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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20

WASHINGTON, August 10, 1871.
Cholera Quarantine REGULATIONS for Ecw
York Harbor.

wAsnEdros, August 10, 1871.
Cholera Quarantine REGULATIONS FOR Kew
York Hsrbor.
A commissioner, appointed 10y the Quarantine av-
thoritles OF New York, VIII be IN Washington ON
Monday for the purpos, OF conference with tho
Secretary OF the Navy regarding pr CAUTIONS to be
adopted against the approach from Europe OF tho
Asiatic cholera. 1t is understood that the ouaraa-
tine authorities desire that. a. was In the case IN
1865, the Navy department should alio" tue use OK
one or more hrIly or desirable vessels 10 receive
ana be used as HOSPITALS for CHOLERA pauents' HS
proposed that ney should be anchored in the lower
bay OF New YORK.
Expected Return Of the President.
Owing 70 the large amount OF man matter rsquirs
ing the Presidents psr5Uual Inspection he ~ ex-
pected 10 return 10 Washington during the coming
week and d pose also ~ Inc matters before tho
Departments No nom inatson for Indtan Co,rnais-
sloner has Jet been decided upon and mat together
with ihipg the posuon Of First Deputy Comm3.
sioner oi Internal Revenus, VIII be considered.
Cons ,ii.lation cf CoiIc riiOn Districts.
Up to the present time ihlrteen collec'ion'dstrctS
have been consolidated into six, vz.:-Fiyei In New
York, two in Cincinnati, tour In PHILADELPHIA and
two In san Francisco. The only cities IN whct
there are ,wo or move cole cou districts anectei
by consolldat on are Boston and Baltimore. In tins
former city Secretary Boutwell, is opposed 70 any
change and IN the latter Postmaster General Cres-
well interposes his obJectioLls to consoildanor.r
Is doubtful, therefore, wheth or any more districts
will be consolidated until ate the meeting OF Con-
gress.
Manufacturers % Syrups.
Druggists and proprctOr3 OF soda fountains wse
manufacture raspberry and och er svrups for then
fountains only and who do not SELL or o1er Tor
sale or remove Tor consumption such syrups, arS
not In the opinion OF the Comma siOnor OF mteruak
Revenue, required TO stamp them.
Treasury SaIaasrs.
The balances In the Treasury at the close OF busts
ness to-day were:-Coln, 5000, 6.CO); currency,
$4,52l, ooa; certificates, SlS,s2i,oJ0
Currency statement.
The receipts of fractional currency for the weoA
ending to-day amount to S4i5.5Oo. The shipments
were:-
Fractional currency .................... $73S 500
Notes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5J5,5N
The Treasurer holds IN trust as security
for DarOnal oank circulation. ..38l2 300
For public deposits ............ ......... 15d9l,jO
Internal revenue receipts to day. 40k7N
For fiscal year 20 date 1lS,S,5Sd
Outstanding nationa! TANK circulation s1 $1,000
SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 the new loan oLiay..... ;iCJ ,O0o
Full amount OF subscriptions 10 Gate..... 81 pU0oo
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Proceedings in the National Assembly.

VERSAILLES, August 10, 1871.
In the Assembly to-day the Committee on the
Army Bill made a report recommending its passage.
The bill, as returned To the Chamber makes military
service compulsory, allows no the right to pro-
cure a substitute. prohibits soldiers from voting
In political elections and dlssovcs the National
Guards throughout the country.
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NEBRASKA CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

UMAHA, August 10, 1911.
The Nebraska Constitutional Convention ad-
journed sine die to-day. The new constitution Is 70
be voted on ON the third Tuesday In September.
and, II approved, tho officers created under It win
be elected on the first Tuesday IN November. BE-
sides the new constitution there are also 10 be voted
upon the questions OF compulsory education and
reormatory schools; licenses Tor the sale or liquor,
as applied TO counties aud towns, and icmale sui
frape. Tue question OF minority representation was
suuelchcd, and WIN not be submitted. A large
meeting IS being herd tonight In opposition TO tho
Sunday Liquor Law, when Is now enforced.
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THE NEW AMERICAN LOAN.
The Subscription To Be Opened to the European
Public on Tuesday Next-Favorable
Comments of the Press.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD

LONDON, August ~. 1871.
The European Syndicate today announces,
through the press in London, Paris, Frankfort.
Berlin and Amsterdam, the opening OF subscriptions
for the five per cent American loan on Tuesday
next, the books 10 be kept open to and including
Thursday.
me press comments on the loan arc very favora-
bic and already large applications have been fled
IN advance of the opening of The books.
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A Negro Murderer in Hickman County TakoA
from the Jail, shot seven Times and
Hanged.
LOUISVILLE, KY, August 1S. 1871.
The negro who outraged and murdered little gin
near Fulton station, In Hickman county, KY, lev
days ago, was taken from jail on the night Of ha
arrest and shot through the body seven times. He
was left for dead; but next mOrning he was found
sitting up and taken to jail wlere his wounds wcrc
dressed. uDicluentiy party OF citizens took hln
out and hanged him. lie confessed his crime
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FRANCE.

