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A. sI:s NEW H.
- a; ;;:!TEAS,@.Ese.:
CHINA TEA COMPANY,

TTNHE new season Teas having recently arrived
Il the present affords good opportunity to pur
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Copartnershp heretofore existing under the firm
4 OIL STOWE d. co. is by mutual consent dissolved.
All persons indebted to the late firm requested to
make immediate payment to LUTHER STOWE, who is
thtrZed to receive the same.
The subscriber takes this opportunity to express to his
patrons his thanks Tor the conf
deHce they have eposed in him, and the very liberal pat
roAage they have bestowed upon him, and respectfully
solicIs continuance of the same. He would inform
them and the public generally that he shall connne buss
at the Old stand OIL. STOWE co in GRAFTON
where may he found general assortment of
Dry Goods, Family Groceries, Paints, Oils,
&C. which will be sold al very small advance from the
original Terms Cash short approved credit.
He has also connected with the above Store, the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
under the charge of MR.. l.. SToCKWELL, where may
be found the largest and best selected stock Of Woofens
Vestings and Furnishing Goods offered in Grafton
L. s. having received FALL STYLES and Goods to cor
respond those styles, prepared TO furnish Garments
which for elegance OF style and manner of work cannot
be exceed.
No effort expense will be spared TO give all who
may paronZe this establishment the most perfect salts
faction, it regards the quality Of goods, work price
Gentlemen, please call and see for yourselves.
Grafton, Oct 3. dwSw LUTHER STOWE.
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Dancing School.

MIR. IL. GILMORE proposes the formation
l1 Of cas,es in the above accOmpl hmen TO commence
on FRIDAY Oct 4th and to continue course of twelve
Lessons MIR G. the public that his is thorough
system ofteachns graceful manner, perfect eIqu-te,
and good behavior general ywih the genetl accomplish
ment of Dancing in all its variou4 fc
Particular attention will he paid to correcting The crude
and unhea ny position of the body viii I'll OuRg per-
are too apt to this fault should be and
they taught to be graceful in walking string and stand
ing well Dancing. Another thing too much neglect.
mUdula ion OF the Voice for there is qualification or
accomplishment essential sweet voice with clear
ntonaton and speaking-in short his stem s
one to fit any young person for the most polished sOce
II School VIII consist of two classes one for Lads
and Misses and another for Yonns Lidies and Gentle
Tuition for adults, Sc; Children, 81.
Children will meet at ( M-Adulrs al Z PM.
Those wishing attend will please leave their names
at No. 236 MAIN STREET, or address w. II. GILMORE,
through the Post Office.
Sept 26.
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The Eighth Wonder Of the World.
Parents, brisg our Children to see
THIS REMARK ABLE LTTING CURIOSITY,
KERinr EifflPfi nURr

Major LittIefiDger.
4 ND the justly celebrated OLDFIELD FAMILY,
II from London, consisting OF Miss OLDFIELD, IL years
Od-Mss T.. ID. OLDFIELD, years-Miss E. OLDFIELD
years Mast. A. ID. OLDFIELD, years-and Mr. OLD
Vlonist and Vocalist from the London, Man hes
ter and Liverpool Concerts England and la ely OF Barn.
um's Am. Museum w. will give series of their unri-
vailed Concerts at Waldo Hall,
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. & Saturday
Evenings,-Oct. 4. S, and 6.
MAJOR LITTLEFINGER the English DwdrE is one
OF the most complete specimens OF The human race in
miniature that has appeared The earth He is
entirely free from all sickness deiormity, is only %
inches high and weighs 44 pounds. lie is most engag
ing in courteous In his manners is an &C
musician and lsitivey three inches short
err and 81 pounds lighter in weight than the renowned
General Tom Thumb His astonishing performances al
most sppass bity, and must be to be believed
lie nearly years old and his hands and feet are much
smaller than many newborn infants. His real name Is
Thomas John Oh fel.
Admission, 25 cents-Children under IL, hail price
Doors open u O'clock, to commence at precisely;
Oct2. uot
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E0St-EOSt,
SAVE THE TRANSPORTATION !!

