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Miss Brooke's English and French Boarding
and Day School,

Seven Bsiidags No. l36 Pennsylvania Aveaue.
1HIs operation. The situation
of the heatbe and most desirable IN Washington the
house airy eomodous and an respect adapted % The pur
poses school
Many year experience trimming irsuclng ycung
qued institutions the North, atnoag which shu Will
May's Hall, Burlington, New the Episcopal
Female Philadelphia, enables Miss BfUkc 10 er her
superior advantages in the orgnizaon Of her establish
The selection sudies books, discipline general
rsngeme school, OF judgment the
history Of the English language aud literature ptosnen
place systtm Daily French
native Of France and facility afforded for the
qu,cn Partisan and pronunciation. Accomplished
professors OF drawing &C., Ae enptytd theua
other 10 be had OF Mss s uat a
principal book stores.
The Right Aonzo Potter, D. D. LII o. Bishop Of Penn
syivania.
The Right c. W.. Doane, ID. D. LII. ID. Rshop Of New
York.
The Rish, William n winehan,, D. L. o., Bishop CT
Maryland
Professor Bache superintendent Survey,
Professor Joseph Henry, Secretary Of shsoniaa ,nstate
Washington, D. q.
Gen. John Mason, Washington, d. G.
y William W. Coscosan, Esq, ashington d. c.
Hon. Jamss CampbeIl ros,msssrr GensgaL
John g. Meehan, Esq., Librarian TO Congress 2
Hon. Ellis Lewis Chief Justice OF Supreme Court OF PenDsy
Hon W. woodwad Associate Judge Supreme of penn-
sylvsna
Lieut.. M. +. Mauy, LII. D., u. s. Observatory
Col Samuel Copper Adjuanl General u ). Army.
Hon. Robert J. Walker. s4
My friend, Miss Brooke mos, emable lady, whose quail
icatfns teacher and accomplishments English
ALoNZo POTTER.
great in Introducing friends Others
Brooke, lady entirely capable Of
education young
Nov ao-5awlm A. DALLAS BACHE.
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by RAILROAD DIRECT no THE WEST.
n Ha.la1l

houss!
Running between Washington and Ciscianat 27 hours!
Through Tickets aud s:sg.ss Check. to be had in
THE Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad having greatly improved i
connexions Offers the fuIes,
ee between Washington Batmoe and all portions of the West
The connsIion between trains Washington
uneon sey called ,Ss Relay oa.s nns n mlss
"a s 1
Wheeling Washington station echecked transferred
through uenes op pan. Beyond The eonnscns Trains isaVs
Washington daily at 9, and Az p m; on Sundays at the
Wlsslins direct made win the trains Of The Gen
Wheeling through Cambridge zaassyls ana Newark,
COLUMBUS These trains eonnect Newark with the Newark
MaOsHed and Sandusky railroad for 6andusky, Toledo Detroit
AZ Columbus the G. O. railroad trains connect
ylhE s s ' o. s s.
iiaate, Lafayette, cicsso Rock Island, 81 Louis, sc.
Naehss New % orea are also sold Il Washns,o
transferred Cincinnati the mail steamers the Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland Toledo. Detroit,
caso, &C. tickets Ohio navsable
Wheeling and WelsvIe, ory mes where connexon with
Travellers requested that only
aoIdns ,hrous tickets and checks IN washington also The
great West The ds,sncs from Warrington to Cincinnati Is
but 6s miles, being about 100 miles shorter than Oy any other
through ticket from wa.ans,on To wS:sllps %
IS s% g
Chicago, ss ss and ST. Louis saS 50 and sas Memphis.
For Frederick and iapsrs Fsry ar,p.surs nertey Springs
Bedford sSSs Oakland and
minor stations between Baltimore and Wheeling take g.
For rsn to and from Baltimore Annapolis &C., special ad
ror further information, through tickets &c. apply to TIL H.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station ,o,, :, ro,,n
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-dtf Ohio Railroad, Baltimore
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washington Aqueduct.

