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FIRE AT CITY POINT, VA.

RICHMOND, Sept 14-A IRE broke out yes
terday morning at City Point which destroyed
the railroad depot tour warehouses, an the
James River Hotel.
No RNbmond freight was destroyed. The to-
tai loEI1 Is estimated ct $4,000.
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HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT

10 certain cure for diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYs, GRAVEL DRoPsY.
ORGANlC WEAKNEsS. FEMALE
COMPLAINTS GEEERAL
DEBILITHl
II no treatment 10 submitted to, Consumpt ption or
Insanity may ensue. Our Flesh aud Blood are
supported from these rces, aud the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
and that cf PosrERIrY depends upon prompt use
OF q reliable remedy.
The Proprietor trusts that his Remedies, be-
cause advertised, may not be cisssed IS Patent
styled Doctors, who, In many Instances, are too
ignorant TO reed Pysician si plest prescri ptiOu
much less o9oeeLt 10 prepare Pharmaceutical
Prersrstions.
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THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CELEBRA-
TION IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis. Sept. 1.-two or three hundred
Knights Templar, from Baltimore, Washington,
Philadelphia, Louisville, Nashville, NewYerk,
New Hampshire, and New Jersey, arrived here
yesterday. and other delegations will arrive to-
day and Tomorrow. The regular exercises OF
the copcIave will commence at the Mas ,uic
Temple tomorrow morning.
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PoLITICAL.-The Republican primary elec-
ton for a successor to the late E0n. Thad. Ste
vens in Congress, held Saturday in Lancaster,
Pennsy ylvania, indicates the election of J. o.
hickey for the vacancy in the present Congress
and for the succeed ng Congress over both his
competitors, who were A. Herr Smith, candi.
date for the vacancy in The present Congress
and for the succeeding Congress, and A. Hood
were polled, a larger number than was ever
before polled in he district al a delegate or
primary election. This district (the ninth)
elected Mr.. Stevens to the +0th Congress by
I,2ss votes, against s,675 for the Democratic
candidate.
At Franklin, Missouri, Thursday evening,
while Democratic meeting was in progress, a
train passed through with General Hancock on
board, which soon becoming known, he was
called on Tor a speech. He said his hearts best
wishes were with them in the contest, and he
hoped for a triumphant victory.
An immense assembIage of Republicans
paraded in Lewistown, Maine, Saturday even
ing. An attsck was made upon them with
bricks and other missiles, and several wtre
seriously injured.
Senator Morton, Of Indiana, has returned
from Canada, and is now engaged in the can.
yass. He made n Grant and Colfax speech
last week at Centreville, Ohio. d
Ex-senator Creswell. Of Maryland, Is an
pouuced to canvass Michigan, in company
with Senator Chandler OF that State.
- Edwin q. Bailey, editor of the Boston
Hsr0id, has been nominated for Congress from
the Third District in Massachusetts, embracing
the southern wards Of the city, Roxbury,
Brooklins, &c. The Republicans have re-
nominated, OF will. the present incumbent,
Hon. Gipery Twicheli, railroad president
and very strong and popular man.
Senator Howe, Of wiscons in, has returned
from his trip to his native State OF Maine, and
rs about 10 take the stump at home for General
Grant.
The Republicans held a large and enth husi-
astic meeting Friday evening, at their wig wan,
in Detroit Carl Schurz addressed the audien ce
in German and English, and after ward ali tho
clubs turned ont In great force.
IurHRNAI RIyEpUr-The vesosuss "a dav
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their crews, were also lost All the nttre works
al Iquique were destroyed, well as those in
me suburbs, causing great loss. Among those
killed at 1Quique was the British Consul, Mr..
BillInghuIst.
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- save Us from a whining, whimperipg.
wrIgghng woman. She Is the contamination
OF uneaslRess and discomfort, and generally
COntrIyes TO worry other people into a like con-
dIiion. As ten is greater than one, so is a
whining woman tenfOld more annoying than a
whining man. The latter can be kicked, cuff
ed, exploded, locked mp; the former must be
mildly and passiyely endured
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MEDICAL.