SAVE The INhNSEUhI h11UN
TINE subscriber MANUFACTURES, and has constantly
| for sale wholesale and retail, Turning Fluid,
warranted superior quality as oO az can De bought in
Boston or eLsewhsre-Also CAMPitENE. Also, just re
ceiyed from The Mandatory large assortment OF FLUID
LAMPS aud LAMP TOPS, which will be sold to Traders
on the most favorable terms. 1T Oil Lamps ALTERED to
burn Fluid. II. AYhES,
Worcester. Eept 5. dwlawSmis 23o Main ST.
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GAS LIGHT.


TINE Worcester Gas Light Company expect to be ready
10 furnish Gas 10 the citizens living on those Strees
where pipe laid early the 10Th OF October Inst
They will Law service pipe from the street aims to the
interior of the buildings those wishing to use the Ga,
and attach meters any charge to the consumers
The Directors made arrangements 10 furnish and put
up Gas Fixtures in the Stores and Dwelling ieuses OF ne
citizens of Worcester AT the lowest rates at which they
can he afforded They have engaged the services OF an
experienced ht'er who will be ready In q few days, TO
supply who intend using the gas Orders lett with
the subscriber will receive prompt attention
w. LAZEiL Agt. Wore Gas 1t 60.
Oet1 dw3w
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MATCHMAKER AND JEWELLERS
STOCK AND STAND FOR SALE.

go IINIE subscriber offers for sale, very reason
SA i able terms, his Stock and Stand in Worcester.
~ ID The stand the oldest and best in the city The
G..9 stock is well selected, comprising every article
needed that line, of the same having been pun
chased within one year. Apply to the subscriber, No.
2o5 MAIN ST. doors north of the American Temperance
House, or ISAIAH BANGS No. Is Long Wharf, Boston
Worcester Sent 3. dwlms /. LINCOLN BANGS
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RMbberS-F Ragbbe1.S !!

The Show will contain the largest and best assortment Of
Metropolis. ladies' Misses, and Child ems PATENT and
NATIVE RUBBERS ofeyery size and price Gents Over
and Sandal Rnbers high nish and warranted not TO he
ced by heat cold
Ladies and Gents Patent Rubber Boots,
of which of style before offered in this
market
All those in of substantial Boots and Shoes for the
coming season. will find it for their interest this
Exhibition the only Store in the City where large
and general an assortment is to be found ind where they
Can be sold at so low prices.
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Very Important Notice.

Very Important Notice.
n HE subscriber having sold his stock of Doors
IL and SHOES to MIR q. q. CITCKERlNG, would inform
all those indebted him, tina: their all ready
for settlement And it is very necessary that they should
all be settled Immediately after the LIST OfOcober He hopes
that every will be ready settle their bills when
called upon they we're to make them.
All that in the habit of calling for their
bills will find them the formeray occupied by the
subscriber.
And all accounts paid by the Goth of October, will
be found in the hands of 6 Lawyer" for collection
GO word to tlae wise is sufficient. -
CIIAS, w. LONGLEY.
Worcester Sert. 26, 1849. disiw w3i
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New Upholstery Goods,
DRAWING ROOM AND CABINET FURNITURE,

WINDOW DECORATIONS, TRIMMINGS,
Shades and Fixtures, &c.
THE subscribers have recently received per packets
Il from Havre, and Steamships, large supply Of
UPHOLSTERY GOODS, NtWest Styles,
carefully selected from the best manuac iurers, embrace
ing the choicest fairies of all kinds for
Curtains, Furniture Coverings. &C.;
Also, CornceS, Curtain Bands and Pins Ornaments &c
in great variety.
They respectfully invite attention to their stock of
Fashionable Drawing Room Cabinet, and Other Furni
ture which select ana completes made up with careful
reference the wants and tastes of customers. They
have as usual. large assortment Of
Painted Window Shades,
AND ALL KINDS OF SHADE GOODS,
SHADE FIXTURES. sc,
Wholesale and Retail at very reasonable prices They
also sole manufacturers OF the
PATENT RACK AND PlNION
Extension Filming Tables,
which rapidly super>edmg all other kinis-easi1y
managed By person operating NTH the greateq pre-
ci0n, and keeping GitCGyS order they admitted 10
be the best extension table made
The very comfortable ELASTIC MATTRESS, and
other BEDDING, made in the best manner.
PRINCES, GINPs. TAssELs, and TRIMMINGS generally.
LAWSON IL HARRINGTON,
nufdcturing UphotSterers and Importers,
285 Washington, near Winter-St., Boston.
CURTAIN AND SHADE WORK in city or country,
well executed and all orders completed puBctuaHy
Boston, Sept Is, 1919. dwisS28
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Wanted immediately,

