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Tor we, as the ease may be9 there write the
name or names in full of here state the residence
or residences hereby propose to carry the mail on
route No.. from to --, as often as the
Postmaster Generals advertisement for proposals
the same, dated January g. 1854 requires in the time
stated in the schedules contained in said advertise
ment, and by the following mode of conveyance r.
wit: Here state how tits 20 be conveyed for the
annual sum of there write out the sum In words at
f" n. teSeln f-f''1 - .i.iEo, fs,s,.a IS
sThe words "with due CELEBRITY, CERTAINTY, and
security," inserted here, will constitute the hid
sf1r bid ~ = W. 81 - .--s. n.
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The undersigned undertake that. IL the foregoing
bid for carrying the mail route No. be acceptes5
by the Postmaster General the bidder shall prior Ia
the LIST day of July next enter into the required OBJ
legation to perform the service proposed with good
land sufasient sureties.
b Dated !.a [signed by two guarantors.l
Is .tcr -. Fbt,n Of Certificate Z 80 =.
The undersigned POSTMASTER, Judge, or clerk o.
acourtof record as the case may e)certes that he
Is well acquainted with the above guaIantorh Bnj
their property, and thst they are men Of property
asd eels tcmake good their gparepty -U.l e,is ID
o3soo 20 9fS-i al ~ S-,s-il,x tssgnedJ % af
Form ofa bid for supplying Special Post 9gces.
j. of county OF -, EttR OF
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..... FUNERALS
CT The subscriber is prepared to At
tend, at the shortest notice, to any
calls in this line, and wilIspare pains to render
entire satisfaction to all who may desire his assistance
in performing the last tribute Of respect the dead.
Hearse always in readiness, Mourning Caps and
Shrouds furnished when desired.
The subscriber begs leave to call the attention Of
the public to his PATENT CORPSE PRESERVER,
which has been already tested in the families of
eral in this city. to whom he can refer as to
its efficacy in preserving the body from decompes-
ton for any length of period.
. J. w. PLANT, ID street,
aug 8-eoly bet. 9th and 10th streets.
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Firm of Certificate. ,

Form ofa bid for supplying Special Post ofccs.
J. @, Of -, county Of -, state OF
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ACARD OF. THANKS.

q V01kO We 4x1RW0Ss
HNHE subscriber begs to return his full thanas
to bis friends and the public for Che uDprece
denied patronage bestowed upon him during the hol
idays, and respectfully assures them TREY will evei
Ind at his store the variety, novelty aid Style
Of goods which has gained for 1t sch celebrity
promising always to prosr such inducements as viii
insure a continuation Of their patronage.
-oft --t ..-..... j. =. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, bttween 9th and 10th SITS.
ian 1T
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+ dec 1e-3naa F.s.as.I- ss.i =. .a a. 80.
| HUNT 4 DONALDSON, b :.
DENTISTS,
Rnnsytuanid Grenue, befsceeR 9th and 10th streets
| ts,-.g. o..l- Hashfngtoa, d. c.
A Re prepared to perform all operations IN every
n branch Of Dental Practice in such + ifnanncf
IS to insure satisfaction. .
The former gives his whole attention 10 the opr-
ative-the latter to the Mechanical Department.
Manufacturing as they do, ARTIFICIAL TEETH
from the crude material they enabled to supply
case with teeth and gums Of any shspe, color, OF
shade.
An examination of teeth and gums Of tz,eir manu-.
facture is invited. nov 23-3m
ADAMS q HAsKINs, q. -.
A3CHITECTS.
Office on Fsnnsylranid dpenue, betsccen 10th and
|, 11h streets, Washington, D. O.
DLANS, Specifications Estimates, and Contrasts
/ for new buildings prepared, and their erection
superintended. 80.
| Old Buildings altered and modernzed.
Draughts and Specifications of Patents and Draw.
ings of every description executed
nov 22-eotf
FERDINAND MoULToN,
ATTORNEY and COunsellor.at.La
AT IRVING HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D. @.
sep 23-tf $3.50.
COMMISSIONERS.
s..t-.,.. - OF DEEDS FOR
New York, Texas, California,
New Jers ey,' Louisiana, Missouri,
Pennsylvania, Alabama, Kentucky,
Maryland, Georges, Michigan,
Maine, : Wisconsin, Ohio, and .
Minnesota, 400. - Florida, Other States
2. G e OR G e C. II H q nj AS.
.dTTORNEY FOR CLAIMS,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
oFF1oE OPPOSITE 70 THE TREASURY BUILDING.
nov Icy WASHINGTON. D. c.
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China, Glass, and EArthsnyvsrs rs.
tabl tShme Mt sE - 81

