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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
" UNITED STA TIES PATENT OEEIC

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
WARRINGTON. January 2. 1873
On the petition OF CiRMI HART. of Bridge
port, Conn, praying for the extension of patent
granted 10 him the day of pril. 1854 for an inn
pToyement in Machine for eating veneers for
seven years from the expiration OF said pItept
which takes place on rhE 9Th day Of A pril, 1873:
II is ordered that the said petition be heard al the
Patent Office on Monday, the 18th day of March
next: at IL O'Clock M; and all persons are
notified TO appear and show if any they have
why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required To
NE in the Patent Office their objections specially
Get forth in writing at least frsry days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony filed by either party
70 be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the
office, which will be furnished on application
Propositions and other papers relied upoa as testf.
mony must be fled in the Office ttreaiy days before
the day of hearing; the arguments If any within
ten days after fling the testimony.
Ordered alse, that this netce be published in the
Republican and the Intelligencer, Washington, D.
C., and in the Register, New Haven. Conn once
week for three successive weeks; the first of said
publications TO be at least sixty days previous to
the day nj hearing. 7. q. THEAKER,
Ja9wSW Commissioner Of Patents.
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No hills are sent out from the Office No personal
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RANDOLPH CoTLE.
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LA1E NEWS.


jefferson Davis was loudly cheered
on the Liverpool 'ehsuge.
"A Paris letter says positively France,
Belgium and Holland have arranged for
E military and commercial convention,
and will probably be Joined by Sweden,
Norway and Denmark.
Paris papers say all the contracts are
completed for laying the French Atlantic
Cable next year. -Four ships will accom-
psny the Great Eastern.
"A prominent Wall street operator
disappeared on Saturday with sl0O, coo
belonging to his friends.
Six suicides and five unsuccessful at.
tempts were reported in New York City
on Friday.
"A murderous ARRAY occurred at
Warsaw, No, on the 9Th. Itseems that
warrants were put in the hands Of Sher-
lit Mitchell for the arrest OF two men
named Dickinson and Harris, the former
indicted for murder. Dickinson was ar
rested without difficulty, but when the
Sheriff7s party approached the house In
which Harris, who is a notorious desper-
ado, had taken refuge, the demand for
surrender was answered By a volley from
doube-bsrreled guns, fired from the win
dows, resulting in ths death Of the Sher-
ifs brother, Jasper Mitchell, aud man
named Horace Z Pets, and the mortal
wounding Ct W. W. Smith. The Sher-
ifs party then retired.
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FOREEGN.

PARIS, August 9.-The EteRddrd says
that an interview between Lord Hauley
and the Marquis de Maustein TRANSFERRED
yesterday. The most satisfactory assur-
anees OF peace were exchanged and that
the confidence of both Miuisters in the
future tranquility Of Europe has been
strongly confirmed by the opportunity
they have thus had of reviving good
understanding, which has so long existed
between the governments OF Great
Britain aud France.
The Monitor has the following special
advices from Japan: The new Envoy Of
France, NJ. Ontray, arrived at Yokohoma
on the 9Th of July.
It was reported that Northern DiamOs
mad taken possession of YeddO. The
party of MiksdO was acting with great
Vigor, and had mustered large army to
inset the rebel forces.
FLORENCE, August 9.-The bill provid-
ing for carrying into effect the Tobacco
Convention mas been passed.
PEsTHE, August S.-Fhe Governor Of
Pesthe has caused the arrest of the Ser
Wan Prince Alexander X svageoTgemoeh,
who has been residing Ia this city since
the assassination OF PfiBcs Michael.
LUCERNE, August 9.-Her hsjssty the
Queen OF England arrived 10 this city
yesterday.
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REV YORK.


