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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-05
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-05

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
DEPARraFSr oF rHg INTERIOR, }
UNITED STATES Patent OTvicE,
WILMINGTON, Fr1- y, I5lh
ON TIE PETITION of RENSSELAER,

WAMIsGToS, Feb y, 1870
ON TIE PETITION of RENSSELAER,
" REYNOLDS stockport. y. praying for the extension
Of patent granted him the Il. day June. 1882 for an i'm
movement In POWER LOOMS. Tor seven yelrs from the
1pron OF said patent which takes place the lat day Of
June. 1866:
u ordered that the said petition b. heard at tie Patent
O0r on MONDAY the lAh day Of May 1876 at y o'clock
~ and al notified appear aud show cause
any they have why said petition ought not % be granted
Persons opposing tie extension required to e in IN.
Patent Ocs their objections specially st forth IN writing at
least scny Days before the day cf hearing al testimony
filed bv either ry 70 be used said hearing be
taken aud transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
ohi-e which wi. b. furnished on APPLICATION
DISPOSITIONS aud other papers, relied upon as testimony
must hd the office freafg days before the day II hear
ing the Arguments II any, within cn days after Ming the
testimony
Orderrd also that this notice be- published in The Chronicle
and in The INTEL g-ncer Washington. d. C.. and in The Trb
une New.York n. y, week for three successive
werks the first Of said puba 20 be- al least sixty days
previous to ,he day OF hearing. T. c. THEAKkR,
Comu.issiouer of Patents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS.

WE PRESENT to the public the first and
w only BRICK MACHINE eye- invented: which makess
PERFECT PRESSED BRICK from clay without crack OF
CHI and simple in demonstration rs 70 recommend TO
geneya substitute Tor any aud all birch machines
known TO the country
Ii make. Brick smooth perfect. and uniform In 'ie and
cuay cheaper than mud brick can be made, and
superior any Phi adep hl pressed brick ever offered 10
market.
The Machines made with from to eight mods and
will cost from $40 to $50 Two-horse power will rus
two NO d. aud hve- horse power will run eight mods
On. mold will turn out 1900 biks in " hours, and esn
mods ~ COO.
The brick thus made mpevou to moisture, and conss
ouently secure from the sct on Of frost.
They ready for bnrang when discharged from the me
chine-require handling or dryn2-and may be inledf
afeiy subjected 10 any degree Of heet
BY process manufacture the air and moisture are ef
PEELED from clay by Of periora,or which enter the
mold when filled end suddenly withdraw So the hres
receives final pressure; consequently. tNEk1 bklCh
BURNS PERFECTLY, WITHOUT CRACKING. CHECK:
ING or WARPING, and EVERY BRICK Is PERfECf
WHEN IT COMES FROM THE KILN.
The Machine in operation IN Jersey City, where's
cen be seen "A.
IL is only necessary for practical business TO .hs
Machine operation and examine its product 10 be con-
WINGED that IL destined 10 work an entire revolution In me
manufacture Of Brick 80
We offer for SALE, Rights Of States Counties Cities snd
Towns upon reasonable terms. Machines furnished 20 order
l.. c. WOODRUFF. President
c. L. CORNISH. Treasurer.
J. NJ. WHlrCOMD. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, Feb. %. 1906 J

~ New.Yok City, N. Y. praying for the extension Of a
patent granted him the day Of June 1882 for improve.
IN process OF manufacturing GutaPercha for seven
wears expiration of SAID patent which taxes place
the 1T day II June 1866:
II il ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patrn, Office MONDAY, tho l4h day Of May.
1876 a, Il O'Clock aud ell persons notified to sppesr
cause any they have. why said petition oa.ht
to be granted.
opposing the extension required 70 file IN the
Patent Office their objections specially set forth IN writing a,
lst freay days before the day Of hearing all testimony
filed by either party be used At the aid hearing must bc
taken aud transmitted In accordance with the rules Of tie
Office which wi be furnished on application
DEPOSIT and other papers, rhrd upon A. testimony
must be filed tho Office eag days before the day Of hear
ng the arguments II any within ten days after filing the
testimony $3.50
Ordered aso that this notice be published In The Chronicle
and The ute ,encer Washington d. c. and The Tribune,
New.York City ~ y. week for three successive
FIRST Of said publications 10 be at least GO days
TO the dsy OF hearing T. C. THEAkER
Commissioner Of Patents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

