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RULES AND REGULATIONS.


1st-Entres. with names, number of osrs. and
color of each boat, be mad 90 or before July
lst A book Is open for that purpose at Messrs Da-
Wis Brothers, No 50 Exchange st. 20. -
znd-Entries b, mail msy be made BY addressiur
either OF the members OF tae Committee on r gaia.
8rd-All appli ,ations for entries must designate
Tor which race, or races. n
4th-All Boats win enter free.
5th-fhers will be two Guns frt d at each Race:
the first for the Boats to come into ine the second
6lh-Al Boats to carry Coxswain, or not, as
they may elect. -
tiffany Boattaking another Bost's water. there.
by causing collision. viii be ruled out. I'd
Shin rounding the lower station, tue inside boat
must have tbs o urssi any boat interfering with
said toat loses her chance for the prize. 80
sth-Ail Boats entering for either of the races
must report themselves ready r the start at Il
Judges otaii0n atpreeiely the hour FAMED for the
rae Boats tai ing 10 report, will not be allow
ed to pull In either of the races.
10th-No Second Prize will Re awarded in any
prizes. = y
1ith-The rulings Of the Judges win be final in
all c=ste. ~ -t +. ff4rsa a
I2th-Dua notice will be given of the time and
place of the drawing for positions. Z.
13th-Sutalle accommodations will be provided
for the housing of Boats from out OF the city, on ap
plcation TO Capt Benjamin j. Willard, St Lawrence
House, India Street. FL
W 4. CLIFFORD, ESQ, saslroq
U. 8. Revenue Service
CAPT. HENRI AMMAN,
CAPT HEM. y WILLARD, i
t'+i 6EORGE TREFETHEN, ECO, -o9
Junelsdtoj = $50
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OMAHA, June IA.
About 500 Sioux Indians are in camp fifteen
miles west of Fort Mitchell, and supposed to
be unfrendly. This morning thew attacked a
guard of 100 men, under Capt. Fauks. OF the
11th Ohio veteran cavalry, killing Capt Fanks
and four men, aud wounding seven. Quite
number Of Indians were killed. The Indians
crossed over to the north side Of the Platte
River.
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HARRIsBuRe. pa. Hume TX,

HARRISBURG; A., JuH6 10.
A fire this morning destroyed Flemming's
coach factory and blacksmith shop, Jas. Bal.
tero's billiard saloon, Harrisburg news depot
and VIM. Parkhill's dwelling house and plumb
ing establishment. The Daily Telegraph print
ing office was partially destroyed, and Bryant's
hall damaged. The Exchange, the County
Court House, and State Arsenal were at one
lime in danger, but fortunately escaped. To-
tai loss $3l GOO, partially insured. The fire is
attributed to incendiaIies.
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A FINE assortment just opened and for sale very
N low, at the Auction Store of 49, Is =
c. Z. PORT ER,
june10dh s tas,i.5s { 100 Federal st.
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FoRrREss Monaco. june

Immediately after the departure Of the in
fantry portion Of the, 18th corps for Point
Rendezvous, at Mobile Bay, about dozen
large steamers arrived here for the purpose of
transporting the cavalry brigade OF the 25th
corps, under Brig. Gen. Cole, to same destina-
ton. The steamboats, have been supplied
with twelve days coal and water; and much
of the cavalry has already embarked.
The following steamers have their full COM
pliment of men, and are ready to sail: 81. s.
Hagar, Dudley Buck, New Jersey, Mcclellan,
Weybossett and Donolay. The remaining
s}eamers will all be ready in few days, al
though the oppressiyely not weather prevents
despatch in landing.
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u Fynaneial.

PHILADELPHIA, June Is. Z,
The subscriptions to the 80 loan to-day
amounted to 81, 730, 200. Among the largest
subscrip ions were the following: 100000
from the First National Bank of Elmira
NY; 100000 from the First National Bank
Of Rutland, VT; 100000 from the First Ma
stional Bank Of Harrisburg, Pa. $1,000 from
the First National Bank Of Cincinnati; $780,
go; $125 OOUfrom the Ninth National Bank of
New York; 100000 from the FIRST National
Bank of Louisville, KY. There were 1892
individual subscriptions for $50 and 500
aeh. "a s9sss fs.4sg e1s "a
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saoeA lxarssos.
al rs tgs u. ~
Chicnno lfarI.et.

