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Proposals..
PROPOSALS FoR TREASURY VAULT.


Sealed proposals. will be received at the once o.
!hsSussIyiis Arshttset. Treasury psys.r,%snt,
bsrrlar prccf vault for The Cashiers IN the north
wing Of the Treasury Building. Washington, y. q.
Copies Of plan. showing the dimensi.ns aud ar
rAnssmsnt o. ne VENT esn be procured " sppiies
nate plates. Of the best quality Of Bnglish spring
steel. and e.se-hardenedI and the best quality Of
boiler plates, framed and secured 10 wtought-fron
beams In the best ms uner, q. required BY plan.
The locks will be furnirhed by this Department,
but must Be put In place By the contractor, and
must be put In perfect working order before the
Vault Will be accepted. Tho Vault to DO com
pieted In place with two months after the execu-
ton Of contract, under penalty ofte per cent
The bids must be In gross, and must include the
whole OF the Iron and steel work, necessary to
make the most thorough work, nited and put up
All bids must 30 accompanied by the guarantee
Of two responsible persons. In the sum Of y. oco.
that the bidder vii! accept and perform ths con
tract u awarded % him, the spneieneJ q the -
The District whers me biddsT resides.
Proposals 70 DO endorsed. Proposals for Vault, -
aud be addressed 20 'superyisinK Architect
Treasury Department The amopntof eneh bid 10
iyy-td A. u, MULLETT,
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

PROPOSALS FOR suPPLIEs.
A's''rAs+ aeAnT!IEpEs.sE.n,s oy.rsr.l
Sealed prspo.sis Be- ssiy u Al as ts,. one.
until u O'clock m, Of the 2d Instant, for the de-
SlS.S Ss,1 s.: asb''''''' ''
Riry-x gesF L tSsns' per ssr Dozen fSass
ISH Zone hundisdl Door Locks and Knobs.
{tTTSS95tS ;aysl gallons Alcohol, per rn.os
jOo ave hundredj Hand-sSw Piles. assorted, per
SSTpfe,srh Ss ts%. . psS dozen
~ tanyl Stable Brooms, each.
RSa$TsS SprR bIBS Sa.S.. s, ss dozen
2 ltweRty.fOurl Paint Brushes, each.
GhG a "Ss f S per saS dozen
y ttwelve) Garden Hoes, each.
Isix seythor, each.
q ;Saa,| ssSsds SfISns yellow. per pound.
Dlhuy( pounds Chrome Green, per pound.
80 Hhree hundred pound. Axle fease, ner tptnJ
s sIhy S ISsg EIs SIn T. i5i.s per bound
200 two hundred) pounds fairness Leather, PER
200 1.-TWO !hCusAnd) pound. White Lead, Lewis.
400 ltwo thousand) pounds Cut Eails. IOd, per
l.a9 lhfteen hundrcd) pounds Cut Malls. Sd, Per
l'OOS Como thou.und) pounds Cut EsII., I'D, per
fSS rss SS S,,,.i C2.I oil PsF gallon
2Hwo) barrels Linseed on, boiled. per pallon.
! l0nel barrel Sperm oil, per gallon,
lonel barrel heatslOot OIL. per gallon
W three hundred) pounds Putty, per pound.
% twenty pounds Hemp Irvine, heavy, per
1868 q sS s ssSn. GSPRs Per sals1
otnycl pounds Black Wax, per pound
10 kten) pounds saddlers' Thread peT pouBd
Proposals from dealers In the dinsTent articles
spefihed are Invited. The articles must be OF t6e
hnst Pe delivered within nix days Of the accept.
Proposals to be made In d1plIeate and addr....d
TO the undersigned.
n by order Of Breyet Brig. Gen. J. C, MeFerran,
Deputy QuartermAsteT General U, g. A. Ghief
euartermaster Depot Of Washington.
iyA.td Byt. Col. and 40 IN
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Aatiunal gspnblitau.

NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS HAD ruEtr
PERPLExrTIEs A HUSDRED YRkRs AGO.
A very meteorological newspaper, called
The Bosros ,CHRor1cLE, "1'rinted every
Monday 4 Thursday, Price only Six
Shillins 4 Eight Pence Lawful, Pcr
Annum) by Mein a Fleming, at their
Printing Office inic ewbury.sireet, who're,
Il at the London Bookstore North side
of King Street, Subscriptions, aAdver.
tiscments, Articles & Letters Of Intelli.
gcncc, are gratefully received, in
its issue OF March 1927, 1869, makes
the following appeal to its subscribers,
which is copied tor its historical value
rD1 Tho The Boston Chronicle is the
only Newspaper in America published
twice week, & for the small price oil
5s. sterling or 6s. Sd. Lawful money, per
annum, yet several OF our Subscribers
have lately sent Letters informing us,
that one of their weeks papers has
miscarried, the postage Of which we
must charge 70 their accounts; for il
would be unreasonable to be Obliged to
pay from six pence to shilling Sterling
postage (which we have lately done) for
what we arc to receive only one copper,
which is about the price We receive from
our Customers for each Chronicle. We
therefore desire that for the future,
they would either pay the postage OF
their letters, or send them bya private
conveyance. -
In the same issue is recorded the
death Of Col. Henry Dassal, "at his
scat in Cambridge" on Friday night the
18th instant. Also reward Of eight
dollors- A-NHs-~a, sco tenv,r, u,iv udu on
when he went away "a gray bear-skln
doublc-brcasted jacket, with large white
metal buttons, and striped under ditto.
long striped trousers, with leather
brooches under them, sailors Dutch
cap, tells very plausible story upon
any extraordinary occasion" Itappears
from the same advertisement that Cato
ran away from George Watson of Ply
mouth, and was supposed to have taken
with him "molattoe wench" named
Kate Daniel.
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CRY HALL, BOsrOS, July ., ISIS
ir"l"salS will be received at this office until Inc
u INST, ~ p m, for the construction OF 4
Town, Mass. ''"'' TWIN
The bulkhead will be located at or near the line
gnt % rest aPrG. e&truulft thtrJnttn 70 on dpar
t. low water mark, constructed similarly in ali
respects to the bulkhead itself, viz; triple row
"I stakes Is to be planted firmly 10 the sand, the
nl"ryals both longitudinal and transverse being
Ngut four feet The heads Of these stakes W hi he
sd together by thin, tough planks, we'll spiked
30 and the Intervals between the stakes will be
'npletly hlled with stone and brush, 80 inter.
So and disposed as to bind well togetR her
Th" length Of the bulkhead mot iprIudIng the
p NnraI Iettees doscribedl will bo some GO feet
re Or iesSy and will be dependent upon the ieci.
ION 81 the Engineer In charge, based uDnn con
the work, - Wv P''sieAA VI
The bids will express price per lincal foot ,peas
'Nu po'h w iutDl Ihe pulkhead and Of the ietlees
J. o. ROSTER
Dyt Mai. Gen. U. s. A. 1t. Col. Eag'Is.
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Medical.
pALTiMoRB Lock HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED AS AREFuoErRoM ouAcKERY.
rHE ONLY PLACE Iyy RERS A cuaEoAs BsoH


