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IN the petition of Bnck, Of New York. for the
eIenson Of patent grsTed TO hIm The 23d o. march
le42 for r pressing hay" sc for
seven year from The expiration OF said PATENT which takes place
The 23d day of March, A, %. 1855
petition be Ofee
Monday, the 10Th nf March " O'Clock and all
sons notified and show they have, why
said petition ought be granted.
Persons opposing the required 10 he IN The Patent
Once their objections specially forth in wTpa AT twenty
days before the day Of hearing all testimony hed by either party
used the hearing taken transmitted In
cordance with he rules Of the Office which will be furnished
Application.
The testimony closed the 29h Of Fob-
uay dspoons and other papers relied upon testimony
be flied 10 the Office morning
the uruments, N any, within days thereafter.
Ordered, the Union, Intsli
md Evening Star Washington, &. Argus, Baltimore
Evening Aus fhadpha, PHpsyvana Journal of Commerce.
New York and Post Boston week for
weeks previous the I'm of March the day Of hraug
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
s-Edor- papers please copy,
bills 10 the Patent ohce with paper containing tn notice
In 4-lsw3w
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IN petition AloIzo G. Arnold, Norwak, Connecticut
praye the extension Of granted 10 him the 23d uf
Ap efs for improvement IA punehing machines for manu-
factue Of the expiration Of
patent, which place 23t Of apn 1856
II j. ordered petition Patrut Once
Monday 7th Of Aprt next IL oe'ock and all
nuhed appear and show they have why
said petition ought be granted.
Peoas oppoaR The extension ar. required
Once obtecuons specially fo writing twenty
before All hled by either
be the said heang be akeu end transmitted In accord
with the q The oce which will be furnished apP
cation.
testimony closed hs 27th Of March
deposinns testimony filed
In the once before Of that days the argumsn
any, within tea days thereafter.
ordered published in the Union fnts
gencr Eyebias star Washington, o. Argus Baltimore,
EyrnrR Argu-, Pbadrlpha, Journal uf Commerce,
New York aud Daly Pot, Providence r. week 6t
previous 7 of April the
Of heAIiny. .---.--..-
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
r. Editors the above papsn viii please copy, and send
their bills the Patent Once with paper containing this notice
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Northwest Guns for the Indian Service in 1886.
OFFICE or IspI.s Arr.IRs.

OTTIoK or IspI.s Arr.Rs,
January ~, 1856.
pRoPosALs viii be received once Affairs uat
noon Of the pom day OF February Tor furnishing
yeng-one hall On ot sfe ue ls day d May, 1855
half after the 2h day Of JuRe
w guns of e Indian department to b. delivered the or
The department either OF the of New York.
Baltimore Boston, Cincnnat Detroit Louis
bidder elect and the right will be
above time different
specified year the sane
price and of The quality any additional number guns
actually required in The ser
Bech bidder will exhibit samples hr
kud and quality srun ha proposes and te
department. The ptng
believed 10 be advantageous to ths nahs,
Nceabc qualities, price. but bid considered nne
sccomP.sd sy sufcsnt int the hid of the party
occeptsd he Will accordingly, security
a toe performances Of hs contract within days after
Toe sanp,e pie, Of the bidder be
tanned nj this once n be delivered every
similar and fully Before
oft each will be subjected thorough ana
rgd Inspection spd thar
not found similar and fully equal Ia every respect be re-
lrcted
bond eHceedsr bid viii be required
f the ahfal execution u The part success
fu bidder.
Payment nr quantity quantities be made
thosgh the URted States Immediately
and acceptance thefeof GEO, W. MkNYPBNNY.
Jan Fa-d5th then savtisih Feb Cooimis.ioner.
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The of person viii be entered our boo anie-
The payA1eHt Of the subscription be made IN advances
Distant Subscribers may orwad money BY letter. The pOsiss
o. which viii be paid BY and all max assumed ~ ourselves In @
sale usn4lnlssioa
Tue COUNTRY PAPER b pabllshed University danBs he ses
sions Of Coassess and semi weekly during The reeoss
period less lan will be received Ga
terms propoilioned 10 the above annual rates.
Dy-PosTMAsTERs authorised sssrus and
BY sending DAILY subscribers, with ESQ snelosedi oE
uued copy sratis.
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No 55ol
Swamp and Overlooked Lands.-

