed IL
legal form pJ two or more responsible persons lcer
United states District Court sparShteeinE that
case the contract Is 10 the person prop0Ing
1t will be accepted and entered into with good and
sniicient security in accordance with the terms Of
| this advertisements
The entire route must be bid for. Bids will not bt
entertained for portions only Of the route.
The right to reject any aud all bids that may bt
offered Ii reserved.
The contractor must be In readiness for service b,
the first (lstl day Of April. ls79, and must have
place OF business or agency at which he may b,
communicated with readilS at the starting points o
/ the route.
Blank forms showing the conditions Of the con
| tract to be entered into must accompany and be
part OF the proposals. These blanks and blanks 10
propoeals, can be had on application 10 this ofic
and the Quasterlnasters ut st Louis Mo-, and SAINT
| Pc, N. NJ.
| Moreover, no bill will be entertained, under an
circumstance, unless the bidder Ia present in pei
son, or by duly authorized agent or attorney at tn
opening Of the bids, and Is then and there prepare
70 show that he FULLY able 70 carry out the contraC
In all respects u awarded to him,
| Proposals should be indOrsed, "Propoaals for Arm
TransPortatlon on Route No. 3" and addressed
by order q the Chief ouartermaster Militar
STEWART VAN vLIET,
| Assistant QuArtermaster. General, Breyet MalC
General United states Army, Chief Quartermast,
| Department Missouri Janis
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Baltimore Lock Hospital.

DIR. JOHNSTON.
Physician OF this eelebrated Institution. discovered
Hhsn IN the Great HPspltals Of Europe, viz. Ens.
peeay, pleasant and effeCtull remedy in the world
'O ExCEssRs on ABUSES OF THE SYSTEM,
seaknss-. Of the BsSk q LiRes str,csnres aneSton
PmPS,snsy 1ss % asnsra bSSiity. SsTyoashsss Dyspsp
81 Ss 81 .s' Had ThTe or
skin, Affections Of the LiyeE Lungs, stomach 2r
more fatal 10 their victims than the song Of the
most 6sP briant hares or .ntcpston. rsadsrins mar
rage, &c, impossible le-destroyins both Body and
'''"u YOUNG MEN
specisly who haye become the victims &c q Solitary
2gas %ss %o nm ] ]saaa sn. sSS S.S
ing senAtes with the thunderu Of eloguence, OF
waisa % eostasy the living Tyre. may call with full
T6ese are some Of the sad and melancholy effects
o hs' S' Bast ss sSd m PSs II hs Hsd
Dimness OF Sight, Loss OF Muscular Power, PalpitA
Ga shS 81 he asns
Ds%s q Spssp%SSn ISss n se 6o mind Ar
much % q G. dreaded Ioss o. Memory, " SsnfasiSn
Ssi e z S 81 Ass
dity' &C. art some Sf fthsiXap M fiyils produced.
msrs Maf.Ss IssfS r
PspSoS GTsaaiG SssESss bsSfy
any 0'h'T sF 5PssTaf Tf Istfs ThEss
The many t6o1sands cured al his esiabiishmen
within the last twenty years, and the numerous i'm
% tss q Ss re
| and many others, notices Of which have apptare.
cient guarantee TO the afflicted
Once, I south Frederick street, Baltimore
novS MARYLAND.
National Republican., 1873-02-05
CONGRESS-.
YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS

Hill to Consolidate National Banks-Dcbnts
on the Bill TO Resume Specie Payments
Tho House Passes the Bill for the
Payment Of the Montnns War Clniins--
Miscellaneous business.
National Republican., 1873-02-05
DROpOsAIs FOR ARTILLERY HORSES,

OFFIcE oF AEaIsTAST QuARTERNAsrER GENERAL,j
HoggroS ST., CORNER OP uREESE,
NEw YORK CRY. January ", l51l
Sealed proposals will he received at this office
until u O'clock m, on THURSDAY, the 9Oth day q
February, 1873, for furnishing the Quartermasters
Department Of the United States army In New
York city with TWENTY-FIVE M
ARTILlEkY HORSES.
Said horsea must be bays, sound In all particulars,
we'll broken, In good flesh aud condition, from six
10 eight years old not less than lbk hands high aud
each horse to weigh not less !. go pounds.
The horses will be subject 10 rigid insPectiOn by
officer Of artillery and none rejected by him will
be received. The whole number must be delivered
within fifteen days from date Of contract.
The right II reserved TO reject any or all bidh
Satisfactory guarantees for the faithful perform.
Auce OF the contract must accompany all bids.
Horses," and addressed to the undersigned;
RUFUS IN0ALLS,
Colonel aud Assistant QuArtermAAter General,
ianA Breyet Major ueneral United states Army.
UNnpIpqA AIg Epp EENTES
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosAIs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
OFFIcF CnfgT CoNMfAaART or auBaiHTEsCT,
nEnAnIMEaI or rME MIaaouhI.

