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.N.JSO.EEC.

-su,ar Meeting OF Nanisowoc Ledge
X is held at Masonic Hall, on York Street, on the
LIST and Sd Wednesday Of Each Month. :
E6.H HORN. Sec.
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.Tieic advertisements.
/ WIN. LYNCH.
Fashionable aiIOr
Dissolution.

The eo-part nershp heretofore existing between the
subscriber under the firm of Sch EREk THOMAS
is this day desolved by mutual consent
The Business will hereafter be carried on by H
SEhERER who is authorized to settle the business OF
the old firm. ,.,r 4ftB +., f.. ii. EHERER, IS.
& -" J. THOMAS.
Mantowoc May 1Ith 1868. '-' sat
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JUSTICE Of the Peace. Office. IEueb-
81 nsrs building, corner of Eighth and forh streefs
Naatowoc. Wisconsin
will collections, pay taxes search the rec DIS
draw deeds. mortgages and contracts, &c, &C. All
su.ju..s will receive prompt attention. NJ Is
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Eye g.ER W .SFFs EE,

a TTCRNEY and Counselor at Law
n once with Geo. n. Woodin- Manitowoc, Wis
eonsin. it-SS
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TTOHNET and Counselor at Law
a Office on Eighth street, Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Collections promptly attended TO. Io-az
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6. II. W-OOD.

TTORFEY at Law. .anitoHOc.
a Wisconsin Office on Eighth strest, over the
FIRST Nations al Bank - III z lJylsoS-b
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CRE.s.u CITY HOUSE

r0RNE2 Ferry and sontn WAFER SIS
Milwaukee, WIS., -
TI;s Hous. located ct the South end OF walker 5
p.;.t bridge is we'll calculated to accommodate
Krriyiu. bv or waiting for the Lake Steamers
G,en -s. g. =, - Ally
-. .o1 4 ASTELI RICK ETsoN, Proprietors.
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Quick crrlsn.s LODGE No. 55. 4. q. q. #.
II Meet. every Friday Evening at the Odd Fellows
Il ali Corner of Counercal & Eighth Streets.
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HG.T ii. SEO1'E,

TTORyEg as.d Counselor at Law,
"a Hanitowoc Wisconsin lS:ZotI
Agent for the Phoenix Life Insurance Company.
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EH AFSisf-S It
. IL 81, W. SHIMONEK
Street Com rissorers 4th Ward Village OF Manowo-
FED. BoRcuERpT,- Village Clerk.
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e. II. TR EFT,

ORyEV and Counselor at Law,
n Real Estate A gent Office corner OF Elgh.
and frsnklia streets, Manitowoc, Wisconsin. 81
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Street Commissioners 1st Ward iliage of ManitoNt
FRzp. BoRcHERpr Village Clerk
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4TED.5..9E HOTEL,


nYN. .sCuALE.ENBECA q CO. cor Sor
Aids) Mantowoc. Wisconsin
The above new and commodious Hotei is 40 ~ ~ 1l
for the reception of guests 1t is htted up ia lii he
tat ana ne5t improved style, and no pans wiz oe
spared 10 MAKE II Nr ~: -. se 1926
wsacHyLLESsECE. e t. Io'hi@N-'~'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-23
How 20 Sleep in Church.

