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Observation-Disclosures

Il of the Supreme Judicial Court next to be holden
at Cambridge. within and for the County of MiddeseX
Respectfully ibels and represents Mary Il. Flagg. OF
Cambridge IN said County, that she was lawfully
ried to George A. Fagg of parts unknown but last
dwelt in Worcester the County OF Worcester. as your
libelant is Informed. at New Saem the County Of
Franklin, the thirteenth day Of July, A. d. 1865 and
theeatterwards your Lbeant and the said George A.
Flagg lived together husband and wife in this Com
mOnweath TO wit; at New Salem Oreslid, and AthOl
In the County OF Worcester that your Libellant has
always been faithful to her marriage and 0biga-
tons but The said George A, flags being wholly re,
gardiess of the same, at New Salc and Orange IN san
County Of franklin on about the tbirtelh Day Of
July A. d. 1867 and at divers other days before ana since
that date did commit the crime OF afuitey with one
Della Freeman Of New Salem aforesaid, ana with dYes
other persons whose names are to your complainant
unknown, and further that the said lAbeee dd az the
places aforesaid utterly desert said libeant he being
OF sufficient ability grossly and wauonly and cruelty
refuses and neglects to provide suitable maintenance for
her
Wherefore your Libelant prays that divorce from
the bonds OF natrmOny may be deereed between your
Iibelant and the said George flasg ami for such
other orders ana DEGREES may seem to this Honorable
Court ht -
MARY L. FLAGG.
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The FRoHsINN MAsQUERADE.-Thc mas.
qucradc ball was a splendid affair. Its proicc-
tors couldn't have planned it better had they
tried all winter; and nowhere in the carrying
out of the varied programme was there a baulk
or blunder. Mechanics hall was beautifully
decorated, with proluson of droll faces and
figures which-since they covered those great
walls-caunOt of course allifnd mention here.
Red and blue strcamers, spanged with gilt stars,
were lcstooned from knot in the center 10 the
corners ANA sides, while heavy drapcry of blue
and rcd-StaI-spa ngled-adorncd the gallery
front Banners bearing the coat of arms Of the
states of the Union were hung about the hall,
with Massachusetts in the center on the
organ-pipes, and under the cloct, at the
west end, was mammoth picture, rep
rcsenting Bergh of the prevention of
cruelty to animals society" sitting amid a
variety of animals of all species from hog to a
horse, and including Barnum's savage hvena,
each of which has a complaint labeled upon it !;
the hog wants carpet on his sty-aoor, and the
Others have wants equally pressing.
On :hc north side of the hall the two largest
pictures represented champagne and beer, each
surrounded by its happy votarics; while on the
south wall were twoipictures of the same size
one ofsthe vine and its product and the other
showing the deplorablc effects of rum-drinl1inp.
Among the grotesque faces peering down upon
the Notwithstanding, those of the Tammauy
thieves were easily recognizable, while
Dundrearys, Mcks, JonathanS and Cog
ge.eyed bloats met the eye at every
turn The cologne fountain, in the cen
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Gl(ortester 1ailp spp.
CITY NEWS.


