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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-04-11
Nt9aI Notices.
CTATE OF VERMONT. Marlbor,

CTATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, SIS.
- BY the Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate of SAMUEL
X. BULLOCK, late Of Guilford, deceased Creating
Whereas JOHN l.. BULLOCK, Administrator
upon said Estate has made application in writing
to this Court setting forth that will be beneficial to
the heirs and all persons Interested In said Estate to
sell the whole of the Real Estate Of said deceased and
praying for license to sell the accordingly and
has filed in this Court the consent and appreciation Of
all the heirs Of said deceased residing in this State to
such sale You are hereby notified that this Court
will decide upon said application at the session thereof
to be held at the Probate once in Bratteboro in said
District on the last Saturday Of April, A. d. 1873,
when and where you may be heard in the premises II
Won 500 cause ASA KEYES, Register,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-04-11
CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO

- SIS. The Probate Court for said District.
To all whom It may concern, Greetng
You hereby notified that CYRUS TEMPLE,
Guardian Of Truman A. Dix, Minnie W. Dix and
Edith NJ Dix, minor heirs of Truman w. Dix, late of
whitingham deceased has made application in writing
to this Court for license to sell the whole of their in
terest undivided in the Real Estate of said deceased
on the ground that such sale will be beneficial to his
said Wards and that this Court will decide upon sad
application at the thereof to be held at the Pro-
bate Office In Brattleboro in said District the last
Saturday Of April, A. ID. 1873, when and where you
may be heard In the premises, II you see cause
ASA KEYES, REGISTER.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-04-11
MAIIIlIAGE GUIDE.

cure of Piles and Rngworms Both articles entirely
vegetable and safe at all times Wholesale and Retail
by l. N THonE n Co., Brattleboro, vt. Price 20 cts.
per bor O. A, HILL, Prop'r, Portland, Me.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-04-11
CTATEOF VERMONT, Marlboro, IS

To all persons interested in the Estate Of MARIA
HAVEN late Of Dummerston, in sad District, deceas-
cd, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that this Court will decide
upon the application of JOEL N. HAVEN, Admin
istrator upon said Estate, and decree distribution
thereof to the persons entitled at the session thereof
to be held at the Probate Office in Dratleboro, the
last Saturday of April, A. d. 1875 when and where
you may be heard in the pre- Misses II you see cause.
ASA KEYES Register.
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s0 to s25 per Fine Fruit and Garden Soil Mild,
healthy climate. Oysters and Fish abundant. Cata-
logucs free II. P. CHAMBERS, fredericksburg, Md.
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$50 4 =: "a? J: 3
n +" n WILL BE PAID m III m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-26
p RoposALs FOR CUT GRANITE WORK.

OvyIcE OF SUPERINTENDENT. Ausust II, ista
ups sis Is M s d.y SSsS Tor oS s
Si.hins and delivering a the si,s Of ths United
Ii w 4 iaG
terror Of The buildns in accordance with the
The species of stonc from which selection WIN
be made VII be confined 70 9rAnites.
SC g ss H. e
70 be ~ y BY MI Showing on hs
sai &c aSns Tn
g s az ,S:; ,Ps ss,s
WI. si:I III * nsJse
every asy's delay beyond The iims above ssipu.
RiSsosssl. I'm BE- made f9E ,ss wGrl q exhibited
10 BIDS vii Sc received sGcspt from he oxners
or lessees o. the qusrries from which the stone 10
PATTI. aso Are sssssd N II stone CUTTING snd rso
have the necessary facilities for prompt execu.
fa q sss %ssas monthly d.auons ten
Per cent Of work executed. until the hnai compile
An I'D ns.i Dc made on the printed form to b.
Is IL - i%%
sna sdsss Pend asRs e snS g u
proved by the United Ytates District judse. the
tospsy d tSs b.fies IN Which Ike biSdsr rssidss
The pepartmept reserves the right 70 reject. any
aoysrnmsnt 70 DO so; and no proposal that does not
conform, IN every rcspec., 70 the requirements Of
this advertisement, VII DO considered bid. OF
eoee. q t he plans and specification can be pro
Prcpos.. must Ss issossd pm IN scaled envelope
ipd,S,rsea .psoposss for eutsImits work io5 d,
WIN The name lie sidSsT and quarry hsS n.rf 1s
II. H. SPEAR, buperintendent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-26

