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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-18

POLICE CoURT.-A slight improvement
in the galoot business was visible in the
Mayors Office yesterday. Two cases were
disposed of. - ~ = .ia...l n
Henry B. Davis young man from
Cleveland, of rather loose notions of NOR
ality and fast proclivities, visited certain
damsels of the same persuasion, and got up
q row there. He banged away left and
right, as ii to get up q reputation as a
fighter He was captured by the police,
and was fined $40 and costs by the Mayor.
He couldn't pay for his fun. SO he went to
studying geology at the stone pile. = sa'jG
If the Creator ever intended man. to
live and die vagrant, Bill Huntley is the
man, He is continually tired, and of course
q tired man can't work. His dislike to Ia
Dor is as deep seated as his like for benzine.
He would much rather sponge than work.
As spongist he is success. Bill was
arrested as yagrant, and the Mayor. :;
give him an idea of how work goes. SEN
fenced him to twenty days service on the
chain gang. Bill didn't mind going to the
'boose, but he did hate like thunder to
break stone. He actually cried at the
Thoughts Of being obliged to labor dsaa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-18

FILED YEsrERDAY.-The Ohio Wooden
Ware Company filed its certificate of in
corporation with the Secretary-of State
yesterday. 1t is organized for the purpose
Of engaging in the business of manufac-
turing and selling wooden ware and arti-
cles composed mainly OF wood. Principal
Office In Cleveland. Capital stock sl5e0o0,
fn shares of 800 each. Diodate Clark, Jo-
siah G. Graham, John B. White, George
w. Calkins and Charles Hickox are the
csrporators. 81 -EsSzse ssSNg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-18

To assess a special tax upon the real estate bound
irg Center alley from Gay street to North Public
LAM q u ~ =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-08
PROPOSALS. FOR PAPER AND TwINEs.

WASHINGTON, d. q. NovenSeT :. ls;;s.
sealed Proposals will 70 receiEed Il this he.
psrtnent nntlE the lUth day of January next AZ u
O'Clock Noon, for furnishiny WTapnin. pana~ }, q
~ihe Ior the use Of the Posi- once in the UnItsi
1869. 49, - WI ''Ai'
The ssid articles to be delivered free Of eyns,ss
10 the department at the blank Agency OF m.
Post Office Department Al washinyto1. ID q INC
I he es imated luaptity OF each article aEd the
Is ~ Teams Of wrappirg PsSer. 2isss iScbs, e.,
slze, ofs material and quality equal la all re-
sptC.e 20 that now In use in the Department
ard to weigh y pounds to the r-arn aud can
,,o team TO contain 2 perfect qures
sns % 10 ss SAM Kind q p.psr pixie inches in
10000 pounds OF jute. or other suitable Irvine.
6ard 5M.sea sRd in balls, and to weigh about
$500 Pounds of Coarse Hemp Irvine, about one.
Sssb t o. an lneh m diameter aud i'll balls, 70
Proposals will be received for each article sepa-
rs,e. or for all the articles.
The contract or contracts will be awarded 70 the
lewest and best bidder. TO be deterni ned after A
ine xhtcb Ia All ,of tne purpose 81 ascertain.
advantageous to the Department
he mSfe or lee: than the estimated Quantities may
nay ie}uire, at the discretion Of the Postmaster
Samples Of such articles as now used at IN.
post onees May be seen a. the Offices supplied or
al the Blank Agency Of the Post 0iice Depart
BIDDERS viii send samples of such articles as they
Each Bidder must furnish with his pre,o..,
guarantees OF Ing ability to comply with mis- bid
emu ceItncste from postmaster "a Al such m ar
Antors are reliable persons e
tract. w N"n-
failure to furnish an article contracted for
promptly or furnishing an article inferior 20 ttAt
contracted Tor, will b. considered n an ficien,
cause Tor forfeiture of the contract.
bins not m.de IN conformity with this notice
Proposals must be marked on the en- velope with
TIE name 81 the article bid for. and the letter a.
crossed 20 the First Assistant Postmaster General
Washington, ID. q. III NJ
ALEX. W. RANDALL,
boS-ls~oW POstlsster General
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PROPOSALS FOR LETTER BALANCES,
pOSr OFFFCF nrra

