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CULTIVATION BY lRRIGATIoN.-ln the
House of Representatives on Wednesday
Mr.. Donnclly made speech upon the ne
cessary measures for the development OF
the great interior plains of the continent.
Several bills, he said, were pending for
grants of land to California, Nevada, and
other States, for the construction OF works
to irrigate large regions Of now unlnhabl-
table country, the company making the
works to receive one-half of all the public
lands they rendered habitable by irrigation.
He showed the great extent of cultivation
by irrigation in Europe, stating that in
three States three thousand square miles
were irrigated; that an extent OF land
around the Mediterranean sea was Guilt
waited by irrigation equal to the whole area
of that sea. lie showed the results in the
United States, especially in Utah. He
claimed that nearly all the great plains
could be cultivated if the water of the lakes
and rivers were turned to proper account.
He also showed the necessity for the en-
couragement of the growth of woods in all
the prairie and plain country, and that ir-
rigation would lead to this, as IN the case Of
Utah. He showed how the great forests Of
England had originated, none of them be-
ing primitive forests, but were created by
kings for the chase, or by States for fuel /;
that sylviculture was science in Europe,
with a literature Of it's own; that similar
results would be attained in this country
with intelligent effort; and that the States
of Wisconsin, Michigan, and California
were already moving in that direction. The
interior plains were not habitable without
irrigation and forests and if these could
be created by wise legislation, such as that
contemplated in the pending bill, vast
area would be furnished for the use of set
tiers, and great benefits conferred on man
hind
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BASKs.-The new tax bill as it has just
nassed the two Houses of Congress contains
nothing in regard to banks. The conference
committee of the House of Representatives
agreed to accept the Senate amendments in
this regard, and to strike out whatever re-
lated to banks. The bill was then passed,
and awaits the action of the President.
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nW TO CURE or NOT TO CURE-THAT

Is the question. and the only question which affects
IN the slightest degree the interests OF such persons
IS are afflicted with Dyspepsia. Disordcred Bowels,
Loss OF Appetite. Nervous Headache, Consttps-
tion and such other diseases MS have their origin
IN improper digestion. We admit tha. sufferers
had better bear their Ills than resort TO remedies
that they know not but when they have the assu-
rance or their friends and neighbours that BA-
KER'S BITTERS unfaiiing remedy for
these complaints that they purify the blood,
strengthen the nervous system, quicken the liver,
enliyen the mind, and expel all Improper secre-
tlons, 1t ia little strange that all who suffer do DO!
seek relief by the use OF them. These BlTTEks
have now borne the test OF time, and from their
curative properties have become An established
family medicine IN this section or the country.
Their properties are purely vegetable, may BE-
taken by all classes without fear OF injury, and
will proTe unfailing tonic In a OF loss of
appetite.
Sold ut wholesale and retail by Il. w. POWERS
and druggists generally. K. BAKER,
Proprietor,
jy3 Box s3i Richmond, Va
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IN MoURS1NG.-The morning after the
nomination of Seymour and Blair by the
New York Convention some scamp tied Grape
to the door of Chief Justice Chase's resi-
dence, which, before it was removed, caused
some uneasiness among the friends of that
gentleman, until it was understood to have
only q political signifcance.-WdShng
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LIBEL SUIT.-It is stated that Joseph ii.
Bradley, Esq, has brought suit against
Judge Fisher, Of the District OF Columbia
Supreme Court, for libel, laying his dam
ages at 1000; the alleged libel being the
action of Judge Fisher in striking his Mr.
B.'s) name from the roll of attorneys prac-
ticing before the Criminal Court OF this
District in August last Washington Star.
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THE WHIsKEY TAx.-Under the new Dill
Just passed by Congress the removal OF
sririts in bond is required to take place IN
nine months. The special tax on distillerS
rouoirs "a heretofore. The tax on sales
If wholesale dealers is one per cent.
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By TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS TO
LEND on collaterals, such as DIAMONDS,
WATCHES, SILvERWARE, JEWELRY,
CLOTHING, &C. Business confidential.
II. HARRIS & BROTHER,
Licensed PawEbrokers, No. 1891 Main street.
(up stairs,) between Fifteenth and Seventeenth.
nv l-eod8m
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CANNOT STAND THE NEGRo.-We an
nounced yesterday (says the National Intel
lqencer) that Mayor Bowen had appointed
Mr.. Thomas Sutton as foreman of the Me
tropolitan Hook and Ladder Company, in
place of Mr.. John T. Chauncey, dismissed.
From the following letter it will be seen
that Mr.. Sutton declines the honor ~:
"WAsHINGToN, D. c., July Is, 1868.
"Hon. Sayles j. Boren:
"Sir,-I hereby tender my resignation
as foreman of Metropolitan Hook and Lad
der Company, to take effect Immediately;
as it was entirely unsolicited by me, for |
could not sleep in the same house with ne
groes. Yours, &c., THOMAS SUTTON"
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STAFF Recommendations Captain
J. L. Johnson, first lieutenant and adjutant
Twenty-frst United States infantry, has
been temporarily assigned to duty % aide
de-can,p to General Stoneman.
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MARRIAGE.-Miss Selden, sister-in-law Of
General Heth, was married yesterday to j..
r. Rodman, Esq, prominent lawyer of
Brooklyn, N. Y. The bridal party have
gone north. The wedding was largely
attended
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MAR RIED.

In Baltimore, June 18th, 1858 at the residence Of
the Sios, Rev. Archbishop, by Rev. Father Glib
Prince Georges county, Nd, and ' IRGiNIA A..
eldest daughter of George W. Earhart, ESD, OF
pult itnn
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a,ructed. sAwsEY is never satisfied unless
he is drumming sensation. This is
mere threat, we presume.
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pyTEnsBURG LETTER.
,,u.,n,, ,soce Of the Richmond Dispatch.

THE Bruns,oiclc Observation-Disclosures
lions at the Free Schools-Anderson
Seminary--GratJying ResnIts-1hs
Hent ----------
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A distinguished female writer says that
"the men are fast" Well, they must be
exceedingly 80 to catch the women,
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NEW YORK SOUTHERN LAND
N1OrIcE-TO ALL WHOM ITMAY CON

IN CERS.-Sotiee Is hereby given that the W.
dersigned has been appointed by the Cireui. Court
of The United States Tor the District oI tirslulA
receiver OF all the assets Of the Farmers Bank oi
Virginia and OF all It's branches. All persons IN
debted TO said banks are hereby notified forthwith
10 pay ouch debts only To the receiver or his duly
authorized agents or attorneys: and ali persons
having claims against said banks must forthwith
die notices OF the same settling forth The ain"an'
claimed, with me. DAVID J. SAUNDERS
te 1-TuS vi Soylsfif1 Receiver
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DICHMOND GRANITE WORKS,-Re
III are prepared TO furnish the very oest quality
GRANITE, dressed or undressed, III any quaint.
Ly. We win also build all kinda or GRA SiiE
WORK NJ short notice. Special stteltion given -
rough or dressed WALL WORK. CEAsiLhi
WORK, &C., and all msterial Furnished.
Once corner OF Canal snd Seventh streets
HUGH l.. GALLAHER
WIN Managing Director.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
uaaREEssaCKs REDEEMED IN COIN

OR. IN OTHER WORDS,
DRY GOODS SOLD FOR GREEEBACY,,,
GOLD PRICES.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
TO VIRGINIA LANDOWNERS.

THO VIRGINIA LANDOWNERS.
The AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL and Nj
NERAL LAND COMPANY has completed Ar
rangements for the sale and settlement OF III
PROVED LANDS In Virginia. All landed pro-
prtetors desiring 70 avail themselves OF the ser
vices or this Company win please call on or all
dress the agent Of the Comany.
CHARLES Y. MORRISS,
No. lass Main street.
I-am Richmond, va.
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leges of free citizens. But it is not as OF
right nor as Of power that they enjoy them.
II is only because the military do not elect
to treat them otherwise. There is not civil
officer in Virginia who may not to-day be
dismissed. There is not a man who may
not be imprisoned, with or without reason,
before shutdown. And we have no civil
writ to restore the one to his office or the
other to his family. Sic colo is all the an
swer that the commanding General is ex-
pected to make TO any application.
All this is just as true of Tennessee, Lou
isiana, North Carolina, and the other Sc
seded States which have been admitted to
representation in Congress, US Of Virginia
and Mississippi. The commanding General
issues an order in Louisiana declaring that
the civil law is supreme. Yet, as If IN
solemn mockery of this assertion, he orders
officers holding places by military appoint
ment to surrender them, which Is equiva-
lent to the declaration that otherwise they
could not have obtained them, and lnstructs
his subordinates not TO Interfere In civil at
fairs unless he directs them so to do. Is not
this burlesque upon civil government p
upon anything purporting to be free
government
Why are not New York and Pennsylvania
interested in this matter Why is not this
for them the only issue that gives dignity
to the struggleS They are SO interested.
Congress has exactly as much right to rule
those States by the sword as it has 30 to rule
Our wrongs Of to-day may DO
heir wrongs of tomorrow. II New YORK
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CiRcuIr CouRr--ysdqe Fisher.-This court
transacted the following business yesterday:
II. Is. Tyler vs.. J. ID. Dcfrces. Action 10 re-
cover property sold under eonascation law.
shape to DO certiacd to the court 10 general
term, the counsel Messrs. Brent and MerrIck,
snd Messrs. Riddle and Philips not agreeing
~ 10 Tie precise record which should be made
On yesterdsy the defendant fled an amended
pier setting out his pardon sud denying
thst no pfoferty 10 controversy had ever
been iIfrrs'iy eei ned by the marshal under the
conhseation act. Tie Jlsihtff then, nied rcpli.
ssilSn to she s%endea pist s,s,rBs tnt ths
from urging the statute Of July II, ls62, a. a
property In controversy. The defendant Joined
Issue on the fsctof seizure, and demurrcd to
the reD IND "a the reptcstSn
plaintiff had moved that II be not received,
but this motion. was .overruled BY the court.
A special verdict for plaintiff having been
rendered BY the Jury the plaintiff moved judy
oTssd 1%s To n, The court court
in general term, to DC Reafd there In the tirst
instance both as to merits snd on the de.
murrer. .
Stevens w.. Hamilton. Judgment by default.
SONS principles OF the Law. OF landlord and
tenant law, and was noticed in our local col.
unn on Wednesday. A bill OF exceptions Is
filed to the rulings In that case, and the case
goes up TO the court in general term for final
Riordon Il fiiordon ,rs. oUonneII. Juds.
ment by default made final.
Smith vs.. Hedgman. Motion to retdf costs
Mayer 1 Co. VS.. Illlara, Young VS.. North =
Judgment by default.
Adjourned,
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CRIMINAL CouHr-Judge WEis.-This court
transacted the following busiuess yesterday
, pIsCHARoED. 80
Charles W. HAYES, Charged with larceny,
now on recognirfnee, and Frank Jones,
Iaeeny now In Jail. were discharged upon the
recommendation Of the grand jury.
TRIALS,
Thomas II. Johhsoh, Henry jackson, and S.
Gaskins. Indicted for riot and afray, which
was stopped by Officer Steele. The Jury ac-
quilted johnson and found the others guilty
and they were thercupon sentenced to pay the
costs, cas-.
Thomas II. johnson, resisting Oflcer Thos
entered by the District Attorney.
John Thomas, petit larceny Of q set Of har-
ness worth 20 from 4. o. Kidwell. He was
convicted and sent to jail for one year.
Adjourned,
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AUCTION sALEs TODAY.

m the premises, lot No, ., In square No. 125.
Also, at o o'clock, on the premises, lot No
7, In square No. SIS, on q street south, be
tween First and Second streets west.
Also, at 10 o'clock, at No, sos, Sixth street
east, between South CarolIna avenue and u
street south, lot OF furniture.
ooorsR q LArrxxR will sell at 10 o'clock,
on the premises, the leasehold and good will
Of "Baiiey's dining rooms,n No. as + street
north, together with lot Of Kitchen and
cooking utensils. store fixtures, furniture, &c.
Also, At their auction rooms at 10 O'Clock
800 lots OF unredcemed packages Of Adams s
Co.'s Express Company.
FITCH h Fox will sell at GOO o'clock, on the
premises, valuable property on Four.snd a.
half street, near Pennsylyanin avenue,
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
THIS GRAND HISTORICAL PAINTING
Is row on exhibition at the room over
GALT's NEW JEwELRY STORE.
On Pennsylvania avenue.
Admission, o. cents. iy7.ln


~ UNITED STATES PATEST OEFIGE,
WAsHIEGToS, June Is, lsGs,
On the petition Of WILLIAM THORNLEY,, Of PhilA.
dolphia, Pa praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him tho l9th day OF September, 1854,
Tor an improye nent In Safety Washer for socur ng
Wheels to hNles for seven years from the eNpra-
tiOn Of said patent, which takes place the 10Th
day Of september, ISIS;
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent office on MONDAY the 3lst day Of August
next, at II clock, m. and all persons are notified
to appear aud show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
ne in the Patent Onlce their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least tIoeHtH days before
the day OF hearing; all testimony filed by either
party to be usedNt the said hearing, must be taken
and transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
Office, which will be furnished On application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testi-
muny, must be hled In the Office tt1tHtp days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments. II any, within
ten days after hling the testimony,
Ordered, also, thai this notice be publ shed In the
RgIgBLIc4S and The htsAi0sncsr, Wellington.
D. C.. And in tho .ig", Philadelphia, Pa, once
week for three successive weeks; the drst Of said
publications TO be NJ least sixty days nIsyoaS to
the day Of hearing. A. NJ. STOUT,
ju23.TuB Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USITRD SrATHk PATENT OHFI

W AsHiNgToN, June v, lboo
On the petition Of NoRAAS G. HARRIS, OF Poult.
Vermont, praying fo5 the extension a patent
improvement 10 Manufacture Of Slate Pencils. for
seven ysars from the expiration Of said patent.
which takes place on the 2ith day Of April, 1909:
ordered that tho said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY theE1d day OF November
next, at IL o'clock, m and 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 to
die In the Patent Ofiee their objections, specially
set forth In writing at least ttosnty days before the
day Of hearing all testimony hled by either party,
to be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules OF the
Office, W hich will be furnished on application
DepospiQRs and other papers, relied upon as tss.
tpOuyt GUMS be filed In the ONCE ttoenty days be-
foA the tky OF bearlngi the arguments, II any,
Within Ten Digs afer aling he test imony,
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
tho REPuBncAE and the Inteiifgencer, Washing
ton, D. g., and In the Register, New Haven, Con-
neeticut, Onoe week for three successive weeks /;
the first OF said publications to be at least sixty
days previous to tho day OF hearing; snoru
jels-ThSt Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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FOR STATIONARY.

DEPARTMENT OF srArR,(
June 2, 1866. !
Sealed proposals for furnishing Stationery fol
the year ending June 20, lS9D, win be received Al
this Department hn'il the 10Th day Of July, 1865,
at II o'clock, IN.
An estimate OF the quantities which will b
needed, and blank forms for bidding, containing
be furnished upon application.
Address "Proposais,' Department of State
Washington. d. Q. ju5-wiw,
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Merchant Tailors,
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
vs. 1870 Equity Doeketa

A:bary Lloyd, trustee In this cause. having 70.
ported ihat he had sold part Of lots (No. 20 10
kawlingsfor 81, aud part Of let mo 81 in square
mo, 800 with ne Improvements, to John Z. Har.
IN the proceedings,) pursuant TO the decree, aud
that the said Rawlings and Harrell had complied
with the terms OF sale.
II Is this I'D day Of June,A D., 1885, ordered by
the Court that the said sales be, and the samo are
contrary IN shown before the llth day OF July,
1868 provided copy Of this order be published III
successive weeks before said day,
trge SoIy-test A. B. bLIE. Justice,
H. J, MRIds, Clerk, jo2-w3w
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- USirEpsrArEs PArEsr OFFICE. a.


~ UNITED STATES PATEEr OFFICE,
wAsHIEaroN, June %, 1888.
On the petition OF JoHS J. WEEKS, OF 0y ster Bay,
n pray ing for the extension Of patent granted
" him tho 2oth day Of September, 1854, which pat
emit was surrendered, and application for reissue
made In four aiylsions,. for an Improvement In
Harvesters OF Grain and Grass, for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place on the 18th day OF September, 1865;
!. L ordered that the aid Pstitfon Be heard a,
september next, at II clock, IN. and all persons
are notified to appear and show cause, II any they
haye. why said petition ought not to be granted,
=. Person. opposing the extension are REQUIRED 70
set forth In writing, at least toentK days before the
day OF hearings all testimony hled by either party,
10 be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
trsnsmitted IN SsSeogdanes with the Jules Of the
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as test
irony. must be filed In the office tDenty days be-
fore tho day Of hearing; the arguments, II any,
within ter day. after allng The testimony;
Ordered, also, that this notice DO Published In the
REPgBLiChS aud the Intelliosacer, Washington,
u. c., aud in the Atlas, Now YORK, New York,
a week for three successive weeks; the first oil
ssid publications 20 beM least sixty days RTsyious
jel-ThSt Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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Mr.. WILLIAM SIXTH has just returned from
New York with an elegant stock of straw
hats, which he 10 prepared to sell at twenty
i've per cent. below the usual prices. A visit
to his well-known store at oil Ninth street,
between ID and Pennsylvania avenue will
prove the truth OF this assertion. Mr.. Smith
10 also the agent Of Singers Noiseless Sewing
Machine, which recently took the premium 4
the New York State fair,
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WHISKY THRCAUsE oyIT.-Yesterday morn.
ing a lady went to the First precinct station ,
ened, and asked for 4 warrant for her husband.
She represented him ps an excellent husband,
when sober, but terrible when drunk, and her
complaint was on account Of his having threat.
ened her life, and began TO smash up things
generally In the house. Justice Tucker issue
warrant, and In a few minutes the husband
was taken to the station house, his face,
hands, aud clothes smeared with blood from
wounds In his hand and arm, received In eat.
Ing the glass out OF the windows. He has but
one arm, and with that he was doing all the
mischief. Ho was locked up to be sobered,
when he will be disposed Of according to law
He gave his name as John Bryan.
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EqUITY CouRr-Jadge Oiin-The following
orders were entered yesterday;
Starr VI. barrow. Order allowing practi-
tioner to appear as q complainant.
Buehler, H0tafd & Co. vs.. barrow ct al.
Same order.
Carriall vs.. Hanna. Decree ratifying report
Of commissioners on Partition.
Queen vs.. Queen. Decree confirming parti-
tlor.
Adiourned
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This association held . meeting last evening.
at Magee's Hall, on Il, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, with ID. T. Swart, esq,
president, In the chair, and DIR. 7. @. Clayton,
secretary. "
After the reading Of the minutes OF tho last
meeting by the secretary, and their adoption,
mittees present who had a report to make; not
receiving any reply, he stated that as there
seemed to be no committees present, nor none
Of their friends having returned from New
York, business appeared to be drag, and pro.
ceeded to invite all Of the friends Of the cause
who were present to come forward and join
them. Colonel Jos, Travis, Messrs. Thomas
Grady and James s. Ewbank stepped forward,
paid their 90 cents, and signed their names to
the list, thereby becoming full members.
They appearing not to have any business to
transact until after their delegates returned
from the New York National Convention, ON
motion Of Mr.. Louis Schsde, tho meeting ad.
journed.
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slRsi have fully tried you, Patent Axe and gud
that IL IL all that ynu claim for u. II will chop
faster than any other Axe that ever saw, aud
leaves the wood without sticking At all | would
not chop three days without Que Tor III" cost,
need NOT say Ruy morr, for any naH that tries one
will be satisfied. ,,, -
McKfksPoEr, Dee lo,lS7
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OF

WARRINGTON, June "a, 1868.
On the petition Of JOgL y. keller, Of Pittsburg,
Pa, praying for the extension Of patent Cru nted
to him the sjh day Of September. 1854, for an i'm
prOvement in Platform Scales for seven years from
the expiration Of said patent, which takes place
the Goth day OF september. 1858:
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on MONDAY, the It'll day Of Sep
TENDER next, At ~ oclock m. aud all persons are
notified to appear and show cause N any they have,
why said petition ought not 10 DO granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required 10 file
forth In writing, at least ttoentv days before the
day OF hearing all testimony filed by either party,
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the office,
which will be iurnished on application.
tlmony, must be hled in the Office totnty days before
the day Of hearingi the arguments, II any, within
ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the REPUBLICAN aud the LntelhQencer, Washing
ton, ID. c., and In the Post, PittsbuTg, Penn.
once week FOR three successive weeksi the hrs Of
said publications to be ~ least sixty days previous
to the day Of hearing, A, NJ STOUT,
jy3FJw Acting Commissioner OF Patents