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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-15

The parties.to the above mentioned suit, all
the creditors Of John Masten, deceased, the
distributes Of the estate Of John Masten, de-
ceased, and the creditors of the same, and all
persons interested in This suit, are hereby mott
fled that have fixed upon MONDAY, the 9th
day of July next, at 10 o'clock a NJ, at my
Office, in the city of Alexandris, to execute the
foregoing decree q q. , & .aas
lie S-law4W JOHN WEST. Commr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-15
WHOLESALE TRADE SOLICITED.

In I'll goods in my line [ propose to offer at
all times q large and fist class selection, and
feel sanguine that every merchant who will ex-
anime my stock will be satisfied that prices are
equally as low as the goods be purchased
in same quantity in any of the Northern cities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-15

VyOLUPTUARIES IN PERFUME, your
v desire is gratifed: the FLOR DE M
YO,'' of Phalon 8 Son, is the most exquisite
extract ever distilled. The beautiful flower
from which it takes its name is the most fra
grant floral product of the Western Hemisphere.
For sale by WAKEFIELD q HALL,
les Corner Prince and Fairfax streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-15

Ice in quantities to suit, for sale at 26, north
Royal street. my N-eolm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-07
rCo ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

Pension 0FFICE, July 18th, |1S66
AppLcetion having been made under the act Of
June 2, lss,, for the reissue of the following de-
scrioed Land W arrants, which are alleged to have
that tue cate following the descri ptiou of each
warrant, q new certificate or rant Of like tenor
viii be reissued II no valid Direction sbouid Than
sppesr. JOS. q. BARRETf, Commissioner
No, q 30, for lso acres issued under the scr Of
march 5, IssS; IN the name Of kellogg PerW; and
vas sIah.sG november Is, 1856. August 8, 1853
- lo-s. I q the name Of Clemeace HALEY, widow Of
Ssergs HALEY desssssd, and was granted Msy rs,
30 50 no, for l6D acres, issued under the act of
ebrusry IL. lSA, in the name Of Willis Lesth
sfber ami heir 1T Law Of Clark B. Leath decess ed
nd Was granted May 50. l3i9 August "a, 1855
No. 45I5l. for l6U acres, issued under the act of
~as granted October 2 1856. September S. 1873.
No. 697H, Tor 100 acres, issued under the act of
March 8. 1855, in the of the mi nor Children
y Andrew Record, deceased, and was granted July
Il. Isl September 10, ls6e.
Ne oolol. Tor loo acres, iss ed under the act OF
February ii, 1877, in the name Of Elizabeth Thomp-
sou. mother and heir Law of Daniel McA lister
-. l53. September %, 1868. =.
No. 50 l04, for l60 acres issued under the act Of
February ii, $50, In the name of Erasmus Ben
nett. and Was granted May 80, lS49. October 1873
No. IS Isl. for Los issued under the act Of
March 5, 1855. In the name of Harrison Corum, and
Vas granted OCTOBER 2, lS5J. September S. 1853
No 6f Dz. fer l6e acres. Issued under the act o
Wa granted June 9. 1857. October II. 1853. !
Ne. $50 for loo acres, issued under the oct of
March 1856 in the name Of ohm FLOYD JohIsou
I'd " granted August 5, loSo. October II, Is g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-07

PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND STRAW
DEPOr QUARrERMAS-ER'sO FFJcE,
~ ..ILN - Ii ~ I..i.- ~ - q

