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EINE FARM for SALE LOW or EXCHANGE

IL EXTENSIVE fNPRovEMENTS.-l50 800 acres
good productive LAND Wood Tsbe and Meadow; spacious
brek ouse Barns oubudngs and Fences Apple Orchards
Peers Quirses Grapes, &c excellent Water; very pleasantly
situated convenient the Psssae River and TO Churches,
Schools kc: capital Cunning. Fishing p miles
IA hours' ride from New-York Apply 30
d. EISTON No. IS Broadway.
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Duil0iuu I'll aterials.

DOGARDUS'S CAST IRON BUILDINGS
40 Tie mode Of putting the building together Il the m1e
smIe and perfect ary known, combining the greatest I'd
ysnisges q economy and O: sensh The elaborate aud
beautiful STYLES q Architecture BE- produced iron at small
expense Tho sbcrberis prepared 10 carry Designs 1r
public private buildings, aud sell tho right build
terms which leave inluceeuf Bopt any Vi tb8 infringe
which always follow inventions.
cautioned ageit gemens they viii BE- subject prose-
euton. JAMES BOGAGDUS, Iron Building,
corner Of Centre nd Duaua--rs.
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DOBERTsON, COLEMAN & Co, BANkhD
IN and DEALERS In EXCHANGE hoskf2cs' unA~~
Collections MADE on tho following places n uhaeg;
Rocifotd Dixon. Freepcst, bei"d,s,
Roekton, Byron, Oresss. SS>ns MOTT
stedios Grand Do Tour s;,, Raj, 10 p.uL Il Nee
yo&
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Wattbcs, Jewelrp, &r.
OTDITCFD PRICES.-WATCHES, il

III ELRY, DIAMONDS and SILVER-WARE.
The undersigned for tie last eighteen years weiknown
Dealer and Importer for all Goods in bis lins at
lower prices the quality than other house in
York Philadelphia any other city, and VIII send by
mail express,
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &c, ~
all parts United States, free ~ charge Al Goois
represented. Orders by mail postpaid faithfully
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EOR SALE or TO LET-A handsome WILL

RESIDENCE Norfhport, Long Island comprising about
thirty Orchard Woo, aud Farming Land The Cot
fsge good order Size about SoXSo feet With wing l6x2
10 stands elevated plateau the head Of the Bay sb0n
fourth Of mile from the sesmbos landing anl hands
view Of The enie Bay and adjacent shores Excellent spring
Is brought into the Kitchen and the pscs wei shaded
and supplied with choice fruit. For further particulars and
aprly 90 JAMES WOOD, Northport 70 G. C. PINCH
My. Real Estate Agent. No. Nasssn.st. New.ioEk.
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meadow sud pasture lying rear Dover. Morris Coanty,
n j. Large House House, Barn aud SHEDS best II
Water Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Shubbery The Nor
rs end Essex Railroad posses through tho and
and from NewNoTk twice day.
TERMS-onehlf cash, ru-ainder bonl and mortgage.
fosfession gwen immediately. Apply 70 Messrs. SMITH s.
CRITTENDEN, No. III Na-SAu-sS, New-NoIS or x. CRIT
TENDEN, Dover, N j.. OF JOSEPH l.. WEED, Real Es;aie
Broker. Ne. ~ C0uItsl.. isooAlNn.
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tililIinsrp, &f.
Glotbing.

INSTRUCTION FIR L E!-E. DEGROOTs
Granite Hall Cash Clothing Warehouse, Is situated at No
42 Futon-st. New York and other similar establishments
be fcuLd where the people be rrspecsby clothed
with small amount Of money in ths Emporium, where
artistic skill with choice elections IL happily united
lust FINISHED-The most elegant HAT
~ ever offered 50 usually sold for meat HATS 81 80
aud 81 g. p. Ii. BROWN, No. 2l0 Canal st.
- III X Il .
- LON VILE,
No il Rue Richeiieu,
Near the Pala- Royal Paris.
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TAST NTw-YORK.-CENTER LOTS fol

H SALE and Cottage Houses and other huans erected on
accommodating terms for payne East Newlo "a grow
ns rapidly; Is as easy cheap Of Sothsf Also,
LOTS Ia Plots Of Ground (adoinlag East Ne (
Apply fof terms, plans Of buildings, &c TO e. X Miz n
Co. las broadway.
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TNOR sALE-six years unexpirod LEASE of

IL Lot and Buildings No 1856 West sths,., 7thsv,
also urstory brck Building and Lot and budns in Of
No 2sh-s also frame House shop and Lot situate
ct Central Morrsapa 5xlcO For particulars inquire
q No West esthst Of T. SHARP OF No "a Water ~t,
New-Yosk.
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TOR SALE-Corner of 18th ST. and 2d-av., front.
II ing OF the most beautiful squares THREE Of the four
brownstone front high HOUSES built IN the
substantial and elegant b. days work For particulars
inquire the premises, at Nc. is0 East ssist Of
q. J. HAMILTON
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Real Gstate for Sale.

