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ETNHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADEIPH STEAMSHIP
Company intend sailing their favorite steamships

nCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY-FOR
" Bremen, via Southampton.-The United States mail
stesmahiP WASHINGTON, L. Cavendy, commander, will
sail for Brtmen touching at Southampton TO land the
mails and for England and France on Satur
day, Feb ~ at IL O'Clock, NJ, from pier No. 81 North
River.
PRICE OF PASSAGE FROM SEw YORK TO SOUTHAMPTON or
BREMEN
In first cabin main saloon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sl3O
In nrst cabin, lower saloon. Ito
In second cabin. n.........,.....,.,,....,,. 90
An experienced surgeon ID attached to each steamer
Specie delivered In Havre London. All letters must
pass through the Post Once For passage or freight ap
ply to g. H. SAND, Agent, II South william It,
The steamer Hermann will succeed the Washington,
and sell March "a.
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After the election Mr. BARKER delivered the annual ad
dress which is said to be very able document.
On Thursday, the l5th the debate the constitution
was resumed, when It decided that the old State
constitution, modified to conform to the national plat
form, should remain in force till May in order to give
time to the committee the constitution to perfect
their labors In the afternoon delegates to the Nationa
Council to be held in Philadelphia were chosen also
Ui youf =
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L,OR sAvANHAH-FARE REDUcED.-THE UNITED
II States Nail Steamship KEYSTONE STATE Captain
esdAy, Feb "a at 10 O'Clock A. N. Fare, $40; steer
&C. S. The Keystone State will Leave again above
"Wednesday, March Z. Agents in Ncw York, ScRAN.
q sec ured.
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N.,~ x...G. q. "neeticut and Vermont state
Councils.
NEW VI pK.
OUR SYRACUSE coRREs, oNDESCE.

OUh SYRACUSE CORREei DISor.
SYRACUSE, Friday morning. Web. l6 1856
The Grand State Council Of the Know Ne things hsve
adjourned. The session commenced -Tues day and
closed at twelve O'Clock last night The proceedi1ss
far as can ascertain them interesting orderly
harmonious, and unit-harmonous and . unit even
Albany 10 take the first train out OF the city.
The council opened on Tuesday morning, the 18th
instant Nearly the whole time was occupied in the
animation Of the credentials Of delegates There
nine hundred and ten councils represented, and the
delegates present numbered absut two thousand The
number of eted" members OF the councils represent
cd at this convention was ascertainsd to bs on,
hundred aHd Jorfy-tro housand-quite q respectable
vote in . closely contested election. One Incident
marked the proceedings Of the frst day. Moses
Earnes appeared q delegate. Mr. 4. IL q member
Of tbs State Assembly and voted for William H. Seward
Before his arrival II was stated that he was sent
syracuse by Speaker Lttejohn. His reception, there
fore, was not very gratifying one His appearance,
indeed, produced commotion but, by the advice Of
Mr. Barker the Albany delegate took the first train back
to the State capital He to take the
first train matter whittier 1t carried him. BY follow
ing this advice Mr. Eames feelings were saved from be-
ing lacerated.
On Wednesday, the 1ith, Mr.. Ebling was examined in
regard to some charges made against him. He was
unanimously acquitted. Mr.. Ebng Ia your efficient
Commissioner OF Streets and Lamps. In the afternoon
there debate the constitution, and the election
Of officers for the ensuing year. give you The Of
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NOR SAVANNAH AND FL0RDA-UNITED STATES
II Mail Line-The and elegant steamship
IORIDA captw 8 woodhul, wiz leave New York Tor
svsnnsh on Wednesday, February II, from pier No.
.orth river ct o'cock +. NJ Balls OF lAding signed 90
osrd. For freight apply board or for passage 70
AMUEL /. MlTCHILi, Is Broadway. For Florida,
hrouxh tesets from New York 70 Jacksonville, 81; 10
iatka, ss2. The Augusta, Capt Tbos. Loon VIII sue
eed, and leave Saturday, Feb. "a.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

QGQ BROADWAY, UNION SQUARE.-HANDSOME
QUO suit Of rooms the Hrst floor consisting OF
four rooms, with bath room gas &C.. With or withou
board Private table II required
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
BY CATIONS LINE. |
Telegraphed expressly for Daily Gazette
Foreign an d Diplenlatio.

