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- RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
&M -
WASHINGTON, 1858.
MORE and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run as follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE.
1880 q oa aso s! ssS s sHd $40 ID A. M AND
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at A. NJ. and 30
Leave at A. n. and go P. N. No train to
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave at A. NJ, and 4 30 and $50 p. M.
FOR WAT STATIONS.
Leave at A. NJ, and Ago and $50 P. NJ.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
A. NJ, 4'so' 500 sssSes and sq F. .aa 0ona'S' I"
On sunday at 4:2O. $50, and 9 P. NJ emily con-
pecting at Relay Station with trains from Balti-
eke 70 tSs can be had a. the
WASHINGTON Station Ticket Once at al hours Of
'0 at the
tickets at the avenue office can there arrange to
esea Iof and nS % tSs
For New York. Philadelphia, and Boston. see
Advertisement Of Through Line.n
I.L,wILsoN, Master Of Transportation.
se4 GEO s. K0ONTZ, General Agent.
T'HR0gGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
L PHILADELPHIA,AN AND g. On
NEW YORK, - - gEgY&. u
WASHINGTON, 1873.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND NEW
YORK are now run as follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, rcithOUt change Of onvs.
Lesye daily except Sunday at A. NJ, and
1880 and . p. M.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
1880 eaSe ana Ssiy toefeeSt sunday at A. NJ and
ON SUNDAY.
phis at $40 P. N. 49, 'A'
daily.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or
Boston can be had at the Station Office at all hours
In the day. Also, az the Company's ONCE, No.
400 Pennsylvanfa avenue. Passenger purch asing
tickets at the Avenue ONCE can there arrange to
have their baggage called for and checked at their
residence, taken to the depot, and put in the bag
gage car.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
il; WILSON, Master of Transportation.
l.. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
SELF GEO. g. K0ONTZ, Agent, Washington.
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ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN,
DEPARTMENT OF YHI INTERIOR

DKlARrNKNr OF YHB INTERIOR,
Ap,lo.s,on haTPs BEEN made o under asn ihs sos o,
June g 1880, for the reissue Of the following de.
lost Or ere
that at the date follow the ption Of esoh
= rs 'sss;
Ne. so,lsl, for 100 scres issued under the oct Of
February II, lsI, in the name OF Elizabeth Thomp-
80; lss!: September 6, 1869.
February H. isG in the name Of Srasma. 81 BeD q.
nett and Va. granted May 3d. 1873: October 5, 1855
be- .Hs s SS GG,q% and
vs. granted June 3 isN. October II, ISIS. a'"' anu
e 9s nc: Of
and was granted August s, 1856 October II, 1863
was granted August s. 1881. October 81, 1865. ~
September 1850: in the name Of John sod, and
was granted February Is, 1854. November I, 1858.
March 5, 1859, In the name Of benjamin Rose, and
was granted June 10, 1851. November Z. 1868.
March 9, 1855, in the name Of Mary Crawford, for
mer WIDOW Of Jesse Eds, and Was granted March
No. % 632, for 80 acres issued under the act of
March 5, 1855, in the name of Archibald Whsttin,
and was granted March Is, 1866. November Il,
No. 1855, FOR 80 acres issued under the act Of
March 5, 1855, In the name of Susannah Dunn, Wild
Sw OF Daniel Dunn, and was granted May Is, 1857,
No g aes for 40 acres, issued nnder the act of
March 8, 1855, in the name OF Charwick Cox,
and was granted February Is, 1856. November Is,
No. ", l2s. for $50 acres issued under the act of
March 5, 1855, in the name Of Polly Deran, former
widow Of William White, and was granted Sen
TENDER 4, 1851. November IA, 1868.
No. 2-S3l, for loo acres, issued under the act of
March 5, 1855, In the name OF George Peterman
nd was granted May %, 1856. November IA, 1858
No 81 0S3, for $50 acres, issued under the act OF
March s, 1855, in the name of George T. Hump and
was granted June q, 1856 November q, 1865
No. 70 ,58l for I20 acres, issued under the act O
March 8, 1855, in the name of James Martin and
was granted July 8, lSj5. December 10, '6s.
No % Gle. for leo acres, issued under the act of
February IL, lSI, in the name of Samuel Gettis
and was granted October 4, lS4S. December IL,
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& CO Auctioneers,
Id No 3s1L Tfh ~ between n ana \ AT