A RARE CHANCE.-A good FARM for sale,
IN miles from the fourahing village Of Panfeld said
farm contains on 45 in high state Of cultivation well
fenced w waered good and convenient dwelling house barn
workshop and other buildings and 10
Of you're wood said farm pleasantly situated ON tho Railway
Road from Planhed, Essex County, NewJersey For further
partcul inquire Of JOHN PYATT No. sol Washngton-st
Kew-York OF T.. CHAMBERLAIN No. n RobnsOn-st.,
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A TTENTION, PIANO PURCHASERS.-We
"A desire call attention large and superior stock OF
PANOFOR1ES having much the best assortment 20 be fond
In country We manufacturers OF the CELEBRATED
CELESTIAL or DOUBLE-OCTANE PIANO which Is now
taking the where purchaser the power OF the
Grand Piano square Our Pianos made for Schools beng
designed for hard usage are in great demand been PLAIN SUB
cheap. We Agents for the much admired
Pianos of a. w Ladd Co. Of Boston, with or without tho
Aoan and always have large assortment OF their scale
with grand action considered by all the best Boston Pianos
We also sole Agents for CARHART, NEEDHAM& Co.'S
WORLDRENOWNED MELODEONS, and offer at tho low
prices Pianos from different manufactures
will find 1t to their advantage examine large
and stock Pianos and MelOdeons 70 Rent.
ELY MUNGER, No. $40 Broadway
(St. Nicholas Hotel.)
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NOUNTRY SEAT for SALE, on the Psssaic


~ County via: White Plains II acres large Mansion
full crown recs excellent Fruit and Kitchen Guden pnce
aioSo: one of so aefes the Harlem Railroad Is miles from
the cy improvements cost $1,000 yosn agsi Pice T'vOi
one OF go eee 20 miles the city good land aud superior
bulsinr. mice $500 Also several farms located within ~
miles of tie City Hail. by Harlem Railroad cont aiming from ~
60 aoies tech and veryns IN price from $500 10 @S
ApulS 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECAER, No Broats-
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1)iano-fortes an6 Mlnsie.

A LARGE STOCK of SECONDHAND
IA PIANO FORTES
For Sale cheap and TO Hire.
T. II. CHAMBERS 10. 3}5 Broadway
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L'ARM for SALE in Westchester County-A
Il superior FARM Of about 90 Acres, Acres Wood Ia tbs
town OF Harrison within u mile Il Railroad DePoi al Rye
The Land OF superior atty and beautifully stnstcd W "a
hne view Long Island Sound. II may bs divided into
nice Farm. Apply 10 T. {. BULKELEY, No 40 Wallet,
basement or TO JOHN II PURDY adjoining the premises
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NOTTAGES at CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND

Nfr SALE or to LEr-One large new COTTAGE, situated
atO,a Is s,e FROM vnndebir Landing. commanding nne
80 d d. b. liz well finished aud hss every convenience
oI se,ee family and good CoachHouse, and from two TO
xour acres Of Land.
Ako IN Ea,ns seishborhood, small COTTAGE, In good
viii, House and Of Land For
.ar,,cnIsrs anpiy TO LEVI COOK, No. III Broadway
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.tIe 0Ts Al Tish Brdgeyile short distance from and
in full the Hsh Bridge on the Wesehs'.er .de o. me
acres NAV be had Apply d. b. WINTON. No TrJonro~
,ba( ffv
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HARDwARE.-The largest and most COM
furniture.

UCTION SALES-Those who are accust0me'
IA 10 purchase FURNITURE At auction under the irpreso
,bss ,ber axe sayina money thereby they will examine
o and prices viii discover thai they hsys been aborns N
ssr SeIusiou L. c. ROBINSON, Furniture De,es.
~. " No. 60 Bowery.
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DFsKS. DESKS, DESKS.-Double ard single
ssndins Desks from TO fe, double and single Sitting
Deks Of every variety from 70 feet Once Isbes rom 70
t fce Chairs and Desk Stools Of every descn 2on, at
' KNOWS Deck Store No. 50 Beexmals s.
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OrFtcE or THE MICHIGAN sovrHERs AID NoRrnnSn
INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY No. Is Wiiiam.h-' {
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sale or choetaw orphan Laaas In Mississippi.


