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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL.
Ra.G a.sy w Va. DAVID FIRTH TUsTaSS%' 4s
WIN il Miller, II Esoif Iiatrisburs, Pa; a q
Walters, Danyillc, Val Elias Bayliss, Galena
Lawson and wife, Ark; ] A Woriey, Memphis
Tenn: II Tinslcy and wife, Miss Mary Tins
ley, Miss Lucy Tinsley, aai q Biilnp.; j.
J Billups, Columbusi A Loyett, N " II
Dr W II Thornton, Mrs 4 i Shorter, Miss
Thornton, Miss Shorter, ! A Couric, Ala; M
J Turner, Baltimore.
KIRKWOOD HOUSE-ktNo.
Mile GuaternO Leah, MILE Sina Recci
Mile Marie Christina, Mile EmeoIinc Java
Mile Hussipus DeRosa, la Petite Alice, Me
Donough'a Troupe; Mrs Anderson and daugh
ter, Y; u T. Matthews. Annapolis; il Pratt
McDonough Troupe, DIR Patrick II HALEY, N
Y; Thos l. Reading, Frostburg; WIN ! Mar.
tin and wife Philadelphia; Elisha X Morgan.
Charleston, John l. Einstein, N Y; Fred J LA
Cowden and lady, Elmirs; Dol II q Dunwordy
Corinth; Martin Il Hsrkins, NY.
SEATON HOUSED. II. SRMMRs.
ZONES, Phlia; John Thomas, Freder:
iss, Ma; II aouge, 7 Darfse N y; X
bridge, Sterling Bonsail, Phila; Alfred Spates
Cumberland; A X Spates, Hagerstown, Md
l. Easton, Phlla; II W Flandtean, N Y; W
folk, Va.
WILLARDS'-SYKEs & CHADWICK.
Rev J A Giggett, N J; william W Hender
sou, Kentucky; W II Williamson, Cincinnati
Walter A Wood, N Y; John T. MoDonough
Philadelphia + Lee, Philadelphia; NJ q Gray
New Orleans; W II Walcott, V A Ryan, N Y
W Il warnock, Urbsna, Ohio.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
+ Wilson, Philadelphia; W Boyce, Balti
more; NJ Read, Burlington, VT 4 Chase
Y; u Hackett, Penn; II 5 Taylor, Wash
ingtOn, b q; l. Chase, ! II Ganory, Geo Good
year, Rochester, N Y; Mrs VIM Wilson, Mis-,
Wilson, Iowa.
BUNKER'S AVENUE HOUSE.
N u Warren and lady, Buffalo, N Y;G "
Knox, Washington, u O; John $ willard, 7
Lambert W X Kcnycuey and lady, N Y
ON Quailes, Richmond, Va; Mrs Thatcher,
West Lynn.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEN.
WIN d Sanford, Orange, Va; lanes Gleason
CITY; r II COrrcll, baltimore; ID Phelps ant
lady, Phila; + Merly, J Nolan, u S A; p
smith, Baltimore; J ) Rich, N I;J F Wilson
u : A.
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, rrLICAIIuNS FOR DUPLICATE LAND
a WARRANTS.


