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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08
LARGE AND SMALL FARMS.

Sometime ago the Richmond Dis
patch contained very judicious esti-
mate of this question, which we regard
ed at the time as incontrovertible.
Some thinkers are apt to "run in the
ground" as the phrase is, new thing,
and this matter of small farms is ono of
them. But what the Dispatch said of
them is true. In Illustration of this,
we have recently seen an extract from
a private letter contained in the New
bei n Journal Of Commerce., which is to
tho point. The writer says: grs3
81 travelled for two weeks with DR..
II. Z Ashe formerly of Wilmington. N.
c., now of the city Of Stockton, through
the great agricultural region of the San
joaquin Valley. Dr. Ashe is the second
largest farmer in California. His crop
eff grain this, or rather next season, will
be about 1000 bushels, if tho season is
q fair one.
III was on one of his farms, 2,l00
acres in extent, upon which he had five
mon employed in blowing and putting
in seed. lie told me he would not ON
ploy over seven laborers until harvest,
and expected to raise 10000 bushels
grain on that farm. All this struck me
as very strango-20,0Go bushels grain
and only seven men to do tho labor;
but when | looked at his gang plows
pulled by six or eight horses, his sow
ing machine on two horse wagon, scat
tering the seed sixty feet wide, and so
adjusted as to SOW forty five, sixty, or
seventy-five pounds to the acre, one man
being able to sow fifty or sixty acres
per day; and then to his reaping ma
chine, that goes through his fields TAX
ing tho heads off them leaving tho straw
standing, the machines being accompA-
niod By wagons of huge dimensions, and
making an opening twonty or twenty
five feet wide, throwing tho grain fast
as reaped upon wagons, which deposited
it fast as received in some convenient
place ready for the thrasher, which
como along, worked by either horse or
steam power, which thrashes and bags
from 1000 to 1900 bushels per day A;
| was no longer astonished. Seventeen
hundred acres Of this farm viii be vol
unteer crop" aa} e
Here wo see that large farm is cul-
tivated by comparatively few hands, by
tho aid of labor saving machines, and,
no doubt, all the latest improved agri-
cultural. Implements. -PctcrSbWg III
press.
This is by no means in conflict with
the theory and advantages of "small
farms" nor does not it prove that large
farms may be madc profitable. 1t only
proves this--that by machinery you
may more rapidly convert the fertility
of large area into grain or cotton than
under the old muscular slave system OF
the South. Tho national wealth loses
by both systcms--the lands are impov-
erishcd and the farmer has only trans
fered the riches Of his soil to his barn or
pocket. sgar ~ aal
inseparably connected with "small
farms" arc the ideas of improved tillage
and increasing fertility. The more
numerous they are tho greater will be
the productive wealth of the State Tho
value of its lands and the well-being of
its inhabitants. Any land the farmer
cultivates more than he can improve, is
of questionable benefit to himself or
the country. va,asd
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08

attain to a better appreciation, moi only
of the wisdom and beneicence Of the
great Author of natures laws, but also Of
his dependence upon him, and thus be
advanced in character, in proportion as
he advances in temporal comfort and
well being. a2 aas H. nj. H.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08
"A brow-beating lawyer, in cross-

"A brow beating lawyer, in cross-
examining a witness, asked him among
other questions, where he was on par
tieulsr day TO which he replied: s
Gin company with two friends"
"Eriends q exclaimed the lawyer ,
"two thieves, suppose, you rlean !"
-'1'hcy may be 30" replied the wits
CESS, Tor they are both lawyers
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08

"A polite philosopher once tlfahks i
a lady who had been singing to a party
for an hour, by saying, Madam you
have wasted our time charminglyp
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08

No DIsaulsE.--Don't lattcr yourself,
young man, that a cardamon seed,
kernel Of burnt coffee, bit Of flag root,
or lonlon peel, Glove, or anything of
that shallow sort, will Disguise the nip
per that has. gone down your throat
The lady at your side detects the trick,
and despises the cause Of it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08
Learning, If properly appli,

--Learuing, if properly applied,
makes ysung man thinking, attentive,
industrious, confident and wary and an
man cheerful and useful. 1t is an prna-
ment in prosperity, refuge in adyorsi-
ty, and an entertainment at all times /;
It cheers in solitude, and gives uiodera
LOU and wisdom in al circImastances
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08

