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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-11
AUCTION SALES,

Furniture Of 9: Family declining housckeeping-
Handsome veluet a,sd Brussels Carpets, Rugs,
! Ccrocke7y and Cta Glass Ware, Roseecood Piano.
mckay & CAMPBELL,
| Cash auction House,
W ss RIITh TINS PAX co:epsins 2. 10 O'Clock
Top Tables What Nots Rocking Chairs On oal and Rose
yon cando shs.s o
6MEe ROOM TUsSITUHs: =: Dining Tables. Oak
sdeboard Plated castors Dinner breakfast, Soup and
Tea Plates: Side Dishes. Soup Turccns. Fruit Dishes
aoSlets and Wine Glasses salts Plated ForTs &C. 7
BEDCHAMBER FURNITURE, viz: Complete Cottage
Dedsteads Hi High % Post Bsdsesas. Fodns Cribs, cane
as1t Gs snd noko
beddlng, Sheets, b. .nkets, &c.
RARIon AND DINING Aiso; Room BRUSSELS AND IN
hAiN sIe1 CARPETS Rugs, French Plate Mirrors. Books.
cIsfa9 sgREHD WALNUT c1RvHD ESHi CASE SEWING MA
C0uNrERs, Kitchen rH,Is:, Also, co,,;, -, s.ou,,
pss Hndrons S'fs sSas,ss Range Stoves
Conditions cash. January II
1p0'Se4 ,1exxr Saa, F2ur g gnsy Brandy, &c.
No. 55 EIasel Street. M
49, wll sell sell THIS @ DAY. At 10 O'Clock. @
One superior IMPORTED GOAT.
Barrels FLOUR kegs Batter Brandy. Rum and
Do1ble-Barrel Shot Gun. super Enfield Rife
GOLD AND IsS stvEs Gy 1seSSsT %HTcaE 9I s e ssrs
Condltons cash. January II
lsALE POSTPONED FROM LAST THURSDAY, ON ACCOUNT OF
THE WEATHER. 4M..Hn a@"G
1osi BT 81 SMITH 1s Z ssnaE 6 G2n.z a 4s'0"
VIII be sold THIS DAY. tho 11th january O'Clock
the north of the EXCHANGE,
That LOT OF LAND on the south eide Of Harpraves
Tavern, measuring "a feet inches on Cannon's
Court by 4O feet deep, more or less together with the
buildings thereon lIT7I .---
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers.
January IL
Executors Sule-Estute Of the late John T. Fits
chen, Of Too Lots and Brick House, no7o occal-
p,ed as Bakery, No. lis Church street, at
auction. el@o 4| lGT7 s"" "'
BY SMITH g. McGILLIvRAY,
Real Estate Agents, No. 37 Broad Street,
VIII positively bo sold the north steps Of
tom House. at IL O'Clock on TUESDAY. the 5th Of
February,
All that LOT OF LAND, with tho BUILDINGS there.
on situate on the west side OF Church street.
front aud 100 feet deep ess with Brick Build
ing known as l15 Church street Together with that
OF Land adjoining the above tho South, measuring
front on Church street 81 feet tnches and
ae feet inches, more or ess and in depth 1ae feet
inches on the northern line, 125 feet inches on the
southern line, moro or less. Bounded south By
St Philips Church Yard.
Terms-one quarter cash; balance in ono. two three
aud four years secured by mortgage OF the property
Purchaser to Solicitor OF Estate papors ex
penses Of papers.
January 10 th 10 tuths9 I'd, 4th and 9Th Feb 4a
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YhP lai1g Nems,
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY II, 1857.
LOCAL MATTERS.