Assuming that IL is duty, let us consider
the manner OF performing it, Like all CHRIS
tan practices, there should be uniformity an
the manner:
First-Itis an improper manner in perform
Ing this duty 10 nod, and for the plain reason
that IL attracts too much attention. We are
everywhere taught 20 avoid ostentations dis
Were condemn ned for praying at corners OF the
street, that they might De seen Of men. ON the
same principle the noddIng worshIpper IS
making too public a display of his deyOtIons
Second-Nor is it proper 10 snore in the per-
Torrance OF this duty-partly for the foregoing
reasons, but mainly because IL is a direct fu-
fraction Of the golden rule Suppose, for in-
stance, that your next neighoor is asleep. by
your snoring he will be disturbed, probably
awakened. This il not doing unto Others as
you would they should do unto you.
Third-It is wrong 70 Injure ones health
while Offering worship; and all physicians ad :
init that TO sleep with the head thrown back
and mouth wide open is liable 20 produce sore
throat and hoarseness. Besides, flies some
times get into the mouth on such occasions.
and by their injurious explorations tic kle the
delicate membranes and cause horrible sternu =
taiions and coughing, which rs very injurious
TO health.
Fourth.-Tosleep with the head resting upon
the arms Of the worshIper aud the face buried
up in the cuffs OF the coat, Il the most improps
way Of Offering sleep worship. First, beeaus -
IL is also injurious TO health, and manly, be-
cause il is direct violation Of the Scriptures,
which commands us TO let our light 50 shine
that men may profit by our example. In this
case IL Is impossible TO know whether TIE
Christian worshipper is asleep or awake. II
Is positive case of ukewarmness-neither the
one thing nor the other
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A MAN CUT TO PIEcEs.-On Thursday even
ing the 40 Express train on the Shore Lane
ran over and instantly killed Patrick Begley,
of Branford, at a curve an the Railroad an FAIR
haven. He was literally torn in pieces, his
body being entirely dlssevered-one leg cut
completely on from the mangIed trunk. the
head split open lengthwise, IN nearly a line
with the nose, the bowels torn out, and with
the brains and minced fragments of bones aud
flesh and mangled linn bs scattered promiscuous-
ly, hither and thither, CHASTITY. gory, and
sickening spectacle, over the ground on both
sides of the track.
Begley was a man Of Irish birth. aged IS, and
a resident Of Branford. His bottle OF whiskey
was found near his remains.
Dur ing Friday, hundreds Of people visited
the scene Of the accident. curiously in tent on
viewing the bloody marks OF the accident, and
the shreds Of CORY flesh. brain and bone that
still lay scattered along the track. The affair
is one OF the most shocking we have Tor q long
time chronicled.-NeU Hdren Courier.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMoaR1 AND OHIO RAILROAD,

BALTIMoaR1 AND OHIO RAILROAD,
&N 80 = a. 8
wAsHTSsroS. 1883.
aokh and d' GEssafsSGfoS AID III TIE VEST,
are now run as follows, VIE:
FOB BALTIH0RE.
1890, ., $40, $40. and s:soP. N.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
p Leave daily, except Sunday az M. sad 4:So
re.v. =, FOB A AN sS = II No ,-.,, %
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
re e BssEESS5 RsAoas. ,
Leave at 5 A. n /, and go aud $50 P. M.
Leave at $ a. H.. and S;ao and s:3oPM.
Lsav. dsiiS. except s:tqrdsy and Sunday, at 8
on NJ aa if9, s 4 A sns a. az and htsorM
Or Sunday q and n only
more to wheeling. Psrtsrsburs. &c,
hrossh TICKETS TO the west can Dc hsd at the
the dns sso 1t he Hs Once
Pennsylvapia avenue. Passengers purchasing
as called for and
residence, taken to the depot and put In the bag
For New York. Philadelphia, and Boston, see
L. tM" dhIE' 'Ganeral TICKET Agent
sel4 GEO s. KOONTZ, General Agent.
yHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
h NEW YoEk, AND A
WASHINGTON, ISIS.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND NEW
YORK now run as follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK. lrithouf chance OF cars.
Leave daily Except Sunday at A. M, and
1880 and p. NJ.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except sunday) at A. NJ. and
1880 and $40 p. NJ.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at 9 p. NJ. and Philadel-
phia at 5:4OP. NJ.
daily.
Through tickets to Philadelphia. New York, or
Boston can be had at the Station Office at al hours
In the day, Also az the Company's Office. No.
400 Penpsylvani avenue Passeng gers purch asi n 6
tickets at the Avenue Office can there arrange 10
have their baggage allied 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
napolis and the West.
i'll. WILSON, Master of Transportation.
l.. M. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
SELF GEO. s. kOONTZ, Agent, Washington.
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DR. JOHNsTON's PATENT SMOOTHING
IRAN

IL pronounced by all Rho have seen IL to be the
best srticle for domestitIse ever invented nav in
principle, AMI beautiful in design.
IL will do the work of four common irons with
one-third the fuel, requires holder never smuts
the cloths and puts q finer polish on shirts than
and fuel in three months.
Any ore dissatisfied may return them within
back.
For sale ct the northeast corner Of Pa avenue
and I'd street. by JOIN LOCKE, sole agent for
Maryland, District of Columbia, and Alexandria,
~Agents wanted. se9tf
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W. A. ELDERkIN,
sel5-6t Bvt. Maj. and ChfU. 8 ,lst Mil. Dis

