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would not Insist on this right OF Wheetsge.-
Were they satisfied with the route Of the road
as surveyed They made no objection to it,
Was there any difficulty in the way Of those
eastern g~ntlemen's taking the contract Of the
road immediately which those present could
remove. There was none. All the gentle
men from In. East could say wss, that they
had b.en invited here to look at the road
thr i,nd rome and seen il. that they were
somewhat disappointed Az to the character of
the road, made no proposition Of any kind, but
would 60 home and Miak about it, 1t is barely
possible. init hardly probable, that they will
ever be heard from again. Leaving it thus
manifest, tina, about the only hope Of getting
the rad lies in raising the additional sub.
scriptlons, which being raised, Mr.. Young, an
amply responsible man, and backed by heavy
securities, IL bound by his contract to proceed
with the construction Of the entire road And
while the road, is in this ticklish situation,
laundering fHolshat home are doing all they
can to defea! additional subscriptions by tax
ing up this absurd street talk about parties
being willing to take the road without adj
ditioaal sutscripti0nG Ro tAsA stl3
We have made No. back handed hits" ut
any 2: ourleyS tncst ypmihsnt Or snterpris-g
ing citizens. !. There are abundant p rites out
side OF OttAws very Filling and ANXIOUS 10
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cast obstacles in the way Of the construction
Of this railroad. The Burlington road would
60 great way to defeat it, the Rock Island
would do the same, and the Nsrthwestsrn,
unless it can monopoliss the road and all the
coal On its route, is also anything bak friendly.
There are abundant parties to leto on
without locking at home. Yet We are not
quite certain that, in the pull hauling to have
the read go mile further east here, or mile
further west there, and in the threats, if the
Company don't do so and 80 they win do 50
and 20, there may yet be found occasion to
"let out" on parties nearer home.
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CURRENT NEWS.

Tho Cairo Qll.) Buassin says: The stock ~ I'd
d the Iiinsis Central Railroad ia that city 10
again fall Of Texas cattle for shipment north.
The cattle arc thin but spparsntly healthy.
Stock cars TO forward thea ct the rate 81 issr
hundred per day are at the comnaaas Of the eon.
pssy.
Mary Harris, Who shot Bsrrpsghs, he's really
gone mad. V verify the finding Of the Jury, which
sequittsd her on the grssad Of iasaaity.
Rev. Hart L. Stewart, whose diverse with his
vile erssssd intense excitement year ego. died
In Evaasssa. near Chicago % Asaday.
TIE ASssnss, the Chioags organ Of the Con.
grssstionalists. hes been enlarged 70 columns
70 To Peg. Nis, aside from it, Political halls.
siaations, very ably conducted journal.
A meeting Of the citizens Of Kendall csunty
i called 1t Yoskville to-day, to discuss The pro.
ptisty Of calling an election to vote . county
subscription Of stock to the Ottawa, Oswegs and
FIR. v.R. R.
All Of the stock Of tho st. Losis sad Illinois
Bridge Company has been taken, and wsrk on
ths structure will be pushed forward vigorously.
Mr.. Carpenter, the new Wisconsin, Senator,
has announced the opinion that the present cd
justment Of the marital relations 10 relic Of
barbarism, and has no better foundation than NE
law Of force.
1N Vs'ocipeds, paper devoted exclusively to
aews asd matters pertaining y the mschias,
made it, first appearance in New York few
days ago. W. Chester King, son of the veteran
missionary to Athens, is its editor.
Punch has . good thing on subject to which
we recently referred. 1t says that although the
English Pitch is TO DO lowered to the French
standard. never shall the English Tar bow BE-
fore tho standard Of France
The Maine colony in Jaffa, Palestine have
bean again heard FROM. Thoy now number
twenty-five. and are in state Of bliss, in conse.
quence At the departure Of their leader, Adams.
The Prussisn Military Gazette says that the
German military organization 10 now complete,
sad that - million Of soldiers eAa at any mo.
meat be placed uader arns BY = single tdegrsn
from Bsslin.. XII q
Thssp ntish Govsrpus.t has given orders for
the release At Costello and Warren. the Ameri.
'ess citiss.s Imprisoned In Englaad. On suspicios
Of being engaged III thu Fsaian. novsnsat I.
When Grant VA a. .Bsltimoss ne raised /
laugh By ssAyisN X Smoking y net vice. or ths
AdnisA, would sneks." Fsrrsgut rstortsd that
hswus~ no loager vice.Admirsl.r
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ANOTHER INSANE MURDERER.--A lev
months ago Mr.. Aregood, a farmer in Cook
Co, had in his employ man named Vie. The
wife Of Aregood one day offended the hand BY
sharply reprovihg him FOR some ,nisconduct,
whereupon he Acw into rage went to tho
barn, got pistol, shot Mr.. Aregood dead, and
shreatensdE 10 jslll6hkeHite. The exciesWsnt
haitian hosss latef threw Vie murderer kN IA
epileptic At. The man recovered in . fSw
days, wa thrown into prison, end q week ago
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PROM SPRINGFIELD.
! - xEw .srArr HOUSE.