The Germans Withdrawing from the Neighbor-
bly-ceriain Government Offices To Be
Removed to Paris, but the Assembly
to Remain at Versailles.
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POLITICAL.
Tho Kentucky Elrc,iow.

LOUISVILLE, August 10, 1877.
The Official returns from all but SIX counties In tho
State give Leslie, Democrat l24,3,C and Harlan. re-
publican, S7,007 votes. The majorties for tho
democrats on the State ticket thus far are as f0(~
lows--Leslie for Governor, &c. il9; Carlisle. Lieu
tenant Governor, 3o,O2s; Rodman. Attorney Gencrna.
3e,247; smith, Auditor. $3.50; Tate, Treasures,
3s2il; Crant. Register, 3D. l5S; Henderson, Superla-
tendent or Public Instruction, 81 665. lese'3 vote
is the largest ever given Tor any candidate In tina
State. 1t is not likely the Fcmalnng COUNTIES Wih
make much change lii the above figures.
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without self-deiuston in the track Of tho great
old artists that still stand unrivalled for skill
of manipulation, breath of thought and deli
cacy of feeling, Notwithstanding the boosted
progress OF the nineteenth century, In America
even the artists seem Indifferent to the pro-
gress OF art, unless In so far as it may affect
their personal interest. There is none OF the
old enthusiasm for high art which impelled the
populace OF Rome or Florence to carry in
triumph great work, and reward with popu-
lar favor the ar list who had contributed new
glory to the commonwealth. We are far too
wise to be- agitated by such poetic notions
nowadays; far too practical to spare one min
ute from our counting houses to cast glance
on the glowing canvas or expressive marble
that shall remain as heiroons to posterity
when the rich mans wealth has melted and
every trace of the bank has been forgotten.
Justice compels us to say that the fault Hes
not altogether with the rich, nor yet with the
people; the truth is, American art has as yet
given us nothing to be enthusiastic about, and
hence the GOODNESS and Indifference exhibited
even by men of taste. The cure is in the
hands of the artists themselves. We desire
nothing so much as that they shall be
worthy of the highest praise, and when one of
them produces a good work he may depend
on our comm endation. In the work of de-
velOping American art we look for the Acad-
envy Of Design to take the lead, and by pre-
cept and example cultivate correct taste both
in the artists and the public by excluding
meretricious works from exhibition. This
must be the first step in any possible advance.
and we shall look forward anxiously to the
opening of the next exhibition to see how
much good our advice shall have produced.
Whatever difficulties may be in the way Of
healthful reform must be overcome; and we
promise those among the artists who may at
tempt to remedy the evils of which we conf
plain our whole-hearted support and that of
the art-loving public.
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A good Illustration OF the want OF union which
exists between the two portions Of tho Austrian
pire is given by the language OF the Hungarian pa
pers In reference to an exhibition which about TO
take place in Vienna. They demand tn3t Hungary
should not be taxed ior ans portion or the expenses
incurred In getting 1p ;hss exhibition. An eXiO-
ton At vienna Is no more 10 theiu taan one at Lon
don OF Paris, and IL Hungary IL represented there
she must " represented merely Qs q foreign coun-
Try. This looks had for the future cohesion OF the
empire OF Francis Joseph.
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TELEGra1S Tc THE VIEW YORK HERALD.

PfRls, August to, I57I.
The German forces are Withdrawing from the
nei2hborhood Of the fortcatIons north and east OF
Paris.
THE REMOVAL CF TIE GOVERNMENT TO PARIS.
1t IS reported to have been decslod that the AS
sem3ly Is to remain &C Versailles Certain OF the
government offices arc, however, to be removed TO
Taris.
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RAILROAD IyTELLlGENCE.
Railroad Matters i. Missouri.

