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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-28

= The other Sunday as Mr.. Beecher
was giving out his text, a stout, fatherly
looking man was seen elbowing his way
towards the pulpit. As the words of the
text rung out: +" Who art thou? Whs
art thou?' he evidently took them 10
have personal application, and grave
ly replied I'm apig merchant from
Chicago, sir. | hope you amt mad. -
There amt nary chair or else I'd sot
down"
A colored female, of Lexington,
KY, wanting to die, poured some powder
on the floor, laid a six pound cannon ball
on it, and seating herself on the latter
applied the match with great resignation.
She expected to create a sensation by
going up through the roof, but was only
severely burned
= The gentleman who at the age of
l07 preserves the vigor of youth, and
has voted for every president since Wash
;ngton, has removed to Henry county,
Ind. and has assumed the name of Sam
uel Vogue.
Small bills are SO scarce in Black
hawk county, Ia. that merchants are
issuing scrip of their own for 81 and 81.
The 100000 silk-worms in the co.
coonery at Salt Lake City consume thirty
bushels of mulberry leaves per day.
- Hale Storms is the name of the
democratic candidate for sheriff of White
county, Ill.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-28

a COMEDY OF ERRoRs.-A Washing
ton correspondent gives an account OF
funny incident which happened at the
Treasury Department on Wednesday.
The assessor Of the Covington, Ky, dis
trict was escorting nine lady friends
through the internal revenue office when
a report was circulated that Brigham
Young had arrived with number Of
his wives. From down stairs and up
stairs came the clerks, andsoon the halls
and corridors were filled with curious
throng of both sexes, who forgot all
about official business in their overpow-
erng anxiety to get peep at the sup
posed most married man of the age The
excitement lasted about twenty minutes
before an explanation took place, and
the gentleman was released from the
perplexing attention he was receivin..
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-28

Circumstances alter cases wonderfully.
Here is an instance: Ia the fifth Con-
gressional district of Maryland, where
there are large number of colored vot-
ers, the democrats " cordially invite all
voters, without distinction of color to
attend their meetings.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-28

STATE OF VERMONT By the Probate 60 gS VII
MARLBORO. IS for said District; i 9I
persons iaterteT.ssed in The estate at John :. G1
lup. late of Wilmington. in said District doeeas'
N0U are hereby notified that this Court wi -
eide upon the allowance of the account q -
+. Gnllup Administrator upon said Estate an Il
distribution thereof 10 the persons entii ~
the session thereof 10 be held at the Probate ohie
Brattieboro. on the last Saturday Of oetees ne
ID. $50. when and where you may be beard . W
a. Z 4. N. EEYBs. Rssir1
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-28
: An explorer, WHO has made a Trim

= An explorer, who has made "trip
to the head waters of the Yellowstone.
claims to have discovered boiling geyser
which threw several inches of water in
the air. He says there were also hun
dreds OF other boiling fountains near the
vapor Of which made the region seem
like world os steam.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-28
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
- L , . o o o o Q
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY
RAILROAD COMPANY,

Issued in denominations Of 5000 and $500 Coupon
Registered payable in 50 years with intercsipay.
able 18th August and 18th February, in New York,
London, or Frankfort free Of tax. Secured by
mortgage only on completed and highly prosperous
road. at the rate OF SI35l] - per mile Earnings in
Of its interest liabilities This line being the
Middle Route. is pronounced the shortest and
rao-s natural onr 20. Fr~ighi and Passenger
Traffic aero-.tbe Ceatiaeni. ~. Losi- aud
Fort kearsey -panucd by n Railway and
connecting with she Onion Pacific AT Fort
kearaey.
Capital Stock Of the Co. 100000
Land Grant. pronounced yalueof 10000
First Mortgage Bonds. 10000
slo.500goO
The remaining portion Of this Loan nos ior sale
at "a aud accrued interest in currency Can Be
had at the Company. Agencies in New Yo.k or
Boston In New York Tanner 4 Co.. Bankers o.
az Wall St. or W p. Converse Co. No 81 Pine -
In Boston. of Z. Rollins Morse < Bro No. q Stale
Street.
Pamphlets, Maps and all information can be OBJ
tanned at either Of the above named agencies.
The attention Of Capitalists and Investors Is par
tieularly invited these securities. We are salts
fed they are all that could be desired and unhes-
tatingly recommend them.
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OYSTERS! oYsrERs!l oYsTERsH!

