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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
For Weakness arising from Excesses Habits Of
Dissipation, Early Indiscretions, attend
ed with the following symptoms:
Indisposition to exer. Loss of power,
ton, Difficulty of breathing
Loss of memory, IremUlng,
Weak nerves, Wakefulness
Horror of disease, Pain in the back,
Dimness of vision, Flushing OF the body,
Hot hands, Eruptions on the face
Dryness fthe skin, Pallid cOuntenance.
Universal lassitude OF
the muscular system,
These symptoms if allowed to 60 on, which
Impotence, Faulty, EpiIep-
tic Fits,
In ono Of which the patient may expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently fol
owed by tho so "direfu diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION?
Many are aware of the cause of their suffering,
but none will confess.
THE RECORDS of the INSANE ASYLUMS,
And the melancholy deaths by Consumption
bear ample witness to the truth OF the asser'
ton The constitution once affected with
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
REQUIRES the aid of medicine to strengthen and
invigorate the system, which
RElMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUcHU
Invariably does.
A Trial will Convince the
Most Skepticnl.
In many affections peculiar to Females,
THE EXTRACT BUCHU
Is unequaled by any other remedy, as in Chlor'
6ss or Retention, Irregularity, Painfulness or
ated or Schirrus state of the Uterus Stenlity,
and for all complaints incident TO the sex,
whether arising from indiscretion, habits of dis
sipatioD, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
See symptoms above.
No Family Should be UithOMt IL
M
Take no more Balsam, Mercury, or Unpleas-
ant medicine, for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases.
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
IMPROVED ROSE WASH,
CURES SECRET DISEASES
In all their stages, at little expense, little or nG
change In Diet no Inconvenience and no expos.
ure. It causes frequent desire, and gives
strength to urinate, thereby removing obstruc:
tons preventing and curing structures Of the
Uretha, allaying Pain and Inflammation, 81 fire..
ouent in this class Of Diseases and expelling all
poisonous, diseased, and worn out matter.
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DESIRABLE
STEADY INVESTMENT.
Principal & Interest in Gold Coin,

TRe attention of Investors, tt. .stees, Execu,
tors, and others desiring an unus tally safe, re-
liable and prof table form OF permanent invest
ment, is called TO the advantages and assurances
of the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-12
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

A BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, CON
n tainiRg four rooms and kitchen, with Gel
al, hydrant in the yard, situated on James
.trr,t between Catharine and Caldwell streets,
uyar the La Belle Iron Works. Possession given
Immediately. Apply TO
l.. G.. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent
Office ON Chapline street, between First and
second streets. april
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TEEN PER CENT. IL ADDITION

Orders sent win the funds through respo1si.
BILE Banks or ErpEess ComPaE1es VII 80 n,
nnrs.s "a snr aSdrsas In the United STATE. ~
mT cot Inf0ryafion, Descriptive Palnphlse,
HanS &c farnisked on applieatIon a. u SInee
of he Raiiroad Company, No - "hiam
.freet and Of
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The Act further authorizes them TO issue an
equal amount of their own First Mortgage
Bonds of corresponding denominations, lchieh
shall be the first claim upon the Ehols railroad prop
erty and 10 Igkich the lien Of the Government shall
be subordinate, as means of more readily secur.
ing the remaining half Of the capital for the CON
struction; the equipments, &c, being provided
sources.
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WASHINGTON. d. c.. FEB. q. ls6s.
DEAN SrR.-Your favor Of the I'D inst Is
received.
Accept nv thanks for the copy Of the Law
Register and Official Directory" which you have
been kind enough 10 forward TO me. II il .
work which cannot fail 20 be valuable TO bank
era, merchants and business men generally.
Very truly, yours,
H. MsCULLOCH.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
John Lirrngst0n ESg., Merchant Union Lar
Company Nelr York mars
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DEFINED SUGAR
ii 25 bbls Standard Or, pow'd and grand.
Is do. A. 4 Is. Coffee Sugars
- do. Ell. &. G.. & &. Yellow, at
MAXWELL 4 TINGLES
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i Bacon. Hams, shoulders and SIdss Balk
Meats. DreSssd Hogs, Prime Leaf Lard, Al.
MAXWELL & TINGLE.
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New Orleans M0Iasses.
900 BARRELS PRIME AMI CHOICE
u ~ received by
mays MAXWELL 4 TISGLE.
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They VIII Look vain.

