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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-03

All that LOT OF LAND the south side Of Henrietta
street. No. 2 containing Is feet front and 100 feet deep
Dwelling Of four upright rooms pantry and dressing
room, and other Improvements thereon
Condiions-One-haE cash; balance payable, In one
year. with legal interest to be secured by bond of the
purchaser and mortgage Of the propery buildings to be
insured and policy assigned Purchaser to pay b Nc
Call for necessary papers -
January go 80,
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY

1lot DRY GoODs, Ieady- Made Clothing, Crates and
Cask with Straw new Meat Safes, Sowing Machines,
Fnrnit1,re &C. &c january
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All tat LOT west of tho above, known as No. 10, ca-
surng in front 30 feet and in depth lao feet more or less
bounded north by Bull street south by lot OF John
oY,I ,Iames Lee '- =. t-=Isi-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-03

All that LOT OF LAND eliGbly located at the south-
OF Elizabeth and Mary streets. Of
the above, measuring SO feet front Elizabeth street
and 100 feet moro less Mary street. having there
on two and half story frame Dwelling. and all neces
sary outbudinga and convenencca With little altera-
ton could be made good stand for gentee family gro
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-03

All that LOT OF LAND, with tho tTostory Wooden
Dwelling and outbuidinga thereon situate the south
side of Sull street. and known No. II, measuring IN
front 10 feet and in depth LA feet more or less bound.
ing North on Bull street. east lot of E. sohae west
on lot Hopton and south on lot Of John FrancsH
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-03

SydI administrator, us. Brolcntng et a. - =,
On TUESDAY the 2al Instant ct II O'Clock AM VIII
be sold, under the direction OF the undersigned, In
front of the Old Custom House, - - - -.
All that large and oligibly located THREE STORY.
TRICK SrCRE situate on tho west side of King street.
No: zio, bounding north on Stoney Wlberger's lot
west on lot of A. c. Cunningham. measuring In front
king street SO feet inches and so feet inches on tho
back ne on the north line 136 feet inches on the south
134 fect inches .fs--ts-:-Siis'st2- =. ss,.64i
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-03

TIE imbccility Of physicians is bitterly inyeigh-
ed against by venders of patent medicines, who
cannot persuade members Of the profession to use
o recommend their preparation. The proprietor
of PICTORIAL BALM mas no such complaint to make;
ho has reason to return thanks for the cordialitY
with which tho ablest members Of the profession
recommend and use this invaluable medicine.
For sale on all Druggists
KING & CASSIDEY, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN j. CO., Agents.
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MILLIGAN. MELCHERS & CO., -,
No. S;s Eenduo Range,
Will sell THIS DAY, Sd inst, at 10 o'clock, .
Saddle and Draft PONEY, about years old = :. -
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ESTATE SALE.
By order of the Ordinary Of Charleston District y,
will be sold at II O'Clock on MONDAY, January 1857
at the plantation Of the late Charles Sher neartns
state Road, and two miles above Goose Creek bridse
viz:
GOOD WORK MULES
Wagons and Harness
! Cart, lot Rice Straw
Revolver and Gold Spectacies
Gold Watch
Plantation and Carpenters Tools
800 cords OF Oak Wood, the land where u was cos
Hous hold and Kitchen Furniture, &C., &C
Terms cash. Iobsht AS2tH.,
December Is o AoLallns.lSeo.:
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FISH, L,s,abe,. and Lutlls, Cargo Of B,7tsa 20 g
"Che5uctoo," direct from Haitian, and consigned
fe Messrs. Z. s. 6 Z. C. Budd
BY HENRY COBLA s; CO.
On TUESDAY Sth January, 1867, alongside OF British
brig "Chebuctoo, at Boyce's Wharf, ot 70 O'CLOCK wl
GS5 PACKAGES NO. EXTRA, NO. IL NO.
Large, md No. 8 Large Mackerel, in bbls.' u
bb!s, 4 bbls. and kits
o. packages Pickled Herr1ng5
TT ialf barrels and kits No Salmon
a hslf barrels and kits No. 2 Salmon a.Q.
IL KITS No. / Salmon Trout
16 half barrels Young Mackercl
1900 boxes Scaled and No. HerTinss
SO boxes large dry Goldfish
IS NJ feet W6ito Pine Lumbor, comprising inch
Boards 9 an6 inch Plapks
20 NJ Latlis Il feet}
Conditions cash. Decomber u
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EY Smith &; HIcGILLIvHAF..
Will be sold ut II o'clock, THIS DAY, the 3d. OF
January, on the north steps Of the old customHouse
rhat valuable LOT OF LAND on the northwest corner
of Robbins Court measuring 36 feet front on colum-
bus street by ITO feet deep Robbins Court moro or
less together with the comfortable residence and out
budinGs thereon exclusive of the rear tenement sre
Ter1ns-Half cash. Purchaser to pay us for papers
tutbq
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Will bc soil TWELVE SUPERIOR MULES, Wagons
pInnIhs Stcnm En.rines t;c. t!stu3 January .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-03

