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SPEC lAL NoTI ICE.
GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES /,

will sell from this day. till further notice. all
following enumerated Goods at the following pries,
viz:
New York Musiins. . cents.
Wsmsutta Muslin, - c-nt-.
AndroscoRgin ShrtinR. 10 cents.
The best make of Prints. II csnts.
Splendid Nelvefeens, 81 ao 60 $40.
Good Black silks, 81 ., = 80 and s2W.
ia Extra quality Wool Blankets, IS
Best quality Venetian Carpets. IS cents.
5s,34, yard. Ia IA. and yards ide Oil Cloth
at the lowest factory prices.
French Merinos and Popins, less than caul he
bought elsewhere.
Together with many other DESIRABLE GOODS,
too numeros:s 10 mention. at the same low rates.
LADIES DON'T MISS THIS oPPoRrU NITY,
III BRIDGE STREET. GEoRGErowN.
nol6lm y. ct IMAM.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Aucticneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF or yALgABLE REAL Es-

TATE NEAR TENALLYTowN, u. a.
By virtue Of deed III trust from Frederick JOINS
and wife TO the undersigned Trustee, bearing
the 18th day of February, lss, and duly recorded 10
Liter II. r.. No. g. folio o.. of the Lsnd Records "a
the County of Washington. ID. G., and the written
re-Iuest Of the party secured thereby, the under
signed will, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of December,
1<s,, at clock m, sell the premises, Te
nally town. all that piece of Land. b~ing part of
tract called st. Philip and Jacob AMI Mhifehaver
beginning for the same at the southwest s,0rneT III
Joha Cephns lot thence south $6<, east ~ y rercI
90 public road. thence with said road south 81,
west 10 rerches, south 's n perch.- fhers
north "a west n ~ Perches thence south g
ga perches thence north &6iz ss.2 p.rsh-S O.,
rosd thence north e. d % perches 10 the b.
ginning, containing & loD acres.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; balance siN snd
twelve month";. Convey ancing and stamp. al ,,sf a
purchaser. 80 must b. deposited upon the faIl q
the hammer. III the terms NOT compiled with
within hve days from day of sale, the un.ler.n.-
the right fo r.s.ll the property az the RIA
and cost of the defaulting purchaser
u. b. CARPENTER. Trustee
The property j. near Conduit Road and about ons
mile northwest Il pruvers' Resi-
nol2-tds IRepJ THOs BOWLING Apet
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UNITED STATES rATEsr eYsIeE. :.

IN an. M;asHIseI2s, 2: G., NeyslSsr y. isp.
s spsr, esss g md prasiog ssr the p:s1s
fourteen yexrs from the lsfh day 81 rs sl aas
-, s, an improvement i'm Manufacture u Iron sni
ID = onissed that the Testimony an th,. 49,. =.
siesea on the 18th day OF January pexf; 6sf The
SS 9ng n Kunfnfenud the ~ ~ !. -s. ~
T. limited .. the fl.t slny of Iu0srx ~ 1877
that sAld pesifaon - hexfd % a. oSth dsS ~ I
Any person may oppoee this extension
nor iaxsv XfoS isASSlgnh q nsaER, 30
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CRIMINAL CocRT, Judge Fsaer.-T Yesterday,
Horatio Bolster was convicted Of assault and
battery; George Bowman was acquitted OF petty
larceny; John Sherlock was convicted Of assault
and battery, and sentenced to pay tine Of So
John .. Buckner was also convicted Of assault
To-dsygPatriek Collins. for keeping dis
orderly house, not guilty; Hiue aud Harrington
for defence. Bench warrant iss ied for John n.
Bell, chsrged with assault and battery and bail
(s30el forfeited, John II. Smith surety. In case
Of Robert johnson, Charles Clark and Barney
Renkett, charged with riot, recognizance Of
goo each was declared forfeited. Martin Nah IT,
petty larceny. guilty; ten DAYS in jail. Reuben
Williams, petty larceny noll pros, John %.
Buekner, assault, fined $40.
LIBEL SUIr-kr. w. G.. Finnsy against ae Va
tionat RepubliodR.--Wm. G. Finney entered suit
Yesterday afternoon by his attorney, 4. q. Rid
die, Esq, against VIM. j. Murtagh and %. X.
Harris, for $4,000 damages, on the ground that
in the county of Washington, District OF Column
bia, printed and published in the National Re
publican newspaper libelous article headed A
Mnite SepulMShreM Nty on a;a ~
False Colors,' each Of which said expressions
are applied to the plaintiff in their most often
sive sense by said defendants. And I'm said libel
occur the following words: The criminal
continued almost ul,interruptedly down to
June, 1869, when the man (meaning the
plaintifl threw of the woman, who
swears she was ruined by him. SC. IAN the
time this was going on this man (the plaintitf0
was prominent in affairs of church and morality,
a very wolf in sleeps clothing, teaching with
the lip while his heart was apparently STEPPED
i'm the depths Of depravity." After quoting fur
Their the language of the alleged belous article,
the paper states, (which scandalous statements
are each and all utterly untrue, and fabricated
and printed and published malciously and pur-
Posely OF and concerning the plaintif n by the de-
PENDANTS as aforesaid, To injure ami defamc him.
and not for the purpose OF disseminating useful
information or 10 promote morality and virtue. -
The defendants arc called to plead hereunto ON
or before the first day OF the special term first
occurring twenty days after service hereof"
HOURLY TRAINS are 10 be run over the Alex
andria, Georgetown & Washington Railroad
after the LIST of January, when a new locomotive
will be put on the road.
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10! FOR CALIFORNIA
Special Pullman Palace Car Express.
MEALS SERVED ON BoI4D.
OMAHA TO SAN FRANCISCO
In S1IIonrs.

