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Model Love Letter.

We occasionally see a racy love letter
going the rounds of the papers, and occa-
sionally come across rare specimens of the
original article ITSELF Such an one has
just been sent us by person who assures
us that it is the genuine article. How it
was obtained from the fair recipient we
have not learned. 1t must have been
hooked. as no lady wouli willingly part
with such treasure. We give the epis-
tie below, according to copy. The person
who sent It, took the precautiOn to cut out
the names of the parties concerned. AS
we once heard a self-important school
master remark, the writer must have
" studied Henry Clay's Dictionary Pr
BRowN COUNTY
CASsEs TAnTroRT May 10 1858
Der Madam imbrase thy opportunity Of riting
TO you to lete you know am Well and hoping
thate few lions Win fnde ouiljOying thy same
blessing promised to Drop you few lions and
my promised shall bee good to you as our aC-
quntins hante Exssend am ate A laws for
sumting to rite to you att thy presunt butte
VIII do they beste Can ate presunt you Ex-
scuse Ne and When QUE ACquantans is more
ACstensiV Cane then now What to say to you
i viii stay ate thy pilete grove this Weak If no
longer and Cante tel how mulch longer
Wish yOu to drop me A few lions and sdvanse
me you're idys on matters and your ApiniOn on
thing in generl - ...l.ls
Would lik to see you and took With you
game When you gete these few lions Wish
you would rite to me NOmore Atpresnnt Re-
member Me
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z Peterson,s NEcarine for

~ Peterson's Magazine, for June,
comes up to any former number. in re-
gard to Engravings, reading matter. and
other contents. Philadelphia--s2 a
year. ga. r. p ,qsa,s u r sairs
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The TREASURY DEPARTMENT.-A dispatch of the
9th from Washington saws:

rrVF1r W 's7I'FF'S = -
The receipts into the Treasury last week were
nearly 81 6S2 600, increase the previous week
OF s2j5 900 The amount on deposit is over Sl45O0-
900 Of this $40, 600 is in New York ST. 740 900
have been ordered to be transferred.
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued new gen.
eral regulations, in which he says that subordi-
nate officers of the Customs can be removed or ap
pointed without his previous sanction. lneompe
tency neglect of duty to be reported to him for
consideration and action. Hereafter, in all cases
where parties aege to have claims for the return of
duties paid in error illegal exactions or otherwise,
the application must be made direct to the Treasury
Department by the owner or importer, upon receipt
of which report of the case, when requisite, will be
called for from the Collector, and upon its examina
tion the decision of the Department will be rendered
The Secretary also directs that the value of sugar
imported from Cuba be ascertaned, and appraised
without reference to the packages in which it is
taned whether boxes or hogsheads, and to this value
shall be added the eest OF the packages,
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REGULAR PACKETS.
r.... UNIINu sTATEs rRI- rs-.

