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, 1866-01-20

NEW 1oRK, Jan- 1g.-The FenIsn Se1nte has
adopted resolution requesting Preaident Roberts
to cal' fen,an @ Congress At Pittsburgh. February
circles favorable 10 ,be Roberts paf1J. ~ 'A'A '''
The feTosde Iutonto despatch eays Ger. 1sce-
ney'a address Promising hostages for the Featans
convicted IN Ireland, baa renewed the fears Of d
The Toronto Leoder promises Sweeney haltar
If b. eSmss 9.s, T1ta,n t1s1 Canadian jarsdietign
cent Fep!an ecare at Prescott %
BUFFALO, jan. 1p.-At q meeting or the Buffalo
ss sson e Conquest eS W sns
1epudfated.
, 1866-01-20
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.


cd.
The Evansville f1nd.) Journal, Gu Monday
last, publishes the following account of one
Of the most terrible accidents that las ever
came to our knowledge:
On last Saturday afternoon occurred one of
The most distressing accidents that We have
been called upon to record FOR years, resulting
m The almost entire destruction OF the male
CoEtlor Of one of the most worthy fnmilies in
Walrick county. The accident occurred on
The farm Of Jacob steinwetz, about three
miles from Millersburg, and fourteen miles
from this city,.
It seems that party were engaged in rnn-
ming q portable saw mill, and had gathered
arp.,nd the engine jnst after dinner for the
. purpose Of reauming their labor, when the
boiler suddenly exploded, scattering death in
every direction.
Five persons-Jacoh stelnwetz, ;'Mlchae,
, 1866-01-20

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.--The Commercial -ays ahafra
in Wall Street exhibit little change. Tic stock
market continues unsettled. The recent dtcltue In
the values OF railroad etoeks appears to hafe to
considerable extent met the view. Of ,tnse who
have thought prices higher than is Narrated by
the late receipts and the prospect Of future eafn
incs. The prevailing disposition appears % hTor
waiting the future couree OF earnings be1or under
tskfng important orznions fof either ne, fsl.
At The Board stocks were dull and E1thoutany In
poftant variation in preee, though The t.ndeney
WAS generally donnwaTu.
.Geye.nuents were quiet and geld Interett honds
!sGtA lower Stre1l-thlrties continue I'm, the
ntst and third series selling at l. ADVANCE cezta-
Gates were !; lower
Money Is Becoming drug On the marktt. The
private bankcss nEe generally lending oncan at s
per cent The banks mostly get per tsnf, bua
usually with conditions not to call In tn leans
within certain period. The demand for 1iscouut
Is asst1c- Frame bills taken at 6Gs7,iper cent
quite freely, md in exceptional cases ii 5e1 cent
G9od names are current At 8Tt9 per cent. Thers Il
Etn1 atarge amount Of secoud Ttate paper offering
naich Ia. mostly 10 submit to 10U15 per cent
Gold still tends downward under the understand.
Ing that Hit. ArCniineh ia disposed to stess the
adoption Of the clause In tho loan bill authorizing
nc nsset:asten Of = foreign loan. The ncreasea
supply OF cotton bills also tends 10 depeze The
premium. There Is rome speculative movemen,
in the way OF shorts which may produce partial
feaftaoh when the Contracts come to be Covered.
, 1866-01-20

Johanna McGraw vas bloueht up before the
Cont On the charge Of escaping from The Bridcwel,
whcre thc was consigned, several weeks ago, As d
punishmcnt Tor being common vaerant. She sald
she got Tired OF staying in that institution and
], mped over the fence and left II. she wus dnctl
$50 aud ordered to be returned 10 the Brlde~ell
theke to soiourn for ninety days.
, 1866-01-20

NASHVILLE, Jan. 1o-niyer rising slowly With
ten feet OF water On thu shoas,
Work on the suspension bridge goes on slowly.
Annther cable Was etarted acrosa to-day.
CottoE-P1ices nominal from Al 10 45e. Receipts
and Ehjpuaents tIrht
, 1866-01-20

