Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-07

Ferdinand Dawson, of Petersburg, Va.-For
improvement in stone drilling machines
Jacob Green, Of Philadelphia, Pa-For i'm.
provement in glass furnaces.
Samuel Gumaer, of Aurora, Ill.-For i'm
provement in corn shelters.
Sheldon s. Hartshorn. Of Orange, Conn
For improvement in the manufacture of
buckles
Andrew K. Hay, of Winslow, N. J.-For i'm
provement in glass furnaces.
Horace s. Higgins, Of Graham, Ind.-For
barrel machinery.
Thos Kendell, of San Francisco, Cal.-For
improvement in bottle shoppers.
Joseph Leeds, of Philadelphia, Pa-For i'm
provement in furnaces for heating buildings
E. E. Marcy, of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in vulcanizing elastic gums.
VIM. Nelson Martin, of Bristol, r. For
improvement in coal hods.
Ives W. McGafey, of Philadelphia Pa.
For improvement in potato diggers.
Barnet McKeaze, of Accatink, Va-For
improved mode of saving bolts for slaves
Elliot T. 1iller, of Boston, Mass.-For i'm.
provement in bombs, shells, or grenades
Geo. Miller, of Providence, r. I-For i'm
provement in manufacturing leather banding
for machinery.
Edmund Morris, of Burlington, N. J.-For
| slate frame.
Marcus P. Norton, of Tinmouth, Vt.-For
improvement in railroad car brakers
Dewey Phillips, of SALISBURY, Vt.-For i'm
proved farm gate.
William E. Rider and John Murphy, of
New York, N. Y.-For improvement in de.
| sulphurizing gutta percha and other gums
Erastus W Rolf. of Newark, N. J.-For ms
| chine for cutting lemons on blind Stats
Charles Rumley, of Rochester, N. Y.-For
| Improvement in steam engine valves.
hos 1f
prOvements in rotary engines.
Isaac Searles, of Newark, N. J.-For inn
provementin machinery for making hat bodies.
Robert M. Selleck, of New York, N. Y
For improvement in harness saddles.
| James Slater, of Macon, Ga For improved
form for and mode of operating circular saws,
Jeremiah P. Smith, Of HummelstowH, Pa
For improvement in corn shelters.
b. d. Washington, of Hannibal, Mo.-For
improved means for directing tho blast in fur
| naces.
Elbridge Weber, of Gardner. Me.-For
| handles. ''''
Chas. Wilson, of Springfield, Mass.-For
Improvement in locks.
Wendell Wright, of New York, N. Y.-For
improvement in firearms
Samuel T. Thomas, of Lawrence. Mass and
Eliza Ann Everett administrators of Edward
E'o.Ses, Veoodoeu, ldto OF SAID Lawrence
For improvement in loom beams.
John jenkins. of Monroe, Mich, assienor to
Zoe. Horton d Co., of Chester County n. Y
For improvement in carriage lifting Jacks.
John P: Avery, of Norwich, Conn, assignor
to Joseph r. Bromley, of same place.SFor
Improvement in stone dressing MACHINES
Des'gns.--Jacob Beesley, Of PhiIadelnbia
r., asslgnor to W. P. Cressen Il Co., of same
place FOR designs for bar-room stoves. Ante.
dated May 7, 1854 '' 1-'''
David Stuart, of Philadelphia, Pa, as.ienor
to ". r cressen 4 Co., of same place.SFor
design for Stoves Egg Stove"
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Departmsnt.-On yesterday, the 9th of Nov,
there wore of Treasury Warrants entered on
tho books of tho Department
For tho redemption of stock...... $50, 342 o.
rol tHe customs. ................ 25,34O 90
1or .ne war Department..... 1850 90
FOE tho Interior Department. - 90