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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

EDITOR EVENING STAR II wish through
your valuable paper, 70 call the attention OF the
of1cers OF the Washington and Georgetown
Railroad Company to the manner IN which
passengers are treated who have occasion 10
use transfer check from the Seventh street to
the Avenue line or vice versa, aud 10 do so
VIII state my own case. Yesterday afternoon,
you probably know how hot il was, came
down Seventh street and taking transfer a kats
for myself, wife and baby, started for a s.Nsyy
Yard car, which had Just reac hed the lunc-
ton. "Phancy my Pheelinks" when arrived
within about 20 feet OF the car, the conductor
turned around and looking down upon me "a
members OF Congress are said 10 look upon ap.
plicants for office, he coolIy pulled the bell
and left me standing there IN the broiiing sun
10 wait for another car. Now this lie not an
isolated case. Such cases happen every day
and as many times day as there are trips made
on the road, and II Is cr0ng. There is no reason
why a car should not wait long for pas.
senger with transfer ticket as for one with s:1
cents In his nand. and must be allowed to saw
mat The anxiety OF the conductors 10 run away
from transfers does not argue well for their
honesty, for il The money all goes into the hands
OF me company, II certainly would make no
dlherence 10 them whether a passenger has a
transfer or the six cents Respectfully, &C.
June HNlh, l-sy WOODEN LEG.
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CoRNs, &c DR.. W hite, Surgeon Chiropodist,
OF twelve years pracIical experience in the
nited States and Cansdas, and establi shed a.
i2f Pennsylvania avenue, between \ and 9th
streets, since 1861, successfully treas Corns,
Bunions, Cnllolaius, Club and lngrowing
Nails, and other diseases OF the feet, without
pain or neon yeniencs TO the patient. The shoe
can BE- worn with ease Immediately after the
operation. Refers to the many eminent physi-
clans, surgeons and thou sands OF other respon-
sible persons who patronize his establishment
Hours from a. m. 70 p. m. Owing 10 press
of business AT Office. DIR. White Is unable TO
visit patients at their residences except between
ana ID m.
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II 0sS LYNN Hous

U" ~ H-'slS opposite Gs3rsst0l-A.
bis elegant and attractive summer re n
Treat IL now open for the ntertsinue nj veyA0
OF guests In Inviting the patronage OF l.W
the pubic the propri.Lors deem IL only nerrs.arv
90 call attention 10 Its hi d, airy. aud Geo ca
ZION. and the unsurpassed Views presented from
every point OF the well appointed aud shsdy
grounds. and 20 pledge. in addition Go thee re.t
natural sdvsntag that fts lsrder aud bar " II l.,
KEPT constantly supplied with srsrsfhfag the NJ OF
ssudiout tsste can desire. The cooking shaIl l..
unexcelled. the attention Prompt and polite. e. 9
the charges reasonable
a. ROsslynu Mas be reached b. the Aguedsct
Bridge. or by the Long Bridge via Arifngt o.
scepery OF historic IN crest.
je23tf sYkEs q CHADWICK. Proprietor.
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NJ. WILLIAM

BLACK snA WHITE LLAMA LACE Points.
SILK sACQuDS, rkAvALtNG SUITS, WHIT
SUITS. Ca MBKlC SUITS, In all colsrs UND1R.
GARMEHTe, N1LLtHEnY GOODS, FLATS and
81, SvSnsIs' IRIAMihGs. RIAL LACss. SAT.
4 large stock Of shsse o0ODe now ope, AZ low
prices. 1856 Penusyivan assnue
spls Cite Treviss, Paris.
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BARN. HgRBs AND Roors.-The base OF
Speer's .sStaudard Wine Bit,ers" IL his cele-
brated Wine, In which are stepped Peruvian
Bark. ChamomiIe Flowers. Snake Root. 3in-
ger, &c. II is pleasant 20 the taste, and FAR
superior 10 anything IN the form OF tonics now
before the pubic. They are simply his own
Wine, made bitter by the infusion of herns aud
Roots, aeoyeenUmerated. Sold by Druggists.
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A NEW WAY OF DOING BUsINRss-Hollan.
der Bros. will commence from tins day to cell
all their Gents Furnishing Goods AT five per
cent above cost. We AK all who are in need
OF the above goods TO patronize rs as il will
save considerable money to the buyer and ena.
Ole us TO con tInue selling goods at these rates
HoLLANDER BROS, 2l0 Penna avenue
5,3l,E between lith and 18th sts
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CHkAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST White
Shlrts. % cents, 81, 81 %, and upwards In-
dershlrts and Drawers, from IS cents upwards
food Cotton Socks, pair for 25 cents Hand.
kerchiefs, already hemmed, for % cents The
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars, cloth. lined
Duton-hole, 1O cents box; and all other goods
AZ equally low prices, AT Franc Goldmap,s
Marble Hall, No. 45s 7th street. opposite Patent
OhSo. sill:
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Georgetown Advertisements
ICY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICE,.