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tsninE ssnats. with he tRundsrs o. eiogns ses q
walked TO ecstacy the living Tyre, may call with fuil
''A' MARRIAGE sgl.f 10.
Married Persons, or Yopas Men eon,snpla'ins
aanie dsSliiiy, dsfosml,.., -. .esediiy cured .
man. sns sShsfs ss s :sSa
elan. ...,, 80 ,.,,,., Tir rE ..".
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This Dresdful Disease--whieh renders Life M-er:
81 t sad T MsTTs e. prcpsr I
persons are too art 70 seinnit ssee..es from NO,
viii SrsssS Sst Sss Pro 1ssfss
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pleasures Of healthy offspring, ihs po;. serigu. end
sfiss IKE ssss Gesomss ths by,ss
and Mental snne,ionf wS.kSsnsd, ho.s q pr0spcs
piisiioa q tie Hssrt, isdissitfon, GonaitutieSsl
Debility, a Wasting Of the Frame. Coughs, Con-
SfFits,i SOUTH rREpERlcK STREET,
lsfshned siae sons frG% BIiti ~, ;trsst. few
t. Nc letter. reeel,sd gnlc,, postpaid and con
writias shsaia slate sse, and sand portion Of sd.
v'rsi''in'n' de'o bs o ,GGEgiSHss =
Ss.S s n S.T VILE
NJ hs. hem n the so.s. q EsasGn Paris.
St sssonsSes ssrss t6ss ssss sssr sssws
ttthy troubled with rinaiha In the head and ears
sudden sSsPa Ss.SfriaSs. @ isaass f GS.s
nnd ssse cured sspfsas; Sa tn
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
selves " i,;ProgsI ipdSlssnse. and sOiisrT is6.
These are some o. the sad and nela nchaiy efee,s
ness y SiEhi. Loss % au.eulsI Power. ,psplis:
Den q sns a's u ;i D'TS STss
Debility, symptoms Of Consumption. -
much e sa'i S.SsrI ,s' c ss
& iSss DfESsSn q sPs Ell
Timidity, &c, are some y the evils produced. ~
ne eS az ~ s. q a. ss sis Sds
their yirer beeoming wesk' pale nsrnon. I'd e,ns
siateS VIM In : ~. 80. s i einN
oouSb, and symntoms Of eonsamn,Ion O'u' 'neo'n''
YOUNG MEN - ...
isd9lseJ In WAN nianens M frs,ssn pIseues
from evil eo,npsnions or a seboS ihs NIL, ~
hieb are nightly feit eycp " Nan sSis I1 %
cured Teuders osrrisge Impossible. aad destro a
both mind and bod y--shoui Id apply immedIntelY'
country The pride Of his paTap.s shanl5 Ia ns1shn
from HI prosnsets and sniavm.nio w M ~ Ky
conseauenee N dsyiaiins frnm the ", y, ~ .ue
and ndulTipK in 4 certain secret habit snsb rar
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loFFIcIAL !

HEADQ'rs suB DISTRICT OF Arkansas, l
LITTLE Rock. ARK juno 80, 1858.
General Orders, No. IS.
l. The following General Order, received
this day from headquarters 4th military dis.
triet, By telegraph, is published for the infor.
nation and government Of all whom it may
concern:
HEkDQ'Rs ARA MILITARY DIsrRIcr,)
(MlssIssIPFI AND ARKANSAS
NIcKsDUHG, MISS, June 80, 1868.
General OrdeTs, No. rs.
l, Official information having this day beer
received, at these headquarters, of tho admis
sion, on tho 22d instant, Of the State of Ar.
kansas to representation in Congress, II IL
hereby made known to all concerned that so
much Of the act Of March 2. 1867, and Of the
several acts supplementary thereto as pro.
yides for military government in certain
Statos has become imperative as to said Stat,
Of Arkansas, and that everything in the hand,
Of the military authorities concerning its civil
officers will BIO immediately turned over to the
several duly elected officers Of the State, to
late as from the 22d instant.
ii. Breyet Brigadior General G. II. Smith,
commanding sub district Of Arkansas, will sec
10 the immediate execution of this order.
By command of Brevst Major General
Mcdowell. JoHs TYLER.
First Lieutenant, 43d U. S. Infantry, Breyel
Major U. S. Army, Acting Assistant Adju
bant General.
II. Pursuant to the foregoing order, al
civilian prisoners held In military custody and
awaiting trial BY military commission, will be
turned over to the proper civil authorities to be
dealt with.
III. Owing to the insecure condition Of the
county jails, and to secure obedience to the
laws. post commanders, upon application, will
furnish to sherifis and other executive officers
such assistance as may be necessary to arrest
criminals, guard prisoners, and do such other
acts as may be necessary to execute the laws
and preserve the peace.
By command Of Brevet Brigadier General c.
II, Smith, u S. A.
SAMUEL N. MILLS,
First Lieut.. and Adtt, 28th U. S. Infantry,
Acting Assistant Adjutaut General
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Notice of patants,
DEPARrMEEr 9. THE lNEERIoR,

