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1S66 ARRANGEMENTS q 1865
ioHSnE oHSnEw YORK L1sEboOO

TIE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHILADELPHIA
AND .n TRENTON TON RAILROAD CoMPAaIgs' LINES.
fAoA fhithpEEfRIf aEb WAY fEEesss TS SEw YORK
FROM WALNUT STREET wHARF AND KEssIsaTos
DEPOT.
WILL LlAyH Al FokLows, vui Far.
a., ~. auandsn ~ and AmbOy-o. and A. As.
ns n. va Camden and Jersey cii;"a:. y.r:
sey Accommodation. .......................... 70
AIS a Via G;Si:a and j.i..y Gy.ii oi::: %
At M. Vi; K.s:ins;c: and Jersey civ. an
nii NJ =. G;Ii:a and iaSSy:o. ana 4 x: LOO
Na M. va csadsi ana ISSc:;:-,iS;' and
"a "a Kss:isgiSs ana Jersey city 20
Al n,s. ?: m. u. "a, ksn'ins'on and Jersey oiiy .
At V Ess.asi:s .ii j:i::i Oily
Al ~ tNlEht, via Ksn.iasioa and Jersey iii;
D. m va Camden and ISSc;-i::cII;c;:: %
dAtion freight and PaassnserD 80 lgl
.r. la class stisist.........s.... q .,
ID class ticket. I. 80
sSsia:ra Express will run daily. a OihsI. Sunday.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LIHEs.
.ass 5e.ys walnut street wharf At shdi n, m,
Leave KsnSington Depot ., IL. 10 a. m. aw a 10 and
eSp. m, And IA 90 a m. taishtJ ~ = 30 " .A1
d,rs SS 3 m line runs dsilyi (aii OtAsrs. san.
INV YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Leave foot Of Barclay street Al q a m ana 4 n nm
I'9n isC. Of Cortland sirsstsiI q and 10 n. Il
.,sss,tS 2 m line runs daily; tali others, Sundays
W. H. aArzMER, Agent
PhllAdslphiA and New York Iinss
PHiLADELPHIA. Dee. Is. 1898 dsSl
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ID ARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY
III RAILROAD, fHs..-
A N IN Infu

On and afler MONDAY, August Q, 1896, the trains
and boats o. this company will leave as follows,
foot Of Duane street. at TO- Is a. m connecting with
bIpress for ksd Bark Long Branch farmips dale Pon
Pleasant Brieksburg Maneheater, Toms River, Wood
mAnsie Barnegat hhAmong, ,Atsion taeksop
Atlantic Railroad. - -7
Ai4 ,. N. from Pier No 81 N. r., and Is D. m.
from Pisr No r., eonneeting with trains for Above
points and Philadelphia and Express train for Long
Fare TO Long Branch on this traih only Is cts.
fare to Philadelphia on all trains, e.
the line and Philadelphia
REruREIso rRAIES LEAyE PHILADELPHIA,
Express At o. m, from foot Of Vine street. Fare TO
Way, Mail, and Express at 24o a. m from Camden,
arriving at New York At sSo O. m. and stopping Al
Pier n. r.
Freight a. 80 ?. m, arriving in New York at
All baggage must be delivered In New York al Pier
No 81 a. none will be received At Pier at Eoa
sel4u WIN N. CLAYTON, supit
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
II

TO all t0hom q may concern; wv = ioOo'
APpncahon having been made under the act Of lima
zd lsos Tor Reissue OF the land WaTrans deseribed
heIeln which are alleged to have been Lost or a.
slroSed, notice hereby given that at the dSie fSiSW
ing the description OF each warrant new eertiaesie or
ton shall then appear: . =" 'Anu 0p's0-
NO tSISS for l2O acres, Issued under thu act of
March u 1900 In the name Of Elisha Baeon ana wss
Uan'sd January y, 1856. January la 1857.
for 100 Aeres, issued under the act Of March
LSoo IN tho name Of Ivory Butler and was RTanted
april ~, 1905 February O. 1857. -
NO 1900, for 100 acres, issued under the AIT of
nASh lsoo In the name Of Lazarus HArlon and was
ESS'ed M september ls5o-Psbruery 10, 1857. del
no Ut,7Si for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
march D. 1898, In the name Of Robert W. Pierce and
was granted May u, 1868, March Q, 1867. de22
NO W. 40 for 100 acres Issued under the act Of March
SoS S iS the name q Eah D, Ball, and was granted
9l5 for 90 acres iSsuOA under the act Of March
y 1880 In the name Of George Plum aud was gTantsS
August 10, 1855. March 80, 1867. iaii
NO; H9l2, for 100 acres, issued under the sst of
March y, 1855 In the name Of James Honry ana vSs
granted April q, 1881. March 80, 1867
NO; %, 726 for 100 Aores issued undsr the aet Of
March 8 1855, In the name Of John Wood. Aad va
granted February 20, 1857. April 3, 1897. =
o. 100 for 100 Asros Issued under the ACT Of March
s. 1888, In the name Of Sarah Wood, WIDOW Of Robert
,MsSSSSd' and was granted February lS 1857 April O.
JOS u. BARRETT. COnnissloa,r
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THRoUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH.
l. IsoToH, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.

THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH.
Il IsGroH, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
WAsHnsroH, Jan. Q, lse7--noon
Trains bstvesn Washinston and New York are now
FOR NEW YORK, without chang. Of ears,
Leavs daily (sxsspt ssnday) Al T45 a m, and $50
p. m. M. T.. -
IoR EKw YORK, changing s.Is at Philadelphia,
Leave daily tsxespt Sunday at Ills a m, and I 80
p. m. .... ---.----.-..
Leave daily except sunday) at Et6 and ll.lbA. m.
and $50 and $50 p m.
ON SUNDAY
only.
sleeping =. for New York on $50 p m train daily,
Throught sLsts 10 PhiladolphiA New York or Boston
can be had, Al the Station once at all hours In the day
n well n at the Bankers' and Brokers TslsgrapR
Seventh streets. 2 70 -D----' -
%. Baltmors and Ohio railroad advsrti..msn. for
schedule bstwssn Warrington, Baltimore, Annspoiis,
and the west ...I il. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
L. n. COLI,
General Ticket Agent
GEO. 9. Koonfx,
'H Agent. Washinstoa.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS GOING
IL SOUTH

- ..H...
THE GREAT ATLANTIC sEABoARD ROUTE NOW
OPEN AND IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
FROM NEW YORK TO NEW ORLEANS,
.,. VIA rHE aim
WILMINGTON AND WELDON AND WILMINGTON
AND MANCHESTER RAILROADS AND
THEIR coHsEcToHs,
To Charlsston Savannah. Augusta Atlanta West Point,
h.eon, Columbus, Montgomery, Mobile Meridian New
Orleans, and all points South and the scuthwest.
The managers Of this old established and fayorits
route, with view 70 maintaining It's we'll known
prestige have thoroughly nefurnilhsd Il with new and
passenger ears, all Of the latest and most
approved pattern, and built expressly with an eye 10
health ssgaAse, and comfort On all night trains luz
urous paath sleeping cars possessing every modern
comfort. - -'
poItant points south. = = :
Be paItsulAr .nd ask for tisk.ls VIA WILMINGTON,
and COMFORT
For through tickets or reliable Information apply nj
the Ticket Ones, the corner Of
MIA avenue and Sixth street or to ---L
..... ". J. WALKER,
tR ... General Agent
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TTRAoTIvE NEW WORKS,
d. RON ID %, CYL
ruBLrsHKD THIS AUTUMN l..tl
... d. H. ~ HsIT .r. rHFH O.. .H
rIoKHoR ArtKLDs, BosroH.
IN sEPfRMBRR,

IN RkPfRMBRR ..-A
THE BIoLow, Papers. By James Russell Lowell
THE YANKEE ~ CANADA By Henry D. rher,sv,
VOL lomo. Uniform with walden, U'ke
TRkAsuRRs FROM MILr0N's PROSE WRIrINas,
yoL i6me. Bsvsllsd bssfds sna rsd sdess. uniform
THk LirE OF JAMES GATES PIRCIyAL. By
'gnns nn n; ward vol Large limo.
=, ,roHrigAi WORKS By Tkemas Z. Hsrvsy. CON :
plsts REVISED kdition, with New Portrait vol Blue
,PoEMs By Kli,.bs.A Al.r. Qior.as. Percy !, Dan. .
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ALL RoADs.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
" #. .FfT JERSEY.
PAssxSoER AND yREioHr DEPOT IN stw FORK,


CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
" . -....H FfT JERSEY.
PAssBNGKR AND YRRIoHr DEPOT IN rsw YoRK.
FOOT OF LfBKRfY sTRERf. f7IT
Connects a Hampton yusctiou with psisvsre, Lsek /.
snannat ana be.tsrn railroads, ana a Easton with
nhlh valley r.ilro.d nd " sonnestons, forming 4
an.ss nss 70 fifrsBuRa AND THE WEST without
ALLENTOWN LINE TO rHt WEST -l
fHkht bkfkkss TRAINS DAILY FOR THE WEST
kleept Sundays, when one train In the evening : !
slkIt hiLks and HRkE HOURS saved by this lin
e oaesgo oinsinnatb 81. Louis, Ao., visS bat on.
srRIso kRaksoEMKSrs a77aa -rf /
CommsnenE Nay n 1888. leave New York ss follow.
7Ooa m.-kxprsss for the west--oonnee,s n Rsston
viii train for h.ueh chpnh, wiiiismsport, wiites.
barr, E. Tss,.hcy T,i,n ci.y As =. -
,sstx0n' Wikssbarrs Great Bend, ftsston, nlns
800 I. m. w.s,srp, Rspr.. for Ea.,on. Aii,p,ovp,
harnsbufg, fitiaburg and the West, with but ons
change q ear 70 Cineinnan Or Chieago ana bal two
ehanges 70 % Louis Connects At HsrrisSufs with ne
Corr and the OH REGIONS 'f'Gf - - w
1899 n. icr ka,ton, Allsntown. Msnsh ohunk, Read.
Ing, Pottsvtlle, Harrisburg, 10, - - 7
100 . q for kssion, Scranton, Great B.nd, Battle.
.S:p 2. o. sessrsilis and yi.nIus,Oa. ogr
30 p. m, for semsrvills.
500 m, Western Kxpress Train, for Esston, Allen.
town, Reading Harrisburg, pittsburg, and the West
SLEEPING Cars through from Jersey City to Pittsburg,
Tshss for Il. ws., can B. os,.in.a =. Ii. one. Of
street, N. at No. Astor House al nos 27i o7s and
"a Broadway; and a the principal hotsls . -
se26 JOSIAH o. brRARns superintendent
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= II E a " ; IIIP q.

EoR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD,
IL sPKfrorIELp, the CONNECTICUT RfvER, ths
WksrzRn and VERMONT RAILRoADs, -
s% P '%s s. s,.s e .s s. ", sg sr s.s .s
;, ;ssgs.S = sslsR m Passenger. 60 North and Ra.t
Esr:Sssdi:s fsiSsra.a By d.ny s1pr... Yr.lsh,
rrain from New Haven through to Massachusetts, vsr-
tfsS. Agent. Fi.a ss.t s1.s New A rd1s 0Iss,' s.s
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
NHor BOSTON, wpRcKsrBR, PkLnRR, FITCH.
BURG sgEe EAsauh LowELL CONCORD, TaE WHITE
o. BosroE and CRY of sSw YORK i i.ss, & H.s Yori
fs.S sss street Il NV isH hps pi
pon, there eonnee,ing with the Steamboat RHpress
lsr Boston ssd wor.ss.sr worcester ana Nsshrs aad
New london and Northern Railroads. Freight taken
s,sn NJ ,9y... r.,.. For ioform.',on Inquire q
TUE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR
sTosIHoTon LINE Of s,.ansrs, being he safest and
sssssss ~ s.tv.sa Boston and View fsrh The staunsh
On lEsSY. T1EsCyTs RSSE S;st S,H,
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and PRipAYs,
Ateo'eloeh, p m. from Pier No. Is north River. |
safety. State secured At the omoe Pier No is
on board the boad, No 70 walhington street, Boston,
and % the Pfovdsnes depot. Return trains leave
Boston At 81 p m.
.pa m. R sIMoNs, Agent
E0R BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
IL YALL RIVER, by the splendid and superior steam.
ers NEWPORT, MEfRoP0LIs, OLD COLONY, and
EMPIRE STATE Of great strength and speed, built
prsssiy for the navigation Of Long Island sound run.
ains Y sennsstion with the Ola Colony and Newport
Leave Pier ~ n. r. foot Of Murray street, daily,
tsgsdays sxssPssd) a MS m
New York on Monday, wednesday, and Friday, aibp,
m, landing At newport. =. - j. =. -0''--'
II. EHffRR sTLfE, Cap, B. simmons, leave. Tues.
pert - = = 49,
baggage master 10 attached 10 each steamer, and
accompanies the baggage 70 It's destination
A steamer runs In connection with this line daily
lsundsys sxespted) from Newport and Fail River 10
Providence.
For freight or passage apply on board or at the omes
Pier 2e, N. r. 70 secure state In adyanee TO
apf LIrTLRfIELD, Agent, n Broadway.
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An Agent Of the Excelsior omnibas Company viii
up shseks ad deliver baggage to any part Of he city
omee No. u0Psnn street, open day and mig IT. whsre ali
orders foI the moysment Of passengers and baggage
Baltimore express will arrive with PkiIadslphia an.
press a. 30 ?. m. on Mondays. ~ TI'T-I :
HorlOB-1n ease Of loss, the Company viii hold
hsmsslyes responsible for personal baggage oaly ana
Tor an amount not 'xsssdisg sloo; -. -.
~ hs PsnnsyiyAniA Central Railroad Pssssnrsr Gis
uon. on Liberty and WAshinstou strssfs.
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
In RAILROAD-lasa .rr

NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
IN RAILRoAD-lse0.
Passenger station in New York, corner Twenty Seventh
I'D street and Fourth avenue
TEAMS e LTrs;Hy 4osE ;,..t
er % I:1 aoo S Sc "a 1 s1 ! n 1. ifls fss
IS st;sJ 81 Gu 's vi p fii:-g AZ &. "A
ss'lssisss sss ca,iSsa, aSS .ss ~ I.i,
S SO s% 3 isS sse soS Ss2 s2.5p. y = n Fai f.
50 SSi GS ssaiSsa s SS s6S O. . ss 3
nm N; ni' g. 80 ls ~ aso: sSS ~. 800
tOO'SsO, il.sOL nj s.i5. $50. isC $50. 100 ,. N.
CONNECTING TRAINS
sop y. yor Boston va shOf. Line, iait az az SO
Ssiiio.s n 81 ossniisss: sss,a.. f,Ss s:e
E.Giii Rsiiiosd, 500 a I % is1s yS'n' . me- ss Tcl
New Haven, New Losden aad stoniagton Kaiiroad al
Il Is as So go n y. sR.,S.s
m For DAnbury ana EorvllF Railroad, 700 % n,
sSs ';Ra REsks ti i5ia;' Hof4 ssp.Rad n d1
ERIE RAMwAY.-TRAINs LEAVE
depot foot Of Chamber street. via PAyoAiA ferry
B1SsId ~ A. n Day ErPress q. cSnaAd.gus RoshsstsI
Lake Shore ad S1aHS TSi SS%sy ssS a s.s S.
manea with Atlantic and Great Wsatsvn Railway.
sS3oL SS ~, Min And way Train, Daily % otiiVills
99antSk sonnssting with Lake Shore and Atlantic and
t0OE.E, way s Tr.is Tor Port J.rvi. 1aa Hswbursh.
SS9 Night HEprcs.. for oAaAadAgua, Rochester.
bahaio, Salamanca aud West.
so T., MEhinng Kxpross, Daily, for CaRAndAlEua,
yonAeetA Al Buffalo with Lake Shore and drand Trunk
Wa.,.ayy Ma A. salamanca with AuAntis ana drsAi
sOOh m, IRgrani Traia, Daily, for BuE.lo. s.I..
". si1 aGes sFIRRs G;a Nv ass'S IA. H." Isss .sa
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SHoRE LINE RAILWAY. " ' n
GREAT MAIL ROUTE
-- BKIWHKN
NEW YORK, PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON,
THREE DAILY TRAINS
LAAHlnR AZ

THREE DAILY TRAINS,
leaving New York, corner Of Twenty seventh street
and fourth avenue, at g. m. 1875, and p, m.
This new and popular route between New York and
Boston by far the msst deg htful between the two
great etie skrting does the shores Of Long land
Sound and Narraganset Bay being almost entirely Tree
nom dust Chat great annoyance 70 trayeler and N.
fording nne sea breeze nearly the entire route.
Splendid sleeping ears attached 10 ali night trAIuA
selb-u 3. r. SCRANTON PresIdant
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In ooroBxR.

