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Columbia Fire Company No. 5.-Ths Company ried
their new machine yesterday afternoon the foot of Canal
street, and found tito work admirably The engine
Piled by water from the river by Protection Hose Company
NO 2, and she threw one hundred and sixty
five ieet on level, and perpendicular f. feet over the
liberty pole at the Custom House The machine is
very beautiful one, and she is worked by fine body
men Of Companies can boast We fesI assured
that she will always be on hand at fire.
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.7igters and its BUsjaess-Ns 2-'The BrnokIyn Were
houses fronting the river and situated Immediately below the
Beie Foundry, worthy the attention of our merchants
advantages Offered for dischargng shps and ston
their cargOe which suTpass those most any business
on this aide of the river The rapid improvement Of the Dor
ton OF Agers in the vicinity of these warehouses is also
worthy of comment Some seven years ago. Mes Thayer
Co., erected two three wooden Sheds and commenced
the ware house business the Agers side of the river The
enterprise succeeded well could be anticipated but As no
foreign goods could be landed this point the business of
storage restricted principally to salt both Liverpool and
Turks island considerable quantity which was received
In 1873 the present company, styled the Brooklyn Ware
House Company, consisting of Messrs. j. R. Geddes & Co
J. w. Stanton, r, f. Nichols and Thayer & Co, was
formed end since that nsrod lien
0ult up purchase OF eight hundred feet front extend
ing back to the woods distance of nearly mile made
LOT so anu the Interest OF the old company purchased
oy the present one for s5O The work of erecting
houses was Immediately commenced and large space of
ground was covered with buildings constructed of yheetiron,
WIN slate ROOFS The tract Of land back from the was
young 9ees. making the property desirable.
Neafy II not quite S4VUOO has been expended by the
Ioany III putlng up bindings and other improvements,
'e sum eApeuuel ny hr. NICHOLS In building house
M le'i aHu "CdutyIhg the grounds around It, He has
suae eneoset W neat lehee' ana already he has
Eeu' isiG "ut WIN Huch TASTE ana producing great
L. % oMe ne spares no expense IN adding to the
b =, @ aIu IN rev seafs ne WI nave one OF
,I eI'' 'es'uen'e9 III l'e 'iclnly OF New Orleans
IN the r,nar- md 40 % ~ ~. nj eteo'ei
H., No -, 80 &C. lie 'a I Is al hish ana
Josi,abla ~ r. L iL .4I IL iIleu " yer, anu II Is
TIL i, So, i ~ IS IL 60 e VA t nat ? , o' 'ie HVef
Thar ia INT IittIo cnt "a 49, to'iS VI tIe G'ty'
sbps of the arrst class The yb,rt aytan, lo
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List OF vessels in Port Not cleared.

Per ship Cato, from Liverpool-27O in steerage.
Per ship Mary Ward, from Liverpoo-257 in Storage
Per bark MilaudOn. from Vera Cruz-S3 in steerase-
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ShIna.

Nstsin ths Frat municipality tda.isnaisd fslssizS
aoe " ne Mes cs1lnsnes AZ ne h4isas AnG run
ng Ne beng fatbsst Landing The Third lnS the
run
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Cotton ThieUss.-The thieves still continue their
depredatons the Leyee, Notwithstanding the which
are daily made We imagined that the summary
lately used by the diff Recorders towards this class of
thieves would have stopped their depedaton but such
not the case Recorder GenO committed two women, the
charge Of stealing cotton, on Saturday last.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREscEST OFFICE,

Monday Morning, October q, 1850
| COttOn-The Cotton market frmer on Saturday
owing, in degree the change the weather. and the
prospect of speedy frost The sales 800 bales at out
| side rats for middiing.
The next news from Europe will be received by the Cunard
steamer Asia, which leave Liverpool for New York
| on The Eth inst.
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NEW ORLEANS
IONDAY aORNING OCTOBKR II. 1850

The Weatta.Yesteplay the frst really cool day
have had, and thick coats in great demand The
change agreeable and trust have many days Of
the same braeing air Of yesterday Business smproyng and
strangers are coming into town By hundreds
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Spoken.
Sept Is, in lat $40 48 long Iso 20 Bremen bark Edmund
from London, for Morris.


