Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-21

Samuel Carpenter, of Flushing, ~ York.-For
improved escapement for time Keeper
Joseph Cawthra, of Rochester, N. Y-For i'm
gprOvement In corn huskers
! B. Creighton, of Titfin Ohio -Eo, Inn
provement in railroad cars for day and night ser.
vice So SOL
Henry NJ Collier, of Binghamton. n. v and
henny d IN s, SakeI, OF New York, N. Y.-For i'm
Allan Cummings, of New York, Y.-For
improvement In ballot boxes
jeremiah Darling Of Cincinnati, Ohio-For
Improvement i'm horse powers
L. A. Dole, Of Salem, Ohio.-For improved
meat chopper.
Joseph Dudley, of Fall River, Mass.-For inn.
provement In card plates for trunks
John Endsley and Elihu Fletcher. NJ Ah,ng-
Ton, md or Improvement in cultivators
Benjamin Fitch, Of Mooers, N. Y-Improved
barrel head mac hine
walter X. Foster, Of Bangor Me-For Inn.
provement in pencil sharpeners
Thomas France, of New York, NY.-For i'm
PI0vement In woven tucked fabrics.
rfancls r. Gleason, OF Columbus, Ohio. For
Improvement in TalrOad-car COUPLINGS
Rensselaer, ID. Granger, Of PHILADELPHIA. Pa
For Improvement In cooking stoves
Kay Green, OF Cussawago, Pa For improve.
ment In cornshellers.
John Gujer, Of Philadelphia. Penna.-For i'm
prOvement In thick woven fabrics
Samuel n. Hartman, of Pittsburg, Penna For
Improvement In forming the heads OF carriage
springs.
John NJ. Hall, Of warrenton, Ga.-For i'm
provement in plows.
Thos Oliver, Of Yazoo City, Miss.-For i'm.
Provemend IN machines for cleaning cotton.
Martin Hallenbeck, ofAIbany, N. Y.-For i'm.
provement In harvesters
James harrison, Of Albany, N. Y.-For i'm
pr0vement In signs
Jos G.. Henderson, Of ALBANY y-Eor .,n
CHARLES Howell, of Cleveland, Ohio.-For i'm.
provement In reaping and moving machines.
e. II korf Of hoboken, N. For improve
I'm fnr nj Ill
Joseph Jordan, Jr of East Hartford, Conn.
and Thomas EusticP, of Hartford, Conn-Fof
Improvement In machines for grinding and sizing
T.. ID. Lockwood, of Churchville, N. Y.-For
improved hame tug fastener.
Benjamin + Love and James H Frazce, OF
Shelbyvilie, lnd.-For improvement In horse
Rufus X. Lee, of Brooklyn, N. Y.-For i'm.
proved safety drop for keys.
Snford Mason and E. NJ. Davis, of Michigan
City, Ind.-For improved block for repairing
trails.
Benjamin Mackerley, of New Petersburgh, O.
For improvement in toOthed cylinder for grind
ing.
Horatio n. Macomber. Of LYNN. M.ss-For
improvement in vapOr lamps
J. Is. Maibert and A. Cheviron, Of St Louis
Mo For improved spring rocking cradle
John Marland, Of Lawrence, Mass.-For i'm
provement In machines for APPLYING con tubes TO
spindles
F. NJ. Mattice, Of Buffalo, N. Y.-For inn
provement In file machines.
Patrick Mclaughlin, Of Camden, Me.--For
rgS ing Of vessels.
Henry Meyer, Of Bridgeton, N. J-For i'm
Provement in mill for treating Chinese sugar
cane.
Oscar F. Morrill,, of Boston, Mass.-For i'm
provement in aerovapor burners for lamps
Charles Moore, Of Trenton, N. For i'm
provement In chasing mills.
Alfred Monnier, of Camden N J-For i'm
provementS in manufacture OF metallic zinc
James Nevison, Of Morgan, Ohio.-For i'm.
proved method Of feeding the bolt in lath ma
II. A. Newhall, of Newton, Mass.-F,r i'm.
provement in safety attachment for railroad cars.
Martin Nixon, Of Philadelphia, Pa-For i'm.
ans Of , fibre for paper pulp
For improved device for slicing apples
John X. O'Neil, of Kingston. N.Y.-For i'm
Provement in burners for vapor lamps.
l.. Il. Phelps, Of Geneva, Ohio -For improye-
menui corn planters.
Nathan N; Phillips, of New York, N Y.-For
improved lathe dog.
c. Poppenhusen, of New York NY.-For i'm.
Provelnents in manufacture Of artificial whale.
bone
Abner Reeder, of Wrightstown, Pa.-For I'M
provement in apparatus for cleaning the coulters
Of plows.
Luther Robinson, of Melrose, Mass.-For i'm.
provement in seeding machines
Adolph Roesler and Charles Frey, of Warsaw,
il.-For improved self-lig hting and eXtinguish
ing lanterns.
Willard 6. Ruggles, of Worcester, Mass.-For
Improved apparatus for baking and cooking
Andrew Roberts, of Boston, klass-For i'm
provement In street-sweepng machines.
Charles w. Smith, Of Evans. n Y-For i'm
proved devices for regulating by electricity the
issue Of gas from burners.
Geo. X snow, of WATERFOWL, Mass For ma
chine for atiixing post office stamp to letters
Orson >. Skies, of Suttield, Conn.-For i'm
proved boot Jack.
Nathan Thompson, Of Brooklyn, E.D.Ny
For improved moulding frame for the construc-
ton Of boats.
J. c Underwood and r. J. Bargis. of Rich.
mond, ind.-For improvement in tips for fishing
rods.
5. Vascow and A. Guirand, Of Cincinnati, O.
For Improve ment in grind ng mills
+. T. lngersoli, Of Green Point ~ Y assiun
or to himself and ii. F DOugherty OF the same
place.-For Improvement for securing metallic
bands on cotton bales.
John l.. krauser, Of Reading, Pa r., assignor to
himself and James Harper, OF Philad.lpLia, Pa
For improved nail machine
Hiram smith, OF Camden, N. J, assignor to
Henry Disston, Of Philadelphia, Pa-For i'm
proved devices attached to hand saws for souar
ing and marking.
Rsissn,,-Henry b. Goodyear, Of New York,
N. Y, administrator Of the estate of Nelson
Goodyear, deceased, late OF said New York
For improvement in the manufacture of India
rubber. Patented May 9th, 1857
Henry b. Goodyear, OF New York, n. V. adj
ministratOr OF the estate OF Nelson GOODYEAR de-
ceased, late of said New York-For improve
meat in the manufacture Of India rubber Pa
tented May 9th, 1857.
Warren =. Bartle, of Newark, n J., assignor
to l.vman BickfoId and Henry Hoffman, of Ma
cedon, n. For improved mac hine for sowing
fertilizers. Patented April D. 1883
Austin Bronson, CT East Port Chester, CT
August 22d. 1913.
4. J. w. Robertson, Of New York, n Y-For
Improvement in sowing machines Patented
Feb. 20, 1856.
ExPREssIvE.-A quaint spondent writes
as follows " RumOr says the grasshoppers are
eating up everything green in Ohio Douglass
Democrats are requested to stand from under -
TIE WzAraER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is 10 ads from the Morse
Telegraph line to tho Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about7 O'Clock q. m ::
MAY 81, 1857
New York, N. Y..........clear, warm.
Phliadelphia, Pa .-..-... clear, cool.
Baltimore, Nd ........... clear, mild
Washington, ID. C........ clear, wind NV.