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ID DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY
III RAILROAD. .-Ir. HrE..
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On and shsr MONDAY, August Q, 1863, the trains
and boats Of this company will leave % follow;
steamer JKBeR HOYr will leave Pier No. 81 N. R.,
foot Of Duane street, o TO- - M soanseting With
Express for Ned BAsk, Branch farnngdAts Roant
Pleasant Brioksburg, Manchester, Toms RIVER Wood
msnsis, Barnsgs shamong, Tueksron Atson, Jackson,
and Phisdephi., and all stations on the Camden and
Atlantic Railroad. "
Atl p m. from Pier No 50 N. R., sad 4 lSp. N.
from Pier No. n. H., eonnsoug with trains ior above
points and Philadslpha and Express train for Long
Branch. 1T. :
Fare to Long Branch on this train only Is ots
Fare to Philadelphia on all trains, "a
The reis ht boat leaves 80 p N. for all points on
the line and Philadslphia. r'.... m. ~ I
kErURHIx0 Trains LEAVE PHILApRLPHIA; f,
KxPrs.s az D. m, from foot Of Vine street. Fare to
Way, Mail, aud Express at 24o .. m. from Camden,
arriving q New York at $50 .. m and stopping u
Pier 8 N. X. ..r. |.'... - u
Freight At 6.lS p. m., arriving In New York at I
o'clock next morning. d sd.
All baggage must be delivered In New York st Pier
No 50, as none will be received at Pier at No g.
ssA'u WIN. N. CLAYTON. sup't
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH.
II INaroN, PHILADELPHIA, AHp NEW YonK.

-
wAsnHaros, Harsh -, 1855
Trains between Washington and New York Are nov
run follows, viI:
YoR new YORK, without change Of cars,
Lave daiy (sxespt sundsy) h 10 q n, and go
p. m. . ~
IoR NEW YORK, changing eaxs > s''.adslphia
Leave daily (sxespt suatsy)N .Isa N. and 40
p. N. .
n... FOB PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily tsxospt Sunday at 7So and ll.lsa m,
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Philadslphia at $40 p. N.
only. ..E II
sleeping y. for New York on % p. n train daily.
Throught eAets 70 Philadelphia New York Boston,
be had at the Station ocs a all hoars In The day
ss we'll - ct the Baaksrs' aad Brokers' Telegraph
onee, s4s Pennsylvsnis avenue, bsswssa sixth and
ss. Baltimore sad Ohio railroad sdvsrtissmsns for
schedule between Washington, Bainners. annapolis,
aAd the West. .L.WILs0H,
Master Of Transportation.
Z. n. COLI,
General Ticket Agsit
GEO. O. K00Nfx,
90 Agent. WsshiAgtoa.
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A TTRAoTIvE NEW WORKS,
PUBLIsHxD THIS AUTUMN,
rIoKNoR kHIILDs, BosfOR.
III sIPrHMBRR.

tn. BIoLow PAPRRs. By ysnss Ru...ll Lowell
Second series. ] vol. lemo. 20 : 'T--'" 1'a''I
fHB YANKEE IN CANADA. By Hsary n fAersau
vol. l6mo. Uniform with "waldsa, y De- !. -
TR.AsUREs FROM hILT0N's PR6sI W1IrIN0s.
vol lomo. Bsvsllsa boards sAA rsd edges, uniforn
with "6ir Thomas Browne = 7s~'--~""
Tas LlHk OF JAHEs GATIs PEROIvAL. By
Jeliss =. Ward. vol Large lans. ST1yss
PotIlCAL MoRks By Thenss Z. Hsrvsy. Oon.
and Gold. ~ 49,
PoINs. BY Iiissbs.l Ahsrs (Yiorssss Percy, osn-
plsts In one volume Blus aAd Gold. "a - 90
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INSURANCE. COMPANIEs.
EXCELsIoR FIRE INSURANCE CON-
The PREsfpKHr