llY.sALTER- & CO. Auetioneers,
ID No. 3-4L eth ST., between II aud sts.
p We will sell. within our sslee-oom, the en-
E|Sfire stock Of o dealer declining business
GA&commenciDe THURSDAY EVENING, Octo.
CeI Ist, At! clock We name in part
Undershirts, Drawers, Hose, &C
Half Hose, Goats, Pants
Vests, Hats, Osps, Boots
suspenders, Shirts, Spreads
Blankets. Shawls, GLASSWARE
Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, &c
Knives. and Forks
Plated Ware, &c &c.
We call the especial sttentio on of Housekeepers
and others to the above sale, every article will
positively be sold TO the highest bidoer.
6ALTER 4 co, Aucts,
N. B;-Sales continued6very Evening until all
are told. se %
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MoBBING A RlTUALIsT.-The London cor
re- pondent OF the New York Tines says: Yes
terday Father Ignatus WAS mobbed an Lom-
bard street. Some thousands Of persons gath
cred from the banks and mercantile hou ses OF
this London Wal street; banged. rosred and
pelted at the police-l ocked gates OF the church
in winch the English monk was preaching,
pelted. insuIbed aad grossly outraged ladies
and entlemen a they ventured out, and the
young Ealher himself was only saved from
violence, perhaps death, by the adroit ma
na,uyres Of the police. He was ~ length. afoer
several efforts, got away in a cab; and all thls
for a little bold preaching. departure nom
the pulpit cowardice, which the newspapers
was worse than Jericho. near which the man
fell among thieves. He may have called It's
denizens a generation Of yIpers. he quoted
Scripture al them SO hard A. AZ 10 suit people.
Preach smooth things and they despise Won
and go TO sleep OF stay al home. preach rough
ones and they mob you and pelt your congre-
CATION.
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A VIRGINIA PRoDUCr-Gypsum, which,
under the name Of plaster. forms 80 large a
part of the exports of Nova Scotia 20 this
country, for agricultural purposes, has been
discovered IN Smythe county, Virginia. The
main bed is situated in what is called the Cove,
or Cove creek, branch of the north fork OF
Holston river, about twenty-five miles north
OF Wytheyille and fourteen miles east OF Salt
willie, the present terminus OF the branch OF the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. The quality
of this plaster is superior 10 any now known
on this Continent. Such as have had fair op-
portunity of testing il with the Nova Scotia,
fix their relative value at fifty 10 one hundred
per cent. in favor Of the Nirginia-that Is to
say, one ton of the Virginia IL equal 20 one
and-a-half to two Of the Nova Scotia. In
quantity IL is enormous-it underlines hun
dreds OF acres in a compact body. A well. or
shaft, ten feet in diameter, has been sunk
Within four feet frem the surface plaster WINS
reached. and contin ued for the depth Of five
hundred and eighty-two feet and operations
suspended without reaching the bottom Of the
vein or deposit, 50 continuous was the plaster
no water came in-the plaster continuing of
uniform superior quality throughout
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sTA young man named Andrew J. Plunkett
started from Chariestown- Mass. on wednes-
day, 20 walk TO Chicago and return, on wager
OF $500 that he will accomplish the feat inside
of fifty days.
1The sign boards put mp a. road cross ars
on the Pacific railways are said TO be: sLook
out for the Indiana
~oueen Victoria has been the first British
sovereign TO SCI loot in Switzerland.
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PROPOSALS.
FOR GRADING STREETS.

