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FOB STATIONERY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,


Bvre0k Of ProriS ionS and Cg0fhing
s..,.s ~ All IN Dec Is. 1857. '
until II O'Clock M, OBJ the 18th day Of January,
isfo, for the supply and deIiy.rs e the Navy Yard
below every article 10 he of the best ou atty and
fully equal 10 the samples which may be seen at
i Ssx FFt'T Ga s % AZ. nav s
81 Cash Book, quires 500 Dozen India Rubber
Is Letter Books,2 auires 30 Hal. pint Bottles
6 Account Cur mt Books. 100 Small Bottles Car
Guire each, ruled and mine Ink.
40 Blank Books. quire i tSA ''SHa' hr'' quail
each. ruled and bound. rs Ink Stands. second
go Blank Books. quires quality
,, each, ruled and bound go Gross assorted Steel
Books, small. 200 Dozen Pen Handles.
ll0 Reams FoOiscap Paper 275 Dozen Black Lead
100 BcSms Oficiai Note Is Dozen Red and Blue
10 Quires Envelope Pa IS Rolling Rulers.
100 Sheets thick white a,oco Dozen oficiaI En.
$50 oniros Account Cur 600 Dozen Letter En-
rent Paper veIcpes.
Ie0 Paper Knives. 259 Iozen Pieces Red
10 Erasers. 40 small Bottles Mucil
The contract will De awarded to the lowest bid
der In the aggregate, and the Department reserves
to itself the night to REJECT any bid not onsidered
siyaotaeeous 20 the Government.
bonds win approved security, viii be required
in one halt the estimated am punt Of the contract
and twenty per cent. in addition will he withheld
from the anoCnt OF each payment TO be made as
cOlstsral s'curity for the due performance Of the
contract wRich will on no account be paid until il
10 fully com Tiied with.
Every offer made must be accompanied by a writ
ten guaranty. signed b. one more responsible
persons tina the bidder or bidders will, in his or
their bid accepted, enter into an obi gat on.
within hye days. with gCst aud sufficient suretiss
TO furnish tut articles proposed.
No prop0ST. tciN be considered urissS orrompn-
mad tg SuchZ RoTGHty, and ty satisfactory eridcRcs
thai f b1ddsr as TfgyaT dealer an the articles pro
a.. Hu arf If an
g7sSS. BRIDGE.
dc Il lsw4w Chief of Bureau.
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D X o p o 5 A l. s
OTct Chef OmdYfernasfsy,
E1fyk H,T,fr~ n..,

'' t syis X sdsffl.sr'6f; ;s,,se,
Salt NV NV ORLEANS, La December Is, 1871.
ST this Office until IL M, January Is, 1853 for the
purchase Of al the right title, and interest Of the
nsliroad from BraZos Santiago TO White Ranc he
The sale will include the entire Track and Sid
ihe', buildings water Stations, Turn tables, &C
the railroad material and supplies pertaining to
Machinery and other equipme nts "a follows.
So miles Railroad Track, Shsckle Bsrs-used,
pIaw hossrs-used, Square Brasses-sood,
fns Bssrs-used Flat Cars, worn, but
Sinmn g Boxesaused. seviceable,
Chsirs--sood, 4RaiIroad Frogs and 5
$50 lbs Railroad Iron switch stsnds-worn,
good, 4Spike Msuls-worn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jask Screws and Lee
Locomotive and Ten Turn Tables-worn,
der-seryiceable. Fire Tongs-worn
Locomotive He I'd light 2Screw Wrenches-worn
unseryicesbIe. Hand Csr-vorn
Is CoupliDg Links-eood, Push Car Wheels
so lbs. Car Springs worn,
l2!ae lbs. Railroad Push CarNworn,
,cs splkes-sood' Hand Car Wheels
The sale will not incluoe the title to the land
WHICH does not belong to the United States nor to
This road is about ten miles in length and ex-
tends from Brszos Santiago to Whites Rancho, on
the BIO Grande. From this point connection is
OF the ten miles 3 lss- leo are washed away b. a
though not continuous. and about "a leo Miles of
the material are buried in the sand.
The route Is the shortest aud best for the i'm
sIense trsffic between the Gulf of Mexico and
the interior Of Southern Texas and Northern
Mexico; and the communication by rail alone can
reality be extended TO Brownsville.
The railroad to Whites Rancho saves thirty
miles Of difficult and tortuous navigation The
spiked
The property may b. Inspected on application to
captain Z. IL HOyt, A. .. NJ, Brownsville Tex.
as, and any information desired may be obtained
from that officer or from the Office of the Chief
leans. Louisiana
A condition of the sale will be that trsnsporta.
ton shall be furnished for all Government troops
and supplies, whenever required, at rates not to
exceed those paid by the United States to other
railrosd companies in the Fifth Military District
Terms OF payment-Cssh In United States treas
ury DOtfs.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
all bids.
Proposals should be endorsed, Proposals. for
Brazos Santiago and Rio Grande Railroad, - and
addressed to the undersigned at this office
A. }. McGONNIGLE,
Breyet Lit. Col. and A. q NJ. q. s.. A,
ds20-stB in Chnrpa of ofsCa
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PROPOSALS.
4 ROh FOR TIE NAVY.

