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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-13

TnE BANKRulT LAw.-Thc first Of June
is the time allowed to those desiring to take
advantage Of the Bankrupt Law, For the
benefit Of those who do not fully understand
the law, we publish the following abstract:
Who may take advantage Of This law:
Any person, or firm, who owes, debts to
the amount Of three hundred dollars or up.
ward, whether the; be individual or part
nership debts, OF, both, and it makes no aif-
ference what is thc character Of the indcbt-
elncss, whether it be BY bill, note, account,
Judgment as principal, or surety, or other.
wise. ~ ''''1'',,''''' =, - '''''''s ''''' ~
What does Tie law demand Of tho appli-
|faThat lie shall surrender lis property,
except such US is hereafter mentioned, TO
his creditors. for, ., pro rata distribution
among them. 49, - { '''-' '''' ''' '.'1 =
IAWha. does the law permit the appli-
cant to Keep? 'a ''a' ~ s''F2,D a'llFlT pa
10 First Household and kitchen furniture
Rand nccessarles, to the amount OF i've hun
dred dollars. aus ..'."'i''i ''". q. h"on~
! Second The uniform, afihso and eqaip-
nentsi Of any person who il, Or has been
a soldier in tho militia Or the service Of the
United States. a'7oia' ods ofata 'i'5q
Third. LII the applicant-is the hcad'of d
family, his homestead to the value Of five
hundred dollars. IT he has no homestead,
then in lieu thereof money or other personal
property to the value Of three hundred dol
lars .9prFs oh So madi pa;rig ,rgngi,H =
81 IF the applicant has only 50 much prop.
! erty as Is above enumerated, Of course he
| has nothing to give up to his creditors. iaol
The result OF the benefit Of taking this
law is a discharge from al Indebtedness =,
In cuses where there is no contest, 10 70.
quircs from sixty to ninety duys to procure
| this discharge. 3rT Sa9xs ssT ~ Tisrjag3 aii
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-13

SAYS the sPhiladclphia sNeics- "yv6en
Loc surrendered his army it was composed
Of thirty thousand men, IN tatters, without
provisions Or amhunition, sud with gess
Mun esght Moesana .err;icsabie nsaskets. =
Hpd Grant bsenpan pansutecssfM tbat the yer.
iesbtyro could not have been with the con.
stant stcamgof troops supplied him rihe
would hAye' beeni courtmaflialcd and run
out of the, service.
= i@fa.- ----i-,-. @sr off,ee-,.- -rAs sy0f
'' UNCLE SAM sold 7,00O;000 acres of land
last year. lle has only $50 oOO, 900 acres left
Of his farm.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-13

H
THE SWEETEST THING IN LJrE'' is
good health and good spirits. and if you
have them not, the next best thing is what
VIII restore bloom to the faded cheek and
happiness to the drooping hca,t, The great
and sure remedy is Plantation Bitters, which
our physicians recommend toboth male and
female c'raticnts'as I" safe. re!iatle, agretatie
and cordial stilnulanta They contain moth
ing to Disagree with the most delicate con.
stitution, and have won golden, opinions
IRON all who have tried them; and probably
no article was eyer tried by so many persons.
They elevate thedeprcsscd and give strength
to the weak.
= -. -hlui -----' al e. ..-.t gs,
7 MAGSoILA WATER.-A delightful toilet
'wticle-s superior TO Cologne and at half the
lricc. oiD,a 5s- No. II.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-13

The American 'Silvorcoias which people
so rarely see, arc circulating in such great
numbers, ia Canada that thcyaroa drug in
the market. s7,0O0,OOO Of these coins are
now circulating in Canada, and the Cana,
dipus arc anxious 20 get rid Of them, and
Impose q tux Of l5per cent. on farther JIM
portations.. Happy Canadians. f.o,.Ib,J .
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-13
Cosl.ssf5i:l COs,nty Agricultural
gI I' i@9udNtf Y S0cfefy sif5 g yiHlS lf9

