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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
The CITY OF Manc hester Outward Bound'

Sr. JOINS. Y. r., FTlday, Au.' . u, -,
Tho steamship City OF Manchester, from New
York Tor I.verpool, was boarded of Cape Race on
Thursday evening, and furnished with news rom
New.Yofk of Wednesdays date together VITA Psis
va,e telegrams through the commercial agency u
George Stoker, esq, No. lbs Broadway, New'i "A'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
The Arnbia NutwnsA,EOuud.

HAIlF., FIiday, Aug - I'o.
The steamship Arabia arrived here from pDs'o 80
nj / o'clock ast night, and sailed for Lveipoo'"
/ O'Clock this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23

were all better, l05 bid for Now. York Central 6s;
100 for Real Estate 1881 for 1861, the Conver'i5les
1876 standing ll28ll4--al advanced bids. Ere
3ds 1881 bid iths selling at o.; 5ths, 6Sl. Hudson
River isis sold mt l0S. Harlem lists at lO6. Mlcbi-
gan Southern DDS, 2 y cent better--8}i @89} The
balance OF III lis, was 6rm. After the Board, end
at the Second Board there was a mach stronger
feeIinr under rrmors Of favorable advces from the
army-one OF them that Fiu John PoreTS division
had made II Junction with Pope-and quotations IN
some instances touc led higher points than yester
days closing prices. Governments were hrmer,
the coupons OF 1881 selling at lOl, and
tho 7.3Os recovering more tnan the decline
Of the morring, and selling at lO4t. AheT the
REGULAR session the market WAS weaker again. out
closed steady. United States &c. ~, regd, lVVi;
do. do. do. Coupons, lOos 9Ol; United States Treas
nry Notes $40, lOia sOii; Tennessee State 6s 30;
Missouri State o., al Gi3; American Gold. 1870
u5,; Pacific Mail Steamship Compony, ilO4allOs;
New.York Central Railroad %, 93ii krie hallway,
81, n 3S,; Erie Railway Pref, GSl06si; Hudson
River Railroad, A93 49,; Harlem railroad, l6a a
l6s, Harlem Railroad Preferred, 39l @1l; Reading
Railroad. 81, 80; Michigan Central Railroad, 6S4 a
G2l: Michpnn Southern and Northern Indiana Rail
,uad. Guaranteed, 10! a 49, Panama Railroad, l3St
aI3); Illinois Central Railroad, 6!96s4i Galena
and Chicago Railroad 73ls73s; Cie7eland and
Toledo Railroad, 53l 0j3i; Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad, Gsl 9G5si Chicago, burlington and
Quincy Raiiroed, SGd67.
The market for Foreign Bill was firm tais morn
ing under the advance in gold, bat the business done
wac limited. Sterling is l27 9l27i for Sooi sigma
lures with some parties asking more. Fraice are
40 a4.37i.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: kece'p's
s.. ~ .809--for Customs, 10000; Payments
$S97, SS7 50; Balance, -, 1926 Sc.
Tho sanlnc 8 Of the Chicago, Burlington, and '5f"n
cey Railroad Line $40 niles in tic second week OF
August. 1863 were $50 i9l 81, against 81 ,io3 y
for corresponding term in 1861; showing a gainin
1862 Of sl232S II.
Tho Milwaukee AID Prairie Du CHEN Hallway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23

Situation Of the Boston, Nsw-Yo.k, and Pbil..del.
phia Banks for the weeks ending Aug. 10 and Aug.
3 1862, showing the per cent OF circulation deposits,
circulation and deposits, specie circulation and de-
poeiiG less specie, and loans TO their capital:
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ENsIDIy VIEW pF Cra1LsAH AFFAIRS.
VALPARAISO. July 81. 1862.

