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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-03

"a Main street, have in store and receiving
large additions to their stock of DRUGS. MEDI.
CINES, SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS, PAINTS,
OILS, DYES, WINDOW GLASS and FANCY AR
TiCLES, which they offer for sale the most favo.
fabie terms to cash and puucfual dealers
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DREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR

DREPARATO K Y sc Ill 90 L. L o X
Il BOYS.-This School viii be opened by the sub
scriber the 10Th of September next, in building
en- 2nd street between Broad and Marshall.
COURSE OF STUDY.
The system of instruction will afford every facility
for the acquisition of sound BUSINESS English EDE
CATION. To which will be added preparatory in
structiOn in the LATIN Language, and in the Physi-
cal, Moral and Intellectual SCIENCES.
Itis the purpose of the subscriber if literally
tanned, to associate with himself Classical and
Mathematical Teacher
TRIMS PER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS.
For the simple Elementary branches. $50 90
- 50 higher .......... 81 90
Z" Latin and En- nglish. Observation-Disclosures. A 90
CITY REFERENCES.
Judge Crump, Chas. Rose, Ed Mail,
Judge Clopton. Garland Hanes
Herbert A. Claiborne, Il. L. Coleman,
Logan Waller, J. W. Randolph,
Tho. d. Quarles, +. b. Spence.
George Maynard, John NJ. Gregory.
G.. j.. c. SALTER.
The subscriber will be absent from the city until
the l2th September next. Those desiring TO enter
pupils requested to leave their names at the Of
ice of the Morning Mail, with Mr. Nherry, at the
Exchange Rank. au %s-Stawt&
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CT. JOSEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY,

CT. JOSEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY,
~ RICHMOND, NA-Conducted by the SISTERS
OF CHARITY-corner of Marshall and 4th streets.
This institution will resume studies the 10th Au-
gust.
Boarders for board tuition, bed and bedding wash
ing and mending, pay SEMI ANNUALLY in advanceSlI0
per aunum Doctors fee Sc
Day scholars, according to the branches they study,
pay QUARTERLY in advance, from 81 to So per quar-
ter.
An extra is charged in the ornamental branches,
as Music, Painting, French and Embroidery, for
tuition and of instruments.
Letters addressed to sister Rosalia Green, St. Jos.
Academy, or to Rt. Rev. Bishop McGill will meet
prompt attention.
Children of any religious denomination admit
ted, condition of conforming to the general disci
pliue of the school. au S-lm&
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ROOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c.-I am
11now receiving my Fall stock Of BOOTS SHOES
TRUNKS, CARPET-BAGS and FALISES, from the
most celebrated manufacturers in all the Northern
cities. Please call and examine.
aul8 JOHN THOMPSON
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H ~ Il - Il n - II L " ~ cI 1lA1 . AMI
Il CAPS.-f am in receipt of the Fall fashions of
reEt.emeD's HATS and CAPS, to which l invite the
aJeu,i0n Of the public.
N l9 JOHN THOMPSON
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Railroad Convention was held at Wentworth,
Rockingham county, North Carolina, on the gsrd
ult, to consider the scheme of constructing Rail-
road from Clarksville Virginia, via Milton. N. c.
to Leaksville, North Carolina The meeting was
large. j. w. Benton acted as President and John
Gum and Joseph B. Holderly, as Secretaries Reso.
lutions were adopted approving the project and ex-
pressing the determination TO aid it.
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WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD FOR SALE-The subscriber
w having large quantity of WOOD to dispose
81 has foand it convenient to take yaId for that
purpose.
nue.. Orders for WOOD may be left at the stores of
&C. @. Herring, Esq, Messrs. Reeve & Blair, James
Il. Shelton, Esq, at the yard, which will meet
with prompt attention.
He has on hand about 700 cord superior seasoned
OAK WOOD, which he will sell at the market price.
ia 19-.s JOHN f. REEVE.
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The Savannah Morning News alludng to the riot
at Niagara Falls, says that the body of Dir. Jones
was found on the banks of the canal about mile
from that city some three four years since hav-
ing been shot in the head. He was engaged in the
manufacture of brick at the time of his death, and
strong suspicious were excited that some of his
own negros had committed the murder Mr.. Jones
was young man of exemplary character, and
connected with highly respectable and wealthy
family in Burke county, Ga, who offered one thou
sand dollars reward for the apprehension and coz
viction of his murderer, OF whom until now, if IN
deed the negro arrested is the guilty person, no
thing has been known.
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gooTs, SHOES, HATS, &c.

