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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-26
cOSaREssAEH PRE6EAr AID PROS.
pECTaVE.

EAO1AH6s
We copied an editorisI from the Mount
Pleasant Press, earnestly seconding the nom.
ination of George w. Mccrary for Con-
gresi. We are gratifed to add to that the
unequivocal Endorsement Of the Mount Pleas
ant Journal, which gives no uncertain sound
but speaks out frankly and fairly, AZ becomes
an independent journalist at all times, but
more especially in The present emergency.
The conductors Of the Republican press
should hold themselves above and aloof from
thsjiesering and dickering processes BY which
professional ofice,seekers trade off to each
other the several nominations in the District
or State Conventions. Let the press give
forth boldly and fairly the free expression of
the honest sentiments and preferences Of the
people, and it will exercise much greater
and more effectual influence than when it
simply consents 70 be tho supple instrument
for advancing the aspirations Of trading pol.
iticians Of the ONCE. seeking persuasion.
The Journal mys:
Who ehsil We nominate for Congress in the
FIRST Congressional District Of Iowa? This
week we publish in the Journal the letter OF
Hon. James F. Wilson declining a re-nomi-
nation, This declination, doubtless, will be
= surprise to our many readers. 1t was to US.
Mr.. Wilson entered the halls of Legislation
At the commencement Of the Great Rebellion.
II there ever vas period in the history OF
our nation demanding profound statesman.
ship and legislative sagscity, il has been The
eight eventful years through which Mr.. W. has
served 10 his present capacity. He has proved
himself equal to the occasion-equal to every
emergsncy-equal TO every trying hour. His
sagncioUs legislative ability is acknowledged,
not only in Iowa, but throughout the nation.
Few men, as statesman, 10 eight years, have
won more enduring isurels than he. A mem
Der of two Of tie ablest Congresses ever
assembled in the history OF this or any
other nation, he has ever stood amopps,
its first men, both As regards loyalty
10 the beet political interests Of humans
y and ability to secure those interests.
But he has declined to further serve in his
present. position. Who shall we have to fill
his placer We must have strong man both
~ regards ability and right convictions in ia
vor Of Republican principles; man Of broad
tatesmanship, prndenca and common sense.
Who shall il be That man We conceive to
be George ". McCrary, Of Keokuk. Mr..
McCrary 10 one Of the foremost members of
the Keokuk har--is regarded as one of the
abiest lawyers Of the State. He has the
ability 70 6l, with honor to himself and State,
the position from which Mr.. Wilson il going
TO retire. He il man Of sound integrity, Of
good moral character, and an ardent Repub-
lican. There are other good men in the dis>
trict capable Of filing the position, but no
better can be found thsn Mr.. McCrary. He
IL already favosably spoken Of over the dis-
trict. The Faireeld Ledger, Gate City and
Fress, OF this city. are ont in favor ct he
nomination Of Geo. ". McCrary for Con-
sFsss. We say make him our mex, Congress
msn: Henry is good for 1000 majority for
McCfary.
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CHRISTIAN zELLEns, Of York, Pennsylva,
nia, boy Of eleven years, died last We'd
neseay Of hydrophobia. 1t lacked one day
Of being ten weeks from the day that he was
bitten,
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAcY.

AND rHs HAPPINESS OF rRUI MANHOOD.
An Essay for Ysun9 Msn sn tAs Crime
81 Solitude, and the Pathological Errors, Abssr.
and diseases which Greats inpsdlnsnts 70 MAJ
HIAsk, With sure msans 81 kslief aen4 l. 1919
ter envelopes free ofehsfes. Address, D.. j. sKILLKH
HouGHros, Howard Asseoiasion, Philaaslphaa, h.
febI-sm
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II. c. S,right is agent q, Des Moines for
the Great Western Telegraph Company.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-17
NeIIetrlsttst ties
Qu1 cine 0rQtrnkrone,
(Gprtiebung.)

