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TO THE PUBLIC.

Gamers Vegetable Pain Extractor.
HAVING, for the last fifteen years, been
Il L engaged in examining the medical prop
critics Of the various plants Of the vegetable
kingdom. in order to ascertain that if by a
proper and proportionate combination aud
blending of several kinds into one harmoni-
Gus whole, liquid medicine could not be OBJ
tanned that could be used internally and ex-
ternally without injury to the human system.
and that would relieve poor suffering human
ity of some Of the diseases that flesh is heir to,
l fatter myself that I have produced such a
medicine. which call CARRIERS NEGETA-
BILE PAIN EXTRACTOR, that, for its efica-
cy in removing pain and disease from the hu-
man body, stands unrivalled in the history OF
medicine. This is no idle boast. as I first
tried its virtues in my own family and then
administered it to my friends and acquain-
tances until several hundreds have used it..
and who are as much astonished and delighted
as myself at the almost miraculous cures it
has performed. F."
Satisfied of its wonderful powers, and at the
earnest solicitation of my friends. have de-
termined to spread it broad-cas throughout
the world, and for this purpose I have ap-
pointed Mr.. q. L. GILcHREsT. of the city of
Washington. D. c., my General Agent. who il
prepared to sur ply Agents with any quantity
of this valuable medicine. To him all letters
and orders must be addressed, postpaid, J
which will meet WI tn prompt attention
NAV 2j-tf GEORGE w GARNER
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For the Daily Evening Star.
The Flowers.-To-

Twas on q bright and lovely night, j
The last of Springs sweet hours
When Summers smiles had scarcely daTned
Der fields and fragrant fow'rs II
When meath the lattice of my love,
[ tuned my light guitar;
And sang the moonlight sereaade, 4laf-
And Ger the hills afar.
And soon her lattice gently raised,
And by the moons soft glare
| gazed with eager eye above,
And traced her image there ..
0, then I knew she felt the strain,
. My SOULS most gifted pow;rs.
For by my side sought the prize
This lovely bunch Of low'rs.
And O. I blessed the lily hand,
That could such joy inipart - E~s'
For i'll each unselled leaf read,
The language of her heart
And when the pleasing vision fed,
As fed the evening, hours; ,.-....
In slulnbers light l sWeetly dreamed,
Love. of those precious fow'rs. -
WASHINGTON, Juue. 1859. TrRo.
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MAGUIRE, Fashionable Halter.

