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WANTS.

aNTED-An excerisnCsd BOok-keeper is
w desirgUs OF obtaining a situ2t on IN q
wholesale house or BaUEing institution st q
moderate salary. Best OF references as % char
aeter and competency. Address Book kGe per,
Appeal ofice. noF-sSS
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DOR SALE--Spsight. Donueu ROdman
lands in I1pton aud shelby counties. The
undersigned, Is attorneys OF ". B R0dmeu,
are authorizes 10 sell and convey Judge Rod
MAJ 8 interest in said lanes. Persons desirOus
10 purchase cod lands viii please call on the
undersigned and Learn terms, which VIII b.
accommodating. X Z. HEATH and A. n.
IEWIS gss second street noyIl II
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

MR. Z. D. BCLELEY has become associated
nj with the undersigned ia The a gency OF the
Carolina Ii e Insurance company for IenEes
- and Central AIaharua % CsIe from the ist
OF November. lS5N The stvle Of lne firm VIII
hereafter be EuIEley, Ferguson & PriVetT.
n. u. FERGUSON,
,,-r-31 rr., 7 \ pETEErT.
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CoTToN---CoMMIssION
q. a. MOON,
CettOn Factor, Produce and Commission
Merchant,
asa Front street, Memphis, Tenn, Commer'

2s2 Front street, Memphis, Tenn, Commercial
Block.
THANKFUL for the patronage OF the past
season (far exceeding anything ccuio nave
reasonably eKpectsd under the circumSt2n neesli
IL affords me pleasure 20 again otfer my ser
vices TO the planting community seeking Mem
phis ss a market for the sale o. their Cotton
and other Products. Ny personal attention
will be devoted to the sale Of all Consignments
from Eay friends. Ny charges as heretofore
for selling Cotton. Will be One Dollar per B0te
CosaTrissiOnS Consignmeats in transit or N
store Insured in my Open Policy, unless IN
and supplies OF all kinds furnished at the low
oSs ssT55 49, dkIvSI9 RA. Moon.
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Ere is not known, although IL Is supposed
TO have csueht from the engine they had
IN use in the building.
The GFm of o 'Shsubnessy & Co. saved
but very little FROM Che FIRE. They had
in store 8 considerable lot OF wheat, corn
and oats, with upward of $1,000 worth Of
bags. In the way OF personal effects,
they lost 3 buggy, double harness. all
their clothing, together with other valu-
ahles. 4 fine mare belonging TO one OF
ihe firm was barely saved. Mr.. NJ. ].
OiShaughnessy had a svsluable library OF
choles books consumed, together with
jewelrv and his sntiFs wardrobe. Sew
eral steam corr ana grist shelters were
also lost. The firm estimate their loss on
building and stock at SIS 0o0, on which
they lad an Insurance. Of SO coo, In the
Nofts American and Enterprise Insu-
rance Compauies, represented ia this
city by FsrnsEoEth & Clark. The
amount wss equally divided in the two
companies
OF the I63 bales OF cotton destroyed,
1873 belonged to Hugh McCrea, and so to
Reid, CbsdboUrne & Co. It was valued
SC S22, Geo, aud fully covered by policy
in the Security Insurance Company, of
which Farnsworth & Clark are the
agents.
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ALBERr PIKE. CHAzLEs ". ADANgr = h PIAE
PIKE, ADAMS & PIKE,
Attorneys, Solicitors 6 PrOCt0rS

A TTEND 10 cases IN the different Courts sit
"A ting at Memphis, apd In the river Counties
Of ArEGnEsS-
HS~Ths senior partusr VII hereafter eSte-
ciaIly attend 70 ellses IA the supreme CcuFe o.
s1epiiessea. and 10 The supreme Court ano
CoErt of Claims Of the United 5tstes az wash
fugton, being o. the I'm o. PIKE q SOHS-
son. OF that city. - 49, -~
corner of Court and second streets.
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Notice.

