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RAILROAD TRAVELLING,
.--,-. PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL

On nd will the city every half hour from
o'clock p NJ, until O'Clock then every hour mil IL
The train will also make the O'Clock trip
Sunday mornings.
will leave the city depot every morning a'
O'clock above, and the Lake night hour
after Extra special trips when required,
BY notifying the conductor.
Station House has erected GENTLY Ridge which
also Flag Station, where the steam train will stop
when required from A. NJ TO p NJ on down trips H. IL
clock and trips x and "a o'clock Fare each
Is Tickets down must be purchased at
the ticket office and he conductor notified.
The daily and from Centilly Ridge stopping
required will from The Lake at 65 O'Clock a. NJ, and
will leave follows:
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r COAST PACKET sTEAMGR

lEHIN1Lty5S II Bella DOnMn-To aud from New OrTeMns,
Fort Adams, WiilinmSport, Port
Hudson and all intermediate landings, the BELLA DONNA,
VIM McComs master, will her old trips, commencing
Saturday, August and will continue throughout the
leaving Orleans every Saturday evening" At O'clock
and every Wednesday evening" the arrival Of the
from Woodville.
a clerk will be the Levee receive freight on Thurs
day morning.
slyPacula attention paid to the receiving and landing of
pasSengess and freight all hours The day and night
iy2gf HOLMES & CLAISS, IA Tchoupitonlas st,
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A DENTIST THRAsHED.-The Henderson

A DENTIST THRAsHED.-The Henderson (ky) Re-
porter says:
One day last week MI. Boyd of Hopkinsvilie,
administered severe Gaming to DR.. Badger dentist
The wife of Mr.. Boyd beautiful woman called at
the office to get some teeth extracted. Badger, tor
getful of the propreties of life, kissed her. She
informed her husband, and he served the amorous
| Doctor exactly right. --.--
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
0 H ] 0 RIV E R
WEIR MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves WEDNESDAY 18th instant. at s o'clock P. VI.
w. REGULAR WEDNE IDA Y
lGAahss PAtkET.The sunerior running packet steamer
:sss4szn :ssa1zsn II. w. Powell, J. H. Estfs, master will
Landing Lake Providence. Camack Landing Mikens Bend
vicksburg Grand Gulf Rodney Natchez Fort Adams, Red
River Landing Bayou Sara, Port Hudson Baton Rouge Pla
qlenine and Donalsonve above The r. W. Powell viii
take Yazoo river freight and sign through bills of ladng with
the privilege. For freight apply board orto
7. Il. SMITH Agent
se3 Tchnuptoulas street
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MGSELLE MUSCATEL-25 cases Sparkling in
1Sl and for sale by S. WOLFF, 95 Camp street.
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CRors ON THE OrAcH1TA.-The Ouachita Register
| of the 9th ult. says .y
The corn crop throughout this section, both on the
river and in the hills is represented to be unusually
fine Cotton seems to be spreading itself everywhere.
and no unoward accident bealls the top crop. at
least an average yield may be expected. The picking
is remarkably late, planters have not even yet SO
/ much as made beginning.
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NEEICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
~ -onice No III Cam street--IDcorpors.
ted under Aet of the Legislature on 18th March, 1855
The of the Institution will be for the reception OF
Deposits every morning Sundays excepted from O'clock
and Saturday evenings from 5 TO O'Clock.
Deposits of One Dollar and upwards will be received.
The employment of the funds strictly limited by the Act Of
Incarceration to the Public of the United StRtes
State Of Louisiana aud of the City of New Orleans.
Os upon Of unencunbered and uninproyed Real
Estate within the limits of the city Of New Orleans, exceed
Ing Sd per cent. of the appraised cash value.
Loans pledge of the Stock OF the Incorporated Banks il
New orens exceeding GO cent Of the market Fain
All Interest Profit derived from the employment OF the
funds be distributed seniannualy among the Depostors
NJ Trustee directly indirectly borrow any OF the funds,
Or receive any pay or emolumenI whatever.
CertGtes of dep0aS having interest at rate t" eagrsef
upon will be issued for not less than $1,000 deposited ora
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Neh 0tleans 9ailp GresteIt.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1857.
THERMOMETRIcAL OBSERVATIONS.
Meath,r

