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red and encouraged by q

nations, should be fostsrsd and encouraged By .
liberal aud just policy.
"l2. This convention declares i's sympathy
with all tho oppressed people who are straExiisx
for their rights." ..s
"RsSoLvsp, That we highly commend the spIrlt
Of magnanimity aud forgiveness with which men
who have served the rebellion, but now frankly
and honestly cooperate with us In restoring the
peace u the country, aud lreoonstfueting the
Southern State governments upon the basls Of I'm.
partial Justice aud equal rights, are received
back into the communion Of the loyal people, and
We favor the removal Of the aliaoations and
restrictions imposed upon the late rebels In the
Same measure ss the spirit Of loyalty will direct,
NJ may DO consistent With the safety Of the loyal
people," tCries u 0oodi goodl1 .i
"hssoLvnp, That we recognise the great prin
ciples laid down In the immortal Declaration OF
Independence ne the true foundation OF democratic
governments aud We hail with giadness every
effort toward ,aaking those principles living
reality on every inch Of American poil.' n
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Let those who have detected the premature evil
denoes Of ago~-the teil-tale whitening Of the
locks, the unnatural thinning Of tho covering
which nature designed should be preserved 20
tho period Of dissolution, lese time In securing
bottle Of "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Rsstera-
tive" tho great antidote to badness, gray hair
and wigs.--Banalo Express. i.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

..
For Representative,
HENRY d. WEIR.
For Treasurer,
CAPT. DANIEL SHAFER. arr
. For Sheriff.
LIEUT.. WILL X. LEE. ais
For Recorder
JOHN II. RICHTER
For Commissioner.
DANIEL BARBER.
For Real Estate Appraiser,
JESSE MONTGOMERY.
For Surveyor
THEODORE +. DAVIS.
For Coroner,
JOHN II. wI6GANs- -
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ron Rev. {. \. fenday,

From Rev. {. n. feRdaS
Lsststaaf Editor ChristleR Chroaic!s PAfiads-
I have derived secidet benent from the use Of
HooAauds German Bitlers, aud feel u my privilege
b. recommend theL. 4 most vasshls tonic, 10 All
who are suffering from general debility or from
diseases arising from arrangement OF the liver.
Yours truly
L D. FEHDALL.
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TrLoRArH srArIoxs.-Thc following is a
correct statement OF the nre alarm telegraph
stations IN tho cityi
9. Third street east and L street south.
9. Eighth street cast and Virginia avenue.
4. Eleventh street east and Pcnnsylyauis
avenue.
.: Seventh street east and Pennsylvania
3. Fifth street east and A street south.
7. Police Station, Eighth precinct, Filth
.. Sixth street east and H street north.
u. Second street east and X street north,
10. Second street east and East Capitol
street.
IL. No. Engine House Capitol Hill,
IS. Second street west and street south.
west, and II street south.
II. Four.and.a-halfs street west and NJ street
'o ls E,.v.,,, .,rc., ives, and M,rv,,r,
avenue.
land q, avenue; ,,.,, -, Ma, ,,,,.u .,..
rs y s;,S Ss R.,i
r. NO. Hook and Ladder House, Massa-
-, 70 fourth street west ana New YORK ave-
nue. u. s,.,, ,,
81 s.v.,,h .,r.s, ve.t and NJ ,,ro., most,
%. Tenth street west and II street north: !
Seveh.n s.reei WEI ,,a sna ., sme s norm nortni
Of; four-and-a-hau street west ana fennsyF
wanna IN VENUE
e. Seventn Mreet West anu ~ street south.
e Bank 81 Warrington, Louisiana avenue.
60 gent ,,si, HuaIa- nouse, NJ .,
90 Iwenth stteet west anu street noIth'
sS' NweiItn steet west ana stteet notth.
n, 90. ~. = engine mouse, Dhreet notth ana
iweih sreet WEI. ,,.., 49,,
~ S vn Depsttmeht, four'eehth street,
IL mnla,us hoteI;
~ ~ HigEs banh, rhteenth rree' west ana
new ao.k avenue. ...,,
u Y,h sMee. we u n seet nGr.n'
80, hipelnis Englne.house' Niheteehth ~
west anu sreet norm. ,,..
20. 40; ! Engine-nopse, SiNteenth street
west anu Nreet norm =,
~. Sixteen'ahu'h-hah street west anu
st Ie m not.n .,.. ., 40, NJ ,.
Twentieth street west ana M street
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
' No al cAssfsuT s1nsHr. '