THE DAY. the Sd of January, 1857, at II o'clock. at
the old Posotice will bc sold
All that hast and desirable two and half story BRICK
RESIDENCE aud LOT OF LAND, on tho west EIDE Of
Elizabeth street. he.r Mary street. and known as No. 3d.
containing four uprl5t rooms pantry, dressing roon
throughout slated roof &C. On the Lot which measures
IS feet front 100 feet deep less kitchen
well OF water. The location is pleasant and healthy
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lease Of Ha!ua1te colon PLantatton on .slohn'.

U ,
Island at Aucti0n. -: - = = -
EY SHIfTII & McGTLLIVRAY,,- go
Real Estate Brokers, No. "a Broad-streot.
VIII be offered at public outcry, THIS DAY, tho Sd
of January 1867, at IL o'clock on the north steps
OF the Old Custom House, : = ,.,'' = 1s..e
The LEASE for - years of TINT valuable Sea Island
Cotton Plantation known a"Acorn Hill" si;uated on
Johns Island: GOO acres in aI 500 cleared. -
Terns.-one. Third OF each year cash in adyance bal
In two equal nstments payable on 1st OF Jny and
LIST of December tuths3mwth3 January
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IMPORTANT SALE AT SOCIETY HILL,
so. ca.
On THURSDAY, 10th January, 1866 will ba sold to the
highest bidder,
All that valuable MACHINERY Mt the Saw hill on Cedar
Creek, near Society Hill,

All the necessary Belts, TOOLS. &C., belonging to
the Mill. Snlo positive.
Terms cash.
For further information, address.
january EVANS, LEE < CO.
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DIED.