I'HESubscriber would announce to the publictb
% ana after September 18th. 1870. be will 9e
ready to supply the best FAIR HAVEN Ol sIEho
~ large or small quantities. challenging any dealer N
tne State OF Vermont to compete with him 10 quality.
WIN increased facilities and daily communicate
VITA the market. and completes ARA cement for de-
llverhg e. consumers. these justly celebrated Oys-
lers perfect freshness will be guaranteed in all cases
lhe following arrangement will be carried aut
through the season with unfailing regularity. De
iivered by team Mt
Chester. every Tuesday
Papermill Village. every Wednesday.
SaXt9ns River. every Thursday.
IalnbridgepGTt. every other Thursday.
" estmiusttr every Friday
thaTlestown, every Saturday.
- springfield every Saturday,
win view To meet the wants of neighbours
towns, not embraced in regular routes, arranse
mcnts nave been made with the different siege libes
10 supply customers ct the regular rates. orde's
may be given TO
Mr.. Perham. T1wnshend,
Mr. Jewett. Alstead
Mr.. Howe. Weston
Mr.. Curtis. Londonderry,
Mr.. Baker. Woodstock and SpringGed d. ,
Parues wishing quantities Of ;. 10 10 l5 gallean,
at time will lease give reasonable notice hn ss
necessary TO order by telegraph il may be done !"
IL. LANDoN
Bellows Falls. Sept. Is ls7e .
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-28
Writing, Book = Keeping, Navisa'
ton, &c.
Corners Commercial Cellege,

Ar-Conducted with signal snccess for hirfg sel'
past by GEO y. CONFER. A. NJ. President, pe-s'issy
e the confluence Of the community. anu has
peculiar facilities for providing EMPLOYMENT tef -
graduates. emaie and femaiel Open Day ana b''"
Ing.
catalogues aud Circulars. giving full iaiorina M
Wtth styles Of HANDWRITING taught. and III o. -
Soiners works on PESNASsHIP. Book \ Abf, III
NAVIGATION. &c. sent postpaid may be ~" - -
at the College. 323 Washington Strcetr "
ner Of West Street, Boston. where the public Z
Fited to inspect the arrangements. 4@-sphi'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-28
Shocking Suicide.

Frank Nulting of Lansingburg, New
York, committed suicide near Eagle
Bridge on Thursday, by lying down up
on the Troy & Boston railroad track IN
front of an approaching train. He
chose as the scene Of the tragedy curve
in the road, which precluded the engi-
peer from seeing him. lie stretched
himself upon the rail, with his head
turned from the engine as it approached
and thus awaited death. His body was
mutlated in the most frightiul manner.
Lis head hung to his body by mere
thread, and he was otherwise shockingly
cut up. The locomotive, tender and five
coaches passed over him. On examin-
ing the clothing Of the deceased, the fol-
lowing letter was found
have selected this place becau e
the curve is large and cannot be seen
until it is to late to stop the engine. |
have fortified myself with some forty rod
Nhiskey, which | got at the Hollow,
where may be found some more of the
same sort. Whoever finds my dead
body and this paper will know who |
am.
| Send my personal effects to my wife,
Mrs. Gertrude Nutting, in Lansingburg.
l did this by my own hand. Rum is the
cause l have but one regret that is
my wife for she has been wife 10 me
in every sense of the word but | can
not live any longer, for am tired of
life. So now farewell to the world.
FRANK NUTTING.
l write this on top of the rail. Bury
me in my clothes, as l am. am not
worthy Of a shroud or coffin. l have a
brother at Jacksonville hope he will
shed one tear in memory, and then let
me be forgotten
Father wish | could live to fulfill
your hopes and wishes, but l cannot :
4 Oh Rum Rum Rum
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-28

