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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10

Our City Election Returns are still incomplete,
but the result Is pretty well ascertaincd. We
have not room for oil our tables, bu, hope to per.
feet them for Saturday, if the returns that should
have reached the County Clerk yesterday morn
ing get there to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10

A meeting of friends Of Mr.. Barker was held
last evening in the Park, to give expression to
their indignation at the alleged malfeassnce Of
certain Inspectors Of Election, whom they charge
with cheating Barker out of his election. Some
strong speeches and stronger resolutions were got
up, but we have not space 70 devote to a long re-
port of them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
VOTE FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR.

A. S. Murray, (Whig), is elected to Congress
from the Orange and Sullivan District.
We lose all tie Assemblymen (3) in Duchess
by Encouragement.
There is no shadow Of doubt of Wing Leg's-
lature, and a large majority of the Wing Mem
bers friendly to Coy. Seward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10

WHO WILL BE MAYOR.-There is still some
doubt but by principle Of law it will be Fer
nando Wood. In all cases the culprit is entitled
10 the benefit of doubt. II that does not elect
such man as Fernando Wood, we don't know
what will We doubt whether it was honest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10

DEATH OF A LIErrESAST GoyERsoR.-The New
Orleans papers announce the death Of the Hon. W.
W. Farmer, late Lieut.. Governor of Louisiana. Mr..
Farmer died on the 29th ulL, of yellow fever. He
a native of Louisiana, and one Of the Oldest set
tiers Of that prosperous district known as the
Ousch.a region.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10

OfstgO County has probably given some 1850
for Seymour, $500 for Clark, and 800 for I'll
mann. Hops rule there.
LEWIS Il. PALMER (sOh) is pretty surely
elected to Congress from Otsego and Delaware.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10

RoBERT 3. CoLLNAs lof the Astor House, Is elect.
ed to the Assembly from the I'D District of this City
&c has s4l votes in the Cd election district of the With
Ward, which elects him by 80 majority. Coleman,
SO; QuaekenbOs, 1911
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Dit Ward
l. and p. David OKe5e, Jr., soit, by maj
.. , and 6. ROBERT b. CotEMAS, Wing 50 MAJ
3. 4..Ckarles J. Dougherty Scft.
4. 5.Joha D. Diron, Soft.
8. 7..Edrin l.. Smith, Soft K. N.
G. g. William b. AHken, Hard.
:. 9..CHAs. C. LEIGH, Ind Maine Law.
T. 10. THEODORE STsYyEsASr, Wing.
Q. II. ROBERT j. JIMMERsos, Wing.
TO- II, 10, %. Nicholas Seagrist, Soft
II. l3..Joseph II. Petty, Kno v-Nothioy.
70. law q. Mclaughlin, Sot
-. Is. .RIcm'D N. BLAToHFoRD, Wing, ISM
"a. l6 and 90. Thomas j Mundy, Ind. Soft
IS. I7..ARAs G. WILLIAMS, Wing X. N.
l6. Is, q, &c JoHs s. Cocks, Ind Maine Law.
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Neu91ork Dailp Tribn,re
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10.
10 C0RREsPOrDENrs

so notice can b. ateh u Anonymous CommuuoaDnG What
90 nded for nserOn must be authenticated by
s AID .ddrcse Of the wrter-not necessarily COR pub
Ileadop iUf guarantee Of hk good faith.
We cannot undertake 20 return rejected Communications
TO OuR FkIEsDsSubscrber In sending remta f-e-
anenty mention tie Of tie Post-Of-e aad
equerily the Of the State which their paper
Is 70 he senl-Awsys 0ention the Of the Pos0Es
aud Sof>.
svEscRfHERs whng have the direction Of TnE TRIBUNE
ebanseO state he cd address wel a. the nsw.
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Tie Hon. GEORGE A. SIMMONS can't. Nebras-
la Wbg) is reelected to Congress from the
XVIII Essex District by large majority. Tue
returns are partial, but leave no room for doubt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10