FOR AUGUST, 1857. ..... BY LEwEs B. TAYLOR, ESQ.
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Y.. Is57-IS5S-1.E EVERY SAT

r~.. IS57-IS5S--l.E AYES EVERY SATlTR-
ellniSt,AN = nrtay, o'clock P. M-REGULAR SATUR-
.sssas=IItaaEl- DAY PACKET.
The magnificent packet steamer Eclipse, L. W
Bros yt master will leave regularly above. Commencing
SATURDAY. the 18th for Baton Rouge Bayon
sara Nuchez Waterproof Rodney, ST. Joseph, Grand Gulf
Warre,on yicksburg For freight having
surpassed Accommodations, apply on hoard. or to
GEO. D. HITE CO.. 81 Front street.
pFasscngers and shippers rely on the steamer Eclipse
tambsr iva
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zs,~For the Lake-Eac trip immediately after train.
icIn
o-.u. -.--..,---=,.u-.NEW ORLEANS, .lAEh.
Esfla sss4ks T n son AND GREAT NORTHERH
-


EYN X.R TAgR---fss2Ss-RAI ABROAD.
Passenger New Orleans, daily, 100 O'Clock
A. NJ: arrives Brookhaven Miss hundred and
eight miles from New Orleans, at 225 O'Clock Returning
ieavc Brookhaven every day $40 O'Clock, A. NJ amt
reaches New Orleans 3:lS O'Clock, =. ".
FARE-Three mile, Children rnderhFe
years free. Children between five and f~eve years Of
age and coloret persons, half price.
SEASON TICKETS may be Obtained 3 the Office Of tn
Company, Cope and Magnolia sts also, family tickets
whoea halves packages OF twenty ata rednced price
Colued permitted ride III the trains whon
pass expressly auth orlng them do and naming
from which they As the vii
retained by the Conductor snd W be good for trip in ont
direction only those making trip both will have TO bt
provided with two.
FREIGHT TRAIN leave, New Orleans for Brookha
uternr lae stations Ct +3O A. ~ every Tuesday, Thurs
Saturday. BrOnEhaven for New Orleans and in
turnedate satons Every Monday Wednesday, Hnd Friday
morning. O'Clock A. NJ This rain Fridays anC
Saturdays Flag Staon5, idwa? between regular stations
TO receive deliver freight but other days.
p freight will be received At the New Orleans depn
after O'Clock ?. NJ
| 4. s. WILLIAMS, Sup't Transportato
No four horse mail from lrookhave!
to Jackson Brookhayen every day
| inp with the passenger trains 81 IF
r-u-. : - 80 NEW INLAND rE1sp
Lttsa fSFTS fEs; fEE ROUTE TO TEXAs-For & Il. stIS
T,nl- amt midland
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B.-Copies of the Act OF Incorporation and bylaws cal
be obtained oil the Office. "
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RkEMsTER = zAGHARlG4aafNtoa; 80 FRONT

