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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-10
ALI Policies are Non-Forfeitable
and Participate in the Profits.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED ANNUALLY.
PROFITS DIVIDED AMONGST
POLICY HOLDERS.

Reasons for InsurInG with the California
.mutunli
LIST. The list Of Directors md Officers en-.
braees9amesw veil and favorably known through.
out the States Of the Pacific Const az men OF
broad and liberal Views. Of tried integrity, Eagnc.
lty and business experience, In whose hands the
analrs Of the Company are safe beyond question.
%. II Is the interest OF every one. whose bust,
ness and property Is upon this Coast, TO retain
here the vast suns Of money which, In the lab.
sence Of o successful Home Company, will DO
annually drained hence Ivy Foreign Companies.
N. B.-PcrsonS ~lnsuring In this Company will
not have TO WAIT TWO MONTHS for appli.
cation to be accepted and Policy returned from
New York.
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
No. Is merchants Exchange.
WM. r.. Observation-Disclosures Ascent.
WIN. SHARON.........Reslden Director.
WIN. K. HALE,
Agent for the State Of Nevada, Office ut Wells,
Fargo g. Coz, Virginia.
JOS. ii. T. MARTIN,
ap3-tf Local Solicitor, Gold Hill.
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charges ut snp Frunciseo Rnte'.
jy?l Il . hNhis.
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susLpos,s GRAND MAY FssrlyAt,-L,,t
evening Csrusi's saloon was the scene on ar
been our iot 10 witness within The psst season
which has been ne OF Unusual piessIire 10 thr
votaries OF the Terpsiohoresn All. and. in fact.
the lover OF pleasure in seneraI-we aiIude
to Prof Sheldop's grand NAV festivsI The
decorations were mai niHrcnt and all that
could be desired, the stsEc being tssfefiiIy
arrayed In evergreen, which, with the white
and fnIry.itke iiftie Ie,utls. Inc nu,,,s ~
Prof Sheldon, who, nicely seated On the
stage, presented a sight we'll worth our vIeit.
even had nothing else been presented. The
audience was OF a most brilIiant obsraeter
and was very large, Numbering amoune IL
Senators, Represcntatlyes' Sec,c,s 30 McS,ni.
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OF THE INTERIOR.
~ USirEp STATES PArEsr 0IIIGE,

:, On the petition q ELLIOTT SAVAGE, Of Meriden,
Connecticut. praying for the extension Of patent
granted 10 him the 2lst day OF November, 1854 and
re-issued In two diy visions the nth day Of septem
Der, 1850, and numbered respectively, 81 and ~,
for an Improvement In Mach mes for Threading
Screw Blank. for seven years from BE expiration
November, 1865:
Ii IL ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 2tth day OF August
next, At u s'eloek. m and al persons are notified
said petition ought not 70 b granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required Il
ale In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing least ttosnty days before The
day Of hearing all testmony hled BY either party
70 be used a. the said hoarinI, must be taken and
tIsnsmitsed In ncSsstd.nss With the rules 81 The
Deposition, md a ~ e ttper relied IpoSH a: is
within ten days after nilns The tsst imOnI, =
the RIrviLIokH snd the Iafsi liosnssr. w.shilG'
oncs week for three suecsssiy weeks the nr.t d
,siS sSsi,1sIS., e b 'ia'
V spa2Wst p Aesinr csmmissionsr q Patents,
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DATgNT 0FPICRs

DATEET oFFICRs.
Iavsntors vhs wish TO- take out Letters Patent
are advised to sonnssl With
Editors Of the Scientific American, who have pros
secuted claims before the Patent once for over
Patent Seney 10 tho most extensive In the world.
Charges Tess than any other reliable agency. A
Pamphlet containing full Instructions to Inventors
sent gratis.
49, handsome Bound Volume, Containing 80
Census BY Counties, with Hints and Receipts for
Mechanics, mailed on receipt Of p gents. Address
MUM CO.,
81 Park Row, New York.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT

FIRST WAND REPUBLICAN CLuB-This club
held . weekly meeting last evening, at the
Carter A. Stewart, president, In the chair, and
WIN. II. Lewis, secretary.
Mr.. Garter called the meeting to order, and
Tho proceedings OF the iastsmeeting were
The CHAIR announced that the nominating
and there would be no selection OF candidates.
would be but little to DO. lie sdnitted that
the harder. II Andrew johnson was to re-
main In the White House q thousand years II
would not intimidate him.
Mr.. John y. Cook moved that the club as
semble here at 0 o'clock on Friday evening to
attend the ratification meeting at the Clty
Mr.. Patrick aoings arose and was about to
pass some remarks about Mr.. John y. Cook,
when objections were made to hearing him.
Mr.. Cook, he said, had remarked that the
Further objections were interposed with
A Voiee-"If you want to hsht, count me
Mr.walter White denied that Mr.. Cook was
placed In power by the colored men. He was
On motion, tho motion Of Mr.. Cook to meet
at the hall, was amended, so that the club
should be requested to meet at Seventeenth
and X streets, and from there proceed to the
CITY Hall and, as amended, the motion was
MI. John F. Cook moved that the Executive
sare band and tr.nsnsr ue sIpo~e'ea 10 pro-
N, SonS,s mo,ion ,pira,iI.a
M, Sook mmvad W., M en ,,,.. H..
powered 10 ppocure a band Jointly WITH Il t The
''Hg na no Ser T VAIN,
L,na ~ Too. tnompson was oPpoien 70 tnat
-. na n ~ ~ at ~ 10, .he fhst whIa
r. nrpc"se hsOs nStha; ana u'Bniy enough
M lam - WosI s sae S own vu,,, q, mn
aown 70 Oh, me Sity HAN with two,ho.se
tb aW., m ~ - iat ~ anu ou,'aog unnet
sles aoWn ths eiuos eeiiar-door. lie was
NOV haIu 70 Piense, anu ne wouid accept the
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.IopKRN LANGUAGES.

: PROFESSOR DANIEL u. GRoUx.
Formerly Teacher OF Modern LanguAges At the
deorgetown and Columblan Colleges, District Of
Columbia. has resumed his private lessons 10
classes In those Languages. Persons de,irinI 10
Join a1y q the es.sss Gan apply 70 him :. his once
foundations made In the above languages, also In
other lAnguAg es, with AccurAteness and . reason
able charge No., SIS Seventh street. opposite
the in.sliIs1seI BuiidiTPs. between .sd I
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WAsHIkaros, April II, 1865.
On the petition Of WILLIAM 8, CHAPMAN, Of
Wilmington. Delaware, praying for the extension
Of patent granted to him on the Sth day Of August
Carriages, for seven years from the expiration Of
August, 1865;
II & ordered that the said petition be heard At
the Patent once on MONDAY, the 18th day OF
July next, at ~ o'clock. IN. and all persons are
potined 20 sppear And shor cause. u any iheJ
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED TO
forth in writing, at least tosy days before the
day Of hearing, all testimony ned BY either party,
tTsnsmittsd in sseordsnee with the rules Of the
oqg1 which will Be Furnished on application;
tsstimony, must be hled In the once ttoenty days
before the day Of hearing, the arguments, II any,
within ten days after ding the test mony,
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the REPpiLIcAE and In the Iptsllf0sneer, Wash
lngon, D. O., and In the Republican, " ilmin ston,
pei SnSs wee1 Ior tnreo suseess i Tse s,t
days previous to the day Of hearing ,uo,,-
apls-EN Aettng CommlssionaT Of Patspta
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
USIrEp srArEs PATENT orr

