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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

property seonvanisnty .i,ua,e and VIII worthy the At
,cnt Of those Who may be in want Of desirable fa" res
e. s gss.Y'y good but vi" convey 'asA
SNr w,I nTnsson' rra..oe.
ncv " COMMUNICATIONS. .-----
VALUABLE RRAs.E>TATEa NJ Auction.
IN rnr.nHnce win deed Of os executed !: Tho nnrs
by VIM r. johnson and wife hearing date the eis' Of Nsem
tors of said lnnton The nndrron.d will o Al anctan on
the prcmi.. at ~ o'clock on SATURDAY. the lsh II ~
mona Hal, Ia hrh said johnson resides, fronting 90 eet
o" % A a." " . !" pay rs S"
pas, due to aid Association aud III" .xensts ct ms tI",
"cToius,o. satisfactorily and ,lc ,,s retained
until they are paid Nobf DAVIS,
nov 6dti-TIa cIAs. NJ BLAcKfoRp
rOsTPONEMENT.T The nsa.r sale Is pe.,.;;
ponsi accom-, Of the ne.m"nrs OF the weather. until
SATURDAY. the Goth Inst nj 81 o'clock
nov rsa,sohnov, cnas NJ BLAckronD.
CAIEA ONOFyABuABs.EL LAND
- NEAR LrN, HBrRG Under deed II ua,,, "seent
ard recorded In clerks office Amherst county wi
s :. Public A"r n on s ps.I, M NIGH ss :, ee
or LAND In said deed conveyed containing about e4o Cd
ACRES less lying In tho county Amherst. IL
about mites from IAn,hhnrg. aud the Same ON which
the said Curie resides
The title doubt gaod but acting as trustees anlys,eh
III sold conveyed |. vested In u. b, the deed
trust. n nsy1n ! / s srnsai, , Trustees,
oc, 10 law for2w thendtl.
POsTPONEuEN above .nI - post.
pore the cath When D., The thr parties
it with take lace tho MsIket II s~ In Lvnchbnrg. W.
=. r. EniEn , Trustees
nov II dtisl y l. SPENCE ''
'b,Kl StEE's sssG.-B, vIr,"e Of = de- "f
trust, executed u, hcu1wan and VII, nd Of re
cord in ne crks office e. OF 1lu$nrs the city "f
Iyn,hhug WILL the .7i, day NOVEMBER. II 6. pro
coed sch iu lie Auction the p'cm" the following
property The HOUSE AND OF adj ining the Cath 90,
ollie Church. the North West side aud Immediately In Eb
uf the Court House. The honse 81, good 1-A
and pabsagcs Attached . a. 3u., .D,d ki"
Si., lie IL .aG dtes = / rpuui
Ill l. p'crsaii l,o.on, sud veg convenient to Tho
business city, bon ",s the Mar
kct House IL is also derirahla l." a'amiy residence
The tide is believed DO good. hut acting Trustee
sa oanvry .uch only vceei ~ virtue at SAID
decd Tern Lado know tho day ot ssle
nov 2 dids JAMES MCGOWAN, Trustee.
merry VALUABLE B,'sB.BtNG.I.HTso EN-
LYNCH STREET AT Auction -tnSAI u1pAY
AFTERNOON, the 2nh Inst WE sell without reserve, q
not dsp, he'd oi privately ba.o'eJ my PetrIkTf, fronting
and runuin bark lOice mm, late
sisn at l.. Fletcher, decd The
lies eli, located Ia business,
Fer iuih, particulars hrflN q W = RI ", J. or To g. H.
PhriIs Auctioncer. nov dtis SAMUEL. V. RID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

AN INEBRIArE-Jas. Tnrner, mailing from Bal.
tinore, was before the Mayor yesterday for being
drunk in the streets. He was released On prom
ise of future amendment. There were no other
cases before his honor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

