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to 10000 men including the Lorences d.

to $4,000 men including the Lorences d.
vision.
Without fixing an exact number, there is
reason to believe that the number of troops
sent to Mexico (or possibly in the first instance
to the French West India slands) will be con-
siderably larger than was quite lately expected,
You had details Of about y 300 proceeding
from different French and A~l3crine ports
The number of the Lorenccz division nre diff
cult to ascertain, as We have no correct account
of the casualties by disease. &c,, at Vera Cruz
we must suppose not less than 1900 n.ya.
We now hear Ola further and considerable
shipment ms ordered, and another rs contom-
plated, and, shouid this last Intelligence be YER
lied, it is not improbable that, including sold
i"rS Of all descriptions, marines, naval brig"de.
| (Which might at any tina be formed. since the
men-of-war will have little for their crews to
do, and could easily spare %sailors) and some
indigenous corps it is proposed to form, the
French force would not be less than that stated
in the French journal already quoted. OF
course, it will prove thus, many persons will
be hard to persuade that such n expedition.
so much larger than necessary to accomplish
French objects in Mexico, has not been formed
also with Il view to future cventuNlities or con-
tiagencies in the .A~ngio-American conflict.
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r.. T.. LEE,
General Commanding.
are troubles at Washington

There are troubles at Washington
and in New York, where Brooks, Of
tho Express, is paving the way to Fort
Lafayette, by disIoyaI speeches, which
makes the Young Napoleon uncertain
how to act. Wall street may want his
army to defend it against the Adolf.
tionists, and "the best government the
world ever saw"
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First Tennessee Regiment.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED BY THE
Governor Of the State recruiting officer for
the purpose Of enrolling recruits for the
lst Tenn. Regiment commanded by GPl.
Turney; all who wish to join said Regiment
can do so and obtain transportation free by
calling on the undersigned-at Office in Win.
chester, Tennessee. j.. +. SYLER.
Oct. II, lSG2.-tf.
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NOTICE VOLUNTEERS.

am authorized by Gen. Forrest to raise q
company of Infantry for the service for three
years or the war, add they will, by ~enlisting
now, have an opportunity Of electing their
WI officers. If the company is made up they
can and will be, if desired, attached to Col. !,
W. Newman's Regiment which he has now al
most completed l.. b. CLEMENTS.
Winchester, Oct. II. If
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Notice Volunteers.

Being authorized to raise and muster into
the service of the Confederate States, 10 CON-
panies OF Infantry to form a Regiment, of amy
and all ages, Companies formed or forming,
who desire to enter this service, by reporting TO
in. TAI. w. NEWMAN.
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General Lees Address to his a.
my.

dcn. Lee has issued the following
address to his soldiers. He recounts
their achievements with cloQuonco, and
delivers to them the thanks Of the
President, and b~estows, in feeling terms
The praise they have so well earned:
HEADQ'Rs ARMY OF NORTHERN w.
October I'd, 1862.
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Special Exemptions.

"Also, q regiment raised under, and by the
authority of the State of Texas for the from.
tier defence, now in tho service of said State,
while in such service and such other persons
as the President shall be satisfied, on account
of justice, or equity, or necessity, ought to DO
EXEMPTED, are hereby exempted from military
service IN the armies of the Confederate States;
provided, that the exemptions herein above
enumerated shall only continue whilst the
persons exempted are actually engaged in
their respective pursuits and occupations.
'SEc. 2. That the act entitled IAN act to
exempt certain persons from enrolment for
service in the armies of the Confederate
States" approved the 2lst Of April, is hereby
repealed.
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GENERAL ORDERS, |
No. ll6.


