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INDIAN IiOSTIIITIES

st. IoI Is. Cc' pa dps patch from HAYES
Guy, Kansas, Says thai Col. Carpenter aud
Capt Graham OF the 10th cavalry, had a brush
with 200 CheyeDnps and 4 TTapahoss Yesterday
n'ar Buffalo Station, in which Indians were
k.lit q and 81 wounded. Our loss was three
wounded. The soldiers fought des perdtely.
large band of Indians. supposed 10 h tln-,.
who fought Col. FoT-y the. are busIly engaged
in killing bufidioes. aud are arcomDa u-
theiT sGudv- and Children. Thy are su~-
rom dtd by tbe Jih cavalry and a portion Of
the =. ill.,
All The troops are on the move. l. is ihOuCh'
that an attack VIII be made on Fort Dodge II 4
few days.
Col FCrsythe is imprOvinr rapidly and viii
very soon be able TO move down.
A company OF scouts. under the command Of
Lieutenant PeY-pD. have ieit here for the nur-
pose of joining General Carr. Colonel Moore,
OF General SheTIjan's stan, accompanied th,.
eNUpGifiCp.
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SFEE' - o. HORATIU Sly NOTE AT BUFFALO.
GOVsrbC- Seymour spCs- III Buffalo. y. N.sIs~T
night be C"I., U=l,u Cf his IenaI X were a.
foiO " l. the Democratic parry succeed AZ
this ei-cfIOn It could not Of itself max. ur
amend Iaws. Ii would only De able 20 hold ne
violent t1ders oI the Republican parry ~
check Il could DO 40 rrvOIuIonary " acs. so .lr
"a power Is concerned. y D-mgcraJIc P~..-i-
dem would stand IN me same position h-id ~
AIorrw johnson. lis vigorous nature, his
bod and rpsClUt- d-IeEce of cuustItutioua.
rIght~- ard HI able a~s.TtIUns OF the true rr!u-
cIpl-s OF GoyrrHfrpUt. have UO- saved hun
eNsn from The violence of those opposed ro
HIM muo les has ne b-gn able 10 Ina. .-uT At
any eya-i " m t~UTeS. any act cal rUf4rrd ~
disturb the publ. prsC-. oar hope ~. In this
election To puf into the executive ofIc.s th1-p
who could stIv the ude Of corruption: those
who could save from further InIrri-S the sv~
TIN OF constitutional government. those v. hu
could Vr"'"Ct our people from I-Si-ist v-
Tshuk- 10y th- AMER, an people q u,a~ uras
v inch have been CONDEMNED strOa ~ by
many leading Republicans and Republican
presses well q, ourselves. If III candidate
on our ticket should prove cap tble. honest.
and rue 10 the'r trust. ~ another election the
people OF the United States could 90 farther
and make D.InsCTstic II Ju>,- OF ReprsSvuf 4
uye>, and IN due time the character OF -a-
senate could b. char gad; and i believe that the
DAY l. AZ hand v hen the ruGgIaents and Nt's-
Of the American people viii restore ayaiH
power % thar I.s-hCuu.rd party under Who =
influence our country was made gr.g- and
made violently. none could eudanser puo ic
pea =, ont they would all tend IN the end 20
promote the welfare and prosperity OF III
United State.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE ELECTION IN WEST VIRGINIA.
The Republicans Garry the State by are
duced Majority.

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-The Tribune this morn
ing publishes the following dispatch from Par
kersbuIg Election returns ara meagre. Ohio
county giycsa Republican gain of 500 Wood
county gives $50 Democratic gain Ipshur
coun'y gives lI3 Republican loss. The Repub-
hcrn majority in the State is estimated at
1900.
Also the following, dated Wheeling, mid
night he vote is 900 larger than that OF last
year, and the gains seem 10 favor the Demo-
Gratis. The Republicans carry the State by
reduced majority.
A special from Wheeling TO the World says
The Democratic gains are genei al. and the
State has gone Democratic by Two OF three thou
sand maiority
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TIE CONTESTED ELEt TIOS CASES
IN IElLADILpHIA.

