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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-06-19
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r WE'D
TO TIE
G o L0N MADE BUILDING
MILLER & WISER
HAVE REMOVED TO rBE
coLoEADE BUILDING
anu oaer great bargains IN all kinds q yo,a, :
oluet 70 reduce their stock before mskir -. ~
purchases They have on hand aP'-4s
DRY GOODS.
READY MADE CLOTHING
FANCY NOTIONS.
COTTON YARNS.
HATS,
CAPS.
n BOOTS,
o. SHOES,
GROCERIES.
.QIEkNS WARE.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-06-19

We have the largest Stock Of PAPER COL
LARS in Bedford and the greatest variety.
In HATS we defy competition, as We have the
largest stock, and direct from the Manufacturer
The latest styles always on hand.
MUSLJNS, DELAINES,
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NEW ADyBRrIsEMENTs.

MEssns. JonN A. MoLEAs 4 Co., merohan,
tailors and gentlemen's furnishing goods, No
800 E street, have card In another column.
MrssRs. LACY 4 WALLACE, at their once,
corner OF Twelfth street and the Canal, are
prepared TO furnish sand In any quantities to
builders and plasterers. They have also wood
and coal constantly on hand. I.Er'. y. f..
J. B. WELLS, No. las Bridge street, George.
town, offsrs great Inducements, His stock
embraces suits for pariors, for bedrooms, set.
ting and dining rooms, which he Is prepared
to sell at popular prices. -. OPP. f.l s
Mrssns. anrxs d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
and real estate brokers, No. $40 southeast cor.
ner ofSeventh and D streets, advertise at auc.
tion guardians sale Of real estate east Of the
Capitol, on the 18th OF May next.
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HONS IspusraiAL soHooL.--Thc following
y the report Of the Qcorgetown Auxiliary
Brown, psper boxesj J. H. Smoot, dol Mrs.
ssS.sripsion. Z welsh, N. d. bsiS y,
9.sfes Nj TSo S G SsSs.'SH1 lSw Mr..
frisnd, ~ Nj. J. II. Rittenhouse, ts2s. We have
not received the meal asked foriast week. we
ohsirsys9 iook .isef US ls,ie AND We aio
sure " people would visit US, they would see
that their tenevoienee was well bestowed.
. e BE- an sshib,tiOn Of picture. for
to enable US to buy turning lathe for the
Workshop, and the price Of tickets has been
q low thst al may hays an opportunity
exhibition, II 10 we'll worth seeing. Many
places Of note, at home and abroad, are faith.
fully represented BY photograph. from nature,
Of statuary are In the collection, An hour
ployed.
ELEoAsr FURsIruRE.-our enterprising
furniture dealer, Mr.. J. b. Wells, lts Bridge
street, near High, Is ever on the ga ptps for new
and elegant designs OF furniture and house
keeping articles, and has just received one Of
goods 70 be found elsewhere In the District,
sitting and dlnIng room furniture, &C., besides
w f1s Invoice Of the newest style lounges. Mr.
terms as low 1.-THE lowest, and
b sdas ws neat w sns ws' youknOw
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS OF CoAL.-Tho
for tho week ending Saturday are a. follows;
borden company, ,+67 tons received and ca
shipped. The Cumberland company have re.
ceiyed and shipped 4oo tons. The Hampshire
and Baltimore company have received Ices
tons, and shipped 3,oos tons. From Rays docks.
for the American coal company, received 1901
tonsj for other companies, 1,Io3 tons.
CONDITION OF TuE CASAL.-The Chesapeake
and Ohio canal was never In better navigable
order than now, and the overflow Of the tow
path at slack.water having subsidized, boats
from Cumberland are now making regular
trips. A number Of boats have arrived during
niles here are enabled TO supply any demsnd
for that necessary article.
PiaEoS SHooTIso.-The match at pigeon
shooting will take place this afternoon, ut
Analostan Island, commencing at o'clock.
The sport promises to be of the most inter-
the lists for the prizes are pronounced unsur.
passed on the trigger. The admission to tho
sport has been placed at twenty-five cents.
