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pR0PosALs FOR COFFEE,
N,vy DErRRTyrNr,

bRr.1E o. C,au.rsr gOr rEI Rsprf.. &
DeCeub z Il lss6. \
Sealed Proposals to furnish go o. pouuI OF In
got topper, Ne hall - Lake 80 bit quality. viii
be received at this Bureau until 4 o. clio o N .
OF Janu srJ y, ls67. at which time thc proposals
viii lie opened.
The prep sails mast he ACd re--ed 20 the " Ia. rf
M bbTtdV % t"Hs.rsc,foH reH ksp9pr, N4~y o.
pdrtyls' H:. WGshtHs r"u. ana be endorsed pr0rH.
NaaN fnv Corr. that hey may .s ci,pnguislec
from ether husine. Letters. and uust be msde IL
compliance with the . iR,tyV~gsrH, ra .fff.r, 5.T
KING oF'rS for SUlVLEe, fn tf. Ary DCF1-.al.Hs %
which can be obtained from the Cou1nrzn at :
Ou &C al any Navy ard, or from th- Pur,p.siag
Psymsst.r a. any Nsysl Station, or from a. ;
Bureau.
The copper To be subject 20 the necessary test
and inspe rtion Of the proper officer 81 tie Wa-h-
lngton Navy Var. where the whole I-sutity y g.
be delivered, 49, 90 POM IL to lie delivered on 1r
before the let February. au8 the remainder ca ~
before the Let April, l,T- G J. 2 2aw2W
n Ru IL ~ A ~ -
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N.ALE OF OLD AND UNsERvIGEhLE CAN.
- NON. SMALL ARMS, AND MI>UEL-
LANEUUS OkUNsNCE STORES.
Bar. ar otOrfHJnce. Nary D,pHr UisHi,(
WHShiEst0H Csty, Dec. l3, 1850
On the 10th day or January, 1871, at nooA, there
via be sold 81 public auCtoH in the Norfolk navy
yarH I" the highest bidder, lot Of oil and
serylCeahle Cannon, small Arms AMI Mi-cella-
UcOue Articles Of Naval ordnance
TIE Cannon. khOt and Shell will be rOId ~ the
pound, and the Small Arms suo other Misc-l-
lane0us Articles Of Ordnance ia lots to suit par
ChRseIS.
Terms. Onehalf cash. in Government funds TO
he Osited Oh the cone fusion of the sale and the
remainder within ten DAYS If eTwardS. curing
v Inch time the articles must be removed from the
yard, other wise they revert TO the Government.
H. A. WISE.
de l. eotd Chief IL Rure,u
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:. TT he IA b L K.
SUNDAY pAssENGrR TRIINs:
'EHR0CG I'll LINE BETWEEN WASHING TON
II PHILADELPHIA AND NE IN NnRK
60 - ESs:4S ~ =. sssA,s ~

WASH NGToN, Dec Q, 1858.
- US oet"eeh washington and New York are
FOh NEW YORK, withOst change N cars.
$50 2.
FOB NEW YORK, changing csrs at PhiI,Iel-
Leave daily Except sunday at lI:l5 a m aud
40 .. IN.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Except SUNDAY At as and ll.l5 a
m, AMI $50 and s 80 D m
On SUNDAY
m only.
daily.
, Through Itch cts to Phil adel pha. New York. OF
Boston can be had at the Station Office at all hours
In the day. well at the new office ip the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, Ss> Penn
avenue, '"tween 9th and II n streets.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
Tor schedule between WsshingteE, Baltimore,
Anna polls anc the West
J, l.. WILSON, Master OF nspor,ation.
L. COLE General Ticket Agent
GEO. ;. KO0NTZ, Agent. Washing ton.
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LOB THE EAsTERN SHORE,

Wilson SMALL, CAPT. Z. T.
E a ,I leaves he, pier opposite ss
tween Barre and Lee streets Baltimore, every
PuHsR ia T l5S& and sATgkgAT, .ts
nXF0RD, CL0RA'S P0tNT, WILL 4CH )
WHARE, CAMBRLDGE. HUGHLETTS
WHARF, asd LLOYDiS LINDfNGG. ""D 0
, Returning from THE SHORE" she leaves
Lloyd Landing st I p. m, Cambridge At 4.s0 p
m, and Iaston Point ct p m touching e she
and Fridays.
She has fine state rooms, and all oth.r passenger
accommodations. equal to those Of any otRer
steamer on Chesapeake Bay. Sc b-sf
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DENTISTRY,

