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Observations by DinEus.
Jews are noted for their propensity to
' fleece" the Gentlles; and they even
make little "clips" of their infant sons.
1t may not be generally known that
trichin@ is comparatively an ancient dis
ease in Germsny. Martin Luther was at
one time 10 great danger from the Dist
of Worms.
The Georgia costume Of rtcollar
and pair Of spurs. was surpassed in
airiuess by the dress of su old Root Dig.
ger .quaw whom Capt. Bonneville met,
in mid-winter, on one of the tributaries
Of the Columbia River: It consisted Of
. thread worn around the neck. ornamen'
ted with q single bead. s'S5iS'J
When is dandy like 9 bsrn.yard
When be has swinging gait.
It is said to be SO billy in some parts
of Arkansas. that the people look or
their chimneys to see when the cows come
home. ll~ !!h !jlsi-
Some beasts and birds live to Q grea,
age. The eagle is supposed to live
hundred years. Dogs have been knowr
to reach the age of thirty years. and hor
sea fifty. A man in Kentucky is said t.
have had an ass seventy years old.
There is no accounting for tastes
Washington Irving tells of a half-breet
Indian and Frenchman. on the Yves
tern prairies, who became highly incens
ed because some person stole from then
a dead pole-cat which they had been car
rying with them for several days, wait
ing for good opportunity to roast it. .
A young man writes to know whethe
he can get a situation ont here. in som
agreeable employment. If be is goot
with knife and fork, be may get sit
uation as boarder at the hotel.
Song of the Sismese Twins" w
were boys together" '-"eI -.gsf's
It is mistaken idea that inanimat
objects perform their Offices without an
knowledge or will Of their own. A rop
will never hang a man until it is taut.
To Cure Laziness-Apply poultic
of sole leather.
1t has been ascertained that person
who are witless, are least capable {
earning their wittles."
Scieti6c men have discovered that th
pork disease. in Europe, is caused b
feeding the hogs on raw beets, whic
contain the worm. A large amount {
sugar is manufactured from beets. Is
not reasonable supposition. that thos
persons who are afflicted with "snake
in the boots" ore in the habit of swee,
ening their toddy with beet sugar?
The link that connects man with th
lower order of amin als-A link Of sau
sage. 3....-,r
| A sure plan to stop violent tleedin
Of the nose, is to stuff the nostrils tight
with soft putty. The blood could nc
then escape except through tho mouth
But that would be the mouth bleeding
not tho nose. Perhaps some person coul
tell you how to stop the mouth bleeding
"If he ask for bread, will ys give hir
a stone ?" Certainly-give him q mill
stone. and tell him to grind him some.
By association or practice. man ca
become used to anything. -Pelt him wit
rotten eggs. and he will soon be willin
to succumb. (suck 'um.
When is little boy going to bu
candy. like faded rose 2 When b
loses his cent. st..
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re- An exciting trial has Just been

/ ~ An exciting trial has just been
concluded, at New Albany. Indiana
One Prof Madison Evans. teacher and
preacher. seduced daughter Of Or. New
land. who had been placed under his tut.
.tion.L As soon as Newland MAIDS the dis
covery. he sought for Evans, and killed
him. This affair occurred at Bedford.
but the trial was held at New Albany.
The jury returned verdict of not guilty
of murder. The verdict was righteous
and Just. 1t will be difficult to obtain .
Jury that will bang : man fortsu act like
that. I.na eIlrfcfn afi nl sen.g'. .-e
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-31

