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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-10

Miss UPToN.-This young lady designs to give a
second reading of Shakespeare on Thursday evening,
at the ConcertRoom of the Exchange Hotel. We
shall take the occasion make the public better &C
quainted with most ainiable and deserving candi-
date for its favor entirely without any knowledge
on her part OF design aud of course without her
concurrence therin
Nlsproper, in the beginning, to say, that accident
brought US several years ago into a personal &C.
quaintance with some members of her family, and TO
knowledge, to some extent of her family history
Her father was merchant Of high standing in the
city of Boston, but by of those reverses SO ccm
mon among the mercantile community he failed and
dying soon after, left young, and comparatively
helpless family to struggle with the world in the best
way they could. 1t Ia but justice say that thus far
they have sustained themselves nobly turning to the
best account their natural gifts aud the requirements
which the leisure of better circumstances had per
united them to make. 1t under the impulse of
such feelings that the young lady in question: tirst
resolved to turn her fine voice and highly cultivated
taste to advantage and in the Northern cities she has
been emlnently successful Entirely unpractised in
the art OF getting up" an exhibition, without any
agent who knew the world and the town. total
stranger with but few letters of introduction her in
experience subjected her, former occasion, to
disappointment which her accomplishments did not
deserve. Those who have helrd her reading of
Hamlet, and among them are some excellent
judges, have declared to us that it was very fine
Her voice is full round and distinct her apprecs,
ton of the author perfectly correct and her manner
not only iadyhke, but even artistic, in the highest
degree.
we venture to appeal to the good taste of all cti-
zens VINO can appreciate talent and to the gallantry
OF sucn OF thsm as regard the struggle of young
ana deicafeiy nurtuied lady fog independence with
interest in her favor Wefeel assured that not one
person will go away from the reading with any other
feelings than those of pleasure
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CITY COUNCIL.

STATED ENTHUSIASTICALLY, February9 9.
This body held their regular monthly meeting at
four o'clock yesterday evening Present-Messrs
Myers, Allen, Hill, Cullen, Denoon. Darlington Has
kins, McCance, Dimmock. Shepherd, Saunders,
Mills and Fry. Several communications were re-.
ceived and referred.
CENsus.-Mr. Dimrnock offered a resolution
authorizing the Chamberlain to allow and pay to
VIM. Ford for taking the Census of 1850, one-sixth
of the total amount reported by the Conmittee on
Claims, and that the Chamberlain settle with the
other agents in like manner-which, after some ds-
custom, was adopted.
Several reports from the Committee on Claims
were taken up and acted upon-various accounts
were audited and petitions referred.
THE worcestershire. Darlington presented a
memorial for Workhouse. having appended to it
nearly thousand signatures, which referred to
select committee. Mr.. C. then called up resolu-
ton, offered at the last regular meeting by him. pro-
viding for the creation of select committee COM
posed of three Councilmen from each Ward, to
take into consideration the propriety of erecting
Workhouse-which was adopted without discussion.
To this committee the memorial was referred Their
action upon the subject will be looked to with con.
siderable inte-eAt by the people of Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-10

n To the Citizens OF Richmond, and
Strangers visiting the City.-If you wsi to
have your Hsir cut and dressed in the most fash
ionable and tasty manner, and your Whiskers
channed to beautiful black or brown, then call at
the American Hair Dressing. Shaving and Sham
pooning Saloon, under the American Hotel
Single Baths IS cents, or FIVE tickets for one dol
ar Entrance ON Eleventh street fe7
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HUsTINGs CouRT.-The February term of this
Court commenced on yesterday. The only criminal
case disposed OF, was that of Washington, fee ne
gro, charged with stealing s95 from another negro
captain of a canal boat. Washington was ordered
thirty nine lashes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-10