:, THS DIAMOND TBNNYsoN, 4 New sad coupls,.
soaoSsO 1ss q slrsS lpsSsa';Sn Poems In one sssud
TN THE PICTURE OF 81. JOHN. B, Bay.rd r.sisr.
Tak PRosE. WRITINGS OF JOHN O. wHIrrIRR.
Oonpnslng nLiserary Rsersations," I" "oid Portrait.
sis sa ASesfa sksishss nArssrst SMITH, Joaraal
=, oRIFYITH oAtkTi OF, JEALOUSY. By ,ohsri..
Psass As,aSs AZ n Of Christie JoAhstoAs. ss. voi
Sa,ATsIcIfs AND o4AnAcrprsris MN. 3,
sia Taa sossaSR htSRl. works ass 4 lss i.ss,
fellow, New and Revised klsstrofyps Eiiiion' Go%.
Rlsi' y volumes nthsstyis of fsanyssn Earring.
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II ALL II q A ID =.

~ a II ~ - n ID -.
PRooKLYN AMI, JAMAICA RAIL
u .. WAY COMPANY. =
n, oHASos OF TINE.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT FROM AUGUST Is, 1905.
tHT IA TLkkyE SOUTH rBRRY fRrrg
ror J.n.iss, u asssa Iois . m, Iaso, 8 Lats sad
Tof Hsmp.,..a, ~ "a, .sa ,ois, +, m ,a,.ss.eu
Ior syo..st, 10 is a M, ssd tp. N. ~
leave J.Sslss Tor B,soslys, q 20, so ans, ., and
70 90 = ~ ana J. ssSt sttsbif 4 .ass 4sIEiss
Connecting At East New York with city ears.
Leave Janaiea, 6 ., and II a. m. !, aiS $50, O. and
Leave Rast New York for Jsmsiss, $50, o. 30, and
II no 70 n, So aS 6so, ans 2 SR N. M,
.s,s 10 L.T WT supsrinisndsa,
RALTMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
T-s.b wsHusfor, Jsn. g. iss7-posn.
.sb THs WI shs 1sr no !. s1
w YoR BALrInoRH
L..ye t.ily, sr.sp, Sunday, at 7oo, I4s, ssa Ms
= N. And aoo. 4 90. and 500 m.
FOE ALL wAY STATIONS
s.:,. a.iiy. except Sunday, at 100 = N, ana 90
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF AssAroAs JUNO.
TIoH
Leave at as .nd . m. and At 4 90 ssd Lso p.
N. daily, except Sunday.
FOR ANHAPoLIs
Leave al T. 90 and T. IS a. m and l. % p m. No trsis
10 or from Annapolis on sunday. - ...IT
ON SUNDAY.
49,. FOR BALTIMORE
Leave At u IS an. and 400 and oop.m m .
.IEgQyyl FOB WAY sTArIons IVTs'
Leave at 7.46 a N. and 4 90 snd .. n
RoR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
p. N. :
:. On Sunday, at g. COZ N. only, connecting I. Relay
Station with trains from patinors 70 wbesins Par.
ksrsburg, ke. 49, ...r... . ...II-.JT ~
Through tickets to the West can be had q, lie wash.
ington Station Ticket omee al all hours In the DAY. AZ
we'll a. At the Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph Ohos
sts Pennsylvana avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
streets,
For New York, Philsdsphia, and Boston, %. sdv.r.
tssmsnt Of Through Line. "
.... '.-g J. L. WILSON
Master Of Transportation.
L. n COLI
General Ticket Aren't
oR0. 8. K00HrZ, Agent,
JH-u washington.
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Aatiuual &spnblitau.
[oTFIoIAI.l
loEFrcrAL
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at thc second Session efthe Thirty
Ninth ce.gress.