GIRL about 16 Years of assist in The care Of
N Young child and do light work about house. Ap-
nlv al an Main street diff Sept %
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Situation Wanted,

- generally useful, and loan his employer from
hundred liars ifwished Address, post paid with ea
name, II. Is. D., WOrces' er Post Office. dIfSl0
HORSES AND WAGON FOR SALE.
- 4 PAIR of good team Horses, Harnesses
I'm "A and Wagon, Ioge her with good run Of
SSS, custom. The above will be sold at a harg gain ,
S~A1--1 Terms of payment easy. Inquire of the subs
scriber a, New Worcester c. G. BARNARD.
Aug DIFF
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Cattle Show is at Hand.

1)EOPLE visiting Worcester from the neighborng towns.
/ will bear in mind that the subscribers have the best
selected stock of DRY GOODS to be found in this City
consisting of
Thibets, Lyonese Cloths, Alpaccas,
NOUS, DE LANES, SILKS, SHAWLS,
Brown and Blcachcd Sheengs Hosiery and Gloves togeth
or with general assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
all Of which will be sold cent ess than can be found
HALL IL THOMPSON,
SEPT 49, isdw4w opposite Central HOTEL
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Salesman Wanted,
ONE thoroughly acquainted with the retail D-y Goods
Business hear of permanent situation BY apply,
ing Immediately TO HALL THOMPSON.
Sept 26. DIFF
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S-Bo0tS-Bo0ts,

LOT Of Cents Sewed Calf Boots, together with FORR'S
FRENCH DRESS BOOTS, and New York Patent
Leather do. which cannot he beat.
Some OF the finest Pcgged Boots offered in any show
in New England, superior those which in such de-
mand last spring good assortment of those Double Sole
and Double vamp WATER PROOF BOOTS, which viii
wear LONGER than any other Boot manufactured,
many of my testify have any quantity
making and accommodate all who
The assortment OF Heavy Calf Cowhie and Calcutta
Boots, will of itself be of Shows than is often
FoI JUVENILES, there will be double sole Calf, Kip,
and Calcutta Boots and some Thin which nice.
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DR.. ]. CIawson Kelley,
OF THE CITY or NEW YORK,

