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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-05
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u. =. ASSESSORS OFFICE,
Collection District for he District Of Columbia.
All persons concerned In the United States as
sessment on Licenses, Goods, Wares, Trades or
Occupations, Merchandise, SC, SC, rs per act OF
Congress approved July /, 1862 who reside in the
District Of Columbia, are hereby notified that the
assessment lists are now ready at my office, No.
COZ Maryland avenue, in the seventh ward for their
examination and inspection, and will remain open
for such inspection for the space of fifteen 5) days
from this date, December 2, 1862; also that the
dersigned will, for the space Of fifteen days after
the expiration of the time thus allowed for inspec
ton Of said list remain In his office, at the place
before named, during the hours between O'Clock
A. NJ and O'Clock r. NJ, to hear and determine on
all appeals which may be exhibited against the
proceedings of the Assistant Assessor.
All appeals must be made In writing, specifying
the particular cause, matter, or thing respecting
which decision is requested, and shall state the
ground or principle OF inequality or error COM
planned Of p. NJ. PEARSON,
u. s. Assessor for Collection District,
District OF Columbia.
dec at ISfar & Chrnnirle l
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NIoTIcE.-MEMsERs OF CONGRESS AM

NOTICE.-MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND
N STRANGERS VISITING WASHINGTON
WIN ind 1t much to their advantage and personal
comfort f rooming out to take their meals at this
well-known and congratulated Restaurant. The
subscriber has spared no expense in rentting his
entire establishment which il intended exclusively
for frst-elass Gentlemen's Restaurant, where may
be found all the comforts OF private home, and on
very moderate terms,
Gentlemen particularly requested to call be-
fore making arrangements elsewhere.
c. GAUTIER,
nov 2s-eoim 252 Pennsylvania avenue.
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SMITH a BEALL, No. 38I SEVENTH
~ Street, between and streets, Ia the Cheapest
Clothing House in town. Try them.
nov 2i-dtjanl
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xx1HERE, OH WHERE Is 1T, Who is

VHTHERE, OH WHERE Is 1T, Who Is
w there among you that Is not in want of
something in the way OF Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Hats, Capsi And the hest place to get them
Is at the most popular Clothing House of J. H.
SMITH & CO., No. 400 Seventh street, where you
find the greatest variety Of Clothing and Furn-
ishing Goods for Men and Boys wear, We can
safely say that our stock OF Clothing excels any
thing in this MARKET and reputation Tor selling
Good Goods Cheap is truej but the old maxim, that
"a nimble sixpence is better than a slow shilling
is the principle that has built up our immense
trade.
Our present stock of Clothing we offer at very low
prices and we all the time receiving new goods
from our manufacturing establishment, No. 40
West Baltimore street.
Do not fail to call at j. II. SMITH X cos, No.
400 seventh street, where you can by Clothing at
tremendous bargains.
j. II, SMITH CO.,
Clothiers,
No. 400 Seventh street,
and corner Twentieth street and Pa. avenue.
nov 2i-dthni
I OsT-s25 REWARD.-on Tuesday, Dec
II LIST, between the hours Of and ip. M, = PoCK,
ET-B0oK containing sum Of money supposed to
be lost in going from Seventeenth street and Psnn
sylvania avenue to Eighteenth and G strcetsW
The finder will receive the above reward by leav.
ing the property at the desk OF the Washington
House. Chfon. de ga
GRAPES GRAPES! GRAPES
1000 pounds choice CATAWBA GRAPES, from
Kelley's Island, this day received BY
| J. II, CRANE,
u Louisiana avenue,
| dec Civ First door east of Seventh 81.
| ZONE ONE, COME ALL, TO L. A. BEALL& co.
| No. S6l seventh street,
&c 26-3m between h X.
COALI COALii
A full supply of all kinds OF Anthracite Coal fol
sale at lowest possible rates.
| E5-2,2iO pounds TO the ton.
| WIN NJ. GAIT,
asa Pennsylvania avenue,
de l-6tif Bet. Eleventh and Twelfth SITS.
ItAME INTO MY POSSESSION, on o
~ about the lith OF Nov a Bay Horse, with on
white iooti about or 10 years old The owner vii
come forward, prove property, pay Charge, an
take him away.
SAMUEL CASSIDY,
dec 4-3t' Cor. II st. north and Delaware ay.
100000 Domestic Segars, consisting OF Seed an
u Seed and Havana OF the best quality, put up /
most desirable styles, for sale at unusually lo'
prices at
nol9 osTHEIM BROTHERS.
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MILITARY EaUIP TENT

