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MOSES l.. UOTT,
ATre&NEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
San Fraacisco, California.

ATreaNKY AND COUNSELLOR Law,
San Eaacisco, California.
g. w Inge, NJ O., Alabama John e. Taylor,
Mobile Alabama; MesHrs, Rhodes. Wright Co, New Or
leans Henry CLARK, esq, Tsboro, North Carolina
Hon w Gwin, c. California; BenI X True New York
ei j. r. neaey, esq boston, Massschuct A. r. Hatch, csqr
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-9swly
NEw York and California Millionaire Associstion.-
thousand dollars. Capital 81 o00,
be obtained BY influential
parties special partners, admitted
Conformity with OF New York, FROM per
sopaI liability 81
therefor, annually
prospect Of doubling the whole in safe operations In
mining Uned saos under The direction and
usl Of oLlshh hobbENs
No n Wall street, New Yoik.
responsible parties Union
United appl
be d
6e,ent and
the mails and freight and
6omE Asia, Africa, and the Americas
There large increasing business doing Caor
MIA The Pacific the supply Of gold
The demand capital goods and manufactures, will aonish
ost and calculations therefor. And this
profit thereby that THIS being formed,
der arm and style OF " HOLDEN n COl
Mercantile, Commercial, ana connnoh nefchan thanking,
Insurance Mining Agents, New York and San fansco
Capital 81 200 900.
FebQ-n
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WILLIAM HoBNHR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Grant county, Wisoonsir,
(llrrorTauourrn oousTY, VA

UNI or TtrouIrh pUHNTT, NtD
WILL Of Grant Dane and Iowa Counties and
The federal supreme Madison He viii give
prompt particular attention the collection Of claims the pur
redemption Of lands and the Of tares for
non ! resident lnndho.ders in any part Of the Riaie
Hon w. 8 fOote, " g. senae Hon James NJ Mason
a. senafe; uman Homer, ESQ, Wsrcnton Va, Mesrs knor
Mason, attorneys law New York Professor W y Homer,
David ap.ey esq, and Mes 8. w Welsh, Philadelphia
Crockett John A. Kasson attorneys law - LOUIS
M.sour Aplg-inwly
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TOR Rent, large and cornmoaiou. house In the
\ frst ward now occupied by the Brazilian Minister
For terms apply TO Cen. Gratiot, Sir buildings,
ept2l--eodn Ilnfeil
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EDWARD X. COLLINS Co,
No. 58 Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, 4 Co,
Liverpool.
II. @. ROBERTS & CO.,
l3 Kings Arms Yard London.
JOHN MUNROE Il CO..
a6 Rue Noe Dame des victories,
Paris
GEO. II DRAPER Iiavre.
these accountable for gold silver
bullion Specie Iewer stones METALS unless bills OF
therein expressed
Sept 5-dly
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SPEECHES au,ogrnp'

uTEBsTERs SPEECHES edition. with
life and works by Edward Everett
TAYLOR MAUnY, bookseers near 9Th street, Washington
ety. subscriptions for the edition OF Websters
preparing be pnbhed In the
Early ptons viii copies with Mr. Webers auto
graph. g.n.
no completed in six volumes ocavo two dollars volume
copies win be issued large and fine paper At three dollars
a volume, fe0f
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MHITEHURsT's and extensive Gallery Of Pre-
MUM the of Duva& Bro between
AZ and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue
gaary Others being built
the expressly this IL con-
this and is the most
facility
for paintings daguereoypes not having rs superior In
beautiful and hghlyhnished
all weather. though cloudy Is preferable except
for children. Post promptly attended to-
medal the Fair Of the Maryland lnsu-
a and a premium the late Fair at New York.
205 baltimore street. Banmorei 3f BROADWAY
New York; Pennsylvania Washington, d. o. "a Main
Richmond, Virginia Lynchburg, Virginia. Norfolk, var
gnia and Petersburg, Virginia.
galleries open free public all hours the day.
j. II. wHTTEHURST,
Dec. la-d3m Sole proprietor.
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nRIyATE TUTOR

