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day Fl"rtense left them, and as she crossed
that threshold for the last time, her heart
went up in silent prayer for him who
had been her fate. When Nathalie put
her arms aronnl her, and kissed her with
nearly breaking heart, sho looked at her
with 4 look Of almost sublime peacc and
resignation, which told Nathalie that she
was really happy in her sacrifice.
ANA long years after, when sho thought
ofSis in her quiet far off home, and thounht
Of the joy i, had brought to the man she
loved, the same look WAS still in her face,
and she lrlt it had not been all n sacri-
flee.
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te btrIbmsn patsntrten Bertetnen neren oGstnter
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ri6e SQGfn fir 9erreu uub Damen seben gDIrttn-
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ore, @onnetitoa, fea II. SQnM0r 1866.

nWdre oie8 Der SAL gepeieu, 70 ipiroen Sic
poriiber8efa9ren iein," benerfte 6 rniton5e nj
5tternber Stilnme.
,,9lGerpng8 piiroe i6 e8 permieben buben,
6itber 81 tontnleit."
Seine Nngen paren fiulter unb iein ganseS
Q8een ei6tdlt."
GonlfonSe ndterte fd, ibut einige S6rtte.
SD babe cine 8itte an Sacobo," iaste Ie,
eillen bittenoen Slid auf Oieies ftOl3e II. f66ne
2ingelii5t beIteno.
o6rdaein Salient ltierna fam unm6sli6 ben
gljld5ritter 2ange rmGtma5 81 bitten baben."
Gonftan5e'S lebbaite unb betpeBlide SeeIe
fonnte bisie &i(te nidt ldnser ausbalten. Sic
faBte i'm ant 9lrm un0 ref nit jenem innigen
3cn, pelher Der pabr3afte 9usOruf iepeS bef>
tt8eru Gefibl8 1T:
.uSa weiB, poB id tief unO ldredlid ben
damn beleioi9t babe, welder mir feline 2iete
ertldyte luO oem i'd Don gan5er SeeIe 5usetban
bft. SO meib unb ertenne, oab er allen
8ranO oer 2Get bat, erbittert 81 iein, aber i'd
flebe uu @ergebung.
a- 2t9! SD war 10 uamenlos ,n9lddlid
bltrA bcn 3rUei'el, ben man in 1lteiuer Seele
gewedt batte, OaB Id nidt tuuBte, tpaS t6 that
reoete, SSelnni9er man liebt, Oefo 9r6ber 1T
in iplhen Salt Die Grbitterln4. Sugen Sic
SacQb, o1B s ie GOnitan3e per5eiben !"
(S0rtIebund folat. .E
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ESslieesr pue sp6eemtIie5er
), Baltimore 10 Q 6er. :"
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Der sdgiiebe ggecfer toRet in ber Stabt Gents
iDO6entli, sa6lbar bic &raSer wele hafur oerant
wortlG inb.
Ourts Bic gOfa oerianbt: $3.50 fir @aOnate Ubet
$5 id5riidb in Gerau83aRTunG.
Das aSoc6eRbIatt erteiat teben Sreitas nnb tof
Sc Gbrli5 i'm Bpraus jablbar.
gtad5 Denti8anb cerfanbt: S5 is5rli@ (enf@ltesli3
bsS Bprto).
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i5trti0c &lCiOcr
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i& Gerlnit bic Gn5eige, baB id ba8 pn iet Sa6ren an
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Gorten unb 5u aIeu @reiien. '-5t
Iserner cine Mns!pa9I 0e9en@ir!ne, StS6e &C., oioe
ale in biee8 Sad eini3lageubeu Qrtifel.
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rHr5efsr Qrifs au8eferti8t. 1.l5
H. g. aNjfer.
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Cine gBo6e naa 9ange's N6reiie tpar Sttz
resi6 poQenoet unO pes @mpfan95 ieiner june
gen 6errin semdrtig oieie bIieb aber nod
INNER gu &uns8bOr8, unter Dem GurWano, i'e
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ppn tbrer 6reunbtn, 9tnna g8ielfi, pede Den
Dinter in Sturesi6 Subringsn ipllte, 2lntlpprt
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-10
OF THE IETIRIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFfICE,
..- - WASHINGTON, July II, 1876.

