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SUotUMB6s, SU5o}ttdUhMdBRf6 = 'ofHH1o, Sc MONDAY MORNING.

about 25 per cent. short of last years
produce, and the price is fully 20 tor2s1
per cent dearer. Some of the fine guam 3
tity Of, this, years crop. will be fnerith
any produced last year; but little or,
none Of this Class has been worked vet.
An extraordinary daIlness has existed
in the marketp poccasionedu by the high
prices asked, theIsupposed inferiority of
the crop and absence of orders for,
cigars, caused by the large stocks ex-
istihg- in the United States, England and
Germany The quantity of tobacco
shipped from Havana sincesthe 1st of
January, 1868, is about 4,6O0,O0O Jbs.,
Of which about 100000 went to, the
United States.-N. Y. Post.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The London Lancet, and the London
Time. call attention to the danger Of
wearing orange, pink and red stockings
and underclothing. They show that the
dye which produces the various colors
contain poison, and when brought in
contact with the skim by severe, friction,
produces sore that is fatal in its con-
sequences. The Lancet refers to the
case of danseuse at Drury Lane Theatre,
one of whose feet was badly poisoned
by red stocking. An eruption covered
exactly that part Of her foot which was
concealed BY her dancing shoes. The
red stockings. seemed to be identified as
the agent Of mischief, because the ne
cessities of the ballet required the girl
to wear a stocking of another color on
the other foot; and that was funharmed.
The injured foot soon healed upon wear
ing white hose. Leaping at conclu-
sion from these premises, the Lancet
hoped that the fashy. red stockings
would soon be retired from theomarket.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-09
,oesiifornIa. wheat.

The San Francisco papers report tha
certain sections of San joaquin county
produce forty bushels, of wheat and
eighty-fYe bushels Of barley to the acre.
Tie Chill Club wheat however, raised
in Los Angeles county, yields eighty
bushels of wheat and one hundred BUSH
els of barley to the acre. These i'm
mense crops, it is stated, are produced
without the use of any kind of manure
or fertilizer, except rain and sunshine,
In England, in soils under the most per-
feet state Of cultivation, thirty-two bush
els of wheat per acre is considered a.
very fine CROP. From twenty-eight to
thirty bushels per acre is the customary
yield Of the, richb. grain1growingg countries.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-09
Plan TO pay of the National Debt
Sacratarv McGn1loch has sreceived n

letter from lady in Baltimore stating
that she had been informed that the in
terest on two cents for thousand years
would pay off the public debt. She had
not made the computation and could not
speak positively, but if this is the case
she could not see the utility of so much
talk about Reputation when the payment
of the national, debt is only matter of
two cents and question Of time. She
was willing to furnish the principal for
that purpose, and accordingly enclosed
two cents, which she requested should
mot be deposited to swell the conscience
fund, but should be placed at interest for
the liquidation of the public debt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-09
NOTICE..

b. -''' " "a BANK OF COMMERCE, !
80 CLEVELAND, May q, 1863
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TOTHE
~ holders of the outstanding notes of the late
ank OF Commerce, and all other parties interested.
date. application will be made to the Auditor, Sec
retary and Treasurer of State to surrender to said
lne SUCKS deposited to secure the outstanding
clrcuaton oi SAID Bank in pursuance of the forty
DIST (4D section OF the act to authorize Free Bank
JOSEPH PERKINS, President
. d.'h. hukLBUT' Casnler. lmay25 dom =
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NOTICES.
.2ss Bank Notice.


NOTICE rs HRKEBY GIVEN TO
~ all whom it may concern. that the City Bank
of Cleveland Independent Banking Company,
organized and carrying on business as an indepen-
dent banking company at the city Of Cleveland, ),
said State Of ohio, entitled AN Act incorporate
The State Bank of Ohio and other Banking Com
Of reinquishing and closing its Banking business,
to tx attend has in of the statutes of the
deemed more than ninety per cent. of the maximum
snount Of its circulating notes. and delivered the
to the Treasurer OF State of the said State of
Ohio to be destroyed and have provided means and
given security to the satisfaction of the Treasurer,
Secretary. and Aaditr of State of said State of
Ohio fee the redemption of its outstanding notes of
circulation at the Office of the National City Bank
of cleveland, at the said city of cleveland, where
said City Bank is located.
= Done BY order of the Board of Directors of the
CITY Bank of Cleveland, July 9th, 1858, a ...si!1
1f LEMUEL WICK. President.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-09
Tbe Hayana CigarNIarke,t..

