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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13
Iioenfieth .annual Report cf fhe ~ iLlTCHFIELD MUTUAL ,g Fire KoAR2z1.N2AGR .@OaaDADvaeA AR

NtTG A1&&1Gb'f&22G&t 4GOMtEDGI4eWS ,sa .,.t.,8 JULY 4th, lS53., bi..f sss, Whole amount of Cash premiums .z. recervrd, a'i7 70 a2.sI4.2o Whole a,noaht of losses and expcn- Aaa ,5a"
 s,s otihe Company, ariissi- a l9.23l,l4 Cash Balance now on hand, 4,7S3,97 Increase of cash on hand oyer last ....f..E year., '-'7' ''''7'."9l l,27a,o4 Present Capital or Fsnd ofthe 'a'ssa'',
 Company ae Gma .2ht 2O,12O.36
 This company has now been in successful operation 20 years, during the whole of which time it has never made an assessment upon the members of the company, and has at this time cash Fund of $4,753,97, safely invested and drawing interest, tie amount of interest received up to the present time, being more than $l, 800, and from the public favn. every where bestowed it's cash fund from Ss.ls7 Al to $4,7ss g7.
 The Directors of this company are confident that the plan of Insurance adopted by them will meet with hearty response from all intelligent friends ot the principle of Mutual Insurance.
 This company insure only in this state. and etc., or in exposed Village or city property, but conhne their business entirely to farm property and isolated buildings. and their contents-o one risk.
 This company will adjust all claims with difference should arise between the parties, all such difference will be adjusted by indifferent persons in the county, each party selecting one, and in case they do not agree, third person shall be chosen. and the award of all, or any two of them, shall be final and conclusive.
 OMJce9.S Of gAae COaM21NAsy.
 ga ]. G, BECKWITH. President, ,t ..!t ,OLIVER GOODIH IHI.Nr, IreasusO e, 5..e n JASO.N- WL7IILA"G, .Sseretarv.
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lR. .llXes-rsassesss,
AZ ske AOId Ssund

777'.7- 's, "a dt 5ENe g1IJtU lS tuNu. . a U. ....xszM HAVING .procured an assistani
 NatchmakeE and Ieweler,,will .oMsinuetas do auy and al kinds sf wa.cn reparingia and, watch jeweline that may be eintrusted tthis care inthe beet man. ner and oh reasonahltterms, 10 pains vii hs
 Thankful flor past tayors hewould soiicitt ths continuance of the public pat,onag ge. Also.s choice a,sortment oi Watches. JesgelTy snt silver Ware at lowspricesfor Cash.
 Litch66ld. May n S5l.a.x @aaiHg iy3
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A beautiful Jewess attended party sia Philadelphia, where she was exec tlingiy annoyed by vulgar, imper,i- .nent fellow. !" And you never aeai pork. Miss M. !" asked he tauntinsly. --s' Never, sir" was the reply. sNor use lard lamps: continued the perse- cutor. l" No sir'' she answered ;' our religion teaches us to avoid everything swinish, physically and morally, lhere foe, you will excuse me Tor declining to have any more words willi you. z
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-ssMATERBURY LUMBER < COAL O., st
 4e ia,a7 2 ga Dealers inzilnsaua7g g8y EASTERN 3s WESTERN; LUMBER:
M.GnNaE E

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Manufacturers of Sashes, Doors and Blinds. Turned work. viz {: Newei Pos.s, Bed Posts, Table Legs, Clothes Posts, Hitch Posts, Be. Also on hand. mahogany cherry, black wal nut, maple, whi,ewood, &e. Flaming -timbsr and plank planed, boards and plank planed and matched at short notice, Office, near Railroad Station, Watert ury, Gum.
 @fj Sa Fac.Fa uz E. A. LUM, "A gent.
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.s' THE BEST .AssoRTM ENT, OF, ,n
 ~HGD~NS~Q a

