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THE EVENING STAR
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A dispatch from New York says:-.At q
Tarlmany primary ms-ting an the Eleventh
Ward FOR the election Of delegates 10 the Gen
eial nyentlon. the hallot-boNes wcre stuffed
With false ballots and subseq uently burned.
siter there was a fight. I'M which pistols ,.,.r..
used and limbs broken. Ia other ward the
election passed OF uietly."
BY = decrce Of the French Emperor. The
Corps Legislatif FOR the next five wears h. ~
consist of two hundred and niuety-two meua-
ben. Paris r. entitled 10 nine REPRESENTATIVES,
the same number she always had.
The steamer Henry Amcs arrived al New
ori' ans Yesterday morning with S.ooo bale %
couHi. Will, bring uuioa.fed. the guards OF
both sides Of the boat gave wav. pre- nj tsfinl.
large portion oVeri-oard Alout twenty mem
Mhie and BLACK were drowned OF crushrf.
Tie Austrian Councn of Minist.rs. a. ~
Organized. Is composed of tho following men-
hers-Prince Won AnrrSberr President. Rsrcn
Won Beust, Minister of Forsign Auairs. Mn
the rank of Prime Minister. Count Non Tuau.-
lIep1ty President Raron John. Minister OF
War; Baron Brek. Minister OF Commercr-
GaslSra- oflnterIor; Herbst, OF Justce; Br,s.tti.
Of nance.
The United States steamer Mononcahela re-
mains high and dry on the coral reef AT ~.
CroiX
The second vote on subscribing two million
dollars 20 the Chesapeake and ONO railroad
was taken IN Richmond yesterday. aud RESULT
ed IN favor Of the subscription.
MI. and Mrs. Jefferson DAVIS arrived in New
Orleans yesterday evening.
A call is in circulation in New Jersey. ana
- receiNing thousands Of signatures. for the a.
sending ola convention at Trenton on We'd
neSdaH, january p, 10 organize an opposition
party 10 the Camden and Amboy Railroad
Charles II. Parker, conductor Of the Johns
town accommodation train which left Pitts
burg Monday afternoon. was murdered near
Nine Parker had demanded fare from A
passenger named Samuel Hall. who failed tp
produce n. and an endeavoring TO nut him or
the train Hall stabbed Parker in The abiotnrr.
killing him almost instantly.
Seven white men and three negroes IA We d.
clined the nomination for county officers teu-
dered them by the county Republican con ven-
ton M Montgomery, Ala.,-nominees for the
STAT Senate included
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PROPOSALS FOB CAVALRY HORSES.
Ob6ce ofthe Chief Qwnrtermaste,,
DEPARTMENT q the Cumberland,

OVFIt UT M tHfsT fINnTfeTVISfsr. ]
Department off Cumberland,
LoKtsrihe, Ky, Dee. Is, 1867. \
Sealed Proposals will be received AT this ONCE
until u O'Clock m. on FRIDAY. the 10th day of
yapuaIy. 1893, for furnishing TWENTY ONE (N)
The Horses will be subject to . rigid inspection,
OF dark colors, sound in all well
II uil flesh and sOod condition, from Is Is hands
high, from five to nine years old, and well adapted
IN every way 70 Cavalry purposes, and deli vered
at Jefersonyille, Ind, between the 18th and Oth
OF January. 1853
Bids must be made in duplicate, with Q copy of
the written guaranty of res ponsible person that
In case the bid is accepted good and sufficient bond
the contract.
The right 10 reserved to reject any or all bids
By order of the QuArterm 8ster GENERAL, o. s. A
TH0S. SWORDS.
Assistant Quartermaster General,
de 24-6tB Brevet MAJOR General.
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TOMORROW.
TOMORROW.
R1 M. n. WALSH 90, Auctionecrs
~ 2cS, Southeast corner 10th st. and Pa ave

