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Died..

On Monday October H. after long and Illness
ChRoIiEE. The wife Of John II Stevens, aged 20 years
The relatives Of the family respectfully
insreo To- attend the funeral this afsrooon (ruesday)
O'Clock from the of Sixteenth street Ninth
avenue.
On sunday October g. at his fathers residence Nor
fix Via pis aged 70 year, RICHARD LAMB eldest OF
William " Ismb Esq
At The resioence Of his grandfather near wilmington
Del. September 30, KontRr DANsY. aged l year aai 2
dsys. youngest child Of George and Ann b. West, Of
New IuIk
On Monday October II after a long aud illness
HuiphH, wife Of James Magiil aged 80 years aud 6
mon hs.
The relatives ard friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend The nnerst nom her late residence No
III North Fourth street Williamsburg, on Wednesday,
at clock
On siopdsy. October IL at Bergen J., in the 36th
wear of Der age CAROLINE KEuth daughter of the lat
John and Mary Xix
The TRENDS If the family. and the members Of The
Norfolk street beptist church respectfully invited to
attend the unetnl, ths afternoon (rues1ay at four
oc Oh from he residence Of her brother In law John
ustrs No Go seventh street
On sunday. October 10 OF consumption, DANIEL CuM-
MINGs. sped 81 years.
IRE friends spd scousinances are respectfully invited
O'Clock from his late residence NO 90 York street,
Brooklyn His remains wiz be carried to Newark. N. j..
for iltumtnt
Kilied ~ Ma'smoras ALEXANDRA FINLAr, aged 81
y,ars ls'e II JeItey CITY n j eldest Of the late
Robert Fin'sy, Cseebsney County Monaghan ireland.
ms tbsr has received letter from the Captsin Of the
con pepy ftstipq that be had joined The revolution in
Nouh Mexico and war kiled ut Ma'Pmor8s tie says,
Ir.uninpd With bin un'l he oied aud received his last
wisb.s lie ss,o TO t, you TO grcve tor hi n. that
h Dying happy lie was my devoted friend good
citizen brave SOLDIER highly respected by all sho
lnew him l buried HIM deceptly rs circumstances
would permit and he told me to write until would
cei,e an answer. wrote 10 You In November last
p. III.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER IL, 1862.


Cleared.
ship Horatio Swift shanehae Grnnell, Minturn Co.
ship pumgmtuk Pratt Kingston, ia. Nesmith g. Sons.
Ship We'tn mister, shapter, Now Orleans, Stanton &
sshiP Isaac Alsrson. Scars New Orleans WIN Nelson:
Bark salem Miilett san Francisco Isaac NTH,
Brig Oregon tBr), Cary. Bay of Fundy Barclay Liv-
Bris America Orb MoKinnon, St John. NIB. Whitney
Brig Relief Gates Jacksonville Peck & Church.
Brig Reveile Sherman st Marks. smallwood, Anderson
schr Penny Biaclinston. St Thomas. &C. Maitland
Sch, Brenda Smith, Nassau, Mp, master.
sehr Bleeoker, smith, Washington. Bateman 4 Kud-
sshr Miami Powell Powell Wilmington vim Powell
schr sturges, Tairchd. Ae1andra, sturgos, Clear
solr ksbeeca. woelam, Petersburg
sotr Charles Colgate, seaman, Baltimore, MAILER Lord
sSr Sf
sloop " Sanford. Smith, Philadepha.
Arrived.
US M Steamship Franklin, Wotten Havre and Cowes
S,l masi 1nd ~ 81 5 t. asnss0n The left
snp riorda II from St
3 for Liverpool
'sss.
blue ana white signal with red ball. apparently not long
Leases, &c to Thompson 4 Hunter.
Brig VERNON tot Bangor) Kent Inagua, IA days with SALT
Brig Dash !prl, Callahan Sydney. cB. days with COAL
Brig Clinton, Mitchell charlesods days, with ostton
&c, to Buckley.
