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ALBiMA.-James +. Dowlell. of Chambers county
has been nominated for Congress by the democratic con-
vention in the seventh district Judge s. D. Moore
Lowndes county, has announced himself as the State
rights candidate Tor Congress in the third district in op
position 10 D. w. Harris, the regular democratic nom
nee.
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rsH Axarn,s CONFERENCE.-The DAT.

1
MxarHIs June o-The coaaitteo to-day reported reso
buttons Ia favor OF direct trade the Pacific railroad, th
Iehaanepsc route, manufactures, education, and steam
ers from southern ports address Congress concern
lag the free navigation OF the Oonoco La Plata and ANA
Iop rivers was also presented The following the
buttons regarding the Pacific railroad
Resolved, That railroad from the Mississippi 10 the
racine IL demanded not only by commercial and indsld
Interests bur also by the Interests OF the whole nation
Rsof0sd, That the surveys recently ordered
oy Congress shall be completed, the general government
should adopt such steps shall insure the peton
hs main unpk At the earliest possible period.
Hsotosd, That the general government is expected
70 construct but one trunk should be located tho
winch rcienuhc explorations shall show possess the
Greatest degfeo OF advancement IN general climate, Ter
HV OF soi cheapnoss OF construction aud access
at ali seasons from all parts Of the Union
Nssofesd. That, In the opinion of this tht
general government should make liberal donations of Tho
public lands The different States and 10 those border
Ing ON the mississippi, SO 10 enable all sections
Union 10 connect themselves with each other
The first and second resolutions were passed unapi
| mousiy, but the third was warmly debated.
Mr. Kaiser moved insert the word "cental" in re.
gard the location Of the road which lost by Ten
States against MIR. then moved the insertion the
word temperate" regarded the climate which wat
agreed 10. The resolutions amended then mani
mously passed.
Mr. Thrasher offered a resolution regarding Cubs, which
was lost and the convention adjourned ill the afternoon
Al tho evening session the other resolutions Of the
mittee passed. without material change which
pied the timo until the hour OF adjournment.
The Hon John Bell will address the convention 10 NOR
| row morning
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axJC. MCGUIRE. Aueticn..r.

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE FIRST WARDe-on Wed
nsstay afternoon. 18Th. premises,
shall sell No 49, in 69 ksnded follows ne
ginning from the
side ri
rs fet. - feet
place Of kegnnnG together With
improvements.
residue in twelve, snd eighteen
secured bearing interest Convey
ancing at the expense of,he purchaser. -
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
June I'D Auctions.r
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PHuspNLrHa, June g.-Arihur Spring, who is to be
ecued tomorrow, is in ths dreadful state Of mind.
Yesterday he rsuacted all that he had said and signed
the previous day generating his son, and to-day he has
another turn and rearms the entire innocence OF
his No confession Of his craes has yet been obtain
ed but the Rev Messrs Street and ksnsi will pasn the
night him. and he has promised confess everything
10 Them.
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smithsonian Institution.

An adjourned meeting OF the Smilhsons Institution
proper OF. is termed in the law. the Establishment
was held in the session hall OF the Smith sonan building
Monday the 9th instant, at II O'clock a. m The stat.
ute members in attendance were as follows:
The President OF the United States
The Secretary OF State.
The Secretary OF the Treasury.
The Secretary OF War
The Postmaster General
The Attorney General.
The Commissioner OF Patents.
Professor Henry, Secretary OF the Institution.
The Institution proceeded ballot for one honorary
member, as, according 10 the bylaws recently adopted
one is TO be elected each year The result Of the ballot
ing was the unanimous election OF Professor Parker
Ceayeland, OF Bowdoin College. Maine.
Letters from foreign correspondents and institutions
presented and read extong the system Of dsbu-
lion and exchange carried by the Institution with
European and societies, by which they are sup.
piled with The Smithsonian publications and other printed
documents from the United States, and in return for
which they send 10 the Institution their valuable scen
ihc transactions and duplicate volumes from their
libraries.
The Institution then adjourned sine de expressing
themselves well pleased with the condition and manage
ment OF the Institution, and their belief that il was ac-
compishing much good in the way of increasing and diff
fusiDg Wedge among manknd.--Nat. Int.
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I license ILCENNE.-300 old OtaTd,
~ Dupay, Co.'S expressly imported for SICKNESS
half pipes Chas. Hennessy 4 Co.'S cosnae.
y do Pp~t, Casuion, A Co.'S coxnsc
do otsrd Dspay, 4 Co.'S caHnsc.
do
do J. J. Dupuy h Cots just received
6ne raspberry blackberry cher
and Robiens Holland rchnspps
cordisls, hci Hcdsscs snh
Aus brsndies the latter Of own importation
sherry Msds Maas. Muscst c,are esnters, and Hosh
brsnds lot ~ the best Hsssns
I'm and ian .,ye.,s ' 80 r. JoeT,
Importer o. Wines and Liqpors.
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Nxw Yors, June 9p. m .Th. stock market closed dull
&, dsy-Upiled States S. of 1857 I1i sales OF sixty
shares Canton Company At 81 Erie, sd; Long Island.
no rsle. Reading soi Parker Vein, 3sl; Cumbs Rand
Coal, 5ot PhrniI, rs New Creek, n; Morris canal,
al; Ncaryus. at MONEY steady Exchange Lon
don, 81 a 81 premium.
-Four is frmer-saes Of 900 bushe. at 81 Al 81 50
for State and - rs IS for southern Rye -four and corn
meal unchanged Sales Of $4,000 bushels wheat at 10
for red, and lis lis for Ohio white Sales
- 0oo bushels 81 "a for white and mixed,
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ny J. c. MCGUIRE, Auouoneer.

