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MEETINGS o. AHKRcAas At PAsAMA.-SsveraI
meetings Of Americans and Committees of their ap-
leutmeBt have been held ia Panama. On the Goth, q
series Of Resolutions was reported and adopted
wherein it set forth the opinions Of the meeting
hat tAere are no good reasons for long detention Of
Americans at Panama bearing down bard upon the
American Consul and the agents Of the steamer; and
recommending, finally, that al persons going that
route should provide themselves with through tickets
Thoto resolutions adopted, signed by number
Di respectable names. Messrs Zachrisson Nelson 6
Co. The Panama agents Of the lines Of steamers, have
however, met the charges. They say that FIVE steam
ere have sailed in less than the time stated that they
have never pressed anybody on board sailing vessels,
and that detention occurs that through
lokeis are best that the Consul does bis duty aud
hat put stop to the speculation In tickets which
has prevailed ,hey have rendered them not transfer
justihable transfers allowed. such
Is the statement of both parties
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tAsi hAASu send Qlt scores % Nsusole prizes t>y
BON cr shmcuL he The shape 81 heads o. hs cat
D. ne mcsi al4.-ss slye And hcn hose cieSa
oses-one los each side Of every head = Msid~c.sne
s4It lm
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SurEKiog CoUsr.->pcfa1! Iar1-5eiofe y 1.-l P-s-
Oskley-Afrcsg Ward charged via grand -rceay, =
brcughtup On habeas corpus for dscnArse pa fea ACE
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- Ntxs. WtSs, Mis-.-->uAnSers vs.aug las
t. ere informed hAt he best place 10 srt ornamental
sA.r = a. hphJ kSf 4 hcAkD>. y Asilen-lsus,
Nn-re tlsy have hsra ne lsges. cheapest sot
nest assortment 90 ~igs hsA ~tss. toapecs brslas y
Dong rnsea-. fttctes, &c, ~ctch tor pfce sn1
.ual1. lnc.aa.ed lle usae s1ppicd ~bo.essls.-4
O. afr ui ~ tr sUuns~is~s q Nsidau-lsna sllc I'm
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n Ns7TsTII| I - T-IFH - y Do '77II''
tls r1 ub tcuon O 10 South. VIA do a. ma MS po~e ia
give general .ausiacuun City reference 10 required
ease address Deb 4. ; rtibune ofhee ola a
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C0uEr CAlESDAE-This Day Common Pleas
Nos. us. a., ls. OF, Is, 81, so, o.
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BOARDING..

ppsID-Two gentlemen and their ladies' and t~o 90
ID .hre- single gentlemen can be pleasantly aecVmmoda
iei M apnvae family, win every comOt drslfaDo 10
maze an agreeable nome Apply al - Eloven'st west
.i. Broadway where there children ami small
family House can Ds seen al any umo Reference. 81
CHANGED
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From the Boston 1fia,.
Colonel Cutter. OF Portsmouth.

We copy the following deserved tribute 10 Colo
mel Cutter from the New Hampshire Statesman.
We have known him for several years, and bear
our willing testimony 10 the correctness of the
above, and heartily respond to the recommendation
of the Wings Of the New Hampshire Legislature
The WHIGs or THE LEGISLATURE AND COLONEL
CBAaLEs w. CUTTER.-We understand that the
Wing members Of the present legislature, at the
close of the recent session, subscribed, very unani-
mously a recommendation 10 the President Of the
United States soliciting the appointment Of Colonel
Charles w. Gutter, Of Portsmouth, TO some suitable
Office under the national administration. We
heartily concur in the recommendation, having
long known that gentleman, both a. highly re-
spected intelligent and useful member of the legis-
lature and as a tried and influential Wing; and
feel certain that while his appointment would be a
deserved compliment to the Wings Of New Hamp-
SHIRE IL would also be act OF justice to the spp-
cant himself -.
Amongst all the faithful men in the ranks OF the
party, few of them. here or elsewhere, have rem
aered more uniform and effective service than
Charles w. Cutter, Throughout that severe con.
test in our State which resulted in the revolution OF
1896, the election Of Hon John Hale TO the Sen
ate Of the United States, and Of Messrs James IL
son and Amos Tuck 70 the House OF Representa-
tiycs, no Wing in the eastern part of the State
labored more diligently or usefully than Colonel
Cutter. Indeed, through all the political contests
berc Tor many years, no man has With greater con.
stanoy stood up in behalf Of correct principles and
true men, BY bis pen and his voice, IA we'll in
seasons of political success ss in days OF darkness
Colonel Cutter has been doing service in the good
cause and we can but hope that the unsolicited
recommendation Of the Whigs Of the legislator,
will have such weight st Washington as 10 pro
duce the desired resut
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United states Potent once,
SEPTEMBER Is. 1874,