TAnLrAux yivAsT.-The teachers Of the
Sunday School attached to Trinity church
Will present aseties Of tsblesax At the old
school. II 10 to be hoped that an occasion so
Interesting and for so praiseworthy an object
will be well patronized.
The FISH wuARP.-At the hsh wharf on
Saturday there were received about seven
thousand herring, one thousand taylors, and
one hundred punches perch. There were no
shnd offered, and the herring brought $40 per
thousand.
ESrgRTAISNESr.-The ladies OF the Home
Industrial School, about to secure = turning
on a Dloramic and Art Exhibition at the Mar.
ket Hall, next Wednesday evening.
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REuSIoS.-At the last meeting OF Harmony
Division Sons OF Temperance, Mount Vernon
Division paid a surprise visit. The evening
passed delightfully."- away under the manage
ment Of the W. p, q. q. Wilde, who did the
honors. The spirit displayed BY the brethren
was Of the warmest character, though pNrtak-
Ing In no degree Of ardent spirits.
FisHISG.-Fishtown Is now quite busy, and
the landings generally arc making good haulsj
20, 900 herring at catch Is = common thing
Herring sold on Saturday at IS per thousand
and shad at ti0 per hundred. At "Wlndmill
Landing" fshed by Messrs. Lewis A Ashton,
belonging to George Washington, esq, of this
city, a haul of 80, 900 was made on Friday.
THg REAsoN.-It Is stated that General
Schoneld omitted to confirm the nomination
made of colored citizens OF Alexandria as
members OF the Common Council on the
ground that under existing law they were In
eligible.
FisHTows PoLicE.-Sergeant Bernard J.
Wickham,s brigade, has been appointed cap.
tain OF police at Fishtown.
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CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Cdrtfsr.-This court
was occupied As follows yesterday:
THg HACKS ON FOURTEENTH STREET.
Corydon T. King VS.. W. II. Birch and many
others. Nuisance aga INST the defer dants, own
ers OF hacks, for maintaining the standing OF
some twenty hacks for ten hours q day from
the 10th Of September last, and on divers
other days, on highway known as Fourteenth
street, in the city of Washington, to the an
noyance of the people OF the United States
passing along said street.
A number OF gentlemen residing at Wizards
Hotel, and In newspaper row." including
the correspondents Of the principal New York
dailies, were examined In reference to tire
odor proceeding from the hackstand, sc.
Upon the examination OF Mr.. Shaw ques-
tions were asked by the prosecution as to the
nuisance there at late period Of the fall
OF 1867.
Mr.. Brcnt objected that under the indictment
the prosecution was confined to evidence OF
acts on the 10th Of September, the words
"divers others days" being surTlussage.
Mr.. Mcrrick argued that tho words OF in
dictmcnt charged the exact Offence committed.
The court held that at this stage of the pro-
ceedings he would admit the question, leav-
ing Its results to the further ruling Of the
court before the close Of the case. Mr.. Brent no
ted M exception. The prosecution had not
concluded its evidence when, at . O'Clock, the
hour OF adjournment arrived.
Britty Ann Johnson-petit larceny OF some
$50 from Cesar Smith, on the 2&th OF March
last: She was found guilty and sent to Jail
for thirty days.
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PROPOSALS FOR STORES.
ElHru MILITARY liar

,
Nav ORLEANS. La, April Is. ls6S
Scaled Proposals in duplicate are invited till the
twenty second day Of April 1855 for furnishing tho
United States Subsistence Department with the
FSr i5'OSo lbs. cut LOAF SUGAR, Of tho finest
quality, put up In superior packages, price per
pound to DO stated and sample furnished
For 10, 900 rs. DRIED APPLES, Of the best quail :
NY put aP ~ barrels price per pound to be stated
For io5 kits Of No, iMACKEREL, price per kit
For ioS kegs Of GOLDEN SYRUP 1.-THE Syrup to
be put up III Cypress twelve gallon kegs. with
wooden hoops, each keg to contain only ten gal
Ions. Price per gallon to be stated and sample to
be furnished.
put up In new Barrels, head lined. The price per
pound to be stated and sample furnished.