ny y 2. MoCUINE, A"tu"nser'
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTJoN-on Tuesday after
June H. At O'Clock auction room, shall sell the
following described property, viz;
Square 5al. the south half
s95, lot ~
DO 02t, lot
DO Esd. lot4
Do lln, 81
III, all, improved by briek dwelling house, kc, and
ONeai's fsrm
81,
DO 1884, lots A. g. 9, 2, 10, N, u, IA II, and Is.
residue In sir twelve and eighteen
months. satisfactorily secured bearing interest Convey
nneing at the expense OF purchaser.
June I'D Auctoneer.
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CASH HUNTER. M D. NJ R. C. $

DNUFESsIONAL X. NJ. ID. NJ O, !.
Engsndae pupil Of hospital for and diseases
Royal infrmay for asthma eonsunp
Regent Dispensay asthma
diseases Of heart, Londsn, England,
Washington,
block where he
during the ensuing in diseases OF the throat
lungs heart which specially Dr. H. has years
voted attention.
once hours, from a. m.
Amer Instant James Hunter London, viii be
Hunter partner, Dr. Wellesley assistant
Inns iO-eod5~-
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cUpERIOR Geld watehes--M. w, GAIT h BRO.
Just manufacturers large invoice of
superior gold ladies Possess
facility for yena goods their line at the lowest
sny sbishmsnt this country.
W. GAIT h BRO,
Sign of the Golden Eagle, Penn. avenue,
June fo-A Between 9TH and 10Th
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MONTREAL, June s-A destructive fire occurred Brant-
ford, Canada West the 9th ins by which twenty
buildings consumed Among the property DESTROYED
the Methods, church, Dds upholstery Yonngs hotel
James, hotel, Trips hotel, Valentines shoe store. and
Hunts and Robinson, grocery establishments, The whole
OF Cobane street time threatened with desruc-
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TTENTION, AII~--Ths subscriber, having determined to
make change his business, win offer from this day his
goods prime present
sboat s25oo which purchased
reduced add, desirable
goods The pubiic
on getting article prime for cash only.
would call Of black hrocsds shs
surpassed for elegance.
Also lot of silks . 81 per yard.
800 DOZEN linen napkins nd superior sahecloths-
Nicholson pieces genuine India nsnte.n yards
each, at 81 apiece. r. w CARTER
Opposite Centre Market,
June p-ew Three doors from Eighth
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ES-Young Mems Christian Assoc tatton.-R Rooms Pow
les building 9Th below y, the General Post once
The library reading open day (sunday
OF and The
and OF this county
Britain regularly received Czens and
will be cordially welcomed.
BY order OF the Association.
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Nrw YoRx, June s.-The royal mail steamer Europa
sailed to-day, with las passengers Tor Liverpool
and number for Haitian. Amongst the former n. l..
Richardson OF Boston, bearer Of dispatches to London,
and the Rev. T. Kirk. She takes out S02 600 In gold
ipgots and $500 in English silver.
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and ooa cents for yellow Oats, Is a. cents. Cotton
aals'-ho'des stin-sales small-no change in prices
Whisky, ~ 22i cents.
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By j. @. Mcguire, haetioneer.

