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STATES MAILS
GEORGIA.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

\
WASHINGTON, January 2, 1873
Proposals Tor conveying the mails Of the United
lowing routes in the State of Georgia will be re-
ceised At the Contract Office of this Department
ny April 70 foilSwns r'h 'iF' next 70 Dc decided
IAeCsTted bidders will be required to take the
oath prescribed by law, and known as the Test
6Ssi From Lexington to Lexington Depot. mile,
and back. SIX times a week.
Leave Lexington daily except Sunday, at 80
Auiye at Lexington Depot by s:sOam
Leave Lexington Depot daily, except Sunday,
Arrive AZ Lexington by IOam
6l29 Prom ToOmbsboro' to Dublin, % miles and
Leave Toombsboro' Saturday at ! am;
Arrive at Dublin by pm;
Leave Dublin Friday ATTAIN;
$50 FROM wrisht.vilIe to Tenniiie, l6 miles and
back. once a week
Leave Wrightsyills Friday at am;
Arrive at Tennille by pm;
Leave TeDnille Friday at 4pm;
Arrive al Wrigbtsville By ppm.
Leave Thomaston Tuesday and Thursday at 8
Arrive at waynmanyiIIe by liam;
Leave Waynmanville Tuesday aud Thursday
Arrive a Thon.aston BY SPIN.
6lil rom Eatonton to Monticello. 10 miles and
back. three times a week.
Leave EstontOn Monday Wednesday and Fri
Arrive at MonticenO by SPIN;
Leave Monticello Monday, "Wednesday and
Arrive ARRIVE at 4 EStenton By n4spm.
6lG2 FIUm Macon, by Jefier.Onyille and Marion to
1wigGzyille. 20 miles and back. once a week
Leave Macon "Wednesday al am
Arrive at Twiggsyile by SPIN,
lesye TwiggsyIne Thursday at 8 q u;
Arrive az Macon by 6pm.
NOTTS.-PrOpOSsls must he 10 carry tle mail with
eeleTlty certainty, anC security using the
OF the Jaw. and they must be guaranteed b. re-
spon-ible persons. certified TO such by a post
master or Judge of a court of record.
No pay Will lie made for tri ps not performed and
Tor each OF such omissions not satisfactorily
PAin9d, three times the pay of the trip may be de-
Quoted or arrivals so far behind time to break
connection With depending mails and not SUIT
GENTLY excused ne-fourth Of the compeusatI0n
for the trip subject forfeiture Pines will be
imposed unless the delinquency BE- satisfactorily
eNpiainrt Tor negiecting TO take mail from into
a post once. for suffering 10 to be injured, de-
stroyed robbed. OF lost and for refusing after de-
nAEd- q convey the mail as frequently the
tractor runs or IL concerned in running vehicles
The route The Postmaster General may annul the
contract for disobey ing the Post Office laws the
Instructions OF the department. lie may alter the
schedule 81 the departures and arrivals, and also
order Increase OF service by allowing therefore,
pro rata increase on the contract pay H. may also
Curtsil or discontinue the service in whole or in
months extra compensation on the amount OF ser
vice dispensed with
Bids should he addressed 10 the 4" Second Assist.
ant Postmaster General superscribed Propo-
sals. State Of Georgia and K nj b. mail
For forms of proposals., sc. and other informa-
tOn, see advertisements Of October 81. 1856, and
Of thu. late, in implicit form. at the prnc pal
p'st sffces ALEX. ". RANDALL,
"a S-law4v Postmaster General.
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DROPOsALS FOR FRESH AND CORNED
REEF


