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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06

~ A poor old maiden woman, named
same fatram, who is deaf and dumb, and an
inmate Oh the Petersburg Aims House, lost an
e''n ana narrowly escaped with her life on the
Soa'hside Railroad, on Thursday. She was
va A,ag on the track on an Inclined Grade
aho a car loaded with granite came uoon her
. .ns oe'ng unable to hear the alarm given by
muse muse managing the car. She was knocked
M "a' and the wheels passed over her arm
w.s. wv was soon procured, and the arm
,c.oa anpu'ased' She was doing well a, last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06

The U. s. NAvY.-The Journal OF Com.
merce urges the attention of government 10
the increase of our naval power, as necessary
to secure due respect for our neutrality, and
France complained TO Napoleon of the viola.
ton ofour neutrality. under his edicts, which
were retalatory to the British orders in Coun
Gil, he exclaimed-aLet America declare her
rights, and defend them ON the ocean with hey
cannon"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06

az The Farmville Journal notice. ,.,...
bly, the management of the Farmyille Fsm.,.
Seminary. The exercises al the recent clo.s
Of the Institution were. it says, highly credi,s.
bic TO the pupils and teachers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06

~ c. ]. Mitchell, editor Of the victoria
Texas, Advocate, died recently from the effects
Of injuries received in diving from wharf
while bathing. He was quite popular.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06

I The anniversary Of the embarkation oi
the Pilgrims at Delft Haven, in 1920, was cele
bra,ed 10 Plymouth, Monday. Mr.. Everett
made speech on the occasion, which 10 A.
tracing much attention,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06

FIRE AT FAIRFAX c. H.-A fire occurred
at Fairfax Court House. Wednesday, which
destroyed the Office of the Fairfax News and
several small buildings occupied by lawyers
and physicians, all belonging to N. Conrad
not insured, but loss only $1,000. The chief
sufferer was the editor of the Fairfax News,
who loses not only all his printing materials,
but his books and accounts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06
Richmond, July 3Oth, 1853.

Having this day bought cur the entire Book and
Newspaper Agency, heretofore conducted by Mr. B
Eddins, under the American Hotel, respectfully
solicit share of the public patronage. Ali money
due for subscriptions must be paid to me. The
subscr5ers of Mr. Eddins and MIR Gresham will be
furnished by me. J w EVANS.
Richmond July goth 1858. an 6-ltf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06

e Printers Meeting.-The regular month
ly meeting of the Richmond Typographical socie-
ty will De held Il Odd Fellows Hall, this Saturday
evening at o'clock.
au cit JIM FRANCISCO. Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06
TOBACCO iNspEcroRs.

The following 10 list of the tobacco Inspectors
appointed By Governor Johnson on the Sd instant,
to take effect LIST January, 1854:
RICHMOND.
Public Warehouse-John F Wren, Benjamin ]
Vaughn, Robert Wren and William E Burton
shockoe-Benjamin Sheppard, Robt William
son and VIM Sheppard.
seabrook's-James H Wilson, Conway Macon.
Two vacancies.
Moore's-John Pegram, Robert H Jones, John T
| Sydnor and VIM Thweait.
WsslhiinDavid Branch, Joseph sydnor
and VIM Mitchell
Centre-Edward A WYATT, Nathaniel Blick, los
| u Bolfseau and Robert II Sydnor.
oaks- Benjamin Vaughn, James Young, Lewis
Meredith and Benjamin Lewis.
PRINCE EDWARD.
Randoph's-Thomas Rice, Edwin Price
James Rice and Frsneis Anderson.
Fsrmville-JosephG Williams, John w Richie,
and Granville Deshezan.
Venable's-Wn Jeter, Richard Walker, Thos
Jones, Littleton Jones
MEcKLKNBURa.
Roysters.-Wm b, Morton, Nathaniel Morton. Al
len Holcomb, Charles Yancey.
Marsin's-Thos G Hill, VIM C Fowler, James
Horton.
LYNcHBuRa.
Friend's-Luke Wade, Henry Haynes, Pow.
hatan Haynes, Robert w Collins.
Liberty-Jesse Summons, Lawrence A Hor.
ton, John Gannawsy.
Plsnter's-Thouas Jones, Josiah II Whtlow,
w Jcnes James Ford.
Lynch's-Jsoob II Robinson, VIM q Watson,
John Moseley.
PITTsYLvANIA.
Linn's-Robert Linn, John Richardson, VIM
Richards Benjamin Phihps.
ALBEMARLE.
Observation-Disclosures Turner, Absalom John.
son, Richard L Wilbourn, Nathaniel Lewelen.
NELSON.
Tye River-Miles I Shpmsn Geo Vaughn, Lam
don r rogers, VIM Jones.
ALEXANDRIA,.
Thomss Taylor, VIM Atwell, Charles Shaw,
Robert Hunter.
PUTNAM CO.
Robert Hodges, VIM Matthews, Charles Con.
ner.
There are several vacancies remaining 10 be filled
which the Governor will attend to in a few days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06