VALPARAISO, July IL iSh2
INSTALLATION ~ THE NEW CABINET.
TIE member. of tie new Cabinet have at Last, on
the 9th ift.. taken posses lou Oh the'r respective
torttoli,e Mr. Ioco-oal il at the head of the ate
Drpartme.t; NJ. G.rsmes Justice, Worship, AID
Public Ins ,,ctial; G,n. Maturana, War and Navy;
end Mr. LqstaYis. the Treasury.
REJl cpIOA OF THE BANK PROJECT.
The bill introe ucei n Congress for re establish
meut Of laiion, Bank has been rejected by the
Senate.
STW PORTS OF ENTRY.
The Pre-, demo ! ls requested Congrep to make
MeIipuli cf the ew Province Of Llsuq uishue, sDd
Coronel, Il. pest ut dependency Of taleAhuano,
ports of ~n'rr.
Congress shows disposition to prefer i"'a 10
Ccronel for port Of entry, on account Of s gFefi.r
facilities " bile Co rouel, being close at hand, would
derive near the sne benefits III If It were d port
OF entry Itself.
The primo pal ex ports CT Corone las! year were ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23

Tho City of Chicago has iust closed negotiation
for loan Of 100000 in hoods bearing cent in
tersst of which Mesrs. G. s. Robbins & Son Of this
city took ono half, and T.. c.. Parks & Co. of Chi
cago the remainder at prices ranging little above
par. The entire fuuied debt of the City OF Chicago
on the 9th Of April was S9i5.Oo0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
The receipts from the first OF January for three

The Continental Insurance Company has declared
dividend Of 10 q cent profits Of the business for
which certificates are now ready to be Issued In
terest q, the rate o? u ceat y onnum will also b.
paid on the outstanding certificates.
The exchanges at the Clearing iiouse this morn
Jog were $23950,S7l -.
The circslar Of Mr.. T.. f. Satterhwaite by tho
Europa remarks:
The for Au,ercsn secu-i,ie, has since Ias. been
,.ndy y,,n nodera'e auomt Of bus.nes Tlereduction
ir sxch.ngc reported ~ kilograms oni new vorS Ia.
dncei niof buyiuy Of railroad BONDS hose Of the NewYok
Genital ~ special o.niaDd Their he's as) been GOOD
ironity for Illinois Central and M,niic and Great Westsn
bonds. the closing buyes az, aad Vrsiai cent
are In detna,.l FROM - t. 45f.
iuoi. shares RELY dealt in from ~ 10 ~ d.
count while ~ Ere shares the transactions have been quite
uuiMporaut.
Messrs. Bsying Bros. & Co. sey that there is very
lutte doing il, American stocks. TIE London I,mes
Of the 9th tlus notices and quotes the market:
In Colon,s. .hs only movement ful Of ! IN Grand
Trunk of Canada. In can the few chtt were al IN
Illinois Central T. cent stock ard shares improved
and respectively. ani Enc sbarcs Gso peefene and
scp, improved. aud respectively
The stateneas Of the Bank of England shows the
following variations, compared with the previous
yycek.
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EXPORTS ~ 1861.
Total exports. .....s........'..
PUBLIC DIET OF CHILL.

F-0T0-7IV-1
PUBLIC DIET of CHILL.
The domestic debt OF Chill bearing per cent
Interest amounts ,oda, rather ea34a 2s3 90
'S yesp i@:s Which j. reduced To Isnoc
had the English loan oil 1853. ioT special object
Of railroads. ~ follows: -.-
Proceeds OF loan. 4t,JDSF w
Iut,,r,t ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ol4lOi si-7C,00A u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23

