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The ARLINGTON PICTURRs.-Among the
articles saved from the wreck at Arlington, were
many OF the paintings that, in happy days now
gone, adorned the walls OF that once beautiful
and hospitable mansion. Most OF them are de-
faced-either By soldiers or by Transportation
ana they are now at Green's cabinet factory, in
TINS city, undergoing repairs, preparatory 20
being forwarded to their owner, Mrs Mary
Cestls Lee, at her home in Lexington.
1HE HORSE DIsEASE.-The horses affected
ny lhe prevailing disease, aud by this, nearly ali
In the city are referred to, continue to improve
slowly, and each day the number seen on the
streets increases. Only a few OF the diseased
animals have exhibited symptoms of dropsy
Eight or nine boats arrived by the canal this
morning, and it is reported that the arrivals
VIII Increase In few days, inasmuch as the
sick mules recover more rapidly than horses II
TumOTed that some of the cows on Shutters Hill
have been attacked by the disease, and a SIM
lar distemper prevails among the deer in the
western counties.
The SMALLPOX HosPITAL.-When Mr.
Hopkins, chairman OF the committee on public
property of the City Councils, with the contrac-
tors, appeared upon the designated spot at an
hospital they were met by number of the
citizens of neigh borhood who protested so ur-
gently against the erection of the hospital in
that locality that their remOnstrance was
needed, the execution of the work suspended
and the order for the delivery of lumber conn
fernandez until another meeting of the city
council could be held and further action taken
upon the subject, and for this purpose the
Mayor has called meeting of both boards of
that body Tonight. 1t is understood that tho,e
who objected to the erection OF the building will
apply for an injunction restraining the CITY
council from the execution of its order.
DEATH FROM SMALL PoX.-The second death
from small pox in this city since the disease
made its appearance here, occurred last night
IL vas that Of a cOlOred woman named Hunger
ford, the mother of the girl who died last week
from the same disease. 4 his death NAV be slid
TO re move the disease from the city,
THE PROrRACTRD MRgTING-An exceed
ingly large congregation was present at the NJ
+. church last night, where the prOtracted
meeting that has been in progress for some
weeks past still continues, and which is attended
with increasing success. Many mourners were
az the altar, and several professed conversion.
The day services will he suspended after Wed
nescay, but those at night will be continued as
long as the existing interest Is manifested.
SUDDEN DRATHs.-The wife of Mr.. William
tsnnen, residing on North Fairfax street who
mas been lndisposed for some time past was
taken suddenly worse yesterday and died during
the absence of her husband, who had gone after
a c0ctor. Miss Josephine Cotton, daughter of
ex-SupeIIntendent of Police Joseph Cotton was
taken sick on Saturday and died last night
Gazette, last erening.
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The money to pay all these gifts is now uron
post and set apsrt tor that gar pose, in the Farm
ers' and DTover Bank, will be seen BY the fol-
lowing certificate Of the Cashier:
FARMEks' AND DRovERs' BANK,
~ Tbs Js TO ohRTIEY THAT THEkE is Now
MILLION OF DOLLARS TO THE CREDIT or
THE HI GIFT G0NCERT FUND $500 900 OF
GREk OF TEE PUBLlC LIBRARY OF KEN.
AWARDED AT THE DRAWlNG.
B 0. WEIGH, Cashier.
PRICE OF TICkETS.
Whole tickets, 10: halves %; quarters, 995O: IL
whole tickets for $780, Is for e2S IS fog 500 lis for
q 600; 38 for $500; SIS for $500. No discount
Oh less than 500 worth of tickets at o time.
The drawing will positively and uneQuivocally
take place December 7. Agents are perem ptorily
required to close sales and make returns November
IS In order to give ample time for the final arrange
nents. Orders for tickets applications for cir
culars should be addressed to = =
Gov. THOMAS E. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky, Louisville, Ky.
New York Once, COS Broadway, in charge of
MAJOR THUS. d. HAYS. ocl22aw2m
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Condensed locays


Condensed Locals.
