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PATENTS.

AND FOREIGN OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS
WITH u. S. PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. ...
A., &c gtote ~ annosite Eilhy H. R0St0n.
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new Goods!

ITO meet the demands Of our increasing ,rade
i we have just purchased, and are now receiv.
ing At our Jewelry and Hardware Store,
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Auest,-FRANClS BACON, Register.
A tue copy, ANCIS SAIGON, Register.
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Saco, Feb 3, 1854.
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Of the usual varieties Of Verge, l. Pine. and Lev
er movements, in common and Hunting casss
which we shan sell az the ioSs-t easi priess!
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who had been dned wa then called upon to omr reso
lutiop He oered one in which the Carson League was
called despotc tyranncai and inquisorai and us pro
ceedings reckless and Illegal In using imported spes
citzena have, in the most unjust and cruel manner,
been deprived Of their liberty and of their property The
resolutions protested against the acts OF this league as
al variance with the constitution Of the United States
Jersey City Mr. Bever proceeced at length to advocate
the resolutions including narrative OF his prosecution
and hia confinement in prison.
Mr. WATSON was introduced to the meeting. He ex-
astray in their transactions, in conducting the
prosecutions against the liquor sellers. He
offered several resolutions They expressed the willing
Of the meeting to submit 10 the laws Of the State
relative to the sale Of liquor, and to the municipal laws
Of the city, with reference to the same far they do
not conflict with the State laws; but expressing the
opinion that the acts of the authorities have been high
ly oppressive and Illegal and destructive of the general
interests Of the fair trader and merchant The resolu
tons also state that while they openly opposed to
the sale OF ardent spirits in the shape of mixed liquors.
the traffic exists In New York, they have honest
and sincere regard for those of citizens who are
gagged in their business in regular, open and respect
able manner who have suffered the hardshps and penal
tics with which they have been visited The resolutions
further authorized the president and secretary Of the
meeting to receive subscriptions to fund, with which
to employ counsel to their TO the Supreme
Court at Trenton.
Mr. BEynR offered two more resolutons-one urging
the withdrawal of patronage from Jersey City papers,
because they favored the Of temperance and the
other suggesting that they seek satisfaction ut the bal
lot boxes at the next election
The resolutions and the speakers rather uproar
iousy applauded by the meengmany OF those present
being boys inclined 10 be noisy.
After the passage Of votes of thanks to the Chairman
and Mr. Watson, the meeting adjourned. 1t after
wards mentioned that it their intention to raise
fund OF 900 to contest the question in the courts and
to oppose the Carson League.
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Personal Intelligence.


At the St Niclols. Hote-Hon. Simeon Jewets oseeso;
ss s.s S%.s.s 81
sssS { ETsSs
timsre George Thomas, Canada West WIN DSke. Toron.
CART s. AlSan. ; judge Mass o ohio d
Ion ss m IhsGRsa P pF'a' Da fs
Rochester "
vs af sSS ,S, I'd P Dsae
f. Ware snd lady, Mass a. H. stoddard. Savannah Mr.
ss Thomson. O. y s aa DE-
w. Abbott, Boston; J. J.. Abbott, do.
rhI,dsrSa aessrdsr and isGg s. louis r;u Z.
aa SRS., staten ss Sand A.
g. LANAI md fsa,y Wsshingtop, pc ~ r. Hatch and
q Boston sSn9 G, knsa c dS s'hi
Schmidt and lady spangsnbgrg and lady, q AnserOdt
and s Every fis a k sr bass ss5 sy
Ran Kohn , M,ss,sSard. ladhs and lady ssyrsrs1
haTsn, 9ushsasS Green, say os sns csiS
f fr sss, sss sss psss
in e % mfsf sa1ss .% aa M '1s sy do s'a
sscn ". in the net: s, sns eefr
NJ. Tssfaa r,S and rSa
c SsR md;p And lspy Burton Martin
vincent ii Mead, Def.nssu, 9 cosars b hshe
asy asns Ms sSi aEysi Mad s
thewson, Aleeny, HarrG us McNamcs, A Green, d
r. . paws Kelley , skinner, AIberdng,
Csrsyeli wells Garter, , A glast w Allen, e
eade, Hart IIns, Croker Driskeil, Geo smith,
Hermon, Wheeler y sprsgue, + Durham. "
and and two son, Tos,sr Homer Escobar Race:
Miller johnson and D Upton, Carpenter, Der.
bcrsher, TaggeTt Massalinno Gonzales, Stcutcn.
Lane, CALM Could Bender, COmbe, Mis-. Jones,
Conner and 3is Ia steerase. .Dicd Nov. IS
from Bremen, in ship aeiere-Mrs RobImann Misses
kohlmann, Mrs Reoknsgel and son, Misses Men.
stu Riechers. Y Oppern. G siikenstedt, Kompst, A
jen, y Hoftmann Mr. III Morteus, LANCE + D Hutchnx
koher, w hoffman,.
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Sir Archibald AIlis0n's Opinion Of Russian
ExlehsiOls

