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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-05-08

\ farmer in Western New York
cured n distressing case of Grcclan
bend in his daughter by dipping the
poor young thing in water, and lay
ing her in the sun until the warp ;
came out.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-05-08

" Now, Young people," said n pro
fessor of natural hsry to his toclaSs.
"now, then, as to hens. A hen has
the capacity of laying just six hun
dred eggs and no more, and she fin
ishes the job in just about five
years. Now, what is to be done with
her after that? Cutt off her head
and sell her to h 'nrding- house
keeper for a spring ,Alcken," cX.
claimed an urchiu whoae father dealt
III poultry.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-05-08

NFTTHER.-A Dutchman once met
an IriShman on II lonely highway.
Asthey met each smiled, thinking tncN
knew each other. Pat on seeing n''
mistake. remarked with look OF u,T
appointmcnt: "Faith an | tnouS" ="
it was YOU an You thought It Tho T
NJ me- an, it's nayther of MS Inc
Rutchman m replied: 'Iaw, G's Is
d,,rn Hm,I" am annndher man, un | you
ish not Yourself, we pc lo'" 'o''''
oder podIcs!
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-05-08
CERTIFICATE.

Mr.. a. STHN NNS Dear Sir: have used your In
dian Specific my fljtntasnn for gone rrhsa and fiud
it The best remedy for that and all other veuereal
diseases tt9t nave used. One great advantage
III using it. the patient can labor and the time
eat his ordinary diet and no Inconvenience from it.
l.. l.. TAl LOIt.
MOSBY & RICHARDS, Agents.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-05-08

II AZ Pt last made its way into this country. aItG-
'7r--a-- -. " TT
Alrhemist and Chemist, Or. Hep-erdtm, ot Pekin,
China has at last consented To his great CHINESE
REMEDY heing introduced on this continent, and
has established wholesale agencies for The pur-
pose of supplying all druggists throughout the
towns ond cities of our country. This great B!eod
Medicine has performed cures (the most astonl~h
rng) where every other remedy known i'll Nlferid
NJ dica has most Signally failed.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-05-08
Grrms Of AoOtrtlslng
RATES ron THE WEEKLY CITIZEN.

RATES FoR TIE WEEKLY CITIZEN.
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Transient Advertising 81 so per square Arst inse
tiou and IS cents Tor each subsequent insertion
t.b"rdl advertisers will be dealt with liberally.
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Tor proof Of publication and no proof OF pubca-
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Announcing Candidate for States and District
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as Tor announci - Candidates for County oni-
--f's daily aud we, Sly papers charge $40.
Es-rhe-e are tie terms and conditions agreed
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t,in. and announcing candidates, and in no in-
sssure cnn they be departed from
p0ublc column advertisements are
CHARGED hirty.tirc per cent. addition
~sl on the ADORE rates.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-09
An Ell. Confederate Omcer CHARGED
with Murder aud Treason,

]. II. Pratt, formerly major In the rebel
army. was arrested In New York on Thurs
day night by Deputy Marshal Crowley, and
brought before Commissioner Osborn on
Friday, on a charge Of having, on the 4th OF
October, 1868, while confined with several
other prisoners under guard OF United
States troops In the town Of Jefferson, II exas,
forced the guard, In completely with thirty
SIX others among the prisoners, and muir
dered @. W. Smith, Lewis Grant and Rich
ard Stewart, members OF the guard. He Is
also charged with treason, but on what
grounds the warrant for his arrest docs not
specify.
-Four Of the persons implicated with him
arc now in custody In Texas. He Is repre-
sentcd as the rirgleader Of tho others, and
the most strenuous efforts have been made
for weeks past to secure his arrest, beth BY
detectives from police headquarters and BY
Deputy Marshal Crowley, and those officers
baVe on more than one occasion come near
arIesting the wrong person.
Deputy Marshal Crowley finally succeeded
In capturing Pratt about half past ton o'clock
on Thursday night In Fourth street, near
Washington square. He was materially
aided in Identifying Pratt by wound on one
OF Pratts legs, which he received In making
his escape from the guard, but which he
claims to have received In battle. He Ia a
determined looking man, OF good presence
and soldierly bearing.
lie was remanded to the custody OF the
marshal, ostensibly for an examination on
Monday next, but probably for the purpose
OF awaiting orders from Washington In rela-
ton to the disposition Of his case,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-09