Snfctde Of the Span1>fa Admiral Fnrc1a.
new YonK. Jan. 1s.-1he Lima Con.e.ro, speak
ing Of Inc suicide Of the Spanish Admiral, ea5s
tbat On ihe afternoon o! the fa,al day P1reia had
come npou deck with biz officers, do lad d H.
+yo,yer IN big hand. with which he sho. swobsds On
whence shortly a1.erxards = shot Nas hoard. In
somebody rnshing IN. the Admiral was found dead,
and on the table letter in which 1t is af,sed that
had not had cou1nge enough 10 do his dut,, he {p-
real bad not enough Ia sulvtve The dAgEask of biz
, 1866-01-20

Stw YonIs. Jan. 19.-Thc examination Of the
parties nr1r*icd lor rohbinc the Adams Express
Ex~l udEe siuars. Of this city, md Mf. Wilson Of
Eonnec1icat &rt engaged for the prltonese. The
COMPANY nat: employed the be.t counsel Of tho
ftnc the Qte1acft. = e@0"
, 1866-01-20
Daily Weather Report.
fbY the United States TeleTaph.1


NEW iouK, Jan. 19.-The Hsrd&d's Fortress Mon
G: B!ont, the pastor Of D1nHttdfo Methodist
Chnrch. at Portsmouth, w1s on the 18th probably
ID ally shot. TIE supposed assassin Is negro by
the name Of John Elliott.
, 1866-01-20


DosTnN. Jan 19.-Ihc harque Samuel A.. Thom-
ns, Lewis arrived NJ New Bedford yesterday aftes-
noon, after absence OF lncnty-hr months IN the
Pacific, having talep On the voyace 7C0 barrels Of
sperm and as2s0 barrels Of whale oil.
, 1866-01-20
Fronl E5NFida.

Fron E5NFiua.
WAsuzSGroH, Jan. 13.-Goyerumeut has relieved
Provisional Governor Marvin, and recognized d.
S. Walker the tituonally elected Governor of
Ffpsida.
, 1866-01-20

Gen. Uurler va Cen. Grant.
NV yonx. Jeu, II. III IL understood That Gen.
Butlc4's rrptv 10 Gen Grant Is nearly nuiah.d and
viii be econ puhllahe1.
, 1866-01-20

THE ISUTeE51 {N1NAA,} Rffc.
BosroS, Jnn. 19.-1he lo-. in the la,e t,rc q, Low
cit fMaaa> III now eaid 10 be fully one.on.rer of
million dolls1s- The properly wa Insured ior
xniY.NO.
, 1866-01-20
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1866.


Lug, and finished wfth the irish that his body ru1cb
noI be bur1ed in Chtlian soil Of Chflian waters,
, 1866-01-20

TOHN B. TURCHLN & CO.,
- Patent OtJcc, 1nSent9rt Agcuty, aad EnEinest.
auu Mechanlcst Rrctsry, o. L o. D;AshorGdt, CHI
e.Eo. Room ID Fullerton t'iocS- 7. U. Rox 710.
Rights hon.dt aud sold On commission. al business
connected WITH Inst lion. attended 70. AStsass.
matters Flaas and Drawing furnl.het- Also, No
deis, nfawlr &. Plans. stc:, Photographed:
Nc keep General Ne;tstry for procuring employ.
ment for Epaiuec-t. Surveyors. Ina1sht5nien. md
tletclsst Mechanics, and orders from Railroad Com.
county. for such professional men, promptly A.
t4Lded To-.
Washington Cincinnati. IT. Loris N Ntw o!itans.
Agencies It London, Pars TIeura and ST. FetershasEh.
Eapt. j, K, HAYpEa. Wy. c. DoDcr. late Examiner
~ Pafrntg Wnstft ctop, tanzpt631: l1t-eAkru
, 1866-01-20

tetual1y connfesIs ned. As there was no oppos1-
ton 10 he report IN RE Housr, II ts supposed That
all similar cafes before II committee Will be dis
posed oi IN the eau1e way. /,
, 1866-01-20


