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Thc Colts 0j' Fashion.

Fashion aftcT cxhaustng all the world Vi ma
turc aud art. has nov called science 10 supply
her with new eharIns. For ornament electricity
Is coming Into use You uay see, ai q fashion,
able hall Ia Paris. lady, on the top OF whose
head sits butierfy or humming bird. The
~ and the bird hu,ier their wings IN the most
natural way possible. How IS II managed
Why. within the chignon are concealed small
battery and minute RhumkorG coil. TN the
bosom ~ another lady may be u brooch, with a
bead upon IL, the eyes Of hich turn Ia all drcc-
iions. This, too. i accomplished by the use of
. battery aud coil 20 minute rs to be concealed
within the brooch itself. These small batteries.
easily carried about the person are Of zinc excl
ted 6y q solution Of sulphaic Of mercury which
Is enclosed in yulcanie cells so that the exciting
solution cannot escape 10 the damage OF the
wearcr. A little more, and the toilei.iable cf
Beauty will be like u laboratory, with chemicals
In place Of washes aud sweet waters, and induc-
ion. coils supplanting hair-pins. What next
and ucx, 3--Shall We no, have electric telegraph
wirs tor confidential messages and gentle
schocks administered In place of Natures telegra-
ply ~ u tender pressure Of hands? The electric
ligh, as an ornament place Of jewels will OF
course follow and the phrase ~ am positively
electrified will be bat an exact scientific descrp-
iion oi ihe condition Of the ialf speaker.
SipgwALE ETIQUETTE. .--Only villagers, OF per-
sons with rural ideas, any longer contend that
ladies should always he given the inside u the
pavement 10 passing. The rule adopted 10 all
cities 4 10 turn TO the right, whether the right
leads 10 the wall OF gutter and an observance
Of this common sense rule, would Obyiaie much
unpleasant 'scrouging'' by over-Rallant gentle.
men. who peisisicntly crowd for the owside Of the
walk.
Another common custom, not required ey
fashionable etiquette, and one which is nearly
as intxplicaby absurd, Is the practice Of men iil-
ing out oi a church pew, making themselves RI
diCaious as an awkward squad pracliclng a
catch step In order 10 give woman the wrong
cnd ofa pew.
Another is that Of man, when at promenade
or walk with lady 10 keep himself on 'hs
outside Of the pitemeni. little exercise Of
Judgment will convince any person 0f tbs per.
fcci uselessness of this bobbing back aud forth
at every corner The common rule IL this;
II men and women are walking together, she
should always be a, his right arm, whether Il be
toward the inside or outside Of the walk then
the woman will not be showed against the passers
Those who giggle at persons who follow this rule,
are themselves the ''greenies, aud should read
the book of manners, before ihev indulge In ihs
iangh " fashionable faois
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CToDpAETs iSrALLIBLE
, BLOOD PCRlflER'
~ Ct'RE
(hIUHic HIid .IrHfe Discusses