In reviewing the achievements Ct
the Army during the present cam
paign, the Commanding General can
not withhold the expression oI his at.
miration of the indomltabie courage l;
has displayed in battle, and It's cheerful
endurance Of privatIon and hardship
Oh the march.
Since your great victories around
Richmond, You have defeated the enc
my at Cedar Mounta'n, expelled Hiih
rom the RaNpahanocH; ana, after Il
conflict of three days utterly repu!Seu
him ON tho Plains OF ManasSaS' ANA
forced him to take shelter within the
iortiticalions around his capital.
Without waiting Tor repOso you cross
ed the Potomac, stormcd !he heights
Of uarpor'o Ferry, made prisoners OF
more than eleven Thousand men, ana
captured upwards OF seventy pieces Oh
artillery, with aii Their small arms ana
other aniHnltl"ns OF war.
Nm!o one corpse OF the army was
thus engaged, the other mSNrcdltS sue
cess by arreStIng III b~oohsboFo me
combined armies or the enemy, adVan'
chg undrrtntir i%vorte General, to the
rcilc1 Ol lhcif peieaSufeu c0mFa"cS.
On the held Ct Sharpsbnrg, with less
than one.third ms numbers, you icS'5-
ted from day light until Iatk, the whole
army OF the enemy, and rep"lN}deVtry
attack along his onti.o front, OF more
than four miles IN extent
Inc whole OF the ioiloWlng Day you
stood prepared to resume the conflict
on the same ground, and retired the
next morning, without molcstatlon
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The Military Bills.

The following is the Exemption Bill passed
by Congress:
"A bill to c.ccmpt certain persons iron, military
S~crrice, caa 10 repeat tie act entitled an act
to exempt eertatt persons from earodment
for service en- TIE ai2ay Of lie Confederate
S!atcs,' aDp,orti 2iSt ~ -!pra, 1862.
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APPLE BRANDY.

HAVE 500 GALLONS OF NO /. AP-
pie brandy for sale. VIM. NJ. RUSSEY.
Oct l7th.--tf.
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ployed in the institutions for the deaf, dumb
and blind; in each apothecary store, now es.
tablished and doing business, one apothecary
in good standing, who is a practical apot6.
ccory,
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Volunteer Troops.


Volunteer Troops.
.Au volunteer troops heretofore raised By
orr St.tn Simon ,hr rat.ore of AN act entitled
sony nct G,r.hrrm n,n,tI, t.ythe public defense
nnnrnynd A,rii 18th, 1862 while such troops
"hrlnuN H. i, nI,ti,, .,ryi., under State authority;
p Il" ,hSf his rynmntim .nall not nppiv
- YnT nnrsnM who was Ijabl, to be called into
s s"|' hy Virtue Of saiI act Of April 10th,
ISi5
TRANSFORMATION Comnanies, TELEGRAPH,
&c. Ac.,
.,n riI,ts and ncrsons cngaged in the mor-
cn,rf mnrine Service, the n.t.iucnt, ~superin-
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Physicians

"All physicians WHO now are, aNd for The
last five years have been, i'll aetna. Practice OF
thelr rrN.es.ion.
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".All volunteer troops heretofore raised BY
any State since the passage OF IN act entitled
AN act llr;hcrt to provide Iorthc public defense
approycd April 10th, 1862 while such troops
shall BE- in actiy, sarvie, under State authority;
Provided that thi, exemption hall not apply
to any person who was liable to be called into
service by virtue OF said act OF April 10th,
1862.
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Overseers on Plantation s.

"To secure the proper police Of the country,
one person, either as agent, owner, Or over
seer, on each plantation on which one white
person 4 required to be kept by the laws or
ordinances Of any State, and on which there is
no white male adult not liable to do military
service, and in States having no such law, one
person SIS agent, owner or o%versecr, on each
plantation Of twenty negroes, and on which
there is no white male adult not liable to mill
tary service; and furthermore, for additional
police for every twenty negroes on two or
more plantations within five miles Of each 9th
cr, and each having less than twenty negroes
on which there isno white male adult not liable
to military duty, one person, being the oldest
of the owners or overseers on such pIlnta-
tons.
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Wool, Cotton and Paper Mills.

