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A MOTHER BATCH OF NEW BOOKS A

A MOTHER BATCH OF NEW BOOKS AT
IA PIIPSThe Household Poetry, collected
by Charles A, Dana. 90 co. H9r Hn5ss s.l.g4l >.
Eoquencc Collection Speeches Addresses
Orators America with Biographical
Illustrative Notes with portraits
engraved on steel. 2 vols. IS. e
From New York Delhi Of Rio de Janero Australia and
China. by Robert b. Mnturn, jr 81 IS. t..0 6.5 las
Cosmology; Principles Necessary
Laws Of the Universe BY urons r. Hckok d. Union College
OIL rs I'
The Modern Puck Tecgraphic Epic
for the Times. BY VIM. G. Richards. 30 cents.
vcsges Of the Spirit History Of Man. by Dunlap member
OF the American Oriental Society, New Haven. % 30
Tho Laying the Telcgaphc Cable with MI It's Incidents and
Muay official historian Of the memorable
dons abunany nsracd authentic History for the People
80 cents; free by mil, 80 cents tHe.n.
For sale at PHILIP New Bookstore,
332 avenue, between oh and 10th
Sep LIT .- rss
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.rTyo DIPLOMATS AND TOURISTS. Tho adyer

uer aged man, who cenvcrsant with and speaks
English French spanish and Italian languages 4 well educated
active OF acquainted with maritime affairs
been years.
10 call tho diplomatic tour
European continent who
tor courier confidential travelling clerk He furnish the
qualification
Fuished persons highest standing Washington
Address A. c. Box No 49, Mobile, Aa H the Hon
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DROPOSALS FOR SHAFTS.
U. 8. CAPITOL EXTENSION WASHINGTON AorEDucr OFrE,

o. B. cAproL EXTENSION WASHINGTON AQrKpucr orrrcx
Washington, September Both, 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received this Office until tho urh
I Dsem1e next At noon for farnshns on the grounds q The
The Dimensions as follows:
One hundred shafts including the orus Of tho base each
h DO twenty Ave ec two and oneeht inches in height from
The diameter q o orns or bottom pece Of SHIFT 70 BE- three feet
seven and nvchhs inches the diameter Of the shaft above the
andoncg diameter the upper asraga
two feet eleven inches These the nett dmcn
All tho blocks to DO cabbcd round and
The above shafts be white American MARBLE similar
gram and composition 10 that used the exterior OF tho Capitol
Every proposal should accompanied block
cubic not z specimen o. the marble offered This speci
being accepted for the work.
The tho time within which the marble viii
aeyee and should be accomplished BY written guarantee
sS ~ ons q more persons The effect that ho
enter into an obligation within days. with good and sum
usm. ssrs Tor the completion Of the work said
Mso. Judge United States District Attorney Navy Agent
oer OF the general Engineer
osmont OF war that The garantors abo good their
The United the RICH, to reject any all bids NO.
ed advantageous aud TO make other procuring
Proposals received for furnishing tho s.os either IL single
eks Or Y blocks Of less than length
S sna offered single blocks in pieces respectively should
D. popos win Be opened in this Once 4h
~ 'ho presence Of builders who choose present
H. MEIGs
In charge Of U Capitol Extension
FORM OF GUARANTEE
r'cArr NJ 9. Mna,, U. s. Engineers
We the undersigned residents Of In the state Of
ro. ,,. hereby Jointly and severely e1yesan with tho
Dc accepted that he they will accepanoe
perform Tho work sa furnish e s'pp
@ "%'orny 70 the terms o. the advertisement under which
contract as aforesaid guaranty make the difference
"oen The oier by the said and the bidder
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BY JAS. Q. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