PHILADELPHIA, October 20, 1865,
Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposals for Sup
plies,n Wilt b.. received At this once until IL
o'clock. M, on the 10th OF November for furnish
iub the United States Navy DEPARTMENT with the
following articles, to be Of the best quality, and
subject to, inspee!ion bX the Inspecting onieer at
the Philadelphia Navy Yard, where they are to be
delivered Tree Of expense u tie Government, for
which security must be given;
FOR BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION, ETC.
White Oak Plank, lei. 900 BID. IT,. from to sinch
White Oak Logs. 2,soI cubic H.. Il aud ls.inch
square, 40 to 80 II, long.
White Ash, j, 200 bd. II. 2inch,
white Pine, 300 u. IT,, ) inch. ]? to Il inches
White Pine. 5000 BID. feet. by inohes-Dsek
Yellow Pine Plank. q, OcO bd. 4. II, sIuehe. wide.
yellow Pine Plank, S,7sO BID. H., Deck Plauf.
yellow Pine Iog.. $50 cubic #. . l5by inches
Round Iron. u. cS'isS. from 4 to ~ inches
Iron Spikes, Is, 500 lbs, wrought, from c to e..
inches.
Separate pI9PSssls will be received for the white
Spikes. specification eau be examined at the
Comma ndAnts once, In the Navy Yard, and ne
oer will be received not In strict conformity there
with.
Blank forms for proposals can be obtained At this
Office H. NJ. HlESkELL,
uovf.d PaymasteT U. b. Navy.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

OFFICE CHIBF QUARTERMAsTER,l
DISTRICT or ARKANSAS, Z
LITTLE Rock. Oct. n, 1853,
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, arc invited aud
will be received at this office until IL o'clock. m.
on MONDAY, the sd of November, 1865, for sup
plying the United States QuartermAster's Depart
ment at Washington, Ark, with Forage until the
LIST day Of July, 1859,
The Hay. or Fodder aud Corn (ebout IS tons Of
Hay or Fodder, aud 2,l00 bushels Of Corn) 70 be Of
and in such quantities as the Post QuartermAstcr
may require for use,
The United States reserves the right to reject any
Proposals to be endorsed proposals for Forage
at Wellington, Ark, and addressed TO the under
signed. -
By command Of Breyet Major General Z II.
Rousseau. Il. IL. BATCHELDEk, =,
Byt. Col. aud Chief Quartermaster, District of
Arkansas noy7.td
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.



