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United states Patent Onice,

nN the petition Gamble and Joseph Ill., OF Cincn
" tie nson OF patent granted h
1871, improvement IN ap
candles from the expiration
patent which takes place The 3oh dy OF December
1856
II il ordered that the said neton the Patent Ofc
Monday, day Of December next at II o'cfsck, m
persons notified appear and show cause, am
they haze why said petition ought not 10 be granted
opposing The extension required to he the Patent
specially forth writing, at least twenty
hearing; all testimony filed by either par
be taken and transmitted in accord
Office which will be furnished on app
he testimony in the November
deposnns and papers relied upon testimony must b.
aed in morning Of that day the
,ncnts, II within ten days thereafter
Ordered aso, published in the Unon lneh
pencer and evening STAR Washington d. o.; Republican, Ba
more Evening Argus Philadelphia; Scientific ARercan Ncn
York Enquirer, Co week three
previous lo day OF December next The da
Of hearing. !, ,,,,,.,nn
Acting Commissioner of Patents.
PsEdtors papers viii please and send iei
bills 10 oice, with paper containing this notice.
Iuv
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teergeto,gn Collegc. ID. Q.

THE next this viii Monday,
% September The preparatory department and collie
abie
AMI intellectual advance
and building hns
accommodation
younger Their donnry, play gsonnds, study
ha rooms, viii be entirely distinct those Of the
dicers especially assigned will arnd them in
effected betwcca The and older students
Of which be 10 all those who have the
the education of youth
observatory ofhe college, m extensive philosophical a2pa
varied libraries and cabinet OF minerals, geological
specimens, s, afford tie students of this institution ad
yanages rarely 10 be met with. -
b. A. MAGUIRE,
Auc5 President
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Distant sabscrben may forsra the postage
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transmission
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Completion of Panama Railroad.

Rsdteion Of Fare 10 California.
rlr. United States mail steamships leave New YORK
%@ef0E for Arpawgn the 5h and 2ih Of each month,
xIx1 connecting win man steamers from Panama 10 San
E2S60E4EB Francisco.
steamships Inspected and approved by the Navy
Department. and guaranty speed and safely
The Panama railroad IA miles competed from
aud hours The baggage
checked New York San Francisco and
The paid York all of the trip
Reserve New York, Paname, and
San Francisco detention IN case OF accident SO ha
the route il entirely rsluble.
day they al Aspn
wall
Conductors through and oi
and children wtlinu, other proiecnrl.
The
street, New EoIk, 10 L. W. RAYMOND.
NayG-du
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X. ", GILL r. n,
IL. a -

mas removed his oco osid IN franklin Row, corner
e X ara rytceuh utreets lie
ton principally ihe DDttd states anpens Court
Having Devoted much % ne law concerning aen's ne WIZ
vec ana apinipas questions arising IN bac
~ patgnt a and on apae>is eief ruce assistant
ie.ttc,s u C1unhiai Hnd VIII also assist Ia the
preparation and trial of suits concerning 2aieals-
arguments par
d. vpv ei,s befra Congress or depsrnsnts
win prosecute ea before board established for beir
adjudication.
Oct 9S-du tst&
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United States Patent Once.


IN petition Ab,ham Howe and Sidney Granns OF Hud
son county York. praying the OF paen
granted day October, lss for improve
nent in heddes weaver's harness.
years the Of said patent which take
pIar onih Itih day OF October, le53-
said petition be heard al The Patent oMc
on Monday October next IL O'Clock, and al
show If they have
why snid petition ought be granted.
Persons the required file in the Paen
specially set forth in writing al east TWEEN
~ days day hearing Alestnopy ned by either party
be taken and transmitted In
coriapcc Office. which VIII be furnished on
piicaiinu. ~. -, -,
The testimony will be closed the a1th Of sepem
deposons and other papers relied upon as testimony
he in he before
The arguments, if any within days ibereaiier-
or5eres ,,so tha this notice published the Unon Ire
yence Evening star. Washington, D. C Repnbican Bsu
pore Evening Argus, piadephia Pal Scientific American
Now York Y. anI Boston, Mass n week 10
byse weeks previous October
''' '"' " N S. s. sHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner of Patents.
p sEdiors papers will please copy, and
their bills Office, with containing this notice
Aug 9-lnw3w
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Washington Aqueduct.
OFFIcE OF THR WAsHISGToS heUEprcT,
lhES

