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THE SUICIDE CANARD.
The Reautfful Mistress OF the High
Official who Gut Her Throat
and was Boxed Up and
Sent Home.
4 TTOy SPOILED

In Washington correspondence and also in
some of our contemporaries story has been
published to the effect that young lady in Sep
TENDER last committed suicide after having been
seduced, and that her betrayer-a person " in
high position''-after her death went to the house
where she died, and by a large bride succeeded
IN keeping the affair secret and employed an
undertaken who placed the remains in the coffin
and shipped them by railroad to her former
home in the West. This story Occassioned
when published, much surprise that such case
could have occurred and have been successfully
hushed up, or that indeed corpse could be re-
moved frsm the locality pointed to without ex-
citing suspicion and inquiry. The statement
in one paper intimated that the Coroner
was cognizant of the facts, but had also
been bribed, statement which none
instant, vet, nevertheless, one calculated
to do injustice to him, with those by whom he is
not so well known. 1t is but justice to that
officer to say that had he received any intima-
ton OF case of that or any other kind, requir-
ing his attention, nvestigation-and thor
ough One-would have followed. However,
when this story was published, he imme-
dlately set 10 work to ascertain the truth or
falsity OF the statement, and, consulting with
Major Richards, they determined to work up
the case, and accordingly Major X. and some of
his officers set about it. The Officers and the
Coroner, we learn, have satisfied themselves
that there is no truth whatever in the story;
that about the time named (the day OF Gene
raj Rawlin's funeral, September 9th,) no
corpse was taken on any of the railroad trains
leaving this city, nor, indeed, during tic
month without the exhibition of certificate
from physician; that those which were shipped
were Of persons well-knOwn, whose deaths were
regularly certified to, and that, in fact, the
whole story is without foundation.
In investigating the matter they find reason to
believe that the story was put afleat with the
object of damaging the character OF the head OF
4 bureau of the Interior Department. They
Will prOba bly he able 10 make some imD0rtaa.
Developments in regard TO the authorship of the
cannr1
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ALEXANDRIA.

DIRECTORY MEErING.-An adjourned meet
ing of the Board Of Directors of the Alexandria
Canal Company was held Saturday in the cham
Der OF the Board Of Aldermen, the President of
the Company. w. j. Booth, in the chair, and P.
q. Uhler, the Clerk, acting as Secretary. The
other members present were Messrs. Benjamin
Barton, L. b. Taylor, and j. b. Smoot. The
contract between the National Junction Rail-
way Company and the Lessees Of the Alexandria
Canal, for the building of railroad bridge
upon the piers OF the Canal Aqueduct, at
Georgetown, was confirmed, after which the
meeting adjourned.
CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.-Considerable excite
ment was created Friday night by the exploits
Of cow to whose tail was tied some old tin
ware. She dashed madly up Prince street to
Columbus up Columbus to King, and down
King 10 Washington, up which she was going at
headlong speed, followed by motley crowd of
whOoping and yelling boys.
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IlY THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,oneor.
TRUsLEEs SALE OF. VALUABLE EEAL Is

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE NEAR TENALLlTOMN. -. g
By virtue OF n deed 81 trust frum Frederick Ione-
and wife 90 the undersigned Trustee. bearing dsie
the 18th day Of February. ls69. aud duS srdai m
Liber ii. r.. No 9. folio 81. of the Land Records 81
the County Il Washington. ID. aud az the written
request Of the party secured thereby. the under
signed will, MONDAY, the 18th day IT December
ls9, at clock p. m, sell On the premises Te
nalytown. all that piece Il Land. being part of y
tract called ~, Philip and Jacob and hitehaven >
beginning for the same at the southwest corner q
John Cephus lot, thence south 46i east ~ y perch
&c 10 public road; thence with said road south 23a
west ~ perches, south 2s west II 90 perChs thence
north 81 west II ~ rerches; thence south g west
ga perches; thence north go west 4572 perrhe- %
ginning, containing s. loD acres
Terms Of Sale One third cash; balance six ana
twelve months. Conyeyancng and stamps az cost 81
purchaser. S25 must be deposited upon the iall ID
the hammer. IL the terms not compiled with
within five days from DAY OF sale, the undersigned
the right 20 resell the property at tine risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser.
ID. h. CARPENTER. Trustee
The property lie near Conduit Road and about one
mile northwest of Droyers Rest.
nOl2tds IRep.I THoS. BOWLING. Auct.
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- CIAL ICE.
GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES,