The subject oi disease. "f both sux.-. oil a,,-
aud every condition, whu have long hct.i 80
the wonderful curative powcis oi this sr.si
remedial agent. but have been unable oobttiL
IL. will rejoice l., know that arrangement haS.
finally been effected by which iIs preIar.,i...
ia future will be equal {" ih" rapid, iu.r.
ing demand.
The great purifier vi the blood aud rcgcn.ra
tor of the human system --Infallible in the eur,
Of Chronic Diseases. ecrofula, Rheumatism.
Eruptions. Erysipelas. Swellings. PutTid or II
cerated Throat. letter, Fistula. Piles. Syphili-
tic and Mercurial Diseases, Stomach and Liver
complaints, affection Of the Kidneys. aud will
restore debilitated manhood and womanhno,l
to the freshness and elasticity Of youth.
So- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. %
This preparation is no new upstar'. but wa4
discovered more than century ago. aud ~"
original receipt has been ia the possessions ol
Mrs. Dr. J. d. StoddArd for "a period Of twenty
years, during which time il has effected some
OF the most astonishing cures ever recorded
The great misfortune with the preparation ha-
been, that in consequence Of its vegetable char
acter, II could only be prepared for immediate
use for those who would call ia person or send
for il, a. its virtues would be lost by iermenta-
tion in forty. eight hours after being prepared.
unless alcohol or minerals were introa lced in
10 its composition but that difficulty has been
surmounted without recourse to either and i
Is now for the 6rst time presented To the world
in all ts original purity and extraordinary vir-
tues. and will retain them any number of years
in any climate on the globe.
rsS Price $i.00 per bottle or sx bottles for
$500. For sale by al! druggists.
sS- PRErLRRp nv
Mas. Dn. J. D. sToDDARD.
No. - South Bond ST.. Baltimore.
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AmICE 10 NorSG Mrs. let the busiu,ss 90
every one alone. aud attend To your own Don
buy what you don't want Use ever, hou, b
advantage aud study ,u make leisure hour use
iul Think twice before ,on spend dollar
icn,mhcr you will have another 10 make io !,
Look over your books regularly aud il you Ga1
az tfioi trace IL out should q stroke Of mis-
fortune come upon yoa in our business feirench
work harder, but never ny the track. Confront
difficulties with unflinehing perseverance. aud
tho, will ily At last then you will he honofrd
bu, hfuk, and you will he despised
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sA.No Advcrti.cuen, inserted tor less than nNE
'pLLAR
nA.Thc UHon has the largest circulation Of any pa
-F IN the County, fact worthy the attention Of Nd
srfti.rrs. Address,
LONGNEcKERs CONNER. PuhLisHrns,
TOWsontoun, Baltimore Co, Nd
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En- 4 Inan who had purchased new pals
of shoes, finding the road To be- u rather rongh
ono, decided on putting his shoes under bis aru
aud walking home barefoot Amer awhile h.
siumpcd his big toe, taking thc nail ~ rleri
a. a whistle
'illow lucky hr exclaimed what - rr.
mendous kick that woald have h,cn for the shoes
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frSNY SroRY .--Abou, year ago Detroit
business nAh visited New York. aud while there
ordered some cArtes de visite OF himself. whieh
he distributed among his friends in iha, pla..
4 few days ago he was surprised 10 6ud oue of
iLrm IN possession of the family cook M in
vcsiigaliOn disclosed the fact that she had o..
ccivcd II from n fortune teller IN N.N York Cii,
who advertised to send q correct likeness OF m,
Young lady's future husband. all fnf the suia 81
my ccsi5 which the cook ad sent. and rrcsi,,d
her employers likeness Ia return
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n~- II ,hsrcfs one thing more ,haa 1n"ih'
= hich fties = man. II q a--iaf,
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T"tlsAR RooS W MosorToEs Take .; gun,
CAM ho. piecr about one Third the ia, OF at
egg. evaporaic il BY placing IL Ia tin vessel aud
holding u over lamp 81 candle. iakiur car,
that II does not ignite The smoSc will soon III.
the room aud eIPel the mosquitoes OEc Eiph.
no, long since was terribly ANNOYED h, then,
when I thought OF, aud tried tae above. airi
which neither sa~ nor heard them that nigh
The ncx, morning there was not one 10 BE- found
In ,hc room though the winiow hal hssn 'cr
oIsn all nigh,
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Miscellaneous.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!
THE "t'OULTERERs' FRIEND. -
ar CHICKEN POWDERS
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY
EACH PACKAGE.
Price 26 Cents.

FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY
EACH PACKAGE.
Price 20 Cents.
VTNliE annexed are a few Of the certificates we
have received in proof Of the great value
and efficacy of the Poultercrs' Friend
C.AHottioS. Baltimore CO. Dee. 10. 1897.
N,.srs Ciotrorfiy 4 e..
Gsntlrinen-i have used your " PouiereTs' Friend
uon brood f young chickens that had the gapes aud
happy g. say that By the 81 few doses they
we're entirely cured II will certainly the gapes
when used according To directions.
louTs. Sc. GEo. HARMAS.
ASSAroti,. MD Feb. 5th. lSos
6sn,iemeh-I have sold all the Poul,ercr. Friend''
received from yoa last August. The Poultry in the
surrounding country dy tug very fast uith ''Choe
ra'' recommended your - routerrTs Friend and
faF could learn It has proved for the di.
Respectfully. GOODMAN.
BAluxoAs. Feb. Cd, ises
HsssTs Ciugtrcrfhv Il 20
NJ chickens wers dying very fast with VIA, my
uriEhbor. called Chicken Cholera vas induced TO
try your Pouiterers Friend. aud Il worked like
charm gave u a. directed, and IL cured those that
taen sick and have not seen any symptoms ofih"
%. MEXCKEN,
Cross and Water strreis
JETTEKsoN. Frederick County. Md,
July 22d, 1867.
NsGsrs clol,OyfAy 4 Co., Baltimore
t.rntlemen-Thc wonderful cages which have been
icrr. ail Who raise Poultry gentleman of this vii
lag has bcen cxpermcntng chickens with the sares
lie tried your PoulteTcrs Friend according 20 the
DIRECTION and u had the desired effect In destroying
Since then have had many call. for g. and it has been
used extensively with the result u Il % ineAleu
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The Chin Eerer.

This affection is usually prevalent among boys
from fifteen TO eighteen years old. You don Z
know what the chin fever Is, perhaps. The frs
symptoms are frequent inclination 70 pass H..
hand over the upper lip. The sufferer has uu
'xpressicn as though impaiien,ly expecting som,
thing, which is delayed In coming. Iie viii fl.
quenily gaze carefully into the lookin.. ea.. ~
though IL were the mirror Of fortune - N,
trouble increases the afflicted boy MAJ uc seen
stealing away to some retired place ani .liiyinr
to get little ease by applying strong ,n.r.ud.
10 bis face so anxious Is he Someiimes ;o .c' ii4
OF his trouble that he has been seen 10 ihr,atu
10 cut his throat with his fathers .<.i a
usual, the quack medicine dealers take ad,Hn'a.,
Of persons in such trouble, and adveT;i., ,,u..
pounds warranted 10 cure the worst cn.,. q
from three 10 six weeks but their application
only aggTavaie the symptoms and cause riui' ii'.
quen, ,urnings TO the glass aud more Si.l-rt
manipulation Of the face. II is relic 3" ku,H
that this trouble is not fatal and dis pptais
gradually as the beard grows, though w' have
known cases where some OF the symptous. ,.Ieci.
ally passing the hand aflectionaie,, oy,i ihe
face, have remained through life The hest
irraimen, for the patient, is TO let him alone -
fdyicc N such cases usually aggravaies the cou-
plain II any, however, should really wish t.
AnO~ what To do with the beard When il tifs, a.
pears. Wr answer. let i; alone until IL become.
unsigh,,y, then trim IL, Too early and irequcn,
shaving will make IL troublesome IN after years
II not abused by continuous cutting IL will h-
mote likely 10 tcmain sof, and silky - .ia.sI,ca,
ig,irsfprisf
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bobby what is steam
boiling water
That's righ, compare II.
Positive boil, comparative. bier, suIeslau,r
hu.i
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Ess- TIC that prvachts gratitude pleads ~,
cause 10th Of tod aud man. Tot withoul 70 ",
can neither be sOciable nor Tsligious--!N = Asof
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i'RoNrTSrss --l'Iompiness !, cardinal virtue
Nothing noble IN life ran be achieved Wiihuu' 70
With /, al. things are possible. BEFORE it al
difficulties vanish. all obstacles disappear The
prompt maa is the successful man ~, take.
time by the forelOck. The opportunity comes and
hc scizes IT, Luck is on his side. The forrcs a.
nature take his par; aud aci With him Prompt.
urss Is not iashness. II bcver acts blindly Z,
docs no; waste its strength in random blows Il
strikes Al the right momen; aud in the right
place u Is vide awake faeuli, |, sers clcafl,
tnd rci. wi-c decision Il does not put Off to-
iu.m"rf"N whai ought 10 tc dupc to-day.
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FIRST FLOOR ENTIRE FOR RETAILING

taHsnmFFN w ran Make u 60 loaT AdIaataFe
10 call and zee ".
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- Mrs. raT,ingion says there must be- son.
svri " kin between poets aud pullris inr ih''
hnlh are always chanting their lays
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Attorneys Cards.
GEORGE B. MILLIGAN.

