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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-10

Six hundred aud twenty Eve thousand
pounds Of bulk pork were received al
Cincinnati, via the White Water canal,
in Two daye Of tiic pteSeut week
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-10

A verdict for So, 900 was rendered a.
gainst the Central Railroad Company,
in Albany, last week for injuries sus-
tanned by the plaintiff, in consequence
of the cars being thrown off the track.
lie was drover, and had contract
made with the Company, and on his pass
an exception to damages was printed
The defence relied upon this exception
to exhonerate them from liability, but
the court decided otherwise.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-10

DePosed. The Presby,ery of Louis.
lana have deposed Rev James Richards
ID. d., from the ministry for drunken
ness. He was son Of the late DR..
Richards of Auburn Theological Sem.
mary and a man of learning and clio.
quence, but yielding to his appetites,
he has fallen victim to the destro yer.
"Let him that thnkelh he standethtake
heed lest he fall"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-10
Wheeling Gazette.

Politics in North Carolina. The A :
me'icans of the old North State seems
To be organizing for the approaching
campaign with great spirit and energy.
The American party there have lust
had State convention, bv which n
candidate for Governor was nominated
aud presidential electors appointed
The Convention is said to have been
one ofthe largest, if not the largest, ev
er held in the State; aud what is still
more anspicious, the greatest possible
enthusiasm prevailed. The Hon. John
A. Gilmer, of GuIford county. was nom
mated as their candidate for Governor
the election coming off in August
MIR. Gilmer is represented as a man of
powerful ability, and an effective and ell
oquent speaker.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-10

fl Rel,c.-The editor of the Louis.
vile Journal has lately seen a hand-bil
dated Frankfort, July IS, 1918, address
by Gov. Isaac Shelby to the Militia of
Kentucky, calling on the latter TO rou-
devious at Newport on the last day of
the month, to assist in effectualIy acting
against the enemy 10 upper Canada, un.
der Gen. Harrison. The Gov. saws -
81 will meet there in person, | will lead
you to the field of battle, and share with
you the dangers of the campaign" e,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-10

Bibles Us. Straps R;Rcs.-Mai. Blu.
ford's company Of Kansas emigrants
LEFT Montgomery, Ala, on the Srh inst
and before departing assembled in the
Baptis, Church where solemn pray.
er was made, and splendid copy Of
the bible presented to the leader of the
company. Hon. H.W. HilIard address.
sed the band, from the top of a cotton
bale and abiding to The fact that thew
carried the Bible as weapon, which
was better than SharP's rifles, assured
them that on them rested the future
wei late OF the South, and "svery man
was expected to do his duty"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-10

Damages Recoyoed--A suit for libel
brought by Rev. James Naylor, Pres.
byterian minister against DR.. J. Garden
IN the circuit court Of Charlotte county
Va, was last week decided in favor of
tho plaintiff, and $4,000 damages award.
cd him.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-10

Tho Scottish Monthly Tract Society
last year circulated Yearly three millions
OF tracts,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-10

The donations to the treasury of the
American Baptist Missionary Union, in
the month Of March, amounted to thir.
ty seven thousand dollars. This makes
the aggregate for the year, including
amount paid for liquidation of debt, a.
bout one hundred and twenty thousand
dollars.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-10

a Convention Of the Baptist Of the
South or Southwest is to meet in Angus.
IA, Ga, III April, to consider the question
of establishing great central Theolog.
ical School for that denomination in the
South. -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01

Tor SALE-A veIy deSirsble COUNTRY
REsIDNCr ,iiusiel OF tie Housaioni' Railroad afe~
uies from tho CT, o! Bridgeport Conn Ine ioue Is nes
about Of good nd with sbuadaree OF fruit and two
e. .pins' o. water T5ee Is sl,o good Avn ana ss
lfe ard tbs situation - peasant ADD h9Athy frce Vs
Terms easy. Apply 10 HOMER NOR JAN, No. Finest
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
Aousss aun farms Uantea.