DsrssTMrsr o. THE IxrrElan.
oGee u lsdian AAairs, Aasasi ~ 1855.
pURLlc NoTIcE hereby svse .hrr ,se sess'si rses =
aahacA,- yaiosu.ha Holmes Lewnaes, Ana Bolivar, 10
pcsea fss sale Il garafs ecitons pebble
=, e.ses ~ a,es es Z Il ~ a. sr Trustee Scr
provision of he sih clause q 'e is sHee q ne eeea~
on GasGay se sd day December 1855, lie eOnr4yae
door leesr ie following tracts an faionusha sonniyi
nj IL foraa.s fwais-fares cs2) rspse eigL % sas
aae ss, half and eeon s s
The essg rectiaa l.eap nine t4s y -
Iao norlsss. aaArer O .eeliou liarIy .s one 81
I,bu ssesl hafi scciion hiriy- ioar tSi)
And a. me same ns:e paee, following described tract in
lie adjoining range Bss.pas eS''aigs va
rhs souta he Of th.ees, i9tVa fsH sE CD Fsuse
- - srpen Cd resL
ON Monday peesse isI a ts cont bone dor
. sai1 eopnty. yiz:
n atsra-air iranisste,r tai,, 'aase iss g, 80.
An Of sanvp- l3 ,ss tlo) and inry -'hres S1JD
| s ssp, ssnss nj ND quasr twenty l
The norm half Of section i~en.s-s @ 80 ~ q !,
balf Of section iw enissssen , esil ,q,, d
m aar,h bss 81 ,ts nosihwssL sares and half Of he
northeast qaaisrr of section ltlfiy-hiI (ooj
IN torasaiS fSeniy 5frs tas,) rapss f~0 ~ fa'i
twenty ca twenty eight ts asAs tSth 1
TIE northeast quarter Of section a
n soaltws,, quarter socIoa tNen, hses taa0 and
half Of section ihrts tae-)
Ia ioraslip taentsJtow Cas,) ranss lAras c1 sasi.
of three g
The quarter OF seclion Two t2 aha
Tie quarter OF section fenE t4)
II to.paship f,esn,yase ia5) range ihses 20 east
The southwest quarter section fourteen GA;
The southeast quarter OF scciion fifteen tSi
Tie soallwes, quarter o. wenp-hve gas
utheasi quafier sect tfS
Tile quarter Of biryAhree ts53 Ena
The vest quarter Of recuca y-iour tas)
Monday day December, 1855 at the eo Loro
Lexnrion Hle eoun The ioio@lIs de-
seIibtd uaets Of land Ia said comfy, siz
In fownshiy sirieen li6,) range Ql wsa.
The west half fofs iiieea ti5I and
hafsnd southeast quarter cf secon twenty-five Cab
in ioaarAP fifteen ti5,l range one ~ ufa
The souacas, quarter 0 twenty tscl
On saturday, the December, house door
following descfitea quarter sceon ot
Logroes ooa.fg, ytZt T
The ronS quarter taa township nine
a % range Eeyenleen tlse cast
or The above lands
at lime when some OF the best iands ~ ,e y e
and The other nsn quarter
acquired
debtors that fund dscT bas ibc eias
located,
sdraly being agey enhanced N value ~
Ie ecton in nh1 They sminsnty adapted "a plant
purposes. -. ,t, ,.,
price which each trIc, 1851 eeisey may pe soa N
made the oates o. SALE
purchasers o any lIaet th is
sale, the land purchased VIII re tssa
a their expense aud rlsk. .rs.
believed 10 BE
shall be the gs o. hr oa4hs
be defended by The th.s guardian.
al The placer rnfea ~ II O'Clock
Of day until The lands sIe al onti
- CHARLES y, s.lk,
Aug l4-d3& nwtpec Acins tnnEnissipner
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~ RAILROAD pIsEcr no rnE WEST.
ssE :ssssssssl