AN Irishman. on being told that a
certain kind of stove would ''saye half
the COAL" said, "Indade; thin I'll take
two ofthem, and save it all"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08

More people have gone to the gibbe:
for want of early instruction, than any
incurablo dcprayity of nature.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08

--~Itnever was wise thing yet to
make mon desperate, for one who hath
no hope Of good hath no fear of evil.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-01-08

AN unsuccessful lever was asked
by what means he lost his divinity
"Alas !" he cried, 81 ilattercd her until
she got too proud to speak to meEe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-06

a ROMANTIC STOEV.--Thr Nashville Tenn
Press Tells romantic story OF a Ms. ri4rprr
b.. -, ven tv h"T hrst husband from a
q. = tut F~Etiua~r0Us and r1ncOrJus rtva'.
l.--E F.dr u T-It-d bliss, the Husband sud-
-yi ~ disappeared, and from that time (iSJ6l
gLfl! ~ we"Ss tEJ, nothing has been knC wn
. . u Wh-rr1 bouts. The widow married
-arE. OUst E-T second husband soon Disappear
70 - lu5 t---OuSly a. the 1: st In the mean.
%. r. IRE Uu~ uccessiul lover Of former days an
r.-T.e en- d scene aud renewed cquaintance
v.'i he fWIce-wIdUwed flame OF MS youth
s-IN ~, -Etly IL Was on The point Of succeed
1lI-- b. fac, some preliminary arrangements
-s--r r!rrady made FOR a wed ding, when a de-
I.-lsgvcent occurred IN the water-pipe which
suVp.,d the ECIse of the widow IN S)uth
Nashville. Planners Wee set to work upon
rhr PIPE, bur could make no ImprO vem4n on
70. FsLsily he street was ripped up u aScar-
Tin De sU~r OF III water stOpp4ge. IL was
tsUCd A. he mouth OF The pip-, " hersi il was
ertsCt-C % he ulatl street supnIy pine the
ssg.rtJu OF hand was found the ii gers were
-.c-- mp like kEO-, firmly iammsd ints the
,.atll pipe. tu tsIng taken out, a lack knif--
- r- irLLd tiUtcbrd - tHe fingers, covered
WIN r.>f. O.: course, but sufficiently sound
81 3 Vv.'rc.lu shape 70 snow that it had baen
,-Cr b. property OF the m1n to whom tha
WHOM was E-St married. Upon one of the
fIasT was found also Z diamond ring which her
fist husband wore " beu be If: their house
'-Tt "A years ego. When these particulars
t-t-Il- sLOvlD. tha III Ter dsd bridegroom has
r.y Lit own and he good lady became sick.
80 las frequent spells OF dsIirium. aud
-va:~ aI~ entertained nv b-T phvsicians that hsr
2 asta h@S been IInp lied by the shock D. the
discovery.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
Il o Il 8 A L Z e..

Il A
Two story FRAME HOUSE on PennsyIvanis
avenue, between 9th and eth streets east of nvs
rooms. Another on Penna. ave-, bet 9th and TIN
A three story and basement TRAME on LIST st
cast. between and SITS. north, Of eight rooms.
BRICK HOUSE Of seven room. two story and
BASE mept, 7th street west, between Virgins ay
snue aud u street south Price S2,2Oo S190 cash !;
oaIsnce In six years.
A large three-story FRAME Of ten rooms on
Few York avenue, between 9th and 18th J.. near
the market, with eide and back alleys, paved, for
$50 viii rent fer S45 per month
The above houses are either on or near the line
Of the several street railways, and will be sold
JOSHUA WHITNEY,
Heal Estate Broker.
ma2.5t 416 It'll street, bet G and H.
AOO ACREs SUBURBAN BUILDING SITES
fUv AND COUNTRY SEATS Fob SALE-At
Land, com prisipg the fneet views of ashing tcu,
Georgetown, AID surrounding country as beslt ny
"a any part Of the United States; many sprinss of
the purfst soft cold water; soil excellent, especsy
for grapes and the small fruits Long short time
as desired, and will accommodate purchasers as to
payments in small amounts, say from S'0 per
Uho will erect elegant bulldogs. Do not buy un-
T. A PHILLIPS,
ftIstf Georgetown, C.
At 66EIvATE sALE-,,:oo9 FEET OF
posed s1teusiou of The Capitol grounds sni lst
street east the splendid residences Of Senator
Trumenll and Mr., Brown, Sergesrt s. Arm, Of
the Z: Stnste. Apply at No. 43S Z ST north.
fe 26-tf
TOR RENT Ore large furnished FRONT
b0nm on second floor; 43i 1th street. mar
CURNIsHED ROOMS-Nos cor and 2Os Penn
sylyanis avenue, opposite Willards Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-06
EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS. &c.

