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United States Patent Once,
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,N petition Of James VI. Putnam James r..
Putnam deceased Of New Orleans Louisiana praying
Of granted the James r. Putnam the
May 1871, for machine
ing Of harbors, rivers" Se
from said patent which
the 9th day ol May, 1855
ordered tho said petition be heard the Patent Once
Monday, 23d day Of April I2 O'Clock, and all
notified appear show any
why said petition ought not 20 be granted.
Persons required file the Patent
Ofce objections specially
days before the day OF hearing All testimony filed by either
be used the said hearing be taken transmitted
plicaion.
The testimony IN 18Th
dispositions, and other relied
filed in the Office before the Of the
guments, IL any, within days reaher.
Ordered that this notice be published in the Union, lne
Eencer, and Evening star Washington, d. c. Scientific Amer
lean, New York Evening Argus Philadelphia Pa
Ohio, week for three
q he 2ad of April the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents,
p s-Ediiors papers please copy
bills Patent Once, containing this
Jan lt-law5w
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THE FORMAL OPENING OF THE
SECOND ExuIBITIoE or THE
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute

win place Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.
on the Sth Of February, 1855
promotion and OF Manufacturer Commerce. and
the Mechanic and Useful Arts
The contributions the Exhibition already and
every indication afforded full
The made grand scale The main hal
of smith Institution
admirably adapted therefor and supplied with
cyhng conducive the safety, comfort
huors and vses while The approaches from all the city
have been greatly improved.
Persons Of and friendly its objects
admitted membership this Institute II between the
fourteen hey be admitted junior
The required Initiation S and
81 ihsreae and the latter imitation fee OF ST. and
81 thereafter.
For the School Of Design members junior
charged 81 of four months.
members the privileges Exhihion.
Members tickets admit member and lady, member
children wife member and children and
members tickets member and
otne required to for tickets as follows
Single admission %
Gsnemans ticket, single so
Ladyt ucket
The Office Of the the Exhibition the northern
the Smithsonian daily from y
until where all business connected with this
prise will receive prompt attention Written communications
should also be addressed TO the undersigned.
THOMAS C. CONNOLLY,
Jan 97-eo3t Superintendent.
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United states Patent once,
Washlngton, January II, lass

=
IN petition Loring Worcester Massachusetts,
praying extension II granted TO hiR Tue
10Th day of April ls m improvement IN wrenches,
or from the expiration uf sad patent which akss
place the 10Th day Of April lsa5--
heard the Patent nfhCe
Monday, % of April IeS5 Al " O'Clock and
all notified and show " hey have
why said petition ought 20 BE- gransd.
Persons opposing bs extension required 20 Ole IN the 'sieu
once objections pecsy forth in ieAsl twenty
days before s ~ al testimony hed BY either party
be be taken and transmitted ~ &c
codauce with of the oce which viii be furnished ON a
plication.
The testimony uNhe case viii March
1855 depooHs, and oihrT relied testimony,
be hed Ia the office before the ui that day the
arguments. " any, within days thereafter
Ordered alaO b. Published The Unon, ntel
and Evening Washnginn c. EvennE Arrus Phi
sdepha Pennsylvania cisnhs American, New Yok and Bos
Boston, Massachusetts. m three successive
the % day q Ar he day q hearng
0. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of fafeuts
sEdors uf the above viii please copy, and seud
hills the Patent OHce vim conaihina this notice
la--laM3w
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hoiders redeem by aor-
must II residing beyond United States
knowledge the before minister penpoentary
dases consul eoasul
appointed United
eoany before the officer OF Of county
chief magistrate o corporation
Ircsia,ns m Unted States acknowledgment
fore public
apponed BY governor Of Virginia, is sufficient.
thr certificate be delivered.
@. w CLUTTER, Asdior Public Accounts, Commission
:. n. PARKER, Register. of the sink
GEO. W. MUNfoRb, sec'y Commonwealth J ing fund.
heHsosp, vrginis, December 81, 1884,
Dec 3i-d3m
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ron THE wksT AND soUrH.-BALTIMoRE AND
OHIO RAILROAD.



