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PROPOSALS FOR NEW JAIL.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Sealed proposals will be received at this depart
me mt until u O'Clock NJ on TUESDAY, the seven
teenth OF September; 1851 for the erection of the
Jail, in and for the District of Columbia. author
lied and provided for by the act of Congress. ap-
proved July 25. 1856, and the Joint resolution APP
proved March 2, 1867,
The designs. detail. drawings. and specifications
can be at the architects office in the eastern
grounds of the Capitol. Washington City, every
day except Sundays between the hours of 9 a. M
and p. m.
Separate bids will be received for the masonry
work. brick work. iron work. and carpentry work
The contractor whose bid may be accepted will
be required to enter into a sufficient bond, TO be
approved by the Secretaryof the Interior, for the
faithful completion OF his contract. PAYMENTS will
lie made AS the work progresses. on estimates
tined to by the architect but twenty per centum
Of the estimates will be retained until the contract
is completed.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
sponsihle bidder but the department reserves the
right to reject any All of he bids should it be
deemed Tor the interests of the Government to do
The bids will be opened at noon on the 18th day
Ct september in the of such of the bidders
may choose to attend.
Proposals shonld be endorsed on the envelope:
Proposals for New Jail = and be tiirec ted TO the
Secretary Of the Interior, Washington. ID. G.
.. II. BROWNING.
au SLIT Secretary of the Interior.
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YANKEES AND SOUTHERN MEN-The Oneida
Circular writes: The average Yankee is
silent and inventive: he paints his house white,
and finds way 10 get on in the world. The
average southern man is garrulous and not
given TO discovery: If he is Marylander, he
paints bis block house with coat of white
wash: but he Is never wholly prosperous. And
why all this difference, We answer The
Yankee whites; the southerner doesn't"
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A KANSAS FARMERS PRoFITs.-Tha Law
renee lournal tells what the farm Of m IN
living near that place has yielded this year.
He raised eighty acres of corn, twenty acres of
wheat and ten acres of potatoes. The corn
yielded eighty bushels, the wheat thirty BUSH
eis, and he potatoes three hundred and fifty
bushels per acre. The value of the entire
crop. from one hundred and ten acres Of land
cultivated. is 25.i:5-a handsome income for a
farmer. 1t should be borne in mind, however,
that the crops in Kansas are unusually good
this yea-, and thai in all probability, the own
sr OF thia farm IS an exceptionally good farm
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THE EVENING STAR.



Considerable excitement was created a. the
Ct rner of Washington street and Temple Place,
about quarter past nine O'Clock Saturday eve
nine, oys yeu,n a staoe,ng Young woman in
IS the female found she was cut and felt the
blood lowing from the wound, she tainted, and
i Badger, where DIR. Morrill, was called and
he restored her TO consciousness and then
dressed the wound, which was between the
shoulders. He did not consider the cut dan
gero1s, atnough Ii was an inch and half in
length, but not deep In answer to inquiries
OF the doctor and the police, the girl persist
emily refused TO give her name, as also the
name OF the party who committed the assault,
aitDoURh from w hat was said il was known
that she could tell il she chose. After the wound
was dressed she gave her address to Mr.. Melvin
and was by him sent to her lodgings in car
rage.
OF course the police of the Fourth Station set
aoout finding he perpetrator of the deed al.
fhcngb from the ndispositIon OF the assauited
party 10 assist them, il was a somewhat difh-
cult task. About SIX O'Clock yesterday after
noon they arrested youth named Charles J:
harmon. sixteen years OF age, at the house of
his mother, No 12l Albany street, and he adj
united that he was the party who committed
The assault. The weapon with which the stab
was inflicted, "a butcher knife, with blade
eight inches long) was found in his house.
From what we learn from the mother OF the
prisoner. II appears that the young, woman,
whose name is Margie Pagan, and who Is
about 10 or 20 years Of age, keeps a sort of
bSsad shop in Harvard street, and that about
six weeks SINCE she appled for and engaged
board with Mrs. Harmon. Soon after she
came 10 the house Mrs. H. observed great
Intimacy springing up between her new
boarder and her son, and that this was sought
aud encouraged by the young woman. Know
ing the danger Of allowing matters to go on in
this way she spoke to Miss Pagan, telling her
that che could not allow her son, who was a
mere boy. 10 be led away, and requesting her
TO check the intimacy But this had no effect,
and what was before open now became secret
Finding this out Mrs. Harmon declined to keep
Miss fagan longer as an inmate Of her house,
and she left and went 10 board in Way street,
In the vicinity.
When Miss Pagan had gone away Mrs Har-
men supposed the intimacy with her son
would cease. eIt this was not the case, as he
has been in the habit of receiving notes from
her and having in terviews with her ever since
she left his mothers; and AT times, we are in.
formed. they have bad quarrels on account Of
what he has thought her Inconsistency to him.
Indeed. the lad. IS his mother says. has been
about crazy, and has been unable either TO eat
sleep.
When brought 10 the station house last eve
ming he had the most marked characteristics Of
Insanity, and he evidently could not give a con.
nected account of the affair.
Yesterday Miss Pagan WAS pronounced out
of danger. and the Doctor said she would be
out in a few days Boston Herald.
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NJ i ID / G. Al 8 T A + +
SI-REEnN IN GHl 4