OFes Commissa-y Subsistence, I
Nary. Yard, Memphis, Tenn, FEB. 10, 1858.
us fsst PTopSsa WIN 5s 5scsiysd Ct shi;
for furnishing Fresh and Corned Beef to the troops
stationed at and drawing supplies from Memphis.
Tennessee, for six months: Cor such time the
CONNIE ncing March !, 1858.
The beef to be of good and wholesome quality,
with equal proportions of fore and hi nd quarters
lnecks, shanks, and kidney tallow to be excluded
The necks of the cattle slaughtered under the con
tract shall be cut of at the fourth vertebra Joint
and the breasts trimmed down. The shanks of the
fore quarter shall be cut off from three to four
inches above the knee Joint, and of the hind quar-
hook Joint.
The beef TO be delivered In such quantities and at
such times and places as may be directed by tho
commissary or other competent authority. All
bids must be accompanied by two guarantees The
the official certificate of the Clerk of the nearest
District Court, or of the United States District At
tOTncy.
The names of the firms stated in full, with adj
dress of each member of the firm, and separate bids
for furnishing Fresh and Corned Beef
bond of good and suff Gent security will be re-
Payment to be made at the end Of each month, in
such funds as the Government may furnish.
Form OF GKaIantee. .
-, do hereby guarantee that -, is able TO
fulfill the contract in accordance with the terms of
this proposition, and that should his proposition
in accordance herewith. This guarantee must be
appended to each bid
The contract will be subject to the approval Of
MAJOR General Geo II. Thomas, commanding De-
partnent of the Cumberland
The right to reject any and ell bids is reserved.
Proposals to be made in du plcate, and to be en-
By order Of Bvt. Brig Gen M. P. Small, Chief
Com. Subs. Dept of the Cumberland.
DAVID PARKINSON,
Isl Lieut.. 18th U. 5. Infantry and A. G. s.
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PROPOSALS.
ID B o r o 8 A l. 8
Hdssrs. Department Of the CH,nbe,land,
O@v Chief G. 5. Of Subsistence,

Hd'"'. Dssari'ns.. Of ths Cg,sbalaad.
LCs.ss SH,e k y r g S.Ss,if e, ISIS
scaled Proposals (which must be in duplicate
will be received until u O'Clock M, THURSDAY,
february ~, 1858. for furnishing the following
5000 pounds best quality new sugar -cursi can.
vaseed Hams, to be packed in tierces.
W pounds Of best quality nsw sugar cured can
ssSsed Dried Beef to be packed in new barrels.
loo pounds best quality new sugsr-cured Break:
last Baoo5' canvassed, to be packed in barrels. full
The Hams. Dried Beef and Breskfs.. Baoou
must be full weight, exclusive of paper wrappings,
and to inspected by ins pector selected By the
the snthorz ed city inspection charges, and are to
lie paid by the contractor.
Bacon must be offered with the bids ''' D'''A'"''
sSS barrels barrels 4 No; Extra Family Flour.
sound winter wheat. to be fresh ground, and to be
barrels
The attention Of mleIs is invited to the require
delivered Samples Of the wheat from which the
sSur Is to be Ground must be furnished with the
time during the Of RON By am n
sIector to be selected by the undersigned.
good strsns new barrels a s head d.
1000 pounds Of best quality Granulated or Crushed
10 900 pounds of best quality of Rice new crop to
reis, full head lined
5000 pounds Of best quality Star Candles, to be full
the bids, free from oil full wick, in strong boxes
500 pound. good quality quality Hard Soap dry, full
weight, in pound bars, not to contain over Is per
cent. Of water. TO be free from soluble glass and
all other impurities, and not to contain an ex-
cess Of alka in strong boxes. strapped with green
If the Soap is green, each box must contain the
required excess OF weight for the loss in drying
100 kits best quality Of Mackerel the weight of
kits to be stated in the bid.
50 kits best quality White Fish, the weight of kits
to be stated in the bids
20 barrels of the very best quality of Onions
The above Stores to be delivered as soon az prsc-
ticable.
Conditions, requirements, and terms of pay.
ment will be furnished on application at this
Off e.
The right IL reserved to reject any or ell bids
Proposals must be enclosed in q sealed envelope
endorsed Proposals for, (nams the article y and
addressed to the Undersigned
NJ. P. SMALL,
fe l5.4tR Byt Rrio 6ep And n q
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A NEW hINDoF REsIsTANCE.-The ~Pertrc-
uonists" of the Oneida Community cherish
some droll notions, but none more curious
than that Of which one Of their members give.
this account: The worst cough think / ever
had Was cured by resisting IL m faith. IL was
so annoying could not rest nights. Sometimes
sleep. A friend talked Nth me twice about
resisting IL. and finally determined To 10 80
Ii was not more than three days after L Degas
10 resist AZ IN earnest before IL was entirely
cured"
The lapse of three days gave Nature a chance
TO work. and 30 this afflicted person was per
haps cured by the simple process Of waiting
but there Is another narrative which admits OF
no such explanation: II have known nauses
and bowel difficulties To b. restrained by the
Will; and have recently put an end TO some
symptoms of catarrh by resolutely refusing 10
indulge them
This il an inexpensive remedy-unpIeasant
for the doctors, but very good for those who
have viii strong enough TO say they won't.
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CARp-DANIKL LEIbKRr rse,Aj.r near
CD APE visEs end 1k6if' fks si q y: u &:
Ply 20 him on his lises or ~ isttsr through tSs
Wsshipgton Post Once. He also attends 10 the
tol' WIN Henry DspgerAeld, Wood Cot. Prince
George county Nd, z. Darthofcw. knd The Star
once, " ssbington, ID. y. de ~ sun
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QY J. T. COLDWELL CO, Auctioneers
- Southw est corner Penn avenue and A. stree

