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jAttornrys anti gtgenruis.
KNIGHT BROS.
AGENTS FOR PROCURING
Jarman & European
PATENTS,
3F> sth.eet,
FIVE DOORS KABT OF U. S. PATENT OFFICE.
O. KNIGHT,
Into Sup't. Mann Co.’s Scientific American Patent
goUCJ.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
REFER, BY PERMISSION, TO
Hon. 8 r r ‘* ' *•. Cliief Justic** of the U. 8.
Hon. H Stanbe v. Attorney General United States.
Hon. B. United State® Senate.
Hon. S. C Pomeroy, United States Senate.
Hon. J. 11. B. Latrobe, Baltimore, Maryland.
Prof. Joseph Henry, Sec. Smithsonian Institution.
Horatio Allen, Esq., Novelty Iron Works, N. Y.
F. S. Pease. Ksq., Buffalo, N. Y.
Ge rg? I. Washburn, Esq., Worcester, Mass.
James B. Eads, Esq., St. Louis, Mo.
ROBERT P. DODGE, GEO. FRED. McLELLAN,
Late Paymaster U. S. A. Attorney-a t-Law.
DODGE A McLELL iX,
SOLICITORS OF CLAIMS &PATENTS,
OFFICE, K 0.448 15th STREET,
[Over National Metropolitan Bank, and opposite the
Treasury Bepartmtnt.)
wraslLingtoii, ZD. 0. f
CSfer services to claimants and agents and at
torney 1 i ugh out the country, believing that their
feeilitLe - r f and successfully prosecuting all
classes c"' 7fT claims are unsurpassed, and that their
terms will fc* found to be as reasonai le as those of any
responsible cutorneya.
BOUNTIES AND PENSIONS,
and pay for
SERVICES and for STORES,
furnished the Army, collected.
Special attention given to preparing and prosecuting
applications for
PATENTS,
and conducting
CONTESTED CASES.
Business of all kinds before the Courts and Executive
Departments of the United States, will receive prompt
attention.
REFERENCES, BY PERMISSION.
Hon. A. W. Randall, Postmaster-General.
Hon. H. Hamlin, Ex-Yico President U. S.
y a j General B. W. Brice, Paymaster General U. S. A.
Hon J. M. Brodhead 2d Comptroller of the Treasury.
Hon. E. B. French, 2d Auditor of the Treasury.
Hon Geo. Wm. McLellan, 2d Asst Postmaster Gen.
Henry E. Cooke, Esq., of Jay Cooke A Co., Bankers.
JL K BROWNE,
attorney
AND
AND
AGENT OF THE BOREAS OF REFOBEEB A FREEMEN
OFFICE, COR. 941 s AND IP STS.»
(Opposite City Hall,)
WASHINGTON, D. 0.
UUR KILBOURN. J. H. LATTA.
KILBOUKN & LATTA,
ftai estate grains,
And publishers of the
“ Rea 1 Estate Bulletin .”
Corner of Seventh and F Streets,
WASHINGTON, D.C.
NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK.
jAttamyjg and Ageads.
. ..... ... - - - - - ,
D. P. HOLLOWAY, R. MASON.
Late Commissioner of Patents. | Attorney-at-Law.
D. P. HOLLOWAY & CO.,
499 Ninth Street,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
The undersigned hav* formed a busine»s association
for the purpose of soliciting pa ents, aud the transac
tion of all business connect*! with the Patent Office,
and patent Cases in the Courts.
Our senior having had many years experience as Com
missioner of Patents, more then one-third of ait the
patents isaueu since the organization of the office were
issued t uriug his administraiiun; and our junior has been
engage! some twenty years in the practice of bis pro
fession, we iiave couqucucc in assuring parties that ail
busiuets confined to our firm will he carefully aud
promptly prepared, and receive our personal attention
in the Patent Office.
VV e will give special attention to iu Cer sere nee cases,
extensions and re-ts*ues, and attend ia litigated cases
iu any oi ttie courts of the United States.