SUSPICIOUS William, slave to John Shields of
aenrico county, was arrested ON Thurtday evening
with some corn and chickens in his possession,
supposed to be stolen. On yesterday, Mr. s sent
word to the Mayor that the negro had doubtless
stolen the chickens, but that business prevented his
attendance as q witness. A summons was issued
for Mr. returnable this morning. and the negro
was remanded 10 iaiI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06

q The free gentlemen of colo.
Several affair.". :. aaeliists in New Orleans
have reesa a,s Oh honor, with parties of cast.
- -. or come of there. The C,ssoa.,
Q, .ne S,'n announces tina, Dafour p.,; s''en'
of the class, was under ares, 60 rett, one
cerned ina bloody duel. 'ng con.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06
ATTENTION VIRGINIA RIFLg

ATTENTION VIRGINIA RIFLES.
3 Parade in front of City Hall, on MONDAY, the
MI 9Th of August. at 3 o'clock M, precisely, In
~ full summer uniform. By order of the Captain,
PHIL. BERGHEIMER. o. s.
n. B-Miltary gentlemen are requested TO ap.
pear in uniform. au 6-2t+
~ NJ. WEST, Nos. 5 and 6 Exchange,
W. cf.rs for sale
Spirit Rappings Unveiled, by Rev II Mattison-
so cests
Psychonancy, Spirit Rapping and Table Tip
pings exposed, by Prof P Psge-25c
Journey Round the World, by Ge-staeeker-
81 90
Philosophy of Sir VIM Hanilton-Sl so
Coleridges Works vJl7 This work completes
the series
Books sent BY mail free of postage, upon receipt
of the advertised prices aus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06

H% The Walking Gentleman was still standing
up TO his wager, and walking his plank vigorously,
81 Mechanics Hail. when we last heard from him
having gotten little more than half way his time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

DrsMfssED.-A warrant issued at the instance Of
James w. Allen, charging Walter 8. Chandler with
sasaulsing him (Ailen) on yesterday. dismissed
oy the Mayor at the request of the complainant,
and upon payment of costs
warrant charging Mrs. Cstharine Ford with
using threatening language towards Mrs. Harris,
and warrant against James A. Harris, charging
| him with threatening to shoot Emanuel Raymond,
and burn his Il D house, were on yesterday, tried
aud dismissed by his Honor. The parties live in and
near the famous Cd street. great many witnesses
we're introduced and the amount of their testimony
was that there had long been a neighbour ood q1ar
rel between the Harris's and the Ford's and Ray
mond's, but no overt breach of the peace had been
committed. 1t would appear from the many cases
OF similar character to the above brought before
his Honor, that there are good many back biting,
contentious people located about Richmond, who,
every time they get into snarl with eacn other
about women, child. en, fences, chickens, dogs,
must come to the Mayor and bother him for an hour
or two with their petty allegations, childish COM
plants and incoherent testimony. If In all such
trivial cases, the Mayor would fine the parties in
good round sums, they might perhaps consult their
pockets before they consulted his Honor. In the
case of Mr. Raymond, sbove mentioned, it ID due to
him to say that it not at his instance that the
warrant was issued against Harris. That warran,
was the result of some testimony stf setting Harri,s
character, given by Raymond In defence of Mrs
Ford.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06
MARRIED..