ra-ss UNITED STATES TRI- fr~=s
{ 49, -fss1s& W. EkLf NAll. LINE lE1EiIst-,eEa
Ssse..sss=ssa TO vIGKSBURG. SssssasssssssEsissss.
TUESDAY, At s clock p. NJ,
Thr magnificent L. 5. Mail packet Princess. Captain
EiIzpa will ltags for Dunal4sonvlle, raqnem6e Baton
R9psps P1u Hudson bayou Sara, Red River Landing
ADAMS Nt'chet, Waterproof, Rodney, ST Joseph Grand
5uit. WuIeuioH and NicSsbury, EVERY TUESDAY,, 5
Ae Princes. connects at vckburg with the steamer Roe
buck sd wit take freight or all landings the Yazoo
high as Greet opd
THURSDAY. at 8 O'Clock p. NJ.
The magnificent L. ). Mai packet Wick sburSs, Capt
Capt j GaHn0n will leave for Donadsonve Pl4qne-
mise Baton ReuEr Fprt Hudson, Bayon Sara River
LNadHs, tuEt Adams. NaCez Waterproof Rodney,
Fpts Grand Ju Warrtugn, Vicksburg Milikens Bend,
ebs Point A,hton Grand Lake Washington Carolina Land
g'e5opA p. VI.
TIE vlCEsBrRG connects at vcksburg with the
HANER and will freight landings on the
Yszoo river - higll Greenwood
NA AELkDAY, at . o'clock P. NJ.
The magnificent " 5. Mail packet Natchez, Capt.
J. r. Leather, Rl leave for nOna ds7nYe PHaueIn
tg AlFms NH,raez Waterproof Rodney, Joseph Grand
Gsl, NsfrentoH and Nieksburg EVERY SATURDAY, at &
s'ufuck T.. NJ.
ILe ss4faer sATCHEz, connects Mt vicksbnrg with
'ht Steamer ANGER aud will take freight for all landings
IN ths NaLpe river a. higl up rs Greenwood.
4bu splendid passenger will leave
QEthett Esra,AE Itss wttuut fail the appointed.
aR-nss 20 their will be promptly and faithfully
Thsss viii onslbe for any letter oil o.ckspt
eetstg eEcFy other yaluahles unless reeulR
als gi sE aken pocifyng the value an
LIE ssf d tor vAluabes deposited with the cls
9f iaH rtsglRsFs, or contained III their baggage
CARROLL. HOLMES 90,
Union Row, SO Carondei4 at
trll = 7. H. SMITH, No. TchonpitoulHs
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! pnusA nfrit@ LtIuEis-

stts# eset se s e4r5e dressed EluElts yellow pias
Ft4RWEi@#l5 5GHEls58 aHt FrlHge1.
lHz - r. as5 u1ar dae.sa Fa3ids YelisR Pine
kt@NEt&z4 tgHgt@a Ht5 FFaaFHd.
t& Ae5t1z EEIIs
Es4 f5EE#sH ARD fIaztfa4=
lssisD ss5 st5a 4sassed 7z4a fe5lse Pine CEILING,
E5fEsaI aHd 15r=Htss
ssH fssi lE s-rls 57rees5 Fieraa Es0w Pise FLOOR
taer .4afa H5agGs
l-f - fa+t af5tasl NEATnEHnb ARDS
s-aN "a Ef FsaN F.t# ~ NHtzA tcass5us ~ inch
Eaa5i5 WFsIEsrE7SzFfrz 4eaHs7iss, Anists a4rz
IS sN fst ysraas Nntbsf Lstha shingles
=
sazhts EsaifH E3aaAs MeeaiEga, sfr., etc.
- ee . s ssf cara eFs b iols 70 sai puErhss-
b SIMPSON 4 HGKRt
So ~ New BEtin
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NUMBER 16S.


Steward OF the Vanens Cnb-..To the Publisher Of tn
Franco Chief Engineer o. g. NJ Steamship Fai
ST MARKS, P. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS, September II, 1858.
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ge6 Orleans 1aiIp Gresteut.
LIST OF LETTERS

UncalIed for and Remaining In the Post
Office at New Orleans upto
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER II, 1858.
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VOLUME XI.
H. FRIDAY MORNING. II,
THE LAKE.

r= OVER THE sLAkEASgEDAY EX-
Aetst rfsibH N AAndeye ewishlrg and Madison
ssss~sssssss se Tie hHe, Test low pressure steamer
Arrow ) W HGifatn. Commander will leave the Pont-
b4FttH Halfaad tbs Hrrvsi o the ~ O'Clock A. NJ rars
kstuniHr, ssyss Nadisouyiie at sS o'clock r M arriving
ls tih1t ~ tie ~ r ". tie city for the ex
gursou, 81. Fof Further Information. apply 70
GED- A. FDSJIER Agent,
ssl4 " ~ NaicheG
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AVELIR

psttIsisA%
GREAT NJ TE
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@daiiyzaI
3. JAN ard 4r- sst Nv
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For B PELnusAs