The prices of cigars in the Havana
market are $500 per thousand for Ce-
lestiales, $500 for Leopoldinos, $3.50
for Senadores and Patriarcas, 500 for
1mperiales, $50 to S75 for Regulias, $45
for Londres, and $35 for Principles. The
tobacco crop this year is somewhat in
ferior to that of 1867; the quantity is
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-09
Photographic Relier Pr1Bsiag.

The sGentleman's lNagdeine, London,
d describes anew English,patent for relief
printing by photography. A drawing
is made in line or stipple, and a negative
photograph is taken from it; This is
used to print, photogenically, upon a film
Of gelatine mixed with a chronic salt,
which gives an impression with the
whites of the picture in intaglio and the
lines in relief. A plaster cast is taken
from this -matrix, and typo-metal cast
from the plaster. This last is touched
up, if necessary, and mounted, ikena
stereotype, for printing. fo3 a.' je7sT 1fe
CoAL IN RUssIA.-The foreign scien-
tifc journals report that recently large
and most important discoveries of coal
have been made in Russia. The mines
of one district alone are;r according to
the St. Petersburg journal Golos, capa-
BILE of supplying annually 100000 tons
for one hundred and fifty or two hundred
years Since 1864 there have been
surveyed in the valley of the Don forty
four beds, the aggregate quantity of
which is estimated at more than eighteen
billions of tons.z The Golos asserts that
the mineral wealth of Russia far ex--
ceeds that of England, and at the same
rate of production, would last for two
centuries after the English mines had
been exhausted. sa.Eq I'D ...,s.. rrr
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The Sisters of st. Mary,s.

OF THE STRINGS, RECENTLY OE
" Somerset, Perry county, will open their large
and spacious building for the pton of pupils on
the first Monday in September, 1873. For Board and
Tuition s75. $50. ss5 and 500 according the de-
partment Of the pupil. SR. ROSE, Sup't.
Address Box Isl. E -- aue3-dtf
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a0eFE4HB'SS oGERHANgB BITfERS.

Biliousness, Indigestion, General Debility, and
Il the complaints which proceed from a want of
roper action in the liver, the stomach and the
'pwels. are eradicated by a course of this great
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-09

FOB SALE BY ALL. DRUGGISTS S
And Dealers in Medicines everywhere. ~
iy22-dw&s Heowly
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CAUTION.

ee that the signature ~ of G. Nj. JACKSON
on the wrapper of - each bottle. All 9th
y counterfeit 10 .sltrs --. 49,
Principal Office and Manufactory at the German
'edicine Store. No. 63l ARCH STREET, Phila-
elphia, Pa. r E. EzT7 ud1a al @-IrAL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-09
HARLES M. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly G. NJ. JACKSON & CO. ID
PRICES.

!ooaand,s German Bitters. per bottle. o.
Hoofand's German Tonic, put up in OF, bottles 81
per bottle, or half dozen for 81 so. go Z az
Do not forget to examine well the article you bur
order to get the genuine. .r'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-09
NEW MAN

} hrough the instrum entaIty of the most powerful
+ d popular of all vegetable invigorants and cor
,.ctiYes, 49,, -l-...;rr- =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-09
CONSTITUTIONAL SPECIFIC,

fhich not only eombats and conquers i seases that
ave entrenched themselves in tie system, but
the best known safeguard against all unhealthy y
ihuences. Persons whose occupations and puI-
tits, subject them to the depressing effects of q
Use, nnwhoesome atmosphere, should take itreg-
arly as protection against the low fevers and
ler disorders which malaria engenders. 1nva-
Is who are
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-09
HOUSE FURNISHING.

