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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PArEsr oYYIcB,



On tho petition Of JoHs N ABIE, Of Bnglish Neigh.
orhood. N. j., praying for the extension Of
pa tent granted to him the Sd day Of October, 1854,
for an Improvement In Pen and Pencil Case, for
sew en- years from the expiration Of said patent,
Il Is rdered that the said petition be heard at the
Pate ut Oface on MONDAY the ltth day ofSeptem-
Der next at u clock, IN. and al persons are no
tiled 70 ap pear and show cause, II any they have,
why said clifton ought not to DO granted.
Perso ms O. pposing the extension are required to
hle In the atent Ofice their objections, specially
sci forth In writing, at least ttosntU days before
me day Of hGrinF al tes.i5%Gny aSd by either
party, 10 DO us11 ii,d H sai ccrJnns' VIM e
rules Of the ofite. which will be furnished on APP
Depnsitions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
timony, must be, nled In the Office ttoentn days
within te,. days sflor hlinE OF the testimony.
Or Tered, also. tha. this notee DO puIIishSd In
!on,' b. c.. and u the atlas. New York. New
Ii drst Of said publications to be at loast sixty
ia Us previous to the day ofhearinnr;, srorr
isls-Thsw Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER AND LIME.
OFFICE CHEZ 6UARTBRNAsrER,)
EIfrM MILITARY DIEIRIrr

OFFICE CHEZ aUARTBRNAsrER,)
FIFrH MILITARY DIsTRiCr,
NEW ORLEANS, La, July Q, 1866. }
Sealed proposals are invited and will be received
IT this Office until lam SATURDAY., the llth Inst /,
ipr furnishing the Quarternaster's Department, in
this city
100 feet Of White Pine BOARDS, X inch;
s,OOO feet OF White Pine BOARDS, l finch;
1907 feet sCANTLlN0, 4xi, Yellow Pine.
Also,
100 barrels Rockland LIME.
4 II 10 be Of the best quality.
Proposals. will be opened at time above statod, ,
aud bidders are invited TO be present.
The United states reserves the Tigh' to reject any
or all bids.
Proposals. will be endorsed Proposals for LuIn.
Der aud Lime, and addressed to the uudrrsIgnyd
st ~ Camp street I'm. BATCHELDER,
BreNet Col aud QuRrtcrlnaster U. y. A, In charge
Of ONCE. iyll-tI
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD.

sEHArK OF rHR UNITED srArRs,)
OFFICE 81 rHn sshaEksT-1I-Aass,
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until l2n q Monday, Jply y next, for the de.
800 tons q, 40 rOunds) Ofbest white Ash Furnace
Also, 100 cords Of best Bakers Pine Wood, and
90 cords Of good merchanable Oak Wood. -.
The coal % be th9roughly screened, the wood
well seasoned, and the whole packed away In the
Senate VAULTS under the direction Of the chief en-
gineer or assistant. who will also weigh the coal
GEORGE T. BROWN,
jelo-dtd III Sergeant farms.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USITED SylIEs PATENT ORYIGg,s


On tho petition OF GARDNER CuILiOS. OF Boston,
Massachusetts, pray ing for tho extension of patent
granted TO him the nth day Of September, 1854, and
Teissued tho 9Th day Of September, 1864, for an
Improvement in Furnace OF Heat Generator and
Radiator. for seven years from the expiration OF
said patent, which fakes place on the 18th day of
Il Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 3lst day OF Augus!
next. at IL o'clock. m. aud all persons are notified
10 appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
Ale In the Patent OGiee their objections, special
set fsfh IN writing at least tptatV days before the
day OF hearingi all testimony hled by either party
to be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules VI the
olhee, which will be furnished on application,
Dispositions and other pgpers, relied upon AS los-
timony, must be hled In The oHce toeBtH days BE-,
fore tho day OF hoaringi the arguments, II any,
within ten days aftor ling the testimony,
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the RgPrBL and the MteiliOsnesr. Washing
ton, ID. g., aud In the Post, Boston, Massachusetts,
once week for three successive Weeksi the hrst Oi
sQ4 publications to be at least sixty day pTsyi
to t,h day Ofhearing. A, III. STOUT,
jeiS.E Acting Commissioner of Patents,
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ID II o p . S A l. s.


