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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-11

ONE of our Methodist exchanges
says; "Take your religion with you
10 the sea-shore, the springs, and the
mountains; retain its spirit, and in
order to do this, jealousy maintain
its form. Too many Of us are like
the little girl who, at the close of her
evening prayer one day said; IN ow
good by, God; good-by, Jesus Christ,
I'm going to Boston tomorrow"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-11

THEBE is great excitement over
the miners strike in Pennsylvania,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-11
STAR UNION LINE. Z,

GESERAL OFFICE, STAR UNION LINE,
IoUIsNiLLE, Ky. !
MFR. q. n. COOPER Is APPOINTED
MI Freight, soliciting ana Contracting
Agent FOR this line, at Clarksyille Tenn.
Contracts for rates and Bills OF Iading is.
sued hy him will be protected.
shippers by this line Will always secure
rates rs low as by any other direct and
responsible line, and advantages i'm FOR.
warding and delivering in Eastern cities
which are not egualled by any other route
+. III. klNGSBURG, Sup't,
Columbus, Ohio,
II. =. NANALSTINE,
Southern Agent, Louisville, Ky,
Juno 10. lS69-ti
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-11
DIR. JOHN BULL,
Principal ofiice No. 40 9Th Cross-st.,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
B u l. l. , 8
WORM DESTROYER F.!
TO My United st atcs and World
wide Readers.

T HAVE RECEIVED MANY TESTING
Il mails from professional and medical
men, as my almanacs and various publica-
lions nave shown, all OF which are genu-
ed and popular physician IN Georgin. in
certainly one of the most sensible conimu-
nications have ever received. DIR. Glenn
e en-, knows exactly what ho speaks Of, and
his testimony deserves to be written in LET.
tiers OF gold. Hear what the Doctor says of
BuiPs Form Destroyer:
VILLASow, WALKER COUNTY, GAL
tr June 20, 1866.
DIR, JOHN BuLL-Dear Sir: have re-
Gently given your worm Destroyer" sew
e cion trian, s and ma y wonderfully eiiica-
to have the desired effect. am doing a
pretty large country practice, and have
daily use for some article of the Kind. 1
am free to confess that know of no RENE
dy recommended by the ablest authors
that is so speedy and certain In its effects.
On the contrary, they are uncertain In the
find out upon what terms cai, get the
medicine directly from you. III can yet
IL upon easy terms, shall use q great deal
Of 1t; lam aware that the use Of such arti-
cles Is contrary to the teachings and prac-
tice of q great majority of the regular line
! of Nj. DIS, but see no just cause or good
1eense In describing n remedy wlhch we
may be ignorant OF It's combination. For
my part, shall make IL a rule to use any
and all means to alleviate suffering hui
manity which may be able to com mand /;
not hesitating because some one more In
genious than myself may have learned Its
lefects first, and secured the sole right TO
use that knowledge. However, am by
no means an advocate and supporter of the
thousands OF worthless nostrums that are
flooding the country, that purport to
euro oil manner of diseases to which flesh
IL heir. Please reply soon, and inform mo
of your hest terms.
am, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, NJ. D.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-11

V,HE proprietor OF this celebrated modi-
IL cine justly claims for it q superiority
over all ever offered TO the public for the
safe. certain, speedy and permanent cure
of Ague and Fever, or Chills and Fever.
whether of short or long standing. He
refers to the entire Western and South
western country to bear him testimony to
the truth of the assertion that in no case
whatever will II tail to cure, II tho direc-
lions are strictly followed and carried out.
In great many cases single dose has
been sufficient for cure, and whole fami-
lies have been cured by single bottle,
with a perfect restoration of the general
health. II Is, however, prudent, and in
every case more certain to cure, II its use
Is continued in smaller doses for week or
two after the disease has been checked
more especially in difficult and long stand
ing cases. Usually, this medicine viii not
require any other to keep the bowels in
require cathartic medicine after having
taken three or four doses of the Tonic, n
single dose Of Buus Vegetable Fdmity Pills
will be Sufficient.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-11
To the Citizens Of GAINESVILLE ani
hi Surrounding Country.