n. tabl tShment Sc y
7th street, betoeen Lotissrta aves&c and sDsst.
NlHE subscriber has just received from the North
splendid assortment Of China, l0lass and
Esrthsnware; also, nagniAcent cGirandolss and
lamps II many pstterss adapted for halls and par
forss i-i'i IL 4 si.s.. .t!It aYrrt.
Paints, boiled and raw, linssed OH putty, window
glass ofevery variety, always on hand. s7S
Clocks, Brushes, &c, and every artielsfor general
housekeeping kept for sale. f@ed
g. 3. WHITTLEsEY,
dec SIT It'll street.
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GAS PIxTuRm.

NE suoecrioar takes pleasure in announcing t.
u tne poohc that his stock of GAS FIXTURES
rlHns come Of ms best and latest pstSsrns hs.
49, 1890, and that he is now prepared to sell a
t1s rates Persons in want Of Gas Fixture,
VII rsass can ana eIamine-they will NO doub
Qneinn2s and public buildings fitted with rss<,,
!. dec 15-6 .''1 ~ ~ 0 1'
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GuGNrAL PgRRUMED CRYSTALS, or spirit O
New style, at BfkGE,S
dec III ..- willard's Hotsl.
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OLLARD'S HERBANIUM EXTRACT OR Its.
TROJJS HAIR Tonic

tifuly manufactured and % cheap as any establish
mart in tn e Union. :.
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a. GENERAL MINING, AGENT,


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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

THE HARD SHELLS In COUNCIL.
National Democratic Meeting at the
Broadway Tabernacle.
speeches Of Charles O'Conor, D. s. Dickinson,
and Others.
-. ----~>
Daniel s. Dickinson ON the Liz
quOr Question.
CHARLES VCONOR ON TIE ADMINISTRATION.
LETTERS, RESOLUTIONS,
&C., &C., &c.
CHARLES VCONOR ON THE ADMINISTRATION
LETTERS, RESOLUTIONS,

Agreeably to the following call county ratification
meeting Of the national democracy was held last eve.
ming at the Broadway Tabernacle
covEry RArrScATIoS MEErINc.-Na;ional democrats
stand to your guns
The national democratic republican electors of the city
and county Of New York opposed the federal State
edinisratons In favor just and liberal laws and Of
- mass meeting At the Broaway wednesday
eve11ng Novr3s rt Ut n a'cock purpSoUW t
ppondtng to ana ratityng the National Repub
can state ticket headed Greene e. Governor
and also the National Democratic nomination
WILSON, Hunt for Mayor and of the judicial
on1css 70 be supported at the ensuing election.
The following distinguished democrats invited
ana VIII address the mectfng:-
Hen; Daniel Dickinson, Hon. Charles O'Conor, Hon.
Cntop, lion. John G. Maher Hon John Vanderbilt Hon
Nike Walsh Hon Hiram Walhridge, James T. Brady, Esq.
Horace F. Clark c. w. Carrsan, Alex G. Morton, Gen
Orville Clark, Cen Aaron Ward, Con. Elijah Ward, Hon
d. D. Taylsr JOHN b. HASKfN, Chairman
GkoRGE "A. SHrrELDr, Jr., Secretary.
At thcapponted hour about fifteen hundred persons
were present; the "bone and snew' were well repre-
scented.
Hon. AUGUSTUS ScH1L called the meeting to order at
fifteen minutes of eight and nominated CHARLES OCoyoR
Esq, as Chairman which nomination was ratified with
great cheering and the President enthusiastically
received as he mounted the platform.
Mr. E. B. HART then proposed the following named
gentlemen for 'Vice Presidents and Secretaries:-
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SECRETARIES.

