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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-22

New YoRK. Returns from all the counties
in New York Csc of the 60 Officially make
Folks majority $3.50 in the State. Wrght's
majority will be about 10000. There were
over 10 900 Abolition votes cast.
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CoTToN FACTORY IN Missouri. The first
cotton factory established in Missouri, COM
menced operations few days since.
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BosroN EXPORTS. The total value of ex-
ports from the port of Boston last week, was
$685. 54, of which S2l9,854 was shipped in
American vessels,
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BANKING CAPITAL. The capital Of the banks
~ the United States has been reduced one hun
drcd and eight millions in four years. This is
one hundred millions of dollars, however, larger
than il was in 1880.
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THANKGIyING IN New JERSEY. Governor
Haines has appointed Thursday, the 18th O
December.
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KILLED. Mr. John Russell was killed at
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on the 18th inst, while aid
ing in firing democratic salute. Another
person was severely injured.
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SUsQUEHANNA CANAL TRADE. Sixtytwo
boats were towed from Havre de Grace to Phi
ladclphia last week, and twenty-eight to Balti-
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II AIDES CLOAKINGS. Beautiful Cash
h mere Plaid, superb quality, with various other
styles and qualities, for sale cheap. Also,
SILKS, SILKS, -SILKS-of all kinds, some very
rich, with large assortment of black and blue black
wide and narrow Silks, some very rich, with SPLEEN
did stock OF CASHNERES, ALPACAS, sc. &c
Cali and see, EDW. J, RICHARDSON,
nj No. G. Batmore-st.
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Wollen Yarns
Fine SaXony Yarns
Real SaXony Hose
Alpaca and Cashmere do.
Cotton and Mcrino do.
English Cotton Hosiery
Country knit Half Hose
Germantown Hose and do.
Purse Silk and Ornaments
Merino Kid 4 Silk Gloves
Domestic Cotton Fringes
Eng. Gallons and Shoe
Ribbons
Titley's best Patti Thread
Parsons Spool Cotton
Black and white Wadding
Woollen Comforts, sc.
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ILLINOIS Forty-seven counties make Mr..
Folks majority 63l5, being a gain over 1913,
of 267o, when the democratic majority was
sig.
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VIRGINIA. The Richmond Enquirer pub
fishes returns from the entire State, most of
them official, and makes Folks majority 6,OS5.
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AMOS LOVEJOY,

.
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE CLIPPER OFFICE
EEPS constantly on hand the most extensive
sA- assortment Of HOSIERY, Under SHIRTS and
DRAW Frs, GLOVES, WOOLLEN YARNS, re
PHfR WORSTEDS, &c. in the city, at the lowest
,A,hn ln orr nfnil
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~ O'CLOCK!
ER[CSSON'S STEAMBOAT LINE