~ TRY SEAT for SALE at AUCTlON-On SATURDAY
the 2ith OF March at II M the premises belonging to
Josiah Keen in North Providence, miles from Providence
r. l. situation elevated. cool healthy views extensive, 100
acres 10 cultivated ,andi wood $50 Apple Trees Fruits
of al kind. Barn costly with Well aud Cellars, Tor ~
head sni uns lay House good with large Shade Trees
This FERN has canned 81 head produced 80 quarts Of milk
daily beside annually 400 bu.h,. Of Corn 500 bushels Of APP
pies aud 20 Of flay for market. Inquire Of DOYLE
JOSLlN. or ). 4. NIGHTINGALE Real Estate Brokers'
Wr.huc,.n Building Providence X. /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
Real estate for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE-To close an Estate,
the elegant extrawidh HOUSE No l6a Presidential Brook
Ign with without extra ground adjoining IN sarden)
house wide perfect order in every respects net
pied csu be seen any day very favorable For
terms applyto Z. Il. KELLoOU' Executor
No l39 Pearl-st., Esw-Yorf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
nOUBLE HOUSE AND STABLE for Sale

~ bargain, in consequence Of the owner leaving Tor
Europe; located Fourteenhst the Palace Garden
&C. House 81 wide in perfect order with al the modern
improvements Stable the Of the lot Lot ~ feet
AN No 2 pinr.st (C6i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

NOTICE 10 ARCilIECTS.-Pla and
sprcid ion win BE- received by tie undersiyned com
uttre until MONDAY the 10th day Of April, at III o'clock
m for the errcd Of building Tor the Masonic Assoc
tan II Jersey Cy. The Lot IL 1xOl feet and located on
81 Grove sud South oeventhst
city building be four stories high above the bteent
The b. arranged for stores tie second og lub
Die hall She third md fourth stories for lodge purposes 10"
building 10 be- Of bi L. with stone iron rimmnss The
committee offer Tor the best design 100 and further iniorms
may be obtained by calling the committee OF No. -
Moui somery-st, jersey City.
ALEXANDER WILSON, cour,,,ss
GEORGE +. GUTTER,
Jersey CITY March IL. 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

kNNULkR diamond DRILL.
rNUE ANNJLAR DRILL COMPANY Of
4 NETWORK are now prepared to furnish their ms
ehne. bull in the thorough manner and uneqused ios
rsuidy economy and precision Of work. The simplicity.
dhity ana ceaune, Of the machine renders It supesofh
ANYTHING in use all purposes o. mining tunens quiry
ing blasting. The machines can De USED oy s,eAn
angles. further particulars inquire 81 the once OF aa1Is
/ MALES. Treasuler. No. ~ Ilne-st, ~ n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
ITO LET-with Steam Power, in Brooklyn

minutes from Fulton Ferry, Newfork side and oe-
tween Brdg-t and Catharne Ferries brooklyn bOOs or
FLOORS 25r75, 5OrT5 may be required with ron TO
horse GIFTED three sides steam eieya
tor &c, in building. Apply to NEW.fORk CONDESslSt
COMPANY No. IJ2 FTongst, EewYorh, between IL ana
O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

NON SALE-The COTNTRY RESIDENCE

formerly occupied by Johnston Lvinrson, a. Livingston
Columbia ~ Y. The pIei,es Cotrn about 70
Of land divided into lawn garden orchard rud farming land
Hous. l. a2ID feet two Stories attic and bascmeut coach
house. stable barns porter. lodge &c Located close TO the
age Of Livingston and nine mile. distant from tie CITY II
Hudson. The views very beautiful embracing the Cats
hill Mountain and the mountain 20 the east SC The
stuation Que OF tie he,hies In The state. Apply 10
C9D HOMER MORGAN, No Finest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
pOOVTYN HOUSES for SALE-One


~ INGTON-Two and a half miles from Newark New,
Jersey Location very desirable and healthy Buildings and
ground. ample high tower bath bot and cold water
extensive view. Apply to A. Ii. BROWN, No. 3i7 Broadst
At J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

CTOP THIEF, STOP.-LEWIS's certain and
- infallibe PATENT THIEF DETECTOR or ALARM.
protecting Vineyards Orchards Gsriens Clothes hung
upon clothes lines etc Apply for Circular aud full paItcu
las to the Pateutee, JOHN f. LEWIS, Piston Luzerne
Coz Pa lueose address. and threecent stamp for particulars
.FlNlIE Gas Consumers Protection Society aud
others are respectfully invited the newest the
cheapest and the best sasg t No. 80 Wams
Maid-nlnne j. FlRMlN, Gas Filter and Inventor OF Gas
Appliances, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
EoR SALE to CLOSE an EsTATE.-A. J.

