Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-06
ton. n. For improved apparatus for pol.

ishing anvils.
Joseph f Flanders, of Newburyport, Mass
For Improvement in machines for rubbing
and polishing leather.
Joshua Gibbs, of Canton, Ohio-For inn
proved machine for grinding plow-castings.
Robert A. Graham, of New Paris, 0hio-For
improvement in plows.
Thomas c. Hargreaves, of Schenectady, n.
Y.-FOr improvement in maize husking ma
| chimes.
William Horsfall, of New York, n Y.-For
| improvement in annunciators for hotels.
Richard Ketcham, of Seneca Castle, n. Y
For improvement in straw cutters.
Zadok II. Mann, of Newport, ky.-For i'm
prOvement in car wheels.
Benjamin Rutter and Henry Rowzer, of
Piqua, Ohio.-FOr improvement in snut-ma-
chimes.
| John c. fir. Solomon, of Washington, d. c.
For improvement in rotary steam engines.
George S. g. Spence, Of Boston, Mass.-For
| improvement in cooking ranges
Edward Brown, of Rindge, n H. assignor
to Josiah NOrcross NJ. D., of South Reading,
Mass. For Improvement in burglar alarms
Ephraim l.. Pratt, of Worcester. Mass,
assignor to James Sargent and Daniel p. Fos-
ter. of Shclbury, Mass.-For improvement in
machine for pairing apples.
Joseph c. Strobe, Of East Bradford, Pa
For improved hydraulic ram.
! Henry Vande W ater, of Albany, n. Y.-For
improved turbine water wheel.
| James A. Woodbury., of Winchester. Mass.
and Joshua Merrill and George Patten, of
/ Boston, Mass.-For improvements in air en-
| gines. Patented in England, 9th January,
1858
Elizur Wright, of Boston, Mass-For i'm
proved stop cock.
John f. Anderson. of New York, n Y
For improved throttle valve arrangement
Edmund II. Graham. of Bddleford, Maine
For improvement in magazine guns.
| Levi d. Griffith of Honeybrook, Pa-For
improvement in piow beams.
Archibald s. Littlefeld, of Portland, Me-
For improvement in sclf-acting switches
Leonard S. Maring, of Westport. Mass
For improved. cutter for boring wheel hubs
Hiram Powers, now residing in Florence,
Italy.-For improvement in files and rasps
Philip p. Ruger, of New York, N. Y-For
improved machine for turning spiral mould.
ings.
John Headdington Ward, of Sonora. Cali.
fornia.-For improvements in gold washers.
Charles Treat Paine Ware, of New York n
| I.-FOr improvement in prOpelers.
William G. Dean. of jacksonville, n. Y
For improved guide for doweling feloes for
wheels
Marshal Finley, of Canandaigua, N. Y
For improved Daguerreoiype plate holder.
N. l.
For improved machine for jointing slaves
j. Augustus Roth, of Philadelphia. Pa
For improvement in processes for dechlorin-
ating bleached fabrics
| James II. Murrill, of Richmond. Va.-For
Improvement in looms for weaving coach lace
John p. Hayes. of Boston, Mass-For i'm
prOvement in cooking ranges.
Ozias j. Davie and Thomas W. Stephens. of
Erie, Pa.-For improvement in machines for
punching metal.
John Newell of Boston, Mass-For improve
ment in camphcnc lamps.
Richard Ii. Pindell, of Fayette County
Ky. ussignor to William j. Thurman. OF
Washington, Ky.-For improved planning ma
chimes.
Re-issue.-David Matthew, of Philadelphia
| Pa.-FOr improvement in spark and gas con-
sumers.
Designs John II Barth. of Indianapolis
1nd.-For design for bedstead.
Julius Hobzer. of Philadelphia. Pa. as.
signor to North, Chase 4 North, of Philadel.
phia, aforesaid-Desgn for cooking stove
George II. Tryday. of the County of Phila
delphia, Pa assignor to North, Chase and
North, Of Philadelphia, aforesaid.-Desigr
for stoves.
Garretson Smith and Henry Brown, of tn,
County Of Philadelphia. Pa. assisnors t,
North Chase 4 North, of Philadelphia Pa -
For design for stoves
Hosea IL. Huntley, of Cincinnati. Ohio
assiguor to Daniel +. Goodhue, of Cincinnati
aforesaid-For design for cooking stove.
Garre:son Smith and Henry Brown, of Phil
adelphia, Pa, assignOrs to e. W. Warnicl
Il F. Leibrandt, OF Philadelphia, aforesaid
For design for stoves.
THE CHOLERA AT MARTINsBuRG. "A
letter from Martinsburg, Va, says thai
the cholera is spreading along the river
and the citizens are seriously alarmed.