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Nv A. GREEN. Auc,ionser

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
INTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
tS the eT 10th sbs AZ self the
ises, commencing at 5 O'Clock p. m, on the f rst
named lot, the following valuable Building Lots,
Square 4s8. Lots 7s. ., 10, IL, Is, a. Is, IL,
IS, 60, II. %, q, 81, 81, and 50,
Square 4a2, Lot (,
DO 1853, Lots z6, n, and g.
The arvOye mentioned property IL all handsomely
sltuateu and perfect grade, fronting south and
purchase a handsome building lot will do well to
It'll, f from the Government.
Terms: One fourth cash balance In s. l2 and Is
months. the purchaser or purchas. RS will be re
CURED to give notes for the deferred PAYMENTS
bearing interest from the day of sale. deed given
apsd A. GREEN, Aace
NARSHAL'S SALE,-In virtue nf a writ of Teri
lvl faclas issued from the Clerks office of The
Circuit Court of the Distr ct of Columbia, for the
expose to public sale, for cash. in front of the court
day Of March inst 1850, at Iao'cook the follow
right aud intsret N and to Lot No. S, n sqna No.
u; in the city of Washington, ID c., together with
and Levied mon as tbe pyoeertH Of Hn seizea
and Will be sold to satisfy Jidioa's No 49, to De-
tober term 1853 in favor of James u. stewaft,
mar S-dts
ETHE ABOVE SAFE is. POSTPONED
until TUESDAY next, the Sd April, 1850, same
hour ard place.
U. s. Marshal for Distr ct Of Columbia
postponed unit sATURDA1 next, the 7th instant,
w. sELDEN,
L. 8. Marshal for District of Columbia.
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HOUSE AND LOTTO SALE.-On THURS
on the premises. we shall sell the western part OF
Lot NS; H. In Square 1901, fronting q feet inches
east, and ming back lis feet, together with the
improvements, consisting of a Frame Dwelling
House, containing rooms.
Terms: One halt cash the residue in and IL
months, with interest, secured BY deed Of trust
spad J. c. MCGUIRE L CO., Aucts.
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By BARNARD q BUCKLEY: Georgetown:

By BARNARD & BUCKLEY: Georgetown.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
IL On THURSDAY, the 5th inst, we shall sell,
by order of the Orphans Court, ii O'Clock a. m
at inc lat. residence OF WIN. Vanceiver. deceased,
No, 81 Green street, Georgetown, al his House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, as follows:
Feather Beds, Pillows and Bedding, Bedsteads,
Tables, Chairs. Prints, Spy Glass,
CrOckerv Ware, Looking Glasses,
Curtains. Table Covers Carpets, Rugs,
Stoves, Fire Boards, Mattresses,
Quilts, Blankets. Mahogany Tables,
STAIR Carpets and DDS,
Common and Cane seat Chairs,
Mantel Ornaments. Parlor Carpet,
side Tables, Silver Watch and spoons,
Clocks, Buckets, Bowls,
Oil Cloth, Stone Jars,
And many other a tices too numerous to mention
Also, az O'clock p. m, ,Sloop called the six
Brothers,, with two good keel boats and fishing
seine with ell the sails and KEEL lying in the
river At the foot of Washington street.
Terms cash before delivery
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THE LIGHT Of the fire on Island last night
caused an alarm and calling out Of the engine
companies I'm Alexandria.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON q TOMORROW

