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A or,ot Djnn,r % Amin Rem.

Bosros, November ga great dinner given Amin
Bey by the merchants Of Boston, the Revere House, last
Hon. Daniel Webster r. g. Winthrop, e. Everett, U. APP
plelon, L. A. Eliot &c. The table spread with great
pagnfcapce and beauty Speeches made by Messrs
Webster and Winthrop Mr. Webster, In his remarks. said
that the Turkish the United Satesnot
a broken and severed Union.
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For Norfolk. ...
a RNn The steamer Osceola will, for the
season. make but trip week the above place,
k leaving Washington every Tuesday at O'Clock,
m returning leave Norfolk every Thursday, o'clock p.
ana a ouchng, going and returning, Cone
and tne usual landings on the Potomac.
Nov7--n JAMES MJTCHErI
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TUE Races OF Men-by Robert Knox. M. ID. 4 vol.
Frck, NJ. ID. =
Nov FRANcK TAYLOR
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coxytrrr CENSUS OF BosroS.-The total population Of
Boston, by the United States compared with the
STATE census taken last spring, is as follows
Population by State census ,ss W
!" United States census ispWo
Decrease Of ponul.,ion under u state. censu. I,s2
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TELEeRApHIo REPORTS ron THE UNION
Condition Of the NortLern Markets.

Condition of the N0rthern Markets.
New York, November 60, p m.-The stock market Is
quiet but firm, as last quoted-Canon o. Flour quiet
sales Of barrels sSis brand. a. O. s 9u S
bushels 0s lO4 Genesee do ia lis cents
Corn less acuvcsaes 1000 bushels at 7oaH cents for
200 barrels a, $40 Cotton rm but not active
small sales. Whskey, 26a "a cents in bbls
PHILADELPHIA, November So, p. m.-Stocks without
change Sales of 800 barrels standard brands -four ~
81 Corn meal and rye flour unchanged Wheat steady.
cents Corn-yeIIow, 81 IS cents Rye, u rs cents
Provisions and groceries unchanged Cotton steady Whs-
arrival Of the Empire c.tg H. Hs,l Hundred thousand
NEW YoRk, Nov. 6-The steamer Empire City; from
from California to the 9th Of October.
She bring $500 900 in gold dust as freight besides large
amount In the hands Of passengers
ceIyile,
Terrible have been received from the overland
emigrans, who suffering greatly for want Of food by
the cholera and by attacks Of Indians Il estimated that
there twenty thousand in the placers be-
yond the desert, Subscriptions have been opened In San
sa for hs ssns but
refused; he had no power to do so:
The late fire destroyed l25 buildings comprising several
squares loss estimated $500 ooO Among the buildings
destroyed the Pacific Hoiel Just commenced on Jack
son street and the Philadelphia House The court house
The cholera still prevailing in California
The steamer Oregon arrived al Panama on the TIN with
the OF the passage Of the California bills. Z
The dates from Kingston are TO the 2sh uino The
day, principally Creoles and blacks t4
SECOND DESPATCH.
The clerk of the Empire City died the passage,
large quantity OF gold has been shipped within the
week prior the latest dates from California. The amount
il is supposed, will be less than three millions Of dol
lars.
Trade was brisk ffom the mines Purchases were
king actively in prepar ation for winter
There is less stingency in the market than has
been known before.
The ground burnt by previous fires has nearly
all been built upon. The miners doing very pros
porous business.
Produce of all kinds In good request Western -four
selling Sl4 SIS per Dbl Beef, SIT SIS Mess pork,
SIS prime, Ss Slt Dry goods in fair demand. but not
active.
Destructive Fire in BostonRaiiroad Depot Destroyed.
BosToN, Move 5-At half.past this morning, the
great freight depot Of the Boston and Maine railroad,
Causeway street, discovered TO be fire. and
totally destroyed The building five hundred feet long,
sured
At the time the fire the lower part contained the
ward freight train, leave five O'clock consisting OF
thirty laden with cotton flour, NC. These cars and
their contents totally desroyed-no insurance The
upper part of the depot cuped by Maod Fernad,
mahogany dealers, whose loss IL estimated at 8600O0-
insured for $4,000 The total loss estimated mt hun
bred thousand dollars
NEW ORLEANS, November a.
