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STEAMBOAT LINES.
N e w YER LIN =.

NV River LINE.
The fine Steamer WAwAsET will EA4@&
leave WARRINGTON on every Fri =
day morning at 6 O'Clock for CURRIOMAN Re-
turning, will leave CurrieDan at O'Clock sunday
morning, arriving at Washington early that
evening.
She will touch at sill Landings for freight and
Rassepgers. which will be taken at THE LOWEST
POSSIBLE RATES
For freight or passage apply to
JOHN VAN RlSWICK,
General Superintendent P y. o.,
Seventh Street Wharf.
SOn Tuesday, the 9th instant. she win com,
menee TO make her semi.weekiy trips leaving
Warrington on Tussdsys and Fridays, returning
on Wednesdays and Sundays.
ses-u JOHN VAN RISwICK.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
II WASHING TON, Une g. l3t6

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WASHINGTON, June Is, 1876.
- e. e.;
Trains between wAsHIHGrON AND BALTI
nObE, AND WARRINGTON AND TIE WEST,
Are now run - follsws, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday. at ZOO. 7.30, and
LID o. m, and 245, and $50, and 500 p. n.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
leave da1iy, except Sunday, at 100 q. m, and
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JuSOTlOH.
,. n.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Ut !: 90 and 80 Q m, and 40 D. m. No
Trains TO or from annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave ~ 7:O Q. m, and Is and 90 p. m.
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave u $50 a. m. and las and 8:0o D. m.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except Sunday, at $50 a. m, and
On Sunday at 500 p m only. connecting at Relay
ntstion With trains from Baltimore TO wheeling,
THRogaah frft6K1rs to the IVES. can b. nod a.
the eshinston Station Ticket once at ali hours
10 the Day as we'll - At the new office OF the Insu-
lated hnss Tsiefrann Building 41e 18th street.
For New York, PhiisdeI phia, and Boston, see
sdvertf.sment Of Through Line.n
w.. SMITH Master Of Transportation.
-. COLE, General Ticket Agent
&C 80 II GEO. 8. KOONTZ. Agent, Washins ton.
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10 IOHMOND, FRBDERICKBBUR0 AID P0
h TOAAO RAILROAD,
TO TRAvELLERs QOIH0 SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, (Eunday Q. N. sxoepted.)

T"lCE DAILY, tbundsy o. n. exoepted.D
The quickest and most direct route - Riohmond.
We and the South. VIA the Potomac -
steamers from Sixth street Wharf, EkAA-zN
Warrington, TO Aqua Greek and044
Richmond, FrederfcksbuIe and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from AQUA Ureek TO Rioh.
mond We, connecting there With trains on the Rich.
Reilroads, for Petersburg, Weldon, WILMINGTON,
Ralefgh, 0reensboro', Salisbury. Charlotte and
Steam rs Keypert and o Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily SUNDAY morning excepted) ct
8 90 Q. m. and ,. m. End arrive In Richmond st
los p. N. and Q n. 81. - "a.
THROUoH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter and III Hours Quicker thar
IL 80, any Other koute.
Greek and IEsdericksburg 70 Richmond, ct the
COMPANY Ofice, corner OF Penna. avenue and 9th
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through. F-s- - ii go -
Omnibusses end Baggage Wagons will Be in
readiness to convey passenge ~ and baggage BE-
tween epots in Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass BY daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an opportunity Of visid ua
several battle Belds near fredericksburg by stop.
Breakfast and SUP on board Of Steamers.
GEO. MATTINGEY, 6upt., Warrington. d. o.
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent, Wsshinston.
sps-ly General Passenger Agent.
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DPePOsALs FOB SUBSISTENCE.