IT,. rorts which the Provisional Govern
q spain receive from the Captain Gene
- Tuba are anything but favorable to the
- n rule /; l. generally understood IN
I'D thai the SpanIards hnd i. Oh fficult to
~ wen the important towns, and That the
10 II Cuba are almost 4 anti in favor OF the
ts,tIGtiCn-
n. Govsrnulsn- exam insr reports the cspi-
- - OF jh- -Four h National Bank of Phila-
lam which suspended on the sd ultImo,
.-iyvr.r, To - 5G.tt-'. has disappeared, but the
,..lf1Ts viii SECURE al their money. The
i,rifEg cashier vanish d on hearing that a
lat vas issued for bis arrest.
- - Brush House Of Commons IL vas
- ys-t,idsy that The existing contracts
tb- A.Itn-I' : Steamship Companies would
-. pt The immediate adoption OF tue system
= r.aE penny postage.
l.aa.P II trd,. eighteen wear. of age, was
..t.S y. IA dsG Thursday at Concord, y. II D.,
.,,.- tr- irIuE u = salute IN honor OF the in
.r-u,1rI.u 4 General Grant as President of
~ DUIt-C >'a'es
mn named T. ". Toad aud bis wife were
I'D murdered a thsIT residence near I.sba-
49,. Ir5.. ys--eI5ay mOTEIng. There l. 40
- - tle HUTd-rrTS
,t--.rI-v h4> occurred ia PhiladeIphis BE-
.,r..r IL y ty0r and a portion of tle police
80. qri a ii-u -Suant .. police aud thirteen
~ - lt,r Te>lEE"c-
,.4r .ba ItS. 4ct< of President Johnson
a, r, rardOu O. Jas. u Martin, the default
W 's-ti-rc: rhe National Hide and Leather
Ts.I Boston.
Grv Fngf ~. OF Conn has appointed Fri
.., v4rsh -. =. - b. a day of fasting. humi!
...-.T AMI payer a. that Safe.
tsrly IL thv ensuing summer Prince Arthur
. IugIaud. : - ray visit Of some months
ag-sf,p1 10 the New dominion.
Wednesday nights severe snow storm pre-
...1laf about 81. Hyacintl, Can ada, covering
fss ralIvsy track 20 he depth of two feet.
tire hundred ard fifteen political prisoners
are 10 ~ sent fcOM Cust 10 penal station at
E,rnaudO 70.
The spanish Government is preparing 10
.-sus s. proclamation OF amnesty TOR all politI-
,si offences
y A DOren. tue gambler. who murdered
captain III. Whitfield, ia Memphis, has been
ERASED ON s. o. bonds.
War Ess broken Ouj between the Erie and
Ny-'harn Central railroads.
1hg IrUIsla-a legislature adjourned sine
10 IE4r-uHE iIEhU.
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" ALL WHOM IT nAY COHOERs
DKPARfhRsr OF Yax I,Yrr,o,

