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lisa sFUsiF'l snd Iifse raplnEE gave .
Flas - - FFtgnFs ~ their paPsIs, - ms'
81 afEhF parties sEghaFkri IL ole rlRnsPiFa-
.ey. On M0RdaF m0lning IFn HE6isiRnls IN
ihs hauSe a Pm A Co. 6rAPeH. NsFe
appsrhrndrd al srnl q gal. Thess De-
l..dxd ys.ang ma 9<sr fsand 70 possrss
ans and anaannisina = llxir hexeS. and
dry bid rnsnmsssinas &C me rsnk strap
tsins sid rsaonris II ne : King e Mua-
sirFs amy. Many "lhrrs IN lhr eSiab-
lishmena. sxailSi Alaam warrants Rete
on. eaniliFsd : eseapr Iar he pseseaa-
Engene O'Rrisig. Pnminrnl le-drI af
Ihe c0nlessnles. Spruenalfsed himsslf ~
The insizner. ar IN me r.'mpsds,oa a hrs
/ faLarr. Frspsrtalle sS.irirnr. J. I. Laicr.
&C the Fslnn. and Mr.. II-lpin. ihe srerela-
~ of Ihe lrish canleArraliaa. were sls0
,rapussd and srnl % X ilmaiHham lail. 1hs
| nest day Z. Taft. Esg.. hsrrisIer n ia~.
and r.. nallsr Mayler. presidrnI Of The
t'nizen Club. were holh committed 10
Newgair. Prnrlsnalinns we're issued n
gairsl halbaTing eleven more eonlrdersles.
including the Iwa canIwell's. n'Arey
M'Ger. Desin Reilly. Joseph Brennan.
and nllier-; Dr. Cane was taken Al Kill
kenny: &. ROrhE.Td. attorney; John
Blake. editor af The GalEay Nindicaior.
aid tseoghagan, ghnsmiih. at Hallway.
! RumoFr were rirrulaied IhsIifI lrien. Mea.
CHER and his romEade had eseaPeds bur "a
IacI. within these Few days. mn authentic
accnuni has hsrn reeriEed resperling item
iOr iissir movements.
/ Prom the latest adsires received frnn
.Ihe disturbed districts about BalIngarTy.
where General Macdonald has established
his head quarters. every tking continues
peareahle. with The general impression
that the moment the Irnnps weEe With
drawn. dissatisfaction would again Show
itself. WBHen is supposed. by the mos
cool headed people writing !r"m The spot
TO be concealed IN some of the mines Ia
tina neighhnrlo'j nf bis l:ae exploits.
I yisc0uaI Hardinge arrived in Duh!ia OF
Tuesday. and would. IL NECESSARY. assum,
Ihe special command Of the farers 10 IRE
land, ahirh Row amount 20 AZ least so
loo men. lie was expected 10 leay'
Dublin for the South on Thursday.
considerable quantity Of arms has beeI
seized 81 Nenagh. The sParsh for arm
appears Co be carried on with undiminisll
ed yignr; and CaEriek -On.Sair and Csrriel
Beg. Two spots which were the very Toe"
of seiiiion, have yielded To stern necrs
, siiy-all lheir arms have been srized. tn
, same resolution To carry out The inleq,ign
| Of the Government appears TO prevail d
all parts Of The country. and in week q
ten days from this lime all the eouatr
, will BE- disarmed,
Ii is quite evident, from all that has o.
: Cured. that the movement has totally iai
ed. The most sanguine nf tho Conled'
rates must now he aware that there nevs
existed the smallest chance Of successful
coping with the British arms. Now th
il Is all over virtually, might il moi
more .suslssi for iise leaders of pahl
.. apinion in Ireland 20 turn the direction Z
their counirymen's mind into anoihs
channel--,he course of honest indusir
land thereby propiliaie the Gnyernmel
To show clemency TO the men whose lirs
are jeopardlsrd.
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FROM MEXICO.