There has been quite hubbub about the new
state house during the week, an investigating
committee having dug up the fact that tho archie
teet Mr. Csehrsa, had used nsnsy pretty freely
- have his plans adopted By the conmissisnsrs.
though nsae of the commissioners are accused OF
receiving the money. Van Osdel. . rival Chica-
20 architect. testified that to complete the state
hslss o. The Cochran plan viii cost $500 900 /;
whsssspoa Jacob Baas and other Springfield
capitalists put in formal offer to complete it at
half that sum. The friends Of the new state
house have bill before the hoass to appropriate
tS5o.000 70 continue the wsrk during the next
two yesrs
sNuefz9 ri CAPITAL PuNIsHAENr.
The hose, on the 10th. passed . bill to repeal
the Law II the last session virtually sbolishing
ospital parliament, BY leaving 1t discretionary
With juriss 10 hang or inprissn murderers for
Life.
PKNIrENTIARY.
The rsdicals are in some trspidation about the
peniss.tiszy. Although Gov Oglssby, in his
message, said 1t W. self-suprsrting. the commits.
showers ask for $500 900 70 run it for the next
two years, while Sam Buskmaster has the inpu-
deuce 10 osms forward and offer to run it for
nothing and pay the state 5000 besides for the
privilege. The indignation of the virtuous rad
icals 1t San Backmastsr 10 tremendous.
PULLERs RAILROAD BILL.
Fullsr's new railroad bill, which proposes 70
regulate the tarif Of freights on The railroads Of
this state. is getting severe ovsrhanlisg before
the judiciary committee Of the sensts, to which
il WAS referred. Il seems to b very crude and
absurd affair. aad will hardly b reported back
70 the senate.
SOUTHERN NORMAL UNIVERSITY.
The bill appropriatiag $4,000 for Southern
Normal Uaivsraity passed the senate q Tues
day. after protrscted discussion.
gsr RIvEs IMPROVEMENT.
The senate river Improvement bill, which also
passed the House On Thursday, aud is now in
the hsads Of the Governor, reduces the number
Of csnnissieuers to thrss, rsstric.s the work 70
loek aad dam ct Peoria, sad limits the amount
Il neasy 10 b sxpoaded to 100000.
DOUGLAS MONUMENT APPROPRIATION.
The ill sppropriating $25,0OO to tho Douglas
ksaumsat association, On condition that On
equal snount b raised By private subscriptions
or otherwise, passed. the houss on Wednesday
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
The Seaats bill for calling the Con stitutisnal
Convention passed the House on Tuesday, with.
out opposition. The signature VI the Governor
win make II the law Of the state.
ADJOURNMENT.
At . ossous Of the republican members on
Monday evening. it was agreed to adjour, about
the 9Th Of March, one week from yesterday,
though No formal resolution on the sabjsct has
yet been adopted in either house.
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had . trial ThsIjpy acquitted him on the
Rround that at tAs time he committed the
n.eFdr Asswss insase, thoegh he was not in
sane new A more Migrant case to bring INTO
disrepute the plea Of insanity is hardly on
rec0rd
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eRod. Street police marshal VI tbs town Of
strestnr. died NJ that place on Tue.d.y q lat
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FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

