Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-29

UcdrluS lDat udtc.
Horace l.. Arnold. of Elk Horn. Nis-For
improvement in stone saving machines
Edmund Barnes, of Brooklyn, N Y-For
improved selfadj justing and embossing teIe-
graphic machine.
George 5. Bishop, Of Washington. d. C.-For
Improvement in coupling for railroad cars
Samual X. Bliven, of McDonough NJ Y.-For
improvement in plOws.
Abraham Brewer, of New York, N. Y-For
Improvement in water proof cementS
Louis Brauer, of Washington ID. C-For inn
proved omnibus reg lister
Albert ID. Briggs, of Springfield, For
bridges.
p Il. Burts. of Chicago, IIl-For improve
ments in method of counterposing gasometers.
Ira il Cady, OF New Iork, n. Y, assignor to
j. Il. and w w. Cornell & Co, of New York
aforesaid For improvement in plates for burglar
proof safes.
Luman Carpenter, of Oswego, N. Y-For i'm
pTOVement IN sewing machines.
David Cumming, of SoTel Horse Pa-For i'm
provement in axle boxes, &c
John Dick, of New York N Y.-For improved
method of cutting boot fronts
j. ). D'Orsey, of New York, n Y-For i'm
prOyemeDt in paints.
Cornelius Donovan, of Arlington, Mass.-For
improvement in sewing machines.
William fl. Doane, and Carlisle Mason of
Chicago, lll.-For improved saving mac chjne
Andrew Fer Der, of Elizabeth City, n. For
improvement in operating window blinds.
John ii FeTaw, of Hnsdale, ~ Y-For i'm
proved harness tug buckler.
John Fields, of Brooklyn, ~ Y-For i'm
provement in railroad car springs
lvers Gibbs of Worcester, Mass For i'm
proved stock for holding the cutters in rotary
planning machines
Robert Hale, of Roxbury, Mass.-For apparatus
for distributing steam
August HendTiCkx, of New York n y-F,r
improvement in valves of gas apparatus
William Hinds, of OtSego, n Y-For i'm
proved eelrights MACHINE
Zalmon IL. Jacobs, of Hebron, Conn-For ap-
lafi tha
steam boilers.
Jos. c. KneeIand, of Northampton, Ma>s-For
improvement in machinery for piling paper
John L.. kTduser, of Reading, Pd.-For inn
Provement in manufacturing nails
= ~ Lennon, OF DEPOSIT, n For improve
ment in signal lantern for -ailroad switches
r. f. Lewis, w. B. Dunling and w heat of
Geneva, N For improvement in compound
rails for railroads.
ThOs. Lindsay, of Westville, Conn and VIM
Geddes, of Seymour, Conn.-For Improvement in
paper-making machines
>. b. Manning, Of Allegheny, Pa-For i'm
provement in bran busters
VI MARCEL, of Dansvile. N. Y-For i'm
proved chum.
Samuel Mathews, of New York y-Eor
Improvement in ''huShing valve' trap for sinks,
sewers, &c.
Gilbert Maynard, of q reenield, Mass For i'm
provement In hang iny carriages fof children
James montgomery, of Brooklyn ~ Y-For
Improvement III CRATES for steam boilers
Eliwood Morris, of Philadelphia Pa For i'm
PrCyemsnt In splice pieces for railroad cars.
ment In sewing machines
Edward IL Nash, of Westport, Conn.-For i'm
proved closet for milk.
OTrin Newton, of Pit;sburg, Pa.-For improve
ment in wheat drills.
Frederick G. Payne, Of Hebron Conn-For
improved means OF ad justing musouito bars
Chds. X Nj. Phole, of Richmond Va-For inn
proved combination of the needle and sun dial m
ascertain time.
Joseph w Pole, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For i'm
pr0vement In CRATES for locomotive engines
IL Powers, of Newark, N, For improve
ment in gas regulators.
Lyman Reed, of Baltimore, Md For impIoye-
ment in compounds for treating potato rot
~ Thomas Reeve, Joseph Reeve, and Sidney NJ
Tyler, of Brooklyn, ". For improved mod.
OF operating the mechanist of printing telegraph
machines sPA
:. G. Salisbury, of Milwaukee, Wis.-For i'm.