ID southw est corner Penn avenue and al street.
SPLENDID CHICKERING PIANO. BLACK
MALNnT PARL0R ANB DINING ROOM
FURNITTRE, COTTAGE SETS, BRUSSELS,
THREE-PLI, AND INGRAM CARPETS
HALL OIL-CL0TH, &C AT AUCTION.
! On TUESDAY. February 18th. at 10 O'Clock
a. m, we will sell in front of our auction rooms,
fine collection Of furniture most Of which 10 near
ly new. We name in part:
Splendid Chickering Piano. used but three
weeks
Hair-cloth Tete aTete Sofas
Gothic Castor Chairs
Large and Small Easy and Side Chairs
Black Walnut corner EtageIe
Marble top Centre and Side
Beautiful Walnut Gard Table
Black Walnut Wardrobe and Book case
Excellent Brussels, Three-ply' and Ingram
Carpets
Handsome Walnut Hat rack and Hall Chairs
Cottage Set pain ted oak with Wardrobe
4" drsh
- green
oak. incomplete
Tin Toilet Sets painted to match each of the
above
sldeboaros Bureaus, and Washstands
Extension Tables and Dining Chairs
shades and Lace Curtains
Cotton top Mattresses, Feather Pillows Blank
cts, Bath tub, Table Cutlery China and
glassware. Stewart Cooking stove and
Kitchen requisites. sc, &c.
Terms cash.
Ut. COLDwELL CO,
le 10 az AuctlOneers.
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ANPrTATroN or THIGH.-JOhn Disney, re-
siding at No. c. Son..h Schroeder street. an EN- .
ployee OF the Baltimore AM ONO Railroad.
was compelled, a few days since, 10 submit %
an amputation of the thigh He sd
been Union soldier and the amputatos
was neeessitated by disease Of the knee
resulting from an injury received during
the war The amputation was per
formed by Dr. George III. Dare. assisted nv
DIS Stirling. Smull, Colburn and Cooke The
man IL dong well.-Bait. American, I7h
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ZEE ssRG sss