In parliament, on Monday. in reply 70 an in
qsiry Of The OConnor Don, Mr.. Fsrtescus saia
the government proposed to release from impris.
onment forty-6ve Fenisns who we're convicted Of
dise several leaders.
Costello and Warren, the Fenian prisoners at
Dublin, have been set free.
Baron Lionel de Rothsehild, liberal, has been
elected to parliament from L. don city, in place
Of Mr.. Bell, conservative.
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+ The steamer Mississippi arrived u New York
N Sunday, from Rio Jsnsire Jan. 20. The war
wss considered ended. II Ia believed Lopes he's
gone TO Bolivia er aboard IN American nAu-oi-
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Turkey aud Greece.

Constantinople dispatch Of tho pa armour.
ees that, ~ sequence Of tho recent Paris con.
ference, the DEGREES and orders reoently issued
BY the Sublime Porte, against tho Greeks. have
been revoked, aud Turkish ports are thrown
open again to Greek shipping.
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Spain.

In the Cortss, ON the 22d, Serrsno officially
snnouaced the resignation At the Provisional
Government General Prim, Minister Of War,
in an address assured the House that the late
dynasty would mover again ascend the throne.
Subsequently the House passed vote Of
thanks to the retiring Provisional Government.
Although the Republican members opposed IL
with unsnimity, the House BY n large vote en.
trusted Marshal Serrsno with fell executive
powers for the time being, and granted him the
authority necessary fer the formation Of . new
ministry. ~f tgg
General Csbellero de Rods 10 to succeed Gen.
eral Dulce ~ Governor General Of the Island Of
Cuba. wa i9N seen tt1
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40 prw rosx xknssfs. & t..'.
d S,% SSss s s. q n sSsss ..ss sdis;
Gs%snd @ % s ses ssf i,Isys. Ehs
! AGO csnts, IS TO condition. Oats quiet and
steady Is. cents. Rye quiet but steady Ans
R aIS 9; PORK quiet and nrrn' ssfTsS'Sl'T,
NJ BALrIHoRH nAaKRrs, avn.
BALrLr9ns, May M-Brsad.irg,-Some 10.
Rio, If cludIng "Oordorus, ""Niount Vernon, y
"Horieon,n and aDorohester.,' all on private
terms, The general market, however, l. still
psry ~ "a IsgS.s ;s Of sd
Wheat-Receipts were fair this morning for
the season, amounting to about 5000 bushels.
6umberisnd valley red Il sis9, ssiict,yp roos
msryl.nd 90. at u :ss9si. 20. prime 40: !. hiss
seess W saS 1% . Sin iliy AZ
oeipts were about Il, 600 bushels, mostly white,
and sales were reported at $3.50 cents, do.
xsrg prime a. 50 cents. and yellow At 50 cents
odfs-We note lsles to-day OF 900 bushels
nir quality as oseosseut', and prime At TstsTo
sSS's'Gs ssi1r Il sss. re Ss
said TO be entifsly nominal, 40. -. Q
cottes-Ths msrs.t op.n. quiet, under sd-
are ~ yet without sales 70 report. The stock
here being only about 900 bales, mostly In
ierlcr GRADS, and in eousequease Of the very
Ssofsp aSotsd o viz $685. ' cents as's fof ai md
ding Upland, and a''<9T 4 cents for low Mid.
ssis,,,.-ws hear Of no further u.n..o.
anal s.,, Q. a. as;'rPiion' sad prices are arn
Mi Fssd-Priees are unclaimed, and we mn
snd Middiings AZ ss1sT cents per bushel.
Prorisfons-Prlcss still tend upward, and
E SS1a % e S Ss2sS iSsy fs hi 6s s1S
Sides, and iIAceots for clear rib do. We notice
sale thi. morning Of 10 hhds. rib sides al l6x
s 81. n whien r va, a thM sosia be oetnined
cent under the above quotations, but no sell.
ers. Bulk meat IL arm, with an upward ten
de1cy. Buyer. offer iSI{ cent. fot rib Sides,
Lard 10 steady as before quoted Mess PORK
We now quote at tS2, aud we note sales Of 30
bills. prime Meas do. at vi as per Dbl.
day In Rice, but quote as-before; Carolina
RsSSOca sislttss c 10. s0'9 70 PRIME and
At the following rates, Viz. u .sosa for GROUND
Island .sii: IL ist. rom store at sogs cents
SsIse ~. Il K sS sS Se
with no diaposition among holders TO press
sales. Prices are without change, and we
iiSt9i5 eontsS grocery grades GuSs "a .SlsS
Demerara vacuum pan ltl4@lSL cts. The
stock 10 l0OsT hhds. hndI B,giI boxes.
Refined Ss9dr,-CArd rates we quote as
follows, viz leA cents for Hard Crushed;
Circle Al l54 cents for y; 10 cents for y
extra, and 1tf eents for yellow.
Sgaps-Ws quote as follows, viz: Baltimore
Golden, T3DIb cents Maryland do, T5tprT cts;
Monumental, e6907 cts.I Chesapeake, 5glOj
ets.i Canton Golden, 5b052 cti,, and Mer-
chants, II cents per gallon.
Whbky-There was q sale on Saturday not
noticed IN our report Of 100 bills. Western High
Wines at tlyos and we quote both Oity Yves.
tern to-day held firmly az this price, with some
holders nskins still higher figure.
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Things Funny and Things Ludi-
crOus.