BOsTOH, July 2, 1855,
Proposals will be received at this ONCE until the
10Th Inst ut ~. M. for the construeiOn OF Dyke
across tho Sail Meadow and East HaTbor Creek,
near what /, called tho Wading Place, iu the town
snip Of TTul u, Massachusetts,.
hhCGI'nillng. sOlis 10 feet lOnEi and varying
~ height aeudng ponotTatloul from Y feet at the
centre TO set or less at either end. This sheet
pling y to form the axis Fl the dyke which is 70
20 further constructed by eInbAnking the Same 10
feet Wide Ut top with gravel, or mixed sand and
mpi, ana TeyettiRg the slopes with marsh sod 80
The 0Tk IL to be executed In accordance with
speoihe atoms and drawings which eau be seen NJ
this Of zee, or at the U. g. Engineers office at
PI0yir ,CetOwn, Massachusetts,,
Bids for the above work will express II price for
each ,,f the following items, viz!
For zach dude pile, driven and plated.
fOr hheet-plliDg Der superficial foot tone face. }
y 5r Embankment per cubic yard, including gray
slupss. j. O. FOSTER,
Iyi.Id Byt Mai Gen. U. A. Ii Col. Eng'rs
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CoD LIVER OIL CREAM,

A French PropF rattan. which nrescrycs all the
INJURIOUS ana me dioinal qualities Of tho pure oil.
Is FREQ from ali o1ar.Ixa ta.to az small and
pehg agteeap to the tasteis easily digested, thus
tue patient the full benolt Of the quantity
taken.
IL roadil' ,t.L.n ,,ixoI with ,,atcr Tins avoid
Ing the ,oT wLILv ar other oxpenaIye ar Lurtful
addition
Is rec ,mmeuded and prescribed by the Medical
pfolo" Ion Price u bottle. For circulars, send to
HYATT & co. q CeTils ndt st., NY.
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[PuDLrC REsoLur.oS-No. ISL
JOIST RESOLUTION in relation to the break
winter Mt Portland Maine

De IL rsSOIUSd By tie Senate and HOa1 of
Representatives. ofths URitsd States Of ARicy.
tea ~ Congress HSSeDi5Lsd, That so much Of
the unexpended balance of the appropriation
for the breakwater in Portland harbOr, Maine,
as the chief engineer shall deem proper, may
DO expended under his direction in exeavating
the middle ground near said breakwater,
and 10 otherwise protecting the channel from
AIprOYed June g. 1868
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Notices Of Patents.


~ UNITED prATb5 fArEET OflICEt.
WARRINGTON, May 10, 1858
On the petition Of HoRArio N, GANBRBLL, OF
Baltimore, Md, and THOMAS d. BoNp, Of wash
ington, D., q. admipistrators Of the estate Of
ension u patent ,Erantsd 70 the said Horatio N.
February, is5. snis: ds.Sd !hs IA az q August,
for an Improvement in gsrding Machine, foi
which takes place on the I'd day q August. isSs:
is ordered that the said petition be heard al tho
Patent Ofice on MONDAY, the Sd day Of August
next, At u clock, m and Al psr.9ns are notified
SAID petition ought not 70 be granted. Al.
In tho Patent ofdce their objections specially so,
IL hssrins, al isd by si,6sr party 70 &
used a the said hearing, must be taken and trans
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes.
m9ny must be nled in the oice t,o,ntv days before
the day Of hearing, the arguments, fany, within ten
days after hling the testimony. .
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In thu
RErpBLIoAN and tho Tntslifoencer, Washington,
D. O., and in the American, baltimore, Nd.
once week for three successive weeks; the hrst O
aid pgblisstions @ be at least sixty days pTsSOu
mysS-fhst fctins Commissioner Of Patents.
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livery LADY AND GENT in the world are
~ wanted as agents for our ONE DOLLAR SALE,
wss, fG n,S 81 G9tGg preIs S"rpS. SH q
cents for checks and circulars giving full IN.
formation. Liberal Inducements To agents Cir
eulars sent free. BANKS, LORD & co,
III Washington St Boston. Mass.
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a
JoIsT RESOLUTION 10 provide for tho removal
Of suit pending In the circuit court Of JEFF.
ferson county, West Virginia, to tho circuit
court of the United States.
Whereas . suit in ejsetmsnt is now pending
In the circuit court Of Jefferson county, In
West Virginia, against the tenant In posses.
sion, to recover possession Of the Harper's
Ferry property, owned by the United States,
and II is doubtful whether under any existing
Law Of the United States the said suit can be
removed TO the circuit court Of the United
States: Therefore,
Be IL resolved By The Senate aud Hon. Of
Representatives. ofths United Sfafes Of Amsri.
ca IN Ccng5es, dHsmbicd, That Il shall DO the
duty Of the circuit court Of tho United States
for tho district Of West Virginia, II in session,
or Of the judge thereof In vacation, on the sp-
plication Of the defendant In said suit, show
ing that the property sought to be recovered
BY the said suit Ia owned or claimed BY the
United States under color Of title, and verify
ing the facts set out In such application by
tbs thisl afidavit to issue writ BY oertiorari,
directed to the said court, directing 1t to send
the record and proceedings in said suit to the
said circuit court Of the United States, q du-
plicate Of which writ shall be delivered to the
clerk Of the said State court, or ieft at his Of
Gee by the marshal Of tho said district, or his
deputy or other person thereto duly author
ised, and thereupon the said State court shall
stay all further proceedings in said suit and
upon the return Of the said writ the said suit
shall DO docketed 10 the said circuit court Of
the United States, and there proceeded In 40.
cording to law, and all further proceedings
had therein 10 the said State court shall be
null and void.
Approved June TO- 1868.
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INDISPENsADLE FOR LADIES
IA THg
sEyTINU GUIDE,

