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New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30

NsLo's.-Tae tragedy Of Romeo asd
juliet q, given % IN th> eyerIag, Nfs fOwatt A.
pearnq as juliet rhe well deserved access of Nh
American act'ess must be- 5giy gra,iyns 10 he'
numerous inends and admszn.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30

=
sCo $40 and H. Ione l92 Broadway and by Drusg
ally ia thc United States.
IL There are few things which afford
u greater casurc ,han sitting down TO wrie notice of
ihc celebrated Hoofand German Bticrs, because are
fIv comforting public henefi, ana our
he w. that by Our notices many have been induced
10 ke these BrS and rescued from death Bog DYs
pepSa, Liver Comp amt, &c for TIE cure OF Mhch II i
csimn II Is ure pared and sold only hy d.. VI Jackson
at the German Medicine Stole Ne. l20 Arch St. Phacel
nhu MessrS \ Il. \ ID SANns. No Toe tultOn II, aud
{ h RING No lg2 Broadway, tlc agents for thS ctN
~ For TENDER FEET. the only posi-
tive remedy i RrsHS CREAM LiNiNENT Il never
fails Prncpal depot 3lq Greenwich, corner oi Duane
St alSo of T.. VI Gmon, cor Grand 81. nd BoNen,
Kendall \ Co, az Rroadwav, Bro1kl,n. Of Mr. Hays
10 Fu,.on-St and Doc Palmer lj9 Nyrtle ax pnce p
ten,s per bo'tle au1 lNruThSS'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30

SupDEY DKATH.-fraDcis Tracy, a hand
on board schooner lyng II The foot Of forty-.hJi-
sg y r.. died suddenly OF board the yas.ol, a. ia
early hour Yesterday mOmlIz.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
TR' Two Young men wore noticed a lew


suppressed tone of Noce On
the of William and FultonstS The Police suspect
ing something not right watched their movements A. they
went down Fulton IT they stopped "A few moments aud
then entered door at No 20. when FREEMAN. Of the
Inou lai Store ,ot Times g. rights. by selhuc each
Ill. IA If has beaul Fan 81 le of Hats aud they
walked IN the street unmO'cSicd
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
Woop. Halter, No. 512 BROADWAY -

Fashion for Autumn ready the shape inviting and
b, cpning quality equal Ia any aud prices moderate
Also French and American Umbrellas Canes, SuSpendefs
Sc al WOODS, No 372 Broadway. No Nlb0'S Garden
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30

The RLooNERs AID NILE. NArDALlE
FirzIAVE,-U we oan tsiieyo, an tne pal<ra say
The " Bloomeg Troupe are destined 10 creaie quite
4 .ersat.cn Nile PrsJames IL T. caFl 81 heo.ef
sufficient 10 oil the house. ,see ydoeramn~ 10 an
Other Columgy
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Tur CENTRAL RilL2uAu

We cvr place to-day tnc substance Of Tie renn''s of
VI. Antler. AT IoGlsa delivered IN "Wednesday, III ~"
>enau. vindica;oa u ,,a minfia; b. a.uch :5n'ei
,Gp5cscGe:,. tic G.!iial Ri..c:.!.
~ Aaa.,r r:csrns 81 ~: :ie'; II hia denc' a.
Ihs clrnt wolS ;'.ey ay t7vc tteif drt
weight wi; the ScGa icic "nocI TIE Ccn:I' Railroad
all has been u;,r discussion or das Il - - c
setitd Mat rival intef'a nrourh ~ hcar upon -
-;en. much un;ae and !!5,r9l arlisnn hai - tG-
Ill dGlcui!gs yet b. reui5ra, sad tnt ;ac o-i- o
the !r;en.s ut tie Improvement amy tc crowned "h
cla.
As IL the complan. that ~ affairs ct the Cantra Road
n,u4i 'lasy m1ra.et ani consequently ." G'si
END has he paid the stock 've believe fi IN npast!