Foreign and Diplomatic.
Washington, Nov. 26.
Dispatches by the Canada underwent
examination at the state department till a
late hour on Sunday night, and to-day were
officially considered, the Cabinet meeting
an hour earlier than usual. 1t is understood
that the presentations Of our government
regarding the alleged violation of the neu !.
trality law by Mr.. Champion have not been
met in that straightforward manner Gov
ernmeut had right TO expect.
Mr.. Buchanan says that professions Ct
friendship by the British Cabinet are more
profnse than heretofore and expresses the
opinion that procrastination has been re-
sorted to in the hope that something might
turn up to relieve the British Gov. from its
dilemma.
By the dispatches from England Mr..
CHAMPION remains as Minister, and Mr.. Blu.
chanan does not leave his post. It is not
true that Prussia and England have agreed
TO the capitulation Of the Denmark tolls.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
From Havana.
New YORK, Nov.

New YORK, Nov. 26.
The steamship Ocean Bird arrived yester.
day with Havana dates to the goth. There
was report from Nicaragua, current in
Havana that Gen. Concha had been re-
called, aud that Gfp. Leonzila would be his
successor.
The Dowager c. died on the 18th, and
was burned the following day with great
pomp. Don Nicholas DENT had been sum-
monded to answer for the homicide u Gas.
tinada, the betrayer of Gen. Lopez.
Cholera ragged with alarming violence
among the negroes.
The news from Nicaragua is very inter-
esting. Geo. Coral had carried out the
terms of the treaties and sure dered his
forces to Gen. Walker.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
GUARDIANS SALE.

II State ofiowa, In County Court,
Scott County. s. for said County.
DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given that the under-
l signed Guardian of the persons and property of
Elizabeth n. s. Tntin, (for.nerly Elizabeth Smith
widow of John Smith deeeased,l and of Edward G..
Smith and Emma A smith minors, will by The order
OF said Court, made at its November session. 1855, ex
pose at Pubic Sale on the premises on Saturday the
sth day of December A, d, 1855, between the hours
Of . nui ok A. M and O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day The
following described Real Estate, vizall of lot two
(2l in block az in the city OF Davenparttn said
County, except the west twenty ta0) feet ofsaid lot
Which said property belong to the said wards of the
said guardians. Trims CAsu.
Sale To comm nee at 10 eek. A. NJ. of said day, un-
less said property previously sold ut private sale
ENOS TiCREN0R,
Gusrt ian 10 abt1said;
tccA 4 nnloA, Attys. pSVN'E
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28

THE FEELING or ENGLAND TOWARD THIS
CouNrRy.--A Washington dispatch Of the
2lst says: "Mr. Buchanan, in his dispatches
to the Government, states that professions
of friendship toward the United States
were never more strongly expressed by the
British Cabinet than now"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
Found Guilty.

On Monday forenoon, the ury at Chica.
go found 0. T. Caldwell, guilty as indicted,
fixed the amount embezzled ut $4,000, and
his sentence at one years imprisonment
in the pententia A motion was made
for ew trial, which was TO be argued inn
medi .tely.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28

drapai,aD mocratic party nlways opposed
tlcs'--Ky. questions purely moral into poll.
Mo,al,v w. 'honght for some time pas. a,
bu, wa ~, nad nothing 10 do with De mocracy:
50 irsnt,u NOT expect to sec them "own up"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28

cola Emperor of Austria has presented a
telec,,,a" Tvs eminent merits concerning the
Aevslopp system in general, us well az its
Prof M"eht IN Austria in particular"
,imon;.i mad previously received similar ties.
Kin, of 'I n nom the Sultan of Turkey, the
burs u russia, and the King Of Wurtum.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
Real estate.