; TIE annual meeting Of the Columbia County AZ.
ricnlturat.~ HoriicuiuraL and Mechanical AssOcia.
i,on Tor The election If officers year vii
be cid at the Court l,Ousa, an B!oOmsburg Sat.
urday, the tuii day'@ May tS6s, between the hours
-. JOSEPH P. CONNER, Prcst.
nD1.. r. RrP4 RT, iSec'yJip shfl9r!e 5d' nUii z
lIIioomsbuTg, May d, ls6e2t. ..y Il a. -ii,,. e..
I " All county papers please copy. " - 2.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-13
Metallic or Other .Coffins,

6'ed with proniptn- 50 and despatch Repurs cheap
Iy made t0 all kinds 1t furniture. irnling The rs
plating fcane bsito'ed chairs. nphnlsiering sofas,
AMa sofa bottom rlafs. Patterns for castings lnale
neatly and expeti,iously, aud orders are soiirird
ether in person or by mail Picture frames nade "
0rd'f ut '""'' no'''e.sI8s IiRo,ispT .RoAs
Bloomsbury. April ii. Ices.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-13

II THE Southern darkios .aro taught W tht
leaders Of the Radical leusues; tlistiby join.
ing the"Grahtl Army ofthe Republic ith5y
will entitled To pensions siluuid they set
disabled or when they gcttoo old to work. o
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-13

Bloomsburg, May II, 1865.
g E5. We print the above without com
mcn., being willing that both sides shoul
have a hearing. ..., . 5-a IED. Dem.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-13

Coin has been found in Schoolcy'.
Mountain, New Jersey,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14
rBy Bankers' and brokers, TELEGRAPH

Lewis johnson %. quote stocks and bond,
In nome and foreign markets a. follows:
NEW YORK, Sept. li.-First Board-U. s. g..
l6l, coupon, ia; Saws, lSoa, coupons, 1874
1864, coupon, 109x; 1865 coupons, X; lsSs
l0.4o's, coupons, lo4 z; Pacific Mail, l05x; ONO
and Miss Certificates 2s 4 ;Mariposa, =; Atlantic
Mail, 20; Canton, 45k; Cumberland, 30; W.
U. Telegraph, "a; Quicksilver, COX; Boston
Water Power, l5k; N. Y. Central, l35; Erie,
43h; do. preferred, 50; Hudson, 139; Beading,
S)k; Michigan Central, 1i9; Michigan SOUTH
ern, s3s Illinois Central, 40; Cleveland and
ttsburg, s5x; Northwest, Sc X; do preferred,
s6x; Cleveland and Toledo 1OOk; Rock Island,
!ol y; Fert Wayne, 107x; Alton & Terra Aaute,
43; Toledo & Wabash, none; Adams Ex., 49,s
Wells, Fargo e Go. Exp, 25k; American Ex.
press, a. United States Express, none: Mer.
chants Union. %; Chicago & Alton. 1s6x: do.
prfd, 1S1. Market dull Gold, 1i3xa14i.
IBy Cable.
LONDON, Sept. H-1l:t5 q. m.-Con soils for
money, "a Bonds, ~; Illinois Oentrals, sOX;
Erie, 80.
FRANKFORT, Sept. li-1i:l5 a. m.-Bonds,
75Ka75a.
LIVERPOOL Sept. Hills a. m.-Cotton
opens fiat; sales Of $500 bales; Middling Up
lands, 101; Orleans, 10Y.
LONDON, Sept. l4-1:20 p. m.-American Sc.
curities quiet and steady; prices unchanged;
Consois for money. "a; for account, OK.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. H-120 p. m.-Cotton mar
ket declining; sales Of 5000 bales Middllng
Uplands, 1OK; Orleans, ION.
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GEORGETOWN.