Vera Cruz dates have been received to
the 9Th inst.
The revolutionary attempt Of Paroles
has been completely suppressed. The In
dams have been disarmed, and an annes-
" declared towards the prisoners Of war,
who have been discharged after pledging
themselves to supper. the Government.
Most oflhe Americans left in Mexico,
at the departure of our forces, have since
gone to Yucaian 10 aid in the contest with
the Indians.
Paroles still remained concealed. Some
of his conledelales have been captured.
Another pronunciamenlo has been issu'
ed by Don placeu Miranda at Magatlan
The plan of the insurrectionists was un'
known. as we'll as the object TO be gain
ell, bu, i, was supposed to be desire 10
obtain a million and hall Of dollars which
were expected to arrive at Mazatlan'
The Government has ordered troops Il
proceed TO Maza,lan in order 10 suppres.
the revolt. a-a~<..
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Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-

New York, Aug. 81.
The Tribune Of this morning publishes
some secret dispatches, whirh were re.
ceived from Ireland by the Cambria, and
whirh were written in cypher.
These acronnis state that there had
been another baule in ireland, and that The
Irish had defeated The Royal troops, ma
king great slaughter among them. and Kill
ling Gen. Mcdonald
The published accounts in the English
papers stated that Gen, Mcdonald had
COMMAND Of The forces in Kilkenny, and
thai in Thurles street riot had taken
plape, in consequence Of an attempt an The
part Of The people 10 prevent bread being
taken from the bakers shop 10 Gen Md 3
forces. This las, fac, would indicate a
very excited feeling among the people,
and show that an outbreak was very like
Nv. Still the report of battle having been
fought, and of its result, is regarded as
doubtful, at least. though its publication,
as may readily be supposed, creates The
deepest interest here among all classes.
The New York Journal Of Commerce,
a sound and discreet journal, in noticing
the 'fIibune's news, says:
1T is almost inconceiseahle that men
of intelligence could be duped into The be-
lief &c statements so obviously untrue as
those which appear in the Dublin letters
published under The head Of secret and
private correspondence Of the N. Y. Fri'
bune. From careful examination OF out
files by the Cambria, including journals
and extracts from Journals Of every shade
of opinion, from ul,ra..ory TO ultra.radieal
and from conversation with passengers by
the steamer. we are convinced that the
whole story OF The battle Of Slevenamar y
q harsiaced fabrication, having not shad
i, ow Of foundation, even in ignorant public
rumor."
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h Ne luahf - ~ WjViFiEw lei - aal g..
81 ihass Wha seal iIum RpT aids b file
rigoT e mauhoua. Wha haEF heea Flfirk-
.sn aaWn By disEasr. anl hare % IhriF
deroiian 81 their spuniry wilh DIR lites.
Clay enrirles lsrr KEarrs. and lhe4F
mempry i rnshFinrs - he ealGa hnans
e thrif rounisymrn; III EaeEe ar hirrd-
~ braris = sur midst. npon shirh ne
should endrasar - p0sT Ihe hrSaE -
ausnees 81 our sincere synlpsnhy.
Yhe Ho.unlrer i ~rll snliiled % your
admiration aal rnsperi. An none know.
bui Ih0ss Hhn hare lll IA. hax had Il 10
10 lease lrirnds and home and nalise lsnd.
90 engage IN sBrh N undertaking; none
knnK hpl those Eho hz1e sxpefisnred
lllem. he tolls and hardships. he suffer
ings and privailons of : soldiers lie /: bur
lose of r0unIry. and dnsirr N merit The
apppa,aii'sn aud esisrm0f al good and pat
Eislic m~a. snRpnried those who sOlunIlri-
~ underwent Aaem. In The perkins fehi.
IN The Ioilsome march, in The lonely watch
Hmid The larsls II foreign land. the sol
diefs hear. uniIayelled. fnndly turned 10
Norh Carolina. his own happy home. aud
ilie consciousness rial the eyes of his lel.
low riIizens we're upon him. and lksl he
MAS followed by lhrir sympalhies AMI
PRAYERS. rheered and sustained him in The
performance of his ardaous duties.
For lie kird and complimentary man,
ner in which Won have been pleased U
notice nv humb'e share in The glaTies u
the late campaign, he pleased 10 accept
ms sincere Acknowledgements. ! am ron-
seinus of ho merit. except an honest and
heartfelt ilrsire 70 10 my du,y. ihing
whi h ksiiese frfry North tarOliaiGIl
has dnae throughout The whole war.
| May Tie chnires, blessings Of Heaven
descend upon the Volunteer. aud the spi.
ri Of patriotism never hnm less brightly
1 in N. Carnlip9 lhan when her eIlizens
are engaged in dong honor To the brave,
/ am, gentlemen. very respectfully,
Your Ol,etlienl srrgapi.
WILLIAM J. CLARKE.
Brcsei Msjor U. =. Army.
To Vim. n. MeTriii. u. ". Johnston. Ben
TN Uiley. John White. T. d. Fsueelie,
il. J. D. Tenney, Committee.
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FAIRrn

