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Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-03
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, J
- AIEV NDFP H0uNTv

GTATE OF ILLINOIS.
~ ALEXANDER COUNTY, 81
In the Circuit Court of Alexander county, November
term, 1866.
Alfred B. Stafford,
Annie NJ G. DeVassa. Bill to fore lose MORTGAGE
Aailavt of the nonresidence of Francis NJ c. De-
vassa and Annie M. c. Devassa, the above named de-
iendants having been flied in the Clerks office of the
Circuit Court of said county, notice is therefore hereby
given to the said Francis NJ G. DeVassa and Annie Nj
Q. Deyassa that the complainant flied his bill of com
plant in said Court the Chancery side thereof the
Fourteenth day of September 1865 and that tereupon
issued out of said Court reurnable the law
directs. Now, unless you, the said Francis NJ c. De-
Vassa and Annie NJ c. Devassa shall personally be and
appear before the Circuit Court Of said county the
first day of the next term thereof to be holden at the
Court House in the city of Caro- in said county the
third Monday of November next, and plead answer or
demur to the said compliments bill of complaint the
and the matters and things therein charged and
stated will be taken confessed and decree entered
against you according to the prayer of said bill.
JOHN HARTMAN, Clerk.
Cairo, Illinois, Sept. 18th, 1865.
HAYNlE, MARSHALL & GILBERT
seeptlb-wow Solicitors for Complainant
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


PUBLIC.
Certain parties who have recently engaged In the Ice
business Cairo representing themselves furnish
ing ice at lower than do. We wish all
cerned to that and will sell at as low
a price as any Others be they who they may. We have
been steadily engaged in the business in Cairo for the la
seven years. keeping supply on hand winter and sum
mer business is here and whatever Of capital we
possess is invested here and here intend to stay We
birds of passageand no transient concern that
comes to sell ice during the few hot summer months and
en- leave for their homes to enjoy the money made
from the citizens Of Cairo shall under-se us. And we
respectfully solicit the continued patronage have
hitherto had and which have endeavored to deserve
By unremitting attention to the wants Of Customers
night and day. at as low rates reasonable profit
would allow when the business in hands and
without competition.
Families and Saloons supplied at their doors
ual.
Steamboats, at all hours, night and day.
J. GUSHING SONS,
Office No. Springfield Block,
And cor. Commercial Av. and Twentieth (20) ST.,
my9-dtf Rear Of Cairo City Mill.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

L A Estate of Alexander Rose. deceased
The undersigned having been appointed Administrator of
the of Alexander Rose late of c,unty of Alex
ander and State of Illinois, ieeea hereby gives notice
that he will appear before the County Court of Aexan-
der County, at the Courthouse in Giro the October
Term, the third Monday in October next, at which
time all persons having claims against said estate are
notified and requested to the purpose of ay-
ing the adjusted. All persons indebted to said es-
requested to make immediate pay ent to the un-
dersgne1.
Dated this Goth day of August A. D. 1865.
aug26w6t WILLIAM r. SCOTT Administrator
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LEGAL.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, }