New YORK, August 9.-The pilot boat
Nettie arrived here las. night. She re-
ports that she fell IN, on the 9Th inst,
with g bark wsteT-logged, abandoned
and sinking, ninety miles from Sandy
Hook. She was towed to the highlands
and given in charge OF the Lu0inarice
Wrecking Company, who pumped her
out, when the name of the vessel was
asesrtsined to be q. Trowbridge, of New
Haven, which sailed hencs from Barba-
does on the 4th inst. The bodies Of three
seamen were found in the hold. Capt.
Hotcbkiss was in command, and had his
family on board, and as they have not
been heard from, thsy are supposed to
have been lost overheard 10 the gale, as
it must have been gale which caused
the wreck.
Lightning struck q tenement house
on Fiity-fifth street yesterday evening,
also smashed large flagstaff in Bedford
street. No psrsons injured.
Richardson's life OF Gen. Grant is out,
and already 10, 600 subscriptions received.
Il contains large number Of letters on
Mexican and ether matters never before
published.
Crollies' life of Seymour viii be out in
day or two.
The sentence OF RatsEy, who murder
ed Fsllner, diamond peddlsr, in Brook
Ign seven years ago, and VINO was serving
q life term in Sing Sing prison, has been
c9mmuted by Gov. Fenton to ten years,
commencing with the date OF bis inn
prisonment. This gives him only two
years and y hall yet TO serve.
The post office at Norwich, Conn.,, was
entered Thursday night, the money
drawer robbed, and a large number Of
letters rifi5d of their contents.
Gen. Butler made q speech in Glouces-
ter, Mass yesterday, in which ne ex-
pressed himself still IN favor of impeach-
ment. He said he had become friendly
again with Gen. Grant, and will support
him for President.
Mrs. Mary Woodward, of Harvard,
Mass, has been held in $1,000 bail for in
human treatment OF her etep-son, six
years old. 1t was testified In the Police
Court that the child had been whipped
by the hour at q time with heavy stick.
That one day in July the woman drew
three buckets OF cold water from 8 well
and, seizing the child, removed his
clothing and placed him in tub and
dashed the water Oh bis head. She then
took him by his feet and held his head
In the water s. long As shs dared, That
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recently a cat brought meadow mole
in the house which the mother cooked
and compelled the child to eat. Mrs.
Woodward, in Court, said it was not q
mole but rat.
TIE steamship City Of Baltimore from
Liverpool the z9.h and Queenstown the
30tb, has arrived.
The MOniteur says the French trans
Atlantic Gable will be finished by
the 18th of August, 1863.
The Li6erte says DR.. Pusey has become
q convert to Roman Catholicism.
Rumor says that three distinguished
Jurists, Sir w. Page Wood, and Sirs
FitzrODy and Kelly will be raised to the
British peerage.
Osborne Wood, delegate from the asso-
ciste6 workingmen OF New York, arrived
in Paris on tour of Europe for the study
OF the situation of the leboring classes
and the development of the cooperative
system.
The italian Parliament passed bill
according pensions to widows and Or
phans Of doctors who died in attending
cholera patients. Etk u
A strike Of the journeymen bakers in
Vienna was threatened on the 30th ult.
Violent demonstration were made in
Paraguay in the name of Bohemian
nationalities. Placards threatening
Benet and insulting the Emperor were
posted in several places. The garrison
Is about TO be reinforced.
Nine Christian Churches Of the primi-
tive Byzantine style OF architecture have
been discovered at Sallibala, the Holy
City of Abyssinia, which has not been
visited by Europeans for over three GEN.
turies.
A Berlin letter says the rumors of con-
Citation between the Prussian aud Aus
trian cabinets do net meet with an en-
coursging reception, besides such nego-
tiations would not be undertaken Ia the
absence of Bismarck.
J. & E. Borderey & Co, OF London, in
the provision trade, suspended in conse-
queDce of the suspension of firm in
New York which was largely indebted
TO them.
The entire provinces of Spain are suf-
feriDg severely, and are threatened with
famine. The distress is greater than at
any time for half century.
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A. 81. CEEAs. Md, emeritus Prof OF Obstetric
Medicine.
JAMS JoSEs, MD, PROT. OF Obstetrics, etc.
WARRES sTOSE, VI D., PROF., or Surgery.
y. II. hICHARBsoN, NJ. D., Prof. OF ALaaOmy.
J. W. NJ LLEE, 81. PrOI. OF Chemistry.
SAMUEL "a. BEMIss, MD, krOG. of Practice OF
Medicine.
srANFoRD E. CHAILLE, Md, Pref Of Physi-
oiCg,.
FRASK HAWTHORN, MD, Prof of Materia
Meafca.
VIZ. &. NIcso1s, ND, c. J. BIcKHAM, MD,
DemCnst r;tJOts or ANATOMY.
Toe ihir.y J nr= { Annual Course OF lnStruc-
ton i'll Inns Institution DesnS y OvemOer I6,
IS6S, ami termiLktss on tie second saturday VI
the ensuing March. Preliminary lectures wiz
os given oatiiy IN the Charity Hospital, com
menCi AZ OctObsr 18th. Tue Disseclng knoms
will Oe opened on The third Monday OF October.
a PracJ4CaI Dep 4rtusnt is apPeaCed to each
prOfssSOISulp, AZ which students observe Tor
themselves the facts taught Ia the oectaIe
EO0m. TIE Faculty are Attending Physicians
and Surgeons 10 th= Challty HOSp ~ LaI, aud are
accom- anitd by the students 10 their daily
wis. SEEs-k or ali Lectures $40 f; Matncu-
lstOn, -, Practical Ans tony, $40; GrsduR-
ton, 60. Pay a1ent required i advance. FUr
IalLher inioIM&tion, AuCIess
7. q. RICHARDSON, ND, Dean.
Rs" In case an epiden. C should Cccur ouIiug
this suIom5r, students may, sYel tn siess, have
