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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-11
Sixth Ward Gran, and Co,fax C,ub.

The regular weekly meeting of the Sixth
Ward Grant and Colfax Club was held last
evening a, their rooms, sth and G streets, Navy
Yard: the President, Josiah l.. yena1le. in the
chair, and Henry Steuart, Secretary
The committee appoiHted at the las. meeting
10 inquire INTO the bet method of m liking tue
Washing ton canal servceat L., reported that
on account OF dideTence OF opinion among en-
elhetfs they had been unable to come at aly
DEFINITE conclusion, and therefore could not
charged.
Mr.. Fullslove, from the committee to whom
was referred the resolu tions offered at the last
meeting by Mr.. Langley, relarIve to the ap-
pSlntment OF a lamp ghter in that ward who
VS. no. gcod Repubhean, reported that the
committee had sn interview wish the Mayor
who stated that but two persons had been
recommended Tor the u, sitlOu IN The Sixth
W ara, and he understood that they were bo h
good Republicans. The report exonerates the
Mayor from blame, as he had requested that
suitable persons be recommended. The com
mlt,ee suggested mat no fur her acton be taken
on the resolutions.
Mr.. Jos. Gibson moved that a committee of
hNe b- appointed 10 wait upon the Mayor and
further lnvestieate the matter. After some dis
euseIon the motion was lost
Mir. Boron moved that the thanks OF The club
be rendered 10 Senator Conness for the re,otu-
tons oflered by him IN the Senate to advance
the elght-hOur Cause; adopted.
DR.. Boyd offered series OF resolutions d..
nouDcng the Mayor for the stand taken by
MIN relative 10 the canal Improvement; laid or
the table. The re resolutions are similar TO those
offered at the Genital Grant aud C1lidx CLUB g.
lev evenings since, and reported in the STAE.f
Br Boyd also offered resolution endOrs,ug
he Recommendation for an amendment 10 the
constitution, 20 b. called the 18Th amendment,
requiring every Stale 10 have a republican
form OF government End recognizing universal
franchise, and declaring that q State could not
o. republican IN form unless manhood suffrage
Is Incorporated in their State constitutions
never u he revoked or repealed but thguu-h
con VictIon OF crime not paTdoned. DR.. Il. rx-
Planned has resolution, stating that he mequ :
universal suffrage To all, Doth women and men
MIR. Boron was III favor of the resolution, aud
hoped II would BE- passed. Mr.. Robt. Langley
moved that AZ be laid ON the table; lost Mr.
CaVood vas opposed 10 the women voting Ii
they We're allowed to vote the men would nave
10 20 without their dinners As the would be at
the polls. Mr.. Beron.-s.1es, and lney will
Keep the men from gettIr drunk and fighting -
iApplause.J Tie resolution was then adopted.
After approving several bills the club ad-
lOuTned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-11

TIE LETTER CARRIER BRIGADE IN WI
rORN.-The letter carriers appeared their
different routes this morning in their new uai-
forms, and presented quite a handsome ap.
pearance. These uniforms are OF West Point
grey cloth, and consist of q cap navy pattsrnl
snd coat and pants trimmed with black. The
suits cost sil.75, each carrier paying for his
own uniform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-11

SALE OF STEAM TCG.-This morning Deputv
Msrshel Phillips sold. under an order of he
Ct urt, the steam tug Katie Wise to General /
T.. Graham, of Alexandria, at SG4jO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-11

AccIDINT.-This morning Hiram Robey, an
employee OF the Washington and Georgia wn
Railroad Company, while attempting TO get
from the platform of one of the cars to another
near the depot fell between and was injured
quite badly. 8ttHFT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-11

WANT SOME large square Feather Pillow :.
Han Bolsters. Bed Sheets, Com forts and Blan-
kets. of all COlors. Where rs the bast place To
purchase theml You can fiud everything ~
that line at AdamSou's, $40 9th street, mar
Pennsylvania avenue. 6
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l. OC AL y f " 5.
Afuasements. &C, To N,.n,

