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NAVY YASD-CoPPER ROLLISG MILL, &c.-
ihe manufacture of copper into sheets for
various purposes, by the process of rolling is
carried on at the Navy Yard to a large exc mt
The consumption of metal is very great in the
manufacture, and the supply is obtained from
various sources. The copper of Lake Superior
Is largely employed, but in addition to this,
large quantities are obtained from the old
sseithIng of vessels, copper bolts, worn out
BOILERS, &c, dc, which are broken up and
melted over again. This opera ion is carr led
on In separate building called The Foun-
dry, and the metal after being melted, is
taken out of the furnace in fluid state in
large ladies and pOared into square iron boxes
where it is allowed to cool. In this manner
layer after Layer Of metal il laid on, until the
box IS filled, when by loosening fastening one
half Of the box falls down, to allow the mass
OF metal now in q solid STATE to be taken out
Another method of melting the metal is in
erucibles. The coal employed for the purpose
is the Cumberland coal
The rolling Of the copper into sheets is per-
formed In another building called the rolling
mill. Here the copper is first heated in y
furnace, and when red hot it is carried BY the
workmen, by means of large pair of pincers
or tongs, 20 the rolling mill opposite, where il
under.oes the process Ut being roll ed to sheet
Of any required size. For this purpose,
workman grasping the hot slab of copper, with
a PAIR OF tongs, places 1t between u pair Of
rollers, so adjusted, that the space between
them is less than the thickness of the copper.
The consequence is, that the latter being com
PEELED to pass through the space, becomes much
thinner. On emerging from the rollers, it is
handed back to undergo a similar process, the
rollers having been brought nearer together
BY screw. The operation is repeated until
the copper plate is reduced to the required
thickness
This operation having been completed, the
sheet OF copper is then taken and washed over
with urine, after which it is placed in another
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hh. ARTHUR win be abfeut from the city
~ one month from the 30lh instant, engaged in
the Performance Of duties in conRexion with the
Philad-lphia CoAfge CT Dental Surgery. ..-.g.-
ian 24-fl* -. 3.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, by q. Machine
~ Drsught'man who has served regular term
at the nachinists', business
r.Add..ss ..s 2 or city post Office. i ~
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United States Patent Once,

y
of
u Peug yvanla, Of patent
lS4 Improvement s'scsd
dni from the Of said patent, whic
takes place on he day Of March, iS55--
peuon Oace
,onday, 6th day Of tebruar 1885, at l.. O'Clock,
gtab'd
Persons ed TO file In the Patent
specially writing twenty
oefe OF all testimony filed by si party
SAID hearing uatFnitd
of the Office which will furnished a
plicanon.
IN be
airy, 1855; acquisitions, fei
The office before that
arguments. any, WITHIN days
notice The Union, gniri
phti
adepia Pennsy vaua; Scientific Amtrcan New YORK. IN
tincinuai, Ohio. week wtekF
previous 2o,h day o February he day othearns.
..t ....... CHARLES AsON,
Commission of Patents
r. SEdiors papers viii please copy,
Office paper
itpcl II
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DELlS! BELLSi BELLS FoT churches, academies fac
made.
the subscribers, their odasta
Country which has been tuty
of manufacture perfected
world wide celebrity for volume OF
whirn peri casting temper aud
of excellence Of o-s
Januay 1854 The rst silver medal Of the
all oirs this
Europe being aud which rhe eghte nth
many diplomas has been awarded them They
hive bells
weight they furnish order chimes numbr
their throughout
Canudas Their Hnlngs comprising many recent aud
in,pT
arms and upon bell spring acting
the capper prooging sound; iron rame olny
counter STOP steamships,
proved revolving yoke fancy hanng In brass bronze Of
whole
bells
speci6 being given. Old taken IN exchange
descriptions hand
Being principal all d
canal orders executed with
daspa,ah, which, personally by communcaton
,pccifully solicited. .- -
'- A. MFNEELYS SONS,
Feb s4-diy West Troy, Albany N, Y
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no lNyENTOThe Office of the inventors Protective Ma
Union 7th opposite the Of the
Office
The and solicit
for lis menbe all possible despatch.
will be with the office, where models
can be the shortest nstice.