will sell from this aay. ll fur r notice an tho
following enumerated Goods, at 70 foll0wing price,
viz:
New York Musli0s. - cents
Namsutta Muslin. - cents
AndroscUgCin ShiTtiHg. Is Gents.
Tho best u axe of Prints. ]. cent.
Splendid NelNetc.us. : 20 to > a.
Coed Black silks. - - II - a-ai - o.
Ia Extra quality Wool Blankets. -
Beet quality Venetian Carpets - rsnts.
s., 81 yard. IL. Ia. snd yard, ile Dii lstls,
al the lowest factory prices.
French herinos and PoPlins, less than can. D.
bought elsrwhor~.
Together with nanv other DESIRABLE GOODS,
too numerous e. mention, az the same low rs.r-.
LADIES Don I MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY,
liz BRIDGE STREET, GEoRSET0MN
noiS I'm y GtTMAN
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EALL AND WINTER GOODS.
JOHN H. DOT.

119 BR IDGE STREET, GEoR6Erowx, n e.,
Has received, and now offers very low prices To
cash buyers, n large assortment q 4 ApIES' DRESS
GOODS, Consisting Of silks. Plain and Plaid Poplin.
Epinglinas, Empress Cloths, Merinos. Poplin Alma
Gas, Serges Opera flannels, " hite and Black sack
ing Cloths Black Goods q the best makes for Mourn
ing shawls. Arabs Alexandres =, gouryoiseur ard
other hid and Cloth Gloves; Hosiery in great Variety
Ladies and Gents Underwear, shaker and other
flannels, Gent and Ladies Scarfs aud Ties, Linen
and Boys W year; fredericksburg Cloths and Cassi-
meres. Linen and Cotton Sheeting-. Table pamaSks
Napkins, Towels, Huck aud Scotch Diapers. all the
best makes OF shirting Coiions and Irish Linens
Linseys, cheap Delaines and all other goods adapted
to the present and coming including Tire
ply, Ingram, and Step Carpets, Floor aud Table O
Cloths, Bankets &C. Purchasers inv tied 90 call
and examine goods and prices
HWashinRton customers will End IL O. their in
terest 20 visit Georgetown when making their pur-
chases. iec.a lni 4
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MoTTo-"'Qai SdIes disd Seal Profile"
Just having opened an ImlucTS. stock OF new
Goods, of which We will dispose OF as quick as
possible, We will s,ll Goods now cheaper than
ever, viz: White Sh.rts75, ~. S.l25 and upwards,
a splendid article, all linen BO>eins. and Cuffs
- and S2.25. Good Ncriflo ndcg-hirts and
Drawers g. 60, and I5c., a. excellent aIjic,. 81
and Sl.25. Good Cotton seeks. yg.~- FOR 2Jr.
Gloves, Gloves Gloves IA i"Incl~ss --0c,. = al
kinds and ut all price. Excellent PAPER COL
lars, cloth lined huttoB hplCs, leC Per iaN kuit
Jackets, a Spl, mid ;aI ,ety. The fine sJ'ay ion
of Neck Ties, Scarfs AMI Bows ever seem N this
city. Come one. come an 11lj override IL ai,l
be satisfied. FRANC s t5oLuslaT.
Marble IIgl.
No. ass 18th St, orp Patent O.her- 1rl
I,b,2: No. SID eth ~, l.tWceu - s. j, SIS.
AT THE CENTEAT no.',- S~err. NJ. -
Market Space, between S.h and 9th 8. -eets
pennsylvania avenge) new goods aIe con-
stantly received IJ.if,I:
THIS Is To MOTIF T,S r fg.IC that Geo. 2.
Wilson " Co. can s,i >,eas. Bls.~. .,l.. aS shcap
as any person who advertise s IN t..a .-.4T. Ia
CoREs, &C-Dr. Wife. Surgeon Cal-orod,st,
of twelve yeaIs' practical .N.s-'.uce IN the
United States and CaHlG.-;. pre- oI- 30 being es-
tabllshed at 4A PENIS iNalIia arfn.-H. be xeen
AZ and 9th streets. Dec 10th, i-G3. success fully
treats Corl.S, Runions, ChilblI u.s. club and In
growing Nails, and other di-Ji-ts u the feet,
without pam or inconvenience u the atient.
The shoe can be worn with ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers 10 the many emf
nent physicians, surgeons and thousands OF other
responsible persons who patrOniZe his establish
ment. Hours from a. m. tn p. III. Owing to
press of business at Office. DIR. White is unable
TO visit patients at their residences except be-
tween and p m
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NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