A,.,na;on o. ,s i:sf w.! -,sy any on. iaai ~ Com
in the Commonwealth. .ios conducted II: a!i!fs $50"
more economy or Is y, r. c,.erin. u. eiceo ai cna tie
Ii i;isia,urc ttan th- ,ai. Ccnai E".e@j VI:
nave n,iius hop. yct, se:1 iis Improvement pushed
onward with That aac;iy aud perseverance 10 r!cl rs
,.ent Importance ~ Jahdy .3ti;!e- il.
In taxing up pen intended simply to cali attention
n. rcnllis =. Mr Anter withoai yentuins sn7 COM
of ba; s"cn tie confidence We nay> in me
Central Improvement, lhst crn7o touch tho sub
wihou, expressing wishes casi in its behalf
lfictn.oGG Republican.
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CENTRAL, RAILROAD.

u,s:anee T. liz Rau' q r. t!'|~, i. 'i' ss'ar. =. o.
ne i:D ;cr CJanses II, ;i-gi: 4. leah=sset f''fd
t-.:t The Oiv ard Tie em-n!ae, oryst!:" jsr tie Er'
tension cf Ii. Ce.:r! R,ad from Corinsoa II Tty 10
.lir. lsJsN.
M Aa5er said Ia felt regret t!a, the OF debate
.rcet i upon him TO take :r ba .o assaults wa:h ma
been nia. upon 'he Cctai Np, made il ar' o duty In
M, a TIA, po,.ia q III se'iTHs hoh %. the oonJrs
ron Cura,;!Aal an! Prc'sanr, w."eh "c' i t!e ~
,c5 u..n ii,r ,ps ii." S,t.7T ;f... Cumberland ',iS
pleased T., STYLE IL Ccs;f ..as - rs@e'G n 'i
had run il,o lii, ground a oros,:e III. l. lt ii
( .,s friend from Cumberland h,a examined h's snaac ard
understood the ilcts ne would have this assault:
II had ad..ltod tie fic That tbs road was a'feahy
&C .y crl h;aired niic the ONO ihln any uihe
road l.: Eirs;r. thai il now approaching :hat pefur
II Ii, ianu - which Is rct looked a. beng ''4pao o.
ao ding .i,ans ths Company 70 demonstrate % ~" a"t'
ihe good ct 10 rcsnit lion The scGeue-i ic htd
,:lc &c. ihai lis read A. iar ~ I - cetn c1siilc-
:el, :i;h supeIsru, ?eiy sit: 70 iil .! ri.f
roads IN "sai, had t.'n nvls AZ cos 1eFy
fifty less than the cleapes; o: those Toaisee BEN
now in unfinished state, having progressed hnt hti "i
The DISTANCE which s present authorized II - g2
he aggregate receipts Tor tran nor!s,!on were ~
dividends the sum of 200 l6 that the Company had -
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;nriT unnecessary a, uanaiur differences Let their uni
tea voices 80 up the voice o one man. Lei the whole
slne"s vi tie in, na Improvement party entwne around a
sinse arn and dc1l mighty blow upon the enemy and
he ase j accomplished and Virginia is reseneraed and
oo-n ariia.
o"i, II. 70 perform ,;s known well ascertaned anu
iairy d'i"ed tny; home 20 your constituents aad
t'nEe "l tc n r! il every bleeding wound Of Virginia;
tf "ho DoL,S will cc oped bur not 10 speak Tor you:
o' "!i not envy you the chapet that VIII adorn, me
Th ''t will rnlminc tn halo Of glory that viii encirce
ll,M.
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.: tho A.',- ~o.S.