MARRIED.,
On Wednesday night, August 81, bv Rev. DR..
iones, st st Paul Church, JAMES LYONS, Esq.
of this ciry, to misn IMoGEk, eldest daughter of
Alfred Penn, Esq, of New Orleans.
Such opposises were ne'er before
In web of Hymen caught;
The forests monarch and the queen
Of allthe realms of thought
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06

] w. EVANS, Under American Hotel
The Illustrated Magazine of Art for August-25
Eclectic Magazine Tor August-50c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06

BOUND OvER.-The continued case of James
Gill. charged with assaulting James Stevenson, on
Tuesday evening last on Ssh street, up in due
order bsfore the Mayor yesterday. Mr. James
Martin corroborated Mr. J B Smiths statement
made Thursday that Gill followed Stevenson about
for upwards of half an hour, threatening to whip
him. Stevenson seeing that Gill was intoxicated
avoided him as much Is possible until the final
attack when he struck him in self defence Yes.
terday GIL frankly acknowledged that liquor had
made him act in a most foolish manner These
"bits of sprees" will bring the boys into trouble
some time or other. Gill was required to give Sc
curty in the sum of $3.50 for future good behavior,
and the case was sent to the Grand Jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06

u ID. e. a. sTUART,s COFFEk sIl-
H. GAR, .Ca brand--l00 hbis, receiving ana Tor
aus DAVENPORT, ALLEN q 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06

A CARD hereby intern my friends and
"A customers, that all business relations between
myself and Mr. w ii BENSON have ceased. AZ
soon as arrangements shall be made 70 recommenee
business, will give notice through the papers
tenoer my thanks TO those who have 20 long
patronixed me.
~ 5-3is MN ALLEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06

Inn ENVELOPES FOR IL la CTS.
lUU JAMES WOoDHousE, 0ate Mash 4
Woodhouss) Eagle Square, 10 selling fair srIiels
OF Envelopes al lax cents per hundred. Also,
better article from Is TO 10 cents PER hshdred.
aus 3za<a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06

VERY sUPERiOR OLD LONDON Dock
Y BRANDY
Fine old made ira and Port Wines In bottles
Prime old Rye Whskey
Heidsck and other approved brands Champagne
Wines
Chewing Tobacco and Segars OF the faesI quality
For sale by P VOOLFOLK, jR,
au6 IS3 Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06

Part end of the Practical Draug htsman-37
Agnes the Beautiful; or the Gamblers Conspiracy
$50
The Robbers Wife-25c
Miles Tremenhere or the Love Test-50c
Rosna Mesdows-25
Gleasons Pictorial, Weekly Herald, Police Ga.
zette Boston Pilot, Sat Post, Sat Gaz stte Boston
Museum aud all the papers for this week; togalhsr
with everything in ths Book, Magazine, Newspa-
per and Periodical line, wholesale and retail
J w EVANS,
Id
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-06

