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Police Intelligence.

.fisHdcsHsrf r. -rrsst N ne fps1reS fgis
Onw soTeffny night iset an nfs stout months
old, left ard abandoned the sto q Nr Brnnrtts
hcuse situ TED 20 the % Troy aud Hudson rcst
witch iriant ics,d up by Nr Benn~,ts family nd
bautsG O. u poi vho cusyeyea tie . the
ECEee since that Tine tceg Lambert - the sixteenth
Chtauto 'nfot Ion tsTtctg he whrresrDus Of
hs fupposro me. hsr TN saturday tS- above named ci
Iiccrsoed 90 house sitused 10 s.veutee1tht and
there srreft you.g woman. calling herself Hepebah
sies Mary Nah sid % be the mother a he stando1ed
iIfai The police likewise took into custody man
rsBsd Warren Lyon, alleged 60 h. the paranour Mics
Nash accfssfrJ TO The abs unfneut they were
18th conysJtd of Justice Ncgrah Who com mittsd
thin 20 rftscn.t o syait = further hearing
.3feH y fugrile frsn Nsfr Hgueq -Onicer Devoe,
q The chs specai aita srrtted saturday af-r
Moor. ERhs nIulattO "a an named Elisha Daplsx.
hoard The steamship Winheid scott from New Orlsans
Duplex j. charged With being fugitive New Haven.
CouItcCVt vhere lie stands indicted fclsniou aud
una sfiy stdueing mo mitrg farsrston With one
Mary Jane vrght, female undes the aye Of II years
warrant Nas forwarded 81 nr ds'ssl. the Chiei 81
Police stwo ~ judge Bennett q New Haven author
brg the ~ Of the accused The Ihef of Police
nitted the accused to PRISON be- back Tor trial
.7fTssf y heceirsT u sf0t gaofg S,tns few weeks
severJ burRarss committed In the upper par.
81 tie city ard large amour % property stolen on
Bell snd Bulgsr a-ftteo four Of the glars
their posssssur fouDt hrge % the etoen pro-
Isrtv IN FHurday ast the officers SAGE eded In
sting called I0hn Frees barber keeoiug shop
81 No ae71s Bow,ry, in whose yosstsson the officers
fuTd large quantity ~ ftoel property the proceeds
q vsritu bun sres omitted ~ the four burglars
tmed stove q whom il the brother ~ the bar
Der The rsry consisted n ladies wearing appare
faDcy articles clusFs sc silver found buried
IN tie bsot yard u the barber shop All the property
has been identified by the ovnafs rhe accused was
committed to prison for trial charge Of buying and
csivira uieD pertv
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AsHraL rson RIO % JASrito-rhe chip May Mer.
r Capt Rogers srrv. ast night from Rio de- Janero,
whence che sailed the z3i ~ August, which IL FIVE
days than previous advices from that port
Nevs from that quarter in the present threatening
aspect If affairs IL looked for With good deal OF in
tere.t We do net learn that anything % mportanss
has been received by the ship Mary Merrill Although
she left Rio de Jspeiron the 2i. her sd'ice' from the
q cannot be AMI later than thoss already pub
Bshed Our accounts from the Rio Grande which is
near the disturbed Provinces published in the HERALD
several days sgo we're 70 the 22d OF August
The Y steam frigs;e susqurhanDah, Capt Auisk
"ss repairing At Rio de Jsssiro and expected TO
leave fer thc Esst Indies about The III oft.
IRE . soop q var Jsmesloup, Capt Downing, for
hobteYidso, was also et Rio
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Movements Of Distinguished Individuals.
Court Calendar Tor This Day.

SUPPEME COURT. -CRcuT-Nos 1873, 635 $685. 637, 63s,
100 45S. 6o3. $50 to 645.
GENERAL rERM--Nos to Is
COMMON PLTAs.- Part Nos 2S1. SOL SIS, 6o3 sos,
GIL 626 639 655 666 500 OIL 673 675 GIT Part 2Nes
52s $50 500 594, Co., 64o 6Ss 66s, &c. 672 o7i &c.
6sS $50. 6s2
SUPERIOR Counr-Nos q T. g., 7, s. TO- H. IL, 10, IL,
is. ls 90 81 o. 3d. "a. rs, 26 27 49, 81 49, 3i S. &c.