fkn fienr ON BRIDGE SrREET.-fester-
oay afternoon, about one o'clock, some parties
indnlsed In tire fight on Bridge street, near
Sgr1neman, and John Hanson were subse-
quently arrested BY oncer Noble as being
amore the participants They were taken be-
~ H.e usmee Buckley; who postponed hearing
In hansonis case till Tomorrow evening and
released him on bail till that time as be was
tne engineer OF the canal packet boat which
ssit tns morning, and lined Mcpherson and
man is stun confined in the station house in
default Of payment
THE RAIN or YHerRRpAr.-The heavy r.,n
OF yesterday, although very beneficial in wash.
In Its effects in some places. On Ist street h.
tween Market and Frederick streets the road
way was washed great deal, and needs con-
siderable repairing. Al the corner Of Bridge
Of the gutter was lifted out OF place by the force
Of the water, and 40 oostructed the rail way At
that point that q car IN attempting 10 pass was
thrown on the track, and with great difhcuity
was gotten on again.
AMBITIOUS TO RIsR.-Nathaniel johnson,
colored, not content with travelling in tue hum
BILE walks Of life, attempted TO rise higher by
climbing lamppost. 1t was about O'Clock
this morning, but the metropolitan" were
around, and through the attentions Of officer
Noble &c appeared before Justice Buckey,who
thought the amusement worth el.5O 10 the
Corporation johnson paid the nne, but
didn't hurt the lamp post any"
STRrCK BY LIeHTNIEG.-Durng the heavy
storm Of Yesterday, the lightning struck the
building in which the ONCE OF the Adams
Express Company is located, on the corner of
High and Gay streets. There was no damage
done By the fluid, except in the hall over the
Express Once. where a number of panee OF
glass were broken, and pieces OF furniture
scattered about in all directions.
RIVER FRoNT.-The wharves to-day are al
most blank dull times and hardly a vessel
In port. The only arrival we have TO chronicle
to-day rs the sloop Kitty Ann from Alexandria
with wheat
The CANAL.-Two hundred and eighty. nine
boats have arrived since list instant to date
The break is now supposed TO be repaired and
boats are expected to-day or to-morro " in great
numbers.
A FINE HORSE LosT.-Messrs Dickson &
King, lumber mercnants, lost a fine horse on
Saturday from the effects of sunstroke
MERCHANTS observation-disclosures still
contin ues dull on Change. Offerings this
morning-3,000 bushels red wheat and 3,2OO
bushels OF corn, without any sales.
ARRIVAL OF GBAIN BIT CANAL.-Arriyed
boat Medley, with corn to Hartley & Brother
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THE POTOMAC FRoNr.-The steamer Wa.
Wasef, Fawke, which arrived last night from
Gone liver and intermediate landings with a
large list Of passengers and heavy freight, left
Potomac ferry wharf this morning on an ex-
eursion to the attractive points on the river
with the Active Base Bali Club on board
The excursion was gotten up under the aus.
pices of the club for the benefit Of St. Peters
(Catholic) Sunday School. The steamer Ar
row, Capt Stackpole, made her usual trip to
Mount Vernon this morning, though with a
limited number on board, OWING to the inclem-
ency Of the weather. She will make trip to
and from Alexandra tonight, in order to ac.
commodate the Seymour and Blair clubs who
desire participating in the flag pole raising Of
to visit the Black Crook exhibition at the Ma
tional Theater. The regular wharf reports will
be found appended:
Harrsy's Wharf. - Sailed - Schr. Gazelle,
Carers Wiarf.-Arrived-schr. Sarah
Fisher Moore, from Havre.de-Grace, " ith 1853
tons Of coal for George L. Sheriff. Sailed
Schrs r. J. Capun, for Salisbury, Nd, light;
Julie, Harris, from Baltimore, light
Riiey's Whdrf.-Arrived-Stea Columbia,
Harper, from Baltimore, with merchandise
and passengers; schrs. Brewster. Russell, from
Aecomac, with potatoes, fruit and wa,ermel.
bay, with oysters for Turner Il Co.; Flying
send, Pullen, from lower Potomac, with fruit
for market. Sailed-Schr. Tennessee, Ru SELL
for Accomac, light.
W. Ware, Abdel, from Richmond, Va, nth
slate for George u. Clark; Rspid Ann, Wind.
sor, from West Point, Va, with lumber Tor
VIM. Mclean.
BerTys Wharf.-Arrived-Steam HI Liy
ington, Wilson, from Baltimore and interme.
diate landings, with merchandise and passen-
gers.
Gmnand's Whdrf.-Arrived-Schr G ,nstitu.
ton, Perry, with wood for market. 5 ,iled-
Schr. Caroline, Hatton, light; Sarah Ellen,
Lannon, light.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