HOUSE AND LOT on SEVENTH STREET AT AUCTION
III June H. O'Clock the premises,
part 49, 10 II
street. and running back ll6
alley and improved by story house
ing rooms, with
Terms residue g. Ia I5 and ~
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
June Cd Aucuoneer,
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MINERAL TREASURES or MICHIGAN AT THE WORLDS
FAR.-Achigan will probably make the best show OF
mineral treasures the Worlds Far that was ever made
anywhere. The collection OF specimens from the up.
per peninsula will be SIGHT worth looking at We have
slight nkling OF what is coming 10 the following ex.
tract from the Sault Ste. Marie Journal OF the 2sih
ulmoi
"Oae OF The largest and finest OF native copper
ever seen in The werd cane down from the MINI esoa
mi this week and ha. jus, been shipped on The steamer
Albany for the Great Far soon 10 open al New York.
IL was large square block weighing five thousand aud
seventy 1.-Two pounds ard presented plane surfaces OF the
metal from three four feet in length, and about three
leet in width. Ii cot from mass weighing abou,
eighty tons II anything be fosnd 10 compare with
this OF pure snelted copper in any other country,
should like 10 hear OF IT, IL ~ OF the wonders oil
the world and OF the age and look upon such
a mass without asonlshment We notice on the docks,
ready be shipped east several hundred tons OF similar
characier-somc OF them weighing nearly az much, al
least dozen thal will weigh two and half tons each
from the Cliff and Mime ola mines The National mine
and the South Cid have also ine go forward,
and believe the National company have mass here
on The dock, on II. way TO the Exhibition, weighing
twenty hundred pounds they have such mass, we
| know, and believe 1t designed for the Far.
4" The mineral wonder that will be there will
be the or iron IRON The Jackson Iron Noun
tain, Lake Superior We notice len hoe masses, two
| barrels and one bloom OF this iron on its way the
same destination Several of the piecesoi Will each
weigh about ton---Ibey might weigh thousand tons
n. ior that matter, for they be qoafed OF any size
w. thInk these specimens will aitIsct attention
among the world Of wonders 10 be exhibited at The Far
and prove benefit to this grea, mineral region"
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ny eRxxS g SCOTT. A.es,on..r..

HANDSOME HORSE BUGGY, AND HARNESS, FURNITURE,
ii &C. sucton.or Saturday, the lin inst, shall sell,
front of O'Clock handsome buggy horss
young active, aud perfectly gentle
Also good household and kifchen furniture
GREEN SCOTT,
June 1912 Auctonssu.
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MAIklllED.

On Thursday morning. June o. ST. Matthew'S Church. the
Rev JsEs DosKLAs his eHceepcy the Commander JOSE
MARCULETA minister penipotcnary JULIA
AUGUSTA eldest daughter of A. T. lh
New York please COPY
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The WESTERN TRADE.-We are constantly reminded
by friends in the western cities that supplies of for
egn merchandise changing their route and instead of
coming up The Mississippi heretofore, are brought
large pro- orlion from The Atlantic seabolrd and that
produce taking the direct course to the cast
ward, instead Of descending the great river, in former
days. That the facilities OF Intercourse between the
West and East have greatly increased within the last two
or three years, no one pEecnds to doubt But has the
trade between New Orleans and The western States de-
creased in the smallest degree the time On the
contrary has mol the trade been doubled and ebed
since the passage of the low tarh act of 1876 This fact
is proved by tbe official statistics OF commerce Oar
commerce has not only Increased beyond the proportion
OF increase claimed by the rivals of New Oleans bat
the number of steamers plying hence 10 the upper
is augmented In ratio that astonishing. Every day
we read OF new steam vessels being built or building in
the western ship-yards, be engaged in the New Or
LEAFS trade, and these Of gigantic dimensions aad dec
GRATED in their interior in The mos. costly and elegant
style
The many and splendid boats now the river are
found inadequate TO the public wants, and have
heard from good authority that a hundred more steam
boats launched upon the river would find ample employ
ment, though each Of them should rival The Eclipse or
the Shotwell in capacity and eetness We feel no ap.
prehension for the welfare OF New Orleans from the
Wheeling cute 10 the eastward the Chicago route or
that OF Cleveland, any other route constructed,
or that may hereafter be constructed in the northern
States with asiew the benefits of the western trade
There is enough for all Each OF the Atlantic cities may
acquire share OF that trade which will be profitable TO
Them and bhcl loss upon The greatest and bes,
portion OF tina, trade must, and WILL in the nature OIL
| things, centre here.
10 New York. Boston, and other places, they boast OF
the grea, enhancement OF The prices Of real bu
the same enhancement has taken place here, beyond
thing have stated OF other cities The onl,
drawback upon is the wofu wan, OF public spirit il
the OF capital; bu, lei us hope that time and better
education will do away with this obstacle. Ii is lament
able TO think that, whatever New Orleans now is she
owes almost entirely 10 Nature, and very little 10 men,
Louisiana Courier.
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CoscosD, IN IL , June "a bill has been introduced
into the Legislature Of New Hampshire TO prevent the
mann fac tnre OF intoxicating liquors
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KIDNAPPING CASE AT CINCINNATI

