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The Republican journal., 1869-09-09
FOR GOTERNOR,
Franklin Smith,
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WALDO COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
For Senators-ADAMS TREAT,
EZRA COX.
For County Commissioner GORGE T.. WALLACE
For County Treasurer-EDWI SALMoND.
LINCOLN Coz MY NOMINATIONS.
For Senator-DANIuL Y. lIU1ClIINGS.
For County Commissiontr-IAMES MUlIIGAN.
For County Trcasurer--JAMES TAYLOR.
KNOX COUNTY NOMINATIONS
For Scnators-PHILANDERJ j. CARLETON,
RUGGLES S. TOKREY.
For County Commissioner-ABNFR DUNTON.
For County 1rcasurer-GEORGE W. BERRY.
HANCOCK COUNTY NOMINATION.
For Scnators-CYRUS j. HALL,
ALONZO COLBY.
For Sherif-LENI b. WYMAN
For County mmssioncr-JOSEPll +. SMITH,
For County ACKNOWLEDGMENT WOOSTER.
WASHINGTON COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
For Senators-SAMUEL ID. LEAVITT,
AARON ii. WOODCOCk.
For County Commssioner-.JASON q. LEIGHTON.
For County Treasurer-EDWlN LONGFELLoW.
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The Aged brotherhood, q society of Poll
land to which nobody is admitted under G5
years of age, had their first annual excursion
down the harbor of Portland last week They
numbered over q hundred. The oldest, iona
than Morgan is in his 92d year; and i'll the
number were severalwidely known-Wiliam
Willis, the Historian, who was 7G that day,
and John Neal, the poet, who is also 76.
About one quarter were natives of Portland ;
and several were of foreign extraction. Den
mark, France, Nova Scotia, Wales, England,
Holland and Ireland were represented They
formed a society, Of which Oliver Gcrrsh is
President. After dinner, John Neal and
others made speeches, and a song was sung
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If the Bangor Wing is not satisfied with
the predictions of the Democrat, of that city,
as we infer that it is not, we recommend that
unhappy sheet to turn its attention to another
article in the Democrat which does not con-
tain prediction but an accomplished fact.
We refer to the official figures by which it is
shown that Bangor is the most heavily taxed
city inthc United States. The Wing has here
tofore conveniently ignored that statement
When it feels in an aggressive mood, we sug-
gest that there is file for it to gnaw upon. Oh
will it quietly submit to the imputation that
under radical management the city has be-
come so incredibly burdened? At the same
time the Democrat shows that the incomes Of
the citizens have almost entirely fallen off.
Is the Wing going to consent to this by its 81
lence, while it fuses and fumes over the cst
mated figures of the next election?
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The editor of the New York Sun says he might
have had an office elf he had given Grant house
or horse" That is plain talk for radical.
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Subscribers requested take notice of the date
the coored slips attached to the paper 1t is the only
form of receipt now used For instance. 10 May Is,
means that the subscription is paid to that date. When
a new payment is made the dale will be Immediately
changed to correspond and thus receipt in full is sent
with paper Subscribers in ed
to forward the sums due.
As-In sending money, state THE POST OFFICE to
which the paper is sent.-9h
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A4-S, NJ. PETTENGIL Co., State ST., Boston
and 81 Park Row. New York, authorized Agents
for procuring subscriptions and forwarding advertise
ments. ~
Rs-S. r. NILES No Scollay's Building, Court ST.,
Boston, is authorized to receive advertisements for TINS
paper.
aS-GEO p. RowELL & Co., 40 Park Row, New York,
will receive for this paper at the lowest
rates Their orders will always receive prompt attention.
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We receive from different papers very pleasing
and we desire to return our Acknowledgements fol
the same. The Republican Journal of Belfast, how
ever. goes considerably out of its way to throw an
unWarranted sur upon the motives which have in
luenced the political change that has taken place
with this paper. In regard to the "greenback ar
gument, which seems to be the text of the Journal.
item, the idea advanced deserves no particular at
tention, except perhaps, as an example of pure
originality on the part Of the author. 1t is entirely
characteristic OF paper whose manager is the
counterpart of him who has been described as draw
mg'upon his imagination for his facts. dexter
Gazette.