81 3S 80
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NEws FRoHErRorE The steamship Humboldt,
captain Lines Is in Der .selith day, an may arrive
at any nour ne will bring four days later news
from all parts Of Europe.
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Tie y stors-hip Supply ssi.sd a. the 3Cth August
fer THE port via valparaiso. The following il list q
her tfie.rt.-Jieut Commanding Charles IL Kennedy;
~ on sbd Acting MATER WIN Talbot rrI1tor; Pur,er
Eicbsrd T Alison; Passed Asst surgeon John thorn
ley; Passed sid hiT men, wB nelly snd sytvanus q
Pits; captains Clerk Uuftsvus Oouton
TIE q. sloop ~ wsr Albany sailed rJm Key Wet
he 10Th ult for Havana
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meabeth avery accorc ing TO his tasJa
smith, Jr's, Clothing hstaothment, Jl Fulton street.
has ortnent m extepeve his articles admirably made
~ ror sieras are h prices auos. too ioW fo gures.
ali Who call can he suit ed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-06

THr SIERRA MADRE REVOCATION The revo.
lutionary movement which is reputed as having
been successful in the Mexican States Of Tamau-
hlss, Coshuila AMI New Leon, lying between the
Rio Grarde, the Guif, and the ezra Miire, or
her mountains, is a sineuiaf mir. :: appears
20 have been headed b. Canals al Ca sbsjal, tso
oi ne most notorious piundersrs of Gen. TaylJr's
baggage tisins during the Mexican war. There
wa NJ escaping then and no eatchius then.
they we're particularly The sworn ens nies OF tae
Texan Rarro-s. as the Rangers we're Of thon.
Vow, i appears H., these .wo men have healed i
Revolutionary ente furisc, omi'9sod e military
force, the pi5h itd substance Of which were two
coInpanies q Texan Ransers, buta andsr the Gs.
DeTslin-chief, Csrabsj al. ald ore under tie nnc-
diste con mand Of Canalcs. {. further appears
that our government at Washi-gion has been to-
tsly groraut e any such noyemens up 20 ihs day
Fl is reputed success aud even JET goes 70. be.
lievo Il Inis locks taG iL looks az 4 tae go-
vcrrusut bad LEFT o. our Sou.hcrl ffontiers, re
Mexican, Camanches. Apaekei and Texas Ran
sorr. % have g. rye al their way on both sides
., tie lire. What % come Of %, no person can
tel, or even conjecture. al MoHico, in 'sct. is
cropping 20 pieces. VII the cabinet &C Washing
ton wake -, ard lock into The sabjeet
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Gonraud.s L,,ln,d lln,r nye D. rnrrnntn.r

70 ave tatsiaotn tssen. Nuf seq" G0uraudf
loudre subtle oag hair from low frehcai OF an
pat o. the body Lgui Rougl, Lily white Msdc soap
and Hair Gloss az ~ alker street. Broaiwny Cen-
Ger, % Youth Ilird street, Philadelnlsa II
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Ttht thNh tOttlo q Da u Cd
cure Elected BY IT, u is defined TO Squire greater
ett9fy than auy othcr Article sale 81 he prn
cipal depots, y Ludos street and 1872 Broadway corner
John street Also for sae Of soaery and Grand
suee NO ~ ldson stree No IA nrosdway coraer 81
Enth stree and by SruEsisss generally Pfces5
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Union Safety COmmittce.-n a meeting,
held a. S Il. S it
the signatures this state together with the
be the
chance heeharcs Esehanie and other places Of public
Received nas isIsx citizen. in the cities. villages,
s il 81 X.
s1s :asisss from cS. friend. state
tee q William street; lSmes No. io;l New York
n' p,e0S' Is IN ''' ''''T NEW Tonx september 1851
pss this 70 m
Of November next. will in voting faithfully and fairly
en- October last which rssoiuson
Resolved fha. in the opinion this meeting further
With ss AND sGSia Ne
will 10 candidate the ensuag any other eeo-
ihen in favor Of reopanins the auessns renewed
has been posted up at the principal hotels and places Of pub
and signed
turs Upwards o. seven thousand names have been sub
Country papers will please copy.
rhe Glasses or the Mechanics .tute In,
Architecture nschhanicai Persoeevs AZ Ornamental
ne f s:s Ct Ro% ;e viii be
evening tMond.yl o'clock gae course will eonsist
members. 81 cla, evenings, Wednesdays and Fridays
South brooklyn who in favor of law and order and the
ming Of dummies locomotives in Atlantis street,
queted to be present this Monday evening the 9Th nst
At TIE Common Counc Chamber At o'clock, to protest in
the most emphatic against permitting the
Island Railroad Company TO steam Atlantic street.