Railroad Matters in Missouri.
Sr. LOUIS, August ID, 1877.
tits stated on good authority, bat not onlci:dip
promulgated, thar The s5oJ.O)) OF North Missouri
railroad stock owned by the city has been sold for
sou, OO0 anu has passel into the hands Of this
present owners OF the road.
large amount or property or the Missouri Pacific
Railroad COmpan.. but not including any rolling
stock, Is advertised for sale this morning by Cot
Icctor MaguIle, 20 lsfy unpaid tax bills amount
Ing to s2f,5Jo. The sale VIII take place on Tues
day, the 2ylh or August.
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The Pope aud the italian Governments.

hnc H"pc ava INC kthilae 3overnWcHs.
curious rurior has been Coated by q Roman
paper, that the italian government had been asked
by foreign Power 20 restore Qui1nal 70 the
Pope.
The Ruorno sneeringly alludes 10 the tale. IL ~
not true. " says, that any foreign Power made
request on the subject to Tie governments; the pro-
posal came from the Ministry Itself. From this,n
says the RUtf7ito, III can he presumed tnat those
gentlemen are In Rome altogether against their
Will. They have too great dread OF Catholic
hreats TO remain, AND OF natiooa anger 70 60
away
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20
ENTOMBHD ALIVE.
Rescae Of n Labcrer After Eleven Horrs'
Burial In n Well.

Avon, n. T., August II, IS7I.
AZ seven O'Clock this morning well in the vicinity
Of the Sulphur Springs at Avon, eaved IN, and John
Donnelly was buriod twenty-five feet under tho
earth. number OF men Immediately set to work
TO dig him out, and labored necessarily untli two
o'clock, when their exertions were ieWardeu Ny
Donneliy saving, II am all right, but there Is Dg
stone OH my head.r AT quarter 10 SIX ne was
brought 70 tho surface, with but few slight lpj'-
ytoss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20

the Cosmopolitan Hotel on Friday night, Mr.. JOHN
Dugan rave his opponent, AR. Hudson, 200 IN 500.
and easily won the game by II! points, mr. DuSan's
average was remarkably good. His several runs
We're III, 1l5, ", 81. "a ahd 9S.
An inquest was yesterday held at the Centre street
Hospital By Coroner Young on the body OF John
Leary. twcnty-one years OF age, and native OF
England who died from Injuries received OIL the
14th INST. by accidentally falling into the mold OF the
ship Assyria, then lying at pier 70 North River.
Louis Iaski, the child three years of age run over
on Friday morning by horse attached to milk
wagon driven by Martin Cody subsequently died at
the residence OF his parents No. 80 Essex street.
The driver who made such iranctc efforts to escape
after the accident, was locked up, ana Coroner
Keenan, was yesterday notified TO hold an inquest.
The body OF an unknown man, about fifty years
OF age. was yesterday afternoon found by Frank
Bell OF 40 whitehall street floating OF Governors
Island and lowed into the dock at South ferry.
Oniccr OCcnnel OF the Fourth precinct, took Charge
OF the remains, which Captain Ulnan subsequently,
sent to the Morgue. Coroner Keenan, Will mold an
inquest to-day,
Coroner keenan, was yesterday called to l76
Chrystie street to hold an inquest ON the body OF
Ernest Fischer, a young German, twenty years of
age Ernest, butcher by occupation, about two
weeks ago was employed at Lafayette, y. J., ana
white asleep ice box rolled OIL and caught MS
leg IN large meat hook. from the effects OF which
Injuries lie died.
captain Frank Speight, OF the Third precinct, yes
terday afternoon Informed Coroner Keenan, that the
body OF an unknown man had been found boating
IN the dock at pier 25 North River Deceased had
light complexion light hair sandy goatec and was
dressed ia dark vest ana dark colored shirt. The
remainder OF the clothing was not described. Cap
tam Speght sent the body TO tie Morgue.
James Donahue, Superintendent OF the Free Labor
Bureau, Nos. and 10 Clinton place, makes the fol-
lowing report Of business lor the week ending
August DISQUALIFICATION for employment, l,oo2 Of
thes there were l7G males ana so females; male
help required, l01; female S1s situations procured
for e3 males and 7oa females. Whole number of
situations procured Tor the week ending August ~,
657.
Tho Central Park Meteorological Department re-
ports FOR the week ending at two Y. NJ, August 10,
1871 tho following result Of observation-disclosures
ter-Nean, 3oO15 inches; maximum, at A. NJ.
August IL, 80. 49, inches; minimum, nj A. M.
August IL 2s.s54 inches; range. .24s inch.
Thermometer-Mean, 1915 degrees; maximum, at
p. M. August 10, 50 degrees minimum, At a. NJ.
August 10, IS degrees: range % degrees. Rain fell
from 1850 A. NJ. 10 A. M. on the itth; amount OF
water .l6 inch; the l7th, rain Tell from Gao y. NJ.
to HIS p. NJ; amount Of water. 10 inch: total
amount Of water for week, 80 inch. Distance
travelled oy the wind during the week, ISL miles.
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GARIBALDI REDIVIVUS.
The Reported Death Of tbs italian Patriot
Contradicted.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD

LONDON, August ~, 1871.
Tho Paris Salut publishes report That General
Garlbaldi died this morning; but despatch from
Florence dated to-day announces that he Is better
and that his physicians have lett Csprera
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TELEGRAM To THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, August 10, 1871.
correspondent OF the Prussian cross Gazette,
writing from Vienna, states that the contr0s ersy
between Prussia and Roumania In regard to the
affair OF the strousberg Railway bonds Is progress
ing to peaceful. solution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20
VIEWS OF TIE PAST.

AUGUST 20.
1870-Marshal MacMahon broke mp the camp as
Chalous, DESTROYED its euupago and moved
his army toward Bheims
1952-The steamers Atlantic and Ogdensburg coz
lde1 Lake ErIe the former sauk and
aboat two hunlred and nity OF ner passengers
were drowned.
1sf7-BatGo, OF Contreras, Mexico; Genera! ScOtt's
troops attacked the fortified canp AMI CAD
turei 1t and nearly oil lt1 defenders.
17of--BaItlo Ol Maunlee, Ohio; General Wayneaa
troops completely routed Inc Indians ana
ended their war III the Northwest.
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THE CHOLERA.
The Pestilence Spreading in Germany.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, August 10. 1871.
A despatch from Gumbnnen, East Prussia, o town
sxysix miles east Of KJnigsbcrg, says the cholera
has appeared In several districts on tho German
side OF the Prussian frontier.
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THE DoLLINGER CONTROVERSY.
A Conference Of Catholic Bishops To Be Held in
September.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, August 10. 1871.
The report that conference OF the German Catho-
lie bishops held at FuIda on the 81 inst proves
to be incorrect. The meeting is to held In Sep
TENDER,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20
PORTO RICO.
Zhe New Captain General Of the Island
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK AEaAlu

MADRID, August 10, 1871.
Gomez PullidO has been Gpponted Captain Gen.
eral OF the Island of Porto Rico In place Of General
Baidrick. who recently resigned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20
LACROSSE.
SARATOGA, An

SAKATuGA, August TO- 1871.
the gres. Lacrosse match between the cham.
Mons. the Shamrocks, o! Montreal, and the Indian
Grub o. Canada, waS Played at Glen Altchel to Jay
anu VOL ~ three siragh, innings ny the shane
rocks, Thc ip1Qx VI siySpxcCa cQntlurea unxaNted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20

A.-Iserring's pst-nr
CHAMPION SAFES
Pol Broid~ay, corner Murray N~sN
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The Ohio Canvnss-Illncss Of Gcncru4
Nc cOOis.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, August 10. 1871
General McCook, democratic candidate for Cow
ernor, has been compelled by III health to suspend
his canvass OF the State. The physicians say rhas
his system Is so prostrated by his laborS the in
tensey hot weather OF the last three or tour weeks
as to make rest aD,OuteIy NECESSARY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20

A.--If You Want Good Fitting Shoe G =
CHARLES FRANKS Boot and Shoe Store Sc MAJ =,
street, Maiden ans Custom work At shortest ~
Estabi!ohed l-ll.
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Ask Match Pedlers Cor Now York NJ n,
COMskNY's MATCHES. areen labels. They are full ouu
and light easy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20

Dr. tslever's Champion TrsHo Rs.tains an
Rupures and iRan any other. No. 40 street,
adjoining Herald o1icc
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Tho Wilson Sbnttio sewing Mp,rkjne--rh .
beat and cheapest FIRST class machfnes IN IL world price
from so 10 SI3; easy payments. saesoom. I Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20

I,dics--Try Mrs. Shnw's Noih AMI Frcrl<se
LOTION, the genuine and original; WARRANTED ;E sixth
lue. sold by druggists
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There II No Excuse for Those WI"
drag their wcarv and dsardeci todes into company.
when a few doses OF AYER'S SAk.sAPARILLA would
cleanse their rky blood apd restore heir heath aud vigy
We udiv victims Of bious disease some regard toe
your nei2hborH. IL not for yousseses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20

s.Csvira," 'Civit.,'' :'Civ .t the New
toilet article Every wants H. Sold by CkI1rENTON.
No n Siy'a avenue, and AL druggists
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A1.-Barry's Tricophercus will Produce
new any head whcrs entirely dead
and BARRy'S SAFE HAZE DYE will color hal. aud wAAss
kcrs any shade from reddish brown to jet black.
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Mississippi River Railroad.
LYNCHIN9 IN KENTUCKY.

