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The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02
O. S. lODSON,
Surveyor and Civil Engineer.
Office in Chase's Law Building, up stairs,
BONNEVILLE. novll-tf
COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE, !
Downieville, Sierra Co., CAL,
August 29th. 1894.

August 18th, 1854.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that 1
~ have this day revoked the appointment
Of 0. S. Dodson as my Deputy; and that W.
G. Still, Esq, is the only person authorized
to act for me, and in my name, as Deputy
County Surveyor.
Ofice-North side of Upper Plaza, Dow
Neville. MYRON H. STONE,
sep2-tf County Surveyor.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02

NRIEDLANDER, NJ, ladies' and gen.
- tleman's furnishing store, Main street,
next to Sierra Drug Store, Downieville.
aug 5-tf
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Arrival and Departure Of Ocean stsams,..
COAL AND WOOD.

WE are how receiving our regular supply of the
w best Philadelphia Red and White Ash COAL
and are prepared 10 deliver at the lowest make,
prices - ...c...---. - p.
We have determined to purchase no inferior quail
tiles Of Anthracite Coal, for the sake Of deriving
few cents per ton additional profit, and by doing c
give the consumer an unsatisfactory srticle, but
purchasers may rely upon receiving the very bss
article in all cases, well prspared-free fr SILT,
and dust. 80. 49, -
Every load of Coal sent from our yard Is carefully
Weighed, (not messured) and 24O pounds given t.
the ton. r+s -.-.
Coal in sises suitable for Stoves, Ranges, Crates
and Furnaces equally we'll prepared in each of the
sizes. I.l...e-...St III =. 80
Also, Cumberland Coal in humps, and for Black
smiths purposes
A good stock Of Hickory, Oak, and Pine VOL
always on hand --,.s. 80 =. - ...,
= Persons wishing good article at q fair pric
should give us call before purchasing of othr1
yards W. T. WATERS CO.,
- e. ofice corner of 18th and G streets
Now at the Wharf cargo Of W A. Stove and Egg
Coal, and receiving weekly the different kinds. :
sep l2-eo6t W e. W. 4 co.
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'OfK1o1 OF CLKRK OF Ho OF REPS. U. g.,
. ',l 80 Septsrfs her 4. AKA.

GEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this of
y fee until IL o'clock m, ON Monday. september
2511Ssls f,r furnishing enc hundred and fifty tons
best quality anthracite coal, one half red ash, and
one half white ash The coal nnst be pure, Of egg
size 240 pounds to the ton aud delivered free OF
extra charge In the vaults pf the Capitol -
Alse, for furnishing one hundred and fifty cords
OF best quality seasoned hickory wood, one hundred
and tventy-fve cordst be sawed once, and twenty
I'VE cords to be sawed twice; the whale to be
ursd, sawsd, and slowed away in the vaults at the
Capitol, 1t the expense Of the coutractsr. o.
10th wood and coal ara to -bs delivered ON or be.
fore the 18th day of October next and to be
to tnspecttun sst quality, weight and measure by
person to be designated by the Clerk for that pur
poeeii .. r,.ii! zoe JOHN w. FORNHY, F;
10 = Clerk Of House of Representatives U. 8. .
. sep6dt25th IS ~ = IN .a'..' -
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pHIt.pttrnn ADVERTISEMENTS,
SNIDER'S WINES

2 q 1T 'PHILADE LPHIA.,
TOHN v. SEIDE Dealer In Wines, Ut the
~ former old established WsEe Sore of JACOB
&NIDER, IT., No. 70 Walnut street, four doors BE-
low Fourth street where eonsasrs Win be supplied
With WINES and LIQUORS on the mort acoommo-
dating terms. - a5f# s..
JACOB SNIDER; Dr., Agent for the I'm,
receive orders for the special Importation Of Wines
&c from various houses in Europe, in quantities Of
single do zen and upwards and also socits for his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, the patronage of
his friends and former customers.
- All Wines ordered for Washington Will be de
livered by Express free Of freight. ie sly
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TROUBLE. At DAN, R1eR's C,pc1rs