u III. be IN attendance his Rooms, No. 20 Me-
chRnic Street, Worcester, 10 consult with
patns Oh all diseases Of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys,
SIlpe, Heart, all diseases IN" Blood, Dyspepsia,
Dropsy, &c during WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
lOh and In Of October Ladies aud Gentlemen n>
vited to call. No charge for advice. d6tw2t40'
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FfzaENCE o. THE PAEsIDENI M sAOE.
nr. EVANS Of Nd. moved % recons der the vote
seudDy the Pfe.idents Message select Clmrlt'ee
motion was then msce u lay q on tnc table. when
TIE Teas and nays demanded and resulted ~ The
al rmsuve-ieas ~ Nays - which was strictly 2
party vote
RESOLUTION % HEsTEcT
Mr WAspuSCrOs HuNT OF New York offered RI.
solution to the effect that the H0use s5j0urn r. 81
tti- DAY, out Of respect 70 the memory 81 DANIEL
GoiD deceased late lssistant Clerk % ihs H0ufc,
which was adopted.
sFvArE AsgNDNENI7.
Several smend.lcnts by TIE senate ~ House bills
were taken up considered and concuueo 90.
RAGE Or wE5sENgKR7.
The Speaker presented q me nDrsl from several
Electoral Messengers praying 81 Increase oi mileage
which duly received.
The House then took Up the lt feso u'iuu from The
senate increasing tie pay OF Messengers mileage from
~ 20 - cents per mile.
Mr NINTON Of Ohio spoke a, some length 10 olposi-
ticn - q
Mr McCLELrA~D OF Mich spoke IN II. favor and
urged he passage an act OF justice % the Messengcr
Mr. CoNGER Of n. moved % Jay the resolution on
the table on this motion the yeas and rsTs were taken
and The motion was decided in the negative.
The resolution then put upon Us hnsl passage
on which the yeas ami nays were demanded and de-
cded in the affirmative by--leas 10, Nays g.
ALEXANDRIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY
The bin from the Senate chsreriDg the Alexandra
Steamboat Co. tskenu up
Mr. JoSEs Of Tenn offered An amendment TO making
the private property Of stockholders sbls for the Com
panys debts on thi. question the yeas and nays
taken ard the amendment was lost-less -, Nays
o. Mr. JONEs then proceeded % argue the subject
until tho hour of . o'clock had arrived when, accord
ing - previous agreement. the House adjourned.
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The correspondents Of the ErPrs'' writes thus
ircn WssAlcstcr.
Tee CLisf Justice Of tie Supreme Court rs lnt5n
inz delivered a. elaborate end abe TePoEi p q We
R50se Island DER case 81. mrs the laisne * q ne
C!-cui. Court CT Rode is.slc le So-E1 i-'- 'I1
question .l 81 - forms sI1 are -1alllo. - u lA-i'
gr1-r- u condemnation g tne y ~ Ieoe.---u-
livery p9-lt raised ne co-1ie oF ne f-'.-'.-- D'
beer oFe-ru.e1 y i1e Court. sd every TX ave
che ry every Judge q tie Co4rt NJ Noolllfy US
ser,c1 ifis fs Lstlf . dissent uqcn some or, ~
0.her il a,ncs, every important fle'iion' a'l .-s
MAGE as sea most ccIsgicols iltT, - 'l.-- l.e
opinion ~ TIE Cc-rfupou me question o. Msftsi LA"
Th- fa5.es one az .irr- the slt OK M ot.ie
o r-1tec; -sefi rs form lli " WOOD ly dl-9is
90 -atber norcoucu-s en5odyirs his Judgment %
ler-tny -ppesl
luh g tie respect which hss alberto been a'iscaed
o. fnr uuiy sni opinion 81 TIE Court 8 iast ai.l
away. .n conse cueuce OF Eant CT unity 90 oPlal
among he Judges
Evcn he-e there . a concurrence n opin4@n ti''e
j. o'ieu dissent from the resions OF inst op'niqn
tee fleci % Eh.ch a often zee % cl.iir le' "a
isU, lsa courts judicial decisions, and the hgn uioa
mas oi justice.
Hr Woodbury. the chief oi sinners n in''e inno-
vsfous ard BE- iskcs thereby much more from ile o.
nty and stab icy o. tho Bench r. which be- a r. M
Der ilsn lc s'-s % his reputation from any cpn
iou % bic however stle
Mr. Woocsury's Report ihis morning was Toni, -
yori tie patience of most listeners and nearly tNo
c are we're occupied in The d-.7ery. 4 o.
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Thirtieth Congress.
sENATT.. .wA.r1NeroN. Taa-,ssT- J,n

