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New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
Friday Sept. ll-P w.

Gold opened at l48I sold ut 1H.Tl4ii, closing at
l4it The cearings at the Gold Exchange Bank
wore si7376.OOO, and the balances sl.2lSO33
Government bonds opened strong and active under
the continued heavy purchases by The German Dank-
era who took large blocks Of 67s advancing the
price to iO9 The demand from Savings lnst sltlons
was heavy and large blocks were taken by private
investors. All bonds in active borrowing de-
mand and loan fat. and tho shorts are very nervous
under the sharp advance. wlheh - entirely due 10
the renewed confidence in Governments, both at
home and abroad under the iistterng prospects of
tho success a the Republican party in November
The markot consumed buayant TO tio close
with h,ayy demand foF the bonds
State bond, were buoyant; Bennessoe OE-eoupons
sold at II new bonds 70l; Virginia per cont eX-
coupons 5H: North Carolins eT-conpons, 74l; new
bonds. 80; California "a, 13t. Railway bonds were
Srn Reak Island lists soll At l0l ST. Paul lists, lU2
St Pnul Dds. 90; Great f-ntorn n-ists- nh. Pacific
Mail was steady st l02lalCSi. Express shares CON
tinue dull aud dropping; Adams. as; American.
4si; United States "a; Merchants Union.
22.. At tho Second Board Tennessee ex-
coupons sold at 7OE; North Carolina OK
coupons 7il: now bonds 7St.' Pacific Mall
advanced % 1881: Inted States Express sold Gt az
Railway shares opened with an Improved feeling in
all the lsaling shares New-lork Central sold at
1871; Erie. al Michigan Southern. 81 Northwest
otn shares were firm at 81; St. Paul common sold at
%. and the preferred at Oh. At the Board prices
we're firm Readieg sold Mt 0D, Michigan Southern,
81 St Paul common declined To 81. and the preferred
10 Oh; Toledo and Wabash steady Mt 57i New
Jersey Central sold at 1s8: Fort Wayne. l07i Chi
cago and Alton 1885, the preferred at l5I; Alton and
Tere IIauto g. After the Board the market was
| dull and stesiy. At the 1 o'clock call the market
was lower aud generally weak At the Second Board
New-York Central declined TO 1881; the whole list
declined to per cent; Erie sold at 46i
| The amount Of commission business doing is
very light Old houses complain Of an absence of or
dcrs The market closed weak and lower on the en-
tire list and renewed disposition to press sales was
noticed in all the stocks that are not closely cor
ncrcd. Government bonds closed fair and active
H. r. e.. Issi Reg ll3i ati lUs520Co new 6Sl09 ao9i
u H. g. 1851 Cou.itia ma u = $40 Cou 81 lOsI lO9
4. T. 520 Reg ...l0- 0lh'i T. , 52o, b5....lOJ GUyt
L. % Co '6f llJi dl3i a. g lOiO Reg .lOii D0i!
a. \ $40 Cou Co 100 dl0gi H. b. 0f0 COu ...l0lk los
| u. 5. 620 Cou 'Gj. .llli dlIi
| The following arc Wm Heath & Co.'S last quota
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
PACIFIC RAILROAD (oF MISSOURI SIX PER CENT GOLD


PACIFIC RAILROAD (oF MISSOURI SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS.
Over three millions dollars Of the above loan hay
ing been sold in this market since the LIST inst, beside
several large lots for shipment to Europe, the price
has this day been advanced to par aud accrued inter
est in currency.
The proceeds Of this loan are 10 be applied to pay
mcnt of maturing obligations, and not for extension
of tho road or new Improvements. The bonds VIII
be first mortgage 2S3 miles of road. running from
St. Louis to Kansas City, and have 20 years to run
principal and interest payable in gold. Coupons ma
ture February and August. Net earnings now double
the amount required to meet interest account.
For farther particulars, apply TO
CLARK, DODGE & Co.
No. 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12