WnssIsaros mayymIsh
Baltimore, Nd. an, Isosis D. Bonb, q Wash.
,ns,9S, s,sSsra 'Ss ,ssT 81 M selss o.
tnsidn u patent granted 10 the said Horstio n
0nmbrill aud singleton y, Burges, the nh DAY o.
IsSruaIy. 1855. ante dated .hs "a dsy II AnSa.i.
for an improvement In CARDIAC Machine. foi
Which tais. place on ths sad day y August isss
IL ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent once on MONDAY, the Sd day Of Astua
next. at u clock, m. and al per.ens are notified
TO appear and show cause, N any they have. why
md petition ought no, % b granted,
Persons opposing the extension are Repaired 10 HE
IN the Patent once their objections, specially set
forth "a writinr a! least teSty days before the
ns.d a The ssid hearing must be taken and trans
which viii DO furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon Is tes-
tmcuy, must be ned In the onee ttesntv days before
tho day o. hearing the arguments. fany, within ten
Ordered. also, Thai Ibis nescc be published Ia the
RErrBLfcAs and the fntsiifDercsr, Washington,
D, c., and In the dmsrfcdn, Baltimore, Nd.
ssa pgbliesos. % Be at least sixty days yiou'
myaS1fha Ieiinr commi.sionei Of Patents.
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myB-TnM Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STArEs PATENT OFPIcE,

WAsHIkdToN, May 10, 1875.
buryport, Mass. administrslrix OF the estate OF
Joseph y. fianders, deceased, and jeremiah A.
MlardeP. Of Boston. Mass praying for Che eTte9.
Flanders and joseph A. Marden. the 2pth day or
August, 1854. for an improy In Leather Split
ting Machine, for seven years from the expiration
q said patent. which takes place the 10Th day Of
August, 1855:
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Ohice on MONDAY, the 10th day VI August
next, At u clock, IN and all persons are ed
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
nlo In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, ut lea 1t tDsatU day before the
day OF hearing; all testimony fled by either party,
to b used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted in Accordance with the rules OF the
omee,whieh will be Furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, rel ed upon as ter-
tlmony, must be nled In the office tDentv days be
fore the day Of hearing, the arguments, II any,
within ter days after hling the testim9ny,
Ordered, also. that this notice be publshc In the
Hsbtblicdn and the Intcliipencer, Washington,
u. 2. land In the Journal, Boston, Mass, once !
week for three successive weeksi the 6rst Of said
publieat9Ps to be at least sixty days gIsyI9gs to
my22- Psi Acting Commit sioneT Of Patents.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ uSIrkD STAIEs PArksI 0yrIcs,.

On the petition q sARAl W. REED, adninstTsirix
Of the estate Of Cheney Reed. deceased, and Jane
X Mould, RdmnistTatfix Of the estate Of Brooks K.
Mould, deceased. OF Chicago. Illinois, praying for
the extension Of a patent granted to the said
Cheeney Reed and Brooks X. Mould, the sth day
Of August 1854, for an Improvement In Ventilattng
Railroad Carr, for spyen years from the expiration
81 said patent, which takes place on the 9Th dAy of
August, l6dsl
Its ordered that The aid petition DO heard 81 the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the auth day OF July
next, at II clock and all persons fed 70
appear and show cause, N any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension arc required 70
hle In the Patent 0hce their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least ftcsrtv days before
the day efhearingI all testimony died 81 either
party. TO be used at the said hearing, must be taken
and trnpsmtted N aseordsnee with the rules OF the
epspositions and other papers, lied upon a. te.t
monS, must be nled In the once f,centv days be-
fore the day OF hearing the arguments Within
ten days after hlinF the testimony.
ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the RsPuBLicAx and ,he Tntef iioencer, gton
DC, and In the Tribune, Chicago, III. once
week for three successive weeks the hrst OF paid
Paeaisa,iOSns e DO at least sixty day; 10
myi3.wa Acting Commissicpsi az P.trnt,
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
tamo. T., OF COLUMBIA.
Rt,.HT 1909 Equity Doeketa