Rl NJ. X. WALSH a 90, Auctionecrs
II 2es, Southeast corner 10th ct. and Pa ave
REGULAR EVENING SALES
GREAT BARGAINS In DRY GOODS CLOTH
ING. &C. AT AUCTION.
TUESDAY, THURsDAY and SATURDAY
MORNINGS at 10 O'Clock, and EVENINGS At
clio, x, We will sell, without reserve, 60 make
IRON our Northern gents. We name ia part
Large assortment OF Staple and Fancy DRY Goods
custom made Clothing, Cndershirts and Draw, rs
fiece and Cut Dry Goods. Csssimeres, Melton, &C
Llnen Bosom Shirts, some very incl
Hoee Ns
Pine assortment 10, n and ia Blankets
German, Imperial and Marseilles Spreads
Shifting, shteting, Ticking, &c, &c
Also,
Large invoice Table CUTLERY. Plated Castors
extra plate, forks, Table and ea spoons with a
Thousand other lots Of staple and useful articles
all OF which are in store and open for ies
ton and which will positively be sold TO the high.
de ssst NIX. WALSH Il Co., Aucts.
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD

This brings the line 20 the eastern base Of ~
Rocky Mountains, and IL is expected that the tr~ok
will be laid thirty miles further 60 Evans Ps~s
the highest point on the road, by January. The
maximum grade from the foot Of the mountain :.
the summit IL but eight feet 20 the mile Will. that
OF many eastern roads lie over one hundred Work
in the rock cuttings the western slope will con
time through the winter, and there 10 nov no r~a
son to doubt that the entire grand line 70 the Pc
cihc will be open for business in 1870.
The means provided for the construction of ts,s
Great National Work are ample. The Upit.A
States grants lie Six Per Cent. Bonds at the rata
of from Sl6.oo TO s4sles per mile, for which it
takes SECOND LIES a. security. and Receives
payment a large IL not 20 the full extent Of it,
claim In services. These bonds are issued a. each
twenty mile section 10 finished, and after N hs.
been examined by United States Commissioner
and pronounced to be in all respects a FIRST clar.
road, thoroughly supplied with depots, repair1
shops, stations and all the necessary rolling stoe
and other equipments.
The United States also makes a donation Of
u so acres Of land 10 the mile, which viii he a
source Of large revenue TO the Company. Much OF
this land in the Platte Valley is among the mos
Fertile in the world and other large portions ar.
covered with heavy pine forests and abound in coal
Of the best quality.
The Company is also authorized 70 issue It's own
First Mortgage Bonds TO an amount equal 90 Tn.
Issue Of the Government, and no more. Hon 4
ID. Morgan and Hon. oskes Ames are Trustee.
for the Bondholders, and deliver the Bonds to the
Company only as the work Progresses. 60 that
they always repi esent actual and productive
value.
The authorized capital Of the Company is One
Hundred Million Dollars, Of which over fvs
millions have been paid in upon the work already
done.
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EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY.

At present the profits % the Company Are Dc.
rived only from lite local traffic but this 10 slr~sdy
much more than sufficient to pay the inter>st On
all the Bonds the Company can Issue N not a..
other mile were built. IL lie not doubted thar
when the road is completed the through tramc
of the only line connecting the Atlantic aud Pa
eifc States will be large beyond precedent: ana
there will be no competition, IL can slvays bs
done at profitable rates.
II viii be noticed that the Unien Pacific Rail
road Is, in fact, GovERNMENr WORK. built m
der the supervision of Government officers and tn
large extent with Government money, aud thai
its bonds issued under Government direct,ou
Ii 10 believed that similar security is SO care
fully guarded, ana certainly no other 10 based
upon larger or more valuable property. Az tia
Compsnys
FIRST MoRTAGE BONDS
are offered for the present At 30 CENTS on TIE
DOLLAR, they are the cheapest security In the
market, being more than > per cent. lower thea
U. s. Stocks. They Pay
SIX PER CENT IN GOLD,
Subscriptions win be received In wsshinstoa
by
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
(H. ID. CookE, President; wm. s. HUNTING
TON, Cashier.D
RITTEHHoUsE, FOWLER CO.,
3s2 Pennsylvania avenue.
and In New Ysrk Of sse Company once.
No. 20 Nsssau street, and ~
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK.
No. Nassau street.
CLARK, DODGE q CO.. Bsnker,
No. 81 Wan street.
JOHN .. CISCO son. Bankers,
.... No. 80 wsn street.
aud By the Company sxvertised Aesnts through
out the United States. Remittances should be
made in drafts or other funds par In New Ysrk
and the bonds win be sent free Of charge By return
express. s.- 4. -.r- $500.
AHEw PhzrHLEr AND MAJ, showing the pro
eress Of the work. resources for consfruction 81
value Of Ponds, may he obtained st the COMPANY
Once Of its advertised Agents. or viii b sssS
free on application
John J. CISCO. Treasurer.
EovExsxS S.isz. ts,.-pssosvAwn
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DROPOSALS FOR SOAP,

