Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-16

LIST OF PArENrs.-The following is the lis
OF Patents issued from the United States Patent
Office, for the week ending July Il, lS57-eact
bearing that date:
Robert Archer. of Richmond, Va-FOr i'm.
! proved machine for making railroad chairs
Emanuel Andrews of Elmra N Y-For i'm.
proved machine for gaugng and filing saws
Theodore ii Bradish and James p. Bradish o.
Utica, N l-For imProvementin in fastening arti.
| fcial teeth to the metallic plate
Edward Baptis, of Hudson, N. For per
and pencil case.
| George q Black, of Crossnville, O.-For i'm.
| provement in cultivator plows
VIM. II. Battelle, of New Castle Pa-For i'm
| proved nail-plate holder.
JnO; p: Nanny, of Rockford, Ill.-For improve
| ment i'm haTveSters.
James T.. Cole, of Brooklyn. n. Y.-For i'm
| provement in rigging of ships.
ChaS. II. Dana, of West Lebanon, n. H.-For
! improvement in chuns.
Alexander EdmondS, OF Mount Pulaski Ill -
| For improved automatic lathe
Mills b. ESpy, of Philadelphia. Pa-For i'm
| proved device for sealing bottles, cans, &c.
Adam Fisher, of Leavenworth City, h. t.
For improvement in washing machines.
VIM Prince Ford. of Cheneyville, La.-For
! improvement in mattresses
Alvin Franklin, of Genoa Cross Roads Ohio
For Improvement in corn planters.
Ezekiel Guile, of st. Louis, Mo- or improve
ment in rope machines.
Geo. H Hoagland, of Port Jervs, n Y-For
for steam engines.
6. Henry Hulskamp, of Troy, ~ Y.-For i'm.
prOvement in piano fOTteS.
Silas Hewitt, of Seneca Falls, n. Y.-For i'll
prOvement in churns.
Isaac q. Johnson, Of Spuyten Duyvel. ~ Y
For improvement in the use Of coal tar in iron
furnaces.
VIM. b. Johns, of the United States Army.-
For improved shot cartridge.
Charles L. Kipp and John Lawrenson, of New
York; y. I.-For improvement in applying fly
wheel to hand-carS.
Bernard, j. La Mothe of New York, N. Y
For improvement in railroad car seats
Samuel Lownds, of Brooklyn. n. Y-For i'm
pr0vement in hemp-drawing machines.
ID. w Long, of Baltimore, Md-For seal for
car doors.
Howard Mann, of San Francisco, Cal.-For i'm
provement in cultvatorS.
JnO. u Nanny, of Rockford, Ill-For improved
Taking apparatus for harvesters.
Hiram f. Paine, of Troy, \. Y.-FOr improved
device for feeding the cutter intermittently in
mortiSe boring machines
John +. Mascher. of Philadelphia Pa.-FOr
spiral catch for breast pins.
Henry ID. Mears and WIN. Houlton, jr, of Bal
timore, Md.-FOr seal for railroad freight cars.
Donald Mclean, of Boston, Mass-For self
setting trap hook.
l.. F Munger, of Leroy, N. Y.-For improve
ment in locks
Rufus Nutting, Of Randolph, Vt-For i'm
proved mode of constructing carriages
Daniel Pratt, of Pratville, Ala.-FOr improve
ment in cotton gins.
Leonard Phleger, of Philadelphia, Pa-For
Improvement in lime kilns.
ChaS q. Page, of Washington, ID. C.-FOr i'm
proVeInent i'll locking cylindrical door bolts
a + Routt, OF Somerset, Va.-FOr draining
machine.
Geo w. Simmons and Geo. H. Simmons, of
Bennington. Vt-FOr improvement IN oil cans
WIN. L. Shannon, of Greensboro Ga.-For fly
trap.
DIR. Gustav Schilling, of HobOken, y. J.-For
improvement in wrest- pins for pianos.
James Fellow, of Salem Mass.-For improved
machine for cutting metal.
Edw'd F. Whiting, of West Stafford, Conn
For improved centering machine.
VIM. Whiting, of Ro&bury. Mass and Henry
Plckfoid, OF Boston, MasS.-FOr improvement in
locks
Melyn Weatherington, of Springfield. O.-For
improved method Of adjusting round tenOn cut
teTs to certain fixed sizes.
A. +. Ward, of Louisville, Ky.-For improve
ment in governors tor steam engines, &c.
Ethan Whitney, of Boston Mass.-FOr i'm
pTovement in bureau bedsteads.
Lewis :. Chichester, of New York. " Y as
SlSnoT to Henry u. Evans. Of same place e.-For
improvement in machines for cleaning cotton.
BirdsiIl Holly, of Seneca Falls, y. Y. aSsignor
TO Sllsby. Mynderse, and Shoemaker, OF same
pldce-FoT improvement in pumps.
Henry Schreiner, jun, of Berrvsbnrg. Pa. as
sisnor to himself and George Lark, of same place,
a>si9nors TO Henry Schreiner jr. aforesaid. For
improvement in CultivdtOrs.
Henry ]. Hawkins, of Mobile, Ala.-For i'm
proved lubricator
WIN. H. Harrison, of Philadelphia Pa-For
improved mode Of cutting lemons, by two circular
saws. Oblique to shaft.
RSiSSus.-The New York Wrought Iron Rail-
road Chair Company, of New YO.k, y. Y, as
signeeS, by mediate transfer OF Samuel y Cox
now decea>ed.-FOr machine for bending the
lips OF wrought iron railway chairs. Patented
August =, 1919.
Additional ImPTOre Dl'HtS.-JOhn Shaerer, of
Reading, Pa.-FOr improved hub borer Patent
ed January l3, le57.
Frederick ID. Newbury, of Albany, n. Y. as
signor to Richard V. DE Witt of same place -
For improved fre arm. Patented August 18th.
1856
DeSisHS-JaS. Mcguire Joseph A. Read and
Duncan Wright, of Philadelphia, Pa, assi9nors
to Charles Gilbert, of same place.-For design
for cooking stoves.
:. Vedder, of Troy, y. Y. aSsgnor to
North. Chase 4 North, of Philadelphia, Penna. -
For design for stoves.
Samuel w. Gibbs, of Albany, .. Y , assignor
To Rathbone Co, of same place-For design for
stoves
f.. J. Cridge, of Troy, y. Y.-For design for
PailOr stoves
James r Hyde, of Troy. n. Y.-For design for
cooking stoves.
Pietro Cinquinni, of West Meridian. Conn
For design for clock cases.