stvle ~ travellers trunk for which he claimed pecnm
d. i,.ltsgps DIR R.UclI exhibited specimens Of edge
made cast iron aud steel by placing e eee vi
srliucudcd % form tho edge IN me hoiI anu I I,
iolms perfect weld Samples OF bride BITS made at
New tycn i'm which tho rings are Cl0scu a Wctu'u Y
of lrat aud pressure, were exhibited
D Fcuchtwanger showed some specimens OF silver ore
rr,n CnloraIo Dr. Parmcly read paper upon Cloughs
pefr .ru Gas licht of which au exhibition was given
IN. Tresidcut then read series OF notes upon scientific
t.rs collected bv himself during the vacation, which
,y,r, tiscissed at considerable length by number OF
te ,,bcrs present after which tie meeting adjourned
Uutil Wednesday evening next
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
THE MARKETS.
lc,rshlIr r.portea for The Tribune /

Carehly reported The Tribune . 49,
FRIDAY Sept H. 1868
AslEsA fair inquiry 80 50d 50 o. Pearls nominal
BUILDING MArElALS-Tbere has been particular change Ia
coming heading since last Bricks are hn held
Cement Lime good demand sales OF lOl bbbS Ls IN
good request sales Of O0oO Lumber hn aud fair request Plaster
Of Pdris remains quiet
hut though rather unchanged We quote at from - 10
t1r for Western aud southern, with sales OF 5000 10.
BRlSTES unchanged demand moderate the
steady X from 45c a ~ for American Gray and While
COTIONIhe demand has been moderate aud on the better
3il bales,
ucud ii TO puners 10 10 exporters and 81 10 Spectators we
quote ~ .
Ordinary.,.......2lc Pile. 2Ic Pie
Good Oulnafy ....fAc Eisc &c Ztlc
Nj, ,26l are. 26l a27lc n a2c 21!0!7ic.
COFPgE-A tetteF trade denaOd hls prevailed for Rio oiaym
rather irregular oa grades al1 prime qualities rule y
sales Of ~ bags Hind 36o cH Bella 2B1! etepef aug 5d5
Rah private OtHer styles are da aud nomnAY uu
changed -
CANDLES unchanged Adamnts fair demand om 20
2J sales Of $50 Sperm aud Patent bIn al & Tor the
former. aud aio. for tue latter
DlRN OODS-Fsc is urchanged the demand moderate we quote
In god follows qampco and Mancabo ~ q Saraula
sOa2J; Domingo S25G t5 aud Cabs at t2Sdf LogNood
u We quote gold,
f,ows Honduras 9lB0E9i jamaica t60tlo c aud Laguna
S28ds28 IS Lmawvod selling at eodF9oOi and bAsood t,
pRGs AND DYEs-The leading articles coming uud, this heading
s meet b5ng demand and the market hn At unchanged
prices 1900. -, ,.-,--,s. =, =,
active aud most grades New l023 lower the medium grades
Spg Wba Ertras steady the bbs
kB Sd bB 30 for Old Extra doi 80 80
~ RStA do 100 eaoJ ~ 29b$s for faney do
for the Ion eaten fitta BSb99pN W hs
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12

OS-Aaercnn Lnsd continues steady and We nave han es
tu.nes about gaoas sold at IRON 81 O5d 81 y @ csks ace
bb English dali and prices NOMINAL IN Crude Fsb
activity At ~ prices; noe lhs oS.ma
New Bedford private terms 10 bba
also private terms ard 80 boA here
II O the quotations 'or Whale nd 81 75o,Sl 90 for pen
little change the busRrss s m>terats
rasns 6r aud have 70 note fair blsOoss at fo0 e
"a 50 Spring and Wnsri other Oils quiet
OSS-POrks gn lower but at the cocesson there ha
been activity Ar market closing aa ne sae a.o ss rsss
l4 Primes for EE do and go p SO 80 s hestsrs
Prss Beef steady With moderate business sales of p bhA
bra4s; go 80 for Plain Msss and sse
Beef remains dull aud
nonital 10 the ahsencs whozl hangsts
sale, Of 50 be $40 Ast Cut AeAs
Inquiry for Cg Picked Hans a. lsc Bicoe
prces heavy; sales 30 boxes & for Cusber
R6bd Dressed Hogs little ther
We quote l5sd3c Lard less srm hui fair dnod sales q t
l9A fv No l. 2c for CIV Dot G10lc for fair
prime Steam; Sai 20s k20.c ar Kettle Rendered - . - . . =.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12