By BARNRD q BUCKLEY: Georgetown.
4 the Orphans' Court. (copfrmed By the Circuit
Court OF the District Of Columbia, county Of Wash.
ingtonl made in the case Of the heirs Of the late
ssl! q public auction, to the hi hest bidder, on
TUESDAY, the second day Of April, 1850, az
O'Clock p. w., uson the premises, that desirable
gloperty sltu6ad on the south side Of LIST street,
416 = feet and running hack IS feet The improve
ments on SAD lot Hsists of three story frame
hGHse, su NJ for Iatse family stable, 30
months the purchaser to notes for the deferred
pa mentf, BIZ airing lnterest from the day of sale.
deed given and deed of trust taken. All oon-
S SeyansIb1s at the cost Of the Te in
mar CAD BABNARD& BUCKLEY. Aucts.
By !. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucuoneers
HANDSOME NEW BRICK DWELLING
= HOUSE, NEAR SHE STATE DEPARTMENT, AT
NOUN; ,APfli 5. 1867 at o'ciocf, on the PREMISES,
we shall sell new four-story Brick Dwelling
House, with back building, situated on the . orth
streets west, containing ~ rooms. with bath room,
water and gas pipes throughout. marble mantes
esteIn IN the yard, ard finished In every respect
the most superior manner Title ndsputable and
Terms: Obe fourth cash the residue in 6. Il. 10
ana "a months, with interest, secured by deed of
mar I'D ]. c. MCGUIRE Auct..
ST 81 I; G. Meet 2frsn co, AuctlSHsers5
- AFTERNOON. April sd. at FIVE o'clocE, at
the auction rooms, we shall sell, in sums to suit
SS'SSo Corporation of Washington SIX per cent.
42.9oo Corporation Of Alexandra. Coupon Bonds,
$3.50 CoIpo[ation of Alexandria Registered Stock.
A As Pew No. r. T. Eisfs sa1ses Co. .ro,
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NOTICE

Il ERSONS Declining housekeeping o. having a
surplus of hous@h Did effects hnd ready sale by
calling at my Furnishing Store, - 9TH street, be-
tween and III streets, east side.
ap 2-Sm RUDOLPH BTCHIN,
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THE POTOMAC WATER WORSHIP the Senate,
yesterday, on motion Of Mr.. Brown, it was re-
solved that the Committee on the District Of Co
lumbia be instructed to inquire into the expe-
diency Of an appropriation for the completion OF
the Washington Aqueduct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-03

HAVE YOU SEEN the Dutchman's Ghost
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BARRY's TRrcOPHERous

Is the pest and cheapest article for DRESSING Beau
nfylng' Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair Ladies' try 1t. Sold by all Drug
Sis'e ""u elIumers. mar l2-6m
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", WKDDiNG CAKES, very pretty and very cheap :;
nest nCH cream and Water Ices at low price, at
me FhiaoeiPhia Confectionery, corner 18th and
oSe' mar -lmA
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FIRE RIor.-Last night, while the flremen were
collected at the fire i'm the Seventh Ward one of
those scenes which have disgraced our tiremen in
DAYS past was retnacted. A general row among
the partisans of the Perseverance, Anacostia and
Franklin companies took place. Stones Were
thrown, number of persons were struck and
some hurt severely. One who was hit on the head
was carried away by his friends badly cut The
officers interposed and arrested Andrew Brady.
Jno. T. Fritz, James Wilson and Hugh McFar-
land two of them claimed to be of the Perseve-
rance party, and the others were Of the Anacostia
and Franklin. The affair was thoroughly dis
graceful to all concerned
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EO6 SaI.E-A NEGRO MAN. n conchmsn
IL and farm servant heIs quick and indnstTlo0t,
a capital breaker. oTderer ard manager al horsce,
ard comp 90 any possible faTIa vO X AMI The
manas ernent of any machinery used IA IN, aud
10 o. ears Of age TO southern genie re-
curing On intelligent and very usefu! serv.nt o.
this desc Iption, FOR his Owe use. he WI &c
fold a hsrsaln. an order % get hIm god home.
HIS owner " al sell him O. n trader Flea 9 80
drefs Hok No. Star Oflea. ma - W
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SUDDEN ATrAcK.-Yesterday, Mr.. Isaac Beers,
an old and well known citizen, was attacked
with apoplexy, while at the Congressional Gene
terry attending the removal of the remains OF his
wife. Some of his children happened to be in
the vicinity at the time and secured the assistance
of the physician ct the almshouse who rendered
all the aid that the circumstances would permit
until he was taken to his home. when DR.. Garnet
was called to attend him. After about two hours
of apparent inconsistencies, Mr.. Beers recovered
little, and we learn this morning that he is i'm
proving.
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THE FIRST OF APRIL AT THE NAVY YARD.-TEe
good people of the Navy Yard were duly mott fed
on Saturday, 3lst ult., by posters, &c, that the
some of its new members, on Sunday, LIST inst, at
o'clock p. m, at the foot of Fourth st. east The
people assembled in good faith to witness the
ceremony. The time specified for this august
spectacle having passed, it soon leaked out that
this was All FOOLS Day. The people being thus
fooled, returned to their homes, highly elatcd,
doubt, at the deception.
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SUFREME COuRI, YEsrERDAY.-No. 90 The
United States, appellants, agt. Andres Castilero.
Appeal from the district court Of the United
Justice Clifford delivered the opinion Of the
Court, amrming the decree of the said district
court In this cause
Rolton. The argument Of this cause was com
| menced by Mr.. w. b. Reed for the appellants
and continued by Mr.. Mason Campbell for the
| appellee. Adjourned.
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THE ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET-The Gazette
of this morning says: 1.-The arrivals of shad and
herring Yesterday fell Off account of the adverse
wind The change in the weather is unfavorable
to the fishery. On Sunday and yesterday the re.
ceipts reached $4,000 herring, and Is 900 shad
Tie former sold at SllaSi2 50 per thousand; and
Sl5aSl7 per hundred for shad. Rock and perch
continue to be caught in abundance, and several
hundred punches were sold on Sunday at 12bc.
per bunch. Yesterday, prices for these descrip.
tons of fish advanced, and they sold at I5al7c
per bunch. At the c lose of last week the supplies
of shad, herring, and other fish were increasing
We hear OF some good hauls at several Of the
landings. Much complaint is made of the gllers
b: low Washington's reach'
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ITTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until TUESDAY next, the 81 April, 1885, same
hour and place.
w. SELDEN,
US Marshal for Distr ct Of Column his
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DRowNBp.-Jos. Bailey, a resident of the Fifth
Ward, was drowned on Sunday night last, oppo-
site Russier's bluff, below Alexandria. being
knocked overheard from his sloop by book
during gale. He leaves a wife and family who
reside on First st. east, near N. The body has not
boop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-03