CrsoissarI. June S.-Mts Boyd and a colored m m
named Gilbert were held to bail to-day by Squire Chdzy
kidnapping free coiored girl named Henrietta Wood
The case excites good deal Of interest.
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MADAME DELARUE beRs leave 20 Inform the Ladies'
M Of Washington and vicinity received
assortment Of mourning and dre- ALSO dress
bonnes tiband flowers French
ish embfodees painted collars
band trimming. and for dresses lace wells nantes
scars. black manlas Stamped muns
AID patterns FOR embrdena French fancy roods such " Cubus
and velvet style. PORE
bracelets, &c Fresh
Eau divine de Venus powders comb
he French received direct
June 9-3teod Pa sv., between l2th and 18th
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MATERIALS IN A TBREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE ANT
vi ouhuiidins. auconop Saturday June ~,
O'Clock premises. shall sell the bricks, Ac building
18th I4sh
removed within weeks from the day Of sale.
Term. cash. JAS &. MCGUIRE.
Jun.
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BurrALo, Junc The schooner Mary Margaret, new
vessel psized between Ma.ksgon and Ora nd Rive
on Monday and four OF the crew were drowned.
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sAvAssAn tea } June gThc passenger train last ybi,
when about entering Mscon, was thrown down en-
bankmeni and the mail guard killed. Five passenger.
were severely injured, among them the Hon. Alex. II.
Stephens, OF Georgia.
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Amoug., the arrivals in city is Colonel A. "a.
Holbroos Of the New Odcnn. Picsyune.
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FROM THE MINIS

The Sonora Herald says
While the great majority OF The miners are makinx
what they call paying wages, many who struck upon
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Bank tho Metropolis.
Washington, May %. 1859
stockholders Of this bank will be
ssnkins Monday, the AN day
OF eectns trustees for the year then
poll. open O'Clock, and close at IL O'clock, m
by order board
NAV si-eodtl7June 4 dln4July RD. SMITH, Csshior
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Consul AT HsvAsA We hail The appointment Of the
Hon A M CLAYTON, of this State, 10 the Havana consul
late with peculiar satisfaction Our delicate relations
with SPAIN growing out Of the condition OF Cuba render
tina, position very important one. Tba, Judge Clayton
will discharge be duties, and meet the responsibilities
which pertain to H. his past life affords the amplesi guar
antee uick perception sagaciiy energy decision, and
honesty make up the points of bis character as citizen,
and distinguished his career on the supreme bench OF the
Stale we venture 10 say TIA, while he is in Havana
will no, hear OF American citizens being bucheed in vie
aiion Of the laws Of nations and OF humanity by The
bearless instruments of Spanish despot'sm tie viii
speak to them in the Of the government, ne repre-
sents in language which they will not be ar TO di're-
gard With Sous the court Of Spain, and Clayton at
Havana, may rest oontented that American Interests
will be well guarded in that quarter -M,ss'"pp'an
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ny ". NJ STRATTOs. Auetsoneer.
tpenn.ylrania arenvs, sopta 'ids wear ioh sfrssf.)
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FAMILY CARRIAGE, PONY
III sucon.On Saturday June IL o'clock.
shall sell general Of furniture and house
a family removing
Also, ne second hand family carriage, In good order.
sid perfectly gentle snd Kind
saddle be sui'on livery stable 9Th
street,
p-ds
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GEN EaAL ORDER.