AUGUST ~, 1855,
Proposals will be received at the ONCE Of indian
Affairs: Washlngton: D. O., until twelve O'Clock
poon OF SEPTEMBER "a, 1856. fer Subsistence
for the Michitas and other affiliated bands of
Indians In the Leased District, Indian Terri.
The bids will be at SO much per ration. ss fol.
lews:
pound Of Fresh Beef.
u offs pound Of Flour, OF. in lieu Of Flour,
pint Of Corn, (Flour and Corn to DO iseued al
quarts Of Salt per 100 rstions
To be deli vered at such points within the Leased
District" as may be designated By the agent B.
TONED there; and all articles to be inspected by
said agent.
The Department reserves the right to reject all
bids and II contract 10 entered into, the rig
will Be reserved to terminate the same on thirty
days notice, at any time after the 3lst Of March,
1871.
Proposals will also be received, 1t the same time
and place, for renewing. ct 90 much per head
l,700 more leas of Wichitss and other anil sted
bands. from their prese Mt sgency. IN Butler coun
~, Kansas, to their former homes In the I" Leased
District, . distance Of about 20 miles; such re
moval TO include the subsistence OF the said In
dams while being renewed.
an Is lawtd d. n COOLEY. Commissioner.
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u Mr.. Whitehouse, of Boston, was return
ing Saturday night from the New England Fai
where he had been exhibiting collection of
California rattlesnakes, aud while opening one
of the boxes, was bitten by one OF the reptiles
As poon as he reached home he took large
doses OF whiskey and was soon pronounced
out of danger.
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~The following Advertisement appears in
London paper: ''Wanted. respectable per
con, OF neat habits, and that has "passed from
death unto life," otherwise than by outward
Baptism, as housekeeper, where occasional as
sistance may he obtained. Address, stating
full particulars, +. d., Post Once, Ottery st.
Mary, Devon
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A MAN THROWING HIS WIFE OUT OF A SEC
osD STORY WINDow.-About IL O'Clock a,
frlday nignt disturbance occurred in the Sec
end story Of the house No. Il Main street. he.
tween a man named James McCue and his
brother Michael, and during a scuffie the wife
OF James McCue interfered and attempted to
separate the men. The window Of the room
happened 10 be open. when McCue seized his
wife around the waist and pitched her head
long out of the window. She fell n distance of
hitern feet, striking her head against the pave
meDt and fracturIng her skull and spine She
was conveyed 10 the City Hospital, and but
slight hopes are entertained of her recovery
The brutal husband has been arrested and is
held 10 await the result OF her injuries-Ne,c
York Post.
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DROPOsALS FOR TOBACCO.

QGes DEPOT Comm,ssary Of SEbststenes !
Washington, ID. C., September S, 1855
ceNea Proposals in duplicate, Of the form far.
hshed oy the undersigned, will be received a. this
once until II O'Clock n. en- TAORSDAY, Oth In
ts,ooo) FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS OF TO.
BACOO,.
for the use of the troops supplied from this depot
IL must be good SOUND article Of plug tobacco ss
near - possible in single pound plugs, and or a
quality not infer Tor to the grade COMMONLY called
Navy Ping" The boxes will be made Of strong.
substantial wood, we'll coopered, and each box Co
contain nifty i60) pounds net. Tare to be carefully
sscertstned by stripping . sufficient number OF
boxes. The tobacco will be thoroughly inspected
oy An experienced xpert, aud meme received
which does not comply In quality ana weight with
the foregoing condition. In ell cases 1T will be
purchased " Tax paid. /"
Samples will accompany the proposals., and the
ceruhcate OF the inspector selected by the under
signed will be attached 70 each bill Of purchase
The name OF the contractor and date OF transfer
gross weight and tsre, to be marked legibly en-
each box one half 90 be delivered within thirty
Gays from the acceptance Of the bid, and the re.
maipder before the 18th Of October next.
will be received In this city at either of the
following places, viz:
At the Government Warehouses, Sixth sire eft
wharf; ut the Monumental Grounds. Fourteenth
street; or 1T the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Depot
Payment to be made in such funds a may be on
hand for disbursement. upon the delivery of the
entire amount contr for.
eeO 0 MAYOR and Q. B.. q. g.. A.
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A BURGLARY PREvENTED-A lady named
MIS-. walrath. whose husband W as absent from
home, soon after retiring last FRIDAY night at
Auburn, N. Y, was disturbed by a noise in
her garden She went 10 the window, revolver
an hand, and saw man carrying basket con-
tanning several articles OF value out OF her
UoOdshed- She aimed her revolver and COM
manded HIM TO drop the basket. He let il fall
just outside the gate, and ran. Two men hap
pened along just then, and the lady requested
them 10 set the basket inside the gate. Seer
family" was the reply, and one of them picked
mp the basket and started Off with IT, Mrs
Walraih again raised her pistol and threatened
TO shoot him If he did not put il down He
dropped IL and they both ran. The lady then
dressed herself, went down and brought the
basket in. The only thing 10 be regretted
about the matter Is that she allowed the VIII
aims TO escare.
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HAs n train of cars wac starring from
WEBSTER, Mass, where IL had stopped few
moments, on Saturday evening, an adroir fhief
thrust his hands into an open window of one
OF me cars, seized the new hat Of Boston
gentleman, ard disappeared in the darkness
The gentleman re-coyered-not his hat hut
ms head with a pocket handkerchief He did
not recover his composure for some time
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- Y n 4 ~ u "A .
sAMA RITAN's GIFT!
SANARITANS GIFT o.
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
"Yes, A POSITIVE CuRK," fer
G0NORRHGA, GLEET, STRICTURES, "a
Contains no Mineral. no Balsam, no Mercury.
Only Ten Pills 90 BE- 1hkss to Efeo Cure,
They are entirely vegetable, having NO smell no.
any unple sssnt taste, and Will not in any way In.
the , ~ 20 sur o. ,1s .S
e: pSs,s1s g y ss
,S:S no sn az g,
cna ns sIy ne ssMHRTxHS Gfnf
Sent n., sy nail 3: IL .p. plain envelope.
BLOODi BLOoDii BLOoDlu
,rssGGsss 1 HhSEks B6 sfEGfsEs s SYRsFs
..r1FS}fEI xEEssE k55* pIiSSE Pre- n,o.
IL offered the public - . positive cure
81 hS6F ANp HERS RadFs1 5HfGs
and 81
the venersal poison, that the cure Il thorous Is
not sal: Il
posterity that for which You may repent IN 10
''@'' DO ROT DESPAIR
soST ans aHSF
vi s:s;;: $ss:;; A'
In many affections with which numnsrS y, p.
moies suffer tho ROOT AND HERB JUiCeS ~.
happily adapted, in liberated Uterus. in Lspoos.
rhoa, In bearing down, Falling Of the Womb. ~.
bIlity, and for all complaints incident to the ~
esntb express. Price 9l.8 per bottle.
eAMARITAND WASH
n oasc1 o. sypnins used In connection With the
Ipli dirsctions.. Price . cents.
edged Sy physiciens and patients. ThSy Sre 0:e6
In the o. B. Hospitals.
WHAT THE egRGnoge SAT OF TIE sAMAR
Nd, Feb. 70, le64.-I have great sattsfsoti an m
stating that have used The bAmarftan Remsd
for yeneral aisea.es In its most CUSTOMARY forms;
and properly, and, have found them rcsSond 10 my;
ast1eiDations promptly and sFectuAlly KnoVins
their composition, have the fullest con6d ence n
their efcscy and far - my use Of them ex
Irseenssad them st.ongiZt,,
"Asaistant Surgeon, Sth II, u. Vol. -
eolA b. o. O. FORD, csrnsr llth street ana Pam.
Nlysnis svsnue: Ws.hington; HENRY COOK.
D1sA0rD . co.. PhiisdslDhia. Iystf
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CoxvIcrs FOR wrvrs-A London letter ID