The sesirsy. attached . The PIeshyaetiah
saBreb in this plarr. Or missionary and bensss'
!sai Vsrposes. VIII hold Fair 10 he MssoHi'
Han on THURSDAY q September ea4st. (lhe i4sh;l
tls SOsrs % BE- gpened q IN oieIoSk. p. N. n.
LADIES' have besn eilissai in nakias PgepAsssssA'
isr The iair. and Ne hOps shey will mres ~isl
such success 10 their sales - ain enable thcm 4
carry OIL u 'hsir s0sa PaPoso<
Ausua :slh, lsis.
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nj A RRIE d,

In this county. on Tuesday the ssd instant,
by the Rev. A. G. Hughes, DIR. JoHs A. wALE-
IA 70 Miss Euza A. srILKns, daughter Of VIII
lis Sellers. deceased.
In this county, on Thursday the cath, by the
sane, Mr.. JANIS r. HusrER, 10 Miss caRSELIa
Scqrr, daughter Of John scati, esq,
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~ - sch nll-. Z ne ani ; hHil -,
iHmns' iFagih. Rharh epens lhus:
@ThF Faiior - faiB PEFrE, haFiRg r0ng
. de ssllheFsar EauiRllan llasi GenrFal
f'Ass = Supposed " he inlsHrsa A. ~
Sa0ah.Tsnnaa. raHEs4snllS aikA ks AsAlaa
- - snarPsbdrni man. advocate ~
risims . ~ PIrsiarnry.-
tie arS - lhis coarseiina " plsring
DE nanes &C Taxi ard Fsllmsrr = ne
brad a. his rolnmns. The Rrpublic1n q
one afshs nldrri Drmoerstir paper 70 ll.s
Stale q l4nnisiana.
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Subterranean Fret is stated b

Subterranean Fret is stated by
The London Times. Of late date, that a
sub,erranean FIRE is burning near SHEFFIELD
Eng, which has been in existence M that
vicinity for century past, and which has,
at various times. undermined the ground.
Portions Of The Sheffield street have SINK
years ago, exposing The fearful hollow
beneath. Houses have been rendered
untenaniable. on account Of black an'l
choke damp, and cellars have been closed
for years. Water drawn up from wells
there, is found perfectly hot. Many years
ago. flames a, times issued from hssures
in the fields, and farm house being under
mined, was torn down. Some years ailer,
few cottages were erected upon It's site
and they are lumbling down, aud have
been abandoned.
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Plantation for Sale.