Brig american Hayden Savannah, 10 days. with cotton
&c, to Durham Il Dimon
Brig President Zachary Taylor Holmes stonington Conn.,
2 days
Brig oanda Dunbar, Mlb,idge. days. with lumber to
w Ropes.
Brig i .I Ioysl Cooper Roohland ballast
Sthr Alt (Br) Mcmillan, Ragged Island Il days with
salt to ii New man Il Co.
schr Magnolia. Torrey Pugwash Ms, days, with lum-
Der to A Benson.
days. With lumber to Peck u Church. OCT miles of
Hacr&s light the wreck and aft schr the tops
Of her masts were out Of water; had square sail bent
supposed she had been run down.
sehr Elizabeth Ann of Washington NC). Krause. WASH
Schr En- Ayant (Br) Dunbar, Windsor Ms, IL days.
Sclr Tariff, johnson, Stamford Conn, days.
Schr Treasurer, -, New Haven. 3 days
Schr Mary Brainard, Buell. Portland, Conn, days.
Schr Joseph Hall Coe, Portland, Conn, days.
Schr Bay state, Bird, Boston. days
Sc hr Adelaide, Brigga, New Bedford, 6 days,
Sehr Wnett Robinson Cartwright Sagharbor, days.
Schr Challenge Joyce Gloucester. Mass, days.
Schr Magnolia, -, Macbias, IL days.
Sohr Marllehead Bradley. Lubec, Ne, s days.
Schr Matilda, 0 Brien, Calais. 70 days.
Sailed,
Ships Wild Pigeon (cpper Putnam San Francisco Ba-
vara Bailey hayre south Carolina Sanford Mobiles bark
Bowen Dyer, Kingston brig Britannia (Br), Gran
ger Mirsmieh Also large feet of gat and aft schrs
bound TO the Southwark.
Wind at sunrise, N; meridian. calm sunset sw, and
very light.
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StOck Sales.

PHnADELPHIA, Oct. 2-tReported by Hutchinson & Coz
FIRST Iodrd4 60 Camden and Anb Railroad 6s, h5wn,
sn0a lu0 do IS 49, cash, 50, 1000 DO 10 900 heading
Railroad 6s 20 S91 1900 do cssh s 1000 Reading Kali
road 6s 49, 9J 10000 sehuylkill aviation,
6 s. bS 20 Goo City Railroa1, 6s 81 ~! !o7a 2eo do,
I'd N75s 40 Wilmington Railroad 6s g7; 100 orris Ca
nal s5wn M ho Union Canal b5 1915 40 do b. l52S 70
Pennsy and Otto Canal so 100 Schuykil Navigation
Rsiiresd 4s DO ;72 10 srrisbvrg Railroad s5wn so;
ard Bar t5wn, IA 90 do BIS, III 100 d., cash & SO do,
h5vu H. 81 do, ~ 100 do, cash a; 40 do III Is do, IA.
Railre aS 500 do b. lsi 200 Union caasl 81 l5 100
swn q: schuy lbiil Navigation r.fcrred cash 2
Seeona Eoord-tn City Railroad 6s 80 o71 2 . Lehish
Island Railroad rs, la3S IL Bank ~ Pennsyvans 1915
10 Farmers@Harh Kentucky, 50. loi After Board-l5,
l5o unior anal ~ ~ 10 sehuylh Navigation Pre-
l2ls; ~ 90. b. l22G: Loo Miekshnrg Railroad. l6:
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tPER STrAnsgIp FeANKttr.

BORDEAUX, sept 2s-Sld Elizabeth, Nieman, N0rleans
Cows, Sept 70, 10 H-Arr steamship Washington,
Fitch, NYorl, and proceeded for Bremen.
DEAL Sept 26-Sd Sir Robert Peel, NYork 2oh, st Pc
tersburg horieans Sylphide. Boston.
