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RALLY THE SYSTEM.


After disease has been there s the weak(
that leaves behind It to be removed Convaiesccno
tedious affair III the enieebled daccd muscles IN
shattered the thin and waey blood could spca
they would help. In ouch help ~ y
given them Of the right kind The hery stmuants
commerce do harm. They knde temporary flame. who's
Ia mockey Their effect passes and the last state OF
who them Is than the frat
Not such is the effect OF HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS. There II drawback their toning proper
Balsamc plants and banks and roots contribute their
ratve juices render this soothing and strengthening
paration PROTECTIVE and REMEDIAL agent ls basis Y -
only smuant which has been produced
ing fusc oil any other deeterous element The mos
careful and skfu chemists have analysed the BerA and
pronounce them harmless.
This scientific testimony but the Testimony Of the hun
and curative effects of the Great Vegetable Tonic and Ator
alive OF modern times still conclusive. In fever an
dyspepsia bousness, nervous complaints genern
debility, and chronic complaints 10 nearly infabe -
anything this falibe world be. Sold everywhere.
New York Office, rs Dey street.
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THE WAR IN CRETE.


Omar Psshs's Reports Of Turkish Victories
An Important Position and Many Lives Lost
90 the Christisns.
CoSsrANrrxorLs, June IA, 1867.
,,..0icial advices just received in this city from
Crete state that on the Sd Of June Omar Pasha At
taskaa ~ Christian iasargsRis R0aitiaa N ~
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He FEMIANs.

Severe and Fatal Collision with tho Military
and COnstables.
DUBLIN, June 15-Evenng.
1t appears that during the attempt to rescue the
Fenian prisoners at Waterford Thursday, the mill
tary and police to close quarters with the rioters
and the former used the bayonet freely number Of
the rioters bayonetsd and two deaths have taken
place therefrom second ono being reported to-day
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MARINE intelligence.

QUEENSTOWN, Juno Is. 1867.
The steamship Africa, Captain Anderson, from Boston
the 9th inst, has arrived here ros to Liverpool
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S PAL N

A Special Envoy on Chilean Affairs.
N,~-----s, MADaiD, June Is, 1857.
The Spanish government has decided to Send envoy
extraordinary to Washington with new orders in regard
to the Chilean difficulties
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Barney AarOn.-FOp the Only Graphic anG
artistic report Of the great Fight between Aaron and Coyer
see WILkES' SPIRIT OF rHE TINES. out.
Also. WILKES SPIRIT OF THE TIME8 fer
another thuudercr on the Excise Law.
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changed q Paris. everything has changed elsewhere.
and Russia herself has not been exempt from the on
ward course We none OF US stand did hfy years
ago. and even the great Power the very crafie Of s
dominion. across tue Atlantic, which had half
mol raging in the older half has nnes ss6ered ito
drrp,~, ~ long agony its imperfec. restoration and ifs
sill diempeyed emily Thus, II Alexander should hardly
know either France or himself he stands in the Place
de IL Concorde and secs in that splendid panorama
long history, and all the world whom else can he re-
the worse, for peace or for war; none can say But
though these great issues DO much the power
OF individuals or alliances Of great armies as
they were believed 10 be fifty years ago. STILL that
very account IL Is more the work Of every sovereign TO
do his best for the cause OF peace and justice.
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There we're also, during the period In 1soo sy2
deaths from xymots prsvsntsbs diseases against go
lakAa sAna RaEea alslE .zhs lRGssss u asaIsalnr
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Campbell. Chemist and Apeshecary, corace
OF Eighth and Twenty eighth sreot-Persouai A.
tention TO the prescription department.
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~ r, kennedy's Disrrhga Cordial Onc Bsszz
Tie Will cure family, Ackness health. shou1
have bottle Of i every traveller by land or 1 wstss
should have bottle Of IT, For sale By DEhAs BAknE9
street, N. Y. At retail by all druggists; price o.
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nrandreth,s PiIls..Oniy up Town q nscc ~
CAMPBELL'S Drug Establishment, corner Of Eghth
nue. and Twenty o ghth street
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district Of Luzethe. and situated In . rock bound
valley, and ono of the strongest places for war
purposes on the island.
Several engagements ensued at piac where the
insurgents were intrenched.
The imperial Turkish troops in the end dsloged
the Christians and thus secured possession Of the
valley.
The reports say that the Cretans lost Ave hun
dred men killed and wounded. and that the Turks
had only ten men killed and sixty wounded.
THE SPANISH.AMERlcAN WAR.
~~>~~-~~->~o~>~~~~~~~~~>~~
SPECIAL TElEsRAm 70 the HERALD.
Fresh Instructions TO the Queens Minister In
Washinsten.
MADKID, June IA, 1867.
by the Queens Cabinet to the Spanish Min.
lister in Washington relative to the issue Of the
war quarrel between Spain and the South Amsri-
can republics, and his diplomatic duty therein.
THE PRESS DISPATCHES.
.~~~~~>~~>~~~>>~~>~~~>o~~
THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
~~-~-~-~~~>----~~-~~~
Reinforcement Of the British Army.
LONDON, Juno 15-2P p. NJ
The government will send out number Of troops in
the steamship Belgian to be stationed in Canada.
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Elliptic I.cckstitch sewing M.chi1es..
volute tension; ad justable drop feed.
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THE sPANIsH-AMERICAN WAR.
THE PRESS DISPATCHES.
THE DOMINION OF CANADA.