Cheap Insurance should be our motto now
In this Of cheap postage cheap reading cheap travelling
Ind cheap every thing Pttronse PHILLIPS Patent Fire
Apnihilator. Once, No. Warren street.
q Green Turtle.-Received per last steamers.
supply Of fresh young Turtles and for suit
yurehssers Soup all this week Families and parties sup
PErER n BAYARD, s State street.
Alfred Monroe d Co.'S price Clothing
and Furnishing estsblib No. 45 Broadway AT thG
store may be found the best assort nent Of w
made Clothing Furnishing goods, &c. Every article 10
marked at the lowest possible price at which be ssd
@. b. Clarke, Merchant Tailor, No. II5,
william street-Entre new goods-perfect Ms. Very fine
SIC; Sack Frock. $40 to price order. Czeas
Southern And Inglish gentlemen wishing 6ress well,
please call. Established 1874.
India Rubber Shoes 100, 900 pairs of Dny'a
Patent Japan Rubber overshoos for sale by the
tor and manufacturer at % Corlsndt street, New York.
Price Of mems shoes, 20 cents; DO. Bon oente.
These shoes are warranted equal to In market Tho
trade ere respectfully invited 20 peoon Orders or
Inventor, Manufacturer and owner Of " India
Rubber Patst % COrt Ian AZ atrsetz
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that sum- he knew from experience 1t would be neces-
ssry for good number TO put $40 bills into the box
collection wss then taken, when the Rev Or PARTS
announced = missionary from the Sandwich
lhands and who would complete the ceremony by the
xprefsion Of fellowship
Mr. Quick then rose, and presented rather boyish
appearance OF somewhere about eighteen years Of age
Rev. DR. PARRIs taking him by the hand, then said
have travelled fifteen thousand miles give you the right
hand Of fellowship In the name of fathers and bro
Tiers welcome you not to luxury or wealth. or honors
but to toll and hardship and peril yet the best work on
earth and which would not exchange for any other
a work which will remain forever engsaven on the
tablets Of the heart when all other works shall be
broken up ard the sublimest specimens OF art shall
perish. 1 might we'll say In the Hawaiian tongue, The
then spoke in that language which was about the same
70 the son to ous as the @
ordained son of the mission there. When you arrive
there and the time comes that you should proceed u-
th.r on those dark islands that full Of the habi
tstons Of cruelty then again will we give you the rig
hand Of fellowship and prayers shall go up for your
safety and success, and that you may bring many
The ordained minister, Rev Mr.. Gafsk then CON
cluoed with short prayer and benedicton and thus
the ceremony was brought 10 u close.
-------
The Burning OF the steamer Lafayette.
TO THE EDITOR YORK HERALD.
s You will please contradict the statement in to-
days issue of camphene belonging to Pamers Express
being the of the burning of the steam propeller
Lafayette. We had none such on board
Very respectfully, yours PALMER 81 CO.,
California Express 80 Broadway
[REMARKs Our information was derived from gen.
tleman who came in the Prometheus, who received it
from passengers Of the lost vessel-ED. HERALD
MOvemeRts OF Distinguished Individuals
General John L. Wool 8. A and Hoo. Truman,
Smith, Cor in Washington.
Mr. ard Mrs l. Rachael. England Mr.. AID Mrs. John
L. Gar dner, Boston; j. Carlos Homi Buenos Ayres; Se
NJ Escandon, Topic, Mexico; sehor A. Escandon, do
Sepor del Bsxxico DO; d. Dsy Get and ant Paris
Lionel Rdout, London; jose d. Rdout Toronto; Mr..
and Mrs. s. j. Harrison Richmond; VIM. G.. Marlin, Phi
ladelphia; Mrs. LsDestock and daughter, do; Hon W.
