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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-06-18

The TEA CULTuRE.-The Rochester American says that
gentleman who has carried both the cultivation OF
the tree and the manufacture Of tea from their leaves Tor
years. and Of the time employed 200 men at the
work. has left that place. after extensive examination
Of the soil and climate Of the South for China and the
East Indies expressly to import stock OF young plants
superior in every respect those cultivated by Dr. smith
at Greenyille South Carolina.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-06-18

FIRE occurred at Portsmouth (ya) on Thursday, by
which seven houses destroyed. Tho Protestant
Episcopal and Methodist Churches both endangered
saved by the exertons Of remen and citizens aided
by detachment OF marines from the navy yard,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-05
Alexandria Correspondence.

ALEXANDRIA, October 4, 1853.
disappointment Ladies' County Court -Coun-
cI-IienIih, Business, and Religion.
The recent difficulties among the Chinese Juggers
which caused j failure of the Fakir OF Siva's en-
gagenient III this place, was source of mnch dis
appointment; but those who were fortunate enough
To- glance over the local items of the Star were fore
warned and thus saved all unnecessary vexation.
Norci-lfy you wish to save yourself from the next
failure al the kind, subscribe for the Stdr.
The Ladies of st. Mary's Church are busy az bees
preparing for their fair which opens en- the l7lh inst.
Sulnberless articles, useful and ornamental, have
been prepared for the occasion.
The County Court opened Monday last, and
yet prolong their session. The business has been
entirely OF civil nature, but to day several cases
"f larceny. keeping disorderIy houses, &c. will be
disposed of.
Council met on Monday evening, and after short
discussion IN which Messrs. White, Reed, and G.
ID Fowler participated. disposed of the Water street
question by concurrng III resolution of the Alder
men, directing the city Scavenger to restore the
former grade.
The business and health of the city improves
The revival of Religion in the Methodist Protestant
Church still continues is work. each night bringing
forth fruit worthy OF repentance. AMI.
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United stntes Patent once.

"ASdfSHfOS, september rs, 1876. |
4 IN the petition of HERRIC AIKEN of Franklin n
~ H. praying for the extension of a pxteut grant.
ed to him on the 9th of December. 1882 for al i'm
provcment in constructing Sockets for holding tools
seyenyears from the expiration said patent VIII clI
taxes place OH the twentyseventh day of December
eighteen hundred and fifty-three.
1t is ordered, that tho said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on Monday. the 10Th Of December
next, ut II O'Clock m and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, il any they have, v nv
SAIL petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to file
In the Patent Office their objections specially set
forth In writing at least twenty days before the dar
oil hearing all testimony filed by either party to be
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
mitted In accordanc" with the rules of this Office
which will be furnished on application.
Ordered, also. that this notice b. publ she'd in the
Inlon lntelligcncer and Evening Star. Washington,
d. g., PENNSYLVANIA, Philadelphia, Pa Evening
Post and Scientific American, New York. Boston Post
Boston, Mass, and Patriot, Concord, n H. AMI In
1ulr'r, Cincinnati, Ohio, week for three sue
cessive weeks previous to the second Monday of re
cember next, the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON.
CommisSi; nor of Patents
r s.-Editora ofthe above papers will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent Office, with a pa
per containing. this notice SOP Zg-T3w-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-05
Georgetown Correspondence.
GEOHGgTOwN. October 5.

