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spend few mouths on his plantation - his guest
this arrangements seemed to please Martin smssngly,
which invitation he readily accepted Subsequently,
Martin received letter from Alexsnder, requesting
him to come to New York and prepare TO 60 20 New
Orleans with him, he should leave in few days
Martin the receipt Of this letter started to New
York and on his arrival here he met Alexander ut
French Hotel where he putting up. On this in
tervicw Alexander informed Martin that he quite
short Of funds and that IL he could loan him
til he obtained remittance from his mother in New
Orleans he would return 1t immediately the receip
thereof Martin. being rather green and placing too
much " confidence In Mr. Alexander let him have
near $500 altogether. and likewise his gold watch aad
chain was pawned to procure money, which was given
by Martin to Alexander, with idaa thai he Co
be paid back again and into the bargain he would
ceive glorious reception on the plantation. This
went very we'll until yesterday Martin suspected
Alexander to be humbug and engaged the aid OF ex
constable Barber 10 detect aud arrest the swiadier
Yesterday morn ming their suspicious roaiized a,
Alexander paid his bill at the hotel and represented 60
the proprietor that he leaving the hotel for few
days in consequence OF this young Martin being
complete sucker; that he had loaned him money, ya
still he persisted in brrowiUg ani in orlsr to
shake him OF be would leave the hotel for few days
But on sending for his trunk, the cartmon was fol-
lowed and thus this Of false representations
dot. cted by the officer. Justice McGrath hearing
the facts in the case committed him to prison for
trial on charge Of false pretences in default Of bail in
the sum OF $500
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Died,


On Saturday morning. 18th inst after long illness
WILLIAM scoTI, aged 50 years, fOrmerya resident Of
this city.
Ills funeral will take place on Monday 9th inst, a.
10 O'Clock A. 81, from his late residence ut New iio
chele, which his friends and acquaintance are re-
specifically invited TO attend. The New Haven railroad
train, leaving Canal street at ociSck A. NJ stops
at New Rochelle.
August 80, suddenly, Air. Grosor EpuAnos, IA the
SD year Of his age.
The friends Of the family and the msnber. Of IA
teys Lodge No ii, o. u o r., respectfully in
yted 60 attend his funeral from his late residence NO
~ Nassau street, Brooklyn this afternoon clock
New Haven papers please copy.
On saturday, the Attn inst, JoHr McCaFFRY, aged IS
years and 10 months
His friends and those Of the family are respectfully
requested 90 attend bis funeral from the residence u
bis father. Hugh AlcCarry. No 40 Catharine street on
this day, Sunday at clock without further nvi-
tatiez.
August lth. MARGARET Apuafpr. daughter Of Tho.
mas and Sarah Lynch aged months.
Tho friends q the family also the Shipvrighs and
Caulksrs' Society. and Pilgrim Lodge | q. OF o. y =,
are respectfully requested To attend the funeral this
day August hth, from the residence st her parents No
ISL south bird street. Williamsburg. at O'Clock
NJ. without further Invitation
On Saturday, 4th inst Miss Cn,nLorrE MErER, aged
as yesrs
The friends and scquaintsnces are respectfully in.
vited g. attend Der funeral this Sunday afternoon at
No lsa Division street, without further Invitation.
Tier remains will be taken 70 Greenwood Cemetery for
inttrmsnt.
ON the 4th August at Bushwick. T.. I, s,n.u. aged
81 J,ars Wife Of Richard Daoway OF Belfast Ireland
At Niddletown. Ohio. on the 26th ult, Mir. Ma,
AZ Cincinnati July 2Dth hrssr NJ. GassoRr, in the
9th year q his age.
At Cincinnati July 20, Hs~nr RocHwrLL, proprietor
Of the American theatre, Of that city.
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Corfa,sc, Mon No. 2-Aiuch has been said In rels-
ton to the Confidence Man, who for time past,
has been resident Of the city prison. We nov have
90 record the arrest Of kind Of second Coincidence
Man" or a. one may say, Confidence Man 80 q"
In small way. This Confidence No. 2 is q very gem
tee looking man Pole by birth but for many years
resident Of New Orleans. He speaks the French, Spa
nish and English languages and 10 well thought Of in
New Orleans. and has been clerk for Mr.. Brown,
In that city for some time past lie IL young m,u Of
good address and business habits and what We should
eau In this city good drummer His nsne IL Ju-
Illus Alexander, OF By some called Byron. II seems
that some lev weeks he left Nev Orleans trip
70 this city, by the way u Cincinnati and his way,
be met with young man by the name Of Trumsn W.
Martin resident OF Ithaca In this state Alexander
who b very prepossessng fellow, became n favo-
rite with young Martin, and, while in Cincinnati,
Alexander stated that he had lost his purse contain
Ing 500, which was all the money he had about
bin, until he sent to New Orleans for remittance:
and requested loan of some money until he
could effect the remittance representing at TN.
same time, that he vas a wealthy man owned a
large plsrtstion, eighty four miles above Nes Or
leans also large number Of negro slaves occupying
splepd residence and In fact rich man ON these
approximations, Martin was induced TO pay his ex
pentes from Cincinnati 20 Buhslo took him TO thsc.
and introduced him TO his father q rich pianter
After this Alexander found his way 10 New York, but
before leaving Ithaca he gave Martin pressing inyi
tstiop TO return back With him to New Orleans and
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MEDICAL.
A GOOD MEDICINE.