ri r$liR Tssn PM: H. s ss;s1
vii leave OMAHA e s:Is q. m. EVERY THURS
rs slS FaxSGf fs 5 %i nr 5pP
CnANGE, arriving there sunday afternoon.
ta' E TsH VII SAY
eSmmencing November 10th, lsp, and arrive at
se khsI
sfNE II HFx xJSSsaTh
90 FARE by thi. Special Train, between Omaha and
San frssesco including double berth sleeping
Train ram q ;erxsd On , this
II to 2 card prices; Dinner from TO s, sio.
THIS TRAIN rARoESa DESIGNED
szkY fSk ffEsI EE zsS S1tsEs Escs
Passage Tiekets. DrsSinx Rooms, sections. and
at the ~ e.
se tssisS Ia kksss.s
e eEd At ONCE Of Central Pacific RailTSad Fran
CISCO Pres Pullman Sf fs:is H. c sgiG IL
ns.l..s- c.n1 SUIT 3 +. f e 4; s:s,.~.",a
EcoNoMY- Is THE MorHEa or wrALrM
A given sum via boy most and best
FAMILr GROCERIES. Il e
THg BARD,s,
corner Of 18th street and nassaehusetts sse..o. :,
New StQre and New sock Sstc
Dsgsssse1 CLERKS. oil and zee for yourselves.
pIANos, PARLoR ORGANS. NrLonroNsi,
HAYS, vlOLINS, GUI9ARs. ~ =
o. ss1 III ss ,If ,s Gas web month, or Inss
.aystg neatly bound. ordered, puhsi .ssss. -.
uii IN a nsS a.s 8 Hnsiss I.'s.neui ast
Sorsse nsseds rePsirsd y.rse& ssk IA sA
ana = J9Fgs 3, 4 flt,ss a., "A
New IeoS- asIy Ssii1inS jssoted on IN :. 49,.
J X - t&ep. chfsaI 1885,
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NEW FALL AND wINrER DRY GOODS.

Black and oolored Silks, Irish Poplins Emrre.-
Cloths Plaid Poplins, serge.. and Merir,oes slIns
as a. low as 50 cts; superior double Warp Alpaca
Black Nelyeteens; Cluak-; Cloaking: Cloths: Plaid
Striped, and Cashmere Shawls; Beautifui Strirsti
and scotch Plaid Arabs, frcm 81 60 el2; cloths,
Cassimeres. Satincts. and Suitings, for Men and
Boys; Flannels, all wool, from . cts up ali wooi
Shaker do, 81 cts; Good "a Bleach.d and Brown
Muslin, l@s, Androscoggn, warnsutta. and New
York Mills at reduced prices; csiicees al s. No. I,s
II One Case full .dder colors at % cts; Large Red
blanksts, from $40 90 SD. together with large
STOCK VI GOODS, VI all kinds for sale al popular
prices "A, BENJAMIN MILLER,
&C u IN IO1 Bridge street, GeorgetOxp
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WE RRCoNNRNn

The " Oak Hall'' Clothing and Customer Tailor
ing Establishment to any of our readers who
contemplate purchasing their Winter Clothing.
l.. ID. BARBOUR s. Co.,
11,22.6 460 It'll street, opposite Post Office.
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HE IMPORTANCE or HEALTH.