~, RICHMOND ENCAMPMENT,
NJ No. =, *. T., Gc.. February 10.
~ *. T.: 734, A. d. ISJ1.-ENcAMp,
\MENT ORDERS, No. 2-SIR KNIGHTS:
Assen BILE at the Asylum, in the Mason's
Hall, in the city OF Richmond, This Evening, at Z
O'Clock; Transient Sir Knights in good standing
are invited to attend. By order of the M. e.
Grand Commander.
THOMAS B. BIGGER, Captsin- General.
Attest: Edwin BURroN. Jr., Recorder
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A WIFE KILLING her HUSBANDS Assam.
ANA lew days ago, man named McKim-
mich went TO the house Of John r. Sisk' !.
neighbor, near Marietta, Ohio. and teli;ne
him he intended to kill him, snapped a pistoi
at his breast three times; and finding il womb
not 60 of, he threw him down and Commence
heating him over the head with il. Sisk and
his vile both cried murder, and finally Mrs
Sisk seized chair and struck McKimm;ch
over the head, fracinring his skull 80 bad 1b.,
ne died 10 few minutes. The coroner = ;nr.
Immediately acquitted her. '
RAISING THF U. 8. STsAmxa Mrssor.,
ieI1er from Gibraltar, written BY John y Gower
contractor for raising the remains of the r.
S %. amer Missouri, which took tirc and sunI :.
1iofaitarin is43, says that the work IA goins g.
successfully BY series of submarine esnlos;on.
9noer Various portions of the MACHINERY hs h.
uerpsned the water to each an extern that anv
srsscl can now hoat over lhe wreck with perfect
safety, although. when he arrived, there Vas nos
yer 1wo lees OF water above various nortions ri
Toe machinery, such Is wheels crauks shaft ana
inc nmoe!s OF the sunken vessel. He has removed
nrary Al her machinery. ard il now rapidly break.
ang tne hnii af the vessel in pieces and hoisting
tnem 70 the surfAce offha water. Durinr ths AZ.
suIne summer he hopes that he shall eutireiv -.
sseams'' inths harbor, = we
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NA - III oX IE0a
W<DQkXH, III M1in s1r6ee N - rSs-fs. y !.
W0& III - supp1y ~ H. Iotoef - 49,
are ~ IolloNines 80
~ nnd ths Hose. : ballad. y b. Glover, sse
sage Bird. By H. @. Thundcr, 25s
Osstsns serenade, - sung b. Q. =. Dodge. win
Your Heart z Music Box; words ~ Nm n q
Osgood, BY }. e. Mc6ruder, 15e. 5. "
The Low Backed Car, or pcreys Ovn. :. !.
s064. also Quick Strip. IS
Visit for the Wagon, Ethiopean Song, by p.
KDauff, CSC.
the Cousress Of the United Ssates, By J. Hufehi.
son, Csc. ---'eA'-
Nelly BY. By &C. Foster, Eshiopiss song, asc
18th edition. -.
The Bachelors Dream, Waltz, By !. Mienel. de-
ceased. to the Junior Bachelors II New York *
Re 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-10

ID OIL BUTTER.-Just r celveJ. !. at ~,
h Roll Butter, of superior quality, for sac by
J. P. TYLER
Corner l2th and Cary streets
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a. CURE ALL PAIN FOR he 1.2

70 i CURE ALL PAIN FOR ID 1.2
CTS.-YO CUkO DOLORES, as the Spanish say
DR.. Roses wonderful Pain Curer will cure almost
immediately, Corns, Rheumatism, Chilblains,
Toothache, Swelled Face, bad Colds, Bruises,
Sprains, Cholic, Pains in the Back or Limbs,
Cramps, or Pains in the Stomach or Bowels Sore
Throat and Stiff Neck Every person should have
bottle by them. Price 124 and IS cents to be had
of PURCELL, LADD & CO., Adie & Gray, o. A.
Strecker, Gaynor s. Wood, Bennett g. Beers, R. R.
Duval, A. Bodeker, and J. Blair ia 2l-ts
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NEW BOOKS, NEW HO1N.--.r.
~ LOGICAL. Medical and MiscolIs =, 49,