WHEREAS Charles A. Krechler, a subject of
w the King of Sweden, did obtain letters pa
tent of the United States, bearing date July 10, lS49;
and whereas Carl Falkman, also subject of the
said King of Sweden, did make application at this
office for letters patent for substantially the
invention on the 30th Of August last, based upon a
Swedish patent, dated August 9TH, lsiS, the evil
dence OF which has been presented and filed;
And whereas an interference was declared by this
Office between the parties aforesaid the III tn day
Of September current, and the day of hearing APP
pointed to be the third Monday IN March, eighteen
hundred and nv, and the parties notified Of the
same through their agents. that is to say, MIR.
Charles NJ Keller Of the city Of New York. for Falk-
man, and MIR. r. ii. Eddy, of Boston, for Krechler;
and whereas the said II. III. Eddy late attorney for
the said Krechler, did inform this Office by his let
ter dated the 10Th instant, that he is not informed
to the present residence of the said Krechler and
that the said Eddy's power of attorney ceased when
Krechler's patent issued and delivered, and that
the official notice of the interference to the said
Eddy is no legal notice TO the patentee:.
Now, therefore, this is to give notice to the said
Charles A. Krechler, and to all whom il may con-
Germ, that the application for letters patent for
apparatus for distillng and rectifying spirituous
liquors, by Carl Falkman aforesaid, has been adj
judged TO interfere with the invention claimed by
Charles A. Krechler, and for which letters patent
were granted on the 10th of July ls49 as aforesaid
and that the hearing will be granted at the time
above named and in conformity with the provisions
of the eighth section of the act Of Congress approved
July 4th, 1886, and the rules of this Office pertain
ing thereto
Il is ordered that this notice be published in the
Republic and National Intelligencer, Washington;
Daily Bee, Boston; and Tribune, New York, once
in each week for six months previous to the said
third Monday Of March next
Commissioner of Patents.
IS Editors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills in duplicate to the Patent Or
flee, with paper containing the notice.
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morality in their conduct. He does not 50
much for their having elected General Taylor as
for the moral dereliction they have displayed on
several occasions. He is as much troubled as Gen
era jackson was about the discussions in the Pres
byterian church. MIR. Hallett would have us look
to the state of souls lie laments, with all the
JUNCTION of that sanctity for which he is noted,
that we should have been 'unprincipied" in our po-
litical dealings. 'Praise from Sir Hubert Stan
ley" says the comedy, sis praise indeed" And,
on the same principle, reproof from Hallett, espe-
cally upon point affecting moral reputa-
ton, is "crne, bitter' How shall we get over III?
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JAMES OTIS SARGENT.
Attorney AT Law.

FOURTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE wILLARD's HOTEL,
MILL attend TO the prosecution Of Claims be-
w fore the Board Of Mexican Commissioners,
Claims against the United States, and 10 the trans
action of business with the various Departments.
June 2s-iftf
Law school Of the University at Cambridge
THE Instructors in this School are the Hon. JoEL
il PhRKER, LII. D., Royal Professor, and the
Hon. THEopHILUs Parsons, LII D.. Dane PROBES
sor. Lectures also given by other gentlemen
The Law Library contains thirteen thousand
volumes.
The design Of this Institution is 60 afford com
plete course Of legal education for gentlemen in
tended for the Bar in any Of the United States; and
a course of systematic studies in Commercial Ju-
risprudence for those who intend to devote them
selves 10 mercantile pursuits. Nine Lectures, at
least are given and two Moot Courts held, in each
week.
The tuition fees are $50 for term Of 20 weeks,
or S25 for half or any smaller fraction OF a term
The next term commences on the 10Th of August
The student has the use Of the College and Law
Libraries and textbooks, and free admission
o all the public lectures delivered 10 under gradu-
ates in the University.
More particular Information may be obtained
from the advertisements in the Law periodicals. or
from either of the Professors and application for
admission may be made TO them at Cambridge.
July 30--lawiftOCt
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BURRING MACHINE.
To all those who interested I'm Hurting
Machines.

