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snapes, ss government Ny last letter ~
iotnec yoa q TIE unninity o the deegGt 10 reJ6a
70 uo Caoioet allowing Mr.. Buchanan 10 select wNouU
tfnb1rets Eenf, dis own Constitutional advisers THIS
unity VIII SRo he observ In resuyd to the Pasic
road e11 TIE eo1yine ct yaty Il is
evident that .he State rghs Sostn win
on an crtnooX "a ninsfson on all tEeee yonts esvtAz
toe ksras AFFAIR e Of itsoaf Tae article "a this
lns01 endorsing Gov. Bger's squa.sr s0yesegcty un-
epes bas creased very justly, general ndignron among
the oo line cer,scsats. In ssrsng ooorGs this
tai huraa alton toe part OF the baicn IL sno bold
raply stude ce the HrAID, asse .ug the nstta
Lona ground sppicabs to tins NORTH ecd south alike
Tue aliusion tie other cay 10 the npea;nmsnt
DATED States judge has TED 20 Interesting oxpts
nations from The other eide. Tho iIenas OF the Judge
say thai The charges against En untrue; thAA theg
nave once been gcrt6d aost 10 The senate, and tna
the supreme Court OF the United states hss affirmed
nearly kli his OPINIONS ia tho betOW Az have a.
luded to this tne extept ess cbtata deeaAs
cd history OF the from both rdee, cod transmit ~
publication. II tts ACQUIRED Judge is guilty. nc will %
made to suffer tbs peBA iy OF his Gu the sub9eOto
persecution conspiracy, vii easy for him - -
taolmh his innocence
[Correspondence Of TIE Albany Atlas
WAsIssGrnH, Dec. 10, 1854.
Mr.. Hnater and tbe Slave Trade
ID your paper Of Saturday. the i3tn INST Us an errug
wha aMGough Il may no; be mat rial IL "a oetter chouli
be corrected In your leader the Soutnern Com
mc-cal onvencn II IL stated that .Seustof Haat0r. a
virginia, expressed the prevsient feel OF Southern
men," &c, In coLtrpvertng the project of rval II
me aaye trade His but JasI 20 Mr Hunter, a
Char'estuvr Va. who was deegaie from yreinis .
the Cou7entcn and whose sentiments up N tine siAys
trade we'll expressed tneres. aate thM 3ana
Tor M I. aupter moi delegate Con vensoa
Tho latter gontcan has beer Ia attendance upon his ID
es In the tnate from tie or ths presens
ness.on
Senator Eupter fully ccrodes in tho opinions expveas
ed by hts Eane7ake aod relative the mp-,prety q
the revival OF ne sleve trade and has nss ornsd
alter perusai OF your article, that mis- said nI2saake
rny represented the sentiments Of the poopo OF ykgA
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Our West Inaia Correspondence.

81. Moxss Doc !, 1883.
ArIual af DR.. Kan from GnSia'sd-Trcde.
Probably win be Of interest to yoi to know hs. Dr.
Kane, the Arctic explorer, has arrived G this retired
little Issnd. He arrived isst night in the pacSc. steamer
IRON Europe, his way the Island OF Cuba Ills health
appears greatly mpsired He caugh, a severe cold
10 Europe snd looks AZ ic he suffering from con.
sumption. Or. X. remains hero fortnight then will
proceed 10 Havana. He has been kindly received by all
resident Americana II n TO be hoped that the
change Of climate will bc Of benefit 70 his health.
Brsineas very brisk among our dry goods merchants
shipping interest very slight st present.
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TI,IETY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.


