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Rev. MIR. miller. of the Protestant

Rev. MIR. Miller. OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church, preached two very good
sermons in Hnl's Han on Sunday morning
and evening The liberalty with which he
handled the question of religions federation
in the evening, according freely to other de
nominations the privilege Of going to heaven
in their own way, regardless OF human deg
mas and inventions whereby the consciences
and souls OF men arc sought to be harness
ed and confined To arbitrary rules. was really
refreshing. We hail each cheerful sign of hu-
man progress. on the way to perfect liberty,
and recognize with pleasure the expanding
intellect OF ministers OF the Gospel as they
approach the enlightened demands of the
age, however musiy and contracted NAV be
the canons by which they are ostsnsibly
governed
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We neglected at the proper time to say
Thai Martin Lebrceht has large num-
Der Of Autograph pictures Of Grant and Sher-
MAI, a sanple Of which he has presented
the WAVE office.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-10
Have we a Birby Among us -

On the way TO the PostoiIice yesterday morn
ing We we're accosted by three or four differ
ent parties with the inquiry, If we knew
where Henry Bixby VAST As we did not
OF course We said so, and learned that he is
supposed to be secreted in some mysterious
cavern or shaft in the clefts of the rocks on
Florida mountain, where ledge of gold is
supposed to exist fun forty feet thick, with a
very slight If any, admixture of quartz
All the shafts, tunnels, drifls and caves
have been examined but no Bixby can be
found Parties are now turning over fiat
rocks in hopes to find secret entrance
through q gopher hole into a mysterious
chamber containing the hidden treasure aud
the lost Bixby.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-10

SESTER's majority in Tennessee will
probably reach 10000. Bailey Pey-
ton will be Andy Jobnson's oppo-
nent for the U. S. Senate.
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II. NJ. DuReII, Of the F

II. NJ. DuHeII, OF the Fist National
Bank Of Idaho, has been spending several
days in town. He has been TO Salt Lake,
corinne, Kelton, Elko, Sacramento, San
Francisco, etc, and reports business duh
everywhere
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LOCAL

G. w. Ora yson leaves this morning
for San Francisco; viii be gone al out ten
days
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-10

Sam Heideiberger, news dealer, is
promptly on hand at the arrival of every
stage with the latest news from everywhere.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-10
CONTINUATION SALE
OF THE
EMPIRE GIFT COMPANY
Cash Gifts TO the Amount of
$5O0,0O0.
Every Ticket Draws a Prize.

This popular Gift Company, after making
extensive additions to its large stock Of rich
and valuable articles, has commenced its
fourth annual distribution. Unlike many OF
its imitators, it has invariably gwen universal
satisfaction and has always secured the ap-
probation and support of the leading press
of the country. See what they say OF il:
'sThe firm is reliable and deserves their
success. - IF,skly TriGt0is, oct. g.
{" We know them TO be fair dealing firm
-Nelv York, Herald, Oct. Is
q A friend of ours drew a 5000 prize,
which was promptly received ? - Daily
NeiCs, Dec. 8.
Reference is also made to the following
persons, who have drawn prizes and kindly
allowed the use Of their names for publicd-
ton: Andrew J. Burns, Chicago, $4,000;
Miss Clara S. Walker, Baltimore, Piano,
$500; James N. Mathews, Detroit, $1,000;
John T. Andrews, Savannah, 5000, Miss
Agnes Simmons, Charlestown, Piiio, $500
We publish no names without permission.
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so Elegant Rosewood Pianos, ca <oUO 10 ~
70 do do Melodeons, do 70 to leO
$50 Sewing Machines 49,. do 90 to 10
500 Gold Watches, ........ do 20 TO 5J0
Cash prizes, Silyerware, etc, valued 81, 0OO, wv
chance TO draw any of the above prizes
for 25 cents. Tickets describing prizes scale !
in envelopes, and well mixed On receipt Of
25 ce TINS a sealed Ticket is drawn without
choice, and sent by mail to any address. Inc
Prize named upon it will be delivered TO me
ticket holder on payment of One Dollar.
Prizes are Immediately sent to any address
by express or return mail
You will know what your prize Is before
you pay for it. Any prize exchanged Jor an
other o. same udtue.
No Blanks. Our patrons can depend on
fair dealing.
Send for circular. Liberal inducements 70
Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every
package of sealed envelopes contains ONE
CASH GIFT. Six Tickets for 81; Is for az
So for IS; ITO for $15.
All letters should be addressed TO
STEWART, HALL a. co..
65i90 1893 & 195 Broadway, n J.
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Mr.. THOMAS CONNOLLY, the London rep
reseutative workingman, and prominent
member of the Operative Masous' Union, Is
about TO pay visit to the United States,
under the auspices of a number Of members
Of Parliament and other gentlemen, with the
object of making tour through the manu-
featuring districts, and ascertaining from
personal observation and inquiry amongst
the workin gmcn In all trades their actual
political, physical and social condition, their
rate of wages and hours Of labor, and the
bearing Of the land and emigration questions
aud movements upon labor In the States
generally. He will be absent several months,
and It Is the intention on his return home to
publish the result of his inquiries In vol
umc, at such price as will render 1t Access
sIblc to worklngmen generally.
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WOOD AND COAL,
WHO MILK D MY COW 1
NJ RINE GIL OBT.
s"s".- SUNDAY GAzETTEii
MORALS PoR TIE MILLION BY II. CLAY
PREUss.