North side Penn. as.. teco doors below 41 st.
q Would inform his customers and thes>
AApublic that he has just opened vcryS
large assortment of Spring and Summer HATS
and CAPS of the latest styles, to which he
would call their attention; among which are,
Superior Mofeskin, Silk Cashmere and Slouch
HATS: Drab, Beaver, Brush. and Pearl HATS;
Panama, Leghorn, Canton, Braid. German.
Sonnet. Palm Leaf, and other STRAW HATS:
Children's Fancy do. Boys and Youths
HATS. Of all styles and qualities Also Wool
and other Common HATS. All of which he
will sell at very low prices. Those wishing to
purchase anything in his line will do we'll by
calling at MAGUIRE'S,
IN l3 Pennsylvania avenue.
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With that he half turned and waved,
his hand, the sergeant and the soldier
sprung forward, and thought they were
a-going for to seize me: so as l know d. IL
hadn't done nothing wrong, except not,
dressing myself decent, I stepped back as,
quick as wink two PAGES, and squared OF
at them. s'l "i'ja 1.i' .e sl''-''- --.'
"Stop!" says I, "t the first man that
laws hand on me I'll level him as fat as
q pancake; so stand clearn' =; -.,.g
The governor laughed right out at that,
and the two soldiers opened the front door
to let me out, instead of leading me all t
round by the kitchen, the way came in;
and up steps Sir Hercules, and says be:
You are fine, manly fellow, and I
admire your spirit l wish [ had q bat ,
tallion Of such men as you are. an
very sorry for the mistake. I beg your :
pardon" and so on. .....-... 4,..-.r,,.
Well when great man like the cover.
nor condescends that way TO humble him
self to poor man, to say he nbegs dis
pardon, it kind Of overcomes Vou,l and I
cools you down as quick as cup Of. water
does kettle of boiling maple sap.
| don't blame you morsel, says 4,
governor: but I blame Pete Baicom,
though: he hadn't ought to have made 7
fool of me after that fashion. This is the
first Office ever I filled in my life, and that
was none of my seeking, being letter.
carrier: and when get home I'll give
Pete Balcom the first quarters salary in 8
the shape of as good q licking as ever be,
got since he was born, and then III resign
the commission. @ a-A -'''. %
.No, no, my good friend,'' said the
governor, patting me good-naturedlg en
the shoulder, ''pray, don't break the,
peace: should be very sorry 10 be the
cause Of any further annoyance to you"
But I didn't promise him, for when [
promise l keep -gy word: and, besides,
he sort of looked i7st me as if he woultln t.
care much if did / give him a quilting -
Well, the first time / met Mister Pete
Balcom, after I had returned home, I
just up and says: - Ht.iiD ..-.
Pete" says [, swhat was in that let
ter of yours that you gave me to take to
the governor {" r..r.. ... .-s...~-
"What is that to you," SAYS he.
IL lS SoOO W Sdld lO1
| want to know what sort of business
was partner in {" ..... II .s.f. ii. .ogs p.
"Well, ask about and End it out" said
he, quite sarsy.
"1'll get it out of you as / get my
wheat out Of the ear, by athrashing It,
out, " says l. so here's at you,'' and
turned to. and gave him such tanteen-
ing as he never had since he was raised,
know. The postage of that letter came
to a round sum YOU may depend. got,
sued for an assault, was dragged through
two courts, and got cast in ten poulds'
damage, and twenty pounds cost: and
what's more, after all, never found out to
this day what was in that letter Since
then I've made VOW never to carry
paper for any man, unless he first shows
me what s in it. - 81. --.s
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PROPERTIES OF CHARcoAL.-Among the
many properties Of charcoal may be men
toned its, power of destroying smell,
taste, and color: and as proof Of its pos,
sessing the first quality, if it be rubbed
over putrid meat, the flavor will be de.
stroyed. If a piece Of charcoal be throwar
in'o putrid water, the putrid taste or smell
will be destroyed, and the water be rem,
dcred completely fresh. Sailors are aware
of this: they are in the habit of throwing
pieces Of burned biscuit into ii to purify
it. Color is materially influenced by
charcoal, and in numbers of instances in
very irregular way Ifyou take dirty
black syrup and filter it through burnt
charcoal, the color will be removed. The
charcoal of animal matter appears to be
the best for this purpose. You may learn
the influence of charcoal in destroying
colors by filtering bottle of port wine
through it: in the filtration it will lose a
great portion of It's color and become
tawny; repeat the process two or three
times and you have destroyed it alto
gether. .. ..-... - s.r.-.-
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T.. RURNETT,S
CONFECTIONERY AND FRUIT STORE.

Corner of Penn. auenuc and l4tb street,
nert KidreH & Laurenee's Drug Store.
CONSTANTLY for sale at the lowest cash
\ prices, CONFECTTONARY, of all kinds,
CAKES. Foreign FRUITS and NUTS. ICE
CREAM, 81 per gallon-families supplied at
the shortest notice. TOYS and FANCY AR
TICLES at reduced prices.
The t1blic are respectfully informed tLat
all Cakes and Confectionery advertised as
above are made expressly for the establish
rsent by the undersigned.
nav CIV J q WEAVER, Agent
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4 MELTING SIGHT.-Roman miracles
are as plentiful, Just now, as pantomimes-
We have recently had a =. winking pic.
ture," and at present the papers are full
of the most glowing accounts, in. France,
of "a" bleeding picture. A correspond
ent Of the Times suggests that the mois-
ture in question, which is sworn to be
blood, is nothing more than the pitch,
which has been mixed with the color
This seems 70 be a very natural solution;
for the miracle, in the description, was
colored up to such tremendous pitch.
that we do not wonder at little of it
melting Punch. '@ "@@ sai
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Efforts are being made in New York to
introduce foreign and rare birds into
Greenwood Cemetery. Cages of some OF
the finest songsters, and birds Of the rich
est plun,age, have already been taken
there, in the hope that they will pair and
domesticate themselves. This result is
uncertain, but the seclusion of the place,
the grand old woods. and the impossi-
bility Of molestation by sportsmen, render
The success of the experiment quite pro-
bable.
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G. L. GIBERSON,
Attorney and Counsciler-at.La

