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class (sl, 200 per annum) clerks. Of these
seven have been appointed very recently, viz
Messrs q. Lintsn, of Pa: u. L Duke, of La;
T. w. Jordan, of Cal; Thos. Cox. of d c.;
w. W. Gaines, Of La; Jno. NJ. Lsitch. of S
O.; and 7. Singleton, of Va.
Mr.. G. A. Page. of KY, has been promoted
from lst class clerkship In the Secretary Of
the Tieasury's office to q q class sI,4OO Der
anuum) clerkship in the 81 Auditors Office,
vice Whiting, deceased; and VIM. P. Patelle,
Of Ohio, has been appointed to fill the lst
class clerkship in the Secretary's Office vaca-
ted by the promotion Of Page <s -
Clerical Changes in the Pension Office
chas. R Rhe,t promoted to the chief clerk.
ship Of the bounty land division salary
81, 600.
Stephen G. Dodge promoted to the fourth
class in place of Rhett-salary $l,SOO.
A. r. Sparks, Lu:isn Peyton, VIM L. Clea.
yer, VIM. FL. Woodley, J. p Tustin, John
Calvert o. w. Marsh, CharlesJ Wagner, w.
A. johnson, and d. McCook, promoted from
the second to third class-salary$l,6 600.
Nicholas Quackenbush and Thomas P. Wa.
| son transferred from the Indian Bureau, and
B. F. DeBow and Samuel F. Glenn frem the
Census Bureau, as clerks of the second class
salary, 81 400.
III. B. d. Lane, James Morris.And ". VI.
Sperry promoted from the first to the second
ola ass
The following gentlemen have been desig
mated for examination with view to appoint
ment as clerks of the first or second class:
j.. E. Carter, Of Pa; - Chase, of Mich /;
Il. d LaCossit, of Iowa; James NJ Miner, of
Miss (; George s. Patterson, of Ohio; Fl. II.
GoodIOe, of Tenn John w. Hancock, of N
c; A v. Rofer, of No; George II. Hutchins
Of Fla; - -, of Va; James Long, of
Iii r. A. Mathews Of Geo J. Warren Now
comb. Of Mass; L. d. Nswland, of Md; X
Z. Page, of n H.; William E. Patton, of
Wis; Theodore Reed, Of Ind; D. c. Wilson,
of n. j.; Peter BosaDcon, Jr of La; -
Howard, of s. c.; John Will, of Pa; W. T
Crenshaw, CT Ill.
1t q understood that these are all the ap-
pOintments it will be necessary to make prior
TO the 1st Of July next
List Of Patents is,ussd from tho Unite d
States Patent Office, for the week ending
March b. 1So5-each bearing that date:
VIM. E. Arnold, of Rochester, N. Y.-For
improved sash fastener.
ihepphilus A. Ashburner, of Philadelphis,
Pa.-For improvement In bottle stopper fas.
tenings.
James NJ. Bot,urn, of New York, N For
polishing apparatus for watch makers lathes
AlansOn Brown, of r chester, N. Y.-For
Improvements in machines for turning, boring
and slotting metals.
u Butt, Of Lincolpton, n. C-For imp rove
nent in self loading carts.
c n. Eakin, OF West Philadelphia, Pa For
improvement in excluding dirt from grooved
railroad rails.
Elmer Foster, of Fairton, N. For i'm.
proveDent in hoop jacks for sailing vessels.
Noble 1. Greene, Of Bridgeport Gem FOR
improvement in cut Of valves for steam en-.
yines.
II. Ludington and S. Il. Supton, of Addison,
Pe.-For improvement in seed planters
J. ". Heard, of Providence, r. l. For i'm.
provement in gas regulators.
jos. Hyde, of New York, N. Y.-For i'm.
proVcG.ent il IcToS wreDchos.
Lpuis Koch, of New York, Y Y.-For ma.
chine FOR making paper boxes
Geo. Leach, of Oswego, y. Y. For improy ed
grain cleaner.
Wm. ". Guiwits, of RodgsrsvilIe, N. y
For improvement in sleighs
Robert G. Mauck, of Harrisoubur,, Va
For improved di ching machine.
Andrew Mayer, Of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
improved valves for gas-burners.
j lmes McCracken, OF Bloomfield, n Y
FOR improved evaporating apparatus
Hiram Moore. Of Charleston, Mich.-For
| method of operating pumps By wind
khJih Morgan, OF Morgantown, Va-For
| improvement IN wash:ng machines.
| Edw +. O7erdaor, OF Chattano ga Tenn -
For improvement in hre-e1tiDg gushing com.
| Frederick C. Rider, OF Providence, L.. l.
For improvement in lamps
| jesse Russell, of E!k.on. Ky,-For imn,ova-
| msnt in brick kilns.
Christopher Voter, Of Bridegroom. Ct.-For
| in pr0yemoDts in ordnance
Henry Lawrence Of New York; N. Y.-For
| improved safety ferry bridge
Frederic w. Urann, OF Saxonyille, Mass
For improvement in curtain rollers
Edward Vaughn, of Alliance, O.-For i'm.
prOvement in stump machines.
WIN. "atwicl' OF birmingham, Pa For
Improvement in door locks.
George w. Wheetiy, Of Harodsbur, w
For Improvement in caves cutters for houses
Rollin White, Of Hartford, Conn.-For i'm.
prove nent III breeca loading ire arms.
Jno q. SchoJley, o. Cincinnati, Ohio-For
improvement in process of curing meats.
James Smith, Of Menden, N. Y-For i'm
provement in the manufacture of stone paste
boards.
fred. S. Stoddard, Of Litchfeld, Conn.-Fo-
Improvement in machinery for spinning wool.
James IL. Sutton, Of Honesdale, Pa-For
i'm provement n air heating furnace
Isaac p. Trimble, of Livingston, N. Y.-Fo,
improved apparatus for operating ventilators
Caas. Cunningham, OF Nashua, N. II "a.
signor to John c. Ped,ick, OF Boston, Mass -
For Improvement in Bsnzole vapor apparatus
bsnusl A. Knox, Of Worcester, Mass, "a.
sigaes ~ Rug gles, Nourse, Mason 4 Co Of
sane yia9e For improvement in cultivators
Rs4ssiiss Martin III. Crane, of Ciucin.
natti. oaie a,gigcor to Crane, Breed Co, of
satos plsf- For design for metallic collins
Pastsssd January %, 1855.
1.SAeb2r FROST James Monros, of Albion.