M. LEW les DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
81 No. 200 PESN'A AVE,
Between 18th ana 18th streets.
teeth EXTRACTED without pain 10y administering
nltInus Oxyde or Laughing Gas. DT. .>
Lt" lE has recently puTChz-ed the best 5SSvs3
me. ,ical Apparatus in the country for ~~--1O
ratlHg pure gas ever day also, an ia proved al
NHisr Inhaler The Association IL now prepared
70 make eeth on Gold, Silver and Rubber at New
YORK PhIladel phia and Boston prices All per
eoi5 wis hing dental work done can have 1t ss
ne IN the above named cities. All work done IN
tue neatest and best manner. AID warranted TO
CIV" satlsfaction. Persons will do we'll To- call
an examine our WORK. de u If
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THE EVENING STAR.

PIE EG SsIrU- The San Francisco
Morning CSll announces The death IA tnat city
- noted noun ain character, Thomas l.,
>mI n, ~ DO was kentuCkiln born. and nearly
seventy years OF age " hen he died The Cali
saws of him
% In early life he became a member OF the
American Fur Company, and tor nearly thirty
years trapped beaver, hunted buffalo and
fought Indians on their frontier and IN the fast
nesses OF the Rocky Mountains. Wine lead
ing he lite OF 4 mountaIGper, he visited nearly
every portion OF the country " iEg between The
n .~sfsslpHg river and the Pacific ocean, and
ne Red rlyer On the north and Mexico on the
south. He acquired The Languages OF the Paw
nesS, SIOUX. hoshOnes, Utans. Panvans.
crows, BlaCkieet. Nayaias ana 9th tribes.
aud became = chief IN the Utah tTips. In i-27,
While trapping on The head waters OF The North
Platte, IN company with four companions, ms
party was attacked by a band OF rowing In
dams. During the battle that followed. STH n
~ as shot IN the leg, the bones of which were
battered so badly thar he became satisfied that
ne would die unless the leg was ampu.aird.
A. none OF his companions had the courage
necessary 20 undertake the job, Smith per
formed the amputatIon himself As wonder
fol aS u NAV appear % the professional reader,
smith. leg healed, and formed a yerv good
stump. i: was his fact that gave him The
name OF Peg-Isg Smith ="
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
'RAME BUILDING AT AUCTION

ERAME BUILDING AT AUCTION.
ChV Q~a,tsrGasts,'s 0nes, Ds,o Of Wa,Aiasto.,l
WdshinEton, D. C., Dec "a, 1855
Will lie sgld at public suc'iOn, on FRIDAY, Jan.
nary Z. 1857 at II o clock Noon under the direction
Of Brevrt Lieute naut Colonel James N. Moore A.
q. NJ
One yrame Building, so1sl feet, and
Two Sinks,
situaieG Oh II street north. between 18th and I.th
streets W, st, &C Rtiguous 20 Medical Museum.
Terms, Cash. IN Government funds.
ID. II. RUGkER, ASH OR M General,
fe1-f Brew MAJOR General q. B. Army.
SALE OF LARGE LOT OF ORDNANCE
- AND OBDNANCE MATERIAL.
Bureau + OrdHnHce Macy h, yartrgeR,,l
WnShtngt0H CAV, December y, 1885
There will be sold at public auction, to the high
est BIDDERS, ~ noon, on THURSDAY, the twenty
fourth "a day Of January, 1851 AT the ONCE of
inspector OF ordnance. Navy Yard, New York. q
I.rse LIT OF Ordnance Stores, servicesble ami I'M
serYic-sbe, embracing Cannon. Shot and shell.
smai A rms OF various calibres. Spare Parts of
Stores
The articles will be sold in lots to suit pur-
chaseIs
Terms: One half cash in Government funds to
be deposited Oh the conclusion OF the sale snI the
remainder within ten 90 days sfterwsrd, during
which time the articles may be removed from the
Navy Yard, other wise they will revert to the Gov
eminent IL. A. WISE
de 21eOl3t Chief OF bQreau
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RATS IN CAIRO 1t there was one person 70 7
every NO ra'- IN the place, Cairo would be as
pOpUIOus a. the CRY OF New YORK The other
evening stranger arrived IN The city and was
s>tOuIshed % SO drCyes OF rats passing across
ths walks before him. Wherever he went he
saw rats great fat fellows, with uImble feet
anu UrICht Eyes. Strange 10 say. aItuOugh he
had a cane IN MS hand, he dad not venture 10
stTlEs a the pets thar gave him so much an
nOyauCe Finally, he took a friend by the arm
and walking aside with hIm In "a very mvs,.-
nous manner, sand ---'iiave YOU seen any ra.s
cH the sidewalk THIS evening 90 'Th0uSlucs
II them. aid his friend. The Strangers IA .
briEh'eHeC IN An instant. It's all right ~ ~
he '-y0u So. The truth il, I've been driu kin.
lIE" FISH lately. and when saw so many rafs
! va fearful they were creatures of my ina
EiBatIOE, and not iona tide ra.s-rn short yras
afraid ma had delITiuTns. IOu have taxsn
a weight from my mind Let ~ d-iUk =
CGtr~ Lfgr.Crrgt
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GALE OF LARGE LOT OF ORDINANCE
- AND OBDNANCE MATERIAL.
I ARGE LOT OF UNSERVICEABLE QUAR-
- TEBMhSTER PROPERTY AT AUCTION

