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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
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WAsHIns1os Hoysnssr 10, 1855.
On the petition Of william Smith, 81 New York. n T..
vrsytng for the extension Il granted TO hin the
Nh day o. April lsss. for inprovsesati IN Weaving
Corded Fabrics, for years oa the expiration o.
~ 9'''' vA'A takes '''' '' 'A' 9th a.' 'f APRIL
Il s ordered that tAs sala petition b. heard :. the
Patsnt oAes on MONDAY, The 18Th day Of March
asxt u II o'eosk m and all persons are notified 70
.ps:sI ..a :sss sss... ~ they have. vAv said
Persons opposing Ne sxtsn.ioa are required 70 ale
In The Patent 0Ass hsir ehjssens specially set forth
IN writing Il least sv days before the day Of hear
lag; all tsasinoAy Aied by sAsr party b s.sd q
s:sss.ss viii Hs rules Of which viii BE- far.
Dspsstoas and o,hsr pspsrs, relied upo. ss tssti.
eay nast Be aisd In ths oaos snlv day. before The
day Il hsAssg; the arsunsnts, any vthiA tss days
aftsr 1hng the testimony.
OrAsrsf also that this notice be publishsd In The RH
sgILIoAI snd The Inislltgssow, washingten. D. O.,
cad In the Timss, New York, N. Y, once vssk for
thrss susesssys weeks the hrst Of said puhlsatiens
Il least sixty days previous o The hsarns.
z. O. THRAKRR,
Comnissionsr Of Patents.
r s-Editors Of the above papers viii please copy,
sad ssnd their bills 70 the Patent oass With pspsr
containing this notice. Ao1s-lsvsv
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81 IxrxRsAL RsyKsuE. 1.-The receipts from
{ this source on Saturday were $500, 6,66350.
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TN THE ORPHANS COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA sise V-

wiilisns hAvag reported 70 ihs coart that In pvr.
suapes ef It's decree rathsd aud approved By tks su-
Sssns Cont q hs pi.,rs, q coisIb, .hs ssld the
q In sasars No. 49, In the sity Of wAshinston, Ds-
riet Of a public aasssa. for the Of oss
With The terms of sale, tits h eth day Of November
D., 1855 erdsrsd By The Court that sald sas Be rail-.
1884 aaisss sesss 70 the contrary ~ shewA % r bsfors
saia dsy provided copy Of this order be puhi.hsd In
~ nAfsosAL lsrvsLicls enss week for three sas-
- w. ,. rusosLL.
Judss d ~ Ospeeas' Court.
true Copy rrsst: SAk u osnonsr,
ses.lswsM - Lot Rsgtssps n wills.
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pTNURNIsHEp HOUSE WANrED.-A
II hsfssthIy f.Ynishsd house. centrally ,ss.,ss,
ssay. adssss. Lock Boz a. waSiasionl D.d 9
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.EsTABLIsHED ON THE RoPULAR
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r.gs 10, o..An SALOON. es
sts. h. - Iisvssth street,
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wiling .. isast issy Ssys Ssfcrs he az q Issras,
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saes vtsh ths rules Of As sess vAisA Willie FAR
1sposisioss ssd other pspsrs. relied ppsa - tss,
sony mast be llsd in tbs cnse sssss Ssys bsfers hs
DAY q hsanns the arsunsatsM asy. within ten days
ORDERED. also, Tat *: hottie. ;. ,.sl.A.s i. II.
RnrusLIoiH and The Hatfonal Istslh6sHosr WsshiAg-
ton, D. O. and 10 ths 0rssas Stats FtS Prsss Lob.
Amos, hsv Hampshre once resk for hrss sasssssivs
weeks; the hrst o sad V hs st least sixty
- TiEIT : d. ~ r. O. THDAKlR, no
10, c t.. - Oh. . Oeanissionsy Of Patents.
s-Editors Of The above papsrs viii please seDy,
and ssaA their bills 10 the Patent 0nss With paper
containing this notice. ' .,u b Ae7-lavSw
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THI CORPORATION or WASHINGTON AND
L.vr .cov.l IrDicr,p.--on Tuesday the grand
The Mayor, BoArds ef Aldermen and Common
Council Of the city Of waskington for nubanos. In
allowing the building q the corner Of ssysnth
street wsst and Boundary street 10 Be used - o
station heass sad building being entirely unAs for
va :,s.ssss 5 ESi ssS'Ds ~. S1sS ss.. -; -;
lLisst Jsmss Johnson. The sass will probably BE-
called u the nsxt term Of the Court which meets
on Msnday nsxt. ms 49,. j. ..