IHNlN'JtJJ4N y = II 4NIDNJ1hL II-'I4
- ssJp~S1 FOR PHILADELPHIA, via Oh 2sa-
g1S nj sSs,Npenke and Delaware Canal, daily, Sun
days eyccped,) for the conveyance of
Passengers. Merchandise Specie, Baggage, &c, SC,
{f3- FROM No. ) LIGHT STREET WHARF. The
Boats of this line, having been put in complete run
ming order, one or more will leave No 3 Light street
wharf DAILY Sunday eSceptcd,) al p O'Clock, T. NJ.
arriving in Philadelphia at early hour the following
morning, in time 10 connect with the New York line
Merchandise destined for New York, Boston, or amy
point eastward viii be forwarded from Philadelphia
the day received, free of commission. For
large Shipments special contracts he made at low
rates. f63- Shippers are requested to send memo
randum with each dray Of goods, with the name of
the shipper and conignee and also have their goods
on the wharf by half past O'Clock, to insure their
delivery in Philadelphia early next morning,
For further particulars, apply to
E. G. HARRIS, Agent,
Ol0-3m No. Light street wharf
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RUMoR. The New York True Sun says
that it is rumored that J. D, Stevenson, Esq
OF that city, sto be Commissioner Of Patents
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IMMIGRATION. The N. Y, Express gives a
table Of the number of immigrants into this
country and Canada from Great Britain alone,
during thirteen years preceding 1912. The
great mass of the immigrants into Canada cross
the frontier and come into the United States.
The total into Canada was 32l sos; into the
United States, So ,63!-bcing an average of
about $4,000 year into the two. Since that
sme, however, (lSi2,) the immigration has
largely increased. 1t will be borne in mind that
this statement only includes immigrants from
Great Britain. As the largest proportion by
far is Of men, it is not unfair to estimate four
fitths as males, or about 10000 a year. OF
these, probably 10000 are naturalzcd every
year. so that each one may be enabled to Judge
for himself OF the immense influence these in
dividuals exercise in short time over the des
TIMES of this country
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DEAD. Mrs. John Van Buren, died at Alba
ny day or two ago
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h3-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN & BALTI-
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
Jul carriers, at only sir and qcrter cents per week
payable TO the Carriers only, at the end of each week
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distant
subscribers, the rate of Four Dollars per year-pay
bible, always, in advance
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BREACH IN \ CANAL. A breach has occur
red in the Pennsylvania canal near the juno
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EXTRAORDINARY PROCEEDING. A few days
since man named Samuel Slater was COM
mitted by the Court o; Quarter Sessions Of Phi
ladelphia for contempt, This excited his friends,
who got up a petition for his release, procured
a large number of signatures to it, and on We'd
nesday had it presented, through counsel, to
the court. Judge Parsons replied that the court
had contemplated releasing him that morning,
but the presentation Of the petition looked so
much like an attempt TO influence the court by
a popular appeal, that they would reconsider
their decree. The petition was finally with
drawn after some severe but appropriate re-
marks by the court as to the impolicy of the
course pursued by those engaged in getting it
up. Slater was subsequently released by order
of the court
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SPECIE FOR EUROPE. The Elibornia steam
+, from Boston for Liverpool, took sl65, 2S4
\ Uold,
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ENTINDOW SHADES. | have now on hand
w a and handsome assortment Of TRANS
PARENT WINDOW SHADES, which will be sold
low. Persons wishing handsome and fashionable
Window Blinds will do well to call.
Also, just received a new lot of Canton Flannel
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, very cheap.
JOHN c. HOLLAND, 4s Gay-st.,
MIC near the Shot Tower.
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A Coop MARKsMAN. The New York Ga
zette says there resides in Front street GER
teman who in Castle Garden fired ball from
rifle at sixty yards distance INTO the centre,
and in successive shot another ball on the
other, so as to lasten them together. The same
at the Thatched Cottage, Jersey city, made a
trifing wager of l6 to l, that he would with
duelling pistol shoot into the size of a dollar
at l 5 yards distance. He hit the exact centre,
drove the nail, and had a sixpenny piece been
placed on the centre, and its edge traced with
penknife, the centre could not have been cut
out more perfectly. He has also hit visiting
card IS times in Is shots at 10 PAGES. He has
killed at sea - peterels in IA shots; the size of
the body of this bird is so small that il is sup
posed by many that it is impossible to hit it.
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BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP GOODS.

BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP GOODS.
TX e X E ID C e d.
TENHE Subscriber, anxious to close his stock of
III Fall and Winter Goods, will sell at a reduced
price, and can assure purchasers genuine bar
gains may be had by an early call at No. 90 BAL
TIMORE STREET.
Beautiful Cashmere Plaid CLOAKINGS
Fall and Winter Dress SILKS
CASHMERES-a great variety in style and price
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for 25 and 3.c.
SHAWLS! SEIAWLS! SHAWLS!
A great variety of beautiful SHAWLS, of silk,
thibet, plain and embroidered WOOL cashmere, blank
ct, extra fine, alpaca, &C. sc. Also,
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.
English, French and American fabric, of new and
handsome styles, the assortment large and varied,
with Scars, Cravats, Vestrgs, &c., of all kinds
worn Gentlemen may be satisfied Of getting good
bargain, as il is the determination of the subscriber TO
sell at small advance and close his stock.
EDWARD j. RICHARDSON,
MIC No. 81 Baltimore street.
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w. X. WOLCOTT.

