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CONVENIENT HOSPITAL FOB THE IN
VI SANE.

ST. ELIZABETH. d. c., August %, 1856.
Stone Masons are invited to Immediately make
sealed proposals, addressed to the superintendent
OF the Hospital, stating at what price per perch Of
twenty five t25 cubic feet. estimating only the ac
tual solid contents Of the wall laid. they will lay
the wall enclosing the grounds of the Hospital. ia
the same manner and Of the same sort Of materials
that may now be seen in unfinished portion Of
the wall on the public rood The work done in
each month Will be measured ct the end OF the
month, at the pense of the United States, By an
experienced sworn me asurer. probably by Mr..
John Hardness, and Immediately settled for in
accordance with such measurement. The work will
be overlooked as ii progresses BY an experienced
mason ~ the employment Of the hospital Materials
for scaffodng we'll a. stone lime. cement, and
sand, will be furnished on the ground, and water
trastors from good well very near the wall
Proposals will be received both from master ma
sons who intend TO employ others tn do the werk,
and from individual masons who intend TO hire
only lsborers and do the mechanical part of the
work themselves
The Superintendent of the Hospital distinctly
reserves the right to reject all offers under this
advertisement that he does not deem Cd geous
to the Government, and also At ny time stop
any portion of the work that 10 not being done
coIding to the agreement. 2o-dlOt
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THE EVENING STAR
The sDundephevy,

The great iron-clad ram Dunderhere, which
ba, teen built In NswYork IL at j. netn ready
for nee, ano was tried upon a short trip in that
haroor on "wednesday, with success, IL ~ re-
ported Previously, h-r MACHINERY mad been
Kept going =; the dock for forty-e ght nours, a
In he AlRorquin- livery thing 10 reported 70
save Wcrkeo smoothly. This monster ship is
SAID 10 be the lsrses, IRON clad IN + = American
navy She has two engines, of six Thousand
hoPse pO " eY each, and Q condenser twenty feet
long ana Ten fret IN diameter. She has also in
oependen mt engines, for ventilating and pump
ing purposes. Her boilers seventeen and
hall fe,t IN height, thirteen feet in depth, with
aoreaoth OF tu enty -one feet and oalf These
immense masses of iron weigh one million
eight thousand feet, and the propell-rs xenty-
five frst in diameter. The snip Is of immense
proportions, being three hundred and eighty
feet four inches in length, seventy tw feet ten
inches in breadth of beam, with q solid ram ex-
lending from the bow above and under water
fifty feet; her depth Of hold is twenty-t two. feet
and n half, and her draught of water is TWENTY
one feet. Her armor weighs two million two
hundred and forty thousand pounds She can
carry two millions and quarter pounds of
ccal and burns three tons and a q uarter hourIv
II 10 said that the full capacity of her engines
Will give her n speed of from sixteen to eigh-
teen miles per hour. Upon the trial on Thurs
day last, the ship ran down To the Narrows
where some experiments as 10 her capacity in
turning quickly were made. There were
forty one trials in all of her capacity, and she
was tnrned repeatedly in n space barely more
than half her total length, each complete re-
volution being made in an average time of three
minutes and thirty seconds, and not the least
dipping or lateral lurchIng being noticeable tn
the acutest observation. As an exhibition of
the rapidity and facility with which, in case
of conflict, the nautical anuihilator could
change her base, either 10 vary the direction
Other discharges or to bisect her opponent, this
execution was pronounced unapproac able ON
the part OF anything else that now carries can.
non by the unanimous verdict of the officials on
board. After this satisfactory test, the ship re-
turned 70 her dock, and preparations are now
being made TO make a trip TO sea, to try the
quality of the vessel under all circumstances
We need scarcely say that the Dunderberg car.
ries guns CT the largest calibre, and is truly
the most formidable vessel now afioat in any
navy.
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sFCRET DISEASES