EXCELSIOR FIRE INSURANCE CON-
a. lss PAhY. ...-
No iso bro.iv:; w.
This Company Insures all kinds Of Buildings, House.
hold Furniture Merchandise, Vessels In PORT and other
Property against Loss By Fire
ssHsgs sassss 'i;.Siss;i $iSs$s4s,. II #SSsss.
WALDO HUTCHlNs.
WILLIAM PERD0N,
dUsTAvs REYNAUD,
RANsAY CROOKS.
JOSEPH B. YOUNG,
CHARLES 9; PELL,
sor, P eltsERT, SssG
ROBERT sCHELL,
oiokeky o1 + yAGfSbE sssbfir,
JOHN 4 LII LETYISowELL,
SESHSi sssI 4; sTSDxAs.
i.s.sn Tah - 'A i@HsCGs @ p HODGES, pr:.a
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE. COMPANY
No. los B,oADwAr. Hsw Yo.r.
CASH CAPITAL............o ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
ASSETS, JANUARY, 1896. So......".......sl,et eto, sAoa
This Company insurss, at customary rates Of pre-
MUM, against all MARINE and INLAND NAVIGATION
RISKS on CARGO or RREIoHT; also against loss o.
damage BY FIRE.
II PREMIUMS ARE PAID IN GOLD. LOSSES WILL
BE PAID In GOLD.
The assured receive rs per cent. Of the net profit
without insurring any liability, or In lien thereof, a
their option, q liberal discount upon the premium.
All losses squitably adjusted and promptly paid.
Scrip Dividend. declared January Is, 1896,
| TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
JAMES LoRIMER GRAHAM, President
ROBERT u. G. GRAHAM, Vice President.
| CLINTON B. FIsK, Jr., ID Vice Prss't
| HENRY Il. PORTER, Secretary.
CHARLES KING, Agent,
Room No. 4, Washington Building,
Jelly Cor. Pennsylvania av. and Seventh street.
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ERIE RAHwAY.-TRAINS LEAVI

ERIE RALWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE
depot foot Of Chambers street, via Pavonia ferry
100 A. T., Day Express, for CanandaiguA Rochester,
Buffalo, sAamsnes, ana West Conasets at BusAio with
Lake Shore aad Grand Trunk Railways, and 81 ssia-
s:soA. H., hilk and Way Train, Daily, 70 ousviils.
1000 A. l., Hzprsss Mail q! Buffalo. bslanaass and
psnhsh. .oAnsSns With LAks Shore sAd Atiaatis ssd
A0op.n., Way Trails for PeH Jsrvis snd Hswbursh.
t0or. T., Hight xxprss, for CsaAadaguA, Reshssisr.
Buffalo, tallahassee sad west II = : - ! -
500 H., Lshtsng Express, Daily, for Csaaadaixua,
Reshsstsr, SA9Ale, ealAnAAsa, Dsikirk, aAA West.
Gents = bsH.ie yith Lake shers ssa asasl TIsai
Wsstssn Railway. LTI-'sI7-. - n s----i'T'- :
ae'; q, l.isr..i Ir.,.. Daily. sss IssA,s, sais.
w . ,iTs 5SS;S 1. ;FsSsia p a @s.s,s.Ss.-I IA
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
N RAILROAD-leSS
Passenger Station In New York. sornsr Twenty -ssvsn
street and Fourth svsaas.
kn,5ssss Ms sec On Tvsnsy y.SsMys,sh = Y street.

Passenger Station In hsv York sornsr Twenty Seventh
street And Fourth svsnas.
''sai; TRAfss g LHxvs lnii:yiese NV YosE: ii::'
For New Haven, 100, 500 (Rx.), llso Q. N. lal6
500 (RI. a46, ASo aad % OK. J, ,. N. For
Bridgeport. 100 800 HI. il.so q. n; a 10 (EI),
s,1etsId H. hnd ~ ~ 4 g. 500 70, Milford and
asld, soShper. and ws.tPort 10 II 80 m SIS, 80
iais sI 500 (EIl sts' 40, ssO Zoo I..l p m TOi
!cI drssnvish. 10. ssc, H. % m sis, / So, j. 50,
$50 p. N. For Stamford, T. 90, 500 Rx. ESQ., Ii 50
m lalo Ex.) 500 Hi.), SIS, 40, $50, ESD. @ 90
EI p m Ror Portsksstsr asl istsrmsdists stations,
100, $50, n.soa IL. 1AS, <so. $50. $50, 100 p. m.
CONNECTING rRAIHs
dn SS. Boston WI u. sprinsl:id, z % (, i. G.l 5000.
?: N. Ter Hartford and Springfield, 500 (EI. / m |;
R.il1O.a % IsI eGaas.sqs % san,1s Ri,sG 81
2 m. 70 Northampton. xor Hartford. Providsnss and
s:c Haven, New LSsds. and s.esing!On R,iIG.d q
IL 10 p N. 10 Northampton For HousAtonie Railroad
500 = N. For HAugatuek Railroad, 500 q nj 500 D.
n; r0r DAabury and Horvsk Railroad. Toos.So 3 m,
Connodious sleeping ears attached TO D. m. train.
sp1 JANIS H. HoYT, supshntsndant
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HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN

COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
LYINd-IN ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street, tcirels. corner Of n street.
This Institution 10 situated In the most healthy por.
ton Of the District, surrounded BY its own grounds
Cars pass the door every ave minutes.
Terms Of admission Prom % 10 el0 per week, In &C.
eordAnee with the required, payable In advance
This includes Board, Medieinss Medical and Surgical
Attendanes.
MEDICAL sTAHR.
SURGEON CHARGE.
J. II. THOMPSON, N. D., lS street, between Twsn.
tsth and Twenty First streets.
CONSULTING PBYsICIAHs AND SURGEONS.
JOS. X. BARNES, N, D., Surgeon General, United
JOS Riley, n D., GEORGETOWN.
THOs. MILLER n. D., street, wsshingt
AY.P. dARHETT N. D., New York avenue
W. P. JOHNSTON, D., Washington.
GRAFTON TYLER, D., 0eorgstown.
Applications for admissions be made to any Of The
medical stat the matron a. the Hospital ordeIs for
admission to the free beds Of this Institution can be OBJ
dAined Of the Rev. c. II. Hail. Rector Of the Epiphany
Church. Of the Rev A. D. gillette, Pastor Of ths Pir.,
Baptist Church. and Of the Surgeon In charge his
dence Orders for the ad mission Of the wives widows
Of soldiers Of the United States army be
through the Surgeon General, United States army.
jy2 G. II. HALL. d. D., Secretary.
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DENTIST DIR. -
~ LOOMS. sssIpssr DuTiss, sss h.
reansyivssis svssus, Asar sorAsr Of SID
Ainth ssrsst ssnls 70 al braashss pertaining y "a
profsssio4 hAfornstioa Of The nesth ssrres1si ~
svssy vassssy Il sstaaasi ~ asls aSj.iy
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Tor BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND

LNOR BUSTUN, VIA NEWPUKT AND
E FALL RIVER, BY the splendid and superior steam.
srs NEWPORT, kEfROP6LIs, OLD COLONY, and
KnPfRE srArK, Of great strength and speed. but sx
sing IN connection with the oidcolony and Newport
railroad.
Lave Pier .. n r., foot Of Murray street. daily,
'fs The :sssnsr ED OLD coL6NY, CAPT ". Brown, caves
New York on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, stsp
n. landing at Newport
fis IHFIRI srAFi, ospt 3. simmons, lsayss Tues.
day TAursday, ,snd Saturday, d p n landing st Few
bssgass master is attached 10 sash steamer, and
assompaniss the baggage to its destination.
steamer runs In connection with this line daily
frovidsnes.
For freight Or passage sppy on board or at the oss
Pisr q, n T. 70 secure stale rooms In sdvanes, TO
sp1 l. LIfTLHYI4LD Agent, ~ Broadway.
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CHORE LINE RAILWAY. 'lH
..r GREAT MAIL ROUTE r ..r
NEW YORK. PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON.