DRACT1CES in all the Courts Of the Dis
i trict, aud attends to the prosecution of
Claims before Congress and the Executive De-
partments.
ry Office on Louisiana avenue. near eth
street. og Jan 3
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COOPER e. yIc(ssSAN,

PLUMBERS AND GAS-FITTERS.
Hot-Air and Hot Water Furnace Manufac-
turers,
uAFING removed to street adjoining the
i i Bank of Washington, would respectfully
invite all persons wanting work in their line
to give them a call, as they intend to do work
in New York style and for New York prices
Fl. D. COOPER is we'll known to the citizens
of this city as being general builder. and as
being connected with the Hot Water Furnaces
at the Observatory and Winder's Building,
previous to August, 1851, and Mr. MCGuAS is
practical Plumber from New York
Call and see us ap15
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WILLIAM III, BAUM.

.- WILLIAM HI. BAUM, NJ.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
On Maryland Auerlue, near Serenth Street.
rs PREPARED to undertake any kind of
i BUILDING. REPAIRING attended to
with promptness. ap 2l-Rw
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NEW CIGAR STORE,

WILLIAM 0. DREW has just opened his
w, new Store, corner of 9th street and
louisiana avenue, and offers to the public a
good assortment Of CIGARS, TOBACCO, and
SNUFF.
Call and try for yourselves ..--
95-tf
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E. CARRINGT0N.
hey and Counselier-af-Law,

DRACTICES in all the Courts Of the Dis
1 triet and attends to the prosecution of
Claims before Congress and the Executive De-
partments.
y Office, east wing of the City Hall
feb Il
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COLTS REVOLVING PISTOLS. &C.

4 LARGE and complete assortment of Colts
n and Aliens RENOLVERS Of all sizes
and qualities just opened and for sale by
JNO W. BADEN.
South side Penn. avenue, nedr 9th st,
an 9-2aw6w
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HOWELL & MORsELL,

Successors to Oliver WhittIesey,)
DEALERS IN
OILS, LAMPS. GLASSES. y VICkS,
of every description
PAINTS. VARNISH, BRUSHES, K GLASS.
artists 1loterials Of euery description.
Todd's Buildings, street.
may 23-tf WASHINGTON
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r H LASKEY
Attorney aud Counsellor.

Attorney aud Counselier-at-Law.
DRACTICES in the Courts of the District,
i and prosecutes claims; of every descrip-
ton before the several Executive Departments
and before Congress. ~"
street dec 20
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Light Kid Gloves, Black Nett Mitts, &c.
N mn 20 doz. Bajou's light colored Kid Gloves
lHlrEtlf 10 do white do.
l4Wg ID doz. Black Nett Mitts
100 :. Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves.
every quality.
Call and see WIN. R. RILEY,
corner sth street, opposite the Market.
UaS 6-1m
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!. F. BUTTS.

L.. +. BUTTS.
TIN, SHEET IRON. & COPPER SMITH.
Near the corner of 7th and streets Island.
{ - All orders punctually attended to.
NAV 20-tf
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PHILIP ROTELER,
LIVERY and SALE STABLE,
d Street, between 9Th and 9th streets.
III 1S-tf WASHINGTON
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Bshsve Or yssosd bslsss@sss WAsslsx anl
nrct,g fAsrc ~ As tasss aa4 spisstt stsa~s Of ~
Uwson iiss tAs 0Aso ssdtA< stage t. Zo~esVsl &c
~ His expeditions bang ess.pesd by ia, L.
finishing Board Tree Tunnel the beips ~
order the attention of travellers
low The %
road is Vi
the express mail leaves Baltimore daily D. ~ -.
directly through WhecIns l,les) hsx1. ~
Guiding ali stoppages, arIsng there at2 or dsy ~
leaving BALTIMORE nj O. may lay iodr,..
ia 3y nles and proceed thence Wheeling ia ~
morning
m day, meeting The ears ifoa baltimore Wash
BALTIMORE
Al wheeling the uariysicd Un,os lin.
which have us this IONA COM
ion and down The Ohia Oh.
cinpa and Louisville, Nashville, ke a.
Nsw Orleans packets, may be taken 40
ing further on, -,
CHM air parts West pfvce
rect from Wheeling the Ohio Stage Cnmpany excellent coaches
over pa National ZsGe.sle nee
BY railroad s3.4-a.
find this most agreeable route, there being
places. - . -.
baggage checked through Washington Whseng aa
mo- hasge transfer of passengers or baggage.
Fare through with tie right IA lie anywhere
roue) Washington Wheeling, ~ So 70 Cincinsst Ell,
To Louisville Sla.
Tickets 10 agent the railroad sistoa
Washington, Of the other agents Of the company.
WIN. PARKER
May Ii--dN ~ General Superintendent.
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United states Patent Once,
Washington, Sept IL, 1853