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BE CCREu WITH BUT RkW
OPERATf0NA.
Parsl1Ha> DEAFNESS, Epuep<1 AMI CooaM7aaoo sre
the most slow and uncertain With this tEtAtnents
aouettmes though 1sssJ, patients hsve BEEN fully 70
sfortd With operation They aze. noNevsf. also
beneted+ Exception Is asxays made to broken pones,
uaeeauoos, Esd Caf7stafes o. tae sptne snd sap2u-
fate0 1nnaoFs. Even these FIJI b much btueased.
*ass relieved nom pAta> md suuednnes fully cured-
70 many thoneands aso already acquainted With thl3
naesacd Of tseasuent - praccse BY II syrsrase.
Oa#eSo' Gtta. WatestoWu, Coope5stovn, 6nzhaEntoo.
Milwaukee, Wis., tu1tur nous yeAy pass, tha.lt sestns
unnecessary &ay more tan that IL thsrtal torces
become equa,lzet zpd what sess mere xoaderfa1 IT,
that a1sesses heretofore considered tucurabe
anenty cured Nth one operation ltI+ve.l. hoxeror
fos toae Who come from distance TO hSrt secoau-
TESTIMONIALS,
During fous 5ears practice have pestorned aaooa
tbs narnts Of few 4hp be curex tnr rnfrrrnre
Prof j. ". uERrEl. Eslauaxoo. Ntchm Cnmolate
Nervous p.ussratton, Night syests xr. Connnsss tn
bed hr ave months, constantly. Ajmost nastaut1y r.
sfprrf
Hiss MAHY &. aEnEY. zhr,dpr v p h+ af..
ease eight yes5a: Gopr vraks un,hIe h. lta DOW
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years of aga. Has 1efs her crutEhes and eau wax r.
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walk without e.tscnes Msdo to Esix .s wer1 a.x
one with twu operations.
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tor two years Iustan,lr restored to sneat v. -
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COUNTY. M1ct, pnrt.n.z,. me-. snIn., rsss..s
SeIa.trs oerrs3onns hy . fs,f n7,n -,-s.. .1 80 -.
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werks coubned q. rIct,n~ r1.tr nc-h.s - " oa
or tooE perfecttsrestoreh 1,lh E,- ons.s.ss Ae1s
may be rudcsrtd TO- S'>'A'' 1''@4
Mia ELIz1 j. FLENISu. Rhrt ffnr,r, d. r,.,-
coupty. Mich beA43dt,n tn ,.,,.- -..n,. ~ ~. s.. S
or ralt. Dyspepa1n sntnaf rIrrr1t. F,t r"M
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t,qu. PERFECTLY currt 1stn = f.u n,s1..ss.', ..t
nEr IN Inori,J~s ~" '1e4"'So1ss VIII se-
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, 1866-01-20

tEC. II. HCRIvEN Il Cts., Advertising
Agents, 81 Dearborn street. arc uuttnrizcd
Agents TO receive Advertisements for the TFt'
hune, mud nil other lending papers throuxh-
out the Unfrch Siutes ard Canada.
, 1866-01-20
CANE GROWERS, CONVENTION.

Fifth Annual Meeting Of the Michigan
sugar Cane <srosVers' Association
DiscuAAlon Of The Questions Of Rafs-
ing Of Sorghum and Making Sugar
WILL IL Payf
, 1866-01-20

On Wednesday afternoon, while a lad named Wm.
Carney was at play In an alley running between
Edward Grunny, In charge Of milk ele1gh, droye
round the corner at iu speed and before young Car
rey could get out Of the war. The horse struck him
inhuulan dstrcr, instead Of stopping TO ascertain
Mhat damage had been sustained BY the Lad from
bis sness, aeceemied the speed ot his horse
ever, md Atr. Carney, father Of The Injured boy,
swose out a warrau, foF hts arrest. He was taken
into custody. and ycate1uay FORENOON YVES placed IN
the dock.A The boy, appeared, in 4 crippled coudi
lion and testified 10 the sacts as related aoorc, when
the magistrate placed tho prisoner Geuany under
bonds Of $500 for bis appearance before the Grand
Jurr OF the Recorders Court
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Tn. PrRM.NENr DRYING UP OF TIE MIS-.