THREE DAILY TRAINS, -H H...
Leaving Kew York, corner Of Twenty seventh atrsst
and Fourth avenue, at 81. m. l2:io, and sp. m
This new and popular route between New York ana
Boston 10 By far the most dslightful between the two
great cities skrting does the shores Of Long sand
bound and Hsrsgansst Bay, being almost entirely free
from dust thAt great Annoyance 10 trsyslsrs ana A.
fording hne sea bresss asarly the entire route.
splshdid sleeping ears attached 70 al trains
ssis-u o. T. SCRANTON, frssidsnt!
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AILR o A Ds.
DROOKLYN AND JAMAICA RAIL
ID .HhUtN " war oonfANYJ rlIA\gF
CHAuaR or TIME

DHOOkLHN AND JAMAiOA RAIL-
ID .Hsubt war oohPANrg y flIA VIZ
oHAHai OF TINE "
SUMNER ARRANoInEHr yRox AUGUST Is, ises
Law SOUTH FERRY.
For Jansiea, T. y and lols q m, iiso. s. Gs.%s and
Iof Hsnpssssd, 74s and 1918 g. n, sad and ?. n.
For syos.st 70. Is = n, s.d ? N.
I;.cs I::;.c y.s... ia Or u s.:ss,si 81 .Y . and
'0- n and 'aStb stbspif A 4 ;'4 RAW.
Coansetpe Al Iast new York with city ears.
Leave Jamaiea, o, 0, and II n l. ale' $50 D. and
$ E l.i' !, ~ fS't &, IA s.rsl:: and
The sa N. train from South Ferry , scnnsets with
L. IL R. excursion train s.p.Ti.,.sS... .El.oS
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Trails. between wAsHrsoTo1 a.S :,S siifit6hi. LII and
WARRINGTON AND TIE wIsr. are aov m, Is fol.
:.!: "a ~; ,.:s': s. "a s'sssy IS ''' " ''' ILL
FOR ALL WAT STATIONS.
Il: Lev. daily, s.''p. sunday. st 100 q n ..a ~
'os wAI STATIONS :SgSH s,ca OF A1IAroAIs JuIo
1ssvs - - 10 hna D. n sAe " u ~ sna h.oo v
=. daily, except Sunday. no
YoR AHHAPoLIa
Leave NJ. 90 aad :. 30 N. and % ?. n. 10 trail
70 or from Annapolis on Sunday.
on SUNDAY.
FOB BALrInoRI.
Leave d 7. 30 O. and a5 and 90 p. n
FOR WAY sTAr1oNA
Leave at LSo O. n. and 4 u and Q ,. n
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WHIT.
Leave daily, except Sunday, 81 T.so .. n. and so
p n.
os sunday, a SOP n. oaly, soansssins d Rsla.
Station with trains from Baltimore 10 Whssling Par
ksrsburG, Ae.
ingon Station Ticket 0Aos q all hours In the day,
we'll as st the Banksrs' and Brokers' Telegraph oAes
sts Psnnsylvania avenue, bstvssa Sixth and ssvsnt
streets.
for Hsw York. PAilaAsiphiA. sai Boston. ~ sdvsr
J. L. WILSON.
Master Of fHaAsportstioA.
L. n. COLI
General Ticket Agent
dl0. Q. K00NTx, Agent,
JAs-u Washington.
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DOYCE'S LADIES' AND GENTS ICE
Id CRxAM AHD DInIn0 ROOMS, No. ~ Pssasyi-
vaaia avsnus, hstwssn feur-and' a.haif aaA aixtA
streets. ~ I.ifaI ~ L III IL
The isrSs.t sAa coolest DIHIHa ROOM, tbs nsss sx.
tsasiys BILL 0I YARA a.d the LowlSf PhiOls n
the eity. rABL1 BOARD, twenty ave dollars psr
ss..A, with sAsiss f'ss sin Of rss saA meals = al
0psa frsn o'slssk Q. n. until 10 D. n
-. - 10 LIoUoRs soLD.N
i:s os:S No.. iss; o'.s's'sass s.a :isl's
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THE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR
AVOIDING POINT JUDITH.
BT0MINaTON LINE Of oteamsrs, being the safest and
quickest between Boston and New York. The stauneh
PLYMOUTH RooK, Capt D. Drayton,
On TUESDAYe THURsDAYB and 0ATURDATa
GGn1Sp1R6 E:Es 81 crI!i IT!sipIvs
Al o'clock, ,. n. from Pier No. le North River.
Thsss boats uAsurpasssd for comfort, strength and
safsty STATE rooms d the oAcs Pier No. ls,
on board the bosd, No. 10 Washington street, Boston,
aAd st the Providsnes depot. ksturn trains leave
spi u. R sIxoNs, Agent
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u d W ARD LYOETT ,ssBoi T9ii
~ sooK-sIHDR AHp PAPn-RuLHl, 4,
ua M fsaAsylvaaia ayssss bsawssa rsath aaa Iisv.
3! q sath stsssts, sestA siasL 8 =
Sssks ssssauy " llsialy hssal. P~sslisss ~
ueuVaDses saseflily ab1anlSl h ~ " '7'r'T
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In oOrOBRR.