The steamer Cherokee left St Louis the 18th nstantIn
port for Newt Orleans, steamers Griffin Yeatman, Bunker M
Grand Turk and Gen Lafayettesx feet water from ST Louis
to Cairo and falling.
The steamer Grand Turk left st Louis the 18th nsIn
port for New Orleans Bunker Hill No g. Gen Lane,
Griffin Yeatman St Louis Pacific and Pocahontas-reports
Ga feet water from st Lolis to Cairo and falling.
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NEW YORK, Oct Sand, schr Eleanor, Johnson, from
Porto Cabelo 10th Sept-om this port. Oct lied sh
Jersey, Day; steamer Pacific Jarvis. for y Ors-
BOSTON, Oct l0-Cid. brig Boston, tor NOrls.
CHARLESTON, Oct 13-Gid, brig Adela, McLantry
went TO sea, ship ATLANTA, Cooley, for SOrls.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.



Sunday Evening, October 20, 1850
Arrived per steamers Storm, Cherokee, Grand Turk and
Mohawk, 1877 head of Beef Cattle 81 Cows and Calves 3S
Hogs 53 Sheep, 57 Yeangs and Calves. q Horses and 1853
Mules.
PRICES: Beef Cattle, 3SC95c. y ID net; Hogs
at SIC W ID Sheep, "a % head Mich Cons, s2d
$50 " head CdLDes and Warnings, $3G1s7 y head.
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w hDNbSDAf October % al haPast 10 o'clocsWi be sold
" o. me Jusgmhouse Nareho No l. Magazine and
julia directs to close consIgnmeuts-
The following WINES under Custom house keys do
benpre.
500 quarter casks fine Sherry Wine;
- @JJ quarter casks Burgundy Port Wine, Crown brand.
Two three for and six months, Tor approved parer
~ quarter cocks Castelar, Brandy, fourth proof
Is gpes hol,ud Gin;
All direct impOrtatious and entitled 0 dehenture.
Iern Two Mfae four
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Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Galveston Place, Galveston Harris Il Morgan
BIZ shin Empire Queen, Coulter, Liverpool II Baxter
ship Gen Berry, Seavey, Liverpool, G w HVnsOn
ship D Shepherd, Davis Liverpool, Levi HI Gale
Brig Water Witch, Conkln, Charleston Poole s. Bro
BE schr & Mathew, Robinson, Belize, Honduras
Steamer Falcon, Fry, Apalachicola, Master
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Arrived.

Arrived
Ship Mary Ward, Newell from Liverpool 9Th ult to master
I'd my.
CaHghin-POnt. -
HynsOn-5d my,
Bark MaudoR, Butler from Vers Cruz 9TH inst to PUG,
Mir &cO-ls my.
Bark Warren, Mcclellan Is days from Turks Island. to
Brig Percy, Bunker 10 days from Exuma CBabamas). to
SecOmb Noorhies-Pont.
10 Fernandez-lst my
schr Sarah Elizabeth, Webb days from Pensacola to
master-Basn. =
STEAMBOATS,.
Osceola, Haygood, from YaZOO River.
Cherokee, Mlliken from st Louis.
Duck River, Clark, from Alexandria.
Bay State, Collier, from Cincinnati.
Josiah Lawrence, Carlisle, from st Louis.
Gypsy, 7 re, from Bayou Sara
Memphis, Mann from Cincinnati.
Storm, Dean, from Louisville.
W A Violet, Gwartney, from Leilore.
Grand Turk, ROblrrs from 81 Louis.
h Y McNesl, Booker, from Memphis.
Patrick Henry, Landry, from Baton Rouge.
Mohawk, Cobb, from Paducab,
st James, Trinidad, from D0naldsOnvlle.
TOwbOat Persian, Andrews, from the Pases-owed down
and the 10th inst ship Kentucky and bark Kate
X Alce-bToughl mp ships Mary Ward, Parthenon and
| schr JOyen Fernando
Towboat Star, Brown from PaSes-brought up bark
MiaudOn.
Towboat Yankee Flnton, from the Passewent downing
brought up ship Cato
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Rrfsn.
BarkE.