EUR HIRk-A trsI rabe nunae and house SER
L want for hire, Tor the balance of the year. Apply
70 Pm TABB & SON,
au 6-2t Office on Governor street.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-04

cdedy averse 10 general divide among spectators
and money monser Of the Empire City. Hence the great
symPatby oI Bfonson tho unpopalafv Of Guthrie. ~ he
would only sacken his bold the public money and allow
all hands 10 dip in. affairs would quietly assume diner
ent aspect the storm would soon subsde and all lhs'a
loud denounces would join In hymning tho praises Of inc
honest. patriotic, and gracious OF ueasufefs a' e
was known-the most prudent aud ufbane o. caoAe'
But the people Isand game and the democracy
will. in spite OF al that has been said IN hosnp' sPPi'e
the audabe efforts of the cabinet 10 eoaie mo un'v ana
harmony OF the parry The Herald ana ls aoe"e''. ues
pcrate and they are mast aii la thcr al
r.cL. ON the cabinet Guthrie and Davis are too well
10 the people The southern States, too FIRMLY sstsb
lshed la their affections to DO displaced by The abuse oil
those who themselves oil extremely doubtful honesty
sThe cry Of spoils, OF coalition with ireo-soers, viii
avail nothing for il will be rather difficult argue people
into the belief that moa. welded to the institution OF
slavery and reared in the slave States. whose inter
ssts social endhps. and present homes among slave
holders. would sympAhixa ooslesco with any
party whose avowed purpose was the violation OF every
right aud the outrage OF evory feeling that doar TO
them Guthrie appoint or favor the appointment, TO Office
Of proiessed aboitions because lao leader Of
party. Otherwise OF poance Fudge We know Mr..
Guthrie too we'll TO listen believe such stuff and
but feel astonhed that tho whig press OF kentucky have
not had the candor and maniness and
they believe and we'll know that all this New York fanar
onade about Mr.. Guthres leaning TO the aboonis. and
urging their appon TO office SUCH 10 sheer
sense and lasehood"
Another Kentucky journal, the Lsxing Statesman,
thus speaks OF the removal Of the late collector Of New
York. and OF the decision Of character evnced by the
President
President Pierce who possesses energy and decis-
ion of character equal any emergency promptly dismiss
ed Bronson from Office. thus showing that he himself 10
solved to be President and TO be dictated to by his
bordnaes This smacks Of old Jackson indie pendence
and energy Pierce afraid Of sponsbily and those
no undertake ae with him will find themselves mis-
taken and will only render his attributes OF char
the onspicuous Our is, kick the
factlonsts and rely upon the people The people will
desert bold, 70 aress, and honest President"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-04

r,s and England wolld eoDstIain The Sultan TO sub
dsfesled in their ueschery by the manly courage
I'm lons. dsspised Turk. they would hedge him In
bsIs he may be desPoiled and murdered without The
rhn comes the Prosssn court. bssest OF all the base,
oaby weak and doubly false 10 mediate With the smile
- ia p and venom IN ITS hesrt-tha' fruss'an court
birh has foTswon lis holisst promises. and betrayed
~ asople in their hour OF loyal conhdeDce-she too.
amer, She too. is TepelIed. Abdul Medld says to 1t,
= he has said the dipIomatsts OF western Europe.
h,t he has no faith IN The hypocIitica professions OF
States who would bring him, with The peace they prof
M only shame and rum. He recollects the old classic
sords Tuneo Dsaaos. al dina tsrsn and The bafdsd
cabinets Of tyranny 1eco IN ALARM nay ~ absolute cos.
.,fnslion before the patriotism OF the nhdel he sui
ian relies upon his people, upon their hdey ana 'hef
courage and 10 the great God OF Battles whose arm IN
h own way aod in lis good lime, can avcngc tue
wrongs OF IN outraged justice
Tbs SPEAKER alter again referring 10 the koszta snar
came 10 The present position OF The democratic party, VINO
had elevated Cen Pierce 10 the presidential char anu
ed him n the head OF this nations desnies wnen
ch = IN he done Tor the cause OF freedom tie then
s.cribed The presen opposition TO motives more sinise'
bss would appear upon the surface; ana eAno.eo "e
President IN one thing 70 i.1 10 hem for support and
,hs peope would stand by hun, and sustain nun ~ NC
mos irving hours OF his career Their voice Wo1u Ion
found his advesass. ssd ,ns s tProonsed cheering
he then referred TO the late postal treaty WIN ussa'
and reminded the Germans present OF me regulations 70
curing their letters TO DC SEM 70 no rhck
ali unicatons sent from this country to Prussia,
and coming thence. liable 10 violations and hoping
h, m. Evil mpht be examined into and recti6ed. He
h.n mentioned the seizure and imprisonment OF Mr. Won
6sn.cbe, an American cizen BY the PIussian govern
m.n and after referring to the action taken upon the
nhct las Thursday evening, Oct ~, by the Socle,y
~ nnyerraI Democratic Repubcanisn," who appointed
committee 10 investigate the affair and Iepor! theeupon,
proposed, in the form Of resolution. that TINS meeting
rrhould APPOINT committee Tor similar purposes This
0ro,nxtion was received with great applause, and the
tpssoIuton passed BY reclamation;
Mr Thum, the chairman. will name the committee;
Dr. Schramm then offered a resolution TO print Mr..
Marcys Korxta letter ornamental sheet IN both the
Engsh and German languages, that might be dstrbu
,sd in America and Europe by thousands OF copies ANA
In bv Ne as memenio for ourselves and our chdrens
children This Was also adopted with enthusiasm; and
hs speaker with final exhor ration OF great force, call
inn upon ali good democrats German and American, to
sustain the administration took his seat amid 'hunaers
Of applause.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-04
N ew Orleans.