JoHN +. II. TALLaAE, CHARLES PowE rs.
Poushkeepsie, N. Y. Davenport, Iowa.
TALLMAN Z POWERS,
Attorneys Il COu nSe llOrs mt Law
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Office. south side Of second street opposite LoClaire
Block oyer Wiiey's store.
7 ASDS boughtani sold Com MISSION. Having
l/a'so an Office In Eastern New York, at q point
rom winch aiarSe emigration may b. expected during
the present season, we have unusual advantages to
dispose vi lands to actual settlers.
IL Loaps Negotiated oa Real Estate security.
-REFERENCES-
New YORK City. Peughkeepsie, ~
non. John Van b1ren, Hon. Charles II Ruggles,
" A.C. Fagg, - Gilbert Dean.
&c Charles O'Conor, NJ WISER IL Co
William + Havemcyer, g Benson Tossing
Anthony Ra;ckcr, Prof.S. r. Il Morse.
" lillian Il Ssidinore. Utica. N. Y,
Albany. N. Y Hon. Horatio Seymour
hili, Cagger Porter Chicago, III.
Hogeboomc. King aud Boies RK.Swiftand Co..
Erastus Corning. Mile and Ro wler,
Api3dw W.T. WlR. Wood and Co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
Fatal Accident ,

Nsw YORK, Nov. 81.
Last nighl about ten o'clock, the flagstaff
vi Wal,acke's theatre broke off, and in its
fall stuck man by the name OF - on
the head killing him instantly.
The Washington correspondent tcle.
graphs that the statement that the Attor-
ney General has decided in favor of drafts
Of the Mexican indemnity is false. The
Attorney Generals opinion does not tou oh
the traits. II decides only that Talazards
commission continues after the abdication
Of Santa Anna and his ENJOYS report.
Destructive Fire
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
r e III o v a ! !!
To citi.ens Of Davenport and Rock Island.

nANIEL CARVER, A. NJ, who has for the last
~ thr, years been Professor of Ancient Languages
IN .slllinois University at Springfield, expects TO
spend the winter In nayenpors. and. " desired, win
teach the German and French languages, well as
the Greek and Latin He can teach not only to read
but al 80 to spsak the GERMAN. Classes may bs form
ed orr instruction will be Civ private
ly. Terms and particulars made known ON applica-
ton. D. G.. may be found at D. Snas's, the house OF
Prof Ripley, Corner Of eth and Ripley SITS.
References --Frof. S. r.. piwoek ofiowa College,
aey, \ y, Jtasss and +, CAssst,s, Esq,
Nov IL In
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ArrivaIs.at lie ClniTc House.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Kept BY Jas. Mullin, Front Street.

ARRIVED.
81 EndeavoY, May, ~ Louis
Oakland, Morrison, do
Vienna, Hay, do
DEPARTED.
EndeavoP, May, Dubuque.
Osk tssd, Morrison, St souis,
Vienna, Hay,
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Destructive Fire.
CHICAGO. Nov. q

CHICAGO. Nov. 81.
Yesterday afternoon abou. 4 o'clk. one OF
the most destructive fires we have had for
number of years broke out in the large ele.
waiting warehouse Of NJ. q. Walker, silua-
ted on river 81. and east of the extensive
mills OF Messrs. Gage & Hames, broke ou,
in the upper portion VI the building and,
the fomes spread wi b fearful rapidly, and
be fore the enjines had arrived on the spot
had made great Roadway.
They burst OH, of the west windows OF
the establishment and soon after out Of
those in the lofty cupolos in the roof, and
in few moments enveloped these latter
which were OF wood in flames. The mill OF
Messrs. Gage g. Haines adjoining on the
west was at one time on fire in the cupolo,
but the fremen got their hose into the build
ing and out upon the roof, and thus saved
it frcm destruction.
The fine stone ware house of Mesers
Norton e. Co. adjoining which has lately
been fitted up for stores, was also in imme-
date danger, the roof smoking considerably
but was saved by the fremen deluging il
with water. 1t was however impossible TO
save the building or large portion of lite
contents. twas totally destroyed. It was
Of brick with stone sill caps facings, &C.
and was very large, capable Of storing $780,
600 bushels cf grain. Cost $40, 600 and
was uninsured. 1t contained about 35 900
bushels Of grain, also some whskey and a
large lot Of pals and tubs.
Messrs. Brinkershoff & Penton had q
quantity Of oil in the cellar, and Mr.. Pen,on
a tier trying in vain to get help, rushed in
and saved it all himself. The. total loss
cannot fall much short Of 100000 on
which there wasbut little insurance. Gage
& Haines were damaged by water and
Allom Wants agricultural and wool ware.
house by removal Of goods. At one time
the heat compelled the engine CO. no. l to
move their machine, in doing which the
fireman Mr.. r. q. Wilson had his arm bro
in two places.
Portions of the lofty building fell during
the fire but fort unatcly without injuring
! any one. Origin of the fire not known.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
Lands for Sal g ,