An these nominations were ratified by the meeting,
when the Chair introduced Mr. G. F. ALDEN Of the
Secretaries who read the following letters from gentle
tlemen who had been invited to address the meeting
The characteristic letter of Mike Walsh seemed highly
satisfactory to the assembiage-
Crr1LExEx-I have received your kind invitation on
e.ass 20 e s a ,s
the lie G I'D -
vhe sss
ts;e1 me . simply persons. EN- for .nSh ySS
uash.isa 70 the great principle: q the
mate TRIUMPH and Il my ssssr and unnissssd sen.snp.
FOR ss 1ss ss . s n
y decrd for the present honor and future hopes Of the
:ss sssa Ssss
o. =; Ps:'
aaay s.d that they nov seem to be entirely ua
With sentiments Of the highest respect remain II haste
To yoHx b. HAsx1Ss and Gro A. sHuyILpr.
Troy. Oct g. 1854.
that em Ss.s ,ss %
dsmocse rspucsn ratification meeting to be held in
The occasion ~ii anqussonaby deep interest
and IT'S resnlt trust will prove au.pciou, & .9 the demo mo-
ss.sss and
xoGpon0b1ltics
s 1s sssI
i
1r Hence coS seymour out Of
s: % y the sy
confederation whose scashng appreciation ne once 50
no. n: people be %sd aseysS in III,
ssps. ps
s hs s that
yotss for Seymour any other candidate
Nations. siss is'sss1 ss%pessd men who
s.;:S ;;'
s Dciinson and other emnons ststesmen
dsysus they are and y have ever been arm IN th.,r
@Sssiy eosnscted with tho prosperity and glory
s .s ha Win ss ss' Il Il:
Sao asy M ss Ts
prs.smnent among statesmen Of tn day he e bid
si hss. % si sss
-: & s ss Ss their
Your noTnnss for Mayor Augustus schei widely and
send Saer % consrss. the eloquent Walsh ard elect
ysss sss Ss ras ssd .
Sssr Ssssss SUPPORT and yoa the thanks Of
~ Win high ress5gsd, gd,as sT Z ygs;;+i SS+iHsk ai;k !.
To ysHs B. BAsxuxs, Esq, and Others Committee.
ALBANY, Oct. 81, 1854.
Jesn 2 MAs1rn chairmsn. -, -.
prvs Of the pleasure Of the meeting TO be
liz s.ssssss: @ on me the National
The present attitude Of the national democracy must
command the respect and sympathy Of intelligent
patriotic citizen No exisng political stands
proudly erect and 10 1T the time
ed by the sms Of the day Bitterly by the admi
pissi.tGn which has ssysssd % power and ur,ounasd
gritty maAfully avows lie prineipss II s ony hop
the democratic party and has ecnhdsd to its charge th
chcrished principles and faith Of AMI
hitherto triumphant orsaniaaon ny Aban
ana by it, prescription Of the true and tried tn
party q Genera. Pierce ha. dssroys
snkins beneath the waves Of public ndsnAticn. ~ IN
guhsd honor OF reconstruotng ts crigna basis bs
nooratc party Of the country and am certain is pas
history furnishes ample guaranty that this duty Will
faithfully sAd fsaflessIy performed
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Quite an interesting affair OF yesterday ornine
on Fort Green in shape Of duel between two young
1eautfui young lady residing IN Cod street One Il
,he gentlemen is merchant doing hnsinsas In South
street the other custom house broker The former
was shot through the hat the latter through the I'm
arm After exchanging shots, II wss settled hy their
seconds. ONE OF THE SNC0UUd
BRogKLyS, Nov. !, 1854. NtN
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l6rH WARD.
Saml. RadcliG,
Elijah Ward,
j. u. Mac Gregor.
VIM. A. Walker.
l7rH WARD.
j. NJ. Seaman,
Jas. B. Bensel,
Jefferson Murray,
Anthony Dugro.
18TH WARD.
George Douglas,
William Blake,
Isaac Townsend,
Ward Ii. Burnett.
l9rH WARD.
Francis B. Cutting.
Jas. Rutherford,
jeremiah Towle,
Robert Gamble.
0TH WARD.
Theodore MARITIME,
William Montcith.
John w. Boycc,
Timothy Waters.
2lsT WARD.
James Russell,
John Anderson,
Timothy Daily.
Bernard McCabe.
22D WARD.
John Doherty,
Michael Connolly,
John Helix,
Pat'k Masterton.
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In view Of she complexion Of csbcs the reners
rseter OF the Frssidents appointmens
marked hostility TO the Old Guard the davowa the
eneia orrsn OF any sympathy aatcn with Buren
ola line democracy only smiles at this mpuence
tery hey remind as OF the upstart
from ,hs ei where he had been apprcntced barber
the .sse OF his nativity highly offended when he was
py one OF his early associates brother darkie
On senS asked how he skin he said
told 20 explain his cury hair he replied mother had
eeh chased BY ccored His replied thus
LOOK mere don't like 20 be pussona1, dere Amt no
o. doubt but dat De time mothor chased by
coiored man, she was oveytookt."
administration has been thus oyertAken Buffalo
platform men, and whtn and stsnd by
thsir guns until the dawning cf brighter day
WIN great respect, yours truly, L.. TREMAIS.
Hon. ID. s Dickinson then entered the hall
The appearances Of Daniel s. Dickinson ON the pht
form was the signal for clamorous outburst Of popu
lar enthusiasm The audience stood up instana neous-
ly and saluted Mr. Dickinson with cheers waving Of
hats and other demonstrations After the urroar had
somewhat subsided,
The CHAIRMAN said-Fellow citizens, you viii for an
instant restrain your impatience hear the
our honored countrynlen, Daniel Dickinson Cheers
The ordinary course Of proceeding to render II
cessary that should get through with the formal bu-
sness Of the meeting first We have address to pre-
sent to YOU and set of resolutions submit to YOU
for approval Before taking the the meet
ing on the address the resolutions, you will hear Mr.
dickinson But is proper that they should be read to
you as commencement of our action tonight
Cries Of !" Dickinson" Dickinson, Address"
-
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VICE. E.PRESIDeNT0,