The reduction rssrly half million IN the bsnk bullion
I'd Cou.o. to ouci this morning afrs decline Of
h aud ubsequ-pty manifest incfea.-a 1esiine-s AT
tbs Close however there retura - TIE opening luot
si,p The 6.t aud set bargains for money sJ to I.
~ A, one time there VS. tai 70 ~. .
There wa. sgan demand FOR discount RI 'he Bank to-
Az and i'm the open uscket borrowers i'rnd willing 70
aiye y cent above rates offered al re begning OF the
see
the accounts for tbs position Of tie raarts TO- Cotton
cod. rom al the principal ports 81 the world CONTINUE 10
nru III. impr.ssea that O. the Present nosns
The rchaLts VI Lancashire se defylnss
hs,ne Of profit the in the United S'at- sed n
roration OF toe material At M single Poi2t Las any
,cty OF tooks yet been shown, The csi snd Al uoss
mari. beuz . sucn check iu Tc.po1e TO tue up
ward movement prices hef- The amount ., osr,tiaiaa
ID lnrng tho immed stey pa ceang 1901 must
.reore have been beyond al former experience IN tes
id .p-euaons OF til. c1uutry and i - Pise tLA' NJ
eve,s which are causing distress among 1s Macnes@
o.iv,s nav. converted that which would nave ofouyhs
~ ,ron ..e number o. cnDloy-rs sud shippers fnios
tr,s which yies as Ear as they ere co"nea hsay
reuuuueratiyo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
D,c-...e in c2...................... sli3A

Tie s,reet business OYER the counter has cen very
active today Gold opened strong at ll6i ell64,
bu, later in the day was weak, and sold at the
Second ard at ll5I. A. the close, rs. vas bid
Cnstom.Housc demand notes have sold freely at
lO7; ioS. which is bet'e-, but they are IN good
supoly and a, the close were we, * at 1917. Indebt-
ednes. Certificates were heavy, in sympathy with
other Go srumeni Securities, and a lot OF eiO0 600
sold at 99l. new demand afterward sprang up,
and the quotation advanced to 90, bid. The
30s sold freely lOi' after touching at 1891, and
at the clc,e l0i Wac BIZ.
The Assistant Treasurer placed to the osedi, Of
Major Srngue, this morning, 100000, which viii
be appli, TO the payme,, Of bounties.
TIE er.ire three mill ons Of Treasury Noes nego-
tiated b. the Secretary If the Treasury on Wednes
day have been paid for by the tahess.
Moncy continues abundant call at3 ) per cent,
the lending houses finding no difficulty in applying
their wants at 3a3i ysr cent. The market is al
most entirely bare OF Grstclass mercantile paper
which could be passed at 4 s per cent.
The deposits at Pc cont interest with he Sub
Treasurer to-day vera shout $4,000.
Thompson Brothers and Fisk Il Hatch haye this
morning specimens Of tia new /" Postage Cur
iN' Pope "''''' - ~ pm d" 10y
srunc. and thoy mus: De CT; apart if parties do
wish 20 mutila,e them. The entire ton foor Of
Trinity Building has been taken To- bana-no.s
printing by the Government contractors. The ore,
and Two Treasury Notice will be Issued az Ike rate Of
aboa, 50, 900 to s. 900 per day.
Tbs new pennies still command premium,
,houeh tho Mint IS issuing them at the rate Of a
thoa,Aod dollars d.. IT viii require live O. SIX
weeks TO ill the orders already GU hani at the Mint.
We annex a comparative statement Of the Imports
OF Foreign Dry Goods at Newly rk for the week
ending Aug. u, and since Jan. ]:
F,r the Hesk. 1860. 1881. 1862.
Dry Goods. - NIL fitttt Sz.toAlN
Thrown on marktt...... Sit9, 80 ss1s9J 2.lbl $50
Strec Jan J..
Est-Eed at tho peril. 2s3ltl fDsZa5ie $@Sl92l2
Thrown markot..... 1269+oA 20 956sl: .eest 81
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

E'OR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A FIRST CLASS HOUSE
IN tWest Thirty ond street. near the Fifth avenue,
one of the best situations the city TIE house has a
modern improvements built in the and in
inst rate order Terms easy Address c., box l79S Post
The New York herald., 1862-03-27
MATRIMONIAL.

A PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS GENTLEMAN FORTY
IL handsome, amiable, with sl2,VJy, 90 incnm rince
3 shes o marty maid or widow, with $500 a. $1,000
without bea W kind, pous Every satisfaction giyl RI
lcenc.s cN hans ~ Address, proposals for ona week W.
vens box 10 Herald Office. ' "
A YOUNG LADY, or PHEPossE EssING APtE4R
~ ns'd i6 VIII Las lost parents ami tb,nv N
her rcsour,es wishes 90 make ,he acquaiu Al, q a.
q lrnsm1n th view 10 uatfimOny. Adgits a. Mia Ma
iiIda. sla,on y. Spring street. '
The New York herald., 1862-03-27
RAILROADS,

TIUDsON RIVER RAlLaOAD.-rHAINs FOR ALBANY,
IL Toy, the Nofl Wet leave Chanuers strectat
and IL a. NJ, and 5 so, ani 40 =. NJ.
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
~ For Albany, Troy, Norh aud West.
Winter arrangement comuc noing Mon lay Nov. T. 1871.
For Abany-lJ3O A. NJ, Express Mail Train, from rwer-
ty.s.xth street depot.
or all local trains Time Table
JOHN BURCHTLL, Assistant superintendent
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

ftr
s lasa e9 tf an
The New York herald., 1862-03-27


saaaas
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

h'oR sALE-Is THE CRY LIMITS or NEW BRUINS
wska tolhtly seat and fa IA vi hity acres, PottCs
IVdgo, Fish POND Fountan % vercd W N frnf, tl,rty
shad With wnk,rg dsance oI churches hoGis, Ac;
priee t@bUv GVp1 utlncn lA ici city M
ts-kanse. Address Exchange, box 10 ilerald onice
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

eA ff % usd dia ,aoe
.a tca u tts 4n. msf 1gl
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

nESIRABLE SUMNER RESIDENCE TO LET.
- The furnished Cottage he resdenc. of the late Mr.
John Soen) at the Neyersnk Highlands Thompspn's Land
Ing Toe colta.c is in excellent condition. and has cht
:, comfortably furnished The grounds incln four
OF gard and lawn, and three or equedl o
farm land The oubud.ngs stable, harn and carriage
hpae, with c bathing .oat houses lie
New York by boat twice day In two hours time. 1oa
bathing facilities Rent SiVD
per wear. Apply to Mr. P..UwMAN, II" 'conrrd street.
New York. between 10 A. NJ ANA p. NJ, Ia ~.
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

(yOAL YARD TO LEAsE-CORNER OF JANE AND
~ ~es streets Sx2s5 -e long established properly fitted
mp and doing large business. The premises viii
well for lumber yard for purpose requiring
ground Apply 10 HENRY REEVE, ca. ner ol Canal and
Centre Etre,,a.
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

RIO LET OR FOR SALE CHEAP-IWO OR THREE ELE
giant brown sone Houses in beautiful location Leg
nSOn avenue, Fifty third Apply JOSEPH
Ncu IRE 50 Seventh street before ii A. NJ l25 Eas
the premises.
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

E,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A SPLENDID COUNTRY
Seat and Farm about i25 acres; large house, tenant
situated abundance Of fruit well watered; IL from
the city price So 500 Apply p L. VAN
DEVENTER l9J FUlton street, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

LNLEGANT COUNTRY SEAT TO LET-CONIA MING
IL about six acres (known J0s'ph jafiin E,I.'s
pace) in Eiizabeths CITY, n. j.. y u street, opposite
Broad street, consisting OF i'm" house all lint'd
and frescocd throughout; has AMI nxures water ard
bath also wokmaEs cott,ge ear In house.
horse and carriage, with foi the o. ,he
place, fine vegetable garden. an lrea, variety of Choice
fruits, valuedst 81 0Jl; will be rented de-
sirable tenan. Apply to JOIN o. HIGGINS, $50 Sixth
avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

ENOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A VALUABLE MILL
Il Property az Green Bay Wis, with 26 lois ground
and 6lO acres Of pine land with everything requisite for
carrying on large business viii be exchanged for i'm
proved Western land for real estate in New York New
ersey title perfect; incumbrance Price for the whole
S65,o0 Inquire of +. L. VAN DEvENrER, 1875 Fulton
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

pSOR SAIE-TIsE MARBLE BUILDING GIVE
stories) NO 2s Liberty street, between William
Nassau streets Also Lot, Foureenth sue I2J leet
Nest 0f Sixth avenue; 25xtS feet Apply to MARK
LEVY, Is liberty street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

J,O LET OR LEAsE--NO. l45 EAST BROADWAY, A
three story brick House, with all the modern improve
VIII be rented respectable family ut moderate
ke Amply 10 u. SOLOMON. sS Chatham street.
ylNO LET OK LisASE-A LARGE THREE STORY BRICK
l. House with store 1871 Spring street, Greene; il
occupied w oker and suitable for any business
VIII he put 10 order ana rented low.
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
WIrTrR AnRAHGEmrNT.
Philadslphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
I uRAILE AID,


, D. on snd sNsr MONDAY, NOV. is, 1891.
PASSENGER TRAINS fS,i LEAVE rHiLApH'-
Express,l and 1910 p. m.
For Chsster st slss' m, ii,aS m, ,s'as and ''to
For wrinlns.eu, .. $40 a. M, siSa m ,nSSA
.tSr ssS Csstis, I Il SO .. m, and s4sp.m.
For Dover, st e.is Q. m. and 3.4b p. N
fSr Salisbury, Il ass m.
... ~, TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leeys Baltinoss a SO . m, tExprsssl Loo y
I..ss p%iiSissssa ss saG Il so "a df1rls @ s
Leave s.ii:bary ns@pm
Leave Milford 1t l.6S p m.
Lssve Dover at Q .. m and sl0p, N.
Leave New Csatlc st II . m, and \. 10 p M.
Leave Chester at $50 .. m, 10 Is, 40, sud aao
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate
katons at 10 and p. M; for Dover aud n'rins'
diate stations, at los p. m.
: TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at SEQ m " o5 and ll20 p. IN
Leave Wilmington st 4 80 a m s9b M, a5t
FRETGhT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached,
Lssvs Philadeiphia, for rerryvnle and In,sros.
diate places, at 10 p. m
Lesss wilmipgton, for Perryvills and in'ermedi'
y Law s'ss'b b:nSrs, for u.vre d. sraoe and inter
mediate stations, atsa An
Il..H; ON SUNDAYS ONLY:
AZ $50 q. m. and 1850 p m from Philadelphia TO
s1 g s.Sss ss S rom rHiisisss FsisssspA. to ss
more will run daily, Mondays s,efEsd ,v,ro,
Ian a-u President.
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
DWOPOsALs For SMALL Ann FOR
l. THE UNITED STATES SERVICE.
OPDSA.cs OrytCE,

