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The Plttsburg Landing Corresponds

The PlttsbuTg Landing correspondent Of The
Cincinnati Gazette says:
Albert sidney Johnston's body, which was moi
found till Monday evening, was FIRST recoouized
by BTigadier General Nelson, who had known
him when the one was an honcred officer In the
old army and the other waS lieutenant of tbs
navy. Prisoners had been telling Of his death,
and describing him as dressed In a velvet suit
and when such q corpse was found inquiries were
naturally made as 10 who knew Johnston. Gen
NelsOh was sent for. lie at once declared 10 TO be
indeed the dead Comm4Bder In Chief and had
the body removed 90 his own tent Gen Rous-
selu was subsequently sent for, and he too recog-
IL d the features. Capt Chandler Of the reguIar
army did the same; and strangely enough there
was a wagon master there who had been one of
JoknstOn's teamsteTs In the famous Utah ex oedI .
tion, who likewise remembered the appearance
of the Chief he bad followed on that disastrous
march 20 the Rocky Mountains.
Asa party Of our officers were riding over the
nsld on Tuesday, they found Perlon Of evident
lY more than ordinary Intelligence among the
wounded. He was dressed In plain Citizens
clothes, but there seemed no reason TO doubt that
he had been actively engaged IN the battle, and
that in all probability be was an oficer Of sonls
could be Identified. Singing out Gen. A. McD
McCook from the party, the wounded man asked
that be nigh. be permitted TO zee him alone
The rest retired and a conversation, lasting for
some little time, followed between the two AZ
ter the interview Gen McCoOk explained that the
wounded man was George w. Johnston, "Pro-
yisionai Governor az X Kentucky" who had set IN
which Kentucky was annexed tothe southern
Confederacy, and served as Aid, lieve, on
The General STAFF. He had made some personal
requests. The "Governor" was severely wound
"a In tWo places. He received every surgical
attention, but The n@It day be died.
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A Skirmish b at Savannah,

CAIRO, April Is, via ct. Louis, April ia
gentleman who has just arrived from Pittsburg
reports that all the wounded have been take away
frcm that peint,
skirmsh took place al Savannah, Tenn, on
wednesday, between adetachment of our cavalry
and rebel picket guard, which was posted un-
comfortably near our lines and very strong. Tho
tsbeis were driven hack, having 5 killed and IS
Some OF the refugees report that the rebels arC
fortyfving Themselves at Lock Creek, half way to
Corintb, and strengthening their works at Corin,b
and also that some Stale trains arriving bring
Ing fresh troops through; while others say tho
rebels are sending of their stores, preparatory tc
an evacutlon. =
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Later f.em Shiieh.

CHICAGO, April ia special dispatch to The
Chicago Tribune from Cairo says that Gen. Sber-
man moved his division on "Wednesday two mi les
further into the interior, and after sharp skir-
misb, In which the enemy were defeated with q
loss Of fifty OF sixty killed and as many wounded
be succeeded In tiisintaininE his position.
special dispatch from Cairo to the Time.
says that Gen. Mitchell Is now at Julia, Mlssissip-
pi; having burned the bridges across the Tenncs-
see river at Decatur and Florence,
R' cent intelligence from Corinth confirms pre-
vious reports concerning the magnitude Of the
enemys force. Reinforceulents for Beaufegard
hundred thousand men, and Is fortifying Co.
rinth, bulldog entrenchnlents and construct n 2
an abattis. The rebels entertain no doubt Of sue
cess noxt time.
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TELEGRAI'tttC NEWS.
FROM Gun. BANKS COLUMN
Retreat oil Jackson from MassanuIten Val