ufptIlR d the South who
t' "'e - ,,,I ,,.ia,,a 80.
desire lesslhe! can 'ufe' 10 o''"s oh "no'h''
war. Among these persons is man by the
n,mc Of Il. II. Iill, Of GcorgIa. Mr.. IIil is
go - - %.arL al I,,s loon with, lc,.
now IN Ne" loIA, anu mas peeh "t'''"s &c
tiers to the Tribune explaining the camilla
massacre. and chqrrln- the blame upon tho
ps,,Il,, H., az nat tbcrc will hc
hePu"l'N VS. a''a '"N "
many more sccheslIhG H.
| MI HIN nuts forth A sort Of confident boast
| a., H. 80, If ,,r.hcr war the Sor,hcrn
| I'' !" '''- ~ '.i - r., - -
Democracy Will be with 'hem' Inc 1'''""'
| answers h.m in this wise:
when no rants about millions of Northern
mon haiiTr rrronstrurtipn, and asserts that
| ,Dbrn tho new war comes there will no Longer
| 30 a "unitrl NuTtL. he merely fepcats The
g,.ropsJe that has urobaLly Ioated 10 him
| sI'So,,,,L mo Iin.ns Of Manhattan Club cham.
i"-.!t7 50. T---i-sa In Issa, 80
| we presume, II he were 10 take counsel OF
Ir Brick fomGroy, he would be told that II
million OF 'Ici.hot Dem0efats were waiting
10 iniOW MIN 70 battIc' Ihesc promises were
broken In the Last war. and wiIInot be kept In
he next one.
pomcfoy and his iricnds had one chance TO
light aud they do not want another They
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Tho Prophecies OF the Herald.

T..C Hrsh is forever PruphCsyinC forever
crrrulaiiur, forever uttcring oracular prog
notifications Of the future; but the progress
of @, eniI always shows that the Herald is no
prophet nor the son OF prophet.
rhls Journal has taken special delight In
Iyrccasting in respect to the good things that
were In store for the Democracy. Tho Dcmoc.
r.ey IL its pct. To he Furc It scolds the party
sometimes, and berAtca It sounlly, but then It
loves the democracy, and takc1 to 1t naturally
as 4 at takes TO milk or = iuik to Tic water.
The Democratic atmosphere lie the HerGds
native air. II don't like 10 go down with the
democracy, and when II sees that the party la
doomed 1t invariably backs out' but show 1t u
chance for the Democracy 20 win, and II Is
there every time.
| Last year, when that party made considera-
| bic Cains in most all of the Staies--gRtns
which were brought about by local causes al.
| most cntlrCiy-the H,yah seized upon these
| gains MS conclusive evidence OF 80 great reac'
tion" which was TO sweep the whole country
and place the Democratic party permanently
| IN power. OF course, the wish was father to
the thought. This year, when the current
turned the other way, as any rrnn not blind as
| a bat might have known 1t would, the Herald
backs squarely down and runs away from its
friends, and gives up the party AS lost. Call
|
| Mr.. Bennettj you should not behave &c
naughty.
Now, again, in It's very last issue the Herald
has turned to promising the Democracy re
version which lies just beyond good time
is coming to the Democracy, but not now-no'
till after Grants naturalization. These are
its words, which point TO 1872. The Herald
says:
Then we may look fog a rcconstruction. o
lariies, beginning with the clashing and disin
tegration OF the diverse elements OF the ke
! ,,1lla-- I,r-'p 80 i'."srcas nrN enhhhs 80
, the restoration Of the Democratic party Il
! power on new and substantial foundation
e At ali events, We expect that the mission o
the Republican party will be ended viii
Grants naturalization, and that after lin
g new party will come to the front, and thst tn
. present Radical faction Will disappear anon
the things Of the past
That is roor comfort to those who want t.
win nova sort of "kcepug the word o
promise 10 the car and breaking it to the hope
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HAVANA, Oct. 2.-Sugar is dull, numbers 10
to IL lie quoted ATllfgsi numbers Is to 20 at
Ss.GlO. .Muscovsdos are dull; fair to good re.
hning 7iETQs. Lart nrm at 2o'9 for tierce, and
22'5 for tins. Flour steady at I'll .5O6l? so
Hams, 20 for dry sailed and 81 for sugar-cured.
Lumber, 81 for white pine and 90 for pitch
pine. Hay t39350. Exchange on Londor.
l3%GlllS premium do. in U. 5. currency 27f9
% discount do. gold $685. premium do. do.
at short sight 3LSftli% premium
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From Richmond-COnvic 5 Respited
The IRIe Accident.

