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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

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LOCAL DEPARTMENT..
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Z .SEcoHp WARD RkPuBLicAs ,CLUB.-This
club held meeting LAT sysninE on Yemen, nS
H: Peters, president In the chair.
Tho CHAIR remarked that they could not
have met A. more appropriate fine. and re-
place during the last few days, thereby making
den. Grant Presidsnt Of the tUnited States,
lEreat agplsu,e;l and he pffayed that an ALI
and that his reign would prove successful
one. 49, f4.i
y John I. Pau, e.q,, offered the following
imoasiY adopted: -'"i ~ =.
been preferred By political opponent against
our esteemed Councilmau, ID. m. Kelsey, esq,
Of the Seeond ward; and whereas the evidence
in the matter bears upon ns face the proof Of
70 being conspiracy sssin.t our said repre-
taisins. By his removal from once, control, 10
measure, OF the lesislation In the Board Of
Common Counoiii and whereas the aeeuser
VOL, voievnhtsfty seslnes 70 ms 9wn mshonor, IN
and reeanted his political convictions on con-
ditien that ne should receive the support Of
the Democratic members OF The Joint conven-
tionj and whereas our representative, d. M.
kelsey, ESQ., has, by his industry and disinter-
ment Of Tie city, and has, ~ his able defence
ali Demoefstio attach Therefore be H. =
Rssoiredy That the Republican, OF the Sec
ono , wMd 90 hereby most ,sord,aiiy and en-;
acts Of our Councilman, Mr.. d. NJ. Kelsey,
md DO hereby eaptess their fullest confidence
trumped up against him for partisan and self
ish purposesi and
Ben further re,oiree, That weinyite all good
the propIleiy Of tie removal % Robert Ball,
i esa;, OF the Fourth ward, who, ~ his own
testimony, admits that he suggested and ad.
corrupt members. and held out the promise
ignorance o. the arrangement, no donbt,I for
The same gentleman presented the follow.
Re,olred, That the members of the Board of
ths sescna R ward are re- 70 devise
enXbie the corporate Suthoritie. to carry on
winter, and to facilitate the early resumption
Received, Thst copy Of this resolution be
furnished each member OF the Councils Of the
Second ward. N
tiOn, but doubted whether II would be noticed
Or. Purvis spoke in favor Of the adoption Of
the resolution, and the Chair hoped II would
pass.
stood that he was opposed to TIT. passage OF
eonneodstions Or pass resolutions, q the
% assIss sfii. inc o'''o' "'0'a not ''N' any
The Chair spoke 10 favor Of inserting In IT
that II their representatives viii not take any
necessity OF having the eorporation work done
Mr. Pau did not believe In making the ar.
crsfs step in and rel hi the work
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- wAsHiSaTOS, d. C.. Oct. u. lSfs.
On THO petition Of Resell JEsSISgs, u Deep
ent granted him the Nth day Of January, 1855, 70.
issued on the Sd day OF October, 1855, and again
reissued on the 10th day OF January, 1896. for AZ
lmprO Oment In Augers
II is ordered that said petition be heard at this
office on the llth day OF January next Any per
son may oppose this extension. Objections, depo-
siUons, and other papers, should be hled in this
office twenty days before the day OF hearing.
ELISHA fOOFE,
ocaD.Tu9W Commissiouer OF Patents
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GEoRsErOws MATTERS.

.oRDsssforthe NArroSAL RSrunLroAsin doorke.
tow may be left at the bookstore Of Msssrs. T.
N. X, Nils Co., l2j Bridge street. or al Msssrs
OF. Getty 4 Cos, ioe Bridge street. MICROSCOPES
Of the REruBLfoAH may be obtained daily.
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osts. wsw Acting Communication d PS!ss
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition q :, ". hIckxssfa' d 6rsSse
vile, y Y PrayipE sSr the sStssasiOn Of patent
an Improvement in Machine for Blowing Blastp.
&c,
office on the iith day OF December next, Any per
son may oppose thisextension. obleet,oas, drp9-
once twenty days before the day Of hearing
g. II. HODGES,
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PREPARE FOR WIsTER-PRIcEs Down.