DErOr QUARTERMAS-ER ; OFFICE,
WASHINGTON ID. e July 81. 1873
Proposals are invited from responsible parties,
Gbtii Il NJ August V, 1875. for furnishing all the
first class merchaptable quality required at this
depot during the year commencing October 4, 1853
where within one mile OF limits of the cities of
Washington and Georgetown. and q small quan-
at such times ordered % the Quar- term astcr in
charge Corn TO be delivered In good sacks, OF
bushel; Oats in like sacks OF about three Inshsis
each OF not less than thirty two s2l pounds the
thousand t2I0)l pounds per ton. Bids will also be
RECEIVED for Hay ubbaled.
Bidders will state the price of sacks separate. of
sats and corn per bushel and OF hay and straw per
We now use about eight thousand Is non, bushels
of grain one hundred and eighty NSIJ tons OF nay
aLd thirty eight $50 tons Of strsw per month but
quantity by one third. ON proper notice, ami CON
Tractor viii be required 70 keep at least two
to have p.ce OF business in this city " "'Hu' A"a
GuArsntees vii be furnished with each bid. in
sOonsible sureties that the bidder will if success
iul within ten days after his acceptance, execute
The contractor viii be required e. exhibit. ON o.
before the 18th day OF September next satisfactory
evidence that he 10 prepared to commence fulfill
PAYMENTS win be made monthly for qusntityiof
forage and straw delivered, il In funds, soon
thereaftt a. funds are furnished the pr pose
ties to whom delv very has been ordered.
dollars, nsned b. himself and two accspted sdrs.
tes will be required of the successful bidder for
the faithful fulnlment of his contract
Should the contractor fail II furnish the kini
snd quantity of forage and straw required, 1t vii
be purchased IN open market, and the excess OF
cost cbarsed to him
All bids will be submitted to the Quarterm sster
General before awarding contract.
marked Proposal. for Torase. and biddsTs'ars
invited to be present at the opening of the bids.
By order of the Quartermastsr General
q. MCfERRAN,
Deputy q. n. General. aud
gu l-l5t Brig. Gen. Z. 9. A, Depot y. n
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| IL GpvpEk LAIiMER, Aactsoneers,
star Once Buiidins.
gnss or e.; nd h virtue q deere.
"a a. ~ M hHriot OF Ceiumbia, Passed on che
| $40, herein Ostharine {. beSsus nan snS @,hsr,
Are hSsyTpl.,n..s: and rh.m.s 8 aud Eiizs'sts
drn s &c. Will on THURSDAY. the eth day OF IN
sost, 80 o. elscs in the afternoon, in front Of
We m1ees, proceed 70 sell the folio wing de-
SERTED property:
numbered -four hundred and eight sas jcomS,snr
ing Tor the came ~ point OF sth street six
s from he eorn.p emo Of .sa ns I'M
| ruhnfns thence south twenty four t2tl t.et -four
pehes thence north Went. Sf fsuy feet Sn
q, inches thence wet ninety nine es,fe.t eleven
The above viii be sold either - whole or by /.
cub division, which will be exhibited the dAy Of
ON the same day: at s' o'clock in the afternoon in
fourth part Of Lot i've Ss IN s s1u sas
numbered four hundred and I'VE, l&15J oegi n niu
and thirty nine lssl feet three Isl Inches from the
southwest corner OF said square. and iuuuius
niue se ees four t inches thence .ossb swsnv
GO feet, thence west ninety nine tesl ieet four
inches. Improved by frame yelling house.
On FRIDAY. the 9TH dsy Of August ISIS in from,
win to cell the s es. hr ths rSm
frott to rear, Of Lot numbered two (2b in Square
nuhDeftQ nuaored Sna eighty tfGl
commencing at point ON north street o-twssn
sth and 9Th sts sxtytwo 1927 feet thres 90 ches
rom the southeast corner of said % Iare, running
thence west thirty Sd feet thence north one hun
dred and ore tle, feet Rne 30 inches and three
quarters thence east thirty (21D feet thence
south one hundred ami feet nj (sD inches
ana three quarters thD Improved by Q Brick
ALSO.
On the same dav, at So clock in the Afternoon
IN ront OF the premises will seil the west IA VI OF
Lot numbered eleven llt, in Square numbered
nVe hunored and seventeen (5El; the aid part of
Lot having front OF fifteen tl5l feet III street
north, running back that width one hundred lIODI
Il ct TO . 80 foot paved alley
Terms Of sale One third cash the balance In can al
meDts, Pay able In twelve az and ei-hteen
!lSl months. The deferred payments TO be secured
10y bonds and deeds Of trust. ALI couveyancinR and
stamps at cost of the purch Unlees the terms
OF sale are complied with in i've go days after day
OF sae the Trustee reserves the right resell the
property at the risk OF the defauiting purchaser
or purchasers A deposit of Slt0 will be required
on each piece OF property when il is bid off
JOHN 0LIyER. Trustee
COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
4
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cktrfct attorney for Neva6s shall ~ Give a
salary for extra service oftwo IN adred dOusrs
per snnam. aud the cre.arv Of ne Treasury
Is hereby aUthoriI'd 70 audit and paw out u
any MONEYS On the sreSsury, rot otherwise ap-
prcpualco. the gIlar e. Of 49, pre-. ut inrnu-
oehi aud has predecessor, X. NJ. CLARK. NJ TIE
services
For compensation OF the district mNrshaIs.
teen thou sand six hundred Dlias.
81 2 4nd - - fsrtsor eHacf,f. That the
PROVISIONS OF section ten Of an act s.rnaklng
appropriations Tor Sundry civil expense OF
we ne government for tire year endi q June thur
Tor other purposes" approved M.rrh two.
ecntetn hundred aud stNtV-spyeu h. Nud
lney are herrev eN,end-d 70 on. additional
newspaper IN the District Of Columbia from
the date OF the approval OF said AZ ths ~.
70 70 o. selected by the Clerk Of ne Hoase OF
acts or parss OF acts aufhorinBg ths pablt-N
ton OF the debates m Congress an. n sreeV n.
Pesl,d from and after the iourth dSy OF M.rch
next and the joint Comm sc on Prantlpr a.
hereby au ihorizcd sud REQ utred 90 an ytte mr.
pcsas for The publication Of the actual mr.
ceedings ard dehai : IN Congress. upas : plas
s ~ spse'nca,iors 70 ee PREVIOUSLY Published
such pubiicauOn bv the Superintendent OF
Pubilc Printing, and shall report as soon A.
pracuoahie sun proposals an estimate NJ
cost, tlSether vita q hail 40 provide tor ~.
puelica ton OF the deba.es sId prOcesdings ~
Jngress
~. T. sEd 10 a. faFfacr ~nd sref. That al al
vetussneEts, Ho.'c :, proposals for CONTRACT.
eN'cG i've proclama iors, ~ tics. aud lz~s 10
be PUBLISH IN the District Of Colunb ia. Mary
Hand, ard Virgin a, shall be pubi'slod an tn-
papers row selscsed Ender the provision, ~
u clon te' of an &C. approves March second
eigh e. I hundred aud siAty-s wen. en- al An
act making appropriation for sunary ctNil
expense OF the Gevrrnmsnt Tor the Y ar md
lng June thtrileta. elgh scen hundred aud NV
eight, abd for O'eer purpo -" ana shall al,
I published ln he paper seltc ei upc-r tn-
prov sions Of the second icc.fon Of tn a.,
IrOrtdso, That DO adv -rt'semeut 60 any StNt-
Dstfici, or Tea itory Other than the Dstrtrt ,,f
tolUmhia, Maryland, or Virginia shalt , pub
hshCd IN the papers ces fgnat q. unless Al ne
direction first made OF tue proper hes 81 =
depar .neut.
SEC. S. Al BE- q farfker enac,-d. That each
night watchtnan AT the Treasury Dep .rtmeat
shall, from the first day OF jaw. - xht m hun
ored aud siXty-eight, c I'VE a comp@usa-taa
OF niIe hundred dollar pr IN auIn, ami an
amount sufficient 10 pay .Id incrc I'D com
pens alton for re FISCAL II 81 diug Iune thtrty
eight, m hundred aud siNiy-nire. Is hereby APP
proprlaI T.
SEc. .. And BE- u fHriher enac,eL That M
statuary. plntingS. or other artlCles. I'd. proD-
erty Of priya.e individuals. shall her 4 y a..
allowed to be exhIbIUed "a the rotunda OF soy
oteer POI ion Of the Capitol building: aud .,
shall b. the duty OF the supsrintan d.nt an
charge of the public buildings 10 remove al
such si1tuary, y -intings, or other arucl..,
being the properly OF private individuals, nov
IN the Gapiiol.
Approved, July n, ISIS.
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nEPARTMENr OF THE INTERIOR,
- UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