AFRO EY 4 r l. 4 W,
WgAL ESTATE COMMISSION Agency, N ALL
OrITs BRANCHES, AT
SO - WEST "a rkTTE ST. BALTI10RA
ORDERS TO buy to seli Houses, Ground Rents Farms
and Country seats. al public aud private sale solicited
iaAns, Investment af Trust funds. aud general man
asemrni % Rental Property IN the city aud county A
t-udsh tu.
sS- Noncy inY~.iedin Ground Rcni' or Mortgage
free y chaTps
rrsicncc rus sontown ~ tusuF. poinrt ai,en
tun fisrs searches. rr Papers, aud Claims oirtrry
description IN the County Court inre. i5,aso'.-ly.
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Miscellaneous.
IO3 CLEA TELAND'S IOS
POPULAR
CASH DRY GOODS HOUSE.
storekeepers! We eau Compete with amy
House In the City. Cali aud see Us!

eo-wmOLEsALE ROOMS DOWN STAIRS
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;.tTES or ADIER RTIsING.

enc sluarc 20 lines icss,i one insertion, a. aud
~vcrs .ub,,laent insertion, - ccnts pr square.
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.IoBERT Il. BoARMAN.

TFOR NEI ~ "A "
NNp SOLICITOR ~ CHANcERI.
Ns''n'y Ro'' oPFo'i,s Count Hoass Tor'oHi"'r".
All promptly attend {" all hasness entrusted I. hi-
.r.. Jan u. iscs.-iy
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-14

SCHOOL ExAMisArioS.-G erma n En- lish
school,, corner Fourth and High streets,
asorsetown Emanuel bspp,ish, esq Teacher,
aud English, In the presence OF a number OF
the parents and friends Of the pupils. Among
The visitors were Justice buckley and Mr n.
Lutheran church OF Washington, who pre-.
sented the premiums. On this occasion the
church was neatly decorated with wreaths,
flowers, nsgs, and notices. A most appropri-
ate motto we observed Ia German: "Nue Bil.
dung macht uns frai," Cultivation promotes
liberty.l There were 81 pupils present, com
state OF discipline, and made II evident to the
spectators that the teacher had been patient
and painstaking 10 imparting knowledge. Mr..
the school, complimented the teacher and
thanked him for his efforts.
Tho following Is the list Of premiums; Ger
Burns Works, to L. Kaiser. for reading; Lady
of the Lake, to J. Memmert, for translationj
Gays Fables, to Il. Kaiser, for geography;
Wakefield, to ii. Enrich, for writing; Arabian
Tales, to Al. Craig, for readingj Esop's Fa-
bles, to B. Hoshali, for good conduct; North
iote lnSls e. To
reading; Leaves Gathered, to Thomas Kaiser,
for regular attendance; Paul aud Virginia, TO
II. Scheer, spelling; Undine, to o. Rich,
for geography and grammar; Wordsworth's
Poems, to W. Rosenbush, for punctuality;
Camphelrs Poems, to A. Schreiber, for Ger.
man reRdingi Scotts Poems, TO VIII hcider,
for translation Cromwelps Life, TO George
Stem, for German reading; Dialogues, to VIII
Craig, for English readingi Red Riding Hood.
to y. Schlosscr, for writing; Pullitzs Fables,
to A. Ochershausen, for ciphering; Picture
Book without Pictures, to D, Yolkman, for
reading; Little Stories, to A, WOLF, for excel.
lencc In cipherlng, and a number OF other pre-
miums for which we have not space.
At the conclusion of the exercises the
Messrs. Seligson sung a quartette, accompa-
MED by the melodcon, the teacher performing
on that instrument.
THE PoRT.-The propeller New York, Capt.
Jones, from Philadelphia, arrived yesterday;
also, schooner Florence, Hudson, lumber for
Mr.. Mclean. The schooner Margaret and
Lucy, Crossley, left yesterday for Fairhaven,
Mass, with TO tons OF coal.
CoSDITToN OF Mn. MCCuLLocH-Yesterda
Mr.. James p, McCulloch, who was accident
ally shot In the left groin on Saturday after
noon, was resting easy, and should intamma-
tion not ensue, there arc strong hopes Of
his speedy recovery.
STEAMERS TO ARRIvE.-Thc steamers John
Gibson and James y. Green are due this morn
| Ing.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS


- - BUNhEh'S AVENUE HOTEIs.
IL Norcross, Y, X Ouid, jr, Baltimore;
S1, SIty M sS5 dS0 Whit Rhiis5olph. Q
isT Heath GTMG sassS,.er q E TScaS
h Ksn, ,s,, sity' chs@SpIo.: Glo;,bfep;
sex, N VI J X FAmonds, Geo A BitRehAId,
Phiisdelphiat Chas " Wheeler, Baitlmoe e;
John Ross, E.sex. YjL II Hefrick, bur.
Hon " McMalicn, = p kthcnn, Pa, ii ]
Parrot, Kant b Buekner, DR. Simpson, Ky,
z Brown, Pa, Hon John Oroweli, N u q s
6"Is ms1i hrf POs %i ~. Nh aGal Ill., y
o'Neii, Pa; Hon D 5 Norton, u 5 s; b s Har.
per and wife, n o; Dol TrIsg and wife, W
Wsrns5, ysi Hon Al, A Winslow W Cooper S per,
Peiric, Mass; 4 Pierce, Pa.
KIRKwooD HoUsE-RISa.
Lhos TillnIn, visksburg; Geo b Burnett
and wife, ~; X burbank Israel Leaning,
Lindenstead, VIM Powell, Geo Il Topham,
Johnson, Baltimorej A Newberry, Y
RI John Emminger,- Baltimore, Jno q
+ Carroll, Prince Georges county; J Brubaker
and wife, Zimmerman, q Zimmerman,
PhiiIsdslphis; Thos Q Ewell, Lynehburgi Abe
WlLLAhDS' hOTEl,-SfKKs &CHADwicK.
John \ Hamilton, Savannah, J Nelson, L
Magnaw, Levi Melton, Ralph W Newton,
John Il Stevens, N VI Robert r Curtin, Baiti.
more; y W Harmon, Haverhill, Mass; Gain
Thompson, Chinaj George 4 Holbrook, N II,
$ + Tappan, Coloradoi VIM p Mellen, Flush
ing, r /; L L Sanderson, Brooklyn, N Y; John
7 Glenn, Atlanta, Cal A NJ Hobby, Texas $ d
Jones, San Francisco.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEN.
NJ Nanderburg, N Y; L Renning, Cal Jno
Helm, Jackson, Miss; j M Laycock and J
Akels, Felicity, o; Gen p L NJ Common and
Mai J Streetman, Cal; A l. Rogers, Va; Geo
Shager, Lai W A Potts, Md; L q Nolln,
Va.
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USIrEp3STATss PATEsT oFRICH,

On the petition Of JOSHUA GIBRs, Of Canton,
Ohio. praying for the extension Of patent granted
to him the 18th day OF August 1871, for an improve.
ment IN Pluughs, for seven years from the expira-
tion Of said patent, which takes place the 10Th
day Of August, 1883:
II Is ordered that the said petition bc heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 9th day Of July
next at u clock, IN. 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 10 file
in the Patent Oce their objections, specially SGT
fOIIh In writing, at least days before tho day
Of heaIiugi all testimony hlCd by either party to
he used at the said hearing must be taxed aud trans
which will be furnished ON application,
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testi-
mOny nyIst be hled In the office ttocHty days before
the day of heaTingi the arguments, II any, within
ten days AFTER filing the testimony
Ordered, also, That this n9tee be published In the
b. C., aud In the Herald, Cloyoland, Ohio, once d
week for three successive weeksI the hrst Of said
publications be at least sixty days previous To The
day Of hearing. A. NJ STOUT
mylS-MS Acting Commissioner OF Pateuts
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Aatiuaal gepablitau.
TUESDAY MORNING ;iiiii;iii;iiiiJULY u. 1855.
AMUsEMENTs.