TIE DIAMOND TsHAYsoH< Few s.d Osnplv b.
Edion fT:say:Sn. Poems. In one bsss,ifsi vsasv .
Tai PICTURE OF ST. JOHN, BtBAyan ny ,.r.
THE PROsR WRITINGS OF JOHN O. war nxp
Comprispg "Litsrary Rscrsations,p "OlA n ,t,si,.
sna hSa.I1 sl.sA.. n.rssr's snitA's ~ arssi,
GRlFYIrH GAtkTj OF, JEALOUSY. By oA.,,..
Rsads AsthoI Of 'Christis JohastoaA.'' sts vel
SaARIcTER AND oHARAorLalsrIo nsu q,
Edwin 2. Whippls vol leno. ~
fellow. New and Revised klsetrelyps kdition. Csn
Ple,s iI Volumes aths style os fsanysoa, Varriss-
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF, NEW
~ sgl l-f. b J4RsIY. rsHaa IN tsf,ts4
fAsssNutR AND YRsranr DEPOT m Hsw yoaL
-."FI - PoOr OF LIBERTY STRKnf.i yitIotssi
Coaassts d Hanpson Jusstou viii DsiaWars, tAsh-
swaasa, aAd Wssfsrn railroads, saA at RastpA With
LshigA Valley Iailread aad in eonlsetiols forning
direct li.s 70 PrTTsBuRd AND THR WET without
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE wIsf. ~
THRII axPRRss TRAINS DAILY FOB fH1 wRsT.
sIXTY HiLIs IA THRIK HoUis ssvsi ~ az liAs
TO Chicago, cineanatt g. Louis, D., with bot ons
SpRINa ARaANalMsNTA jia,u Fsr
ConnspsaG Nay q, isee, leave New York o felews.
1904 n.-kxprsss for tie wsst-eonnsets q kasson
Sin ',s,s 70. Msass ,;s chsnf wllian'p'r' wh''
NAH Issis Il % =. for ylsnlss.e., lasos, ,wsssr
Gap ss,eses wlkssbsrrs Great Bssd, Pissses, sins-
90 :. n, ws.tsr. xxprsss for n.sio., Ails.sovn,
Harrisburs, Pittsburg asd the West, With but one
change ofsars 70 0insianah or OhisssS ana bss age
changes 70 y Louis connssts d HsrrlsafG with tie
sortssrs Cs.ir.l .,d Phsdsphis snA Hrs rssAs. for
100 N. for 1sston. Allentown, Maash Chaak. Read.
Ing, Pottsvtlls, Harrsburg, &c. HN
1No 2 = fer lss.o,, Scranton, orsa. Bead, BssAis.
s3op N. for ssnsryilis sad risnlnston., ...ii
S:lb p m for Somsrvills. ..-T4 ....-r.E 4.
7:So p. n. for somsrvllls
500 m, westsrn Kxprsss Tran, for Eastol Allen.
town, ksaAng, HsrisburE, PittsbufI, asA the Wsst.
sisspang Cars through from Jsrssy Guy 70 Ptsburs,
Mst:is isi w... o.. b. obtained :. N. a.. !.
street n. q No As.os House; 4 Hes m, ~ ssa
ssas ia JOSIAH o. bTRARNs, sppssintssdsnt
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JUVENILE BOOKS.

To bs Published during October and November.
:, STORIES OF MANY LAHDs by Grace Greenwood.
illustrated. II" &C.
RlD.LErTER DAYS. By Gall Hamilton. Ilias..
HTLoAr IN THE FOREST. By Msyns R.la. nas.
Tai oIRAyr .HusrERs By Maya. Raid. nla.-
trAted. 49, - u =. :. - : - = -
dRIhM's aoBLINs. with illustrations 1. Color,
nxw JUVENILE By LoaisA r. Aisott. ~ -
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In DkORMBER.