The day Mr.. Ruby across the way was to
be buried, Mrs. Moriaty told her daughter
Clarinda that she guessed she would attend,
rs she wasn't feeling very well, and q ride
would do her good. She knew there would
be several covered carriages furnis he'd at the
expense Of the family, and she was equally
confident 1t covld be so managed that she
would occupy portion OF one Of them. She
was among the hrst at the house, and occu-
pied q prominent position. As the other
friends arrived she took occasion TO recall
"reminiscences Of the late Ruby that brought
tears TO their eyes, and when the services
were over, as the first coach drove up for Its
load, tho distress Of Mrs. Moriaty ut the
death OF Mr.. Ruby was so marked as 10 ex-
cite the liveliest sympathy. Then the second
coach came up. Mrs. Moriaty had got down
to the gate by this time, and IS the door Of
for the occupants, Il seemed extremely doubt
full II she could hold up qnother instant. She
leaned against the post, and stared Into the
coach and over lis rich upholstering, and
said the late Ruby seemed more like son to
her than nelghb0r Whereupon the usher
looked appropriately sad, and called up the
third and last coach. This had yellow cush-
Ions and pink straps, and Mrs. Moriaty
didn't hesitate 10 protest that In tho death Of
Mr.. Ruby the community had met . loss that
1t was not possible to recover from, and thai
she would follow him to his last resting place
u she had to do It on her knees, and would
| feel grateful for the opportunity. Then thu
third and Last coach hiled and drove off u
take its place In the line, and Mrs. Moriaty
dried her tears, choked back the sorrow Of
her heart with one mighty gulp, and strobe
into her own house, shutting the front doc
without the aid OF knob. She told Clar
linda that Il was the soaliest affair she ever
went 70, and had II not been for the bod,
there would haso been no funeral At ALL
| Danbury Netcs.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FoR srPpIlEs.


OFFICE PuncHAsfSa AND DEPoT C,S,l
81. pa o., MINs., August % Ida
.u sfssS tba ONLY oScr s
received at this office until u O'Clock m. wEDNEs.
aRAS seBem6er "a isIa for futnishins the united
Railroad dspoi Or Northern PsciAo railroad depot,
s6sEIels m. quality Mers Pork, packed with.
go.oco pound. fresh ground Xxx Flour. Of best
quality, two thirds In barrels, head. lined.
aud one halfin sacks tdoubleJof loo pounds
1900 pounds fresh ground bolted Corn Meal. white
oryellow'twhichto be stately In seamless
$1,000 pounds prime new White Beans, we'll sea.
soned, clean and Of uniform sire put u p In
strong sssmlsss saehsof IL? pounds each
100 pounds carefully selected Tes, in original
PACKAGES, one third green and two thirds
n 40 sslions I'm halt barrels pure WHISKY vine.
gar, free from all foreign acids or other In.
furious substances, of uniform strength.
70 neutrsiire one auid ounce, packages 70
end, heads and IRON hoops painted. and
aSo, pounds an soSS so.p hard and dry. and in
$500 pGund: Fine Bali, II good strong barrel.
100 pound sI pure ground Black Pepper, in quar-
ter pound tin .psckAses, pecfsd In bore
strapped, OF % pounds each,
esSPSs.a w -four sS
RPsf e s. dsiivsisS Ssforo 6e.obsi
Ne store. r be Of the e.,. quality md rssay
Actual tare ~ time d delivery REQUIRED in all cases
and no charge for PACKAGES slOy'af GILMAN.
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A xty-Thsssaad.Psund Lump OF Lead
Only RiHht Feet Uadsr Grosud.

