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- Z. b. Harrington, the celebrated Detroit
diver, met with q most painful accident few
brass cannon which was lately lost overbo,srd
rom q Canadian gunboat, and had been some
half-h hour under the water, when suddenly
report was heard, and almost 1mmediatsly
afterward pull was felt on the signal rope
The men in the boat at once began hauling in
for dear life. and word passed among the crowd
on shore that the all. pipe had bursted. The
effect Of this announcement was electrical:
men rushed hither and thither, pale and friR bit.
ened, and fran tic rush was made toward the
spot where he was last seen. After what SEEM
ed an hour OF terrible suspense, HARRINGTON.
head appeared, and then his left hand, feehly
waving back and forth, but there were no 9th.
er signs OF life. Owing to the immense weight
attached to his dress it was found imposs ihIe
TO hft him into the yawl boat. and he was held
suspended in the water about minute. when
the ferryb boat Essex came alongside. CAPTAIN
jenkins at once sprang into the small boat and
Adding his gigantic strength to that, OF the
others soon had rope passed under Harring
tons arms, when he was hauled up out of the
water and placed en- the lower deck of the
Essex. The head -pieee was instantly wrench
ed Of, but what an awful spectacle greeted
those who looked upon the sufferer. Blood
was oozing from every part Of his body from
the waist up, and gushed from his eyes, ears
and nostrils, while he was puffed and bioated
beyond recognition. Both eyes were fripht-
fully swollen, and his neck looked as II he
had been choked severely, while with every
movement blood gushed from his throat. his
body and face meanwhile rapidly turning
black. -'H
aid had been summoned, '.his body and head
contin ned to SWELL" and as the body slowIv
dripped at his feet, many turned away, sick ana
faint at the ghasrly sight. Alter time he Was
ed in bed, and carefully attended until his vile
should reach him, which che did at 10. Is in tha
evening. ~
AtIast accounts he was much improved.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Terrible AffaiY-SHicide at San Quentins
We are ind ehted u, = friAnd from San Rafhal