. WARRINGTON, July Is, 1853.
On the petition of JOHN Russ. of Brooklyn
Y ADMIN istTatOr of the estate of Charles Ross
deceased. praying for the extension of a patent
granted TO the said Charles Ross, the Eth day Of
October. lisa. Tor an impTOy euient in Griudi og
surface IA Wills for seven years rom the Sx pi-
alton Of said patent. which takes place on the
I1th day 81 October. 1858:
u is ordered that the said petition be heard at
he Patent once on MONDAY. the 18th DAY of
-eptembeT next, at u O'Clock aud all persons
are notified To appear and show cause. II any they
have why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are Required 70
ME IN the fatrEt Once their objections sped .Iy
-rt forth in vritn at least tcsy days before the
day q bearing; all Testimony filed by either party
- BE- used at the said hearing must be take q and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of n Of
nee which viii he furnished on application ! =
DISPOSITIONS and other papers relied pom a. tes-
tinony must be filed In the office i,-'ny days be-
fore the day OF hearing, the Axguments III any
~fthis tSH days after hln z the testimony
eTdeTsi, also, that this notice be published in
the Republican and in the Intelli gencer Washing
ton, ID. O.. and In the Atlas, New York. " "
aweek for three successive weeks; the drst
q said publications to be least s xty DAYS pre-
vious IN the dsy Of bearing.
A. N. STOUT,
yiS-W5w Acting Commissioner of PaIents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AYERS CATHARrIC PrLLx.
FOR ALL TIE PURPOSES OF A LAKA
TIVE MEDICINE