The City Reform movement must not be sban-
doned. 1t has cost toe much and is too vitality
Necessary, to be given up at this point. If our
Municipal functonaries need watching u.ier
the guidance of Mayor Westervelt it is not a, all
probable that little fearless scouting will not
be sslutary even under the sway Of Fernando
Wood. We must persevere.
1t cOst us something to stand by political OPP
ponert, even so worthy aud esteemed as Wilson
e Hunt, in opposition to lifelong compatrict SO
tue and gallant as John j. Herrick, espe tally IS
We could not but realize that we did SO a. a seri-
rious cost to the Wing State Ticket. HID we
been in position to work heartily aud hopefully
for the Wing municipal ticket, our State Ticket
would have gone out Of the City at least FIVE
Tt ousand votes better than it does But the hor-
rbe domination of Chas. Schaffer, and the ia cal
speech Of Mr Herrick on the night Of his selec-
ton at Broadway House for Mayor. left us no
alternative. We had to 20 the Reform Ticket,
beating John H. White for Recorder, and be-
witching things generally. There must be no
such snsr another time.
Ifwhat is left Of the Wing party, not coanting
tue WIN just coihc iuto tue hC-
form movement as it should, heartily aad in good
faith, we can put City matters in good shape a
year hence. If not, we must be distracted aud
cut up in detail, as we have just now been, while
the City will continue to be doubly swindlei and
not half governed.
If the surviving Wings will not do this, we trust
the Reform Committee will next year give the
rival parties reasonable time to nominate, with
fair notice that fit ticket will be made up from
off the various party tickets and put through en-
tire by the Reformers. If no fit man should be
in ncmirat for any post, let one be put up in
dependently and run at all hazards. Much pa
tence effort, and sacrifice are required, but the
difficult problem Of honest and efficient gepub
lican government in great cities will yet be
wrought out.
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Total. 800. .g3,Us7 oo,lJJ IU05VJ It'0o
Seymour over CLARK ~, s6S; Clark over
Ullmspn 1912.
The returns yet behind will probably reduce
stymour's plurality, but we think they cannot
shake il.
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Nth DISTRICT lcompetel Ferris Gst O'Ksefc.
SIS; LARGE t95; Petty, TAI.
XlIth DIsTRIcI compieteI-Sigler, OH; McLaugh-
lin sos: Mooney, 720
XIIIth DrsrRIcr tcompletel -Dlstchford, 800;
Campbell, 100; Genet 306 Fdller, 965.
XVIII DISTRICT leompleto) Williams, $780, WIS
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ASSEMBLY,.

With DIsTRIcT-Mckirney, G55: Smith, 1858; Kelly,
&c., The lid District of the With Ward not yet In.
With DISTRICT (compleel-Faset, 9lli frenusss
1Ol7; Aiken, col.
With DIsTRIcr tcompletel--Stuyvesant, 1885
Richards, 1885, Ewing, $50.
IXth Observation-Disclosures, l.5s6; Rollins, l ,Os6I
~ ardn
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ORANGE COUNTY.