DART OF A HOUSE, THE SECOND FLOOR,
i by ell. qrie' family in good neighb 1rhooi
lesst FIVE may be II the atre ana war ;9h
vener &c. required Permsuercy desired Rent 10. 10 exceed
$40 Address, stating location AMI PARTICULARS, b. ~,
Tribune Office.
WANTED-TO LEASE frstclass HOUSE,
w small family Must he west of the Bo~ery, aud N
vicinity Of sthst Appl at No 5i5 Broadway Room -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
EIGHT PER CENT FIRST M0RTGAGB BONDS


MILWAUKEE AND HORIZON RAILROAD COMPANY.
These Bonds b-r date May l. 1856 payaoe Nay 1887.
and are convertible into stock ST the option OF the holder al Ny
time within five yuars from their date With ntereT At eight
ann exed al the Bank Of the Republic IN the CITY " New
York.
They sre secure by mortgage snd d,st lien
uron es OF The Ioac between lts cuon nh tns
Ia Cros.e .ud Milwaukee Rrosd IN tie Nhsge of uDccons
In The County OF Dodge and the Village Be m n the Conn.
ty of y.quetfe ether with oil the rolling STOCK, dso,
g fu sufficient exuguish The whole mortgage debt u he
Company b. fore the maturity OF the Bond,
be failure the OF the company or ne
ec deposit 70 the 81 k'R ana ss pscned
sb Robert H. Lowry esq., Cashier OF the Bank OF the
Repulc OF New YORK sutnot zsd az dueced 70
Ia II ce'sut was miia
IN out OF the power ComPany eyade THIS ooaiioo
The Re- completed tue yH ot tuT an nj cen
nil to it, junction with the La Crosse ard Milwaukee Raa
road point m!es northwest from Mh"ansee ana
has the Oth % teb'ulry .si AMI -
situated geosrsp that will swaYs be without compe
uCn Othet road be suced TO conI't' ot hS
usfiy tributary without being nsch mos
circuous dsar besides being much more costly IN con-
structon miles Of road have estned IA s theo
ending MAY VI fi2 100 which - much lsryst
proportion its er gth than earned by ds MD
wausee AID Mississippi Railroad In the cJrrespo dne noahsa
wear 1884 tie that road Op@net 20 Msdlsop-
and this an much than you'd have been hsd
been for the fall in produce which Prevented farmers
from sending their grains forward to market When hs road
equal % eight cert per anum ON
this bOnd they T b. yecdbe BY ne Contyoae' az 90
c,ne for BANKING pprrOs and tho state increases IN
wealth and bankue capital there viii be howe dehai' '
these bon(s
Mortgage the Resolutions Of the Boad Of Directors aathor.
Es their hon. may be obtained ~ the office ot the anc-
Ie.rs al capitalists yed 10 examine the exhibit Of
COuy auy what foundation relies for business
the a. utshns State OF WISCONSIN, ana "hh
y,slment (16D J. Is. SMITH, President
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
NOTICE is UERFBY GIVEN. that LAND

~ WARRANT N. So on :or 10 acres esuei has
Lot, II Intention 20 apply 10 the Conm'ssiocr
pertiOrs pcate Of ssid All per-1s
sraiLs purchssg IS las psen sold ~ IS
ss sred by DANIkL VIII INLY.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
EOR $4,000 FIRST MORTGAGE

10 X SA l. f. .-45U,UUU + FIRST MURTUATk
L LIGHT PEa CENT CONVERTIBLE SINKING
FUND BONDS OF the DUBU UQuE 4 ami PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY
The Posd situated Ia the State Of iowa, and extends ou
Dubuque he termination Of tbs Gaens and Chics-
20 Rarosd tho Mississippi ryer) in due thoush
fadcpeDdeuce Cedar Fss and F,rts Dodge to tbs ussouh
river At the mouth of Big Sioux river
These BOd Issued upon basis Of than 30 co.
dated April l, 1880 payable ia 20 years. chsr Interest
coupons payable semi annually in April and O:to)c
they secured b. deed Of Of the Roi
stosk and franchise Of The first division Of ths line
The Rsiosd Con pany s the recipient OF 32 900 acres a
lands of fbs mOat productive AID IN with z character
The oLvebe privilege therefore II great yau, AID the
responsibility Of the Company is unques,ionsbe
We these 5old, our friends a. first cs so-
curty.
Further oru alton msy be had Of the undersei by whom
they ore for sale BISHOP & Co No 81 WJi ct
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
4 LBANY NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPA-