WALLS OPERA HuUsE-Tne Lancashire
Ia tCnunues - DC tie at;TactIOu AT this
ThFa,re.
NATIONAL T. EATRE-Farpwe benefit %
tie OrTeIi sister, who will appear in The
comic opera OF "BaTDe Bl-ue~
CARROLL HALL.-EaIr Tor the bsnef, of St
1SOmInIcks Church.
FAIR, for the benefit Of - Mary Church. a.
the Hal on SIN street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-11

AcouIrTED-George w. McLane, Of this
cits, who was arrested in Jersey Uity last
week on the charge OF passing a counterfeit
'en-c oijar note IN a saloon in that city. has
been honOrably acquitted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-11

AID 1T WILL LAST for forty dlys ami forty
nlgDts, and Bartbciow h drtsruII a-d 20 sell on,
every sIncle II auction tat be canROt retail
h-Ivesn saits-day and nisAL-un,iIau is I'D.
sell the gcCds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-11

JUsT RSCEIvRD.-Gentlensn's fine Melton
Walking Coat Suits for S25; long blue canes
for ST; Dressing Robes tor $40 and sic. bla X
ana blue Beaver Suits, in Walking Goats and
Sacks, of excellent qualities Doubie-breasted
Short Sacks for Slo: gentlemen's Double
breasted Vests of various qualities, and chill
oren Sults for 50, Sc, s., IS, aud SIC, ST G,o.
{. Henning's, No. ST. eth street one price
cply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-11

HoNA-ICS VISIT To REv. d. BbTNrpS.-A
large nun OF Of members OF fbs Fist COng-e-
.a:IOIal Chu:ch Of his city, having preyIons-
ly resolved themselves into tOnajiOu- visit
ing party. called upon their pastor, Rev. D..
BOY utCp. - his Tvs. lanc-- So lith stTc-t last
night. Cs-ry IEg with Them "a h one some tan Z
gibIs 'Cker 81 heir rs-p-c nd appreciation of
Inn az g. pastor an CHrI- LIan geItiem7n- The
ICONS wee C-J NO-U - an Ia irs and gautIr-
u. 3LS - the VIZ tors passed tlTJug III en-
trance ball Il BiIDg : The s-tIrs communicating
20 h. Var!ors allow, they depoSTei heir dOns-
tCEs VII 4 lady AM --n'ia7ltn si''iu. bsb iud
a table IN. ~ ditt-ly ar The TO. OF The stems
Mo itOk notes o. tn- same aud plarai the mo-
nsy u q basket, While other articles were
i'r m riac~ as-iEEed fer the purpose
A. C'ciCcs II the 3it-rn OJn ne elder mem bers
OF he church assembled and p4rtOOk OF a c dc
io"l CILBer with the pas tor, " bile later in the
NNrL'rg Re younger ms IT. b-Ts app ar-i. Do
Ie'I' ls were r -tIyed tili . o'clock az WIFI =
tu.p count was mad, whom II was found
that obOLt % IN money had been collected.
fvSItes vblch were many articles Of value.
including "a handsome dressing gown. a gold
mounted cane from Brook kPdran. of Pal-s-
tune, With a i.rruae cut tron The non casing vi
the feIIimSc. presented by Mr.. J. B.WOOdruff,
AMI "A choice selection OF books Then followed
the press nation. which took place in the par
lCrs IN the 50 Ond story, DIR. Barlow making
the preSen'atiOn speech. tendering the gIfr<,
which was responded 10 N appropriate term
by DR.. BCynt Intse services being over,
the party tEen part0Ok Of an elegant repast,
which had been prepared aud was served MP
by he LADIES, and " hich was by no meaIs the
hast sgIeeabie feature Of The occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-11

A X D.
he UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
'uy call the attention Of the citizens of Wa.ning.
ton and &c. Tgetown to the fact that they have this
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
In room No. 81. EAST wig
- BAsEMENT OFF'CITY HALL"
NheTe they are prepared TO 'urnish Clerks. Per.
te's hone stryaI IS. and general help Of all kicIs
- sau>taction guar tied in all cases Special
uoU Of rents o KJMNrII q 90
NhSHINoIoN. " Y Dec i. 1913 no3i- colin
BLOCKS ROPEul
BLOCKS ROPEl
ALL SIZES.
Those in want of the above art scles i'll do we'll
70 cali, Is all SELLING CHEAP FOR CASH
4. g. WHEELER,
9TH street and Canal Bridge
30 H-NoIm South side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-11