wbHlhu1Oh, Apfll >, loos'
Gu the petition Of ALBkHr 3, souInwoKrH, OF
Boston, Mass, praying iorths eztepsiSs Sfs pr'eat
Issued the 23th day Of september. 1861, for an i'm
provement In Plate Holder for Cameras, for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent, which
lakes place on the 10th DAY Of April, lsdO! w
Patent once ON MONDAY. The 2Ih day Of August,
next, al u clock m and all persons are notlned
aid petition ought not TO be rrsn!ed.
Person. Sppo.nS he essnsSSs se, M 10
set forth ln writing. A ,sass t,Gcnf days before
Il X. ussi Al the said hearing, must be YAK en-
and transmitted IN Aeeordapee with The raiss Of the
DeposIIons aud other papers, relied upon teAti-
mony must be 1led In the otoe ttoenty days before
ths day Of heArinGi the arguments, n any, within
Ian days after nlipg the testimony.
Ordered, stS ma ny, hGGs ee nsta sne
d, G., and In the Journal. Boston, MA.saehu.
sets, once = week for three successive weeks
the hrst Of said publieations to be ct least sixty
days previous 10 the day Of hsarinS STOUT.
Apl5-wa Acting Commissiehsr Of Patents.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ CSirEn STATES PATENT orr

n, m. rc,,,,or ~ If,xrn ,irs np u PSfia.
delphis. IN. praying for the extension q patent
Erantedto him the 18th day OF July, 1874, Tor an
ImpToy ement in Eyelet Machines, for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place on tho 18th day OF July, 1855 ~
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent oflee en- MONDAY the 9Th day OF July
next at ~ clock. m and all persons are notified
10 appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
set forth In writing, Mt least ttoenty days before
the day q heartngi NIL testimony nled by either
and transmitted In accordance with the rules oI the
once, which will be furnished on application
mony. must be Aled IN the Office toentp days before
the day Of hearings the arguments, u any within
ten days after ding the testimony.
Ordered also hst This nSltse be puslishsd In the
b. q. and Ia The Herald. Philadelphia, Pa, once
. week for three successive weeksi the hrst OF said
publications to be at least sixty days preyions to
W" snaa Wst Acting CommissIopeT Of Patent,
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M ARLINGTON CITY GARDEN.
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USirsp STATES PATENT oIrIcE,-
wAauINarou Anil ~ lss,a