T WOULD STATE THAT HAVE JUST
i returned from the Eastern cities with a
large stock OF the best brand OF French Cali
Skins, together with very large stock OF
material of every kind for manufacturing
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-11
GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES;

of the latest styles, all of which l bought
for cash, which enables me 10 make all
kinds of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced
prices. A large stock of made work on
hand, which warrant, at greatly reduced
prices, FOR CASH.
patch.
With many thanks for tho liberal patron
age, for many years, of my old friends and
customers, most respectfully solicita con-
tinuance of the same.
nS- shop ON West side of Public Square,
GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
May l, lS09-0m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-11

DEAD THE FOLLOWING LETTER
~ from the Captain and tho letter FROM
the Captains mother:
The national Republican., 1869-06-16
The True Policy Of Advertising.

The true principles OF advertising arc not
yet well understood by even the Oldest Of our
business houses. Indeed, the younger men
not only understand II better, but by using
their knowledge they are pushing their rivals
to the wall. Almost the entire success ofthe
sewing machine, piano, and clothing busl-
ness, has been attained by younger men, who
used advertising extensively and literally.
The fortunes Of Stewart, Jayne. and
thousands of others wero chiefly made by
their projectors seeking the public custom
through the press.
Upon this topic, q Chicago paper offers
some very sensible suggestions TO the business
public.
The remarks were called forth by a letter
received from q subscriber, asking for the
address Of a certain prominent firm doing
business In that city, and dealing largely in
musical instruments. This firm were extern
slye advertisers, but had always advertised
In what Is very properly called the
"spasmodlc" fashion. This manner has be-
come much too common everywhere. Many
advertisers seem to regard an occasional card
OF more than ordinary length and attractive
ness more efficacious than standing adyer-
tisement. They forget that the only object
Of advertising at all Is to cause names to be
indellbly associated with business. Or, II
they have this end In view, their practice Is
inconsistent with their motives. II II be OF
any advantage to advertise month, 1t Is
certainly more advantageous to advertise
weekly: and, reasoning sylloglstically, the
daily method is far more preferable to either.
A French journalist estimates that daily
advertisement, which Is constantly before
the public, Is read In the course Of week by
twelve times as many people as the weekly
advertisement which Is Inserted but once.
The latter is like the ftful lightning, whose
occasional flashes attract passing attention,
but as quickly pass away and are forgotten:
while the former Is the faithful sunlight,
ever present to warm, invigorate and fructify.
An enterprising merchant who would permit
his daily newspaper to go to press for one
year without carrying his name, place Of
business, and character ofhis merchandise to
Its readers, would hold himself guilty Of gross
and objectionable neglect Of his own inter
ests. Yet another merchant who allows this
TO occur during the period of a month, Is pro-
| portionately neglectful. The advertiser who
fayors the spasmodic system may mako that
system nearly if not quite as expensive to
himself and profitable to the newspaper as
the steady, persistent "keeplng before the
public" referred to; but the house that should
year after year pursue the latter course would
enjoy steady growth that would sustain the
wisdom Of one course and the waste Of the
| other.
The national Republican., 1869-06-16
A Shocking Affair.

The death of Lanney, the last male alb
original Of Tasmania, (Van Dlemen's Land,)
has been already announced. The Colonial
newspapers call him "King Lanney," al
though he has for some time had no subjects
but the most extraordinary part Of history
has been the fight over his remains. DR..
Crowther applied to the Colonial Secretary
for the body, In order that he might send the
skeleton to the London College OF Surgeons.
Tho Colonial Secretary had previously
promised II to the Tasmanan Royal Society,
but DR.. Crowthcr was determined not to be
baflled by mere official refusal. lie invited
the hospital surgeon, DR.. Stokell, TO take tea
at his house. DR.. Stokell went, was kept In
conversation by Mrs. Crowther for n consid-
cradle time, but did not sec DIR. Crowther.
Suspecting that he had been deceived, he
went to the hospital were he had left the body
Of Lanney, and found that some one had been
there, that Lanney's head had been cut OIL,
that another body had been similarly treated
and that head number two had been attached
to Lanney's body, and covered with Lanney's
scalp. DIR Stokell thereupon cut of the hands
and feet, and retained them for the Royal
Society, SO that the burial service was read
over Lanney's trunk, footless and headless,
and furnished with another mans head.
The mutilated remains were subsequently
removed from the grave, II Is said, by DR..
| Stokcll's orders. But now comes what
English people unversed In colonial ways
will consider the most curious part Of the
story. Just at this time Crowther was a can
ddatc for the Upper House. lie accused the
Ministry of getting up the tale against him
for political purposes. lie won his election,
and at the election made defiant speech
| against the Government, which had summon
ed him to appear before a commission
appointed to inquire into the facts, and at
knowledged the capture Of the skull. His
partisans took the horses ont of the cab in
which he sat and drew him In triumph
through the street. On the box sat black
man, while another went through the panto-
mine of cutting Off his head. 1t is unnecesi
sary to characterize the whole Of the proceed
ings as disgusting and dlsgraceful.
The national Republican., 1869-06-16
DHoposALs FOR STATIONERY,