FOX ALL TIE PURPOSES OF A LAkA-
TIVE MEDICINE
Perhaps no one medicine ~ o universally re-
CURED by every body - 9 CSthArtic. nor ~as ever
every country and among all Glasses As this mil
tut eneient purgstiye ~ The obvious reason
remedy than any other Those who have tTlei az,
know that u cured aem, those who have not
and all know that what does once q doe- aiwsy-
that n never fails through Any fault Or neglect OF
sands Of certificates of their remsTka5is cures OF
the blowing complaints, but snch cures are
publish them. Adapted TO all aud conditions
"a ali ca mates containing neither oaI.'mel any
deleterious drug they may be taken With safety by
ever fresh, and makes then pleasant 20 take. whII-
Icing purely vegetable no harm can arise from
They operate by their powerful influence on the
u into healthy sction-rem0ve the obstru cIiOn- OF
the stomach: bowels liver, and other gsns ths,
and by correcting. WHEREVER they exist. .ueh de-
rsnseineDts ss are the first origin Of disease.
The box for the following comp sints, which these
For DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION. LIST
LhssNEsS. LASGUOR and Loss 90 APPE-
IlIt they should be taken m-dersteiy q stim-
nlste the stomach and restore Iis healthy tone and
For LIyER COMPLAINT and is variou. .ymp-
ACHE. JAUNDICE or G KEEN SICKNESS. BIT
iOUs collie and BILIOUS fkvE1s. they should
diseased action or .eTov- the ob-ractiOis winch
cause II.
mild dose Il geners'iy required
For RHEUMATISM. GOVT, GRAyEL, PAL
PITATIoN or THE HBART. PAIN IN THs
t1bE. BAtk AND LOINs. they should bo con
unuousy taken, - required, 60 change the dis
easod action of the system. With such change
those Complains dis Apprar
For DROPsY ana DROPSTCAL swEJLlsGS
they should be taken en- large and frequent dss-s
O. produce III. effect Of Q drastic pure.
For sUePRkostoH q large dose should b-
taken ss IL produces the desired effect by - mps-
thy. - 49,.
As DINNER Pill, take one or tsO fis.s 10 pro-
mote dis, stion and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach aud
how els into healthy action. restores the appcute.
and iuyieorates the sys ten. Hence az 10 often sd
yautaeoous where no serious arrangement EXISTS
One Who feels toierably veil. often finds that .
dose III these PSlls makes him feel decidedly bet
ter from their cleansing and renovsting eject
the Al grstiye apparatus.
Lowell. MAS. U.S.A
--. . -...-. e. u GILMAN.
ie ls-eosaD&~ Agent. WASH ngton
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
. WASHINGTON, July 3, I3b8
TN the petition of ABIGAIL T. WERSTFR AZ