Il. Manufactursr and Wholesale Dealer in Hoop
Skirtsl lsnd eorsets. Also, dealer in Berlin Zepher
A nd Fancy floods, 103 south High street. LII
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-09
Exchange Pain for / oE Ease, {,

nd Weakness for Strength Get rid of the all
t;ents which interfere with enjoyment; cast gloom
d despondency to the winds; take stronger hold
L Gfe-and. in short, become q ~ srs ;.FG0r 59l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-09

'irnout any specIal cou,p.aint. exceot gradual
clination of bodily strength and nervous energy,
Il find in in in the BIT. TERS fountain Of
hting as pool in the desert to the sand scorched
ID fainting travellers. .----l
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TPURIIC-NO sol

AN Act TO provide for a further Issue of tenn
poraIy loan certificates for the purpose OF
IedeemIng and retiring the remainder OF IN
outstanding compound interest notes
BE a enGctsn BY tae SeHGJc ana House Of Rerre-
SeHt1tIrss ~ tS JrIted NG;es Of Irsericd an Con
81, SIS assembled, That for the sole purpose of
rtdeemlDg snG retiring the remainder OF thu
compound interest notes Outstanding, the = C.
re'ary of the Treasury hereby authorized
ard directed TO issue an additional amount OF
temporary loan certificates, not exceeding
twenty 1--we millions OF dollars; SAID certifi-
cafes to besr interest at the rate OF three per
centum per annum- principal and interest pay
able ia lawful money on demand. and 10 Toe
similar in all respects 10 the certificates author
lied by the act titled IAN act TO provide WAYS
ard means Tor the payment OF compound iu-
terest notes. approved March second. eighteen
hundred and sINty-seyen; and the said certifi-
Gates may constitute and be held by auy rs
uonal bank holding or owning the same a. a
part Of the reserve, in accordance with the
provisions OF the above mentioned act OF March
second, eighteen hu ndred and sixty-seyen.
Approved, July %, IS6e.
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REQUIRE PROMPT TREATMENT
TO BENDER EXISTENCE DESIRABLE

you are suffering from results Of early indiscre.
htalthY Do you feel weak, debliltated easily
Does little extra exertion produce lpitatfon Of
hhe heartF DoesyOur liver, or urinary organs or
yonr kldneys frequently get out Of order Do you
your bowels cOnstl patedS Do you have spells of
fainting, or PUSHES of blood to the head Is your
memory imparedf Is your mind constantly DWELL
ing upon this subJect2 Do you feel dull Iistless
Dc lett alone, 10 ger away from everybody Does any
little thing make yOu start or Jump Is your sIeen
troken or restlessr Is the lustre of your eye as
brilliant the bloom on your cheek as brightp no
you enjoy yourself in society as well9 10 Won
pursue your business with the same energy no
you feel as much confidence in yourself9 Are
your spirits dull and tagging, given TO fits
Ct melancholy If so. do not lay IL TO your liver
OF dyspepsia Have you restless nights Yonr
tsCk weak, Your knees weak. and have but little
a s. ana y9g attribute this to dyspepsia
Now, reader, secret habits venereaI diseases
badly cured. and excuses, all capable of pro-
CUclnR veal ness In the generAfi We organs Did
you ever think that those bold, defiant energetic
those whose generstive organs are in perfect
Iealthy You never hear such men Complain of
being melancholy, of Nervousness, Of pal pitOtion
OF the heart They are never afraid they cannot
discouraged; they are always polite and pleasant
IN the company of ladies, and lock them right in
thefsce-none of your dovncast looks or any other
IEeanness about them.
How many men from badly cured diseases from,
tbe effects of abuses and excuses, have brought
arOut that state OF weakness that has reduced the
general system so much as to induce almost every
elmer form OF dlsease-idiocy. lunacy, paraly sis
spinal afeC tlOns suicide and almost every other
form OF disease which humanity Is heir TO- and the
zeal cause OF the trouble scarcely TAD
snd have dOctOred for sll but the right one Dis,
eases OF these organs require the use of Diuretic
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Approved, July IS. ls6s
0PURIIC-No. s3.I