POSr OFFICE nrPA
WASHINGTON, ID. C., November :, 1858 (
Sealed Proposals will be received al this Deoar,.
hent until the 10th day of January next a. u
q CLOCK noon, for furnishing Letter Balances fpT
the use OF the post offices in the United sts,s ~
next, OF the Following description, namely:
Isl balanoes capable Of weighing eight ounces
aNoidupois weight, TO be graduated down 10 mar
yer ounces OF these u Is suppos-l aD ID 5E viii
DE required tlso, TIA snces Of the same Aggregate
@+ight, Graduated by the metric or grarime sVs-
TEN VI THIS class 20 TO 100 may be required
"a. basnces capable of weighing two po.na-
svOirdupOis weight to be graduated 10 half ,unces
quiTed. ~ " ~ WIN NC TO-
Perfect correctness and strength and durs
PIN! VIII DE required in the balances to be furn
samples of each description of balances INNS, a,
ompany each bid, aud the bidder who NAV ot; ain
the oohts cl VIII be required to furnish bs,aDces
samples 'tu-' ~ '"e
bach balance must be we'll and secur.Iv n,cta4
~ boA lor trans pOrtatiOn, and delivered free of
AL thpthses 10 the Department at Washington ID
ahere the came wi be accepted, If found to De
perfect ana equal TO the pies.
Each Didder must furnish with his proposal slf
h.i"ht evidence OF his ability 10 comply with his
Two sufficient sureties will be equired 10 a con.
tract. " WI
failure to furnish the Balances as contracted
ior promptly, or the furnishing Of an inferior srti
Gle. VIII De 'nsldered SUN cient cause for for
ielture Of the contract " ~
Proposas must be endorsed on the enyeIopa
FRO p0sals Tor Letter Balances - aud dir .ctai 10
the first Assistant Postmaster General Wa sbinS.
ton, II. q ALEX W RAsDaII
POsfmasfpr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-08
GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE An
- ObDNASCE STORES

GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE Am
- ObDNASCE STOKES.
vii Re sol sod az 2nhlic su.tien, at Fort Monroe
the 2sth day Of December, ls6s AZ 10 O clock A m =
large quantity OF stores Consisting in part Of the
following articles, viz:
249 Field s,ige and Sea coast Cannon, Howitzsr.,
ana Moitars cast iron atTJ aud bronze, 2 D
OF various csiibres.
W,.ughi iron Gun Carriages, and cast iron
Large quantity Of Artillery mpleneuts ana eluip-
m@nts
1928 Shot. Shell, Spherical Case. stand. Of Crane
snu IssnlstsI. Ter smooth bore snl rihod
soreign Model Arms, OF various calibres
~ Bnrnslde Csrbiues good order.
is' Ri Mqskets, altered TO percussion, cal.
5is Foot ARTILLERY swords. good order.
- Piingtvld Riaed Muskets, cal. IS.
= RITES. assorted
Sspurting Riaa- and shot Guns
6o Light ARTILLERY SsiT.-
= y. . y. and Musicians swords.
Infantry hccoutremsn:s. Horse EluiFu.euts. AMI
a., Sula'l = "a sppeEdsses.
Ariiliery end CSIalry Bits Gui Iron Pare, Er
q as Cartridge Bag. taAnnel and SERGE
Rope ana Corn Sacks.
6isoA.n. the Ca peuters', sadilers, snd Ar;aor-
ers Tools. &C.
Thirty days viii be allowed for the removal OF
csnnon; fourtees days for all other stores.
TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent. cash TO be paid
on day Of sale. balance on delivery Of the 20 1fs
catalogue ef he articles 70 be sold will be far
Ordnance Office Washington, ID. q.
tie Jflcer making the sale reserves the right 20
bid an AMI sus pend the sale whenever the bidlia
Goes not come 20 the limit that may be ixed by
ever the Interests Of the Cnitetstes in his opin-
Ion, may be subseryed BY 80 doing.
nsj. Of Ordnance and Byt. Col. S A., coadis.
de It'd
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81 Mexican bandit not OILY rob the passen-
c-Ts- but strip them of their clothes. A stage
iUl OF naked passengers arriving at Tolucca
a-tCniShed the natives
a. DuII business has caused some of the
coach and furniture manufactures at Concord.
y. Il, 10 reduce the working day 10 eight
hours, and the pay accordingly.
Ex-Governor FsntOn has COMMITTED sentence
4 death imposed on Catherine johnson, of
Buffalo, for The II urdsr Of Bridget Nc Dermott,
q imprisonment for life in the Safes Prison.
a. Miss Mary Wiltse, a~ed seventeen, resi-.
tIIg N the family OF stephen Moore, n ROch-
Ellie, Illinois, The daughter of q respsc: table
farmer, con- United suicide Friday night, by
tokIEg stryChnIne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-08