Tssss between Warrington aud whceitpS bnt III
I,DaisI
aiag tae Jetrsea Ya.lisgsoa al c.etape, q Lov.i
Through Tiea ets aAl EaFgass ohssls 10 be had In
~ aasiaDgton.
guE BALTIMORE EsIose, having greatly Improved
&sier o.rs ne fullest dnecisn -
tba Noish9ssl, Rnd iar snaitse4.
Fr oaacsiaa between lh- isins nom Washington
t.ains Baltimore asgryE prorpiy made
Washington iuaeien. ary called the Relay BoascD miles
tFa.usos ana s Ole lfyf Bsraagc Is checked through
Wng Ihe Washington iana and rcehecsed and transferred
ss, ~ iie passeReeTs wiuo caaise, ~ Hose holding
ega ckcis 5s Ias bsund Tue connecting tfairs leave
FRingon eaig a. q @ and -, P o. on Sundays Al ihe
Il WLeen. neds win he uains Of he CEN
TfAi oh9 RAILROAD lunhng li9in hsarr ~ 'he OHIO,
~ 1,,sqSrst sri Il Ne,'r win DE Eraarb
Gar AID saaGaskg railroad ~ sandasls Toledo, bstfoii
Al taeuhs o. raroad with the fast trims
Lils Niagas Tcfsad Neaa, ciNcisNATl, LOUIS
yfaE, Nepa Little Miami atread enpns1isn IS
tTCEgh ayiGH INDIANAPOLIS, Tefn
k5st, 44afaycir, Ghcsza isnrk lsana 81 l,nais, So
aers Ee,, 5sss Scysheh are ssa ssld i ,gashingoi
fasfisd r CeisnEi 70 the mail steamers on ,he one
FR CLEVELAND aud via Cleveland To!cdo Detoii
eaeo So ckai. are whom be~een
Wfetliag NelsFie, pHy nes where cohhexion with
Travellers qaesiea while il the only
aaasns irou y iesels and eheek insi non i aso us
so5s eFt pery and direct g neatly ~ he isaa'ns pe,ns 10
great Nes Tie dsiauce from Washaston 10 taeinna -
aar 63 re bns about 100 iasss sof ihan by any oihsi
Frs y toug ,ickei on Washington: To wheeling, 80 ss;
C0aalaH s3 rs; Dayton, $5 So iiurnna Sd; Louisville,
b Iaioad ty cipcEHan sls; iadl lInapo
lts sl7 81 csyelsrd ss 10; 81 sJi Dra els -
Caso ~ q and s9 8 a. Los, es % aud s2'' Memphis,
III feiv .gs isrs Ferry ATarnssurs Berkeley springs
cumbersn1, Belfd sgrngs Pieduoai Oakland and fanoaa
way sians beiweea barnere ai Heeiiag take e,
ir;ln lroia Masliissaa. % p,,,. .n.t A. "a. ,cc, "A
w fser insrnaran through tickels &c apply 10 IT, u.
PARSONS, asrat al Washington riation. - = .
Master Of rransportulion Bariaore and
May 5-dtf Ohio Railroad Baltimore
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WAS nErAzrHEST.