Judge Putnam will preside at the March term
ofthe superior (civiD court, beginning one week
from next Tuesday.
John F. McAvoy, Esq of lowell, will lecture
before the Ancient Order of IIibernans, in Me
chanics hall, tomorrow evening.
An important notice to persons expecting to
attend the promenade concert of Worcester
County Commandcry, on Wednesday evening
next, will he found in another column.
Albert W. Aiken, with his new military dram
ma of "a Heart of Cold" and the four last
acts of the "Witches of New York" will be The
attraction at Music hall this evening.
Mr. freeman, employed by the Worcester
and Nashua railroad company, had a hand aud
ann badly crushed, while Stacking cars, ycster-
day.
A commentary is advertised in another col
umn which must be au almost invaluable work
for Bible students Rev Mr.. Skinner is the agent
for its sale.
The old high school building is being fitted up
for four grammar schools in the second and thild
stories, and the basement story for ward room
in the front part and wardI obes, ST., for the
scholars in the rear.
An insane man, with but a small amount of
clothing on, was found in front of ST. Paul's
church, yesterday morning, praying He was
saved from freezing by being taken to the police
office.
Dir. S. W. Cocks section of the praying band,
from Trinity church, held services in connection
with the Methodist society in leicester last Sab,
bath with excellent results. They will renew
their exercises there next Sabbath at 81 P.Mg
The basement floor OF the new high school
building is being laid in concrete cement. The
room is to be used as a play ground for the boys
The work OF finishing tue grading ofthe grounds
in front OF the building is necessarily deferred
till spring
The principal speaker at the public temper
ancc meeting at Mission Chapel, tomorrow eve
ning, will be Mr. George NJ. butcher. These
meetings will in future be held under the au-
spices Of the Worcester Temple Of Honor. The
meeting win begin at seven o'clock.
The fine singing of the choruses Farewell to
the Forest and Morning Prayer" by about
$50 members of the singing school, at concert
in Trinity church, Thursday night, cannot be
passed by without a word Of praise They were
sung with excellent expression and correctness
MIR. 0, A. Rogers, clerk at the freight office of
the Worcester and Nashua railroad company in
this city for nearly two years past, Las rendered
his resignation, and accepts an appointment
with the Boston, Hartford and Erie railroad
company in Boston. By his amiable disposition
and steady habits he has won many friends who
wish him success in his new position.
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]. H. WRIGHT 6 co.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHJ

4 lOM MONW EALIH OF MASSACHU =
OSETrS.-W ORoEsTER. IS. Probate Court-ro all
persons Interested in the Is ate Of COIiNFLlUS MUIR
PLY late of Worcester, IN said county, deceased, tes
tate:
You are cited to appear at Probate Court
to be held at Worcester, in said county. the first
Tuesday of March next, at nine O'Clock in the
forenoon show cause why the first account
rendered by MARY Murphy, the Execuirix. of her adj
mnistraon OF said estate, and now on file at this office,
should not be allowed
And the said accountant is ordered to serve this clta
tiOn, by publishing he week two weeks
SUCCESSFULLY in the Worcester Daily spy, newspaper
printed Worcester the last publication TO be day
at least before said Court, and to send. to
be sent written printed copy Of this notice, properly
mailed postage prepaid, to each of the heirs devisces,
legatecs of said estate their legal repres entatyes
known TO the petitioner, days, at least before
said court.
Witness HENRY CHAPLIN Esquire Judge of said Court,
this twentie Ii day of February. In the year
thousand eight hundred and seventy two.
f21 df9l696
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MONTICELLO N. Y, Feb. 23-lhs morning
a fire destroyed large portion OF the business
part Of the town. The Republican printing
eler establishment, saloon and billiard room,
and two private buildings, were burned, Loss
S5QOO0i partially insured
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Our New York Dispatches.

cuts indicate how pro1igious has been the worI
of raising the blockade.
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THE BosToN THEATRE CoMPANY.-Wc are
to have Two more entertainments in the Music
hall on Monday and Tuesday of the ensuing
week. when Manager Booth will show the full
tons to be offered. On Monday evening we arc
to have Augustin Days sensational drama Of
"Umder the Gasiight," with Il remarkable cast
and full scenic effects, and the second night will
also show an attractive bill Amusement
patrons should evincc willingness to second
the managers efforts in providing good enter,
tainments by securing seats in season.
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PREsENTATIoN.-Mr. II. H. Bigclow, engaged
in the manufacture of boot and shoe machinery,
at GS High street, joined his employees in the
purchase and Presentation, last Wednesday eve
ming, of complete set Of draughting tools to
Mr. S. L. Hartman, master mechanic of the
Bigelow hecling machine association. The pres
ent was accepted by Mr.. II. in few happy re-
marks, after which the visitors were pleasantly
entertained the remainder of the evening by
himself aud lady, and all went away well pleased
with the evenings gathering. Mr.. Hartman
has been employed for the last three or four
years by the Bigcow heeling machine associa-
tlon in the invention and perfection of machine
ny for the making OF boots and shoes, which re-
fleets highly TO his credit as Il mechanic and in
Ventor
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ted the fourth day of December A. D. 1871.
MARY L. FLAGG.