oRDsAscs OrrtCE,
Proposals will be received BY this Depsr m mt un
VI .. IN on the evening Of the 18th Of May, 1859
for 70 manufacturing, in the Unted States, Tor the
following descriL Ltion OF arms, viz:
Springfield Rihsd Muikeis. model 1855
Ha'pets Ferry Rifles, with sword bayouets and
steel scabbards, model 1855
Bretch- -ioacing CaIbines, for cavalry
Revolver Pistols, army size
Sstres for isht cavalry
baPds ~" ~
Musieiaps Swords, steel scabbards
s'ssl scabbafcs ior rihsd nu'ket bayoEets
For muses and rites tn. rice for 20 900 of either
and ne q reduction propoed, per gun, for each adoi
For rep.lers ed,tinss the hind proposed, AID
the price for COO and reduction, per pisio. or car
tine, FOE each addiii,nai 1000 to ,ocp
the prescribed patterns 10 the number Of 900 each
and also for each additional 900 to 10000
All the firearms are to be furnished with the reg
ulsr appendsges Toe riAed mu kets are TO be IN
all respects identical with that manufactured at The
u g. A,%Sry sE,Isisid Mas'schS,;tss and are H
their parts. Each Of the other kinds of fire arms
must also interchange with one another in tae Vsme
manner
Ihe materials for these arms must be of the very
best quality, AVID no malleabls iror p,ru will b.
allowed TO be used All the articles must be subject
to the inspection prescribed By the Ordnance Resu.
%a oe % oSsea S. ready f ,anSprn
ner a. NAV be directed Inspections wi be made al
the factories In lots Of net less than o00 each.
Proposals will state the nsme Of the establishment
making the offer, the lumber and date of the frs,
Dc iy'ry, and rate Of delivery uo1thly thereafter
Failure to make delivery at n specified time, OF
any attempt TO Introduce malleable iron or Other
Inferior material into the work, will subject tie
whsle number Of arms contracted fr to for iei,u-e
vt the option of the Department.
The Department reserves to H. elf the right to re
ject any bid and will consider none made tarougl
any agent, broker, CT patty 9th than the regular
manufacture 9.
Proposals will be addrssssd a. followr: " Genera
J. ", RIPLEr Chief Of Ordnar CO, Washington, d
c." ani will be endo -sed g. ProposaL for Muskets,
or rifles, ssb'e , &c as the case may be.
aP3 -eodtmsyl5
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
CyOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPOKT hst,
FALL RIVER.
~ The splsndld 4 and saYsriSr steam; ss.
6TAV -. RAY STATE and STATE OEMEINT,

By the splsndld and superior steam. Hssk k
en METROfOLIB, u EMPIRE IN
6TA1E, BAY STATE, and STATE OFMK1EF,
Of great strength and speed, but particularly adared
70 fhe uavGstion Of Long Island Sound. running ~
connection with the Fall River and Old Colony
railroad, distance Of hs mliea only to Boston,
Leave Pier No 9, North river, near the battery
The stesmer EMfiRE STATE, Capt BrGytou.
Monday, Wednesdays, and Fridays, sti O'Clock,
The steamer METROPOLIs. Capt Brown, oa
Iueydsys, Thursdays, and saturdays, al O'Clock,
These stestners ere fitted with commodtus state
rooms and svery arranGelnsnt for the security ant
comfort Of pessenEer who are afforded this route
nieAsS ret On board and. on arrival At Fall river,
Gfooeed per steamboat train, reaching boston curly
the following morning, or nay remain on boord nv
~! startsn6 Of the eocomncdaticn at 9 A. NJ, by
which they may reach BOSTON about LAS A. n.
AbaGGSGe master 4 attached TO each steamer, who
receives asA uehsts the baggage, and accompanies
the SANE TO IL destination.
L steamer runs, In connection with this line, be.
.weea Fail river and Providenoc, daily. rseopt suu
FREIGHT 10 Boston IA forwarded through with gre.,
diapatSh by N Expfete Train, which leaves Fall
river every morning, Sunday excepted, at 1t
o'ssoeh, feT Beston aud New Bedford arriving its
deneination ~ ao0at II A. NJ. -..t - ~
For freight o -paa:assr ,spply on board, or atth
omee, on fier No, .. Nogth liver. For state. room
andtefths, Apply % beafd, or u desired to seour'
|I-- '-,~ - WIN BORDEN, Agent,
saG LIFT 10 and II Wost street N. Y.
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
pHs"ios uyrlCA: Juss 9. ise.. .