G. DeForest Conn among the late arrivals at the
Union Place Hotel
c. s. Moorehesd Ky Capt. Pratt, Texas; W. Bald
win, Baltimore; Rev. NJ Maher, Philadephia o. Good
win San Francisco; A. La Motto Montreal, arrived yes
terday at the Astor.
Hon. Myram Clark. Manchester VT P. l., Robinson,
do; Gen N. b Graham, Princeton, N j.; 4. W. Bost
wick Montreal Tho1aas Oliver. Pittsburg; q. NJ Simp
son. New Orleans: d +. Macphier Quebec DR.. Comeggs,
CINCINNATI Thomas Maxwell Tuscaloosa Ala; J. T.
Amts. Cbcopee, Ms w Carter, do; b. uammett,
Philade!phia, among the recent arrivals at tho
Howard Hotel.
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e. rpetings a., Eoau.ed p,,c-s.--Pst.rso,.

~ hhLf w Brosnway corner q White ssrses,
Aug rch Brussels Csrpcs Tor q % 0s heavy
Ihreepy, = per yerd for Sc H. per ysrf;
Utd, al wool e. yhri. oil cloths heavy te
gtrd Ana All other goods found in carpet stores equally
.ow Prices
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i isnos in mortal. 60 command success,

q lseies q New their liberal patron
age hove nov hsrt snd constantly manufactarng Is
DIES nses and efildtn alter Boots aud Shoes Of ali the
various tt lt excellent IN qualt and nodsrats Ia price
with Iotptet, j. B MILLER l3I Canal street.
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FoLIcE JrsTicEs In ~ Article published in
Je-.cfday's HERALD, We stated that Mr. Justice
Lo'hro7 ha' declined 90 be candida e FOR 70 cleo
tirp. We are now authorized - state that Mr..
1ihiop has rot dscl ed; bu. her be will a.,
cep rouins' lot. 20 another question.
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son'et esse ana ,lsrancs invisible to any eve call a,
way Theatre '' Wv 1890
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snt.or Of persons requiring Hiss Improvement.
The sane was awarded silver sal for the Ares premium
81 the last far They he =. b. Phalon's Wig and
HAIR Dye factory ~ advay, corner Of Dey street.
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Won't Kos.n,b stare ', n-n nc hears about

them 81 uit those s. slesauty lined Win
teA'st aEd trose Brsness Coss 50 sad those m.kni
te.nt Jloaks velvst trimmed 40 lie viii call thc
ecther Of btetman aud Nassau streets ntt place,
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fefng 70 make Genleens shirts. maze sirts ~ fox
gentlemen AtukEbN's tAstor House s'yls ~. material
and wcsnGuship ever gArmeat pro
mtted IL sent home a. the apVoin ted hour.
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Who haze suffered sl the horrors dyspcpya fsv
lreta't TIE value add enc cy UNyrssat,d 8tter
sttsrr eme!1 this esir disease all les forms.
Sold BY b. n Sand 100 Fulton street e. ii. Alag W..
and A. l.. Scoviil n Co.. $40 Broadway.
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The STEAMSHIP ONO is expected to. day, with
the California mails Of the lat ait.
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not behnd the age, the march Of intellect has |
Mapped s broad wings and found resting place In San
Juan del Sur OBSERVER.
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Cheap Insurance should be our motto now
In this Of cheap postage cheap reading travelling
spd cheap every thing Pttronite PHILLIPS Patent Fro
Apnihilator. Once, No Warren street.
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EGreen Turtle.-Received per last steamers.
suppy Of fresh Turtles and for sale in o.s sus
purchasers Soup all this Families parties
FLIED at six shings per quart
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Long 1bIonO NalifOu0s-In0 c1t1zen1 OF
South brooklyn who in favor Of law and order and the
protection Of life and property and opposed TO the
ming OF dummies or locomotives in Atlantis street.
queed to be this Monday evening the 9Th
At TIE Common Counc Chamber At o'clock, to protest in
the most emphatic against permitting the Long
Island Railroad Company to steam Atlantic street.