Mr.. John Myers has been appointed postmas-
tnr az AohiTC-e, ID. C., vice Mr.. Charles Do
Mr. Daniel Shanahap. of tbs firm, q, Sba,a-
han ~ Walther, PENNSYLVANIA avenue. has been
appointed agent OF the Flathead Ind an reserya-
ton IN Montana.
The Knights OF Pythiss are making extensive
Preparations to receive Golden Lodge. No. /. OF
Baltimore, on Thanksgiving day. The visitors
will quarter al the Metropolitan.
WasherwOmen with baskets of unwsshed linen
are not allowed to ride in the street cars. This
Il one Of the regulations OF the board of health
to prevent the spread OF smallpox.
Henry SchrOde, aged l. in attempting to
jump on the re2ui ating engine of the BaitimO
Ind Ohio railroad at the corner OF Ist aud q
streets yes CeTdsy, had his leg broken.
MI Herbert ID. Barley, secretary and treas
nrer OF the ire department. rendered his resig
naslOu TO The Governor to-day, to take effect on
% the first Monday OF December.
The sale Of seats Tor the TyndaIl course of
O'Clock at BsliaDtyns's, I2S It'll street. From
The indications the sale is likely to be the largest
Of any lecsuTe course ever given in this city.
Company A, Washington ight Infantry bat
t-for, gave an exhibition dress drill last night
a. thor aInory before large number Of citi-
zeDs. Sub equenlly they visited company at
their aInCry in the first ward.
II meeting OF the cOlOred citizens of the
CT last night at the 10Th street Baptist
CHURCH, SO vas contributed for the relief of
Mr.. Osborne p. Anderson, the only survivor OF
The 'ohn Brown raid. Speeches were made by
Frederick Douglass and others.
About eight O'Clock last night fire was dis
covered in the ceiling OF the second story of
Ny Joseph Hs-tley's house, on Sth street, be-
tween q and streets sOuthe lst, which was ex-
tlngUished by MIR. Hartley without calling upon
the nTe department.; loss about 80.
Capt. Huntington and Sergeant Major Dunn,
OF the marine corps, returned yesterday from
Boston, Mass, where they had taken fifty nom
commissioned officers and privstes of the corps
To relieve the marines Of the Boston yard who
lad been doing dGty over the burnt district.
The SG5th anniversary of the establish ment of
the Helvetisn Confederacy was appropriately
ee4ebrated on the evening of the 18th instant
by the Swiss residents Of the District. Addresses
were delivered by Swiss Consul General John
Hltz and others, and pleasant time generally
was had.
The marriage OF Mr. Q. A. Pierson and Miss
Kate QUAIL, Organist OF the Church of the
EPlI hsny, was sOlemnized at eleven O'clock this
morning, the Rev. Mr.. Watkins off ciating. The
briCe WIS AIRED in travelling suit of London
smoke pOpLn, and the groom wore a morning
dress. Col. LddipgtOn gave the bride away.
The Osgap'st performed throughout the entire
ceremony, and the effect was impressive. Sc
isctops from mariana, Faust, and other
operas were played. The newly married pair
started at one O'Clock for trip north.
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JAZZ COOKE q CO.
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WAsHIBorOH.

Uh'TkD EsTAT,s RAfksT 9T s,I.s5, h No.,
ss's,sf fSs, .: sed Soas nAoLo 81: q
and reissued the "a dsy 81 yensasy. lsa, for q
improvement IN Harness ee6dle 1rees:
II y ordered thai The eo0<nA0ny IN the caoe b
closed on the sIst day Of December next; that the
tine Tor fling arguments and the Exnminers res
port be limited % the 18th day q January NEXT
snd that sAio petition be heard en- the 18th day q
January noxt.
Any person may oypoee this extension.
noy2ssV II. y. LKGGETT, Oommiss1onss.
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NJ Bismarck has fully recovered.

~ ioinihhSh hdc ItCONtTeu.
SMrs. Woodruff and Tennie G. Clafin
refused to sign the testimony they gave in JUS
tice Fowler's court exculpatory or Colonel
Blood.
