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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14

AUrHoK's NorE This incident, supported
by the strongest evidence, may afford the reader
some idea of that wounded self esteem, that sense
of rank injustice and neglect, which afterwards
ended in the Treason Of Arnold.
1t must be confessed that the character Of Gates
gains as little glory from this circumstance as
from his rumored connection with the Cahal who
conspired for the overthrow Of Washington. Dur
goync spoke in the highest terms of Arno'd's coui-
age and military genus, us displayed in this battle,
and the fight of Sept. 10. Washington soon after
wards presented Arnold with set of epaulees and
sword-knols, (Which he had recciv ed from a
French nobleman,) as testimonial of his esteem
for the Victor Of Saratoga. -Ph!l. Courier.
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COAL DEPOT,
Leno,,. wharf, near tho Long Brida

Leno1's Wharf, near the Long Bridge.
,lE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform his patrons
and he public that he is receiving daily the above arti
Gle u us kinds and qualities, (Which will make his
ier Red ASH PINE Knot Broad Mountain Clover Hill,
suitable Cooking ranges radiators CRATES furnaces NC
have had at considerable expense, my yard planked,
OF the Coal from the dust and weather, and would
state to persons who may obtain their stock OF me,
that in the quantity purchased should be ound mol
sufficient the season. Is the case very irequently
only small advance will be made ON the price 10 supply
the deficiency. ~ -,
would request the citizens generally to call before max
ing their Purchases am resolved u dispose OF the art
Gle ut reasonable rates
D. Each load by the certificate Of sworn
weigher - .
ORDERS will be received the Butler Coal Oce" Mr.
r. Massoleltis Drug Slore Pennsy vania avenue, OPP
pose Coleman Hotel; they may be lett with MIR John
II (aaus Drug store Of 7th and Streets teter
OF whom will receipt meD through the post Once, or al
The Yard on 10 ~ street, near the Long Bridge.
oct s-octaJ. JOHN PEI'rlBONE. a
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
IN ALL THEIR VARIETY

, THE subscriber informs the citizens OF Washington
Wand surrounding country, that he las now on hand
line most complete assortment Of boots and SHOES
thai mas ever offered 10 the citizens Of this Metropolis
BY he has made for future suppe together
under his superviso he trusts that no lady gentle
man need leave his store without being exucy suited as 10
style, quality, price, &c, &c.
Gencmen procure the very best article Of French
style Of boots moderate prices Best American do dnie
rjr 10 noueD Together with all the lower grades Vi from
Al IS 81 ~ 80, ~ 10, %, % 60 and so ON 10 o.
Ladies can also find his store all the various kinds
callers and hagaers black and colored that Ia
nse with complete assortment Of walking shoes slippers
yc &c al all prices from 62 2 rs, cts ell e ~ re &c
nj 3,-Wth splendid assortment OF white Satin and KID
slippers Of real French style
full assortment Of wvmen's and childrens Boots ant
shoes OF every description and price The public in
yiie, 10 call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
TIIOS N, BRASHEARS,
nearly opposite Browns Hotel, Pa. a
oct a--3Mdo ct2Q
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GUNS. PISTOLS, sc.

GUNS, PISTOLS, Gee
JOHN w. BADEN, tSIGN OF THE GOLDEN SAW Y
Pennsylvania Apenne, near "a street. ,,,,1,, !,
JTAS lust received a complete assortment OF SLNGLE
ri IND DOUBLE, FINE AND Low PRICED
Gums, and Canning Apparatus,
Walkers and other Caps Single, Double; and Six Barrel
Revolving Pistols, Days Patent Gun Canes Dxons Sons
improyed Powder Flask, Extra Gun Locks, Tubes, and
tun Material OF every description, always on hand
oct S-lw3w' . e@
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II. sTEvENsON's
NJ N -. 20 - - .