PAymasrxRS oYIIcs. U sH,
No. SS BROADWAY, Deepuber % 1877
Proposals sealed and ind rsed - eropssais for
iron VIII be recriy-d At this once mill I o m .
tue IN preNiuo for the folowisg ron shi mn a.
o o. the very best guilty delivered free OF
al the New York Navy Yard and 90 siect 70 III |.
ssus! Inc pectioB thereat to Wit
Bp,ea. Of oss'-scftoa AVID Rey1i,
S,e9 pounds OF Round Iron, viz: . s6 o,u nds ,s
70 Diameter, 10 to IL Seet long; IJs3 pou nts
III 10 oisneter 14to d feet long; a. 6Sr cen -ds
Ito ~ diameter, u to IS FEET long; ant 81 s9i
-. po nm +, 10 diameter, ~ to 10 feet long
.S,H4 pounds Square Iron. viz: 3S2 posn9s Y "a
diameter, 10 10 IL feet long; aud n 50, poo Is
TO So diameter. 10 to IS feet long
ible security required for the prrrp NJ and
fafhtni delivery of the Iron. (wh-n avarded ,
hich rnust confer m With the stipuiatious o, tn.
blank forns to be had at this Office which M 81
further particulars for bidders 9
GkORGE P. PLENKHTT
~
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81 Farmers Will take notice thss brea-b y
steers msy p" cured of the bad hatst nv cu,ts -
IF the ~ clashes of the under lidS The ef-ere
y the same A. sending Samson % thu barb..r
he authority for this statement b. samuel
1horns. the great breeder
81 msn in Brlfast. Me-. Wa affected srth
chllblains, and bathed his f.--i IN rum A Stat~
constabl. ssizrd his bathing apparatus Arr~.t-
81 him, and had him fined and sentenced TO
THREE months imprisonment
~ The iourneymen shoemake-y Of New
York are raising money Tor the families OF tn.
Manchester FeuianS
sTWatrr sells for fftren cents a harrnl 4.
some paTts OF Western New York
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BANKERS.

JAY COOKE &CO.,
II A X RS
FIFTEENTH STREET, OPPos III TREASURY.
Buy and sell al current market rates, and keep
constantly on hand full supply Of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
sEyEN-TBIkTIES, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &c, executed
and collections made on all accessible points
So Lift
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TIE sUpkEME COURT OF THG DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING DISTRICT
COURT OF TIE UNITED STATES
FOR THE SAID DISTRICT

To all Dhon1 1t may concern, creating:
Notice is hereby given, that the Steamer Gen.
sumter Was captured by vessels of the United
States belonging to the Mississippi Squadron
the same was ibe!ed and prosecuted In this court
in the name of the United States for the reasons
the libel stated and that said will stand for
trial ut the City II all In the city Of Washing on
on the first Monday Of January next, when aud
where all persons warned to appe sr to show
cause why condemnation should not be decreed
and to intervene for their interests - /
r.. j. MEIGS, Clerk
December 9TH, 1861. de h-2awtd
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pols tJss

GRAPE WINS and TRGif fRfIs. Of y, MI q.
ply 70 him on his place or by letter throssb a..
Washington Poet Once. He else stt~nds 70 tie
planting, Ae.. Of them. Refers by perni-sior e
Col. Wm. Henry pAnse-fsid, Wood Cot, Priocs
George county. Md, ]. r. Bartholsv cad The etar
Once, W Washington, d. g. o. a. lns
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DROPOSALs FOR WRAPPING PAPER AND
TWINES.