ilENniOs urriCk, il - o, 1901.
A9rr Atsoa hsvinx besu male under the 30, Of %.
.une, 1880, for tbs retsaue Of the land Warrans dc
.o''3st he-sls xhish =. alleged 70 t.vs b.sa Io.
following the description Of esch warrant, . nss
osrtincais OF liks tenor Will be h.ued, n novalid oh
lection should then sppsaf, -,
March, 1855, ,in the ppm, Of Aersham Quoksnbush,
AID was granted November 18th, lssb-Juns %,
No 1922, for 100 acrs., issued under the act Of
March, 1855, In the name OF Charlotte, widow Of
Walter Cole, and was granted January %, 1856
No. aS,oss, for 100 acres issu,d under tns act o,
March. 1855, In the name Of Mary Hapsr, widow o.
John H1nsI, and was granite November le. 1850
No. io,bei e; 20 .errs. issued U, der the 80, Q,
minor enid OF wa lam serivptr, dec ss.d, and wa
No. il, ,ii7, ior isO icry,, isst is!1 In favor o
Patrick brady, private, Of company X Second rssi
p:a. Jus. y 8 iS'ngy y. iss bearing date ' Ds''m'''
Msroh iES6, In the name y John Walters, and wss
M ss iss 4ss I under til. Sc, OF
a.oh 1885, Ia thr name Of Ssrsh, siiow OF Thomas
Miller. and was granted December is, 1850 Juns2I
No 71,sss,lfor 100 acres, Under %. Of i,sh Fsbru
Ey, isr1 infsvor Of Thodsas bingham, priyate, Oi
Captain Hunters company, Battalion OF Mormon
No 06 8,s, fVr $50 acres, issued under The aot Of
March ., 1856 in the name OF iliam +, Henry, nsd
w.s granted on the 9th day Of Juae, isSS-June g.
No 90, ,, for 100 acres, granted under set Of llth
February, ls47, to Andrew Tauhsr O. Thadsr, q
II vste " Captain TsyiOrs company, Colonel Bite.
ing date lSih April, lsbo-Juiy 18th, 1857.
No OF 994 fol leo acres, issued under the 40, oi
March, ltS6 In the name Of Nicholas TurIesie, ind
wss granted May sth, lssi-July l9,lsG9,
No VI, ,Seg for fec acres, Issued under the set OF
NJ rch, tsS, 10 the name Of joe Meteor Stdiilo,
and was granted Nay sth, lssl-July u, 1889
William Stark, Matilda Admro Elizabeth Bush,
sston Stark, and Others, brothers ald tiriers oi
Allen starr, eased private o. CaptaIu Trlplttts
c.mpapy, First Kentucky volunteers, (wsr " in
Mexico,) dated April |, ls5O-Augu,t2, .&2 If
.'..,- - JOSEPH II. pAhhri
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
limited STATES PATEsT 0FsIOE,

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On the petitioi Of Robert Barrs Goodyear, late
Of Philad.lpha, Pa, now Of Elk,ou, Maryland,
praying for the extension Of . patent srauted to
uis asslgnees Jane, A. Howie and Charles Carr, oa
the 18Th March, 1910, ante.dated 18th OF septe m
ber, 1913, and ressued 14th Of June 1851 for an i'm
proyement In Apparatus for operating Shuttle Boxes
for Looms, fer eycn years from the expiration Of
said patent, which takes place on the l5ta day oi
September, 1852. - :. =
ordered that the said petition bs heard At the
Pa'cut Once on " nday, the 95ih Of August next,
at twelve O'Clock NJ; ssd ali persons are no iied 10
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition oughtpot - be granted. ~ =. =
Perso~s sppoing tAe extension are required to
file Ia the Patent OGice their objections specially
set forth In writing, at least twenty days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony fled BY either party
TO be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules of the office
which will be furnished on application.
The testimony In the case will be closed en- the
llth of August next; dispositions and other papers
relied upon AS testimony must be filed In the ONCE
on or before the morning ofthat day the argunents
II sny, Within ten days thereafter.
dered, also, that tins notice be published 10 the
National hepublcdr, W ashiugton d c., aud the
Pres, thila lelphis Pa, week for three sue.
cessise weeks; the first Of sad publications to be
at least sixty days previous to the day CT hearing
d. +. HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner of Patents.
i. S.-Edito.s Of the above papers will please
copy, and sand t1eir bills to the Patent Once with
. paper containing TINS notice. ap l6-w3w