Terrible AffaiY--SHicide at San Quentin.
Weare indebted TO . friend from Ssn RatAel
Tor the following particulars Of Tragedy
O'Clock boat for San Francisco wss leaving the
wharf yesterday. About half sn nour before
the departure of the steamer, Augustus snow!
son Of Richard SnoWSsn. TSo died in virginia
City, Nevada, come three or four years since,
and well known ia San Francisco, rode down
TO the Point from San Rafael on horseback ana
put his horse in the stage Company's stable,
short distance from the landing. He then ask
ed the mate Of the steamer to take drink, and
went into the saloon and drank and cOnversed,
without exhibiting any indications OF dsor.
dered mind He then asked the keeper of the
saloon for a pencil and piece of paper, with
which he returned to the stable, where he
orr Informant did not learn. He then asked
the groom at the stable to lend him his pistol
to shoot ducks on the way down to San Fran
cisco. The groom replied that it was in his
room on the bed, under the pillow Snowden
then went into the bedroom after the pistol.
Just then the stage came dowr the road from
San Rafael, and the groom went out to attend
to unhitchiRg the team. He had gone but a
few steps when he heard the re port Of the DIS.
tOl, and fearing that an accident had occurred,
ran back to see what had happened. Hefound
SnoWden sitting in chair, his feet on the
table and his head thrown back, covered with
blood, and Erasping the pistol in his right
hand. which lay across his lap. He had plac-
cd the muZzle OF the pistol IN his mouth and
uiScAo' 6eo H, tno ooll ranging upward ana
backwards and coming out at the top of the
head, back OF the line of the ears. The unfor.
fuEate young man was unmarried: and has
been talking of late of returning to his family
In Virginia. He spent the night at San Rafael
where he appeared as usual, giving no one any
cause to suspect him Of being in unsound mind.
lady relative of the deceased was on the
stage which was arriving. as the suicide was
committed, and her feelings on learning of the
fearful tragedy can only be imagined. No
cause is known for the commission of the act,
and the whole affair is beyond the comprehen.
sion OF the friends of the unfortunate deceased.
Alta Californian.
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A NEW DoDGB-MEAsURING A STRANGER.
A new and somewhat novel mode ofrelieving
q man of his money, was developed before
Judge Bowling, at the Tombs. At q late hour
on Tuesday night John Murphy, living at the
corner of Hickory street and Morrissey avenue,
Brooklyn, being In this city, met Michel Man.
ming and an individual known as sJack Cab.
bage," who invited him into q drinking saloon
corner OF Pearl and Chatham streets, where
Naming, for a purpose which 10 apparent,
pulled out his pocket handkerchief and com.
menced measuring his new made friend around
the breast. In few moments afterwards
Murphy missed from the breast pocket Of his
coat wallet containing s7s in Treasury notes.
and charged Manning with taking his money.
Roundsman Mcdonnell, OF the Sixth precinct.
subsequently arrested the suspected party, but
the missing money was not found upon him
On the complaint OF Murphy the magistrate
committed Manning TO the Tombs fer trial He
is thirty -one years Of age, weaver by cccu.
patton, and lives at No. Is Mott street JACK
Cabbage has not been arrested. This new
mode OF obtaining money by the measuring
process il net likely to prove very successful.
N. 7. Herald.
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~ For nearly two weeks the Chicago ps
peFs have contained daily announcements like
the following "Our flour market ID extreneIv
dun at o farther nominal decline OF csc per
barrel" -
~ A son Of Samuel Taylor, OF Pro win cstown
Mass, is years DID, while rowing in q dory in
the harbor last week, lost an oar. became
~ A girl, aged thirteen, named Eliza b
Curi, committed suicide, near Peoria, Ill.,, on
Sunday last, by hanging. The cause was, thSt
lbs day proyio her mother bought q corset
tor her sister and none Tor her. r-,1; IT,
~ There il more ham disease in Spring.
Held, Mass. The wifo and three childfen OF
W F. Ray, are some Boiled ham Q day or two
ago, and soon after were taken sick, having Z
violent Aeadache, nausea, and general prostfaA
uon n
~ Nearly all the large cities OF the conn-
try-Philadeiphia, New York, Chicago, Uin-
-cinnaii. ST. Louis, Brooklyn, and orners--hAye
recently been discussing the question efaan
increased water supply, the rapid Growth OF
all these cities having made an Increased sup
ply necessary. ... .,t. 4. -
- Buffalo - to have gas iights in the streets
every night In the year. 'i- tt,Lf
~ The car coaductors Who are in tbs hsAtf
OF pasoias lady passengers OF the city railYQetls
as they get on or on the vesicles, afereQuesV4
BY ssvsrsi yoang ladies who have keen ri
"a consider ladies ssTisnrativ.ly- ira Is:
piacard Hands Orr ~ IL -. - -
IAPoRrxNr D1cmroH--rss gsneya ,tes1rs
og tie New York Court Of Occasion Rf6fS ~
deetAea that seedsnboat co,npahp 81. 1fsHli
StY property stolen from the stztSrc6n u 49,
senses, the later AAyine the ley 81 IL Ynom
- II possession Of The uns sS TO tts1k
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STEAMER WILSON SMALL,
- FOB THE EASTERN SHORE,u
IRON WORKS
IL WASHINGTON CITY,