For 40 barrels OF CORN MEAL, kiln dried, put
up iu new barrels aud head lined; the price per
pound 70 be stated and sample furnished None but
For ID. 900 ms, Of the best Canvassed HAMS sam
pie TO be furnished and price per pound stated. -,
The above articles TO be Of the very best quality.
aud put up In superior packages, and 70 DO deny-
cred a. the Anchor Press, In this city, within
twenty days after the opening Of the bids,
No bids Will! be received from parties who have
heretofore failed to comply with their engagements
with any branch Of the Government.
70 ss to the s sRRsasTsSa and
ap9.td Byt. Maj. Gen and C.S., U.s.A.
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be reIazucd, II NO valid objection should then ap-
pear JOS. II. BARRETT, Commissioncr.
M. naFS @as = s 1s ni s A is
r rSs wa. ysIan s ap pr IL W% S'e'
r!S1ssy + HS'T ;'sSfk !S.s @SSn act sai
geS9aSTy Il, ~. IN lie names q the Selfs:a law
& Charles MsGraw, sosSsssed, aud wa. granted
20 "A, TSr 100 acres, issued under tie AZ OF
wa. M @ CT @H EATS s hay?
Sl,Ois for le9 acres i ped under R the act o.
Is r. KS Nag 'Rss Dyer aud was
M Ir 10 s Sc name .HS % f B%fCa All o.
M MtiSS q Jacob Ballet. aud was granted July
Il, iSj6 Nag 3, lsjs,
WIDOW q Niekoi.. Bloss, and was granted scpicm.
No. $3.50. ISf 10 acres. issued under tn, act Of
March 3 e the Ps%s e Mary Ann Gais5G VII
ETsn'sa PssSis6si Il. iss5, Ma ms ~. =,
M WA. sr y is Jnnn %S yG. Isl Nay c '
No S7, for ~ acres. tsrqsd a9df Sr, The set Of
q cfSrisilsa frii!, and Vas granted MarsSO' 1857
No, G.i0L. for ~ acres. issgsi under the tst 81
March $ ls'A ~ The name ~ e AsEsh.m Walden.
az fcr is acres, issued under The act .l
March s. lsij. In the name Of Jasper Taylor, and
was granted kpiil 8, 1857. May 2, 1868.
No ,tsS, for 100 acIes issued under tse act OF
| March $. 1855, IN the name Of Christian Hanson
| aud wa. granted April D. 1857. May ., lsGS.
No u, lsl, for 100 acres, Issued under the act o.
March ), lsd, In the name Of John Benton. and Ma
| granted June 9, 1851, May 2, 1855
| No 1851, for 100 acres, issued under INC hel o.
March 3. 1885. In the names Of the minor Children Of
Conway they deceased, and was granted oeto-
No % Os for isO acres. issued gnder the act Of
| March $, 1880, In the name Of MarsAret Lemon,
| widow Of Jonathan Lemon, aud was granted April
NJ Al GSs. for loo acres. issued under the act Of
March n IS5S in the maine uf Juan CreApln, and WAS
| granisd JuIy ~, 1855 May ., 1865
| No ii So, FOR l6j acres, issued under the act OF
| March 4. 1855 in the name OF Antonio Herrera.
and was granted August 5, ls5S. May 2, 1865
No 81, vi, for lGO acres, issued under the act oil
granted August u, 1855. Nay 2. 1858.
ysT.h I, iSS, in the name Of sally Hoibroot, Tor
msr widow Of Joseph Morrison, and was granted
September |, 1855 May 2, lSSS, :,
Ne y, BIS, for 100 acres, issued under the act o.
March y, 1885, In the name Of Juan Pedro hhISns'
and was granted September Q, 1853 May 2. lses'
Ne, u, ps, for 100 acres, isAued under ihe ast
| March 5, 1875, In the name Of CAtharlne hutun
| widow Of Thomas Austin, and was grAhtea peeeh
beI 10, 1855, May ., lsds. IA. -, =.