DUBLIC NOTCEPuuant the instructions of the Secretary
OF the Interior, public B0icc hereby gwen, in
business
September ls5O entitled enable
and other States fecam the swamp lands within their lin
% aud At the time afford parties who claim that portions
TIE lands siecied under said law dry sd o. for uraOu
an opportunity Introduce evidence s lands selected
approvai whereof objection BE- within
date hereof, viii be eei6ed patented
ch objections contemplated by the above be made
uoder oath and hsd with register and proper
land once DRce
say otns fnr hhdayits the hands II officers
Ihe following classes Of land from objection, wit
st Lands eused wth cah, military bounty
land warrants scrip, amer the SepIem
ber 1850 and prior 10 e passage March
the reief Of purchasers
landau
2d Lands already patented under swamp
IN objection IL
before the register and receiver Once time ae
expiration Of said r appoint with the
eonsent Of lhe Commissioner of The General Lard oce
lists of nvefowcd open 10 nFpectiou
during regular business h,nrs of the Land Ofce
Given under hand at The city of Washington, this day
December, 1885. THOs. a. bENDRICRS
Commssnner of the General Lasd Once.
Jan l0--lhw6w
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GEORGE u. FOX,

Seo York Metropolitan Tdiloring E'tbishment
United Military and Navy Depot 5S Broadway, Opposite
the meuopoitan Hoiell
SR Allow the pleasure Of placing name before your no
~ The offering best services tailor
together with The resources soe for the supply of military
United consul aGd czens dress
now engaged making uniforms m the military navy and marine
also the according TO the written and pn
eIucops Official The latest regua
Navy and War Departments in Washington
d. shoaId tlpssed with de
ning The English and French cloths, cassimeres
lace, treble gilt possible
cah. employed first
ebrodere silk moiesn, beaver chapean cloth
makers; English French
American cuuers pantaoons be-
eye doing Of the largest military and naval ofcer'
clothing outng business the United refer
oiesrs customers, attached the artillery da
infantry ordnance and epgineers &C. sm also personally
10 OF the officers attached shpsof
namely the Norh Caroins, Mississippi, Princeton Powhatan
Jacho, 81 Lawrence Branhywine Nncepnss Srndala
Congress Germantown aiaeedona Fulton L1ing
FredoDia Constitution Cysne, Relief Perry, PorpOise,
cludng the heads OF the executive departments
Of both OF Congress also ministers
and attaches the English French,
other foreign military and services.
have the honor subscribe myself grateful and Obliged
GEORGE r. FOX
Il is intention Of Mr.. For city a
days hence. Jan 5eodn
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rEsERAL AGENCY AT wAsHIsGros.-The sui.
scriber formerly Of Richmond, Virginia, having
Office In this city street, few doors front OF
Department. tenders his claimants
especially revolutionary services and
and pensions under Congress
purchased the manuscripts the David Dorngon
perhaps the only which
revolutionary the first auditor. Office
Richmond lie copious incer papers
other public offices the Capitol Of Virginia These,
aecumuaons from other years experience
hope claim him Just, will
able show IT, where the claimant himself may be entirely
unable 10 do II.
For ID march, giving acre.
who battle who
charges will be very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomac Virginia.
James Lyons, Esq, Richmond, Virginia.
james r. Heath, late Commissioner OF Pensions Richmond
Virginia
Stafford n. Parker Richmond, Virginia.
Hon John \. rcndeton, Virginia
Hon Samuel Chiffon, Washington, D,
William J. Ward, eco, Baltimore.
Lewis Timberase esq. New York.
March 7--dkcplys
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no THE LAD Es.-Mr n. L. HARPER - Broornaed street.
Boston, received choice c aud
elegant embroidered ball dresses the Parsfah s
which universally admired Newpa
then ahle supply the demand he
inform the ladies' that he Just opening fe supply
which white, and appropriate for bridal
tio head dresses enares capoes cellars NANTES all of
which enhroidered black white lace and vrr
ETY. Of wreaihs Of straw flowers, feather flowers,
NB-This e only house in the United States these
goods be obtsined.
Rosros, January s, 1855.
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Public sale NJ Coiun,bis Foundry, pear seorg.-
town, In IN. Dist tct OF unnbia.