SffFk H5 fHt9S Tsss
Fulton prepared all times to furnish
GP fi hGff FIX n9f 3T sHa 81 s
TNGs, BLACKsMlTHlNG, etc. Each member of the firm
supeTior indHsspsns parties dealing Win r MT
passed. cofrEF AFGss sSa Mss PIPES
oHtHf5If; FIfH j.; HThs fS,[SSlfSS Isl &sH : fIss;
S''iE EEBSS$Ss 5S&fS$isa H$HSS {g5oE EA44Es H2TEs
HEATERs. etc. ele ii;.''
tached to establishment We haye general Furnishing
Se,s Sb 81 1 dsr 'sHs Ts naF o5 he 1aaa
PUMPS.-Worthngons Safety Steam Pump. $. P. Kase's
f E Eqt G ES t vSRsn nGrs %n eHEs
artjce showing the highest point which steam may have
been carried during Its T'f s1t'RHs water S0S'
Dish B.sksts, Jelly and Cake Msuds;
Coffee and Tea Urrs Soup Tureens j.,
Togeher With css and SSss ion Cook SSyss Washing enf
s BEss F"cEet renebss steam team Whistles S @ md yavss Pow
cyndsr Bbb Stop and Coupling Cocks Gauge snd Fore
Pump Cocks Lanterns E ss s y! aASARTE tifPHss
Nos 55 Front and So FHlton Streets
Wafer Gauge $. T k"ses Fire Puups ana G. ": Cot
TOMS Patent Piston Heads and Crate Bars. ans ly
CILMAN'S PNEUMATIC STEAM GRANJ
" LAToR is in plantations, comprising tn
largest and smallest classes some Of which has taken
any other known application of steam to steam Granu
| ator entire steam train:
II requires but of 80 pounds of steam strk
| Battery.n
| . requires additional water for the boilers.
| g. It's pipes "scalen or require cleaning.
heating surface equally distributed throughout tn
body of juice that and hard grained sugar made
s. The being ll condensed and returned to the boiler
direct, additional boilers required where the
boilers large and Gnans asusse Furnace is usedo,
pair Of cylinder boilers 50 inches in diameter and "a feet l9s
with ns Bngasse Furnace furnish steam to grind III
aud run the Pneumatic Battery making 10 hhds
| per day.
g. The Pneumatic Battery iralaOr put in operatio
much less the planter than any other steam b
application OF steam to making in entire
| by steam.
For further information pamphlet with full pecifcatiO,
drawings will be furnished application the subscribe
who prepared make the battery, Evap
CHARTERS, to be used with direct exhaust
SAMUEL. II. GILMAN
d4 70 Graver New Orleans. In.
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leHGrr@ Steamer Belfast, Capt Thos II. Newell for
;ss=ssS51 Cairo Hickmsn, Memphis, Helena Napoleon,
erny lie and all Be ds will leave the following day
throughout season. connecting Mt Cairo with the Illinois
Central Railroad Louis and all the Eastern cities, and at
Memphis with the Memphis Ralrond for Nash
vile Huntsville Tuscumba Knoxville Chattanooga and the
Virginia Springs: -
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Sept. II, at ) ?. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Oct. l. Mt 5 ?. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, OCT. l5 AT 5 ?. NJ.
The BELFAST unsurpassed in point OF speed and comfort
by any boat having very large and airy rooms arranged
presSlv for the accommodation Of families.
Passengers depend this boat leaving as advertised
Sntrrros can be engaged any of the above trips ap
pcaou agents where pan Of her cabin can be
JOHN T. HYDE Il co &c poydras street,
W f. EEDDING, Railroad Agent,
under ST. Charles Hotel.
TIL. BEIFAST will attend her Memphis, Bend, Way and
l,s;,,as. nsi.i iel2
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Leaving every SUNDAY and THURSDAY, by the NEW Or
LEANS AND OPELOUSAS RAILROAD,
Connecting Brrwcks Bay with the and splendid
4 LV ESTON and OPEIOUSAS of 1900 tIrs bur
each built expressly for this and constructed
and delays heretofore arising from the
sage o the Texas bars.
Passengers New Orleans from the Ferrg Landing
! opposite jackson Square, SUNDAY and THURSDAY
MORNING 10 o'clock commencing Sunday the 10th of
May. 1851. ~ ~
The OPELOUSAS Capt A. Van Horne Fills, will leave
SUNDAYS, and the GALVESTON. Capt Henry Denison,
THURSDAYS.
Returning. days of leaving Indianola will he WEDNES
DAYS and 5 SATU RDAYS: and Galveston SUNDAYS and
THU RSDAYS.
Freight received daily Sundays excepted at the Com
Landing New Orleans the foot OF ST. Louis
will transported through ports of destination without
kind lowest heretofore Charged
by the line OF outside
For freight passage apply the Office Of the Company,
of the lin i'll New Orean Of St. Peter
Streets opposite jackson Square, where cabin plans
O be and secured.
| A. b. SEGER, Vice President
| O. OueIpuRHs and G W, RAilrnNd Co
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WAGONS, etc. EARNISH, etc.
EiY.For sale low for cash city acceptance. -Gss
Na-N No. llS GRAVIER and No. Is UNION STREET, -aE
New Orleans, La.
iaI2l JUM Il co,
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.-w NEW Q X I. E 4 )
Eas saaTsan.n ~ Il ssYasizttW ESTERN RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Ferryboats connecting with the Passenger Trains leave the
foot of street. Jackson Square, EVERY MORNING.
at ~ o'clock, precisely.
-OUtw ard Trains Leave
a.
Brashear City Berwick's Bav...... at Il NJ.
Inward Trains Leave
Brashear City. r "
Arrive At Gretna sou ".
Express trains stopping regular stations only leave Agies
depot Thursday 1t Ol5 O'Clock A. NJ Ferry
connecting with the leave the foot OF ST. Ann street
10 oclick precisely.
Freight will received for Berwck Bay and intermediate
wharf foot Of St Iou day All
freight except that intended for Texas must be paid by ship
pers. AL
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OUR ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.