logical, Medical and MiscelIan cons
sweet on the diseases of the Chest; treatise ON
inc aisesses OF the Chest, being a course of lee
lures deliveaed at the New York Hospitai. ~ Jobn
ID. sweet, NJ. D. vol syo., cloth
Cnar rs In the Gospel, illustrating phases of
character ca al the present day. by the Rev. T. n.
Chapin vol. l2mos so cents
CONCESSIONS OF Convert from Baptism in Wa.
s Is, pap.sm Win Water From the second Eng.
:, sorcery and Magic. Narratives of sorcerv and
Magic from the most authentic sources by Thos
Wright, NJ. "A. F.SA - - NA0'
dream Land by Day Light, panorama of Ro.
mance, by Caroline Chesebro. w.
Clovernook. or .Recollectiops of our Ns;,hho-
nood IN the West, By Abel Carey.
Mneses AMI its Remains / vol l2no., una
Evidences Of Christianity, being a course of lee.
,slcs asa,ereo a. the University of Virginia Fur
fe 10 MoppYs
NEWsPArKks, AlAEAZINES, NO
IN v Els. &c. &c, just received
Boston Museum for February 18th.
Waverley Magazine for do.
Star Spanglcd Banner for do 500
Arthur's Home Gazette far do.
Uncle Sam for do.
Carpet Bag for do.
Is cents. i"'--'s'. f .-Ss
Knickerbocker for February-o5 cent.
No, 2 Putnan's semi Monthly Library. being the
Whimscalities of Thomas Haod-price IS cents
Spirit of the Times for February
Eclecfic Magazine for February.
Wing Review for do.
ssmental Valentines, Fancy stasi snery. Song and
Toy Books, School Books, &C, alxsys for ala 4
THOMAS H EREsHAM,S,
Ie 70 opposire Broad street Hotel.
RURLAP6.-3b ales, Tor sale by
- tol0 DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-10

LF Virginia Legislafure.-Members OF
the Virginia Legislature now in session, are partic.
ulaTiy invited to call At NJ. p. SIMONS' Gallery,
dent and his Cabinet, also, Senators and Members
Of the House together with large sample OF other
distinguished and well known persons of this and
other countries, too numerous to mention. All are
de,red to call, whether in want of pictures not;
and those wanting pictures would do well to judge
for themselves of their superiority. All pictures
warranted to give full satisfaction. -
Mp SIMONS,
fc6 Eagle Square, Isl Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-10

EREE PAPERS LOST.-On Thursday
l. last, black pocket book with a steel clasp
containing my FREE PAPERS, 81 North Caro-
lina) note, and @l note The finder will receive
areward of % by leaving the same at this office.
HARRISON TRENT,
fe l0-2t A free man Of cnlor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-10

TINE AROMATIC WILD q UE RRy
BITTERa win remove all disorders Of fks
Stomach and The digestive organs and restore them
to their full vigor. In Dyspepsia, Indigession.
Heartburn, Nervous Complaints, Debility, &c, il
efficient preparations in use. IL IL entirely free
fiom alcoholic stimulanfs, so no one need fear ~
use il. Price 373 cts, pint bottles For sale ONLY
by II. j. PiCOT,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-10

&00 REWARD.-STOLEE,t from nay resi-
WoU dence, on End street, on Sunday night las.
one gold Watch, one silk sack Cloak, one frock
Coat and Vest, one Band box and Bonnet, one box
sundry Fancy Goods, one pair ladies, Shoes. and
one Pocket Book, containing $50 or $50, (Virgini.
money win give the above reward for the detec.
tien of the thief, or $50 for the recovery of the
stolen goods JOHN v. MILLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-10

NOTlCE.-Ah parsons hasing ciaiuls agaius.
IN Messrs. Holland & Law, late of Richmond
are requested to hand them in to for settlement
without delay. SAMUEL AYRES.
Eo or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-10

LEE & BAYLY, ATTORNEYS AT
W>-SA LAW.-SAMUEL T. BAYLY, NOTARY
PUBLIC, sttends to the taking of dispositions, at
testing deeds, and other legalinstruments, and all
the duties generally of the office of Notary
Office on 18th street, End door from Main.
in 3ldIp*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-10

DIR. Il. G.. FISHER tenders his
49, services to the public in the vario,
branches of his profession.
Office in the basement of his dwelling, on 4th
street, between Broad and Marshall streets, end
door from the corner no27-6m*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-10