The question Of cheap fuel Is one which
concerns every man, woman and chtd
throughout our great domain. Food, clothing
and fuel are the prime necessities OF life, 10
secure which the mind and muscle Is maze
to labor six days out Of the week, nom 'ne
commencement OF manhood TO tue aasS !"
old ago. Tho supply Affects diree"y .ns
mental, moral and physical condition Oh tne
race In proportion to quantity, price ana
the means under the control OF the masses
TO purchase equal to their necessities. Fuel
especially should DO cheapened by every
reasonable means under the control OF
Government founded upon the principles oil
equality, and homes and comforts Tor all
classes Of Its subjects. The poor do not
aspire to extravaganza In dress, or to luxu-
ries upon their tables, but arc happy In the
possession Of the palmer and less expensive
articles OF food and clothing. But In the
article OF fuel there Is less opportunity to
economizc. A bushel or ton OF coal costs
the poor man as much as II docs the rich,
and If tho price advances above the current
rates, under the most favorable circum-
stances, tho poor family Ia obliged to forego
the comforts OF tho domestic nreside Just In
proportion to the advance In price Of the
article Of fuel.
The very high price which coal has al.
ready reached, with the prospect Of a further
advance before tho winter Is over, Is q sub
ject to which tho attention Of the whole
country has been called. This advance may
or may not DO the result Of monopolies, or
It may be the result OF strikes, or Of bad
management, or combination Of all these
and other circumstances. Investigations
into the causes by local communities who
do not have the control or power to check
this evil can DO productive OF no very de-
cided results. But there Is a remedy within
the control OF the people that can DO made
to reach this growing evil. They eau petit.
tion Congress at tho commencement Of the
next session TO remove the restrictions upon
the importation Of foreign coal. The colo.
nies Of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick
contain coal in vast abundance, and Of great
variety In quality. Tho mines are upon OF
near the yators Of tho Atlantic. Tho coa,
i. h,oro,, ~ Tho ,,o,,, =, A.. lii. =, =, ~
oiousu' W 'uo ,noa'n Vi .ne pts ior si'll
per ton, and may be landed In our principal
ports at about the same cost for ship trans.
portation that our coal cost. IN b,,,o /,
sror, ,ho ni,. % ,h. a.. -, m,
$500 !. q, a. o 80 uI in' uu'y
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NAVY PAYAAsrRR's OFFICE,
WAsHISarOS, d. O. August 7, ls3g I
Sealed proposals. 70 be endorsed, - Proposals, -
VIII 70 received a. ibis ON - unit l? m, the l2h
must be Of The very bost quality to he delivered at
Tue Washington nA'y'yard, subj ct to the usual
BUREAU CONSTRUCTION AND RRPAIas.
300 feet white Pine Plank.
Purchased on AceOunt Of George n Bsale, do.
hulting contractor. Descriptive schedule TO be
seen at thi. Office and blank forms for bids
as usual.
Bidders will state In th.ir bids tho date within
which the plank can be delivered
EDWIN STEWART,
au7 u Paymas:er U. 8 Navy.
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FOR F2gsH BEEF.