EOR SALE TO CLOSE an ESTATE.-A. j.
Il BLEECKER SON & Co. will eel al public auction on
THURSDAY. March g. 1865 a; the Exchange Sale'room
No. III Broadway at II o'clock noon the following described
property belong NJ the estate Of the late MARY SIMON
son. Jamaica. L. l.;
COUNTRY SEAT containing about 81 acres, with shade
aud fruit tree, in abundance. HOUSE ia 30 b. 90 eet 10
Rooms three Wells aud ci'ern heavy picket and tight
board f.nce. in good repair Also adjoining. one Frame
House 70 By Is f-et lot J7Hg7 feet inches Commuuica
ton every hour ferries by several Also two
2roy aud cellar Houses, and u story and eeLsr House
on BeAyet and nice Lot. Warwick Lafayette and Mad
l.on ayes. Jansics, elsibly located
For further information see bs. Also, diagrams andpho
,osraph the above Office o: j. A. 5. SIMONsON No
Iai Fultontve. Neyins Brooklyn, or J. SMOSsOS,
No 81 Bond st.. New York, Executors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
Gonses Gn0 farms r0antc0.

HOUSES WANTED-On a Lease of one to
three years. three first class HOUSES near together
IN good neighborhood. from 500 to 5000 Apply ~
BENEDICT COlr No. fiue-si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
% farmers ano Others.

DONE DUST (Pure), fine and coarse, FOR
ID SALE In quantities TO suit purchasers by
PETER COOPER.
No II Burlngsip, NewYork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
Go iObom it nan Concern.

L'NGRAVING.-Any person doing Engraving
u to the TrJe on either Copper Stone val please send
their adde's TO r. A. s., ID. T. HITCHCOCK, No.
Mafist New YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
BONE.

FOR SALE BY MANUFACTURERS-Pure BONE
DUST and fresh BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE
Addr,ss A. LISTER BROTHER,
Ceres Mills Newark, ~ J.
CRANBERRY PLANTS in any quantity, and
~ lease Of bearers. Dr. b. ii. STEVENS Essex County
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
neal Wstate for Sale.
All. WANTING FARMS.

a LII w AN Ahbio.
~ I.r,e and thriving settlement. Of Vineland: mild
climate. 30 miles south of Philadelphia by railroad
Rich soi produce: ass crops; twenty ba.,ne.. on"nng
good society Hundreds ere settling and masns nsSps
nen. Apply 70 It,,rs ss.werrd paper. containing
fu Information viii be sent free IRON ho,t % SSg b
4gric,u,di Editor Of The Tribune u ~ one o. we
80, ,t,,,y. f,yfs fyaciI level posiIion ana
,,tal condition (oy roGsgHtJ farming tlaf ws kH0e 10"
,tds Of TIE Wssf>ra Prairie.
A VERY NEAT HOUSE, in fine order, near
~ The ctv, terms easy fine location third house south Of
N-Iro.. Depo, Harlem Railroad, high ground Trans
early and lae. Inquire in neIt house or 81 u. W. piA
CHETT, No. New ChanibefasI' cor OF onalnAn'
DROOKLYN HOUSES for SALE-one
ID three story high basement aud .abeear browns'one
good location terms to suit price o one rniee sy
bigb basement and sub.cear, brick, $ooD Two frame
HOUSES and three LOTS; will sell one or al pnce
for all 1000 Apply address JOHN DAlLbi' NO ~
Myrtlo.aye., Brooklyn
NOUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE at IRV-
~ INGTON-Two and a half miles from Newark New.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
BOARD ailo Rooms.