OEANGE CObNI1.
The vote for Governor in all but one town and
three election districts is as follows: Clark 2,30o
Seymour, l796i Unmcnn, 500; Bronson, lis9.
SARATOGA COUNTY
Carks majority ia 800 over Seymour and 900 over
Ullmann. Maine Law Assembyrnen are elected
enc by 800 and the other By 1000 majority. Also,
Maine Law Judge by 1909 majority
NIAGARA COUNTY.
lComplote CLARK, IA; UlImann, 1875 Seymour,
l.2O5; Bronson, 5sj; J. L. Peck National Whig is
elected to Assembly end Flagler, CONSERVATIVE
Wbcl for Congress, has 5000 majority.
MONTGOMERY DISTRICT
ThOs. Il. horton, Wing, is elected to Congress.
CHAUTAUQUE COUNTY.
uInanns mnjor1f in this county is g. 800.
SARATOGA COUNTY.
Complete, excepting part Of one town. Governor.
Clark, $780, Seymour, :, 40; Uumann, l,il5. Con-
gress, Dodd, Wing, has over 900 majority.
sTEUBEN COUNTY.
Two towns yet to be heard from. Governor, Bron-
son, GIL Clark, 1923; Seymour, e,lea; Uilmann.
4,9s5.
OTSEGo COUNTY.
Al the towns in but Decatur. 0tsego, Plain6eld,
Unadilla, and Worcester give Seymour 1906 CLARK.
1869; Bronson, 979 Ullmanp, 500. Asse nbly. Dayy
Dem in the Ist District il elected Churchill Whis}
in the lid District, and Wright Dem prooabyih
the lid District
XrH DIsTKIor.-Congress, A. S. Murray, the wing
candidate for Congress in the Xth District ~ es'e'eN
Orange aud Sullivan by 800 majority.
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THE STATE.
KINGS COUNTY.
ceSGREss-FIRsT DISTRICT.

w. w. Walk know Nothing) received 80 votes in
the XVIIth Ward; W. A. Whitney Know Moth
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No. 395 BROADWAY

NO. DkOADNA
Wholesale and Retail Dealer Ia
O. ID Silver Watches Jewelry Damohds aud Silverwsre
Wa. s. TAEBELL.
~ the l.te firm ~ A e. Bsre"i-t \ Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10

PMNO-RARE CHANCE.-A beautiful Ss-Octlye
Piano FORTE entirely and folly utcd for 20 ready
cash J. WARStR Il Co No Ill Broadway
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CITY ASSEMBLYMEN.

