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United States Patent Office.
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nm THE PETI TON OF SAMUEL HEW
" TIT. OF Rochester WiscnnsIn nrauinn fn

y
IN THE PETI TON OF SAMUEL HEW-
~ lit, OF Rochester, Wisconsin praying for
the extension Of patent granted to him for an
improvement In Hay Presst s, for seven years from
the expiration Of aaid patent, which takes place
on the 18th OF December, 1856:
IL is ordered. that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Oftce on MOndiy, the 22d December
next: isjo, at IL O'Clock, IN; and all persons
notll1ed to appear and slow cause, II any they
nave, why said petition ought not 10 be granted
PERSONS opposing the extension are required to
ME In the Patent Once their objections specially
set forth In writing, at least twenty days before
the Gay OF hearing all testimony filed by either
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the Of
nee, which will be furnished on application.
The testimony In the case win be closed on the
IOth day ofDec 1885, DISPOSITIONS and other papers
Iened upon az testimony, must be filed In the once
on or before the morning Of that day; the argu-
ments, II any, within ten days thereafter.
ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the Union, Intelligencer and Evening star, Wash
ington,, d. c.; Republican, Baltimore;, Md,
Penn 1ylvanizn, Philadelphia, Pa, ard Day
Book, New York, N. Y, one week for three
successive weeks previous to the 2Sd Of Deem
Der next, the day Of hearing
Commissioner OF Patents
+. S.-Editors Of the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills to the Patent Once.
with paper containing this notice.
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The New Copyright Act.

This law has been most promptly taken ad-
vantage Of, by authors and others interested
In New York city, no sooner was the passage
of the law announced by telegraph (the
Times p" tells u.s. than all the great Ameri-
can dIamatists FASTENED en- nraSse to the Dis
trict Attorneys office, in College place to Sc
cure the title of their plays,- and half an hour
spent in that institution, elected the following
facts ard incidents, illustrative of the practi-
cal operation of the the Dramatic copyright :
The FIRST dramatic work registered was the
great American comedy in one act, taken
from the Frencb,l entitled my Wiies MIR
ror," by Mr. E. q. p. wilkins.
Second on the list we find comedy in one
act entitled "A Good Fellow" of which Mr
Charles Walcott claims to be the author and
proprietor.
Third comes Mr.. Dion Bourcicault. We
find nine plays entered in his name to the
majority of which his authorial claim is cues
toned by two members of the dramatic pro-
fessien in this city, Mr.. ChanfIau and Miss
Albertine. who declare their intention Of them
selves publishing certain Of the plays claimed
by Mr.. EouIcicault. Strange TO say, however
We see no entrance on the copyright book of
any play in the name Of either MIR. Chanfreu
or Miss Albertine.
Mr.. John Brougham has copyrighted but two
pieces. One OF them is g bred, or the Dismal
swamp" dramstized by special permission
from Mrs. IL. Beecher Stowe novel
Mr.. Burton's secrets leak out too on the
pages Of that copyright ledger. We learn
the name of Mrs. Bateman's play with which
the Lew theatre Is shortly 10 present Us 1t
10 entitled &" Self, and IL understood TO be in
three acts.
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