or Mnnsssrss tseso 50 ~ Eew 30 80 e57tio for shppI.s
ONO, % I3gslOs9 for Trade do 80 SoGsl0 for xs,
do. do. ara sioSsla % r., s. LOUIS '' R,9.s
20 @ st sss m susroR sRs R RToaI 9'i. ,. a. & SGD Il. ,
YER gl sale 81 2 bb. At ~ 2a 40 81 for onary oos
Virginia agI - JOa$O 50 r Extra snd Famg MARYLAND ,e3 D.
"a S Corn fsi Me /. : 10 ls sa5 ana s I ' % l s q e s
- 7~s for yellow wssterni &c o Crofoots whisi sS 50
FEEDTle market coauus' firm ard hsy,hsd f business 10
Sb'o,aa. sad 2@S9 aS for Ndos. ' 'D'''' ''o
FbATHERS-Ihere has been moderate bunes in p'n. sas
GRAISTe wheat market dy prices are io.ss
SoT Wip,r the Gema e mai3l, ir Was tSe & s1% ars % M z
bush At ~ for No M~ssSee al i6e railroad ipot s2 oi S4%
extra quality; ~ Mcqsn latter rate e,
1SI su ~ % Bsy a Bs % IS @ 1 d III az % g.r
9a q TO- % s. ! ?. I, Gs s. sT S w. s ,s, % % s & %
deeo Oh 3d. at o sSuihen At &C. spd New Western csgo
8 Corr /. les. active dull the
Saye ihs sdvsnsc. 0 The .ie are 50 o b,S eog boo .s
Cnsouud at III lGd ~ p, Nes Neen Mixed at 81 AGSi 2s
GUENIEs without muc ange isnasl tr both Bag s
Cloth moderate We note sales At ~ gI9,c for the former and Ato
fAY-Tbe receipt, ar. nor. liberal and With falling th. .
s2s9 Ts9 5 . si s. s Of T @ & & sspn .T .Id S I
d. 6G7oe Retail lots al aS 70 ios sOOi quality common H
HOPs-he Old crop Gec continues dn price. o..
nominal at from 5a2nc bt hFue~ crop s there gd inquiry
for home consumption, AID 'he market iu at om iS5JSc
HIDIs-Drv Eastern buy.r.
r1c-pt frl prvous Bueno
Nontevo 2alilc, gold S-sSteD steady ami in good 10
quest at I3t0 BE. currency.
H0NETcnbs eoDnu 10 fT demand at f prices We luo..
52a53c gold, ia hOnJ ami 7Jd 10a gold duly paid
HEMP-Therr has been Manli;
half to aud balance the SPOT c
market I.f Other kinds quiet az former p1ces.
LEATHBRlye hear Of steady market M al kinds
good doing though With fair tie stock
ed redrcon Ienock Lgh ana Middle Rio Gnie Baenos
Aes 28029c DO Heavy 2702Sc Oak SGec Bellies 23d1a
E.tue ehter. il r0neb 3f0fc
AETALsTbe market for American ngo Copper has
unsettled the only moderate pnes however
Of 1909 including Baltimore P0rtsg Lske aud
Yellow Metal ulehsuged. Pig Iron shows gt
Vya the demand owing material reduction Va t stock togh
receipts, both present aud propece have
close fr Pig Lead has met With active densnd from munfe
urers prices Of Sprer Nails and Shot
changed PIX Tin very prices have ruled fn ~
Plates unchanged IN value TIE %
man is moderate We quote:
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
THE POLYTECHNIC BRANCH OF THE AMERICAN
INSTITUTE.

