Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-11

LIsr OF PArENrs.-The following is the list
Of Patents issued from the United States Paten,
once, for the week ending Feb. 9, Is5S-each
bearing that date:
John Aiiender, of New London, Conn.-For
Ranins' 10. holding open shoes, bags, &c.
For Improvement In sewing mac hines
lillian BoyeTs, OF Mount Carroll Ill.-For
improvement In pumps.
Robert X Crosby, of Boston. Mass-For i'm
PrSrement in hydro-caroon vapor lamps
U sumner DlCkeTman, of LANSING burg. n
or lhptovment In ga DIS for currying cattle
heharlck V DuTyea, OF Fulton, y. Y.-For
improvement in grinding mills.
George W. Gesendorh of Indianapoljs Ind
and Jacob c. Geisendorff, of Cincinnati Ohio -
fof Improvement in railroad car axle boxes
Jacob Z. GeiSendor1f, of Cincinnati, Ohio -
For improvement In lubrisatiny apparatus for
journal boxes OF railroad cars
Mahlon Gregg, of Philadelphia Pa-For i'm
proved machine for cutting tenens spokrs
VIM. Gregor, of New York, N. Y.rFor i'm.
proved shingle machine.
=, Edward F.. Hawley, Of New Haven, Conn
f4T Improvement In potato planters.
improvement in alarm locks
CIeii e. Hill of Jersey City, v. J land Chas
+. Hill, of New York. N. Y.-For Improvement
in musical Instruments
Philip Homrighaus, of Royalton O For i'm
pr0vefnent in homiDy mills
NJ u. Hubbard, of Penn Van, n Y.-For i'm
prove 1nent in harvesterS
Edward Julier, OF McConneIIsviIle q For
improved washing machine
VI T. ketcham, Jr.. of Bloomington, Ind For
improved method fstra ming ecprocatiny saws
Robert ii. kirck, of Utica, n. .Y.-For i'm
provenent in removable window sash
Thomis f. Little, OF JanesyjIle Wis For i'm
provenent in scrapers for grinding mills
samuel u. McMunry, of West Urbana, ILL.,
For improvement in flour bolts
WIN. McVeigh. of Boone, Ill For imnrove-
ment In the mode of operating railroad station
pumps.
Abram T. Merwin, Of New Haven. Conn.-For
Improved method of attaching India rubber soles
James Miliikrn, of PhilaAel phia, pa.-For i'm.
Provement In manufacture of wrought iron rail-
Henry Miller, Of Grafton, va-For improved
camp for holding rectangular pieces Of wood
while being bored, tapped, &c.
Elias Moore, VIM. Clark and James Lindsey.
OF sheioyVliie, ind-for improved stave ma
A J Mullen and Robert Hall, of Greensboro.
bcick< s
Encs Page, Of Streetsborough, O.-For i'm
proved churn
Elias Peek. of Canton, Ill-For improvement
In machines for cutting brush from cotton fields
,mr1O,a1sIRt Thomas RohjOhn OF New York: N Y.-For
Charles f. Rockwell, of New York, n. y
For improved lead pipe machines.
stephen Section, of Richmond, Iad-For i'm
pioN'HcHt lH JOINTS LOT Sneet metal roofs
w. II Tdmbling, of Berlin Wis.-For i'm
proved washing machine.
I'll TLayer and L.. l.. Martin, of Warsaw N
For painting and vanishing machine
Nathan Thompson, Jr., Of b B9ooklya, N Y
For Improvement in col!apsible boats Patented
in England Dec. 3 1857
Henry Underwood, OF New York, n Y.-For
improved lap joints for betting.
Aaron Van Duzer, of Goshen, v Y-For i'm
Provement In grain and grass harvesters
r. Nj w aiker, OF q G:eenSboro', n. C.-For i'm
pToveInent in corn huskers.
George Watt, ,ofRichmond, Va.-For improve
ment in plows.
Thomas B. Whyte, of Greenwich, Y-For
Improvement in machines for planting potatoes
jeremiah b Williams. of New York n y
Lewis ]. Chichester, Of New York.N Vas
signor to Henry q. Evans Samuel Barstov n
Daniel l.. Winteringham, of same place For
improvement in cotton gins
Abbot X. Davis, of East Cambridge Mass
assignor to himself and B. ID Moody, # same
piace.-For improvement in corn huskers
Daniel Lombard, OF Boston, Mass. assipnor to
himself and George +. Richardson. Of same
place For Improvement in corn huskers
Frederick ID. Newbury, of Albany n Y As
signOr to Richard V. Dewitt, ir, of same place
For Improvement in fire arms
John r. Thomas, Of Ilion, y V. assip nor to
himself and Simuel Remington, of same place -
For improvement in cane gun
Joshua Fal'hank and Edwin e. Durfee, of
Leon, N J administrators Of the estate of John
h fairbank, deceased, late of New York NJ Y
FoT improy. ment in hand corn planters
Kingston Goddsrd. of Philadelphia, Pa-For
improvement in hydrantS
Reissn,s-Pinckney Frost, OF Springfield. VT
or Improvement IN Scythe fastenings. Patented
January II, 1883.
Martin Robbins, Of Cincinnati O-For i'm
provrment in corn planters. Patented February
TO- 1857.