WINE-Madera, Port, Malaga and Caret. in glass and
ois WOOL w W. sac aR * s. 20 % and
/ IQp0Rs-Fine old and common Brandy, Rum, Gin
ol9 / W. ARTHUR co. . and 50 New Leve.
SUNDRIEs-Pckl Spices Soap, Candles Fish Cheese,
0l9 W, ARTHUR 8 co % Sad % ssw Levee
GtONGhEss WATER- Quarts and pints, Just arr we'd
os INV wi. 0n 'ns SICK sfcKLRs Co 40 q Cans.
M chRAH's FLUID MAGNKsIA : Fresh. Just
ol9 Tvs sICKLEs co. 40 and ~ Canal st.
HL09vR-ss6 barrels superfne, landing eI steamer Iowa
ols St a. D. GRIEFF CO Old Lsves
HEEsEa5oO boxes feah Western Reserve in store and
dig 81 4. D. GRIEFF 90 OLD Lsvee
ulsrER-lOO firkns prime Goshen in store and landing.
OILS 81 A. D. GRIEFF CO Old Leyoe.
w EsIEltN BUTTER-loO firkns and US kegs St
ols 81 A. D. GRIEF S co. Old Lsves. "
N'iihE GRACKERs-6OO boxes No. l. il store and
ol9 St I'D. GRIEFF co. oid Ls,ee
= ols |. W. ARTHUR & co, IS and nd 3 New Levss.
TEA TEA 800 half chests superior papers 10 the
olg 4 + codaRRIS S Z 10 q Tqhoupouas st.
(t0FFEE-2O0 bags, for sale by
- ol9 |. w, ARTHUR & 6osas ana q New Leyee
Y oi9 a. +. COCHRAN l Y co. & Tchoupou., ST,
RUCkETs-50Q dozen superior D intei
ID ol9 A. F. COCHRAN s co. Il ifehoapitOulas st.
A LNI0NDs, WALAITs, FfL6EIiTs-sd0 bags
ols 2 fehonptoulas St
a ois e ?Tifs yRss Ralf 'Ps q SGss
fNUBA stXEs-200 boves best brands
- ols A. +. COCHRAN Z CO. . reho1pitoulssst,
IS a s0 eSff " lsa G6 roaoueuas st
ShtsFYNt IS pqukr asiofid ,is-s af " assorip
1 et, sAAsIl.t 'eo. . esa@ss s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-21
Stock of Retail Fancy Dry Goods store I'm
liquidation
BY r. IL. PETITPAIN,
Credit and Catalogue Sale of Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles.
BY j, II. RI,ACEIE.

TUESDAY October u at 10 uciockW sold
i OF hesBrs Beckett & Taylor, No. &C Grayier
The entire stock Of said store consisting of packages
lot5 DRY GOODS together with Jorge fancy
articles such as heaohed aud brown shengs and shrug
Irish in-ns, Lawns DE LANES CamUfcF, Mnsns Apacas
shss Cotonade Fannels Baukets CHAM Apr9n checks
Select do brown Hollands, Linen Diapers Napkins
Wool and Cotton untersrls and Drowers Silk Madras and
t9n H2oFs and Eyes Hosiery and Gloves Tapes,
autpemdefsi Bonnet ktDon Artificial Flow
and spoon'i small assortment Of saddery, etc.
Also
All the Store Fixtures consisting ~ Of Shelvings
Decks Safe Box sheivtHgs with Sash suitable tor
Clothing Store.
Term Over $500, months $780, months aredt, for
IL Catalogues will be ready. and goods
day previnusr and early the morning Of sale OILS
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FOREIGN ORTS.

1t FOR LIKERPOOL-The A ! British shin
MEEE ERIN go BuAGH. Capt. Thompson, will
- -" have dispatch for the above port. For freight or
passage, apply to the Capt. on board.
G. w. OLIVE % st. Charles ct.
This vessel take heavy freight early applca-
tiOr is made OILS
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WINES AND LIQUORS
w BRANDIES-G0dard, seignette, Castillon, Otard
Dupuy, Bisquet, etc. ETC.;
GiNS-Swan, Pine APPLE Black Horse, etc;
WlNES-Nalera, Sherry, Old Port, Champagne, different
brands Clarets. Sauternes, ETC.
SMITH, WOOLSEY Il co. Front street.
OLD I'm between foot Canal and Crossmnn SITS.
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Rose standish >. mi
RoXzns a,-.....l5, m2
ST Andrew. ...- 6,mg
Saragossa ..... s,m2
Telegraph. -. "a ,m2
1 VIM. & Elizabeth Sins
Yarmouth .s...l0,mI
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SINDhIES-
~ LObesters, Cigars,
Sardnes Lemon Syrups,
French Fruits, Assorted Syrups, etc.
The above goods all lately imported and country er.
chants and Others will find it their advantage call before
purchasing esew here -
Oh I'm hetWeen foot Canal and Or Issman SIS.
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SHIPPING.
DOMEsTIC POI S