Oaly hight Feet Uadsr Grosnd.
Two Carthagenlans who went to Miners
Vile few weeks ago to try their luck have
astonlshod the mining world with the dlscoy-
cry Of the largest lump ever found In lead
regions In the shape Of float, or big clay min
sral, making them rich In single day. The
4, OOO-pound chunk raised at Joplin, a few
weeks since, IL but pebble compared with
the swede discovery. Only eight feet be-
meath the surface this monster was found,
and with weeks work they have been un-
able to get tina dirt and rock away, so as to
measure this mammoth chunk Of galena, to
ascertain the exact quantity, and come some
where near the value OF the prize those
honest laborers have so luckily drawn. II Is
has been measured and figured up by miners,
surveyors, scientists and mathematlcians,
and estimated to weigh $1,000 pounds. Just
think Of it--6O, 900 pounds Of lead ore, worth
almost ~, 900, In one piece, and two hard
listed laborlng men the lucky finders. Hur-
rah for tho rich lead fields Of Jasper! Young
men In the East, we entreat you now, come
West and get rich All, this y not all; the
rich agricultural prairies, valleys and bot
toms OF tho banner county Of tho Southwest
are all benefited by their proximity to the
untold millions OF mineral wealth that under
lies the very ground We daily walk on. OF
course every body rejoices as the treasure 1,
developed and brought to the surface
smeltcd up, transported to market, and the
cash returned here to make glad the hearts
and supply the wants Of the happy families
Of the toiling miners who arc doing 80 much
for our prosperity. $500.
The shaft where this wonderful strike wa,
made Is near the northwest corner Of tn,
sheds Of the CRANKY Mining and Smelling
Company, and that company are endeavor
ing to have the big chunk brought to the sur
face whole. They offer to stand the expense
| II the object can be attained. 1t would be Q
Ds !ng iadeeS a hn WS tei iuin noHs Ina
| and the ''old fellow" lifted from his hldinl
place In the bowels Of the earth, aud de
posted safely on terra fs1na, that our peopl,
may get o slight at tho mammoth lump, tina
they may form some Idea Of what Is under
meath yet undevolopcd. Carthage mo.
Hammer, \uQust ia,
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
~ PHHff1DELgHIIA.,,, ,

L TO pALTIpp2RIEi nv,pu.
AND ALL FONTS IN THE NEW ENGLAND
THROUGH pETyRkN %AsnINoToN AND
WITHOUT oaa hSyhbF CARS.
The equipment on this line is new and Of the most
gsAEEH
2 n mn II. fss TssriSs SUNDAY
Sp and arriving q the q Che I,
III, line leave Washington 7n a. m. daily. sI.
leave Baftimores at s!ib a. m, daily. except Sun.
Leave West Philadelphia, q. iasa p. m. daily. eI
Arrive At New York sttp. m. daily. except Sun
Richmond express. leave washington at os p. m.
Leave Baltimore stasS p. m. daily. except Sun
leave Vest Philadelphia st Cos p M. daily. s,.
Arrive a New York at sho p. M, daily. s,ccp,
MINT express, ieaye washington as 90 p m. daily
k kss,y. W \; Nh Th R.as daily
ANIL l,n e M van Sss YcFs
iIsh%C y sISJss 4 fSrt shspm.
Arrive 4 wsshinst,oopS Il 8 Is y. mp m
Yorf 6sntrs ana Had.en river hn rs
~ any cSsr fGs on Hudson river
Basyase called for and cheeisds q hotels and pri.
ose: where tickets and one c.n Be- oS
,sinedi Northeast corner Of thirteenth street and
snd PsnSsyysnl. sysnss ps:ssnssf ..s.on a
, ilsfei' General Ps.. = s9yhS ssS,
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DIED.

wA0NER.--on the 2id OF August, OF renlittent
fever FnEprRick WAGNER. tmusici.nJ formerly
RELATIVES and friends are respectfully in vited to
attend his funeral, on wednesday, nh, st ! D. M,
from his late residence. No. 5la q street. between
Fifth and Sixth. Navy Yard. "
PErTY-Auyust a. ls7a, at AIS a. m, THOMAS
sr,x infant sSp q lame. and Matte A.
Wu.LIAMs.-Suddenly,o on the aith inst. . 30
O'Clock. q. m Jous D, WILLIAMS. aged nifty three
years, formerly Of Richmond Va -
BOOTBS-On Monday, ct 9 O'Clock, D. IN, MARY
D Boorrs, beloved wife Of Samuel bootes, and
daughter Of the late Thomas N. BiouIt. -
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
MISUNDERSTANDING on Saturday, August q,
DANIEL 4, MoaIvERN.. eldest son u Daniel O.
mouths
Funeral this !Tu.dsy, morning, at 10 O'Clock.
70 which tho friends aud acquaintances Of tho fam.
lily are respectfully invited.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-26
THE MARKETS.