A T the next (Decem herJ term Of the County
a Court Of Shelby county, / VIII zpply 70 the
EsId court 20 have an Administrator appoint ted
upon tie estate Of William Ross deceased
p y. Ross.
Noverr Der g. 1858. povl0 Iawfwa
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NOTICE

DERsONs having busln IS with rs viii find
our AGENT, Lr. Z. " BRADFORD, fully au-
gEOriz5d 10 make Eett iemeDys, al the store o.
N.e--s 4. Vacc4ro q Co.. 81 Front street
v1Cvs I'm W. X. BILL & co.
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Dedication eT she Cumberland Presby-
teFiaa CaHrGa.

Dedication e. GEe tHsIs1beEsaEA0 EEesDg-
teEiaa E2uECa.
This interesting ceremony took place
last Sabbath st the Cum berland Presby-
teTisn Cb8rch, under the direction OF the
Rev. G. W. Mitchell, who delivered an
abe sermoB, appropriate TO the Occssisn.
He explained aud elucidated, in a strong
and sensible manner, from the Bible, the
nature ard sOlemuity OF the act and
impressed the large congregation present
with new respect and reverence for the
house Of God and religion. The cere-
nony Of dedication was solemn, besuti-
ful snd impressive, and inspired sil with
its sacred character. The Cumberland
Sabbath School was organized on last
Sunday evening at three O'Clock by
electing the following gentlemen officers
OF the same: J. s. Porter, Supefinten-
dent ". 2. Tanner, Assistant E,upeTin-
tendent; G. r. Russell, Secretary and
Treasurer; Willie Russell and Willie P.
Tanner. LibraTiaas.-Atte7as (AtI.) Post
OF the 2Sth.
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For sale.

OE SATURDAY, DECEMBER I9rE, I win
7 J sell, 20 the highest bidder, 50 Mason ) De-
pot n Tract Of Land con tanning AZ Acres. sit
mated in TfptOl COUNTY. two miles north of
Mason : DEPOT. Terms II ade Known 2G time OF
ssls h. R 6u6 J. l. SHERROD,
-GylS layrsuvs Administrators.
NOR SALE-A frSt-clsss DistIlery, Ma
II cnI1ely, etc, etc, entiFeiy Few, and IN
good order. WI be sold low II inIrnecicts ap-
plicstl is made. Apply 20 D MS Saxton,
Randolph road, north o. Wclt river bricge, or
Al Brftt0nfs Ale House. - Front BGvl In
CU5URBAN La SDS AND RESIDENCE FOE
= sALE OK EkET TzssEs.-A1y lands, miles
east q the citv. are Ter sale, OF terms 10 suit
purcll ssssrz. L.sr cash OF or any tims-fTCIa c1e
% ten years, and in any yquEutity-frcm acres
20 &C.. Ny residence with from a 10 3 scTes
Isnd. VII bs sBi1 a great bargain. Tor cash.
or an ne ususI terms Apply 70 nlysals, on the
pTemi ises, q &c ROystG-- IrszeSsnt = Co., nly
AGENTS, in ne city,
isl7 =. n IzsEhEEANE
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ROAROTNG,

nOARDiNGI.-TEo very desirable FRONT
Is ROOMS with board. can be had al no. Is
Madison street. Also, lew dsy bCarcefs can
be acc0mEn 01ated. HOF-i
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Yenst for DistikEer1es.

FESHE undersigned Is prepared to furnish TO
I Distilleries, No. stock Yeast, for distilling
PURPOSES at the shortest notice. Orders left at
No. / Howard's Row, win be promptly Glled:
noyls 2ws y. BReDl'
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WRIGHT. kcKIsIOK &RRIGHT,
LUMBER. ETC.
LAE2labe9.
L2E1llbef.