ChIsf QECrttrpgauer'S Once. DspstoC WaSiiHSton,(
. WdShrrlstOa, ID. C.. December IL 1886. (
by dlrcCtIen Of the Qusrterma-ter General, the
following described UNeERVfGEABLE QUAR-
1ERMAS1ER STORES. will be sold at Public
Auction atLinc0ln Depot in this city. under the
supeIvlsion of BTevet Brigadier General Charles
HI. TonpkRs, Deputy QuaTterma~ter General
commenciHg on THURSDAY, January 3, at 10 q
81 rs Grain Sacks Cook Ranges
IL 100 10 U'd Horse Shoes lrn Blankets
roo lbs Wrought Scrap 900 Horse and N ale Col
Iruu Lara
go H. Cast Scrap Iron p. Head Halters
900 u r old Wagon Tires 335 Wagon Bodies
1875 lbs Iron Nuts, as ~ Army Wagons
sorted 70 Two hCr,e ambuIaD-
435 lbs Log Chains ces
J. Is II large Fire Hose 20 Horse Carts
65N feet small do. 60 Wagon Wheels
5g6 'e"t Gather do. q Ambulance Wheels
Is7 sessW heel Mule Har- 3Cyiindricsl Steam Boil
l67 sets Wheel Ambu- Marine Glecks
lance Harness M Coal Stoves
l4' sets Lead Mule Har- u Office Desks
ness o. O'Ce Chairs
Ia sgoH Brides ~ " ster Casks
l25 Il ling Bride l5l Barrels
o. VI Cleilan Saddles p Glu4-fOnes
l. " age n dc. Glo Lanterns
] Army Range $50 lbs Assorted Rope
Together with ShDg"is. Picks, spades, Axes,
Wagon w hips Cart Harness. BIaC ksmiths' Tools,
TIN NsTo, CaTpeEtcrs' Tools Tables, Cocoa Mat
ting. &c, SC.
Terms Cash u Government funds
Good must be removed within ten day. from
date Of sale. u II RUChER.
Assistant QuarteTna-ter General,
de Il dts brevrt Mao General L. ;. A.
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L NJ. LOOMS, NJ. d.. ,

TIE L L n
4 N. LOOMS, NJ. d.,
. The Inventor and Patentee Of the MINERAL
PLA1E TEETH, attends personally at xrA
his ohcein this city. Many persons can S$1
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, 21o
Ibese.
Persons calling at my Office can be accoIamoda-
ted with any 5tyl and price of Tee they may de-
sire, but to these no particular, and wish the
puTtst, cleanest, stroBRes and most perfect den
ture that art can procure the MINERAL TEETH
will be more fully warranted
Rooms in this cfty-No 33- Penn'a avepue be
tween 9Th and 10th SITS. Also, 9OT Arch street,
Philsdelph oc 20ly
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ WA-HTNETpv no, a

