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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21

George " BcamaN s. n, and W. Colds.
borough, L. :. N, are at the owen House
General T.. wurto mbCrg, PfussiH, and W.
wurtcnberg, Austria, are at the Metropol-
itAn Hotel. A. L. Tree, L. s. A., John Simp-
son, L. :. A., and Captain II. I. Drenton, U.
5. A., are at the Ebbitt House. Colonel p. p.
Pichiinn, OF the Choctaw Nation, Brig. Gen.
William II. Allen, Of New York, and Colonel
Ned Taylor, are at the Kirkwood House.
General J. L. Mulford, Of Richmond; Com
modoro &. II. Baldwin, L. :. y, and +.
Dothn, OF Havana, are At Willnrls. The Mayor
Of Liverpool has invited Hon. RcVerdy John
son to a dinner at the Town Hall, on the Goth.
Santa Anna has sailed from st. Thomas for
London. Nothing has been received from
Gen Grant as to the time his return to this
city, and II is probable he will come altogether
unannounced. It is understood in military
circles that Gen. Stoncman will be the sue
ccssor Of Major General Joseph Hooker, re
tired. Attorney Gencral VIM. A. Evarts
argues = case in court In New York, and is
expected to return 10. mCrrow. Revctdy Johr.
son, jr., OF Baltimore, was At the Clarendon
Hotel, yesterday. General Michler, Commits
sloner Of Public Buildings, was in New York,
yesterday, and at the New York Hotel. Chief
Justice Chase will return from the South in
time TO be present at the opening OF the
supreme Court the first Monday in December
Mr. and Mrs Robert Lincoln returned to the
city from their bridal tour 3 few days since
In fine health and spirits, and were the guests
OF Senator and Mrs. Harlan, the parents Of
Mrs l.. They left here for Chicago, where
Mr.. Lincoln Is permanently and successfully
engaged in the legal profession. First Lieu
tenant Adam Badeau (Breyet BrigaLier Gen
crab has been transferred from Company tC
Company II 4th infantry, upon the recon-
incubation OF the regimcutal commander
Col. Badcau will, however, remain on duty ~
| aile-dc-camp on the stan Of the GcncrAl.in
Chief. Mr.. GEORGE Gideon, OF this city, wal
at the Astor house, New York, yesterday
"Pctley," the well.known correspondent .
the Boston Journal, furnishes The following
Washington gossip: George W, Adams, esq
president Of the Washington Correspondent
Club, and a most cstimNble gentleman Of TIA,
press" is soon to be married to daughter o
John ". Barclay, the journal clerk Of tn
House OF Representatives.. "Grace Green
wood" Mira. LippincOtt, Is permanently loca
| ted here, and is corresponding with severa
! leading English and AmCrC tu journals. MI
| SponUrd, the indefttigaLlc Librarian of Con
grcss, lie preparing a new catalogue Of HI
! treasures. secretary seward is 10 New York
where q large number Of gentlemCn vii! nice
| him at Nj Peter Coopers, TO consiicr tn
subject Of 4 nal acioEs the Is'lr.Is of i,
] TIcn.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
wLsHINaroN, Oct. 20, 1868 jay Cooke 4
10. furnish the following quotations OF Gov.


