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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-26
HUNTSVILLE HOTEL.

TNHE undersigned adopt this method Of inform
L ing the public generally, that they have fitted
up the Hotel on Main street, known as the old
Tavern >tand, and are now prepared to accommo-
date the Public 10 their
Entire Satisfaction,
Their rooms light and airy, and their table will
always be furnished with the best the country OF
market affords Attached to the Hotel will be kept
Stable well supplied with provender and the
strctest attention will be given to horses
They hope from knowledge of the business
founded upon past experience, that by rendering
their undivided attention TO the wants of thei
guests-to make their stay at the Huntsville Hotel
comfortable and agreeable.
WILLIS ~. CAMERON & CO.
| Huntsville, Feb. 8, 1S52-6m
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CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES.
c+A The subscriber would invite the atten-
&s8e ton of all persons who are in want of car
riages of any description to his large and superior
stock of
Coaches, Rockaways, Barouches, Buggtes,
with and without top, also travelling carriages Of
almost every style now in use.
Having the advantage of nearly twenty years
experience in the business in St. Louis, and hav-
ing the largest stock of carriages now in the west,
the subscriber feels confident that he can suit the
most fastidious. He will sell at small advance
on cost for cash or city acceptance, all work either
or made to order BY the best makers in the States
az Mandatory and Repository at the old stand
on Iih, between Green and Morgan Streets.
L. d. EDGAR.
ST. Louis, Feb 19-5m
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Spring'Arrangernent for 1852
FRIDAY PACKET.
For Jefferson City. RoctePort, Boorrills a;

1IbAI T1NhE1.
For Jefferson City RoctePort, Boonrile dnd
Glasgow,
In The new and magnificent steamer
60 ELVIRA, James Dozier, master, will
commence at the opening of navigation in the Mis-
souri, river, and make weekly trips to Glasgow,
leaving ST. Louis every Friday at O'CLOCK, and
at Arrow Rock, Boonyille, Rocheport, Welch's,
Mt. Vernon, Providence, Nashville. Marion, Clays-
vile and Jefferson City, same day, and mouth OF
Usage, Benefits, Shepley's, St. Aubert, Fishers,
and will be at South Point. Kings, Augusta, Yu-
mainly, Dozier's, st. Charles, and St. Louis, on
Wednesday at noon.
TIE owners of the steamer Elvira hope. by I'M
firing attention 10 the comfort and safety of passen-
gers to merit and receive the very liberal patron
age heretofore extended to them.
All orders, packages bundles, &c. left in charge
Of the Clerk, shall receive particular attention.
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n. Wall, St. LOUIS
Yosti Il OTricli, 81. Charles,
Mense 81 Murphy, Washington,
c. D. Eitzen. Hermann,
P. c. Arnold, Portland,
l.. Robiou s; Co.. st. ALBERT,
". A. Bennett, Bennett Landing,
J. Glenn, Mouth CT Usage,
A. W. Cearncil, jefferson City,
P. II. Mellon. Claysyille,
NJ. \. Dunlap. Mlrion,
Spo.tswood {; Parker, Providence
Taylor * jackson, Rocheport,
Moore X Porter, Boonville,
W. J.. Boyer h Co.. Arrow Rock,
Manson s Robins, Glasgow.
m
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Go. WAGNER's
CONFECTIONERY & BAKERY.


