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SENATE.

TUESDAY, July 21st, 1868.
The Senate was called to order at 10
o'clock
Prayer by The Rev. T. H. Pritchard, of
this city.
A message was received from the House
transmitting O resolution relative to NUM-
cipal officers.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By MI. Robbins: A bill in relation to le-
gal process.
By the same: A bill in relation to the
records of the late County Courts.
By the same: A bill to extend the Char
ter Of tae High Shoals Manufacturing 6
Company.
BILLS ON THEIR THIRD READING.
Bill extending the tax lists of the coun-
ties of Martin and Washington for 1868, was
read n third time and rejected.
Bill for the relief of Willis S. Grandy,
Of Granville county, was considered III
Committee of the Whole, amended and re-
ported back to the Senate, with a recon-
mendation that it do pass. Subsequently,
the Senate adopted the report of the COM
mittee aud the bill was ordered to be en-
crossed, in order to be put upon its third
reading.
Bill providing for filling vacancies which
may occur IN the OthceS prOVlded IN Artl-
Gle 7 of the Constitution OF the State, was
considered in Committhe Of the Whole,
who reported it back to the Senate, recon-
mending its passage. The Senate adopted
the report of the committee, and the bill
was ordered to be engrossed, in order to
be put on it's Sd reading.
Bill in relation to provisional municipal
officers was taken up. This bill was pub
lished in House proceedings on yester-
day.
Mr. Robbins offered substitute, "a copy
of which we could not obtain), the gist OF
which allows the people of the different
towns. cities, &C., the opportunity of spec
dy elections.
Mr. Osborne moved the reference OF
both bills to the committee on the judi
ciary, as he desired some time to consider
their merits. The resolution to refer was
voted down.
The question then recurring on the adop
ton of the substitute, it was negatived as
| follows:
Those who voted in the affirmative are:
Messrs Barnes; Lindsay Love, Melchor, Ma
| son, Osborne, Purdie Robbins and Wilson.
Those who voted in the enegative are:
| Messrs Barrow, Bellsmy, Brosdeu. Blythe
Colgroye, Cook, Davis, Esves, Etheridge, Eppes
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&c was made by the following vote:

reference was made by the following vote
Those who voted in the affirmative are: essrs.
Barrow, Beasley, Bellamy, b. ogden, Burn Blythe
CoIgrove, Cook, Davis, Eaves, Etheridge, Eppes,
negro, FOrkner, Hayes, Harrington, Hall Legg,
Lassiter, Long, Martindale, Rich, Smith, >hoffner
Sweet, Welker, White, Wynne, Winstead and Will
son.
Those who voted in the negative are: Messrs
Lindsey. Love, Melchor, Mason, Osborne, Purdie
and Robbins.
The Chair designated Messrs. Robbins,
Shotfner, Osborne, Sweet and Rro3den, as
the Committee.
The Resolution allowing per diem to
members banned by the Howard Amend
ment, up to the 10Th of July:
Mr.. Forkner moved it's reference to the
Committee on Finance. The motion was
lost.
Messrs. Robbins, Osborne and Love
urged the adoption of the resolution
Those gentlemen were sent here by their
constituents W. tn certificate of election
from Gen. Car by: they are excluded from
their seats u this body, and 1t is not just
that they should be compelled to defray
their own expenses under these cream
stances.
Messrs. Smith, Blythe. Forkner, Brog-
den and Cook were opposed to the resolu-
ton and were not ready to pay men Tor op-
posing the government
On motion of Mr. Cook, it's further con-
sideration was postponed until Wednesday
next at II o'clock.
Those who voted in the affirmative are Messrs.
Beasley. Brogden, Burns, Blythe, Colgrove, Cook
Davis. Etheridge, Forkner, Hayes, Harrington,
Hall, Legg, Long, Mar indale, Rich. Shoffaer,
Sweet, Smith. Welker and Wynne.
Those in the negative are Messrs. Barrow, Bel
Iamy, Eaves, Eppes, negro, Lindsey, Lassiter,
Love, Melchor, Mason, Osborne, Purdie, Robbins
White, Winstead, and Wilson.
On motion of Mr.. Winstead, the Judici-
ary Committee was increased from seven
to nine. The Chair appointed Messrs. Os-
borne and Forkner as the additional mem
bers.
On motion, the Senate adjourned until
tomorrow at the usual hour.
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Hall, his colleague, offered resolutions of
coincidence.
Prior to their adoption, Messrs. Sweet,
Rich, Osborne, Robbins, Wynne and Cook
made brief remarks suited to the occasion.
On motion of Mr.. Etheridge, the resolu-
tions we're ordered to be spread on the
Journal
On motion, it was agreed that the Senate
escort the remains of the deceased to the
depot
The Chair appointed Messrs. Harring-
ton, Love and White to attend the body of
the deceased to its last resting place.
A message was sent tC the House, ask
ing its concurrence in the action of the
Senate.
On motion, the Senate adjourned until
tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
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NOTICE!