DUBOTSA Hudson T. on Sunday Feb TO- Henry Dubois. .s.a
Funeral services vh. place Insy morning At O'Clock
house Of Caspar p. Collier
HAYDBNed by engine Railroad Of NesJss
years
day the 18th at II The relatives and friends Of The ee.d ell
the without further
Remains 10 be taken to Otsego Tor burial
KENNBDYIn this city Monday the llh ofb~
Hugh Kennedy, late OF Befs. ireland.
His friends relatives respectfully Invited fas,
"Wednesday. l3th inst, o'clock from his residence
1855 1bird'Ave., Yorkyile.
Newark papers please
JEANNE Tsylor MeKe~an, aged yesrs mouths AID ~ dsYs
Relatives oft family invited TO attend the aaerL
the resencs Of his No go Hast TaentJrst W~
day, the 18th inst, at ] !.
MONROR-SudeniY Saanlsy CITY
Monroe d. D. Corresponding SeeAof the Church hsteasisa ~
of the NJ. n. Church. rtlT
Faues Tnsk 81 Church. CsHsea j. Wednesisf, F-
10, atll O'Clock.
RAYOn Monday Florence Rs daughter r. A. and 3assk
T. Raw aged years month and u dfgs .t'
The relatives and friends Of the family nytd attend ire sr
on the residence parents :; East P0urht WD.S
day, 18th inst, al o'clock D. N.
Vermont and Boston papers please copy. ..rH|
RTKE-On Ssbudsy Feb Eugene sanford n W
Louise Riser, Sgd months add y days
the funeral from the residence Of bis grandpsreH No ~ f
TNentyiourtt Tuesday afternoon the l2 nst att O'Clock
SCHETTLER)n Wednesday Smith, a.
f1erek Scheler aud adopted dangiss OF the late Dc i'ao
The relatives and friends Of respectfully invited
the funeral from st. Marks Church.
st., Tuesday afternoon at ~ o'clock. r-
SKILLIN-On 9th daughter
d. Sklin, sged ~ and 4 months
Relatives and friends respectfully invited b sttsd her f1n
TUESDAY At ocoek rom her thers resdencs No IA s
BfoadwSS.
wATrLESAt Lebanon Coun. l. Mrs ssTr w.ssa .soJ
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harvest as those who made tho first collection
Ana so IL is with all the natural productions OF the
country Inc Brazilian nuts, which are so extensively
useu III the west and OF which the BraZiians mannfae
ke very excellent OIL These nuts which are produced
no rult about the size OF your two fists ial 10 the
o ana are also collected at random; ana nave peeh
u one OF the most intelligent men connected WITH
tne ue OF the Amazon that he satisfied that annu-
ay ABOUT 0O00 worth OF the natural products OF the
amazon remained rOttng the ground from want on
hus 70 cOleet them when, IL there was an lnuslrlOus
pOpuiatoD, al this wealth would be saved; ana the
poPuatan was sufficiently extensive TO cultivate regl-
larry those valuable productions, you at once what
nhes OF wealth would flow into the commerce OF the
wOrd Eat the first requisite is that there shall be set
ied population, and population living regularly. Hhe
population which occupies that valley IN INDECENT Is
Irregular In its mode Of life, and in consequence OF that
aeie TO discusses which ascrbed TO the unhealthy ely
nne For what cozld be expected Of population which
EO into the wood with Indifferent supply OF food and
tnat 81 poor aaltJ, and will remain the wet viii allow
themselves to be rained upon, without taking
any fsecauton for change; but that after while
Aey would get fever or rheunatism, and
gu other diseases which care)essness and poor
food bring and which universally charged 90 the
climate The firsss step toward improving Brazil should
De regular on these neat banks
winch rise regularly above the leyelof the water ana
WI en- are so inviting not only account OF She variety
OF vegetation but account OF tire picturesque manner
In which the rivers these infinite forests There
IS ons featuee which is particularly charmingig is the
the forests sometimes thaD the branches meet
together and form closed arch over the water sorne
times ssClOse that the smallest boats find II difficult 70
follow their courses. All these constitute one % the
great charms OF that region to which Jon may add the
interest arising from the immense variety or animals OF
Df which shall say Lore in futuoe lecture ZAP
plause
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


SPECIAL MEETING-THE CITY PROPERTY Ar THE
FOOT OF CANAL ST.
The Board met Mt O'clock yesterday afternoon by
special CALI in the absence OF the President Alderman
HARDY was called to the chair
A communication was received from the Controller in
reply resolution Of inquiry relative to the basin foot
OF Canalst North River The resolution substance,
requests the Controller TO report TO the Board the name
OF the person persons occupying the basin FOOT OF
Canast and Ivy what authority the sqnare at the foot OF
Canas is being used for the purpose OF piing brick
thereon and other building materials II snch basin and
square have been leased the amount Of rent payable per
annum, the Of the lessee and such other mfona-
ton connected with the subject as may be OF Importance
TO the public.
The Controller says the basin IL COVERED by the follow
ing leases That point lying et%eeh Piers Nos Al and a
and remains in eject Until May 1870 that part lying be
tween Piers Eos a. and is was sold to w. 4 j. s. Peek
for 5000 per annuIn remain in force Until May l. 1875
he lease has yet been eXecute that part lying be-
yond The l." OF Pier No a. aud between Pier Nos II and
u.s. Is leased TO the Pacific Mail s. s. Co at the rate OF
S. 400 per annum 10 he I'm effect until May 1859 In re-
aton TO the premises occupied by the Clinton Market
IVY %as EAsSied BY the Finance Department
William j. IL ]. s. Peck to occupy portion thereon Tor
the temporary storage OF building materials upon the
condition OF immediate removal upon notice. NO rent
las however been paid and II was supposed that the
Cancelled In consequence OF the lana nav
ing been designated and set APART by the Mayor ana Com
mon COiiuc as public park Referred TO special COM
mtes OF thiee. The Board then adjourned 10 IDursuay
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DISASTERS.
THE WRECK OF TIE WHIT sQUAu-