Black and colcred silks, Irish Porlins. Empress
Cloths, Plaid PoTlns, SeTge-, and Merinoas -..tna
as low as 50 cts; superior double Warp AlparaS,
Black Neyeteens; CloakS: Cloaking: Cloths. PLAID,
Striped, and Cashmere ShaNls; Beautiiui Strip-l
and Scotch Plaid Arabs. from 81 60 ~. Cloths,
1assimeres, sati.ets, and Suitings, for VI n aud
Boys, flannelS. all wool, from - Up al NosI
Shaker do, 20 cts; Good a. feached ana Brown
Muslin, rs; Andruscoggln, Mamsutta. and New
York Mills AZ reduced prices: Calicoes. at = d. II
=; ope Case full Madder cnlors at D. cts Lsrg, Rcd
Blankets from $40 o. : 20, together with a large
STOCK OF GOODS, IF al kinds. for sale al popular
prices 10y BENJAMIN MILLER
II I'm l0l Bril- street G,anr,..tn,rn
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AT MEETING or THE WASHINGTON Press
CLrB, upon their return from Richmond, reso-
lutions were adopted expressing the thanks of
the club 10 The Richmond press for the kind re-
eeptiOn and sumptuous Entertainment. TO Cants
CoImary and Hollingshead, OF the steamers Van
derbilt and keypoIt Peter V. Daniel, Esq,
PRESIDENT OF the Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company and w. Il. STRAIT
ton, conductor; Z. ID. Luck, proprietor of the
Spotswood Hotel; Splno Zetelle, of the 'Rich-
this city, and others, for coartesies extended IN
the club, and attentions shown during their late
visit 70 Richmond.
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"THE GRAND Army PAPERs."-The National
Encampment OF the Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie, which assembled in New York on the 9th
ultimo, recommended that at each meeting OF a
post a comrade should he detailed to prepare a
paper to he read at the next meeting, which
shall be a personal "reminiscences of the war;"
and contain only such facts came under the
personal observation of the writer, and such
other facts and explanations as may be neces-
sary for a proper understanding of the memoir
N is expected that these papers win add to the
history of the war a large mass Of material that
would otherwise never be written or placed in
any endurable form. Col. Szbad, formerly of
the Garibaldi Guards, has prepared the first
paper for John A. Rawlins Post, No. 4, in
This city, and il will be read at the next meeting
of the post.
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SERIOUS CHAEGEs.-To-day Justice Mary
man had before him Richard Callum. james
Callum, Alexander kIbbey, stephen Sicily, and
James Pegg, white boys, aged from thirteen to
sixteen, charged with assault and battery, with
intent TO commit rape on the person OF Rosa
Brown, and also with disorderly conduct. They
were arrested last evening by officers Clements
and Daley Ii appears that these bows with
others and n number of girls, were engaged in
picking chips out Of the piles OF shayings from
the navy-yaId near the east WALL and got to
playing together, when it is alleged that they
were guilty Of the improper conduct for which
they were arrested The charge OF assault with
intent to rape against Kibbey was dismissed
and the others were held To bail for court. The
corporation cases will be heard this afternoon
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NE INVITE