III YOU HAVE THE DYSPEPSIA, Headache
Dizziness Costumes Piles, Oppression after eating
Sour Rising orany Indisestionor Blliousness n va,
do not thank us after using DR.. nARRISoN'S psn'
isfALIlo LolENaEs. we will forfeit the price q,
the box. Also. warranted to cure every kind 81
Piles. For sale at No. l. fremont Temple. pos,on
by Il. A. HARRISON Il CO.. Proprietors. and by MI
prusgis's' Mailed Tor 20 cents. 3S-i5
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-28

INCIDENT OF THE LATE WIN. G. BRAD
LEW lIiam Fox, Esq, the father of
DIR. John Fox, and grandfather Of Dr.
William c. Fox, of Wallingford, re-
presented this town at one timetwenty-
two years in succession, besides having
been the representative three or four
other times.
DR.. John Fox, the son, represented
the town three or four year,, besides be-
ing in the Senate three or four years;
and Dr. William G. Fox, the grandson,
represented the town two years, making
upwards of thirty years that these three
generations Of one family have represent
cd our town.
We recollect a story that DR.. William
c. Fox related after he came home from
Montpelier, Of being introduced to the
Hon. William G. Bradley of Westmins-
ter, who was representative from that
town, and who that year obtained from
the State the aid to build a monument
over the grave of the martyred French
at Westminster, as the one who first
gave his life Tor the liberty Of our State
and country. Mr. Bradley was at that
time upwards of eighty-fve years of age,
he having entered Congress the same
year that Webster did. AS he shook
hands with DR.. Fox, he held his hand
while tears filed his eyes, and he ex-
claimed, My God how longshall live?
here ! was associated in these halls with
your grandfather, than you father, and
row here | am with the grandson. -
The aged veteran had been representa-
tive with all three generations.-C Cores
pOudence Of Rutland Herald.
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DIED.

STEEL. On the 7th instant, az 5 O'Clock a m ,
JAMES STEEL, aged 81 years.
The relatives AID irierds of The family are re-
Que red 10 tend the funeral, rom his late idence
No 500 New JERSEY avehue, between y aud u SITS ,
On SuE'ay. the oh inst. at 9 o clock p. m
lPhiiGdeiphis papers please cOoy.l ~
WHITE. On THURSDAY mo, nipy. Oct Der 9Th
RESSiE, inf ant daughter Of Vim. T. aud Amanda
" bite, AGED - months
Funeral to Norrow Saturday morning at 10
Cock, from 100 5ih street.
CASSIDY. On Thur lay, 9th instant, at i m +.
II. tAS.lD1 ,e-Ci II years n the late Pa'rick
GO sidv. Of HrOma>kirg, cOuriy IOuth. Ireland.
The funeral will take place Saturday 5th inst
father. j uies Lawn, rDer and J'ts streets,
northwest. The friends and relatives of the IA ny
are invited to attend.
JOHNSTON. Atthe temporary residence OF his
pavents on Capt. Hill NJ quarter before O'Clock
% the morning Of the 18th instant, WILLIAM b.
JOHNSTON, ESQ, only son OF Judge VIM. John
SION of Ciucinr All.
Due notice Of the funeral W I'll be given
CRU MBACGH. In Georgetown. October It'll
otter long and painful Illness, which she bore witt
Christian iorti.ude and resignation. Mrs. ELIZA
BETH CRU MBAUGH, in the - 4 year OF her age
As calm and beautiful as was the cloudles- sky -
be auIi- uy did your life bark launch into the cold
ct am dividing this life from the holier one oon
that other hrig hter shore.
Past your sufferings;
Past your paiu;
We'll cease TO weep,
ECr tears vain.
Her funeral will take place Sunday, at 3 O'Clock,
irt her late residence, corner OF LIST aud Frederick
streets Her friends AID relatives are resp ;tful'y
invited 10 attend.
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PROPOSALS.
~ Office TO CONTRACTORS.