To QUE SUBSCRIBERS. would call tho atten-
ton Of those who are indebted to US throughout
the country, that the old year is closing and their
accounts are not yet settled. Tho pricc Of sub
scription is not largo, and will not be missed from
their plethoric pockets. The first Of Janunry has
long been celebrated as day set apart for closing
old accounts, and we would not have our friends
depart from this tine-honorod custom. Money is
the motive power of every enterprise, and news
papers are no exception, and we respectfully ask
our country subscr ,bers to cash up and commence
the new year with clear record s
ouY-The oil kings, i.e. the heads, Of the
oiliearchv are now known as h,sitiona'7es.
OuR Acknowledgements are due Mr.. DELAc1,
of Mills House News Stand, for late papers last
night, DELAoY has all the latest Northern papers
aud periodicals.
Novel By 9os sath1r q
We arc indebted to tho publishers for this the
latest novel Of tho above author. It belongs to
what is properly called tho ssash school Of novels
and is q reprint from tho London edition. The
book is for sale by John III Greer, King street.
ConosEn's INQUEST Magistrate Q. E. KAMA
PAUx, acting Coroner, held inquest, yesterday
morning. on the body Of JOSEPH SELVES, Spanish
seaman. The verdict of the Jury was: ssThat the
said Joseph Selves came to his death by being
struck on the head and face by Q heavy piece Of
lumber, which slipped from its sling while being
at Wappoo Mills. No blame can be attached to
any one"
AT meeting Of the stockholders Of the ssvas,-
nah and Charleston Railroad Company, held yes
terday, the following gentlemen were unanimous
~ elected Board Of Directors for the road.
JAMES 81. TAYLOR |
J. Reid BOYLSTJN,
WIN. 8. HASTE, : or Charleston.
JNO. s. RYAN, @rY# s.~~& lf% Nv. Y.
ALEX 1SAACS, --.#aFs y $@a--g Irnaa& 5 4
FRANCIS T. WILLIS, Of Savannah. 1af@@
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Furniture Of q Family declining housckeeping-
Handsome Veauet and Brussels Carpets, Rugs,
Crocke7y and C.a Class Ware, RoseaCood Piano,
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AUCTION SALES.

General Sale - Merchandise Household Fu1ns-
t'zsi S. Gs.lHs:s' W7IsUM MssGs;s; E gos. &C.
THIs Day 11th instant, at Sales Rooms. corner
State and Chalmers sreots at halpast 10 O'Clock win
Cases and cartoons Shoes all Wool Hats. shaw1s
Soap. Whiskey. Bacon Sides. Alo. Cider, Crockery
Tubs, sets Toilet Viii, cy in barrels.
pARLon AND COTTAGE 0 SET; FURNITURE, Car.
Conditions caah. January II
by nI1LLIGAN, nIELcIIERs s. CO.
THIS DAS the II In Inst at the Wharf foot venduo
s1ooF about 8 Wood eapseity. n Newly bot
70 ss:s s; s' +
BoGSts1 81 si9fSl MGGhs 2rB BhS&i: ea9s,; &c.
20 DooTs AND SHOES.
Cases Mons csr .pS sokS5i4Rs &p 4oors Se; or,o
Cases Mems ZIP n. W. Boots, 10x15 @#
Cases Mons Kip and BuT Brogans. G11o
casos Mems Kip and Bun balmoras. e11o
Cases Mems Nip and Buff Balmo7als e.l3
Cas"s Bows Bsogans 1x5
Cases women's Balnorals sx7 and 51e
Cartoons Ladies' fine Lasting Congress
Cartoons Ladies' ano Kd Kid and Morocco Bamorals
Cartoons Misses and Children's assorted
1mmedi.tely after the aale Of the above will sell.
n choice assortment OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
Notions, &C.. to close consignments.
Terms cash. Sale positive. January IL
Mdckerel Salmon, Hey7'iags, Lumber and Louls.
By HENRY COSTA & co.
On MONDAY, 14th inst, at IL O'Clock Boyce Co.'S
South Wharf, will be sold,
THE REMAINDER OF TIE CARGO OF BRITISH BRIG
''CHEBUCTOO." consigned to Messrs. Dudd L Blake,
CONTRASTING
Half barrels and kits EXTRA No. l MACKEREL
Kits large No. l1ackereI @ @a.#a..fs
Barrels and half barrels large No. Mackerel
HALF barrels and kits Nos. and Salmon
Boxes Hcrrtngs
5000 feet PRIME WHITE PINE BOARDS AND
PLANKS
G9,0O0 Laths, feet long.
Conditions cash. January IL
&l 4.ua5g& NOTICE. .M&.&.g
Sales EVERY EVENING at Z o'clock, by KU:Rny &C.,
No. aae King-sIeet, OF general assortment Of DRY
GOODS, Clothing, Fancy Goods, Jewelry Boots and
Shoes. Cutlery. Perfumery and Soaps January IL
Choice Plants and Euergreens, from celebrated
Nursery Of Mace & Whitman, Astoria L. T.
By JOHN g. NIILNOH 6z co.
On TUESDAY, 18th instant ut ha1fpast 10 o'clock Will
be sold at Auction Sales Room, No. 13S Meeting
street, ..a0.aa@.. .}s I54t f ll5l
A large collection Of choice PLANTS AND EVER
GREENS from tho celebrated nurseries of Mace Whit
man, Astoria I. /, N. Y, IL
CONNECTING OF D..
New and very fine CARNATIONS Arabias Canaelia ia
poncas Roses, anonymous, dko.
NJ. G. Mace Is too well known in our community to
need any recoum endation
The plants will all be found true to their names and as
represented. a@l Uao.a %.E.34'a
Conditions ca1h. january II
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Oua acknowledgements are due Mr.. DELAoz,
of Mills House News Stand, for late papers last
night DEIAoY has all the latest Northern papers
and periodicals. e.. "".I#
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sait@ &.G4aEs NOTICE. I8-&.g@
Sales @ EVERY EVENING at Z O'Clock, by KTI.Rny C.,
No 3ae Kings1feet, OF general assortment Of DRY
GOODS, Clothing, Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Boots and
Shoes. Cutlery. PerfumerY and Soaps January IL
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The HIBTUHH oFI TEE d 1hRE1Al-As=-1 ""ooPa'1S
skies that ushered In the new year, and the subses
quent food that threatened to engu1ph us, carts
ed much shurrsingt oand TO ndseedng for shel.
ten. Umbrenass were csptlnred from the unwary;
and oven Daniels celebrated tlue cotton wopld not
have been safe from erilegious hands.
Il has been ,dss.deai @ BY some lear4ed .tusage
they were not property, and therefore liable TO be
sequestered when seen lying around lcose.. Be
tiaia as itrnay umhEelfas have Always Pean an ins
stitntion! and from earliest wersused Is
articles Of luxury and as shade from the sun.
The sculptures and tpaintingg Of Egypt repre-,
diccoveries at Nnevah show that It was generally
carried over Kings in time OF peaee, and even In
war. In shape these 5reaenble very closely thoee
the paintings. From the very limited use Of The
nmhraIlaI in,yAsia &nd' Ahics, it seems to have
passed ss s distinction and luxury into dreece
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| BY MILLIGAN, NIELCIEIsS SS CO.
THIS DAY. the 11h nst Mt the Wharf foot Of Yendue
| Rango. at II o'clock A. NJ. will be sold
SLOOP, Of about 2G cords wood capacity newly bot
| toned. Her Rigging, Sails, &C., in good order.
She be treated for privately previous day of sale
! by applying aS oboye. WIZ January IL
Evening star., 1867-03-21
Affaira I'm Gearxefown