- IN the petition Of ABIGAIL T. WEBSTER of
binehampton y. n ADMINISTRATIVE OF the estate
~ benJanin b: Webster, deceased, praying for
the extension OF patent granted TO the said Ben
Amin b Webster the Sd day of October. 1854 for
an Improvement in osquito Curtains. for seven
years from the ex pfration q said patent which
taxes place on the Sd DAY of October, 1858: :
ordered, that the said petition heard ct the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 7lst day of Sen
teinoer next, 1t IL O'Clock n; and alrbsrsons are
a2tnee 70 appear and show ceqse, If they have,
Why said petition ought not 20 be granted :
Persons opposing the extension are required Ia
Me IN the Patent Once their objections specially
set forth Ia writing at least cesy days before the
day OF hearing, all testimony fled by either mrty
TO be used At the said hearing nust be taken and
transmitted IN secordsnce With the rules Of the
once, wnieh VII De furnished on application.
Pepositions and other papers relied pon a. est1.
mony must be lied In the once t,ceafy DAYS before
she day OF hearing; the arguments. IL ANY, within
IeN days after Ming the testimony. /
OTtercd alss that this notice be published In the
Republican sRd the Intellig encer. Washington, D.
O, sad IN the Atlas. New York, New York
once . week for three successive weeks: the
nrsf q! said publications to be as least sixty DAYS
Previsus to the day Of bearing.
~ Evs~ Acting Oomnisstoner Of Patents
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nEPAETMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,
" UNITED STATES PATENT OERLf


nD The petition Of SAaUhL VAN SYCKEL, OF
liusNsiie. Penua. prSyinG for the axfcnsiOu Of Q
q sntsd u him tue Slst day Of OctoSer, 1854
snd Teissued the sth day Of JuLe. 1873, for an i'm
1i0'trent Ia Crate Bars, for seven years from
the explratIon OF said patent. which takes place
on the 5ist day Of October. 1853.
. II - ordered that the said petition be heard q
the Patent once on MONDAY, the lsrh day CT
Cscoef next, AZ Il O'Clock N and ell persons
stt notined 70 appear and show cause, NJ nny tney
hsss, ny said petition ought not to be granted.
fersohs OF posing the extension rs1 uired 20
ME IN M Patent Once their lcct ons, specially
SET form IN writing at least twenty days before the
day OF nearing all testimony Med by eithsr party
u De usee A. TIE said hearing must Be taken and
tTznsnitIsa accordance With the rules % the o.
dee, which VIII De furnished on application. !
Iep0sisiers and nd 0;he, paper. relied upon :, tssti
the day OF hearing; the srguments Xsny within
ten days after fiins the tesfimony .
Republican and the IntellisSncer, washington,
D. G, and ~ re 'ost Pittsourgh, Pennsylv anis,
FIRST OF said lablieation TO be q isass natI days
'''' A. n. STOUT.
G4rjg Acting o9Dntssi0asr II Psssam,
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IMPAIRMENT or TIE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFI

w ARLINGTON, My ~, l5D5
On the petition Of STEPHEN e. BOOTH. of
orange Cam administrator of the estate of Shell
don Har sh"rn, deceased, praying Tor the ex !.
tension OF patent granted to the said sheldon 5.
bsrtshorn. the 9TH day Of November, 1854, and re
issu.e the 18th day Of May 1868, for an improve
ment In Buckles. for seven years from tho ex pra
ton Of said patent: which takes place on the eth
day Of November, 1858: y
the Patent Once on MONDAY, the nth day OF
October next at IL O'Clock M; and all persons arr
nnotihed to appear and sh9v cause, II An! they
Persons opposing the extension are required to
fle in the Patent Office their objections specially
set forth In writing at least tscsaty days before
the day Of hearing; all Testimony hled By either
party. to be ussd at the said hearing. must be
taken and Transmitted In accordance with tho
rules OF the ONCE, which will BE- furnished on a.
plication
DISPOSITIONS and other papers, relied upon ~
testimony, must be filed In the Office tDenty days
before the day of bearing; the arguments, If any
within ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the Republican and the Inteligeh cer w Rton
ID. e., and In the Register, New Haven, Conn
once Q week for three successive weeks, the first
of said publications TO be at least sixty daSs pre-
ELISHA YOOTE,
Jy0-wyW Commissioner Of Patents.
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OFFICE OF THE GENERAL SUPERINTEN.
~ DENT TREASURY BUILDINGS,