PURSUANT deed ~ trust, dRy OF Iune
lsS4 by Spencer the subcrbef as tuss
he will offer at public sale the highest bidder saudsy
le day Of February next on the rmses that well prop
called the "Coiumhta Foundry Potomac riys
Of sad lands buld
mills, &e., beiongag thereto set foh In The
ded Of dated the land records
WashineroE county, In said Disuct
third the cash ana tbe residue
IN and the deferred paynrn,.
to which separate svrn payabs
'em snnuay) and 10 be secured BY ifu on
the property bM. sELDEN,
Jan 2f-diw saawti6thyeh Tto-,ss
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nEOHGE w. NDHEII,. Attorney Ccuns. nor.
law, United States circuit court commissioner,
for the Cour, Of Claims, No ~ Wall street. New York.
Refrso Hon = Nelson Justice United
Hon W. Fish, United State. SENATOR General o. Toen.
ot Errireers, United ststrs VI. Blair Solicitor
of G,ms r. H. se ESQ., and Major Arnold Haria, Washing
ton city. Oct to-wFs sunan
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TUE gndsrtgned oT fot sse most moderate ptices, fine
coueeton " nmoi All the standard ERgah and Amstcsn
ln pnciy and copies, ~ Them finely
illustrated oihers IN rich calf and bindings The English
D8p TRhNCK TAYLOR
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NOTICE Is hereby given that L VIII apply a he
~ Commissioner of Pensions grant duplicate a
bounty issued under the law September
81 0sl si9a
been which has assigned
pledged, or located by me, OF BY my Eu,hoIy.
Jan la-law6w JOHN ROSS
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W'IFFt RUSSIAN EnFFHF-tfs Feso"rres RoNefnFnen
Il and poicyt by n LOCKER America.
Merry Od England History by Miss Julia Corner.
Cotton is King by an American.
The Merchant vesse ralor boys the world
Man ~ Life the Uniied States
Renourds History of Medicine translated W Conelins Co
meFys, ". n. FRANCK TAYLOR
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MIMIC BEHIND Series Of Mar
w rsves ny Auns Cora Richie, formerly Nrr. Mowa a5.
Ballads by Thackeray Is cents.
Jasi published. For sale ht TAYLOR n MAURv's
Dec % Bookstore,
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A Card.

Byooks's Boarding aud Day Sckgoi
Screen BaiLdinss, NO. i3s Pennspirania
TUE second session Of this Institution will on Mondy
Il February 4, tt5G.
given by lady,
Pa family higher branches
English the especial charge ~ A.s Brooke aud every
1Hu al--e0d9W
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Law school OF the University at Cambridge
Massac achusetts.

W school
Hon Josi Parker, LI.. ~, Royal Professor.
Hon Theophiius Parsons, IL, D.. Dane Professor.
BoH Emory wsshburn, IL. D., University Lecturer
The o instruction various bra.ces Of The
common law and Of rntyi COMMERCIAL International
hd law and the nspudencs United states
ihs mw hfay consists of t40u0
wo appear they are added sve epder Il
Insueion Is given BY lectures and expeditions tlpd hv
~ eonnexioa with thsm) of which there
Me zen every week Two holden In eacb sck
aeseh Of which cause, previously given ont Il red ~ o
tlndtnu and an opBioR delivered
Rooms ana other aiirs Also provided fo b ab
sssehy - held weekly for paetce IN dtbas ma .rnj,r.
Ano1cdge oi parliamentary law and poceediags ' t"S
m enlsI nc school ~ any Esge of their pros.on,
studies o. mercantile pursuits, the
em or y he middle ether part a term Th.y ~ ~ %
her own wants and aitainmsnts 't " "sH Nsw ol
IRE academicai year, which on Thnr,a,y - -
aIier The hd wednesday In July i divided into i've ,s,s
wenv weeks eaes, with vacation n six n the end ~
tenn. ~ tna % each
During the winter vacation the library I. opened vv,,
lighted for the use OF the members of school. ''o
Applications Tor admission for
onsiion may be made either Of the professors Carnbdvs
CaspRiper, January ~, 1855
Jan 9l--dna
~ caped Novice ton the Statehood OF 81 Joeeph Fpmi,.
I Msahd the Mother House u OF Charity IN he
uriied ststesS ny Ioserhine ". Pebkley. si.
t'h en, Or Sketches Of Lia Virginia BY Lawrence Ne
cg ss q D,iou.y Zone ON. sguu, the seasoD
most Of novelties for Christmas
n..,, TAYLOR MAURY,s
Books'oFs, near 9th street,
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TaE Private Correspondence Of Henry clay, in one
Deca FRANcK TAYLOR.
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n, L. MOORE /. prepared furnish hito
Of all and Cumberland VI all kinds
IN bis customers a lowest marker prices
pounds guaranteed the
Hickory oak, and pine wood al very low prices
article and fun be relied IN MI
Yard r,a sde 9Th street, between and " opposite Old
suand.o
Nov o-FTuThn
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Law Partnership.