10 dininish stock We are selling 81 lOt Brtas,
sIett' SeorsetoNn, Lawns, Orgaudi-s Grrns
zines, fercalS, Pt aUes. AID and All 1 pas a.
GUNNER BIS. Goods. a. greatly reaucai prir.s
bisch Grenadines, s and 81; BLACK Alpara. 1, =,
-, Issk cllks, 81 u - 20 s. very cheAr p,
omorel.ss and Psrssols; GsuZe Merino Cna.-
nesis: Sshooes, last colsrs, 10 and r. llelstDs.
70 ano u cent?. Just ceiVed one es.. ,n.r. 49,
Eno bieseheo Musin yard videl ve have b. :,
ell I'm BENJAMIN hIIIHR
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FATAL TO THE TEETH are all acrId prepara-
tons. They may bleach the enamel, bnt they
As surely dissolve and destroy II. The mild,
impregnated with the SopOn,n of the famous
tropical Soap Tree OF Chill, Is the only a5so-
luiely safe article of its kind in the mar ket.
influences, rs well as keeps them tree from
tartar. eo
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BASE BALL-Accident too P3oyer.-The match
game yesterda y between the Pastime Base Bali
Club, Of Baltimore, and the Olympics, OF this
city. on the National grounds, was suddenly
interrupted by an unfortunate accident. The
game had progressed to the sixth inning, when
Hazehurst the catcher of the Pastims Clint
run ran against one of the Olympic players
with such force as TO throw him TO the grou nd
and break his right leg near the knee. DIR.
Thompson was quickly called and promptly
set the broken member. The game was irnp 2.
diately closed and every attention paid TO the
injured party.
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PHYSICIAN WRITES 10 Mr.. l. Hoft:-"l
embrace the first opportunity TO investigate il
more thoroughly, having long felt the need OF
such an article in my practice as a substitute
for ale and liquors, which are so much adul-
terated, etc." o
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SANITARY-Lsm ing N. Strcets.-The Mayor
Issued an order to-day TO the Commissions of
the several wards % procure lime in such
quantities as may be necessary, and use it to
sprinkle in the cutters and alleys where it is
required 10 cleanse and purify them. The order
great deal OF benefit 70 the health OF the city
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DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALs-To-
morrow evening at 6 o'clock, Mr. Charles
Boteler will sell by auction fifty.one foe
building lots, in square 2O], bordering on
l4th street, the favorite drive OF our citizens,
and on the road to the National Park to be
located north OF the city. A large number of
prominent citizens and distinguished residents
IN the Federal Metropolis are purchasing prop
erry In that neighborhood. See the advertise
ment.
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THE CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, 10 Market
Space. between stn and 9th streets, IS in con-
slant receipt of the latest novelties IN the way
OF Jeweiry, Plated Ware, Fans, Vases, &c.
I'LL
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THE NATIONAL IRISH REPUBLICAN AssoJIA
TON met last night AT Trades Union Hail. MI.
J: u. O'Co nnell In the chair, and Mr. James
Ryan Secretary. The chair made stats--..t
rebutting the charge winch mad BE- -aent
against him at meeting Of Irish y "a 0soe
held at Wills Hall last Frir N:puolicans
was new convert to the ~ as ina. ne
crat. This CIR -HAdfew johnson Demo.
denied, an -.sfs Mr.. OConnell positi v.ly
q le,..- - rcd IN standardization Of his denial
.ba watch had been voluntarily written
Ios X paeic press by Mir. J. N. Whitney, IN
Gnlcn Sns-t gentleman states that so far from his