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORBIDDEN
n to interfere or trespass in any manner what,
ever with the wreck of the Ram North Carolina
now living near Smithvile, unless legally author,
iZed by the United States District Court or my.
self j. M. JANDRELL,
Contract with the Z. s. Government for wreck
ing said vessel
Approved,
HENRY VAUGHAN,
Acting Master, Q. 8. Navy, and Gov
crnment Agent.
July 235-d3t-wtf
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Democratic Nominations in New Jersey

TRENTON, n. j., July 22.-The Demo
cratic Convention this afternoon nominated
Theodore +. Randolph as a candidate for
Governor and an electoral ticket and also
adopted resolutions endorsing the Demo
cratic National Convention ticket and plat
form.
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P,rF>BOa0' SCIENTIFIC ACADEMY.

TsVEs next Term opens august 10th. s6s.
J scientific. COu.mo cial and Classical Depart
meets, II u~traied by the latest Apparatus Maps.
Charts, NInerais. Chemicals &c with Lecture
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A widow of twenty-five summers chose
q widower of sixty for her third husband,
in Connecticut last week.
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peMo Forkner, Hayes. Harrington, Hyman. ne
GRO. Iegg. Lassiter, Long, Martiodalo. Rich Res
PASS, Sweet, White, Wynn and Winstead.
Mr.. Osborne moved that the bill be made
the special order for Friday next at IL o.
clock.
The motion was voted down.
Other amendments were offered by
Messrs Osborne and Love, which were
voted down.
Messrs. Osborne, Robbins and Love ex-
erted themselves in every possible way to
defeat this measure, or to have stricken
from it some of its most Objectionable
features.
Mr.. Osborne addressed the Senate in a
forcible and eloquent address of some
length, which we hope to present to our
readers in few days.
Mr.. Robbins alluded to the course of
certain men who have come among US and
forced themselves into positions of trust,
who have universally supported all the
harsh and merciless measures relating to
taxes and others matters which have been
brought forward. They die not loce North
Carolina they seek their ooOn interest and
not the welfare of the State. He appealed
to native Radicals to stand by him and op-
pose these measures which ore grinding
our people in the dust.
Mr. Lindsay stated that he was opposed
to the bill, and should vote against it, be-
cause he believed it to be unconstitutional,
and that it was placing power in the hands
of the Executive which may operate injuri-
ously for all time to come.
The previous question was called, on
motion of Mr.. Cook, and the bill passed its
second reading by the following vote, to-
wit
Those who voted in the affirmative are
Messrs. Barrow, Bellamy, Brogden, Blythe,
Colgrove, Cook, Davis, Eaves, Etheridge,
Epps (negro), Forkner, Hayes, Harrington,
Hyman (negro), Legg, Lassiter, Long,
Martindale, Rich, Respass, Sweet, White
and Winstead-23.
Those who voted in the negative are
Messrs. Barnes, Lindsay, Love, Melchor,
Mason, Osborne, Purdie, Robbins and Will
son 9.
Mr.. Rich moved to suspend the rules and
put the bill on it's third reading, but the
motion did not prevail.
And on motion of Mr. Robbins the Sen
ate adjourned until tomorrow at the regu-
lar hour.
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SENATE.