Money was extremely abundant in New York
Saturday at three Per cent on Government
securities and four on mixed collsterals, and
balances were offered to first class houses in
some instances at two and even one per cent
monetary ease IL fully as great as we have
had to record at any time during the summer.
There ID no change to note in commercial
paper, the supply being moderate and the best
grade In demand at from six TO seven per cent.
The statement OF the associated banks OF that
city for the week ending Saturday eho VS. that
the drain OF currency westward from that
centre in the interval was very light. In the
deposits there is an increase of Sa3s5,a1I, in the
legal tender notes Of e2-5SA435, in the specie Of
S664, S36, and in the circulation OF 81, 500 while
in the loans there is q decrease Of S22l,o9l.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
RY THOs. hOwLING, Auctloneer; Georgetown
SALE OF VALUABLE REsrAU-
LEAsEHOLp. BEING LAGGN lfEI-

q By ,irtne Of an order Of the Supreme co.r.
IN september. A. D. 1855, il cause No. SIS S.
highest bidder. on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of
September, Instant ct 10 O'Clock q m, ct the
premises, the Lessehold, Coed viii, Turniture,
h rttGIss, and other peTsoo., property Of the
town, d. c., At the terminus Of the Avenue Rail
road.
The unexpired term is for four years from the
26th OF August, A. ID 1865, the monthly rent being
rooms. and the Bar Room and Club Room; in short,
All OF the buildings except the ofoes used By the
Rail- DAD COMPANY, VIM. D. Caasin Wm ii Craig
and that formerly occupied by Albert Starke And
the building occupied by G. Mayer.
The personal property embraces all the Furnf-
Bedding, Sheets, Pillows, Carpets, Curtains. Pic,
lures, Chairs, Tables, Mirrors, Stoves, wsrdrobes
Crockery, Glassware Clocks. Lounges. Bar room
Fixtures, Club room Furniture, &c, &c; being
all the personal property nos on the premises
The place has been known o. Hotel stand for
for the hotel and restaurant b1sin and persons
wishing to purchase requested to visit the
place and inform themselves As TO it's present aud
prospective value. as 10 Will lie sold Entirety
Terms of sale: One half cash. the residue at three
and six onths with interest from the day of sale
to be satisfactorily secured The sale is pereap
tory and the purchaser will be placed in fmmedi-
diate possession.
W. JONES. Receiver
sel4-l0t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr
MAGNOLIA MAGNOLIAn
A full supply of this cheice EXTRA FLOUR on
hand and for sale by nanufaetn.qTs AGENT
No II Water street, Georgetown. pc.
an p colin
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ALEXANDRIA AND NICINITY.-The Gazette

ALEXANDRIA, AND TCINITY.-Ile Jy1yeffe ~
Saturday evening has the following items:
Property Sdle.-Messrs. Green & Wise, real
estate agents, sold to-day, by auction, the Iot
on the Northwest corner of Duke and Union
streets, 60 feet front on Union street, and run
ming back 20 feet, and on which there is a brick
blacksmith shop, 10 Geo. w. Rock, for sl,C5J.
Arrest If DeSertsr-Charles Anderson, q
deserter from the command of the United
States troops, now stationed In Warrenton was
arrested al Battery Rodgers, TO which place he
had gone and offered himself for enlistment,
yesterday, and cent back TO his company.
Broken tp.-The Freedmen's Bureau, at
Arlington, we learn, is broken up. Doctor
Howard has been moving for the last two
weeks. The ecdmen are being distributed TO
different points-some to Lincoln Barracks
and the others to other localities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