LIN Wp VI HD ooi
Passed at the second session sfthe Thirty-
Ninth Congress.
TPuBLIc--No. 4.
An Acr suspendng the payment Of moneys
from the treasury as compensation TO per-
sons claiming the service or labor Of col.
ored volunteers or drafted men, and for
other purposes. .. .H|
BE IL enacted by de Senate and House of
Representatives. Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That the
final report Of the commissioners provided for
in the second section Of the act Of Congress
entitled AN act making appropriation for
sundry civil expenses Of the government for
the year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hun.
dred and sixty-seven, and for other pur.
poses" approved July twenty-eight, eighteen
hundred and sixty-six shall be made, through
the Secretary Of War, to Congress; and no
money shall be paid from the treasury, or
from any fund therein, upon the same, or
otherwise, to any claimant under the provis-
ions Of section twenty-four Of the act APP
proved February twenty-fourth, eighteen
hundred and sixty-four, entitled "An act to
amend an act entitled An act for enrolling
and calling out the national forces, and for
other purposes" approved March third,
eighteen hundred and sixty-three, until such
report shall be approved and confirmed by
Congress. :
Approved, January IA, 1867.
PUBLIC REsoLUrIos-No. g. a' .
JoIsT RESOLUTION authorizing certain medals
to be distributed TO honorably discharged
soldiers free Of postage. az .
BE it resolved by the Senate and House of
Representatives Of he United States of
America an Congress assembled, That the
adjutant general Of the State Of West Viz.
ginia is hereby authorized to distribute
through the mails, free Of postage, to the
honorably discharged soldiers OF West vir.
ginia, and to the relatives and friends Of
those who were killed or died OF wounds or
disease while in service, certain medals fur
nished by the Legislature Of that State, and
in such case the envelope enclosing the same
shall be franked by such adjutsnt general in
the mode prescribed by the Postmaster Gen.
eral
Approved, January IL, 1857.
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JUVINILE BOOKS.

To bs Published during os,sbsr and November,
nT.tgsiiS sTSRLks OF MANY LANDR By Grace orssaEoOd
,,i,ia RID LETTER DAYS BY Gail Hamilton. Iliu.
,,!,I5 ILoAT IN TIE FoREsT By Mayns R.ld. nls..
,,:,1 TaT oIRAyy HUNTERS ny Maya. RAID. Iliu..
dRIMis 6OBLINs. With IIlus,atiou. I'm oo,o,
nHw JUVENILE. By Louisa NJ IleoW, ~
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g IN DEoEMBRR.

WIZ wMsiiGdSus hfn. POEMS By Harriet B.sshsr Stowe.
+, BREATIIkes OF The BETTER LIFE Edltsa By
n LECTURES ON oREEcE, ANCIENT AND MopKRN,
By the late President O. q. felton.T
NEW VOLUME OF SKETCHES By 0raos dr..,.
wood. ~ fTTT II - ~Se~ ~as'h-
v,S TaE OLD 5,,S SSEEoRAHr, AND OTHER PoRxs. By
PoEGs. GRIvE AND GAY. By Geo. AIn.ld.
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IN soyHHpES

the TENT ON TIE BEEoH, AND, OTHER ,.oKus
New Volume By John O. whittier 'A-''
kvAhokLIhk. By Henry WAdsVorth Lonvs.,,o,.
W. wi'h ten iiu'traiiOA,, Q, Drl.E sot s%sli
THE PROSE WRITINGS Il H,.,, w..,v,.,,,,y 4
fellow Hsw and Revised Rlsetrolyps KdtiOp4 49,
PIs,s r9h n yIsnM sSlSHss 81 ani5Orn with ne Posns
vol. Small 4to. E7T7T y - o. c{Y14sspf
pi.!,II, MAUD huLLER Py John q wAittisr. ys,A IL
volume. K. - D TT 'n"N' ''~n ooAxoS
fLowER:DE-LUoR. New Volume OfPo.m,J sx
hsS se SNAIL sSiTSrh I0Rsf'iOv, WIN lusirat0a;.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UHIrHp STATES PArEEr opyIcR,

hEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
IL UNITED STATES PATEHr 0PYIoR,
WAsHIE0roE, Jan. 8, 1857.
On the pstlton Of Christopher Duck worth, Of Mount
Carmel, Conn, praying for the extension OF patent
granted 10 him the 2Sth day Of June 1883 for i'm
proVement In Shuttle Box Motion In Looms, for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent which takes
place on the asth day Of June, ls6Ti
10 ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the Sd day Of June
AeEt AZ IL clock IN. and all perSous are notified 10
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Hear Reason.
Strengthen the Defences.

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