THURSDAY, July %, 1868.
Mr.. Harrington, of Harnett, arose, apd
after announcing the sudden death of Mr..
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From The Raleigh Sentinel.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NORTH
CAROLINA
FIRST SESSION.

EY AUTHORITY OF CONGRESS.
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with many other vices, with perfect truth. J
He moved the indefinite postponement
of the resolution.
The motion was put and lost by strict
party rote
Mr.. Seymour moved its postpouemoDt
until Thursday next. The motion was put
and it prevailed
Mr.. Sinclair's bill to regulate taxes in in
corporated towns was taken up, when, on
motion of Mr.. Sinclair, it was again placed
upon the calendar
Sykes (negro) resolution, regulating the
time and manner of holding Congressional
elections, was next reached, and referred
to the Committee on Privileges and EleC-
tions.
A bill regulating the sale Of public lands
in certain Counties was taken up, when, on
motion, it was referred to the Committee on
Corporations.
A bill extending the time Of registering
grants, &c., to one year after the passage
of this act was taken up and passed its Sec
ond reading.
The Chair, prince Joseph stated that
there was no further business before the
House, and it being announced that the
Engrossing Clerk would, in a short time,
prepare the bill concerning the qualifca-
ton Of officers recently elected, for the sig
nature OF the Speaker, the House, on mo-
ton, took a recess of an hour.
At the expiration of the recess, the House
was called to order.
The Prince proceeded to affix his royal
signature to the bill relative to the qualifi-
cation of officers recently elected.
Rhodes, from the Committee on Enroll
ment, reported the enrolment of the reso-
luton raising Committee to examine the
accounts in the Comptroller's Office.
A message was received from the so-called
Governor, transmitting a report from the
Chairman of the Board of Claims.
On motion, the House then adjourned.
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THE CauRTs.


was engaged yesterday In the following cases;
THE HACK STAND CASE.
indicted fo sn com 1 nuisance By standing
alongside OF wiiisrds' Hotel.
Darlington and Merrick-Brent and Phillips.
The trial was resumed at the opening OF the
court
The prosecution continued proof OF the an.
noyance to smell, sc, occasloned TO the neigh
stand on Fourteenth street.
The defence proved that persons were en-.
ployed to remove offal from the hack stand,
and that y was 20 removed several times dur.
They then called Mayor wsllseh and Regis.
ter Boswell, and Introduced the city ordinances
iished al the place IN question By munieipsi
hack license, from the corporation.
Both sides here rested their evidence.
Mr.. Breut prayed the court to instruct the
jury, nrst, that II they believed from the evil.
dence that the corporation had established a
h,sE.tand a. the place At whi;s i T. charged
indicted were licensed hackmen, they must
lind q verdict Of not guilty.
2. That the corporation and not the hack.
men was bound to see that all Injurious or
annoying effects resulting from such legal
hackstsnd were guarded against.
.. That even IL the hackmen were bound to
reasonable diligence to Do so, the jury should
Mr. Brent quoted ! case from 9th Maryland,
istive grant Of a right to remove S nuisans s
left the whole matter Of nuisances to the dis
erection OF the corporation, and made the city
growing out OF a legitimate business. The
Schuylkill Bridge Case, Cowan, $50, and Glib.
bons W. Ogden, 9th Peters, were cited to show
,hss the en Lsg.,hsssre hH I'd power to lese
| gress had In the matter OF nuIsances, &C.,
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VIEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