HOWE & STE VEINS, FAMILY DYE COL9Rs:-
L Thirty Din Sront Shades, all III llguid form
The same shade ., all In powder form, We advise
Tie use q the BiseEs. Browns aRd DrSSs; N B snG
Dealers, and ! the MauufactoTy' Boston, hass'
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my9s. Tust Acting Commlssioner 81 Patel
' .NYPA RTMEHT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT oFIIcR,

WARRINGTON, May 10, ISIS.
On tho petition OF SARAH W. fLASDgRs, Of New
buryport, Mass. ADMINISTRATIVE Of tho estate Of
Joseph Y flauders, deceased, and jeremiah A.
Marien, Of Boston, Mass; praying i9r Che extena-
Fianders aud Joseph A. Mnrden, the 2eth day Of
August, 1854, for an Improvement In Leather Split
ting Machine, for soyen years from the expiration
Of said patent. which takes place the 20th day Of
is ordered that tho said petition be heard ut the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 10Th day OF August
next at IL o'clock, IN. and all persons arc notified
said petition ought not to BIO granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
Ale In the patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least toeD days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony filed By either party,
10 b used at the said hOaring, must be taken aud
transmitted In accordance with the rules OF the
| olice, W hich will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tos-
timony must be- hed in the office tloentv days be-
fore the day Of hcaringi the arguments, II any,
within ten days after hlins the testimony,
Ordered Also, that this notice be published In the
| RspuJiieaa and the IRtelIiDeacsr, Washington,
| b. g. and In the Journal, Boston, Mass, oneo 4
week for three successive weeks, the frat OF said
publications to be at least sixty days Ereyi9gs to
| myI- F3 Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ usIrsp SrArEs PArEST OFFICE,


On the petition q SARAH W. REEp, sdminstrairix
q the estate o. Cheeney HEED. deceased, and Jane
Mould, deceased, Of Chicago. Illinois. praying for
Cheney Reed and Brooks X. Mould, the sth day
of August, 1854, for an Improvement In ventilAting
Railroad Cars, for seven years from the expiration
Of said patent, which takes place the sth day Of
ITS ordered that the aid petition be heard at the
Patent 0flco on MONDAY, the 10th day OF July
next, at u ocock m and all persons are notified %
appear aud show cause, ifany they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted,
Ale in the Patent 0ice their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least toentH days before
the day efhearinsy all testimony fled 81 either
party, TO be used at the said hearing must be taken
and ransmi.ed Ia seeordanes with the rules Of the
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon testi.
mony. must be filed In the Office ttoentD days be-
fore the day OF hearing the arguments any within
ten days alter niing the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the and the fntel lfoencer, gton,
d. G., and in the Tribune, Chicago, III, once Z
week for three successive weeks, the hrst Of said
sSSl,a y least asy FTSSlpu" to
myi3.wSt Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
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NEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED sTArgs PATENT OFFICE,


