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DR. KINGS DIsPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

GfeS Dr. King, formerly Of New York, FOR the lsst
EzS years Of Louisville Kentucky, and Who hes
voted bis attention 70 the treatment Of private diseases Ter
thirty years. aers himself, having attended 70 pac ice ior
many years, and cured many OusId, be Is enabled %
all diseases o. private matter how bad thgy may
from diudicious mgcal treatment, from negdct ei
own. Dr. Kings Dispensary No. . Deadeck street, hctuec
Cherry and the square, where be all diseases private
nature.
GoSoRHEA cured without naueious medicine OF ntsTrgncs
from business.
STRCzUREs Of old OF recent date escually cured few
days. By operation which pain. Where Structure
exists, health be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases Of the skim growing % neg
lec or bad treatment be edeay cured In few dayl-
WEAEs particular attention having given %
this disease and all the c0nseq growing Of brought
in many By the destructive habits o. inconderla
Youths and excessive Indulgence Of The passions neglect o
which viii undermine the constitution, rendering suec
Tor business society, and CAUSING premature old age.
Females who may be laboTing with auy dcuy Of The womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad By writing and stating their with
Zee enclosed directed 70 Dr. A. King No. . Deirck street
Nashville, Tennessee will have Necessary medicine sent 10
their address, with Necessary direous. Strict secrecy deserved
Office from o'clock il the u1ruing ererfu
may 23-d&Wly
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WEST NASHVILLE.
TIE BoKp PRoPEPTY FoR sALE.

WNTE Offer at private sale especially to buiing purchasers
w several very desirable lots in the Boyd Addition West
Nashville Also, few lots in the Cockr Spring Tract This
property Is heautully located Of the city Broad
Ourch stre an NE Charlotte PIKE, Cross Streets
Avenues We propose tn sell only lots and at hxed prices,
rem which we viii not vary. Apply %
-- j.. L. & R.-W BROWN,
oct2l-ln a. Cherry street.
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Of Tennessee, Davidson County Court.

State of Tennessee Davidson County Court.
james Faulkner others g. Alfred Oven and Tiers
the Office Of the CLERK Master Coury Court Of
"A Davidson county Nashville, the Il h day Of October
ioof motion q companant BY counsel In the cause
and appearing the satisfaction Of the MISTER
the defendants, Alfred Owen and his wife, e.
Emma H0Werton, citizens Of Virginia, residents
state Of Tennessee and therefore the ordinary process Of this
court cannot be served upon them, is therefore ordered BY
Clerk ana Master that publication be made
ceson IN The Nashville Union and american, newspaper pub
lshed IN the city OF Nashville, requiring the said defendants
appear at the next term Of the County Court holden
Nashville the first Monday in December next and answer
said bill or the same will he taken for to them and set
down for hearing QT Said bill being the partition OF
the land belonging The estate Of Eiwa Houston deceased
Oot2I-W4s CLERK and Master
r -
Joseph DaW and his wife Aee Daw Thomas Fuqu guardian
and Others.
the Office Of the Clerk aud Master Of County Court Of
IA Davidson comfy Of Nashville, the 18th day October
le5o, motion Of comy nant BY counsel IN the cause
and It appearing to the satisfaction Of the CLERK Nasr
the defendant Mary Bryant cits Of the State Illinois
nonresident OF the STATE Of Tennessee, therefore ordinary
process Of this court cannot be served upon her; therefore
ordered BY the Clerk and Master that publication
weeks in succession in the Nashville Union and American
newspaper published in thu city Nashville recurring he aid
defendant appea at the Of the County Court 10 be
holden for the county Of Davidson thereof in
the city Of Nashville, the first Monday December next and
said bill the will be taken for confessed as to her
and set down for hea ing dr. Sid petition dvi
FIR. CHEATHAM
Oct2l-W4t Clerk and Master.
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AMsEOAN ENeNEBRs AND MEXICAN ROBBERS
Among the passengers in the steamship Isabel at
Charleston, are 1t Catesby Ap. R Jones, U. s. N,
llie of the ordnance ship Plymouth, bearer of dis
patches from the United States Mini-ter at Mexico
to the government at Washington also Col TalcOtt
E. Myers, A, B. Gray, with corps Of engineers frOm
Mexico bound TO Washington The Mercury says:
Col Talsott and his party of eng ineers met with
an adventure on their passage from the city of Mex
CO 10 Vera Cruz. The diligence in which they we're
passengers was attacked by robbers The Ameri-
can party. however succeeded in shooting three of
the rsscals when the rest took to their heels None
Of Col TsoOtts party we're hurt in the least One
of the ke ladrOnes was the ring eader at the Bs-
ranea de Para. This lesson seems to ave been we'll
taken, for no attack was made upon the dIl gsnce
for a week succeeding If every diligence carried
party Of American engineers the ROBBERS would
soon be driven from their very profitable profess
sion.
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HTE are ju ceiptof One Hundred Bushels Corn Neal
wv and have made Keep on hand aconsan
supply. .so
Forty Bags Coarse Corn Meal suitable for feed at 20 cents per
buhoL L0ctl1-ul FREEMAN BROS.
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VIRGINIA * KENTUCKY RAILROAD.