rict of the XXIst Ward not in.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Raleigh, IN. CD September Is, 1858.
NEALED PROPOSALS win be received at this Office until 10
~ O'Clock OF the 10th of October the purchase of
sln,Vo bonds, running thirty years
bonds OF
sueun oi the North carolina addition t The
't of the sae all The stock held said road and
tNFN' ~ w" 'N"N'f
foPosas W u also b"
Tor ths construction Of the Weldon
Improvement uf the Nsuse and Tar "a
Dom Grasses :" oohcs are by express exempted om
taxation for any purpose. f' 80"
They will bear date the first july 1851, mad will con
pons attached for The interest at siS anpu m,
h days OF January and July in each
epa will be The Bank Republic In he , ~ E
The treasury Of North Carolina. r'' ="
hey will he issued in of thousand
partes bidding will address their letters
poas for North Caonn toek.n the undersigned ai Ra,
North Carolina and will distinguish their bd particular
bonds for which they bid They win also state in Mad OF
iunds they Propose
The i. vii opened O'Clock A. OF the sOb Of cr,o
per in the presence Of secretary comp
or Of State AID g. w Mcrdeca president o. Bauk The
state OF Moth Carolina. ~
iue undersigned Of
We or IN part be deemed advantageous
bidders VIII be required Informed Of the
OF heir hds, TO deposiie bank the OF their bids
M interest nom The rst OF Joy last the credit
o the state of North Carolina This deposi,e
s sae ~ IN he Bank OF the Republic, New
% n. ~, Noh Carolina or the Bank OF Cape Fevr, Raleigh.
DVeu"ens showing the and
% e."ooo o her Indebtedness had office
Tp" 10 nessfs Brown and DeRoseu, city Of New York.
s.noe ,,o,,, ID. w. COURTS,
''P P~o-"e""Ne' Pub Treas Of Norih Carolin.
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pRoPosALs will be received until on,
November next Tor equipment
an IRON steamer o the lake delivered De
steamer po 20 be less 80
o. pxarss for paddle wheels and Tor wheel
ss man Vo tons burden and depth OF hold about ~ feet
ihe deck and cabin boat fashion,
y'dd folo~s forward of the maehine cabin
nI te hands; an of the machinery cabin,
Also, cooking
water closets, and cabin unitue
less tian 20 hands and officers.
ihe upper deek cabin roof be sueieny firm for
Pilot upper deek and to be supplied
The boat TO be schooner sged be supplied requisite
spas rigging properly painted
anchors. adequate cables, customary
hauer hoes chain cable levers,
proposer details and OF paris and TO
furnish a drawing and model OF the boat
The hoai 10 be supplied with
20 feel long each aud each boat have good with ruddr
No advances 10 be made The and the War Depart
sn n 10 aoao 1 for sS.ors $ TO declare the sonae. void
gh accept any Of the proposals. reject the whole and To
advertise
speed Of miles the hour and be supplied with suitable
hunkess, capsule slowing less 100 coal
Materials be of The quality workmanike
and all and fixtures
against fire. bs observed The boat less 20 ade
The engine of quality OF pressure kind
with the best Improvements.
viii be appointed by the War Department;
be chosen by the These select third
to employ the requisite hemen, abore Sen order TO make in
and trial.
than 100 miles moderate weather which p said boat
shall maintain speed of not e than miles the hour
for tea 'utve hours.
The said inspectors
of materials and machinery workmanship nsh
has fulfilled his also evidence Of OF inspection
half said paid by United
and one half by the contractor.
Sep l6-d2Ji SsawtlstNoY Col Corps T. E.
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
August 30, 1854.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the
following i- Mississippi will Conac.
4, socoeka Of 6, day Of November 1854 decided BY
The llth OF the same months
..Hg KENTUCKY.
fs% q.t.sns csa VI BY Memphis Tspn
Sew Orleans, l,O75 miles back daily IN safe and
suitable steamboats,:
Arliye q, New Orleans in 5 days by SPIN;
Leave New Orleans daily p m;
- Arrive al Cairo in six days by 5 . NJ.
Madrd No. aSpoI Ts"n, ismaa's hS sssd Ark nsw
a Ta,on' Tenn Zen o11ss ossoa A,k Pecan Point Randopn
miles and back three times week, in safe and suitable
Leave Cairo every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, a,
Arrive at Memphis in 81 hour. by 7 p IN nextday;
Leave Memphis every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
Arrive Cairo in 81 hous by a N ne-t days
MISSISSIPPI
IJ From vicksbug by Youngs Point La Nlikens Bend
'i' Pecan Grove, TaIua Miss Lake Providence, La,
'on, Miss, Greenvile, Columba, Ark, Gainss Land
ing End Victoria, Miss, 10 Napoleon, ARK, go
SIT tauboals ti s.
leave etaourg every Monday, "Wednesday and Thurs
Arrive Napoleon every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday,
Leave Napoleon every Saturday, wednesday, and Mon
at veksSurs every Tuesday Thursday, and sa,ur
dny, by pm.
No 1857 From Rock Island. by Hampton For Byron ordo
che, Lyons, Tabuia, and geiievue, Galena, III
miles and back three nmea week. in aud suitable
Bidders will propose a schedule.
tons and requirements tenbfacing conditions 70 be in
me contacts TO such enten, department may properly
see advertisement inviting proposals for service on tie Mss
iAnEs CAMPBELL,
Auss eodsod Intel and start
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m The petition Of Henry Burden Troy, New York prsy
the Of ON thc AZ
OF Deeember 1870 for an Improvement in machine rolling
pudde balls or other fou for
seven years from the expiration Of patent which takes
on the 10th day December, 1854 =. F'~
ordered thai the said petition be heard
monaay he 2h Of November next, II O'clock
said petition ought o be granted. - '' '"'
opposing the extension required the Patent
omce me oections, specially wrsg Ieass W cnv
aas eeoe !hs day Of hearing all BY either party
10 oe used al he said hearing
application. - W.
Ihe testimony IN the will the I7h of No..,
depos'tons and other relied upon . no.
in the ONCE before the morning that day; te !,
any, within days thereafter. I'' ''~ ~s""."'S' !"
Ordered also that tis notice be pubses in the Union u,e
gencer, and Evening STAR Washington d. O. Evnnn, Aros
phladslpha ScenGc American New Yo1k SnS
fo Boston, massachusetts, week for three
weeks previous to tho 9th of November neI he day Of
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner Patents.
oi ne above will please copy send their
Sept o-law3w - = -'s - -"''e''
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BY the President;
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.