WAsHIN0ToN, April u. ls63
On the petition OF OLIVER A. BurnAN, Admin
istrator Of the estate CrrrISo, deceased
OF Boston, Massachusetts,, praying for the exten.
sion Of patent granted 70 the said James A. Cut
ting the 18th day Of July, 1854, for Improvement
In composition for making Photographic Pictures,
for seven years from the expiration Of said PATENT
which takes place on the llth day OF July, ls6S:
ia ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent once on Monday, The 9th day Of June
next, at u clock NJ and all persons are notined
TO appear and show cause, any they have. why
said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension arc required to
sic In the Patent oneo their objections, specially
set forth In writing. at least ttoeatV days before
the day Of heArinEJ all testimony hled BY either
party. to be used at the sad hearng must DO taken
and trans In accordance with the rules OF the
once, which will be furnished on application,
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon A. tc.t
mony, must be nied in the Ice tneafV days before
the day Of hearing the arguments. II any, within
ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered. also, that this NOTICE be published In
the REruILicAs and the lntiigeaer, washipg
setis. once week for three successive weeks the
hrst o. said publications to be ~ least sixty days
previous to the day Of hearing. -. -
On Tau Arttn Fam Mi sale rofp Pat
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PRor. HAssLnArsH, considering the stormy
weather, had good audience last night at the
National Theatre, aud gave great satisfaction
In his wonderful fea's Of magic He IL uu.
doubtedly the greatest In that line of astonish.
Ing performances. He appears again tonight,
with change Of programme.
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The meeting wac caned 70 oh1sr ~ Dr res.,
the 'Oommittee on Arrsng 10, submitted
the order Of busine.s for u to-day;
He also snnonnesa .nM ~ ssu
Conference Immediately az lnorning
session, also, that an exhibit u the stu.
aer,' 2, sh a. oe, n,n,ns % on woIs
ported Mr.. 4. M. Kerr, vice principal OF the
Missouri Institute, A. q member, and Messrs. .
liam ia.suton sas Thc
report was adopted. O.
The discussion Of the papers presented
.Sn.a e M: or fSsns q
l.. Peet, Of New York.
Mr.. Hrcistire, Of Indiana, moved the ap.
w % p.esr ans
o on aka Is 70 how Ef Inc principles
Z: iSe Syo hs
Messrs: MeIntire, oillet, and l. L. Peet were
ss. s = 4 , :sassP s s d :sHas &: :s
absolutely necessary, that cxpulsids should
good i Of the instItuton demands Il, because an
Institutions being % few in number, 10 tanta-
and maj The sS ocer against whom the oencs
was committed should have authority for pun
"Mns fhf T. fPp essi moved that, with tho sxcep.
| The Chair ruled the motion out Of order.
Mr.. Talbot read q paper on the proper age at
referred 10 the fact that many parents are 10th
| TO allow their deaf mute children to leave
their homes for the school. Pupils should
s0oda OF y, 81
development, and usually the deaf and dumb
spo ~ children HG Of seven IL referred to
the fact that the people are becoming aware
OF the evils OF sending children to school too
and the sss n .n .S% .s si Ss
merry. Youth and not childhood 10 the proper
age, say from II to 10 to remain seven years,
with due regard to physical and intellectual
MI. GaIisudet, before reading his paper, 81.