otloDef
There ia grand spiritual retreat going on at our
Roman Catholic church. Services of an interesting
character Will be held every night during the week
Business upon our canal il quite brisk, more so
than It hat been 70: several months past. Boats in
considerable numbers are arriving daily and the
amount Of flour, grain and other produce coming
INTO market Is quite heavy.
What has become OF the ordinance which passed
our Councils early last spring providing for the re
pair or renewal OF the foot ways Bridge street 4,
III we are not mistaken the provisions of the bill
granted to the owners of the property the privilege of
DONG the work themselves at any time between it's
passage and thu month of September or October :;
and az no move has yet been made towards COIN
mencing this very desirable aud much needed i'm
provement. we think If the time specified in the bill
has elapsed. our corporate authorities would be doing
III servlce by commencing the work as soon as
possible, so that II may he done bc:Ore the season
for such work closes. The foot ways on some parts
of this. our most public and fashionable thoroughfare
are actually reprOach to the city. We would also
remark that the multitude of holes in the foot WAYS
IN other parts of the city, still remain in tatu quo
Edward A. Wright, auctieneer, sold Yesterday at
public sale, part of lot No. |, in old Georgetown
fronting So feet on Bridge street, and running bac
~ feet, with small frame tenement. to WIN, E.
Chapman, for 3 ,00;. Also lot 10 i'll same frontinp
;B feet on Bridge street and running back $50, 10
Dr. j. A Hickey for $50 per front loot, for 81 $50
This property was formerly owned by VIM. A. Nc
Cleary, Of Frederick City.
Al our Building Association, lat night about
- 900 sold at "a .tG25 cents premium.
About 10000 D OF butter from wagons has changed
hands this week nj sl7d sls lOOb, and 500 to 700
dozen eggs al IL cents u dozen.
Fio,r and Gram hGrkct.-There was sales yester-
day of 200 bbs. OF Flour $3.50 for fair brands
extra would probably bring atre more, saw st. 621
Red wheat 81 ,3la 81 ;E,; white sl.:;2d Sl.3 \. -
Yellow corn 729 cents white 7Gd - but little of
the latter arriving.
= We would advise all those in want the very best
quality of groceries &c., on the most reasonable
terms to call at once at Lpscomb depot corner OF
Bridge and Jefferson streets. SpytTATuR
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List Of Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

National Hotel-W Barksdale, Va; G A Banks
dale, do; Childs, NY; Jno Blick, Md; w Wood
Heyligen, La; P Shaffner & lady, DC; + Dain-
gerfeid, Md; S NJ FELTON, & lady, Pa; Miss Sweet,
RI; Miss Sweet, do w NJ Gibson, NY; DIR Italia
ferro, Va; T Mabse, NY; w Mabse, do DIR B
simn,s, La; H Shipley. Md; Contee, do; K
Contee, do Smith, NY; Mrs Drake Mills, do;
w Watson, RI; NJ Jordan, Jordan's Spring; e
II Jordan, do Mr. & Mrs Edmonds. Va; DIR c Ogle,
Md; r l. OsIe, do; A Hay, NJ; Sanders, San
Francisco; T Ames, Mass; Jno Miiman, Pa; w
Labach, NY; Mr. Carter, do; w Clarke, Ga; w
Clarke, do; II Warner, Miss; c Eberly, O; John
ChiIratt, NY; o f Woods, Pa: w Sayr Ala: 8 =
Mcneil, G G Gather, KY; Samuel Geele, NJ; G
Robertson, Va; 8 Pike, N.Y. Moses How Mass.
Brour,s' Hotcl-Jno McMulen, Bait; DR. Krebbs,
Mo; ID O'Sullivan, NY; Mackey NC; John A
Green, Va; w w w Wood, USN; Dr Coons Mo;
I o Harris, Tenn; A Brown, Va; DIR A Quinan,
Bait; VIM & Mrs Astor, NY; J T. Yea,man, Mo; f
FarnswOrth, Mich; w II Clark, NY; l. Bruver &
lady, La; Miss Mcdaniel, do; b Caldwell & lady,
NY; George Caldwell do; Pudney, do; S Cookies
vile, Md II Young, do; ID Hay lady, NC; Miss
Miss 9 Hay, do; Miss Angler, do; VIM Angler, do;
James Phelps, Va; w b Loder, do; II Eaton, Pa;
Capt A Lindsby, USA; Taylor & lady, Va;
Miss Richardson, do Miss II Richardson do; Mrs
Shepherd 4 daughter, do; Mrs Hart, do; Jack Ne
Lean lady, NC; Masor, MY; Weche, do;
Robinson, Va. Il Houghson, do; Stephen Richie, NY
Emitted Staes Hotci-A Sharp, o; II l. Hart *
lady, Ga; Bieler, NY; f w Smith, Binghamptnn
Ransom, NY; Clar, do; A NJ Baker & lady,
sc; Robert Martin. MI w Hawking, Md; Doug
lass, lady daughter, Va.
hrins Hotci-Chas de Kraft, lady & servant. III:
Noble TOwner, Ct; f Jones & family, Va; j Il
Pope, NC; l. Mcclellan, Texas; ii Mcclellan, NC; l.
G Relt Md
Gadsby's Hotei-B F Kmsy, NJ d & lady, Va; J
WandersOn, do; Mary Bvwaters, Mo; G Waters,
Va; NJ Hooper, do; w Fletcher, do; r Il Lati-
mer daughter, Md; Jno ID w Creery NY; w II
Crawford, Ala; NJ A Cleckley, do; G II Junigan. do;
Brooks, Miss C Weaver, Ala; w shafsr,
Md; Smith, do
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-05

