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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-13

Company, to keep up Appearances. If the Trrssee
proposes TO undertake TO collect such 9eoouns as tnes
be will have hi, hands full. The Indianapolis aud
Cincinnati Company have documentary evidence tnat
viii explode the claim set up In this case" -
The steamer Iron City, arrived at Cleveland on the
10th init, brought down 200 tuns copper from Gill
Nine 80 TINS from National, Is tuns from Adventure
ard Guns from AZ &C Nine. ....E.-
TxcN o. Pioayune Of Saturday last says:
The Exchange mset has been dropping nom the 20
lie close Of The week and tie cun mated
IN snOrm decline in tes Of all cass: Of bis sales o. eS
ton tobacco &C., though limited tended 10 increase the supply
nodtIse ean while tho demand for both foreign ana 90
resiic exhibited eli round steady Elimination The rnhnr
6nrss sre Cssr sterling bill, losidlo bank Is'es 1q
Ie. Eis .i:h Slipping dos9cnS s,,sehed rsglus
kc iaII p cent discount Sight TAI y cent premium In
,rece the only charge that snspled this week vas
Of y cent In rate Of Mexican dollars Influenced BY falling
of IN The demand for export TO Europe and BY the reduction
noticed here al cassss exchange Receipts comprise
1900 from Brsros Santiago SIS from Galveston and
42ooo from Vera Cruz; and shipnents include o 70
HswYort go 900 10 Louisville ard fl2o 900 TO Cincinnati
Aims re In he stafement of ths Ne Orleans Banks
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PASSENGER Arrived

