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Real estate for 6alf.
A BEAUTIFUL and VERY CHEAP COU

A BEAUTIFUL and VERY CHEAP COUN-
N TRY SEAT near POU 5HKEEPSIE CITY.-For sale, q
~ bet initial BRICK COTTAGE HOUSE 81 by AZ, con-
tsuips eisht Rooms Psntdes and Cellar &c, new model
House and capital Barn all In orders II acres OF rcn
GARDEN LAND inferior TO none In Duchess County adapted
for producing fruits early vegetsbes grain hney wa
living springs and brook running through the place
subdivded suitable lots and in good fence and
ehsrd consisting shout 400 choice grated fruit trees in full
bearing comprising all the best varieties Of early and afs
peaches pear apple, cherry, plum and ounce Isabella ana
Caawba cusn and goosebery bushes Two large
shade trees flowers shrubber in fact ell that be de-
BY gentleman wishing TO take the enjoyment
snd advantages Of place at full maturity The House OF
handsome architectural style and well cacu ated and worthy OF
enlsTsps or undermining moderate cost to make suita
bic very large family The location unsurpassed IN ts
section being situated the New ork and Albany
Porosd miles south Of POushkeepse Depot and ono mile
north Of Milton d. pot Hudson River Railroad and one haf
mile cast Of tho Hudson River This place situated on an
elevation Of above the level Of the Hudson River giving
marni6cept end extensive view OF charming country-fnh
hill shapmunk and Catsk Mountains The roads are oqua
10 sny State the society inferior to nome being drecty
adjoining and in the vicinity OF elegant country residences
ofProfessor Morse J. Ellsworth, j. Macy Geraw J CoLns
and W. johnson, Esqrl In point Of locality II 10 uPerof
offering great inducements TO the retired venue
man Invalid, the weknown heshiness OF the country
purity of air regularity Of climate and 6ne elevation easy
hourly by Railroad and 70 ano
from New York and Albany within q hours ride Excellent
Colleges Semusres and Educational lnstutions
eli the State and sufficiently dis
spt from New York avoid the numerous excurnons &c
that places short distance from large cities are unPeantJ
subject TO. =. r a, =.
death party formerly interested in the same aud Inned
possession given The terms very easy For parcuaf
apply or address, JAMSS oEhoI 1 D. i, ..,,;.
Also for sale. several COUNTRY SEATS with elegant in
proyemen,s also number OF fine Seat SITES with rveT views
and fronts a. prices from : IS 600 to $60,cN.
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Nem-f oork Giip Business Direetorp.
TT,HE FOLLOWING LIST consists OF Pronai'
i uept Housss In each ins Of Bus ness