THE WIiEIk OF II'T' WHIT "fVhIL"
BIT TELEGRAPH TO TRiDSE
BosroN, Feb lille British bark White Squat.
previously reported ashore near wotleet cs broadsde
on the beach and h lady listed off shore She labored
hard during the heavy southwest blow, on Saturday
night, and has five feet OF wafer III her hod Inc eaIso
small norton can I've landed on the beach The steamer
Charles Pier,oD with lighter at hand, but IL Is too
rough TO work to-day.
THR SHIP NICHOLAS DIDDLE ASHORE IN PUGET
SOUND.
nj rEEeRAPH TO rHH TRIBUNE
sANFRANcrsco Feb. IA Victoria dispatch states
that the American ship Nicholas Eddie was caught in a
terrific gale in puget sound and drifted Rosedale
Rocks but oated OF aeTward ald was towel into ~.
qumall IIarbOr by il. H. d. snip olitr0w hNwR WSDS
SuALained aaIiouS damage
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THE SOUTHERN ST4TES.
MISSOURI.

THE MICRO suTFRAGE QUESTION.
~ rELSGElPH
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-THE Democrats Topeka special
correspondence says "Tbe to-day refused TO
cur in the Senate amendment TO the joint resolution to
change the Constitution as to allow negroes to VOTE
The SENATE wanted to strike out the word male" as
we'll white" and 10 make an educational test Tho
resolution goes back to the Senate and they VIII pr0ba
bly, recede.
koth Houses passed resolutions asking for the re-
mOVa oi Col Ieavonworth agent III the western ndiaas
on account NJ mc0mpetency.
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No. - EAsssU-sr., Ngw.YosK Jvnel. is5s :
DR soHEScK-Dsgr SIR For 6heea years
troubled coasb asu, lS Zines vA
Is .Ynhsge which together tor the last Few Jesrs have
repI ne TN seik do business. Of Kind sho
;as Z: u WI 'SeIs eo"I'A,s; .nd ..,',s
The reach Of medicine and Was advised . ie property
matters wer. concerned world short notice This
physician (snd mr. good 0enis cold t
prove fatal" Early Janaary took ver severe eoD '
fortunately, occupying rSo"s at No y BoADSr dTe'J 'T
yOnr the e January procUei bs Of
Pumooc syrup freely M fee. and is. wc
vsry szo ard all She symptoms Of speedy dr'th Se'o 70
accompany eoh seat for former physician and stated 10 ban
taking yolf medicines snd sher showing then h" 80
having replied "Yoa take thn Ike ~
will do YOU no harm" He said: You knor what tod yp-
ast suamer and | say tue nos-lf yoF have iST
business to close up do not put it Of" He sb IN otsf
friends thu. he could see no hope for me-" nf fnsAh
and concluded that my time bad ~ ~ trae sa<
taxing freely your medicine but hsd yche Doels
caei times, and found much to his surprise BIZ \ 0proV
ing and be could understand why Ny faith vas n Jo
medicines. aud had wish to have Examine at zee VIA
When you srs sndf toe itas
alton ron gave little bat on ~ ooo'1 80
pressed being helped Of thea san; d-i
Ties that called 5ndng still gaining gave
saying my gRptoms we're improving r S'sa
syrup Mandrake Pills had acted He charm" &
circulation cough appetite all began to improve ard '-
walk about You visited nearly 1iSiiI. sA
improving told ont OF room Until be mo
day MAY cold while under eaeot my app, h
came srs, rate everything wished Of nutritious
nature and the much possible followed
your sdve and 70 the surprise old physician and friends Sa
much expected could with one Ins The ley
being completely dried up feel Ee grateful to and ooaAiT or
advice aad medicines Invaluable.
Yours truly. T. ). SHBbDOS
Patients consult professionally my Rooms No Bosi 81
NeW-York every TUESDAY. from a 10 Price Of The Pti
MONIC SYRUP snd sRAwEED TONIC, each 81 % per bol -
~ the half dOseD MANDRAKE PILLS - eeH o's So's%
druggists eveywbere fl supply can Ns be ''s
at bis Rooms No. J, Bond st., Esw.YOrk
DEMAs BARNES Co.. No 81 ParroW, New York. 0ae's "ba
sale Agents
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MARRIED.