Reinforcement of the British Army.
LONDON, juno 15-2 p. NJ
The government will send out number Of troops in
the steamship Belgian, to be stationed in Canada.
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A.-CarriRges, Harness, SaddIos, Shcetss
90 all styles; good and Broadway expenses
prodts TUFTS Repository, ~ Cedar street.
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A ,NcyeIty In n Lady,s Mat;:-New Ke.a4
Hat the named the ouy g
J. J. HI0GIN6'. U46 Broadway.
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Barney Aar0n.-FOr the Only Graphic and
artistic report Of the rsh! Aaron and coye.
Also, WILKES SPIRIT or ThK TINES fog
another thunderer on the Excise Law.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The London Money Market.
To~vxnN TurU No

Tho London Money Market.
LONDON, juno 15-Noon
Consols for money. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OAK
United States FIVE twenty bonds .73L
illinois Central Railway shares .79h
Erie Railway shares. ......................4 0X
LONDON, June 15-2 p. N.
Cons0ls have declined " and quoted ct o. ~
United States ve-twenty bonds have advanced u, and
the quotation now Is 1884,
Illinois and Erie Railway shares without change.
LONDON, June 15-3 p. M.
Consols for money. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80. 94l
United States fvetwenty bonds. 73h
Illinois Central Railway shares .................. 79k
Erie Railway shares. 4Ox
InyDON Juue 1h-Eveun0
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Diabetes and ali diseases q the fidasys Depot X cia
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l,lx broadway n. Z.
American iMf Sssf n M EEs sNSSsssiiD
| Sold everywhere.
ssSs:z 4: Lss, "::ss lE:;s
s5 % at .s: .ss ss:: Y r
:5 !, s.s;; K:ISi.: 4 Scr
opened store; q wan :ad Broad :ir::.s -
Also repair bon and noun. p &C. Fsc.ory and wars-
Wa. :rss Tor up
s. 81, Cts g:
another ,hundsrsr on the Elciss Law.
.Is 4: ss s.... a b.. ns:
y <. ts 0sy Gs:s "a :H
see wILKEs SfIhIT o. r fE TINES IN nov ssxs
another thunderer on the Excise Law.
ss:s,s F,i's I: %:-s %s: e.
~ os'
another thuuderer the Excise Law.
Of .sS sgsa Sss .ss s1a
sention 70 the prescription department.
Carta'ns a Speciality atkrrrvs al a,,..
Dsss I'D e %s.sF 4: as Ss!'" Depot SsTs e:
r S..ss and r-.
~ DR. s, K NE. DIsrr.Sa Cordial n:s
have bottle Of ~ every traveller by land by nsssS
So srI 70. spa e WELLS W. o.. 1sss.
r E Ssssum ,ss ss So sss.s.., es |
vouse tension; adjustable drop feed.
Fireworks. az soa "a sTs 4 dssa 5qrs'
70, annual . as and p %'
m.:Es. sr & b Esssr, ssi, rr'"''" s'~'s
.ss sa. g ~ md E :.
Sold By all drusgise Depot q cortlandt street
o krsy cent I. .:ss BIT
corner Of Eighth and Twenty sshss
sa I'D I'll s..ss %s sss, cTE s
gisss.
As k:r w.. s.S. sy h p.. Ssss
Root Beer: Root Beer: Root Beer:
BY every family with very little trouble and i6ng erpenss
kNSPif's CON cso'schSrRArED EXTRACT OF ROOTS,
90 bottle will make gallons, and ~
sufficient 70 make twenty eve gallons OF the Beer
Also the trade bottles gallon
co s:Sa OF
druggsls generally.
~, koy.II nv lssseEy Paid
boaboons and Kinds o. Gold and silver ~ p--
TAYLOR Co. Bankcrs 10 Wall street. NJ
-ssaaord,-. Combined writing and Copying
Cedar street. Samples gratis
= stickweii a. Co.'S MuciInGe, MADE fr.~
where stckwe 10 King
straw Hats for sentlsmen, La sdi..s~. neys
and Infants IN oil varieties. At GENINs. sl5 broaa"
The Howe IHchtue Co.'S Lock suic , asc,W..i
ing Machine ELIAS HOWE, IL toripnsi vnrs - ~
sewing machine). fresdent. 90 broadway WV ~
THE BouIevard as "a fs.-sec the JAY NssS
Der OF Demoreets Monthly Magazine Juss".~
,,wtssIer. 4 wme.s:. tseik.sih' tsssv ssw''s
so 4e rss.. H sss s.re lsikI y txs ~
1 ANA SsfnsxAinaS lPselI
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A.-A.-A.-Kalde &c Son manufaotsrO
and out 70 order Genuine neerschaum Pipes Helde An
bers &c respectfully inform the public that shey have
opened store cornsr OF wall and Broad streets sn1
shall be happy their old tnew customers We
also repair. boil and mount p &C. Factory and Ware.
heretofore and John street, up stairs; store, -
Wall street. Send for circular
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Batchci0r's Hair Dye.-Tke hest 10 the
world the only perfect Dye harmless reAbs instantAns
Gus. Factory III Barclay street.
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. American lWalthaml Watches.
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
Sold everywher0.
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Car,a,ns n Speciality At , rw,s
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Deans Cakes aud Confectionery.
800 BROADWAY, between Nineteenth and rwentietb
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Trosting Match Between Pafchen and ButIe
MT Trenton.