OFroe WAsuISGToN AoggpucT,
Washington, March 1850
PROPOSALS invied FOR
dams, tunnels, aqneduc.
Proposals. up May will opened
that day.
aps pol~s specifications othe will be
amnatioIson and after the 10th day Of April
will be received the
bridges, described In the plans specifications
Portions only The works completed under the
but all unfinished work will
be appropriations The engineer
under and
shall stopped funds available.
entire stoppage particular for Of
funds reserved will paid II, the judgment
the engnee the work has been properly executed far has
gone.
be made specie checks upon
monthly Of the 10
vii! be dion of all that the
sealed endorsed proposals
the Washington Aqueduci.n
right bids
considered conducive The progress of
Every accompanied by written signed 10y
responsible the effect that he they
obligation, within days, with
securities completion
by certificate of the United
United district officer
individual known Engineer
of War, that the able make good their
guarantee,
viii he opened presence OF bidders if any
choose to be present
NJ. c. MEIGs
Capt Of
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;aNGINEEsSs' and EIachinists' Drawing .BoOk.--A
u conpete instruction for the engineer
folio, mnny engravings London, lS55--S3 so.
aomecal Dawng in progressive lessons; by R. 8. Burn.
London, 1855, In parts, each 62k cens
Draughtsnan nechani
drawing desga quar-
10. London, many engruvings-$9 So
The Illustrated Lonoon Dawing Book, with 400 Illustrations
rs
Rrowns Practical Prospective; vol London, large qua,to
81 So
sopwbs Isomecal Drawings JoPlings Isometrica Pepec-
tive; Wi'an Model Drawing Weae's Architectural Engineer
ing Mechanical Drawing; kIuss Inventive Drawing;
TOMS Drawing from Objects Pyne's Pracca Drawing Achi
shadows; Wme's Mapping and Engineering
Geanes plans
hyo3phques Ozasam les plans les dc
me valuable works-Engish, European,
AnecaR--on the same class of subjects.
Nov ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Circular.
AsgsCY or FRENCH SPoLIATIos CLAIMS,
LVaahspuruu uher y IHnS.

AegscY French spoLIATIos CLAtMs,
Washington, November ~, 1855
IN addressed claimants against
United of spoahons committed by the
prior of convention with France OF
81, lB0as OF proceeding
towards obtaining redress deem most cxpedent thus
publicly all consulting advisers,
judcious voluntarily submit
claims Claims CoLas they would be mixed with
ciams therefore decided
years. other obectoabu to submit them
Congress (preeng Senate)
ing session. the full expectation that direct relief
provided for through special board OF commssion
or IL only
Congress grant, that these may be
direct legislative act.
The OF these claims would fully and constantly
cupy highest for three and justice
phatcally points right proper
Nov 2j-dlw JAMES II. CAUSTEN.
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

The nsme Of win te upon books unles
The pa, meat o. The subscription be made IN advance
Distant subscribers may money r postage
Of which VIII be paid by snd AL sAsumvd o4rseyes 10 rs
: lransnlsssion.
The COUNTRY PAPER is pubiisned useeky during the
sons Of Cong es-, aud sent weeky during recess,
Subscriptions period less will Ia received
proportioned 10 the above annual
eJ-PosTMAsTERs authorized agents and,
by sending DAILY subscrbe $50 snelosedi
sEMIWEEkLY subscribers, with so encloed, viii be
tled a copy gratis.
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PROTECTED by royal letters patent England ny
OF Ecole dc PbaImace Pa and the imperial Col
iogc of Medicine, Vienna.
esemar No. is Tho remedy for general and local debility loss
vie power, decay, and all the Distressing
arising from an early abuse &C. h effects are ecaeous
manhood old tho Write vaud
dscine ifthe reseraa
universally adopted physcai inpcdiuents yauish like
influence thus rendering invaluable those
teripg the marriage state
No. completely and entirely eradcstes all
cnbeb
nrdote or the ruin Of e health Of yrs portion OF The
Tdssemar European remedy Cor class
which, the English physician
mercury Inevitable destruction o. the patients copsutou
andw which The snr~apanlIa the world
1riesemar and devoid SMELL
all nausea,ns qualities. They may
their use being detected
o. each divided into doses adj
pjnistered by Naipeau, i.nilcimaud, Rnus &C
TO br had, retail Of Mr.. H. A. Barrow
Green Canal York. specially appointed
proprietor psentee
Of America. Immediately rceeivsg remittance,
Mr.. 1riesemsr part world,
sscurey hed addressed according the o the
Retail agents required. Terms cash,
Novp-dlyr
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Marble work Marble Work-For sale!

