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and nominal Al siL cents. Sugar arm, de n and
fair q p1a., iaSl, PoFso Riss =. ,.e
crn I'll .Ts(Dle. Wheat dull and nominal, sales
Of No. . c11plI No. / nominalIY o1.t0 Corn
quiet 40 weak - ii ,isf1i I'd. bats dull ands
noninsl 80 unsaanSed.. Rye dull apd nomi.
BID, dold iss,f
BALTInonE, Nay 1b.-BanApsTprSs.-T
except small retail lots Rye Flour, tp.T6@
1851 Corn Meal, % s7epe. 90.
GRAiN.-whsat-Rscei $40 bu. white and
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A HUMAN WAX. wonK. - The psssers
through l. street, In Berlin, were greatly
amused the other day by the appearance of q
well known gentleman taking the place Of .
wax figure In the show window OF cele-
brated hair dresser. The jocose fellow had
made bet that he could ait In the show win
dow for the space Of four hours In an immova-
BILE attitude, as much as possible resembling
the figure generally kept In such places. Our
hero took his seat at precisely . O'Clock In the
afternoon, attired In . white tunic, his head
covered by turban, from under which luxu-
RANT mass OF hair protrudedj the chin encased
In an immense beardj the upper lip decorated
by neat moustache. He kept his positio n
without stirring or moving till O'Clock In ',he
evening
OF course a great multitude Of curior. q n.o.
pie assembled before the show window smnny
whom were not few who were CO. nil AMI ~
the bet, and who caused some ga MIN. u IN,
noy the living Snowman by wor a. and See5s
and By making funny grimases to cause him
70 laugh. III, hut In yain; ne .ker maintained
ga not ~ even /, smile OF nc. 70 muscle Of his
robed himself Of his TarEo. Romsn hsbiIi
. %sIt and spid sud cheers OF the suriou,
champagne he h. ID won by his long sitting.
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The Cumberland Union of yesterday contains
the following;
"a negro named Dan Wellss was srrestsd
and brought before Justice Widener on SAtur
day last, charged with having committsl q
rape upon little white Girl aged about twelve
the crime two or three week ago-the little
girl being afraid to inform on the monster on
account Of threats made by him against her II
she made the matter known. Justice Widener
committed him to jail to await the action of
the grand Jury, which Is still in session, and
We may therefore hope that he will rS,oeiye
summary punishment.
WIN. Hall, esq, trustee OF Elisha Dp.rst, de-
ceased, late tax collector, on Saturday last,
sold for taxes the lands Of the Saws ee Noun
tain Goal Company for t2,IoS-the amount Of
the assessment Of taxes being % ,iOO-a mem
Der OF the company, gentlemA a from Msssa-
ohusstts, being the purchaser Of the greater
part.
Corn plating !. very much behind this
which have oSeurred lurins the last two Or o.
M week.. very site cora has been putin
= backward crop.
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NEW YoRK, May lo.-At q recent meeting Of
eminent capitalists interested In the claims
against Mexico, at which parties from Bos-
ton. Philadelphia, Chicago, Baltimore, Wash.
ington, New Orleans, and other cities and
States, resolutions were adopted authoriz'
Ing Gen. Stun to take such measures as shall
bring the matter before the United States and
Mexican Governments In such q way as may
lead to prompt adjudication of such claims.
1t 10 understood that these claims amount to
about ten millions Of dollars, and NJ. Romero
was canoelling the English and Spanish obli-
CATIONS Of the Mexican Government. He was
entirely ignoring those of American citizens.
The matter will be pushed with energy.
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TESsEssEE MANUAL LAsoR UsivERsIry.-
This Institution was incorporated December
10, 1896, at Nashville, Tennessee, and was in.
stituted for the benefit Of INDECENT coiorsd
youth. The enterprise is = noble one, and
should meet with favor. II 10 recommended
by Senator Fowler, Governor Brownlow, and
other prominent citizens. Elder Peter Low.
cry, colored resident OF Tennessee for forty
years, the general agent for this school, 10
now In this city soliciting subscriptions.
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ONE Jons NAoLEE has brought . suit
against Secretary stanton, laying the damages
at $4,000. 1t appears that Mr.. Stanton 10
charged with entering upon this mans farm
in Virginia and committing certain trsspasse, =.
during the war. 1t Is not very likely thai. the
courts will entertain these questions,
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TIE WOMEN OF FRAscE.-This evening at
O'Clock Prof Henry Mason will deliver a
lecture In French on this subject, at DR.. Sun
derlsnd's church, for the benefit Of the Indus
trial Homo School. This will DO a rare occa-
sion for tho students OF that language, and the
audience will consist Of the ellie Of this city.
The lecturer IL an eminent French teacher and
scholar, and will instruct his hearers.
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BOSTON, May lo.-In the Senate to-day the
bill for the better Enforcement of the laws, to
substitute the local police for the State con-
stabuiatory, failed to pass over the Governors
veto-vote standing IT yeas to 10 nays; not the
requisite two thirds.
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WALTER F. HALLEoK, United States army,
and General d. E. Coon, Alabama, are at tho
Seaton House.
aKS. ]. d. GRAHAM, United States army
and Hon. Benjamin Payne, Albany, N. Y, are
at the Metropolitan.
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nBPARTMRNT OF TIE INTERIOR, =
- UHirEp STATES PArrsJ Ossic.s