PoRr wA.HISdroS, Mr. August, =, 1902
Proposals, In duplieste. with hc9ty q I'M. af-
ysrtissmeut attached, " be reeelysd ~ the az.
dsrsi5ned until o'o'oek' r. m srlh"osh w.
''''' 'O' FREsT BEEF
to the troop. st this post.
91Srtsfs, t5ecf, shank and Ridhs, tsiio- 70 be ea
.u sSd 10 SH .Sa' RS.' ID Ts sS
required BY. aud on such days as the Commanding
oresr shall desisnat' mot exceeding four times per
week.
The neck. oftse cattle Slaughtered for beqf to be
DELFT Srcd under this agreement shall be cut Of At
the fourth vertebral Joint aud tho breast trimmed
Gown. The shank. Of Ere qusrters shall be cut of
from three to four inches shove the knee Joint and
of hud STARTERS from six - eight inches shove the
ghmbrel or hook Joint.
Separate proposals. In duplicate will al.o be re.
d..s Abov. mentioned, FOR suppl inK commissioned
officers and their fAmile, ststioped at this post, or
supplied thtrefrom. with sush choice Fresh be as
they may from time to tins require, such as Ser
!!no aud Porter. house Steak, standing Ribs, Or
Ribs Roast
These contracts to be In force six months, or such
commencing the LIST day Of Oct Jbar lsp aud sub
set 20 the approval Of the Co nmandi,g 0enorsl OF
the Department Of the EAst,
quantity oftbsfresh Beef stipulated be ysred
then the COmmissAry at Fort Washington, Mary.
sud, shall have power TO supply the deficiency
by pdrohase, aud the contractor will be charged
wi Il the difference IN cost.
The contractor will be required to enter bonds
for ths sum Of thousand DOLLAR. siGned also BY
two Tesp1nsibie ,nreties, wh'o nsus' must bs
The proposals with be opened at 10 o. clock p. IN
% the 10 day Of sept-mber, lsa, At Fort wash
ipston, Aaryland, at which time and place bidders
are requested to be present
Proposals will be marked .'p,npcssls for Beef. ~
aud Ad ire..ei, ERWIN sEsLBY,
sup.ti
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-09

THE DIFFICULTIES BETWEEN TURKEY AND
EGrPT.-A proposal was made In the Turk
ish council Friday to demand the presence
at Constantlnoplc OF Ismail Pasha, the Vice
roy Of Egypt, to report upon his proceedings
In Germany, France and England. 1t Is
said that the representatives of the great
powers In this city interfered to prevent
this step. II 10 probable that the Viceroy
will visit Constantinople next month and
remove all unpleasant feelings before the
opening OF the Suez canal. II was rumOred
In Cairo that lsmall Pasha will go to Con-
stantinople, In obedience to the demand Of
the Sultan.
In an editorial upon this subject the Lon
don spectator says at is fortunate that the
Sultan and Viceroy always want money,
otherwise war might result. But the WEES
tern powers are likely to put a pressure on
the disputants that will make Ismail yield
and tho Sublime Porte express satisfaction"
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PosALs FOR COAL.

TREASURY DEPARrARSr,)
BrREAu or ESGRAyIsg AND PRIsIIsu, J
. 9th August, $50.
Proposals will be received at this ONCE until
~, Iweiy1 0,eloeE noon Of WEDNESDAY, llth
tR,AJ pould-l Cumberland Coal, run Of mine
The Coal 70 he delivered In such quantities aud
at such points as may be directed, aad to be
weighed on the Treasury Department scales.
Bidders will state in their proposals the name Of
price.
The Depart nent reserves the right to reject all or
any portion Of the bid, received.
GEO. b McCARrRE,
hu7.td Chief Of Bureau,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-09