FRosT.-A slight frost visited this vi.
cinity. on Monday night. No damage
done, except in places. On Royis Creek.
it played havoc with garden vegetables.
The weather has been very raw and dis
agreeable. for some days past. with .eas.
winds and cold rains-in fact, it has been
90 pretty much all Spring. The line oi
the poet fits the case %
aDecember's A pleasant az Nav"
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HoLLowAY's PnLs AND OIs1MENr -
Cutsneous Eruptions, as blotches.
Pimples. Boils. DC, are quickly removed
by short course Of these remedies. ths
Ointment gives . clsarness and trans
parency to the complexion, while the
Pills purify the blood OF an these humors
which otherwise force tbemeelves to the
surface and dis6gure the, face and neck
with unsigh.ly blotches. piuples, &c. No
toilette table should be without the Oint.
ment. Sold by ell druggists.
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~ Lot it be remembered, that next
Tuesday is the day for the Railroad
slectiou. sss5 est - =
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~ General Winfield Scott died at
Wet Point. N. T.. little after IL
o'clock, on Tuesday morning. the 10Th.
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Tax TITLEs.-Judge Gilchirst. of the
Sd Judicial District, in case before the
Court in Jefferson County, decided that
tax titles were good and valid under the
laws Of Kansas. Wehave frequently heard
persons express indifference about paying
their taxes, as they said if their property
was sold, the title wouldn't stick. Other,
are in no hurry about redeeming land al
ready sold, because they think they can
set aside the tax title at any time; and
many persons will not invest in tax titles.
under the belief that they are good for
nothing. Let those who are disposed to
triae in these matters, take notice. They
may End themselves minus their land,
the first thing they know. sga
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% West Virgini, voted. last week,
on a Constitutional amendment disfran-
chising persons who served in the rebel
army. The prospectus that the amend
ment has carried. n. ar goo
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OF Ho!-The Washington Chronicle
says that Col. H. 81. Heath. who was dis.
honorably dismissed the service for fraudu.
lent practices against the United States.
was at the time an applicant for the Gov.
ernorship of Montana Territory. and was
recommended by Senator Lane. We con.
gratulste the people Of Montana on their
escape from the rule of q corrupt man
and dishopored officer. = Learenworth
Bulletin. .
One good turn deserves another.
Heath deserted bis post and neglected bis
duties, in 1864, even disobeying positive
orders to return. in order to aid in i'm
posing Lane on Kansas for another six
years; and during his brief career as edi-
tor of the Omaha Republican. he gave
Lane q Tremendous big puff, making him
ont bigger man than Lane himself had
ever pretended to be. 1t is now Lanes
turn to hold Heath BY the nape of the
neck and the seat of the breaches, to pre-
vent his tum bling into Disgrace. a.a.
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w They are running all sorts Of ma.
terial into the State issue, in Nebraska.
The Plattsmouth Herald mentions the
fact that firm in that city who have q
heavy contract for supplying the Govern
ment with corn. ship it all from Fort
Leavenworth,H while immense quantities
Of corn are for sale by the farmers of Ne
braska and asserts. positively, that this
comes Of Kansas having State Govern.
ment. which enables her to command at
tention. at home and abroad Perhaps
the rise in the Platte is also owing to the
want of State Government in Nebrasks.
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EE Preston Kings body has been
found. floating 10 the water, in the vicin-
ity of New York. in q very decomposed
condition. Like bre,d cast upon the
waters. it has returned after many days"
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WHITE CLOUD .ClTY MILLs.-On &C.
count of the lack Of wheat in the country
TO be ground, the City Mills will, fol
some weeks to come. run only two days
in each week-Friday and Saturday.
unless enough grain is on hand to require
more time. then that remaining on hand
Saturday night. will be ground the fol-
lowing Monday and Tuesday.
In order to supply the dem and. Messrs
Thacker will keep constantly on hand
until harvest. three grades ,of Flour. o
which the present prices are:
Spring Flour, ] Dbl. sacks, So so.
Xxx Fall Flour. per bbl., IL SO. z
xxx Fall Flour, do. Is SO.
The latter brand is the choicest articl'
that can be got in any market. tf.
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FAcT.-Our i" forgetfup President,
in his confab with the British newsmon.
ger. advanced the bold proposition thai
i" some sums want figuring up more thar
others, before you can get the answer"
An original idea, and correct one
One of those difficult sums, which the
President does not seem to have figured
az, is the true value of the blood and
treasure that the rebellion cost the coun
try. But a kind of sum that he has &
peculiar talent for getting the answer TO-
is the amount of bread and butter o
which he can deprive some loysl office
holder who refuses TO see the beauties o
"my policy"
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pUBLIC LAND SALES In WISCONSIN,.

