Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-03

bearing that date:
John ID. Akin, of spartansburgh, Pa--For mn.
Thomas p Akers, of Lexington, Mo-For tel
| ephonic indicators for steam boilers
PrleS Barker, of North Adams, Mich For inn
| pTovement in machi le for elevating measuring
registering and bagging grain.
| Albert Betteley, of Boston, Mass-For i'm
! proved lattice iron fence
Arend ID. Bollrns, OF N-wburgh, NJ Y-For
improvement in plate holders for Photographic
| cameras
VIM. BOYD, OF Washington, D. C.-For i'm
proved mechanism for operating semaphoric sig
| nails.
Matthias w Baldwin, of PHILADELPHIA, Pa
For improved attachment for watches, TO ascer-
tain the time without looking at the watch.
VIM 2. Chadwick, of Edgartown, Mass.-For
| improved mantei bar
oliver Charter, of Bristol, Ct.-For improved
! sash fastener
John w. Cochran, of New York, n. Y.-For
| improvement in lubricating car axles.
| Aury G. Goes. of Worcester, Mass-For i'm
| proved pine tongs
| j. l.. Conklin ST., and Jos Foust Of 81. Louis,
! Mo.-For improved washing machine.
| James COttrill, of Studley. England For Inn
provement in sewing needles. Patented in Eng
| land Dec. 2e, 1857
John s. Davis, of Washington, Ohio For i'm
| ID. D. DeWolf, of New York, n Y-For i'm
| Provement in rakinC attachment for harvesterS.
George L. Dickson, of Carbondale, Pa.-For
| improvement in carriage brake
| Martial Dimock, of Mansfield Conn.-For i'm
! pFOvement in sewing machines.
| Thomas Durden, Of Montgomery, Ala For
| Improvement in bridges.
| NJ q. Fagan, Of Troy, n. Y-For improved
| wood burning stove
Andrew L. ]. Flowers of Greenfield, Ind
| For improvement in barvesters.
| Phllaudsr J. FurlOng, of Galen. n Y.-For
| Improvement in bee hives.
Hemdn Gardiner, of New York, N Y.-For
| Improvement in springs for railroad
| Heman Gardiner, of New York, n Y.-For
| improvement in compound railroad axle.
| John German, Jr, of Southfeld Mich and
| Perkins, of Pontiac, MCh.-For improvement
| IN smut machines
| Micah Gillian, of Troy, Pa.-For improvement
| in horse power.
| G. Goshon, of Mercersburgh, Pa and WIN.
Bowers, OF Chambersburgh, Pa-For improve
ment in machines for cleaning grain
| Henry Goulding, of San Francisco, Cal For
| improvement in steam valves.
benjamin. J. Greeley, of Springfield, Mas, -
For shoulder bruce suspcnder.
Marquis l.. Hall, of Bridgeport, Conn.-For
| Improvement in grain cleaning machines.
Henry Hallock, OF BroOkhaven, y. Y.-For
buOyant life preserving state rooms for navigable
vessels.
David d. Hammond, of Duxbury, Mass.-For
improved windIass
| Francis w. Hamilton, Of Conshohocken, Pa
| For improved combined washstand and night
| stool.
Tbos. Hopper, of Newark, N. J.-For improve
ment in railroad car brakes
7 Marcus l.. Horton, Of ClaremoHt, y. H.-For
| Improvement i'll cooking stoves.
VIM. Howard, of Flushing, n. Y.-For i'm
proved signal lantern.
Jsbn -. HugginS and Rowland Chapman of
Darlington District, :. C.-For improvement in
| cotton seed planters
Thos. Janies, of Canton, Md-For improve
ment In the manufacture of brick.
Robert Jancovins, Of Newark, y. J.-For i'm
proved self-adjusting and vibrating back band
strap. ~ ,
! bedstead.
Edward Kinsley and Samuel A. w Par
ker, Jr., of Sioughton, Mass For hinge for da-
| guerreotype and other cases.
