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To Albany Nv Hudson X r.. % Warren SIT 10
M ala a. = aud ios D. N sunday train..... s:e,p
49, o m snnds, train .......-........... t:25 p
To Boston, by New London line. Pier ~. y. r.
S,on,ng,on line Pier 49, n. Il. aud Eau River
line. Pier ". r.. daily fsaujay eIcspiedl..... D. IN
To Boston, by New. Haven lI. via Springfield
27th st. sndi iihav.. % IN. l2t y and p m
To Boston. by New. Haven Rk., 2,th st and AN
sy via shotr Line .........I9l and p Sunday 5p
To Buffalo by Ene RR.. FOO, Of Chambers,
= snd 10 and p IN
To Isp. Fra Island and other resorts Long
Island. by L. !. Railroad. from James Slip and
foot OF 3iihs.. r. H.: M ana !"
To Phladcphi, by New Jersey Railroad, foot Of
Coursndfst..7 10 a. m. a.b. ~ llt D. N sunday up IN
To PHILADELPHIA. by Camden and Anbov Failrpid
Pier ~ n r. foot OF Barclay m p IN
t. " s.iiustou by New Jersey RI. T. l0s m, l2m
AID :. sna lt m, foot % Court ,ndt It, sunday m
To the West. by C-n,rsl kaiiroad VI New Jsrs-y
foot OF COur.sudt-st sLd IN. IL and p ~
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ANECDOTES or GEN. BUPoRD-The late Maj

Gen. Bufprd than whom probably no commander was
so icyotcdy loved by those around him. was offered
Major Generals commission in the Rebel army hen IN
Utah He crushed the communication in his hand, and
declared that he would live and die under the flag OF the
MON few hours before his death. and while suffer
ing from delirum. he roundly scolded MS nrgro ger
want bnt ing himself temporarily he called the
negro To his bedside and said 10 him. Edward. hear
have been Seeding you. / did not know what was
saying. You have been faithful servant Eawnrd.
The poor negro sat down and wept as though his heart
was broken When Gen Bnford received his commits
sion as Major. General. he exclaimed. Now. wish
tbst could live" His last intcilgibe words, uttered
the rad. and don't let the run back 10 tho rear
This was an illustration Of the ruling passion strong In
death for no trait in Gen. Bufords character was more
conspicuous than his dislike TO see men skuikihg VI
tongine on the rear. Washington Chronicle.
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For fms Of oAv eolumn.
VI his paper.
ACADEMY Music Fourteenth s,cs comes Irving Place
Opcr, of Faust.
IRVING HALL-Iuius place. Fftcc,h s'recs-Oriorio 81
"Thc Messiah"
WALLAcEs TBxArKR, Broadway, Thr,esp.h street
Married Life.
WINTER GARDEN. Broadway. opposite Bond sreeicke. Of
Leave Man.
OLYMPIC THEArER, Broadway, above Houston street
Easy Shaving Ladies' Besya.s--Mi.chief Making
BARSuSs MUSEUM Broadwsy-Arabisn Gian.-tjsns Girl.
Giant Boy. Liputian King &C. at ali hours-lcrr Iron
-Ticketof L-ave-Gho-t. kc.--Ancinoon and Evening.
VAN AnBrRan MKNAGgHIK Broadway above spring stfest
Grand CarBy Of Mid Animals.
CLINTON HALL Asfor Plsce-Mrror Of the Rebellion
BROADWAY AsPBirHEATER Broadway near Broonie stree
Equestrian and Athletic Performances
HOPE CHAPEL Broadway. above Fourth street.-The Man
moth StereoscopticOn
THKATKR FRANcAs Broadway Shove Prince srrrt-French
Comedy and Vaudeville.
CooyER INSTITUTE Astor place and Third enue-Lsughns
Gas. &c.
BROOKLYN AcApRnY OF Music Montiyues Cour, st.
Still Waters Run D~ep-Don Cr.rI de BNsn
HhDDINe NJ. T.. CHURCH S.ycnersi,h st. near Ears, av-
On and Concert.
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nIails C,o.e nj the Po.t.Onice