OFFICE DEPoT COMMIssARy OF SUBsIsrENcE,(
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec Is, 1861.
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate. of the form fur
nished by the undersigned, will be received until
THURSDAY, the 9th of January. 1853 at IL NJ for
supplying the Subsistence Department with
TWENTY THOUSAND $40 ,OOOl POUNDS OF
GOOD HARD SOAP
to be made by boiling from only good materials
free from clay soluble glass other aduterations
to have no unpleasant odor, 20 contain not mora
than twenty i've per cent. of water, and to be well
dried before packing.
No allowance for packages
All conditions made known by the unde gned
IT will be received at the Subsistence Storehouses
in the Monument Lot and Sixth street Wharf
de Sl4t q. BELL, q. S., U. 8. A.
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ga I-6tB Paymaster, u. s. N.
OFFICE OF AssSIISTANI CoMMIssARY OF
DROPOSALs FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,


- e.. JANUARY lar l8-8
Proposals for furnishing such Stationery As NAV
be required by this Department, for the balance
OF the fiscal year ending June %, 1858. will be re .
ceived until II O'Clock m, of MONDAY, January
bth 1903. Those unaccompa nied by satisfactory
testimonials Of ability 10 fuf a contract will not
lie considered and contracts will only be awarded
es of articles.
articles furnished must be of the best alitv
each bid.
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
or firm making it, and must specify but one price
for each article of the class bid for.
Artic les not named In the schedule, if reouired
are to be at the 10 west market price aud
the right Is reserved of ordering greater or less
quantity OF each article contracted for as the pub
lie service may require
Bond with approved security, win be required
OF the individual or firm to whom the contract may
be awarded.
Should acontractor refuse or neglect to furnish
when required any articles the Same may be pur-
be raid therefor that is specified in the contract
the difference may be charged to the contractor in
his next quarterly account.
The Department reserves the right to reject or
accept the bid on all articles, singiy collective
The bids will be opened in the presence of any of
the bioders who may be present. and contracts
awarded. as may be deemed most advantageous to
the Department
Bidders will be furnished with q schedule of art
icles required upon application to the Department
HORACE CAPRON,
Jan J. to Commissioner.
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PROPOSALS
SgPIRINrEEDENT AND TNspEcroR'

SUPERINTENDENT AND INspECrORS
~ OFFICE, .I-E rs yaNuARy T. JsS
Ses'ed Proposals will be received 81 the M syor
Once until IL O'Clock 81 on FkIDAY the 10Th in
slant for Paving. Curbing, &C., for the year cora
meneiDg April l. 1855. for the seven several arts
o. the city; no contractor to have more than one
. Specifications can be at this once; also at
the ONCE of the Commissioner of fmproyements in
The basement OF the west wing OF the City Hall
No bio will be received which does not include An
oner for each psrate item of work and mater al
BY law the Mayor is prohibited from awarding
contracts for the above work to any person or per-
sons " no are not practical PAYERS. --. -
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
should II be deemed to the interest Of the Corpora
tion to 90 so.
All assessments for the above work to be ma de in
accordance with the act approved October Is
1871 entitled In act to change the manner of col
lectiDg special taxes WM. FORSYTH
ia l-wfmtl0th Superintendent and Inspector.
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pROPOsALs FOB TRANSPORTATION