9TH WARD
Charles Edwards,
Joseph Crowell,
Lewis +. Glover,
Chas. w. Boynton
10TH WARD.
John Harrison,
William Colby,
ID. II. Hunt,
John ID. Welsh.
llrH WARD.
Andrew Mills.
Andrew Jackson.
DIR. A. b. Rollins.
0. IL. p. Townsend.
lZTH WARD.
David Jackson,
A. v. Williams,
Isaac Dyckman,
Vim. l.. Wiley.
18TH WARD.
Elias J.. Smith,
John Dimon,
John Mowbury,
Calvin Sweezy.
14TH WARD.
Edwd. q. w est,
Thos. Wheelan,
Daniel O'Meara,
James Mulligan.
10TH WARD.
Thomas Snifen.
BENZ. H. Field,
BENZ. s. Hart,
James Lee.
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lar WARD.
Nicholas Dimond,
Richard S.Mulligar
James Leonard,
Thomas Stewart.
2D WARD.
John r. Savage,
John w. French,
John Balm,
Michael Ryan.
8D WARD.
Peter b. Warts,
Andrew J.McC arty
Peter Il. Stclle,
G. b. Woodruff.
4TH WARD.
Maurice O'Kcefe,
Henry n. Downs,
James g. Smith,
Timothy O'Bricn.
6rH WARD.
John ID. Dixon.
Charles G. Corley,
James @. Jacobus,
Philip OeibhArt.
9TH WARD.
James Sweeny,
Patrick Murphy,
Edward Rowe,
Patrick Mulline.
7rH WARD.
James Murphy,
Rieh'd Ii. Connolly
Russell GlAsier,
Joseph Crolius.
STH WARD.
Stephen HasLrouc'
Anthony Compton,
0ershom Cohen,
Nathaniel Roe.
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determine
cations you require for that distinguished Office.
Having thus made frank statement OF our views up
on the approaching election, and flushed duty
urge you to attend the polls Tuesday next, and
vote your conscience shall dictate II you approve oi
the administration of Franklin Pierce its ien its policy
and its measures and wish 10 the great State OF New
York harnessed TO the Of his ambition vote for his
nominees Sey mour and Wood II you wish TO elect Q
Governor Of your State pledged and devoted TO
the interests of those who make and sen liquor,
vote for Horatio Seymour But II you des-
pse the corruption, treachery aud nsolencs Of the
present adnpisfrationif you condemn its removal Of
Bronson and its tyrannca interference with the affairs
Of the Saesf you desire that the public works of the
State secured by the amendment of the consttu-
tion shall bs carried into speedy execution-f You de-
evil Of in ntcmperance by wise and cautious restrictions
and finally is You desire the elevation Of public morsls
the due execution Of the laws and reform OF abuse In
the State and city vote for the ticket Of the national
democracy.
Resolved That We cordially approve Of the resolutions
OF the National Democratic Conventions Of 1Bk8 and
1852 and Of the State Convention at Syracuse July H.
1854.
Resolved, That we are opposed to the Maine Liquor
law as mpracticabe and anatcal that are generally
opposed to free trade in rum the unlicensed sale OF
liquors. and in favor Of the due and rigid
ton of existing laws as the best to assuage the
evils of intemperance.
Resolved, That opposed To all secret societies
as hostile to the genius of republican and
recognise distinction among fellow citizens arising
frcm BIRTH sect or creed.
sss sRs ~ N 3 s.; "a A4..Sss,,. n,.sl q
t'rs and VIII support at the ensuing election, with
enthusiastic zeal, the following ticket
The daily union., 1854-11-21
rhe second Exhibition or the METROPOLITAN n
Mechanics' Institute,