'INHE GENTLEMAN who exchanged hats
L Sunday, in the Second Presbyterian Church.
(Mr. Read's) will fad his hat at the Dispatch Of
dce, where he win please leave the one he took
thu ough mistake. fe 1O-lt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-10

IL clasp. on Saturday evening last. The finder
will be rewarded by leaving it at this Office
f- l0-lt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-10

HALVES II. SUTTON, NOTARY
| @\AA PUBLIC-Particular attention paid to
| writing DEEDS and other legal instruments, and
| COLLECTING CLAIMS of all kinds Office in
| the Law Building, Richmond Va. no IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-10

R Only 10 1.2 and 2J cents for Bill
Ions Habits and the Liver, the best Pnr-
OR ANTIBlLIOUS PILLS are the best Pills, as
thousands who have used them declare, for purify
ing the blood, carrying off all bile, and producing
healthy tone to the liver They are called Rail-
road Plis, because they go ahead of all other Pills
in their good effect.
DIR. ROSES celebrated Family Pills for Indiges-
ton, Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach, are also in
great demand-price 25 cents, and for sale by Pur-
cell, L4dd q Go, Adie & Gray, Gaynor & Wood,
A Bodeker, Bennett & Beers, r K. Duval. o. A.
Strecker and J. Blair. la 2I-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-10

DIR. A. III. ATWOOD. HOME
S~SA PATHIC PHYSICIAN-Ofers his ser.
vices to the people of Richmond and vicinity in
all the various branches of his profession. Dr.
ATWOOD may be found at the Floyd House, corner
OF Main and 1lth streets, opposite the American
Hotel. ia Tint
NS DIR. CLAY,S OTTO Ere.
49, moved to 9th street. between Broad and
Grace streets, next to the Washington Hotel.
Calls for professional services left at my Office
night day, or at the Office of the City Hotel, viii
be promptly attended to. My boy will sleep in my
Office. ja7-Im*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-10

49, NOTICE TO MERCHANTS
49, Just published, Table showing the Tolls
on the James River and Kama wha Canal, for any
number of pounds from to 100000 for 40 points
between Richmond and Buchanan-and adapted to
the reduced tariff of Tolls.
For sale at the Toll office and at H. X. ELY
SONS Printing Office fe 10-3t*
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COKE FOR SALE

A FULL supply OF Coke at myi yard, north
a side Of The Basin. between 9th and 10th streets
Customers whose orders have not been Glled, will
please notify me- (many orders having been mis-
laid or overlooked.) Other persons in ant will
find upon trial that this is softer and easier to il.
mite than other kinds of Coke. 1t is also free from
slate. lfe 10-Iml ]. C. DEATON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-10

SUGAR HOUSE SfRUP.-Extra quality. for
sale by Up. TYf.ER
fe 1916 Corner 18th and CARY .,rsct.
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g UMLAPH.-3 bales for sale by :
= toO DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
CITY ITEMS.