~ Several health inspectors say that there Is
no disease among the chickens in New York
city, aud the people need have no apprehen-
sions in regard to eating them.
ST. In the investigation of the cause of the
burning OF the steamship Missouri in New York
yesterday, a boiler maker testified that the
woodwork was too near the boiler in case the
water became low.
- The general term of the supreme court in
New \ ork yesterday reversed the decision O I the
court below in the case of the notorious clutch"
Heinrichs, sentenced for robbeby of bonds, and
granted him a new trial.
~ The people in Long Island City, n. Y. are
greatly alarmed at the extent TO which typhoid
fever is prevailing in the place. 1t is chiefly
confined to the foui tn and fifth wards, where
many cases have already proved fatal.
mir. Surgeons sister is preaching at Will
bingham, Cambridgeshire, England. with such
success that the folice authorities there have
expressed their thanks TO her for etfec ting a
decrease in the number of criminal cases.
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FEMALE MISSIONARY WORK-A large num-
Der OF ladies assembled at the Foundry NJ Z
Church yesterday afternoon TO listen to ad-
drtsSes by Mrs. DR.. Butler, of the wOmen's
Foreign Missionary Society, and Mrs. Franci,
"A Crook and Miss Belle Hart, on the subject OF
missionary work by women in foreign lands
s@TleS OF meetings in the several churches with
the object Of enlisting the sympIthes OF the
ladies q Washington III favor OF their heather
sisters in India, China and other countries and
OF obtaining substantial aid for female mission
ares laborIng in those broad fields of Christian
work, i being held here. Last evening one was
held at MckendTes chapel, and this mornin.
one ~ DuEbaTT.n street, Georgetown. THIS
afternoon a meeting is in progress at Union
Chapel, and at o clock this evening one will be
he'd at Hamline.
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District improvements

ACTION OF The BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
MeSSTs. Bartlett and Williams ave been in
ktructed TO set the cuIb,tOnes on the south side
Oi Maryland avenue, between 9th and 18th
streets, eight feet clear TO the building line
The chief engineer has been directed 10 make a
contract with p. Brennan to continue LAYING the
sewer begun by him from the Tiber sewer on Sd
street. along the bed OF the old canal to 9th
street, the same to De of the DIM ansiOn of the
PORTION already laid, and the work to be done at
board rates.
TO-DAY.
q. W. Linville was directed to repair the seye-
a. portions OF the wooden pavement on eth
street southwest, torn up Tor the purpose of
isyli sewer connections, the same to be done
under the supervision OF Inspector VIM. F.
wallace. Mr.. John o. Evans was directed to
immediately repair the wooden pavement torn
up by Superintendent Dyer on PENNSYLVANIA
avenue northwest, between oath and 18th streets
10 Iepslr services. Inspector Wallace was di-
rected TO see that the contractor, j. y. Evans
bad All bis work on Goth street northwest from
tennsylya avenue to X street finished up at
once. q. w. BshOch, superintendent of streets
as directed to have the cutters on n street,
between 10th and 10th streets, cleaned. VIM
heeney WIS notified 70 push TO completion at
once his work on l. street northwest. General
Balloch was directed TO sink a well and erect a
pump at the corner OF COlfax and l. street north
east Seyera! contractors were notified that no
more payments would be made on their respec-
tive Jobs until they shall have been passed upon
by the board.
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RETURNED TO HER HOMR.-The PHILADELPHIA
Record Of yesterday says Several months ago
an Italian girl, aged about seventeen years,
ab5cOnded from her home in Washington, d.
q, and came TO this city with a young machin-
81; who subsequently deserted her, and. it is
belle we'd. has Z" gone west" The family Of .bs
gTl, On learning that she was in this city EN-
Ployed Special Officer Mears to discover her
Whereabouts. be traced her from place to
pace until finally, finding that she would
eventually be captured, she took refuge with
rome friends near Sth and Christian streets and
too Them che was willing TO return to her home
Her mother was notified, and on Saturday she
arrived IN this city and took her wayward
daughter home. The case excited considerable
interest IN police circles, in consequence of a
I0hct man OF the 18th district being discharged
% cau-s he refused TO give Information as to the
whereabouts Of the fugitive when his superior
oheeTs thought they had good reaeons for be-
heyng that he knew where the girl was con-
Ceal6d,
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CITY Item s

SEAL SKIN SACKS, Is. 20, al and Al -, a;
entmetz's 3, l2jI Pennsylvania avenue, corner
18th street,
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RAILkOAD
A RAILkOAD
y l. AL ESTATE n d X n q a q n
Combined.

