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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-12

Tom Thumb and troupe have gone
to Hong Kong.
The State Fair, at Richmond, which hss
closed, distributed % 600 in premiums.
An entire family were .uffoc...d to death
in a FIRE which lately occurred IN Now York
city.
Fanny Fern having said that "men
of tho present day are fast" Prentice
replies that they have tn be to catch
the women"
The Diamatian rebels are giving
much trouble to the Austrian troops,
but seem to be gradually coming to-
grief.
Farnguayxn adviccs Indicate that
Lopez is strongly posted, and is capa.
bic of prolonging the struggle indef-
nitely.
The negro militia are r,-,';cs q g,<-at
excitement IL Rali-gh n. e. "rii,e
threats and insuI'''p '-ns;ss A s";Arior
is ronsi iered in~vI.b;... far 'ha pace.e s,s
provoked almost p--. "nGnt.nna
The women "f South C~col;na 4,s .vrr.
caily invired /. ou,'s in ,hs ~,ectiur af g
inonurnen, III m-'n"rq Of th- Cnnf.G.ra.s
dead. The ini i~;ive will be maze "a Co
luml'ia, during The pres.ui week
During the last fiscal year, the gov
ernmcnt has disposed Of between
four and FIVE millions of dollars
worth Of land under the homestead
and other laws.
Electoral meetings in Psris are nm.
attended with disorder, and in go
instance 40 far has the interference Of
the police been required on such oo-
casions.
The English gunboat Thistle, while
on her trial trip of Shssrnsss, on
Thursday last, exploded her boiler.
killing ton and severely woundine
eight men,.
IA lover. Of Jesus'" sent to The
Treasury Department., on Friday, for
ty books of gold leaf he had stolen
from it.. Another repentant sinner.
sept back dollar gold piece.
A party Of priests returning from q.
land tenure meeting in ireland, a day
or two ago, were attacked by persons
lying in. wait and brutalIy beaten.
One has since died Of his injuries,
An extensive gang of counterfeit
ers, regularly organized for. the pur-
pose Of manufacturing and selling
counterfeit tobacco stamps, securities
and money, has been captured in Now
York. Many parties 10 good standing,
in that city and in. Virginia and
North Carolina are compromised. e..
The siege Of Iaemel, Hsyti, by. SAL
nave's forces hos been raised, and the
troops were at last accounts marching
against the revolutionary forces under
Brice, who had already captured Mir;
agoane. The revolntionists in ST..
Domingo remain in active near Asus.,
"A rumor of the sale Of st. Dominao ::
to the United States is gaining /,
strength thors. ~ -,
Pbe New Orleans Times says,
"Mshy Of ihe German emigrants bus
recently arrived by the steamer dirsos
ip this city have already found en-.
ploymept :, We noticed yesterday
! batch Of thirty or forty who were
getting ready to 60 to sugar plantA. :
tions. They were a fine hals:Iookine
set Of, men, andlarsrthe Kind Of pes
pie tho soa,h wants to'swell her pop.'
llation and develop her massriA %.
eSuxcSS" 50 ''''',---.; .f'.;"
; np.iw I'll. s2j.. az '.a4,.e>. lo =
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s1n an Illinois cemetery, iisv a
tombstone bearing only this. simple
but touching epitaph, t'Gone up,
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S42 l42 81

The C"umy AnIn" has ,,c.,vrJ O.. III
the State Fund. lr addition. $5U0, ~hic!.
IL moi charged IN the DI-urt account.
The c"llec;i"n Ii MT Yet complete; i, viii
txke hour or five nui,n'l do. lars more Il,
complete il. winch run up the tax Oh G,ecn-
vile County t"Pre.ty near ($5o, o,000) fifty
Thousand dollars.
... Eatt,prise.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-12

STATE TAXES IN GREEHvILLE.-Thew whole
smourt collected IN Gr.enville County thi,
year is, arcoydi"g TO the statement furnish
ed Observation-Disclosures. 42,I42sO
Or This amount there has heen
paid. District expenses Of A.
sess"rs, G"......................... ,743 90
Jury Tck- 4. Safe Witnesses. g..
Transporting pris 'nsr.. amount
pad {" County Com r,i--i"n- $500 30
T"t~l District Exp-nrrr.. 1850 80
TrausHIii'e' 7" Stale fitasir .,.3l $50 so
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-17