TyAKE NOTICE. ---Stoves, stoves, stoves, and tho
modern patterns the Fenour arcpaccs Prepare for
weather warm, will you and labor.
Stoves OF all the best kinds and sizes for sale low at
vt. HHEs FlsttF Nf G. wOODwARDS
ee esst 5Ft Metropolitan Factory,
No 31s Penn. avenue between 10th and 18th streets
Sep 3o-3t
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"ANTED.--An agent to transact the business
wv and ko charge Of tho city ONCE OF tho Mount olvet Gene
tory the Biadonsbury Turnpike
Good references will he aud security by bond liberal
salary will BIO given Applications writing viii be received
Patricks Church uutl the "a OF next month. Aug Adn
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THE ALEXANDRIA, COUNTY CouRT will commence its Oc-
tobcr term Monday next The justices Of the term
are Turner Dixon, presiding justice; Charles r Shaw
Isaac Buckingham, VIM. B. Price, and Thomas Smith,
associate justices.
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rI,HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Il OF NEW YORK WIFI FfH sH@
Net February i 1858, sesosos o5 Secured
bonds and mortgages OF first class
Frederick Winston president Isaac Abbott, secretary.
A. " r. Garrett NJ d. examining stefan, 465 Ninth
Pamphlets and further information obtained office
-8s. CHARLES DE sEIlDEN, Agent,
June 22-d6ms No. 507 Seventh street.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
Browns, Hotel.

James OConner, Newark, N @ A smith, New York .5
VIM Sayer, Charleston, s q James y Mcclellan, do
A Grinnns, Virginia Asa J Blake, do
Annis Petersburg, Robert Habersham, Savannah Ga
Reake New York Z CT Ltchaed, Virginia
City, N J Thos l. Clark, Now Orleans
+ Lamb h lady, Philadelphia NJ Treney, Rochbridge
Miss Lamb do sA Judy Huntington, Indiana
Miss j l. Hardness, Col II Founteroy, u 8 A ..,
Kellogg lady child Peo- Benson LOSING New York
ria, Ill Miss Fanny Lcvert, do
Thompson, do W Boyd, do
Josiah Scarborough lady, Rich D sprague, Virginia
mond, la Mr. L. Mrs Yanwnkle, Louisiana
Mira Sarah Evans, Hampshire Miss A ganwnkle, do
MacLcad, Louisville, KY Miss vanwnklo, do
W H Gardener, Tennessee Edward Daydics, do IL
d Ewing, Mississippi W Stern, Camden, n tsl..
Winston, Tennessee X Edward, lady, daughter,
John Jones Il lady, Columbus Richmond, Va
Miss n Burning, Georgia CIR Boyer, Philadelphia
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Lo :. LAMAR l.
IT AMAR, MOTIF & AUTRY, Attorneysat-Iaw
~ Holly Springs Miss, will practice the High
Appeals AZ Jackson the Federal Court ponooc the Courts
the 9Th Judicial District Of Mississippi will attend
lection OF Claims throughout North Mississippi s, 1sdn
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A SPECIAL CARD beg to inform the public
IA that shall still the piano. music and musical in
business the usual COMBS eodeon Hail. d.
recty opposite old store In few weeks hope
old place with large where with increased fac
ties ad fresh enegeI hope merit continuation Of their fvor
Pianos for sale, rent, exchange, H., as usual
& @H JOHN ELLIS,
No 500 Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
III Sent 2i--d
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TIME PRACTICAL NATURALISTS GUIDE
Containing for collecting, preparing and preserving
departments zoology Intended for the
students amateurs travellers BY James b. Duv Assistant
tho Natural History Museum Edinburgh Price 30
y agitl
A few copies Of each just imported by .l.
TAYLOR & MaURY,
Sep 30--3t Bookstore 1874 Penn av., near 9th street
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C,ARPETING, FLOOR OIL; CLOTH, RUGS, MAT