MlDDLRsEx s., Supreme Judicial Court, In Vacation
to wit January 18th, A. d. 1872.
Upon the libel aforesaid, II is ordered by the Hon Seth
Ame associate Justice Of said Court that the libel
lp notify the heee to appear before Justices OF
said Court, TO he holden at Lowell, in County, on
the third Tuesday Of April next, by causing attcsted
copy Of said libel and Of the order of the thereon
TO be published in the Cambridge Chronicle,
published in Cambridge the County Of Adilesex
also the Worcester Spy newspaper published in Wor
cester IN the County OF WOrces ter week. three
weeks successfully, the last publication TO be hr days
at least before the aforementioned ay that he may then
and there show cause any he have why the prayer in
said libel set iUrtn should not be granted,
TllEO. c. HURD, CLERK
true copy the libel and of the order OF the Court
thereon
Attest, THEo. G. HURD, Clerk.
d3sIh
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WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 30.
Nrn,,rrr,.,

ESPECIAL DISPATCH To TIE WORCESTER SPY.
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south Africa.


LONDON, Feb. 23.-Thc mail steamer from
Cape OF Good Hope has arrived. Encouraging
reports from the diamond fields continued to
reach Capeown. Diamonds were selling at
auction at decline of twenty-five per cent on
prices reported by the previous steamer. Good
order was restored among the miners. Several
persons who were prominent in lynching opera
tons had been arrested and nnnished
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Fire Record.
AT INSTRUMENTATION uEA

At ARKADELPHTA-L0ss HEAVY.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. pa & re occurred
at Arkadelpha on Sunday night and the stores
of Stuart, Greene, Scott & Co., and Reames b.
Parks, A Auderson's hotel, and the law Office
of Gov. Flanagan were totally destroyed. Loss
hpayV.s
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-The prisoners who
could get no trial on the 22d helped to swell the
list for trial yesterday to an unusual siz'. The
following is the record: Owen Flynn liquor
nuisance, was fined $50 COSTS end on charge of
a single sale was fined $40 and costs; James
Murphy, keeping liquor, was fined $40 and
costs; Ellen Coffee and Patrick Coffee, for dis
turbing the peace, were fined each $40 and costs;
both appealed and recognized; John Hagecrty
and Johanna Haggcrty were each fined 80 and
costs for the same offence, and they appealed;
Patrick O'Harra aud George Waugh, on same
charge, were fined $40 and costs; Thomas F.
Moran, arrested with tine others, was dis
charged; John Cayanaugh, assault and battery,
was ordered to pay costs; Thomas Mccormick,
Margaret Cummings, Patrick Dalton and John
j. Delany were sevcrally committed on pon-pay-
ment of fines for drunkenness; Mary T. Muir
ply appealed from fine for the same offense,
while Timothy O'Kecfe and William n Jones
paid fines and costs.
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OYSTERS Our arrangements with the
~ Planters and shippers al Providence, Fair Haven,
and Norwich, are such as we have
Fresh oysters three times every day,
and prepared furnish dealers. hOlcs Saloons and
private Families at the loN est possible rates.
Country orders PROMPTLY attended To-
WI. O'f;RADH a SON,
I'M WASH Ii:s Main 81.
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WALKER, REWS u CO.,
BANKERS,
II Wall ST., New York,
ANDREWS ~ Co,
Paris,
Sterling Exchange and Travellers AMI Commercial
Credits on UNION IsANk UF IOSDON
Franc do on Paris House B0nds, Stocks and Gold
bOught and sold ON commission
Loans negotiated. Deposits received at interest
Bis of Exchange and Letters OF Credit may he pro-
cured through WM. CROSS, at the Worcester National
Bank. deeply sl9
A MEXICAN " FOREIGN PATENTS
II. H. EDDY.
Solicitor of Patents for Inventions. Trade Marks,
designs, No. Is state st., opposite Kilby St.
Boston.
No Agency in he Cgied possesses superior Cd-
cteSlor obtaining Patents, or dSediai0G TIE pdtehtd
All NECESSITY of a Journey 10 Washington to procure
Patent, and the great delay there, are here saved
| inventors
Testimonials.
81 regard Mr. Eddy as one OF the most capable and
successful practitioners with whomI have had official
| intercourse.
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner of Patents
Il have no hesititiOu in assuring inventors that
and more capable of putting their applications in form
to secure for them an early and favorable consideration
at the Patent ONCE. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents. "
'Mr. Il. II. Eddy has made for me over THIRTY apa
pcaOns for Patents, having been successful in almost
every such unnisakabe proofof great talent and
to apply TO him procure their patents. they may be
of having the most faithful attention bestowed
their cases. and at very reasonable charges
R0stou Jan. J, lS72 d2twlV John rAGGART.
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PIPING