no hesitation in coming u the city al the time
here designated. Dang the tahty-one years
OF tue existence oil the Msd1cal D4pai tnent
no student Eas been known 10 die of yellow
Fever during attendance u oa Lectures"
aul2 WSm
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SECURING THE SOUTH FOR GRANT.
A bill has passed the Legislature of
Alabama, body whose members have
10 more right to legislate than 50 many
field hands on any plantation, for the
election Of Presidential Electors by the
Legislature itself. The Governor Of the
State will no doubt approve it, and Con
gress will acknowledge it TO be law.
The Constitution provides that the
Electors, in each State, shall be ap-
pointed in such manner as the Legisla-
ture may direct" We quote from men,
DRY, but, we believe, correctly. 50 that,
If the body sitting at Montgomery as q
Legislature, it has the right to take from
the people the choice Of Electors, and
elect them itself, as was always done in
South Carolina before the war.
This precedent is, it is pretty well un-
derstood, to be followed in the other re-
constructed States. The resources Of
Jacobinism are unlimited and this new
% dodge " is but one OF the infamous con-
sequences OF the imposition upon the
people of State, of a Constitution
which they voted down, and Lsgisla-
ture whom they did not elect. II is only
one OF the natural consequences Of a
crime that demonstrates tie enormi,v Of
the crime itself.
Is the precedent to be followed in Ten
nessee? That, we believe, is not settled.
Il will be, if there should be, month or
two from this time, any doubt as to the
vote of the State under the existing
franchise law. The Edict has gone forth
from the Radical headquarters at WASH
ington, that il this way, il necessary,
every Southern State is to be made Sc
cure for Grant. IL the Electoral vote Of
the Northern States should be against
him, and these legislative votes elect
him, will the Democratic party submit
to it? VIII the Northern people submit
TO &c? 1t is no greater an outrage for
Legislature that exists by usurpstion and
fraud, to exercise the right OF choosing
electors, than for it to make laws for the
government of the people OF the State.
The only remedy will DO to overturn the
whole fabric OF fraud, from turret to
foundation stone.
For our own part, we rejoice at every
step 10 advance which Jaco5iDism takes.
Every new usurpstion is nail driven
into its coffin. Surely the sense Of JUS
tice of the people of the North will not
Arrays sleep; and even in Radical bosoms
there must be some lingering remains Of
a conscience. We are curious to see
what the Tennessee Legislature will do.
The Governor usarps the power Of APP
pointing Judges: the Legislature may
with more propristy take the power of
appointing Electors. Isit to be done
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, August 9.-The Democrat
&c Electoral Convention adjourned yes
terdsy. Every district OF the SIste,
thirty one in number, wGs represented.
On motion OF Mr.. Hampton, Capt
MeGRTy was made NIce-PTeslGeHE cf the
Convention.
a committee from the Soldiers aud
Sailors Convention were invited 20 seats,
amid great applause.
On motion OF Judge Aldricb, . rssolu-
ton OF thanks in the name OF the De-
mocracy o. South Carolina was extended
70 the delegations from the Northeast
aud Northwest, by whom the South
eTn delegations were So cordially re-
ceived at New York. The resOus
lions say, I" We accept the reception
~ evidence OF sympathy and sincerity,
and gratefully declare mat it has done
more 10 heal the wounds of the past than
any event since the war" The other res
oiuJiOus indorse the platform adopted by
the National Democratic Convention,
express gratitude TO Andrew Johnson
and return thanks to citizens, soldiers
and sailors North who raised their voices
in behalf Of this insUlted and outraged
section. On motion If Mr.. Hampton it
was resolved that While entering our
act, we rely confidently on constitutional
agencies and peaceful Measures alone to
bring us the relief sought, and the re-
form needed. Wade Hampton made a
speech in which, alluding to recently re-
ported uttersnces of his in the
northern papers in reference to
Confederate fl4g, he said this statement
is in every respect false. Ga the con-
trary, when 1 spoke OF the flag OF the
Confederate States army, remarked it
now was furied forever, 10 De buried in
the grave OF the lost cause.
The proceedings were exceedingly
harmonious.
Afiidsvits are published in the news
papers OF the STATE purporting to prove
the C0nptrOileT, G-n. Neagle, to be a
iorger. The Republicans say the safety
Of the psrty demands he snail either
disprove the charge or resign.
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SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, August S-Hon. Fernando
Wood gave 9 dinner party at the Lake
House this afternoon, at which the fol-
lowing distinguished gentlemen were
present: Hon. Fernando Wood, host (;
Hon. Sanford e. Church, Hon. A. w.
Randall, Postmaster General; Hon. Mr..
Ingersoll, Hon. Henry G. Murphy, Gov.
Bowie, of Maryland; Hon. Jas. r. Bar
rett, ex-MayOr Of Washington; Judge
Sutherland, Of New York; Hon. 8. &.
Cox, ex-Recorder; Jas. n. Smith, jr.,
Hon. Ersstus Corning, Hon. James Nj.
Marvin, NJ. c.; Hon. J. G. SAKE, Hon.
Sam'l. G. Courtney. II was intended to
to have had Mayor Hoffman one of the
party, but he was called away on bust
ness.
Gen. D. Z. Sickles and Gov. Fenton
are to be aeTenaded at the Union Hotel
on Monday evening.
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DETROIT.