THH EXCHANGE The rooms Of the Mar-
chants Exchange have been fitted up for the
conn encement OF tp-rstIous, and the msr-
chants con nntcted with IL have been ON cIslly
Notified that the rooms will oe opened for ousi-
ness on ns xt Nsnday morHIng at 10 o clock
INDBCENT EXPOSURE E-Iesterday morning.
as young married lady was passing by an
alley opening upon High street, Frederick
Evans, q young colored man, grossly insuit.d
her. She fastened home and informed her
father and brothers, who Instantly went
after him, aad had tt not been for the father,
Evans would have been thrashed by the young
men, They carried him 70 the station house,
ana Justice Buckley fined him eia.A, aud sent
him 10 the workheuse in default. At night d.
managed 70 get through the window bars OF
the third story, and by making rope of hts
blanket LET himself down. The blan ket broke
near the window sill, and il is supposed that
he had lofty tum BILE; but rs he HIS not bean
heard from since at is probable that ne was not
badly hurt
THE POLL LIsTs.-In view OF the approach
ing epecial election the judges OF eIecti m
charged with the registration OF vetsrs, opened
the Poll lists yesterday and te-day for revision
and TO give opportunity for those not regis
tered heretofore TO do 50 prior TO the election.
There were but six names added IN the two
days. Tne corrections were principally in the
names registered, and in the location OF voters.
Tne totai number OF voters registered is "a g,
OF which 900 are colored and 1,J73 white =
FLOUR AND GRAM MARKET weather
IL very unfavorable for business, and trans.
actions limited 20 the local trade are not nu.
as reported in the Star yesterday. No receipts
Stock ght, and Active demand for all sorts
ano Yrices unchanged.
Port OF GKoRaITowN-Entered aud
cleared-Steamer Express. Eickle master.
from an to Baltimore, with merchandise. The
wharyes more rapidly than before, indicating
an increase OF travel.
Evening star., 1867-03-21
DROPOsALs FOB MEAT.
0tes gsror Comm,ssory Of Sxss,s

