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Total. IL Sce 900 scses.
Then look at the attempted patent Senator
James has introduced bill which Is intended to extend
all existing patents six years sent you copy Of tn
bill. s curiosity. It the object Of this bill to fAs.
ten upon the country tax for period Of six
years for the benefit of few speculators and for tia
honest paentees for the most of them long since
ceased to have pecunary interest In their inventions
Millions OF dollars at stake this single BILL which
appears so fair and plausible on its face. Among
others. Gocdysar's india rubber patent and Colts
pistol patent will be extended. Goodyear's In.
dia rubber pasnt WAS granted In 1874, and has
expired, and never been extended. Colt had
one patent, which expired In 1854, and which
extension refused by the Commissioner This Ia not
the for which he sought special act of Congress,
but another which had EXPIRED and under which he
holds moaope,y ana the which csussd the In.
vestgatpg committee in 1854. The Woodworth patent
has been onoe than once extended and has
pired but the lobby for that is still strong In the field
and urging special act for their benefit.
III only patents which create any monopoly at the
present time those In existence and they TO be
EXTENDED by this bill. All sec, they understand
these facts, that the bills lobby entirely to
get the extensions Of Goodysars and Colts patents The
lobby for Day against Goodyear strong the lobby
for the other sde 1t Is, perhaps, free fight.
In the Colt you will recollecE that the report Of
the old Commissioner showed that he had made more
than one million of dollars when he applied fer the
tension Of his first patent All persons interested in
these patents have grown rich.
II there is anything and good In this proposed law
let us have It, but don't force upon extension of all
ttete monopolies. Where poor inventors have not
ceived proper remuneration, they have extern
SON. under the old law of years. That ought to
satisfy any reasonable
Summed up the amount at Issue in these schemes
t,1lOx tn~ ~
Value Of railroad land present and sure $50 600 GOO
Total. ...................... $50, ,oOo, 900
strange in vie of this vast sum- that the lobbyis
large and i'm pudent-that the hotel keepers grow rich
in furnishing splendid champagne dinners in private par
lore-.hat corruption riot ? Does not this large
amount In part explain why certain New York editors
and politicians located here for the session. and
very busy in threats and fattery2 And what do you
think Of the morality Of the modern politicians who
make niger worship the corrupt to votes
for railroad spectators and patent right opsrators
we'll a. for Presidential candidates9
Aessrs. Basker and Wright behalf Of Messrs. Todd
& Woodward Of New YORK, filed . protest to-day in
the Navy Department against several OF the
contracts with Arnold, Hains Aspnwal others, for
conveying the mails between Panama and San Franosoo
and praying that the contract be awarded them.
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Movements OF Southern Steamers.
THE SOUTHERNER AT CHARLESTON.

Movements OF Southern Steamers.
THE sOUTHERNER AT CHARLESTON
CHARLESTON, May "a, 1856.
The United States mail steamship southerner, Captain
7. Ewen from New York. arrived here this Saturday
morning ct o'clock.
THE AUGUSTA AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, May "a, 1856.
The steamship Augusta has arrived here after pas
soge 58 hours from New York, with all on board we'll
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The public Land already given awIy by this Congress
amountsto eight millions Of scres, md p'sas
on foot to swell this TO ten, to fifteen twey millions
Of acIesin all. 1t Is parcelled cut in this way
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had to submit to similar tate and forms another pro-
vince under the control of his Bullship" which COM
nands larger army and inexhaustible resources
than the mother country TO which 1t is nomnaly sub.
ject.
Third II has been but few days since thlt the New
nexDg the wealthy Kingdom of Oude-the dethronement
Of Its king and finally we have the following special
warrant Of Victoria In regard to the ebay islands
whsress has been unto that hs islands Of
Bay Of Honduras inhabited BY divers aubecs Of
name po snS FOR ne
TO be formed In these island.
Such, in part s the history Of English libusersm for
the past eight years. And during this tme what Anne
rican statesman has exclaimed " aibusterismY'
Our representatives at home and abroad have been
SILENT They knew the atrocities of British rule Ia In
ds, but they neglected to review them. They called the
annexation OF the Pupjab "progress Of civilization and
contented themselves that John Ball was smart fol-
low, who had "takipg', way with him, which 1t was
better not to oppose Meanwhile We dare not touch
Cuba, look upon Central America with hungry eye.
This has tesn the course Of English alibustsrns sad
mouthed policy Of our government will be abandoned.
Politicians may continue to quarrel over the different
plsnls in their platforms but the sea. sso strons
the odious neutrality laws, and give due nos TO
nation the face Of the earth that the Rcy Of thi
government in future win be- to permit lite people to ai
more liberal form Of government.
Gen. Walker and his associates have been most groet
liberty. BE is purer in heart and deed than any
his slanderers, and his name will ccupy high pac
in history when they and their desc endans are forgotten
Invited to Nicaragua by the dev aocrao party compo
the dsspo,ic rule Of Chomorro who held supreme powe
over the departments Of Graz ada and Rva, the 9TH
portions Of the republic Comprising the most popuo,
authority: From that time until the invasion Of Il
forces Of Costa Rioa, Sseryhpg looked prosperously
Ncsaers In the % antry, the people began TO cutva
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is rejoicing at the melting of snow, which has
covered the ground in his neighborhood since
Christmas. He gives vent to his feelings in
the words Of the poet:
Farewell, old snow!
You've been enjoyed, you have old fellow!
Even by the elderly people, whose top-knots
Are whitened for the other side Of Jordan
River: and by the young folks, the cheeks Of
whom,
Though dipped In the deep carnation Of the
dezthless
Rose, you have made redder and redder-even
as red
As an awful great big blood beet
But you are bound to go
Again we bid you a long farewell, humblyre
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You to call on US when you visit this country
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PkimE ITALIAN MACCARONI, &c.
nhFE JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF
= Prime ITALIAN MACCARONI, Of lates, inn.
Po nu Also, Iress Sardines, Anchoives, Bor-
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pERSONS predisposed to Pulmonary A6ec
lions lind this the most trying season, owing
i 20 !ae sudden changes IN temperature yet by
Ing themselves with good prescription or cough
remedy they may easily ward or What nav efse
PISy v,, Dangerous winter companion TY-
has been so long known and highly annrectsted
- one OF our most innocent, yet efncac{ous, plea
SAINT and lsince the reduction in price y economi
Sal fem a, les that It may be recommended and
cents, OF three bottles in one, so cents Wholesale
by PATTERSON MARIN and sTOTT &
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dIia by PEEL & STEVENS; Georgetown by
vi. CISoHhD. - jy6-1y
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PAGE, for ALEXANDRIA, dis &nHS
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TOP AM MORE LET'S
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ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW!
READ THIS, OLD AND YOUNG!
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GUTTA PERCHA TEETH.
TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN IN
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Der Of years, and take pleasure In recommending
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SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING BY
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