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Cultnre of Fruit-NO. 8.
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SuANhEC VI EuAt-NOs
We continue the review of our list of Apples, of
which the winter varieties were as follows:
Winter Varieties.
l. Baldwin 9. Blue Pearmain
z Dutch Mgnonne 10. Peck's Pleasant
:. Danvers Winter Sweet. IL. AR. L Greening.
4. Golden Russell 10 King Annie
5. Jonathan. IA &Nelon Ihes.N
6. Esopus spitzenburg. IA sRoxburv Rnsset
.. munster. Is. ALadies' Sweeting.
o. Nonesuch' Is. Twenty Ounce.
The Baldwin, II. 1. Greening, and Roxbury
Russell are too generally cultivated, and too well
known to require any description. They are the
Leading varieties in New England culture, and in
dlspenslble to every collection. The Baldwin is
one OF the most profitable of all apples and one
OF the easiest culture, in almost every variety of
soil. The Greening and Russell are more exact
ing in the quality of the SOIL the latter especial
Iy, which luxuriates in a free, warm, and gener-
Gus sol, but is unproductive in one that is cold,
tenacious, and heavy
The Dutch Migaon3ae is a very fine winter apple,
lasting through February 1t is very handsome
and excellent favored fruit, the tree thrifty and
productive. Its, as yet, but little known in this
vicinity, but we believe it will be found worthy of
general cultivation.
The DanuerS Winter Street is one of the best
and most profitable sweet apples for winter In
Essex County it is very generally cultivated, and
is considerably introduced into this region.
The Golden ReSSet is a tender, rich, and excel
lent apple, rather small, but very handsome. pro-
ductive, and profitable and worthy of general Gull
tiYation.
JonGthan.-People differ somewhat as to the
value of this apple for common cultivation, ow-
ing, probably. to the difference in soils on which
experiments have been made. In free, gener-
GUS soil, the Jonathan is very beautiful, first
rate dessert apple, preferred by many to the
Baldwin. The tree is of vigorous growth, and
quite productive. In poorer Soils it is small and
less productive.
The ESop@S Spitzenberg is fruit of the highest
quality, of good growth and quite productive, on
first rate soil. But on poor or worn out soils, it
grows indiffereng...- I ARSONS,
The Nini,s1S, ~ Front Street,
,,ools-d descriptions Repaired, Upholstered, and
Vanished to orf'a-
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MARRIED.

NOTlCE.-The Committee to whom was rerorr,d
the re- appraisal OF the Pews In the Uniyersaiist
DAY evening next, 10Th Inst, at O'clock - i''-
mo.Ja ~ oruer, VIM. MECoRNEY, Clerk,
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1he Nuiritive Cure.-The attention Of Invalids
is earnestly invited to LA ROY SUNDERLAND,S PAN,
phlet Of Information respecting his NEW METHOD of
Cure by Nutrition without drugs, Boston, Mass sent bv
mail Tor dime, prepaid Every form of Disease espe
ciay of the Stomach Liver Heart Lungs Bowels stI
purities of the Bood and "Neryous Complaints radi
cally cured, without particle Of medicine
mar2T 10
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DRAPER 81 CLARK.

Oher for SALE and win keep hand through the season
better assortment Of LIME than be bought at any
other place in the State Also, Cement and oalcine Pas
ter.
Worcester March 10. 1854 du moh2e
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cOst"rs Kat, COcLrOnch, &c. Exter-
minntor DEPOT has removed to 3sS broadway having
new HnppY FamilY dG,,rar, ~ "
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Nutr1tive Primciplc.-DR. ALFRED G. HALL
Author Of the NetU Theoru Of Cure by N,trjtion con
be consulted in person by letter to his address He re-
ceyes and examines patients in all forms disease gives
prescriptions and medicines and presents the most san.
guine hope to all nyads of safe and natural resor
ton on principles new and satisfactory, at his HEALTU
OFFICE, No Central Court, Boston, Hours from o to
feb6 dSwIv W
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=, National Thentre-B MA. W. NJ
FLEMING, Proprietor. Engagement Of Mn. CHANFRAu
and bliss ALBgRrisE. Every evening. dtf f.b27
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Drugs at II Discount. The Subscriber intend
ing to move into his NEW sToRE, at the corner Of Main
and Mechanic streets the LIST of May next would call
the attention of the public to the very excellent general
assortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY. Nc
which, in prospect Of this change of location he is sein9
on for Cash, at a large discount from the regular
prices. DAVID SCOTT, 243 Main street
maria d&wtmyl
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by Il. w. VAIL, Auctioneer.
Office 236 Main S,,.oot