AT mnils close To day st..................... IL NJ
For Great Britain and the Continent. by steamer
Chy of Washington Saturday, Dee. 26......... Nl IN
bavaria, saturday. Dec B.................. ioI
For Europe by steamer NOVA Sco,in. VIA Portland.
Friday. Dec. 2..........:..:..... H.
For Cuba and the West Indies. via Havana, by
steamer Morning Star Saturday Dec. N....... 10y T. m
For New -Orssns BY steamer Morning Star. Sstur-
dav. Dec. III
For CAiiofnis &c. daily tsundiy Irrpirdl Overland
via ST Jo.rph Mo...................aia and "a m
No1b-Alhapy Kuaalo and Ia. and y y
North md Wrst Way p M
Western Mail via Erie Rslrosd NJ. and " r. n
Southern and South Western Nail M Il lni IL
Eastern Mail and ~ m
New Bedford Newport snj Fen Rver............. jp m
Tie Long Island Mail closes Al a. IN, aud y IN
SUNDAY blas.-OD Sunday al ~ all, close q, y
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.ypv,v HrTwPRS WORKMHy. Hugh Rowan

and Henry j. Cook. bookbinders. employed at No
Rrade street, became engaged in an alioroatiol on
THURSDAY during which Rowan kicked .ls 1pp'fno a1
dovna fjieht of stars and Jumped on him. terribly nac
,uriny opc Of hi. legs Cook WA conveyed W tn w
Ho.ptrl while his brutal assail'nt va ocked Dp D.
justice Connolly.
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To the Associated Press.

40 Tue AssOciatod Ffess
WASHINGTON. Thursday Dec. a. le63.
REVISION AND COMPLICATION OF THE UNITED
STATES LAWS.
In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. SUMNER intro
duced bill to provide for the revision and consolda
ton of the statutes Of the United States which is
as follows:
Ne IL Enacted BY the Senate and ouse Of Rspyeenafre Of
the United States ~ AmUied in Congs.s Thst
President Of the United States be and hereby directed by
and with the sdvice Of the Senate 10 appoint three persons
learned In the Law, Coms-ioners to revise simplify
range and consolidate all the statutes Of tho United states
general and permanent IN their which shall in
~ the time such Commissioner may make the hnAi
their d0ngs.
SIC. Q. Ind be further enoed That In performing this
duty the Commissioners shall bring together III staute
paris Of statutes which from similarity Of subject ought 70 be
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Wreck Of the Steamer North.

Boston Mass. Thursday. Dec. q. ls6J.
The iron steamer North, from Pembroke, Me-,
bound to Boston. went ashore yesterday CZjd) near
Owls Head. Sho has blged and ia full Of water. The
captain and were saved. She was loaded with
iron and wood.
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DVVs sE"''
The sales of five-iwenties to-day amounted to
81 25 600 The sales for the week will reach some fl
teen millions.
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The Steamer ~. George.

Boston Thursday. Dcc. y. IsbI
The steamer st. George, from Glasgow for
Portland put into ST Johns. n. T., on sunday for
coal
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MAR u IL ID.

RARTLETT-SEII-On Thus.dsy. Dec. %. AZ the brides
residence No 1876 Wayne Jersey City, by the Rev
Nheeloss IL Psrmly. Dir George ". BareL TO Miss hate
J. Neil
BLraKLYy-LOUGFE-On Thursday Dee p. by tho Rev
John DowinE Andrew B.eake esd u New oh cay TO
Mary Elizabeth Lou-re 81 Concord n. H.
Concord papef. please copy.
Wednesday DEE p, ~ the Chnrch
OF ~. incarnation by the Rev Dr. Mont 1ery Oliver :,
Bond Of Toledo Ohio and Clara Ray mond only daughter
oi John Raymond cd. Of this city.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT ThuIsdsy, Dec. ~, 1867, by
the Rev William T. Hammond, Eliza a BEo~n 10 james
H. McDonoush the residence Of the brides father Ihos
Brown. No. iOi Attorney street.
SHERMAN-FRESCH-On Wednesday evening Dec. ~
81 the rssienc. Of III. brides mother by tie Rev Henry
tloy Robers. sidney H. Sherman 10 tr.nc-s b. Young
ds h,er Of tie late Top, Francis b. French all o this cii
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5petial Notices.

