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~ PRESERVE Your HAIR-It is a melaschoi,
ana startlnS iact that quite q large class of the
America people are bald, and that tao ut an oarIt
age and it becomes those afflicted to pause .i, eI
anime the causes of Galdne and then the ,e,u,G,,
!" EmersonS american Hair Restordtirep stands M
is ier that purpose 1t is Indian pre- ara
the hed Jan. end whe ever seen bald hsaded In
disnf such thin has pever been known.
, Ace circuiars to be had Of Druggists, giving mar
ticulsrs. eNe F~
Price 81, IN ri .;e bottles
soid in Washington and Georgetown D. C.. by al,
the principal Druggists, and by Druggists generslly
throughout the United States nd Canadss
Washington, D. G. s'"''
9. +. FISHER 4 co. Propristors,
NO. ~ Superior Street, Gier-lspa, @
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As-A CARD.-since the proprietor's recent Labors
tory engagements, he is able to fufn his numerous
riders for LYONS KArHAaoS without delay. This
peerless an i!nmcngeT popu a. article fer inyigor
ating and besu,ifyius the Hair, Is sold b. every
druggist through ut No; tn and South Ame1i q
Europe, AMI the is N Is Of tas ocean No article
any kind ever obtained so extensive sale ia all
parts of TIC world.
Let thcfs now use
w no never used before;
And those who always used
M rlo
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is YOUR LIFE INSURED q

TINHE OLD ETNA Insurance. COMPANY. NJ
4 Hartford, Connecticut, will insure on LIVES
oi or travelling In ell parts Of the world
81 rates Of premium, which have been adjusted IN
40 most equitable scale, au which sre 10 ser than
those OF most .other con- pan;es. Trayeln . les !,
totn hoeisi and 81 tsnsEe. The system. is plain aa
EASILY mt derstood
Those wanting Insurapce, viii find IL ere.tv ~
TIER interest by taking Cut policies in this Com.
psny; particularly for one or seven wears. az ,he
rates are very low. See Prospectus, which can he
naa az once on Pa avenue, doors east Of the Ma
tonal Hotel. Letters promp. " after ed N.
aug S-lm% POLLARD WEBB Agent
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TO THE LADIES

IL T. NfER, at tn. Sign Of the Blue snd White
L. Awning, Penn sylvanis avenue, between stb
snd 9Th sre:ts, Is selling of The following &c DDS at
cost:
Bonnets Of all kinds; Flats; Rihsnif; Lece good
OF every description; Embroidered Collars and Hsnd
kerchiefs; Hesddres es, Dress Caps; and great va
riety Of other goods.
have determined to sell out my present stock 10
make room fer Fal Goods, SO that those who wish
to get toe bes: bargains must come first.
aug 9-eo3t
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READ

'HILT0N's PATsNT IMPROVED GUITARS s,a
l. VlOLINS.-We have bfen ap; ointed sole sz,rt
ios Iiton's Patent Improved Gui ars and yiolps
ana have just received the first invoice, to viii n
Invite the atten ion OF those interested.
Persons having old Guitars and violins can bay.
TINS woncerful improvement sttsched Ly spriicc
ton At our store.
Old instruments taken in exc snga 70. pew.
JN0. r. ELLIS
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10Th ST
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ard ha said had better walk I walked to
Third and Lombard streets. No attempt was
made to operate upon my teeth until he COM
united the outrage upon my person; was net
conscious that Mr. B was preparing another
Hald In S. 600 TO answer at Court.
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PIE RA0N