A new Buchanan paper has been started in
Albany.
A grand Democratic barbecue was held at
Baton Rouge, La, on the 9th inst.
Gen. c. D Fontaine, the Know Nothing
candidate for Governor in Mississippi, at the
last election, against Gov. McRae, has de-
clared himself in favor Of Buchanan AID
Breckinridge.
The New York Day Book pointedly remarks :
Maine was never counted in the list of
Buchanan States, and we have, therefore,
lost nothing, though We have not gainrd
what we hoped for"
There has been no regular Fremont electo
rel ticket nominated in Pennsylvania. A fu-
sion State ticket has been formed, however !;
and the Republicans and Know Nothing have
fused on Congressional nOmir ions.
New Jersey is bHckling on Ter armor for the
campaign A large meeting was held al the
Democratic head quarters in Trenton On Wed
nesday. which lacked nothing in enthusiasm
franklin ). Mills was the principal speaker.
Sixty-two United States pensioners were
paid of last week, by Capt. Green, the Pen
sion Agent at this place. As an Indication c.
tho true spirit that animates the veterans, l.
may he stated that they were for Buchansn p
a man .-Cinc:mmatt Enquirer.
The Utica Herald calls upon it's brother sup
pOrtefs of Fremont TO
& Strike erery Tyre and sound his fame
The New York Day Book pfero that if t. 3v
really intend to &" strike every liar" amen:
theu, they will have Il Kilkenny Cat fight ., il,
We learn from the Bingbamton IN "
Republican that the American Csuncil IL Yes.
tai, Broome county, on Saturday evening last,
by unanimous vote, rescinded former res
olution endorsing Fillmore, and resolved 10
allow each member to vote as ne pleased, and
then adJourned Ill after election
The Old Line Whigs and the Democracy o.
Pennsylvania are uniting to defeat Fremont
and ensure the electoral vote OF the State to
buchanan. At tho County Convention of the
friends of the Union, held in Lancaster on
Wednesday, the Hon. Isaac Z Holster, for
merly Wing Representative of that county
was nominated for Congress; and of fifteen
names upon the ticket, six are Old line Wings,
but all, fcoursc, warm friends ofJames Buch.
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DOVE, TEE WIrE PoIsoNER We have al
ready alluded to the case of William Dove,
V Ile poltener, who was recently executed at
=, hglaId, for the murder Of bis wife
eternity lie confessed the fon, "ssnna I'M, anJ
gave all the details. The object was two fold
10 secure T sum Of money, and mary another
woman. Ihe wretched man assumed ;" 10
Penitent, and hoped to the last 70 ob.a;u ~ %
9. The article used was strychnins ab;ob
bsT 10" ,b readily detected It viii be rsmsm.
was also used. 1t is a most no,r ms poison
put Its presence in the human .,sr ofug,
% ascsrtained beyond doubt. can
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

We commence to-day the fourth volume of
this truly valuable publication, the first mum
Der Of which contains the usual variety OF
foreign and domestic intelligence, including
reliable and interesting items Of home occur
renee. 1t will serve as an admirable supstl-
tute for letter, to be sent to distant fr'ehuF'
Single COPIES can be obtained at cur COUNTER
in envelopes, for mailing.
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CR:CKrniSH X -r.s rSA-gs.

Fs7aE SUB -CRIREI -uAS ICSF RECEIN
L Cd ION BoSton are .lpe,b -~.=..s>S-..fssss
Ior Grand Piano. He nov fIs The; /. III
ia's st and most elegau- assortment OF PIANOS
H. ibis CITY, emhIasin.- very variety of scale md
style The lew ard u que Fario! Grand Nag
n;iirent Louis XIV. ai.a Central Pianos, Of 81
ana Cctare5, fGCm Tie Id factory Of Chicke ing
d sons, Wa ,se Instruments have received the ap
pr Yai o. I'll the most dI5tinquis he'd painlsts
Aiao. excellent Planes Il various PATTI rms. :, :
RTovvn & Allen, Boston, experienced r,'auf7c-
[
Second hand pianos taken In part payment.
A the s,,hcrieer has all the advantages OF
twenty Ave years experience in the piano b'sIrGs.
and extensive cash facilities, he III scii Gicr"f
Pianos 1T lower prices than they can DC bought
in the factories
good stock Of Melcdeors, Guitars, Flutes,
&c
New music constantly received.
RICHARD DAVIS,
So 1895 Penn. avenue.
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yellow FEvER.-Richard Ii. Thompson,
health oficer Of New York, in q communica-
ton to the Mayor or commissioners Of health
Oh that city, says that " not only has a case of
yeiiow fever been imported from Baltimore,
but that the captain has wilfully concealed
,ne man, IN Violation of law, from the Deputy
health ofhcer, who boarded his vessel,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-13

a BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be
acquired by using the Z" Baim of a ThousanJ
FlODers." 1t will remove tan, pimpl.s ,nd
freekIeS from the skin, leaving it of a soft and
roseate hue. Wet a towel, pour On two NJ
three drops, and wash the face night and
morning. For sale at shillington's, agent for
Washington, and all druggists
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LIST OF LETTERS
| Rsuaisisx ta tAs Post 0Mes, Washing tos, ID C.,