Wool, Cotton and Paper Mills.
superintendent in wool and cotton facto.
ries, paper mills, and superintendent and man.
ayers Of wool carding machines, who may be-
exempted by the Secretary of War, provided
the profits of such establishment shall not ex.
coed scventy-ive per centum upon the cost Of
production. to be determined upon oath OF the
parties, subject to the same penalties for viola.
ton of the provisions herein contained as arc
hereinbefore provided in case Of other manu-.
featuring and mechanical employments.
Colleges, Theological Seminaries, &c.
"All presidents and teachers of Colleges.
academies, schools and theological seminaries
who have been regularly engaged as such for
two years preceding the passage of this act.
Employees or Government Work.
CAN a%rtizans, mechanics and employees, in
the establishments Of the Government for the
manufacture of arms, ordnance, ordnance
stores and other munitions of war, who maybe
certified by the officer in charge thereof as
necessary for such establishments also, all
a%rtizans, mechanics, and employees in the es.
adjustments Of such persons us are or mAy be
engaged under contracts with the Government
in furnishing rms, ordnance, ordnance stores
anu OlllCl W ""i ohNlNilCoy Il HISS,
and army supplies, provided that the chief Of
the ordnance bureau, or some ordnance officer
authorized by him for the purpose, shall ap.
prove of the number of operatives required in
such establishment; all persons employed in
the manufacture of arms, or ordnance of any
kind by the several States; or by contractors
to furnish the same to the several State Gov.
ernments, whom the Governor or Sec etary Of
State thereofm may certify to be necessary to the
S me; all persons engaged in the construction
Of ships, gunboats, engines, sails, or other
nccessaries to the public defence, and with d.
rection of the Secretary of Navy all superin.
trndents, managers, mechanics, and miners
employed in the production and manufacture
Of salt to the extent OF 20 bushels per day, and
of lead and iron, and Of all persons engaged
in making charcoal for making pig and bar
iron, not to embrace laborers, messengers,
wagoners, and servants, unless employed at
works conducted under tn. authority and by
the officers or agents Of a State, or in works
employed in the production Of iron for the
Confederate States.
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Stock Raisers

Zone male citizen for every 500 head of cat
tie, for every 80 head Of horses or mules, an,
one shepherd for every 500 head of sheep 0
such persons as are engaged exclusively i
raising stock, provided there is no white NAL
adult not liable t0do military duty engage
with such nnrsnn In raising stock.
The national Republican., 1862-09-12
A Rebel Orator In Wash .nr ton,

Pennsylvania avenue, short distance below
the National Hotel, was, night or two since,
the scene Of the good faith reposed in the re-.
bel army BY one Of its quandam servants, who
WAS evdently paroled and wounded prisoner
among US. He had by some means succe edod
IN drawing around him n small audience, who,
though differing In sentiment from the chval.
rous'orator, (whoso language bespoke him one
ofErin's descendahts,l b nevertheless. seemed
much edihed at the discourse. In the course
Of a few remarks, seasoned with rot.gut, unso.
Gountsbly obtained, Mcclellan was annihilated,
Pope dsgraced, Burnside defeated, and the
army demoralized generally. How long this
gem Of the Sunny South continued his essay,
tho act of giving utteranco to a brilliant gem
of thought, which We imagined would be about
sufficient to oonsign him TO the care Of one OF
Uncle Sans " Metropolltans for the evening.
The national Republican., 1862-09-12
8till Comin9s

New regiments continue to arrive from the
North. Yesterday morning the 37th Msssachu.
scots regiment arrived aud passed down the
avenue. This regiment 10 full and was raised
are: Oliver Edwards, Coiousl; 4. E. Goodrich,
Lieut.. Colonel; @. L. Montague, Major; g. W.
Colt, Adjutant; D. J. Dodge, Qusrterm aster; and
Captains L. A Allen, J. L. hayden, J.P. Kelly,
u. Donnslly, F. W. Pesse, A: Hopkins. W. T.
ment is accompanied by u full drum corps.
The 4oth Massachusetts,, numbering |, ,035 men,
arrived at the depot about 9 O'Clock last
Wednesday night, and took quarters at the
Rest" The regiment is under the command
ofCol. Porter, and is composed Of Ane set OF
men. They are fully equipped, and are ready
for immediate service.
This regiment passed up the avenue yester.
day afternoon, and attracted unusual attention
by their sodierly bearing and fne personnel,
They were recruited In the vicinity ofBostop,
for "three years or during the war"
The national Republican., 1862-09-12
An Outrageous AFFAIR.