IN OF James Baldwin, Nashua, New Hampshire
praying the extension Of granted him
thirfyn of January, $780, for improvement shuics for
the
which takes rlscs the thirty nt day Of January eighteen
hundred and ffy four
the said petition once
Monday 9th OF January ~ O'Clock M and all
noued and they have why
said petition ought NOT to be granted.
Persons opposing the Patent
Once their
days before the day hearing all testimony ned by either
the said hearing accord
with the rules of the ONCE which will be furnished nPp
cation.
Ordered ALSO that this notice published the Union nteI
Evening Star, Washington, D. G. Pennsylvania
Philadelphia. fennyivania; Evening" Post New York Boston
Poet Boon Masschuse and PATRIOT Concord, New Hampshire
for three weeks the second
Monday Of January ncnt, the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
PsEtor Of The above will pcase and send their
bills TO The Patent Once, with containing this notice
Sept ls-Iaw3w
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For freight OF passage Apply TO : ,...,. ~
EDwAR No. X s. c W.l .sso, = ny ~.
BROWN, sHiPIEY, a Co,
n O. ROBERTS CO.,
- Kings Arms Yard, London.
% Dame Victories,
GEO ii DRAPER, Hnvre
these ships win not be accountable for old
.1", re signed ''' and the value thereof therein expressed
,OR sALEA story brick dwelling house Georgetown,
c. on nrsrs ss,wss Ms,s,. and High ,se'. aTs.a in
600 feet through the and has cis
Any desiring purchase, ersmine
application NJ sooron, Of Make, and Brds
ono,hird cash the balance in g. ~ and s months
Exchange Broker National Hotel euiains., washington. G.
A MERIcAs HOUSE. Hanover street. Boston, BY
modern aud fof the aeeommoda
!rScLE Toms CAuIs--h nfc,iho dssueu.otype OF Mrs.
s,o~c, Of Une. Tom. oa.n, on enh's,oo a,
portrait son,as mo fsmos. Queen Of Song"
.see,ins bankss, good. rsn.raly
AVS ss-u
NOTICE AND REmOvAL
THE subscriber will his place Of business
L the Grss Of November Of a
down aa% sss taken The ,or. on lin ss se
from place
Of books,
ton ard, goods
10 catering he will cell reduced
r. rAR>HAM.
NB-Au indebted subscriber enough
which
ing all ready 1hcse paid by the Art Of November
hands Of collector settlement, very
important business closed time,
make a different arrangement in my business.
July s-dnm r. n
sa pHiE MANTELs-Marble Works.-The SUBSCRIBER
ber inform his friends and The public thar he has
marble Sienna Brockede
La Spanish Egyptian Italian, and black nsrbe richly carved
ana par quality styc, and finish,
vh,ch he offers
ombs and sish marble for window ls
~s st-p. platforms marble n and table
soe NJ ono, caicrcd plaster, ~ 80 per barrel
AIso ON hand large New
Nss~ and building H ioves
stock. and will erdesvo
satisfaction who may favor him with their orders
WIN RUTHERFORD,
July S9-3s~6m On street, between i2h and lah
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nnoFEssOH ALExANDEH c. BARRY,s rrsSovA..