AT TROUBLE. xr-DAN,l RIeE's CIRCUs-
/: dSAAyAs BLOWN DOWNSTREAM PER-
SONS INJrRKD.-The Rochester Union of
;. Thursday says, the exhibition of Dan
Rlce IN that city was not fortunate one
= his canvas was Frustrated twice by the
gale, and once the performance was pre-
vented a1iege her. On Wheaesday after
.'lioani Just as the audience had began to-
assemble, gust of wind struck the can
breaking the centre pole, and throw
Ing the whole concern to the ground.
! No one was injured. - p. -; -.
At the evening hour for opening, the
canvas bad been put up again, and an
immense multitude Of people-men, Wo-
men and ehildren-ffocked to the exhibi.
ti6n. The performance went on as well
as it could be conducted with such a
crowd, until near ten o'clock, when a vi
client storm Of wind and rain commenced.
Tie canvas was lifted UP from the earth,
and thrown down upon the multitude.
Tie widest excitement followed. Wo-
men and children -shrieked as if in the
agony Of despair, and three Or .oiur thou
J sand persons were struggling in total
darkness, amidst heavy shower, to ex-
trieate themselves from the position in
j. which they were placed. w. =. - 20.
The canvas was cut in hundreds of pla.
ces. and the people crawled through the
rents, and On the cloth over the multi
tude to q place of safety outside. That
, some lives were not lost, is indeed mi.
racle- A good many were slightly in
jured, but none seriously. Amidst so
much confusion it was impossible to get
the names of those injured.
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TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

~ CURE4AGEVkS AND 8UILOEHS.
NaHf shbAcriber would, RESPECTFULLY inform tn
Il public that be keeps constantly on hand en-,
for sse at tbs lowest prices, large assortment o.
articles neeersa for building pur poses which h
aul,ne before purchasing elsewhere.
= Among the most important are -
,PkHRHHN MARBLE IND IRON AANTEZS
= which for che6pness, beauty and durability
! are unsurpassed
PARLOR AND CHAMBER ENAkELLEI
CRATES, the latest New York styles
DUNLAP cos HOT AIR FURNACES fo
heating private and public buildings, churcbe.
&C., the very best and the uNst economics
Furnace now in use
PONDS IMPROVED DOUBLE OVEN COOK
LNE RANGES
CAST IRON WINDOW LLNTELs AND SILLs.
IRON COLUMNS, DC.
kNC4USTIC FILLNG, for Hail, festibule, ann
IRON RALLLNGS, of cast and wrought iron, an,
wire. These are manufactured in New York
/ -and for their beauty and variety OF pattsr1
AID finish are uRequallei.
The above will be put up IL desired, and every Of
fort VIII be made to give purchasers satisfaction.
Apply at the
Ornamental Iron Ware House,
Pa avenue, between Sd ad ~ strests
|, " 2o-eotf r. HAsKINs
SCHOOL ROCKS Of every description at the
~ lowest Pub.ishers' prices, at
TAYLOR / MAURY's
eep = BOOKSTORE, near 9th st.
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NOTICE TO. BUILDERS.

TUE subsci ibers have on hand . com plete assert
l. ment Of BUILDING STONE taken from tn.
Quarries near the Little Falls Bridge on The Mary.
land ssde D. O., Including all sizes, from small build
ing to heavy foundation Stone. Curb, Tagging, Co
ping, &C., which they will furnish at the asuai
rates. . e -.--s .F
Orders LEFT at the Store of Wheatiey Morrison.
water sHeet, Georgetown, OF at George l.. sherif's
Canal Bridge, ~ street. or ct the Qusyriss, south
OF and near the Little Rals Bridge, will meet with
prompt attention. -. -
sep 11dlm WHEATLEY, sILsBY. & co.
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY. $,

'INHIS beautiful burial place Of the dead having
L. Just been dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
tr the purpose, nov open for the reception of the
remains Of deces sed persons. .,--..
The MAUSOLEUM has capacity for q, hundred
todies. in which such friends Ct the dad - may
apply can place the departed until they select sites
FOR the graTes. -----
The plan of tho noorporstors Is ono Of equality in
regard TO the lots which will not be put up publicly
for sale, .slthongh they usually bring premium
making the early selection of lots tse most desir
able. -. ,..-
ingtop, applications viii be punctually attended
to at the present oce in the east wing OF the bud
ing On entering the CeInstery. u.
N. B.-GIenwood is situated q short distance dus
north Of the Capitol. w. aug ll.-sm
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AMKRICAN q F0RKIaH AaKNCY.