.,,,, PESs.ON OYgIck, JAY I3sh Isy
IL. Selon having been made under the act o.
' -, Land W srrants which are alLeeed 10 raw,
a.. cst OF destroy ed Notice IL hereby gtyel
Ssrrs.s GATE io'iSwlns the description Of eaoL
MI - "a new Ger -ineate or warrant OF Ike tezor
aSsszz. q G- COY e0 lion saoIIa tner
b 2 81. tOE 10 acres i..uet urssr ,,s A.,
al > ger .si, 80, IL the nsae Of Lucinda. widow
AsIeL SO ssod august Il, 1856
NJ, 40 .. iZ3 for 30 Sores, issued under III. .c, ~
O.. - I5So' IN The naIne Of Lazarus rtlley, and
Asittd August 1875. March Is 1850
~ ~, Tor loo acres, issued under the AZ. NJ
- .; 100 10 The name Of l. ydis Carlton uifox
- tsrlion, and Wa granted December 81
y les %. f.r 20 scrss, issued under A., os
a.. 20 >, rs. h tire nam- of Joseph Green. and
=, sssnt.d te'ote' p. Ioo7 April 10, 1850
49, - - Tor = acres. issued uoder tn, act ~
a tsc AnEU-tS 40. March y 1859
" ,i.4it, To- - acres. issued under the act Of
=. - >, 49,, u i'fs rsDe of Bailey ID. CLANCY
as grantei = ptember4 1871 april "a Is;1
= " D s. loi6. Ia tht naue OF Bailey n Ch.1ey
kttnt@. Ootobsr . 1873 April 2tI3i9
-, g ~ 90 a~r-~, tssusd under the act OF
81 4 10y, '3a7 In the nsIne OF Eb@uezer Keno
a. sss grsEt-d u ~ hsr D. Iasi aayi IC9''
b. -. f1r l7p acres, ftsusi m T " the AZ Of
"a. 20 in me hsne 81 I'm nphrsy Davis and
y :, ~ ,,I $50 Nay 70 1s5g.
NJ, y LOT ~ acres, Issued uaf-r the act Of
- t.l''S r. the name % Ibomss Nnmn,i az.
sishted December %, ISIS MAY p! t6js
isPkgIAL PErsEs
IL tHEkkIEe.
IIAL'AS GLACIE FRUITa.
HAVANA OBANGES
y ~ bAbBARY DATES
Il d. hCHELL, CO. nsr uth and sta.
uader Ehbitt House
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A>SAsSiNATIOE BY AIE-GUNs.-The nur1ar-
'.~ instances x HntIug mau prone upon the
.t-' p~t4lc STREETS OF tue Eastern cities in
-'rd d ~ bullet, although neither the VIC
IN nor any Other p- son hal heard tn DIS
charge Of any tTeaTm, 50 far a. could b. ascsr-
ttlEFd- 1as caused The suggestion to bs rneda
thdt dlT-guEs have besn brought into r.uul-I
iun- according 20 the authorities this wa
pom 'Tesembllug musket. for the purplSa of
t.S, harEinE missiles b. means of com pressed
slf- II consists IF lock. stock. barrel. and ram
s. - stock l. MADE hollow, and provided
"iiL UiCp~r c0c@S for filling il with com
pressed AR Dy means Of a force pump. Each
.-.s - nothing ont a valve whIeh les into the
trfT-l . portion Of The air compressed in the
81. O.. hen the Trigger l. pulled The gun i
ltItc "i'h Wadding auf ball In the ordinary
So std t"e arr suddenly introduced from
-r -,Ht FrOp~ls II with velocity propor-
-..i - e. the square 700 Of the degree of tna
Gel - -ssrd Ct the air By this weapon a
'-is'H Inay % killed AZ distance OF sixty or
'-ShiE NaiGs. Later improvements give il
lltTeHILg force almost equal TO the Old-fash-
ioL-t u u-hSt- H. chief ad vantage 10 criminals
l-l.- Ltis-Iess discharge. The victim NAV be
'-.-iVd out IN 4 CROWD by a person standing
'.Lcesi-d AZ An upper Wind ". and iftue a. 7, is
,. ,Hralr, perforated ~ bullet, without auy
SLiIce 81 detection excepting those indicated
" aE-les AID direction. Indeed, the body
might fatl IN such manner a 10 indicate con-
CIT -. Entirely different from those which are
i'al- Ars'her or not this theory is correct IL
= evident hat tie ingenuity Of crime kaaDs
ta-- Win tbe Ingenuity OF the most approved
directive M 4 DDS Gu - 90 Re p5lJh-GH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-06

'HEAF WASH FOR BUILDERS Take clean.
Va.'!-''-Lt t,.Sk and Put into IL half bushel
q iinr- Slack II by pouring water over 1t boil
l'-- j.. = AZ IN SUFFICIENT quantity 70 cover il
hN- o. hes Cee. and stIT II brIskly Till thorough
!! si''A-net- When the lime has been slack
-a+d, cIsSCiVe n IN water, and add two pounds
:. su'phatr OF ZIEC and one of cOmmGa salt
4A-~~ VIII cause the wash 10 harden aad
p-ev-nt Us cracking, which gives an unseen.
:! -Fre3TdLce 10 The FORK. A beautiful cream
'-ic- may D. given to The wash by adding three
:, urd> o. yellow OChrs. or good pearl or lead
-vr- bE the addition OF Il lump OF iron bIa x
" "a VII color add four pounds umbar one
I,uLc CT Indian red, and one pound common
ilip black For stone c :lOr add two pounds
Nv . n t-r AID TWO pounds lamp black. When
S!li.+d &c The outside OF houses and to fences
! : ~ irTed more durable by adding about a
i'L- O. sweet milk 10 a gallon OF wash.-Ssica-
= .- is-rIcrs.
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4 L U q q O.,
IMPORTERS OF
ITALIAN WINES, LIQUORS, CORDIALs
DhlED FRUl RS, &c,