They siso presented an indletusnt asainst The
Law 6ssrt for emitting 70 repair the public high
way In ths sosnty Of washlngton leading from
dsorrstowu To the Chsiu Bridge.
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Navy Bullsain.
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~ ~ urdessd Nov. Capt, II. N, Lowry, to
the Michiesn on December Acting Passed
AiSstsSt eufgeon George L. Simpson, to
the Gettysburg.
Z lDntacbed 2l.s--Acting Naster VIM.
L. Howorth, from the De Soto and permitted
to return North. y ~
Honorahly Discharged Noy,, 21.-Acting
Volunteer Lieutenant A. w. Muldour. from
November ~ Nate w. h, Mott, from No
yember 81. Aia 'HA i'iN. \
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nIDIolL SrIpr.

y.H. rHoxrscs, \. B., ia n :s,.:., b..w... I've,
hsth And Twenty -first streets, ...
ooxsuLfIHs pHYsIcIArs ASp sulosexs.
JOS - BARHIs. y. D.. surgssn General, Uai1s
Jol: RiLiY, Y. 2, ,a.srss.sv.. :. &. &.
THos, nLLRR, y p3 yssrsst, ws.hinEtsn.
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Appiieabus for admissions can bs made 70 any sfihs
medical ssf or the natron st ths Hospital ordsis for
.dnioa 2 he free beds q As iastusicn sss b Oh.
Church. sf the Rev. A. D. Gillette, Pastor Of the Rrst
Baptist Church. and Of the Surgeon n charge y ~
idsncs Ordsrsfor the admsson Of the wvss Widows
Of soldiers Of tbs Uated States army be procured
thypsgh the Surgeon General uaitsd ststss srny.
jyS s.hT r. O. II. HALL, D, D., Secretary.
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.t1 WoRKISaKErs ,CoNyExTIos.-A special
meeting Of this sssoslation was held last evening
In the Council OhAnhsr, d the City Hall the vice
president (hr. A. r. 0ssis, ip tbs sAsir. and ]. II,
Reed, ssorstary. ftsI
Ths pss eons.i.atisn, subulttsd ss.hs last meet
ing, vas taken lp., 81 49,, N. {. * - !. u
o. motion Of NJ. Mitshsii, the name ef The asso.
elasisn was changed % ths Workingusn's Asssn-
bly,. ,,, ,.,,...';, :. rss1
ISOLATION having thy nsmbsrs there shall bs three
dslsgssss, and one delegate for every twenty Ave
msmbsrs over any. s,g.l-' 81 d. u "A Z
Aftsr several amsndnsuts, The Constitution was
sdoptsd. spd The executive eommIttss was author.
iss& % hasss number Of copies printed. ips.
NJ. Berger ftea ths Finance coamittse, r.
ported thsy hal sEaainsd Tie assounts a. The
trsssursr and found The aMs b b ~ soFrsst, end
the committee Wa Discharged AdjosynSd.
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- Posr Owner DrrA.rxssr,
~ it ia YnAnel 0syIcH, Ostsbsr, iSos
ftsassr-sss envelopes staspsd cents, nals q
sAsspsr quality dpapsr than those Assssssors ssusS,
ass farashsd By he Dspartnsst s ga % pss housaai
s.s easo szslssv. Of postsss s,a IN preposioa fsr
less quantities. El'
ne better quality 81 81 90 per tAousasd /. not, hsw-
ever supsfssdsd, but will BE- supplied hsrsiofsrs
s.t dssifsd, win b ruled for tie address without
sddiiosel oh.rgs This the only HAD Of envelopes
furnished with ruled liuss. E IL
In using ruled envelopes the superserptoa should b.
wren before placing the letter In the envelope other
wise the lines will be concsaled. -. ~ q.
upca Al letter ssd osi.i si.s sayslo2ss tAsrs viii
y printed aeross s end without sAditiosal charge,
The nanss. business sad fost ones address of partiss
hns-hs vhols not 10 sxsssd four iinssvhsn ordsrsd
y 9uanttiss Of ave hundred and upwards ef Aay spsei
he dsnonnation.