The trotting match between General Butler and
George n Pstchcn Jr, better known as California
Patchen came Off Friday afternoon. the grounds
or the Now Jersey Central Agricultural Association
There were about a thousand persons present Butler
was the avorte by long Odds The nrs two wore
by Patchen the last three by Butler The follow
ing Is a summary
faIDAY, June l4-Ma,ch $4,000; milo heats, bes, 8
In 8, IN harness.
j. Loyeti entered blk a. General Batter. 22111
o. w. Dimmick entered b. q George N.
fatcnen ~: ....:........ :.... ...........
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=: s.';: ! I! S go! ai's
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Fireworks, mt - Maiden Lane.
JOSEPH b. PURDY'S
Twenty fourth annual sale The length OF time estsbishoG
guaranty for assortment, quality and price.
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stickweu a Co.'s NIuciIage, Made from
Gum Arabic Thick clear, adhesive, cheap sold evey'
where stckwell is King.
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Grcat Medical ,Discovery.-Mccrs's Radio
nfabe for intermittent and chils and fevef
Sold By all druggss Depot n Cortland street
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| Lyons & knewIs' Insect P:wasr;.;TF;sss
Establishment corner Of Eighth and Twenty q ht6
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Missisqu0t Spring Water Cures Cancer&
aud ali OF the Kdacys FOR 81 drus
nA-L
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DEpARTMENToFTHEINTE
UNITED STATES PArBur OFFICE,
WAsuiSnTOS. Dctobef 4. 1867.


WASHINGTON, october 3, 1867.
On the petition Of BnwARp A. FUTILE, Of Brooklyn,
New York, praying for the extension Of patent
granted to itm the Sd day Of January, 1904 for an
Improvement in Hot Air Registers for seven years
from the ex Prson Of said patent which takes place
on the 81 day Of January, 1855;
Is ordered that the said petition hc heard at tho
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 18th day Of December
next at IL o'eloek, IN. aud all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II Any they E'Se, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO de
In the Patent once their objections specially set
forth In writing, At lea tosRty days before the DAY
Of heArpg all testimony hlod by either party, to be
used at the said hearing, must be taken and irlaH-
mittsd In accordance with the rules " me eIe''
which will be Furnished on application. =,
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon 80 Itsu.
mony mubt be hled In tho otlce totH'V days before
the day Of hearing; the Arguments, i any, "Hh'n
ten days after ding the testimony a..
ordered, also, that this notice b gnhls ned "a ~
REPUBLICAN and the iHtsNfgsncTl Waslihs'oa,D y.
O. and in the Timts New York, New lorA' SnVe
week for three successive weeks; the hrst o. ssa
publications TO bs at lsGst 'lGty dSy' RISSER 'Ae
| day Of hearing. c,.. ~ oT Patsnts
| oc9.WSW N"mlh'os''ANl
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
USIrED STATES PArEsr orricx,

