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Baltimore nnrl,et

BALTIMORE, July l9.
Flour very dull. Wheat steady: rcd 50 65a
: 81; Corn quiet and heavy. Rye neglected
ana nominal Provisions steady. Gr0cerieS
Flaxseed s. .. Whisky steady at s2E9sa2 ~
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ST. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, July 10.
Flour very unsettled with downward tend
9hcy; spring extra 81 50; Xxx SIOl<GI3 Wheat
uecilnei S9Sc; sales at 81 75[Ii 90 for 1C(S
pennsylvania fall; 81 O592 % for choice. EoTn
active; mixed and yellow 7Oa73c; mixed -
rSS; MH NE So9S21zc Provisions and Whisky
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NEW York, July 19.-Cholera has
made its appearance at Harris Island.
Two new cases in this city are reported,
and four in Brooklyn-one of which
was fatal.
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OsWegO Market.

OSWEGo' July l9.
Flour dull at slOGl2 . for No. l spring.
81 5O9l2 . for red winter; STATS for Ky
Wheat quiet; No. Milwaukee Club 81 NJ
Corn held at 74975c for No. Illinois; no sails
Otts nominal. Canal Freights dull; wheat
l21ac, corn lie. oats SIC, TO New York
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TOLEDO. July IS.
Flour inactive. Wheat, for old White
Michigan 81 10. and 81 s735 offered for old am
SO2: Corn drm and &c better: SALES at &c fa t
20: mixed; and &c for No. l white Lake
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San FRANCISCO, July IS,-The cargo
OF the ship Hornet was largely in
sured in the Pacific Insurance Com
Pany, and II is understood that the
coin.
One hundred and thirty-three thou
sand pounds of No. l American ship
ping grade wool has been sold during
the past week, at prices ranging from
10 to p cents per pound. a large
amount of this goes per ship Lookout,
loading for Boston.
In the case of Emil Grierson VS.. Irwin
McDonel, Judge Field, of the United
States Circuit Court, yesterday gave
Judgment in favor of the defendant,
This confirms the Government in pos
session of the property known as Black
Point, on which Qualifications have been
erected
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Chicago Market
CHICAGO. Julv I,

Flour dull. Wheat dull. Corn s,ss5,-
SS5g5S14c for No. !, and 53]S95Ic for 10 q .
Oats steady at 2s92yhc for no. l. and ~ 3;
nc FOR No. 2. Mess Pork S3i 5OG3i ~
FFeights steady at decline OF &c. 49,
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ashuIrsalr alutluns.
POLLACK'S
NOTION HOUSE.

NOTION HOUSE.
lust OPENED AND FOR SALE CFoR-
- eign goods mostly OF direct importation
bought at a very low rate for gold.l
1000 doz. plain and fancy Cotton Hosiery
comprising gents, ladies and children's wear.
1000 dog. gauntlets, gloves, half gauntlets
and mitts, consisting of kid, castor, Isle
thread, silk and silk worsted, in desirable
colorS.
500 doz Handkerchlefs, new styles in silk,
linen, lawn and cambria.
500 doz, Seck-ties, embracing all new de-
signs in fancy, plain and ribbon ties
loo doz. Shirt Bosoms, supertine grades in
linen and marseilles.
5000 Glaze Paper Collars, of Goldsmith's,
Congress, Comps and Evans Manufacture.
2,Ono doz. ]. 4 P. Coats and Stuarts genuin
machine sewing cottons.
500 Ms. Stuart linen thread.
80 Ms. Italian sewing silk in akeins and on
spOoIs-
50 doz Looking Glasses, assorted sizes with
q fuil stock OF pins, hooks and eyes, combs,
S SauS;hesi ,Periumery, soaps, pocket books,
stationery, window blinds, school bNokS'
states, hair ne;s, embroideries silk CorIi and
ta3SSels, velvet ribbons, full line OF tafTeta
bindings, rulings, crochet braidS, coat but
tons, hoop skirts, halmOralS, vest buttons
french corSetS, fancy dress buttons and
large variety OF superior suspenderS.
which the attention OF close BUYERS is re-
spectfully invited.
mr6 AUGUSTUS POLLACK.
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New York Money and stock Market