pc1ts S5pfg LlGyd Trustee Ia this cause. having re-
9 SsIe No 9tl with the Improvement, to DANIEL
tHo s9S WIN HI, and part o. lot mo in square
S t uor ai0, being the same property described
ih.i w pioGIesdbhgH,) pursuant TO tho decree and
with the terms OF sale '' ""u eomphed
M ~ th,s ~ day Of Juna,A D. lsGs ordered nv
hnSIuuIl lhht Tue ,aid sales he, and Tie same "a
neItsy IHuhed and confirmed unless cause 10 Nv
I'LL rMJ phhoWn on or before tho lIth day Of Jni1
iTa pI1piusd copy OF this order be published n
~ NAII,osAL REPUBLICAN, once week Tor thres
true eOpy-test II Dim Tn.,t..
~ hi'S' 'IeTk' tjeA-wSW
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The Dubuque Times Of the 26th gives
IN account ola murderous riot at the
little town Of Alma, on the Upper Miss
issippL 1t appears that party of lum-
bermen, on their way down the river,
stopped at Alma, and, being refused
whisky at the stores, set themselves
about cleaning ont the town, plundcring
houses, etc. The Sheriff and his deputy
attempted to arrest the desperadoes, and
both were shot dead. The citizens,
mostly Germans, thereupon armed them
selves, end after vigorous fight, drove
the murderers from the place. Full
particulars Of the affair have not been
received, but it is supposed that several
Of the lumbermcn were killed.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UNITED STATES Patient 0PPIrF

" Z,
gu ting, petition VI ISAAC X. TRINBLg, 6f Lon.
hrren' Md u praying for the extension Of paton
Eran!cd TO him the 10Th day Of April 1855 N ante
IwSlg ni October 70. 1854 fqr an Improvement ia
rom tue expiration d said patent, which lake,
fIhce on ihe 10Th day OF October, 1868
Is ordered that the said petition be heard nj ths
IatGni ONCE on Monday the 18th day Of September
u'Hl NJ " clock, ~. and all persons Afo mott,
Ned to appear and show cause, II any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted "'''
Persons opposing the extension arc TeuuIrcd b.,
ME- IN the Patent once their obicciions, sprCialiy
ct forth In writing, at least tI1eHtD DAYS beInTss
the day Of hearingI all testimony filed By GiibcT
party, to BIO used at the said hearing, must be-
taken aud transmitted In accordance with The Tui
ton. " "f''''"
DISPOSITIONS aud other papers, relied upon as tes.
m"nyt must be filed In the office t6eHiV days
nIi2fe We gay Of hearing the arguments, II any,
ordered, also, that this notice be published In
me hkPUBLdtAN and the IRtsiii1enrfr Washing
b"h, u e., and IN tho baltimore County Union.
luwsont0wn, Md once week for three success.
we weaksi the hTst Of said publications 10 he al
'"slsixIy days previous to tho day Of hearing,
iuli-Tu3t ACTIN C",utmaiI1}Hon..r
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PArREr OEFIoE,

On the petition Of JoIs NJ ABiS. q English Neigh.
borhood. y. J., praying for the extension OF a
Tor an Improvement In Pen and Pencil Case, for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
is ordered ihs! Ihs said petition DO heard al the
Der next, at IL o'clock. M and all person MS are no.
!lhed to appear and show cause, II any they have.
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
hle IN the Patent Once their objections specially
set forth In writing, at least tosntu days before
ne day Of hearing All testip9ny nled BY either
taken and transmitted in accord nee with the
rules Of the Office. which will be furnished on ap.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon As ties.
timony, must be nled In the onlce ticenfV days
before the day Of hearing the arguments, ii any,
within ter days after hling Of the testimony.
the RspShe so: ana t tbs n9fs ss puSilshsd Ia
ton, d. G.. and in the atlas. New York. New
York, once week for three successive weeks,
the nrst Of said publications to be at least sixty
days previous to the day Of hearing, 60.
jels-Thsw Acting Commissioner Of Pstepts
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Railroad Routes.
Thh9 PgHHIhtAbbRLfHis. Tsb KxW ' ToRs.

