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Gray's Patent Linen-face Collar,
In the fyorite Nov ty style from imported sto k made
expressly for this Colar and costing but triAe more
thar the all papers will wear twice as long and in sum
mer Is not easily affected by Precipitation
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-16
Special Notices.
AGuAn DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight Superior Cologne used 10 battle the
face PERSON. the skin son and fresh to aay n
Hammaton 10 perfume clothing torheadaohe &C. lta man
ufactured from the rich Southern Magnolia and ~ obtaining
patronage quite Unprecedented avodte with actresses
aud opera SINCERE nj sodhy all dealers, at t00 Ia large
botles aud by Dtnas BARNEs CO.. New York. Wholesale
Agents.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER. sold by all Druggists.
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HOUSES, FARMS, LANDS,
TOWNSEND CO.'S REAL RSTATR RECORD

largo journal. pn0lnhed monthly, sent fec. con.
taiaiug desoripti ne N cty and country properly
Nv BLLtNGs STORES. LOIS FARMS. COUN
1kH SbAfs, MILLS, LANDS. So. 70
Farms in Penn sylsania New Jersey MARYLAND. Della.
ware. Virginia. aud other States.
Lands in Ptnn.yleania aud the soulh and West.
For flll particulars p.ires, tctns, &c. aerd r KEAL
ESTATE RECORD. Office 231 South slXrH 81 Phil
me ADVERTISERS GAZETTE published At
Boston, MACS s tne ONLY publ aton Of its kind n this
county IL contains information indisueusa1e 20 every
Advertiser Subscription price one Dollar per 5eaf IN
advance Specimen copies, 10 cents
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-16

heim1treet's H'nitable hair ocloHgb not dye Aliin
naneous dyes are composed faRar aste and more or
less destroy the vitality and beauty Of the h r
ignai Hair Ooion aud bas been gro ny in favor over
evenly years Il restores hair % original color by
gradual abtorptou in remarkable lanner tits also
beautiful hair dressing Sold Ia two sizes and 81
by all dealers.
c. HEIMsr fEET, Chemist
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold bya Il Druggists
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-16

CrArE uF VERMONT, WARRINGTON DISTRICT. IS,
- To- Probate Court, held al MONT eic In said District.
~ Che % day o. JauuarysA u. 1901
Gilbert ~ freoch Of The last will Of Da
vd FRENCH lnf late ofhar n said District,
hs administration aooount fr mnaon and allowance and
make Application Tor decree difrhnon and partition u
Che estate ~ said deceased. Whreupon, s ordered BY said
Court that ai account aud ad application be referred 10
session Of said Court 10 be held the Probate Once 10 said
Montpelier, che a0h day n January, A. %. 1901 Tor hearing
and decision hsreou Aud further ordered that notice
hereof pc given 70 an pgrsons inegeed BY publication u the
state louruaa newsptrer published Montpelier, previous
10 said time appointed r he airing, hat they appear at
said time aud place. and shoF they have Why
said account should not be allowed, and such decree made
BY the Cuurt-Attrsti 7. K. MERRILL.
JudR
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-16

CrArE or VERMONT, WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS
In Probate Court held At Montpelier. within and for sad
~ District, on The alst dav N December a. D. 1863.
An Instrument purportur be che last will and
O JONES' late of CABOT n said District deceased, be-
ing presented 60 the Court by a. Jones' the there
10 ntmei for Probate 1risrl BY fqf Cl4r that all
sons conc rncd therein be not ed TO appear ~ session o. said
Court Nu holden Probate once Montpelier the
gh daF of January, A. d. tad7 thoW they
may have, aau the Probate Of said Wl for which purpose
Jurfifr 1risri that copy OF " this he
pulhei three weeks excessively in the Vermont Wachman
/. te Journal printed Montpelier previous 90 said slime
appointed Cor HEARING
iru. COPY q 8eooci-Aitest, T. r. MERRILL,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-16