fIIE variety of American Italian
MARBLE MONUMENTS, OF beautiful design and highly
hed workmanship which he invites the attention Of the public
Persons other kind OF marble work.
will find their advantage give him call The marble and
quality viii be sold
lar work obtained Mt ihe North.
Also, on hand, large stock Of highly finished MARBLE MAN
Tells, which will be sold ut reduced prices
ALEXANDER RUTHERFORD.
Marble Brown Stone Yard door om 3k street, oppo
site National Theatre.
Nov 1l--eo3m
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Stopping soutampion both going and returning they offer
London aud Havre advantages
route, for the economy Of time and money.
Passage from New York to Southampton ssa Bremen.
First cabin main saosn sI3o; cabin saoon sll
second do, 500. . :.
All newspapers through the -Ncc.
No bills OF ladna will be signed on he day Of saiiing
An experienced surgeon IL attached to each ship.
For freight passage, apply TO
q. H. SAND, IL South William ST., NJ Y.
c. A. HEINEKEN a Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY & Go Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIN, Hayre.
Mart --dl /.
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A N Ess.y ON Uses Trusts, and om the naturs and
law, and Of those when
their by Francis William sa"
edition from the last London edihon
by gorge William Sanders Hnd sohn warner es1 WIN
,y,uces Engh American by member OF me
Philadelphia . vols in evo .. uu.,.x 20,
Just published fhhNch thhhoH .
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II. Ik. GILL Nc II,

removed his office to his esid in franklin Row.
lion principally the United Court
Having he concerning patents
opinions legal arising
the Patent Office aud appes to the chief justice assistant
District of Colunhin aud will
preparation ard trial Of suits concerning patents.
lie wi give opinions prepare arguments par
having before Congress
prosecute claims before any board established
Adjudication.
Oct dit
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies',

Near Emminsburg, Freder,ck county, ma
IE annual this Institution commences on the
Oath August last Thursday In June Ihe
tuition si5o snnum payable semi annn
ally charges nussc dawng pnt
ur Spanish, Italian, German, and Latin The terms
primary composed Of pupils under nine years OF
age annnm. able half yearly in advance
inquiry should addressed - the MofhEh sorh
RoR Of ST. Josephs Academy, Emmitsbug f'soek eo'"V'
Maryland.
July s--dyear.
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Completion of Panama Railroad.
Reduction of Fare to California.

Reduction Fare
United States mail steamships leave Now York
~fdlt FOR AspinwnD 9Th and 20h Of each month,
%E<4k6 connecting with mail from Panama TO San
Francisco. n "a 5 Att.151
These steamships inspected approved by the Mary
Department, and guaranty spsrd and safely "a
railroad az miles long} completed IRON occ
in hours The baggage OF passeh
checked New York through to bnn Francsco na
expense
Tire money pajd In expenses the trip
kept In in New York, Panama. ana
Francisco, detention In case Of accden 20
he Ia entirely reliable -.
Passengers leave they arrive at Aspn
wall.
Conductors and take charge Oh
women andc children without other protectors. -
For through apply nj the agency
street, New York, 10 L. W. hAfMoND'
May6--
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Law Notice.