Hen Jefferson Davis, Secretary of War In the Secrc-
tarys Office proper there chief clerk subof
nate clerks two messengers, aud four WachEen. The io
lowing bureaus attached = ibis department:
costaaadiay Gsaerars CGre.Ths odce, a. the head 81
which Is Lieutenant General Scott, Is at New York.
Aa;efaat Geu1roPs OHrsCol. Saauel Cooper, AdiataE
General Assistauts-tgu. Col. w. G. freeman, Major
George ea. ard CAPTAIN seth Williams. Judge Advocate
Major John A. Ire Nine clerks messenger In this
office are kept ali tha records which refer 70 the personnel q
the army the rois e. 1t il here WHARF a military coa
missions are made oat
Qaartsrmqser GeHsraFs o5ioe Gen. Thomas s JesuP
quartormaseT general Charles Th1mag, assistant quarter
master general Captain NJ. u. Clark, district quarter
master Major H. Q. Wayne ia charge d ciahing branch
eleven clerks and one messenger.
Payaaaster Gcaeyars Oiics-Co B. F. Larned payuaster
general MAJOR st. Clair Denay distrct psynastef esbt
clerks aud one messenger.
,sap,issarg GeasraPs O3ics.Gen. George Gibson,
issary generals assistant Captain A. T. shrias; six clerks
ami one messenger.
sargson GeRsrars O7cc.Cen. Thomas Lawson, surgeon
general, assistants ir. Il. & Wood ard DF. Richard H.
Coolidge; three clerks
Eagsqrcr QGec.--aeHera Joseph O. Tottsn, chief eag
neer assistant Lieutenant John d. KHrtz tive clerks and
o.e messenger.
Yopograpacai Bareaa--Col ]. j. Albert, colonel of the
corps assistant Iieut. u. u Smith four clerks and
messenger.
or4nance Bpear-Colonel II. +. Craig colonel o. ord
nance assistant Captain Em Aaynader eight clerks and
messenger.
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service ana the reports of the mail lcngs giving state
meat o each bd also oi the CONTRACTS made the new PER-
vice originated the eurtansu ordered aad tie additional
allowances granted within the year.
Finance OassIolu Maroon ESQ., Third Assistant Post
mister Genet al ard tNenty-oae clerks 70 ths Office are
assigned The CupeFElu ard management q tc taDcaI
basGesg q The department not CayutYpd by aN uea the
Auditor, embracing accounts with The 6raa ctce and other
dePostares D the dcparneut, tse issng o wGrran dnt
drafts payment of balances reported by the Auditor To
due 70 mail and other rerss the u22nison
u the q ocs under orders q dcpoe their quar-
tery balaue designated points ani tile sapelEtendeEce
the rendition by postaasters tEtr quarterly reEr
pasaes. ID Las ce te deGiietter oi8ce, e the Is
suing 81 postage stanps and stamped envelopes i9 the pre-
VITA
10 tie Third Assistant Postmaster General an postpsss
dfa Offices, their letters replhns qeaItey to ne pro-
cctas Of their oces. aal t4use az dpositpg oaces.
their oesteates Of dposie f. Eg oud a.o o directed
the weekly and upEtAy retnus az te opas&rles II tpe
dsualeat a. wu al Gppczt1ns and receipts for post
age stamps Gnd stamped envelopes and for dead letters
L,stertioa OEcs.J1in 0lIsora, esq., chief clerk. and
seventeen clerks, 70 this aaee assigned the duty q re-
ceigng and csaanie tle registers q tae aiiEns sh4 es
agents. and reports Of mail aii1res; of noting the della
qBcuces o c9n ard preparing cases thereon er the
Fegers and reports q nail aiGres providing ana sena,
iug out mai-bees and ua octs and Keys aud doing all
other things whcb ray be necessary b seeare aithal and
exact performance o. AL n1t clutraciT
All cases o mail dapred5.jo8 81 violation of law by pri-
vate expresses by the forging illegal " postage
stamps under e q .s oee and should bs
reported to it,
All communications respecting os money, letters, mail
depredaiions ner T;1atinns uf law, naloets Gnd
keys shoaa be directed "Chaf Clerk Post Otce Depart
mept.'
All registers az the arrivals and departures of the mGs
ccTtcaes tie service ot rou aglp, repOrt 81 mai fall
applications for blank ogstar Gad reports q failures
Perec; service should b directed "Iapecoa Oce Post
0hice Department
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gulsed states Patent Ofsiee,
traEhtug.au I,ilv q, ltS5

IN the petition feaFsoa Crosby Of fTedoaa New YORK.
granted 10 him ON the I'd
day November. lel for Improvement IN saw mss of
boards &c, iron lie expiration OF
which takes place The 50 day OF November ie5
III ordered thai said petition be heard al he Patent Office
Monday, I'D OF October II O'Clock and al
notified 10 appear and sw cause any they have why
said peinion ought not 10 be granted
required Pateni
objecions specially wssg, al sast twenty
all testimony flied by either
said hearing he taken and transmitted
Office, which viii be furnished
application.
Ine testimony viii be closed The 1alh day Of
and Other relied testimony
must Office morning of day; tue
rpgu,enls, ii any, within ten days thereafter.
Orsered mat this notice he published IN the unen ln
Evening Washington, n e.; Republican Bal
uGore. Evening Argus, Phaeeip., Scientific
Amencaa New York; fo fos.on NsssachGFei-,
previous re 22 Of October
next, day of hearing. -
49, r. 4. aHUGERT.
Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
oo above papers will please copy, and fend then
bills the Pasai ohiee with containing This notice
July 2s-laH3w
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Gcorgetorn Co.Eege. D. G.