-eraA FOR NEW YORK, VIA HAVANA
4fEIA United States NAL Steamship Company; The
y. Jarvis, commanding s' viii leave on RoS6AY he
e head o ~ Man reS eoosS =. NJ 9
for the comfort of passengers on the most liberal
In her spacious saloons and ventilated cabins a1dstas
An experienced Surgeon accompanies this vessel,
..RATEs OF PAssAsE...
standee berth, forward saloon. SO
- - Storage berth, with beds, separate mess. 20
70 Havana-stateroOm berth, saloon ............36
g Passengers for Havana must procure passports from
Passengers New York be transferred to the magn
~ NJ passage secured until paid for.
e All passage tickets orders receive freight,
20 D.''''s' %RMsTR0S z II I%&kAsoN CO..
-srss CHAHLEsTON AND HAN JANA
@1fIh Packet : Unitsd istotes Mai Line 6stnesl
T5s GS sa56 SR,1G AEE ia'f Gap R sof
nng Ivy tons b1hen has re,pned her regular trips from
for ChaestOn8h and s3d Of each month"; leaving Chares
ton for Havana the lst and 18th.
RATks OF PASSAGE:
Havana to Ghsr Gt OF Savannah
10 Ney ~
y: g. NoRBECAt' charleston, orto
AseS a. hART ra CO. TBS R@RH bR6 y o G6
Passenger leaving Havana by this ship reach
New YORK aud Phae n6s in The same time By taking Inc
SteaHship to those ports. dc law
@ FOR 0 BosT0N he f Ro Sit ealing oOgPeEd
1A@@ having portion of her cargo engaged, will leave
oa above port s G6 4 C oR2y a.
Ii FOR BOsTON-The fine ship LUCY, Captain
G9KSz Davis VIII have dispatch above. For freight or
- passage, apply board; opposite post 5, Second
Municipality. to
]. w. ANDREWS & co. IS Common st.
on or WIN. J. DEWEY, 81 Grayier street.
IL FOR PHILADELPHIA-The fine fast sailing
Sf&& regular packet barque YARMOUTH, Captain
Teal, having the greater part Of her cargo gagged
will have immediate dispatch. For balance Of freight OF
paage having fine accommodations apply to the Captain
on board,
JOHN W. ANDREWS & co. 95 Common st.
Agent in Philadelphia Il. LINCOLN & Co. sci
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~ have associated for the purpose Of conducting General
wholesale and Retail DRUG AND APOTHECARY Bus.
ness under the firm OF RANDOLPH & POPR No 1O3 Poy
dli street, between lamp and St Charles Streets where
they are prepared u I'LL country and city orders the lowest
rae5 Particular attention will be paid The preparation
fhyscans Prt nnuons and 10 the general retail depart
Dani From an intimate connection with the drug and
apoheCay business this city for the ten years. we trust
70 he deserving Of the confidence Of who may be
pleased TO extend TO us share Of theIrparuuare October
ath; ls5O ROBERT II. RANDOLPH,
o. I'm JOHN II. POPE.
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Desirable Building Lots in the Second Munich
pality, by Auction.
LEWIS FLORANCE, AuctIoneer

EWis FLoRANCE. CoIl,aissigHed y4uct,onees o.
- foe No 81 GTavier ST.. wiz attend usual e.
bis particular attention the Real Estate StSrbs
lamagedC or- PoItNaTdens House.. g. HuTrftuTs s ay
hands. mlE
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IA"iIIN' EHsns Tzp1Hsl sLuId t,si s,tr 49,
10 seaiy a@-it't aarg7ETrsa &s-l Il. hss.1-i
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r. :. For ahreveporI, Grand Ecore aud