Gays Patent Novelty Collar,
The original and only patented Spaced Collar-and the
most popular one ever made and the Collar which ali
manufacturer strive to equal.
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4 uCIcs y PECKs Esr4rE-The subsoribers, having
been appointed ~ the Honorable Probate Court for
~ Che District Of Washington, commissioners receive,
examine aud adjust An claims and demands u all persons,
against the 0i Lucius .. Peck " Montpelier, In
san deceased r. seqiel nso mt anl The term of
said Court 90 the creditors OF said decreased EXHIBIT and
their respective claims before Give notice. that
will attend Che duties 81 appointment OF
T. p lewgt in Nonneier So sail District, the sth day
March aud ih day oJuy next AZ MIN O'clock the forenoon
each Of said days. g. r. JEWErr, Administrator.
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legal uotirts.

GRACE KiNgS8rRY'3 ESTATE. = Tho Subscribers
having been appointed BY che Hon Probate Court FOR
Che district ofWashngon comm ssouera to receive, ex-
amin and adjust a claims and domaud raos aqainst
re ,aie q Horace hings9ny, late u Warren, SAID
District deceaed represented inolgeut the
months from TIE ~ day u Jan 61hug allowed hy court
70 NE creditors ~ said deoease TO exhibit and prove their
apeGtua claims before Give notice,
lhs duties ofnur house Of the widow
hunce kurbnrg In Warren 10 said District the Nh DAY
OF July next AZ 10 o'clock 10 the forenoon said day
FNlLANuER RifORu. yc...-.
ORLANDO q. FAssErr. N''am r.
Warren Jan an y. 1881 M.M
CrArE % ygfaONr, WASHINGTON nIsrWCr, 81
TO Probate Court held Montpelier within and Tor said
~ District on The ian day ofJtnuary. a. n. la61s
An Instrument purporng 20 be the last f and testament
q Lucy 10 Ripley late oi Mddeaos, IN said District deceased,
being presented 20 che Court NV Lathr0p Lewis. the
executor ufrn named, for Pgohate ordered bg said
Court hat AZ prous fned thereto h noed appear
session " aid Coun o. b. holden Pr1bata Ose la
Montpelier The bh day u February, 7 and show cause
u any they have, asaius She Probate N said Will
to which purpose y ffrsr 'rdsrea thata ofthe
ord NJ This order be published three
Vermont Wachnsn and State Journal printed Montpelier
trug cory ofrgcori.-Atiest, Z. r. MERRILL.
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SCHENCK'S MlNDRlKE PlLL!

Atertotn Cure for Diseased Liver and tn
many Dangerous MHlndirs Nvhich are en- al a
by "a morbid condition OF that organ
fE'o give The public clear uusrstauaug Of che mode 10
eheh q l-ENNNS Aaudrakr Pills produce these won
as,ia elcs W ich re- attssd by thousands OF reliable
nEsCRIPTiaN or TIRE HUMAN LIVER
aud rs lurtuus, which Viii make che operation this popu
hr meaent rec-rthlr o. every ans understanding.
aus one W s Obvious us O. seeleie aud prepare bile
70 NktHe utss ihe blood aud separates mat Hui from an
lmpuflr nov iudspeushy necessary Do health the prop
ef 11mahc "a ms uncuon 10 The liver Is Diseased cane
not purf Chg blood ana that Is back through az lungs
brain anu other parts 90 morbid condition, cause
Jhundc bousnes, Obstruction u the kdncys gravel and
mauN other complaints more less painful dangerous nm
Portable aud unh flr the performance Of any of 6 DIM
life Ills uuheAlh state Of The system very often gn In pu
Tho circulation II the blood Is conducted in this
H0sse through ue ueeh, atnF all impurities 10 H. pro
gfussi then r stream u blood d1Ws backward through me
cure consumption, scrou, scarcely other ulcer
alton While nat Important organ the Ygr diseased. ID
%. f..' ~ %
cough medicine the morpti or opinn m
SONY shape which locks the liver Inst AL Of relaxing the se
flow af bile. ur schenoks
PHfAI0Hic Syrup, Se0Ucsd Tonic, an u Han
draEe E'fFfs,
WIZ sennhen the system, purity Che blood aud rpen and
Volume would required to give brief account Of the re-
markhue ourus performed 1y Dr. ogheneks medicines T.
Felmpuc syrup, seaweed Tonic aud Mandrake Pls-a Of
which accompanied BY ldll directions for the them
- sCbhNch VIII be professionally AZ his rooms every
ten from A. 81 until T. A. Re gives advice iree hut fr
% dalar His Tor sale BY an drusgss sni
w ItmQne syrup and Seaaeed Tonic, 81 80 per bottle or
H1i. 294.a Mandrake Pis 70 cents per box
BOSTON, for sale by all druggists.
aa'eo4w Iy daw.
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a certain Cure FOR Diseased Liver and the
many Dangerous MaiHdies which are caused
by morbid condition OF that organ.
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Fl E n R US
Vermont Liniment.

