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e OF Il A q T. q ROVE l. ANDS .
PRICE SIS PER ACRE,
HALF CASH & TIE BALANCE IN 4 & 2
YEARS WITHOUT INTEREST.
10000 ACRES.

Consisting mostly Of smooth rolling prae situated the
country the Mississippi St Crox
Rivers in central locality, within two hours ride ST.
FONT Douglas. Hastings Alton, Hudson, Red Rock
all aodng ready and accessible markets produce
These land: situated In the Oldest and best dis
rct in Minnesota. The soil Is rich black
Western Railroad completed from Chicago Madison,
WIS., aud in progress thence will
time be pushed forward the Mississippi River
Crdy PIT Prescott and PIT Douglass and through
on OF these lands to ST. PAUL. These lands will be sold
quantities (n" less than 40 acre) To suit purchasers.
st. Paul. July 10Th, 1856. HENRY MCKENTY,
jyl2-d&w WITT Dealer In Real
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..Ths Old Brown Drug Store'' usual a blaze
glory. Read the adv. and then We arr not right
A. Meneey's Sons, Troy, N. Y,
some Of the best Bells America.
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Republican Mass Meetins.-A Republican Mass Meeting
he Minneapolis, the 2i OF October next
Republicans all parts invited attend Good speakers
wi be n at
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d NJ MURDOCH, WARREN BRISTOL.
MI Il DOCH Il BRISTOL.
Attorneys at Law.
Red Wing, Minnesota Territory.
REFERENCES:
Hon. A. ". Moss Lrpckpor, ". r.
Ex-fsov. waslsbWne, Worcester Mass,
J. W. Bass q Co.. St Pant.
Marshall K Co., Bankers, st. Paul,
Barrett, King Co., CbfcsFo, Illinois,
J. Murdoch. Chicago, Illinois. sea-lxvtf
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job Printing office.
TINES BUILDING, ST. ANTHONY STREET.
uAvlN'i recently stocked
PRINTING MATERIAL,
prepared to do ali kinds OF
JOB WORK
the neatest possible Styles rates,
cautiously be done
rory.
experienced wcrknen superior facilities, and proper
regard To the hops give sasac-
lion to all who with their patronage.
All kinds and descriptions of BILL HEADS, CIRCULARS
CARDS. PAMPHLETS, RLANKs, Books. POSTERS COLOR
ED PLAIN INKS. LABELS &c &c, neat
workman like manner. In fact. every kind Of
PRINTING
N department, will receive special attention.
We are continually in receipt
New styles of Type,
and intend to Keep only improvements Of the
ase'' but If possible get peg ahead.
TN. NEwsoN CO.
Once of the ST. PAUL MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
ST. PAUL. September 9Th, 1885. :
adjourned meeting the st. Pau,
Mutual Insurance Company held at their office this day
the following gentlemen elected Directors
Alexander wiikin, John S. Prince
Alexander Ramsey, Geo. A Swift.
Franklin Steele, william p. Murray,
Thomas B. Winston, Geo. W. FArrinsio'A
Alexander Ramsey, Geo. W. Harrington,
Alexander wilkn, William p. Murray,
ALEXANDER wILKIN, President.
GEO. W. FARRINeToN, Secretary.
N6RMAN W. KITsoN, Treasurer.
sel7-sm GEO. W. HARRINGTON, secy.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
NHE Partnership heretofore existing under the
l. lie h Co., is This day dissolved by mu,u. consent.
Il. LOCKYER THOMPSON.
co-PARrxERsHrP NOTICE.
THE uni. rsicned have hip
Arm HAsIETr THOMPSON, at the old star Of Richie
N Co Twill
Sept: ii, 1855. R: IocKrE Eli a rnoSPsox.
WE daily receiving are prepared
at lower continuance Of old customers
anu the patronage of new at all times happy
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.
District Court. 2nd District RAMSEY COUNTY,, SIS.
Paul Z. Dorsey, Summcns dissolution
rs; on articles of Co-Partnershp.
To Henry C. Welch, Defendant:
You are hereby sunonrd and requested to the
ONCE Of the Clerk OF this Court for the County
the said on the subscriber. his once
IN the city of ST. Paul. within
IL complaint within the time aore-
said the plaintiff in this action will the
Of This action: d. COOPER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
September ~. 1855. seI7-w6w
CHAMBERLAIN, EDDY L CO.,
HAVE JUST RECEIVER,
Al lie fOKT STREET EMPORIUM,
A Choice Lot Of Butter. Egg. and Apples;
MORE OF THOSEt DRESSED DRIED
PEACHES;
Fresh Fruits in Cans:
HAMS:
GrsndBrnk &c. &c-In fact erery fhiro soufe,
MARSHALL Il CO.,
Bankers and Exchange Brokers.
Cor. Third and Cedar Streets. st. Paul.
VXIIIL deposits, exchange deal in Land
w Warrants and loan money, and make Investments for
non-residents.
REFER
e. H. Rogers Co.. so W all street. New
Keen h Taylor. l0i Walnut street, Philadelphia
NJ II mcs & sons.
Kinney, ESpy & Co.. matt.
Bans "f No.. ami Darby 4 Barr No.
M,rae Bank. Chcaro.
" Cnr~ita X Co.. tsxIens.
slag= Savage, Quincy.
ANOTHER FRESH ARRIVAL.
sCEtNED by Express another HATS Of
SSry les and alf;a
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ST. PAUL BOOK BINDERY AND BLANK