4 q ~@O@@ ~ NN~s h-ANi ohE.
tbEce a. Tie NJ street I,,pyor,,,,sa, C,,,,,,ss,o,
Cry Hail. HdShtHgfoa on 4. $50
re Z Omission Ter the Improvement OF NJ street
- " cesircUs of asceIiaiuirg and t..ing AHA 81
pare tg relative merits at cot Of the different
invi rroro-a's Ter laying a pipa % each siSe ~
ssid street under the gutter line and near the curb
nte%racd ard VIII sidS g tRe sss as e. sst t
finally acting on the bids received under the adver
IT, s mt9t heretofore published II this plan be
nc le estimated. about .S75 feet Of Is inch pipe:
st5gt 100 let OF Is inch pipe; and ab5ui l7Oj
rropcrtions may be varied somewhat. acccrdins a.
needed % traps. and probably 20 man holes II me
gti EEl plan ara character hereto ore specified.
sewers in the mauuer above indicated Of he same
quality, depth end grad generally as given ia I'M
;EsEd d and pushed forward 20 completion without
delay Bidders will state in thsir proposslz-
Il The Gr:oe psr l.neal foot for a Inch pips
i,h. q :. for each trap
5th The price for each m snhoIe.
The prices given tor the dift-r~nt pirss must in
necessary n mi les, etc all cOr1plcte.
Each proposal must also be accompanies by a sam
wise they viii not he cSn.idered The CT G.lfr
likewise reserves the right 20 reject an hii.
as they may deem best for the interest," OF those
eicctcd iy tie proposed Improvement.
Bids hereunder.-Mhich should be sealed aud adj
dressed TO III. @. Emery, Mayor, and Chsirfnan
North West. will be received at the Mayor ; ofiice
Cny hall, until p, m on SATURDAY next. Octo-
Der 18th. AT hich place and time they will opened
IN the presence of these who may 20 Be in attend
anoe. NJ EMERY, Mayor.
Commissioner of Public BuiIdings
WILSON BROWN
oci-5t IRep &Chronl Cons is-icn,rs
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EVENING STAR.
CrueIties Pracsfce,i I'm Tho Wa.

, HOB "A: seymour, an English member of Par
Iaihthts mas written a letter, ad1res sed IN the
RUSSIAN Governor of Sedan protesting against
me cruelty exhibited towards the helpless prjs-
OheIS IN the towns OF Claire and Ices. Mr.. Sew
niOuI : mber of the international Society
Tor Help TO the WOandei in the War and hi
Stat ,mentS are cOrTOborated by Col. Carleton a
BRUSH officer Of high reputation. The follow
ing l. an extract from the letter: We assert
mat there are a great number OF prisoners who
are aImos dy ing from hunger, and the half bis
cultPer diem. which they a-e suppored to re-
ceive spIeoa, docs not always reach each indj-
Nlutai. Il ma there l. no means of buyiny bread
unlCss they pay from 20 centimC TO one franc
Tor mall lat, which they get from the peas
ans. Who buy II for their own use. That the
sOld'elS sc reduced to taking pieces o. the car
CO seS Of the horses which float dow Il tho river
70 sus' in life. That there IL no uesns of buv,
ing the smallest quantity of salt OF which
there - an absolute want at the ambu-
lance, which II established there and which
Is iull OF soldiers famished and dyiny
one last statement we must make-that there
are The souls of many innocent girls deb uched
end Then shot, crying for retribution, If not for
vengeance. At Claire and at Bazeilles we head
OF cases Near the latter place an eyewitness
f'ld me ne saw the corp of a peasant between
two women, prCpped Up against the wall where
they had been shot; not content W IN what NAV
or may not have been a severe but so-caIled
nee -sGIy example, their eNecui oners had fas-
tened tht IN to the wall, and placed a flower in
each OF their mouths, making death more horri-
BILE BY such Lideous mockeIS.'
On the part OF the Germans IL is alleged that
Tsry Ofthe stragglers from the French armies,
aud CS,I~ cially the TurcOs, have been guilty of
ike horrible crimes towards PIusSian pr oners.
For the sake of human nature We could hope
rat these allegations were unfounded; but. I'M
happily, in the cases above mentioned, they
sre Supported by proofs which cannot well be
set eside.
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
u Southeast corner Seventh and It.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
REAL, EITATE