The leading democrats have Published address, in
which they the pursued by Senator Soue
during the last session Of Congress.
A great Dinner 10 Amin Bey.
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G3Knghts Templar.-A special meeting Of Washington
Encampment No Of Knights Templnr win be held this evening
Thursday the Masonic Hail. Of and 10Th
O'Clock. H.-
BY order ofM. Il. @. c..
Now Recorder
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REEBEs New York Hats.-Jus opened, full supply Of
I'D Beebe's hats
Also variety Of sencmsn' dressing robes. q al
sTEvENs's
Great hat cap, and gentiemcn's Quitting store,
Nov a-an No. Browns Hotel
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Destructive Fire in Boston. r
NEW ORLEANS, November 4.

The leading democrats have Published address, in
which they the pursued by Senator Soue
during the last session Of Congress.
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fBy telegraph TO the Baltimore sun ]
New Jerssv Electisn.

NJ
NEwiRK. Nov Cpl. m.-Mercer county, Runk.
WnEp majority s-a wing loss OF 100 since the pfes-
aenus election The South ward Of Newark gives Runk
oange, 900 The latter gave Taylor 3i5 Fort has
majority in Clinton.
q, Mercer county the whig majority for governor IL
~, and the democratic majority for Congress l25 Mr..
nsxander democrat is probably elected to the senate
beng democratic gain.
sfnofs ticket
burlington county 300 majority for Richards for Con.
10 Monmouth and Burlington congressional districts,
TOT, Tor governor, has majority OF AZ.
10 Mercer county, SHELTON, (democra) for Congress.
10 majority. Alexander (democrat) is elected TO the
senate by % majority.
supposed-indeed conceded by both political parties
coed Haines.
SHELTON (democraD is elected 10 Congress from the I'd
district-gain
Essex county gives 500 majority for Runk twhig) fol
governor
Burlington county (six townships) give GOO majority
'O' Fort supposed majority for Runk, twhigJ 100
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NAP OF the Territory acquired from Mexico showing
M the boundaries California; Utah. New Mexico and Tesa
proposed by The Senate and adopted by conTes-y Charles
Nov - s'"' FRAHCK TAYLOR.
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DYER q McGUIFth Aucuoheerse
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SCHOOL DESKS, &c-on Sat
III urday morning, 10 O'Clock, shall sell In front
OF household funiure beds,
bedding, Stoves &C.
Also BY Older Of Of John Mcleod
|
A quantity OF school desks, benches &c
DYER MCGUIRE,
Nov I'D Auctonsers.
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lwNOEnE OF the Wasbn&tots
etyThe first of annual series Of concerts % he
Society NJ Cafnss Saloon Thur
day, the 9Th Of November commence ocock pcisey
The officers az the all times prepared 20 receive the
names OF 10 ladies and gentlemen the privileges
Of associate membership ana 70 nsn e nenas and
subacnbers with sing admission uckeu Oct3-M
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m NOs sERAPHINES s1e.Iust received, schooner
M,cb,ssn from York. further supply pianos These
viii, stock of Chickering's superb pianos
complete embracing
scaIe 81 ST. and 7octavesof the highest
o. and finish Secondhand pianos taken in part
mcn
Also received supply Of superior caphnes
NJ factory prices.
New music received weekly including nj o. Jenny
Lind this with beautiful vgnees and sold ne low
RICHARD DAVIS,
oct2e-eod3t Pennsylvania avenue,
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BALTIMORE, Nov. SIS. D.
The Nsv York Eiecti0n-Burnsd 10 Deaih.-Jsnny
Lind-Boy Droiensd--Ths Markets re
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TIE Herald and The Labor Movement.

~ ~ EdttcS o. TIE Ivt0uHe:
NEw.YORS ThursdAy Aug. H. 1850.
Nv attention has been just called to sn article On
the Labor question in The Herald Of this morning.
Issree fully in the description Of this article, which
Iheard, namely, that il is sPecious dexterous, eva
siye aud false, and calculated to misrepresent and
injure the cause Of Labor. therefore AJAX as much
space a. will enable me to expose it.
Who or what am is immaieriAl. Bat IN order
70 redeem my argumen. from all imPusation of liars,
II may DO as well to say briefly what am not
am no. Horace Gre sley am not Mr., Dana Mr.