BUILDING LOT AT AUCTToN
va" o. sod, without reserve Gas the owner il about
i Sg Tor the WesD on the premises WEDNEsDSV
Aprl od at 10 o'clock, desirable Building Lot sitnaai
On Fofest street, in the of the new house I'M NV W.
EIuss ESQ., near the residence of Henry Rowland con
tanning 4oOO square feet of land The above Lot o, ~
JUDGEMENTS to the builder and specuator as p ii i
Is desirable and it is well known that Real Est,e az i
oSSsng laster in value in this locality than any other
Auetoneer, Office 1856 Main street ilui'e oI she
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Df' Henry sargent having paid particular at
enton, in his recent visit to Paris and London IN tbe
study Of Diseases of the Eye and General Surgery viii
hencetorth devote himself especially to the practice If
Worcester Bank Block ani9 5antf
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~ You Want IA Medicine better than all the
vertsement ar n,nrI6
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:, Worcester HydrOpatEaEc Institur5ou
no Glen Street. This Institution is under the Meat
Sa direction Of Dr. SETH RoGERs and is well arranged
for treatment, at all seasons
Terms usually rom 81 to 50 per week
For treatment without board. S3 TO "a per vaek oRcs
hours trull 2tol N ,aw,, '
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HOUSE s LAND FOR SALE. .,.g

ga CSH y LAND FOR SALE. asA
Ei 90, Inc me House and Lot now occupied by Per- tSN
p mayer situated on Lowell street, will he :oS a,
ruoo auction on SATURDAY April It'll mt o5cio u AZ
m o o - OF Orck two stories high 80 by 26 feet Win
al ~ ny zG The lot contains about thirteen acres VI
trees The land slopes to the southeast amS q iruit
adapted 70 the culture of early vegetables Sr5 ms,
can be sold with the house if desired SUI 30 p'Hh
rm az ee same Tune and place, good cow lot Of
farming utensils, some stock hay, lot of potatne5 w. VI
per wagon, horse, wagon, harnesses &c luii'-
Conditions, which will be LIBERAL viii he mazda be-,
the time and place Of sale. -''oo known at
mares dR,vt,
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NoTICETTO K1Nzzs EMICR mtg

MOTICETTO KANZ1S EMI5?a -S;T7z=
n, companies VIII leave BOSTON for KANZAs. anal.
board from ST. LOUIS Those procuring ticker N Vs
Sester must make arrangements for them on or "gr
saturday preceding the day Of departure "''Oie inc
so,.,,.., -, a, W. W. RICE,
Worcester, March 49, 1850 dMGTIs naHN BLOCK
iSSsOLUTION OF COPARTNERSuIp
~ me Ooparnership heretofore existing hct,Soa, -
is under the firm Of Q. H. BUXTON co ia
a,s 4ay dissolved by mutual consent The busness III
now be transacted by WIN H. HUsE, and all his wiz
notes will be settled by said IIuse "'' O'iiS una
Clinton, March 2Gth, WILLIAM "a HIyg,l
mar2B a,s imam H. huSE.
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Dr. D. CIawsOn Kelley, Analytical Physician
can be consulted by ladies and gentlemen at his Office
corner Of Church and Mechanic Streets, Worcester,
throughout THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the 9th and 9Th
Of April free of charge upon all diseases Of the human
system. w2t&d6tcF mar2g
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Mem advertisements.
BROWN &c CO.'S
REV COOKERY STORE.
No. 2 FIagg's Building, s. $50 Main 81

The Subscribers thoroughly established in their
New Sore, in Faggs Building and fully prepared to
show to their numerous friends and customers and the
publ; generally, the
Laraest md l[ost SpLendi6 StocE of Goods IA,
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WHITE FRENCH CETNA.