EaBropsd arranSsas for hus-Imgortai eAahse ef eAsd
nle.
VHE completion Of railroad between Wheel
ing and Coumbus uHiung does, BY short and direct
(and North and southNes gives greatly increased
through travellers that direction On after Mon
day, November "a ltSa, the trains viii b. follows:
FoR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast daily direction. Fnst; mail
uuin leaving Camden station Al instead Of 0'clock a
heretofore Except Sunday arriving Wheeling 80
Second, the express uain leaving AZ instead Of P
heretofore, asd through 10 Nbeehng in about
hours, reaching here 10 IS THIS train will stop Wash
ngon Junction, sykesye Monocacy Bapers Ferry, Martins
burg Sir Johas hun Cumberland Piedmont howierbufg New
FeuemRn Pennington, and Moundsvtlr only
wood and and Both these trains make prompt anu
Central Ohio
bridge, Zanev Newark Columbus Cincnnah Louisville Day
Sanduky T0edo Detroit indianapolis, Chebgo 81 Louis
sc Passengers leaving Baltimore BY will Gin
rnnali for dinner next day; express ey
there Al y the meat n being kept bat Que night on he Toue ~
Passengr for the Northwest
points, with the the Cteye
land and PbuE railroad all times when The Ono naylgabe
ia mail HI 7, a. m,
Reiunug Wheeling folows The express
m, reaching Baltimore 81 the mail Train
~ II - p M reaching baitimoe ~ y y N 49,,
Through tickets by boat from Wheeling for Cfncnuau Madison
Louisville Louis will be sold at all times
when the OF water will admit
Through tickets Baltimore and Washington and all the
important and In the West sold the ticket ofcc
Of the company.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
train, leaving Camden saon viii take pasengers f.,
Wheeling II as, midnight; Cumberland 10 5 and
a Baltimore al u p.
The Fredsriek accommodation u Fedeck
diate places, will at daily, Except sunday arriving
Frederick a. Returning will leave Frederick at D.
arriving Baltimore at " 80,
Tbe Eicu's Mills accommodation will be daily, (eIcePt
Sunda,s) folOws
Leave Elcous Mhls at J 80, a. m, aud o 80, D. m
Dec l4-df
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Yesterday bin q similar character again passed
He moved 70 reconsider the vote the passage Of the lat
Ter bill, il having been superhuoas Of legislation
The motion was agreed TO- and The bill indefinitely
postponed
Mr. STUART wished 70 submit a similar motion in ~
aon 70 the bill passed yesterday for the relief Of the Pine
Grove Academy in Louisana similar bin had already
passed The motion was agreed 10 and the bin inde
Mr. DAWSON submitted a similar motion IN relation 70
the bill which passed yesterday for the relief of William
hib6ey the claim having been provided for in another
the table
INTERNAL nPasvENESrS
On motion BY Mr. STUART the Senate proceeded 70
the consideration Of the bill making appropriations for the
improvement Of the barbors Lakes Ontario, Erie 81
Clair HurOn Superior and Michigan which had been re-
ported from the Committee Commerce with an amend
ment The bill apPropriates five hundred thousand dol
lars for the Improvement Of harbos the above lakes
hundred thousand being for ST. Clair and Huron con-
hned and hundred thousand for each Of the others
these several Of money be expended under the d.
each Of said lakes require il The amendment re-
ported BY the committee Is 70 add s250Oo for Lake Cham
plain.
The bill was debated al some length by Messrs Hun
TER, STUART, WADE BELL, and Others when
Mr. HUNTER moved to postpone It's further eonsdera-
ton, and take up the Indan-appropriaton hill
MesSrs. BAYARD and RUSK spoke in favor of the mo-
ton, and Mr. SEWARD opposed IT, The question being
taken, the motion was not agreed tyeas IS nays 26as
follows:
YEAS Messrs. Adams, Allen, Bayard, Clay Dawson,
Evans, Fitzpatrick, Gwin Hunter Mallory Mason Morton
Petit Rusk, Sebastian, Toucey. Weller, and wes-ls.
NAIS-Messrs Bell, Benjamin, Brainerd Cass, Chase,
Clayton, Dodge Of Wisconsin, Douglas, Fessenden, Foot
Geyer, Gillette james, Johnson Jones Of Iowa. Jones Of
Tennessee Pearce Pratt Seward Shields Side Stuart
Sumner, Thompson Of Kentucky, Wade, and Wilson'S.
After long debate in which Messrs CLAYTON SEW
ARD, BAYARD, RUSK, TOUCEY, BENJAMIN, STUART
and Others participated,
Mr.. BAIARD moved TO recommt the bill 70 the Com
mttee Commerce with instructions to report il back
with specific appropriations for the several harbors and
other works the lakes mentioned in the BILL for which,
in their Judgment appropriations ought to be made which
was agreed to-yeas "a, nays l7-as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Allen, Bayard Butler, Clay, Clayton
Dawson, Douglas Evans Fitzpatrick Gwn, Hunter, John
Jones Of Iowa, Mallory Mason, Morton Petit Rusk
Sebastian Shields, Shde, Toucey, Weller and Wells24
NAYS-Messrs. Adams Bell, Brainerd, Cas-, Chase
Dodge of Wisconsin, Fessenden Foot Geyer Jones Of Ten
nesee, Pratt Seward Stuart Sumner Thompson of Ken
lucky Wade, and Wrght-l7.
On motion, the Senate adjourned
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Mr. JONES Of Tennessee. I would suggest 20 the grn-
ieman that the House has repeatedly sustained that mo,
on. Perhaps be win DO well let his question OF order
20 until the session, when doubt not Be viii
have il oyerruled
Mr. CAMPBELL There great many Of ns here al
the present session who will not be here the next
The question was then taken striking out the enacng
clause o. the hill and agreed 10
On mot0n the committee then aud reported lis ac-
ton to the House
on the question Of agreeing the report Of the commit
tee 70 strike out the enactng clause OF the bill the yeas
and nays demanded and ordered and the question
being then taken, il agreed to-yeas 20, nays "a
So the bill in effect was rejected.
RESOLUTION SUBMITTED.
AFR. HARLAN, Of Indiana submitted a resolution calling
the Department OF the Interior for information relative
the Of money paid James Miller and FsVtA-
eaoA directed by the Senates amendment the treaty
with the Nenominee Indians; which considered BY
unanimous consent and agreed To-
ON notion the House sdjo1rned
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DOBINsos-s PRACTfCFs.-Ths Practice of Jus
n England and hr unitsd Sesi by Conway Robinson
o. Richmond Virginia Vol !. Price, - jus, pvsished
Fcb FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Redemption OF virginia 81. Per Cent. Deb.

