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Ar ETROPOLITAN HALL
M WYMAN., the WIZARD and vRNTBIL0

Ar ETROPOLITAN HALL
wi wYMAF. ,hs WIZARaR Pr and - TIflMsTTERILdaSS-
XIV ; EggsisspSY # rs hixn5 sq A FaHRs DAY.
ERi + rs e; y 81 stF ggiEdRAAlxss 5 HSyiaAsf, ra y Si e a'I
FRR,PLATEDTE1 sgrs. 0 VARIETY b 1ssfal
articles. Admission, dfy ce4ts; Gslierys twenty
ave ssns.; Doors open ssaa.es.'s
Ticfst once open oil day 1t the Hail. No sxtra
charge for secured sssts.z q I-n
r ECTURE BY, THE REV. NOAH
soHRNCK ]; p.-The Rev. pr.
's9chEsCK VII lscsTTs inths Lee Lsstp pSip q VT e.
kING8, November 10th and ID IT, fci0ek
sabtsstfor russdsy "APLAiA TALK 9
suSisct for Friday |: "soclAL ROR0Es.p
TIcxRrs Fifty cents. To be had a me book
stores and n the door. no Ie-td
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LII NEW NOVELS CAN BE HAp
A No. s&Thiytssnth street
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EEAsT FOR THE BENEFIT OF IN
JIG DECENT CHILDREN.-The D0RCAS SOCIETY
OF Broad-street Methodist Episcopal church will
continue the PEAST during the present week In
Broad streets, and respectfully request the patron.
age OF their friends and the public generally.
The ladies will be very thankful for such contri-
buttons OF eatables, etc. ,as their friends may pc
disposed to make them. no l9-3t
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THE NIAGARA, FOR NEW YORK,
i will leave Rockets at the hour ~
instant. t NQ&n&31S
Freight received TODAY Mon
day. and until II A. II, TUESDAY.
Accommodations for passengers unequAlled. .
For further i1ioI : tE aPR1y e 3 Rockstt,,
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lfg.rG RICHMOND, November l6, 1885.

Miss Caroline III. Rtchings,
Directress Of Richiags English Opera Troupe.
We, the undersigned, citizens Of Richmond, low
efs of the good and beautiful In art, and admirers
ment, feel that since your advent here your
talents, energy, and culture as an arttsts, no less
parted an impulse to the cause OF musical educa.
ton in our midst which should not pass without
some token of popular appreciation, beg that you
will name an evening when the people Of Rich.
mond may bestow upon you a complimentary
benefit, which we have every reason to believe
will be equally substantial and worthy of your
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~ Harrison, 0oddin d Apperson, Auctionesr,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents,
VERY VALUABLE LOT. ON THE
MOTH SIDE OF MARSHALL ByywrrE
SECOND N THIRD SHEETS, FOR stIp
Will be sold at public sqeiinn I" 4
n, that beautiful BUILDING LbT on M ~ e.
side Of Marshall betw cen Second and Third ...s =
fronting twenty four and q half feet. rnnnirn r.
one hundred and eight feet to an alley nine s 80
wide. = .IE 54Us# 'ss'
TEENS 0ne-third cash balance al ona 80.
two yesrs for negotis BILE notes with iniares, - sha
secured by q trust deed. ""'sa,
HARRISON, GoDDIg 4 APPgRsoy.
no AuctjOnsea
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE. WIZ
IA be sold at auction on THURSDAY, noyemp.t
u, 1859, at II o'clock A. NJ, atthe late resideSe.T
Thomas y. Lati, deceased, tha personal p,oSs"s
/ HORSR, / kULR, . cows, Pk0yBApsS,
CARTS, Flows, HOES, WHEAT Pan, CAkrEo.
TkRs TOOLS, HOUSEHOLD and .ns
NITURE, BOOKS, bURvEYoRs' lHSTkUhsais
BUGGIES, and many other articles.
WIN. L. COWAHDin, Adsipasirat",
Al the szms time and place will be rSnsss ~
buildings. mn
TsRMs On day Of saie. no -
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DOR RENT, a very desirable BRICK
Il TENEMENT, containing eight rooms, SrA
with q kitchen and large lot attached, and a IM:1
street, nearly opposite the Methodist Episcopal
church, in the town of Sidney.
Also, an excellent FRAME and BRICK TENN
MENT, containing seven rooms, with a kitchen Of
two rooms. near the corner Of Main and Cherry
streets, in the town Of Sidney.
Also, a well-arranged FRAME TENEMENT, on
cherry between Main and Cary streets, containing
five rooms, with a kitchen attached, in the town OF
Sidney.
three or four rooms and kitchen, on Fourth be-
tween Baker and Duval streets.
Also, a pretty BRICK RESIDENCE, on Fifth
street between Duval and Baker streets, suitable
for Il small family. .L n
Immediate possession Of the above named resi-
dences may be had. lSBELL DAVIS,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
no 17-2t opposite Spotswood Hotel,
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By Harrison, Goddin s Apperson, Anstionssr',
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