The attempt going on In Mexico for the
division of the country aud the formation of
u new Northwestern Confederlcy Is meeting
with considerable favor. The reasons
which arc urged IN favor of the movement
are thus stated by a Mexican correspondent:
st Is the story of secession repeating it.
self on Mexican soil, but has the commenda-
bic feature OF being desire on the part Of
the people OF those States which desire to
secede TO better the condition of the whole
people by Kidding them Of tyranny more
oppressive than Spain ever held over New
Castillo when her vlceroys commanded with
quite absolute sway. Tho people are so
widely separated from the capital of the
country that they have hardly any interest
in the schemes and dlabolcal revolutions
which sweep through Southern, Central and
Northeastern Mexico. Especially do Sna-
l9A, Lower California, Sonora, District of
Topic, Colima aud Western chihuahua de.
test the bondage which untcs them to Mex
leo proper. While the General Government
furnishes no protection to the people of Chi
huahua, Sonora, SinNloa or Durango against
the continual warfare urged by the Kicka-
poo, Opate, Apache, Yaqul aud Mayo tribes
OF lndlans, II insists upon the collection of
an onerous tribute upon all that Is mined or
on the product OF agriculture and manufac-
ture. While tho General Government Is
collecting Its oppressive revenue in the
Northwestern States 1t gives them no mail
facilities, as well as no protection against
the raids Of bloOdthirsty Indians. While
these States abound In mineral and agrlcul-
tural resources, which arc riyalled by no
other region Of country on the face Of the
globe, Its fields are not titled and Its noun.
tains are not unburdened of the rich golden
and silver ores, because there is no precau-
tIon from maraudlng, ruthless Indian
tribes"
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Uor the Republican
Rssrgauisatiea Of the Republican
Rarev IN vlPGlnIn.

Rarev IN YlrGlnln.
Mn. Enron, YESTERDAY nv attention was
called 10 a leading editorial in the columns
~ vopr vaIuab,s Journal. IN which Il was
very APPROPRIATED suxrcsted that tho newly
elected members 70 Congress from the State
of Virginia should meet and take Into con-
alteration the propricty Of calling conyen-
ton Of the Republicans OF Virginia LOT the
purpose of recognising the party In that
state. The force of your suggestions struck
m. a, tho Tina I was reading your we'll
,Im.d oai,or,al as a most excellent and Judi
oious proposition. As you truthfully assert
there appears to be little or no difference ex-
istIne between the two committees, repre-
sented ns they are by Gilmcr on one side and
jenkins upon the other. Taking II for
granted that such il the fact, which We have
no tangible reason to doubt, az we are to
Judge from the language uttered by the gen
tlemon above-named) we cannot call to
mind any GOOD reason why the existence Of
these two separate Republican committees
should be continued In power.
No one who Ia thoroughly acquainted
with the present political condition Of the
two wings Of the Republican party In vir.
ginia, can for q moment object to your sug.
gestlons for call for q new convention ia
reorpanise tho party, or a successful and
Harmonious reconstruction of the State can.
not he accumulated A matters now stand.
Mr.. Gilmer, chairman Of the Walker Re.
publican committee. in reply to Mr.. Jen.
hin. ,to,es th., ,here Ia no dissatisfaction
eristinp In the ranks of the national Repub.
loan marty. of which he claims to be rep
re.entative, he further declares that the
Walker partv fully indorse General Grant.
.dmip,stratiop. which recognizes universal
trrauc and every principle appcrtaIninp to
tho p,atsorm NJ tho national Republican
n.rtr. Tho pround thus taken by Mr.. Gil.
mor 4. nrcci.eIv the same taken Inv IN,
Well. partv during the late campaign. In
vi.x or mi. foct what reosonah,o oror
mon, can he advanced in onno.l,ion 10 IN.
.,u of . conxor,,o, for m. n,rno,o. "a,
18th In xorr od,,or,., Tho f,,r,a .nooa.,
and nrosnc,,,v az yirg,n,, dsnerd. mon N,
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-17