A IBAN1 Nohl fifhN hAibhOAD ~ CCSI a
"A NY.-rbe hold of the First M)Igszs Bonds OF ,hs
albany Northern Railroad Company requested call
the Office h. Won Hoffman No d Hanoyerst u make
the protection of their interests hs sale u
he property sad Company the lOh inst st Albany BY
the foreclosure of the mortgage. Sept l. 1856.
MANN RODMAE Solicitors for several BondhOders
No W Jauucoy Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01

BANK OEPAsrnESr, STAFF Of NEw.Iosxl
ALBANY. sept l. lsS :
THE CHENUNG COUNTY BANK of Horse
heads has this dsy fled this Office otics Of as
por tm' OF OF the NEW-YORk EXCHANGE BANK ia the
City of Newf York eset for the REDEEM Of circnat
ne Lo'es together with of the sppoa'm ~
JOFN IdONPSON as such Agent agreeable to emit,
lied N act to snerd The several acts relating 70 lDcooasi
Banks BsLir2 Associations, ard Irdiyitus Banke-s
April II, 1851 JAMES 81 COOK supt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
&c mbom If man Concern.

AT V. B. PALMERs AID Y Err TISING
"A AGENCY no Ca ysssers Runners employed 10
m bosness Advertisers call at hesAeeIcy, by ssndins
address, waited
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
Dril0ins AlatsriaIs.

ROOFS. ROOFS, ROOFS.-The cheapest And
~ eest articles for covering roofs TAR ROOFING PAPEl
which We kssp constantly hand s In AZ. ~
&C sii a. usntates 20 sst puSchasas "
JAS. 7. 0sRAICksoE L %, No y Rs,tm.a Il
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
YVFsTCHEsTER IRON COMPANY.-No.ic.

is hereby given subscr bsr 10 1he stock Of tho
NEsTCHEsTER IRON COMPANY that III. as,ss,-
meuts due for January 1856 February s. 1885, March 4
1886 ana pr s. 1876 That the said stock vii
be sold at Public Iotion the office of the Conp.uy No
68 Broadway HewYcrk SATURDAY, the I'D of August
rest, ct 10 o'clock uIess previously reieemsd-Nsw.
York, July r. 1855. By order Of the Boari
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
rFNUE ACBIN PORTABLE GAS WORKS are

admitted be the best known whether for private
aoukes eges because ~ heir petg of cot sucpn
operation thor feedom s'nol, aud their >ed
tcolomy h, do require mechscs sin or e,nstsut at
work Dhf and day lnifed clog
the pipes oanuot exPode hey genera gas from any ms
These CONNECTION WITH
that With work ally exp-isnced worker 10
metal She works m.ks under patents safe
prohts Paroles arch Of pusiosas will
well 20 the, 10, they will bus. VS. refer 10
operation the Isa: ewt a. the Dclsvsn
House Albany end in uaIy other Places. Ia few weeks
iAey will be Il for several uiSes % nes9ii.ion sor
further 'IIueon sIliy y. AUBlH No 80 SrosdwaJ
NewYoIk 81 II q HAWtEY "a Co., Albany.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01

SNIIY LOAN.-The Controller will issue REV.
~ EhUE BONDS a, al interest Of per cent for TEN
PoRARf LOAN Il 500 Oo0 payable Ia thirty, sixty aud
lii ety days In sums lot lees than 600 The morey b.
pcsied with tho Chamberlain, A. v Stout esq. the
sh"e and Leather Bank corner Of Broadway aud Chsnbe
Boz CO w be sutd upon presenting his receipt tue Coz.
roleI's Ctco besTfg Ia tetest from da'e Of deposit
- c. tLAGG. Controller
Fnarce repsrtmtnt Controllers Office
New.Y YoIk, Aux 81, 1916.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01

ARTISANS BANS No. Iii Hasssat
V'HIS BANK will open for business at the above
iocstion on TUESDAY, Sept. 2 1856 BY order Of
Board C. r. LEAKH. Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
BASK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, Oct p. 1855
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN pursuant To thu

NUTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to the
statute in such made and provided al the cir
eGotE notes issgsd 70 > GILBERT individual banker
tDROVERS' BANK OF ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY Cs.
ie. .sbnI h, aid late DROVERS BANK OF CATTARAUOUs
COUNTY must be sent 10 the Office Of the Superintendent Of
te BANKING Department Of the York f,r pay.
nent within two years from the date hereof fois
posted o the redemption Of the circulating notes issued tho
said banker wa, be given 10. n SCHOONNAKER
or lsw2yy Snnaro,.,riert
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
NOTICE TO HOLDERS of CALIFORNIi