Aneng the Advantages secured 10 the public by the
uss Of stanpsd snvslepes are,
Fret Chsapnsss
Second Security 10 correspondence In this that the
stamp eannot be removed nor lost. =" | -
Third WHERE request 10 endorsed for the return Il
the letter. viii not be sent 70 the Dead Latter Ones In
the event Of its delivery bat will be returned al
rest 10 the writer, free Of postage.
TIE postage stamped envelopes, spoiled In direct
~ WI BE- refusdsd IN stanps - provided In section
By order fihs Postmaster Genera,
A. n. xIvRLY,
nolo Third Assistant Postnastsr 0sssssl.
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A @ A R D..
fks undsragasa beg leave 70 announce 10 the travel
isg Pablo ~ thsy yul dissostinns Tie rsaAias q
LOCAL rA1sxuoDR TRAlNn between wsshiHTtoa aad
AsxandIta untu ths lst Of Dsssnbsr 1895. fhts has
bssa rssAsrsA nsssssaSy By he many delays aAd IA
~ raiiosA SriIse srssnps ths rysr ~ ~
seatsnplatsA dissoatinuaaos tsnporAsy susDsaspa
10 for the purpose Of fully eomplsaG said Assss
sary fsnewals, and thus prevent recurrence Of the
'ass n fs'ars e. srsylss nnyl
nols tdsl Lssssss W., 4. b q. RR
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oath. petite. y rss... Y; Asii.vs q
hin ths ish aay q yssuAry, isss fsr an inpssvs
nsat In opsratiaS The rssaaiss Il tssns, fer seven
years fsn the sxpirasa q ssii Satsnt which takes
plsss % he is.A az q Jaassry, lts7.
II 10 ordered tAst ths eeia pstitisl bs hserd A The
asHt :. ~ ssiesk r.; .asi Al ysrss.s are seua:A %
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he fatsat Qhse sy shjsssas. spssiAly set fersh u
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EOR sALE-A FILE OF THE DAILY
j. NATIONAL nkPUBLiCAN, (uabouaSJ non tAs
af,s i:sss Hoy . 1880 to The prsssst Day zldrsSs,
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-17
County Advertisements.
PLUMBING BUSINESS
ToWsoNToWN.


FTNHE subscriber respectfully informs the cit
Il liens of Baltimore county, that he has To-
Gated himself at Towsontown, and has estab-
lished the PLUMBING BUSINESS, in all its
branches. He solicits the patronage of the cit
liens of the county. Work entrusted to him
will be performed satisfactorily, and at one
third less than the charges made by parties
from the city.
lag-I have had considerable experience in
the erection of HYDRUALIC RAMS LIFT
and FORCE PUMPS of every description.
All orders left with MR.. WILLIS, Druggist
at the Post Office, Towsontown, will be prompt
ly attended to.
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO GIVE SAT-
ISFACTION. e
am agent for MARSH & JOHNSON's GEL
EBRATED CUCUMBER PUMPS, (made of
cucumber wood,) the best Pumps known, as
experience has proven they will outwear two
OF those Pumps made of any other kind of
wood.
Wells from 10 to 20 feet deep can be put in
for from $40 to $l5.
/ am also agent for Marsh & Johnsons PAT
ENT ENAMELED CYLINDER, which l put
in Pumps when required. This Cylinder is
Cast Iron and enameled with porcelain, Civ
ing q perfect glazed surface for the working
box and an Iron Seat and valve for the lower
valve, with bail so it can be taken out and re-
paired if it gets out OF ORDER and replaced
without taking up the pump. This makes the
best and most durable Pump now in use; the
Porcelain Cylinder never wears out and works
with the greatest ease. They are particularly
adapted, in fact, almost Indispensable for deep
Wells. The Pumps are made in sections when
necessary for very deep wells, and the cylin-
der can be put at any depth required.
GS- Pumps can be seen at my Shop in the
rear of Ady's Hotel.
WOODEN AQUADUCT SUPPLIED TO Or
DER. Address,
GEORGE ST. JOHN,
July z, lS66.-tf Towsontown Md.