q. None but those deprived Of this blessing know Of
It's loss The pmpled, blotched and letter covered
person looks upon clear, smooth skin with eaonsy,
sna inwaniy desires the same. Those w1.a~e eye-
tens are filled with the virus Of sSROFt-I,k sn6
other cufaneous diseass cannot have ecod health
Wnnn the blood = impure. disease IL sure 20 follow
All have timely warning in those BIstcbe. PIN
pie, letters, sores, Bos, Copper colored Patches
system with the SS-e NA'e
sAAARlTANs ROOT AND HERB JUICES,
before Scrofula takes firm hold
A., ~ many hass the sirn. ID philis in the ~ stan
ing little ~ IFS bsnefu influence on fhe eanss ,ns;
70 such we say STOP. first cleanse yaurseif ~
these Impurities; of that scrofuous Infection b;,h
IA many cases Is hereditary in the be
lore yyg bring mi.ery On yours>af ma on nr,ne
Price 81 g per bottle. o~ptns'
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We INVITE

Winter Overcoats for Gentlemen, BOYS and
Children. BARBOUR s. Co., sOak Hail.,
4D 7th street, opposite Post Office.
N. B-Suits made to order in the best manner
at SO hours notice. II3o6
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LOCAL NEWS.


NATIONAL TEEArRE-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Watkins in the interesting drama VI The Pio-
aeer Patriot"
MsrzERoTT HALL--Hermsnn, the great Pres
tishgitateur.
DAILY EXCURSION to Mount Vernon, ON the
steamer Arrow, at 10 a. m.
HtRkRITER's ART GALLERY, iS5 9Th street.
BARL0w's Art GALLERY, 3. Pennsylvania
zvepue. n
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ESTABLISHED IN 1884,
premium AWARDED IN 1857
w n. MHEATLEYS
u NJ STEAM DYEIN
AVID
cLEANsJSG Es.I!ABLIsHMEN

No. 80 JEFFERsON ST,
Georgetown. ID. q.
Replete with every desirable apparssus and rro-
vded with the best talent and artistic skill 90 be
% ' Win CONSTANT ysrosal attention the part
81 The proprietor, makes this the best place Ia the
DISTRICT 10 hsve all orders in his line well anc:
pio"pts executed- sell Sm
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RY THOMAS BOWLING. AuctiOnecr.

II
CHANCERY SALE oE VALUABLE PROPERTY
siIlATEDnN IHEEAsT SIDE Oh hAkhEf
SPACE IN GEORGETOWN.
A BY Nirine 81 a decree 81 the Supreme Court
E.R 81 the District Of Columbia, setting a. Court
sd Equity passed in n in which Eiizs
beth Dunbar l. complainant aud John 4 Bagae and
others defendants No. LIS in Equity. the undersigB
ed Trustee will offer at public sale the premises
on Tt ESDAl, the Srh day Of November neNt. al
the hour 81 in the afternoon all that part a Lot
No. a. situated the east side e Market Space IN
Georgetouu, District Of Columbia. fronffng - fecf
more or lcss and running back the same width TO
Warehouse Alley, with the brick warehouse and
other buildings upon the same aud all the rights.
way and sppurtenances 90 the same belonging de-
scribes in deed frtm Charles Maryland aud sif-rs
TO John j. Bogue recorded in Bbcr .. A. = No Is
folio $50. to which reference Is made for more par
ticular description.
Terms of sale: One third cash. The residue &c tho
purchase money In and u months, the purchaser
gyng his note bearing interest trm the day st sale,
the whole If the purchase money may be- pail
within days after the sale On payment uf the pur
chase money aud the ratification Of the sale by ths
Court the Trustee will convey the premises 60 tho
purchaser al his cost and exrens. free, clear aud
discharged Of all claim of the parties the cause
u. P.JACksON, Trustee
mig THOMAS BOWLING. Auction-~r.
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Ten DOLLARs.


ChinchiIla OvercOats,
Light Dfab and Brown colors, inst received at
A. Straus' Popular Clothing House, Penn ave-,
bet 10th and 11th sts., Sd door east Of llth st. 5
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SAuARJrax.s rrr~ ,

The only real enre Tor Gonorrhaa, elect and Dis.
~ vegetahie. We discard Baisam CoeoS,s and NJ. :
cnry as being not only uss4ess but hurffui f:;s,
exposure, and the extortioh Of auscks nsie PsoS
ages, e; Females, "a. Sid by s. Ct F0RD "a
maBeoly Sls Race street, PhfIsdelrbis
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CITY ITEMS.
SILvER-PLATED CAsToRS,
Silver-plated Spoons,
Silver-Plated Forks,
Silyer-plated Guns.