GRAvEsESD, Sept 2-Arr Fredericksten, NYork. Sid
9th, Ehort, sal Francisco.
HAv Sept 2gIn port AnnawaD Setter for NOrleaus;
Globe Baker do; Annapolis Graham dc Helvetia, Mar'h.
for NYork Sept ~ Tennessee Cook for and
Cornthiap Dyer for A0rlean Howard Reed; 0vanda Hg
gins and Leouo Hewes tor York; Saml Eek
uct s. Peter Marcy. Leach, for -.
Sid 2Sth Globe Baker, N0rleans
lIyEr POOL. Sept 26-Arr Geo Phelps Norfolk; Fldes,
Charleston; Warrington kiork.
Sid 27th Astres NYork Snowden Norleans; 2Sth, Da-
veuJort, and obie do.
Entd for loading 18th, Sheridan for NYOrk Celestial do
Henry Clay,
Cld2sth, Rochanbeau, NYork shackau (of Phila-
deIlal Port Adelaide America Charente Speod Staten
Island; City OF Manchester (sl, Philadelphia.
LONDON, Sept 2S-Cld Alert NYork
NiwpoRT, W, Sept 24-Sld Mersey, and James Gray,
York.
sHiELrs, Sept 23-Arr J Behnck. from NYorl
The Lizard, date-Oa ship Richard Morse NYork for
Ipndon
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U.vpr &c-steamshipF Fran klin-Madame Dusal, Miss u
Detey MARITIME Marten Green and lady, Felix Astoria
j Mataran, Achilic vetaut. Lsbrun, I Dareu, Mrs
Lowndes + Lnwndes Mrs Woton and children, Kuehlo
lady Anna Burtsel Hayeand Mad palmere and two
children, Madame Eddy and children, Caroline Maviu a
Lcnnemapn, Van Hoffman, Madame Hsisht. HersoHs.
Henri Lussao Gay ussac lady and children New Yorh
Kendall Boston, Adele Picot, Victor
Anne Munsey Wilson and child Mrs Angue child and
Alice Dunnng Thos Powell, Philadelphia; Mavioe
do ST Pslas Edwart Brandt Rocking Pcgues Caroline
Pcquet Eliza Malone, Mary Mhrsha Lehr, Bal ihssAx
Kruschu lady and children Alexis liostein Anduehs
+ Willenh, Anna 8 Wilhelm, Savannah Chae Dekcy and
lady Adophus Beoo Paul Legend lady and daaghter I'd
Bogued Mathey Josh Maollot VIM Crawford Alt Rogue,
Mobiles John al johnson south Carolna Mrs sullivan Mrs
Smith ChasJ Eaton, Baltimorc; Jules Chesnee, Di-
roche and lady, Marie Doich Jenny semcne Gabriel cis
Madame Ddlcoux, Francois LaooxlF Fessoe, SambolA
Clement DuhamcI Alexis Gaultie Josh Ceurvos Cas-
terra Achills Leon, Giovanne, Augustine, Albert,
Bauohe Eliza deFrondat and Emanl NivasNew OreAuay
Lewis Paehod Mad Lngrott jerome Jerda Thos LAwsorA
Thos Burnot Gourii Alphonee sterhsne, X Rccot~
man, Fred Messed Paris quoseds, y Mora, Mora
havana; Mrs Bsilie Juge and child, Madame burke,
Cayoiinc Kermand. Kermand, Margt Fcnccant, Henry
Eohman. Caroline Kresfer Jeie jules Dubugy, Fran
Duprsy Franoe Thos suts Crpt Maraary lady and
servant Jane Chapman. Anne williamson Miss Prcadsr
gatt. Of England.
PsSsAocLA--sohr Nertorcy-E Dcnais lady and child
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MISUNDERSTANDING inspectors Of election in the
Eighteenth ward. Laid ON the table
MISUNDERSTANDING places of holding election
polls In Eighteenth ward. Laid on the table
esouion--Appointing Joseph Blackburn. and others,
inspectors If election in the waro in place of others
removed from the district. CoDcurred in
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS places for holding election
polls In Fourth ward. Concurred In
ResoluiionrhAt election polls for Second district DIE
veDth " ard. DO held at No 80 Columbia street. Con-
tur,ed In.