TJ,HE FOLLOWING LIST consists OF promi-
Il nept Houss. In each linz Of Bus ness;
DRY GOODS.
Americas and Foreign silks.
povrN McNAMEE Co., Qmpta X Jobberlrl Brosa"sJ
Ber,in Wool Embroidery silks; fringss, S,m sI'
buttons, LsdisS Drcss Trimming o0'a ana 'u''' ~'
IAT BROS importers and Jobber' No IS John-'t
Ceptleuem's Furnishing Goods.
! n DAVIES JONES Co. (lmpts * Manu. = " aren ~
American Lamps and Gas Fixtures.
pIErZ DRO & Co, (Nanufs) NO TX "iuiam ~ ''"'
MERCHANTS. d A%fIis's SGT Broadway,
L. ALLEN a.. s'iff' i:a 1911 w.''
Artificial Flowers and Feathers new sty,es, ss7
JAMES IUCkER %gG ,.:sh. .S for ss sI %on ~
American Saddles. Harnese, Trunks, q q,
b. ~ sEGEE (ImpL .nd M.nuf) So Broadway cor lah''
n, cu.s PECK ''..'..'........No as Brcsawsy.
Decorative Artist In Frcseo, &c. s.,,,.,.
GEO. ...................'...'..'''No 10
Shsr,ss Ral.:s 2.l; Dyes.
Doors sashes and Blinds.
Mp. KIMBALL, twhOI,..s and Retail No 70 B'siman-'s
Enxrnvers, WOODY
W. ROWLAND No. IS Broadway, door above Aseof HOUSE
JOLLY L TIERS. Manu- c..........No. q Madeo,l.n'
,orrox re rn .n Ma1sow oia.N 81 Barclays.
cHAs. ZiNN Co (mporterj s. Msidsnlsnsa 81 LbertyH
GEa,e and Fepse, Mi 5..a,s: Sons, NJ.
lie
50 Broadway, door above lsth-T.
Hats Caps, and straw Good. -
@. W. J. READ (hsunfseturss and wholesale Dess'''
No leo Chambsr+st
Hardware, Cutlery Edge Tools. &c:
THOs. DOUGLASS (Manufscturer and Dsaier NO fs' Z"
Iron, Metals, &c.
BUNTING BEAN (Broksrs ....''.'.''''''No % al ~
Boat and Oar Bazaar.
From go 500 Boats always on hand liberal 20
these WHO buy to sell again .lNGEhsOLLS, <o SCUM ."
o,nuny s6s is ds.. sss R & s and
LYONS MANUFACTURING Co, OtiSs Improved fa,snti
other Rods put up tor st cents per foot'''No o0ia"
Lithosraphers.
GEO. HAYWARD. IL" w A'o"'
Looking. Glasses and Picture Frames.
JoHN 8 WIL[ARD.... No. 40 Pesrlst Chsthamss.
Lnnps, Phosgene, Burning Fluid and Csmpnene'
CHAS. STARR, JR. Co.....'''''.''.'Sos III uo1s
Looking. Glasses, Picture Frames, &c.
RICHARDS, K1NGSLAND Co......No. llo CnanocrsN'
Oils and Stearin Candles.
T. @. MITCHELL ITO " A"'
Paints Oils, &C..
RAYNOLDS GDENOE.......... NoS 100 aud iVo fuloIs~
Paper Warehouses. -
CYRUS W. FIELD Co., Wholesale Deslers) No IL Cha St
Plnpished Tin and Japanned Ware:
GEO. HODGETTS Mani ).............No los "uian ~
Paper in Rolls and Reams, &c.
EUGENE ELf.No. rs Futon-st, third door below Gold
Ship Bread and Crackers.
E. TITUS 80 " a'nnsoss-
Sperm Whale and Lard OIL.
NJ VANDERHOOF. Mani X Dea) 10 and p frankfort''
Toys and Fancy Goods.
j. AHLBORN Co., 81 Msdeu-ane, upstairs and ~ iAoef'y
watches Jewelry and Fancy Goods.
PLATT BROTHER limp. and Msnutl No. ~ Maiden lane'
Window and Plate Glass tFrcuch and Enslsh.)
r. HOPKINS BROTHERS, (lm2orters) NO. oil bafoays'
An, additions to the List should b. brought to the
Office Of 5. NJ. PETTENGlLL Co., No. lls Ss'sau-st'
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Boots, Shoes, ST.

A MEXICAN BOOT and SHOE STO5&
IA Attention Ladies' Gents, and all. Do you want ~
SHOES. and CATERS that will weul Then - ~
Grand--t. corner Of Orchard Here DO found ~
well assorted stock Of every variety Of Ladies' Gn@
l0f 49, and 14i; Misses and Chidrens TO ~ tho -
pesSe the eve: Boys and Youths Caters aud ButtonH
also Patent Leather and Calf Boots; Cent? Congress ~
toned Caters; LadisS and Gents Toilet slippers.
AZ JOEL SAMaI5, Props-
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HENRY II. Lggps Auctioneer-By X. II. LEEDS CO.
~AJ'F of RFAITIFUL MARBLE STATUARY,

SVAsFS kc-Ou TUESDAY 18th and WEDNESDAY
Ath at lOi oc.ock at tho Salesroom No. 10 Nssns o<
lively the lost ssle Also Statuary troa the Crysh fAss
with her articles be sold without consisting Of
superb bust LORD Panerton exhibited at the Crystal Pass
beautiful Forcntine Table Tops superb Trunks made
ntns the Bath Mary aasdsen spring CsPa
and Meet Italian Poets large pair of vass feet high.
eeranfly carved Erusoan Medci, Florenns and Roman
Vases Gard Receiver with wreshs OF grapes OF various 'ss
Aabaer atuary with glass shades representing the ofSss
and other desirable pieces Aso China 8ronze Plated Ware.
CLOCKS and other valuable articles before exhibited
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W. g. MELLos, Auctisneer.-By HoUcHroSs MsLLon
yINNIS DAY Tuesday, at l0A o'clock, at the