NEW York, October 2O-l p. M.--Co,ton
quiet and weak. Sugar unchanged in every
respect. Flour quiet and steady Southern
t79l4.so: Wheat dull and lower; No: ti7t9
i.T5iS. Corn dull and nominalj Clio. Oats
quiet and firm; rs cents. Rye dull and lower,
Si.s1. Pork quiet and stSadyi t2s.S292s7s'
BALTimouE, Oct. a.-BRvApsrrrr,.-Th
market Is very dull, and we hear of no trans.
actions OF any moment, except 100 barrels
Western super at " 30; and 100 barrels spring
Wheat Extra at $3.50. Quotation arc nomi-
GRAIs.-Wheat.-The market was very dull
and heavy to-day, and notwithstanding light
aud ASS bT.hei. red Prices 81 ranged fully 10
cents lower. There was no choice or strictly
prime Wheat sold, though some lots were
willing to accept prices offered Al the close
we quote choice held at "a 5Sfl2 90; good
to prime at s2sS@2to; fair TO good Al
sSiGSS22O and ,o sST%9G At oS? The
good at t2.4oj fair at % rs; common at "a.
Red.prlme at t2,lo; good Maryland at "a 20;
at Sl.O5.
0dh.-Receipts s,6sl bushels. Market active
and very firm. Sales-l0o bushels at So cents;
100 at 81 cents 800 at so cents; $50 at II cents
2lo at 10 centsj 100 at 10 cents; 225 at 10 cents
all weight; and l,636 at STD6s cents, measure.
Rw.=Reeeipt. $50 bushels. Ssles-lOo bushels
Propisions.-The market 10 much lrmer, with
an active jobbing demand at II cents for
shoulders; l7Gl7A cents for rib sides, and
lTL8lTH cents for clear ribs. All lots that
were offered yesterday on the market at Il to
q below these figures were mostly taken by
the trade. Bulk meats are very firm and In
requestj Is cents Is offered for clear ribs loose
and l2l cents for shoulders, but they are held
higher. Mess pork Is steady at s30.50. Lard
10 quiet at l9p20I1 cents.
Seeds.-Cloyer seeds continue heavy at ais
gtS. Timothy seed 10 dull at s3lO9k3ls
Flax is nominal at s2T5.
Refined Sugdrs.-Prices are as follows: Hard
crushed, l6Nc.; soft A white, l6lic.; circle A,
l5l4c.i ID, lje.; q extra, 1870, and q yellow,
lp8c.
SruP'.-we quote as follows,viz; Maryland
golden at Soc; Baltimore do. at 75c.; Ohes,
peake at IS TO 55c., and Merchants at Soc. per
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News from the Pacific
and Jnpau


SAN FEANCIsCO, October 2l.-Thc steamer
Japan, from Hong Kong, via Yokohama, has
arrived.
GeneFNls Angel Martinez and PlAciIoYicgs,
OF revolutionary nOtoriety, sailed for Mex.
leo yesterday on the MaZSltan ste amer.
The Legislature of Oregon passed resolu.
tlons Withdrawing assent to the fourtecnth
amendment
The steamer Idaho has arrived from Homo.
lulu with dates TO the 9th OF October. Lcp-
rosy prevails to considerable extent In sew
serNl OF the islands.
The nag Of the North German Conledera.
tlon was raised over the residence OF Thco. q.
Henck, recently appointed Consul OF that
Power.
The French ship Henry VI, with $50
Chinese coolies for Cnllao, arrived at Homo.
lulu October l. Seventeen died during the
passage from China.
Rev Lorrin Andrews died on September 90.
The deceased was a native OF Connecticut,
but resident OF the islaLds since 1898.
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Excitement Over tho Death Of RAN
IOlDh.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 2o.-Considerable excite
ment prevails among the colored population
OF Charleston on account OF Randolph, who
was vol known here. Tho news was re-
ceivcd to-day that In Newberry a party OF
negroes fred on two white men, and wounding
one Of them. Next day u negro, who was
supposed to be the leader Of the ASSISTANTS,
was shot and killedby unknown parties. This
intelligence has increased the oIciteme Mt
and a meeting of colored people is called for
tomorrow night to decide what measures arc
to be taken regarding these disorders.
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Fair of the Agricultural Society of
VtrptnIa-Thc Turf.