Tho city voted 100000 to-day In aid OF the Missus
sppi River Railroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20

A Luxurious Head Of Iinir and g Coo !, CIcan
scalp very desirable. CRfsTADORO'S H lIR PRE-
SENTATIVE VIII accomplish bath. Try H.
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He'll Schnapps.--I0O Cases OF This Puro
Medicinal Beverage. Give IL trial.
JNo. Y. HENRY, no. 8 Coleg piace.
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Ov.vrusjg --Futicnf cured or MONEY re.
,,nssd pe e. N. sIARP'5 gELEBRArTD DYSPEPSIA
Pill Principal Wholesale oaee Central Me iiene Depot.
I7 al s,rec varick, and for sale ey ali arur2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20

Bsfchclor's lair Dye-rhe Best IN ehs
world The only perfect dye Harmless, roable, 10 snts.
A. Ill druggists
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A.-Pknien's New Perfume.
LOVE YOU.
l LOVE YOU.
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Wood Carpeting or fancs Hard Wood EiOers
In sreai variety asceeai. ''d and examine ~ ssosa
ways
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THE R0UMANIAN DIFFICULTY.

Peaceful Settlement Progre sing Between Russia
and Roumania.
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NEW YORK CITY.

In match game OF billiards for 5000. played ct
the Cosmopolitan Hotel on Friday night Mr. JOHN
Dugan rave his opponent, AIR. Hudson, 200 IN 500.
ard easily won the game by M points. mr. Dugans
average remarkably good. His several runs
were III, 1l5, 90, 81. "a ahd 9S.
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An inquest was yesterday held ut the Centre street
Hospital b. Coroner Young on the body OF John
Leary. twenty one years Of age and native OF
England, who died from Injuries received the
14th INST. by accidentally falling into hold Of the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-06

Be q reioEved. BY tie Ssnats and Hoaie Of Repre-.
.estatires Of ths Uahsd Gata Of America "a
TS.t he puSl,csiion OF the abstracts Of tpecinea-
lions and Of the engraylngs heretofore accompany.
lng the annual report OF tho Commissioner OF Pat.
cnts DO discontinued after the publication Of that
nine, for which the plates have already been pre-
pared; and that, In Lou thereof, the Commissioner
S SS s0shG n1t 20 =, s.e asse O gmn SSItSed sna Inv eopIes
OF the complete specifications and drawings Of each
| patent subsequently issued, together with suitable
bc piSeed FOR frec public inspection in each capitol Of
in tic clerks ONCE or tho District Court OF each Ju-
such oniccs are located In State or Territorial capt.
tolls, and one In the library Of Congress. which copies
shall be taken and received in oil Courts as evidence
ned TO under the hand Of the Commissioner and seal
OF the Patent Once, and shall b taken and received
In ali courts as evidence, said copies not 70 BE- taken
be- used as evidence; and me Commissioner Of Pat
EMS Is hereby authorized and directed TO have print
ed such additional nuT , o. copies q spssin nea
vidcd, at q price not 10 exceed the contract price ,or
such drawings. for sale, ns may Be warranted By the
actual demand for the s.I,s; and CSmni.snS sions,
OF such specifications and drawings TO any public
library which win pay for binding the ssme intoyol-
umes 70 correspond with those In the Patent Ofice.
shall also provide proper custody for the same, with
convenient access for the public thereto, under such
regulations a. the Commissioner shall doom reason
ing copies Of drawings shall be made under the pro-
visions Of chapter one nundred and fny.nys: Sc
t sS. e ej1s,s 2 As Su SsSS1s sed : IIygSS4 !s %Si. .s s.sS:
ali Hthosrsphinsan engraving, whore The probable
total COS. Of the n nS2 9, plates ilio't Saad4sS y a.. nd
fny dollars, shAll b awarded 70 the lowest and bsd
biddsr if the intessts Of the Government susfs