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]. STOUVENEL & CO.,
No. 80 Gold street and No 3 John street
mear Broaa,gaB
New york,
MANUFACTURES WHOLESALE and
I'VE RETAIL DEALERS in
CHLN.4, GLASS, AVID LAMPS.
for oil and lard.
Gas Fixtures of every description, Solar and
Gas Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Girandoles,
Csndelabras, &c.
Private houses, churches and hotels, fitted up
with Gas, at great reduction in price, and all
articles warra nted
A complete assortment Of the richest cut press.
ed, and plain Glass constantly on hand
All the above articles made to order, and all
kinds of Glassware matched to any pattern,
Lamps altered and repaired.
Goods loaned to parties
Oil al Wholesale and retail.
New style Of Hall Lamps and Lanterns.
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TO INyENToRs AND pArENrEEs.

AGENCY FOR oBTAISISu PATENTS ron NEW iSyES'
TIuNs At wAsHiNGToS.
NJ 7. ELLIOT, formerly Of the Patent Office, informs
w his former clients and others that his office may SUI
be found the where il has been located or
the last thirty years. directly opposite the Patent Once
He prepared TO execute with his accustomed accuracy
pr0niness any business Ia the line Of his profession
such furnishing Information respecting the originality
and paenabty oinyenons, preparing papers and draw
inss Tor applications for patents caveats, Ae.
To those unaequained with him, he refers 10 the follow
ing testimonial Of The Hon Henry L. Ellsworth late Com
missioner Of Patents
Patent Office, Feb Is, 1872
Mr. William r. Elliot, who has been formerly employed
in the Patent Office Draughtsnan Ar, having estab
shed Patent Agency Ia the city OF Washington, take
great pleasure in sinmendilg him gentleman @or,
Thy nl confidence, and as being particularly qualified 10
take charge Of any business requiring knowledge Of me
canic science, the progress Of the ars and patent inn
provemenis, Mr. Elliot Is also well acquainted with tle
practice of this Office HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner OF Patents
W r Elliot is also The author Of The plan Of The
Patent Office building
TO- Letters on business to be postpaid
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H., g. u. II. BR COX S g. co. !,
CLOTHIERS AND DEALERS
CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs & VISITING.

CLOTHS, CASSIMERES & YESTINGS,
Nos. ll6 aud Is Cherry street, ~. Y.
CORNER OF CATHERINE.
TTAVE on hand very large STOCK Of
I'LL Fashionable ready made Clothing, just manu-
tactured, and especially adapted TO the season.
Also, an extensive and compete assortment Of
Fancy Articles, embracing every variety pertaining
to Gentlemen's wardrobe. Also, Cloths, CASH
merts and Vesings. by the piece. or in quantities
to suit purchasers
GARMENTS OF every description manufactured
to order in the best possible manner and in point Of
sty lie not to be surpassed
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Patent Medicated India Rubber Porous

TN all cases where il is thought advisable 10 keep up
permanent stimuant impression near the organ
diseased, these pasters will be found highly valuable In
fact all the benefit that can accrue, from continuous
counterrritat will be produced III the efficient
by them As in Rheumatism, Lnmbago, l;out, Eli.
krgement Of the Joints, Chronic Disease OF the Liver,
spleen, Lungs, or other internal organs in short, in all
other where warming strengthening pasters are
beneficial these will be found to be superior any
Use, For sale by CHAS. STO1~r, .s
Drug and Apoih, corner 7tl street. and Penn Avenue
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THE BEST UMBRELLAS IN AMERICA

THE BEST UMBRELLAS IN AMERICA,
ISAAC SMITH a co would inform the public, and par
uculay their customers, whom they have been unable 10
supply Tor time past that they now Uhey ihnk
able 10 fulfil any order Tor their Ser bingham Can5fas,
well known as !. Smiths Super Umbrellas"
They have also hand every variety Of Cotton AMI Cling
ham Umbrellas, which they viii sell low for cash credit
ISAAC SMITH a. co, Wholesale Manufacturers,
No. 2j6 Pearl street, New York.
No Is Milk street boston, Mass.
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4 LBION LIFE INSURANCE &C
LONDON AND NEW YORK.
INS1YTU1,ED IN 1906.