DASvILLE, October 2o-The fair of the Agri-
cultural Society Of Virginia and North Caro-.
lima commenced here to-day. The exhibition
OF stock, machinery, and useful articles, was
very hnc. The fair continues four days.
Colonel Buford, president OF tho Richmond
and Danrille and Piedmont railroad, passed
visitors and stock at half rates. Seven thou.
sand persons were present to-day from various
stables.
Colonel W. T. Sutherlin, president OF the
society, delivered the opening address, and
was followed by Governor Vance.
Both addresses were enthusiastically APP
plauded.
The race for purse OF 500 was won by Hsr.
vey's"Flyawsy," beating Poson's "Americsn
Star" Time, 2.lo, $40. Bradshaw's "vir-
ginis Girl" beat Harvey. "Plow Boy" In 90
and 800.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21

BLAIR's charlottesville World argues
that BIair's language has been grossly per
verted, and an entirely different meaning han
WAS intended placed upon his Brodhead mani.
festo. Well, Mr.. Blair himself explained this
letter in his Columbus speech the other day
and let US see what he said. We quote from
the report Of the Democratic aditTnan:
The supreme Court has decided portion
OF these measures unconstitutional, and the
decision Of this high judicial tribunal settled
the question beyond appeal. This made II the
duty of the President, who was sworn to de
ieud the Constitution, to disUbey these uucon.
stitutiOn a artS, and he Wien. Blair) had so cx-
pressed himself In this letter. For doing this
the Radicals charge him with seeking again to
light the fires OF civil war;
Perhaps our contemporary will call this mis-.
representation, aud can tell us where such n
Suptcme Court decision can be fOunGl-Nce
York )HWTrCidi.
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DIED.

COATS. On the lth instant, THoAAs COATS.
aged IS years.
The relative, and friends Of the family are invi.
ted to attend the fuperal from his late residence
No. " Beall street, Georgetown, Wednesday even.
log atsp m.
wALDSMITH. Suddenly, on the 18th instant,
in Baltimore. Of diptheria Group, WILLIE ALnI-
eldest son Of Lewis and Mary J. Waldsnith.
YOUNG. On the 18th instant, 10 Fairfax county,
Va, FLoREScR EusESiA, aged I year and II
months, daughter Of Howard II. aud Florence 4.
NOnnR
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21

DEFENCE OF CARPET. BASGERs.n-Mr. as.
:. Cox, Of OHIO" now "carpot.baggcr' in Now
York, has written letter to = Democratic
meeting in which he makes a graceful and
elegant plea for the whole tribe of carpet.
bAggers." Everywhere, says MIR. Cox, "time
has developed the truth that the people OF
America are locomotive. We came from
abroad, all Of us. Columbus began the bust.
ness. The immense immigration which has
illustrated the past century, and which in
these years ID kept up at a rate of three hum
dred thousand per annum, Is n new feature In
the worlds annals. International law, which
is sad TO be the worlds conscience, ought to
conform to this new condition. Stp codes are
TCqWirCd."
Mr.. Cox IL entirely right. New codes are
citizens OF other States are debsrred from
their rights under the Constitution; codes
which will protect them efficiently and thor.
oughly.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21
international Bnse Ball Match.

New YoHK, Oct. 2O.-1nternational base
ball match between the "Nine All England f"
cricketers and the Union Nine OF Morrisania
was played this afternoon at the St. Georges
cricket grounds-Unions beating Cricketers
by IS to 81. CricketerS accepted no odds.
About two thousand persons were present.
English cricketers divide and select Ave resi-.
dent crlcketers on each side and play cricket
match between the two elevens on Wednesday
and Thursday, for the benefit Of the st.
Georges professionals, S. Wright and Morley.
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Proclamation from the Governor OF
Georgia.

ATLANTA, Oct. 2O.-Gov. Bullock issues the
ollowing proclamation;
"Whereas 1t is reported by reliable citizens
from many counties, that preparations are
being made TO collect onerous taxes levied
1865, and failing to collect to apply the provis-
ious OF the present constitution, and thereby
exclude many citizens from the privileges Of
franchises. Therefore, by virtue Of the au-
thOrity in me vested by the seventeenth Sec
tion OF the code Of Georgia, do hereby sus-
pend the collection of all poll tax until the
next regular session Of the General Assembly
Of this state. The comptroller general win
forthwith give notice to the tax collectors OF
the several counties.n
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MARRIED.