Christmas at the Five Points House Of ind nir
try.Ib- children this institution have Dnes snu rec
Christmas. the gin Of one Of the City Churches. Ihs am
rr will b. u O'Clock aud Immediately after IN" children
the Chapel TO receive their presents nom the
Howard Mission, No. 81 Bo~ery.-Thl. Mission Is
now 20 crowded with children that there no room TOT
visitors Christina. Day, but the friends oi tr mcgee
ed children invited 10 meet in Cooper n.n" on mUN
DAY EVENING, December 28 aud listen to short spruce
addeuss and beautiful singing by 70 vtry mteirshs
little girls the Mission Doors open al = ocioeA EAo'
ci.es commence at 4. Adniittanco 70 cents
New.Jerusmlem House Of WhorshiR,0 @ ,,
between 9Th and Lexington SERVICES on ihiSi"hS
MORNING at II o'clock. The public arc invited
Delta Kappa Epsilon.rhe Seventeenth Convention s
nj mi. Fr,rtv viii be held Ia this city on tho 2s z"i,
aud ab inst Members meet ut the nail OF tho M Chsptsr
No sI3 broadway on MONDAY next at o'clock p m
The literary exercises will take place TUESDAY EVEN
ING ?h inst Church Of the Divine Unity 1.-THE hes
DE- Chapn'.l No. 348 Broadway at ~ o'clock . M,
Or,tor ~. Rev. JOHN MILTON llOl.SlES OF the I'M
Poet ARTHUR NJ LEE. A. b. THE Nu Annual supper on
the JDh inst at Delnnonico's.
The Children are wide awake when christmas
,iwc. arrive MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL! Tome
and h, AZ bc little the Ann OF the ist H. r.
SuuI,y school incar av) TONIGHT Door open Al u
orof elcicies at I. Tickets 70 cents !, The
iJJl
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Splendid Writer'S
HIIII 1oa
EVERY DEPARTMENT.

vo1
EVERY DEPARTMENT.
THE ROUND TABLE, IN
THE NEW WEEKLY PAPER.
NOW READY FOR sATURDAY....DECEMBER sS.
CONTENTS:
Undue Con,elyatism-Undn RsdicsliSn.
The Prevalent Scheme
Ext. the Democ natic Party.
American and European Warfare.
American Genius Embodied in Art
English Muscular Literature.
The Cotton Question.
Memories of Men OF Mssk.
Robes Of Hon,s.
Wanderngs in ,he Track d tbs Mortimer.
REVIEWS.
Rter's Geogrs1hicsl Studies.
Mir Longfellov'y Tales Of wayside Inn.
The Sioux War-Leiters to the Jonsses.
ART.
Mr. Irving and his Friends.
Artists Studios in New. York.
Boston Art Notes.
Foreign Art Notes
DRAMA.
Manasement-Witha Specimen.
LITERARY NOTICES.
Forrign-Bos'on.
Among The contributor. in the literary department e. fh
weeks paper
RICHARD HENRY STODDARD.
EDMUND CLARENCE STEDMAN,
LEWIS GAYLORD CLARK.
ak MARVEL"
Prof PAUL A. CHADBOURNE.
JUSTIN WTNSOR,
GEORGE ARNOLD
Prof DANIEL &. GILMAN.
and others equally dis.in guished writers.
Publication Office. No. ll6 Nsssaust
PRICE-TEN CENTS cory.
For Sale by all Newsds
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GEHIS, No. 5l3 BROADWAY,
To BIS CUsT0NKRs
have arg. and choice stock of goods suitable
prsfru,s for the HoLIpAYs. consisting Of
LApiKs aud CuupRySs fUKs.
Han for Missgs Boys and lSHASrs.
sLHiGH ROBES LADIES Foor MurYs tan entirely art
c'-l
GENTS HATS FrR COLLARS Caps and Gloves.
LADIES. GRsTs and b0rs SKATING CAPS. inrtrimned.
Also very choice 10. OF MINK and SEAL CLOVIS for iidis'
veg GK>iS No. 81 broadway.
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Arrivalof the Asia.