The DIOCESE or ALBASY-The Diocesan
Primary Convention Of the Episcopal Church,
III session a. Albany, elected William eros well
DoaDe, Bishop OF the new diocese of ALBANY
1T. DOane has been officiating as pastor Of 81
Peters Church. Albany, for the last two years
There IS a marked significance IN the election
CT Mr.. Doane as Bishop. he is identified with
views which caused great offence 10 a !arga
portion OF his congregation. who have a great
adherence OF the rltuallsIic service Bishop
DOane Is man OF eminent ability, and capt..
waiting manners. He belongs 10 a family fhat
has given many illustrIOus names to the
church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-08
DIED.

GBIFFNSHuLTZ. On the 9TH inst 81, Mrs ANN
GEiFENsHULTZ, In the 62d year of her age
TUreral will take place from her late residence,
9Th street, between n and G, on wednesday, at
: clock.
TENDER On the 9Th inst, Mrs. MARY ZEN
y h, wife Of the late MAJOR Geo. Bender, in the
ST. year q her sge.
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EVENING STAR
LATE TELEGRAMs, &c,

A south Pass City dispatch says so Sioux
Indians attacks the Wasnokes aud the Shosh
one bands al Big Wind River Valley on Nov
I'D. Two Indians Were killed on each side
and several wounded. The Snoshones retreat
ed TO the bite settlements.
An Omaha dispatch says snow storm
which has been raging for the past thirty hours
rs the heaviest which has been exp.rieu ced in
Nebraska in many years. Eighteen inches of
snow level, Is on the ground, and the storm
still continues.
Santiago. Cuba. Is closely surrounded nv the
insurgents according 70 adyices Of Nov 81
VINO We're preparing TO attack il. There was
much distress IN the town owing TO a lack of
water and provisions Villa del C1bre had
been recaptured by the insurgents
Salnave's pickets attacked the town of JAG
mel, IN HaytI, on the 18th. and were repuIsad
Win a loss of $40 KILLED, including Gen. Ger
ohimo- The rest OF the force retTeated to the
INTERIOR Salnave had captured English
schooner, laden with coffee. and refused 10 de-
liver her over
MIS- Clark Whittier, wife Of the welI-knovn
Speciality physician, obtained a divorce IN st
Ions ON Friday, with ahmOny of SI2O.n per
anHum for four years. S15,OOO AZ the end of that
uiH-- and permission TO resume her maiden
name Of Caroline Wall.
MIR and Mrs. Twitchell. charged with the
murder IN Philadelphia OF Mrs HILL the mother
OF tie latter. made an effort through counsel
Yesterday 10 he released on writ Of A1Bsas
~ "'' ont We're Tenanded 10 await the action
81 The grand Jury.
Gov. Gcary has informed Usstsr Y arcbn
convicted # infintiCide, and now under san
t'nce OF death in the PHILADELPHIA county
lIisoh' mat ne Will not enforce the sentence Of
the court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-08

a \ DUNG MAN PLANS AN ELOPENzNr AND
i SHOT EY THE LADY = FATHER-A serious
shooting Affair occurred at Cuba, in this county,
very early on Thursday morning last. II ap-
bears that young man bv the name of John
Heller had been paying his addresses for soma
time 10 young lady, The daughter of Jacob
Mowry. The young lady received the Young
maR with favor. but her father manifested the
most decided hostility 10 his visits and forbade
HIM the house. The young couple kept up a
Clandestine correspondence, and finally plan :
ned an elOpemenL The man lwrote a letter TO
his betrothed, telling her that he would be at
Der bedroom window the following night at
twelve O'Clock ready to receive her This let
Ter as was his custom, was dropped in her
bedroom window. but IL appears that IL fell
into the hands of her father
The young lady was placed in another loom,
and the father occupied her room, armed with
shOt gun. Soon after twelve O'Clock the
young man presented himself al the window
and the young lady, not making her appear,
Ance- ne supposed her 10 be asleep; and gently
raising the window. he inserted one arm. and
Win stick struck the bed for the purpose of
1waslng h-r. The man l-velled his gun and
med The whole charge passing throu Oh the arm
Iust shove the elbow. Heller Immediately
went 10 the house Of DIR. PiersoL where his
wound was dressed.
The young man now lies al the house of his
father, and - reported M a very critical cundi-
non HIS arm is terribly lacerated and much
lnEam~d, and the main artery in great danger
II slOughIng. He is said TO be OF good charac-
'er,And Is about twenty one years of age
Canton (Nl.) RsSiS'er.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-08