Ths following dispatches were received by the
Secretary Of War yesterday
New MAkkET, April 10, 9 p. TO Hon. T..
NJ. stanton, Secretary Of War: To-dsv have
been to the bridges on The south fork Of the She
Dandoah, in Massanutten Valley, with a force OF
infantry, cavalry and artillery, 10 protect the two
important bridges that cross the river there. We
were within sig ht OF Luray AT the south bridse e
a sharp skiiinish occurred with the rebels, In
which they lost several men taken prisoners.
Their objec; was the destrua ion Of the bridges.
Oie OF the prisoners left the camp on the Kappa
harnock on Tuesday morning. No Notifications
were there up to that time.
Other repOrts indicate strong force at Cor
donsvlle, the whole resulting In belief that they
are concen' rating at Yorktown. I believe that
Jackson left this valley Yesterday. Hs Is reported
tn have left Barrisonburg yesterday for Gordons-
Vile by the mountain road He camped llst
night at ScGaugeytown, eleven miles I. ON Har-
riscnburg. Mp. BANKS,
Major General Commanding.
sECOND DISPATCH
EEw MARKET, ATril 20-9a. m Hon. f. NJ
stanton, Secretary Of War: Fhe 4 light OF Jackson
frem the Valley, bv the way of the mountains,
from Harrisonburg towards StaDnardsviile and
Orange Court House, on Gordonsville, is con-
tirlned this morning by our sconts and prison.
Crs. ". y. BANKS,
MsjoT General Commanding.
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The Investment Of Fort Macon-The II ebeis
Make a Sortie.

NEw YORK. April 20.-The steamer Ellen :
Terry, from Newber on the l7th, and Cape Hat
teras on the 18th, has arrived. She sailed in
company with the transport Haze for Fortress
Monroe, with dispatch hes for General Mcclellan.
Hatteras lig ght was liz hted on the I7th.
-Four companies OF the Connecticut Sth regiment
had skirmish on the 18th, with a force of l5C
rebels, who made a soTiie from Fort Macon and
drove in our pickets. After sharp engagement
the rebels were driven back to the fort. Captain
Schaefer and one private OF company II wert
severely wounded.
The rebels carried four Of their men into th,
fort, one supposed to be dead. During the en-
gagcmFnt Fort Macon fired seventy shots at til,
engaging forces. The building OF fortif9ationi
10y our troops was Still going on.
The Terry brings eleven bodies of dead sold iers
also a number of men frGm various regiments Il
NewbeTn, and the sum of $3.50 900 sent by tn.
soldiers for their families. The health Of ou
troops continued good.
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Extraordinary Fresbe,s.

SPRIssFIELD, Mass, April 19-At 10 o'cloc /
this morning the Connecticut river was nineteen
feet tea Inches above low wafer marx, and rising
one inch and quarter an hour.
The West Springfield bridge is rendered i'm
passable at Bratteboro; the river IL three feet and
halfbigher than ever before known, and is rising
at the rate Of four inches an hour.
RoMs, N. Y April Is The whole Mohawl
Valley is Inundated. TIains on the Central II Dad
were detained last night, but came through to-
day, although several miles Of track are unde
water.
ALBANY, April 15 The river rose last nigh
over the piers and partially up State street. The
damage done here is small.
The Central Railroad track Is under water some
forty miles
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Further from Fort Plckeps

NEW YORK, April 20-The steamer Philadel
phia, from Fort Pickens, has arrived. The main
FEATURES OF her news have been anticit ated via
Havana. Deserters were constantly coming owe,
from Pensacola. The rebels had not evacuated
The place, but were moving their guns away The
to wn was under martial law, and all citizens re-
naming there were forced Into the army
Pickens, and Il was supposed that the rebels were
destroying their property. A proclamation issued
by Col. Jones, the rebel commander at Pensaco.
la, threatens all idle people with the gallows
which he says will be In constant after the 81
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From Southern TesneSsee-Gen. MITCHELL
Visit IS Decatur,

CHICAGO, April 10.-A special Cairo dispatch
TO the IIlbuRe says that when Gen. Mitchell
renched Decatur, Alabnina. mis- late bridge ex
pedtion, he took possession OF the legraph clce
and cut the wire, leaving Decatur and Corintt
only Ia teleGrlphiC communication. Subsequent
ly Beagregafd sent message to JsE Davis de-
manding TcinfOrcoInenis for Corlnth, and declar.
Ing that otherwise he could not hold his position
Gen. Mitchell answered the dispatch and prom.
ised reinforcCnents
An important movement has taken place since
the ebove-the particulars OF which cannot be
published at present
AT the latest dates from Plttsburg Landing the
TWO armies were nearing each other slowly.
lsECoTD DISPATCH
CAIRO, April lS.-Special 10 the Chicago Tri
bune> Gen, Mitchell Is now at Juka, having
burned the bridges across the Tennessee at d ca.
tur and Florence
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SOLDIERS MONEY
AND
ALLOTMENT DRAFTS.