- UNITED STATES PAIENI Uff6SE,
On the petition q Iikgs yiE2 cf
sTfHs e 5 he a.: 81
from the expiration Of said patent: which takes
p'isf on or sss shss tSs ssiS peon be
the Patent once en- Monday the as cay gu o r.
have. why aid petition ought not 70 be gran ted.
Persons opposing the Q xtension are REQUIRED 70
set forth in writing. a. least ttresty dsys before
the day Of bearing: all testimony n,ec ~ s,tner
party to be used at the said bearing must pc taken
Of the effce, which win be furnished on applica-
ton. ,.,,.a
te..s%ony must be ,isd in he Office itrsnis days
before the day Of hearips; the srgsnests, II any,
within .is ns The ,s; q
sas 81 G sna f IN the as
s! Ss as, as heating. sG THOMAS RsBLkS
'ne ""' Acting Copnis.ioner of Patents:
sE Ispe sH Containing this potios ~ His~sw
vuIpIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
i scriter has obtained from the Orphans, Court
Of washington County In the District OF Celsm-
s pans of Jonas Click, late OF washington,
:.ss al hereby sSsa e
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof TO the
| subscriber. or before the 18th day OF July
next; they may otherwise ~ law be EXCUSED from
sGiyen under nv hand this 10th day Of July isss
| 1890. HENRlkrTA s SL10ks
ULf @. DE- OLD RYE WHISKY, "isss, Tbs
r.. best in 'evn for sale y nyrR. co.
sul-e0st 2ss Penn. ave, bet. nth and 18th s's
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

~ CHi1ED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
petition Of PEfER GsisER' Of dpssn
rdstle, Pa praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him on the 18th day of October 1884, fer
years from the expiration Of said patent, which
takes place on the 18th day Of October, 1866:
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at
ter next, at sl2 O'Clock M; and all persons are
n,~ified to appear and show cause, il any they
have. Why sale pennon ought NOT 20 De granted
6ia t the Patenf D. zee their objections, specially
Sc forth in writing least trcenty days before the
day of hearing; all te nreu ~ ei,nsa party
to be usee at the said Geari1s rules of the Of
flee. which will be furnished on applIca,,u u 49,
Deposltons and other papers relied upon ~ ~
timony must be Med in the flee twenty days be-.
within Ten days AFTER filing the tes,imony II ""''
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the Republican and the Intellig cncer, Washington,
sweek for three successive weeks; the rst OF said
publications to be at least sixty DAYS preyieus To
the day Of AGING
P. S.-Editors OF the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills TO the stent Office with
apaper containing this notice. Jyl4Isw3w
ORPHANs' COURT, July a, is6S-DnrRIcr
In the case Of Charles Weber, executor of
S Of the
fer the na settlement and distributisn of the
hand, as far as The same have been ' collected ID
The creditors and heirs Of said deceased are re
erly youched, or they may otherwise by Law be
excluded from all benefit In said deceased g e.
dr % s S be
-, Test. g: ROBBINS,
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LIlNAL SALE OF QUARTERMASTERs
+ sTORKs AT THE CAVALRY DEPOT,