Substance o. :.e .e,.:a,.< n .l. i!'r. 'b' Scat
H..ias,Gay -" .G.rca ~ 'r Li,neps a'"sn1'fHf .'2f
I constructing n:i.r"is 10 n. Oio is'rs-
The i,r1is of ne Virginia ,ectrai hii.aa, II no -
aart d l.c s.ssi, a,f,dnc'i Hl Increasing no c'i
,2-i. c.niaay u sut additional s ~ ''' ''''oa
II ,oi.ala ,1ec r,rr" vas "a ~ en"sct4"' =, ~,
STATE; tney .crsa.ds :aea:ta ry:rr I" ic 'H y N.~'
a..a;!n. dccy -om;ar tsss Gfs 70 = ro'" III ad" -
!, sam ol :. .Et3G III, ia,t,r :i.!e"'.i I: .'
u il flea ~ betsatsS III .oe ga ~ ~. w
.thl ,et ai ea a''!'e 9; ;"i .a y W. q
,.',s:,tu. arogI ~ til. ~ c":f1'i ~ =:
.el', ~. III. iia III Aa, isl.fat, e>:arl i,ai "a
.ac ter:l;,cd u. Virginia Cent; ani ;lc i.rs,"a I'D
ienaess.c i .i:oais i.e'-ec, - tit' lt ihr ;s..r
Subscribing hrcc.:.s u. 'ae ,ae'a spe. q s'i sl:.'
1r:nch rad. mv:,"n r,lde 70 ,'s' '' '.o1' .l! -
ai' that related connection ~ -: rs!r. "'
. s:::hc -, @l TN. re!atci I" inc aia ,si = . {,
aal uis n'tioi rle:oi.t. i -eca.d aEts re - ~
oia:ec far i:e BIZ! aG'e2j, s-n,'ir. l.'d ri -.
- the Virginia .aa i-r.:esa- js:t,@. = l'ar: u
construct i -cni TIC Oa.a sI.cr. l.G IT, t- ri. i
p,,,d lie iouse ri Delegates. In c S.tir ~ .:,:"y
',r rycer - ,..d ai Eran!ir- nnset ca,icr - IT,
~. .ria ,eafal Road Company l. cAcIi icr TOAD ="
The Olo rrer. Pending the dis,i6>rn I" tie s1c!, .d!
W.i;;D addressed The S@rai" AZ :,i!o~s:
ar. S,ciEtf: hs. n:iv w. aav, "i1" are 10 mighty
a!en Ee'e lies si., II! 'ar Tea:'n+ Z" ~ 7 rfeai ra-
ccic improvement, up ~.ch - looked, bat - VS. -
Ga, with gIo"ins ann7 paono iee e- q" mat i !rt :,
~ .! pro?es, nno cement rfo1:d "h!cl Va asst
the faith of ha o. D,rG;ea i.A gi5eA scis ue:e
H.. ai,i'aa;nll oi improvement who's, claim
ei 3r il such merit that l.y wc not willing acce;t
charter with 'hEce!l. subscription rp1f. 'e a.t OF ~
Stale, but -nanded !Itc .2pr' ?'Jn f"D! liz Iis.a
IS, large anoant. li+rc ;, sir bu' 'r1 IL ~
rec app1op:ia"nl.cra irre..i., sua.stp'on-.h
more, sir heo no BILL Il crisls .e:ore = ia o riaac
Ia: ryj,r-a tycr, sir An il IL. dsti'ion - Id
,ea'lcn.n from bi-isic, be true i - prosnr-ticnior
c wo:t iu.co';ica'o IL c'riende'. iceha' ragged M
cwand certainly, s., looking = ic 's n.s - fic.
ragged sydcr, his garment, b. ~ a't w aai
were 'i'e garments "i a gentleman IN toe oli ih'o,
.Nho s:-7 I - i"ai."a ~ o'iola
Sat, VI. SpeaSer whist ssiesa IA ,y.ca,.e 10
yccr, b.wal The miserable condition o the a.. II. !.