wAsHrsGToS S b. ft septe GLa1 a IA iss
g,TORossls will cs rsesiysd q this Office until IL
1 HsE YORK
work to be done ' under der the direction of tn.
,x TIvey3 or he Of the Com
ogsm sSs, s TO be sppointed By the Mayor
exoayasion vii or s1aae the price per cubic yard for
the most whether be ef !es wss Eaoh
81 the to be
All the sarpu. e.1pS. yneusne sand. gr.v.,
snd stones, TO be deposited wherever the W ara
No part Of the sppropfis.ion will be paid un,i,
the work has been approved BY the City Surveyor,
Commissioners. Vi '"' ""ru' anu 'ne assistant
Eaeh bid must be accompanied with the suaran.
accepted, the bidder will execute a contract in
Herewith. ~ 'i III 'H' "0fA ~ A''0faShoe
the sSs .; bid BE By
ses fS5 the same and Perform the work accord
KiSs myst h a,r snadr.t ihereoi
sosshs Tor grading and grsvelling Third street
nnue; ana addressed TO the Mayor OF Washington,
cst1,o. Commissioner Of Ii. ro GsAE W.
49, 1917 AMI
Proposals wiI BE- p a. Sept Is 1883
O'CLOCK m on MoN1nrvSu q. tnts once until ~
Grading and Grayeiing Fiftb stret o., io s a0t
street south to Virginia ayepue. Gnder an act an.
proved October "a, 1851 ""''' OH "o' "p'
AIso for Crading end Crav.,,n. n $780,. ..s
from Fourth 10 SiTtb Street eat 49, &C , M
proved May L. 1s57 ''' '"''' uhu'i OH act up
All of the surplus earth ineludi.o tina .ana
gravel and stone 10 be deposited vnereye1 tba
Commissioner OF the Ward NAV direct No mart
of the approprfation will he nsid until the 80
has been approved by the City surveyor, the Com.
missioner and the Assisf ANT Uornyni ssinner WIN
zach bid mu.t be accom oanied With ths rna,,r
tee of responsible party CknoVn to he sueb1 that
if accepted the bidder viii execute A contract in
due form, and perform the work in accordance
The right il reserved to reiect any And all hid.
II deemed to the Interest Of the Cornoration 10
do DO. W
The guarantee must be in substance a. fol.
lows: 80 ,,
IA B., guarantee If this bid he scc.nted nv the
Mayor, that the bidder will enter intoa contract
for the same, and perform the work sncordine To
the requirements thereof.
Bios must be endorsed on the envelope. !" Pro-
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $50, southeast corner 7th and ID streetu,

HANDSOME ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO,
FkkNCH PLATE MIRRORS, BLACK Nal
NUT PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITES,
WALNUT ETEGERE, MARBLE Tor CEN
TlB TABLES, BOOB sgASE, CARPETS, &C,
$50 On MONDAY, the 5th instant, ct 10
HTTTo'c clock a. m. We shall sell at No. 253
'street north, between Eth and 18th
streets west, splendid assortment Of Parlor and
Bedroom Furniture, consisting Of
One handsome Rosewood-Csse Piano, Cover, and
Two handsome French elate Mirrors
Two handsome Parlor Suites, upholstered in
Crimson and Maroon
One black " alnut Ltegere, with French late
Glass
Three handsome Black Walnut Marble top ChAu-
Der Suites
One Oak Marble top sideboard, Marble top osn-
ter Tables
Oak Book Case and Library Table. Walnut Hall
Set
Painted Cottage Sets. ice Chairs, and Vases
Feather Pillows and Boosters, Hair Mattresses
Brussels, Ingram, and Stair Carpets
Oak Extt ntion Table. Cooking and, other Stoves
Cane Dining Chairs, Crockery, Tinwsre, &C. &C.
The above Furniture is in excellent condition,
and worthy the attention Of purchasers.
Terms cash. GREkN WILLIAMS,
&C Id AuctiOneers.
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CLOTHING, &c.
i he HOLIDAYS ARE OvERi