DROPOsALS FOR BUILDING ATHIRU OR
Il DER LIGHTHOUSE AND KEEPERS
DWELLING AT OR NEAR ST. SIMON'S,
GEORG IA.-Sealed proposals will be received at
TINS once until O'Clock p. m, on FRIDAY, the
18th day of September, 1868 for furnishi ng the
terials and labor of all kinds necessary 90 con-
struct, erect, and complete a third order light
house and kee pers dwelling at or near St Simon's
Georgia; in accordance with plans and specifica-
lions which may be obtained npon application to
this Office w b SHUBRfCK Chsirman
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE LIsHT- Hous &
BOARD, AsHINGTON CITY, August 10, 1858.
% 2aw3w
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, &c.

~
Bureau OF BEFrGEEs. FREEDMEN, AND ABaS-
nCNED LkNDs. OFFICE CHEF ACCOUNTING AND
DlsBURsING- OFFICER, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
NAsHIN6TQN, ID. G. Sept. Is, 1873
By order of Razor General U. U. Howard, Com
Frsespen VII yi,s lie s9d 9y Trse sTSti1n at
tember 70, Is :. NJ 10 O'Clock A.
- Forty five Frame buildings, various sizes.
Also, quantity Of Seryicesble and Unservce-
able Qusrtermssters Stores.
The Government relinQuishes all care OF the
bindings ct date OF sale.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
se2l.eost Brevet Major and Disbursin Ofhcer.
"A LINCOLN DEPOT,
ksHINGToN, ID. o., sept. 10. 1885,
Will be sold at Public Auction, on MOEDAY,
tie 18th instant, at 10 clock a. at the Eastern
S9l Bsles Of hay weighing about loe oss pounds,
being unfit for issue.
The Hay must be removed Immediately after
Terms cash in Government 1nds
BY order OF Byt. Brig. Gen j q McFerran,
Yep; O. M. G. Z. 8. A, and Chf U. NJ. Depot of
Washington.
Sc 2l.6t Bvt Col. ard A. Q. M u. s. A.
SALE OF NAVY VESSELS
BUREAU OF CoNsTRCcTIoN AND REPAIR. I
WASHINGTON, ID. September IA 1863.
tion, at the Navy Yard. New York. on W EDNES.
DAY, the 3Oth September, 1883. at IL o'clock NJ.
The De SOTO, side Wheel steamer, coo tons.
These vessels, and their inventories can be ex.
aufned at any time. on application to the Com.
mandant OF the New York Navy Yard.
twenty per centum OF the amount of the pur.
aud the remainder must be paid and the vessels re,
moved from the Navy Y ard within two W eeks from
the day Of sale. sei5-eoew
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RY GREEN s,ISn WILt J'
No. $40 Southeast corner Seventh and ID st,