Ln Litchfeld County,
 BOTH Cook and Peflor, can be scensat the shop of fihe subscriber, and can be bought for cash, erceedingly losc. gt h.~s.t.s .,, ,,,-
 Also, a greatyariety Sf Tin, Japanned, and Britannia Ware, Furnaces, Cauldfon K cities, Cistern Pumps. Lead Pipe. H ydraulic Rams, EnaIneled Kettles, Ca most desirable article foreyery housek keepers) )tosesherwiih largo variety or sHopsek coping Ariiclcs.; ....f9va Old Iron, Brass, Copper and Rse isken in exchange. J..W CONE. r''iFI am also agent for. Notfelk and Ca raan for the 'saie 'of Otis' Patcn, Insulated Lightning Rcds.is edi tsaiaaa ga.auo.T
 ,Norfalk, 1s5S.e sso7ls taiasie ya} %saI
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------&H%e----- TNHE Store of the Subscriber will be weekly II replenishsd with 1sEw GooDs, from the New York, Boston and Philadelphia Importing Houses, and from all the principal American manufacturers. Among his extensive assortment may be found all kinds of
 Letter, Cop, DrasOing, Note and Fancy Papers;
 White, B,H q Enameled Envelopes;
 Papier Macke, Rose,cood, Mahogany q Leatkes
 Writing Desks, WOrk Bores. Sc.; 'Cleth, Lsathsr and Papier Mache Po,tetSlsos
 From s7s cts. to $500 each; All styles of Card Cases and Porte Monnaies t@ .2a Wallets and Pocket Books;
 Steel, SIX and Kid PGrses; Bankers' Cuses; m Labin's Celebrated Genuine Perfi.mes; .5 Fdrina's Ui,rivaled Cologae; Bridal, Glove 8' Hamdserchief PerJimed Bcres,
 Building Blocks, Wood Alphabets:
 Hslpet, Iron, Tin and India Rubber Toys; e@ Pearl g. Iuory 7ablets;
 Crying Babies; China, War and Rubber DOl7s; Iar Comes too numerous to mention;
 Magnets, Masks, s, Magic Lanterns; @ Ha'r, Cloth, Hat, Tooth, Nail S. Lather Brushes
 Gsntlsmsn's Dressing Cases; SheA and Horn Dressing Combs; Iro,y Combs; " Ladsss' Companions, Spool Stands; ' AN hinds Rubber Balls; Testa Liqats; z Harmonicaas. Pickwicks, Sand Iays, Tea Bells ' Op1u Glasses, 7Oilst T zsaseling Glasses; z Tkrmometeys and Bdrometers; ' zootA Poedv, Ham on, Ioilet S,Skaving Soeps, !. Chessmsn, DOmiaOes, Back Common BOo,ds, gCAsss60ards; Do; Ckecksys; Ss'siAg Birds, sir kinds, ;va. S7 10 621 eeats; < Peaznives, Scissors aud Shsars j; A splendid assortment Of 4 Gold Pens, h Gold and .Siluer Gases, Steel Pens, Fvisy Styles; Pen Nits and Quils !;
 Letter Sedis or iStamps, all styles,
 The best cf War, sca7dated to 6an tissi Wdtsr Colors, from cents to $4.0O per bos
 nf Fancy Pgper and Glass Bores; a
 Transparent, Porcelain and Paper SIasss, ' 4 large ossOrtmentc cf Visiting $. Wedding Gards: sss. Stationery Articles ia general; ~ \ V EOsy kind cf Legal q Probase Blaaks; WeddmS Stationery and Essrins,n ? best e,,alisies a5 Pdtent Blot Pads; Diaries
 Ae0yess, Ouy 8' Cdsh l5c0ks, Journals, 8c.s Blank Notes, Dra,fs, Orders, Due Bizls, 8c. Sc.,
 Letter Copying Rssssss, Rooks q Ink;
 Mathematical. IsSbpmsnts; Blesiiag palavs: Pope, fsldsss aud paps Wsights; Erassys: i: :..a Y !. s Nssespapsr Fiiss aud ,WS,ss; .SF
 AOuth Clue $. Macilage; Ldsli5is Iaks. \ \ ie spy Black, Biae, Red $. Hiolet Laks; Lnkstands, ef One Hiadred dii6sseat yarist;es ALLof the above edescribedarticles can be found in greater profusion and variety than elsewhere in New England, besides other articles too nuner. Ous to mention. Call and see for yourself They will be sold at the lowest prices, either at whole sale or retail D3- Particular attention given to the PAPER and ENVELOPE TRADE, at 10 STATE STREET, HARTFORD, Or, by EL1HU GEER.
 ~ Every kind and style of Jon, CARD and Book PRINTING, by Steam, executed as heretofore. Large additions of NEW TYPE and MAcHNERY are being made this year, to the already most extensive Printing Establishment of f8 S
 ELIAU GEER, 10 STATE ST
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Elder F who wllilom preached in certain town ol this keniry,' was so notorious for his queer phrases and very odd comparisons, that i. finally be- .heyesl ,he 'deacons' toremenslrate with him. The elder admitted the justice of the charge brought against him l; promised to amend lis speech hence forward; and hoped that his iailings, grievous though they were would not be the cause Of any diminution in their regard for him; :" for, brellren,' said he, "we always have lli,ched horses so far, and hope we may hitch horses hereafter in the stables Of eternal glp- ry" iA
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lridgepOrt Power Company