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
~ WAsHlNGTON, Dec. ., 1876
lSSf - o. Cr,s -sgzaS~-x1
hT Ee wv ts-.s VS. sz,NSSs
Trims between WASHINGTON AND BALTI-
NUKE, and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run as follows viz.
EUR BALTIMORE
Leave caiIy, except sunday. AT TOO, 7f5 and
All" = m, and 2rp, and 80 and 90 n m
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
zoo and 90 p m ' ~
FOR LAY STATIONS SOUTH OFAESAPoIts
JUNCTION.
Leave at CHS and W g. la 81, and at 400 and . q.
.. III.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave 81 10 and IS a. m, and 30 p m No
trains to or from Annapolis on Sunday
UN SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave AT 40 b. m, and : % anu ~ d NJ
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave az 45 a. IA and 2. 90 and ; ~ o. p
foR ALL PhBTS OF THE 1Esr
500 p m. " " ~ mas "H
On sunday at 90 p. N. only connecting at Relay
6n.aL,Cl. MIN Trains from Baltimore 10 Whselias
Parkersturg sc.
THRoI GIL TICKETS to the West can be hsd a,
me Washington Station Ticket Office at ali hon :
In the day as well at the new office of the Bank.
avenue, between 9Th and 7th streets "
foT New York, Pbilsie phia. and Boston, see
Advertisement of :" Through Line
q L WILSON, Master of Transportation.
l.. I'd. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
or ~ u GEO. ,. hOONTZ. Agent WashinstDu
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r. 4 "A II A LII
tSa1 Penn's avenue, Established Iszy. ,
NEW GOODS.

nave inst received full line OF China Glass
hbuf ahcy foods, suitable for the Hoii- 80
GAYS sGeh as Dinner, Tea, and Toilet ~
SSsLJ. "IAss Lu nbiers, 6Oblets, Decanter.
BoNIs' &c oys In great variety; Vases. ~
fuhSn sho Egenog Bowls; Fancy Cups and IAN
Tuss, W aiters. Cutlery. lated ware. las
OF GOed- in our line. "i 'ineH'
Noai On by the barrel and on drausht
We lnNlte ali IN want of articles IN our vax 70
give us cali and examine stock AMI prices vhich
We VIII MAKE as low o. they De bought whole
stonexare at factory prices.
de IS cow PURarvV L. CON-
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ECRET Disc ASSES.
SAL RIf ms GIPf!
SANARITAES GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED

THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
Yes, A POSITIVE CURE fer
ooNORRHGA, GLKBT STRUCTURES, Ae.
Contains no Mineral, no Baissm, no Mercury.
ONLY Tea Pills 10 BE- Takss 10 Efecs a Cuve.
They Sfs tns,e and viii not in any ie
,nTe the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate
Cus II from tomr
of the University of Pennsy wants, enc of the
co .Iposrye, no f,OxbIs, no chanss raatsrg.
Let those who have paired of getting cured or
sssa hsF
ssUs :. s ss T.n .i.n ssn'eO''
BLOOD, BL0ODr BLooD,yg
sCRoFULA, ULCERS. SORES, sPeTs
TEL ,S9 4yEssEsEAa DISEASES, s.. alh.s'
ssfSiE%isss OK s SGSsSSSE II. $isSSSSs, tn.
most potent. certain and enectusl remedy pre-
scribed Il reaches and ersdicates every particle OF
s sns Sermsnens Take then, Of this purifying pem
edy and be healed. and do rot transmit Il TO your
Year, DO NOT DESPAIR
A.sSsrsfR fTTIa
:. &. bed seGs. o the
system 4 s st IT,. ~,,s ,TESAGEs- n''
ne sSSr AIN And r asRB q
hsnpil, adapted, in liberated Uterus. in Leaoos.
c1 "a sas TO &. de-
ssnt BY express. Price 81 - per bottle
eAMARITANS WASH
H. In Of Syphilis, used In connection With the
bi Full fs sSrs asiS :a,i f;ios cent.
The efficacy OF these remedies is alike scknowi-
edged by ply scians and patients. They are used
In the d. B. Hospitals.
WHAT TEE SURGEONS SAY OF THE eAMAR
ITAN'S REMEDIES.
Md, Feb. ~, 1851 have great satisfaction IN
stating that have used The Samaritan Remedies
for VenerAl diseAses In Its most customary forms.
that have used them with Judgment, discretion,
and properly, and, have found them spond 60 my
aIticipations promptly and ehectually. Knowing
their com pesi ton have the fullest condde ~
their efficacy, and far nay Of them xtspds
irse0n"sn0 ''s" ALFRED O. BOWERS,
"Ass.stant surgeos, sth N. Y. Vols.
Sold By 3. o. FORp, corner 18th street and Penn.
SylvaniN avenue, Washington, HENRY COOK,
Alexandria, Va ; and BY Drnggfsts generally.
, DESMOND CO.. Phiisdeieaia. myGu
g. C.-sTovELLs IsFALLIBLE AGUE
a. rhnlas Ia ana asafl ku
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nIARlES FOR 1-61.-A large assortment of
~ DIARIES, fer 1851, for sale at Io~ prices
10 ~ TRAHCk TAYLOR.
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AUCTION SALES.
NY GREEN WILLIAMS, Au ctiouesrs