The public to call and examine our stock Of
Winter OveTc0ats for Gentlemen, Boys and
Children. BARBOUR * Co., coax HAIL."
40 9Th street, opposite oSt Office.
n. B.-Suits made to order in the best manner
at SO hours notice. II DO
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GRAND LARcENY-On Saturday nf1b. IN.
morse, wagon, and harness OF Mr. Iears,a 90.
s sakef' Was stolen from Centre Market. Tbe
h'ise, minus the wagon and harness, rsturnad
10 the stable YESTERDAY ie''I hed
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NV. MR. EARLE, Of Amherst. MasSlchu setts
nas entered upon his duties as pastor OF the
.i,a.y DaPust Church, and commences his
ILLUSTRATORS here by series of religious ser
vices To be held during this week.
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The WASHINGTON LITERARY ASSOCIATION
met Saturday evening at Columbian Law Build
ing VIII EN- the following gentlemen were elected
ofneers for the ensuing term president, g. f.
fraser; Wee President, W. NJ. Tirtlot; Secreta-
~, u. l.. NJ Bowen; Treasurer, 3. >. Stout.
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bAfIIsN-Last evening at the Island Pan
TIT Church, Virginia ayenue.1 art.r SD ,sI
~ men by Rev Mr. Chil,is, the pastor, Rav NJ
Aeador, baptized four converts. MI
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THs CITY T.Sks.-on Saturday, Collector
making total this far received Of Saa;, 5. Ios
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CONTRACT AwARDED.-The contract for the
construction Of the sewer OH Second street east
Capital HilD has been awarded to 5. Strong.
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dedication cf one of the mission schools en-
dcwed by the beneyoience OF the late Amos
Kendall and named Kendall Chapel, located Oh
the corner of Ei1 and ID streets, took place yes-
ferday. The scholars met in the old mission
room near by and marched thence in procession
Ia the new chapel, where the following exercises
Calvary Baptist Church; Invocation By Rev. III.
w Read; cong by the school, praise Him.
reading of Scripture by Rev. y. Early; dedica-
tory PRAYER by Rev. William r. Nelson; report
Of the superintendent, Greenville Malcolm; song
by the school, bright jewels OF song to our
Saviour belong" addresses by William Stick
ney, ESQ, and Rev. ). Early; doxology and bene-
dietiOn by Rev. Dr. Bigelow.
The building il about eighty feet long by
thirty wide and being enclosed with a neat fence
presents quite neat appearance. The interior
is divided into three Compartments. library
main room and infants class room. and there
are accommodations for about three hundred
pupils.
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CITY ITEMS.


WE RECOMMEND
The " Oak Hail. Clothing and Customer Tailor
ing Establishment to any Of our readers who
purchasing their Winter Clothing.
L. y. BAED0C, & Co,
1925 40 eth street. opposite Post Office.
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THAT REMARKABLE SPRING ON EIGHTEENTH
STREET-Since our description, a short time
since, of this remarkable spring, its action has
been quite varied, presenting rather eccentric
phases never before observed. II ceased flowing
for time altogether, whereby many visitors
skilled in science and seeking to procure sam
pies OF the liquid for chemical test were disap-
pointed. Ii WAS observed that it run regularly
during the night time, but ceased at the APP
Proach OF daylight; also. that a white substance
very much resembling slaked lime in appear
ahce, ANA quite profUse Tor day or two. made
Its appearance about the fountain head. and 50
down the gutter a. tar the new brick wall
extends. Whether this white substance was en-
gendered by the spring itself, or whether some
mSchieVOus person. To defeat the ends oil science
had actually strewed lime there. j. not precisely
known: but the aforesaid substance has or
late entirely disappeared. il Is presumed the lat
Ter IS the case furthermore, the spring is again
flowing uninterruPteJly night and day, ami the
odor Is teE-fOld more offensive. The sickenng
smell emitted from this remarkable spring
should at least claim the attention of the Board
of Health, - much sickness existing in the
neighborhOod il believed TO be caused by it.
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EAST INDIA CAMEL's HAIR sHAwLs.