A#*Paten.s will be obta netl iu ioreigu countries, as
cheaply ana expeditiously as by any other ageucy..j£|r
ORIGINAL aPPLI Al’lOA'S.—ln applying for a Pat
ent, the applicant shou.d forward us a model of his in
vention, if susceptible of being illustrated thereby,
which model must not occupy more than one cubic foot,
un.ess a larger u»><iei is indispensable to exhibit the in
vention ; or if it consists of » chemical compound, sam
ples of their ingredieuts in their commercial state and
in the manufactured form proposed, should be forward
ed. As lull a description of the invention or discovery,
its extent and advantages, should be given as is practi
cable, to aid in the preparation of theca-e.
Persons believing they have made an iuvention, ora
discovery iu art or science, and desit oca of knowing
whether the same has been patented, by transmitting to
us a model or drawing, or a description sufficient to en
able us to understand the same, can have a thorough
examination Dime iu the office and our opinion upou
the patentability of the supposed invention, for a fee
of five dollars.
We will forward, without charge, to eny person who
may request us to do so, a copy of the Patent Laws now
in force, and the rules aud regulations oi the Patent
Office.
REJECTED APPLICATIONS —There are in the Pat
ent Office many applications for Part nts, of great and
valuable inventions, which have been rejected tbr mete
technical objections and me want « f proper care and
experience in the preparation of the papers There is
perhaps an equal number which have been rejected on
references, which in the present condition of the appli
cations are right and proper, hut in many instances a
slight change or modification would enable the inventor
to obtain a parent. These corrections and amendments
can only be made by a personal examination of the |»a
pers. and comparison of the invention with lhe refer
ences given by tne office. To this branch of the busi
ness we propose to give per tonal and special attention.
For a fee of five dollars we will examiue all ordinary
cases of tii« kind, and give an opinion as to the proba
bility of obtaining a patent. It is desirable that th
time when the application was made, as near as possible,
and the character of the iuvention, should be sent to us;
we should also have a Pow*-r of Attorney, to whicn, in
all cases, there must bo attached a fifty-ctnt revenue
stamp*
EXTENSION OF PATENTS.—lnventors who have,
without default, failed to receive a remuneration ade
quate to the merits of their iuvention, are entitled to
an extension of their patent ior a term of seven years.
To secure this, appib ation must be made at least VO
days before the expiration of the original tferm.aud mch
proceeding be had and proofs presented as are required
by the law and usage ot the Patent Office.
We respectfully submit that the ic<ug experience of
our senior, as Commissioner of Patents, in passing upon
questions of extension, has so familiarized him with
the precedents iu such case.*, as that ’we can offer our
clients the assurance that any business of this charac
ter, placed in our hands, will be properly managed.
D. P. HOLLOWAY A CO.
CHIPMAN, HOSMEB <fc CO.,
COUNSELLORS-AT-LAW, a ATTORNEYS FOR THE
COLLECTION OF CLAIMS, A SOLICITORS
CP PATi NTS,
Prrc.tice in the Supreme Court, Courts of the District
and Court of Cia ms, and attend to all classes of
casesarisii g under the Treaties aud In
ternal Revenue Laws.
No. 446 Fourteenth St., Washington, D. C.
Will appear for claimants before the several Executive
Departments; attend to th* collection of demands
aga Ufct (he United States, to procuring ibt restoration
of real and personal property iu any way h-ld or appro
priated by the tovernmeutauthorities,and the payment
of all du -s ior rent, aud use following any seizure or
appropriation.
Particular attention given to cases growing out of
serv.ces rendered .u the Army or Navy, such as Claims
for Pensions; Claims tor loss of Horses and Equipments;
Arrca* sos Pay a< d Bouuiy; Prize Money ; Commuta
tion of Ration* of enlisted men while Prisoners of war;
Commutation in 1 aud Quarters; Mileage for Officers
while tiaveling under orders ; Allowances for travel for
Discharged officers to their places of residence whou
transportation was uot furnished; Additional Allow
ance* to officers tor servants, and all similar claims;
Officeih’ Accounts sectl. d, and certificate of Non-Indebt
edness obtained.
Claims already filed in the Departments,delayed from
various cause**, will be completed, and prompt payment
procured.
La d Warrants obtained for all officers and men, or
Heirs of such, entitled to the same for service in any
war prior to 1665.
ny reason of their favorable location and facilities
here, they make ms tiers pertaining to Patents a branch
of their business, and for the advantage of Inventors,
and others interested, devote the services of one of the
most experienced and successful solicitors to the pro
curement ot Letters Patent.