~ WAR BONDS is b. reby given to tho Holder, Of
Bonds issued by the Of Caorli,
incurred IN the suppression OF indian hoses ia said
ard 10 indemt ~ the State, for which appropriation
made by act Of approved Aug 1884, sad Tor whi;h
further provision made by of Coz approved AUG
10. 1886 that ssid nd kpo1n hs Mar Bonds of tbs
State of California; With the Coupons attached bs
serted to the Commissioners sppo ted by the State OF cor.
nis to sse the their Office Ia to City Of asinaton
before the hs day Of September which ss
al interest said Bonds will be stopped.
JANIS ". DENVSR, Comm issoner. Cal.
sAht Fl 3 SMITH, ) toni, Wal Dsot.
A. J. 2. PHELAs Clerk
Vsstinson, Aug. y. 1856.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01

AEW-lORK CENTRAL RAILROAD SEVEN
AN PyR CENT BONDS-Tae u1tsfsiz-el ofsrs FOR sac
he sEVEN PER CENT. COUPON BONDS u this Con-
psny ate issue) having twenty yesTs 10 inte.es payable
serll nusy the first days OF February and Angus. the
CoupsIys Agency, In this City
DUNCAN SHERMAN Co,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
NEw-LON ND0N, WILLMANTtc and

~ Il w - IL ~ ~ II ~ y w lLLi ~ AN ~ ouu
~ PALMER RAILROAD BONDS -9oiders OF First aud
secoLd Class Now London Wils-ic asd Palmer Railroad
Boz are reG :, iu edise report by letter
veIsOn OF the number amount 0f b)rd held by them TO
The T1ss.u f the CorpctatoL st New Loudon CT.
ulan lrO' maze and further provision for the
security ssd future Vsye Of the same whih e9nies tnas
u holders 81 II D.. c1L>1i'e'. JNO. DICKINSON, rreas
Ne London CT Npp ~, 1876
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01

NAUTION. - All persons are hereby warned
" against buy ssns lesotatng the tDNowiLg de-
s,ribed BONDS OF THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE, called
ne LOUISVILLE WHARF BONDS, sid payable to james
survivor Of Srader Tbcn7son, ndorsedby Jams
Thon rscD ad dated March IS tji maturing thirty yeau
.h,refou The eaid BOrds Ub.ind fo1 by false
tseDtaoIs aud without consi rendered Due
ce has h. siveu the CT OF LcGi.vie prohibiting the
payment Of the Coupons thereto attached Bond No 81
sss.d for 00o. aud tx following upb, similar 70 IT,
vz Nos 81, 49, 81 5S Is g. e5 ~ a. ~ rs ~ l2o iSl
snd l45 W. Z. CULVER.
LouIsYlle. Avg. Z. leiS.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
AIaebinerr, sc.

COTTON MACHINERY FOR SALE.-llOi l.
~ LOOMS with the prepsrstve Machinery, much OF II
nearly new. Inquire at No 81 Courtisldt-st
EOR SALE-A Steamboat BOILER, entirely
rev. best qu Atty, H. wide. s f. long Inquire az WORKS
90 " est lSth ct. l. H. DELa'iAAEn'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
OIrcs RECEIVER or TAXES,

RECEIVER TAXES,
No. 81 Cksr- srs-st.. (LeW 80 l:i-iirose)
,NUw-YOeK, Jrns y, sG
SlNO AVOID the Tisss that must inevitably occur
crows OF Tax Ps So put oH 20 the ssst tSI
TIE paymei th. have determined sdops the fol
owing roe Inch viii be 0iy adhered ~ during my term "
-s,e. shall Tscove noIey after oc lock Even
oficer pepsTue s STRICTLY PRoufu1 tD oio 70
S-1g EAvE.oPEs CONTAINING S-ka or the ueui
efTsxss Nv order HENRY VI. HOWARD. Receiver.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
Doar6 an6 Rooms.

