Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-23
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Ifssned from Me UmsafI States Pussnf @ he.
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VIM. d. Andrews, of New York, n.
Y.-For improved centrifugal pump.
Nathaniel A. Boynten, Of New York,
n f:-For Improvement in ,hot-air fur.
naces. .1st
Richard c. Bristol. of China. Michigan.
For improvement in rotary engines. r..
Benjamin Bridendolph, Of Clearspring,
Md.-For improvement in hoininy mills.
Absaiom B. Earle, Of Franklin, y. Y.
For improvement in straw cutters =,
VIM. NJ. Ellis, of Washington, d. @.
For improved arrangement OF the steam
engine. 81, '.p.orsa .---rI.g -s,E. =, ,g.g
VIM. l.. Hatcher, of Philadelphia, Pa.
For improved stop and waste cocks.
Levi Haywood, Joseph l.. Ross, and
James X. Otis. of Boston, Mass. Fer
improvement in portable bureaus, .s
j. Burrows Hyde, of New York, y.
Y.-For. Improvement in apparatus ,or
coating telegraphic wires. '-'
Bernard Hughes, Of Rochester, n. Y.
For Improvement in actuating engines bv
bi-sulphate of carbon. 10 I:ryTi ~
George jackson, of Cohoes, N.'Y.-For
Improvement IN knitting machines. 80
Abel +: Lewis, of Shopiere, Wisconsin.
For improvement in floating drsgs or
anchors. 81. r -,--.-,,s ---fr--r.k III. ~ z
Robert Marquis, of xenia. Ohio.-For
apparatus for balancing and ahoisting
sasheS. 7,f,I,af ,,, ,.-s-.r;t -. -
Eibridge Marshall, of Clinton, Nh.
For improvement in manure spread rs.
Henry Mellish, Of Walpole, II. H.-For
improvement in grain mills, -..
julius A. Pease, Of New York, q. Y.
Fer improved diaphragm pump.
VIM. D. Porter, of New York, q. Z.
For improvement in wood gas q nerators.
Henry Richardson, Sheldon Norris. ir.,
and Benuet G. Perry, of Litchfieid, Conn.
For improvement III faiding umbrellas.
Artemus Rogers. Of PaInssflle. Ohio.
For improved instrument for maIufac.
turing door-knobs. .so,,. rss
3 Charles NJ Albu,ger, of Philadelphia,
Pa--For improved pavement washer.
hose hydrant. and hitching post :
Thomas Crossley, of Boston, Mass.
For improvement in manufacturing two.
ply carpets. 80 -, il ID
Joseph Hill, of Skane attes, y. Y.--For
improved daguerreotype plate folder
Joseph c. jenkins, Of Bealsrifle, Ohio.
For improvement in tuning forks. y
Abner " bite Jones, of New York, y.
Y.-For improved means of preventing
the explosion of boilers. -o',s'-'"0
Dustin F. Mellen, of Wentworth. y.
H. For machine for sawingclap boards,
&c. 7s.- r..e .,..3 a...so5 !, -
- William o. Rust, of Great Falls, n. d.
For improved saw-set. ..--.r.fb "a -
Hugh Sangster, of Buffalo, N. Y.-For
in securing glasses in lam
terms. -,.c,.- .r, - e. ... 7l. %
Edmund Shaw, Of East Abingdon,
Mass.-For Improvement in sewing ma
chimes. ..... -
Halcyon Skinner, and William Green.
halgh, of West Farms, n. Y.-For i'm.
proved carpenters guage. 1,u4a,
Robert Spencer, of Southport, Conn.,
For Improvement in harness saddle-rees.
Alfred A. Starr, of New York, N. y
For catamenial supporter. = ''r
David Swartz, and Samuel Swartz, Of
Tomsbrook, Va.--Por improvement in
fastening plOws. -,c...- q, Ere'
Robert Spencer, ofNew York, II. Y
For improvement in harness saddles.
rn-ul Stillmap, of New York, n. T.
Far ;mnro,n nment in counting machines.
Francis c. e-,dwell, of New York,
N. Y.-For improvement. IN ovens. 90 s.
Abner Whiteley, ofSpringhels, ohfo.-1
For improvement in track Cleaners TO
grass harvesters. .-,.. r9v-us
Philander 'Iyilbar, Of Milan, Ohia-+-
For improvement in cheese presses !
Melvin Shaw, of East Abingdon, Mass,
assignor to, Melvin Shaw and Daniel
Gage Wheeler, Of East Abingdon, afore-
sald-FOr improvement in clamps for
sewing machines. - --.a
Solomon S. Gray, Of South Boston,
Mass, assignor to s. S. GRAY and S. A.
Woods, of South Boston aforesad.-For
improved machine for planning lumber
"out of wind" ..... - ''fi p,
Daniel Treadwell, Of Cam bridge, Mass. i
aSsignor to Herbert II. and Frederick II
Simpson, of Boston Mass-For improve
ment in operating hampers of furnaces.
Thomas w. Harvey, deceased, late of
New York, N. Y, administrator and as
signor to the Harvey Steel and Iron Com
pany.-For improvenentin in furnaces for,
manufacturing wrought iron directly
from the ORE 81 ri gJusl sit .,e, M
James a Brazier, of, Canton, Mass, ;,
asSignor to Alfred B, Ely, of Boston
Mass.-For improvement in cog gearing
NJ. II. Merriam, of Chelsea, Mass. and
William W. Nichols, Of Boston, Mass,
assiguors to w. w. Nichols l. Co, o.
Boston aforesaid For improved tool.
rest for turning lathes.
Benjamin F. Graves, of Boston. Mass.
assignor to c. Knowlton, of Boston.
aforesaid. For improved tool for boring
recesses for caStors, &C. Il 5o!i.a %
Sidney S.gsTurner. of West borough.
Mass, assigner 10 Elmer To-, nsend, Of
Boston, Mass.--Kor improvement in sew
ing machines. hiaI e. - ,sosGeq has ..-si
Jacob Sennef, of Philadelphia, Pa
For improvement in machines for casting
metallic eyes or mails of heddleS for.
looms. a. -. !-o 7'1'''' 7-A o.., :. ,ao
VIM. Van Arden, of Poughkeepsie, N.
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