TIE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
WILL FORWARD SOLDIERS REMIT
TANCES
To their Families ~ any pscs tho lines Of their
EIpress al n charge of
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
FoR ANY suM NOT TxcEEDINs PIFry DOLLARS;
Ard a p-opoTtiorate adtitousi oh.rgo 10 plaoes
Tesohed by connecting EJpressss
Tbs TeTaittsnse whether Sold, Treasury Notcs
or Allotment Drafts, should bs enclosed l.
We lOPa ard securely sealed, ard have the ful I'D
dress tinclUdlng town. Post Office, Sn3 stale and
in cities ths streot ard nurlher) nf ths rerFon
whom TO be sent, and the amount leEihlJ marked
thereon.
Envelopes for this purpose may be had a; our
ofioe
To faoih,ats prompt delivery the charge for 70
mittsnce Ehocld Re orepald
NH % I'm ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY.
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FROM THE MISSISSIPPI
The Dombardment Of Fort Wright by Com
Foote'S ElotIllo

CAIRO, April 10 The brmbardmcnt of For
Wright, by Com. Foote'S feet, continues. The
fight is participated In by the gunboats Of the
enemy Mt long range The enemy reply vigor.
ously, but doing no damage rs vet. There 10 ne
expectation Of the immediate reduction of tht
fort, as the high stage Of water will prevent any
cooperation on the part OF the land forces for some
days. .
Every house In Columbus Is surrounded witt
water, and the telegraph line from Cairo TO Pitts
burg, TenD., has been carried awav nv the h gf
water. At Csl.o the river Is now within one foo
Of the top Of the isvee. Mound City Is entirely
submerged, and the Wster Is running into thC
lower stories Of the hospitals and dwellings. Tht
railroad has discontinued running below Mound
City, the track being submerged aud carried
away.
Siege Of Fert wright-Stropg Position o.
the Conf deIatcs-GeneraI Bragg III com.
CAIRo, April 10 "A special desp patch to the Chi
caco Tribune, dated off Fort Wright, says tb,
firing on both sides on Thursday was very heavy
The mortars opened at neon, and the enemy re
piled brisklY from their lard battery, throw
Ing shell clear over and nearly the ri yer
Their firing was very accurate, and from yer,
heavy guns. The gunboais st Louis, Carondele
and Cairo, stationed as picket ships near the cx
tiemity OF the point, had to move up the river Il
get out OF range.
The firing was kept mp on both sides until Id
night. The gunbOlts st. Louis and Cairo wCrt
struck bY shells but no damage was done Yes
terdaY, Friday, but little firing was done. In tn.
afternoon the mortaTs were shifted to the opposite
side Of tic river for greater protection, as IN the
former position they were in great danger from
prowlin9 rebel bands, who thaye already cut tht
levce In two or three places to embarrass the ope
rdtiOns of the mortars. Deserters say the Tcbe
batteries now mount about 10 guns and that the,
have 60 more, which were being rapidly put II
position. Gen. Bragg has command there, sue
cecding Vellepagnc. There are about 6 600 troop
there, and four gunboats in the river mounting ?
guns.
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Transports Fired ip,e by the Rebels,

CAIRO, April 1s The steamers Mlnnehaha and
Patton were fired into by the rebels Yesterday
while ascending the Tennessee river with troops
Upon the former one man was killed and one
severely wounded. Those on the Patten were
uninjured
The troops on the Ninnehaha landed and
burned row Of wooden buildings on the bluffs
near which the firing originated.
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Arrival Of she wssndsd and Pris sners NJ a.
I sat,e fH tAf LeuiR- TT -

ST. LOUIS, April 1a-Ifhe steamer Imperial ar.
rived last night, bringing 40 sick and wounded,
107 being prisoners from Pitsburg, this beiag the
last Of the wounded there. - =
The steamer Evansville has also arrived with
$50 rebel prisoners from island 40. 10 The Ey-
ansyille, we are Informed, Will sail TO .day with
the caPtives for Prairie du CHEN. -
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u II iCI L..