i PHIIADEIPHiA. AND NEW YORK.
wLsHiSaros. Jau. g. Iss7-noop.
Trains between washinrtou and New York are
'fbR INV YORK., without ehssge Of ssn.
Le.ve daily texeept Sunday al aD q M I'm
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily texeept supdzy) h7.3a. m, IA 10
and T. % And7p m. .5...
ON SUNDAY, Ia.
Leave for New York and Philadelphia At 100 p
blespisr ear.f for New York on osp. N. train only
Thrcurh tickets to Philadelphis, New York OF
Boston. can be had at the Staten ohes a. All hours
In the day.
See Baltimore and ohie RAilroad advertisement
napoiis and the West j. l.. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
L. n. COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
GEO. g. KOONTZ,
Agent, washington.
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On the pstition OF WILLIAM d. ASDRRws, OF New
YORK, Y, T., praying for the extension Of patsnt
granted TO him the I'D day Of August, 1871 Tor an
,mproyemSnt 10 Centrifugal Pumps. for seven years
L n the expiration o. said patent, which lakes
Is ordered that the said petition be heard al tho
fAlent once on MONDAY, tho 9Th day Of July
next, at u clock m and all persons arc notified
~ sppent and sh9w cause any they have. why
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED to
ME In the Patent Oico thoir objections, specially
set forth In writing, ut least tt0entU days beIOr,
the day q hearing; all testimony hled by either
party 70 be used ~ the said hearng must be iakou
aud transmitted In accordance with III rules OF his
once, which Will be furnished ON application.
DepositiOns and other papers, relied upOn As tssti
nony must be fled In the Office tiooHly days bof"f,
the Day Of hearing the arguments, Ifany, Within
Ten days after Ming the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice 30 published In tht
kEPrBLl0aE and the inteLliO6ncsr, Washington
2nee = week for three successive weeks tho
nIst ~ SAID publeAli0ns to be ut least sixty days
my2O.wst Acting Commisionrr o9 pHteni,
VNRnpngAIp -7--=----
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OPFtcl

WAsHIsdroS, May n, ISIS.
On the petition ofDANIEL HALLIDAY, Of batavia,
Illinois, formerly Of Ellington, Connecticut praying
LOT the extension Of patent granted TO him the 29t
ernot for Wind Mills for seven years from the OK
P,Isuon OF said patent, which takes place on the
L. Is ordered hat the said petition DO heard at the
fAtent once on MondAy, the day OF August ne ut,
At II clock IN. and ali persons are notified 10 ap
p PEAT and shSy cause any they have. why said
Persons opposing the extension are required to
ME IN the Patent Ofce their objections specially
set forth In writing at least toetu days before the
day Of hesringi all testimony fled BY eithsr party,
70 pc nsea ~ me said hearing, must be takee and
once, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
timohy. must be nled In the once tioenfv days be-
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any,
within ten days after nlinE the test mony.
Ordered. also. that this notice be publshed In
the RErgBLiots and the Lnteiifgeneer, washing-
ton, ID. G. and In the Tribune, Chicago, illinois,
onesa week for three successive the 1rst Of
to the day Of hearing.
T,,Yi A.tIn r, ~
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-15

u, S, ESgJSBEK'B OPPICg,l
oswEnO, N. y, July ], 1853
Sealed proposals. viii DO received BY The under.
signed until noon Of Monday, July 81, 1855 Tor the
following material for repair VI OswcgO Pier:
-. CLASH,
100 sticks Canada Pine Timber, each 20 feet long
and IL Inches square, sawed. "
100 steks Canada Pine Timber each 40 feet I,nV
and l2inohos square, sawed.
80. GLASS n,
iVo kegs burdens Wrought Spike, 0 inch.
,oo CLASS III,
100 cords Stone for crib nllinE
The timber to bs delivered on the limited sis,os
land, ht the head Of the pier, before November l.
i iS The spke ia the ullted States slorchouse ii
], lS0l, ''' '""u"''
Bids and contracts to lie separate for eaoh eIass
Blanks and further information NAV he a.
tained from the undersigned, ~
Lieut. Col. Of Engineers and Byt Col. u, sh.