On Wednesday, about 0 O'Clock In tho fore.
noon, Omoer Moran, Of the First ward, report.
cd the body Of q black man lying on the com
mons near Twenty.seoond street, between c
and d, back Of the Government correl. Rounds.
man Buel Immediately went to The spot, and
ascertained from n Mr.. James Robinson, who
lives near by, that the man was u teAmst, r be
longing to train which had encampsd there
the night previous, and that he was taken out
of u wagon whom the train started, and left
tbere in adying condition, he only living about
half Nm hour Afterwards. The case was re-
ported to Capt. Hartz, who ordered his burial,
which was done yesterday by Mr.. Sands, the
Government undertaken. II is to be hoped
that the inhuman parties who would leave
dying man under suoh circumstances In DIV.
ilized community will be discovered and meet
with merited punishment.
The national Republican., 1862-09-12
NOTICE TO wArpR-rAKERs.,

W Wlria nsotsfxAH.s Oyyfc.,
e. September 10, 1852.
This Office hes this day sssived from tbs Chi. I
Engineer Of the Washington Aqseduct notice Of
which the following b copy
"Watsr Registrar, wsshlpgtou, D. G.,
Sfa; In order that the 0ovefnment ouneipge and
omoes may receive sufaoient supp'y OF whtsf nbe-
oomts neoes ary 10 reduce the consumption ~ c.d
sens 70 W Waahtn eton and Georgetown. have tnsre.
fore to request that you will take suoh mensuTes "
you nay think proper to this end"
n compliance with the above, and BY Wiz Ne ofihe
NTH nrtole OF the ater Regulations IT Is therefore
directed that fer the present snd until further notice
the use Of the water for street and pavement wash
Ing, asa for wsshing horses and cafHiag.a with
shall oeee.
Citizens srs respectfully reminded that BY All
q Congress the United States Englneer In charge Of
the Potomac water works I" snail have full power
and oonttol over the SAID water. work., shall g.
uIate the manner Ia which the said Corporateu. Of
Washin9fou and George'own may tap the pipes Tor
the tupply thereof, and shall aop hs same phentpsr
Jouad 10 more han acequa,e 70 meet ne ,can1 # s
General 0ouvnm~t" In view Of the possible peoes.
sity for toe eAefgse Of ihia power b. the United
States Engineer, y the obvious duty OF every on.
to use ths water economically.
Tne w'ter will be promptly shut OF from the
premi 20 OF any Who msy violate the dtcti above
given, or who msy In any way wsste the va q un.
RANDOLPH coYLE,
Approved: RICHARD WALLACH,
sep i2-d8t Mayor.
The national Republican., 1862-09-12
The Committee OF Thirteen.

Who were appointed by the citizens last Sun.
day, for the purpose Of making an appeal to
the President and military authorities on the
subject of the ravages Of the liquor traffic In
our city, met at tho rooms of Hon. D. P. Hol-
loway on Wednesday last. Nearly all the mem.
bers Of the committee were present. Hon. d.
p. Holloway was chosen Chairman of the com
mittee. sub.oommittee'w chosen TO pre-,
pare an address. The chair was directed to
communicate with the President and solicit an
interview.
A free interchange Of opinions was then par
ticipated In by all present. The present con-
ditiOn of affairs In regard to the use Of LIQUORS
well Ms the danger incurred to our city and
country, was deprecated, and the committee
adjourned to meet on the call of the chairman.
The national Republican., 1862-09-12
N eetin A ttontion