Notice 20 Contractors.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned
10th of November for the Graduation and Ma
sonny fifty OF the road-exeudug from
Virginia Tennessee Railroad towards Cumberland
Gap. The prohe aud plans upon tie above na distance,
the oce0f the Chief En-neer 10 the Of Abu
DON after day November next who will give all necessary
explanations thereto. The Incl divided into about
mile the distance there wi be Earth oFe
amounting to about $500 yards.
OF loose and hard Rock about 5l3 o. do.
Of Mortar Masonry, ~ UlO perches.
OF Dry Drains, go do.
Those proposing for work. requested state in their
bids what amount stock they willing take part pay
ment for their work Address the undersigned at Abingdon Va
octI3-itIGpov W.. ). HAWKINS & co.
NB-The inspecting Of The pross and paus Of the Chief
ucueer has been changed the l2 Of October the t Of
November owing the great amount Of labor required prepare
tbeun
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FALL AND WINTER, Is5s.
Z q q Ti

Opening Day, Tuesday, Oct. 12fbs
OF
FRENCH BONNETS AND MILLINERY
GOODS.
At tie Old Sand q t5s AsU YORK Millinery EIaporf11
No. 32s Union Street.
Rs DOYLE respectfully her many
w in Nashville and throughout the Of Tsnns
we'll Aalams ard Kentucky, that she has returned
from New York with the go5oIy ch and brilliant
Of Faney Patterns Bounets and Millinery goods, shd BY
herself any body else IN this city She has remained
in New YORK late possible IN the in order deTe
oped every gem and novelty that would be calculated adcrn
and teaury the female face divine, in part follows
500 French pattern o1nets, Eltterng win richness;
500 White and coi0rei Chi drsn's Hats, STYLES
5 o Magnificent rich Head Dresses;
I00doz Hair Pins and head ornaments;
ladies' Dress Capsin great variety
500 pieces Rich winter Bon Cap, sash and Belt Ribbons;
Sc doz Patent Extensive skrts and Bses for LADIES' sld
Misses;
$50 boxes R1ches and Embroids-es, large Ush
would tedious part Cuiarise:
600 boxes Of French Flowers, die most brilliant and Rlumel
the most rare;
style Of ShaHls, Coas and Busters every description,
q beautiful ass0rtmentof c0rsets.
Her customers wishing their Sumner B0nne rermmed, nay
Tely that her styles trimmings this viii uras5 any
thing done before at the establishment.
octl2 MRS. DOYLE
TNURS, FURS, FUERS--Just received AZ Mrs. Doyle s.
p Union street. the beautiful collection o. Frs
displayed before the Nashville people.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
nv CARTER, MCKAY & CO,