CONFECTIONERY & BAKERY.
(Next door to Chile's Old Corner,l
Water ST., Glasgow. No.
V1HE subscriber respectfully announces that he
l. is prepared at tile shortest notice, TO fill Or
doris for cakes of every description, for
Wedding Occasions, Social Parties,
or Family use. His stock of plain and fancy
candy is complete, and embraces, in part
Crimped Candies.
Peppermint. Lemon,
Cinnamon, Cream, Rose, Glove, sc,
Lamps.
Peppermint, large & small Gin
Cream - . Flat Lemon.
Drops.
Peppermint, Victoria,
Acidulated Lemon, Rose.
Fancy Candies.
Star, Vanilla Cream, Flat Lemon, (clear)
Sugar plums, assorted, Sugar x burnt almonds,
BloomerSaniseed commits Rock, different colored.
Plain and Gilt French Kisses; all kinds Lozengcs
large and small CornucopiGs, sc. SC.
All of which will be carefully packed, and de-
ivered any where in the city, or promptly forwar-
ded TO neighboring towns G. o. WAGNER.
Glasgow Jan 10, 1852
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Gold and Silver spectacles.
cassss
A large assortment of gold and silver spectacles,
~ can be found at my establishment. Glasses
fitted to suit any age, and spectaces repaired.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN,
oct2 Sign Of the Big Watch.
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NOTICE.

NUTTtE.
WE would respectfully inform our friends ana
w the public generally, that we have associated
with us in the Lumber business, Mr.. BARNARD
Bryan; the Business will be conducted as usual in
the style of the old firm. We have now piled IN
our yards large and general assortment OF
LUMBER, DOORS, BLINDS, &c,
Constantly on hand an FOR sale at Factory prices
70thce on Broadway, opposite O'Fallor
street. BRYAN& GIBSON,
St. Louis, geb 5, ls52-2n
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NOTICE.

MY former partner Mr.. s. c. Hutchcson,
wi having associated himself in the Dry Goods
business with X. l.. Barton. under the firm of Bar
ton s. Hutchinson, take pleasure in speaking q
word for the new House. Having for number OF
years been associated with one Of the partners and
Intimately acquainted with the other, | cheerfully
recommend them to the public as fully worthy OF
confidence and Urirersrl patronage.
Glasgow, Jan l6-2m w. +. DUNNICA.
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ExECUTOR'S SALE OF SLAVES.
LEATHER.

A n ASSORTMENT of Skrhng, Harness and
n Bride Leather, in store and for sale b.
Feb 5, 1852 PERRY * BARTH0LOW.
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DANv1LLE, Feb. II, 1852.

DANvILLE, Feb. IL, 1852.
Pursuant to adjournment the meeting was
called 10 order at 8 o'clocls-,Directors pres.
ent as on yesterday. -.
On motion it was unanimously agreed
that wbsn. this meeting. adjourn, it adjouri
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NOTICE..