SYNOPSIS OF TIE PRESIDENTS PROCLA-
MATlOH No. 71O. DATED JUNE Ia 1856
A. oroers public sales of ever five and quarter
mlilSHs OF acres of vacant public lands in WIS
At the Land Once at LA CROSSE. on the 18th
DAY OF SEPTEnBER next, the reserved sections N
thlrty SIX townships and parts of Townships in
The counties of Monroe, Jackson, Trempaleau and
At the Land ONCE at LA CROSSE, on the 18th
daI OF SEPTEMBER next, seventeen parts of Town
ships, the counties Is above
=, At the Land Office at FALLS ST. OROIX, on
the list day Of OCTOBER next. the reserved sec
tio.s in forty four Tow nships and parts of Town
ships In the counties of Dunn, Pierce, and 81
At the Land ONCE ut FALLS ST. OROIx. ON
the I'D day OF OCTOBER next, ten parts of Town
ships, in the counties Of Pepin and Pierce
At the Land Office at EAU CLAIRE, on the LIST
parts OF In the ties of Clarke Ohip-
pewa, Eau Claire and Dunn
At the Land Office at STEVENS POINT, on the
18Th day OF OCTOBER next. one hundred and ten
OF Marathon and Oconto
At the Land Office at MENAsHA. on the 9Th day
OF OcToBER next, sixty seven Tewnshi pc and arts
OF TOWNSHIPS IN the county of Ocon,O
At the Land Office at BAYFIELD,, on the bth
Gay OF NOVEMBER next, the reserved sections in
eighty one townships and parts of townships in
the counties Of Ashland, La Pointe, Burnett and
AT the Land Office at BAYFIELD,, on the 18th
Gay OF MONEY! Der next. forty nine towns hi ps and
parts OF towns hips in the counties Of shland La
Pointe and Douglas.
J M. lDMUNDs,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofie.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, Junel4, 1856
NoTE.-Under the regulations Of the Depart
menf. as heretofore and now existing. no payment
can be made for advertising preciamations except
to such publishers rs are specially anthoyizsd TO
Psbiish by the Commissioner Of the General Land
once 10 2S-lawl3w
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su24-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Auots.
pr GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionesr..