ENCOURAGE HOME III A n r A e
H. TfrpPS Ladies can slwavs find at the LA
DIFS SALOoN,n CATER BOOTS OF our own
rake which are IN every respect superior 20 any OF
Nortl.eyB manufacture at Sc low II nor ,oWer prices
the Norhern Shoes We presume II Is because IL u
not generally known that we make such shoes, Inc
e,ect Of this advertisement therefore, lto hotly all
rfteT article of Carer Boots of all shades and CO.
- 81 s. So than can be bought of Northern manu-
tsctuTs foT the same pnce ,
.heir interes, nv calling No IS, when in want of a
Pa" g WHITE & PAGB.
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MIR. TINSLEY'S BOARDING AND

MI h. TINSLEY'S BOARDING AND
Va DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'
Grace Street, between 5th aud 6thThe exercises of
the next Session will commence the first Monday
in October and close on the 18th of July following
The course of study will embrace all the branches
of thorough English Education, together with An
cent and Modern Languages and Music
The School ID supplied with Globes, Maps, Charts,
and extensive apparatus for the illustration of the
physical science
In addition to the Teachers of the last session. the
services of other competent assistants will be secured
as the wants OF the institution may demand.
Terms for the scholastic year, payable one-half IN
advance, the balance on the lst of March,
Board, including washing, lights and fuel, S220 CO.
Tuition in English branches $50 to $40.
Tuition in Ancient and Modern Languages, EACH
$50 90
Music, $50 90. au 25-1Ot*
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE
~ FOR YOUNG LADIES.-The exercises of the
Southern Female Institute, late of Fredericksburg
Va. will be resumed i'll the city of Richmond.
The course of study will be collegiate. There will
be three classes, Junior, Intermediate and Senior.
The mode of instruction will be by lectures, and
DAILY examinations upon them and upon assigned
portions of Text Books.
The apparatus belonging to this Institution is as
complete any in the State, and the chenlica and
philosophical course will be fully iustratedb by expe-
riments.
The young ladies will be under the supervision
Mrs Gen .Pegram.
The session will commence on the first Monday IN
October and end on the 18th July
TERMS.
Tuition tees........;.. ...............'. ~ % 0o
One-hal payable the lst day OF October the
rest on the 1st of March.
Graduates of this Institution privileged to at
tend the lectu free ticharge
Forfurth Information, address Mrs. Gen. Pegraul,
Richmon t.Va.; Prof. d. Lee Powell Leesburg, Leu
don Prof Robt. j Morrison Fredericksburg, Va.
d. LEE POWELL,
ROBT. J. MORRISON.
Refer to the following persons: A. A. Morson,
Esq, Richmond Lieut. Mathew f. Maury, of Ma
| tional Observatory, Washington; DR.. Beverley r.
Wexford, Fredericksburg, Va; DR.; George Fleming,
Hanover, Va; DIR. William Gwathmey, King Viii
liam, Va. DR. William Dew, King L Queen Va;
John Whitney Montgomery Ala Thos. b. Barton,
Esq. Fredericksburg Va; John NJ. Hendon, Esq,
| VIM. c. Winston. Esq. Hanover CO., Va.
Mrs. Gen. Pegram will receive as boarders young
ladies wishing to enter their Institution. Miss Nassas,
French lady, of superior attanments, will board in
the house aud thus afford great advantages to those
| studying the French language. One of the Ptotes-
| sors will also board with Mrs. Pegram.
Il TEEMs-Board 500 washing extra.
| au 2-3tawtOlst
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
~ BY J. r. BUDWELL.-The subscriber would
respectfully inform the citizens of Richmond and its
vicinity that he will the 18th of September next
open an English aud Classical SCHOOL for BOYS,
in the building erected by the Rev NJ l.. Bckford for
his Dung Ladies' Institute" FoIshee street. be-
tween Grace and Broad streets. Particular attention
will be given to the mental and moral training of all
pupils committed to his care. Modern Languages
will be taught by competent Professor.
TERMS.
Common English Branches es.....................S35 .S35
Classics and Mathematics. so
Modern Languages, each. ....................... 20
No deduction for loss of time, except account of
protracted illness
Persons wishing to enter scholars will please en-
quire at Mrs. Ra glands corner of Grace and Adams
streets. J. B. BUDWELL.
From DR.. Harrson, Chairman of the Faculty, nj
Versity of Virginia
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,
- August II, 1858.
Mr. J. E. Bn1well has attended my lectures we'll
nigh two sessions and has. in my udgment such
pocity and atainments as should make him q
full teacher His excellent moral character and up
night department will gain him the confidence of all
those who shall come to know him.
GESSNER HARRISON.
Refer farther to Rev. w II. McGuffey, ID. d. and
LII D., Professor of Moral Philosophy, University of
Virginia; NJ. Schele De We're, Ii. D.. Professor OF
Modern Languages; do Professor William B. Rogers;
Rev J. s. Bacon d. D., President of Columbian Col
Iege, ID. c.; Rev. Ro. Rvland, A. NJ, President of
Richmond College; Rev. Il. L. c. Howell, ID. ID Rev.
J. B. Jeter, d. D. Rev. J. 3. Taylor, w. Sands Esq,
Editor Religious Herald.
For farther particulars, circular au 13-lm"
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Board Of Trustees of the liaasburg Female AGA
denny:
Col. Robert McCaudlish, President
Dr. Robt, F. Walter, Rev jas Il. Jovnar
Col. Goodrich Durtay, Robert r. Cole Ess..
w. X. G. Douglas Esq, James r. Gusts Es,
w. w. Vest, Ess., DR.. John N Galt
NJ B.-Letters addressed 70 the Pnncipal st Rich
mond, until I5th September after which date 20
Williamsburg. aa 26--eoitI5Oc
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V1OTHE LADIES.-Just received lot
i of very fine CATER BOOTS, of various kinds
Tan co!ored, with heels.
without
BLACK with 3"
withsat "
thiek sole " "
fox'd "
thin sole, without heels.
ssat PEMBERTON l. BRO
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FEMALE ACADE-

