Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-13

1 every ntIhnow Nothing voter will take tim,
to make similar Investigation, as it is import
ant that 1t should be assertained precisely
how many citizens have beon defrauded t.
bring about the pretended results of the 70
cent election. Neither the name of tho yotel
above referred to, nor his vote was accounted
for in the retu IN made
The Frauds Of Know Nottingham. hal
been ascertained that at one of the polls in the
recent election, votes of Know Nothings were
received who were known to Know Nothing
commissioners there officiating to be illegal
votes; and also that at another poll, Know
Nothing commissioner put in the box two bal
lots from one Know Nothing voter The par
ticulars Of these cases will be brought out by
due course Of law. We mention them now, BY
way Of showing the many fraudulent expe.
dients resortsd to in order to bring about the
pretended results of the election.
The New Detroit Marine Hospital 1.-The
| proposals for the construction of this building
were to have been opened to day, per adver.
tisenent. But no offers were made, go the let.
ting has been postponed by the Secretary OF
the Treasury until the 3Oth inst, when IL is
presumed that more than one proposal will be
sent in.
Clerical Appointments, &c.--David Bassett
promoted to a second class clerkship In the
Sixth Auditors Office, at 81, 400 per annun.
F. W. Singleton appointed to a frat class
olerkship in the same Office, vice Mr.. Baseett,
promoted, at 81 200 per annum.
The Six Range Lights in Few York Bay
The deeds to the sites of these important aids
to the navigator having been approved by
the Attorney General Of the U. s., the previ
ously prepared plans will be executed during
the present season.
List Of Patents issued from the Unite
States Patent Office, for the week ending June
IL, 1e55-eGch bearing that date:
Thomas G. Clarke, Of Camden, N. J.-For
filter
Thomas g Clarke, Of Camden, Il. J.-For
hydrant filter.
Cbss NJ. Day, of New York, n. Y.-For
feed motion for saw mills, etc.
George l.. Dulany, of Mount Jackson, Va
For improvement in mill bushes.
Elisha Fitzgeral of New York, N Y-For
Improvement in buoys for raising sunken YES.
seis
Calvin Fletcher, CT Cincinnati, Ohio Fer
improvement in supplying furnaces with hot
air
VIM s. Ford, of New York, N. Y.-For i'm.
provement in window sasheg
VIM. D. Grcenleef. of Washington n II
For improvement in fastening scyth.s to
snsths.
Florian Hesz, of Cincinnati, Ohio.-For i'm
provcment in bedstesds
NJ j. Kennedy. of Fallston, Pa.-For ma
chine for planning stsves.
NJ j. Kennedy, Of Fall6ton, Pa.-For ma
chine for jointing slaves
John c. Kline. Of Pittsburgh, Pa.-For i'm.
prcvement in door locks
James j. McComb, of New Orleans. La
For improvement IN arrangement of bumpers
for self acting bar brakes
Fred'k. NeHbury, OS Albany, II. Y.-For
Improvement in revolving fire arms
Isaac M. Newcomb, Of Eden, Vt.-For sew
ing machine.
jos. II Penny and Thomas E. Rogers, Of
New YORK, II. Y.-For improvement in pro.
pslieTs. Patented in Eag'and June 1t. 1853
John Flombe, Of San Francisco, CaI-For
improvement in euttipg clay into bricks.
Edgar A. Robbins. Of Rochester, N. Y.-For
method of tuning accordeons
Geo IL. Swan, Of Bridgeport, Ct.-For stave
machine
Orson W. Stow, of Plantsville. Ct.-For i'm.
\provement in sheet metal folding machines.
Edward a. Sterry, CT Norwich Town, CT
For faucet
Henry w Smith, of Boston, Mass Fer i'm
proved coupling for organs and melodeons
Christopher Sharps and George 4 Adriauce,
OF Hector. \ Y.-For tenoning ID schiuc.
jos G. Silroy. of New Orleans, La.-For i'm
provement in door locks.
Hosea ID. Searles. OF Rockford, I!l.-Eor i'm.
pIovement in guard rails OF railroads, 10 Re
used with prongsd cow ostohers
Samuel Taylor, Of Pesersbam, Mass For
iupro7cmoDt in plank roofs for buildings
WIN. Is. Thompson, of Cleveland Ohio For
improvements II heating wrought iron wheels
for forging.
Nathaniel Waterman, of Boston, Mass.-For
portable floating filter
Sheldon Warner, Of Ecfeld, Mass.-For
cCrvilnear saving mach inc
VIM. d. Beaumont. OF Mobile, AIa.--For
Improvement in artificial fuel
VIM Gee, of New York N. Y.-For i'm
provemsnt in soda water generators
aug w OiofeTy VI W dierOorOugn 3. u -
For Improvement in the buckets Of paddle
wheels
Jon. Grout, of Hooking City, Ohio.-For i'm.
proved self-acting cotton press.
Geo. King, of Farmvills, Va-For improve
ment in pressing tobacco in plugs
JOS Montgomery, of Lancaster Pa, and
Jas, Montgomery, of Baltimore, Md.-For
improvement in wheat fans
Joan Pio-re Molliere. Of Lyons, France
For improved machine for cutting the edges
of boot and shoe sOles Patented In France
January s. 1854.
I. W. Robertson, of Now York, N. Y
For improvement in sewing machines.
Isaac NJ Singer, Of New York, n Y.-For
improvement in sewing machines
Charles X Webb, of PHILADELPHIA, Pa.-For
improveu ,nt In wind mill
Charles De SAKE, OF New York, v. Y, as.
sisn0r t. Thomas IL. Bate, Of sane Ilaoe.-PoY
improved scrpeDtine spinner to catch ash.
Joel Northrop, Of Syracuse, n. Y, as.
signor to James D. Mather, of same place
For Improvement In printing presses
Orson c. Phelps, OF Boston, asst gnor to Orson
=. Phelps and John IIolion, OF same place =
ROr improvement IN metallic medium for FL
tsriog.
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