WASHINGTON, u; G. December V. 1879
Proposals for Wrapping P sper, Twines and Let,
ter Balances aving been rescinded by order Of the
ceiyed at this Department until the 18th DAY of
January next. at ~ o'clock noon, for furnishing
@rsPpS% Pie r1 ps5 and Ss ss
'e1abs from "a the ,i hrst day Of February 1873
to the pepaI tment, at the Blank Agencies Of the
Pest once Department at Washington, d. c., and
The estimated quantity of each article and the
qua ny thereof required at each agency, are speci
District No. !, at WasSing,or, DC
1890 reams Of Wrapping Paper: 2Ox25 inches in
size, Of material and quality equal in all
and to weigh q pounds to the rsam and s seh
20 arc es s6u 10 s1 ~ n1s PERFECT ts 9utss
twisted and in balls. and to weigh about one
2,c0o pounds OF coarse Hemp Irvine, about one
eighth 81 an inch in diameter. and in balls, to
weigh from one to two pounds each.
D'St,ict No. 2, at Nsic York Cifp NJ Y
IL Oto reams of Wrapping Paper, similar to that de.
scribed for District No. j.
liar to that described for District No l.
Roy pounds OF coarse Hemp vine, similar to
Proposals viii be received for each article sepa-
Iaeiy or for all OF the articles, aud for both dis
The contract or contracts will he awarded to the
lowest and best bidder TO be determined after
ing which bid will in it's practical results be most
adyantageous to the Department
II lne lftTh Is should be changed, the a. tfclee
shall he delivered at such place or places as the
Postmaster General shall designate, at pro rata
rates.
More or less than the estimated auantities NAV
he ordered. as the necessities Of the Departmen Mt
May require, at the discretion Of the Postm sster
General.
Samples Of such articles az are now used at the
Post OHces may De seen at the offices su ppled, or
at either of the agencies above named.
Bidders " III send samples of sue articles they
propose to furnish
Each bidder must furnish with his proposal guar
antics OF his ability to comply with his bid. ard
certlhcate from a postmaster that such gusrsutors
are reliable persons.
Two sufficient sureties will he required to con-
tract.
failure to furnish article contracted for
promptly, or the furnishing article inferior to
that contracted for, will be considered sufi Gent
cause for 4 forfeiture of the contract
BIds not made IN Conformity to this notice will
DC rejected IT the Inconsistency shall effect the
virtue Of the proposal.
Proposals mnst b. mark ed on the envelope with
the name Of the article bid for and the letter adj
dressed 10 the FIRST Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral, Washington, D. c -
ALIEN. W. RANDALL,
del1 lsNiw Postmaster General.
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DIT W "A 6 M RD fHR ~
pUBLIo SALE or ORDINANCE STOKES.

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPARTMENT.
NAsHISGToN CRY, December II, Issf
There viii be cold at pablo auction 60 the hirb-
est bidders. on Thu kSDAY. the 10th day Of Jan.
usry, ls6s. 1T u VI. NJ Jefferson Barracks Re-
serve, Missouri, n large lot Of Mi-ceilsneour to-
serylcea1le Naval Ordnance Stores. composed Ia
part Fl Shot, ehel. Canister. old Cannon Gsus
Carriages Shot Guns, hiHes, Axes, Waist Beits
and Cartridge BoNes.
These articles will be sold IN lots.
Terms: Cash. and the articles % be removed
within ten days after the conclusion Of the sale
otherv IL. they will revert 90 the Gov erntnent.
de lists III. A. WISE, Chief % Bureau.
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THEE wORKIN PEofLE-It 20 reported TIA,
some Of the girls Smploss ~ 60 teud .to-p q.
Boston received but al Per Wrsk. and tbers So
more applications Ia such piac's thkn car ba
granted. In the shIEzard 81 Nswbuypsrz
Mas. the most skillfxl cau-nters earn only
one dollar and half n say.
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PROPOSALS FOR LETTER BALANCES.
PosT OFgIcs DRPARTMxNT