DOARD-Two Gentlemen may find pleasant
ID Room with Breakfast aud Tea in an agreeable private
fani v. Location pleasant, 70 minutes walk rom No.l
rnens Best reference given and required Inquire al Au'e
Store. No. SO Broadway.
BOARD WANTED-By young Man, III
ID Christian family. Reference exchanged Terms must
b. moderate. Address =. A. b. station q.
no LET-FURNISHED ROOMS, including
an entire Parlor door. Private table II desired at No. 10
Filth ave-. near Fonueenth-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

hight SETS of 32-inch new COTTON
A CARDS Danforth, Cook Co, builder, for SALE b.
J.B. FULLER. No. Deyst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

MADAME CLIFFORD, MEDICAL and
VI BUSINESS CLAIRyOYANT, No 2ll A,lantie-st., be-
tween Smith sud Hoyt..fs, Brooklyn. Examination Of dis
cas-. m.de by halr. Sliislacion gua-anteed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
DEMOVAL of BURNTON's BOOKSTORE.

HIN consequence Of the extraordinary price paid offered
ty other parties with the hope doubt OF securing
themselves the benefits be derived from the possession Of
my odesabished Book Trade have built Store neat door
but one the old sand-No. 29Or the purpose Of retain
ing my trade and odatng those Of customers who
reside the immediate vicinity. Ny principal place Of bust
ness will open shortly efer the LIST Of May No. 81 Fourth
ave. with extensive stock Of Books Music, Stationery and
Ysney Goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
Groceries anb propislons.
Marbinern.
TRICssON's CALORIC ENGINES.

L'RlCSSON ChEORIC LNplNLtc.
H CLUTE EROS celebrated portable aud stationary hid
and pressure Steam Engiues Gst aud Saw Mills Pumps
Of every description; Cotton Gins, Skating Gearing
JANIS A. ROBINSON.
NJ LEA Dnrne cor. HndtOn-st.. New Vol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

VAULT ubsiantialy built aud ncosed by iron rail-
luz the part Of the Cemetery for sale cheap; mas
never been used Apply a. no. ~ broadway Room 10. o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

"rJNHE FENIAN BROTHERHOOD" ont
Il TO-DAY, contains: Letter TO Archbishop Nc
co,key;" ITO Snip, To Ships" Co. OMahony and Cen.
Sweeney Harmony, Southern FenisDs;' Billy Bluff "
"Ireand North and South" . In the Fied "Our Natural
Rights Searching the British Oigachy" Condition Of
England seven pictures; Sketches. News Poetry-z Of
NE right stamp THOMAS A. DEVYR, 2FnnkliBIqusre.
NEW SONG and CHORUS.
IN PROTECT THE FREEDMAN,
By r. Webster, author Of Get out Of Mexico" Our
Neutral Friend" &C. An appropriate song for the times
adapted beautiful ard effective melody. Price 80 cents
On receipt Of which il will be sent by mail postpaid, b. o.
DlTsON 4 Co. Boston. For sale by all Music Dealers
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-11
VARIETIES.

The "Gentiles" of Salt Lake City have of
fered reward of $4,15O for the apprehension
of the murderer of S. N. Brassfield, who was
assassinated for having married the concubine
OF Mormon elder. Nearly the whole amount
was raised by subscription at public meeting
Such a manifestation plainly shows the excited
state of feeling among the Gentiles of Utah,
and serious troubles may yet ensue.
= "A large contribution of agricultural imple-
ments and machinery has been sent from this
country to the Austrian International Agricul-
tnral Exhibition at Vienna, and Mr.. Austin
Baldwin, who, with Governor Wright repre-
sented our government at the agricultural fair
at Hamburg, has been appointed the commis-
missioner to represent the United States
There is on exhibition at Baltimore a
model, some twelve feet in diameter Of q re-
volving vessel, the invention of Mr. George T.
Snyder, of Lancaster, Penn. The great novel;
ty embraced in the construction of this vessel
consists in a very simple application of the mo-
tive power, by which this vessel is made to rol
over the water Instead of running through it,
and so completely arranged that passengers
and freight remain stationary, while the hull CT
the vessel is rapidly revolving.
The new radical daily, the New York Ma
tional Press, is to be issued by stock company,
with thousand shares at a hundred dollars
each. 1t will be folio, half the present size of
the New York Herald, and win be sold for two
cents copy. tr. g.. ..Ustri eI
-Itis proposed to buy the law library of the
late James L. Pettigru, of South Carolina, for
$4,000, to be added to the law library of Con-
gress.
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-11
Correspondents q he Eugls.s Rar,i.men.