luded to the fact that parties 10 New ENGLAND
sns he s% II 70 hs not
o%sS he V Views q Is isssef He
70 read hi. paper on the "l1ciSsntri Defect. Of
lguage.n In 1t he refers to the fact that the
German system 10 almost entirely changed,
iss old sy'ss s S 6 Fs' s h:a Alone: :%S:
there a uniformity Of teachIngi the system
followed, being that founded b. Dr. qallaudet
s7 ~ ss,sr.ss
and New York BY teformers. but they have
not yet demonstrated the superiority Of their
:.tsm but The other hand ths SIs,: o.
chusetts Legislature that signs were not to be
used, but By the last report u appears that
.igns are used, thus showing that their system
These reformers say that they draw their
: pupils who had taken full course Of instruc.
hss 1Gs ar. there Sous
be an advanced course which would ht the
parties Tor lie pursuits. In Msnchsster, Eng
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4 S .sn N i.sss:s st ss.s.s ssy s ss.
NJ. Tuinsi, q Gosnsstisai,, approved. ia |
as rs. n. s.Rs v.S he assf Sats. va: not
sufieien.l he thought, to bling them put, He
course Latin huentiy, or to have Latin pro-
would ssswsf. He would apply the case u
gusge.. - -
Mr.. Wells thought that time spent In at
tempting to teach articulation was, with few
exceptions, time io.t. He referred 70 the sue,
pronounced II WONDERFUL.
kProfsssor oallaudet made an estimate from
which he concluded that the ATTENUATION OF
ali the words could Be- effectively taught In
seven years. His estimate was bssed upon
one hours practice each day. As many as ten
tsneousiy.
lIProfesior O aliaudet here withdrew the latter
part Of the frst Of . series Of revolutions
q n,% ~ &: S%S,a.E ::;, Il. ,.,o
luton was put TO d vote, and ADOPTED, II 10
/" follows
the education Of the deaf and dumb, TO provide
adequate means for impartins Instruction 10
nr.SS..iOu IL .P;. =, 70 :u,s o. sssi,
Rev. Collins Stone offered the following,
which was hdopted:
Received, That while In our Judgment u ts
desirable to give semi-mutes and semi-deaf
proving any power Of artiouiate speech which
they may possess, II 10 not profitable except 10
promising cases discovered after fair expert.
ment to teach congenital mutea articulation..
The following, offered BY Prof. aailsudst,
with the nrst, wa: taken up, and also adopted
Resoiped, That to attain success In this de-
struotors will be necessary. aud this Confer.
snce hereby recommends to boards OF directors
country that speedy measures be taken to pro.
vide the funds needed for the prosecution Of
this work.
The Conference then adjourned to . O'Clock
this morning =.
THIRD WARD AsTtRADIoAL MnETIso.--
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the anti.
Radical voters q the Third ward va. held at
pose Of nominating q ward ticket for Alder.
man and council.
The meeting was called TO order by s. 7.
Fague, and o. II. Polkinhorn, aotcd as secre.
.tary.
Major MoConihe moved that nomination
be received, which was agreed TO, and the fol.
lowing named gentlemen were placed In nomi.
nation,
For Aiderman-John Collins, R. W. Fen,
and thomas Lewis, """' '
The following gentlemen were nominated
for council: Arthur Sheppord. N. Sardo. Jos
Prather Wilson e. brown. Sol j. FA9ue Geo
s. Langley, John Collins, Jos. Il. Csssin, and
MT. CassIn declined,
Fer sssessor-Tbs foiiovinv ssntismsn var,
Nominated; Messrs, W, II. DoHnipr And Jas
O. Grimm.
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DEPARrNEsT OF THE ISIEKIoR,