RICHMOND, VA, Oct. 2. - John Perkins,
white, and Bcr. Jefferson, colored, who were
to have been hanged to-day at Portsmouth,
for committing an outrage on a lady, have
been rcspited until the 9th instant by the
Governor, who was telegrsphed to last night
that they could prove their innocence.
Gen. Stoneman has issued orders for an In.
yestigstion of the accident on the Central
railroad, by which some members OF the Goth
infantry were killed and wounded.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.-Tke weather to-day
hrs been cloudy, with an castcrly wind, caus.
Ing fears that rain would fall, and mar the
parade which closed up the Republican Sol
diers' and Sailors Convention. No rain has
fallen, however. From twelve to ilftcen thou
sand persons took part to-day In the proces 8.
sion, which extended over a distance OF five
miles. These numbers are exceeded In the
parade tonight, which Is Bwelled by number
Of the campaign clubs that did not turn out
this morning. The procession formed In the
lower section OF Broad street, and CONNIE need
TO march about nine o'clock.
An immense crowd filled the streets on the
line Of march, which extended from Christian
street TO Girard avenue, and the steps and
windows of the houses en- route were crowded
with spectators.
The procession reached the corner of Third
and Chestnut Mt 1880 O'Clock, and were an
hour and quarter in passing that point.
The city clubs acted 40 escort to the Boys In
Blue, and conducted them to the meeting IN
In front Of the Union League House, where
the whole body is to pass In review.
Among the notices exhibited on the ban,
ncrs and lanterns was one pOrtTaylng huge
empty whisky rottlo with likeness OF Blalr
inscribed "llcre hcs whisky bottle empty, M
We go marching on :" another asked whether
Tom Florence, the Democratic congressional
candidate, was not carpet-baggerl Another
had the pllgrims on Plymouth Rock as the
irlt chrpct-bhggcrs. Another "aO rebels In
thesc ranks" One ward had a huge rolling
ball On wagon, The Twcnty.cighth ward
displayed the following "This infant ward
cries out for Grant and COllaX."
The lnvincibles and the Campaign club
| turned out each about thousand strong.
During the whole evening Chestnut street
from broad 10 TkirdBtrcct, waHsO packed with
people moving inyarlous directions rs scarcely
to leave room for the passage Of the street.
cars.
PHILADELrHIA, Oct. 2.-The crowd at the
MON League meeting was immense, Hotwith,
rhnding so many PcrsOns were attracted to
otherparts OF the city to witness the process,
zion,
Col. Forncy presided, and speeches were
delivered by Gen. Sickles and other distln.
guished strangers before the arrival Of the
processiOni which WAS received with q con.
slant succession Of cheers and q display OF
nreworkn, aud the line was then passed In &c.
view.
The League House blazed with gas Jets, and
the hhgs which surmOunt ed II were illumined
by calcium lights, and the entire spectacle was
magnificent, After the passage OF the process.
sion, the assrmblago dispersed, It being then
near midnight; and the political dcmOmsiTa.
tion crdCd.
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ATLANTA, GA, Oct 2.-Tho House has
passed a bill to make uniform all tickets
used at elections, in order to prevent frauds.
Both Houses have passed bills giving about
three million OF dollars aid to railroads in
this state.
Mr.. De Graffeneyd, the present Secretary OF
State, has been nominated by the Republicans
for State Senator from the Fourth district.
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STATES PATENT OFFICE.