Murray EQUIP " e MT
Il
TRUNK, AND HARNESS
NJ A " u + a Il q x Y,
400 Seventh street,
OPPOSITE ODD FELLOWS HALL,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
manufacture of the best material, and have
constantly on hand, large and varied sssort-
ment OF
Military and Citizens SADDLES,
bnIDLEO,
BREAST COLLARS,
FELT SADDLE CLOTHS,
SHABRAQ UES,
Patent Feed and Water Buckets,
Spurs,
Officers Haversacks,
Officers Fine Sword Belts,
Belt Trimmings, and
Field Glass Cases.
T K u N KS.
SOLE Lea TIER,
IRON FRAME,
DRESS, and
ROOD BOX TRUNh $.
TRAVELLING BAGS,
HARNESS, dc.
n K p All ING.
As manufacture Trunks extensively, and neces.
sarily have all kinds Of Trunk Material am better
prepared to repair Trunks, &C, thoroughly and
promptly, than any other establishment in the city
JAMES S. ToPHAM.
oct l4-smi
+ oPfICIANs,
s:s{s ;5lZ>a':??Nss-1.--
- ~
a44 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
klHta aF,0h .ta
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"ANTED.--At the New York Employment
w Agency Office, No. 81 Ninth street, near
and Coored GIRLS, with rood references as Cooke.
Chambcrmaids, Laundresses, Mattresses, Nurses,
and seamstresses. Also, young Colored Men, to
wait on tables In Private Families or Hotels Also
wanted, houses Immediately, with or without fur
niture. Employers in want Of good help, will find
II to their advantage to call.
may 28-tf Nj MILLER,
"ANTED.-For gentleman and his wife, a
w Double Parlor, with hrst-class furniture and
board. Price not so much a consideration as nice
place.
The best city reference given and required. Ad.
dress Banker" at the City Post ONCE.
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CoLLIsIoN.-Y Yesterday, about noon, a collision
between two vehicles occurred on the Avenue,
near the corner OF Ninth street, which came near
driven by 4 small boy, against the carriage of
Mr.. Mosely, and the pole striking the hack part of
the same, was driven entirely though the carriage,
lady was sitting in the vehicle at the time and
came near being struck by the pole As 1t was,
she escaped, and the carriages were extricated.
such teams ought not to be trusted to small boys,
whose carelessness might cause the loss of valua-
BILE property If not Of life itself
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WANTS.

WANTED.--Asi situation by respectable young
w woman to do cooking, washing and ironing,
In respectable private family. The best refer.
ence can be given. Please call At 288 corner Third
street west, Massachusetts avenue.
dec 6-2tS
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SOLDIERS AID MEETIs0.-We learn that the
Massachusetts Relief Association are making &C.
tive preparations to have grand rally next Mon.
day night at Wizards Hall The following named
distinguished speakers have promised to be pres
and Wilson, Rev John Pierpont, Hon. T. d. Elliott,
Hon. d. w. Gooeh and Hon. John b. Alley. Other
members of the Massachusetts delegation will also
participate. Ladies' will be present, and all per
sons interested In the soldiers are invited to be
present. Messrs. Sykes Il Chadwick, with their
usual beralty have rendered the free use OF their
hall for the meeting.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

