Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-07

| IS54-each bearing that date: - ,
Brown S. Wood, of Burivlle, R. For
imprdvemeut in knitting machines, 4
Robert Waddell, of Eug land. -For improve.
nent in balancing slide valves of steam en-
gines. Patented in England April 81. 1861
A. 81. Rauch, Of Bethlehem fa-For i'm
provemeut in machines for washing bottles.
Charles f. Brown, of Warren, r. N1.-For
| improvement in Instruments for taking deep
sea sounding.
JOS. de Palm, of New York, N. Y.-For
improvement in brick pottery kilns. Patented
in England, July Is, 1852; in France, August
I3 B52 in Holland and Belgium, September
Is, 1882 = ~
Henry R. Campbell, of Lebanon, N. H
For improvement in the combination OF q rail-
road track ald wheels. r-s, - ~ -
Samuel Mccormick, of Dublin, Ireland
For improvement in pressing the thread upon
screw blanks. Patented in England, March
20, 1853. 1' .s.f -aE On .aTtlT MI
Donald Taylor, of East Boston, Mass For
berth -kneel former. ! 800 a.-
Henry Allen, of Norwich. Conn-For inn
proved machine for dressing Polygonal timber.
Vim. Ballard, Of New York, n. Y.-For i'm
provement in bent timbers for ship frames.
Whitman Price, of GOldsborough, n. c.
For Improvement in cuitvators. a..
Jared Pratt, of Taunton, Mass-For i'm.
| provement in making seamless metal tubes.
VIM. W. Hill, Of Greenpcrt, n Y.-For ar
rangement of hampers in rotary stoves. .
| Walter Westrup, of Mapping, England
For improvement in grain mills. Patented in
| England January %, 1850.
Matthias P. Coons, of Brooklyn, N Y-For
| improved rivet clamp for wire fences
| W. A Flanders, of Sharon, Vt.-For moth
| killer = -s,.E-s .
Ross Dugan, OF New York, n. Y.-For i'm
| proved machine for cleaning and watering
streets. .& E.E FL. .aE-,
| Edward and James NJ. Clark, of Lancaster
Pa.-For improvement in Touring mills.
Smith Beers, of Naugatuck, Conn-For i'm
proved method of turning hubs, &c.
Timothy f. Taft of Worcester, Mass.-For
improved device for operating cutter heads Of
planning machines -
Alfred Brady of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in vault covers
Noah w. Speers, of Cincinnati, Ohio.--For
| improved hydrant cap.
James A. Whipple, of Boston. Mass.-For
improved mechanism for operating pumps
Samuel Fl. Dudley, of Milton, Conn.-FOr
| improvement in road scrapers.
Edward P. Day, Of New York, n. Y.-For
Improvement in machines to print subscribers
| names, &c, on newspapers.
Francis M. English, Of Hopkinsville, KY
For Improvement in whffletreeS.
Robert M. Wade, of Vaudeville, Va.-For
improved lubricator
Alexander B. Latta, of Cincinnati, Ohio
For improvement in steam generators.
Charles F. MARITIME, of Boston, Mass.--Fol
improvement in sofa bedsteads.
Hymen L. Lipman, Of Philadelphia, Pa
For improved eyelet machine.
Elijah Phelps, of Hendersonville, Ill.-For
improvement in excavators.
| VIM. B. johnson, of Stanton, Va.-For i'm
provement in seed planters.
Patrick Clark, of Railway, n J.-For i'm
proved water level indicator for steam boilers
Thos and SAM. Champion, of Washington
ID C.-FOr improvement in feathering paddle
wheels
Waitman Davis, of (nearj Morgantown, Va
For Improvement in seed planters.
John Sheffield, of Pultneyville, n. Y-Fol
improvement in apparatus for filing mill saws
Robt. ii. Collycr, of New York, II. Y.-Fo
improvement in gold amalgamators.
Isaac +. Shank, Of Buffalo, Va.-For i'm
proved lath machine
David Russell, of Drewersburgh, Ind -Fo
improved method of operating saw mill blocks
Harrison c. Clark, of Worcester, Mass.-Fo
!, improved lathe.
Thomas Crossley, of Boston, Mass.-For i'm
provement in weaving pile fabrics
William Cam, of Black Rock, n. Y.-Fol
cleaning bolts of Touring mills
Edward Harrison, of New Haven, Conn
For improvement in grinding mills
Jordon l.. Mott, of New York n Y-Fo
Improvement in securing car wheels upol
| aXies.
, Edwin J. Green, of Cedarville, n. Y.-Fo
improvement in joint bodied buggies
Levi Dederek, Of Albany, N. Y.-For i'm
} provement in hay presses
: James j. johnson, of Allegheny, and Jane
V. Cunningham, of Pitt:burg, Pa For i'm
proveInent in moulding hollow ware.
John c. Reed, of Mount Vernon, Ohio. a
signor to c. P. buckingham and Henry p
Upton, of same pace.-For improvement il
grinding mills
Hervey Ely, of Rochester. N. Y, assigno
} to Samuel B. Ely, of same place.-For inn
$ provement in drying -four
Ihos. Wallace Henry Bachreister, 9TH
latter now deceased,l Of Philadelphia. Pa -
= For improved blowing fan
DeunIs Donovan, for himself and as admin
istrator Of Witchell G. Hallman, deceased
now, and late of Philadelphia county, Pa.
assignor to FL. J. White Of Philadelphia. Pa
: For improvement il cooking range
Alfred krupp, Of Essen, Prussia For i'm
proVement In car and other wheel tires.
The Fisheries Tr eaty,-It is believed tina
, the negotiations in conn ecticn with this con
vention, were finally closed yesterday after.
noon. We will not vouch for the fact. though
inclined to believe the information to be cor
rect.
Treasury Department Ruling as to Letter.
OF Observation-Disclosures of administratio,
having been revoked by the Supreme Court
IN some States, because they were IRREGULAR,
granted, the appointment of an administrator
by Judge of Probate is not conclusive. ans
) the accounting officers cannot be controlled l.,
the proceedings Of Court of Probate, j,
such cases, unless they show that the laws O
The State have been complied with
The Current Operations Of the Tressur
Depar tment.-On yesterday, the 9th Of June
there were of Treasury Warrants entered o,
tho books Of the Department
For the redemption Of stoc ks.... s56,62a Z
For the payment Of other Treasury
debts ..................... 80, 695 /
ror the customs. ................ 1897 s.
Covered into the Treasury from
mlreetIaheons sources........... 100 8
For the War Department. ll3.SSI :
For re-paying for the w ar Depart.
ment. ::........ ............... q SS7
For the Navy Department ...... 2436 O
For re-paying for the Navy De-
partment ................... 1916 4
Hor 'ne Interior Department.....- 1000 s.
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