THE FOUNDRY CHAPEL CONCERT TONIGHT will
be the best amateur performance of the season in
Washington. Most of the music to be sung is
new to our Concert-goers, and has been selected
with excellent taste by the experienced leader,
Mr.: Potter. Amongst the really good things
will be the "Hail Stone Chorus, by two choirs,
which has seldom been sung in Washington
The chorus is composed Of our best performers,
and the public can safely anticipate a musical
treat. Go early, and secure front seat.
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COAL OIL.
HAVE Just received from the factory, a large
assortment Of COAL OIL LAMPS and the best
quality OH. to bum In them. They give beauti-
full mellow light, and no danger of explosion. The
cheapest lis 1t that is used. For sale at
e. WOODwARD'S
Eagle Stove House,
No: 31s Pa. av., between 10th and nth sts
II Balcony in front mar 81 81
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-02-10
Personal and Political.

President Lord of Dartmouth College,
though seven,y-6ve years old, is a very agile
skater. and takes very great delight in the
exercise.
FIX Governor Salmon P. Chase was on
Thursday elected L. s. Senator BY the Ohio
Legislature. He will confer honor or the
post. high as it is. His principal competitor
was Mr.. Pugh.
The Richmond Enquirer was printed in
mourning on account Of ,hefelection of Re-
publical speaker at Washington. The event
was sad one to the disunionists, but not
half so bad as the election of Republican
president. for which they may as we'll get
their weeds ready.
William S. Bailey. proprietor and publish
er of the Free South. at Newport. Ky., has
commenced a suit against the parties ensa-
ged in the destruction of his newspaper press
and printing apparatus, on the goth of
October, last, and laying his damages at
$4,000.
John X. Blake of Lancaster, n. H., writes
home from Indiana that he was recently dri-
ven from the town of Perry, Ga, on account
OF the John Brown excitement, and lost all
his baggage. He says he was shamefully
abused b! the Shareholders. simply because
he came from the North. MIR. Blake went
South 10 work on an engagement made BE-
fore he started.
Northern visitors to Mount Vernon are
said TO he subject to insult and annoyance
y PARTY Of Phlladtlphians were closely watch
ed and subjected to i'sul, few days since.
l.. X. Pangborn, editor of the Boston Bee,
and ~h!lom Junior Editor Of the Vermont
Tribune, all ephemeral sheet published at St.
Adams, some Years since, is Il prominent can
didate for Printer Of the House.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-02-10
Mr.. Sherman's Speech on the Republican
Speaker.