OHVtT -IIsIttU FDfkf, : y"
Silyer-plated Cups, &c
French Jet Jewelry,
Alaska Diamonds,
Dolls and Chromos.
Received this morning at Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Stsre,. Ne. 436 Pennsylvania avenue,
between N and 9th streets.
UNIVERSAL REMRDY-"Browns Bronchial
Iroches." for Coughs, Colds, and Bronchial
Affections, now stands the first i'm public favor
and confidence; this result has been acquired by
a test Of many years. Its merits and extensive
use have caused the Troches to be counterfeited
and we would caution purchasers to be on their
guard against worthless limitations.
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UNITED sisyrs p rAEEST oIrlcr,

On The P.tition q NNKGNEfTff'H R Is -
aS Sm iemAaL rs :, Al SgEkL% 0.than. cann
ss aSr Bs sss s:s s e ss.i g s
is-Ued on si,e sstb IN. n uay ~ April, isas aud re-
prss emeat IN P1ss-a r xstober, 1884, for an am.
III = oraered that the testImoay m IN. -. ~.
I.r niirE ssEuments aud ks Exs1psr ~ pc
prtit;oa BE- Sssrd se q, lssch eext. ssl sssi ss,d
any bsnoe ~ oDopeu this ext1sion "s
pnD,.xsv sAnuEL .. FISHER -r
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w BOWLING SALOON,
UNDER METROPOLITAN HAIL
PKSS'A AVENUE, YEAR TN sTrrr,Wr,
GEORGE BAUER, Proprietor

Upen frnm a. m. 10 y p. m. The Bar In stockea
with the nnest Liquors. Wines, and Ale. ~eo
Scars 81 the finest brands
Call and see
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UNITED Stays PATkzr orT1cE,
x % 2: s;s.e: ~ "a s.ss.:ss..
t. him = sSsx ~ t5e sxsr9slon q E.ssnf sFsnss
=: 3 S s:s;:1i is: -; e. 81 g o.
;Iiss :! !. = e. Z: : g.; :,
IT. :t = ss, - - q - s ssa sss
's~isxev q e ssSSSst . I s.SsPe;....L
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FINAL NOTICE.

The time f,r the payment 81 the GESERA IL aud
SPECIAL TAXES expires On the 3lsr deem
The Law e imperative, l'oarssr NO d'svelos sc,rs
fks fcllsfnv sdvcrtise a. property Tor the pat
raymeut of after that date. frnperty -holdrs
rill .ay, further heavy charges. the prop.rty
rrnrssan,.d will ~ POSITIVELY ADVERTISED
Immediately after the ahoNe nNmed dAte.
GEORGE W. BEALB.
or y aausw COLLECTOR.
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HOURLY TRAINS are TO be run over the Alex
andria, Georgetown & Washington Railroad
after the LIST of January, when a new locomotive
will be put on the road.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

nrDR. scrTgw2gra HAS orEsED
near Forrest Hall. oaice hour : 90 loa. M. Z. -
anil ~ M No. I'M
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CoLoRxD CAHBIIN6 RANCHB BROKEN Up
Last evening, oftcef 0tinchc0mb made a raid
on the housc of Edward johnson, ceiored, in the
First Ward, which, being used altogeth.r or
gambling purposes, was pest to the neigilbor-
hood. and brcueht the proprie@r before Justice
he went 70 the worknouse.
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MARK1T DISSECTION .-yaste,,,av >g.s-,sl
TOGO, srowfcy, Lewis, and the Mayor, together
With the cepnit:ess ON Markets Of the City
SS1esc.r, Dsas an nsleetson Of the Centre
ton, the party psrtook OF re1reshmeuts az tSe
of-es % the Clerk " the market - ~-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-25

THE Fisrn WARD wORKISGSEx's q. mn hs.,a
meeting tssf evening at Browns Hail. On 10
K. g Atssslson Charri an, ami }. a Ssarie &C.,
setsIy; but M basn<ss sas transarted es,csA
the ssu.s'on Of subjects affecting he interesss
gf he club. IS = g. 1T
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09
SIXTY YEARS!