PHTLA DELPHIA. ps. 2}.-l.agaI proceedings
W.r" commenced this morning IN the Couri Of
Common Plea 10 cont 81 the late election. Thr
Republican candidates for DI>trict Attorney
Tax Receiver. ana ProthOnotary of the COurr
of Common Pleas filed proper petitions. aud
notice was al once given TO the opposing can
dIda'es.
These Offices are required IL be contested III
at ALI within ren days after the election. A.
l"gaTdS The Offices of Mayor. Solicitor, Con-
trOller, Commissioner. AC.. twenty DAYS are
are heing prepared, and VIII shortly be pre-.
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THE INSTRUCTION IN HAVANA.-Drs-
patches have been received here, giving the
particulars of the ouuages by the einsurrection-
lists IN the province OF Tunas. The ins surgents
had taken 10 incendiarism and robbery The
band is headed by Rubalcalva, and had burn ed
all the houses, mills. cane fields, &c, on the
plantations about La Netiga, between the city
OF Tunas and Puerto. Manou county was
completely desOlated. The insurrectionistS
We're coEscripting all able. bodied men, whi ite
and black. but desertIons were freq uent Tn.
negroes Were IN great fear of these bands, and
were heeing before them. An Incendiary pro-
ciamailon has been discovered, calling upon
the Tegroes 10 rise and assassinate the whites
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EPISCOPAL NISITRTION-CoyFIRNAT ATrpNS
Most R"V -rned Archbishop SpaIdIRg. SINCE hi~
rettrE nom kentucky. where h. had been
called IL cons eq u,ncr of the mslanc holy death
OF his brother. Bishop SpaldIES, has visited tn
chuTcEes IN The western pOrtIO on of the diocese,
IN the counties of Allegnauy aud Washington
lie administered the sacrament of conf rmati Dn
IN tn churches, 10 eleven hundred and twenty
nve persons, of whom one hundred and iiyp
were converts % the Catholic faith, as follows
s. Peters Church. Oakland. y, Of whom =
wSre converts; ~. Peters, W-sternport, . =,
converts ,; church in Londconing IA, converts
? NJ III .cha~ls FTOstb burg, I6a, converts n: II.
Pstrlcx's Cumberland. ly7, converts ~; SIS
Peter and Paul, Cum OeTland, IJ5, con yerts o.
St. Pet-rs, Hancock, 81, con verts 20; ~. Mj-
chaels Clear Spring, -, converts =; 81. Mary s,
Haeers-own, 6l, converts 6. ssBIshop Spad
ing" the Catholic Mirror says, s'was consoled
10 lind every thing IN a most satisfactory condI-
tiOn IN all the churches which be visited; and
he expressed himself specially pleased with
the zsal and industry manifested by the new
priests stationed in several OF these missions -
His Grace left for Emmittsburg on Saturday
last 20 complete the visitation in Frederick aud
Carroll counties. Rev. Father Doane, Chan
c"llor OF Newark, accompanied him.
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FREDERICK (MD) AGRICULTURAL FAIR
The attendance NJ the Frederick County Fair
yesterday was very large. The trot;ing course
was heavy IN the morning, but the north we 81