t>OR SALE, very valuable TRACT OF LAND
i'll Alexandria county, Virginia containing tifty-
two acres and tractcn, situated opposite George
town, AMI within quarter of mile of the Perry
binds ON the Fairfax road. and the Turnpike from
the Ferry to Alaxaudria runs through the EASTERN
end OF it. There about seventeen acres of it IN
good wood ard timber, and much fine cedar fur posts
upon it. The cleared part has all been highly I'M
proved and ditched with French drains. Tine springs
of pure wster and failing stream thruu.
1t; the whole fenced into the turnpike with fine
Fost and rail fence: a good barn. with shed. and
small dw.iling-hou~e-, all in good order
The soil is of very superior quality and about six
acres now well set in timothy and clover and abb ut
one acre planted in pouches Of the best kinds
This lard is most beautifully situated, with sur
face cveryw here level and even NJ could be ds-
sired Nearly the whole tract may be considered us
ir-t-r ate timothy land
Thoso wishing 10 purchase will please call On Mr.
H. Carbery, in Georgetown, or Owen hurry. First
Ward, Washington, for any further information.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-05
by E. N. STRAIT" N, Autioneer.

TNKUSTEE SALE OF A VALUABLE STOCK or
1 DRY AND FANCY GOODS, IRESS silks
GRAPES. GRAPE SHAW Is. Sc-On Tuesday Wed
npsCiay, and Thursday mornings, October 4th, 5th,
and 9TH, commencing ea h day at In o'clock / shall
SELL at my auction Rooms, n very extensive and val.
liable stock Of goods, consisting in part as fellows
viz
Grape. Cashmere Reregc and ether Shawls
Brocade. Plain. and Figured Dress Silks
Ca: hmeic, MGu>selain.. Bercce DeIaine
Alpaca, B6mlazine, and other dress goods
Enclish and American prints, Ginghxms
Iustrrs Lawns. Book Muslins, Piails
NankipS. Plain and Corded HuSins Robes
Corded Skrts TarltGHs and r,l"rrd GRAPES
SWISS Muslins. French wrought Cellars
Iii en- cambria anu siI lImiiarchiefs
Ladies and G"ntlemcns Hid aud silk Gloves
silk hitts, Nei,s, Lambs shirts
Cassimcres. Summer Cloth. Eestings
90 dozen aSsortsd Hos cry. Buttons
Spool Cottons, Inserting and EdgiE.s
Together with general assortment o' small articles
usually found in i well selected stock Of Brv
Goods
Terms: so and under, cash: over SO and under
$780, 30 and 10 days, and over 500, 30, CO. and 90
ays credit for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest.
\. B.-No goo Is to he delivered until the terms Of
sale are complied with. q. ". CUTTER,
Attorney and Tru-tep
l.. y. SrRATrON, Auctioneer.
"pp 3n-,ltf- Intel,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-05