...' Daniel Z. Sickles, Esq, Secretary Of
the American Legation at London, arrived in
this city last evening He is stopping ut Viii
Iard's.
80. General Ney, son Of Marshal Ney, died
of cholera at Gallipoli
90. Jerome Bouaparts and son, OF Balti-
! more, were being received at Paris with all the
honors of princes of the imperial family.
80. A friend In New York writes US that
difficulties had occurred between Madam Son.
tag and her husband, before their departure
| for MEXICO, in consequence of supposed inti-
macy between the former and Pozzolini. This
may account for the dark insinuations noticed
in the Star of yesterday.
80. Mr.. Ashburner, of West Philadelphia,
died of cholera, at Cape May, on Sunday
morning last. OF course, this is another evi
dence that there is no cholera at Cape May.
.... telegraphic dispatch from Boston An.
| nounces the death of Mrs. Chaplin, mother Of
Rev. Mr.. Chaplin, of New York.
a complimentary benefit Was given last
evening to Madame Thillon, at Niblo's, Nes
York
80. Henry Peck. one Of the oldest merchants
of Milwaukee, died on Friday.
80. The Irish papers record the death OF
the Rev. Dr.. Lord, bishop of Fillmore and FL
phin.
.... Prescott, the historian, is engaged in
writing history of Philip tho Second, of
Spain. Two volumes are to 10 issued very
soon, and the others at intervals of two years
between each volume, the work being COM
prised in six volumes.
'.' Mr.. Bateman, the father of tho Bate.
man children, has been fined $500 at San Fran
cisco for his late assault on Frank Soule, edi-
tor of the Chronicle.
80. In the late statement which appeared
in the New York Herald, relative to the per-
sometle of that establishment, the fact was
omitted that Bennett had engaged abroad six
English reporters for " ma paper" The SER
vices of sprightly English woman have been
gagged as the special Washington correspon-
dent Of the Herald during the next session of
Congress. This is a prudent move; for his
satanic msjesty will thus DO enabled to SANDER
members, Senator'S and other high official
dignitaries, behind the protecting @gis of q
pstttcoat
80. Rev. Gardiner Spring, Of New York,
preached his Jorty-fttA anniversary sermon
in that city on Sunday morning last.
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AS-sPLENnID PIC1UREs-Thoseof our readers who
desire to psaa through splendid Gallery 0, Pictures
should not fail to pay visit to Plum6's Rooms on
the Avenue He haso exhibition there some choice
SPECIMENS CT the new art Of DaSl.Treotypina IL. Oil
There Ii portrait executed, in this Iast styis, Of
President Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
artist, every liaeamsnt thereof giving Iaelke ex-
precision. Mr.. Plumbe u reckoned among the first
Daguerrean artist Of our time. mar 30
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~ USE HAMPToS's VEGETABLE TINcTuRT- Rav,
you Dyspepsis. Liver Complaint, Nervous Dsbilit,
diseases OF the Kidneys any Loss Of Power and Dis
arrangement OF the ,ystem2 We but point YOU tr
the Thousands who have used the GREAT INyIGoRa-
TOR
In proof of what We say above, We refer YOU &c
Hampton's Vegetable Tinctur4," and its effects
TIE SfAhsoscoPy.-Thss beautiful iustru,n.nt-
and wonderful as beautiful-hss been seized upop
~ TIE llguerreoty pists, simped, and put b. tort
the public for general adoption On viewing tn.
application OF II to DGguerreoype pictures 1t is hard
TO restrain ones warmest nthusias,n, 30 as.onish
ne Is the result produced The object of vision
through the Stereoscope is no longer picture: n
has Gil ihe linsaments and peculiarities, and prss
ance OF the living subject, only less In size The
completeness with which this is done must be sen
to be believed. the snly place thst We know of IN
.ne city w I, stsreoscOpic psgusrreopes can Re
procured IL WHIfEHURsTs, on Pennsylvania Avenue.
The world Is indebted to Professor WHrATsrosr for
TINS beautiful invention, which equals, In fact what
we only read Of In the fabulous miracles of Prisr
Bacon. W 'A-'
The BEAUTIFUL Daguerreotypes described above.
are da1iy sold at WHTfkRUKsr's GALLERY. Penusyiya.
MIA avenue near ~ street -
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TUCKER, THE MuRDERER.-Thee xnmina.
ton of Tucker arrested for the m urder of his
child was commenced before Coroner Ball and
Mayor Lambert at the Brooklyn City Hall on
Monday morning. Nothing new has yet been
elected. Tucker affects Inconsistencies of
having committed any crime, and seems en-
tirely Indifferent. The Advertiser or Freeman
newspaper of which he was the editor, has
been discontinued by the proprietors.
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PRESERVING KETTLES