The Gazette will see that we give it the
privilege of stating the case in its own words
which it does not accord to us. We prefer
always to tell our own story, rather than that
another should work it over. The answer tc
a few plain questions will settle the matter al
issue. First, did the Gazette support Mr.
Hichborn for Governor, at one time? Second
did the present proprietors purchase it fol
greenbacks or their equivalent, and substitute
Chamberlain name for Hichborn's? Third
If so, was the change effected by ''the green
back argument?
viii the Gazette obligc us by making its
comments on our remarks as we make them
above, and not on a garbled version of them :
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SUBSCRIBERS desirng,to have the address of papers
changed state the Post Office to which the paper
has been sent well as that to which it is to go.
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ApMISIsrRA rORs, EXECUTORS and GUARDIANS de
string their advertisements published in the journal
will please so the Court all advertising not
directed is withheld from this paper.
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DEATH OF GEN. RAWIINs The Spcreta

DEATH OF GEN. RAWLINs. The Secretary
of war, Gen. Rawlins, of Illinois, died at
Washington, Sept. 9th, at four o'clock. He
had been i'll for several weeks, but it was on
" till few days before his decease that his
case was considered hopeless. He served
with distinction in the late rebellion.
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Republican 3oarnal,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1869
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
WILLIAM III. SIMPSON
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

SUBSCRIPTION TERMS. In advance, $500 year
within the year. 25o at the expiration OF the year $500
ADYEgrIsING TERMS. For one square, Gone inch OF
length in column for three weeks, and % cents for
each subsequent Insertion. fraction of a square charg
ed as q full one.
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The temperance men OF Ohio are running sepa-
rate ticket this year, and have nominated Samuel
Scott for Governor.
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LETTER FROM BOSTON

Belfast and its Prosperity-A Trip from thence
to Portand-City of Richmond Portland
Its Places Of lnterest-Roman Catholic Ca
thedral-Garden Hotel-New England Fair,
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"JoHS PLoUGHMAN's TALK, or Plain Ad-
vice for Plain People;" by C. II. spurgeon.
Published by Sheldon & Co., New York.
For sale BY Mohun & Bestor.
"AURKLIA, or the jews Of Capcna Gate.'
Translated from the French by Colonel p. F..
De Gournay, late Of New Orleans. Published
by Kelly, Pet & Co., Baltimore. For sale
by Blanchard d Mohun.
FROM PRESpSER & Co., corner Of Fif-
teeuth street and New York avenue, we
have the current numbers of Bells Lift IN
London and Sporting Nep', tho London
Weekly Times and the Dublin bishman.
FROM THE AGENTS, Messrs. French, Lam
gran & ogilvie, No. 1884 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., we have the October numbers Of the
W,stn,instsr Review, the London Quarterly
RsvieiU, and the Edinburgh Rsginc. The
London Quarterly R,Viep contains hitherto
unpublished letters from Lady Byron to Mrs
Leigh, In 1916.
From sHILLISoroS, corner Of Four-and-a-
half street and Pennsylvania avenue, We
have the December number Of the Atlantic
Monthly, Our Young Foiks, and Godey's Lddys
Book, and the current numbers of Appleton's
Journal.
CANINE AND TrLLI," by Mrs. NJ. A. Den
nison, author OF "Noble Sister," &c. Pub
llshed by Alfred Martien, Philadelphia. For
sale by VIM. Ballantync, $40 Seventh street.
"PAsSAu's TRrUxrus," (Denison series, }
by Mrs. NJ. A. Denison, author Of "Oppo'
site the JAIL" &c. Published by Alfred
Martien. For sale by VIM. Ballautync, 5lo
Seventh street.
FRox Prender & Co., No. 442, Fifteenth
street, corner Of New York avenue, we have
the London Weekly Times Of October 81
B.lrs LIFE In London, Of October 80, and the
Dublin Irisi,ndn, of October 80.
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F6hboboH.
The health. Of EI.secretary Stanton Is so
much improved as TO enable HIN to attend
to practice In the courts.
Hon. J. K. shsfer, Of Idaho; John T. Ford,
Of Baltimore; and Hon. J. II. Ketcham, Of
New York, are at WlllArd's.