OFFIcE AcrING ASSISTANT O. M,
htSV-rA ARSENAL, December q 1857
% d,lrr-etOn II the Chief QuArtermAster Sd Mil
.tAfJ Dlssiet, Sealed Proposals Gin duplicafe)
are ihNu1d 10 do the hauling Of Government
intGIes ana supplies between this Arsenal and tn
Eslrosa pepots and whsrves in the sftv Of Au-
Forms Tor proposal. and terms 70 be complied
with can tr Obtained b. application to the under
signed. N
Bids viii he opened on the eth day OF January,
49, Rvt. IL. Coaus WFLAGLER
de = S;B Augusta Arsenal.
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0PIICIAN, Cold, Silver and Steel sPECrA.
Of Brsziliian pebbles, elegant 0PERA@S
81 SLASSns; shs;Hss a,R else in the
ME avenue, aess 18th street. Y. q sl-ias :
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BxyedH Of Pyortsio nad Cloth

Bwsas Of Prorisioss asd ClofaiarS
seahd proposals. will be received at tins Buresu
unui IL o'clock m, Oh the 18th day Of January.
Rs 'fP ofq SsTsff 3 N Nv ass
below every article to be Of the best quality and
IN, my equal 10 the samples. which may be seen at
New York, Philadelphia. and Y sshInston d. CO
Gag. Ss,h Book' ouires 200 Dozen India Rubber
IS Letter BOohsis auires 400 IA sif: pint Bottles
65 Account Cur mt Books 100 Small BOTTLES Gar
CURE each, ruled and mine Ink.
400 SG R1sni poo.s s!ak Stands, first quail
s es sI ruled and bound us fnk Stands, second
-. each ruled and bound 200 Gross assorted Steel
Books, small. ~ 200 Dozen boz; Pen Handles.
ise Realms Foolscap Paper Es Dozen Black !. Lead
100 Reams OfSoisi Note rs Dozen Red and Blue
$50 Quires Envelope Pa-7s Rolling Rulers.
sheets thick white 20 Be- 6oial En-
Blctting Paper veIopes
$50 QuiIes Account Cur 2, 0oo Dozen Letter En-
loo Paper knives. $50 Dozen Pieces Red
i2S ETaseT;: 100 Small Bottles Mucii-
The contract will be awarded to the lowest bid.
ger In TIE aggregate, and the Department reserves
advantageous 20 the Government
8; Bonds, wi,h approved securityl will be required
s ssd twenty per cent in addition win be withheld
from the amount OF each payment to be made,
collateral security for the due performance of the
is fully complied with.
Every offer made must be accom- panied by a writ
ten guaranty, signed by one or more responsible
persons that the bidder bidders will, il his or
their bid be accepted, enter into an obligation
within five days, with good aud sufficient suretiss
to furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal rHl be considered unless accompn-
med by shch guaranty, aud by satisfactory evidence
mar me btddr as regular dealer the articles pro
posed and has the license required by art of Con-
srsS: BRIDGE,
DE ~ lew4w Chief Of Bureau.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will BE RECEIVED
~ at the Office OF the Discussing Officer OF the Blu
Ieau OF Refugees, Freedmen and abandoned Lands.
state OF south Carolina, until Il O'Clock noon of
the Eth day of JANUARY, 1S6s, for building a
Frame Schoclhouse on Rutledge Avenue, in the
Plans and specifications may be seen at the office
OF the undersigned, No East Bay street.
Proposal must be accompanied by the names of
two responsible parties, who will name sureties
Tor the faithful completion Of the contract and
must be endorsed Proposals for Rutledge Ave
nue. Schcolhouse," and addressed TO the under.
signed.
The right reserved to reject all bids received il
:. By order of Breyet Major General Il. X. Scott,
Assistant Commissioner.
EDWIN r. GARY,
de 81 btB Acting Discussing Officer.
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AUBURN. a0LDEE, ILAxEH AID sILKxn