READ
These Certificates.
MONTREAL,
April Sth, 1860.
Messrs Henry d Go,
Your Vermont
Linimenth has cured
me ola Rhumatism
which had settled
in my limbs and
for which blessing
you may well sup
pose | feel CRATE
full. T. QUEsNEL.
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TELEGRAMS. &C.

In the contested Gaze Of the Sd congressional
district OF Maryland conducted by the contes-
tant. j. J. Stewart VS. General Phelps, the
sitting member, after l,2UO pages of closely
printed testimony were taken, the proceedines 6
were brought abruptly 10 a close by the con-
testant Withdrawing from the case. He says
In card TO General Phelps the evidence IN
tIe case presents nosucb serious features as 70
)ustlfy him in the expense of continuing the
matter, and he therefore renounces all inren-
non 10 farther prosecute the case. and offers TO
compensate the contested for all expenses 10
which he was subjected.
samuel ketenum, ex-Treasurer OF Coshoe-
ton county, Ohio, has been indicted for EN-
bezZiing, forgery and perjury,a Jim Brown,
MS acoomplice, for embezZlement OF public
funds alone. Both are out on bail in the sum
OF Sli, 600 each. Several years ago the OH ce
OF the Treasurer was robbed of a large SUM OF
money, and the Treacurer was found bound
and gagged in char. Recent disclos ures
have led, e the belief that he was a party TO
the robbery, hence his Indictment.
Governor Humphreys, OF Mississippi, has
issued a proclamation defining the relations
OF the State with the military government OF
the Fourth District, and declaring that the civil
authority exists ia full force until il is modi
fed or abolished under the powers gwen by
the reconstruction law. He calls upon the
people TO pay their State taxes, and 20 obey
the civil officers.
T.. w. Bullock, inventor of the celebrated
Bullock printing press. died in Philadelphia
yesterday. A few days ago he had his leg
crushed by some machinery, and gradually
sank after amputation had been performed
He was sc years OF age.
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THE WORKING CLAssEs.-The working en-
gineers of New York. to the number OF three
thousand. formed protective association ON
Tuesday evening, to which the engineers ot
marine, stationary and locomotive engineers
were declared eligible as members The tin
slate and metal roofers of New:York, Boooklyn
and Jersey City on Tuesday determined 10 de-
mand an advance from - Go to 81 a day wa
ges on the first Monday OF May. The New
York carpenters generally consider that they
have succeeded ia their strike. as a very large
number ofthem have gone to work at the ad
vanced wages Some of the employers, how
ever, held meeting on Tuesday, and de-
termined 10 still hold out and refuse the de.
mand for 81 day. In one of the boot md shoe
factories in Brooklyn, on Tuesday, the hands
struck Tor an additlonal sixpence wages for
each pair OF begged shoes made. The em.
ped
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SUFFRAGE IN OHIo.-The question OF negro
suffrage is TO be submitted TO popular test IN
ONO. the same as it was in ConHecticut ;
where the proposition was rejected a wear
ago he bill recently passed by the Legisla-
ture OF that State provides that at the October
elecuon the voters shall vote for the appreya \
or rejection OF an amendment to the State con-
sutution. 1hIs amendment declares that
"eNery male citizen OF the United States of
the age OF twenty one years, who shall have
been resident OF the State next preceding IN q
election. and OF the townshipor ward in which
ne resides. such time as may be provided by
law, except such persons who have borne
arms In support OF any insurrection or rebel
lion against the government OF the United
States, or nave ned from their places OF resi-
dence 70 ayoId being drafted into the military
service thereof or have deserted the military
or naval service OF said government in time OF
war and nave not subsequently been honor
ably discharged from the same Shall have the
qualifications OF an elector, and shall be en-
titled to- vote at all elections" This amend
ment. II adopted. will establish coiored SUI
frage in Ohio.
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LEE, THE GOVERNMENT BOND RoBBER.-
among me conVlets who reached the Albany
Penitentiary on Thursday was the noted Asa
w. Lea former resident of this city, where
he was known as Edward Palmer, and under
Which name he enlisted in the Twenty first
Kegiment.lateiy clerk in the United States
Treasury Department, the person who stole
some $4,000 in Government bonds A poor,
deleeted, gray haired old man, with an old
army blanket wrapped around his shoulders
ano Drawn high over the gray shaggy whisk-
ers, ahd slouched kossuth hat pulled down
70 nloe MS lace, he appeared to feel keenly the
degraoing position he had reached. But a lit
Tie Whiie SINCE, says the KnickerJocker, he
Travelled on the same boat proud and hon6red
man, with the wealth Of a banker under his
care-Wednesday night he was a traveller at
tne expense OF the people whose trust he had
etrayed.-Bufal0 Advertiser.
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EUROPEAN NEWS