pRrvATE TUTOR--h young English gentleman. who has
received good education, resided years in Paris
anxious obtain the position
sons IN some private family Of responsibility.
References
In England, =
Address Me1 vance, post Office osweso New York
Mar ls-ddf 80
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no OWNERS o Texss-A gentleman in Virginia
good desires Texas
season. would like become the agent
lands in country, with view 10 bring them into
lie family and small capital and Is dssous OF engaging in
agriculture lie the satisfactory testimonials cspac
integrity aud responsibility and his general acquaintance such
him considerable emigration Texas
Any lands who would be inclined avail himself
pscedin correspondence with the
advertiser suitable by addressing post paid
WIN. GOULDIN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
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I ose L,rs Is within tns reach of u. all

T within ~ celebrated
IL physicians, Gray, finally
concluded settle themselves in the city ofwashneten after
travelled world Of knowledge
the Indians for the Of getting
complaints which
promise all who favor with call that win with.
toms and guarantee and speedy The
wholly vegetable, and prepared themselves
they originated long standing
Refer
persons living in NIL the counties Of New
York. Pennsylvania Canadas &C., who, having given
die by the faculty. hearing o and avang our
skill been restored TO hesh Diseases treated
this Office the following dypepy, piles scrons
rheumatism bronchitis erpeas tettnr scadhead dropy
Kidneys, spino, sc ''
Once south street, opposite the Smithsonian institution
s-d2wt
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
THE Principal IN o. Male Academy wishe,
teacher who qualified
the lie
man. habits good
Al applications must be made immediately, and by letter,
the PrincIpaI,
Foh l9-du
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cEyENTH s~mi-AnnuaI Trade Sale of carriages-

CEyENTH S<mi-AnnuaI Trade Sale of Carriages
y will place Wednesday morning, 24h March
O'Clock Chinese Philadelphia
occupy the saloons Of at cspac,ous
building.
second
this occasion win be the lar
United states embracing over two
hundred light vehicles Of the manufacture Of Dunlap Co.. ager
Co.. erck, Howell Sparks j. r. Doughty, and others OF
ackno ,vledgcd reputation.
No new csrsges viii be admitted catalogue unless warranted
makers purchasers rely upon securing good
article.
op.n for exhibition the cay previous.
distance Informed that there VIII be no post
ALFRED NJ HARDNESS,
Aucdoneer.
Auction sales horses carriages held the Ba
opposite every Saturday throughout the
all private sales OF carriages
hand believed be the largest tho United
Feb b6-2aw5w
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United States Patent ONCE,

0N the petition of Patrick Magenns, of Patterson New Jersey
praying the granted TO him Tor an
dyeng from the expiration Of
said patent which takes the twenty first day Of April A. d.
1852
Its ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, day Of April next, IL O'Clock,
and notified appear and show any they
have, why said petition ought be granted
opposing required file In the Patent
Office their objections specifically writing, least
Of hearing All filed by either
the said hearing be taken and transmitted In
with the Office which will be furnished
pcaion.
Ordered ao published in the National nte
gencer Republic Union Washington d. C Philadelphia In
qnirer Phadelpha Pennsyvaaa Providence Journal Prov
dence Rhode Express New York. New York Daily Bee
Boston, Massachusetts ST. Louis Inteigencer, st. Louis
Missouri week for three successive weeks previous TO the
18th Of April
n. c. WEIGHTMAN.
Acting Commissioner of Patents.
Editors papers will copy and send their
bills The Patent ofce with paper containing this notice.
Feb l7-law3w
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A LII WIDTHS. in store, and iOr sails 1, nv,s -,
IL the usual prices -" Ma
patterns = "phtg
pieces hne 1914 table snask, rich patterns
40 dozen danl.sk table napkins assorted sizes ana
30 dozen bleached and brown doyes r"S
50 dozen assorted danask and Hucksbaek towels
80 pieces elings, all kinds, styles, aud prices
so pieces Irish liuens all pure" for @hIink
% pieces nne linens for bosoms and collars
100 pieces noe bleaehsd sbtrlng cottons
Win many Of desirable goods in line all OF Nhh
sold very cheap for the next two months. ""MA
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary.
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing may b eisA
cases FERRY BRoTHpR'"@ "@
Jan l3-3wif Opposite Centre Ms,.
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The steamship Columbia will ply, connexon with the
San Francisco and ports in Oregon
allowed $50 lbs baggage fee NOT ex
ceedDg measurement 10 cubic feet
will be 10 cents per ioo,
Panama San Francisco Tho rate OF S00 per ton
freight apply at The office OF tho company ~
West street. New York city Nj. o. ROBERTS
l6--d3m !
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ELEnrIsu HOUSE LINENS.