Applirtli"n having ben made under the act 81
:srlE%d LaG% warfsnts Hfc are "SsG /" have
at IN% h 9Sn " S SSSH ma
rant new certificate Or war; At % TX" tenor will
b" r"Issucd, II Il" valid obJe, zion should then APP
M" y T., for 10y acres, issued under the act Of
'rwheg I, ISL Noy'u.brrll, ISIS
YStrh IL ~ tNr ,S% S sSrss, Issued Gpd%r tho aG! Of
Wa srautcd May =. lN't November H. is,S.
S IN to "S S%c Of i'% Hfcb pSSS %h act S
hnd Wa granted March -, lG6 November II,
NJ" II. IS, f"r n acres, ''n"d nutcr the act Of
iSiS No,rmESf =, is anu was granted h"' H.
~ $500. Tor ~ acres. issued under the act If
Mach = l>li, ~ !hY name Of CLarw lex l. Cox,
49, was sFanIed February u, 1850. November II,
No G,O5l, for l6D acres, issued under the ac, -,
March 3, 1875, in tho uamc Of Harrison Corum' And
WAs gsan'sd nGtober2 2, 1850; sepIember6, ISS
y, lSlo. ~ The name VI C!emence Haley, widow 81
SSGSrSe naulEy. dgssa'ed. and was granted Mayo
D No, h9,2iG, I"t la acres, issued under the act
fr99sGaLy u, lsli. IN Thy name, Of Walls Lcath
and was grated May N, ls~ August y. lSis
~ o. ~, fGr lS acres, l-'gSd under he act u
Andrew Record, deceased, aud was granted Jul,
NJ" S,lsl, t"t 100 acres, issued Ruder the act of
fSSf%S IT, III 10 the name Of ENmbetn T9omr
Thumps"n, deceased, aud was grnDIoL S"niriuh,t
~ 1877. September n, las
Ne, 1,lni, Tor lpJ aCTes, iAsurd under the set II
February II, lA7, In the uAmr -! EIa.mus R,u
neL'' and was granted May ~, Isr Ouoltr3, lSiS
NJ VI, w, Tor lbn ACTrs ISSUED uud,I lLr act ut
March 3, laJ, ~ the uimG ul Adam lumau, and
wAs granted June y, lNiI. nrinhrr Il, lSs,
No, h,WA, Tor l6O aces, issued uudrI the act nf
March T. lSii, IN thu uilI, ,,uI Juhu Fmyd Johnson
aud " a. graulrd August ., lNd october u, lsis
No. li,UJS. fur ~ acres, issued under the act -
September, lN1, II the namr Ut Low L,wi,, aud
! MIH grAuIrd Auguslr, ISL october n, ltGS
n" g,Hn, inr GOarrrs, issued under the act uT
! September, $50. IL H." nnmu ul John Hood, aud
! Was gr,uIud FrhIuuS H., lSA November :, lsS
NJ ~ -, TOT IUi acres, issued under the act NJ
March j, ISIS, ~ III" maine Of BENJAMIN Rus,, and
Va, gTall,d Juu" IL, lNll, November :, lSis
No sol tor lOl acres, issued under the act "
March =, ~, ~ the nHme Of Mary Crawford
t.Tmrr wliHw u jesse Eds, aud was granted
March 10, lSla Nvyumbcr l. las
CHRIS cox,
Commissioner VI Pensisl,,
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TELEGRAPH SrATIoNs.-The following Us a
correct statement OF tho IRE alarm tele raph
stations In the city:
2. Third street east and l. street south.
3. Eighth street east and Virginia avenue.
=. Eleventh street east and Pennsylyauia
avenue.
8. Seventh street east AID Pennsylvania
avenue.
Q. Fifth street east and A street south.
7. Police station, Eighth precinct, Filth
street east and South Carolina avenue.
y. Fourth street east and q street north.
9. Sixth street east and II street north.
~. Second Ltreet east and X street north.
10. Second street east and East Capitol
street.
Il. No. Engine House Capitol Hin.
10. Second street west and + street south.
ID. Police station, Four-and-a.hal street
west, aud IL street south.
II. -Four snd.a-half street west and NJ street
south.
Is. Eleventh street west and Maryland
avenue.
10. Four.ani.a.hair street west and Mary.
q. q street north md New Jersey avenue
railroad depot.
%. CITY Hall.
~ No. l Hook and Ladder House, Massa.
chnsetts avenue and Fourth straet.
90 Fourth street west and New York ave
nue..
20. Police Station, Seventh and Boundary
streets.
81. seventh street west and NJ street north.
%. Tenth street west aud II street north.
20. Seventh street west and l. Btreet north,
81. Four-and'a-half street west and Pennsyl'
yania avenue.
80. seventh street west AID u street south
-. Bank Of Washington, Louisiana avenue
IS. Central Guard houpe.
81. Twelfth street west AMI N street north.
49, Twelfth street west ard street north.
IS. No. 2 Engine llousc, u street north and
Twelfth street west.
80. State Department, Fourteenth street.
II. Willsrd's Hotel.
~. Riggs Bank, Finecnth street west and
New York avenue.
~. Fifteenth street west AMI X street north
IS. Hibernia Engine house, Nineteenth ST.
west and II street north.
40: No: ! Engine-housc, sixteenth street
west and X street north.
II. Sixteen-and- a-half street west and II
street north.
Is. Twentieth street west and NJ street
north.
and X street north.
81. Twcnty-sixth street west and q street
north.
81. Twcnty.third street west and l. street
north.
%. Smithsonian.
90. Arsenal Date.
81. Navy Yard Gate.
bs. Corner Eleventh street west and Fstrect
north.
u. Adams Express ONCE, Pennsylyanin
avenue.
%, II street north aud North Capitol street.
%. Seventh street west and street north.
u. Ninth street west aud q street south.
Is. Fourteenth street wcst and street
south.
u. United States Observatory.
Gs. Supt. OF Police, (residence,) Eighth street
west and X street north.
II. Police-ststion, First street west and !
street north.
~. GeorgetOwn.
OBJECTIONS TO Kgy HOLDERS.
Turn the crank slowly and steadily about
twenty-five times; then walt n few nome ntr
and IL you hear no ticking In the box, or alarm
On the large bells, turn as before until you
hear the alarm.
Alarms OF fire will be given on the bells Of
Thirtcenth street Baptist church, St. Mays
(Gernan) Catholic church, (fiith street wcAl, y
and the Columbia engine-housc bell, (CapitoI
uillJ by striking the number OF the boA CIV
ing the signal.
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4 mD LIVER OIL CREAM,