YHNHTG PREMIUM, with Part of that mag
III nificent periodical, the PICTORIAL WORLD,
has just arrived at w. N. HARRISON,S,
80 N. Gay street.
Embellishments in Part Ill. Abbevillc Cathedral,
a splendid steel engraving; ?, The Catastrophe; 3.
Portrait Of Schiller; 4. The Church Yard of Stoke
Pagis-all steel engraNings.
{t7-The Pictorial World is to be completed in ID
parts, at % cents each-and three premiums are 10 be
awarded to each subscriber NIB
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LIBERAL REQUESTS. The late Nathan
Dunn, of Philadelphia, in his WILL after be-
queathing SlS5, 900 to his relatives and friends,
and the free use and occupation of his elegant
cottage" at Mount Holly, New Jersey, to
his half sisters, during their lives, bequeaths
to the "Indigent Widows and single Womens
Society Of Philadelphia" $40 900; to the cap
prentices' Library Company" $4,000; to the
"Union Benevolent Association" $4,000; to
the "American Philosophical Society" &c.,
600; to the ACADEMY of Natural Sciences"
$4,000.
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atONIE ONE. COME ALL. 10 ]. M. |

atOME ONE. COME ALL, to J. NJ. HAIG'S
" Fringe Factory, No. l2l Baltimore street.
VELVET GIMPS. ustIeceved, most beautiful
style of VELVET GIMP, entirely different from any
thing now III the market, and which will he far pre-.
terahle TO any other trimming now used for dresses.
Look out for
J. NJ. HAIG'S Fringe Factory,
No. l2l Baltimore street,
MIG II doors above South-st
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"ENTS' CLOAK TASsELS. Just manu-
SE featured and fur sale, large assortment of
Gents Cloak Tasses al very reduce prices. Call at
J. Vi. HAlG. Fringe Factory,
nl3 l2l Baltimore street, doors above South.
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CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS.

INSTRUCTION IN PENMANSE1lP.
WM *. WALCOTT has the pleasure of an
w Q nouncing that his course of instruction in
ali the various branches Of Practical and Ornamental
Penmanshp, will be recommended on MONDAY
EVENING, Sept 10Th. Hours of tuition, from half
past TO O'Clock, P. NJ Terms reduced from Sc to
IS, payable in advance.
Having given general satisfaction in teaching Pen
manship in this city last Winter and Spring, lie hopes
that he will meet with liberal share of patronage This
season, and particularly invites his old students to
call upon him again.
sel1-tf w. X. WOLCOTT.
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GREAT FooT RACE OVER THE BEACON RACE
COURSE. We noticed briefly yesterday the re-
suit of the great foot race which came off on
Tuesday afternoon over the Beacon course
The following additional particulars we gather
firm tho n York Trun SIM.
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The race, therefore, was won by Jackson, in
lem. l6s The purse in this race was 5000
$50 10 be given to the second man in. Fowl
received the $50.
The Second Race. The distance to be run
was 10 miles-the purse $1,000, thus divided;
500 to the first man in; $3.50 to the second;
$3.50 to the third; S75 to the fourth and $50 to
the fifth
T,uol,,o .,,,,,,or- Sci,
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[Reportcd for the American Republican,
2Sth CONGRESS--SECON SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, 1914.