Redemption OF Virginia SIX Per Cent. Debt.
THE OF following certificates OF debt issued
NiIgina edeemabe the eth day March, 1884,
afterwards within period exceeding fifteen viii take
the sinking tud
general assembly Virginia. the 26th
March, 1885, will proceed first OF April, 1885,
the said certificates the treasury OF the Commonwealth
aforesaid The holders OF said certificates reqSred the said
APRIL surrender the office the
whether surrendered the thereon will
that day
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The suciency Of guaant2 proposals be cehed BY
Judge of record and by postmar the following oh
ces, and Others:
Oregon Territory pomasters Of Oregon Ciy Astoria.
Salem, Linton Subimity Portland Albany, Willamette Forks
Dallas, Cincinnati, Tnaiun Plains and Corvallis
In New by posmasers of Santa Fe, Donna Anna
Taos and Albuquerque.
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IN CONGRESS OF THE U. STATES.
Thirty Third Congress second session.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1855.


Mr. SUMNER presented the credentials Of Hon Henry
noS elected BY the legislature Of Massachusetts, to al
the vacancy occasoned BY the resignation Of Hon Edward
Everett who elected for the Of six years from
March 1858 and Mr. w having appeared the oath pre-
scribed BY the constitution administered him and
he took his seat in the Senate
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UNITED STATES MAILS.

DRoPOsALs for carrying mails Of ths United States from s
september, Ii Ol July, tht
Territories OF OREGON and NEW MEXICO, vii % received a
Coaunct once Department ciy y
WnhihE0n a. June, less BE- de
day and In herein
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rosr oruoS DFr.RrHsST, February 2, lass,
Feh 3-waw
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The undersigned, residing al -, Stale o., under
take that the foregoing bid for carrying the mail route No
accepted the Postmaster General the bidder SHALL PRIOR TO The
LIST day September 1885, thereafter be,
the required Obligation the service proposed, with
good and sufficient survies
with knowledge OF the obligations and liabilities
assumed by under 2h section Of the OF Congress
of July p 1886,
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(Signed by two guarantofE.) }