INSI II 2 z Ed nv IcVt'7- ~ N
NOTICE is hereby given, that persons Insured in the AL
IN bion from this date permitted 10 visit Europe all
OF the year. in rsclass vessels without any pay
charge for risk; and that their policies sal
remain in full force during such voyages and residence IN
any part OF Europe }ars
Prospectus, with modified conditions rates, &c may be
had On application 10 the agents. ,g-
JOSEPH FOWLER,
.... Il. S. BUCHANAN, aa
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Patent Barking, J, Wtllar, No 30 Chestnut stree,
has prepared Patent Liquid Eac King, which produces d
beautiful jet polish aud DIES hot nurt the leather rho..
who would have polished understanding should read M.
advertisement in another c0lunn.--U s. Ga.ette MN
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BEDsTEADs PROOF AGAINST HUGS

T INDSLEY'S IMPROVED PATENT BEDSIEADS, at
IL GARDENERS, 90 told street, first door from Beck.
man street New York This improved Be'tead received
the highest premium awarded al the late Fair Of the Anne
fcan Institute in October isi3 =, and - aud The silver
medal Of 1876 over every other competitor The BsdEteads
and all aer articles Of furniture required for the cham.
her, manufactured Of the Materials and under the
immediate supervision oi the undersigned
Mattresses, Piasters, Feather Beds Bolffers and PHI
lows hand made to order TO fit the Bedstead and
warranted 10 b filled with ouch hair feathers, &c az rep
resented. WILLIAM G. GARDINER.
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COLUMBIAN HOUSE

CHESNUT, STREET, PHfLADELPHTt
JE Subscribers have made every ARRANGEMENT for the
accommodation Of their guests, and respectfully solicit
a share Of patronage. BAGLEh, MAthENnE " W.
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Piano Forte Mandatory and Ware IL DOM
1877 Thrill Avenue, New York.

II WORCESTER offers for sale q large assortment Of
ILL., choice piano, Fortes from 10 octves, 10 elegant
Rosewood and Mahogany casts all oi which n,anuiac-
ture under his own supervision ana tor sale on reasonable
terms r..g
ny deyoting lis personal attention 10 III. touch and tone
Of ls nsrn, nia which have heretofore been considered
unriyal,d lie will .nitayor maintain their previous
puation and respectfully socits examination from Pro
kssorB, AmnisurF, and the public -.
eommoduus wareroon hss recently been added 10 his
mandatory which will afford Increased facilities In the
selection Of instruments. #'
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THE BEST MECHANICAL PAPER
IN THE WORLD.
FOURTH YEAR OF THE
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
4l6 pages Of most vnluableinformation illustrate
with upwards Of

with upwards Of
500 MECHANICAL ENaRAvINGsl
10 The Scent fc American differs entirely from the
magazines and papers which Hood the countrt, Is
Weekly Journal OF Art Science and Mechanics. having for
its object the advancement II the INTERESTS OF ME-.
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Each number Is illustrated with from FIVE TEN orgi-
TONS nearly all Of the hest inventions which patent
ed at Washington, being illustrated in the Scen Ameri.
ran II also contains Weekly list Of American Patents
notice Of the progress Of all Mechanical and Scientific I'm
provcmenis; practical directions the construction,
management and use Of all kinds Of MACHINERY,
TOOLS, &c, &c
TERMS Single subscription, SO year in advance 81
for six months. Address,
MUM & co,
#E. 1. Publishers Of the Scientific American,
l2s Fulton street, New York
All letters musl he posi- paid
INDUCEMENTS FOR CLUBBING
copies for g 8 months q @
IS IS " & +" "a, sS
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To any person who will send Ms Three Subscribers we
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EXTRACTS FROM NEWspApEKs

IVt,ers Patent Japan Bdcky is The name OF an excel.
lent article we have seen it used, AMI can highly recon
mend L-N American, IPra Is.
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BRITISH PLATE GLASS WAREHOUSE,

Mo. 6 SPRUCE ST, NEAR THE CITY HALL, N YIN
N addition his usual assortment Of large sized LOOK.
ING GLALS PLATES Of superior brilancy and beauty,
and POLISHED PLITE GA S.Sfor STORE and other
WINDOW SNOW CASES, &c, which has been largely
increased by recent importntons.
Tie subscriber has for sale large and small sized POL
HOUSES Also for SKY LIGIi7tS Goa GHLAhIPS,
COAC WINDOWS GREEN HOUSES, and NAN.
L,JI C1'OR y WINDOWS .N...
The Of this GLASS in windows Of stores and dwellings
il great additional security against fire.
S sh maker and dealers will find IL tothtr advantage
call as above, when PRICES will be furnished
ISAAC l., PLATr
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A IT. YOUNG, Merchant Tailor, three doors west Of
~ Browns Hotel Pennsylva avenue, keeps constantly
hand large and elegant stock OF really made clothing
in almost every var ETY. style Of garments Gentlemen
Ia want Of suit for immediate may rely upon getting
goods Of the best quality and made equal TO the best be-
spoke work. All garments warranted represented.
PrictsyeD low Also, large and elegant assortment OF
furnishing goods,
Measures taken AMI suits made to order One price
~: Terms cayh. Fl.
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FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM
SCALES.