The speech Of John Sherman, when called
out by the rejoicing crowd at Washington on
the nigh, OF the day MIR. Pennington was
chosen speaker, was peculiarly apt and pun
gent. lie said:
I'VE have met to congratulate each other
-pon the happy result Of this days labor-a
republican speaker is elected, and no calami-
" comes. \ republican speaker is elected,
aad the people rejoice. A republican speak
e is elected, and stocks advance a rrpub.
can speaker is elected, and cotton is worth
eleven cents pound and upwards, and NAV
il advance higher. A republican speaker is
elected, and slave property remains the same
in value. \ republican speaker is elected,
and The Union is safe. So it will be when
republican President is elected, for in that
event every right of every citizen of every
State will he secured in his hands. The only
dissolution OF the Union which Our adversa-
:.s tear is dissolution of their union with
the public treasury This is the union they
c,amor about; aud it must be confessed they
cling 10 ii with sincere love. This is the
source OF their injustice TO u. We tellthem
cur determined. OIL purpose, and they quote
al us the language OF some crazy tanatlc.-
They represent US as believing what We do
not believe; they say we intend what W. do
no; intend. and then they howl and rave at
Is. | tell you, my fellow citizens, if you
take away the pressure Of money, the pres
sure OF office, You will not near these men
crying out 'Di>union" and endeavoriny to
separate the people Of one part of this coun-
Il! from the other. My friends, we will con-
quer their injustice, We will beat down their
preJuciices, We will quiet tae fears of the few
among them who are sincere. We will do it
With ilr!nness and love, with brotherly kind
ness AID respect. Dissolve the union of
these states. Fellow citizens, my people live
aiar OF, On the shores OF one OF the beauti-
Ia! AXES of the west. Ii they were to hear
among them such talk US We hear from the
c-mocrailc otiice-holders Of the federal Capt.
tal, they would not hang them, but they
would Genounce and curse them. Dissolve
he Union. II can't he done. Ohio, Ken
lucky, tennessee AID Indiana have recently
me-, and resolved it shall not be done. ltell
You. NY fellow citizens, my heart is in this
e"n'esi-m' hand is in it. l tell you, YOU
Viii all i've 10 See not only republican
Speaker, bat trust in God republican
PRESIDENT. Wy fellow citizens, let US greet
me NJ" Speaker as the ilarbinser of Coming
e'eh:s. The past is with our adyersaries-
W. reJ"lce Ii. the present. Let US hope for
The i.,urt"
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TUITION
TO CONTRACTORS.
Engineers Office, VI. e. Canada X. X.
HrKII\GruN. VI Lam. 20 lS6D

Engineers Office, VT, e. Canatli X. X. }
BURLINGTON, W.. Jan. 20. 1869
CEALED proposals will be received a, this
~ Jlicc up to - o'clock (noon) February Ii.
1850. for all the grading. MASONRY, tunn"inr
and whaltng required On the three d,frrcn,
routes surveyed for the extension of the Yer
mont and Canada Railroad. terminating ut Bur.
lug'on, Vt.
The excavations and emil .nkmcnts are heavy.
the hauls cas-! and Il large portion Of the nlater-
located and offers many Inducements to- contrac-
tors.
Separate bids will be received for the entire
work, or tor separate portions Of it each route
surveyed
The successful bidder or bidders must be pre-
pared to execute contract within forty eight
hour, after they receive notice that their propo-
sails are accepted. giving b ,nds with appro, ed Sc
cur,y for the completion Of the work within the
time specified.
The work mu be commenced within six DAYS
after the execution OF the Contract and must
be completed by the First day of December. A.
ID. l>6J.
Specifications, Plans and Profilcs Of the sevc-
raj proposed routes may be sccn by application
at this office.
~ copy of the Specifications will be sent by
mail when applied for.
No attention will DC paid to bids which are
not made i'll accordance with the Specifications.
ID. {. LINSLEY, Envinccr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-02-10
DEATHS.