u CITY OF WASHINGTON.
Personally appeared before the subscriber, . Jus
tice Of the peace In and for said county, William
Boyd, and made oath, in due form Of law, that, on
the 18th day Of November 1869, he found trespass-
parently of the age of ten years. In poor condition
The horse 10 not branded The owner or owners
thereof have the same, by proving property and
paying all legal charges. ,,,
Cor. Va. avenue and First street.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me,
dec , J. H. JOHNSON, J, y. IL. ST.
10 YOU KNOW IT. II you do not, call at
~ SMITH Il BEALL's, No. 36I seventh street,
near street, and buy yourself nice suit OF
Clothing from them, as they have just received
new and splendid assortment,
nov 2l-dtjanl
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4s2 Seventh street, near L, (eGa sdf,J
WASHINGTON, D. C.
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IMPRovEMENTs.-A fne-looking and SUBSTANTIAL
private residence 10 now In process Of erection on
G, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets
facing Pennsylvania avenue. The property be.
longs to Mr.. Fred. snyder, and the house 10 being
built by Mr.. w. II. Faulkner. It will contain ten
rooms and cost about $4,000.
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Miss Parker,

From Broadway ,usic Hall, New York.
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DOOM WANTED WITHOUT BOARD
III A private family having an unoccupied pleas
ant room, and willing to rent u at low price TO a
gentleman Of satisfactory references, may find an
occupant by addressing T., at Republican office,
with location, &C. dec 4-3ts
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"THE COTTAGE ny THE sEA.n-A no torious house,
with the above poetica appellation, has attracted
the attention of the authorities for long time as
a disorderly rendezvous. Yesterday Capt. John
son, of the Tenth New Jersey, was ordered by the
and turn the disorderly tenants out The house IL
No. 4O6 Nineteenth street, and owned by Mr.. Dem
ham, who offered to give the use of the building to
the Government, provided the bad tenants are
turned out Captain Johnson gave the inmates
twenty-four hours In which to vacate the premises
The building will be used by Capt. L. H. perce, as
sistant quartermaster, as an office.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-05

SALE OF FuRs.-We call the attention Of our
readers to the auction sale Of fine us which takes
place to-day, over J. B. Dodson's Carpet store.
For particulars, see advertisement In another
column.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-05

The NIoHr PATROL, under Lieut.. Franklin, on
Wednesday night, arrested two captains and two
office the next morning.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-05

A GRAND MATINEE
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
For Ladies' and Children.
Admission % cents; Orchestra Chairs so cents.
de
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WANTED TO RENT OR PURCHASE
w MEDIUM SIZE DWELLING HOUSE,
with late improvements, convenient to my store
JESSE b. WILSON
Grocer, No. 32T Pennsylvania ay.,
de 3--diw bet 9Th and 18th sts., south side.
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"ANTED.-A small Furnished House, situated
w on north side Of Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Fifth and Twelfth streets. Address, with
location, "ALvIN," city post office.
nov 27-u
HOUSE wANTED.-A commodious house.
IL centrally located with or without furniture
Address Box s2k, Post Office.
nov 26-n
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Door open at half past tx; Performances to
commence at quarter before eight o'clock nov 20
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Doors. open at s,<; performance, ~ o'ciock.i
Admission, % cents; Orchestra Chairs, 90 cents
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CHEsApEAxE AND oHIo CAsAL-But one boat
arrived at Georgetown yesterday, the Wm. B. Col
ston, with i06 tons Of coal for the Borden Mining
Company. The non-arrlval of boats IL In conse-
quence Of some disarrangement or breakage, at
Harrison's Lock, about six miles from Georgetown.
II will be repaired by to-day.
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MASONIC FURERAL.-1here was a large turnout
of the various orders Of the Masonic fraternity
yesterday to pay the last tribute of respect to their
brother, Horatlo N. Steele. The following lodges
were represented In the procession, which was
cry, No. |, Knights Templar; Columbia Royal Arch
Chapter, No. 10, and the Most Worthy Grand
Lodge OF the District of Columbia.
The funeral services took place At the Masonic
Hall, and were conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Davis.
The body was conveyed to the Congressional Bury
ing Ground for temporary deposit. II Is to be re-
moved finally to Alexandria.
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CASE NJ. sKILLFUL SuRoERy,-Riding In the
street cars yesterday, we were brought alongside
a young soldier, whose suiferings for country's
sake have been intense. His name 10 Benz. +. Rice,
of company II, Seventh Wisconsin volunteers. He
was wounded at the battle Of Bull Run, on the
2sth Of August last, by Mime ball, which took
effect In his left arm near the shoulder, shattering
the bone. He was brought to this city and as
signed to the Columbian College hospital. The
surgeons, onsidered but one method would save
the man, and that was, to remove the shattered
before performed In this country. The task was
skilfully performed, about two months ago, by DIR.
Paige, who removed four inches of the bone from
the shoulder.jont down. The patient is now doing
well, having the use Of his hand and II Is said that
In two three years he will be able to the en-
tire arm with considerable freedom.
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PRIsosERs OF STATE DIscHAHoED.-The follow
ing prisoners Of state discharged from the Oh
Capitol yesterday
John H. HALEY, Moses Gurst, Kaufman Hexter
Edward Wilson, James Blackstone, r. n. Powell
and Alonzo and Henry Buckley, all taking tho oatl
Of allegiance to the United States.
John Benson, A. p. Robinson, VIM. J. Hayes, AM
Peter Hewes, were also released on giving thei
parole not TO give aid comfort to the enemies o
changed.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N the Copartnership heretofore existing between
LYLE COFFIN 10 this day DISSOLVED BY mutual
consent, JOHN e. LYLE,
J. A. COFFIN
The national Republican., 1862-03-12
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