Corner Ohio avenue ana 18TH street,
The subscribers, thankful for the patronage here
tofore bestowed upon them by the citizens OF wash
ingtcn and .afe sd s sSe smpe facilities to
perform ali orders in their line Of business, and
as csp bs aOns or the
cities. Their work comprises Steam Engines and
Ct saE n sSans and s
BesT sa e hiss
bsanefes Of Mechanics appertaning irst class
They would also Tespeetftay sa the
sias Resurn M boiler This plan Of boiler
patented by them in 1861, has now been introduced
and and il has sssa
sfers % fuel facility for
from printing % fbosmip hy and
us at these works and are in IN 9per a.
ss s fs I'D ssssasas " s
merits and show it in operation in these : Works:
y il IA Il ns sSsss SG 9s Gan
Ps At ess oce
sIs.ss sssss
peiier Phflaaeiphia. belonging to A. :B; Cooley,
Esq steam Dredging Mashne do DO steam Pre- the
dos Iron Works stern =, Wheel shss
Works. = ~ ! ss.e-',.v.. ppo
ENPORTANT TO THE LADIES. -INDELBhK
I STAMPING,- Warranted fast cOlors. Wall
wash and boil. Done by a French composition,
the receipt of which has bee1 purchased 1t h'sn
price. Saves expense Of bratdfng.
Ladies are invited to cal, get sample, ana "
itH Ladies' white or cclorsd undeIskirts 40
rails, a prons, &C., Stamped on Imitation or Dr.
ing u W1 AZ sSIStf NOT 70 WASH OUT ,,y
Great saving 10 ladies having clothes, ~ nt the
dren TO make MP. mo brsids no sewing Gins that
can lie attached to the bottsms OF LadlCr rasSy,
i (same as they are now worn in New X The nsunl
4 cnat 81 braid. Birds msdallions, or
h Of any pattern stamped. Goods = JRfNCE.
s ms R asf l xss street. opposite oss
MN NT1T-T1es6 .zIovoi COIN NEAL
Y hoa Foundry Mil Esn Ssls 3 Il BERRY Iii q
,aA,m. ssWefsf street, 6sergssowes
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QY NAGLE d c., Auctioneers
ID SalesrOOm Q9S Pa ay bet 9th And 10,
SALES IN GEORGETOWN.
BY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.

RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown
NEW AND. EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FUR
On MONDAY MORNING, Julyl, at 10 O'Clock,
will sell, at No. 1O1 West street, between Con-
.gress and Washington streets, general assert
ment Of Household Furniture, having been in use
but one month, consisting Of
Handsome Walnut Green Rep Parlor Suite,
seven pieces -
4 Fine Oak Chamber Suite
] Fine Oak Marble top Sideboard
] Oak Extension Table, 10 feet
Oak Dining, Cane Seat and other Chairs
Bedsteada and Mattresses .--
w ashstands and Tables
Carpet, Mating, and Oil Cloth
Cooking Stove, with all necessary fixtures III
With many other articles too numerous to men
ton. = 5
je 26-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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QY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Asa..tioneers.
II 4 No 526, s. E. corner 81 7th and d sta +

FOUR BRICK AND THREE FRAME HOUSES
AND Lots in ,SEXEGT6 WARD, ON THE
On FRIDAY. the stu w.y Of July next. At 6
subdivision Of square 10. So fronting on virginia
avenue % feet, rupni4f ack to IL foot alley with
two good Two story II ok Houses. contaiaing six
rooms each. near Four. and "a half Street. Also,
irontinx on sIest, Oetwean Fonf and A. half and
Square No 49, being Is feet front ly 100 feet deep,
tanning aixtrooias each. Aiso fronting on Foul.
and. 2 hal 'rreet west, between X and L streets
south, par Of Lot a. In Square No. 543, being Is
teet front by good depth improve by two Two
s siay line H39sss Also. fronting on . 80 foot
and eld streets, Island, part Of Lot No. 20, In
sana{e No being Is 5-l2 feet front by az IL lit
deSS,Smproved by Frame Dwelling HOuSe,
rns; Obe-fourth cash; balance in SIX, twelve,
slSHeen, twenty -four and thirty months for notes
earring interest; Snd secured by deed Of trust on
stamps At the cost Of the purchaser. SO down IN
5 ssS Z, soai GERM ! WILLIAMS, Aus..
sT1Lses e.. 1ife EYE. hIsHI19:T aa
On NONnxG,, the 10. Of Jnas.. ~, sx o,o,oeh =
m, we viii eeH, ON the premises, toSs n e, % and
"a. Said lots are enclosed and tyss offtReiS In
square, ~ sssaeen e
hife tas ssssiRhi sn s SisiSss il
.aenshs stasls ~ esn sey anciHg Is
80 SAStIIHS S3 HSs.iRssssssS
jeN between 9tb and 10th sts.
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M LOOMIS Nm