WAsHINGroN, September 49, 1857,
On the petition Of William II. Sweet, admins.
TRAITOR Of the estate Of Henry L. Sweet deceased, Of
Fuxborousb, Mass praying for the extension OF
patent granted to the said Henry l.. Sweet the 2Jth
day Of December, 1883, for an improvement in
Guides for Sewing on Binding, for seven years from
the expiration Of sad patent, which takes place on
the 10Th day OF December. 1867:
II 1. ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent onee on MONDAY, the ID day Of December
next at IL clock, IN. and all persons are Noticed
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition sught not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70
die in the Patent ofee their objections, specially
set rorth In writing at lesbt tocuty days before the
day OF hearing all testimony nled by sithor party
to be used at tho said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted In assordAnee with the rules Of the ohee
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions ana other papers, relied upon as tesl
nony, must be hled In the odcs toeEfy days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any, within
tsn days amer ding tho testimony. "
ordered, also that this notice be published In ne
REPUBLICAN and the IHtel!icsHctr, Washington ID.
O., and in the Journal, Boston Mass once week
Tor three successive weeks the fTst OF said pubea
Hons 10 be- NJ least sixty days to TIE dsy Of
h.aIins 7. c. THEAKKR,
soaO.vsw Comuls OF Patents.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UsIrHD STATES PArEsr 0pyIoI,


wAsHIS0Tos, September 80, 1857.
On the petition Of JosEPH Mason, Of New York,
N. T., praying for the extension OF patent granted
TO him the Sd day Of January 1854, for improve
ment In arrangement for euttipg screws 10 lathes,
for ssyen years from the expiration Of said patent,
which takes place on the Sd day Of January, 1885,
10 ordered that tho said petition be heard a. the
Patent once, on MONDAY, thsl6th day OF December
next, at IL o'clock m. and all persons are notified
10 appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opPosing the extension are required 20 ale
In the Patent 0mce their objections, specially set
forth In writing at least tentv days before the day
Of hearing; all testimony sled By either party, TO be
used At the said hearing, mast be taken and trans
mitted In aeeordAnee with the rules Of the once,
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other pspors, relied upon As tss.
mony mus. be hlsd In the ofsee ttoenty days before
the day OF bearing; the arguments, II spy, within
ten days after ding the testimony,
Ordered, Also that this notice be published In the
REPUBLICAN, and IN the Intstti0sncer, Washington,
d. G., and In the Times, Now York, N. T., once
veek for three successive weeks; the hrst Of said
publications 70 be At least sixty days previous 70 the
day Of hearing. T. @. THKAKHR,
eo5-wsw Commissioner Of Patents
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Good Black Cloth FrOeks, tle. a.
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BOYS CoLoRBD AND WHITE
SHIRTS
CHILDBEn's SHIRT WAISTS,
PLATA, Fancy and Embroidered.
MERINo SHIRTS
Boys Genuine Buskstin 9auntles'
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SOUTHERN CAssIMEREs,
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GENTLEMEN AND YOUTHS,
FREE HRoN
FL0CKS AND sHoDDY.
SILK. mixed Suits, go.
Double. and Twist Suits, go.
Standard Silk mixed Suits, f26.
Good Business Suits, tl2 and sl6.
Kentucky Jeans Suits, 80.
Good Heavy 0yercoats, 80.
Waterproof Tweed oyereOats, Us.
THE FINEST SELECTION
PIECE GOODS
lever had now G IssSy ,GF WORK
tiny usually ~ ,,,,
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and other famous Domestic, French, Austrian, AM
Euglsh Costinss, Beavers, Cassimsrss. &c, made t.
''''' NEW YORK PRICES.
HEAVY RIBBED
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MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
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FOR u, 90
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BoyS' Merino Shirts and Drawers.
Country Knit Socks
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Fine Black Cloth Sacks, sl5;
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| Fine Black Doeskiu and Beaver Pants, so.
| Heavy Blue Beaver suits
| Youths Black Cloth Sacks.
| Chlldren's Black Suits.
fancy Velvet Vests
| Fancy and Plain Silk Vests
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| Boysi Standard School Suits, $3.50.
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PATENT OFFICE.
EnARrMNNT on TnE INTERIOR
rE ran sTAtEs PATE ! OllLsi