LAkG!i assortment of Por claim and bell metal
"A FRESERPLNG KETTLES have Just b.-n re-
ceiFed, together with large assortment Of Ecuss
keepers Hard SGre, all of VIII ch are eff ,ei On req
scnsbie terms by the subscriber.
JOS. L. SAVAGE,
Pc. avenue, between 10th aud llth SITS.
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY. )

VNHls beautiful burisl place # the dead having
just be- deoi ,ated with appropriate ceremonies
for The purpose Is open for the reception ~
remains OF drc csed persops.
The MAUS0LEUM las capacity for a hundred
hodles, In which such friends CT the dead As NAV
for the graves.
The Plan of the incorporates is q equality In
regard to the lots Wal h will be put UP publicly
for sale. hut can be taken privately persons may
dcsire them.
Applications 70 be made &C the Cemetery Ofics NJ
the sntIanes of the grour is ore mile and hsu
north of the Capitol. Nm. S. HUMPHREYS
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LATER FROM TExAs.-By the way Of New
Orleans we have later dates from Texas but
beyond reports Of various skirmishes with the
Indians, there is but little news Of interest.
The crops were turning out finely
Indian Agent Dodge was holding a talk with
the Narvajoes, at Santa Fe, with great cere.
mony, but nothing definite had been arrived
at
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~ Jol SHLINdIoN receives all the New Books
and Newspapers ~ fast e. published. He is egent
for Har. srs and all the other magazines, ana cur
readers will always find q large and goos se.ort
ment OF Blank Books and etatiocery at his Bo,fk
store Odeon Building, corner off street. ana Penn.
sylvanis avenue. aug ~
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GONE TO WORK AGAIN.-The strike for s. a
day by the mechanics in Charlsstown navy
yard, has ended, and they have gone to work
at the old prices-s2 80 a day.
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CHOLERA At ST.. JoHs.-There were 22l
deaths by cholera at St. John, n B, and the
adjoining parish of Portland, during the week
ending at noon on the Sd inst.
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MoRK MYSTERY" THE GRAPEsHor. THE
New Orleans Delta says that the bark Grape.
shot, after having been at anchor for two
months of the mouth of the Mississippi, finally
cleared on Tuesday in a sudden and mysteri-
Gus manner
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a The Star can b procured at an early
hour every afternoon, in Baltimore, at the
news stand corner Of Charles and Baltimore
streets.
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DISSOLUTION OF cOPARNERsH1p.

DISSOLUTION OF COPARNERsHIP.
1'HE undersigned respectfully announce to the
l public that the business hitherto conductef bv
the firm Of Forrest Newman is herewith dissolved
by mutual consent. The business hereafter will be
conducted by 2. ]. NEWMAN, who respectfully soil
cits CONTINUANCE Of public "a tronage
All per ons indebtei to the firm are earnestly re
Gussted to come forward and settla their bills a.
'ariy date rs possible, il is necessary that AL
on standing accounts should bs settled I'm med ate
Z. j. FORREST,
P.J. NEWMAN.
WASHINGTON, D G., August 9th, 1854.
aug 9-Stk
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Il - EAsfMAE's H1ADAR1 REMEDY has psysr vs,
:ilsd to cure SEX Reaaache. Osl ips psoor OF tbs
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TROSCOPTa.