PTqdqesd q ne ne Of o Prot FRI;
% curl the NEST sed saeS6orn 1s1
either e. into .s.y sin shs q hssyy %ss:iys
and London With the most Srssiiyinst r eea nis
Does no injury . the hair. Price b. nail, sealed
srs 'o; ssGff Hsu o. 6 Ss.s.
late, Ne. 9se river sssst. Troy. Neg York sale
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RY COOPER q LATIMER Auctioneers.
ID Oste clerks with J. g. Mcclure Co
Southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and llth
street, Star Once Building

ID Uste clerks with j. G. Mcclure & CO.
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and nth
street, Star Once Building.
TRgTsTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
TwEEN j. AND + sTRkfffs. "hsi' Be
the District of Columbia, passed in Chancery
cause No. $50, Thomas Cogan VS.. Jane McManus
on MospEY SsnGsfy sah rGs s Of !. the
o'clock p m, part of original Lot No. s, in Square
Also, the perth "a feet a inch Of same lot and
square. subject to the life interest Of Mrs. Jane
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance in twelve
Will be required to give bis promiscry note. en
dorsed TO the satisfaction of the trustee. or all
retained until ali the purchase money il
paid, conveyancing and stamps ut the cost Of the
y. B.CA pla, of the 10. win be exhibited a, the
saie cfnGENE GAREsI. Trustee.
RY COOPER LATIMER, .Auetioneer.,
8. W. corner Pennsylvania avenue and nth street.
Star Once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LEASE. BACK BUILD
HSrsf Ss No a5s ASp t.NXTUREs N
s3TTE SIDE, BETWEEN iarH AND ism
By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated MAY 18th, 1867
and duly recorded in Liber E. Q. r., No 8 foiios
IA h @ coa H. ,he s Ss. %
ell :, eelSsk m on TH1Es6HI the q
svenue. south sia, between 18th and 18th strssts
the Lease. Back Building, and the following de,
Lease Of the Premises, ending January LIST 1873
cySdsl stove Go ssd Rsas. for
u Wine Glasses, ~ Tumblers
/ Looking Glass, RefrieeratorS
y Arm Ch.irs. EnFrsyinm
Bar, Counter and Furniture
TeIms cash. .ooEyAN HuGHEs, Trustee.
ID Late CLERK. With Jss. q. McGaire Co.,
s.l os: Ssan ana st.
YVES AZ AED sEHsEs ssSgss r
Ss$hSss. s p. M,scsS1Se !,.s.sy ,ss.
Tth street, :l: eli the Wine. and ' ssos sss
&C. f ssosrs ga e sh Ss1s1
9 DO Gh.mDasns
Is do Bursund!, comprising Bssune, Cor
5 do Latte sfs cad cA.n'er'i''
Z 40 HHasrEesnK ar ali alE
10 do Ola Medeirs
Asss choice ss Sssss.
A One lot Of storss, oompgisins-
Oils, VINEGAR, Pea, Truiles 4-s--..
( harricot Vert. HARRIET Yragolst
Teri: ss:S ~. Col Us : .2sfIs:iE:
z. g. ssf ks e e: 8: :::
\: 81: s. =: Zee:
Iss!s:ss ss::s:. sss.s "a "a - -: sss =
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
-. WASHINGTON. December IL, 1867.
On the petition Of WILLIS HUMISTON. of
Troy, New York. praying for the extension of Q
patent granted to him the 4th day of Aprif 1854
and reissaed TIE 9th day of March. 1876 for an i'm
years from the expiration of said patent, which
takes place on the eth day Of April, 1855:
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office ON MONDAY, the 10th day OF. March
next: at IL O'Clock M; and all persons are
notified toappear and show cause, IL any they have
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent ONCE their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least fcsn day. before the
day of hearing; all testimony filed by either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the sIles Of the Of
fee, which will be furnished on application.
Depositions and other papers relied upon testi.
mony must be filed in the Ell ce tscenfy days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, IL any, within
ten days after filing the testimony. -.-T
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
Republican and the Intelligencer, W sshington, ID.
G., and in the Times, Troy, New York, once q week
for three successive weeks the rst Of said Hublica
Of bearing. r. G. THEAKER,
de 2I-w3W Commissioner Of Patents.
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
II UNITED SITES PATENT OFFICE