Fr"nrh Preparation, which preserve. all the
INJURIOUS and medicinal qualities II the pHr' Oh
Is Tree frOm all oh1usiye taste ~ KinrlI, aud
h"ing agreeable Ia N" taStu- easily LigrsIr thu,
attending the patlrnt til" full bvur0I VI thclunuI,
taken.
l"roadily taken mixed with water, thu, avoid
ing III" usc Vi whisky or other expensive u huIlrul
addition
Isl recommended aud prescribed BY the Medical
proles7i"n Fries 81 bottle FOR rirrular-. -rud 10
HYATT u co ~ CurtlaUdt NY
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Aatiuual &epablitau.
SATURDAY MoRNINo d. .sRprEMpkR ). las.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

THE PuBLIo SoHooLs.-Mr. J. q. Proctor,
treasurer OF public schools, will DO in his Office
In the basement Of the west wing Of tho City
Hall, on next M ondsy, Tuesday, and Wedncs.
day, between the hours OF Q a. m. and 70 M,
for the purpose ofissuing school books, blanks.
and other necessary articles. The teachers Of
the public schools, In the Third district, are
requested to meet at the Wallaoh chool-house
this afternoon at half past four O'Clock.
CHRISTIAN BRoTHERs' ACADEMY. - The
studies OF this academy will be resumed on
Monday next.
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At 10 O'Clock, at Cooper n Latimer's, a lot
OF furniture, liquors, &c.
At 10 O'Clock, at No. 0s Louisiana avenue,
horses, mules, sc.
At 10 O'Clock, at W. l.. Wall Il Co.'s, a lot Of
furniture, pianos, &c.
At 10 o'clock. at Green 4 williams, soda
fountain and platform scales.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT oPFICE,

-. A., WAsHTNUTON, y, e, huguNIO, IHS
GEORaB MILLER, Of Providence, Rhode Island,
having petltioncd for an extension Of the patent
granted him on the 7th day Of November, 1874, for
for Machinery -
i Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
otice Oh the 10Th day Of October next. Any person
may oppose this extension Objections, depusi.
tons. and other papers, should be filed In this
Office twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
NJ n.
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Amusements.
lLl.I' ,I.'aD ANNUAL
tnUETZEN FEST
WhaHT"GTcN scHUErzEN vEREIN