ACLEAB, SMOOTH SKIN,
hnLnboLpT CONCENTRATED ExrRAOf
eruptions OF the skin. -
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LIMITED STATES PATTET OFFICE,

On the petition Of JIREMIAH STEVEK,
Bristol Connecticut. praying for the tsnsiou of
Q patent granted him the l2rh day OF December,
1854, for an improvement In Mschines for ecrapine
Metals:
IL 10 ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on the I'd day OF Move nber next ANY person
may oppose this extension. Objections, de pesi-
tions and other papers ehould be filed in this once
twenty days before the day of hearing.
ELISHA fOOrE,
R4.w3W Commissioner of Patents
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HCommodore II. +. Maury, formerly OF
the United States and rebel na vies ,on Thursday
was installed as Professor Of the Physics In the
Virginia Military institute.
~An unsuccessful attempt was RECENTLY
made to blow mp the residence Of Judge b. ID.
Smith, at Atlanta, Ga Powder had been IN
roduced between the ceiling and the weather
boarding ofthe house, and set on fire.
are doing heavy business in transporting
coal at the present time. All the rolling stock
and barges are employed.
SThe work on the Kent (Md.) railroad. is
making considerable progress The wharf on
Chester river, at Chestertown, is now nearly
completed.
- Miss Sarah E. Cookus, committed suicide
at Shepherdstown, West Virginia, last week
She had been suffering from paralysis.
ga snake was found inside a watermelon
IN tennessee recently.
1Gov. Crapo, Of Michigan, is lying serious
ly i'll at his residence in Flint.
~ The Grecian bend has broken out
Charleston.
~Paris farms out $4,000 babies a year, and
only 500 come back.
in picking hops in the State Of Wisconsin.
~Fanchon bonnets will retain their popu
larity this fall and winter.
~The Niagara Horse Shoe Fall has gone
back on itself three feet within year.
~They are going TO try preparation OF
OF powder.
~In Philadelphia, Christopher Franks,
drunkard, was urged by his mother 70 qui
drinking, whereupon he shot himself.
ga young lady, in speaking Of her daIIty
appetite, said she took cup OF strong coffee
for breakfast, ate peaches for dinner, and KISS
for tea.
~The candy makers of Troy intend to form
A Union in a few days, TO enable them TO avail
themselves of the eight-hour law.
Tha VI
pose to have a series Of evening entertain
ments, social and intellectual, during the
coming season.
~The first day Of October next has been de-
cided on by the Second Adventists, now as
sembled at Janesville, Wisconsin, for the end.
ing of earthly things.
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COLLECTOR SNYTHB, of New York, has been
here upon official business, and had an inter-
view with the President.
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IN THE SPRING AND SUMNER
nonths the system naturally undereoes q chanse
and HkL9bOLDS HIGHLY OOkOENTRArEU
xATkACT OF SARSARARIkLA 10 an assistant Of
the greatest value.
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MYLABORArORY FOR THE MANuFAcruRn
OF FLUID EXTRACTS
Has been visited by thousands OF physicfans ana
druggists from all paIts OF the United statee And
the mode Of preparation received their un apimous
conmendation.
HELMBOLDT HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACTS are pleasAnt In tsste snS
odor, and immediate In theI actieu. ~no
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SPEAKER CoLFAx left Chicago Friday even-
ing, and after visiting Gen. Grant for consult.
alton, he will at once return to this city
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IHE PHILAD2LPHIA MURDER.-There are
no new developments in regard to the horrible
Dutehery Of little Mary Mohrmann in the
Nineteenth ward. Arrests are constantly
made, and the suspected parties are subjected
10 the most rigid examination, but thus far no
evidence has been obtained TO warrant the
holding OF any of them. The detectives and the
EleUnth District police are still dilige ntly at
work endeavoring TO obtain some clue which
VIII lead 10 the arrest OF the perpetrator OF the
dlabOlical crime. During this morning yarious
rumors IN regard 10 the arrest of the murderer
were afoat on the streets, but a dispatch from
tne Eleventh District Station House al noon to-
day stated that no arrests had been made and
no new facts bad been discoyered.-Ph PhiIafel-
Tkid Bal, Tin. Saturday.
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United STATES PATENT. OFFICE,