WssHISGToS hoUEpucT
Washington, March z, e55.
DRoP0S invcf for graduation and brick masonry
dams uuels, oftbe Washington uqueduct
Proposals the s May, will be opened al noon Of
that day.
Mars profics. specifications ofhe work will be ready for
and 1lih day of Apdl next
bridges, &c described the plans ard specifications
completed under the
appropriation; all unfinished work VIII
subject appropriations by Tire engineer
right the work 10 hr done ana rate
each for each and IN Gaze
stopped became available.
stoppag particular work for want OF
will paid f IN the Judgment oi
ongneer work las been properly executed so a as mas
gone.
Payments In specie checks upon the United slater
Tesefvng
viii b. dion af ai that the work
Az sealed endorsed pfopose for work
the Washington Aqaeduct,p ~
The Ijued right reject all the bids
should they advantageous and TO such
MAJ considered conducive TO the progress Of the
work.
one u more responsible PERSONS effect TINT he they under
take bidders w bis cir bid be accepted
obgaon within days with good and suheicn
securities completion the undertaken said cualntee
ACCOMPANIED certificate of the United States district
district ot,ce
general individual knosn The hngseer e
pamen War graaaos able 10 make good their
guarantee.
Bids will be opened in presence OF tddef any o! tlcf
choose 10 be present . ,r,o
Capt. Of Engineers, in charge
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Law Notice.

RRowS, STANTON, AND WALKER.
III NJ I. BROWN, FRED +. STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
w ER parnersp practising the Supreme
Cnu United Of claims Washington,
and OF Tennessee Offices in Washington and Mem
Of parties be found at either place, and
addressed them will attention.
Api ig-tfroi finlei. and Sentinel copy1
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Nassau HAN college of New Jersey, Princeton
" Should suld acquaintance be forgot,
And never hEopsht 20 MIN
Should auid acquaintance be Drgof,
A.. a. - .-..L-L L-.-.--.-.-.-

" should sua acquaintance he forgot,
And hgopshi 20 min
Should and acquaintance be tlrgof
Aud days o. and lang syne.n
The members 81 the year ending ia June, sp
The junior endug June, 1882 Sopha
year ending June i, The Freshman OF the
ending yuEe 1885, hereby equeated asemtie N
Washington, The ifd March, A. o. 1857
toe links bc chain ofose aud iendia which
entirety sever, exchange Their
lives sreeiGg synpay nnlimry
.luiq of their promising compeeFs.
pr nnafy meeting Of Ihe seBppoined committee VIII be
held On die mr. MoRdy September, A. d. loo, a. the United
stias Il1 h.snu, between Fouh and iilh
members vra classes TO whom may be Goa
ycnent a,isnd nrcfssafy measures VIII DC
adopted TO sccufe as fr! an stt. ndance Eide -,
Ia the hose waOm tbis notice ~ "
good hoyeh furnish hr Of s cohmilee Y h wa"
their respective ron oflees
EewARD J. GRANT, NJ. o.,
Trehtra n. j., CLaffnan of Committee.
ALEXANDER G.. BART. N. ~,
phiiaderh,s, fcnnsylsania,
]. NEWTON LiGHrNER,
OF flsBesster, Pennsylydair,
PHILIP PENDLETos,
Of Winston, AlegIany Co, Nd,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
Of Baista Iron and Glass works, NJ
LEWIS ". WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
Ions WKfBAAS OF Lebanon Pa, Secretary.
March 27--lawtNar3 tigielHgeueerl
All newspapers civilized countries Of lie world cquest
ed notice this their editorial c"iunns,
bers classes through tire fur d
visions of the globe all newspapers throughout the United
America era'uitous insertion
cnsonay between this date and the ID OF March, A. d. 1871
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rosr orrlcB DEPARTMENT.