WhaHT"GTcN sCHUETzEN vEREIN
~IHUBTZEN PARK,
ON THE
s. 50 Aspvi;I,2p, 80, AND 4ru OF
= '.n.. Prize Bowling, Concert aud
D nrr.a. Lfa,rs r:iIe Shooting, popular amnso.
IN '... 'nnlr., illumination, Fireworks, etc
e n... ot :, ming during the Festival.
~ MILE T0US0HK.n '''''
grul, 81 O. .rr, - artistic TrSpcGs Performance
ever l,'"H 81, will appear every Afternoon and
EEspIlps M'p ts great TXk aIa oPERA
PREDEi.iCK Ii vFFEK, who will appear at each
Beautiful Ballads. Duets. Trios, .ausrtettes.
9giette,t.es s,xtette'. u, GhYrqse; sna TErOlean
Perform on the Tight RSHe every As,nSSn
Brilliant Dlorama Of Prof COrTER, OF Bait
Festival. Excellent Concert Music by the 18th U.
Z. Infantry Band. under tho Leadership Of Prof
Dsusch, ever, day. ScHRGDERs CAPELLE,
lovers Of the Art Of Terpsiehore every afternoon.
commencing at 8 o'clock. The Verein guarantees
the best order. and solicits generous and numer-
Gus patronage. Puuetuslly at IL o'clock, p. m. /,
gun will be nred, thus ANNOUNCING the close OF
the Festival Tor the aight. All the visitors must
Of Arrangements must be strictly observed. For
the Prize Shooting, Bowling, and Ladies' Shooting
Prizes Amounting to 5000 will be distributed.
omnibusos and carriages will he at the terminus
Of the Seventh street railroad In sufficient number
to accommodate all,
Admission to the PARK, p cent? TO the Pavilion,
% cents extra NO RETURN TICKETS.
aust
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

2 wash NUTON, d, Q. AngnsI II, 1858
JAcOn SwARrk, Of Philadelphia, Pa. having pc
ttOned for au extension Of the patent granted him
% the llLh day Of November. 1854, reissqed on the
9TH day Of June, 1850, and again reissued In three
divisions, numbered 1873, 1874 and 1915, on the ID
ers:
lt is ordered that said petition he heard at this
office on the ID day Of November next. ANY per.
son may oppose this extension Objections, depopi-
u0ns. and other papers should be filed in this on CO
twenty days before the day OF hearing.
ELISHA F00TE,
WlxV a., aI.,.aF ,f pat
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Notices of Patents.


WAsHISgTOS. d. G. Aug. 81, 1885
WHTrrEs 3. KIDD u New York, N Y, having
petitionel for the extension Of a patent granted
him on the 18th day Of November, 1854, and reis-
sued the 18Th day Of January, lS7 for an imprnye.
ment In Mnuids for Pressing Bonnet Fronts;
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at
this ofnce on the 9th day OF November next Any
person may oppose this extension. Objections
deOsitOnr, and other papers should be lei ia this
Office twenty days be fore the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTR,
RuRE -Th3w Commissioner Of Patents
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ausla. wSw