j. II. THOMPSON, NJ. D.,
1s4 street. between 9th and 2lst streets.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
JOS. X. BARNES, NJ. D., Surgeon General, Uni
JOS RILEY. NJ D., Georgetown.
THOS. MILLER, NJ. D., street. Washington.
A.Y P. GARRETT. NJ. D., New York avenue.
W.P. JOHNSTON. NJ. D., Washington.
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. D., Georgetown.
+. HOWARD, n. D., street.
Orders for admsso to the free beds in this hos
ptal of which there 81 can be obtained of the
Surgeon in chief at this Office 81 street or of
any of the Medical staff. and of the Revs Drs. Hall
Gurley. Gillette. and Coombs.
Wives aud widows of soldiers desiring admissiO on
will apply to the Surgeon General, United States
army.
Patients living at distar ce who desire to come
to this institution for treatment private
rooms by applying by letter to the matron of the
hospital A, D. GILLETTE, d. d.,
AZ, 8eoly President.
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THR0UGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGT0
PHlLADELPHIAA AND NEW YORK.
8 a ! "a

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6. 1877.
,o, rams between Washington and New York ar
Tuh NEW YORK, without change of cars.
ana gee daily except Sunday at 7:S q. m, l2l
FOR PHILADELPHIA
y, nt aaiiy except Sunday at 7l5 and 1918 p.
~, and A;SU and 200 p. m.
ON SUNDAY.
m. only. ~ Niphio 81 w ~
daily. ~ A W ~ y ~ S"'ii
Through tickets to PHILADELPHIA. New York. q
Dostoh can be mad at the Station Office at all hour
IN the gay as well as at the office in the Bank
ers and Brokers Telegraph Line 34S Penn ave
nue., between 9th and 18th streets
see Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
napoiis and the West -"
l; WILSON, Master of Transportatio
IN. COLE. General Ticket A gent
SEo =. kO0NTZ, Agent, Washington
E..J WILKINS, Passenger Agent.
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WHISKY! WHISKYM WHISKY
w RARE CHANCE.
At LEAST SO PER CENT SAVED.