LONDON, April l2.-The fleet which sailed
Tor CadIz early this week took Uuttne peremp-
tory demand made by the British Government :
upon Spain for instant redress In both the
cases OF the Tornado and the Victoria. To
this summons the Spanish Government has
made an eyaslye reply In regard 10 the steamer
Tornado. but has given no ans ver whatsoe We =
10 the claim made in the case OF the Victoria
LONDON, April observation-disclosures
has adjourned until the 29th instant on ac-
count OF the Easter holidays.
LUxEMBURG, April I2-The people OF this
city, and OF the Province generally are de-
ciaedly opposed TO the sale of the Grano
Duchy to France.
FLORENCE. April l2--The United States
iroD-clad Misntonomah and the steamer Au-
gusta have arrived at Leghorn. The former
excites great curiosity and attracts crowds OF
visitors
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A REMEDY FOR RHYDRoPHoBIA.-Then news
papers have published interesting account. OF
the treatment of Miss Eller, a young Iady re-
siding AZ Beck's Station. Indiana. for hydro
phobia The disease had man ifes ted itself IN
decided form, and the usual remedies had
been applied in vain. Bromide OF potassium
was then prescribed with apparently fayora-
bic results. Later accosnts state that a COM
plete cure has been effected. medical ac-
count of this case should be publis he'd for IN 2
use OF The profession and the puolic. as the
discovery OF a cure for this terrible disease IA
matter OF general interest Bromide of no.
tassium is a specific for epilepsy and delirilun
tremens, but its application for hydrsphsbIa
is, we believe novel.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pennsylysnis avenue, near WiliArds' Hotel.

