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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13

g5sA Democratic meeting was held in
Greenbrier on the 23d ult., to appoint del
egates to the Democratic State Conven-
ton. The meeting recommended II. A.
Wise for Governor VIM. Smith of Green
brier, for 1t. Governor, and w. p. Bocock,
for Attorney General. DR.. Graham was
also recommended for the Board Of Public
Works.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13

a- The Messenger Of the 4th inst, an
nounces that T. B. McRobert, Esq, Is no
longer connected with the editorial man.
asement Of that paper. We regret Mr..
McR.'s departure from among US. He is
clever gentleman, and vigorous and
graceful writer. We wish him a pleasant
life in the mountains Of Bath county.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13
@zr A great Dinner wa. given Chic,

" A great Dinner was given IN Chica-
60, to the Hon. S. A. Douglas. on the 9th
inst, on which occasion we noticed the
name of Maj. J. L. Peyton as one of the
officers of the day. He was also one OF the
committee who corsespondsd with Mr..
D. on the subject.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13

xunkle's Nightingale opssa fssups. .
This celebrated company are now in our
Town. Amusing large Houses. We have
merely space to say that il is The gesuia~
K1nkle's Troupe, which Of itscifis suiEi.
Client sec dat,0n.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13

&5- We direct attention to ouI Richmond
market report. 1t will be seen that
Messrs. Brown s. Shook have made some
favorable sales for Augusta Millers.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13

" We are unable this week 10 alludr
to the Report Of the President and Direc.
tors Of the Central Road, kindly furnished
US by Col Fontaine.
The meeting Of the Stockholders was
postponed on Wednesday las, until the
21st. See proceedings.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13

U The Directors caution the public
against the bills Of the Maiden Bank,
kanawha county, this State.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13

U.s. A woman died ia Richmond, re.
Gently fom excessive use Of liquor. She
had husband and two children. from
whom she had separated.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13

w. We have been necessarily compelled
TO postpone until this week several yearly
advertisements. We publish them to-day
OF course they will continue until the
year expires. We hope our friends will
bear with US.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13
Foreign News.

The steamer Americs arrived on the OH.
The news from the xea, Of wsr was NO,
different from that in our last. Flour aud
eIain has advanced. Flour was selling as
40 shiilings-eqnsl to about Gil.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13

= DSr The Angel Gabriel has been holding
forth ip Charlottesville. At last sdyices.
be vas snugly stored away in Jail.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13

@. The people Of Wyoming county. in
public meeting, have expressed themselves
in favor cfsn extra session,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13

Vs. We call attention in to days paper
to the advertisement Of Kent, Paine e.
Kent,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13
Public Notice.

II is anticipated that there will be an un-
usually large nu,nhes Of delegates in attendance
on the Democratic Co0veniion-more than The
Hotels can possibly acoommodate-andI have
been requested by a number OF the citizens to
call meeting to make arrangements 10 enter
tain them ct private houses. And have. after
consultation, fixed 3 O'Clock on Wednesday
next, for such meeting, at the common council
soom, where all who feel disposed TO extend
their fosrilai.tjes can attend.
". K. TROUT, Mayor.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13

9G- The editor OF the Chicago Times,
the organ of Judge Douglas. very quietly
and good humoredly says tina, the man
who "Joes up the religion" for the Chica.
90 Democratic Press, Ventworth's organ.
has bestowed upon him the Times editor
the following collection Of choice cpithets.
The daily union., 1854-10-25