CERTAIN CURE FOE CHHIs AND PgvsIs-Dr j. 8
ROSES FEVER AND AGUe Tonic The ague fci,,r the
most common form Of disease. and indeed the fore.
runner of most if not all other disea Ses demands for
its radical cure remedy which has been well tested
possessing full power IT, eradicate disease and
strengthen the constitution. This mixture. having
nevsr talei in single case ia pronounced by thous
ands to be that remedy. Price 30 cents.
See Dr. Roses Medical Adviser, Ito be bal OF the
agents, gratis, J for treatment, &c.
The above. with all Of DIR. J. S. Roses Valuab c
Family Medicines to be had of u. ID. Gilman c. Sto
( Co.. VIM. III. Gilman. John w Nairn Patterson Il
Marin, William T. Evans, Kidwell & Lawrence J. T.
Moore Washington: J. l. Kidwell, GEORGETOWN; ard
of al dealers in Alexandria, Va.
rpr.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-05
Georgia Election.

SAVANNAH, Oct. Am election was
held in this State yesterday for Governor,
members of Congress and of the State
Legislature. In this Chatham County
Democratic Senator and two Democratic
members to the Lower House are chosen,
but Barton, Wing, has 240 majority for
Congress. In Muscogee county, DEM
ocratic Senator and two Wing members
of the Lower House are elected. The
candidates for Governor were Charles J.
Jenkins, Union Wing, and III. V. john
son, Democrat. The following is the vote
as far as heard from, compared with the
vote in lS49, when Towns, Democrat, was
elected by over 1900 majority.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-05
From Rnafnn

BosroN, Oct. Mr.. Mckay monster
ship, the Great Republic, of 1900 tons,
was successfully launched this morning,
i'll the presence of 10000 people from all
parts of the country.
Justice Merrill, graduate of Harvard,
and for nearly a quarter of century
Justice of the Police Court, died this
morning.
Richard II. Aver, formerly Speaker of
the House Representatives, of n. H., lies
at the point of death, at Manchester.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-05

hFlSyALiDS recovering from the effects Of Fever.
Bilious !fcases, or long continued Illness of any
kind will find Carriers Spanish Mixture the only
remedy which will revive their dr. oping constit,i-
tons, expel all bad humors from the blood excite The
liver 10 prompt and healthy action and by it's tonic
properties, restore the patient to life and vignr
We can only say Try IT. single bottle is worth
al the so-ralled SGr'aparilas in existence. 1t con
tains no Mercury. Opium. or any other roxious or
poisonous drug. and can be given to the youngest
infrnt without hesitation.
See the certificates of wonderful cures around the
bottle. More than five hundred persons in the city
of Richmond Vs., can testify to its good effects
- See advertisements.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-05

GILMAS's LIQUID lair DYE.-Ths article cannot
he too strongly recommended to public attention. 1t
possesses III peculiar degree, tie propcryui errtll-
ally changing white, red gray hair to beautiful
black or brown, IN Il few minutes, without ar.y i'll
jury whatever To the hair, but the contrary 81 scs
II lively and natural appearance. Ladies and gen
temen who have bccode prematurely gray can, in
five minutes. they wish it, have head of hair of
raven thickness. warranted permanent. Gentle
men who wear whi>kcrs or mIIStachiOs of 4 gray or
reddish hue can IN few seconds have them pcrrna-
nrntly black. Prepared by Il. ID. GILMAN, Chemist
Washington.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-05
Terrible Storm.

BUFFALO, Oct. A terrible gale &C.
CURED yesterday on Lake Erie. Awreck
was seen OH the Lake near the Canada
shore, with three men clinging to the
masts. The steamer Mayflower fired up
to go TO her assistance, but the sea was
SO high that it was deemed imprudent for
her to venture out. The wreck was az
forwards seen with only one man upon it.
A lfe-boat was subsequently sent to his
assistance.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-05
Indian troubles-Many Persons Killed, &c