rsr-t,a.dsp Lsst, Johnson q o.. Ba.k.r,, ,ortA,aa
eo,n- q fm"svivnH'a assnas and TsHh street,.
rn,., s,,,,.. zoo, Mosp.yy;; August g, I.!s,
ssrs a. ssnpon. iii; op Unitsd States sSs. ..
coupon, l,71 Unitca states sats, 'se. coupon.
United State. ssrs. e eesso No. iipH; tni,sd
s sss Ss sUSsSn lss United stss
$ s:siSs 'sI% sals'
Me- sSIf gss;. IA TSs.ss .f: Ss
shore spd Michigan Southern. e9h; Union PACIFIC
sna SS iPS ScmSaSy Srs
ia AN Ss:. ssS T:SsS IA S GssES
NJ SSs.ss .sS SsH5 5s an. ma
.ts.ippi ceriincsts.. ssA; Columbus, Chicaso and
H S f. SSs.. t1sGs.:'f NV s.; ssf GG
Ss ss as as. SSIs SfysS:
Bond Sn1s ,i Union Pacific First bond''nS'
Baltimore Markets.
The S.rs for Fsss aa., and Z s.n.E, SS an
ch,pged We note Srlsf inquiry sSr ,h s,6 best
We % s: Y polSs. 'Ssl ST.. f fHSs " % 70
M El,r Is Az sa Ts%i ~ !. n as Gsooe HS
WkssL-The receipts Of Bouthern Wheat were
.ns ,s S' %,rs Ssy .ss sS.
choice, with prices sds5 cents lower, There Is i
re- g prs White
s,sssi y; k9N DO prime 70 choice amber a si:iI
$50 do common TO FAIR do. at sl.b9CaL63. For
other descriptions the marie is dull and we note
sales only Of en- bushels Ohio red at eibL and %
Ger..-,The market for southern Corn ia steady
with light Offerings. The sales to day were 80
bushels white at nan cents, and i6J do yellow al
osi..-Thsre IL good demand for Oats, spd the
markets. nrm. The snlos to-day were SO bushels
dark Pennsylysnis a. % cents. and 1000 do. South
RsanT6e receipts OF Rye amounted to isa
bushels, The marie, Is STEADY, and We note sales
Of lpot bushels 1t sssS cents, and note prime held
ISoSi.ies.- market for Provision, ia .sener
Ally quiet. Nth moderate snRply OF ~ the hes
clear rib sides Il 10 cents The jobbns business 4
fairly active for all cut meats Bulls shoulders are
sides: Bscon q steady, q 10 cents Tor Shoulders
IlkatiS cents for Hides and iS0si6k cents fol
Hams, There Is . better feeling In Lsrd, but we
q ns s ssn. and u1 Gsdms
cents. Noes FORK q stssdy 81 sIsS s2s per bbl.
Rsanef Sagars-The market for rehned Bugars Il
steady, with no accumulation Of stock. W,
quote Hards ct ilktslil cents for Crushed. p "
dered and aranulsted, md softs on 4 basis OF Il
osRs dsr ns ssd Hss W
aud the market Is unsettled. We learn Of sales o
50 bbls. CITY at esNcens, and note western held q
81 per gallon.
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DR0POSALS FOR BUILDING sLoOP-oF-
L WAR AT KITTERY NAVY YARD.
" NAVY DEPAnrMENT.)

July W, lsI8. J
Proposals will be received at this bureau until u
O'Clock m. on the LIST day Of September next, from
builders mechanics qualified to do the work. for
the raising. framing. and rbbonins, planking from
keel to rail, ceiling, including keelsonr, clsmps
spirketting, and battery. to rail- putting In decks
including all bits. NC, putting on main and ham
rooms, maya zines and lockers, Joiner work inside
and out, calkinH nd scraping, building quarter
Of nloop-of-wa OF about 81 tons The materials,
nished by the Government
The Shtef q the Bureau OF Construction and Re.
the auth OF August next, and IN connection with tie
Naval Constructor Of that yard will meet persons
dtsiring To make proposals for the work above men,
toned, and will give all necessary explanations
CONCERNING the work TO be done. and In regArd To
the character Of the materials, tools, aud facilities
to be furnished by the Government
Plans and specifications may be seen and cram.
ined by applying to the Comma OF the Kittery
navy yard after August I, ls5l
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ID RoposALs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES,