il II us TUT > al
MO. t., Farm Tree miles North Fast Of Davcn-
IN pert ll6 acres all under cultivation. good brick
house barn, two hundred fruit trees, shop. corn
cribs, &e, to sell with the farm desired so head
cattle horses, wagon. corriage, farming TOOLS &c.
No. e-SThe South Fast or. of Sec. 90 Township 20.
Range East, Is miles from town, noar the Dubuque
road.
MOI The n. w or. of n. W. qr., Sec. II, T. ~,
RAE. t'la
No. 4. Lot Blk II in tho town OF .waieot
Nos. 100 ac,es miles W OF no Wnt Cin:np co.
No, 9. Lotl 10 kdrlige's Addition TO East Daven-
port.
No. -. A house and two lots back Of East Dayen-
port.
No. s. Two houses in city Of Davenport ON fifteen
years leass--rents for S66o ycryear.
Also n, W. Or See. 81, 4. 40, X. 4 +.
P.S. ANY of the above properly will he exehang-
oil for a mill site In or between davenport East
Davenport, on the river. For farther particulars in
Quire at this Office, or of the subscriber
Oct. 10, d&wu JACOB Nj. ELDRInGE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28

TALLMAN & POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office south side of Second Street, between
Brady and Main.
Improved Farms. city property and unimprovcd
land forsale on commission.
Forty acres ofiand situated the bluff one u nd a
half niles west of Court Haas, having upon il s.ver
81 line yiewsof river. fnecheapsst property in the
vicinity Of Davenport. Can be bought very low by
applyiB soon.
several Desirable houses the city for .ale cheap
Improved farms in Scott co uIty, , % .ar Davenport
AiarSe quantity ofanimproyed aud in Scott. Clin-
ton. Cedar and Muscatine counties.
May ~. tS55' rALLMAN & POWERS.
BOUNTY LANDS
fNTE undersigned are now prepared to procure
Land Warrants for all persons entitled 10 them
under the late act of Congress.
Land Warrants located in any o ce in the state.
TiLLMAN & POWERS
April ~. is55-d-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28

