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having received, or'charged extra pay OF mileag,
for Congressional session. The Secretary of Stat,
publishes a certificate generating Cass. Gen.
Cass says that his political course is nearly ended
and he does not wish to forfeit the confidence o
the public.
George Evans, of Maine, has accepted the pos
of Commissioner of Mexican claims. =
Mr. Mund = has been appointed Commissions
of public buildings
Bale Peyton is the most prominent candidate fo
the Mexican Mission.
Markets are misunderstanding the steamer
FOURTH DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, April 6-Steamer Niagara arrived
at Halifax yesterday. The news is expected to-
night-probably sooner.
FIFTH DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, April 6.-The Niagara arrived al
Halifax yesterday, an express arrived at ST. Johns
yesterday with dates to the Oath ult.: American
stocks fully maintain their price at Liverpool
Cured provisions steady; beef fallen three shil.
lings to five shillings The East India news ere.
ated quite feeling among the English The de-
mand for goods in the manufacturing districts has
fallen off; iron receded; money abundant; Lon
don navigation bill passed its second reading
cholera disappearing in England but RACES in Ire
land. Trade was depressed in consequence of ad-
vices from the Continent until three days after the
former steamer sailed, when favorable news caused
an improvement. Cotton had declined a quarter Of
penny in price, but rallied one-eighth. Brisk de-
mand, Fair Upland Mobile, Al; sales for two
weeks sixty thousand bales. Western Canal flour,
twenty-three; Ohio, twenty four; American wheat,
sixty-seven; Indian corn, twenty-seven and TWEEN.
ty-nine meal, thirteen and six pence.
SIXTH DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, April 6.-More Niagara news.
Canada had forty-one passengers. The Hermann
was to sail on the 26th. Gen. Brais have been
guillotined, others have been pardoned The Red
Republicans clamcked against the execution. The
King of Holland died March 18th. An office has
been opened at Havre to register the names of emf
grants to California The Prussian elections strong
ly indicate democratic majorities Prussian En-
voy proceeds to America shortly to purchase ships
and steamers. 1t is rumored that the Prussian
Ambassador had demanded his passports from the
French Government 1t is said that the Emperor
of Russia had declared to the French Ambassador
that he should have acknowledged the French Re-
public had Cavaignae been elected President, but
since Bonaparte's election he had changed his
tone. The French Ambassador had left Russia in
consequence. Numerous desertions had taken
place in Radetsky's army in Lombardy. Charles
Albert had refused supplies to Radetsky, and the
latter in consequence broke off communications
between Piedmont and Lombardy. The Sardin-
ian troops are making preparations to take the field
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For CALIFORNIA VIA Fort SMITH.-The atten.
fion of the travelling public is directed to the
steamboat Cotton Plant, leaving this evening for
Fort Smith, tArkansas). We understand that a
large party, under charge of company of U. S.
Dungeons, are now awaiting the arrival of the Cot
ton Plant. Those DESTROYS of availing themselves
of safe overland journey, could not have better
opportunity. The Cotton Plant offers every facility
TO the traveller. We wish Capt. Morton full load
of passengers and quick trip.
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H- We have received from the publishers,
through j. B. Steel, IA Camp street, cheap edition
of Macaulay's History of England p "Abbott's
History of Queen Elizabeth" and the " Midnight
Sum-" by Fredrika Bremen, translated from the
unpublished original by Mary Hewitt The new
and cheap edition of Macaulay issued by the Har-
pers, will put it in the power of all to decide, by
actual reading the merits of the criticisms passed
on the distinguished historian. Miss Bremer's new
novel will doubtless be read with avidity by her
innumerable admirers in this country
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ORLEANS THEATRE-Ths evening the lovers
of fine music are offered the grand opera of evil.
liam Tell, one of Rossini's master pieces, being
the last time this season. Mr.. Duluc, the first
tenor, will appear as Arnold, and Mr.. Corradi the
baritone, as William Tell. The style in which
this opera was given this season. induces us to pre-
dict a crowded house for the OCCASION i. Thurs
day evening will be for the benefit Of Mrs. Eeury-
Jolly.
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DOMESTIC NEWS