John Gilmore, Lemuel c. Cowdon and
Albert J. Robinson have been promoted from
assistant messengers to first-class clerks In
the Second Auditors office.
The Secretary Of tho Navy has telegraphed
Admiral Radford to send the United States
steamer Richmond as convoy to the British
vessel having on 1t the remains Of the late
George Peabody.
Pere Hyacinthe Is In New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stoves book on the
Byron scandal will DO ready next month.
Mr.. Henry Clay Beecher, son OF the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, has married Miss
Frances Gertrude Snow, daughter OF the late
Mr.. George NJ. Snow, once the commercial
editor OF the New York Tribune.
Hon. Z. r. Hoar, Attorney General, ar
rived 10 Now York yesterday, en- route, and
left in the evening train for his home In
Massachusetts, to spend Thanksgiving.
Hon. Edward Mcpherson, clerk Of the
House Of Representatives, and Mr.. franklin
Philip, OF the firm Of Philip d solomous, OF
this city, were among the passengers who
arrived In Now York In the steamer Russia
on Tuesday. Mr.. McPherson's health has
been fully restored by his European trip.
W. J. Whitney, New York; L. J. Engle-
bert, Westminster; Geo. Atchison and ].
D. Putnam, New York, are at the Owen
house.
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BALTInoRn MARKET.
tsT FSsss H IL. c1ains ssss.d ME
activity, but Il deeldedly weak, though priess
show 10 duotsbte change; There were NO
shipper. u MARKET and bushes. va. conss. :.
800 Barrels, yiri 100 Howard street Fine a.
ASH, $50 Western super Al ss0sas, 100
Es.is5p Spring E sns,. Al r. and 10 Howard
Whssi-wss setlys aud Arm this morulne
except for Psnnsylyania red, which was dun
and lower, prime seliins At u asol;a ,wenots
SIss6iT, 5000 ds. prime DO. At q ,so9i IS,
1000 do medium grads do. a. q .oo0i ~ And
700 bushels white at from ti.ss to slSs, the
csr.Dwas steady and nrm this morning.
sales comprise 5000 bushels new atssfes
cents e, .S,s o ssd pT', u
1 ,ocS Su.hsl. At esesf'ea
osArs 10 Eoos dsnsr sis. And I n,n. Sales
Cobse-The market eontlnaes very dull,
though prices are stsadtiy maintained. There
%: q ssscoa
before, VII; Rio In bond sIf6iok cts. for fair
10 FSG Sy p.S ss 81 10 pi% AT sc sosd
is,r, ieH OH cts: Tor good to primo, and $50
SoaCs.-Ths market I'll: , nornlns i Z: . .s, :;
" Sn asl.sai cents fof rood osdinsry, AZ SaiT
cents for log mtddling, and 2tx04s cents for
middlinr, There 10 4 FOOD Inquiry, but A. yet
no s,ies have been made buyeru being indis-
posed to pay the advanced rates den snded.
Mois,,si.SPrlse. ,sg.ia ., before quoted,
at is{6Ss otst Enslish leland At ss67o ets.,
and Porto Rico al bodf5 cents per gallon,
hut the market 10 dull, and we have no further
ssles 10 report -s.r.- d ..1.r...r
MN Teed.-Erownstuf 10 dull and lower,
CITY MIL: , nav .e,ins g' cent as, snd
we quote at 3ol32 cents for light, toa<3 cents
for medium, and sS1eo cents per bushei for
heayy =.
Propi,ions, There Is nothing doing In old
Meats beyond a mere jobbias trade, bat the
armness with which the hog product 10 held
snS there IL iss. dispos,tion manifested 20
nress asies We ouote bacon steady a. before,
yi,, l5lISpi5k cents for cid shoulders, ls,<(lio
cents for nd rib stdes, isl1lsL cents for new
so' and 20 eents for new name but buslnsss 10
a. I, cnnaned IN mere retail saies Old hulk
sbouldsIs we now quote Al isiIaissi cents, a
further ADVANCE. hut we hear no price named
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U OCTOBER 81 1863
District NJ Coiun,Jia, Wdshin1toR OountU, TO ,od
ministratrix, 9. /. a., Of HsIekiAh Anderson. dc.