WILL be sold. on Saturday the 10Th day p
w September, the Plantation belonging d
s,~ estate ef ReAert T.ies decreased. sig miles
west Of HiiIshorongh, on the road 10 HsRfed
meeting house, CONTAINING 805 acres; about for
" acres cleared, and The balance good wood land.
Twelve months credit win be given. the pur-
chaser giving bond and approved security.
JOSEPH TATE, Admir-.
August 20, As
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The TayIor Ftag.-In conformity 10 the
resolution q he Taylor club. the Ts.Inr Pole
wss erected An this Iascs an Friday last. II Is
s,er sss bsndned iest high. and bears Gag in
.criled with the names Of : TsylO and Fillmore
% one sJe. and = Rough and Ready. the Peoples
Candidate" On the asher. The aas j. twenty
seven fret long aud seven and hall Trad, and
makes enc appearances. Above The hsg Is =
s,Ieamer. which floats gracefully in The breeze.
Afsr the labor of erecting the pole was com
Ple,ed. Henry X. Nash. esq. President Of The
Club, delivered . handsome address, in his usual
impressive and animated style. lie was followed
BY Hugh waidsII, esq. wts entertained his hear
rrs with bright specimen Of his eIOquence. Jo-
.ish Turner, jun. ssI closed the scene IN few
very appropriate remarks.
The whole passed Of in manner highly gra-
Trying TO ,he wings, and We hope no, altogether
wi.hou, interest and even bene6, to the Demo
Gratis wahin hearing.
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Read This!

THE suAsrrihsr wosld rssp~ctf1ay infarm al
n Ihoss inafAael @ Lag. WshA. e. -. dlss
- : E.Ay aNtloisrd sn2 rad . s<alis der
aeoouLtE be al slways - fasa1 e ths ftoss q
long a. WrhA he exp@cas % sem0Ns kss. tA@
ssMls. and deGrrs . rlass The business - sFaaA-
D. - passilae. an1 hoes hat tkis nslies win b
nranIaly srIeaasd "a
JOHN n. WEBB.
Aagaa 10. a.
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Notice to Shippers BY Henrietta
Steamboat Company.

T0HN II. HALL having sold bis interest in
- ,his Company, has nothing to do with the
Agency al Wilmington or Fayetteville, either in.
diyidually or as surviving partner Of Hall & johns
son, shippers designing their Goods to the care
Of our Company. viii please gil up their Bills OF
I.adiur and mark their Packages, Care :" Agent
Henrietta Steamboat Co. Wilmington and Fay
etteyiIle." All Letters addressed as above will
have prompt attention. -,
Fayetteville, August l. A-l&
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The Plot Thickens.-The following

The Plot Thickens.-The following
extract OF letter from gentleman al 81.
Louis 10 friend in Hartford, Connect
cul,) and published in paper oflha' city.
throws broad light on the criminal en-
,erprise which is on foot 10 the horror.
we venture 10 say. Of nine-,enths of all
the well.disposed citizens Of the United
Siaies) sgain.t The Rio Grande tier of Pro-
vinces Of Mexico:
81. Louis, Sug. 10 ma waiting
to see Gen. Shields, who ough, to be here
to-day. great expedition is on foot to
take all The Sierra Madre country. There
are enrolled now upwards offive thousand
men. About fifteen hundred are now al
Minoises. two hundred miles above Malta.
moros. Shields is 10 take command, if he
do not rlay false; it so. Gen. Lane. YOU
have no idea of The number of influential
men this plan embraces in its ramifications
But nous rerroas."
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PROPOSALS
For publishing in the Town Of Louisburg, Prank
lin County, q weekly paper to be called
The LOuisburg News.
PROPOSALS