CHtRP QUARTERAAsTER's OFFICE, I
FoRr GIBSON, @. ~. Oct 20, ISIS.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
at this ohss until noon on WEDNESDAY. tho 18th
day OF ember, 1865, for furnishing the Quarter
masters pepartment with supplies, to be deliv'
FORT RRBUCKLE, G. N. ONE THOUSAND
CORDS OF WOOD.
All bids to furnish the above must be for sound,
merchs ntable hard Wood. subject 70 the inspec'
ton Of the Officer or agent OF the United States re-
Zach bid must be accompanied by q good and
sufficient guarantee from two responsible parties,
setting forth that In the event OF Its acceptance
they will give ample security for the faithful per-
Torrance OF the same.
The right to reject any or al bids that may be
Proposals must be plainly iudorsed "Propotals
Fort Gibson, G, N.
Payment 10 hs made In Government funds on
delivery Of the Wood, or as soon thereafter rs
funds shall be received for that purpose.
Delivery TO commence on or before December 10,
1862 and TO continue at a rate OF not less than 90
cords per month until the contract Is filled.
~ ''''' '' "A. i. ROCKWELL.
Byt 1t, Col. and A. O. NJ. U. S. A, Chief Q, N.
District |, T. nOy7-td
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RoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
oyYlcu OF ASSISTANT QuARrEKxAsrER.U .sA,,
No. 1850 0IRARD STREET,
~ kraY., S MSjsT spSr as
Rueker. ASS slant opartermaster General, y; A.,
s9e% PrSFTitUhRss SH be G
the sehuyikiII Arsenal, OF the following articles
Letter papcr-l2 Ss. Psns ruling; S9 rs S.n,: n
u his. spens ruling. $50 reams. -,
ans; pens ruling y Sheets lO'
roo.eap rnps 70 y D.. Dfls sS r"tns. 5 Essn
IL MS, unruled, 100 TeAms.
F FfiS1pp o pa Fsp;s !. Ss ~ itSR Ps.u
N''' lbs. unruied, 100 Teahs,
spvsi"gge rPapperSy5 rs. ssa5 inches, % reams
Legal CAP Pass.t bS sIIs ss.s in a, per
RnvoiSpes. ibua1 size. sxsi In .Hs per sam
Envoiopssg oasIsI tbur1 size. s.xa,. in. as per
Envoic pesG6Ssisi dun size. oxi in. as per sam
Eavclapsss CbuGl size, lO,4x4'4 In as per
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT (buGl size, llx4ii In .o' per
Letter Gcpyihs Books. letter size, 2ss.
Lead Peueiis-Nes, !. 2, aud s. faber's)s Is gross
Pencils-Rcd and blue, 10 gross
pegs-oots Nos SSi and "a g. 100 gross sSSH
=" - or, glass stopper. . gross
Black, " quarts, gross,
:. Carriers, plnts, gross:
" Copying, Arnold's, quarts, gross
Muctage-Quarts, 4 gross;
oaies TNpe-No D. Y yards Gh'h' So s. S5 HisS'''
All of the above named articles will be req red
~ be Of the best quality, When samples are fII
they will DO required 10 be like the sample,
aud must be delivered at the sohuylkill Arsenal,
II Is also to be Understood that one fourth 90 Of
tho quantity of the several articles REQUIRED must
be delivered within thirty 1901 days from the date
Of contract the balance within sixty to) days from
Samples Of the articles proposed to be furnished
will be submitted by parties bidding, ,,
The right Is reserved OF rejecting al BIDS dreme.
unreasonable. and also Of accepting the lowest bid
on any Of the articles required. -, ,,,,,
Payment will be made at the end Of each month
for all the articles furnished during the m9hth,
Any additional Information desired Will be lur
uishsd % application to the undsrsignedi
no7.td Breyet Col. and A. Q. NJ. U. s. A.
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PROPOSALS FOR LODGE.
OFFICE CHIEF ouARrERaAsTER.
nHnIRIMENI OF I.nuIaIANl

UfPIcE CHIBf VUARrERNAsTER,
DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA, :
NEw ORLEANS, LA Oct. 81, 1865.
Sealed proposals are invited and will be recei yed
at this Office until D. m. SATURDAY the 18th da y
Of November, 1868, FOR furnishing the material and
WOODEN PoRTERs' LODGE
at the National Cemetery at Alexandria, La.
Plans and specifications can be seen at this Office,
and at the once Of Lieutenant II Purcell, Acting
Assistant Quartermaster, at Alexandria. La.
Completion OF building will be required within
thirty 1901 days from date OF award OF contract,
Bids will DO opened at time above stated and bid
ders are invited to be present.
The United States reserves the right IL reject any
or all bids.
Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals for
Lodge and addressed to the unaersigned.
By order Of the QuArtermasteT Generally s.A.
CHAS II. TOMPKINS,
Breyet Brig. Gen. aud Chief QuArtermAster, De-
partment OF Louisiana. no7-td
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THOMAS n. AGNEw;