A - u " ' '.' ! ~ u ' - . VIM Wv
~ UH TgD sTAfEs PATE I OFFIsB,
wAsHrNaros, October ], 1857
On the petition OF HEzEReIAH n. swEEr, of Smith
vle New Jersey, praying TOR the extension ofa pat
ent granted to lin the 10th day Of January, 1854,
for al improvement In mortIoing machine, for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place on the 10Th day Of January, 1885,
II IL ordered that the said petition be heard s the
Patent ofieo on Monday ths 2sd day Of Deeenber
next, At u o'clock, and all persons are notified 70
sppesr and show cause, n any they have, why said
petit, ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70 NE
In the Patent once their objections, specially set
forth In writing, at least tusnfy days before the day
Of hearing all testimony nled By either party, to be
used At the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mted In accordance with the rules ofthe once which
will be furnished on application.
Deposition aud other papers, relied upon - tssu-
mony, mnst be hled 10 the otce tpenfY days before
the day Of hearing; the Arguments any, within ten
days Anor hling the testimony
Ordered also, that this notice be Published In the
REPUBLICAN, and the fntoliiDsncsr, washington, ID.
G., aad the Mirror, Ut. Holly, New Jersey, once
week for three successive weeks the hrst Of said
publications to be at least sixty days previous 70 the
| asv Of hearing. T. q. fHBAKKR,
oc5-wSw CommiEsioner Of Patents.
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Marine News.
san r. oi6 sun 8. bi4 High water, II 80 a. m

Scr. Edward Thomas, Cook, Havre. de. Grace,
coal to II. Fowler.
Schr. Benjamin stokely, Hilimsp, Salisbury,
Maryland, lumber to Mclean.
schr Thomas Mirsoimings, johnson, Norfolk,
lumber 70 W. Mclean.
schr. 0ctavia Ellen, Elliott, Per,immon Point,
wood to Fraser 4 Co.
schr. Sarah Jane, cottipsham, river, wood to
master.
Schr. Mechanic, Smoot, river, wood to master.
schr Constitution, Hunt, river, wood to mas.
ter.
schr. sailie, Bowie, river. wood to master.
sohr. Isabel, Grager, river, wood to master.
Schr. Roanoke Garrison, Havre.de. Grace,
coal to W. II. Barbour.
Schr. Mathilda spicer, Paul, river, wood to
master.
sohr. Pearl, williams, -, lumber to A..
Green.
schr. BENZ. Cox, franklin, river, wood to
master.
schr. 4. MoLain, Sleeper, Richmond, Me.
schr. Charles 4. johnson, Goodspoed, Boston.
CLEANED.
Steamer John Gibson, Fuller, New York.
Steamer wawaset, Foulke, Cone river
schr. N. and II Gould, Croweli, Boston.
Schr. J. 8. Weldon, Bowen, Bos, on.
Scbr. Helen A. Hoyt, Cranmer, Providence.
Schr. W. M. Wilson, Bowen, Providence.
schr. Mary Augustus, Matthews, Accomac.
Schr. L. Phloger, Smith, river.
Scbr. A. W. Martin, johnson, river.
schr. Orator, Wheatiey, river.
Schr. Protector, Ashton, lower Potomac.
Schr. Harvest, Jones, Baltimore.
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OF THE INTERIOR,
- usIIEp srATEs PArHsI oryIcs,

wAsHISaroS, Oct q 1857.
On tho petition Of WILLIAM WkidHT, Of New YORK N.
Y, praying for the extension OF patent granted TO
hta the Sd day Of January, 1884, for improvement
In Operating Cutoff Valves Of Steam Engines, for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
which takes place on the Sd day Of January, 1865
10 ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent oHes on MONDAY, the l6th day Of December
next, Al IL s'eloek, m and all persons are notinsd
10 appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to ale
In the Patent once their Objections specially Get
forth In writing at least !oeny days before the day
Of LeRrngi all testimony hed BY either party, 10 DO
used At the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mitted In accordance with the rules Of the o1es,
which will DO furnished on application.
DISPOSITIONS and other papers, relied upon s testi-
mony must be aled in the otes ttosnty days before
the day Of hearing the Arguments, II any, within
ten days after hling the testimony,
Ordered also, that this notice be Published In the
REPUBLICAN and the Intsiitgenoer, Washington, d.
c., sad In the Times, New York, New York, once
a week for three successive weeks; the trst Of
said publications to be least sixty days previous 70
the day OF hearing. T. O. THEAKER,
oey.vSu CommIssionsr Of Patents.