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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-04

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wearing out when dragging down sioops, stair',
&c.
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Fashion Magazine as the standard skir, of the
fashionable world.
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which il the secret OF their fexibillty and
strength, and a combination not to be found in
any other skirt.
For sale in all stores where first class skirts are
sold throughout the United States and elsewhere.
Manufactured BY the sole owners OF tie Patent,
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wild over 100 illustrations. Iu two v lums. lime
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uoidsoorough, aud Andersouyills, during the years
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Msslssrs, sssrs D., isdis.x - ! eJlei y
Zar.sE. ss...l L ,consss.isst - 2 strsst d.
Msrd, Hsaifsoa. New York, 80 rvslth sirsss. '..
Msstwsrsh. lehn, niinos, Wiilsrds'.
wh.lsy. kv, wsss vrssiA. sof. Q strsss and Essis-
Wl!iisn., Tho. .Ps.ssy,vssia. Ayssss Hes,s
Wilson, J. T., lows, De 3 d., bet 1Tth and leh.
Wilson. stephen p. Pa, United ltsiss Hossl
Miadom, Wm.. n,Anesots, $a1 rvsinh street
Winfield, O. H., New York, soe Ninth strssk
oAIpipAfna Son ApntssruH.
Barker, Jacob, Louisiaua, witiisrd'a
Conrad. Robert =. virginia. Bbbiu Hodss.
Campbell, wm. B., Tsnnsssse, hstropolitan.
Cooper, Edmund, Tennessee, hetropolltaa
Hawtins, L r., rsnnssses, Metropolitan
Maynard, Horace, Tsnnsssss $50 18th strest
Underwood, John c., Va
W,ehliae, Robert @. Louisiasa, wlnard's.
Warmoth, &c, La. frsr. DslesAtsl Willard's.
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DENsIoN OFFICE, MARCH 2, 1866
aII ,oho,n n mo, conc,rn ,

10 all tohom may concern.
Application having been made under the act Of June
o. 1850 for the reissue Of the following described Laud
Warrants which are alleged to have been lost de-
sroyed notice Is hereby given that at the date follow
ing the description Of each warrant ceiheats or
warrant Of like tenor will be Issued II no valid objse-
lion shall then appear:
No. 9s for l6h aerss issued under the act Of March
1880 10 the name of Thomas Wallace and granted
January 10. 1851. May 20, 1895, nibS-lawi2w
No 6S 49, for 40 aess issned under the act Of March
1883, In the name OF Lucy whteomb, dow Of Jesse
whiteomb, and was granted April 20, 1855 June .
1865 mlb
No l2o57 for 80 Aerss, issued under TIE act Of March
1888, In the Of James Phibes, and was granted
koyember 10, 1888 June l8, lS86. mh27- -lAwl2w
No. 5290 or 100 Aerss issued under the Of March
1858, In the Of Judith. widow Of David Puler
and was granted October 10 1850. Ju "A, 1885 A2o
W acres ssued n der the @oi Of septsm.
ber 1880 in the Of Jane Agnsw widow OF samuel
Asnsw. and vas granted February "a 1854 August
H. 1885. ..r- myia-iAvtaw
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ERIE RAILWAY-TRAINS LEAVE

ERlE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE
depot foot Of Chambers street. via Pavoaia ferry
Buffalo, saamsuea, and Vest Connect AZ BarsIo wiz
Lake shore and Grand Trubk Railways, hpd Al salA-
mAnea with Atlsnue and Great wese"n Railway.
$50 An, Min aud way Train, DAi v, 10 Otsvilie.
1000 A. H., Express Mail for Buffalo, Salamanca aud
DuSk,Ik, eoansesg with Lake shore and Atlantic and
Great Wsstern Railways.
tO0P. ~. w.y Train for Port Jsrvis and Nswburgh
b00r T., Might Express, for CsnandaiguA, Rochester
Buffalo, Salamanca aud West.
6ooP H., Lightning Express, Daily, for Cansndagus,
Rochester, Buffalo, 6alAmAnca, DaEkrk, and wesL
Connsets st Bahalo with Lake Shore and 0raud Trunk
Western Railway. .UI rI |4IIfH. n. -
soor m, Emisrant Train, Daily, for Buffalo, ssls.
mAneA, Dunkirk, and Wsst. 'EH ~. 49, .
Auda RIDDLE, Gen J sap,t New York
VIZ = BAAs, dsAr Pass. a =, New York. AN
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ARPRR'S NEW THLY
III MAGAZINg FOR jolly, 1885,
coHrEBra.