ceased, the admit nistratr!x, c, a., Aforesaid has
Washipg tOn eountE AfJrs1Aid, apgOipted TUES
PAY sas lSs Of al S2SSTSGH s2s 1sf
estate Of said d+eeassd, aud Of the assets In hand
as far as the same haye been COLLECTED And turned
heirs Of said deceased are notified to attend, with
their claims properly yoaohed, or they may other
dsceassd = esiAtei prov copy Of this order he
published once u week for three weeks In the
RAT. A. WEBSTER,
ae6.TuSvs Register VI Wills
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Offering. Already the old landmarks OF
climate and province have been swept away,
and we stand now one people with com
mon language, Q common interest and a
common purpoDs. ~
This Is the purport Of Thanksgiving As
intimately cona1erSi. n means more than
merely chusrh-golss in the morning, and
dinner and festivities afterward. 1t means
all that the word indicates-givlng thanks
for each and every blessing which God has
accorded 10 us as q nation or a. individuals.
"When thou hast eaten and art full, then
thou shalt bless the Lord thy God for the
good land which He hath given thee and
serve Him with joyfulncss and with glad
ness Of heart, for the abundance OF all
things.' This embraces all tho Interior
|NgniHcancc OF a word that leaves our lips
too often without meaning. 1t Is public
celebration Of Divine goodness, set apart for
religious services, specially to acknowledge
the goodness OF God not only for our freedom
from cslamities aud dangers, but In the
bounteous dlspcnsation Of His blessings.
The early autumn days have fhded away,
the crimson glory OF the foliage Is scattered,
and the Icy winds Of winter are already upon
US; but 1t seems appropriate that Thanks
giving day should como like vespers in the
evening Of the declining year, aud the In
cense Of nations prayer ascend at even
song TO tho throne Of the Great Eternal.
And II II bs true that every country, every
city. eyery altar. every house and every
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" OCTOBER d, 1852
District of COlu nstid, FashingtOa County, 10 pA!
=, IN the ease OF AsBuRT LL0ID and J. WESLEY
ceased, the exeeators Aforesaid have. With the ap
county aforesaid, appoipled SATURDAY, the 5Hi
q koyembur.h D lao, for the Anal seltleine OF sn
Dissipation OF the personal estate Of said deceased
and Of the ASsets IN hand as fAT as the same have
been collected and turned Into money! when aGd
where all the creditors and heirs Of said dseessed
are notified to attend, with their claims properly
| vOuched, or they may Otherwise by law be eE.
eluded from all beneht In said deosA ssd estnte.
/ provided a copy Of this order be published ON
week for thr rec weeks In the NATIoSAL REPrBlI.
/ Test, L. WEBSTER
OegI. W9y Register OF will
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ADAMS. On the Il h Instant Surgeon NRwTos
n. ADAMS, Unlted States navy, aged ~ years
IN ,nths sad s days.
d-nce, No 9Plsnt's Row, a street. between your
tenth and Fifteenth streets, % Friday, 18th Ia
quaintaness are invitsd - attend without further
notice.
uPsHuR; On the 18Th q November May ASH
mo uths and 6days.
Tho funeral Will take place from her late resi-
denee Eleventh streat, between snd X, this after
nO0u at 3 Q clock. Tho friends aud acauAintancss
are invited to attend.
BADEN. On thu l7ih instant, vsRsoS. infant
sou Of Captain job W. and Mamie U. Baden.
aged month.
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HoxEs FOR wAsaIsGroN TENANTS

,,,,WORk xOK WAsHINGTON MKuHhNICsI
eessity Of having homes Of their own easy terms,
sud constant work. are requested 70 meet at Board
% TRADE Rooms, near corner q Ninth street and
PennsylyautA avenue. over Dobson's store, on
FRIDAY EVENING", November %, att 30 o'clock.
ling OK. o fBRITivE no aBsTskp AssodiG:
TON, os the plan so suece.sfal IN Baltimore and
houses erected b. the aggregation Of funds on
mouthly subscriptions Of one dollar or more per
share. and re-sold TO stock holders on q credit OF
ten years. payable In mon thly instalmt with
also provision that all buildinx aud labor shall
be contracted for and performed by stock holders.
noyls-sodiftd tstar
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Ivy CHAs. w. BOTELEH, Auctioneer
Corner oi TsSih stree, and PsnnsylSanis avenue.
s.tE oy 7 CLASS SABIyE5 gyFsJryEE;
sEhE d,s ksT SAkPf SdSSs tasE CHINA
o. TS Shf hosFisS' SsS os;:S Ss %. com.