opposite the Treasury Department. W6ikinHtOsa
1 NDEk the direction Of AARoN HAIaHr PALMxH
~ .CounsellDr of the Supreme Court Of the Uni
ted states, and Consul General Of tbs Republic 81
Ecuador for the United States; established for tbs
prosecution and recovery of claims of American eli
Gems on foreign Governments; or the United Statsr
before Congress, the Executive Departments Of the
Federal Government and Boards OF Commissioner
sitting in Washington; recovery Of debts lsgacies
and inheritances in the United States and foreign
coontries; investments Ia Bnited States and State
securities; colleciions generally, rsmittances and
other money business. Having sfacbent and relis.
BILE correspondents in the several States and Terri
tories OF the Union, in, Mexico, Central and South
America, the chief cities Of Europe ina Austr.l;.. IN
dis, and China, the undersigned is prepared to dv.
bis prompt and faithful attention to an busi1ea
that may be confded to HIS agency.
feo fo-Wfv AARON H. P1EMER
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FOB POOR AND 1ABoRfNG MEN

FOE POOR AND LABoR1NG MEN.
SMAEL BUILDING LOIS Of - feet OF more, IN
~ ysrious parts of the City, and Georgetown, q
low prices, and terms to suit. LLOYD h CO.
- s,lsfE BUILDING STONE
For sale, deliverable at the Canal or Wharyes IN
Washington, Georgetown, OF Alexandria.
c. -.-.-.5 I--.---, II 1O1D CO.
For sale, a large and handsome C4RRIAGE and
HARNESS.. - LLOYD co,
18th street, opp Treasury Department.
jy 2S-1y - -
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5no ,gs',.'s i@A.1afNo. b2e.i % -s4.nG
NoTIcR TOR RYs1dRIHs LAMBS TO MAKKET
n ;. no 1ry IN WISCONSIN 81 - rem


pNQTzCE Is ,herthy given that, at ~ reQusst of
~ the Hen. Benry Dodge, snd fF sst.sseiory
lessons assigned, the lands heretofore pithenvn
nom sale or entry in Che HlftoN Rirc and Mineral
Fofnt districts, 10 the State ef WISCONSIN, wrhin
about fifteen miles 90 each SIDE q he supposed
route of the prupospd ro5tsosA non Dubuque via 81
Pasl, to so1d du Lac, Lake ssperior, particularly
described in public notice No. OLE, Issued from this
Office On the 18th July last which we're subject 10
private entry at the time Of ssid Withdrawal, (eI-
cept such as may have bern since Pre- emptedl win
again be subject to entry and location TN and after
Monday the 2hth day of e ptember next, preeifey
on tie came terms md condition. though the
came had not been withdrawn from market And
the xlthdraxsl Of those tewp hips embraced In the
Presidents pfocsInatinp No.. $40 for the public sale
81 willow River, Wisconsin, TO 'conmepcs on Mon
day, The fifth dsy Of September nexr, having bon
rescindsd they win be offered - directed ID said
prcclamssiou- ~ .1 go.
Given under my hand 1t the General Land Office
at the city Of Washington, thia astdsJ Of Angus,
A. D. 1854 40. In n. e. F.-f.., p. 80
r. VIVA = JOHN WILSON,
aug 21-2sv6w -. Commissioner.
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- . ,'' d r UGS,
FANCY GOODS AND PERFUNERY.

FHHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
snd the public that he has just received lar Rs
supply Of Extracts Of all kinds for the han erche
snd ell other things pertaining to the Drug bust
Ness. , I'd ..5. 81 ~
Also, O. goods Observation-Disclosures Rowand's Ton.
ic Mixture, Keener,s Powders, Fever and Ague d.,
ana ali other fsrer and ague rem dies.
-.Li'. - . : o. B0S ELL
Corner Maryland ~. and 7th st.
N. B.-superior Soda Water may be had at all
times at tie above place sep lin
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NOW Is THE TIME