Pamphlet containing laws and information relating
to claim* against Hie Government, sent to any address
on application, inclosing stamp to pay postage.
W H. MOORE,
DEADER IN
PENSION, BOUNTY,
Aim
OTHER BLANKS ,
USED IN THE PROSECUTION OF CLAIMS. -«$
484 Eleventh Street,
P. 0. Box 606. | WASHINGTON, D.G,
gittirncgs and Agmirt. .
JOHN JOLLIFFE,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
R. JE‘ Corner of F and Fifteenth St's,
OPPOSITE THE TREASURY UUILDIKG,
WASHINGTON, D. C y
Attends especially to claims upon the United States
for Cotton and other property.
Also to cases in the General Land Office.
C. STORES & CO.,
p«j and gUal (Estate (Dtfice,
CORNER 15th AND F STREETS.
Washington, D. C.
N. B.—Military aud Naval Claims Adjusted and Promp
ly Colle ted. Titles Examined, Deeds made,Rents, Col
lected .«c. American and Foreign Patents Promptly
procure <L
REFERENCES.
Hon. R. E. Fenton, G<*v.New York; Hon. Lyman Trum
bull, U S. Senate; Hon. S. C. Pomeroy, U. S. Senate;
lion. Richard Yates, U. S Senate; J. W. Phtteison,
U. S. Senate; Hon. E. Peck, Court of Claims: Hon. D.
K. Ca»ter. Sup. Court I>.C.;llon. N. B. Jvld, li. K.;ilon.
Wm Boss, Lt. Governor Illinois; It. J. Meigs, Esq.,
C.erk fcup. Couri D. C.
WKDEDEESHEIM & CO.,
wine i nun
AND
Agents for the Transaction of ail
Business in the United States
Patent Office.
2Sif&cr&hpim St ®o.,
imbfrhtcn fkb ben be mfd?m®ijinbfrn tn ttn fßex*
cir.ijiten £fcwtcn n!o junaf unb fnrr#!s&f &OM*
tciL ’tnciebr ftcb mu fcbneUen tßefor
hcrung aUrr (ftrfdiaffc vot brut bureau
her SBrrrinttjtctt mtbmen.
Messieurs lea inve tears fniue.vis italic ns et espagnols,
non faimliers avec ranglais, sont invites a addresser a
nons dan*, lesr laugue. Nous esperons meriter teur
confinnc** et lour patronage par les soins empresses qne
nous apporteroos a lcnr interets.
OFFICES. —Southeast corner of 7th and E streets.
WASHINGTON, D.C.
No. 400 Chestnut street, Room 11,.
PHILADELPHIA, PENN.
A. CHESTER,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR
U. 8. SUPREME COURT,
SOLICITOR OF CLAIMS, £e. f
No- 266 F Street^
WASHINGTON, D. C.
President Illinois State Association
Will procure the adjustment and issuing of Patent
of Private Land Claims, as well as ail other L>n>
Claims.
Also, to Claims » rising under the Internal Revenue
Laws.
To the procuring «»f Pateots fur Inventions.
To ca-es before the Court of < laims er any of the
Courts in the District of Columbia.
Any questions requiring the action of * ongress wit?
bo prepared and properly presented to* that body far
consideration.
G. G C. SIiyiMMS,
PHARMACEUTIST,
(SUCCESSOR TO SI'ARKS A SIMMS,>
Cor. 14th St. and New Yoik Avenue,
WASHINGTON, D. C. .
Dealer ia first class Drags and Chemicals, Standard
Pharmaceutical Preparations and Patent Medicines ;
choice Perfumery and Pomades; Select Toilet Soaps
and Fancy Articles; Eugtt*h Hair. Nail, and Tooth
Brashes; Hand Mirrors; tooth M ashes, Seeps and Pow
ders ; Trasses, Crnt h •*, Shoulder Braces, and Biik and
Elastic Stockings of all idses, Ac., A n
CONGRESS EXCEIJtIOo SPRING WATER,
On Draught firssh from the Spring at Saratoga,
ANDOTHER
MINERAL WATERS.
Particular and prompt attention given to
PHTBICIABBIEB JCBIPTIOHB TOR tad DAY.
WASHINGTON
EDVCATMIUL I.STITI T*.
CORNER OF 22d AND I
Washington, D. C.
For the Education Especially of Colm
ed Mfn.