inventors are call the office, where desired in
formation regard the objects n the "Unon"
be addressed the central oice where pronp
atten them,
Central Office, Washington, ID. G,
7. c. CLAYTON,
President OF lnventors' Protective National Union
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H. III. q I'LL EFT
Dec iO--law3f

Counsellor al Lar,
Has his office FtRpknh litnsf
Of ri,teen'h streos He siI
principally United suaeaie coat
Having devoted much he law concerning NJ ~
advise aud opinions isa questions ufiins Se
"stc5s ." a." c o. Goin,la and WI, sso a y ,s
pmParaion and tra o. snl's concerning patents.
win also prorca, claims board established 'r
'd {si ssHs'i
Rioll JAW GLRg.-M. W. G 1T 5 GRO, or @aFpd.
sistug Of
Earring aud bracelets, diamond pearl enamcet and pa
Genucmea's diamond pins and studs
emoaa, eoamei'rd ruby, pearl wedding, al 7ns' 'ings
LADIES' cRstaIqins lockets, seals, aud 81
Gold htmble caPeo lava, enaeIrd, and Pu
Which, together with tue largest asgruea, q suFergr rd
NJ. W GAIT gao.
Nov sO-at
. ALL AND WINTER yios Of rtaay- made e,othtas
Iagee shaped sacss black blue, cs
fcck and dress Coats plain aed hgered hsness
.auu shirts collars drawer uhderssls, cloves
Boys and youths clothing always on hand
NpNn WALRER %,
Sept Qg3avir 0' ""T hr S'S's ai e' sSiiss
yRANs-ALLEGuAsY ans Ssideu ,stther.. a. Co.'s
HAMILTON q. PANT,
Dec l--5d No Ftun avsnae.
AW NOTICE. undersigned VIII attend 20 bnsbo a. Az,
Il Supreme Cour Of the Unttrd States q. fHlLLiPs.
Nov l=-dmf
EEM ale 70 IS Of America by Th,mas auchauan rs,a
Fcnnl Pnse Wtiers IT Aurrca BY John IS Be a. ~ M
Gnoduch's Gems ~ British Poetry.
Kests's pDetjcl Worka
Krks Whites PoeticHI Works and RsmaipH.
Mooreis Irish Melodies
Tho PARALLELS untoldea; ky Rfv. VIM B,csn at-yrs. A a.
Cabinet Annual for 1855 ~ ~
Jerusalem, and is sacred Localities BY W. C. odsnhss,
Leaflets of Memory 1855
The snow Flake 1855
Friendship. Offering, 1855
Ansc1pn's Gift 1855
The Gem Annual, 1855
The above fue editions, hanAsotpelr h,rA .,t
illustrated " 'Af'"'f
Dec u rRANCK TAYLOR.
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NOTICE IL hereby given q
" the register OF The Virginia Land OH Duplicate
No for 26 81 james Kennedy
1.-The having
apply ihe Commissioner of Conceal Lsnd
d. co. for scrip for the unsaish of
Gao. w EiiENS,
Dec l0--law3m Attorney in fact tot TIE heirs.
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OFFICIAL


Auaus ~, ist
Nstee IL hereby given the holders Of t's 'oi'"N'"s
soeI Of the United slates that his department -
chase, any tine between the date hsre"i A"a - ~ -
veibsr next portions Stocks amounting - ne
10 50 $40 900, the manner and GA 'he terms ''''H-
Toned TO witi - i. -
In ease OF any contingent eompeton' ~i'hin 'hs s - n
eferenee viii be given in time n ~hch $40 - -
ma, be offered The certificates, duly assigned % M bsa
sta,es by parties to receive the aH"aH' ws's 49,
transmitted this department. up"n 'he 'rosp ~N''
price viii be paid compounded Of the following particulars
l. The par yaue specified IN each erf'ihcsie
premium stock OF the loan an'hofttra ~ 'A
July 1886, November H. looe OF pei eehi
authorizes by hr act OF lets redsrHA"' 80
eelbrr 1861 of II per the stock OF te loans auitf
by lss and fcdeemabs The oef 90 NJ
Dctnber and s 3oin June lss o. % 30 Gees
and sto,k anlhonzcd BY the aei Of u ASS "
OF December, 1884, (eommons alice hs fsia
ind, u,nityD 6per cent
o. Interest on III, par Of certificate from ne VI ~ Ja
1854 TIE date of receipt and settlement al the 'eA'a'y % ~
allowance (or mntey owner 81 oso -saes
IN addition.