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addIes.d to Mr. John olson CHEF Engineer Of ts Gu
he STEINER Europa, which sho~s the estinstiln sOGLES
eeepaed yIeron Fluid fr tic Har is held wherever g.
kn9Nni-. Liverpool Sept q, 1891 Ny dear Nav 8
ron5le GU TO tring ne SIX bottles Of Bogss Hyperion
fiud WREN sou next return. IL you know Mr.. B0ge
oas tei nm IRON me have his 1iod for time
sha ~ te MY thing get 70 Keep hair IN good
cphoon snd quite free from scurf am NeO satisfied that
r bogss Hy eon Fuid more gene ally intrDaucod into
ad Would fast supersede ali other articles manufac
tpied here fer smi ar purposes. Hoping you may have
E9oo ontsnd h me voyage sm you're always, A BAXTER"
te ab with Bodies Electric Hair Do Amoe Shaving
Nresm heheaona for the pltxion Nc may mad Of
The inventor, WV BUClE, no. az Washngton street,
noe o. sold Wholesale and retail by A o. Sands, Ne.
~ often street kusiton. CarA CO., Nc. N3 Broadwayj
Mhtsu Co.. No. lS Broaseay; VIM. II. Cary Co., No.
20 Pearl street New York and By the drugss and
tuners throughout the werld.
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HiTeu 1HoHfoe q 90 . ohe prIee OIOthIny-
and Furnishing estsbsbment No. 45i Broadway Al thiG
store may be found the best asor nent Of fashionable w
made Clothing Furnishing goods &c Every article 10
marie at the lowest possible price which ssd
and deviation from that price an instance allowed
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IuB,Atuto
Architecture. Mechanical PERSPECTIVE Az
Drawnt, ard Modelling in Ornament apt Figure, will
formed in The Institute Glass Rooms. Bowory this
evening Mond.yl o'clock Tae will consist
~epty lessons in each class Terms members S2
members, 81 Class evenings, Wednesdays and Fridays.
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william street-Entre new goods-perfect Ms. Very
fren Oh Cloth Dress froek 20 order $40 lower qualities
s6 Sack Froeh $40 to Sl2 price to order CtiEeas
southern And Inslsh gentlemen wishing W eress well,
please call. Established 1874.
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age asNe nov on hart tnd constantly maruf2ctarng Is
des nhses and etildsn alter Boots aud Shoes ali The
with Iotptet, j. B MILLER I3I Canal street.
"Checup n son gout"- which. traaslsf III.
smith Jr.s (othing aoisstnent i1l Fulton street
His sorrent extevsiye his articles admirably made vi
t1 error nsierals are IL prices ainos too ioW fet grrs
ali who call can be suite
won't X ossutb stare y.h.n nc hears about
them S6sut, and those s. Overo elegantly lined wlh
fe.nt Coaks veiv. srim Md AZ lie ~il raI AZ pe
corner Of Btetman aud Nassau streets tne ntt place,
sure.
Gcntismen's Shirts.--Sot every one rrr-
eetng make Gentlesens shirts. sirts ~ fox
sst,ism.n AtukAkNs Actor House ssh, a. material.
miasd Is sent home a. the appointed hour.
CerPetings Eouu.ed fsttc-a.--Petersoy-.
~ hFh My Sly Brosoway q White street,
sHg rich Brussels Carpets Cor - i0 ysra heavy
ssS I r r .Gplhs ,d sr o. y Is pee y'i
kd Ana All other goods found 10 carpet stores tauRy
Wigs and TouPees.--We would call the at
snor Of persons requiring Wigs, improvement
me sane was awarded silver metal Tor the arst premium
the last fair. 1hey q. n. Phaons zig and
Hair Dye factorJ' lT broadway corner Of Dey street.
Gouraud's Isqosd HAIR Dye IN warranted
to ave tstsaotn npay Nuf sed." GourAuds
loudre subtle tor otag hair from low rehcaIs any
snd Hair Gloss az N aiEer street. rear rsnS, clip
der, g South Third street, Phiisdelriis.
Wigs-Do you want Wig 60 nt witr
son'crt ease ana tlfeancs invisible any eve call A.
hANhNs a43 Broadwsy nearly opposite the Br ad-
Physiological Treatise on the Hair ysYon-
pabits each totte Of Da' B hyperion with cergeates Of
eores sGe.ed BY it, II is defined to squire greater
celebrity thar gy othcr article For sale ne prin
of a.d graaT
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Patent Japan Rubber overshoes for sale by the inssn
sor and manufacturer, at Cortlsndt street. New York.