WASHINGTON Dec. II, 1856.
TIE PACIFIC RAIRo,p HLL.
Nr. wsfss, (dem) OF Cal, gave notice that immedi.
siey ses the holidays he should call up the Pscgo Rad.
road BIZ which under dlscusrlon sat session. aud
rdugod the hoto iha; u would command tho vote oil
msjorisy Of tho Senate
uxAs Crrprpps
The consideration OF the bill grantirg further time
the creditors Of Texas 70 present their claims
tumed, and Aftcr dcbsie upon ~, q was p,ssed.
NAVY YARD AT Srwroyr, " 4.
Mr.. JAxrs, ldem OF T., notice Of his intention
to Introduce a bill esiabshng navy yard as Newport,
Rhode Island.
SRxTY ~ flFx aa.RD srgtN vvswrs
Mr.. SHwARp, rep OF A., introduced resolution,
which ADOPTED requesting tho Secretary OF the Navy
10 report whether 10 HIS opinion s practicable ami OK.
pedient 10 steam vessos 10 bo constructed 10
afford greater security against accidents by nrc than
exist, and 10 submit such suggestions no may think
proper for legislation on that subjec..
Adjourned
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BIO JASEEo, Nov. I, 1855.
Naval Inelis9ncs-Hsaih Of Rio JoneirO, &c.
The United States sloop-of war Germantown arrived a
this port the % inst after pleasant passage Of
days from Moptovdso. Her officers and crew we're Wild
in thor expectations Of meeting the 81, lawrence In
RIO and were much chAgrinod finding that vesSsl
here
ITO u healthy IN ,rgh the weather extremely hot
The British frigs'e ndchgabs (Admrs JohnssonD has
rnnc down the coast 70 dyi her shore, and II.
II n ordinary snip kadag In barber
yontevdco Quot, but great precs csuoLs bong
taken by the police TO prevent outbreak.
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SICILY.
Tvuy, tuesday, nco. 2, lste
Iaermssn has been received In Official quarters tina,
nsurecuouAry movement broke out on tho 22d uH.,
several points OF the province of rslcrmo The govern
ment oncals had been driven away At every point
nur1btr OF the cx.dopgss Of tho scian Parliament Of
lsis were =, the head os the movement Troops had
been scrt sgsnst the irsurgcn ard number o. arrests
mad been made the capita. Az present tno psccsc
bearing Of tle movcn ont Is not s.ccrtNrcd.
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rRANGI
SPAIN.

The Madrid correspondent tho Yndependancs Bel;-
says tat tho question or tho Cocs dedaitey resolved
and that Nsrvsez has yielded OF tho Court
The writer anticipates thai some concessions will be do
marded Of Nsrvaez which no will make, and thea hs
viii fall The writer also predicts tns, before six monb-
are over, Spain Will be the Rcene Of bloody revolu
,on- ,he Court should persist IN lis present reirogrAio
N NYers hrs taken tho Snanlyh roycrn nlcnt insn
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ENGLAND.

The papers announce the sudden death OF DR. Hussey
Regius Professor Of Ecclesiastical History At Oxford.
The Dolly Neas city article OF the latest date says
Tho funds remain arm, anu not N.hsanding active
demand 70, money 10 all quarters the extreme variation
In prices only per cent and tho closing quotations
were the those Of Monday. All tho other depart
ner.s OF the Stock Exchange likewise maintain much
sesdiress. The bouynncy Of the Paris Bourso is cal
cIiaed 10 stimulate confidence this side. On the Stock
Exchange in connection with tho monthly settlement In
conscs, per cent freely offered for osns
government stock from DAY to day. In tho discount
market there also good demand for accommodation
in anticipation of the settlement Of the fourth. Money
fully employed At Paris The three per cenls closed
for money al 69 4oo, being about 2. per above
tho closing quotations Of yesterday.
The Tins city article ssys;--The fISis hnvo been
again Ices buoyaIt, but they have not expsrieocsi any
material change Ins preparations Tor the c,nssl settle
nen which taxes place tho day alter TO morrow, created
an extremely acsye demand Toe money There was
rather prepOaderaDco u sales The part OF tho public.
The dona2d Ia the discount market and at the Eaax
tngiand was extremely heavy. II not greater,
howos er, than might have been anticipated from The sp
proach tho itn OF tho month, Aad the daily contraction
caused 6y the aGons' o. bis maturing at the banS.
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Fsr,t ESEASsMsSr AcapxSr-ooroncr irll, held
irquset yc,tcrday Al the New York Hcsptn upon the
boay q man named John Kelly, who died from M Ell
iccli or lniurs received W The sling e. IN enoapk
rssrt urrr hnn a wthc Plau, w~icacstcr county on
tte 80 rt Verdict 'Aoc,acrtS 6cah." ntocaso1
r1s L !cAlg b ase tua VA Hliye gg iVla9d
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N Myers has taken tho spauish government, iosa.
RUSSIA AND Tue CONFERENCE.