kmL. O~j.) having sheen johnson Democrat,
ne W. one Of the few who fearlessly and al
me- OF his position proclaimed in favor of
u, impeachment"
The following gentlemen were enrolled as
members Of the association: Messrs. James
ward Gille, Dennis OConnor, Park Burns
John o. Riordan. Thos. Lenchon, Robt l. IN
nox. j. T. Murray, Geo. D. Miller, CJrnelIus
Bresnahan, n. Emmett Ursll.'J snn MCCARTHY
T. Hurdle, L. G. Eckels, b. ]. O'DriscolI, M
l.. Brennan, and Edward McCarten.
The following officers were elected: Capt. r.
J. y Drtscoii, LIST Vice President; Maj. McMa-
hon. I'd Vice President and Mr.. P. l.. Barron.
Treasurer.
Capt. Mcmahon offered resolution, which
was unanimously adopted: "rhatit is our duty
the local Irish Republican Association OF
washington, in every measure that is caIcu
tsted 10 advance its interests, and the interest
% tne kepuohcan party al large )"
After debate, II was agreed 70 send another
delegate TO Chicago, and Mr.. Michael Duffy
was chosen.
After address by Captain Lee and Colonsl
OBrien, Mr.. James Ryan stated that at a re-.
cent meeting o. Irlshmen he was acc sed OF
being an "A J5hnson'' Democrat, and pro.
ceeded TO retute thst charge by the record OF
his course In the Chronicle from time TO time
A personal explanation was also made by
MAJOR Oulanan, In which he said he had served
IN the army, and had been q Republican since
lS61
Remarks were then made by Captain O'Dris.
coll, Rev. MIR. Green, (colored.) and the Chair
after which the meeting adjourned.
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WHITE LINEN Duck SUITS,
Just The thing for warm weather,
At liable 4 Co.'S.
f6s Pa ave, under I. y Hotel
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THIS is a personal invitation 10 the reader 70
call and examine the Summer Clothing a. the
Oak Hall Clothing House, 100 1th street, oppo-
site Post Office. q
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$50 DOZEN English Socks, double heels ann
toes, $50 dozen, or % cents per pair. lust
received at Marble Hall, No. ass 9Th street, op-
posite Patent ONCE. 5I.It
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,NPoRrAHT TO OWNERS OF 0oATs, q Egss
Hoes, 6c.-The attention of Ali c,tizens Ga ,er ,
ested is called 10 notice from the Mayor and
Superintendent OF Police that certain amin ais
Iosnd running NJ large after this dare VIII De
aeait win as reg uired by Law. e
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HoNoRs FOR DISTRICT YOUNG LADIKs-At
the examination OF the young lady pupils of
me Academy CT Visitation at Mount de Saler,
near Baltimore yesterday. the second honors in
the senior circle for uniform excellence of con-
duct were awarded 10 Miss leila Hume and
Miss Ida Hume OF this city. The first honors
IN the junior circle were awarded TO Miss
Maggie Newton. OF Washington. The second
honors to MISS Hattie Young, OF Washington
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KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs.-An election of Off
GERS took place IN Damon Lodge, No. ID, h r..
last evening. and resulted in the election OF J
X. Knox as w. Chancellor, and James Proctor
as w. V. Chancellor. 1t will oe remembered
by the members OF the Order that this is the
youngest Lodge in the District Of Column ba
having organized October 6, 1868, and nov
numbers over 100 members. This young Lodge
has the honor of having among it's member,
the Il. X Scribe of the District OF Column pa
Fred q. Calvert, Esq.
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ZANE,
JET SETS,