Spar on Ms j. Lsdd Mr. and Mrs T. A. Foster j. D.
Alden A. Z.man, lighter and Capt Lanc:-re, Rjyal
). &. kwsd and WIFE, Or X; n Dysdele, <. hochnan Mira
M, Hubbard MIs spoor A. j. Moalder w s Rogers. Mrs
=. htsrr elid aud as.n, Judge szhose W .daoll
Ms Orerr Mrs u. hure, howGrtb, II. SMITH Mrs NJ s.
lee A. Qamby, wife and two cadren; Green, Mrs.
Ii, wet and nnr,e, II. olbe w. y Steel Ynant, p um-
bard Luis PsseLcsntsao Daie beruerd, Sunk, Peter
ssD bser y. Quiies, K Tolsdo l. Re.er ID. Frame n.
G. pbir cham, j. NJ Partridge. W H. Gebneri Mrs brandoa
.. eobd eattc, ~; storage, "a.
In sGanship Golden fkeee from Galpayg Strong s. L.
farno Mr. @lhsdo Mr. Cunningham Mr.. Govern FROM st.
Joln, MIR. and Mr.. Nc, arthy Mr. "slh Mr Derlet,
hr lGey Miss Norman Mis- Mundsa Mrs aud Misc amt two
Master, kan,in Sarah Garland Mr.. Davies
IN .ehr Aashl, yr1~ kngtn. Ja-Mr Groa and fsaaiy
Ms. Ollie.
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Espre~Co Experienced strong westerly winds the r~-
ard 70 D. B. Alien Ar on tie ss,tcr, ~ n dsis
y lies s. Of Insss spoke steamship AheI hsnse iI Asp.
s1ssasP {G.aiS.n Parrish Rshn'oad &c s soe p,
Ship Cordoba b:hep Liverpool 70 days. coal and NJ, "
Pnco ss y. ID ~ s Con- ny Eli. rsrssn s
s ss: S ss .ss
and &s pass 70 u Ko0p Had sh: wesssry wsd ssi osr
Big Adslp6 Johnson sboou, W. c. A. May ~ .soa,. b.,
Big Alamo Ingalls, Mashiss days. lumber 70 r. IDS,
L Co. -"
Big gesnans Bra OH Moor, Eewat for b. John, B.
schr Southern BsIs, Smith Ma,sns q asy. ,.sr Nd M
Ia..s; to D. 6 Murray sssd IA company With The bark 6-n.
schr r. IL vsInyea, Ryder ca. Island Joso (. pnsagpe.
sehr Bay Sts,s Hsk. Boston day. ud.. .oJ C. D.,sn
schr. Matches toi New LOnd'n Hinckley NssAen Jam.
schr Thcnss jefferson. EIi Ssrm days, nase 10 r w.
scLr Marine, Menihsw, Wilmington, N. c. ss,y. s.,i
scSr comnsnSsria-cheG Nader Georgetown, D. C., asys
seer Three Brother, Edss s ossgsxn D. csdus si
s sssl fss sss g. sss4
Sjocp OREGON Rhodes, Providence ~ honrs
schr ccrfnns II Jones Ch.thsm day.
schr Avon, woodmanson, Virginia dsys wood -.
shr CsbO H9,o. Bossns day; lay; %d;s e = w HS's
Schr Copia, Bearse, Albany for Boston
schr Wsterloo Condor RopdSut for Boston. ~
schr. H. New eli, Pepdeton NorwsIt 2 dsys
6chr Capitol Spith New.Haven 9 days
sehr. Jenny Lind, Mitchii New. Haysn for Aessba1/
schr 81 Lucar Adsms, Rockland DAYS, hme.
Schr. Jusina, Avrry, Rockland days, hDe.
Bchr Angler, Besse, Wm.han days nall 10 master.
Scbr. A. NJ Salter, fAh Paramount iron for Wasehsn
Sloop Thos Hull Hun Poughkeepsie for ProvideDce.
Soop Oregon Rhcdes Providence days Io5se 70 master
3D. op T. Sprsgue, Gbbs Poushteepsie for Prcvidsnce
Steamer Anthracite, Jones, Philadelphia mdse. v J. u
Briggs
Steamer Dslsys,e Cannon, Philadelphia and Cops Mr. s.
and pass. 70 =. Perkins.
steamer Bristol Allen, Phnsdephis dse to Lopss Khs
pstIfck. .
BELOw-Two shps tore supposed the Daniel wets%s) and
three bhss.
sAILEDstesmshipsR r. r. Cpylc saysnnsh Rossoke No,.
folk.
WIND-Sunsst, n. w.
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CONFINEMENT AT HAvERFoRD CoLLEeE, Pa
The Commencement at this College took place 90 the
llih int The degree Of b. A. was conf RED upon
twelve young genilsu and that Of N A. in cours',
upon three. The b n rary degree Of N 'stsr OF Arts
was conferred upon John G. w itsier. TIE grsiust-
ing esss Is one Of marked ABILITY, their exercises
at Commencement were bign.tcued In s,ougbs, and
eloquent in expression. Among the perfornsocss was
an el-gan. Latin Ode "Ad Italian Rssursentsm," In
tie Horstan stapzs.
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SANDY HOOK, July H. sunset One ship IN tow Of tn
Yankee the bar bound In Wind w., moderate; wes,bs
clear
HIGHLANDS, July u, supses-One ship passing sendy
Hook bourd H. and three bgs Of the bound In
Wind s Hight; weather clear
NORFOLK July ll-AIr ship Josiah Bradley rom Bske4s
Jslsnd for orders.
HAMPTON ROADS, July ll-Au. ship Conquest, from
Cslao. -
Hope, from Boston.
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DisasesrS, &c.