On the petition Of CI RENUs WHEELER, Jr..
OF ,s, auburn, n Z Irayins fer the e1tension Of
1854 rstssued yaDveIy 5, 1852, In seven divisions,
numbered $40. $40, 81, U8. Qs $50: Ssl and reissue
numbered 3,6l0, for IN imprOvement'in Grain and
Gre 90 Barvesters:
II II ordered that said petition be heard ct this
ofhce on the 32d day Of November next. Amy per-
SON may oppose this extension. Objections. depo-
sifions and other Do GERS, should be nled in this
on CO twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FO0rD,
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Youuo LADIES. RxvAR.

ths injurious effects OF Fsos Powders and Washes
and In . short tine destroy the oompleIIon. IN
you would have fresh, hssthy aad Youthful ap-
BearanSe use HELAB0LDB EXTkAOT SAB
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se 10 lawSw
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition OF sYLVANUs eAWiER, Of
titchburg, Massachusetts, praying for the exten-
sion OF patent granted him on the 18th day of De
cember, 1854, for an lmprov ement in Rattan Ma
chine:
It is ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office the 22d day Of November next Any person
may oppose this extersion. Objections, deposi-
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
2-lawSW COmmiaaiouer of Patents
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The Prize Ring.

An encounter has been arranged between
Edward Kelley, OF Philadelphia, and George
Seddons, to take place on the 2nd October
been drawn up and signsd by both parties,
each agreeing TO stake $50 on the result. The
conditions require the deposit by each of slO0
tomorrow, and the remainder six days prior
to the contest, when the grou no will be chosen,
which, according to the agreement, must be
outside the limits Of Massachusetts,.
Tommy Chandler, the California fstic won
der, has retired from the ring
Young Dooney, who fought in Indiana a
year ago, and kelley, Of Philadelphia, are
matched for sfCO.
The death Of Jack Martin, one of the veter-
ans OF the English +. X took place ON the 14th
ult., at Eastborne, al the age Of ~ years.
prize fight at Helena, Montana on the sth
instant. between Con Orem and John M a rdle,
was won by Orem after forty-two rounds,
lasting one hour and thirty minutes.-N. l.,
Sunday Herald.
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD,
J. x. BARNKs, Surgeon General United States
Army, Washington.
p. J. HoBwIrZ, Chief Medical Department
United States Navy, Washington.
ID. W. BLISS, M. D., Washington.
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CATHOLICs on COLoR.-The Catholics are
IaboriDg among the freedmen in Baltimore: IN
their schools and churches white and black sit
together. The priests openly declare that
'God makes no distinction, and the Church
cannot"
Commenting upon the above paragraph, the
Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph. the leading or
gan of the Catholic Church in the West-which
- edited by Ne.y Rev. Edward Purcell.
brother of the most Reverend Archbishop Pur-
cell, SAYS:
The above Is from the last nun Der Of the
Presbyterian Witness When was the writer
Cf hat item born-where has he lived He
must have been taking RIP Van Wrinkle
snOoZe for some eighteen hundred years The
Catholic Church has always done this. Blacks
and whites stddy and recite and eat side by side
81 he College of the Propaganda, Rome. There
are now seventeen negroes being educated for
priests in one institution IN Naples. Last year
a negro student carried OF the highest prize al
the Propaganda, Rome. The same equality
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ANOTHER STEAMER FROM PANAMA.
Charges Against q u. 8. Connsel-ArrIval
OF Gen. kilpatrick-The Great Earth.
QnakP. Ar.