OKOFEsSOH ALEXANDER e. BARRY'H TracopAe.
Tou m@dicaea comyound for preserving fastening, ssa
ing promoting growth OF the hair cleansing the bead,
curing Of the skin and external cuts bisess Ac The
Of ul who have used Daryt ncophsous whe
and IMMIGRATION of the hair crupon
bruises Ac places At the head of q. inesdsd
ior like purposes ccnsdeIed assertion Figures
The safes amlon Of bottes year;
receipts cash. i000oo This year tc 6sncss will
amount daily
anuao, 1877 broadway, ndhresrd 70 Professor Barry
requiring immediate aentiOD wOua
The wholesale demand IL from no 1000 bottles
probably exceeding that Of all the oief hair
Joined popularity article everywhere,
Dealers combine TO icrease its sales with rapidly
comp0siton made consiAssahse
reputation well intrinsic value For sse whole
retail, the depot and manuactsy III Boadwsy
principal druggists tbe United
West ladies' Great Rtan and France
and James L. Gibbs Washington, u. O. Sold
q bottles Price - cents. ttr&3A ssasse
May I--d3ms s1s45tH4t EaR ts-sF@
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gives and number OF header required for the
work above the ,hs face end Of which dressed
s g ss' s.s as
,zu ,.r,, A ,s soo% BY sy s re-, 90,
bottom x 70 fs ssi,c g., M .u.. a.
The drssns Of h.ad.r. from II. to he iSS
Inclusive, viii ;. a fosIows. 7sE Ut -
II 70 Il . :. IN IN:
~Tn q - niche: :. one MOI !. f,o~ the sssh ESD
s.ss :" s as 49, % fec. Inward dom d. 1scs Of sses
... s to. q: e, ss :; -
end Of each header, and for 10 inches wide
81 n. o. Sss. On s s'ss p me
he sss . e.
M corner. and edges which msss continue Of fun dasn
The 81 the specified dressed above may
os @ no -" ''s ss ess ss"s r.. Sm.s
those p.u. -
The aes end Of each header . 70 have e,sr sr.m
,ress. vide cut round H. ~'h s.uss q inch
The sach and 70 be square 70 the be with ds
TOP bottom III. Is,h course ohesde
are 20 = des.sd fer = 'ochs. a~ard from end
inches wide a foo, inward from the end the
The ss as.s-d o~ III. fac. end to
70 . ns from @ ssa s
."1 s.s s ..st. .a. :, ee ,.w.rs cm the back end
quality second class soss Sssssssr described % '''
~ BaL 500 sr.teh~r,.
Front and back s,re,chsrs and cous,e chiefly
surface II
$40 hcnt sescber feet feet wfde high
go back sechs feet long feet high, and s
the beds;
codn,cfso. fee, inches high. IL
inches wide the beds;
An top bottom
the countssfor
beds and end The face the
nj named, desft,
inch vide, round fhsm TO show fa'
ne sssfscs within ss dan lines
en ro~sA . split som The quarry. M
The the counter sone are but ~ inches
while Of The n ~ inches N
sta tAs ~ snks u tAtss stove, fAa
10 Aae e ssfac dsfrg asA ne ~ inca sNs isf vsrsA
U,sae caAsc Rect ed PER eubic foct
| ~ Hill, 70 Horf Arssekvs
es sssased sssssrs iaeh The face 70 hs
These 70 -.eschsvs long HIGH inches wide
- "p e-a and ~ inches wide bottom he'd.
o &C" ssune V ~ nan, : draA, =
S' ~ roend T. shewiss csan, evsn jcin's, with
,"i s're5S hnd squa'e EDGES, h~evne
TIE Aseh lets hsve arm ~ sc~ed Il sousss 10 ts
's~' ~" ~ - s s"s s and '0sass ~Asss t.
esSsc mel PER csSe mi.
IN nss ss ase coping oae wide on The ,e, and
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sssOn In blocks fsem 3 10 foot,
moss, Ienslh. and Y feet In thickness.
vertical Of his
foot dressed according spscinc&
!" sarfAcs truly evenly
dressed IN the way win elssn sharp s edges on the
joints aud back Of the stone, with ali full
and square.
e BE- rounded on the Ais edge nche each
the quadrant vi circle VI 2 inches radius
bed, and be truly
form cose JOINTS with sharp edges
AGA cubic feet per cubic foot.
