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United states Patent Once,

IN petition of s, W. Buiek OF New York, praying
extension Of pateut grsnted TO him the 23i c March
e4l pressing hay,'
years expiration Of said patent which takes place
the 23d day Of March, A. d. 1866
II ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday the 10Th OF March 10 O'Clock, and MI per
notified appear and show n they
said petition ought be granted.
Psus opposing the required o ha In the Patent
Once their objections specially forth wnsg least
before the day OF hearing all testimony died by either party
tho said hearing be taken and transmitted
with the rules Of the Office, which will lie furnished
application, .... IS. ...s.. .. ....rs 49,.
The testimony In the will be closed The 9oh of Feb
dsp0sions, and other rolled testimony
hed In the ofce before the morning
N. ugumeuts if any, within days thereafter
Ordered, this notice be pbsrd In the Uuion Iute
and Evening STAR Washington d. o. Argus. Baltimore
Evening ANUS Philadelphia Pennsylvania Journal of Commerce
Poet, BOSTON week nr
previous the lth Of March day OF hearing
....., CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents,
sEditors Of the above papers will ense copy th
Paient Dco, with paper containing notice.
Jan 4-aw3w
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an petition OF Zepharah Bosworth Otto pray
" ina Of patent granted him the
April, s4 Tor Improvement in constructing heating
years from the expiration said patent which
plsce the 9th day Of Apfi 1855
n Is ordered fetu be heard
Monday, gath Of March ~ O'Clock,
persons notified appear and show cause they
hare, why said petition ought not to be granted. ~
Persons opposing Ole
specially fort writing
day. all Testimony filed by
beu a hearing taken ud
rules the ohce which will be furnished spp
cation.
The testimony viii be closed
ostions, papers relied testimony, be
before morning OF day
gunepp, n any, within ten days thereafter,
be published In the Union Ine
Washington D. g. Argus, Rniumbre
Bvenng Auu PbtdphiR, Journal Of CONNER
Enquirer, Cinoiunah, ohip, a
three successive the 2h of March the
day Of hearing tHANLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Pstcnts.
PsEdors papers please copy send their
bills the Patent ohhcc with paper containing this notice.
Jan
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United states Patent once,
Washington, January 3, 1854

IN petition OIL W. and O. W. Bake Of Peppere hass
W chuse praying extension Of granted
the 2oh April is4l for improvement in wacr whees for
the erpimion Of said which
place the 2is day Of April, 1856
petition be heard Patent Office
Monday, the 7h April next, - O'Clock, and MI
not6sd and show cause hoy have
why said petition ought not to be granted
opposing required Gle
objections specially setforth In writing twenty
the OF hearing All testimony Gied by either
the said hearing must be taken and transmitted
cordance with the rules OF tbs oce which will be furnished
plicaion.
testimony will he closed the 2sh March,
deposonp, and other papers relied testimony
hed the Offices before the morning of that day
the IL aiy, within days thereafter.
Ordered that this notice be published the Union, nfel
sencer, and Star, Washington, d. O.. Argus, ore, Md
Philadelphia, Pa. Journal OF Commerce,
York, vi Boston Post, Boston, Mass
successive previous the 9TH day April
the day Of hearing. .
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
r. PsEdiious papers please copy, nd
bills the Patent ofRce with containing this notice.
Jan 4-iaw3w
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MISS uUyKLEy,s BpDK-Tbe Testimony OF an Es-
vi eaped Novice horn sislsrhood of 81 lseph bmmit
Maryland Mother House OF IRE sisters oi ,hsV h n'
united States by Josephine ", Buckley, VI =.
Men, or sseiches OF Life virginia by lawrence We
vil~ et
Fan Dictionary, ohe most elegant books he season
Cloth. 81 S'2 s.Hs sssa fEa
host Of novelties for Christmas n - . =. ,.n,.,,
DegA bookstore, near ph sfssi.
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EuNNy BOOKS EuR CtlHssTMA~.--A variety of comic
invsne bpoks Bson Krackemsiicp
authors yna received TAYLOR h MkURY's
Deols .#@. .#ur. Bookstore, near sh VI,
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,sfTc Life or Before Behind the Curiana series Of NJ
rrtives Nv Anns Cora Riohle formerly Mrs Mowsu 81
-, a,,.issas Jg rns sale Al TAYLOR n NhUny's
n so BOOKSTORE, near pth ~.
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THE undegnsd ors for sse, At mo moderate prices, hnr
L
bors IN p.,ry and cbpgps them
cat snd bindings The Engisn
eOisc', Zee ~ 'FV'''' = 49, rRANcK TAYLOR.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, Dec. 3, 1855.
SIR have the honor TO submit the annual report from
this department exhibiting the duties performed by the
several squadons my views of the present condition and
future pects of the service and suggestions Ia regard
TO further legislation required.
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for tickets and shares and cehcates OF packages In he
splendid oenes viii
oil each drawing will be sent Immediately aier is
TO all who order from .a. .#''
Address p. ]. BuCKEY, Agent,
Dec 10 Wilmington, Delaware.
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PsEdors OF the above papers win please copy send ei
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This squadron IL composed of the following vessels The
Hsg-ehip the independence, Captain Josiah Tana the
soops-owar ST. Marys Commapder Theodore Bailey the
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-11