On the petition OF JAcoD saSkEYp, Of Phhs4sr-
70 Ss s as Ss
day q July. lisa for an fmpros smsni In Metallic
p iis% % si ne s'Ets ss, 81 81
January, 1866. This application having been Au.
pII.: Sss ss. s s:, & s
Why = .aid petition ought not q be srahtsd l
AZ Il Ne sis
s s , asg y ISsn s:st S
fs S..S n fS .sS y:
uasg 6 n .s ssss DAYS
fS days AFTER aiiPs az n tsstlnoay. ,,...;,. A..
S5sSfs sl: sSa ~ n. &c Pss.sssS a.:
d. q. and In the Telegraph, Phiiadslp Penn.
81 saia pSbisStons e BE- At least sixty days pro-
vious to the day Of hearing. =, ,mo,
myls-wa Acting Commissioner Of PAtsnti.
DEPARTMENT OF THR INTERIOR
- uSIrES STATES rarr x1r 4I; e lsSs
On the pstition Of Polly Husr, 81 Jersey ciy. M
Snd osShS ~ nv Halt: n ts
; Ssss sst AZ II as%! ia
s'is .Ps c1isssI:
1865, numbered ,0, said last pumber S27l being
again reissued In two divisions The loth day q July.
an improvement In Shirt Collars, for seven years
from the expiration Of said paten. which takes place
on the 18th day Of July, 1865;
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on Monday the 9Th day Of July next At
" o'cock, m and all persons are notified 70 appear
and show cause. u any they have, why said peti-
ton ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing The eItenson arc required 20 ale
In the Patent Once their objections, specially set
forth 10 writing at least ttoeniy days before the day
used At the said bearing, must be taken and Trans
mitted IN accordance with the rules Of the ONCE
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon As tes-
tmoly, musi be hlcd IN the onoe tisesty dayf bs-
ten days after 1ling he testimony.
RspSSLiois and the intefii0snesr, Ws.hinston,
and the Tm.s New SSss hs AIT IA 81 Sps ga
gsbllstSns g beat Least sixty Gr' sfSu tho
ap2s-Tusw Aotina Commissioners Of Patsns.
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Tariff Act Endorsed.

PHILADELPHIA, May l9.-At a recent meet
ing Of Washington Camp No. l, Patriotic Or
der OF Junior Sons Of America, the following
was unanimously adopted:
Rssolped, That we, in behalf Of the order, do
endorse the late act Of Congress In allowing
none but American iron to be used In co n
structing the Union Pacific Railroad.
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The INVESTIGATION before the managers
was prosecuted yesterday, and d. W. yoor.
hees, Gen. Thomas Ewing, Perry Fuller, esq,
and W. s. Huntington, Of tho First National
Bank, were examined, but we do not learn
that any especial thing was proved OF sufi-
cient moment to implicate any Senator Of
having acted oorruptly In voting for aequittal
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Heavy storm In Georgia.

