The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-27
CITY INTELLIGENCE,
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ISSUE OF PATBNTs-Patent5 have been re-
Gently issued to the following PennsylYanians,
for their respective inventions -
Theodore Borgner, orimproved skate fastening.
Edward Brown, for improvement in valve gear
for steam engines.
George NJ, Hay, for improved adjustable collar
for stOYe-pipes.
Lewis Heyl, for portfolios.
John +. Keller, for improvement in seed drills.
Conrad Leibrich, for Improvement In hasps for
truck locks.
G. A. Horse for improved medical compound.
T. Seeley, for improved composition for con-
crete pavement.
Edward l.. Walker, for improvement in hay
elevators.
Robert X. Colyin, for Improvement in com
bned gun and pistol bayonet.
Henry Neumyer, for improvement in foot bel
lows
Sanford L. Parsons, for improved coal stove.
HANDSOME TRANsrARENCWs.-Tr1
are now being painted by the "AUtists Sketch
"Club" for the Supervisory Committee for recruit
ing colored troops All their leisure time is devoted
TO The work, which is carried on in the various
rooms Of the building at No. 1910 Chesnut street,
occupied 10y the Committee. 10 is intended that
they shall be placed on the font OF the building,
occupying all the blank surface from the pave
ment to the caves. A battle scene, an arch Of
liberty, q hand, TO- hand struggle between Rebel
OlllCef negro bOlulGIt hllu pOlllblla VI lulu-
tury men, make up the pictures. IAe paintings
are vet unfinished; but the artists are working
hard 10 complete them before the close Of the
week. They are good both in design and eXcCu-
ton, and will exceed in attraction, both 20 toe
lovers OF art and the curious, any paintings OF
similar kind that have ever been exhibited 70 our
citizens When the paintings are ready to be
put in their places, Mr.. webster, tHe Chairman
OF the Committee, expects 90 slgnalze tue occa-
sion by appropriate eNerClses'
WOUNDED SOLDIERS FROM SHEBrDAy's AnH2.
Nearly two hundred more wounded soldiers
from sherldans army arrived yesterday morn
ing at the Citizens Volunteer Hospital, Broad
aud Prime streets The following Pennsy
were among the number Michael Mahl0r, Co.
b, 9jth; John BOlchas, l., Oh Cavalry; Edmond
Barry, b, Grh Cavalry; II A. Cunningham, u,
05th Orion S. Butler, L, l2.h Caya ryj watson
Stanton, @, 10th John Conster, II, BIthi James
Potter. i, 5th u. S.; Conrad Fleck, q, 18th
Cavalry HermOn II. Schnistering, l., llsh Cav
LAuNoH.-The steamship George ARpoh was
launched this morning from the ship'yard Of
John w. Lynn, foot of Reed street, In very hand
sore STYLE. She Is owned by the Merchants &
Miners Steamship Company Of Baltimore, and
is intended TO run between Baltimore ana Boston.
She registers 1900 tons.
A NEW SUNDAY PAPER.-Mr. S. L. Cohen, the
e,te,prising editor Of the Campaign Dial, intends
N commence the publication Of new Sunday
naper. 10 he known as the Sunday Herald. The
mention of Mr.. Cohen's name Is suhlelent guar
sntee for ability and truth in conducting his new
sheet.
PEnsoNAL.-Msjor-Gen General George b. McClel.
Ian Is expected 10 arrive in our city tonight.
Colonel Herman Biggs has been appointed
Quartermaster for this Department TO succeed
Colonel George IL. CrosmADI removed