tho chair.
The propreiy Of purchasing certain lots for the
t'rucion cf market the Nineteenth ward was made
tie special order Of friday. The report o the Commit
'se streets In favor Of widening Duane street from
hosdvsy 10 City Han place, was referred 10 the Com
mlftee OF The Whole
The Committee q the Fire Department recommended
the purchase OF two new steam IRE engines which Va
acortst-Mssrs Lea fNnevd having presented ono to
Tho Common Council u s said that they will cost 81 81
sech, ard tho above hfm will charge s2 600 year Ter
rpnnirg them.
Tfe report o. the Committee on Streets in iavor Of al.
loving M j. NJ TrUbie TO erect bsluesrade In front of
t12 end e24 hosd~sy, adopted by the Board Of Alder
men, was referred 10 the Committee on Streets.
After ysy short session the Board adjourned TIL
Lrida
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BANK or EAsr TENNESSEE SUSPENDED --lnforma-
ton received here yesterday direct from Chattanooga
10 the tc, fs the branch OF the Tsnk OF East Tt
Zee, at that place. was cts.d Tuesday The inorna
ton Is reliable We In hopes that this event would
be aversd We understand that The circulation OF The
bark heavy not only IN Tennessee but in other statcf
The general opinion that hs mother bank and Jones'
tcso brercb had also suspended, thorgh ws could
cefstspd reliable grounds tor making she state nsu
sfids from tho uhdorbie5 fart that ths Chaianousa
bfyi CT had isled, ,-Nptsius Bcvnr, pss 4.
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The United States soop. OF war raraiogA OF the Home
Squadron, arrived At Norfolk Sunday morning last
from the Gulf Of Mexico The following ~ . list Of her
Wirslow. Jpo. Wilkinson, g. Cley, B. Gserardi, Sur
seon, s. W. Kellogg; Purser, A. A. Betnsp; Assistant
surgeon, N oHafai Matter, Jas. G.. Maxwell; Marine
Ofreer, Leut ]. g. Casb: Hidshipmsu. J. n. Barnes;
Bosssa ain }. q. Briggs; Gunner p. ysnabe; Carpen
ter, Geo. Winner, Sainaker, 4. b. waksman.
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Corror srEp.-The New Orleans Picoyune no
ices the engagement Of shp OF 800 tons 70 taxe full
cargo OF cotton seed from that port 10 Providence r.
where says tho article 10 be turned into oil and oil
cake.
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lauss Hrrrox recently appointed Cvn Eug.ncer Of
the Pensacola Nsvy ystd 6ied 81 Warrington Florids,
on the morning oftas I'd nat,
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House OF Rcprescnt tatives.
WASHINGTON. Dec 10, 1856,

