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United states Patent once,
Washington, April -, 1898

nN petition Of Hiram naway OF Sandwich Massachusetts,
praying the extension of patent granted 10 him on he
Sil Improvement in the construction o
pressing glass; for from the expiration Of
patent which place the as day Of August, lh
said petition be heard the Patent oice
9th august ~ O'Clock, and all
and show they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
required he IN ihe faeDt
ONCE Injections specially set forth IN wrsz al least twenty
days af hearing all testimony ed BY shsr party
be taken and transmitted IN
Office. which will be furnished ON
application. :. II ". -, = ~.
he testimony the will be closed on the Ath OF Jny
relied must be hrd
before The OF that day thr Arguments
any, c days thereafter.
Ordered be pubished ia the Union, ioe
gencer Evening Star, Washington, o. c. Daily Repahcan
Philadelphia Scicphc Auericsn, New
Yotk and Post n weeks
previous 9Th OF August neri the day Of hearing
4. r.. sIuGERT,
Acting Commissioner OF Paisnts,
papers will please and send their
bills the pfce, paper containing tns nonee
Ap a-iswSw
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CHARLES ). N. oSvlSs,
RAIrrnoKy, MARrlAk

RALunoks, MAINLAND
tTI attend 20 casrs originating
w wasnngton y. O. Any desiring 10 somRunl
baltimore,
ey communicated Col james O Beet Postmaster a Wash
ing,on, ID. c. @te
April i5-eodim Nat. Ins.l
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Uaitcd States Patent Onicc,
LVulhinUfnn AnrtI 10

Washington, April 10, 1875.
y Wheeler ,ss and a. s.
for granted TO Aonzo and Wm " Wheel
horse powers driving machinery years
paon of said pae which takes place the 9Th day Of July
ordered thar ,he said petition be heard at the Patent cs
noaea appear and show cause any e
why said petition ought not TO be granted
objections, specially forth writing
days before o. m e a AZ ny n
with the rules OF the oce which will be furnished on app
cation.
ss u o. e es On o relied he %an %
ments, il any. within ten days thereafter
senaer and Evening Star washington, D. o. Daily Rrpuh
cam Ss @ y ss ass ws
previous TO the ash day of June next the day Of
Acting Commissioner of Patents.
oi the above will p,snse copy aud send
April 20 -aw3w
Al EW SPRING GOODs-Tne Subscribers just received
complete stock of and desirable fancy and staple foreign
oevcr variety embracing the styles ades dresses
well useful adape the and approaching
Elegant style silks great variety
Floupcsh French berages
Flosnced and other other French French n orsandirs
Rich satin striped French berages
Plain French berages all colors
Plain French mousseline de iaines all coiors
Rich pain-coored silks all colors,
High nstred black gro dc rhnes
Lupin's plain colored shalies very due
Printed itoen cau,brics for dresses
Black twisted silks, extra heavy
Plaid and striped son null musins
White and cotored French briiante
Nansook, Swiss and null mlsiins
Plaid, striped, and plain white jaeonet cambrics
Linen cambrics and shear lawns
Elegantly embroidered pocket hnndksrchiefs
French embroideres in great variety
Embroidered skirts or open dresses
Corded grass, md hair skirts, SC
which will be
fered upon the best terms naan ~, ca
Mar 25-3tawawif tIntell
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DR SALE L-aseA comnodous ioursiory and attic house,
18Th side The corner OF street House con
ain~ rooms painted
Terms accommodating, aud possession given inme-
Solicitors Office, Treasury Department
lS-Iu
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to Hr Oh CLAIMS unah Forrest attorney law, Rock
Vile,
bin ethef Rockville No si2 north se wn BE-
promptly attended TO-
March 3l--dsuoly
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Nassau Hail college Of New jersey, PRINCETON.