$50 and ae2 GREENWICH ST. NY,
Has reduced The prices Of Teas, CoGees, sugars.
Flour. and all kinds Of Groceries from Toto
~ per cent.
Best Japan Tea, 81.
Best English Breakfast Tea, N.
Speudid Oolong Tea, 90 cents
loo bbls Flour, all ~ AIDES, from ell upwards.
ii, 06O gallons Molasses, all grades, from 10 cents
upwards,
gars all grades, at TehneTs prices and every thing
used In every family cheaper and better than any
store In New York.
THOMAS n. AuNEW occupies his own store.
owns the property, and has no rent to payi Imports
and buys exclusively for cash, meyer gave note In
his life. consequently he can undersell any house
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Tue SURRATT CAsR.-It Is to be regretted
that the Court IN bdHc have no right, by law,
to entertain an appeal In this important case,
We are satisfied that Judge Wylie'r opinion
would have been reversed II the Court had
been permitted by the law to entertain the
appeal They neither express nor Intimate
an opinion sustaining the decision Of Judge
Wylie. We are pleased to know that the
statute of Limitation does not apply. In these
days of lawlessuess 1t is but proper that these
cases should not be treated lightly, and 1t Is
to be regretted that the Government will be
mcnt. with tho opinion OF the Court before
US, we may be pardOned for saying that Judge
Wylle shOnli have gratincd the wish OF the
District Attorney and should have certified
hts judgment to the Court in bdnc.
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DEPARTMEET OF THE INTERIOR,

WAsHIN0TON, D, G., Oct, 7, I6b5,
On tho petition Of FANNY HOLMES, Of whitehall,
New York, executrix OF the estate Of John Z,
NeWcOmb, deceased, praying for the extension Of
a patent granted the said John L. NewcOmb on the
Drain HaryestersI
ills ordered that said petition be heard this
office the 18th day OF December next. Any erson
may oppose this extension, Objections, post
tiOls, and other papers should be hled In this Of
3. H. HODGES,
octl3.Tuyw Acting Commissioper Of Patents.
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MgS's Light and Dark Mixed Business Suits,
all wool, ten, twelve, fifteen, eighteen, twenty,
twenty-five, and thirty dollars suit. Boys
Suits hive, six, seven, eight, nine, and ten dol
lars q suit, all wool, at the celebrated Oak
Hall, 404 Seventh street, second door below
Smiths. Don't mistake the place,
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ITNITEp STATES PATENT OFFICE,

y wAsHISGroS, ID, c., september !, 1865.
on the petition OF CTRgSus WHEELER, IT., Of
Auburn, n; X, praying for the extension OF pat
emit granted him the 9Th day Of December, 1854,
reissued January ), 1884, IN seven divisions, mum
berel S6, 30, 81, SIS, s7l, ~ Sl' and reissue
numbered So. again resisted May II, 1851, and
numbered 900, for an Improvement In Grain and
Grass HAryosters!
II Is ordered that said petition be heard at this OF.
dee on the sd day Of November next, Any person
may oppose this extension, Objections, deposit
lions and other papers should DO filed In this o1eo
twenty days rCfOTO the day OF hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
ss7-M3S Commissioner Of Patents
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l WAsHIS0ToS, October q, 1855.
On the petition OF TnADDEus sELLECK, Of Green.
wCh Coma, praying for the extension OF patent
grAutod 10 him on the Bth day OF January, lhoa,
2nr au Improvement IN Method Of Working Frank
Turtle ore; .,,
office on the llih day Of January next, Any per-
son may oppose this extension, otpeclols, usPv
sltOua, aud other papers should 70 ntel III 'h''
oiicc twenty days before tho day " heaIng
''ANo '"'"'' wv ELISHA fOUTE,
,,o, N2,y J,tuu!ssIuneT OF Patent6.
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MRs's Light and Dark Mixed Business
Suits, all wool, ten, twelve, fifteen, eighteen,
twenty, twenty-five, and thirty dollars q suit.
Boys Suits, five, six, seven, eight, line, and
Oak Hall, 40+ Seventh street, second door be-
low Smith,s. DON'T mlsthke the place.
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ECONOMY IS WEALTH. Therefore we advise
our readers, who are in want OF Gents fur
nishing goods, to so to Marble Hall, No. lSs
Seventh street, opposite the Patent ONCE, the
popular proprietors Messrs, Franc Il Goldman,
having just purchased large quantities Of tine
merino undershirts and drawers from New
York auctions, which they will sell at 20, 10,
Us, and rs cents, and a fine article for 81. White
shirts, hosiery, gloves, neck-ties, scarfs, &C.,
of the fneat grades, aud at the lowest prices
We defy competition. v
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Notices of Patents.