ACTING SECRETARY RICHARDSON has pre-
pared Instructions to collectors, naval off,
GERS, surveyors, and appraisers, In which he
reminds them that, In accordance with cx-
listing regulations, no subordinate Officer Of
the customs can be removed or appointed
without the previous sanction OF the Secre-
tary of the Treasury. When the removal Of
IN officer is thought to be necessary, the
case must be reported to the Secretary, and
nomination Of the person desired to be en-
ployed In his stead will be submitted; and on
receiving the Secretary's appreciation the
necessary oath will be administered, and the
officer will then and not till then be legally
qualified to enter upon the duties Of his
Office. Compensation cannot be allowed until
these requirements are compiled with, and
cannot In any case commence before the
date Of the oath. When additional officers
may DO deemed necessary, the name Of the
proposed officer and the compensation to DO
allowed must be reported for the action OF
the Secretary as above. When officers must,
by urgent necessity, be dispensed with, they
can only be suspended, and the Secretary
must be notified Of such action. Accounting
officers are instructed not to pay for time
where the date of tho oath Is prior to the ap-
proval Of the Secretary, except in special
cases, where tho urgency of the occasion re
quires that the oath be taken Immediately
that the appointee may enter upon urgen
duty.
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DIED..

KIBB-on Sunday evening, the 18th iu,t,nt, Of
typhoid fever. THOMAS koBs. In the 2ith year Of
his A-e
The fuusral will take place iu Frederick City,
Nd, on Wednesday, the 18th inst, at IAN, u
sToEK-In this city, on sabbath morning, 18th
iu'tan. srsAS M. wife Of j. '. stock. In the Is h
year Il her ags.
friends and relatives are invited to attend her
funeral Sthis Tuesday IN Nrn nEal II o'clock, from
the residence Of her father, John q HArkness, esq
No. so New York avenue.
3PANNELL-)nt the 18Th last, M.RIA PASSELL,
mother OF Arthur nad MtdisJn 'anuoll. aged %
years
Tue friends and acI ,lntances ara respectfully
lnyited 30 attesd the funeral (thisl TussdAy even
Ing, at 'elOek from her late rssd nee III street
south. between Third aud Four. aud shalt
SWEENY-On Monday. August 10. At 2 clock
q M ELIZA u. SwKEkT, ODDS d,nsh.GrO Of Hugh
ID, lad kiiEa ID. swseny. 49,
Her funeral W u ttke pl-ce on Wednesday morn.
leg at ao'c?ck. ffOm 81! Patrick = church, cornsr
Of Tenth and streets
TnEyrssRALy HUdN u. SwEEsris postponed
until Wednesday mo mag. IL will take place al Q
O'clock, a. m from -. Pa,rlek's church.
LAnEf-''E ntered into rest" in Washington,
SAtu day. August Il 1879. koBgRr ARsIsrEAD
LACEY. OF Post Once Department
DlNsHoRE-ln New York city, August ~. sAH-
rgL, youngest child Of samuel r, aud Harriet N
Dunn IRE, az ed years and 10 mouths
CoLLINs,-At uaioutowr, D, G. the 18th iu-
slant. JANA MooEE, infant sou Of DR.. VIM. r.
Fuleril will ttte place from the resldence OF
Mrs. bg-low' sd SIKH street, this afternoon al
3:P o,c 0ek
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-17

Stephen Rand, ESQ.,, OF Salem, Mass, late
acting stat officer United statos navy, has
been appointed an assistant paymaster Uni
ted States navy.
Captain VIM. B. Brown, late Of tho l74th
Ohio volunteer infantry, has boon appointed
to clerkship In the internal revenue office.
Capt. Brown lost his left arm In the battle OF
Kingston, N. O., March 10, 1855.
DR.. s. B. Grow, late surgeon OF the seth
Ohio volunteer Infantry, but since the close
Of the war resident Of shclbyville, Ind,
has been appointed to position in the Third
Auditors Ofice.
Rov. B. A. Maguire, president Of George
town College, returned yesterday, after an
absence of four weeks In Pennsylvania. The
comparative rest has been Of great service ia
him, and he returns much benefited.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-17