The PERMANENT DRYING UP OF THE Mis-.
eIsslPPI.-Old steamboafmen declare that the
signs Of the past four or five seasons point to
the permanent drying up of the Mississippi
River, reducing IL from a stream navigabls for
the largest boats the whole season to one of I'M
certain navigation like the Missouri, passable
at certain seasons, and the rest Of the year
shrunk 10 a mere creek, winding along among
sand bars and shoals There is certainly some
change taking place in our climate thar is at.
fecting our lakes and rivers. They are greatly
different in their habits from what they were
eight or ten years ago. The average OF water
IL steadily decreasing. Our "June RISE" once
as certain rs the coming of the month, has
totally ceased. The heaviest rains, which once
would have swelled the river several feet, now
do not seem 10 affect il in the least. There are
many theories advanced to explain this. One
is that the climate Is undergoing some change.
which seems plausible. as those who have
WINGED that this change is taking place
Another theory is, that the cultivation Of the
country. destruction OF forests and other phy-
steal causes have tended TO decrease the ram.
fall and retaId the flowing of extra moisture
into the streams. Whatever may be the cause
the effect certainly exists, and the same thing
has been seen on all the Western rivers which
ever, the evil is less TO be feared, because our
railroad system is so nearly developed, that
river navigation Is not now the necessity it
once was 10 our commercial public. The river
can never again, whether IL continues navi-
gable or not, assume the important part it has
hitherto played in the development of our
State. We must look TO the railroad to con-
tinue our civic prosperity. Destined to be
a railroad centre OF the greatest importance,
the trade and commerce hitherto brought rs nv
the river must always continue.-St Pau
tHHn-) Pioneer, jugs.
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u DIsARMEDm
THE CHEF CAUSES OF PESTILENCE
DESTROYED.

Ed tE
DESTROYED.
Dk. K. COgRTARETS DIsTNFECTING
FLUIDS, secured by Letters Patent in the United
York Dislnfectins Company. at their Laboratory,
Nos 2ss, SOO. & 3O2 Henry Street, N. Y. once,
This Company organized on a permanent basis,
with DR.. Courtaret the celebrated French Chem
charge Of its Labor 10 prepar cd to fur
series, urinals water closets privies, cesspools,
sewers, CUTTERS. ships railroads, hospitals, pris
houses. offal and fat boiling establishments; all
kinds OF manures (,nlmsnsey increasing the val ne
Of the latter to every farmer, and wherever poi
sonous aud offensive gases exist These agents are
deodorZers, antseptics, anti putresceuts, and dis
1nfectants In the scientific meaning Of the words
They remove noxious gases and doors by chemical
they are DESTROYERs, aud NOT merely a5Sorbenfs Of
poisonous Eases-nOt In furious to utensils in which
they are used The attention Of medical and sci
tached Testimonials In favor of the great dis
which. with hu ndreds of others can be seen
st the Company office.
DR.AVAN HOUSE. ALBANY, March 80, 1856
To the PyeSIdenI Of the Neic York Disinfeotng Co. d:
Dear Sir: 1t g all it is represented to be. We
have made many trials of disinfectants. but now
consider that We have found an article which sur
passes oil others a remedy against all bad doors
7. RossBLL 4 Co.
NEW YOnK, April 3, 1856
Dear Sir: We pronounce it without except IN
to be the best nave ever known. Its effect anon
every matter is complete and instantsneous
~N. B.-These Disinfectants are used by the
scavenRers. under the direction Of the SANITARY
Police OF the Metropolitan Health Department,
POWELL THOMPSON. ~ CEDARsr.,N.Y.,
General and Sole Agents for the United States and
the Cahadss, to whom all orders should be I'D
Fer sale by all Druggists and General Dealers in
Agent for Washington, JAMES NOLAN, a12
PENNEY lyania avenue. my IL SIN
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ORPHANS COURT FOR WASHINGTON
~ COUNTY IN THE DISTRICT OF
COI,nNRIA