AUGUSTA, May ia rain and hail storm
occurred here this afternoon, flooding the
streets and washing up portion Of the track
of the street railroad. 1t was tho severest
storm In years.
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Tar Chicago Tisnes rejoiees over the grow
ing "Pendleton column"
TnE HOY. JouN MoRRissEr reports the
South and west earnest and united for PEN
dleton,
THr Democratic editors OF Missouri will hold
a convention in St. Louis on the 2sth Of May
instant. 81 J..
dovxnsoR PrxnroNr, Il IL said, win accept
. nomination for Congress from the Second
District Of Virginia.
SEVEN Taogsh Az yoya nuspnrp RsrusII-
Ing W, p: Mann to stand for reelection as
TIE National Tempsranes Advocate strongly
favor, General Grant for President, .svowins
careful Investigation.
TEE new constitution Of Mississippi was
eigned on Friday By the members OF the con-
yension, and twenty Thousand copies were or
dered to be printed for distribution.
KENrucKY presents s. b. Churchill, of
Frankfort, and E. O. Phister, Of Rowan
ticket.
TEE soldiers Of the proposed Territory Of
tie 18th inst, TO send delegates to the Chicago
Convention Of Soldiers aud Sailors.
.PEorLs Of Portland. Me-; Springfield, Nass.j
Kansas City, No., New Brunswick, N. J., and
the Presidsnps aequittal BY firing guns, &C.,
on Saturday evening.
TIE Boston Poet which recently declared In
favor OF General Hancock, as the Democratic
candidate for the Presidency, now urges the
Hon, Charles Francis Adams for the Vice
Presidency.
Tine Eat Fiorfdian, published at Jackson
VILE, Florida, comes out In mourning over the
recent election In that state. Its obituary is
this: "Died Of black vomit, the beautiful and
once promising State Of Florida"
THR Illinois State convention last week
made NO expression Of preference for the Vice
mat 1.-THE ssnt,msnts ~ iaaixiansI a.is.st.s
stronsiy inelined 10 Non. Hsnnibsl HsmI{n, ~
Msinef, ~ "' "
THE F,ah svenue hotel will be the PeodIe.
tan hessausrtsss Surins the s,ttins ~ IN.
nsmocrstte Nstioaai Sonvention Nsw
York. The Ohio And Indians deieeates Rave
Already secured rooms there.
r. ps,.t-s 49,. ..
n,a. ~ .,.tswse, ~, Mns ~ sushgry, ae
MT MY, 'n NJ ~ inv noIi yVnn n. =. Oress-
" n, eesuas W tne omce
Of, Q, Sesise,y Q, tne onisea ssa,es senate Inc
use q hs name Mss unnuthorzen, AND with
out mr. Ofes"eiPs knoWiease.
DAVID LOGAN and Joseph s. Smith, the
opposition candidates for Congress In Oregon,
are making . joint canvass Of the State. The
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sAsm the protection u tks dovernnent. II
made no difference whether the citizen was
white or black, he was . citizen stili. He be.
lieved, II NECESSARY, two million "boys In blue"
would come again to protect him In his rights.
Immense Applause,l o.. -
General Hslstsad, OF New Jsrseys wasnsxt
called upon. He said TINT today, NE political
history of the country vas dark besauss Of
our Representatives IN CoaBress. He was
sorry to say that the American people hsd
been stabbed In the house Of their friends. On
every side Of him he heard curses loud and
deep against that recreant Senator from I'LL
nois. He was sorry that General Palmer, .
man whom the people Of Illinois were about
to honor, had not been In the place Of the dis
honest Senator 10 whom We refer. There were
still hopss Of seeing the traitor, Andrew John
son, impeaohed, and consigned to the obscurity
which he 20 greatly merits.
In references to the colored man he would say
that as long a. he behaved himsslf and aotsd
like . good citizen, he was proud to call him
"brother.o -
Major sO'Connor, of Iowa, and-1fsjor Gen
srai siekles, Of New York, both followed In
brief but eloquent speeches, favoring tbs
nomination Of Gen. Grant for President, and
counseiiing soldiers throughout the land to
stand Hrm by their chieftsin In the coming
political campaign, a. they stood by him during
the war. General Sickles thought the Con.
vention had assembled for the purpose OF
choosing the successor TO the lanented Lin
coin. There had been no successor to him.
The ONCE had been allied ad Interim, but the
people were not in favor OF - tsirims, and
would eonsent to them no longer. u
The following is the report Of the COMMITTEES
ON ofganisationi 30 'sff-'
Pre.idsnt-Msjor asnsrai John A. Logan, Of
Vice Presidents and Secretaries respective.
ly-Alabama, Colonel r. T. Smith, Captain
3. +. WilliaInsj Arkansas. Gen. H. b. Morse.
Connor Dol. James Coryi Oonneeticut, Col. o.
Warren, LieutenAnt j. w. Knowlsonj Della
ware, General A. Z. A. Lorbstt, Cclopei WIN.
Lieatenant j. B, carroll; Gsorsis, Captain W,
n wnt;G9n G.psstp1 = p InSi,
.oni Iowa, asnsrsi i. T. Msth.ss, captain q.
Colonel Q. W: Veal Kentucky, General John
sn c'e1ssn ssSs; M f G.s,ia p
General H. W. Plaisted, Maryland, General
sseau.tss 1 Ssnsssi IA g. oan m CO..
r. q. Usher, Michigan, General o. 5. Spald;
Ing, Captain Z. Weeks, Minnesota, General
w. barry, cooasl Ssd
General John Mcneil, General Draper, Ne.
braska, Colonel J. Harding. Major John Gil
Ssp New 5.rsey
VIM. Ward, Lieutenant L. O. Reeyei; New
York. General Charles X: Graham, Major A.
MAJOR Noun; t ohio, ases ss o Ii
General James M. Hash; Pennsylvania, Gen.
Il. S. Csis, Col. n; q: Alsr.ni Rhode Islsnd,
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CIsoIsSATI, May l9-France, Smith 90.
were to-day enjoined from drawing any lottery
In Kentucky. The principals endoavored to
avoid process by getting q negro to do tho
drawing.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HornLs.