RfNN-BkADrAt Newak Feb D. by the Rev. y q RegeSs w
George Wynn VI NewIOrk City Enms Maggie Brady OF hessst
Nj
ROBISSON-DBLSART-Op we5se,iay Peb s. By n, Pew a
Jocen. Joseph Robinson a Des both Of BroosTn
(Easietn District.
California papers please oopY.
TACKABBRRY- TUESDAY PeN ,,ths ~ z Chsr
Manaoneck BY the Rev Horace Cook Asi b. the Rev AID
Stevens, d. D. John A. Taeksberry Of this city 70 Jennie A. <.
Youngest daughter Of SchuremAn Hastei esq
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KENTUCKY.
PROTECTION AGAINST MARAUDEES.

PROTECTION AGAINST MARAUpEES.
NJ rnLs9RGPH
LOUISVILLE. Feb. 11.-Appicaton is about TO be
made to the United states authorities for force suf
oent 10 prevent depredaOns by robbers in Anderson
County The Governor Ia unable to furnish State troops
for want OF efficient military law and the county officers
will not call upon the Governor for posse "a arrest the
ms
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sTpFFT DFPARTMENT.

Mr. Geo. w. Mclean, Street Commissioner has sig
ned his intention OF remaining in his office for the term
for which he has been appointed. unless Legislative
action should order otherwise and wipe out the Depart
nent Mr. Mclean proposes tn make further changes
the Department for the present preerrng To wait UNI
Ill the ad JournmeGt of the Legislature
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Controller Connolly has decided 10 make no further
chlugcs his office except In OF sickness death
OF 81 his snbordnates Mr. Connolly holds in abey
ancc tho office Of Receiver Of Taxes at present occupied
by John Murphy Rumor has It that Mr. Murphy win be-
removed and strong adhefent OF the Common COun
eli " ring" appointed IN his place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-12

Mrs Heny SheunAa, Bgn H. WHITES; have hsd M niehh
use nea taree yeas ahi eiseA perfect sascos
Us simplicity, queness and feai5 adaptation the
FAMILY se.hg always recommend the WillDE Gibbs
Sk"isS hAcHsE fer family e--4dubhssnl,nt T.
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BOARD OF COUNCHMEN.

The Board held no meeting yesterday afternoon,
quorum not appearing rolloa and the President de-
oared the Board adjourned TO Thursday next
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N1nni.ninnEnaha

CARD.-w JACXS0S. No So BROADWAY h.. constantly y.
band full assortment OF BOabsInes aud all other mes'pas Dr->
oO Also BOunes ShaNs Ciosks vsis Grapes
Gloves &c Blades Sste with goodA at their reaee
Suits short notice No sal Broadway opposite TiganJ % a
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Gpstial Notices.
Great Caro-. in the City of New-YorA.
OF HIGHLY REsPgcTABLE CITIZEN WILL KNOWN TO rns
50