Da6 Euubdut9eu, :tpie boS Sddde''
BON rptbent &attun auf oa6 idneue
@a@stbum beS Sdu9ltn96 berednet,
mar jeyt nod su erob fit pa6 fleine
IAwdGlt6e &inp. Mu9 bic @tnpeln
itoncen in sreusm @e9en1aB su Dem fiez
perfarbenen 5anol9ub> ben man. ais
einsi9e mutterlide 9i1terla0enl6aft fiji
ben tleinen aus8efeBten auf9pb. gu
tparen bon 9rober eeinnono> tpie 1tsysutt
serin9en Stanpe5 ibren SprSbttn9en
unterbretten unp Ypn a4teu 3eus. Nu&
cine mar pon feinfer 2einwano. Gin
3tpfel feblte. Die 9eneue nnterIu@una
ergab, raS etn 9eblla1urs rprbaneen &C.
ne len aber lammt cer Gde ab9eldntttet'
mar bic ben Namenssu9 entbalten babet'
mo6te. Die axbern @titfe tpare11 unz
9eset6net. "
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-17

gin anberer Nuftritt bate finf Stun<'
ben spr pieiem@pr9ang in pem rrd6ti9en.
NIT alien Comfort unb aller Gle9an3 Der.
Neu3eit a,ls9eiatteten Salon Der Sbwaz
1lenbur8 fatt9efu,1pet,. a.a 1A 5Tf 81
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-17

.mrfeDlt ter Rewutnern rpn @tnne cta. prn eer I'M
idbGkbareu INpbltbat Ser 2eben$berttdoerhn8
Debraud ~ waden.
8aar 8ermegen @,VVV' UoO
@erGaerunsen in Rraft go, ,0UO. 600
sGbrl;tes e;ntemmen 100000
Musaesablt in IsoesfaQen 6O0,OOO
1este Diyioeaee 40 @re3ent
se 1T aber tic earsen Ser. Staaten serbsettet uab
bat In Wtnnefpta iplSenbe Isenten:
General " seutuI III Der rDsutiten 8enl" Son
@ebrUper WtutuS & Dunbartn St. pa1
Ser @uftap 5einstde in Wtnena.
.berr @arl Brauct in yartbau!t
6err 6. @t6born in 5aittns6.
!6err &. Boeen in Nesp lllm.
s. @bmenpler, :busp Ne{enrpnd,
9{ce.q1r1{ II. @cfre!Ir. Vrdfbent-
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-12
,IrHB BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILRoAp.

On and &f!sr SUNDAY, l7h Nay, 1865, til REQ daIl y
tTains VIII he Tuu between Baltimore aud Wheel
Ing and P4rksr-burs, 4. follow.:
Baltimore 'iSis jSxeept Sandsy5 Al So a. .'I ~.
PAST LINN will leAye daily Qpeiudiug Sunday
n!s;1Pss N; hxPESss TKAIS,Tili T:.y. daily
West. Southwest and Northwest.
WINCHESTER ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leave" Baltimore d.iiy At tlOp. n. tsxe0pt Sun.
tsunday. sHcsptsdJ at 800 a. m. Connecting at
PreisTiCk Junction with train for Frederick and
At llsEor.town Junction with train for Hsgers.
THE ELLICOTT's MILLS TRAIN leave, Bald.
more ate:.D and 30 a, IN. and 30 and 30 H. M
Returning leaves Ellieous Mills at 80 and il :i0
a. m' 'la I FoR iiii&2GBRsrowy.
Leave Baltimore at 50 a. m. and 4:lop m. con.
meeting It liagcTstOWn Junction with Washington
aud g;2O y. III. Returning Leave Hagerstown At
1lO ana y a m arriving In Baltimore at lO:36 u.
FOR WINCHESTER.
LoAYo Baltimore NJ 40 a. IN and $40 p, ia NJ =
inalssye Winchester al and 1913 a, m arriving
tn "''''i"0'' FdR WAshInNSGSffG5SSp p m
Leave Baltimore at $50, 7O5, s;9O and go a. IN. =,
AND f SI5; @&t ssffi + E FOR BALTIMORE
LsaNs %ashinS!on at 7 and sa. IN. and l2%D, 2.
'','' -D1 ." ! FOR X ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore at los =, IN. and t:l5 p. Ii.
leave ESayS MasnIRgion n N. aud t;S p. M.
Leave Bal,mSr Sf Tor asR hHaGs a, s0,udsa
Ms N Pnd ~. !. aud B p L ma "''"'Hs'O0
a. apply To- j. T. BSGLkND. Es.nt, O1 aad dSs
Wv JOHN l.. WILSON,
Mastor Of Transportation.
l. n. CULR, General Ticket Agent.
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alAtiuaal Aspublitm.