GOVERNMENT SALE OF NALUBLE sOUARK
AND BUILDING LOTS In THE CRY or
MAsHiSGd9h. ID. c., AT PUBLIU AUG
TloN By ORDER OF THE COMMisSIOSFR
OF PTBLIC BUILDINGS
On TUESDAY, the 10th Cas- of October next
1866 we will sell, 70 the highest bidder, com.
mencing att O'Clock M. a. our Auction Room
Nc Szo, corner Of 9TH streetrwes. and ID street
north the following named property, belonging 10
the Government Of the United States, viz
ISL. ~
Lots numbered 2, 5 e. and s, in square No sla
Lot numbered IS, In Square south OF No 81
Lots numbered and 2, In Square No 6sl
Lot numbered IS, in Square No. SIS.
Lots nunbe lf, Is. and IL, in Square No Iilq.
Lot numbered 10. In square 80 llsf
This square hes recently been subdi vided and
laid out in lets, and will be sold in lots socoripc
TO that survey. which will he shown os the dsy of
sale; or. should sny one dee bid for entire
square, sn orportunlty will he offered.
Terms: Cssh, IN GOvernu cot funds, on the de-
hyery OF the ceeds Of the property
ODe NTH oi the purcf ace money 20 be paid Uheu
the property - knocke of
Sbouid the purchaser fail 70 comply. the prcp-
erty Will then and there be put III again aud sold
TO the next hi CHEST bidder.
IL the whole terms not compiled with a,
thirty deye from the day Of sSIs toe Con ~
reeerve- the right 80 resell The ptor-rty Al the
risk and cost OF the fret purcha-er. r. orI.r ,.r
the Ccmms. sioner of putIfc Pull iines
a. . soAes GRhRS q WILLIAMS, Aucts
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II THE LADIES of Washington wish to see
nice and selected stock Of Dry Goods, we ad-
wise them to call on Messrs Yates d Selby,
323 Pennsylvania Avenue between 9th and
9TH streets. They have recently received q
large stock of goods (many Of them from auc-
tions) consisting of Linens, Dress Goods
Black and Colored Silks, tog ether with large
stock of Cotton Goods of all kinds bought be-
fore the recent advance In prices. Call and
examine for yourselves and if you do not like
the goods, You are under ne obligations to
purchase.
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CoREs, BUNIeNs, Club and Inverted Nails.
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres.
cences, and other disorders Of the feet sue
oessfully treated without pain, by DIR. White,
Surgeon Chirepodist, Rooms No. l24 Pennsyl.
vania avenue. between AZ and 9th streets Of
fee hours from g. m. to S D. m. and to o. m
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tALCABLE AND RELIABLR.-"BroOn's Bron-
chidl Troehes" will be found in yalu able to those
exposed 10 sudden changes, affording prompt
Teiief In cases of Coughs, Colds, etc. For Pub
nc speakers and Singers, and those who over
TAX the voice, they are useful in relic wing an
lrrltated Throat, and will render articulation
easy. As there are limitations, be sure to obtain
the genuine.
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CITY ITEMS.

JkwELRY.-Jet Sets, Carbuncle Sets Stone
Sets, White Orise Setts-ooO tyIes slice We mi.
tons, Silver Plated Spoons, Forks, Gobletts,
cups, Saits-received this morning at Prigg's
Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 43S Pennsylvania
avenue, neal ~ street
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STAR LINE 81 STEAMSHIPS FOR Nrw
- YORK, (0UTsIDE.J
LEAVING GEORGETOWN AND ALEXAS.
DRIA WEEKLY.

The Steamship THAMES, Capt. 4. T.. swift.
iii leave her wharf. Ne al Water St, oo~>
georgetown. on WEDNESDAY, sept <682A
9Th, at a. I'd, stopping at Aiexandris -
FOR height or pssssse, having first class &C.
eomnodstions, applytO
JOHN ". ANDREWS. Agent,
No. 81 Water street, Georgetown.
~ b-shippers may confidently rely upon this
hne running regulsIly. as advertised. to accom-
piIsh which one or more first elas. .teame "a will
Put Oh with the Thames. sugylo.
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RY W. L. WALL 4 CO. AuctioHeers.

By virtue Of a oecree of the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia, passed in equity cause
Nodf2i the subscriber will offer for sale, on FIJI
DAY, September 7. at s O'Clock D m s1nare No
ia, on the plat of the city Of Washington The
above square is divided into six lots aud is Ona
of the best localities in the city. being in the
immediate vicinity OF Meridian Hill, the spot most
Ia orably considered for the Presidential
Mansion. This il the only opportunity for pro-
curing lots at reasonable prices in this neighbor-
ulators. " 0P0N
Terms of sale: as prescribed by decree: One
fourth cash residue in six, twelve, and eighteen
veyanciDg, including revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser. WV
JCARTER MARBURY, Trustee
au ~ eO6ds Init w l. WALL, co
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RY W. L. WALL 3 CO., Auetioseers.
CONTINUED SALE.