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Start one 81 hes" lines Of Improvement Patriotism, nny
indeed s'@;in i-:nis.ss. my op:oss il. Start n c5T-
h:nes Improvement! ed IN r'iaaad ,;ichg' .! tie at;'s
in'o''d--'he h.ga "'..,.a5 4 Pa:.io''H'n--2nd no
strong cjs -. ir'c-: .:i n, l., m, haa- ot r'
aG Ny" i - -. ~ - ;!;c sa. ,;a, Is ~ s"nt
taar ~" -. 'e,' s. -'.1t--a.: ,i.;s i fs5iaia,
Soy, ~ = = "''". ;.a :- "uSA t.1st' "'.i'- Sc
cn.,i ~ ~ aa.in,. nal 'irn.oy"ai.n; yo win
pow, agl!Gsi y"a IN IT, L"-;si,ur" arri.ol;' :"
appropriation. :" ii.'e enc. AMI i sri n't be i'
ntii you c1rn t' soa have mistaken yoms .>ei IL WIN
be oae nn y"n ie.n that i:s i! -. .yc way ae
fore yoar pi2" c'nr,nhat tn ron holsr ':'i " = ''in
poa y3aT :'f.: '.a No. sir yna haze snS!an:iai 'or&
- ,r,fic., ar suhs''.sia ....6s. a.ccssa ACCOM-
.lshusu'. ''i" ~ r.ry u IL. rci ;r"h.. =
iy purse -, u roG c"n.'t e. ~ ,-3Jr ln
..l.sc.: III c":.t"c a: 80. 81 j p int rt@i.-
cone here, rer' ,d '.sa as"nier ~ icnes, wh Z;
,i;iiaeinil Improvement pa.s uniting VII: :"nr -
.ga cansi..n yoa = the to1o u III Clfr's;s.
Sir YOU must have scheme tia, can s,,ci.': accom-
is,cd lin. in this cay and age mPnrirai desit
.um; the great Western world styc hing out tsei in
rms ready and willing 10 you; ready, NJ moment
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NUMBER 81.
4.tIs p.AssEn.

StIs rAssEp.
Releasing j. Louis kascr the Commemorative rch d,
a certain lot in the town o Alexandria. 7
Incorporating the Pleasant Valley Iron Manu.actu.n
Company, III the county of Barbour
Incorporating the Spruce RCn Manufacturing Cof:rary
- ELECTION OF GOVERNOR.
when the hour arrived for ha execution of the oir order
tr. HAYS rose for tho purpose Of nomnaiin; cel =
seph Johnson OF Harrison county He passed he
sulosum upoa his social personnl political nfato,il anA
military character and services Ani WIS followed By
MessIs. :, + iolKNof and TALlAFE2Ro, who fully
Mr. sEGAk placed the of John Janncy in nom.na-
tion, bur Subsequently Withdrew IT,
no other person being put in nomination the roll w,s call
ed with Tie following result:
Fon Jo.Ern JomSs9s-Me.:rs Hopkins (s?cak,r) Bow.
thar, Hays Wells Power Lewis o; b., welin,ln. Clark.
BucEhc, carrng,on Of c., jones' Barbour Muse DasAin@
Edwards of r. Brooks Sydncr tlia!.rro Guctraa, -
roll Wilson Fleming, Stamp, Montoe, White Lows 9.
H. Boysin iIo.se: ror,iin. >!smp, Ferguson. rc.ds.
ton Newman Boycson Jenney, Montague, Hss;ey, ti.-
lianis, Warman. Beirn,. Eamunison Bat. C4lei Of ~.
F!ournoy, HARRISON Craig, f.nccy Pnar Caivei Gafic
ben ol s., Cru,chied, Wheaton, piird OF s. J,nn,oG
Wheeler Soyali l;orncr Jassson Boyd Mar.z aac W,;-
ttn--!3.
FoR q. ". SrNasas-Hegsrs. Filnev, Garter pan,rcn
ir.ocdsn, 1n'9sinr, Hammond Catrlaon o: g., rolt.
auTt CaIhson Duke Gsesraia, Russell, Herman. ;ewso'.
Fox Jo,> jAxS=y-Messrs Nassey Of A.. Go3,wvn
Seea H:!I i:d:1ari, Of H. Wight cavrug,oc Of T.. :,si'
Witcrrr, Soui',..l. ,rol >. r.-il.
foH most. T. CosnAn 3icssE.. lcCuc, BlfSe.l, Spec
Wal, Meiion, Jewc,t anc Ellty-7.
fcR n l. C:rsa!o& -Mcsafs. Dunlap, Patrick and Dr,-
man-3
foH + S-s"rHaR-aIessrs. Stuart snd Sa,e--2.