rhe London Pos says that Il Russa per.sls in asking
for conference can cnIy result In her confusion ant
diplomatic defsst, for England, Adsus, sardinia and
Turkey, snd, doubt moi slso ally FAnce will be
prepared maintain absou,e spirit and meaning and
tho very text sad latter, of the treaty drawn up
by able Trench aplcmatst and signed with
the pen and quilt of tue Jardn des Plants. u
the ultimate resn, we have no ien, though . So
eona conference hal the power Of altering the text
meaning Of Tho treaty q Paris OF March aobui we
tain that conference has such power and tina,
resident Minister cannot vary aor The general act Of
Congress callcd together tho purpose OF making
peace conditions and already discussed, dsn5e.
rsiciy signed solemoy ratified aud the scceded
and carried into elect by every couary exccp. Russia
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ARRIVAL OF TIE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
lNSURREcTlONARy MOVEMENT IN ITALY.
The Trouble Between Switzerland and
Prussia Increasing.
CoTTes AND BREaDsTufrs UNCHANGED.
COnsOls, "a l-S a 81 I'D,
80, kc., do.

fMIApJPiHA, Dec. II, 1868.
The steamship City OF Baltimore, from liverpool, arrv
cd OF Cape Island ct O'Clock evening Her dates are
TO noon OF the Sd OF December.
The steamer Fulton arrived az Southampton the
afternoon OF the Goth Of November, and the Canada
at II J. NJ On the same day.
Neither the political the Commercial news brought
BY this arrival l. Of any exciting ip,eres.
II was reported tat England had length agreed with
the other Powers TO bIe tho Conference OF Paris
and 1t is said that Congress will shortly at Paris
eiegrnphic despatch had been received announcing
that insurrecon had broken out Palermo Sicily,
under Baron Bentrcnda, VINO the ht ad OF i've
o. six hundred men Troops sent 70 dispense them,
but action had taken place up to the latest date.
There rumors OF dissension in the English minis
try.
Geo. B. Mathew, ex Consul at rhiiadelphia, who was
dismissed for his completely in the enlistment Dusness,
has been appointed Consul at Odessa.
Cotton ia reporsed steady
Rreadstuns had not materially changed.
Consos closed on Tuesday at e4S AJAX for money,
and At the same fgures for account
In Manchester there had been rather more doing In
twist goods, and prices shade higher.
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our citizens contributing lsrge quantity Of material
aid including provisions ciohipg and ether u post
lively be out the steamer Tennessee oath ns which
VIII go directly TO Walker.
We rely upon the opes OF your neigh
b0rbo0d 70 help the work respectfully, ODE
dient servants. ISAIAH kYNDEhS
j. w. FABENS.
ALEX O. LAWRENCE,
WM. WILSON,
JONAS BARTLETT.
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UNION CorRsE, 4. t.--T1eorrrNs.
rvrsrAy, pec. lB.--Troslsnk match Tor $500, mile
tesis, hest three In ave, " wagons.
u. walton Tsmed b a. Jack Yotter,..s.,.,... 2 II
" woodruff uamed b. m B0se Of Wssmugtca A a
me-46T&-2.6S-2b b4-8M.
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Ths Prussisn Minister has received orders tc ssspond
all connSncati,ns with the swiss government and to
quit Bcrne
The swsg Fedcrsi Council had decided 10 decline the
,uEgson Of the Emperor Napoeon Cor tho liberation OF
the NeufchRtci prisoners.
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SWITZERLAND

The Maraui. q Antonini, late anbassaior Paris has
been summoned 70 Naples by tae King.
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Reinforcements for General Walker.