-8arrr. cosrEBui
Personal Reeollectious Of t-s War (Second Paper
iila.Iratops-Ruis of old Church ns.T Charis.townEE
Patent Of Nobility-a Candidate for the Pearass--
Ts. hs:0sasS,uS e.. R.To.d ySs. apsr.
sras voluatssr-Thsl Innate Idea-rhs Little Cotassr-
MOI at Home ..
Sene Carious Homss
Iiisss. .tions.- Monss. Nest in . bottle Harvest.
Iearis.-Hlss OF the Bes-Ne-t OF the Hornst-sest Of
this Mud wssp--ssst Of the PAstsboard p-Nosts Of
Ls.i =. Ll.So..
illu.traiians lover q Belsm-Csstls OF Peuha-
D.. MariA Ths.tre-rhs PslAes Of AJuds-Ths Great
Nh p,y'is yiisi.,s s,,s Village. ,c,,
% Chapter ILL., The Purple Flask.
= SSS:s,srII;i r:.. from sorf0li.
Getty .hass: Iuly. les
r.. % sword of G.mosis.. ~
The y. ol Catcher.
ssseiasry Privileges in Rome.
n. HsddlsI's Mistake.
nNssy q Lss.; .i.
idas..lon q the col0r'd Population Of louisiana.
tator'. ss,y Chair.
MspthIy Record Of Currsat Events.
EdioJ's Drawer. ... TO
TnEs. roR HIRPER's MAGAZINE AND WEEKLY.
MassIibs, on' copy for one Or
weekly, one copy for one year. 90
will be suppsd srsiis to every club Of ave subscribers
a. each. In one remittance, or sir copies for $40
.sss to. na%Ss for M month"; s.fh vii ).
Bousd ;oisns. Of the Weekly, each volume containing
the Bumbers for one year, will be furnished for e
beyond that allowed ip the mail.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UEITEp SrArks PArKsr OyyI y

- E,
WAsHTxuroN, Juus q is66.
On the petition Of Robert Rnigh Of Cleveland Onio
praying for the exeu,,on OF patent grHpt-d 10 him ON
the 2lst day u sep.smbe 1852 for Improvement n
Machinery for Beyeling the kdges OF or Metallic
STRIPS, etc for seveo years from the expiration Of
said takes place ~ the 2ls day " sepem
Der, 1866,
II Is ordered that tho said petition be heard at the
Patent Oiee on MONDAY The 50 day II september next
al u clock aud all psrsous notified 10 appear
aud show cause, aay they have, why said petition
ought not to he granted. I. ....
Persons opposing the extension are required to die In
the Patent Ocs their ob-ctio.s special set forth 10
writing at la.t days before the day OF hearing
all testimony hled by either party TO be used the said
bearing must be taten aud lralsitled 10 aecnrdauce
with the rules VI the once, which will be furnished on
application
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tssti.
mouy must be lied 10 the ooe tVsnty lays before the
da' Of hearing; the arguments any, within ten days
after hling the testimuly.
Ordered, also that this notice be pub.hsd 10 the In.
tetHgencer and the RsPUBLioAs, Washington, c. aud
In tue Hs-aid, Ceveland Ohio, olce week for three
successive weeks the hrst Of said to be at
least sixty days previous 10 the day Of hearing.
r. G, THBAKER,
Commb sioner Of Patents.
Editors Of the above papers will please copy,
apd send their bills TO the Patent once with paper
contain nE this not ce. Je7,law3w
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
l. ConPrRoLLER or the CusRsHor, wAsHIsoros,
- May ~, 1866.
1ee Il hereby given TO all persons who have claims
Against "The Merchants' National Bank Of Washing-
ton, D. c. that they must present he sane and make
sad hank, 81 washington, D. O. on or before ths ssth
day Of August next, IT r. CLARKE
my2o .sodsm Comptroller Of the Currency.
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js.u