NMFaI0 .-- "MM.. E-. EH
r ARGE SALE OF MULES, HORSES,
IL WAGONS, HARNESS, BLACKaMITHs' AND
WHRELWRIGHrS' TOOLS, &C.-ht the requestot
M. Benjamin.. Hatcher, surviving partner otthe
late Arm OF Hatcher & Webster tand tor the par;
pose of winding up the partnership, We shall -sil
at auction, at the stables formerly occupied "
Messrs. HaxaiI, CreRshaw 4 Co., near the Dan-
VILE depot, on THURSDAY the I'D Of Soysmbef,
lscs, commencing at 10 o'clock A.. NJ, the folloWIDS
10 fns MULES,
lH0RSES,
10 sets HARNESS,
SPRING WAGON,
rs 6TkRET WAGONS, all In good order
ALSO,
o lot OF BLACKSNfTHS' and wHBBLWRIghis
TOOLS, and some WHEELwRlGHTS TlhbEE.,
Farmers and othen needing strong ana ~
broke MULES and HORSES would do weI"s'
tend this sale. -LGEaG
TgRns /: All sums under nty dollars, cash over
that amount, ninety days credit for sppfo'eS'eN
dorssd negotiable paper.
Will be added 10 the above sale
ssADDLE me HARNESS HORSES,
+ r Ssfne MULES. n,,psos
nj "A Auctioness.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, A TWO. STORY BRICK
Il HOUSE, corner OF Thlrtieth and N -
streets, Union Hill. To a good tenant terms fIs1
liberal. Inquire Of Mrs. s. r. DAVIS, corner G.lA
Of Thirty FIRST and N streets. no lq-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-19

ON MONDAY EVENING, November 10, will be
presented Auber's charming opera 3 Dl.
AVoLo, introducing the full strength Of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-19

EOR RENT, the DWELLING PART
OF the house over the store Of Messrs. 1z2
Cary & Shields, on the north side of Broad f..A
street between Sixth and Seventh, contain -.
ing six rooms, with kitchen with four rooms at
tached also, q large yard, with water. closets,
sc. ; all in good order. Possession can be had
E. D. EACHO, Real Estate Agent,
Fourteenth street,
no ls-3t between Main and Franklin.
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A
IA CRgeCENT acknowledgements;
NICK. UAX-December;
YANKEk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; 2
TURNER'S,
A. - a. 81 - f-cE#FsE Ma q HnwAprnS atrASk
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EvTO MY FRIENDS AND THE La
u DIES IN GENERALITY do not pretend TO sell
e cost, but Win ssn ny good. vsry loT IN order
eas WV e fSSD 70 Tor ch a1hSs roc Cons . and ana p ane
chsss some OF those cheap HOSE, GLOVES,
6HIWLs, CAPEs, HOODS, VELVET RIBBONS,
So1fo os ana s oens wv WAHMAsH,s,
nola-ts No. 500 Broad street.
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WYE WILL MAKE ADVANCES ON
i Viii 1i rSsskaS. "a ffSSxass.2asiiisoHii
ND ~ s PAInsR. zAsssooE sco.
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WANTED TO RENT to a good tenant
on N and Thirty first streets, Church Hill; who can
also rent or cultivate on shares, ss a market garden,
to me at my Office, just below the post.effce:
no l2-6t< va - SANDS.
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| EOR RENT OR SALE, my DWELL
IL NG-HOUSB, on Seventh street second Ia
door north OF Leigh. The house is four sto- f::N
ries, well built, and In good order, with oil-G3Sk
Kitchen and laundry are large, with good rooms
over them; also, coal closets Of brick. Inquire at
For sale, one SUPERIOR MELoDEoN.
NO La b. w. KNOWLES.
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DARN WANTED.-I wish to pur-
Il chase q SMALL FARM, situated in q vicinity
where the services OF a physician are desired, who
has had several year, experience in practice. One
near tidewater preferred. ADDRESS
WILLARD, NJ. D.,
PleasantHill, Northampton county, N. c.
~ 6-and2m
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