TnE sHOwER BATH As A REMEDY ron rue
social EvIL."-Au extraordinary piece Of
dovltry, designed for n commendable result,
was enacted in Louisville a few nights since.
The Courier describes the transaction os fol.
lows Everybody here who has been out
after dark-who has seen Louisville by gas
light, knows very we'll that our streets atter
that time arc infested by hundreds OF street
walking women, strunpots Of the very lowest
order, whose very presence is an insult to
decent people who are often necessarily out
after nightfall number Of young men, on
tho ght referred a. nut their heads together
for some sport, with lha idea, at tho samo
time, that some good might follow 1t. They
finally hit upon plan which they believed
would produce the result desired. and two or
thrre of them posted themselves In the upper
Ior,,. n Of a tenement house on Main street.
taking with them several buckets, and nrrang
ing for supply Of water which could be had
for the reaching. Their position commanded
completely the head Of flight Of stairs lead.
ing up from the street, while they could not
he seen by any one standing below them.
Having got thus far, the balance OF the com.
pnny scattered to all parts Of tho city, and
Whenever one of them would meet with
street walker he would stop her, and make
M appointment to meet her at the head Of
Wv rNalle III lue UuliulHE On AlAln slTrtI, ana
where he would pretend to have lodgings.
The woman would at once repair TO the
place agreed upon, but scarcely vollI sac
reach the head Of the stairs when Il trcmeu-
dous shower OF water would suddenly fall from
tho buckets In the hands Of the chaps above,
completely drenching her and frightening her
nearly out Of her wits As she would scramble
back down stairs and into the street, the
hu"ke: holders would enjoy her diicomfture
hugely and get ready for the next conner.
Again and again was this repeated, until the
sport lOst its novelty, and the "boysr ad
journod to meet in another quarter Of the city.
Ono Of tho women who received an unexpected
bath was accompanied by her paramour, a
fellow who really did occupy a room in the
building, but who had not been let into the
ieotet Of the doings above the stairway, and
both received a ducking they will not be
likely soon to forget 1t is believed tho water.
cure has pretty eifectuilly rid that part of
Main street Of tho nuisance it was intended 10
mitigate,
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DROposALs Ion supPLIEs.

HBApqK's PIPTH MILITARY DsrRICT,l
OFficH CnILf COAAIssARr or suDsIsTHNCH,
AUSTIN, TEXAS, 1888
SEALED proposals, which must be made In tripli-
cate, Will be received at the ONCE Of the depot
&. :, At Marshall, Texas, until II ~. November
u, ISIS, for supplying tho United States troops
aud others drawing rsIiOns sat
Marshall, two CUmEanicSi
JelrrsDn, one company;
tlarksVlllO, one company;
Tyler, ono company
ialCsllnr, QUO company.
san Augustine, one company
W IN huch fresh beef AZ may be required.
The contract 10 commence on January ], lSs9,
aud u continue in force until December ST. lsO OF
such less tluls as the COami.sary GenUral VI sub.
slrlCEcU may direct.
Each bid must be accompanied by the written
guarantee u two responsible pcTsuns hO Iuust be
prepared 10 enter into bonds Ia the SUN Of one
thousand dollars Tor each company stationed at
1hopns they propose 10 supply Bids must be
made out separately for each post
No contract will bu awarded until the bids have
boon submitted to the General commanding Fiuh
military district,
Conditions VI contracts Aud bids same a. 10 pro-
NiUus Advertisements
. Bids must be plainly endorsed "Pruposals for
Fresh bref at -, Texas, - aud addressed to tho
TcXAs.
BY o,mmAnl u DIT. Asi Gen Reyuold,
SAMUEL 7. GUSHING
Captain and Brcyel Major, Chief C. 3.
buph-tu, "
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PROPOSALS FOX VEGETABLES