HoLxxs's HoLs July 1.-THE schr. Alexander " Gardnss
Me- from Elzabethpo with cargo OF coal or Boston sprung
terJay and Is now on Marine Rail- az for rep ,irs.
NASSAU N r. July a.Ihe steamer Victoria f,o% Neg
Keys with boiler machinery injured After three four dys
detention proceeded. - -
Janero put Bristol Eng June %, leaEy win bsve Va
diacbarp
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The North Star brings 8, 5l4 900 in g,h ~hi;h will
supply tie foreign drain The not very important
The Hapreme Cour. of California has decided that the
State shall recognize sbat are known % the Stolen
Bopds The Cour, rendered the decion on the 5th OF
June This suit was instituted for the recovery Of
some $24, 600 of bonds Issued 10 Wells, Fargo Co.,
40 agents for pa ties here which bonds were Issued
upon scrip alleged to have been stolen feom the Ssse
reasurers Office after having been paid bot not
Cancelled. The said warrants appear TO have had no
receipt or indorsement shoS wing them TO have been
paid and the Court says 1.-THE Treasurer. who is ad
mit,ed 10 have been g vgilant and faithful officer,
seems TO have been equally deceived In regard 10 the
matter as the defen iants themselves The Shipping
Last says:
The uiresn FOR fo the ensuing .t.ser Tot very
Sserns % mees, The rates s,s unsh.n,sd p cent mIh
b,ns The 5n figure merchandise coll teT good
Gold ss T .SsS :SgS ss%snd dI csSs
;, far throu,boo fortnight yet dealers hve been
as ID. .tesn.. wai' Il the current rates fortnight
gb,I h,, been no Mesicsn dollars IN sale un today The
Cs,sins eOnenTsnt si5eo j. Offered ba: we und,ntnd
Les no. been s'd o1 being held ar advance on last q'ed
TIT Exchange remains, several ..eamers past
lie operation. Und s,ae. Branch Mn. in this city
n lstto 10th inst ineuiye have been a. follows no, =,
old Bul ION rseeiyd weight after inviting 0so ~
Silver Bullion u eeired weight after meldng. 2eN 70
Coipsse, Gold pOres EssIe' .SS9S9
oinr,e Gold Half Ess s.....ss.s.....s's'' zoW0
COR age, Cold Quarter *zioD
Coinage, Silver, Half DoIlN' Sl6,oe
To,,l s57s go
The exports of Treasure from the lie: inst. % date
have been 80 foows
June s-Per Robert Passenger 10 Hong Kong. Snsls9
June y-Per 0tld Ass;
"' To New. iork....,...el,63l6 $50 20
To Enslsn5 ...,...... lb0O0c %
To Psnapa ........... IOooO oo- 1881 $50 .,
- & D., stsrl,sh, ~ Mani la .......,....,. 80 o.
49, . ps, Fies, Mn, 10 Hong Kong ,.,.., SIS SIS "a
- ~ p. g,su Kins Il Hons kuoR ISL Al o.
To.l,,,,..,.,........... s32L3 COZ Sc
p,,,nslv ms l7t2 ga l.
To,.l IN date ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS As 20 "a
o,,s.napdtos p.od of l9,............. "a 7s 5t3 ~
Falling Of this e2ste 20 "
The annexed note appears IN The Cincinnati
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IspIs,polIs AND CISossirI RAILROAD,
P.E.pEsT's OYYIcs, Cincinnati. July
Eds. Go=efte My attention Las b'sn called " .
nao IA The La Bstfn Of July g. Of suit brought BY tue
p,t.. OF the Ohio Ii Insurance. and 1raN Company sssna
N. Indianapolis aud eiuna Rsiosd CImpsnJ upon clan
OF st5Gsst. -. 49,,
abe snon,s ,4ea In The Bultin s error The claim se'
up hy he Trustee IL about 81 90 an.
/, o. indebted the bo Life sarsnce ana u''
Comp ny the Of dollar and this Tact Should
en- well lpoyo 10 the Trustee Of that corporation wnen 'n''
'n' WIS Commences" H. C. LORD, PrsaisnL
TIE Gazstie adds
"rie mi, r.terr T. in he ado eommuD'oat on ~
based. We .ppvce, upo, rome OF he bgus ', ~, ~
maAe ~ odd w, d,ring 'hs later day CT ,1e Acs
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .JuLY IL


Steamships Roanoke Couch Nsrtolk Ladism heneken
r. X layer Gro her Savannah. n. b Cromwell "a .
Bsrhs Hsnnib.l IMesn.l Duwel Newcastle A. weads
Co Pbiers Ravens Havana ,rOsll. Russell, NJ 4 k,ca
Rich Glasgow, r y. Buck 4 Co 5udoe staples friniaad,
H. D. Broolnan Co. hiie Sea, Eyans, 0lasso~ Danesm
Dimcn -
Lrr.- Cljcr nee Hammond Philadelphia Hand Torrent,
Moutroptr ~ Ma. e. Mrtcsf duncan, OBhen, Palmer,
Bos,.n smpson Mayhem Starlight cr1wen malaga j. Nor
ton r ksnason tBrb Roniei', oon,estsr dr n; CIe
dors Dsni, 4 JOHN. ssvias Son Forward Coaaees,
Hslik1 D. r. Dewoh -
Jolu,an Ioeku God Charssfn n, G r. Piers2n Co r. w
ihou. rUis Fall River, mssteri WArog C,owell si.u,
ar.t,r ~ A Grifen, boroen Fall River tjodyn; Fam
WrI HsIopy. st. Asdre~'s n ia c. a. Dowolf; N. 4 A.
sionld Smith Csdz Mo,re Henry Truro Cox Truro j. g.
" hn.y 4 Co NJ, dora Itant Newserr " Price, I'D idgs
Gil r.l.I, Hannah, Loud d. kitss b. Eager
Arrived.
Steamship Golden F1Aees tBr) Campbell Galway June a.
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Changed to print cloths, and now in operation.
We have also list of mills to be enlarged pro-
jected, comprising Wamsutta, Ill., Naunkesg Pa
cihc L. blackstone and others, amounting to 100
tpindles more.
We annex our usual summary of the exports of
Domestic Cottons from this port for the week ending
n f,Ilo
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THE THIspxr ~ PHiIApxLPHIA--w. b. ZisBKR, No H9
South Thu street. Agent PaLApELFaiA and ubsohb
have Tar THiBpss PROMPTLY served oes slmesa
nparts Of the ely
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markets. ..c..uyuLL1 RuroA,,p 10. n, n: y rusgsn