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WARRINGTON, ID. e, October %, 1sSs.
On the petition Of wILLilN r. SHAW. Of Boston,
Massachusetts, praying for the extension OF u
patent granted him on the ed day OF January, 1855
for an Improvement In Gas Heater;
Il Is ordered that said petition be hca I'd at this
Office on the llth day OF January next. Any per
son may oppose this extension. Objections, depo-
sittOns, and other papers shOuld be nled in this
office twent ydays before the day u hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
OcS-W3t Commissioner Of Patents.
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ITNIrhp STATES PATENT oFFICE.

I NIILU bTA ID TATENT UFFTOE,
- wAsHISuroS, d, C.. September 0, 1855.
On the petition of JANIS u. SIMPSON, Of Brook
Ign, New York, praying for the extension Of pa e
tent granted him the 9th day OF December, 1854,
for an Improvement in Dry Docks:
II Is ordered that said petition be heard At this
office on the I'D day Of November next, Amy person
may oppose this extension. Objections, deposi-
Uons and other papeIs should DO died In this office
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
'"'' ' ELISHA FOOTE,
sepII.Fgw Commissioner Of Patents.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT oFPICE,
" WAsHIsdToS, d. c., Oct. 2, 1858.
On the petition OF AMBROSE FOSTER, OF Laura:
vile, Nd, for himself and the representatives OF
sion OF q patent granted to the said Ambrose Fos-
ter, on the 18th day Of January, 1855, for an i'm
Il i. ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office on the 2lst day Of December next. Any
person may oppose this extension, objections,
deposltiOns, and other papers, should be nled In
this Office twenty days before the DAY, q hearing
oets. WSM Acting CommissioneT Of Patenls.
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FUNERAL OF Mus. ELIZABETH A. KELLY.-
At three O'Clock yesterday afternoon the fune-
raj OF MTs. Elizabeth A. Kelly, wife of the late
William NJ. Kelly, of the detective force, took
place from St. AIoysius' church, Of which Mrs.
X. WAS member. The funeral services were
pronounced at the church by Father Long
street, and the intermcnt took place at Glen
wood Cemetery beside the remains OF her late
ceased, the detective force, undor charge Of
Lieutenant John +, Kelley, acted as pail
bearers, the late husband OF Mrs. X having
been worthy member OF the corps.
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COUNCILS Board Of Aldermen. A regular
meeting Of the Board was held last night, at
which the following business was disposed OF:
Joint report OF committees OF conference con-
ce snn,s the heating OF the station.house was
Common Council resolution to repair a
breach 10 the Upper Falls road was passed;
Court Resolution in favor Of the Industrial
Home School was referred to McThomas; res.
olution abatlng a certain nuisance on the
premises OF Brook Mater was rejected. Ad.
Iourncd.
Common Councn.-A full Board were pres.
ent, DR.. Cragin In the chair. A communica-
tion was received from the Mayor enclosing
the bill Of the Levy Court for the towns pof-
tion OF the fuel BILL for the Orphans Court.
Mt, Vernan presented the petition OF John
p. Fister and Others, asking q remission OF
Also, a resolution to lease piece Of ground
on Pennsylvania avenue extended to John J.
Bogue. Referred to the Recorder for his
opinion.
Also, a resolution to repair a breach In the
Upper Falls road. Passed.
Mr.. Collins ION Claims) asked to be dis
petition Of Z. @. Brown Agreed to.
Mr.. Hamburg offered a resolution In favor
Of the Industrial Home School: Passed.
Mr oS G fss or SEsS ,Gu p sS pay for
A resolution relating to the heating OF the
new new prison house, and sppropria'ins siio
therefor, was adopted.
Mr.. Peck reported, on behalf OF the School
Committee, a statement from the board of
guardians relating to contracting for the Pros
pect street school, and submitting a resolution
OF inquiry. The report was accepted and the
resolution adopted.
Mr.. English offered a resolution for abating
8 nuisance, in relation to filling up certain
lot. Passed.
Mr.. Clements offered a resolution relating
TO warming the new market-house during the
winter. Passed.
The Board then adjourned.
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DEMoyAL-MRs. GRIFFITH HAS REMOVED
IL her Fashionable Dress and Cloak making Rs-
tablisqm6ht to No $50 street, near Ebbitt House,
MrF q. has secured the services OF lady part
ner from frst'clars house In London, England,
nOYi-lWI
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PREpARE FoR wINrER-PRICEs down.
Good merino undershirts and drawers, 80, GO,
81, 81 so and tl.75; good cotton socks, pair for
Is oentsj extra heavy cotton and woollen
socks, from rs cents UPWARDS; good white
shirts 81, 81 25 and q so; fine do " and % .b0
paper collars, from 10 cents per box upwards;
best paper cuffs, s cents per pair, or so cents
per dozen; handkerchief, gloves, ties, scarfs,
OF the latest style, at most popular prices, at
tween u and L; and so that you do not miss
the place remember that his store has large
plate slass Window also, that he has no BRANCH
btOrc,
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A CoLoRED TmGF.-On Thursday night
about IL o'clock the attention of Otiicers Mad
igan and Howe WAS attracted by a. cry OF "po:
seventh streets. Upon proceeding to tho
front Of the grocery store OF L. T.
White, on Louisiana avenue, the officers
found Mr.. Brashcars, clerk of the store,
with negro under arrest on suspicion OF rob-
berry. The colored man, who gave hi name rs
Henry Johnson, was turned oYcrto the otflcors
and taken to the seventh precinct station
house, where he was held for a hearing. The
accused had q bag containing about IS pounds
OF bacon In his possession, and on his person
about .25. The property Is at the station,
awaiting Identification.
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OnS.Msw