PROPOSALS will be Office unl and on
November nexi for the construction equsen and delivery
OF an lenmer Tor the lake service be delivered De
o OF al any port OF Lake Ee by The % June said
steamer not 10 be es than 100
exclusive OF Gxurs for paddle
less than depth hold about
ne deck and cabin said boat fashion, 10 be d
sded as oowsi forward machinery cabin and
m uhe haus an OF s machinery enbin ana ior me
officers also, cooking stewards room, pantry,
water closets and customary cabin and keheA usne o
less than 30 hands and officers.
The dees cabin be nifty
ary
Pilot wheel house upper deck supplied
with customary convenisHces steering.
The boat to BE- schooner eged and be supplied requisite
sails and rigging To be properly
quais anchors, adequate chain cables customary
lures Of auser hoes chain cable boxes, windass
Each details dimension parts
furnish a drawing and model Of the boat.
The boat TO be supplied with
20 feel long EACH and each boat have good with udder
aud tiier
No advances be made contract, War Depart
and The War 10 rh
ghi to accept any OF The proposals. reject The whole and to
advertise
common steam pressure to maintain
speed OF miles ouf, supplied suitable ccai
bunkers capable Of slowing not less nan 100 tons Of coal
Materials be OF Tie quality together workmanke
and all
fire. be observed The boat less 20 ade
quae buckets
engine quality, of the ow-pressure
with the best recent improvements.
When
viii be appointed the War Department. officer of the
be sy the These third
employ requisite bremen, aboers order TO make
specuon and trial.
100 miles in moderate which trial said boat
shall maintain speed Of miles the hour
for uiive houn
The inspectors condition
strength materials and machinery, workmanship, finish, and
trial. be paid by the United States
and onehaii by the contractor
Sep l6-d2u A2awIisNoy Col Corps 4. Z.
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NOTICE TO PRE-. EMpruoN CLAIMANTS.

Under the Congress approved Sd March, s5 entitled An
settlers therein
TONED the pre- they
listed mentioned alternate
where the Improvement made The dale
allotment paid for At the Of Two dollars and
nNy cents pr fixed The public And by
The nrt ah March, epled An ,r the relief o
for railroad purposes, persons who set
lied lands the date OF ffAdraWd
epons the ordinary minimum price o
t pu lands at dollar and twenty i've cents
ner acre if prnven pub
lie sae Therefore, every person entitled 10 the right Of
mentioned, ih1 act Of ID
March referred settlements made PRIOR 10 ie Nh
of February % alotme under the act OF aI
Narcn s on at emeus prior OF Withdrawal
rpqured the satisfaction of he register and
make nerer hf
price practicable after scttng fAs notice
mud bec appointed the public sale The lands
heing be tract claimed such viii be loreifed
JOS :. WILSON,
Acting Commission of General Land ofier.
ser IG-lawi3w lint h star.
The daily union., 1854-10-25
n,npNrlNes AND ENEnY ornEn pE,cnIP-

n
v Of furnishing dry goods We receiving, d.
from New York, brilliant
supply uf superb style tapestry, Brussels three
ply, and supeThne carpets which viii sell from 70 TO
80 cent. less than fufmer
the legaat varied stock OF curtain materials
comprising hrocaiellei
rsenos Turkey cashmers
chaz. shade and embroidered curtain musns, IN
and BY the yard, very elegant and cheap.
We likewise prepared ofies Inducements to pur
hOot ocuhs all Kinds Of quilts and comforts,
blankets pm So sl2 nen sheetns all widths pillow
daak table diaper becioth dauask napkins
cooed nen och crash Scotch, Russia and hucsa
back diapsr, table oilclotb sc
In fac wuhou, enumefang would state TO our trends
public generally this Of descrp
greatly reduced figures from
large New viii be sold 10 cash prompt
credit dealers corresponding low
4 BARNES MITCHELL
the avenue, between 9Th and oh streets.
Sep aa--eo3wif
The daily union., 1854-10-25
Army and Navy Equipments

TA sTErHENS military manufacturers Of the fret orders,
respectfully call the attention OF and navy officers
t their superior syle goods They have created
department. and furnish the most eleghi
goods a, successfully challenge red
IV, wish 70 show exclusive privilege business
and progress OF the despite the jogging
nf ansiqnarans. -.
fashipns
Unitcd state. aass and banners made to order.
Au
The daily union., 1854-10-25
a tN t,lI nnh ninter gopd. and fsshions.-DUNA
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery.