ALDEsT lumber merchants IN The south
Yard established in Memphis ISL BnHo-
ing Material Of Gll kinds. Dressed aud rcufn
F9Ioorfng Doors, Shingles Cellbgs Binohi
Tafbe Veal herboarding, Glazed sash, Eenc-
SDg We don't intend 70 be undeTsold. Yard
sepIs dAw6m Il E. & J. W COCHRAN
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The foll5WiBg dispatch Was received
by the Superintendent Of the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad, yesterday
CHATTANOOGA, November 27.--Ths
Memphis express car broke 3 journal be-
tween the bridge and the water station,
and Wss drawn nearly TO the other side
of the mountain, where It became a COM
piete wreck. It fell ovsr the rock wall
so far that it could not be drawn back,
snd went down into the river. The bag
gage csr, slightly damaged, was brought
back. The express messenger was con-
siderabiy bruised. No other person hurt.
-NGshUilge J'gjOa and american, 2sth.
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BRICKWORK.

Vz,HoNkR CUBHINE can always be found al
1sI MAIN STREET, corner Washington
o. Leave orders, -...,. 1900,
1exSlnae THOMAS CVB6INs.
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LAWYERS.

0z- Nv dutjss as Counsel for the General AS
Eiguee have led me 20 make the 4fGcees -
BsaITupteg hDectgoJ now - -
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COAL.
HAYS COAL COMPANY,

DEALERs in best Pitts5urg Coal. Coal
~ shipped by the car load anu IN hnssnea9sS $
Once 25Z Rafn street, Memphis, Tenn. se2S q
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FOR SALE.

DOR sALE-Two dne, fresh MILCH COWS
e with young Galvss- Apply 20 W. J.. Hines,
Randel pa rOs1, one and a half miles NORTH OF
MOlf river bridge nC4 g
TTQR SALE.-I wish 20 sell 10 present Home
JIG steso. lying within SO yards Of Horn Lake
DsDGf = fssissi pp5 aud TenUe Railroad, con-
tanning lu9 acres, s. in cultivation and balance
in timber. Bn6-aalf OF the place is good
branch bottom. balsnC6 good up land TRe
Improvements sre tolera6ly good, consisting Of
dwelling. out-hcUses, negro quarters etc. 1
viii Sc low II early application be made TO me
on the premises.
-,0v-Ts T,ra T. = TE5TFR.
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Frneral or ". WiIIianl ssssnsl..

The remains Of Mr.. William Sossman
were followed yesterday TO their last
resting place in the Magnolia Cemetery,
BY 3 large concourse Of friends, to whom
he was endesred by his many noble and
sterling qualities. Mr.. SOssmsn was one
OF our most esteemed citizens, and was
well known Ia the community, having
been connected with the newspaper
business during the greater portion Of
bis life. He served in the Mobils Daily
Tribune IN different positions principally
az ship-neBs and commercial reporter,
and at one time as local editor, and at
the time Of mis- death was one Of the
most popular OF the Tribune proprietCrs.
He was about thirty years Of age. and
leaves a wife and six children Mobile
Tribune, 29th.
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Nashville and Northwestern Railroad.
A petition signed by NJ. P Clark and
twenty-five other persons, was yesterday
presented to the Senate By Mr. Lindsley,
asking that the bill nov before the Legis-
latare providing for the ssle Of the Nash
vile and North western Railroad, be so
amended IS to enable them TO secure pay
for constructing the read. We have
given the matter no examination. but
feel sure that il their claims are msTitO-
rious, the Legislature viii provide for
their settlement in the proposed sale Of
the road, should the Ike be passed
NcShUiile Union and american Of the
2Sfh.
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gsnE Of Teancssee.