The Robbers o. Government Je,cels Arrested Cab
net Ditfculties-Rhode Island Election-Pan-
ANA Company-Gen. Cdss and has Mileage
Mr.. EUans-Bahe Peyton-Markets, &c. &c.
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Gs- A letter from Cambridge, received in New
York, says that President Sparks retains his office
as Professor of History, and Professor Fulton has
been appointed Regent or Vice President, in order
to relieve the President of some of his minor du-
ties. The classes have what are called class tu-
tors, who have general supervision of the class
to which thew are assigned.
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-The performances
this evening are for the benefit of Dan Marble, it
being positively the last night of the season. The
plays are, The Hue and Cry" "Thc Vermont
Wool Dealer" Back-Eyed Susan" and "All
the World 3 a Stage lin all four of which the
beneficiary will appear
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Mission TO SPAIN.-It is said that Mr. Barrow,
of Tennessee. has Withdrawn from the contest for
the mission TO Spain, and has again consented to
become a candidate for Congress. The struggle is
now said to lie between Col. Webb and Mr. Bar
ringer of North Carelina.
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A HAN DSOME SUIT OF CLOTHES
FOR a SMALL SUM OF MONEY!
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.. No "a Magazine Street
Are selling off WINTER CLOTHING II ,OsTi
A choice assortment of SUMMER CLOTHING lust received
aB- Call and examine. anO
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G5- Park Benjamin delivered poem before a

GT Park Benjamin delivered poem before a
large audience at Hartford, on the evening of the
Both ult His theme, " The Age of Gold.' The
Palladium says: " His analysis of the working of
the insatiae craving for the almighty dollar, upon
the morals, minds and manners of the country, was
all that could have been expected from intellect
as well trained and keenly alive to the weakness
of the world in which we live, as Mr.. B. is every
where known to possess. The versifcation was
flowing and easy, and some portions of the poem,
almost redundantly marked by that numerous antic-
lmax for which the writer is justly celebrated
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Appointments bv Inc rresident.

BIZ and NTH The 4dvee and Consent of the Senate.
Joseph Bates to be Marshal of the United States for the
Samuel Roseburg Postmaster at Ptsbure, Penn vice c.
McKbbn.
David Powers. Sandusky. Ohio. vice w. B. Smith.
Francis A Wells. Seubenvile, Ohio vice w. O'Nea
VIM p. Mlard, Galena, Ill., vice John A. Slaymaker.
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North BRITISH REvIEw-We have received
from Weld & Co., the I" North British Review" for
February. We have not had time to read it, but
from the subjects of the articles, and the known
ability of the writers of the work, we should sup
pose it was very interesting number.
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLATuRE.-In the House,
on the Both ult, the bill to complete the North
Branch Canal was lost, yeas 81, nays AZ.
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Telegraphed to the "Daily Crescent. %
The Niagara Arrived!
DECLINE IN COTTON!!
IMPORTANT POLITICAL NEWSH
FOREIGN NEWS

Decline in the Price of Cotton Navigation Act
Passed-Cholera in Ireland- KING Of Holland
J D y,. a. rrpss.a-G1lsot.e IN
The War in Ldly-E Emigration to California
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| DR.. MOREHEAD'S
| IMPROVED GRADUATED MAGNETIC MACHINE.

This beautiful and scientific combines important advan
all other inventions OF the kind and has been universally
adopted BY the Medical Profession being the perfect and
efectual Magnetic Machine that has
entirely simple construction and therefore liable
order, become eranged 1t adms
perfect CONTROL and be graduated
infant or sufficient for the strongest aduia the pleasure of the
OPERATOR Thus and portable ample and
unfailng supply of the life giving influence Of ELECTRO NAG
NETSM may be instantly obtained. The power
MANNER
the most delicate patient requires in and
entirely harmless The whole
perfect, that can be used and understood BY cDd.
Every family should possess Of these beautiful
will always be found valuable companion and very
physician in the time of need.
Price of the Machines, complete TWELVE DOLLARS each
liberal discount made Wholesale purchasers. The Machines
be safely sent part of the world and
warranted. ~ Southern Agents,
GUINNESS s. BUSH,
Dealers in Fancy Articles and Gent Furnishing Goods,
10 C1n n N cTu1C
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DT We perceive, in our walks about town, that
the trees, which short time ago, were all leaving
have not vet left
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HrWe are indebted to the officers of the St
Paul, for late st. Louis papers.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.-We understand that this
place of amusement, so popular and so well at
tended during the last summer will be opened or
about the first of May next, under the management
of Mr.. Henry C. Page. Mr.. Page is very gen.
orally and favorably known in our community as
a comedian; and we hear that he will be assisted
by some of the most talented artists in the profess
sion Among others of note sand distinction, the
corps will comprise Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles, Mr.. Eytinge, and the celebrated
danseuse Miss LaForest. We hope and expect that
Mr.. Page will meet with the success he so richly
deserves; and that the citizens of New Orleans
will appreciate the efforts the worthy manager is
making to amuse them during the coming summer
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or Professor Fownes, of the University Col
lege, London, is dead. He was the author Of an
excellent manual on Chemistry.
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Gs- Com. Chas. w. Morgan has been appointed
to the command of the Mediterranean squadron, in
place Of Com. Bolton, deceased
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ap99 6t2dp