For ae Promotion q aa"aesne Commerce
1"~ and Me Mechanic and Uszsi .a,ts,
MILL bs Opened city ahingou sday the
day February 1852 Ia the new and splendid hall of the
sm,ouian institution whchis one OF the most magnificent
TO III. exhibition the manufacturers meeaanss artists.
,o ard desiring dpsy the results Of their labor sk
from all portions Of the Union, cordially
rS Ss machinery depamen, charge special
power h1ture labor, ke will be given
All intending to EXHIBIT requested early
dsy as possbe. should be accompanied with proper
Tnc committees erelo'e feel that in inviting contribution.
all positions ne uann 70 10" w ons - hs aaes .as %
ceent ARTICLES valuable opPo,!av % H making known 70 The
their adaptation to the purposes for which they
me-. ,sv woud respectfully those specimen.
of elegant which heretofore have
III ssS eost,ibuions ladies' award TO sr
cIes pemun Of ewely &e suited 10 the Of
The hsi will opened reception goods on Monday
s ps.Iua q ociocs exhibition viii be- formally opened 70,
the Of y.e and continue open aeoailour weeks
entered upon the udses' lists competition premiun except
iancs have reached III. hall by thai day, failed
~nIes ;,%s epoo. win subject charge om 50 cents
Sppencs. who contribute their own make
shall specify their age aud the time they
All articles deposited for competition and premium
names the maker and cir known
name me- %s Of bns the so for e &C on % s
Prices may affixed, not, the option of the
heir goods ticket will admit them The
times when open 10 The he public c,.v
Msfropoan Meesastes in,tiase Wa'ns and should
ihsm marked on the packages They should also be
instructions will be forwarded and
any given application to the corresponding
a,s, sSculS a os % addressed
oct3l-law6w
The daily union., 1854-11-21
H"ss.u Corps OF Typographical Engineers.


PROPOSALS will be Office unl and on the lsll
NosemDer next the equipment
OF an iron steamer for The lake seyice
steamer not 10 ba
exclusive Of fixtures for paddle
man 200 burden VI feet
nc deck and cabin aid
vded as flows; forward machinery, cabin
h the hands, att of the machinery
ohcers Also, have cooking room pantry
wafer closets and cabin furniture,
less than 20 and I ofic
Ihe upper Deck cabin sufficiently
ary
Pilot on the upper deck and TO he supuied
The boat 10 be schooner supplied
Sails and rigging To properly painted have two ade
lures s hsseT holes chain cable levers
furnish drawing and model of,he boa -
The boat 10 be supplied good
eet long EACH and each boat good oars
No advances 10 be made contract Depart
na 90 E1 rsSs"rs 70 declare The c1nae. void
gt % accept any of the proposals. reject the whole
The at common. steam pressure TO maintain
speed Of ten miles the hour and be supplied
bunkers capable Of slowing less 100 tons
Materials TO he OF the best quality together wokmanke
and all customary
against fire. 10 BE- observed The boat have 20
The of best quality, of pressure Kind
with the best improvements.
will be appointed by the War one,
navy 10 be chosen by tho These third
employ the requisite dremen, abosrs order
sPecton and trial.
than 100 miles in moderate weather which
sai maintain speed OF miles
The inspectors reference TO the condition
strength of materials and machinery, workmanship Gn
fulfilled also evidence inspection
half said paid by States
and one-haif by the contractor
Sep l6-daut& t&eawtIstNov Col Corps r. e.
The daily union., 1854-11-21