w A Padgett, baltimore, Md John Z Gar.
diner, Msrylandi John J. willard, N Y; Shelby
CLARK, Nd u H MITCHELL Baltimore; n
Dr. W 9 Hunt, chicagoi J p Adams, Phllsdel.
phia; Mrs NJ A Lee, San Francisco, GALL J T
MeAlister, wa.hin1ston, D o; T N Everett,
Phil; william ] Chapman, Phiia; Walter +
Halieck, u s A, Fort Smith, M r; Henry
qreensfeider, Baltimore, DR. Edward Mcclure,
yirginiaj General D Z Coon, Alaj James W
New York.
METROPOLITAN-Po l. sasLL.y.
N Peterson, N " Joseph L Kelley. Ches-
ter. Pennj Q q Comstock, Ne, II p M Devices
and wife, N Y; q Currie, Wheeling; p Y
Brooke, Ark, Gen D Graham and vile, U s
A; Geo ID Chafee and wife, III; Henry May, N
~ = q shannon and wife, Baltimorei DR. Cor-
N " Bssj Payne, Albany, NY.
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lorFioIAL.l
DEPARTnsSr oY STATE.

wAsHISoros, Nay lb. 1855.
fxfornatfon has been received at this De.
,artment from Mr.. O. A. Munro, the Consul
Of the United States at Lisbon, Portugal, OF
the death, on the It'll OF April ultimo, at the
ST. Joseph Hospital, Lisbon, Of Thomas Mag
den, . ooalheaver, belonging to the U. S. s.
Shamrock"
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METROPoLITAN-Porrs I sasLLsy.
DIE D.

heart disease. EAsy ELIZA, dan s8ssr o. Jans: 4.
and hsescsa Loudsa, dssssssd. assd 10 years.
Hsg faasrai viii Jake place from the rsAasses Of
Asr Mshcss e. q Massseh asssts syssss. tstwe.s
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New Advertisements.