WAsHINGTON, ID. c.. Dec mber 10, 1857
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this Depart
mem until the 18th day of January, 1873, q II
O'Clock noon for furnishing LETTER BALANC rs
TOR the use OF the Post Offices In the United states
iSr oIe yeer IRON the lst day Of February, 1855 Of
the following description, namely:
j. Balances capable OF weighing eight ounce-
aVoiTdupois weight to be graded down 10 quarter
ounces. OF these ii lie supposed that 500 to l 600
VIII be required for each year
balances capable Of weighing two pounds
avoirdupois weight, to he graded down TO half
ounces. VI ths 80 IL Is supposed 50 100 will be
required.
- RECT correctness, strength, and durability
VIII he required in the Balances to be fur he'd
Samples Of each description Of Balances must
accompany each bid; and the bidder who NAV OBJ
tain the contract will be required to furnish Bal
ances ordered, of quality in all respects equal to
the samples.
Each Balance must be well and securely packed
In q box for transportation and delivered free Of
al expense, to the Department. at Washington
II. C.. where the same will be sccepted il fou nd to
be perfect and equal to the samples.
Each bidder must furnish with his proposal suf-
hctent evidence Of his ability u comply with his
bid
Two sufficient sureties will be required to con-
tract.
failure 10 furnish the Balances a. contracted for
promptly, the furnishing Of article of an infe-
rior quality. will be considered o suff ,ient cause
for q forfeit of the contract.
Proposa ale must be endorsed on the envelope Pro-
Iosals for Letter Balances and directed t. the
First Assistant Postmaster General.
ALEX. W. RANDALL.
oe To- awfw Postmaster General.
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December 4th, 1867.
i OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A DISTRICT
COURT OFTHE UNITED STATES,
FOR THE SAID DISTRlCT

- To nj tchom a may roncfrn, greffiag:
Notice Is hereby given. that the steamer Gov. A
monitor was captured Icy vessels of the United
states belonging to the Mississippi sou adrop, un-
der command of Rear Admiral G. II. Davis, and
the same libelled and prosecuted in this court
In the name OF the United States, for the reasons
IN the libel stated; and that said cause will stand
for trial at the City Hall, In the city Of Washing
ton, on the first Monday Of January next. when
and Wher, all persons are warned to appear to
show cause why condemnation should not be de-
creed, and to intervene for their interests.
r. J. MEIGS, Clerk
Dec. 4th 1861. de H. aawti
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RY VIM. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctioreers.
- Stores 81 and 3l1
Southwest corner Penn's svenbe and eth street
PAWBROKER's sALEOF A LOT OF CLOTH
ING AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY MORNING, Jan. 9Th, will y
sold st our Stores lot Of
ONercoatE, Dress Coats
Parts, Vests, shirts
Dry Goods, ct.
By order.
ALSO.
Will be aided
Lot Of Furniture, &c
Two Rosewood Pianos
Msrdrcbes, Bureaus, Mahogany Takes
chairs, N actresses, Beds, Pfllsvs, &c
Stoves, Bookcases
Cottage Setts
New and Second hand Carpets
With other articles in the Furniture line
sale without regard to weather.
il WI. l.. WALL A Co. Austs
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HE NATIO NAL
SAVE DEPOSIT MPANY,
SF WASHINGTON, d O.,
Chartered by Special Act of Congress for the
SAFE KEEpING UNDER GUARANTEE OF
GONERNM BONDS, STOCKS, SPECIE,
JEWEBRN, CASH BONES
SILVER PLATE, MORTGAGES
PAINTINGS. WILLS. DEEDS,
VALUABLE PAPERS,
And all desCrip tions of Naluabies and for the
RENTING OF SAFES,
INSIDE OF
FIRE AND BURG LAR PROOF VAULTS.
OFFICE-CoRNER NEW YORK AVENUE AND
FIFTELNTH STREET.
DIRECToRs-S p BROWN, Fl. D. COOKE, GRO.
W. RIGGS. W VI. 5. HUNTINGTON, GEORGE II.
PLANT, GEORGE EVANS, b. = SNYDER,
NA1HANIEL WILSON.
s. p. BROWN, PRESIDENT.
GEORGE o EVANS, VICE President.
VIM. :. HUNTINGTON, TREASURER.
Il. P SNYDER, SECRErARY.
OFFICE HoURs:-From o'clock m. TO o'cloo K
p. N. aul- II
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ENFlEBLED AND DELICATE OoNsTIrp
Y TioNe, ofbeth ssxss, use HHLN.oLpi RI
fssiine.. and enable yos 70 slssp vel.
n &C u-pkWly
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I,O ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
DEPARTMENT OF THF INTERIOR,