FAREWELL WIGHT OF
LADY DON,
Her last appearance most positively. An I'm.
me nse Double Bill. Tbe two Great Burles4ues
IL one night.
Will be presented Broughs Great classical Bur
PERSEUs AND ANDBOMEDA;
R,IHE MAID AND TIE MONSTER.
To conclude with tho Glorious Historical Bur
KENILWORTH; Oh.
YE QUEEN, Yk EARL. AND YE MAYDENNE
METZEkOTT HALL.
FIVE NIGHTS ONLY: eommsneing on TUES
MATiHEEs EVERY AFTERNooN AFTER
ELEiSaEH FOOTE'S GRAND ooMBINA-
TlON.
THE THREE SMALLEST HUMAN BEINGS
IN EXISTENOE.
COMMODORE FO0TE, the smallest man ia
the world; the wonderful little Comedian, Actor,
Miss ELIZA NRsrELLE. Cthe Fairy Queen,
COLONEL SMALL, the great Female Character
Dancer Accompanying these wonderful speci-
mems Of humanity 10 their prece press, Mrs. G. G..
RUSSELL, the celebrated Vocalist and Pianist;
WILLIAM B. HARRISON, the celebrated Comic
yscssi.t and Extemporsneous Poet; PROF. Il
MASTER ZACk, the Musical Prodigy; MASTER
WILLIE, the Youthful Prodigy.
Doors open at O'Clock; Commence at o clock.
Admission, 81 cents. Reserved Seats, 50 cents.
To Matinees. 80 cents Children, Is cents.
This Treupe will appear at Forest Hall. George
town, MONDAY, April Is, Afternoon and Even.
ing. The afternoon for the special convenience
OF Families and Schools. ap IL At
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SPRING FAsHIoNs.-The Paris correspou
dent of the New lork EreRiRg Post, saws. aIn
the fashion for spring, flowers appear 10 play
grand aud important part. The patterns of
the silks at the house of the Campagnie Lyon-
aIse are almost universally fiowered. The
costumes are generally short. One of the
models consists OF short, loose jacket, orsa-
mentea with rich jet embroidery. The bottom
is cut out square behind and before, and ex-
tends In long point on the side. The slee yes
are omen,
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MURDER OF THE 1NNoCkNTs.-A few days
since the New York press reported the dc
coyery OF the dead body OF an infant in an al
ley way in that city. Its throat had been cut
frem ear 10 ear; the head was nearly severed
from u body; there were three or tour cVts
about the neck, as if inflicted by the trembling,
hurried hand OF a woman. On the same day
also another case Of iBfanucIde was added 20
the long list. An unknown woman was seen
10 drop a bundle IN Twenty-sixth street
When opened IL was found TO contain the
murdered body OF a child, killed by stranguIa-
NON
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s0A lady in Dayton starved to death with .
out experiencing any pain, and man in the
same place managed 70 keep body and soul
together without eating for thirty-lwo days.
~ The newest thing in the scientific world
is cats milk. Some great New York chemist
has discovered that 1t 10 powerfully restora.
tive and invigorating. H
1An important case 10 now on trial In the
Supreme Court Circuit Of New YORK city, be.
wolves the question whether burglar. procf
safes are burglar proof. NO.
~lt is said that Raphael Semmes and his
Memphian Bulletin are not making out very
well.
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n iCHMOHD, TRBDERIOKsbUR6 Ann pa
N TOMAO RAILROAD
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, (sznday D, m. excepted.)