IF TWO HUNDRED subscribers can be oh.
tanned by that time, the first number of the
paper will DO issued on or about the first Of Nos
yember next.
Il is lamentable fact that Franklin County is
now entirely destitute Of any newspaper Press.
some months ago she could boast of having two
papers that were equal to any in the state, both
for facility Of news and ability; but from some
cause, which, doubtless, the citizens Of Franklin
are familiar with, both have left-and believing
tina. they are now more eager than ever to have
paper in their midst, the subscribers propose TO
fill the vacancy with paper that they hope by
strict adherence to business, shall in every way
be worthy Of their patronage and esteem.
The paper shall be neutral in Politics and Re-
lieion; and our chief aim shall he TO make il such
a Literary Journal as cannot fail to command the
support that is due to such an undertaking, De-
traction and abuse shall never find place in the
columns under our control.
/ The Literary and Miscellaneous departments
Of the paper shall receive close attention; and
we will he assisted by writers Of known ability.
, We shall also spare no pains to make The News
department full and authentic; while the Farms
/, ing and Commcrcisl interests shall be fully at.
tended to.
The Publishers are both practical printers, and
their design is to make the paper an interesting
Family Journal, valuable alike to the Farmer and
Literary community; and with our promised as
sistance. we feel assured IN saying thas the paper
| will be the most interesting one in the state.
/ Terms :-THE LouIsBuRe NEws will be
printed on good paper, medium size. and will be
sent to subscribers at Two Dollars Fifty Cents
per annum, if paid in advance. IL payment Dc
delayed six months Three Dollars will DC cna,s-
ed. These terms will invariably DO adhered to-
Tho money becomes due on the recetps o 'ne
frs, number. -
H WIN. w. SMITH.
August 30.
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saa.aas. kkNFisg = - sEa AsEl@0f y
MA casl&aG n.zlia.
Kol - hssag oa1sssS - $4,000 -
= a1s1t = 4 lAA9o.xA, e s.szs1sy - IN
Il esfaemAer nsEl q slsssn c'eiaeA. asmed nnd
ssuippe5 g ~ ~ &arras. kr DIN Mnsss, AL
80 . saeCt fSrid Ofe<u - - R<sin<sG
n. X. MlTHERSPOON. Msi.
AagasG -. as
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Dinner TO the Volunteers We
understand that sumptuous dinner was given
near Chapel Hill. on Saturday last, to the return
ed Volunteers. We felt certain that such men
rs had given the invitation, would not do the
thing by halves, and therefore expected that am
pie provisions would be made in the very hes'
style. About FIVE hundred persons, we learn
were present on the occasion. An account o.
the proceedings has not been furnished for publ
Gallon; but the following letter from Brevet Ma
jor VIM. j. Clarke, to the committee Of invitation
has been handed to US with a request that w
should give it place:
Raleigh, N. C. Angus, 2i,h. 1913.
GESTLEMEN -
On nv return home from New Or
leans, few days ago. had The honor tc
receive your letter Of the 10th inst, invit
ing me TO attend dinner to be given OF
the 26lh inst. by The ciliz"ns Of Chape
Hill, complimentary TO the North Carroll
ma Volunteers, recently returned from
Mexico.
regret tina, in consequence Of impair
ed health and debility, caused by recen
illness, am unable to leave home; but
assure you that | shall be present in spi
rit with you on that interesting occasion
As North Carolinian, il is source q
pride and pleasure 10 me, 10 see the riii
gems Of the Old North State rising up a
one man TO do honor 10 our brave Volun
,ecrs, who so promptly came forward q
the call Of our country, 10 avenge he
wrongs, protect her rights. and vindicat
her honor. They have borne themselve
CALAMITY and well. and though they re
turn with no bloodslained lanrels. sti
their soldicrly conduct and noble bearing
on every OCCASION. give us assurances tia
they would have been equal 10 any eme'
gen,y; and that The honor Of the Stat
would never have suffered BY any mi
conduct II theirs. We are justly prcu
OF them, a'I greet them on their retur
thrice wtlcoi,e 10 their native land. n,
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The Baltimore " Clipper" in stating
tie argument of the New Orleans Delta,
in justification Of The contemplated viola
lion nf every neral aad political duty By
marching an unlawfully armed lnrce linda
the Mexican Territories, justly and hon
eslly eyclaims: q. What plea 10 be made
BY a Christian people fur an act Of rnbbe'
ry." We trust that This sentiment will
find an crha 10 every bosom moi sIeeled
by the habits of war against all conside.
raiions Of justice or humanity.
What will the Editor Of the Clipper"
say. when he learns. in addition TO what
IS already known, that arms and ammuni'
lion have already gone. and are nav go
ing Harvard, from New Orleans 10 the
Rio Grande. for The purpose Of being en-
ployed in hostile expedition against ihe
Mexican territories The very wagons
and mules used in the transportation ol
Gen. SCOTS Army have been some Of
them bought m Tor the service Of the in
rading ARMY The force destined ior the
Invasion by the route Of the Rio Grandt
is already gathering, and is exported ie
assemble or The banks Of that river IN the
course of next month. And yet the Ad
minisiraiion. fully informed Of all ihes'
facts. stands by with folded arms. idly
looking on!
We wan, Gen. Taylor IN the Presiden
cy 10 keep the Fence. il il shall not be al
ready too late when he comes. Among
the candidates for the Presidency he is lh'
only man that can and will avert from on
country the foul disgrace Of dishonore'
fai,h-of Treaties broken almost befor
|, the seals upon them have grown cold.
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rETERsnrRG MARKETa.