VALUABLE THREE STORY PRICK HOUSE.
AND FIFTH STREET WEST, AT AUCTION,
a O'CLOCK m We shall sell on the srem =. IL.
IN part of Lot No 1, in square As. being a feet
depth of the lot. with the improvements consist.
ing Of wei built Brick House, containing nine
Rooms, With balls Gas, &c :, being In good !ocs-
ton, and desir able property
Terms: One half cash; balance lin six and
twelve months for notes bearing interest, aud sc.
sured by deed of trust on the premises Stamp.
&C., at purchasers cost. 500 down on the fay .,
sale GRkEN & WILLIAMS
sc 23-td Auction
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE DEPOT CoM,,,ssARY OF sUBSIsr
Pror:sals received until Il e on sN he 18th o,
XIV" 81 the eay and conditions made
sei9 At .. BELL, C.s., U.s.A.
DR0POsALs FOB FRESH BEEF.
HEADoR's FIRST MILITARY prsrR1c1.
OFFICE CAM K,S GGxMISs.EY svBsIsTgxcs,}
Sealed Proposals, in dupio.te sl, be S 1sce,1ed
1y .hs Gsf # fr .si D. IR
siI rsaursd M Vac s9s fsf sit
the I6am SftSSss Ga ss, time
rect; The Beef to be delivered there on the order
81 SIa the Acting COm@sssry of subsi.encs ct that
snd fSpey lore and hind Quarters
tie cattle slaughtered TO he eut of az ,bs forrtS
.tIieora. Joint, AID the breast trimmed down The
four nebe. a Quarters to be cut from three to
ar. oin SIX to eight inches above the sambrsl
Bidders are requested to be present to respond to
fn DSs ana be pre- pared to give bonds for the
Proposals. must Re endorsed distinctly. Propo-
sails for Fresh Beef" az Frederioksbrrg, Va The
SneeIsIsned reserves the right to reject any bids
Conditions, requirements, payments, &C., &C.. ss
by command of Brevst Msio, GsneI p staTsman
serst Bvt. Maj. AID chi. G LIST ist Nil lis.
DROPOsALs FOE FLESH BEEF.
HKapoR's FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT.
OFFICE OHIEF COINIssARy OF SUBSISTENCE d
RICHMUND, Va, Sept. Ii, 1875 \ d.
Sealed Propt sails, in duplicate, will be received
At the efhce Of Lieut, John v. C'uley, slst Ia
fantry, A. O. Winchester, Va, on MONDAY,
September g 1853. at u m for all the Fresh Beef
reluired ct Winchester, Va, for six months from
October ], ls6S, or such less time the Commits
:aIy General OF Subsistence may direct. The Beef
70 be delivered there on the order Of the Acting
Commisssry of Subsistence at that place; of good
marketable quality, in equal pro portions of fore
ana nind-quarters lnscks. shanks, and kidney
tsiioT TO be excluded The nesks Of the cattle
Joint, and the breast trimmed down. The shanks
Of fore quarters to be cut from three to four
above the knee joint aud Of hind. gu arters from
six to eight inches above the sambrel hook joint
Bidaers are requested to be present to respond to
their bids, and be prepared to give bonds for the
fulflment OF their contract
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly, "Propo.
sails foi Fresh Beef at Winchester. Va. The un-
good cause.
Conditions, requirements, payments, &C., Sc, as
heretofore.
By command of Brevet MAJOR General stonsmsn.
w. A. ELDERKIN,
sel5-6t Byt Mai and ChfO lst Mil Dis
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ORRHA HIST nr =, sEIJEMRER 5, IsSs
COUNTY, TO WIT In the case OF Richard W ii.
ZACH, admfnistratord c. I g., Of LOuisa Hun
aforesaid has, with the appreciation OF the OF
phans' Court OF Washington county Aforesaid
appointed sAIGRDAf. October Sd A. ID. 1888. for
personal estate Of said deceased, and Of tine
assets In hand, Is far the same have been col
lected and turned into money; when and where al
the creditors and heirs Of said deceased Motif
to attend, with their claims properly vouched, or
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
beneft in said deceased's estate: provided Q cory
OF this order he published once q week for three
weeks in the Evening Star previous to the said
day. !
Test: JAS. 2. O'BEIRNE.
8lawSW Re1isfar n villa.
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II THE ST TIIT g. S S99T{KKT. az rHE DI e

IL THE S TRicT Of ccooLLH HMiA tn DI :
John b Adams, guardian,
SUo Equity.
Laurence Carroll. ct al Doc. =.
Ordered this LIST day of September a m lsss
that the sales made and reported bv Jobn "a
Aoams guardian, for the sale Of the real ssfsf. IL
the above cause mentioned, be rafffed ana 60
frmed, unless cause TO the contrary he shown on
or before the 9Th day of October. A. ~ Iss5s w
Provided a COPY OF this order be inserted in the
Evening Star. a newspaper printed in Washing.
ton, ID. G 1. once in each three successys wasf.
prior to said day.
true copy-Test:
&c 5-law3w r. MrIGs CLARK
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n s.PATENT OFFICE.