rBridgepOrt Power CompGnyl ztl SHi St Company aae. sbant etecusg z, in a l. centsal loca. ion, seyeial buildings eac h Four Hundred feet in leagih, fifty feet in width, and three stories high, for the purpose of letting out propeliink power and room to such manufacturers as may desire. They will be provided with from rHREE to FIVE hun 'dSed horse power and will have acccmmnda- lions for about I0o0'workmen. Applications for Power and Room may be made personally ly or by letter to either oi lhe subscribers. ,f {
 .sfsiae F. T BARNUM.
 sgsYs2KE VIM H NOBLE.
 D W THOMPSON,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13
.NesO Goods

LOOE Here A MONO the new Dress Goods for sale at Bradford's Cheap Store, In Wolco,tville, notice the following: M 5000 yds of Merrimack and other calicoes. 800 !" beautiful Nous de Laines
 300 !" fashionable cOlors paramettas. 300 " Bischof Black silks, oil-bOiled. 100 striped French poplins. s 300 French merinoes.
 500 " black and colored aiapacc cas. MousGn deBey, figured aiapaccas, parisian cloths, canton cloths, &c., cheap for cash or ex- change. A. G. BRADFORD.
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Ths Last Survivor or Lexington
 ElGhf.

The death of Jonathan Harrington, the last survivor of the battle Of Lex inglon, who recently expired, at the age of 95, was announced in the Mas sachusetrs Legislature oD Tuesday. and a large committee was appointed to honor his obsequies, which took place last Thursday afternoon. <
 The seventy-ilih anniversary of the battles of Lexington and Concord was celebrated at the latter place on the 19th of April, 1850, on which occa- sion the following reference was made to the venerable patriarch by Governor Briggs :-
 Ayoung man in Lexington went out the evening before, and while on his way passed several British officers and soldiers who preceded the army that came with the rising sun. He returns ed home aRd went to bed about one o'clock he was called up by his mother who came to the door and said, Jona- than! the regulars are coming, you must get up, something must be done!' That was the Jonathan called by that mother; and Jonathan got up, and what did he do? What could that boy ol sixteen years old do7 I'll tell you what he did. He got up and blew that shrill little fife to rally the clans, to alarm the neighbors, to assemble the patriots. ..
 Mothers of Massachusetts, do you hear that? "1'he regulars are com ing;;" but who were the regulars ?" The embedded power of the British kingdom, disciplined, brave, obedient soldiers, who went at dead of night ad drive back the rebels, and take stores and ammunition. And we there behold mother oi s'76'' rousing her boy in the depth of night, te sge,fap aad do something, for the regulars are coming. And lie did do something :; he was ., 1hebatile ofLexington and actedthere. He stood a, the head oi the company by the brave hearted Parker, rousing martial spirit in the hearts of his co,ntrynen by the shriii notes of bis fife. Cur friend here saw Pitcairn and the soldiers marching up to them, and saw tbeir guns loaded with powder and ball, He saw them march up to them with their irDperious and threatening air He hoarA ,,Lo ,rc.dc Roha1e disperse! Rebels, lay down yeurarms! He heard the cracking of the muskets. Those eyes dim with the vision of hundred years, saw it; those ears heard it1;;the heart, now feebIy beating ia that venerable bosom, felt it !; and his arm, now helpless from age, helped to drive. the rebels from our land. Thank Hea- ven that he is here io exhibit himself.
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Rale.

DWELLTNG-HOUSE AND LOT NNONTAINING an acre and half of land, O wiih many valuable fruit trees thereon, pleasantly siluaced in South Farms, one mile east uf the meeting-hsuse, on the road running from Litchieid to New Haven. For particulars enquire of WM. M. ENaley near the premises.
 HENRY WHTTTLESEY. s New Y rk. Feb 2l '. 1854.
 D All D " I MS MG T l. T. S. KN0R SALE at tke Mills oI the subscriber in " Washington, G, ain, Meal, and ProvondeF' Plaster, Clover and T,m9thy Seed, &c', &c. CHAIN PU aPs, wholesale and retaili Hoveys Straw Cutters ard Corn Shelters, Flows and Seraprrs. Furnace Castings of every description Mill Shaf aud Gearing, Water Wheels, &c.
 O. Machinery of all kinds, built and repaired; Shaiiing, Pnlipvs anI Hangers of every kind In store, Dry Gnis and Groceries, NalIs and Spihes II ,ri~are and Cutlery. Sh vels, Spades: Manuie F ,rks, H,cs Pitchforks, CoilCha and Rope of var. ,Hs sizes. az. e. Wanted-ScRAP IRON in any quantity. -
 H. BALDWIN. Washington, March 1854.
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DSrScfOa.&.