THE subseriber has obtained reissue of his pa
Il tent dated October 2S, 1910, for Burning Wool
and Cleaning Cotton; the reissue is dated July 81
ls4s. The claims are in the following words, viz;
LIST. SCI claim the combination OF the common
feeding and picking apparatus, with the Comb
toothed Cylinder"
and. "I claim the forming and arranging the
teeth of Cylinders for burning wool and cleaning
sides shall be substantially concenric with the axis
Of the Cylinder for the purpose Of seizing and hold
ing the hbres and presenting surface against
which the guard can act in removing burrs and
other foreign matter therefrom."
This is 10 forbid all persons building vending
any burning machines that contain substantially
the above principles, without my consent.
And all those who have machines containing
these principles in operation must account TO me
for their USE be subjected 10 damages according
TO law. MILTON ID. WHIPPLE.
LOWELL, August n, lS49.
Sept l-law2m
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
NAyv Aarur,s Orrrcr

Huntington, Sept Is, 1919
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
y office endorsed Proposals for Coal'') until
IL O'Clock M, 9Th day of October next for furnish
ing and delivering, free of all risk and expense to
the United States, at the navy yard at Kittery,
Maine, 100 tons of the best quality Cumberland
lump coal.
Said coal to be suitable for steamers' use, and TO
be delivered in dry, clean state, at such place or
places ms the commandment may direct, and pass
such inspection at the said navy yard as may be
directed by the commandment thereof; the ton to be
computed at 2,240 pounds, and the whole quantity
to be delivered by the 10th of November next
Approved sureties in twice the estimated amount
in the manner set forth in the form of the contract
will be required
No payment to be made until the whole of said
coal shall be delivered. Every offer must be
accompanied by written guaranty, the respon-
siblity OF the guarantor, or guarantors, to be
tilted to by navy agent, other official per-
son, by some one known at this agency, that
if the offer be accepted the bidder or bidders will
within five days after the receipt of the contract at
the post office designated, execute the same with
good and sufficient sureties to furnish the said
coal agreeably to the terms specified in this ad-
vertisement, and which may be embodied in the
contract.
The law of 10th August, 1876, forbids the con-
sideraton of all proposals not accompanied by such
guaranty. Bidders are particularly cautioned to
endorse their Offers as above required, that they
may be distinguished from other business letters,
in order to prevent their being opened before the
proper time. All offers not made in strict con-
formity with this advertisement in every partcu-
lar viii be rejected as informal Those whose offers
are accepted will be duly notified, and a contract
forwarded without delay.
Persons offering are directed to designate the
post Office through which they desire to be address
ed, and the navy agent to whom the contract shall
be sent for execution.
JH LATHRoP,
Sent I7-dtd NAVY 0cpf
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BALTIMORE. Sept. Us D. N