! 4 6 u trh11Iae baa es883H CHICAGO, June Is /
Flour-frmer % IL ly}'4 Tl1a
Wheaa--fi m at the opening, with sales at / 20 q
ct, closing az l18t a 1 49, sfei f.stA
CoFn-active and2c higher; sales at 6 q 60 forNo.
l, and So q 90 for 70 2. IS syel7i ~ 1IHM
oNs-ffm and q So higher; sales at55t Csc.
"a WineS--a NIL. aG II TNaeSN sQflfAt 4tRHA
ProyisioBs-quiet.
Freig ats-unebangad -four receipts 4T00 bbls;
shipment of -four $1,000 bbs; wheat Ice, 600 bush
corn 1872 coo bush 900 Dush q aMaA
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A WRITER in the New York Times, who
says he has examined all the accessible data
with regard to cotton, puts the amount stored
and scattered at this time throughout the
Southern States, including Texas, in the vi
entity Of three millions of balesaIa .IIaa I
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Found.

Ha Found,
TN the Grand Trunk Depot silver Watch, which
4 the owner can have by calling on +. fcCaIty At
june1sdSl* 99-s.'sss1Fts vs. "a. y
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Ara closing examination Of the pupils of
DR.. Dio Lewis, in his school in Lexington,
Mass, 1t was ascertained BY actual measure
ment. that the girls gained in their waists, on
an average, 2 Sinches in circumference, since
the first of October last.
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DETROIT, June Is.
by some Misrepresentation the recent visit Of
certain Boards OF Trade to Boston has been
regarded, to some extent, as a caucus prelimi-
nary to the assembling of the international
convention. The visit was Of purely social
character snd had no connection with the
coming convention. 1854 f8E.EGp
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DEATH OF MAEAssEH Ell. SMITH.-A des-
patch received last evening announced the
death Of Hon. Manasseh q. Smith, Of this city,
Ia BSston, Mass. The despatch states that he
died yesterday OF congestion of the lungs.
Mr.. Smith has been prominent member OF
the Democratic party, and was their candidate
for Governor in 81, '5S and SO. he then re-
sided in Warren. He removed to this city sew
eral years since, and here followed his bust
ness as memter Of the Bar, ia the practice o.
law. For several years he was one Of The
Trustees Of the State Reform School, and has
been one of the Directors OF the Bank of Cum
berland, during bis residence in this city. His
age was about 81 years. em g
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Notes Of all the denominations named viii be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions
Tbs Notts of this Thid Series areprecisely similar
In form and privileges to the ssven.Thirtis already
sold, except that the Government reserves to itself
tn option o. paying interest in gold ooin at per
cen, ins cad Of sl0ths in currency. Subscribers
will deduct the interest in currency up to July 18th,
at the time when they subscribe 1sa
Tne delivery of the notes of this third series ofthe
seven thirties win comm on tt LIST Of June, and
will be made promptly and continuously after that
date. zfs alaliI SO sls tNfssc ~
The slight change made in the conditions Of this
THIRD sERIEs affect only tie matter of Interest,"
The pa ment in gold, If made will be equivalent to
the currency interest of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event of
which only will be the option to paw interest in gold
be ayailed of would 50 reduce and equalizs prices
thatpurchsses msde with tx per cent in gold would
be ully equal to those made with seven and three.
tsnths per cent. In currency.
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NEW HAVEN, CONN, June Is.
The goth Connecticut regiment arrived here
this afternoon and was cordially and hand
somely received by the city authorities, and
under escort Of the I'd Connecticut. A sump-
tues banquet was'proposed at the State House.
The LIST Connecticut Light Battery arrived
yesterday, and received similar attention.
Other State regiments are expected here
shortly. .cfs hR9J
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Ha ELI1F FUtEH EFGHgHtSs 9eIaef I
.eK4A Ships wanted to load Deals at Ban
X34M gor for Liverpool and Bristol Channel.
R2y5A Apply to 3 ,slsaf75 B sa fsgg
S McGILvERY. RYAN & DAVIS,
So ISL Commercial st.
June 3-dtf
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PORTSMOUTH, N H., is small village near
the Navy Yard, in Kittery, Me. The chief
business is selling candy to the Navy Yard
workmep, and in ferrying them over to the
town to stake drink" R5 styaA
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REMOVAL. = Mr.. Joseph Bradford, who
manufactures all kinds Of tools, and Of the
best quality, too, has removed his establish
ment from Union Street to No. 200 Fore
Street. Mr.. B. is one Of our old residents and
one Of the most faithful mechanics in our city.
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httc AdrcrstscsaAsneR To.F.av
tn atse- Dsoring Hai-ThIs Evening. /
Children's Concert-City Hall. Z
Engines for Saie-Ezfa Russell,
Lo Account Book.
Fish ng Tackle--42 Exchange St. Z
bnuation Wan ed w Barnes. I
Sail, sc, feF Sae-aicGilvery, Ryan & Davis.
Wanted-sitaaion as Hous Keeper -
Rent Wanted.
ep clal No ice-Bush's Hair Die.
speciai No'ise--Medicsl Association
Probate Noiice-Estate j. n. Wood.
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rs .s sieJ NEW YORK, June Is.
Gen. Ullman has been invited to go to Bos
ton, and has greatly desired to meet the wishes
of his friends, but the illness OF favorite sis
ter tn Wilmington, Del, compels him to go in
another directions. a3seeas asm rHo1'
Gen. Pritchard, the captor of JEFF Davis,
Gen. Ullman, Dana, PrisIee and Mitchell and
other military heroes are in Town.
Gus criminals rather prevalent here, were to-
day the recipients OF heavy sentences to State
prison. ss s54i = - = fsssz58 go Ea
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Removal.