TNHIS DAY TUESDAY az IU3 O'Clock, at the
salesroom No. ll3 Nsssau.st, elegant CABINET FUR
NITURE nise rosewood 81 and octave PsnoEes Frsnes
plAts Minors rich China Ware sold advances whouf
reserve OF desirable assortment ~ House furnishing
articles invite county merchants and the ,s~as P.sra'
chipping ON the premises reasonable charge rurnirs
part Of several ssd rosewood pahor suites modal
lien crimson and bocatee rch green plush
&c finished in the besr expressly Tor broadw s.
and are such rarely offered at auctions carved Center
Tables three rosewood Library aud Secretary Bookcases v
elegant one Of which 800; Esgsres &C.; roosevelt
mahogany and walnut Cham Furniture in great vshegI
bue gleen and graw-coored ensmeled Chamber Suits.
Lounges Teto-s totes richly carved Bullets Sideoort'
Wsrdrobes Lshsands Corner Etaseres. patent eIaa.s
Dining abes feet long mahogany rosewood aud OAK H
ers; Easy and Reception Chairs. -
At o'clock-Nine superortoned OF and ocssvs nnS
fortes all of which fully warranted
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1neiructlpu.

BOOKKEEPING, PENMANSHlP, &c, are
I'D taught superior and expeditions manner BY FOSTER
DIXON Co.. no. SIS Brosdway, where Gentlemen and
Youths qualified dchAge the duties Of the Counting
housc with IToup,ness, facili,y and dispatch
FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS in STERLING,
MASS-Ths location Of the School pleasant, and retired;
and the aim Of the subscriber 20 provide CAREFULLY :r the
moral and social well the intellectual culture Of those
placed 1Iser his Pupils received any time Cca
lars viii be sent II desired
Refer 70 the Rev. II. W. Bellows ID. d.. NewYork A. T.
rowefs ts Ls1dnsturg. ~ " J. A. Allen, Esa 81 seuse,
March Q, lS& # PRFNTIS3 ALIEN
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A SALE of valuable BUILDING JorS :

N tNIlT OF FulUd0Io DtIIDTNU Inn
IA BROOKLYN At Asetion.--ALBERr H. Slcaf 80
sell at auction on WEDNESDAY June - igs5 A. Ia ~
tho Merchsrts Exchange NswYork forty ls.irh -,
Of GROUND on the POOLE HOMESTEAD IN IN. xkyH
and Ninth Waves Of the City Of BfoOkyB staaied an " .f
sixth Seventh, Eighth and Nin,havs ana Uul5o
Desrswsts the Fifth, Ninth and Platbsshavx ns 80. VI
paved the Sixth. Seventh and Fisahav. opsns ~.
Street Cormssioner has reported favor Of an - u
grade them. The County has pacAasd $3.50
lots the immediate vicinity q This property IN is>
House This Of the mos attractive para II B,..,
private residences for business Purposes. TIA Ts,ak
Railroad when completed. will also greatly ircrsps
Of this property being the intention Of the Cop,, 'sss
plsts tho worn II possible eurnz this sumner TN. so
numerous improvements combined otter unusual nis.ns
fx The Of capital AID parties DESTROYS of
should examine this property and s:teui tho sale
put up will positively be sold TO tho highest hdtsr h -,
eo,e an interest Terms liberal 50 per eonL "a, -,
bend and mortgage for three years, and the title ea,as
be Fer lthosrsphic maps and full PARTICULAR ,pplyr
ALBERT II. NICOLAY. Auc ioneer No III B,,.x.
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Mafbinerp, &r.