VIRGINIA CONDUCTOR first number of vol
ume three of the Temperance Journal. under the
editorial control of Mr. j. Richard Lewellen, and
published in Petersburg. made its appearance
Friday 1t contains the Valedctory Of Thomas
j. Evans, Esq. Of Richmond, late editor, and the
salutary of. Richard Lewellen, Esq. of Peters
burg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

FREIour TRADE.--The receipts Of trade. rccely
ed ut the depot Of the Va. 4 Tenn. Railroad, II
this city, on the 10th Of November consisted OF IL
loaded cars Of produce, from the West, as follows
5,812 bushels Of Wheat; 70S barrels of Flour; 90,
600 pounds of Miscellaneous. IL loaded cars were
sent West this morning. ..-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

SHIP CAPTAIN DEAD.-Robt. G. Scott. Jr. Uni
ted States Consul at Rio Janeiro, communicates
to the State department, the death ut that place.
on the 9th of September, Of Captain Henry Bow
man, Of the bark Octavin from Richmond. va
Capt. B. was 80 years of age, native Of Brennan,
and leaves widow and three children residing
in Richmond. Geo. A. Thomas was appointed to
the command of the Ootavia, and she sailed on the
18th of Sent for New Orleans. ! =.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

CIRcUIr CoURT.-Judge MarsadH, PTes,d,n9.-
Tuesday. Nov. l6.-The SANDER case of NJ v
SNYDER Vs. Jane Stone, was concluded this after
noon and submitted to the jury, which returned
o verdict for the plaintiff of one cent damages.
The case Of same vs.. William Stone, was then
called-the jury sworn, and the examination OF
Witnesses commenced.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

Mn. CuRIsrIAN's CoNpITIoN.--We alluded yes
terdsy to the alarming illness Of our much esteem
cd citizen. Henry A. Christian, Esq. AT II lnte
honr last night there had not been any pe,recptl,
BILE change in his conditions he has not exhibited
consequences since the atteck
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THE WASHINGTON HOUSE
r. - a n ~


sS~ SSss a. ~
1sA-eeaassA and al the shortest noiice. -
oct lItf1 sNEAD & CLARK.
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NElakOEA WANTED.
TENnE SUBsCRsBER wants 20 buy any ns'a:
Der Of Negroes of both thirty years OF
age; aso Women Children for whom tho Highest 60
pees III be given Tho country Will be attend4
70 Al their home. y giving description and ADDRESSING
At LyuchbuTg Va VIII. MOUATCAsTLE. -
msl dAcly alla ! mn l..x
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Mss&D TO THE CITIZENS or LYNCH 0esSs0-
BURG AND SURROUNDING COuNTKy.--I am prepared
repair Carriages and Wagons In each branch The very
shortest notice and in the very best style having competent
workmen al "a h hraneh Als0 lot OF No BUGGIES on
hand which wise as cheap any DO had in Lynch
burg Also, Wheat Drill. sn Improved plan. Ready
made Wagons on hand at all times.
% d&r6m cHAS. ID FLYNN
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CRY Il:..xN AND STATE xFF1fRs.
To Advertissrs-'


The Lynchburg virginiap, now half century
old, has acquired position second in influence to
but few, if any other journals in tho State; and
has wider circulation than any newspaper pub
lished Southwest Of tho Metropolis. To say
nothing of iss circulation in this city and neigh.
borhood-it is penetrating every part of that ex.
ten.ive region, which, by the completion Of our
great lines Of intercommunication, has become
tributary to this city. AS All advertising medium
therefore, it affords unequalled Advantages to NIL
our business men who desire to increase their
trade.
The job Oacc connected Herewith, Il now one
of the most extensive in the State, having been
provided during the last year with all the facilities
requisite to execute any manner Of work. from
large poster h the most delicate wedding card. -
The proprietor has no disposition to puff the es'
Establishment into notice. nor Is it necessary, since
his work speaks for ITSELF and the public have
shown their appreciation by increasing their pat
ronage full fifty per cent in the last year.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

