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IMPAIRMENT or THE INTERIOR.
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFPICF

-, WARRINGTON, August Is, 1876
On the petition OF 1kAsM Us A. POND OF But
land, vermont, praying TOR the extension OF pa
1897, fer an improvei .ent in Pill msking Ma,
chimes. " for seven years from the expiration Of
said patent; which takes place ON the7 th day Of
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard a.
the Pete Mt 0kce on Monday, the 10th day of No
vembefS.Ct at - O'Clock H.; and all persons
are noe"SH to appear ard show cause, III any
they - why said petition ought not to Be
Persou1sopposine the extension are required 10
hle in the Patent Uf6ce their sbjeciions specially
&c forth jn writing, at least renty days before the
day of herring: all testimony fled by either party
70 be used Ct tho said bearing must be taken and
Transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the Of
nee. which will be furnished on application
!. DepostHons and other pspere relied upon e tes-
tmony n!nst be nled in the fiiee fsceniy days be-
fore the 6sy OF hearing; the arguments, IL any,
Fithin ter days afier filing the ss,imony.
y Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
lhe Intetigeucer and the Republican, Washington,
p. O.; ard 70 ths Hsralds RotIand. Vermont, onS
Ibid w xsye , g, :a,
ees., s 8! ss-s lReksIasse1 d 9R tEksssGa
P30A Edl4efyt 1lRd aS01S txbsfs s1fii piSSIeA
!olS 1900. 49, 9ss, e s:s
&I3Rf13S n !
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DROPO6ALs TOR FRESH BEEF.
SUBSISTENCE OFFIeR, q. 8 A..
No. los w. Lombard Street,

No. los w. Lombard Street,
Baltimore, Md, August 80, 1856. \
Sealed Proposals. in da plicates will Dc received
:. tnic once until Ism on SATURDAY, septem-
per D. le6, fer furnishicg and delivering, free Of
cost TO the camps, barracks. hospitals and ofcers
~, around and In the vicinity Of Baltimore. Md !,
Hnciuoing the gArrisoeed foIts, except Fort Nc.
nenIy,) all the FRESH BEEF required by them
ior HA months commencing October I, 1866 or such
Iese time As the Oommissary GENERAL OF Subsistence
81. The Beef to be Of . good and marketable quail
ny. IN equal proportion OF fore and hind au after
meat, meek, shanks and kidney tallsw 70 be ex-
The necks Of the cattle slaughtered uuder th,.
agreement shan be cut sff at the fourth vertebral
Joint, and the breast trimmed down. The shauks
OF the lore quarters shall be cut of from three 90
four inches above the knee Joint, and of hi nd ouar
book Joint.
Bidders are requested TO be pr esept 60 re@pond
to their bids, and be prepared to give bonds for
the fulhllment OF their contract
Proposals. must be endorsed distinctly Promo
sals Tor Fresh Beef and addressed to the under.
signed Who reserves the right to reject auy or All
bids BOT to the interest of the United States.
heretofore. THOMAS WILSON,
brevet Lieut.. Col. and o. s., u q A
IN 3i-to Brevet Brig. Gen Vols
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PERSONAL.

JEREMIAH $. BLACK. WARD II. LAMoN. CT. BL AcK.
LAW OFFICE.
BLACK, LAMON CO.,
Counsellofs and Attorneys at Law in the Supreme
Court OF the United States, the Court OF Claims
the Courts Of the District. the Executive Depart.
ments. and Committees of Csngress.
Office, 46e 18th street, directly opposite VIII
laros' Hotel de I3-6
n 1NGLE.
". ATTORNEY. AT-LAw,
No. 80 Louisiana avenue. above 9Th street,
ocA ly WASHINGTON. ID O.
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DROPOsALs FOB FRESH BRAD.