THn PRrsrDHSr's MESSAGE.
Mr.. NAsHauaNE, frep) OF Ne, was no. inclined 70
isvor hc motion pending TO print unusual number Of
,opes of ,hs Presdents message for reason that
was full Of calumnious msreprcscnaons OF that grea.
and growing and soon 70 be the domnent party Of IN
republic ant contained statements which, In hs judg
meni devoid Of truth and full OF sophisry Moro
particularly was he opposed 70 the motion bccause the
message contained doctrines which at with the
sepius Of our institutions and spirit Of the republican sys
fem. 1t plainly seen that the President, In sweeping
terms audes 10 TIE republican party charging them with
nothing less than having dsunion designs who
processing merely TO prevent the extension Of slavery TO
Territories nov free. Not only were these charges not
true, but the negative proposition susceptible OF the
strongest proof. twas By The Cincinnati platform that
the Designs and purposes OF the democratic party
Judged. ard why shoud not those OF the REPUBLICAN
parry be iudeej By their own platform, framed
by sure sbd ps.rotc delegates from twenty states
80 far from revolution they disioctly deted thai tpc
copstArtc and Unicn C The states and phall
proJcfve3 The Pyeident undertook " bctes t,Rn
saeF vhal arc their priucres ami dss'gus aud rdate
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BuEroN's THsATRS.-" SLAVE AcrsSs "A not very
extraordinary drama. entitled ''Ths Slave Acress" wss
produced this theatre last evening" the being
marked by the appearance OF Miss Jane Coomoee. 10
will be rscoccted that this young lady made hsr osbt
scme months since n the Broadway, and suppose mav
be considered 10 have fnaiiy adopted the stage
profession. or "The Slave Actress" would be dicss
TO say much. The bills contained the that
"tbis play, exhibiting the peculiar phases Of social Ead
strf lie IN Russa, performed at BcrliD last watss,
and created immense excitement On the compaias Of
The Rus ian Ambssst the further performance VS.
prohibts and ibe manuscript seized by the
The Gar OF all the Rnrsss be very thin skinned IN
dual 10 feel the stability OF hts rule eataugersd
hy fnch diaogpe and rentimeni the piece conaass-
Marie The berope n . serf and actress Why she 10
actress bow her being A srsisss In
any way necessary 70 the pltt not stated csn We
She and her cousin (pioze) the pre-
iery Of Prince Feoesr. who being sm tteu with her
cbsirns detrcus OF making her ts mistress I, vctch
the sdy cisssrs apd s tmsiely sent OF to the minss
as the reward o. ner otstnscy and vrue. Her cousa
cscape, and sejoirs Esie In the mine whcn sne hes
resn sent Prince Fsodar appears his namo
ceivc He then bas,eus OF the Emperor Paul. ssks
him The hdy IN marrs~ and rtr sbs Czsrs pronse -
arch. who tells her .ne must bes,ow her nssd
on the maa ~ho loves her; ana toe pseos~
y. wnss ,s., up By her sisinx , 70 rlo,z. msss
nhcaon and the relief Of tee spectators very smalt
unoorpot introduced Tor the purpose of smuggling NJ
Burton and Mics Pehy MARSHALL the piece: fUv
mer ,~rst rstes German acor, reason unknown, An1
makes love 10 bc darose who fequtcs n; he. at hsr
suPgettion, assumes 20 20 tho Minser Of Ponce aud -
the srrb Of Chinese msncavn nskes aborttvc e.
tempt al intoxcaticn. The oisogoe n much wcskoR
thar the plot. and whatever success the Slave.
Actess" may obtain viii duo 10 the actors and 10
them Aiorc
6ns Coz mbes, tho hero,re, Marie, showed = ooaa-
ence and esse not generally poSscssed by debsfose~.
she called out at tho Of the rst and last
M Charles FISHER, foize, achieved q success SD
Mr. Morton, the young Prince fcodar dfspiayed
worthy malsnny. Mr.. Burton bad little 10 no. aud, IN
iact the nitro divided amongst tho above throa
characters Mr. C1arles Fishsr forward ths
cusion, and announced the pece Tor repetition the follow
iIx evening.
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Our Washington Corrcsuordcuce,

NSHNcTON, Dec. ., 1890.
What "a 10 D. e Policy g Mr.. Bucharon WA Nc Fbi
o'g in he Footsteps cf Poor Pierce i7hs NoO Catsnet
Admution Il Utah az Stare Etate.
without st,scb'pg usdue importance TO the political
vicws one hears expressed in Warrington II must be
corceded that nowhere in the United States genc-
raj an index Of public opinion, or you prefer ~ party
opinion, be bad az here Not only members in con
slant communication with their constituents but The In
fur Of strangers from all parts Of the country keeps up
current Of thought and interchange Of opinions. And
perhaps the most striking fact evident hcre the
utter Of the Pierce policy and the avovs by every
Northern democrat that should Mr Buchanan continue
that policy, the democratic party in the North must be
annihsied. Nor Ia tbs feeling confined 10 the Nersh,
Southern members All but the most violent acqucsce
They see plstly that f nlseers arc TO be thrus,
irio every ttue, the democratic party of the North
rot susisu iiself Il must and viii be swallowed M The
1su leys school are anxious Tor this regult Tor O.
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Recovery OF One OF her Boats, und ProbaasS
Safety OF Some on her Crew.