September IL, 1850.
rOrdered to be advertised in the Evsning
Sfar," agreeable to the following section OF the
Post Once Law-it being the newspaper having
the largest circulation Of any daily paper pub
lished In Washington:
SIC. S. AID b. IL further enacted, That the
list of letters remaining uncaled for In any pos;
once in any city, town, or village, where news
papers shall be printed, shall, hereafter, be pub
fished once only In the newspaper which, being
i,sued weekly, or oftener, shall have ths largest
eirrrlation within the range Of the delivery Of
said ONCE, to be decided by the postmaster at
such office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-13

REDUCTION OF FARE.-Tbe Baltimore and
Ohio railroad company; the Baltimore, vii.
nington and Philadelphia railroad company,
and the Baltimore steam packet company haze
agreed to make liberal reduction Of fare to
the delegates to the Wing National Conyen.
ton, to meet in Baltimore next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-13

SoRA are more abundant in the marshes
this year than were ever known, bat the tides
continue so low, that sportsmen can have no
fun in killing them. At night the negroes
take large numbers Of these delicious birds by
means Of torch and paddle, and thus tho
market is kept supplied The FIRST good east
wind, after blow of twenty-four hours, will
increase the tides and give the shooting men
an opportunity of having little sport.-Rteh.
Dtsp.
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w. q. .7GyZEaOTT,
LATE OF NEW YORK CITY,

L. Ale Of NE w YUM CITY,
- ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITI-
= zens OF Washington, GEORGETOWN, and the
surrounding country, that he has purchased the
enti X Of MUSIC, PIANOS, MUSIC
PLATES, &C fiOm Mr.. Geo Hilbus, OF the
1usic Depot, southwest corner Of Penn. ave ne,
!th and ID streets, and intends to open the es-
adjustment, for the coming season, with the
largest and most complete seek Of Music, Pianos,
and musical merchandise to BE- fund in any
similar estsbl simeEt south OF New York.
W NJ. having engaged tie services Of Mr..
+ ilbus, will still ca ntinue the public alton Of
music, as well as the tuning OF pianos and Of her
instruments, will keep pianos for rent and sell on
the most accommodating terms, making the pay
ments agreeable to purchasers In every case.
Old pianos taken in exchange FOR new instru-
menls.
Orders from the country, either for music,
pianos, or tuning, promptly executed
Music sent TO any part Of the United States by
mail postage free
Orders for military or cotillon bands will meet
with prompt atte9tion.
Tickets for all HIST class concerts obtained at
this establishment
subscriptions received for all the musical Jour.
mails published In this country and Europe.
sc 13-u
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sUST AERIV WE'D PER School, IS
- En's White. ElniIyG HGrttng. and -" I'd,
Win Whit and Red ash Goal, w-.E-Lgzt
No l article.
We vi DC dC'iye-iu. @roI. the YES =. n e.
r'Te wees, coInmcnCii... 81 a:.ray. ~ - -
raose wi,h'n2 ~ isv'rl wictsr repi-S si,~uiN
a.; ,ri-- tlis fayoglt u - 7.r.HUt-y.
Coz kept under rov"r '"sstI,. - -l,r tr4l.
wood OF tue best quality !avs on hand
= < u VI. CALF,
sel3 II =; W. cor =. i 49,: q SIS. ne So
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hSAuRICE STRAKOSCH'S
GRAND CONCERT COMPANY.
Offering acsmbinatio n Of iilnstrieus names
never Jet equailed.
THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN
Il form. q tha,
M'DLLE TERESA PARODG
viii give her F irst Grand OperatIc, Sacred, Pop--
lar, Miscellaneous and Instrumental CON CERT
between the 10Th and 18th Of September, on which
occasion she wi'lbs assisted BY thefollowing dis
tinguished artistes:
Signor m. TIBERINI, the great Tenor,
(his first appearance in W ashington,)
signer OSWALD BERNARDf,
tie eminent Baritone,
this first appearance in Washington,D
Mr. STRAKOsCH Is happy TO inform the pub
lie that he has effected an arrangement with the
wonderful Vio,inist.
PAUL JULIEN,
Who has been able TO delay his departure for the
Court of France, and consented TO play a farewell
engagement for limited number Of night IN
NJ ollie Pdrodt's Grand Concerts
The whole will be under the direction Of MAU-
RICE STRAkOSCH.
septs (Intel & Union)
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RNOTICE- ADEMOCRATIC MEET
SSS ing and pole raising will take place at
Tenalytown on CU ESDAY. the 10Th, at 2o'cl'k
The friends OF Buchanan and Breckenridge are
invited to attend there will be some good
speaking. JOS. W. DAVIS,
Sc 13-2t* Chairman
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!
QR OK .A. -

