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DENTISTRY, Go.

H. -. DENTISTRY.
DR. HI, Us. after q practical test of two years
feels that he can with confidence recon-
mend the Cheoplastic Process for inserting 49,
artificial teeth IL has the advantages of f<IIb
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness Full
upper sets inserted for SIS. Partial in proportion
Office SOC Pa. avenue. seT
n DENTAL NOTICE
during the summer months, as usual, but-
viii return In the fall to resume practice S~
toe. ~ ;x,a.e
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EDUCATIONAL.
WASHINGTON FEMALE INsTITuT


boar; nSryf ND ,sssh;,; GSa.ass the
bs Ct the Institute, 223 street be:veen 18th and
18th .ts.. from 10 a m: to p each day. seT-ims
THE PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL,
This Institution viii be opened on Monday. sept.
Sta; Cirsulsrs may be obtained at Book stores, or
nu@bs! Of aas sss smpis
@ ~ S'' desirable .snHS e. III RfeTIRDs. prn
M,s MRS McC0RMICK's SCHOOL.
NHS. MCCORMICK desires to inform her
Snss ena dAs puSsSS SSs ssIs1s that shs will
-, The course Of study pursued will comprise a. the
tion. '"''o"sH nhshs" euuoa
n addition to her day scholars she is desirous of
aged from 10 to years, Who viii Be under her I'M
Her 9tsfsfh ~ The accommodation and
due care OF pupils have been consid sraly increased
Sssrfas pssisnaP nPr0yed Those ia Wsshins
% nss school may apply to w. ID. Wallaeh, Editor Of
For terms and further particulars apply at her
reslaenee-No. 80 Cameron street, Alexandria, Va.
A SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
No 4ss SstssR g saa 1t e a., Washing
MRS. GTNi r c WHgErER HSfggiEsmfE:f 'f PR1se;, Isse
ment Of thorough education from the elemental to
| which Mrs. Wheeler will be assisted bT experi u
enced and approved teachers. o~r
Mrs. Wheeler has had long experience in teach
ing and respectfully solicits the pstronage of her
friends and the public generally
Three or four young ladies will be received into
the lamily as boarders, and be under the immediate
supervision ofths Principal
Circulars can be obtained on application to the
principal bookstores Oft city TO the Principal.
MRS. BELLS SEMINARY,
w Corner Of l. and Tenth streets.
The ninth annual session of this School will com
mence Septem Der 1st The course of instruction
VIII ne comprehensive and thorough.
A limited number of young ladies' will be received
into Mrs Bells family as boarding scholars, whore
every effort will be used to make the Institution
happy home for all Its inmates
Circulars, giving full particular will be furnished
on application to the above address
au @ -eotOctl0
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M LEWIS PAYNE,
w HOLESALE BOOTAND SHOE DEALER,
Bridge street, GeoTgetotcn. ID. c.
The attention of the trade is respectfully called TO
my stock Of Youths', Mems, and Boys ~Gfan
CA1.FSKIN SHOES, for summer wear =
all OF my own anutacture.
My stock OF PATENT LEATHER -
WORK is also assorted and well worthy Of atten-
A large. lot Of OARSE SHOES and BOOTS
tsultabe for seryaI s'sso on hand snd constantly
making. -
IL Country merchants and others In want are
lnvited to call or address ne at No. II Bridge st
Georgetown, ID. c.. apa-tf
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THE SUBSCRIBER DESIRES TO Call
the attention o1the public to hIs assortment OF
-A ELEGANT PIANO FORTES -
HTYfFrom the celebrated Mandatory NJ
RAVEN, BACoSS CO. Nxw yo..
These Instruments gre pronounced by ThaI berg,
Satter, Gottschalk, Mason, and the profession In
general, superior in touch, power. ana sweetness
of tone to all other SQUARE PIANOS manufso-
tured.
THR STOCK OF
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN MUSIC
Which he keeps constantly on haQd is Rqual 10 any
establishment OF The North ; and his arrangements
with the hrst publishing houses IN Europe and this
country eaabe him TO procure, with DESPATCH apy
Music that cannot be Kept on hand.
GUITARS, EISENBRANDT'S FLUTES. yJo-
LlNS, ETC., Eto,
Always to be found at his establishment in sreat
variety, and of the best qualIty.
Having been engaged for psny years in the Mu-
slcal Business, giving his utmost and atten-
ton to the selection Of his stock, he hopes secure
continuance of the favorG he patronase hereto
bestowed. w. u. METZEROTT,
se9 Corner Pa av.. llth and ID SITS.
-.
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STlNEMETZ, 236 Pa. avenue, near corner lSts
- street, has opened from the manutac a<Ra
tnrer an assortment of fine work in BOO SH2l
and SHOES. Fine Calf skin Boots SS75Y EN
Congress CATERS 81, &c.; Cloth shoes' -
SL25 and Si.5a.
III y Ierms-Ready Pay. an a.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