SENATE .wAsuSGToN. Thu-tesy Jsn 4
sundry peadons were presented to-day among
which Wsson - NJ; JoHN A DIX O. y Hlih q 'ig-
nstures praying ior the Eecuciioa q Po.tsse.
Mr. cAEEEoS Of Pa presented another signed by a
large Bun Der q Psrsons PFsyirs for aosl1caon %
the pTeseLt sIl1
SoricE o. Bills.
Several uOilces n b.,sHe given ard snors them
- Dir Dix PfoEia4og tx lmPs.l sGelss u lie
HaTtof Of New York
sELrEy BILL
Mr. JEFfYrsoS DAVIS q Alss. Introduced ciI Tor
the Relief q Gen koGEE joss.
DossIIos Or LAND
NJ AIcHisOS Of No. gave notice o! = BIZ granting
donation Of Public LAID AMI night Of way Tor RAJ
road 10 Missouri
FALSE swEAHING
ar. DOWNS o. la. from tn Judiciary Committee
repor.sd tie House bill prov.o!ag TOR tie punishment
Of persons guilty Of False swearing N certain cas,s
COMMUNICATIONS FEoN TIE DEFAKTNEsT o. srArE
The Viee-Pressaeut tnen lad before TIE senate
communication from the Secretary o. state
MESSAGE FROM THE PEEsfDENI
nesssge In writing Sss received from TIE presdent
oy the hands Of Dis Pfivste sccretsry nr. WALKEE
Our readers aiL u aoub, be much ~,sr sfer read.
ing toe two paragraphs above Id MI
KELIzF OF IoHx r. BALDWIN
The Senate proceeded 20 ne consideration Of tn
motion previously slomtted y Mr HELL OF Tenn %
reconscer tie vote ecing the I'LL f0r The relief q
JOHN bALDVIS. Inis gave rice % running Or 5als
10 which several members participated Toe motion
for recon.ldcra'c nnsly prevailed Inc vote having
been reeousdefed toe question REQUIRED reeing
the said bill Il was then on motion postPcned
CONGRESSIONAL ErF0aTEz-.
During the ceoaie the motion Tor recOnsideTstfOu
Mr WALKER and Mr. Ersc took occasion = complain
o. tn hepoifs made q their Speeches, when tne Bill
W.. under discussion n = former day Iney sisted
that they had been totally msrepres sleo aud threat
cned % use ineir ilfucnce 10 producing a. entire
chanTe ia the whole system % Congressional Report
Nr. WEsrcOTI Of Fla oefe u0ed toe Reporters snd
ssii bey lad been accurate possible ludsr the cr
cumsisnces Of the case.
PRfYATr BILLS.
On motion the Senate then proceeded b the c0nsd.
eratiOn d various Private Bile
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Wac IrrAlrrIrvr. AD-rrtNT GINS QitfcE.
Cr,rrtt OfnvRs NJ Irf WAIuNGroN. Dec Hl i-i-.
!. ln conformity wlth the -lh section 90 the
sct n July e. $50 and the ID section OF the act suppc
fat1a-y thereto zee foeius military posts arc d,si-
rst.t RI. which ctspans are authorized O. - emp
o. s.recs6.y 90 .ss aid regulations until Otherwise
ordered
FORT Gs'ues new post g. Crow Wius, io miles
abn.o Fou smelling { gpCr Mississippi
ID Fort -rcl-lg. frls - Arthcuy lows
d. f.rsCn 8arrlcrs Missouri.
O. f1rt kesuy new post a. Grand Island Ilaie
River ~ miles west oi Fort LesFengCIihI
r BORT iesverHOrin. Missouri.
f0rf -coft 70 .Iri frontier.
Port Gibson. Cherokee Na.on
tort T0wssn. Red River.
F.u Wssifa nd River
I'D Fort Morgan. Alabama.
M. f0rt Brooke. Florida.
d. Principal Recruiting Dep6L New York HaEt1r.
lib san franc.s,o. California
d. Monterey California
ID Port Marcy Santa fe Nv NeVico
lr Fort --. T.. llso. New Mexico
% Two lhaplsiss ale SLOWED % The posts % be cs
tal'.s shed IN Oregon and two TO Icxss - be dcsi-ua
ted 1v the coHnm ding of err nf the % Division aud
Departments Ms anti respectively ard % to re
ported 90 Tie approval ~ the secretary oi War
g. The new posi- csta5. shed ~ Grand Island Fiai'e
River WI bl knosn 81 Port hfuaB.
by order. b. JONES Adiulant General
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NETWORK LEGIsLATURY.