OFFIcE Posr AND DEPor Con-. OF suRsIsrENcE,l
WAshrfoI2s, p. q, August II, isla
this ONCE until ~ m. on the LAST MONDAYS Of
Neptember, October, November and December
is7s for the following Stores;
Nc, Flour. Corn Meal. SOAP, Beans, Salt HON
my. bacon. breakfast hAcon, Smoked Beef,
tons, psds known by q, BNi14, o,B, 0, B. A.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-26

Wa WE'RE ToLD by farmer In western
New York, at whose house We were visiting
abost three weeks ago, that the farm adjoin-
Ing his had been sold short time previously
for sl5o per acre, and that before close Of
the day Of sale, regretting that he had parted
with his land, the grantor offered the grantee
n 900 II he would reconyey. These farms
are situated about two miles from the New
York Central .raaroad and the Erie canal
Before tho war, In this section Of North
Carolina, the best lands would command not
more than s25 per acre, and now II would be
considered that sl2 per acre would be large
price. No longer ago than 1925 western New
York was Wilderness, while this portion of
North Carolina was q well-settled country.
We do not pretend TO give the reason for
this disparity, although we have an opinion.
Certainly, so far as climate 10 concerned,
North Carolina Is vastly superior to New
York, and her soil, although not so strong,
Ia still good enough. How long will Il be be.
fore the value Of property will be enhanced,
so that the New York price will DO approx.
matedi The cultivation Of the soil must be
very profitable In western New York, or the
value OF land would not be 90 great Green's
bore IN. o. Mo Nora s'as, ur,. /.
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DRoPosALs FOR FUEL.


OLERK's OTFIoE,)
HousH OF REPnEsKsrArIyks. U. B.,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., August 10. l57al
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
~ y O'clock m % the ath Of August isls, for fur
90 tons best White Ash No, or broken Goal, to be
thoroughly screened and free from dirt
~ cords best Bakers Pine Wood.
80 cords seasoned Hickory.
nj cords seasoned Oak.
The Oak and Hickory to be sawed In three pieces
All to be delivered into the yAultn Of the Capitol
under the direction "a the Chief Engineer OF tho
the date Of contract. |
No bids will be sidered from parties personally
Qpired for the faithful performance Of the contract
ifoposAls shorld DO indorsed Proposals Tor
'u~. -. ~ EpwtBp MopHERsoF.
] AVeAwtd Cleff House OF hep, u, y,
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: ALE OF THE UNITED STATES STEAMER
, MkRCURY.

BUREAU OF cossIageTIos asp RIraiH.
The Navy Depsrtmsnt viii offer for sale q public
suction. A. the pni,ed States Navy Yard. Washing.
o'clock. m, the United States side-whee steamer
The yessei, and the inventory Of articles TO be
sold with her. may be seen on application to the
Twenty per centum Of the whole amount Of the
pgrchssS. money must 20 depos,ed At !hs tune q
confirmation Of the sale by the Drpartment; and
the vessel must be removed from the Yard within
two weeks from the date Of such confirmation.
will be returned.
The Government reserves the right TO withdraw
the vessel from sale At any time, and to relect any
bid or offer which may be considered inadequate.
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LONDON
ASSURANCE CORPORATION,
ORGANIZED 172O,)
Cash Assets, (Gold,) eI3,234,425.
lnsuRES AGAINST loss " FIRE.
Hart 4 Bishop, Agents,
sbal-eoSm 81 10 venth Street.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
GOVERNMENT SALE.