SUNDAY MORNING. GAZETTE.
LOUIS Kill; CARDINAL RICHELIEU, THE
OKEAT ESSAY BY PRof. MASON; HISTORY
OF POLAND, No. Il ANswERs TO GnRRES-
81 TRhvEi, visIT 70 NIzfRsf 4 and 10
Splendid. original PQstryi elegant aud beautiful
,slsetion.; al the TelograPhle hewsupto l O'Clock
saIaioEa and other plAessi latest Local News and
rffAsHfs 'ISR S aSRsT f1a II mao. M
elusiyely Of Original Matter from the pens OF pros
found Scholars aud elegant writer's. Il stands in
the VERY front rank Of Journalistic success, aud 10
oyerywhere aeknow lodged as tn. sble.t and
choicest Of the Sunday papers published In the
United States.
Advertisements received al the Publication
once, Washington Bailding, corner OF seventh
street, and PennsylyAnlA avenue. up to 10 O. clock
Saturday Night IL
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THE coLoRED CONSERVATIVE OF Virginia
have Issued a congratulatory address to the
colorcd voters upon the result OF the recent
State election, and call upon them TO or
ganizc political clubs to support Walker,
for the purpose, the address says, "of
strengthening his hands In carrying out, In
letter and spirit. the reconstruction acts of
Congress aud the policy Of the President, so
far as they relate to Virginia." The entire
address is temperate In tone, and Is free
from any sentiments which can be regarded
as desire to keep alive those discussions
which caused a division In the Republican
ranks In the recent contest.
Those who sign the address style them
selves earnest Republicans and arm believers
In Republican principles.
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Movement. OF the President.

pr>.la.ns n... ..ao.an.ntod he Hamil-
A.. r,..s , " a.l,. saa n.nor.,
IN , oee'e'A,y ', S'" aso.o,asr ~ A..
ps..,ss., o,. s,,.., H. Now yo,r a, 4 o,o,ooI
T. ,sa,n,n. e., w..,,,s.
T,,, 800 ,oo, = o.rr,.,. =, A.. sa..n sna
rnds nm ,own tn. p,e.,a.n, "a n.,"..i
port.r n,oe.sasa N Tho ro.,a.nco ~ NJ
Corbln. tbs pre,,a.n,,. bro,herJn' law where
Mr. ar.n, ana too =, hor ohua,,, ,ro,o
av.,,,ng Tho pro.,aon,,s ,O,,,rn w. ri.h
ia ths na,tv h.vina somo business N m.
,ena % IN ,hc ,,,v ard s,ar,ea ror bIs com.
:. 49, -, - =, 80. -,
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Boarding.

DOARDING.-yBR DESIRABLE AND PLEAS.
ID ant Single aud Double Rooms, with first. class
Table Board. may new be obtained on application
at 800 Eleventh street above y. lew table
boarders accommodated At $40 per month.
Au6-tt'
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THE PRESIDENT AND MISSISSIPPI Az
FAIRs.-Thc Washington correspondent OF
the New York Ets'iH0 Post Is responsible
for the following:
"The authorized publication Of President
Grants status on Mississippi affairs fell like
Il arebraud among the Southern Conserya-
tive Republicans here, resulting In their al
most total Generalization. They assert that
Grant was forced by political pressure to de-
clare his sympathies with the Radical wing
of the Republicans, and that II he had been
left unadyised he would have supported the
movement to elect Judge Dent Governor.
The latter, notwithstanding the Presidents
opposition, has no idea Of abandoning the
contest, but is confident that the Conserya-
tive ticket will be successful yet General
Dent, one of the Presidents secretaries, Of
fercd to wager $50 this morning that his
brother would be the next Governor Of
Mississippi. This occasions no little talk
among extreme as well as Conservative Re-
publlcans."
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sToOPs-LAEG.- In this city. on the l2th int. /,
by the Rev, Mr. Hollidy, Nj, JOsuUA X, SroUPs.
Of Pennsylyania, to Miss JENNIE LAso. Of tnis
city.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
l .sriber has obtained from che Orphans Court
letters elementary on the personal estate
q SARAH @. csgouRy late Of Washington county.
sGainst The said deceased are hereby warned TO
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, on or before the 10Th day Of August
next ,they may otheIwiseb by law be excluded from
all benefit Of the said estate.
1850 THOs, JONES,
aull.wSw Executor.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