A YOING LADY wishes to obtain BOARD in
~ . rri,a,e fsml, In New.York or vicinity where IN
STRT, ftONI IN MIsfC would be considered equivalent
for Board. Address G M p Bog'on PostOfnee
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
! BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RE SIDENCE for
TOR SALE, REASONABLE-A double cor

tARM FOR SALE N FISHKILL, n. y
$50 Of very productive LAND, fine River views and
.opous spLrs OF excellent Wster miles from The depot
u cure ST No. 81 Corrtlandf
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
I,HE MISSES RCHR respectfuny inform tteir

DAY slhODl, W est arms, Westcne-fsr Scr4 y IL
uies frcm the city-Mss OWEN in compliarc. wi,h the
wihe. her frieles Ls op@usd Boarug AID Deg School
he Ylsge II connection vh h-r Day 5cIotl rhs
hehy sd ies,en, art every attention IS yal. 70
h uors a. re ectus aGyacemelt OF he plps. Frelch
twice uon'h Thee s eousrsAt commul canor wh ne
cy and rslfcsd fyr further parti-usrs crcuas
Sc Roe LockwcO4s. Pubi.hsr, NJ. a. Broi~ay;
BeUs Muse Store, No. 70l Brosd"sy, aldrs6s Ms
OVEt. West sarus. The next opens the sog.ta
DAY Of Sci lten str.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
4 WILL EXPERIENCED German Professor

a Of Music able TO sve the highest Of references desires
find BOARD end a good home Ia = respectable f4nily
where he woud be happy sve Instruction in in NnC
~ also the French German LANGUAGES Applications b
letter Ia person will be promptly attended to, No 30 tn -
third ,tory fIoIt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
@9 E00 OR $1,000 of MERCHANDISE

NpNveVVOV u WANTfD-Tn ekclAnse ilf Que OF Two
.a HOUSES AND LOTS ia fee in this city The house vi
se cold low the goods suit Apply 70 the owner ELsION
No. 80 Broaeway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01

DRTG STORE for SALE.-A neatly fitted,

L 1KIG O SIONc = Tot NAI1E-A htdIIy HIItU,
~ well ftrnihed, and vel socksd DRUG STORE, oae
The pirepsl In southern l. diana doing sool
and retail busn which can be creased 20
tent for SALE The ssId has been occuPei dus
foY Is ,ears Terms easy. HCdress ALBERT RICH ARD
SON, Western AdyetiIs sne Corresponding Oce NJ $40
broadway, ~. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01

HOUSE No. III NINTH-ST, between Broad.
and diversity p perfect repair, newly paiIei
for SALE by HABICHT PARISH, No 30 Besyerst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01

n
~ 20 SELL BEOTHEE JDNATHANS PATENTED
FURNITURE POLlSd None genuine with lt the IvantoI
sd Paenes's JOH\ BRALYN. ON the Label Smart
axe from 10 dollars per day Call ~ sbe pci
I ~ Depot, No. 4ii Bfoatwdy JOHN l. BRALYN Go.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
HRENCH INSTITUTE for Young GENTLE-

Il MINING q kast 1ifh st. ne ar Matison Pefk.-Commet
ca Classical Bosrins ard Day School Spanish and Ger
man Prospectus containing full partic ulars
tinioIAs, references, &c., to be hst -
Prof Ellie CHARLlER Of Paris.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
MYSTIC HALL SEMINARY for YOUNG
Miss TOWNSEND's BOARDING aod DAY

WI SCHOOL No. 81 Hoyt OF Dean, Brock -
Ms TOWNSEND W reopen ber School OIL noSOAf,
sept Circulars he obtained ~ her reFdcuce or at
STRlNGER& TOW SSE ND'S )okstore No. - BroItwsy
AIRS. CONFGY'S BOARDING SCHOOL
I for Yourg Ladies' No. IS East 5ss between 5th ard
nsilson. ava reopens Sept i5
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01

VVANTED-A strong and active YOUNG MAN
w to assist Porter and make himself feneI1y G'elal
Apply to BAKER OODWIN PRINTERS, lIlo1ne ~ unH--e-
VVANTED-A YOUNG PHYSICIAN, just grad
w u.,sa with very small cspts 20 take one half Of 10
cr.ys bu, ~. dore chiefly by mail Address b. r ATKINS
Tribune Ofiee
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
Chances fer Dusiness Nlsn.