UtFeCfO2'S.
 jAsos 4 & sESfTETa: WEi4lNd: b Wf,;rS1rsry kFWIS OLIVER GOODWIN DAVIDC. SANFORD SETH P. BEERS, IROBRINS BAT TELL bso'a' STEPHEN TROWBRiDGE.
 ~a} SHELDON OSBORN ,of E siaS ininh, o5 .atHliaq iAet es9szsf. o General Agent. .,fr AGENTS OFfsTHE COMPANY.
 Lcman w. Cutler, .Waicrtown; {; Daniel B. Brinsmade. Wa slnhginn David c. Sanicrd, New Milford Rufus Taller, Jr, Kent Rich. ard Smith, Sharon 'Fredcrick K elIos 2. Com. ssall Joseph l. Gaylord, Goshcp 1; ;gViiliam M. Burrall, Canaan Donald J. Warner, Sal isbury s. D., ,Norihway, and John: Dewe!l, Norfolk Henry Jones, New Hartfnrd ;-
 George D. Wadhams, Torring gtor, {; Ltwis Sm',h. Harwinton John c. Am6lcr, Bethlcm; John Abcrneihy and George B Forest. Wood ihuFyS David c Wbiitlesey. New Preston Reuben Rockwell sColehrook; Jobn llins- dale, Winsted IS. N St. John, New Canaan F. TaImadge, ,Plymouth...e,, .s5s s,.a sen
 Persons wishing 10 get their buildings in- ,snred can apply to either of the A gents, or 10 ithe Secretary. sfsd sas@is s' at17sssa,gla ss @ae.aaJ.aG. BECKWTTFI, President. ,a;sa JAssN, WHlTIHe, Secretary .saosss7 s Litchfield, July 1853. ae,s ssau s,gt mi,
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D AID WINS MILLS.
Boots and Shoes.

Washington, March 1854.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RBa1IvHD,
i direct from auction, purchased at the lats pc
remptory sales In Phi .adelphia and New York. the
following Goods, which will re found we'll WORTHY
the attention of the Ladies, viz
100 Table Cloths very superior at half tksir yelus
% doz Napkins, to metch, at 81, worth So
DO pieces French Merno, same selling at Il, only
50 cents
SGO yards Plaid Silk great variety, 500 worth g.
$50 yards Plaid Silk very superior, 81, orth 81 SC
1000 yards Blacs Silk, very superior, SHE, worth
81 373
Few patterns a. Brocads elegant, SIS, wsrth $50
zoo pieces Ribbons, At unprecedented low pr.oss
boO yards Waterst Popiiu, for evening drsaDs
white, blue, and ocrn colorsd, At 70 ssaS,
$50 yards Plain Silk, for evening dress, At 6aso,
80 pieces Valencia flsids, superior, a 6.2 osats
worth 81 26
500 pairs French Corset, genuine, at 81 TO, worth
$275
e76 Worked Collars, some very elegant, .. h.l.
price
100 sets Crochet superior, some as low as 50 rs q
set
500 pairs ia and 1874 Blankets, at 81. worth S. 50
Eirdeys Diapers, Irish Linens, anu Linen Lawn,
awiully chesp
Velvet Ribboas and Cloak Braids, at reduced prices
Together with q complete assortment of Domestic
Goods, all Of which win be sold for cash or to Gus.
toners who Fay promptly
RICHARD ". GARTER.
Opposite Centre Market, second door from Eighth
street, between Seventh and Eighth streets.
nov 1&-eo2v
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HOUGHS PRACTICE OF COUhTS-NARTIAL.
Ill vol London, 1895.
Hough on the Articles OF War, l vol, Calcutta,
1896
Hough's Case Book of Europes. and Native Courts
Marital. vol, Calcutta, 1871.
Hough's Military Law Authorities, l vol, Gal
Hickman on Naval Courts Martial, London. 1851
Major General Espisr on Military Law, London,
James, Collection Of Charges, Opinions, and Sem
tsnces Of General CoSrts- Mar dal, Londr n 1890
ssmuePs Historical Account Of the Brtiah Army
and the Law Military, London, 1916.
simmons on Courts Martial, London, 1852.
Sullivan on Courts-Msrtial Lsndop, 1854
Ohe.isr-Guides des Tribun.ux Ailitairss, VOLS,
Paris, 1923.
Maltby's oourt>hartial and Military Law, Bos,
ton, 1913.
Chenies-Manuel das Conssils de Gusrre, Paris,
Grifaths Military Law, London, lS4l.
Da Msssgnil-Dictiosnairs de la Ju,tioe hilitane,
On ocurtsMartial and Military Law, by The
Author" London, 1910.
McNaughten on Courts Martix, London, 1923.
Ds Hart on Military Law, New York. lS46
adelphia, ls48
General Macomb On Courts. Martial, New York
lS4l.
Atye on Courts-Martial. London, 1906.
Tytler's Military Law, London, 1900.
Macarthur on Naval and Military Courts Martial
vols London, 1906
Naval Regulations and Instructions by the Brit
ish Admiralty, London, 1926
Military and Naval Trials Of Lord Gambler, Of
Lieut.. General Whitelock, Of Lord George SACK
Vile, of Admiral Byng, Of Admiral Ksppel, Of Gen
Hull, Of Commodore Porter, Of Lieut. Gen. Murray
Of Lieut.. COL Bache. OF Generals Scott and Gsints
Of Msjor stanhope, Of Lieut. Colonel Cockburne. o
Captain Mackenzie, and many otherp.
nov IA FRANCK TAYLOR.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.