A GOOD MEDICINE.
THE VIRTUES OF THE SARSAPARILLA AR1
i universally acknowledged, and sxternnator =
complaints and purifier OF the blood knew 1
NO better preraration medicine than
DIR. ROBERTS COMPOUND ga kSAPARILLA PILLA
They Acknowledged by sbsst physicians be noe
only upexeeponabe but etlcaoous in the highest degree
end their basis being the rosf
these pills operate both alternative and mild
strengthening the digestive their powerful Atsr
tive and mild eathartc propsrtiss and giving and
the body other medicine
They particularly adapted andote for
asd epidemic disesses prevent the formation Of Bilious
and liver Affections Fever and Ague Darrhea Dysentor
ee in those whs reside IN hot climates and low and mar
sountri,e.
Sold Wholesale and retail at the principal depot Ia
Chambers street. and also by all the principal Drugs
Price u IA box pills l3t<
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TYR Posr OrrfcE Rsuwsr AcctDr~r - The
papers pamphlets and letters which reached thi cit
by the Southern mail on Thursday at 8 o'clock ?. VI
vere In such vet condition from having beer In tho
csnsl, a. 20 render delivery impossible.
Drsrn or AZ Aosp CIrfzt,.-Jsmes w. Lent dsi
yesterday msrning In his seth year lie was q prorni-
hent. active democrat, and held Office for long time
under Chat party.
THr FERRy. Boar AccrDr~r --JoHv Forpvs We learn
that John Forbes though not out Of danger continu
better We are requested to sny that he not iu-
toxicstod. The impression that he was probably
conveyed 90 the spectators from the wild way In which
he cried out under the excrucsting pain. No d,ubt
this will for the incoherency manner that
seemed like fntoxication.
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FRENCH LANGUAGE

RosIOn sept6 Isp.-Prcfesscr Edwards syssems
rruoucn in the french language which 90 far ssTss
srcss and results 1pvn ~, ~ r,nvv
SOS vho are DESTROYS r.nch read his oir.uIsr
-r w. rer,ss the mcst skertica Oh
he snpsreriy OF the Professors ali oth.v ~.
rcrss are 70 be had At the boohstores II Tr.rch
- Nassau 81 w. kernot st3 Brssdvay Thomas cro-s.
np urosdv snd ~ The Professors East T~sS
yonrth g. between Fourth and Lexington avs Class .vs
evening TERMS fi7 foe ~ lessons In sdva,e. sshaar
sssss IN snd nssr New rsrk Families ssush At shsis
mysc-mlav
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Movements OF Individuals.