In ia s. Gold Bonds the Northern Pscino kAu
road Oompan furnishes 70 the public an invest
ment security which combines the ready Doeotia-
bflity, the convenience, and the high credit Of
nrst clas railroad bond. with the soidity and safety
Of Q real estate mortgage land vorth e lssst
twice the amount loaned.
Thsy are offered at par In csrsacy, and Yield Q
HANDSOME PR0FIr 10 those sxehangfns s-0s.
The bonds are nrst and only mortgage oa the
road, In eQuipments a.d earnings, and also on q
land grant which, % the Dieton Of the rod. WIN
average S00 acrss 10 saoh nfls Of track
They are nsos1 IN denominasfons iron 0lO %
oi0W Coupon, and oloo 10 oloaM Rseistsred. have
thirty yse - run, bear interest of 10 Dsr cent.
in gold, and ere 1Xk4Pf BB0A uHIfKD
STATES TAX 10 the ho
fhs ssni snnsai inssrsst - IL nsgisssesd Doods
address Of the holder.
Al marketable SHOCKS end Bonds received IN en-.
change, without sxDsnss 70 ths investor. q tAsir
highsst eaxTsas Drtess.
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jest RECEIVED, verY large assortment Of
ehiIdreI's boys and you Ms suits AMI oveFcos's
ROMAN & Cox. SCI tn street
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ROMAN & Cox, so 5th street
Use CHOICEST and tie ~heapes, relish that
gentleman can place upon his table is the Hal
ford Lei estersbiTe Table sauce. 4 pint bottle
is sold 10y your No. srucers for only atty cents.
MERINo USDERsHIRTs and Drawers, 50, co,
anG 80 cents. The best one dollar undershirts in
the CITY. EEglish fine merins underwear, Si.50
anu q. GOLDMAN y STRINBERG,
Corner of eth and q streets.
Go YE, strangers, and tell to Sparta that we
died here IN obedience TO her laws. Go We.
80 M nying messengers OF the press and tell 70
Washingtonlans that the Grand GIFT Photo
graph Enterprise, No. 3l7 7th street, corner ID .
Is not dead, but liveth in honor and success.
THEEs rs NO PLACE in the city where teas
ana eo1ees are sold by wholesale and retail, at
New York prices, as low as the American Tea
store, corner 9TH and L. Mr.. Downing ALWAYS
Keeps large and well selected stock; also, the
hnest family groceries.
CORNs REMOVED SsfTHoUT PAIN. Rupions
ChilblaBs, BAD y ais, Sc successfully treated
by Dr. white. ChirOpodIst, No. SIS 18th street
iDgton 1861.
TWENTY PER CENT. SAVED ny buying vour
own and your children's hats AMI caps, OF Car
ter y Co., IA 9th 81.
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MAcHUYE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baums hOOpskirt and corset factory, Eth street
lntelllgencer Building. IO2s
LADIES AND GsSTLENES: II YOU wish your
wearing apparel cleaned in A first-class manner,
sent them 10 A. Isher, No. 6lS 9Th street, appO-
site Patent ONCE. The Professor will give Won
abstraction without fail. Kid Gloves cleaned
hiceiy and cheap s,2l,S:
THHRHonxrsRs and Bsromsters ara repa,red
ana made tn order by Hempler. near AZ street
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A STRANGE STORY is told in foreign news
paper of a Chinese boy at Shanghai, who told
his scboOlmaster that he had dreamed that his
stepmother bad murdered him and hidden hun
in a jar under the floor of her house. Soon after
tAe boy no longer came to school and the mas
ter called at his house to inquire for him. An
unsatisfactory reply was given, which excited
the suspicious OF the dominic, who took the
liberty OF tearing up the floor, ard behold there
was the corpse OF the unfortunate lad nicely
dissected and slowed away IN jar. The muir
derer has been duly executed and the faith of
the SbaDghais in dreams has been prodigiously
reiresheDed and strenpfIenad
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CTOHB.