LOUISVILLE, Oct. 3.-The Salt Lake
mail arrived at Independence on Wednes-
day last. Mr.. JIM. Bernhisel, delegate
TO Congress, was among the passengers.
The emigrants had all passed Salt Lake.
The Indians had been very troublesome
in Utah, killing many persons. The
Governor had issued proclamation call
ing all the military forces of the territory
into service. He had also ordered a wall
to be built around the city, twenty feet
high and eight thick, with ditch on the
outside.
A body of fifty armed men had been
sent out, but no captures had been made.
Hot work is anticipated. Major Fitz-
patrick, having distributed the goods to
the Indians at Fort Laramie, would re-
turn soon.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-05
The Fever in Miksisaippi

CINCINNATI, Oct. 3.-The Mississippi
papers report the fever to be declining at
Ficksburg, but very violent at jackson
where one hundred cases occurred one
day.
At Port Gibson there have been sixty
deaths; at Grand Gulf, fifty; and at
Shreveport, La, twenty.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-05
by r.. n. STRATTON, Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE of very VAL
IL liable Real and PersOnal Estate.

by r.. n. STRATTON, Aucfioneer.
EXECUTOR'S SALE of very VAL
IL liable Real and Personal Estate.
On MONDAY. the 18th of October next at o'clock
p. m. will hr sold at my ancton rooms, south side
of penusy wanna avenue, rear 10th street all the
real and personal property belonging to the estate of
Tiios. W. Pairo. deceased viz:
Lot ). i'll square north of4. fronting on Prnnsyl J.
vania avenue and street, containing about 1900
feet.
warehouse and wharf fronting on 10th the Potomac
river and O. csap~ake and Chic caral, Icing one of
most valuable pieces of wharf property in the city.
Lot 10, square 100, with three-sory brick dwell
ing, now occupied hy he}. Young, FISH, north
street, between 18th ard 9Th streets. west
Lots IL and Is. square 9n. on west side of 18th st
west. between and north.
Lot /, square 34S with three s.crv brick store
hou'e, now occupied 10y J. VI. Dom g. Brother, and
Of the very best business stands in the citv sit
10th and llth streets wet
A small part of lot 20. square 3GS. an alley
bacs Of ID and 9Th streets. ID and 81
handsome country seat. containing about IS
acres of ground. with large ard substantial brick
dwelling house. large ard substantial barn. and 9TH
or out-h"uScs; situated 81 the heights just north
of the city boundary line. adjoining Kalorama
50 shares Bank Of Metropolis Stock
4v0 do Patriotic Bank da
80 do IInustonic Railroad do
do c. and o. Canal do
do Washington City and Geors town Steam
racket Stock
] do Washington Library Company
One hun fred dollars CORPORATE Ii of WashinIto
Stock.
Terms of sale For real estate one-tkird cash res
idue in one aud two Yeas, with interest secured by
deed OF trust on the property for the stocks cash
will be roia;r' d.
BY order OF C. w pAIRO. Executor
X. n STRATTON, Auct'r
sep l6-FITu3wSeDtd-
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

/ WILL offer al private sale, my LEASE, with
l. Bar room Gas Fixtures and other articles all of
which will he shown to any wi, hing to pr-
chase. Locality ON Pennsylvania avenue, south
side, near 9TH street; runs hack to street; con-
tans IL rooms, i'm good order. Time of lease -
months The House IL in good reputc and doing IA
good business front just painted. quantity of
good LIQUOR can be had at cost price. For fur
ther particulars the subscriber.
All prisons indebted to me will please call up and
pay and savc further trouble. J. DAVIS.
SEP ST
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-05
The Koszta Case

ALBANY, Oct. 4.-The Chevalicr HulSe-
mann arrived here yesterday, and held
long interview with Secretary Marcy. 1t
was rumored that KOszta was to be re-
leased on condition that he should return
to the United States.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-05
Arrival Of the Crescent CITY.