w NY will commence its scholastic year lst Oc-
tober next ending lst July. 1854, comprehending two
half sessions of a months each.
The course OF study will embrace all the branches
pertaining to thorough ENGLISH EDLCAIlOk;
together with ancient and modern LAhOt AuES
and MUSIC.
The institution is provided with very extensive
Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus
TERms-tper halfsesSiou OF four aud a hail moatas'
payable in advance:)
branches " ,...............S7 S75 0e
Washing .................. Q 90
French, and other modern lauguages.........T 50
Latin. in....., ..,... 80
! Music, on Piano 50 90
| Guitar Is 90
| Drawing aud Painting 5 90
ioyears. 10 60
IS years. IS 60
over IS - =. % 90
Books Stationery and sheet Music at city prices.
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STEAMSHIP COMPANY's

ie Cts
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-29

baltimore and oAo ,Aoad from 70 Whselg and
neets hsre wtA He splendid sfeams V IA
Ua'on line on the OHIO, andtAs sfsx 10 zanesoHs se
THIS eapedous line thoroughly completed by the iae
finishing Of the great Tree Tunnel road being n
excellent order the travellers confidently
reced It's The
this road is Of the and attractive character
The expfers mail uain leaves Baltnorr daily al a ana
runs directly through TO Wheeling 1850 me 10 or " hours in
cudinE all stoppsges arriving there at2 = next day
leaving Baltimore lodsUl
in Cumberland y mes and proceed thence TO Wheeling tb.
morning III tHrNNF 7 ttEtfl ttatEtEs4 3A+41 eEf 4.
To trains, Washington AT 9, a.
and daily meeting Baltimore lbo Wash
Junction. tbcer known Relay oue miles from
Iaiiinotc. #4..at 5".s.. II Il. + + 4
Al Wheeling unrvaied of the Union line
which have just been for this route, form daily
with The down the Ohio Gin
cinna and Lousve where the for Nashville, Hc OF
the 81 Louis and New Orleans packets may be taken by those
ing ,ur,bcr on. A8i fd,tEsl s.8 III Nn1s .st itlg
m Columbus or who prefer the land route 70 Gin
cnna, aud other Ohio the West d
FROM Wheeling the Ohio Stage Campany excellent coaches
the best OF the National road Zancsye &c thence
by Tairoad # Fs M FA taia
Passengers Cleveland by steamboats, and
railroad will find this agreeable route there being
regular and speedy Wheeling and from those
places. afs II. 5. # II
or Baggage checked through from Washington Wheeling
no charge for transfer of passengers or baggage
Fare through ticket (wh right lie anywhere ibt
rou'e) from Washington Wheeling 20 50; Cincnnat 81
10 Louisville, Sl2. I tH 1. l eA.a.
Mr. Parsons, agent the railroad station
Washington, and Of the other agents Of the company
@t@ '#H Y. aa. WIN. PARKER,
May ll--du L ~ General Superintendent
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DIX Letters Patent
hydro oclscc vAltaic chains
c 0f the present day. hey relieve without shock
simultaneously acute such head
ache rheumatic palms, tic doorsuH and by their mild
ingsuch local paralysis
hc.-dsappesr Hby miracle. They applied
greatest in all those dreadful children
called convusions
disorders OF the bowels They precptste metals
decoRposc defect needle;
dacins those effects weigh about folded
pocket book ready
his fetime guarding himself family against
that number Of diseases
tIcy psrecty safe, wonderfully speedy remedy
Tue price Of complete chain from 81 to So baee $40
Incredible facts person easily
convince himself beforehand the The
Of the invention has America
Academy Of Medicine Of New York.
pied with In the medical colleges the
aud Wards Isand hsspitas, Brooklyn City Hosptsl
by the Academic Naiionas de Imperial
faculty Vsnna BY she
Institutions Of the highest order including principal hospitals
Europe.
The psopuctors possession same e
feet from all The America
In both kemi.pberes public them
Full and illustrated dsscptonsone for personal and
for scientific menwih Of tesiinonas
cured in New York Europe gratis
omcs They viii bo forwarded, postage,
Un,ed States In answer TO prepaid Inquiries con,.nng three
postage ]. sTE.NERT.
m . No 5s6 Boadwsy, OF Prince street, New York
Agent Washington Dr. L. Schuckng,
Bsimse Charles and WIN. Caspar, "a North Gay street.
Ap 25-d3m
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CITY OF WASHINGTON. FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 80 1853.