For OOHORETD, alias sisss sss6.
Tor McADAM, sil tAs sisss of Rs,d Stoss yse~fv
fr Base SD ToSPins.
HARD BELGIAN BLOCKS IN sswv Ssy ssSsl
Nosth Ricsy Bs.staa.
Stone, selected from I've different 6uarrfeo,
sserX variety Of size snd shaIe suitable for IOtH
SEWER ARCBIS, ABtTMENTS and fIIRH,
j.. y. xU0 co.,
erlem S52S Gtreet wet, 6 Canal
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pHLIARD MATERIALS.

RILLIARD MATERIALS.
BALLS, CUES, CHALK, CLOTH,
I'D everything in the Billiard line G:xsfGs=
fables and Cushions re covered.
oc3l If ADAmSON'S, sos 9th st IA1
N 10 L III L n G..
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EPISCOPAL SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
lie uGday School Association OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church met last evening az the Church
OF the Epiphany, Rev. MIR. Williams, OF Christ's
tLulch- GeOrgetown, in the chair, and DIR.
Lewis, from the committee on constitution sni
bylaws, submitted constitution, which was
ADOPTED The object OF the associa lion Is TO
q ord teachers and others interested in sunday
SCHOOL work opportunities OF consultation from
time 10 time as TO the best means of car
rytng II ON In connection with the Protestant
Fps copal Church and its services. An annual
meeting Is TO be held the frs; Monday in Advent,
and general meetings in February, April. lime
aud october. Rev. Drs. Jackson, Lewis ami
Williams were appointed committee to nomi-
sS-e ofneers AMI TO make arrangements for the
first annual meeting.
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LIVERY STABLES.
THE KENTCCKY
S5Oe, eco in Bank TO Pay all Gifts.
II Full DrarfnS In Sight.
100000 FOR ONLY $40.

At the second Grand Gift Concert, authorized by
spt cisl CT the Legislature in aid of the Public
Library of kentlC ky, uuavoidably postponed from
Septe Hber % 10 December I, AID which positively
aud pnequiv Ocally occurs in Louisville, KY, SAT-
any account whatever, the following Cash Gifts are
for distribution by lot among the ticket hOlders
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PIANOS, &c.

SCHOMACKER co. CELEBRATED GO
- MEDAL PIANOS, CARL RICHTER,-
Agent:-HsApg as teacher of music iny6
this city Tor the last ten years, felt tketvIHVV
want Of good and cheap Instrument having seen
What exor bItsnt prices were paid for inferior in
ST uments, resolved to introduce TO the public Of
Washing ;op Piano, to which there is none supe-
rior, which has the newest patented improvements,
and which has given the greatest satisfaction IN
been complete, and L am able now TO offer these
beautiful instr uments at prices from 400 5OO
that TO say per cent. less than any other frst
class Piano, and respectfully invite the public 70
call at my wsreroom and examine for themselye s
Pianos Tor rent. Pianos EXCHANGED. Tuning and
repairing properly attended to. Agency, 93s Penn
ave-. bet. 9Th and 10th SITS. sell Inn
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THE COURTN.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge NaeArthur-To-day,
in the case Of John Sherlock, charged with lar
c,hy,-an appeal case-anole pros as entered.
Thomas jackson, charged with robbery, was
convicted and sentenced TO three years in the
Alnany penitentisry. James Burnett, assault
anu battery (appeal); not guilty. James Edmon-
sion, assault, two cases; Mary Burnett, larceny
ana VIM. Sweeny, assault appeal from police
court J, recognizance forfeited. Cornelius Nc
Anif, assault (sppeaD; not guilty. Sampson
Tyler and James Miller, do, (dO.); recOgnizalce
forfeited.