ST. LoUs, Dec l., 1866
Colonel Ti,us, with one hundred men, arrived hero
from Kansas ysteresy, en- rou. for Nicaragua.
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Supreme Court--spccfai Term.
p.so~. H.. f.auo Cl.xrn

nc. l6--Th People a! ht relo,cn of Lsms Long e
JosTh Fixing, CJBstffsioaT Of Str,ri cni Lamp-Thls
WIS motion or . msndsnus, to direct tho street Com
missioner reissta,s the rolsor his sAI Ia Washing
ton hrKet, which Comm.sioner Eolng had assigned TO
, thcr person OF his own motion, and Ioflscd TO rsn
stste tho rciator, In Conformity with ordinance o the
Common Council. Notion granted, with $40 costs
thaHy Dc BGg Reuben q. D- Bda -Re'errcd "a
CSss sewsr, W any and whs, snony, with oerty
examine either pialntin or defendant.
1hc Chssaire Ba.ak Caas. NJ John Motion denici
without costs with nocry 10 defendsut except 10 Sc
curiy Al any lime within twenty days after entry Of the
order.
RossTt Tttfrr B-sjcm,n q. Wilir-ordcr "a stsy
pfocecsnR twelve days, with leave W pslntn 10
cc Tor trial at January term. So costs motion I'm
each suit a. pia.ntH.
.trdrstg y. Cdnt6,H "a. Wn,. m BwLr.--u IL evidani
ircm oDs 30 and LIZ Of the tode that apph aii0u
entirely N the discretion o the Court hOtol de-.
med with IL costs 10 peira ~ ebiio event and with
out rreIudcs 70 paintns right 10 renew, on ground o
ryuytntsUco. Nr.
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btIofe ION. JndEe HOI NM
TRADE MARKs--INJUNCTlOS.

Joi. a. Waiiqms Broahsr lrllidm Johnroa This
was application tor uncion 70 restrain the defcn.
dap,. from usng the trade mark OF tho plaintiffs soap
which Inc pantl. through his counsoi. Mr.. liutshin,
oiam ms 70 be bis own peculiar invention. The Judge
deyed decision. stating That In this " very clear
that tho plaintiff the original claimant 10 the trad
mark question. and that the Defendant his agents and
others must restrained esoined rom seng or in
any way dspoepe OF any sosp In boxes or other pack
sscs With labels wrappers containing the words "ge.
nuinc Yankee soap" prnted wrtten, or from sdver
tsirg, seins osrlng 10 sell suy soap whatever-un.
less The same has been Manufactured by 90 procured
from tnc p'aintss and Tor genuine Yankee soap, and
from using tho words with the soap
manufactured and oerei for sale by him aad also from
discriminating IN any vsy or making o. using any nlis
ton Of the trade marks OF said piainhns.
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YkOOEsDIK6s IN CoNGAEsS-THE KANSAS APPOINT
hEhTr-THE TREATY EELArFvE TO CKNrRAL
AhEEIoA-rHs COLLINS sTFANsRs, RTd.
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onb SfENcER, cstebrated for his
iine bloodssl cattle, said that ~ hsd 0bs
uerved liSaf thssr rorxc bred lha dSinale i. I
ltiis si,efs sikssy II the ofispring 10 rs-s
''ssassnhle ii wv sIl4hred sire i andFhtt 10
shoald practicaily fprefsf srScow e NO
breed u All indifferent pure bred COW:
ior ] gsod thorough bred bulL .
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PROPRIETOR ! ! |!
q q "a
NO. .4!3..
vvHiTTLl.s G SHINGLEss