L
l.--s Washir g.on, EDra1ry ~, 1901.
I The Navy Department Will until ihs 2ith Of
nsx ieseVs ~ S f9r n. complete
river ,hsrbOr and coast Afenes ~
vesels, with the exception Of taose for the
peed BY scrsw.; those 70 the Ms.it tppi river and
SuiI. VII DC s.Ssf Wholly 4 iloa sxhish would -
popossd butthsir ssdes and dscks must bs
with az iron simatuFe sufcisnt to resist the hsay-
The vessels fos the Missippi river and Its tplbSs
tartes are not to drsT more than six feet water wha
to be Sole to maistsin psr4 anent speed Of nine
knot knots PR hSu. tn stu water, and GARY .afaclsnt
Fl s:nas g NJ ~ sUas Sa5i 3 NJ Is :: "a
| six eleven m0h guus.F II t "
The Fe.isis iof esrbor aesncs ats not p dsw
S. y Ss 70
| msintsiu permanent speed Of ten knots per hour
In smooth water. and carry gutioient coal IN the
Theic armament will consist Of not less than from
| two to four eleven.irch guns fs-N
The vessels for coast deien are not to draw
than twenty feet water when fully equipped and
armed at which @ draft n !hey are e Be able to main
twelve days sIeaming at thst speed Their srma.
ment will consist Of one or TWO fifteen or twenty.
Ths guns Of the ves,sh fol ha,bor and eoast de
fence are to train to al points Of the compass With
ou. ohsngs In tie vessels position. VlE
lhe proportions must state the number Of vessels
subject to the election Of the Departm. nt which the
party proposes to furnish complete In every respect
embracing arm9nr plating, steam machinery and
eQuipment Of all kinds ready for service excepting
| only the ordnance and ordnance ores and proyis.
ions; the proposition must be accom- anied by de
scrptions, specifications, drawings and models Of
| such charscttr that The work couli be executed
| from them.
The place Of delivery must be stated; the time
within which the or vessels are to be Comp.et.
Cd. and also the total sum to be paid for each
II will bo stipulated in the contract that one fifth
| the total smoant will be retained by the Govern
mest until sixty days ter the reception OF the
eel, 10 order to give II trial. the Iemaining pay
In.nts being made with due regard TO the proper
performance and progress Of tn WORK; the contract
will ALEC embrace ferfsiures ior failure 10 perform
| the condi ions spt ciaed.
The bids must be accompanied by the guarantee
required by law TINT, If contract Is awarded IL
viii bs promptly executed; aud the napes Of the
PARTIES who to become the suretios 10 the amount
Of tie face of the contract will also be stated.
Tho DepaI ent will consider any other PROPOSE
tions that may be presented In v hid the draft Of
| wn'er above n med 10 not txesedtd. .H ..
| rhe Departm mt will be at liberty to sc,ept or
reject any or all the propositions feb 2O-8sw4w
The national Republican., 1862-03-12
DENsIOH OFFICE, JUNE o, 1861. u
Il ~ AL WHOM 1T AlY OOkCkH