wind dried of he track, and IN the afternoon
he PAGERS contested for the $3.50 prem "a m
which was won by Foreigner, from PhiladeI-
phia, IN , 81, 2.i2 and ~. The city is crowded
with visitors 20 witness the trott to-day for the
$50 premium, for which there are six entries.
The cItizens' purse of s1OO for four year olds
and under Will be contested tor tomorrow.
Gov. Bowie. Mayor Banks, Treasurer Fowler,
Messrs. Nckim, Watsins, DuvaI1, Webb and
Others, promIpsOt citizens of Il Bilumore, are in
attenda~ce. Virginia is represented by Colo
els Washington, Thompson, Minor, Faixful,
Smith. and other prominent farmers from Lou
don, ClaI ke, Jefferson and Berkeley counties
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SENATOR HENDERSON ON THE MISSOURI
ELECTION LAw.-SeKator Henderson IN n
speech al S.. Louis "Wednesday hight, re vie wed
the election la~ in Missouri denou ncIng ,he n.
WaTranlable power given 10 registers. He pre-
dIctsd that the meas would result in driy-
ing the Radical paTty from power 1T Missouri
He urged thai the privilege OF yo-ing should o.
given % these who We're subject 10 pardon oy
the Presidents amnesty proclamation; al W.
Ca-sd The modi dcaiion of the tariff the y L.
drawal Of the n ilitary from tne SOu'n, and tns
pay ynent Of bonds in gTeenbacks. H- defended
his vote on the lInpsacbmsHt question, ana
sIoke Of the Democratic candI dstrs as lOyaI
able, and dIs,ingUIsh bed Ii en, OGi said h would
vote for Grant
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In the Episcopal Convention III New York
yesterday amendment to the twelfth canon
permitting clergymen 10 go into another par
ish - minister 20 his own paris hCners- but not
10 read prayers or preach to a regular congre-
gaticnl was lOst, by vote OF I23 TO Is. Nm
orIals :TOn Sax diCcPses, IN refer nee 10 The
translation OF the NIcene Creed. Were referred
10 The committee or CaDvns. The House OF
Bishops approved n r,pOrt on the Italian re-
tJrm movement. which was sent to the House,
aud M dr The specill o-iar Tor to-morrnW
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y Al ACROBAT performing ~ glasgow WRITES
bins II ''equ hJrist % the Prince OF W Ilss.'
IA fellow rird 20 aSsassirat- PinksrtCn
lie detective, in Detroit. last Thursday.
81 There y a'i-nsie kU-hIuX "a Ken ucky.
the Grad g ,lIpsess OF winch hss issu-d :
General y Ger prohibiting the GrrCitB Bind
~Large numbers of Remington rifles ~ q
eopsider'tDs~ sTaOnHt of sTtiiIery ammunition
bay. la.-iy teen EI.tB o the Pore
81 TIE ChicaE" >orusis r.Ssp1pars are pa
eiEg fun al rfl- costume. Iet the SorOs stsrs
ba.s y.arEiLI ai,.T she pantaiJDnz.-L5ys. .
JssL
sT-fr. SnlI3p Pre- ,3B. u Ia. waIfiugflTi
" -er- fpi'fFc suiclas lasf y-.sL H. aya va
~ war. Iffr - a. br5tssfs csnin1 i-.- q
So. t.ss I'D a ss=.tr starved nsr.,lf 20 Srsth.
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CRIMINALS ARRAlGNED BOSTON.