CLERK's OFFICE HOusR OF REPREsBSTATIyEs,
wAsHIE0ToE, DC. July Is, 1859
Sealed pIoPgsals viii be reeo.yei at this ONCE
lap at IL clock, m for supplying, for the use Of
the House Of Representa- YES, Fuel, as follows:
800 tons ~, $40 poundEl best White Ash, No. l. or
broken Coal
90 cords best bakor's seEGoned Pine Wood.
IS cords dry Oak, sawed In two pieces.
rs cords dry Hickory, sawed In two pieces,
10 cords dry Hickory, sawed IN three pieces:
To be weighed and measured by such person as
the Clerk Of the House o. Representative tbAli
designate, and all to be delivered In the vaults OF
the Capitol within one month after notice Of the ac-
ceptancs Of proposals. ,
Proposals. will be separately considered for the
glasses Of articles specified, but no proposal will
be considered from parties personally unknown
security will be Tequired from the successful bid
der for the faithful performance OF the contract
Proposals should be directed to tho Clerk OF the
House Of Representatives. and Endorsed, PRO
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
au2.lawiw Clerk House Of Reps U. S.
UTRlPPIN0 PAPER IGOR SALE AT THIS
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Summer Resorts.
FAuauIER W paIIus sULPHuR'
MoNrGoMEBg,y,, VIII WHITE SULPHUR
WILSON i LoRRNTz, Proprie,ors.

MosraoaERr Co. Va. July I. lsoe,
This deliEhuul summer resort Is now opened for
Tho HOTEL, GoTTk0Es, BATH ROOMS, Se.,
throughout In tho neatest manner, Its wild noun.
tain scenery. picturesqre and shady waiks,drives
ment TO those In pursuit Of health or pleasure.
Cottages containing from two to sixteen rooms
The fare shall DO equal to any hotel In The country
Postal, tel.grsphie and express oihces ct tie
band Of Washington. Visitor. from philadelphia,
Baltimore and washlnEton will purchase tickets
T.ppesses railroads to the Big Tunnel depot att
spripEs.
longer period AMI for larKor parties sreeal rate.
will be CHARGED, For olrenlsrr srply NJ this oaict
ll7:N MnntgomsrI white snlphnr sprinE. Va
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4 UCTios SALE OF HOSPITAL FURNITURE,

IA &C.
Assistant MEDICAL PuRvKYOR's oFFICE,(
WARRINGTON, d. c., July %, 1850.
Will be offered al public auction In this city. at
Judiciary Square Depot, Estreet. between Fourth
and Pifth streets, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day
Of August, at 10 a. m. large assortment OF Hos:
pital furniture and Appliances, among which will
b. found the following, yiEi
BOwls, 800 Leather Bgcksts, 100 Wooden Buckets,
lau0 Thu Cups, 1850 DELI Dishes, assorted, u, Ou
Knives aud Forks each, 2t0l litters, no dslf
Pitchers, I.OoO Deli Plates 800 DELI Tea Pots 900
Sslt-celarsl 30 RaLJrs nd Strops, go Spittoous
iO,O0i Tablespoons, 500 Teaspoons, 90 Mess
Chests. so Rubbar Cushions, 1000 yards dutia-
large variety q other articles, em9rae ng Pu9nels
aud Weights (shop) States and Pencils, Bedside
Tables, sisk.ch.irs. Cot'. Horse Litlers, Coffee
with small exception the above articles are
new, Catalogues with full particulars furnished
upon application.
Terms: cash. 10 Government lands Onlyi p per
ehases to be removed within ave days,
CHAs. SUTHERLAND,
Assistant Medical Purvsyor. BroVst Col. U. s. A.
huli-b
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THE PUBLIC Observation-Disclosures Will
son, Of the General Land Ofilcc, Is In receipt
of returns showing disposal Of Al 1886 acres
Of public domain during the past month at
the following local offices; Lincoln, Nebras.
ka, lG,ss3 acres; Vermllllon, Dakota Terri
tory, 10,29si Ionia, Michigan, 5,4i7 acresj
Falls of 81. CroiS, Wisconsin, 0,257 acres.
The greater part of the land was taken I'M
der the homestead law for actual residence
the remainder sold for cash and located
with military warrants.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WAsHiNGTOs, D. g., August iSp
On the petition q TIMoTnr BAnFn, o, sS, a,sn,
2rantsi to him % the 9lth day Of November, 1855
Tor an improy ement In Knitting Machines
il ia ordered that said petition be heard at hls
lea on The LIST day Of November next ANY per-
son may oppose this extension. Objections depo-
sitious. and other papers should be nled In this
once twenty days before the day q hearing,
'N SAMUEL s. FISHER,
au6.PSv Commissioner Of Patents.
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WILLIAM b. WHITE yesterday notified the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue that he
would accept the collectorshlp for the Sixth
New York district, and forward his bond
without delay.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUBJ
i, seylber has obtained from the Orphans, Goutto
letters Of Administration, t. a.. on The personal
estate " WiLLIAN DoDs9s. late Of WashinRion
claims the said deceased are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof. TO
the Iubseriber, or before the 10th day OF August
next they may Otherwise by law be excluded
from ali benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hg nd this 10Th day Of August,
1859. JOhEPH AMBUSH,
Aull.w Sw Administrator, c. t. a.
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REMOVAL.