INV \ oRK MARKET.
,d Ssw ,Y YOI nis hSsr az s.S s SSS Ss
but nrm refined isss@iSpa@iS'Eg .n ,s Seas
senisi stock h hn, VCOs SoS ~
SlfTS. Wheat quiet and steady tlteGsi;So.
Corn advanced and armi ti.l2ghM, Rye
quiet and stesdyi u 80. Oats gnis, ana ana stssayi
Southern i2Gsl cents. Pork quiet Anu Neauyj
''' sAITiNoas MARKET.
BALTIMORE, August T-BreddauDs-f!out
more doing in il, but Tie market today ex.
ported as follows, viz: i,soo bbis. Horizon"
Rio, on private terms, but understood At our
loo bbis. do. Extra at u, 100 bills choice spring
E. e 100 81 sSi' s Gs ssS' n as s.
b. SSl: DO !, i 1sSs "a A. and 200 NM
Whsai.-The receipt. this morning reached
grade red, hut the demand 10 not active, and
10 consequence the market was devoid OF AMI.
nation. Prices WERE ho~ ,si s.sadiow a.
viz: 5000 bushels ordinary to fsir red AZ u 20
mi %; good do. ti. 454bl5o; 5000 do. prime TO
choice Al ti.ssSti.oa' and 800 to Soo do'~ni'e Az
GSts"Ws, 10 lish, supply to-day md trans y,
actions in It were small some 1000 bushels
prime yellow sold at si.lo, and we note sales
Of few small lois Wnite ~ WV. "a. -,
oats-rhero is . good demand for Osts nhu
we notice sales to-day OF some 10000 bushel:
new at 6oSpoi cents, and 500 bushels OLD ~
W ,setion THE stock here Is very light, and no
.,lss making. Holders arm, but buyers SHOW
little disposition purshsns., 400 we s, 3a9p ~;
prices as follow, Viz VIA 2S oa,S esn AZ.
ordinary, so6s, ee" .'ddiing and saIi cents ioi
| middling. to report q very
Propis}ons We have stin III Inactive ia
| strong market for Provisions, " holders to
consequence Of the iudisgosition OF Meal
there are buyers, but holders decline ssllins
except at extreme figures. Bacon Shoulders
hrm at l0I1 cents, and do. Sides at l9M cents
for rib and loIS cents for clear rib. Bulk
Shoulders we quote l414 cents, loose, and do.
Sides at l7l5 cents, loose, for rib. L.rd we
Pork at t33, 50Gk3& per bhl.
Whisky.-We note sales to-day OF some 90
bbls. Western on the spot at tl.lo per gallon.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

On the petition q HRsTus 4. WiLpkR. q De.
tIoit Mishigss' RLaynE tor ths extension q Spa-
1885. and reissued on the 18th day OF October, 1870
and again reissued on tho 18th day OF May, 1850
Boards.
II Is ordered that the said petition bs heard at g
this office on the 18th day Of October next, Any
person may oppose this extension 0bieetlons, de-
positions, and other papers, should be ned In this
SAMUEL y. FISHER,
jySl.ssw Commmisdoner Of Pat
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Wants.

TINTED STATES PATENT oFPICs.
~ wArHIsdroE. July 10. 1850,
On the petition Of JosBPH MCCoRb, OF Phila-
delphis, Penn, praying for the extension Of a
patent granted to him on the Dth day Of Noyem.
Der, 1880, for an Improvement In Policemsn's Kat
ties
II Ia ordered that said petition be heard at this
ufhce OF the 18th day Of October next Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections, Deposition,
and other papers, should bo nled In This Office
twenty days before the day q hearing.
SAMUEL 8, FISHER,
iy2s.Psw Commissioner OF Patents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-09

At the coroner's Inquest In Boston, on
Saturday, tho last and most Important wit
ness was Officer Ripley, who sat up all
night watching tho prisoner, who conyersed
freely. The witness said White was much
excited when he was brought In, and er-
pressed the regret that he had not killed
himself. Shortly after he was locked up an
officer came In and said TO White that he
ought to bc hung. White became angry,
and said that 1t was cowardly; but when lie
question was asked If 1t was not moro cow
ardly to draw pistol and proceed to FIRE
away at defenceless woman until she was
killed, he buried his face In his hands and
said nothing. His shawl and military over.
coat were brought to him. When he took
the coat he held 1t up, looking at 1t, and
said; at would have been better II had
been killed when wore this" He said he
ought to have gone away In the afternoon as
he intended to do, but something detained
him, and he concluded to wait until the next
day. During the night he was restless.
Witness asked him II no could not sleep,
and he said, "Oh, no; there Is no sleep for
the wicked; there Is no sleep for me-" He
said that II he was the only one 10 suffer Il
would not DO so bad. The remark was made
that the Doctors boy was almost frantic
with grief, when he replied, "Oh, he Is
young; there arc others who will suffer
more" He inquired II she was dead. Wit
ness replied that he did not know, and II he
did, perhaps he should not be permitted to
tell it. He replied, "That's right do not
tell me anything you have not the permits
sion to-" lie wanted to go to the captain
office to write note to person who had his
funds. He also talked about his counsel,
and said he would like to have Charles l..
Lincoln. He said he also would like to see
Mr.. Bent, the postmaster Of Boston. During
the night he also muttered to himself some
thing about being an honest man yesterday,
and now an occupant OF felon's cell.
The result of the investigation will be
rendered to-day.
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Stables.
T EvY COURT WASHINGTON COUNTY, D. @