Bsysrd Taylor or yet Nr. Brisbane in short am
not connected with The TTibin.Sj am no! 50
cialst / am not a member Of any Fade, protective
or beneficial society. i have no interest 10 this
matter save, on the one aide, sympathy with the
weak, and on the other. bash for toe unscraPs'
lous.
In order thoroughly to appreciate and fairly I'D
,udse the Heyods article it is ssary to anayzs
II, II consists, then, Of good deal OF selfsuihcient
Soenatisn, one or two statements Of fact, an ap
pliestioD O, those facts, and conclusion dedaoed
from them.
l,kal deal with them ia their natural order tlG'
hoo the facts srst a. the basis Of tho structure sod
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Fdueaon the expense he Ped by lex 70 he lsei "a
th. Township and not ~ 20 Out % n
The following Bill for tesuring the Land Reform
10 also recommended TO the adoption Of Congress
and discussion Of the people:
FREEDON OF TIE PUsLGC LANDS
ACro s'isb u Ne tqaai 3 u ae ne Of TIE Ll and o.,
The United States TO oasssad- u indtuah nes'
and ss,ocsiots 70 pfO'ds ~ The rea's q Popa'too %
Labor he instead n he slave ~ Cipfi and 20
p.rpe;asie the Bspubhe-
sgcrIos Betf snnrted he. THAT TIE LANDS or rHE
UrITIp STATES SHALL NO Longer b. soLD
sEc2 That t1e Public LANDS shaw hsncefJ,h BE- sur
yeVed into townships OF tr miles square subcivded into
farm o, o. quaFer section or 700 serei eacn eIcepl one
section In township which shall Be surveyed INTO vii
sge lots IN sun tent quantity for ne Tar rs aud Pubic
PAX for Town Hail. sfores' and otnsr PUBIC oahangio or
sIc g. Thai where there may natural obstruction
he Village shs be laid out IN toe center section OF ms
ocaiier 10 warrant De pariure from TIE gsnerLrue.
SEC That there shall be Public Roads between the
townships sI rocs vide and also roads Of equal width
ssg psy through each townlhp except when ihe village
ocAton or natural obstruction may render pAuA Vi'ia-
src Thai any landless native OF the United ssie'
male or female or any other adult laDdess person who
will legally testify thai be or abe has taken the necessary
steps 70 citizen and intends 70 be 90 a. soon As
possible may on payment Of Five Dollars 10 cover
penses OF survey and regisaon ai the land Office Ia the
suct farm village lot Of any survey and not
preyously entered except such nay be seied t1e
time tht act shall become law aud possess the sane by
both parties may be In possession OF public ots the SET
temen nigh, Of one or other must be disposed OF within
year forfeited to the United aes and Provided J'h
that purchase possession Of other lsld shall be
forfeiture Of the night OF possession OF public OF 10 The
United STATES.
SIC That each egal settler public lot shsl have
night Of all times TO dispose Of his o. her night Of posses
sion but II married male only with the consent OF his
wife. by deed legally executed TO any andiess person
qualified as herein before PROVIDED who shall ihen sand
IN the relation TO the United States as the previous
settler.
SEC That the night OF possession Of paohe loi may
be hired wed as may other properly uoder voc Avs
Of the state or Territory In which the lot may be situated
Exeep mo aoaV that II can pess into the hands Of none
SIC Thai any number Of persons quaihed a. siore-
.si5 hold their portions OF land IN common ProridSt
he s.criaon sba have no power 10 eyect m sm0er ex
a a. zee with a written agreement duly suthen-
,trs,ed nreyious TO his or her settlement
src o That any settler proved guilty OF destroying
ees either person by proxy on any puoc lot other
Than lis or her possession shall forfeit his possession
10 The town Ia which such offence may have been nmt
ted If settled 10 the ne.res settled township, which
shall then as possible dispose OF the same 10 psg
son holding no other land.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

s,UPREsk coURI-is u. mats, a a.. go
-. = Sss -s.sIs D. re-: :. a. S q ". Ios @
= o~,rssA Broad~v ,nd Grvsr-eA ,r..t = a. ~ 49,
'is r'y-rA. 'ss-cnssfs corussol.o fstnsi, "a. 49,,
rssi he above entitled ns,'.r art.,.s
''' csurt ofths ss;s oS- Yc sris.i "a "a. - A, -
'1S.f et 's sscs Pgr,a,ni u - r.gu-msats q -. AZ
p. Lesssnr. u lie Peep 90 i.sai, Z Ne. Tos .r.s ~.