all their branches. Reasonable Prices both for
LABOR AND STOCK.
We cordially invite all interested in saving gas to call
and the test made by the OF the CARLO SlZER
Also see the inside Ola meter when in operation, at
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VIENNA, Feb. 23.-Mr. Jay, American minis
ter gave a supper party last night, in honor of
Washingt0n's birthday, which brought together
large and brilliant company. Among the
guests present were members OF the British en-
bassy.
APPOINTMENT.
Hengel Mueller has been appointed secretary
OF the Austrian legation at Washington
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ARCTICS!

ladies' Misses and Childreu's also, Mems. Boys and
Youths
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Pure HDrVlS'S I!
Family and Patent Medicines,
Chemicals.
Toilet, and

IMPORTED .TELLIEs,
JAMS, NARMAL LADIES,
PRINES TIA VI KINDS,
FRENCH CANNED PEAS,
CON ENSED MILK,
LONDON a. DUBLIN PORTE,
SCOpCH, ENGLISH AND AMER
GAN ALES,
WINES "a SPIRITS for Medicinal Use,
IMPERIAL Gs.AaIuN,
RIDGES FOOD,
SCOTCH DAT MEAL,
ROBINSON'S GEOATS az BAR
LEY,
and in fact, every article required by the Invalid Con-
valesccnt or Infant.
This store will be in charge ofMr W II. GARDNER,
agcnicman of long experience and acknowledged abiti
ty Pharmacist PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS will
receive his personal attention, and no pains will be
spared to entire satisfaction all who may favor
the LITTLE BRANCH STORE" with their patronage
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THE GATHERING AT ANTWERP.
ANTWERP, Feb. 23.-AIonscigucur Dupan.
oup, bishop of Orleans and the dukes of Rohan
and rremollle have arrived here. The number
of strangers is constantly increasing, and their
presence causes much agitation in the city. To-
night the streets are occupied by tumultuOuS
crowds, and the police are out in force.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