CoHvIcTs FOR WIvEe.-A London letter Ia
q Paris paper says:
A carriage has arrived here containing
twelve young well. grown girls, from eighteen
10 twenty five, selected from among the con-
victs at the Central Prison at Ciermont fOise J.
Sixty more females Of the same class are ex-
pected, and the whole beyy will be embarked
on the Ceres for Cayenne. the Government
having determined to take measures in earnest
Tor the population Of that colony. These girls,
seyerai OF whom are remarkably handsome,
are destined TO become the wives OF con yicts
In cayenne who have distinguished them
serves by industry and good conduct. Each
couple viii be endowed with grant of land
plant
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81 IiarrIson Clark, a daguerrean artist;
Amelia horwan, German woman. and Ber-
nard ConIoy, tailor, all committed suicide in
New YORK during the present week The
Wcirap horwau. previous TO taking her life
mace mourding dresses for her mother and
children, bound her hus bands hat with crane
and laid out her own burial clothes.
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A CASE TO BE lNyEsTIGATEp-A CORES.
pendent OF the Misseari Democrat says a man
named Michael Burke, 8 cooper, living in
East ST. Louis, No, was killed by Marshal
CaBty, OF that place, last week. The Marshal
rcce MP 10 him as he was lying under a tree
Intoxicated. ordered him 10 a ca .aboose and.
when ne refused 70 60, dismounted. seized
him and threw him several times heavily 10 the
ground. Twenty minutes after Burke died
A Jury, hastily summoned, declared that his
death was causea by ..intemperance and ex
posure.' His body was buried. but was after
wards disiIteTed. and another Jury fonnd thu,
he "came 10 his death from injuries received
At The hands of Marshal Caniy" The case
will be further investigated.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS BOSS HAVING RETURNED FROM
duties on MONDAY. October lat, in the Presbyte
rian church building AZ street. sc l8-IIt-
MES HARRISON MOST RESPECTFULLY
IVA informs the Inhabitants Of the Iirst Ward
that che has opened SELECT SCHOOL for boys,
IN those cemmodious premises. 332 18th street .
between and X. Unexceptionable references
WAsHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL FOB BOYS
" viii open September 10, 1856, at room No IA
Jolumbis college Law Building, 5th street AID.
piicatons may be made at No. 81 ~ street. There
vii be an Evening Glass for young men Refer
n b. Williamson, A. d Principal; Henry Mas.
son A; n. Professor Of Modern Languages.
ct. JOsEPH's ACADEMY FOB YOUNG LA.
~ PIES,
CONDUCTED BIT THE
SISTERS OF CHARITY,
Near knmittsburg, Frederick county, Md.
The Academic Year 10 divided into two session.
OF nve months each, beginning pee lively on the
18Th OF August and the 18th Of January.
Ebu ance, tpa1d but once )........ q an
1he charge Tor board and tuitien, Including
PEG ana bedding, and Doctor 3 fees per SEES.
1870. rs 70
Wsenipg ano mend1b 9 10 Oh
OAusic, brewing and the Languages form
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Letters Of inquiry directed TO the
MOfHER SUPERIOR,
st. Josephs Academy.
m
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II kin . Grown Of Wild Uhve. Papors from Over
loot Aoues The Combinstion Iortuae Tefler.
Cravent Prison Life of Je6 Dsvis. Napoleon p
Life Of Cesar. volume .. AcPhsrsonS Political
Manual foI l6e6.
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- The Catholic priest at Lee Mass
publicly reprimanded one of his ftocs in
church last Sunday, for being negligen. in
paying his pew rent. The delinquent a-ose
ana "spoke ont In meeting" in reply, where
upon the reverend father laid aside his digrity-
came down from the pulpit, and shook the
offending mem Der by the collar until he su n.
side into respectful silence
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RAILROAD LINES.
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WARRINGTON
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
% Be