now universally admitted mysterious power of Gal
vansm has powerful effect the economy in fact the
whole nervous vital has Gavanic Battery
Of which the brain the CENTRE the spinal column the
ing cha and the countless which from this
structure the conducting whereby Influence
brought every portion of the animal not fsncifl
oi' put positive and unquesonabe fact which
concuvey demonstrated is therefore, astonh
ment that Dr. Christies Gavanc Rings, Belts Bracelets &c.
should be OF such vast benefit many the affecting diseases
to which we are subject In the long Complaints
enc are almost magical and the of
eplepc fits dyspepsia, bronchitis couourex neuralgia and
other the SYSTEM readily yield to the
eheacy Dr. Chrsties Gavanc articles perfectly cured
n To protect the public myself from couneres have b
oNE Agency in each city. D. C. MoREHEAD, Agent Genr
for the United States, 1882 Broadway New York;
GUN NESS BUSH
Dealers IN Fine Fancy articles, Il CAMP STREET
n Are the only Agents for New Orleans. apo 6t2tn
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n1" Madame, help me to lose my electoral
rights" is the latest mode of declaring love to
married woman in France.
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fV Philadelphia Engine Co. NO. "A Attend q
special meeting OF the Company the Engine TIL
apI0 j. NIMlCK Secre,arv
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Gs- N. w. Griffin has been appointed postmas-
ter at Natchez.
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NEW ORL E A N S
See Third Page for Cry News, &c.
The Foreign News,


We yesterday received, at seven minutes past
two o'clock, the Niagaras news by the I" Peoples
Lne," or O'ReilIy's Telegraph, and Immediately
issued it in slip for the information of the mer-
camille community, deeming it of sufficient import
ance to anticipate our regular edition. After we
had put the news in circulation, at thirteen min
ntes past three, we received the first dispatch by
the 2" Southern Line" We have continued our
arrangements over both lines, for the purpose OF
testing their relative merits, and, considering that
O'Reilly-thanks to Judge Monroe's injunction
has to send his messages from Louisville to Nash
vile by mail, and yesterday had to send them from
Baton Rouge to this place by steamboat, we think
there can be but little doubt as to which has, in
this instance, done the best. The news should
have been here on Saturday by the Southern
Line" If there be no breach of the connection be-
tween this city and Baltimore, and we have heard
of none-and it is perhaps not uncharitable to be-
ieve that the rumors current in the city, that it
was here, are correct, if we may judge of the way
of doing business at present by what is known of
the manner in which it was formerly transacted
When the Kentucky injunction shall be removed,
and that must happen soon, the Western line will be
the one through which all the public business will
be transacted, leaving the other to the support of
its private friends.
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MORE NEW CALIFORNIA BOOKS
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
NEW ORLEANS STATlONERS' WAREHOUSE
No. If CAMP street.
FOUR MONTHS AMONG THE COLL. FINDERS IN
CALIFORNIA, being the Diary Of Expedition from sar
Francisco to the Gold Districts By j. T. Brooks NJ D.-Prcs
IS
THE GOLD-SEEKERS' MANUAL, being a Practical
Instructive Guide all persons emgatng newly
cred Gold Regions of California By David T. Ansted NJ A.
R. s., Professor of Geology Kings College, London,
sultng Mining Engineers complete.-Price rs cents.
WILKES WESTERN AMERICA, including Califor.
mia and Oregon, with Maps regions the sacra
mento Valley from actual surveys-Prce rs cents
TOUR OF DUTY IN CALIFORNIA, including the
Gold Region. By Lieut.. J. W. Revere U. 8. N,
NEW MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA By Emory.
Albert Cooke and Johnston illustrated large Maps and
100 Engravngr.
AURIFODINA OR. ADVENTURES IN THE GOLD
REGIONS. By Cantel A. Bgiy.
....AIso-A fresh supply of
MAJOR EMORY'S NOTES OF TRAVEL IN CALI.
FORNIA-Price IS cents.
COL. FREMONT AND MAJOR EMORY'S CALI.
FORNIA GUIDE BOOK-Prce so cents.
FREMONT'S OREGON AND CALIFORNIA-pnce
rs
BRYANT's WHAT SAW IN CALIFORNIA"
GREENHOW'S HISTORY OF OREGON AND CAL.
IFORNIA. ~
URE's DICTIONARY OF ARTS, MANUFACTURES
AND MINEs-Price IS.
NOAD'S CHEMICAL ANALYSIS.
OLLENDORFFS SPANISH GRAMMAR ANDVA.
LAZQUEZ's NEW SPANISH READER
For sale by
app std ItW ]. B. STEEL, IA Camp street.
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s CgEg a e