THE UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE which is felt in the
and perfect adjustment Ot these Scales Is such
that they have come 10 he regarded ~ The standard from
which there Is no appeal a.-
Scales the above manufacture of every required moi.
cation graduated 10 the English, French Spanish, Porl
gucse, Chinese standards, for eSpafiaOn and home
trade constantly on hand and for sale by
oct 8 ~ FAIRBANKS Il co, 81 Water II.
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FRENCH CHINA.
ID. G. g. ID. HAvILAND.

No. "a JonN STREET, ".t
IMPORTERS OF PORCELAIN, are receiving goods In
/ usual assortment among which are:
1900 Tea Pesn SEA- se's' Some very rich
400 pairs Vases for Mantsl Ornaments
| 900 pairs Rich Cofees -"..1s Il. st..
Card Baskets, Cnndesticks, DC. '....
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MARKS 4 DUyALL,


IAyE ON hard Battery Kettles, Drnss Pas Platers, 70
III and sheet Brass Tubing Metal, German Silver, aud
other goods manufactured by the Wolcottyle Brass co
Also Rytts both Iron and Tened
Wadhans & Co Is superior Gill Buttons including Mill
Dexters very superior Knitting and Tidy Cottons all Of
which, as Agents for manufacturers, they offer for sale
on the most favorable terms.
They are also Importers and Dealers IN Pearl buttons
Ivory and Fancy Combs, Spool and Sken Sewing Cotions
Shoe and stay laces, and general assortment OF faey
Goods.
Paper HangiMgs, Window Shades and Up.
h0lstery Goods.
l,OLOMON & HART, 2i3 Broadway, now receiving
per yarisus packet ships from England and France
lie largest Of the above Goods IN the
cay all Of which they oftr In amy quantity wholesale or
fea lower prices than can be found In any other ssta
tshment
Country merchants and Others will find large assor
inenl Of Window Shades and Paper iiangngs OF MI the va
rions sylts and prices and WHICH they are requested 10
cBll and examine.
This establishment Is always closed on saturday
upholiisrsrs and Importers, 2iJ br"adway
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HOLDEN,S DOLLAR MAGAZINE F!

HOLDEN'S DOLLAR MAGAZINE !!
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res PAGES I'm THE OLUME.u
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10 Let,

THE principal room In TEMPERANCE HALL, which is
suiia.c Tor Exhibitions Fairs Lectures. Concerts
such other purposes not inconsistent with the principles OF
al!abstnencr. Terms moderate. Apply 10
y. WARD President Stock Committee,
dee lS-tf Or at the Hail.
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JNDELIBLE INK, without preparation a % ety rer hos
j For sale by CHARLES STOTT
Druggist aud Apoihtcary.
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EVENING POST.
A MAMMOTH PAPER.

DEVOTED TO MORALITY, PURE LITERATURE,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS AGRICUL
TURE, SCIENCE. ART AND
a... AMUSEMENT.
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Rosr WATER paispi in boal's eisil size. FOR ,.i- By
~ CHARLES sTOTT,
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
The Blade is edited by William Matthews, Esd.
iacetious md able writer, though somewhat ecccn-
tric ms an editor cnpitDl weekly onp of
the best papers received at this offce.-N Y. Spirit
of the Times
The keenest "Blade' Of all Down East Maine
Farmer
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A Prime srtcis 81 VANILLA BEANS on hand, and
n for sale CHARLES STofT, Druggist
corner 81 III street end "a, avenue,
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Weudf's Patent japan Backing is about the he article
Of the kind we have seen The polish which it imparti 10
the Understandings OF man Is brilliant and lasting: We
have tried H. and Il boots us TO say All this in lis behalf
lEreNiHg BuitetiH June T.
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From the MorTiito,cn yeTseymdn.
Taking their own Physic.