NJ. LOOMS, NJ. D.,
The Inventor and Patentee of the MINERAL
PLATE TEETH. attends personally at
his office in this city. Many persons car 49,
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, "
and no person can wear others who cannot wear
these.
! Persons calling at my office can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may DESIRE
but to those who are particular, and wish the pur-
est, cleanest, strongest and most perfect denture
that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH will
be more fully warranted.
tween 9th and 10th SITS. Also, 907 Arch street
Philadelphia. 20-ly
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MEDIC AL STAT + !.
SURGEON IN CHIEF,
? u N TIInH DSnN NJ n

cold JEWELRY, MATCHES, AND SILVER
TWARElI have on hand and en- constantly re-,
ceiyins an of the latest styles OF yeweIry. &c. ],
which viii sell cheap aagepuine articles can be
this Or any other city. An examination and COM
parison Of the gpality and prices respectfully re.
auested. q 33s Pennsylyania avenue.
K1AsTURE FOR HORS4S ANh .oOWson |
l. the farm r. Of esssscSo, tsA Ssne:d. ~ ~
t tersS snS ssIy 3 nErTY ss tSs NJ
ttessa Rses Course. M 1lns
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10y M. X. WALSH & co, Auctioneers,
~ No $50 Penn. ave, corner 10th street

LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF GOLD
RINGS. REVOLvERs. MUsICAL INsTRU
MENTS; &c, AT AUCTION. -
On MONDAY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
MORNINGS, July LIST, I'd and 3D. at 10 o clock, and
EVENING at O'Clock, we will sell for cash
Six Hnnting-case God English Patent Lever
Five do. do. Ladies Watches
Twenty Hunting case Silver Watches Z
Ten Open-face Silver Watches E- q s.
Gold Guard, Chatelain aud other Chains
Large assortment of Plain and Set Gold Rings
Fifty Colts, Smith & Weston and Remington Re-
volyers =
Large assortment of Musical Instruments &c.
Many of the above articles are suitable for 4th
of July presents and will be sold without reserve
Ladies are invited to attend this sale.
je Esd M, x. WALSH n Co Ancts
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QY w. L. WALL l. CO., Auctioneers,
II Stores 81 ) and .317, south corner Pa ave
.. and 9Th street a

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT EAST OF THE
CAPITOL AT AUCTION :,
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON July 2, at 6 o'clk,
We will SELL in front Of the premises. all of Lot No
nth street, between north and X streets, with
front of more than sixty feet ~
1t is in rapidly improving part of the city. and
offers inducements to purchasers of real estate
Terms: Onehalf cash balance I'm six and twelve
on the day of sale. -, : w. 80.
lie % W L. WALL, a. 20 Aucts
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CIVIL RIGHTS IN MIssOURI.-Susan Taylor,
eolored, brings suit against the Missouri
Railroad Company for damages in the sum OF
$1,000. She alleges in her petition that on the
Both Of May last she entered one Of the deien-
dant's cars; that the person in charge Of the
car ordered her TO leave, she being ready to
pay the legal fare. Plaintiff refused to get out,
where upon the person in charge used threats
and force toward and upon her, and compelled
her to leave the car against her will, thus
dam aging her in the sum OF S5,OOO -2E =
Abraham Watson. and Francis Watson his
wife, VS.. Missouri Railroad Company. This is
An action brought by the above named PLAN
tiffs to recover IS 100 damages, alleged to have
been received by the wife, who was com
PEELED TO leave a car belonging TO a Missouri
Railroad Company. Her petition in all re.
spects 10 similar to the one above of Susan
Taylor.-St Louis Republican, I'D -
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
NE w s T o R E /.

