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TON, ID. c., BY
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Late Of the Patent Office.

yFNTIE subscriber, for more than twenty years con
H. nected with the Patent Office, and for many
wears official Surveyor of the city of Washington
having relinquished all business connected with his
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ments in order to devote his whole time and atten
ton to the service of Inventors Patcnees, and per
sons interested in Patents and to establish pema
nent Agency at the scat of Government for the use
and benefit of the community offers his services to
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originality of Inventions and discoveries, and the
practice of obtaining Patents in the United States,
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sible Agents in LONDON and PARIS, will attend to
the procuring of patents in England and France,
and will explain the practice Of procuring patents
in other Foreign Countries.
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whose cases may have Decn rejected at me lHIels
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prehension OF me Examiners, arising loi'l opSruIe
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cy will be duly appreciated.
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WANTED
STATUARY MARBLE QUARRIES,
BRANDON, VERMONT.

VE'IIE above named quarries, we'll known
H. for furnishing superior quality of Mar
bic, of fine white, and taking a high polish,
are now being worked, producing a quality
of Marble, said to be uncqualedi in America.
All orders for Monuments, Tomb & Grave
Stones, Marble Slabs, Blocks, Pedcstals or
Statua1y from those quaries, may be address
sed to Knowles Taylor, Proprietor, at 1icon-
deroga, or city ofNew York, or to Step hen l..
GooIcll Superintendent of the quarres, at
Brandon, VI. KNOWLES TAYLOR.
September, %, 1877. IS
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FOR SALE.

A SITUATION in the Village of Pittsford
In Opposite the Congregational Meeting
house, on which stands two story HOUSE,
WOOD House, BARN, &c. thirteen acres
of first rate land--a good WELL of WATER,
and never failing stream running through
the said land, The Rutland Railroad also
runs very close to it. Application can be
made to j. A. RANDALL ESQ. Pittsford'; to
j. A. CoNANT, Brandon, or to the subscr-
Der at LEoNARD's WHARF Orwell.
Us. STRONG.
Orwell Aug. 80, 1847. 9,l1H
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RUFFALO Ell,

QUESTION.
VENIIE undersigned having leased the above nami
4 cd establishment for the term OF hye years.
would respectfully announce to the travelling pub
lie that he is now putting the rooms in suitable or
der for the reception Of those who may find it con
vcnient to favor him with Il call No pains will be
spared in furnishing the table with suitable Vare.
ty of well prepared food and those who desire NOT
Iyrox1CAT1NG DRINKS, will find such materials for
conducting to thcr enjoyment as to induce them to
s. Tie BUFFALO HOTEL is located on the cor
ncr Of East and South streets; but few rods from
the Western Raihood Depot, and Baggage VIII be
conveyed either way free of charge.
n-5IFare only IS cents per day. Please call.
JEREMIAH MERRITT.
Bosto,. Feb. IS, 1917. 5;2G:Y.
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The Boston Almanac, for Ie48.

TENIIE subscriber respectfully announces to
n the numerous patrons of this little work,
that the number for the ensuing year will be
forthcoming at the usual time. The Bust
ness Directory has been thoroughly revised
and corrected, and there have been other
improvements, which tits believed will render
the Almanac for 1913 equally as attractive as
any of its predecessors, 1t is intended to
give in this number a complete transcript of
all the inscriptions at MOUNT AUBURN,-
thus giving the country record or directory
of that interesting city of the dead.
B. 3. MISSY & Co., 20 Cornhill, and THos.
GROOM 81 State ST., are the Publishers
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poxvare of Counterfeiters.
Beware OF COUAUeIA0AUOf"'
WICKED persons have been dlStfl3u'ns ava
w sale in Vermont which they call
DALLEl'S
,,.CICAJ. PAIN EXTRACTOR.