IrHtrIN A. HARRIS ~ o., principles OF Dental surgery
u Thomas Bond VI -, principles Of DENIAL Medicine
Washiu aion Handy. ~. D., Osiomy aud fhysiologl
Alfred A Blandy, NJ d, Dental Practice.
Phlip NJ. ID, Denial Mechanics
Reginald N, Wright, NJ. d., Dental Chemistry,
The 6een annual will the Is, OF Noyem-
her and close on the lst OF March
The month devoted practical dentistry and
anatomical dissections
with the college the student
have the advantage dental practice. IL will be kept
omen throughout whole year.
Tckcs Sio manculaton, S diploma, SJ
For iurrhcr Information address
?. n. AUSTEN, Dean,
Sept I3-2sw4w 70 SHARP street
The daily union., 1854-10-25


IN peton Williams, samnistralfiS Uf Thos.
" Williams, Station New York,
patent granted the said Thos r. VIII
lf,h OF December 1870 in "ma
chney for hardening bats lngi sc" for Yea3 from the
eSpon said patent which takes place tae h Day OF De
cetnher, 1854
the said petition be beard the Paen, Ose
Monday 25h oI Ncsember next, II O'Clock, and all
notified show they
why said petnon ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension required to he IN the Patent
specially least
hearings all testimony filed by either
be used said hearing must be taken and uansmted
rules Of the office, which viii furnished
pcaion.
tho VIII be closed on The 3h November
deposons, and other relied csmon DC ed
office before the morning OF thar days The arguments
any, within days thereafter.
,ssared also, published in the Union nte
renrrr aud Evening sar, Washiugon O.; Evening
Philadelphia Pennsylvania Scientific American New York Post
Boston, and Daily Courier Buffalo "
successive weeks previous the 27h of Noyen
ber next, 'he day ofhearing. -
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p sRdos papers will please copy, and send
their Office with paper containing this notice
sep g9-law3w
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United states Mail.

posT DSPARTMEST
September H. 1854
PROPOSALS the mails OF the United Staes from The
January, 1885, to tie oth day OF June ec the
win be received he Con
Office Department The city OF Washington
LIST November 1884, 10 be decided BY 80
following
7T From by Suessve Grove Hill. Chocaw Corner
Clay fii Mills shiloh, SpeBcervie Linden Spring
lIi De,nopoils, Macon, Greensboro 100 miles and
back me a week IL horse
Leave every sunday "Wednesday, and Friday
a.
Arrive at Greensboro in 80 hours, by
Leave every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
Arrive at SaineSown in % hours, by p m.
Will considered.
proposals. guarantees and
emacng be incorporated the
contracts department properl
inviting proposals mali
southwestern States, dated January 3, 1857.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General,
O. lei nd Ey. ay1
The daily union., 1854-10-25
No 523.
sale alternate sections In the OF Missouri