0LO APPLE BDANDY.-We have intt -.
U cslvsd lot Of 6ns sosth HAnptsa .eAANny issma q
49, =. Hy'.' 's' ''a w ''' II. ssiisSs,. q
40 = kaaI,54.ff a k9S ~sSi xag.a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

nenl they ~ he RDiips growth wiz nOk culy b
pm possu With lhas q ocunty, rapid ~ growth ,,
but IN sdvanee q y NJ progress, they say, win be N
agent m thak grsaS work Mse for wherever NE English
language known there win the HERALD circulate. II
any Of the local papers, save The penny papers, which,
nom their cheapns are accessible 10 the poorer casses
who cannos anord 70 pay ak cents for the HERALD Al
Ae local press merely TO 'uppy the limited advertising
requirements Of &c comm unity In which they pub
hahed. A. news spers, they will lapse into the faint
Of the nigh Amert IN Thunderer. However, hike the
candle In h day me, they will perform useful functions
In the dark little ecessos Of the under stories whore the
sunlight cannot netase. Truly The HERALD has great
destiny before i and a. well might assume 70 hx
period for the worlds contamination ~ determine the
point at which the herald shall have attained 70 the
zenith OF ts glory. People here say is progress
marvel Gus 20 the greatest triumph Of science art
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Aue A--Samuss WoodAo1se ". Nayio p. Van Ransd.
lear WoodAoSssh ths oase decree Of divorce was OBJ
tanned BY default against the defendant and Tho present
motion 70 open The default, which she alleges her hus-
band Obtained by maud and misrepresentation Mr..
Porter counsel for Mr. woodhouse, read adavits, Of
lived sart three times I'm consequence Of tho immoral
habits or the defendant and that subsequently, formal
separation for life he'd been entered into by mutual
sent the husband agreeing 70 pay the wife reasonable
allowance through trustee; tho affidavit on tho part Of
the husband also states that aer this was arranged ne
Hathaway and had the house waached by detective po
lceman, who swears be the parties enter nom The
street. and did not them return That after the dc
cree OF divorce had boon obtained the parties had IN
perenty friendly interview 1t Congress Hall, Albany
where hey signed and executed papers connected with the
divorce ana tho deed OF and thi6 In the
presence Of third person. who had gone with the Lady
and at her request.
The case stands adjourned.
TIE SHC0SD AvESUE-The matter or opening The &C.
cond avenue WAS again postponed TO the 18th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

The Paris Patrqe of 18th of July says that seve-
raj French ships the coast of Africa having been
searched by Portuguese cruisers, who suspected
them of being savers the Marquis dc Lise, French
Minister at Lisbon, informed the Portuguese Secre
vessels under any pretence whatever, or molested
them in their Operations north Of the River
Congo, the French cruisers would sink them. This
menace is described by the Pdrie to have terrified
the Lisbon Cabinet into compliance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16
REWARDS.


@E REWARD - LOST ON SATURDAY AFTER
pC between he hours Of two and three O'Clock,
ANAL black and tan terrier dog, 10 the
Jack; has ha back whoever him rs
Mercer street viii receive the above reward.
CtS REwARD.-LOsT, ON FRIDAY MORNING IN
YO second avenue, opposite the railroad depot, yellow
trndle thick set bu terrier dog cropped and weighing
sbou thirty pounds 20 the Of Bounce. Who
returns him 10 Ne 70 Fourth avenue owery
will receive the above reward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