,s1 NO. q n ssSa' sIS az. t.i
Sew nth streets, an extensive collection Of nearly
new hrst.elass Household Furniture. embracing In
VALIANT ParlOr Suits. upholstered in green velvet.
Large siit.frame French plate Pier Glass, 9svss.
Hsnd.oms wsiaui marble: Top Centre Tables
W. .Ss Sas E&ssSP9R csa, with
Oriental and other Fancy Chairs
Eise Brss.sl.. Ihrss:PiS and other Carpets
si.tins 81 sSsPsrioI Turkish LOunss. Arm.
OK III Rsai Cs via Marble slab. and Gothic
Oak Marble.top sidsbOari, trimmed with walnut.
aud mirror back
Oak Extension and Dinipg Table
Gil P PS aiss s and Table
MsI6is;.op and other sets Of Cottage Chamber
and Pillows. Walnut and other wsfdfobes
Pine French China Dinpsr Set
R H.ss ssa T Table cSS 4s.sa
fIiser.tor. Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Rsqui.
This 4. very att.,etIys. sale, the house being
which Is In excellent condition. N, Term. sssh,
nolS II AuetIopeer
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BELT-TYLBR.-In0 eorsetown, D, G., on tho
IDr. GrAtton Tyler.) By the Rev. W., W, Will
ii.ms, Nj TRrEsAs BELT. JR, OF Baltimore
Nd, and Mics AHsIE O. TrLER.
Won AHLRRKL On Tuesday
November lsD, At qrae. chu,eh. Baltimor Nd. /,
ssxtorf. And Ars. NAssiE PARKHAA, daughter
Of oliver Bsirne, OF Virginia.
PHI sLPs-CARRISGroN.-o On the 10Th instant.
p. PHELPs, OF The Virgins Conferenee. N. B,
Church, and Mrs. JAsR W. CARRtSdroS, Of
Texas.
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JNgaE osPHAss, COURT EojEr a fH asI p IS

ELIZABETH 0. iApsErT - aardian 70 the infant
ebildren Of Joseph NJ radEett, deceased. having
tolors GRANTED 10Y this Court, she has sold part
Of 50 usrs nIns hundred and thirty. ta,ol Is par.
L street sJuth, 81 feet from northeast eorner Of
said - dare. and running west % feet 7inehes By
sum Of si2i;
Il IL this 9th day Of November, A. D. 1850. Or.
dered by the Court, That said sale be hnAlly rati
l,i On the 10Th day Of December, A. y. 1909, M.
iS,s cause 70 the contrary be shown before ihai
once week for three weeks In the DAILY Ma
riOSAL RErCBLICAs prior to said 10th day Of De-
cember, A. b. 1888. wM. p PURCELL,
Judge Of the Orphan Court
true oopy-Test: A. WEBSTER,
nOyl6-Tu9w Register Of Wills.
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kY D re.itpsi NJ. anles nedoT ,Ra dSI1I5.
ment, aud will hereafter give his entiro attention
to ths practice Of his profession,
Omes, corner OF Tenth aud N streets,
Once Hours, to- a. m to .. mi Ito 8
y. IN. Oe6-u
ka. WOULD MOST RESPECT
~ fully call the attention Of the public to my
formerly welker's, late Burk ard
Ocl.u WIN. PULLMAN.
s0f.REMOyED,-N N. II. Miller, Attor-
BD nsy a. Law, has remoy cd his once TO No,
flour And.a.half street, near the City Hall,
Aug2-3m ..f
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f9g-IN RELATIoN0 T Yo9 ,THEsPAss-

NAyI DEPARrAEsr, SEPT, Is, 1862
The notice OF the Depart having been ca led
TO numsrOu Us and extensive depredatiOns committed
upon the public lands reserved for timber for naval
purposes, lying In the States Of Louisiana, Mlssls
sippi, Alabama aud Florida, publ notice Is hereby
given that Naval OfieeTs and other persons have
been ordered to examine all the lands referred 10,
and cause all ttsspasssrs to be Appreciated aud
prosecuted, employing the civil power and, W here
necessary, the military or naval forces, to assist
an bring to punishment such persons rs may be
found euIpAb BILE In this Isspeet; -
0EUR0R N, ROBRsoN,
oe20.wit Secretary VI the Navy.