% oesveSs Isl asd Id 0yeetS, 01voStfs
Asasgs' Ezprsss Ds.srsry O&es.
,sst xss go, ~ the patronage which recetr nd
"a, beg leave 10 an not &c tsss ybays enlsrsed
II ,5sseeti91 OF Fancy Dresses and Dominoes for
Al oruers ~1li be promptly attended to- Fancy
Dfesses and Costumes a. - El.ds :: oIiet is34 fn'
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The HERGINEs or FICTIoS.-The Safurda,
Review says that 'sthe numb Der OF ladies who an
modern fiction have dismissed their lovers with
a colo, naughty curve OF their lips, and then
rushed up violently and buried their face, an
the bed-clothes, u legion. Ii Is not too much 10
say that they all do II. There L. scarcely a PAIR
OF lovers out, IN any feeling magazine. who
can be SAID 10 be always on speaking terms
hey are forever passIng each other an the park
WIN naughty bow, and turning away sharply
and suddenly TO conceal their internal angui sh =
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- male school teacher a village near
Machias, Maine, lately chastised a young lady
pupil OF large dimensions and some musculaT
development, who tore his hair and scratched
ms lace IN return. He got the better of her by
reason OF his strength, and chastised her 70 his
satisfaction. The girls father has since called
on the teacher and given him his CHOICE either
TO leave the village. submit 10 a prosecution
or take thrashing. When last heard from NJ
had not made up his mind.
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by WILLIAM l.. WALL CO, Aucts.,
- Stores > and 3l7
Southwest corner Pa ave and 9th street

COuiuNSet SOTItE ave. anu YIN street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK
OF GROCERIES. FINTURES, &C, OF
MEssRS LANCKTON SINsABAUGH. No.
333 9TH STRICT, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed of trust, duly recorded, &c d,
in Liber K. c. E. folio $50, / will sell at their
Store, their entire Stock of Groceries contained in
said Store, on MONDAY MORNING. FebTuary "a
commencing at 10 o'clock, the stock all being we'll
selected, and comprising
White and Yellow Sugars. Teas Coffees
Hams, Shoulders, and Middling
Brooms, Buckets, Tubs. Matches
Syrups, Melasses, Wooden Ware
Tobacco and Cigars, Coal or
Salt, Vinegar, Soap, and Candles
Spices, Goldfish and Herring
Barrels Flour. Corn Meal
Starch, Boxes Raisins, Figs
Rice, Pickles, Pepper, Blue, &c.
Also.
All the Fixtures, Binns Counters, Scale. A.
ALSO, AT CLOCK,
One Horse. Wagon, and Harness
One Gold Watch and Chain
without reserve. ''
Terms cash. HIRAM BREWER, Trustee
W. l.. WALL a. co. Auct.
The Books and Accounts are in the hands of the
Trustee, No: 10 AZ street, to whom all payments
are to be made. fe Ia
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DROPOsALs FOB ARMY TRANSFORMATIONS
Heddqxnrters District Of Montaaa,)
Omre A SNi xfnuf Onn rfernln Sfkr