I'M street. Lroecn r q directly east y nc PdIFHT Vcc
..sa The subscriber begs leave TO return his thanks S
wv 10 Ills friends aud the public generally Tor the Va
H very liberal patronage bestowed on him, and AAAA
is Measure in informing them that he Inns constantly on
hand and daily baking PIES, PUDDiNGS and CAhES
o. every description Also hot RobLS every morning Z"
o'clock, =, ,d...,, a., -
az ~ ~, -, ~. = ,ocs oct ig--dlm-
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RODGERS a. wOsTENHOLMs,
Table and Pocket Cutlery, best Silver Plat
ed Forks, Spoons, &c.,

TIME SUBSCRIBER has just received from the North, a
| large and well assorted STOCK OF HOUSEkEEPLNG
Articles consisting in part, OF the following
do Is /" I" by the dozen.
do without Forks.
Iuck Rome and Ebony !" &c by the dozen
Carvers Fork and Steels.
Veru Siperior Silver Plated Table and Dessert Forks
a. "a g Tea and Dessert Spoons,
Rodgers and Wosenholms d Blade Congress and other
Candlescks Shutters and Trays Curtain Bands and Pins,
Anlirons Shoyels and Tongs, Tenders,
Stair Rods and Eyes Frying Pans, Waffle Irons,
brass Britannia and Japan Spittoons,
Coal Holds and Sters, -
WATERS in sets and detached, Brushes, Sfers,
Tea Kettles, Sad Irons Blasting and other Spoons,
And indeed, almost every article in the HOUSEREEP
ING LINE for sale the most accommodating terms.
The attention Of ousekeepers and others in want Of any
Of the above GOODS, Ii most respectfully solicited
JOHN W. BADEN,
Sign Of the Golden Saw Penn. Avenue, South side
6M street. oct s-2aw4w
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Marble Nantes, Monuments, Tombs, SC.

,,iE SUBSCRIBER has sale Plain and Gothic, Egyp
i tan Italian Vein, and Black MANrLESi winch Will be
gold low Tor CASH
Marble Counter an, Table Tops to order,
Also, on hand a large MARBLE MONUMENT OF beauti-
full design and finish, will be sold low.
Window Heads and Sls steps and Marble Work in
General executed in the best manner and ON reasonable
terms. :, E .r
Persons are respectfully invited To give me a call
ALEA'R. RUTHERFORD,
Marble Yard, near the oil llh street, Penn Ave.
South side. oct S-eodlm
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CHEAP AND FRsHIoNABLE boots
~. AND SHOES.

I'D. NOW hand, and constantly receiving, large
adies and gen,lemens Boots and Shoes,
kof the best material anl Workmanship
Also all kinds Of work in my line OF business made TO
order at the so notice. and warranted 10 suit sale
sell III 10 per cent below cost but will sell MS low
for cash as any other establishment In The city,
Call and examine for yourself AT the well known corner
r and ilth streets j. L. FOWLER.
OCT colin novS'
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Notice To Mariners.

xaRa The recent Survey Of the Entrance to MOBILE
xAA1ldSK BAY, by Lieut.. Com e. T.. Patterson, u. NJ
the Coast Survey, shows that the best water IN
crossing the bar be found by bringing Sand Island
Light house to bear N 10 degrees W. Cue N. VI degrees
W. (by compass) about ships length to the westward oil
the east end Of Dauphn Island woous and running Tor H.
This course U34 feet over the bar ut mean low
water The bar deepens gradually on the inside, and
pdly TO a iathom on the side towards the sea
/. oct l5--dtI A. d. BACHE, Supt u s. Coast Survey
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LAMPS! LAMPS!!

JUST received large OF Lamps consisting
Lard Sperm Solar and Pine Oil for stores, and parlors
and hotels. Fairbanks Burning Fluid Lamps. A con
supply Of Fresh Pine OH Pure, sperm, So
lar Oils, Weeks, GLASSES, for all kinds OF Lamps. Pine oil
Lamps cleaned and repaired by
o. WIITT1LESEY,
octS--lmnovS svN T. street, TOdd's buildings
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PATENT AGENCY.
JOHN PETTIBONE,
PLAIN AND FANCY !.
DRESS MAklNG.