should aad acquantaacc be- forgot,
And brought 70 min
should acauainancs be forgot,
And days % auld lang syncn
Tn. members year ending June isaa
ending June, 1872 The sophomore
1885, mud freshman essss
y.ar ending Jans hereby assemble
third Of March, A. D. 1907, 81 he latest
ffendship which
entirely exchange WORE an ths
greeting sympathy and ixment the untmey la "
s,m of their most promising compesrs.
preliminary Of the s@ntsre wiz be
between Fourth and Fif streets,
which whom be
attend the VIII DO
adopted o full attendance ~ possabie
iHe, addressed VIII be
enough the commnee by mail with
respective post Offices I.
Trenton, N. j., ChaiSms6 Of Camnitlee.
ALEXANDER e. HAKT, NJ. D.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
j. NEWTON LiGHTNER,
ofLancsstsr, Pennsylvania
PHILIP rENDLErON.
Of Winston, AAeshany Co, MD,
SAMUEL. r. RICHARDS,
Glass Works, N, ~,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Mongcmery county, Maryland,
Jots WsrpaAs, Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27--iAwttdnr3 fIntrifxencerl
ed countries Of the world
their editorial cnumus,
through tbs four d.
OF globe throughout United
requested 20 give Entntous nssftan
this date and the ID of March, A. D. iss1
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No 534.
NOTICE of the es abIishment of ain additional land
IN district n OF aIifornia
pvi. Of Congress- approved
u maass and. 81 @ II c ., s 'Sf Of s s
auozed such time or times as in his Judgment The public IN
sae the State OF n'o Two or three
dated March, 1853 and setle
he and he pubc the estnb4hmen Of ihe
three districts authorized by the ACT Of the 30 March, 1883 aoe
Now therefore, be Known ha, under and y authority Of .he
States directed that divided
three land Districts the boundaries Of which are as oows
All part State commencing The Pacific lying
Of Mount Dab base line thence running said line the
sna sou on 4 me meridian a " & e s n, lime "e ss
said line between townships three and u, 70 ihe eastern
Office for which has been established at Ma,gsrue-
ana no, par o p ~ pf line ans @ 1 and
south f standard souih) will form the MIDDLE DsrRIoT
south Of the 6h standard parallel DrsrRror
ns 9 y% q s s sn z n he
States under the act Of Congress aforesaid be boundaries above
Given under my hand at the city Washington this day
BY Of President: JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner the General Land Office
April II lawl3w Tint. starI
oLD silver plated pecacles &c., of
Vi focuses perocal percopc and parabola glasses
long peculiar advantages in selecting glasses
32i Penn. avenue between Ninth and Tenth
Jan 2S--if
Metropolitan lSaiifpnd Office,
Georgetown, ID. O., April 10, 1855
THE stockholders company hereby notified the
share has been ordered
this advertisement. Pay
banks which The first install
nent was paid, o o the in Georgetown.
Of board
j. w. DEEBLE
April l3-~law3w Secretary and Treasurer.
To Southern AgricuIturists and Planters
THOROUGH practica and educated Maryland
healthy the South which
proprietor improve into purely agcul
and stock farm
highest testimonials of given and all conmnica
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po ssEsTrhe arg. and cnmmoalous recently
by The Brazilian mnistrr situated the Great Circle
Penn a
lsrns Riggs Co.. NJ Ias Rvclet,
winaer's building of l7ih and streets.
u s--e
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The National Hotel

city win reopened for the reception Of guests the 2h
The Of the kitchen from the basement
the building and the alterations in and about the dining
will add and comfort of guests
furnished with the best the markets afford
best style and labor viii be epaed
equal the
public will continue
patronage which extended the house
desiring for the winter do at
calling the Hotel Board 81 day.
S+ T. d. WILLARD.
WAsnseroN CRY. November H. 1854
Nov left
itARHiAGh and Horses flr saie-h of beautifully
matched family carriage orrcs, together with
nj northern built modern carriage.
value bang gentle. The
been only about twelve months and II
nd perfect when first purchased
will sell them great bargain
Apply to WIN. I. DOVE, Coal defner, FRS, Ward.
Nov 20 diff
lrROCOLATfs, Cocoa, and brona.-W. BAkER = CO.'S
" Vanilla Premium chocolates, and hrnma
awarded by the chief
sale by all the prinrpal groceries
United States and by their agents
Hussey Murray New York Grant aud Fweis, Phiadrlphn
" Bundige Baltimore; Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati
Daio; and s. ". Howell, Georgrtown, D. y.
WALTER, BAKER, n 60,
Dorchester, Mass.
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metropolitan RatttDnd oHHce,
To Southern AgricuIturists and Planters

THOROUGH pracica and educated Maryland farmer wishes
IL engage healthy in hs South which
proprietor improve and into purely agrcu
u and stock farm.
highest testimonials of character given and all conmunca
en the subject fully answered.
Address AGRCOLA, Washington, ID. 9.
lr IL.
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Court OF Claims. &C.