Beowr, srANror, WALKER.
MN r. BROWN, FRED r. STANTON, and j. KNOX WALK
E have formed partnership practising law IN the supreme
f,u of hr Unca States OF cnims In WaahinQon
and Tennessee oihces IN Washington and
phs always be oand at ethsr pacs, ana
letters addressed will prompt attentions
April s-ifsod [in,si. and sentinel coPyI
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WAR DEPARTMENT..


Hon. Jefferson Davis Secretary Of War; In the Secre
tays office proper there chief clerk subord
nate clerks, two messengers and four wachnen The fol-
lowing bureaus are attached to this department:
Commanding Generals OBice1hs office, at the head OF
which is Lieutenant General Scott, is at New York.
Adjutant Gencrdps O9ec.-Col. Samuel Cooper Adjutan
General. Assstans--Lieut. Col w. G. Freeman, Major
George Deas and Captain Seth Williams. Judge Advocate
Major John T. Lee. Nine clerks and messenger In this
Office kept all the which refer the personnel of
the the rolls, &c 1t is here where all military
missions made out.
Qaorermostey Generals Cliee. Gen. Thomas 8. Jcsup
quartemaster general Charles Thomas assistant quarter
general Captain NJ. M. Clark district quarter
masters Major H. G. Wayne in charge Of clothing branch
eleven clerks and one messenger.
Puymaster Generals O6iec--Co b. F. Larned paymaster
general Major ST. Clair Denny district paymaster eight
clerks and one messenger.
Conmisary Generals 06ice.-Gen. George Gibson,
mssary general; assistant, Captain A. e. Shria; six clerks
and one messenger.
Surgoon Generals O6iceGen. Thomas Lawson, surgeon
general; assistants DR.. X. G. Wood aud DIR. Richard ii.
Coolidge; three clerks.
Engineer Obicc.-General Joseph G. Totten, chief eng
neer assistant Lieutenant John ID. Kurt live clerks and
messenger
Topograplicd Bureau-Co. J. j. Albert, colonel of the
corps assistant, Lieut.. Nj. IT, Smith, four clerks and
one messenger.
Ordnance BureauColonel ii. II. Craig colonel of ord
nance assistant Captain Wm Maynader eight clerks and
pueI Inesse
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FORM or GUARANTEE.

To Capt NJ G. Meigs, u. y. Engineers.
We, undersigned, residents Of, in the State Of,
hereby Jointly sevcray the United stae aud
guaranty, foregoing bid be accepted,
WILL within days ancl the nccepssce OF the sad bid
articles proposed in
ofthe advertisement which It Aud
aforesaid. guaranty
difference the offer by the said and
ne bidder
Csignci) A. r.
u. ID.
hereby certify that ny knowledge belief
above e-paned guarantors good and sufficient.
{Signed) Il. T.
s-3,wt6thMay &Iawn
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Everett House.

North Side Of Union Square, Mem Ynrt,
uIIIs establishment prominent delight
Yoik affords, Is approaching Flash,
VIII combine all ss devise and money supply
10 render ne most desirshi yet constructed.
establishment
open October
dauon Of the public
Applications be received from partieo wishing
arrangements winter months.
The public patronage respectfully solicited.
CLAPP josLIH.
HawLxr CLArP,
a. e. JosLfR.
snp 2.--dbn
i,ENSUS OF 1880, large quarto voiumc, bound In
v half Russia, for sale, few eopiesouly at ~ 50
Sep5 .FRtNCk TAYLOR.
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NEW GOODS FOR RGFENTLEMEN.-P. ]. STEER,
IN tailor, has and beautiful stock Of
fa wpier which he respectfully invites the
teution al his cu-tomefs aud the public.
addition large varied stock OF cloths, cnssmerc and
the Styles his OF gentencns furnishing
goods ia also very srcct and complete; such
aria, cravais, stocks, ties gloves
su-penders, hosiery
SILK, cotton and woolen undershir,s, drawers, &c.
coing order short notice in
passed elegance, and at fair prices
solicited cail early and select choice styles
No. AS Seventh street.
Sept i2-3iawu
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Entertainment the Weatcrn Presbyterian Church.
,HE ladies Of this congregation that
weeks they will give entertainment the church
eddcc TO consist and for the sale Of useful aud
articles. The nvals of this will be
furnishing the church. IL Is designed that article
shalt he sold above its value.
Ras aud other Of CHARGE will be prohibited
The admission fee shah be only lax cents,
pains will spared satisfaction vsers and
patrons Of the enterprise.
the object, contributions money, useful
acus and provisions, respectfully solicited
NJ Haskell prncipa drectress No 80 Pennsyvan
Of he CIRCLE" will be thankfully received and
gratefully acknowledged. Nov 6-aaw3w
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail steamers.
shf comu nst the inox fbs follo oxIns