The Polytechnic branch of the American In
stue which adjourned during the hot weather
resumed its regular weekly meetings on Thursday
evening last in Room No q Cooper Institute President
1fman taking the chair read interesting address
n which he sketch Of the proceedings Of the late
Convention OF the American Association for the Advance
tnent OF Science at Chicago AT the conclusion OF the
address, the discussion OF discoveries and inventions
being ia order Mr. Coffee exhibited combined let
lerbOx aud directory, designed for large buildings in
which there number OF offices. Zach tenant has
his letter box opened by peculiar key, while the
cover OF the box serves direction by which TO find
tIe Of it's Owuer. NT. Hudson displayed o new
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
CLEVELAND AND PrrTsEURGH RAILRoAD COMPANY
CaNsOLID ATED, SINKING PUND,
MORTGAGE BONDS.

MORTGAGE BONDS.
PAYABLE NOVEMBER l. 1900.
Interest al the rate of seven per ceat payable aG
the Office of the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
on tho lst Of May and lst of November.
Tho undersigned now offers 100000 Of the above
described bonds, carrying interest from the lst OF
MAY last T. c. ROL5rON. Pres,
No. &c ExehanGe-placs.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
Nrw-voRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER - 1868

Railroad for the first week in September were as
follows:
1858 sl3le6 "a 1s67.. s3i95 OF 59i q
The Reading Railroad Company arc Telaying
the curves of their road where the heaYest wear and
tear occurs. with steel rails. The rails imported
from Manchester. England
The following is the movement In Dry Goods for
the week
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
FAMILY MARKETS.

FRIDAY. sept II. lSm
% ar. markets tbs week couanei hesv boz.
ever grapes pums The grape season has fairly "nmened ne
corner stands already loaded with The reius OF cbesp
lois some which 5c per ~ while rea good Coueerds are
worth 2od25c some The bgh priced dealers with say
clusters were selling At Dc DraWaes bnag 90
pnms are abundant ard salt hut cheap Tie ordinary
rple plum is selling a I'll 25d III 80 per peach basket shhs
"a and SO 81 obaecd for The sne, large e. plum
Peaches arc scarce good bringing - WITH extras AtdtA
peach basket ~ good Flemish Beauty pears sells Tor V 9 80
Bar,eit. - pd ~ Abse Maiden Blush .ppts costs seas
Sweet poses hgher owing TO scarcity, aholsanE AZ Toa 20
per bb The hot weather especially hsTd on me c on
lamb wee sold than hsyc thea OF on we dcss
hands Common ,An mutton aud lamb are very abundant
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
And the following for Railroad bonds:

Money remains unchanged at SAB per cent on call,
with largo offerings at per cent on miscellaneous
securities.
Sterling Exchange is steady at quotations. We
quote London 60 days. 100! alO9! London, sight.
IO9ialO9!; London, commercial, lOSldl0S! Paris,
long 5.ls, ,G5lG!; Paris short 5lGi a51li; Antwerp
5.2Oa5.1S.; Swiss, 62Oa5lSl; Hamburg, &!a3jI ;
Amsterdam. 4O.aiOi; Frankfort, 4O.aiO.; Bremen,
79la79l; Berlin, 7liaT..
Frcights dull TO Liverpool. by steamer, 81
hhds. Tobacco at POS.
The weekly report Of the Bank of France shows
as we learn by Atlantic Telegraph that the amount
of bullion in vault has decreased l2,OOO,OOO francs
since last week.
The coal tunnage of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad was, for first week in September:
1868 siO5 229 1867. s7630l Increase. s2ss sos
The earnings Of tho Toledo. Wabash and Western
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
AZ coon AsfrnR BEsr.

PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD.
The Rockford. Rock Island, and 81 Lonis Rallroad
Company offer limited amount only OF their { list
Mortgage Bonds at %. and accrued interest III cur
Tency. - 1
Tho bonds pay seven per cent interest-Feb. l and
Aug In gold com. free Of Government tar ne
principal also is payable in gold. They have hity
wears to run and convertible INTO stock az the
option Of the holder. A sinking fund Is PROVIDED
sufficient TO pay OH the whole mortgage at maturity.
Each bond is for 81 ,0OO fsB0 sterling interest
is payable in New York or London at the option OF
the holder.
only lien upon the COmpanys entire line Oh
r0ad-which raVerses the finest district Ck ILLINOIS,
upon its franchises, rolling stock. ana othsf properly
and upon all its coal lands OF which II controls
over 20 900 acres estimated 70 contain lOOOOO tuns
of coal These lands on the completion OF the road.
would probably sell for sul suiIcenr to letlre tS
For ali the Coal the Company can produce thoro
il a ready market 1000 miles of railway and the
population Of squage miles of territory be
supplied with fuel from les mines, more readily and
cheaply than from any ether quarteE.
large part of the means required In the construc-
tIon of this road is derived from ssOck subscriptions
Over 81 $4,000 has been already expended upon the
line from this source alone, and subscriptions 10
the capital stock are now pledged suiilclent tOpay
the whole cost of the road with the exception OF SUI
perstrcture and rolling stock leaving the proceeds
of the bonds To be applied 10 these purposes ana 10
the purchase of coal lands.
OF the entire line l65 miles are now graded. The
work IS proceeding rapidly and successfully. ~ Is
intended 10 have the first division of 80 miles, giving
an outlet 20 the coal. operation by Jan. |, and
the whole line within one year.
The estimated earnings of the road, with IT'S coal
business are threefold what will be required to pay
interest on its bonds.
The Trustee for the Bondholders is the UNION
Trust COMPANY Of NewIOrk.
At the present price of gold, the bonds pay an IN
come of over 10 per cent in currency
For sale at the Office of the Company, No. II W all
81. Governments and other securities received IN eX-
change at market rates. H. II. BooDY, treasurer
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12

CoLUMBUs. CHICAGO. AND INDIANA CENTRAL RAIL
WAY COMPANY FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND 40
YEARS SEVEN PER CENT COUPON BONDs, INTEREST
PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER IN THE CITY oP NEW
YoRK-Ths road il about COO miles in length, with
unsurpassed connection, passes through the most
populous and richest agricultural sections Of the
States Of Ohio. Indiana and Illinois, and It's trailc
receipts IL is believed will prove ample in any
tnpcncy not only to provide for the prompt payment
of It's interest and other liabilities but also for salts
factory dividends TO its stockholders. The Bonds
can bo registered at tho office Of the Company in
New-York Parties desiring to invest in these Bonds
can obtain the same together with any tnrther IN
formation that may be desired, application to the
undersigned WM X. FOSDICK, at ST. Nicholas Ma
tional Bank No 7 Wall-st.: IT, A. MURDOCH, at Con
tinental National Bank No. Nassaust; JOIN a.
IsELIN & Co., No 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
BeefIaus, q bN IS % q .

y change n note IN our Hsrket
3 are fiif at quotations. Aruvsh
er is warm AID the demand paFslJ
quote:
.Ohio. 6ne West. Reserve. STfn
Common 10 Medluia.......2 .23aa
Middle and SouiheTB......5efH
Pcunsylvsnia, Fne, pails....tSd4
Common .........s,....... 70 ga
Indiana and m good frkius. 35ds
Common 20 Pair Wesiera.... q f9l
Choice Western. 0dSl
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
Bauca eold. q n......25i8 90
-. % "a oHN