Just received large lot of fine RYE WHIS-
kIES from the best West Virginia distilleries,
which will offer at the following reduced prices,
Wholesale purchasers will find q great deduction
from the above prices. l will also offer q GIN at
S275 per gallon retail, superior to any Gin sold
elsewhere than at this house for less than so the
gallon.
RIES direct from Europe. and in bond at New
York. transferable to Georgetown custom house;
or French SHERRY. The Cette Sherry, such as
the New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore houses
generosity at from So. So so. and 81 per gallon,
will sell article at 50 per gallon retail and
a. per gallon Wholesale. G. GAUTIER,
apa-ly importer, $50 Penn'a avenue
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The above TO be good sound, merchantable Oats.
Barley. or Sheed Corn. well cleaned, and subject
to the inspection of the officer receiving it..
Delivery to commence by the first day of October
next. and to proceed at the rate of not less than
one-third of the whole amount per month, and
in such quantities as to keep the post always sup
Separate bids are invited for each post, and the
price per bnshel, for each place, must be clearly
Bids will be received fer any quantity not less
bushels Of Oats or Barley and where the respon-
sihility of the bidder is otherwise satisfactorily
made known n at this Office each bid must be &C
whose responsibility must be certified to by a
to out the Fl awarded to
him, and that he will give the required bonds
therefor; and each bidder will state his place of
satis I'll, y evidence Of the loyalty Of each
offered as security. will be required
Is Sas will be- sns b On the day and hour
lege of being present at the opening
The right is reserved to reject all bids if unsats
not conform 10 the requirements of this advertise
ment.
Corn, and addressed to the undersigned at this
place. }. 6. G. LEE.
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel. aud
au 22td A: Q. NJ, 7. S. Army.
CIBSISTENCE OFFICE, U. s. A.
= ixREAR OF No. los WEST LOMBARD STREET,
pFtPpsREs m N Arsast 70 si
ceiyed at this office until II NJ, onFRIDAY, Au-
gust 90 1851 for tf FRESH BEEF
required for the. supply of the troops, hospitals,
and officers at Winchester. West Virginia. for six
months from October ]. 1871. or such less time
the Comniissary General of Subsistence may di-
rect
The Beef to be delivered at Winchester. West
Virginia on the order of the Commi s,ary or Acting
Commssary of Subsistence at that place.
The Beef to be Of good and marketable quail
ty in equal proportion of fore and hind. quarter
meat. necks skanks, and kidney taliow to be ex-
Guided
The necks of the Cattle slanghtered under this
agreement shall be cut off at the fourth yertehral
Joint and the breast trimmed down. The sbanks
Of fore-qnarters shall be cut from three to four
inches above the knee joint. and of hind quarters
from six to eight inches above the gambrel or hook
joint.
Bidders are requested TO lie present to respond to
their bids. and be prepared to Civ e bonds for the
fUfllment of their contract.
Proposals must he endorsed distinctly .Propo-
sails for Fresh Beef" and addressed TO the under
signed who reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids not to the inter Of the United States.
Conditions, requirements. payments. &C., as
heretofore. THOMAS WILSON,
Breyet Lieut. Col. and c. s.. L.. s. A.
au2l-9t Breyet Brig. Gen. us.
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kALTlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- WARRINGTON, May 8, Moo 4, lS67.

- x
. Trrps1ns bstween WASHINGTON AND BALTT.
NJ Ion IT. ard WARRINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run az follows, viz
FOR BALTIMORE
leave 1a,iy, except Sunday, at Zoo, 7:S and lals
p w. ana E;u, and 30. and s:&5 ,. m.
EOh ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave aally, except Sunday at TOO a. m. and 40
FOB WkYSTATIoNs SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave Mt 700 a. m. and 4 30 D. m No train. 20
from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at 74S q. m. and 4:3a and s:B D. m
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave Ut 7:45 a. m, and 4 80 and 8: IS D. m
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday, At 7:ls q. m. asa d
On Sunday At Ash and S:45 D. m only, connectjp,
ut Relay Station with traiRs from Baltimore 10
Wheeling, Parkersburg. &c.
THROUGH TICKETS TO the West can be had A
the Washington Station Ticket Office at all hours
in the day, as well as at the new Office of the Bank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 34s Pehhsyiva-
mia avenue between 9Th and 9TH streets.
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, see sd-
vertisement of Through Line !"
!. L: WILSON, Master Of Transportation,
i. III. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. s. k00NTZ. Agent, Washington.
ocJ0-u T.. }. WILKINS, Passenger Agent.
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seEAGLE IRON WORKS."
WASHINGTON CITY,