= UYSt II G
WAsHIysroN, March n, ISIS.
now lun a. follows. viz:
FOB NAV YORK. without change o. cars.
beave daily tsxeept Sunday ct f:so .. m. and
T6s new YORK, changing car, a, pb,,sa.l.
Dh'a.
Leave daily Except Sunday at n:ls .. N. and
$50 p. n.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily except sunday at 730 and HIS Q.
m, and 40 and SD D. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Philadelphia ct $50 p.
70 only. - p =
Sleeping cars for New York on 80 p. m. train
daily.
Through tickets to Philsdelphia. New York or
Boston. can be had at the Station Once ct all hours
In the day. as we'll ~ at the new Office in the Iu.
suls,ee Line. Telesrsrh building. l16 18th &C.,
opposite .outh wing rIea.nry Departments
Bee Baltimore and Uhio BAL lro Id advertiser
for schedule between Washington, Bsliuere,
". r. SMl1 II. Master OF Trans portasien.
u. COLE General Ticket Agent
GeO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washing ton.
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fREEpMtN MAY ARN.-Judge Bullock. pre-.
sulng Judge OF the County Court at Na.chez
Mhs- mas decided the State law denying col :.
cI'd persons the right 10 carry arms TO be a
vloiaion OF the provisions OF the State Con-
stl'utIon requiring the Legislature TO pass
ls~s Tor the protection of the persons and
property OF freedmen, and therefore void.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS,
The eteamer EXPRESS, Capt. y. A. RYTHIR,
sHsndri. At = n EvERY SAT e4&N
URDAY for Glymont, Budds Ferry
Gtores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point Piowden
Wharf, LancasterS Wharf. Stones Wharf. Our
Pinsy Point, Point Lookout, and arrives ct Bald.
more - O. u j. 3 I ssY IN . BIO Agents,
ep1-u No. 34S PennA. avenue.
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cornI..,es.r Of u: e:1sr: AZ Land ONE.

NoTK..URder the regulations of the Depart.
nent. as heretofore and now sSistng. no pay uient
- such Publishers - are specsafly esfkovized 70
ksblsh b. the Oonnaissioner Of the General Land
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- II In the duty Of each memo-r OF the Mt
Hoiyoke female seminary to write an annual
letter, stating whether she is married or single
how many children she has, and other partic.
ulars concerning her status and progress.
yonng lady OF the class OF 1861 has just written
10 the class secretary that she is not married
but that she thinks she can see little cloud
that arissth out Of the sky Of the future, like a
mans hand.
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TO JON TkA Q TO = 8.