" LONDON, April 2S, 1885.
At the time L write Cabinet Council of
ministers is sitting and considering what course
they shall adopt now that their reform bill has
been read second time by majority of five
votes only. The probability is, that they win
go on in committee until they are defeated M
on an important clause and then that they
will resign. -..-f :.
You can hardly imagine the effect produced
by Mr.. Gladstones speech last night. 1t is
the greatest ever delivered in my time. His
voice was musical and clear as bell his man
ner was exquisitely adapted to his words, and
his language and air were such as 20 compel
admiration from the bitterest of his foes. To-
day thousands upon thousands OF people are
reading the sentences where he said:-I 9o 1
"We stand or fall with the bill as has been
declared by my noble friend. lCheefs.l We
stand with it now we may fall with it a short
time hence, and if we do we shall rise with 1t
hereafter. Great cheering l shall not at
tempt to measure with precision the forces that
are to be arrayed in the coming struggle. Per-
haps the great division of tonight is not the
last that must.take place in the contest. You
| may possibly succeed at some point of the
struggle. You may drive us from our SEATS
You may bury the bill that we have introduc-
ed, but for its epitaph we will write upon its
gravestOne this line, with certain confidence
in its fnlflment,-- @ p ,oE q r'1o
| Exoriare alquis nostris ex ossbus ultor. lEa
lCheers. You cannot fight against the fl-
ture. Time is upon our side. ICheers.l The
| great social forces which move on in their
might and majesty, and which the tumult of
our debates does not for moment impede or
disturb-those great social forces are against
you; they are marshaled on our side, and the
banner which we now carry, though perhaps
at some moment it may droop over our sink
ing heads. yet it soon again will float in the
eye of heaven, and it will be borne by the firm
hands of the united people of the three king,
doms, perhaps not to an easy, but to certain
and to a not distant victory" -- ~ 20
There has not been in the British Parlia-
ment for twenty-five years such applause as
was heard TO follow this outburst The blood
Of the people is up. "Time is on our side .
said Mr.. Gladstone. The question whether
England is to be governed any longer exclu,
sively by the aristocracy is forced upon us
and l have no doubt as to the result. The to
ries and wings will find they have in Mr.. Glad
stone one who is fearless, who Is determined
and who knows that the masses are at, hi:
back. This is the last Of our moderate re
form bills. The next will be Something which
will better deserve the name of revolution.
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-11
Miscellaneous Dispatches.

- 9su4s 'ad New YORK. May 10. oa
The steamship Napoleon from Hayre, has
arrived. The Post says james Stephens, the
The NanofssodhC fsd Centre, is passenger on board
e3 CINCINNATI, May III.
The Convention of the non-Episcopal Meth
odist Church assembled in this city yesterday
to discuss and effect basis of union. Dele
gates representing nearly all the churches in
the Northern States were present. The Con-
vention win probably last several days. u o.
The suit between the Ohio & Mississippi
and the indianapolis & Cincinnati railroads for
alleged breach of contract, commenced yester-
day before the Superior Court. The most
prominent lawyers of the country are engaged
on both sides. e
The City Solicitor has entered suits against
several street railroad companies for charging
higher rates of fare than their contracts allow.
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-11
ARRIVAL OF HEAD CENTRE
STEPHENS. n NJ
i. .afs48azss--7 = .. HFSh--
IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS OF THE
= 3s'. FENIANS. fiA 79'ks5
GA'aaa easgL Meade Ordered to
Batf0to.

Z tgasa NEW YORK, May 10.
The French steamer Napoleon Ill, arrived
tonight Among her passengers is Head
Centre Stephens. The Fenians are making
preparations for grand reception.
The Napoleon reports May 1st, passed in
lat 4S 40 min. lon. 36o 81 min., steamship
City of Washington, for Liverpool, in tow Of
the Propontis. Required no assistance.
BUFFALO, May 10.
The Morning Express has received special
dispatch from New York, saying that the ar
rival of Stephens caused important movements
among the Fenians, and that Gen. Meade had
been ordered to Buffalo, with a considerable
number of United States troops.
pectcd in this region. The U. S. steamer
Michigan which was on the point of sailing
for Erie, has been ordered to remain here. 1t
is rumored that United States troops have
been ordered here.