Court of Claims, &c.
HARLES LEE JONES, addition his ordinary practice
" Of Discl OF Coumha will practise
United the uewiy
of claims The Tinted saes In
management Supreme pros
Claims
father, Jones, retired
practice, with his the
clients, and by all other
uecdful and proper exert,ons
March 9--3awimi
CANTON n1attipg. Floor OiIcot, Ne.--We have lns
schooner Eieou. New York, full stock
goods, OF
generally The embraces n the DIFF
widths, quaIhes and coiors, Wis
IS pieces superior "A white mating
rs
IS
do check mating
10 do Cd aney do
Is size jne door
IS superior quality Berlin
10 pieces srep oicoths, styles
IS do "A, 5-i, 9 4, -, aud "a door oiicloihs
fa sheets floor otlcioih which Will be sold cheap
and any shape hall passage.
Also, daily expected schooner r. II Hpnilry
10 pieces 6f cocoa mat,ings
10 do sd
% do "A do
stock velvet Brusses three ply nErain and
veneae esspeng anaas large M .he saasoa and eonss
queury will be offered reduced wiih determination
clear them out moving our new sire which
IL progress erection.
AprD 4 lAawiw HooE, BRO, 4 co
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MAHKET GARDEN AND DAIRY FARM for sale,
M situated Fairfax Virginia, eight
Washington the Georgetown turnpike, and hteen
from Alexandria be advan
heavily wooded much
suitable for sh building The remainder IL well
grass having highly improved by lime and other cui
izers.
Address GATEsBY AP H. JONES,
Mar 9u--eodu washington
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Law Notice.
Bows, srAsros. AND wsGxwR.

BRowx STAsros, WsLKsK.
III ". r. BROWN FRED. r. STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
Err formed pornsrshp m practising law IN he supreme
%
Ocss ia Washington Mem.
parties toand eilbs pser, ana
letter. them will receive sttcaion.
ApB 49, teod Tfatel ard Sentinel copyJ
trEws I.des.-Mn. A. YOUNG. fashionable
IN respectfully
that ss receipt Of the very latest fashions
Ensis skytss she has secured
Best hsnd w which she ui be enabled %
Mosic~ asd Tbs kest Good hns
needless anything
'brv ley good well rna 6ts All she asks ~
bc nues xocds Ia The aakea an5 These who
favof with their VIII hna u 70 usu sayansEs,
6fsns aha good work tre bef
ca on su' second door suoe, ssde, No ~
Ann II~-e m
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VIM. nj. Merrick


No. % Lomisiana dpenuc,
~ practise Court of the United the
OF claims several courts Of The Disnict OF Coz
lunbia,
27--3tawm
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CROMWELL baltimore steamship Line between
baltimore, New York. and Boston,
MILL BALTIMORE and New fns,
and from Rs'simofe snd b@in"'fe W
Ho~iun.
unequssd the business nen o ne
of oahz b- either posns ws receive Hr,
through adna wnhsxon be lowest rates 81
freight And charged Applications Tor Hfghf
~ - :. A. q. UAEL,
5S Eschsngs Fisee, BALTIMORE
NJ n CROMWELL,
t,o,rer washington and Annny streets, n. v.
mo. WI eCHANk,
Ian I7--dam Foot Of inais wharf Bostoa-
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y. :. n. "a -
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No 55 Wall street, ". Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD & Co,
27 Austin Fars,
D. q. WAINWRIGHT Co.,
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
Tbs ships will accountable for goid
nnltun pece eaiy precious METALS unless bills Of
ading signed therefor ard e thereof
Ap 25--dn
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change Of Hours.
ls ~ II sssS .a
IN Monday, a3d instant,
~ Washington at g and sh q. m, and and AZ, p m.
On sunday, at o. a. m, aud an D.
Leave Baltimore An and 94 m, and and SIX. D. m
On Sunday al 40 a. M, aud 81. p. m -
April % -dif
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.
The rAips comprising foowings
The capt Nys
These ships having been built by
pTcss,
taken in their also In their engines,
10 insure strength and speed; and their acconm'
dsons unequaled comfort
Price OF from New York TO Liverpool in ars cabin $780,
In second cabin S5 Exclusive 5
From Liverpool 10 New York, 10 and 20 guneas
An experienced surgeon attached 20 each ship.
No berihs be secured until paid for.
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NEW GOODs-P. j. STEER, Merchant tailor, Washington
IN Place, Seventh has opened his spring goods
bcing choicest styles Of the Genemsn preparing FOR
opening will do we goods before
chasing elsewhere.
complete almost everything 10 u
outfit may be had without going further.
o3-2aw2wif
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-27