Hon. James Campbell, Postmaster General The direction
aud management Of the Post Office Department assigned
by the consttuton aud laws the Postmaster General That
business may be the conveniently arranged aud
pared FOR his final action it is distributed among several bn
rcaus, foows The Appointment 0hce in charge OF the
First Assistant Postmaster General tie Contract Oice in
charge Of the Second Assistant Postmaster Generals the
Finance Office in charge Of the Tfd Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection oEce IN charge oil the chet
clerk
Appointpent OFceHoretio Eing, esq, First Assistant
Postmaster General and clerks. To this office
assigned all questions which relate . the establishment and
dcontinuance of post Offices changes OF sites and names
appointment aud removal Of pomaers and route and ocai
AGENTS as also the giving 0f instructions 70 postnasteTs
P0stast are furnished with marking and rating stamps
and letter bsunces bT this bureau which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the use oil the Depart
eu and with the superntendence Of the several agencies
established FOR supplying postnasters with blanks 10 TINS
bureau likewise assigned the supervision OF the ocean mail
steamship lines and OF the foreign ard international postal
arrangements.
confrae, 05fce.wilam H. Dnndas, esq, Second Assist
ant Postnastcr General and tweBtysiy clerks 10 this Of
fe i assigned business OF arranging the mail service
OF the United States and placing the under contract
embracing s correspondence and proceedings respecting the
frequency Of trips, mode ot conveyance and times q Ge
mail between the different sections of the country the points
az mail dstrbuon and the regulations for the government
of the domestic mail service Of the United States IL pre-
mares The advertisements for ma proposals. receives the pids
ana ks cbarge of the annual and occasional mail lettings,
ana m adjustment and execution Of the contracts All ap-
patons Tor the establishment alteration OF mail arrange
ens ard The appointment 0 mail messengers should oo sent
10 hs Office A claims should be tansp0
tpu goce not under contract tho recognition OF said
service a FIRST 10 obtained through tue Contract Ooe az
necessary authority the proper credits az the Autors "
flee. From tbs oce ai postnasters at te enas ~ routes
crve tao statement Of mail arrangements prescribed Tor the
respective routes trepor weekly 1 the Auditor all con-
tracts executed and all orders affecting accounts ior mail
transportation prepares the statistical exhibits OF the man
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racAsuaY DrpART,tEHr.

The Treasury Department consss Of the Offices Of the Sec
etarY Of the Treasury, two comptoer commissioner Of
me castoma six auditors treasurer, register solicitor light
house board, and coast survey.
The following brief indication OF the duties of these
several Offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
Seerctar4s 0ceIon. james Guthrie, Secretary of tho
Treasury Hon. r. G.. Washington, Assistant Secretary
one engineer in charRc architect and three hsmen
temporarily enploTed, and twenty three clerks The Secre-
ary Of the Treasury charged With The general supervision
o. the fiscal transactions OF the gOycrnmcn and of the
egton o tho laws concerning the and navigation
Of the United States. lie snperutends the sarvey of the
coast the lghthous establishment tho marine hospitals Of
the United States, aud the construction ol certain public
buildings FOR custom-houses and other purposes.
First Copirosrs 0fce.-Elisha Whittlesey esq, Comp
oer, and fifteen clerks lie prescrbes the mode of keep
ing and rendering accounts for the civil and diplomatic
vice well the public lands and revsss and ceres the
balances arising thereon.
Sscond Comptroller o5ice-Jobn n. Brodhead, esq,
Comptroller and seventeen clerks he prescrbes the mode
keeping and rendering the Of the army, navy
and Indian departments Of the public service aud rUyc and
eeriihes the balances arising thereon.
Ogice II ComnistioHcr Of the Cgssough J. Anderson
CO., Commissioner and eleven clerks lie rrcscrbc the
mode Of keeping and rendering tho o the customs
revenue and disbursements and for tho badng and repair
ing cutomhouse 6e aud reyges and ccres the balances
arising thereon.
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St. Jossp,,s Academy for Young Ladies,