New YORK. July l9.
Money easy at 5 per cent. Sterling Ex-
change dull at 1881 a iO9L.
Gold shade hrmer; opening at 1907: adj
Vanclng 10 1907, and closing at 1857.
7-S0S, second series, lO35z
stocks weak; Chicago Rock Island g7Is.
Shlcago & Northwestern 461&; do preferred
Erie 65$; New York Central 1917; Western
Union Telegraph, Russian extension. lG7jS.
western Union Telegraph SIS; OHIO Mis-,
stSstPPt certificates 2s.
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WASHINGTON, July 19.-An arrange
ment has been made with the British
Postotice for the transmission of book
packets and packets containing sam
Piles of merchandise of no intrinsic
value, the covers open at the ends, and
subject to the usual regulations by the
British mail packet from Panama and
any other port, the United States OF
Coiu m bia, or to any port in Ecuador,
Bolivia, Chilli or Peru. New York and
San Francisco are the United States
offices of deposit.
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 16.-The amount
of freight and money received here
during the six months ending July LIST,
shows decrease from the amount re-
ceived tor the same period last year, OF
upwards OF half a million dollars.
Sydney dates of April 2lst, report the
market for breadstuff much depressed
in CONSCIENCE of the arrival of twenty
nine cargOes from California and South
America.
California flour is quoted at ZIG,
and Chilli at ELS 10 shillings per ton.
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, July le.
Flour dull. Wheat hrner at 81 GFlai g. ro-
No. Corn 5s1zc. Oats declined &c. -'-
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The iron men in Wheeling who take the
81. Louis Republican are somewhat tired OF
reading ,i the following stereotyped quotation
IRON, NAILS, &C.-The demand for iron and
IMAM for many years past. We quote IOd
mans at - 2o9I 50 per keg; common bar iron
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NEW YORK, July 19.-The steamer
Moro Castle brings Havana dates of the
18th.
Late advices from Mexico states that
the Liberals occupied Huadimingo.
Cololon had been abandoned by the
Liberals.
The Liberal Chief Martinez attacked
Sres in Sonora, on the 18th of May,
Garcia Morales was at the North
American line receiving arms and
powder. It is also stated that Corona
had received six pieces of artillery at
Atlanta, via San Francisco.
A French iron-clad gunboat had ar
rived at TamPico to aid the naval force
there.
A letter from Monterey describes the
affairs in that section as very gloomy.
The frontier is full of Liberals.
Tobucca was again invaded by the
Liberals under Regules.
The departure of the Empress is said
to have been for the purpose of attend
ing the International Fair.
1t was rumored that Tampico had
fallen into the hands of the Libearls,
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Steamboats,.
FOR CINCINNATI


The fine and elegant pSSsenge
eHe&ASteamer ar E EMU E, Can't.
IisZssssfR Wash. Kerr, will leave as above
on saturday, the 2lSt instant, at ) O'Clock, p.
m.
For freight or passage apply on board OF to
jyl9-St BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO., Agents
For Marietta and Parkersburg.
The new and light draught stea-
sI3tssS&- Inner, NEW STATE" Capt. Har-
- Ian. will leave as above every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, in place OF
the steamer Eagle
For freight or passage apply on board or to
jyls -''-- : $1,000 Agents.
c, n. BOOTH. &c. JELLY.
". G. BATTELLE JOHN MURINE.
BOOTH. BATTELLE d CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Boat Stores, Produce.
FRESH & CURED MEATS, LAKE ICE &
CANNED FRUITS, &c,
Corner Monroe and Water Streets,
WHEELING, W. VA.
TN CONNECTION WITH THE HOUSE
l. there is a Wharf Boat, and IL is the design
OF the firm to do Forwarding and Commits
SION and Storage business, act As Steamboat
Agents and furnish all desirable information
Pertaining thereto. iyli
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The Latest News.

B Y TELEG RAPH.

BY the Union Line:
once, corner OF Main and Monroe street
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AUGUSTUS POLLACK.
The national Republican., 1866-05-12
DEFEATED REBELS SUPPORT
ING MIR. JOHNSON.