ARRrvALs AT THE HorELs.-Among the arrivals at
the hotels yesterday are, at the Irving House, Capt.
Garland, L. S. M. corps, and LADY, DR. J. Simpson
u. S A.; r. A Prentss, U s. N; DR.. Arthur u. A.
+. II Guitman. Natchez; aud G.. A Chaage, French
Consul General to the republic Of Guatsmas At tho
Astor-Lieut Cong baldwin u. s. Ship Nautilus,
end lady
Hon. Joshua II. Giddings has idered hs deter
minaton attend the Peace Convention ut Paris
and will leave for France on the Sth inst.
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.
XANpER'S TRICOBAPHH

1NBiS CELEBRATLD HAIR DYE HAS NOW BEEN
in three years, during which time nearly One Hun
irsd thousand Boxes have been soa giving sat
faction II i'm to the HAIR in instant. beautnA
brown black cser only squaed by and Is askAsw
be the NEST successful PREPARATION invented
for the purpose.
For Gale BY A. B. D. Sands Of Fulton VILLAS
streets Rusht Co, broadway; Thomas Maxwell, VIII
ham street. Moore TNysr, 81 Maiden lane by druggists
generally throughout The United States and by the
aeonts r. 4 @. A WRIGHT,
ts5 l2o~ Ne. q South Phiiadelphin.
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Pa ,sengers ArrfveA.

LryrRrooh s.p n. ~ AsIstesn.hir c.nsris q Dos.
ana infsnt Mrs Bsr,or Mr. and Miss Glenn,
Ienno, q Rouse, Randall Homer, Blstesy, Webster.
nesy. Jr Trenholm Moro, css. Christ, smith. sise
ilv CEkins schouler Bat. Negs' a acheier Gun
.nd srs Iru,,op " Tsllmsn, n. r. smith sss,e5
ton, schmidt Knowles. n Hughes de lisie cornish
Rev Mr. Wells. he.Srs Wells wv .Frsneis, wilder.
81.
From IIsif,x % Bostcn-Dr Grin. Mes.r, Johnston
Thompson. Lane, Patton, Hoyt--S. Total q. -, a.
MISUNDERSTANDING fermentation Prem uss hr
rrentss children ard servsnt. Miss Adams DIV orner
Mrs Conner, w Gunnets, w Van Armand. Robt 'ere
p,she John Josmus n Reg noids Y A. John M
drew mrs Libby. New Orleans John Murray John Har
DIV Black Asbams; JForeman, r Dorman, benj suttor,
niorids feathers,onhsush. Bsitimore: w Hsie Mrs
Hale child and servant, Smith, Mrs n and ehiid
rsn Sss: samuel I,pyt y uu,esng, Cutler John
Donney, James Gorrie Savannah; sfitie Oven nj NOV,
rs Horrsbem, Hyde, G Psrkhurst, Macon; q w
watkins, Chase, sparts; and in the steersxe-
NV OhLssrs-ship Jane Purinton--Mrs Eunce Mar-
we'll John Ciiroy. James Ferruson. ~ ~A
OF n,scrrr-Bris Queen vctOra-Hr Hughes, lady and
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MARITIME INTELLIaE EXON
Port OF New YORK, Aug. ., Isss.


sbirs-Ocesnus Burseey san Francisco Ogden; Kappa
snncct, Cushing Liverpool prasue k.bfpson Co. North
rner. Budd Charleston, Spoford, fileston \ Co.
Btigs-Jus tSpI Soule, 81 john, NJ, Chsmb.rIsin 4
helps John hsrshsii Collins Bangor, Nssmith Walsh,
'hilurs, Ttstcher, Ssvspr ali. Durham 4 Dimon.
s,Lrs Jus Ann, Tuthill, Peter burg Michigsn Yates
Baltimore. Johnson Lowden; Tsbiths Grcer. Nsrsu
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DR.. Y. FELIX GOURAUD'S