BOOK MANUFACTORY.
Ihrdsf. between innesoa and Robes-sfs orer B. Pyes
ieJs Grocery AMI Prorision Store.
IHE UNDERSIGNED. having completed his
Ruing and Binding, is prepared 10 Blank
Books OF description, Ruled
pattern. With without printed headings.
prompt attention paid orders County
" Music. Magazines, Pamphlets &C.. STYLE
Packsees containing directions tning
BIZ Heads, Shipping Rned order.
au24-f J. A. VI. ROISINGrON.
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Republican Meetings i'm

At the request Of several citizens Of the ST. Crox Valley, the
following meetings have been called:
Saltwater. al MONDAY, sept. 81.
At Marine Mills on Tuesday, $ pit. IS.
Taylor's Falls. on "Wednesday. Sept. 90.
he held O'Clock p. ". OF each day
be addressed NJ s. WILKINSON, Esq, q. A. NOURsE,
ESD, and others.
Y. M,LEAN Chairman Rcnll. Cent. Com.
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A CARD.
I'D. e.. PRICE,. DentfSf-

Row rrs'y Z" wait rr~o the people Minnesota his
rvns Cornls Brothers. Store On Saint Anthony
su~e'' au11-ff
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DISSOLUTION.

L
TNHE Copartncrsh;p heretofore existing
Proper and Carlos Wilcox name and firm of
Proper Wilcox. this day dissolve. by
The business will be continued hereafter by Carlos wx
the Land Once Building, the as
CARLOS WILCOX
Minneapolis. July LIST, 1879. auJI-tr
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LAND IN THE VICINITY OF
w III 1 TT BEAR LAKE.,
. 000 ACRES, AT 50 PER ACRE. CASH.
~SOOO HENRY MCKENTY.
81. Paul, July nth, 1880. jylS-tf
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Miss Baker, Thiri street, prepared do all kinds
Millinery and Dress Making. directly New York
aad Is posted up In all the latest styles.
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A. Perse, Attorney at Law, and Agent
having resided In the Territory time,
acquaintance with all matters pertaining lands
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EWPIKE Hal LIE
INHiS HALL, which well adapted Concerts, Lectures
&c Is offered to terms. Inquire Of
- -
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- Shaw Hsrre have exceedingly store, filled
with all kinds Of desirable articles Drop
them.
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HOYT SETTLEMENT.
E0 ACRES of excellent Land miles ST. Anthony
w and miles from St. Paul.
HENRY MCKENTY.
st. Paul, July l7th 1865. jylS-t
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Mackubn & Edgerton. Bankers, doing good
In Exchange and Real Estate This Is reliable firm. ON,
wnslow IIou.e, Ne. Z.
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Fowlcs Wells, CT New York, publish great many
tu books but the real merit these books is
fully appreciated.
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS.
Fail Styles