By Harrison, Goddin & Appsrson, Auctioneersr
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
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AUCTION 6ALE6-TUTURE pAv
b Jane. :. 7syisr. asssion.sr

PRIVATE RES,
fSs sTSiGJ. H SSSxsfs Hi III y 9ps stss sEk {;
GaIUSa-W Pc sold on THURSDAY he Sadd
the desirabIs residence above described. nav
supied by Mr.. 6eorge n. Richards. The n nof.
and smoke house-all nearly new. and ~ VOC
order. The building 10 put up in the bes, ss,1Nyn1
and OF good material. IL has q One view - "nnis
the business part o. the city. The lot ffonta n ~,
and runs back 173 feet. "'ss'
TERMS One. nnh cash ; the balance on A e,s1,,
Of ionr, eight, twelve, and sixteen month tor ~.
gotiabIe notes, interest added. ~.
.. JAMES N. TAYLOR.
Auctioneer
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DUCKWHEAT FLOUR, SMOKED
ID BEEF .ae,-@ bags VIRGINIA BucRwAsAr
800 pounds skoKsD BEL,
DANDRlDGK q ANDERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-19

TOR RENT, TWO FLOORS above
lie my store, 10 feet deep, wen finished, IA
with entrance from the street, and suitable c::8
for any kind OF light business. 80. Jul
g. G. GARY, 1905 Main street,
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nUTCHER,s FILES.-We arc IN re-
ID ceips % st.An seecrtssss q esisssrs 10
i Tssb s tiRsi w. 4. SdsTAsx 60. !,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CLOSING NIGHTS OF THIS JUSTLY CELE-
DRAFTED TROUPE.
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VIZ THREE THOUSAND
w bushels FLAXsEED; and will pay the high
est market price.
au 37-ts HILL & POTEAT.
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TOR RENT, the
F HOUSE," corner OF Ross and Co. IA
vernon streets. suitable for q large boarding. f:.:3
house. This Is an excellent opportunity for.GXk
an enterprising party. Apply at syv,sox,a
no la-ts Fourteenth and franklin streets.
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DRAN AND BROWNHTUFFs-4,O00
.Dbnhsh q stess ts sais lev ~
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Consignments Of housekeeping articles received
until the morning OF sale, ,roov ..
ADDITIONAL.
Will be added TO the above sale, about leo 70.
lumes STANDARD LAW BOOKS.
nola-B 3. B. COOK, Auetisnssf.
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rALCINED PLASTER.-2o0' barrels,
" daily expected, for sale BY 49, .. LIE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-20
DAVID A. BURR, Trustee
~ Stw6ds 10. MCGUIRE co, Aucts.
GALE oF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE TWO
- MILES FROM WASHINGTON