CoRns- &o.-Dr. WhIFs, Surgeon UnirOpodisL
OF twelve years practical experience an ths
United States and Cauadas, and established 90
va Penns ylvapia avenue, between I 3, and -
streets, since IS6i. successfully treats Corus
Bunions, Chiloialns, Club and ingrogIng
Nails and other diseases of the feet without
pam or Inconvenience 10 the patent Toe
shoe Canbe worn with ease iIlm- !ia'-,y
after the operation. Refers 10 he u tuS
eminent physicians, surgeons and tROu sands
o. OTHER responsible persons who patronIza
MS establishment Hours from a. m D n
G. Owing to press of business al Office Or
WHITE Is unable 10 visit patients at their resi-
oencts except between 6 and : p. m.
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Georgetown Advertisements.


"CENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
~ or GEORGkTvWE. ID. ca special
Oe sn EvGs ri T n esia q th s'Ps
II st ats o'clock, 20 elect Treasurer the prescott
des-ilI2,li' wN. KING, secretary.
ny Thos. BOWLING, AucIoneer; Georgctowr
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PLATFORM
a on skfUR6sY s6RsISa.S pec.-.bsr
"A Store 70 ia Bridge . .tTSs % 'e FEM 49,. =.
tStsor,ment Of Household Furniture AID h
eel0 THOMAS BOWLING, Auot.
Y THos. BOWLING, Auct Georgrtown-
VERY VALUABLE IMPgovED PROPERTY
At s sTTrrTRIp5ANRD STREET, eEoRGEr0wS,
IA 90 FBfDAY. December utb. 1sss. At ,opr
Gg O,eI m;!.p m win cen, ia front Of the
tween Cereress and Washington streets, with
sns deR,h q ;t9 feet 70 thirty Dot ale,
Gences now teirs erected by Henry Cooke
ESQ sa IN. I'D ereyenents consist Of irst class
room. psntry and cellar. Water sad sss through
the nc use, a.d all modern improvements Imms
Terms: ore third cash; bslsnce in 6 ami -
On he property. Conyeya: cling aad stamps at c1-t
OF the purchaser, SloO viii &c required xs.n The
dee dads THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
g GOLpsTFIN, LICENSED PAwNBIoKER.
MO Is Bridge street, Geor getOwn. u. on
money advanced OF all kinds Of Mer- w
chshulse, 10 any amount. aud for timeo "
desire q. AZ very reasonable rates Goods RorO6r
snd sold Business strictly confidential. MS lus
GROCERIES AT REDUCED PRICES.
>. For the conyepience of my friend. ant the pus.
nc IN general viii offer my large aud we'll select
90 STOCK OF choice Emily Groceries 10 cash buyers
at prices VIZ
AS Low AS ANY IN THE DISTRICT.
tcuiarly call attention to my Brown AMI
tlte uE 81 .. COfees. ground snd roasted shTta
sno sreeui Teas black sEd green. very SO peris
wines and Liquors, Whistles. Chestnut t,roya-
eileLtaI. ans Baker, al IS, 81. and s. per gallon
eluat u any WHISTLES IL the District, W.l.nfz
flour al kinds of Canned Goods, Drips, and other
Injuries; Fancy and STAPLE Goods
W. h TESNEY,
nol4Im Southeast cor. Oh aud BLDG ia
INCLINE IN DRESS GOODS
II Just received At l0I Bridge st Georg4t.x
superlor English Serges. double width. Al sec "a.
September price was T5c fmperial4 ado Al PC:
". september price was 81. Beautiful 4 n ,fr
FIXTURES IN all cOlors at 81 and Sic Merinoas
empress ClGtn, Aipscss asd Reps, very che o:
Iancoes At and Ice. full Nader Prints. ~,
Eretch Ihlntz. SEC. cioaks aa1 Cloakiue Cloths.
shaHls, Blankets aud Quilts. We invite an exam,
NATION CT our stock, pro mis- ing great bargains
10 ~ I'm bEHJAMIS Miller
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-11