AIRS LANSDALE would respectfully inform herlrends
NI and the Ladies OF Washington that she has removed
10 VI Pennsylvania avenue and 18Th street ca
door, where she will be happy 10 wait upon all who may
favor her with their patronage
Thankful the many fyors Of the past she hopes by
particular attention to Cutting, Fng and making Dress
,,r 10 merit a continuance OF the same.
n B-Mrs l.. can accommodate three four Boarders,
urt al-luldf
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sTILLINGs q HARVEY,
UNDE r r "A X Err S

Corner IN and III streets, Washington, ID. C.,
111oiIlD rcspeclly inform their friends and the public
w IN general that they are prepared TO attend funerals al
the shortest notice 80 80. -,
vii, re- lie can be found all hours OF the night
,,rt ip--d.ln,s
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Rough and Ready" Line.

- Rough ana A&eOOy', Alncs
It'll Il subscriber Is running his omnibus Rough
and Ready TO andirom the Alexandria steamboat and
Pennsylvania avenue for the low fare OF TwRLvR AND
HALF GENTS and hopes receive the patronage Of the
Travelling Public The Omnibus will leave the wharf on
tie arrival boats and will set down passengers at
point they may DESIRE oil Pennsylvania, between
fuers Hotel Capitol and will leave the southwest
corner the and 9th street. Opposite Coleman at
sl.2 and 10 Ia a. m, and IL l2, 2l2 and Ala M, to
convey passengers To the boat j. W. ELLIOTT
NB-Passengers for the Mailboa take the Omnibus
sl-2, M and will be called for at Colemans and
Browns oct R-dly'
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LOOK HERE!


STOVES AND CRATES.
Joseph II. NEvETT, Pennsylva avenue, opposite vii
lard's ta,e Ruller) hotel has received aud s manu-
acirng large and complete assortment of Stoves and
to draw well and not break from heat they will be sold
loo prices as they can be bought in the District
CRATES
neat and beautiful variety finished in the best manner
and arranged to burn either Anthracite or Cumber
land coal very cheap, with ire-brek jams and backs
COOKING STOVES.
From the North Rirer Furnaces the best castings in the
city, warranted to bake we'll and consume but little fuel
will burn either wood or COAL and extremely low priced
COAL STOVES.
great variety; consisting Of Hail. Church, New Style RIA
diator and other Parlor Stoves Cylinders and Salaman
ders, Ion Offices workshops, &c #I
WOOD PARLOR, AND AIR. TIGHTS.
new and superb style OF Paror Wood Stoves including
richly carved Gust airtigis Very cheap anu handsome
: Ar-tghts for chambers. .h'8
ERANKLLNS
For wood or TEN PLATES, Box Stoves Dining room
Oven Stoves; an economical anu very convenient stove.
HOTEL COOKING SToVE.
Will cook for several hundred people and the best kind
In can refer 10 some Of the best Hotels in the
country that have them in use.
TAILORS STOVES
Made expressly for their very convenient and econo
mical The trade invited 10 call and them.
BEBEES COOKING RANGES.
Put up at Northern prices with without hot backs
All kinds Of PLUMBING in connection with the above, and
Bathing hxtures ana Puhps pun up III the best manner
Always on Hand,
aihods Firecarriers, Cmd.r soves Sove-ppe, Fire
brick Mica or lsingass, Tor stove doors ustre for clean
Ing stoves; Pots, OVENS Skillets Tea Kettles, Plain and
Japanned lin Ware and every other article OF TIN, Cor
Pg, SnERT-oS, made to order in The most workman,
like manner. # Gf
ALSO, 1EI.
VIZ large and beautiful of Britannia Ware
V10 Block Jelly and Blanc mango Pudding. moulds
= Icc-cream FreeZers AMI Buckets.
Purchasers requested to call and examine my stock
generally, before purchasing, and they will find their time
will not be lost.
Radiator and other Stoves refined and repaired with
Ironptness III
Roofing, Gutter and Spoung for buildings, and all
pairs In my line promptly attended TO.
snrtS . 10
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.