Resoiutiou-That Washington street. from Canal to
Rtade streets be lighted with gas. CoDcurred in
The board then adjourned to Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock. From the minutes.
EDWARD SANFORD, Clekr
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In tbis city. on Wednesday. October 6 by the Rev.
Edwaro Soriss PETER GRANT, of Arhroath Scotland,
to miss EMFLrNE, daughter Of John r. Maize, Esq of
Little Falls, N J.
TN Tue.day morning, October s. by the Rev, MIR.
Goodno WILLIAM h. BIsHor. OF Washington city, to IL.
LocisA MITCHELL Of Bushsick. New York
On Monday. October 4 at New Rochelle by the Rev.
Dr. Hague Rev. BaADroRD II LINCOLN, TO hiss HAaaIEr,
daughter Of james I. Ees Esq., all of New Rochee.
AT Asts ria l.. l., Tbursdsy October Z by he Rev.
Dir Rshop, Mr SAMUEL HART, of Adrian, Michigan,
TO Mis- ANNA CpIssEY of Astoria
On the 9th of My lasr. by the Rev Mr. Curn of As
tots, tA1mcK Mscsry, Esq Of Brooklyn TO ELIzABErH
oCoSros cLlNkY widow Of the late Terence Clancy.
Fsn Of New York
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Debates In the Common Council.
From our Special Reporter

Board OF aLDKRMEN, Oct IL, 1852
THE HARLAN KAnRoAD TRACK.
On the report Of the committee being called up Ia
of requiring this railroad compsLy to take ue
present and lay the improved grooved ones ana
also to take them up entiry pant OF Canal street.
which extends be, ond the car house.
Alderman BARD (Fourteenth ward moved an amend
ment dispensing with the latter requsition he it
matter Of convenience 10 them, aud the people
there his constituents-did not complain
Alderman Bo,ce (tfh ward J favorable to rail
bur would for the report and give notice ne
meant TO in all where they granted vsluhe
privileges to these companies that they absove the city
OF all expenses paving aud cleaning the
used This they could well afford
Alderman 0AkLEY Fourth ward suggested, as there
was some difference Of opinion between the gentleman
and the committee that the report referred back
Alderman BARR (Sixth ward said it ash ID very
much By be people his ward aud cars nd
there at all hours ructDg the street H. had himself
pres. ned petition when 10 the Board Of Assistants
Alderman OErMAr had on the Hudson line thst day
two vehicles broken and it every day
He would vote for ordinance change all The
rails in the city aud for further improvement il oos
BILE. They might easily lay two tracks; and he hoped
this extension Sould not be permitted for o moment
Alderman BARD denied they could lay than
ack sbu tnh eohSenence OF running the carrases ife
qusny required u, but no would not press t. The re-
port was referred back
Alderman FKAscIs (TeDth ward) hoped that track
would be taken up the whole street filled up with
the Harlem railroad cars
Alderman SrUkrEvANT would renew the amen iment If
It wit hdrawn the company obetrucrsd tbs street.
they could be fined any other citizens; and If that
would rot do they might then be compeiled The amend
msnt WAS hsn put tia, they lay gr0sssa s.i| Il.
adoption of the report carried. s3s#HsE
Alderman STuRrivAsr would ask whethef sthss Street
Committee had taken any action in the mAttor Of The
Hudson River Railroad They had heard that caxris.
&C., broken daily there. and 1t tis this ai1c
was attended to -.ss&sys =
Alderman CORNELL (seventeenth wsrd) saidstke Com
mitee had done but the company hsd t8 that
the styIe OF rail migb be teiee0. srk~
Alderman STuRTEvAKr Thought thAt done SUN
GENTLY satisfactory and the pcnths that had elapsed
quite sufficient The snbject here dropped ami tho
Board shortly until Thursday afte
noon. So sI -. So n SIS SNs
number Of routine pspers were acted for which
we refer to our offciai report.