OMee gsrot con1n,ssory Of Sxbssstencs.
Sealed PrsIoss;s ef the form furniss.d % ~ =, n.
sr IL ssEsa +: and @ e Hs's sS
Issue - th. following places VIZ W..hins.ou q.
fess faes. Ss .sd Fort STs Md
s,,sS i, h,sr R.st Tsgrrsd for safes 70
quality =. ss.c psr Ssho' Sss to Dc Of the
QUARTERS and the ribs Of the fore quarters % the
ofhcer IN charge OF sales may desire. About one
s o p ns .hi ssh beef required ~ Washington
i sis s::. viii be .ub,ee. to rigid in. pecs,ou
eonsisioS fhss hs1,f fs.s and s. IL nm
CURED for the troops be of eoua pro,optio,s or
as., Gas ;1s ss,ah sipS nscks
In all cases il the Meat 10 not satisfactory, pur
ehases In the open market will be made ct the
The contractor viii DO required to deliver the
s Msss ss the store house. at the places nsned,
End at such times, officer OF the ubsi ste ce
Department may direct
ing either Il The Shove named pieces .na 80 siy
either article OF the meat required. except the
proposals for sIesh beef At the Washington Depot,
viii be entertained which does not comply ~ith
price for boti sales and Issues viii Se .esa son
bidders must be present at the opening Of the
.PsYme Mt TO be made at this Office monthlv for
al Meat purchased, or when In funds for the pnr-
All questions respecting Quality and condit,o,
yih be settisd by the officer Of the subsistence
Proposals will be received for one, three, or six
months from the lst day OF April, 1857 or sneh
period a. the Commssary Geaersl OF Subsistence
Bids must be endorsed Proposals for
st-," and addressed to the undersigned.
NH 2l.4t Major and O. g., Us A.
Evening star., 1867-03-21

REPUBLICAN CONVENTION IN VIRGINIA
We learn that the Republican State Central
Committee Of Virginia will call a mass Con-
vention of the Union Republican party of the
State, WITHOUT distinction of color, at the Afri-
can Church. RIchmoHd, on the 10Th OF April,
1867. The State Committee is composed of the
following geutlems n Lewis Mckenzie. Ly-
sander Hill. John Haw khurst, Brennan Ward
we'll, William r. Smith and James IL. Ciem
eats. The proceedings of the Con vention will
be Of much interest, and the attendance will
undoubtedly be large.
Evening star., 1867-03-21
Tsz MARYLAND Cosvxxr,ox- sho

THE MARYLAND CoNyENTIoN.--lh che Con.
vention DILL, which passed the Maryland
House of Delegates some weeks since. passed
the Senate last night. and is now a law. Ii
received two thirds vote, all the Democratic
and Conservative members-sixteen in all
voting in its faver
The bill provides for submitting the q question
OF having a Convention 20 the people on the
second "Wednesday in April, and fer the
assembling of Convention i'm May Under
the enfranehisement law passed this session
those disfranehIsed by the present Constitu-
lon for tneir sympathy and support Of the
enemies or the Union during the rebellion are
allowed TO vote .."
Evening star., 1867-03-21
GOVERNMENT SECURITIEs.
WAsHINGroS, Ma.ch 81, 1867.
Jay Cooke 20 furnish the following q NO.

WORKIN6NENs' EATING -HOUsE-In the
city of CINCINNATI there has been established A.,
under the auspices OF the Young Mems Chris
tan Association, an institution called the
Norkingmen's Eating House, Ia which coffee
and bread are furnished for I've cents, beef.
steak i've cents. soup and bread 1--WE cents,
milk and bread five cents, rnree eggs ten cents.
corned beef five cents roast beef five cents
oysters twenty cents, pigs feet ten cents, po-
tatoes nye cents, pickles five cents, three Gull
lers hve cents, pies ten cents. II has been
claimed that the Institution has been fairly
tested and pays expenses -
Evening star., 1867-03-21

FARMS SoLD.-Mrs + r. Frame sold her
rm, "Glpnwood," near Rippen, in this county,
on Tuesday last, to Mr.. Kemp, Of Maryland,
fer 800 per acre. Thornton q Pendietou, ESQ !,
Of CIarxe. disposed of his farm last week TO
Mr.. Hays Mickey, of Cumberland county. Pa
for S50.eVC, or about Sis per acre. These
farms are handsomely impro we'd, fertile, and
BEAUTIFULLY locaed.-ChdricStorR (WeSt Va j
Er,e y
Evening star., 1867-03-21