The INV STALLS IN CsHTRE MARKsr.-
Editor Stdy-A most inconsiderAte article ap.
Saturday last, entitled ss3aie Of sails in the
Centre Market" which il not merely untrue in
fact, but reflects most seriously upon me as q
1 trust yop win correct the false impression
created by said article, and give the public
10 understand that "Mr. 0erhardt the ne "
master OF the Centre Market has" NOT ..permit.
ted certain persons to erect thirty i've stalls in
tnat ne does not assume 10 have power TO per.
init any such thing.
1t was further Stated that "Mr Gerhard,
by this man9uvrs, gives certain favored
parties the fee simple Of stalls at a mere
nominal sum, when the other butchers in the
market, not so favored, must pay FOR the same
s5,WO" A more gross misrepresentation could
not haye been concocted, and how any one
could have been SO careless in drawing upon
their imagination for their facts passes the
understanding Of ordinary men.
If they had inquired Into the facts before
they so grievsusly assailed me they would
LIST. There were q large number Of butchers
in the city who desired stalls in the market
who could not obtain one, because there were
none 10 be had.
I'd. That they petitioned for the privilege OF
erecting stalls TO supply the demand, and
offered TO erect them at their own expense,
besides paying license, &c.
Sd. That the erection Of those stalls interferes
with the rights Of NO one unless, indeed, with
MONOPOLY OF the butchers in the old stalls.
Before the late attempt to build new market
house there were stalls upon this same ground.
Certainly as many stalls are now needed as
before the late rebellion, when the population
OF the city was about half its present number.
4th. The city refused to erect the stalls because
OF the expected early removal Of the market
house, and the butchers were compelled to
erect them at their own expense, or be closed
ont Of the market.
9Th. The public will have the advantage of
more competition in purchasing their pro-
visions.
9th. Permission was granted the butchers to
build those stalls by the Commissioners of the
Market and the Mayor, Mr.. Bowen, ana take
pleasure in stating that the stalls will con-
stitute much.needed and most desirable
improvement. Jos. GRRHARDT,
Clerk Centre M ,rket
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report, Mr.. Augustus L. Perry, treasurer Of
the relief fund for the Maryland sufferers. re.
ports having received from Mr.. John p. Lin 4.
man $40, and accounts of clothing have been
forwarded to Ellicotts city. RENTED to VIM
Ii. Gibbons, treasure at EllIcott's city, Sl20A5
for special distribution among the sufferers in
the valley of the Patapsco above and below
Ellicotrs city. Information received from
these localities represent the suffering there as
still very great and it Is hoped that no relaxa-
ton in contributions will yet take place. Up.
wards of Si,299 have already been RENTED
from contributions from this place, leaving a
balance still, Of about $50, in the hands of the
treas urer.
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Baltimsre Markets. fs.S.v.

BALTIMORE, Sept l4.-Cotton dull; held nom.
lnaily at Is. Flour more active: Howard street
super, ss50as9.25; do. Extra, S1O.25asI2; do.
family, sl2 25asI2.75; City Mills super, ss.75a
~; do; Extra, siOaS12-25; do. family, sl2.5 Oa
SI325: Western Super, e7.75p$s.25; Extra. $3.50
aSlea5; Wheat dull, receipts small; good to
prime, S2.2saS2.50; low grades, Si75as2
Corn steady, prime White, 81. 1sasi %; yellow
S125aSl.27. Oats dull, 67a72ceuts Rye, dull
az Sl4o: Provisions less firm Pork. s3I: Ba.
con-Rib Sides, II; clear do TX: Shoulder $,
1ial4 4. Hams, DC; Lard, 20 cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

TIE RETURNS FROM MAIEE.-At thu Repub.
lican headquarters, $40 Pennsylvania avenue.
this evening, the Soldiers and Sailors Repub.
lican District Committee will be in receipt OF
the earliest Maine election returns, sent them
direct by the National Republican Committee
in New York The New York Tribune and
Boston Advertiser dispatches will also be re-
ceiyed there. The rooms will be kept open Till
midnight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14
DIED.

DICE This morning at hall. past O'Clock, of
Typhoid Fever, HENKY DICE, youngest son Of
John and Dora Dice, aged 10 years.
The relatives and friends Of thu family re-
specifically invited to attend the funeral. from No
AZ street. between 9th and 7th streets, to NOR :.
row (Tneedayl afternoon, ct o o'clock, m
baltimore Bun please copy
EOKEs On the 18th inst, at II O'Clock, D. m .
JANE ADRLAIDE, aged 20 years, mo uths and 9
days. only daughter OF James and Eliza Nokes, OF
this city.
The friends and acau al nj ances of the family are
invited to attend the funeral, Tuesday, Be ptem
Der 18th. at 80 m, frem the residence OF her
pare pts, No $50 7th street east, between G and I
GATEWOOD. Suddenly, on 18th instant, after
. few hours illness. NANNIE CLARKSUN
GATBWOOD, young est daughter OF John T. and
Mary A. l.. Lakewood, ag.d years AMI 3 m 1uths
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in.
vited to attend the funeral, Tuesday afternoon
At o'clock, 2; n, from 81 Washington street
Georgetown. ID. o.
baltimore Sun please copy.I
NEALE: On Tuesday. the 18th ultime, JOHN
FINALE, Of Washington city, in the 55th zeal
Of his age.
BRITJON; September 18th, ct Q a. m, Mrs
MARY CRANDALL. wife Of Alexander T. Bit
ton, ESQ.,, aged IS years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