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Alexander county,
In the Circuit Court of Alexander County, the Novem-
Der Term, 1861
HELEN Kirby
In Chancery-Bil for Divorce.
Paul T. Kirby.
4 FFIDAV1T of the n-residence Of Paul T. Kirby
n the above named defendant, having been fled
in the clerks office of the Circuit Court of sail county,
notice therefore hereby given to the said Paul T. Kirby
that the complainant filed her bill Of complaint in said
court the chancey side thereof the Goth day of
September 1868, and that thereupon Summons issued
out of said court returnabe as the law directs
Now unless you, the said Paul T. Kirby shall person
ally be and appear before the Circuit Court of said
y the first day of the next term thereof to be holden
at the Court House in the city of Cairo in said county,
the twentieth day of November next, and plead
demur, to the said complanant's bill of
plaint the same and the matters and things therein
charged and stated will be taken confessed and
decree entered against you according the prayer
said bill. JOHN Q. HARTMAN, Clerk
Cairo, illinois, September 20th 1865.
HAYNIE, MARSHALL & GILBERT,
Sol's for Comp lainant sep20d1twtd
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
L that default having been made on the pay
ment of portion of the amount secured, to be paid by
certain mortgage, executed by James Frederick
Wlhney Frederick his wife, to Isham N. Haynie
december 18th 1850, recorded in the office of the Clerk
OF the Court of Common Pleas and Elk Ofcio Register of
Deeds for the city of Cairo. Illinois, in Book page
50 &c, the amount now being due and pay able being
Sl25 prlhcpa and Interest thereon the of ten
per cent. per annum from December 17th 1862 less
800, paid October End, 1863, l, the undersigned to
whom said mortgage was made by virtue of the terms
and provisions of the same, will, Thursday the 18th
day of October next, A. d. 1867 at 10 O'Clock NJ.
that day, under and by virtue of the pc sale con
tanned in said mortage sell at public auction gh-
est bidder for cash at the front door of the Court House.
in said city of Cairo in the county of Alexander and
State OF Illinois, the premises in said mortgage described
ty 30, in the city of Cairo Illinois, with the appurten-
anccs to satisfy the purposes and conditions mort
gage ISHAM N. HAYNIE
Sept y, lSoo-W4W. Mortgage,
, 1865-11-07
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work, only to do it more quietly. The
last part of the advice is not yet follow
ed. I went to a meeting of Fenians the
other night in this city, at which about
1900 were present, nearly all of whom
had paid SOC. for admission. There were
many women and girls among them, and
they seemed by their manner to think it
a great distinction to be a Fenian sister.
The principal speaker told his audience
that now was the time to pay up their
subscriptions, and that arms and soldiers
would soon be on their way to Ireland.
He threw himself into a frenzy in speak
ing of England, and quickened it ina
mensely when he came to deal with The
Times. The people yelled and hooted,
and there was a very brisk demand for
ogerbier shortly afterwards in the m
date ne~ighbourhood, the Fenian sisters
joining with great spirit in this part of
the proceedings also. The news of the
arrests made in Ireland cows some Of the
loud-mouthed "orators" who have been
living sumptuously on the strength of the
wrongs of Ireland, and it has given a
timely warning to their silly dupes. The
Americans themselves may find after all
that they have got more than they bar
gained for in an organization which can
be more powerful for evil in this country
than in England.
The State Convention of Georgia will
meet on the 25th of this month, and the
people are now about TO elect their dele
gates.
, 1865-11-07
From the Spectator, October, 49,

A disgraceful catastrophe is reported
from Calcutta. On the 10Th of August
the Eagle Speed quilted Port Canning for
Demerara, with 800 men, % women, 63
children, and 80 infants or board. She
had passed the Roy Mutlah Sands, when
the cable which connected her with the
steam-tug broke, and the vessel, which
had touched the sands in passing and
sprung q leak, began to sink. The
steamer made no effort to save her, the
pilot left the wreck in O boat for the tug
and refused to return the European sail
ors got drunk, and no one assisted the
wretched coolies except Captain Hoskins,
the %port-master, who happened to be on
board. He made five trips, saving some
169 coolies, and would have made more,
bat was disabled by sunstroke. The
steam tug then left the ship, which did
not sink for eighteen hours, and all the
rest of the coolies, more than 800 were
slowly drowned, or swan ashore, to be
eaten by the tigers. The European crew
of the pilots boat had to be heavily brib-
cd TO, induce them to go back to save
their W captain, and the pilot peremp-
torily refused. He can be punished, be-
ing liable to be cashiered for misbeha-
viour, but there is no punishment for the
captain of the steam-tug or the sailors.
They did not drown the babies,-they
only let them drown.
The Emperor Macmillan has issued a
decree stating the terms by which immi-
grants will be encouraged TO settle with
in the empire. Every Immigrant will be
entitled 10 a free grant of land with an
immutable title, will enjoy religious IL
berty, and viii be exempt from military
service for five years. Those are very
satisfactory terms, and the only difficult
ty is to understand why, when the United
States grant precisely the same, land in
cluded, any sane person not a Spaniard
should 90 to Mexico. Is the absence of
railways to be the temptation, or the pre-
sence Of ~brigandage, or the use of q for
, 1865-11-07