Headqxa,te,s District Of Montana,)
ros OK sy as s e Z QT1arte,m ,,ss
Sealed Propos Ais will be received at this off e
until IL o'clock m, MONDAY the I'd Of March,
the year, commencing May l. 1858, and ending Apri1
go 1859, on routes Nos and 2, district Of Montana
Route No. being from Fort Benton, Montana
sS a 10y the shortest road or line to Fort
otsss ann .t. or. NC fesItoy and such
Montana during the year
Rosie No being from the mouth Of the Muscle
shell riyer to the new post about to be established
on said river. whenever it may be located.
me ~ weight to be transported on route No. will
be = OUO pounds, more or less.
The weight to be transported route No. will
Bidders Nil state o the OF rate ner one hundred
pounds per one hundred miles, for each month of
the year 9egin min with Mayl, 1853 and ending
Bidders should give their names, in full, as we'll
be- "a sy sbe
500 signed by two or more responsible persons,
sns ,S that IN case contract is awarded
party proposing the contract will be accepted and
entered into and good and sui cient security fur
nished 10y said party in accordance with the terms
OF this advertisement.
The contractor will be required to give bonds in
Satisfactory eviderce OF the loyalty and solvency
OF each bidder, and person offered security, must
Proposals must be endorsed, Proposals for
Army Transportation on route No or gas the
Fort Shaw, NJ T.; and none will be ENTERTAINED
unless they fully comply with the requiem Of
this advertisement.
The party to whom award is made, must be
prepared to enter into the contract once and to
give the required bonds for the faithful perferm-
ance Of the contract.
The right to reject any and all bids that may be
offered il reserved.
The contractor must be in readiness for service
10y the first day Of May, 1868, and will be required to
have place of BUSH mess, or agency, at which he
can be communicated with promptly and readily
for routes Nos. and2, at Fort Benton or Fort
Shaw. Montana Territory.
The conditions Of the contract will be the same
a. on route No. f. DEPARTING Mt of Dakota with the
difference Of locality excepted blank forms of
which can be had by application to this Office or
al the Office Of the Quarter master at New York,
Chicago, Saint Louis. Fort Leavenworth, Omaha
Fort Sterling. and Saint Paul.
By order Breyet Brigadier General s. b. Hola.
bird, Chief G NJ, Depar tment of Dakota
N. 8. CONSTABLE
Captain and A. Q. NJ, Chief Q. NJ. District of
Montana fe a n
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Rf WIN. l.. WALL Co, Auctionsers,
ID Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
s. Louisiana avenue.
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
On TUESDAY MORNING, February 18th. ct 10
O'Clock, We win sell At the Bazaar, . number Of
Saddle, Carriage aud Work Horses "a full descrip-
tion at sale y com prisinR about
FORTY HORSES AND MULES;
suited t. Harness aud Saddle. full description at
sale.
Also,
A large collection of New and Second hand Bug
gies, Roekawsys, Carriages, Express Wagons and
other vehicles
A large collection Of New and Second hand Har-
ness, &c, at private sale.
Regular sales days-Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, without regard to weather.
Carriages and Harness always at private sale.
1t W. L. WALL eco, Aacts.
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NJ What We call rubbers the PhIladelphians
call gums" A gentleman m that CITY and M,
vile coming to spend the evening al a house
Where they were very much at home, he entered
the parior alone; and 10 the question. sswhy.
where is Emilyl' answered, ssoh, Emily IL
outside cleaning her gums upon the mat"
whereupon there was n momentary look OF
astonlshment and then a peal OF lau ghter.
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED TO GIVE
"A SATlSFACTION.- DR. PErTIN-
delphisD announce to the citizens Of ~11x0
Washington and vicinity that they are now permA
Teeth extracted without pain. Teeth carefully
filed. Long experience In constant practice
ab@s the above to adjust teeth to the most d fcult
cases Call and be convinced. Teeth inserted on
any base required. Prices m oderste. dels eo5w'
nENTISTRY.-Dr. M. LOOMS, at No. 3Ss
IL Penna. avenue, attends to all branch
es pertaining to the dental profession .Sy%~
Cleft Palates and Malformations of the SOIl0
rience. de 5-Sm$
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DY VIM L. WALL a CO, Auctiopeers.
ID stores No SIS and 3I1
South corner of PennsylyAniA ayenus

BOUSEKEEPERS SALE OF CRoCKERY,
We will sell, within our Salesrooms To NOR
ROW MORNING, Tuesday, Feb. IS, COMMENCING
at 10 clock, n large assortment of Crockery in
quantities to suit housekeepers-
Cups and Saucers,
Wash Bowls and Pitchers,
Plates, Bowls, Tea Sets,
Sugar Bowls, Gsblets. Tumblers.
Vegetable Dishes, Molasses Pitchers, &c, &c
Also,
lot Of Gents Furniship Goods,
Coats. Vests, Bndershirts,
Hose and Half Hose, &C, &c,
Together with a lot Of miscellaneous Fancy goods
1t W. L. WALL CO., A1cts
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Optic OF LIGpT:H0UsE INSPECTOR.