Dining and Tea Ware in SETS or by the piece to accom-
MEDIATE purchasers. Gold Band and Decorated Dining
and Tea betts-the largest and complete assortment
ever offered in This city-prices VARYING from
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Tickets Sl0--halves s5- quarters ssa so.
United states Patent once.


an Moses Samuel Peunock
praying for the extension Of granted
them the 18Th Of March, lS4l for seed
ds for from the expiration Of said patent which
takes place the 18th day Of March, lS55--
IL Is ordered heard
Monday the a6h day Of February 1885, Il O'Clock,
all notified appear show il
why said petion ought not 10 be granted
Persons extension required file
Office heis objections, specially
days before Of hearing, testimony filed by party
to used the ad taken and transmitted
cordance with the rules the Office which will furnished
picauon.
The testimony win be closed 10th uly
1855 dcposiuons and other papers relied
must be flied in the office before the morning of that
arguments, ii any, within days thereafter.
Ordered notice published the Unon lnei-
gencs and Evening STAR Washington CT Pennsyvanian Phil
adeipna Pennsylvania Scientific Amecan New York
qutrer, Cincnaa
previous the aGh day Of February the day
M CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
p SEditors Of the above papers will copy
their bills The Patent Office, with containing
Dec l0-~law3w
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r'e~0''s. ~ & ns~ss-" o'~~"s'
d.y ;y.Bss s !. j; ~ ne .sl:a1S
.sahon which il one Of the most rooms
.lhison .n.laea.s.s. mechanics: .r.s insss
assas and from all portions Of the unon are cordially In
The machinery department charge special
power, fixtures, labor, Ac will be given
All intending 10 exhibit requested give
possible Goods should be accompanied with proper
.nssoss ssi hA, inviting combinations from,
~ ps hsy s one s
essa. .lass. va.Ss q MAXIM ..o now ~ s
and their adaptation TO ts purposes z which 'hey
Thsy woa respectfully solicit specimens
Of elegant hasdiwok which hcescrc havs formed 20
AZ aa and % s
css o. merit OF ese Ac suited 70 the tastes Of the
Ths hall win be opened reception good. Monday
~ @ Day :"s M win 10 ns IA
The reception Of and continue spsn % g ss
upon jsAsss ss for compsen premium
shall b .asaed despatched dis
rive from unavoidable detention. = - go
s. .9 .s sa0 only w Be sSs ss
which tms dspoo VIII Be subject charge Of from 50 cents
Apprentices and contribute articles
fnvsnton shall specify their and the time they have
All articles dsposissd competition premium
s S
Of s Aspoasof copy o. which label must be furnished The
sss Is % 20
psposio At s's tune o. entry win receive Ticket q s 70
ali times when open . the public.
MsoAssics' In.as gton CO.,
Of The ARTICLES and the Of the party sending
eo osa, Sy detailed invoice ~ 80
Circulars Containing detailed instruction.. will be forwarded and
information gven application the corresponding
whom all communications the business Of the Institute
| 3l--laS6w Il
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Law school or CamberI.na Univsrstty. Lebanon,
Tennessee. s4F
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Caru,herH, late one Of the circuit
Z judges of Tennessee
Hon Nathan Green, Of tbs Judges Of tho
Of Tennessee.
Ridley, cnancell0rs Of the Htzc
Judges Caruers Green dcv e their whole time exclusively
DAILY examinations Of each class the
No Of sctres bnt explanations Of the
daily the ptogsess Or the exsminati0Ag.
Weekly law and oquity Ia which
Of facts gvon the pos
through all the known 10 actual
practice. framed require
Documents BE- read ev
the Some Of taken by appeal 10
supreme which IL held monhy in the class, and
the end Of session The students act ~ s
jurors Judges and chancciurs, and In other orfa ca
bacies connected with their suits.
h the third Monday n Sop
embcr third Thursay in FuhTuay The second
the succeeding Monday In February and ends second
Thursday In July. A5 pA
Expenses per standardization fee $50, contnssn
Ia boarding $50. books
which cun be had IA Lebanon bookstores
required complete the unless tbs stu
class No previous study required for nd
four regular alsfsss Students
during the collegiate
There . legislature connected wiTh the school
Number students last collegiate yrar eishtysfx.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERA,
Feb il--soly President Bangd Of Trustees
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American Artists Union.