TWENTY PER CENT We have received from
MI. r. a Burr. OF The TT as ury Department, n
copy Of hthOgraph, designed and drawn on
stone by That gentleman, .. u assist the passage
OF The twenty per c-Lt. bill" The central
hgUre - peatly-apDareled gentleman. evil
den'ly an NJ. e.. in comfortable circumstances.
mo II fercely confronting ssedy looking d
dlyic ual, ont at elbows, who, with an apollo
g-nc air, ~ submitting fer the inspe ctiOu of the
aIbitrT OF his fat a statement of the monthly
exIens-s OF clerk and family" Ia The rear Of
the NJ. Z. Il the TItiUn. philosopher advancing
AND holding up warning finger. In his left
hand IS a copy of the TTtbUHS, and in his pocket
a package endorsed " Bail for jeff Davis
niversal Suffrage" The monthly expen ses
81 CLERK and family are set forth : follows -
Room and board, SIS; fuel, -; washing, IS:
boots, SHOES, &e- so: doctors bill, medicines
Ae, So- ciothing. SO pew rent and church
ICES -; 10 oeggars aud suhscTiptiops -.
newspapers, &c, 81; little items. $40 Total,
Slib. Sslary, <l~- Short, St6. Tn clerk al 40
has IN reserve unfOldrd. on a chair a Wash
ington price list, while on a table in the room
In the rear Of II. @. Is Z" Bill Sc per cent. Z,
members of Congress on account of nigh pric es
IN Washington"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-11
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT, JRtqe Cartter.-Yesterday,
ire case OF Mlllard against the National Bank
OF The h public was taken up-Mr. Z. l. stan
ton for plaintiff, eek and Bradley, IT., for d..
fendant. In this Gaze the plaintiff had dua him
certain amount from The Government as a
captain IN The United States army and check
from the PayIaas,er's Department for the
amount apparently endorsed by paintlH was
pres nted At the bank and paid. The plaintiff
ALLEGES that he never endorsed tn check,
authorized its endorsement, or received the
money, hence he hrIngs suit.
mis- morning. the above case was resumed.
conner agt Conror; Judgment by default
stricken out by consent of counsel Gresham
agf. Liens: leave granted 10 amend declaration.
CRIMINAL COURT Judge FIshsr.-Yesterdav,
the trial of Galloway, on the charge of rape
was resumed, the evidence concluded AMI the
assault and battery was entered.
This morning, the case of Joseph Mock. in =
dlcted for having in mis- possession United
States mail locks, WIS called, Mr.. Hinkie ap-
peaIing for the defence. Mock CLAIMS the in.
yentor of the locks. which he is accused of
having in possession, and ii is ALLEGED that The
mail locks are the same, and were sold 10 the
Government by party who fraudulsntly OBJ
tanned the patent.
EQUITY Court, JEd7e On-Yesterday
Wheeler agt Douglass ct al: decree directing
Executors To convey. &c. and referring cluse
TO auditor for an account of rents. Nugent agt
NUErnt et al; decree pro contsssO against de-
fendaut, and appointing NJ. ThOmp,o trust.a
To soil neVauebn; decree for dJstTibutio and
rstifying report of auditor. HOmesta I'd art
Wilson Ell al: decree appointing w. Y. FendaH
trustee TO convey. Devices et al. agt. Roth well
ri al; order to Issue commission 10 obtain IN
fants aus wer. Weston et al. agt. Moor: decree
pro contesso. Cl0key act. CiokPy: decree con-
hTmng trustees report PiSi aud reference 10
aUGItor for report and on account AMI dis.
trIhution. Rrayton agt. Wilton ~ nj; order of
reference 10 audItnr TO state account Miller
II al. agt. jenkins ct al; decree appointing G.
Ingls. trusrRn 70 sell.
To-day. Washington agt. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company: rule to show cause, &c
THREATENED AssAT LT.-Moses w AIaski
s'orekesper on Seventh street. was arraign d
before Justice Clark this morning to answer
the charge of threatening TO assault and
shaking his fist in the face OF MISS SIrab
krpsfowski. The allegation was fully proven
ard the offender required TO give security TO
keep the peace, and be of good behavior in the
sum of S},O.
"A counter charge was made bv AIsski
against the father of Miss Kresfowski who il
was alleged, bearing of thu insult offered to thu
lady, followed the plaintiff and applied pro-
fame language 10 him. Justice Clark imposed
a fine of - on the offender in this case. but at
the same time took occasion 70 say that he was
not surprised at some Indignation being shown
by the defendant.
Officer Columbus made the arrests
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United sATEs PATENT OTTIOE,