ASHES inquiry fair and the market without change
,sks Of Pots SIS l2t and PEARL at 50 6si 80 bSt
CO1TOk-Tbe market dull only hear oil ssies 81 90
bales We quote ss foliows
yEwYoRK CLASSIFICATION.
Mobile n. %. L IaI.
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Law INTELLIGENCE
COURT or COMMON PLEAS-SPEcrAL TsRN-JrLY L.
Before Judge BRADY.


THE FOWLER DIVORCE CASE.
Eliza Fowler sgt VIM Fowler.
II will be remembered that few months ago the
tround Of adultery Aher the testimony was In the Judge de-
hs. the question Of adultery could not be submitted to as
her quep his The ysy there
fore verdi for the husband The plaintiff appealed
from the verdict Of the Jury the General Term the
case still pending In tne time she applied for sinony
on s sss % ss sI
hrsbsnd ives wealth, builder and able to support her
i dsn.e S the Of
getting livelihood He sst she was des.u.ker and
Judge this morning delivered the following opinion the
The s bsvs in favor Of defendant ust be regarded
spscirs him ber position than he was when The former
sp almony before the trial. mad and refused
ton o. having the rulings Of tao Jodg on toe trial
osceomph tia. object the doctrine Of condo1stion be
Esn tfere evidence enough submit alleged sdatsyto
Il. jury question fact to be determined Oy them. The
IN @ uSr@sp IS viii warrant an order directing the defendant
reasonable counsel fee anf snch an order WI be nisde
TIE defendant therefore, within ~ days pay $50 enable
the plaintiff csuy this action to hnsl de elimination.
DECISIONS.
Badger agt. Benedict.-Jodgneutf FIR plaintiff.
Peton sst Egberonyudgment for defendant demurrer
sh liberty to Rs1d R TO .%s Nh s.am.bo
Itn 1iS for pislns With liberty to defendant answer
Blair g. si granted go sSISSnsy
Andrew. Judgement for plaintiff assnst Percy aud
1, Of the 9th ei defendants
Foley at. Bank for ssving-Judgnent for defendants
sepley sgt. Newell Order sugt ested
Fewer sgt Fowlsr.-C ounsel fec OF $50 allowed
Cummipss Howard 1T d-Motion granted 90 far O. 10
ordr allowing Receiver prosecute leaving costs TO be
considered when concluded
SUPREME COURr-CHAxBERs-JrLY h-Bsfore Justice
ls9RAHAN.
NorIoE.-Naes Of issue for the third Monday
Call must be vih the Clerk before Saturday next
DECISION.
Harriet Jane Cook agt. Aaron ID. Farmer.-Motion
denied.
sURROGATEs COURT.-JuLY l2-Before Surrogate WEsr
WILL or GLo. GRlFFIN
The will of George Griffin, who was a well kno rn
LAWYER city has been offered for probate He has e
frtunc 10 faulty 1he provisions OF the whlare oil no
public inteiess.
20 n
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Receiurs Of Produce,

Total BY ~ Rev ysly H. IL az bbs Fi0u, l2l bbs
Meal IS 100 bu.h Wh~al 90 40 bush Corn 40 pigs. WINS
w. 2lO pkss LAID IS pkss Ashes 1850 pkss Oh Coke, sl
pk Meal
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MARRIED..