On Monday, 9th inst, public meeting was held
in the Merchants' Hail. Glasgow, Scotland of the
merchants, bankers, manufacturers, and other in
habtans OF that city, in aid of the Patriotic Fund.
The meeting was humerously attended. After
few ntrot uctcry remarks by the Lord Provost, who
presided,
hir Archibald Alison said:-The Queen has ap.
peaedt0 her subjects tais occasion, and has her
sef beaded the subscriptions, upon the ground
which che well knew would be responded to-the
justice sId the necessity Ct the war. (Cheers)
While we are engaged in contest with one CT The
gestest and most powerful empires in the world,
we have the satisfaction OF thinking that
we avoided the contest as long as il could
be dcre with safety-that we did not
drew TIE word till it was evident It could not be
kept il tie scabbard without dst0nor. (Cieers.)
II We had allowed that great Power which already
overshadows Europe 70 60 for another quarter Of
injury ss 1t has done for the last century ard
bali, swallowing province after province, kingdom
after krgdcm hal Dor after be rbor it was easy to
thlt the time not far distant when the dan
ger would roll to our own shores when our indie.
pendtncs ard lbertS won be menaced, not as now
by my Ct 10 600 600 but By an enemy Of 00O
900 having alliances Of lao 900 000 and ere long we
should be mpelled to fight in ceence Of our homes
and heartbs on our own shores, and possibly the
fate which is now Detailing Sehastopol woul1 be our
OVID, and we shou Id witness streets INSTRUCTED by
dead bodies nIbulisd, as well as the air tainted by
the presence of the pses around us. Sir Archi-
bald concluded by moving resolution in support
Of the fund.
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sRfr GAxrcocx of New York after proceeding to Woo.
IL 70 g anser s
come out Of dock next spring tides
sH,s from New York about let inst for Cor
pus Christi with troops IL reported BY telegraph from New
Orleans arr at Havana 18th reason for putting in not
Bile Sup VERGE MARIE ashore at East Hampton Il Is
stated by the wrcckmaster will be total loss badly
water; some 10 bbis Of bottled ale still in her
had contracted her Cargo sails rigging
be sold on Friday the an III p' ''n' snip was 70
Sem Prnu, from Rockend Cor New York. with lime
BY got "a without serious n as' VA" pf'O'
soHR Trident "a South Thomaston. hence for Portland
pleted her repairs aud called
sroor Mani. Low A. Bennett, for FAN Riycr, while going
her to leak when she returned 10 the city.
Notice to Mariners.
LIGHT on CAPE cHERsosEsR. cRmEA.
HyDRoe sAPIrc Orrlcr, Admiralty, Oct 10.
!he Chief IN the Black SEA hs. clcisiy
in lrsaea near entrance
which had been FOR some time was again Light
Masters Of vessels navsatnF Long Island Sound should
G s s .wG ond rs % sm
the sound
Sd &c s bark o.
SD from NLondon 2Iss sehr Ellen, comstock Dcsoiation
SID from Woods Hole als bark Ayashonks Tobey r.,
mouth, North Pacific Ocean. -00S' .
at LahaiIa sept ~ Lafayette, Allen, Sy0 TONS Il
months Japan coast 100 bills sperm Spoke Roscoe
81 tbs out go bbs sperm; James Arnold 1s months
800 bbs sperm Sea Shell Warren $50 bbIs sperm; Miantc
bills sperm; heard from ship reh Perry 100 bills sperm
tic Ocean.
ssp, a%ir. YEN sr W.T. sla fsi from
Ochosk sea The Afmira reports the following vessels
previously heard from, or of an older date;-
Jnly Sophia Thornton NIB, VII; Cicero, clean; Mary
n "a ~ ss'is:s 8 S
AM hssns Nh m 1 sg , - sbsrt.
Islands. Aug 3 Sarah, attapoiset, u VIII.
Heard from July 70, Northern Light, ND, IL VIII; Polsr
star, do VIII Ocean. Prov, clean: Draper, NB 4wh Itn
Clecn, NIB, Is do; Benz Tucker, NIB, VIII; Indian Chief
NIB, nearly full: Reindeer NIB, VIII: CowPer, MI, WI
Arr az do Oct4 Saratoga, Harding, NIB rs months
out Oo bhs in ulilSU this scAsonand l3 0 lbs bone
Arrat do 9Th Pocshonas Butler Tsbury 10 months OUT
100 sp VIII 200 lbs bone Capt butler reports ck
up, June cask of sails aud bolt rope, branded MON
ongahca also, Sept IS cask shook heads, no brand
Arr at San Francisco Oct n Ch&s Csrroit, Hentius,
Arctic Ocean Reports the following spoken ana heard
from-June7 Junior, Andrews, NB clean; lztn halesuc
Percy al do do; lkh Esgle Cannon. do, do iotn hnsa
Mason ysrnec40, do do 10TH Morcs, fehbody, 90, 40
Capt Peabody had shot himself and mate PVT on Tor
Oehotsk Seal; July john Tton NIB clean; h Oregon,
Eidrdee Ff Whale; I0sh, iliincis Coyeii, clean
18th, James Aadrsvs Kelley 60 dS FsSsyn, xSnmons'
81 Spencer f r. III ssss; 81 tSs hsi sssap Nd
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.