~ WAsHIseToN, Octoper, =, 1858.
On the petition Of WILLIAM r. SHAW, OF Bos-
Ton, Maseachusette, praying for the extension OF
pasent granted 70 him on the I'D day OF January,
1850, Tor an Improvement in Gas Heaters:
ISIS ordered that said petition Dc heard At THE
D mac on the nth day ofyanuary peas Any Person
lions, and other papers should be died In this Office
twenty dsys before the day Of hesrins .oo~,
&C q W3w COMMISSIONER Of Patents.
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BANKERS,

JAY COOKE = Co,
B A n 4
YIyIiINFa srRIRT, OPPOSITE rruAss.,
buy ard Sc rcsrrent market rates, sps
constantly On hand fall supply Of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEyEg-THIRrIrS, AND S0hPpv-.
INTEREST NOTES.
5Tders fer STOCKS, BONDS, &C.. .zt-a.,.
and collections made Oh al acoossitIs rc-z:s
sci IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-11

TIE APPROACH OF THE HOLIDAYS makes its
essentially necessary, al least for a majority OF
our citizens, TO economic, as the arrival OF
thus holy time Is very apt TO maze extra de-
mands upon our cash on hand. Tskins this view
OF the matter we ought TO make 4 dollar 60 as
FAR as II possibly can; in other words, we on yht
TO go 10 the Original Franc, i94 7th street. BE-
tween ID and l., where Geuts Furnishing Goods
are sold at prices TO suit the most economical
For the benefit Of strangers. We would say
that "the Original Francs" store has large
plate glass front; that he has no branch stores
and his stock is the fines; in the CITY, I2.2I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-11
,NITED STATES PATENT OFFIOE,

~ Washington. d c., November 2S, 1863.
On the petition Of CHAS. CUNNINGHAh of
Nashua, New Hamp,hirs, praying for the extern
sloI O. patent granted him on the 18th day Of
March, 1885, for an Improvement in Benzole vapor
Apparatus:
II is ordered that said petition be heard at this
ONCE on the 18th day of February next Any per-
son may oppose this extension. Objections, deoo-
sitCns, and other apers, should be fled In this
office twenty days before the day q bearing
ns30-lAw3w Commissioner of Patents,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-11

THAT'S THE BEN Scents Furnishing Goods
for The million, at the most popular, and
known TO be the cheapest store in this city. of
Nessrs. ranc IL Goldman, Marble Hall. No
40 1th street, opposite Patent Office. Good
Merino I Understands and Drawers, for 81, 81 aud
and IS cents; Il fine article, 81 and n 25. White
Shirts, 81, Sl,25, $50, and Sis; a splendid
quality, - and $3.50. Socks, Ia, Is. 20, and 25
cents pair. Handkerchiefs, all ready hemmed
Id cents Good heavy Gloves, from y cents
upwards. Neck Ties, Scarfs, &c, Of the latest
styles. and at low prices. Call ia and See
Compare Goods and Prices, and we are sure
that You will buv. The only agents tor the
new Royal Eagle Paper Collar. II.21.E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-11

THE skiu % an accomplished artist Ss shown in
these graceful plsythiuss II at, they sse admira
by drawn, and ftspiay fteiIng auf tA-t. Tha
siory s. bsrIiy told, aud pleasant book las be-,
made. An Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-11

APPLICATIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.-Pers
wishing TO apply for the benefit Of the Bank
rupt Act, who cannot pay nifty cents on a
dollar Of their Indebtedness. should apply
before the LIST CT January, the ume 10 which The
operation of the fifty per cent clause OF the act
is postponed
GEO. MASON, Attorney-at-Law,
ll,9 and Solicitor in Ran sruptcy, CITY Hall
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lIklTED STATES PATENT OFFIOH,