Georgetown Classical Mathematical Academy.
w. d. STUART, Principal (.
70 be aidsd Of by thoroughly eorsns
La "sI4ssI a.sisa,as. s n t.GEs p W
10 desgned this long and avoably known
The advanced glasses Of college, their
siudes
OF study viii embrace, addition ancient
modern languages chemistry. natural and mental
osopby, history rhetoric, OF
~ n. \ y
The Academy valuable apparatus
traion Of natural philosophy chemistry The
Town, place celebrated believed
Its queness vicinity capital
NATIONAL Interest," Furnish unusuu advantages Tor the education
YOUTH ,,s.#s f.s. .#5 N l.#t.- - 4 +
eE a TERMS,
la sstt. & Payable SENT -anauaiiyin adranee.
For tuition and board, including fuel, lights washing, &c
w yen hionuN %sl0
For tuition in French and drawing extra.
COL r. Ii. smith, and the officers Virginia Military
Hon Ale xsader IT, u. Stuart, sraunion,
Hon John Letcher, Lexington, Va
Major .. IT, Hill Professor Washingon Col
lege, Lexington, Va
Prof George T. Dabney, Richmond College, Va.
Purscr Samuel Forrest, w. s. Navy.
Capt. Seth Eastman, u 3. Army.
Col Lorenzo Thomas, u b. Army.
Rev. David CALDWELL Georgetown, ID. G.
II pleasure
s. graduate Virginia Military Institute been
three years past dscngng, with satisfaction the duty
assistant professor Of mathematics In IT, do
the patrons OF his academy that they will find
ous, competent aud faithful teacher.
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
June f-d&cn e.... Superintendent.
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SusESion CABINET ruRNITURH, MAGNIFICENT LOUIS
Vssa s Tabs rsas1 Chin. bnss Ds..ss and +.
soa les kSsss ws. ssSrs, sSs "a
~ =. the Is.dsnes sIeency A.
s % % S ..ss .n asIs housed .aa
.H.s..- eAnissr vrnsrrunr, sc.
Magnificent rosewood 7oeass chekens piano. style
Superior double action "Eard" harp in per,ee, order -
sarge, s.a,se 10y n ~ Valuable ,, music & aLal E24
h 1.n.e COMPRISING French soi" arm psio and reception
Curtains, fire chimney piece. match fF
Elegantly carved rosewood y
as Isaase easy ensils pario esss. ioos.,oo.
SUIT "f ~ana s ss
TWO lounges Two arm cha- eighteen pasos chas isd,ss
Rasue adiniers music stands. s,esors. ep sigs bsa
French plate mirrors, claudeiersT '' - ECO q.
s."r' .aS 4. .nd ss %asGs." ssr eass
Eleean, sey1es china bouqae. catcei lamps gss
IianuiiuI gilt and shade s q a. ~ E8
sd NJ %a
Mahogany and walnut dressing bureaus, wardrohes X
Iron bedseads with archsd eanopes I'll. l a...e.
Walnut Elizahethan beds,ead, wardrobe
Scrs,nx tables @ handsomely decorated with aso
Psyche glass, East India chairs -a
Mahogany match, extension, side tables +,
Marble top sidebonrd, mahogany plate stand
Ha, rack, hall tables, mats
Bolsers and pillows, washstands, toilet sets.
FHs: PLATED WARE, &C. ..ss.
of plat Sheffield tnbie service, compri-
fing elegant with five light brnnches0 branch
candlesick .ds.&-A .N
Wine coolers, liquor stands, casors, coasters
Saivers, bread large meat dishes
Stands and covers dish vegetable Dishes he
Rich fowered gold French china dinner dessert and tea
!.
Plain and gold banded
Crystal decanters, umbiers wines +s HH"'k '
Water bottles, cbampagnes, cord ais. #as#. ...5
PAINTIsGs EsoRAvIses.
Beautiful copy of Raphaes "virgin of the Fish," by
Cerda +.
Two original heads, attributed Rembrandt and vandyko
The Annunciaton, by a old
Together With collection OF and beautiful engsvings,