Near ENmutsbaTg, Frederick County, 1M
THE studies this institution on The
Thursday
payable seniannu
ally advance charges for music dawing paint
iag and Spanish laan German, and Latin The
pnma composed o pps under MAE years Of
age are per annum payabc hail yearly Ia atyapce
Letters Inquiry should address I, the MOTHER SURE
Josephs Academy EmmlIis5uR, ffedcrica county
Maryland.
uly B--dtyear,
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FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt. VI g. Mogs, U. Engineers
We, thc undersigned, fesdeEts Uf IN tle state Of
Jointly seveay with United States and
guaranty the foregoing bi be accepted that he OF
hey viii days o. The said bid,
euc for the with sood and sufficient surees 70
us proposed III coafpmiy to tie terms
which nate And N ease Tie
.ha fail into aforesaid, we guaranty
to make good difference between the offer BY the said and
the lowest bidder,
fSienrst A. n
T.. ID.
hereby certify hsi my knowledge and belief the
''o'' tss%oai Raa5Ss 5a'''A''' ~ s''4 - EF.
Mar s-siwtsshMayk q awf
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80 EDWARD X. COLLINS,
Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SBiPLEy, 4 Co,
Liverpool
n Austin Fdsrs, London.
y. q. WAINWRIGHT 81 Co,
Paris.
GEO. ii DRAPER, Havre.
The shps will accountable for sad sTe
buon specie iewey precious stones nesas, unes ohs o
the
Aps5-d6
Petition Partition.
Glover Perrin m VIM T. wife and Amanda A. Hendricks
yITUEREss Glover Perrin petition for the psTi
Wy ton of and setting interest ia r - and q in the city
named defend have
interest ordered said parties and
said peion the second Monday m october s % be
be nubhshcd
weekly he Flprda Demrcuat ,He Washington
Uaion and the New York Journal Of eoninfree. ,,
PFssAcoIA, Juae IS, 1855.
June s3-law4m
yyD commodious fouratory end hose
de the corner OF ID street. honse con
recently been papered ana painted
ae, 80, Solicitors oce, Tncasury Department.
Is--GN
prCuaRps yAarsss NJ. ~. Homeopathic PS,ys,e,en
h ana surgeon gradua,e Homo athc College Of phs
sace corner View YORK avenue 18Th sreei up stairs op
posito banking house of Riggs Co., Washington D. u
RRrRaKScEs
Richard deariiner, n. D., ,PhiadeiFhia.
waiter williamson, ~ p.
Aiyan v. Small NJ. ID.
a. RathNcli esd, Waslingon
Professor A. J. Iinnu-inn Washington.
Jos 5. Waiter, N. d., Alexandria
July S2-eodlm
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Stopping southampton, golng
otber route, economy of time aud money.
Passage from Kee Fork 10 Southampton and Bremen
cabin, aaoon S3O rst cabin, lower saloon, so
second do, $50.
newspapers must pass through the posi- ONCE
No o fading will be sigurd on tne day OF SAILING
An experienced surgeon il attached to each ship.
EoffreighI passage, apply to :
C. ii. SAND, IL South William ST. ". Y.
@. A HElNEkEN n Co., Br.men
CgOSKEY Il 90 Southampton
WILLIAM ISELIa, Iavre.
Mar 6-diy
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washington aationn, Monument cn'ee.

Washington nattonal Monument oaice,
August !, 1855.
meeting board of managers nf The Washington Ma
IL Socisy The 3st ulmo, the follow
inG ado ted:
Rs5ie Tha The secretary give notice, y Bdvefemrn TO be
the National lueigcEcF Union, and the American
Oman, John iVioE late Comtoner o. ae Gene
Oe appointed general OF this Society,"
aud the dules o.! his office.
A tue cnny. iest CHAs. C. TUCKER.
Secretary uf w. N. III. Society.
Aug
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ID Pfllb.gPs, Mobile Aiatasa, Ill practise In
5apreme Court o the United states,' couri OF claims
with bis profession once
ID anoI northeast OF m end louisiana avenue
Hume - luif
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gEy YosR. uREmEs, AND so

EEw YORK. BREnEs, Ard SOUTH
.8S@yS1E hxPTOH UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM ERS.-
ships comprising this line the WASHING
rE8s1<ZcEgToN Capt. L. Ctyeniy, HERMANN Capt. Edo
ward niRsns.
These SOP Southampton both going and rosuning
n. .rrs pr .
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rDpp2 on CLsIBs.-rhe undersigned viii attend 90 any
u blsaess which may coniiicd a commissioner
pointed ni Claims take testimony attorney
said He may be found daily a HE Capi
immediately opposite the ofce Of the clerk q The
CuuTt Caims. JOHN ;. TfsON,
Aug g. Int and Sar,l
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The owners these accountable for sad sTes,
buan specie eyreey metals, uniefs bills OF
adg gnod terefr thereof therein.
sd
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six FIRST CLASS DWELLINGS FOR HEsT.-The
y 18th and 18th.
besides rnd conveniently
Gnishsd with modern
suitable fanirs Their location is desirsbe
immediate vicinity OF Presidents Square, and
square with ST. Johns church and the large stoneon
tonses occupied by Mr.. g. w. Riggs md Gov Marcy
apply to the subscriber
sggs & Co.'S banking house
Aug 1-3aw2w llntci.l A. HYDE.
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AND WARRANTS LOCATED.-The subscribers will To-
Ia Ohio, indiana Illinois, Iowa. and give
, ccrreot description OF the land located
this description proves incorrect, they viii
land, giving another or the
luenti,y.
one West, give business his
PERSONAL snperiDtendepce
MILLER BROWN,
7ta street, opposite the Post Office, wasiGgson u. c.
July ii-saw3m
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THE OHIO FARMER FOR 1866.