war DEpARyNEST. June I, 1860.
ua, oeISek S sS F%SfoSEA % R R"'ai dSg
ip the schedule below. for the hseal year ending
U TSc Stationery YIN must be OF the best quality.
Samples mus1 e, seS{DH5paly S{I each bid; , l., ~
hllment Gf his contract, and the Department Will
JesIITe me sHSa ~ y SLass 1no nr odi1s ss may
titles below stated.
b. furnished at the option Of the Department at the
lowest PlPBR RziSBsf f@iSiYDSR f@SDR OF LINEN STOCK.
II rehms Despatch Cap, ruled to pattern, weigh
ing 10 lbs per ream.
60 reams Legal Cap. per ream. =.
26O reams foolseap, ruled or plain, weighing II
Nv Teins Quarto Post. ruled or plain, weighing
lg5 rcqms Qgarto Post. ruled or plain, weighing
10 lbs, headed as per pattern, per Icam.
70 reAms Note Paper. ruled or plain, headed as
por pStteTls per team.
srssias s. ts BlSttlaS Papsr,,t iiod, "a pr Feam.
400 dozen BlOtling Boards. per dozen,
6Oreams Envelope Paper, buh or yellow, royal
% reaIn. Manila Wrapping Paper, super royal.
5i.0oJ Envelopes, Official sizes. plain, Per 100
s,on o Envelopes, letter sizes, plain, per l'oO,
headed gs per pattern, per ,OOl
67O0o Envelopes, letter sizes, extra heavy. headed
% GsGTn55s,lh sfSs, hiRgnlls RSi % Pens, per gross.
is djsca FSbcr's HIasE Lead Pencils. rcr
70 dozen Paber's Rod and Dlua Pencils. per
iI0 dozen Zen Holders, per dozen.
II dOEon Ivory Folders, per dozen.
dozen kGsS1 6s1d%S: psrS SHaSP four
blade Penhniyes, per dozen.
iUIon Rodgers Scissors, per dozen,
dozen Shears, per doLon.
50 dOlou Maynard & EOyes' Ink. quarts, per
il do.e4 M4ylsr4 s NOyvs' Ink, pint'. per
80 dozen French CarmiuO Ink, por J9sen.
u dozen lnkstaRds' Drapers' Wm'hey'S or
% pounds Sealing Wax, scarlet, per pound.
80 pounds India Rubber, prepared In pieces' Per
Is dozen SILK Taste or Braid. assorted, per
Is dozen Rst Tape. in pieces assorted. per
dozen,
itS dS1SH pSSPas Io nSS ESd TTaRS PSSad
- dozen Jars MucilAge, with brushes, per dOLon.
70 dozen quart bottles hueilage, per dozen.
Y dozen Blank Books, Per dozen: ~
dozen Pen Racks, per dozen,
dO4sa Rplers, por dozen,
900 gross IndIg Rubber Bands, pCr gross.
Dozen Sisa SS SSaes S6tarsi p sS. pcf Fer SSsSS fS
dozen Portfolios, per dozen.
I dozen boxes Eyelets, per doson,
dGHssn G:sstu GsitIPs 9FRiISdS FiuId. Pcr Psf SSiSa dS
dOIou Letter C,lps. rEr doEeu'
I duIcu Gnld p"ns aud HOLDER, ~ du.'u.
EIn Yards TI.Cng Linen, per yard
! dUSuu SpIuEc CUBS, POI dutnu.
i dozen Paper Weights, per dozen.
IL boxes Patent Paper Fasteners, pot box
" Ruling PsRsp each leo " 10 W
The national Republican., 1869-06-16
pRoPosALs FOR PREsH BEEF.