In the Senate yesterday, hr. Rodgers
introduced a oil to secure the assets Of
the Bank OF Tennessee. ItempoWers the
Comptroller Of the State TO take charge
Of the assets OF the bank, aud TO employ
such clerical force as shall be necessary
to fully Investigate its affairs. II also
authorizes him TO employ an attorney to
give Instructions as to the bast means OF
securing the assets and winding up the
affairs Of the bank. The bill passed the
first reading, snd was referred 70 the Ju-
dietary Com mittee.--NGsh shUilig Union and
AH5srjcan OF the 2Stb.
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EoR RTNT


TTO2 ENT-sTcREHOUsE No. SCI MAIN
Y Street. Toe large four-siory brown stone
front, 80 long, With 'front.' ard back stairs. Oc-
cup4ed tAc past 2ge yesls by G. Il Blood q Co..
y ior REM trem January 1, lss9- This is ore OF
TIE most attractive and beHt built stcrehoussz
on Main street one snd s-half blocks frOm tie
PeSao,iy Il oiel, and situated ID q block bodnd ed
by Iuany 81 the largest commission merchants
ia the city. APpiyto
BROOKS & DENEIS,
nov24 sw 2p2 Main street
EvoE RENT.-vn valentine avenue, two
II and q half miles from the city, N 3 resi-
dencs. cont ming eight rooms. Easement,
Il chen, servants rcoms, carriage house sfs-
be good eistern and wen, all IN good repair
wish twenty or LbiEty-f0ur acres Apply to
Ms. :. =. PAINE, on the premises Of 20 JOE
LoCkE- News stand, Eis5S Main st. ncv26 Il
TSUR RENT-1fain street stores and excel
II lent Ofncss FOR rent-Celiars, First and Sec
onG Floors snd Slseping Rooms, moderate 10
prompt tenants ". 4. Wheatley. 80 Main.
novel lm Agent p c. BETHELL-
EOR REST.-A Front hOom IN The house,
II No "A Jeisrs1n street. sGltaeie for cOtton
broker, lawyer OF doctor. II sdiGins the edttc-
TtAl room OF tue Appeal Inquire OF JOHN
AlNSLiE, al the appeal once. OCT
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ALBEET PIKE. Ao7ERr " 5oASSoN'
PIKE & JoHEsoN.
ATTORNEYS, COuHselloFs Z Solicitors


r1y4Ts arp7 VIII pra c,lce IN the United States
/ SGprems Court sno CoG5t oI tislL1 > a. -.
TgiiI attend 10 the recoT cry of aeDta acooti.sH
and claims against the Govern nebl oI llal-
TfltuaIs spc 70 business before CoAf5fslh q =
The senior member OF the brm (late OF the
Memphis Appeal has long been Know l1 -
biaheet courts Of the country ano the y9nlCi
hss nd Iaszs eEpsTieuCe IN departH1elial tno
ofker business du.iug many years OF pc
Eervtce in the House aad senate. Ihey o4ef
n5sv ned them. tyS-sepi0ly
4 WRIGHT, L. D. K'KIsIOZ. LUKE =. EKlShIs
WRIGHT, kcKIsICK & HRI6HT,
Att IN evs q t i aw /,
III the KIT Williams Block, Noe. 3 sad 4
! upstairs. Madison street. olct
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NAIL.MEssENoER SERVICE.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