received this morning a. Prirgs One Doliar
yeweiry Store, No. &36 Pennsylvania avenue,
between 4 ~ and 9th streets.
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FIRE ALARn.-The alarm OF fire about halt.
past SIX o CLOCK iast evening was caused by the
oil al the grocery store Of Mr.. james Rossifer
] On I'd street, near Virginia avenue The ftames
set ire 70 some Of the wood work. ana before
s1unguished caused about nifty dollars worth
Of damage.
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CITY ITEMS.

TEE III" Dress and Undress Shirts. Try
them.
GRO. G. HEySIss. No 5il 7th street,
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CBAs. w. BOTELRR, Auctioneer. adyertIses
an extensive collection Of superior new Cab
Get Furniture. which will be sold n his au G.
lion rooms, without reserve, Tomorrow morn
ing AZ 10 O'Clock. Also, in the afternoon, af q
O'Clock, 81 valuable building lots, located on
: p4th. I5lb, v, and w streets.
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POLICE RAID ON GAMBLING Housrs-Last
night, about liz o'clock, Lieut.. Eckloff with
Sergeants Pierce, Mullov and johnson, and
Omctrs Brown, Anthony, Scott, Peaster. OH.
Yer, barley, Stevens ana LIE wis, under orders
OF Major Richards, made q raid on houses No.
394. 3sa ao2 and a06 Pennsylvania avenue, be.
tween ~ ana 9th streets, occupied by Cieorge
Usher, George Hotchkiss, Albert ID. Hayden
and Robert L. Teel. respectively. The houses
Were entered simultaneously, and in each the
machinery was found in full play. The ap-
peArance OF the officers caused conside rabis
connection among the occupants. and q genera
rush was made for the doors, but none csc aped
excepting two, who jumped from q secoos
story window, and one Of these Is said 70 occupv
judicial position. The entire number arrested
l29l included clerks, mechanics. lavyers.
butchers, farmers. doctors and Governmen,
omcials. who were taken to the station. hou a.
where Justice Schmidt was ready 70 RECEIVE
hem, ana the cases being heard, Msssrs Tel,
Hotchkiss and Hayden were held to bail for
court for keeping rambling houses, and in ths
case Of John James, IN charge Of Ushsr,s
house. the Justice reserved his decision. Ths
ether parties, nearly ali OF WHOM gave fictitions
names, were nned or held as Witnesses. TIM
paraphernalia was taken TO the station hon ~
and Will be confiscated.
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OuR CIGAR DEALRRs are referred To the ad i
vertisemenf OF Messrs. 3ilmor a Gibson, Bai-
umore. who offer fresh importattons OF Havana
Cigars at low prices. Our dealers can al WAYS
rely on them for prompt attention and inside
figures. =
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isr.sksrtne ExaisIrIoH.-ro-uisht the
second exhibiiion and conoert of 0race Chrr.
sunday school (Sopth Washiu etoal VIII 49,
,piace at Isiand Hall, and IL will undonsssds.
% very interesting and enioyabte sas,r ~
the previous one was. a' -
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DHArH FROM LoCkJAw.-Yesterdaym morn.
ing. drummer boy named Brown died AT the
marine Garrison Of lockjaw In the most in.
tense agony. About a week ago he trod on a
nan, AID the wound resulted In his death
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ESPECIAL ATTENTION 10 directed In the q.
count OF the robbery Of the Ocean Na,ion.I
Bank Id New York. The principal losers Are
speciai oepositors Don't keep your vsluables
put them with the National Safe Deposit Gam.
psny, corner 18th street and New York avsnn.
whose steel burglar and hre- oof wants are
bonds, and all valaabIes are 1922,
very moderate charge, and the secarity is al.
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The FOURTH OF JULy.-ln anticipation OF
the great demand for river excursion facilities
on tne ath OF July, (next Monday.) the Poto-
mac Ferry Company have perfected arrange
service Of the public, which will make series
OF excursions to Glymont during the entire
DAY, and until ten O'Clock At night to that
place. -
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BURGLARY. - George Pinkney, Will an
Mc9rath and Patrick Coleman, arrested las
nlgnt ov Onicer King on the charge Of burglary
were exam med a. the second precinc. stat IN.
house By Justice Wall, and admitted to 0ai
for court.
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MAS MAS. NEIL Nm inllirOHEt

sTEAMrRs LEAVE WASHINGTON WED.
kkspa n 80 clock .. N FRIDAY, o',lO e a
m, eATDkDAI. oiclsck an aud LA .
bALTlMp Rt TUESDAYS SATURDAY.
- N. Touching, going and returning, ~ TIE
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e SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER.-A white man,
named Adolpbus Stewart, arrested on tue
charge or beng q thief snd suspicious char
acter, was tried before Justics Plant TO day and
committed 70 the workhouse In default OF secu
rity for his good behavior. -r .fH
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he C. g. con having resumed the rractice of
- hEDlClNE and SURG ERY, offers his pro-
Residual services TO the citizens Of the District
2ie street, opposite The Ibbit House j where
ne VIII be happy TO receive such persons az NAV
ceslre to consult him, between the hours Of 8 and
10 q. m, and and .. M daily. ieS-4t
llECEIVHD TO-DAY, ON CONSIGNMENT.
from Central New York, q larGs lot of
PURE OLDER VINEGAR:
very superior article; In strong new ron md
casks. For sale By the
NORTHERN PRODUCE COMPANY,
Is2 PenR. ave., between 10th and 18th sts
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OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT on A LITTLE GIRL
On Monday morning, an attempt TO commit q
rape on little white girl, named Fanny Dent,
aged thirteen years, an adopted daughter OF
MRS. Harden, residing on the farm OF Mr
washington Berry, near Glenwood Cemetery,
was made by a white man; but the screams OF
tAe child attracted the attention of n gentIem IN
who was near by at the time and who rsa to
her assistance. The rufian made his escape
without accomplishing his fendish purpose.
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CEMETERY NOTICE
Liz II NC RO D 8.