handsomely framed.
WINES, &C. ..
Superior old Amon,Iado sherry in casks and bottles
Small but select lot Of champagne, Caaonian red sweet,
and other wines " stEta.,. .N..
Preserves, curranI jelies &C. .....H .......
Splendid family carriage nearly built order by Law
Collins y +. .#a.
Small barouche and charlotte.
cARrErrsas, SC.
Tapestry, Brussels, and three ply carpeinss
Painted hoorcloth, matlngs, !.
Bathing tub,
Kitchen utensils, kc. ni Fl #H.
Terms: $50 under that sum- credit Of sixty
and ninety days. satisfactorily endord bearing interest
.s'' JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
July ai-d Auctioneer.
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s~s s mo pssoa viii be spos beoAsl lsIsss
S@ymesa 81 NE subscription be made In sdvases.
Disssa sssscboss swaa a. .o.sv 4, s ,Ar so.,xss
which WI be paid By ...uued by IN la ssi
ihe CooNrkf fAPEh Published week., duyins Al. ssss
sons Of Congress, and semi weekly during the roce..
Subscriptions for period lees than year VIII be r.eovox ~
psoPostiooed 10 the above 49,
90 yfosfmA5TERs authorized sxsa, ana ~
sas DAILY subscrber with $50 o, x,vs
SEMI twEEkL subscribers, WEEKLY
subscribers, Sl0 encosed viii be copy Of IN.
edition they svssis y ~
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Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
Tennessee. !. +
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cnruthers, late of the circuit
judges of Tennessee. z.
Hon Nathan Green, of the judges Of the supreme
OF Tennessee. EW .. n. r. r
Broln6ed L. Ridley, Of the chancellors Of the
Judges Caruhtrs Green dev their whole time exclusively
TO the school. e 81 rt..r I5 II
Plan e tnsrncn Daily examinations of each class
text books No regular o lectures but explanations Of Tile
daily lessons the progress Of The examinations. s
2. Weekly which
dents of facts given profes
practice The are framed require them
Deeds Wills records and all Of dacumeHts be
dence the trials Some Of the eases taken by appeal 10
which is held monthly in
public the end The students clerks
IFS circuit Judges, chancelior other official
pnciies with their ~ ttE =.
onsThe
tember, and ends third Thursday February. The
the succeeding Monday in February
Thurday in July
Expenses per .onTuon fee $50, advance contingent
fee r. boarding abcu $50. Students furnish uet
which be had In the Lebanon bookstores.
Four the course
dents class No study required
mission There four regular classes Sdeats
tms during the collegiate year.
There moot legislature connected with the school.
Number Of students the last collegiate year eighysiI
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS
Feb ll--eoly President Board of Trustees.
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ATGNS-The subscriber has received
other supply OF those "uatersa stons jar rexeaiofs
FaTsotn Philadelphia and which received
diploma Metropolitan Aeehanics' Institute OF this city,
exsniaed used this rcfrga
decidedly Ii arranged
OF food entirely removed
facility Ny OF OF cold air
and within each
whc by simple yentang convance, the complete
rity Of whole apparatus 10 injured II
prices, with the privilege Of being
they do prove satisfactory, BY
Lh q. w. BOTELER,
Ap27-u .. Iron Hall
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United states Patent once.
Washington, July Is, 1853