tAsARrfAS GIT IL the nssst certain. safe and
ere tsl Indeed. the Osiy vegetable rama-
dJ svvf discovered Cures In two TO oar days aud
recent Gaze In t<enty four hours No minsral no
Be San. DO mr. my 0rl, tss pills to re t.s en- IL
!. theteldisrs pc. and . friend To- IAo-. ~ 40
nes want 10 te txacsed Nal Passages. SR:fe-
nah, So 800
sAssE rAN'- BOoT AND HsRs J ricgs-A ,, siriye
ans TermaLent sase Tor spy kil.s rf,fl's ul.-rs
Sores, epOfs. letters Sc Pee 81 u per bottle
soid y B. Z. FVra Soc advertisement nys
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SUDDEN INSANITY AND SUICIDE-There is
sudden outbreak of insanity in Italy let
ter from Milan says: THE great number of
cases of sudden In sanity that have occurred
this summer In this part OF Italy have been
repeatedly noticed by the Milan papers
Gases OF Madness said one of these on the
I'd OF August. follow each other with truly ex-
uaordinaIy frequency Not day passes
Wthou. three or four persons thus atiac ked
being conveyed TO the hospitals, there 10 be
taken care of until room can be made for them
In the establishments specially devoted to the
cure of insanify."'
The same writer. founding his conclusions
upo personal observation and the details of
cases reported in the Milan papers attributes
the cause To political excitement an xety about
friends, and shocks on learning their death
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DPePOsALs FOB SUBSISTENCE.

ACGUsr "a, 1856
Proposals will be received at the Office OF Indian
Affairs. Washington. D. c., until twelve O'CLOCK
noon OF sEPTEMBER q, 1876, fer Subsistence
Tor the Mfchitas and other affiliated bands OF
Indians In the :" Leased District, Indian Terri.
tory.
The bids will be at much per ration, as fol-.
lews: W.
pound Of Fresh Beef
:, OF pound Of Flour, or In lieu of Flour
pint OF Corn, Flour and Corn to be issued 81.
ternately.)
4Quarts of Salt per 100 rations
To be delivered at such points within the Leased
District" as may be designated by the agent sta
toned there; and all articles to be Inspected By
said agent.
The Department reserves the ri eht to reject all
bids and, II contract 10 entered into the rig hit
will be reserved TO terminate the same on thirty
days notice. at any time after the 3lst Of March,
Proposals will also be received, at the same time
and place, for r.m.ving: at SO much per head,
7eo more or lees. of WichitAs and other anil lated
bands. from their present agency. IN Butler coun-
~, ansae, to their former homes in the " Leased
District, }" distance Of about 30 milrs; such re
moval to include the subsistence OF the said In
ar % Iavfd COOIHY Comniz.;o...
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DROPOsALs FOB TOBACCO.

Q9kes DEPOT ConmtssaYy Of Snbstuenes \
WdsAinstos. ID. C., September S. 1856
cSeled Proposals in duplicate, Of the form fur.
hshed % the undersigned, viii be recei we'd A. this
Once until II O'Clock N. IN THURSDAY, 10Th in.
5000, FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS OF TO.
BACOO,
Tor the use OF the troops supplied from this depot
IL must be good soun article of plug tobacco "a
near g possible in sinsle pound pues, and or a
quality not inferior to the grade COMMONLY called
navy Plug" The boxes will be made Of strong.
substantial wood, well eoopered, and each box TO
contain nifty 800 pounds net. Tare to be Carefully
ascertained by stripping Q sufficient humber Of
boxes, The tobacco will be thoroughly inspected
by an experienced expert, aud meme received
which does not comply IN quality and weight with
the foregoing condition. In ali cases il will be
purchased :" Tax paid - i o0
Samples will accompany the proposals, and the
cerancate OF the inspector selected BY the under
signed VIII De attached to each bill of purchase
The name OF the contractor and dale of tram fer .
gross weight and tAre. to be marked legibIy en-
each box one half to be delivered within thirty
Gays from the acceptance Of the bid and tn e re.
msinder before the 18th OF October next
II Will be received in this city at either Of the
follow ing places, viz:
At the Government Warehouses. Sixth sire eft
wharf; ut the Monumental Grounds. Fourteenth
street; or At the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Depot
Payment to be made in such funds as may be on
hand for disbursement. upon the delivery of the
entire amount conn acted for.
se 66t Major and c. s., c g. A.
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DURE OLD PORT WINE