Glasgow, Feb 1e. ls52-1m
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A NEW Route To Ptttsburg, via tho BALTIMORE, sus-
guehanra, Pennsylvania RaiiroadThrough 10 Psrr
express train Of will leave Calvert daily
United mail Washington Baltimore e.
connecting with the fast line Mt Mddletown
irving at Harrisburg AT ~, m, 10 dinner.
train leaves Harrisburg for the d. arriving
Holdayrhurr Aths point passengers option
taking either the TO Johnsovn thence
stages direct from HoIlday-burF to Piitsbnrr.
Tickets viii be sold the following by this
York. wrbvic, Columbia, Marietta Mddatown,
Port Merstown, perysvie, Lewsown
inedon Hoilidaysburg and Pittsburr.
This train also with the Cumberland Valley raroad
which through Carlisle shppensbus Chambersburr and
othe points this Rad.
accommodation Of from Washington for
points the win be The
Of The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad the arrival Of
the morning TO receive the baggage, which viii be
ROBERT STEWART,
OctI-dn Ticket Agent
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WE dese ea The OF ladies complete
Of goods selling greatly
prices in The advanced slate Of the
We are selling handsome bereges at lok and rs cents
fiad aud plain cambIics very cheap
Dotted swiss musns, from rs cents up
Common book muslin, suitable for covering glasses
Handsome India siiKs, al 50 cents
Rich black silks, al all prices
100 pieces figured lawns, from IAN cents
Handsome ginghams, all prices
80 pieces bsrege dc iaines, cheap
10 pieces 81, i0-s, Il-4 and 1874 aheetlnxs
10 do handsome table linens
90 do Russia diaper all widths
70 do Irish linens, all qualities
100 dozen towels, cheap
~ pieces white and brown linen drills, for boys
10 pieces striped do do
~ pieces brown figured linens, for covering furniture, &C.
rs pieces handsome black lawns, at IAN cents
100 dozen ladies all coos and quail
Menno kanze shirts, sc,
90 pairs embroidered muslin curtains, low figure
white shrung eoiions from 6k cents up
Domestcs o. kinds, al market price,
We have left few worked Infants robes which we wiz now
close OF very cheap.
With general stock seasonable goods which will offer
much below order reduce stock
tory 70 taking an inventory next month.
BAY STATE LONG sHAwLs.
ladies' going the springs in want
will ind good Of heavy Bay State long shaw which
we will sell very cheap this warm weather.
July s-daw w. NJ. SINISTER 3 CO.
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no OWNERS Lands Terss-A gentleman In Virgins
who good and desires 70 Texas
would like become the for
lands county, with view bring them into
mari Il. i
He family capiai Is desrous Of engaging In
agriculture He satisfactory testimonials ofcapao
and responsibility and his general acquaintance IL such
q considerable emigration Texas.
Any ofTeras would he inclined avail himself
plscedn correspondence with the
advertiser suitable responses by addressing paid
WIN. GoULDIN,
General scent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
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Orange and Alexandria and Manassas Gap Railroads
THE daily pasenge
Passengers with r. r. Sawyer's Of coaches
for Mddebug Uppervile, and Pars in Lousoun county, Mill
WOOD and winchester reaching Winchester by ocock
p IN. Fare through, 81.
by the same raia passengers for Waen,en Fauquier Springs
Cupepe Courthouse Orange Court and sve
ZION with the Virginia Central railroad the asnaned
thence Charlottesville, by Sawyer
reaching Warrenon Springs early dinner hour Culpeper
Courthouse by O'Clock, and Gofdonsvie full
with the of the Virginia Central
Richaiond Charlottesville. Through Gordonsve
Sawyers elegant
nis and the exceled by other line in the
State Mr. Sawyer his the
nexons and the public rely careful driving and good time
10 all points
Both Of the above railways laid with heavy ron and
the every The coaches
exceed United provided with
beams guards and all Of the approved INIT Of railway
Through tickets can be obtained the Potomac House. Pnny
yana Washington and Newon Mansion House, Aexan
dria. Baggage 100 Tbs passenger.
The first and steamboats, between Washington and
exaoda regularly with above and
In Ale will ind omnDuses them
from the boats to the railway station.
parties by either Of roads IL numbering
twcniy day charged
The road ior,eth mile In
Fauquer county, The Manassas Salem, Fnuquier
So miles from Alexandria
r. NJ MIDDLETON, Sup o and Alex. r. h.
NJ. M. WELSH, sup. NJ. q. X. r.
luna II--diF
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
worthiugton q. Anetheu

CONTINUES practise law In the Supreme Cont
claims
against departments and boards Of commissioners
cure patents home and abroad obtain pensions and
bounty lands collect debts dividends leecies and nhe
part Of the United states and In foreign countes
gage purchase and loans lands
patent rights, In any State Of the Union.
paid California land-ue coming
10 United States Supreme Court appeal,
prepaid addressed w. a. Snehen Carroll
Place, Capitol n Washington, ID. O., win with prompt
tention. Oct28-dly
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NJOTuCE--and 1891 issued 10 the under
signed June 1884, private in Captain Coeman'r
the Hon A. o.
Brown United States House Of Representative. and has by some
mi-lsd This the efore notice that
of from this date make application
OF Pensions city Of Washington, for dn
further filed carsaf with the
Of the General Once the issuance
Of the patent 1921, issued and lost
rnislsid a. aforesaid. DAVID A. JONES,
Az i4-isw6w Of Nsshoha county, Mississippi.
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sAGUENAY RIVER.
SALT WATER BATHING AND SALMON FISHING