TFIEIIN-lNU.
AN ACT authorizing the trustees - Union
Chapel OF the NJ .hodist Episcopal churcn,
IA The city Of Washington, 10 NOR gage Ihelr
property for church purposes.
BE az enacted " tie AsHdte dRd HoEsc Of Reprc-
Scafatsres o. the LnSted Atatos o. AmcTacd Cow
gT,Ss assembled. That George ReIndhart, John
BNram, John Il. Hines, William Worth. and
George I. Mc(ilue, trustees of Union Chapel Of
the Methodist Episcopal church, m IN. cay OF
Washington, sre hereby authonzcd 20 execute
and deliver 4 mortgage on lot number twenty
eight and lot number twenty -nIne IN square
number one hundred and one, belonging 70 SAID
churC b In said city. IN order thereby 10 enable
SAID trustees 10 procure money Tor the purpose
OF erecting parsonage on said lots and other
wise improving SAID lots, tor the Use and b-ne-
H. OF said church, IN manner sud .orm As the
legally constituted authorizes Of SAID church
shall prescribe and direct.
Approved, July D. $50.
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eligible ss director " no ia not s.ocS Aole q a.
the amCan OF twenty shares.
SIC. <sd . a frrth-- caa-sef. TA., t-s
da1 notice shall be gwen by pn aIicatoa an
rWo pspers, publis bed an the city OF ws,hinr-
u Z. OF ne tIsae and place Of the annual el-c-
nCn, wNlch election shah be conducted Or
thrre Stockhoicers, who shsll ~ sppoiuted Ter
Thai purpose hy tie board OF directors ~ th-ir
pTfNtous sisted meeting. on~cf VII IN shall act
a. 1udee, and he other ~ o as ins pect,rs
SIC. .. a-d - o. Tr-sse- raae'rG rhG the
directors shall hsve power % declare such div
Icends OF THE profits OF the company a. they
ulsy deefn proper P~or7ief Tat no oivid-nd
shsil ee declsrec wh-E the caritSl siocE woald
BE- inpsiTed ther, ~.
SEC. b trd ~ Fv-'hs- r-a ,ssd Thaf the
once Of the company shsll b. locates "a tue
cry Of Washington, "a the ubstuct Of Column
bia, snd said company mAy sstSSnsh Nrsuche.
~ agenCirs elsewts ~, sUsITCf 60 tue laws OF
the States respectively. IN which they may ~
established.
So. II. And b. a. fur.kcr erdc'sd Tia, Con-
grtss NAV At sny time alter " smrni this at
OF Incorporation.
Approx. d. July IS. l~ts.
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TPCBLIC-NO. COL


An ACT to create an additional land district in
the State of Minnesota.
Be AZ enacted By the Senate and Hssse Of Repre-
SIGNATURES of the Jnstod Ntaies Of AnsT1ed ga on
g,ess assembled, That the President OF the United
States be- and he is hereby, authorized 10 estsb-
lish an additional land district in the State of
Minnesota, embracing all that part of the
present northwestern land district which lies
north OF township number one hundred and
twenty -four north, ard west OF range number
thIrty-fye, west OF the fifth principal mer idisn,
and TO fix, from time 10 time. the boundaries
thereof. which district shall be named alter The
place at which the office hall flrst De- estab-
lIshed; and the President shall have power to
fix, from time TO time, the location of the Office
Tor sue b district.
SEC. ,. And be az further enGcted, That the
President is hereby authorized 10 appoint. by
and with the advice and consent OF the Senate
a register ana receiver for said land district
who shall be required TO reside at the site of
the land Office for said district, who shall be
subject TO the same laws and responsibilities.
ana whose compensation respectively shall be
the ssme as that now allowed by law to other
land officers in said State.
Approved, July -. 1865.
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EVENING STAR.
O r FIG IA l. {.
LAWS OF THR UNITED STATES,
'assed 1t Second Session of Fortieth Congress
IPpBLIo-No. ssh