Good merino undershirts and drawers, 90, DO,
rs cents; fine merino undershirts and drawers,
81, u 80 and tl.J5; good cotton socks, pair for
26 centsj extra heavy cotton and woollen
shirts, u, II rs and Slsoj fine do, " and t2 50,
paper collars, from 10 cents per box upwards;
best paper cuffs, cents per pair, or So cents
OF the latest style, at most popular prices, al
the Original Franc, 49t Seventh street, be-
tween ID and Z; and so that you do not miss
plate glass Window also, that he has no branch
store.
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EuoHoMY IS WEALTH. Therefore we advise
our readers, who are In want Of Gents fur,
nishing goods, to go to Marble Hall, No. ass
Seventh street, opposite the Patent Office, the
having Just purchased large quantities Of fine
merlno undersAirts and dSawera from New
York auctions, which they will sell at 40, 60
90, and 10 cents, aud u fine article for 81. White
shirts, hosiery, gloves, neek-tles, scarfs, SO,
Of the finest grales, and at the lowest prices
We defy competition.
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y wAsHISdTOS, D. c., Oct. ., 1855
On tho petition Of AMBRosR FOSTER, OF Laura
yille Nd, for himself and the representative Of
J. A. Messenger, deeeased, praying for the exleu.
sion OF a patent granted to the said Ambrose fos-
ter, on the 18th day Of January, 1855, for an i'm
proved Bullding Block;
II Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
office on the Hst day OF December next Any
person may oppose this extension. obJrctiHus.
dispositions, aud other papers, should be nIri IL
this Office tWeRty days before tho day oi hraIlug
~ s, II, HODGES,
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

~ UNITED STATKs PATENT OFFICE,
wAsuIsdrOS, October -, ls6S.
New York, praying for the extension OF patent
granted to him on the 18th day OF February,
1855, reissued In two divisions on the Nth day Ut
June, ls6s. and numbered respectiycly 1900 aud
500, for an Improvement 10 Base Burning Stoves:
this on CO on the 18th day Of January next Any
person may oppose this extension obJectlnnS,
dispositions, aud other papers should bo hlrd Ia
ELISHA FOOTE,
,r1l. Thyv CommiEsioner OF Patents,
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TENT OrrfcE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0y
TINS OITy HALLs-Edward gIAfRetesd, A fchi.
tect of-theJ United States ICapltof- extension,
10 his report Just submitted TO- SECRETARY
Browning, reports that tiH 90 were *
ii, 1861, 70 octeber ii, isos, ineiudins among
others tho following items: Amount paid to
Provost, Winter \ 90, lbeias retained per.
&c Sa arm Ss SG suias Grss and :sna
marble, 37,e2t.bi; paid Tor materials, casting
and fitting q bronze doors ta,o9e. ae' for mis-
ssns iSoa "a
677.sli for services Of architect, clerks dis.
bursting agent, dfaughtsfnan, &C., Ge sic. Y
The ss.h account OF the Capitol extension
1881, en-, ssI .io;. appropriated July 20, 1895,
100000 RECEIVED OF ysriSus parties, ., l62io,
OF saw.mili, ssasj sale OF old material, Sst7 q;
total, 80, 10 %. Amount expended up to
LIST Of Octobsr, 1858. an Iunexpended balance
required for the next ascal year to continue
The amount paid for annual repairs to the
hand Of ts,soo.o7. The amount paid for I'm
provement OF the dome was 81, tI0e7, leaving
an unexpendsd balance Of N,n2os; An ap.
and keep II 10 order during the next yesr. MT.
OIstse resommsn .I that The ste stesm saw mill
street railways, be sold at public suction, as
| A.
service to the dovernment snd should be re.