a Nsn For the 5aguensy, stopping at Murray Bay, River
6x;HaxT dn Loup and Cacouna. The we'll known
ROWLAND HILL. Captain J. b. Ryan
low her furniture, beds bedding refed
dining saloon spendd furnished the modern sle
and table intended be supplied with the best the market Affords
with commodous especially fitted for this route
with appuenance the comfort
Of and by her strength and speed Is particularly
adapted TO the above navigation
This for Quebec Monday
O'clock Andrews wharf Tuesday
morning O'clock for above named fashionable watering
ling every succeeding Monday Montrea and Tuesday
from Quebec the hour proceeding Wednesday
ing from Cacouna If Offer the river Saguenay the
faramed Ha Ha Bay, and places Of interest that majestic
river.
leaving Monday will be landed In Montreal the
succeeding Friday morning.
The Rowland Hill will also leave this for Quebec River du
bee on sunday, and 10 Montreal on Monday morning
Fare reduced 25 per cent from last years prices
From Montreal TO River du Loup Cacouna IS
10 saguenay and back to Cacounn. 8
to River du Loup or Cacouna and back to Montre-
al, same trip 8
to Saguenay and back to Montreal 10
Meals included
State rooms, half dollar
Children under u years, and accompanying cabin
sengcrs half price.
NILES.
DIsTANCE-From montreal TO Chcuutinl 43O
(" TO Cacouna 100
" Quebec TO Chicoutimi. ....................2 $50
Z" una........................l2 100
and commodous hotels been opened River Loup
and Cacouna, for the reception OF visers this
MONTREAL June, 1852. July Idiot
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EDWARD X. COLLINS d CO.,
No. 80 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, Co,
Liverpool.
r. @. ROBERTS CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE CO.,
20 Rue Noue Dame des VICTORIES
Paris.
GEO. N DRAPER, Havre.
ships will accountable
signed therefor the thereof expressed
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rHARLEs SEXTON Attorney and coup.eIIor-a,

CHARLES SEXTON, Attorney and CoupselIor-st-
his professional
the United claims before the Court and
In claims against Of the
before Congress, procuring In obtaining
bounty snd In collecting debts and nh.rnces and
negotiating purchase and sale Of spds Of United
especially ing claims before the Of commits
under with Mexico prepared his full
enon and TO California land ute coming up In The SHIFTED
Supreme Court appeal.
the Territories, compiled from the
surveys General Land Once and statistical information,
bcng improvements and population Of the Territories and the
the United States ssreeaby 10 the late oensus
obtained his Office 18th street, opposite the Trsss"
Building, Washington, d. g.
References Buternsd, Washington city his srcel-
Ramsey ST. Paul Minnesota John w. Livingston,
attorney aaw New York city Peter H. Burnei attorney
Alviso California; Thomas Comparatively Co.. Phila
dephia Mesus A. Ladew Co., ST. Lonis Messrx G. Aber
nsthy Co, Oregon City.
Feb e-2aw3m
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Professor and Teacher Of Daaes Department CaAs stre,
and The aiAsis Indian sb senilsnsn om
London,
III AS the honor iDo the fauiss
III al the request Of ladies gentlemen be will take
his residence IN Washington purpose teaching above
branch q genleel education and having studied
under MI Mason and Mr. Tenne aiso practice
and testimonials families, and
and guardians enable pa ali the fashionable
dances will credit bat
erai Subtraction 10 his patrons
Mr. Goodai making elegant
and due notice will be his pupils he respectfully solcis
an early call 70 enable him fully out h plans relative 10
his classes.
Mr. O. will all his time gentrmen wishing
study violin aud yiolonceio, and who wish
nue them with the aid Of and as guarantee Of his ability
director
National Theslre fully
from families aud schools he has taught
ring long period Ia England
Mr. win also lessons in sngsg and intends 10 form vocal
aud interim will be
private lessons any Of the above branches.
Address Mrs. Bays. door TO Dougas green house.
north.
July 20--eo3t
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NOTICE