Ia the city and county OF New York. from the 7h day OF
August TO the 18th day OF August, 1858.
Nea, S. women, 20; boys, 267 girls 2G7-Total, COS.
Adults 16l children, b3s; males, 362; females 3fS;
ooored persons,
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oifI3o
II viii be seen that the exports Of manufactured To-
foreign countries very limited being confined
altogether 70 South Americs, where the duty upon Ia
comparatively light me trade Ia this article is variable
and irregular, may be by the comparative T.
hbts of the hrst and last months Of the year.
AMOUNT oY IKr roaAcro AND srxms ExroErrp TO roRuGy
COUNTRIES IRON isr JufS, 1857, TO lsr July, 1853.
For six months ending 3lst Dccember 1857 bales sos
For quarter ending 3lss March, 1855 ...... 1858
For quarter ending Sosh June, isss......... s,6i6
Total for year ending so,h June 1858 26,sT7
Amount Of stems tobacco alone exported for year
ending soh June, 1853 -. ................. $500
Amour, Of leaf tobacco exported within The same
period. 1s,477
twelve months, commencing LIST July, 1857, and
ending sosh June, 1855 37os2
Amount Of tobacco inspected 10 the whole STATE for
ten monbs from the Isl Oct, 1857 10 Ist inst ss52
--Agsinst a, 600, or Whereabouts, within the same
period Of the year previous The inspections FOR
TIE two months Of August and september, 1857,
I was unable 10 ascertain.
These returns have been carefully prepared, and will
be found perfectly accurate Il will be seen from the
tobaoco 70 New York, Phlladephs and Bsltnore that
the exrovs " New YORK. nearly equal 70 ihose made
70 the other tso, The dierence IN favor Of the lat
ter being but two hundred and eighty three boxes.
The disparity considerably grestor few years
ago, but n steadily decreasing az the facilities Of
any sgh reduction In the freight 10 this pont the trade
IN this article which IA carried with Philadelphia
s sa ~ more ~cua gs soss entirely diverted yo
Gees In the cost Of transportation New York The
other two cities the manufacturer seeks The former
the dminhed rates OF freight az between
Philadelphia, Baltimore and this CITY. Nor does the
goods 70 the two latter cities weigh against The superior
advantages which the New York market holds out m Ehi
present against this consideration the advantages in the
OF exchange which New York rener sly msrs
leaving the higher rates paid s that point for the article
Hscf 70 coupserbaspce The additional chrgev OF ransp,r
back-they leave . handsome surplus profit over and
above vbai would sccrue from sale q tho article AZ
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sTEAMBOATy.

40, su.,w.n,r,, ~,,.r,-~, :, ,..xcu-yus
II steemer ALICE PRICE vfil leave foct Of hobfnscn
sxest for above PLACES on Sunday August ~ ~ ~;
Monday, August IL III A. ~ Returning VII eve 49,
Bank and Pleasure Bay on sundS. ats a0naT' ''''s
~ A. n, Tuesday I'm. "a. ~ F~sn c>nn
UNoR BRID1uroRr-FtRE ONLY F1Frf CkSTs.-
V The ssesner BRTDGePVRf I'll lssvs fsek sip every
Monday Wednesday and Friday At " clock noon arriving
In TINE 70 ri k Housstcnc Nsugsspcf. New IA
ven and Hsrtfbr ri Railroad
CyrEAupoAm-wAwTsD, TO fuRJHAsS, TWO
- rood order not over six resrs of, frsnfh
nos ove thre> feet Apply se vish fan psyicniss.
40 yca y Ma rrN, Agent, ~ touh street. " ".
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For year ending june 30, ls6s. :. 1880.

AMOUNT OF MANUFACTURED TOBACCO EXPORTED
wpARvrs NJ STEAMERS 10 xyw YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
BALuxoRs FOR noyrIrs ENDING JUNE 30, 1858.
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AMOUNT of MANUFACTURED roRAcCo EXPORTED TO FoRrcy
couSrpEns IRON July /, 1851, 10 JrIT 1, 1858
FOR quarter ending Sept 30, 1857 125
Do. do Dec. 81, isbT..................lt,s7s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

feObe OF wnte gauze. WIN nine narrow nounces escn
edged with b.as band OF maize colored silk over this
6ounced skirt tuuic of mass sk, open ~ each side
The low oorsAge flashed II TOP by ruche OF tue, and
has dchu Antoinette crossed both ~ the back snd in
front The Hchu formed OF two frs ~ gauze, edged
with runnpgs OF maize colored ribbon. The loose hang
ing sleeves Of white tus edged In corresponding
manner. The front hair disposed In double rouleaux 81
esca SIDE and the back hair loose bows loope The
couture consists OF bouqses OF the lilac slsdiois with
sprays az heath. The same COVERS comp,es the bou-
quet De corssEe and the hand bouquet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