SENATE -.ALBASY, Thursday Jan &
Mr FiNr introduced bills 10 favor Of lessenng the
severity Of criminal punishment and 10 extend Leeisia
tive powers - the Boards Of Supervisors.
Several notices OF bills were given among which was
by Mr. JOHNSON for the appointment Of Board Of
Referees 10 New York City.
Mr CoFIIN also introduced notices Of bills for the
AbolishmeDt Of Capital Punishment
The Slavery resolutions Of Mr. WiLEiN after some
discussion were unanimously adopted and With az
material amendment During the debate Mr.. Cornwall
offered amendment requesting the representatives,
Of the State In Congress II secure the abolition Of
slavery IN the District OF Columbia which rel ctcd
without a division.
Mr. FLOYD moved en- amendment In favor OF adopt.
ing preamble setting forth that the people Of this
state were opposed to The extension of Slavery and
supporters OF the Presidential cane they pledged
themselves and their candidates. both state and Fcde-
raj who were so opposed 10 the teme Of policy
Therefore R0o5ff, That Zachary Taylor be r guessed
to support the resolutions & just sdopted-whch was
lost, Yeas 6, Nays 20
IN ASSEMBLY
Mr. TAYLOR gave notice that he would Introduce &
bill providing for the erection At the public expense Of
a monument over the remains OF Col. BANTER. who
fel, fighting for his country IN the Valley OF Mexico.
Mr. BBISKERHoFI introduced bills authorizing the
construction OF railway leading from Auburn 10 Bns
hamton.
Notices OF bills given in isvor Of restoring Auc.
ton Duties 10 the City II kewlork
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hsve beer wrossh, u0on 70 ot,sr si5en qnsrafy o.
this black ssui Moreover, Il :. rel Known 'hs' nc
~ IN t-.s-r.r, hox.-sr .silf-l ard .eeriise. has
% ar enabled xod miners % make rear sppro'cn y
large opcrsti0n . tie result Oh sin-d y 1s.is's
ss.sy-thr q. Dot Wirhl 90 - clsins more nan %
would e WORTH
Tbsrs A. 90 many conditions 9 - weighed. such =
GiS-rcucs u conp6stion IL layers Or .ises - ne
sad even a. saCrf intervals q lace al il-A el-1e
10 the si-yrticu q extracting procsssFs' Us. -
opu.oa shol.a Be vsu--rse rom .sni q lsi--s - "
- 49, nroytirer-.s o. h Dr. Bbsble perm Nnsncy
q tie min u .iieres. 10 tat rsr-lrks1.e reson-
WIZ great -esp-c. y-1- fsiitfD se-Tsri
JAcOB r E~EFELDT. As'aJer.
DIR - FArrzEscN. D.-e-.'r ~ tna A-t
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The Golden Age, as 10 has been called. IN
stead of losing any o. IT, interest seems o. have new
claims upon tlo puzzle s'ierlon 10 Crafty irc PUB.
De curiosity wo l,y before our readers IN addu1aal
aud interesting repor from the Mint Philadelphia
Hisr oF TliE listed STATEs
PHILADELTfA. Dee - l-t-
SfE-l have already had the honor Of answering IN
part the questions asked your letter Of the tn in
slant regarding me specimens cd gol1 pistns, and
c!nnahar from California, which you sent % tho Mint
BY Colonel Cooper. ] now have TIE satisfaction Of
communicating farther information. IN tho sU7'9iacd
reports, presenicd 10 me by Messrs r Eckeldt and
Wm. T. Du Bois, s'sayers GO the MINT and Professor
James & Booth, d.unguisacd chemist % lAls city.
The repors regarding The gold cot1rm the statements
already made AID AID lsny other interesting results
The ports upon the quality 90 the cnnabar very
satisfactory Tho specimens yielding Goay third Of
their weight 10 qlcssiver by consulting authorities
the ect appears thai tno mines 10 Alusieu, In
Sps41 yield On TIE average ten l- cent Of msrcury
ana a. Idfia, ores Containing oa.y one per cent
worked although they found ~ all proportions from
thar low per centase up 20 51 Tao importance Of his
discovery California i aaty enhanced By the near-
Of constant and absorbing naTket-argo quaint
ties Of mercury being required or The sma smsiOu Of
silver ores in Mexico where believe mines Of
curry nave been found.
Very respectfully, your faithful servant
x. N. PATTERSON, Director.