OpdYtermdsteY Generals Office, Fiyst Dtrtsio1
WdShtagfon, ID. C., August Is, 1856
BY order Of the 0uartermaster General, there
under the direction Of Captain George r BTd%s
ing, A. q. M, on THURSDAY, August % lsS
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, the following
described lot OF Quartermast er 3 Stores, viz:
8 0oe feet Hickory, Ash, and Oak Plank; 1000
Iron; ,O7a lbs. cast iron Railroad Chairs; Hand
Cars; 9 Warehouse Trucks; Wagons tive
borse) Hay Scale lFairbAnks;) 3Plafform Scales
(Fairbanks;D 5 Counter Scales (Faireanks) 3
Portable FORCES: Smiths Bellows; l3 Anyils: /
Tin Bender; Tin Drill; ] Hand Drill; j Fan
Also, Once Desks, Tables, Chairs, wardrobas
Stationery Cases, Iron Bedste ads COOKING ami
Heating Stoves. Cooking Utensils, Bar and Scran
Cold chisels, Files, Hammers, Fsrrier Knives
Punches. Stocks and Dies, Heading Tools Ira
vellers, Vices, wrenches, AIDES, Ausers Bracas
and Bits, W God Clamps, Tenor Cutters, Goures
Batchets, Drawing Knives, Spirit Levels, Tape
Lines, Planes, Glue Pots. Saw Sets, Hand Saws,
Broad Axes. Caliipers, Compasses, MsIlets. Pin,
GERS, Screw Drivers. spokeshaves, Splitting
Gauges, Round and Strait Knives, Cutting Piye
ers, Bivet Sets. Claw and Edge Tools. Pricking
Wheels, Paint Brushes, Paint Cans, Paint Mui.
Ter, Paint Stone, Paint Mill, Paints, Coiors We.
Irons. Lumber Rule, Wheelbsrrows, &c, &c
Together with many other articles not above
enumerated,
Purchasers must remove their stores within a VA
90 days from date Of sale.
Terms: Cash. in Government funds.
boat for Giesboro will leave Sixth street wharf
every hour during day of S ;slsi A, xk1s,
Brevet Brig. Gen Y; 9. A, in charge
IN In. lit First Division, q. M G.. o.
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THIRTY- NINTH CONGRESS-, FIRST SEES
u SONS. 261.

THIkTY-EINTH SoSGREss, FIRST SEES.
An Act to protect the manufacturers of mineral
water in the District of Columbia, and for other
Be q enacted BY the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentd'ires ofthe United States Of America IN Con
ders Of mineral waters and other beverages BY
law allowed to be sold in bottles upon which their
Impressed, NAV e with the ciera Of Of the S9prsms
Court Of the District of Columbia description of
Noitles and of the name or marks thereon
srcn use the same to be published for not
fn ss han too S ..h in daily
sesiiy Dswspsrsr p.. ''A'a III 'A'0 Di''''o' oil
Columbia, ,t.. that it is here
by s dscsr. 40 70 b 5. 5 t s.,.. or per
SONS her,aiter without .Ss 9efnsssf9ti o. ~.
for sale to traffic In any such bottles 90 narked
and not bought by him or her of such ownsl, or
be to penasy Of y cents so for S.as
bottle SO filed or sold or nsed. or disposed n,
and hve dollars for every subsequent offence to
be recovered as other fines In said District Of Co,
In accordance with the provisions of the above
law OF Congress, passed at its late session, and
July Is 1856. append hereto q description Of the
bottles belonging TO aud used by me, aud caution
s snfsros s =
OF the n law sssis .. all persons 50 offending:
g. rhis bottle e never sold; -
AIRY q shinu Georgetown, D. O." and "A. 4
g. This bottle is never sold "
I'd. Glass Bottles for Mineral Water, marked
b A, shinn, Georgetown, d. c." and 'S This
bottle IL never sold %
4th: Glass Bottles for Porter and Ale, marked
n A; Shin, Georgetown, d. o." and IS. This
bottle Ia nevers sold. -
9Th: Glass Bottles for Mineral Water. marked
"B. A. shinp, Georgetown, ID. O." and "a b. a
O. Co., New Haven, OF, Pat. Jan. 8, 1854 .
oh. stone Bottles for Weiss Beer, marked . 4.
i'm. Stone Bottles for Spruce Beer, marked
"Arny ehinn. Spruce Beer "
sth. Stone Bottles for Mead, marked "Arny &
Shinn. Superior Mead %
Riley A. SHINN,
Union Bottlipg Depot and
Weiss Beer Brewery,
No. 81 Green street, corner Of Olive.
CIV Geor0etovu q
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The INTERNAL REVENUE TAx.-By refer
enee 10 q notice published by Lewis Clephane,
Collector of Internal Revenue. it will be seen
that the taxes on incomes for 1853, and licenses.
billiard tables. carriages. pianos, silver plate,
DC, for lc66, are due and payable on or before
August goth. If not psid before that date, a
penalty of ten per cent. with other costs, will
De added.
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WIN. II. BARpOUR, Trustee
au6-eo&ds GREEN a WILLIAMS, AUG
by D. L. WELLS q co AuctiOneers.
RY THos. DowLIsG. Auct.; GeOrse'swn.
TWENTY BUILDING LOTS OR MARKET

ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Augsst 18th,
NJ clock a. M will sell. on the premises, part
Of that very valuable ana desirable track Of land
called Friepdship. situated in Washington county,
in the Dis trict OF Columbia, about IL miles above
Georgetown. about half mile from the koekyilie
turppike and tie Ridge Road The property will
be dfyided into twenty Building Lots or Market
Gardens each containing from four 70 eight acres,
end can De seen at any time previous % sale Ap
plication 10 W ID. q. MURDOCH, Fec, at the
Cedsrs, Georeetown Heights, A plat OF the pfop-
erty can be seen ct the Auction Rooms, no. 174
Terms One-quarter cash: balance 6, n, aud Is
months, Win "a es =, =. ~.
auS THOs. BOWLING, Auct.
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DIE

FLANAGAN. On Thursdsy, August o, at oae
oeloek p m, OF congestion of the brain, MAR
GARkT A., wife Of james J Flanagan aged AZ
years. So "
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral from her
late residence, No. 19a street, on Saturday, at
New York and Philadelphia papers please COPY. !
JOHN B., only son of Robt. B. and B. Theresia
Tompsins, aged il months and is days.
Funeral will take place at o. G. at :, on Friday
the 10th inst at 81 CLOCK.
lPhiladelphia and Brooklyn papers copy.l
BOOTES On the morning OF the 10th instant.
after brief and painful illness, ELIZABETH
consort OF samuel M. Bootes, in the 6lst year OF
her age. 49, -
The relatives and friends of the family are re.
spectfuliy invited to attend her funeral from her
late residence. No. 3 Let street, Georgetown AT
4o'cleck p. m. Saturday, August llth, 1856
LITTLE. On Wednesday, sth instant, BAR.
BARA LITTLE, Ielict of the late John Little
formerly of Gettysburg, Pa. Requiescat in pace. :
gettysburg papers please copy /
WILLIAMS. On the 18th of July, ls,s. nj Jack
son Barracks. La after an illness OF fifteen hours
AUGUSTUS WILLIAMS, in the 18th wear of his
age, formerly of Washington, ID. O. 1t
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RXTENsIvE AUCTION SALE
GOVERNMENT TOBACCO.
SEVERAL HUNDRED HOGsHEADS OF FINE
VIRGINIA LEAF.

TREA,Uar DEPARTMEsr, CrsToM- HorsE,l
RICHMOND, Va, August S, 1866.
In compliance with inetruetfons from II. A. Bis
ley Esq, Supervising Special Agent, there will
he Sold TO the ighest bidder. II public auction at
II O'Clock in the forenoon OF WEDNESDAY, the
5th DAY of September next, at WINsT0N'S
BUILDING corner Of 18th and Gary strt cts, in
the city Of RICHMOND, VA, the following de-
CAPTURED AND ABANDONED PROPERTY,
TWO HUNDRED Cor morel H00SHEkDS
FIVE HUNDRBD BOXES MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO.
counties of Bedford, Roanoke, Franklin, Camp.
bell, Henry, Patrick, Halifax; Prince Edward,
Pittsylvsnia, Mecklenbarg. and Charlotte, G .m-
prising all the good tnbecco lands in the State
Much OF IL 10 OF the finest quality, suitable for
wrappers" and has been we'll cured and pre-
served. This sale presents oppsrt nnities 10 the
manufacturer and dealer rarely offered. should
the demand warrant, some three or four hundred
boesheads more may be added TO the sale, which
win complete the disposition Of Virgins Tobacco
io ssmrie. OF each hoeshesd will be ready for in
sreciien ct the sales room ten days preceding the
oey of sale
= JOHN 9. LOOMS,
au l0I7t A,dstsnt Special Agent.
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Sun SrRUCK.-Yesterday, about two o'clock
EDWARD Boston. colored. was sun str 1ck while
atwork At Eslin's brick yard, near Boundar v
street, and Notwithstanding prompt attention
he died in about half an hour. He was sun
struck about twoweek since, but had recoy-
cred when he returned 10 work. Some of the
police of the second precinct Were on hand
and had his body conveyed to his residence on
Pierce street
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MARRIED.