ID X obs, HATS, CAPS
BOOTS. SHOES AND CLOTHING,
Reoetr'd this day, per Steamer Navigator
THE subscribers hana' stock Of fash
fonahle Goods and will sell them low
retail. CUANgIJy 4 MORO Az
Saint PAM. Sept. 6, 1855. scI0-t,
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TROY, n. ". BELL FOUNDRY,
JONES s. HITCHCOCK PrODri efors

MNNCFACTtRE and Keep constantly Bells TO.
wi Churches Factories, Steamboats, Houses, Prsnta-
TONS. Lc"ni tive and RsIroad stations hung
Pat mt Rotary foke' WherIs- Frames. Torg
pie Springs attached To the ClaPper which
warranted In please and satisfaction. Letters addressed
to rs at Toy RTns Co., N. Y, shall have
tention. auSl-Iys
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70 NV. Bass Co. exensSc business tbs
Icvee Bsss himself host while Messrs. Lewis
possess business qualifications of a order.
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~ w. Ingworth, Jackson and Fifth-sts.,
short notice repair watch
article Of either wish To buy.
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70 John Lorrain Co., Commission Merchants Steam
boat Agents, Gaena, Ill.,, will do business you desire
their way with promptnc>s. Try them.
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No's' Enpre Bes. s.. Anlhony street, has become
te"' piseS "i resort Ladies. .es>
"e"i' Fo>sf'\ ran, iht M i.hts gsO,i>
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Patterson Dentist, in Empire Block. understands hi
business ana viii make. pull, insert teeth
Persons In want Dentist, should call him.
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,. Jones Hitchcock. Bell Aanuf n,
will be b. Avertseni In another
pared 10 furnish articles IN their line
Bells unsurpassed IN tone and finish.
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- "My kingdom for horse!'' Very well, IL you wish
good good vctuals, y. A. Bisseil,
caters for both man and beast.
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boRuP & CHAMPLIN.-Sha say any thing further o
these gentlemen? They Interchangeable
worthy the Confidence cf community.
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}. A. Roberts does up painting branches, in
ceent style. To really know what he does
his adv
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u. Z. Ucwitz & Go. largest oes, Be-
Dealers 1t will do hurt To examine their you
buy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-19
PERSONAL.