beautiful assortment. both Long and Square
just received, and will be sold cheapby
no20-eoiw HoOE & BRO
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AN ESSAY on THE CAUSES OF LOST MAN
~ HOOD. BY DIR j. EMORY RI6OKD, No. III
wSFasstte street, Baltimore Nd. Sent free TO any
address. -. psp3ly
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jar ,IEwELEY.
Alaska Diamonds.
Silycr-p!ated Ware,
Sleeping Dolls,
Willow Baskets,
For the HOLIDAY trade.
Received this morning at Priggs Nne Dollar
Jewclry Store, No. +S6 Pennsylvania avenue,
between II and 9Th streets.
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wishing to obtain large and
~ pleasant ROOMS. with first class BOARD, can
be snited at No. 81 Pennsyfvania avenue, First
Ward. Transient Eoarders accommodated. One
Room to rent. unfnrnished. nOll -enSts
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INCENDIAgY FIEEs- WcntoH Destruction of
PropeTfy.-The alarm OF FIRE last night about
eight O'Clock, was caused by the burning Of a
twC-stOTy frame tenement in an alley between
sd and 2ith and l. and vi streets, belonging to
Matthew NcDonough. The bgilding was nearly
destroyed, and had IL not been that the firemen
were promptly ON the ground much more dam
age would necessarily have been the result as
all the surrounding buildings are of wood. This
house was unOccuPied, the owner having moved
out of IL ON Thursday last; and as there had been
no IRE IN II since. the presumption Is that il was
the work OF an incendiary. The loss is probably
500, which Is fully covered by insurance. The
police were promptly on the premises, and good
order maintained
On Saturday night an attempt was made to
burn the frame house and store at the corner of
Jih and n streets, for a long time, and until
recently, occupied by Mrs. Mclaughlin. The
lire was communicated, and had gained cOnsid-
cradle Roadway when discovered by the police,
who, by prcmpt action, succeeded in extinguish-
ing 1t without giving any alarm. This house
was also unoccupied.
Saturday evening, fire was discovered i'm two
frame buildings in Green's Alley, between 18th
and 18th and N streets and Massachusetts, ave-
nue An alarm was struck from box 49, corner
Vermont avenue and X street. The fire engine,
were soon on the ground and extinguished the
flames. Loss about 500.
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10! FOR CALIFORNIA
Special Pullman Palace Car Express.
MEALS SERVED ON BOARD.
OMAHA TO SAN FRANCISCO
In 81 Hours.

Pullman Spell palsis H TRA1S Sr.M Ia m
ing Room and Sleeping CarskzA2A
will leave OMAHA at 9:l5 a. m. EVERY THURS
PAY; f1nmeneing N9vembsr nh, ls'2 and Ign
CHANGE, arriving there Sunday afternoon.
Returning, this Special Train will leave SAN
FRANCISCO at a. m. EVERY WEDNESDAY,,
commencing November 10th, 1862 and arrive at
OMAHA Saturday afternoon, connecting with FAST
ATLANTIC EXPRESS FOR ALL POINTS EAST.
PASSENGERS BY THIS TRAIN FROM SAN
FRANCISCO ARRIVE IN VIEW YORK THE
FOLLOWING TUESDAY MORNING.
FARE by this Special Train, between Omaha and
San Francisco, including double berth in sleeping
car, Sl6S tcurrencyl. Meals will be served on this
Train, viz.:-Breakfast from to Q, 81; Lunch from
ii to 2, card prices; Dinner from to g. SlO
THIS TRAIN IL ESPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR
THROUGH PASSENGERS,
AND WILL STOP ONLYA7 POINTS NECES-
SiRY FOR FUEL IND WATER.
Passage Tickets, Drawing Rooms Sections, and
Berths, can be secured by telegraph, letter, per
man Pacific Car Company, l02 Michigan avenue,
Chicago; at Office Of Union Pacific Railroad, Omaha
and at Office Of Central Pacific Railroad, San Fran,
cisco. GEO. M. PULLMAN,
Pres. Pullman Pacific Car Co., Chicago.
G. G. HAMMOND,
Gen1 supt y r Z B., Omaha o
MOI 1aw6w Gen1 Supt. G. p. r. H., Sacramento
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DROPosALs FOB STATIONERY.