Cut. .4dsd. .plOO iD.B5 Is n - -
Chucn, A. 100 d.. 9 II "a - .
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12

BTTTER-There n scaTce7T :
Western sin light receipt. and pms
Of state not heavy. bat as tie neat
local. prlccs are hardly - firm. w
State OranFe County ard klT.
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TpE GnsAr FALLS IcE CoNrArY.-A visit
TO the extensive houses OF this company, on
Analostan island, must satisfy any one that
the crop Of ICE there ,tSred Is ,hs 5est s ,Sd
company, and the stock sufficient 10 supply
the wants Of this District during the re-
mainder Of the summer. Through the enter
deed feel grateful IN being enabled to promise
a supply Of the needful luxury Of Ice, at such
low prices as u is now furnished, and the
promptness Of Its delivery should commend
The patronage OF cur citizens generally.
AsxALL Row.--on Sunday night a small
row occurred on the corner OF Bridge and
Green streets, when ofi,eer Rodgers proceeded
to quell the disturbance. In the endeavor the
with tho aid Of some citizens, In securing ID.
UConnor and X. Hanon, who were arralgned
before Justice Buckley, on tho charges OF dis
oficer. The accused were fined I'll each.
| ALARM or FInR.-About O'Clock yesterday
morning, an alarm OF hrc was caused by the
burning OF bureau In the dwelling OF Charles
Dudley, 81 Market street. The damage sus-
| quantity Of clothing, valued at about tl0o.
| The origin Of the hre 10 not known. The
steamer Addison was promptly on the ground
but her services were not needed.
MERCHANTS ExcuAsoR.-There waa good
steady. The oiferlngs Of wheat reached 400
bushels red wheat, with sales at t2.5o, t270l<
e2.e2, and $40. % corn, there were 40,
white and yellow at sl.o7X per bushei. ~ o..
| ASNIvEnsARY CELEnnATIoN. = Yesterday
| the Anniversary celebration Of Hope Lodge
No. 1, Good Samnritans, (colored,) was ceie
| brated at Kalorams. A number OF the friend
ofthe lodge participated in the festivities.
sTHAMERs To.pAr.-The steamships e. g
here this morning. Also, the George II Stout
from Philadelphia, and the Columbia, fron
| Baltimore. ... .Hr ...
THE CAHAL.-There was quito q number o
canal boats arrived yesterday, principally lade
with -four, grain, bark, and stone. go
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

EBBITT HOUSED. q. WILLARD.
9 FsasS wae sss.s S:.iod fss a.5JSSiTS
Brooklyn II Whittlesey and son, winches,
M yf wSse RSdssr M, Ell eso p s.as.
Va; Hon = T Frelinghu ysen, N J; 4 II Smith,
"A Dup sS Us A Nv WssitnsY, n n az
MSn aGs K TIs. M Ps sSI MA Jsm.s
M, ls WP Msrsden, Phil.dslps,,j r An
wILLARDs' HoTEL.-syKEs d onsDwIcE;
pupuy, New York; John Mann, Psilsdsiphis,
IOWA. wan Lew fs ai sG Pfss
burg, Pa; John ID white, ST Louis, Mo, J W
Piper, U s A, Hon Leonard Myers, Philadel.
Ra oIs Hail SfpS santon PhsdspSi M a
Gen Meade, U s Al Dol Meade, Y A, Capt
MeKibben, A; George W white, Phila-
HARDWOOD HousE-Krso.
Palmer, U Al Thos L Long, Pittsburs, Jno
Turner and Joseph X Clements, New Orleans;
mon S Dr. II II If Pratt and LADY, Va, Geo p
Faunce,. Philadelphia, s NJ Emory, u s A;
Jas Halves and McKendree, Nashville;
N.Y. Peter Hartman, DR. s p Young and
| family, John Leech Emory J Thorpe and Jas
Neele, Philadelphia.
METRoPOLITAN-Porrs 4 snxLLur.
D H Rixby,. Jas A Monheimer, Thos b Arten,
Y A. Chas, Beunos Ayrcsi Dr. A Baldwin, WIN
Parker, 4 g Eli, NY g Rowland, sToShIypn;
Preston, Md o q Myers, Savannah, Ga, Hon
George II Parker, wife, and daughter; !
]; Elias Block, ohioi y o weleh, q ii Bru.
man, Washington college, Va; W Z Bucking.
ham, Baltimore; W 4 Frahslow, West Va.
| OWEN HOUSES. W. OwEr.
| NJ Edmunds, NY w X Longman, L MAS
GERS, West Vat A J Vincent, Baltimore, Md;
| W L O'Leary, NY; N y Higgs, yai Il @ Hall,
Md Jas Cocy, California q @ Rush, NY; W
s Cochran, Philadclphiaj ID Ramsey, city.
| BUNKER'S AVENUE HOTEL.
| FL France, Georgetown, ID U; ID Il Murphy,
philadelphia Col Holt, A, X Ould, jr,
Baitimore, W N Omey, Baitimore; w Shy
| M Haneson, Va.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STArEs PATEST orriGs,0