ORPIrE Pen, HAlSi AND DRTuI G, ST
OMAHA, NEB. October 4, 1865.
brhl'd pfuposAls, In duplicate, will be received
~ Tie undersigned lsubIeCt to the usual conditions
hetrtgigre pnblishsdD until Il clock, III on SAT.
IkDAl the 10Th inst, for furnishing the follow
Ing Sub-l-trnCs Stores, viz:
". 20 pounds u POTATOES;
800 pounds Of ONIONS.
Tie abUy" stores To 10 Of the best quality, per
i'rily sound and fully mstured; put W in good /,
strong, new gunny ur Buriap sacks, well scwed, ,
and all four corners tied each packn gp to contain
about ~ pvuLl.i aud t. b" delivered At tn. United
states Hilini~-Ary Stur"huu-c,i in omaha between
/ aae 2J'u aud 9Th VI October, 1855.
Samples must accompany proposals, and be re.
/ isTred To therein.
Every package must be In arst.ratc shipping or
! der, aud must be neatly aud plainly marked with
| IT, .",ler = name aud place u business, city or
Town, the uamo Of the article, the date Of the con
/ tract, and the gross, tAre, aud net
Actual tare at the time Of delivery II required,
aud 10 charges for packages are allowed.
All stores will be- carefully Inspected, weighed,
rui compared with the retained samples before Ac-
vrtauC" aud no stores will he accepted OF paid Tor
! hllll tuey have passed THIS Inspection.
Proposals Will BE- considered for the whole or
any part Of the quantities required, but for each
article separately.
Proposals for different articles must bo on srpa
rate sheets Of paper, and copy Of this advertise
"Rtl "a sip from ncwspnrer) must be attached to
zach copy Of each preppsal.
irOrn,al~ are invited by the pound.
h'alk proposals wili be furnished upon applica-
tuu at this ulic''
The right i reserved IL reject any or al proposals
Of I" accept part Of any prupusRl, II such course
should he deemed by the undersigned Tor the iuter-
c-i IT IL" buN"rumeui
Bidders are invited 10 be present al the npcbius
ul the Proposals. J. W RARRlGER,
uC'.td BNt. Brig. Gen and e. =
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THE GisrEES or CHARITY,
Corner Of seeuud street cslt and D slIost soats,
CAPITOL Hill,
IN 4 HEALTHY AND RETIRED PART OF WASH.
lNUTUN CITY.
Tho new building Is now ready for the reception
e.pGtenIG Of every class, both medical aud surgical
The cars run within two squares Of the building
Patients will be received into the wards At 10
per week, payable In ADVANCE This includes Med.
ielus and Medical or Surgical attendance,
MEDICAL STAFF ATTENDING.
- PHrs!ofAEs
q. &. HAGNER, NJ, D., No. 80 H street, be.
JOHN L. RILEY, II D., New York avenue, be-
WIN, hARBURY, a. D., 40 Il street.
j. Y. THOMPSON, N. D., eOrnor Ninth sIrs,
ard Massachusetts, avenue.
z, y. FORD, n. y, IS East Capitol .tre.t.
ADVISORY AND CONSULTING.
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. D., corner Of Washing
too ana Gay slregts, GEORGETOWN.
W. l.. JOHNSON, 81. D., Seventh street, be g..
Icy EGREIi - il p, 81, S2s : street.
JOHNSON ELIOT, +OS L street.
C. n. LIBE.MAEN' i59 Thirteenth street
Application can DO made at the Hospital, or IA,
either VI the abOye-named physiciaus. Physicians
sendng patients to the Hospital who may occupy
private rooL' have the privilege Of attending the
Same.
Rs-No persona with contagious diseases admitted.
SISTER LORETTA O'RElLLY,
oetl7 Superior,
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY
iIor.h or EErns.ExTATvE. UNITED STATE. /