In another column.
TIE Fourth Ward Republican Club will
meet at the church, corner Of Fourth and L
streets, tomorrow evening, at O'Clock.
Mrssns. F. & A. SCHNEIDER, at the Union
Foundry, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
Eighteenth street, advertise In another col
umn large stock Of hardware and house fur
nishing goods for builders.
JOHN A. HAYWARD, No. se7 d street, between
Seventh and Eighth, has constantly on hand
paper bags, -four sacks, Irvine, &c.
CALANTHK LopoR, No.ll, will meet tonight
at Green's Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, First
ward, at 1870 O'Clock.
MEETING Of the Republicans Of the Fifth
ward will take place tomorrow night at Israel
church, at 1880 O'Clock.
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PESsIoS 0FFIcE, April Is, 1865. I
Application having been made under the act Of
.aH S TI sS as'; .Rei ss
z: @.: Oh e issS v1f
be reissusd. II no valid objection should then APP
pes" JOS, II. BARRETT. Commissioner,
10 rSs's nam. 81 SurpS S' R v. ssi
aud was srsnisd May -, 1855. May :, 1893: .,
. sS s.. Il s p II fss' " s'',
was srsS.sI Angus! 10. 1870 May B. 1865, =,
r;Ssas9y fS s !. tIs aaa SsaSs s'
Of Charles MsGraw. dessssed. aud was granted
No 8. 81, fSI 100 acres. issued under The At OF
.sSIa.y io s S ss ..T rs Of sSSn II s'l'
x nc +! Is .ssSs SS Dyer aud
s M aat, Or 10 ssrss. issued under the at Of
March s., fsao, 10 ne name o, baroa pAtne T,
.idSy Of Jacob ss'lie'' ana was granted 'u'
M. 4, 81. Wy cr 10 acres, issued sadsr the At Of
Sisy 4 SisSolss Bless and was granted sep'em'
sisss SSiS N.Y.; tsi!sSrss; do Sss and VA
,E sS s ?s. Hs .;' S
W. al Nh fSI iGt acres. issued under the act oil
March s, las, in the name OF hapnsh trth' Nla9w
:! ChIisi!.n fri'I, aud was granted March D. 1857
N. u. iSi. for 10 acres. i':sea under the At Of
M;A Asa a aG Si iS 1884, & As nay walden
aps e. iii. Tor idO acres, issued under the act Of
March 5. Is5, IN Ihs name q Jasper Taylor. aud
4 AZ .s. t. ss rsSsr ia. act Of
Ma va : rs kPrl s. 1851 Nay = ises
March 5. isl. ia the name Of John Benton, and wa.
No. n.SI, for 100 acres, issued under ihe act 81
Csnwsy Court deceased, and was granted oeto'
No oOts fOf 100 acres. issued asasr me sss Oh
widow Of yOlsth.n Lemon aud WAS granted April
,Ss a. ssf ~. fcS acres, issued under tn. act Of
uNr,h 4 AZ. Ia the name Of Juan Crespin, and wa,
srsnt.d July u, 1883, May 2, lsds. il.
Ne o. so, for leo acres. ss1sa nhasT M aet o
.na M,s'Eraniei AugustS 1858. Nay ., 1855.
No 81. ~, for 10 acres, n;;Sed under the ses 4,
II IS' ia Zane a \, stS' iss sa''' and wa
srsSa y, ~. Tor 10 acres, Issued under the &C! .
nsrsk s, 1855, ~ the name 81 sally hSIssoen. tSr
s SI5 MsS. !, lsss.' Nay !. isss.,
X. 81, sls, for 100 acres, is.usd under the act 9
March O. 1853. In the name o. Juan Pedro Marcus AZ
Ne. u. u, fer 10 acres, ISSUED under tbs act
wiisw q Thomas Austin. and was granted Dseen
T I ,s Tor ID acres. issued under N. &c.
w Tr,hi:S June; s,s Isas y, isss tn. ,e,
sss %as sissssa f.srusiy =. issi jans lie. IS
Ne iss'. sssa & SHfsi fS e.
9 sAssss SAs M, e '' July s1i sss''' Anu
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nEPARTMEHT OF TUE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PkrRsT OrPisI,
wARuINuToN March lscQ