THE SUMMER soLsTIcE HAS REACHED US. AND
man in shape Of Tam ssnsarn TrsssIss %pls sa.sss
;shngs Moth ls.tsr Salt Rheam P.sbess Itoh and al
aSsm I; Ss. r. 80:
soma Of light csmpsHen are exposed TO the influence Of the
spots similar in appearance stains In the
spot. are popularity termed freekles There
;ns Z. %s % d.
Of the I ss ysas and
ss si: only
BEST sPaR
ar :as
and useenbIs aim ~, ,s ,,h 20 ,s. h s;y
fault habits health the individual The icrnss
arc wasie soLr not rsguary e%ployee or where
Il. late ,S1 sn
sirXnIhs, rrS. THY xsr sIyrTisa rsrrDirsrs. half
other and wsshter against them hsy-
% sns Ss has hs
q being mO,:d with brown spo, DIFF
s1S % ' IL as . ss. white .
S rae S"1 &: 's deep and
,,., A.. lI .nLi!a MEpIcAIsp sOAP,
GouRxUDs SOAP expressly designed 70 sii,y that in
hs ssa.s a r1 ., the sus when pr
while it powerful action upon the pores as an Absorbent
70 hS s aus 81 s' and
''ass .s ms sa. are rendered a, IN. ,r.
sent when hundreds q ladies leaving
Bs,hessa otbsrs I" lave tSsr oysy Iimss i'm 70,
water, sSs sqa ss ss ;sSsS: BY, .Sa,
rsy.ss their .ru' usc,, they piSndfaiiy supplied
win srmor Of rt TSirm ~ Aims III W. %ouLry
Armed rh III. An M hnpu s s.,,sn, soAp
ssns ile xjs1, a.y mot the ish.ans. true Ss u.
BY h Wonderful ssp ~ Kos. who the
- ssss SS
s ~ G a n' gsseI y 'i u s, am
in tRs DEEPER. water, and Tsrn. tfs % 10 oss ON s
s ss,sf es that s' p'b soA a . s1sEs =
msdy Tor al sutsnsous di.oeses such as
ARofb hoTt mNes c m4Rs S cAkr NHKuH
=: and r;.; sS .s
The health ss' and comfort Of her babe should
,o,.,..s, A.. cogRAgps soar
Sss q .o wss ssa sSss,s hands sss..
tender skin tstted and rris,ed ~ the pas.sg.
% ss isSss sas . s% % II
sn Idsn, ,.. soar : S. %H.
p 81 DR. .. r, ..,s . s de-
0oURAIJps PoUpRE stjBTILE.
for TIE eradication of ssrerauous hair Is an. most rerf.ex
s,a ,at. $3.50
81 on ssse prns, n sr.s,yp SsaS -. nd
Growth and romeve M with tha ,st nerfess
feasibility and eo%Ils,sn..s Tks sor1ss, Dr. wos ssy.
der.,r.
deed hsy nay suited 70 special
They analogous 20 the scarf sknin mode Of FERNS
aud OH
later .,r.Is,sa nom The sensitive air " m..n.
@ latter mssS dSs the rousrs suss. eject iis oajssS
Ivcry o. the akin. with the oxe.pton
the hands the soles OF
psopsoros HAIRS 1hs length and thiskness Of ths
hair generally regulated by Law OF natu thors
stsnc. nature designed s,nhbsrn srsRn as an. most
fttns OF Int hox unoe,th
pnsssmfy does sueh an hirsuts esrnture eppear 5s
Lin gentle worusn When su eotsi "A =.
ninstior each h.iy "A shovn - - a. era
and "A Is tbroush tbs ves,m ~ h. ,ene OF tsns
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HOTEL TELEGRAPH.
II IN AnKnnNv