Corner Ohio avenue and 18th street.
as% S TOR ts
ington and others, ia Ike this occasion to state that
ali in line Of and
done in expeditions, cheap and workmanlike a
c is.f Their work comprises Steam Engines and
Boilers with all their APPENDICES either portable
Grsasn ssM Fl sr
Castings, iron or brass Architectural or Miscella
Bsr ncS as
meters. and Pattern Making; in fact: all the
Foundry They would also respectfully call the
attention pn6 t their b. asn P Ras
patented by them in 1862. has now zen introduced
and in successful operation for varons purposes,
possessing every quality essential in first. cass
cleaning. exemption from printing or foaming, and
smallness of space occupied, can be shown by
Sy bT # all sssn
ton in this city and elsewhere. We Will be glad to
n sow in IN "
The following isa list q the Boilers on this plan
Gahn q Rfyes = Gobe Prnng Once United
north Of the city; at Iunatic Asylum. across the
Eastern Branch; at Y. :, Arsenal, washington
Esq; team DTeaeing MasLins: DO: do j. steam Pr.
Potomac river; stern wheel steamer Enterprise, do,
do: nj Eagle Iron Works, Washington; stern wheel
SttaincT Iiid1HA ucN utiHE SoMplctcu Iaose
js s.eom WIN. n ELLIS, & BRO.
IMPoRTANT ToTHE LADIES: -INDELIBLE
wash and boil. Done by French composition.
the receipt Of which has been purchased ut high
price. Saves ex pense of braiding. -
Lasi
rails prons, &C, Stamped on Imitation or braid
D Not , To Wash ss5.. oq y;
I diem 10 make up. No braid, no sewing; but the
e . '9s IL. sSSs s.Es a:'
r Fl ss sss .nfH as the
any Goos Is OF
mn MN ia.a ' AS stu street opposite Patent Once.
nOORS, SASH, AND BLINDS. ae 81
The undersigned would mos. respectfully invite
| ali builders and others 70 call And sSsmine HI his
st9sk 0f goSds S3sistiHNK Of p9eRs sAAsFH
n0ULDflNGs, BRHcKETs, Newell POSTS,
&, at his store No Ma Mass avenue, between
where he to assH a. ,Es On hand q.
jsst Also odd sized afSS Sisf BaskER
| 1SOLD JHwELRY, WATCHES, AND SILVER
VI WARE-I have on hand and am constantly re-
purchased Il any responsiSis IN
asss:ssd' It sss Fsnh.,i'sn's sssnss : uoon =
SALAD CREAM
sossr T1sRsrss H 81 apss.:ies s.l.d'
ss. 6: %s
/ .e and with thin skiing. 80 y go l.
/ NFCTARINE6. NV BURCHELL.
| corner 18th ard streeee,
my2s under Ebbitt House.
! NATURAL FLOWERS PRESERVED ~ ALL
their Natural Beauty. Special Atten IN ~
4 fiod 10 the Flowers or the Dead. BY Mrs.
M. N. HAYES, No. sos Eighth street west
i IiFED FIRE. ANb ACCIDENT INSURANCE
/ "a - AND REAL ESTATE AGENT. s. asfS
Room No Z intslDgsncss Rasialne ..as ssssgs i a
j - H. & - = 49, 80 t.ilet sss5 p
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I Attest PARIS FASHIONS OF HAIR
IL DRESSING.
FRENCH H1IR. M ESSI

| S2a street, between 18th and l4th sts
| TT, hlh9., from Paris. Hair Dresser, OF the
ceaeorateI Rachel, with whom he arrived 10 this
| country has now been established for the last
eight years IN W ashngtoD and Newport. enjoying
highest society He has the honor TO announce that
ne mas this season imported the latest fashions Of
hxir dreteing, and A.so pom ales and evsrythinR
BILE prices. nj - - A7-Gms
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HOSPITAL FOB WOMEN
| AND

COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WOMEN
~ AND
LY1NG-1N ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street, lcircle } corner of NJ street,
Washington, d. e.
This Institution has been established for the re-
ception of patient. who may be suffering from dis
eases peculiar to their sex and for the admission
of such females as may require the comforts of the
lying in chamber.
The building is situated in the most healthy por-
tion Of the District surrounded by it's grounds
Cars pass the door every five minutes.
Terms Of admission: From So to $40 per week, in
accordance with the room required, payable in ad
vance. This includes Board, Medicines, Medical
and Surgical attendance
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BLOODl BLOODl BLOOD
sCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES. SPOTS,
ETTERS ECkLRS ROLLS. SYPHILIS. Or

BLOODi BLOODi BLOOD,
uaCERS SORES sRGTI OR
sAxAR1TzzNssss ROOF Rls 1A5 AE as JUICE
sAmakiTAS's ROOT AID HGR iBEJnUj ioE IS s1s
scrbed it reaches and eradicates every particle Of
the yenerea poison, SO that the cure is thorough
saS nd healed and not 4 to
posterity that for which you may repent in after
DO NOT DEsPAIRl
will remove every yestige OF Impurities from the
Vel q ali the bad effects f MsEsnTy
W Si fu%ef5s
rhaa, In bearing down Falling Of the Womb, de-
bility and from all complaints incident to the
Sent by express. Price Sl.25 per bottle.
sAMARITAN's WASH
Root and Herb Juices.
the eessy Of these en- alike
edged by physicians and patients. They are used
in the U 5. Hospitals.
WHAT THE sgRSEsS ss sAX9E THE sAMAR-
Mo sss = hsss s1sss
Yeneral diseases in it's most customary forms that
have used them with Judgment, discretion. and
s promptly and
their ssm position, have the fullest soahdenes il
recommend them strongly. =
Assistant Surgeon, bth N. Y. Yols.n
Sold by 8. q. FORD. corner 18th street and Penn.
exandria, Va; and by Druggists generally.
DESMOND CO., Philadelphia. my6-H
X ING r skt L gE DRESSING.
prepared by J w. Huckins who as chef de cuis-
inc for IL years at the Parker House. Boston, gave
| no little reputation TO that hotel for his soup
SALAD DRESSING
| and other elegant and nutritious preparations
which have received the highest COMMUNICATIONS
from many of the most distinguished Of the Medi-
| cal Faculty throu ghout the country.
For sale By -.
| T. NJ p. KING 4 SON,
! ie& ruer ISM and Vermont avenue.
I Attest PARIS FASHIONS OF HAIR
| L. DRESSING.
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DROPOSALS FOR CORN

DEPOT QUARTERNAsTERs OFFICE,
San ANTONIO. TEXAS. August /, 1857.
Sealed Proposals. which must be made in dupl
cate, will be received at this Office until IL clock
noon. on TUESDAY, the 10th day of September, ,
1857, for furnishing the Quartermaster's Depart .
ment with CORN OATS. or BARLEY, Tin SACKS J
at places and in quantities follows:
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR CANNED FRUITS.