have received from the private stock of q we'll.
and nrst quality PORT WINE, "Alte Douro
1851 "
and it's effects upon persons suffering With All,
mepts incident TO the season have been very bone
fetal.
and can be relied on In every particular:
n W. BUROHBLL,
corner 18th and streets.
~ a u0der Ehhitt Home
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A BoGCs WEDDING.-The Christian Record
er says:-A few hours after a recent wedding in
salisbury. Mass. the officiating clergyman
discovered that the fact of his residence out OF
the State disqualified him from legally mar
rying- He hunted the couple with ali posi-.
sible speed but did not find them until the next
day, when he offered to refund the fee, but the
brides room would not take 1.-THE said a'twas
with it,"
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
i Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Washington County in the District Of Columbia.
letters testamentary on the personal 90.
tate of Mary Ryan. late Of Washington, d. O.,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber
on or before the 9Th day Of August next; they
may otherwise by law be excluded from ell benefit
of the said estate.
Given under nv hand this 9Th day Of August.
1856. PATRICK ODONN0dHUt,
gu 6law5w@ Executor,
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TWO BAD CASES OF PILES OURen nv nm
eTkICkLANDs PILE REMEnI

Mr. Glass. Of Jasesvills, Wisconsin writes for
the henent Of all who suffer with the pile. That he
has been troubled for eight years with an asera
yated case OF Piles. and bis brother As
from the n my as incur able he being unite nsrs
yItd With the Piles Both these distressing rases
we're cured WITH one bottle Of DR. sTRICKLSND,S
fiLE kAmkD1. The recommendation of thea
gentlemen beside the Dolly testimonials recei we'd
by III. strickland, ought to onvince these an ner
Ing mat tn most chr snic cASes Of Pie.
are cpred BY DR. strieklsnd's Pile Remedy NJ -
seld By Druseists every where Sold nv ! "
MAXIM a 90 CHAS. CHRISTIANIa am pa
avenue and S02 o. h street o. AZ n, a.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ARE YOU POSTED a. TO the peculfar iron
sInee Of PHALON 8 MIGHT BLUOMING CE-
hEUey" Its fragrance is the i'm prisoned breath
OF uswfthtrcd tropic blooms, sus pc nded ia the
puress medium ever used to d K and concentra'e
sny perfume. 1t Is The most indelible well a.
the most soothing and enhancing of all delicious
Cdorb. Sold eyery where
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OOLGArES ARomArIO yrorrAR,

Asuperior TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE Oils in combination With GLYcxnSI
and especially designed for the use Of LADIES and
fsIthe NuRsERY. Its perfume IL exquisite, and
washing properties unrivalled.
Tor sale By all druRRists feA-eol,
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ORPHANS COURT, Sept. LIST lS66.-DIsrRIcf
" OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY, Ts-tcH:
In the case Of Elizabeth Meem, administratrix af
John 7. Meem, deceased, the admi nistratrix
aforesaid has, with the appreciation of the Or
phxns' Court Of Washington county aforesaid,
appointed Saturday. the 9Th Instant for the final
settlement and distribution of the personal estate
of said deceased, snG Of the assets IN hand far
the same have been collected and turned into
money; when and where all the creditors and heirs
OF said deceased are Detiied to attend, with their
claims properly vouched. or they may otherwise by
law lie excluded from all benefit ia said deceased
estate; provided COPY of this order be published
once n week for three weeks in the Evening Star
previous to the said day.
Test: z. O. ROBBINS,
sc 3-lawSwS Register of Wills.
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We can console ntiously recomme nd to those suf.
IerlDe ron distressing cauRb, Dr. STRICK.
LANDS MELLIpLUOUs COUGH BALSAM
~ glses relief almost instanfa neous aud is with
Al not dissgreeable to the tA.te There IL no
coubt but the Mellihuous Cough Bslsam il one of
tne beet preparations In nse. and 10 all that Is
proprietor Claims for IL We have tried IL durina
the AT week, and found relief from a NEST dis,
He"nnS cough IT'S 1reDa,ed by DR.. stric klsnd, ,
no. I5S Sycamore street, Cincinnati Ohio, and
for sale By prnggists Sold by J W NAIkN =
~, also A. alTBS Drug store and ON
street. - - M, ~,
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y IOHAOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND P,
H TO0AC RAILROAD,
TO TRAVELLlRS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, rsvudav q. m sxee,tad,