49, :, - 't.s a. 40 q r.frs ss''p .sssr
1sessf5 70 he cv o. New fofa ita p.,a.s lpri
sd Pssssd Aprl sh lss absera q &. gsuns,, ~
$500 Conn '.cas.i a - aso's aaisr sossi
sue q ne oroers 81 - - f'---s ns u 90
- sy sgp..f 90 he nsPs q ~ Goa tg.b.f q
fbsasft Also al ~. ,ss., :, 80 - .
$50 y u. sAe csnazs-,Jasrs nskss r.por
80 County q ss- Yors ,a a. ., "a - o. ~
asr' 70 'aaa or Al a-i .I,y ..s c. y
ana Place h-rslnaisr n-at,osss N-'~ ~ ~ 49,
,oTs Of u: .sass A. a. e. s. !. q.
- cs,v ~ Ne, ~. 20 A..',l-a, .aa lars. c.sv
Is4e Pss.e Nay ~ y. o.Ss a. oes,p.s,
,Se 49,, go 80. -. ~. sssnprcvs@ snt, ssscts<
,ns ,H persons Who's zsr ss,.s &c A's.ssn
sras Noes Hsy.. Jgao u. Ch.rsss u =. soss
us.oner. Al bis houss ~ 3 Gfsansy an n q
limit. embraced By ~. ssisssusr ioao-, an s,ss
All hoe 30, Pee- or srs, q nd a. rrd wsrd ofA. CO
oD.y street e-s~-so n. -e-sy m. 90. o. Bsoss-sy .s
D,rrss Of nod ,.s ca --s.y Oi sross-s,
se-een The Dor.i ls SO Of CoS si.s AL ths ,Ost
cry .ds Of furou ,'v srssPs ios Ne, "a .ns ~
Broadway and ala al those o P-s. p,rcs 4 ,sass
aac eeng the sssls ard weary $50 Of arssr- ,ss
,hs rohsy ns or dc Of Coss, street ard ne .cae
tns .s Of raos'it,t sIespts '-reron b. ano.s SIC
street
Of And SITUATE aad the
Hashx-on between po1t ds'sn s,tv est
porh-ry The oCgfhsy ns saso Ccrtsrct
pont twenty sCuth-rV IRON TIE soaths
hoe Of Futon ossSr With al the ots as -s
sshngt0u street sstsssa pot ta1t sI k-s ssf
four ochss norhsr he rohery sds e. coll1dt
ard point feet ten inches soatsf6 IRON
.outnery so ~ to-s uis
eel. e.atsr SIDE II West
uersry SIDE Of Corsst
Fulton creeping tssug1 s ia
lSs iSo and i30 IVES,
And also al TIE lots psss psfcs o. had zohsr0
southsy des Of John between Bress-y ard Pearl ss
and also all the lots pafss Il se the sss,sr
Broadway from No 10 Boadvly % No Broaivay ncsvs
and .o the parcel. Of lard ,ns v.s.-
sides q Nassau from No q ras.s
rrss Dclus,ss and Aho al Us e pss Of iss
satery and westerly SIDE. q Du stTss Nos 9
i1d Dutch and also al tie - pamela u
,bs westerly side Of william street. from 10 ~ william
80 III william street nciys tog-tss N the ts The
gy Of william from No i0s " Han Il,
william street. ucusNsi and ao 81 he lots ssrcsb
tnd both Of Gold street, from No q Cox y,
Sod street, inclusive, creeping No. - COX strsst
And so al the o pieces psreb o, and Tie toesyy
southsrN Of Burning sip, bstussD the ssV fss
s,resi and the westerly sde Of fro1t SrsoI
And sad Commissioners fAsr gvs ao.e, tAzi ASH
I'll BE- made and presented 70 The Supreme coan 81
Tork SPECIAL rH Of - Esd csui 70 ~ hss
The City Hall City 81 Ns- Yot tbs lat Noa.sy Of s,
tsmbsr merit (bsnE the 81 day Of sspen5sr lss oSeoea
thereafter couuss ss,rt
DATED Few Yort, Juns ~ lsco
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CORPORATION NOTICES
NOrIOK.-Pubnc Dol

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PubIic notice is hero
y given the owner or owners, occupant or occu-
pants OF oil houses and lois, improved or uEimproved
lands affected thereby, that the Assessments have
been completed by the Atessor and are lodged In the Of
fee Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination, by all
persons in crested, viz For laying new and reaying
old bridge stones for cronwaks at heniersecons OF Ecs