TINE American would respectfully the
citizens and the CAnadas that
pose cuyang for the hne throughout the county
Of enabling every family become Of
gallery of eDgravDgs
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
determined order extensive sale for their
and thus only give employment large number
Others but inspire countymen for
Of psssn to the purchasers Of their engaving when
$50, 900 Of which are sold,
100000 gifts Of the SEXUAL OF 100000.
purchaser Of engraving therefore receives
only engraving richly worth he money blt also ticket which
en,les Of the gifts when they distribued
For highly finished engraving beautifully painted in
OIL gift tickets will be I'VE doars' worth Of splen
DO selected nom the catalogue and sent BY return
mail or express
copy The catalogue together with specimen of Of the
ensuvinrs can be uaen the office Of this paper
for each engraving actually worth and
gft ticket will immediately be forwarded, stl 2HeE
AGENTS. s.5#5s
The committee believing tho Of this great national
materially promoted by the and
pe Of Intelligent persevcng agents. have resolved
with such the most liberal terms a0 .#ag 8
Wishing become agent BY sending pospsid
Of mail, onBdOiar engraving gin ticket,
prospectus catalogue and all other nacessafy Information
of tho sale the gifts viii bc placed in the
hands purchasers be distibusd
be given throughout the United States and the
adj
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INVENTORS Office Of the Inventors Protective Ma
0na Union M street, opposite the east portico The
Patent Office
The OBJECTS examinations solicit patents
members, with ali possible despotch
model shop will be in with tic gqae where models
be made at the shortest netice.
invited call the Office where
be had regard the objects Of the Unionn
office, where prompt
attention will be given them.
Central Office. Washington, D. q.
II. G.. CLAYTON,
President of Inventors Protective National Union.
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u. II. GIL l. II II ,
Counsellor al Lac,

Counsellor al Lsg,
removed his Office his residence Franka Row,
of and Thirteenth streets lie VII continue devote his
0o principally % eases IN The United States saprsms Court
legal questions Arising tsfore
us,es Of me bsaie, Of Seausa aud viii s"o ai IL TIC
Preparation ~, and tia, Of suits conserving patents
cas before Congress either o. The departments and
ad l,.i sss,t
D IoH JEwELRY.-M, w. CALF 8 BRO. Offer a magaia-
cen. assortment Of rich sweiry Of he very latest Styles con
Diamond pearl mosaic and plain brooches
Earrings and bracelets diamond, pearl enamelled aud plain
Genuemen's diamond pins aDd studs
Diamond eoame.d ruby pearl wedding and sisoei RIGGS
LADIES' chatasns, ocktts, seals, ahd keys
Gold ,hmsies lava ena'neIed and plain
Which, together wh the largest assortment q superior gold
and siver offered 20 their Trey
NJ, w. GAIT BRO,
Nov so-s,
aALL AND WINTER styles OF realty made ciothsng
Se.o s1 saa as s%s s S s aa sa
ek and d,es. coats plain aud hsufed easss'e basaes suits
.as vests shirts collars drawers undssAls nee gloves sc
aeys and yeu,s so'ns always on ,a hand
Tue above '' ~ ''a MA" "a 'Ssi, pssss
sept ss-saaw4wf ssowns iioisi building
RaSs-ALLseHAnY and seidea, wi,her.. q CO...
HAMILTON q. PANT,
Dec std. No. a]2 PenR.
Aw sortcE.rhe undersigned attend 10 business ia the
IL supreme Court OF the usisd BATES. 2. PHILLIPS.
Nov i-dm,f
EEuALE Poets Of America, BY Thomas Buchanan
frms'e PROSE Writers 81 Aserica By John Besu LII
Geodrch's Gems ct British Poetry.
knss ws whist, ro siss' Work. and Remains.
Moore's Irish Meiodies
The PARALLELS unfsided by Rev, WA. BACON stevens,
Cabinet Annual or 1855.
Isrusalea And H. sacred ~ w n n o..ah.s,
A. ".
Leaflets OF Memory fsf 1855.
The Snow Flake 1885,
Friendships Offering. 6s5.
Anrcnnn'- On, 1879
The Gem Annual. tsS5
illustrated
peen FRAScK TAYLOR
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limited SPATAH Mali a4Ane California. vtn Asptn-
II md Of month"; first
approved NAVY Department. VI lass than
1900 tong burden, suarnnying spesd and sqfffy
Tho Panama railroad eo1p.sd obspa ~ miles IRON
The transit fron ocean mites
Obspo, ,ailcs land transportation
a single
therefore, IN sin hosahe
and their baggage being only transferred and rom males
alongside
There will he transportation future this
The e,irey from sickness description
Reserve being always kept In New York. Pana
accident
The IN entirely rshabts. sftHE
expected passage Aansc win be made
imyi n day sndo the Pacific, in ID i'm
Panama amer hspn
wall r"
Through tickets, athe ewe rtes, he had at ,c w
West New York
Ian gr~-du p
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philadelphia College Of Medicine.