Raa4ay. AEFasi 60. ists.
TuBheco-DuriaE he past MnFk he
rrrFipla haEs inrrasrd. fEinFs EoF Gem
maa sd Alddliag are wilhaua shanRr.
nlsils Coed ~ Pcs ks<s drssineA lnll
So. p<r 100 -. We qna,e I4ars / rs
: - So. cama.0a lr1L. % 81: Mid
dliDg. al e6; Good % Fine. "a > %. j.
Fine Manufacturing higher.
E0groN-Thr nrsipls are EeEy ighi.
and he siork On had anal. Pnces 4Es
slrady Il 81 . &c.
FIOvR-We hsss - shaage % Aose ID
pfires, Tie srrirals a. casnsfy fiaur
are increasing. @od prizes steady a 8 .
s5s.
wHEAT-The market has heen steady
daring alss PSI werk. Red Wheat rang
iag Iram $ , s3e. Some rhniee parcels
have been sold Al 49, snd one parcel.
superior. ~ IO0e. Whit. IS ! 100 cts.
coRE-The last accounts from Eng
land have again depressed prizes liIfle.
In the early pan Of Iise week IS cts. was
paid for exPoFi and isome consumption.
II has sinre derlinrd 10 40 ale.
Bsl1S-Is without change. Virginia
cured. "a a lie. Western Shoulders, s
. 5lr.: Sides. 81 . o..
LsKD-is siill searFe and worth 10 cts.
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MEETING OF THE WARDEMs.

THE semi-snnual meeting Of the Court Of
L Wardens for Orange county, will be held at
the Poor House on the first Monday Of septem-
Der next. A Superintendent for the ensuing year
will be elected, and persons having business with
the Court af Wardens can then make applics-
ton. a.. z.s :. 80. T.
BY order Of the Court Of Wsrdens.
N. d. BAiN, Sec'y.
August 4. H.
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A Change.--The Editr Of the Red
River Republican, published in Alexan-
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MOTTO E..

THE Copartnership of Long, Webb 4 Co. y
Il this day dissolved, by mutual consent,
O. r. LONG,
JAMES WEBB. Jr.
JOHN II, WEBB.
August 10. ID
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LONG q WEBB
The best Mechanical Paper In the
World.
NEW VOLUME OF
The Scientific American.

The Scientific American.
T,HE PuhEshsrs of The Scientific American
respectfully give notice that the Fourth
Yearly Volume Of their Journal will be commen-
eed on Saturday, September 22d. This publica-
ton differs entirely from the many magazines and
pspers which GOOD the country. II i Weekly
Journal Of An, Science and Mechanics, having
Ios is object the advancement Of the interests Of
Mechanics, Manufacturers and Inventors. Each
number is illustrated with from eve 10 ten esigi-
nal Ensrayings Of new Mechanical Inventions,
nearly al Of the hosl inventions which are patent
cd at Washington being illustrated in the scien-
tic American, u also cppipips weekly lsi OF
American Patents, notices of lhf progress Of al
Mechanical and Scientific improvements; prscti-
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