quake. &c.
NEw YORK, Sept. l4.-The steamer Henry
Chauncey brings Panama dates of the 5th INST,
and siO1, eco in treasure.
She brings no additional news in relation to
the great earthquake.
Gen. Fitzpatrick is among her passengers.
The Panama Star aud Herald SAYS that Col.
Grigsby, special United States Inspector, has
written to Secretary McCulloch, advising the
removal of Consul Rice, at Aspinwall, for al .
legged malfeasance in office. The same paper
says, however, that the charges are ali un-
founded, and all so pronounced over the sigma
tures Of the leading citizens Of Aspinwall.
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IHE NEW YORK DANCE HOUSE PRAYER
MEkTINGs--Tommy Hadden, alias ssShan ghre
Hadden," who keeps sailors boarding .hOu.e
IN W ater street, New York, has been cOnvert
ed by Johnny Aliens MISSIONARIES, and on
saturday prayer meeting was held in the
bar room. Several hsrdened sinners besides
Tommy asked TO b. prayed for at the meeting
A New York letter says:
The freshest feature of the Water street
prayer meeting Is the appearance of the IA
nous Boston Corbett' (who killed j. Wilkes
Bcoth) on the scene as a leader. He led IN
prayer with great uDction. Many people went
down 10 the dance house quite as anxious to
see him, apparently, as John Allen. The lat.
ter does not relish this visitation from Corbett,
as IL threatens 10 draw attention from himself
and 10 make Corbett, and not himself. the lion
OF the place. The crowd in front Of the house
was so dense al times as 10 impede travel. Kit
Burns, the rai-pit man, was In the throng, with
his Immaculate linen and diamond shirt-pin,
bandying jokes and making Jolly over the con-
version of his ola chum Allen. Kit is as un-
mpressiOnable adamant'
report of the meeting In the New York
Tribune says thar, in conversation with lady,
Mr. Allen sand that he was "going to study for
the clergy night along
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NOT FEw OF THE WORST DISORDERS
that af1ict mankind arise from corn ption of the
blood, HELMBOLDS EXTRACT SARSAPA-
k1LLA 10 remedy Of the utmost value.
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THOSE WHO DEsIRI BRILLIANoY
Il Complexion mnst purify and enrich the blood
rRA0T OF SARSAPARILLA ipyariably doee
Nh Tor HELABOLDT. Take No other.
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ERIC. AND BREvEr MAJOR GEN. JOSEPH
HOOKER has been ordered before the Retiring
Board at New York for examination
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QUANTITY VS.. QUALITY.
HBLnB0LDb EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
The doee small. Those Who desire large ouan.
oty and large doses Of medicine err.
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ALERT PIKE, of Arkansas, and Robert w
Johnson, formerly Senator from the said State,
have opened law Office, and taken up their
residence IN Washington.
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ATTOR RNEYS:

wM. Z. CHANDLER. Washington, ID. u.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia.
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". WAsHINeroN. D. O., September Q. 1885,
On the petition Of CAAS. DANFORTH, Patsr-
son, New Jersey, pray ing for the extension Of
patent granted to him on the 18th day Of December
1884, for an improvement in Throstles for spin
ming Cotton
It's ordered, that said petition be heard at this
office on the I'D day Of November next ANY person
may oppose this extension Objections, depo.
sitions, and other papers thould be nled in this
OH ce twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA F0OrE,
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OFFICERS:
O. CLARK, Philadelphia, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executiys
Committee.
HENRY d. COOKE, washington, Vice Presi-
dent.
EMERSON W. PEET, Philsdelphis, Secretary
and Actuary.
Es. TURNER. Washington, Assistant Secretary.
TRANOIs @. SMITH, NJ. ID Medical Director.
J. EWING BEARS, II. D., Assistant Medical Bi-
rector
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II a Is,
Z WAsHINGTsS D. q, Segtembsr 1868.
Massachusetts. pray ing for the extension OF a pat
cot granted to him on the 18th day OF December,
1874. for an improvement In HsAging Carriage
Bodies:
1t 10 ordered that said petition be heari at this
ofice on the sd day OF November next. Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections. deposi.
lions, and other papers should be filed in this once
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FUOTE,
Sc l2-W3W Commissioner of Patents,
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
the pst;ion 81 of
e n On lie hi ss U CT
1874, for an improvement in HsAsing Carriage
It is ordered that said petition be heari at this
office on the sd day OF November next. Any person
IN ss Goe
twenty days before the day Of hssssIuins ,,or,
Sc l2.M3w Commissioner of Patents.
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
the pson 81 q E.sk
Granted him On Ii. ssh diy q febr@sry, ISIS for
an sb., IN .. ar
y 3;
sitions, and other papers should be lied ia this
Office twenty days before the dsy Sf 4 bearing
Sc +la~sv Connissioner Of Patents
u. s. fATsST MnsSise2as Gasi6Ei s. September 1884,
On the petition Of CAAs. DANFORTH, Pafsr.
On The Ii day o
lS4, for an improvement in rhrostles for Spin
It's ordered, that said petition be heard at this
office on the 80 day OF November next ANY person
sss Bs e in
ONCE twenty days before the day q hearing %ndps
Sc 10 lawsw Commissioner Of Patents.
LIMITED STATS PATRNT OTTfCE,
the petition u sYIvxS9s sPs s' of
sion Of patent granted him on the 18th day Of De
cember, 1854, for an Improvement in Battan Ma
II is ordered that said petition be heard at this
office the 21d day Of Noyember next Amy person
iioss .nS Other pspe1s should Se died IN this oe
twenty days before the day q IssH hssEi1s ,oor.
Sc 2-lswsw Commissioner of Patents.
TThITID sfATHs PATENT OFFIUE,
tn. p.ssion Ui RMiS sfnPsSs s Of
Sn s ss Of
This once on Il. sd dsy Of Eoss@Ssr next. Any
SspositoDs and other p.pors should Ss died IN
this once twenty Gays before The dsy q hs S.Tins
Sc lo,Iawsv Osmmissionsr Of P.ients.
I1NIrED STATES PATENT. .OFTIOE,
tn. ps.i.Un oi q RaSGs sSfsTHsL s
patent srsnt.d hin on tie M sth day q pscsnSer,
1s s. 81: S 3: .ss s:::s:
1snbsTsd i.slo: foi an inSrOSsmens'in Grain and
II i ordered that said petition be heard ss this
ss go q
sifions. and other Pc sers, should be nled in ths
once twenty days before the I:{sGs S: 4 ss;TSS
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
tn. petition u gsEiHfXH XAHpfSfsf fgfE1s ls
Bristol Oonpectic1t praying for the ext snsioa Of
IsA, icI an improvement in Hsehinss for sefsDins
Il Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
may oppose this extension Objections; dslssi.
twenty days before the DAY YaIsaa e siaIins soorr
H4.w3w Commissioner Of Patents.
PRGPosALs T9R BgJILDINc 4 Ta!e4 OR B
this Once until Q CLOCK ?. m, OF FRI0AY' tie
and Of nd !.
aca:s and &: pr sSsiiGs q 2, ~ nee. 81 sinSns,
.Is oss to
Bo1Rp, wDsHISeTos CRY, August sIsfsis0U'r Is, ISIS.
S4Q Psss1RvIHG. $40
P!s;.s,iSs sUGASS. Jaa 5:;:!y:S :Ss ssI :sie :1s
ua.o,n Ssso:;s 1S.sSse,i S:s,osaii.:n .:ssRrs hotel,
r o A
wnLIr 3 RIDaRAvB,
Hsvs removed 70 The corner Of
NEW YoIK AVENUE AND Biz n efREr1. -
One SQUARE from Aorthsrn LibsEty Marfsx.
FYRff, Noe sss ssi $50 :sss.t ass. .s,.ot. rsoe
lK and 9Th STREETS, eeofainips sonstbiss Ssss css.
and NasS clossss &c, xS. Has ss:e se:rI nss nna
sss :na so,e:' es'
This proDe.ty bas heret,sore been kpov, IN a.
Rs0SMissi & Sss Sss sH: = s.s :. q.
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DIRECTORS.