To- z, FOF AhreYepOrI, Grand EcOTe and
Lz4S ST AleXaBdna-Ths fine light draught amer
sssaz WOODSMAN, z, Perqncel, master viii
leave TOR the above and Intermediate landings, WEDNES
DAY, the 25h instant, O'Clock N. For freight or
PASSAGE apply board, foot Of Euomhonse street. or to
T. h. SMITH, 96 Magazine H.
p. s. The steamer Cornne will in connection with
the Wo0dsmau, and will her The Falls al Aeyan
dra The Cofnne being very light dranghI shDpsTs NAV
depend upon their freight being taken through without
delay. sB Their will be a clerk on the Iegee Monday
Mumng 70 receive FREIGHT for The Steamer Mnoa.man 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-21

O'FIcE or lHE n. o. AND l.. Board or TOBACCO
INSPECTORS. Oct ~, 1850.
N zelte street. Fire Proof Virginia and Oregon Ware.
bou5' are hereby notified that it will be removed imme
9aey 70 the Warehouse leased by the new Boar Of To
e4'cO inspectors. viz; The Commercial, Hunter street
n"laIne foUche, tttls Port, Bulls Head and Triangle
NaIeh9qsss1 the last situated in Lafayette The Board
IspeCuly morn The public that they prepared TO
receive and store Tobacco heretofore.
Oi9 Ivy WAITER TITRSRIrIT P-,s,,
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IrNiYERsIrY or IoUIsEANA-AcndenIc I,e


THE SUBSCRIBER informs the public that he has received by
the late arrivals from Europe m aud splendid supply
Winter DRY GOODS consisting Of vel assorted variety o.,
SuPERFISE BLUE, BLACK and COLORED French
Cloths and Cassimeres.
- Alsg On hand handsome assortment Of Newstt yi
will be sot all, heretofore. r. = MItEYIEGI.E,
ola i'm Sip Go ChnTtres Benyle and ChaT;rps.
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TOBACCO. REMOVED.
e. IA. Price

IAs REMOVED 50 Camp street where he keeps constantly
on hand fine assortment for Cigar purposes by Wholesale
Retail also in hhis bales tor Plantation He has this
time in hhs bales Dark Heavy descriptions, for the Mexican
Il ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-21

In conclusion would make favorable mention of MIR
Hall, the gentemany and efficient superintendent of the
establishment We feel assured that the company could not
have selected a better man.
There still many other matters of interest in AIyiers
which we shal notice at Il future day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-07
AlHkbG-k.ariAGy

THE handsomesi cheapest and best article for LIGHT in
the world is MARSHS PATENT OIL. This is new
nyen ton, recently introduced and very extensively
used by the publct is perfectly safe free to burn IN
any common Oil Lamps with the pie alteration of tube
which done for Inc trng expense of l25 cents This Oil
composeS entirely ofvegeabe and some six or
eight PARTS, some of which Essential OILS The whole
ims body beautiful in appearance, and gives clear bril-
liant, and odortess light without grease smoke smell OF
eTpi0ston-thus furnishing the public with an article from
which they can obtain almost any qtity of light and at
time clean and beautiful The above is for sale al
4. II. MENTIONS, FOSTER STREET, opposite the Boston
md WORCESTER and Norwich Rail Road Depots
N. B. Mr.. N. is the only Agent for Worcester.
Ian 9. dwu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-07
IENNy LTND AND NOTHING ELsE.

TUST received by the subscriber from the land ofWooden
- Nntmegs, where they roll off the time like the of
Cape Cod shore. JENNY LIND CLOCKS. new and
beautiful Mantle Clock Rosewood case, called after the
Swedish Nightingale that is pouring fourth her sweet
in this land of liberty with the Fugitive Slave Bill
thrown ill., which will sell for less than half what Dodge
paid for his ticket at the first Concert in Boston.
Also good assortment of Clocks and Clock Trimmings
will be kept hand with experienced workmen 10
pair that has worked only years. clock mandatory
and thinks lie give satisfaction.
Clocks repaired and warranted to keep time by with
NIL the variations, at A. NJ. DRiSCOLl'S Jewery Esab
lshment, BIGELow's COURT, Front STREET.
Worcester Oct ii. dWtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-07
GREAT DISCOVERY.
CURRIERS' OREGON HAIR. 0TT,

IHIS OIL is prepared by IL. G. CURRlER, who is the
sole Proprietor in the United States and il the greatest
discovery in the known world for the growth Of Hair, and
warranted II will cause the ha to grow where il has fallen
M and is preventative, and makes il grow thick DARK
md silky. Price y per bottle The best of references cal
obtained from those who have been benefited in this cty
n b. The money VIII be paid back, in all cases wher,
he Oil does not give satisfaction. Sole Agents for Worces
er, VIM. d. FENNO & son, l66 Man-st. dwu July
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B. l.. HARDON, & Co. CAIET WARE ROOMS