The WAY SOME People EAT-AKD HOW
OTHERS PAY.-Late in January our Loco.Foco Re-
form Common Council unblashingly restored the
Tea Room swindle, and IN order to keep the people
IN Ignorance Of the riotous extravaganza which they
nd resolved to indulge in, taey ordered the Con-
scer to pay the bills Of the Keeper Of the City Hall
without the usual form Of presentation TO the Board
Of Aldermen OF to the Supervisors. This was done
in order 70 conceal the items Of luxury the price Of
which they had resolved to steal from the public
curse Notwithstanding this precau.ion, We have oh.
tanned from the Keepers bill the following schedule
OF articles purchased and used by the great Reform
Loco Foco Council during the last evening on which
they were in session in January. Every item Is
sworn to by the Keeper, aud he also swears that the
City Fathers used up the whole supply. Read the
items.
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-,.s.d autographed library. thousand volumes
ssn ADDED 70 IL during the past year, and Its
besS.smoer 10 now a,ose 40 thousand.
vnoD-r,syv of few words will exhibit the exact
49, ecrdition of that part cf the affairs OF the
Ifss. which il placed uDcsr my moro immediate
Lipsssndsn~e. The cole crioD OF books 70 consti-
- Library, In It's original formation, is now
W. az made ana the unexpeDded portion Of the
- scat By the will Of the founder for this dis
t !nss orrpose viii probably increase Its number of
W. r. 10 a. TO give 1t hundred thousand when
vo.ssted In what remains 10 be done, great
so.tss you'd be rendered 10 tae Library If gentle
IT, scnversant with books would send In lists OF
- - ~ thew desire to see added to it, In another
mU sucp insy be done for us benefit We want the
t,,c documents and state pagers both Of Con gress
- "a Individual States, sno may we not hope tina,
49, nil be furnished Rrauitously by legislative
80 Oar American library 10 already very respect
~ IN poiot of numbers the early histories and
s;s,ssi authorities. The more recent works of
ovsrv LIpd would be very acceptable to 1t.
RsfeYe closing this report. beg to be permitted -
.sv 4 word In relation 10 the library edfce. On ex
sr,;rs il since nay return IRON Europe, ind that
s;vs he books by the LIST of May as was intended
re vsIIs cannot be dry enough to make it safe to
sises them there. They ~iil require the drying OF
mole summer before the building can be occupied
n library.
list Of donations TO the Library Is subjoined. 1t
vill DO seen that the number is ncreasHg, but still
IN less, presume, than may reasonably be ex-
rected when the library edce shalt be opened, and
ne influence OF enc array Of books be felt upon the
Respectfully submitted,
JosEPH G. CoGswELL,
Superintendent OF the Aston Library.
ytw York. Jan. 20, 1852.
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SUPREME CoURr.-Special Term.-Peter
w. Longley against Mary A. LoHsley.-Divorcs
granted

MARINE CoURT.-Before Judge Cowles.
John Brown and others against s. Fitch.-By the
owner Of the sloop Joseph Hammond against the
caused by the steamboat in steaming into Rondou.
Creek, where the sloop was fastened to the wharf,
at an unusual rate of speed, causing swell, and
the fasts OF the sloop to break &c. The suit was
principally to test the right Of the steamboat so to
enter the Creek. The Court thought the slo0p en-
titled to recover, and gave judgment for SIS, the
amount Of injury assessed.
Before Judge Lynch.
Louis Bazele agt ~ Pinkham and s. c. Wtlisms,
master and mate of the bark Thales Suit for
sault and battery by one of the cTew.-The man was
struck by the mate In presence Of the captain sew
eral blows on the top Of the head and left senseess
The captyn did not interfere. The Court held that
where a captain witnesses an occurrence OF the
hind ard does not interfere, he renders himself liza
bic. Under the whole Of the circumstances the
Court thought it case of great cruelty. Judgment
for p,siDtif-$a50 against the captain, and $50
against the mate, and costs.
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WIN. D;nan who o, Sunday last. wa.