O'HARE-BR0WEE. On the 9th inst bv the
Rev. Bernardine r Wieet. GEO A O'HARE. TO
Miss Ei A n. BROWNE. both Of this city.
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POLICEMAN CHARGED WITH AssAULT-
Yesterday, Peter Becker, one OF the policemen
OF the Fourth Ward, was arrested by Sergeant
Ecklon on the charge OF ASSEMBLING Thomas
Sutton, and the case was heard last evening
IL will be recollectsd that Sutton was arrested
about the I'd instant by the accused, " hen
Patrick Seanlon assaulted the officer. Sutton
now charges that Becker struck him withou
justification. Justice Walter dismissed the
case, considering that the accused did not ex
coed his duty in the matter
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REcovERED.-The many friends Of Mr. James
w Spaulding, Commissioner OF Improyemeuts
Tor the Second Ward will be glad 10 learn that
he has quite recovered from his recent severe
illness, and is now attending TO his duties.
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10y GREEN 8 WILLIAMS, AuCtiOneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING on
NORTH II STREET, Between Ist and North
Capitol streets. at Public Auction.
On THURSDAY, the 10th instant. at O'Clock D.
m we shall sell, on the premises. Lot a, in ]
o. McGuires subdl yisi OF Square No GA PRINT
ing Office square having front of q feet by I75
feet inches, to an alley 30 feet wide, which has
been recently paved.
Terms: One third cssh; balance in 6 and u
months for Betes bearing interest, aud secured by
a deed of trust on the premises. All conyeyancipp
and revenue stamps at the csst of the purchasers
( 30 down " hon the property IL knocked of
an lid GREEN q WILLIAMS
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DESERVING OF CoSFIDENCH.-There Is no
article which so richly deser YES the entire con-
ndence OF the community as ssBrown's Bron-
ehtdi Irocacs." The Troches have received
Maturing concentrations from the most ce1e-
brafed Ciergymen, Lawyers, and Public
SPEAKERS, who speak from personal experience.
Those e Offering from Asthmatic and Bron-
chial Diseases, Coughs and Colds, should try
the Troches
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ALL who want to hear good lecture sbopI,
go 70 Odd Fellows Hall ON Saturday night Z,
hear George Francis Train on the present ans
1utnEe prospects of Ireland.
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CITY ITEMS.

WHEELER & wusoH's unrivMed family
Sewing Machines More than esoaOO have
been cod. All stytes, with latest improve.
under National Hotel q
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PENNrKs can be had in ny quantities at the
Star Office counter .... s.-r
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IL.-Mr VIM. j. Stone. of the Washington
bar, is seriously Ill at Mount Pleasant, near
Columbian College.
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pY GREEa WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.

VALUABLE LOTS FRONTING OK PUBLIC
SPACE at the intersection OF Pennsylvania and
North Carolina avenues, between sth and sth
streets east. Capitol Hill, at Public Auction.
On Friday, the 18th instant, at s O'Clock y N 81.
on the premises, shall sell all of Lot No II and
81 q east part OF Lot No. 10. In square No go.
making them desirable lots, which is subdivided
into q ieet 81 inches front, each running back 100
feet deep.
months, for notes bearing interest, secured l,y a
deed of trust on the premises. All conyeyancing
and revenue stamps at The cost of the purchaser
S25 down on each lot when sold
GREEN A WILLIAMS
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OoRNs, BuNIeHs, Club and Inverted Nails
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excree-
cences, and other disorders Of the feet, sue.
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No ga Pennsyl-
vania avenue. between ~ and 9th streets OF
fee hours from a. m. to S D. m and 6 TO %. m
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE.-That Warts, Moles
Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, etc, can be re
moved without pain To be convinced cal
AT DIR. Whites Rooms, ga Penn. av., betweer
~ and 9th streets.
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IlEPARTMENT OF rae INTERTOR.
u UNITED STATES PITENT OFFICE