fINCKEL-BRADI, At Washington. D, c.,
2eiSSSer ~ lSSs; AZ 'hs ts;idenee Of bhe Srd,
II. fisckRL, q this city. tQ, Miss LsrrIE BRADY,
S S, q Hon. Ja.Eer, ~ Brady. formerly Of
tPittsburg and Harrisburg papers please copy.l
sPARsHoTT-EDwARDs On Thursday even
ing, 18th instant, by the Rev. b. d, Emory, Mr..
Cnisa A. sPARsUorr, Of Camden, New Jersey. to
Miss EMMA J. EDWARDS, Of Washington.
FOLEY-KNOwLES.-O On the 18th OF September,
by the Rev, DR.. white, JONI !, Foley to Miss
OERIRrpR y. kNowLEs, both Of thi, city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21
Two Returns from COvode's Dis
trict-A Split Among the JudgcA.

BLAIRsyTLLE, PA, Oct. 2O.-The Congres'
slonal conference OF Judges OF the Twenty
first Congressional district, split to-day into
two parties, sending different certificates OF
election the Governor, one declaring Coyo
elected by 1916 majority, and one declaring Eos.
ter elected by Il majority. The grounds Of
dispute were in counting Dunbar, In Fayette
county and Youngstown, In Westmoreland
county, where 1t is alleged by aHilaylts that
no legal election was held.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21

CINCINNATI, October 2O.-A codvcntion OF
railroad conductors, representing many lead
Ing roads OF the country, assembled at the
Durnet House to-day for the purpose of form.
Ing mutual insurance company in case Of
death by accident or otherwise, each conductor
Of the association to pay the family OF tho
deceased one dollar. The convention organ
lied by the appointment OF James Marshall,
OF the New York and Harlem railroad, presi-
dent; George X. Smallman, Camden and Amboy
railroad, secretary U. Holman, Little Miami
railroad, sergeant-at-arms.
The president stated the object OF the meet.
Ing, when committee on credentials was APP
pointed,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21
Arrested for Rape and Murder.

SPEINGPIELD, MASS, Oct. 2O-James Dyer
was arrested at Holyoke to-day for the rape
and murder Of Catharine McCabe, whose dead
body was taken from the canal last night.
The parties were last seen together on Friday
night, Dyer has wife and six children
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21
Correcting the Returns.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2O.-Tho examination
OF the tally papers Of the Third Congregational
district, was made this morning in the pres.
ence Of both parties, reduces Months, Demo.
crAt, majority, 50, making 1t only Us. The bal
lots have not yet been counted.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21
From IInyanR-The Relations OF
Cuba with SpRin-CcntraI Amer


HAVANA, October 2O.-Captain General Ler-
sundi issued proclamation to-day ordering
trialb court.martial Of all persons engaged
In the recent Instruction In the interior of
Cuba, and OF all those who gave aid aud coun-
tenance TO the attempt by cutting the telegraph
wires, destroy Ing roads, iuterrupting mails, or
in any other way.
Arrivals from Venezuela report the country
comparatively quiet, General Rojss had re-
cognizcd Monga's Government.
1t Is reported General Switzerland, prcsl-
dent OF Maricobo, and u strong friend Of ex
President Falcon, would soon give In his adj
hesion to the new Government, and deliver
over three ships.ofwar, which were stlll in
MS possess and retire to Europe.
Anattcmpt was made to assassinate V ilegars,
minister OF foreign affairs, but failed.
The Nomito Is raging ~ Curaco, and many
deaths reported
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Sentenced for stonIng a Public Meet.
lnR

BosToN, MASS, Ost. 2J.-Al(red Green,
negro, was sentenced to four mouths in the
House of Correction for throwing stones at a
Democratic procession last night,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21