ALEXANDRIA Saturday EVENING"
March Fl, 1857.
An interesting eopement took place here yesterday bat
before the parties united in the bonds of mairmony
the young lady returned to her father.
The shingboats and fishermen Of this city have all
gone to the fisheries; and number ofeang and drinking
shaniies are sprnging into operation the wharf The
arrivals OF sh quite small hardly enough to supply the
city consumption Shad selling at $50 per hundred,
and herring at $40 per thousand
Considerable quantities of wheat and corn
irving per railroad and coasting vessels and being
shipped TO New York.
The merchants here generally in receipt of large and
aac stocks of spring goods.
have said before, the railroad connexion between
here and Washington Is made by the steamer George Page
running between the foot of King street here and the foot
Of Th in Washington This boat appears to be
popular favore and is well adapted the eonveyance
both of foot and teams For the convenience Of
your readers, will simply state the hours:
Leaves Alexandria at A. IT. Q, Ioi l2a 3, Al, and 81
o'clock Leaves Washington at g. 8 81 III li4 81, and
o'clock yIRGINiUS.
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From The N. o. Picayune, March IA
CUBAN NEWS.


Ibsnost unfaTorable opinion seems to be entertained
Oatous the island as 10 the growing sugar crop Elk
ssfOld weather attended in many places with frost
changes excessive rains unusual dropghts and the
ssprrcaus have il is believed resulted in serious in
y hhe sugar-groxng districts. Hopes entertained at
an ear period Of the season will hardly be realized The
Daspeaks with great caution, venturng definite
anaf the probable amount of the crop whether ii
R cal that Of the last year Il only expresses the opn-
'a n viii not believed by many, show increase
Ihsumber of messages Gent the Cuban telegraph
my February 1884, S2,376-an increase Of 2505
mfAs Isl ,64s) the same month last year. Our Gu
hesheoTs are evidently waking up.
re entails real Of Havana amounted in the month Of
fl TO 81 eos 5lsan increase Of Sl4To2i over that
Ae SINE month last year.
hsy work, theoretical and practical on the manufsc-
~ sugar, has appeared in Havana by Don Jose Lo-
6i 'fe- - '"' sNss' va '''
Naal1ls -
agent Of Lamsrtine has been very successful in OBJ
Subscriptions to his works throughout the island
". ne month Of February arrived at Havana by the
railroad, 2ly5is boxes elayed and 2sos musco-
acaavs.
new bank is to be established in Santiago de Cuba
-, capital seooeo to be increased necessary, to
so millions
me subscribers to the grand hotel del crro, which is
= worthy Of Havana, met and organized on the Str
Nork viii be prosecuted vigorously.
lhe Prnsa is enthusiastic over the discovery OF euano
e south side Of the island, TO examine which COM
mas been named By the captain general II ID said
e'y nch and win prove gcdsend 10 tie sugar
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time to get together try be agreeable and to enjoy
life There is society in Washington in week than
in New York in year By way Of Offset TO this COM
Pmsnt the Gohanite asserts that "there an element OF
savagey and babarsm in Warrington that would not be
out Of place in the camp Of Ata or Aan undoubtedly
abiding 10 Of the transient ysiter from the AcoH
msreia msiroPol who only play strange Prsnks here
but cruelty and mAlicousy quiz most sAid and
spectacle citzens We doubt if either the Goths tbs
Huns had in their ranks practical okers who could