nRS. BROTHERS & GRAY, the celebrated Ger.
IL man End lnlisn Physicians, have estatli bed
permanent medical 0fios In IN. city II RstIcore,
r Z e acc accommodation OF ;bsir rstlents n Mary.
iend The boltors can be consulted ~ their ofhcs
every Monday. TUESDAY and Wednesday, from g.
N until 10 p m.
Office. 10 Pace street, between Lexington EnG ssr.
atogs SITS.
Also, at ther principal Office, at Washington, D.
T., on sou'h street, On Thur-osy, Fridsy and Sal
urday, opposi the Smithsonian In stitution, wher
they have had large and successful practice for ths
last four years. IN the treatment of all chr mic dis
eas snd thcse diseases produce. by the old scho oil
Mineral Physicians, by the indiscrimina'e ef
Mercury, Arenic, Antimcny, &c. Happily, for suf
ferers their practice is msnifetly injurious that
1t is now gradually on the wsne, and must IN q few
yesrs sink into oblivion. COD ia bis infrte good
ness has given to suffering nsn practice Car supe
ripr. and 81 GA :hst there Is yet Balm in Giesd
We fst.er ourselves that all who favor US with a
call, We II, without skiing single question, tell
item their complaints and symptoms, ard guaran.
tee an easy AID speedy cure. A decided sdyant.s,
we have ever other medical men, he In the manner
determine tie nature and location o. the diseass
which js by the urine. We require ut least two
ounces of the first in the morning
Office open daily Tor the sale OF their Family Nedl
cir-s. arrS-aoIns
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PISTOL GALLERY

NENTLEMEN fond Of Shooting are respectfully
" informed that C0PP has opened Pistol SsDs
~ on Pennsyivanis avenue between Sd ard ~ 81
ana near the U. q. Hotel, next bouee to the 3ns
dial, up stairs.
n B-The Pistols are superior, ard no chars
for instructions sng l-2ss
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I oSr-Ieeterdsy evening, betv e.n and oclk,
IL PoRIEAoNEALE. containing The f 10 wing
notes, ns; one Srswn BY Jno VI. Dorsty for sl7;.
~ james frssier, one for $50 apd SCI so. dated
Nay I'd, at and months, in favor OF X. c. STE
ssns. ana three pntes drs by Jno. Goldin. IT. fos
Soz 10 eacn dated June 2lst, at 3, L. aud moutbs,
IN favor Of p. J. Stevens AIso sna "a, 81 -
srss.er fcr S236 end some cents TIE pu bic is her.
ey cautioned not to leg otate the same as ps, melt
mas been stopped. TIE finder viii copf,r . IayOr
saa oe suitably rewarded by leaving it at the StG
otu sbo etn st eets. 2-if
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Collectors Once, August /, 1854
NOTICE TO Ia X.SA ERs.-lE-
IN DUCTI0N FOR PROMPT PAyMENT-Sotis
hereby given that the xes for the year 1854 As
now due, ana payable at this offics; and that %
duo Ion Of eight per cent Is sTowtd bv Law for tbs
current year IL paid on or before the Sist inst.
B. ]. ROCHE,
suS <-sow = Qolle,ta
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BIO 76 Chambers : treet.
N E YORK,
PIN E0 & co

IMP RrERS and JuBBERSoP
1snnons, yeivetsi Feathers,
Flowers, Laces, &C.,
are new receiving q large md complete assert.
ment Of ..' :.
- FIch Millinery Goods.
nsch they are enabled to ssi at ,hs lowest nrJoas
ana on me mort favorable terms Those who nur.
use US may ssve one profit 1t lesH as yery near
~ cur eo0ds are received direct from the msnufsc
~ RSxHNBIR TIE NUNRER, IA
% Snsmners tteet, Let door west of Broaasay,
oPPoSlrE IRVING HOUSE,, n Y.
q. o. pIHNEo, r q chaps s.xuo,n.
aug 9-Sm I. way
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MI oNkf TO L0AN.-Any person having q soolN
Nl Plane, for which he or ahe has no immeIiss
use at present, can obtain loan Of $50 upon r. IS
fecurity from the advertiser, who will take COOL
care Of IL. Address 1T Y :" at this Office sta M
where the Instrument can be seem
iy 2S-tf
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So REWARD.