4
PENSION oFFICE, July 18th. lSss.S
scrbcd Land " srrsnts, which are alleged to have
been lost s or de.troyed..kotice is hereby given
warrant a new certificate or warrant of like tenor
Jos e. nj then
Ne Ie,s2s. for le? acres, issued under the Act OF
Nas April ns ss' January sry " and
No ~ 40 for lto acres, issned under the act of
~ Peter Harmsn ,n an nae M Sidey
January %, ISIS.
n1c fer l1 ss se5ss issged under tss ,ss Of
and WAS granted November Is, 1853. January 70,
No. le.ss4. for 10 acres issued under the &C. o,
March ). lstb, In the name of William G. Magow-
an, and was granted August II, 1855. February s,
No So $40 for l69 acres, issued under the act Of
March 3. lssG, in the name of Henry stebbins, de-
No. IS 10 for l2o acres, issued under the act OF
March 3 1855 in the name Of Caroline X. Day, mi
granted G. r@ October 81 ISIS March s isss ara was
No. Il as. for lao acres, Issued under the act of
was tranted December FL ISIS. March Il, ISIS. anu
No. d 02t. for loo acres issued under the OF
Sf FIsderck Miller, and WAS granted May I6, 1856.
No. as.gs for leo acres. issued under the act of
March 3 1855, In the name of c. orge p. Hamil.
ton aud WIS granted September q, 1856 March
No. esJG, for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
March 3. 1885, in the name of Daniel Jacobs land
was granted June IS, 1857. March IL, 1873.
In in the Sf jane H
granted March IS, 1852. March u. 1875.
No - So, for loo acres. issued under the Fact OF
beth, and Sally Bprdelon, minor children Of John
Burdelen. deceased; and Was granted January IS,
Ne Is Ols, for I60 acres, issued under the act O,
February II, lsl. IN the name Of Francis Raw and
other heirs at law of Marion Jarvis deceased and
was granted February q, 1850. March IA, lsS :
DEPARTUMEEEkTT OF sT TIE IS SENH y rr,cr
WASHINGTON, December II, 1867.
Troy, New York, praying for the extension OF Z
patent granted to him the Nh day Of April, lss
provenlsnt in. Candle Mould Apparatus, for seven
yeare from the expiration of said patent which
lakes plsce ON the 9Th day Of April, 1865
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent one on oeS tn, ans 18Th day Of March
notified to appear and show canse II any they have
Why sai6 petition ought not TO be granted
Perso1s opposing the extension are required "a
hle in the Patent Once their objections specially
at Sf Day.
to be used It the said hearing must be taken md
transmitted in acccrdsnee with the Enes Of the OF
Ace, which will be furnished on application.
Depoeitiops and othe. aysrs relied upon .. te.ti
the day Of bearing; the srGuments, II any, with
Republican, and the Intsiligences, " ashinston, b
Tor three successive veeks the ara Of aid pubiica
tons to Be It least sixty dsys prsyieas % the dsy
Of ss:sn ,r1 omm,c:,d Tnr =, -,
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- b. JEWELS
y. Pure and Unadulterated
ORIENTAL SOAP,
PREMIUM NEW YORK CITY SOAP,
PREMIUM FAMILY SOAP
No. ONE BROWN SOAP,
For family use, for sale chssD for cash to the
O. b. JEWELL, Manufactursr,
500 and 500 street.
- A-Gn bet lth nd Ri
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ITIAKE NO nORE UNPL7HsANr AND I'M
i SAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant and dss
gerous diseases. USE HILMBLpb RxrRAcT RucHu
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l. OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A DISTRICT
COURT OF TAE UNITED STATES
EOR THE SAID district