MERCANTILE COMMUNITY
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be follows is the summary OF the game:
GATIONAIS IpuyNNTnNS

MEETING OF TUE POLICE BoARD-The ease
against John w Davis, of the Eighth Pre-.
cinct, for violating the rules and regulations
and conduct unbecoming an officer. was dis
missed. The Board received and approved
the Official bonds OF Justices James Gull and
r. III Chaplin. The charges against Sergeant
Charles l.. Bearman, Of violating section 70
or the general rules, were dismissed. The
charge OF neglect Of duty preferred against
Ofiicer Moores, Sixth Precinct, was dismissed.
Officer @. l.. Greer, charged with neglect Of
duty, was fined IS. The charges against
Officer Benjamin Ross, OF violating sections
and 20 OF the general rules, were dismissed.
the charge Of neglect Of duty preferred agains
Ofcer Geo. w. Barclay, was dismissed. The
charge OF violating General Order No. 1856,
preferred against Charles A. Owens, w. H.
Marders, r. J. King, and X. B. Humphrey,
was dismissed. The charge of conduct unbe-
coming an officer, preferred against Omcer
James L. Arnold, of the Eighth Precinct, was
dismissed. The cases of Officer John W.
Baues, charged with conduct unbecominR an
officer, and Oficer stephen A. Bailey, both of
tn Second Precinct,) charged with intoxioa-
rion and conduct unbecoming an officer, were
laid over.
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TBB RIVER FRONT, Sept. 2O-The Wa.
waset, Captain Fawk, with q number of pas.
seDgers and q lot OF MISCELLANEOUS goods, left
her wharf this morning for the Potomac land
ings.
-Sailed-schr. VIM. Callahan,
CLARK, for Georgetown, to load with coal for
an eastern port. W. ...t
Fo~lers Wharf. - Arrived--Schrs X. Shaw,
Reeves, Boston, with Ice for the Washin gton
and Georgetown Ice company; barge schooner
Mariner, with lumber for Howell Il Church.
Sailed-schr ]. N. Baker, for GEORGETOWN, to
load with coal for Boston.
Crouch's harf-Arrived-schr. Helena A.
Russell, Mehaffey, from brown stone quarry,
to N. Acker.
Broion's Wharf.-Arrived-schr. Statesman,
Baker, New York, cement for s. P; Brown &
Son.
At Guinand's wharf, Eastern Branch, the
schr. Benjamin Cox, Franklin. and Sallie,
Bowie, from Mattawoman. with pine wood tor
market, arrived yesterday. Sailed-schooners
Ocean, Shannon, down the river, light Ade.
line, Bennett. for Britton's bay, light; Paies.
tine, Washington, for Yeocomico, light.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
- WASHINGTON, August 30, 1857,

g On the petition OF JAM ES WATT OF Charles
town assac husetts, praying for the extension Of
aipatent granted to him the 9Th day of December,
1858, for an Improvement in Valve arrangement for
Steam Hammers, for seven years from the expira-
ton of said patent. which takes place on the 9th
day of December, 1855 /
II IL ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent ONCE on MONDAY the 18th day Of Novem.
Der next at u O'Clock n !; and all persons noti.
ned to appear and show cause, any they have why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
file in the Patent Once their objections specially
ret forth in writing at least tcenty days before the
dsy Of hearing; al testimony filed BY either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted In .aecordance with the rules Of the
ofiice which will be furnished on application.
Depoetions and other papers relied upon as testi.
mony must be filed in the once t.csnty dAys before
the laY OF hearing; the arguments, ii any, within
Ten ten days after fiins the testimony
Isepuisan and the Intelligence Washinston b.
C.. and In the Journal, Boston.s Massac husstts.
ones week fbr three sueeessiye weeks; the rst OF
said publications e be q isaat sixty days pre-
ses,vsv c ommaissilo;nnsnr 81 A Patents.
ONG BOAT FOR SALE CHEAP-In good or,
IL der. Capacity % cords wood Apply to
ssNst' Corner Soath Capitol and SITS.