KINGS COUNTY COURT GENERAL SEssoSs-Before
Judge Moore and Justices Stiwe and StykerThe trial
Of Oliver H. Townelin indicted for rape Committed
the person OF little GIRL named Eliza Mary Pulls, not
yet twelve OF age at the house of her parents in
Williams burg about the beginning Of July last was re-
sumed in this Court yesterday morning The prosecution
relied mainly upon the evidence Of the complaining wit
ness and the defence brought forward testimony to
prove the prisoners previous good character. The
giRs statement, with testimony corroborave Of some
points, proved disgusting state OF facts The
given 10 the jury late in the afternoon and after
paratively short absence they returned with verdict of
guilty, charged in the Indictment The prisoner is
sixtyone of age and looks feeble He was pro-
esor of music and had been engaged by the father to
give the girl lessons upon the piano The testimony
showed that he took liberties Of the most gross nature
with the child several occasions and prevented her
from making the facts known by threatening to tell her
father that she neglected her lessons This had the eff
feet OF keeping her from exposing him. until 1t became
selfevdent that she had been l-reated in way,
when the whole story came out The prisoner was re-
manded for sentence.
CoU1D NOT AGREE-The jury in the case of Daniel
Mcdonald who tried in the Court of Sessions
having been out about thirty hours, discharged,
there being prospect Of agreeing upon verdict The
charge upon which the indictment based was, that
he turned his wife out Of doors, and compelled her to
sleep in wood she'd (she being enciente at the time
for three nights successfully In consequence of this
effects of which she died The prisoner was remanded.
FRE.-On Thursday night, about o'clock a fire
broke out in frame building in the lumber yard of
Abraham Nance in Twenty frst street, Third
nue. Gowanus, which spread rapidly, and communicated
with brick building stable aud the lumber in the
yard. The buildings contained large amount of pre-
pared material, all Of which destroyed. A barn,
occupied a storehouse by George Grove, also
burned down. Mr.. Manees loss on the lumber amounts
to 50 600; the buildings and contents about So COO
upon which there is insurance Of 81 400 in the Allan
tic Company of Brooklyn. Mr.. Groves loss reaches
about S600-insured for half the amount The fire Is
nr,adts hava hnnn fhn ri rf tna4 liar
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Herald Marine Corrcspon,lence.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov "a, PM-Arr banks Juniata,
Newton Newcastle upon Tyne; Chas Pousney, ConAnt
New 0rleans brgs Civilian Weber Boston; China, Lee
Roach Morris Chester Eoui.s Thstshes
Haven; Cora, Nickerson NYork; Arctic, inchman, New
bnryport; Msyhower, Strong st Georges, Me; Putnam
Hopkins, Prcyincetowr.
"a shp VIM Chamberlain cyl, Jennings Calcutta; bark
Selah, Atkins Boston; briggs Oahu rcm) Molde, st Jago
de Cuba; brgs Sarah Ellen Talbot, Portland; Civilian
Weber, Boston; schrs Brasos Dickinson; Cumming
Melvin; Sylvia Hgbee, Huntiey; Marcy Wiletts, and
Sturtevant Corsop Providence; Rich. Norton; Gray,
Haley, Mary Miller, Laws Roach, Bateman and W W
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Hostility 70 the Carson League.
MEETING OF LIQUOR SELLERS OF JERSEY Crry--Ar
PEAL TO THE HIGHER COURTS ArTuoRrzrn