IMP ORTANT IMPROY + ii Z n L
ROTARY FLAMING, TONGUING and GROWING Ma
CHIMES.
PATENTED Nov p, 1884
These thoroughly tested and their spen
ory over all others proved beyond doubt They will plans
much better and faster than other now In use never
tearing or throwing out loose knots
Applications for Rights and Machines for further particu
lars can be made TO the Pstentee. .
Winchester, Mass., Dec. r. 1854
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+. COTTON, Auctioneer.
IMPORTANT SALE Of CHAIRS, FURNITURE.

i IMPORTANT SAIE OF IHAIhS, UNNIIUkE
&c n.qusntities suitable for the trade well ~ I'll oas
In vaut-F COTTON will sell THIS DAY TUESDAY, Jzss
49, At Iot ocek at the Auction Rooms No. 50 Beekmis
sofy very large of Cabinet Furniture Of every
scrptio, 1t will consist Ia part Of several suites Of fu~
Furniture mahogany and rosewood full French and nahoc
nv Chairs In hair cloth sTetes in do Sofas aud cossA
oak and mahogany Book Cases Bottom Chsn
Rocknx DO Marbeop Furniture Of al kinds, Dresdng ~
PLAIN Buleau mabetop and plain Cottage Furniture h saa
Hulk Mattresses. rsiases Brussels Threspy and iot.a
Tables Card do Crockery Glassware, Tabe Cutlery &s
Also for the Trade and all others about 200 Boston Rosisn
DO with other kinds OF Chairs all Of which
will be cold highest bidder and must be removed ima
distely N. B.-No psstponement on any account
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ORoUOT HOUSE, NEw-LONDON, Conn

Tbs PyoUOT HOUSE will be reopenod for the
she 18Th DAY Of June 1855 The House has only been built
thres yesrs and yet has obtained high reputation
6sss place IL built st grsst com
prns In its mIrOvene tina,
misr NewEns and The utmost care and sttSn
the Of the guess Of the Hoe viii 20 s,tsueoa
r Fshins Bathing Riding. Sailing 40 Cotnnnnlo'ip D'
rsrosd and steamboat three times day 20 snp ~. city
New orb adjacent places and by Omnibus nom ne e'
~ ni'''' 's"NHe " INV ' y " LYON Superintendent
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NIBITORS to LONDON or - noq'o " rIuIIY
MRS COOKERS COMMERCIAL and Hoadan
M UpfST 10rfsE No 10 Chsrtsrhouso square Loneon
Ess.nd vithlp eve mDses walk of tbs Genera FSs nt
1h Horss ofs great advantages from i Seh Re- Break
80 IT, VA ssyynb 4s per day Private RoomH o''H''
to snd from eli parts Of London
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Clothing.

lust FINISHED-The most elegant HAT ever
offered for So usually sold for 81 HATS 81 50 and
81 q. P. II. BROWN, No. 2lo Canslst.
YOUTHS and CHILDREN's CLOTHING for
i all ases from three to twenty years, at WHOLESALE
J. b. CLOSE BAILEY Co., No. Puk-place, N Y.
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8ales bp Aurticm.

A NTHONY J. BLEECKER e. Co., real rS
"A TATE AUCTI0NEERs, No. Brosi-s. Win -. -
attention 10 the Purchase and Sails BY private contract Ne
description Of Real Estate TO the Borrowing AMI L,.1
ssney on Bond and MORTGAGE. and 10 the Leasing
and Country seat Real Estate appraised fsvorsbI.
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A RARE CHANCE.-A good FARM for sale,
two miles the fourishng village Of Planhed said
farm contains acres IS in high state Of cultivation wen
fenced well watered good and convenient dwelling barn
workshop and other out buidins' and 10 acres
of Young wood said farm pleasantly situated on the Rahw
Road Panheld Essex County New Jersey For further
Eew.York or Z. CHAMBERLlN, No. II Robnson:st near
Erie Building, or Of JOHN RANDOLPH on the premises
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KuTATNNY HOUSE. Delaware Water Gap,
IN Mseros Co PA-Thh House nov ready Tor the rcocp
- ~ ,sitc for magnificent scenery and heatnunes o.
ossy he Delswue Gap preemnent The ne o. Ieierspn
Sh Nv opstucfins and which has its once here ensoss
with the city oil times Inc journey 20 the
IA, accomplished day By the NewJersey CenifA hsa
x ~ Fson or the Morris and Essex Railroad 10 Hsckes
toua dom these places By For terms ae address
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
paints, Oils, Glass, sc.