Tue World has concluded to support Sey.
mOur, but Ignores Blair How viii this suit
Montgomery and the elder Blairl Frank will
not he very choice In his language Of denun.
citation. The W0rH says at is our intention
that this Presidential campaign shall here
after rcvolyc around Governor Seymour AS iis
chief point, and not around General Blair, as
the Republicans have too successfully tried to
make 1t. The party, after having put General
Blair on the ticket, feel It to be an ungrncious
thing to push him oil, but II he thinks the
cause would be benefited by his withdrawal,
and that some other maize would better sui,
the tue theory Of the ticket, he can gracefully
perform al act which would entitle him to
Democratic gratitude, and raise his reputation
for chivslry and public spirit"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21

SIN. SEYNoUR Nor RgsrOS.IHLG FoR rHs
SUIrlpg or rHE DgMOCRATIC PAErr.-Mr.
seymour, who Oftcntimes rides through Gene.
see street, to his headquarters In the Butter
held house, In this city, on Wednesday morn.
ing went on foot through the more retired
streets Of the city, and quietly catered his
hotel. lie carried u carpet-bag In hls hand
In response to n remark from brother Demo-
crAt to the effect that the Radicals had proba.
bly, achieved a sweeping victory, Mr.. Sey-
mour said: "Well sir, the Democracy cannot
hold me responsible. | pcrsIstently and re-
peatcdly declined tic nomination." inca
Hr~did
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21

NoN FILLER, VI, Oct. 2O,-George +. I'll.
ihuhua was to-day chosen United States SER
"tor from this State for six years from the ith
Of March next.
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WV Goops FRoM AUCTION.

Having received u splrniI assortment u NEW
GOODS RON aucti III, W. are ulrring
BLACK ALPACAS at -, s. 1, ~. q, AID % cent?
ureat Bargains in DRESS GOODS.
BLANKETS, in great variety, IL. Ia ~ To 30
Mems and Boys CASHMERE. ia 81 cent, To
Sl-the largest stock in the city.
fLASNELs from y cents III lI.r way M to ~
tALlCOEs from + 10 " cents
B.eaChed and Brown COrTONS very low
~ J. W. SELBY GO
uctl5-Jl Near tho centre Market
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~ care nothing for rromotlpp, 20 long a. our
Irg, lsI1
'lfmy course Is no. satisfactory, remove mo at
once. ! do not wish In any way to impede the
.ucce.s D. our arms. ''-Gr"t toHiilsck, February
8, iS2
"Tht, /, a Republic. whore the W III Of the people
- the law u the laud ''GsHsrdi GrGHps letter 10
President Johnson, august, lS7.
IL shall have NJ policy ~ ny own to Interfere
Nay -, lstS.
Human Liberty, tn only tTuo foundation Of hu
man government. ''-GrIHis Letter 10 CniIsns u
minis
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21
Mhni IhcN THINK nGII

The New Orleans democratic journals com.
mcnt vnriOusly upon the results OF the recent
elections. We give the following IS the sub.
stance Of some Of their conclusions:
The crescent says that It would be uHcandid
To depfrCIHtr the disaster which tho rIec,Inns
b ave inflicted on the Democrlfic cause; that
there Is no hope for them In the North, but
iHht Inc btitlG Is now transferred to the
south, aud that II there 10 any hope 1t Is in
g'rTy.ng al of the southern States. Ia max
ing an ettimHte they count Virginia. MIssis-
,'pih, and Texas Ms necessary to their success
lacy claim Connecticut, New York, New JcT-
tcy, Delaware, California, and Oregon Tor the
bemocraey, mud then only foot up a majority
The I'nri article !, VERY JrieL Their hone
L. IN the future. THE cause yet remains -"
Lack OF numbers may put oil our day Of de-
iYerhu"c. but u will nevertheless come
Inc P!CdylH' closes long an! dreary Arti
rIe GA the eL4scs OF the defeat, with these
"Orls' which contain the gis' Of what they
Let the November c!c.tIOn 20 as may,
the people OF Louisiana should not weaken
any Organization, or relax any effort which
iPOinl, mem The opportunity to redeem
The Pee hopes that when the full returns
Hle.h ne htpIh"eAn IMPURITIES will be re-
GuceN but They are large enough to satisfy
Us thN 'f"hrrtl Grants election is no longer
proGlemat!c1I." They advise the South to
I'ii pHtH 10 The lde Oi passive resistance.
LAG 'oHHsr'idi BmiTiiH has nothing 10 say.
VERY LIVELY nIaCr.,IpN IL going on
among the editors Of the so.callcd Democratic
press upon the WorIrs proposition for a
change Of ciHIidttes. It bids fair TO rend the
happy family" in twain. l. Is uow only two
weeks to the election, and Thousands of the
unterHhed do not yet know for whom they
wall Notc. The situation Is a delightful one
nnN completely shows the Generalization Of
INA. corrupt ana uhpTInelpled party. The
LhhiyGHesr follows the Iesd Of the Hurld,
WleTguDDu the FRI nj ieb IL, Al .
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New York-Mr. Buckley Ordered TO
Neutrality-suspicious. ship Canal
War Democratic Meeting TO be
pr0terteA