IT 8. PATENT OFFICE.
u. WASHINGTON, September 4, 1858.
On the petition Of SAMUEL N. MILLER, of
Dedham, Mass, praying for the extension OF Q
for an Improvement in Combined Anchor. (this
applicatio having been authorized by act OF Con
eress, approved July 20, 1851
tits ordered that said petition be heard 1t this
Office on the sd day of November next: Amy person
may oppose this extension. Directions, deposit
tons and other papers should be fled In this office
twenty days before the day of hesring.
ELISHA FO0TB,
se 7.vsv Commissioner of Patents.
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4 NEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED

ONE BOTTLE OFRESOLVENT is BErrER
THAN TEN LARGE BOTTLES OF THE
ADVERTISED SARSPARILLAS, OR d.
RECT DIURETIC REMEDIES.
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TT nj. HANSON'S
TRANCE OFFICE,
FIRE AND LIFE,
No. SIG SEVENTH STREET,
Between d and Streets,

ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
8. p. HENDE1, Pres. G. GOODNOM, Sect.
T. NJ. HANSON, Agent,
No. s16 Seventh Street,
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p,1.,.i.r. wanda, O, ,b. .x,r.or.,,.
P.DWay,s REN0yATING REsoIV
orring the worst forms Of ScrofnIons syrh;iais
<,hronio 81 in si..s.a. al -. no 49, = r ~
-oI1;r- c.Ic,,I0,,. csr.~a,;.. HV"o' IN
Iiate reIe and cop.sopent cnrs Of Disa.sa. 20 ~.
Tisna- pIad5ar - - n Dseoee Y, 'ne
I....;s ns.ar,a =, a. Spleen
-. - ...,.r $50 ,It.'.s.L iheonu-
a.. aIr,os, in.s, a.;n -, CLOUDY urine
r.infrI s,schar,a ~ - 80 ~ ~. ns anu
a. ming d;.chsrsa. sro-, ,ha r.a snsu gu, po~er
Leucorrhes, Bloody Urine, and other unhealthy
and weakening discharges;-snd inquire wherein
the SARSAPARILLIAN used in the Renoyatin.
Resolvent differs from ordinary SpSaparilIaS -
sarsaparlisn is the only principle in Sarsaparilla
that possesses exrdtirs properties all other parts
.he roo. are inert An1 useless. One ounce of the
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~The Church News states that the report
that Archbis hop Manning and the Archbishop
of Paris are be raised 70 the dignity Of Prince
ofthe Church is strictly accurate and that these
representatives of the two schools OF thought
in the Roman communion viii each be digni-
fed and rewarded.
~The Hartford churl hes have been repair
ing during vacation, and among the novelties
Is Q room finished with complete kitchen ap-
pointmentx, an the Universalist church, for the
use of the iadies' sewing circles.
0Secret weddings are all the raee in Iowa.
They get married On the sly, and keep their
marriage secret un IL tells its own story. As
il is now, the young men OF Peila are afraid 70
beau around any Of the glris- Tor lear they are
counting some other mans wife.
EWeddIpg cards are TO be very large this
winter.
~The Philadelphia srckiayers back IN
the New York strikers.
G1"Do you use glasses, Mr.. DINNER "a
awen, 90, SIR at umes-say asout n or go,
and a.
@Georgia has sold the chairs made vacan,
by the expulsion of the negroes from TIE
House. a..f.
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~ OF CoLuMBIA: Washington county. 10 pit In
the csse Of RIOHAR TULLALOvE, Executor Of
Jas. fullaloye, deceased, the Executor aforesaid
has, with the APPRECIATION Of the Orphans, Court Of
Washfneton County s.oresaid; appointed TUES
DAY. October 9th, 1853 for the final settleme Mt
and distribution of the personal estate OF said de-
ceased and Of the assets in hand far the same
have been collected and turned into money; when
and " here all the creditors AID heirs of said de-
ceased are notified to attend. with their claims
properly youched they may other wise by law be
excluded from all benefit In said deceased est ate
provided copy Of this order be published once a
week for three weeks in the Evening Star, 4" pre-.
yfous to said day.
Test. JAS R. o'BEIRNE
Sc 9-law3w Regi ster Of Wills.
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TERRIBLE INSTRUMENTATION KiIpa-
trick reports a singular aud horrible circum-
stance which took place at Arics. on the south
side Of that city, curing the recent fesrful
earthquake. As the earth opened and yawned,
there came up fee h,Rdred mNmrsies who stood
in long lines facing the sea, every one of the
skeletons IN perfect preservation. the hands
doubled mp and supporting the chin. the knees
drawn up. and the feet supporting the flesh
less body! This must have been one OF the
most frightful sights possible, and quite beyond
description. The spot where these mummIes
now stand was once an old cemetery, some
ninety years ago, n is said, and these skeletons
are doubtless the tabled lnc1s and Indians
who either buried themselves alive. or were
inferred in this manner. The correspond ex-
actly to the old mummies Of the Incak'
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BANKERS.