N the petition Of Leonad Smith, late Pusburs New York.
but Of Troy New York. praying for The extension Of
ent granted him the eighteenth day Of Ocobef A. d. 1889
for improvement in smut machines ffo the
praor said which place the eighteenth
October, eighteen hundred and fny- three
ordered that tho said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday the third day OF October II O'clock and
all noncd
why said petition ought not TO be granted. =
Persons opposing the required file the
Ofhce their objections, specially writing
days before the day Of hearing Aiesmony died BY either
cordance with the rules office, which will be furnished
plication.
Ordered that this be published the Union and In
telsencsr, Washington Peansylsanian, Phladephn Pa
Albany Atlas Albany, New York True National Democrat New
York city, Post Boston, Mnsachses and The Hartford Tmer
Hartford Connecticut, week for three weeks
previous the third day Of October y. E Il,
~ ## CHAs MASON
Commissioner Of Patents.
p sEors oy the above will please copy and send their
bills TO the Patent Office, with containing this notice
2o-iaw3w
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Proposals Erecting Custom House, Go, Will
miogton, Delaware.

Proposals for Erecting Custom-Jiouse, .Se AZ Will
mi"gton, Delaware
Tsv..usr DsrlarsrsT, Jun. :, 1859.
pRoPosALs viii he received i. department
OF Ansu, nett ~ O'Clock moor for the construction Of the
once, hc Wilmington Delaware sceodns
specifications
Of this by Am Young the
srcbsct aud dated February w. 1885, sd
buiiinG different kinds
the right proposals
should the the United require
Of
according sd be ssorrts,ped
by will be pfoceeds and NJ
retained completion IN. and The
OF the work, kc, by the snp~rinePdsat.
will be awarded builders mechanic
an be forfeiture OF the
be accompanied by written eusrsntee
cesrhed be by the
the which the
reside bidder wi hi.
snd bond, with and
sueien in OF $4,000 for n faithful perform
Autographed plans. working drawing, and printed specifications
and nomatiou touching the
obtsined, Application 70 mis- Department. at
he cassosp Wisngfoe, Dcswsy.
be this department. addressed 10 the
(endo.d Proposals for bouss
wtrninron D.Iswsra and will be opened o'eiot
bidder, " any shall be present .- -...u..-..
June o-2avtAuG Secretary of the Treasury,