Senate. In addition to the members yeste1-
day named, Messrs. Francis, Foster, Pearce
and Woodbridge appeared in their seats to-day.
As soon as the Senate was convened, Mr..
Woodbury. announced that the President in
formed the committee who waited upon him,
that he would make his annual communication
to congress this day at - o'clock.
MIR. Crlttenden gave notice of bill to change
the hour Of holding the Federal Court in Ken
lucky.
The Message. Mr.. John Tyler, the Private
Secretary, here brought in bundle of messa-
ges, and as soon as he had cut the red string,
the Presiding officer, Mr.. Mangum, handed the
Secretary of the Senate the Message, which was
read, and occupied about one hour and a quar-
ter IN the process. 1t was listened to with lit
tie apparent interest, and as soon as it was con-
cluded, the usual number of copies was order
ed, and the Senate adjourned.
In the House, after some unimportant preli-
minaries, Mr.. Adams submitted the resolution
which he yesterday promised to bring forward
for the repeal Of the 25th, or abolition rule.
Mr.. Thompson, of Miss, moved to lay the
resolution on the table, and upon this the yeas
and nays were ordered, and, being taken, stood
ayes 81, noes l04.
Mr.. Adams resolution, heretofore so strcnu-
ously resisted, was then quietly adopted by a
vote of los to so. So that abolition petitions
may now be laid OH the table.
The Message. This document was then read,
and some debate ensued as to the proper dispo-
sal Of it. A proposition to print it in the Ger
man as we'll as in the English language was
rejected.
1t was finally ordered to be printed, and laid
upon the table.
Naturalization Lac. Mr.. JOS. r. Ingersoll
gave notice Of his intention to introduce bill
to amend the existing law on this subject.
Postage Notice was given Of bill TO re-
duco the rates of postage.
Distribution. MIR. G Davis submitted a
ont resolution, directing the Secretary of the
Treasury to pay over to the proper officers in
the several states the sum of $4,000, 900, being
the fourth instalment due under the distrbu-
ton act.
After some questions Of order, Mr.. Weller
moved that this resolution be laid on the table,
and MIR. DAVIS demanded the yeas and nays,
which stood ayes l05, noes 6S.
The House then adjourned.
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New YORK, Monday, p. NJ.
Eighteen tow boats arrived from Albany this morn
ing, bringing from 80 10 10 600 barrels of Flour. The
market is duh and sales OF Genesee Ohio, Michigan
and Troy made at $40 !a46S2, principally at the
former rate. Southern flour is quite inactive and
prices have a downward tendency, Several samples
of wheat were in market, but sales effected. 5000
bushels sold at 16l665 cts, and $500 bushels
old do. at 5Oa5l CTS, Whskcy moves slowly at "a cts
in drudge casks and 2lda25 cts. i'll bbls 24 hds, New
Orleans sugar brought 65 cts
The sales of Cotton do not exceed 500 bales, prices
are firm, but it is difficult to make good selections
from the present stock in market.
The stock market was rather heavy to-day, Penn.
SIS advanced !, and Morris Canal Z; Ohio 6's declined
!; Norwich aud Worcester Railroad !, and l.. Island
Railroad !.
There is nothing doing in Foreign Exchange; rates
are firm Southern Exchange is in demand at your
last quotations.
Sales al Stock EXchange-SlO 900 New York Cos at
ll2al3; 5000 U. 5. 6s at 3 $4,000 Penn. at 6s;
5000 Ohio 6's at S5000 Illinois at 37i: 100 shares
Vcksburg al 5; no Erie RR. at 81; l65 Morris Canal
at 35; 1925 Canton at 45a44I.
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Mary Greenwood, for assaulting Mary Nc

Mary Greenwood, for assaulting Mary Nc
Connell, was fined $40 and costs.
Edwd. Mcclellan, for assaultng DIR. Lewis
Damman, was fined $40 and costs
The States Attorney stated that he had been
unable to procure sufficient testimony to au-
thorize him to go into trial of Thos Buck
ley, indicted as party to the killing of watch
man Mcintosh; and lie therefore ordered the
clerk TO enter him as ''not guilty.
The Court directed the warden of the Jail to
bring to the bar Sam Jones, VIM Free6erger,
and Chas. Brown, found guilty of "murder in
the second degree, " in producing the death of
watchman Alexander Mcintosh, They were
according y arragned, and after brief address
from Judge Nsbet, sentenced to be confined in
the penitentary till the cd of August, 1853.
Richard Martin, found guilty Of "man-
slaughter" in producing the death of Ann
Short, trem severe beating, was sentenced to
the Penitentiary, till the I'd ofAugust, lS49.
The States Attorney stated that there was
no other business ready at the present term,
and the petit jury was finally discharged. Ths
Court adjourned till Saturday, 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
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Correspondence of the American Republican. !
WAsHINGToN. Dec. 8. 1874

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 8, 1914
The Presidents Message was read before the
two Houses Of the National Legislature at
noon to-day, and was probably in an hour af-
terwards printed and for sale in the streets of
the Monumental City, so marvellous is the ex-
petition with winch steam power impels the
cars and the newspaper presses in their eager
ness to give the earliest intelligence.
The cheualierS d'induStrie, whose exploits and
demonstrations in this Metropolitan City, an
ticipated in my communication of yesterday,
commenced operations here last night or early
this morning in earnest, In Two instances
which have come TO my notice within the last
six hours, the audacious and adroit burglars
made successful demonstration. Mr. James,
who resides not far from the White House, was
robbed of several silver table and tea spoons;
Mr., Smith, clerk in the Land Office, who
resides near Franklin Row, was also robbed of
several silver spoons, and other articles Of va
lue. The burglars managed to open the win
dows in the back part of these dwellings, with
proper tools, so as to make very little noise
they were, nevertheless, overheard by some
part of the families, who, however, did not
make the proper exertions to secure the rob-
bers, as it was thought they would hardly be
so impudent as to continue their depredatons
until nearly o'clock in the morning. Other
minor depredations have been committed in
this city within the last few days.
METROPOLIS.
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[Reponcd for the American Republican,
BALTIMORE MARKET. Dec.