Payment, Cor said drains of he Tsasau "
the Uuled States, the 81 bo-' hs~ fsa
OF Philadelphia, the parties NAV direct.
But no r,iheate entitled e bensBi Of 20 nof
winch shall not b. actually Ut the Treasa 90 bir ~
said sO'h day of November next lanes auruRin.
secretary Of uhe rI.sfsp
, ,s ,, which The above named soeks ~ pafg..ss
nv tis ant upon The specified hefshf fH"e
ed 10 3lst December .ext, inclusive
A. the books will be closed on The ID DE
The current halt years bocsnoa vestrd in se 500
that aae all certificates inscribed stock must, IA saa' y W.
usual to United States, have an express
of the interest made by The s'oekhod.r mefeah "".
eat il moi so assigned or coupons payable uh hf - sb
nary in cases of coupon NOS transmitted s ~
cerG atss the premium and days interest only es ies
from the time of redemption LIST Janua) VIII D. Hf""'a
the principal in the settlement -
Secretary Of tbv ffsasai1,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nov. 10, ls54
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united states Pntsnt once,
Mar l5---dly

Washington, December IS, 1874.
he William LEVEL, Massachusetts,
praying Vt granted him the 2i'h
Sll, for improvement Machines FOR cutting
dove ra of ycaS tom The expiration OF said
patent place the 2dh day Of March, 1850
petition Patent
on Monday, IL o'cluck, and All
appear show they have
why petition ought not 10 be granted
orh writing, at least twenty
hearing; ALI testimony flied by either
hearing be taken and transmitted IN accu
with the rules OF the Office which viii be furnished on app
The testimony closed ID Of March
deposogs and other pap relied Testimony, mGl be
filed morning OF that day, the
mans any, within days thcr~l'er.
this be published In the Union lntei
gsncer, Evening washington D. c. Pennsyvanan,
Philadelphia cinnde American, New York and Putrin
Concord Hampshire, a weeks
previous 10Th OF Msrch next, the day OF hoadng
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
r. SEdors of the above papers will please copy aud sent
their bills the Patent Office, with containing ss noco
Dec l6-law3w
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NIT The Mel sintar
Va Company requested United but,l,
Washington Tuesday the - OF January O'clock,
~ Issuing
socks.
BY order member of the board.
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a. ed 49,. fssaa .fatastaF q. ltat
ssslfk asss ha Uasaaasaas 80
4 - . y. q g..
aassa NsslI.a4 ~ aalatt $50
- = 60 l4sst.ss : scssssasa =
"a 4 eas NEaaarf -, aaa a frasaasstl.
- - 49, = 80 tsss ft.Iaad - A. hsaat tss
sases aa4 ntses9
- -. s,Ises l.g saaass1la
81 . -. r. y. aaa. = b..
III. ts,,t,s aas.a Iasr=a ta thhals. ttaflaassstla
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uArCuELOR,s HAIR DYE,

DARKER under National HOTEL sjo receiving
ard email Sacheors hair dye, which
universally conceded be The hest aricIe for coona the h
without tnury the skip hcaui fu Jet black
recommend the and sAFssr dye In use
Park cas- Fancy and Perfumery Store,
Dec s-pof9. Under National Hotel.
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a. MBHDTOERfES. LACE GOODS tSc.-~Ihe subscribers
y day full aud complete stock of the above
goods styles embracing all the novelties the
vhicn the of the ladies respectful invited The
following $ a list Of the Leading articles
25 Maltese ehsmzstI and sleeves in sets
25 Maltese collar-tts and sleeves do
Is richly embroidered muslin sets, Valences trimmed
dn do do
rs do muslin collaretts and sleeves
$50 French embroidered muslin collars
15 do cambria collars
IS chly do cambria skirts, for open dresses
$50 do do pocket hands erchiefs .r
T5 pieces Maltese iaces and edgings all widths
400 Vale0ces laces, ndgings inserings
SO do English thread iaces, edgings, and inseTtngs
rs do cambria bpuncngs and rulings
rs do swiss musns, huunciBgs, aud bands
400 do embroidered dimity bands
so pairs embroidered muslin and cambrc sleeves
25 dozen long and short black lace mits
Also illusions, laces bobbnets, linen
bcs deed musns lawns and lace bandkeaiefs,
gloves, hosiery, &c.
sep 3--3tawiwir HooE, BROTHER, & co.