To al 1chom IL may concern, greeting:
Notice IL hereby given, that the steamer Gen
Bragg Was captured by vessels of the United States
belonging 70 the Mississippi Squadron, under
same was libeled and prosecuted in this court, in
The name Of the United States, for the reasons in
the libel stated and that said will nd for
trial at the City Hall, in the City OF Washington,
on the fret Monday Of January next, when aud
where all persons are warned 20 appear to show
cause why condemnation should not be decreed
and to intervene for their Interests.
X. j. MEIGS, Clerk.
December ltb lSf7 de- 4 oaut
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rS-AI Gonc the Ce> cTipiions ~ Mr. Diclre,s,
personal appearance none A. murr absurd % IN
IN. follow ing from a New YORK lrttfr. ~
Dickens M n heavy gay mpuStacha an
goaiee. the l. Ntsr spreadiOg out lik. a boon
which. when h. SPEAKS, ha- thai rapid no
usn peculiar 70 a he-goN Whcn Dibblias
straw
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GOVERNMENT SALES,
GREAT CLOSING OUT sALE OF CoyERx
VI MENT PROPERTY

will ofsr for Sale ~ Public Auction op rCks-
DAY the 9Th Of January. ISs. Ct tn North . est
ern Sheds. ia Louisville, Nv. large aasntitE OF
tuartefmsster stores aud camp aud Gsrri.os
eIuipsRe, Cou-irtlng 40 par Of Horse, Mals,
Wheel aud lead Mule Harness, ia tcts. S.ddles
and Pridles. Amy wagons, Carte. Ambulsnc~s,
Bisc kSmiths' and Cstpenter-' Tools. a ause Esd
Mule Shoes and Male. Wagon Mstsrisi OF eli
kinds, HOrse Medicine stafionery, Baildfuss,
nsnts- shirts, Blouses, rro~sers, oyeroosts.
Blankets. g..
The Northwestern Sheds. over sO feet in
length, are included among the holdings 20 ~
sold
continue from dsy % day until all ~ zod
Terms Cash. IN Government funds BID ssrs
viii he required 20 MAKE post OF ) per cent Of
the amOsnt purchased.
BY order OF Brcyet MAJ. Gent Thoms, S~ords
7. MOORE. MAJOR q. M
Jsl-otB Byt. Lt. Col. q y Army.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

WASHINGTON, December 10 Is7
On the petition Of AMBROSE NICHOLSON OF
ent granted tO him on the 2Ist day of March, 1854
Tor an improvement in Self fastening Shutter
Hinges for seven years from the xpiration of said
patent, which takes place the 2lst day Of March
IL ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on MONDAY, the 81 day of March
ned to appear and show cause any they have why
said petition oug Int not 10 be granted.
file s sf se qspsea 70
set forth in writing at least t,cey days before the
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
Transmitted IN accordance with the rules of the
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as testi-
mo must b. ied in the office ,ren.y days before
ter days after Ming the testimony. ' " An'' ~''n'n
0rdsTed also that this notice be EgbIshed in the
G., and in the Journal and Courier, Berkimer, n
v once week for three successive weeks; the first
OF said publications. to be at least sixty days pre-
T.C. THEAKER.
ce 70 law3w Commissioner Of Patents.
GNEb 81 1Hs I PSHFNG 6rrcE
SMITH and ls B.
Of ihs ss seb das
q o. August, 1854, for an Improvement in Cartridges
patent which takes place on the sth day Of a
the Patent Office on MONDAY, the sad dsy Of
June next, at Il O'Clock M; and all persons
are notified to appear and show cause, If any they
taye, why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing The extension are REQUIRED to
he in the Patent Office their objections specially
set forth in writing at least trenty days before the
TO be used ut the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the of.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as tes-
timony must be led ia the ONCE tcenty days before
the day OF hearing; the arguments, IL any, within
ter days after filing the te stimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in
u. and In the 3prir gfeld Republican, Spring.
field, Massaehusetts, once q week for three sue
cessve weeks the first OF said publications to be A.
least sixty days previous to the day Of hearing.
T.g.THEAKER.
de S6-w5w Commissioner Of Patents.