Cattle. There were about 500 head of Beef Cat
tie offered at the scales yesterday, and nearly all sold
to the butchers and packers at prices ranging from
SlT5 TO $3.50 per 100 lbs on the hOOt equal to Sj0a
40 net. Live Hogs selling at S4a4.I2s per 100
lbs Killed Hogs ar" arriving in considerable mum
bcrs, aud are held at S3.GjaSl according TO quality
Prime heavy hogs are selling at S3,87!.
Flour. The flour market is du only small sales
Of Howard street from store at l.25. Receipt price
Sll2!. City Mills flour is held al @425.
Grain. No change in The price of wheat sales
of good TO prime reds at SsaS3 cents and ordinary to
good al f5aeS cts. Sales of corn at 39a40 cts fo
white and III cts, for yellow; quote old corn at ~
al3 cts, for white; 46ai7 cents for yellow. Rye at e.
cts; and Oars 25a26 cts
Whislscy. Sales of whskey in bbs, at 24l cts,
aud hhdS. AT 235 cts
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Correspondence of the American Republican,
THINGS IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8

Suicide. young man 81 years Of age,
named Alexander Stewart, who had been de-
ranged for some time, committed suicide yes
terday morning at the house of his father, in
Sixth street below Fitzwater, Moyamensiug,
by cutting his throat with razor.
True Bills. Seven true bills were found by
the Grand Jury yesterday. Among the num-
Der was one against Andrew McClan, for riot;
and one against Ferdenand Leger, for an as
sault and battery with intent to kill M. Pros
per Barrousse.
Disgracgitl. A pitched fight came off on
Sunday morning, in the upper part of Penn
township, between two well known pugilsts,
named Biggs and Fritz. After beating each
other some three quarters of an hour, much to
the satisfaction and amusement of some five or
six hundred spectators, they adjourned to meet
again next Sunday for the same purpose.
! Democratic Celebration. There was Demo
cratic Festival at the corner Of Fifth and Mas
ter streets, kensington, yesterday. An OK was
roasted on the occasion. A singular incident
occurred during the festivity. An individual
was carried away from the table in state of
insensbility, and to all appearance dead Many
thought he had been struck with apoplexy.-
While some Of the spectators were gone for
medical aid, by-stander thrust his hand into
the throat of the individual, and pulled out a
large piece of meat. The man revived after
this, and was conveyed home by his friends.
A Long Petition. There is a petition at the
Office ofthe "Natlve American" asking for the
pardon of Isaac Hare, Jr., convicted, few
weeks since, of murder in the second degree
in killing man named Rice, during the Ken,
sington riots. 1t contains several thousand
names, and is one hundred and twelve feet long
Sitting Nose. Alderman Rees yesterday
held to bail Charles Penn, for cutting the nost
Of ]. Fireland with razor. The affair occur
> red on Sunday evening at barber shop il
Broad street, into which two men had run i!
consequence of a squabble in the street.
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TO FAMILIES.

ED OWLAND'S PATENT CONDENSING COF
Ee, FEE BOILERS being the only article ever of
tered to the public that will preserve the good proper
ties Of the Coffee. Coffee made in this boiler is de-
cdedly better than that made in any other way, as it
preserves all that rich aromatic flavor so much de-
sired in Coffee, which, in all other modes, flies off in
steam
This Boiler requires from one-quarter TO one-third
less of the grain more of the escapes, and
much less and sugar. there less of the bit
ter ashingent in it, and it will retain the flavor and
freshness as long the condenser is kept on-a whole
day, if necessary.
The CONDENSING BOILER is much less trouble
for the cook than the ordinary one, it cannot boil
over, the condensed steam falling back, keeps down
the froth
Persons are respectfully referred to the following
named gentlemen, who have the condCnsing Boilers
in use, and highly oppreve of them:
Hon. II. l.. Ellsworth Commiss'r of Patents, =
g Judge Cranch, Chief Judge of the Dist. =
" I" Judge Mason Sec'y of U. s. N.
Doctor Sewell -
g Lindsey, Cds
They can be had of
ALFRED H. REIP, 1886 Baltimore street,
NIL Sign of EEGOld Bath Tub''