n. j. WALKER. l.. JANlN
ID DoBERT D. WALKER n LOUIS JANIN Rave formed part
IL Trial of csses the supreme
of the United and in the Court OF Claims address
Washington CITY, u. G..
Jan 2-eodtnf
nuE Hov.I K.I.udsr for Isss-b,Ing the HIue
BookD Rnrlana sard Scotland, and the col0nssayn9
full lists of si public funcioosrirs
Thi. day received from London. : =
Feb FhANCk TAYLOR.
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United states Court of Claims.
GAAn

THE Undersigned DevereoI OF New York city, and H.
Thompson Of Washington, ID. Co. norneys and eonnsslor
saw prosecution of claims for credit
orso government, In the Couu u Cams.
careful attention 70 bust
Washington which be nircd 70 their care
gentlemen Of the profession and claimants, In We cry Of New
York OF elsewhere In Of the Union!
They consulted q, ms personally OF by letter eno
Washington. Particular information as 10 cams
before Congress or departments can
JOHN q. DENEKEuX,
No. % Broadway, corner Wnli street, New York city.
M. THOMPSON,
Washington ely.
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Rocks nt Taylor ~ Msusy's.
nUNLoPs Digest Of The Laws of the United sses roums
IL 81 50.
Mscausy's Rnglandi vols corapls,e for dollar.
feb6 BOOKSTORE, eth -.
nusEsr ofshe Law, OF the United states by James
IL Dunlop, of the psnnsylvsnia vol
selections Walter Savage Lander hy George Inff.
TIE Three Marriages or Lfo al Watering Place. by mrs.
Uubback.
Poems BY Gold Pen.
Bpservile'r foetfy ~ Germany IN English German.
The Good Time CowinEf by r. a. Arthur
Lives OF the Bnnsh Historians Lawrence vols.
Looking into Jesus by Issac nbfose.
The Memoirs of susan hlhbone.
FOOTE'S Sketches OF Nirrinia second scres.
The piraies SOMA Novel.
Iis and ADVENTURES Grace oNaley ~ wm VI MsIYeu
Five Hundred Mistakes speskng ronouacng, and Wipg
the Enssh Language Corrected.
North Review January,
De Bows Review for February, - -
Febs FRANCK TAYLOR.
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n RI Deversur 10 comm Of the Court Of Claims
Ian 3l-.Nawtff lntcl.l

V street, New York city.
The un3,r.igned friends and public that
the establishment
hsret ~ The Brandreth House.
alterations and improvements IN the hnld-
ings The house is M prepared receive company.
hey respectfully invite their friends and the pub
lie their establishments
Jnn Y2-eod6uf u ~ ~ 81 N, COLLENS.
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MJ.fx, PURE MILK I've eight gallons milk
I'll have for present Any person
gallons daily have ~ - cents per
gallon less Than hye, - cents per
gaon less Than gallon, 10 cents per quarts warranted pure
milk,
orders leir Henry Douss florist Of 18Th and
will be attended 10.
Cash scuemcnu al the end every week,
DOUGLAS n SMITH,
Near the Anaeosua Bridge.
ii 3l-eodn
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Brilliant schemes for February, 1866.
onEeoaY a MAURy, n.s.s.A.. wilmington, Del.