Franklin Hall was thronged last evening at the meet.
ing Of the liquor dealers ofJersey City, and their friends
to protest against the act Of the municipal authorities
with reference to complaints lodged against liquor
sellers which complaints have been obtained at the in
stance Of the Carson League and upon which prosecn
tions have been based and heavy penalties enforced
The meeting largely attended by this class OF per-
sous, Notwithstanding the rain Storm and
enthusiasm prevailed After several persons had been
called to the chair and declined Mr. Robert Harrison
accepted lie vtry briefly stated the objects Of the
meeting, and called upon Mr. Edetcin to address the
meeting Mr. T. characterized the conduct Of the tenn
perance men as oppressive. lie said that they wished
TO bind them IN their religion rst and now they want
TO control what we shall eat aud drink The Carson
League, he sad ought to have given notice OF their In
entions TO prosecute so that the liquor sellers could
have sold out their stock and have closed mn without
being put TO loss. But no. they waited until there
was pressure in the money market and then come
upon us suddenly and we tried without right TO
jury.
Mr. Bynr secretary Of the meeting and ons Of those
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IafELLIeIICY.
Port Of New York, November a., 1854.



Steamship Atlantic, West, Liverpool, Z Collius
Ship Tornado, Mumford, San Francisco, 4 Mumfora
Ship Indiana, Mallory, New Orleans, Frost Hicks.
Sn5 I Hsp. Grsen MGss saass Co.
Brig Rebeecs. Francis Jscmsl, II D Broohman 4 Co.
chr vhs Mott
4 co.
sshsaa Sns bss
Steamship Hermann, Higgins Bremen via Southampton
Nov s with mdse and aOi passengers, 70 9 Il sands.
and passsass ss'S Reisss nov a Ass.eom light
fore & @
g sai ss::si
which wa. BROKEN 10 the rysr and to obtain more sea-
YEA W. ss1s i ss' q =.
Ship christiana Hammond, London and Portsmouth a
days with mdse and 4l0 to Grinne Nnturn
Ship Robena Bartlett Glasgow and the Clyde Oct with
cog, and % passengers, 70 Duhhsm Dmen -.
=: passengers to VIM Nelson Son. - No sickness
M s GEAR. sss,s Hsss days with n''' and
SO e Esax
;P. 70 ssss Vine
and the - n. ,gshs b. bark
with brig Indus Of sr%o1sS rs from Scot
supplied her Took pilot I'D 20 miles EsE from the High
sbip Helene Brcm> volkmann, Bremen Oct g. with
and yS passengers to Pavenstadt Schumacher Oct "a
from New Orleans for Havre days who reported hav
T e sasw sss5 r sss
Paul {of windscr}, Dunbar from Glasgow for New York
ship Maid Of Orleans Dennis Now Orleans 10 days, with
Ship RsSsoea Wolfe. New Orleans. II days. with four to
Iarh Kate Wheeler of HAMPTON ss.'Sn, Newcastle.
Sep. lS with coal to Moring; vessel t. Buck& Co.
day bad gale from Westward shifted and back
the * 20 close
reeied tpAs and foretmast staya and head of
Bark Attica Cof Portland Chase Hamburg Oct TO- with
BARR Columbia tBrsm se%se Bremen. e days in bal.
last, with Isl passengers to Meyer s.uchen
with mdse ana ls to Bech Kunhardt Had Is
sss s Am kss ss. rs''
&C. brewer COL sSs VIZ spss
br I,a Of and from searspor for Jacksonville days out
Bark Greenfield Emblem Galveston 81 days with cotton,
Bsrk re Dodge OF IIusaIln, Havin, Pensacola IS
bsrt Golden Ags S4rres Savannah days with cotton
Brig Aurora (Brem), Broadherring Cuxhayen 50 days.
Ssh iron and IT, passengers to Bech Kunhard Had two
Brig Thomas Knox tof BOSTON,, Smith, Tsmpco 20 days,
with hemp &c to Won Stnran N0y H. Carysfort reef
bearing 20 miles, spoke schr LOTUS from Atakapas for
Orig Phurs Lcckman Savannah II days, with cotton.
schr Ralph Post Cenkling, Apalschicos IS days with
se6r b ii iiill, Horton. Virginia for Boston.
sshr s,s Scranton Fins Jones RsnsSr 70 day..