submarine wall coping
wide bed, blocks OF from to length aud
rounded The
the quadrant VI u circle Of y feet radius
be good
work, without depression. The side back
truly fairly dressed "thifd
work., as hereinafter described.
l ,2J5 cubic feet per cubic foot
ia Bill, 10 Cornes-ssass.
The for the southeast the side deep
basin
III block fleet square, fee. thick top
beds this be ds~ssed o the
specific atoms for third class work.
Two udjaceB included
wide round showing square
edges with rough rock face the
and 10 bills. Ntf
The sides also draft OF
them, bs joint dressed from feet
course, jnches
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~ ~
washington Branch NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ham Fol-
FAVE daily, except Sunday, aud 9, M, az anA 5,
IL On Sunday, at6, a IN and 5, D. go. -
The Annapolis
uon and Relay the others at all way sta,i0ns. ge Mn
Trains at 8, and 3k, p. M with Annapolis.
do q, and 3,
do 6 M, aud 5, D.. do
ashngton Baltimore. IL
DO 10 do and return ........... 50
do do Annapolis l rs
do aud 4
The round tickets must n a cases be procured the oce
and arc good day upon which they issued.
+. Il. PARSONS,
July l6-aH AgsaL
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Nj Waits Yelor and juniper Timber, LAM
ber, and Board
For E1ension Of Machine Shop
pieces yspowp'us timber, II feet long BY 10 ncse.
piece. yellow pine timber, II fee, long, by niche.
piece. yclsw.pine lumber n fee, long by II inehs.
piece. yso~-pins timber, ~ fee, long BY 10 inche.
pieces ysiewp,ne timber, a feet long II inches
piece. yellow timber. % feet long. shy 10
piece ye'iowrue timber ~ fee, long, by 10 inches
pieces yellow Pine TIMBER 70 hong, by 10
square
psece- yellow pine timber, 10 feet long, by inches
pieces yellow pine timber, ~ feet long hv inches
rqusre
piece. yellow pine timber long, by Il inches
pieces yellow timber, ls fee, long by II inches
pieces yellow PIN. timber hong, by inches
pieces yellow timber ~ feet long by ische.
piece. yellow pine timber, ~ feet ioss by
pieces yellow pine timber lcss. by 10 ische.
pieces yellow timber, % feet long, BY
p'rc. y.,.~ pine timber, 10 fee, long, by ,oche.
pieces ys,s~-ptas nbsv sss s~~s apsrns FROM Nv
,scbs. At .sssr end, % ~ ,noses Al email s-a,
$50 board iecA yellow
In s# =, ~ ses, board measure par 4 ooo feet
Sm Repair Of HeYasL
~ pieces yellow pine Timber ~ long feet by inches
sy~sss yo~ pine timber, 81 feet hong, by 10 incs..
spsSs yellow pine timber. IS long by 10 inches
pieces ysuo- pine timber, ~ feet long, by inch..
square;
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Coupons IA r.. deferred B0sads OF she CAesapeaks
100 and Ohio Canal Company.

Coupons B0sAeas OF she C4esapcake
and Ohio Canal Company.
Ofrcg OF CuEsA ONO Ca Al Co..
Washington, August 4, 1883.
AT MEETING president dcclou Of the Chesapeake
Company the aoh Of July following
rezol adnped sas 8sS8 Mls8a#
Roirod That holders bonds of
Ohio Canal Company Maryland i64 chap
2e completion o the Cumberland, where they
desire H. delivery
bonds in july s52 January sd juiy 1852 and Jan
le54
pans assy anme GU
and payable from the available
company applicable payment
PRO the principal only OF said cerihcsic 10 bear interest
payable semi annually,
April October year, until said principal
and thereon shall be paid.
Holders coupons may
themselves othe Of the storrsoiag resolution
coupons company
ment n~x duly receipt
same, receipt
will be delivered with
resolution.
Hf W. y. RlNCGOLD,
Aug 6-wtOcti Clerk Ches end Ohio Canal Cosnnsny