., BY virtue OF deed g. trust, dated October
yHth, A. y 1863, and duly recorded in Lioer T.
ard X, No. L. folio 472, &c, of the land recor; q
for Was as nston county p; e. and BY the written
public arcton, in front OF the premises the follow.
described real estate in the city OF Washing
On THURSDAY, the goth day Of October, A. d.
IoI0 az O'Clock p m, Lots numbered three (sD and
tss IN square humDed four hundred AID nine
On FRIDAY. the list day of October, A. D. 1870,
az clock p. m, Lot marked and lettered "a" in
dae division OF part Of square nsrberei hun
sale. "
Teims: One half in cash, of which $50 must be paid
at sale on each lot; the deferred payments TO be
made in six, twelve and eighteen months with in
from day Of sale and secured TO the satslac
ton Of the Trustee. Terms of sale to be fully COM
piled with within six DAYS after sale, otherwise the
Trustee reserves the right TO resell the property,
after one week notice, at the risk and cost OF the
FIRST purchaser. All conveyancing and stamps ct
purchasers cost.
se2s- eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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United STATES MAKsnAL'S SALE.

In virtue Of writ of fieri facias, iss-ed from the
Clerk Office of the Supreme Court Of the District OF
bia and to me directed aud will sell Q. public
SALE for Cash, in front OF Court House door of
said District. on MONDAY, the / 18th day OF Octo-
Der next, $50, at O'Clock all defendants right,
title, claim and interest in and to Dwelling House
erected on east half Of lot No. 5 in eausre No 2O9
in the city OF Washington. D. c.. seized and levied
upon as the property Of Timothy Rogers, AMI will be
sold TO satisfy execution No 6.2l, in favor of VIM b.
Todd. ALEX SHARP. u. b. Marshal, ID, u.
September 18th, ls7U. seq-d
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DROPOSALS FOR FUEL,

TSnVA VN-ALs II ID OLL.
WAsHINGToN, Sept q, 1870.
Proposals. addressed TO the undersig ned at Roo-n
No. IL, at Government Building AT corner OF v and
seventeenth streets, in this city, for supplying at
SAID building Furnace Coal aud Pine Wood until
the ~ 81 June. lS1l, will be received until three
oelCck m. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of DC
totcr next.
The coal, of which about go tons will be raauire.
TO he a the very best quality known a. Shensn-
doah Ccal and as much OF IL as the cellar will con
tam tabf Mt 10 toDs) Ia be stored therein and the
renainaer 10 be deposited in the yard. Its deliv-
er! must be commenced within three weeks fr,rrn
date Of acceptance of proposal and Completed within
six weeks ~
The wood, OF which about 40 cords will be re-
guired. TO be If the best quality known as Bz-
sers Pine. AMI 20 be delivered and stored in cellar
IN rarceis not exceeding five cords, from time TO
tire required.
kttenti-n of bidders is called TO the act 10 reg
ulate the purchase OF fuel" &c approved July nj
lS1e. JAMES kNELETH
seq OF Superintendent. &c.
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limited STATES MAesHAL'S SALE.

II NIIEU 6TATES MAESHAE , SALE.
In virtue Of writ OF fier fscas, issued from the
Clerk Office Of the Supreme Court OF the district
OF Columbia. and to me directed, will sell at public
sale, for oash, in front of the Court House door OF
said istlict, on MONDAY, tie tn day of October
next, lSl0, at IL O'Clock m, all defendant right,
title, claim and interest IN and to original Lot No
90, in Square No 97f in the City Of Washington, D.
O., together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and levied upon the property of
John Hogan, and will be sold to satisfy Execution
No. GIL, in favor of George w. Linville
ALEX'R SHARP, u. 3. Marshal, d. q.
September 9th, 1870 I'D
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4 United STATES PATENT OFFICE,