(tARPETING, FLOOR OIL CLOTH, RUGS, MAT
~ tng Dugge, Curtain Materials and House furnshng Dry
Goods such h4
Velvet tapestry carpetngs, designs
Tapestry Brussels do great variety
New styles Brussels do quality
Eytraheavy 3ply do very rich
Extra super ingraindo patterns 'e
saF Very heavy all wool Dutch carpeings
Twied venian carpeing for halls and steps
Velvet and Brussels do do
Full sheets heavy and very rich floor ocloths
any size shape room, hall, passage s...,.
Mosaic, velvet, and tufcd rugs and
Cocoon and Canton ma,!ngs
tS ia Id, 1914 druggct crumb cloths " '4
sts English druggets, all widths by the yard
Very richly embroidered lace rurtains "@
Satin anos, brocatels, and reps curtains
White. buh, blue, and green shade linens
s Stair rods, curtain fixtures, &c. 533s
Having attended HADAN great Carpet
place New York tho 4t inst prepared
offer Inducements than afforded
stances Purchasers respectfully invited
stock sslEs HOOE BRO. & co.
Aug 1S--df 4t. ag. 4Nsa, 4$Ea
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TIN TmrATRE--Miss Coombs improves with each per-
ornance Her acting last night do not hesitate to
the best effort Of her engagement Never have
we the difficult and aengrossng character of Mar
garet Elnore In cloves Sacrfcc,' faithfully and
effectively rendered The plot itself awakens absorbing
interest AS it progresses the attention and the feelings
of the audience strongly enlisted in behalf of the per-
secuted and much wrongcd heroine and when the great
y-desed relief is at last afforded their satisfaction and
pleasure cannot be mistaken. Last night could not
but imagine that these feelings had connection with
Miss Coombs, who excited unusual admiration. Miss
Coombs was well supported. Tonight ''The School for
Scandal will be presented the occasion of the benefit
of Miss coombs and feel confident that the house will
be crowded.
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tons % the United States marines at the following stations for the
year 1850, VIA
Charlesowp Massachusetts;
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Brooklyn Long Island, New York $500
Philadelphia, rennsy vana;
Gosport, Norfolk, Virginia;
Warrington, Florida and
washington, District Of Columbia
Each ration 10 consist Of pound Of fresh beef
Of pound Of pork eighteen Of bread made
o. best Hour best suerne hour at the option Of the
government and al the pounds Of cone twelve
four quarts OF vinegar salt four pounds Of good hard
brown soap and one and half pound Of good hard dipped ow
candles 10 one hundred ralons.
The beef required shall be delivered order Of the
Ing officer Of each station either bulk by the single raon and
shall consist the best and choice the the pork
70 be NO. prime mess pork and The grocees 70 be Of tho best
quality OF kinds named. All subject inspection.
AL bids must be accompanied with the OF
nretes whose suieency be certified by officer Of the
government.
Forms Of bids will be furnished application this Office
Newspapers publishing the will send
the paper containing the first advertisement this Office for
nation.
propOsa. AOns for 1882
the undersigned. ID. J. SUTHERLAND
Major and Quareraaster
The National ntelgencer Evening Washington D.
c. "pato Concord N H. "Gazete, " Portsmouth, NJ H. post
and Herald, Boston, Eagen Brooklyn ~ VI Pennsyl
yanian and ARGUS" Philadelphia argus Norfolk VA
"Ea Pensacola Fla will publish above three week ill
2sh October next and send bill accompanied by copy aver
lsoment, to this Office for pay ment
Sep 29-eotd st45
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ByJ. G. MCGUIRE y CO., Auctioneers.

ByJ. u. McGUlRE " CO., AuCt1Onc0r6.
.TTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO VALUABLE LOTS
IL IN THE FIRST wARD-By virtue Of deed in trust dated
December 1855 recorded Tber No o. foiics 81
se the land records Washington county Ssha sell
Friday afternoon, October s. at o'clock the premises No
in No 49, fronting 40 feet 81 inches north
Oath 25th running through that width
Virginia
1T No square south Of No l0l fronting
inches north street. between 10th and 2st streets running
ba 40 .H5s2,ats 53y n
Terms third residue and II months with In
teres secured by deed In trust the prems,
Conveyancng At the cost Of the purchaser.
@& M VIM 2. WILLIAMS AK ar
4 aE.a ft ##t +5H Trustee.
j. c. MCGUIRE co.,
Sep E--2sw @Gss ta Auctioncers.,
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIoNs FOR 1853.