The subsoribers have this day removed DhAir
Art Store from 304 Pennsy lyani. "a, New Store
slo.t.. Il !s'Esw BSiIS'9s splendid ssOR
"fhfnkthG the public for past favors. wo hope =.
receive . continuance Of their patronage, whiu
we shAl sndeAyOr at all times to merit.
iyl SMITH STRONO.
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yITED sTATEs PATENT OFFICE,

N'hD WisnIsdros. D. G.. July 81, 1893.
On the petition Of ARETrs A. WILDER, Of De.
tent granted to him on the SDth day Of October.
1865. aud reissued on the 18th day Of October. ls
and again reissued on the 18Th day OF May, lR6,
for an Improvement for Saving and Edging Clap
Boards.
Ills ordered that tho said petition be heard al
this Office on the llth day Of October next, Any
person may oppose this extension. Obieetions,ds.
positions, and other papers, should DO filed In this
oince twenty days before the day Of hearing,
SAMUEL b. FISHER
iygi .S9W Commmissioner OF Pat is,
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ORPHANS COURT,

" JULY 81, 1880.
DistLfet Of Coiumbtd, Wdshfn 2ton C0untv,t9 t0ft!
islrator Of Thomas Woodward, deceased, the Aa,
ministrator AFORESAID hes, with the appreciation Of
said, appointed Tuesday, August q, 1859, for the
ans sssiRSeSt and dls.r ~ az P Of hs personal
as far as the same have been collected and
i tnrs and heirs o2 sad deceased are uotssS 10
tend, with their claims properly yOushed, or they
In said deceased estate; provided copy Of this
order be published once week for three weeks In
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, previous to the sA d
Test A. WEBSTER
apg2.MSw Register Of Wills,
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For Sale or Rent.

TOR sALH-AT A GREAT BAhgAIN-yALu:
Ohio. sVnns. between Thirteen .snd.s.haif aad
s Sos2IS ny" r'Im'' sTiRR ri ms4ecaafR, 7"
T.LE corner N. Y. avenue and Fifteenth st.
AVN DESIRABLE REsIDENCR, CEN.
IA TRALLY LOCATED, FOR SALE VERY
CHEAP AND ON ACCOMMODATING TERMS,
No. 3a0 STREET. BETWEEN TWELFTH AND
THIRTEENrH. The house 10 q three. story brick.
with two-story back buiidiue, and contains ten
rooms. including bath, dc. marble mantle, saloon
parlor. hot and cold water, r,nge, furn1ee, &c.,
paror and hall beautifully tiled, gas throughout,
with elaborate fHtures, stable and earrisss.ho
In rear Of lot, opening on thirty foot paved alley
Price $500, only small portion In cash, lalauoe
In ave years, ,cfthont fnterest.
Tho proplnauity Of this property 10 churches,
schools, Departments, street railways, &c, make
II very desirable. his In thorough repair, having
been recently papered and painted throughout
For permits. &C., apply to
GEORGE W. MeLANE.
Attorney at Law,
aul2.st tstarl No. 2 Nays Building.
CoR R-TAx INDEX "A MEMBER OF
Is ths bar having 4 dupl! MSS: copy % an
sales o. city lots from the o. ths city to
1871, prepared and arranged, exclusively by him.
% and S ~ own S,SS 81 81 ss
snee 70 those sssarsd in xsminisa. and cerifYing
titles, a. thereby one enabled to turn to the folio
Sf1h "a Al e 4. Fl a.
0ftS S PIP SsfprsS OP ms III ,
once. aul2-st
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lSol SOW oolu nl,n,ssIo1o. =. -
,utrpn ur rpo n rpNn opvycp