GEoRGKrowN, Nov. ID, 1854.
Business along our canal this morning looks
quite encouraging. The number Of boats,
which have arrived during the last day or two,
is very considerable, and now that the late
rains have. furnished full supply Of water,
We doubt not that this activity will not only
continue, but increase until the season for
boating shall close.
The advertisement In another column of the
sale of property on Lees Hill, in our city,
offers rare opportunity to pers ons In want of
private dwellings that is to be found in the
District Being the highest point Of our beau
titul heights the situation Is airy and healthy,
and possesses commanding view of the Po-
tomac river, Washington, Alexandra, and the
surrounding country for many miles, and
above all the water in all this section Of our
city is of the puress and most delightful char.
acter.
We learn that Mr.. Robert Dodge, Of our
city, has disposed Of the Seneca Mills to Mr.
Darby, of Pennsylvania, for $4,000.
Mr. Thomas Cissel, carpenter and architect,
is now erecting for another of our city fathers,
Mr.. Evan Lyons, a magnificent dwelling on
the site of his fathers late residence, near the
Rock Creek Mills. The main building Is to
be 40 by Al feet, two stories high, with back
building 30 by II feet, two stories.
The health of our town, at this season of the
year, never was better within our knowledge
than 1t il at tho present time. We hear of no
| sickness Of any kind among our citizens.
The appearance of the American Organ
among US, yesterday afternoon, created con.
siderable stir among sone of our people
While the old line Wings and Democrats, espe.
cialiy tho former, who have hold sway among
| US from time immemorial, seemed to look upoS
1t with jealous eye, tho particular friends
and sympathisers- with the new party seem
to regard it as "God-send," a rod or serpent
of Moses, which was ultimately to swallow up
everything of the same description that came
IN its way We shall zealousiy endeavor to
furnish our citizens punctually and promptly
with good supply of Starlight to read it BY
largo number of boats laden with GOAL,
bound to Alexandria, lwere detained yesterday
and the day before. We have heard it rumor.
ed that the detention was caused by break
or leak.
The last foreign and northern news has 80
completely unsettled our -four and grain
markets, that We find 1t almost impossible to
get correct quotation. Buyers and sellers
both appear to be somewhat in the predioa.
ment of mariner at sea- without compass or
chart. The stock still continues light.
SPECTATOR
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TO CARPENTERS, BUILDERS.
AROHlTKCTa. &c.