The Smithsonian and It's grounds Constitute
one Of the most attractive places of resort In
this city. The most convenient access to them
on foot, is through Tenth street and over the
foot bridge, both Of which are In horrible
condition. The street, from Pennsylvania ave.
nue. to the bridge, is not paved; and the car
riage.way Is filled up with plies of rubbish and
ohal, while the cutters are fllsd with the most
villainous combination of offensive slops and
odorous ofial. We often fear contagious dis
eases may result from the foul vapors emitted.
The bridge is sadly out of repair, and should
he replanked at once, or limb will be broken
the flooring. We hope the proper authorities
will apply the remedy to these defeots.
The national Republican., 1862-09-12
Deaths % DelAisrs.
The The siollc.ikss,.l,spsrt'dys yesterdays

The followitkiwsrs rtps srtsd yesterday.
Corporal George B. Hyde.
Private ". U. Baboock, company @, 3sth N.
Y. Vol.
Private Homer Young, company G. U. 8. in
fantry.
Private Robert H. Brown, company e, 7th
Penn. R.C. hfI .
John Crawford, COMPANY B, 3oth N. Y. Vol.
Carlos P.wood, company K. 9Th N. b.
JACOB Genginsls, company X, I'd N. Y.
VIM. Jenner, company @. l4th U. 9. infantry
fantry. 20.
Henry Grabsr, COMPANY F, lth U. s. infantry.
John Miller. company O, olth N. Y.
Henry @. Folsom. company q, Sd Vt.
John j. Roes, company z, 7th Wis.
Martin l.. Beach, company q, 6sth III.
VIM. Frederick slaughterback, company n,
73d Penn.
Michael Caynaugh, COMPANY @, 2sth Mass.
Samuel p. Luc 8, company D, 45th Penn.
John Harrington, company 9, 10th Mass.
Elisha Baboock, COMPANY E, seth N. Y.
James Harper, company d, l27th Penn.
Several contrxbands are buried BY the Gov.
eminent undertaken daily.
The national Republican., 1862-09-12

Wanted-s few MEN to complete company Of tie
sixteenth regiment Virginia (First Easter vn.).
This u the only regiment now Paying boun Y, and de-
tary of War, for duty in the Vicinity ofAlexandria
and the forts abouts Washipgton, D. q.
Recruiting office, Third street I'd door below Pa.
avenue. A. G. WIDDICOMBE.
Captain.
GEO. A. ARMIES,
se4 I'd Lieut.
The national Republican., 1862-09-12
Union soldiers Rsii.f 4, sociation.

A meeting Of gentlemen representing several
of the Soldiers Relief Associations in Washing.
ton was held 10 Temperance Hall, E street, last
was called to tho chair, and Mr.. Fowle, Of the
Navy Department, appointed Secretary. A
committee Of seven was seleo,ed to call spe.
oial meeting In The samo place tomorrow evs
ming, at half past seven O'Clock, whom II Ia
hoped that all persons interested In the ohjeots
Of the Soldiers RELIEF Association, viii DO
present. .f.
The national Republican., 1862-09-12
Throwing stones.

Two young children, Hannah Maloney, aged
by onioers Grown and MoColgan, Of the Fourth
ward police, engaged in the rare sport Of
throwing stones 10 the street. They were Ia
ken efore.Justice Walter, where the belliger-
snt youths were Hned % each, as warning
against future pecoadlos.
The national Republican., 1862-09-12
Attention, A@lctedI

Dr.. vsllny Is yet engaged in an extensive
practice In this city, and we would call the ut.
tention Of the poor, puny, emaoiated victims
of their own sins to the best sources Of remedy.
First, give up your present course Of life at
onoe and forever; and secondly, call on tn 0
most skilfui physicians, (and none are better
than Dr.. Vellny) and be cured Of the disease
and sending you to a premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-09-12

~ I he Fourth hPennsylvAnin Cavalry,
which has Just returned from the Psninsui nfier
propsrty Of MT. Jesse HsW, Seventh street. and
near Park Hotel.
All reoruita for the regiment will report to ieut
Coon. All who have been discharged from bospit-
ais and ordered 70 report for duty, will rsport also
to Lieut.. Coon.
BY order of the 0nioer Commanding.
The national Republican., 1862-09-12