In Concord. Jan. e, Mr.. Amos lIu,chins son
aged 81 years.
In Concord, JAN q. Miss Cordc!ia Morse
aged "a years.
The voice at midnight came,
Started up to hear;
A mortal arrow pierced her frame
She fell. bu: felt no fear"
In Lyndon. Jan. Is. Mrs Mary c. LarncL, wife
Of Mr. daniel Larned, aged % years
In Danvillc. Feb. 4, MIR Mclia Russell, aged
G5 years
In Orange. Dec. 49, Louisa NJ. aged lG years
Dec. ~ James A. aged years: Dec. -, Free
man NJ. aged 10 years. ard Isaac A.. aged 4
years Jan. 3. Ciari,>a NJ aged IL year.-chi!-
dren of Isaac and L! dia A. Williams. all Of pu-
trid sore throat.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-02-10
MARRIAGES.

In Wells River. Feb 2. by Rev. S. NJ. Plimp-
ton. Mr.. John Hcnney Of Eycgatc, and Miss Ma
~ ]. Edwards Of Wells River
In Ryegate, Jan. 10. by Rev. T. Goodwiie
Mr.. John McColl and Miss Jane Gibson, both of
Rye. ate.
In Waterford. Jan. &c. by Rev. J. Bowers. Mr.
John c. Goodcnough of Peacham. and Miss Eli
IA c. Carter. daughter of f. g. Carter. Of Water
ford.
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THE MARKETS.
cANBKlpGE CATTLE uAKkLr-r,p

MA Kk EI-Ftb. 7.
Atmlrxct 30t tLttie-jJU Deeves and IL Stores Com
sistg VI " urHins oxen. Cow ana Calves, lelrtng.
t~O And inree ears Old.
frccS-Market Bcet-EXtrai nc luulns nothing bulthe
best large iat btall-icd OAche,tt tuuay
lciudl,S nothing but the best iArS. lat stallru UA.
No ~; III qIabty Including the utst sras,cu UAc
The oes stdll-icd COWS. and tue ucst years old
steers 30 a. -: 81 ILalty. ~ ~ ordinary s3t..
ot Tes-W vrkinS Oxen, frulu ssu. IFS TO liz. Cows
Aid ,aife, from ,.5 81. A. $v6. leLrlIhHs Sua five
iearhoI sli, ! -. farce yearsUld, ga IS.
oerp III t.luJs-j9JJ ~ trket. Prices lots 81
I.S \ 3O. Extra and SelectiuhS 10 25v I.
HIDE = J.: 6c per ID. raliuw l-.c per H.
peits Sl2J 81 - each; Cali skins. IL lie. per IL
ZEAL CALvEs-SAies at 49, wv each.
S1INE-vJ0 WeSern at market. Pricc.-Shutcs, W ole
III, w per ID. Up
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-02-10

DIR. wISrARS BALSAA OF WILD CHERRY.
DR.. Wistar's Ba!sam Of Wild Cherry
Or. WIStAr's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
Or. Histar'S BalsAm OF Wild Cherry
The treat Remedy,
The Great Remedy
The Great kennedy
Coughs Colds. Group. Sure Throat, Moarsenes.,
Coughs, Colds, Group, Sore Throat, Iuarsel,ps,
Coughs, Colds, Group, Sure Throat Uuxr.eues.
Wistar's Bslsam
Wistar's Basan
istars Balsxm
positively cures
positively
positively cures
Bronchitis, WhOUpinx Cough, Asthna Ounsey
Bronchit:s WhVopiiy Cough, Asthma, Quinsey.
brohchits, hopping Cough, Asthma, Cuiusey
Speedily cures
Speedily cures
Speedily cures
All anectionS Of the Throat Lungs and Chest
Az affections OF the Throat. Lungs and Chest.
AL affections vi the Throat, Lungs aud Chest.
Wistar's ba sulu
Wistars BalsLm
Wtstars balsam
has. and will cure
consumption. Consumption, CONSUMPTION,
Consumption Culisun ptiul CONSUMPTION
Consumption. Consumption. iuisuInp tivlI.
the history VI the baSaM proves Ole VI Nature
best gilt, ~ man
The only genuine Is prepared by SETH ". FOWLE L
as we'll a. the written signature Vi BUTTS. and Is
sale IN city and country b! druggists dealers IN medicine
aud agents.
Everywhere. Everywhere. Everywhere,
Everywhere, Everywhere.
Everywhere.
Prepared by SETH W. FOwLE CO, Boston. and foI
sale by C. BINGHAM and lioYr GREEN ST. Johrsbury
Jouk BACON. st. Johnstury Centre: II. A QrInBY Lyl
don Centre; W II. ActArFEY, Lyndon CorLtr; U. e
HALE. Lower Waterford. DARING / NosMER, Concord;
S. GOULD Co, ives, Concord. and by dealers ever,
where. G5-76
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For Sale.
4 MEXICAN g. FOREIGN PATENTS
K. H. ErDY. Solicitor of PATENTS,