TRUSTEES SAJE OFVALUABLDIMPROY
PROPERTY, FRONTING ON ST. NORTH,
Between 4th and 5th streets west, at Public Auc.
tion
en- FRIDAY, the 2Ist instant, at o'slock .. 20.
shall Sc by virtue of deed OF trust dated the
18th day Of June. A. ID. lSss and duly recorded IN
Liber g, ~. l36, tolios 265, 26s, 40 sDd II
one Of the Land Becords for Washington q punty.
in the District of Columhis. being the vest hsif of
the west moIe'y of Lot No. 8. in square No. 3d.
fronting street north ~ feet ana !, OF an inch
running hack that width to Washin Gton street
with the improvements consisting Of a three story
Brick House and Back Buildings, having water
and gas
Terms made knewn on the day Of sale. All con-
veysncinE and revenue stamps st the cost OF the
purchaser. sl00 down In the hands Of the Anc-
ueneers onthe day of sale, and II the terms
not comp ed with within We days after the day Of
sale, the Trustee reserves the right 10 resell the
property At the risk and cost of the defsuItng
purchaser by advertising the sale three times in
some pewspaper published in Washington city.
THADDEUS PREUSS, Trustee.
de l-eod&s GREEN q WILLIAMS, AucJs
~ THE PURCHASER HAVING FAILED
10 comply with the terms OF sale made on the fist
instant the above property will be sold on MON
DAY the 3ist instant, at O'Clock 2. m, on the
premises at the risk and cost OF the defsultng
purchaser,
THADDEUS PREUSs. Trustee
md GREEN h WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

STEAMER LEAVES FOB
MOUNT VERNON E<sz
Every THURSDAY at 10 a. m Returns at "a.
p. n. ~ "a
Fare for round trip \ so; enc third this anorr,
Tor use OF Mount Vernon Association
waehlnRton ard leHandria boats leave each
place every hour, from q m. to q m
~ The fine Steamer WAWASSETT can ba
hartered for Excursions. oe
VAN RIswICK,
no n I'm General Supit N Oomnenv
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- few weeks ago, eiGh. dealers IN milk
"rfF h-ru=ht mp before tue Paris trIkuuq! Of
'.ii'.ii,Lai police. and. though the mix
seized was AZ liberated only WIN water Spveo
,Ct 81 he eIEhr offenders were -sn,t1 p-i.on
Tor ~ DAYS. and ali Were fined either twenty
Il ms better IN France
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BOSTON MESS MACKEREL.
am nov receiving from Boston direct, the very
finest quality Of
MESS MACKEREL,
and which rarely find their way TO this market
being used mostly for home consump tion. As they
have been trimmed of every p art but the nsost
palatabie. the kite contain very much more tnan
the quantity usually packed.
N. w. BURCHELL
Corner 18th and r streets. under
de 1-u Ebbit It House
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TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH
TWICE DAILY, tSsnday o, m excepted

The quickest and most direct route to Richmoud,
Va and the south. via the Potomac -,
;,eamsrs from Sixth Street Wharf Ee4ES
Warrington, to Asuia Greek and0111440
Richmond, Fredericksburs and Potomac Railroad,
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek TO RicN
mond Va, connecting there with trains the Rich.
mond and Petersburg and Richmond aud DanviiIe
Railroads, for Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington
HHssieish. Greensboro, Salisbury. Charlotte and
Steamers Keyport and Q Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily SUNDAY evening excepted) At
90 D. m. and N. and arrive In Richmond Nt
THROUGH 10 RIOa MOND IN SEVEN HOURS
Fifty Miles Shorter snd y. Hours quicker tnas
any other koute.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Asuis
Greek and Fredericksburg, to Richmond, ct the
Company Once, corner q PennA. avenue and 6,h
street, or on board Of the bosts. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons will b IN
readiness to convey passenger and baggage be.
tween depots in Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass BY Daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an opportunity Of VISITING
ping at that point
Breakfast and sup on board OF Steamers.
GEO. MATTINGLY, eupt, W arlington, D. O.
9. T. MATTINGLY, Ticket Agent, Washington.
apSly General Passenger AGENT.
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M FRENCH MILLINERY.
Rooms AT +46 El0HrH STREET,
I'M near Pennsylyaais avenue
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mi. J. :. Plum: aEd Mss Ellen Speed. a.:
i'.r.i'. -u'i three weeks ago, loved ..lt mrs.
h.-ht- 10 E4rutly proposed and vas Speed
~ accepted. futOu Saturday drcamped vim
$1,000 mace ov q bogus safe OF his would be
ta'Hrr-IH-l az fDwu !O.-. tAe :..i- deeds .,
come East.
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S IA C.-sTOvELLS IaFALLIBLE AGUE
-. CURE. sold wholesale and retail ny DUCK
EFT BCOkE. ApothecRTies. No. a9 PenBsyl-
vsnis avenue, between 2st aud I'd streets. aud "
druggists generally. 40 A. eO!h'
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFF

WASHING November l9, 1854
On the petition OF WILLIAM SMITH OF New
York. n praying for the extension Of pa
tent granted to on the 5th day of April 1885, for An
improvel .ent in Weaving Corded Fabrics, for
seven years from the expiration efsaid Patent
which takes place on the 9Th day OF April 1851
4. 1t 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once on Monday, the 18th day of
March next, at 10 O'Clock NJ; and all persons
are notihed to appear and show cause, N any
granted =" wv
Persons opposing the extension are reouired 70
file in the Patent Office their objections speciaIiv
forth in writing at least ttcenty day before ths
day Of hearing: all testimony filed by either party
10 be usec at the said he airing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules OF the OF
Zee. which will be furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers relied upon "A ties.
tlmony must b. MED In the flee ucsHfy days be-
fore the day of hearing: the arguments III any
within ten days after filing the tes' imony
Ordered. also, that this notice be published in
the Republican and the Intellisencer, " ngton
ID O., and tn the Times. New York Ny once
week for three successive weeks the rst of sad
publications to be at least sixty DAYS previous To
the day OF hearing. T. q. THEAkER,
- Commissioner of Patents.
p. S-Editors Of the above papers viii please
copy. and send their bills TO the Patent Office with
paper containing this notice. no rs law3w
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RAILROAD LINES.

1895 GREAT IScS
Il OOO PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE IcOf
Lea n; Et..-sssssS 49, =
~ ;" re- SeSSs ve-SS5sS W.
TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTH.
WINTER SCHEDULED
On and sitter November 10, lo5, trains VIII
Washinston. Ca, m. Baltimore lss m.
q. 81 90 .. m. - .... II 10 o. m.
THE GREAT DOUBLETRAOK ROUTE,
with ELEGANT SCENERY. Palace Stste-room
day aud night Oars. with modern improvements
and saving from four TO twelve hours in time over
ary other route. Two hundred miles saved 70
Western sno Central New York.
Two Daily Trains to the west
Through from Baltimore 10 ROCHESTER, and
PITTSBURGH without change
Passengers by this route from Baltimore have
the advantage of making all changes in UNION
DEPOTS. and no FkRRlES
Tickets by this route can be procured al the o.
nee. corner 9th street and Pennsy lyania avenue,
under the National Hotel, where reliable lnfor-
nation will be given at all times.
Passengers procuring tickets Al THIS once can
secure ompodations in Sleeping Cars Tor III
WILKINS, Ticket Agent,
Washington, ID. q.
ED: g. YOUNG, Gen. Pass. Agent,
Baltimore, Md. del ~
WASuUNGTnN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-29
WHAT TEE sURGEoNs SAY OF THE sAMAf
ITAN'S REMEDIES
Assistant surgeos, 18th n. Y. Vols.

Bold By D. o. FORD, corner llth street and Penn.
sylvani0 avenue, Washington, HENRY COOK,
Alexandria, Va /; and BY Drnggfsts generally.
DDSMOED q CO.. Phiiadeiphfa. myG0
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DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

leaves Washington at q N, and Al
sHsndria at q. "a livery SAT
Smiths Point, Chatterton Landing, Naniemoy
Stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point PIowdens
rionen Bay, Fexwells Wharf, HazeiI's Wharf
Piney Point, Point Lookout, and arrives at Baiti
more at 0. m. on Sunday
J.B. BRYAN BRO. Ageuts,
ap7-d No. 345 PennA avenue
II IOHMOND, fREDERICKsBURG AND Pc