NJ L PURINToN has removed from 1877 Fore
i've Street O
lac Comm srcial Street,
where he viii be pleased to see his old friends and
customers aud as mlny new ones as may be inclined
to favor him with their patronage. yfg
Groceries Of the bast quality sold at the lowest
market ties Cali and see. janel4d2wSw4w*
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ENORMOUS Trout yrick, of the United
States Hotel, served up to his boarders last
evening asplendid trout of the notified species,
which weighed near twenty-five pounds. il
was caught in the vicinity OF Island Pond and
was sent by Mir. Warehouse, Of the Island
Pond House, to his old friend, Mr.. Myrick.
There are few more left, of the same sort, in
that vicinity, and Waterhouse knows where
they are to be found. $50
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CA Corn & Oats.
$500 BUSHELS Corn,
EgIf 5000 Bushels Oats. now landing for
IS WALDR0N O. TUREs q s.Il h -
may24d4w No4& Union Wharf.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, June Ia.
The guerrilla Stewart was not executed
yesterday as reported, having received ten
days respite at the hour assigned for his exc
cutiOn
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TEETHi TEETH TEETH

Dr. D. stil continues TO Extract Teeth by Eject, e
ity s0ithoWt Pain. Persons having decayed tee ID
or stampa they wish to have removed for resettina
ne would give polite invitation 70 call.
Superior Electro Nd0netic MACHINES for sale for
family use with thorough Instructions
DR.. d, can accommodate few patients with
board and treatment at his house.
ofRcg hours from r'rinok A u e. IN.
froml 70 8 p NJ, ana 7tc in the Evening
OonsaltGtion Fros novlh
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20 The Hartford Press ventures the predic-
ton that any southern Reconstruction that leaves
cut the intelligent colored man, will be
failure mee'tea'
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NOTE PAPER esss. Short and Loring,
Exchange street. have fine supply of Antique
Note Paper, and Envelopes to match. We
thank them for supply.
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DRAMATIc-The plays OF "Trial and Tri-
umpb," and the 'Irish Tiger" were handsome
ly performed last night at Deerlng Hall. Mr.
Ryan increases in popular favor and has made
''good hit.D Miss Carrie Austin was vocif
erously applauded in her performance of the
lightning Zcuave Drill. It win be repeated
this evening, and the drama Of Queen OF the
Brigands," and the farce of Taking the Ala
bama" will be performed GA
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in the Eastern Express Office we saw list Of
packages uncalled for in the Adams Express
Office at Louisville, Kentucky, numbering over
three hundred. We were informed that in
other places much larger number is annually
left, which are advertised and II not called for
within a certain period of time, are sold at
auction. Possibly the greater portion of these
packages are mis-. directed at the starting point.
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FINANCIAL.
gao LOAN.

These notes are issued under the date of July Is,
1865, an are payable three years from that date in
currency, or are convertible at ii option of the
helder into
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CoUNTERFIETs.-Well executed counter
felt fves, on the Adams Bank, North Adams,
Mass, are in circulation in this city. IVA
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eANE 1.-THE
NEW z..ssIIEE Is EINE
For FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK
and HIoRMOND, Daily. a. 8 P. M:
From CoRNsR's WHARF, foot of Frederick Street.