Ne. TT,0O, for 10 acres, issued uniet We ACT Q
March 5, lS5, In the name Of Chrl.iopnst ""e' ant
WAS granted June !, l0J. June ~. isps. -,
No, ,7t for acres, issued anGis5 me Isl
and was granted February %. isoa June ~, is8s
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Bookblnders.
A UCTIoN SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROP

A UCTIoy SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROP
DRPor QuARrgRNAsrEn OFFICE
ST.. LoUIs, Mo, April IL, ISIS
BY order OF the Quartermaster General U. $. 4,
be sold at public auction on MONDAY, the 2Jih day
Of April, 1855. at 10 o'clock, IN at tho ST. Angs
Wagon Yard. corner Of St. Angc avenue and Hick-
DRY street, ST. Louis, Mo-:
80 Chains and Hooks.
lssnslo sets Of Tandem, Harness, dead:
2 Carriage Harness.
100 Leather Hobbies.
20 Loops, Uor car or boat,)
p Martingale Plates.
Q Augurs, (shIp carpcntcr'sD
| oC2 Camp Hatchets.
| Anchor.
l2i Brass Cocks. (assOrtcdJ
| Grab.
5 Carts or Hose Carriages
| 81 Steam Pipe Elbows.
| 6COnnectiOn Elbows
| q Gas Fittings.
~ Floats, (for water EauEeH,D
70 f!anges, tfor lead pipes.)
- Water GNugcS.
3HydTnnts.
| Force Pump.
2lTon Pumps.
q Rod. and Pipe. tfor water gaugosJ
Road scrapcrs.
Beam Scales.
! Army Scales
81 Wheel Stirrups.
70 Hog-ch Swiyels.
Is Sockets, lfor steam pipes,)
IL Water Valves,
6.252 pounds Range CASTING,
ll,O67 pounds Manila Rope, t3.inch,l &c
100 pounds Manila Rope, !S1s-inch.) &c.
perty within three go days after the sale.
Terms: Cash. in Government funds.
apls-td Bvt. Lieut. Col. and ouartermaster.
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tbs New WOODEN PAvEMgsr.-The work
OF laying down n new wooden pavement,
according to the patent of'Mr. r. L. Ream,
commenced on Pennsy lvania avenue, near the
west Capitol gate, by the permission Of Cen
erol Michler, on Saturday morning.. The pro.
cess WAS scrutinized by alarge number of our
citizens interested In such work.
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TRUNKs.-Stephens 4 Co., No. $40 Pennsyl-
vaniA avenue, have just received a large and
superior assortment OF trunks, among which
ing trunk, the ladies' Saratoga trunk, together
with every variety of satchels, travelling bags.
and valises for ladies', all OF which are offered
ing travelling should call and examine the stock
at stephens & Goa.
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REGISTRATION IN THE THIRp WARp.-Regis-
tration in this ward will commence to,nor row
at 0 p. M, at the Office of Mr., Joseph Kelly,
on Eighth near street. The citizens OF the
ward held q meeting at Trades Union Hall,
on Saturday evening for the purpose ofurging
all legal voters to register,
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STRICT GAR ON FiRK-PrivAte Doyle, oil
the Fourth precinct, about IL O'Clock Friday
night, discovered one OF the street cars on Are
on the Avenue line. The fire was oceasioned
by the upsetting of one OF the lamps. lie noti-
hcd the driver of the fact, and he extinguished
the flames before any damage was done.
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apls.td
MODERN LANGUAGES.

PROFESSOR DANIEL y, GkoUI,
Formerly Teacher Of Modern LanEuagss at the
ueorgetown aud Columbian Collsges, District 81
Columbia, has resumed his private lesson. II
French, German, Spanish, and has organized
classes In those languages. Persons desiring 70
jon any OF ths classes can apply 70 hin ~ his emos
Translation MS mAdein the above languages, Alss II
other iAngua ges, with Aeeprateness snd . reason
able charge, Ne, bl6 Seventh street, opposite
the Inteilgencer Building, between D and
streets, Washington, D. Q. sptu
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NARROW EscAPE.-On Saturday evening,
when large crowd was In attendance at the
Northern market, horse standing near by
started OFF at full speed. A lad, who attempted
to get out OF the way quickly, but fell to the
ground, was very near being run over.