2 WAsnlNUTON, D. G.. Sept 81, ISIS
On the petition II HASSAH NJ. BKowS, Of Noon.
socket. X. IT,, AdminstTatTx Of the estate Of JUHk
/. BRnwS, deceased, and WN. T. BARRETT, OF
Providence, K executor Of the estate OF STEPHEN
s. BARTLETT. deceased praying for the extension
STEPHEN S. BARTLETT, on the u day OF January,
!:1i, Teissucd January l. 1851, aud again Teissued
February -, 1872, In three divisions, numbcrt d
respectively PSI, ~ and 2Sl for an improve.
mont In Grain aud Grass llaTyesters
1t Is ordered that the said petition be lcATd at
this once on the 18th day Of December next Any
person may oppose this extension. Objections
deposiuOns, and other papres should DO filed
IN tuis Office twenty days before the day Uf hear.
ing. S A. HODGES
Oci-Sa3w Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

HARDWOOD HOU SE-KIEg,
RSI% rGhSf THsS sS.s Ss,'s Ken
t dSs%$in, FSelSo,s PIN VIC,
i nsu. SHO ssns w ESlh
Cunningham, New York; N q woodrur To:
,SSGO w;i HS'fG ostcn nSass artss %
James ] Gillnough, philadelphia Martin
Haverstick Berks county, Anderson NJ Somerr,
k Barrett, Johnstown; II NJ q Perkins, Dos
ton.
EBBITT HousE-C. @. WILLARD.
q A Gsrretson, X Knox and wife, y Al
daughter, Ohio r W Pullism, n CjH 9
white, Pa, D ] Bishop, T 2 Tsyloy, n " 7
R sssS, sn& WIFE ri ber,k Gerry YH M9'i
Gsrtse' n 7, J r Young, MIDI Gen i Tiiu,s,
Washington, d q; J W Holcombe, Mrs II II
H He GO xsi WA Hayes, Gsn6tiIgs, Mas. .mG
lady, Washington, d q; Z II Rhodes, II l.
METRoPoLlTAN-PoTTs \ snELLEy,,
Levy, Wool, NIiJS wesnd and wife, PA
David Flesh, PhIlaaelphiHi H. = Mann, pitts
/ Phislelphia; Richsrd ii TAYLOR, TrsnEfott'
| Ky; Theodore Evans, ] NJ Gildersleve, N "
Gcherai l. Z Webb. Wisconsin. william z
! Day and wife, Ind; A !. Price, Wilmington
MOI NJ Quisembery, wife, and children, Ky
CDAbbott, N II; Ell d Gross, Baltimore;
I II hehTu anu Mntt Uni VI = hclucI, balIlnOIc
u Miller, Brooklyn, N.Y. W II Phillips
! Taunton, Mass.
SEATON HOrSE-J. II. SENNRs.
Geo o Sawyer, J p Fitch, Geo Z Dearborn
IL " Flandreau, N Y; Jno b Thomas, Fred
eric, Md; N Paige, Raleigh, N q; A Howell
Forrcstville, Md; WIN q West and wife, Wash
ingtoni J. Easter, Philadelphia John Gar
diner, Maryland; T. T Detross, Baltimore; O
Peck, Washington; d q; Captain !. q Plum
mer, U 5 A; q ID Blanchard, N Y; William
Berkeley, Va; Geo W Wilson, Geo l. Herbert
Md; Uhas J Pollock, N Y; + II Agncr, U
Survey Geo Achenbach and vile, Hackcn
sach, N Y.
wlLLARDS'-SyKEs& CHADWICK.
Collector Henry A Smythe, V Il Livingston
Samuel Filch, jr, Henry Irving, Y; VIM
Bradley, Chicago; B II Fuller, Albany Johi
W Somarvidge and lady, Glen Cove, l. l.
BUNKER'S AVENUE HOUSE.
7 A Luber, Geo A Clark, 5 q King, Md;
II Saubern, City; W Is Pearce and wife, Bos
ton; Henry 5 Hebrsnd, J Rogers, Roehef
ter, N Y.
OWEN HOUSE $. W. Owen.
ID w Mullan, U = A; Ferdinand Mullan, An
napolisi q Holt, Springheld ii McMur
ran, Culpepcr,Na; J u Bingham and lady,
W Sevcrson, Baltimore, Md.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.-The records OF tho
Supreme Court up to the cath ultl.no, (al
though no one day Ia completely show that In
nine days 1901 persons were naturalized, and
that IL persons vouched for 332, or one fourth
OF the whole number.
In the Supreme Court a rule has been ap.
piled for against Snowden, the prothonotary,
for an investigation as to the issue of papers
In blank, with the signature and seal OF the
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Conversational Nomination.