v 4 Il
The undersigned begs leave to inform his friends
and the public generally that ne has opened the
Odd Fellows Hall, where me has on hand 9 genersf
assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen's 9, Boys
W. .'' a'' : BOOTS ANDlsHOES. sa =.
Remember the number. 500 7th street. under
Odd Fellows Hall. The New Cheap store, former"
~ de- Is 10 = RACES store. GEORGE B. WILSON,
9Os PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 32f
CLARK 4 PEARSON,
AGENTS AND WHOLESALE COMMlSSION
TsIl-ID E-ILMERCHANTS,
- FOR =
Virginia Lumber,
Harris Co. 3 NeotSrfc SoAp, sfss5 sr,
Baltimore Window Rpd Druggists Glass,
Paints, on, ESaurs Chemicals,
CIDER NineEtI, GannSd and Dried Fruits, -:
jsif.im ,Srwss A Sagn Ii up STAINS: \
NEW pO0Ks.1hs Inylncls Iss, ~ Plsa1atiens
IN etxhephen0yn9A1 6e1pnAOnly' called 6p1rftpA-.
isA. Easie AAgoSn, 81 Wrs. Ftances DahA Gage;
fS@sS 81 y SS ~ Smsisons Psnd snnie, Diss
MOI ton; iiiSstrstsd. 5Ssistdn' On i1sS1iiasl,
my JBANCk TAxLV4,
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: RARE CHANCE FOR CLERKS. 4

IL @a as Star Once Building. 4a t2A. : =
oe'r RARE CHANCE FOR CLERKS. iasa ~ .
TRUSTEES sA LII Of Ej INgR g pRspERrY
* STtus e ss Of trust e @ n sssl
sss;as to Is. T AZ 4 Ps
81 that q
Of Washington aforesaid, and contained in the fol
Vest ss twenty
i fset ir9m the southwest corner Of Lot numbered
thence east one HUNDRED and thirsyseSen tijse
tive and half ca inches thence south fifteen slsl
and 10 hhs s ps
cost of purchaser. One hundred dollars Sl0O will
be required down when the property is knocked off,
js I'd cooFFhkE h nSFfHt HEo lsss. :
B late clerks with Jas. 6. MCGUIRE aitst Co.,
5se B sasnas and 'h
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ing date the 9th day Of October, 4 D. 1855 and re-
Rs fss Ii
u.s. 1885, and and .s shall Offer for sale St Public
the premises on TUEsDKY the e 9Th day Of July
next at oclock in the afternoon, the east part Of
street north having front on G street Of i feet
and half inch and being 100 feet deep; the southeast
corner Of said part Of lot being on street. and fifty
with the commodious three story Brick dwelling 4
House No. 27O, and other buildings thereon.
Terms Of sale: Cash. Conveyancng and stamps
CHAs. G. GODFREY, Trustee.
+ je83tw&ds COOPER 4 LATIMER, Aucts.
QY NAGLE CO., Anctioneera,
II SalesroOm 295 Pa. av., bet. 9Th and 10th ste.
NAGLE & co. will give their personal attention 4
to the sale of Real Estate and Household Furniture
Also, to the sales of stocks of Groceries, Wines,
Horses. Carriages, Harness, &c. ~. =, -.s--'
Liberal cash advances made on consignment.
! Regular Sales at eur Salesroom every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 10 O'clock
ia lltf ( NAGLE 4 CO.. Anctioneers..
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10y COOPER & LATIMER. Auctioneers
- Late clerks with j. G. Mcclure & Col
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th street,
l.l Star Office Building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE uNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
We, the undersigned, trustees named in the last
will and testament Of the late Johnson HELEN will
sell. at public auction, on WEDNESDAY AT
TERNOON July 8, at O'Clock p m. on the prem
ses all that valuable parcel Of Land being lot No.
necticut avenue, between Z and NJ streets north
with an average depth of 40 feet through, and
fronting ON 18th street west. =, -
Terms One third cash. balance in 6 and II
months, with interest," secured by deed of trust
upon the premises. All conveyancing and revenue
time Of sale. JOHN b. BLAKE,
.. H. G. FAINT. I'm.
CLIFTON HELEN,
G. G. HELEN. -
-, t--' WIN. +. HELEN, D.
...- Trustee.
by COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers, ~
ID Late clerks with James C. Mcguire & Co..
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street, Star Office Building"
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DENTISTRY.