n HE session Of ihs win October O.
Il 1884,
Full Of lectures
Degrees conferred In March July.
full ysf Perpetual ticket Sl5a Maeuia
Graduation Zee. Sh To attended
Toll another including Zee
Personal taken by the
ofever student Examinations daily by the professor
each branch Ia all facilities
in The country. For turtnat Information, addres
u. HOWARD RAND, ~. Dean,
LOG snnh Ninth street. Philadelphia.
AuZ i-lawwpslaw5rd
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Mass sE5T2sES ASp FEE ~ 81 ps
properties nvisoralIns
IL Cor a. deemed hbaoss The public often deceived
dcoverer bu, c,s uadsnAbls BY Witnesses
csdu oyssthrown BY Of testimony which perfectly
The Elixir remedies ali The depossbs
of organs which up
ncoa with thai mysterious agency o. mat
s and mind 70 the Of human s o per
commended Of communicating that energy
well - tho higher ss.ai M beneficial sassE are
@ @ n :" % msn
victim dspassion the individual suffering
msdiss and permanent
somp 10 as n.ss S
d There are many perhaps who have 80 lhed w't their
Let 10. even ,ess despair The s deals with as
without reference to Causes and viii not only remove The dso
NO. '''''' nrsvlLD rms ssonrs CONSTRUCTION.
Tho arrangements the leading duase
discass ITSELF would
asIs column. 70 snamsIss The ma.dss o which ss prepare
sga c aououIssn hsadacas nepen, ps.y's pa
dauencs, pckns in the flesh, numbnes opdiy
s ss ns an %
inability remain N ons place o. position wsaanss Of The pro
soa ssu AZ e
ann II
from organic causes beyond ,hs reach Of medicine
structural diseases, il is sverred that
noHsrs IsvlaoRArIss xLIxIR
w usa az" sn @ o
hazsd reaction, but with happy effect the
with the nervous system and tina, the paraxaton Of 10,
s 81 for sasy sns o G do
only reliable preparation known
ssRvous pIsrAsKs.
language convey adequate
which occasions the diseased deb
cess by nature, impaired by sickness unsrung and
sssa Organization a once aceS syysd and bull, up
gcther under lis influence Nor s The effect temporary On
hs @saieins Ieao he ITSELF and il nor
| NAL condition We'll may the preparation be called the
MEDICINAL woxDER
century Il u.s. the first scientific in the
admitted that miracle of medicine heretofore
/ srixuLAAr ENTAILS RsAorloH.
lis force never expended The case a with with opium
and may him who takes them the
that an e % IS s Ga an az r.
happy upon the the mind the entire oanina
dislike q society incnpas for study bust
e
f # insanity sener
females decay o. ne psopsyan nysrs
na,sveq o. cause Ss hsa 81
reliance to be placed on human testimony absolute
pale complexion eonsumptve habits b,
q s sSs s Two 20
AoxsRs IEvI0oRATIsa xLrxIR
phenomenon aea medca hitherto unears
The hob which ngreden,
this Tssees nj ssss Dr. Morse whose an uadisputea
authority Sciences discovered the production in Arabia where
the wonderfully invgoTaing effects
the natives fact the wonderful Of sndu
exausess gor exhibited by the Arab Of both
their desert pgmages attributable 10 the use Of this vazn
| herb.
CaurosD nygortng Cordial been counterfeit
| cd by unprinciped persons. a3 6st M
future all tho genuine Cordial will have the propreiors fac