wAsHIS0Tos, April q, ISIS.
On the petition OF CHARLES A. wAkEriELD. OF
Pittansld, Mass, prAying for the extension Of y
patent granted TO him the 18Th day OF July, 1854.
FOR an Improvement in Seed Planters, for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent. which
takes place on tho 18Th day. Of July, lss;
Patent Oaics on MONDAY. the 9th day Of July
next. at u clock m and Al persons arc notified
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons oPposing the extension are REQUIRED TO
set forth In writing, least ttnsntp days before the
day Of hssrins, all testimony nied by either party,
to be used at the said hearing, must be taken aud
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
once, which will be furnished on application,
Dispositions and other paper, relied upon testi
mony, must be nled In the Office fioenty days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments. II any, within
ten days after hling the testimony.
Ordered, also. that this notice be Published In
the REPrBLtcAS aud Int.iii0encer, Wellington,
ID. c., and In the Republican, Springfield, Mass. /,
once a week for three successive weeks tho nTst
OF said publications to be at least sixty days pre-
ylous 10 the day Of hearing, A. NJ. STOUT.
ap29-wN Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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apl5-w3t

GooDsPEEp,s FOUNTAIN PENasirty. hlnss
VI Written with Ons Pen q Ink The best hiak
au ara Mat 10 xsspts. '' ADDRESS J. r. FRioi
Co., Park Row, New YORK,
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GAVE BAIL TO KKEr THE PEAck.-Alics
Saunders swors out warrant before Justice
making threats OF personal violsncs towards
her, He was held to bail to keep the peace.
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SENT TO JAIL.-Annie Salisbury was ar
raigned before Justice Smith .ye.torday for
propsrty q Mr. Edward Csdie. She was com
mitted for q hearing.
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qEsrLENEs's WALKING CvATs, eio, Ella,
tlb to t25, are to be had at Geo. o. Henning's,
No. 6li Seventh street. Youths suits also at
the same estAblishment.
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MEMBERS OF CoNaREss and others about to
large assortment Of Spring Over, Sack and
Linen busters, at NOAH WALKER Co.'S,
No. sos PennsylyAnia avenue, between Sixth
and Seventh streets.
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THERE Is an unavailable letter in the Rich
mond, Va, post ONCE, addressed TO Mr.. %. W.
brown, Of this city.
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AProINTgp.-Mr. George O. Poulton, OF thi
city, has received an appointment a. third-cias
clerk In the Treasury Department.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y at the once Of tho Supervising Architect OF the
Treasury Department until May y, for cutting the
Granite work required for tho ST. Paul tMinnesota)
Drawings Of the work, 4 sample Of tho Mime.
sofa Granite purchased By tho Government, and .
standard sample showing the style OF cutting re-
CURED, can DO seen at this ofce Granite to bs de-
e M aoor s % &. sG
story 10 DO Of the No, 2hammerinE, Treasury ex:
tension standard all the other moulded work and
steps and platforms to b. Of No, 3 hs mmering, and
all the quoins, asher OF sub.base, and chimney
tor, 70 be n No ha,amsripg-tths body % the
Proposals. must be made for the whole work re-
guired, but must be made In detail, viz; Per super
hca fsot Of base, quoins steps, and platforms
dow =; same for window dressings Of upper stories,
Ter window for cornicc per lneal foot belt course
per lineal footi and for chimney tops per piece.
Thewhole Of the under -pinning and wAter.tablo
must be cut complete on OF before the lst Of July.
story on before the !st Of August belt course,
second story, on or before the 18th Of September.
and the balance OF the work on or before the LIST OF
Two good and sufficient ,uretles will be required
and all bids must be accompanied by bond Of two
responsible persons, In the sum Of 800. that tho
bidder viii accept aud perform the contract II
or ali BIDS. and no bid viii bs considered hat
does not conform to the lurements Of this adNc.
tisement.
Proposals must be enclosed In a sealed envelope
endorsed proposals for Granite Cntting, and
addressed to A. b. MuLLETT,
Supervising Architect.
tTREAsURI DEPARINEST. SuPERvIsIS0 ARcHI-
TECr's OFFICE, May, IL, lb6S myl4-lOt
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Amus.ments.
THBATRE.

NATIONAL THBArRE,
FRIDAY. May IS. and every Evening this Week,
The Celebrated
PREsTIDIofTA TEUR
LOUIS HAsELMAYER,
Tho Rival Of
HERMANN AND HELLER,
whose
PHLosoPHtc ILLUSIONS.
sLEioHr OF HAND.
MUSICAL POWERS
are Unsurpassed.
MATINEE. SATURDAY, at $50 o clock
Admission 90 cents. Children half. price
my lj-2
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FULLY CoMNITTEp.-w. J. Lee, the agent
of the Southern mall from this city, who was
arrested by Detectives McDevitt and Thomp-
was committed for court By Major Richards,
Lee being unable to procure security for his
appearances.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-15

THx National Executive Committee Of the
Soldiers and Sailors Union left here yester-
day evening for Chicago, where they meet on
rangements for the National Convention Of
Soldiers and Sailors, which meets there on
next Tuesday, 10th instant.
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On the petition of ALEXANDER Observation-Disclosures
Of the estate Of Nell er deceased, OF Phila-
delphia, Pa, praying for the extension OF patent
granted to the SAID Mellier the 29,h day Of May.
1851, (ssid patent also granted In France, Aug.
I, ISL. aud in England, Oct %, 1855, for I'm.
proven nent In Making Paper Pulp. for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place on the Ith day Of August, 1865;
Il Il ordered that The ssid petition be heard at
July next, at u o'clock. q, and all persons are
have, why said petition ought not TO be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
Ale in the Patent Uhlco their objections. specially
set forth in writing at least t,csqty days before tho
day Of hearing; all testimony filed by either party
to Sc used At the said hearing, must DO takon and
trans united in accordance with the Jules OF the
once which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon AZ test
inony. must be hled Ia the otiec ttoenty days be-
fore the day OF hraringi tho arguments, II any,
within ten days after nling the testimony;
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
REPUBLICAN, and the IateILi1encCr, Washington,
b. O., aud In the Telegraph, Philadelphia. Pa,
once week fsf three successive weeks; the hrSt Of
said publications TO be at least sixty days PIsyious
mylI.Myt Acting Com m ner OF Patents