uAeture reports Of pube meetings with such adroitness
that they would obtain eredenoe.
THz JAxKsroRN SocIKTY Of this city, We learn have
chartered the Baltimore for their excursion TO
Jamestown The party win visit Old Point Norfolk, &c,
and then proceed up JAMES river The trip win occupy
about three days
GAMBLERS ARnEsTKD.A THO OF gamblers who exercised
their nearious calling in the open air Pages wharf
and there defraudsa uleh BAu of ten dollars which
he rsked on gene OF monte were arrested after long
chase and committed to Jail for trial before the criminal
court, although they will probably obtsin bail
FIRE MAasHAIt having been suggested Of late by
eal Influential property holders that the Of fires
should be strictly examined into publish the du
ties of fire marshal" prescribed by ordinance
Gently prepared for presentation TO the city councils Of Gin
cnnati:
The Ere marshal shall leave the city except per-
He shai attend every fire. and his duty shall be collect
all atainable information relative 10 the Of the
which he shall recodsuch record being accessible only to
the mayor and re-deparmepi committee He is allowed,
however to give information such underwriters
concerned In the loss incurred at any hey being sub
scribsrs TO the fire marshals salary Should be- in any
case deem it necessary he may file precpe with the
mayor who shall subpoena the parties named therein and
take their testimony OATH Witnesses TO be allowed
fifty each per day The to enforce obedience
TO bis wrs by fine Imprisonment Any interested per
may apply TO the for investigation respecting
any particular fire. he paying the expenses of the proceed
ngs unless connected with the ire be proved
guilty OF The FIRE marshal shall have the powers Of
the city marshal in making for the violation OF
city ordinances of the State laws He may command
from the police and Others s necessary assistance
proper occasional
The w7ather to-day has been bamy and spring-like.
Crowds of ladies bave been out for promsnade there has
been great demand for gardenseds at the Agricultural
Bureau Of the Patent Office and the halls of the Metropo
exhibition have been crowded with vsters including
eI-Pres:dent Pierce.
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THE rue PAcIFIc-The press New Orleans is
endeavorina the city the advantages that ii
possesses in having the shortest passage the Pacific by
way Of the Tehuantepec route Hitherto person travel
ling from the Mississippi valley to San Francisco had to 20
New York. and then travel by the Panama route Gals
miles when it is just possible with sufficient enterprise
the part Of the citizens Of New Orleans make that
city the starting point for all the southern section Of the
Union and the great point of distribution Of the Pacific
The following is comparison of distances be-
tween New Orleans and San Francisco on the shortest
To the mouth of the Coatzaeoscos is T20 miles the
transit is 236 miles from yentosa to San Francisco 2so4
total from New Orleans to San Francisco 1890 miles The
distance from New York. by the shortest route Tehuante
pee, is 4sl5 miles BY Panama II is GALS miles New
Orleans therefore, BY establishing line of steamers from
that port sufficient to accommodate the OF travel
and trade and regular in their trips would become for
midable rival to New York in the Paci6c trade
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OUR GEoRGETowS CORRESPONDENCE.
GsoasErowS, March 81, 1851.