BOSTON Thursday. Dec. "a. 1863.
The steamship Asia arrived here at p. IN.
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BoUNTIRs AND ARREARS OP PAY

The bill IL relation 10 Dountles anu arrears
which Mr. Fenton Of New.York introduced is as fol-
lows:
BILL to facilitate the payuen, Of bounties and OF
paw due or the service wounded and deceased soldiers
Uhoeas, The present mode Of returns and .'t"nent OF
dscesed soldiers nsdsquse causing DELAY for long pc
Nod Of those just claims to the injury Of INDECENT claimants
he enacted BY the Senate and Hou,e Of Rtpy,,,nto,. IN
Conqr os.embed That upon the death Of norrcoinms
s ner.o in be Military .eiee Of The United States
L .hsl be the duty Of his commanding officer III member
jn,ss Of such eon%s"d to dis,eiy make tpste
Thereof peeys M military aS, pi S.o ana Of The
and forward each Of sed statements the Ad
second Auditor the Treasury which last named oic.I shall
such statement 70 be filed and entered IN alphabetical
order in books covering all the data contained n aGh STATE
'ha. upon the death Of an ocer employed IN the mil
tsry service Of the United States shall be the duty on The
proper officer in the command service to which such de
officer belonged, to make and forward ful statements
tie OF non commi.'icD.d officers aud upon
shah edis,ey issue certificate for all sums found to be
dee for booae. sues1s Of pay clothing or Otherwise
the Uuited States Army; such certificate she'll
issue nd be made payable to her. 10 The , order
spy per.on military service Aforesaid dies IN hospital
away his command having descriptive Int shall BE-
statements, forw ardnz with that the Second Auditor the
original descriptive M and the said Surgeon shall also ne
hsds descriptive list and II he DID not have sue drscHp
clothing &C. such deceased drawn HOSPITAL and there
spon the proper officer shall dsey make and transmit
the triplicate statements aforesaid.
ssc2 When n.con.uIssoned officer private, musician
ahcer other enlisted person Is detached from his
nand uroughed sent to hospital sick wounded II hs
be the day Of his commanding officer to furnish him full
descriptive list and neglect the part OF the proper officers
to promptly perform the duties required Ia this and the rst
section, shah subjec, them Dismissal from the service.
SIC That all claims FOX bounty provided In the act OF
March 1853 to non-connissioned officer, private.
person who has been shall hereafter be discharged
from the army the United within from the
date of his enlistment of wounds received in battle
shall be adjusted by the Commissioner Of Pensions under
rules and upon similar proofs required In Of invalid
pensions who shall issue his certificate therefor payable by
any psyrnaster OF the United States Army.
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DISEASES OF THB NERVOUS. SEMINAL, URlN-
ART AND SEXUAL Sysrzxs-N.w and rcible treatment in
ports Of the How,RD AsocIATIoS-senf IN sealed letter
envelope. free u charge. Address Dr. J. sALLs hooIh
roS How ard Association, Philadelphia Ia.
The BEST HOLIDAY GIFTs-JgpPRRs's Ladies,
Gents and Chrens tine snoxs and SLIPPERS Aso Diump
Sole Water HEALTH PREsYRvgRs JKYYERs So Bway
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MARyINs NEW PATENT
ErRs BuRGLAR AND DAMP PRoov SArEs

(Psien, i.surd Dec. l. 1861
". have fro the following eminent scientific gen
teuIrn trsyins 20 their superiority all othrr
Prof John forrey, Of L. ). Assay Office.
Prof J. &. Booth oi 4. ). Mint, Philndrlphii
Dr. a. A. Hayes. State Asssysr, Boston
Prof A. II. Everett. New York.
Prof Chas. A. Secly. New YoIk.
Dr.. ID. ID. Psrm.ly., New.York.
Me.-fa Mum Go. OF Scientific American.
MARVIN L Co. Sole ManIfscturers.
No. 265 Brosdway, Eev-Iork.
Send for q Cir ular. with Testimonials.
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tn AIiRIk n
Duslress Notices.
VALUABLE TEsrIMosY.