sale of alternate sections N Missouri.
By the President United states
IN pursuance law, FRANKLIN PIERCE Presiden,
United Ameriea do hereby declare and make known
that public sales Of the sections and paris being al those
mites On ca u HaHaisa Joseph rairoad,
provided BY The act Of oh June lsa entitled act
hs right way G 10 e Of ana
sad STATE and spseiay excepted from graduation as to pes By
land Offices said State the periods hereinafter designated to
At The land Office PALayE, commencing on Monday the
fifteenth day of January for the disposal Of the vacant lands
above referred situated in the aforementioned townships
yz:
aud of she A principal aeyidiar
Township fI7y sir, of rause three.
Townships fyre, Jystr, hfiy and eight of range
Township. eyyaVe, my 'ir hiy-seveH GyesAi, aud Aa
Township. ys's' Hz h'ysesen' nye'sh' and y
townships ffyre hy yx sepnI yeisat, of range
TewnsniRs 4yss ly SIX and az ssssn Of range eight
Townships trype, fifty sir tysepsn and fy eight Of range
Townships Gy-sr, and eishi, Of range ,leysn
Townships fyia, hiiyseven and fyeigA, Of range twelve
aay % January nsS ] o e % s s u, @ ,ad anu N mn
following named townships to w.t.
North base ne and uet Of the h principe! meridian
Tewnps d and @ .1s1 Of s rsnss % faarssen
Townships Gfysa my g sA, range
Townships fifty sir hity and ge's Of range seven
Townships ysir hyseven, eight ofrange eighteen
osnships sjs sr any aud Tfy es Of ranse ~soy
Townships Ds cir, i seven and MY e's OF range iwehy
Toxnship fly SIR fiy-seven, y-eigh of range twenty
two.
Townships y,yz, dy and Jtty-eisA Of twenty
three.
PLATrsBuRo, commencing Monday the
eighteenth day Of December fos the d sal The vacant pub
odd numbered sections above referred 10 sit
uaied IN the following named townships, VIZ;
base ne and Of the yA principal eridian
Townships ysir, any seven, fry eight, and of
twenty -four.
FIVE.
Townships ty-sz, hy and t'yegh, of twenty
Townships y-siz, hfy-sevcn, and tyeig of twen
Townships ty-si1, dysevcn and yyeght, of twenty
eight
Towu.hps Jly-slr fifty fly eight of y
Townships vy-H7 hyseyeh, and my esA oil range ihiy-
Townships fysa, hnyseven MY eght range thirty
Townships fyz, dy seven, and Hesht Of range thirty
| three.
townships r my and yty-eigh Of range thirty
Townships fy-ss, 6yseven, and iyeshf Of thirty
! five.
each side Of said rond and
,bose Ia eies are pag within said limits designated
district land Offices
| by The Commissioned OF the General Land Once
uc o. s iosh Jane 5a The
public highway for transportation " and therefore
through which the road viii be sold
I containing lhe quantities shown by Official Ihais
VIII be offered in the oder IN which 'he are adser
ti.ed. fach sale will be hept opcn
Offering ali The ands weeks and appics-
make entries of The lands offered under h poca
Given under my hand city Washington, this fiie.hh
September ponni one thousand eight hundred and
n''4o" FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY tie President
Acting Commissioner o. General Land Office,
The daily union., 1854-10-25
by j. Q. mesuInk. Auot,ons.r.

GALE ON PRESIDENTS SQUARE On Wednesday, Novem
~ bs !s AZ O'Clock the viii sell public
handsome desirable
pied by the Rev Dr pyne. The which
LA
ing ot on the corner of square 9 containing 5
ground ~ seldom offered purchase this
should
built, viii, modern desirable
Temr one-fouu the balance l2, and 10 months
with interest on The deferred secured by deed Of
Csnyeyanc.s al the purchasers expense
Terms 10 be complied WI lay
Possession 10 se delivered purchaser compliance with
JAS MCGUIRE,
Oct il--eodAds Auesioneer.
The daily union., 1854-10-25
-
NOTICE.
ORpNAhcK OEEfcE,

ORDNANCE OFFICE,
Washington September 2e, 1854.
ttoNSRE5S during ITS last session having
m The chase Of the best reecloadng rifles
c uH'cd States provided that Secretary
practical therec shall
proper inventors AID manufacturers
u such wifi be received this office
december next o preliminary exaninsons and If found offer
reasonable expectation OF being ueui purchase will be
number
expecinton to be placed In hands soldiers
field The result OF this practical w aid
king decisi n HENRY X. CRAIG,
Colonel of Ordnance.
The edors of the following Will
above notice twice week weeks
~ she containing The National Inegencrr
Evening star, Washingt ci Arg, Philadelphia; Military
Argus, New York; Times at Hartford Times Boston Post
az Pitbn Times, at Louisvle Delta, at New Orleans.
At-laWGW
The daily union., 1854-10-25