A LARGE CARGO OF SUPERIOR RED
n ASH STOVE COAL soon to arrive, will be
sold at the above low price IL ordered Immediate
ly
IL Orders left at the Ofics, southwest corner
Of OH and II streets, will receive promp, atten.
ton. .e 4 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-13

Corner EIerenth street aad Penn. arease, Deer
FdrRham'S Bookstore
MIR. F. N. CROUCH, VOCALIST AND
Vl Singing Master, respectfully invit's his
pupils to meet him In the new rooms Of the
Academy OF Music on Saturday next, between the
hours Of and O'Clock, pun tually, to arrange
classes sgreably TO his prospectus sc ll-3t
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TO PRVNTRRa

A LOT OF PRINTING MATERIALS
"A will be sold at private sale, consisting of
Plea, Lcns Primer, BREWER, and Nonpareil, and
some some founts Of Jobbirg Type. Also, sands,
iera Shsg. stone e. Composing Sticks Bns: Sal
printing Office. Apply to
r-- LANsDALE & KIRKwOOD,
sc IL eoJlA SD Seventh strt a.
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kxTRA NOTICE.

NIX. w. II. PALMER'S P.ANOFORTE
AVA GLASSES The Pupils Gl. ady registered
are requested to meet on SATURDAY AFTER
NOON, between and 4 O'Clock. a. the
Netc Roonss Of ths Academy of Music,
ABOVE arham's Book Store, PtIn sveLus en-
trance on llth street
10 few Pupils can bs recsived upon eally
application to Mr. Pal msr, 700 r suset. - IL
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SILK EMBROIDERY,

M KS. M. A. SCRIVNER having returned to
NA the old stand over Geo F Aliens Dry Good
Store, would respectfully inform the ladies OF
washington and strangers, that she has new ar d
beautiful patterns for embroideIing infants
Cloacks, Capes, Dresses, Hoods, Slippers, Linen
Bands, DC. Embroidery done on Velvet, Silk,
Flannel, Cloth, Merino, or any other material Of
any color, at very short notice and extremely
moderate prices. Penn. avenue, one door east Of
10th street Sc l2-3t&
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OAK AND PINE yyOOI

OAK AND PINE WOOD.
nNE THOUSAND CORDS EXCELLENT
" OAK WOOD, upwards of four feet In length
only 80 per cord.
10 A large quantity PINE WOOD at loves,
market riees.
ID For sale at the Yard, corner Ninth and II
suee0. - ll-ote
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r. ~ An editorial article in the Sacramento
n,un expresses the opinion that as fast the
o.. I'll OF california are explored, silver
.. viii DC found in largo Quantities. az rich
Cs, .ne P mines of Guanajuato, in Mexico. or of
we nav aaso' N Peru. and that in few years
and direc,io 'n's ., interest under the guidance
practical miners, grow to be- one os th ana
valuable mineral interests in the O nn mDss
q The Warrenton Flag excuses ;t..,s r.,
net giving q report of Tuesdays Tournama aot
at the Warrenton Springs, for the reason ,ta
Its special reporter got snake btu soon sf,a.
his arrival on the ground. "''er
az Why is a horse halfway throuyb :,
gate like penny? Ksse 1t is head on one
sids and tail on the other.
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GRAND OPENING BALLOT The SEASON
BY THE
Oily CLUB,