Recovery OF One OF her Boats, ord Probable
Safety OF Some on her Crew.
We sre indebted 10 Messrs. Em Ed Po,y.er Co fos
the following sx act from letter received by en- fom
Capt PEABODY, Of ths packet ship Neptune wr.oh sasA
from New York the 5h ard nVy,sed al Mvc-pool o.
tse 25,h ult--
FroAr Nov. Z, 1865.
the mate came down and told me aasre q wrssk
IN s.pht went on deck ana raw II WAS small boat.
Lowered boat and bad her mads fast TO u.s. sou-
mnnccd unloading her OF Der contents. The bost wss
large sad well filled with provisions; six bottles Of
brandy, svo kegs Of wiss, hams. meat Nwo chronoI~
ers, ead quantity OF s@er coin (sbcot yo0). suy-
pose the boAt belonged t0 Q French steamer, hesv
Was rpy glass; one end (which was engraved "Cts
Franco AnneTstaane stscmer Eyo0ncnn
The above boat probably Of the two critters mea-
tened in the statement Of Mr. Lngurre, The second on
Ger, % leaving the wreck In sompany with iu, sna
from which ho'Secame separated a.5 P. M on the 4tn-
One was under the command OF Mr. Rousssi, tho nrst
ocer ano the osher In change Of two c.Yains.
who were passengers on the Lyonsss Each boa. had
compass, charts, chronometss, aset OF nov sa0, srA
provi,ons enough 70 last fortnight About twenty nvs
peTsops In cash boat ana Captain Peabodyerr
in wh of The beats Friday, the Tsh uis onlyoa
the third day after their separation, we have string
hopes for believing ,hat those In her rescued
some outward bound vessel. more especially a. Mr. In.
Ruerre's boat nea picked up by she Elise till Ne
afternoon Of the 9th. may appear strange to thosV
uracquaD.cd with the pe,s OF the sea- tina, the chrouo
reers money &c left 10 'be boas by The rescuesG
sDd the rescued but mspy sufficient will oOcuv
10 The ird Of those who follow the deep ~hc know
the dangers and the risks one ncurs in merely getting
boarc vessel while nDcsr way, oven during hsAs
breeze. As anothr hors, may here st.s that ruiy
twenty five vesse from this port aloae passed
nesr the scene Of The osssior their way TO Europe
dung the fret eight days OF NoEem5er without
those from Eastern bound to the Wes, uaes
souih An erica nearly every Of which remain
10 be heard from.
From the above facts draw the ocnslasioa tia.
shah yet hear Of the safety OF OF those
unfortunate stes n;s bip Lyonnais
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A New Way 20 Gee Once S1aGaAanG A P0aa.
tician into the CabInet--3sand Screnade
Last Night 70 Robert y. Walker.
Mr. Robert J. Walker who has been ksown a. The head
OF the New York Hotel clique which took Mr. BucAasaas
election under its especial charge, honored with
serenaoe ~ sae above mentioned popular essbshmsnt
last evening. The affair was gotten up, 10 is
Tor Mr. Walkers elevation 70 the p,st OF Secretary
OF the fressury-sn Office which enjoyed under Mr..
Foiks adminstrahon This serenado then Introduces
new element into politics The formAIy OF voting II 10
be hereafter done away with One may be elevated 70
thics simply by paying Dodworh's band to play cha
Columbia" under bis window at midnight II is cbeao
aud easy method OF being drummed into notoriey. We
presume that the number OF Instruments will
be in exaa prt portion TO tho importance OF the
chce desired and the salary attached Tnus member
OF the Cabinet must have full baud while Collector
Surveyor can get with eight nstru nents white
IN inspector or tide waiter put up with band
gan which Only plays three airs and dc cape od iim
The simplicity and beauty Of this cannot be
too highly commended. But 10 the demonstraticn.
The New York Hotel was filed at an early hour By
many OF the promirent de of the cy and III
O'Clock the music Of the band playing the Anvil
from the "Tfovatore," !" wes heard In Broadway rho
band WAS followed By procession OF sewers, hundred
Persons, bearing the transparences Of the Empire Club
and the National ensign The largest transparency bore
this inscription
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-08-05
TOPHAM N NORFLET,S