Lie TIMING RODS.
SUPERIOR COPPER LIGHTNING RODS,
Triangular, Fluted and Spiral enclosing q contin-
uous Iron Rod.
RODS manufactured and kept constantly on hand,
and put up In the best manner.
All material used Of superior quality, and all
work warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Repairing promptly attended to.
SINCLAIR 3 WILLARD,
my3l-lm corner 9th and III streets.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
ISEY POIN H0TE
SlLT WATER BATBIy6

SALT WATER BATHING.
ms hfors resort having been thorou ghly
n ss.btors,ed, WITH increased cottages and AAA
ior The reception OF visitors on the lk. IL
llhsI VI July when the sabserissr soIiciI- q
eontfuustion Of patronage
Board, per 30
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Ak ACT for the relief of 6. e. Tyson

-. t.
BE IL enacted By the Board Of Aldermen and Bard
q Common Council Of pts Cdg Of Washinqtsa,
That the sum OF twenty-five dollars and five
cents be, and the same is hereby, appropriated
out OF the general fund to reimburse X r
tyson, apothecary 10 the poor for the Third
Ward, for the quar- ter ending March 81 IsIia
for me dicines furnished to the poor OF said ward
during the said quarter.
Approved, June 10, 1859.
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DETER TOTANs,
L Turner, and Dealer in
" D y,
And Manufacturer OF
BILLIARD BALLS And CUES,
And importer Of
BILLIARD CLOTH, CUES. LETTER CHALK
And BILLlARD MERCHANDISE in general.
my5-e6m 80 Fulton street, New Yor
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AN ACT 20 refund a fine imposed upon jam

Re at enacted By the board of Alderm,n ana
Bodr1cj Common Council Of tie Cityof HasatRqtoa.
That the sum of live dollars be. and the sa IN,
is hereby, appropriated out OF the general fand
10 enable the Mayor to refund 70 james Robin.
SON tie smount of a fine imposed by John I q
day OF April, l-G9. tApproyed June 10, Ist5g
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y = u st o
The MARYLAND FREE STONE COMPANY
are prepared to furnish their Stone In dimensions
and quantity required,
SAWED TO ORDER.
STEPS, PLATFORMS,
WINDOW OAPs AND SILLS,
FLA00ING, AeHLEk, &c
HUBBLE Oh ROUGH SOUND eT0H1, for
hsayy masonry, In large quantities.
u.r,.s. O.w. HAIDEE, sssfsts.y,.
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TsI IolDEE OF NAY ~: i =, =. sac s.is
q wssss fscsr bslonsins % the rreesur, 10
Darsosns. . ksssbJ vfthdrsv.s ss ne prfor.
nyUs Gen. DrVt, Tssssry bsiis''S
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hs9sraf CT,
II. THOMPSON. n. ID surgeon in -chisf
n. A. AsRf0RD, N. ID . Assistant Sturgeon

(onSEliiag Bodrd:
sss s s ss9.:: 4 B Hoi sisSsi !.
A. Y. p. Garrett, NJ D., W p. Johnston, NJ 70 q.
Thomas Miller, NJ, D., Grafton Tyler. ND,
Riley, n. D., r. howard, NJ. d.
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1TKITKD eTAT1e PArlNf OFFICE,

Q. the pss,s,os q 3. RLIIOf q Iel.::.,.5i,
Moss yaying for the eXtensfon % 80 IS,
Tor IN fmDroveneut In machfnery Tor foisA
Ia Il oeeersS that sssd position b board .. -.
sfios on the I'd day Of AteSss ssxt, AM 49, 49,
nay oppose this sxtsnsioe; Oelscnon,l. 3, seos
svepty 1sys Ssfors e. day Of hesrins.
n n.iavxv 6oII1esiopsr Of Psfenu.
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I'm BANKRUPTCY,

DIsrRIcr or CoLrNEIA, &c.
At the City Of Wsshinetoe, on The 18Th day on
june. 1853. The undersisned hereby siye. Seaoe
HRoTBFE' in the CITY Of WsshinetoD, within
said District, Who hove been edjudeed BsnkrErts.
upon the petisos Of their CREDITOR By the subeHe
oo"'' GRO. MASON, Attorney -st-Ls~,
n. n ..sv3v CITY Hal. AsaGpee.
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I TsITID sfaTls PATEfT STIIoI; ,.,

On ,e. petition q oRias svooIoock q
Ilinsi., Irsying for the extspsos OF ss ~
Tor an imrsvtment in Method Of Operating k~tp
n = ordsr.1 that ssid PETITION be hoard .t
this One on the 23d day OF August nert. Az
person nay opSoss this extsn,ion; DessS 49, IN
dsDositfons, and other pADers should ee ~. -
M once twenty esy0 before the day Of bssr,ns
sAMu1L 0. fIshn