WARRINGTON, May 10, l5dS
On the petition Of ABsER waIrELEr, q Spring;
dielI. Ohio, praying for the extension OF patent
granted 10 him the ed day Of August, 1854. aud
Tet sued the sth day Of January, 1856 for an In
nys ysnent in Track Clearers to Grass Harvester,
Tor seven years from the expiration q said patent.
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at tho
Patent once on MONDAY, The 10Th day OF August
to appear and show cause, " any they have, why
said petition ought net to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
hle in the Patent once their objections, specially
set forth 10 writing, nj least tpsaty days before the
dag OF heatll' all smony filed by either party
to be used Al the said hearing, must be taken and
Office, which Will be furnished On application.
Dispositions an{ Their papers, relied upon as tc-t-
mony must DO fle{ n the Office toeItU days before
the day OF hearing; the arguments. II any, within
ten days after hling TIE testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published IN
the REPUBLIcAs and Int igenSer, W ashinEton,D
c.. and In the EUeinD GLs0 1cte, Cneinnati, ONO,
once a week for three sucss ssiNe weeks the hrst
yious TO the day Of hearing, A. NJ. sTOuT,
my9-TuA Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UEIrRp srArRs PAsEsT OFFICE,

WAsHINGroS, May ~, 1865.
On the petition of ANIEL HALLIDAY, Of Batavia
IlnoiP formerly OF BlngtOn. Connecticut, praying
for the extension o. patent granted 10 him me sh
ernor Wind Mills, for seven years from tho eF.
plIatoi Of said patent, which takes place on the
9th d az Of August, 1856 a,
il ordered that the said petio be heard at the
Patent Once on Monday, the day OF August next,
at IL o. clock and all persons are notined TO sp;
pear an show cause, II any they have. why said
Perso us opposing the extension are required 70
Ale in no Patent ONCE their obi ectlons specially
set fort lin writing at least toety days before the
day Of iearing all testimony filed by either party,
to DO ed at the said hearing. mus; be taken and
trAnsic itted In accordance with the rules OF the
office. which will DO furnished Oh application,
Depo SltiOns and other papers, relied upon as tes-
iimoi} must DO nled In the Office t,osntv days be-
VIII IN ten aI days y aitsr Ming The tsstiaOny.
Oh de red, also, that this noties BIO pubiished In
ton, d. G. aud in the TriJuns Chicago, Illinois,
week for three successive weeksi the first OF
sal pl blicaions to be at leastsixty days previous
to he d ay ofhearing. - ,,
.,oa Tu2t Arli Of pateuis
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[PuBLIc RKsoLurIos-No. 20. |