YoUNGs-sTANHOPE-In Wa.hioga City Saturday,
Jui by the Rev Spencer henasrt Mr. Lewis H. foangs
ofNewiok hs annie Lo' s s.4nncpv of Fa fan, Va.
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............x4.l23,2 &3

Total. ........S 81 l23,I3 Sl,piSOo
Aseompsed with the rsemert Of the previous week the re-
suits Z follows; A,ax ga
decrease IN dsposs Dec in distant balances oS2
D.crees IN RS 76 Decrease In eng losns 1880
Lie, IN short loais.... 16S, I'LL
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nah ihev heOome na7Able |:
Total. saoa,aoo s2Ot4,ioo $s,lO5, 400

The ANIMAL report Of the Cleveland and Toledo Rail-
road Co., Of winch we have already given the tgares
in condensed FORM develops very hopeful and pro-
1esive col dton boib in financial and business point
Of yjew The net earnings Of tbs year. after nent
of running ex peDses t465 534 S. and after pay
mem Of $3.50 40 SO fo- interest," profit cad loss, and
binary expeI see, me Let balance was &c.
1903 49, III most Satisfactory part Of this s;aemsot
il that nea-ly the whole amount Of this balance |as
ca, NED in the last sx months Of the year. The dis
bun,raDt for interest and extraordinary expenses
exec, do ito natuJ al amount, according 10 oar Cal
ealsions the cam Of about s6i co., and but for this
.xsoI dinaIy q sIge the result of the years business
you'd have been aSoat IS follows;
Net s.inint. 81; :, y cent:
Bonded. ..............s's ~ ..o.o.,.
Floating. H"~ oi-- ~oSo'V"
Total. ...........,. $500. &4l,oto ol $i7olA -
ginkips Fund e''W
ToisI....................,.'... "''SHllH 30
or more than cent on tie capital stock The hoa,'
rv DEBT has en- reauced s72524 10 during the year,
ind very Satisfactory progress hes been male 10 ex
changing outstanding bonds Of short date for the Sink
inc Funds There certainly IL good reas N fer enter
tair the belief ths, The edo Road has psssed IL
,er.d II Adversely, AID under good management ths
D, es.ls az proires to carry the stock to far dV
der do.
The moyeren. Of tie banks in the four principal
CHM Of the Union, in which weekly reports are made,
a. ,,oxn b, th.i, las, ets.emsnie 10 90 fol!oEs
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Syp- Rhes... 4. 80 7el Mcoa-Risae
HIsR vkTBR DAY.
Sandy Hotk 50 COY island -. 3:4a Hell Csts.... 2
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KINGS COUNTY COURT OF sESsIONs-JuLy la-Befor
Indss GAlkIsoS. Jnsticea erlLLMELL. and SIaYKER.

Judge GARkisoS, Justices eTiLLwELL, and STALKER
But small Amount Of business was disposed of in
hi. yesterday. Fredehcn BIouss, musician In the
United venos Island pleaded guilty 10
assault and be tey ppon Mrs Margaret Jordan and
tenred to pay due Of Timothy Mormon was Irssned
for without cen>e aud appearing that his wife
pt bs,e Suspended the desn liant .ving
pleaded guilty About 0ns dozen person, were sI.ued for
Net atty VIsgned for a indictment or burglary In
tie degree Defendants counsel s1h ustd the pansl BY
challenges panel being frn b.. the Conlnoner
Of Jurors objected the ground Of ireguiMiy which
objection sustained and the ts adjourned Until
today.
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Apns xed is The statement Of the New.Orlsans Bank
for the week ending July 2:
sis7ssss ssssa4 - slOess $50 sise sls

The foowipg table exhibits the respective amounts OF Ex
change held By The vsiiou. banks also the due dis
bsnh the latter being eomped In the table Of depOs
shown above;
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The export Of Cotton Goodsfrom Boston, asper Ship
ping Last, for the month ending June 30, bss been
| G.
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The following is report of the amount OF coal
transported over the Delaware, Lsekawanns and
Western Railroad for the week ending Saturday,
July z:
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Arrived.

ftesm,hip Golden Fleece tBr) Campbell Galway June a.
and st. Johns T., JaJ Dds sad 675 psss 10 Ansdoan
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The following is an approximate statement Of the
earnings of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad Company for the month of June, 1860 CON.
psred with the same period of last year, viz:
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United STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFTCE-JuLY IA
Before Commissioner bRrDeHAs
THE IA COSTA STRAW BAIL CASE.