A meeting is to be held tomorrow afternoon at
the City Hall, for the purpose of appointing dele
gates to represent the city of Baltimore in the great
Railroad Convention to be held at st. Louis on
the 10Th of October The special object of the
convention is to consider the expediency Of forming
railroad connexion between the Pacific and tho
valley of the Mississippi.
The fair of the Maryland Institute is now we'll
filled with articles, and the hall opens Knight for
public exhibition.
A rumor was current here to-day, brought by
the captain of schooner, to the effect that the
steamer Mary Washington, which runs between
Baltimore and Fredericksburg, had either run into
vessel near the mouth of the Potomac, or been run
into; both vessels sustaining considerable damage
Nothing further, however, has been heard Of the
affair II may probably be a misrepresentation
There are now seven jurors selected in the case
Of the State vs.. John Price. These chosen out
of some three hundred persons summoned.
The Judges of the election for the different wards
have been selected. Extensive and active prepara-
tions are making for the election, which takes
place on Wednesday next, Sd October.
While the machinery in Messrs Elbrett's rolling
mills in operation last night the large fly
wheel attached to the engine parted and flew of in
different directions Parts of it, weighing 200
pounds, were driven through the wall and 800 feet
from the building while others passed through the
roof tearing up guerders, &c. Fortunately no Sc
rious personal injury ensued
enclose you some further details Of the steamer
Americas news, and other interesting dispatches,
which were transmitted to you last night, but, un
fortunately at late hour for your publication
In Baltimore like the owls-sit up all night,
and thereby keep pace with the times.
hxrt ka A hatt axyad
what more favorable to flour and grain, and the
former has slightly advanced.
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Iot D, 10 1875 % w.
Containing the Public and General Statutes passed
by the Congress of the United States Of America
from 1887 10 ls47 inclusive, whether Expired, Re
pesled, or in Force, arranged in chronological or
der, with Marginal References, being continue
ton of the laws published under the inspcc ton Of
Joseph Story, one of the Justices of the Supreme
Court of the United States; edited by Hon. George
Sherwood, president Judge of the District Court
for the county of Philadelphia,
The profession arc particularly invited to exa.
mine this work For accuracy, convenience of ar.
rsngemcnt, and chespness Of price, it il believed
70 present stronger claims than any other edition
before the public. The set complete In vols Si2
July 24-d&twtf
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GAS cowardicc invites TO aggression, and Is in
truth the last expedient by which Il be avoided
we should not be surprised If the country in.
volved in by the very pusillsnimity Of this Ad
minstration."
Such was the comment Of the Washington Union
upon General Taylor's avowal, during his tour in
Pennsylvania of his earnest desire for the prcserva
ton Of peace. TWAS made at the moment when the
Administration rendering the issue OF war TO
the governor general Of Cuba, the only alterna-
tive 10 the immediate restitution Of Rey. II was
made, too, as we now learn, when the Administra-
ton was addressing itself with the same frankness
and determination TO tho French republic, and in
forming that great military power that IT would
tolerate no longer the presence Of minister whose
insolence had been sanctioned by his nation, and
would abide its acquicscence It's hostility with
equal composure. Appearances would rather indi.
cate that pusillanimty is not the most apty chosen
word TO characterize this Administration. II really
seems To make very respectable show OF courage,
and, may fattcr ourselves therefore, gives that
security against our being involved in war, which,
IN the Judgment Of tho Union, most desirable.
lB.faio Commercial advertiser, 20h
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GENERAL WORCESTERSHIRE DRY
GOODS WAREROOM.

TNHESUBSCRIBERS respectfully announce to tn,
l. citizens of Washington, Georgetown, Alexan
in the above line is now complete They invite al
who may be in want of such goods, or may wish Il
feast their eyes by looking at what has been admitted
by all who. have seen them to be the richest mos
extensive, and most reasonable in price that ha.
ever been heretofore offered in the District Feel
ing confident that all who favor them with visit
VIII be gratlhed, they name few articles which
they think will be found attractive.
Saxony Imperial Carpctings, in nedallions shells
bouquets of flowers, and clusters Of fruit
Do do crimson, scarlet, and gold, in the
style of Queen Elizabeth
All of the above are in the most gorgeous and SUI
perb colors that it is possible to conceive Some O
them require four widths to form a medallion
Royal Aixminster Rugs, made expressly for tn,
above
Tapestry Brussels, in the same patterns and CO
lors y above
Real English Brussels Carpetinps, in entirely new
American made do, in similar styles and colors
just pretty and good at much less price per yarc
45pieces Imperial Three ply, all colors, and some
very cheap
IS pieces superine Ingram do, same attraction
all new patterns
80 sheets Floor Oilcloth, some in suberb tapestry
mosaic, Persian and plain patterns and colors
which will be cut to fit any hail. room, passage
to order
An extensive assortment of Druggets and Bal
zets, from TO 1914 wide; one width sufficient to
cover room; colors very rich and elegant
Together with a general assortment of Passa gre
and Step Carpetings, from the richest Brussels to
the cheapest cotton Venetian
Rich satin Laines in all colors
Rich damask LANES, in all colors, some of which
are pretty and cheap
A general assortment of Gimps, Drapery Tasses,
and Loops matching all the above
Embroidered lace and Swiss muslin Curtains and
Drops with medallion centres
Very rich Cornices, new styles, and very reason
able in price
Do Transparent Shades do do
Embroidered French Fabric de Paris, with CO.
lored ball fringe to match, exquisite article for
bed or window drapery
Richly tinted and contrast Damascus and India
Piano and Table Covers some superb
" French oiled Furniture Chintz, in palms, medal
lions, bouquets and arabesque patterns Borders &c
match
Dresden, Marseilles, and Lancaster Quilts, al
sizes, exquisitely tinted and white
Irish and Russia "a, l0-4, and 1874 Shectings
Pillow-case Linen, from "A TO Cd
Toilet and SILICA Towelings
Beautiful Huckaback and Russia Towelings
Tides for chairs, trays, toilets and bed drapery
With many other new and pretty goods, which
cannot well be enumerated in an advertisement,
but which friends will admire when seen all
Of which we guaranty TO sell as low, and may be
lower, than elsewhere, whether in or out Of Wash
ington. CLAGETT DODS0N,
Corner Of Penn av. and 9th street. up stairs.
Sept 25-3tlaweow.
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SAMUEL CARUsI & co.