RELIGIOUS POEMS By Harriet Bssehsr stovs =
With illustrations. : F' 7T IVY
BRIATHIHds OF THE BETTER LIPR Idi..d sr
Lucy LAoron. vol. = -
LxcTUhEs ON 0RsECR, ANCIENT AND MODERN.
By the late President @. @. fslton.
wood. r ~
THE OLD sERaEAsr, AND OTHER PoRxs By
PoEHs. dRXvi AND GAY. By Geo. Arnold.
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THE TENT ON THI Bl1CH, AHp orHRp poxru
New Volume By Joha O. whittier
EyAadHLIaE. By Henry waAswsrth Lonsss,iov.
Sto .-
THE PROSE WRITINGS Of Henry w.d.u.r.h Long
fellow. New and Revised Rsetrotyps Rdition. CoSs-
plets IN volumes, uniform with ne Poems.
fHE VISION or SIR LAUNRlL By Jsmss Rus-
sell Lowell. With 10 niustrasioss, BY g. IytngN j..
MAUD MULLER. By John O. whittier, with II
Illustrations By W. Hsnnsssy. beautiful octave,
FLOWER. .DE-LUCH. New Volume Of Poems BY
Henry Wsdsvorth Losgfsllow. With Iliustfstiol;
vol. Small Ate. f'
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rIuI fABLl

o. and amer MONDAY. Neysnbsr II, IN. al saui
Sf.Ssr aos'ss c. r.sssss = Tam IN n
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-23
CNIIEp STATE. PATENT OFFICE, !
W AsHIS6ToS, August .. 1850,


WAsHIN6roS August 8, 1865
On the petition of Stepen c. Mendenhall, of Rich
mond. Indiana, and Obed King and Ezra King of
Salem. Iowa, praying for the extension of patent
granted to them the 9th day of November 1882, for
an improvement in Hand Looms for years from
the expiration of SAID patent hch takes place the
9Th day of November 1866.
lr ORDERED that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office Monday the 22d day of October next
II O'Clock ~; and all persons notified TO appear
and show cause ii any they have, why said petition
ought not TO be granted ~
Persons opposing the extension required to file
in the Patent Office their objections, specially set
forth writing least tcenty days before the day of
hearing all testimony filed by either party to be used
the said hearing, be taken and trans united in
accordance With the rules of the office, which viii be
furnished application
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon testi-
mony, must be filed in the office 1eRy days before
the day of hearing the arguments If any within ten
days after fling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
Republican and the lntellgeneer, Washington, ID. c..
and in the Palladium Richmond, Indiana, once week
for three successive weeks the first of said pubiica
toes TO be at least sixty days previous to the day OF
hearing.
&C. THEAkER,
Aug. 23-26-3w. COMMISSIONER Of Patents.
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rfsdiction of the United States, and the I
enfranchised slaves, in all the States oil
the Union, should receive, in common
with all their Inhabitants, equal protec-
tirn, in every right of person and pro-
perry.
8. While we regard as utterly inva-
lid, and never to be assumed or made OF
binding force any obligation incurred or
undertaken in making war against the
Juited States, we hold the debt of the
nation to be sacred and inviolable, and
we proclaim our purpose in discharging
this duty as in performing all other ma
tural obligations TO maintain unimpaired
and unimpeached the honor and faith of
the Republic.
9. 1t is the duty of the National Gov
eminent to recognize the services OF the
Federal soldiers and sailors in the con-
test just closed by meeting promptly and
fully all their just and righttul claims for
services thew have rendered the nation,
and by extending to those who have sur
vived and to the widows and orphans
OF those who fell, the most generous and
considerate care.
10 In Andrew johnson, President of
the United States, who in his great of
fee has proved steadfast in his devotion
to the Constitution, and the land, and
the interest OF country, and unmoved by
persecution and undeserved reproach,
,;,b ,,asCo;la1 IN tho 10
and the principle of free government we
recognize as Chief Magistrate who is
worthy of the nation, and equal to the
great crisis upon which his lot is cast,
and we tender to him in the discharge
of his high and responsible duties our
| profound respect, and the assurance of
our cordial and sin cere support.
The reading of the resolutions was
| frequently interrupted by bursts of APP
! plause and at the close the audience
| rose en- masse to give vent to their salts
| faction.
| The motto of the Convention should
| read: "All who are in favor of the pro
| position, will say aye. Except SO far
as that constitutes q convention none mas
! been held. Men from the States have
| come here and seated themselves like sc
| many parrots before managers OF po-
| litical club from Washington, to hear q
| set of papers read, prepared beforehand
to say aye when allowed to open their
| lips at ALL to be peremptorily refused to
| speak, and to go home again as soon as
the Presidents trainers got through
with them There has been no debate
! upon any of the issues Of the day, anC
| all that the body las to shew, by way o.
4 record, are the congratulatory remarks
| Of Dix and boo a-little upon taking thu
chair, dispatch from Mr. Johnson,
letter from Mr.. Valland!gh ham, the
resolutions, the address, and three re
markable prayers which were offered.
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IN MEMORIAM.