o.,
On the petition of JAMES H. SWEET of Pitts
burgh, P' nsylvania, praying for the extension
1854, tor sn iuIpro cement In Hanging of the Grin
ing Jaw Of Spike Machines, for seven years
place on the Iith day Of March, 1893
Tits ordered that the said petition be heard at the
airy next at II O'Clock m. and all persons are not-
ned TO appear and show cause, If any they n ave.
why said petition ought net to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
ME In the Patent Office their objections Specially
day OF hearing; all testimony filed by either party to
be used at the said hearing must be taken and
mitted in accordance with the rules Of the Office
which will be furnished on application.
Deposltions and other papers relied upon tes-
the day Of hearing; the arguments, If any, within
ten days after f ling the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Republican and the Intelligencer, Washih gton, ID.
G.. and in the Post Pitisbnrg Pennsy ly ania. once
q week for three successive weeks; the first of
sam publications to be ut least sixty days previous
20 the day OF hearing. T. q. THEAkER,
de ll-WjW COmmiaaioner ofp Dat
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HEADQUARTERS THIRD MILITARY DIS.
HI TRlCT

r..4fst7" CHIEF QUAKTERMAsTRRs 0FFIcE,
er ATLANTA. Ca December 20, 1877 I
All persons, and the widows or other heirs Of
persons who were employed In the United states
Georgis, In the years 1854 and 1855. aud were NOT
paid should at once present their claims TO either
all the necessafy Information In regard 10 making
out their accounts properly: and when correct they
termaster General D. g. A. for settlement: Lieu
tenant u. . Farnsvorth, s4th Infantry and Depot
Quartermaster. Atlanta, Ca; Lieutenant l.. =.
Campbell, So Infantry, and a. A. Quartermaster.
Roms, Ga. Lieutenant :. y savage sd Infantry,
BY order Of the QuaEtsrnaster GensraL ~
de st sBrevessris ss CHEZ s9a X q Nj, + Dit
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Brreas n Conservation It l.iV 80
Reputation No. o. 30 W bt1EFl
pieces l0xh Fist Iron. lengths ~ required.
g pieces 2tSxzosxH Angle Iron, lengths - re

To be Of the best quality iron A
Brrsar Of ynrds and DocES z hif- 1Ts
ksqgisition No. 10. FL 4EF
500 pounds Of Corn Meal 1890 .-.-f a
80 10. Reputation No. %. .,..l,.,-..
1900 feet No. Pine Boards, ssssonsd 100
All articles to be delivered within 81 days from
csptancs Of bid. J. N.CARPENrER,.
DE Ni2tB p .-eeg h,ss PAymaster, o. s. n.
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
IL UNITED STATES PATENT d EEL Z

WASHINGTON, December s, 1857
I'd the petition ofCHAUNCEY ID. WOO ORUFF
OF IOleoo, Ohio, praying for the extension of
patent granted to him the 7th day OF March
1874 Tor an Improvement in SuspendinQ Eaves'
lroughs. for seven years from the expiration of
said patent, which takes place the eth day of
Marc !, ISIS:
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
next. at IL O'Clock NJ and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause; If any they have, why
said petition ought net TO be granted -
Persons opposing the extension are REQ uired 70
fle II the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least twenty days before the
day OF hearing; all testimony filed by either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the OF
nee, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as testi-
mony must be filed in the Office twenty DAYS before
The day OF hearing; the arguments, if any, within
ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
Republican and the Intelligencer Washington, ID.
e.. and IN the Commercial Toledo, Ohio, once n
week for three successive weeks; the first of said
Rubhcatlops to be ct least axty DAYS previous to
de H-H3w Commissioner of Patents.