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PLAcEs or NArxvIry-Unted States I'll; Ireland III
England Scotland, Germany, Al France, Switxer
land, British Possessions In North America South
America !; unknown, i.
FEoS HOSPITAL Bslievus. 4 Peniten.,ary Black wsirs
Island III Lun attic asylum do, A. Randas Island, 81 City
pital 10; City Prison, 1; Almshouse. Blaokwells
Island l; Colored Home. 2; Colored persons, 2.
Interments returned from Wards island, 10.
A. W. WHITE. City Inspector
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.

BOs1Vn, Oct TO.
Arrved-Brgs Tropicus (Dutch), Rotterdam; Souther,
Charleston Carlann, Philadephia Geo Williams savan
RIO Philadel phis; schr Geneva Wilmington.
Cleared-Ships Chill, Buenos Ayres; Geo Rayaer, San
FrnCiseo; Anna Rch Norleans sehrs Frt, Albany; Ho-
mer, n York.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct IL.
Arved-sbips Iowa. Magnolia and Oss ego, NYork Liz
zie Harwood and bark Saragossa. Philadelphia
NEW BEpFoRp, Oct 10.
ArrvedShp st Peter Indian Ocean, with 1000 bbs sperm
and 100 bbls whale oil.
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Psysbls to d. A. Com9pek, aud endorsed BY hin, for
600 - Fl
Mr. Brown here jmsfked that the check book showing
the entry Of this last the Office use
and oold be brought up il necessary.
another check was also produced No 2T,0S9, dated
10th Of August 1852 for i0tO0 made payable to D. A.
Comstock endorsed and paid " the bank
Mr. Brown here remarked that IL was near half past
O'Clock and he resided cut OF town he would like to
take the palt past O'Clock train of 1t there
fore sgreed to adjourn until half past O'Clock this
day Counsel for Mr. Comstock wished know II it
necessary for his client TO be present to morrow
not be convenient he haa hs business to at nd
may arrive in until after the meeting Of
the court In reply, Mr. Owen counsel for the prosecu
ton remarked that 1t necessary for Mr. Com
stock to b. present they going wi the
against Bowen ana would probably take up Mr.. Com
stocks next.
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The Turf.

UNION Course, L. I-TRoITIrG The race yesterday
the beet believe in point of speed that ever took
place Long Islsnd Three heats well contested
he,we. n LADY Jane, Lady Brooks Lady Suffolk, and
Jack Rtssiter. lad Jane in three straight heats
in 23l u 2:So-2:32; but she closely pushed
throughout by Lacy Brooks Lady Sufolk-the old and
brave OLD mate-msde most gslaot race and although
beaten lost shade from the radiance of the galaxy
of The brilliant honors she has previously won The fol-
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A VILLAGE EARN
FOR SALE.

I-uR snls adjoining iho Village Plat Of Waupun, Of
the most splrndd farms in the whole Western country
containing five hundred said farm r capable of pro-
ducng annually Eve bushels Of rtnn ard keep
log and winter $50 head % horses and cnle. The
Village Of Wnupun contains about 500 Inhabitants hds two
rye Hotels and nine There railroad build
ing within about mile Of said ffm which will connect
with Boston and Nov York. fhe state Prison huit here
Naunun "a beautiful and thriving villac and as healthy
any portion Of NewEnelsnd. said tam s situated
thsi can be equally well managed In farm number
OF mailer ones Perhaps 1t would be much
that 30 fine farm, with such splendid location, having II
the advantages 81 gcutoul sociey vers cldom offered TOT
sale. Terms liberal For particulars please inquire by
mail otherwise.
FARNUM A. SUMNER.