AR. LEWIES DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
II No. 260 PENN'A AVE, -.
..r. Between 18th and 18th streets.
Teeth extracted without pain by administering
Nitrous Oxyde or Laughing Gas. Dr.
LEW1E has recently purchased the bestS) -
Chemical Apparatus in the country for
vular Inhaler. The Association is now prepared
to make Teeth on Gold, Silver and Rubber at New
York, Philadelphia and Boston prices. All per-
sons wishing dental work done have it as cheap
as in the above named cities. All work done in
the neatest and best manner, and warranted to
give satisfaction. Persons will do well to call and
examine our work. de W-tf
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llY COOPER LAfIMER, Auctioners, u -a.'r
-, ttLate clerks with Jas. G.. McGuira q Goa !
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and Eleventh st :,
Star Office Building
TRUSTEES SR SAIb R aE yhAsH4EiA 4nI uSlA

BY virtue Of dec rec efthe 81 preme Oonrtofthe
District of Columbia, passed in chancery oanse
No. s25. Alice e. Caynor ct al. against EdWafi A,
Manyett st al defendsnts on the sotb day pf May,
Of the premises. on MONDAY, the sth day eff Jhiy.
1851 at O'CLOCK p m. the east half Of Lot No il,
in Square Reservation &C, - in tine city of Wash.
ington, in tile. said District, hayng a front of %
feet and trimming back l96 feet Inches to an alley
Terms OF sale, sale; 0rethiId cssa; the residuein
interest from the day of sas secured by the notes
Of the purchaser, with an approved surety sure:
convey ancine and revenue stamps at the cost of the
purchaser. ...- ...-.,.r, -r' =,
If the terms of sale are not complied with n fiye
days the trustee reserves the right to resell at +h
risk and cost Of the defauiting purchaser, or five
days notice. .ssa.1S -
-, - RICHARD R. CRAWFORD, Trnstee
- - 40. % ,r,sss COOPER ,LATIMER,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

W ASH ZION, May q, IoJ
ton Massachusetts,. praying for the extension of
patent granted to him the 25h day of October 1853,
en- years from the expiration of said patent which
takes place on the 18th day of October, 1851:
III is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on MONDAY, the eth day OF October
next, at T. clock m; and al persons are notified
said petition ought not to be granted : 20
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Paten- Office their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least ,rey days before the
day of hearing; all testimony filed by either party,
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the Of
flee, which will be furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers relied Upon testi-
moty must he filed in the o t,uenty days before
the dayTof hearing; the arguments, if any, withiA
ten days after filing the testimony. so n .
Ordered Also that this notice be published in the
Republican and the Intelligencer Washington, ID.
G and in the Journal, Boston, Mass. once week
for three successive weeks the first of said pubca
lions be at least sixty days previous to the day of
hearing. L. Z. THEAkEK- 49,.
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AUCTION SALES.


RY W. L.WA DL d CO., Auctioneers, 81
IL Stores 81 B and 317 Penn. avenue
SALE OF UNCLAIMED PACKAGES AT AUG
TION. lTa5.7z = -
On sATURDAY,Jun g, at 10 2. n: win be sold
unclaimed Baggage, left at the st. Charles Hotel,
which will sold to pay board and charges for and
sisting Of Trunks, Yalises, Carpet Bags, &C., dc.
p. H. ALLABACH. Proprietor.
je25-d a. W. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts
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10 ALL WHOMIT MAY CONCERN.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

PARTNENT OF THE INTERIOR. I
=. l.s PENSION OFFICE. July 18th, 1861
Application having been made under the act of
scribed Land Warrants, which are alleged to have
been lost or destroyed Notice is hereby given
Warrant, certificate warrant of like tenor
will be ressued, f-no valid objection shon Id then
No a5,GSs, for 12O acres, issued under the act of
March 3, 1868, in the name of Mary s., widow of
Tate Bryary, and was granted September n, 1853.
June p, 1861. 100000. .-.s =
September, 1850. in the name of Samuel q Cow
den, and was granted March 26th, 1852. June q
1857.
No. 1907, for 50 acres, issued under the act of
March Sd, 1855, in the name Of William Elliott, and
No. Sc .234, for 40 acres issued under the act of
March 3D. 1855, in the name Of Claborn Madame,
and was granted October 4th 1856. July 6. 1857.
| No. 1888, for 100 acres issued under the act of
M arch Sd 1855, in the name of John Denton, and
was granted July 10th, lS6g.-July ~, 1867. ~.