:, On the petiti9n q whhREs SHAW aud fARLHr
q. GREEE, Of Wales, Massachusetts,, praying 10
the extension Of patent granted 10 them the 20l
day OF June, 1884, for an Improvement In TentsTipg
Cloth, for seven years from the ration OF said
is6s:
il IL ordered that the said petition DO heard Ut
the Patent ofaee on hondays the sh day Of June
10 appear and show cause, " any they have. war
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
die In the Patent oico their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least tioenty days before
the day o. heArlnEi all testimony hled By either
party, to be used At the said hearing, inust BE
TAX en- aud trans In accordance With the rules
81 the Otaee. which will be furnished on appliss
tion.
Dispositions aud other papers, relied upon as tssti.
mony, must be nled In the ofhee tpcnty dgys be.
fore the day Of hearingi the arguments, II Ahy,
within .s days aiiet hilHs u. tssiInosI,,
the KsPupLIcAs and the tslltesscsr, wAshiag-
ton, d. c., and In the RePub RoSn, Springfield,
Mass, once week for three successive Weekst the
hrst Of said publications to 10 At least sixty day
previous to the day Of Nearing.
apl-wsv Astas Commissioner Of rassas,
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bridge street, where eopie. Of tho REruBLioAS
may be obtained daily.
The FLouR Inspection oAsE.-It viii be
remembered that short time ago the REPUB-
LICAN gave an account OF the circumstance OF
800 barrels Of -four being consigned to Mr.. J.
.Sip%sns 70 New YUft %ihos sslne
apeeted here. A warrant has just been served
on Mr.. Davidson. at the instance Of Mr.. j. d.
BoS @,,S aour v dn,,psstto, who sh.,Es. Mr.
in shipping the said nour without nrst sub.
jscting II 10 inspection here. The case 10 set
down Tor this morning, before Justice Buckley,
s TIA VIII no a'a'' Dc 4 novel and interesting
ST. JoHs,s CHuRcH.--No election Of vestry.
men and wardens having took place at this
church, tho following, elected last year, held
Sns. D. P.Sl R9s DGds
e; Ridsely, John Mareu,y, ~ snd George
Hyde.J Wardens-Mr. George waters and
LECTURE AT TRINITY CHrRcu.-The Rev. ].
J. Keane, OF Washington, delivered a lecture
FOR n. SsSet n sss "a pbsPaY ssassS
Of aeorgetown, taking for his subiect-"The
Smiles and Tears Of Ireland" The church
amounted to about siSo, which Is 10 Be applied d
to the building OF an orphan asylum In
Georgetown.
MRRcHANTs' EXCHANGE. - There Is no
change to note In the grain market, the mea.
gre supplies warning holders to remain stiff.
The receipts were only 100 bushels choice red
Wheat yssterday, which was disposed OF at
$40, aud u bush. white Corn, which brought
u OF per bushel.
INsULrIso LADIES. %. p. Cunningham,
said to reside in Washington, was arrested BY
Ofiicer Green, charged with insulting ladies al
the market-house and elsewhere, on Saturday
evening He was taken before Justice Buckley
and, after a hearing, Cunningham was fined
$1,000.
MoLLiE JoHNsoS.-This constant female
visitor to the station-house has "turned up''
again, after an absence In Warrington Of sew
eral weeks. Mollic was accused Of street.
walking this time, and Justice Buckley fined
her 81 80 for the privilege.
PRIVATE SALK.-Yesterday morning Mr..
John J. Bogue, real estate agent, disposed Of
at private sale, 4 two-story brick dwelling
house, with lot attached, to Mr.. A. II. Herr,
| for "a, 900 cash.
THE STEAMER JOHN GIBsoS, Captain Win.
tiers, from New York, Is expected here this
morning
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PREPAYMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ uEirEp STATES PATHST offIGs,o