On tho petition OF ALEXANDER HAY. ad minlstrator
OF the estate Of NJ C. A. Mollior deceased OF Phila
deiphia, Pa. praying for the extension Of patent
granted 10 tho SAID Mellier the 18Th day OF May,
1857, (said patent was al granted In France, Aug
!, 1854, and In England, Oct, 20, 1891 for an i'm
prOVenent in Making PAPER Pulp, for seven years
place on the 9Th day q August, 1865;
II IL ordered that the snid petition be heard at
the Patent Otice on MONDAY, the 9Oth day Of
July next, at II o'clock, u, and all persons are
notified 10 appear and show cause, II any they
have, why said petition ought not to DO granted
Persons opposing the extension arc required 10
ao in the Patent Oiice their objections specially
SGT forth In writing, ut least t1s1ty days before the
day OF heArnRi all testimony hled by either party,
to be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the Jules OF the
ulicc, " hch will DO furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as test
lnony, must be hled In the ONCE tiotRfy days be-
fore The day Of hearlngi the arguments, II any
within ten days after nlinE tho testimony, ,
Ordered, also, that this notice be publsbed In thu
RRpUBLicAS and the Iateilfosncsr, Washington,
D, G., aud 10 the Telegraph, Philadelphia, Pa.
once week for three successive weeksi the hrst o
aid pgbliestions 70 beat least sixty days pTsySOu
mylI.Msi Acting commissionor Of Patents.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PArEsT OFFICE

W AhhlNuIuh, may
On tho petition Of WILLIAM d. AsDGEws, OIL New
York, y, pray Ing for the extension Q! patent
Improvement In Centrifugal Pumps, for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent, which taxes
place on the 22d day Of August, 1873,
Is ordered that the said petition be heard az the
Patent ollce on MONDAY, the g7th day Of J9ly
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to he granted.
file In the Patcut Occ their objections, specially
set forth ~ Writing, a. least tosniy days before
party, TO be used At the said hearing must be tkel
aad iransmi'teh 70 Win thH rules OF tue
Dispositions and GtherpapeTs, relied upon a. testl'
mony, must be lled IN the Office tOstty days bGiuEt
ten days Pftcr ding the testimony. .,,..
Ordered, also thgt this notice be puhlshed IA Iht
RgrrBLIcAS and the .TRttlltg,aCSr, Wellington,
D G.. and IA the Itigs, New YORK; New fI Il
once \ week for three successive WeeksI IN
first Of said publlcRtlnn, to DO At least Sixty day
proyioGs 10 the day ofhcariuC. =, srorr,
my21-wA Acting Commissioner Of Pntents.