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wAsuIparoS, Nov. II, lseo.-Jsy Cooke
400 furnish the following quotations OF Gov.
srnmeut securitiesi
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tlafoTHE NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY
~ will hold Its hrst SociAble OF this sea-
son At Harmonial HALL. Pennsylvania avenue, be.
tween 9Th and seventh streets, on tn ANKsdly-
tons, Music, and Dancing. Members Of the Society
and those desiring to Join With their friend. In
vitsd. SAMUEL O. RHssENDEN.
President,
L. DIANE. Sncretary, nolB.gt
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In order that all the attaches Of the RKrup.
IrcAs may have an opportunity Of observing
Thanksgiving Day, no paper will be issued
from this ONCE tomorrow.
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INIT ORPHANS COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L 0P COLUMBIA. THE ORR DAY OF oCTo'
In The matter Of the will Of Harris W. Granger
deceased;
ordered. That the probate o. the said will be set
for heA nE on the 18th day Of November, lsD. and
the widow and heirs at law Of the deeedent appear
on " before that day aud show cause, II any they
have, why the said will should not be admitted TO
probate: PrOrided, That this notice be published
ncs week for four weeks In the NATIONAL hB-
PT BLIoAs Of gton city. and a copy sent to
The last kuown residence Of the said Widow and
4 true copy; Test WEBSTER,
Gel9-Tnla Register II wills.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
- wAsHIS0roS, D. c.. Nov. IS, 1859.
On the petition OF CHARLRs II. sATRE aud q a RuE
KLIEoK, Of Utica, New York, praying for the ex.
tension Of a patent granted 70 them on the l2,h
q June. isdo. for an improvement In CultiyatVT
Teeth:
II Is ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the 18th day Of January neIti that the
time for nling arguments and the Examiners re-
port be limited to the 2ist day OF January nexti
and that said petition be heard on tho 10Th day VI
January next.
Any person may oppose thi. extension.
SAMUEL y. FISHER,
nols-Thsw Commissioner Of Patents.
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PROPOSALS FOR sEXRR ON III" STREET.

PROPOSALS FOR SEWER ON 81" srREET
L NORTH
OFFICE suP'T. AND ISs. or SEWERS
CARRIAsRwArs, fOoTwAIs, |
AND NBw BuILplSgs,
CRY HALL. wAsHIsqTos. Nov y. 1859.
Sealed proposals VII Ss received a. tue MsEniIps
DAY. the nth instant, for constructing tive. foot
Barrel Sewer on 'L'' street north. commencing
at point eighty feet east o. the bnlldipg line on
the east side Of Seventh street and extending east
street, with iatsr.is, dropI, traps, and t6inbler,
wherever required.
The work to be done under the direction OF the
uperintendent Of Sewers, the COmmisslOner Of the
Third Ward, and such Assistant Com ni ssioners as
may be appointed by the Mayor.
The Mayor reserves the right to reject any or all
bids II deemed for tn. interest Of the corporation
to do so, and Aby bid that does MOI conform to this
cred.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Sewer
CHARLES II. BLISS.
nols Superintendent Of Sewers, &c,
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hlaJ.N Office TO CORPOR
- LABORERS AND ORDER-HOLD.
BKs. The balances due lAborers ia each ward for
ioork dons previous TO September l. will be paid
uext week at the Offices OF the several Ward Com
misstoneIs, beginning with the First Ward on
MONDAY, the 18th inst, giving one day to each
Laborers aud Order folders who have dues on
the rolls for work done prior to septe mber should
present their claims at the appointed times.
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220 str ct, between Eighteenth ana NineIeenth
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