.., CLEGX.. ogFlcs. Sept, IL, lsfs
uS S11 No & Fd day S o.o 81. Yss
a. y o,coek, "a for furnshingcach Of tho i!low
Il f az gitsa ss. .. VIZ mouse
lVp r"ams white SHarIo Post Paper, extra super
40 roam. white Quartz Post Paper, extra supOrano,
wide ruled.
l'oGcal9s white c"mm"rciaI Motto Paper, cxtr. .u.
! roam, white COMMERCIAL Nose Paper. extra SUI.
. r1 l.ann i!p E!'!SS ots pcrcr.
20 mams FooI.c.r P"r"r, extra surornn". faint
d rams legal Cap Parsr, extra .uperaao, faIn,
u rcams Jouru. Paper, white, heavy, extra SUI
H'rhue, lINl' inches, ruled to pattern.
"a ream, son Manila Paper.
LOO realn. Manila Paper, lgNls inches. fat, vnry
tough and ,Mu'.n. - weigh c.oVcu pound,
-O f"am, Manllla Payer. l2x2i iuchc,, Nat, very
IN feams Mauiiia paper, g7xS7 inches, aai, very
ugh aud smooth, T. weigh forty ,uud'
40 packages Blotung Paper. II sheet. to arack.
D,ig white thick adhesive Envelopes, 5lsxr.
sO,ooo white thick adhesive Eavclore-. SKIS.
300 white thick adhesive Envelopes. srx'&
p,ouJ white thick adhc,i7c Envelopes, s'srns
1000 white dick adhesive envelopes. s'sx4Fl
300 white thick adhesive envelope. Io,sxDI
500 fancy Note Euvc.opc..
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dozen J't IInrk iuL ,'IIlrIs nT,',. s,I b.lr
! gr%.. Rubber PrnholLcr,. Yo.a
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10 dSlsa k@ESSr PSSHeSis, i iHH' prn IIIiI"
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lod,,Sa Am' "n Load Pencil C,Ion.ny,, car.
miur and Bluo Pencils L%xngnn 80
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dozen Lawyers Ta,tc, silk.
iIosr'a %. FIX TIISE fSI1,
10 i'I|u r"SEct Rniyr,. good ur,Iltr.. E,Iy,r,'.
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HEtnQrARTEES DHF'r or the SuUrW,)
iHlRP RrARrRRNAsTRR bFPIUR, }
AILASTA, GA, Sept. y, ISIS.
Scaled proposals Will be received At this ONCE
until u III october q, 1865, for transportation Of
Government Troops aud Stores from CharlSston, s.
G. to Savannah, Ga, FerududinA, Jacksonville,
PHlhtka, PiculRta, aud 81, Augustine, Fla
Bids should be for through rates from Charlcst IN
to zach point, aud also rates from une point to
another
All stores shipped will 10 classified aud paid for
according to tb" Government ClassincAtlOl
This contract tn remain iu force for one year
The uSnAl requirements for bids will be exnCtsd
Proposals should be In tripllcate, with II copy 81
THIS Advertisement attached to each, and should
be endorsed :, Proposals for Transportation, and
addreHSId TO- We undersigned. r. sAXTON.
"c)'td Chi"fQ, NJ. Dept. o. the South
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(lRTHAYs' COURT.

r,.,r.,,., ,,,,. SHrrEgnRR Il, Tvs,
p'sl" or TnhuaBIA, WAslllNGFGE
COUNTY,, 10 Wit:
Ia the ease u JOHASSA Cox, admiuistr,trIx or
ii"nfy Cook deceased, the HdmluIstTairK If1TrsaIj
nss' with Tho appTobAlOu VI tho Orphans I0urt or
Whshlngton county Aforesaid, appointed SA1i|R.
DAY Oglnh"r u, A. u. 1855, for tho anal settle
mtut AUD di.iTbuou " the personal estate u said
ustrasod aud VI Ihs assets iu baud, a. FAR a. the
same nave hpsn collected and turned iuto money
Nh"h aId whore ~ the creditors aud h0irs Of said
deceased arc notified ~ attend, with their aims
properly E"nGhed, or thoy may Otherwise by law
De excluded from all benefit in said deeaAsNd i
estate provided copy Of this order be published
ono" week for three weeks In tho NATIONAL RE-.
An previous to the thd day.
rest: JAS. X. O'BEIRNE,
teplo'WN Register " wills
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PROPOSALS FoR ARMY TRANSPORTATION