susyei CT stel,p iron tie sossoT.
H[fSESXk3 bsr on Friday. suguFt 4th, eight 1na
large cows In COED nd'jcn seven
--A with orDs. end one Buffalo.
let etavtsr y Rene, year Old heifbr, vsrv
hard -oma Sc :oth body, small besd and neck, her
tests uneven; Buffalo. inside fiIed.
"a. 4 large yellow Cow, with loas horns, and .
very large long lag; or 10 years old
81. A browpish red, squAre biz, heavy quarters
nd thin neck. with Q white stripe ou the back
l,pg broad horns, and q bob tall, from 1 q 10 two
feet long, with one test smaller than the other;
year Old. ,
hack, crumpled horns. heavy bod, short legs, and
hsudsome beg, she is about seven or eight years
old
81, ush. red r. y.res Coz very handsome, Of
90 a size very elbow fkin, handsome round tsg
ana teats. handsome horns aeoat selea or eight
9TH. A Fight red cow, With rom. whit, spo.s on
her tall body and meek, sharp. crooked back, hish
shoulder hofes, hong. shsr7 heres, q hsnaeoue bag
and test; about years old.
I'm A yrrs large yeilo~i white CIV, vi h -nne
Eight red a, ots shcut her, With hat dsome sqUsH-
bsg and rather stub horn she IL sS nj seven y-srs
old.
some brind.e SPOTS on Der sides fat sides. high aud
sharp hipt. with her right hip esp KNOCKED Of snt
hair the top Ct thu broken hip for the fiTe OF
cent With a very large long bag about hire or Ten
yesrs old, with horns
Whoever will return the above named Cows 10
the subscriber. the corner Of aud 10Th streets
east, Navy Yard Hill. -hsll receive the above -
ward and the than. Of the owner
aug STE z HAI6HT.
ID A l. J K C q O d s.-Just received 3
III large as orment OF real jet Brace ts, Necsla.
Bro, obes etd Esrrings Of the latest Styles,
which we offer unusually low.
~ W GAIT BRo,
.-. s.---s Sign Of the Golden Eagle.
Pa avenue, between stn and 10th sts
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lust RECEIVED At HOODS J,welry
u Store, lot of fine J.welry.
Also, very fine SILVER TEA SET, entirs, '
new pattern, which will te sold very low Call and
see for yourselves
Pa. avenue, between AZ and 9th streets
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~ The Liquor Trahic.-Rev. Jtfh'
lS YoUSs. Past Grand Wo-tby Patriarch OF the
Sons Of Tempe rce, VII Lecture on +" tn. iau,
Trafhu" ct Temperance Hall tonight, a. o'c.orh
Gene hear him. ha will Ike. J on awake lie ~
tell come thrilling incidents connected with ;hi,
business. Let him have foil house.
T. G. CLAYTON.
F. aug a-lts s'-s=-ssz IP~,dft
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GREEN TURTLE SOUP.

% TURTLE SOUPS AMI STEAKS ar
AHaS4s furni.had every day at the Forrest Hall
snd Canal Restaurants, Georgetown
Do.
Also, gil the delicscies OF the eeeson st short 10
tice. SANDUSKY 4 THICKER.
arg ste
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There will be q Meeting of
X & the Master Brictlsyrrs at Temperance Gail
next FRIDAY EVENING. the llth instsnt-
Every memher Is expected to be pre- ere as US
ness of ital Importance will be presented for thei,
conti1sra n WIN. McCULL0M,
am II Ibv3t Secretary.
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SUPERIOR SODA WATER.
mo ITn