S3OO REWARD: LOST, ON MONDAY AZ.
Wali's Opsra House and Brady Is O. mnasium. the
sum o. n 90 In greepbsek.-notss II yarioys DO.
the return Of the money to Mrs. Rsckett, No, 81
LouisiAnh avenue; or Information may be left with
Clarvoe Bisiey, detectives, at police headauar-
ters. my0-Ns
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Ex-PREsIpKsr PIERCE has written a le,,.,
giving advice in respect =, the nsnasemsnt Of
the forthcoming Denocratie National Con.
yention.
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khoM sHILLIsGTos, corner Four-and-s-hslf
street and Pennsylyanis avenue, We have
hsrpers Magazine, aodey's Ladies' Book, and
Peterson's Magazine for June,
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE, !
WARRINGTON, May II, 1858,

Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. M. E. Hollister, the Con-
sui Of the United States At Buenos Ayres, Of
the death, on the 9th and 7th OF December last.
at Buenos Ayres. Of Z. Peterson and Eben
Jordan,
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MONTREAL, May lo.-The various battaiions
Of volunteer militia here have received orders
to hold themselves in readiness for immediate
service.
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The PHILADELPHIA Pres urges upon the
convention, at Chicago, to expei the Senators
who voted for the acqulttal Of President
Johnson.
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The NEw York World gives biographical
sketches of all the Senators who voted for &C
quittAL
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TWILL, IN ALL PROBABILITY, be many years
before the question 10 settled, whether the
abolition OF capital punishmsnt 10 best for
safety and protection. Or, whether civilized
nations must continue the gallows. We give
the following from foreign sources;
Capital punishment has just been abolished
in saxony. It Is noted As . remarkable fact
that the principal defender Of the bill In the
Chamber OF Deputies was the Procureur Gen
eral, who in the course Of the discussion, gave
the following details OF the result Of similar
measures In other countries;
In the Duchies of Oldenburg, Anhsult and
Nassau, the penalty of death was suppressed
In 1870, and there has never been felt any ne
eessity for re-establishing 1t. The rst-nsmed
OF these States, In Afterwards adopting the
Prussian code penal, did away with that pun.
ishment. In Tuscany, It was revived in ist0,
but no capital execution has taken place in
that country since ls3ij In Austria, also, 1t
was restored, but at the same time the admis-
sion was made that during Its Abrogation the
number OF capital cases had not increased. In
Wurtemberg, on the other hand, where the
punishment Of death had been abolished from
1851 to 1853, crimes were said to have Increased
during that period; but the assertion 10 open
to confutation.n
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RY ,. B. waEEI CO..
No. q Louisiana avenue, bstween Sixth aud Seventh
streets, opposite seaton House.
sEvENTH STREET VEST, BETWEEN b Wv
SEVENTH WARb.
the District q 0oismbi.. bearing date Msy 1905
chanceIy sitting, on the 18th day Of Nay. ISIS.
o'clock p. -. al the tight. title, Interest and
sstlis o. gjj.Sssh M MARY KSbins;op minor
with my DOVER. right. and interest of In, and to all
Of Lot No. X, In 6eaton and Sweeny . sQbdi
q square No 80, Of the ground plan Of The city Of
washington, as described In the said proceedings
with ,Ss imIroysn'nts thereon consisting Of a
Term. q ;.le: One half cash. tbs residue in two
equal instalments Of six and twelve months. the
purchaser Giving his notes for the deferred pay
mens, satisfactorily indOrsed, and bearing inter
est from the day Of sale.
Of trust taken.
A deposit Of 500 whom sold
ANN &. ROBINSON.
Guardian and widow Of Jas. H. Robinson,
J.B. WHEELER CO.
my2o-eotds tExpressl Auctioneers.
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For Sale or Rant.