"THe Ohio Farmer will commences its
Fifth Volume, January /, 1856. 1t is now so
well and SO generally known, that little need
be said in It's behalf. With the experience
which we have gained in editingit, for the past
four years, and with the knowledge ofthe wants
of the public, which much travel and Corrcs-
pondence has given US, together with the very
many able Contributors, which we have been
constantly adding to our heretofore long list.
we feel that Tie Ohio FGrna?r is more than
ever worthy of the patronage OF the entire coun-
try; and we can assure all that however excel
lent it may have been for the past year Will be
better for the year 10 come.
The Ohio Farmer will continue to be issued
weekly, on Il large folio sheet. of clean white
paper, and or clear type, and illustrated with
Cuts OF Domestic Animals. I~mpliments, Trees
Houses, &c. &c. The News and Miscellaneous
Department, Market Reports, &c. will receive
careful attention.
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Notice in Partition

MARY STATS and Archibald Stats her
III husband, Mary Ann Nugent, Emily Nu-
gent, Franklin Nugent, and Martha Nugent,
will take notieethat Il petition was filed against
them on the 18th day of November, A. d. 1855.
in the court of Common Pleas, within ana for
the county of Monroe, and State OF Ohio, by
Abel Vansyck and Sarah Jane Vansyck. his
wife, and is now pending, wherein the said
Abel Vansyck and Sarah Jane Vansvck, his
wife, demand partition OF the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in said county, to
wit: The south east quarter of the north west
quarter, ami the north eastquarter of the south
west quarter of section twenty-six, in township
four, and range four, containing sevcnty-nine
and forty-four hundredths acres, except twenty
acres of the north end of said tract. AMI at
the next term of said court, application will
be made by the said petitioners, for an order
that dover may be assigned, and partition be
made of the said premises. E
HoLLlsTER, oXEY & HoILIsTRR,
Att'ys. for Petitioners.
Nov. %, 1855.
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Mnfiea in Partition.

MARY ANN CRONIN, and Michael her hus-
M band, Phebe Sullivan, Elizabeth Sullivan
and John Sullivan, minors, will take notice that
a petition was fled against them in the Court
of Common Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, by
William Sullivan, on the 13tfrday of Septem-
Der 1855. and is now pending, wherein the said
William Sullivan, demands partition of the fol-
lowing described real estate, to wit: The south
east quarter OF the south east quarter, of sec
ton three, of township I've, of range six, con-
tanning forty acres of land, situated in Monroe
County, Ohio; that at the next term of said
Court, application will be made by the said
petitioner for an order that partition be made
of said premises. JOHN SINCLAIR,
Sept. 10, 1855. Attorney for Petitioner.
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Turpentinc, Sweet and Castor Oils, AIcLane's
Liver Pills and Vermifuge, Sellers and Frey's
Vermifuge, Godfrey's and Jacobs Cordials, Dir.
Z. McCoy's Vegetable anti-Billious Pills, and
Cholera or piarrhoa Syrup, an infallible rene
dy; DIR. Thomas Skagg's Colera Diarrhea and
Dysentery remedies; DR.. John Bulls Sarsapa-
rilla and King of Pain; DR.. D. Jayne,s Nedi-
cines; Davis Pain Killer; Skeletons Balsam of
life; Bitters, Hair Invigorator, Mexican Mustang
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may be needed, that is not on hand, | have am
arrangement to be supplied with. Please call
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81 Highest price in cash paid for rags, or
SLOWED in exchange for goods.
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