TREASURY OFFICIALS are In daily receipt
OF letters from persons In different parts OF
the country complaining of having been
swludled by parties In New York, who issue
circulars offering to sell 800 In fractional
currency for SEQ in National Bank notes.
The fact is not disguised that the said cur.
rency Is counterfeit, but 1t Is represented
that the counterfeit is so perfect that Ii can
not be detected. The last dodge Of the
swindlers Is to send a genuine so or IS cent
note, at the same time representing it to be
O. counterfeit. The receiver, II disposed to
engage IIr inc "--..----, -o.-, -. -.
what he knows to be a good note, and OF
course fails to find a flaw. If he RENTS the
$50, the swindler has enriched himself to
tho amount of 1880, but the victim never
again hears from him. Finding himself
swindled, ho complains to the Treasury. He
can get no relief at the Department, and IL
Is therefore useless to make application In
that direction. II men are fools enough to
respond to those circulars, which bear tho
character of swindles on their face, they
must suffer and abide the consequences.
The best way is never to notice them.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-17

/ NFFHD 10 a ' I'M VFFIVEl
y WAsuIsuTOS, D. @, July 10, ls69.
On the petition OF COAsELiUs W, VAN yiIET, OF
Fishkill Landing, New York, praying for the az.
tension OF patent granted to him on the 10Th day
81 hoyember, lSi, f.r an Improvement In Mills
1t Is ordered that sad petition DO heard at this
Oniea on the lSt day OF November next. Amy per-
son may oppose this extension Ohiectlonr, depo-
sitions, aud other pAPers, should bs ned In this
oihce twenty days before tha day Of hearing.
SAMUEL i. FISHER,
augS-TuSW Commissioner QI Patents.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

2 WAsnlNUrOk, D c., July N, 1869.
Gu the petition Of W o. HiCKOK, of flaTrlsbuTE,
Pennsylvania, praying for the eXlel,,on OF q
PatsLt granted 10 him on tho 20th day OF Nosem.
boz, Sij, aud rsissued on tbs 18Th day Of March,
Apples;
IsnrieTad that the said petition he heard at
ibis otics gu the lSt dAv Of November neKI, Any
PefSuu may oppose this extension. Objections,
leppsltinns, aud other papers should be tiled In
this ONCE twenty days before the day Of hearing
SAMUEL s.. FISHER,
Jy3O-flw EOmmlHaluneT OF Patents,
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tCorrssp ,ndenos Of the Republican J
Natioaal Labor Congress.

fHIkADnLPHiA, August II. 1880.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN; We arrived hero In
good time, after a pleasant ride, spanking
breeze, sky neckcd with clouds, that old Sol
should not strike Us too ardently. Country
looking ane, orchards bountiful. The largest,
stoutost corn have seen since leaving the
black pralries Of the West, Is In Delaware,
between WILMINGTON and Philadelphia, 10 to
10 feet high.
The executive committee OF the National
Labor Congress have assembled here-are In
session. Nothing fully transplred. Will re-
port on Monday morning TO the congress.
However, they are discussing chiefly the APP
prentice, the Chinese, the hours-of.labor
matters, and the proposition OF erecting
suitable monument to the memory Of the late
president wv. II. Sylvis, esq., OF the con-
gress, and the nomination OF his successor
10 that ONCE.
Other matters will come before the con-
gress, which will assemble at the Assembly
Rooms, corner Of Chestnut and Tenth streets.
Will send you report Of proceedings each
day. full and Interesting meeting 10 looked
for. D.S. Q.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.