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CANFIELD BROS. & CO.,

q = . BALTINGoR ST,
CORNER OF CHARLES,
"AVE a fine Stock Of
Gold Watches for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Silver Hunting Case Watches of all kinds.
Gold Chatelain Vest and Guard Chains.
Diamond Earrings, Pins, Bracelets d Rings.
Rich suits of Jewelry of new styles.
Bracelets, Necklaces, Earrings and Pins OF
great variety.
Pearl, Carbuncle, Seal and other Rings
Silver Spoons, Forks, Ladies', Butter Knives,
&C., &c.
Silver Pitchers, Goblets, Cups, Salts, &C.
Fancy Silver Goods of new styles.
Plated Tea and Coffee sets Of late patterns.
Casters, Baskets, Ice Pitchers and Cups,
Plated or Alabata Forks and Spoons of best
quality.
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors Razors
Watches carefully repaired.
Fans, Opera Glasses, Portmonaies; beautiful
Paris Gilt and Porcelain Vases; beautiful Par
is Card Receivers and other articles Prout's
Hair and Tooth Brushes; Fine Marble and
Bronzed Paris Clocks; Bronzed Figures and
Ornaments.
MILITARY GOODS.
Swords and Belts for Army and Navy, Sash
es, Spurs, Buttons, Lace, Cord, Navy Lace,
Caps, Stars and Embroideries, Army Embroi-
deries of all kinds, Chevrons, Bindings, Cloth,
&c. Field Glasses, Pistols and Cartridges.
March II, 1866.-1y.
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StOrekeepers and Consumers,
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS!
N O I'll @ e!
DrV Goods and Notions
CHEAP FOR CASH.

S. G. L E A V E L A ND,
FOR SEVENTEEN. YEARS WITH JAMES GETTY,
WILL be pleased to see his old customers
w and friends at
1913 North Gag Street, Baltimore,
where he will be able to supply them with
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS at the very low
est market rates. We have just reftted our
store and have double the room and therefore
greater facilities for showing goods. We are
constantly receiving goods from New York auc-
tions and can sell them lower than if bought
in the regular way. All we ask is to give us a
trial, and we guarantee satisfaction.
Mfs~ Remember the name and number,
E. R. CLEAVELAND & CO.,
1913 North Gay Street,
One Door from Front Street.
Name on the window.
N. B.-I will be pleased to see my oldcustom-
ers and friends at 1O3 North Gay Street.
GEORGE H. SIMMONS.
Oct. 6, 1S66-tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Report.

To The Editor Of The ~ y. JribDrH
SIR: The so.callcd Report" Of Gems Steedman
and Fullerton is SO wide Of the truth far from anything Ike
ustice and the onus OF it so papabe TO those who are
familiar with the workings OF the Freedmens Bureau In
Louisiana that compelled to notice and refute its mis-
statements the public may know the real facts Of the
One Matthew Whden in bis testimony before the above
named officers what he knows to DO peryersons Of the
truth in two insauee II not more ls lie states and they
report Capt Pease the General Superintendent Of Col
ored Schools in Louisiana an appoince OF the Rev Thomas
W. Conway the Assistant Commissioner o. lhe buresn i1r
reported 40 schools in and about kewOreans az exist
ing when there were only two This is mere bubble ana
schools and introduce better system OF ipsue'lo ss
pended most Of the schools for 80 days from September to
First in order TO hold Normal Institute for the instruction
OF teachers second to procure larger buildings ana hrd
teachers drew half pay only At the end OF that time this
When had procured places for school houses
organized system Of questions teachers and had
entirely remodeed the school system so that when
into operation children advanced faster than they had
fore Mr. Conway and Capt Pease improved all the plans
Of education heretofore vogue by this Will
den until Pease refused TO raise his salary when he resigned
Mr. Whden and the Generals state that the schools of Lou
isiana were under the Rnsh Pumley regime, sesupporDg
which utterly untrue for had they have been they
would be now when they needed They never
BEEN for the that the Banks Pumey Wbden system
was wrong fret for 1t school facilities entirely
portion q the expense from them States hence
the large debt due the from the schools
CURED by either Conway Pease but from the system
inaDeursted by Gen Banks for under his Order 80"
was evsd the State support the schools which borrowed
money on that tai which suspended by Fullerton
who fen the schools running and who therefore created the
very debt he grnmes about ana seeks lay at the door
Of Mr. Conway the only true ifsha we oack men ever haa
Fullerton Mr. Whedon about these debts and schools
the better will Il be for their own credit hope BY the as
OF and good 10 reconstruct the schools on
sastsning basis How hope TO explain shortly TO the
Public in the Cooper Institute. Respectfully.