DIPlRTnEsT o. rus MISSOURI,
Fopr LgGyErwoRru, KAN, Jan. p, 1874 J
Sealed Proposals. in duplicale Will he rrceiyed AZ
furnishing the Subsistence DepartneUJ unite,l
staies Army, FORT Ieavenwortb kRIi with the fol.
rowing named articles
iOo1oo pounds xxx Flour, from fall wheat in
square single and double sacks, containing loo
pounds net each, and in wellcOonered, full'head
1900 POUNDS Beans 1000 pounds Rice. and N oOn
pounds Salt, In barrels we'll cUopered and full head
lined, and In square double sacks, containing ioO
siGCI pounds Green Rio Coffee, in original sacks
aud In square double sacks, containing loo pounds
net
61Ooo pounds Brown Sugar. equal 10 Stewart's
&C. In welIcunIrrsd, fullhchd lined barrels, aud
In square double sacks, containing InO pounds net
l,00i RalOnA Vinegar, Of ~ aud s. grains strength
In barrels and half.barrels, full iron'hOOTed aud
i0ooOp Adamantinr e andes and 9O, on pounds
EHtra Family Soap. In boxes, well strapped with iron
bidders will state what luAutity of each article hid
for they will furnish, and when they will deliver the
same, As well as the lind Of packages. The snnniea
SAMPLES must Ge furnished Of all the articles er
Blank forms Of proposals will be furnished upon
application to this office, well ~ by the purchas
Ing comnissaries Ia st. Louis and Chicago
NJ, r. MORGAN,
Al DatN Ia
National Republican., 1873-02-05


Toproyide means for this Asnincent Coneert, ,ose
hundred thousand tickets only viii be issued large
QOrtion OF which arr already sold
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets SiO, halves %, and quarters 8ab0
Eleven whole tofets for sid No discount on less
than 800 orders, Nothing could be more Appropri
ats for preeeps than to ths banquet Oi wealth
suits. Ths object " thIs third dift oSpSeEt iat6s
enlargement and endowmant OF the Public Library
n Ksntueky which. BY the sPeeisl act spthori1ink
citizens n every stats. This Concert viii be con
and full particulars OF the mode OF drawing the gifts
aud paying them and everything neceAsaTy To
thorough understanding of the acheme, from begin
ming 70 end ars nov Rgblished y the form q cir
who apply. The entire management Of this undef-
THOMAS g. BHAMLETtE, late Governor Of Ken.
tSsN The Din II Cc5ssrt shoSId Ps sdaIssssd ="
wN. HALDEMAN, Vice President
JOHN 9, GAIN beGy PUBLIC Library Of Ky,
FARMERs' AND DHoY YkRs, bANK, Treasured
Tiokots are now ready for sale, and an orders for
them or Applications for agencies circulArH infOr-
nation, kc,, will meet With prompt attention when
addressed 10 me a. below directed.
IH0s. {. 1RAMlETTE, LOUISVILLE, ~,
japsw6ssa Agent Public Library Ky,
National Republican., 1873-02-05
oTricE CnfEr ou,RrrnuAsrER,j

DEPARTMENT OF TIM bIIN.
NEw ORLEAsA, la, December ~, is72. )
Sealed PROPOSALS In triplicate, with copy OF tuis
office untll t~eye O'Clock m, FRIDAY. February q
1sl3, for the erection around each OF the national
ceineteries at Alexandria, Baton Rouge and Port
Hudson, LoulHana, Of q wall Of stone with coping
or brick, or an iron fence, aud at each lodge ui
stone brick also for three iron gates for each Of
the above named cemeteries.
Bids may be for the whole work Of all the cemete.
ries, or for single cemetery.
The bonds required for the faithful performance
Of the contracts will be In amount twenty per cent
Of the whole amount OF each contract.
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned
and Endorsed Proposals for erecting lOdpts (OT
walls or iron fenccH around Cemeteries."D
BY order Of the QuArtermAsteT general
WILLIAM B HUGHES,
las Chief Qua rtsr master
National Republican., 1873-02-05

THIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
l aoriber has obtained from the supreme Qour
letters Of administration on the personal
estate Of EpwARD L. FAY late Of WaAhing
ION county d. O., deceased. All persons having
claims auainst the Haid deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof 70 the
BubacTiber on or before the 2hth day Of January
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of January.
1919 HELENA FAY
Care Il 2 Gilbert, 90 Water street, deorgetOwn b C.
lana7MBw'
National Republican., 1873-02-05
the MARKETS..
FINANCIAL.