ON the wrapper they have the name OF lienry DatS
;tod 10 tGcount the fasehoods they circulate WIN
fhar counterfeit salve would iii volume be'lues IL
is TOO louthesomc to dwell upon. ec,o. will opobla
~ nTtle render a pain statement OF 1actS Will ehapl
won 70 nrrvent further deception. heretofore many Vi
y0m while YOU supposed you were purchasing Dalcy
genuine Magical Tam EXtFGSsG Sia~ca PAIN x
tractor is acknowledged by all uruS9sts anu ueeis M
medicines, and physicians to be ne peft s"G n o vJ
world 1t is put up in tim boxes folded III lape anu
on The label he writes lis name, ii Daley with pen IN
different colored ink from the label Inc coun!erlelt
has Henry DALEY printed ON me npe a daac He de-
ception In the genuine the initial H. DALEY, Il writ
ten In the counterfeit the whole name, Henry darcy
aDnears Truth and fairness ought to characterize an
orr transactions in this world and the man VINO resorts
to alsehood and deception to impose upon ne pup nc
ought to share as they surely WIN COMIC ou'' pun III '
Citizens of Vermont offer you Dal!eys genuine
MAGICAL Pain Extractor with his name written ny nm
sefwith pen On eac nIN ,ha i the poGretors of
Connelps Pain EXTRACTOR claim to eXactly lhilae'-
Whether if does exactly initiate Daleys or nor can
not say, but never saw the nrS' persoh JI'' "i e
Connell's the preference. ,.
Now all ask is fairness in the whole matter :, .no
Dalley's Genuine Magical Pain Extractor Is IN e En
hands Of the following agents for sale ~ DoMes ecu
that H. Daley is written with pen on tie wrnRpett
SP Peck NJ s. scott, 3 liarman, remington
John Landon Factory Point; Wheedon & Wlckham,
I Pawet L !, scolied & Co. NIears, Ioultney
j G Allen, Fairhaven; EJameson, Castetoni y bor-
gan ,Jr & Co, W RutIaud Walker, G!afen ha1a
Snrinrs: NJ Holland, Dandy Corners p M4rtndale,
WalInp !oId Jones & Dow Cutmgsvllle; l. ID 1 ar
ker Clarendon; Luther Daniels, Rutland y ms
low, rtsfoid V0hey Ross y bGma0n' n smith
Wonkton; Bovnton s. Burritt, Ilincsburgh; Hun
tington, Vergennes; w Brown, Addison q searl$
| " b Cat7in & Go, Orwell; and r Walker, Benson
1t was Dalleys Extractor that was made ana put ul
years before Conells 1t was DALEY that won tn'
wonderful reputation, and astonished tie WhoIe ncui
cal facuty bY It's cures Gentle reader it is Daley
signed with pen the wrapper, that you want You
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A new lot of ready made CLOTHING just
"A, arrived from New York, cheap, we'll
made. and warranted 10 fit. Call and exam
inc Tor yourselves. ..-, ,o
Brandon, Sept. 1, 1877. II
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DR., Townshcnd Dear Sir have the pleasure tom,
form YOU that three of nay children have been cured OF
Tho ScrnfIa nv the use of your excellent medicine
Thev We're afflicted very much with badsores have tax,
en- some four bottles # took them away, for which
ISAACW. GRAIN, lQ6 Wooeter-st'
New York, March !, 1871. ro,-
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Printers throughout the country as TYPE
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can furnish fonts of any required weight, from
Diamond to English. They warrant their
manufacture to be equal to that of any other
foundry in the country. Their prices are
the same as at any other respectable foundry,
and their terms will be as favorable as can
be found elsewhere.
They cast very large assortment of Job
Type, Leads, Cuts, Metal Furniture, Quota
tons &c. &c They have just got upa Com
bination Metal Stereotype Block, which will
be found of great utility to Book Printers, and
altogether the most economical Block in use
Constantly ON hand, Brass Rule, Metal
Rule, Composing Sticks, Cases, Chases, Stands,
Galleys, Furniture, &c. &c. Entire offices
furnished at short notice.
They have Just got up series of Text let
ter, suitable for the headings of newspapers !;
and as they arc eontin Aally adding to their
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.