s..i TSEAsgRY PREPAYMENT, Noyembs, q, 1879:
the Ise Of this Department for the year ending June
u B. & ths until the
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon APP
The bids will be Considered and accepted or reject.
ed item by item.
ders within days after being called upon so to do
Inc articles contracted for must be furnished from
time TO- time r during , the year in quantities pursuant
ties viii, however, be called for during the year
FIRM naSn ami mps st be signed By the
s9mcent suretes IN the sum Of ten thousand dollars
SS ,1;st sRIrGTred by United states officer Of the
az form to be furnished by the Department,
ishing such portions Of the articles as may be
awarded under it, and the performance II the
All deliveries will be subject to inspection by an
detailed Tor the purpose by the Secretary Of
will be deemed SUFFICIENT cause to annu the contrscf
at the option of the secretary.
Department, Washington. "'"''
:. The failure to comply with any one order under
tire penalty Of bond or the seereta 81 t Of f6e
Treasury may direct the purchase, in open market'
sary to supply the deficiency caused by such falure
and charge to the contractors fifty per centum OF the
sncb avtiHS snail be found necessary to pay for
p! RFOposals nnaeeompanied by satisfactory bond
will not be and contracts will be awarded
the articles. WIN. A. RICHARDSON
Acting Secretary of the Treasury
no Seolm lChronicle and Republican
UNITEP STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WARRINGTON, d. c. Noyember II ,aeo
-. On the Retitien of MARGARETTE L. BxET0N
estate Of Jason Barton PRAYING for the exrn so ~
z patent granted to said Jason barton on the sri,
Gay q April, 1856, and reissued on the 18th day of
oGtoper 1854, for an Improvement in Pressure Bells
III. e ordered that the testimony In the case be-
closed on the Sth day Of March next: that the time
,or nilng arguments and the Examiners report be
.so q the 18th day Of March next, and that said
peuuon De heard on the IA day Of March next
ANY person may oppose this extension : :
$780,, SAMUEL 3. FISHER,
hsNsshs1 CemmissiVnsy 0f Pstepts.
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United STATES PATENT OFFICE.
Y MAsHINSIoN, ID. c., November L. lss9

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WAsHINSIoN, ID. c., November T. 1850
On the petition Of HENRY BESSEMER, of Lon
don. England. praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him on the llth day Of November IS for
fourteen years from the 18th day Of February, 1856
Steel: a. ~
1t Is ordered that the testimony in this :case he
closed on the llth day Of January next; that the
time for filing arguments and the Examiner re port
be limited to the 2lst day Of january next and
that said petition be heard the 10Th day OF jan
uary next. ~ "
Amy person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL &. FISHER,
holi -iaw5w Commissioner of Patents
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
" WAsHINGIoN, ID. c., November L. Ian
On the petition of CHARLES BIfRIEI,U of
Georgetown, Colorado Territory praying for the ex
tension OF patent granted to him on the l2fh day
OF February, 1850, Tor an Improvement In (;earipp
Tor Feed Rollers OF Planning Machines:
II ie ordered that the Testimony in the case he
closed on the nth day of January next that the
yfme Tor Ming arguments and the Examiner re port
be limited TO the 2lst day Of January next and that
next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL =. FISHER,
polS1sESW Conaissioneg u gs,eats.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

o+rR RI soUritWoK aAS oPENFp
kS ohc ~ - IT .fr-st tHsrE-fnygn.
~ Forrest Hall. Unics h'g-- : "a D.. n - 4
and : o. Pm uue. lmr
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PAEDoNED.-Mr. Robert F. Magec, formerly
harbOr master, who was convicted last july Of
assault and battery and sentenced To Jail for one
year, was on Saturday pardOned by the Presi-
dent and released from Jail.