THE MEMBERS OF THE ABOVE NAMED
Il club take great pleasure In announcing TO
their friends and the public in general that thelt
second Grand Annual Ball Will take place ~
Odd Fellows Hall, (Navy Yard on MONDAY
EVENING, September -, 1855
Every exertion will be used to make this one of
tn most agreeable bslls Of the season.
upper ard Confectionery are in the hands OF
an experienced caterer
A superior Co,illoa Band has been engaged for
the occasion.
No Hats or Caps allowed In tie ball room ey-
cept those worn nv the respective clubs.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; 10 be had Of the
members OF the club, or al the door on the evening
Of the ball
Comr1tffse Of lTrangewtsts.
Thcs Denham, Chas Homer, Root Chiseltlne
w pury, VIM Kemps, I'll Murray,
Besj Berkfey, J W BRADBURY, James Gordon.
Sc 10, 10, IS is %, 22&
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,SE$z&*t l. D o F-THE MEMBERS OF
3N0S0FWa shington Lodge No. 81 OF.
Inns are directed to meet at Odd Fellows
Hall o. ;th street, THIS EVENING, the 18th
inst at ~ O'Clock, TO make arrangements for
attending the funeral Of brother THOMAS TAN
NER, deceased, which will take place on sunday.
the 10Th inst at 2 O'Clock p m. The brethren Of
The order in good standing are fraternally invited
to attend the funeral
BY order Of the N g
1t JAS. A. BROWN, Rec. SEQ.
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Mrs. G. ANDERSON CAN ACCOuNo-
w date several toaTders with or witho n rooms
Penn avenue, No 27o, between JIth and I2th
speeo. sc To- I'm
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NEW CLOTHS, CASIMEkEs, DOE
Y Sims, rich Velvet silk and Satin Vestings
Of a ! the fashionable grades ana oolors, wbjch
we will make 70 order In the most superior man
ner at our usually low prices
WALL & STEPHENS
se9 S22 Pa ave bet 9 b ana 10Th ; reefs
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"A the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Washington
who may have Apparel TO dispose OF that she
VIII purchase the same at a Reasonable price for
cash. Notice may be lef, eft Mes,rs H0fFA 4
co Is, No, 357 Pennsyvaria avenue, south side,
AMI she VIII call at their residences Please
SEND orden soon, as she will Iemain In the city
for only two weeks. sea-5t
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC,

DOLITICAL FLAGS.-JUST RECEIVED
Il another supply Of Flags for the boys.
seu-3t HAMMOND.
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Boarding.

ROARDlNG.-SEVERA NEWLY FUR
- nisted rooms for rent, either singly or IN
suits, with board, In a smell family where Thee
are but few boarders, at 4o3 street, N Union
Row, and the Immediate vicinity OF the Fatent
Once i3-lyys
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BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON TIES. w
- corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
spiepared TO accommodate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board Every effort WI no ,nsss
to render those comfortable who NAV favor her
with their patronage. Transient or table board
can oe ootdiheo. ap6-1
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DEtfl VIM
II winter styles
Ct Ladies', oca
tlemen IS, Mis- es
Children, Boys
& Y"uths' Boots
and Shoes, Of all
kinds and q 1ali
ties. The -
SeGft = a. DO we'll
II I'll exam
IL Y stock be-
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Wants.

WANTED AGENTLEMANw WISHES TO
w Iurcbase woman that can do hou-e " orb :.
Hnf man capable Of working on a farm, for his
own use, for which the caSh will be paid For
further information address 4" II - through Ci-y
Post Office Sc l3.1w4
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%@GRAND BALL.-THE COMMITTEE
6S2 Of Arrangements Of the AWKWARD
CLUB, take pleasure in announcing to their
friends and the publ generally that their first
Grand Bail Of the season will take place at the
Washin ton Assembly Rooms on THURSDAY
EVENING, October I'd. 1855.
Particulars in future advertisement se6 S3t&
Smyrna times., 1856-10-15
UNITED STATES MAU.
DELAWARE AND MARYLAND