FORT seHuILER, sEw YoRK BAhsoR.}
Proposals., In duplicate, with a copy Of This sd.
vertisement attached. will be received by the un.
dersigntd until IL June 10, 1850, for supplying
Fresh Beef to the troons at this post.
The said Bee' must be fresh. Of y good market.
quarters meek, shank and kidney taliow to be ex.
oluded,I and to be delivered In such quantities
as may be. from time to time. required by. and on
nate The contract to be In force six months or such
less time as the Commlssary General shall direct,
commencing on the 30th day OF June lstp, and sub
Jet 10 the appI9y3l q Shs Go smandins General Of
The necks of the cattle ghtered for beef to be
deliyerel under this agreement shall bo cut of at
the fourth vertsbral joini and the breast trimmed
from three to four inches above the knee Joint aud
OF headquarters from six to eight inches above the
gambrei or hook Joint.
quantity Of the fresh beef to be
then tho Commissary at Fort Schuyler shall have
power to supply the deficiency by purchase, and
ihe contractor will be charged with the difference
Of cost
The contractor will bs required to enter into
sponsble surcties, whose names must DO mentioned
Each person Or arm bidding will be required to
deposit with the Comuissary at Fort Schuyler
the sum OF eli }, which viii be returned TO the
owners after the bids are opened, except that Of
be returned aIer the hrst satisfactory delivery Of
fresh beef. ior isspets the troops Is made on the
contract. =,
Harbor, at which time and place biaders are re-
quss:ed to be present
PrcPo;al. viii be marked ,.P5OPGsnIs ~ fSE Pssf'
Brew Nj ,G,s,A. Captain i't U s.irtiii'iI, and
A,C,S, iel6-td
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

r. EMMET JONES, ESQ.,, counsel for Capt.
James II. Pennell, has Instituted suit
against the United States Fire and Marine
Insurance Company Of Baltimore for $780,
900 damages for false arrest and imprison-
ment. This grows out Of his late arrest and
imprisonment in connection with the Monte
yuma case, tried some months since In the
limited Slateh District CouIl.
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

POLICE IsTELLIuEsCg.-Aaron Johnson
tcolored,) arrested on suspicion OF larceny, 10
held for hearing before Justice Harper.
Thomas Summoss, for violating a corpora.
tion ordinance, was hnedt2 by Justice Harper.
Cornelius McCAnby and Jeremiah MuFphy
were each fined " by Justice Bates for fighting
on the street.
Thomas Bush, charged with petit larceny by
N. W. Ryan, was held to bail for court BY
Justice Drury.
Abram Snowden, 'eolored, charged with as
sAult and battery with intent to kill Christie.
pher Tucker, was committed to Jail by Justice
Buckley.
John Cole, colored, for the larceny Of A
horse and wagon belonging to John Yes6ower,
was committed to jail by Justice Bates.
Zsohariah Smith, for the larceny Of a coat
from the store Of George q. HenninE, and a
hat from Q: II. Lane, was sent to jail by J US.
tlee Schmidt,
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB .
L rcTibsr has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Warrington County. In the District OF Columbia,
tsts of fRANcis 7. CARLiRR. late Of Paris.
FrRpeG, deceased, All persons having claims Is
exhibit The same with .he vouchers thereof, to the
subseI lber, or or before the 18th day Of January
next Ithsy may other wise by law be excluded from
all beneh ht Of the said estate,
Iiyeu under my hand this 18th day Of January,
1852 OLIVER d. BARRETT,
,al AdministrAtnT
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