The undersigned, postmaster Of , State Of --, GER
es, Office that he acquainted with the above
and knows them be OF and able 10 make
good hsir guarantee.
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Mr.. MASON stated that the 4th Of August 1854 a
bill passed for the relief Of Lieut. W. d. Porter Of the
United States navy and received the sancton Of both
houses u Congress and the approval Of the President and
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Eadrs are ys9nesed sxA~Ass carxf2iy ne ~sv~ra~s
Orms u reposals, &c, aaaeAsd 70 thss adse-s'se~l
5eui From welaon, by Halifax. En6sld Bsssissose
Rocky Mount, Jonsxb Drpo<, Wdvon. NscA
Creek, Naha.u, GsoldsbOxe, EvsretssiIIe, Mount
olive. Falsons Depot. Bear 6vs@p. W.ssss,
Strscklands Depot rearhy's. WsnAsngson tspos'
Sils~'s Crsek, and Rusgaw Dept. 10 wn"ms-
ion l6s rn,ics end bsrk. twscs daily
Lave welaon daiiyst ~ m aDd I'm.
Arrv. nj W ilmsrx,on dAiIy by u m ard - s"'
Lssve wirn,.stoo daily = s q m asd - M
Arrive a wsldon d.Aiy by "A IN and am
seaa Prom Weldon. by Qaaahsy ssd Wss1s'as
,lcspa Is uas's~ srA back, sroe vsss-
Leave Weldon Thursday af - MI
Arr,,. Al Lsstieson dxy by - o.
Lrnv. IItSistes Thurudsy - . M
ar~,4 - WrsAon asy BY Up m
ss,s ra., w,don bv 1atkson, Rsch bquAss, kexabA,
'o'' Ha,.i and w,ndsor, ryncatA. ~ n''ss ana
bsrk shres wcek
49,. weldon Monday. "Wednesday, saA Fndsy -
.,vs ~ Plymouth am< days BY p -;
Leave PfymousA TnssAsy, fAarsAay, - s.s~sasy
etSsw.
Ary,v. II wesea aas Aays BY pn-
| saas From EufsA ~ SesslaaA Nsek, P.mysa- -
to-. Whitman ss~A. ord GasassrS hsaUA = k5y-
mouth. II r.lss - hnak. tAsss un@ = 49,
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Washington City 10 Weldon,

Washington City 10 Weldon,
N C.
Alexandra TO Gardonsyil'e
Richmond and Petersburg, by
Lynchburs, TO Bsounts-
vile, Tenn.
Richmond TO Densslie. ......
Richmond, by S'aunfon, 70
Point Pleasant and Guyan-
Harpxr's Ferry 70 F,ocsssie. /.
slnuntcn 10 Psrkerbarx. .-.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Branches from Baltimore and Chico Railroad, tS96, 49S7
sses $3.50 $685. Su7S, and 3l05.
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4e0i TO 45UJ ssu6 10 s-aSs,
s.s5Y To <s.sS
4e3t 4S3s 10 a~Stl
ASA 10 1857 ASS 80 srol
ard 5iis
ASA and 4sla 4sess 10 a|ai
1907 70 ls07 &90e to 1888
SCOT 10 sNs3 56s,4 10 5til5
l5itvand Sill Sii9 70 SIZE,
5iNs 10 si17
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From Cranberry Summit, by Gusemans Store,
bmadonvdle, and Harnedsburg, TO Pennington,
Pa, - miles and back, once week.
Bidders VIII give distance and sche iue Of departures
and srrfvss. Proposals tor semi-weckly service
are invited
From Cnrksbnrg, by Lumb-rpors, 10 Shinns,on, ~
miles and back once week
Leave Clarksburg Saturday, at II m;
Arrive nj Shnston sam. day by m;
Leave Shinnston Saturday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Ciarksburg same day by III a M
From Carksburg. by Quiet Deli, Rornne's Mills,
Peel Tree ard CAREERS Store. TO buchanan 2-
miles and back, twice y week.
Leave Clarksburg "Wednesday and Saturday at m;
Arrive az Buchanan same days by i2m;
Leave Buchanan Tuesday and Friday al 3 am;
Arrive al CiarksbssrE same days by p m.
From Ciarksburg by Grass Land, overfcid Melon
and Philippa, to Burnesvilie, IS mes end back,
once week
Leave Cha ksburg Friday etTa
arrive a. Bufncrvilc same day by Z pm;
Leave Burnesyiie Saturday All am;
sriveat Cafkshurg same day by pm.
rom Cnrssburr, by Inst Creek and Japslew, 10
weston, ~ mtes and back SIX times week, and
supply Went Mllferi BY side maj, twice week.
.eevs clerksbur dairy, e1crp, sunday, . m
arriFe o Weston ssu'e days by pm,
Lave Weston daily, oxcep, Sondsy, at : m;
arrive a Clsrkshurr Wy IL m.
'rnm fas'lne, by Msrsdnh's Tavern, 70 Morgan'r
Ridge, miles and back. once week.
Ieeve Pnlstine Saturday at | . m;
ainve 2, Inorganic Ridge same day by 5 p m.
Sea'e Morgnn's Ridge Saturday Of sam
arrive q Paet,pe by ~ M.
ron Prun,ytdwn, by slmpson's Creek, Pleasant
Oreek, Philippe, Calhoun, Barker settlement,
sha Leadsviile, % Beverly, ~ miles and back,
hTes times week
ave truniyiown Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
dsya6nm
pNitNs 81 beverly kans days by spms
AaN. - r
| Gam;
pIuve At Leeanville ssrnr days by Slam;
Lesdsvllls Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
msi ann
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Preserving Fruit by HerIRetIcaIly
SnnIin0