crOus.
We are disposed to laugh heartily at the
queer pranks and freaks Of the Bohemians
who write for the foreign press. In times like
these, when there Is dearth of news, these
caterers Of the press must say something, be
1t wise or simple, true, sensational, bombastic
or untruthfui; and therefore, the most i'm
probable stories are sent abroad In respect
TO this or that thing the Administration is
going to do or is not going TO do.
The man who wrote the letter that the
President had said that he had made good
many unwiso appointments, and that he had
been misled In making these selections,
simply perpetrates a romance unwarrant-
able and illusorS, and mere agment Of his
own brain. The President never said any
thing OF the kind to anybody on any oc-
casion. II is all n romance, and US baseless,
as far as General Grant Is concerned, "as a
fabric Of vision"
That General Grant has made some un-
wise appointments may possibly be truej
all Presidents arc liable 10 do this very thing,
but that he communicates with parties upon
this subject is not true. He keeps his own
counsels, and Is as rcticent In the White
House as he was in the army or at any time
during the canvass when he was running
for President.
But the country may be assured of one
thing, and that is, that when President
Grant Is satisfied that he has made an mp
pointment which was not At TO be made, he
will change 1t 30 quick that he will make the
incumbent's head swim. There will DO no
words about 1t, but word and blow, and
the word will come first.
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RIVER NEws.-The following were the
arrivals yesterday at the several wharfs
along the river front: Schooners Ashland,
from Havre-de-Grace, with ll6 tons OF coal
for William Lowrie & Son; Maid ofthe Mist, ,
from Port Deposit, with 1000 feet of lum-
Der for Mohun IL Son. Clara, from Boston,
with Ice for the Washington and Georgetown
Ice Company. Collins, from Baltimore, with
lumber for Willett II Redgrave and shingles
for Market j. D. Smoot. from Marshall
Hall, with hay for j. G. Brewer; Great Pr
rate, from the Lower Potomac, with wood
for market. Thomas Patterson, from Nor
folk. with pine lumber and shingles for T.
Edward Clark & Co. Caroline II. Holmes.
from IIavre-de-Grace, with coal for Harvey,
Clarke X Given. Kennedy, from HaYre-de-
Grace, with LykeHs Valley coal for VIM.
Warder Il Co.. Advocate, from same port,
with like cargo for Z. II. Burgess Il Co;
Mary Ellen, from the same port, with like
cargo for W. II. Barbour; Julia, from same
port, with coal for George Bogus. Sailed,
schooner N. 8. Thompson, for Norfolk. In
formation has been received here that on
May 20th the schooner Lydia A. Hughlett,
Corkran, with coal for William Warder d
Co.; and Grace Watson, from Port Deposit,
100, 700 feet Of lumber for F. 3. Betz, sailed
from IIayre-de-Graee to this port.
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Now THAT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY has
grown to immense proportions and become a
power In the land, there seems to be quite a
contest among gentlemen who claim to have
originally baptized 1t with the name 1t now
bears. Mr.. Joseph Warren, writing from
this city 10 the New York TRIBUNE, gives the
credit to Mr.. Greeley. In 1854 Mr.. Warren
was editor Of the Detroit Tribune, and Mr..
greeley wrote to him suggesting the name
Republican" for the new party about to be
organized at jackson, Michigan, and as that
suggestion was adopted at that time duly
o, 1884, by the mass convention Of all the
opponents Of slavery extension, Mr.. Warren
thinks that Mr.. Greeley is fairly entitled to
the honor.
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FIFTT-sIx army officers are ordered to re-
port to Gen. Candy, to be assigned as regis
tiers at the revision of registration, which Is
ordered for June IL, to continue ten days.
The regulations issued by the commanding
general for the election arc the same as here
tOfore, except that not more than four hun
dred shall vote at any one poll. No pro-
vision is made as heretofore for whites and
blacks voting at separate polls.
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AN IMMENSE HOUsR greeted the star com.
pany at the National on the occasion of the
cement to spaldlng & RnpIey, the popular
managers OF that theatre. The actors were
y" u uncommonIy nne spirits, and all
passed on III admirable style. Tonight Mrs.
'eo''-e'aaon' takes a benefit, rendered 10 her
by members Of the lress. "
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DIED.,