S50O00l
LGtleTy lor the benefit Of the
STATE or DELAWARE.
Class &c, for 1856
To be drawn al Wilmington Del, Saturday, February
10 number iOttety-l6 drawn ballots.
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ekris AVID shares and oecntss packages IN s
above splendid
each drawing will be Immediately after Is
| to all who order from Address,
P J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
| Janl6 Wilmington, Delaware.
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United states Patent OMce,

p sEdorE Of the above papers will please and send
their bills The Patent ofiee with paper containing notice
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SHERIFF'S SALE

George +. Dicks, guardian, I RY virtue Of an
VS.. ID order of sale
George Huffman, ct al to me directed
from the court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, will offer ffor sale at public auc-
ton, at the front door of the court house, in
the town of Woodsfeld, in said county, be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and
O'Clock p. m. on
Saturday, the 6ts day of September, $50,
the following described lands aud tenements,
TO wit:
All of the north west quarter of section
eight, township three and range FIVE, lying on
the west side of Muskingum creek, containing
twenty-five acres. J
Also fifteen acres lying in the north west
corner of the south west quarter of section
eight, township three and range FIVE. beginning
at the bank of the Muskingum on the east and
west line between said north west quarter and
the south west quarter of said section eight,
thence west to the north west corner of said
south west quarter of said section eight, thence
south to said creek, thence running with said
creek in north east direction to the place of
beginning. 35fflsE 43f
Appraised at Eve thousand dollars.
Ordered to be sold at the suit of George F.
Dicks, against George Huffman and others.
- WILLIAM READ,
Aug 5. 81 IL Sheriff of said county.
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SHERIFF,S SALE

The Guernsey Branch of by virtue of Fl.
the State Bank of Ohio ID ia. ct lev. ia. to
5snr Vs.. ~ me directed from
Peter Dillon, James Fin the Court of Com
ley and Ebenezer Finley. mon Pleas of Guern-
sey county, Ohio, will offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door of the court house,
in the town of Woodsfeld, Monroe county,
Ohio, between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. M,
and o'clock p. m., on
Saturday, the 16h day Of AugYst, 1855.
the following described real estate, in said
county, to wit ~
The north west quarter of the south east
quarter, and the north east quarter of the north
west quarter, and the south east quarter of the
south west quarter of section eleven, in town.
ship six, of range seven, containing one hun
dred and twenty acres, more orless.
Appraised at eighteen hundred dollars.
Also the west half of the north west quarter
of section twenty-three, in township five, of
range six. a ~ ist
Appraised at fifteen hundred dollars.
Also the north half of the north east quar-
ter of section twenty mine, in township FIVE, of
range six, containing seventy-four acres.
Appraised attwo thousand dollars.
Also the farm purchased by Peter Dillon
from William Moore, and conveyed by said
Moore by deed, dated l4th November, 1924,
and situate in sections nty-three, and TWEEN
ty four, in township five, of range six, in said
Monroe county, Ohio.
Appraised at FIVE thousand dollars.
Taken in execution and levied on at the suit
OF the Guernsey Branch of the State Bank
of Ohio, against Peter Dillon, James Finley
and Ebenezer Finley.
se H p WILLIAM READ,
July 9. SIS 25 Sheriff, of said county.
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RE G U L A T 1 o N s /.

!. Persons wishing to compete must become
members of the Society, by paying one dollar
annually to the Treasurer, Which must be done
before their articles are entered on the books
of the Society.
2. All articles. except farming utensils, offer
ed for premiums must be owned by the persons
Offering them, and be exhibited by the manu-
facturer, or by members of their families
children over q years of age are not entitled
to compete without becoming members them
selves.
8. No person will be allowed to serve on
any committee before which he has an article
or articles for exhibition.
4. When there is no competition, no pre-
miums will be awarded unless the article pre-
sented be deemed deserving and meritorious.
5. Premiums may be awarded on any arti-
cles not enumerated in the Premium List.
g. No animal can obtain premium unless
it is owned in Monroe County; and no article
can receive any unless it is the growth or man
ufacture of the county, with the exceptions
specified in the list.
Z. The various awarding committees are
requested to be present in due time, and to re-
port themselves on their arrival to the Secre-
tary.
s. Judges on animals will have regard to the
symmetry, early maturity and size; and will
make proper allowances for age, feeding, and
the general character and condition of the ami
mails. They are especially requested not to
rive encouragement to over-fed animals, the
object being to have superior animals for breed
ing. Judges are requested to examine the
progeny, when possible of all animals exhibited
as breeders, and make due allowances for excel
Iencies and imperfections in these, in giving
their awards to the sire or dam. No person,
except an officer or member of the Board, will
be allowed to interfere with the judges during
their exhibition.
9. The payment of one dollar, entities the
person so paying to make but two entries in
the class of animals for each additional entry
so cents must be paid.
10. Further orders as to the exhibition will
be published in due time.