Mrs. BateEam gives the following direc.
tions, in the Cnliiuator.
First select good fresh fruits or vegeta
bles; stale and fermented articles can new.
er be preserved, Vegetables decomposine
quick, such as green corn, green pease, as.
paragus, should be preserved within six
hours after being plucked, particularly in
hot weather. Berries always within twen-
ty-four hours. Peaches, ounces, pears,
apples, should be peeled, and the seeds re-
moved before preserving.
Vegetables should be partially cooked
irst,-such az corn, peas and tomatoes,
should be boiled a half hour; asparagus, a
quarter of an hour. To the vegetables, add a
half pint of the water they are cooked in, to
the quart.
Fill the can with ripe fruit, adding, il
desired, little sugar-sinply enough to
render the fruit palatable-and set it in a
vessel of water, (warm or cold.) , Let the
water boil, and continue boiling until the
fruit is soeH heated through.-suy for half an
hour. Direction has been given to simply
4et the water boil but such direction is de.
fective, as at this time the fruit in the cen.
tire of the vessel will be scarcely warmed
Sh. uld the vessel be then sealed, fermen.
tatioh will take place. The heat must thor.
oughy penetrate the contents Of the vesSel.--
AS soon as the fruit is sufficiently heated
seal the can, and the work is done. -.a..
Another way is to make syrup of two
pounds of sugar for every six pounds OF
fruit, using half pint of water for every
pound Of sugar. Skim the syrup as soon
as it boils, and then put in your fruit, and
let it boil ten minutes. Fill the cans, and
seal up hot Some make syrup to every
pound Of fruit--and some use only quarter
of pound of sugar to pound of fruit
while some use no sugar at all.
:, To keep peaches, pare and cut them up
If thrown into cold water, they will retair
their frmness and color. Heat them il
the cans as above-or, boil them ten min
utes in syrup. In this way, Strawberries
raspberries, cherries, plums, peaches, &c.
&C., may be kept for any length of time
in the same Condition that they were sealet
up and with their favor unchanged. Fo
small fruit, it is best to make syrup with
out water, and boil the fruit in 1t for onl,
few minutes.
Tomatoes should be boiled and the skir
taken off, and then placed in kettle ant
brought to boil, and kept so ,Dhile filling
the cans.
The following is receipt for the manu-
facture of sealing-wax:
Take : ID. Rosn, ! lb. Beeswax, and
OF. Shel!ac, melt and stir together.
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% RAVENNA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1855.

SEC. 8. No person of foreign birth who
shall claim the right to vote by reason Of
naturalization papers issued to him from
any Court in the United States, shall have
the right to vote In any city, town or place
in this State, unless three months at least
before the day of election he shall produce
to the selectmen of the city, ward, town or
place in which he resides and has his home,
his said naturalization papers, and the said
selectman shall enter in book kept by them
for that purpose, the name. of said person,
the date of the issue of said papers and the
Court by which the same were issued; and
if it shall appear 10 said selectmen that said
papers were in due form, and were issued by
a Court having jurisdiction of said matters,
and that the person producing them is the
party to whom they were issued they shall
cause his name to be entered on the check
list of such city, ward, town or place, and to
be continued on said list so long as he shall
remain a resident of such city, ward town,
or place, and entitled to vote therein.
SEC. 4. IF said selectman shall be Of
opinion that the papers SO produced are not
genuine, or that the party so producing them
is not the person to whom they were issued,
they shall not be required to make such en-
tries in such book, nor to enter the name of
such person on the check list as aforesaid;
but said person having SO produced and ex-
hibited his papers shall not be deprived of
his right to vote by reason of his name not
being entered in said book, but his right to
vote shall be determined IN the manner it
would be if this act had not been passed.
SEC. s. All acts and parts of acts incon-
sistent with this act, are hereby repealed.
SEC. 6, This act shall take effect from
and after its passage.
Approved, July IA, 1866.