Provements in brick machines
Blaney r.. Sampson, of Boston Msss-For
Improvement in coupling for horse railway cars
J Milton Sanders, Of Cincinnati Ohio-Eor
improvement in the production of illuminating
gas
J. Scheitlin, of Columbus 5 C.-For improve
inent In machine for weighing and registering
Isaac a Sergeant, of Springfield, Ohio.-For
improved clothes wTing-r.
Challes Powell Stanford, Of Mount Gregory.
Cai-For improvement in feeding quartz &c . to
machines Tor crushing and grinding the same
Albert Stoddard, of Tecumseh, Mich-For
Improvement in corn harvesters
James A. Stone, of Rochester N Y-For i'm
pfovrinent In horse power machines
w lillian w. Taylor, of Dartmouth, Mass
For Improvement in compounds for protecting
trees from Insects.
J: II Thomas and p. p. Mast of Springfield.
Ohio.-For Improvement in seed planters
S.ephen ii TIT, Of Morrisville, Vt.-For i'm
proved clothes dryer
Is. L. Trimmer, of Rochester, ~ Y-For i'm
Provement in machines for cleaning grain.
Charles Van De Mark, of Oaks Corners. n Y
iris ,.Hala
panels of field fences
Wilbur b. Wait, of Portsmouth, ~ H.-For
Improvement in railroad car brakes
,-y henny waterman, OF Brooklyn, n. Y.-For
improvement in making steel rollers
JOS w hltmore, of Lowell, Mass-For alarm
gauge for steam boilers
VIM. w Wythes, Of Philadelphia, Pa-For
lHpIo owed drawing instrument
EllysOn GeTby, of Washington ID CE,,
improved batter machine
Henry Ieng, of Elizabethport, n For inl-
provement in pumps
ID. Cumming, jr., of Mobile Ala as,iruor I'm
ID. Cumming, ST, of Mobile, aforesaid For i'm
pGoyemrnt III nIanoles
JOS Delahunty, of Cohoes, n. Y, assiynor
10 himself dnd Edgar :. Ellis, of Troy n v
d>Sign"r To Clark Tompkns tf Troy. afore,a id
For improvement in knittin. machines
MtTFindn u. Dorsch, of New York n VI An
>iSnor to Peter Dorsch, of Schenectady. n Il
For improvement in stoves for burning soft coal
Thos Gordon, of Trenton, n. . assirnor TO
Chas- Ii Buliard, of Trenton, aforesad-For
lHIpIoEcu Steam heating apparatus.
Chas. L. Holzer, Philadelphia. Pa assiyuor IN
w IN Il. Smith aud VIM. BromwelI of Pbila
deiPhia, Pa For improvement in . as req uIatoIs
Albert ii. Hook, of New York, n Y assipnor
10 Union sewing Machine Company, of New
York, aforesaid-FOr improvement in sewing
machines.
ThaddeuS Hyatt, of New York, n Y as
'lShor to George X Jackson d Co of New York
dioIeeald-For Improvement In Illuminating
glasses for vault covers -"
l"ensdeT Lack key, of Sutton, Mass assirnor 10
nihiSell ana Elmer Townsend. of Boston Mass
fOr improvement in machines for peYuinp shoes
Iohh MCMurtry, Of Fhyeite county Ky AS
slSnoT 10 Jas. Glow and Johu Best, of Fayette
county, Aforesaid For improvement in railroad
car >edta.
Geo Randall, of Boston, Mass, assignor IN
Reuben j. Todd, of Boston, aforesaid For inn
PFOvement III burners for vapor lamps
Edward A. Raymond and Charles r obit,iIIe
OF Brooklyn, n. =, assignors To themselves and
}. b Richards and ThOs. X. Austin, of BrooI-
lyn, afofesaid.-For improvement in REVOLVING
fire arms.
Reissues $ 4. Bacon, Of Boston, Mass as-
signor 10 AnsOn Hardy, of said Boston, assignee
OF John North, OF Middletown, Conn For ma
chine for folding paper. Dated April Is, le56
Andrew Leonard, of Kenosha, Wis-For i'm
proyeinent in casting skeins for wagons. Dated
February 2i.