Tho quickest and most direct route t. Richmond,
;.s .sS;S:, from si.ts ssSsss %h.1i, EeA&k
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad q,
now entirely completed fron AQUA Greek to Rich .
mond We, connecting there With trains the Rich.
Rone ana rstsTsburE And MShmend md DanvtHs
e ess!ssh, Greensboro. Salisbury, Charlotte and
Steamers Report and Q Vanderbilt leave Sixth
street Wharf daily tSuDday morning excepted) q
.. m and N. and arrive In Richmond q
THROUGH 10 RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS
Fifty Miles Shorter and ~ Hours Quicker THAI
Any Other h0ute.
. Be sure and Get Through Tickets vie AQuia
Creek and Eredertcksburg, to Richmond, ct the
COMPANY Office, corner OF Penna. avenue and 9Th
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons will be In
readiness 70 convey paSsenge - and baggage be-.
tween depots in Richmond
Passengers by this hne pass By daylight M0nt
Vernon, and may have an opportunity Of visi6na
several oattls- near Iredertckskurg By stop.
Breakfast and sup on board Of Steamer.
GEO. MATTIN0EY. Supt., Warrington, D. O.
MATHEW CLARK, Agent Ws.hington.
apply General Passenger Agent.
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IMPAIRMENT OF TRE INTERIOR.
II UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

On the petition Of yEA KOm ATKINS, OF No
keua Illinois PRAYING for the extension Of patent
for an Improvement in /" Rskes to Grain Har,
vesters." for seven years frem the expiration OF
nscsHSsn ncn tahes place on the 2ist day OF
its Ordered red that tn. said petition b. heard at
Der next, At u O'Clock snd all persons are no.
tilted to appear and show cause. If any they have,
Persons opposing The extension are T required to
file in the Patent ONCE their objections specially
day ali sd e.r
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
TRANSMITTED IN secoEdanee With the rules Of the
timony must be filed in the ONCE treniy DAYS before
ss day. .ss ss the the ANY,
Ordered, also. that this notice be published I'm
tone sna s the N TriSass
once week for three successive weeks: the
fret Of said % to be .t least sixty days
Commissioners Of Patents.
cory and send their bills to the Patent once With
paper containing this notice. se7-iaw3w
NAPOLHON Q HISTORY OF JULIUsC GsAR,
~ volume ID. Sir Morton PEG on the ke.outces
ysd. Davis. ~ Vineyard s L.ksyiev.. Nvsrs'
Letter Carrier. -Four Years in the BadSis: b.
h;Tss' e''n'f' yRAzok + YIoR,
III on wines Household Cooker. CARVING &c.
5ss, 0 M: 'f Hsss SSs: oaH's
s: g g v''s'ni' H0''i THssox rAYIoR.
nEATn. DEATH, pEATH-To Roaehss, Bsd
End Sauci sfoSks m, 9f P..s {.
sfHsdieins. &C.. & SssssnsISs Irisss. SSS
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N BW RIV ER LINE.