We must be occasionally INDUCED in giving the
recently removed public officers d homeopathic
dose OF their own physc, the awful wry faces they
make at il TO the contrary Notwithstanding. With
them il il very anti Democratic to make reno
vale for opinion, sake, although II has been
sldered one Of the principal articles Of their creed
ana those articles carried out 70 the letter for quar-
ter Of century. Now. gentlemen, just hold up
your heads, and take q dose you dealt out 70 the
villanous Wings only two years ago; and we espe-
cially recommend il 70 our neighbor, Allison, Of
the SomeTille Mtssngr, who hAs been sorey
afflicted for a week or two. Don't make naughty
faces at il, as did the Whigs when you admins
tered il 10 them but swallow il with the best grace
possible for il will eventually be Of service although
IL may be bitter.
Resolutior passed at the Pe7,nsylpania Democratic
State Convention, held al HaTTiIbrgg The 4h Of
March, l546.
"Rssolred That the Tenordi from the various
ofces at Warrington Of epey opponent f The nation
al administration, or Of Democratic principles and
measures, has long been called for, and Is alike
dernandsd by the voice If the Democratic purity and
the best interests Of the country and ought not
be longer postponed or delayed"
Just hold still minute and take another swal.
low Of your own delicious panacea:
Rssoton, passed at he same place by the sam, party
on The 4M Of March, lS47, at their State Conreu.
ton
'RSsolrsd That in our opinion, a Democratic
administration, the Senate and House Of Represen.
atves Of the United States should aitoays surround
self tcih its political friends and the official
tons Of the country 10 be regarded not az
"spOils" but grave trusts Of fIenes and potoe
for which the holders responsible 20 the people
they should Invariably be placed in the hands Of III
pdrfg who Tssponsibs for tbeir exercise and ol
that and other obvious reasons, The patronage d
Democratic administrations should be distributed q
Democrats alone.
"R,soIred, That would respectfully call the
attention Of President Polk and the heads of de.
partmcnts 10 this subject, and assure them Of our
opinion, that high considerations Of policy regiv,
at has EIecifipe patronage should not be bestOtceo
upon our political opponents believing, we do, that
,rtA prejudice the interests Of e party and parayz,
the eborts Of he membns."
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The American Art Union.

The new Gallery of the Art Union, in
New York, is erected, and will be opened
with an entirely new collection of paint
lngs on the 18th of September They
have already purchased 27O paintings this
year, and their list of paid members is
more than double that of last year at this
time. There has never been opened to
public view, in this country, an eXhibi-
ton OF American works of art equal to that
now presented by the American Art
Union. All the works are the production
of American artists, or of artists resident
in this country. They are, we think, do
ing much to create and sustain national
school of painting.
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armed ship to Jamaica, and Toasted and
paraded in Kingston with ridiculous pomp
and farcical ceremony, 1t was during
the administration of Mr.. Polk that the
claim of Great Britain, whatever it may
be, to interfere in the affairs of the Mos
quito coast was consummated The mock
solemnity Of coronation, the royal parade
over the new ally of Great Britain, were
publicly discussed at the time, and the at
tention of our Government was pointedly
called by the press to the proceedings of
English officials in relation to the territory
claimed for his majesty of Mosquito.
Did the administration of Mr.. Polk de-
mand of the British Government an expla-
nation of its conduct All the right, title,
and interest of Great Britain in the prem
ises were acquired during the late admin
istration. What was done then for the
policy laid down by Mr.. Monroe' What
ever difficulty may arise between this
country and Great Britain in regard to that
coast, will spring out of proceedings which
were tolerated by the last administration.
We trust there will be none; but if there
come trouble, it will be another legacy, of
the same sort, bequeathed by the past to
the present Administration.
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MORE LIBELs ANSWERED..

When person makes an assertion which
is false, and which he knows to be false, the
poverty of the English language unfortu-
nately reduces one TO the necessity of en-
ploylng but one word to express his turpi-
tude. Thatisamonosyllable ofthree letters,
OF venerable Saxon lineage. II can trace
back ITS origin to a source as remote as
that OF any of the elite of the Richmond
Democrats 1t has found itself in its day
in pretty good company; but, like other
descendants Of old families, it is getting
something seedy, and reluctant to show
its face in the courtly" circles.
The Union the other day asserted that
the Republic was "paid for its infa-
nous SANDERS "by patronage Of the
Government secured to it by illegal and
fraudulent contracts. - This was an i'm
putatlon OF the grossest kind upon the
heads OF the Departments, as well as to
ourselves. II was false, criminally false,
and il was our duty so to denounce it.
How was this TO be done! Since we were
dealing with the elite, perhaps we ought
to have gone out Of our vernacular, and