IMPAIRMENT OF STATE,
~ WAsHITsIor, January 25, lsc7
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on busincss on Saturdays
commencing with Saturday, the frat Of mex,
month.
Jan s2.h WILLIAM ii. SEWARD,
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SOLDIERS PAY.

HARNDEN'S EXPRESS
WILL FORWARD SOLDIERS REMIT
TANCES.
WHETHER moNET Or hLLoTMTNT DRAFTS,
To their Families st any place the lines Of their
Express az 4 chsTEoCf
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
For snJ sum not exceeding Fifty Dollars, 1851
And !. proPoTtioaate s5dItinnal ctarge for places
reached by connecting Expresses
The remItts nee, whether IN Cole, Treasury
Notes. or Alloime:.t Drafts, should be enclosed q
an enyeispe. and seouTelJ ses!eC, aaG have the
tuu address, including tbs town, Post Ufice sBd
State, OF tina person 10 whom TO Re sent and the
amount tCiblJ marked thereon.
this Cfics.
Money reserved - be forwarded IT the offoe IN
WrFhington, Third street, second door below
PennsJ lyania avenue.
spllm Ell SMITH, Agent.
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Colonel Jshn 5. Phelps to Return to Con

ST. Louis, April 10 Col John 8. Phelps,
who performed distinguished part in the battle
of Pea Ridge, has arrived from Spring field lie is
In bad health, suffering from disease contracted
On the field He will femain here for few days
and then proceed to Washington and take bis
sest IN Congress.
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DENTISTRY.
OEEE

NJ yEEga.
ltE. LOOMS, NJ, d. the lsrcntcl snS sstsbtfs
sfths MINERAL PLATE ffErB, .t 1FEs
tsn6x personally at hir once THE cttY fz5<sa<
MANY persons can sssT thess teeth v5r LII
sernot wear Others, and no person can EesT otke;t
Who cannot wear these.
Persons calm: 81 ElJ cSre o. be accommodates
with s1J style and Prioc Of Teeth taeV mGy assure;
eleaBost, stronIosi. sn5 pst Perfect dentufe that
sEt csp tToduse, ths biiTEHEL L PLATE will bs
faSro Tally warranted.
Rooms in this elty-No. 50 Pa .veuss q, sstvee,
30 and 10th AIS, Also, eoT Arch strset, Phiiadsl
shls, mar t-lJ ~
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NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL cHE5eLastl BONE
= + + n r.,
MlIEoET MZfAh PlAYI on Cllsys.
nR, q. n. sIS EsNoND

nN, B: SlSEsMONQ,
siG Broadway, Fs,s Tcrk-260 Ps~2Sy.~s~is ~
sses, bsissssr l2fk s-d issk SIS, FsSkisfIor,
Csls The sdeD:icn Of tho public TO the following
stvartsges Of his inpscy.d syrt.m: urn
l. The Te,th Of his manufacture vii Eerrs
poseT corode poT change oOioT 5y any AeH<s
soids, being three fcuFths lighter than ary oiher
.. No t.oth or roots need DO extracted, as tks
isti1olsl o1ss oSa DO icssrted oTeT thsm.
J. Ehe roots Sll be made IneSersive, IN never
sesks,
g. No temporary teeth srs pesde5, 81 permanent
enes car no HlAda immediately, thereby preserving
iEe natural EXPRESSION Of the lsce, ~hich aude5
the old EfE.e.n Is fTcs ueatly dishrRred.
8. This WORT har heea fSllT tested over fys yezrs
soIltry.
Dr, 8, Ia, $50 iH-eut5i . white andestrrotirs
metal hi!EE, with zhlrh ths most Eenr,tive toeih h
san b. hllsd wItEc5t r>a, aad nsu huild ~ per-
foot, sound tooth on ScJ sGc IcotF, rhIoh gill last
tlfoGE a lifetime,
Tbs best OF references r!yep--to pr. v, Mott; DR..
roTemns. PrOfesfor or Casm!stTJ, n. v; Hon.
Ton, and thousands Of otherB.
Gail and examine for JOuTself nosen
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TBO. FI<HER, TrGEtTe,
ep l2-eoS6s &C McSUiREN CO Auot.
By WALL & BARNARD. Auotloneers.

