Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-29
John GLEASON ,is,tl. Of Northaela. IT.

I John Gleason, OF fofthfe1d, N-Fof In,
| provement In slide valves for steam eneinos
Daniel Hayward, of Providence, h. i.-Fo
improvement In manufacture of India rubber
Samuel NJ Hickman, of Tours Brook. Va
For improvement in seed planters
Abraham r. Hurst, of Harrisburg, Pa-Fo
Improvement 10 manure excavators.
sohn H King, jr., Of youngstown, D. c.
For improvement in seed planters
| C. B. Laudnan, Of New York, N. Y.-Fo
improvementi ID lamp filters. -
| Ezra Homusdieu, of Chester, Comic,
improvement in dies for making augers.
| John G.. McCauley, of Stone Bridge. Va
| For improvement in harrows.
John B. Nichols, Of Lynn, Mass.-For i'm
proyement in binding folder
Whitman Price. Of Goldsboroueh. N. O.
For improvement in ploughs for planting Do
tsroes 1890 ~Fs,-r 80 5.
Vim. Redick, Of Uniontown, Pa.-Eor i'm.
prevement in seed planters. % - s
Titus u: Russell ,of Taftsvills, vt.---Fo i'm.
| proved saw mill dogs shtE !iraza1. p
r =: sibbst, Of shippensburgh, Pa-Po,
improved method OF tennoning snokes 1'
: Andrew J. Smith, of Piqua, Ohio.-For i'm.
|, prevement in corn, shelters -. n
Joseph @. STRIDE, of West Chester, Pa.--Fu1
puppet valve for hydraulic rams. Sc a
Joshua Stevens, Of Chicopee Falls, Mass
For improvement in chairs for exercising
Elisha Waters, of Troy, N. Y.-For improve.
ment in breast cups.
Noah Warlick, of Lafayette, Ala.-For i'm.
proved horse shoeing apparatus. .. -
Charles P. s. WardwslI, of Lake Village
N. H.--For improved machine for cutting ten
mons. " st;t IL ~ -.
Joseph D. West, of New York, N. Y.-Fo,
improved hydraulic ram. ~ =. =.
Jesse Whitehead, Of Manchester, Vs.-Fo1
improvement in counter twist speeders
provement in nail machines.
Daniel Halliday, of Ellington, Conn.-Fo,
Improved governor for wind mills
Thomas c. Vice, Of Roch ester, n. Y.-Fo,
sails. -
Sidney 8. Turner, Of Marlborough, Mass
assignor to Elmer Townsend, of Boston, Mass
For Improvement in sewing machines.
Philemon A. Morley, Of Brooklyn, N Y,
assignor to James Bright, of Brooklyn afore
aid,-For Improvement in glass lanterns
Dexter II. Chamberlain, of Boston, Mass
assignor to William H. Meshural, of New Ha.
ven, Conn.-For Improvement in lard lamps
James E. Crowell, of Salem, Mass assigno,
to himself, Edmund Smith, and Charles T
Stickney, of Salem, aforesaid.-For machine
for dressing ship timber.
Thomas Worrall of Mount Holly, N. Y,
assignor to Mifain Paul, of Mount Holly, afore
said.-For multiform moulding plane
Designs.-Nicholas Muller, of New York
N. Y.-For design for the front Of clock cases
Amos Paul, of Newmarket, N. H-For de-
sign for cooking stoves
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Experimentation yesterday, the 18th Of Aug.
there were of Treasury Warrants entered OIL
the books of the Department
For the payment Of Treasury debts $685., 1913 s;
For tho Customs. ................ 29,68S 6s
Covered into the Treasury from
Customs. 3,o7e ei
Covered into tho Treasury from
miscellaneous sources. ......... 249S 81
For the War Department. ....... 47OO O(
For the Navy Department. ...... 4O,1S8 65
For re-paying in the Navy Depart
ment .................r- 40 81
For che Interior Department. $3.50 81
For re-psying in the Interior De- g
partment.. ...........:........ 30,713 q