N1n oAsH, AND q PAID 29HfhIY. WILL
DlO buy d Lot on Twenty third street, near
Observatory, with good front and depth, directly
nams terms 10 the northwest part OF the city Also,
I've desirable lots on ws.hi1gte1, Hrcst' gpion-
Coz Fifteenth street and New York avenue.
dS5EEss !. ..siS .i. ~ 81,
ner % x, eonyenient 70 the cars asd pepartnsnts.
fsrlor and use OF Piano. Board furnishsd.
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DOCKS AT AUCTION EVERY EVENING
~ Tss PSSsr gSssH HIS NEW
BOOKS AT AU6TIoESfHE LARGEST STOCK.
BOOKS AT i5 6S fs r.. Z u %siliKAsrEp IN
prD. and s9sSg K b I,N;S n tS
WIN. L. WALL CO., will sell every evening
this week a magnificent collection q STANDARD
spisndid lIustrations, at No. $50 Psnnsyivanis
%iITiIT L. WALL co.
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e~- just PUBLlsHED-PRIC !
kS CENTS.
New Medical Pamphlet, entitled
MANHOOD,
ATRKArIs8 on HEALTH,


3. DEF. CURTIS. II. D. y. r. @. g.. DO. 40,
Cats suIsson Turti,h !S,s.n.snt.l
A Az Curt. IN a99S r. SS,sf
iii. vo1t rssi. on tn. s.u.. and sar.
q premature decline show. how p live and VIA.
sSus. .ss 4.
tion Or By post from ths author. Dr.. CURTls. who
street, between sn,Ieth and twenty drst streets,
p s.. asa from HSn M .n' n''f " fsisa
81 syo oEoE asSSEERiLS. .oFfItR. WASH.
a,m, Mssf sS.ssS q sSss
sa X % sSh Sf Tsars ssss Ss.
fisusenant Colonel D. A. viii meet IN NV YorH
city. on tho Isl o. Nay next Tor the sxaminston d
len. ana Of esndIdstss Tor admiration into ths Ned
Appiieants. must BE- between a and 80 year. Of
age, physisnliy sound' and graduates Of regular
xpsiesiiSSs Rs.n.Ga sSps., ssse,: .As
is.idsnce. and date and place Of birth Of the easd
mus. Be- iarnishsd 1.-THE has BEEN IN III
medical service Of the army during the late war,
fact should be stated with his former rank.
ediosr win whom he has served should also b
NJ allowance is made for the ss.pensssof person.
prersQuisite to appointment.
The number Of Vacancies now existing in the Ned.
isal Corps Of the Army Is thirty jni RRe'n.psKs
marohs-sousl Surgeon Gsnsrai. u. sA.
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OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT 0RRIcE

nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT 6YyIcE.
. On tn. petition q aSsaTion d1saSFsf. Of
sG s,sfs e ih sr s.s ss
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WHICH axe: pss. o.; ~ Fl
Ss. m IN III es e. s h.srt q AZ
o sppesI' and .how cause. q .ay they have. why
az Persons oppcsns he sssnscs are rsq.rsd to as
M Patent once thsiE objsetions' speciili set
sfis.rins al testimony Ssd by sithsr party 70 s.
a.sa q tks said bearing must be taken ,pd Trans.
wEsS Viii 6 farnshsd on i .ppiesea " once
4, Deposition: and eths, pagsr. relied ggo. 7. Yes.
~ AK ANIL n, " an within "
s.S At aiss &c Z sn.
D: q, and n III. american: ssitiToIe IA;
aid ppSficsons % bs al least ~ day. pEsyoai
n; OK & heartfelt hs.nr comn..onsi y Pss
DErAHTArsS. . % yHs 5sEss.sss
YS 81 n DsSn Il W ~ AZ b
I,asa o ss "a day q hSsa e, rs
place on the I'd day Of August. lsds.
Il Ia ordered that the said petition DO heard ne
Patent Once on MONDAY, the nth day Of MY
S:ss 1.sS; ss sss a'' have. why
"Psrsona opposins ths extension are required 10
ale Ia The Patent 6ace their ebiections specially
10 forth y wIitns, A Least tSssf AK, ssf S
party 10 be used Al The said hearing must be taken
and transmitted IN seeoIdshss Win M rule. sf'hs
Dspostions and other papers, relied upon as testi-
monJ. muat be aled II the emee t.osnt DAYS before
IN ~ e.. ~. q sf, ssi siiss Ne s.,iRoaS
RsrusIIcLG and the Tate Ifoencer, Washing top,
b. O.. and N The Atlas, New York. New York,
9rst or said publicalons 10 be at least sixty days
p''''oNN A. N. STOUT,
my9O-wa Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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