On WEDNESDAY,. . = Gay OF July. 1876, al Il
O'Clock noon, In front of the Mayor Office, at tho
City Hall, Alexandria, Va pursuant 90 decree
of the Circuit court of Alexandria county, Va,
rendered at the May term Of said Court 1885, in the
suit of James W. Gibson ct al, plaintiffs IN equity.
Va. Elizabeth Gibson ct al, de end ants. We shall
proceed TO sell At public auction the following
property, il being all the real estate q the lac
JOSHUA Gibson, deceased, lying in Alexandria
county, Va, viz:
One Lot q rs acres the south side OF CoIum-
bis pike, one mile west Of Long Bridge With large
and commodious dwelling house, barn, stables,
grsnsry, carriage house, &c, &C, and ABUNDANCE
OF apple, peach, and other fIuit trees.
Also, Lot Of 81 acres, = mile west Of the above
mentioned lot. on the north side Of columbis pike
with dwelling house and large apple and peach
orchard. ILls lot Il known ss the Philo Baldwin
Place.
These lots are finely situated on tho hill IVES, of
the Potomac. The land Is Of good quality, the
water excellent. Zach lace viii furnish = verY
oesifalle residence Tor any one wishing % do bust
ness in Washington.
and L. months from the day vi sale; the title 20 be
retai1ed Till full payment OF the purchase money.
and the property 10 be resos st the risk Of the
chaser on iaIure 90 comply with the terms Of sale
defer red pas mepts 10 he secured by bonds OF the
purchaser, With good personal security.
A,the same time and 49,. or.,,i,v =, acpr
cULTUEE IMPLEMEsTs belcnging to the place
will be sold for cash.
Bosts lesve Washington for Alexandria every
hour. Trains leave Wsehi nCton for Alexandrts st
il 0 CLOCK g. m r sYsasp x b i III
WEsTEL wlLLoUGHBY.
vE6' Commissioners.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.

The LYLE MURDEE.-Ann Lee, a very bright
and Intelligent looking nulatto woman, W no
resides on L street. between 9th and 7th street
Washington. was brought TO the Maysr's Of
fice this morning and committed to Jail for ex
animation. for having in her possession a
dress and three spoons, the property of Mrs
Lyles, the widow of Mr.. Lyles, recently muir
dered. She states that the articles i'll question
were presented TO her by the fugitive Rich
ard, she being ignorant of the method by
which they came into his possession. The
dress Is stained with blood IN several places
and is another unmistakable evidence of the
guilt of the parties who stand charged with
the fendish offence. These parties were com
mltted iOr further examination to-day, the
10Th. but we are informed 1t is 10 be postponed
day or two longer to afford time for an array
OF all the testimony In the case.-Alerdndri1
-
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DIED

COLLISION. On the morning of the 18th instant
SEURGE O., second son Of George and Co..
toIlsOn, aged years, s months and DAYS
TIE newers that bio 1m in the meadow
The leaves that wither away
Are pictures of which Pm an emblem
Fer hourisbei. then withered away
In freshness L blsomed for a season
Ihen wlthcTeG and faded and died
but only 70 Dloem IN the beauty
VI angels OF God IN the skies
And now i am happy with brother
"ho lett me not one month ago,
And Jesus has made us bright angels,
In q land that is richer than gold. O. O. q.
The funeral viii take place this ridayl after.
noon. Al o'clock, from his parents residence No
aOI bth street west between II and streets sOuth
attend. ~
FISHER. On the morning of the GOTH MAR
TIA L., infant daughter of HeuTy w and Mary
Fisher, aged months and days
The relatives and friends Of the family are I'm.
yited 10 attend her funeral from her parents re.
dence, IS High street, on tomorrow saturday
morning at O'Clock.
WRBEk. On Wednesday afternoon, after a
week illness, Mrs LYDIA A. WEBER, aged
81 gears and months. wife of Louis Weber
Her husband and children nave can se to rsourn
devoted wife and fond mother. May they md
consolation In the hope that Our kind Heavenly
atheT hath taken her home unto Himself
Her friends are respectfully invited to atte ID
the funeral on to morrow Saturday morning at
10 o'clock from the residence 500 7th street est
between G and streets south, Navy Yard II
GREGORY. In this city. on the evening of tine
18th, Oh ABLES j. GREGORY, son of Ohm Gre
DRY, in the 10th year of his age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-20