VALUABLE TESTIMONY.
Rev 4 WxssryR Bo.,oa, Mas. wn's'. y tfve n'-i
through the ,l,cc Of p-i,,n, n ada 81. A. ALLrs'
wosLp. HAIa EK,rosHE ZrLoB usssus. f'' several
month. past. With gree; esc- and csiiro .a''''ou 81
now neither bid nor sr,y my h. dry add bnni- bit
h.. retained the .otne.. of q, earlier y~if."
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THE ACCIDENT To GEN. CoRCoRAN.

Gen. COrcoran, whose death has been tele-
graphed. was returning with escort from visiting
his outposts about O'Clock Tuesday afternoon when
his horse SHE'D and the General fell to the ground He
was taken up insensbe and conveyed to his quarters
at Fairfax Court House. where be expired at 8. O'Clock
that evening. A post norton examination was held.
showing that his brain fractured at the base. The
BODY has been embamed and will be sent in from Fair
fax 10 morrow under escort.
FAILURE or THE NETWORK MAIL.
The New-York mail failed to arrive at all TO-
night as it has failed 10 arrive time every other
night for more than veef.
SURVEY OF TOWNSHIPS IN NEVADA AND CALI
FORYIA.
The General Land Office is in receipt of the
plots and field notes Of the survey Of Townships H. H.
10 in Range TO- and Townships II, 49, IN Range 20 East
in Nevada Territory the Tucku River and On the
proposed route of the Pacific Railroad Also Of the plat
and survey Of the Rancho Castac IN California, con
timing % Us acres. This Rancho comprises several
Townships its:center tbeing about Township 10 NJ H.
10 West St Bernardins meridian. and was finally con
frmedto jose Maria Coyarubias,
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HEADQUARTERS DIpAxrsssr o. TIE East. !

NrwYoRx CrrY. Dec. u. 1859
Circunr.-Pursuant to Instruction nom the War Depart
men and tho 5,h Of January 1854 no United
States bounty other than By tho law u
July % 1851 promulgated in General order No ~ o. hAs
veteran volunteer or otherwise This order does not Ale 4
the bouncs paid by States cities or parties other than tho
United Stat,s By command Of MAJOR 0en DIX
ID r. VAN BUREN,. Assistant hd,.tans 0va.ral.
Odio..; WlLsos BAasrow, Captain aad a. d. Z.
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MUSICAL BOXES.

MUSICAL BOXES.
Is- srrval. have mad, my siok The mot complete cve'
had eofupinr the style. nov manufactured 'cA
C-I.-. ,pone. H4ui.ie.. Ehpfoslives. rte ~c
Tho.. Wishing by Tor a.. Holiday. N VI o01F'e h.'"
M J. PAftlAzp Importer.
No. n M.lde1.sna lAP .laIfsI. Nes . Oh
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SEIEIasaaS

OF superior quality still at j. w Clarks Carriage
Establishment, Montpelier, Vermont
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YELEG PHI

70 THE FREEM4N.

Nsw YORK, Dec. 10. The Government will
dispatch q MESSENGER to Halifax to-day, with
instructions - car consul there Tho action Of
the British authorities in protecting the pirates
Of the Chesapeake, mas caused much comment
"a diplomatic circles.
The 7ribnae's dispatch says although no off
cial order has ye. been issuej On the subject 1t
may be c).si1ered settled that Cen Schofeld
Will b. relieved within d day or two at ais own
request. Gen. ho-ecrans viii succeed HIM
A new command WA so,J be arranged for
Gen Curtis. The Precedent has SAID that the
char1 against nam weIa uulouaGed
Since tie senate Committee has indicated it,
purpose to repeal ths $500 clause, enhstments
have substantially ircreaseI all over the country.
The 4oyera.f p. several sta,ss asya in letters TO
leading 2.nag1r- W9as Ell a-ains. tie repeal rs
l,is sure d 5-ug b re pro. d subs intes 70
a5 least oae ,.aa, NJ DOLLARS
The itoas .i..e~ LAY afe thac the eXemp-
t4Yu WIZ 5- ucfeI,sa 10 $500.
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m por5a MT to Wool Growers.
l. A l. Q r
sheep Dipping Composition