ITEBLIN-NV- 3 ]
AN Act in addition 10 an act passed March
twenty III, eighteen b hundred and four. en-
.itled IAN act an addition - an act en utled
An act for the punish uent Of certsIn crimes
again - the In ted States :"
Be u e1oefed bs ~, Ses1te and HOase Of Rep~e-
ssrtGtres cf the Cr,ted Mates of assor,ca Con-
gTess asscrstiod. That no person shall o. prose-
cuteo. tried-or punished for the apitsl offe
set forth IN the act TO which this act is an sadi-
uon. unless the ma ctment for the same Is
fould by 4 grand Jury within We years aftar
such capital often &C Is committed.
SIC. =. And De a. fE-tAer e-ac,ed This, this
act shall take effect from and after ITS passage
and its proyIslons shall be hpplicShla eo m sIlv
to offences committed within three wears before
and offences committed after its passage
Approved. July -, 1866
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

DEPOT ogARTERMAsTERs OFFICE.
VIII be sold At Pubic Auction, oa Mo 8;
BVt Colonel Asa Blunt hosr the the fofIoS gl
ing public buildings, situated on oath and +
Iofhcers, Quarters, p By 81 feet.
Addition to DO, Is by IS feet
Wood shed and Sinks.
Terms: each; Ia Government funds.
The United States relinquishes the care OF these
buildings at date Of sale.
By order of the ouartermaster General:
au24-Ct DOING, Bvt Brig. Gem en q. ). "A.
(rovERNMENT SALE OF SUBSISTENCE
OFFICE A c. S.,FoRT MoNRoE,VA
VIII be sold at Public Auction at Fort Menroe,
s. boxes, French nncooked mixed d vegetables,
IS 400 pounds, more or less,
2ls boxes American cooked mixed Vegetables,
80 AGO pounds. more or less.
The French Vegetables are in tin cases of s.
pounds each; the American in cases of 20 pounds
each They were selected from large lot in ex-
cess at this depot and have been recently repacked
In new strong boXes-two cases in each box-and
are In exec llent shi piping erder.
Stores delivered on Government wharf free of
Terms cash, In Government funds
BY order commissary aenersI Of sHSsisteuce'
au Edit I'd 1t 5th Art, A. C. 8.
DUBLIC SALE OF UNCLAIMED GOODS.
CUSTOM HOuSe, Baltimore. I
COLLECTORS Office, August 8, 1858.
In pursuance OF Treasury regulations shsll
s m On the HD.sd
States Public store, on the soytheast corner of
Lombard and Gay streets. the following described
unclaimed goods, which there 10 failure or ne.
geet TO pay the duties within the time prescribed
by law:
One esse containing l6 dozen Sacchsrated Cod
Liver Oil.
One case containing 90 dozen saccherated Cod
Rattle. master. from Liverpool, on tine 10Th day Of
May. lStS being marked, aud consigned on the
ships manifest, to DR.. B. n. Schley, Savannah,
Georgia.
Five 90 boxes Plug Tobacco, imported in the ship
" Premier Merriewether, master. from Allaya,
Bolivia on the 9th day of May 1851, marked dia.
mond X. and consigned on ship . manifest to B. r.
EDWIN III. WEBSTER, Collector.
ADREON, THOMAS & CO,
su l7-eo Auctioneers.
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TPUBIGC-No. ~.
An ACT 10 confirm the tide 10 certain lsncs IN