U na oSnaing We 1890, Leaving BAL y;
snce On manu- o. 4oSs.l0. An nppiopration OF
entn 10 MINI, ana 70 nn,in me uu,ic,ns
n, IN ao III ,onst sayM Inc APPLE
~ IN tsro nartiep ~ M Giap M,I ny.
not become available, proyiso In the law
", uhe -, 2, NY Portton 2,
.as nv nor, as snonia
1 TGs a,m on me Tes Pofon .. me ou,,aing
s Io uiu ~ wn ,e. 1e Plevsn'ee ,ne Or
ganiItnG OF me Omy Sonnciis LOT so ione
the corporsts autserfties viii sooa provlas
,os doing snsr psIh q IN, ne , wSrs and u o.
g,s ma az o,nt., IN the an h Ie r.
ths S SoILis nue, ms Pteseh' damage 10
the puhaihg during the WINTER rg...
-l go = -. w.
terday afternoon Mr.. Anon Duyall, one Of the
guards at the United states jail, was before
Justice smith on charge OF having had con-
nection with Mary r.. Metee, one OF the pris-
oners, In August last. y 10 but justice 70 MIR.
Duvall to state that although warrant was
issued several days ago, he appeared at Jus
tice Smiths and gave bail for a henringj and,
also, that the warrant was Issued on an an.
davit made by Mary Il. Payne, and the party
on whom the act is charged 70 have been com.
animation Of Mr.. Huestis a few days since,
that H. was the only man with whom she had
had Improper association.
So ss%s ,S N, ins' roSn 10 Which
would take her out OF trouble Il she would
on MoSSS ssf SS
was In the bed, but not addressed.
Cross-examined by Mr.. Merrick Duvall
oOs to Mcee 'i Mary ss ala po .pe.f
clear at the other trial when she said she
never had anything to do with any other man
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The GREAT SHOE OPENING at Cummins', 3IT
stir among those In search OF that indlspensa
BILE article. Over fifteen thous and dollars
worth have been opened IN the last few days,
IN order to furnish the large trade Of this
ladies' fine walking boots, &C., Mr.. U. has, on
his second floor, meu's and boys, heavy boots
and shoes In large quantities and in great va
this establishment and the public In general
10 requested. 3O,3l,2,3
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WITHOUT LicENsE.-John T, seigert, a res
taurantkeeper,, was arrested by Ofioer
out having q corporation license. Ho was
taken before Justioe Harper, who fined him
t2o, upon which the accused appealed to court.
Seigert wavalso fined by the same magistrate
" for obstrueting the sidewalk,
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u WtSnissr0N, D. c., Sept, ., lsds,
On the petition Of sILrASus sAwfsk, o. Fitch.
burg, Mass,, praying for tho extension Of patent
TTa6ted 10 him gu the cath day VI June, 1851, for
IMPROVEMENT In Machinery for Cutting Rattan,
Ne, this application having boen authorized by
Congress March z, 1851:
IL Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office on tho Nth day Of December next Any per
son may oppose this extension, Objection, deg.
siLons, and other papers, should DO hled In this
0hice twenty days before the day OF hearing,
ELISHA fOOTE,
se22-TSW Commissioner Of Patents
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CONCEALED WEAPoss.-John Harrington, a
soldier, was arrested by Offoer Turnbufke Tor
carrying concealed weapons. Justice Tucker
fined him $40.
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THE RIyER FRosT-Cdrier's WhdrT.-Saiied
-Schrs. Flight, Stone, aud Sarah Hawthorn,
yohnson's WhdrC.-Sailed-Sohrs Enterprise.
Wilson, for Alexandria, to load coal for Nor
folk; Kennedy, Remedy for Georgetown, to
load coal for Philadelphia.
RHeys WharC.-Arrfved-Ste Virginia,
Gregg, from Aceotink, with wood for market.
Sailed-Steamer Columbus Harper, for Balti-
tive, Rotten, for dreat Yocomico, light; Sig
nal, Shreeves, and American Coastef, Evans,
both bound down, light.
Fays Whdrf.-Sailed-Schr.S s. p. Hawkes.,
for New York, light.
Brolon's Whar5.-SAiled-Schr.w W. NJ. VII.
son, Browning, for Georgetown, light.