The Steamers of this Line are all new, const uct-
ed with great regard to strength. speed and safe
~ at very great expei Sc, c0DsstinR of the follow
ing first. G ass sida.wheel ct rs superbly fitted
up ia Saloons and state Rooms:
GEOhGE LEAkY, Capt bLAKEMAN; JAMES T.
BRADY, Capt lands; CITY POINs, Capt. TAI.
BOT; Die iATOR, Ca t DESIRING
Passengers LEAVING Ba more Ia the evening ar
rivs in Richmond the next afternoon
The Steamers # this Line navigate the james
Ri Ter entirely Ia the eay-time giving passengers
hne opportunity of sect the fort fioatiops, Dutc
Gap, and ali other objects Of interest. =
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~ A chicken recently killed in Amherst,
MAss., was found to have thirty-six common
pins in its gizzard. anio-ifi 4saQ
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PORTLAND ACADEMY |
a Gard.

% SOFA a GARD
Having this day closed my labOrs as principal of
the Portland Academy, take this opportunity to
say that forgive my enemies. and thank the few
friends who did not desert me In the hour OF need
aud IT, ial. for the support and patronage which they
have so generously given me. Within iess than two
wears. this school from worry small beginning. has
grosvn 10 .ha one Of no small magnitude AID i'm
portance.
II a. ,ri,h Great pleasure thst announce as my
I. NJ. CHARLRs o. FILES. OF this city. Of
49, can speak from knowledge He was my
,,,.,, for four years in the High School here and
ing that entire period, he stood in the first rank
IN scholarship department and at the elose grad
uatsd with the highest honors OF the Institution
one week before his graduation, he was examined
and admit ed at Harvard College, where h remain.
cd till i'll health compelled him to suspend his studies
for a time He has had experience IN teaching and
has been successfai therefore recommend him
m,st cor fidenty and oheerfuly to my patrons and
to the public in general. rol
portland, june 10, 1855.
The Summer Term begun by Mr. Il. viii be CON.
tipued from Monday, June IL.
Pupils OF both sexes, of al ages and attAinments
received at any time in the Term
Terms $1,000 per quarter otter weeks each. .
~. ~. CHAs o, FILES, Principal,
% hanover st.
Portland. juno 10. 1855. junel2eOd2w
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NSpTECE.

l.i.o NOTICE. iess8ssa1 +
THE Trustees Of Westhrook seminary are hereby
II notified that heir Annual Meeting viii tie held
Tuesday the 27i ins,, at O'Clock in the after
no n, at the mloarg Building, ia Westbrook, eior
the transaction VI The foliowi aDusiness:-- A44
First--For the choices Of officers for the ensuing
year. -..a-vf rs4,,-1xrs 9fTa
Second-To fill any vacancies that may exist in
the B GARD of frustse
Third--To act upon any change of the Bylaw 8
that may be proposed 1919
F0urth--ro see what measures shall be taken 70
improve the seminary BUILDING and grounds, and
to transact any Other business that may legally
come before them said meeting aaA,ift q
GRANVILLE N. STEVENS,
Ssc'y Bosrl Trustees.
Westbrock, June ID 1865. junei5td
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j.. Ne. FECK TT,
Dealer. i'm Photographic Goods,
Mirrors and Engravings.
Msn1fsotu or of Mirror & Picture Frames.
No. Is MARKET SQUARE,
jmnel2fA IL PORTLAND, ME.


TvHE dwelling houss No rs Sumner st. 1t has
Il brick back, ID sished rooms, constant sup
ply of aqueduct and rain water, ana policy of
Insurance. Connected with 1t is wood. shed and
stable with cellar under it, There is good sized
front yard with lot of choice nit trees in it and
gatden lot; With . little repair it will be very
horse and carriage. Or he house may be occupied
by two miles, and the able may be made into
dwelling house. Lot so by le5 feet. Enquire at No
II Federal St. or of j. q. PR0CTER.
May 25-eodSw Lime St.
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LAnIE