Sourleenlh-sL East Fifteenth o. East xieenh'st East
Seventeenth and Unlonp The limits embraced by
such Assesent include all the several houses and os OF
ground lo pieces and parcels OF land Aed on
both Ides Of Fourthave. between East Thiriesna and
Eat Fourteenth ss and the esstery side between East
Fifteenth and East Egnlesnh Dts on the westerly side OF
Ipyersty place. between East Fifteenth and East Seven
eenih SIS on both sces OF Broadway between EAT Sew
eneeph and East Eighteenth s on the iouhery AIDE OF
East Fourteenth 81 between Uniyeriy-pAce and Filth
ave on the norhery ife OF East o. boih sides
OF Eat Fifteenth East sixteenth and East Seventeenth SIS
between Irving place and Finn ave- AL persons whose To-
teresu are Affected By the soovenamed Aitenmena and
who are opposed TO the same either OF them, are re-
ouesed 10 present their objections In writing 10 The under
signed AZ their Office Hail OF kecordl within thirty days
from the dale OF this noice-Ohce Bureau OF hneaa-
menis Street Department, Aug II, 100
SAMUEL II. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
aul7 lot ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
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IMPORTED CARPETINGs,

TUX TIE FALL IEADE
- hlfh LOINsBEkf are row receiving t1sir sup
Cpies for he fal Trade, consiItiug OF ROYAL RAP.
FSTRlES, BRUSSELS, IMPERIAL THREE-PLY, IN.
GRAIN and other CAkPEflhGs, comprising Of Tie
largest complete and desirable ASsormsnts ever on
tered in This markell
Their purchases being made entirely Tor CASA Aaord,
them advantages h mGEing seec ioLI Out few po,
and enables hen sell AZ The lowest posIibe prces
Engnlh Tapestry Carpets, from lis 10 lis per yArd
Erghln brastels Carpets from - 70 tOs per ward
knglIh Three-Piy Csrpets, from 80 10 100 per yard
American Three Ply Carpets, from y 10 gs per yard
English and American iuPefhne Ingram CarpesI from
- 10 70 per yard.
Enghih and American tine Ingram csrpe.I from 4. TO
- per yard.
Common lngnain Carpets from % 10 20 per yard
Aho, large stock of Engiish snd American FLOOR
OIL CLOTHS, from f-etIO a ieel wide
DKUODkTiNGs 81 50 II suo 10 vida with
choice sssof.enI OF al ote goods connected win he
uat-. equally low SMITH 4 OUSsBERY,
sD5 ~ 80 PeArlsL siKh Carpet store ron chahan-a
IL AOs, AOFk Ks, 1nc al EiIds Of papes 1aaafAersT
aAsfs ssxlt, boa soi AID tod lfbsssi serms by
ali 9Au6T pEkASkbon. ia ana Us Bcufk-ss
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PROPOSALS.
CrsrcN. HousE, Ngw-YoRK,


Collectors Ohcs, Ansus, Is, ls0
DR0P0sALs of etir down ne LSns. d'l. ". On GA
L klony PoLL nud,on River and Tor rebuilding one 90
refved II hi, once until Wsdnestay, the 9lsI Inst
a. MAXWELL saperintensenI ofLights-
sPECif VACATIONS
rbetDver 10 be bull Of ,oue 90 site OF ths present
one 10 he ken dOvncamet-r Is feet al he base and 10
ete Eeop siss. . tee, tiS@ zoe et ss o.
portion u are g. 10 DC used Ia No CONSTRUCTION ot
the rev one. 1905, ,,,oav
Oh huodson wal w. Ne feeg inch-s IN diameter, and
Ia exc DO IL feet below The surface Of the eaTh the walls
y dressed inside and outside and ard 10 Rosentae cement
the dosr ,' window ss sud inIels to be cut blue stone
the vault " have seps Of cut blue stone laid Ia cement
CARPENTER WORK.