Proposals will be received for the delivery to the
Treasury Department OF about 500 TONS OF
COAL, VII 2tU tons OF No. 1: 10 tons of No 2,
Baltimore Company best White Ash Anthracite
GOAL. and 100 tons of Red Ash Lyken's Valley !, to
be weighed on the scales OF the Treasury Extension,
and to weigh :, 40 POUNDS IN the ton.
Also. Nv cords Of dry OAK. aud 100 cords of
Bakers PINE WOOD. to be corded and meas az ed
at the Treasury Department
All to be delivered ar such times, in such tan
titles. and at such places may be required
Bids will De received until " CLOCK noon Onthe
18th day of August looo. addressed to the GENERAL
Sup~rintebdent Of Treasury baildings, and u he
considered binding for two weeks after that d
the Department reserving the right to reject all or
any portion of the bid received.
No bid wi ] be entertained unless sstisfac tory
evidence be given Of the ability If the pa es
to MI the contract. GEO. McCARTEE,
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D-lAEEhHfiTrREpp S1x Tbs 4as P1THNT SS1z1cz


On the petition Of BARNET l.. sOGOMUN, OF
New York, r.: executor Of the estate of Nyer
Phineas, deceased. praying for the extension OF q
gatert granted to the said Myer Phineas, the 24tn
day OF October, 1854, Tor IN imDrovement In Pes
Folder, Tor years from tbs expiration of said
tobsr, Ms: - = = :, =
10 ordered tn ct tho sad petition b hsasd st the
Patent once ON n0NpAf, the lAh day OF DC.
whs said PETITION ought not TO BE- Grantsd. 80
aie in The Pasent Once their obisctions, slscis{
day q Ssarna; Fl tessisncnS AID s. eitEsF psrt,
to Be used q the said hearing mlss BE- takes and
slhos. which Win be fnrniahsd on sDDlicsfion.
Dspesis,oPs az etseE IaIsEs rs,so slcn E; sssti
the day Of hearin9; the arguments, u saJ, WitAil
e 6s az a;';t s ss5e vs. ps.:hss /. tn.
O.. aud IN the Atlas, Nan York. n. r, once :
49, 1br ShrSs suco1sGavs vsol1; tie irit OF -
Iublieesae,s e = q sssf III aaye GIsSytous q
i, " 0.iauSU Oo0@nonae q Passnn.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFIC

On the petition OF JOHN u. SCHUOLEY, of
Cincinnati, Ohio, praying for the exte nsion Of a
patent granted to him the Ath day of March. 1875,
tor An Improvement in Pro< of Curing eats
for seven years from the piration Of said patent
which takes place on the 18th day OF Marc 1869:
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 18th day Of Deoem-
Der next, at IL O'Clock m. and all persons noti
said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
ME In tho Potent Once their objections specially
set forth In writing at least days before the
day OF hearing; all testimony filed by either party
TRANSMITTED in accordance With the rules Of the
ONCE, which win be furnished on application.
tiniony must be filed in the Office twenty days be-
tore the Day Of hearing; the arguments, II any =,
within ten days after filing the testimony
Ordered, slso that this notice be pu blished ia the
Republican and the InteIligencer, Washington
ID. o., and In the Chronicle. Cincinn natl Ohio once
q week for three successive weeks; the nrst of
said publications to be 1t least sixty days previous
Jy30-w3w Commissioner az Patenta