Price Of mems shoes, 10 DO. 56a cente
These shoes wnrrsnted equal any market.
trade ere respectfully invited peoton Orders for ez
port executed with jtness HORACE " DAY,
Invenior, Manufactures and owner Of " Intia
Rubber Patetts. 20 COrt Isr AZ atrsetz
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United states Patent once.

ON the petition of Barnabas Langdon, of Buff
W falo, N. Y, praying for tho extension of pa
tent granted to him on the 9th January, 1893, for
an improvement in machine for planning plank and
other lumber, for seven years from the expiration
of said patent, which takes place the ninth day
of January, 1852
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office the 7th day OF january, 1852, at
II O'Clock m; and all persons notified to APP
pear and show cause, if any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to
file in the Patent Office their objections, specifically
set forth in writing at least twenty days before the
day of hearing; all testimony filed by either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules OF the
office, which will be furnished on application.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the National Integencer, Republic, and Union,
Washing ton, ID. c.; Express, New York; Albany
State Register, Albany. N. Y. Coyameroiai Adver.
tser. Buffalo, N. y; Providence Journal, Provi-
dence, Rhode islandj Daily Advertiser, Boston,
Massachusetts; Pennsylvania Inquirer, Philadcl-
phia, Pennsylvania; and Pittsburg Gazette, Pitts
burg, Pennsylvania, once week for three suc-
cessve weeks previous to the seventh day of jan
uary, 1852. THoS. EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents
p. S. Editors of the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills TO the Patent Office with
paper containing this notice
Nov 7-iaw3W
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PROFESSOR GROUx's

French Class for Conversation s. Reading,
WIA be opened on Tuesday. the l4h inst, at 7 p M
rNHE OBJECT OF THIS CLASS is to aid in
IL every possible way those persons in Washing
ton who desire TO acquire an accurate knowledge
of French, and to learn not only 10 read, but to
speak the language hueptly Mqat persona in the
United States acquire their knowledge through the
eye alone and hence the number of individuals
here who read tolerably well, but do not comprc-
bend word OF French when spoken, or when
read, by another. To such persons such Glass
promises very great advantages.
The members will meet at the rooms of Profes-
sor ID. E. GRoUx, native of France, who will di-
rect and superintend the exercises opposite
Browns Hotel, where tickets may be had.
REFERENCES:
FRANCIS MARKoE, esq, G street, between Sd
and a streets.
WIN s. DEnnicK, esq, corner of | and 10Th sits.
Gen. N TowsoN, corner of and 18th SITS.
Maj. w. RICH, ii street, between 18th and 18th
streets.
JOHN WILSON, esq, 18th ST., between +. s + SITS.
Capt GEO F. De LA ROCHE, Georgetown.
Col. PETER FoRcE, 10th street, near d.
Rev. JAMES RYpER.
Rev. w. j. CLARKE, corner OF 9Th and T. sta.
Commr ANDREW HAYWOOD, corner of l4th and
Il sis.
oTis c. WIGHT, Rittenhouse Academy.
THOMAS CARBERRY, esq Got s-tf
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Thus. Z W BANK,
G. Commissioners of Patent

OFFICE WnmINoToN AND MANcHEsTER r. Co.
MARION CoURT HOUSE, 5. c.. Oct. is, 1851.
- EALED PROPOSALS will be received until
~ the 10th of December next for the piers of
bridge across the Great Pee Dee river. The job
comprises four piers-one very heavy pier for
draw, and the sinking of cast iron hollow pilea by
DR.. Potts pneumatic process for forming founda-
tons The plan and specifications of the piers will
be exhibited by the Secretary Of the Company at
Marion Courthouse, and by the resident Engi-
neer, l.. j. Fleming, esq, at Wilmington, North
Carolina. WALTER GWYNN,
Chief Eng. vii and Man. K. K. Richmond, Va.
p. S. MIR. Charles Pontez, "a Liberty street, New
York, is the proprietor of DR.. Potts patent in the
United States, Nov lin