Subsistence 0Sfss, So, Nc, los W Lombard s..
Scaled Proposals. in dupliC ate. will be received
At this office until IL O'Clock m THURSDAY
September 6, lS5, for furnishing FRESH RREAR
70 the troops in and around and in the yici nify 81
Baltimore. Nd, including the various surround.
ing forts ,texcept Fort McHenry, Md
The Bread to be delivered at Warehouse Ne
1os Lombard street, Baltimore, Md, or at such
other point In the city of Baltimore as may
be designated, in such Quantities and At snch
times as an officer OF the Subsistence DEPARTMENT
may direct.
The Bread will he subject to q rigid iuspec
uon and If not satisfactory purchases will be
tractor wv"
All questions respecting quality and condition
Will be settled by the officer of the De-
pertment receiving the Bread
The Bread required to be furnished under
this contract must be good, wholesome Bread
made In sheets OF loaves, each loaf to weigh NOT
los Than il ounces when received.
BIDDERS viii state how many loaves of Bread of
70 ounces each they propose giving for one barrel
nouf OF l& pounds. packages not included D
the marks Oh the barrels as purchased 10y the
tplted Z Afes to hold when the barrels are undis
his contract will be made for six months from
october LIST, 1856, OF such less time the Commis.
sary General may direct
Blank proposals can be obtain ned Ut this Office
Bids must be endorsed "Proposals for Fresh
Bread, !" and addressed to the underlined. who
reserves the right to reject any all bids deemed
unreasonable Bidders must be present to res pend
the faithful performance Of their contract.
THOMAS WILSON,
Brevet Lieut.. Col. and O. g. q g. A.,
an 5-tse6 Brevet Brig Gen. Vols
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CHOR ET DI = AsDsI
SA M A n MS GIFT!

SnOREr DIsnAsns'
SAMA TAN'S GIFT!
SAAARITANS GLFTI
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
"Yes, A POSITIVE 0uRH," fer
0ONORRHEA, elect, STRIOTURES, "a.
Contains no Mineral. no Bslsam. no Mercury.
Only Tea Pills TO Be 1hkss to Efea Care.
They are entirely Ssd W n nos no smell no.
lure the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate.
from e four sn g.
q the q Of ths TO-:
:%DsD: pee, TO- 1s
sSSsEi4sS No;
rr,o.-M.,. ,:si S q. T.asis. n o. ssr''''''
BLOOD BL0ODv BLooD,u
sGR9sULAsab I TtSERs a6 sS1}RsEs' sYRSTs,
s.rls}fIEs E5S+ H aSS asss su.os
iIss e E SSSls S.Is'si
ss:shs: and
the venereal poison; 80 that the cure e thorough
nd Be- sessd and DO not tran!%s s
posterity that for which you may repent in sftor
year, DO not DEsPAIRI
e aEsB 9Go.s
system q ven 6; all the bad enss. ei Msssn-y.
In many anec.ions with which nunOer S Of p.
males AZ suffer the BOOT AND HERB JGfCi most
happily adapted, in UlceE.tsd Uterus. e. Leucos.
rhTa In bearing down, Falling Of the Womb d.
biIity and for an complaints incident to the 81
Sent by express. Price Sl.x Der bottle.
sAMARITANS WASH
Is IN oaeee Of Syphilis used In connection With thu
h Full i directions. Pries Is cent?.
The efhcecy Of these remedies 10 alike acknowi.
edged by physicians and patients. They are used
In the q. 8. HospitAls.
WHAT THE euRaEONs SAT OF THE sAMAR
ITAN'S REMEDIES.
"PosT hosPIIAL, EoRI MARSHALL, Baltimore,
Nd, Feb. 20, lS6..-''I have great satisfaction in
stating that have used The bamaritan Remedies
Tor Veneral diseases in its most customary forms
that have used them with Judgment, discretion,
and properly, and. have found them respond 70 my
apttcip ations promptly and e6ectually. KnowinS
their composition have the fullest confidence IN
their efficacy and far - my use q them extsnds
'" "XEfRED O. BOWERS,
"Assistant Surgeon, 9Th n. Y. Vols.'
Sold b. B. O. FORD, corner 18th street and Penn.
sylvanie avenue, Washington; HENRY COOK,
Alexandria, Va; and by Druggists generally.
OEENOrD CO., PHILADELPHIA 1y6-tf
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n ICHAOND, TRIDERICKsBUR0 AND 20
H TO4AO RAILROAD,
TO TRAvELLERs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, (sundsy Q. m. excepted.)