NOTICE
Respetns private Iands heretofore chdrarn from
marked IN Hinoi account fhe hsnos Cenirai haioa6
prevent dcuy the land ocers, aer closing
public above proclaimed, will announce
those that applications for tras entries by cash o. oca
double the minimum pfoe0 VIII be
the and from day day for land in the several
offered such public sae and remained
unsoa which such townships will be announced
location OF land warrants, 10 be made writing
sppIcn,ions made day win be examined ae
applied the
such applications rh be
thereafter auction such app can and be
awarded b the highest bidder according 10 law
Amer having acted on the pressing applications or me double
imum lands the land obcsrs VIII announce mat wn
entries by Gosh locations BY land WAT
the and unapproprated public lands outside
OF said railroad and
branches heretofore enable the State
the quantity Of land to which she entitled and
selected for such and such appcs
the OF business should require such
applications will be treated the those above
toned.
Es,pmdsrlc and Springfield Districts.
There being lands within EpwlrpsvrLs district, and
district, falling within
mile limits Of the railroad grant, such unspprora'ed
Withheld private and found
United after the road
private location, the following periods 70 w
the lands in Monday the fb gay o.
July nert and the lands the srRsarLp DISTRICT ON nonasy
No right Of preempnon Of the public lands when nave
been withheld from market account 81 the aoao gran, WIZ
settlement made thereon
1885, and prior TO the day when the
land shall again be subject private entry az aoesotd
Where locations made by land warrants, sy WV be re-
paid cash, In accordance with the regua
ton. bed by this Office 2ad March last.
Given under hand at the General Land Once the third ds,
Al 7@iswisw J. BUTTERrrELD, Commissioner
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(vIA NAVY BAY And rAsAsA.)

sasmm The public Informed that, under the present
W{Rxx this company Inspected
ZlhxI aud approved by Navy Department, suitable
la strength and power for conversion Into war
Of the nrst GLASS; and carrying the United States mails viii
hereafter leave Panama Francisco immediately arrival OF
Atlantic mails, will Panama the
lst and 18th days Of each The following be
longing this the Pacific which
will always ND rONIe
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General Agency and Law once at Warrington
Ia

