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Philadelphia Cattle Market,

MoSpAY. August lo.-Beef CAttle-Receipts a2so
head. The market has again been quiet and 6ricaS
have suffered decline. We quote prime At s@ss!c:
lair 10 good at 7(Gsc: and common at 601sc Der III
gross The following are the sales:- NSA ave
llO head Owen Smith, Western, SOS.
65 A. Christy d Brother. Western, 7kM8s/
20 DergieI d Clees Chester county 6%Ga7x
100 P.fcFtllen, Western. 7X08H.
81 B. N. McFiilen, Western, 7ll9.
20 p, Hathaway, Western, Task.
100 James Skill, Chester county S6D9
90 :" E s. Nc FilleD, Chester county, S019
l55 Ullmann d Bachmsp Western, S609
rs Martin Fuller d Co. Western, 7@yN,
l25 Mooney Smith Western, ,61S6n9
tso ThSmas n Soney & Brother. Western. e6Dss<.
% i. Frar Western 7@914.
rs " Frank D. Sch omberg, Western, TOOK,
los Hope d Co., Western. 8k69sk.
87 Blum d Co. WeeteID e6l7.
"a Baid win, OheUer county. $685..
Cows and Cslves-Rtcepts 200 head. The demand
, hes Deen g991 ~ an sales OF springers at
sheep-Receipts 5000 head. The market demand
ut 41(Gs% per pound gross
Hogs-Receipts 90 head There is more demand
fer this description OF stock sales sl4
OLA so per 100 pounds, net.
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Relief of the Baltimore Suf-
ferers Disaster on the
Mississippi-The Eu-
pean Markets.
Financial and Commercial
Ets, Etc, Eto., Ete. Ete.. Ets.
FROM BALTIMORE.
The Sufferers by the Tlood-Accidsnt On
ahs baltimore snd Ohto RsiIroAd,
SpectdL Despatch 70 The E,ent,lo TsLeornrh


BALTIMORE, Aug. l0.-Amoug the contribu-
tors TO the sufferers by the flood is A. s. Abel,
editor of the Sun. The donation is $780, one
hundred dollars of which is for the Ellicott City
sufferers and two hundred for Baltimore county,
An accident occurred on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad on Saturday, near Ellicott City.
The locomotive and tender ran off the track,
owing to fresh embankment sinking. The
engineer and fireman were somewhat injured.
Others escaped. Trains were detained several
hours.
The crew of the schooner Eldorado from Phi
ladelphia, which foundered near Smiths Point,
arrived here safely.
James Buchanan, q well-known aged citizen,
and formerly connected with the Custom
House, died on Saturday.
1t is now doubtful if the great cotton and
Touring mills at EIlicott City, will ever be re-.
built, which must nearly ruin the place.
B. DefoId decided not to rebuild.
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ment loans were very quiet at the following
quo alons; - registered, 1881, 116Aall6; cou-
1862, l09tall0; Five-twenties, coupons. 1862.
11lssl1A; Five-twenties, coupons, 1864, lola
Ill; Five-twenties coupons, 1865, ll2iaIla1 :
10sss1oSi; Five.twenties, coupons, 1867, l08ia
1O9; Five-twenties, do. 1868. 10Shal09i; Ten
tor,ies. registered. 1O6lsl06s; Ten-iorties, cou-
pons 1094al09t. The second series of the State
loan sold at l07
Reading Railroad closed at 45i, b. 80 decline
of !; Pennsylvania Railroad was strong at 50,
Camden and Amboy at 127. Lehgh Valley at 55s,
Catawissa preferred At 335, Ii tie Schuylkill at
A, Mine Hill at 55 North Pfnnsylyania at SO,
and Philadelphia and Erie at 20.
Canal stocks we're dull and weak. 81 was the
best bid for Lehieh Navigation, aud 1914 for
Schuylkill do. preferred
Bank and Passenger Railroad shares were
nomiually unchanged.
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OBSERVATION OF NEBULR.-Father Secchi, of
Rome, in communication to the Royal Astro-
nomical Society, London, "0n the great Nebu-
lac of Orion" states that the nebule are seen
much better in moonlight than on dark nights.
This surprising effect he accounted for upon
the optical principle that the difference of two
lights is more easily appreciated when they
are weak than when they are strong.
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Markets by Telegraph.

ana Rock Island. lIl%; Reading 9l1z; Canton Uonl-
pany, "a; Erie RAilroal bsh; Cleveland aud Toledo,
Fort Wayne. lgs%; Michigan Cestral, Iis}s; MLchE
Central l4sIs Cumoerland preferred 1885, Virginia s.,
6Sx Missouri s., 9S; Hudson River, 1877 q. B. 620s.
70 4os, le9,< Gold. l47]6. Money unchanged. Ex-
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
Monday, August 10. 1858.

There is no falling off In the supply of unem'
ployed capital seeking safe and profitable em-
ment bonds continue at 4a5 per cent, with a
very limited demand even at these figures.
There is scarcely any good purchaseable paper
Offering outside of the banks, and IT Is In de-
mand at 6 per cent.
Stocks were very dull to-dny, a will be seen
by glance at our record OF the 80 es. Govern
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Arrival of Steamers.

New YORK, Aug. lO.-Arrived, steamships
Manhattan and Malta.
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 10. - Arrived,
schooner Francis from San Andres, ordered to
Halifax; barque Norsk Veritas, frem Richmond
for Venice. Passed out, barque Goethe, from
City Point for Bremen.
General Dyer arrived here this morning.
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
By Atlantic Cable.
This Morntnx,s Quotntiene.


LONDON, August 10-A. M.-Consols 81 for
money, and 94t for account. United States Five
twenties, 7lb; Illinois Central so; Erie, 3s.
FRANKFORT, August lO-A. M.--United States
Fve-twenties, 75i.
PARIS, August 10.-The bourse on Saturday
night closed quiet. Rentes 20 francs 80 cen.
times.
LIVERPOOL, August 10-A. M.-Cotton opens
active, and with an upward tendency; prices
quotably unchanged. The sales are estimated
at IL, 900 bales.
Breadstuffs firm. Wheat buoyant. Sugar de-
clined shilling; No. IL d. s., 35s. Cd. Other
articles unchanged.
Arrivals.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 10.-Arrved. steamships
Germaula, at 7'30 on Saturday evening, and
America, at 6 80 this morning.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. 10.-Arrived steamships
City OF Cork yesterday, and City of Paris to-
Gay.
LONDON, Aug. 1O.-The steamship Celia ar
rived this forenoon.
AstsrnOon Quotations.
LONDON, Aug. 10-P. M.-Erie, 374; United
States 5.2Os, 7ls; Atlantic and Great Western,
3S3.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1o-P. M.-Cotton advau.
cling. The sales are likely to reach Is 900
bales: uplands, 3d.; Orleans, l0td. Lard
buoy ant at 66s. Sd. Pork quiet. Tallow 45s. Sd,
LONDON, Aug. 1O-P. M.-Sugar to arrive. 26s.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. l0.-The steamship Tartfa
has arrived.
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Steamer Sunk ON che Mississippi.

ST. LOUIS, August l0.-The steamer Matte
Burnes from Cincinnati for st. Louis, struck
snag four miles above Cairo, in the Mississippi
river, and sunk in two minutes. She lies on the
snag and in great danger OF breaking up. No
lives were lost. The value of the boat Is not
known
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PHILADELPHIA srOOk EXCHANGE sALKs TO-DAY
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 8. Third street

The following are this mornings gold and
foreign quotations, reported by Wheen Bro
theirs, Gold, Stock and Exchange Brokers No.
los S. Third street:-
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Ship III. J. Burton, Burton tor Philadelpbfa aaia.s
from Bremerhaven 25th nit '@AAeo
ship Meridian I foI Philadelphia, sailed from Bre-
snip John Barbour. Chapman. for PHILADELPHIA. en-
steamship Fanita Freeman, hence at New York
Barque Abbie Thomas. Raymond, for Philadelpbis
baIque Vinco, Cameron, hence. at Warnemunde
Barque Falk. Kassebohm. hence for Hamburg, was
Brig @. s. Rogers. Ballard from Genoa for PhIadel.
pbia. cleared at 6 ibraltar 20th ulL.
Brig Foy le. Goucher. from London for Philadelphia
WAS spoken 1lh ulL. lat AZ. long 10,
schr MaIy ~ WooShull; W9odhulL from Greenport
schr Benj Strong. Brown, hence Tor Boston. sailed
scnr, N. a H. Gould, Crowell for Philadelphia
cleared at Boston 7lh inst.
schr ]. r. Armitage, for Philadelphia cleared at
sehr y r. vickery. Benton. hence at washington.
se6r Reading RR No, As. sailed from Norwich Sth
ScbiS II ". Glover, Ingeraoil aud Lamartine. But
LEI sr to5 % sailed from S SS
Schr Edwin, Tuttle. for Pniladelpha, sailed nom
sSjS E1nanpder Wbitmore. from Liverpool for
Boston, before reported ashore at Wellheet remained
in about the same position on Saturday afternoon:
loaded with cargo from her that night Gables and
aDchors had been laid, and q steam pump was ON
Sem Allen NJ waite McRae from Calais for PhiIa-
delphia, with cargo OF lumber on he night Of the
had the END of her nowspr twisted outwAter started
bows damaged knight heads started ETC. 6y coiilsloA
snsta,n "A considefable damage. The Allen M. Waite
put into BOst0n the next Day ior IePamS5- eP5 m Ar.A
Rocks near Edsartown
NEW YORK, Aug s.-Arriyed. stsAmshIp City OF
RalIlmofe Leitch, from LiveIpool.
ship Alice N. Minot, LOWELL from Liver COL
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THIS MORNING

CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Brig Marapos Lancaster, Gibraltar for orders War
rem q Gregg. w.
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MEMnRANnA

Steamship Brunette. Howe, "a hours from Neu
York with NOSE. TO John Il. OIL. wv"
schr Ridley. Armstrong. from Fredericksburg,
bcbr Jane q. Patterson, COrson, from Ha1Rus
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FlHST EDITOR
H u R O H H.
Nail Dates to July 40.

The London "Times" ON PrOtec.
ton to American Naturalized
Citizens - Baron Won
Beust Responds
to the Papal
AllOcu-
tiOn.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Net0s see Insids Pa0es.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, .....- - A UGTrsr m

STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EvRNIHa rRLR.
GRAPE OFFICE. ~N
A. M..".-"....74l IL A. M..........8ia IL p. AZ
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BY the arrival at New York of the steamship
City of Baltimore, VIC have European dates TO
July 90.
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distinguished by disinterestedpess which con"
tlnuaily tempted him to diverge from the path
OF politics for the purpose Of anticipating the
wants OF coming generations. 10 one point he
direc ed his particular attention, the improve
ment OF the laws; and all who laoored in that
important Geld were sure OF Lord Brougham's
assistance and support. 1t is deeply to be re-
gretted that the remains of so distinguished a
son OF his country should rest In foreign land.
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Proposals.
v SSEdTYSSo APRiTI1,NSAsLia j! siGSRs YoR

QUO RIVER IMPR0yBMENT-PRoPO
REMOVING. oBsTRUCTiOEs,
Sealed Proposal: will be received At the Office Of
SS,,sI.I PI!i; I'M h M until Ssl1sl
TWO additional light -draught steamers. Crane
Boats, and Flats. 70 be employed By contract by
day. work In renewing sbsiructions FROM the Ohio
river. chieny between Cineinnsh and Cairo. con-
day's work for which they will agree 10 furnish
everything necessary, and do the work under tho
suPstintendenee q person 10 be appointed By the
.sid EnsinssI SAID price to esysI The iurnishi.g
strongly dseksd Plsts and The necessary screws,
saiisbis isf such vori. and siadins he pa; and
expense Of Captain, Pilot, Engineer and Crews,
.aa ,wo s.nI. Si AZ me. Zach q, doing ne work.
All sIpsnsss 70 Be- paid and all rl.ks b.rne By the
party prsposing, being understsod that the Gov
ernment will not be responsible for the pay en Of
agreed UPON IN the contract.
The right Is reserved 20 reject any or all bids. II
tahai be deemed to the Interest OF the Government
Specifications and blank forms Of proposals will
nsIarn.hsd On application. from this once. either
Tho proposals. must % accompanied with tho guar.
anty q two responsible suretiss, signed In the
III order o. Iris. Gen. A. g. Humphreys. Chief
Of knsa''r AT%, 4 ths SRitsd Ss:
U. s. Civil Engineesr in charge Ohio Riv.r I'm.
PittsburG. Nay 8. 1868 my9.td
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Proposals,
pRoPosALs roR roBAoco.

or,Ies Pu.o1AsIys Atp DrrQr cos.l.A.r.l
s,.,,. g; i05isr N: April p: issss, MI.
until y Slsst. 2. WEPsksbAY. E.y 9. iSSs.
p ss % %ssk me ohi''d States Subsistence De-
1900 pounds hrny flus Tobacco,
oJh srsea equsl 70 sample 70 be soon BY applicA-
'f ss%pss q IL tobacco ana ot IN. ".,oe. or
Len from whieh Y is nanuf.ctrted viii accom-.
81. ssssss y ~. saisi plug
nads q nnirosm '':sqsf n see came grade o the
seeepsea ssmp'e. xihsrr N 'scraps or o. the
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MAIL-MRssRNaKR SERVICE.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

s..sa p a.ess.a &. Coz.
!rast 0ses d III. D.psstns n ss.li ,, n. Nay
s.h TIN, mkt 20 be decided By the .h fsf The .sryis.
Jan: lila III Tor four years IRON JAY l. 1905 to
Hsas;, sss,,s; /, z: c Il 4 y..Ans.a
o.s Prom Z: W Es:Sisstss Sls1 ~: oso. p III.
g. w !lE s! Ss q; Sas: :tl'i
resoT ,,,s Steamboats,, isGt q s.yenh ,,rsst
Y;s% q: w. y ME- city Ps. oa.. !. q.
r,ss s.iIiSsys :sa osis l, psss' !: p,
r;$: s s a "a 2. 81; P.,,. !.
From ssm .s s:s':s "a e.; FIR asf
c {, Pea P.:. Sss, s ss:aS iS +:
Prom the Potonse stramboais, foot % ssy.
See. I'VE iiIps daily. except Sunday, and one
" ' Ss Fl fs Ss Sss.. a R:'Ss is !:
daily, except sunday. aud TIVE sunday;
Is. sss:Ps s.n ss; oil: T. sf b:Ss
Prom ofsnss and Alss..sri. R. 4. p,po,,
\. bspoi, one trip daily. .A1 W" n
e: ~. \. "a saa: s, 4. s.s Ca: ~
The po.tmsster, the mails 70 Be taken from aud de-
la'I q: 81; fs: 40 .:;s:. ::
sane!snt capacity for the entire nall, well pro-
is:S y S: s ss as ssss: :%
md Wien esrnsd 4 The nlsht nsii Ss Accom-.
e:,:s 3, q i ss; y: sry
and su.rd q Be subject a al times 70 The psstmss
Ths I'D. ior ihis ssr.is. ~. !. s.y.. all trans.
portAtion Of mall matter 70 or from the Washington
a. = Il. tn:S rom
city including Congressional documents snd free
e ssS 81 al i !. a..
tnetly undsrstood that the co.traetsr viii not re-
& aes s
o. the failure Of the malls to arrive on
The ssseptsd bidder will be required to enter
Int contract and bend With TIVE sprstie. q ample
.aS 81 s po.ssE
the fatfui performances Il the serves in every re-
Factor .Ss e fsr p.Iyss sa q sS.n
he shall commit ne tr.Psportasion q the malls.
age sustain through their unfsihfulnsss q want
sf.sars thnt hnss may be imposed and deductions
n ssG ss IN n: p %ss !,
annulled for repealed failures, for violating the
post ses laws. or the intsrusti:ns u
u ss:s q failure q tn. accepted bidder .. ...-
SaSips soaiss Term, IL :srass Win ): a..S
yertised and rele At the expense Of the falling bid
Bidder. srs rssusst.d, I. call at u, washington
CITY Post 9nes where blank. for Sids Gan b 30:
ssryes. and VIA. viii 3 rsaar.a srd:f
that they may bid undsIsta ndingly, sAd u prevent
any INTERPRETATION ,f,sr the ssIyies had bee. let
ths service, bidders viii ststs Ia ihsr BIDS he
HT q s.:A ~ ss;p
); ..i.s !: 4. ct: ct, &: IA i' service Vi"
Ths Ps.asns,ser osaSrai re.sryss the rIht ts ear.
S .o he rsSs /. 4s.I II
bids which may be deemed sxtlavssant.
Proposals. fron falling bidders or contractors
Proposals. should Be- sealed, superseribed "Prs-
posals for Nall Mssssngsr Service, wAshinston,' -
eral,. Post 0mos department. ~ 4 : =
ALEXANDRA ". RANDALL.
ap 2-Th0 Postmaster General.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- USirHp srAIss PAT.sr oI!

On the petition ofBDwARD W. BlowI. formerly
Of Pail River Mass. praying for the extension Of
reissued the 18th day of March, 1855, for an I'm
proyemsnt In Looms, for seven year. iyom the eI /.
day Of July. 1855:
Patent Ones en- MoSDXY, the Oh day Of July
next. at u o'clock, IN. and AZ persons are notified
TO appear and show cause, IN any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
P.r:ops opposinE the extension are REQUIRED 70 Al.
forth In writing, at least tt1entv days before the
day Of hearing all testimony hled By siths. party,
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the once,
which will be fuIaished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
timony must be nled In the ONCE toenfy days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any, within
ten days after nliny the testimony.
ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the kRPuBLICAE and the Intelifoencsr, wAshing-
once week for three successive weeks; the nrst o.
.aid publication. @ be At least Sky, dsxs grsviou'
apso.Thsw ieftinr commi.sionsr q Pstsuts.
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no CONTRACTORS.


kN,l
CHIHY ouARIEnnAsrRn's oYyIcs. I
s's q S.s SsS s:.. .:i:s he ;Iss
buried IN the Vicinity q Fort 9ibson. O. ~, viii
tissiSis :: is ss 's; Sr 's %s sj. Will
m Scals. q. to :. rsngv.S sa,sislly and and
nal heaa.boh,d Will, n al cases. e attached @
farnishsd, and all expenses borne b. the eontrae-
With iu%ssS y; eos VI
person 70 whom the contract 10 awarded. will keep
or srsvs ron sSt 70 III. norss e sou,S east g
s .s' WI .a ss.. M sa si
new resting place and replace them In their orig-
Sos.s as a.. a.po..s Il il. cemetery, tn.
graves Will be marked with numbered stskes, and
ths number and section Of each grave marked in
II: The grave. will be arranged in I. regular a,d
sass ~ ~ and
crave vim !. raised over il. to height o. Ten Or
I. a. sssS ,S re "A ss ss%
ass " si sssi' q r. will
b provided n. s9n.Iss.or, which hs wili b. r.:
si,G Ihs SSdy r. the cemetery. sai enc 70 Be re
ss 8. Sss ~ sSss 's
sfsss S:-:if' & Ss. SS'ss Snow. of til.
ie Gibson N. % n
lying, ssd di.isiss from each place to fofi Glib
AZ Baxter sp5Inss and Camp Hunter. Missouri.
0ldFort Wayne, C. N. u miles, 80 bodies.
Hud.Sn'. Crossing. Ssosh river. c. NJ. IS
Gsbtn Greek, Q. H., IS miles. 10 bodies.
S. S S:f1 md Il ss creek. 'Se' f.. niles.
IS sI Gibson. c. n. within a radiu. Of miles.
Ts6Saush and ,Parkhnl. c. n. % miles. q
Honey Spring, and south side II A,h.n... RIVER
ssulIyyiii., Cioctsw Nation. % miles. q bodies
xhaekey,s Saline: on Illinois river. Cherokee
Hsy held near fors Smith, Arkansas. known
AZ and near Cineinnati, on the Arkansas line. g
KIidsrbrand's Mills, C. N, IS miles. 10 bodies
Coz creek, Crawford county. Kansas, 100 miles,
Cow creek. Cherokee county. Kansas. u, miles
Nsosho. Newton county. Missouri. 100 miles. aC
Camp John Ross. Mcdonald county, Missouri.
Total number Of bOdis. to be removed. 1850.
Al the same time and place proposals will beTe.
stons wall. laid az, q enclose The .Psr diS.sn