ses pTopS.ss P Tsesyssd 4 sss Con-
tract once q this Dspartnen mt until p. M, May
18th next. Ito be decided by the th for the service
named below for four years from July !. 1885, to
Messenger Service n The City Of q Washington
oss From tSs Pc. Once to tho
Orange and Alexandria X. r. Depot, Mary
ra% &c NV !s civ Sss s u 4.
Potomac STEAMBOATS,, foot OF Seventh street,
two trips daily, except Sunday, and one
Prom lie was a 5sy, city Pos. onse to the
daily, except sunday, and one SUNDAY;
!omss ssis .t, foot Of Seventh street.
rom Bsiii%Srs and ohls R; R, pep.. to
aSp Ss N sss fssy r. Enc p M
From ,he Orange and Alexandria X R. be.
HSaSand Civ 81 T Ps., Jss sy rue e 9G
From the POtoPSs wseapEhSst., foot Of Say
aee. two trips daily. except Sunday, and one
From The Baltimore and Ohio R. R. .D.po, to
daily, except Sunday. and two sunday;
From Potomac steamboats,, foot Of Seventh
From rem Sta1ss and Aloxapdri. R. r.. peps:.
tn: $srS :;Tisti and departure ss- The =,
ihe postmastsri the mails TO be taken irJm and Do:
lvered into the post office, cars. and boats to be
sufficient capacity for tho entire mall. well pro.
tected by . suitable water;pr1ef covering iron
.as aas ss
panied by az least one person besides the driver
and guard to Be- snSjse at al ae. 70 he posmxs
ter's control and approval.
portstioa Of mali matter to or from the Washin ston
City post oiee and 70 al railroads aud steamboat.
CONGREGATIONAL dOcuneltH
81 ahy pane or nsai"1e III
ceve any increase Of compensation during the con
as S Of I
The accepted bidder will be required to enter
and PS &c be certified 70
.peet The contract will also provide that the con.
aetS. Ihs be SS for al 20 to whom
and be accountable 70 The United States for any dam
sge through 'h h nnfsihfa9es or Want
made for failures and denS ueneies in The perform
II iS and Hn the
post Office laws. or disregarding the instructions 81
In case Of failure Of the accepted bidder to exc.
cute contract, or Of the ebandonment of servies
during the contract term, the service will be read
Bidders are requested to call at tho washiu gtou
tailed) and inform themselves Of the character oil
the service. and what will be required, In order
that they may bid UNDERSTAND dinghy, and 10 prevent
any misapprehensOn after the service had been let.
In view Of a possible Increase or reduction oil
the service, bidders will state 10 their bids the
sums for hich they agree to perform each trsp In
each direction as advertised, and increase and re
duction will be made in accordance with thes,
figures, The sum total for all the service will
also he stated In the body OF the bid.
The Postmaster General reserves the right to cur
tail or add TO the service An accordance with above
section, aud also reserves the right to reject al
Proposals from failing bidders or contractor,
will not be considered.
Proposals should be sealed, superscribed SPro.
posals for Mail Messenger Service, WashingtCn.
and addressed Second Assistant Postmaste' Cen
eral, Post once Department, -
ALEXANDER W. RANDALL.
ap 2-Th6t Postmaster General.
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Proposals,
PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.


No. I0ii NoRrH MAE srkEEr,
Sealed PROPOSAL s i0V VII sS ss CIV 81. oeo
i Ss he tinted STATE: saSs.'.dss g.
q %,!SS pound: Army Plug Tobacco. - ,,,,,..
sn,ioa At this once, 'A"'' " '' 'e'" w APp'"
.s.%Rs. Of az Tobacco and q the stock, or
p.ss 5ss s ssa . a &c mn accom-
. %ss; ..nSs & (:
p:; fsD.oH, s si !. m s a as .,sst
:: sSss; IN sss;siss ,,ss;
0n Tss ,dS II ball sn nd DiSs
Must BE WARRANTED TO KEEP TWO YEARS.
AZ ~ s.sR Sisas hsr ,so furnished
"a si ss;:H s5s.. 4 4;
Hl.s. Of and tn, date to
Delegated. must be plainly marked on each pack
The tobacco will only be purchased tsx paid.
81 hs sSssso without IpsS.s s, h.14fs s
State, until required for shipment. aud deliver 1t
"A printed copy of this advertisement must be at.
.sssiS "a y e. al .s
VII ia b Sssa sI S h sosssn
following guarantee Of two respsnsibte names:
we, the undersignsd, hereby guarantees ihe,
tshall be duly fulnlled according to Its true pur
port and ssnditionsi also, that written esntrse.
Of the stores proposed to be furnished, shall be
ecuted II required
,IISRS'ss Il %S, ss n,as scpls.., printed
dorsed Proposals for Tobacco. and addressed to
! the undersignsd. JNO. W, TURNER,
ap29-d Brevet Mai. Gen, and C. s,
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PROPOSALS FOR CORN.

OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT COyMIssARY,l
No. l,Oll NORTH MAN STREET, I
Sr. Louis, Mo, April ~ 1865 =,
Sealed Proposals will be received At this ONCE ahd
at the Offices Of the Chief c. g. Department o. MIS-
souri,, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and OF The De.
partmsnt Of the Plate, Omaha Ne6;, Until SntiI !,
At 81. Louis, Mo, omah', Neb or Sioux CITY,
Iowa, At such times as the Government may
''H' IL, 900 POUNDS GOOD SOUND CORN.
to be put up In new double gpnny sacks, reserved,
The proposals to be in duplicate, on printed
forms, and subject to tie usual eondltions.whieh
can be ascsrtained on app LEGATION VI this office. or
Al either Of the oniees above designated, where
blank forms can be obtAlned-ant be addressed to
ne undersigned, or to Breyet BrigAdier General
NJ X. Morgan, o, g., Port LeayenwoIth, Kansas,
or Brevet lieutenant Colonel J, W. Barriger, g.
&. Omaha, Neb. endorsed Proposals for Corn. -
By order Of Breyet Major General II. y. Clarke.
Chief 6. u. Military Division, Missouri.
JOHN W. TURNER.
mayl.d Byt. Maj. Gen. and q. b.
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DALTiMoRE AND OHIO R,iLRoAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RIiLRoAD.
wAsHISg,,s, Jan; o, lS7-noon;,
MORE ORR; .I srsEss tNp THE wEs are
nv" '"A ~ 'o'J gcR baltimore.
Leave daily except Sunday, at leo, 7.<5, and
IL 30 D. m pad 2 0O. T. 30. and s. 5p. m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily. except Sunday, at 100 =. m and
Q 90 sad s y. IN.
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at s. IS and Ia. IN. and at 2. 90 aud As p.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave At u % and 4Op IN. No train to or from
A'A"p'''' y" 'uN ok SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at 7. +5a m; and 4 20 and % p. In.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, at
7. IS a. IN. and L. 30 and g. % D. IN.
On Saturday Mt - d. m. and g. Up. m.
On Sunday, at T. 30 and L. % p. IN. only, Connecting
Wheeling, Parkersburg, &c,
Through tickets to the West can DO had at the
Washington Station Ticket once at all hours in thu
day.
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, sec ad.
J. l.. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
l.. N. COLE.
General aRS T k5SN xFsant.
General Agent. Washington.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USIrED, STATES PATgST OPPICR,

" AsHlNbTON, April 4, ISIS
On the petition Of HESRT OUrCALT, Of WilmI1a.
ton. Ohio, praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him the llth day OF July, 1854, Tor AN
Improvement In Mode Of Constructing Metallic
ROOFING, for seven years from the expiration Of
said patent. which takes place on the liIh day
Of July, 1853 ~
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the I'D day Of Jun.
next, al " clock m aud all persons are notih
70 appear anu show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted. VIZ
persons opposing the extension are required 10
ME IN the Patent Once their objections specially
set forth In writing, at least tDenty days before
the day OF hearing all testimony 1led by either
party TO be used at the said hearing. must be
taken and transmitted in accordance with III.
plieaton. ~
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes
umony, must be hled In the office tt0entv day.
before the day OF hearing the arguments, II any
within ten days after fling OF the Testimony ''
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the RKPvBLiCAs and the Iatsiiigsncer, Washing.
ton, D. 9, aud In the EUenfng ChrORicis, Cincin.
natl Ohio. onee week for three successive weeks;
the first Of said publications to be at least .ixty
days previous to the day Of hearing,
Apl0-F3w Acting CommisEioneT Of Patents