IMPORTERS OF
ITALIAN T SRlEb r kktE9fT Fs e: 0ohDIALs'
XIV 18th sts. south side. Washington n D. q. "ns
kinds Pure Olive OH from Luccs; ,PGre Sorrento
9 SC snPis; ss s swiss: and w Pssn'siano
no 2S-3m-
limited STATES PATENT oFFICF,
y - WAsHINGT9y F9tTnsry y. 1859.
banon, Sew HAMPSHIRE, praying for the eItensien
OF patent granted him on the I'D day of May,
$50, for al improvement In Curbs for Water
tits ordered that said petition be heard at this
may oppose this extension. Objections, deposit
tons, and other papers should be ted in this once
twenty days before the day x ah hfssii Foorr.
ie75 w3w Commissioner Of Patents.
nRPBANS'COURT, February l6, ls5s.-DIsrKIcr
u. case Il ANN
isratrix Q. Of Jos. Williamson, deceased the Ad-
tion OF the Orphans Court q Washinstos County
Aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of
March, 1859, for the final settlement and distribu.
ton Of the personal estate Of said deceased and
the assets in hand, As far as the same have been
ali the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are no
titled to attend, with their claims properly vouched
Of s o1d ssr Be-
day lay ~ '"' A'f Test:"JAs. p. o'BETRSE,
fe 2s-lawswr Register OF Wills.
nBPHAHS' COURT, February j, iS69-DIsTRlCr
~ OF COLUMBIA. Washington county, TO ,cu In
james g. Bliss, deceased, the Executrix aforesaid
bas with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court OF
DAY. March To- 1859. for the final settlement and
distribution of the personal estate OF said deceased
been collected and turned into money; when and
where all the creditors and heirs Of said de-
properly youched, they may other wise by Law be
exclui, from all bene TIT in said deceasedS estate;
proyI!td copy Of this order be published once a
week fer three weeks In the evening Star" pre-
viOus to said day
fe i8 'awSws Register Of Wills
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DIED.

biHk : On the .th Instant, ANN BANKS,
aif rusab Banks -
tilrLd. u the family are invited to attend her
HterIcO0. corner Eth and as
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REhD READ TOBACCO CHEwERs
fEOF. LIEBiG,s sMokERs' AND GHEwERs