OSses Of Assistant Cer7nrissayy Of Subsisfesce,l
Fort AeHeary, Nd. Sept 4, 1866. Z
Sealed Proposals win be received at this onice
for sugIiIins the troops at Fort MeHsni y, Nd !,
October, 1850.
The Beef to be Of gooA and marketable Quality,
in equal proportions Of fore and hind quarters,
tnecks, shanks and Kidney tal,ow to be excluded.
70 be delivered n such Quantities and 1t such
tmes-not exceeding three times q week-as the
nate.
The necks Of the cattle slaughtered to be dsliv.
cred under this contract shall be cut Cd at the
fourth ysrtebrAi Joint: and the breast trimmed
down. The sbAnks of fore quarters shall be cut
of from three to four inches alb We the knee Joint
and Of hind quarters from six to eight inches above
the gambrel or hook Joint.
The proposals, endorsed {" Proposals for supply.
Ing Fresh Beef, n be sent to this once on or be-
accompanied by an approved guarantee that the
party proposing will enter into bonds to perform
the contract.
Tneundersfsned reserves the right to reject any
or all bids not to the interest Of the United States
A. BANCROFT,
se 7.tseA Brevet Capt. U. q. A, A. C.e.
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DURE OLD POkT WINE

DUhE UIU POkT WINE
have received from the private stock of A wall.
known and hopored citizen q short 81 pply Of pure
1871 DooTo
This wine has been known to me seyerai xa.r.
and its effects upon persons suffering with all
fetal. 0"o
and can be relied on In every pacticuiar
N. W. B0kOHELL,
corner l4th and streets.
yS under Ebbitt Houee
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOE WOMEN
" AND
LYIN0-IN ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street (sircle y corner of II str Get
. Washin4tOu. ID O.

This Institution has been established for the re.
ception Of patients no may be suffering from dis
peculiar to their and for the admis ON
Of uch female. % may require the comforts Of the
lying in chamber.
The building 10 situated in the most he aIthy Der
ton Of the District, surrounded by its own
grounds. Carr pass the door every FIVE mi uutes
Terms Of adm isrion: From So to go Der week
in accordance with the room required. payable in
advance. This includes Board, Medicines, Med
ical and Surgical attendance.
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPAsrhsSnT,

WARRINGTON OITy, Sept. 7, 1855.
Sealed Proposals isIssdf' Pro posals for Build
ing two Houses ~ the Naval Academy Annape-
lis" will be received at this once untfl n block
m. on the 18th day Of September, 1856 for build
ing two small Houses at the Naval Academy, An
Hspolis.
Plans and rpeciscstions can be seen a. the once
Of the OWL Epsineer Of the Bureau Of Yards end
Decks, room No. ~, on the first floor, Navy De-
paFtment. Bidders will state the price for which
they viii furnish all materials and comp lets the
buildings sccoF ding TO the plans and specihcs-
tions, and sso the time in which they Will
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
- &eotd Chief Of bureau.
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IMPAIRMENT OF TIE IHTIRIoR,

ARLINGTON, august ~. 1870.
On the petition OF JOHN PEPPER, of Lake Vii
lsre, n. b., praying for the extension Of spstenf
granted toe 5th day December, 1854, patented 10
England the 2sd day Of November, lss2. and re-
cd to said Pepper October q, 1885, tor an I'm
provence nj IN knitting Machines. for seven yssrs
from the expiration Of said patent. which TAXES
place on the I'd day Of November 1895 n.a =,
Ii 10 ordered that the eaid petition os nesru ~
the Patent once on. Mond.y. the sts day Of NO o
vember next, at IL clock NJ; and AL persons are
notified to appear and show cause II any tnes nave,
Why taid petition ought not to be granted: "a a.
Persons opposIng the extension are reoulreo 20
file In the Patent Once their .peeiss ar
set forth in writing, at lest twenty asys ,pas
the day Of hearing; all testimony nlsd % sathsa
sna trsnsmifted in accordance with the ruiee OF
tie of,sce vhich viii be furnished on Application
I,enositsops and other papers relied UPON es yes
t,nony must be fled In the once twenty days
Sa1o,s the 1ay Of hearing, the srgumepts. II any,
Si,S,n - n DAYS after Ming the Testimony
urSerrd sleo, that this notice be pubisheo IN me
per1eiican and the lDtel,ie.nces, ws.hinst1ni u
n Sssa in the Journal. Pertsmouth, ID =
~, Sssk for three successive weeks; the nrst
~ aid Publications 70 he 1t least sixty days Prev
Gus 70 tne ny VI TO THEAKER,
Commissioner Of Pc ents
P.s.-Editors Of the shove pagers gill pie..e
COPY and send their tils 20 the Patent once, wiz
. rsrer containing this notice. an = Wv
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NIAlsE DE SAINT FLOUR; LA PETITE
II Nam On; L. Maison de Penaryan: II ademoi.
ssle De 10 eeielf ere; Lee Daigts Do Zee: - Pe.
uts Qieeau1; i Bstaille Do DANES; Ia Poudre
% p11Axox TAILOR.