NrHihSIhV L,ris John-,n q o., Bartsr., uorthVssi
corner u TsTih aHd streets, HashiSqtor.
TUESDAY, February I, lsT9
"a. ooupcn. iiit2 UGhl,sd States s!SCs. IS, oogppI
ynilsd states Ssgs. ., CoqPon. lIe,5: United
Coupon, iiis: bnIts3 states fiye per esnts my:
Western Union telegraph COMPANY. .eph; Quick.
silver, t6; Pacino Mail, 72i,; Adams' Express, ~:
Wslls Fsgp ,IIos Ho sisp EspreFss Fsrr ~ APsTi Sss
York Central and Ipason Railroad, is,l; Erie,
Shore and Miehlssn, Southern Bailrosd, Ssl;
bury Rsllrgsdt o. Soy,Gsest Rallsesd. s.s;
Central. .la5ii.; Roci Island. ,lisl,; Milwspiee
Pan pal S pr.ieTred s w; %aSsG sna Wsstsrn 1 rail- NJ
road, 7at; Delaware, Iackawanna and wes,ern
road, @3i nahuibsI and II. jossrh RsllrSsd.
ana Alton Grefsrged iii o6Io and MlssissiEpi cor.
" Central llairoad, w; Tennessee state siSss.
ginla sliea,, eonsol bond q: North Carolina
skies, old, ~; North Carolina skies, new, II; Mis-.
sourl G!es, Yx; Central PaClhc bonds, iOS'i; Union
Pacific FirstBonds, ~.
lkOll. lI1L.
National Republican., 1873-02-05

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
l. sCRIDER has obtained from the supreme
Court of the District OF Columbia, holding special
term, letters OF administration on the personal ea
tate OF WILLIAM YouHo, late of Washington county,
the said DECEASED are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribe
may otherwise by law be excluded from all beneh
diyen under my hand this SSth dRNlpf January,
lt7a ELIZABETH Al. fUCkEhI
Jan 9Tu9w' Adninistratri1.
National Republican., 1873-02-05
-HHIs IS TO Owe NOTICE THAT THE SUB

THIS IL TO.GIyE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
i Soriber has obtained from the supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia, holding special term,
letters OF administration on the personal estate OF
aoBERr u. HAZARD, late Of Washington county, DC
deceased, All llpersons having claims against the said
deceased hereby warned 10 bit the same with
the vouchers thereof TO the sbaCriber on or before
the 20th day OF January next they may otherwise
estate
1878, j. II. fEArMAN,
National Republican., 1873-02-05
MARRIED.

MACHBN-wELLs,-In ANNAPOLIS, at the Epis.
copal parsonage on the 18th inst by the Rev. Mr..
SOuthgate, MILAN 4 MAcnEs, Of Baltimore city.
aud MARY A. WELLS, OF Port Tobacco.
FERuUsON-sCOTT.-Q Wednesday. the 2d Of
January at the residence Of the brides parents, by
the Rey Mr.. Mcklfrcsh, JoHN D. fRRausos and
MARY 4. SCOTT, all OF this city. No cards.
COILINS-STEwARD.-A Grace NJ. u. church
Washington, July %, ls79. by Rev. NJ. y. Il. Rice
PKhRr n, COLLINS and GEoRatA STEwARD, both OF
Washington
National Republican., 1873-02-05
MEDICAL.

SMALLPoX, SMALLPOX. = DIR. W. T. BAL
= DUG pnfailing Prsyentiye Of Smallpox
w sia,.s Msa,ea mnse1,m enree uo''S ian2lm
National Republican., 1873-02-05
cERTIFICATE,
The undersigned, postmaster at :

The undersigned, postmaster at -, State Of
--, oertitea, sHdsr As oafA u ehss, TINT he In
acquainted with the above liArAntOra, and knOwg
them TO be men OF property, and able To make good
their guarantee.
Proposals should be inelosed 10 sealed envelope,
indOTsed distinctly, Proposals for Mail bag IAbeah y
aud be addressed 70 the second Assistant Post
master General, Washington, ID, O.
The proposals. received win be opened, read and
verified the hrt day Of March, isiB at II O'Clock m,
| In the office OF the Second Assistant PostmAster
uenerAL JNO. A, y. CHkbWEI4L,
| lnnalAIIN POalmAater nnnnrnL
National Republican., 1873-02-05

TNHRouGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
l. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WArHINGTOs, NOy 4 ls72-nOCn
Trains between Washington and New Yorb
ron NEW YORK, without change Of cars.
Leave daily teIcepi sunday at u. H., Ian
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily (eXeept sunday At q. m, l, nd
2. m. "
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York ut ~ p. m, and PhfA
sleeping cars for New York on the 30 p. m trA
only.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York
Boston can be had at the Station Ofhoe at ali hour
OF the day,
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
nApOlis aud the West. THOS Il. SHARP,
Assistant Master Of Transportation
l. VI. COLI, GrlIeral Ticket Agent
GEO. g. KooNTz, Agent, Washington. nos
National Republican., 1873-02-05
TTNITRD sTATEs PATENT oFFiCE

" MAbHlSglUN, u, C., dHuuAII II, ls79
On the petition ut NATHAN A, DVAH, OF h8st1u
Massachusetts, pTal ng for the extension vi aIatSi
granted TO him on the Sd day OF May lsSaI Tor an
improvement IN CementH for Roofing. "
II "a ordered that the testimony An the raHs b,
cloa nh the lHt day OF April next; that the tli,y
,I S tsd 70 re- I ilsh dSE q APE nsSt and tiAl said
Any pNrson may OPPOSE thiE extension
IA l9W3w NJ, b. LEadEiT, Comnlissioner.