a SALE VI UAkOOILAklLS
BY CARTER, MCKAY q co.
ON THURSDAY Oct 81 will for sale front of
Warehouse, No % Public Square, large and complete
assortment Of Groceries, consisting in part as follows:
50 hhds n. O. Sugar. 100 bhs old hye and Bourbon
Is bills Crushed Sugar; Whisky
IS bbIs Powdered Sugar 50 bbls n Y. Brandy
25 bbls Loaf sugar; - bbls N \ Gin
rs bhIs Molasses; 25 hf bbls "Aleius Ras' Nal
so bbls Golden SYRUP
25 kegs Golden Syrupi . bbls Sweet Malaga Wine;
200 bags Bait Coheei 100 eighth casks Heenessey
Is ags Pepper Brandy
Is bags Spice 100 bbls Reciied Whisky.
so doz brOOms; 100 bbls Memphis Vinegar;
50 dOz Washboards 100 bbls Cincinnati do;
$50 doz Painted Buckets 50 baskets Champagne Wine;
25 nests Tubs; 100 boxes Champagne Cider;
200 boxes Star Candles; 10 casks Brown Stout;
100 boxes Tallow Candles; % casks Ale;
50 boxes (36 bars) Soap: 100 boxes Glassware;
so casks English Soda; so doz Ground MUSTARD
Is bbls No s. large Mackere, 50 doz Ground Pepper pure
fresh. so dOz Lemon Syrup;
81 half 50ls Mackerel 20 dOz Strawberry and Pine APP
90 bhiS Lake Fish, fresh; pie Syrup:
5Ohf do do do; 90 boxes ausrt Pickles.
SUI kegs Nails 20 reels Cotton Cord;
2OO boxes Mani Tobacco so doz Cotton Lines;
50 bales Smoking do; so doz Jute Lines
so Cigars;
The above With many other articles will be put I'D and sold IN
in quantities to suit purchaser
In addition to the above or credit months
Thirty Boxes Virginia Tobacco purchasers
notes with approved sndorserS payable In bank
Oct2Otdi c. NICK. a 90.
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The Bon CLANCY JONES, of Penn, has been
appointed Minister to Austria. An excellent ap-
nointmeut
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RAILROAD OMNIBUS LINE.
W. n B. A. SHEPHERD D. l. KERNl0N-
PERKINS & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
New Orleans
Sale or Lots in Ashland,
r,uruv rrTwu " frnHrNTU

nN the first Monday in November next, the
mainder Of the in the town Of Ashland, VIII be Of
reTed at public the highest bidder The Lots
the most valuable Some Of them fronting the
Public Square and the Cumberland River Terms Ie
rail- which will made known the day Of sale. By order Of
the Commissioners. W. ;. SIlELIONf
sau9l-td Secretary.
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CRIsP's GAIETY.

Ada Webb Thursday Evening" October 2i,
1885, will be presented the petite comedy Of The Four
Sisters, which Miss EMMA WEBB will sustain four different
characters To he followed BY the EtOn Boy. FannyMiss
EMMA WEBB. The Elton Boy-Mss EM- WEBB. To conclude
with the protean farce Of The managers Daughter.
Mss Ana WEBB peIsOnang five characters, with singing and
dancing.
Tomorrow WEBB benefit and appearance but
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a GRAND CONCERT.

MILL Be given for the heue6t Of tie orntan Asvi Al.
this city, at the Chapel Of The Nashville Female Academy
on Friday Eight 22i inst
Doors open at7 o'clock. Concert tOoommeuce ut g.
Admittance, Oae Dollar. oetl9-st
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SECOND LARGE
TIME UCTION SALE
OF FALL AND WINTER DRY COOKS!
Clothing, Hats, Boots and shoes.