PUBLIC NbsOLUrlON-No. "
JoISr RESOLUTION requesting the President
to intercede with her Majesty the Queen Of
Great Britain, TO secure the speedy re-
lease of Reverend Jehn Mcmahon, con.
victed on q charge Of treason felony, and
now confined at Kingston, Canada West.
BE IL resoiD I'd BY tho Sendts and Home Of
Repye'eAtatires ofths United States of Anisri-
Gu ia Cong: Sss assembled, That tho Presi-
dent of tho United States be requested to
intercede with her Majesty the Queen Of
Great Britain and ireland, for the purpose
Of securing tho speedy release of the Rev.
sreud John Mcmahon, of Indiana, convicted
on n charge Of treason-felony at Toronto,
Canada West, in the fall Of eighteen hun
dred and sixty-six, and now con6ned In tho
State prison at Kingston, in said province.
Approved June 10, 1868.
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Oso, or site OF Old Fort Lyon, New Mexico.
The Hay 10 be Of good quality, sound, free from
dirt, sticks. and roots, and perfectly cured-2,olD
pounds to be considered q ton.
The Hay to be cut during such months as may be
directed by the officer Of the q. N. Department at
the respective posts, and delivery to commence as
soon as the Hay il cut and cured, and to DO com
pleted on or before October 10.
The Hay must be properly stacked In such guam q.
titles and az such PLACES as may be directed BY tho
officers Of the 9, N; Department at the respective
posts. and saltyd ~ directed while being stacked
tho @. M. furnishing salt.
The proposals must state the kind of Hay intended
to be yered, whether Of bottom, grama. other
grass. and persons submitting bids for more than
one post, Will make separate bids for each.
Proposals will be received for any quantity less
than the whole needed at any one post.
The usual requirements must be observed In max
ing proposals, and tho undersigned reserves the
right to reject any all bids deemed unreasonable,
and also to increase or diminish by ono fourth the
quantity advertised for at each posi-.
Blank proposals to be properly Allied up and used
may be had upon application to tho officer of the O.
NJ DEPARTMENT at either Of the posts mentioned, or
at this ONCE.
Bidders should be present 10 person or by repre-
sentatives at the opening Of the proposals.
Address proposals to the undersigned at Santa
-
by order OF Brevot Major Gen, Getty,
NJ. I. LUDDINGT0N,
Dvt. Lieut.. Col. and Quartermaster,
jesl-td Chief QuartermAster,
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PUBLIC REsoLuTioS-No. 28.9
JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the Secretary
to furnish supplies to an exploring oxpedi.
ton.
BE it re,oircd BY tie Senats and House Of
Representa-. ice, ofhe United State, Of Amer.
lea III Congress assembled, That the Sec
rotary Of War be, and he 10 hereby, authorised
and empowered to issue rations for twenty five
mon ofth expedition engaged in the explora.
tion Of the river Colorado, under the direction
Of Professor Powell, while engaged In that
work: ProVided. That such issue is not detri.
mental to the interests Of the military service.
Approved June IL, 1868.
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'NRussEs, -"Seeley's Hard r. lbber Truss, cures
L Rupture, retains the most diiicult safely and
easily meyer russ, breaks, mo yes or soils WAYS
new sold by all druggists. Send for paInpLlct
ET Chestnut street, Philadel Jhia.
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WANTED-A0ENTS
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.M Royal Octayo Pages, 80 Fine Engraving,
Price Only %. 30.
Tho Cheapest Book In The world. Exclusive
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giving full partculars, terms, etc. also, our hnC
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PROPOSALS FOR HAY.

CHEZ ouARrERxAsrER's OFFIcR,)
DIsTRicr OF NHw MEXICO, 7
SANTA FB, N. NJ, June Q, 1855
Sealed proposals, In triplicate, will be received
a this oflee until n o'closk noon. MONDAY, July
go tons Of Hay at Fort Marcy, Santa Fc, New
Mexico,
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WE SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR

WE SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR
Gold and Silver Watches, Sewing MACHINES, silk
Dress Patterns, Carpetings, Domestic Goods, &c.
CIRCULARS SENT PRE-,
giving full particulars, or ten checks sent for On,
Dollar, describing ten different articles which W,
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Splendid Inducements offered to agents sendiui
M clubs Address LABONTE 4 BABBlTT,
No. 81 sudbury street. Boston, Mass.
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o., no,or,v C,y,n,
CURIOUS Dooah ~ oANnoA'
a bold ana cec,uea'y Us.s,1I, .o,r ~ lug
uouGe nus JuS' nc 49, "nd han
rural a,s,r,e'S VS. 80, ,.m.,o
snceess.uI om 81
as l"r us ne"ru i''H ".nsrs 49,
sums OF money. iwo % b. .n.
ia'eiy s''r'eu out, p,e
sineers engaged 10 Tue SGrsey "" Nv"
railway inc. inesG e. ~
W Weae Ias "a 80 ur.h;ns ,beir
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He WILL Nor.-As We surmised, it is
not true that General Thomas Il. Will
liams is or will DO a candidate for Con-
gresham, from the Democratic party.
We discredited the contrary report At
the time, and we are no way surprised TO
learn mat the General would not think
OF running against Mr. Bonniield. The
inference, too, that might be drawn
from the false rumor, 10 the effect that
General Williams had been unsuccess-
full ut the late Democratic primaries in
this county, is %uufounded. or the
thirty-two or more delegates to the
Democratic County Convention, it is
positively asserted that not more than
ten arc pledged 10 the interest Of any
Senatorial candidate. The Democracy
are evidently determined to run the
strongest tickle, they know how" so
as to be beaten by rs small II majority
q, possible. In this they evince wisdom,
which should be noted BY the Union
party.