I EvY COURT WASHINGTON COUNTY, D. G.
AZ Srd,ssse sn q ,. gttSs e sa e. e
gncs u pGss.ngsrs nnhia the County Of Wash.
sfsrics ]. b. it 9rdaiued BY tho Levy .Cour, Of
siteT the passage q tSis act i shall not DO iawfui
for any person or persons whatever to run or use
ss a f Siseysr sSpo SS II AZ az sa
sSs ~ hnhR, ia 2, 1sJsGns or @
or hire. Without aTst hsying obtSinsd q license
therefor IN the @aPneI hereinafter directed
thOrired and empowered to grant licenses for run;
9tPs SsSSE1 s and
sSn o. yS for each Sna ~ Ter POL
sad fSrSsf ' PsyasH. n f I've fTS
Gents Or ne PaPIFfT q NJ license ~
SECTION u shall not DO lawful for any person
bus or O6er Vehicle Tor liz rSasporSSn Of psr
sons S or PSSssoGsoTf fVT hire wlthSut hayRs tIt
nshed by the CLERK " this Court, attached thereto
on each side OF the drivers seat.
cab. q other ysEic! 9. as above desisHstSd. WSsn
X motion, shall be kept % q to the right side Of
sESTiOS D. when more than three hackney
ss@bs o. are sitter I Sy Ssz 81
any road 0tths eOu1ty, and psliee oheer be pres'
E s manqs R he az ' ssa S aSSs he
sane, and their particular stands and me peace
vehicle who shalt Sbstrust he CihSer "a ne per;
SSs9 % a' sv Sa' 81 SaS vie tho
arrival and departure and stands for the carriages,
SRd tie .Ry :5ss 81 81 S5S5 sSa
be hned not exceeding Ten Dollars t9r each and
recovered by this Court aud the Clerk Of This Court
y hereby authorized TO advertise this six
times daily tive o e. s sf BEET e "a: city
NICHOLAS CALLBE, Clerk,
AuS-et Star
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The FEsIANs IN GREAT BRITAIN.-In re-
ply to an Inquiry In tho English House of
Commons on Friday night the Right Honor
able Henry Austin Bruce, Secretary of State
for the Home Department, said that O'Don-
oyan and Rosa, the Fenians, are subjected
to tho punishment which strict discipline
and their misconduct required. The treat
ment, however, was not unnecessarily Sc
we're.
Mr.. Mcguire, member for Cork city, ap-
pealed to the Government to extend elem
ency to the Fenians.
At Dublin, Mr.. Fillman, referring to the
statement by Mr.. Bruce, said there was rea-
son to believe he had been misled by the
prison officials into Justifying the treatment
Of the prisoner Rosa. New facts are
known, aud will be the subject Of further
investigation, which will show that the Sc
verties practlced upon Rosa have been con-
cealed.
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y WAsHIsGTos, D. O.. August 2, lsG9.
On tho petition Of Timothy BAILEY, OF BallstOn
Spa, n Y, prayihg for the extension Of patent
granted to him 90 the 2oth day Of November. 1855,
for An Improvement In Knitting Mach ines
Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office on tho LIST day OF November next, Any per-
son may oppose this extension. Objections, depO.
siLiOns, and other papers should be filed In this
OH CO twenty days before this day Of hearing,
SAMUEL \. FISHER,
Au6 F3w Commlssioner OF Patents
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The fight over the susQuehanna railroad
at Albany Is getting very lively. On satur-
day Mr.. James Fiskc, IT,, produced papers
purporting to have been issued by Judge
Paekham, In New York, directing the sheriff
OF Albany county to place Fiske aud Coulter
In possession Of the susquehanna railroad
and to oust all lntrudcrs, and enjoining
Messrs. Pruyn and Won Valkcnberg from
taking further action In connection with the
road.
While the sheriff was proceeding to execute
this order the counsel for the Ramsey party
called attention to the fact that tho paper
lacked the legal seals, and that they could
not have come from New York to-day;
whereupon the sheriff desistcd and went oil
to take legal advice, which resulted In the
arrest OF Flske for contempt of Judge Peck.
ham, and an order appointing Pruyn re-
eeiyer. fiske gave bail, and to-day Judge
Peckham will decide who Is the receiver
Some Of the best legal talent In the State
has been engaged on either side.
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PROPOSALS FOR HARD BRICKS.