Ar No. 1s2k wuL,am srprrr, Nrv Yosr
NJ hnutACTUREs HIS PATENT ANNUNCIATOk on
Hotel Ieesrarh. for the ~ Hotcla stcaushps
ivs dwenFs He also respectfully begs 70 inform sbe
ono mat ne yli execute all order snd prosecute all in
frineemepts Of HIS Patent with Despatch Orders
or sttns them up Be- addressed shs undkr-
"s me- ~ ~ 70 rro"As csArAsss no Brcfdvsy:
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Rssissa III. cSs:. sssssss cs.s2as. Ley. o.;
fssS .sss:s f. nas:i s,.,. New
Haven.
mdse. TO Mitchell Tho cxpcrisnced sucosssion Of
North essterly gales Surfing the entire passAss.
. ss1ss stsY s,' with md'' 'ad
Is SISs .a's stanton. July ~ % osi.sssi. saw
ship Jane puIiScn psriason. Now Orleans % days. with
'0 psrs srrStS. tof Bs.tsn whu,, w,o, Can.
for orders All hands sick with scurvy. except
FROM Liverpool i.r sss.yi. a ss is sas
ship Eliza for Pert Adelaide with as PASSENGERS days
day.. from California .''A' '0hr 0'
Bark Iwsaowna Barton Bordeaux days, With andes
&C. to Hstsen H &C. July RI It. - q lon .. "a gohs ps
49, spoke sehr Atlantic Dizzy from the Banks bound TO
Brig Aeonte Park Palermo, 81 days. with fruit &C. to
Brig Thomas TrOwbridss (of Now Haven). whi,uosey,
TrHiaAd nOT; sI sgsp with g .ernss and
ballast Middleton Go: July 2 lat 2s Ion TO- spoke brig
Br brig Jane Allison Brown, Windsor Ms Is days. with
brig Reindeer Flowers Sullivan Ne. with granite for the
schr Sarah Matilda Hartman Frankfort, Me, with cut
granite. for the U s Dry Dock Brooklyn.
schr Nevis Robinson Thomaston, with granite for Bed
sloop Gold Lear James Mstone Point, Conn., with Gu.
granite, for tho Dry Dock, Brooklyn.
Tho semsphore at the Highlands reports vessels in
sight bound in, At sundown
sailed.
Steamer Northerner Budd, Charleston brig Hercules,
-; and others not known.
Avo Wind at sun rise. NV; meridian Sc; sunset.
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SrocK S.Lts.-Fira Board-$loO State IS, SO; 1 Far
mers' aud Mechanics Bank, ~. .7fier Board-s2000
Harrisburg Railroad Is sOh; 1 900 do, gOk Girard
Bank, 1919 do. l2lS; 1000 Reading Railroad Mort
gage Bonds, 60 rs Reaeipg Railroad, IS Farmers
aud Mechanicsi Bank, 6lL.
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BANK OF SALISBURY.
VHE Notes Of the Bank OF ssli,bvry Maryland
by r. HoUoHToN, 50 Wall street, 81 0Nk PER cs1
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mAfkNI COnIIUUeu Nfn, VIII HnIcs
OF 5000 lbs North west at 3Jc. cash.
WursKE,.-The market was without material change,
and the sales Of the day 300 bbs including Ohio
and prison at 2lc cash, and 70 hhds drudge at 2ic
time.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DiANos ron SALE AND TO HIRE. AT BARCLAY
street. opposite the Aston House. from S to octavss
JAMES THOMPSON CO.,
iecG lsr Mailman n RsnAaB.
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w..Alassaa Ua,v.r..sy or s.l,lmsr..


anaua session for ls4s and 80 win with nuoduc
tory lectures, the last Monday In October
The daily lectures thereafter will be temporarily delivered in
eoanodous building neatly htted for the Liberty
street, door NORTH of Baiimore.
ist MEDIcAL FACULTY,
John O. g. Monkur NJ Dnsttes and Practice Of Medicine
Med jurisprudence and Mental Diseases. ,a l9 ~.
George o. Roberts, NJ Dobsteries and Diseases Of Women
and Children, io ~ pt 5.a lfSt III ut sl.IiLIlf
Reginald NJ Wright, A, M. N. D.--Chemistry,
A. 5nowden Pggott A. M. M, D.Anatomy Physiology.
y r. N. Wright, A. M NJ D.--Surgery.
A. .. Pggot A. M NJ D-Therapeutcs, Mat Medica and Iy
gene. It#f. Ef3gt sh8'4t fin5S
Of Anatomy. 'I} 'tH ' liF
The Faculty have their command ample MEANS appa
aus, models &c. for thorough and complete Is
hyeed in the best regulated country
ech models the largest and Imported
procured In Paris al efest cosi. ,.4 r6 '4s44s M.
The Faculty intend, possible to ill the chairs
with gentlemen thoroughly qualified meet responsible duties
thereof ~. m a4.4-. SD .t
They pledge themselves unweaed Of
all who be disposed themselves under their
Tickets Sl5 each diploma $40 demonsraor $40 matricua
ton students arriving the city requested
member Of the Faculty will
lection of boarding house, SC, &c. @' r #Njf9
For further information address the Denn Of the Faculty
REGINALD N. WRIGHT,
No. l05 West Fayee street. door west of Liberty
Sept 6-2aw4w 80 tas4' q r ~ .sss
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NILIIAM H. MNNIx, Of the General Land ofice viii
prosecute elAs OF kind against the government before
Congress any o. e departments His experience In the different
branches Of s ap&lnen especially those In relation 20 mitaI,
require his services The prompt issue OF for lands sold
located BY military win secured, all
taken dead Claims
wees u ae war ahe war Of sa and Mexican war
collection rents, 0f real owned
this city by nonresdenb others.
Reference II made Shields formerly Commissioner
u the General Land oce Hon Richard M Young late Commits
Land Oce members Congress generally Of Illinois,
Thomas Rciss Edmund Burke, Force W. W. r.
Blair >. %. Rives, Richard Waliach. .titEl
Office az asuP Weeaons Coach Factory, west Of The Centre
Market, Washington, ID. q. 1850
sspIs
baltimore College Oriental Is49bO.
HE regular Coursc
The LAST MONDAY OF NoyEMBER, and will continue four
The Mechanical and Dssectng will opened las,
Monday Of October.
FACULTY:
ELRAzAR PAHsty M d., Provost
cnArN Haas, A. M, M d., Professor Of Principles and
Tnoaas T. BosD IT, K M NJ d., Professor Of special Psihoo
w Il. HAasy, ND, Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
Mechanical Dentistry. ..ss
PHiIr II. AusrRs, M NJ D., Demonstration Of Mechanical
Dentistry, and Lecturer Dental Chemistry.
The College contains the ample provision for
ssTRUcTIoN-having rooms,
appliances Mechanical Workshops IamaTy,
supplied daily with patients for students operate Deeg
Room; Museum, containing thousands Of teeth
cal varietyi and two Lecture Rooms. 800
Tickets for the course, S0 Dissection Ticket (opon) $40
Naturalization, Is; Diploma fee, $50.
Sept 6-2aweoam W.. n. HANDY, Dean.
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TY OF WASHINGTON, FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 2, ls4s