On FRIDAY MORNING, Slst August az 10
CLOCK, At our store, No. all Pennsy lvsnis ave-
nue. corner IA street the balance Of their choice
STOCK OF pure Bottled Wines, French Cordial,
ana Llquors Of various Kinds. on hand some year
comprising an assortment OF about 0o bottles, Is
also several barrels of fine Whisky, Brandy, Gin,
ana Liquors In demiJ Johns, and cases of Mumms n
Chateau Lstourette Champagne, Scotch and Lon
don Ales. &c: Private IA Miles. especially for
this season of use, a. well g. dealers, may nj IL
TO their interest to attend. Can be eKanIised
previous 10 sale.
b. CRoMELIEN q co.
au Esd W. l.. WALL A co, Aucts
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REsULTED EATALLY-Messrs. r. ~ Holtz-
man and L. g. Edwards, who, as stated in the
Ht9r' were badly injured by falling from a
JACK ON cripple, while engaged in painting a
Dulidlng on / street, near 18th, have both d led
ION n, me EFFECTS of their injuries, the former on
Monday afternoon and the latter xesterd,y
WI, hoItzman' funeral took place Yesterday
anu was attended by the Journeymen Paint
~ Union, who are this afternoon attending
'he funeral of Mr.. Edwards
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, AuctiOneer.

THREE NEW Tw0.sTORY FRAME HOUsEs
AND LOTS ON 10Th STREET NEST Re
tween l. and Nj streets north, at Public Auc.
at clock p.. we shall sell. on the premiss.
Lot No. =, In Square No. III improved by Tn &c
new Frame Houses, oil nicely finished makin0
them comfortable residences for any private fam
lily. One OF them has been fitted for q store room
alley in rearlof the let w.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6 ana \,
months, secured by a deed Of trust on the pram
ises. All convey ancirg and revenue stamps n tba
cSst ot the purchasers. $50 down on each hose
su.a-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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IMPEoVEMENTs.-The Grammer property at
ihe corner of Four and "a half and G. streets
having passed into the hands of Mr. =
LUZ, who has purchased the house for ST. 500.
mat gentleman Is having considerable i'm
proSelnent made To the premises, an additional
story has been added with a modern French
roof, and the interior has been remodelled
MI X. =. Davis, who has purchased the lot
ADJOINING the house on the north at 50 per foot
Is about erecting two story office for himself
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10y THos. BOWLING, Auct; GeOrsetswp.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOTS IN

BY virtue Of deed OF trust to the subscriber ds-
ted pect mber %, lso5, and recorded in Liber h M
No, Is; folios 20, &C of the land records,
&C; shall offer for seie, at public auction, on
sATU RDA1, the LIST da of september. 1866, OF
O'Clock .. n. in front ef the premises, Los Nos.
one (lD and three go in SOU numbered ten hun
dred ana twenty three, Il Gas and Lots numbered
eleven III ana twelve tl2,l in Square numbered
nine hundred and ninety six, $780, Of the plan Of
the city of w sshington.
Terms One-third cash; the residue IN and
II months, the purchaser giving his notes for the
deferred payments, satisfactorily endorsed, and
bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given
and q oeed of trust taken, to secnre the deferred
payments All convey ancing and stamps 81 the
cost OF the purchaser IL the terms Of sale are not
compile with with in five days from the day OF
sale, the trustee reserve the right 20 resell the
said property at the risk cost Of the defautinQ
purchaser, giving three days notice in the I've.
ming Star. AsBURY LLOYD Trust.e
yZ-eo6ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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SELLISG LIQUoR ON SUNDAY.-Yesterday.
Herman Anterior for selling Gonor on g.
Gay, contrary 70 the municipal law. He was
500. anu was hneo
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STRANGE, But TRUB.-That Warts, Moles
Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, ETC., can be re-
moved without pain. To be convinced call
at DR.. Whites Rooms, l24 Penn ay., between
~ and 9th streets.
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CHEAP Notwithstanding will he touna IN
announcement Of the continuatisn OF toe go,
sale OF Government wood at Kendall Green
yard: An excellent chance to lay in a stock Of
wood al low price. Va
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THOMAS b. FORD.