@gs W 3 = sxa. = ! Z
Easgyi tNIliTTLIs d G. SHINGLESs
Give me Bit Of your shing Les, John
Plowhandle, and let ne whaiie sticks
with you for i mort time New, good
John, sit down on this log beside me
You Y' INV s s, y,ou have 4 good farm boys
And esrls-ra UNI L lsoed viz and pleasssfs
home : ,sll ms, iflsn, what you wora j,
hatd for .. 's2 III. s7 's''8 q
1o Ssl N Y good lKiy;;ng;.. ;. ~.
We'll yonr oxen. your horses md
yoar hogs gei that. But have you no
am q VI objset beyond You ce.artainnl
cannot BE 80 stupid as 10 live for tf;,a
mere pleasure af animals exisien<..s.
Yos sodlnl q ptorids soueihi.. for yossr
ehild,sn
That is i liitle better, lts, John, do
yDu GIVE fhttn good education now
me- you giving them All The advan. ages
,shichty.,or means viii allow
Send ihem ~ seaiol, svif,siers
All. jobs just Is 4 expected Yoa
Icarsinors " c6ltvate your Iand thai
,hs minds % your children. YOU GU.
Itfsate yo,ir bind well, lbecan g yn, de-
,iss good crops, and you kns t..sss i
.hs va 10 bring them. You seed your
cattle well sufl1at they ma mature ear
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so '1'oaffA ~ y e''nff e'rs'i'' 'or sa'''''rs
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q t M S5
,se propose i,sadt f,f ssS sxpef.nsSt i4sy
drive over lie fcId oncss ii IN \ strlaifR tlf II Il.
Noe with q wagons hen Try crop comes
IN |up ind during INV ssazsh 6ccasiona
aske Il look Ill thr ifin,s. ana Rs are satissl
I'D this line VIM lss you iake ot'h
sdviee another season ssnd folI yourt
efsund. N S y
|Iivlse NV Fo 'III;''
ii q late copy sfI Itkse ntisrnieS'..
Ne copied . pieesf fFseasa lise selas 4 4, ,dsp-
,sr, 10 which the writerg scon,uleI,d sgsv--
ing the first milk dnass from ths COW
sfisr calsing, td sheAn a. II II o5'erstss
benefcially opon her NJ aat wisb
stosbe understood as ayoriag this prac-
1tice. In fact Mss be4ieye4 III M gt,es wrong
Iand contrary tosnatlre II belieyel II
MI be the most injnfiisllss plum that calls
he adopted. We shaya kaawn instances.
where the. Biestings haYs been ssiysn te
Cows fprs the purpese of esnsing them,
Az clean the more readily, when the re-
suit was just the sfes verse and the alaefrl
birth had to he taken Ss'7ay by hands
Blessings have been knev ts Kill young
pigs. If il il nscessasy from esiaeseesi
ssf severe labor allsr tae AL fIis tlrpppsd.
10 give anything ~, cause lsssr ts'
more speedily weeould rscoiilas Az nit'
,aashes Of Bran md . of sssslIl.
rhoroughwo,t tea. a. ahes s,ssta
Let farmers study nsl sre III N Nj t6slr'
care Of stock. and when find then:
COWS snckings & hsalsei sil6i.
they ,calyc. then il,sy viii Know I'M Nm
lnre requires them "a havds Y
milk, Some l,1ns khsi n IL
should be alIowslI "a att ths n lsass,s n
We have neysr A All u sss-
suit from the pl actiss I,rs-,
sumo j, operatss u II aisti 81 81
leaving The cows AZ "a Wing stilns sin III 4 h
quiet secluded place' sasit ,it,n,dlestsll
thereis li,tls DANCE Int tilat both eosy
and calf will Sslot very well
WTooD 81 have been a ~ ryiing u slias
experiments With various kinds AZ wood
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Y Yc,KING y a ! III. i