se1r Sea- lion iS vsrr RceRs nsI' y o'''
seh hr Justine Justine, aavens, Roe snIsna
sioop America. Baker, Providenee.
ashore on Absecom Beach
Wind during the day from sSE.
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On Tuesday evening" November IL by the Rev. James
Mett, at hs residence No sos Broome street, Mr. JoHS
GRO WINoT to Miss GEoRGIASA {. FALCON, all Of this
city
On Tuesday, November 81, by the Rev. DIR. Cummings,
JOHN r. CLARK TO Miss MARY A. MCCORMICK, daughter of
Michael Mccormick, all Of this city.
In Milwaukee, Monday, November q by the Rev.
Mr.. Savage, Rev. JSo. N BUCHANAN, of Milwaukee to
JANE BRADFORD daughter of George Douglass, Esq, Of
this cjtv
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Ship Kate Hooper hence june !a San Francisco 18th ult
crossed the equator the Atlantic Ion a. from that time
lat OF Rio Janero for 30 days experienced light winds from
the and strong current scns to NV experienced heavy
weather Of Cspe Horn for IA days. struck by heavy
jbhoom and oil the iron work attached;
crossed the equator the Pacific Ion H. had thence
the Heads 10 on Cape Horn che scurvy broke
the and had IA men sick, and old age.
Was of the Farralones the morning Of the oh was
driven to the northward fy strong current.
Ship Midnight at do from Boston June 80 passed Cape
Horn Sept5 with heavy weather sprung bow prt knocked
on figure head crossed the equator the Pacific IS days.
Ion ia 40; from that time had light winds and calms was
off the harbor morning of oath.
Brig Marshall Of BOSTON 1877 TONS built at Belfast Me- in
1896 and at Providence loading for Matanxas has been
purchased BY Messrs French Ssscn Co. p private
terms.
MissfSc yEssxIRris Sarah Parker, Parker. which
Boston Oct for st Thomas had not arrived Nov She sid
With cargo OF ice and provons her and the
or cargo give her up.
LAuTcHEs-At Pembroke, Ne, ed inst, by Messrs Hay
den pattanga very superior freghng ship Of 1885
TONS called the Transport owned BY Messrs John Mayo
Co. city and to be commanded by Capt Stephen Hs
At Rockland GOTH by Horace Merriam bark Of sG7 TONS
whom with others she Is owned.
At Bath 23d, by Messrs Hitchcock ship Of about
1850 tons. caes the 6ac, owned by the builders
Morse, and Captain Charles Owen who will command
her.
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BuRGLAny.-During Thursday night, the house OF VIM
Fopher No. rs Remsen street. burglarionsy enter.
ed, and robbed Of wearing apparel &c. valued at about
$500 Bvrgares are Of nightly occurrence
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Gorses. Garriaaes. &f.

EOR SALE-A pair of handsome black CAR
Il RAGE HORSES, is hands high excellent travellers to be
so cheap the about leaving Europe and has
further them Apply for Of the horses and prce
to q. AUCKLAND, Bucks Hotel, Sd ay.. cor Path st.
DOCKAWAY CARRIAGE for SALE CHEAP.
1l-It In good order throughout having been used but
time; has for four and suitable
two horses; be sold only for Of Apply at No.
% Cliff st.
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no THOSE WHO ARE ANXIOUS TO DO

i COCOA CIerrym.n with high eredesnab vho SIS
been oblgsd u differ from the Eeeles.ste. systems
,uous Of d.votts himself to CITY MISSION % Nnale1
eoun. etec with any benevolent eaterprse waon "
,trictive ys'em Of cr.ees arbitrary er.eiDers
able ard Wiling tn sd n scch WIZ On sac
email 70 begin With the advertiser y most .o1oas 20 60
or.r.te Aooress CLERICUS, Box No III ffiezne O1ce
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ITO LET-Desirsbls BEDROOMS withoa.
Il board, 70 rentenen, a So Bono 81, As'' As "S-
BASEMENT suitable for Medical Once
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Cost an1 foun6.