UIOInI0Es EIlIss LIOOIs ana olUe8s
WE will sell Tuesday and Wednesday, October 25h and 27t
w 1883 on account whom may concern, arge line
New, Fresh and Fashionable Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, Dress Goods, &C.
being the second large arrangement for supplies Of merchn
sales. Merchants will please
notice there will befouud great many and
desirable goods will FORCED, rer u prices
sides general Staple Goods viii line Of
Ladies Dress Goods, Varieties BOnnes Rbbons also large
stock Of Ready Clothing; also $50 Boots Shoes Of
every grade kind; Negro BOaHs and Boots; also 50
fine Fur Cashmere and Wool Hats; 20 pairs all wool ard
half Carpets: Hards Osnabnrgs Bag gng, a Brown
Sheeng do, Drilling, lOdozeu spun Yarns Of every
size quality; also $50 pairs Negro kerey &c, &C.
city and Country Merchants
will please bear in mind that these Goods consigned
he sold regardless prices. This sale will give you grand
opportunity recruiting your stock at reduced prices All
have make money, you Will be
to tend Remember, October Goth is the first day Of
the sale. Terms liberal TkABUE & LUCUS,
nrt2O ID No. d Public Sauare. Nashville Tenn.
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decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county, rendered
ID at the October 55 in the Of Martha A. Hoe ell
ad n, &c, William II. Howell others, will
sale at the house Nashville Saturday November 20h
for cash, negro hoy name Matthew yersOf said
boy belongs the Of William H. Howell deceased and
sold 10 pay debts Of said estate.
oct2I-tds FIR CHEATHAM, Clerk
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MGHSHAL,s SALE


ERY vrtne Of wit Of prize tcGs directed from the
Circuit Court Of CuiieStates FOR the Middle District
tennessee, which founded Judgment rendered in said
day Of APRIL c5- wherein Downs Co. were
plaintiffs and William defendant, viii expose al pub
lie house door IN the city Of Nashville on me ION
day October next all the right title claim and interest Oh ne
said defendant the following described house ana iOt m
the sdcy Of Nashville, lying Cherry street, ana rs bounded
formerly owned By s. B. Marshall and running thence south
rdv along Cherry street eighty Alley, thence along
said A towards COL ze street ia feet Alley, thence along
aid lev ortbrIy 20 feet 70 corner Of said Marshal, thence
with his line 10 the zuuing corner being the house and lot
defendant lives, levied upon and VIII be sold
J. B. CLEMENTS
L s Marshal for the Middle District Of Tennessee.
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The CamPbeIls Have Come,
WILL GIVE A SERIES OF CONCERTS
AT
COMMENCING THURSDAY, OCTOBER a1st.
MSEY & EWCOMB'S
Original and Only Campbell MinstreIs and
Brass Band
Eighteen Star Performers!
Selected from the best talent in the Profession.
Admission so cents servants 25 cents Doors open
mence at *. Toct2I
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SOMETHING NEW!
TEN YEARS CREDIT!
Cheap Homes for the Masses.
ON Tburiav the astb Of October on the premises propo.

