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" ASHiECTOE, OCTOBER 20, 1907.
nN the petition Of Cad lader Evans, of Pitts
~ burgh Pa. prayingfor the extension OF patent
granted to him on the fifteenth Q5th) of pr, 1888,
for improvement in steam-boers, for seven
years from the expiration OF aaid patent, which
takes place the fifteenth (l5th) day Of April,
eighteen hundred and fifty three (ls53:)
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on Monday, the seventeenth U7th) of
January, 1853, at twelve O'Clock, m; and all per-
notified to appear and show cause, if
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granted.
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Os
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scientific course has been extended, SO as to en-.
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SCOTT AND JACKSON, by Headley. The lives
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a. m. Returning, leaves Norfolk every Friday at
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Saturday, - l5, 1852. Wednesday. NAV
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saturday, =! Wednesday, " II
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DURAL CHEMISTRY, an introduction to the
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RS.
The Pyrotechnists Companion, or Familiar
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WAsnINGTON, January 26, 1852.
Messrs. LITTLE 4 BnowN- Gentlemen: BY your
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February II, 1852.
GENTLRMEH: have examined your republica-
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS.

DEPARTMEsr OF THE ISTEaIoR,
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRs,
October 5, 1882.
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
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of November next, for furnishing the following In
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Erecntion Of RLaise !Mnxpinski.

THLAuLLrHIA, December 3d-p. M.-The
.,eeutiou OF this mretched being, found gull
F, o. aiding in the murder Of young Lehman,
o,ts year ago tooh place in the prison yard
- icy.
About 30 persons were admitted as specla
e. % The scene.
The prisoner was attended by two Polish
,rieeJ~. lie passed a very restless and fearful
ny :, oui this morning previous 10 the execu-
toa looked pale aud hnggard, and was tremo.
.sg constantly.
81 ut time prior to II O'Clock, he was led
a.. from his cell 10 the scQfioid, attended by
as spiritual advisers, who sung and prayed IN
ne Polish tongue as they passed along
Nhep uu the sc4fold lie looked around for n
.ew "a nutes, and after prayers were again Of
tered ~. took leave Of the priests, the sheriff,
Il keeper Of tha prison and others. Marshal
Nes~er then adjusted the rope around his
reca. Ii was subsequently fixed by negro
..a-nau in disguise. The Marshal then Dire "
-..e cap, Gui the culPrit was left alone on the
s'aiDid.
In . moment the drop FIJI, and after q terrible
Struggle e five minutes, life was extinct
he body was cut down in about 80 minutes,
aad taken charge Of by The keeper Of the pri.
sou. He dad protesting his innocence, asking
g'eness OF all and his maker. The Priests
'efIs" to tiyulge his confession.
Ills last words were that he died as n Chris
.sr, having been reconcied to God. He Their
played III his own language, and the Priests
paced 4 CTuCliX OH his heart and rosary in
ms land THe fall OF the Trap, being only
&tout three feet, was not sufficient to disI0calC
a,s neck. No d0ub. exists as to his guilt
Las Priests vii! bury his body.
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ERterestigg from the West

CiycI>NATI, Dee. 2.-The Electoral Col.
iegcs Of Tennessee and Kentucky met yester-
day, aud cast their votes for Scott and Ora.
aem.
Hon. John w. Crockett, son of the ceIebra
ed "Davy Crockett" died at Memphis on the
gth ult.
Henry Mccall, book keeper of HlIman,
far!eer s. Co, OF Memphis, has absconded
"rh seventeen hundred dollars of his employ
rrs' money.
A collision occurred on "Wednesday evening
on the New Albany aud Salem Railroad. One
man, named Harris, was killed, and several
we're wounded. About 40 hogs were killed
aid both locomotives were damaged TO the
amount o. $1,000.
Two freight trains yesterday came in COLI
son on the Bellefontaine Railroad, near In
annapolis. One otthe hands, named Thomas
Barrett was instantly killed, and three others
named O'Bgian, Caddy, and Dunn, were badly
wounded. Their recovery is considered doubt