Wsupun, Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin
ANIL. 18th. fsfl 7GtC
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NEW-YORK CARDS.
PROSPECTUS
or THE
PLOUGH, LOOM AND ANVIL,
xptrrp nv .. a. SIMMER AID nvRor srrcs
THE CnEA PEST AND BEST AGRICULTURAL
JOURNAL IN THE UNION.

The character Of The Plough, ne Eoom aud ~, sar is
well known Its founder, ihs late Colonel skinner. was the
issued the hft work Of the Mud published 10 this eoun
ny s.... -
been conducted 10y his SON. Frederick g. Skinner, ESQ
through whose industry snd persevore9ee rs spu,a'on hs
been well snstincd Mo skinner viii continue To edit ~,
assisted by the undegucdi and WV ne the leading Oh
icct, heretofie Of Inc flough ih. oo aa ne hn,l
nu.tris classes Of the country there y pefiect harmony
n and t4t the more numerous aud prosperous
bs ronsus Of Agricultural Products, employed In other
pursuits and The uesfef they are T. lHE pLpuGH-fhs
rfest machine Of pfoduciion-ths better win
The Edcrs tho Agricultural Jouna,.
The aid Of the ahlest conhiuto and weis IN the country
amongst whom IL Henry G. Carey. E.q the disiia-
eushed writer Of tho sge the 81 Political Eenno
N.Y. Articles from Political Whites every aR relating
10 Agriculture ostcutture Toricniiute 81 onctis
pages &c; aso, articles with lusir nions Nee An-
les Manufactures New Invsntons Science aud the Ans
II is confidently beloved that work OF ,he kind published
the Of those engaged 10 the cultivation
Of tho sarh, from tie large hImer ard paie' ioyn to h'u
er. as does The Plough, ne Loon, and The .saui
The piorgh, The Loom, and tie 9ard Is is.eed monthly
sisy pag,s Of closely printed matter ch
s enb IN he'd with 81 ID onfiatc eng a,nqs and n red
to tha,e who receive ih' Circular al The follow ~
Greatly Reduced Rates OF subscription
One copy, one year 10 advance, $40
Five Copies, and not exceeding ten, -
FiHeen copies aud upwards. I0n
Add ono copy viii he sent eros to tn person who form.
either Of the above Clubs, aud forwards the moey TO tho
Publisher
Subscriptions may begin with any month N the year
Tho work has always brfu 90 auuum, sud placed at
the above reduced bfing viii eveTy pcruns
means and thus secure orit nsivo circulation
Person. forming Clubs, o. sending sieale suhsorbo viii
DO careful to write the Name Post Ofcc Country and Sao
IN plain hand, and enclose tho subscription List, with the
uoHcy letter, (which MAJ be at my isk and
ponse) d. ctted as irlowss
MR.. MYROS FINCH,
l11 NASSAU srRUEr,
NEN-YORK
On ihefccept &C tho letter, the money viii seknowl /
edged by return ofmail, al rx,'ense
MYRON FINCH, Publisher
rev Yor f4runrv 10 1872
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MANSFIELD HOUSE.

rINE undesglod has just opened this House Tor tho
ronmodation Of the public. II u dcsigned TO make
pleasant retreat from the hustle OF oity life during tho
sumrnet MONTHS for the purpose Of visiting Mansfield noun
ains the highest point Of tho Sfeun Mountains, command
tnr view rf the Lake. tho White Mountains Montreal
&c nnd whose scenery second to none nthe u. sAes
70 out numerous friends aud ecquantnuces aud particular
" stranxes, would SOY that no pains VIII DC spaien
err accommodation and io e the lovers OF nutute ~
hcr wi ldcs aud rugged scenes We sayNisit Vans
heids Nose aud "Chnn good road viii be cut TO The
top ens the st OF lune. aud by calling Tho MANS
FIELD HOUSE, 700 will mod The ncccssaes lot the hs-
Ladies will be abls ride 10 within mile oi the
summit. We have also the "Mus Glenn Falls ,iunted
three miles from this house, romantic SPOT and well worm
yiewing
This ouse Is situated AZ Tho terminus Of the lamotilo
County rink Roadien mules from the Railroad aud sih
from the Monntains To thr dsci lies Of old lxE NAtror
~oul soy that the streams from the mountains abound
~ front
SrlLLMAN CHURCHILL, Proprietor.
y. rssscneefs by stage will please request 10 be len
at the Mansfield House. ..