Vne quickest aAd most direct route - Richmond,
;.s.%s!: from s..S ssIs e: F %Ss1f, EezSN
Warrington. to Aqua Greek and
Richmond, Fredericfsbure and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek to Rich .
mond We connecting there With trains on the Rich.
Rnilrosds, fer Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington ,
HHnnissgn' greensboro. Salisbury, Charlotte and
Steamers Report and Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily SUNDAY morning exceptedJ al
.. N. and >. m. and arrive In Richmond q
26 p. m. and % N.
THOUGH TO RICHMOND In SEVEN HOURS,
Fifty Miles Shorter ana III Hours Quicker THAI
any Other houte.
Be sure and get Through Tickets Via Aauia
Greek and fredertcksburg, TO Richmond, ct the
Company Once, corner Of PeAna avenue and 6th
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons will be In
readiness to convey passenge n aud bagRaRe be.
tween depots In Richmond
- Passengers by this line peso BY daylight Munt
Vernon: and may have an opportunity Of visi6ns
ping ct that point
Breskfast and sup on board Of Steamer.
GEO. MATTINGEY, supt., Washington, d. O.
AATTHEw CLARK. Agent Washington.
@. NJ. RANEY,
eDSV general Passenger Agent.
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MEETING IN CECIL CouNTY.-The yobnson
Cino OF the third district of Cecil county held a
large mass meeting At Eikton, on the 18th mir
Adoresses were delivered by the Hon. Alexan-
der Evans. Hon. II. McCuIloueh. and I~hr,
HoAher, James McCauley. Frederick S.amp
and We y 9APer, Esq. The gentlemen, who
haSe heretofore setes vi "a Inherent POLITICAL
aEdS ayecetsd jhs 8oltoy rof Rrsssd enf, ii "a,
son tpt thdsedmscGS aAaye courses uf go
Swan 80 "a sqfaAfs 9gn3SsI sIthyi1ni aaiSTs "a
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Thankful fer the liberal patrons &c received the
attention of the Public 10 called to the above Stock
as the most complete in the District, large Dor
ton Of which he's been Manufactured specially TO
Order; and with the weekly soditions received
will make IL all times such % 10 kept in Well
Regulated Embellishments. Orders for Paper
fully executed, in City or Country. Any ord ar
not satisfactory filled. will be Immediately ror-
rested. and satisfaction guaranteed; and goods
according to quality sold at % Low Rates -
they can be purchased in the District.
TERMS CASH FOR GOODS AND LABOR.
j. MARKRITER,
No. 4s6 7th street,
jy sl-E<s 8doors above Odd Fellows Hail.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
WASHING ON, August q. 1866

On the petition of JOIN PEPPEs, Of Of Lake i Vii
ls.e L. praying fo5 the sx .eps s Of .!.tent
England the 2Sd day e November: Use. and re
issued to said Pepper. October q, 1853, tor an I'm
s. a ksHs LAID f.
place on the ed day Of November, 1856
the ' the ssa q DAY so Of No
vember next at IL o'clock n; aud all persons are
why taid petition ought not to be granted.
3n IpIosnS the ths Are
the s Day Of nearing ali testimony died b either
the ONCE, which VIII BE furnished ON applieaies
before the day Of bearing; the arguments. if any.
Republican and the inteiiis encer, Washington, b.
once q week for three successive weeks; the frst
OF said publications to be least sixty days prev
Gus u '"' 0-' VI &C. rHEAKER.
Commissioner of Patents.
copy and send their bills to the Patent Once with
paper containing this notice. au d. WSw
ORPHANS COURT. Sept. LIST. isss.-DrsrRrcr
In the c.Se 81 Elizabeth Meem, simni.trstri9 II
John 7: Meem, deceased, the ad uni uistrstrix
phass Gonrs Of ws.sins9on County 81 aforesaid 9e
appointed saturday the 18th instant, for thu fins
% .au ass the @
as the same have been collected AND turned into
OF .sia deceased are pstifed to attend with their
claims properly yoached or they may other wise by
estate; proVilsd COPY Of This order be published
once week for three weeks in the Evening Star,
previous to the said day ~ p,np,ys
Sc S-iawSw- Register OF Wills.
rI1aIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.cri.
hs G n. 'fs ~
st msry Sgaa late on Of
said deceased. are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
with the 70 the
may oths,wi.s By Law be excluded from oil benefit
Given under nv hand this 4th day Of August,
1866. PATRICK oDoNN9GHUE,
an 6-lavSwS Executor.
DURE OLD POET WINE
Ihave received from the private stock Of we'll.
known and sssn wiS Of
This vine Ia. been known to me several years.
ments incident to the season have been very bsne.
II 4: ordered and recommended by physicians,
and can be relied on IN every pesTnSIT!aar
corner 18th and streets.
EIELDp History, OF THE ATLANTIC
i Telegrsph: English Jewelers. and Italen
Lea; Napoleon History OF Julius Cesar vol ID;
Vol. 18th Stntutes at Large: Wheatons 1nternA-
tional Law. edition Of 1854; edited by Dana
CELEB TED Hans.
ORANeI BRAND. Maryland cured)
D6IIlBLDD WEefPHALIA,(W estern eured.)
orner 18th and r streets,
' under 1bbitt Mouse
HAND, AND GLOVE, . novel; By Miss Nd.
n - SaFds: sSc AI%sSsls: ~ White 0cili...
torisi History Of tie Rsbsiiion, part ist, Ss De
Bow Review, for June. SOC. Lectures On tns
Study Of History, By Goodwin Smith, a 70
ye6 IRAHCk TAXLOk.
II A NIAIsE DE sAINr FLOUR; LAPDrITn
H. Nam an; La Maison de PenarvaA; Aadenoi.
81: az; g :: ' {: f fs. e.;
90 q .so, an iSssW .s1AANeK TAKkoRsl
ESSs sRS; saR ss{;
I0i4A14IIl AXH2A 0f 560aU:0 1n9S'
ycE;siS ~ essa 60 ~ SPk fsscEa
e{: ss;sSEis So; is:: q: 5:
nENTH, DEATH. .DEATH-To Reaches. Bed
Byg: h rsr EIie nan Has: So 6,Il Is
~ n "a ~ ar eaannakI. rv;ne.
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOE WOMEN
~ AND
LY1N0-IE ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street ( circle Il corner of NJ str az
WXahinRtOu II q