'...Antoinetts Brown is not the only reyer-
end among the gentler sex, az we see among
the names OF the ministers who are attending
the yearly meeting Of Friends at Newport, n.
l., the names Of Phebe Biship, of Can ada
West, and Mary Ann Fisher, of New York.
....Rev. Mr. Smithett, rector OF Christ
Church, Boston, has been fined $40 for kick.
ing ont three panels Of tie church door"
1.-THE journeymen printers of Cincinnati
have formed themselves into military com
pany, being the first organization Of the craft
IN the United States. In the Mexican war
plumbers Of them followed the national colors
to battle, to victory and to death We doubt
not they will march 10 line and in column
with credit to themselves and to their country,
and, in case of invasion, chase the enemy be-
yOnd our borders.
....A little girl boosted to one OF her asso-
ciates that her father kepta carriage. "Ah,''
was the triumphant reply, Only father drives
an omnibus!' This rem nds US OF the asec.
dote of tho boy who bossted that his father
owned horse. EYES," said tho person ad-
dressed, "and my father owns horse, and
saw, tOo.'
1.-The Singapore East Indies) Journal Of
Commerce of April II ssys:-We have to an
nounce the departure 81 he following passen-
gers On April Is, per Wids Awake to New
YoIk-Mr, Hogg, Mrs. Tarlton, DR.. and Mrs
Lane and child Also left, on March "a, per
Konning den der Nedsrlanden to Batavia
Mrs. Hayes, Miss Catherine Hayes, and La
venu Bushnell.
....Grace Greenwood has taken to swearing
She said Of an old mill which had gone 10 de-
cay, the water having dried away ia the sire am
that lit wusn t worth q dam"
....In Europe, the people take off their hats
to great men; in America, great men take of
their hats to the people
....Commander Bresss, Of tho frigats Con.
gresI, Mediterranean squadron, Hon. J. Hos.
ford Smith, of New York and Gen. Herr al
OF Nav York, are stopping at Wizards hotsl.
....A private letter from a distinguished
citizen Of London, dated june Let, mention,
that the medium, Mrs Hume, whose late ply.
sical manifestations in private circieg in Dos;
ton were so remarkable, lis astonishing and
frightening many persons in that metropolis u
....A man named Llewsllen died lately at
Ellsworth, Ne, in humble circumstances, who
is said to have been own brother to Lady Rag.
Ian, vito of the British commander in the
Crimea, aud to have been wounded in the
battle of Waterloo, where hs was an officer
under Wellington.
....R. Richie and wife have recsivod S6,
500 damages from the South Side (Va.) rail.
| road for personal injuries.
....Hon. II. III. Bugs (Whig) declines the
canvass for 1selection to Congress, in rennes.
see.
1.-THE Hon. Pierre Soule, late U. S. Min.
ister to Spain, ia at Wizards hotel, in this
city.
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"IBE CoNSCRIPT 4 TALE or THE EzrIx1. /"
By Alexandra Dumas. New York, Strineer
d Townsend; Washington, Frank Taylor.
As the preface Gays, the Conscript is better
adapted 10 Cur 6reside than other works Of
The author, being free from those descriptions
OF life which sIs cot in accordance with
these admitted in this country The strictest
moIalist may safely 90 through the whole
story, which is that Of country people in France,
among whom it is generally admitted by those
1ho have looked into it, ths. thsrs is quite as
good morals as among any cultivators Of the
Soil and villagers Of any country.
The story of tis Conseript answers the dou-
bic purpose Of describing life among snail
cultivators IL tie departments OF France, and
the exciting events during the invasion of tina.
country which put an end to the empire under
Napoleon the Fist.
The opening Ct the book ia beautiful, and
the train of thoughts which follow is just and
philOsophic.
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OFFICIAL.

FrdnkIin Pierce, President Of tie Ulised States O.
-arnertcG, to all ~hOn il IDGy concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited Il
me that JOSH SASCHEs De A RED. has been ap
pointed consul of Venezuela for the port OF New
York, do hereby recognise him as such, and de
clare him free TO exercise and enjoy .uch functions
powers and privileges as are allowed to the consul
Of the most favored nations in theUnted States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letter
to be made patent, and the seal of the United State
to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand, al the city Of Washington
the 10th day of June, A. ID. 1855. and O
Il. 3. the Independence Of the United States O
America the seyenty-Hinth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President:
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary of State.
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Meteorological 9epor.-smithsonian Insti
tuition June 18l5
Barometer. Thermometer.