EOR RENT-Thst handsome 5 story and base.
= ment RESIDENCE, No 266 street north,
having ell the modern improvements; hot and cold
water. bath room; with gas fixtures to same Ia.
Qufre ct 40 H street. north Patent Once.
~ 2'u JAMES TOWkEs, Agent.
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by GREEN WILLIAMS. AuosiODe.r,.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON " STREET
NOhTH. BETWEEN NINFTFKSrH .Nn
TMkhIiEiH STREETS wKST, AT PUB,
On NEDNt sDAY, the 18th instant, ats o,cIoct
=. m, We shall sell, on the premises. Lot No h in
SQUARE no III, having a 'front.' of a feet . inches
on north street, running lack ahaut lbs fear a.,
an alley IN the choicest part of tins city for pri
waite residence W
Terms One third each: balance in s. ~. ana "a
menus. tor notes bearing interest and secured by
hoetu 81 trusi on the premises. All convey sncine
and revenue stamps 1t the cost of the purcbaser
: lUOdONn when the property ~ knocked of.
gu q GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
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PENNIES can be had In auy quantities at the
Star office counter.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
II UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

n A., ..., WAsHINGTON, August 9, 1856.
On the petition Of STEPHEN o. MEHDEN-
hall, OF NJ hmond, Ind. and OBED KING and
ALhA hiNG, OF Salem, low q, praying for the ex
tension OF = patent Granted to them the 9Th day
OF FoNenber, 1852, for an improvement in III and
Looms, for seven from the sx nj ration of said
yember, 1866: " .' VI "
tbs ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent ONCE on MONDAY, the nd day Of DC.
tober next, at IL O'Clock NJ. and all persons are
notified To appear and show cause III any thew
have, why said petition ought not to be gr snted
Persons opposing the extension are reauired TO
file in the ratent Once their objections specially
set forth In writing, at least twenty DAYS before
the day Of bearing; all testimony filed By either
party 10 be used at the said hearing must De taken
and transmitted In accordance with the rules Of
the Office which will be furnished on application
=. Depositions and "ther papers relied upon as ties.
timoDy must be hled in the Office twenty DAYS be-
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments II any
within ten days after filing the testimony
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the Inielligencer and II Republican " sshi nston
ID. o., and Ia the Palladium. Richmond, Iud !,
once week for three successive weeks; the first
o. said publications to be at least sixty days pre-.
vious to the day o; hearing.
n, commissioner of Patents
P.S.-Bditors Of the above apers will pleas
copy and sepd their bills to the Patent once with
paper containing this Rstice. eu i5-WSw
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BASE BALL.-Y esterday afternoon a match
game OF base ball was played between the
representatives. of the Quartermaster Gem
efals Chce and the Third Auditors office
SOuth OF The Presidents. The National, Union
JEFFERSON and Olympic Clubs were represen .
ted on both sides and there was some fine
playing the game being a closely contes te q
one The Third Auditors side were vjcto-
rlous by a few runs, their score being ~ There
Were quIte large number Of spectators on the
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A LIZARD HARkISON,
"A CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
shop-41s Eighth street west, between ID aud
north Orders solicited. gu 2f-lms
FOE MON RkTEETION Oh INOONTINENOI
OIL urine. imitation, inn animation or ulcer alton
bedder or kidneys. diseases of the PROSTATE
flendsl stone In the bladder, calculus, gravel or
Sck aust deposit, and ell diseases Of the bladder,
npnenneXss Snd drepstcal dwellings, use HELM.
A READY AND OoNOLUsTyI TEsT A. ~.
70 aH2esT1es Of hHLMBOLDT FLUID *.
T aesoVA Hv1HU I'll Be . esmlarjson With those