uuss. HANUrf, ufi.faf)y.
THE spEyERg LION BREWERY OFFICE nj BOWIE
"A ry New york-rhe unparalleled demand for lager
bier has Induced 70 extend bvawevy the capacity
$50 coo barrels per annum Though The quantity the largest
thai brewery In the Unted States profuee
70 believe that he esisblabed superiority Of
lager bier hc whee OF which hiss been sod han four
teen days. Win cause demand for han brew
during the neu sesson Aad therefore request ,so
a. scon :. poss,be The speyers Lion brewery. ALBEsr
sPRYERa, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

fNENIN's BAZAAR
" PAhASCL DEPARTMENT.
The balance of OF plain fancy
selling beiow cogt TO the
bl3 Broadway,
a. Nieh,l., FL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

AIDES CLOTH RAaLANs, INTO.
II w. X. PEYrON would call the attention OF the sdes
of New York vsung tbs city hs
OF cloth rsglans, busters ana shh be- he
all OF the Shapes and much cheaper
than The article sold for where Also ai.es oil
for sale W. X. PEYTON cloak snd msnls scurer,
26i Bowery. Houston street.
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DRY GOODS, &C.

nRIDAL wlHAYHs AND vEns-PRYECf NM.
sufss fcr No ns.3 ss.srsso. os.sa plg...s s.sAs
JANIS rucKeRs, 81 Broadway, Ssswesn fAyior's "a
Tbompson's sAl0osa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

At great bargains seoond hand pianos a ne following
extremely low prizes ts So tff0 tf and ti6a and
neofeops and portion OF allowed purchase:
Tor sale uo~tAv payments Pianos tuned repaired
HORACE wArERs. Aren't No AS Brosdvsv.
&1OO Will. BIZ PAID FOR SEVEN OCTAVE RosE
CIUV wood pisnoforte, round cornered will
be losnef for the use OF H. Address for days W. "
Herald office.
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EXCURSIONS.

DLOCK ISLAND AND hONTAuK.-rHK YACHT LEN
ID ME, Capt keeney, will leave he Peguot House Cor
Bloch Island every Tuesday and Thursday At 10 O'Clock
after the arrival Of the steamers from Norwich and
ington. landing At honiauk Point the weather permits
VIII return same evening the morning The LEssIs
particularly strong safe and comfortable has perfecy
capable and careful captain and Affords the
10 VISIT these interesting places There four
kept hotels on the island.
INV Lo~poS, August, 1853
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-30
ARRIVALS At PRINCIPAL HOTELS