PrLApr1ITIA, Sept $3.50 shares $ Bank, "a; 5000
Morgsg 9a LOCO Reading Railroad 6 3d. % Manufactu
Ne banics Bank 23; Mechanics Bank, 10 Phil
adtlnla Bank, III 2W notes l0f Second hoard
100 SIS 67i M, 20 Reading Railroad l61s 90 do do 64;
1870 Lehigh 6 s. 900 do do 5S 100 do scrip So 100 Wa
Mnnty scrip 96 9i9 Lshsh Mortgage 6 79 800 State 6s
1876 800 Sch Nav Sc, '6S, 361a
BosroN sept l-Broters Board-25 shs East Boston Cs
Dividends No 4, 46 do Amosaeag Manu- Co l92H; do
Boston ard Railroad l l6 Boston and Provi
den Railroad 90 l3 do Western Railroad, 9a do Fitch
burg Railroad llO; do Boston and Maine Rairosd 1904
do Boston and Lowell Railroad 5f6 10 do Vt Central Kali
road, "a; rs ii gifts do do 375
FOREIGN MARKETS.
HAVANA, Aug. 18.-Since our last, the arrivals and
sales Of rice have been, vz:-Bark Harriet Martha,
from Charleston, 1lH RS; schr Zephyr from do 1919
rails; bark Louisa, from Philadelphia In rails. Ma
nila rice continues to sell at rails, according to
quality Vessels last freghts given worth $1s
per box. fair demand has continued for sugar since
report Of 10th instant and the shipme nts
pretty active, while the supplies from the interior
diminishing, the stocks becoming reduced. Under
these circumstances the prices have experienced
advance in respects and place tations
as followsAssorted kinds 60 RS; ordinary whites,
6h rs choice whites a 0 rs superior and horete
yellows, 51 Ga rs good to fine yelows AZ ga rs;
browns, go AZ rs Cucuruchos "a 81 rails. There
is but moderate quantity Of Muscovados here which
chiefly consists Of ordinary descriptions The value
Of the article is 81 according to quality. Owing
to the want Of vessels there is scarcely any thing doing
in molasses, and prices nearly nominal The deal
ers ask Ia according to quality and the outport
in which the delivery is to take place. In the harbor
the rates would be ~ rails.
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Omr- Linsesd was without change. A fair amount
Of ssiss wrr. taking place st previous quotations
PRoytsroNs- Sales OF pork reached about 600 bbls
Guiding mess at S11 "A a Sll 30 aud prime at So
L.rd-sats Of about ocv bbls made at So aszsc
Small D. picked hams sold at $40 B.ef-saies
cha ppe In butter Cheese in good order was
worth about DC G1sc 10 according to quality Re-
csirts from be Iludson river 175 bbls pork
RICE Continued in small supply, with steady sales
ut SO 10 50, for fair to prime.
SPicrs-lhere was n movement in Pimeuto to-day,
ord Geo bags Jamaica taken at private bargain.
SroARs- The dsmsnd fair and prices firm Sales
$50 hbds Cuba huscovado at 4c 4nc; $50 do New Or
nsnt at "a 4hc-the latter price for handsome
sample; 40 do sxas at 80, and 400 boxes brown Hav
ana at A.. 81. amos.
T,BACCo-Statement showing the prices sales.
cept and stocks for the week ending this after
September I'd
Prices. Sold. Reed. Stork-
ks sns r. t.n ssn,. '7h id' 'd sl'i lids
gcnnccaoui SEED. .l2 sscases IcalI1s soo cases
rennsy lvania do.... 8 ais = 200 do
Florida ....... II aGO 20 do
vai az ss b. ss ISsis .. Dc % 1855 %
fsfs a., $3.50. % ass Is bls5 10 do
ST. Don lingo. 80. 6al2 IS bis 9a915 14S2 do
Our stock Of Kentucky tobacco continues to increase
and prices supported only by the frmness Of hold
Sales small. while present price feebly