k'oh all those wiz hing to purchase sny article in
1 the way Of fine WATCHES, rich and fashion
eD,e ooio = hHELtf pure sterling SILVER WARE,
70 70 Per cent. by calling at HOOPS JEWELRt
sTVRE, - he he row reeeiving his FAN summit q,
nns goods, which he will dispose Of Ut the .aogss
az ., 10Th e.y prices Pa avenue, between AZ and
sep 10 - Iyoo,.
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, 'CURRBBY MISTAKE "A man in France,
lately, according to the n. o Picayune,
had ipecacuanha prescribed for him, by
bis physicians, who, however, as the pa
tent had cholera in its worst stage, had
little or no expectation of any thing but
d fatal termination. Of the case. The
nurse. deceived by the French word prises,
which in a doctors written directions
means doses but which elsewhere signi-
fes pfhehss, administered the medicine,
not by way of the mouth, in the usual
manner, but as snuff, by way of the nose.
The patient sneezed nothing could stop
his sneezing they thought he would die
with sneezing. Meantime his cholera
was-eared TIE doctor was amazed.
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TO THE LADIES.

FALL GOODs.-I have lust returned frop
n Se north With the most beautiful assortment
vst he osoaasres Fancy, and Trimlejsx Goods sy,
sttsnt,ou sns 70 this market, to Va Il invite tn.
IN n mig s'ods In this market, and vi sota ne
Vh.tf,sr ~o. ,oN prices Cail aud sx4nHue fhssp
"A>'"s' you wish ID purchase or no.
Al RI. =; -.,--s.; +. MYER
ssp ff-eey, s's"e's 'la s'a WI -,
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JOHN REESE,
PROPRIETOR OFTHE
Eagle Plumbing and Gas-Fittine .Denot

WOULO respectfully call the attention Of the
Nv citizens of Washington, Georg -~
towD, and vicinity to the excellent sssort.~
ment of Goods in bis line, which he has -
on hand snd 10 daily receiving addition TO- Dk9
Chandeliers, Drop Lights, Brackets, Pendan :,
and In IN every srticle connected with the Gas fit
hng busfness can be found at his establishment
embracing sll the qualities Of beauty STYLE. durs.
oility and cheapnsss. = -: -
HIS plumbing department enb- aces all articles IN
tnst Line, saen as marble tip Washstands, Bath
TUBS enower Baths, and all the appendsges Beces
sary for the prosecution Of that branch O. his bu.;
ness Work confded 10 him will receive promp, AZ.
t'ndon, and its execution be UNSURPASSED
Builders and all others viii find 1t to their ad
vantage before going elsewhere, to call ut the
----------. EAGLE DEPOT.
- Corner OF Psnns. sYenne and oh st.
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PAPER HANaINGs, coRNIcEs, LOOPS. ae.

Z h1En 1ANV1NuS1 CVHN1CEGS, IOU1S. &Cs
AZ would m es respectfully inf,sm the ct:zsr 8
w of Washington, that We have ow ia s.ore
arge and beautiful assnr' ment Of GORNtCEs
RINGS, ORNAMENTS, &c, ct prices to suit ali
made and put up ut the shortest notice and in the
best manner. Carpets made and put down and
warranted to fit AL kinds Of PAPER HANGING;
DECORATING and UPHOLSTERY work attended
to promptly We keep constantly on hand an
elegant assortment Of Paper Hang.ngs, and in fact
every thing in our line Of business We guarantee
"a isfactiou to our customers, Paper hung BY :
psrisncsd ha Fds Persons requested to call ard
examine cur goods before purchasi ng elsewhere, as
We deem 1t tr uble to exhibit our goods even to
those who merely wish to ook through curl ,sity
~ :. JOS. 7 X. PLANT CO.,
-y-' No Washington Psce, 7th street near T.
sep 4--Gn - ~
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BEAUTIFUL TEETH.