QrAEIHxa Osflcx, o. MARINE coRis
Washington, sept rs, 1865
SEALED PROPOSALS received al Thursday
the 1sh day Of oober next O'Clock for furnishing
year 1850, via. 49, ~ ~
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0Gz BRILLIANT GAS s4ue 0Gz
@AOl aa', CONSUMING COOK STOVE, AOl
Consuming Cook Stove
speaks for itself requires no putting call solicited to
every day Stove Depot No.
corner OF Pennsylvania and 18th tsat4#
10 genuine but those that have hearth
JAMES SkIRVING,
Sep 5-eo1m No. 267 south side Penn. avenue
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TINE SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES.

TIME SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATISTICS
Book Register all officers agents, civil, military
naval service Of the United States together with the
salaries cmomens derivablo thoref Price, IS So by mail
free, 81. ah tsN9t h@arss#t+ 18
merchants shpownes and their consular
comprising the Instructions Of the Department Of State regard
cloth binding 81 50 S. Ma led free receipt
Of IS cents addition to the price. tsea @s.
Published and for sale at @ TAYLOR h MAURYS
Sep OBJ BOOKSTORE near 9th street.
TTlRICKS AND TRAPS OF HORSE DEALERS.
II 10 cents
The Mystic Of s Amusement Love, and Science SO
Practical Guide, engineering
90
Ernestn; or, The Heart Lnngings by Aleth. 81 rs.
Diary OF Old Doctor, by j. A. Maitland, u 49, 5a&
The lawyers Story, by j. A. Maitland. 81 49, # Mh
The Two sasters by Mrs. Southworh. 81 26 tg45
Coursbip and Matrimony, by Robert Morris 81 u.s. Ss
The Opera Dancer by George W. NJ Reynolds so cent?.
Davenport Dunn, vol l. by Chas Lever so cents.
Sep 28 t@gE FRANCK TAYLOR.
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NJ EW JEWELRY, WATCHES, SILVER WARE.
- seh GAIT BRO have just opcnad their FAN supply
W NV eegsnt Jewclry ladies' and Gentlcmen superior Gold
ro beautiful assortment d Fans Pins shell comb and
"a, a, N, W. GAIT Bio Jewellers
i-'t S2i Penn. ave- between 9th aud 10th ss
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l3An OYSTERS are served up at G. Gauiier's sa-
~ v' HfNt Oct t--1wcod
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FORM OF a GUARANTEE,