The fine Steamer wAwAsET will Ee4A@N
leave WARRINGTON on every Fri
day morning at O'Clock for CURRIOMAN Be-
turning, will leave CurrieDan 1t O'Clock Sunday
evening.
She will touch at all Landings for freight and
passengers. which will be taken ct THE LOWEST
POSSIBLE RATES
For freight or passage apply to
JOHN VAN RI5WICK,
General Superintendent p. r. Co,
Seventh Street Wharf.
iron Tuesday, the 18th instant, she will com
meDce to make her semi.weekly trips, leaving
Warrington on Tuesdays and Fridays returning
ses-u JOHN VAN RIswICK.
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II + DIOAL STAFF,
SURGEON IN OHIEF.

IAW AMP sL RiReAoTICs OF
Ial Of Parliamentary Prsetice. Bufleishss LesiS-
lstive Guide. Jsnersonb Manuel. 6utherlsnii 3
febstipg Societies. Mcpherscns PoiiticSi an.
pal Tor 1856. McPhersonb Political Historv ~ ths
cit ~ COZ -
sole chssp. .tauJ ". q. 1I3zI60fTS a..
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY pEPARfMRHr.

~ BuKR.u OF NAVIGATION,
WARRINGTON DRY, Sept. Z, 1855
eeaied Proposals, eniersedf' Pro posals for Build.
ing two Houses ~ the Naval Academy, ABnape-
lie, will be received at this Office unfit ~ oeloc
m, on the 18th day Of Septe Dber 1885 for build
ing two small Houses st the Naval Academy An.
naDolis.
Plans and specifications can be seen a. the Once
Of the OWL Engineer Of the Bureau Of Yards sni
Decks, room No. ~, on the fret floor, Navy De-
partnent. Bidders will state the price for which
they viii Furnish all materials and Gem plete the
lions, and also the time In which they will eng age
THORNTON A. JENKINs,
~ eotd Chief of bureau
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RAILROAD LINES.
TBROCsH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK

TBR0GsH LINE sETwrkN WASHINGTON
&Al ~
MAsnfseroS, March a,IsB.
Trains between Washington aud New York are
yOB NAV iORK, Without change OF care.
Leave daily texoept Sunday ct 7:so .. m. and
IOR NEW YORK, changing cars al Philaasl.
Leave daily t..esps Sunday 1t Ill, a N. and
roR pHILApEtPHIA,
Leave daily ls.css t Sunday at 7:so and HIS q.
Leave for Few forh and PhiIsdelpA,. q. $50 p.
sleepins car. for New York on $50 p. m. train
-Ihroush tickets to Philadeiphis. New York or
Boston, can Be- had st the Station Once q all hours
in Ss Siy 81 :. q f s ss L.
s: i1:a
SoEI J s::;:s 4 4,.f:;
. ., emo ). xoosiTSSS. Agent. w. ssfa:
- WAsHINsrON, jane IS, 1885,
&&s;ss;za;sssE &c Go - 60
hosH. and wsssINeroN AND A THs S WEI
are now run - follows. viz:
fun bALTIMOhB
Leave daily, except Sunday. ct Ton. 7:so, and
n:l6 .. m. and 2:46, and $50. and 500 p. m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, At 100 O. m, and
2:45 and 500 p. m. ~
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPoLIs
JUNCTION.
Leave at 6:l6 and TOO .. m, and at 2:45 and IS
,. m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 90 and 7O .. m, aud 40 ,. m No
trains to or from Annapolis on Sunday. 'o
ro9sH sGNR Aa,r
Leave aeI:S0 .. m, and 2:46 and 90 p. m.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave at 80 a. m, and 2:45 and 500 p. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except sunday, 1t 7:SO a. m, and
On Sunday at 500 D. m only. connecting at Relay
StAton with trains from Baltimore to Wheeling,
Parkerkburg. &c.
THROUGH TICKETS to the West can be had at
the Arlington Station Ticket Office ut all hours
IN the day z: we'll ss At the new sfee Of the Insu
opposite south wing Treasury Department.
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, see
advertisement Of Through Line.n
W. 2. SMITH Master of transportation
d. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
&C 50 GEO. 8. KOONTZ. Agent, wAshin, ton.
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SURELY,
SUBELL STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY,
sMoLANDIRp EXTRACT BuOKu