The Boston Transcript, the home organ Of
CHARLES SUMNER, contains, in its issue Of the
10th inst, the following venomous paragraph,
evidently inspired by reptile more treach-
erous than the copperhead:
1--WE have only to look at tho character Of tho
men who rally to Mr.. Johuson's support, to know
in what direction he will bo forced to 60. Tho men
are generally defeated rebels and their aidsrs and
GLefiors IN The NORTH, and It Is unreasonable to
suppose that the President rely their assist
snce without oafchihg ths ooRfggioa Of thar prin.
eipcs, and obeying the pressure Of their passions
and aims. phs hand may be Andrew Johnson's, +,
but the mind that directs the hand will be that Of
Alexander Stephens,
The above is high compliment to VIII
LIAM ii. SEWARD, HUoH MoCuLLocH, EDWIN
NJ. STANTON, GIDEON WErLEs, JAMES HARLAN,
WILLIAM DEsSIsos, and JAMES SPEED, who
constitute the Cabinet formed by ABRAHAM
LINCOLN; it is high compliment to ULYSSES
s. GRANT and DAVID @. FARRAeur, our great
military and naval chieftians; to SHERMAN
and SHERIDAN, and the whole host Of military
and naval heroes who fought to preserve the
Union and who now support ANDREW JOHN
son in his restoration policy. Are the men
named above defeated rebelsf" Let the
SUMNER organ answer.
The national Republican., 1866-05-12
THE DEPARTMENTS.

The Following efdsr rsropssusd ye'srdpy
Route Agents ApP9inted4 Route bstvssn Louis
willie, Kentucky end pfab orehsrd, Jsss> d. Sea-
ton, at pay Of 500 per nnruma ~
steamboat route, Ia Orosse Wifcousin, 10 81.
Paul. Minnesota, George staley and A. Nismsyer.
Route Bristol, Tsnnessee, 70 Knoxville, Samuel
p. Brown 10 appointed, at $500 per annum, Vice 3.
Beard, declined. IN .IQy,
Harrisburg 70 Alleyton, Texas mc's Icny 10
The national Republican., 1866-05-12

Head Centre srEPHEss is now the centre Of attrac-
tion In New York. The population Of that city 10
revolving around that centre. From the New York
papers we gather that the II. @. has come here on
an emergency in order to conoiliato and to win, II
possible, every true Irisbman over to one common
Centre, through whom the great work Of Iiberating
ireland may yet be made an accomplished faet.".
"He is willing that bygones shall be bygones,
and will throw himself unrsservediy into any meas.
urs which shall promise to hasten that great and
glorious future which he fondly anticipates for hi'
native land"
He Is man Of hns presence, though rather under
the medium stature. He is apparently about Al
years Of age. His speech Is that Of man Of con.
siderable cultivation and the unmistakabls brogus
proelaims him an Irshman. " b..
The national Republican., 1866-05-12

. 4
the emancipation sdioss, pretending thss neither
smsndmenthsa sny iegai force upon mem Inc
as 'a''s as 49, ss - %,oe. sn.s.. :, s.,,
1890 1890 W \ ~ "''N'"
'e NV h'W's u i%"y a~%y' ~ s,s..a, -
HE price Of butter atlst Albanss YER
mont, on Tuesday was from % cents TO 10 cents
per pound.
SIScr the bombardment Of Valparaiso
th.rs h,y. been no s.tiye operations in the Gillian
war, but the spaniards have been reinforced BY one
.or.v ftisate Of sixty euus two corysttes and ono
transport, These y..ss,s also brought hfteen hun
dred Infantry for ,hOr. duty. The Reruviaus, who
hay. jOinea Chill ar. daily suticip.tpE the arrival
Of their two iron.el.ds from Europe.
rnor,.a ;,,, Pon;.n c;rcle. tba, r.
y. yu,iD ..,. 49,, a.. o,u.
The national Republican., 1866-05-12