my. DAMON CONCI.AVE, No. I, =. y. X
So Tho regular scs don ~ Damon ugnClsve, No.
J. Nil 10 roauusd iOF tb9 sNA'ou, % FRIDAY, ucto.
hrr I ls72, At fhelT hNn corner Now York avenue
and fvonth street. uorthsrst, kyFrg Sir knlEht u
earnestly rrqnestOd to be prescott, important hus
news Ia 70 he tranaan'ad lly ofdsr Sir knight Dom.
IN lnh.-. LlelnMl W. A. n. hRAnLRY. ReonTder.
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among its founders and leaders from the
very beginning, who had been hon1rcd
with its rewards and CmOumcnts,l e. ned upon
II and cndcayOrcd to alny H. sumner deserted
II, Horace Greeley betrayed II, Schurz sold Il
out. Banks CudCayorcd to nssassinate IT, hut
here ii stands to-day more victorious, more
rcsplcndcnt than ever, crowned with brighter
laurcs, richer In victory than ever before.
We shall not now attempt to account for this
satisfactory condition Of affair. MI we care
to know is that It exists.
The meaning Of the elections that have
inst been held h, first Of ALL that the people
of the United states have the fullest conf
d,ncc in the wisdom, the Integrity, tho yir.
tue and the patriotism Of Ulysses =. Grant.
For more than a year they have patiently
| listeJCd To Mr. Summers terrific phlllppics
aud diatrlbrsi they have read the col.
umns Of the New York Tribtms, full
of mean aud cOwardly lusiuuatlon against its
chosen leaders; surchargcd with the most VI
famous yitupcrallon, the lowest blackguard-
Ism against the Administration, against every
man who dared to raise bis voice or use HE
pen against IL candidate for the Presidency;
'n ,,,, NV ~ ~ ST. IN sha o,s, rnnn orr
Nn."o,' ~, ~ aJroa,,,ra. 60. ,alcn nm nv
%S p.naIJio.n no,,y and m,dc one Of IL,
,,,,.a,a.,a,,,.os a. a E,r,nc.r court and Then
a., ,,o,,,,,or -, Tho Irr,,cd statrs scnnte-tbry
I,,',, t,s,orc1 4, him, rourlng ont torrents Of
abuse upon the greatest soldier OF our ages
,ho, have Ils,enrd IN aIl tho Infamous gang
f,r ton LONG months. and waited until the
,nnc sbould come to rebuke them as they de.
sorycd N be Ranked. PENNSYLVANIA and
ohio have answered them in their own good
,in,o al o,swcrcd tbcm in n manner that Is
sa,,i.,ai,orIo Tho vcrIlrt Of these Slates IL
| n y,rdict for Gpneral Grant; IL Is the in
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

THE ELECTIONS AND THEIR MEANING.
There il no longer any doubt that we have
carried the States Of Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana by ma jOriliss that place the Prcsi-
dental question beyond all doubt. In Penn
sylyania We have received at least twenty
Ave thousand minority, Ohio has been car
rled by fifteen, and Indiana wheels Into liuc
by very decisive vote.
The Republican party has never achieved
victories 50 great and overwhelming. Their
magnitude Is simply appalling, and 1t Is really
difficult to account for them. They surpass all
ordinary calculation. They exceed thu most
sangulne estimates. It cannot be attributed to
Indifference on the part Of the opposition,
for the vote pOllod in all Of these States Is
larger than ever before. ltcanuutb be set down
IN fraud and corruption, because the men
whom We have fought are the men who In
this country have achieved painful pre-
,mlnpnce in that kind of work. When this
campaign opened the Republican party was,
ns il were, surfuited with success. II had
been In power twelve years. 1t had con-
Quoted the most stupeudOus war In modern
history. II bad swept the country for more
than decade. According to oil party pre-
cedcnt, according to all the records OF party
history In this country, II was time that II
shnuld come To an end. WilAin Its own ranks
"A most terrible schIsm arose. Men who were
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The GRAND GIFT CONCERT
GIFT MONEY ALL UP.
$5OO,OOO in Bank to Pay Prizes.
FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT.