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT August 80. 1856
JhoroSALS Tor carrying the United States Mail
l. from November LIST. 1856, 10 the 30lb ., Luz
Ioio. on the following rouIe IN IIe manner hera
Secined VIII be received at the Contract Ol;re
oS Oince DeparImentm the city of WashiuoI,, nn";,
IL IN "i 'he lAl oi October 1885, t. be decidea M
the next day: '''"eu Oh
NO Sol9 From Smyrna Station, Del on The Dol.uo,o
railroad hy kenIon. TemplevilIe hiJ
ahd Gresnsboro 10 lIilisboro' ohonr a.
miles and back, daily, except Sunday in
l~0lOrse coaches ~ "
bluaers VIII propose a hednle which will co,noc,
Mlih lhe tram, on the railroad bo!h wavs: n m VIII
me trailS ON The railrOad ulh wa,s; al,u Will ,t
'h1' on rou'e NO. 3Sl1, at Ullsbaro'
No E-PToposals must be guaranteed by ty,o re
sPo"s'oe persons, certified as such by The pos,nos
Ter al smyrna Dover, GreensborI, lLllsboro' ar i'm
ION ana contracts. wIih approved sureties must he
executed ny The success ,iu bidder by or before The II
Si November, 1856. Bids should he addrc,sed IN rho
second Assistant PoSlm sler General" supsr,rriha
"PropOsais for No 5SI9"
For form OF bid, guarantee and Certificate. uJso G
instructions requirements DE see pamphirt ndvnr
,,Semeht Tor mail service IN Delaware. MARYLAND
fennsyivanla. and New Jersey, daled JannaEv tbo
Ioth' 1896 winch will be found with the nost nnos,a
"hove named who viii also furnish blank nr,nosoi -
10 thuse wishing 10 bld f''PO""i'
JAMES CAMPBELL
NF-'" POSTMASTER General
Smyrna times., 1856-10-15
FARMS FOR SALE

coll - "rue glled Agent will exptse In nnbl
Ri; Un @ @toESlAY, the SEVENTH dny OF CCro
oc Jobn Nh a. y o'clock. a. NJ, at the Tavern port
FARMS Esq. IN ChesteriOW H. the foll0wn,
! NJ ing IA hehl county, Aldj =
cuned H., A. "a tM containing SOL ACRES oc
f,r, ~, ~ "ir. Joseph Naraven. about threa m lie.
nom nom "hesterlown, on the public rnnd IN ,ha a. n
Jo'H.'e lhe lands Of Messrs Sharks Fenn;mor9 and
6sES4E "eis 100 Acres il in White and RI.ck mi
EyaiA c"iaIilng Stream of water pas,es tbrouyb
- 'ar'h' The soil of en0d quality and thert
,cho,I o whsle land 1t is cOnve venent to churches
SCHOOLS post office, MILL landng. eIc ~ 0'u'1ies
Inc BUILDINGS consist of one and . L,,r
bhCH DWELLING, with The usual Ont p,;idn,! d!
~ ~ su I'nu'tl"n: pump of excellent waller is ,e.r
're D"eHhB' fossessDn can be had ,n The Gr., d.,
,; ,,r, ""@'- 4 ne hotOn. part of the farm ram
! '"ihg <%o acres has been recently suryeved 7, =
"n,''' "uhu!hg-' Dnt lies beautifully !ur imnr,v
offered separately WV PV'h"hs VIII De
ne Terms oi Sale are. One. .thir1 oe The nn,cb..
;;n"ney IN SIX weeks Onehrd in yo YEAR mo tIrI
~ l'Ice yearsE Wei secured interest from tho g.,
"ay oI January next, 10 he paid semi annnaIiw "'
NO z.-A IA ". within three miles az C,ho.,..
OWL occupied by MIR. }. Frazer yearly coII
soi ADJOINING The itnGs OF Messrs Jnn n,ura. MI
w. 'o,,,, 49, ''sCn ana others. containing ISG ACRES a
m m'"L'' oi the Land has been lined; Iios ;n.oa:
ey on The road leading to Union cburb 'ni1neu,'
I "eS are frame and new. 1t is estimated ,b, mnn
"ruS ol fIhe WOOD may he cut and soIJ ;; ''o
"nclemcy OF DAN f.r the use OF the farm O"''i's
! ne Terms OF Sale are-Sl 900 ON The i., I
"uh'y hFxi' when possession will he given -
'uE ~ "a H'A 'WeVe and eighteen months from Tho Grs
v av OF JANUARY next. with InIeresl ~ ' HiS'
The Term of sale of both farms mi oh, h
'uic % extent. 10 sl purchasers ''eu
""''S are contemplated NJ the time mentioned
C.L, NEOiUiE NlCkERS AGENT
: Nne"'cfo"h' hent Co., Md Sept 2I lSj6.Is