In the matter Of the petition for sale Of real estate OF
Orphans Of John A. (hssei, deceased.
James Z Williams, guardian to Orphans afore.
said, who was authorized to execute the unexecu-
ted part Of . decree heretofore passed authoriz-
ing Alfred o. Cassell: the former guardian to sell
certain real estate of said wards, having on the
the 2lst day Of May A D. 1856 Of all the right title
andestate Of Warrington + j. and William M Cas.
portion OF Lot numbered two !2) in Square south
Of Square numbered four hundred and sixty three
ards for the sum eff 81 sO5 two ffths Of the whole
sum- that being the proportion OF said wards In
piled with the terms Of sa3s: IL 10 thus go day
June, A. d: 1866 % similar order heretofore passed
that said sale stand ratified and confirmed on the
18th day Of July. 1866. IL no objection be made
this order be inse ted In the National Inteligen-
Ger and Daily Evening Star once week for three
weeks before said day.
WIN. #. PURCELL,
Judge of the Orphans Court.
Test: Z. G. ROBBINS.
je rs 1aw3w- Register Of Wills.
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n l. o T H I n G.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Bureau Pror,stons dad Clofh,ag. June 20, 1856. (
Separate Preposal sealed and endorsed " Pro-
posals for Navy Clothing and Olsthing Materials ,,
will be received at this Bureau until O'Clock D.
on the I'D day Of July, 1866, for furnishing and
delivering ION receiving thirty days notice At the
o. B. Navy Yard at Brooklyn, \. T., in such num-
kers snd quantities. and at such times as may be
specified By the Chief of this Bureau or By the
Commsndant Of 8, Id Navy Yard. the numbers and
quantities Of the different articles specified in the
following list, viz:
Blue Flannel. yards, 200 600.
Calfskin Shoes, pairs. 1900.
Blankets, number, ~ CO.
The FLANNEL to be deliverable one half In 90
and one half in 40 days
Offers may be made for one or more articles At
the option of the bidder and in more than
article 10 contained in the offer the Chief "a the
Bureau will have the right to accept one or more
OF the article contained in such offer, and reject
the remainder.
For description Of the articles in the above Ii Ut
bidders are referred to the samples at the Navy
u, dsrds at New York and Boston, and for informs:
FORM regarding Contracts to the offices OF the
ComnandAnts and PayMasters Of the several Navy
Hards
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous TO the Gov.
ernment le 20 law4w
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctloneers.
GrARDIAN SALE on REAL EsrArE

BY virtue Of decree of Orphans Court Of the
Chanesry, on oh day July, 1916 will cell, on the
premises the following described property being
TUESDAY, Slst day of July. lsj6. 81 O'Clock D.
m All those lots, pieces and parcel Of land situa-
ted In the county Of Wsshfngt1s In te District OF
Columtla, being part % an original track, known
rs white Haven" and bounded as follows
10 Wit: Beginning for the same ct the end of the
second following line, run from "a bound stsue
marked 7, planted at the north end of the line
which divides the land of Mrs. John Baker from
the land 81 the late Henry Hoxall end standing in
the northwest corner of said Foxsi's land TO- wit
Worth IS deg. IS min west. -four perches, crossing
the new free road leading 20 the Little Falls
Bridge. north 10 ceg Is min west, twelve a nd 20
I0 percAes, 20 stone No. planted for the ke-
gfni1ng OF the part hereby conveyed on the east
end OF the Ridge Road thence TO include the piece
hereby 70 be conveyed, Ill north 70 deg As min
east, eight and ga 700 Ierches. TO anoth her stone
No ?, thence north 10 deg Is min west eight
and SS-l0o psrches, TO stone No g. thence south 70
deg. IS min west. eight and ~ 100 perches ~
eiene No. A. planted the east Ii De Of the Afore-
SAID Ridge Rad, tbepce by and with the said read
In Astraight line, to the be ginning containing
by q tWo-stOry Frame House
cepo.it Of $40 will be require ed at the III me Of
ssIe. Al conveysncing and stamps at the cost Of
the poNhsser Terms cash.
JOHN b. ADAMS, Guardian
GkEEN WILLIAMS,
y IIs" odsSN Auctioners
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ORPHANS COURT, JuAs a lsS.-DlsrRIcr
- OF CoLrNBrA, WAsHLset ron oouNry, 10 ra |:
Of Azs Gladmop, deceased, the administrator
sioresstd has, With the appreciation. OF the Or.
pointed Saturday. the I4th day Of July next, for
She final settlement and of the personal
estate Of said deceased and Of the assets in hand
Money when and where all the creditors and heirs
Of said deceased are notified to attend, (at the Or
phans' Court Of Warrington County Aforesaid }
with their claims properly vouched, or they may
otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit in
said deceased's estate Provided COPY Of this or
der be published once week for three weeks In the
Evening Star, previous to the said day.
Test-Z. o. ROBBINS,
je tlaw3ws Reeister Of Wilis
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THE EVENING STAR,
A SONG OF THE TILT.