Leaves every WEDNESDAY at o'clock p. VI
TH,,ss a. Fol OP II LOU y A s-THE NEW
lsS94tsf-9s steamer Anna Perret, Capt. @. f. Lou
altsI bniti expressly the trade, will
above taking freight Old River Smmsport landings
f =
j. NJ. JOHNSTON 4 co. 8Front I.eveest.
Bl4u Customhouse
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Leaves every -tTURDAY. at S P NJ
h. FOR nPELDUSAS VIA THE AT
l5s&--tsJ rhHt7layaTh. and light draft
Bayou Belle, Capt. Lyons will leave
h5Ft taking freight passengers Simmesport,
river and MI landings the AchGflaya For freight
apply board
my3i j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
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!, BAKEWEIts alus.
70 make euEsEr1g gf. s5EH
ctrvery fftssH =5iulHas fa
al1 ~
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GentlGnen's List

YeiSer Sarah G mrs
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NorIcE FOR III III; III Rf2esrosArIor OF
eERfk1SS t .Sh,SSBBSaT 9 MARKET IN THE

The grant Of land usde by the act Of CONGRESS,
approved June ls 70 me stste 81 3D.. y.
mentioned, sxvIns been so far adjusted "a to sutfo
rize the release from rIthaaws OF me no, ,,s
vacant cfsTsd lands which ie outside OF SIR mtiss
t Hn ns and Pesre and the etrot
snd Milwaukee" Rsilroed. sliusted N the rna ,t
IN virtue of sud srsnt. or asy other grant made ~
Congress, or legally c aimed by pre- emgtion, NC
,rffSdTaraI, Will be restored to private entry ON
the DAYS ADD IT the PLACES hereinafter sPechea' NJ
the ordinary minimum Of 81 p per acre.
At the land Office II lOSA on Monday, fAs l6.A day
North oTtAs base line and trsst Of ths PIiseiPaI
nIeTidiaH.
Townships S. 6. 10, II, u, Is L. l5 u. is, is, aHd
To~nskips :, $, s, ss,n, II, Il. IS. Il. bu. 1919.
Townships T. 10. H. 70, is, Il. Is, rs, 70, 10.
townships i G. !, 8 10. II, y. 1914. IS, ls Is. Is.
Townrhips T. s. G. 10 70, IS. l6, IA. ls, and -. Of
Townships e. sac, TO- Is. Is. II. 70. and -, Of
Townships s, 10. Is I6, II. 10, and %. Of range
townships To- Is 10. IT. Is, 10 and 20 OF range eirs
Township Is, Of range nineteen.
Al the land off oe at TRAvREsE CITY on Monday,
the leth DAY of august next, yIz:
North of fhe base lias and 'cest Of tis principal
nerididH.
townships q, - 3, -. 2S. 26, n, "a 81, 81 and IS.
f range thirteen.
Townships q, ~ s. a. q. 26. y. and %. Of range
twelve.
townships q. p q. a. IS, n. y. and y. Of range
eleven.
townships 81 p o. "a o. u. ,ni y, cfr,nge ten.
Townships s6 q, -, u, ST. and So Of range nine.
Townships -. y. pa 81, 81. snd i, OF range eight.
Township g., of ran; seven.
Given under INV hsud IT the city Of Washing ton,
| this eishth iay OF June, Ammo Domin one thousand
eight hundred and hity eight.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
far
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nan, InnHmerabie proofs are shown that these
ordinary medicines, and that they win nnpIeoedent
eddy upon the esteem of all men. They safe and
tretins properties s,imuiate tho vital .ctvties Of
the body, remove the Obstructlons of its organs,
the foul humOurs which breed dstemper, stimulate
sluggish dsOrdercd organs into their natural
t1n, ard mpart healthy tone with strength to the
whole ystem. Not only do they cure the every day
complaints of every body. but also formidable and
dangerous diseases whlcn have bafiied human skill
same time in diminished doses. the safest and best
physo that can be employed for children. Being
purely vegetable, are free from any risk of harm
Cures have been made which surpass belief were
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truth. MANY eminent cieTgymen and physicians
have lent their names to certify to the public the
the ASSURANCE of thor conviction that nv Prepara-
tIOns contribute Immensely to the relief of my ai
The emit below named is eased to furnish gratis
my American Almanac, containing directions for
their and certificates OF their Of the fol-
,Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism.
Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache sTIsIns from foul
pain arising therefrom, Flatulency, Loss of Ape
tte, all Ulcerous ard Cuancous Diseases which
Evil. They also, Ivy purify ing the blood and stimu
iating the ST sten. cure many complaints which il
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Gus irIItablly, Derangements OF the Liver and Kid
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Do not DO Pu. off by unprincipsd dealers with
some other Pill they make more profit Ask for
AYxK's Pills, and take nothing else. No other
they can give you compares with his in It's intrinsic
aid there is for them, and they should have 1t.
Prepared by Or. J. c, AVER, Practical and Ana
lytical Chemist. Lowell, Mass. PrIcs u cents per