hereby certify that TO the my knowledge belief III
Oct 1--eodtd rr
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I GAuTlER will furnish and send Ice Cream
Ir any na o. The city at "a gallon, SO quart
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[ nlolcE ENGRAyINGS AT PHILP's.---A selec-
'Iuf Phool apis, 40 ~ '
just imported Nv FRAxt,fIN r,utp
n,,, bookseller and tatcner
WI Ni 9s2 Penn. ave. bet 9th 10th streets
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FREE NEcno. legislation IN regard To this class
Of population has been Inefficient hitherto that
the subject has at length attracted the attention of the
Board Of Aldermen. The provisions now in existence
scattered large number Of acts, passed at
rous times, and some of them conflicting with each
other and, moreover they have very nearly become
dead letter. few knowing what the present regulations
really There great many free negroes and
muatoes residing in this city who pay tax whatever
aud yet large proportion Of the expense OF administer
ing Justice is caused by this class whose figure
tensvey in watch returns and criminal court records
Alderman Smith has recently introduced bill repeating
all the existing acts ia relation TO free negroes and equr
ing them to register their names and depose with the
register tho Of five dollars each, which will entitle
them to receive certificates Of permission to reside in the
city for year. Every free black or mulatto person
above the age Of twelve years who shall fail neglect
to comply with the provisions Of this act shall forfeit the
sum of ten dollars and be committed TO the workhouse
for ninety days in default of payment, until such fine
shall be paid and, unless the provision be complied
with in ten days utter such release and payment of fine
they shall be liable to reaes and the penalty and
80 on for each subsequent ten days until said provision
shall be complied with.
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The WAsuIHGros ASYLUM, From the report of the In
tendant OF the asylum for the month of August we
gather the following facts The number of persons
naming in the asylum the 3lst Of July fftysix
and the number received in that department during the
month of August was twenty-four, making total Of
eighty of whom twenty six discharged, and two
died, leaving fifty two in the nfirmay the 3lst Of
August. OF the number received during the month
only two were natives of the District of Columbia.
The number of disorderly and vagrant persons re.
manning in the work house department the 3lst of
July was sixty eight and the number committed during
the month OF August hundred and twenty ninc
making total of hundred and ninety-seven Of
whom one hundred and five discharged and sixteen
absconded leaving seyentysx in the work house the
the 3lst OF August. OF the hundred and twenty
nine persons committed to this department during the
MONTH sixteen white and thirteen colored natives
of the District of Columbia
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TRIAL or JAMES GREss The trial OF this young man.
charged with the murder of Qunen II. Carver at the
Fauquier White sulphur Springs, tho Esd of August
last commenced before the county court at Warren
ton on Monday last James v Brooke and Daniel Rat
cfe, csqs., appeared for the Commonwealth, and
Mcsss r. f. Scott Chiffon, and shackcord for the de-
fence The excited the deepest interest in that
cinity, and The courthouse daily throngcd with
eager spectators The tral will occupy several days
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The WASHINGTON MONUMENT. During the three years
that the knownothings had the control of this work,
which they obtained in such disgraceful to
excite the indignation of the whole country the
was raised four feet And this only done by
using stones which had been presented previous to their
usurpaton and by using marble which had been rejected
by the old board imperfect At length, in very shame
they abandoned undertaking which it was evident
they had power to carry on and there good reason
to believe that in competent and trustworthy hands
that structure will attain the proud elevation that
originally designed The attempt TO pervcrt great ma
tona work to party ends has resulted as all such
attempts should result in modification and disgrace In
the hands Of the new board Of Managers the public may
feel confident that the interests Of the monument viii be
seduousy attended to, and that the rcew offerings of
pntroc people will be applied in accordance with the
wishes Of the donors. 2
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Charlesiown Massachusetts,;
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York;
Philadelphia ronnsyivania;
Gosport, near Norfolk, Virginia,
Warrington, Florida; and
Washington. District Of Columbia.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

The meeting to. morrow a. Tarrytown of the
independent electors of the IXth Congress Dis
trics to express their approval OF the course of
their Representative, JONI B. HAsKIN, and to
present him as candidate for reelection, is NOR
ally certain to be large one. Letters expressing
the wsrmest sympathy with its objects and appro-
yal Of the course of Mr. Haskin have already been
received by the Committee of Invitation from some
of the most eminent Statesmen of each party, aud
strong men will be found among the speakers. Col.
JOHN W. ToRNEY of Pennsylvania, who did
more than any other man both TO nomi-
nate and elect Mr. Buchanan, will be one
of them. Mr. Haskin, we understand, will then
and there brand the falsehood that be has been
making secret and contradictory pledges to Repub
ll,.ns and Democrats; and if any one dares stand
behind that calumny, let him show himself a. Tar.
rytown prepared to make his words good. Alto
gether, this will be one of the most spirited aud
significant gatherings of the canvass Of l75s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
TIE ATLANTIC CABLE
TAR TlMr : AMERICAN MATCHES
ANo Or. 5. B. sMplu's sscNrrlc s