SPIEITs CONSUMED IN GREAT BRITAIN
During lcs6. the 20 s35,40i people living in the
United Kingdom consumed 2s,i6e. 322 gallons
OF splIltuous iiquors-neariy gallon for each
one This does not include any m Alt Iiq ore.
OF the above, 22,2l6,390 gallons were made>~n
HreHt Britain: the balance was i'm ported, being
4.l2e42' gallons of rum and s. l25, los gallons Of
hrandy - =
Evening star., 1867-03-21
CUANGE OF CoMNIssIoyER

Brevet AaIor General J. NJ. Schofeid, for
me-ly Assistant Commissioner of the Freed
mems Bureau for the State Of Virginia, lately
appointed Commander OF the First District
under the reconstruction bill, has been relic we'd
from his du,iss Assistant Commissioner,
and Brig General Orlando Brown assigned to
I'LL the vacancy. General Schofield was re.
heyed from the duties as Assistant Commis
Sioner his own request
Evening star., 1867-03-21

CaEAP BUTTIR-An Attics, N. Y :, farmer,
who lad refused forty-nve cents, sold all his
large accum nlation In Buffalo fe W days since
AZ twenty! Present prospects indicate still
lower prices rather than higher.
- Massachusetts, which should have been
she nrst State TO adopt the Constita tiOnai
Amendment. will be the twenty first
- II is significient that not " ithstand the
stfady outflow Of bonds TO Europe for some
time past the nrmest buyers Of Five T Tweniies
are foreign bs nkers. - -
ga boy twelve years OF age was starved to
death by his father, at Bremiey, Eugiand, q
few days ago. HIS BODY weighed only TWEEN.
ty-pounds. --s .s IS,
~In New York, last week. Mrs. Eliza
Rnhsasn having little quarrel with her
husoana. went and hanged herself
~rne other day, In France, q lad OF thir.
teen. named Hailez, hung himself bscause mis-
mother was about 10 be confined and he
feared the family would be reduced to want :
~Ip towns IN Massachusetts where there
have been no open sales OF liquor for three
wears past intemperance has Increased couun.
oalIy The fact carries with IL o strong arsu-
meni against prohibition.
Evening star., 1867-03-21
AFFIDAyITs NOT ToBE STAMPED

As manp persons continue, we understand
10 attach revenue stamps TO afidavits, we
quote tor the Information of our readers the
following clause in the stamp act, whieh went
into effect on the lst instant .And provided
further, that all afiidavits shall be exempt
rom stamp duty-
Evening star., 1867-03-21

THE WAGES MovKMHNT.-The policemen of
Newark. N. j., propose to ask the Common
Council TO increase their pay from s. 80 TO -
day. Most OF the ''boss" masous OF Newark
have yielded to the demands of the Journey
men tor an advance OF wages to - per day
The painters of Newark it is understood Will
ask for an advance Of wages to day.
Evening star., 1867-03-21

THE BRITISH ARMY.-A correspondent OF
the London Times recommends that China.
men he enlisted in the English army, for the
reasons thar that they are hardy, strong good :
tempered and can sraad heat and cold; that
they make excellent soldiers and will eat anv.
thing "frcm roast beet and plum pudding to
rice and rats ~
Evening star., 1867-03-21
SCRRATT

tits thought thar the trial Of John Il. Sur
rait, charged with being connected with the
muroer of President Lincoln. will be com
rnenced atan early day this term OF the court.
although no definite time has yet been agreed
epon Already several witnesses from a dis
tanee have arrived, and summonses are out
Tor others Surratt continues in good health !,
and talks confidrntlY of being acnnitfed
Evening star., 1867-03-21
THE UVITE UOISF

large crowd of visitors We're al the Exec.
uhye Mansion to-day to see the President
and many were granted audience among
whom were several Senators and Represeu-
tstives Postmaster General Randall had
long interview with the President this after.
noon.
Evening star., 1867-03-21

EMIGRATION FROM LIvERPooL-The total
emigration from Liverpool during February,
le6s. was g}5, as compared with 7.tOO during
February, l-65. or the enigrants lea wing that
port during last February 4,72s came to the
United States. ana the chief part of the small
balance OF 2Gs sailed to Australia
Evening star., 1867-03-21

ga young man IN Milan mItted sui.
eide by shutting himself In heated oven.
~Smpie white shirt sleeves were worn ny
gentlemen at Ristoris matinees in New Or
leans.
81 rhe Portland Press nominates Senator
Eesstnden of Maine, for the next Presidency
Evening star., 1867-03-21
RECEIPTS FROM Crsro,IS