IN CHARGE OF
EEV. EDMUND TURNEY, D. D.
ProffMor of th* fiRK£K and LATIN 1 annum.
R«t. Wm. P. ateUmu, A. N.
Rev.Gtorge M« Ceadrea, A. M.
Professor of EVmvnt* of Mental and Moral Science,
Raw. Cbaanecy Leonard.
Teacher of Mathematics and Political Economy,
8. W. Stacy, Eiq.
Spec al Instructor in the hnglish Branches.
John S. Polar, Kaq.
Superintendent of the Night Clas&c*.
Mr*. S. C. Turney,
ASSISTANT TEACHERSt
MR. HENDERSON 11 AY HARD,
KVAK>,
• MISSANNI SPENCER,
MKS. J. T. STA< Y.
MiSS it R. NaSuN.
Course of I ns! ruction :
Th • c- urac of im>tr action embrace-* what ver is n*u
»ll> taught inCdiegti*, Acad**mi*e and Common School*
iuciiulii.g- io l epur.'uni a*far as there umy be occ:tro3
—ti>- Ur«ex on*i Lathi L*ngn*gt>, thr h/gh-r M»thM
luatic.-, tin
my, I**t toric am: Logic, ntollcctual us d *b>r«l ptiiluM
opuy—w.tu Kpsjcml aitent on to tl* coumtua Lng iM
Ur .ncii •*: Sp'itiug, Writing,
Aritiau lie, ntghd*. Grammar and i/ompositio.*, *aM
tloi'ii km, with buitahie Lesson- in *he N-ripiures.
1 nfteulioo will be given to those who wish M
become leochec*.
THE TH&OLOCICAL I
General course of Theological nnd |J
otnsctks.
REV. E. TURNEY, D. D. I
Biblical Antiquities and Church Order*
RKY. CUANCKY l
Aesistsat Tc.vh n in the English and other Branch!
of an K<lu«*ation«tl Training—all the Instructors in fl
Educat onat Institute.
The Female Collegiate InstHutM
A Normal Institution nnd«-r the instrnction of 1
exp ri-» ce*i corps of TcMCh-n*—The lndu-tri«i Depifl
tun: being under the superintendence ol Mrs. SR
TURNEY. I
FINANCIAL COMMI'ITEE:
Messrs. J. C. LEWIE, |J. fl. UUTCHINB, C ARjM
B. MOUSE, L. MUSE, an«i Kev. W F. _\AL uN. T
This educational work is purely a brnnevoknt edl
pn*“. rev*-rai huudrenls of trvedmtn are- ii, coni i
non with it enjoying the benefits «»f
to tueir ciictunstauces Funds are much iieectkJ q
C* »N t Rl lit lIuNS <oaid iu thework may be **entef9
t»* the Chairman of the Committee, J. C Lt. iS,
492, Seventh street, we-t, or to Rev. M m F NELfifl
Treasurer, 50i M Street, W D. 0.
FOUR MILLIONS I
Or DOLLARS* SOSTB
REAL ESTATa
On Sola at |
R. H. HALL’S
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. M
Corner of Seventh and D streets. ■
Having moved my office. Jrom Loui-isnv Aveoaß
the ifagitificent room* alely occupied by Mr, TOj
man a- hanker, (oI>» Intelfigrt»»eci corner,) 1 '
the largest list of property to buyers ever ne'ore M
seutid by one hoosu in the city.
lots
from 88 *® 80,000.
HOUSBSr BRICK AND FRAME
From S4OO to $30,060.
LOTS are offerod for $lO each, balance $5 pec aJ
till paid for. HOTSJte also on easy terms.
FARMS
In Maryland and Virginia, and fa tbs District, 1
flSTd^7»si|oo* w *“ ,mpro, '^*“ ,r “
0s Niatti street, near H, a fine Brick, tow stoifl
high, aearlv new, at $7,000
On ninth street, between D and E North, a wM
Brick, $ «*«•*, gas and water;
Ou L et»eet, a fin * thre* - t«»ry basement Brick ; all aM
era improvements: $9,000,
Eight lorn on Capitol Hill, north A street, at sH6nnffi
imiTm
A s|iUo*c»*h; e |w!Mice tSO P-r owntta till
an<*
SCORES OF OTHER BARGAIN*.
January 1 ItfM

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