II TNITEU STATES FATENI OFFICE,
" WARRINGTON, d. c.. sepienbe- n, 1870.
On the petition OF ANDREW IA. ALL, o. fal-
m, not, n a,ne, praying ior the exte ssion o.
patent granted to him on the 23a day o. De ember
1s and reissued the s,h day OF July, lS6l, Tor
an im prov enent in Moving Machines:
IL IL ordered that the testimony IN the be
closed on the I'D day of November next; that the
be limited 70 the "a day Of December next, ard
that said petition be heard on the 9TH day Of Decem
Der rext.
Any person may eppote this extension.
SAMUEL y. FISHER,
ee23f.H Commissioner Of Patents
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RY WIN. l.. WALL co. Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos geo AID 902, cor ler 9Th s.reet and Penn ave

SALE OF IL PR0VED PROPERTY
E"U hsupiman and wife, GATED the pub Of Sant-pI-
kA',er. lli'. recorded in Liber and r. No
folio e. 3, Of the land records q. Washne ton county
II. &. ard by the direction o. the party sacpr,
thereby, III sell at public action on the nre,pi
ses, on III UBSDAl. the 4th of August, lsf1 AZ 5
O'Clock p. plrt of Lot No. ;. in square No 10
hPSinuir j. lett the theasi corner of SAD
lot on street Dsrth, and running thence loa,h ~
feet: thence westward j. feet thence north ~ fee
to laid street sn' thence east - feet to he begin
Ming wi III the building thereon.
Toms of sale: One third cash, S.0 Of which m :;
be pSd at tht SAT-" and the residue in SIX and Selye
oDths. with the purchasers ties, barring inter
{ :. secured y de OF trust Ga the ,urCh 81 .
failure TO comply with the teiIs If ale in five days
tie trustees reserve the right 10 re sell his risk
and Cos, after five DAYS public Do.ice, Al stamps
and conYeyancing at the purcha ;er's GO i.
Nm MN T. p TG9}34PPWWARP'i I.usteeI.
VIM. l.. WALL CO, Aucts
~ The purchaser having fall to comply with
ihr te ns Cf sale, the above de Crboi premise. II
he sold at public auction the above us. the
riemlses on TUESDAY, AUGUST 30th i:s.ant, at
Il clock p. m.
WIN =. wOODUARD,l Tr,.,oo,
JOHN T. GIVEN. trustees.
VIM. l.. WALL & CO, Aucts
~ The purchssey having failed to connolly with
the Of .le, the abov described premi will
he Sold, ~ publ sdction the above terms. go
s"wn at tie tine OF sa'e,) on the prem.e5 on WE'D
NkSDAY, Uc;ober 12ti, 20. at o'clock D. m,
JOIN +. GiVSN. Trustees.
oc7 WIN. l.. WALL CO, Aucts
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON. ID. O.. September q, lS7

On the petition Of BENJAMIN G. DAWLEY, of
North Providence, X. l., praying for the extsnsion
OF patent granted to him on the sd day Of Decem-
Der, )S6, for an improy emept in Looms:
1t is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the I'D day Of N1yen Der next: that the
time for filing argume nts and the Examiners report
be limited to the I'd day of December next, and
that said petition be heard on the 7th day Of De
cember next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL b. FISHER,
ee23f.3t Commissioner of Patents.
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RY LATIMER 4 CLEARLY, Auctioneers,
- Successors to Cooper q La; inner y
Southwest corner PENNEY snia ave- and 18th street.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
- order ard by virtue Of decree OF the suprene
eCoart Of the District Of ColuUbia. sitting in
cause Numbered -342, wherein John NJ. Willard ct
al are eomp,ainants and Cloildis Willard ct al are
defendants, will sell at public auction, on the pre-.
mises TO the highest bidder at IA clock D. m, on
WEDNEsDAf, October 2jth ls70, all that parcel
OF land known and distinguished lot numbere
Is, in square 1J0.
Also, on THURSDAY, October 9th, 1870, at the
same hour Lots numbered II and u, in square 264.
L 4 - 10 improved.
Terms Of sale: One third cash: balance in three
eQpa' insfalmens al Elk twelve and eighteen mo ths
wit interest," TO be to the sssfac ion OF the
Trustee. $50 down at time OF sale. Oonveyarcng
and stamp sat cost of purchaser.
JOSEPH q BRADLEY. Jr., Trustee.
seq eo&ds. LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.