This Institution has been established for the re-.
ctpdon OF patients who may be sufsring from dis
eases peculiar TO their and for the I'D INF ON
.ueh females Is may require the comforts Of the
The building 70 situatsd in the most healthy nor
tiOn Of the District, surrounded by it's own
grounds. Oars pass the door every five minutes
in accordance With the room REQUIRED. payable in
advance. This includes Board, Medicines Med.
ical and SurRical attendance. - -
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10 =. e0 ~ IS:l.H act 10 o. e.ooED:aA!
ssss sAes4, iasO y. 9. A11z1SV5T : %.
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II + D IOAL ST. AFT.
eURGEON IN CHIEF,

J. n THO0PSON, n D.,
Ie4 irreet, between 10th and Fist streets.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
rJVs BAkNEs, N. D., surgeon General,
united 1ms st.tss Army
THOS: MILLER. NJ. D - street Washington.
A. Pr AkMETr NJ D.; New York avenue.
GRAFTON TYLER, N D., Georeetown.
u. HOWARD, n. u. + streef
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- IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
&4 fA4sHigpsd IL PREPARED g exeeatsia the
:a 3ssis e! q sjGi'i
'osasasaAA :. 4a4fs,i.. -X..hins tan, OF liH.
go: s& ~ Fs: sI.sa.u .5I.iH
TSfaHs5H&I hT XaH HBk1&9RE TEL isad, I.
GU 4 "a iYs 2Ss 9 ', 81 (
:s.ss ssSiSif Nh ssS3ss s|!s $l
Uni sinssss EeE llIlss sSS
ilII|ss it;l|s kXA z!
En- Sa - = IS; ~ !! + }.
jos. b. BABBBTT,
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486 nARkR1rERs. 1856
SEW INTH ST REET.
INTERIOR DECORATIONsi

OHOIOE Stock
Lately received. and now open for Inspection
the HANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT ever offered
In Arlington, embracing
PA 4 0INGB
OF Foreign IN Domcstic Manufacture, of the beGt
Fabrics. and --LATEST STYLES, appropriate for
PARL0RS, HALLS. DIM Rooms, On M
BkRS. and LIBRARIES. emb raciag New. Rich
and Unique Designs Of Embroidered Gilt Patterns
Tor Draw1ng Rooms. with appropriate Borders;
priced Papers.
WINDOW SHADES,
New and beautiful Dstternss on Bun, Green, and
STONE GROUNDS, With Gilt Borders, With and
window Shades OF any required Size, Style, or
Color. made TO Order
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
The Largest Assortment in the District, vsf.
ranted to be Gilded with Gold Leaf, and from the
WALNUT, ,imftatfon,) ROSEWOOD, and an
GILT OVAL Picture FkAMES, WALNUT
BRACKETS, CONVEX GLASS. Ac
Persons having Photographs taken are request.
ed to call and examine our Assortment before pur-
chasing Frames.
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs,
In Crimson, Scarlet, Green, and Blae Colors, from
Size; also, SILK UOkb and TAssILS, difisrent
sizes
Special attention paid to this Branch Of our Bus
PAINTINGS AND KHGRAvINGs
Always in Store. On Ssle,s few Choice PAINT
lN0S and ENGRAVlEGS.
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TO s;.;.gssas $s u Il IS