- n" h-hiN"i'Nt ~ Y. Sull ., i'oN
CLARA ID. Snow, OF Lad 'pOndence, Iowa, ex-
eculrix Of the estate Of Harvey Snow, deceased,
having petitioned for an lsion OF the patent
granted to the SAID Harry, low the 2lst day Of
November, 1854, for an imI nent In Presser bar
for Planning Machines II dered that said Pc
tition be heard at this OH the ID day Of No
vembeI next. Any person .I,y oppose this exteu'
SION. Objections, Deposition, and other papers,
should be lied III this Office twenty days before the
day Of heariug. ELISHA FOOTE,
AmlA IlIAM Commissioned Of PAtenIs.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

u wA~HISUFOS, u. G, Augusta, 1865
CHARLES PARHAS, 0f Philadelphia, Pennsylva-
mia. having peIluoned for an extension Of the pat
rnt granted him on the list day of November, 1874,
and ressurd on the I'd day Of November, 1888, for
an imprUy ement IN sewing Machines
II Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office IN the I'd day ~ November next. ANY per
.un may oppose this extension. Objections, depo-
,iuOnr. aud other papers should be filed in This
once twenty days before the day Of hearing,
ELISHA fOOTE,
CouVnIv-I,,cr -
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JrNiTgD STATES PATENT OFFICE.

2 WAsHINdrON, y. q, August \, TSs-
DANIEL O. AsPLER and HALsrEAD II Hone, Of
Jacksonvllc, FLORIDA. admin Of the estate
o. DANIEL c. AsBLBR. deceased, having petition.
ed Tor an extension Of the patent granted to the
said DANIEL G. AMBER on the 7th day Of NOyem
Der, 1884, for an Improvement In Sewing Machines
II Ia ordered that the said petition be heard At
this ohee on the ID day OF November next. Any
person may oppose this extension. Objections
dispositions, aud other papres should be filed
IN this omce twenty days before the day Of hear.
ing EIisn FOOTE
au25-T3w Commissinner AZ Patents
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= wAsHtSHToN, b. C., August 3, 1865
CHEsLEy JARSAGIS, Of Beans Station, Tenues-
having petioned for extension OF the patent
granted him on the 3lst day " October, 1884, for
Improvement in "seats for Wagons, IL II ordered
that said petition be heard At this office the 1871
day OF October next
Any person may oppose this extension Ohlec-
tons, dispositions, and other papers should be h led
IN This office twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA FOOTE,
aul3.ThSW Commissioner of Patents
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

~ wAsHISGTos, d. G.. August 20, 1855
GEORGE W, LEE, Of " inchrstUr, OHIO, having PEE
tiuned for the extension ni the patent granted him
the 2isi day ui November, ISL, for au improvement
IA Seed Planters:
1t Is ordered that said petition be heard Al this of
dc" the nth day Of November next Any person
may oppos" this extension. Objections, drposi-
uuTs, aud other uaprrs bhOnld BE- hrd IN this Uicr
twenty days before the day Uf hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
auo-. nuis.tnn, ~ p,t,u,s
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IMPAIRMENT OF the INTERIOR,