Ice receipts from customs from March 9th
to 10th inclusive at the ports below named were
as !olows;-New York, S2,s7e.9l1.2O; PhIiadel-
Phia, SI56,O9e 97; Baltimore. SlCs .g7a Is: New
Orieans, March lst to 9;n,) S1I6. .9- I.6o. Total,
$500 y6i 30 ''
Evening star., 1867-03-21
TIE SENATE has concurred with the Hoa Sc
IN deciding adversely on the BouIigny claim.

MExICe.-Oficiai news from the Mexican
Government up TO the Gath ultimo have been
received here. President Ju1rez arrived ac
san Luis Potosi on the 2lst ultimo, where he
met an enthusiastic reception. On the I'd of
February General Corona occupied the city OF
Colima with its garrison and war material.
On the 5tn the Liberal General Marquee, OF
Ccrona's army. occupied the city OF Zamora,
IN Aichoacan. This leaves the whole country
northwest OF Queretaro in the hands Of the
Liberals, and General Corona and General
REGIMES In conditisn TO JOIN EscobedJ aud
Hght Miramon at q ueretaro. No engagement
mad taken place up TO the cath ulti0o.
Evening star., 1867-03-21

VISITORS AT THE TRHAsURY-Among the
visitors who called to see Secretary McCul-
och this morning were Generals John A. Lo-
gan and H. F. Butler, Hon. Edgar C,wan.
Hon John A j. Cresswell. Hon. Montgomery
Blair, and Senator johnson :.
Evening star., 1867-03-21
AETf4HD s4a 81 H THs PETTTEkNI22s PTEN2 Srr,c,

MAshING TOM March 4. 1857.
On the petition OF IA MES BEES and ROBERT
CklCHTOH executors Of Henry Carter deoDasod, ,
and James Rees, Of Pittsburgh. PennsyIyaoia
prsytpe for the extension OF Q pASent granted to
the said II enry Garter and James Rees the 3ld day
OIL November, l66S, and ontedated June Sd lss3 fer
an Improvements in Nut Machines, for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place on the Sd day OF June, 1857
1t is srdered that the said petition be heard At
the Patent Once on Monday, the Goth day Of
May next. at IL O'Clock M; and all persons
are notihed 70 appear and show cause, IL any
they have, why said petition ought not to be
:. Persons opposing the extension are required to
nle in the Patent Once their objections, specially
day of hearing; ell testimony fled by either party
TO be used at the said bearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the Of
ace. which viii be furnished On application.
Deposftions and othSr papers relied upon e tes-
tn.oDy must be 6led in the ffnce t,cemty days be.
fore the day OF hearing; the arguments, III any,
within tea days after filing the tss imeny.
Ordered, also, that this notice be pub lish Cd in
the Republican and the Intsligencer, " ashington,
d. g., and In the Pest, Pittso Pennsylvsnis,
Of said publications t. be st least sixty days pre-
vious to the day Of hearing. g.
Commissioner Of Patents.
p. P.s.-Editors Of the above pagers win please
copy, And send their bills TO the Patent Once with
paper contaioins this notice. mh n-lawSw |
Evening star., 1867-03-21

IHR VETO Of the Supplementary Recon.
sIruetion Bill will probably be read in Cabinet
meeting tomorrow, and may perhaps 20 to
Congress to o-morrow afternoon.
Evening star., 1867-03-21

~From j. u. Parker, Post Once News,
stand, we have received the Ladies National
Evening star., 1867-03-21

1T l. GENERALLY BELIEVED that ex Sen ator
Foster OF Conn, Wi receive the appointment
of Minister to Austria in place of Mr. Morley,
resigned.
Evening star., 1867-03-21

~From Shillington, Udeon Building. we
have an interesting budget Of reading matter -
London Society, for March, and the Rtcerstde
1'2a<'ns fer fouHg People, and Lady's Friend
1or April -. -.
Evening star., 1867-03-21

lsTERSAL REvENsE-The receipts from this
source to- day were S532, l59o7
Evening star., 1867-03-21
From canada
kriief for the south

BALTIMORE. March at.-In the M,r,,snd
Legislature to-day the Senate bill appropri-
ating one hundred Thousand dollars for the re-
lief OF the South passed the House
Evening star., 1867-03-21
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