HOUSEWIFE CoTToHs Third Inst.Iment.~we
III have The
who have been waiting SO patiently the arrival Of lh install
meni - the Justly celebrated
day 450 pieces As originated introduced had this
Gle mauusctuted with
Inc have cur name stamped on them in full.
We thus particular knowledge
article tcketed co,ons) being prepared this
kst.
300 pieces very superior iuens priced
Vast lots OF all other kinds pure Purchas
class OF linen goods should,
In rn.g goods OF all kinds aock viii be
ample, snn complete throughout the
30 pieces white hannel assorted grades shades
than Lhe usual prices.
bleached anneis superior
quality.
100 Feces rich wooleH paids ladies'
considered the handsomesr patterns in the
Choice cloths. cassimees prousion, with
Gloves md sapenders,
hrras Also, article usually
goods house; TO an Of which daily additions made
BY having dealing solely In
bear unmsiakable decided excellence fabric
enabled 20 offer really great inducements discriminating buyers
udees Of goods)
Strangers cordially invited
the advantage of buying where only askedn
Delay settling bills
Good articles low prices and fair dealing be relied
ali p
PERRY s. BROTHER,
Central Stores, West Building,
Oct S--Sieoif Opposite Centre Market.
The daily union., 1854-10-25

NEW FAIL GOODS Having just returned from the North.
" great pleasure informing friends and patrons, and
the public generally store, ready their inspection
lh largest collection OF cloths casmeres
and vngs am Engsh fsbnos selected with
from importing New ork all Of which
pared usual the latest and approved N
and most reasonable terms. - 80
WILLIAM TUCKER,
Pennsylvania avenue between ~ and 9th streets
9l--dim
The daily union., 1854-10-25
United States Mails.

Posr OFFICE DErAKrakST,
August 20, is54
PROPOSALS carrying the mails the United States from ihe
following Mississippi viii
I'll O'Clock, 6 day of November, 1884, be decided by
KENTUCKY.
No 5loa From Cairo H. b. Memphis Tenn, Napoleon
Feksbug, Mss, Na,cbez, and Baton Rouge, La, to
New oheans l,o7' miles and back daily, in safe and
Leave Cairo daily al SPIN;
Arrive at New Orleans nS days by 5pa;
Leave New Orleans dai y pm;
arrive At Cairo in SIX days by 5
Madrid sla, A.hpes Tenu iiiekmans a. Bend, m Ark
Futon Ienn len s,s. osso.a, Ak peeaa Point Randoph
miles and back three times week, IN safe and suitable
Leave Cairo every Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday. at
lam;
Arrive Memphis 81 by p n day;
Leave Memphis every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrye a, CAIRO in 81 hours by 6 a IN ne 1t days.
MISSISSIPPI
vicksbus by Young's Point La lllken's
Pecan Grove, Tauia, Ass, Lake Providence, La,
con, Miss Greenviiie, Columbia, Ark, Gans's Land
ing. and Vict1na Miss, 10 Napoleon, Ark. go miles
and back three times week, in safe and suitable
Leave Viekssurg every Monday, wednesday and Thurs
Auiye at Napoleon every Friday Saturday, nd sunday
Leavr Napoleon every Saturday, Wednesday, and Mon
Arrive vicksburg every russaay Thursday,
day, by pm
No 5 frem Ill., by Hampton For Byron, Cordo
che Lyons, Tabuia. Bellevue, Galena, H., l0'
mites aud back three times week in safe and suitable
Bidders win propose a schedule
Eo os of proposals guarantee and certdcate nstruc
e eonirac the department deem proper
see advertisement, inviting proposals for msil service vs
JAMES CAMPBELL
Aug a. eoa9od Intel star.l
The daily union., 1854-10-25
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The name of will uy 5o.a, 1ne.4 U
payment of ue subscription be ina ia advance.
Dstabi subscribers postage
which viii be paid BY an safe
transmission
The COUNTRY PAPER IA published Iiweeky during the
sions Of Congress, and sent weekly during the reeess
Subscriptions o period less year viii be received
terms p.opOrtioned 90 the above annual
0P 0SMAsrERs aHihonzed agents and by
sending DAILY subscribers, $50 enclosed or vyx
sEhIWEEKlY subscribers with S enclosed, enued 70
copy gratis.
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poOIs AND SHOES, nCors AND sHuEslstu,