uOUsD-WlFE COTrONS Third InstaIment-we
have the pleasure Of announcing
who have been waiting patiently the arrival Of lh
ment o. ne Justly celebrated house wife coons that
To- day $50 pieces As ognsted
Gle manufactured with expressly the
the have stamped them In fun
We thus particular from knowledge a far inferior
article ckesd cottons being prepared
ket. ...ff.s tf,t
40 pieces superior nens priced 70 extra
dne a cheap large portion Of which
our order tt
Vast pure goods Purchases Of any
class Of linen goods should in Justice themselves
stock. -,
Inmsurntmg goods Of all kinds found full
ample, and complete throughout the entire year.
no pieces white hanne assorted grades shades
than the usual prices.
IS pieces teached and unbeached anne superior
qualify. ~ flsy 7ss.a,l
100 pieces rich woolen plaids for ladies'
considered the abandonment patterns in the city. t
Choice cloths vesngs profuon
gloves, shirs
brelas &C. Also article usually found
goods house; all Of which daily additions made.
By having only, dealing solely
the unmakahe Of decided
enabled 0sr really Inducements discriminating
Strangers cordially call convinced s
the advantage o( buying where only 10 asked"
Delay In settling bills
Good articles lew prices, and fair dealing may be relied
all cases.
llaD PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores, West Building,
Oct a-6teoif Opposite Centre Market.
The daily union., 1854-11-21

American Artists Union.

TIE American Onion respectfully
eiuIenn ai The United
Of cutfvsng hne throughout country
and WITH View or enabling family OF
gallery OF rnkravnss
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS of THE AGE,
y nave determined, order
engreyings and thus ony give employment large
OF artists and others, but
a50, 900 OF which sold, n - 7"
a5O,OOO gins the actual cost OF $3.50, 900.
Ech purchaser engraving therefore, receives
only engraving richly worth tho money
entities him 70 one Of the gifts when they distributed,
For hve dollars highly finished engraving beautifully painted
OIL aud hve gf tickets will be ave doa SPLEEN
did be scece
mail or
Of the catalogue specimen the
eDgrayiBgc, can be the Office OF paper.
For each dollar actually
gift ticket will immediately be forwarded.
AGENTS.
The comntee believing that of great na,ona
undertaking will be materially by energy
OF Intelligent and have resolved
with the liberal
Any wishing heconaan by sending (pospa
will by OF mail, engraving, ticket
prospectus, catalogue and all other information.
On the haa completion Of The sale the gifts will be
hands " committee Purchasers 10 be dsbuted due notice
Of which will be given throughout United aud Can
ndas. n Fl NJ KIM -.
The daily union., 1854-11-21
United states Patent once,


IN petion Caroline T. Williams, ndmnisatrx OF Ihos
r. Wams deceased Of Morean Station New York. paying
patent The said Th0s X Williams
1910, Improvement IN "machnsry
forming eng for from the expiration
patent the 18th day OF December
p"
said petition be heard a the Patent once
on Monday November l. O'Clock, and all
persons notified and show cause any hey nave,
VIII petition ought not 10 be granted
Persons opposing the extension required ME IN he
objections, specially forth writing at least twenty
days heang all testimony flied ny either party 70
hearing he taken and transmitted IN accord
nnce with the rules will be furnished appi
cation.
ber papers relied testimony must be
fled in the office morning of that day the
ments, II any, within ten days thereafter :. ,,
Ordered notice be published in the Union nte
g.ncer and Evening Star Washington d. O. Evening Argue,
Philadelphia cient6c American, New York; Pos Boston
Mnsrachu sets Daily Buffalo, ~ Y. week for
M es 2h of November next the
- CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
r. above papers will please and send
their Office, with containing this notice.
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