HR HOLIDAYS ARE OvERi
Come, boys, it's getting cool;
Time now, to go to school
Boys have had q splendid run
Splendid run aud Jolly fun
Now the jolly funs done;
Time the schooling was begun,
Jackets torn; trowsers muddy;
Nov begin the eady study
Bring along the states and books:
BRISK footsteps; pleasant looksl
Hol there don't pout
" hats the mstterS Elbows out
BestJacket's got hole inS
rants need half solingS
Csntstand worn bout clothesP
Won't 60 to school with thoseY
Here, Pa take the boy
fill his youthful heart with Joy
Trot him of right away
Buy suit Of clothes to-dayl
Coat, and Vest and Pants, aud all,
AT the CELEBRATED OAK HALL.
nont let the 10y 60 shabby He will be better
II ne has good clothes Good clothes for
excellent psternal parent Horribly cheap, at the
f p U OAK HALL, No. 464 7th street, opposite
P, This is an entirely new Stock. made mp in
BOYs' AND YOUTHS
DRESS AND SCHOOL CLOTHING.
large stock Just received for
FALL AED WINTER WEAB
STEPHENS & CO.,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue,
aG At bet. 9th and 10th streets,
Il J. HEIBERGER,
(successor to b. +. LouDoN OO.,J>
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY w
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Metropolitan Hotel, date BrowuJD
jy18-u No. 362 Penn avenue, Washington.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY SAMUEL sAMSTAG.

1 III
o. On MONDAY MORNING, October Ssh, at
Fancy Millinery and Hou:sksspins Goods, Hcsi
The sale viii be Continued from DAY to day. until
me S'osk, which is very large, is entirely dis
sB.A large lot Of Yarns, Germantown wOols,
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
u Austioneers and Real Estate Brokers'.
NO. s26 southeast corner of7th and ID streets.
VALUABLE REAL EerArE, FRONTING ON
GsTREET NORTH, BETwEEN ELEVENTH
AND TWELFTH sTRkETs WEST, AT AU0-
O. on MONDAY, the s.h day of October next,
s's e. Ho ss on ns
eight good rooms: with wide halls, sll newly
.rs so I & Ne
%oFs or S ts P S. hide and
Terms: Ore half cash: balance ~ six and twelve
aided OF trust on the premises, Stamps. dc., at
'G.s s SBsRs esra Il sfS sue
10y JOSEPH kELLEI,
- Real Estste Agent And Auctiouear.
Offce, 1868 Eighth street west, near north St
VALUABLE PRoPERTY ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF NEW YORK AVENUE. BETWEEN
s az Is c AIR SEVENTH STREETS WEST,
III ON WEDNESDAY next, the eth day Of
G;6 October, at "a O'Clock m, | will sell, os
sAtbe premises, the east half of Lot four, a. in
square numbered four hundred and fifty, (i5D }
fronting 20 feet and half inch the north side Of
New York avenue. and running back nv that width
ia feet, and improved by two story Wheelwright
and Blacksmith shop. and a two story Frame
Dwelling. containing four rooms
Terms; One-third cash; balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with interest, and secured
by q deed Of trust on the premises. All convey
snciDg and revenue stamps at cost of purch aper
SlO0 down day of sale.
Sc 80 INTEL JOS. r. KELLEY, Auct.
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A GENERALS WIPE ARRESTED FOR ALLRG-
I'D ASSAULT The large retail store OF A. L.
Stewart, a. 90, corner of Broadway and Tenth
street, was the scene OF a row to-day. between
two ladies. From the facts elected. II appears
that Mrs. Frank Il. Spinola, wife Of Gen.
SpInola encountered a fashionably dressed
female, ON one of the stairways as she was
going down, named Mary Gill residing at No.
l36 West 10th who tauntingly said 70 her an the
presence Of several persons standing near.
"There goes a deserted wife, her husband has
got his trunk at my house and nave Just come
from breakfast with him. at the same time
Mary, as alleged, attempting 70 spit in her Mrs.
SIS. face, and using other haunting language.
Mrs. :. rslsAd her parasoi, and dealt Mary
several blows on or about the head. which
caused her 10 cry for help. Officer Corkey,
who is detailed AZ the store, hearing the dIstuT
bance, proceeded to the spot. and upoa COM
plant Of Mary Gill arrested Mrs. SplnOla and
took her before Justice Dodge, AZ Jefferson
Marke', where complaint was taken against
her. She gave bail in the sum OF 500 70 an
swer at the Special SessiOns.-N i. EZress,
lgf gGf
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RENOyiTING
f NEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED

ONE BOTTLE OFRESOLTENT Is BETTER
Than TEN LARGE BOTTLES OF THE
ADVERTISED S4RSPARILLAS, Or DE-
RECT DIURETIC REMEDIES.
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street, Star once Building. '''
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERLY, Ne. las
WEST. ar AUCTION.
A On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Oct 18th.
Es ISIS at O'Clock, In front q the pr emises
sguare IS. improved by . comfortable Frame
nseliins containing 8 or rooms, With large hall
This property 4 situated on the north size OF ~
Terms: One-tbird cssb: the residue in six and
twelve months, secured BY Q deed Of trust, with
notes bearing interest. Convey Nncing and rev
M. stamps ~ the cost OF purchaser. sl'Q down
oes-ekd. COOPER & LATINER. Auct..
by WILLIAM L WALL 4 Co, Auctioussr.
ID Stores 81 5 and SIs
south eorner Penn. avenue and 9th streets.
PEREMPIoRy SALE OF A LARGE STOCK
OF NELNETs. BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY
IHkhh Pbh ISSRA!N, CoTTAGE, AND
TING. MATS. Sc AT AUCTION VIVA
ON TUESDAY MORNING. october &. con
mencins At ten clock. ve viii sell at our spacious
sales rooms: large stack Of the above foods. Of
Pisss. q q CTS.: y: Sons: Velvet Carpet.
Pieces q crCs:lsys Sens Tap sFs.. srS''e''
Pieces OF Bright a Shsard'. rsrestrv
Pieces of 1h-ee-ply CARPETS
Pieces Of Iusrsin Carpets
Pieces of Hemp, Cottage. aud Psnilla Oarpets
Pieces OF 4, s, and 6-Quarter Oilol0ths
Pieces Of :, and quarter Cocoa Mating
Crumb Cloths and Drusgets. different ,iz...
The above stock is large, and will he cold with.
cut reserve; and oaers special Inducements to
and will be sold in lots t. suit, aud 90 which we
respectfully invite the sttestion Of buyers 10 ex
anime.
Terms cash. W. L. WALL &Co..
OC3 AuCtiOnee-s.
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FOR SALE, AT AUCTION

- win sell, on TUESDAY, the 9th Of Octo.
1..N Der, at o'clock, on the premise &c, on Frame
AHouse. four rooms; lot II x50 feet deep, and
north.
Terms, One third cash; balance In 6, W., and Il
months, with interest, secured by deed OF tr ust
All convey sncing and stamps at cost Of purcha
Ser. $50 down at time of sale.
PA. DARNEILLR,
Real Estate Broker,
210 street, between 18th and 18th.
ocl GREEN & WILLIAES, Aucts.
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llY j. Z. WHEELER CO., Auctioueers
~ No. 81 Louisiana avenue, bet. 9th and 7th sts .
opposite Seston House.

AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
BRIDGE SThEkT AND VACANT Lor ON
GRkkN S1RkET, GEORGETOWN, ID. g.
- On WEDNESDAY, October Z, at 9 clock
Ia. ~ p. m, we shall offer for sale at public auc
XAtfon, on the premises, that desirable property
In Georgetown, D. o., known .. part Of Lots a. ans
Is. in DeAkins, Lee q Cassanaves addition 60
Georgetown, fronting Is feet Green street, near
the corner Of Bridge street, running back with
and Hartman, . depth Of lg9 feet, improved BY a
two story Brick Stable. Also, part OF Lot ], in
Holmead's addition 70 GEORGETOWN, having front
Of "a feet on Bridge street, and running back With
that width q depth Of liz feet. improved by two
story Brick Dwelling House and out houses
Terms. One half cash; balance In six and twelve
months. secured ~ deed Of trust on the premises.
aioe 6ox on the day of sale And IL the terms of
ssis aie NOT complied with within ten days from
cell az the risk and cost Of the defsulting pur-
chaser or purchaser p morsr,x %
sesod J,B. wBxELxR CO., Aucts.
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. h Z FIS b ERI Z 8.