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Cartier To day.
the case of K. Il. Clarke agt. the corpora alton of
Washington, action for alleged damage to pro-
perry by the deposit of night soil in the vicinity,
was concluded by vel dict for defendant. The
court was inclined to the opinion that if the
nuisance complained OF was permitted by the
executive officer of the city outside of Law the
corporation was not responsible for damages
Messrs. Hine and Mcconnell for plaintiff will
take the case to the court in general term.
POLICE COURT. Judge SneU-To-day, limo
thy Kelly, charged with indecent exposure; $40.
Gilman Gluck, charged with being profane; for
feited collateral. Morris Roach. charged with
disturbing a ball held at odd Fellows Hall by
dsOrderly conduct; $40. Rachel Thorn pson, Or y
tame and drunk; So Joseph III. Thomas dis
orderly in Georgetown; So William johnson
drunk and protane on Pennsylvania avenue;
80. Abraham Walker, loud and bOisterous lam
guage on . street. pleaded guilty, and was fined
so. James Richards, char ged with larceny OF a
quantity Of lumber worth S21. Complainant
.tited that accuSedtOre down his kitchen over
his head. 1t appeared that the property
be or g TO the accused and the was dis
missed, the judge advising the comp linant 70
go before the civil courts for his RENE DIV James
johnson, cclored, larceny of harness valued At
$50; SIX months in jail. Ignatius Fignalia and
Gust FoDtaine were charged with diSorIerly
conduct. MIR. William II. Chase, one of the
police commissioners, found the men en- ged
in disturbance, and took them il Gus
todN; $40 each. Wesley Fortune, coiorpd
threats of violerce TO Richard Mahonev; SICO
bonds to keep III ace. Jenny Cant, as ault
and battery on Jenny Ricto; so and costs
Albert Tolson and Barney Will ans, colored
assault and battery on Wesley Murray; sixty
days each in jail. In the case of William Burke
charged with keeping disordery house, before
the court yesterday, the judge this morning i'm
posed a fine of 800 and costs.
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How TO KILL AN ANIMAL PAIHLRssLY-
Many persons would be glad to know how TO
kill an animal without suffering. For horses
use large sponge, say six inches In diameter
thoroughly saturated with chloroform winch
Is dropped into bag large enough to be drawn
have the bag fright, for If SO suffocation is
likely to ensue. In two or three minutes the
horse is unconscious, and in eight or ten minutes
dead, without suffering. For dogs and cats a
SINH ar process, using q small sponge and bag,
or these animals, with the saturated sponge
may be put in box admitting some air when
worth of chloroform will kill horse, and
twenty-five cents worth q dog or cat. If one
saturation of the sponge don't complete the
work, repeat if
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WIN. III. WHEATLEY'S
Steam Dyeing and Securing
Establishment,
OFFICE, 80 JEFFERSON STREET,
Georgetown, ID. G..
Establish ed ;s3 premium warded 1857; and is row
ole Of The dest, largest and most complete estab
of the Kind in this country Best place in
he istrict for Clearing or Dyeing Gentlemen's
Clothing. Everything sppertanng 20 the business
well and promptly ecuted. Office closed daily at
sunset except Saturday, when ii will be open until
Hs = m Post Onlce Box I2S. ap2
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u MAsHISeTon, i; a., November L l@7. !.
On the peutiop IL WILLIAM n. PINGRY, Of
Weathersneld, Vermont. administrator Of Port
Dodge, deceased, praying Tor the exteusiop
Of patent granted to the said Porter Dodge. On
the ist Gay OF February, 1853, for imr rovemsnt
1t Is ordered that the testimony I'm the case Be
closed on the 3lst day Of December next, that the
time for Ming arguments and the Examiners report
be limited 10 the 10Th cay of January next; and
that said petition be heard the 18th day Of
January next. Any person may oppose his ex-
tension.
Roy6iu,3t ND. LEGGETT, Commissioner.