OFFICE OF HKALsuPEhISrEsbgSr,
TREAEuRy BuILDiSua. y
WAsnIsuTOs, August Q, 1850,
PROPOSAL will be received for the delivery to the
Treasury Der arinent Of alb ,ut 100 tons Of COAL,
viz: l.2OJ t'ns No !, 200 tons No. 2, Baltimore
tons Lykens Valley, To be weighed ca the scales
VI the Tteasury Exten'iou, aud to weigh 22i0
times IN such places. and In 'uch quantities AS
Bids VIII be received until 70 o. clock, noon, on
the 23i day Of Augus', ls, addressed to the Gene
raj supe intsndent, Treasury Buildipgs, and 10
he considered bndilg f0f three weeks after that
date, the Department Iessrying the right TO reject
all or any lr.ion OF tho bids received.
No bid vii be sntertaiped ualess satisfactory
evidence can DO given Of the ability q The parties
- nil the contract GEO g, RICE,
General Super nteudent Treasury Buildings.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-17

SUPERINTENDENT McCARTEE, OF the bu-
reau of engraving and printing, Is still In
New York ondeavoring to hasten the work
OF printing the fractional currency. The
statement that Secretary Boutwell, has given
the plate printers encouragement 10 the
strike Is without foundation. The latest
phase of the "strike" Is that the National
Bank Note Company has heavy foreign
contract on hand, which they are bound TO
execute, under bond, within certain time.
The plate printers employed on this branch
of the work were allowed an additional sum
for the prompt execution Of a given amount
Of work, and the workmen employed on tho
fractional currency demanded the same pay,
the work being equal. Mr.. McCartee is ex-
pected back on Thursday. II this visit Ia
not successful the work will be Immediately
transferred to the printing bureau here, ant
that bureau again established with full force
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-17
WOOD AND COAL.

We In vita the attention Of consumers Of WOOD
AND coal 70 our stock, which 10 large and OF
The best qualify. which will be sold at the lowest
Econoinicsi houseksepers know the many nd-
vsntages 10 be derived by laying In their winter
supply 81 this season Of the year. -, 4,
Those wishing 10 lay In supply now WI, 90
well TO Glye US call as We are 70 ti isrnlsb II
direct from the vessel at . lower price than eau
be furnished fr0W% M WARD En a Co.,
Dealers In Wood and Coal ~ All minus
Rirst Street West, between G and ,
sll0-st OPP ,osite RailroA 1ePo..
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Personal.
LIMITED STATES PATENT oFf!CE: q, ,s,,

UNITED SITES PATEsT 9FfiCiEx; 81. ,sss
ssS;s;: q si;hsad q iai?s; dssss:sa, ~ W$ 4:
eItsp sion Of patent granted to the said RieSard
9. Holmes and WIN. II. Butler on the S0th day OF
October. 1855, for an improye ment In Locks:
II 10 ordered that said petition DO heard at this
once on the lssh day Of October next, Any person
may oppose this extension, Objections, deposl-
tons. and other papers. should be filed In this
Once twenty days before the day Of bearing,
SAMUEL .. FISHER,
aulg-f3w Commissioner OF Patents,
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w nEAPaTAFT ~ M POST ssySI Re. 4,
a.. Sds Mho 5 hg0n GS .s:S
s:s$: II i !.ss!s:
the grade. which they are entitled
ss not .t k. "a q .p
,smear. ls0, viii be dropped from tbs rolls q the
," Wv N''j il SMITH, Post Connsud:.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Adjutant. aui6-Tu, F1
,n-wHY WILL you POISON YOUR
- .sif BY dIiukipg SODA WATEh that
sh.n p1ns sfs oPs
fSs saS sS m.S
from the juice Of sound fruit. aul7
,-SSfs SAMUEL w. PEARSON, JUS
~ TlCkOF THE rEAGE. ,ofce-222 Pour.
aud s-salf street between Pand o. Aus-im
w"TAYLOR & CO.. ,..or,
corner Of seventh aud streets,
cannot be excelied, n equaied In the
Kissingsn, vIchy, Congress, asd
seitzer waters ON Oranght.
sw.Do NOT FAIL TO TRY
--sS66b S, with iii; GrSnui: iSH Ice
from the Two Triumphs,
| with Fruit and Cream Syrups, In
GLASS Fountains.
KOLB BROTH ERs, Druggists Md
A!r 81 and GSr
~-REMOyED,-N N. II. Miller, Attor-
hsw has rs%o ,rs n; 9ai.e to No.
aug2-3m
t@-oAHPETs, CURTAINS, sc.
TUE NEWEST AND M Il BEST PATrERssi
na.u Dry GS S.os s:iEs 'S,. ! RsS
tzNsC r. CUMMINs,
AN rxrEE NJ ifVEyB BS5F i sIBF siax HOUSE
e.: 4 s.i.; III ssti:ss h.i:
rsoy. THE MARRIAGE RINo.-g.ay.
~ III: Errors q Youth aud the fqllies of
Age, In regard e s9ei.i Ey.l'' yith seItain help
ASSOC kfioN. Bo% r. fSilAd ipSis. Pa Anu
myO.3m
IVY PnILO sOPIY OF MARRIAaE.-
ih2 New TSrk sa.ea% o. SStS$i. snSiasIas tss
YoSS M. MS AID Sa S sss Sa ts
Rsyiessdi The Cause Of Indigestion P!.iu snss
PSilq.cPSisshy SSasidOrsd. &c These S lecture.
9S ON Tscsp1 os
more, u West Baltimore street. Baltimore, Nd.
| apj-ly
| fS05- Herb Tar salve, Prepared by
| ~ Johu !, Hickman, for scald Heads. Bene.
fslon-, Cmrn-, Piles. FLESH Cuts aud Bruises. For
sale by WIN. A. CRAY. northeast corner OF Mas
sAshNsetts avenue aud FOURTH street. js?1.If
tly@ Half Price to Laboring People
bHS for Dentistry by DR.. .. PRATT, (ErsduAts
Of the ohio College Of Denial surgery at Cinein
natl also, 4 the 'Rush Medical College" Chit
cage ONCE, 100 Seventh street, between d aud
north. ap.0 Il
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TINTED sTATEs PATENT OFFICE.