Sid BY z Op 5. GILMAN Washington end by H.
COOK. Alexandria, and by all dealers everywhere
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AFALL INDEED.-The Selma, Ala, } Sentinel
gives following particulars of an unfortunate
woman who is now under bail in Montgomery,
Ala, for tho crime of infanticids:
We were acquainted with this woman in
her girlhood, and no young lady in Wetumpka
was more highly esteemed than she. She was
highly educated by her father, and on arriving
at womanhood married Maj Townsend, then
Senator from Talladega county. Soon after hi:
marriage, Maj. Townsend moved to Louisiana
and there died, leaving hansome property to
his widow. From the day of Townsend s death
the widow entered upon system of debauchery
and profigscy, which has resulted as above
stated. This woman is respectfully connected
and every means were adopted by her relatives
to turn her from the evil course she had adopted
but to no purpose. and the result is, probably
an imprisonment in tho penitentiary for life"
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL NJ Tomenedy, w
Potter, Tenn; E Mayo, d Clough, NC; Thomas
Col G II Young and daughters, Misses McMiI-
Ian, Miss; f II Douglass, Tenn; Hon VI Con-
rad. La Fl Clarke, Tenn; Miss Clarke, NY; F
J SeYbolt, DC; w II HAYWARD, Va; NJ Draper,
Md; Jno Powell. Pa w Windyer, NY; : Wood
cock, w Gather. Ala; J Wilkinson, Tenn; Fl
Leman, Pa; Martin, La; Cromwell, Mo;
t Lacroix, Ia; Lambert, c III Mills, Md; w b
Texas; w Holmes, NY; B Howard, Miss; A
Wilson, do; II Harvils and lady, Ohio; w
Gill, Va; II A Jones, Edelin, and lady, Eliz-
T Phillips, Ky; Palmer, CT; belly, W
Sinclair, Pa; f ID Warder, Nv.
BROWNS HOTEL.-Thos Zubby and fam
lily, No; DR. l. Engle, USA; Ingersoll and lad y
o; Ward, Va; E Eastman, Dem; A Mitch
ell, do; ID Butler and lady, Ga Miss Walton,
do; Master w Walton, do; w F Wade, do; A
w Barnett and lady, Ala NJ Raiford, do; Miss
Rivers, do; l. Caldwell, Da; w Elliott, ga;
do; f @ w Hall, Md; Rufus King and lady, o;
Mrs Drew, NY; Il b Oakley, do; Nj A Win
son, Md: w Triffroy, La; + Buckington,
Del; Hughes, Ala; A Smith and lady, do;
Nichols and lady, Tenn; Miss Cockrell, do; Miss
Nichols, do; w Forbes, Miss III Y ChiIds
do; Penhls and daughter, Creek Nation; + y
Hall, Mass.
HARDWOOD HOUsE-E Duval Pa; l.
l. Ballard, Me; A Donelson, USA; NJ d
Jsnkenson, NY; W b Turner, Nd; smith
X Dubois, Ala; Whitworth and lady, Va; J
Wilkinson, Md; w Staley. = Williams and
Lady, La: George w Denton and sons, do; ii
SeTvill, Mass; A A McGsffrey, NY; Mrs
Southworth, DC; levitt. Ma; 6 Lockwood
Md; : Whaling, Ill; A Patterson. NY; James
Slower, Mass; Jno 7 Rowe, Me.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-E Daily, Ga;
Shields, Ill; w Cheek Va; w Aamilton M o;
w Rhodes, O: Henebowsr, A + PricLaTtt, NJ
Richards w Deahl, w Conway, Miss NJ L
Higgins, Panc0ast, f A Marbury, w J Powel!
Jno Marshall, I. Bowin, f. Ashby, Va; J \
Oliver, Md; c Shephard and fam, \ y; l. Ia.
wards, w Williams, o; z NJ Collins, Tenn; ] q
md Miss Simpson, Ill.
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ID T X & S b NJ II.
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England, and secured BY the Seals of the Ecole de
rhaTmseIe de pa!lsand the Imperial CoueEe Of cd
taxation, SpermatorrhGa, and Exhaustion of the
System. Triesemar No. efectually, In the short
space of three days, completely and entirely erad.
Gates all traces ofthose disorders which oopava and
cubebs have so long been thought antdoe for, to
the ruin Of the health Of vast portion the popu
remedy for that class of disorders which, unfortu-
natey, tho English ply slclan treats with mercury,
to the inevitable destruction Of the PATIENTS const
tuition, and which all the seIsaparilla N the world
cannot remove. Triesemar Nos. 2, and alike
devoid OF taste or smell, and ofa neuseatlng sua-
ties. They may lie on the toilet table without their
being suspected Sold in tin cases, and divided
in separate doses as administered BY Veipeau, La-
icman, Roux, RIoord, tc, dc. Price SIS each,
or four cases in one for %, which saves S3 and in
ST cases.
Sold by DIR. "A. BAR ROW, No. l57 Prince st., q
few blocks west OF Broadway, New York. Imme
diatsly reoe2 of the amount DR.. b. will forward
the 90 cases of Trissemar, and the large Sizes car
rage paid thus lnsurng genuine European prepara-
lions. The IS cases also sent, but not free OF car
riage. Consultations as usunl, from IL a. till
p m. and from Till p. M, a. No. Isl Prince st.,
few blocks west of Broadway. Sold also by J.
STOTT, Washington. fe1
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Medicines.
MORE TO RE ADMIRED THAN THE
NI RfCHEsT DIkDEM EVER WORN
B Y KINGS OR EMP + X o Il 8.



WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.
Because 1t il the ornament God hin,sD pro
vided for all our race. Reader, although the ose
Do so aoss
Il me sSd nsTs o. e. OF s
ohsIm.. Prof. Hsr na # used
two or three times week. will restore onS perma.
following and judge, The writer of the first is the
celebrated pidaiSf, Thaibers:
DIR. WOOD: Dear Sir-Pernit me to express to
you the Obligations | an under for the entire
the n. Of ny hni H s Gd
but Pon the H 81
hue consider Your restorative as very wonderful
INVENTION quite efhcaoous as well E ss agTeSSsfesis
"Drych ar Gwyiedidct
WELSH NKwsPAPKR OFFICE, Is Nassau st.}
PRor. o. J. WooD: Dear Srr-Some month or SIX
weeks ago, | received a bottle OF your Hair Restor-
alive aud gave It my wife. who concluded TO try u
on aer se aI ' ny nonr t h
well as my after few weeks trial u has per
hsps 10 ts sEs bGeW az Se same tms
aud thlckensng the hair. strongly recommend the
oRsns Of fi them hair. CHAs CHRDEW.
NEW YORK, July Is, 1857.
PROF. U. J. WooD: With confidence do recon-
caoIous article ever saw. Since using your HAIR
Restorative, my hair and whiskers, which were al
feel confident that few more sppicstlens will re-
store the to their natural color IL also relieved
me of all dandrnff and unpleasant itching, com.
mon among persons who peTsplre freely.
G.. kILBY.
CHICAGO. ILL, May 1857.
PROF. WOOD: About two ears ago my hair com
menced falling of and turning gray. was fast be
coming bald, and had tried many remedies to no Ell
feet. j commenced using your Restorative in Jan
nary last. A few applications fastened my hair
firmly. 1t began to up. grow out and turned bac
to It's former color, (biackD At this time it fully
restored to its original COLOR health and appearance,
and cheerfully recommend its use to all.
J. ID. HOES.
The Restorative is put mp in bottles offs sIzes,
viz Large medium, and small the small holds Il
pint, and retails for 81 per bottle the medium
holds at least twenty per cent. more in proportion
than the small retails for 81 per bottle; the large
holds quart forty per cent more In proportion and
u. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietors. 5,2 Broadway
New York. Tin the great N Y. Wire Railing Estab-
lIshment, and ia Market st.. st. LOUIS, Mo.
And sold by al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ma l8-Sm
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FRENCH WINE STATISTICS. first num-
Der Of semi-weekly journal, LIS Vigneron,
devoted, as its name imports, to the interests
of the wine trade, has just been issued in Paris.
Its programme" contains some interesting
statistical information concerning the wine pro-
duct Of France. 1t appears that more tina n
1000, 900 hectares Of land are now covered with
vines, Of which 40, 900 hectares have been plant
ed within the last five years; aud the average
total yield of wine is 10000, 900 hectolitres,
valued at S00.000,00 francs-(Sl60, 000, 600
The value of the barrels made each year in
France, to meet the wants of the WINNERS, is
SO, 900 600 francs, and the expenses for trans
portation by sea, river, canal, railroad, &c,
are computed at not less than 30 900 900 francs
The tax on liquors Of all sorts y. elds to the
French Treasury a revenue of 100000, 0O(
francs, while the entire sum whi.h change!
hands in the various stages of the wine trade
in France exceeds 1,000, 600 francs pei
annum.
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NorIcE OF rho E oPso1ssrpoNEMENr OF
TIE PuBtaG SAi;ES IN MINNESOTA.
TON No &c.
Notice Is hereb. gwen that the public sales ofthe
vacant pnbc lands within me late reserve for the
hsf-Sreeds or mixed bloods Of the Daootah or Sioux
nation Of Indians. ordered BY proclamation No. 6,
dat May ~, 1883, 10 he held at the land nfhoes AZ
farrihaut and Henderson, in the State OF Mlnneso-
ia on the Soth OF August and 9Th ofSeptsmber next,
have, BY order OF the President, been postponed un
IT, further notice be given yrs,p,cv.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
~ MASKING TON. J uly 20. 1883