Mas. JEPPERsos DAyIs,-zMrs, Davis. says the
Norfolk OIL DoNinioH Of Wednesday, visited that
city on Tuesday, on short trip ftom Fortress
Monroe, accompanied by DR.. Cooper, the gentle
manly surgeon Of the post We learn that the oh.
jeet Of her visit was TO procure sort Of house
keepers outht as one Of the classmates at the fort
had bean assigned for her accommodation. We
trust. says the old DOminiOn, that this most ssti.
mable lady will be allowed to continue In attend.
upon her husband, rs We learn that his health
has been very much enfeebled by his close eonnns-
msnt during the past year. Nothing but his pstiye
energy could have sustained him through the ordeal
Of his imprisonment, his habits have always been
of the most active nature Horseback exercise
daily and rural scenery have AlwAys been his siHs
qua non.
Mrs. Davis AvAilsd herself Of the opportunity to
partAks Of the hospitAities Of her friends in Nor
folk. number OF tokens Of regard were tendarod
n the sSsP' oi soaaSs sns. and me Ss ,Ios'sn y
trust WIN BE- productive Of comfort during thsir
oontlnuaaes 81 The fort. 'lsB ,iH iaNH q
The national Republican., 1866-05-12

Mr.. MoRdAs yesterday presented to the Senate
memorial from the Long Island Historical So
ciety Of Brooklyn, representing "that the remains
Of our gallant countrymen who fell at Shiloh In
1862, who at hrst were but slightly covered with
earth, have by action Of the rains become exposed
to yies, and now lie bleaching in the sun, q re-
proaeh and q dishonor to the whole nation"
The society asks Congress to APpOint special
committee to examine into the matter, that an
early remedy may be applied, and suggests that
tho church at Shiloh bs repaired, and a suitable
esmstsry established TO receive the remains Of
Gallant dsad
The national Republican., 1866-05-12

The Thirty-pinth Congress- has decided 10
carry 70 the country n poliex which in its
snirit and ia affect a dismetrios,lv In ONO
sition 70 that of TIM Pnrsrpxsr. Had Il
been in our power we would have had Con-
gress and I'm Pnrsrprsr IN harmony. But
Conoress would not have Il so. II appears
to have stpd,ouslv labored 10 prejudice the
public against him; Il has employed the most
m;.ch;et etous agencies to misreprcsent and
denounce him. and II has now made up an
i,sue apaipst him. This issue is not one Of
principle. for, strange to say, every principal
feoture IN what is known as the presidential
nolicv has been adopted by Congress; but
the issue il in the method Of applying those
principles, and the time and manner in
which thew are To be demonstrated. Both
TIE PREsIpKsr and Congress deny the right
Of congressional interference with the suffrage
question. Both acknowledge the crowning
Importance Of restoration. But while The
PRRsrprSr relies on amity, intercourse, and
identity Of commercial and Industrial rela-
tions Conoreas relies on n renewal Of sec-
The national Republican., 1866-05-12
Pen, Pencil, and Scissors.

TgE Adams Express robbers were arrested
through the agency Of Pinksrtons national police
Tuv Uavward rubber mills in Chichester,
q, war. hu,n,d last Tu.,dsv nipbt.
=, - ,., 200 -
ohi0A'o "'oa' i''Vo ''Neo ~"
orleans py water ana ''o mics " iah"A''
Ar the Womans Rights convention in
New York, on Thursday, strong addresses were
made in advocacy Of female suffrage. .
The youth who follows his appetites, too
soon serss the cup before It has received Its best
ingredients.
IT IA bepinninp TO be n feature in some Of
N. Iondon n.u,nsnsr, tn notios publicly the ar.
dv.I AZ a,.,,,s.i.bsd Am.rieapa.
IT.. r,,,.s "a >,-,h,ro.,orn p.i,vav
,- .~,e., "a .,.-.,. -. ,h., ooo
Su- r. .,ht.,.,n..,. H., ro..,fui co,oo.
-. 4. ~. lit. .o,id ..I'
I.,.-.,,-- - +, H.
c'N.A ''e '.o''u..iOA y. ~ No.s
,An. WV, @'s ss - III !, h,.h :,
80 ~ - :
nj.
oRpERs nave peeh receNeo Ut .no DfooA-
lyu navy yard TO Mt out the steamers huron, NA',
ragansett onsida' unadiiia' iroquos ano requo'
for sea .4r.y -.
lhE ohar'es'oh ". " ooa'." lians
strenuous Efforts to invite white labor 10 settle In
that State. They have discovered that there u an
imnsn's amount Of nnimProvsd water power ,hers
and valuable mineral resources TO DO developed
IT Is STATED that q new insurrection, fo-
rnsnted by Gen. Prim's adhsrents Is on the point
Of breaking out In spain. be'~een 'ne on''Aa
war and dsorde" At home the spanish government
must have Its hands FULL F.
/ SwIyroS's history Of the Army OF the Po-
tomac dscoses the fact, not hitherto made public,
that General Grant at first decidedly opposed the
The national Republican., 1866-05-12