GroRsErowS March 81, 1851.
Our merchants are again busy the mills in operation
vessels arrive and depart and during the past week nearly
thirty boats have come down the canal bringing cagoes
OF -four wheat limestone wood and agricultural produce
Every exeron being made 10 render the canal navga-
Bile above and here strong force has en engaged TO
remove the deposits in Rock creek bas that loaded boats
may pass into the river by the Underwater lock- This will
furnish increased facilities for ths large coarade conf
DENLY anticipated when the navigation is open Cum
berland; and we are glad to learn that Notwithstanding
accidents and disapponments) the temporary dam at
Dam No 81 will be completed in about two weeks which
will be within the time at first contemplated
Mr. Coyle is putting UP the most northsrly abutmen OF
the contemplated bridge 10 the flats at the Little
Falls The first span to be throxn over the canal i'm
edia,ely take the place of the wooden bridge washed
away by the eshe and thus prove serrceabe for the
Of the materials for the remainder of the
bridge The present roadway the fats the
top OF mass Of ice with which the fats covered
varying from 10 to 20 feet in thickness
The people of Fairfax county have put up the inclined
plane from the remaining spans of the old bridge the
south side Of the river expense Of $500 Two hun
ded dollars Of this has been reimbursed by special APP
Precipitation made by the authorities Of this place.
The sheetpling Ia nearly completed at the breach in
the canal near this bridge which win alos Of full head
Of water 30 temporary repairs which are now in
progress at the dam can be completed.
Gorkmen have been engaged to-day in putting up the
ampposs in Congress street. which will be lighted
with gas The councils passed resolution last night
carrying into effect the act of Congress by which
Bridge and high streets are also to be lighted,
II had been hoped that Lord Napier would follow the
example Of Count de SAriges and seect residence
Georgetown heights his lordshp visited several loea
tes But It il said to-day that be has rented house
Lafayette Square, in Washington. OBSERVER.
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PROPOSALS FOR BINDING.
M-rra rsxJ

Msreh I'D, 1887.
CEALED PROPOSALS will By Secretary
~ ~ O'Clock Monday sob March
binding the Congressional GLOBE Appendix for the third
q Thirty
ordered by the Senate The volumes be bound anfm
~ with The be the Sccreiz's Office,
and substantial with R with
No rs bndess boards covered with ard The
far binding include and all oshr ierisis
The binding re executed the satisfaction Of the secretary o.
be work
volumes satisfaction the contractor
viii be required rebud them without additional ch,rr or nsy
viii be rebound his the Secretary my deet ana ~
they he ebcasd VIII Ne required 70 Pay
Inc sger paees They
after they reesfveS the pub
paid Cor as they deitsercd
II lowest proposed should De onsred ey t~o or more
be vided egn-iy between tnsm me pro
the
Of required for fiihH performance
proposa from who has failed 70 fa
him the Secretary Of the Senate
any person who, bidder former proposal wss en-
fled failed the rom
psrsou actually engaged The BUSINESS efbookhrdng
March zi-di3oh
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United states P~aenf Once,
WashInaion. Msrcn %. le5s

IN the petition Of isane D. Russell Corneis Nasesn al
" niEuasrx Of s. waenaH decreased, Of New foks ~
praying stephen
mi d. Russell,
ehises for from Of said pat
en. which place The 1919 Of May, ie51--
10 ordered that said be heard the Patent oGee
TUESDAY the 18TH day Of May next at ~ o'ciok and all
appear cause, they have
Why srsd petition ought be grantsd.
opposing Gle In The Patent
Office tsr eteons specially forth writing nj least twenty
Lefoe flied BY either party
said hearing be taken and transmitted 10
eordsnee with Of Office, which VIII be furnished
application
The testimony in the win BE- closed the Bah Of May
morning 1gu
lens If any, within days thereafter
ordered also pabisaed National In
isiseacer, Union, and Washington D. O.; Republican
Baltimore, Nd. Philadelphia, Pa Ds ~ News,
Post. Boston. Mass week for three
previous 18Th Of Mag the day OF hear
ing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
r. s-Edltors papers please csgy
their bills the Patent oce with paper containing This
March 2l-iaw3wf