NHe"P Ia3IIl-S7 Tut t--O
ON THURSDAY the a5h October the premises propose
70 sell a public sale ali tie unsOld lots IN
Fairfield village.
This addition Immediately adjoining corporation Of Nash
the Lebanon Turnpike and contains of the hand
soonest ever sale IN that vicinity. The lots 70 be
sold afe Turnpike Nos l. s. g. Q, To- H. p
Is I6 H. r. H. 80 a - 3 a. . and % On back street
lots 63 S. 81, So a. So 81 80 As "A, a. ~ Al,
40, 80, 3, 81, SO, % and a.
Also,
Several lots containing from to 5 acres.
Terms unusually Liberal Where the
amount Of purchase thousand dollars upwards credit
Of ten years will given the whole Of the purchase
interest being promptly paid annually On under
thousand dollars c5t one, and three years for
satisfactorily secured. bearing interest and lien reianed-
Sale TO commence 10 O'clock A. NJ Omnbussss, collation.,
sc. A. y. 5. LIND LEY.
oct7-td Z. R. GLAsCOCK, Auctioneer.
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go =s.s..s.ss.5z...g5aEE
Freight Notice.
Ii Freight will b. forwarded by the morning Tain and
he delivered Station House, the hours
anu 10 A time will be late for mauifesng
for that day, and there convenience fur stu ing
Freight points Nashville and Gaatn
must be prepaid at this station.
octlT-f II. FAUNTLEROY, Agent
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DEMOFILLE & BELL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
No. rs, Cherry Street.
WTE have now on hand and continue receive large
and we'll selected Of Pure and Unduterae1 Drugs
together a ge and select lot Of imported PerumsTy and
Fancy Articles
Extracts for she Handkerchief
TIss- NE sWEETLY, Kiss-Me-Q uicky, Frangipann Luz
IN bins Genuine, Bazins. Received and for sac BY
DEMOYILLE & BELL.
SOAPS.
Z OW's Genuine Honey, Transparent Wash Balls Glycene
and Camphor, Barriers Monster and Chy sal Palace Frsng
panni, Military shaving, Shaving Cream Poucure, Peach Al
mond &c. For sale by DENONILLE q BELL.
BRUSHES.
WTE have inst received splendid lot OF Hair Shaving Tooth,
w clothes, Hat and Z. esh Brushes For SAFE BY
BEMOVILLE & BELL.
COMBS.
ENUINE Shell Comb, Imitation do, Pu and India RubbeT,
~ Horn and Pocket Pine Ivory, Fine lHd4 kCher Eorsas
BY DEMOYILLE BELL.
nOMATUuS, Hair Oil Phileous Oil, Bear and Rose Oil,
Piyers Blue Pot Pourtum, Comp OK Marrow stick Po1l-
t1m. Fer sale by DEMOYILLE BELL.
COLOGNE, German and American Lavender Water, Yer
I ! bena and Frdngpanni Toi ct Water For sale by
DEMOvILLE & BELL
T|ISS-ME-SWEETLY SACHETS, Frangipauni
do Rose Leaf Toilet Powder, Powder Puts ard Pun Boxes
For sale by DEMOYILLE BELL.
DOCKET-FLASKS, Cigar Gases, Porte MOnnsss,
Bachelors Hair Dye, No Go Out Matches, German Matches
For sale by DEMOYlLLE BELL
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tracted condition of Mexico, the United States
should establish prOteeiorate over that country
We are certainly greatly interested as a nation in
the establishment # good government in Mexico,
while humanity demands that We should interfere,
as far as we can legitmalely, to prevent the rival
chiefs and factions from cutting each others tbroats
Nature has done much for Mexico Under proper
culture it would bloom and blossom like rose; but
it is now adesert and waste.
The Nationality of the Democratic Party.
In his late spseoh at Albany, Hon Lyman Ire
main drew faithful pOrtraiture of the parties ar
rayed against the Democracy. After showing up
the Americans" he proceeded to pay his cOmpi-
ments to the ''RepubIicans in the following truth
full terms; -. f...
How stands the Republican" party? Are their
doctrines any more able, any more liberal, any
more patriotic No. The doctrines upon which
they expect TO succeed, il they succeed at ell.
doctrines that they dare not promulgate in fifteen
States Of this Uuion. And Why B cause they
knoW that human nature is the same here it is
there, and il is libel upon Southern brethren
and institutions Say that they aetusted by the
same motives that we Of the North They know
If they preach those Grimes there they will beget
opposition because fifteen States Of this Union feel
that those doctrines destroy hundreds Of millions
OF their properly, IN portion o. INT Ii
have invested their all; those doctrines pro
scribe them, AID because they calculated 10
dermine the compromise of the Constitution Without
which the government would never have entered into
e1i-teDce. Do you wisb to sustain these doctrines
aud 90 against lie Democratic party, tor The bene-
fl of the Republican" par y [Cries of ''NO no!'
But gentlemen, take pride in being able contrast
our position with the position Of either Of those Po-
litical organizations If,el, gentlemen, as if it was
an honor, great honor, TO be faithful member Of
the old parry, that dates ITS exist ence back almost
10 the formation Of our government [CheeTs Are
The doctrines which preach, dvctrnes that pro-
scribe any portion of our citizens No, sir Mono!
Toe docirInt tina proclaim here tonight, are doc
trines that could preach TO willing aud tavoriie
and hears in any portion of This country, aud
that would receive cordial and hearty response
from our brothers in every part of This extended
Con Iederacy The doctrines which preach here
tonight fellow Dem crats, doctrines that can be
proclaimed with proprieiy among the hills Of New
England or the the Prairies of the West among he
hills and plains of the South among the pleasant
spots in Oregon and among the golden sands aRd
mountains OF lifornis [Cheers The doctrines
that present tonight may be proclaimed in every
State aud Territory Of this Union, from the Aroos-
took TO the Southwestern border Of the Rio and
from the banks OF the Atlantic to the shores Of the
N
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Dist. PRESENT oOzGREss.l MKT ooxGBEss.
1-Chas L Scott, dem IA L Dudley, dem j
Jos MeKIbben dem. jos McKibben, dem.
Democrats. ...........2 Democrats. ...........2
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p...go for him-leaye the room go-do 90