II CURING
sSerS eess OF KIDNEY Dn1AsI, RHxyMAYIsM,
CRAWL, URINARY DISORDERS, WIAKNKss and
PAINS In the BACK, TEMALE COMPLAINTS and
3RorBLBs arising from IxcEssKs OF ANY KIND.
OOAE, re AFFLICTED
Try LANDER's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Bold By all Apothecariss. Price q. D.BARNEB
CO., New York. and BARNES. WARD 4 CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEI0H
koGHRs, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass,
General Agents. fab ,o-,v
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TO CONT 3 A TOR 8.

O6es Of Assistant CoDlmissary Of SHbsisfence,l
For; kcHenry, Md Sept 4. 1855. (
Sealed Proposals will be received at this of8oe
for suPIlZips the troops at Fort MeHenIy, Nd ;.
October, 1876.
The Beef to be Of good and marketable quality,
In equal proportions Of fore and had quarters,
lneeks shanks and Kidney tsrow to be excluded
20 be delivered IN such Quantities and at such
umee-not exceeding three tmes q week-as the
nate.
The necks Of the cattle Slaughtered to be deliv.
cred under this contract shall be cut of at the
fourth ysrteeral Joint: and the breast trimmed
down. The shanks of fore quarters shall be cut
on from three to four inches sb We the knee Joint
and Of hind rters from six to eight inches
the gambrel or hook Joint
The proposals.. endorsed I" Proposals for supply.
ing Fresh Beef, IN be sent to this once on or be-
fore II m Of the 14fh instant Each proposs To be
accompanied by an approved guarantee that the
party proposing will enter into bonds 10 perform
the contract.
Toe undersigned reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids not TO the interest Of the United States
A BANCROFT
% 7.tseA Brevet Capt. q. 9. A A. c. g.
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MOTH AND FRECKLES,

Ladies' an1ietsd with D1scolorstions on the Face
called moth patches or freckles, should use PsR.
RYT celebrated MOTH and FRICKLI LOTION
1t IL infalnble Prepared by d.. B. O. Perry. Der.
mstolegist, 80 Bond st., n. Y. Sold By all drug.
gtsts In Washington and elsewhere. my D-eosm
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WHAT THE SURGEONS SAT- OF THE AMAB
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT OPTIC


On the petition OF JOHN PEPPER, of Lake Viii
lage, n. h, praying for the extension Of spateut
granted on the s,h day pesember 1854: patented Ia
England the I'D day Of November. 1852, and re-
issu ed to said Pepper October q 1853, tor I'm
provement In Knitting Machines, for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent. which takes
place on the 22d day Of November, 1866:
1t 10 ordered that the saad petition be heard at
the Patent once on Mopdsy. the sth day of No
notified appear and show cause, any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
Ole In the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth in writing, at least twenty days before
the day of hearing; all testimony nled by either
party TO used at the SAID hearing must be taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rules of
the Office which will be furnished on application
Depositions and other papers reiies upon as tes-
timony must be filed in the Office twenty days
before the dav Of hearing; the arguments. IL any,
within ten days after filing the testimony
Ord cred also that this notice be published in the
Republican and the Iptelli encer, Washington, D.
c., and in the Journal. Portsmouth,, n 81 +,
once Q week for three successive weeks; the first
of said publications to be at least sixty days prev
Gus to the day OF hearing
T. @. THEAKER,
Commission of Pa'ents.
P.e.-Editors of the above papers will pl ase
COPY and send their bills to the Potent ONCE with
Q paper containing this notice. au g. w3w
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II T. COFFEE MOSES BATES
GENERAL &, G9M sikI SfSt.N "a MnEARnGHANTs
INV ORLEANS.
Strict attention given to the purchase and sale
Of Merchandise. Liberal advances made on Con.
ugnments. my l6 II
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CEL Z RATED II Ms.
ORANGE BRAND, lMarylsnd eured.)
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