Luckily, the horse was halted just In time to
prevent a probable fatal accident, to the great
relief of the bystanders as well as the boy.
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Uphoisterers, No. Soi Ninth street, invite the
attention OF the public to the bcautifu variety
OF wall and ceiling paper, window shades, oil:
cloths, SC, which they have on hand and
They have a speciality In "patcnt paste, which
they claim to be superior to anything Of the
kind ever offered to the public, and which can
tory. These entcrprising gentlemen desire to
please all, and those desiring to purchase any
articles In their line Of business will make o
note and call upon then.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-20

ORPHANS CoURT-Judge PurceH.-Thla court
was occupied as follows on Saturday:
LAST WILLS.
The will OF W. A. Franklin, heretofore re.
ported, was admitted to probate.
The will of Samuel ii. Raybold, also hereto.
fore reported, was fully proven.
ACCOUNTS.
The final account OF Margaret Rozel, execu.
trix of L. Rozel; the trst of J. ID. Blake, ex.
eeutor OF Johnson HELEN; the fourth and
NTH OF Eliza Duvnll, guardian Of A. J. Duvall
Maria A. West, were filed and approved.
Adjourned.
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BAPTIzINu.- at l o'clock, eight
or ten converts in the Third Colored Baptist
church, were baptized in the Potomac, hear
Seventh street WHAT, by the pastor, Rev, A;
their friends present to witness the sacred
ceremony.
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SHORTENING THE DISTANCE BrrwRgES BAL
rIMoRE AND WAsHISoToN.-Th Baltimore
Gdzene says that the Mount Glare "cut.ofr,"
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, which
changes the present soml-ciroular curve to a
mile and three-quarters, has been completed
and in use since Wednesday last, causing q
material reduction in the schedule time, par
ticularly with reference to Washington trains.
The "cut-off'' is double tracked.
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aEORGETOwN MArTRRs.

oRppns for the NATIONAL RrrrBLicAS in George.
town mar DO left NJ the bookstores Of Messrs. T.
NJ X. Mills 4 Co., tlate Crandelt's,) l2s Bridge
street. or al Hcssrs. O. T. Getty 4 Co. =, los
Bridge street, where copies Of the REPUBLICAN,
may be obtained daily. 3
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.

To orR SUBSCRIBERS IN ALExASpRTA.-Mr
George W. Jones. No. IS North Alfred street, be-
tween Queen and Cameron streets, Is our author-
iIcd agent for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, In
Alexandria. and will collect for subscriptions.
and solicit Advertisements for this paper, from
the frst day OF February.
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Equity CoURT-Judge 0Hn.-This court acted
on but two cases yesterday:
McClery VS.. McClery. Decree appointing
Anna L. McClery trustee to sell.
Lloyd VS.. McCilue ct al. Order that trustees
report be ratified, unless objection be fied with.
In proper time.
Adjourned
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Ar WINTERS DRUo STORE, No. $50 Pcnnsyl-
vania avenue, between First and Second
streets, can be found drugs, medicines, per-
compounded BY careful and experienced clerks,
and In all matters pertaining to such the ut
most satisfaction will be given. MIR. Winter
has also on hand fine brands of segars, to.
bacco, &c, to which he invites the attention OF
gentlemen.
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BURGLARiEs.-The shoe store of Mr.. Grimes,
on street, between Seventh and Eighth
streets, was entered last Friday night and lot
Of boots and shoes stolen therefrom.
The produce store Of Mr.. Holmes, on Sixth
street, between Pennsylvania avenue and U
street, had the front window glasses broken
through on the same night by some mean thief,
who burglariously carried OF one dozen cans
gent.
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Boys all wool garibaidi suits, Vi Boys
years Of age, ali wool suits, Coat Pants, and
Vest, el0, at A. Saks Il Co.'s, OF Seventh
streets between Pennsylvania avenue and d
street, .