u wAsHIsaros, p. O., Aug. I, 1899.
timors, Nd, praying for the extenaion Of patent
granted TO him on the 18th day Of Noysmber, 1855.
whitei ,,., $500,
person. may oPp,se this extension, obisetlon;
ofiee twenty days before the day Of hearing
SAMUEL ., FISHER,
AuG6-fSw Commissioner Of Patents,
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UNITED sTArKs PATENT oPPICg.

UNITED SWs4 1hl.d RAEsSF 6SFI Iuss. q $780,
On ,he petition q TsoLar BAiLFI q Bnll; ;ni
granted to him on the 10th day Of November. 1855,
for an Improvement IN Knit.ing Machines ,.,.
once on the LIST day Of November next, Any per-
son may oppose this extension. ,obleeuons, depq-
siions, and other papers should DO Med In ms
once twenty days before the asy q hsnLinS,
au6-Fsv Commissioner OF Patents.
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Special Notices.

~pENT IsTRY,
~
r.igIa.s 2 ne ely md fs.um,a q; s,s; oIsS
e45 ssssats sirest. soUTH YIsHffqfoL-' =
Tsr r1ls @.ossr"'. "M H. WApS snsd,
T-A SREolAL LETTING OF TIL
sS Al, a 1;'sSay ss n:
III Ii 49, tstarl 80 sse..t.r,.
F- ATTENTION, "sEvEH WISE
AZ Mn iSp V.iIi ;sa;,. 70, c9SStASs %;
bRiiip nxi,I' Sos I, .tqs.t m AZ 4 o;siseni ~
O' re: Of EfhoR o' D. O.
- MrrT,Na oF TuE mum nm.
~ PTBLIGAN AssocIATiSE. VIII 4.
ss,d !" JE.D D5 Union
4s irTsspsY, EVEN RYssis6 s ~ 80 Scoss XII
ohiosns, residential Washington, are respectfully
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STATES PATENT OFPICR,

UNITED SITES PATEsT oFFiGE, ,sso
On the petition ofC. \, BRRrRAyD. New York,
n T.. praying for the extension Of a patent
granted TO him on the S0th day Of October, 1855 for
an Improvement In Sugar Ftllerers;
ordered that SAID petition be heard at this
may oppose this extension. Objections, deposi.
lions, and other papers should be hled In thA
once twenty days before the day OF hearing.
SAMUEL FISHER,