DLAKE's PATENT FIRE-PROOF PAINT
ID The original and only genuine article that can Do sold with
violating my constantly on hand both ground IN y
and dry powder the general depot, No ll9 Pesrs Han
over square, by the patentee WM BLAME
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3Diano-fortes an6 Musir.

A LARGE STOCK Of SECONDHAND
"A PIANO-F RITES
For Sale cheap and to tiire-
T. Il CHAMBERS, No. 325 Broadway
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A sTORIA.-ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT fo

n sAIF-su,ted /. mile from the Ferry, with splendid
view Of the and Bay The House nearly new and con
tain, eleven Rooms and Cellar marble mautels Inside
shutters blinds Also Stable Carriage and other Oubud-
ng with of Ground beautifully laid out with large
veety fruit ornamental trees aid shrubs The whole prem
ses in good oider. Terms easy. Apply TO 80
CHAS. w. WARD No. 81 Fronts-
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COUNTRY SEAT for SALE in SPRINGFIELD

~ MASS subscriber offers sale his HOUSE, with
LAND in the pleasant Of Springfield The
House is built Of brick lsee and commooious Is lighted with
gas has two Wells excellent Barn aud Ice House and
for situation by Coaneetcu River
For further particulars inquire of J. b. RuMRLL Esd,
No. p Maiden ape, up starN H. SlEAhSo
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CARM for sALE.-The subscriber offers for


SSi beautifully situated the Sprar River Road
two miles from the depot Of the Hudson River Railroad with
Mil and privilege six Of grated fruit and
about sx oheayy timber; the in VIII be sold
low. Apply TO THEODORE MALLALY, cor 6th-sv and
Wayerley- place al the Bank.
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Gonses TO Eet.

FURNISHED HOUSE to RENT-In one of the
Il parts of the city, threestory HOUSE partially turn
shed To for three months or longer Inquire OF ~ a.
DANA Tribune Oeics or the premises No IS West 2ds
from IL 70 O'Clock.
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FACTORY BUILDINGS, Nos 81 aud "a River
opposite railroad depot, Newark, will be RENTED Tor
desrab favorable terms Ihoy
have been employed maeabe Iron and
foz similar line of business will DO found well ar
ranged unusually well located. Apply to SAMU Eli fhoSr
No so South Willsm-st., KewYork, or to JOHN WHITE
HEAD Newark.
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NOUN It K Y 2 l. A { + S.-ANTHUN1 j.
" PLEFCKER& Co.. No. Brosdst offer at private sale
Oh elegant COUNTRY SEAT at Yonkes price s0O coo One
at Corandi Depot the Hudson Rver pnce S7oSo one
AZ Fast Chester the Harlem and New Haven Railroad
with extensive buildings and 60 Of sndt 900
Two Farms Of about each in Scarsdse Westcheser
Co near the Harlem Railroad with good farm buildings; price
$50 500 per
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GARD in ROOKLYN.-FAMILIES or
I'D SINGLE GENTLEMEN be ACCOMMODATED
with BOARD ROOMS, sinsy in suites IN pleasantly
Rrookivu References requred-
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ITO LET-Two neat twe-story attic ana oase-
II ment HOUSES In 5fth-a-, near tdav Ken, sieS es~"-
Io,ra " iso Hsis.n.isne OF JAMES BARNETT.
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furnaces, Ranges, &e.

GUNNER STOVES and HOUSEKEEPING
~ HARDW ARE-The largest and best the city
For sale low By WILLIAM CLARKE,
Nos Carninest and $50 Hudson-e-
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~ about an acre. Paors Eve Chambers beside servants
Rooms PAntres Kitchen, Washhouse and good Cellars and
plenty Of Closets and fine Piazza round the house, hrate
Water fne Flower Vegetable and Fruit Gardens two MINUTES
walk from the Wesport station the NewYork and New
Haven Railroad Address A. b. Box No 4i Tribune ONCE.
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Boar6 ano Rooms.