IMPAIRMENT OF the INTERIOR,
~ UsITgp SrATRs PATENT OFFICE.
WAsHIsuTuS, Juue s, lSS.
On the petition OF UARDsER CHILsOS, Of Boston,
Massac usCts, pray Ing fOrthe extension Of patent
granted TO hun The 18Th day Of ScptGmber, ls,t. aud
ro-issued the 2th day Of september, 1861, Tor az
Improvement IN Furnace or ltht ueurralnr hhd
Radiator. for seven years from tue ekpiitAtion :"
hhlu patent, winch taxes place on Inc 10Th nay OF
Septsinber, ISIS: ~
ordered that th9 said petition he heard at the
Patent omcG on MONDAY, the 5lstd day uf August
I" appear aud show cause II any they have, why
said |, ItIion ought not to be granted.
die ia the Patent onicr their objections. Spcral y
sol forth in writing, NJ least trfHU day before the
day Of hcnriugi all Testimony nlod by tithcr party
transmitted In accordance with the rules OF the
VIII n w thnr "r n
timony must be- iIed ia the ONCE tloeatW DAYS be.
i'rr III. Iay Of beoTinY. Tho arvnmsntg " anV
within ~, IA W. Ii,.I m no H. tsiInmy ""''
Ordered also tLat thts n"tir. l." nnbishrJ I'm
ths RppTnLi,, AZ AMI ths JiGj J;o,nriir " nsi,T,~
,nn II y Ia T. I, n ,h s , annIuE
"ne. wck GSr " Ir s M
Ssid iimns Ia h ~ i,o ~ M IL : s''v az
10 tLr ,I,Y of h.aTipR " ~ '''' All ST6iiT
"t '' ' " ''
PREPAYMENT OFTHE INTERIOR,
is,rEp SThTEs ptTpNr OyYIrr
ou IN, n.titou al G.Ef,,S ii JtSSs ~ Brid., .
burg, IA praying for The cXIruSion Of u patent
grastmi T." 1 III" An d.y OF Uct"L"T. is 1, Tor an
t,nnruy,iuCpt in L'oms lar seven ,,,I, finn The
rNpirnriUn 81 aaid patent which tak,F nIarc On III,
siIh day It UctShrr Is,s
II ia ordered maj Inc il La, r,rI nj ia,
Patent NGlcr, ~ Monday tEr Ilth Jay 81 t,cIri.,
next, at - . c"ck, m aud alt nersSGs are n"iGrd
snii prtiirn "nr II No, In bs wrsuirJ WY
Person, "l,p,,sinT III" rHtSnstnn AR, ,,,,nir,i l.,
NJ, IN IL" rstYni 0dc%. t6c,r ohrScous, Srccialy
day "fhealng; al ,CstimOny GlGd by either parry,
S %tS IL W s @r ra S NT% he "@H
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NITED STATES PATENT 6FriCE.