kO
His excitement was returning; and without
rejecting, as should have done, turned and
left the room. had just crossed and left the
court room, amidst the curious looks of the
crowd who had now gathered-fsr in those
Western settlements secrecy was of no moment
about Grand Jury matters, and half the village
already knew the story-I had just crossed the
courtroom, heard dreadful groan, stimuli
taneous pistol report.
1t was succeeded by an instant of terrible
silence, and then the crowd burst into the room.
Judge C lay upon the floor, with his
blood and brains shockingly scattered about
the little chamber. When 1 retired, he had
drawn his pistol, and to his other crimes added
that of self-murder. He was a CHASTITY sight
to see; nor shall ever forget the memories of
that dreadful day when was compelled to be-
hold the living agony and the dying woes of a
"Culprit Judge" in sight of that bench and
bar whereat he had so often presided in con-
victing and sentencing villains less guilty than
be had really been all the while !-Harper's s
Weekly.
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Nor1cE OF rHIts IEH Hhss2ftlRLIsHMENr 81 OF
The LAND 0FEICE FOR THE TERRIFIC
RY OF NEW MEXICO.
In pursuance OF the act Of Congress approved
May "a, 1883, entitled AN sct to create land DIS
trIcs in the Ternory of New Mexico" which act
authorizes the President of the United States to
establish land ofice for the district OF New Mex
ioo" il is hereby declared and made known thst the
ofice for the sale and entry of public land in the
Territory OF New Mexico will be established at
Santa Fe, in said Territory from and after the Isl
day of November next.
Given under my hand. at the city of Washington,
this nth day of September, A. D., 'S5s.
Jos. s. WILSON.
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE.


~ WASHING TON. Uc'ober 5, 1858.
On the petition of Eeazsr Carver, of Bridgewater,
Mass. praying for the extension OF patent granted
To him on the <th of January, l845, for improve
ment In "eav cotton gins" for seven ears from the
expra ion of said patent, which takes place on the
4th day Of January, 1859
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on Monday, the nth of December mex (,
at l2 O'Clock m; and all persons are notified to ap
pear and show cause if any they have. why said pc
titlOn ought not to he granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
he in the Patent Office their objections, specially set
forth IN writing at least twenty days before the day
OF hearings all Testimony filed by either party to be
used at the said hearing be and transmit-
ted accordance with the rules of the once, which
Will be furnished on application.
The testimony in the case wil be closed the 6th
OF Decem'er; dispositions and other papers relied
upon As testimony must be fled in the oce on or be-
within ten days thereafter, : : =
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Union. Warrington, d. c.; and Post. Boston.
M,ssachu:ett:, once q week for three week.
the hrst OF said publications to be at least
slxty days before the nth Of DecembsI next. the
day OF hearing. JOSEPH HOLT,
Commissioner of Patents.
PS. Editors Of the aboye papers Flll please copy.
ana SEND their bills 20 the Patent Ohoewltha paoe
0ontaIninG this nntioa- oce e-iawsv
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Wood and Coal.

A MOTHER ARRIVAL OF COAL.
"A Notc is the time 10 bHy cAsap,
RED and WHITE ASH COAL, VIII oh will be soid
eheap for casa Call at my ofhce corner Of iih and
street, Ber the canal, and get your orders & led
z24a lbs. to the ton. X. w. RATES.
oolS corner of I4th and q streets