EOUND-On Monday morning at about 3
Il o'clock small sLOoP BOAT about three miles outside
Of Cobey Island Point The boat has the name OF TON
HAVEEsr rising inside Of her stern The owner may
recover the above by proving property and Paying
Catherine Market. board OF soop VIM j. PELL after
three days Pstehegue, L. l. Inquire for ALFRED T.
MOTT
T OST-At the Hudson River Railroad Depot,
IL TRUNK containing 800 copies Pamphlet published
by Tbomas The finder will receive the thanks OF the
sending the TO UHca where expenses w Dc
paid
CTOLEN--S50 REWARD.-The residence Of
- the advertiser, No 4Ol 4thsv, rglriousy entered
s night Oct s and robbed Of Silver Hunting Detached
Lever Wstch IS jewels Jacot, Mste Lose, No Jo3O7
slso Black Overcast lined With silk snd Velvet
Collar together with about 900 In Gold and Bank Bills
Among the gold one so piece hvs % piece. and two
S2s pieces the balance In Bank Notes different Banks
Also PIomissoy Note, dated sept g. 1854 signed by
David Bebe three months for S85 In favor OF Gabriel
Meeker and chill In favor Of for $50 signed by
Jsrus Young dated Oct g. both Of which the public
cautioned against negotiating payment has been stopped
The shove reward viii he paid for the Of all or In
proportion fof part Of the Money Wsch Cost by
plying at No 40I 4th-sv. to GABRIEL MEEKER
d = REWARD.-LOst this morning, 24th inst,
p - in going from 2ethst down 9Th aud Broadway
Houston It,, genteman's SCARf PIN, representing an
eases claw holding specimen Of California quartz The
the above reward by leaving the at
c. BERRIANs, No. col Broadway.
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90 Ubom il Man Concern.
TINE UNIVERSAL PARIS EXHIBITION

THE UNIVERSAL PARIS EAHlBIIlON.-
FIRST RATE HOUSES PARIS.
sILKs-Ths very fashions m.deup articles, "Au
PAGE" the old established house of Nourtier Richer
Duzouy, ls Rue vsienne; Savage, Brothers Lep'e
vost, spocessors OF HsmaId Co
THE HOUSE OF FAUvET, Dress Maker. psrOnzed by the
Duchess of Sutherland, 4 rue Menars
MILLINERY. Head Dresses and Court Ornaments Beau
~ nn dent q 7 rue Ss Es % s.; A9susn. s,..
ture Of White and Black Lace and French Cachemire
shswl'; China Grape; Frsipais Gramssnsc, 81 rue
Fsyd' s and g rue sv Ric ssxS u.,us.,. H.
sTAYs-Mms BypPOGte, Patented by the Empress. 9 rue
TILMAN-ArIfei.l Flowers Patented BY the Empress lOi
80 rue Riebehe1
At the UNIyEks"Paenee for the special manufacture of
SHIRTS IS Boulevard Poissonnsse. corner of the
Roueemonti a large assortment OF the newest cut
both for Gentlemen and Ladies'
UMBRELLAS. Parssols Walking Sticks and fashionable Ri
ding Whips Cs1sl, Psironied BY tae EnPos'' q
GUERtAIN, PeIfumer 70 the E%Pres'7PsrfSme' q al
I:ss sss. sis ssSS' Bsss o' M Depot
LIE ROY SON Wseh and Clock Makers 10 the Navy for
merry to tho King Chronometers and Watches, Trst
eiins Clocks; received Medal. at French add London
Exhibitions Paris Gserie IntPensier Pslss Royal
MARRETT TARRY BROTHERS. Jewelers. Gold and Sill.
yn sn,,ihs l6 rue Nivienne Correspondent 81 N New
LAHocHE Co., Table Services. Sewn. China. Crystals.
Bronzes &c., ls2 20 l6i G4lerie yslos Palss Royal.
oDIoT, Gold and Silver smith q Tue Base du Rampant
pEN1ERE extensive Bronze MAnufaetoIy Is Vvicnne
LEMONNIER. yeweler and Worker in H.r, removed
count Of the EXpToyrati0n from the do Goa. s..
Honore. to 10 Boulevard des itAiens, Of the
Passage de roper. Paris Gold Medal, and Prize
SUISSE BROTHERS Bronze Manuf.e.Ory, Paintings, Sta
toney, &s 81 Place de Ia Bo9rse
inventor Of various Patented improvements in the
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