FRANKLIS, PA, October 2.-The Rcpubll-
cans of the Twentieth Pennsylvania district,
have nominate S. Newton Pettis, of Crawford
county, to I'LL the unexpired term in the For.
tieth Congress, OF ID. A. Finney, deceased,
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Affairs In New YorL-Robbery.

New YoER, Oct. 2.-The Protestant Episco-
pal Convention was again In session to-day.
The plan for federal council occupied most
of the session. ~
The Low Church delegates endeavorcd to
Introduce a clause depriving the Council OF
legislative and judicial powers, but on vote
BY orders, their substitute was Lost by 20
against 1855.
Steps arc bcing taken by the Stock Ex-
change and open Board to raise the standard
of membership and increase the initiation fec
toslo 900.
A suit was instituted to-day In the Supreme
Court by John Morrlssey against Zacharish
Simons and others to recover shares in lot.
terics sold by plaintiff, on which 1t Is alleged
there has been default Of payment, and to OBJ.
tain an injunction egainst the continuance OF
the business and the appointment OF a no.
ceiver.
The oflce OF Philip Dater Il Co, wholesale
grocers, in Wall street, was robbed to-day Of
tlo 900 In bonds.
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AMrshMENT- WALLS OrEIA HorsE.-As
will be seen, this theatre will be opened on
Monday night, and that great moral drama,
Uncle Toms Cabin" will be produced.
We congratulate our citizens that this cuzy
little theatre lie to be opeucd to the public. 1t
is central, easy Of access, aud at this time,
when there Is a great dearth of amusements in
the city II cannot fail to have a prosperous
upaapu
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~ care nothing for promotion, 50 long as our
aims are successful. '-Grrht {" S'rmui, F,br".
drV, ls62.
a. ~, ,rI,.e Is not satisfsctory, remove me at
uucc. ! do not wish 10 any way IT, impede the
success Of oar arms. ''-Grtat tUUIlifCk, FtJTuvFD
&, 1872
This Is a Republic, where the viii VI Che people
I. the law of the land ''-GsHsrJi Grants litter IA
PrgSii.Rt Johnson, AH0uSt, lsG7.
II shall have no policy Of my own t. interfere
against the will VI the people. ''-GrdHt's Lstttr,
.N'g ~, ISIS.
Human liberty, the only true foundation Of hu.
man government '-GrdRf 3 Letter 10 CHiGens 81
NsWph's
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Commodore L. l.. Taylor, Of the Navy De.
partment, will soon leave town on a leave Of
absence, during which he will probably COM
pltte his NAVAL History Of the War" The
journalistic " Westward hos" CheyAliers
George W. Adams, OF the WorId, aud Crosby
NUycs, Of the Star, accompanied by the COM
pliceut Kerr, OF WIllsrds' hotel fame, re-
turned from a three weeks trip over the Pa.
cinc railroad. Their scalrs are sound SO far
as hair is concerned, and otherwise they APP
pear 10 have escaped without injury to their
personal appearance from the cOpper-colOTcd
hair dressers" Cftho PAINS W.ScOtt Smith,
Of the Evening PTCs1 Association, is reported
to have purchased controlling interest In
the Western Union telegraph. Gen. l.. A
rclou2e, A. A. g., on duty At the War Depart
meat, returned to the city yesterday from
boston, Mass, where he has been engaged on
official business. Commissioner Rollins is cX-
pcctcl 10 arrive In Warrington on Monday
nest. senator Joshua Hill, Of Georgia, was
among the Nisilors At the white House yea
t,3ty. Nj Franklin rAi!p, Of the wcllkRown
h,u'o Of PHILIP y So!OmonS, lcaYcs town to
hry fpr tie pL,IOsc OF visiting the Fsr West
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"nNTA," IN his letter to the Bltlmurr sun,
says that information has been received In
Wilmington from Mr.. Buckley, now in New
York, to the effect that he has been summoned
10 appear to-day before the Congressional
Joint Committee on Rctrcnchmcnt, at the
AsiUr House, TO disclose all he knows con.
corning the alleged malfcrsancc Of revenue
Officers, and 10 exhibit the papers apTCrtain.
Ing thcrcio. Mr. BlRckley does not think ii
Ia polit.r or wise to make such an expose until
he shall have concluded his Investigation
before Commissioner HUttman, and asks for
Instruction. lie was directed by telegram
TINS morning to submit the matter to Attorney
General Eyarts, now in New York, and be
governed BY the ltttcr's advice on the ques.
ton submitted.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-03