:, On the petition OF EsELISE NJ wOOBRUFF, tlair
Enielinc NJ stednIan, Of Elizabeth. New Jersey.
"S"cutrk OF the estate Of George W. Strdman, de
ceased, praying for the extension OF patent
granted the said George W. stadmAn, the 18th day
Of DecEmhor. 1854, aud Teissued the 18th day Of
April, 49, for an Improvement in sewing Ma.
CHI urs;
lis ordered that aid petition be- heard at this
Office gu tho Gd day uf November next Any per
son may oppose this extension Objections, dcpnsl
tuns, aud other papers shIuld b. hlcd Ia TIL,
office twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA fuurE,
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HEAR VS.. PeorLu, AND Listen TO TnE
VOICE Op WIsDoM.-Thosc in want Of gents
furnishing goods, good goods, at low prices, go
to the original Franc, l9+ Seventh street, be-
tween ID and l., where you will find splendid
assert ment, twenty per cent. cheaper than In
auy similar establishment In the city. His
motto Is, "a quick penny Is better than a slow
dollar" Remember the placc-lgi Seventh
street, large plate-glass front, six doors below
street. No branch store. n
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CAPITOL HILL BUILDING AssoCIATIoS.-
The twenty first monthly meeting OF this as
sociation was held last Thursday evening Mt
Doolcy's Hail, corner OF Pennsylvania ave
nue. and Third street cast, and $500 was dis
posed Of at an average of o. cts.
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VINO TOOK THE TioKERi-On Thursday night
some unsuspecting citizen OF the ancient city
OF Alexandria, Virginia, took nap on the
railway track, near the corner OF Maryla nd
avenue and Tenth street west. When he
awoke, he discovered the loss OF ane gold
watch.
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~, POLICE MATTEEs.-Onicer Kearney arrested
VIM VIM; gnderwood, coiored, IN the First pre-
einet, ior making threats, and Justice Tucker
,, WIN. smith eoiored, was artaigned before
Jusuoe kean, IN the same precinct, by Oticer
lreatmah, ana hneu fz9o Tor assaulting Dennis
WI Dm9er James, OF the same precinct took
Mms sskson, eoioiea, before Justice Tucker
on tne charge petit larceny, and he Is held Tor
nearing
CO The following cases were disposed OF in the
Seconu precinct BY Justice THOMPSON; Onl-
eeIs holilnpefger anu Arnold arIested WIN: ,
street, and the arst-namcd was fined u and the
latter o.; ~
om1ohh LancasIer, eoioIeu, Wss a,es.cu py
Ucer morgsn LOT yiGating ,ne pi nS tsw' anu
ment OF " hne.
. Inc iouowing-nameu were nned 70 each LOT
9,s9,,,aeT,y oonaueE oha1'es Stone, lanes
d: Duncan, and James ponneliy; ~
I, on company ol benJamtn Jonnson' On.eer
barry TOOK fatrick curtin before Justice
answer me oharge o. nssauls anu oattery.
the slntn pIecincs = us n OIars uisposeu
OF We i9nowinE ,S eases once, Meoathran
cious ehaIacter, and ne was sent to the work.
mouse IN aeIauit OF Dali LOT ms good behavior
IN tne iuuure. Se9rse DeeYers made thseats
t Tos mny Mchanuy ior whieh Omoer
hIere sIresteu MN, anu ne Is helu LOT near
hhmliaf charge, anu ne gave security TO Keep
the peace: samuel Samstag, storekceper, was
| arrested by Ofttcer Skelly, and fined t2o for
selling goods without license, from which he
appealed.
Ohicer Brewer, OF the Seventh precinct, ar.
raigned John Meyer before Justice Smith for
making threats toward Anna Meyer, and he
was committed to jail In default OF bail to keep
the peace.
| Jesse Jefferson, colorcd, was taken before
Justice Walter, In the same precinct, by ON.
GER Howe, for making threats toward Palmer
Briscoc, and he gave bail to keep the peace.
Officer Madigan arrested John Mathews in
the same precinct, for assaulting Mary
Matthews, and fine OF - and 81 costs was I'm
posed on him by the same justice.
Jane Jackson, colored, was taken before
Justice Lynch, In the Eighth precinct, by
Ohicer Ellis, for using profane and indecent
language, And was committed to the work
house for so days In default OF the payment OF
rs fine.
Ohicer Sprague, OF the same precinct, ar.
raigned Chas. Butler, colored, before the same
justice, who fined him t2o for carrying con.
cealed weapons, and In default OF payment he
was committed to the work-house for 90 day s.
Sanitary Officer Hopkins arrested Annie
Wilson, colored, for making threats toward
Harriet walker, and Justice Smith held her
In security to keep the peace.
The following amounts of fines were i'm
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= WAsHis0ToS, d. C., Aug, %, 1865.
JAMES II. WHITSgY, Of brooklyn, n e, ad-
Illustrator Of the estate ot Theodore 4. Weed, de-
patent granted the said Theodore 3. Weed. on tho
18th day Of November, 1854, for tu Improvement in
Sewing Machines;
II Is ordered that the said petition bs heard at
this olice on the 9th day of November next. Any
person may oppose this extension. Objections,
dispositions. and other papers should be hlod III
this onice iwcnty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA fOOTE.
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J0HS GRAN, "f Boston, Massachusetts,, having
IeiitiUncd for an extension Of the patent granted
him nn the 18th day II November, 1874. for an i'm.
pruyrm"ut In Towel Stand ar Cluthrs huTsr'
1t Is ordered that said petition he heard at this
Office un the 9th day OF November ueXt ANY per
SOU may oppose this extension. Objections, depn-
Siti"ns. and other papers, should he d led IN this
Office twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA FOOTE,
Rual-Th2w Commissioner OF Patents
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

y WAsHIEuTuS, d. G, September ,, 1859
On the petition Of BIRDSILI li0LLY, Of Lock port
n Y. praying for the extension of patent granted
him on the 9Th day Of February, 1876, for an im.
prnvenent In Ellptical Rotary Pump;
Il Is ordered that said petition be heard at thi,
once GU the 18th day Of January next Any pei
sou may oppose this extension. Objections, drpu
siLtOns. and other papers should be hled iu thu,
Office tweuIydny before the day # hearing
ELISHA FuOTE,
sepIF..H Commlss Toner Of Patrnts