BOSTON, Get. 23.-feOrge SeddOns, he prIn-
cipai in the lale prize fg at the Isle OF Shoals,
was arraigned to-day in the Criminal Court,
and committed for tIIal in default of $1,000
VIM. j. Fulton, recently arrested IN Phila-
deIphia, charged with the murder of a Young
man named Foley, was arraign to-day in the
Municipal Court and committed for trial. u
Is charged that Fulton shot and robbed Foley
four years ago in Boston, but has managed
since that time TO avoid arrest
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TQ ALL WHOM IT NAY CONOERN.
DEfAR1MKNr OF fHE INTERIOR.

TENSION OFFICE, uly 18th. 1884.
June q Is6o for the reissue Of the foilowinS e,
been lost or destroyed Notice 10 hereby - give.
warrant, certificate or wal rant of like tenor
will be reissued, II NO valid obiection should then
appear. Q. COX, Commissioner
No. IS ,037, for 80 acres issued under the ac, ~
ceptember, 1850, in the name Of Levi Lewis ana
was granted August 6, 1851 October 81, 1865
No. 1850, for leo acres, issued under the act of
was granted February Is, 1884 November r. IsSS
. No. 6lsS, Tor l6o acres, issued under the act OF
d arch 3, 1855 In the name of Benjamin Rose ana
No for lS0 acres, issued under the act OF
March 8, 1855. in the name Of Mary Crawford for
mer widow of Jesse Eds: and was granted March
l6: 1883. November Z 1868.
March 3, 1855. in the name Of Archibald Within
And was granted March 25, 1865 November Ia
No. 49, ,sss, for 50 acres issued under the Act Of
March 8, 1855, In the name Of Sus an nah Dunn wid
ow Of Daniel Dunn, and was granted May I3' Is57,
November II. 1858.
No: s. os for 40 acres, issued under the act of
and was granted February Is, 1856 November IL,
No n, l1s, for leo acres, issued under the A.. .,
March 5, 1855, in the name Of Polly Dorsn foe OF
VidoW OF william White. and was erantanI IrIn, S
tember 4. 1851. Novt mber "a, 1868. o'p
No Is .S3l for Loo acres. issued under the act of
nd Was granted May ~. 1856 November 10 1ssa M
No 81 0S3, for leo acres, issued under the Act -
March 5, ls55, in the name Of George r Hmm anS
No 1851 for iao acres, issued under the sc, q
March 5, 1855, in the name Of james Martin and
was granted July 9. 1855. December l9, 6s sn'
No. 1910. for 100 acres, issued under the Act NJ
and Was granted October 4, ls4s. December H.,
1863. -
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ANOTHER POLITICAL MURDER.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Oct. 23.-A. Il. Scott.
living two miles from Harlem, Clay county,
Mo, was called TO the door OF his house At a
late hour last night and shot dead by some un
known persons. He had recently been ap-
ppointed Judge OF election for Harlem, and
during the session of the board OF reviewers
had furnished considerable informatio TO he
registrars. His death is attributed to political
III .rrlti
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~ Mr.. Boyd, a prominent merchant of Rock
lard, NJ has suddenly and mysteriousIy dissp.
peaTed leaving an invalid wife and grown IN
children. MT Il. went TO Boston to purchasa
goods, and was seen in that city ON tue day Of
his arrival, but nothing has been heard from
him since although a month has passed Som
OF his friends fear that be has been fonllv dsalt
With. Others connect the disappearance tne
next day OF a married lady OF Rocklaad with
The abseu ce Of Mr. BOYD, and render the .sm vs.
terry" less .myssrious."
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ApIES, GENTLEMBN, and CHILnPFN,o
LSICOND- HAND CLOTHING, Undsrcioth;nn .
Boots and shoes, &C., &c bought By
T., q. Jn6T
At 2s4k 7th street, in the second sanars
above Northern Libertv Msrhet
JAMS bet. and M 81 asst "a.

ORPHAhs, COURT, October Q, 1853 -D1-rRlc1
the case OF OIiARLEs h. CRAGiN' E%sc,1tc;., IN 10
ssgpei
gBDAY The sl.t day Of October D, ISIS fos The
final settlement and distribution of the
collected and tnrned into money; when ssa
ceased are notified to attend, With their sIai,s.
properly v0uched. or they may Otherwise hv Ss ~
excluded from all beneht in said deceased : ssf ~,
proyised a copy Of this order be pubiisSet ooe.
week for three weeks In the Evening Rfar n1. nn,
vfous to ssid day Pfe
Test. JAS r, O,REIRvr
&C 'nS'" kegisieS VI Wi!ls
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AwHITE AND OoLoEED BARrrcu. BROKEN

AWHITE AND CoLORKD BARBECUE BROKEN
TP.-Ah associated Press Despatch says: In
Madison county, N. e., the Conservatives were
holding 4 mass meeting and barbecue when a
riot occurred between the whites and blacks
negro grossly lnsulted gentleman, when "A
the negroes watchword being, .RaIIy 70 your
color and they did In considerable uumb+.rs
as did also the whites, who drove the Negroes
on the ground. No one was killed. Whiskey
and counterfeit money were at the bottom of
the row.
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KNOXVILLE, TENN, OCT. 2I.-There was a
killing frost last night in tnis vicinity, but the
late corn crop was not injured.
ATLANTA. GA, Oct. 33.-There rs a sharp
frost here this morning, which Will NIP vege-
tation and young cotton balls.
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OFFI'IAL NuTE oF PENNsYLy ASIA-Tae
ffigial vote of Pennsylvania l. Eor Hirtrautt
= e,'--, Tor boyle aa- 81; ma lCrity 49, Tor
HaFuaaft. no, including Forrest county, which
- ne, -. heard from. officially. but which Is
estimated at majority for H1rtranlt
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LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the Washington City Pest
Office, Friday, October -, 1858.