MISS NJ L. WILSON, having permanently located IN
M Washington offers her services to the Indies LASH
uiabe maker. An experience Of ton years IN lash.
onable community justies her IN thinking she give sat
stacton TO all.
Her facilities for receiving the late fashions and furnish
ing trimmings ample. '
South side OF Pennsy Avenue between 9th aud 10Th
streets second story }. d. Iiilps Variety Store
ocuS-2,,Wnuyy3'
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sroyEsi sToyEs.. sToyEs,y.

ID Fly. NAYLOR, South side Of Pa avenue, between
- Sd and IL SIS, would inform his customers and the
N public generally that he has Just received large as
20 sorment of Stoves the newest and most approved
patterns Including SANKEY'S CAST IRON RADIATOR, or
COAL BURNERS, which he will sell together with Fire
boards and Stovepipe at the lowest prices for cash.
He also keeps constantly hand general assortment OF
Tin and Sheefiron Ware to which he invites the attention
OF housekeepers.
He still continues do Roofing, Gutteing and Spoutng
and Sheet iron and Copper Work generally, and at the
shortest notice. and on the most reasonable terms
Persons wishing purchase will do well 10 call and
anime his stock before they supply themselves.
His store will be open from sunrise until O'Clock, T.
ncIA \
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r.. BURGER,
HEALER In Tobacco, Cigars, and Snuf, Wholesale anu
IL Rstal, l2lh street, between Y and H.
oc5-lm nov6'
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HENRY JANNEY,
BOOTS.

would say those wishing to be speedily supplied with
the above rare and desirable article, that they would do
we'll 10 have their recorded my books Those
who wish ready made work will find the best stock in the
District my shelves, not excepting the nimaoe patent
gentlemen, and children) Of Waterproof and Cork,soe
boots and Shoes, e
Morro.sma profits quick sales, and cash al hs eoun'
Ter. H. JhNNEh'
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G. Q. BEvERIDGE's
SEC 0ND.hAND IRON STORE,

5' J>d dpenue, OPPosue CoteHtuH Ao'c'. .tet
Where be had the following secondhand articles:
Sl,aphinges and hooks Chains oces, Store Pipes Store
Stands Loor Locks, House Bells, Ares, Hoes, HLkes,
Wees, Store Doors, Furnaces, Bake Opcns, Pots,
Kettles, Pot Lids, POI Hooks and Hangers,
Ctlst.iron Dogs, oil Sd,cs, Door Springs,
and almost all kinds Of old Iron g. Lead,
With many other articles too numerous to mention AL Of
which will be offered such terms CASH. as will en-
sure sales Those in want will please call.
NJ BCash paid for old Stoves and all descriptions OF
aid IRON oct lg-dIy.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,

WASHINGTON.
rIlTIE PROPRlE1OK ioie have secured the aid
OF Mr. GEORGE w. YEILorT their general agent in re-.
fitting and hereafter conducting the establishment.
authorized to act in every matter relating thereto,
purchasing and making all and every contract egage
ent necessary for conducting the business, fully the
prorotors themselves could do and ae transactions Of
lie house must be through him alone.
The house, having been enlarged, thoroughly repaired,
and reiurised will be opened The 18th Of October
Having secured the services Of Mr. T. r. THOMPSON as
caterer formerly of Colemans) they trust TO render the
house every way worthy Of patronage,
oct Sim
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slf1EEf1sfzE

A Card. --Dr. MCCONNELL returns his
SE0 sincere thanks to his numerous friends and
QyYyVI- patrons for the liberal encouragement they
lI1I have given him in his profession as Surgeon
Dentist and would respectfully state that he has connected
himself with Mr. TIlOS. j. WILLARD, gentleman every
way Qualified to give unbounded satisacton that the un
merons dsppontmens gvenby his necessary absence In
attending to other engagements will not again. as he
or his partner will always be the spot and pledges him
self thai all calls in his line Dental Surgeon will be at
tended TO with the least possible delay.
Their Office is opposite jackson Hall between and
ID Streets Pennsylvania avenue. Their charges IN all
cases will be moderate oct l6--2md
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COAL.