NrFhp 'WashssrToN1 B. e., JSig' %, ls1o.
On the petition o. JAMES 3. LEAca. Of Bailsion
Spa, New York. praying for the, extension q
additional Improvement, July 8, 1856. and again
additional improyement on the 81 day Of March,
Ills ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on the 18th day Of October next, AMI, per.
son may oppose this extern sion. Objections, depo.
IiUop, and other papers should DO died 10 this
once twenty days before the daE Of hesIing,
SAMUEL 5. FISHER,
aux5-Th9y COmmlssiOner Of Patents
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Elegant Building
Lots!
Elegant Building
lotS!!
Elegant Building
lotS!!!
$l2.5O Each
$l2.5O Each
$3.50 Each
THE MOST DELIGHTFUL BUILD
ING SITES IN THE DISTRICT
OF colt MBIA.
Having recently subdividsd the tract Of LAM
known and delegated the old site Of Fort Reno.
TsnnAllytown, D. c., we offer to the public. for
the next THIRTY DAYS, uuless sooner disposed
Of alternate lots In said subdivision at fla 80 each.
These los contain 1900 square feet Of ground
each. and lie but two miles beyond 0sorgstowa.
The regular line Of stages running between Wash
inston. Georgetown, Oak Hill Cemetery aud Ten
nallytown places these lots within twenty min.
utss' ride Of Washington. Faro Is cents.
vJ1a alaaJIor al Alt ,-i-'trr~.ss-''J IVI ~
tanning a country residence, or making profitable
Investment
This traefis the highest point Of land In the Dis
triet. commands a most magnificent view o. the
Potomac and the surroundinx country, and lies
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7 OsT, =-ATTHR CIRCUS YESTERDAY AFTER.
hIkooN, the 10Th instant, a thin. yellow Cape.
this once. he Will bestOw a great favor on the
owner. Aull 81
0NE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. LOST
Oattbe GTegs TqesdsYs might; August 10.
The abOye reward will be paid for It's return to the
Office at Wizards Hotel. aull.2t
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IHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
l seribsr has obtained from the Orphans, Court
ba letter. parliamentary on the personal estate OF
MARGARET OsBOrRS, late OF Nashi ngon County,
D. O.. deceased. Al! persons having claims
against the said deceased arc hereby warned to ex
hIbit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber on or before the 10th day OF August
next they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all beuCnt OF the said estate,
Given nniaT my hand this 10th day Of August,
1859 THoS. JONES,
aull. wJw Executor.
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New Advertisements.

WANTED AN ACTIVE MAN, WITH A SMALL
w Capital. to take charge Of an interest In a
tain Hotel, corner Of Sixth street aud Peras;iya-
mia avenue. AulI-a'
(IARRIAGEsi CARRIAoBs ! I CARRIAGES vi
On hand a large stock Of new and sec-S NIX
ond hand CARRIA0Es such as Kocka- NV
ways, BuEgiss,, Jenny Linds, Rxtsusion Tops,
ROBERT II. GRAHAM,
Corner Ninth and d streets, and 40 Eighth
street. aul4N
DY CHARLES w. BOTELER, Auct.,
ID Successor to J. O. Mcclure 4 Co,
Corner Of Pennsylvauia avenue and Tenth street
JENNY LIND WAGON AT AUCTION
On MONDAY. August 10, at o'clock, In front
Of my Auction Koom, | shall sell one new JENNY
LIND WAGON, substantially built
auslt.2t Auetioneer.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ wAsHIsGTos, ID. c., July 81, 1853
On the petition Of q. b. BRRTRAsD. of New York,
X, praying i9r ne extension Z Estssa.
an Improvement In Sugar filterers;
Is ordered that sad petition be heard 81 ,h,s
may oppose this extension. objectops, deposi.
lions, aud other papers should be nled In this
SAMUEL FISHER,
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T osT=os MONDAY, AUGUST 0, A SMALL
IL GRAY HORSE, very thin name. The Under
will be literally rewarded by returning him to the
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Wants.
Lost and Found.

T OsT.-BErwEBN THE COLUMBIA ENGINE.
II House, Capitol Hill. aud the united Stats
Capitol. on New JsIsey Avenue, Lady,s Small
attached The Under will return It to the office Of
Major Middleton, New Jersey avenue, where a
reward will be paid. aus
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Special Notices.

tS in q Working womAn's Aapociation are
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