ONE VoTE.-At the recent charter election
in Chambersburgh, Pa, there was but one
vote cast The borough was surprised, and
one man who, alone, knew of the election and
the officers to be elected, took the whole mat
ter in charge, and selected his men according
to his liking!
That reminds us of the election in our vii
lage last year-it was forgotten entirely at
the time, and if it had not been for Yam
kee provision in our village charter, that in
case no election was held at the regular time,
the old officers might call special election,
our charter would have "gone up"
Pontiac Gazette.
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Il Fable for strong minded. Women-Res-
pectfully addressed TO MSS Lucy Stone.

4 Fable for strong minded. Women-Res-
pecyully addressed TO MSS Lucy Stone.
A vine was growing beside thrifty oak,
and had reached that height at which it re-
quired support.
coax" said the vine, "bend your trunk
SO that you may be support to me-"
"My support" replied the oak, " is natu-
rally yours, and you may depend on my
strength to bear you up, but l am too large,
and too solid to bend. Put your arms around
me, my pretty vine, and | will manfully sup
port and cherish you, if you have an ambi-
ton to climb as high as the clouds. While
| thus hold you up, you will ornament my
rough trunk with your pretty green leaves,
and shining scarlet berries They will be as
frontlets to my head, and shall stand in the
forest like glorious warrior, with all his
plumes. We were made by the master of
life to grow together, that by our union the
weak may be made strong, and the strong
render aid to the weak"
"But | wish to grow independently" said
the vine; "why can not you twine around
me, and let me grow up straight, and not be
mere dependant upon you!"
"Nature," answered the oak, did not de-
sign it. 1t is impossible that you should
grow to any height alone, and if you try it,
the winds and rain, if not your own weight,
will bring you to the ground. Neither is it
proper for you to run your arms hither and
thither among the trees.
The trees will begin to say it is not the
vine; it is a stranger; get the gone; | will
not cherish thee By this time thou wilt be
so entangled among the different branches
that thou canst not get back to the oak; and
nobody will then admire or pity thee"
"Ah, me-" said the vine, "let me escape
from such a destiny" and with this she
twined herself around the oak, and they botl
grew and flourished together.
HORACE GREELY.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-27

How IT WORKS IN DETRo1T.-In Wayne
Circuit Court they have been trying Liquor
cases under the new law, Judge Johnson, of
Jackson, presiding.
In the case of Peter Babillion, Messs.
Terry and Gray appeared for the defence, but
little was said by any other of the counsel.
AS the Judge was concluding a brief charge
to the Jury on the case Mr.. Terry asked him
if he was not going to charge the Jury as to
whether the law was constitutional or not?
"Gentlemen of the jury" responds Judge
Johnson" you and l are brought here to try
offenses committed against the laws as they
are found recorded on our statute book. 1t
is not your province as Jury, OF mine as a
Judge of the Circuit Court, to decide in any
wise whether the law be constitutional or not.
That'-and his Honor turned around so as to
face the crowd, as he said it with all becom-
ing gravity is left with the Supreme Court
and Justice Of the Peace"
The announcement took the audience by
surprise, and threw the whole into the broad
est grins.
AT 2 o'clock this afternoon, the Jury came
in and declared that they could not agree,
and were discharged. TEX.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-27
To KEEP BUGS FROM VINEs.-For the be-

To KEEP BUGs FROM VINEs.-For the ben
eft of your numerous subscribers, l will send
you what have found to be the best meth
cd to keep the yellow striped bugs from vines
| have used it for more than thirty years, and
have never known it to fail
Take the feathers from hens wing, and
dip them in spirits of turpentine, and stick
one or two in hill, and after every shower
they will want to be dipped over again.
Howard Sayer in the Country Gentleman
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-27
WHOLE NUMBER 1917.