F"h t. v. ArSfin. Mrss's. Stubs and Herda:s,12.
fcn ". :. Gona!S-M= Dawscn-l
Fos 8. T.. nAss.soS-M- hu.u,,l
ioa 5 MoDowELL MooaE Mr. P4:erson-l.
foR JOS. SGGAR--Mr. Cooke
Fon HIT CAa-ER-Mr. Wilcox-l
Fos V. NIrcHGa-Mr. Mo.Tis--l.
FJR J. Easty-Mr. Fo.bes--l.
Foa G. W. RrssELL-Mr. Ierby-i.
So Joseph Johnson declared duly ci.:t.a Covsrrc, n
this Commonwealth from the expiration Q! .he ,eiln ii o
fcc OF the present in ntuElpen
The House then continued the Let and "a reading e bill.
unl The hour q lccres arLiYed.
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pied ih,ir profits ,lc s,ocne liz faa. .'l!n. ',ss
ly 5000 o the capital ior at gno., u. '''s 't' NJ
building Tie road: that out - i1u i!o.ts 'is' ~ - -;
stock The roId wiIh agd ,G-.s 4 sl'i ,>s - :, -
$50 c0 ard assu.ain. :tc 81 Tia i"'a .''f'e
S-3520 l6 the ac; ;ra.i.s rr tlir ra.i year VS. "',
traction far per iii tic 7a rrt 9" ~ s ~
pms, year :rlr - D2l ;a,; ' ~ Nt'i - ,'i
n. wic! nl.: Il r.rti s.icc sii s:''n - '' ~
between tc aur,.,n mad IL !,arn! ai e" m oifti,
gav ,s,fy reason believe ,.ai he i:t''isc ~ '"''e
s.r'i abort third and il thc . a.: ~
si.on.A ba believed j. = ~ o' "o's te
jas; expectations u tie profits VI the C1nit'''
IL. .c aprroaehsa. slA l@r s'''. ."
riios ur.lrll,l a unfinished rad !" W. =
ic:s. III. ~ i,ii i G.ilftia! sN'i .i'' !. 49,
state o; the road would lend lie ::i - .'s ~ 20 .'o
nd instead assail1nt this Iol y ''F w "
s4, nj d! The Senate. from '.r,,oa: h. "h:I i"'! "
call attention III, Ia. :.a S"Eltcr a>Nd ~ t''
!, !.yc Tie Gon'r Road ri i,f M,s;e..i 'T''a, w.
lic ground ll,t; i,.G. Two charters allowing -" ~ "
reach TIE Ua, Al III points iEi.cn'., "t'.
roa! from heiuy cfed Il To-, result "i'e ~
va, il at - fta..,r IL iie"neG. against "i.'s -
Gina aud i.nncss,c RvrG H. ,ftash O. 80 ~.
NJ n:i,r catt-':'!, ih.; i!e !nlth 81 '' 90 ""
,cscv - ili i'n.iui >, NJ CtHisil "ai "'S."i'
whlc. could never ~; ttae t, et''''r.'" = -.
Ohio: ant Il a:2:.nant 81 '.toi faa ie'.So"
uut n1ssJ.c "i me nj t. i,w an .l's',' t:
W.En,ss1c Rood !s fc Dhio ~. poni 80! ''to'+o
c-c. Iea.t - ne C,nifa Rcrd = II. = '''
..fl..' y Which -. t!i. -" ne State va .ieG-'a
N4., ~ ;.ra"er - t.t"i"a =. III. .ha - - -
~ AL h.r.s. .j.e a:.v IL. " s's'et -
.t ~ aaon' -5cGln - - s.n.9 .e'.'.' '"i' J.
a5t"7 t. i:lr ,,:.,tul, 'a. 'tef IL 7: 80 "'"'- "
3..I,GJ1 n,.:r.