with Az large plstes by Robert Ridtell, of Phil.
adslphia. The plinipies embraced Ia this work
have been thoroughly and triunphanNy tested in
the cities Of New York, Philadelphia md Baltimore.
La This or any other city, tbs author il ready 81
u practical demcnst alton the system. and nruve
its superiority over anything that hes ever been
published on this beautiful branch Of carpentry.
The saving OF labor and material 10 by this Ct less,
nifty per cent The certainty aud proof afforded %
the workman by plain, full, and simple explAna-
tons IN tie reconstruction Of lbs for hand--aiA
centoring, and grain arches &c will at once present
themselves to every carpenter and architect The
su.hor can be seen ana the book obtained at A.
GIiDEMEISTERS, No o. ~ street, bstveea Penn.
sylvania avenue and street. Price S..
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without q carriage. Patented in England the
9th Oct, 1852 Patented in France, Novem-
Der 5th, 1852.
G. B. Normand, of Havre, France.-For i'm.
proved method Of hanging saws for mills.
G. B. Normand, of Hsvre, France.-For i'm
proved method of controlling the log for curved
and bevel saving Patented in France Nov.
5, 1852; English patent Oct. ~. 1852.
Julius A. Pease, of New York, N. Y.-For
improvement in India rubber ver-shoes.
Charles A. Robbins, of Iowa city, Iowa.-For
improved excavstor and ditching plough.
Geo. D. Stillson, of Rochester, N. Y.-For
improved eXcavating machine.
VIM. Stoddard, of Lowell, Mass.-For shin
gle machine.
Jacob Swartz, of Buffalo, N Y.-Fer i'm
provemsnt in grain and grass harvesters.
Benjamin James Tarman, of Philadelphia,
Pa.-For improvement in machinery for
stretching and drying cloth.
Orson Westgate, of Riceville, Pa.-For saw
gauge.
Leon Jarosson, of Jersey City, N. J-For
improved method of constructing printing
blocks.
Geo. Bruce, Of New York, N. Y.-For i'm.
provement in casting types
George Thompson and MerrelI A. Furbush
of Worcester, Mass.-For improvement in roll
ers for pattern chairs for looms
Jonathan w. CALDWELL of Rochester, N. Y.
For improved arrangement of lever and catch
for tow-lines Of canal boats.
Rs-tssHe. Samuel Candy, Of Ellicott's
Mills, Md.-For improvement in winnowing
machines. Patented December %, 1852.
additional In,proVensemt.-F. A. Gleason,
Of Rome, N. Y.-For improvement in the con-
struction of reed musical instruments. Pat
ented June 20, 1854. -~
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-0n Monday, tho 18th of Nov,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
tho books of the Department
For tho redemption of stock. 800. S50,732 81
For paying other Treasury debts. 21,944 Y
For the customs. .............. 1891 %
Covered into the Treasury from
Customs :............. 9,616 80
Covered into the Treasury from
Lands: .:.................2 ,315 so
Covered into tho Treasury frem
miscellaneous sources. ........ 1900 rs
For the War Department. ........ $3.50 90
For repaying in the War Depart
ment .................... 13,O45 90
For the Navy Department. ....... $500 90
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THE GUANo TRADR.-There sailed from the
Chinoha Islands, during the month ending
September 80, 45 vessels, registering 25,17S
tons. Of tho above number, 10 vessels-l1,-
607 tons-sailed for ports in Great Britain
Ii vesselsES,O2O tons-for ports in the United
States: vessels-2,32 4 tons-for ports in
France and her colonies; 5 vessels-5l6 tons,
for ports in Holland; 2 vessels-676 tons-for
ports in the Italian States; and vessels
$40 tons-for ports in Spain. Eight Of the
above vessels, registering 6,33S tons, were
American
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TUaP RECRlVED,. rr.sb ,nn,l, n
- WiLBOR's GOD LIylR OIL IEi PEoS.
PLATE OF LINZ. The most palatsble and efBc..
caeus preparation of God Liver OH known. tor The
N OF consumption, scrofu!s, Coughs, Col&
ASh@3, bfenchi'is, ana ell scrcfulous humors
For as BY eCHwARrZE 4 SON.
tAgen@ nor Washington,) Pa avenue, next door
" y. Dc AAotcl 10-1ru
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DI ED.

In this city, on Tuesday morning, 18th instant,
RICHARD HANSON WEIGHTMAN, aged years
and months.
His funeral will take place from the residence of
his grandfather r. s. Coke, Esq, AZ street between
c and louisiana avenue, on Wednesday, at -
O'Clock, m.
On the 18th instant, suddenly, CHARLES W.
STEWART, for many years officer of the House
of Representatives of the United States
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e W. NJ. MILLS, at Fredericksburg, Va,
is prepared to furnish subscribers to the Star
with their papers early every morning Per.
sons wanting the paper will be promptly at
tended to by leaving their names and ad-
dresses with him.