WABHls0TOS, March ~, ioos
On the petition Of EDWARD LISDSBR, OF Newfork,
n Y for the extension OF patent granted 70
hin the Eh day Of June, 1854. and Iel,sn ca IN Wo
lively AS and AID, for an In Magazine,
Repeating and Needle Gun, for seven years from
the expiration Of said patent. which takes place on
the 9Th day Of June, 1865:
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Oaiee on MONDAY, the 18th day Of June
appear aud show cause. II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted,
file la the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least ftoentH days before
the day 81 hearingI all testimony filed by either
party, 10 be used'at the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted In accordance with tho rules OF the
Office. hich will DO furnished or application. =,
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tosti-
mony, must be fled In tho office ttoeit" days be-
fore tho day ofhearingi the arguments, any within
Ordered, also, that this notice DO published In
the RRPugLIcAEandth the Intelligsneer, wsshinston.
d. c., and In the Atlas, New York, N. y, once
week for three successive weeksi the nrst Of said
publications TO BIO at least sixty days greySus to
the dayof hearing. A. NJ. STOUT,
sp2-fhst Acting Commissioner Of Patenis,
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

~ UNITED
. WAnHisuroE, April 10, lS6s
On the petition Of RgBECCA X. GILLETr, ad-
ministratrix Of the estate OF Thomas W. Gillstt,
deceased. OF Chicago. ~, praying for the extea
sion Of a patent granted to John Matthews, as as
.ignee VI the said Thomas W. Gillet, the 18th day
Of July, 1851 for an Improvement In Appar for
Corkiug Bottles, for seven years from The sxplra-
ton Of said patent. which take. place on the iith
day Of July, 1858:
i is ordered that !hs said petition be heard al III.
Patent once on MONDAY, the I'D day Of June
next, At 70 clock IN and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, " any they have, why
Ia the Patent Once their objections specially set
forth In writing, at least tcenty days before tbs Sy
ofhearing; all testimony nled BY either party TO be
used at the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mitsS q rI 6 With the rule; q the '''
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tss'
fmony must be hled In the once tpsnty days before
the day Of hearing the arguments, fAny, within ten
days after nlins The testimony; ,u
Ordered also, that this notice be Published In the
REPuBLioLS and the inteiiigenctr, washingtoa.
d. c.. and In the Tritu1e, Chicago, n!inoi.;
.aid pablestion. 70 be At least sixty asys PEsysus
spis-ThS Ietinr Commi..ionsr Of Patents.
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PREPAYMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UsITRP,STArIs Patent oRIIcE

WAsmISUT0S, April II. 1853
On the petition Of LAyISIA l.. BlRILgTr, adj
ministrstfix Of tho estate OF Russell D; Bartlett.
sisn OF 1 patent granted TO this said Russell D.
BARTLETT the 18th day Of July 1854 for an Improve;
ment in Machine for Making the Heads 81 Shovel
Ha.dleI, for seven years from the expiration Of
said patent, which takes place on tho 18th day Of
Ills ordered that the said petition DO heard AZ tho
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 22d day OF June
next. at IL o'clock, and Ill persons are notified
70 appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to BIO granted.
Persons opposing the eItSnsion are REQUIRED 70
set forth In writing. at least toenty days before the
day OF hearinE all testimony filed By either party
to used at the said hearing, must DO taken aud
trsasm.t.d IN heeordsnse with the rules Of the
DISPOSITIONS and other papers, relied upon as tes-
umsny, must be nled In the Office tioenty days be-
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any,
within ter days after Alag the te.tim99py
Ordered, Also that this notice be publshed In the
Republican and the ntsiIi0sncer, .Washington.
D. Y and In the Wig, Bangor, Maine, once !
RusIcst9p. to DO At least sixty days e5 TSiS% to
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