The Preble.-The following is o list of the
officers attached to the United States practice
| ship Preble, which will sail OF a cruise from
Annapolis, Md, on Wednesday next: Joseph
T. Green, Lieutenant Commanding; Robert II
Wyman, Lieutenant B. T. Gallaher Pur,er;
John Ward, Passed Assistant Surgeon; VIM.
II. Parker, Master; Samuel r. Franklin, Mss.
ter; William K. Mayo, Acting Master; W.
McGunnogle, Passed Midshipman There v ii
| also be about eighty Acting Midshipman on
| the Preble. She will touch at Norfolk to take
in stores, and then cruise along the Northern
coast.
a Resignation, Promotion, and Appoint.
ment.-J. Il. Heath has resigned his position,
as Waterman, in the Tteasury building, and
| VIM. d. Cranpsey has been promoted to the
place thus vacated; and James Poole has been
| appointed to the laborer's post made vacant
| by Crampsey's promotion.
4 Light House Keeper Appointed VIM
Cotingham has been appoiut ed assistant keep
or Of the light at the Breakwater, Delaware,
| at $500 per annum.
The Naval Academy Board has been dis
solved, having concluded its examination Of
the season Of the candidates for promotion as
passed Midshipmen in the Navy Of the United
States.
| Removals and Appointments in the Navy
Departmental l.. Chaplin has been ap
pointed Waterman in place of James o. With
ers, removed.
Samuel Simmons has been appointed mes
seDger in Bureau Of Ordinance and Hydrosra.
ply, in place Of A. II Cation, removed
Postponed The opening of the bids fol-
| the construction Of the Custom House ut Os
wego N. Y, has been postponed until the
Is Ia July, proximo, for want of satisfactory
bids, we presume.
| List CT Patents issued frem the United
States Patent Office, for the week ending June
10, 1855-each bearing that date:
Jos. Adams, of Fairhaven, Vt.-For i'm
provement in stone saving machines.
Horatio Allen. of New York, N. Y.--Fol
/ Two m0tl0n cone valves
Avery Babbett, of Auburn, N. Y.-For ma
chino for cutting irregular forms.
| Uriah Beebee, of Oakland, Mich.-For i'm
provement in corn planters.
Henry BoyntOn, of Hinesburgh, Vt.-Fel
| reciprocating railway propeller.
Jno Ii. Cooke, of Bremo, Va.-For improve
ment in railroad car seats.
| s. Park Coon, Of Milwaukee, Wis-For i'm
pIovement in apparatus for replacing railroad
| cars upon the track.
Richard +. Cook, of Troy, Ala.-For i'm.
proved fish hook.
l.. G. Evans, OF Spring Hill, Ala.-For i'm
provement in plOughs.
| Jas P. Fennell, of PHILADELPHIA. Pa.-Fo,
| improved coal screen.
Geo Fetter and JOS L. Pennock, of Holmes
burg, Pa.-For machine for cutting the insid,
hold of shovel handles.
Arasmus French, Of Waterbury, Ct.-Fo
Improvement in springs for hinges, &c.
Abram G. Fanstou, of West philadelphia
Pa For Improvement in scaffolds
Robert K. Gray, of Charlottesville, Ind -
For improved expanding block for horse col
lars.
Stephen Gorton and Francis Morris, o
Crawford county, Pa.-For improved stumI
machine.
Geo. W. Hildreth, of Lockport, n. Y.-Fo
improved mode Of hanging bells.
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Col. KINNEY AND HIS EXPEDITION
publish elsewhere card from Col. Kinney in
it has encountered from the Government /,
bears date the day before he sailed
Mr.. Fabens this morning obtained leave
from the United States Court, to leave town
for temporary absence, upon condition that
II Col. Kinney turned up, he, Fabens, should
cems back upon a telegraphic notice
We can assure the District Attorney that
the Colonel sailed from this port in the bark
Emma, for Jamaica, W. l., on the 9th instant
and that there is no probability of his being
seen or heard OF in these parts until August
or September.-N. Y. Zee Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-19