cedented dullness in our market and the sales
toned above mostly for neighboring places
TALLow-Was brisk at Sc, and but little to be had
at that
w,sKs-A sale of so Or casks Sicily was made at 50
a Coo, usual time,
Wmsxry-Sales Of 100 bbs State prison were made at
Zoe; some holders demand &c.
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The canal Is Manageable 1s9 miles, from the State
line to Lodi, or Coal creek, the Wabash, and the
difficulties in the supply Of water between Lafayette
and Lodi mostly overcome. Theline between Lodi
and Terre Haute thirtysix miles, will be completed
and ready for navigation in the spring. at cost
than the estimates. From Terre Haute to Point Com.
merce, fortytw miles, placed under contract in
May last with navigable feeder Of five miles, making
in all forty seven riles, to be completed in 1s49
further letting from Point Commerce to the west fork
of White river will take place the 18th of Noveu.
Der next including dam the river and guard
lock. Seventy. eight miles under contract,
and ninety and half yet remain to be let during this
and the next year.
The balance of the Trust Fund hand is deposited
at an interest of from 31S to 41S per cent.
Payment Of the balance the subscription to the
loan Of $S000O0 will be required in the year 1s49 of
which notice will be given. The amount to be paid,
$4s 25 each bond Of $1,000 subscribed and surren-
dered,
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GaMMgRCIAL APFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Saturday, Sept. 40 r. M.
There considerable activity in the stock market
ths npg and prices advanced Attraction on those
current ut the close yesterday At the Arst board
6's 1862 went up "a per cent; Farmers Loan n
Morris Canal 4, Canton !, Reading RR. IA, Harlem
=, Long Island y, Erie RR. y. Norwich and wor-
cestsr fell DIX
At the second board, Canton improved q per cent;
Farmers Loan ~. Norwich declined q, and Harlem y
The amount Of Coal transported on the Schuylkill
Canal for the week ending the 8lst Of August, vas
1884 tons; making the total ior the season 273955
tons.
The Baltimore and Susquehsnnsh Railroad Com.
psny have to the Of the state
Maryland the Of ten thousand dollars on account
Of the interest due the Stste This amount added to
the amount previously RENTED, makes the total paid
into the treasury this year $4,000 The business of
the road is steadily increasing and by judicial man.
agement the company will be free from its embar.
easements.
We have received a circular from the President OF
the Board of Trustees of the Wabash and Erie Canal
In indiana containing statement Of the affairs of the
trust for the six months ending the LIST of July 1s4s
1t appears by this report that the trustees had on
hand, the 1st of December, 1s47, q balance Of
$4s35l1 so
Received since, from all sources. ... lOl O93 81
Disbursements-expenses construction, re-
pairs and interest on loan. ......,. 226321 IS
Balance July ], 1S48. ............. $3.50 2S2 90
The amount of tolls and water rents, for the six
months ending the LIST Of July, 1s4s, was. OF
Amount received in year ending, do; .l3to27 Y
increase IN Io4o' .....'.. .$Zl436 90
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Aid to Albany,