hSO SEVENTH STREET. hsO
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND
VICINITY.
L have recently enlarged my store, giving me
greater business facilities, and have correspond
ingly enlarged my stock of the following Goods, to
which respectfully request your attention when
making your purchases:
PAPEB HANGINGS, of foreign and domestic
DECORATIONS for Halls. Saloons. nc
BORDERS, CENTERS. MEpALIIOSs AND
FIBE BOARD PRINTS.
STATUES and PAPER CURTAINS,
GOLD WINDOW SHADES, Oh Buff, Pearl Stone.
Lavender, Brown, Chocolate, Tan, aud Green
grounds,
WINDOW SHADE HOLLANDS. of d,ssrs,.
widths, in Green, Blue, Buff, and White, and
warranted genuine Scotch,
SHADE FIXTURES, complete,
RUSTIC BLINDS, CORDS, TAsSELS, &c
TABLE and STAIR OIL CLOTH,
And very large and complete stock OF
SQUARE and OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, in
Gold, Walnut, Rosewood, and Ebony
FRAMES of every description made to order
NIB have also added to my store q small
PICTURE DEPARTMENT,
where amateurs and the public are invited to call
and inspect the few
GOOD PICTURES
which l have on hand.
Acknowledging many obi cations to my friends
and the public during the last nine years, / yet
earnestly solicit their continued favors and SUD.
port. LII ROTHROCK,
$50 and 452, Seventh street,
opposite Patent Office
16 DIV ICON Uuien
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-20

CAfD-The statement of r. Bangs. in to-
days In,elligencer, in regard TO MetzerS,t
nan, Is untrue III every particular. We gave
MT Bangs the hall free of charge for one nights
reading for the benefit OF the Portland suffer-
ers Tor Thursday last. On Wednesday Mr.
Bangs made up his mind TO postpone the read
irg until Monday. To this change of time we
mad TO objection. but one hour later il was dis
covered that the hall was rented for that night
10 Mr.. Baird, Intelligencer building, eth street
and MIR. Bangs was at once notified of the mis-
take. and requested to change the night.
W Il MRrZRpnrr
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DEowNED.-A small schooner commanded
by Capt. SambouIte, of Baltimore, containing
lhIee persons, was capsiZed, near the city,
during the storm of yesterday. and one OF the
parties, 4 brother-in-law of the captain was
drowned. His body had not been recovered AT
last accounts. Another schooner coUtainIng a
large number OF persons, including band of
musicians, we understand was also overcome
by tho winds and waves, between this cIty and
Washington. and four of the musicians SVEN
into waiery grave.-Aierdndrid Journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-20

NOTED CLERGYMAN and public lecturer
says of ''Br0tT'S Bronchial TrocheS:' SIN all nv
lecturiDg tours, put Troches into my carpet
bag as regularly as l do lectures or linen
Public speakers, vocalist and all others who
exercise the voice, should never fail of using
the Troches. They surpass ali other prepara-
tons in clearing and Strengthening the voice,
removing hOarseness, allaying irritation of the
throat. and as cough remedy are re-emnent-
" the best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-20

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-James C. McGuira 4
Go. sold the leasehold OF the valuable property
on which stands Thompson's "Owen House'
for 500. 1t was perpetual lease, and being
purchased by Mr.. Owens, the owner of the
house, becomes a fee simple title TO him, and
all Il now his property, ground, house. and
all. The same firm also sold five lots of ground
on New jersey avenue, between south Il and
q streets, at prices ranging from 81 to III cts
Three purchased by G.. +. GuIick, and two by
Richard Morgan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-20

DSATH OF REV. r.. :. BARRETT-Rpy. Ed
ward - Barrett, a brother of Hon. Joseph III
Barrett, Commissioner of Pensions who has
been Tor long time connected with the PEN
sion Office, died in this city on the 18th instant
after 2 brief illness. At p. m. yesterday the
remains were carried to the sepot to be taken
10 his native State Vermont.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-20