NKw YORK, Oct. 5, III A.M.-Thes steam
er Crescent City reached her wharf this
morning. She brings one million and
thirty thousand dollars in gold from Aus.
tralia. Her news is but little later.
The captain of the American Ship Def
ance was arrested at Lobas Island for
firing a gun, contrary to regulations.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-05

Useful ARTICLES.-we have in store
" variety of useful articles, consisting in part of
Hair Clothes Hat and other kinds of BrusheE Dres-
ring, Side, Tucking, and Puff Combs; Puff Boxes
Hair Pins, Toilet powder; Amandine for the hands
Lubin's and Harrison's Extracts; Pomat UNI, Soap.
&C., &c. We have also, q select variety Of Work
Boxes Ladies' Companions; Work Baskets, lie
JOHN F. ELLIS,
sep H-eo2w- Pa. avenue, bet 9th L 10Th 80.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-05

ks- We are now displaying our new and Fashion
able styles Of Fdu and Winter Clothing Our stock
embraces everything that is and fashionable for
the season. manufactured with all the taste and -lc
gsnce for which our clothing is celebrated NOAH
WALKER Co. Marble Hall Clothing Emporium
Browns Building. .en 10
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The Yellow Fever at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 3.-The interments
from the yellow fever during the twenty
four hours ending this morning, were
only si1-and the Board of Health have
determined to discontinue their daily re-
ports for the future, considering the cpl
demic at an end.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-05
TELEGRAPHIC.
BIZ HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR
Georgia Election

MACON, Oct. 5.-Johnson, Democratic
candidate for Governor, is largely ahead,
and believed to be elected.
OF the congressman, it is supposed that
the delegation is equally divided.
In the Legislature, the Democrats have
q small majority.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-05
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 5, II N-Howard
street and City Mills flour held at SC 62.
Wheat, 10000 bushels sold-red, 81 So
to 81 38: white, 81 43 to 81 AZ. Corn,
1900 bushels sold-white, %; yellow,
76. Rye, Il. Whiskey, 80.
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United States Patent Office,

WASHINGTON. September II, 1858.
IN the petition Of JAMES BALDWIN, of Nashua n
y, a.. praying for the extension Of patent grant
I'd 10 him on the 3lst Of January. 1910, for an I'M
provement in Shuttles for weaving cloth for seven
years from the expiration ofssd patent which takes
place on the thirty day of January, eighteen
hundred and iirty-four:
1t ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office OH Monday, the 9TH of january next Mt
II o'clock m, and all persons notified to appear
and show cause, II any they have why said petition
ought not to be grated.
Persons opposing the extension are required to file
In the Patent Office their objections specially get forth
in writing. at least twenty days before the day of
hearing all testimony filed by either party to be used
at the said hearing must Ia taken and transmitted
in accordance with the rules Of this Office which will
be furnished on application.
Ordered. also, that this notice be published in the
Union, Intelligence aud Evening STAR Washington,
d. c., Pennsylvanisn, Philadelphia. Pa. Evening
Post, New York, Boston Post Boston. Mass and Pa
triot, Concord, n. H., once a week for three success
sve weeks previous to the second Monday of Janu.
| airy next, the day of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
P.s.-EdtOrs OF the above papers will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent Office, with paper
containing this notice. sep 19--M3w-
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AUCTION SALES.
BY DOWNS & HUTCHINSON, Au,tr..

CLOSING OUT SALE OF WATCHES JEWEL
~ RY. FANCY GOODS, PLATED WARE, &c-
On WEDNESDAY evening, October 9th, at Z O'Clock
We will close out the balance Of the stock Of Jewelry
remaining on hand, consisting Of
Gold and Silver Watches. Ear and Finger Rings
Pens and Pencils Brooches, Medallions
Studs, Watch Keys, Chains, Charms, &c.
Aiso Pearls nd Shell Jswelry. Baskets
Par,or Bells. Plated Forks. Spoons
Butter Knives, Britannia and Block tin Ware
Albsta Tea and Table Spoons &c. &c.
Also, good assortment of Fancy Articles.
As We shall open on Thursday. in our new Store.
between aud 9th streets we intend to close out
the above goods without reserve
DOWNS HUTCHINSON, Auct'rs
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 9TH streets
octf-3t-