a After returning from the funeral OF MIcHAKL F.
CARRY, the members of Quaker City Fire Company
No T. in their Hall and the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
& WHEREAS, An honored and faithful member of our
COMPANY has fallen bv that terrible scourge Cholera,
and Whereas there is but "a step" between each CT
rs and death, therefore ---e
Resolred That in the death of Michael F.. Carry,
our Company sustains the loss of old and beloved
member, and e8 ra5--Qeyg =
Resolved, That tender to his bereaved family our
sincere sympathy, and as mark of respect TO them
and as a token of our bereavement. have, 3
Company, attended his funeral, and r zsr-{J
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions De pre-.
sensd to the family Of the deceased and be published
IN the city papers
81 ~ CLArroS B. HUST,
wIIIAA T. DENSIs,f Committee
't-" --- wrIIfAN kTsos, --s
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the assurance of your CO operation in Sc
curing the nationality of our land on a
just basis and lasting foundation. The
eyes OF millions are upon you. and you
must soon pass the Rubicon-
May our Al wise God guide your
mind and preserve you from evil coun-
sells and fatal decisions.
have the honor, President, TO be very
sincerity, your friend,
csc GRANVILLE MooDY.
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Died.-0f bilious dysintery, 90 the morning q sne
18th inst, her residence IN sPrlngooro warren CO.
Ohio NARY W RIGHT Sr IN the seth year OF her
age. - -A-ssfH ss e ~ -til- +-ss
% loving mother afectpnate friend ana pru-
dent counsellor, ripe in years and in good deeds has
passed from vuks rewards. Although her disease
eccasioned great suffering, vet the closing minutes "
her lite we're Ike her many years. peaceful and quiet
Her spirit returned its Girer, tboat moan or
struggle ~ fsifsss r
DiED.-oa Monday, Aug 18th. of lung fever,
MARY. daughter OF JOIN and VI Asr WHrrRrDsE, aged
years and 70 months. t5 tsst-FlA
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UNITED STATES PATENT oFFiCK, +.
WASHINsToS, August g, 1865,


On the petition Of Stephen c, Mendenhall, OF Rich
mond. Indiana. prayin- Tor the exteusion of patent
granted the 9TH day OF November. 1882, for i'm
Provement in mode OF throwing Shuttles IN Looms
Tor wears from the expiration of said patent,
which takes place the 9Th dsy Of November, 1856.
IT ospEsEp that the said petition De heard AZ the
Patent Office Monday tie I'D day OF October next
at II O'Clock NJ; and al persons notified IL appear
and show cause, IT any they have, why said petition
ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to tile
II the Patent Office their objections specially set forth
in writing. al least es,y DAYS before the day ofhear
ing: all testimony filed by either party 10 be used at
the SAID hearing. must he taken aad nlted in
sccorda with the rules OF the office, which will be
furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as teSt-
be flied IN the office ,sreatg DAYS before the
day of hearing; The arguments, II any, within ts day
after filing the testimony
Ordered also. that u 5 notice ~ published in the
Republican and the tntetiigencer ashIuer ID. G.
and in the IAl&u.a, Richnlnnd Indiana, once week
for three successive weeks; fest of said pubca-
lions be least sixty days previous 10 the day o;
bearing.
I. c. THEAhER.
a.