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PATENTS.
Il FOREIGN OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR business
WITH ThE q :. PATENI OFFICE,


NAsHIsoroN,
No. ~ state street Boston.
1870 the suhctbef was appointed hYihe tommis sion
Of Patents, Agent OF he U. s. Pttspi Once Ia &C
c0'dance with The ION = ctton of Act OF 1887.
Having Ielngui-hj tho Agescy for the transmission
Models und adopted more expedition. ,cudins
them 10 The farnt Olgc uhereby Fatca Be procured
at0bf Heks earlier DC continues 10 forward them
Of sxpenscu prepare Caveats, Specifications, Assign
asnts, and all the nreessafy Papers aud Drawings
respecting the Paleat Europe aad other
countries.
ny application at this ee are saved the time
and expense ola Journey Washington delay there
well all PsrssBa trouble 40 obtaining their patents
They also have the advantage OF verbally explaining ihe
n'enionsi aad Of consulting esPectio thein
general - PaTam0HHf imPartaae ebsa egrrs
SPECIFICATIONS and daiHs The experience OF yeafs
pfaetse 40 eaisnsivo collection of WORST decisions
Ae On mechanical snblsus tho Paenf Laws and paients
The long lime ihs Office has esa an
accounts here SEPT Of patented al Wushnuton
enneie tho subscriber TO afford Inventors pro
curing paieats, assistance and Information hich al Other
respects, might b. difficult OF Attainment
X. II. EDDY, solicitor Of Patents.
BaslHgtoA, July 81, lsi9.--D During the tnao oee.,i.d
the Once Of Conmssionar Of Patents, "a. EDDY Eso
OF besten, did tnsns-s the Patent Once socto 10,
procuring Patents There were lew any, persona aetns
ia that capacity, who had before the Pa
teal Office and there ooLs vino conducted II ~ih
Skill fidelity and success. regard Mr. Eddy az ons
Of the best infored bnd skui Patent Solicitors IN
the United States and have hesitation ia assuring Ia
aad tuitwothy and capable Of putting appea
tioas 10 form for them early favorable
EDMrND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Pa,sats
bosion sept. . le5i IS VI
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Bonnets. Ribbons, SC.

WE have Just received large lot Of NEW STYLES
w BoNNErs, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, Innings, sc,
which ali are invited 10 ekamiuc.
Mays LOCUS a KEITH.
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Mu-pfairs Superior Bleaching Powder
xe'"ia Mills e'leb'a'od Writing Papers.
ku,snu - Superior
Tennessee " Printing
Rawlins n Scns' Engli.h Tissue
Cuwan & Co.'S English and seairh Whiting do.
They also Tor the principal rapot
in this county, snd offer for aae by far n. cxen-
ve and desirable stock Of rapor snd Paper Manuruor
Materials that cen be found IA I any other county,
They occupy the large and eommodious Wsfehuusps No.
II clio sueoi, No So Cll Street M. "a Beekmm sit.ot
and the Lofts the lage Iron stores. CuH Street
rhei hu-itess Is sricly ~holesulr, and Writing Pipe.
a sold ly the only.
Their extraordinary facilities enable ihem ohrr
Goods, both Foreign and Domestic, at the lowest possible
prices.
Paper made to oIlcr any size or weight Iibeul al.
yances nude consigumens Of Paper Pepper Makor'
stock and other m rrhundizo.
The highest market pfice paid in cash io all kind- Of
Rsgs % tlau /.