GEO. R. &c X LEY,
PRODUCECOMNlSsION MERCHANT
DEALER IN
salt, Flour and wafer Lime.
No. I.s South Water Street, orner Of, lark 81.
CHICAGO.
All transactions in Produce confined strict, to
Commission business. Nov 10 dom
500 barrels Choice Winter Apples
PRoM LocKroGr. NEw foRk.
UST received ut the NEW YORK FRUIT STORE.
81 81 Street. opposite lie claire House, which willie
disposed of Wholesale or Retail on favorable terms.
Nov .1-dtf ELDRIDGE d STEPHENS.
Storage Sale.
A Stand mari ed J. l.. Horer, Davenport, Iowa, !
~ reefs. per 5. b. Excel in June.
Lot Stoves marked Holt d Burns, Waterloo, Iowa.
reed per Mary 4. in June.
Two Dovcs Hardware marked II. Re,hart, Upton, |
Iowa. reed per 5. B. Altoona.
The goods will be s~ld 10 pay charges in not
called for within thirt! days from date.
:. NJ. DAlZklL d BRO
Davenport, Nov. |, le5J. Cor. end Il Perr! SITS.
Oranges and Lemons.
4 FEW sis VI BOXES VERY FINE just arrived and fer
Nov. !. JACOB WEAVER, JR. & co.
Currants.
LNREsH zANTE CuRRANTs (neMl for sale by
Il Now JACOB WE AVER, Ja. q co.
BED COMFORTABLES
IUST rcceiv ed by WsDSWoRTH,
j Nov 81 No. Main st
To Rent
4 HOUSE ON Main St rooms and room ten
tAcmert on Harrison st. tNos - J.. I. PARKER.
FRESH ARRIVAL.
1OHHDs. new crop y Orleans Sugar
% ss's''' House asT and 5. H. syrup "'':'''''
Is osal. kegs Bolrher's syrnp :.
80 Seeks Rio Coffee,
boxes Grounl,
! Ito Jb's. wiuter Apples,
, - Burning uid,
IuboNes Star candles,
3bb's Tar,
| 70 boxes Mould Candies,
IS :. Palm, Rosin aud Chemical Soap,
! - +" Assert a Pickles,
| % / Chests and Boxes Tea.
| Is 6bls 4 hfbbl. Hackorel and White Fish,
/ 1900 lbs bank Cod Fish,
500 bushels Pias'ering Hair.
| Salt in Sacks and Bbls., Tobacco, Cheese. Nails,
t,ias and all the articles in the Grocer. line Our
| stock il entirely nev, and selected with particular
regard othe qnaiit! Of the articles W. warrant ns
will sell low. J. VI. DALHELi.& bRo.,
nov. 10 Cor. 81 + Perry >is
";lome again! Home again!!'
HAVE commenced receiving my NEW STOCK
| OF WINTER GoOnS aud am now Offering the
same y, prices iorer ,Asa ever bviore This acc
5, OK CONSISTS III part Q!
EAEN-NADE CLOTHING,
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES.
Gen lcfnen's Furnishing Goods. ofevery description
Under-shirts and Drawers. White Shirts, Hdkfs.
Scar:s, Ties, Gloves, Of every kind,
far, Buck, Asa,
| Lined and unlined,
| SHAWLS, SHAWL PINS, &c. &C.,
and
Al ask in order to convince customers that
haze a nice stock is sramiaafi0n. Come aud see.
EDWARD ALDEN,
Opposite 10 Claire Row,
n,ranport. Nov 81, ls55.-du
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INEFo1TA
NuTICE TO THE EAnIESI

INGFo1TANT
N9TlgE TO THE LADIEsl
j FHMn !,ygo eaait,G,: e my stock of
s,s"x the pas. am now Prepared to exhib
nRE ass ~ DIES large assortment Of nne 4 rich
Emtroider es,
Cioaks and Taimas,
Woo, and p. s,,, cashmere q Wool Long shawis
fiaiu and Printed all wool he LANES,
French MeriDocs and Para,ncttas.
bombaziDes and Alpacas,
Hosiery ofcvery description,
Swiss, Jacconct Cainbrics,
Kid ,,nv., .uc,, skirts and skiftiOgs,
togctoer Win almost Of use or or,nont
sa nish costume All Of which have been select
81 e mWthn the past few weeks and the STYLES ARE
NEW and the GOODS FRESH. ".-' ans
! % not say have the LARGEST STOCK ever
can sell them Is PER CENT tHEAPE X than ANY
onE ELSE but l would most respectfully a.k The
IL rs f., 70 eal, sxame my stock and prices and
w. will abide by their judgement and taste on
'ho .,a IL =, W. c. WADsW ORTIZ
AIDES and Gents Super. Kid Gloves; all nm.
1l, ~ rs in White, Colored aud Blacks Of superior
4ux,, az WADSWORTH'S, No. 8 Mali, ST.,
w, = ~ Between end and Front.
Goods for Men and Boys Wear.
lSiSE Black Cas.imers:
4 super. Fancy CassiIners;
All Wool Tweed;
Black aud Colured Satinctts;.'
Fl-in and Plaid Cas,merctts;:
Sleeps Grey and Kentucky Jeans, etc.
at low prices ut =
No. 6 Main st.
Nov IL DIFF BY W. C. WADSWURTU
1 AIDES Cashmere and Meriuo Under Vests;
IL Misses and Boys Cashmere Underyests:
by w. L. WADSWORTH,
nov i2nu No. q Main st.
Embroidered Curtain Muslins,
A ih ona'.ues ana handsome patterns at extreme
Nov ~ d-tf No. Main 81
P.lK.hHEI'T.fS.
YNE have in store very large stock Of Paramet.
w las or obarg Cloths OF great variety of col
lors ana qualities guarantee the prices to be low.
ifnot lower than can be found in the city. Every
Lazy IN want Of these goods should fail exam
inc this stock before making her selection as money
eau be saved by buying these goods ut
WADSWORTH'S.
A0.6, Main Street,
noNs bet. Front a. Second.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
A p p I, r. s