H Mr.. w. HENRY PALMER.
IIAVING Determined To remain in Washington
another season, 10 now ready to receive pupils ~
PIANO FORTE CLASSES Ax
Z Primary Ciass-S5 per quarter.
Advanced Classes-S 10 per quarter. a.-
Private LesEons-SU per quarter.
Apply at w. q. Metzsrott's Music Store, Pa av.
Georgetown pupils apply at Miss Harrover's Fe-
male Academy, Georgetown. sea- eo3ts
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SOn n. MELA A SON. zoo
CSU CHEAPER THAN EVER. OZU
$4,000 Stock oE Doors ANDSHoEs NOT AT Co, -
BUT FOR SMALL PEoFITs.
Having laid in a large stock of BOOTS and
sell at retail as low as the same goods can k8I
be purchased by the trade at wholesale. HHv
doors above States Ofico. now offers 20 tie leai,s
and gentlemen, for cash" the following schedule
of prices:
800 pairs Ladies' Eng .Heeled Isst's Caters 81 -
SO do. do. do double-sOle do. as
w ~ r1i W. %. mor. DO. DO. \ -
500 nj sses' Lasting, Nor, Kid, 7sc 10 oa
as they can be purchased by the ease
=, THESE goods are purchased at cash prices from
offer them
IL For bargains call early, as we expect % be
kept very busy. II. MELA a SON,
No. $40 7th at, 2 doors above
au 29-'m States Office.
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SUSSEX COUNTY Lotteries.
TICKETS ONE. DOLLAR.
10 be drawn daily At Wilfminks9f Delaware, at Is
TUESDAY, septembsr q.
CLASS lsa-76 numbers, Tss;,s IL drew ballots.
'ssas e: iSs 'f'aas: &c. off,: : ssSSS &c
'''''''''' Tickets 81. "0' &C.
WEDNESDAY, September %.
Class 1913 numbers, II drawn ballots.
prize i. Of .,.--- .s5sss prize. OIL sseo
Tickets ST..
NJ, THURSDAY, September o.
''5its 5S' 'f:siss isss 1f,sss' IT, Of :sl.ss s
S'' Tickets tSs;' ST &C.
clas. lsin7s nHn6sfsp sspis$GdSss i$drswa % ballots.
I; prize a ~ Prizs. Of. .ssee
&C. Tieisss::s ias: 81. a0'
c SATURDAY. oe.Ober1,
prize ss'6S5 Ss9i!sisi Prize, .slooo
- Tickets 81. TO-
Al orders for tickets or certificates Of Packages
mG:. gfoaps and soSsdsnts! stfeasien, and and the
Ir1saited 1id ofaciai drawings sent to all who Older.
FRANCE, BRoApBENTs 4 co.
IM Of DREsshiAKiNG In ali its branches at N No.
~ ss:s CsR,tca st,sss 4sfssss made IN tho neat
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TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
all Persons owning property on LIST street and
Gay street, are uired by ordinances of the Cor
perston of Georgetown, approved on the 10th day
VI September, 1883, TO have the footways frontn ng
the same paved with good, hard brick, upon suffi,
clent PEE Of sharp sand and In conformity 10 the
grsdes of said streets. The curbiug
be put IN thorough order, with iais OF the
pest quality, or with the of those there II
NJ 1or the ne purpose M Pos These improvements must he
Will then be made BY the subscriber, and paid FOR
out OF the proceeds Of the taxes which have been
Imposed or that purpose. The materials, as well
as the We, kmanship, must be Of kiEd to be sp-
proved OF by the subscriber they will be rejected
Those persons who may undertake to have their
improvements made under their own supervision,
are notified that the same must be done according
TO the Legal grade o. the streets, or they will be
Any information which may he further desired
can be had on application to the Undersigned.
PERSONS wishing TO contract for SO much of the
above named work as may not be completed by the
18th day Of October next, can leave their sealed
proposal for the same at this office, by the 10th day
OF Octo Der next.
HENRY ADDISON, Myor.
September 18th 1859.
IL ltaWtl5th(lct
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TRUNKS. BOOTS, SHOES. Or