The tilt, the tilt, the tilt's the tAins-'T'"
Tn costume Of Greece and the togo Of Rome
Are Outdene In toto by fair ones at home,
ror married men shiver, and single men wilt"
when dAlnseis pass ey with . swing Of the TILT.
I've stood on Mont Blanc and been lost In amaze,
Asnsture her icy beuud grandeur displays;
And have FELT my soul thrill on . bright summer
day,
A. lsDsuidiy soated down Naples fair bay.
But to see Nature perfect In every degree,
Prom the size of Q calf to the turn Of knee,
And observe in detail how the body 10 built.
Let damsel pass BY with swing OF the TILT
These tilt away hoops are 30 large and % light
Reveal such queer dry goods, once Mo rom the
You can read the initials msrk'd ON them quite
From which men df they re nOrtaD viii scarcely
refrsin.
Itmskes no great difference bout culture Of mind,
while . crowd Of young fellows are always BE-
Perhsps she nirt, or perchsnce she's jilt,
She sets them al crazy BY swinging her TILT.
The fair ssr-the round ones-at least % I hear;
Are the chief apparatus on which tlts appear.
The ,paye Ser-you know very well what mean
Wear the old fashioned hoops and q large GRIN
oline.
A snsll dainty boot. and stocking % white,
AZ the tut airdy swings make . beautiful sight;
A Ind - p ora steps GAily DER water that split,
Expands on the view with swins Of The TILT.
For the costume of Greece and the toRa of Rome
Are out done, in fe-to, by fair onse ut home;
For married men shiyer, and single men wilt,
A damssls Bass By with . swing Of the TILT.
81. Louis Republican.
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10 ICHNUND, FREDKRICkSBUR And P0-
IL TOMAC RAILROAD
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, CSxndsy Q. m. eIcepted.D

The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
steamers from si1tnstreet Wharf, EeA1N
Washington. 10 Asuia Greek and~
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad I.
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek TO Rich
mond We, connecting there with trains the Rich.
mond and PetersbuSg and Richmond and Danville
Railroads for Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington,
Raleigh, Greensboro, Salisbury, Charlotte and
Steamers Report and 9. Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily Sunday morning excepted ss
20 .. m. and p. m, and arrive In Richmond at
EOS .. and 40 N.
fifty Miles Shorter and M Hours Quicker than
any other houte.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via AQUA
Greek and Fredericksburg, TO Richmond, at the
Company ONCE, corner OF Penna. avenue and 9th
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through.
Onnibusses and Baggage Wagons will be in
readiness to convey passenger and baggage be-
tween depots in Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass By daylight Mount
Vernon. and may have opportunity Of visiting
several battle near Fredericksb burg By stop
ping At that point
Breakfast and sup on board Of Steamers.
GEO. MATTINGEY. Supt., Washington, D. O.
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent, Washington.
G. M. HANEY,
apS1y General Passenger Agent.
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
IL UNITED STATES Pa TENT q III

-. WASHINGTON, July II, 1876
On the petition of LINUS VALE, j. of
New York, z praying for the extension Of a pat
ent granted to him on the 18th day of October is52
Tor FORA az imprSyement in "Busclsr proof Plates for
from the expiration Of said patent. which takes
place on the 18th day OF October, 1855:
, It's ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent ONCE Monday. the ist day of DC
tOber next, at IL O'Clock m; and ali persons are
notified to appear and show cause, II any they
have, why eaid petition ought not to be gran ted
Persons opposing the extension required to
ME IN the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing at least tlcenty days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony filed by either
party to he used at the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted ia accordance with the rules
ton.
DISPOSITIONS and other papers relied upon as
testimony must be filed in the Office t,renty days
before the day Of hearipg the argnments, II any,
Ordered. also, that this notice be published in
the Republican and the Intelligencer. Washing
ton, d; G, and In the Times, Ney York, once a
week for three successive weeks; the first of said
publications to be at least sixty days previous to
the day of hearing: THOMAS HARLAN.
P. s.-Editor. Of the above papers viii please
copy, and send their bills to the Patent Office with
paper containing this notice. jy I3Iaw3w