New YoRK, Oct 2o.-It 10 stated In revenue
circles to-day that Buckley has been ordered
by the Solicitor OF the Treasury to confne
himself to clerical duties 10 his ONCE at WASH
ington.
There was a meeting OF capitalists, who
favor the construction OF a ship canal across
the Isthmus Of Dsrien, tonight, at the resi-
dence Of Peter Cooper, to discuss the various
plans proposed.
The inspector Of police issued an order to-
day for the attendance OF four hundred police
men tomorrow evening at Cooper Institute
to protect the stands and fireworks OF the
meeting OF War Democrats, who favor Grant
and Colfax, from an attack, which 1t is re-
ported Is contemplated.
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HAVANA, Oct. 2o-Generals Luheron and
Cabral have arrived at st. Thomas, having
failed to cross the frontier into st. Domingo.
Gen. Osando is at the head OF another revo.
tuition against the Government Of Dsez.
Great misery prevailed throughout San Do
mingo, owing to the dlsorganized condition Of
affairs.
O'Sullivan, OF New York, has made an ar
rangemcnt with the Government for line OF
steamers between New York and New Orleans
via San Domingo.
The news from lIhyti is favorable to Prcs!-
dent Salnave. Ills forces still besicgcd Jac-
mel. The revolutionary General Hector was
dead,
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

LAlEOI IELEGhhfH iC NE W D
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
the LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS
IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN
The Pirate AlabamaS Dspredalions
PRESIDENTIAL AFFAIRS IN ENGLAND
The London Times on the Subject
MINISTER JOHNSON CONGRATULATED
FROM THE SOUTHERN STATES
Excitement O,rr the Randolph Murder
GENERAL BULLDCE'S PROCLAMATION
Foster and COyOde Reported 10 be Elected
GOVERNOR SEYMOUR TAKES THE STUMP
Senator Edmunds Renominated
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
- WA.HlEaTOS, d, c.. Sept. ., lss,
On the patiIlOn OF STLyASUs SAWTER, Of Fitch.
burg, Mass praying for the extension q = patent
granted TO him Uu the Ath day Uf June, lsol for an
Improvement IN Machinery for Cutting Rattan,
Ee., this application having boon authorized by
Congress March 2, 1917:
i Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
nice IN the AIh day OF December next, Any per.
son may oppose this extension. Objections dep0.
EitiOns, aud ether papers, should be hled In this
ELISHA FOOTB,
ssE.TSW CommisHiOueT uf Patents,
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y wAsuIEuTOS. d, C., oct Is, 1893.
OH the petition Of RUssELL JgESISus, Ut Deep
River, Conn; praying for the extension u pat
ent granted him the Bth day Of January, 1875, re.
Issued on tho ID day Of October, 1876, and again
re!ssued GU The 10Th day Oi January, lSB. for an
Improvement In Augers
Is Ordsrcl that said petition ba hoard at this
Office ON tho llIh day Of January next. ANY per
hOu may "pFuse this extension. Objections, depu-
niiionl ald other papers, should be hled In this
office twenty days before the day Of hearing:
ELISHA fOUTE,
OeO.Tu3W Commissioner Of Patents.