kppLIros TxAcEy Co, M,nuscturers, Walthan, Mass.
RosBSs APPLETON General Agents Nc. Is Maiden Lame
New Kosk
These wches eve b the highest authorities to be
usss In pcPe aod quality and 70 take the foremost place
s Uniformly iel.te time keepers
Tie moyenents simple, tasteful and cbisnta and are
mainly p;odueed BY The ali Of system Of machinery Of the
xsotlrs i!eey tom crude materials in agle establish
rent by eoed AID uniform processes aud sold about
half tie riioes Of imp ted Watches OF siulas srsa.
ALI FoeSIGS WATCHES ,EU MADE sy HAND AT DIFFERENT
rNEs ,so PLACES The American Watches being the only
uSde BY inschiasry upon suIiierm system.
bach Watch Is exAined ard tested aud warranted by
,fos Cor ten yes They especially adapted foE railroads
o. tAey Io satctod BY the constant jar Of the siES
There h 10 ss;icle Of little understood aud
sbout which 90 much tans snd s~inang may BE- aid
cor..nr.ly rrscced. as attaches to imported Watches
Nssy al tard adc watches defective sld are contnu-
ally seps order In many pats Of the country is ia
poshe te fnd goed watch rspNres and watch repairing 10
always UDo.p ard expensive The Introduction Of Ame lean
wschss di'Poses u tAs dih Guilty. and
COUNTRY Merchants
vel waeA dealers hep watches part Of the!r ui
opsne0os stock AID tsus supply elT customers with SEw
SIAfLL-
LSers oieS Trustworthy dealers in al parts Of the
Cted States and Canada
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

Collision os THE NEw-JERsEY RAIRoAD.-A
collision occurred yesterday about o'clock just be-
yond Railway, on the New.Jersey road, which mar
rowly escaped being serious calamity, between the
10 o'clock a. m train train from Philadelphia and the
T. o'clock accommodation train from Jersey City in
consequence of the Philadelphia train being behind
time. The scconmo istion train arrived q. Rshway at
the usual time end not meeting the other train, re-
msired ten minutes after the required time and then
proceeded having by the rules Of the ro,d the tight
Of way.
The Philsdelphs train wss endeavoring to make the
Matuchin turnout when, in rounding q curve, the
locomotives came IN col son. One Of the locomotives
reared up, and was tLrown partly off Of the track.
Both traIs to sudden standsti, and, no.with-
standing the shock quite severe the remained
unbrokeD and the passengers escaped injury, with the
exception Of fightered passenger, who jumped out
ard received some sIght bruiles. Tie engines are
said not to be materially damaged. The Philadelphia
Passengers arrived ct Jersey City between and b
O'Clock last evening
The o'clock P. N. train out arrived at New-Bruns'
wick ? hours and 40 minutes behind tine, and the 3
O'Clock train . hours late.
The Philadelphia train, due at IL. at Jersey City
last evening. was detained two hours a. New Bruas-
wick waiting for the locomotive Of the 6 o'clock train
to bring them IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

In another column Of this mornings paper We
we publish a letter from third claimsnt to
Tie honor Of being the inventor Of the Submarine
Gable. 1t is not always that the claims to great in
veutiOns ore of sufficient popular interest or the
Inventions themselves Acknowledged to be Of suf
fcient importance, to call for the assertion Of thee
rights by those who feel that the honor belongs to
them. 1t is forturate that in the case of the
Submarine Gable this Iule is to be reversed, and
til claim to be settled by the evidence of those who
can tell precisely what they have done, or who
can be shown to assume credit ~hi III does not be-
loI G to them. Az between these rival claimants,
we have Of couIse. al least as yet, no verdict to
give. We can only promise to all new comers, as
We have given to ell that have yet appeared, fair
hearing. The world viii give due honor to the
who II shall spPear at last is best entitled to it.