heart, and tries to combine his informa-
ton" But the articles .'China'; and
metaphysics" fit even less arkwardly in
to each other than the outer world and
Archbishop Cullen's dreams.
DR.. Chapman has had an opportunity
Of trying his treatment of cholera by ap-
plying ice-bags to the spine at Southamp-
ton, and reports the result of the method
ia six bad cases, in all of which the cold
ness of the limbs had set in, in an inter-
esting letter to yesterdays Times. In all
the cases the ice restored warmth to the
limbs, and very much mitigated the sick
ness and choleraic symptoms, but in two
the patient died from exhaustion in spite
of this improvement,-in one Of which
the treatment had been discontinued
through the ~intoxication Of the nurse. In
the other four cases the improved symp-
toms had either resulted in convalescence,
or in good hope Of it. The southampton
authorities are sufficiently impressed by
the treatment to have provided ice and
ice-bags for all who want them, and the
Hampshire Independent asserts that "seve-
raj people undoubtedly owe their exis-
tence" to the new method Of treatment.
, 1865-11-07
Total 1856 40

Total $245,886 49
Balance of deposits S 51,517 81
8 new deposit accounts, viz:
3 Various.
IA Withdrawals amounting to. -$9O1 10.
Receivers for Saturday, 18th Nov. 1865.
In CHRISTIANSTED
E. F. Monefeldt, Esq. Trustee.
F. c. w. Weiss, Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED
Geo. Walker, Esq, Trustee.
F. A. Lund, Esq, Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN.
President.
st. Croix, 9th November 1866.
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DAHL II RurpE1r, Ancdonrer
II s. GOVERNMENT VESSELS AT
" AUCTION

BURDFTr JoNEsG Co will Son on TUESDAY, Sept
s. 1853 At V O'Clock noon at TIE Navy-Yad brooklyn 10y
Steamer AUGUSTA DiNSMOKE-Leusth, 1859 fsrt I,
oresdh 8 f-. 10 inches; depth Of hold eo 2inehe' be
stroke 10 nehes two Erirsson engine. boiler with two
Steamer FORT MORGAN-Lsu,tb. 2og feet; breadth. -
est inches; depth ofhod 10 eo incl between decks
Zee, INC IS drph ofow.r Lod c-i uch-s; diameter
OF cylinder 30 inches; stroke. ~ inches; two vertical
gin.- one o9 Sn,, Vita TIRE furnaces
rches depth IL feet pin between decks feet
OF cylinder - inches stroke 20 nrbes two Lozoutal en-
gne- two boi ers with fonr furnaces
| Siir-Whee Steamer hONDURAs-Isnrh 10 fee, g.
breadth ~ iee depth Of hold 10 i-et eh-s diameter Of
cylinder g inches length OF stroke ono steam en-
sido-wh-e sesper wANDo-L-ng,h, ass feet, breadth
26 feet depth hold II feet diameter Of cyid
So inches stroke feet two ocilAing engines ;ubur
boilers. containing eisht furnaces
inches breadth 20 feet Depth ect iach.s di.netr of
cy nder 81 nchr; stroke, iret beam engine one
Scr W steamer QUEEN-Length I6a fee, 9 ,neb,,,
breadth 20 feet; depth OF hold crt hight tween dee
feet incbes diameter Of cy nd~r - inche, stroke a.
inches eyrica .ng.ne, boiler wi three furnaces
Scrcw-fteaner DAfLlGHi-L.ngn, l75 feet; breadth. n
feet inches; depth Of hold u ieet hight between decks
feet 10 inches diameter Of cylinder a inches stroke a
inches
- fet inches dep ioet iuches diameter Of cylinder
screw Tasbost AMARASTiA S-ienTh 100 fee,; breadth
% let depth ioet inches; diameter 4 cy ndeT 80 inches
sr,,,y '1y O. tJJALen,S s. fr.ts inches, breadth Il
feet inches depth ieot inches Engine one Boiler
Furnace
sidewheel Ferry.bost "COH HuLL"-Length 1911 feet
breadth % feet 10 ches depth n e & declined Engine; d.
tIDesr Of cy Under 80 inches stroke feet one borr
sidew b-e. Ferry boat ShOhOkON-Length ~ feet
inches breadth ~ ret inch ,pth 10 fee. 5iDc-s dsneie
Of cylinder 81 inches stroke feet Beam Engine;
Boiler.
Schooner GEO. MANoHAM-Length iO7 feet, breadth 2;
feet iucies; depth feet inches
Brig BOHlO-Lengh 100 feet breadth "a feet inches
depth !eet inches
IKRxs-weny per Cen, on day OF sale the basnce within
sX days when tne vessels must be removed yard
4. H. BELL. fommaudant.
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OUARrHRwAsrKR GRHERALs OyTHB,
WARRINGTON DC, July a. lt6.
VI AND MULES