COAL.
IoHN PETrIDoNE is receiving daily his supply Of the
j above article various kinds, together with the cele
braed BUTLER COAL. which he has had the pleasure vi
introducing this Market and which has been SO highly
by those who have used H. suitable Tor kler
nan,s Ranges, Radiators, &c.
Glover iili Coal, excellent article Of Bituminous
Lump Coa thought be equal II not superior TO the
rous Kinds heretofore used IN our city.
Orders received the yard on Lenoxs Wharf, near the
onu Bridge and Office, L. l.. Massoleiis drug store
sout side ia avenue between IL and 9TH streets, at
I,hr n t,nllunis uctS-u
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m MRS. GARRET ANDERSON has six com
a Portable well furnished 10 rent at mode
~ rate rate. Single gentlemen will be preferred as
boarding be served Mrs A. Gun furnish them with
breakfast and tea il required
oct If Ivs ~. rr
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TERMS.
For one copy Of the Congressional Globe So 90
For one copy of the Appendix 100
For six COPIES of either or mart of both 10 %
Inside venitian window Biinds.

Deaer aud Manufacturer " bside tet,itian Hindoto
Blinds, south SIDE Pezssyfrd,.ia areane, bettree1t
Nh and 10Th Streets, Washington.
BLINDS of all sizes and siyles furnished TO order Split
ID Blinds, plain and painted, OF all sizes
Brass fixtures and trimmings furnished gt.jt
Linen and transparent Curtains put in tho best style
Fre.screeiis and wide paper Tor curtains very cheap
All work done reasonable terms, and with prompt
ness A
N. B. Old Blinds repaired and repainted.
"a nctl
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TINE Subscribers having received from the North their
Fall and Winter goods, consisting in part of Cloths, Gas
simeres and Vestngs ha,,d, and
y manufacturing all kinds Of Ready made Clothing, which
they will sell such prices fall please all who
may favor them with call They have ON hand large
sormen of Shirts Of the latest STYLE Dressing Robes Draw
ers Stocks Crayas Umbrellas, Hosiery, Gloves &C. Per
Zors, &C., &c. 81
fs ALSO
Just receiyed lot OF Fancy Goods suitable presents
L. BRENNER u SON .
n5- We have just received few fine Bead Reticules;
Aso-Pearl and Shell Card Cases md lot Of Butterfly
Combs Of late style, which offer low for cash.
OCT Sim. Z. URENNER ~ SON
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DELEGATES AT LARGE. Coy Anthony Colby, Of New
London; Hon. Ichabod Goodwin, Of Portsmouth.
Subsriies-r Perley, Of Concord; Thomas u. Sanger
OF Dover.
District No. I-Chares w, Gutter, of Portsmouth.
Substiuite-Clman Marston, Of Exeter.
District No H-George w. Nesmh, Of Franklin.
Standardization Sawyer, Jr, OF Wakefield
District No II-Aaron T. Hughes, Of Nashville.
Substitute-lsaac Sturtevant Of keene
District No. Iv--Johsthan Kittredge, OF Canaan.
Substitute Augustus v. brewster, Of Hanover.
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Paints Oils and Paint Brushes, Sc,

fdlutS, Ullo, anu aiht p"o' 49,,
The bscribey has j,si recered large aud fresh suy
DAiNTS, OILS &c part Of which are named below.
They are guaranteed 70 be pure anu gooo' a rom INC
wo,,i fin, 10 advantage 10 call as am determined
W s, n,r tan similar articles be got at any other
p " $50 kegs White Lead Hs
y laD lbs Chrome Green .ti. .F0@4
lsO lbs Chrome Yellow .4
70 lbs Chrome Red
100 lbs Pure Verdigris
800 lbs. Red Led and Litharge
100 lbs Imperial Green
GOO lbs Nenitian Red and SIP. Brown OH
80 lbs Yellow Ochre In Oil
100 lbs Paris Green, dry
80 lbs do do In oil
arse assortment Of Paint and While Wash Brushes
400 lbs Lamp Black, dry and In oil
10 lbs. Sp. Whiting
100 lbs. Puty
100 boxes ofwindow GLASS; all sizes
8 bbls Linseed Oil
g bbls Copai and Japan VaInish
3bbls Sp, rlrpenine, -
Also PURE PINE OIL, received fresh rom VIZ n'""
factory every week cHas si ,ysn,.
oct S-d2aw'4S'
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The Greatest Newspaper Depot in the
United States!