By WALL & BARNARD, Aucuoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN
= PROVED RsAL Estate AT AUCTION BY viz
tue OF deoGce Of the CIrcuIt Court o the District
OF COLUMBIA for the county OF Wsshir s;oa, pIt-
unS Ss C9utt 0t Cnanooy,, dated 22i cf 1anuhrT, ,
lRH2, l, +. Z. Morgan, will sell, on MONDAY, the
5th Of May. lA62, att O'Clock p. m at tho Auction
Rooms OF Wall Il BsInard. south oor nsT Of Penn
syIvsnir avenGe and Ninth atreet, iR the citJ OF
wash ton, tre iOl'Ovinf decor bed es Estste,
ntmeIJ: l.GtI 0, and L., in SsuRro No. S8s
hoSe lots 'front.' on gourh street, and are betw ern
First streSt west and Second street west and on
PART OF these lots are four good franc houses
which Will bs cold sepsrstely.
VIII then sell, at the Same r.aoe, sll OF Square
north ofsSuare No. 6l ThIs square 10 bounced
By Delaware avenue, VIrsinia avenue, Half streot
west, and south 4 street.
viii then se'l, az the SANS place, Sausrs No
s9i. This square Is bounded by north ID street
Eighth street east, north e street. and eventh
st!e:t esst, ana rs laid out in sixteen lots which
will be SOLD separately.
Will then Sc l, az the same place, Lot No. ., In
Square 6i2, at the corner Of Delaware avenue and
south street.
All OF the foregoing esl Eststs is stuatsd in the
aforesaid decree
Ths terms of those sales Will be: One third o,rh;
haianoe IN slx, twelve, sud eighteen months. De
ierIed PAYMENTS 20 bear interest, and be recuT ed
~ tee purchaser or pEchssers notes, e, doIssd TO
tns satisfaction OF the Trustee.
E. g. MORGAN. Truste,,
tp -Stavdds WALK RAKNAR 10. Auals
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By WALL & BARNARD, Auotionesrr.

BY WALL BARNARD. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF Valuable REAL
Il EsTaTs IN THE CoUNTY OF WEsBINGIoN, n
C.-By virtue of deed of trust, dated on the 18th
day Of August. 1857, and recorded on the IGth dsy
OF November, 81 in l;ber ]. A e. No. IA fojios
~. 2S5, 2S6 and G57, of the land records for
washington county, In the District of ColamhIs,
will sell on THURsDAY, 24lh d " Of April, Iss2
e. O'Clock m at the Auction House II Wall a
barnard. oorner 9Th street and Pa avenue, in the
CITY OF thingtoD, the follos ing de, eribed tract
OF eLd, with buildings and lmptoyen enra thereon,
si!ested IN the county OF Washington, In the DIS
trlct OF Columbia:
TIE said tract Of land hssIunn, At the erd Of the
fourth llne Of tract Of and sailed New Seat, and
ddannins thence south Is serehes, theuce south 80
asxtess west s6 Peiohes, thence north So degrees.
east if5 perches. thence south 50 degrees. east
Perohes 10 Its intersection with the fifteenth line o
tne larger ueot of land conveyed By the heirs ard
gevlsees OF David Z. Partier TO Edward SWAMP,
thence south 20 degreeI west es perohss, thence
south - degrees, west III perohss ard So 100 OF
peIch thence, soafh 81 degrees, west Is eerchss N
te peglnnlng, containing 81 ecrts, l rood and II
The terms of this sale VIII bc one-thIrd cssh
pannce bearing interest and payable in equal in
etaments at 8, y and I8 months, the deferred pay
mente 20 be secured By q hen on the land
one hundred do lars Of the oa.h paymen' to be
pa,u udown st tho place Of sale; and in the pur-
o1aser or purohasers refusing to do the property
WI q once be resold at the risk and cost OF the
aeiauiung purchaser or purchasers.
T.. G. MORGAN, Trustee.
nh sl-eo&ds WALL q BARNARD, Aucts, /
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,