NEW AND CHEAP
Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Store,
499, Seventh Street, opposite OdI-Felloaos' Hall.
RH ESSRS. rOPHAM late of Philadei-
>lFk phia) and N0RFLET [of this city, respect
fully announce to their friends and the public, that
they have commenced the Saddling Business at the
above stand, where they viii make and keep con-
stanty on hand a large and superior assortment Of
Mems, Ladies', and Boys Saddles
Brides, Martngales, and Whips
Harness of every description, both for city and
.a .. country use M" ... .....
., All kinds of Trunks, Valises, and Carpet Bags
Ladies' Satchels, Travelling Baskets, and Fancy
Work Boxes
Horse Blankets, Covers, Collars, and Hames
Horse, Spoke and Dust Brushes
Cards, Curry-combs, Sponges, &c.
All material used will be the best that can be OBJ
tanned and both of us having been practical work
for several years. feel confident that work
cannot be surpassed either for style durability.
BY unremittng efforts to give satisfaction, hope
to merit and respectfully solicit share of public
patronage.
Particular attention paid to covering Trunks, and
repairing all kinds of work.
Sadders' Tools constantly on hand.
S-Iv
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NEW FIRM AND NEW ARRANGE-
MENTS. te-

NHE Undersigned, Il. POTENTINI and
5. ZITELL, having formed a copartnership
for the purpose of carrying the Confectionery and
under the style of
P0TENTINI & ZITELL,
Beg leave TO call the attention of the patrons Of the
old hrm, and the public generally, TO the increased
facilities which they now offer for supplying
WEDDING, BALL, AND SUPPER PARTIES
at the shortest possible notice. with all the delcaces
both in and out of season. s Ha8
Rooms furnished for Breakfast, Dinner and Sup
per. for private parties, at all times.
We have also connected with our establishment q
fine Saloon, fitted up expressly for the ladies' where
they can be furnished with
GAME AND OYSTERS
of all kinds, served up in every STYLE at the shortest
notice Ladies favoring us with call can always be
furnished with every delicacy that the appetite de-
sires. = .. .s#' t N#
Ladies and gentlemen can have their Meals sent to
them at their private rooms by leaving orders.
We will also pay particular attention 10 the manu-
featuring of plain and ornamental Confectionery in
all their branches and will always keep on hand .
select assortment of French Confections Bon Bons,
Preserves, &c. M Es. t
.s P0TENTINI Il ZITELL,
279, south side Pa. av, bet. 10th and 18th SITS.
l4-2m (. =.
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY
OF THE AGEl
w @ O D. s
HAIR R e Il . R A TIVE.
TENHIS Astonishing and Unequaled prep,

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after having become gray and reinstates 1T in all Its
original health, lustre softness, and beauty; re-
moves at once dandruf from the scalp, and all un-
pleasant itching as well all cutaneous eruptions,
such Scald heads, DC, and hence creates q per-
fectly healthy state ofthe scalp by acting stimu-
anand tonic to the organs necessary to supply color
ing matter to the hair, and completely restores them
to their original vigor and strength and thus pre-
vents all tendency to become gray. 1t also prevents
the hair from becoming unhealthy, and falling off,
and brings it out where it is gone by resuscitating
the organs necessary to supply nutriment health,
and cooring matter to IT. and hence acts perfect
Hair Invgorator and Tonic.
CHARLEsrowN, MASS, Aug. 8, 1856
GENTLEMEN: Nothing but duty and sympathy
that feel to communicate to others who afflicted
as have been would induce me to give this public
acknowledgment of the benefit have received from
Prof Woods Hair Restorative. When first COM
menced using it. my hair quite gray and in spots
five months, and my hair is entirely changed to its
original color brown, and the new hair is three
inches in length on the spots where it was bald.
have also been much gratfed at the healthy mois-
ture and vigor of the hair whichbefore dry and
il has ceased to come out as formerly.
Respectfully, yours, &c,
... w.a a...H.... .s. . WATERFORD, 1854.
Prof o. J. WooD: With confidence can recon-
mend your Hair Restorative being the most efca-
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and many oher preparations OF the day. AL TO no ef-
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and whiskers which were almost white, have gradu-
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color. 1t also has relieved of all dandruff and
unpleasant itching, so common among persons who
perspire fresly. J. g. K1LBY.
Address o. J. WOOD & co, 316 Broadway, N Y,
and ia Market street, St Louis, Mo.
For sale in Washington, by CHARLES ST0TT h
CO., and by all Druggists jan S--H
hA FOR SALE, a two-story brie X House
El1 and Store containing thirteen room, situated
on King, between Fayette and Henry Streets Aexsn-
dria, Virginia,
Also for sale, or exchange for country pro Nerty,
number Of other houses and lots, situated in lex
andria, Virginia.
For terms apply to H. o. oLAUGHT0N,
Alexandria, Virginia,
or DIR. L. LLOYD,
FEB 14-2awtf Washington City, ID. @.