DETRoIT, August Drank Reno and
Charles Anderson we're arrested at
Windsor last night, for robbing Adams
Express Company at Marshield, Ind,
on the Jeffarsonvlue Railroad, the Goth
of May. 1t viii be remembered that
they assaulted the engineer, stole the en-
CINE and express car, and while under
full Roadway threw the messenger from
the car, fatally irjuring him. II Reno
is extradited, the last male member of
this family Of villains will be safe for
some years to come. Anderson, who was
arrested with Reno, is noted English
burglar, and has figured in some Of the
boidest burglsries in the States.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, August The campaign
in thss city was opened on Saturday
night by the Republicans holding large
meeting in Washington Hall, under the
auspices of the Grant and ColfaX Club.
Hon. john A. Bingham, of Ohio, and
Hon. w. Z Stevenson, Republican can
didate for Governor of this State, were
the sDeakers.
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HARVARD Law SCHOOL.

CAMBRIDGE, MaS1. TWO TERMS. begin
~ ming SEPTEMBER 10, JS6S and FEBRUA-
Ri y, 1868. The resident Professors are, The
oPHILUs PARsoEs, LID, EMORY WAsaBURN,
LID, and NATHANIEL HOLMES. A NJ. Gen.
aemen of distinction in he Procession lecture
from time 20 time on special topics. Appliea-
ton may be made for further inform alton TO
either Of the Resident Professors, Jysi sw
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Instructions are to be sent TO the
military commanders in Louisiana and
other Southern States, for their guidance
under the circumstances presented by
the call of State authorities for troops.
1t is believed the present force in those
States is sufficient for the preservation Of
order,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MASONIC MOTT Ck.-The 4
VI officers and members Of Penn "a
hoyal Arch Chapter No. D. are hereby " y
RUtlned 10 attend a special convoca- M
ton, this MOndsy Ev5ntng, August
1863, At o'clock.
Transient Companions in good standing are
fraternally invited.
BY order OF JOHN TENT, N. +. II. Z.
Is. NJ. LEVY, Secretary. auI0 1t
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BUYERS TO PURCHASE HERE

1st-ill Imported Goods We will In
port Direct, or buy from the Importers
Agents.
All Domestic Goods we will buy direct
from the Manufacturers.
Shoes We will have made to order /; In
fact, EeWilI procure all our Goods IRON
FIgsT HANDS, thereby saving the job
ber's pFefts.
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JOHN D. ADAMS, Superintendent.
VINSON Il DONAHUE


tt DAVE HUKELL, Passenger Agent.
On resumption OF igation, The CLEANER,
CELESTE, CALDWELL and OZARK will re-
sumo their places in the Memphis and Fort
Smith line, by which the merchants and plant
ers on the entire ArkanAas liver will have d.
rect communication with Memphis, and from
there BY rail ana steamboat TO ali points in the
United States
jya JOHN D, ADAMS, Superintendent