HOMEMADE
II BOOTS AND SHOES.
LADIES' English Glove Kid Buttoned Double sole
Ladies' best English LASTING Caters I95 XNl
l;adles, Double sole Morocco Boots. .. L2s("
Misses and Chlldren's Boots and Shoes. Oft -
every description, at eQ ually low prices.
SELLING OFF ATCOST
my entire stock of EastsTn-made Shoes, 10 make
room for H0me-m Work.
J. ROSENTHAL,
No. % Pa. av, Market space
seq If % door above ath sfrea,
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CABINET WARE, &c.

$50 d STREET. 25O
- oStAPERHANsNes-N.- stock. cheap IS tS'
psPsr hun: Sy experienced wortmsn. and .st.
SPRING5SEA LOUNGES, So.
CARVED WALNUT TETE-A TETES, Szz
SLEEPY-HOLLOW CHAIRS, Sl2
III All the Furniture is manufactured in thie
olty, and guaranteed Mol.
JOS. Tx. PLANT & CO.,
Parperhangers and Upholsterers,
$50 st., bet. 9Th and 10TH
tL6 Furniture Repaired and VarnisRed ap T-i,
FRANK T SANDS, UNDERTAKER, north
Il east corner 6th and F sts., keeps
constantly on hand all kinds and y
sizes Of READY-MADE COZ
VIII also attend to the removal of bodies from the
OLD burial grounds to the new cemeteries
Terms most reasonable. aps-sr
GAS FIXTURES,
have on hand q fine assortment of G "a FIX
IURES such as Chandeliers, Pendants, Brackets
HSJ al ana TrH p,ss 81 L%ighfs, % Shades. . &c.
ddGants, d,, Washstands, Marble Slabs and Basins,
WHter Closets, urlnas: Bath Tubs. Shower Bidets,
SINKS, sinks Rubber Hose, 10, all of which will sell
upon the most favorable terms. :
notice, and warranted.
All orders from the country promptly attended to.
@. SNYDER.
Plumber and Gas Filter,
Sc ~ next door to the Star Office
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsFM'Ts

GRAB APPLE CIDER, IN BOTTLES, AT rHR
~ UNION BoTTLISe DEPor, Georgetotpn,, %. c.
We invite the attention of the public to our stock
Of pure CRAB APPLE CIDER, which is now as
sweet rs II 1t was Just from the press. Warranted
this market. =
sn6 lStatesl Army & SHINN.
w, =, BLACKBERRY BRANDY.
" r Have Just received q stock of Turner'S
SLACRbERRY BRANDY-an excell lent remedy
tor Diarrhee, &c. Army & SHINN,
au6 lStates) Union Bntfng Depot.
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF DEL.
~ AWARE.

FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., MANASKRs
WILMINGToN, DELAWARE
FRANCE, ,BROADRENTS Il co. having oh
talned from the Legislature OF Delaware at its late
session. Lottery Coatract, to continue In opera
tlon Iof period OF twenty years, and having given
bonds to the State for one million OF doIdrs to Sc
cure the prompt payment of s prizes sold, are W
DATEDLQTTERfES OF DELAWARE for
tne dement, OF International improvements and other
1rI20ses, and the SUSs EX COUNTY LOTTERY
The Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware are
SIawn daily at IS minutes before p. m. and the
IL m. ~ 7ioi0
All Cravings under the superintendence of Lot
aware. -
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GINGER WINE. .---
We have Just received and have for sale Turner'S
GINGEK WiNE-a reabl remedy for Dy spepsa,
General Debility, Weakness of the Stomach, Di-
arrhea, Dysentery, SC.
Army d SHINN
aus tStates) cCr, Green and Olive sts
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ITO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY,
Il Having been engaged in manufactiri rins Lsdie.i
Nlsses', and Chiidren's Shoes fors-
know by this time what will suit them in this lire,
and can safely say that do which yon can prove
the articles at the Principal Shoe Stores IN Wash
isstsen sss s,t{Ishs She's q vel iaovp . !; w.
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TAKE NOTICE.