BJIIED BY HIS FRIENDSHIP our notice q
few osys since of deaths by sun stroke, we
stated that John Cllman was buried by the
German Societies. Mr. Christopher HueberIe
writes us that this was a mistake as the finer
81 expenses were paid from money collected
from the friends of the deceased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-20

ELSEWHERE will be found the card of Mr.
" 81. MetZerott in relation ia an injurious al.
legation made in regard TO him. Mr. MetZp.
Tott Is known as IN estimable citizen and a
correct. straightforward business man. and his
statement Will be received with entire conf
denCe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-20

CoRNs, BUNIeNs, Club and Inverted Nails.
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres-
cences, and other disorders Of the feet sue.
cessfuliy treated without pain, by DIR. White,
Surgeon Chropodist, Rooms No 424 Pennsyi
vania avenue. between AZ and 9th streets Of
flee hours from a m. to D. m. and 8 TO 9 o. m
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RTJAS. q. MCGUIRE CO.. Auotioassrs.
TKUsTHEs SALE or LOT OF GRouNp ON
18th STREET, NEAR OHksTNBT ST.

ON shTSkpAn AfTkRN0ON, July 2lst, at
ed in LiIeT b. NJ B., No. o. folios ISt et seq one
Of The lsna rscoIns o. Washington, and to me di-
Drum s sub OF square ses deecribe, az forfoxs.
thstis 10 FAY, beEinnisg for tie came siKty(60j
feet from the southwest corner Of said saasI ..
fee a!iey, thence west seventy six I7ol feet in
ches, thsuce routh f~rty ti0b fset IL seventy
elk t!bb feet inches to the place Of be gi sning
Aieo, Lots Ii and 10. In same cub, fronting 20.
gether. ninety feet on 18th street west, by depth
Of ninety six (oSD feet.
TeIms: ons third cash; rosidHs in six and Twelve
months, eeoured ON tho property. Cow eysncius
G purcbaseI ssOss :
HENRY n. T!LLEY. Trustee.
" ion JAS. q. Mc0UIRE co., Aucts
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nEPAKTMEhT OF THE INTERIOR,

ID tNfTED sT4 TES s P PIiT4kkkNiPe 6,FFIcE
the petition of oGbEs SIGh5 5Is of 's
Ko,ab1fy. Mass, praying for the extension Of q
additional improvements were annexed March so,
1874 for an Improvement in Grinding Mills. ;" for
which takes place on the 18th day of October,
1t is ordered that the sais petition be heard a.,
temher next. at II o clock NJ and ali persons are
have, why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension required to
act forth IN writing. at least twenty days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony filed BY either
and trans mitted in accordance with the rules sf
the Office which will be furnished on applicatio on
nOy be ONCE as tsens DAYS ss Ss
lsre The day Of hearing the If
ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the Rfpu,sl,t1S and tie National intelligence.
Mass, once week fer three snccessi We weeks: the
hrst OF said publications to be at least sixty days
previous to the day of h' ThSMAs HARLAN,
ps r,;,o Acting Commissioner of Patents.
copy and send their bills 70 the fstsnt once Ss
paper containing this notice. ~ II iawsw
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
petition OF G IHk Of T. ds zee
to ,Gg se Sss IF Of
al improveI lent in Grain Separators for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent, which
takes place on the 18th day of October. 1885:
, 1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patrnt Office Oh Monday, the lst day of 0cto-
potihed to appear and show cause, if any they
have, why said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Office their objections, specially
sc forth IN writing, at least lreNfy 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 the rules of the Of
q. lsha t nm liCQ
Depositions and other papers relied upon a. tes-
timony must be filed in the flee tpenty days be-
lore the day OF hearing the arguments, if any,
within ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered. also, that this notice be published in
the Republican and the nteliRencer, w shn gtou /,
ID. o.: and In the Mead willie RepV blican Pa, once
aweek for three successive weeks: the rst Of said
publications to be at least sixty days previous to
the day of hearing. THOMAS HARLAND,
Acting Commissioner of Patents.
p. S.-Editors OF the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills to the stent Once with
a paper containing this notice. HIt.law3w
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