~. natchsior,s Hair Dys-Ths u sst In
the World.-Wiiliam A. Bslohelor's celebrated
from nStuie warranted not to inurs the Hall In the
Least remedies the NJ eaeeh Of bed dyes and inytg
HAiR, instantly tarus splendid Black y B,osa,
leaving the hair son and beautiful. Sold by ~
Druggists, b.
BATCHELOR, oH " fssw sda n eacA boz.
The national Republican., 1862-09-12
PersOnal,

Gen. II. E. Berry, U. 8. ", and Purser q. j.
Emory, U. 8. N, are at the National.
Col. Edwards. 37th Mass; Major A. E. Lewis,
U. s. "; Col. Pisrson, seth Mass; Rsv. W. W.
Patton and John Dempster, D. D., H.; John
Ross, J. W. Staples, Lewis Ross, and W. +. Ross,
Cherokee nation, are at Willards'.
The national Republican., 1862-09-12

~ Subscribers TO the Republican, in
Georgetown or the seventh ward Cslard) who fsil
to receive their papers regularly will obliSe the
agent, Q: T. Delphsy, by leaving notice st Mr.
when all dsunqusDeles will DO promptly attended
The national Republican., 1862-09-12
Lieut.. Bannsll, 18th Z

Lieut.. Bannsll, 18th n. 2. v.
Any information which will lead to the hnd.
ing af the above named ofacer, who was
wounded In the battle Of August 30th, and last
seen at the hospital near Centreville, will be
thankfully received and liberally rewarded.
Address for one week
A. o. BUNNgLL,
Metropolitan House, Washington.
After that time
A. 0. BuYNELL, Editor Advertiser,
Dansvill,, Me.
Washington, Sept. 10, 1867.
The national Republican., 1862-09-12
Child 3 ound.

Wednesday afternoon about O'Clock patrol.
man Kelley, Of the 4lh ward, found . child
about three years Of age, and brought him to
checkered, woolen jossy. He was delivered
10 the bellmap. Lloyd johnson, colored, to re.
store to his friends,
The national Republican., 1862-09-12
Profanity.

Sarah Lee was arrested In the Seventh ward,
on Wednesday, by ofhoer Vernon. Sxrah's
character for virtue would not quite stand the
In addition 10 her other accomplish hments, u
she is prone to pour from her lovely mouth
language not very well suited to ears refined,
especially "when her mad 10 up" It WAS IN
one Of these "nts" that the of1csr found her
fined her the sum Of % "a, and bid her do so
no more.
The national Republican., 1862-09-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SE- An Adjourned Meeting Of the Vari.
ong Soldiers Relief A. socatious will be he'd at
Ur.ptrapes Hall, on L Street, SATURDAY even
Ing next at TX O'Clock, for the pu pose Of forming
. Eens- al Asoc,at!oi, snd considering any other
busine:s that IN y be brought before the meet
A full represt ntaticn Of each Society and Of any
friends Of siox and wounded soldiers 10 earnestly re-
questsd.
tepl?-2t JOHN A. FOWLE, SEQ.
The national Republican., 1862-09-12
ITO lRVENTOns AND PATElTEED.

ITO lHvENTOns AND PATEHTEES.
MUM 4 CO. ,propretors Of the Sisntife An.nioan
Anu agents for procuring American and Foreign
p A II E N T 8.
VIII Siztssn Year, erperiene, in the Business
Refer to Hon. Judge Macon, Hon. Joseph Holt
Hon. W. D. Bishop, ex. Commissioner Of Patcnts
and to moe than fifteen thousand inventors who
have had business done through Mum 4 Co.'S Pat
ept Agency.
Pamphlet OF advice sent FREQ BY peil.
Patsnt LAW aud Regulations, 100 pages, - oenh
mali
No charge for consultation, orally or BY msil
Preliminary Examination III United States Patent
Once, IS.
Ofloes, No. 81 Park Row, New York; Washing
ton, 0, rner Of and Seventh streets, opposite the
Patent Ofnoe. mar u 6mif