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tuiuCtsI. A,Ef3, Cotos, and isroma w. BAKER CO.'S
u American Vanilla chocolates
which premim have been awarded by the chief institutes
The Union sale by all the principal groceries in
go uuled states md By their agents:
sussey siurray York aud Twels Philadelphia
houias 8ruEge, Dudley
a'dtn 2. H. Howell Georgetown, ID. c.
WALTER BAKER, ACO.,
Ap3-IEy Dorchester
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American Artists Union.


E Artists Union would respectfully the
United States and the Canadas that for
pose cuvans for the fine throughout the
with view Of enabling family TO become possessed Of
gallery of engravings
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
they order their
engraving and thus not only give employment to large number
and Others but inspire among taste for
Of the purchasers of their engavngs when
$50 900 Of which sold,
,2JO 900 gifts of the actual cost or SI5O,OOO.
purchaser dollar engraving therefore,
engraving richly worth the ticket which
entities him of the gifts when they distributed
highly finished engraving beautifully painted in
will be five dOa worth of SPLEEN
selected catalogue
mail or express
together with specimen Of Of The
eupuvings, b the Office OF this paper
For actually worth that and
gift ticket will Immediately be forwarded.
AGENTS.
The counee believing that the of this great national
will materially
prise intelligent ard perseverng agents. have resolved
with such the most liberal terms
wishing become by sending poaid) 81
receive, of mail dollar engraving gift ticket
catalogue, and all other necessary information
completion of the the gifts will be placed in the
of the purchasers be distbuted
which will be throughout the United States and the Can
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N sNREsUws ~ FAaA !
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sases, st sna fs.Ga sasH
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g'ssv nsskafs sMa sc q a.
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philadelphia College of Medicine

the winter session Of Tins win begin October o.,
4
iectus both Ia the winter ard
Degrees are conferred In March sud july,
Fees nH course SCI Perpetual ticket $50 MatdcuL
ton Is Graduation Zee, as 10 wh0 have attended two
another Institution, 3d. Including gaduaon fee.
and
OF every student Examination daily W the professors
ip3p each facilities this school equal
TO any in the county. For further Information, addrcs
e. HOWARD RAND, " u Dean,
luG S,ub Nutb street Philadelphia.
Aug --laywpS iay5A
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FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
tAE 4 W.
Jos. =. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land 0nce.
r-1rI.t, M mn T. p,Tprritr W AJts MIRA

Under Congress approved Sd March, 1885, euuted"An
rights settlers herein
toned" pre- empuon aued over the bovcnn
toned alternate the
made PRIOR the e ~ allotment, II pnYcp up
dollars fi 'iu'e
public aud by the act approved I'sh
March, lS5l The relief settlers h,nds
purposes, who st"d aud Improved
hovp-uamed srCuOus PRIOR g. tue date o rhdrGdi w 66 EN-
the ordinary munum plce Of tho ubir
a rate dollar i've
proven fixed the cubic
Therefore every right presumption any
section ahdye nsuuont under the
net OF 81 March, settlements
under
27th March, s5I d 20 the date ~ phhdra
al likewise entitled
ernunn under the 2th March 1885, any the above
lands osc of limits directed be restored entry
on Inc syt cni Loui, esrab
ISL he same 10 h Of the aud
nropeT land ofct therefor the dyEd
is law practicable after seeing m notice aud before
hr y anuolned public market of the
lands embracing claimed otherwise such claim will be for
eied.
Acting Comm 'ssiOner Geusral Land ONCE
Sen i7--laVl3W Int and Star.l
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Ill - 900 4 esa rsa~et ss wkst boss s4ea
sri~ctga SEA ate sgaatef eafs "a - thN @@eess
eshotfy NAFgaf aHs ~ sssA tNs~ns 80 ~
s,u.ss ~ satns a. sg tWaNss tsx e.eR faf sos
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.ss.st hsissss s4se Fa-f ssss~s a nwssea isess
Gees esaseass sRste ~@ffAH~s ~ ssf A@@f& ~ -
49, %fa q fntees
$1,000 sssssfsaes a. apyssgss HNeh
49, az aast aasSsas q ~
An sS~sask ! : aessas 3 y s. sss@sss psasHs
slssgFW say ASA
III - tAxae 80
NOV s--ea4a ksswssA lass 40 ttSs
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Tickets SI0--haivas So luarteu W 50.
Certificates OF packages OF % whole tickets, Sl50 o.