WEATHER PRoPHEcY.-Mr. Ryan is out
with his prophetic weather chart. The sub
stance of which may be thus summed up.
The season from this time to September
will be blessed with a fair allowance of rain
accompanied with suitable temperature of
atmosphere to ensure necessary supply of
the products Of our fields and gardens, for the
comfort of man and beast. The season will
be remarkably fine for the growth of buck
wheat
In addition to Ryan's predictions we have
the following peppergramme" of the wealth
er during the most active season from cor
respondent of the Aueyan Record who
says:
"The system upon which his statements are
predicated is one that has been tested by
years of experience. We print our cores
pondent's statement with pleasure, and we
hope some curious, observing subscriber will
"take notes" from week to week and furnish
us from time to time with the materials for
testing our prophets vision"
rrOll JUNE ISL 10 IIn-rrequenC showers.
7th to 14th-Cold, with frequent
showers.
l4th to 22d-Changeable.
22d to 29th-Very rainy.
Goth to July 6th-Fair, if wind is
N. W., rainy if S. or S. w.
From July 9th to 13th-C Changeable.
18th to 22d-Rainy if wind is S.
or S. W., fair if N. w.
22d to 29th-Frequent showers
and cold.
Goth to Aug 12th-Far.
From Aug. 18th to Sept Sd-Changeable.
From Sept Sd to l1th-Cold, with frequent
showers.
1lth to l9th-Frequent showers
10th to 25th-Cold, with frequent
showers.
25th to Oct. 2d-Fair.
From Oct. I'd to 1Oth-Fair if wind is N. w.,
rainy if S. or S. w.
10th to 18th-Fair.
18th to 25th-Frequent showers.
" 25th to Nov. 1st-Cold with fire.
quent showers.
From Nov. 1st to 9th-Very rainy.
+" 9th to interchangeable
a" 18th to 23d-Fair if wind is N.
w., rainy if S. or S. w.
2ad to aOth-Changeable."
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-27

PROHIBITION IN BosToN.-The Prohibito-
ry Liquor Law in this city is being stringent
ly enforced Notwithstanding the great dem
onstration at Faneuial Hall. On Thursday
last, Peran Stevens, landlord of the Revere
House, the leading hotel in the city, was tried
for violation Of the law and sentenced to
fine of ten dollars and costs and impr;son-
ment for tDenty days IN the House of Cor
rect'on from which sentence he appealed and
gave the requisite bonds.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-27
A Friend thinks that too much has latelv

A Friend thinks that too much has lately
been said by many persons and journals con-
cerning ladies running their husbands by ex-
travagance, in buying silk dresses, and such
other expensive articles. He says that "not
once has the use of tobacco, cigars, and Ii
quors, by gentlemen, been alluded to, which
| am sure is quite as important an item as
ladies' silk dresses" This is fair hit.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-27

AN EXTENSIVE FARMER.-Michael l.. Sui
livan, an Illinois farmer, it is said is about to
plant 10000 acres of land in corn. He was
formerly one of the largest farmers in the
State of Ohio for many years, and according
to cotemporary, he could ride in direct
course fifteen miles through his own corn
field.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-27

The Senate of Connecticut, almost unani-
mously voted to amend the State Constitu-
ton by striking out the word "white" in the
qualification of electors; requiring all electors
to be able to read; that there be one represen-
tative to each town, and that there be one
capitol instead of two. All the proposed a.
mendments required to be submitted to the
people.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-27

Immediately upon receipt of news from the
Crimea that the fire before Sevastopol was
suspended, the French Government sent Or
ders to Marseilles for the embarkation of anew
siege train consisting of nearly 800 heavy
guns
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-27

KANsAs.-The Boston Post says: 1--WE
believe the voice of the nation will sustain
Gov. Reeder in his resistance of the unlawful
acts of the Missourians, and that the great
democratic principle of the peoples sovereign
ty will be indicated upon the very soil
where it has been outraged"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-27

BEAUTY OF THE SPIRIT RATHER THAN OF
THE FoRM-What is beauty, after all Ask
the lover, who kneels in homage to one who
has no attraction for others. The cold look
er-on wonders that he can call that unclassic
combination of features, and that awkward
form beautiful. Yet SO it is. He sees, like
Desdemona, her "visage in her mind, or her
affections. A light from within, shines
through the external uncomeliness, softens,
irradiates and glori6es it. That which to
others seems most common place and unwor-
thy of note, is to him, in the words of Spen-
Ger: