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DEPARrNENT OF TIE INTERIOR.

I =
~ UsIIkD srArEs PArEhr oyyIos.
wAsHIEGroH, April ., 1865
On the petition sf BEEJA nIs BRAI, Of Salem,
n Ma,s..es,sstss prsLn5 fer .hs sz,sp.ion q :
iss4, fers. impsevsPsnt IN sprinI R9llsrsiOr Win.
s.tios q ala p.tsn,, which lfs' place On the sh
,hs paisnt ones on Monday. the Tth day u
netined 70 appear and chow cause, any they have.
Why said petition ought act = 10 granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
ale IN shs p.,snt omss ths, 9bss,ions specially
the day Of hssrinEi all Testimony He'd By either
party. TO- be used At the said hearing must be
aksn and tTansmitted In accordance with the rules
n the .aes. which viii be furnished en- appllcS'
DISPOSITIONS and other papers, relied upon az tssu.
nonys must BIO nled 10 the snies tloenty days be-
WIihI. .rd,y: issi q: , ts:'SIISnS, "
tho KHrugLIoAs and the InfsllfgsIesr, was6lns-
ton: D. e. snd IN The ysnrnsL Sest'5. Mass: !,
I'll an q |: b at least shy ETT's
sys1Tasi Acting commissionsr 81 Psisats.
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Both Houses OF Congress will be In session
again to-day, and 1t IL expected that the aues-
tion Of the admission OF the reconstructed
States will come up for consideration In the
Senate.
Tomorrow the Court will meet again for
the purpose Of taking the vote on the ten
articles Of impeachment II 10 hoped that the
Senate will decide the question and thus put
an end to this tedious trial. We pretend not
60 advise or to say how this question should
be decided. We leave all this to the Court,
and can only say that, In our judgment, II
IL the wish OF the people that this business
should now be closed up.
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LONDON, Nay 2.-Ths efforts to prove an
abb IN the case Of Barrett have failed, and his
execution will take place At the expiration Of
the week for which he was respited.
Dispatches from Yokohama, Japan, to the
10th Of April, VIE Hong Kong and Calcutta,
have Just been received here. The Great Re-
public had arrived at Yokohama, from San
Francisco, disabled.
Yeddo was still closed against foreigners on
account Of civil trouble In Japan,
1.-THE above Japanese news, received In Lon
don, was anticipated In the United States By
the arrival Of the steamer New York at San
Francisco on the 18th instant, with dates to
the 2sth ultimo from Yokohama
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New York LegisIation.

ALABsY, May 24.-The following acts passed
by the last Legislature have not received the
signature Of the Governor and are therefore
dead; An act to aid In the construction Of the
Buffalo and Washington railway, and an act
to provide for the completion Of the Albany
and Susquehanna and Albany railroads.
The rumor OF a break In the canal, published
In the New York papers yesterday. is without
oundation.
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A strike and Threatened Mob.

RUTLAND, May 2I.-rhs Irish isborers at
West Rutland, Vermont, marble quarries,
having struck for higher wages, the owners Of
the quarries, instead Of aeceding 70 their de-
mands, sent agents to Canada and engaged
about 500 Frenchmcn to work the quArries.
This has caused much Ill feeling among the
Irish, who threaten the destruetion Of the
place. The authorities are on the alert, and
will promptly queli any disturbance that may
occur,
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Hon. Arson Burlingsme, Envoy Extraor.
binary and Minister Pienipotentisry from
China to the great Powers OF this Western
World. with his suite OF Chinese dignitaries,
has arrived In New York from Aspinwall.
Mr.. Burlingame went quietly to his hotel,
and Will probably communicate with our Gov.
srnment at Washington before he consents to
anything like public reception.
Mr.. Burlingame's mission 10 a remark able
svent, and fraught with interests of high pur-
port and much usefulness to mankind.
1t isa significant fact that the person Sc.
leeted by the Chinese Government for this I'm.
portant work Is an A mericau citizen, and 1t 10
fortunate that the mission Is devolved upon q
man OF Mr.. Burlingsme1 known views and
large capacity. In every aspect Of the case
the mission Is a hopeful one, o..
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 23-The steamer Sier.
"a Nevada, from Mexican ports, brings ad.
vices from Lower California to the 18th inst.
The tax collector OF La Par had returned
with Q force Of two hundred troops, under
Gen. d. Avalose, who took possession OF the
custom house and Government archives, and
seized and Imprisoned Acting Qalous, who IL
accused Of conspiracy to tranfer the country
to the Americans, but the cause of this action
10 not clear. One correspondent suggests that
IL may DO on account of admitting cargoes Of
European goods at a reduction from the regu.
lar duties.
The steamer Montana has arrived. She
brings Mazatlan dates to Mayl4. Order reigns
in that city since the reinstatement OF Gov
ernor Rubi. General Corona had arrived with
1880 men, making total Of 1000 CHARTERED at
Mszatlan. Festivities and enjoyments ruled
the day. News from the interior is gloomy
There 10 much misery and disorder stiii, al
though many Improvements Of railroads, tele-
graphs, &C., are projected. The United States
steamer Resaca was In port from Guaymas.
AT Topic, General Toledo and several others
had been Imprisoned by order OF the Federal
Government.
The Sierra Nevada brought sloo,o 900 In Mexi.
can coin. The Colorado has been substituted
for the New York for the next China trip, and
will sail June Sd.
The Repubiicsn journals Of California and
Nevada all express . hearty approval OF the
Chicago nominations and platform. Some Of
the Democratic Journals admit the great popu-
larity Of Grant. The Union journals, which
opposed Gorham last fall, all sustain Grant
and Colfax.
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~, IIIVW W FVuVHNfP'H EdYf'I
portAnt political bodies ever assembled in the
country, and upon Its action the destInies OF
the nation depended. But all has been well
done, the good work has been accom- plished,
now let US resolve at once to prepare fol-
action, not only for victory, but for such .
denomination Tor the right In November as
son forever, aud which will be followed By
good fruits TO this great nation and people for
Sges to come,
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Stoves and Tinware.
Stables.
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UNITED STATES PArEHr oy,IcE,,

or !hs pstlt " q AIrSiSPII
Ersnled . the said Msllisr the sSrh Day q May
z 1851. and in Epgland, Oct %, 1885, Tor an In.
Ike IN aaG,ns sPef Psip for ssysa years
place place, on ihe 5lh DAY II August. iSss:
IT'S ordered that the said petition DO heard at
the Patent Once on MONDAY, the auth day Of
S 1nhy next. at Y o'clock e. and all persons are
haze. why ssid petitiSn ought not to be granted,
ale IN che Patent once their objections. specially
set forth In writing, at least ttosriK days before the
e b assd A. ths said hearing, pp,t he taken end
once. Wi Sc sfnissea On spSlisaop
Dspssitions and other papers relied upon as tsss.
fsTs me day o. hearng, The argnmsnls. II any.
rasrnS etys sT hn nsa Ire ss In IN.
RsfGBLioaE aid The, Infsiilosncsr, 'Washiagton,
y. G., and in the Telegraph, Philadelphia. Pa,
once week for three successive weeks, the hrst Of
I'D DSslesisiUss q ssa least '.'I fryf BtsTou'
nyii.Is issiar oenni.;isAsr u Patents.
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Toughest BODY Recovered.

New YoRK, May 2t.-The body Of Captain
A. Depeystsr, late Governor Of the Saiiors'
Snug Harbor, at Staten Island, who has been
missing since the 2sd Of January LIST, was
found on Saturday at Pert johnson. Hudson
county, NJ ~
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Rapid Progress Of the Pacific Rail-
road.

OhAHA, May. 2i.-The Union Pacific raj
road has been completed and opened TO busi
ness six hundred miles west from Omaha.
Sixty miles have been built this spring. The
company have a larger force Of laborers at
work than ever before.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USITKl STATES Patent OFFICE,

On the petition ofRpwIan W. Bs OWL Il formerly
offall River Mass, Praying for the sItsnsion Of
patent granted 10 him the 18th day OF July, 1854 and
reissued the 18th day o: March,, 1886, for an i'm
proyement In Looms, for seven, years fSom the az
PintiSp q said PATENT which takespes on the 18Th
ordered tina. ne aid petition be heard st the
Patent once en- MONDAY, the 9th day Of July
TO appear and show cause. u any they have, why
In the Patent 0Mce their objections. specially set
day Of hearing ali ts:amony iisd 81 either party,
70 DO used at the said hearing, mu.t be taken and
which will be furuished on application.
ssd shs fssd uRoS A. s
the day Of hearinsi the arguments, II any, within
ordered, also, that this notice be published 4.
the RErgiLicAF and the IateliiQencsr, Washing.
sas. a. Nc:f Tor sSses :useessia: wests, H. hr., u
.aid 70 bea least sixty days previous
apsO.ThSw Acting Commissionsr Of Patsnts.
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Prom Havana By Cable-The veae.
Euelau Insurreetion-The Denini.
esn Govcrnment-Mr. BuPlisgamo-
Mexican News.

CON 3Ovcrnmont-Mr.B uRliD8omo-
Mexican News.
New YORK, May A.-Specials to the Herald
from Havana say II 10 reported that orders
have been given to the Spanish gunboat and
her consuls at Batavia to watch the sailing Of
the schooner Altondita, whose arrival there
WAS expected.
There 10 q current rumor that Minister Bur
lingame 10 to come here to obtain Information
about the China trade and the treatment OF
Coolies, and It Is believed that his report must
necessarily have the effect Of curtailing any
further Coolie immigration. The American
vice-consul here has written to Secretary Sew
ard to induce him to get Mr.. Burlingame to
come to Havana.
The Venezuelan Insurgents, As late as the
I'd inst, were fighting In the suburbs Of Carac-
cas-, the capital. It was thought they would
certainly be victorious.
Baez has finally taken the oath Of ONCE As
President Of st. Domingo, and has appointed
three members Of his Cabinet and obtained a
ratification BY the Government OF his loan
from the Jew banker, Jesuran.
A special dispatch from Malatlan, dated the
lith inst, shows that the cause Of the insur
gents on the Pacific coast was lost. Their
leader had been ordered to report at the cap.
ital.
The usual amount OF robberies, Kidnapping,
and other acts Of violence, WAS to be recorded.
Vigorous measures had been taken to repel
the Indian incursions on the Northern States
Of the republic.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED " ArEs PATENT 0YrIcs,

Oh the petition Of ALBEsr @, siyroIp. II Bos;
ton, Mass, praying for the extension Of q patent
GRATED to him the sth day Of August, 1884 for an
improyenent In Applying sprinIs to Window
sAshes, for seven years from the expiration Of
ssia patent. which takes place on the sth day
ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent oass On MONDAY. the 10Th day Of July
next, at IL clock, and all persons are notified
said petition ought not to be granted.
ale IN the Patent Once their objections. specially
set forth in writing, at least ttoenfu days before
the day Of hearing all testimony nled by either
party, to, DO used At The said hearing. must be
taken and transmitted In accordance with the
rules q the once. which will be furnished on sp-
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes.
timony, must be nled In the ohice t,oenty days
within ten days after nlinE Of the testimony.
Ordered. also. that this notice be published In
ton. D. G.. and In the Post. Boston, Massaeha-
the 1rst Of said publications 10 be Al least sixty
days previous to the day 0fhear1psh srour
nyls-wsw Acting Commissioner IL Patents.
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WANTED-AdENTs
sssE'Ss';SS:i s! ssssa.:
ysriiioIy and ths largest consolidation, Clreaisrs
si.i.s fall psrteul.rs, term.i ste al.c, our fns
p Plies IN SaaIssss c.Y,viET 4 90,
= SWst Fourth e.. CinolpRAH. okis.
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The late Express Rssssry.

LoutsviLLr, Kr., May The total amount
asstfaeted from the safe Of the Adams Express
Company, In theis car on the Je6ersonviils
rosd night before last reached $4,000. Of which
sis,ooo was from Nashville and the remainder
from Louisville, Hm
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witne.-JAs. R. o,BEIRyE. Aa~ mys.Tasw:
DEPARTMBNT OF TUE INTsRIoR,

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
,,, WARRINGTON, April q, 1865,
On the PETITION Of Hrnns l. LIrNiS, 81 Phiia.
depha. n. praying for the extension OF q patent
Erantedt to him The 25,h day Of JAY, 1854, Tor an
from the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place on the 18th day Of July, 1885,
Patent oflee en- MONDAY The 9Th day Of July
next, At II CLOCK, m. aud all persons are notned
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
sAit petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
dle the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing. t least ttoentx days before
tbe day Of hearingi oil testimony fled By either
party, TO be used Al the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted accordance with The rules Of the
once, which will be furnished on application.
Deposition; spd ether paper. relied upon :; ts,.
ths az of Sssrins; tSs n nays S sftSTs
ten days sfter fling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice Be published In the
kKPyBLIcAF And the Tntelifpencer, Washington,
d. G., aud In the Herald. Philadelphia, Pa, once
week for three successive weeks, the hrst Of said
Publis.tgn. g BE- least sixty DAY, P!sS0Ss to
npA.wN Acting CommissioneI az Pstsnt.
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nyis-wsw Acting oonmis.ions@r II fPi


Il
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
n. n. .uu.n a, MaaiNoTos, May p 1850. :.
x PIEnos. q New Bedford. Mass, praying Tor
the extension.of patent granted to them the LIST
Ief Cement or Earthern Tubes'for seven years from
the expiration OF Sgd patent which takes place on
the lst day Of August, 1885,
II 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Psisnt Once on MONDAY, Inc 10Th day Of july
sert. at u o'clock, m. and all persons arc mott
ned TO appear and show cause, II any they have,
Why said petition ought not to Be granted.
PERSONS opposing sg &c extension arc REQUIRED 70
~ tSr!h n wiring. a least t,csnt Days before
party, 70 be used at The said hearing, must DO
taken and transmitted IN accordance with the rules
oftho once, winch will be furnished on application
Deposition, and other paper: relied upon as tes.
fore ihs day q hearing the srsaments, II any,
within ten days after nlinx the testimony,
REfgBLlcAF and the Tntsiiiesnces, Wsshinsion.
d, o. and In the Mercury. Now Bedford, Mass,
once week for three successive weeks; the nrst
q sal. (. P ,Ss = s1
nys-Pst Acting Com missioner Of Patents.
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0asra.sine At New Orleans.
NEW oRLxAss, May a4.--A quarantine has
been established against all the ports Of Mica
ragua and Central America and tho port Of
Vera Cruz '''
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A PPLIcATIoNsr FOR duplicate LAND

To all phom II may concern:
DHPARrxEsr OF TIE IsrERIoR,
PExsIos UFFIoE, Nay ". 1865. !
Application having been made under the act Of
JuGs ~ $50, ior the reiasgs q the following de.
seribed Land Warrants. which are alleged TO have
Ike asts foiosi s he Ssssiipos saeS war.
y i.i.assd, Il NO valid obs'il.h should iSsnap
Msreh !. 10. n the nsps Of Kellogg Perry
was granted tovsm Der y isSs. HutassIs
-.a| Aching c0nni'si0nsr:
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Watches and JeWelry.

ri SJEWBLRY.
i. n:si HOP. ~ So I.,nsylvansi. sSshSss.
aSs Cola JEwELRY. solid siir iss. Wsrs. spss.
tseles, Opera 0iassee,. Pocket and Table CutiFy,
every variety d silver. Plated ware, Se.. a lie
very lowest prices. deli
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sgsRFsf SSgRT 9E TIE PTsTsIcr
'' a,s., ~ ..I:.... =. :. E'', Dos.'s
A.bpry Lioyd. tIustes n this cause. having 70,
:SIus.s No 40 9Th rs tIproysns9s,, Rur.a,n. e
the said slaitery had complied With the terms Of
SALE this I'd day Of Nay, ls6s, ordered BY the
court. that the said sale be And the same s hereby
Iatiaed and confirmed unless cause 70 the contrary
be shown on or before the 18Th day Of Nay, 1888.
Airuseepy-Test: R. J. hElGs. Clerk.
THIS is, TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT THE SUB:
Washington county, In the Distrie: Of Columbia.
Patrick Desly, late Of Wa,hiuston city, D. O., de.
esssed: Az persons hayini claims sssirst the
same, with the vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber
on or before the ID day OF Nay next; they may 9th.
sIHi.e by Law bs excluded from ali 'beneds II The
Glyss under my hand this I'd day Of Nay, 1865.
MAR!aoAssELL.
witnea-JAs. R. o,BEIRSE. mys.Tasw'
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Wood and Coal.

CsALaAHD wooD. 'a-
On hand f9r sale, 4, ,hs loves. market rates.
the celebrated Lyks.s vallsy. Lorberry. Shame:
s na' md bsiamsfe Company Goals. EsI.. btsvsi
xl.s. Hisfery, 6st, and Pin. wood. ..w.d and
This above delivered V any .psH 81 Is. city At
short notlee. @. =. sHRRIRR,I
nhi7-sn Ysrd and Mil. W ct. and Canal.
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~ TIE ASSOCIATED PREss.
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, ~
LATEsT NEWS FROM JAPAN,
The Great Easshsuske I'm the Paciae
The Nominations Endorsed In California
=
THE VENEZUELAN INsURRKcrIon
Latest News, from the west Indies
Terrible Fire In the City Of Msw York
THE LATE EXPRESS ROBBERY
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Terrible Fire in the CITY of xs~ York
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THE LATE EXPRESS ROBBERY
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He VENEZUELAN INsURRkcrIon

Latest NsMs nom the wess- Indiss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-09
Tho Dutchman's Thousand
Dollars.
Yhur Cousin,
DINNIs O'FAAaERrY.

Away back in the State of New York,
lives "a Dutch farmer, well to-do in the
world, who always keeps about him a thou
sand dollar bill With this bill in his pocket,
aud a shabby coat he prid4e himself in
playing tricks with trangers-partlcular
such untry merchants as have recently
commenced business, with his pecuniary
circumstances.
AS an instance of this kind, he went
lately to Il new merchant, his coat all in
rags. his toes sticking out through bis shoes,
his hat without a crown. and his beard a
fortnight old, and ordered u few dollars
worth of goods. The merchant stared at
him; but as there could be no great hazard
in laying ont the goods for him, none Of
which were to bs cut, he executed the com.
mand. When the goods were ready, the
merchant stared still more to hear his sour
Wy looking customer ask hu to charge
item.
Charge them = exclaimed the man of
marchandise-'ha ha, ha, we'er not in the
habit of charging our goods to every body.
We keep sharp look out for breakers.
You wont sharge EN-, DENT
Not 70 you, l thank you. You must
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October Elections.

The elections Of October are now closa
upon us. On Monday next the town meet
ings OF Connecticut will be held. It lis of
great importance that they should result in
such Republican vote as shall give heart
to the Republicans in that state and clse-
where Tor the final contest of November.
On Tuesday, the 18th of October, elec.
tons will BE held in Nebraska. Indiana.
Ohio and Pennsylvania. In Nebraska \
governor, representative in Congress, state
officers and members of legislature are to
be chosen; and it is probable that the con-
test will be very close. There are no votes
to spare. and no foothold should be lcrt 10
20 the common adyersart.
Indiana will elect governor and stats
officers representatives in Congress. and
members oflegslature, Great contitencX
is expressed in the success of the RepubIi.
cans; but it is known that extensive colon.
izaton is going on in the southern counties
| to secure one or two members of Congress-
and of the legislature. if not to carry the
state. There are voters to spare from
Kentuckey.
Ohio will elect state officers and mem.
hers of Congress. All parties agree that
the Republicaus will carry the state. The
only efforts of note by the democrats will
be to elect Vallandingham, General Nor
gan, Dickinson and Estep to Congress.
Their district lie close to West VirginiY
and Kentsckey.
Pennsylvania. as in July, 1863, is the
battle-ground Of tile Republic. State off,.
GERS. members Of Congress and legislature
are to be elected, Both parties claim the
Victory with apparently equal confidence.
The Republicans are better organized
shan ever, and are eontesting evely town.
ship. They express no apprehension OF
the result. A majority exceeding that of
Governor Geary is confidently predio.ed.
The democratic leaders already ooncede
the election of General Grant; but an over.
helming victory in Pennsylvania will d.
much to paralyse their efforts to obtain s.
cendancey in this and other states.
West Virginia will also hold her state
election on the 22d. to elect governor
state officers and members of Congress aud
OF the legislature. Tho democrats have
claimed this state. as indeed they have for
years past; but We have NO doubt that (
usual majority will be given.
Evening Post