The quickest and most direct route to Riohmonh,
Va, and the South, via the Poto onas -
s,esRsr, from 7th Street Wharf, sSEe
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
70 Rich mond, We, connecting there with trains on
the Richmond and Petersburg and Richmond and
DsnytHe Railroads for Petersburs, Weldon, VIII
mington: Raleigh, Greensboro. Salisbury, Char.
lotto spo Chester, b. O.
Steamers Keypors and o. Vanderbilt leave 7th
Street Wharf daily Sunday evening ezceptet) q
e.s .. m. and 80 >. m. and arrive In Richmond as
THROUGH TO RICH MOND III SEVEN HOURS
Fifty Miles Shorter and IL Hours Quicker than
any other Route.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Asuis
Greek and Fredericksburg, 70 Richmond, at the
ompanyis Once, corner Of Penna. avenue and 6th
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons Will Be In
readiness TO convey passengen and baggage be-
tween depots In Richmond.
Passengers by this line pasa By daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an opportunity OF visiting
several battle fields nesx Brsderfoksburg By stop
D1ng ~ that point
Breakfast and sup on board OF Steamers.
GEO. MATTINGLY, Supt., Washington, b. o.
@. l. AArrINGLY, Ticket Agent Wa:ntnston.
apSIy 0eneral Passenger Agent
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+. ~ Further particulars regarding the reyo-
luton in Hayti are received Forty men I'm =
DER command Of Nictorin Cheyal arrived at
81 MARKS on the Sth ultimo from Turks Is
lard. whence they had come on a British
tchooner, and proclaimed Provisional Gov
ernment. President Geffrard Immediately
aUdfcated, apd went on board French man.
OF. war. General Missage Saeet. a black man,
was eleetsd 20 fill the vacaney by the Senate.
but he deehued. and q Provisional Govern
fneut was chosen.
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STEALING BY SYsTKN.-Recently there was
discovered and broken up at NorwaIk. fIon.
necticut, q society that was formed for the
purpose OF carrying out systematically the
BUSINESS OF stealing and secretlng and selling
the stolen goods. The society was regularly
organized, with president, secretary and
treasurer, and was composed m mainfy of clerks
In all branches of trade. A strict account was
kept OF the stealings of each member, and the
yalue accredited TO him on the society book
Front enough had been already secured to
enable two families to visit the Paris Exposi-
tion
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STEAMER WILSON SMALL
~ FOh THE EASTERN SHOPE

hOrlCE.-The stesmee WILSON SMALL,
OSfE =. LEoAARD, now win e.
Dost cCmfsrtsSis and elegant
steamer. Cn, Psins on Shss.pesks Bay, wiz resume
as, pier opposite Ne, 20 Light street wharf.
RoFFI Fob cfaR1's ffQh2S fPooIfSr, Pofs.rr,,
LIFTS WH4RR, CABIN CREEK, MED
F0RD'S WHARF and LLOYDS LANDING
leaves LloYd's Lssdine at p. m, Oambride ee At /
3 m, and kaston Point ct p: m, every Monday
Medsssdey And Friday touching 81 all interme.
efate landings, and reaching Baltimore ct a m
on We following mornings
ehe has large number OF fine state rooms.
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DEPAHHTTna1ElNpT Z OF, OF TIE Ta BBETERHIs9E, 3 9


MasgISsTQS. March %. Is65
On the petition OF GEUkGE SHARP of Phil
aasipni@, Penns: PRAYING for the 81 atension Of q
patent granted 20 him the 5th day Of January
1854, for an Improvement in Design for spoSn
Handles, for seven years from the expiration OF
ssid patent, which takes place on the sth DAY Of
July, ISL -
Itis ordered. that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Ofice on MONDAY, the 10th day si
June nett, at IL O'Clock N and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, IL any they
have, why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70
fle In the rstent Once their objections specially
set forth In writing, at least twenty days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony hled BY either
party 70 be used at the said bearing must be tax
and transmitted in accordance with the rules Of
the once. which will be furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as tes-
timOny must be nfed in the Office twenty days be-
fore the day Of bearing; the arguments, IL any,
within ten days after nlins the testimony,
ordered. alss, that this notice be publiehed In
the Repubiican and th Intelli igencer ashington,
d. o., and In the inquire sr. Phiiadelphta, Penn
once q week for three successive weeks; the hrst
Of said TO be at least sixty days Pre-
~ " T. q. THEAKBB,
Oommissioner Of Patents.
P.s.Iditors Of the above RePsrs otu ples.s
perer containing this nottce. mh - Wv
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

DOTUMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE EOR
II BALTIMORE.
Making freight con neetion at AQUA ORElK
With BfOHhOHD. FREDERIOkS- 1o6Ns
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. <&8A
The steamer EXPR8sS, Oapt A. w.
Nickle. and steamer kENNEbBO, Cast John .
Wilson, leave Washfnston from sfrth street
wharf every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, At
ea m, for Baltimore, and usual way landings on
Potomac river. Returning leave Baltimore ever
TUESDAY and TRIDAY.4p m
For further Information apply to
j. b. BRYAN BRO,
mt iSu No. 345 PeEnsylvAniA ave-.