MISS GENEVIEVE G.. FAIRFIELD, teacher OF
lVl LANDSCAPE IN PAINTING, continues 10 give
lessons at her residence Sh street. in the Of
the Paten, Office, 3 doors from G..
In England, and ON the Continent generally, the
Art of Painting in Oil Coors is considered indispen
lady's education The old idea that peculiar tai
ent for the Art is necessary having become quite
obsolete, moderate share Of perseverance and as
siduty alone n requisite 10 produces IN short space
Of time, agreeable and satisfactory results.
TrRMs-Quarter OF twenty four lessons. Sl2
Half payable in advance.
aEFEaEScrs:
Charles b. King, esq, Artist; John vanderyn.
esq, Artist Hon. James Thompson, M c.; Hon.
Alfred Tverson, M. c.; Hon. James Buchanan, Sec
retary of State; Hon. Thomas Corwin, u s. Sena,
TOR; Rev William Matthews,
Aug. 22-a
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Cholers--Trestment and Preventive.
nR. AMATTs ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANA-
IL CEA. TONIC AND APERIENT This RENE.

dy, composed entirely Of vegetable ingredients.
and totally free from any mineral substance, com
bning. cathartic with cordial and strengthening
powers, was originally discovered and prescribed
by DR.. Amati, a celebrated physician, in most Of
the diseases of the abdominal regions-such rs
disrrhea, dysentery. bilious complaints, dyspep.
sis, and all other disorders Of the liver, &c.
Knowing from experience that it operates in the
most kindly and efectua manner in these cases, IL
is submitted as remedy TO those who may be at
tackled by the prevailing fatal scourge. and as n
preventive 10 all who may be 20 fortunate as to
cape its first insidious symptoms.
To be had, wholesale and retail, at Carusi's Mu-
sic Saloon, Pennsylvania avenue, between llth and
18th streets, and at the principal drug stores in the
city of Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandria.
Pamphlets containing full directions for use, with
many interesting certificates, accompany each bot.
tie OF the psnacea. Avery liberal discount 10 deal
Orders from any part of the United States
promptly attended 20. All communications must
be postpaid.
Aug l6-lswd SAMUEL CARUsI & co.
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U,HE ROSEMARY

V'HE ROSEMARY collection of Sacred and
Il Religious Poetry, from the English and Amer
lean Poets. ! vol, with elegant illustrations.
The Ivy Wreath, by Mrs Hughes, author OF
"Buds and Blossoms" vol, with beautiful Illus
tstons.
Some Aid to clear perception Of our Actual De.
pendence upon Home Production, by Jonathan n.
Wise, this day received for sale at
TAYLOR h MAURY'S
Sept, - Bookstore, pear 9Th ct.
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nIssOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
IL The partnership heretofore existing between
John Martin and f. s. Wright, in the name Of Mar
tin Wright, auctioneers, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent
Those persons having claims against the firm
Will please present them TO Martin 4 Co. for pay
ment; and those indebted to said firm are re-
quested to call and settle as possible AZ the
business OF the late firm must be closed.
MARTIN & WRIGHT.
Sept. !, lS49 Sept. I3-dn
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DLACKwOOD's EDINBURGH MAGA-
DZINE, for September, ls49, this day received by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Sept. 81 (News) Booksellers, near 9th st.
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GEORGE M. BIBB, Counsellor N Law,
OFFERS his professional services in the Supreme
" Court of the United States, the Circuit and Or
phan's courts for the District of Columbia claims
before the Court Of Commissioners under our treaty
with Mexico, and in claims upon the Treasury.
Office corner of and 9th streets, opposite west end
of Patent Office square; entrance from east side Of
9Th street. Sent lq-tf
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.IOURDAN W. MAURY

JOhhphN W.
CTOCK, Money, and Exchange Broker. 0fic'
- on Pennsylvania avenue, next door east o
Coleman's Hotel Washington city.
Unourrent notes bought and sold at beet rates.
Stocks bought and sold.
Notes and drafts collected.
Aug. 23-ly