PARRPA-RO5A MUSICAL ADMINIsTRArInY-
Nine. Parepa-Rosa, the celebrate prima don.
na, and most fSvoritc csntntricc In the coun-
try, after very successful season Of concerts
and Italian opera In California, on her return
to New York in the month Of November, will
start on \ tour ofconeerts and oratorlos thu ough
the West South East and the Canadas, before
her departure, next summer, for Europe. She
will be accompanied by Carl Rosa, the emf.
nent vioIInist and Mr., J. Levy, the unrlvnllcd
rornct aud piston sOloist from London, who
created, on his frat visit Uhree years ago) in
this country, such an unbounded sensation
Other engagements arc now pending to com.
plete the concert troupe.
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CAIRO, I'LL, Oct. IA very largo reunion
OF the Soldiers and Sailors OF the Thirteenth
district OF this State, took place here to-day,
Hwhieh General Logan and Governor Oslcsby
made speeches.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-03

UNDER the operation Of the economical pol
i'y Of Congress In reducing the expenses Of
tho Government, the partial estimates for the
pay Of commissioned and warrant Officers OF
the navy, which have been prepared by the
Navy Department for next year, viii show a
reduction Of one million dollars from the
amount expended for that purpose This
ycIr, Ia addition TO this, n large number OF
HhlI have been put out OF commission, aud all
tn" volunteer officers arc being discharged A.
rraily 's the necessities OF the service win
permit
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

Y :, WNNII INVTIN1 IT, q, NVIT VI, INNN-
Gu the petition Uf ARSTOS sNITH, Of Girari, lii.
n"s, pray lug tor the extension OF patent granted
10 him On III" 10Th day OF January, 1856, fuT an I'M
pTuyemeuI in Pluughs;I
isOTdered that the said petition be heard at this
ONCE "a the 2lst dayof December next. Any person
may Uppus" this extension ObjeCIOus, depo,i.
lions, aud other paper, should be ted in this
ONCE twenty days before the day u hearing.
5. II. HODGES,
ocS-sa3w Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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Boys in Blue Assaulted In PhiIadcI-
phIa---One Man shot.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.-As the procession
of the Boys in Blue was passing the corner Of
Sixth and Pine streets this afternoon an as
sault was made upon the baltimore delegation,
and pistol was fred. In the struggle that
cnsued a second pistol was fred, and George
Sawyer was carried away wounded, and is re-
ported dead. He issupposed to have been one
ef the assailants.
tLATERl
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.-Georgo Sawyer,
wounded this afternoon In the ARRAY growing
out OF an assault on the procession OF the
Boys in Blue, has been removed to q hospital,
where he lies In a critical condition. He is n
Republican, and was on the sidewalk at the
time the ARRAY occurred.