TIE RUSSIAN ARMY.-Russia has not been
o@nlHchand IN the general movement in favor
OF Increased military armaments. Her army Is
not Yet fully organized, but the Gar has taken
care 10 make up IN number what IL lacks in
efhcIency- The figure OF the regular army IN
ZINE OF war has been fixed al $4,000. In time
81 peace this total will be reduced TO $1,000
The reserve. or militia will number 2.2.ODJ on
peace footing. and will BE- increased TO :}1D 900
III case OF hOstilIties. There Will. besides b.
Z2s.tW CCssdcks. The Russian railways have
immensely extended since the Crimaan war
20 much 20 bat tha Mo-cow Gazette il able ~
thank Providence that nearly million troops
could be thrown on the Western frontier in a
few days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-08

e. 4 boy named James Gregors, of Mount
NernOn- POsey county, Ill, threatened TO Kill
his father, unless he would comply with GER
tam conditions, one of which was TO hand over
20 him 5000 Paterfamilias ObjaC ted. and had
the rascal arrested. n default of $50 security,
on peace warrant, the young scamp lam
EuIshes ID Iail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-08
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE, DEPOT COMMIssARY OF sU8.
~ SISTENCE,
WAsHINGToN, ID { December 8. ISIS.
Wanted-lO eC0 pounds of good Hsri soap
le barrels Of Family Flour
500 No !. and
SO No Flour
Proposals received until II NJ on IN. 18Th inst
Condltions made known by the undersigned
ueo 10 q. BELL. q. b. q. :. A.
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LOST AND FOUND.


NCW LOST.-Stray ed away from my house on G
~ street between 18th and 18th streets Saturday,
November %. large red BUFFALO COW with
white face. suitable reward will be given by
returning same to my house. No. 2s2 @ street.
oes-t aB. II. SrINEMErZ.
81 kEw AKD-Lost, on the night of the stu in
C'I slant a black blind MULE. The above re-
ward will he paid if returned to LEWIS WILL
NAN, Eth street, between Maryland avenue aud
street. ds7 az
e. REWARD-Strsye ed or stolen on Friday 9Th
81 November, medium size White COW: no
OrLs; several Sits in her ears. The above re-
Mal1 VIII he paid for her return TO DANIEL
MANN, LII san street. Georgetown. de 7-ztE
OST-Last Thursday night, on the Island a
II small GREI MARE, white name aud tail:
nearly blind IN one eye; light fawn spots neck
ana bosy Give Information to T. THOMPSON
watch maker, 29S Penna. avenue. deY-3 81
TAKEN Up FSTRAY-On my premises on the
2tth OF November, a BROWN MARE. about SIX
years old, between IL and Is hands high. The
owner Will please come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take her away. ALLEN DODGE
ttert Lincols Farm,t new Bladensburg road, Oue
mile from Bladensburg. del as
EFT AT THOMPSON'S CIGAR STORE
- corner OF 9Th street and Pennsy lyania avenue,
tONLkRTINA, which the owner is requ rsted 20
come forward and prove property, pay for this
advertisement ard take il away, or IL will be
soId de 5-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-08