NNOR over 60 years Dr. S. o. Richardsons s II Sherry Wine Bltterss have been used hy'
 he public tocorrect morbid and inactive func- tons oi the human system. It promotes healthy gastric secretions corrects Liver de- relieves costiveness and Hheumat- ic affections, cures Jaund ce, Loss Of appetite. Kidney Complaints Weak Back, Dizziness, Languor, D. spepsia. and it's attendant, symp- toms. Its valuable tonic and strengthening properties will invigorate the convalescent, cleanse the blood, from humors. and will afford comfort and relief t0 the ageo by stimulating the consultation tofresist it's impending in- irmities. Thousands of the venerable pOpula- tion ot New England are sustained In health, their life prolonged to enjoy vigorcu and hap py old age by the use of Dr. RichardFOn's ,,herry Wine Btts.s. l ELHCOD
 The herbs can be obtained separately. and nay be prepared ip small quantities in water ,r ~ith wine zor4spirit.A Rdce 50 cents per t5Ofice 8 Fremont Row. Boston, and sold by Druggists and Apothe carries. 1ai na s1o7q6 Sm
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09
N4paAFygx RAx11oAD.

N4paArpgx RAx1RoAD. nN and after Monday May 10, 1869.
 Inine wiii Fun aa f0ilows:A
 GOING NORTH LIE AVE EBRIDoEPoRT. Y 7.5O A. M, ,a7Milk train for Winsted with
 passenger car attached conec.
 ting at Waterbury with train I z I61 from Hartford. s9 .xg,Tf @~| Leave Lltchfeld Il. .S6. " JA ,al AO.AS A.. M.-For Winsted connecting with ta..1., the 800 a. m. train from New t'.a',o ,.'" York and with the 50 a. m. sob.2 9d' Leave Ltchfell l2 49S. m sa
 II .00 A. n. = Freight train for Winsted. E.
 Leave Litchfeld 4 sop. n. .iui |, S.16 A. M.-FOr Winsted, connactinr; with
 Si5'''Sn S.OO D. m. train from New i'*'"i'' e'' ni York and tho % D. tn. train
 from New Haven, and at Wa tisHIaii1 ~at terbnryewitfI traingfromg Hart ','., Ys I,snh i,4i Leave Litchasld sOi dsia" a jru GOING SOUTH LEAVE TWISTED. sj 645 A. M.--Freieht train for Bridgeport, 7' 6 3S A. M.--Fer Bridgeport. New York, and
 1i 4 4 New Haven, connecting at
 Waterbury with train for Hart
 t'1hsihh < ford. Ao@ U syGUss ig 0at '' bs Leave iitchfeld 7l2 isor ,s l .45 P. M-For Bridgeport N Y. and N iH. iNo" 9"'i . Latoo connecting at Water bury with bno ssfd~dps with train for Hartford.
 Leave Litchfeld, 2.2O ia
 { .OO P. M.-Milk train with passenger car attached, connecting at Bridge. 'spi 7FA's"r port tor New Yulk. } sat -i Leave Litchfisld, 4.6O uu
 On Saturday nights. an additional Tra with passenger Car. will leave Bridgeport for Winsted at $40 P i9a. q 3t9g,ea. of'ari 4 The Woodbury Stage arrives to connect 4 Seymour with the t. .35 A N. Tram down from Winsted. and returns on the arrival of the 10. 16 A. N. Train from Bridgeport. nil snt v, The Stage from New Hartford Otis, Con1. brook, Darlington. Sandisfield, arrives t.. connect with the I.46 PM. Train down iron li Winsted. and returns on the arrival oi th, lOl5 4. N. Train up from BridgepOrtG yd The Stage for Litchneid leaves Litchfst. Station on arrival ot the 10. Is AM and 5 lt P N. Trains from Bridgeport. The Stage t,.. Harwinton ,eaves Litchheld Station oh the arrival of the 10 15 A. N. Train from Brfdg. port. -"'' 't''i. 'Z2 9n. sa The Watertown stage arrives to connec: with the s 10 8. m. train from Waterbur, ant leaves on asrival of the l0.l5 .. m train iron, bridgeport. .do'' .l'. 7" "'.''F'. 3a@ A.
 The stage for Bethlelem and Morris leave ( Waterbury on Iuesusys, Thursdays and Sat urdays. ,s'l'75'. DOW ia' Smiths stage for W'oodbury, via .diddlebnry leaves Water bury Mondays, Wednesdays, anu Frioay g, and via Watertown Saturdays on .ar riva' of the 10. l5 8. m. Train up from Bridge port. am ., The Stage for Goshen caves Wolcottvill. ,if arrival of the sO.lo < M. Train from Bridge port. - "A Discount of cents made to Passenger purchasing Tickets at the Once. :. GEO. W. BEACH. Superintendent Bridgeport, May 10th. 1869 .,H s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09