WlLLAR DS' HOTEL-Jno w Ellis Obio.
y Gfeen Md; Austin, Gibson, Pa, II San
deIsoD, Nlk; j. " Chandler, Va; Rev ; Dnrnpr
and lady, Pa; w Williams. Mass: ID NJ Turn
uIe and lady, do; McCanIey Pa; MIR swift
VI Graham and lady, Yk; II II Dent, Pa;
w Hubbeli and daughter. G w Caurre,I IA
Calkins, Mclaughlin, III BeaIs and lady G. p
Dixon and fam, Miss Williams, NYk; Lieut. Col
w., soari e, EnT' Vsnderslice, Te,; X VI
Md2raw New A j Rclfe, Mr. Clarke Md. A
Scheil, Nfk; Sutherland, Pa; X : kim. I'M;
and Mrs Smith, CIV; ID wdIIarh, Washin.
S ,4n Cry; { Arnold: Pa; w Talcott, do, = Ro-
BROWNS HOTEL B Baldwin and Lady
vs. ~ BTashea-, Va ii Hebb. Md; DIR r. p
Duvall, do; T Heiskell, Va; C La Sell p, n
s nun't0n, Va MeIwin, Iowa F Cox, XIV; :
Loos; w Blake, Ind: ID McCInEe do. a. a,
soninSon end family, do; ii lie Scranton, 81; ]
Jsllag her, Harding, Pa; w Hunter Nj A.
Coi = rhuoyd. Tenn Perry, Md; Jones, do;
Ny; Ihomas, Md Mrs Phillips, Ny: Jas u
Queen, Nd T. b Addison, Va, III Hampton. de-.
Mr Iown1r Nd 5 Bassett, NY; Jos Winloc k
Mass; i w Gibson, NY
NATIONAL HOTEL-H NJ Ketcbuu ur
DI Thomas, Md; III vi More, Ohio las cas-
sldey, Nc; NJ Graham aud lady, New York: : G.
Erwin, w Lockw Cd, VI X Bartlett. Ohio Las
SuPe Mo; Morehead, Yk; c II Lamport,
TX, Judge Templeton, II Bryant III; X II
DAVIS, Bowling do; Van VOorhiS, ir, and Iy.
Nfk; Means, Bruce, Md; W c smith
Mass, Rogers, CT; Fl Howard. Mass; J Rand
Nti Mis Taylor and son, NY; DIR b ] (;aIdi
ne, u w Townsend, e NJ Morton J NJ Daniel
M q NJ Baker II II Goodman, II q Iiteau, ny /;
U 81 HOTEL, IL o. SMITH 81 Lama,
HaIIls Md; + Godpard; NY; n Bond
CNtl, Va w Hare, NY; Mrs II Il
OsboIm1. III Md ; Brown, do; n Brown Va; NJ
Ten Welch. Neb; w Ala,, Tenn NJ q
Wips,, r To Eddy Ind. II ColIey, Sc; A
wv WAShiNGION HOUSE L Rosentb,I r.,
Wm Whi,e, Ohio w Lindsey, Nc.
ings. NYk' Nesbit;. Ohio; ia, a s r. - % IL
III Thomas Mullen and lady, ScotIand. ~
Srimp:Sn' VIM Rorhsr, w sheldon and Iy nv:
Dale, Pa and Miss Fe: guson, Ala. y
K1RKWOOD HOUSE, Parker Va. C,,,
Cram, CSA; w Finks, Va; Wright, Nd
J. Woodward, NY; n ArensoD, do; PIP Collins
Cal ''"S'
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DEAD LErTERs.-Under the provisions of the
existing postal treaties the dead letter branch of
the General Post Once has just returned to their
respective countries the following correspond
ence TO England, 2O,OOO; Bremen, . 600; Prus-
sa, S,925; France, 2,071; and to Canada, 1915.
Ihese letters were duly received, advertised and
every lawful means taken to deliver them to the
parties to whom directed, ut without success.
They have thus been sent back, unopened, so
that the postal departments of the lands from
whence the letters came may dispose of them ac-
cording to their own arrangement.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

~ w iS!iINS TON. Januqry nth. 1879
On the petition Of Palmer sumner. Of New York
pray for the extension of pateH; granted 10 HIM
on the 18th April, lSti. for an Improvement in me
tallIc laths, Tor seven years from The pIraton
oil SAID patent winch takes place ON the 18th day OF
II ordered, that the ssd petition te heard At the
Patent Office on Monday the I2th uf Aprii next NJ II
o'clock M: and all persons are notified appear ami
show cansr. If any they have, why said petition
ought not Ia he granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to file
IN the Patent once their objections. specially set
forth in writing AT least invent, days belr. the day
of hearing; all testimony tiled 10y either part, 10 he
ted IN accordance with the rules of the Office. which
will be furnished on application;
The testimony an the will he closed the III
of March: dispositions and other papers relied
upon as testimony must he tiled in the Office on on
before the morning of hat day: the rgumens any
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered. also that thus notice be published in the
Yok, once a week for three successIye weeks
previous to the 18th day Of April next. the day Of
Commissioner of Patents.
s1Edito5s Of the sboye rape5s will please copy,
containing this notice. Jan IL law3w
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story; by Dickens, 25 cents.
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