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL-
" ORuAD.-IHKou0H By kAlL fAOM WAsHIk9r
TON AND ALsxAHDRlA TO RicHHoHD AND
o. ,sd .f.sr rRlDAY. s:p,.nbsr J. 1895. the sr.ia'
@ TRAINS SOUTH
Leave Washington At 7 q. M and O. 50 D. n. .I..'
Leave AlsraadriA a 7.ss a m. and ,. m.
Leave oordonsviils at II 50 p. m. and l.+oa
Arrive fu Rishmcnd as ,. N sad Ga n
Arrive at LynehbarE 81 Dp. N and GAn
TRAINS NORTH: L-..g...
Leave Lynehburg At 6t6 .. N. and =. 10 p N.
Leave Richmond st .. m. and =. 10 p. m.
Leave 0ordonsvilis at n 80 p. n. aad II 20a.m.
Arrive q AlsxAndria at 4.bo p, m. and 460 am.
arriys q M,.hi.gsnn Z, $50 p n: and s1am.
Local freight tran leaves Alsxsndria at n. Or.
irving In 0ordonsvills at II 1 .. m.
Lave. eordoasvilis At 1885 ,. n, arriving In Asx.
ThroasS ir.iEh, train leaves Alexandria a. a. n.
arriving 10 Lybehburs At 40 p. m. 10 ~ -
Leaves Lynehbuss - SO q n, arriving in Alex
Pss.snssrs irom K n w.r.n.o, will take u. /. N.
train south from Washington and the 4s q n train
rss.ssssrs BY the q s .. m and 1Is ,. n. train.
from LyeehbuIs. a.d !he7 n, sad 7ls .. N. traiss
all pArts Of the North spd west'
This route has the s otherpb By having
eontisuous rail fron New York 70 Lynskbsrg, 10
Il also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run, haaassas
Bris,ow, Catstt's, Rappsbsnnock, Culpsper, Orange
and Gordousyls, where many Of the great battles Of
ths late rebellion we're fousht
opposite the B. and y. 4. Il. Depot, In washinstoa;
also at the Depot, on Maryland svsnus.
Trains leave the corner Of First and srsets wash
ington. W. II. hoCAFFERTY,
General Superintendent.
i'm. BROADIs, T"
'ocs-u General Passenger Agent
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
IN RAILROAD-lS80

Passenger Station In new York corner Twenty Seventh
street aud Fourth avenue.
Entrancs on Twenty seventh street.
TRAINS LIE We NEW YORK:
For New Haven, 100, 500 (gr. y, li.yO q. m. lalb
Er 90 tEx SIS. 50 and s. 90 lex J. p. IN. For
Bridgeport, 100, 500 lRx. ll.So = N. - Is (Ex D.
800 SEx }. SO, ~, 8 90 Exlp IN; For Milford and
stalford, : 90, llS.. IN 5 IS. $50 IN. For Pair.
asld, south port nd wes.por. 90 a. s6a st,t 80
isTtssy' 500 csnJ sS 50, 10. To- e. lps = N. Fci
Darisn, T. 90. o. 80, ll,so a. IN &+5, $50, 80 p N.
For Greenwich 100, So IL 40 4. m 345, 1 80, 80,
$50 p. m Por stamford. 90, 500 fEx ], ESQ, li.so
m; i2i5 (Exl 500 (Ex) 45, 70, 30, $50. g. 90
Ex n Por Portehs.ter and iutsI mediate stations,
90, So li.So nj S45, $50, 80, $50, 100 p. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS
Rar Boston via spr, ngheld. 90 IN. ZEE 500 EI
s0Op N. Por Boston via shore Line l2l6 (Rx ], 500
P m. ~ Hartford and Springfield. 500 (Ex a m. |;
l2l6 S.OS (Rx), 500 p. m. F"r Conneetcut River
Railroad. SO IN. ZEE II 10 p. N. to Montreal, 500
2 m. 70 Northampton. For Hartford, Providence and
New Haven; New London and stOniuston Railroad at
90 a. mJ; l2l3, 500, 500 p, For Canal Railroad
" 10 D. m, TO Northampton. For HousAtopo Railroad,
500 IN. For Naugatuek Railroad, 500 a. mi 500 p.
m For Danbury and NorwAk Railroad, 00s 80 .. m,
l. so p. N. .'
Cotnmodous sleeping attached to p m. train.
ap2 JAMES II. HoYT, Superintendent.
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OTICE TO SOUTHERN TRAV.
IN ELRRs ....
rHE OLD AND DIRECT LINE ENTIRELY CON.
....... PLBTED. E .. ..
STAGING ENTIRELY DISCONTINUED.
80 NILES SHORTER AND HOURS QUICKER THAN
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.