DOARDING-At Nos. IS and AZ East Broad.
ID wsy for Gentlemen and their Wives and single 0sn'e
man nls Dsv BoarderA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

- lrEOm the Newark Advertiser, Nov. 90
large number Of Irishmen held a meeting lat eSe.
ing at Liberty Hail. In Canal street. to organize an Irs,
Emigrant Aid Society. Patrick Kelly was apponted
Chairman, and called upon Capt. Butler of New York
who present to state the object OF the assocstop
He first read the prospectus Of the association which
nounced that relands opportunity to make an ATTEMPT
freedom had arrived and he called upon all true Irish
men to prepare themselves to resist British oppression
and tyranny The association 1t appears has been or
ganized but three months and already numbers many
members In New York alone numbering three thousand
and In Brooklyn Jersey City and the adjacent Places
rapidly augmenting strength The society divided
into two casses-civic and military The first
posed of with families dependent upon them and the
last of young who anxious and ready to take
active part In the struggle Of Ireland for liberty.
He continued his remarks at length, extolling the
merits OF the association and said their acts not
contrary to the laws Of the United STATES in equippng
and drilling for SERVICE and when they ready to act
the demands Of God and nature superior to the arbt-
trsry rules Of government Ireland would soon be lie
America-a republic and asylum for the down rodden
and oppressed. In conclusion he stated that some six
hundred rishmen had recently ef, New York for their
native land unoer the auspices Of the association and
thousands of others will soon follow.
large number Of Irishmen then affixed their names
to the roll and considerable amount OF money sab
cribed The following officers elected for this city
President, Patrick Kelly; Vice President T. Baldwin;
Secretary, Joseph Riley; Treasurer, Francis Quin
Great enthusiasm prevailed and the determination OF
the assemblage evidently strongly fixed to nder
Ireland any service she might demand any time
wthstandng the anathema Of the Catholic Church
Qainst IL,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

List Of patents issued the United States Patent
Office for the week ending Nov. 90 1s55-each bearing
Timothy Bailey Of Ballston spa N. Y, for improves
ment In knittrg mrchnes.
Alexander Barnes, Of Ashtabua, o., for Improvement
G. W. Bigelow, of New Haven, Conn, for improvement
In cutting teeth Of gear wheels.
j. Henry A. Blackmann of Ronsdorf Prussia, for i'm
Lewis s. Chichester, OF New York, N. " for improves
D. W. Clark Of Bridgeport, Conn., for improvement in
EDWARD Pierre Praissne and Henri Emile Rebou Of
holders. Patented in France Feb. 2, 1855.
Ihos. Henderson, Of Lowell, Mass, for machine for
Theodore P. Howell and Noah r. Blanchard Of Newark,
IT, for improvement in treating leather for ensmelhug
D. w. Hughes, Of New London, Mo-, for improved me-
thod Of attaching tops 70 seats Of carriage
A. A. Marceus Of New York, N. Y, for an improve
Joseph McCord, Of Philadelphia Pa, for polcemen's
rattles.
Charles A. McEvoy Of Richmond, Va, for improve
ment in railrt ad staff indicators.
John Phinn, Of Rochester, N.Y. for improvement in
VIM =. Charles J. Provost of Selma Ala, for i'm
provenent In cotton presses.
Roxbury Mass for improved machine for preparing lea
Their for the manufacture Of boots and shoes.
John Rely, OF Hart Prairie, Wis, tor Improvement in
T. Noetie and A. schmidt, of Brooklyn, N. ", for i'm
proved marble saving machine. ,m. y
Gerard sckes, Of Brooklyn N. r., Tor Improvement ID
coal sfters
George II. Thomas, Of Kingston, Mass for improved
method Of inserting tubes in eyaporating pans &c.
Lewis Young, Of New York N. Y, for Improvement IN
revolving measuring wheels
Hiram Carsley, Of Lynn Mass, sssignor TO himself and
Edmund Brown OF same place for improvement In nut
meg graters.
Francis Drew Of South Boston, Mass assgnor to him
self and Solomon Gray ofsame place for Improvement
in lifting jacks.
Louis Finger Of Boston Macs, assgnor to himself and
Lazarus schen OF the place, for altering faucet
Cornelius w. Van Vliet Of Fishk Landing ~ r., as
sgnor TO Charles Parker Meriden Conn, for improves
ment In mills for grinding coffee nc.
Emanuel Harmon, OF Washington, d. c., for improved
envelopes,
W o. Hckok Of Harrisburg, Pa, TOR improvement in
DrsIcs.-Bsnj. wardwell, Of Fall River Mass for de-
sign for stoves.