HAvBNNER -On the 9th instant, TUoNAs
HARNET. second sou Of Thomas H. and N. O.
HaNenner; aged 20 years aud months He died
Is he lived, trusting In the Saviour.
FuusTAl from the Residence OF his parents, I37
street, between Sixth and Seventh, this afternoon
at 3 O'Clock p. IN.
CHAMBERLIN.- On the 9th instant, GEoRoE
W. CHAhEERLIs, ar, In the Goth year Of his aye
fnends 9f the family are respectfully Tequealed
70 attend his funeral from his late Residence, No
% High stTsst, Georgetown, between Pirst and
Second streets, this afternoon 1t o clock.
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Mr.. CoRcoRAS's MUSIPlCENcE in found.
Ing gallery Of art for Washington has ex
cited the New Workers, and their papers are
inquirlng whether they have not some public.
spirited Gothamite who will do likewise for
that city,
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W. J. MURTAg8 .:,: Editor and Proprieto

81 All Communications, whether on bushes
" for puble ,tlon, should be addressed to ws. J.
huRrioH, Propristor rLrfosAL REPupLioAp
Washington. D.. g., rtfss .,.... o..
81 We easel undertake to rsturs rejected COM
munleatlons. Contributors will therefore preserve
opIes
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Every people bayc their trial hour ana
ouestIons ara subn,,,cd far tbe,r doc,slon
which tsst THAR princIples and show tho rsoI
moral stamina of the popu,aee. Such n time
has come to the Washington public. and
especially to the Republican marty of Wa.h.
ington. 1t remains 10 be seen yhetbet thew
are equal to the emergencies Of the hour and
can demean themselves with becoming dig
nifty and reason. .f.-r ~.
There never has been n mupicip,l e,ec,,o,
since Wasbipgton has been a ss,y thu, IN a.
results and far-roaching consequences Is at
oil comparable to this which IL now upon us.
To fail now Ia 10 fail forever. II the Repub-
lican party goes under now il goes under
forever, and, losing It's power and prssfigs In
Washington, II damages the organization
everywhere, and throws back the cause to
IN indefinite period.
This week will settle the question. and viii
make n. bre.t IN. R.nrb,icor r,rtv In the
city Of washInvton. L., ma see N Il there
fore, tho, the ,,,h, man a,c Nominated.
There mus, he no factionists. no schism,.
lint a general vi,ldIng an the mart of all for
the good of the whole. The meetings this
week will determine the whole, and II the
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New Advertisements.