Ice IN JUSE.-At Marquette, Michigan,
last week, there was a remarkable sight.
With the thermometer at elghty-fiye degrees
in the shade, the bay and harbor was so full
OF Ice that 1t was with difficulty vessels
could make their way through 1t. At night
the wind changed to the west and moved the
large body Of ice out into the lake. The
bergs are still SO solid that 1t is dangerous
for q vessel to strike them when under hc'1
way
The national Republican., 1869-06-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
HARBoR IMPROVEMENTS AT GREEN BAY,
WIS.
UNITED STATES EXgISEER's OFFICE,

No, 6l2 MAIN sTHYFy,
MILWAUKEE, Wiz, May a, 1876
Sealed pLop6sals, in duplicate, 0f the form fur.
nished by tie nndsTsiEgsa WI be Ioseycl q ths
furnishing the Materials and doing the work OF
Close piling part Of the New Cut Gt Green Bay,
Wis.
Contract; will bG made for COO llueal feet Of close
pilng with the privilege Of increasing the amount
For this purpose there will he Required, In round
numbers, to build tho G)O feet; From 90 to 7OO
piles 30 fsot long and not less than inches at the
small end 100 piles Of 20 and % feet In length,
inches At the small ends i,s09 pounds Of best
wrought American iron drift bolts \, $40 pounds nf
best wrought America iron screw bolts from luN
up In suitable bundles ~
The piles, square timber, aud all materials to bs
fros from all defects, and priogs of white oak Nor
way pine, or tamaraek to be- slated In the bids
For particulars apply at this Office, " here plans
and speeiheatons Of the work can be seen, aud all
Information furnished.
The work to be commenced on or before July l.
], 1879.
j. Il. WHEELER,
a.iGr.9f gGgreers agd RrcVct Co,oaeI u. g.
The national Republican., 1869-06-16
THE aislIlRIn.

CIRcuIr CouRr-yudgs Wyiis.-This Court
was occupied as follows yesterday;
hill vs. Mcdonald. This was an action Of
the Van Ness property made many years ago,
the terms OF which II was alleged had not been
complied with. The case was argued, and the
jury returned verdict for the plaintiff.
Eeibshutz VS., Baltimore h Ohio Railroad
Company, This was an action, damages
laid at $4,000, for injury TO the plaintiff In
tween baltimore and Washington. The com.
pany alleged that the plaintiff tried to 70 to
Laurel, offering to pay the difference In fare,
and on his refusal TO pay the whole fare, Al
train and allowed him to get of. The Jury
found verdict for the defendant under the
direction Of the Court.
Mexican vs.. Luney. Judgment confessed.
The following cases were continued
Clinton Rice W. r. X. Williams, Ken
nedy lReceiver) vs.. Washing ). Alexandria
%sn usSss oss So%psS9S a haS
Hitchcock Smith vs.. Heintlleman; Lawrence
ys. Corporation OF deorgetowni Kennedy
lReeeiyerl vs.. Lamon; Meduite Va. Howlandi
James S. Machin vs.. J. L. Reside. Plain
W. Il. Stewart vs.. Conrad sohl. Judgment
J: d. Hutchinson v.. Marcus oNeal.
Ordered to be restored to the calendar.
Robbins Bro, vs.. Crowley Il MeCafrerty.
Ordered to be .trickes from the calendar.
No. IS; No. l72 was stricken from the calendar,
and No. IFS referred to Joseph II. Bradley for
settlement.
cAsRs TODAY.
The cases numbered as follows on the cAlen.
dsr will be disposed OF to-day, II time allows;
Nos 81 81 es, 30 90 81, %, los, lOb, lOT, los 100,
ia, lis, ll6 and 100.
Al the rate at which this court /, progress.
Ing with Its work, the May term will be able
to adjourn In a few weeks.
Adjourned.
EoUfTY CouRT-Judgs Oiin.-This court was
occupied as follows yesterday;
Miles ct al. VS.. Barrett. Injunction granted
restraining the defendant from acting as ad-
Samuel Z. Arnold vs.. VIM. II. Champion.
This is bill for the sale Of real estate in
which infants are interested. Judge Olin
made an order referring the case to the audi.
tor to report whether such sale would be for
the benefit Of the infant defendants.
TIE MONTANA NAIL CASE
Altman vs.. Huntley. Order approving the
bond and directing the Investment Of certain
funds paid into court in this chse.
OConner VS.. II. A. Hall ct Al. Order for
defendant to show cause why he should not
be restrained from settling up certain deed
OF trust.
Hugh Coylc VS.. Mary A. Clark. Order Of
reference,
Yates 4 Selby vs.. seitz ct al. Order gran.
Ing W. J. Miller leave to tlle a creditors petit
tion and become party to the cause,
Fuller vs., Corwine' Decree awarding com
plaiuant VI, $50 with costs.
W. J. Huntington, trustee, vs. r. ]. Walker
ct al. Decree for the settlement OF all the
matters involved In suit and the conyeyancI
| OF certain real estate, &c.
! Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-06-16
my2J-TuSw
yrNITED STATES PATENT OPPIOE.