ODD FELLowsHIP.-James L. Ridyely, ESQ
grand corresponding Secretary of the Grand
Lodge OF the United States, left here on Sstur.
day In the steamer William Jenkins for Bos.
ton, on special mi ssion to the Order in Bri
fish North America. The official vista tion
was ordered BY the Grand Lodge of the Uni.
ted States, at Its last session, with view to a
closer and more effective administration Of the
Order in the British Provinces Pbis snno;nt
ment Is by the Grand Sire, domestic aff]ictjon
precluding personal visit on his part-BaI.
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Orris O. Hill, of Malone, N. Y.-For i'm.
provement in doors.
Robert M. Kerrison, Of Philadelphia, Pa -
For improved piano forte action.
John L. Kite, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
improved hot air furnace.
Joseph II. MarstOn, of Philadelphia, Pa
For apparatus for taking stereosoopic photo
graphs.
Felix Miller, of New York, N Y.-For i'm.
provement in fastenings for carpets.
Jeane Pierre Molliere, of Lyons, France -
For improved machine for cutt ng leather into
strips, for boot and shoe soles md heels. Pat
ented in France ] July q. 1853.
Jonah Newton, of New York, N. Y.-Fol
method of securing cutters to rotary discs.
Royal Parce, Of Pitcher, N. Y.-For ma
chine for cutting locks and tapering ends Of
wooden hoops.
W. D. Parker, of New York, N. Y-For i'm
proved ice house.
David Pierce, OF Woodstock, Vt-For ma.
chine for manufacturing wooden ware.
David Il J. X. Pollock, Of Lancaster, Pa
For fan blower.
Lowell 7. Richardson, Of Worcester, Mass.
For socket handles for chi:els.
John Richardson, of Buckeystown, Md
For improvement in producing intermittent
aooeleration of motion, in harvesters, rakes
DO
Harrison D. Reynolds of Pendleton, Ind
For improvement in cleaners
John W. Russell, Of Springfield, Mass.-For
improved chuck for turning eccentrics
James Selby, Of Lancaster, Ohio.--For i'm
provement in seed drills.
Albert S. Southworth and Josiah J. Halves,
of Boston, Mass For apparatus for moving
stereoscopic pictures.
Sylvester Stevens, of Boston, Msss-For
Improvement in rotary enpirea
Peter Ton Eyck, OF New York, N. Y.-For
improved self-scting brake for vehicles
William Thompson, of Nashville, Tenn
For sslf-opefating circular gate.
Levi Till, of Sandusky, OHIO. For improved
brick
Charles F. Thomas, of Taunton, Nass.-For
Improvement in steam boilers.
Albert NJ Waterhouse, of New York. N. Y
For Improvement in hose couplings.
Alva WOrden, of Ypsilanti, Mich. For i'm.
prOvement in joints foF stove pipes.
Jesse N. Bolles, CT Philadelphia Pa. az
signor to Ill. J. Ockerhausen, Of Baltimore,
Md,-For improvement in joints of pipes for
artesian VOLS.
George L. Delaney, OF Mount Jackson. Va.
asslgnor to Reuben Allen, of Shenandoah
county, Va For improved mill dress
Thomas Hcdgson, of Brooklyn, N. Y, as.
signor to Robt. L. Wright, Of New York, Ny.
For improvement in the manufacture Of arti-
fclal stone. Patented in Engla and, May 9,
1854.
Marvin S. Otis, of Ro,hester, N Y, assign.
or to Charles Rumley, OF same plsce-For i'm
provement in machines for boring cylinders.
Isaac II. Steer, of Winchester, Va assigner
to Henry Carter, of Pittsburg, Pa-For i'm.
Provement in making nuts. Ante dated De.
cember 10, 1854.
heiSsues.-Henry Carter and James Rees.
CT Pittsburg, Pa.-For improved nut and
washer machine Patented August IS, 1851.
The Current Operations CO the Treasury
experimentation yesterday, the 18th Of Juno,
thare wsro of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Depa,tmeut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-19

AMERICAN PHONETIC JOURNAL We have
received from the publisher, r. p. Prosser,
cincinnati, the July number of this journal
As It's name implies, it advocates change of
ortnogrsphy in our language to accord with
the pronunciation. AS an illustration, the
words "has been burning ever since, :" are thus
rendered: "hsz bin burning ever sins"
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e~,TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR
g. The article which appeared in the star o
yesterday evening denying report which appeared
IN the Organ regarding a spree between two sisters
is incorrect. Mary, IS can be ascerraided at the
Magistrates Office, was IA fault, as cross charge.
were made, and CeIia's ease was dismissed, while
Mary was fined e. w. Il. SAYS they are net sister:
which they are, though Celia GIsouns any relation
ship Whatever. G. W.
ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-19

KNOW HOrHISGIsN An extra session Of the
Massachusetts, State Council Of Know Moth.
ings will &c held On the 2S:h instant, TO re.
ceive the report Of the delegates to the Ma.
tional Council recently held at Philadelphia
The secret obligation will then Do thrown Of
and grand mass convention will be called,
to meet al some central locality. to take ac-
ton on the course 10 bs pursued in the exist
ing political crisis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-19

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newspaper stamp duty in England, new jour
nails and weekly papers are springing up in
every direction in that country In Man.
chester, whore year ago there were no daily
papers, and only three Of any kind, there are
now going to be FIVE daily papers, in addition
to several weekly aad semi-weekly ones