j. Is. RASDoLPH School tomDissioner la
Ests York Ang. H. Ic0O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15
CLOSE OF THR SESSION.
from Our Special Correspondents

from Our Special Correspondents
NOMINATION. MASS, Aug. II, 1866
The National Academy OF Sciences went into ITS sixth
sni last session at O'Clock this morning.
Prof l.. NJ. Rutherford who has been busy for many
years in taking photographs OF the SUM- moon ana otne
heavenly bodies with the telescope read paper on Gas
Economical Photography" The lenses used in photography
are entirely useless for observations with the eye and
those used for the eye as useless for
inner rays of the spectrum having actvc value Photo
traphs are after all inferior 10 the views obtained by the
eve and photography will have inferior value until
our means are so increased that we can take
great number OF pictures at inc same i"s svacv
the location Of spots upon the sun, OF Wmch
The eye cannot determine the exact posiuon
n has great value In giving exact tout ensemble which
tbe eve NAV FIJI up at leisure The stars however, furnish
The true utility ofthe Photographic method How are you
10 fad your focus He showed how he reached better
focus In photography than could be assured IN ocular Cd
.,v.on That focus moreover could not change one ono
hnndedth Of an inch without our being Informed OF IT.
while the eye adjusts itself readily as 10 allow much
greater change TO take place without detecting ~ PIo
Rutherford had been unceasngy BUSY since 1927 WIN ts
biect of photographs OF the stars he had obtained
oiotures Of stars Of the eighth magnitude Sueh star
requires an exposure of from three TO four mlnutes
Red stars were very difficult 70 manage ID TINS way
He had devoted much attention 70 the Pleiades
The subject Of the discs Of the stars upon the plate was
thea spoken Of and the opportunities for inaccuracies OK
planned. The greatest accuracies are attained with the
longest exposure. His ingenious method OF making MS
plate parallel with his obectgsss in making pictures was
described, after the importance Of having u parallel mad
been shown. Photographs were exhibited ola micro
meter one OF the several ingenious instruments MI
Rutherford was Obliged TO construct for himself in tho
course OF his Investigations. AT the suggestion Of the
members be described s construction He gave al some
length an account of his mode Of working its difficulties
&C. Finally he believed that the time would come when
no Observatory would be considered complete without ap
praus for taking photographs Of the heavenly bodies.
Prof Agassz said that the only example In science 10
compare with MIR. Rutberords triumph over obstacles
was that Of Lonyilc who, IN making examinations IN
entomology found dra ghtsman to draw his pictures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15

ALLEGED BRUTAL TREATMENT OF PRISoSRa'-
Nathaniel Ellis esq City Marshal Jersey CITY, aad A 500
Samuel d. Ellis Deputy Marshal arrested yesterday oy
Constable Burns on charging them with bru'a
treatmen. toward John b. Miller while the latter was coi
fined in the City Prison. the night OF the 9th inst Con-
painant among other charges makes affidavit that sooa1
o'clock on the night In question, 5. ID. Ellis entered tas
cell, and beat rim across the with club until he fiasi
avay and that when he a holding him whis
the accused pulled oil his (companant) boot whoa ne 81
until the following mornings; that The Injuries "
ceiycd incapaoated him from work aud that ne is c
under that time. The accused
appeared Judge Chambers and bail to answer
fore the Grad Jury
FATAL CASE OF CHOLERA IN JERSEY CRY
Young woman named Hcadsy died canal boat ut tho
on loe Jersey City ely yesterday morning from Ehit
il nroaouneed by prs Morris Craig genuine Gaze :. As
a,o ,boers The boat was last fom b.isep9t tona' 4"
rly,r I'M Jersey Ciy 90 MonlH evening. llo b'ti' y
ueath clnsei an, boat r. o., 'sefotsi 81 f h'' ''''1s
IL lea hurled