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THE CAPITOL PoLICE.-Two colored men
have recently been appointed on the Capitol
police force-one named Murphy, representing
Tennessee, and another representing the
States of North and South Carolina. Mr..
Torrey, = member ofthe force, has changed his
position for that OF Waterman,
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Boys SUITS, all wool, %, u; and tio, at the
famous Oak Hall, 4Si seventh street, opposite
the pOAt Once
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SALurEis HosoR OF THE yIcTonY-At sun
rise this morning grand salute will be fred
Ia the rear OF the City Hall In honor OF the
election OF Grant and Uolfax.
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CENTRAL GRANT AND CoLFAx CLuD.-The
will be held 1t Union League Hall this eve
nil
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MEs's Light and Dark Mixed Business Suits,
all wool, ten, twelve, ifteen, eighteen, twenty,
twenty-five, and thirty dollars q suit Boys
suit. AVE- siS seven even eight nine and ten dol;
Hall, 464 Seventh street, second door below
Smithia non,t mistake the Mace
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KEPT MS PR0MlsR.-A lew days since Mr..
Frank MoDevitt, one OF Seymour and Blair's
devoted friends, made promise that should
Grant and Oolfax be elected President and
carry, dashed on his back, from Trades Union
Half to the Navy Yard, the bulletin board
made by order of the Jackson Democratic As
dispatches received by that association the
previous evening. Good as his word Frank
m AIDE his appearance at the above-named hall
snifter ordered the board to be placed upon
his back, according to order, which was done
10 short order, and, with ayeli for Seymour
the Navy Yard. He was the cause OF great
merriment along the route, but he performed
the task like q man, and at his journeys end
again shouted for the leaders OF the "lost
cause"
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PKRsoSAL.-Mr, Evarts has assigned W. +.
Peddrick, esq, to act as chief clerk In the At
torney Generals ONCE duriag the absence Of
Mr., PleaBants,
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sepS-F3w Commissioner Of Patents
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE

y wAsnIsdTos. b. G., oefber n, lsds.
On tho petition OF uEoRuR A. BRows, OF Md
dletown, Rhode Island, praying for the extension
q patent granted hiui on the I'D dav Of January,
1888. for an Improvement In Hay Making Machine:
Il is ordered that said pstitlOa DO heard at this
otiee on the 18th day Of January next, Any per
son may oppose this eNten don. Objections, depo-
sitions, and other papers should be nled in this
once twenty days before the day Of heariu
ELISHA fOOTE,
oc2l- WIT Commissioner OF Patents.
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CHILDRHs's BIsNARcK AND qARIBALDI
and ti5. Servicesbie suits for small boys, and
some OF them quite neat, for ", %, and ":
Soys for a. ~ AID 'G ss eh UhSre sSs
Uspes and all the most desirable goods for
children and boys can be obtained Of George
U. Henning, No. Oil Seventh street.
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GREAT SALE or VALUABLE BooKs.-Messrs
Cooper 4 Latimer, auctioneers, southwest
coraer of Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh
street, are selling every evening at 1880 O'clock
cal, and miscellaneous works, together with
large number OF fne engrayings and Illus
trated works: This affords rare opportunity
to purchase cheap.
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Coon TEMPLARs.-At a regular meeting Of
Providence Lodge, No. 3, !, d. q. T., OF Fair.
evening last, the following oaicsrS were
elected to serve the ensuing quarter; S. II.
shaw, ". o. I'll Miss Sarah l. LIE FeyIe, W.
". i 81 Miss Mary II. Lc Esyre, ". r.
Geo. W. HaWShprst, W. o., A. Il. lie Fevre'
W. Nj Robert nastow, W. I. Oh S. p. Rum.
M M NJ Jsan ms MSe spEls wWSfsoR "
Miss Mary Z. MoBrIde, W. L. II. s.
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MBN's Light and Dark Mixed Business
Suits, all wool, ten, twelve, hfteen, eighteen,
twenty, twenty-five, and thirty. dollars suit.
ten dollars a sui, all wool, al the celebrated
Oak Hall, 484 SeTenth street, second door be-
low Smiths. Don't mistake the place.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ladies OF the wash
ington City Protestant Orphan Asylum CRATE
tloa from Rev. DR.. FinckePs church OF this
city.