80 NILES SHORTER AND HOURS QUICKER THAN
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
TWICE DAILY.
os III H.. .1 from . III sa
BURG, to RICHMOND, viii be run TWICE DAILY,
Sunday nights excsptsd,) Is fol ows;
Franz Holiins.hs.d, and c. VANDERBILT, Captain 4.
l. Colmary, viii leave the wharf, of sixth street
81 $40 T. M, and N, RI diving At AquIs crssI Sy 10
3, N, and 1910 :. ma and themes BY The Richmond,
completed, 10 Richmond, arriving there At 400 D. M
and % !. m shordins ample time foI diling In keh
mond. and making eonneetions with the aiehmond and
ps!s.surg Railroad for Peters and points south VI
The steamer leaving Washington a, 90 M, arrive.
Sssf and eouasson With the siesnoad % a. spa sp o.O ~.
vile trau.tor Danville Va, 6rsensboro' salisbury
Sh.s.s's ss,sSA; '0d'S0r0ugA, and wimias.0n.
On SUNDAYS leave WASHINGTON at p. N. only,
York fhilsdeiPhs, Baltimore and Wash nson, and ss
rsIdSssS es.. y ss
Phiiad'a ia 90
!. Baltimore 1000
Washington 500
=" q" n s.l.i%ors to Fr:d's eSo
SECOND GLASS rHRouoH rIoKErs
From Washington 10 Richmond, d,..............ee 90 90
.'" Proderieksburg .............. 90
Can be procured in New York at No. 22s Broad say,
dspos o sHs Psisssipss WI IN a. h.i,ma A. sSs
Railroad Company, Broad md Prime streets In Baiu.
more, ~ the Camden station Of the more and Ohio
Railroad Company. In Washington, at the Company's
once, Al the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and sixth
street, .ad on board the Potomac steamboats,.
Passengers leaving New York Al aud a IN. s,a
p.m philadelphia st Lbp, m. (DAY, y aud ill5I
tNluhTl and Baltimore at 3n, h. -, and o D. m
$50 and 4so m., arrive In Washington at 20 $50
and T. 20 N, and and a. m, In ample time to make
omntbusss and Baggage Wagons will be In tsadln...
Rshmopd. rN"
Passengers BY this Line ps.. BY daylight Mount YER
non, and may have an opportunity Of visiting several
bssselds near fredericksburg, by stopping st Ihs,
Baggage will be checked from New York, Phil ,dsi.
phia, and Baltimore 10 washp gton where II mi be mai
b. the baggAgs masters Of this linz
bfsAkfAst And sugpsr on board Of steamers.
.ntIUs CLIO. kArTIhGLY, supsrintsndsnt
........... ... - Washington, d. o.
-. kArHIw CLARK, Agent,
'" WashAstea, DO
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EHAfLn,o ADS.sl
;WASHlNGTON, ALEXANDRIA, AID
w osososfowI aAILnoAD.
.libIl fiifs fAsLl iBliRii Q.
DALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD

.RlIg Z 30 u wAssIYsro., Jsss Il, 1854
Trains between WAsHfNoT0N and BALTi AORE, and
WASHINGTON AND TIE WEST. are now run ss fol.
G'dq voR BAIr1noRl. HiiE0&
Lave daily, .resp. sa.ssy, s 700. 1sc. and Ii.is
FOR ALL WAY srATIoNs
Is.ys daily. szssps saAday. a 100 = N. ssd 4 u
roe wAI STATIONS SOUTH oS AsSAroArs JUNG.
N. daily. :ss.p, sunday. =
/. ToR AHHAPoLIs
Lssys At !. % asd T. 80 q n. s.a p n. 10 ,rain
70 or from Annapolis on sandAy.
......- Oh SUNDAY.
- FOR BALTIMORE
Leave q 7. 80 An. and 24S ssd 9 oop N
FOB WAY STATIONS. t
Lave 81 ISoa n. asd v ana pm. 'f +aIa
&C. YoR ALL PARTS o. THE WET.
Leave dsiiy, except Sunday. q S.so .. =. a.a 90
%. sunday. !. aoep :. only. .o.n.s.i.s =. Relay
through Tickets 10 u. ws., car b had as the w.sA.
ingtoa Stallion Ticket Onos ct all heurs In the day
we'll - ~ the new oAes In the American Telegraph
suidinF, P.snsyiv.aia a's.us between -Four. aida.
ror Ne. YoIi. Phisdsiphia. AID Boston. ~ .dvsr.
TglTGt ~ v. .. sAIfH,
Master Of transportation.
IL -aI .f. o.. h.'-r1r % General iieiss Asss.,
l.. .,oIt ra#a oso. g. KooIr.. Ass.t
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lQHSPENNSYLvANIA1OQc
lOOUs CENTRAL RAiLRoAp. .lOOU

On and amer MONDAY, oesobsr 10, 1855, trains viii
sss S's. D.Ss :. e
:.sYs,s ss ss's S ss,s.
and all principal stations and making drsss scaa~e
isstos. "a n rSl.isipS. for isv York. Bs.s.s .ss
SITooss srcconxoDa d.n, ..e.p, Sunday,
a. 80 n. stepping ., al regular stations bs,w.ss
with .r.ia: the iadisa. Branch Wsst PssssyIyssis
Ral,oAd sben:bsrssnd crssson Rsilrosd, and Aolli.
fiTTsSURoH AND ERIE MAIL, a.iiy ..e.p. Sunday,
q 1soA N. s.opP,sS only q. ooueneerh. aaiisiss,
Atoons sad al psinsip. s,s,os. gakise dtrees con-
wses, SssuSn asrnssaU Tor New fors' baiinors Asd
s1ii 1ScSctonxoDArros, daily t.,s.p, sard.y, At
s.s.rs ..s ~ ..s.s .ssa' :.ss ss',ss
trains The nbsnsburs cad Crssson rairoad sad Hol.
nfsifi PzifAbsfPssx iH.s Sxrsxss dan, .. NJ .,op. a,,
glas y Lsrohs Bailsyils Intersection, Johnsiown.
MIMI, s:vPor ass.isSsrs I.ss...sr. saa
Downisg,ovh,. A. HsrrisbafG dr,st ssnss ssssons are
sis; s5 s:S rst e. Ed Il!
s.,s | 90 s.ass % s. ar :sss 9 % e..
JoBSsrovH xCCosHcDArIos. daily ,...,p. s...
Sayl MAS p n. s.oppsg y regular stations b.tv.sn
n,srssstos viii trains Brsnss s.a ws..
Psnsaytvanta railroads. Vfsf4 8lti ind = 70
..ySs. nas LINZ LIT !. t. osnss,
ingdon L:yi..ovn, nimis. ksvpOr, na,y.yilis. Bar.
making connection st HaFrisbsra for New York Bau.
more snA Washingtoa, snd Al Phiisdslphia for New
York, Boston and lntsrmedAts points. sssping cars
rus through in this train 70 Phsdsphia asd 70 New
York on the Alsntown route y T.ETT ~ ~
Yirst Accommodation Traiu for wali Station eavss
daily (sneept saadAyl at $50 q m. isl u NJ ~
Second Aeeommods stios Train for Wall Station leaves
daily tsxsept sunday a. a.to .. m. rFE. r. r.
Third AeeonmodHion Train for Walls Station leaves
daily [syespt sunday At SIS p. IN.
Fourth Aeeommotaiop Trsp for wal's station leaves
daily lexcept Sunday al g. % p. m.
Aseennsdson for Penn stsiiea, stopping u all STA
tions bstpesn Pittsbureh apd Penn. si TO- W D. M -
The Church Train Wall station every sunday
At e.os = n, and arriving in Pttsbursh st 1000 N
Al Wallts 0tatiou al Loo D. n -I'H : - = =
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N EwW o RKs
MEssRs. TICKNOR YIELDS.