s Il rotice Ia ii late number of the
Cassssry GsaiIeapS,t, mi asficies upon
||yssking tcattIs fors wording The writer
Eslggessslihe old fashioned md oatIand-
Eish method Of fastening ! pDte to'the
Ihesds in front of The horns,s DO that The
stsx will push ~ draw BY the heads Nov
|sss wnuld suggest thsttthe method prac-
|tised ny our Red River peopIs ~ ADOPT
ea hi the most comfortable ~ tie Dix xF !; !;
|ahat n, by b IA vilpg \ collar sp /! A saraess,
|thes SANS NJ d I'VE sbaftlsy 4 the
|spllas; and harness NJ costse needs
|,es ~ slargsr sss' " so N A meek
coniartabIy, ths saddle m mina be M ~ iIiisht
~ l;,r y horse, 5the Iretcl,slag ma traces
mus be strong. Al A y ' ca.l Ihs burmese
sd N INV fills al carl freadi y,and viii
EEdrsw alone aearl nurls as We gene
rsll,yy ~, fpna u ~ catils IL has
been proved to out "a tiisfae tta, INK an
s,x lfl fa Ys ilye
ssinsls sl,ese l,ad las.sil.i tile casta,en
ypiks an svori;eds donble,
5tl,e ssainea ss scfsss VA tbs Bt'Is VI III Il
sgeh, ana ii.s ii i,iltlN u need ne onfy y,
sshs,ft pole sto pass from. ihs sop of the
lceilnr III bne ox ~ the top ofsthe other,,SS
spnt,l ,h4y ars Br' ~ u ]. ls4hsai " ! strap -
rope passed ~ refund u tbe horns viii pre-
a sl' stseif plll vay from each otiers
We aincs she tsnsfi. VI
these hard wqr a q nd fi;si;thl lAnidialsi
sihat the capBSsrpps woke md aiiiasag
bows will a. no future day be dispenssd
viii. WA hayH seen npward |. one
asphdrcd. carts drawn by 4 bar
pessrd in this xs ail etlss
after he other. and bot lfss sse qslil
ed u attend ~ tie whole tr.sriy e
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-04-03

your iars, roll the shoae iie ia Aheat,
Issa,,es, Corn. 4snlas, snlas andd aIlsE toll
Svssyshiag; thsrs u III s.sasil,ine bsstsr Nh
shsscspp, thaush ~ tAoss Nm as1bf A h.
NJ propose tlsat mn ID sxpefamsS INV
drive over Ire fleld oacs n. sirssssii n,
IIllii,Is with q wagon q hen ths crap comes
IN and during Inv seassh 6ccnsionai ily
aske 1 hook u. thr iiis. And ssar,s' satiiy--
I'D this line Win lssd yoa, tnkiake Hill
adyiee. another season saSinsl foM ,y6dr
gfopnd. s5es'|' ~ E' sis 3 n MI 1 !.
f(sIvING NEW aIll. 10 cow
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-02-07
U7REBLE PATENT IMPROVED EYE
First patent combined on one stock.


First patent combined on one stock.
Second patent, seffeeding IN the eyelets.
Third patent, patent improved fastener, rivetlng
both SIDES.
An parties in want Of good Eyelel Machine
are strongly recommended TO use none but Lip.
mans Patent Improved which j. decidedly the
hest ever brought before the public, possessing
numerous advantages, viz:
Iii strong durable, and not liable to get out Of
order.
II punches the hole well and TO ft the Eyelet,
and in one operation clinches the Eyelet on both
sides.
II saves time, as the papers, Mc, need not be
reversed or turned over TO clinch the Eyelet a
second time, as is the case with all other ma
chimes.
Z u is useful 10 the merchant in filing away
papers as well as 10 the attorney or conveyancef
The shomaker tailor, milIner, aud numerous
others, and Is very labor-savng machine.
Agents for Washington,
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Book and Stationery Store. near 9th st.
May % Sa~