VI AND MULES.
rs 900 ANIMALS TO BE SOLD DURING THE MONTH
or AUGUST.
In the States OF NewYoTk. Pennsylvania Ohio. Indiana
Delaware, Maryland and Nsw-Jers.y and the District
VIII be sold a, public AUcToY to IN. bisht.. bidder, I.
the time and places named below; w;
NewYork City, Tuesday and Friday Of each vesh, soE
Sewiok City, Wednesday Of each week 200 Mules each
flmr., Tuesday. August ., 200 Horse.
Emira. Tuesday, August Is, 900 Mules
Albany. Friday, august ., 900 Mules:
Buffalo, wednesday Il. Aesos, - so 70, Males
fESNs ~ 81 9oo por,., each A,
Philadelphia "Wednesday and Saturday Of each week, lO'
Pittsburah thursday Of esch week $50 Mules zach day
Pousvii'r. Tuesday August |, 200 Mnies
YORK friday, Augus, 4 zoo Horse,
Neville Wednrsdsy, Ausns, 9, 100 Horses.
Neville Thursday. Ausus, 10, 100 Mules
Reading, Friday, August H. POO Hor,es
shiIpen,bureh, "Wednesday n,u't TO- 100 HorseA
Ere, Thursday. August II. 200 Horse.
Shippen.burgh Thursday, August II, 100 Hnles.
Nillsinspoit Friday. August ~, goo Homes
India,a Mondy Agsn,, ~ =" hoI Re oo gor,.
chsmber,bars, Thur.d.y Angus, y, io0 Mules
Milton. Friday, August Is 2u0 hones.
Carlisle, Wedresd4y August o. 100 Horses
Carlisle, Thursday, August 81, lO0 huiea
Coumbiana, Tuesday August /. 100 lIorses
Salem, W.dne,dsy August 100 hoI'es
Canton. Saturday, August >. 2'J HoIses
Cleveland Tuesdsy, Ausus,e, ;os Mules
Nss.llon Tuesday. August IS, 900 liorseG
Cre.tline. Thursday. August H. 800 Mules
Cleveland Monday, August II. .ov hofseI
INDIANA.
Fort WAYNE Thursday. Augu. "a 1000 MuleA
DELAWARE
Wilmington Tae.osy OF each week. 200 Horses each Day.
Wilmington Friday Of zach week 30 Mules each day
SEN-JEKSEf.
Trenton Thursday, Augus; 90 200 Mines
Trenton, Ibursday, AUgu-t - 2fO Mules
MARY LAND
Baltimore. "Wednesday, August and wednesday Of seeh
week thereafter, 30 Horses each dsy.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
Each week day, 2Oo Mnles
OIEsBORO. u. e.
Zach week day ercep, edrcsday 200 Horses.
Az opportunity 20 purchase superior csss OF saddle and
dra ANNALS FAR les nsn their true value now offered
to the pnb b.. -,
1bon.ntnr majority Of them sound and servtc~sble
n. longer required In 'he army and mutt b~ sold
MANY bought in tie bry ming OF IN" war
when younT panied the armies IL all hes marches aud
are Oughy broken hardened BY erefce fen'
tie and iiuar from being Ions surrounded BY the soidefs
Animals viii be .od singy.
Sales to conuenc" at 10 q.
Terms-Cssh. Ia Ulited states currency.
JAMES A. EKGS,
Brew Bhg Gen In charg. lat Div. q ~ o. d.
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1I,HE AMERICAN INSTITUTE will hold

II lhrir sh ANU 70 fNTfTHT no az rn' NrTT0Ty on
nth :. Nrw-York from sept ember ". 20 October ID.
!, - consist exclusively e AMERICAN INVENTIONS.
Al .SifEACTURES aud PRODUCTIONS. Manufacturers.
,,tculurs Hort cuturists and oilers solicited 10
,rbntr article, for exhibition NJ charge will be- made for
prcr Inventors AMI Manufacturers Of Machinery p'r ic-
Nan hal be rsry composed OF machinery In motion. APP
nj cations should be made at IL which must be-
Sta ed the ofthc Article aid residence 81 rIho
or and amount OF space required Machinery received 70
cary o. sept other articles tho 9TH to i2ih Of sept
PREMIUMS Of God Silver aud Bronze Medals and Diplo
ma. will BE- awarded In tho Agricultural and horieutus
Departments silver Cups aud Plate will be AWARDED appi
eaiio may be- made aud Circulars obta ned, by addrr.E
u. TILLMAN ESQ. American Institute. New ierA
for exhibition must be directed to }. W. ChAM"T"''
Arnory, Fourteenth st.. New.iork..
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Dipi0en6 Notices.
oynox o. TIE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAIL

oynoR OF TIE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD Co,
CHICAGO III. August 8, l5CJ.
DIVIDEND NOTlCE.-The Board OF Di-
~ rscton o. the CHICAGO and ALTON RAILROAD
COMPANY bs > this day dec SEED DIVIDEND Of THREE
~ OSEHALF PER CENT, free OF Government tsI, out
At ssring foT the last III months upon the PreeTsd
p Common Stock Of the Compony payable at the ONCE Of
nssRs NJ. r. JEsUP \ Co, No 30 kxchGrgcpsce, in the
Py Of N.wYor the first day Of ScprnD'r next to the
edsrs Of said who may be registered such at the
esss bssness hours the 2st inst, at which time tie
sAe Books viii be cosed, and reopened the I'd day Of
ss1ssnber next for transfer.
". 81. LARRABEE, s.cret.ry.
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o. \ NAvyyARD, Gosros I
CoxxANpAsrs OFFICE, Aug a. 1868
DY HORATIO HARRIS & Co.,

- No "a lnds-st..
T.s II g Steamers NEW. LONDON, ALBATROSS,
Wilderness aud PENGUIN, tie bank MiDNlGH., and
the .choorers PARA. O. ". ROGERS, sOrhhoNIA nnd
John GRIFFITh, will be sod at public auction, ~
HORATIO HARRIS, q, this Navy Yard, On FRIDAY, inc
eighth day Of September. at twelve O'Clock. 49,.
The New. London i. a wooden screw steamer tuhhsse
length 100 80 feet breadth 1913 feet depth 8I1 feet
The Aloatro,s j. wooden screw steamer 'ohnaso 'ens
1850 Is feet breadth 20. depth 1873
The Wilderness i. woodcn sidewhesl steamer. tunnsge
length l4o feet. bT, Sdth 2o.3O. depth 1850 =,
TIE Penguin wooden screw steamer tuhnase ehg'h
feet breadth -, depth -.
The Midnight is clipper bark, unnage "hso i|' 'ee'
breadth i7.s3 feet, depth /. feet. M,
The Para schooner tunnage length $40 feet oresdth
"a - feet depth feet. -, 49,.
The O. W. Rogers is schooner, tunnsse length 10 fee'
breadth 22.33, depth b73.
The SophrOpa il schooner tunnage length Iooo' iee'
breadth 49, de- PHI S.2j. ~ 80,
The John Griffith is schooner, depth ll43o feet orendth
20 feet, depth Q. . =,
Five per Of the purchase money must be Pd on hs
day Of sale and the remainder before TIE vessel 10 removed
from he Navy Yard which be done within ak day,
tho day Of sale. An inventory OF the articles 10 De 500
with the vessels will be fouud a. this Yard .
5. H. SrRlNGHAM, ResrAdmirsL
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Proposals.


GENkRAL MANAGER MILITARY RAILROADS U. g., I
WAsHINGToS. D. C., July 81, 1873
EOR SALE-CIIATTANOO ROLLING
MlLL.-PROPOsALS will be received at this Office IN
M IL o'clock noon WEDNESDAY. september l3 1865 to
purchase the IT, 3 M'sry Railroad Rolling Mill at Chs'a
nooes Tenn. with the biny tools building hitnrrs
and rack connecting the Rolling Mil with tie Nashville ana
Chattanooga railroad.
The Mil and machinery constructed 70 rero rairosd fon
are entirely new and Of the most improved character.
FOR full description aud dtas operation, capacity. 8c,
apply in person by letter to T. W. YARDLEY, ChA''s'
uoogs, Tenn.
All bid. should be indored Proposal to purchase Chatts
noogs kolingMl.'
u. c. McCALLIM. Brevet Bre Gen..
Director aud General Manager Military Railroads, U. D.
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~ respectfully invited until September IS 1855 for tho
chase OF 600 barrels. or more ofRECTlFIED COMMITS
SARY WHISKY Of superior quality, In store IN Nor
folk, Va. Pseharr. newly gaus.d In pnms order. And
Of the very beet quality Terms cash delivery.
for any part Of the above will be entertained Samples 81
the sbove be either At Commssay Store house
Dock In Norfolk; 1t Fort Monro~j No 10 Southst Bslt
more and No. State st., New York.
Proposals to be addressed to THOS. C. SULLIVAN
Captain sad Z. {. y, psEt Y W. kstWepd VI
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DEPARrxssr or TnR INTERIOR.
Usirgp srArYs PATENT OFyiCE. Z
ONTHE PETITION OF LOUISS. ROBBINS,