Two hoors constructed Of 3x2 ncn timber placed 10
inches cenier' lumber and snerndeek 4xs nJon .nd
snedecE 10 be laid with b-si quality merchsnisoie mill
ed worried floor plsrt and nailed the ori door 70 20 II
pch ihict hat,on with AK jsmbs be .u1g nth large
hinges and 70 nave inch rim lock the Windows
number 10 be onr Tx h sashes cared inside and outside IN
the be, The Window 10 The hrsi story 70 have out
ads baton shutters With ruit.be sIeninR, the STARE 10
he made OF Geogis pine laid strong timber string
pieces with guard rail extend from hf story 10 Lanterns
The oil Vault 10 have ousds cellar doors OF Paek mug Oh
ropr welded e, hinges With hssp and paddock compste
LANTERN, Ne
The corner posl Of TIE lantern ~ be wrought iron by
inches and 10 extend feet below the lantern decK into the
stone r, and firmly anchored 81 the bottom the pa1e and
oil, to be ~ i,eh ron and 70 e1ena AROUND as lsn.s
sash he u inches from the deck, and 10 be hhed villa
hick sheet iron; the sash Of The lantern to be by /. nca
ron be neatly and secured to the posn Win fyet'
not more thar II inches spar esch panel 10 have rabbits
for Rss rveted OF by inch, with holes drilled In each
Il inches apart 10 secure the glsss the rsen a. the op Of
lantern TO be by iro1 made according TO pAn AMI GOV.
cred with 20 copper lantern 10 be gszed With best
quality white French plate ssss 1874 and SIG OF 40 nch
bicf In white cad putty, and 10 receive two eosb OF
paint a. directed by the superintendent
On the outside Of The lantern and around TO be round
iron railing 10 diameter.
Tor sill OF lantern and arsn cement OF railing and smoke
lack see plan or drawing Al the CusIon.house
tbs ths cOcalruCuOu OF the lower
ard .ntern with The kmsnshp 10 be Of the besg
18Th OF uexL be approved Of by such
A, the Collector thA des gnse, before payment made
therefor. - ,.. -
framework 10 the hight Of the present tower and adjacent
thereto and place The old lantern thereon, 90 hsI NE
during the mova OF the old and the erection OF The new
tower hul' Gih
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pATENT CgTTING AMP oAkyIN sSa1 aAG G I'm,

RITENT CUTTING AND CARVING MACHINE
RFoR WOOD AND hETAL-The above machine
been thoroughly tested for Than two years, no
nsens.e desires call the attention OF capitalists 10 ne
nina The machine embraces The most perfect COMBINATION
~ that been introduced for cutting or
ana capable Of producing any form or shape nom
Inc ~ OF The pattern down II performs with The most
nec accuracy and great dispatch every description Of cub
Hng IA cuvng Among long List OF article. may be req
80 he following: Cabinet and Piano-forte mAksfs
49, boots for calico, paper and olcloth printers wood
tvna block letters picture frames brush handles matrices
~ type and al mknnef OF Gothic, nodded cared
"a ar.r work for capenerS use In churches, cottages
- L. lie fhe economy Of time and labor BY The nee OF
hs.s msrhres In furnishing much reduced cost long
H. ~ sTcles 10 the mechanical OF daily and OF
ni,Iv "A well a. Of luxury, WILL II believed, convince
,esdH, he most ncreduoui 10 il value properly pat
IN onerstou The ypgin he labor Of carving will % al
ort nom lcO 10 so per cent; aud II has rival
- m nne N viii readily control the market A regards hs
nssnrgtI Itself Is Ia incon1esu0Iy subsAnnA one IA
t,Ler on combination OF moYeue ns never 0elofe alien p
- "a one Of IL beat recommendations 10 bal l. has pass
"a - INV me United States PGeuI Once, bat als0 .5ai Of
G-s,t RTitsin France and Belgium vhere heir Known
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