sx.AA DR.. o. MuNSON bias fitted mp thu
tFveS house and office ON Pennsylvania ave.
S4QDnus. formerly occupied BY DR.. Hum.
J. phreys, and is making TEETH on An en-.
drely new plan, with continuous guIn-the very i'm.
pesonatior of nature herself, only handsomer if de.
sired Public inspection respectfully solicited. Dr.
NJ owns the patent for the D. c., Va, and No. :
All departments IN Dentistry attended to and war.
rsnted to be done In the very best manner.
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tifully MANUFACTURED and ., cheap IS s1Y establish
ment In the Union. - q.
DoLtARDs HEaBANruha EXTRACT Or Lus
TE0uB HAIR TONIC,
prepared from South American herbs and roots, the
most successful article produced for preserving
the hair falling out changing color restoring
and preserving it in healthy and luxariant state.
Among other reasons why Dollard's haircuttng sa-
loon, maintains it's immense popularity is the fact
that his Tonic "a applied to every head of hair cot ct
his establishment consequently it is kept in better
preservation than under any other known spphca-
ton. 1t being thus plsG eaIly testsd by thouaards,
offers the greatest guaranty Of its efficacy Sold
Wholesale and retail ut bis Old Establishment III
Chesnut Street. oppo5it. tho State House, Phila-
delphis. +iSos H5a
Z. DoILAhD has at last discovered the BE Plus u1-
IRA Of hair dye and announces it for SALE with per.
feet confidence In its surprising everything 6f the
hind now IN use 1t eoIors the hair either black or
brown, q may be desired, and is used without any
injury to the hair sn either By stain or other.
vi6e can be washed Oh In ten minutes sitter the ar
plcaton, without detraotng nom its efficacy. Per.
sons visiting the city are invited to give him Gall
Letters addressed to r. DOLLARD, lit UHHSTNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA, viii receive sttention.
jan 23-1y. G.. ,,tjs..s,g T.. ,yiI
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PRESERVING KETT1rc

A LAkGE assortment of Per :elsin and bell meta,
- 1HHSEhVLN0 kETTLE,S have just been re-
1lfeo, iogstnsr with . large assortment of House
Hsspsrs Hardsaresall OF Wh Oh are offered ON rss
sonable tstns By tie subscrihsr. -
~ 81 D. - -t JC6. L. SAVAGE.
Pa svenus, between 10th and nth sts.
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ENGLISH CARRIAGE SEFDS

'YsHk undersigped has to fer flne stock OF Bn
- gnn CABHAGE SIZED, among which arr tn,
following esteemed kinda: Early Emperors. Esrlx
Sssterssc, Early York, Early large York, Enien
Market, Large Fiat Dutch, Nitchsls Albert. Non
p.reii' shillings' Queen, sprotabro Whseler,s jim
prrlsI, &c. large stock of the nnest Turnip Seed
20 -tz ~ ..-..,.. S., JOHN SAUL,
ssed store, corner It'll and streets.
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CLOTHING

OF BEST QUALITIks.-In order to run On ~; o.,
assortment Of Summer Clothing, we are now
oneslng our entire stock at cost, embrsciue the
and finest variety Of fashonabls styles to be
'OLorHINa MADE 70 oRDeR.Aw;eh.y,s ( i.rv.
and M hiopable stock Of ne clothA caeimeres AID
vestings OF every desirable style and quality vhich
We Will make to order in the most superior manner
much cheaper than the usual city pricesI :,
80 -, .a.r. WALL 4 STEPHEEs,
n Ps1nsylsspia avenue, between 9th and 10th sta
next door to Iron Hail. Also door. east Of Nafiopa
3AnA1AA--- aaD
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= PIANOS. FOR SALE AND. RENT.
aEU New and second hand PIANOS Of,
VIFTtmy own and several other factoriea
are always to Re had ct my Pino Warercon, on
lith street. between Pennsylvania avenue and i
~ 1-.yT - rHE- e.
Tnning slso sttsnAsa b.. f'in ~ ,-r,,-- ..
hrss .T-.y7tfN Y Il p. q RNOHINlAm d
Es@A ~ very Low p iced ecoud hand ,Pisnos
Fo0 Szes ns sAis, aug l0-soaus
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LIME! LIME LIME!M

'TNHK HAMBURGH LINZ kILNS being now In
L csmpiets order, the proprietor vii DO enAbled
to furnish his approved customers at I'LL times dur
ing the season With lime of the bsst quality FL
plastering and other purposes. The lime mannfa6
tured at these kilns 10 warranted TO be equal IN
quality to any other manufactured In the United
States The price will be, delivered 1t the ka, Go
In any other part Of the gity 81.
Cement and 6alsined Plaster can also b bed q IL
times. ~ 5>HIf-F NV "A. W. DENHAM, r.,
ap s-.6u ~ I .i'Ht. Doe the proprietor!
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TRAVELLERS, DIRECTORY.
FOR MOUNT VERNON

On TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
= Fare round trip 81; frrm, AIexsndria
% ceosf-Ihs TROs COLLTTR leaves Washing
ton at and Alexandria ut p% o'ciock - :,
oosches leave the cspitol for the boat At s5 o'ck
Coach Pare 10 cents SsI J. tefil'-- 1tlffT-
Persons Whaling the Coaches win lssve tbstr resi-
dence with Geo. and Thu, Parker. D 80 g. o.
Refreshments on the boasr - ..-,..-;y.s /.
Z, aug Sit, ..,,. SAM'L 6EDNEY, Capt
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RosT0S AMERICAN ALMANAC, eolpps~nS re,
ID nom its commencement in 1870
brittsh Amxnsc snd Compsnipp, compete from
-t@NPmnekcsme nt Ia lesN. iass 800 a.
For sale, ons copy only Of sssA, By = 49,
sep g. FRANK TAyLCR,
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o. United states Patent once,


II a. - WASHINGTON, Sept. 8, 1854.
ON the petition Of HENRY BURDEN. Of Troy, New
" York, praying for the extension OF q pateps
granted to him on the 10th Of Decembes, 1870, for
Balls or other masses Of Iron, In the manufacture
of from FOR seven years from the expiration Of
said patent, which takes place on the 10th day of
December, eighteen hundred and ffty.four 1854 !
1T Is ordered, that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on Monday, the 9th of Novem.
Der next at II O'Clock, and all persons are uetifed
. sPpsa and ,h9x i they
Persons opposing the extension required to file
in the Patent Office their objections specially SET
forth in writing at least twenty daye before the day
Of hearing; siitestimony filed BY either party to b.
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans.
mitted in accordance with the rules of this Once
which will be furnished on application. /,
The testimony in the case win be closed on the
on rs testimony must be fled In the offce ON or be-
fore the morning of that day; the arguments i.
any within ten days thereafter. - 81
Ordered, ALSO that this notice be published in the
D. c., EveRiRg Argus, Philadelphia, Pa, Scientific
American, New YeFk and the Post, Boston, Mass,
once week f0r three successive weeks previous to
the 9Th Of November next. the day Of hearing. =
, Z CHARLES MASON, r
Commissioner Of Patents.
P.E.-EditOrs OF the above papers will please copV
and send their bills to the Patent Once with %.
per containing this notice woo sep S-F3w
HAWKEk ON sHo0TING, Edited BY william
Ill T. Porter, Esq. =
Frank Forester's Field Sports, 2 vols =
Amercan Game in its seasons. by Frank Forester
The Rod aud the Gun, by Wilson, and, Oakleigh, L
vol, kdinburgh - So ~ 4,
The Sportsman in France. 2 vols, London
The Young sportsman'e Manual, BY Craven, I vol,
Hiaes to sportsmsn, by 8 Lewis, MD. -.
The Shooters Manual a.. -r- III
Krider's Sporting Anecdotes - II
TOu8tt the Dog. edited nv II & Lott NJ. n
Dink, ON Logs, edited by Frank Forester
Observations on Dog Brsaking; by William Floyd,
- Gamekeeper
hcn2roson on Dogs -e-r ~ -s---ts. -
Col Hutchinson on Dog Breaking, vol, London O
Mayhem ON Dogs. Iss"i "a ! = II = 7
sepl2 81 T. u FRANOK TAYIOR
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-27
CAUTION,

Dr. MoRsx's LHveolAn Ne CORDIAL has been coun.
terfeited BY some unprincipled persons.
In future, all the gshuine Cordial win have the
Propfietors fac smile pasted over the cork of each
bottle, and the folio sing words blown in the gfass
Dr. u orsess IAvigora tfng Cordial,
- q. HI. RING, PfopItatof. MY.
p The Cordial is put up highly csncentrstsd, in
P1oe,-3a peg bottle; two for IS; six Or az }
81. az 81 o. II. RING, Proprietor, - %
,,r,,. or .s 100 Broadway, New York.
!. Bold By Druggists throughout TIE Omitted st.tss,
oansdas, md West Indies III. - =
AGENTS. 80 49, g
W0hingtun-Z, D. GILMAN 4
BalGmOrs-aie g. HANOR. :
Nchmond-BRNNETT BEERS.