ANTUE PETITION LOUISS. ROBBINS,
ofN,wYo,s n w. tr,ying for the ruslon Of pufei
ud 10 Im ON tre ith dy of November. ls3 for 30 in,
proy.rnrn, in DISABLING ACID AND NA TN rho'
xtcl takes pisc. on the tth day of November 3D. NJ.
IL ordered that the said petition De hraih al w. -
one. on MONDAY the 23d day Of Oeooef next az -
ociock M and all p.rsons notified {" hII~nf sa sJ"
cause. II any thsy have why said pesion ous' no'
r~r.on, opposing the extension src required 20 n IN %
Patent hce thri bor specially vel or'h ~ ".s ~
a, c,nf d,y. before the jiy oil bearing all testimony ~
Inv h,r psrty to be- used the sid hearing mat oe d
AMI ,a.ni I'd IN accor lance with tho rule" Of inc "'
witch will be furnished on application , ,,
D.poons sud other papers rrlird upon rs esiho'y ,
n. Ell In tho Office fnfy Day. before the day Of e
o n. ri,bp q. i,ys aner Ing the ties ino ny
o,dered slsa IL at this notice be published ~ he
W,.hne.n D. C.. and Tribune N,w fcrs ~ i. ~
- ~ br.r .nec..s wrss The Of Of sid pup ca'iohs
n, n, AT least sixty day. pr vior. to the day 81 nearing
" ID Y. HOLLOWAY, Commissioner OF ratehus
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Cusros. Housg, NRw.YoRK.

PROPOSALS will be received at this office
until the L., Of sEPTp Der for supplying SHIP
CHAhLLkRY for the R.venue Gutter. and boat IA this
Collection District for the year ending June yh 1875
In pursuance Of nstrucon FROM tho Secretary of the
Treasury th~e proposals. will be resp.c,ivs guam
tti,s and they will sopsceds all proposals made povouy
TO this date.
Lists Of the articles required viii Be furnI.hed ON sppca
ton the office Of the Superintendent of tho Revenue
Marine, No 20 Pinsst L. DRAPER Colrctor
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Giationern ano Fanfn 1ooos.

NOCHRANEs GLASS INKSTAND MANU-
" FACTORY No. liz Williams: n YAH Kind. Of
Gut Pressed aud Plain Glass nkstsnd Sponge Cups, Papr
Weights and Library Ink,tand. IN Oak Ebony aud Walnut
stands the lowest Manufacturer prcea S-Ord.rs
for Export promptly attended TO.
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DEPARTMENT oy THE ISrEEfos.
UNIT d STArEs rATSSr Oyficr,
ON THE PETITION of LoUiSs. ROBBINS

IN THE PETITION of LOUIS :. ROBBINS
NJ Ner.Yok ~ y praying for extension o. paten,
,,nu,rd 10 him ON the dy OF Novemhrr 1881 iot IN i'm
provrm,nt in LUBRlcArlN0 OH. fkoN hoNiN. ior
place on the h day II November. l"a -,
ordered III til. said petition be he's al the rften,
OsI .. on MONDAY the 23d dav 4 October next at u
o locs M End III persons noted TO sppsar ana Sow
case any thy have why 'sd petition ought n'i TO De
srfu'.d g., l.. a.
Persons oppo.in, tho extension are required 70 ne ths
Patent Office t, objections specially set ios 10 whs
ss trenfv iy, b-or thu day Of her all testimony h"d
by either ps to BE- used TIE sat bsrns must be taken
anil ru,m.d In srco dance with the Tues OF tue once
" ieb will be- furnished On app'icsiion
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