THE MERCHANTS BANK FAHURE.-It Is ex-
psOtsd that the receiver appointed by the Govern
ment to investigate the Affairs Of the MSrohAnts'
National Bank, Of this city, will report to the
Treasurer to-day. This report will show that at
the time Of failure the SmOYt Of public deposits
was S7o3 900, all Of which, With the exception OF
about $l2o, 900, held As securities for deposit and
circulation, will bs dead loss to the Government
The national Republican., 1866-05-12
LET THE PEOPLE DECIDE.

That august tribunal, which in the nature |
Of the institutions under which we live can
alone give strength and validity to any gov
ernmental measure, is soon to pass upon the
most important subject that ever engaged
the attention Of the American people. Tried
in every yicissitude which befall nations; Wis
tied by every controversy which political
bodies can experience, the people Of this
country have invariably rendered that YER
dict most honorable to the Republic, and
most certain TO vitalize its ideas and enhance
its welfare. Three great periods Of agitation,
through which we have successfully passed,
attests the predominance Of the national SEN
timent and our adherence to monopoly or
the undue influence Of power by any class or
section or institution Of the land In the
earlier political stages the people rallied
under the standard Of JEFFERSON because he
interpreted government in liberal and re-
publican sense. II was in that school and
amid the fierce agitations Of that period that
the people were taught those main demo-
cratic ideas and that antagonism to usurpa-
ton which is fresh and real in their hearts
at this moment.
When JACKSON assumed the mantle which
fall from the sboplders Of ,JryyKRsoS. and
,n.do w.r ,non a vost ,noneved cornoration
wbicb had Commenced 10 WELD an alarming
;nanence IN pnblic afFairs and which threat.
ened 10 undermine the institutions Of the
conntrv bv the subornation Of the press
ona ,ho contro, ~ elections he was bese,
with the whole enpinerv Of the money power
Of the country: the Senate of the United
s,otss hsc.me the theatre or hitter animositv
-. -. r.. a.. ,,;r.n,;o foron.;. ,hili,v ~
Wv.srv. ,hs 8om;ng ne,;ods and aorid c,o.
nnence os CIV the Keen argument and
snh,io ,oaic of C,Inors combined 70 ruin
L;,,, h.sore ths .ommnni,v. tbe mess bnrled
- h;rn ;ts ,h,ndor.. .nd nanic ;oined Tho
formidable oroanizat;on 10 belittIe him in
nnhl;c sstimat;on and wean from him publc
ponsdsnce The ola hero meyer ALTERED :.
with an unfalterinr trust in the intelligence
The national Republican., 1866-05-12
moy.meat. OF French Troops.

The dispatch yesterday morning respecting the
movement Of French troops was in some respects
erroneous. It should have been stated that the
steamer styI, with l,2oO fresh troops for Mexico,
arrived at st. Thomas the let inst and sailed for
Vera Crur the same day. Another French steamer
arrived at st. Thomas on the 9Th nit. with 700
Mexican troops, and sailed on the 10Th ult.
for France
The national Republican., 1866-05-12
COL. W. d. sToKEs,
of TannaaSao.

From few OF the brsthsrn in ConneOtiOut.
April I'd, 1896 " ru.
A letter from Governor HAwLHY and several OF
bis friends accompanied the present, which Is an
eight shooter Spencer rspssSing as. with an sls-
CANT rosewood stock, the whole enclosed in black
walnut case. II may be seen at II. O. HooD's
jsWslTy store, SSs PennsylVAnia SVonus.
The national Republican., 1866-05-12

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.-A
II thoroughly furnished house OF about ten rooms,
with modern lmprovtm.nts eantrAly located, wanted
immediAiely, by responsibls party address, Lock
EoR RBNT-THE STORE RECENTLY
occupied by Loomis q MAhsw, No $40 PennsyI-
vEnia avenue, washington Buiiding. Also ofhees No
and nrst hoorj aud II, second nOor and Ie third
'O''' ''',.' i'' '''' rpp' " JOHN Il. sEMMxs.
ape-dH ~ seAton House.
The national Republican., 1866-05-12