John MCCaTty, Of Catharine, ". Y.-For i'm
| proved horizontal water wheel
Eli J Manville and Samuel G. BlackmaD, of
| Waterbury, Ct.-For improvement in gas appa-
F. w. Michel, VIM. C. Wilcox and Henry T.
Miller, Of Utica, n. Y.-FOr straw and wood
overs shoe.
| provement in seed planters.
Chas. III Perkins, of Putnam, Conn-For i'm
| proved machine for making horse-shoes.
slias , Putnam, of Boston, Mass.-For i'm
Emmett Quinn, of Trenton, N. For i'm
| Proyement in pump buckets.
Hiram IL. Reynolds, of Buffalo, N. Y.-For
improved truss pads.
Abraham Rudisill, OF York, Pa.-For i'm
proved smoothing iron.
William Sellers, Of Philadelphia. Pa For
improved lathe for turning metal shafting
David w. Shaw and VIM. A. Megraw Of Bal
timore, Md For improved whitewash brush.
warren A. Simonds, OF Chelsea, Mass.-For
| improvement in gas retOrts.
Hamilton r. Smith, Of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
| improvement in threshng machines
James Spear, of Phil ideipha, Pa.-For i'm
| prOvement in cooking stoves.
VIM. Staehlen, of Williamsburg, n Y-For
| improved spittO0n.
Edward W Stephens aud Richard jenkins. of
! Covington, ky--for improved rollers for railway
John /. Stewart, Of Fast Boston. Mass For
| improved manufacture of gas
Jacob Stuber and frederick Frank, of Utica,
! y. f.-For improvement in hot air furnaces.
| George Thompson, OF Cincinnati, Ohio For
| improvement in machinery for holsting and low.
| eTing goods, &c.
| JOnn Tyler, of West Lebanon, n H-For i'm
pTovement in water wheels.
ID. Is. Waite, Of Spring Water, n Y.-For i'm
! provement in harvrsters
Caleb Warner, of Washington. d. -For i'm
! proven snt in machines for working marble
| Chas. III Weston, OF Nashua, \. H.-For i'm
| proved spoke shave.
| Henry Wilkinson, of Collinsville, Conn-For
| improvement in the manufacture OF pliers.
Thomas H., John r., James r. and X. J. VIII
son, OF Athens, Ga.-FOr improvement in horse
power
Samson Wolf. Of Vicksburg. Min-For i'm
p5Ovrment in mil lStOne dress
| r. J.. Amber, Jr., OfTrumbull CT assignor TO
r r. Amber & Sons, of Bridgeport, Ct.-For
improvement in the construction of wooden sad
1 de trees for haIness saddles.
Elizur Barnes, Of Dorchester, Mass assignor
| TO Edward Crane, OF same place-For improve
Leonard Beilingrath, Jr, OF Fayetteville
Ala a.signOr to Duncan 4 William, McIaurin,
| and James W. Strange. OF same placc.-For aP-
paratus for distiiling tuTpentine.
! Brown, OF Washington, ID G. asSignor to
! himself and Joseph Kent, Of Baltimore, Md -
For improvement in stoves
| Augustus e. Carey, Of IPSWICH, Miss assign
| or to himself and Alfred b. Ely, of Newton
| Mass.-FOr improvement in corn planters.
! g w. Cummings, of Philadelphia, Pa , as
! signOr TO d. X. Jackman aud Joseph Hanna of
Lock Haven, Pa.-For improvement in railroad
| car brakes.
William Daggett Of Troy, y. Y assignor to
J A. Il. Davis, Of New Lebanon, y. Y and w 81
| Tolhurst, Of said TrOy.-FOr improved drill for
/ gas pipe
Edwin l.. Hagar, of Frankfort, ~ Y, assignor
| to himself aud II. ID AylswOrth, OF Hon, " Y. q.
| For improved machine for wringing clothes.
! Charles Shaw and James CLARK, of Bidde-
| ford, Me, and David +. Gveen, OF Saco, Me q,
| assignors 10 Shaw CLARK, aforesaid For i'm
| provement in sewing machines.
| Theodore Krausch, Of Susquehannah Depot,
| PS.-For improvement in railTosd chairs.
RsiSSue.-F rede rick r.. Sickels, OF New York,