pOOIs AND SHOES BOOTS AND sHOEs.-ssui n,
ID old sad side OF avenue between SIKH
and Seventh opposite Browns HoeA HOOVER son
sun the old place, avenue
9TH opposite Browns Hotel would
pleased their old and the public general
where VIII be found complete
chidren geniiemen, boy and youths boots
styles and prices
FOR LADIES.
Cioth button heeied gailefs, with and without UPS
French lasting button heeed gairers
Cloth button CATERS, without heels
French toilet slippers, Preach lasting and hid
DO black and whim CATERS
slippers
black MID and Morocco slippers
Plain lace eaitsfs, all Soiors
Morocco aud hid boots Ieleons iiek and thin soes
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
black, sronze, and eoored and tipped gaiters
Tan coioEed do article
DO tipped and plain Morocco boots, thick soles
Bronze, black. and green Jenny Lind
Cloth and lasting button eai,ers
Morocco boots and Jenersons, thick aud thin
FOR GENTLEMEN
Patent leather boots OF a superior quality
Do do pegged for 81
Kid top Congress CATERS black cooed single
coles
calf Congress cutters, single and double soles
Calf oxford ties aud Mcniereys do
Patent leather pumps and low quaTcfed shoes
a superior article of sewsd boots, spIing sbanks
With general variety of sewed and pesged boots,
FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS,
All say is prepared supply AT de-
mands of hools aud shoes In a variety of styles.
FOR SERVANTS
department coapeo
dent furnish good article fair prices
Thankful for past ayo solicit
We ihnk by keeping yed article and selling prices that
viii be able please We would invite call before purchasing
elsewhere.
Moro Quick sales profits forget right
bat call a! A. HOOVER j. SONS,
Opposite Browns Hotel, between TN sts.,
Oct 7-eodlm south side,
The daily union., 1854-10-25

nj aTIONAL MEDICAE. COLLEGE, Washing gton.--The
~ thirty third annual OF lectures viii the
fourth Monday .n October, and continue until March,
FACULTY.
Thomas, Miller NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
VIM r. Johnston NJ m Professor Of obseies and Diseases Of
Women and children
Joshua Riley NJ d. Medca, Therapeutics,
and Hygiene.
May ~ Professor OF the Principles and Practice of
Surgery.
reon Tyler Of Pathology and Practice Med
ic.nc.
NJ, Chemistry and Pharmacy
NJ D proseooT and Demonsusor Of Anstnmy
prosecution practical anatomy ample
Like Europe, the desks from which
the wards for clinical instructions
areun he san roof.
completion additions ihs buildings
accommodation tie sick viii greatly extend
the eusefu ofthe medical and surgical eiinir
The entire expense full OF lectures $50
the drmonstr 10
Maircuang payable oRy
Graduating
sdicai surgical clinic through the whole
without charge.
address LEWIS a. STEINER, NJ bI
OF Facny, office Washington Infiimary
Auc2 c25-eodtl0 Nov tSentneil
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septis-law4w
United states Patent umee, ,

Washington, September %, 1874.
petition OF Caroline Williams administrative ofIhos
Williams, deceased, Station, New York, praying
the extension OF granted the said Thos Wiams
lit of D.cenber $40 Improvement In nachhsy
forming for ing sc ~ for som the expiration
PATENT which ake place The fh day OF December,
1854
said petition be heard the Patent Office
9th of November IL O'Clock, and all
notified appear and show If they have,
vii said petition ought 10 be granted.
required file the Patent
objecuons specially forth in writing, al least twenty
hearng all testimony flied by either
hearing be taken transmitted ~ accord
with the rules OF the Office which viii be furnished on app
The testimony viii be closed I7ih Of Novem
dspuons paper" relied testimony must be
tiled office before hs morning of that day the
tnsnls. II any, within days thereafter.
also be published in Unien, nteli
gencer Eveung STAR Washington d. c. Evening Argus,
Phiiadepb New York Post, Boston,
and Daily ouier, Buffalo, ~ ". week for
successive 2 of November the
day of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioned Of Patents.
papers will pease copy and send
l bills Patent Office, with containing this notice
30 1v
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UHBERhe subscribers, having Established themselves in the
II business old stand o. Wm Bird corner sixth and
streets prepared all Articles Ia the trade avora
terms. They solicit a share OF public patronage
GEO. W. GARRETT n co.