CONVENIENT SALE.
There will be sold ct the Navy Yard, Portsmouth,
y. II ,on WEDNESDAY, August ~. is7s, at 10 m,
small Stores. VIZ;
PROVISIONS.
b.Go pounds Bread, barrels Pork, go pounds
Rice. q pounds Tea. y pounds Butter. loo Bread
Potato. 49, gallons Beans. !
CLOTHING,
6Pea Jackets. 10 Blue Cloth Trousers, % Barn.
stable Sheetins Frocks. 10 Blue Undershirts. II
yards Blue sstinet a9Y yards BaInstable Sheet
Ing, l yards Blue NAnkin VI pairs Calf skin shoes,
y Mattresses = Blue csps, y Round Jacket,
Drawers. sook yards Blue Flannel, lssil yards Gan.
Bisniess. n Bissf sI G.ndssrchs SSlen sock'' 10
SMALL STORES.
1333 pounds Tobacco. 779 pieces White Tape iOa
s.gools Cotton. ~ SCISSORS, II shaving Brushes. q
Wisp brooms, Gan Openers, M bottles Pepper, 10
pounds White Thread, ts7 yards Blue Tape, Is
Thimbles, q Razors, b. cakcs Shaving soap il
FORKS. 3t bottles Mustard l9i boxes Bia cking,
CONTINGENT,
set Stewards Stores, Rim Lock, 9 Padlocks.
CHARLES ". ABBOT.
and Clothing
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~. bidding for delivery Il more than one post
Tho grain must be we'll cured, sound, FREQ from
dirt, cob, chat and all foreign substances and 81
good merchAntable quality IN every respect. and
put up IN good. strong sacks. containing each, Of
corn and barley. not more than 10 nor less than
10 pounds; Of oats not more than 10 nor less than
20 pounds, and Of bran not more than " pounds.
Bidders must state the kind Of grain they propose
70 fprnish- Preference will be given to American
Delivery Of the grain 70 be commenced on or be-
fore III required by the United stAtea) the rst day
Of December. ls7s,. and 70 be completed In four
months. one fourth Of the entire quantity. con.
trActed for TO DO delivered monthly.
Delivery Of the bran 70 be commenced on or be.
fore ~ required By the United Btates) the rst day
OF February, 1874, and 70 be completed In four
months. ono fourth monthly.
Proposals. for Furnishing any quantity Of the sup
plies less than tho whole AMOUNT required ct the
posts named will be entertained.
The right u reserved by the undermined TO re-
ect any or all bids and also to increase or diminish
by one fourth. u any time within thirty days be-
fore ne expiration Of the contract the quantities
Good and sufncient bonds Will be required from
mont Of the contract, :
BlA1l proposals may DO had upon application Al
the once OF the QuhrtermAstere Department Of
either Of the posts nAfned, or at this once
by authority Of the District Commander.
Deputy Q. NJ. General q. q. A.. CHIEF 6u.rtsrmss
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uENHY ALBERs, CoNFRcTioNRR AND
III ZOE DREAM MANUFACTURERS. iOl5 Eisy.
so.ss sSS ~ ss R!S%
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MARRIED..

WASHINGTON CIrY. Auglgt Is. 1871
This 10 to certify that on the 18th Of J me. 1854,
united In mAtrtmony JOHN THOMAS HUTCHINSON
ALI. HoI.NrEAD.
Rector Of GTnts Nhnrch.
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MEDICAL.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF for Young N. Men n, FROM The , q;
restored. Impediments TO Marriage removed New
method Of treatpent New and EemArkable RENE.
yelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
South Ninth street, PhiAdelphiA, Pam institu.
duct and professional akill ty7-Sm
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JTNITRD STATES PATENT OFFICE,

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WASHINGTON, d, o., August Ia, ls7a.
On the petition OF Dkssis q. dArELy, OF New.
ton, Connecticut, praying for tho extension Of
o patent granted to him on the a3d day OF No
yysInher, 1860, for an Improvement in Rubber
II u ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the 2lst day OF October next; that the
time for Allny arguments and the Examiners report
aaid petition be heard on theb day Of November
IBpTfsss S III sst:S Sssna..lou.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-26

TINITRn sTATRs PATENT oFFICF-

Il TN1IED Mn Ed ENI OFF1VE,
WARRINGTON, D. O., August 10, ls52.
On the petition OF JONI b PALsER, Of Aiken, B. U,
praying for tho extension OF . patent granted TO
lhea On ths sad Day Of November isSs aud reissaed
Manufacture Of Paper Pulp;
closed on the 2lst day Of october next; that the
tpe for hlins arguments and the Examiners rel Il
be- limited 70 the sist day Of October next,
November next
ANY PsTsen may oRP9r.fs saii ss1TfsP Sa.r.,