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CLOTHING FOR SPRINa.-Messrs. Stephens
4 Co., $40 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, have just received an extern
sive and we'll selected stock Of youths, boys,
and childrsn's clothing for all ages, from three
viii soon be here, and il beho.yes our readers
to provide themselves with clothing for their
children and themselves, at the low rates which
rule at the establishment OF Stephens 20.
before the rush CONES.
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PREMIUMS PROM THE PARIS ExPosITioS.-
The.medals and diplomas awarded at the Paris
Exposition to American inventors have ar
rived at the State Department, and are to be
exhibited at the old Hall Of Representatives
during the present week The cases are to be
uncovered to-day. The diplomas number three
hundred, and to the entire collection are to be
added a series of photographs twenty-four
feet long, giving panoramic view OF the Uni
ted States,
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MUNICIPAL VISIT To WAsHINGToS.-By In
yitation Of the managers Of the Columbia In
stitute for deaf mutes In Washington, the
visit that institution to-day. A considerable
number oil deaf mutes from baltimore and
Maryland are now In that institution, and II is
usual for the City Council to make visit once
a year. The members will leave Baltimore
city by the eight O'Clock train.
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AVAIL SUPP LIES.

N U i d o.
PArsAsTEa'sS orgrGE. g.s;MAyr.}
Proposal. viii Be rcesivei At Ills once Until p.
m, the eOth instant, for the following supplies,
81 BE al S The Syy OS; NAVY
'usGRE 81 HSD HipAR
SSp pSSsi G' %Hns !fGs p a9
e ps ssss o.I 'i GSH aud rFf si
inches Wide 10 isei S poanJ. cStsS
Refined Il, % pounds d Lead PIPE. !. % TssEssi
pORSS f GsF rGq f @
BHe Security fsqaiei for tic prompt and faithful
delivery Of supplies awarded Further particulars.
%,s blank forms for eafEaGSRdE pGGSkEfT TINS
Spis.2t Paymnster. U. s. Navy.
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
On the petition. Of L1yISIG /, BtRILkrf. ,ad-
Deceased. Of Bangor. Maine, praying for Inc exIcn
sion Of a patent granted % tho said Russell D.
as Sr' Maf & he
llI9dies for ,Syfn years from ahS Sx lb , OF
ordered that Ss I'D petition 81 Be heard d, a. the
next ati2 EfSs ~ and gu are Hsy 1o' WsT
said petition ought mot to be granted.
rGTI ,Rs Ace ISsr aF
day OF hearing; all TO stimOny fled by either party,
| TO b used at the said hearing, must he taken and
| transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
once. hieh will be furnished on applI cation:
P SRS. %%.t S.d h.d II oss
lSTs !hs dag Of bearing iho ,.rg1GmsIt'. If any
Ordered, also that this notice be publ ished In th
| d. C., and in the Wig, Bangor, hai.e. once
SsSIss'lGPs S:S least sixty aiSi sT:S t
'A spia.'Fst Acting conm.sionsr OF i'sl.ais.
DEPARTMRNT OF THE INTERIOR,
| ~ rEpSrATEs PATEST oFpLs.s
| WAsHIsaroS. April y. hsS
On the petition Of IsFs T. III L,rsts o. ph ~
patent srs ated 10 Kim lie lin day % July. 1854
| Tor an Improvement In Byeet Machines, for seNel
| wears fron the expiration Of said patent. whiel
take. place GU the lith day Of July, lstS -,
the Patent ret Snss s" on MONDAY, he nd day
June next at u clock, N. aud all persons ,ar
notified to appear and show cause, " any the
have, why said petition ought not to be- granted
Persons opposing the en- tension are required TO Of
forth IN writing, q least ttoenty days before th
day Of he. rings all testimony hled by either party
to be used At the said hearing, must be taken az
transmitted In accordance with the rules OF VI
once, which will be furnished on application: IA,
Ind IN S.si5 ssS sRTd
foIs the day Of hnaringi the argnments' my
Ordered, also, that this n9tee be IT, ~ an
REruBLIots and the INT silosn,sSr, Tpsnn eps
week Tor three sueeessise weeksi the nrst Of sA,
publications. % be at ieavt sixty aaXs RFTsoiSiTfs
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