STo obtain any .. these letters, the appli-
can't must call tor Advertised Letters, giving
the date OF the list.
S-lt not called for within one month thay
Will be sent 10 the Dead Letter Once.
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ENiTED STATES PATENT OFFICE-

= WASH NG1ON. y. Q October I, 1858
On the petition of FANNY HOLMES. of White.
bail, New York, eEecutTix of tue estate OF Ohm =
NeNComb, deceased, pray iCg for the extension of
pate Mt granted the said John L. Newc0mb on The
9th day OF January, lo-5, for an improvement in
Grain Harypst'rs
IL is ordered that said petition be heard ~
this off zee on the lith DAY Of ccember next. ANY
person may OPPOSE this extension. Obiectiors
oGpositiOns, and other papers should be filed IN
this Office twenty days before the day OF hearing.
>. IL. HODGES,
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DANvILLE, Va AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-A
large crowd was in attendance at the Dahvllle,
Va, fair yesterday. TrottIng races FOR pre-
tween Virginia Girl, Fly Away, Benccia BOv,
American Star, and Pet, was won by Virginia
Girl and Fly Away. The track was heavy.
Time, 2:i6, $50, and 2.J2. Colonel WIN. L
Sutherlin, OF Danvlile, Va, was reelected
president of the Border Agricultural Society.
~The snow lay two or three inches deep
on all the fields and roadsides within twenty
miles Of Boston on Saturday evening, and
some enterprislng persons tried their sleigns
in The fields with good success.
~ Nictoria's doctors won't let her live in
I
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- CiIci threw 3i,796 votes on the r3th
inst, being .,t49 rove than ever batore, and
D.OtO more than were ever cast 10 Chicago.
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TNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

4 WASHINGTON, ID G.. Oct "a, 1853
On the petition of MARSHALL BURNETT and
CHARLES NANDER WOERD, of Boston. Mass
praying for the extension Of a patent granted
them the I'll day of January. l555, for an i'm
prove ement in Grain and Grass Harvesters:
IL is ordered tnat said petition be heard at this
office the 18th day OF December next. Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections, dep0si-
tions and other papers should be led in this off Go
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
5 IL. HODGES
7-law9w Acting (,onm inns of pata
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PRIZE FIeHT ON TIL. FREDERICK ROAD
The Baltimore Gd-eite OF this morning says:
For some time past preparations have been
making for a mill between q man named Luke
Montgomery, of this city, and another namei
John Hicks, from England. All the move
ments towards the fight We're made with such
caution that il was not known except TO those
Immediately interested until late on Wednes-
day, when the police were put on the alert. To
prevent them from goiEg by any of the trains
or steamboats, guards were placed at the deputs
and steamboat landings, out they had made
other arrangements altogether. The fight Was
Tor two hundred dollars side, and vehicles
were procured by which they left the city long
before day light yesterday morning. They went
% point on the Frederick turnpike some nine
or ten miles from the city, where they began
and ended the conflict without any Official M
terrupiion. Montgomery is twenty wears
of age rs one inch less than six feet high, aud
Of great muscular power. Hicks is twenty-six
years of age and some four inches shorter than
Montgomery. A. daylight yesterday morning
the ground was selected by Thomas Montgom-
cry and Mike kehOe, seconds TO Montgomery
anG George Morgan and William White, sec
on6s for Hicks. After the ring was pitched. Il
toss fer the position was won by Montgomery.
AT sunrise the corbataDts threw their caps
In the ring and followed them. On the 1rst
round after q little sparring, Montgomery got
IN OF the lett cheek of Hicks and DIRE the first
blood. Some heavy fighting was then done, in
which Hicks got III his left on Montgomery's
ribs, but was Immediately knocked off his feet
For the second round both went mp quickly -
the work, and after several intercnanges OF
blows Hicks went down. On the third round
II was evident that Montgomery had the adj
vantage. His arms are much longer than thos.
OF Hicks, and he dealt his blows RAPIDLY and
heavily, and Hicks was knocked down. Thir-
teen rounds followed, in all of which Mont
gomsry punished Hicks severely, though he
always returned to his task with a canfident
air. On the sixteenth round, as soon as they
met. Montgomery let in his right on the nose
OF Hicks, masbing it fiat TO his face; Hicks got
In one on Montgomery's ribs. which was the
most effective blow he made but was soon
Knocked down. When time WAS called for the
seventeenth round the seconds of Hicke threw
up the sponge, as IL was evident he was no
match for Montgomery, though he expressed a
desire TO continueth fight. The parties all re-
turned 10 the city as quietly as they had left.
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,NITEp STATES PATENT OFFICE