Al ACr 10 confirm the utIe 10 certain Lands IN
the = ate Of Nrhraska.
b ~ ercctcd bs fhs .ScnGic aud HaEEs = Rerrc-
scatdisucs a. tee tinted MATS o. A-r-toa ~ CO.,
-. IS Gsseesoseo. TREt lB zii Casss a. Nntcn
Commissioner OF the General Land Olhc., or
tie Secretary Of the Interior, ~ nm ALL dreaded
n iaNoT OF prc-en Nuon settlers III M locstors
OF indian or balf-breed scrip, and iIsd pat
ents 10 them for lands ~i,uin the cSrporsie
limits Of The u:,eof Omaha. IN the >tate of
Hv6TasAs. the right sno title OF tie patentee or
pateLtees shall MOI b. defeated or impaired
b, cause SuCh land was within the said cor
Porste hmIIs, bat AZ good a. every Other respect
the utle hall be CoOa and valid notN ltRstand-
ing such lands ~ have been within the said
Goa pofaie limits, aud now lths landing the en-
ny thtfeoi, ~ any pre-enptor, or locator OF
llIdlan or haii-br 81 scrip. was forbidden by
the nth secllon -: TIE act ~ Septem orr iOurth.
eighteen hundred and forty-on-. because 80
within SAID limits Irorided, That tue follow
Ing tracts of land, 10 WIT. the norm half Of the
northwest quarter OF section fifteen the wsst
bSli OF the southwest quarter of SECTION ten !;
the east half OF the southeast quarter, ana tue
northwest quar- seT of 1he sou. h-ast qusrier OF
section nine, township hlteen north Of range
thirteen, easf Of the sixth principal meridian,
are hereby excepted from the operation OF this
act.
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on GALCINED PLASTER,
LIME AND OEMrNT

F0n GALCINED PLASTER,
LIME AND CEMENT
Just received and for SIDE
a,OOO barrels Calcined PLASTER;
iaS ROSENDALE CEMENT;
"a III Refined PLASTER, for Ar.
fists and Dentists use.
Will be sold in any quantity to suit customers, as
"no'0s~ie rs''' 8. p. BROWN q SON.
ASS 9Th street, between and r.
nys- Nd Wharf and 7 Ard, foot Of 7th e.
THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
Washington county, in the District Of Columbia,
letters Parliamentary on the personal and real
a.. deceased All persona having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same With the hers thereof, to the subsc
on or before the 18th day of August next they NAV
otbervise by law be excluded from all benefits OF
the said estate. Given under my hand this 18th
o'' s "A HEI ELIZABETH CROWN. Execu.ri..
au H. laH3ws
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFrERNO8N,

RI 0OOPkR LATIMER, Auctfoneers.
LAG CLERKS with Janice O. Mcclure Co..
cootowest corner Pennsylvania avenua ead lith
street, Star Ofsoe Building"
IMPROVED PBOpERrY ON CHrsSUr
STREET AT AUCTION
"a OF FRIDAY AFTERNOON, August 18Th,
e." AZ = O'Clock. xe will sell. ia front OF the
S@pte mise.. Lot IS, in Drury . subdivi.ian of
Square su9. This property is situated on Chestnut
street, between ana aud 18th and 18th str cts,
al q 10 imrroved BY three Frame Cottages or Ches-
nut street two containi az three rooms each, aud
the ether four rooms. and also o Frame Dwelling
IN the rear Containing about eight rooms occupied
as tenement house. The property rents for SS
rer month. The property will be sold to suit pur.
ChsseTs.
Terms of sele: One half cssh; balance in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured b. q sd OF
uust. Convey ancing abd stamps az cost Of pur.
chssers SIS down each lot IT time Of sale.
au IS dACs COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
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United STATES PATENT OFFICE,

Y u Y
JACOB sWARTZ, of Phils1elp his, Pa having
.. titioued for sn extension Of a patent granted
bin the 18th DAY Of November. 1854 rel ssued on
three diyisions rumbei Ell 1873 l3l4, and 1915, on
the I'd day of June, 1862, for an improvement in
Haryesters.
It's ordered that said petition be heard At this
Office on the I'd day OF November next Any per
son may oppose this ex. ension. Objections. depo-
sitions, and other papers should be flied In this
Office twenty days before the day OF hearing
ELISHA FOOTE.
an 10 lav3y Commissioners Of Patents.