DENS1ON OFFICE, JUNE o, 1901.
L ~ AL WHOM 1T NAP OOisCkHN,
Jans, 1885, for the reissue OF the land Warranu de
sciibed herein, which alleged to have been los,
q destroyed notice 10 hereby given that st the date
nelowinS the description ei each warrant, . eey
oertifoas Of nie tenor win be Issued, If nj valid Oh
jeotion shoald then appear.
September, 1850, in ths name Of John Barton, and
was granted March II, lss5-March is, 1859, --T
NO ,1p3, Tor 100 acres, Issued under the not ci
March, 1855, in the name OF George " Warren, and
We granted October 3, ISss March Is, 1879.
No. s6 lSe, for lse scres, Issued under the act Of
grsAtcd September 70, lsG0-Mareh IL, 1899.
No 81 S33, for 100 acres, Issued under the sct OF
March, 1855, lnthe name Of lhomas Jdhnsoa, and
was granted June o., 1sss-Msrch Is, 1861
NO. 386l6, for 100 acres, Issued under the act oi
March, 1885, in the name Of Az gail, widow Of Jons
than 9 Beard, and "ss granted August T., ls0e-March
No A,57l, for leo acres, issuea una.. lie .ct o.
AAloh, 1855, in the name Of tssiah Tasker Enol
child Of Eljah Tssker, deceased, aad was grantee
September 18th, is5o-Garoh 22d. 1862
Ne 1889, for l2o acres, Issued undss the sct d
and was granted January 25, lsoe-March %, 1852.
No 81 ,S60 for 10 apres, Issued under the act
March, 1855, In the name Of Jordan Hunt, and wa
granted August J, 1s5s-Msrch q, lists.
No. 50 ,273, for 100 scres, issued under the act o
was srsn1sd June %, is57-ApIil5, s, issa. ~'''
No. q ,o3i, for 100 acres, fsued under the &c
Of Hsfoh, 1865, In the name Of Jaccb Brader, an,
was grantei August 10, lss6-May ., 1852.
No % ,t22, for l20 ccres, Issued under the act
March, 1855, In the nam, of Charlotte, widow o
Walter Cole, and wss granted January %, 1856
| :, ,a. fa-rg Joseph Il. BARRETT,
| 30 d. i' r..-. t... Il ConuiSiones
The national Republican., 1862-03-12
M y o = .r1pgf4-
adams Express Company"

This Company offers to the public Unequslled-
Advantages fsr the " Safe and Quick Dgpstoh" Of
10, Ito all parts Of the United States. -
Expt&H6S to and from the North and W eat depart
ItspuNnhd srrive In Washington twice dolly. All
Expre}sss are In charge Of experienced and reliah.
Meese4Bers. ,--r-.E,... ......
Ali goods for the socaled !. Coniederates States,"
and al articles " ContIaband Of War; will be Rs
FUSED. ..
Our Expresses leave New York at 1,6 and d6 P. Ii I,
arriving IN W Arlington at A. N. and s 80 Y. NJ
Expresses leave Philadelpbia at 80 A. N. and 10
NJ, arriving In Washington $50 p. n and A. Nj
Expresses leave Baltimore ut 40 A. M. and 2 -
7. AZ arriving In Washington at 0 A, M and . 20
Expresses for all points North and West leave
Washington daily st 1850 A. NJ, and 2 90 r. ".
Special Contracts for large quantities OF trt<ght
can DO made on application at n,is otlee
A goods called for sIa q dshysprs1 ps Jr!s ereE1a
NV. II vi II ~ " arsrhtsndent Adams nxpfess cr.
ssHanhiTgtOn, sIgust Is, '6i a. ".''' kSgl3Au
The national Republican., 1862-03-12
1k LELAED,s l. a "a T'si s.'i : :..s.r - | I,
!'s@ e" Anti Rheuinstie Band
RHEBiA1zsh, h u ssri1a fsws, ai o r7n.. =
,y "a t!F 6OUr ~ NbURAL0ll,G li7,l q. n
~ aX5NkU spd NxRv0UB Ay5iC7toNs, g. o.,
: -'"' ~ 9saa1ap 4. ~ ixsoxa:s g a. At00D'