Proposals will be received 1T this ON until the
9Th dsy % February SIS. for setting the Buoys az
Asunse Bay, kasin Point, Point Morilla. and
Detroit river. Also. for Niagara reef. Portage
river, sandusky river, and sanausky bsy. :
s-psIsfe centrEc-4 will be made in the division
end order named Of the foregoing points and vii
embrace the taking N the buoys before the close
hayieAtlon- and replacing them with Temporary
substitutes ....
Tie Bu0ys 90 b. furnished by the Government.
~ order OF the Light House Board.
le "a o. FRANCIS ELLISON, Inspecfnr.
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United STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
DEAL ESTATE AUCTION CARD.

IN EAL ESTATE AUCTION CARD.
&c. +. GRIFFITH, Auctioneer.D
JAMES =. FITCH ROBERT q. FOX,
Omce cor. 9TH and SITS opposite General p. o.,
REAL EsTATEBROk and AUCTI0NEERs.
SALES at Auction of Real Estate. Stocks and Bonds
eales OF Furniture at owners residences,
Private Sales Of Houses, Lands, Leases,
Houses and stores Rented Reuts Collected.
A printed List of Houses. Lands, Stores, &C..
with prices, published weekly, can be had or sp
plication fe3-tf
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N. Pure and Unadultsratsd
CHEMICAL OLIVE aoAp
PRE01U0 NEW YORK CITY SOAP
PBEMIUM FAMILY SOAP
No. ONE BROWN SOAP,
Tor hmily use, Tor sale cheap for eash 70 the
o. B.JEWELL, Msnufactursr,
500 and SOC street.
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10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
- No. $40 Southeast corner 7th and u stree,

Rf GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
II No. 526 Southeast corner 7th and y streets
GUARDIAN SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT FRONTING ON NORTH NJ srREET
BETWEEN 18th and 3TH STREETS WRST'
- BY virtue Of decree passed by the Orphans
Court Of the District of Columbia, approved and
District of Columbia, will sell at public auction
on MONDAY, the oath day of February. 1855 1T a
O'Clock NJ on the premises, all that part of Lot
No; "a, In Square D D. being IL feet front more
or less by go feet deep, more or less, 10 an alley
with the improvements, consisting of a two story
Frame House and Back Building
Terms: One-half cash; balance in u months, the
eeferl ed payment being secured by note with ap-
proved security. SI00 down on the day of sale
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
CATHERINE KUHN. Guardian
felf-eotds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

CONVENIENT SALE.
Office Of Assistant QNarternlnster General, !
No Stat. street Netc York Cty, february H. l8iSS
Will be sold at public auction at SANDY Hook, N.
III, at p. m, I'll URSDAY, February 20, lS;S to
the highest bidder
l2Frame Buildings, in good condition.
10 cords of Wood
1880 lbs of Anthracite Coal. (nut size)
cent down at the time of sale.
RUFUS INGALLS,
Brevet Major General, and
fe 1857 Assistant Q. M. General, z. 8. Army.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
u UNITED STATES PA TENT OFFICE,


On the petition of FREDERICK G. SCHAUM,
administrator Of the estate of Frederick Schaum,
deceased, OF RaltimOre Md praying for the extern
sion Of q patent granted to the said Frederick
Sehaum the 18th day OF April, 1854, for improve
ment in Glass Furnaces, for seven years from the
expiration Of said patent, which takes place on the
25th day of April. 1868:
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent ONCE en- MONDAY, the 18th day of
April next, at 10 O'Clock m; and all persons are
nothed to appear and show cause, il any they
have why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
ME IN the Patent U ce their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least days before the
day OF hearing; all testimony tled by either party
10 be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules of the
office, which II be fu rnished on app ication
DISPOSITIONS and other papers, relied upon az
testimony, must be filed In the Office t,penfy days
before he day Of hearing; the arguments, il any,
within ten days after filing the testimony.
, ordered also. that this notice be published in
the Republican and the Inteligencer, " sshi ngton
ID. e., and IN the American, B fillmore. Md :, once
week Tor three successive eeks the rst OF said
the day of hearing. A. NJ stout
fe 10 Iaw3w Acting Commissioner OF Pstents