The Commissioner, this morning, decided thst the
bail offered BY Forbes Travis for the appearance Of 5enc
La oss eharsed with being engaged In tho slave trade
must therefore, DO rejected Senior Oa Co.t
have to remain In tho custody OF the
Marshal till his tIial 10 hnshed.
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sURROGATEs COURT-JuLy l2-Before Surrogate WEST.
WILL or GLo. GRlFFIN.
The will of Georse Griffin, who was well.kn vn
lawyer Of this city has been offered probate He has len
lae TO b family Abe provisions Of the wlare oil no
Iubhc inteiesL
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SUPREME COURr-CHAxBERs-JrLY h-Bsfore Justic'
ls9RAHAN
NorIoE.-Noaes Of issue for the third Mouda,
Cali ndsr must be Wh the Clerk before Saturday next
DECISION.
Harriet Jane Cook agt. Aaron ID. Farmer.-Motiol
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-11-24
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
R. H. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent of U. S. Patent Office, Washington,
(under the Act Of 1851

LAW h6She u - J. IhtcH OmNS, washington,
(under the Act of 1851
10 State Street, opposite KiIby Street,
BOSTON.
A FTER AN EXTENSIVE PRACTICE OF Up
IA wards OF twenty years, continues to secure Patents in
the United states; also in Great britain, France and other
foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Bonds, Assign
ments, and all Papers OF Drawings for Patents, executed on
liberal terms, and with despatch. Researches made into
American or Foreign works, to determine the validity or util-
iy OF Patents or Inventions-and legal or other advice rem
dered in all matters touching the same. Copies Of the claims
ments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England, but
through 1t inventors have advantages for securing Patents,
OF ascertaining the patentability Of inventions, unsurpassed
by, IL not immeasurably superior to, any which can be offered
them elsewhere. The testimonials below given prove that
none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT TIE PATENT OFFICE
than the subscriber; and as SUCCESS is THE BEST PROOF
OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, he would add that he
has abundant reason to believe, and can prove, that at no
other office Of the kind are the charges for professional SER
vices so moderate. The immense practice Of the subscriber
during twenty years past, has enabled him TO accumulate a
vast collection OF specifications and official decisions relative
to patents.
These, besides his extensive library OF legal and mechani-
cal works, and full accounts of patents granted in the United
Strtes and Europe, render him able, beyond question, to Of
fer superior facilities for obtaining Patents.
All necessity Of a journey to Washington, to procure a
patent, and the usual great delay there, are here. saved in
ventors.
TRsTIMoNIALs.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most capable and sue
cessJui practitioners with whom | have had official inter
course" CHARLES MASON,
Commissioners Of Patents.
~ have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they can
more capable OF putting their applications in a foim to secure
or them an carly and favorable Consideration at the Patent
Office" EDMUND
Late Commissioner oi Patents.
'BosroS, February S, 1858.
Mr.. r. ii. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN applications
on all but ONE OF which patents have been granted, and that
Is nop pending. Such unmistakable proof Of great talent
and ability on his part leads me to recommend all inventors
to apply to him to procure their patents, as they may be sure
OF having the most faithful attention bestowed on their cases,
and at very reasonable charges" JOHN TAGGART.
From Sept. nth, 1857, to June 18th, 1853, the subscriber,
In course Of his large practice, made on tloice rejected appli-
cations SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which was
decided in his favor, by the Commissioner Of Patents.
II. ii. EDDY.
Boston, Jan. /, 1s6o.-Iy
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NOTICES.
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or. RIVER MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE.

The Connecticut River Mutual Fire Insurance Company
located ut Bellows fansO continue TO insure against loss by
IRE. This Company commenced granting policies in March,
1889, has Insured property to the amount Of three hundred
thousand dollars and is now in successful operation, and hav-
Ing been conducted upon the very safest plan, being confined
principally To insuring farm buildings, no loss has accrued
rendering it necessary to make an assessment.
The following named persons, to whom applications may
be made for insurance, are agents for the Company
Athens, joins AUSTIN Dummerston, J. Y. STEARNs, c. T..
TAFT Dover, w, 7. IowE, l.. W. BiSsElL; Halifax, CHARLES
FOWLER Jamaica, 4. C. KELLOGG Londonderry, @. ~.
ARNOLD, A. Il. frLtERi Newflne, DAVID JOHNSON, j. MER-
MFlElpi Putney, WILLIAM HouGIrOSi SaXton's Village, J.
W. CARPENTER Townshend, q. J. ArsTIS, c. WILkISsoS;
West rownshend, Il. &. WHEELERi Westminster, j. C. RICH
ARDsoNi Westminster West, DAVID ALLEN; whi'lngham, H..
n. Xix, CAlylN bAKEni Windham, Hollis q srowEIL /;
lieadsboro, W. IL FoLLETr. 23f