GENTLMHH wishing .rhe Pet and 10 cent
cigars BY the boz can now b accomm odated.
10 cent size, only $3.50 per hundred; cent size,
IS per hundred. For sale only at the National
Cigar Divan, ID street. near 9th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge Pisher.-This court.
after a recess Of two months, resumed its Nav
term his morning, and was engaged III calling
the calender, entering judgments, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14
MAR HIED

.JOHANNLs-yON CuLIN. On the evening OF
the 9TH instant by the Rev. john Pleassnton On
Hamel, in Christ Church Delaware City HENRY
CLAY JOHANNES, of the Treasury Department
washington, ID. o., and ADRIANNA Won CT.
LIN, Delaware City, Del.
BROKEEBURY-GENNIN September 81
by Rev HnmeI Mr.. A. ID. BKOKENBURY
to Mits n. JENNINGS, all OF this city
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CONDITION OF REV. DIR, OLDs, RECTOR OF
CHRIsT's CHURoH.-The Rev. DIR. Olds is not
yet dead, as reported. but is as low as he pos
sibly can be, and his demise is hourly looked
for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14
Baltimore stock Market, To-day.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 14-virginia 6's, inscribed
old, 49, bid, ASH asked; do. 1s66, 40 bid; do
1867, ~ bid, 4sk asked; do coupon, old, So bid
do. coupon, new. SO bid.
N. T.. 6's, A bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,

IN IN. n.,is; AsHI III n = AHGnst - IgSs
naVe Emeline n. Stedn an } of Elizabeth New Jer
tey, executrfx Of the estate OF George ". Sted
patent granted the said George w. stedman, the
18th day OF December, 1884, and reissu ID the 2lth
day OF April, 1859, for an Improvement in &c Gine
Machines: 1t il ordered that eaid petition
be heard at this Office on the 2sd day of No.
vember next. Any pertan may oppose this extern
sion. OBJECTIONS, depoeitions, aud other papers
should be filed In this ONCE twenty days before the
day Of hearing. ELISHA FOOTE
3-w3W miasioner of pafenfs
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Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, Sept 14.-Sterling Exchange, o
Gold, 43x. Money easy at 3a5 per cent 5.20's
1862, coupon, 13k; 10-4O's registered, AZ; yir.
ginia 6's, x-coupon, 81; North Carollna6's, ex
coupon, %. do. new, 72x.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

As THE SDAsoN OF The SBAR and Yellow
Leaf approaches, remember Fall Overc oats are
selling at low rates, at A. Saks Co., 5l7 tn
street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

NOTICE Having secured the services OF Mr..
BENNY =. Riley. formerly with A: McOo-
pleased 70 see ny old customsrs,. and any Others
who may want anything in my line, and will
guarantee % good Won r. ct a. fair prices a. can
Be done elsewhere. Remember the place, Sign Of
the Big Gun. No Ala street, between 9th end
JOHN J. PEABODY.
HAVING TAKEN OHARsR OF ALL WORK
CONNECTED With she GUNsMiIHJNG pEPART.
E MSHT e NJ SuN AMP
street, viii be Dleased to SEQ bis or any OF my
old friends. tse1-tn HENRY e. RILEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

ELVUR-FLOUR.-Af ua assortment anerade
Mn iced, Meal. oats, cGsp, Bs,sS R.E, 3D.. ss
EIN Indiana eveDue and lst streSt
aux neaS .. and o. 3. B. Depct,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

HEAR YE PEOPLE, AND LISTEN TO tn.
VOICE OF WlsDoM.-Thoee in want Of Gents
Furnishing Goods, good goods, at low prices,
60 to the ORIeINAL FRANC. 49a Seventh street.
between ID and z, where you will find splen-
in any similar establishment in the city. His
motto is, "a quick penny is better than a slow
dollar" Remember the place -494 Seventh
street, large plate glass front, six doors below
E street. No branch store. 9,9,l