Under the act of Congress approved 81 March, 1855 entitled Au
extend settlers therein
toned pre-. .np United they
the and
oaIoinent and paid for the rate Of two dollars and
before fixed The public And by
approved eth March, 1854, entitled An for relief
railroad purposes,
date oi fhd
viii he entitled preempons The ordinary minimum price
public
and paid for bee fixed pub
lie sale. Therefore, entitled To the figtt
OF the lands above n.nioncd OF ID
March, ie53 above referred eeaen fai the 9lh
February l85i. lhe
March, 1884, settlements
the proper land Office
price 6nd by law prueiae seeing this notice
the appointed the public
bracng claimed otherwise such claim viii be trfei,ed
JOS y. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Sep ts--awI3w Tint. Stnr.l
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United states Patent Once,
WnsbinoNnn Henfcmher 10 l

I'm the Crane, Newark, Jersey
praying the paen, granted the
10Th February, ls4l, ane-daed 22d December 1870,
the method
from the expiration Of said patent which skcs place d
day December, feA-
IL is ordered thai the said petition heard
Monday, the 4t OF December l2 O'Clock,
any
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons the
othce their objections specially forth writing
days Dtoe the day hearings all testimony filed
be used al the said hearing be
anee with the rules of the office, which be furnished appi
The testimony the wiz Gath Of December
deposons, and other relied na be
Med IN the oce before the of that day. the
ments, IL any w.iiin ten days thereafter
Ordered s thai this notice be published the Union nte
geas end Evening Star, Washington, D. c. Pcnnsyivaninn
philadelphia,
weeks fourth OF December next
hearing,
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
Ps,-dors papers please copy,
bills the Patent Office with containing this notice.
Sept 2o--law3w
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,.otice for Restoring Lands 90 M.

Office h hereby yea of sh Hon. Hepy
Dodge and for satisfactory assigned, e'and hereto
fore Withdrawn from the Wor Rirs and Mineral
Point districts WISCONSIN, within about III miles
cnch side the supposed Of the proposed aosd from u
ST. Paul. Lake SUPERIOR particularly
scbed lie No 59 issued from mis- Office the 18th
July last which subject entry the time OF said
withdrawal been since empted will
be subject and location and ne Monday the h
september conditions
though the had Withdrawn from market And
withdrawal Of embraced in the Presidents
proclamation No $40 public sale at Willow RIVER wisconsin,
Monday Tlth september having
rescnded directed pocisma
Given under hand General Land Once the city Of
Washington, this 2ist day of August, Domni 1874.
BY order OF President.
JOHN WILSON, Commissioner.
Aug 22-eaw6w fInei Star1
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mo. SIG.

NOTICE extending the aime OF the reservation of
" heretofore withdrawn from sale
SHREVEPORT LoJIsAs., YtoKsnUse
MISSISSIPPI
Notice that The tbs
withdrawn matke, ordered be Withheld from
entry Except for valid pre- until the 9Th day Of June
~ 1853 lying within Of
miles either side OF the o the proposed railroad above
iioned = extended months 9Th
Given under hand the city OF Wahingon this tenth day
June, 1854.
By order OF the President;
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office,
Iuue ll--iawl3x
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Army and Navy Equipments.

M sibPHGNs, military manufacturers Of the frci or6es,
Wouu respectfully cali the army navy officers
supe'to' work and style goods. They created
teVuoo'n IN ms ceparnen,,
aI - pcss mat VIII successfully challenge red
We WISH '" snow That This Is
of anquarans. wv "sN' 'f - 'Sss''-
Gsens clothes made to ordsr elegant style latest
United States flags and banners made to order
Aug l2-2aw3mo 1850
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General notice for restoring lands TO market
on certain proposed railroads.