L eountry board can be accommodated three
miles from Aan.polls BY private family. House
plain but PERFECTLY comfortable, Fruit In ths
greatest substance. Excellent h,hiuE. saltwats.
bathing. LuxuIous table. Terms Is per week.
Address y. o. W., box 40. S75. Annapolis. Nd.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALB,-THREE.
story AID attic BRICK HOUSE, thirteen
Most desrabIs ioestioa iSt Business parposss ISi
'l' p paved A o. A .RRR1tfTfHHERroRp.
my1J- eotls 800 Third street west, corner q street.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFPICE,

LIMITED STATES PATENT oPPICE,
.,,,, WAsHIsdros, D. c., May 10, 1892.
On the petition OF JOSEPH ALEXANDER ADAMS, OF
a BrtoOslyn. X pfayins q! shs sIts1sion - a
trotyping;
Il Is ordered that the said petition be heard at
this once on the 18th day Of August next Any
person may oppose this extension. Objections,
dopostlons. and other papers should be hlea In
this omee twenty days before the day q hearing.
SAMUEL y. FISHER,
m5.Tu9w Commissioner Of Patents,
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1 HE CuEAP PLACE.
welch's best Family Flour S3.I2,
Bond's Burnt mills Family So IS.
ArI II nj N m arade q a on

bonds Burnt mills Family 81. IS,
Ari 4 high grade s2.o0,
Very nnc 'Imperisl aud Gunpow,ler
Tea Sits, ~ DIV
Lower grades In proportion,
Best Java Coffee 30 cts. per lb.,
Good Rto Cofree ~ cts.,
Crushed, Powdered and GRADUATED
ra Sugars IA cts, .y. r.
Brownsugar n to 10 ots..
Rumford's Yeast Powder n cts,
Rabbits Soap IL cts.,
Corn Starch II ots.,
JEWELS Oriental soap 10 cts. per bar,
- q. 8. O,HAIiE L. SON,
my2l-f Seventh at. west, bet N and N.
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LIMITED STATES HOTEL,
u AT CAPE MAY,
VIII ops1 On sATORDAT. Nay %. aud redace
!as price q Board to ~ per ESsk. or q % per
any nrst class Hotel In the country, at the same
tine ds!efpinsd that gsn!lsmep leayinx their fam
perfect security and no effort win Be spared on
ny part % fuTalsh them with the comforts "a home,
States Hotel, Cape May CITY. !"
Your patronage aud influence Ie.peetfully soh-
cited, AARON MILLER,
my2)-u .. Proprietor.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

wAsnISoToN, May u. lsee.-Jay Cooke n
90. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
nmsnt sesnritiea.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
y WAsHIEgTos, d. c., May is, lsdp,
On the petiton Of BARNET L. SOLOMON, Of New
York, N. L., executor Of the estate Of Myer Phin.
cas-, deceased, praying for the extension Of pat.
eat granted 10 the said Myer Phineas on the i9th
day ofApsust, 1854, for an improvement in Design
ordered that the said petition be heard at this
ofieo on the "a day Of August next. Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections, dspo-
sinons, and other papers should be filed In this
ONCE twenty days before the day Of hearing
SAMUEL =. FISHER,
myG-Tu% Commissioner Of Patents