kEA These ships having been built by contract ex
E4A pressy for service, has been
taken In their construction also in their engines
to insure strength and speed; and their accoalmo-
daons tor unequaied
Price of York Liverpool cabin
93O Ia second cabn CTS Excusve size
Ssao From Liverpool to New York. 20 and W guineas.
An experienced attached ship.
No berths be n paid
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The Of these ships will not be accountable for gold
bullion, precious metals unless bills Of
adng
Shippers please the ships line
carry goods coniraband Of war.
Nov 24-dtf s#l.lse
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Oct % 2aw6v if

LfOR SALE on HENT.-The wei known and desirable resl
II A. A. Nicholson, Duddngtrn II
offered The house new, excellent repair,
commodous, supplied with fixtures and other
ranged grounds, which been planned
fruit and shade and laid of with and
taste ornamental gardener.
Jen G. Brent ala'
Louisiana Buckner BayIss Missouri
between AZ and eth
The key Of will be found Dudeipgon. 4
Nov g.
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-, NHSN YORK, HitfiMEn, AND SOUTH
~z$@& AMPTON UNITED ST ATES MAIL STEAMERS
&GR The ships comprising this line arc the WASHING
Saa3&100 TON, Capt. H. Cavendy HERMANN. Capt. Ed
ward Higgins
stop Southampton going returning
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United States Patent ONCE,


IN petition OF John Greenough, York. New
York. praying for the extension Of
tho expiration Of said pstcns which takes place the 2ls
OF February, A. ID. ls5i--
Monday, the 4,h day o. February, 1856, II O'Clock,
and all noided aud show cause any
Persons opposing the extension required file in the Patent
Once their obections specially SGT forth writing least twenty
be The said hearing be taken and
with the rules Of the Offices which will he furnished ap
The testimony day January
BE- sa IN M @ ssa before Ts' % nn q Of n y
the arguments, II any, within ten days thereafter.
and Evening star, Washington, p C Pennsylvani
ro oa Week S% or es 81 awe
weeks the 4 day Of February the dnv
ing CHARLES MASON,
WE Commissioner OF Paten'a.
psEd,os Of the above win please copy and sendhe
bills to the Patent oce, with containing this
Nov 2s-iaw3w
United states Patent oG,co,
Washington, November u, 1855.
I'M the petition Of Andrew Ralstop OF West Middown
o1 as asos q Dasn' =
from !he sIpraon Of sa pa'sn which takes place on 'he a
petition Office
Monday the 4t Of February 1885, al IL oeieck and al
said petition ought moi 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the required to e in the Patent
days before me day Of all testimony h.d BY either party
codancc with tbs rules the oce which will be furnished
Tns testimony he ssss The e5h day Of
nony, the motnng Of thai
ordered sso nai iris otee be- puaihed n e Union D.e
and Evening sar p c.
for weeks previous
''' ~ CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
PsEdors Of The above will please copy
bills the Patent ofcs, with paper containing iis
Nov 22-law3w
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WAsIIISGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change OF Hours.