NAVY DsrAKrsssr, May -, 1883.
Ia consideration Of the seuy procuring seanen m the navy
and The inconvenience 10 which public service thereby
eced, bounty o. ny dollars seaman twen
dollars 10 each ordinary seaman will be
Tor service, and after Of June next
m0nths pay viii h. eo.nu,d h., M
either OF bounty pay win he
shall be received board duly entered in to
books of some receiving ship.
The General Order Of January iss3 allowing bounty win an
NY such only shall enlisted for navy
June 1865 reeinded with regard those who
may enlist Aner date. J. G. DoBBIN
May 27-d2uf Secretary Of he Navy
CTNA INSURANCE. COMPANY, OF Utica. New York
IL against ire losses inland Ions Il.
tirsAAs, presidents H. n. HAwLar, Capital si7oooo
May 10 2awu Seventh st. opposite Odd Fellow Hall
MEMORIALS OF tLe English Martyrs, by Rev G. Is.
III Tsyier, NJ. A.
Layards Nineveh and Babylon-iiarper's edition.
Edinburgh Review for Apr,
Received FOR sale by TAYLOR h MAURY,
June 10 Booksellers, near On ST.
NOTICE no FAMILIES AND nOUsEKEEPEHs.
Particular attention paid the selection goods family
enumsra,s IN part addition 10 former stock have Just
received a Very choice lot OF Teas. Also
Old government lava coffee
Maracaibo
fLoUR or TnE VERY BEST BRANDS.
i HAYS DO DO in barrels and bag.
Pleasant Run do
Stages San, and shay's susa, cured
j. IL, Burrows do
Maryland Plain
My liquors passed
other article kept well guaiad Inquire for No.
Family Grocery, Seventh street, third Latham H.
}. CLAYTON BRAsHEAR.
June 4-2awTussat
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ARRIVAL or The PRoNErHEUs.--MoRE GOLD

NEW YoRK, June 9.-The steamer Prone heus arrived
here this morning She brings 400 passengers and
half million dollars in gold She connected with The
steamer Sierra Nevada which lett San Francisco on the
evening OF the 10th May, with 537 passengers and Si6s
900 in gold freight for New York. The New Orleans
passengers crossed from the short
of 30 hours the road.
The sIoop-of-war Cyane had left San Juan on the 2Ist
for Havana.
The ship Herman, Skinner. us days from Baltimore ar.
rived at San Francisco on the 9Th May, the Baltimore
the l0h, and the barque Rebekah Spe ght in Il6 DAYS
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FROM THIS RIO GRANpE.

New ORLEANS, june Later news from the Rio GIande
states that Carvala and his associates had been
and Immediately entered suit against the United States
marshal for false imprisonment.
oUfrEc.-ArrAcE sAvAzzI, ruE AMI
CATHOLIC LECTURER.
QUEBEc, June 6-DaIins the lecture Of Father Gaynzzi
The Free Church last night while he stating tina
nquston had been extended Ireland by The agency
of rbbonsm, man got up and exclaimed, III is lie "
This appeared to be the signal parties outside for
stany shower OF stones ratified through the windows and
mob rushed into the church. armed with sticks and
stones They seized GavOzzi aud attempted throw him
the pulpit but he defended himself and after knock
ing dow several OF his assailants with chair finally
thrown over, but rescued by his friends His secretary
badly beaten, but he escaped with slight injury
party OF soldiers finally cleared the house Tho mob afier
wards went TO the Parliament House. calling for obnox
ious member named Brown threatening ance pom
him. Gavazzi is believed to be not seriously hurt.
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DRESS GOODS at reduced priees.-ws offering
Inducements IN f,ncy We
the IN,
" order close them entirely
pieces check India .ik at 81, cents.
We have also Just opened LOT of colord
cents, decidedly the cheapest in the District
We would solicit The
offering all kinds OF fancy goods
yRue and want Of goods will md
fun aud complete
w. NJ. SINISTER Co,
May 2s-eo6uf 7h street, Penn.
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FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS, June S.-The schooner Bonita has anived
hero from Vera Cruz with dates from the city Mexico
the oath ut The is scarcely worth teIegra pbing
Santa Anna had issued decree. prohibiting smoking In
the theatre nuisance Over forty papers have been
suppressed since the decree regard to the
was issued.
The army is be recognized, and divided into two
classes-aclive and National Guards 10 be in
coporaed into active militia The whole army to con-
sst OF 81 900 men, including active OOO and
permanent force Of 26OG0 The army be recruited
by volunteers.
Texas dates the 81 instant say tina. tho gold mne7 70
probably rich in the interior but owing the
OF the implements ia use, the gold cannot be reached.
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Home and Foreiga Patent .ad ts~neraI AxenSY
MICHAEL MOUSSE h co, WASHINGTON, ID. g.

THE UNDERSIGNED, having connected themselves
will their the claims
whether before Congress-
Executive Departments the patents
countries and TO the purchase and OF rights
Mr. Nourse has long occupied the position Of chief
once OF the Register OF the TreasWy Mr..
experience in
ment and Mr. stsnsbuy, having been
Patent once, familiar with its mode Of snsscing business
They have established correspondents all portions Of this
and IN Europe and believe desirable
ces for conducting business undertake. with
utnde and
States, IL the legal adviser OF the firm
Their charges will moderate and regulated by the
MICHAEL NoURsE,
JAMES MORss,
CHAs. r. sTANsBURY.
Solicitor Ind legal advertiser, r.. II. cILLET.
June l--eon