Late Agen, OF the S Patent ONCE " ashns,on urde
the Act OF Isl,
70 STATE ST. OPPOSITE KILBY ST., BOSTON
Aiter an extensive practice OF upwards twcn, ears
Continues 10 secure Paentsin the United states also il,
Hreat briai France and other foreign Ca
specifications. AsS.nncuts and all PAPERS or TAN
'hE>i Patents eAecuted on liberal terms and dis
patch Researches made into American work,
10 The Validity or utility {" Patents Inven-
legal or other advice rendered In all matters
at " ashnrL,n
This Agency is only the in New England but
'hrSh IL hav" for securing patents
ascer aiming the patrntaility in,
eI II not imn"asnrably superior to. any which
oHereu theIi elsewhere The tesmuR Mails below given
prove that noneiS MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PA1yS1 Or
ricE than the subscriber and Success IS TIE RESI-
PROOF or AnvAsiAcxs AND ABILITY he would that he
asabundat reason obe!cve and prove
er office OF III" kind the charges professional
cen 50 moderate The immense practice the subscriber
during twenty years past ha, enabled him acc
vastcolection ospeccat
to patents These. besides his extensive library of
and and full
In the United States and Europe render him able tcyond
question superior facilities for ubain,nr naient
Anecessty ola journey I" Washing ton To procure pa
tent and the usual great delay there here saved
ventorS
Testimonials.
II regard Mr. Eddy Of the capable and sue
eessful practitioners with whom have had official inter
Course.
CHAS MASON, {" Commissioner of Patents.
Ihave no hesation In assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more Competent and
form IN
secure for them and favorable ton st
the Patent Office.
EDAUNDBCRKE,"I Late Commissioner of Patents
"Boston. February s, 1855.
Mr. r. Eddy has made for me TIL IRTEEN application,
OIL all but ON of which patents have granted and
that one Is now pending Such unni.takablc proof s
great talent and ability ON his part leads
ainventors to apply to him to procure their patents
they may be sure OF having the faithful be
slowed on the cases. and at very reasonable charges.
JOHN TAGGART."
From sept 18TH 1887 to June l7th 1885, the subscriber
In course Of his large practice made rejected
! plicatiOns. SIXTEEN APPEALS. EVLRY ONE OF which
was decided In his d. the Commissioner OF Patents
X. II. EDDY.
Boston. january, lsGV-ly
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S \ p O \ IFIE r!

The Ready Family Soap Maker.
WITH which every family with their ordinary kitchen
" grease iake all their soap with little lo trouble
hard. soft or fancy.
will make hard water son. clean paint. remove gre ase
&c. to perfection.
Abundant testimony In favor the saponiler with full
and valuable receipts for making dierent kinds Of SOAP
sent free, by addressing
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-02-10
Real Estate for Sale

1.-TWO places situated on the Bachop road
i in Danville between Pa.mers Mills ant
NOyesvile. known as the Robert and George
Leane farms-cach consisting Of one hundred
acres and more. recent! cleared. with house
and barn on each.
Said property can be purchased upon reasona.
bic terms. and at fair price
Enquire Of C.. $ DANA. St. Johnsbury.
or IRA BRAINARD, Danville.
Jan. 80, 1860. 75-sUis