DEPT. Ioth, lc0U.
CARPETS! CARPEI!! CARPETS!!!
We have now on hand the gest and best assorted
stock of TAPESTRY, B5SSELLS, THREE
PLY, SUPERFINE, and XTRA FINE CAR
PETlNGS; together with all and complete assort-
nent of LOW PRICED all DOL Carpetings, Cotton
and Wool Venetian Stair and st Carpetings, Painted
Floor Cloths, from 81 to vas wide, and from Is to
,s the yard. Straw Mattings2ugs, Door Mats Ma
nilla and Rope Mats, Sair2ods, all wool printed
Bookings, from one yard to f. yards wide, and from
81 ~ cts to $3.50 the yardLinen Stair Bookings,
and every useful article bound in the largest Car
pet establishments in the coiy all of which are en-
Irely new and fresh Goods, attracting great variety
Of new and beautiful designs
Never before seenn any market.
We offer these goods to the pile, with the assurance
that they can and win be 50 under any and all cir
numstances, lower than the me styles and qualities
tan be bought in the Courtyard as low as they can
lie bought in any market in tn United States Persons
from all parts of the Sate slnId visit this establish
nent before purchasing.
All orders promptattended to.
csl7,Sw38 BIZ HARDON s, Co
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PATENTS.
American and Foreign Office.
.eScT~rs1r Business with Z. 5. Patent Off
WASHINGTON,

American and Foreign Office.
AseIIc5 >Ts1r Business with .. ;. Patent once,
WASHINGTON.
No. 22 State Street-BOSTCN.
IN 1910 the subscriber appointed by the Commissioner
orPaens Agent of the U. S Patent Office in accordance
with the 10th Sec. of Act of 1887.
Having renquished the Agency for transmission OF Mod
els, and adopted expeditions mode OF sending them
the Patent Office, Uherebg patent may De procured
about sir earlier; he continues TO forward them Tree
pexpeRse-to prepare Caveats specifications, Assignments
and all the Papers and Drawings Tor Paensj and
TO render advice legal and scientific matters respecting
the same Patents secured in Europe and other countries
Bv application this Office inventors are saved the time
and cost journey Washington, and delay there as well
rs all personal trouble in obtaining their patents They
also have advantage of Uerbaty explaining their inVen
tons and of consulting in respect to them; matters IN gen
eraI of importance an order TO obtain cofrec
notifications claims. The experience OF SlGteen
wears practice an extensive collection of rare works. dec
slons etc on mechanical subjects the Patent Laws and
patents of different countries, collected al much expense
during long this office has been established together
here kept ofinventons patented at Washing
ion enable the subscriber afford to inventors DESTROYS of
procuring Patents assistance and information which in other
| respects might be difficult of attainment.
| r. ii, EDDY, Soticitu of Patents.
! Washington, July FL, 1s49. During the time
DY ESQ., of Boston, did business at the Patent Office
ctor for procuring Patents. There few if any, per-
acting in that capacity who had much business be
fore the Patent Office; and there who conducted
it with skill, fidelity and success. regard Mr. Eddy
of the best informed and skiul Patent Solicitor
United States and have hesitation assuring
they employ person competent
and trustworthy and capable OF putting their appc
lions in form to for them early and fayorabl
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.
Boston, Sept IL. 1850. eodGwly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-07
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE.
L. A. HOLMES, ISL Main st., Woroest,

L. A. HOLMES, 157 Main st., Worcester,
(Old stand of MOVES IL KINBALI,)
NTANUFACTURER and Dealer in Rich Drawing R Dom,
VI Chamber and Cottage
FURNITURE.
FEATHERS, 1fa1'TRE SSES, MIRRORS,
LOOKING GLASSES, &c. &c,
with the largest and best selected of Furniture
to be found in this CITY,
Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited TO visit this
Establishment and examine the above extensive of
Furniture before purchasing elsewhere.
WIN a. MOVES be found at his old stand, where he
would be happy wait upon his friends and former
mers, and orders left with him will be promptly executed
l.. A. HOLMES, Isl Main Street,
directly opposite B. L. Harden & Co.'S New Store
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