Who have Geld hands ana feet weak StomAohB
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache;
dixziness and swimming in tho head, With indiges.
ton and constipation OF the boWels pain in the size
and back; loucorzhcsa Tor whftesli falling o. the
all that long train OF diseases viii and In Electric.
Ity sure means Of cure. For painful menetruaticE
too prof1se lnenstrRation, and all Of those long lire
of troubles with young ladies, Electricity Is certain
specific, and will, n short time restore the Sufferer
"a tina vf0or of health
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The first oil well has been opened in Hum
boldt County, at a depth Of so feet. The flow
is small. Is - ~ I. 10 e..na - ...s.-
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned, as
IN Execa or Of the 4 ill of Ebenezer Wilson late
of Portland, oeceass d. having received license there
for from the Hon. j. hn A. Waterman. Judge Of
Probate for Cnmbe -laud Sun'y. will sell a private
sale. at the Office of MeCobD 6 kingsbury; No SO
Exchange street, Portland Tuesday. July Is. 1865,
at O'Clock NJ. the following parcels of real estate.
belonging to the estate OF said Wilson: two story
Winter st, and q one story Wooden Hcu e,and land,
in the rear of STATE St, both in said Portla I'd.
SAM JEL ROLFE.
\ Portland, June Is, Ices aa1 w3w25 dit
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RmAp Dr.. HUGHES advertisement. in another
oolnmnu in his speciality DR.. Hughes u unequalled
by anv physician In this country
iRn1 WY
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Pass myers taking the l. 10 train from Philadel-
phia. will make sure connections with this Line. 3
n Pas engers taking The A. NJ. train from New
York will have tim T. dine in Baltimore. ggA
Passengers taking the P NJ train frem WASH
inRton will make sure connections wiIh this Line.
: FREIaHT taken to NORFoLfz, FoRTREss MONROE
an RICHMOND up to O'Clock. b
Information In regard T. the Line will be furnished
Superintendent New Line, Baltimore.
CIV, FoULsoN, General Passenger Agent.
June 10 Imeod.
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= SECOND RACE-open to tbs organized Boat
S1s5, 90; Second Pixie S7S, 90. ~ --I14
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July Fourth, A. D. 1865.

TIHE City Government OF Portland have arranged
Il Tor hegata OF Row Boats, to tai place in the
fr mt Harbor, July 4th, 1866, and offer the folJw
prizes:- diH saiagH 1dIift-I ~
FIRST RACE-Open to all, In Wineries and
Fancy BDais Of any decdp ion, to be pulled Dy one
First Prize $500 Second riae Ss5, 90.
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Tn, Brig Manzanilla, 1856 tom burthen
hrH old measurement, and well found in
ER[k Sale, Rigging, 70, now lying ut Central
4gANhiAr Wharf. 1sst l sss Sd aslt lte5a
- For particulars sppl, to aasa
ssess -e.4 n '-sfs j. s. WINS 1OW, uas
n iune15d2w 81 No Central Wharf.
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Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs.
100 DoZ Ladies Linen Handerchiefs just re.
NV ceived aud for sale at great bargain, at
IS @. f. PORTER,
june10dtf 100 Federal St
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE and Land No Go State Street. belonging
1Ito the heirs of the late Cotton Owen; lot so by
l4S3 feet One of the most desirable locations in
this city For further particulars apply to the sub
scrioer, at 1852 Fore Straest
June Is, 1865 -dsw# - 1T . 60 - =
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USITtD STArTs PAIEsT OyYIcE,i
WAsHisGToS Jan. q. 1865 !
AN THE PETITION Of IRA l.. CADY

" Of NewYoIt ~ w. praying for the extension Of pa
tout raued 10 him on tho 2th day Of April 1851 for i.
psoyoaon. ia Compound Metallic Door for vsnit Safes Ac
for seson years fom the expiration Of said PaeH which
lsA.s place On the 29th day Of pill, 1865,
ordered that the aid petition be heard a tie Psienl
Oce on Monday the 10th day Of April re, ut IL O'Clock
and al person. notified TO appear and show cause,
tLey hsye why sAid petition ought not to be granted
Persous opposing the extension required 20 he IN The
Paou Ofcc objections specially set forth IN writing,
1eny dsys before the dLy Of heannF all Testimony
fled by ohe! party be used Al the said hearing must be
taken aud trat- tcd ia accordance with tie Iue Of the
Office which viii be furnished an application.
Tstcstinoy IA the 'i be closed on TIE 27h day Of
March uoxt depoons and other papers relied upon tcs
nony be fed in tho Office or before the morning Of
tho; day. the arguments, If any within ten days thereaeF
O-dsred also that this notice be Published in The Clronf
Gle. Washington ID. C., srd The Tribune New Yors, y. "
week for three successive weeks; the ht OF s4id pub
locations be AZ least sixty days previous 70 The day Of hear
iug. ID. Z. EOLLANAf, CoHnissioner OF Patents.
g. fdtors Of he above papers viii please copy snd
send their 5l to the Patent O, with paper con:sns tbs
notice.
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DERSONAL.-I ia desired by the
undessned Of ne wbcrosbout aud condition Of lis Son.
EDWARD C. MIDDLETON, sixteen ysats Of ege, taLen
prisoner Atlanta Ca the ed Of July, 1864. EK-
changed prisoners others who give such iufonon
wall rocese proper reward If desired well a. ho thanks
Of nis ell cted paens. Adlsss L. c. MIDDLETON, Gin
cinr al, Oils