NTAK DEPARTMENr,
w JArBIRr II, Is52.
ORDERED, That the War Department will be
closed Tuerdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations in tbs Geld.
Saturdays viii be devoted to the business Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays TO the business Of the Public.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
p2f Secretary of War.
IA SSENGER TRAM To MANASSAS.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
O1ics Military SnpeTIHteNdsHt Railroads US
Washing ton, April ls, 1862. J
No Passenger Train will be run from Washing
ton TO Manassas until further notice
ID. C. McCALLUM,
!ap lS-u NJ. d. and Sup't Railroads, U. 8.
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. " There are at this time 50 ,UOO more females
'haA there are males In toe city OF New York.
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AUCTION SALES.
BIJ.C. MCGUIRE & CO, Auction,

By J. C. MCGUIRE CO, Auotioncsrs.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF CITY LOTS,-Or
Il TUESDAY kFTERNUON, Stay 21.h 1881
dseOs Or trup to the .criber one dated J.nu,ry
52l, 1890: snd rec srd'd IN Libsr J. A 4 No 69,
i1i9s 2iS, et gee ths oth:r ditsf Jay IS,h, 1899,
ct ses-, Of the Lard records for Washington
contJ, u. e. "" shall sell ono undivided half
part OF Lots nnmbero1 l, 2, 3, {, 8, 6, and 4, in
Square numbered 2a9 fronting on Snnh r street
betSeen 18th and 18TH streets vest Uslanc.D
Terms: On'-haf cssh; the balance in six
monta., with interest, secured by deed Of trufi
on the prem'fes.
TBO. FISHER, TrGEtse,
a? 2-eo&6s &C McSUiRE& CO., Auot.,
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n SPECIAL NOTICE.
NIN AND AFTER TUESDAY, APRIL 4,
1872, the trains on tho Baltimore ard Ohio Kali
ros1 commence running daily, Sundays excepted,
lrsying thls station ~ 140 A. Nj and oonnectIn z
81 Washlngtnn Junction with mail tain for al
psrts of tho West. via Park rsersburr or Wheelipr,
Through tickets sold and bsggASe checked
... ". p SMISH,
Master OF Transportation Baltiniore and ohio
Railroad. az dIf
The national Republican., 1862-03-04
TISITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

On the petition Of Edward Span, Of Ph;laatlphia.
fennsy Ivan a. praying for the extension OF pat, nj
granted to him on the 10Th day of May, lsis for
an Improvement In "Churns,r Tor tevsn Years
from the expira ion of said pa.ent, which takes
place ON the lGsh day Of May, lsta,
ordered that the said petition be he ard nj tbs
Patent Once, on Monday, the :stn day OF Xpril
ext at II clock m; nd all persons are notified TO
appear and show cause, II any they have. vii, said
petition ought not to be granted. "'' '"''
a, ersons opposing the extension are required Tn
ME IN the Patent Othce their objections specialiy
SCI orth In writing, at least twenty days before M.
aay OF nearing; sll testimony filed BY either par,y
10 DC used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance With the rules of ihs
ON e. e. which will be iurni he'd on application
l4th day Of April next; deposi,ions and olh.r "a.
psrs reied upon as testimony must be filed ia the
once On or before the morning 0, that day the M
sumsnts, # any, within ten days thereafter
ordered, also, that this notice BE- publihed in the
Na't!a! Reprnran, Washington, d C and I,hi,a
adpt'a fres, Philsdelpha Pa. once week for three
successive weeks the fret Of said yuolica ions 10 b.
at least sixty days previous 10 the day of hearing.
ID. +. HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner of Patents
r -Editors Of the above papers will pleu .
copy, and send their bills 10 The Patent Office witt
1P"Pei containing this hotice ieb iS-iawsw