The FIST R!Es.
FOB SALE:
SoG9 Lbs. hard laid or Patent Cotton sIINI
20, coo Copper wired CORK BpOYS.
SE1NEs made in any form and length, suited ts
the large Fitheries of the Chesapeake and Potomac
knit BY hand, with . knot economically formed
securing meshes perfectly square.
shad GILL-NETs, Herring do, Mullet do.
AMERICAN NET AND TwINE co.,
IN Is 2wd2awm 3 Commercial street, Boston
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The NATIONAL CAPITOL" chartered as a
ever chartered By the Congress Of the United
i iss been entirely reorssnzsd and made
Company is now fully prepared for business.
=, Policy hSiders il this Company can participate
plan or st their option, taking policies without
Of both MUTUAL and sTOOR Companies.
The names Of its Officers and Directors are A suf
hcient guarantee that the affairs of the Company
Their are peaseS tS shey a
every promise made to policy holders, and no risks
Ss
can be impaired or questioned.
The National Capitol Life Insurance COMPANY
issues all the most desirable forms of policies in
Annual Life, Annual Endowment,
Long and short, Ten Payment Life,
With or Without participssion f in proSii..
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE.
Every person making one annual payment is en-
20 sr sh Paia policy for an amount de-
payment Is lost II the policy 10 allowed to lapse
NO REsrBIorI 6%G1s UPON PM RESIDENCE Oh
travel and reside In any part Of the world and at
all seasons or the year. without extra charge, and
to engage In any Of the ordinary occupations Of
DIVIDENDS.
Dividends Will be declared on all participation
policies annually after two full years premiums
have been paid.
Nc charge for policy, stamps, or medical exam.
No extra rates charged for risks upon lives of
females.
None but sound. healthy risks accepted upon any
consideration.
GENERAL AGENTS wanted throughout the
United States.
Application may be made, giving references, to
the Secretary at the Home ONCE, Calls Building,
Washing on, ID. @. se I5-lm
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mo HoUsIKEEPIRS-Per having Rass
and other Yer min can dispose Of them By cali
ing on the eubsoribsrs. Tho%sss frSn isygs heu.s
THORN3OH SIXTH, :
No. ass b street, corner q 18th %. west.
BY having this Pavement laid under the floor, and
the floor last hfetiuo, from tho absenoe Of damp
ness, 1r tsu3-~I Z. D.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OF FICE,
u WAsHINeIoN. ID. O., Be ptember g. 1863
On the petition Of eYLyAN.Us eAWY ER,- Of
Fitchburg, Moss. praying for the extension OF
for an improvement in Machinery for Outing Rat.
tan, &C, this application having been authorised
II n ordered that said petition be heard ct this
office on the 2lth day Of December next. Amy per-
sitions and other papers should be hled in this
once twenty days before the day q hessing:
sesa. ,avsv Conmissioner Of Patents
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ID A n x Z UPT SA l. Z :,
$4,000 WORTH or DRY GOODS

$4,000 WORTH or DRY GOODS
Will be sold at Public Auction, commencing
MONDAY, October 5th, 1868, on the premises,
Forest HAIL. No. IS High street, Georgetown,
ID. o. The whole stock in Trade, Fixtures, &C., Of
Ross Bicksler, Banlrupts.
Sc 24td HAWKINS TAYLOR, Assignee,
BY GREEN ,., WILLIa AM sS;..,,.,.p,.,
No. S26, southeast corner 7th and ID streets