)bA An" rSIrEp sfATEs PArEST OEfICE,
WAsuiSGTUS, October q, 1868,
On the petition u JAMS EAsrEELr, q Albany,
ys,Y Yrk, praying for tho extension Of q patent
new ii'tH 10 nm % the 18th day OF February,
~ r,issird la Tp divisions on the Nth day Of
Ja1s, isJs, and rumbcfcd Tcspectiyely 5000 aud
Z Mil for al Improvement IN base Burning spyesi
I'll =. ordered that the sad pCliu0n be heard ~
this co on the 18th day Of January uext. Any
person may oppose ihts extension, ObIsit,Ihsr,
'"'' ~ ELISHA lhuTE,
ur9LTllw CuwnI' sirnrr 'l E"'' Nv.
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Boys SUITS, all wool, 50, IS, and 90, at the
famous Oak Hall, 46i Seventh street, opposite
the Post Office.
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Coal DETAINEp-The schooner Julia, Gap
tain Harris, which left llavTe-de Grace few
days since, with $40 tons OF coal consigned to
MAR. W. Barnaclo, of this city, Is hard and
fast agrouud on the Potomac shore, some dis
lance from here. Also, a large schooner from
the same place, with cargo of coal consigned
to George l.. sheriff of Washington. The
grounding OF these vessels Involves delay In
their arrival here, which IL seriously felt by
the dealers to whom their cargoes are for.
WaFded.
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y wAsHINGTOE, b. O., September 7,lsGs
On the petition Of b. T. BRowS, OF Dorchester,
Massachusetts. praying for the extension Of apat-
ont granted to him on the 18th day Of December.
1854, for an Improvement in Hanging Carriage
BOdlcs
It is ordered that the said petition DO heard at
this Ice on the sd day OF November next, Any
person may oppose this extension Objections, de-
positions, aud other papers should be hled In thiB
office twenty days before the day OF hearing,
ELISHA fuOTR,
sel2-SJt Commissioner OF Patent
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