Less for Registered Order No. 4si. erro- T aoJ 70 1o neously entered, i, ..r:,n,.1 9i 625 7
 @ ,-1a aLt H5-sllI 7o ssG5. F g55 as,17oss6 ss Balance in Treasury, April 1, 1889, to1o9so III
 neM account ;.t,it)) ..{,s,a 446, ,s77 "
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09

EXPENSES or aovERNMHNr -qA For payments fromIthe Treasury from the 91st of March. 1868, t0 the 1st of April 1869. for the cuf rent expenses of Government.A snl&tnoODR.d \ Deesntu5e and Contingent Expeussslof2 2iO sp1 Account as sass1 oi saisfiss asssnoly osD5 sos goptinGept Expenses. including Grants 42l6 41 Judicial Expenses, including Grants ... OO2 70 Expense ofSnpporting the State Psupers0 s5s660l Salary of Directors of the Connecticut, IT, pad
 state Prison. a..:t! el......coo 300 uO .tutions, ,,, ..r.. 2ol, ,25o % Expense or soldiers Children. ':- 65 AoVances 10 the ealuartefmaste General I8 900 co Advances to the Paymaster General. % 000 60 hGvsnSes nc;m.n 70 ane Adutant-G Genesal 5000 % af fal Assembly, .,:ts Is osas7 Sssn paao TOT State Bonds. ......... 799, ,9OO00 '. Interest on State Bonds 492,82S 00
 at Banks. 1l S991H
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09
Ame , rIcan and .Fore,gD Patents
R.. H. EDDY,

ssi ,.G9a-G R. H. EDDY, --542o.
 gd SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS abate Agent of the U. 5. Patent onice, W ash
 ington, finder the Act oi 1857. I.
 No. 7S STATE STREET, ,lopposite Kilby St. )BosroA ,oS EYER an extensive practice ut upwards ol EA twenty yeais, coatlnes to secure Patents in the United States also in Great BritaiIi, France and other foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Bonds, Assignments, and all pa pers UT drawings tor Patents, executed on res s0na termg with dispatch. kesearches madt into Ameflean sand Feroign 4wOfks,1 to deter. mine the validity and utlllty ot Patents ot In. ve1tions. and legal and other 'aovice rend dereG m all matters touching the same. Copies oi -thet clsmsof any patent furnished by remit. ting ouns9 dollar, Assignments recorded in Wsshlngt0nq aat ss ,uuuyl :6 ll.7, yuoa
 inyo Ageney in ths Usied States possssses superior fscsss fer 1o6taining Patents, or asesrtasang tks patentabttas of tnse,stsoas. 9999ps brH-.sr4s.
 1uuri4g elght inVnths 2the subscriber. in the course Ot his large practlce,y made 0n ts0sce re' iecred ssppllcs.iO iOns, sLxTEEN APPEALsi every on. uf which wssrtlecided sp hss fav0r by the COnE nassi0n6r Of Pstents. 9d5 diiw b5E dD99 yUd jUGrEo yTscyJ9 19YiI L-- ig1uuom Ji7nBm arf 11aq aji o3, noisT oisTESTIMuNIALS.dgi giGsb oi '0,' d. s9 I1Tegard MT. aEddy asVns of the most eapd-= ble axd svecessfuL practioners with whom hay. aao amclaI lnbeEcouiso25l NnAS.7m a5ON, Ts
 Commissioner of Patents.
 "I have no hessi tstiol1in assuring inventors that they cannot employ ,a man saofsleompstessl aad trsstuorthy, sand more capable ct putting their combinations in a. .furm to secure for them anleasiy and fav0rabics consideration st tn. rearsnt 5ofices nb EDMUND BU kkE,n niw
 ad5 son3m m Late Commissioner Of Patents. sdS MraR Il. aEddy uhas made for me T H1k- FEENJapplications, in aiig but ONE Lof whicl zpatsnts have been granted 2 and thattone E noa aendtua. Such- -unmistskable proof of great tal- snt and ability On histpaFt leads me to recon mend oninventors to apply to him to procpft ,thsir natentsc ss th eyd may be sure havint sshe most faithful attention bestowed on theil leases, land at, very reasonable chsrges. T 9
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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09
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