JAY COOKE D co.,
b n K
TIrTKINTH STREET, OPPOSITE TlxAsyry
Buy and % atcarrent market rates. ana
constantly on hand . fall supply Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEvEN.THIRTIEs, AND S0MPOUHp
INTEREST MOTIFS.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, ke.. sxsoutsa
and collections made on al accessible Doints.
pc LIT
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limited STATES PATENT 0FTIOE,

y HAsHIYsT2Ni y Sept; n; 1858
and WILLIAM =. CONANT of New York, n.
\ PRAYING for the extension Of patent granted
the 18th day Of September, 1850, for improve
ment in Operating Slice Valves In Direct Action
kngineg !
Ii is ordered that said petition be heard at this
OF ee the 2lst day Of December next Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections, deposf
tions and other papers should be filed in this iii o.
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
az I1-lAw3W Commissioner of Patenta.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
BrI.r. ooLRghLL = CO Asetioesr,.
"A 90 THURSDAY. September ,.h. a \.
" O'Clock .. m, we shall sell:
Marble top Tables and W sshstARds.
slnut Bedstesds and Bureaus
ehosI me CCttASe Set
L. s.o ., Trunks. Mstirts.es
Zane And Wood Be at Chairs ana Rockers
:s- e.:s'' nS' f:fc;ti, II i.s9'5
se 2sN Auctfoneers
RY aRErN q WILLIAMS,
No. $40 s.1 ss. n ,ss s
Fe BON s ESYfE H MTs, LOT Fronting or
NoRrH, At huCTtSN. NAAA
- On SFTEsDAs .S SSs q. 9Th instant, :. Ave
ALot ~ feet mont BY IS feet deep, to . 80 foot
Terms one-hen cash; balance In and II
months, Tor notes bearing interest," and secured nv
deed OF trust on the premises Stamps. &c at
see, q GRIN wi wiI IL Al isl' Auc,..
RI GBEEN 4 MlLLIAMs, .---
No. see Southeast corner Of sth and d sss.
BY virtue Of deed of trust bearing date lime
Sth, 49,, 20 the subscriber, and duly recorded IN
Liber L c E, Ne 9. folios 2ss. the east ALI ~
Lot No. IL, fronting q feet inch on street son m
IN SQUARE 80. opposite the Phiiadelphis Row. be
tween llfb a. 18th streets east. shalt sell the
above described premises. on FRIDAY the "a izy
OF October ISIS. on the prems SEES. at clock n,
Terms Oue-balt cash, balance in six months
for notes bearing interest, and secured by a deei
OF trust on the premises. An con, ey aucins anS
revenue stamps a thu cost Of the purchaser. Ssa
down on the day Of sale
Georgia. b. MITCHELL. Trustee.
se q ?avaGs GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
ny COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Late Clerks with Jas. q. Mcclure a 90,
Southwest cerner Penna. avenue and Eley euth 81
Star Once Building.
LOTS AND COTTAGES FOR SALE.
- On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, we will
t.,X sell, on the premises, At oclock . m. Lots
S&5, g. 9, 10 and II, in Blsgden's Subdivision
sauare Nc. 7SS, on New Jersey avenue on posi- Re
the old Blssden place, there being en- Lot tw 3
Cottages OF the olden time.
Also.
At the same hour, Lots q, IS. and .. in Blas.
deIs subdivision Of Square 40, next south OF tile
above, and fronting about 20 feet each lst street
east.
Terms: 0ne-third cash. and the balance in six
twelve, and eighteen months with stamps and con-
yeyancing at cost of purch asere.
Sc 23-eo3t COOPER a LATIMLR, Au-ts