" WAsHIEITON, D. G. June 10, 1850,
plDu tho petition Of J. D. ELLIOT, Of Leicester,
Macs :, praying for the extension q patent
an Improvement in Machinery for Folding and
Measuring Cloth: -,
ID CO the 2sd day Of August next. Any person
may oppose this extension, Objections, deposi'
i"nl and other papers should be filed Ia this ONCE
tW spiy days before the day Of hearing
SAMUEL =. FISHER,
jel5-Tust Commissioner OF Patents,
The national Republican., 1869-06-16
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STATES PATENT OPFICE,

U WAsHIEOTOE, I. c., May 10, 1859
On the petition Of JosEPH ALEXANDER ADAMS, Of
BrooRIyn, n Y, praying for the extension Of u
patent granted 70 him Oh the IN day Of septem'
HpIyping; , l., -,,,, =, 49,,
this oface on The 10th dRy VI Augu next. Any
ps Tgon may oppose this extension. Objections,
depositinns, RnI otheT papers should be hled In
ms o. f6ca twenty DAYS before tho day nf hearing.
SAMUEL 5. FISHER,
The national Republican., 1869-06-16
InyIl'h3W VOllMTHhI0ueI oI IAIeu11
-XITEp STATES pArEET OFFICE. .

Y WLsniNaTOS, D. O, May Is. lff9
:, On tho CetttiOn Of BARNET /, soL9h9n, ot ps hGw
York, n. Y. executor Of the estate OF Myer fhlh-
Gas, deceased, praying for the extension OF pat
cut granted t. the said MyCr Ph'neas on tue lsih
day Of August 1860. for an improve pent IN Design
for Hu lnkstapd:
ills ordered that tht saiG petition be beard this
may oppose this extension. o4LanJkkps, depQ.
Sitlons aud other papers should bs hle>l In this
SAMUEL \. flsHER,
my2J-Tu9W Commissioner OF PAtedts.
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

The WASHINGTON CRY DIsPESsARY,
northwest corner of Seventh and NJ streets,
conducted by Drs. l.. VI. Taylor and z. W.
Latimer, has proved perfect success. Medi-
cal advice and surgical operations free Of
charge TO the poor. Office hours from 0 to
10 a. m. and 5 to 7p.m. Prescriptions car :.
fully compounded n
The national Republican., 1869-06-16
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TINTED STATES PATENT oFFIGs. .

LIMITED STATES PATBNT OFFIGB,
y wAsuISuTos, May %, 1862.
On the petition Of Jo.EPn KEEcH, OF Waterloo.
Now York, praying for the extension Of q patent
granted TO him on the 18th day Of October, 1888,
for an Improvement In Wash Boards;
II Ia ordered that said petition be heard At this
Ice on the 9th day Of September next Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections, ,depOsitoqs,
aud other papers, should be hled In this otlce
SAMUEL i. FISHER,
mygl .MSy Commissioner Of Patents
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE to all persons
having goods deposited at Princes loan
office, aud interest unpaid for s'E months, to
call at once II they wish to save their articles.
No. 277 Pennsylvania avenue,
Between Tenth nnh Eleventh sts
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

TnE OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUsE is taking
measures to clothe all the people. An i'm
mcnse stock of fashionable goods, In the
piece and ready-mate clothing, can be found
therc-No. 465 Seventh street, opposite the
most office