@ United States!
There arc over four Thousand Ave hundred
] Newspapers received daily at the stores of
Brooke, ShiningtOn 81 Co. We Will name
few of thems
New York Herald.
New York Tribune. 4h
Baltimore Sun
WEEkLTES.
New York Herald; New York Tribune; Baltimore Sum
Saturday Courier, Post, Dollar Newspaper Meals Gazette
Philadelphia; Nandee Doodle, Emporium, New World, Age
Spirit Of the Times Home Journal Police Gazette Flag OF
the Free Yankee, Uncle SAM New York; Yankee Blade
Living Age, Flag Of Union, Boston Western Continent
Gazette Of Union, Baltimore London Pictorial News
Pictorial Times and Punch
MONTELIES. @
Union MagaZne Grnhams MagaZne Godey's Lady's
Book; National Magazne Columbian Magazine; The Play
mate (or Chiken) Brother Jonahan Chambers Miscel
any Any Of the above mentioned Papers and Periodic
calls will be delivered Subscribers any part Of the
city u, hive ON hand also ii, ,ho No. II library
Of Select Novels; Wiley and Puinam's Library of Books
which Books Prescots Conquest OF Peru; Napoleon
and his Marshals, by Headey Washington and his Gener
ais, by IIeadey the same by Lppard The Boys Libra
ry of Sports and Amusements; The Court Of Louis XIV by
Miss Par,lOe; Men, Women and Books by Leigh Hunt
splendid edition Of the Arabian Nights and Robinson
Crusoe Typee and OnoO by Herman Melville; Envelopes,
fancy and pain Waiers plain, transparent, and motto;
Pens Of every description In fact everything In the Book
and Stationery line
Corner Of Penn. Avenue, and 2 street, and corner Penn
Ave. and 18th street
oct S--dlm' ]
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OPENING OF THE
WASHINGTON RESTAURANT,

BASEMENT OF Washington Hall, southwest corner of
ID Pennsylvania avenue aud Sixth street On Monday, the
LIST Of November this splendid establishment will be thrown
open the Public where the friends Of the propreofs and
the citizens generally respectfully invited 70 call
RAND a. WILLIAMS.
octDO-f PrupretOrs.
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THOMAS p. JONES,
Attorney and Solicitor Of Patents,

Who formerly at the head OF the Patent Office,
Prepares DIaoings and Specifications, and rasacs all
business relating 10 the obtaining 81 Patents, ether
e, Domestic or Foreign.
r Letters OF Enquiry, requiring written advice opn-
0n must be accompanied with fee OF five dollars and the
postage of letters to him must be paid
OFFloB - street, Washington city, six doors east Of the
Patent Office. oct l9--diy' K
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Weiirs Patent Japan Backing Is about the best article
of the kind we have seen The polish which i mparls to
the understandings OF man Is brilliant and lasting: we
have tried IT. and 1t boots to say all this in It's behalf
Epe,,ing BuleiiH lhte Z,
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Patents, Pensions, and Claims.

I,IIE undersigned will attend TO procuring PATENTS
L and PENSIONS, SOLDiERS BOUNTYLAND
WARRANTS, &C., and to the prosecution of CLAIMS
before Congress any Of the Departments Of Government
any other business requiring an agent or attorney
mediate attention. Address
Trf LEWIS f. THOMAS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law Washington d. G.
" Office corner Of and 9Th streets, opposite the west
end oi the General Post Office oct Idly