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UNITED SrAfEs PATENT OFFICE,

Il UNITED bTATEs fAfENf OfflCk,
WARRINGTON, August ], 1866.
On the petition Of Lsmuel p. Jenks Of Boston. Massa
ehusst praying for the extension Of patent granted
to him the % day Of Noysmber ls52or an improve
msnt In Machines for Drilling stoue for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent which takes place
on the I'd day Of November, 1856,
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TT ARPER'S NEW MON THLY
Ill MAGAZINE FOR JULY, 1855.

CONTENTS:
Personal Recollectious of the War. (Second Paper
IllustrAtons-Ruin Of old Church near Charlestown-
A Patent Of Nobilty-A Candidate for the Pserage-
The Haveock-Ruins Of Railroad Bridge, Harpsr's
Herry-Ruins Of the visduet, Msrtinsburg-A Coafsd-
crate yolunteer-The Innate Idea-Ths Little Cotager-
Not at Home.
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Mouse-Dormouse and Nest-Nests OF Apoiea-Ne.t Of
learias-Hive Of the Bee-Nest of the Hornet-Nest Of
the Mud wasp-Nest Of the Psstsboard wasp-Nests Of
Polistes.
A Look at Lisbon.
illustrations. flower Of Belem-Castle Of Penba-
Church Of Loretto-Rua AuguSta.-Praca do Rocio and
D. Maria Thealre-Ths Palace Of Ajuda-Ths Great
Arch Of the Aqusduet.
High Days in a Virginia Village.
ATnadale. By wilks Collins. tConeladsd)
Chapter H. In the House
Chapter ILL., The Purple Flask.
Epilogue.
ChapterI. News from Norfolk.
Chapter II. Midwinter.
Gettysburgi July, 1868.
francls Asbury. With Portrait.
The Sword Of Damoeles.
The Fool Catcher.
Sanctuary Privileges In Rome.
Under the Arches.
M Muddlar's Mistake.
Study Of Legs
The Food Of Birds.
Education Of the Colorsd Population Of Louisiana.
An Hour at Sea.
Forty Two,
EDITORS Easy Chair.
Monthly Record Of Current Events
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IL UNITED HrArEs PATENT OPYick
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News Items.

From Bdltimore-A Oct, 2G.-
The investigation Of the charges against tho
Police Commissioners commenced this morn
ing The Governor claims Jurisdiction to
try the case and pass judgment, and will
exset dicision not later than Wednesday.
Itis announced that fin the course of
the investigation the innocence or guilt ap.
pears he would act instantly.
From Canada-ToRoNTo, Oct. 26.-It is
rumored that at attempt will be made to
rescue Lynch, who was yesterday sentenced
to death.
Pdrdonea-W -WAsHISaroN, October 26.--
The President has ordered pardon to be
issued to Mr.. Trenholm, Secretary of the
Treasury of the late Confederate States.
Ftnidn Prisoner Sentenced to be Hung
TORONTO, October 25.-Colonel Lynch, q
Fenian prisoner, has been sentenced to be
hung on the 18Th of December.
Election In West Virginia ia-wHEEL1Na,
October 26.--The election yesterday shows
gains on the vote for the Constitutional
Amendment last May.
Boorman has been elected Governor and
Hubbard to Congress.
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There are important rumours in cir.
culation to-day, that l have traced to
an authority which, If not official. justl.
fes me in sending Them. to you. The
President, and Cabinet, instead OF chang
ing the domestic policy Of the admins.
tration, in obedience to the will of the
will Of the people as expressed in the
October elections, are now intended to
create new and popular foreign policy,
to affect the November elections. At
the last Cabinet meeting, ii raas resolved
t. demand payment at the hands Of the
British Government in full for all the
outrages committed by the rebel priya.
teers which were fitted ont in England.
This is said TO have been the dncision
of the Cabinet and to carry outSthis de.
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quiesce..
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President johnson, General Grant and
Secretary Seward held meeting, and
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John Bright delivered a telling ora
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IoRD Bacon SAID :--ssff a man be
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hoart lis no island cut out from the
other lands, but continent that joins,
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Isi Gem Fpssea. who; ieiwiH be- rsnienn-.
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the conservative Republican Senator'S,
that he would be impeached and re-
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his firmness and still further liberal
ICES the policy of the administration,
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and everything else we need, from the
North" That's it; make such things,
and if you display half the genius and
industry you exhibited during the
war in The manufacture Of powder and
other war material, you will be re-
constructed inrspite Of the politicians.