On the petition ., Sb SHIy
self and IS sd@Distrasor q WiiiieS Z. Hunisp
ShS 20 fSr the
and to himself ocobsr 6 - se fSr "a
Improvement In :" Ploughs. ;" for seven years from
the ss1 n & sss takes place
~, ORDERED that The :sid petition Be heard at
Der next at u O'Clock m and ali persons are no.
nned to sppear and show cause If any they have,
Is. .1e
fle in the Patent Office their objections specially
dsy ali ss.i@ony sd b. either .Gf party f
to DO l:ed at the said hearing must be taken and
ON Ss talss Of the
;Deposliien, and other papers relied upon AS tes
ten days after hiing the tesfimony' '' "''n'n
the ana the B. IN
u. o.. and in the Commercial, Cincinnati, Ohio,
to Sc q least sixty ds sSs
previous to the day Of hearing rur,v,,
and Sa 81 The ssoy y psss
paper eontsinins this notice. ' y si ss 'n
DASSSSff4hHhDT 81 EEs P issfES!16 5ry1cE
iGik 81 wSsn.
ss,sst dran,sd h praying fof the xsnsion Of
isss ,mproysms IN Node Of Il Ssms
s Harnesses ~ Looms for seven years from
the 81 day OF November, 1856; VIZ
II IL ordered tbatth sald petition be heard at
the Patent Once on Monday, the 18th day OF Oc-
tober nett, at II O'Clock H.; and all persena a re
Why said petition ought not TO be granted =
Persons opposing the extension are reauired IN
ME tn the Patent Oice their objections specially
set forth IN writing, at lexst twenty days before
the day OF hearing; all testimony filed by either
party 10 be used at the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rules of
the ofhce. which win be fsrpished on spplicatisS
Dispositions aud other papers rciieu upon as tes-
ffnlony must be flied In the once twenty DAYS
within ten days after tiing the testimony
ordered also. that this police be publ he'd in the
Republican and the INTEL &c ncer. Washington, %
u, and In the journal. Prov ide nee, Rhode IslHnd
once week for three Successive weeks; the n rst
OF said publications to be ct least sixty days preyi
Gus 10 the day of hsaTins -. - .
IL THEAkER,
COMMISSIONS OF Patents.
f.S.-Ediiors OF the above pagers will please
soN Ahc ssrd their bills to the Patent Once with
"a RAler Containing this notice. 49, au 4.w3w
In nCoMpLETl eET or SECOND. HAND
~ BRASS INsTRU b 1NTs. ia FOOD order. foy
tne enesn lsu2l We METZkkOrT6 90.
THx GLORY OF NAN rs srRIHorH-rnsre
1sd;Stsi, ,r. osry15s Ssd dSetlitsssl ssoq1A O.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-10

YOUTHFUL BURGLARs.-Yes terday afternoon
Oficers Poole and King, of the second pre-
einet, arrested William and Francis Fitzgerald
sixteen and twelve years of age. on the charge
of burglary in entering the house OF Mr.. Lewis
BaKer, OF nth street, and robbng il OF eight or
Ten dollars, about two weeks since, and thew
We're committed to Jail by Justice Walter.
These boys, il will be remembered. were ar
rested by Officer Westfield, about three weeks
ago, on the charge of the larceny OF coat, ma
licious mischief in breaking the windows OF
house, and on suspicion of being concerned in
Numerous larcenies, when they were locked
up in the station. from which, however, dur
ing the night they managed TO escape This
time they acknowledged the Baker burglary
and were committed % Jail on that case only,