PROPOSALS FOR HARD BRICKS.
OFFICE DEPOr QuARTHRAAsrRR,l
FORr MONROE, VA, Aug I, 1859 !
Proposals will be received n this Ollc4 until u
O'Clock m TUESDAY, september 7, 1860, for the
Immediate delivery on the wharf At this Depot.
subject u inspeetiOn, Of
2s,OOO HARD BRICKS.
suitable for laying Cutters At Hampton National
Cem.tery, and should be Of the best quality for
that purpose.
The lids should be In duplicate. and must be
signatures and residences should be appended to
guarantee, and eertihsd to a. being good and sun
cnt securi By the United States DisttiJt AttoT-
ney, Judge, Collector. or otheI public Old Ger
- by order Of Breyet Colonel q. Chandler.
First Mi tary D strict.
HENRY W. JAMES.
BTeyd Lieut., Colonel. Assistant a NJ o. 4 A.,
Depot QuHrtcTinasteT. AuEI-6t
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ENGLISH BOATING MATTERs.-The regatta
of the Royal Yacht Club closed Friday with
race, for schooners and yawls over thirty
tons, around the Isle of Wight. The
schooner Allne won, beating the schooner
Cambria by six minutes. Mr.. BENEFITS
yacht, the Dauntless, remained at anchor,
declining to enter into the contest. A grand
dinner was given to the members OF the
yacht squadron at Cowes Castle after the
race. James Gordon Bennett, jr., and many
other Americans were present. The new
boat for the Oxford club arrived at London
on Saturday. 1t Ia forty-two feet long. At
their practice on Friday the Harvard crew
attained greater speed than ever.
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, - WAbHTNMION, d, u July 70, 300.
On the petition OIL, W. LAsGDoE, Of Northamp.
ton. Mas. PRAYING f9I the extension Of patent
granted TO him on the 5Oh day Of October 1855. for
ID ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office Oh the llth day q October next Any person
lions, n other papers should be Med Ia this Of.
nee twenty days before the day Of hearing
sAhURLs FISHER,
augf-f3w Commissioner Of Patents.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT oPRICE.

= WAlHINlTuN, D, G :, July IT, INbl
On the petition Of q. = BLRTRANB. Of New York,
y, praying for the extension of Catsnt
granted to him the 3Oh day Of October, 1855 for
an Improvement IN Sugar FItrrcr,:
In ordered that 81 d pcttIul b. heard st this
may oppose this extension. Objection, dopSsi'
tons, aud other papers should he nlsd In this
Otico twenty dsYt before the day u bearing
SAMUEL FISHER,
augi'W9w Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-09

wAsHrSoror, August 7, lsoe.-Jay Cooke
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
arm nh seeufitles.