PsrAP4s z 3pia si1ffss>brra,-Pxior
10 his feAiiHS AZ IA tcH Sort to otSt
II has esss sscortai peA hAdImH brssiHsup efS,
essi2seasxs ss III S Sss sssssi ssSl
The ysR,yiu b sHsSfg. sfs.S 5htSs spsSas
NAY :ss AZ assst II 4 Nd , Mn
Ina SOON m - snh n b Hfsfgels ihis ,.ssis 1ol
Sntessor 80 sss sthe WashAshsoo &orfespoAr
ss sys g stf BE- at si.. ssr ,.b %
ERRs:x ~ Iiissssi s u, s,.s Is q,
ifss Amazset nssoIl fnds Ne tStss, aisdaSs oai
% ~s .sE. asfsLsSs RI SPn 10. ,sss {,
supporting ~ seatest - 90 t0e OF Inhabitants
oUIpbksfMpesu7y % 402A Sfshey n hX<cr0
ros. ,htsH fx{f Ids'ss fstaseS Ina hsiFa de-!
.s.,tselAi AslisS ssfe xisisf 9san A4sfass
@Carlotta Patti is in Orleans, France.
GA young lady was violated by q negro in
0sorsia He confessed he rhine, and was
shot by her brother.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

RAR01, BOW, &C., AT AUCTION.
ARfQsa,.e,naster' Oaee, Depos az WasA;sstoa.
WasAtastca, D c., August q, 1865. Z
Will be sold at Public Auction st Sixth street
wharf, under the direction Of Captain james q
Payne. A. Q. NJ, on SATURDAY September 8,
1t 10 o. m
yAWb BOAT, the property Of the United Stateo
Terms Cash, In Government funds.
oh, BUOKBB.
By. Maj. Gen. and Ohisf Quarfsrmasssr
aug U.dtd Dep09 Of Washfneton.
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)P0P0SALs FOR SUBSISTENCE.

pPoP0sALs FOB SUBSISTENCE.
Proposals will be received at the ONCE OF Indian
noon 81 g. Until swtivs O'clock
for The Wiehitss and other sfiiated bands OF
Indians In the Leased District, !" Indian Terri.
The bids will be at so much per ration, As fol.
ofa poSnd Of Flour. or. in lieu OF Flour,
pint Of Corn, (Flour and Corn to ts issaed sl.
quarts Of Salt per 100 r.tions
Tohe delivered at such points within the Leased
toned there; and all articles to be Inspected by
Il s: fa .s
will be reserved to terminate the came on thirty
days notice, at any time after the slst OF March,
Proposals win also be received. st the same time
OF Of Ws.. 80 and % Osb.I pss
bands, from their present agency, tn Butler coun-
District" distance Of about 30 niles sucS re-
movalto inc Indie the subsistence Of the said In
su S iaHtd Ss'hf ri g. COOLEY Commissioner
CONVENIENT H9 .TTAL FOR THE IN
A%ssis FL ls ss.
sealed proposals. addressed to the ndsnt
cubic feet Snly Ps the &C. G!
tual .elid contents Of the wall laid, they will lay
the same manner and OF the same sort Of materials
maj may now BE seen in un6 uished portion OF
the wall on the public road The work done in
month. at the expense Of the United States, By an
experienced sworn neaeurer. probably By Mr.
John HARNESS. and lmmedia teiy settled for in
accordance 18th such M measurement. The work viii
mason IN the employ ment OF the hospital Materials
for scs1,ding. a well a. stone lime: cement, and
sand, will be furnished on the ground, and water
can can easily be oetaned Sy the contractor or GEN.
Proposals will be received both from ms ster ma
sons who intend TO employ others to DO the wsrk
and from individual masons Who intend to Miro
onfy lsborers And do the mechanical part Of the
Tho Superintendent Of the Hospital distinctly
reserves the riRht TO reject all oders under this
advertisement that he does not deem ID advantageous
to the Government, and also at any time 20 stop
any portion Of the work that 10 net being done &C.
coidins to the agreement. au % dot
DROPOsALs FOB CORN MAD
Q@ee Depo, Conns;ssary of Ssbsis,eres,,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. August 81. 1875
sealed Proposals, in duplicate, invited q til
THURSDAY. September s, 1856, at IL .. m , for
furnishing the Subsistence Department with All
the Corn Mes that may be required from the 10th
OF sepsember. ls.e, until the LIST Of January, 1851
The Meal to be delivered at the Go yernmeut
Marehouse In 0eorgstown, or At the Wharf or
may direct after fire days notice
The Corn Meal 20 he delivered in good souud
-four arrels. each containing one hun fred And
ninety SIX ls6 pounds; e be fresh ground, and OF
before IL Il TscsiVed. 4aA'' sua VIII DC Inspected
Payment will he made in sch funds q the 9ov
ernpsBt may furnish for disbursement
Bids must he addressed 20 the undersiened at
10: ~ street, endorsed ,P1Hpn:a's for
% cs.st Major and O .s.U'SA
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nlBow's RIvIIw f0R AUGUsT.
TARLH or OONruNra