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FR:rAY MARCH 2l.
y7nIjsE OF DELEGATES.
p-,yer .y the Rev. John Early OF the Methodist Church
VARIOUS reports made from the standing commttses
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from English authors. II the late decision Of
Lord Campbell in respect to the right of foreigner
to publish his works in England should be confirm
cd by the House of Lords, trust IL will be the
means of producing corresponding effect with
you. II is remarkable that the present injurious
regulations in respect to international copyright,
which are condemned by the intelligent classes OF
both sides the Atlantic, should have been allowed
10 remain in force SO long. The principal oppo-
ncnts of the decision by Lord Campbell are Tegg
and Bohn, who have reaped large profits from re-
printing American books. But Murray, Bentley
Longmsn and all the respectable publishing
houses are DESTROYS that the decision should be
confirmed, and have always acted in the most
honorable manner towards American authors.
AS everybody who writes letters from here prob
ably makes the crystal palace their piece de ress-
lance, have thought 1t best to "ct it slide" for the
present.
meet good many persons here in the streets,
looking about with eager faces, who bear indubi-
table marks OF their Yankee hood; but the crowd
that was expected by the Londoners has not yet
arrived. They say they will not begin to pour in
until the cheap excursions commence; but fear
the inordinate ancipations of the shopkeepers and
lodging house keepers will never be realized.
Yours, C. H. A.
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Breadsisafs-The amount destroyed Is not SC
large as Of other articles. Flour has an upward
tendency. Haxalls and Galligoes in good de-
mand. Little change in price, Of barley, oats,
corn, and beans, stock being good; of boots and
shoes an immense quantity was destroyed; de-
mand likely to be good.
Bricks are in demandsat good prices, ranging
from $40 to S 100.
Coffee has slightly improved, and firm.
Provisions heavy; stock and prices improved a
little. Mess beef s 10; mess pork = 10; prime do.
s 10; hams Sl5a $50; lard Sl4
SugUs-Stock is good and prices improving.
Metals improved, particularly those for house,
building. Tobacco better. Stock domestic goods
materially improved. Coal quite neglected. Agri-
cultural implements in small demand
SHIP NEws.-Arrived, May I'd, schr. A. J. Yves
ton, So days from Philadelphia May Sd. sarque
Pentachel, PIT days from Baltimore. May 18th,
barque Hermitage, 1874 days from Baltimore. May
9th, brig Argyle, TIA days from Philadelphia.
From Oregon and the Sandwich Islands.
We have Oregon dates to May 3D.. The weather
exceedingly warm. The miners from Kla-
math mines do not give very fiattering accounts.
They are only digging from $3 to 81 per diem.
The census of Oregon amounted to IL 1923.
Dates from the Sandwich Islands 10 the 9th of
April had reached San Francisco. The Alta Cali
Jorria says we have it very good authority that
the Hawaiian government had decided to apply TO
the Government of the United States for annexa-
ton, and that an officer of our National Govern
ment Is now in our city on his way to Washington,
entrusted with the mission.
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SONS OF TEMPERANcE-JULY 4.

Visit Of The Grand Dirision Of Pennsy tuania- Pre-
sentation Of a Beautiful Stone to he Washington
Dionttntnt.
THE SEVERAL DIVISIONS Of the Sons Of Tenn
Il perancc in the District Of Columbia are hereby
requested TO meet at Temperance Hall Friday,
July 4th, at O'Clock a.. IN. A procession will then
be formed by the chief marshal and his aids, and
proceed thence, at o'clock precisely, in full
gala, to Monument Place, preceded by the Grand
Division of Pennsylvania, where the ceremony OF
presenting a beautiful stone for the Monument will
take place at 9, O'Clock precisely.
The President of the United States, -oficio Pre-
sidcnt of the Board Of Managers Of the National
Monumental Association, is expected to be in at
tendance TO receive the stone
The Brethren of the Order in Virginia and Ma
ryland are invited to join in the procession and
ceremonies, and many Of them expected.
programme of the procession will be published
by the chief marshal in due time. This early an
nouncement is made by order of the Committee of
Arrangements, to afford ample time for The Sons
in the District to make all necessary preparation.
IL is hoped that every Son in the District will be
present; and that the demonstration will be worthy
OF the DAY, the OCCASION, and OF THE ORDER.
BY order of the Committee of Arrangements
b. +. PLEASANTS, Chairman.
Ipn
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ON the petition of Richard Inlay, of Philadel-
~ phia, Pennsy lvana. praying for the extension
Of patent granted to him Dist September, 1887,
for an improvement in the mode of supporting boz
dies of railroad cara, &c, for years from the
expiration of said patent which takes place ON the
Plat day of September, 1851:
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office Monday, the LIST day of September,
1851, at ~ o'clock m; and all persons notified
to appear and show cause. if any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to
file in the Patent Office their objections, specifically
set forth in writing at least twenty days before the
day of hearing; all testimony filed by either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the
office. which will be furnished on application.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the Intelligencer Republic, and Union, Washing
ton, ID. c.; Daily Bee, Boston, Massachusetts,; Tri-
bune, New York; Albany Register, Albany, New
York; Providence Journal Providence, Rhode
Island; and Pennsylvania Inquirer, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, once a week for three successive
weeks previous to the lat day of September next.
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents.
p. S. Editors of tho above papers will please
copy and send their bills TO the Patent Office, with
paper containing this notice.
June l3--w3w
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United states Patent once.


nN the petition of Reuben Daniels, Of Wood:
" stock, Vermont, praying for the extension of a
patent granted to him October 7th, 1897, for an
improvement in shearing machines, for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent, which
takes place on the 7th day of October, A. D. 1851
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on Monday, the 18th day of Sep
tembcr, 1851, at IL o'clock m. and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause. if any they
have, why aaid petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to
file in the Patent Office their objections specifca-
ly set forth in writing, Mt least twenty days before
the day of hearing all testimony filed by either
party to be used at the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted In accordance with the rules OF
the office, which will be furnished on application.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the Intclligencer, Republic. and Union, Washing
ton, d. c.; Daily Bee, Boston, Massachusetts;
Vermont journal, Windsor, Vermont; Providence
Journal, Providence, Rhode leland; Tribune, New
York; and the Albany Register, Albany, New
York, once week for three successive weeks pre-
yious to the 10th day of September next.
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents.
p. S.-Editor5 Of the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills TO the Patent Office with
paper containing this notice.
June l3-w3w
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ON the petition of John and Charles Hanson, Of
~ England, praying for the extension of patent
granted to Benjamin latham, jr., and III. b. Ia
than, assignees Of the said Hansons, the Goth
March, lS4l, for an improvement in making
pipes tubes of lead, for seven years from the ex-
pration of said patent, which takes place on the
3l.t day of August, 1851:
Ii is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on Monday, the 18th day of Au-
gust, 1851, at IL O'Clock m; and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, if any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension required to
file in the Patent Office their objections specifica-
y set forth in writing, at least twenty days before
the day of hearing; all testimony filed by either
party to be used at the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rules of the
office, which will be furnished on application.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the lntelgencer, Republic, and Union, Washing
ton. d c.; Daily Bee, Boston, Massachusetts,; Tri-
bune, New York; Pennsylvania Inquirer. Phia-
dclphia, Pennsylvania; and Albany Register, AL
bany, New York, once a week for three successive
weeks previous to the 18th day of August next.
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents.
p. S. Editors Of the above papers will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent Office, with a
paper containing this notice.
June l3-w3w
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Observation-Disclosures,

Mrs. ROBINSON Formerly residing nearly
ls1 opposite Wizards HotcD would respectfully
inform her friends and acquaintance generally
that she has taken large and commodious house
on the north side OF Pennsylvania avenue, between
LIST and I'd streets, where families, citizens, ira
vellers, can be either permanently or transicnty
accommodated on the most reasonable terms.
The house is situated in of the most healthy
locations in the city, and being adjacent TO the
Capitol Grounds, affords a fine view of the same,
and the short walk its shady groves furnishes an
additional inducement to summer visitors, as alec
to members of Congress and other visitors to the
Capitol during the inclcmcncy Of the winter
CON April 23-eod3m