OFFtcs or CHIEF QCARrRRsAsrER, J
ACsrIS, TESks, August ~, ISIS.
at this OtBee until III EsDAY, the 5jth day Of 10.
i5beT next, At y o'clock, n, for transportation
to the arst day Of January, 1870, on the following
route, viz:
terminus u the Texas Contra railroad, to all or
any points In Texas cas-, or northeast Of the BTaIos
river and south OF the Red river, or between any
points In said district
The contractor to oblgate himself to have .
COMPETENT agent to represent himself or his arm
or at the termi nus Of the Texas Central railroad,
upOn whom acquisitions eau be made, and who
must he prepared ~ transport all stores to aud
from each and every point vhsre troops are sta.
toned ar where 1t IL found necessary to place Gov
err mcPt s'9tss rrgV.dfd tGs aid agent T. DAY
United states II least ten days previous to each
shipment.
Bidders to state the rate per one hundred 900
pounds per cue hundro OllJJ mitos ut which they
vii Transport said supplies.
Bid lrrs should give their names 10 full, as vol
should be accompanied by bond u the sum Of ten
ihousnd NO,olD dplhrs, sisned by two or more
contract IL award, d Tor the route Esnti"a"d IN y
e. aeccp.sd aHt eaSsTci iato, sSd GOOD and .Si4
oqee with the t'rln, q Ihls ad,sT ti,omeut
Tfesfn9pnt OF bonds reg1.red from the contract.
Satisfactory evidence ~ tue aolvcucy u each
ttdI"T and p"rs"n offered as security will be TO-
Forms Of Contract may b. seel at tho Depot
anartormasicr's ulce, san Antonio, aud at thi,
-. The right is reserved 70 reject any or all bid
Proposal. must be snl.rsed Proposal, for Army
Traa,p,ttstOn, Route No. ., - aud addressed t.
hy order u Brero, Major general Eoyn2,A,
l,t Dr.g. G~L aud e. q. NJ. fith Military bis.
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| 'YITED ,fATEs PATENT OFFICE.

WAsHlSuTuS, y, {. Aug =, 1875
On tn" petition Vi EMRLISR N wUo6RCFF, ,lale
hm...gg stelmAo,) y Elizabeth, Now .erssy.
ceased, praying for the extension o. = Iatsut
granted III" aid George W. StedmaU III. IjIb Jsy
wi DreemheT, lSJi, and reissued IL. ~, iay 81
ami la%' for al improvement 10 s"wIux M.
ii, oIi"red that said pc .,r.,l., b,arJ At Mi,
'Mr1 ON the 81 day u No y.,nl.rLrst ANY p~,.
s'u .''; ''I,'r ms ext n-ion. objections, d"Pns-
ntlrs L., IH' -ls should be nlgd Ia this
N1' '"']'! u''s 1efure the day q hearing;
ELISHA FnDTE,
..i.MlW Cnmmlssinn sr OF Pntani..
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IlhOhb kAlLkOAp,
Commencing on Monday, June Ah, passenger
train. will leave President street depot. BaIti-
more, a. follows, viz;
Way Mail Train for PhiladslphIa and Way Sta
lions nt7:E g. IN. This train connects at Newcastle
Junction with trains for all stations On the Della
ware Railroad.
Express Train for Philsdelphia aud Now York
At g;tOs, IN. 0ouEeGtlnE at PerryVlle with train
for Port DepOsit.
Express Train for Philadelphia aud New York
at 2:2jp IN. connecting at Wilmington with train
for stations on Delaware Railroad, between Will
min gton and Harrington,
Accommodation Train for Port Deposit nd Inter-
mediate stations at p, IN
Express Train for Philadelphia at G:8p. M.
Express Train for Now York At s: IS p. III, con =
necIing at Wilmington with Express Train for
principal stations GU the Delaware Railroad, daily
except Saturday.
All the above train. leave daily except Sunday.
on SUNDAYS
Por Philadelphia aud New York At s.1p "a.
fhrouEh Tickets may DO procured either At pres-
idOni Street depot or at Ticket OGcs, No l95 DAlti
more street PorsOns purchasing tickets at once,
Bal sIrsot, can have their baggage checker
A. III cir readOuce BY uniOn TTAusfsr Company.
WM. CRAWFORD, Aacut
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Notices of Patents.


TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y WAsHIsGTOS, D G., Aug. q, lsJs
r W. RouEErsOx, u Washington, u. { {.
having Peti'tnngd for the extension Of patent
40 Improvement in Sew ing Machines;
II II ordered that the said petition be heard nj
this otica nn the 9th day Of November next. Amy
p"rN"u may oppose this extension, objections,
dep 0"ns, and other paper -hnuld be Il led in
thts nc twenty day before the day u hearing.
rpG-ESS Corur.i.sl%p@Tnf Pnt,Ris