National Csmetery;l' tho same to be above !, 500
iseiin length. and DO built o. addressed orroarh
stone.
inches At the ground, feet high, with foundation
feet wide aud Inches thick below the surface Of
the ground.
A reasonable time will be allowed for the re-
moyal Of the bodies and the construction Of the
wall.
Payment 70 be made in Government funds on CON.
pletion Of the contracts,
Each bid must be accompanied by a good and suf.
nelept GUARANTEES from two or more persons. whose
court Of record settling forth that the bidder will
In case = contract is awarded, give ample bond
and security for the faithful performance Of tn,
same.
The name and place Of residence Of each bidder
and surety must be given.
Bidders are Invited to be present ct the openinI
their proposals.. which wil take place the daJ
and hour above apecided,
foI NE removal "a bodies, % Proposal. foI con
| ouarterIaaster. District 81 the Indian Territory.
By authority q the Chief ouarternaster, mill
| tary division Of Missouri.
Capt, and A. Q n, U. u. A.,
myl5.td CHIEF Q. Il district Of the l. r.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UnJEp STATE. PtrIsr oysIen,

wAsHIEoToN, April 70, 1904
On the petition Of BENJAMIN BRAI, Of Salem,
Massachusetts, praying fer the e.tsa.ion q !
1884, for an Improve In spring Rollers for Win
dow Curtains, &e., for seven years from the expi-
ration Of said patent, which takes place the 9Th
day Of September, 1865: -.
Il q ordered that the said petition BE- heard At
August next. q !? o,slpeL n: and All person. are
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70
Ale in the Patent Nee their objections, special ~
set forth 10 writing, y least tiosnfX days before
the day Of heArinEi Al testimony nled By either
taken and transmited In aecoIdancs with the rules
q the once. which will be Furnished on appliea'
ton.
Deposition, andothsr papers, relied Sen a. ts,ti-
fore the day Of hearinEi thevArgumsnts. u any.
within tsn diys aitsr h ih1 hs " 4,
The RErpsLicAs and the LntsLhgsrssr, ws.hins-
once week for three successive wesksi the hrst Of
said publications DO at least sixty dagS PTsyious
my6JT1st Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UEITED SrArEs PArhsT OTHI'


On the petition Of ALBnnr O, sAfYoRp. II Bos;
tor. Mass praying for the extension q ~. patent
tnGroyspsnt IN Applying sp,ins. to Windoy
SAD patent, which takes place on the sth day
Its srS:.rsd hat the said petition be heard the
Patent omes on MONDAY, the 18th day Of July
70 appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not TO be granted.
persons opposing the extension are required to
ale IN the pAtsnt Ones their objections, specially
SGT forth IN wrgnI, At least tioeHfv days before
party, DO used The .sS ass.i aisa M %u sA 81
tak on and transmitted In aceordanes with tho
rule. q he once, which viii be faini.hsd On sp
Dsposiiisns and sths. papers. relied upoa a. te..
imohy, must Be aled In tie eaAee tosntg days
within ten days after alins Of the tsstimony
oTssrsd ,ss. tha, ~ sSfs ss paSIi;hssf IA
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