The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin in The follow ing
article presents just views OF The recupesive energies
OF the people Of the Crescent City:
The great southern uopolis has slesdy put her
holiday gsb although onv lew week, ago she array.
ed in mourning weeds From a vast chanel house she
been trsnsiormed like magic ino gsy of iestviy
The harvest OF deah and tho pescnce 6ad. only
scsny cleaning. as lin gers over its lately productive
field.
Although eleven thousand Of those who four month.
made up the population OF New Orleans have been
laid In the grave The city !, already decrbcd as ray and
busting ever The fogitves from the pe.lenoe have re-
turned the streets hrouged with lively and bus,ng
crowd the places Of amusement reopepng plan.
winter festivities and entertainments ms,ufed and eI-
cep for the universal gsrb black one would
y suppose that the city had passed through such an
as that Of the summer Uneacd By the pro.peot.
future visits from the fevcr thousands OF adventures
have u.h- 10 the Crescent City AL up the decims ted
ranks Of business and grasp the prize. OF or,snc which
have been abandoned by the thousands in the dust
Commece has restored the pressed encye, OF the CITY
and The struggle for gold than repsrs the dsmsg..
death.
"h 4. Questionable whether any northern city that had
suffered from calamity like that which lately desolsted
New oesns, would have recovered rapidly. IT. for in
stance PHILADELPHIA in tbree four months, had lost by
epidemic fifty thoussnd of her inhabitants, (which
would be about Tho proportion the mortality Of
New ohesns) would she have forgotten her sor
rows and put on her festive attire Is scacry probable
that she would On the contrary, probable that
would have taken months cover from the dismsy and
recover from the commercial disaster would
have attended such calamity. There is perhaps from
the frequency OF epidemic visitaons effect in the
hardening OF the sensbiltes by familiarity with DEATH
which prevents any deep upon the nd, Of the
New odesn. people. At all events, know that they
had their Jokes and their fun gh Of tho NOR
sIity and that the pestence itssfiss matter of
pleasantly among some of them, under the Of Vel,
low Jack
"There 4. no such thing crushing the energies Of
such population. They have leaned philosophy in
the school Of sorrow, and when the sorrow - past
they 60 cheerfuy 10 work 10 restore what Il has dam
aged In the hour If affection they behaved pobly spd
the of the highest charity In those dark days
10 than compensation for any appearances ofieyiv
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-04
Cooley Equallcd.l