ID TAKE NOTICE.
BOOTS AND SHOES.-When 700 fHd yoa,
90 70 GRIFFIN a BROS, No. sil Penn q
avenue. You Will End them alvays prepared to
ranted 70 wear vel and ~ the lowest possibs ossh
prIoe. msre
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MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB
lV1 WASHINGTON,

The steamer THOMAS COLLYER viii run rec.
g!arly 70 Mount Vernon and the -~
Tomb OF Washington on TUES Ee%S
DAYS and FRIDAYS, leaving thea1kz=<zz@s
wharf, at the foot of 9TH street, a. 10 a. m. and re-
turning at half past O'Clock D. m - ~
Cosches leave all the Hotels and the oorper al
Pennsyivsnis avenue and 7th st atsk Q. m. Roupd
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.ufH ARRANGEMENTS Ar WASHINGTON PoST
OFFICE

The Great Eastern 1hl, from Baltimore, Philadelphia, New YORK,
Taston. &c. and BunAa0, 6c-, ARRIVES al oAi a mi and ~ p, M
dslr, and the mail y be sent nom tha once 70 and ~ those
tlaees. viii be- closed as heretofore, at 2 and 0 O'Clock, p ml daily
me southern Nail al be closed hereafter daily al 5& and ,
O'Clock p. ri. aud viii be received, a. here49ioEei daily by stl
O'Clock, a. m lnd 3, y m.
me second Eastern Mail closes al o, p M and the Great Western
Mail closes al 2. q. m, daily. The mail trains north Of fhl1eephm
are 10 arrive there Ia ums 70 connect with the train Tor BALTIMORE
which brings tie Great Mail, 70 arrive here by on q m. no last
oHn BIah il received az This once on sunday night ana no Ealeih
Nan is sent on Sunday morning
The Mail for Norfolk aud adjacent places IN Virginia Is closed IL =
u. u, except sunday and l. received ak Times a week WIN q mai
rom Baltimore, Nd By l2s m
nc Mall un Georgetown, D. c, Is received twice daily by g. a.
An and 81 10 M. and B closed for that place al the same hours.
lie Nsdfrom Rockville, &c., Nd, Is received daily BY Q p M
aud Ill closed for those places al 9, p. m
annapolis Mail closes al > and 3, :. M, daily.
The Mail from Bro0kyile, Nc, Nd, IS received daily except sun
day. by o. u. M, aud coses for those places by 9, p M daily.
Tbe Colesyile, Nd Mail closes Monday, Wednesday and Friday
"A n. M, aud received Tuesday, Thursday, andsaturday az I, p m.
Upper Marlboro, &C., Nd, received BY 4, ?. m, daily, and Is
closed az o, \. m
Fwt Tobascos &c, Nd, received Taese ), THURSDAY, and salur-
day by 80. a. closed Sunday Tuesday, and Thursday ~, p m
warrenton, Mddleburg, &ni Va, received daily by o. p m
GsesDurg. &e., Va, received by and closed at ., p. M Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday. .
The postage on newspaper, and that on all printed matter ad-
dressed to any foreign country, 4 required 10 be paid IN advance.
re Onlce q open from 8 O'Clock, u m, 10 81 O'Clock, p m, caiJ
excet4 sunday and on that day Il IS open from 3 70 10, a. m, and
from Ok q 334fp M.
Pom Tobacco daily other places on the route as above
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pR0PosALs FoR MAIL pAGs.

fosf clFIsE DfIAEraESIs Jau. n, 1879
SEALED PROPOSALS wilbe received al this department until nine
O'Clock, a N, the 25h day Of April next, for furnishing for lour
years from the hrst day Il July ucxt Ia such quantities and At such
umes a. may DO required aud ordered Tor he service, mail bags o.
the following descupGon-tO Wit.
CaHuus Mad Rags o. Sacks
SIZE No. l-ff3 inches ia length aud % inches 10 orcuInisreHoeD
70 By made Of cotton oauyas weighing al least uneen ounces 70 the
yard Of p inches width the threads Of Inc warp and wen % be
composed Of ave yarns each.
size No. 2-lfl inches IN length and 4siaches IN circumference 10
be made u cotton canvas weighing al least fourteen Ounees 10 the
yard Of p inches width the threads q the warp and wet TO DO
COMPOSED q four yarns each.
sNo No. 3-(S2 inches In length and IS inches In circumference 10
be made Of cotton canvas weighing at ieast eight ounces 10 the yard
OF three yarns each.
The canvas bagsof sizes numbered l and 2 are 20 be made with a
tabing or hem al The top VI two inches wide, upon which asuluent
number (at least ten 10 the former and eight 70 The latter ofeyehet
holes are ODE wrought and they are 90 be provided With good and
sufficient hemp cord 10 lace aud tie them strongly. All arc TO be
well marked, inside and outside, Z. S. MAIL in large and distinct
letters.
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RATES or CHARGES FOR HACKNEY CARRIAGES,
CABS, Sc