UHrEpsrArrs PArEsr oyyIcs, September 49, ls4s
K,ns y ch. ~ A. sss,sr subject eS ss
bearing date July 10 1885, and Fakman,
asn, @ SUBSTANTIALLY the same Sss%o% o. q Se o
sss ss s:.s Swedish 5
And whereas an interference by between
day s s be I'm s das e. "a
ase,. S"s @ and the pats. notified q through
York. Tor Fakman and Mr. n II. Eddy boston, krscblsr
INFORM ss E ss .is sSs as sa G ~
, so e aS g s The d
wa. .s1sa and and that Ne e notice q the iA
Now therefore, this is give Charles Kec
Saiea aS = 81 a"a"ss as. s & letters
p oan Fakmaa Aforesaid a. been adjudsed interfere with
tent saaa On he s & os s anS a
ne asaSs w ~, se granted At s Time above named and q
gess approved July 1885, and the rules Of This Office pertaining
II ordered that this notice be published in the Rcpubic and
New IN DAILY Bee Boston and
- - : - THos. EwnANK,
Commissioner of Patents.
,P Editors Of ,e above win please and
aotise o' ~n ap sev sSsaass me
VERY handsome Furniture Mt private saIe.-The sub
scribe would respectfully inform public they have re-
Mahogany hair and spring seat sofas
Do marble top and other dressing bureaus
DO rocking and paror chairs o. every description
Do marble op wash Closets and . S- 'A''''
s pa ss eSasn ss q dressing
Mahogany frame ookns glasses Of maple,
Cane and !. wooasea, chairs, rockers, &c.
Handsome painted wash closets, stands, and tables
Az large lot glass pickle and preserve Jars with covers
Ivory and buek-handIe knives and forks . as
50 sets handsome gilt and lowered waters
With large assortment Of other articles in the furnishing
e % which we WI" sell on s sS:GIa I1
Sep 2a-eod9w Concert Hail.
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a 49, THE steamer osCEoLA will, Sunday, the -
R,.HIo of September, making IMP week
2e2k above place, leaving Washington every sunday
Returning baltimore every Tuesday
erieek She will regularly, going and returning, NJ
Leonsrdtown, Md 81 Maryis Nd and Cone nve Val
and the usual landings the Potomac, for signals 10 land
FOR NORFOLK.
The steamer win leave for Norfolk every Thursday
oiiock Returning, leave Norfolk every Friday O'Clock
d. NJ. Passage and " 45.
landings. JAMES MITCHELL,
sep@ capaln.