Committee THE RELIEF OF
PooR SUFFERERS By FIRE IN ALBANY.
New York, Sept. 2, lS4S.
The amount collected to p. NJ, to-day, in
elusive, Is. Fv,sVr ~
There has been transmitted to Albany. 5000 w
balance In Bank ..,... $T04 26
Gentlemen holding collection books, Will please to
report progress.
T. Merriam. the Secretary, will receive donations in
the Directors Room of the Merchants Bank.
nj. VAN SHACK, Chm.
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CASTLE GARDEN-A CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC
will be given, on Sunday Evening, Sept by Lothian
celebrated New YORK Brass band ProgrammePart I-sprt
sin onase Rutner Chorus bssana, Haydn; Vital Shark
Haydn ntemission OF half hour Part -Cayatina My
every uopeht Fry; Andane Herzog; Solo, Tenor Horn Hcf
wR Old Hundred fsaln Luther Pilgrim Fathers Bloomfr Id
been arranged be at ali times ~
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STEAMBOAT BURNv.-The fine steamer Pelican,
VIC learn accidentally took fire Wednesday evening
last Will moored at the wharf at Biloxi and was burn
ed to the waters edse.-No lives lost-no insurance
n Defo .4up 25
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GRAND CONCERT OF TIE MosAvIAN SINGERS AT
~ the Tabernacle Monday september lt the Benefit Of
Mile LOVAkNY In consequences of the which
has attended their t. being crowded By tho elite
York the horavian Singers respectfully
to the citizens and strangers generally that they give their
Sixth Grand Concert the place Monday Evening on
which occasion choice Prosrmme will be presented Mde
aor @ ana ~, KAN, MorayiaS Singers
SONG" seemans Lebchen" BY Nile LovarnyEKrebs Mel
ZIsr Te%a and ynliacHs on the AS adeon BY
time and by particular desire, by Mile Lovarny~Layenny
g. Quinetto-ssng by The company arranged by Zorer Aria
from the Sachtlsger in Granada sung with Humiliation
Of the French Horn without instrument BY Herr zorer~
Kreutzsr g. Ave Maria by Nile Lovarny Schubert. o.
Look forth, my Eilest" BY Herr Krnus-Bae H. Song
Swiss Girl ly her in London IS nights with the most
enthusiastic applause by Mile LovarnyLindy Ticksts 50 eta
each children half price to be had at the principal Stores
at the door the evening the Doors at
to at o'clock The beautifully painted ana Is
well ventilated Owing TO the which has attended
the previous the Moavans they been induced to
night during the week. = o'N
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The Cheapest md Best Place In the City to
get good Boots Shoes Caters Is ut JONES Ann street.
near Museum First quality Of Freneh Calf Drss
81 do IS 10 TO 81 Congress Boots from - 50
to 81; French Patent Leather Boots, ST.
Fever and Aguc-Dr. Cuminin's Tonic MIX
ture-Purey vegetable and perfectly mild that be given
TO the tender infant with perfect safety This remedy has
been before the public only about one year yet has
within that period than other medicine known
Certificates and references the Office from
who have been cured Of this disease Them after having
had Tor years and after having all hopes q ever 70
gaining their health able to cheerfuy testify 70 e
power IN this cftentme tedious and semetimes faa
Third street "a Beekman street. and in Brooklyn at l39 Full
ton Price dollar per bottle One bottle warranted
10 perecy matter how the
money viii be promptly returned
Travellers, Onccrs Of tho Army and Navy,
ana Ali thoee Of dressing, nrccty invited
70 examine ubscbep which y The most extsn
o and varied city they made with sct regard 10
ousty and contain useful articles compact
a. SAUNDERS son, No. la Broadway corner Of Liberty
streets and 87 Broadway.
Unredesmed Pledges, from Aucticn-Dress
and Frock Coas silk trimmed French co made In elegant
eyls 81 to $40 each, Pants Cashmere 81 10 pair; vest
e 70 each 0 hand Overcoats and CcAh mperb
ilninE 2 y 81 each xys D0nas aps sss 0sEa NA'~s
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CACRED DIORAMAs-NOw EXHIBITING livery

- night this week. and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
commencing At o'clock, at the splendid Hall Broad
way, over stoPPanis Batha aannngton's entirely new
Grand Scptural Doramas Of the Magnificent
witnessed In New York Creation Of the World and he
Duge Assisted by powerful Vocal and Instrumental Accompa
nmerta Nj H. Huntington has Just completed maSuiacent
Diorma intended to illustrate tho sublime spectacle 1
scenery and powerful optical efect all tho progressive changes
from the Chaos and Darkness Of the Universe until
the final completion OF tho work In
the first ard second chapters Of Genesis ap
the result Of long cherished idea lifetime Of study
ard experiment in this department Of the is the most
bes in its the highest mechanical ingenuity with tao
most astonishing scenic effects assisted by superior poetry paint
The Trnapsn the Second Day. Dry Land Hcbase
Fish and Fowl Fifth Day Creation Of Anmas Sixth Dsy
Garden Of and Eve With this completion Of Tie
Part H. Grand Diorama Of the Deug Tickets
half price, Doors at Z. Curtain rises at oco.