New ORLEANS MAMMOTH MKSAouRIB.-
This celebrated company, with their lady-fed
lion and Bengal tiger turned loosc-their cir
Gus and aviary-horses, ponies, and monkeys
will make their entire In this city to day, and
give their first performance at O'Clock p. m,
under their huge canopy, Louisiana avenue,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets. II the
Thermometer gets mie shorter there will
doubtless be an immense crowd present, and
even In this excessively heated term theii
fame as q superior "cirouitn travelling circus
will excite tho curiosity and receive the lib
eral patronage Of our eircus-loving com.
munity.
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ie2i-wSt Acting COMMISSIONER Of PATE



WAsHISuTOS, June Is, ls6s,
On the petition Of WILLIAM THORSLET, Of Phila-
delphia, Pa praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him the 10th day Of September, 1854,
for an Improvement In Safety Washer for Securi u
Wheels tu AXles for seven years from the eNpira-
tiOu u said patent, which takes place on the 10th
day of September, ISIS,
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent office on MONDAY the Slst day Of August
next, ut II clock, m and all persons are notified
to appear aud show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not 10 be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required to
he in the Patent OliCc their objections, specially
set forth IN writing, at least tOentH days before
the day Of hearilgi all testimony hled by either
party to be usedh tho said hearing, must be taken
aud transmitted In accordance with the ru les u the
office, which will be furnished on application.
Dapositions and other papers, rolled upon as test
mony, must be hled n the office tDeHtV days before
the day OF hearingi the arguments, II any, within
ten days after ding the testimony.
Ordered, alsO that this notice be published In the
REPrBLIrAs and the IHtsNi0snctr, Washington,
d. C., And in the Age, Philadelphia, Pa, once
week for three successive weeks the first II said
publications to be at least sixty days gTSyi31s to
ju2j.Tu3t Acting COmmi ssiOuoT OF Patents.
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WAsHISgrOS, June -, ISIS.
On the petition OF STEPHEN J. COIN, Oi Corn .
wall, Conn, praying for the extension Of patent
granted 10 him on tho ID day OF October, 1854, Tor
an improvement In Warming Houses by Steam,
for seven years from the expiration Of sid patent,
which takes place on the Sd day Uf October, ISIS:
Is ordered that the said petition DO hear at the
Patent Oneo GU MONDAY, The lill day u Septem-
Der next, NJ II O'Clock, N, aud AL persons are NO.
uhod to appear and show cause, II any they have,
why said petition ought not to DO granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
ME In the Patent OiCe their objections, special lY
set forth In writing, ut least tDeRg days before III
lay OF hogriugi all test mony died by either party
to be used at the sId hearing, must be taken an
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
Office, which will be furnished on application,
Dispositions aud other papers, relied upon as Ics
imony, must be hlcd In the office tiosHtV days be-
fore the. day Of hoaringi the arguments, II auy,
within ten days after hllng the testlmony
Ordered, also, that this notice be puhllshedlu the
REPuBLICAS and the Intslii0snCsr, Wellington,
D, q. aud In the Register. New Haven, Conn ,OHce
week for three successive weeksi the hrst Of said
day Of hearing, A. H. STOUT,
ie&'FSt Acting Commissioner Of Pat"ntA-
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Mr.. WILLIAM SMITH has just returned from
New York with an elegant stock of straw
hats, which he Ia prepared to sell at twenty,
five per cent below the usual prices, A visit
to HIS wcll.knOwn store at oil Ninth street
between d and Pennsylvania avenue will
prove the truth OF this assertion. Mr.. Smith
Is also the agent of Singers Noiseless Sewing
Machine, which recently took the premium a
the New York state fair.