srr ~ Ard ~ 4 enacted. That from and after the passage OF his
at, do following rates Of fare or CHARGE for The c~onycyauceo Of per-
asls famo one place 10 An0ther In the city o. Washington, In hackney
garages, cabs, OF other vehicles, carrying passengers for pay or
hire, between daybreak and eight O'Clock ?. m shall not be exceed
si-that IA 70 say, for each any every passenger, Tor a distance not
over one nda-baf mile, twenty-five cents for any distance over
one and 4 half milo, and not exceeding three miles my cents Pro
YaiqF. IN case any hackney carriage, cab, or Other vehicle, shall be
obtaiued Cor longer period tlan i've minutes, the driver thereof
Shall DC allowed Tor the whole hack, cab, or other vehicle, The sum
10 twrlye.a and half cents for every hneen minutes 80 detained and
tor dl CONVEX ancss o. other detcnu0ns lRtor than s O'Clock y. m
the owner or driver q hackney carriages cabs, or other vehicles. may
dsn,aod and receive at the rate Of nmy per cenfum on the foregoing
cLat,es, In addition thereto.
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NoTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAniANTs.
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. Enhrnal

on THE PETITION 90 Richard NJ Hoe, az New York, n. r.. pray.
ing for the extension Of a patent granted to him On The LIST May,
lSta. for an Improvement In printing Presses FOR seven years from
the expiration 81 said patent, which takes place on the LIST Of May,
1870
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at The Patent ONCE on
Monday, April rs, at u O'Clock, m; AMI all persons are notified to
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said petition ought not
10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension arc required TO ale IN the Patent OF
zee their objections, specially set forth IN writing, at lcasttwenty days
before the day OF hearing all testimony filed by either party TO be
used at the said hearing must be taken and transmitted in accordance
with lie rules OF the Office, which will be furnished on application.
Tie testimony Ia the case will be closed on the 4h of April next,
dispositions, and other papers relied upon rs testimony, must be Gied
IN the Office on or before tho morning of that day; the arguments, Il
any, within ten days thereafter.
ordered. also, that this notice be published Ia the Union, Washing
ton. u. C., and bay Book, New YORK, once a week Cor three sucees-
sfve weeks, the arst OF said publications 10 be AZ least sixty days be-
fore the 18th Of April next tho day OF hearing.
JOSEPH HOLT,
Commissioner of Patents.
PS-EitOrs OF the above Papers viii please copy, and send their
bis 10 the Patent once, Nlrl a paper containing u.s. notice.
Fob l3-1aw3w
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TELEGRAPH OFFICES.

Houses Printing Telegraph, National Hotel, entrance on Sixth
street, one door north % Pennsylvania avenue. To New York, ra
Bhimore. philadelphla, and inierIncdiate points connecting At New
YORK with ne Eastern hme 20 S. Johns, and The Western lines % New
Orleans.
Magnetic Telegraph, National Hotel, corner Of sixth street and
renn~riyAaa avcnuc. To New York, connecting as above WIN tc
cxtrome East and West
dra s.hmond. Augusta, and Mobile, and intermediate pointi tncla'
5lnv An ne pns6,psl scatoard cities.
r|csi.rn TcIssrbph. renasylrsnia avenue, between sixth and Soy
ooh strs5,-. over Giinisnis drug store. y Wheeling and Intermediate
Int. conuarlag with an tho Western ard Northeastern Hoes.
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KINNEY 81 HOLLY,
Aaorneys-d-L a,c and General lind dgeas,
NEBRASKA cry, N. T.