9HF mort this institution viii ON Monday
fs - Segf.GbGr The preparatory department and cole
the mora md a'iicnal advancement
tpge cuaEded laTe and Aacnns bntding has
exclusively I5T accommodation
the Younger Iber Gormiiary ayErounds, sinay
hs n0a wi su'irsiy di-iiuc ncse Gf the
4udcnfs oers especially assigned viii attend uen IN
Grir uusine pustc st1dies complete
aa l Effected hesruR the aud oder students
all those have
rn.i exgrrtence y education youth.
nae ehyyraiG college, It's extensive philosophical
. re sn Fs.isa cabinet Of minerals geological
spactn s afford % The students OF tis Institution adj
D. A. MAGUiRR
Aug 5-dlm PRESIDENT
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av removed his Office az test y FraRs'n Row corner
II AZ 4 Itspti srsots uSH - devote hfs eiien
80 pnriasy Il casss Uai'8 States supene Gautt
fvt sged rnHch law eFnrefBiuE patents he VII
i've 5q "a pFianns question: arising % easrs hat1e
~ Patsrt prH arrb.s o. re cue aeF = aesi ahl
t.--. r - ftrft 81 t,ag uhfa, wits eiss the
ryp,prsrsn and fal o cunrsrntrg PatsHis
vi z.Ge wriir epnio3s aHd nftt thtl~ W. f
s b.vin e s befs- Caaars tier IL De DEPARTMENTS Aed
win ass prosecute cms baJre any b1ati essshod ieF uef
afPuaieah0n.
oct 2S-10
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m The petition James Gamble and loseph Il Of Cinen-
,l,; q
9Ith DAY Of Brcemher. ie. m ~ "a " ~
cauaR, 4, for ears ths
l saa pnlau winch lakes place day OF December
1855 -
be heard al the Pafh o -
Monday be Ioh dag e becemher next al ~ O'Clock, NJ
notified 10 ard show cause, IL am
they hare. why said petiiioa oart MOI 10 be sranied
opposing extension required 20 Gle N The Pafe
specially ufh wriine, al least twenty
days hearing; Al testimony filed by either pav
taken and transmitted IN accord
rules Of the ohc which viii be furnished ON apf
cation.
ne temonv in the case OF November
deposiion papers relied testimony must he
Hled Of that day the
men within days thereafter =.
published bnon lnsh
grncer Evening Washington H. O.; Republican,, Bait
moro Eyenirg Argus Philadelphia Scientific AIssrcan Aen
hio week for three
rrusioas lo day Of December next the a
Of hearing. =, ,,,r,r,-
Acting Commissioned Of Patents.
psFaos tie papers will please and serath
Office, with containing uiis notice.
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

Reduction Of Fare 10 California.
n@, Ugird mail steamships New Yoti
y1ssS for hsrinsaH 5ih ana 20b nf each month,
sx connecting with mail Panama San
E1zE&EzkEk francisco.
Inspected approved Navy
Department. and guaranty speed and satay
hours THE Of rassen
checked New York through Francisco, and
money paid expenses nip.
Reserve por New York, Parma, ard
an Francisco, detention OF acciden that
Tie Is entirely rsligbie.
Passengers the they arrive Aspn
Conductors through and take charge OF
and thiidgen without other protector.
FOR through eke lowest aPTly tie III
ssts street, New York 10 /. W. RAYMOND.
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United states Patent Once,


AN the petition Abraham Howe and Sidney Grsnn Hud
son ennuty york praying the Of atep
granted 70 them day October, is4 for An improve
nenI ia manufacture heddes weaver harness.
the expiration OF said PATENT winch inke
place on tlie iltl dsy Of October, is55-
n rorrd tbat lie peition 0Ec
on Monday the elh 10 O'Clock, and all
appear and show they nave
why petition uurll not 70 be granted,
required the Faen;
fEcs ro,y asec,spg specially writing
days before te day bearing Ateri,nony filed by eera
10 bc hearing taken and transmitted IN
corJanee ohee which Willie furnished on up
picaton. 49, , IL.
c testimony the win be closed The 18th Of Sepem
her denasos, other relied upon as testimony
be1orc The morning Of iat day
ne arrIu1ens IL any, within hrc days thereafter.
Ordered noeehe published 10 ihe Union, iaeh
rencgr ana Evening Washington, D. C Reubicnn Ban
nnre Eseina Argus, philadelphia, Pal Scientific American
Nrw YORK NJ "; Boston, Mass once week fa
hes successive previous the e day Of October next
the day Of hearing. : .,,,,p,,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
pg-Fdtnry OF papers will pease CORY, and sene
heir bids Once win containing this notice.
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Law Notice.

DRowK, SThsTos WALEEE.
HIN. IT. BROWN, FRED. +. STANTON, and j. KNOX WALK
w ER have formed partnership for practising law IN the supreme
Cour Of the United STATES and c claims Washington
and in the Of Tennessee. Ofces Washington and Mem
phs the u always he found either place, and
letters addressed 10 them will receive prompt attention.
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