- q.
IEls ceiebTated CO rEnan discovery /, a nnrsrv
Vegetable AM harmless com pound Aw.Ppsx,D
hNI D'Tk, and removed forever al desire for 10
80 IN Az form % the use Of 9 hfty cent box.
Trtss GEO ". DOCGHERrY Patent msdicine.
~ 5sa'i iIe' no Sold tvs FORD Druggi.t
2 r-n.s avenue, between 18th and 18th Streets
-l1stoI ". Y Ial5-eoSJt
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Extracts from Esoi,vs Of tiis Wo,E ,orau.se.-,
nom The year l8S0.
,, M4MH%Stb BIZ DR. GTRIIs..In this sse Of pre-.
staEtly nsurped BY the false and fraudulent II Es
" the nnerrta2 means Of Judgment whore to seek
rs'ief The authors Of this work have oh vi atet
the treatment Of these painful diseases are the "a
tlent Gusranty, emo we'll deserve for the WORK
Its immense circulatioE.-Era.
cuRrl- ON MANHOOD shccid be IL the hands OF
shy written. and deve'opes the treatmsGt OF A
Glass % painful mslsdi4s, which have too Ions
t"itsd SsJrtcs Gazette.
CURTIS ON MANHoOD.-It aeyeIopes the fearful
.hcsls on which lar ge proportion Of human ha1,
piEess is wrecked, Nd furnishes q chart bY which
they may be avoided ast escaped. FortDf,ats scI
sc0untrV would it be did its yocth pot iq!q nr =.
tioe the phisnthropic aud sci5u &c fnax,fs h-T.
LAID DOWN one cause of m strimoni. Al misery ~; Oh,
then he bantshed from our Lad, aud the rs;7 q
hardy. vigorous spirits of the older siIis
e!s.
CURTIS on MANHooo.--This is really . yataaL,,
excesses the evils of which are manifest in every
Insane asylum, no less than In the shattered con
hs Tes b. II s nc
the young. has SO much influence on the present. g.
on he future well being Of rlany.-Hsra!d.
DR.. CuRTIsIs work, entitled Manhood, IS one OF
subject which csn laY claim to the character of 30
iDg sticiy ct the same time that 1t /.
fuliy fDtelfgibie TO all who read ii. The mora
and nedtcs al precepts given In 1t render IL fpV sln
able -MagEst
CURTIS ON MANHooD.-Thfs fs truly o valuable
work, and should be In the hands of young and
old. The professional reputation Of the author,
combined with his twenty years experience as
medical referee In the eatment Of nervous debil
ity &C., fully accoEnts for the immense circulation
which this popular and ably written medical treat
Ice has obtaiped.-Sxsdov Tssss.
pR. CURTIS may be consulted upon ali cases Of
SEMINAL and PHYSICAh DEBILITY, sPER-
MATORRHEA, and all other diseases arising from
abuses OF the natural functions, at his residence
30. So MOTH enables STREET, BALrI
NOPE, where all communications should Be Cd.
dressed.
once ours-lO to Z, and tospm.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, ID. u, February ls. 1879
On the petition of ROBERT CUsHMAN of
sion Of patent granted him on the 2ad day Of May,
1855, for On Improvement In Stop Motion tor K NIT
10 ordered, that said petition be heard at this
ONCE on the ID day Of Nay next. ANY person
may oppose this extension. Objections, depo.
sitions, aRd other papers fheuld be nled In this
Office twenty days before the ds s q hearing "nTg
fe "a law3w Commissioner Of Patents.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT THE SUB.
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
lumbia. letters testanentary on the personal
washington county. d. q. deceased. All per.
sGe hereby to EXHIBIT the Aa stS
the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on or be.
% sa All o %As Ss .s
fsSr1sry, Isss. ~ MARTHA 4. eissoS' Oh
GRAPE vINEs,-2O goo GRAPE VINES for
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s~BsIden PHILIPPE declares that the an
SIS p'-sessed the secret of malleable glass
L = Al-ted HAT This secret has been re-dIs
,t'rr'1 ana Will be put % practical use
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BOARDING..

u CONS FOR REST-FurnisiIsd or unfurHished !;
~ alsC HOARD. by the LAY or month; zig, cor
neT Ct 10th and NJ streets mas 6t+
4 FEW BoARDERS CAN BIZ ACCOMMO
"A Cate with POARD and LODGINGS At 81 20
PER week. TABLE BOARD SIS 20 per week. Ap-
Ply at 3o3 ct bet. 18Th and 18th SITS. m52tE
FIRST CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
FRONT ROOMS. to be had on nable
terms. at 2ls street between Eth ard 18th a
snort Walk fIom most Of the PUB ic Offices.
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2 DR. RsS MIXING.

~ hks AJkINsON; ga Eighth street vest
fs,msen al e H.. nst,h wedding Reception,
re,heTede styles. No work slishtsd 10 hasten H.
con Pletion-tiDe always set, aud 70 dIsaepofnt.
BsstiDg osrefrlly and promptly done. no IL
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NJ. WILLIAMS
L,yERYBUpY NEEDS THEN.

T. NAhI .N,I "HH
Gentlemen's sne SHIFTS Or hand and made to
ofser, and perfect 1t warranted Night shirts
yhl1oas sizes, good article. Under shirts aud
nrsweIs, In hanne and merino Hosiery, Gloves.
lnbfehas and general assert ment Of ladies and
sen,lenens Furnishing Goods. together with h ne
I.iiet eeaPs. PeIfumeries, Fancy Articles, sc:
reasonable prices aRd fair dealing carefully ad-
h.res 10 4. 4. BURR,
fe leoIm 355 IL bet or ara l1th
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GRAPE vINEs-2O, 900 GRAPE VINES for
VI tale, such g Concord, Oatswba, Diana, Dsia.
ware Perkins, Sc
Also, 100 ,00 Cuttings Of the above serts.
u. FELGER,
fen-2ms Sd asst, bet. r. and q.