This Company. national in its character, offers,
by reason Of its Large Oapitsi, Low Rates Of Pre-
MUM. and New Tables, the most desirable means
Of insurips life yet presented 70 the public.
The rates Of premium. being largely reduced are
mare favorable TO the insurers those Of the
Rest Mutual Com panies and avoid all the complf-
cations and un certsintes Of Notes, piviiendr ana
the Ding. hfch the latter are 40 Ant
TO cause the policy holder.
Several new and attractive tables are nov pre-
sented, which need only to be understood 20 prove
acceptable 20 the public, such as the INCOME
PRODUCING POLICY and dRETURS-PREMTUN
POLICY. In the former, the p,licy holder not
only secures life insurance payable At death, but
will receive, II living after period Of few years,
AN ANNUAL INCOME EQUAL 20 TEN PER CENT (lO per
cent Of the par OF hfs policy. In the latter the
Company agrees 70 RETURN TO rHE AssrREp TIE
TOTAL AMOUNT or MONEY HE HAS PAID IN, in Cd
dition 70 the amount Of his policy.
The attention Of persons contemplating insurina
their lives or increasing the amount Of insurSnce.
they already have IL called 20 the special sdvAR
taees offered By the Nstional Life Insurance Oo8-
pany.
Circulars Pam mphlets, and full particulars gfver
ON srriication 10 the Branch Once Of the cou<
pany IN this city, OF 70 its General Agents.
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INTERNAL RHvKHUr.-The receipts TO day
rom this source were eis5, 50, -.
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GENERAL AGENTS OF rHE COMPANY
JAY COOKE 4 CO., New York,
N, NEW YsRK state and Northern NEW In.
w sEf.
=. W. CLARK q Co., PhilaselpAi..
For PENNSYLVANIA and Southern NEW Jep.
JAY COOKE Z Co., Washingts.. n n.
-, uARYLAND, DBLAwAUr yvpo,
DIbTRICf OF O0LUMBIA snd AaA
W1o1 vIBGIGIA.
J.. A. ELLIS Z CO., Chicago, III,
Tor HLIHoIs and Wisconsin,.
Hen. SfKPHEN MILLER, %. Pau,
MN HNUIsQIA
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H. =. HELNBOLD,
DrDssist. q eighteen years. experience. end men.
HHLABoLD1 GENUINE PRIPAIAfIoHs.
GhiNi6AL 1xsiHouss. Ne so SS SsohAnbp, ohnp
HfL EeSn Eeg nrSrk n ns5t nstrgPclissa Hotel; and
eouIH TENTH orRkEr, PhilsdsiDhia.
SOLD BIZ DRUGGIsfs BvKRTwHBRI,
Price ei.2s per bottis, or six for os.0.
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WAsHINGioN, p. O., September O., 1853.
On the petition OF JAMES SIMPSON, of
Brookly Hev York. pray ing for the extension Of
a,pa:ept Granted him on the 9Th day Of December,
IT ie ordered that said petition be heard ct
this ONCE on the SD day OF November next. Any
person may oppose this extension. Objections,
depositions. and other papers should be fled In
this ONCE twenty days before the day Of he aring
ELISHA fOOTE,
sc OlawM Commissioners Of Patents.
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TTNITED STATS PATENT OFFICF.

y WASHINGTON ID C September ISIS.
On the petition of BlRDSILL HOLLY, of Lsck-
port, h. Y, praytrg for the extension of patent
granted him on the 9th dpy Of February, 1865, for
II 10 ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office On the llth day of January next. Any per
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sitions, and other papers should be lied a this
Office tN enfy days before the dsy of hearing.
ELISHA FO0TE,
Sc 4-1AW3w Commissioner Of Patents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

HELMBOLDB EXTRACT
eARSAPARILLA cleanses and reoovatss ,h.
blood instils the vteor Of health into the eyst~m
Aoa Dsrsss out the hanors that make disesse