r~Dc rNEW SPHING M1LLNERY
MRS. CAMPBELL, Corner Of P0vdras and C,a,oude
vi Ief srses has RECEIVED her Stock Of New SPRING
Of the Ladies The Is s,ae re attention
latest styles to Pc found il this city the North The style
and beauty OF her CAPOTES and Fancy RONNETS are
not exceed if eqnad this city, and The prices are much
below those asked for the goods more expensive
N B.-BONNETS CLEANED and PRESSED IN {.
style not Surpassed in the South OF North, ap9 81
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GOLD PENS

w large supply of Gold Pens, all the celebrated makers
ranging from
One to Eighteen Dollars!
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
GUINNESS g. BUSH, IL Camp st.
ap9ot2dp Dealers in Fancy Articles, Gold Pens etc.
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OLLAR GOLD Pc

Do LIAR GOLD PEN.
good GOLD PEN, and Silver Case with Pencil for ONE
DoLLAk! These Pens GUARANTEED and should points
come on by ar usage the purchaser exchange Pen for
new one WITHOUT extra charge The price these Pens
are sold makes them really cheaper than Steel Pens.
Sold by GUINNESS a. IRISH 10 c.mns,
ape 6,2dp Dealers IN Gold Pens etc
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PLANK Road FROM CUMBERLAND TO BRowNs-
vILLE.-We are gratiied to learn, says the Balt-
timore Sun, that project is now on foot for the
construction of plank road on the National road,
from Cumberland to Brownsville, which is in
most shocking condition, requiring prompt action
to enable it to accommodate the immense travel
now passing over it. 1t is estimated that the road
can be converted into most substantial plank road
at cost of $1,000 per mile, and the distance being
but IS miles, the entire cost would be but $50 600
The completion of such road would place Balti-
more in still closer connection, far time is
eerned, by pleasant travel with Pttsburg, connect
ing at Brownsville with the Slackwater navga-
ton for the remainder of the route. We think
there can be no doubt of the right of Pennsylvania
and Maryland togrant the privilege of constructing
this road, and, if not, it can be easily obtained
from Congress. Something should be done, and
that right speedily, to accommodate the travel and
trade to and from the west, until the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad is completed.
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e sVanZandt & Co., Druggists and .dpetheearies,
y. Ii o. ohanesis- :y2 2dp
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CoLLEcToRsHIP AT New ORLEANS - The
Courier des Etats Unis, speaking of the probable
appointments at Washington, thus mentions the
candidate for the Colectorship of this port:
GAS to the Custom House at New Orleans, every
body seemed at first to give the place up to Mr..
Samuel J. Peters, whose nomination appeared GER
tain. Now, although he has no strong competitor,
it is supposed that he is less sure of getting the post
to which he aspires. Mr.. Samuel J. Peters has in
New Orleans an influence which indicates that he
possesses superior capacity but is precisely this
influence which threatens his success. Mr.. Peters
is already Bank Director-he controls the finances
of the Second Municipality if he were made Col
lector he would have a sort of financial royalty
which could not fail-de donner de Pombrage-to
give offence"
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For the Benefit Of the Sculptor, HIRAM Powers
~ Now Exhibiting in the STATE HOUSE. Canal street, THE
STATUE OF
1.-THE GREEK SLAVE"
EXHIBITION Open Daily Sundays excepted from A. to
IL p NJ II Admance IS Season Tickets ST. Pamph-
lets 10 fy22f
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- and Guapowdss II S Psesses Imperial. Young Hyson
"a Ion se's" WHIfTEMORE & CU Il III DID,
ftgF .sf 10 Tchonpitaulas It.
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Died:

Died:
On the 9th instant, ecioc M. THOMAS CONN Oily,
COOPER aged years, native Of Kingseo Ireland
% His friends and the members OF Neptune
Fire Co. No a. and the Department gnsray, respectfully
his residence, No. gal Julia
and Philippe Streets THIS AFTERNOON
at o'clock apl0
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TT The consignees of the following goodsAo ORDER per
ship EUPHRASIA Boston, requested themselves
wn to the Clerks viz: lin amond] nails fin
danondL % by "a, mdze. ape
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Ev The schooner Gen. Clinch, Capt Morris, from
Charleston dschargng at the Lower Pcayune TIER Con-
sgnees will please attend receipt their goods the Levee
they will be stored at their expense and risk.
apl0 r. M. HARRISON T. CO., II Poydras ct.
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drangh running w A. VIOLET will positively
THIS DAY, Tuesday, 10Th nst at o'clock M from foot
street, Fort Towson Fulton Shreveport Natch
toche and Alexandria [ap0l u B. SMITH 96 Magazine
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= !
Louisville Cincinnati THIS DAY, Tuesday. April
TO- at P NJ positively. HYDE OGLESBY, 10 Poydras
NJ B. will board the above hour aplO
ET Memphis Summer Packet Aberdeen. This
splendid will positively leave THIS DAY Tuesday,
the 10th o'clock P NJ. for Memphis, Helena Mouth of
River Napoleon, Bends Customhouse
apl0 7. b. SMITH, SO Magazine ST.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-26

IN the petition Of Asa Burgess and Herman Baldwin, Of Washing
Connecticut praying patent granted
said burgess and Baldwin io Improvement In clover nachnes
FROM The expiration Of said patent which takes
the l0th day of October, l5f9-
petition be heard The Patent Once
Of ~ O'Clock and al
notified appear and show they have why
said petition ought 20 be granted.
Ordered Also th This noce Published In the
Republic, Union Washington Norm Gazette,
Phiadepa Telegraph Harrisburg; Tribune, New Adyef
user, Rocheseri Couran Had Aia. Cincinnati journal,
Herald Cor
previous TO The seventeenth day Of seItsmbef next
THOMAS EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents.
p sEo papers viii please copy, their
bills to the Patent ONCE with paper containing this notice.
July l5-law3w
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Unisss st.sss Patent Once,
Irsx "a tefQ

IN petition Henry Burden of Troy New York. paying for
the extension Of patent granted the said Henry Burden for
Improvement Horseshoes for years nom the expiration
2J November lSfg
Is ordered that e said petition be heard At the Patent oce
the first Monday ~ O'Clock, MI
notified and show they have why said ped
ton ought be- granted. 90
Ordered, also, publirhed Inteigencc
Republic and Union, Washington North American and Gazette
Phladepha Tribune New York; Daily Whg Troy, New York
Daily Bee Bo-oni Gazette, Ptug Pa; Daily Aas, Cincinnati
once week for three successive weeks prevous 70 The r Monday
In October merit. THos. EwBANK, I
MI set ~ fa.a .ss Commissionerof Patents.
fsEou cf The above win piease copy and send thc
July W--1aw3w n, 49,.
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United state. Patent Once,

IN the petition Of Charles Davenport Of cambrdEepo Ma.achs
praying Of patent
port Improvement draw springs railway carriages
from The expiration of said PATENT which takes place In
ninth day OF September lof9-
Is ordered said petition be heard the Patent Once
Monday August NEXT u O'clock persons
notified appear and show cause any they have why SAID
petition ought not 20 be granted.
Union, wsshinssoa city, CT American, Baltimore;
0azctts, Philadelphia Tribune New Yo Coursnt Hart
frd Daily Bee Boston Journal Portsmouth,, Daily AHA,
August next THO. EWBANR,
Commissioners Of Patents
rsEdto Of the above papers win pesse copy, and send
bills 10 The Patent one, with paper containing ts soce
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