DO do % hall do % m
% do ~ 80
shares ia tbe
viii receive The prompt atrbuun sad
will be sent immediately Her % - oHsf
j.. BUCKLEY,
yov9 nj
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tb-r received 100 barrels eastern apples. such
Greenngs, Badwins, aud Russets fine delivered all
sound Private families boarding house and hotel keepers will IND
IL their advantage give call.
Fine yelldw 0tions in barrels.
Also New Jersey white Mercer potatoes
j. DOUGLAS a. CO.,
Nov 2l-co9w Feed Store I'd street, n avenue.
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.s1&lk AafTos UNITED states NAIL sTEAssss.-
ION, Gspt f. n. F',rn: aEs.XSS. Capt T. fis-
These stop a, Southampton both going and returning
PROPOSED DATES OF sAiLiNo-issA.
From New York From Bremen.
iiernanh. Saturday, Fs6ru.ryas March ~
Washington Saturday, March rs April "a
Hermann .ssiurday, April AZ Mayis
Wasnn.g'oa...' Saturday May y; j !as 10 10
Washington Saturday, July ls August A.
H.smao soi = saturaay October a. Novsmbsra
Saturday j.
Washington. wedny Mar washington. wedn'y, Aug 10
Wasainsloa:., 4pn . Wa.hlnsion.'.. :, Ses il
Hel@san'... July - HERMANN. 3, 1855
For freight or passage apply q 70 H. SAND as South ,SY
O. a hEikEkE EN- Goa Bremen ,
WILLIAM IsEiis, Havre.
Poly tesnnio College Of the state Psnnsyivanin,
Penn sqaars, Philadelphia
THIS 2" the plan q s CSs
education 10 students intended for
ENGINEERING, MINING AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME-
CHANiCAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS.
The next session will commence on Monday Sep:
FACULTY
Mathematics civil engineering, Professor selim H. Peabody
Meiurey and industrial analytical and agricultural chemistry
: Prot. Alfred l.. Kennedy, VI ID.
engineering, geology w. H. ID
Thomas A. NJ
Mechanical philosophy principles OF machinery, Profs
Peabody ana Kennedy.
Terms session, Si5.
Mochanca achitecura typographical drawing Pro John
Kern, $40.
n Spanish, Prof V. De Amarilli
Gcruan, Prot Is II. Entrup
he analytical laboratory for practical chemistry open daily
scademca OF j. b Boucher,
3D. provided which and less proficient students
Sdd,aaaa q study. boarding
technic College, Philadelphia -
MATTHEW NEWKIRK,
President Of Board Oft Trustees.
JONI MCINTYRE, Secretary.
Aug -WedSataTueslm
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NOUNrRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT have rem, several
of ground attached situated
Kendall Green' Little than mile noheasey from
The CAPITOL
These and convenient with cellar, wood
she'd and stable EACH and excellent hand
The beautifui overlooking OF the city
q fun view of the Capitol.
line permanently established
aud twice day Kendall Green and the
Presidents square, leaving at and D. m Returning,
Centrg Market where makes 9x 3k
Rent--Iwo hundred dollars
he houses taken for inspection,
b. spyng W. suekey who lives Cottage street, N.Y.
f r i idepcr, the premises.
July a3-eodu
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PARKER's FANCY STORE.
a n supply Of goods suitable for the
our new stock 70 be very choice and very Desirable and We are
setting At very low prices Among which are
LsBrss EXTRACTS:
Jockey Ciub Musk, Jasamne yoletc Heoopc,
Boquet aud sixty other odors
TOILETTE soArsi
gross q Windsor soap
Taior's transparent wash balls, kc., sc.
coNBs HAIR, TOOTH, SAIi-pRusHxs.
patterns Engish Froueh and
Shell Dressing Comb, India Rubber Comb, English Horn and
pARKER's Fancy and rcrfamery store,
uoUss.ES Gas, ATTENTION Thinner sets, toilet
~ sets set, sroakers and housekeeping articles
Being close
public any OF the above articles
Ny stock of paints oils, glass; vanishes brushes ieks, gold
leaf everything thereto Is
all persons IN CALL
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articles sold amia by giving
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p SAN bills made with m must be settled monthly.
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Fine yelldw 0uions in barrels.
Also, Jew Jersey white Mercer potatoes
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Military shaving cnkcs,
Bafger hair shaving brushes, &C
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