CASE OF MEAT POISONING On Sunday
noon a family consisting of parents and five
children. residing on Granny street. were ALI
suddenly takeD very sick with violent cramps
al spasms shortly after dinner, the result of
ealing picked pork, which had been boz led
with cabbage, of which all partook freely. Be-
ioTe the meal was finished. one member OF the
family "a CDIld) complained of severe pam IN
he stomach and nausea, and soon after all
were taken in a similar manner aud before
many moments We're suffering seyerely-the
children with spasms. aud the parents with
violent cramps snd severe nausea. The atten-
Of the family living in the upper part of the
same dwelling was attracted by the means and
outcTles Of the sufferers. and came % their as
sistance- DIR. g. &. DOhme was CO lied in and
rendered all possible assistance, and after some
three OF four hOnrs succeeded in relieving the
sufferers The Doctor Is Of the opinion that
me trouble was caused by the meat which
was either from SICK cattle or spoiled meat mt
III pickle 10 make 1t saleable-Balt Sun
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PAWNBROKERS.
ESTABLISHED 1882

ESTABLISHED 1852.
EEGZBERGS LOAN OFFICE
Bal NORTH sThEET,
betNeen 81 aud 9th streets, tIanediaseiy in resr
National Hotel.
dal. S''' - - 90
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

EIRST GRAND BALL OF THE METROPO-
Il LI1AN HOOK AND LADDER COM "A
PANY,
December IS, 1853, at the Hook and Ladder "
House. Massachusetts, avenue, between 4th aud
9TH streets
Tickets admitting gent and ladies', 81
Onmlttee Thomas rinlan, George N. NichoI-
son, John Dawson, Frank ElwOod, Robert Waters
Il. j. N ElIoy, W. A Nict olson, George ulloy ,
George Psllot, Ii. A. JOhr Son, U. ID. Williams
de .. y "a. Is.
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.

RY GBEEN 4 WILLIAMS,
- AuctiOneers aud Real Estate Broker.
No. s2s, south asst corner 7th zad ID street
TEE MOST INTENSIVE STOCK OF HARD
MAkE AND A6RIOULrURAL InPLI-
MENTS ENER OFFERED FOR SALy IN rHR
DISTINCT OF COLUMBIA. AT AUCTION
N On FRIDAY, the alth instant, ve viii sell
at the warehouse and store OF z BarfhO-
Are low. ESQ opposite the Centre Market on Tth
- street between PanosY Iva nis enue al the
Cans! commencing st O'Clock D m aud
copubuins from evening 70 evening until eli IL
soid. the largest, most plets. and neral
cor mtnt Il n ard rare aud Agricultural Imple-
mehts ever offered for sale in the city of washing
~ As the stock - sell known 20 be Of tse N ct
superior quality and greatest variety. deem 4,
unne cesesTy to enunerate.
Terms each. GREEN WILLIAMS
no 2C llntxC hrlal AuctiOueers.
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TO-NUR ROW

10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
~ Auctioneers sad Real Estate Brokers
NO sso southeast corner TIN and II streets
-FOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FRONT
ING On I'm STREET WEST, BRrwEeS r
AND SThEEIS NORTH AT AIJCTIoS
on FkiDal, the Hh day OF December next at /.
O'Clock m, W. shall sell. on the premises Lott
No 3, IS IS, and y of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
square No 4a2; being COED baildinS front ana
cepth to each lot
This property IL vausble TO any one wishing 70
tuy for Investment. Title god
Terms One third cash. balance in 6. 10 ana l.
months, for notes heaiins interest aud secuted b.
a deed Of trust on the premises. All cosveyancins
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser
s 80 down on each lot hen ssli.
GREHN a WILLIAMS,
ncSO Intel Auctinneers
~ THE ABOVE SALE POSTPONED, on
account Cf the weather, until WEDNESDAY,. tue
9th instant, same hoHr and place
dad GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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LOB FRESH AVID SWIFT BERMUDA An
l. ROW ROOT DAT NEAL, and other FARINs
20 to 7. x. p00LHYS Drug and Prescripti on
S'oEe'SsPisoi oAu' de Slim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-08
by GREEN a WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real ESTATE Brokers,
No. $50, Southeast cOTnsT 9th aud ID streets.

THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
Fkoh1lNG ON MN JER-EY AVENTE
BEIWEtN NEW YORK AVENUE AND Ia
sTbEkr NOhTd, AT AUCTION
"a On MONDA the lfth inst., At . 'cl Ock o.
r.: N We shall eel, on tue premises, szb "a
~ vision psrt- OF Its No. AMI 3 ia square D
80, being IS t-et front ses Jersey avenGe
ruLyIhg ihrnukh 10 81 street, with the improve
meGts consisting Of taree story Brick House
Coutalnins ii ght r.Orn.
Terms Of sale One third cash; halanoe in s. II,
i and - months for notes De irinS interest L. ia
scnfed ~ a deed = trust on the premises All
convey an ivs and REVENGE stamps At tue cost Of
the purchaser. 500 down on the day Of sai.
de- ahkFN A. WILLIAMS AT.
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DENTISTRY.

hBS. W. AND Ii. a. MERRILL, DENTISTS,
HHr No. 700 PENHSfLSANIA AVE
nish ARTIFICIAL TEETH on any kind <
OF Plate desired. Pure Nitrous Oxide Gas CEN
stantly on hand for extracting teeth without pain
We guarantee to all those having work done al our
Office satisfaction in every particular. no 10 iys
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TEE OLD ESTABLISHED FIRn or
-. GOLDSTEIN 90,
llOkk6zD PAWNBkOF Eks
81 SoOh-AhD-A HALF STREET Wls1,
.N.x near fennsy wanna sgsuus.
Hnrab ~ psnest cash advances ell n ncs q
-. Ss1lse, 70 any amount and for saT -
Wa oeslTed at reesonstl e rates. ASA
h-tetsst q large sums greatly reduced.
btsiness strictly come central
s.oIs tougbt Tor cssh end sod % Drfvats seAes
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS =. A. CO30CBN'S SELECT SCHOOL.
'1 In TIE y street Baptist Church. bet 6th and
I'm SIS The English Branches taught on the Nor
ma HehooI Plsn. Address 2O5 Pa. ave. de5 I'm .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-08

&. PATENT OFFICE,
On the petition Of g. W. n. YOsT, OF csrIv
patent granted him on the 1eth day Of mse1,'
lSsS, for an improvement In Cultivatoru
Ii 10 ordered that said petition be hssrd q, .s.
once on the I'D day OF ssbsursryR pert ANY eerson
sitiops ssc otSes e.Ss1. .hn, xoiecticn. depo-
once twenty days before the day Of heartn. tnis
ELISHA TOeTf
oe5-lsNsw Commissioner Of Pstent.
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IL prepared 20 furnish MUeiC for
Ss'h0na0'' fs us 4 The .hs.tssi notice. o0
! between llth and 18th, or a the 1r..~x-S
bsat, corner 18Th st. and Penn. ave- sczs -sosm
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n RPnANS'COUKT November ~ ls6s-DIsrEIcT
" OF tDLUNBIA, Warrington county. 20 lcif lin
the case of ISABELLA x. THOMPSON Execa.
trix II William IL. Them psOn. deceased the Exec-
utrix aforesaid bias with the Approba Of the Or
phabs' Court Of Washington County Aforesaid
appointed sA1uRDAY. the 18th day Of December
ID, 1888, for the inxi settlement aud distribution
of the personal estate Of said deceas ed and OF h
assets In hand, ss far IS the same have been
collected and turned into money; when and
where Gil the creditors and heirs OF aid de
ceased are Dotined 90 attend, with their claims
properly youched or they may otherwise by Law 10
excluced from all benet in SAID deceased q est ate
proyised copy 81 this order he published cncs n
week Tor three weeks In the Evening Star pre-
vious 70 said day.
Test JAS. Il. 0BEIRNE.
otl-laNSs Register OF Villa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-08

10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
- AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. S26, sosthesst corner TIN and ID streets,
THE MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK OF HARD
WARE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENrs
LNEk OFFERED FOB SALE IN TIN DIS
TR1CT OF COLUMBIA. AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the 10Th instant,
~Vwe will sell, 81 the Warehouses aud
Store Of J. p. Bsrtholow, Esl OBJ
posite the Centre Market, on 9TH street. be-
tween Pennsylvanis avenue aud the canal, CON-
mencine at 10 o'clock q m, and cont nue. from day
10 day Gtll sill IL sold the largest. most complete
and general assortment Of Hard ware and Agricul-
tursl Implements offered for sale in the city
81 washington. As he stock is well known 20 Re
OF the most superior quality and greatest variety
wedeem II unnecessary 10 eIumerste.
Terms cash.
nol9d GREEN WILLIAMS aucts