Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-12
provement In patterns for cutting out the upper,

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\ of boots and shoes.
Lucisn Moss, of Philadelphia, Pa-For i'm
provement in fire plugs.
| Henry Moeser, of PittSburg, Pa For inn
| provement in blowing machines
| James Naug hten, OF Cincinnati, O.-For ma
| chine for cutting bread. e.
provement in mode of protecting trees from can.
ker worms, &c.
Kingsley r. Ohnstead, Of Chicago. nI-For
| improved lateral feed motion for saving mills
Ezra Peck, Of Deer Park, N. Y.-For improve
ment In digging plows. ..
| John Prenderg rast, of Boston, Mass For i'm
provement in harness buckles.
| John X. Pierce and Leavitt Ii. Austin, of Os-
.wego, n. T.-For improved signal lantern.
Ephraim Rossell, of Coaiesville, Pa.-For i'm
| provement in seeding machines.
| Philip G. Rowe, of Boston, MasS.-For i'm
provement In mode Of protecting trees from can
ker worms, &c. r.. .. so
F.. Harry Smith, of New York, n Y.-For i'm
| provement in sewing machines. ----
James Spratt. of Cincinnati, O.-Fo or improve
ment in candlesticks.
David T.. shaw, of Ross county, O.-For i'm
proved husking palm.
James NJ: LiIley, of'Greenville, va-For i'm
| proved instrument for surveying and calculating
| areas.
Horatio Stanley, of Erie county, Pa For inn
: Chas. Trip, Of Ann Arbor, Mich.-ror i'm
prOvement in grinding mill.
Francis Tnrasher and Henry B. Horton, of
| Akron, O.-For improvement in window sash
John Trasher, Of Avon, N. Y.-For improved
clamp for centering hubs for boring.
VIM. Mt. Storm, of New York, n. Y.-For
| improvement In generating anhy drous steam.
| A. J. Tewksbury, of Havefhill, Mass-For
| improvement in last holders.
Jesse Urmy, Of Wilmington, el-For i'm
Proyement in revolving snow excavators for rail-
| roads
VIM. H. Ward, Of Auburn, N. Y.-For i'm
proved bullet machine.
| John w cotton, of BoOnton, n. J.-For i'm
| proved horse shoe nail machine.
| Stephen Wilcox, jr., Of Westerly, X. I-For
| Improvement in printing presses.
| John Wood and Reuben North, of Rochester,
| w iS.-For improvement in sub soil plows
| Samuel Campbell, of Whitetowp, n " as.
| signor To John C. Whittier. Of Northbridpe,
| Mass.-For improvement in machinery for d,es.-
! Ing wdrpS.
Herman N Dewey, Of Berlin Heights O. as
| sgnor 10 b. l.. Hill Il Co, of same place-For
improvement quilting frames.
Allen Lapham, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, assignor to
| himself and Joseph 6 Bennett, Of same place -
| For Improvement in lard rendering kettles.
| RsisSuss.-George Watt Of Richmond, Va
| 9, 1856.
Joshua Heilnann, of New York, n Y, as
| signor to lgnatius. Sturn, Of same place-Im-
George w. Brown, of Galesburg, Ill For i'm
! is55. 'N way o
Dssign-Theodore R. Timby, Of Medina, N.
l-For design for barometer cases
The PHILADELPHIA Posr OFFICE. The
Ledger of yesterday contains violent attack
on the Postmaster General and the Representa-
tives in Congress from that city relative to the
location of its post Office.
We have to-day but room to call public
attention to the fact that the comments of
that journal on the subject evidently emanate
from some clique of city property spectators
disappointed by the action Of the Department
trl fho 80 D.,
street, under circumstances that made it the
Postmaster Generals duty to his trust to do So
The fact, alleged by the Ledger itself
that the Philadelphia members of the House of
Representatives heartily endorse the propriety
of the selection, will satisfy any disinterested
person that the best interests of their constit-
uents were consulted in maxi ng it.
NEW YoRK.-It continues questionable yet,
whether the Republicans have not secured a
majority in the newly elected Legislature of
New York. So great is the existing uncertain
ty-both parties claiming the vctory-as that
it will require showing of hands in voting on
the organization to know where more or less
members of both houses propose to stand po-
liticaly, enough individual members being
claimed by all three parties to turn the scale
"a they may elect. This is the result Of the
transition condition of New York politics As
the sun of Republican partyism is decidedly
waning, our impression Ia that those members
who - go in for the chances Including nearly
all the doubtful gentlemen, of oourse-wilI be
found intensely anti-Republican not long hence
We shall see.
NAVAL Courts OF IxouIRY-To-day, be-
fore Court No. |, in the case of exit Barney,
Mr. VIM. DeKraft of this city, was examined,
eJr-parte, on the part Of the Government
Before Court No. 2. this morning, where the
case Of Commander Ringgold is progressing,
documentary testimony was adduced On the
applicants behalf
APPOINTMENT BY THE president -Alexan-
der Newell, Postmaster at New Castle, Law
renee county, PennSylvania-the Office having
become subject to Presidential appointment.
The WEATHER The following report of tho
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation is about o clock a. m ::
NOVEMBER 12 1867
New YORK, N. .........clear, pleasant.
Philadelphia Pa...... clear, pleasant
Baltimore Nd. clear, cool
Washington. ID. C......... clear, cool
Richmond, Na............c clear, frosty
Petersburg, Va clear, cold.
Wilmington, N. C........ clear, cold.
Columbia, 5. c .clear cold
Charleston. =. C.......... cloudy. cold
Augusta, Ga.............. cloudy, cold
Savannah, Ca. cloudy. pleasant.
Macoh Ua. ............... clear, cold.
Columbus, Ga......... cloudy, cold.
Montgomery, Ala clear, cool
Lower Peach Tree, Ala. clear cool
Mobile, Ala.............c clear, cool
gainesville, Ala. clear, cold.
New Orleans clear, cold