III ! 8 :
a rsSSSsai al sps
United States Subsistence Department with the
cams cams IL
S cans Pressrssa Pineapples' q it, cans.
100 cans Preserved Pears, Il ID. cars)
200 cans Preserved Ginger, in tin cans, q 10.
200 cans Damson Pinms, IL ID. eans)
100 cans Preserved Grapes, u ID. cans.l ~ .55
All the above stores TO be delivered to the Anchor
Press, in New Orleans. within twenty days after
samples 81 each q the above. named articles will
No bids viii be received from parties who have
eS to % with hsp
Proposals to be directed to the undersigned anil
an s sd Brssss Maj and 6
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
CANNED FRUITS, OYSTERS, VEGETABLES,
cgsss q Gr g. g I'd, Sg as; Ss,sa
proposals n ssssae p e by
DAY, August 81, iss7 for supplying for the use Of
The United States Army snSsistenee stores, to be
0 sas ssfsa 5 or
GO, sixty; four dozen m cans Jams; asserte.
1ee) One hundred and twenty six dozen Alb cans
Peas.
,ias, One hundred and twenty six dozen 2b cans
oysters, Of best quality, packed.
Sweet Corn-to be the Portland Packed
:, Sweet Corn: none other will be considered.
Heath Peach the next superior quality of white
The cans to be Theoretically sealed, and to be
packed twenty four IN box; the boxes TO be well
! green hickory, and marked in full with contents,
name OF contractor, and date and place of packing
All the goods are required for immediate delivery
and packers are particularly requested to offer
The articles will he inspected before delivery,
and occasional cans opened and compared with
sample.
Atleast TWO CANS (as sampIes) of each article
must be FURNISHED with proposal; one can to be
to be compared with the goods offered under ac-
ceptance The samples must be referred to in the
proposals and tie whole or any part Of each ar5i-
The YEA II in whic h the goods are packed must he
mentioned III the proposal
Bidders are requested to propose for as near 2,
81, and H. possible; exactly ,, 2le and
lh net cans are preferred. If they can be fur
In the case Of assorted Jams and assorted Jelies
the proposals must state the different varieties and
number OF cans of each variety they propose pack
ing in each box of twenty -four cans.
Each article proposed for must be upon separate
II is stipulated in this contract that should any
Of the cans furnished be pierced by nails in pack
ing. or he spoiled from any other cause. then the
contractor to make good, at his own expense the
loss thus occasioned.
as may be furnished by the United States.
Samples of articles not accepted must he called
for within two weeks from date of this advertise
ment.
Blanks for proposals will he furnished at This
office. which must be enclosed in an envelope ad-
posals for Subsistence Stores
nreve, Lieut.. c THo and 8. W VI { g,
an 2s3t Brevet Brig Gen Vol.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
L. UNITED STATES PATENT OF


WASHINGTON, August 1857
On the petition of ROBERT SINCLAIR, Jr :.
and RICHARD f. MAYNARD. OF Baltimore, Md.
praying for the extension OF patent granted to
him the 18th day of November, 1858, for improve
pent in Feed Rollers of Straw Cutters, for seven
years from the expiration of said patent which
lakes place on the 18th day of November, 1851
Ii is ordered that the said petition be heard the
Patent Office on MONDAY, the, 2sth day of Octo-
Der next at IL clock and all persons mott
fed to appear and show cause if any they have,w why
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Office their objections. specially
set forth in writing, at least treRy days before the
day of hearing; all testimony filed by either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the
office, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied npon testi-
mony must be filed in the Office tUsnrg days before
the day of hearing; the arguments, il any, within
Ordered, also that this notice be published in the
Republicans and the Intelligencer Washington D.
c., and in the American, Baltimore. Maryland
week for three successive weeks; the first of
said publications to be at least sixty days previous
to the day of hearing. TIC. THEAkER. r
aul5-w3w Commissioners OF Patents
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nEpARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

On thepetition of henry WATERMAN of Hud
son, n. T., praying for the extension OF patent
granted to him the 18th day of Move lsss, and
reissued ON the 9Th day of July lsS for An i'm
proyement in Safety Valves for Locomotive En-
eiEes, Tor seven years from the ration of said
patent. which takes place on the 18th day of No
II Is ordered that the said petition be hesr at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 18th day OF October
next at II clock m; and al persons are notified
to appear and chow cause, If any they have " hy
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file In the Patent Once their objections, specially
day Of herring slItestinony ned by either party to
mitted in accordance with the rules of the once.
which win be furnished on APPLICATION. q -
tniony must be flied in the Office t,rensy days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, If any, within
ten days after filing the testimony. -
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
Republican and the Intelligencer, Washington, ID
C., and in the Times, New York, N. Y. once
= week for three successive weeks; the first o
said pgbhcstions to be at least sixty dagspEeviou
augl3-wSw Commissioner OF Patents.