y WASHINGTON g, October n. 1868
ON tho petition Of GEORGE A BROWN, of
Middl.town, Rhode Island praying for the exteu
sion OF a patent grsut-l him the 23i day ot
January, 1855, for an Improvement in Hay MaSing
Machine:
II Is ordered that said petition be heard AZ this
office on the 4th day Of January next Any per
son may oppose this extension. Objections. dapo-
>itluDs and other papers, should be filed ia this
OIL CO twenty days before the day of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
&C q lhN8W Commi ssiOner of Patents.
l. s. PATENT OFFICE,
= NAsHINSToS. ID. O., October 70. 1865.
On the petition of CHARLES NECTAM, Of
New "rk, y: praying for the extension of
parent granted him on the 23i day Of JanuaTv,
teTs
u is ordered, that said petition be heard at this
Office on the 4th day IF January next ANY person
may oppose this extension Objections, depC-
sitions, and other papers thould be nlei ia Ills
OH CO twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA Fo0rE,
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ocI9 Iawsw Acting Commi .sloner 0fP Of sfsnt, ~
NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

u NA>HlNGTuN. ID c October L., 1853.
on the petition of JUTHAM 3. CONAST. Of
Hsckensack. New Jersey, PRAYING for the extea,
SION OF patent granted 10 him on the 18th day oI
chimes:
II is ordered that said petition he heard at thia
office on the 18th day Of December next Any per.
son may oppose this ~ CDsi n. Objections Dc p.-
sitipus. and other papers should be flied Ii hi
Office twenty days before the day of hearing.
ELISHA FOoTE,
Oc 2O-laV9w ComD.Issiouer of Pa+nyt.
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&C 23 lav3w Commissioner of Patents
IrNIIEp STATES PATENr OFFIcE-

= " INGTON, u. q October ~, 1883.
On the petition of NEWELL 4 PRIME, OF
Slnns sbury, Conn praying for the excursion Ul
a patent granted him Gu the 23d day of January.
1855, Tor al Improvement in Fountain Pen:
II is ordered that said petition he ard AZ this
office on the 18th DAY Of December next. Any per
SOB may oppose this extension. ObJections, der 5-i
tiOus, and other papers shCuid be hled 10 this
Office twenty days before the day of ne srng.
: n. HODGES,
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HowARD USIvERsIrY
ME- DICAL HooL,
WASHINGTON. DC.
The first annual sestlon OF the HOWARD I'M
HHRSlIY MEDICAL COLLEGE will begin an
HDN EspAf ga, 2sth Of October, 1868, in the
Lectures viii be given daily, commencing q,
O'Clock .. n.
FACULTY:
SILAS L. LOOMS, NJ ID, Dean.
JOS. TABER JOHNSON, n D., Secretary.
elLAs L. LOOMS. N D., No. as ,th .tres,.
Professor OF Chemistry and Toxicology.
RCBERT REYBUkN, u D., No. 3s9 vest 18th
street, Professor OF Anatomy.
JOS TABER JOHNSON, N. D., northwest cor.
ner 10th and streets Professor II ate ria n ed
ice and Therapeutics.
LAFAYETTE u. LOOMS, M D. No 1ss Pa
ave-, Professor Ply siology and Microscopy.
ROBERT REYBURN, n d Prof or sf Opers
tive and Chemical Surgery
ALEXANDIR T. AUGUSTA, n. B Demopstr.
tor Of Anatomy.
=. The entire Expense for the present Preparatory
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monstrator's charges, So
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ZINE DRtss GOODS We have ever offered AZ tbi.
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Ing tne past lev weeks. 81 great sacrfhcs Nc = a.
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Une price only.
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