a g = ssonvsnisatly assngea BAIs ee Rsts, eoa;
tainina4 indicated conpeald, 70 .b9 won 6found
the b01y, about the vAist, IepAtLE AYyHp9tnf AL
rAsrs, Sk~sr - disssss .sv b, And VA - worn
BY ~ tisatment, ths nsdicanal HsSpsHasa eoa.
tAined n, tie BAHD, being Of 1iokv Sson4 n4lk and
uolatle iatsvy, and oapdus Of being rSd43 epmtsd
Ar~yh ~ p~a VI As I'm, eoms Into dstst with
the BLeoD And general eicxstlca, with6rt At pss
ing Through ths process Of di{sstion. x1sA Geul8
tScd np$ OILY TO dctfact from THAR oufAtva poWei
but 10 iApA& the internal organs and dsrargs the
dgsstSf 6oN thus syoidinG " ti.r!e,.; stsa., o
Sy psrSng ed ,s y 2 z
M.ssssi Es.ss:" "a yil y. s;asSx NJ ~.
..:s::: g ss: ::;$sIs aass.s :s,s
we invit Rspsction sk our ofiee-of thsk sflcscy In
ssEfS~ 3S.ses Of Ia~s aarlIss. NJ, y -. -
81, d bykpiess everywhere, With 81 .scsssa,y ~
ayuaosj, from the principal ofnce Of
UT 's"7 g, SMITH i CO., PropristoYs,
'".l. ,'.:,g , 49l Broadway, New York.
/ n. B,-Des-tptte crculdws ssn, frse.
d ~ Ths BAhd viii not interfere with the soldiers
iu'ies. NV 2'l4. 'E-ini .'"i nev 1S-ly
~
The national Republican., 1862-03-12
JINITED STATES PATEEr OFFICES, !.


On the petite of Hsnry Rattan, Of CoS6s, Can
edaI praying for the ext6uslou Of Q pA4exe gTarted
TO rim tie 9TH day Of December, ls4s, anfe dated 23d
Jane, 1s;S, for IN Improvement 70 Aethot Of Wssn,
ths sApEsslon Of said patent, Witch takss piass "
1t b ordered rat the said petition be heard Il he
Patent Once on N ndny, the OH day Of June next
at twelve O'Clock N aid all persons ars no lied to
appear and show cause, II any hey have, why said
pefition ought rot 10 be granted
Persons sppe ing the extelsion are riqui ed to
file In the Patent Oise their objections, specially
.et forth in wrtng at least tWenty days before the
day of bearing; sl testimony iied BY either psTty
to BE- uted at the sad hesyng, must be taken I'D
trsmmitted In accordance with the ysss Of the phes
which viii be furnished on spplicstion. a ~
The testimony In the case Will be closed en- the
Goth day Of nay next; depositiona and other papeSs
relied upon o. testimony must be flied In the oneS
or before the morning ofthat day; the arsumssti
II sny, within ten days'there after. =. a
o: dered, also, that this notice be published in IT,
Naii7nal Rerublican, Arlington, d c., ard the
Detroit tribune, Detroit, kShigaa, once . week IN
three sscce sive weesf; the frst OF said publica
ions to be at least ixty days Ireyioq: 70 the day
hearing. ,OsS. Z Ftd1,,a; ~ T;,.M,aOIi&ygEkMr
r. S. .-Edtto4s Of the above papers viii plsss,
copy, and serd taeir bills to the Patent Ofoe, viii
paper containing this notice. 10 mar l-WSW