Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-18

List Of Patents.-The following is the last
of Patents issued from the United States Pat
ent Office for the week ending Marc1 IL, 1857
each bearing that date:
Benj. T. Babbitt, of New York, N. Y.-For
improvement in enema giving apparatus.
Jsmes B Blakslee, OF Newtown, Conn, and
R. Barnes, of Brookfeld, Conn.-For i'm.
provement in machinery for felting hat bodies.
John L. Cheney, of Lowell, Mass.-For i'm
provement in power looms.
Isaac N Coffin, of w sshipgton, D. C.-For
Improvement in lard lamps.
John G. Davis, and VIM. Miller, of Eliza.
beth, N. J.-For rotary printing press.
Geo. B. Field, of st Louis, Mo and Benz. F.
Field, Of Beloit, Wis.-For improved mode Of
veneering the walls of buildings.
Moses g. Farmer, of Salem, Mass, and Asa
F WoodnaD, of Portland, Me.-For improve.
meot in telegraphic repeaters.
E. f. French, of Franklin, Vt.-For bill
holder
Alonzo n Giles, of Boston, Mass.-For i'm
proved gas generator.
Kingston Goddard, of Philadelphia, Pa -
For improved hinge
James Gray, of Albany, N Y.-For i'm
provement in piano forte action.
Isaac Hayden, of Lawrence, Mass.-For i'm
provement in machinery for cleaning and sop.
| arating cotton, wool, fur, and other fbrous
Wado II. Haworth, of Philadelphia, Pa
For improvement in machines for stuffng horse
collars.
Ausel J. Hardin, of Shelby, N. C.-For i'm
provement In hernial trusses ---
Cornelius Holloway, of Petersburg, Va , as
! signor to James ID Nancy, of same place.-For
| Improvement in harvesters.
Horace Holt, of Vino hester, Mass For i'm.
provement in printing presses
| John Howarth, of Salem, Mass.-For i'm
proved method of cleansing fbrous materials
| Almon v. Hough and Richard w. Jones, of
Green Castle, Ind.-FOr improvement in brick
| machines
NJ &. Hubbard, of Penn Yam, N. Y.-For
| improvement in harvesteIs.
| John w Jarboe, of New York, N. Y.-FOr
Photographic plate wise.
| Michael II. johnson. of st. Louis, Mo.-For
| improvement in rope manufacture.
| B. F. Joslyn, of Worcester, Mass.-For i'm
| provement in machines for pairing apples.
| B. II. Joslyn, of Worcester, Mass.-For i'm
| proved screw wrench
Calvin Kline. of New York, N. Y.-For
mode of compromising the local attraction of
the magnetic needle on ships.
! Sewell K. Lovewell, of Gardner, Mass.-For
] improvement in fire arms.
| Samuel Males. of Cincinnati, Q For i'm
provement in convertible cider mill
John McHenry, of Cincinnati, Ohio.-For
Improvement In the constructiou VI gas pUln
ers.
| Valentine Munck, of Csrrollton, Ls.-For
improved 10 machins for planning tapering slaves
! Il j. w. Robertson. Of New York, n. y
For Improvement in sewing machines.
| lanes M. Ross, Of Springfield, Mass For
| improvement in cast iron car wheels for rail-
roads.
| Rufus W. Sargent, of Philadelphis, Pa
For improvement in the burner Of bu ming
fluid lamps is
Elliot Savage, of East Berlin, Corn.-For
improved machine for cutting and bending
stsst n etal.
Osborn E. Stephens, Of McC Calls' Ferry, Pa
For improved portable reciprocat;ng circu-
lar saving machine.
John Taggart, of Roxbury, Mass.--FJr i'm.
provement in moving machines.
| Joseph Wappenstein, Of Philsdelphii, Pa
For improvement in metallic seals.
Heman Whipple, Of SALISBURY, Vt.-For
Improvement in machines for graduating car
penters' squares
Joseph Wood, of Brooklyn, N. Y.-For i'm
provsment In machines for unmasing rope or
cordsge 80.
Thomas L Calkins, of Hartford, Conn, as.
sgnor to himself and Jeremy w. Bliss, OF
Same place For improvement In combs.
John T Foster and Jacob j. Banta, OF Jer-
ssy City, N. j., assignors to themselves and
| Jas. ii. Banta, of Piermont N. Y.-for I'm.
proved piston for muxzle- loading gun.
Francis 8. Coburn, of Ipswich, Mass, as
siRnor 10 VIM. w. Neseer, Of Boston, 0Ao. /,