IH xsESal as| ~
IN aer Monday the aai nstani the trains will leave
u Washington ut 6 and eH, M, and and AZ, p.
On Sunday, at ~, p. IN.
Leave AZ and OK, M, and and 54, p.
On Sunday, nt Al, III. M
r. II. PARSONS, Agent.
April a. diff
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CUPERIOR SII1VEIt-PLATED GOODs.--I have recent
~ OF superior silver plated goods
copper, which will sell surprisingly low
prices,
Plated sets, which imitation the rcheat
English silver
Castors, large variety OF beautiful patterns
Waters and tea all
Spoons, ladies' butter knives, &c. double plate
albaa
Cake baske kets ad cast pickle stands
Salt stands, uu ssnds candiestcks
dishes, forming dbes
Bu,ier dishes, card reccivers goblcts,
Tuast racks, kettles coffee urns, pitchers
TankMds, sugar spoons, fish knives, sc.
the by
investing aure
they buy Durable goods which
o a than tenth fihe cost.
G. w. BOTELER,
2aw6vR Iron Hal.
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IERHGE w. NOR ELL. Attorney nnd Counsellor A.
U law United States cjrca court commissioner, commissioner
for Claims, No. ~ Wall street. New York
Nelson, Justice United States supreme Court
Fish, United senator General g. Toien Corps
Engineers United NJ Blair Solicitor the Court
Ii. clei, ESQ, and Major Arnold Harris Wa,nsos
oct ctiV-Wf~Su"sS"
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THE er,son OF weitcvreJcn, and Glance AZ tbs
East Indian Archipelago by Waiter NJ. GbAon vol With
Glusnptons FRANCK TAYLOR
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rosr OFFICE preAnrmEaT.

Hon. James Campbell, Postmaster General The direction
and management OF the Post Office Department assigned
by the constitution and laws to the Postmaster General That
business be the conveniently arranged aud pre-
pared for his final action 1t is distributed among several bu-
reau folows The Appointment Office In charge OF the
First Assistant Postmaster General! the Contract Oico in
charge the Second Assistant Postmaster Generals the
Finance Oce in charge of the Third Assistant Postmaster
General and tie Inspection Oce, in charge Of the chief
clerk.
appointment 0Tcs-Horatio Eing, esq, First Assistant
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks. To this Office
assigned all questions which relate TO the establishment and
of post Offices changes Of sites and names
appointment and removal Of posmeers and route and local
agents. also the giving Of instructions 70 postmastors
posmasers furnished With marking and rating stamps
and letter balances this bureau which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the use OF the depart
ent and with the uperntendencc OF the several agencies
established for supplying postnasters with blanks 10 this
bureau likewise assigned the supervision OF the ocean mail
steamship pes and OF the foreign and international postal
arrangements
Contract O8ce.-Wiam H. Dundss, esq, Second Assist
Postmaster General and twentysix clerks 10 this Of
ice is assigned the busnes Of arranging the mail service
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Unltod States Patent Us7sce,
Washington, November I6, 1855.

an the petition Of William G. Crimes, of Philadelphia
ing Tor the OF patent granted him February ~
l642 spark
expiration nf said patent which akea place day
OF February, lS56-- a4s..4
s ordered that the said petition be heard a the Patent OEicn
Monday tho aotll January ~ O'Clock, all
persons appear cause, any they have
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
required
Office their obcclons specially set forth writing least
of herring All testimony 6ed p8y,
said hearing be taken aud transmitted
ccdance with the rules OF the Office be furnished
plication.
The testimony will Iapuary
1856 deposiiOns and other relied
be filed in the office beore the norDug
the arguments, any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered that this notice he pubshed the Union ntc
Evening washington, u.
philadelphia, Commerce. York,
Boston, Mass week
previous 2ath Of January next the day Of hearing
CHARLIE MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
P. SEd0s papers will please copy,
bills the Patent Office, with paper containing this
Nov i7-law3w
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EDWARD X COLLINS,
No. S. Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, 4 CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD CO.,
"a Austin Friars, London.
d. u. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
ria.