Todd, Buidiass, Pennsylvania rsrt dsor vet
Bro9n's Hotel, Washinsfoa, ID. C.
rHAs. DE SEEDING ANDREW WYIfE, IT,, having formed
partnership for the Of prosecuting csms befe
executive departments before bead OF com
monens appointed for the adjustment Of sponons ~ ons'
claims foreign prepared 20 pse
all buspess be tsusseS 70
chare. They obtaining psncss, bounty
otherwise buying and selling real estate, collecting private GAINS
rents, &c.
Andrew wyIe, J will attend law business with whes
either himself the 6ra be nusted in amy OF e courts
the District, Court the United States
Chas DE sedne being United States commissioned no,sv
public deeds for all the states OF us un
prompt taking Of testimony ackno~ed
deeds, other duties which appertnin 20 h' once
will and regulated W ths
and the Of services required
Communica (post paid VIII receive mneoas a"snuo".
HnntR
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Each allowed $50 lbs baggage free, not
ceeding In 10 cubic feet
furnished with mattress and pillow, and
with the rations the
Freight will be 70 cents per foot and from
The oil
the isihmus expense Of the passengers.
viii be perceived that by the through mail line secure
advantage the quality Of the employed and
despatch the boats always ready
at both ends OF the line accidents.
For further information apply the oce Of the company 81 and
SIS South berhs apply tho companys
agency No. 1T West street, of Warren street, New York.
Mar
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GUNNER ARRhNGEMENT.-,Just received from Philsde-
- phs another lot Of Parsons celebrated
This refrigerator other that produced
s 40 constructed that the ice Hes directly the thereby
circulation Of cold
An upright ressiors have the ice three feet from the
meats consequently bottom
cold The interior vessels Of this II
ranged that each article Of food entirely and removed
with facility. Call md them.
WOODWARD, sole for the Dsuict Of Coumbs Penn
syvsna avenue, between loth and iith streets
le-2uf
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WAsnIssross July 2, lso2.
ON petition Of Robert Newell Of New York city syss ior
1885, manifold penslsion sek for
day september eighteen hundred and my
the said petition be heard al he raien, Once on
Monday sixth (c) Of September 1854 al IL O'clock M and
all are nonedto appear aud show cause any
Persons opposing required ae in the Patent
twenty days before day ohsarns testimony died BY
he used az the said hearing must be taken and transmitted
Ordered Also tina, this notice published
delpha Pa Express. New York Guy Albany STATE Register
Boston, Milwaukee Daily Journal, Anwsakie, Wis
esnsn week for three successive weeks pfeoa. 70 he
''A '''' q september n'A' 'n' ''' Tnos EwBANK
Commissioner Of Patents.
r Editors Of the above viii please copy and send their
July e-iaw3w
GALE OF HARPEit's FERRY I.OIS.-on "Wednesday,
s nr my o. sbas, is ~ q oss;s from ne
partitions land belonging Unied that place The
Howell BROWN surveyor Of Jefferson county Virginia which viii
Dc exhibited on s day q sale and which a ne Ord
office Of the Superintendent Of the Amo Hapers Ferry.
cash, payable
two equal instruments years from the dat Of The
each nstsiment shall be punciusy paid
Otherwise interest a. de rate Of dix per cent per shall BE-
such instruments from he date Of sale until the final
employed United States Amory will 10 allowed
6neioanh cash. and s remainder At one ,wo hres four
without provided they agree that an amount eqna 70
from 'sir monhy workman should be III
the employment Of The he viii install
remaining purchased by him. be subject
The same conditions as other parch~sers
until the price thereof shall have been paid in full.
Col. U. 3. A., Commanding
COMMANDING OrrIcERs OFFICE,
Haper's Ferry ATmory June, 1852.
t-I
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The steamship Columbia will ply, in come xon with the
above steamers Oregon.
$50 baggage free,
ceedng In M 10 cubic feet
Freight Chages 20 cents per foot and from
Pana Francisco the rate OF 500 per ton
freight PASSAGE apply at the ONCE OF the company Ia
West street. New York city. NJ. o. ROBERTS.
Ian l6-d3m
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WARRINGTON, June IA, 1852.
IN petition Of John Brown, stonngton Connecticut
praying the extension of patent granted him for i'm
sailing the
Of said patent which takes place the thirty first day OF
December, 1859
ordered that tho said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday The 10th November 1882 at ~ o'clock and all
they have,
said petition ought not TO be granted.
Office their objections specially set forth In writing at least h
before the Of hearing All testimony filed by either
said hearing be taken and transmitted In
cordance with the rules Of the office, which will be nhed
picaion.
Ordered also that this notice be published IN the National ntsl
gence Republic, and Union, Washington D. CT Inquirer, Phil
adepha Pennsylvania Express New York cyi Albany State Re
Albany New York; Couran Hartford Connecticut Proy
dencs Journal, Povidcncs Rhode Island md Daily Bce Boston,
for successive previous
to the 29h Of November, 1884, the day Of hearing
| THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents.
p Editors OF the above will and send their
bills the Patent Office, with paper containing this notice.
June 81
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rOTTAGE Heights sale, the cottage
the north Of north between 4 and
cottage built The o has front Of so feet inches and depth Of
Jos feet ~ inches, containing 64 The situation
exceeded in beauty by city being Of
ridge, commanding whole city
rounding The cottage large and built Of the best
teriss The whole will be sold bargain and accommodating
should No. ~, which adjoin
lot No the and Of the size with No. 8, will be
cluded in the sale.
For further information apply
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
July l4-eo6t Auction and Commission Merchant.