AA0H8 VI OO0T8NT0.
r;t TIE \, I9 -. a By BsrnweI Property
Salem butcher. Of Georgia The Cotton Resources
OF the south. Present and Future, By EDWARD At.
kinson. Of Mass. Shall the Spartan Virtues OF the
South Survive the War; by g. FitzhuRh, OF Va.
Proposed Banking eyetem for the South, by LIZ.
sander Spoonsr, q Mase. Novels Of Sir y. Bull.
SfstEy sson; Terribly IN naInsst, b Fiszhugb.
ns cs sts Bvs6s
ment. By the Editor. The Pure and the Swordr
I1psnSes Of EuroDe. Journal Of the War-Intered
mp Daily In the Confederacy. Departmens OF Com.
merce; Departments Of Internal Improvements.
Department of Agriculture. Department OF IN.
d9itry s1d NGs hscsany
jy2s IRANOK TAYLOR.
Tf! TIL. y q 1sYei Lstssis Pal
he Essis de PSsrnale Dc Fail, snS TIE si So:
College OF nedictne, Vienna.
1. Tesnar No !, p the snect1al remedy for Relax.
eoeeee.Path0fEhoee, and Exhaustion q The
EsssES: ssnes1S ~ SO - 81 las1ssi.
! !ss q e !]ll: e! u sss;ssssij
E4ef Preparation 10 In the EosA 1fUndeeh1pS.
s :sIssE.ss '!s|s J;
Esls 4 IS { S
8! !! !!ess So u
or.1z2xI2 u A0QRT Stt1ytXSv>
MUIrzHuUI.usw RITkxfrrHn0u-~@
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ORDERS Tor adm ssion to the free beds in this hos
Etfal, tof which there are 50 can be obtained OF
efe surgeon 10 chief at this ONCE. 1s4 street
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w GTONs August y, 1876.
On the petition OF DANIEL TAINTER, OF Wor-
cestsr, Mass pray Ing for the extension Of patent
granted 20 him on TIE 3oth day Of November lssa
for an Improvement I'm " Rotary Knitting Ma,
chines." for seven years from the En- pirst3on Of
said patent. which takes place on the isf day OF
October, 1856
fiji. ordered that the said petition Be heard 1t
Der. 1875. 1T II O'Clock m aad eli Dervops are no
nhed g sppear and chow ceuse. II any they have,
Why said petition Ought not to be granted
Persons opDoetng the extension are required to
hie In The Patent once their ebjectons specielly
get foT IN wiring at least iieeRy days before the
~ s ~ rs.d ~ All ieeumony nled by either party
transmitted In accordance With the rule. Of the
ofhce, which sill be furnished on application
Deposiuone And other papers relied upon % tes-
umony must De bed in the Office tscea,yd DAYS before
the day OF bearing; the arguments, IL any. within
ten dsys alter Ming the testimony.
ornered also thar this notice Be published In
the Republican ard the Intellissncer, washing-
ton. D. and in the Soy. Worcester: Msss.,
once ? week for three successive veeks: the
met OF eaid publications TO be st least sixty days
previous to the day Of hssring .,,.v,,
Commsssioner Of Patents.
o. Editors Of the above paDeys win please
cory. and nd their balls 10 the Patent Once with
paper containing this notice. an Is tawsw