.HEREAs certain situated the STATES hefcbai
w TONED Withdrawn oai sale OF enuy teAeepl iof pc
,p,on ciaims) the President OF tie United Slas
srd ON the the solicitations OF mem
her, in anticipation 81 eranis Deig aue
of PROPOSED RAILROADS. ana
moi having grants heeef President has directed ha al
lie LANDS heretofore withdraw unl ufhef oiusts "eh
Withdrawal Except those since
entered by empion shall be restored 10 mafh p'ee On
te conditions though she same haa mol peeh
Wares therefore hereby given that aud Ar Monday ihe
49, 81 aexf pAeh sueot TO pirate
e.y eriou utdaua! except those since eemped stua
and ,and districts, and palcu
M as.eLrd IN he NOTICES OF enumerated below will
yau be private entry and location and that those
& for sale wlihdawa the
which VIII be feprocaned for sa hsea
TO VIII; an.
10 1888 for The railroad Bfandon Mississippi,
aI.ha
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

ne ssme Of no person will be e,s
payment OF the subscription be made ia
An' subscribers forward letter the postage
wAeh VIII be paid by ourselves in ss saie
The COUNTRY PAPER published ui-wsekly during ts SEES
'''n' q congress and Ssi"T weekly during
Subscriptions for period than year viii hs y.o,v.s
terms proportioned TO the rates.r
N-P0STMAsTERS authorized as our agents. and hx
sending US FIVE DAILY sahscbe $50 or RVS
sEAWEEKY subscribers with SIS enclosed win be entitled ,
a copy srais.
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No. Sal.
NOTICE OF the cstablLshmont O SURVEYORS General
II and Of land Offices for ihe New Mxxoo WASH
MOTION, OREGON, and MINNESOTA.
In OF law the President Of the d.
reced that for the the following shall
Offices for the and land dsi
the late session OF Congress- viz;
The Office the
SANTA FE and that for the of WASHING
TERRITORY nj OLYMPIA 80"
The offices for the resfer WASHINGTON TERRI
ToRY aso OLYMPIA those for OREGON TKRRlToRY
nirY those tor me Wtnond district MINNESOTA
WHOM and those for Red HFns District TIA
RiroRY, at RED Vino. - : -
Given under hand the city Washington twenty.
fourth day Of August, A. d. 1854.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the Land Office
Aug 25-9aw6w lint. and Starl
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Uni'ea s.atsa Patent Once,

nN petioD Caroline Williams of Thos
r. Williams, deceasod Of Moresu station, praying
for the extension cf granted said Thos.
anis the 18th of December. Iei0, improvement
chnery hardening bats filing scn
expiration of said pateni which place
cember, 1854 y 81 p" '
IL is ordered iaa Tue SAID petition bs heard
Monday the aIih Of November next II O'Clock, and
persons notified appear and show they
why SAID peiuon ought not to be granted
Persons opposing tue extension required c the Patent
O5ce 'her objections, specially forth
days before he day OF hearings all testimony flied
be used said bearing be
eodauce of Office, which sp
plication
The testimony in the will be closed .,b of
dorosi'on and other relied u n. FLED
10 the office on or before the morning Of a dny The arguments
any, within days thereafter - ' ~ AA""'"''' F"
uoeeu, as.o Wai notice be published in Union, Iurei
ss.e'' mn. star, Washng;ou - z. Evening
Philadelphia, Scenicc York; Post
Boston, Massachusetts, and DniIy Courier Buffalo Y,
week for three successive weeks previous eth Of
Der Rext, he day of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
p SEdors OF the above papers will please copy,
their bills 10 The Paen, Office with
su I..7x
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Land Warrant Lost.

LAND WARRANT for forty of land number a66,
IL issued the 7h day
Hon f. Z. Cabbe Washington city,
him. There assignment said notify regis
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