DEApER, have you tried the best SODA Wa
III TER in the city, Ii not 60 to B0sWEiLs
Drug Store corner Mary land avenue Az 1th stret,
wher. you always get glass OF the above truly
Eesthtul, ding and delicious bev. rage, with tia
mo- delightful Straps, which rave failed 70
please tie .sste of the most fssi'disps
n. B.-Soda Powders, for making Carbonate OF
Soda Water, for sale above. aug S-2w
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AF FIRST WAED-COMM) COU NCIL -
Assrs. EduOrss Please announce CHAS A. DA
Wis rs a candidate for q seat in the Board Commou
Council from the Fir,t W. I'd, to all the vacancy O"
cssioned by the d. ath Of O s. Psine.
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CTRAYED away from the s1hs'ribsr On SUNDAY.
- the 30th ultiEao, red aud white Ruffa!o co ".
with leather strap around her neck Whoever
h "a said Cow shut up will ron favor by rpless
ing her, that she ay end h.r way home-or If they
will bring Der to Try residence North BoupdAi y
and ri street they will be literally rewarded.
aug 9-tf n GILMAN
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uu Attention, Ya8ers!-Tae months
Fl meeting OF the Company is postponed until
Id IN rHURsDAY EVENING, August 10th, when
w W full attendance ia eXp2ct.d-
sug s. q. A. eCHWAItHMAN.
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T OST-A CHECK for sos ~, drawn by Charles
i Wilkes on the Bank Of the Me'ropoi.. Tie
payment of said Check his been stop.- at the
bank The finder will bs rewarded by lsaving IL a.
ans Express 0fice, no have Leen instructed to
psy for the trouble Of doing SC.
auy o-SiS
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BLACK BRACELETS, be utiful and low
ID pricad. at LAMM0ND eth st
SUPIR'oR PIANO FORTH FOR sALR.-we Ia, :
> ut private sale very superior T-oc ave PIANO,
which Wi be sold great gain, and upon rea os
able terms. d y. CAMPBELL & co,
g. side Pa. avenue, hear 10th street
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susyci CT ttslvp from the suSscr.
sSx4 bsr on Friday. sugu,t an, eight fna
large co VS. In COED nd'ticn; seven
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dce.--John G. Mattison, Of New York ha,
been appointed to first class clerkship in
this ONCE, under act of August 4, 1854.
Kew Appointments and Resignation in tn,
General Land 0@ce.-Geo. NJ Kimberly to b,
3 temporary clerk, vice A. P. Milbar, Ist claa
clerk, resigned. ..,.-
G. Adams, temporary clerk, appointed to
permanent clerkship there. H..
List Of Patents issued from the United State
Patent Office, for the week ending August s
1S54-ea,h bearing that date:
4. D. Bartlett, of Bangor, Me.-For i'm
proved machine for making brick
Vim. S. Babcock, Of Stonington, Conn-Fol
improvement in dumping wagons.
Eden A. Baldwin, Of Elmira, n. Y.-Fol
improvement 10 tubular bridges.
William Bonney, Of New York ~ Y-Fol
improved process Of initiating marble and Other
substances. -.
Nathaniel A. Boynton, Of New York, Ny.
For improvement in air heating stoves.
Isaac W. Brown, Of West Springfield, Mass
William S. Chapman. of Cincinnati, Ohis
For improvement in preventing rsttling in
carriages.
Nathan Chapman, Of Mystic river, Conn -
For improvement In cotton presses
Daniel Close of Hammondsburg, Pa.-For
improvements in saving and planning ma
chimes.
Silas Constant, of Brooklyn, N. Y,-For I'm.
provement in rosin oil lamps.
Lewis Cutting, Of Lowell Mass -For i'm
provement In stop motion fer spsedsrs.
Joseph II. Davis, of Morristown, N. J.-For
Improvement in manufacturing pigments from
iron ore.
joseph c. Day, Of Hsckettstown, N.J.-For
Improvement in fire. arms. "r-.
George C. Fisk, Of DansyilIe, N. Y.-Por I'm
proved device for growing boards.
Orange n, Frary, Of Ansonia, Coan.-for
in melodeons.
John &. Fulton. of Middleport, Ohio For
Improvement in salt packing machines.
Jno. Gemmil, of Mercer, Pa.-For improve
ment in radiators. $50.
Joses johnson, of Fort Smith, Ark. For i'm
provemsnt in brick presses.
Daniel Knight, of Salem, Ind-For i'm.
prosement in tre- arms 10. =.
William h. &eriwether, of New Braunsels,
Cornal county, Texas.-For improvement in
spring bed bottoms.
Joshua Merrill and George Pattsn, Of Bos.
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