Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-04
Daniel Campbell. Of Washington, D. c.-For

Improvement in military saddles
Thomas A. Chandler, ofRockford, Il.-For
improvement in making pillow mould boards.
John A Cole, Of Washington, D c.-For
Improvement In machines for saving out Ia
pcring blocks of marble.
Alonro r. Dinsmooor, 4 Levi J Bartlett, Of
Salisbury, N. H.-For improved instrument
for ehamfsring the edges Of shoe soles, DC.
Thomas A. Eden, of Westbrook, Me-, 4
VIM. ]. Thorn, Of Holliston, Mass For i'm.
provement in the arrangement of fues and
dampers Of cooking apparatus
Joseph T. England, Of Baltimore, Md.-For
Improvement in railroad car coupling.
Peter Fairbairn, Of Leeds, and John Har-
grave, Of Kirkstall, in the county of York =
For Improvement in wo0l-combing machines
Patented in England Nov. 8, 1859
Henry Forncrook, Of Elbridge, N. Y.-FoI
improvement in feet-warmers.
Joseph Francis, of New York. N. Y.-Fo,
improvement in military wagons.
Samuel II. Gilman, of New Orleans, La
For Improvement IL bagasse furnaces.
Samuel Hamilton, jr., Of Tolland, Mass
For improved burglars alarm.
Jesse W. Hatch, Of Rochester, N. Y.-Fol
improvement in the machine for cutting out
boot and shoe scles.
Horace L. Hervey, Of Quincy, In.-For i'm.
proved burglars alarm.
George A. Howe, Of Worcester, Mass.-Fol
improvement in hand cotton pickers.
Matthias Keller, Of Philadelphia, Pa.-Fol
improvement in cutting the fronts and backs
Edward N. Kent, of New York.-For i'm
provement in amalgamators.
Edward Kershaw, Of Boston, Mass.-For
Improvement In locks.
Hosea Lindsey, Of Ashville, n. C.-For i'm.
proyement in pumps.
Thos. R. Markillie, Of Winchester, I'LL
For Improvement in spoke-machines.
g. NJ Moore and J. Newton, Of W atertown,
Conn:-FOr improvement in MACHINES fol
securing knives.
J. H. Pomcry, Of Bloomington, Ill.-For
improvement in looks.
Isaac REIN, Of Philadelphia, Pa.-For i'm
proved Photographic bath.
James II. Sampson, Of Grafton, Mass-For
improvement in boot trees.
Charles Schin1, of Camden, N. J For self.
regulating hot blast for furnaces.
Nathan Simons, of Providence, r. I.-For
improvement in cloth stretching rollers.
improved means of connection between regu-
istOr valve and governors stem.
Daniel L. True, of Lake Village, N. H.
For improved blind fastener
Levi Van Hoeson, Of New Haven, Conn.,
For improvement in machines for pairing and
slicing apples
Richard Vose, Of New York, Y.-Por
improvement in quartz crushing machines
Moses d. Wells, of M9rgantown, Va.-Eor
improvement in hand seed sewers.
K. G. Wrenn, of Covington, Ky-For i'm
proyement in machines for preparing cotton
seed for planting.
John H. Gatiss, of FranklinviIle, Pa. As.
sisnor to Abraham Edwards, Of Towanda, Pa.
For improvement in water wheels.
John Taggart, Of Roxbury, Mass, assignor
to himself, and Vernon Brown, of Boston,
Mass.-For improved machine for chanueling
stone.
Charles c. ToIman, of shelburne Falls,
Mass, assignor to James Sargent and Dan p.
Tucker, Of same plaee.-For gimlet.
Major b. Clarke, Of Newman, Ga.-For i'm
provement in machinery for opening and feed
log cotton to tbs gin.
Rs-tssns Samuel Slocum, Of Providence,
r. For machine for sticking pins In paper.
Patented September 80, lS4l. Extended Sep
TENDER 30, 1855.
The Democratic Senatorial Caucus, held
yesterday forenoon, are said to havo deter.
mined to nominate no officers Of the body, ex.
cept after agreeing upon them In . future
caucus.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury De
partment.-On yesterday, I'd of December
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Department
For the redemption of stocks.... SI0.II5 %
For the Treasury Department. $500 25
For the Interior Department.. 1873 80
War Warrants received and en-.
tefeo .ss.s~ss.ss~...s 20,076 90