Il AND WARRANTS located and sold. Lands
bought and sold. Taxes paid. Money invested on rcalctai'
security az 20 and 30 per cent. Collections made and rcuhhied sal
faction guaranteed
Rcar % senator Green, of Missouri senator Polk, of Miss'niti sn-
aior Jones, OF Iowa; senator Harlan, 81 kms, Hon. T. Ferguson Ne.
braska Territory, Hon. Jas. CFsts, Nisscari; Iion. w. X W Cobb"
Ahlamn: Hon j. Mcqueen, South Carolina and Cows W haek'
Nebraska TcrruFy.
Mr.. HOLLY, Of the above firm, eau be found until March al ne
Kirkwooi House, or at $40 Twelfth street
Feb 6-2wd~
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
NVacntugtau Marcel

on TIE PETIn0S az David Bruce, IT,, of Brooklyn, New lYR
praying fer the extension Of n patent granted % him on the ~ Jase,
1s45, for an improvement In machine PR Gazing printing Npi w
seven years from the expiration y said patent which takes P@H
on the th dag Of Juno, 1850
II Is ordered thai The said petition be heard at Inc Patent oHee on
Monday, the 2i day OF May next, AZ IL O'Clock, NJ and all Pfsm7
are notified TO appear and show cause II any they have Why sAhF'
uuon ought not 70 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 20 Me in the faen'
Omco their objections, specially set forth ia writing, az least iWeh9
days before the day Of hearing all testimony nlcd BY either pnrgg
be used AZ Inc said hearing must be taken ami transmitted m n0fv
ance whh the rules OF the Office. which viii be furnished on alftea
ton.
Tho testimony in the case viii be closed on The Tb q NAV
derasitbns, and other papers relied upon as testimony hae'
be tiled IN the olce on OF before the morning OF that day "e"s"
nents, VI any. within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also, that this notice DO pobishcd In the unaaai Ns~
mgion, ~ c, and Daily News, \, ", once a week for three weeA
the ast u said publications 70 be az least sixty days before me ="
o. May nors, tho day Of hearing.
Commissioner 81 Inent'
u p s-Edaors q the above papers will please copy, and send heh
bills . lbe Patent Oaoe, with a paper containing us notee
Mar 3-iaw3B
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EyRENCH BO0KS-Ilustrated,
Thysoogc du Gout. Par BriNat Sarsrn. 81 cents.
les Fahais,es Popuiaires. % cents.
Tables De Fontalne. 25 cents.
Nuvrcs POchques dc Bglean. Is cents.
Historic dItane. 60 cent?.
Historic dc Savoie. Par Claude Gen0x. 40 cents.
ADD FL Kader. Par Leon pfe. 81 cents.
Historic dc Ia Guerre de l,nde 40 cents.
ScbastOpol, Historic lie Ia Guerrc d'OFebt- 40 cents.
Kinbdrn, Historic dc Ia Guerre diOrient. 40 cent?.
AalakoG, Historic de Ia Gacrre d'Oricnt- 30 cents.
Ia Thussie a rFarope. 40 cents.
les lures ct Les R0sscs. 40 cents.
Imported from Paris.
Fcb % FRANCK TAYLOR
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The Grand Duke Of Baden, Louis, bora August 10, 1924, IS Hnder
ruSrdansdp By reson OF Insanity.
fus hher, Ferdinand, husband Of the late Queen, was regent m
al september l6, 1855.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-12
mo. 630.l
BY the President of the United States.
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a STATS % h,eiioA IN pa trsna ~ " ~ ~ .n "a, sohJ T. " ~ w 49,
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o1iNms ue ,osui ~ $40 - ,,ha-t~r ~ IT,, !.
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sale Wl q hela " ue n"u om,o a, 1880 y, ~ ~ .s ~ ~
$3.50 ,ba MISREPRESENTATION an5 vacant ,racts o. pubie land si.
$3.50 risif, no IInns ~ The Following. named townsbins and frae.
Ianai ssn.hi,g cro,Iino 10 tbe auproyei plats resnrycyed. 10
M.
Soath u The base itae and tea ora PrtnctPdt Heffataa'
Townsbos ! Z. and A and fractional townships 6 and 6, Of
49,
TSyarnsb5, I o and A and fractional township a. of range 2
townships l and 2 Of range D.
Fractional townships 4 !. ana . /" range
Fractional township 4 OF range !.
Su,l "a m L1se lin and M of ne orincipnl meridian.