adds over one pound of wool to each fleece besides won
derfulv improving the condition of the Sheep coat
only about cents head No farmer shoulder this sea
son pass without using it, Particulars sent free on apph
cation 10 LABOR BROTHERS,
SO Genesee-st Utica, N. Y
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WAsuIsGroN Dec p. A dispatch Las been
received 1T the MY Department from Admiral
Lae dased Yesterday whigh says there is no truth
in tde rum0r of tie destruction of the guuboat
DAYLIGHT y ,herebe batteries near Wilmington.
She sat Beaufort coaAng.
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Farm. for sale.

JAviNG been duly authorized by the Probate Court OF
AIWashngton County, sell the real estate Oh IhP
Short late of Calais deceased consisting OF 70 acres oil
good land lying in body in the south part OF Caais
under good state Of cultivation 1t has upon good pud
ings large sugar orchard of 700 trees with sug arhouse
and good running water at house and barn
The above property will be sold Immediately Tor cash.
OIL part credit. - ...-.
Calais, Oct 49, 1863 wt43m2'
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Americas & Foreign Pafent.
R. II. EDDY
SOLICITOR OF PATENI'S,


SOLICITOR or P.1Y'ENI'S,
Late Agontoi d. PaleH, Once, WashiRyon, under
the ActotlST7h
70 State street opposite HiIby sts1 Boston.
A FFER extensive practice Of upward oftwsRp
q years cuntnuestosrCu7s Patents the United 90
also IN Great Britain Frame other foreign cSuA-
tres Caveats specifications, Assignments, aud all Pa
peTs or Drawings for Patents, csscuted liberal
and with despatch. Researches made into American OF
Foreign Works, to determine tbr T7dityo suy OF Pa
tents orr INVENTIONS, legaO 'fhcr
all matters touching the same Cspies OF the claims OF
any Patenttumished by renting One Dollar. Assign.
mentsreCOTded At ashngton.
The Agency IS not only the larger; IN New England
but through inventors have adVn stages fo securing
patents, of ascehaining the patentaby of inventions
unsupassedby if not to any which
can be ofrere them elsewhere. hetsrtmonas below
given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL At The
PATENT OFFICE than he subscriber; AID as SUCCESS
Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAG ES AND ABIL
FY he would add that he has abundant reason to believe
ana can prove mat atno other once OF he ana are me
charges for professional services moderate The IN
mense 0ctice of the subscriber durng t~snty years
past mas nabled him 10 accumulate vast collection
Specifications and official deci5ons relative to patents
These besides hse1ensive library of legal ani mechan
zeal works aud tul accounts of patents granted in the
United States and Europe render him able beyond ques
ton 10 offer superior facilities for obtaining patc1i
All necessity OF journey to Washington to pf7eu re
patent and the usual great delay there are het save
enventUrs.
TESTIMONIALS.
" regard Nh Eddy as one Of tss capable Gii}
cesyuii 'etitioners wta whom nave had ohch idtei'
CHAs. MASON, % coa-l,sionsr Of Patents
have 70 hesitation IN assuring Inventors that they
employ person competent and Trustworthy
and capable Of putting their applications IN tofa
10 secure for them an carry and favorable considerable
al the Patsnt Office. Edmond BURKE
Lasr Commissioner of Patents
g Mr. X. Y, Eddy has made forme THRTEFN appi'
cations on of watch patents have oeen grant
ed and than one ia now pending Such unmistak able
proof great talent and bity on his part leads me C
recommend all inventors to apply him procure then
patents a. they may be 9f having she most tauhu
bestowed their and az very reasonable
charges. JOHN TAHGARI'
During eight months, the lubsobe, in course OF ma
large practice, made twice rejecsed applications
SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which was de-
K. II. EDDY.
y ost0u Dec 3 1869. VI
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i-SI- Agent " u S Patent DffCe- washington, unts
the act OF 1872
70 State street. opposite Rhby sts, Boston