n I L Il Il >
oSI RECEIVED, per steamer Vienna, enc hun
- dred barrels # f'fe apples, and for safe by
Nov BuakONS " PRETTyMAS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
Interior and Atlanta Rank

p.es oI me above banks will DO received ~ -,
nahs ing Houses same rates "A other es.sa-
Oct ss COOK & SARGENT.
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90 Lots f0p &aEa,

ne dersigned offer for sale so dssirsble lotsfn
ane'a ADDITIONS TO City Of davenport on liberal
s-a eredlt OF q and years III be giyen to
parties who will build this season.
June 10Th. 1855 COOK cAprpw~ ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28

Currants.
ISRESH ZANTE CURRANTs (new) for sale by
Il Nov JACOB WEAVER, Jn. d co.
BED COMFORTABLES
TUST received by WsDSWORTH,
i Nov 81 No. 6Main st
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
Fort Dcs Mcines Land Agency.
LAND WARRANTS.

COOK q SARGENT, Davenport.
look, SAhGEST g. PARKER, Rock Island
Cook' SAL 'EsT & DowEEY, 10. City, 10.
COOK. SAR, MT & ,oK, Fl. d. Meines. 10.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-15
United States Patent once,
Washington, July "a, 1858

IN the petition o Pearson Crosby, of Frcdona New York.
ing for the extension of patent granted him the Sd
day Of November lo for Improvement in 'sawmis for
reawing boads,o &c, from the
said pateu which takes the 81 day November
IL ordered that the said petition be heard Office
sons notified 10 and show they why
said petition ought he gtanted
opposing
Office their objections, specially forth wrsg twenty
before the OF all testimony filed by either party
TO be used sad hearing be taken and transmitted
cordapoe with the Office which viii furnished
application.
Tie testimony the will be closed l2'h day
depoiuns other papers relied upon testimony,
be- filed in the office before the morning day;
Arguments, II any, within ten days thereafter
Odrred aso, u,at is be pnbsed in the Unon IRte
gDcer and Evening Star Washnston, D. O. Republican Bal
Evening Args, Phadelpha, Scientific
American New York; and Po Boston,
week for previous the 2 Of October
next, the day Of hearing. tl t5#t
s.. T. SHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
PSEdors OF the above papers will please copy
bills 10 the Patent Office with containing this notice.
July as-law3w
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Georgetown College, ID. @.

viii Monday,
September The department col! e
conducted able
intellectual
those large spacious building
competed, used exelnsveiy
81 Their
hail. rooms, viii be enteiy distinct those the
officers especially as,gned will
preside their studies. complete
VIII thus be Effected between The and older s,udens
advantages of witch apparent
ioaste exp in the education of youh. 3
observatory Of The college, It's extensive philosophical appa
libraries cabinet of minerals,
specimens shells afford students of this
vantages rarely 10 be met with.
B. A. MAGUiRE,
Aug 5-dim President.