JUST received general assortment Of these very
and che goods in 81, 90 and 1914 dice diaper any IA
Also, OF the n,anuacfory, o. la, 1l4, lnd
sheengs which will be found the heaviest goods o. @ IN
in this MARKET and assortment Of German
linens The only objection which he urged s
the above articles will be their extreme durability enons0s
CLhGETT DOg1 ssp
Dealers in all kinds of carpets natngs oil cloths ~
curtain materials, and house furnishing goods genera,s
east o the corner Of Ninth and Pennsylvania N'
Htue
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Virginia Land Once,

Rchmond January 2l, 1852.
IN conformity Code OF Virginia Of sfs page 4sl section TO-
hereby all whom concern, that u np
the eschento Of the county OF Rage
dated Decemher, 1881, received into the Hnd
January BY held on the
Of December, s5 lot Of land containing thirty three
county adjoining Gideon G. Bubaker Philip
Long, &C. which Robert sekler died seised found e
cheated this Commonwealth. -
8--7.- +. IT. 3. ". PARKER,
07-lawGw Register Land Ofico.
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New Fall and Winter Goods.


UoOE, BROTHER, q CO., Pennsylvania avenue, between 7
III received and offer
of cities Of Washington Georgetown and Alexandria,
surrounding counties of Maryland and Virginia. full and
complete French English and India fancy and staple
dry goods, imporatoDs. They name
Very elegant brocade silks, dark colos
rich brocade silk, evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
E1trahcavy plain poult de sole
Heavy watered silks all coiors
Real Irish poplins, richly waiered, all shades
Very black Silks all widths
Superior wide coored silk vevets, every shade
French Merino and Thbet cloths, great variety
French de anes designs
rench cashmere de latest styles
Rich embroidered chemiseiles with sleeves match
Real Vaienciennes lace chemiseites and cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin capes, collars, and caps
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchefs
embroidered Canton sbsws, from slp 10 SIS
Velvet rioaks and mnntla., styles
SIX mandilas and visites, also styles
Real cashmere shawls, long and square
and Thbet scars
Long and short sewing silk mits and gloves
BaIious celebrated Kid gloves, every size and shade
Black silk laces, black and colored silk hinges
Thread laces and insertngs wide and narrow
Muslin and cambnc rufiipgs
Muslin and eanbric inserinrs and edgnes
SASH neck, and belt nbands, &c, &c.
Together other entirely and desirable goods suit
present approaching which weekly add
be that be assured OF hnding
most fashionable styles. at the lowest
prices. - ,.,, . -
lQ-tf
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NOTICE "a hereby given that all accounts fer w
Unsettled upon the books Of The late firm Of v " ~ h
together with those present firm, viii he madeu ~
handed in FOR settlement either by note r
change which took effect he ,hodN
last renders essentially necessary that all open aeeo
June pa--oyif HooE, BRoTHEh
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North sds Of s Of Third street.
under Gaasby's Hotel,
u EGs leave inform fends the citizens Of WahiDgon,
Alexandria, public also members OF
Congress- and visiting the city that his stock o. cloths ss
simeres and vesings and complete Aiofgh does
not amount 10 $40 900 woh ssufcient large or al good
advantageous oher
establishment the District goods all perfectly new
fresh all Of this fal imporiaon which will be made 10 order
shortest andi surpassed fequaled
by any other establishment In the United States, :,
lie advance highest paid In this cy ir ms
WORK.
Having been employed establishment Of r. W. Browning
years. having his the df
cu branch Of he cutting department known 10 our trade and
general satisfaction, by desire, well
he himself that he will be able all that
will favor him with their which he earnestly socs
~ D. Also constantly goods,
Shirts cravats stocks, snspenders
Gloves collars article complete gentle
mans wardrobe.
Nov wv
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ATTENTION NJ!

The Newest aud Richest Winer and Early Spring Goods for Gen
tlemen's
CHAS A. SMITH CO., NO Old State House, Boston, beg
visiting examine their
stock Of which has been selected gentleman of
peTience buyer from principal manufacturers England
Germany, and France, and imported to our order t
Overcoming English, Venetian, Labrador (wae
proof beavers, cloth finish Whitneys Dufells
French Kossuh evebean entirely style for top
cloths the celebrated
makers in French and English Of and beautiful col
ors, and rich and superior finish.
Panaooney three hundred different styles OF
beauty that fail please the
refined and exquisite
Cutting departmenLWe have in the different cutting depart
for skill and acknowledged by thousands
to have competitors. #.
shall offer those who favor
win selection by them from stock OF goods
which surpassed equalled similar establishment in
this any other city in the Union.
All which win be manufactured with our personal attention
workmanship, which
cured large and constantly increasing which
now enjoy, and at prices that cannot ai 10 please -
CHAS. A. SMITH CO.,
No. Old State House, Boston.
Ian Am
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE

CONTINUES practise law Supreme attend 10
before Congress-
against the departments and boards Of commissioner pro
home and abroad obtain pensions and
bounty lands collect deb dividends egace and nhe
the United
gage and negotiate purchase loans lands
patent rights, State Of the Union
paid to California land title
10 The United States Supreme Court appeal
caons prepaid addressed 10 w q. snethen,
Place. Capitol TIl Wsshingion u. O., viii prompt
tention. Oct 29-diy
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on nno Pounds Goshen Butter Just received
UUUU New York Butter Store, No. " Han
street, Baltimore. .
great above has been collected with The greatest
expressly falies' during the winter
of prejudice that justly exists against packed
has been imposed them az Goshen
Being connected with one of old
houses in New York. who possess superior
procuring choicest daes from Orange county,
sending supplies regularly twice week.
furnish article that will suit The most renned
taste and such will delightful flavor until spring Hun
already realized the virtue Of my butter NO
will be spared suit all ases All goods delivered IN he
city free OF charge.
Also pounds choice pine apple cheese All wiz be
sol as as In New York by the few packages
All goods bought and sold for cash. - . n,
BALTIMORE Dec II, 1851.
Dec l2-law3w
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A. q G. A. ARMOUR,
DR.8PERs IND TafLoRs,
No. 3e3 Broadway, corner Of Duane street,

A. q G. A. ARMOUR,
DIAPERS and TafLoRS,
No. 303 Broadway, corner OF Duane street,
ysJope fie Irring House Ne~ York,
m rsPrCTFUILY invite offends
IL their spring goods, Of the paern
,hev in nd
asonable moderate prices Fresh clot
vestngs importatons elegant
FOR vests dark patterns OF Paris embroideries.
shn employed In this essblishmentone
"a cut coats pants, and waooats.
nartment itself Army and uniforms
order with accuracy despatch the approved
who VISIT this metropolis will find a this establish
ment everythnr and perfect hs always insured
sTeoArs.-These elegant
e,c ~ much Castle Garden
srst preminm by American Institute at their late fair
Feb bt5-dtm
: RsOy WALK will practise law In the Supreme
Cont States, and attend 10 the prosecution Of
claims arains the government Address Washington, D. %.
Mar lb-u
ne ouuNCEys Literary y vols. Iano..
III boinq vols uniform edition Of his works.
M,tb,rvye,s posthumous Poems, vol
Tbe Vision of sir poem BY James Russell Lowell
and Of his Rev, Jos
Stevens Hnc kmnster; BY Eliza Buckmnster Lee vol
Trease Moars, with account Of the
employed Al the public Boston harbor ny Lert
VIM "a, Wright, u. g. Engineers
- TAYLOR MAURY,
Septic BookSeners, near s'h street.
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ef-EsMm These ships having been built by
kRX%x for service, has been
ZJ.kHlX taken their engines,
10 insure strength and speed and their accommo-
daon passengers unequaed for elegance comfort
Price passage New York Liverpool cabin, 500
Exclusive Of $500 In cabin s7o
From Liverpool 10 New York, f3o and f20.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berth be secured until paid for
SAILING.
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r.. p MILLER,
Of Virginia.
g. w. YERpY,
of Washington City.
d MILLER, ,

between m and 9Th Streets Washington, d. C
yHoLEsALE and retail foreign domestic staple
fancy goods, mattug oeloys table
piano Spreads blankets sheeungs and bouseu
nishng dry goods generally.
su1et prompt, personal attention given orders.
27-lyn
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NEW sTtbEs.--We open to-day OF importaton--lO0
N pieces French chntz, light colors neat Styles
new, adapted for children's Aiso received
90 pieces fine white fsnnels
10 pieces choice Irish linens
linens all widths, for shcctng and pillow
large lot Of table diapers
Dsmask towellnas and napkins
A lot Of fine bombsznes
with any other article usually found In wellordered dry
goods house.
Terms cash. unless arranged 10 the contrary, .
cases. PERRY BROTHER,
Feb ls-steoif #I Opposite Centre Market
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w. IT. DuvaIi, Merchant Taller,
~ a.. ~ I...I,, a D,x..H 1

fIafs firm 81 Insbg Y Dnr1h,D
MOULD respectfully his friends and public
he opened and varied fall and
winter goods Tor gentemenT wear, such
Cloths cassimcres vestng Of the most approved manuc
and styles
Merno, silk, and shirts and drawers
Hosiery eravaH suspendsrs gloves
Umbrellas, dressing gowns, &c,
prepared his lowest cash
rates. lie socts liberal share Of public patronage.
His location opposshs former stand the National
Hotel, Pennsylvania
Sept 27-3aw3wif
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NEMINATtY, ID. N.-lThe evening English
w cassica school this win be
every night except Saturdays and Sundays fom O'Clock
q.
English practical
reading rules formation and
elocnon and the kinds of public
speaking cucisms distinguished English
writers of prose and
The devoted explanation and analysis
enabling
in that tongue with facility.
comprises Of arithmetic
keeping Algebra geometry surveying, gonomety and calculus
7-lw SAMUEL. BARBER, President.
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Columbian College, ID. q.
TUE winter session Of six months will be opened 18th
i September
Room, library, bod and furniture ~ 90
Ishie and servants, per p
Charges 70 students who do not board
20
Room, library, and furniture ~ 90
Fuel stcost washing 37k per dozen.
Mafrculaon fee, SO; and mal charge for damages
The college exclusive books and
do exceed 80 Students
time the opening Of the preferable BILLS payable
months In advance.
opportunity attending IN, courrs
lures by the dtin Rrished Of SCIENCE
also o hearing the debates
United Supreme advantages
other college present.
ColLroR HILE- August 1851. Aug 2o-d&cplawfw
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NEw ROOT AND SHOE sroRE.-Ths subscrber

NEw BOOT AND SHOE STORE.-The subscriber has
taken Of those and elegant stores recently erected y
Brother, north side Of fPcnnsylyania
nue. he intends conducting
in all of branches having engaged the
OF Henry u. Maruens who well known
Cor himself high reputation CUTTER and whose attention viii be
particularly directed the manufacturing Of boots and shoes
particularly the the beau
fu elegant sty. OF Mr. Maelass boots
with beautiful French
and English KID silks, and 'atn which will be made
order IN Mr. Ms usual beautiful style.
In addition manufacory, selected with great
chre New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore all Of
approved description,
which particularly attention Of the public generally
7-eolw J. NJ. JOHNSON.
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SALONA Farm For saIe.-Ths beautiful farm-the former
y Wm Mas offered for sale II Is loca
miles from Washington, d.
plank road leading from Fairfax
Geogeiown adjoining the farm Of Commodore
high cultivation wei
waeed with living springs well fenced plenty Of timber with
The buildings OF brick mansion 2
by attached which make 2S feet 'front.' stone farm
spring house; brick school house carriage
with 62 by 0 with basemental in good repair
ELISHA SHERMAN.
LAsGLEy, Fairfax county, Va, Dec ], 1851
Dec 3-law6wt
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no MAKE ROOM order that we may have ,oo. -
large supply Of spring goods, selling on our ~
winter goods al extremely low prices wei o.
100 black aud eoored "Bay State" long shaws choice
3o0 pairs OF blankets comprising all kinds common ~,
superfne great bargains 'aa
$50 pieces very choice and fine cloths and cassneres
styles and prices The black French cloths caSi%s
ia The lot very hne and cheap fe
rs richly pointed cloth piano and table
100 pisces white annels from 25 per yard 10 exa "a
% bundles genilemens woolien, cotton nerino ana M
shirts and drawers "S"
30 door drusges and cnmb cloths handsome patterns
low prices -
Our stock bombaznes apacas uousselines, merino an,
mourning goods is now, well all times
pete, and at prices proverbialylow ~
100 English and French mernos, oil coo
We offering bargains Ia all kinds OF eoored and
silks. @a
is pieces ladies' /" habit clohs," assorted eolors
8 pieces white sans
100 dozen ladies, kid gloves, assorted colors
900 pieces white cambrics and muins, al all prices
30 pieces sheeng and pillow inens all nen ali s
100 pieces sheengs, assorted with d
goods In line all vf which, bear in mind will offer m
markaby low prices. ~
Terms cash, unless arranged TO the contrary.
Good articles low pces and fair dealings be relied
cases. PERRY x BROTHER -
Jan l3-3wif Opposite Centre Marx,
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United state. Patent omee,


aR petition and George Wolf Of COLUMBIA
pa DougheTy Philadelphia Pa praying ior me
extension Of Them Tor @h ~
mode OF making wheels 10 be Aed vn
patent which place the seventeenth day o. maeh A.
ID. loo2--
il position heard the Patent once on
at " o'clock M and an
notified appear II any ey he,
VIII said petition ought not 10 ba granted ~ =, . -, p,
opposing the extension required 70 me ~ m
before OfheanE All testimony hiea py
said hearing must be iaken and
In the rules of the oice which VIII Se
Ordered Also published the National intoi-
gencer Kspubc Union, d. philadelphia IN
aer Providence Journal foSSsnss M p'na.s , .,l, GA
Boston, successive weeks pr"
yous 10 the sixteenth day Of March next ..
Commissioner of Patents
g. Editors papers will please and send their
once, with paper containing this notice
Jan le-law5w
N PURSUANCE Order OF the Orphans Court
Of Baltimore notice hereby given tbai ~ ne ast WIN ana
testament OF Edward Matthew'S OF Baltmofe cry, "e wa
probate OF December, ls55 thee
the following item designated the third item Of said last WI" ana
Item 81 will and bequeath half my widows
Grandfather children, their heirs, thee paris
Grandfather Mahew grand children or iheir heirs
county Gamogan shall be judges Of this bequcst
the chden their he pc weaiy
need IT, that the poorest OF my relations on
either side shall have IT," I !,
And in order further warning all
persons interested in the provision s item 70 a
by SOLICITOR before the st day july e 70
the said orphans court may take in me
premises. ,os,.,, n .,cy, mi
Administrator de boni non with annexed, of
Dec e7~iamsm 80 Edward Matthew'S.