On tn. ,etsSn 81 TSaS of
brooklyn N. T., PRAYING for the extension Of a
patent granted him on the Sth day Of March, 1855,
dies.
Il 10 ordered that said petition be heard at this
ONCE on the 18th day Of February next Any person
may oppose this ext ension Objections, DISPOSITIONS,
and other papers should BE- dled in this Office
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
de4-laWSv ComniaafonAr Of PAteuts
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LIST OF NEW BOOKS

LIST OF NEW BOOKS
RECEIVED AT TIE
HUDSON TAYLOR BOOKSTORE.
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OUR DUNE COMPANIONS; or,tories shout
Dogs, Horses, Cats, aud DObkeys Win
seventy kDgraNiug-, by Weir Laniseer
and others. small auarto. With illumi-
mated panel. Price............... : 40
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10 CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
FOR SALE CHEAP
IN LOTS OF 5000 FEET AND UPWARDS
100000 FEET

WHITE PINE LsMBER,
Al. "a and 81 SELECTS, inclniing an app-
eiatie pIopoTti of PANEL, &c AM 9 lot " 1.
CHEEKY, at prices from
10 TO 30 PER CENT. LOWER
THAN PRESENT RkTAIL BATES.
81 Please cali End see.
NATH'L d. FUGITT,
LUMBER DEALEE,
no2i I'm Sixth e. west, near Penn. Ave.
Orphans COURT November IL I8Ss-DIsrRIcr
~ OF COLUMBIA, W Warrington county. 10 Uit In
the case OF ISABELLA X. THOMPSON, Execu.
trix Of William II. Thompson, deceased, the exec
utilx aiore-ad has with the appreciation of the Or
phaus' Court 81 Washington County aforesaid,
appointed SATURDAY, the 18th day of DecemOer,
ID, 1873 for the final settlement and distribution
OF the personal estate Of said deceas ed aud of the
assets in hand, Is far as the have been
collected and turned into money; whom aud
where all the creditors aud heirs Of said de
ceased are notified to attend, with their claims
properly vouched, they may other wise by Law he
excluded from all bene mt in said ased estate
provided copy Of this order be published once O
week for three weeks In the - Evening Star, )" Ere
vious to said day.
Test. JAS X. O'BEIRNE,
tel-1aw3Wf Register Of Villa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-11

oUR BOYS HOLIDAY BOOK. Specially
Gesigre ed for LEteTtsI smeut Boys Ia their
Holiday Hours. With Elk iull PAGE c0lOrrI
IngrsyiHgs, ana thirty six other Iilustra-
titns. ] volume. small sEo. Cloth, extra
ctlt D A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-11

ANIMAL SAG .CITY. A Selection Of re-
msrkable Incidents, Illustrative Of the "a.
gscity Of Animals. Edit~d BY Mrs.. : a.
Hall lllustrat after designs by H.rri-
son Weir snd others 81 al 4aArtO. Cloth
With ILLUMINATED panel. PIile.........-.-. ! , )
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-11

THE STORY or A ROUSD LOAF. Thirty
tN0 Designs, By D.. Fromeut. In small
gUaTtO. Cloth. Price. -. : &C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-11

OF Dick sui his Donkey . - tk tNa7xe
full page Illustrations. small qgartO Civth
with iiluniis sted panel. Price -. : , A..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-11

0URCHILDREN PETS Illustrated with
seventy hve Designs b. Birket Foster
Weir, aud oihers. Small qu&rtO. Cloth.
With illuDinsted panel. Price ......-..s 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-11

IT 8. PATENT OFFICE,
-. WAsHINsTsN, d. o., November % 1858
On the petition Of G. ". n. YOsT, Of CORY
Pennsy lvania, praying for the extension OF
patent granted him on the fOth day Of March
loe5, for an Improvement In Cutivators.
once on the s,d day q SebrursTy next ANY person.
ma! may oppose this extension. 0blectiEns' dePo.
ONCE twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA ROOTG,
de3 laVSV Oommi saionOr OF Patents.