!. Life Of Josiah Quincy, Of Massachusetts BY his
son, Bdmuud Quipcy "I 10 = -
The Origin and History Of the Books Of the Bibls
By Caiyir X. Stowe d. d.
s. B,slow Papsrsi second series. By James Russell
4. Royal Truths By Henry Ward Beeehsr
.. summsr R.st. By Gail Hsmiitoa. I0III7T ... r.
The Pciure VI 81 John. B. Bsyard Taylor. .
Life and Letters Of James o. Pereival. By Julius
{. The Yankee In C.pads, &c By Henry rhorsau.
.. The Complete Possieai Works Of n .. huiooh Ia
10. Spare Hours j'seeopd series. BY Dr. jobs brown.
u. Dhn. ashore idyl, and .tbsr poems By George
s. Jcainsl Of Travel. In BRAZIL By Professor and Mr..
IS Trsssurss from ths Prose works Of John Milton,
u. Complete Prose Works Of John U. whitlisr. New
Ia Rainb ". for Children. New edition.
H. Brrathngs Of = Better Life Edited BY Lucy Lar.
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II Lseturss on dreses. Ancient aud Modern By the
late President PeiIon.
!a Boys III tory Of knglnud. By Charles Kingslsy.
~ Christana ko.etti's Poems.
D Stores Of Many Lands. By 0raes Green wood.
81. Mrs. Akers' Poetieai works. In blue aud gold.
n Chsssster aud cbarAo,sristie Men. By g. P.whip-
pie,
Is. Dsots'. Viva Nuova. Translated BY Charles Z.
Norton.
a. The Divine Comedy Of D.nt. Translated BY H. ".
Lougfeilow. III. - . -
Is. The H.to,y Of the Anti. Slavery struggle in N,
United States. By Ww. Lloyd Gsrri.on -
70 Lie aad Times OF voitsirs. BY James Parton.
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
'EITKD sTATks PArRsr OFFICE,
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wxsHIsUTos, Jape 10, 1866.
On the petition Of Samuel Hnlbert, OF 0gdensburg,
New York, praying for the extensioo Of pstent grant
ed t., him the ooh day Of september, lsI3 auto
dated ieptsmber 2Oh, 1852, for an improv' ment In
"Ploughs for seven years from the expiration Of said
PATENT which takes place the 2oh day Of September
1885, 90.
10 ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent obee MONDAY, the Sd day Of September
next at ~ o'eioek M and all persons ara no lied to
appear and show cause any they have why said petit
ton ought not to be granted.
Person. opposing the extsn sion required to nle In
the Patent omee their objections, Ieeiay set for In
writing, at least t0en days before the day OF bearing
all tesimOpy hlsd by either party TO be used at the
said hearing must be taken aud transmitted In accord
anee with the rules Of the Office, which will be far.
nished on application,
Propositions and other papers, relied upon as teSti-
mony must be nlsd In the once t0entv before the
day of hearing the arguments, any, within ten days
after Cling the testimony,
ordered also, that this notice be published in the
REPUBLICAN, aud the Int, ,At0sneer, Washing on, D. c.
and 10 the Ddfiy Journal osdspsburg, n. y, once
week for three surceSsy weeks the hrst OF said pub
s.on. to be at least si1'y dsS. grsy1S. e the day
Of hearing. ThfkER,
Com missioner OF Patents.
s.-Edtors Of the above pspsIs will please copy.
aud send their bills to the Pa,ent once With paper
coptAi In nv this notice. ie20-lAwNw
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