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MEs's SUITS, all wool, 80, tl6, and go, ia
the celebrated Oak Hall, ie4 SIEVE nth street,
opposite Post Ofice,
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- hpigisssfr ssss:iI oSriei.
No, - rnHNsrLvANIA AvENrH,
xssistsnt Adjat.nt General.

RHNoyAL on DEAD AsINALs.-John M
Eissler, who has had the contract for removing
dead aufmals from the city for the past eigh-
learn, to remove them hereafter free OF cost
to the corporation. Mr.. Elssler receives his
remuneratioe from the sale Of the bones, he
having mill near the Four Mile run, where
these animals are taken and the flesh stripped
from the oarcase.
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that the enterprising arm Of Wall, Robinson
l. 90. have again received the contract for
furnishing uniforms to the Metropolitan po-
call attention to the very superior facilities
possessed by this Arm for supplying the public
with everything pertaining To the merchant
furnishing business; and that thsy have on
hand at this time the most complete and varied
stock OF every class Of goods-fancy and do
mend our friends to step into their establish
ment, No. 322 Pennsylyania avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, and be convinced OF
the truth OF our statement,
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THE CosoERr To-NIoHr.-The grand con-
cert for the benefit Of st. Joseph's Male Or
phan Asylum takes place this evening at Car
roll Hall, and will no doubt be a brilliant af-
iair. some Of the best amateur mnsical talent
In the city Will appear, and the laudable OBJ
Jeet for which the concert 10 given should Sc
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made Goats, Pants, or Vests, at Saks l. Co.
Prices low, Stock large. No. SIT Seventh
street.
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{ AaHsr ArPoiNTED.---MF. Joseph r. Shillenn,
OF this city, has been appointed agent for
new sixteen-page paper called The Adissman,
for the securing OF subscriptions in this city.
Tho paper 10 published In Baltimore, and IL Of
exceedingly neat Appearance, and allied with
choice reading matter.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT 0PRICE,
WAsHINaroN, ID. O., sept, IL, 1865
n On ne petition Of MARTls r. N, cAssITY. Of
yranada, Kansas, adm illustrator OF the estate OF
Isaac s.aer, deceased, pa yins for the extension
Of 4 patent granted to Hepfy Carter, assignec Of
said Steer. the 18th day Of June 49, aptednted the
is' n az q December, 1854. for an improvement
il is ordersd that said petition be heard A, this
once on the 18th day OF Deee mber next. Any per.
son may oppose tbs extension. Objections, depo.
siuons. and ether papers should be died In this
once twenty days before the day ~ hss5LnE.
oee.rsw Acting com,ui.sioner S Of Peiesi..
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SALE OF BUILDING STocK.-At q meeting
OF the Provldent Building Association, on
Tuesday night, at Trades Union Hall, forty
three shares OF stock were sold at an average
premium Of 65 per cent. F-T
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LOST OHILD.-Ohieer Skelly brought to the
Sixth precinct station, on Tuesday morning, a
years, who had become lost. The ofhcer found
her home, and restored her to her parents
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STATES PATENT oPpicB,

OF the psision Of cshssrs @ asshss, J., jr rs Of
Auburn, N Y, pray ing for the extension Of a nat.
ent granted him on the 9Th day OF December ISI
reissned January ) 1860. In seven divisIOus mum
bered sl3, 80, 81, SIS. S7p. $50, SSl, and reissue
Grass HArvesters:
is ordered that said petition be hear At this Of
nee on the Sd day OF November next. Any person
nay oppose this extension Objections, deposi-
twenty days Iefore tho day OF hearing.
ELISHA f0OTB,
4se7-M9e Commissioner Of Patents
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Notices Of Patents.