THR Grand ON Concert for the benefit Of the Pub.
lie Library Of Kentucky, Is postponed u NRIuF-
dnY, the 9Th Of December, for the following reA-
s0nai
l. The failure Of certain agents to make returns In
time for the drawing TO take place September -.
= The accumulation OF OTdOr during the last few
days 70 such an eItent that not possible iii
theIQ aud have tho drawing on the 9Th.
3. Tue generally oppressed desita Of uokethnl ders
that full drawing might be had eyon II II made a
ahOTl post pOhomsnt necessary.
Z. TIE belief Of the management that LyA shot
p0afponsment the remnant Of Lnfold tickets cAn be
disposed Of aud all the prizes paid Ia full without the
neot salty Of any pro rata sealing down.
For those reasons coupled with the earnest desire
70 benefit the Publ Library by larger balances and
the ticket holders by larger CUTS, the concert aud dis
trbuton have been pOa poned to SATURDAY, the II Of
DOosmbor, ls1a. On that day and no other the draw
Ing will positively and unequivOcAy OIL In the
a. PRECISELY O'clock, a m End continue until the
whole OF the one thousand Eitta are awarded.
The payment Of the Eifta will begin the ID day after
the drawing And continue for air months. 10 current
funds, by the fAImerE and DroysIs BAnk, by sight
drafts upon the Fourth National HANK OF New Y0Ik
At the Optinn OF the gift tiekett OldsTs.
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NITEn RTATEa pATENT nFEInR.

II NITED STATES PATENT OFFIOF.
~ WAsHsaTuF, ID, O September p, ls12
On tho petition Of DAMAHE lAMOuhEUN Oi Chicago,
lpois, praying for the extension OF patent granted
10 him on the 9TH day OF January 1850, for an In.
pFuyemBnt In manufacturing UOIsstA and Bustlss:
IL Ia ordered that tho taltimOny In the oAho ba
closed on the "a day Of December mkt thst tho time
for ming AFaumsuts and tho Examiners report 30
limtod 20 the 18th day OF December nOIt and N a.
said petition DO heard on tho la,h day OF December
noIL
Auy parsnn may oppose this eI, enslon,
sap95 rh0W ~. d, LkGGkTf, Commissioner,
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oo7MsW

THIS IL TO GIVE MOTOR, THAT THE SUB.
hortbsF has obtained from the supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, hodhE Special Torn, lot
ters Of the personal eatAte Of SOLO
mon THAN, late Of Warrington county, u, o., de-
ceased, AL persons having claims Anat the said de-
ceased hereby warned 70 exhibit the with the
vouchers thereoi, 70 the subscriber before the
18th day q 9eptShbST merit they may otherwise By law
be excluded from all benott OF the said estate,
Given under my hand this 2th day Of septemb0T,
1874 PHI. RMKRlOH,
ssp2b- w0W AdminiStTAtTiI.
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~ WAsHR0IOH, ID, o., August o, ls7l
On the petition OF OALlarA \. Cox, Of West hom6r.
sot n. r., executor Of hATVey ", kGbln, deceased,
said Harvey ", heblu on tho 50 day OF December,
$780, aud oItandod for yearn from the 80 day OF
december, 1854, for an improvement In HOF6s HAy
Fhk0s this application hAVlnE baan authorized By act
Of UouRFuan approved June I, 1873
II ordered th In the b0 OOh cd
on the 5th day Of Oelobor neHt that the tim6 for
ding Arguments and the kIAmineTa report bs lin,
petition be heard on the ga day Of October nSIt,
Any psTaOn mar oppOaa this eHtgnaiOn.
EaSllBsW ". b. LR00KfT, Oom mIsSlOnsF.
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" WELLINGTON, d. o., sept 4, ls72.
On the petition OF WILLIAM \, SHAW OF Boston
Mass praying for the oItanElon OF patent granted
To him on the 18th day Of December 1853, for i'm
ptoyemOnt In Lamp Shade Supporters
IL ordered that tho testimony In tho be oloset
on the l2th dAy OF Noy0mboT neHt, that the time 10
ding arguments and the Hammers report be lin
tied 70 The 21d day Of November neI, aud that sale
petition DO heard on the nth day OF November ne 4
Any person mag oppose thla eAtanaon.
a61J taW N, n. LkG0Err, Oum mi saOneT,