The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-04


LIsr issued from the United States Patent
erhee ior Tbs week ending May 2, 1884 dated May ?,
1854
Isaac y Singer q New York New York, for improve
ment IN sewing mAchines
Amos Young q Georgetown, District Of Columbia,
for improved method Of dseharEing cargo from canal
boats.
Nicholas g. Norcross of Lowell Massachusetts, for i'm
PFoyenenl n certain devices for ongung and growing
Matthias LnehenmaIer Of Philadelphia Pennsy lyaniA
or improved device for constructing strap iron railing
William Mt Storm, Of New York, New York for i'm
proyement IN chargers for firearms
AAhlon LOOMS 81 CambridgePoTt, Massachusetts foT
mproFe lnent n plates for artificial teeth
Meryin T. LAndfeur, Of Manchester, Connecticut for
Improvement in reed boxes for musical instruments.
Halyor Halvorson Of Boston Massachusetts, assgnor 70
himself and John r Heard Of same place for improve
ment IA processes for distilling rosin oil
Halyor Hayorson, OF Boston Massachusetts, assignor 10
himself and John r. Heard OF place for improve
mfnt In distilling apparatus
John w. Adams, Of Thompsonville Connecticut for
Improvement in spinning cotton.
William Arnold Of Rochester New York for improve
ment in the couplings Of endless chain horse powers
John Alender, Of New London, Connecticut for inn
prorement in operating catches in tool-holders
VIM Ballard, Of New York, New York, for Improvement
In making ships knees.
wru H. Chnrchman Of Philadelphia Pennsylvania for
improvements in hydraulic heaters
John Crabuee OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, for inn
proyement in adjusting the packing Of pistons IN steam en-
gines.
Henry W Farley of East Boston Massachusetts for
improved means Of adjusting he valves Of locomotive
gines
John Gallagher Of New York, New York, for improved
cutter for metallic bars and rods
Curtis Goddard, Of Edinburg Ohio, for improved ma
chine for making bed-pins.
Robert Hodgin Of Barnesvile Ohio for improvement in
sraw-cutters.
Archibald G. Ketchum of New York, New York, for
improvement in trucks, with adjustable axies.
Conrad Liebrick Of Philadelphia Pennsy for i'm
provement in trnnk-lock hasps.
Washington r. Pagstt Of Stone Bridge Virginia for i'm
proyenent in harrows
G, NJ Patten Of Bath Maine for improved arrangement
Of spring dies in machines for making Chickering'S
William B. and George NJ. Ramsay of South Strabane,
Pennsylvania, for Improvement in flexible harrows
William Robinson, jr, of Warsaw, New York for i'm
proyement in machinery for making rope
Sewall Short of New London Connecticut for improve
ment in violins
Phiander Shaw of East Abingdon, Massachusetts, for
improvements in air engines.
lie Grand ST John OF Buffalo, New fork for improved
by drodyn engine.
John Weare, Of saybrook, New Hampshire, for milk
ers protector.
Eibridge Weber of Gardiner Maine for improved rota
~ planning knife
Asa Weeks Of South Boston, Massachusetts for improved
expansive bit
Farley Williams 3D. of Barre Massachusetts, for inn
proved soting machine
Seth Whalen, of West Milton, New York for improve
ment in hay knives
DESIGNS
John Abendroth Of Port Chester, New York for design
for cooking stove, summer range.
Hugh Rock of Boston, Massachusetts, assignor TO him
self and Francis Mclaughlin OF same place for design Tor
the frames and handles of hair brushes.
Nathaniel p Richardson, Of Portland Maine for design
for cooking stoves.
The Pennsylvania legislature have fixed upon Tuesday
the day for adjournment
The Massachusetts legislature adjourned Saturday
last after a session Of four months
The ship G. W Germany, belonging to William Wilson
and Sons of Baltimore bound Liverpool went ashore
Sunday Curriuck Beach off Cape Henry The cargo
is being landed. The ship may probably be saved
She is valued at S7oooo and fully insured in Baltimore
and New York.
The grand jury Of Hsborough tx. H. court Of common
pses indicted Luke Carice of indso n H. for the
murder of his father by poison The Manchester Mirror
SAYS that the accused is about twenty years Of age and
arrested at New Boston Connecticut