WIN. Oman, who, on Sunday last, was
ecJucged guilty by the Coroner's Jury IN causns the
death Of James NcCarty, BY striking him on the
head with club Oh the evening Of the SIN Of Sep
fmber last, yesterday surrendered himself tn the
Coroner, and was admitted to bail In the sum OF
COO, await trial II alleged by the friends Of
house IN Consequence of the irjunes he received at
the hands OF Oman, but was shortly after engaged
in his usual avocasop and further that the attending
physician gave certificate for burial, TO the effect
that he died OF scarlet fever. This statement con.
cis with tt at to by the wife Of the deceased
when giving evidence before the Coroner's Jury.
She there stated that her husband never LEFT the
house after receiving the injuries and up the tine
OF bis cecesse he was in a dersnged state Of mind.
About o'clock on Monday morning fire
broke out in the fourth story OF the brick building
No. 80 Dey-st., occupied as q mandatory for en-
velcps, The fremen were early on the ground, but,
despite their efforts the flames spread With great
rapidly, and destroyed the fourth and 9Th stories
The contents of the second story, occupied BY
Knohue d. Shoening, importers Of dry goods, and
the contents Of the first story, BY John W. Corles,
India-rub0er goods, we're damaged by water 10 the
amount of several thousand dollars. The police
were promptly on the ground, and rendered mste-
nal aid to the fremen.
Board OF SUPERVISORS Monday. "A
bill of L Hoffman. $1,000, as Cner of Superior
Court IN ls4s Referred.
Resolufions--That the Counsel to the Corporation
report to the legality of charges made BY Police
Justices in holding inquests, &C. also as TO the pay.
ment of physicians holding post mortem exanina-
tiors. ADOPTED.
That the COMMITTEE report whether there are not
mQye Assistants In County Clerks Office than neces-
saTy, and il the compensation cannot with proprey
be reduced. Adopted.
That the Committee on Annual Taxes inquire II
there has been in the apportionment oftne
State School tax for the present year, and in the
amount paid by the City Controller, &c Adopted
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-The following
sales were made BY Cole & Chiffon on Monday,
March 8.
by iOo 80 --- .-- $500
1 DO ad JOINING on LIST av NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 420
do do s405 each-----.--..----.--- $40
wssr privilege. WIN ' a. 1850
houses thereon. $500
,es tbs.eon. own a4OO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

q The 81. LOuis Republican, says: IL
Is computed that about SEQ persons mostly clerks
ard merchants, all leave TIA, city this season for
California.
II Col. Thomas Hossack was burned to
ceafh In bis own house at Coolsprips. Pa on the
an inst con Of Col. II. saved his life By jumping
from thirc-story window
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Issued from hs United States Patent Office for the
week ending March g. 1851.
fCsrefully Prepared for the N. Y. Tribune.
Stephen Albro, of Buffalo, N. Y, for
Improvements in Life PreseIvers Dated March :,
1852.
William Bunhiii, of Pittsburgh, Pa, for Improved
Arrangement OF SIeamboiier. Dated March 2, 1852.
Henry J Bulkley, OF Kalamazoo, Mich, for I'm.
provemens in Gram Dyers Dated March ., ls2s.
provemsnt in Omnibus Registers. Dated March 3,
lisa.
George O. DonHell, of New-London, N. Y, for
Improvement in Chairs. Dated March Q, 1859.
Orsop Moulton. of Blackstone, Mass, for I'm.
provemsnt in Cast Iron Car Wheels. Dated March
., 1859.
William Henson, of Newark. N. j., for Improve
ments in knitting Looms. DAed March 2, 1854
Lewis LIE Wis, Of vicksbursh. Miss, for Improve
uents In Cotton Presses. Dated March 2, 1861
Conrad Lisbnch OF Philadelphia. Pa, for I'm.
prevements IN the Plates of Trunk Locks. Dated
Benjamin Maillefers, of Nsv.york, for Improve
msnt IN Blasting Rocks Under Water. Dated March
Hiram W. Moore, of Bridgeport, Conn for In
provsments in Cas-; Iron Car Wheels. Dated March
simeon Savage, of Lowell. Mass. for Improve
ment in Machines for Printing Floor Cloths. Dated
TheeSore Sharp, Of Albany N. Y, for Improve
ment In Endless shair Horse Powers. Dated March
., 1883
,,oyement IN Brick Machines. Dated March9, 1883
BENJAMIN +. Lee. of NswYerk, N. Y, ier In.
provement in Bridging Navisasls Streams Dated
March 2, lisa.
Gerard Sickels, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, for Improve
uept in Fr,cfion Clutches. Dated March 3, 1854.
Harris H. Tinker, of New-London, Conn, Tor IA,
proved Encircling Suspender for Garments Datso
March 2, 1851 Ansedated Dec J, 1851.
Isaac Van Bunschotsn. Of Nsw-for., a.; . :, s
Improvement in Camphens Lamps. Dated Aarea-
ls52
John R. St John, of Nsw-York, N. u asusner
10 the 81 Johns Compass and Log COMPANY, Ici
ron from Local Causes Dated March ., lsss'
PNen. d n ESglAaA, Dee. 81 ~.