A GOOD INVESTMENT.--l,5 800 acres Iowa
~ land will be eSc1a sed ioI gols or etaer psrons
r,operty A!SIess II. " ADAMS, La Fsrse Iouse, ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
6orses. Carriages, &r.

TOR SALE-A fine BAY HORSE, five years
Il old ffeen and a h4f hands high 'pendid saddle horse,
good harness. and sound every respect Cal or address
T C. 4 No $50 Broadway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-27
Miscellaneous.
PROPOSA
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Yards and Docks. SEM. 10. las

NAVY DEHAETMENT,
Bureau OF Yards and Docks, Sept I9, 1856
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR EACH CLASS
~ separately, endorsed I" Proposals for Clsss No
(name fhs Glass; FOR the navy ward at (name tke
yard will be received at this office until noon ON
the 25th October next, for furnishing and deliver.
ing at tho several navy yards named the materials
and arti' les embraced In the following classes,
and which are particularly described In printed
schedules, which will be furnished upon appli-
cation, and sent bv matt II so requested, to per.
sons desiring to offer to contract for any or all
the classes named therein, bv the commsndants
Of the several navy yards, for the classes for the
yards under their command, or by the navy
agent nearest thereto or by the bureau, for any
all the yards.
In case bidders desire the commandants or navy
agents to send them schedules by mail, II will be
necessary, In order to insure their transmission,
that they should enclose In their application post
age stamps, as the law requires all postage to be
prepaid
Bidders are hereby cauti oned aud particularly
notified that their offers must be In the form here
matter prescribed. and be mailed In time to reach
their destination before the time expires for re-
ceiving them; no bid piIt be considered .ohtch
shall Bs rsesiued aFtsy ths period stated. aad no
alotcanes tctH be made for failures of the mail
To guard against offers being opened before
the time appointed bidders are requested to en-
dorse on the envelope above the address, and
draw a line under the endorsement thus: Pro
posals foy Glass No. (nanse the CLASSY for the
Macy yard at lndnle the yara'O
To the Chief of the Bureau Of Yards and Docks,
Washington, ID. G..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-27
Miscellaneous.
United States Patent Office,
WASHINGTON, Sept. -, 1880.


IN THE PETITION OF SAMUEL HEW-
" lit, Of Rochester, Wisconsin, praying loI
the extension Of patent granted to MIN ioI an
improvement In Hav Presses, for seven wears rom
the expiration OF aaid patent, which taxes place
on the 18th of December, 1885:
slti is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once on Monday, the 22d December
next 1855, at II o'clock, m; and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, II any they
have. WHY said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
Ale In the Patent once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least twenty days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony filed by either
party to be used at the hearing must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the Of
ace, which will be furnished on application
The testimony in the case win be closed on the
10th day OF 1885, dispositions and other pape n
relied upon as testimony, must be fled In the ON e
on or before the morning Of that day; the srgu.
ments, IL any, within ten days thereafter.
ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the Union, lntelligencer and Evening Star, WASH
.Ogton, ID. c.; Republican, Baltimore; Nd,
PENNSYLVANIA, Philadelphia, Pa, and Day
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THROUGH IN TWELVE HOURS!
THR NEW AND SPIHNDID PACKET.
Il BOAT ARGO, Capt. CHAs. h. M1aRILL,
will commence making RegslaS Tysps betvees
GEORGETOWN and the above Point, on Mon
day, March 9th, 1885.
The Boatwill leave the wharf Of w. II. h. o
a litter, Geo,get9wn' d; C., e~Y no:dsy' Wed
Returning, she will leave Harpee's Perry every
Tuesday, Thursday ana Saturday morning. 1t
O'Clock.
Though Tick cts, 0a.2S.
To EssstSyg 81 oQ 4, sxcIsdtsg tks 6S1Gs fSsa
Edssayds' FssYy.
Families intending to visitth Virginia Spring
the coming season will find this by far the mos
safe, pleasant, and cheapest route to Berkeley
Capon, Shanondale, White Sulphur and Warren
Meals served on board at moderate rates.
A coach will always be In readiness In George
town to convey passengers to and from the Boat.
For further particulars inquire at the store o.
w. H. & II. g. RITTER, Georgetown, ane
JOHN v. AVIS, Jr. HarPeg's Ferry, Va.
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