On the petition of Phllus b. Tyler, OF Springfield.
Massaohnsetts pray ing for the extension Of pat
ent granted TO hun "n the 10Th 81 January, i8&S for
IInprOy ement steam cotton presses" for .
rem the eS pIraIon SAID patent, which takes
pace the 10th day Of January. 1879
Is ordered that the said pet ton be he1rd at the
Patent Office, on Monday, 9TH Of December next, at
Il O'Clock. m; and all persons notified TO ap-
pear and show cause, ~ any they have why saId Pc
titIon oug hit not la he granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
hle IN The Patent Office their oleectIons, specially
forth in writing, least twenty days before the
day of hearing; all Testimony led by either party 30
be used at the said hearing must be take and trans
mitted in accordance with the rules OF the Office,
which will be furnished ON Application.
The testimony in the case will be closed on the
7th of de positions and other papers relied
mon as Testimony must be filed IN the once on OF
before the morning of that day; the arguments, IN
auv within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, slso that this notice be ublished an the
Union, Washington, ID. e, and Post. boston,
once q week for three weeks the first Of ssid
to he At least sixty days before the 9th
day OF December next, the day of henrIng.
JOS. HOLT,
Commissioner OF Patents.
P.S-Editors Of the above papers will please copy.
and send their bills to the Patent Once. with paper
tins nntics. jy 81 iawSv