United STATES PATENT opYIC.,

LIMITED STATES PATENT oRHICE,
On the psttlSn ~ Mnsr p Pt y, lsSs Of
Isaac ksn'ss: ss q
ssid Steer no iSsh day q June spsasteS S %
s'n Az u December, ASA, for an improvement
j! !. efa.r.s hat said petition be heard a, th.
may oppo. al. ea,essign. osss,oa ny dt PS5
sss ;x and G S.s. pspss; .hYu s
, -, ' S'.0,' ne ~ e. 4 i aiseIgs5fEs,
JTsIrEg STATES PATENT oYplcB..
on the psti,on Of cihssgs @R ssahss rs Of
an Nm NJ, pr for the
S5s sIsS ~ Iassss.rs 1872 seven dlS.p
numbered $50. for an improvement In Grain aad
u : ordered !ha, sa!d petition DO heard at this Of
flee on the "a day Of November next. Any person
9 saS Sad g Sss sa IN S'D Dso
twenty days tefore tho day Of hearing.
ase1.MSs Commissioner Of Patents
TTNITEp, STATES PATENT oFFICE,
On the PstllSn o. JAMS B. sisPsos. o. Brook
HIN eseSs 70 q ff5se:HB
oHaSTsS snt at. RaFy pon At s
once on the "a day q Noyembe5 next Any person
ca. IN A SsP Dso
twenty days before the day Of hearing,
sepir.Fsw oommissio SA of Psts5i..
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
On III. petition Wa az e. SEPT r. VS.
3, Brown, deceased, and wiz /. B1sREr IT," Of
pr a. hs G. c q
Of a patent granted the said J0HS Z. BR0wS and
esd aaaTy OF &C. fa again q
ic6ruary 2i, 1882. Ia tIree divisions. numbered
msai in 3rain and ariss iiaiIesisrs: rs: 'i"''V''
mis- ssss SsssRSsr be heard y
SsTsop may oppose ,hs sx,ss.iO1 SeeticH.
twenty S' day. SsS ssss E ss!
sasw Acting comu,..'caasr a u Psssssi.
UNITED sV %.s,I RA1EsS 9SFFIIeE ~, -.
On the petition o. svLvisgs slwrTs. Of Fitch.
sp.f hin ora yss e. d ;ar
tSs hat eS psOa g. e
may oppose, his extension; Objection, dsps s
twenty days before he day q Ssssias @ once
sel2-sast Commissionef Of Patents.
UNITED STATES pATENT oE GrISSs;, ., ,s
On the petition OF TnIDpEus srLLRck, OF Green
loi An inprosementin Method Of Working Frank.
office on the iiih aay q January next, Any per
an 90 iwentx Shys bafaya M Sx re nTu IN TINS
' '''N'' INV EIISu Fn,,TH
ona6. Mgv cammissiona. ~ y stan,s
:. I. >Ss@
U WAsIiNgroS'b q SAM 9s 1876
On the petition OF ALLRS n Wiisos az waIsr
hurry Cam nrsxing r., ILo $4,000 "AL
patent granted him on the 10Th day Of December.
is6I for n imnro yemen nj in sawfns obInsfi
is Ordered that saIi naiiton Ia hsarl A. fhis oT
Gee the nh day Of DecemboG maxi Any pspson
may oppose this extensIon objeetioas. dspSsi-
Tons And other paper. aLould h, nIsi In Ii H. ,In
twenty days before The day OF hearing UNIV
o,,-rhav ,o,,n. con,,Is .. n; h0ppSES,
S nv" asaak SonhlhIssloner oI ratehts.
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" wAsHiKuTos, D. G., Sent 81. 1855
On the petition OF JosIPn S. wissoR, Of PrOyi-
dsnee, Rhode Island, praying for the extension OF
patent granted to him on the "a day Of January,
1885, for an I'm roy eme Mt In Machines for Making
Viewers Harness;
II is ordered that said petition be heard at thI.
Office on the 18th day Of December next ANY ncf.
sou may oppose this extension. 0bjections, deposl.
lions and other papers should be filed IN This oiAce
'"'' "' ' N"' YEIIsIiA PpoTP
sep25.Fgw ConmIssionsp ~ Patent
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-05

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