The Troy New York; Daily Budget Of the LIST inst,
furnishes account Of act Of infamy which we sub
join. On the part Of the perpetrators it was feat
worthy OF the unenyabe reputation of Cooley
There are, seems, in The Empire State who
are ambitious to acquire the notoriety which has been
obtained by the wouldbe comptroller Of the State Of
New York:
g oUTRAoE-We confess ourselves bundled to
hear Transaction that occurred West Troy last night
and that have been done by who would stop
the fouest deeds that done in darkness The facts
these John Grumpy, the newly appointed collector
West Troy, had opened Office the premise. of
E. Ford esq. and has been occupying il since tho
of Mr. Waterman. During last night some villains CON-
United a most Infamous outage upon the premises by be-
dsnbpg il with paint; and significant indication Of
the motive and design oil the Transaction need only be
stated that was painted in green the upper part
and smother the lower par. Of the door This vianous
transaction, of course, had its origin in political Spleen
but shows that sectaan and national anmosties and
bixory also involved in the matter The crime of
Mr. Grumpy is that he is union democrat and a sup
porter Of General Percehs punishment is this shameless
outrage upon properly and the dccencies of life
We mistaken in judgment, or this deed of darkness
will cverwhelm its authors and their associates with dis
grace and infamy."
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-04
patent. Issusd.

Last OF patents Issued from the United States Palen
Once Tor the week ending November 1888, each bear
ing that date
WIN. Ballard. Of New York. New York. for improved
protecting bolwaIks for war vessels.
Calvin Carpenter, jr, OF Pawtueket Massachusetts.
for Improvement in aagne 10. electric machines Patent
cd in France. April Is. 1853.
A. 2. Chatham, OF Canoga. New York, for improve
menl in couplings
Gilbert S. Clark, OF New York. New York, for i'm
proved pen and pencil case
John w. Cormsck. of Quincy, Illinois, for improve
ment In cane and maize cutters.
Benz. Crawford. OF Pitsburg, Pennsy lvana. for i'm
provement in condensers Of steam engines.
Chauncy o. Crosby, of New Haven. Connecticut Tor
Improvements in machines for sticking pins.
David Demsres Of New York, New York, for hose
protector.
Jos. Farnworh, it,, Of Madison, Indiana. for improve
men in Car wheels.
Luther X. Taught. OF Macon, Georgia. for improve
mens in regulating the speed Of steam engines,
Christ. T. Kelsey. OF Livngstonville, New York. for
improvement IN grain cradles.
Edmund Moorewood and George Rogers, OF London,
England, for improvement, in coating sheets OF metal
Russell s. Morse. OF Dxfied, Maine, for Improvement
in adjusting springs for carriages.
Howard Perkins, of North Brdgewater. Massachu-
ses. for carpenters brace and bit fastener.
Henry M. Rilterband, of New York, New York, for
improved gold washer.
John A. Taplin Of Fishkill, New York. for improve
ment in straw and grain separaters.
Wm. II. Towers. Of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, for
mprov in metallic pens.
Increase s. Waite, OF Hubbardston, Massachusetts,
for improved machine for turning cylinders OF wood.
Peter II. Watson OF Washington. d. c., for improve
menls in generating and condensing steam. Annotated
May 2, 1853.
Jacob " A. Wemple OF Chicago, Illinois, for improve
ment in grain separaiers.
Geo. Calvert Of Upperville. Virginia. for Improvement
in bee hives.
Seneca Lapham, Of Salem, Ohio, for Improvement in
devices for steering cnltivators.
VIM. b. Leonard, OF New York. New York, for i'm.
provement in fluid metres.
VIM. I. Merritt OF Harris Village, New York, for i'm
proved mode OF opening and closing gates.
Geo. Wllison, OF Brunswick, Maine, for Improvement
in machines for Strengthening and curvng rails.
DEsIGN.-Winslow Ames, of Nashua, New York,
sssignor to Hartshsn. Ames, Co.. of Boston, Massa-
chuselts. for design for parIor ,ove.-Wsst. Star.