smile pasted bottle, following
blown the glass: sDr Morses Inveorang Cordial" G.
| Ring, proprietor, N. Y. 2s f&ls
The Cordial put up highly concentrated, In bottles
PRICE, SO PER BOTTLE-TWO FOR S5-SIX FOR 4l2.
l4fHa a{ C. II. RING, proprietor,
l99 Broadway, New York
Sold by druggists throughout the United saes, Canadas
West Ipdisr.
Agent IN Washington city. q D. Gilman in Baltimore
1 g. Hance .s9EGt'f Il
dIx, d Fl
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NOTICE . hereby given thar have obtained from
IN the Register d the Virginia Land oce duplicate OF
acres issued james Kennedy
Che original having
apply Of General
ngton, scrip unsasfed of
! GEO. w. STEPHENS,
Dec ln--law3m Attorney in fact for the heirs.
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,, Washington, ID. 1.-The thir-
fourth year Of Columbian College will begin last
Wednesday Wednesday
June Students have choice Of pursuing the classical
dies for degree bachelor Of scientific for the
degree bachelor Of philosophy The college
about hundred dollars For further Information
address he President Of Columbian College, Washington D. G.
1--eOd3w. ssst +,tea
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Q" aaa ejseF fsssday, Novspsbsr 7, isS4,
TnE leave Alexandria daily Gcrdonsvis
date stations al IN ocecks arrival u the
iom Washington sssng ample e beakass board Con
Manassas junction. Suaseug War
Jaaeuoa win for Wancnons aud Godoasv
Virsinia Central railroad fo Richmond Char
iottssvlse, Stsun,oa.
The Gosdonse daily fog Alexandria and
before IL ecock The ARRIVAL of
Virginia Central railroad om Remoad, Charlottesville,
Staunton
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MINING NUTiCEl-Th members New Mexico Mining
M Company requested to Tie Uned States Hotel,
Washington ci Tuesday the I'd Of January O'clock
adopt relative issuing certificates
FL
BY order of member OF the board.
Dec l0--aw3w
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Washington December ID, 1854.
I'm petition William Perrin, OF LEVEL,
praying the extension Of him 2h
Of March, 184l for Improvement machines for
Joint dove a for from the expiration Of said
paten which place The oath March, 1855
II is ordered that ba said petition be heard Patent Office
Monday, the 18th Of March next al la o'clock all
notified and show they
why said petition ought moi TO be granted.
opposing the required
OMca their objections, specially forth in writing
days before hearng NIL testimony flied by party
be the sand hearing taken In
with the rules oth oce which viii be furnished app
cation.
testimony she will 81 of
deposo2s and other relied upon testimony,
flied the office before that
ments, IL any, within days thereafter.
Odered that this notice BIO published in the Union nte
and Evening STAR Washington D. c.
Philadelphia Pal scientific American, New York and
Concord New Hampshire, week
previous to the l2,h Of March next the day ofhearns
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
p. sEdi,ors Of the above papers win copy
ter bills the Patent Office, with paper
Dec i6--Inw3w