General anAx4 and family were at Growers
Theatre last night 70 witness the opera The
audience wss good snd sppFsoiatiys. 't' f..F
The national Republican., 1866-05-12

Brew. Lieut Col. R. Chandler, Captain and A.
A. g.. late Of Gen. Dents staff has been tsmposr-
lily assiguedto duty at the headquarters Of Major
Gen. Augur r. H.l agF bs
The national Republican., 1866-05-12

In Chester, Peunsyivania on the 9th inst, By the
Rev. Henry brown, Rector Of s. Paals Church, Bss,
b. fRKzcH IT, Esq, Epginssr q. s. Cap To- ExtsBsion,
70 LRBIE NJ, laughter Of Charles y. rhonas, ESQ.,
formerly OF this city. ~ II. q " 7fr. .t.r
The national Republican., 1866-05-12
DIED.

On the llth Inst THOMAS CALI DRnkARp, son Of
WIN. r. aud Mary y. Drinkard, Of this city. 3. ..
His funeral will take place frsm the Street Meth
odist Church. bstween Ninth and Tenth strsets THIS
(sATURDAYD AFTERNOON, at ~ o'clock. The friends
and Of the family invited TO attend
On the 10Th inst Miss BLuLnErH srAuLDISs, In the
74th year Of her age. mo rur .H" Hf .rls HHr
The national Republican., 1866-05-12

O. The announcement that Secretary
SEWARD has been absent from the city was a
mistake. ,a"'.'a
The national Republican., 1866-05-12
RECEPTION Ar THE ExECUTrvE
wsl ~ MANSION. %

TnE PRESIDENT and daughters will receive
next Tuesday evening, 18th inst, from 9 to
10 o'clock. ti VA h5iHtIh fi'N
The national Republican., 1866-05-12
Important Financial Statement.
Receipts for Fiscal Year Ending i.ps 20, 1865

Estimated Receipts for ths Fs.csi ye.r End
n ting june 20, rsee.
The national Republican., 1866-05-12

. The military department commander have been
instructed by Lieut.. Cen. Grant 10 abolish the dis
triots under their respective commands ~ rapidly
rs circumstances will permit ..i.' .. 10 nhr
The national Republican., 1866-05-12

EOR SALE--A BARBER SHOP AND
JIG BATH ROOMS doing a good business, situated on
Pennsylyania Avenue. Beasons for sale; Proprietor
dssres % leave the city For parisuisr.. Inquire at
ths anee ss,. iasasa lr tit.as 'ohhsoH.
The national Republican., 1866-05-12
mys-eotd
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

nEfAhIMENr OF THE INTERIOR
~ UEnEp srATEs PATESr OPPIoR,
.. WAsHiE0raH May 4, 1855.
On the petition Of Thomas Castor Of PhiGdsphiA Pa
prAyBg for the exeb,ion Of patent granted him the
80 day Of August lB0a for improvement In Dumping
Wagons, for seyen years from the expiration Of said
patent which takes place the 50 day Of August 1866
j. ordered thai the said petition bo heard At the
Patent oaee on MONDAY, the ieih day % July hsss d
" o'clock aud all persons notified 10 appear and
.hoT cause. y ssy they hA's,Why said pstioh ought
Persons Opposng the Oxsnsouars reqairsd to die in
the Patent once their objections, specially forth Ia
writing, at least csHiy days before the day Of hsApg
Az testimony aled b either party bs used at the said
application, .. +" TT .'H.. =
bepostOps and other papers, relied upon as tssti,
mony must be hed Ia the once t0snv days before The
after ang the testimony. y y
Ordered also that this notice be Published In the RR
IuBlIcAN aud Iaislh0enoer Washington, D C., aud III
the NORTH american, Philadelphia, Pa once week for
three successive weeks the nrs Of said publications to
be 81 least sixty days previous to the day o. hearing
T. o. fHEAKRR,
- 80 Commii sloner Of Patents
rs Editors Of the above papers win please copy,
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