The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-27
OPERATIONS or THE pA1EST OFFICE.

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William q Armstrong, Of sandwich Ill for improve
ment in washing machines. "a
samuel NJ Barnett Of New Orleans, La; for improved
scrnbbng machine
grain -dscharging attachment to harvesting machines
A 2. Blondyn, Of st. Joseph, Mo-; for Improvement
ia car seats
James H. Bump, of Morris, N. r.; ior improvement
In ohurns.
William Bunce, Of Sullivan, o. for Improvement in
extension splints
Ezra Cope. Of Cincinnati, o.; for improved steam
pumping engine
John Eberweiser OF Cincinnati o. ; for Improvement
In cider mills,
Theodore @. EiswaId, Of Providence, r. l.; for i'm
proved washing machine.
Thomas Ferbcs Of Kansas City No.; ier Improvement
IN brick machines
Aaron Foster Of onnincy, nj. for Improvement in
grain separators. ..... ,..r O.. .....n +.
Samuel e Hartwell of New York, n Y; for improved
belstead bottom
John r. Henshaw, of Middetown, Conn; for Inn
proved self mousing hook.
Simeon Haywood, Of Claremont, N H.; for improve
ment in railroad switch. -.... ....s r,.a ~" sg
Josee Johnson, OF New York, N. Y. for improvement
in pen fountains.
John Jones, of Baltimore, Md; for improvement in
machines for making candles. LIZ
Hartwell Kendall, Of East Dorset, Vt; for improve
ment in cheese press
Bernhard Kihlholz, of St. Louis, Mo-; for improve
ment in chimney caps. . ra.. s..a.E
Alexander Kinkead, of Washington county, Ohio; for
improvement in dining and other tables.
Luke l.. Knight and ID. H. Rice of Barre, Mass; for
improved spoke machine
George w, Kraft, Of Philadelphia, Pa; for improve
ment in gasometers. '..
John Kutts, of Philadelphia Pa; for improvement in
brick machines. F......"
John NJ Laner, of Eufaula, Ala; for improvement in
bridIes to prevent horses from kicking running
away,
james T, Leslie, of Brooklyn n. Y; for Improvement
in lamp wicks ...'s..
David Lthgow, of Philadelphia Pa; for improved flat
iron.
Richard B. Locke, Of Stapleton N Y. for improved
paddle e-whec
Alonzo NJ Mace ofspringficld, Mass for improvement
in hydro carbon vapor burners.
Cornelius Martmtt, of Waterford, n. Y; for improve
ment in cotton presses ...
Robert G. Matthewson of San Francisco Cal; for inn
proved transit instrument. r.
Jasper s. Miles, of Ann TIarbor, Mich; for improve
ment in ornamenting glass. r.
James Nanghten of Cincinnati, o.. for improved re-
frigerator .@n a.i
Robert Nelson, of New York, N Y. for device for
elevang water by the combustion OF voatizabe hydro
carbon ..- +"./
Samuel Ncolson, of Boston, Mass; for improvement
in rails for street railways. .F
John Pearson, jr, of Newburyport, Mass for I'M
Plilandcr Perry, OF Troy, N. " for Improvement in
railroad car coupling. .i. Vs.. .r.. .as.t ..g.a... i.
Edwin Platt and Jacob B. Platt of Clarke county, Ga
Cor Improved copying press. s Eg@% 50
Joseph f. Pond OF Cleveland o.; for improved wash
ing machine.
Daniel J. Rogers, of Magnolia, N G.. for improvement
In mode OF operating pumps
Elkanah e. Rogers, of Boston, Mnss for improved
method OF insulating and supporting lightning rods
John Sample, of Meadville, Miss for improved tiller
rope protector.
C. A. schuetz, of New York, N. ". for improvement
in steam engines.
Elisha Shnkins, of Allegheny, Pa for improvement in
machine for mining coal.
Hamilton E. Smith, of Philadelphia Pa; for improved
washing machine
O. H. teycnson OF Charlestown, Mass. for improved
machine for drawing bolts.
Ihos. Stewart, of Philadelphia, Pa; for Improvement
in applying power to the cranls Of engines
Peter 1altavull, of Washington, d. c.; for improve
ment in bee hives. t.5s -L#&
Robert p Walker, of New York, N. Y; for improve
ment in machinery for pearlng, polishing, and finishing
rice. # # aEr##.
Allen B. Wilson, of Waterbury, Conn; for improve
ment In apparatus for generating gas.
John wilkins, OF Troy, n Y; for Improvement in ap-
paratus for cooling worts! aut
Turner Williams, of Providence, r. L. for improved
window stop. sN-.-
Ross Wnans s Thos Winans, of baltimore, Md for
improvement in hus OF steam vessels.
Ross Wnans Thos. Winans, OF Baltimore, Md; for
Improvement in steam vessels
Ross Wnans s Thos. Winans of Baltimore, Md. for
improvement in construction of ocean steamers
Ross Winans and Thomas Wnans, of Baltimore, Md; ;
for Improvement in the conneSion Of steam engines with
propeers of steam vessels
samuel D 1ounS, OF Eaton Ohlo ior improved arltl-
metcal proof-rule
Luigi Ferrari Corbe of Florence, Tuscany, and Vim
cent aitd of the duchy of Modena assignors to Luigi
Fear Corbelli aforesaid for improvement in prepara
ton of aluminium.
Luigi Ferari Corbelli, of Florence Tuscany, and Vim
cent Raitt of the duchy of Modena assgnors to Luigi
Feran Corbelli aforesaid for improvement in manufac
tllre of aluminium and calome
Lucius II. Gibbs, of New York, n Y, assgnor to the
Gibbs Arms Company, of said New York; for improve
ment in patching balls for breech-l loading rifles.
II. Hart, of Washington county, Ohio, assignor to
Theodore Il. Hail. of Marietta, Ohio; for improvement
In hinges.
Francis Hoffman, Of New York, N Y, assignor to
himself and John Menze of said New York; for inn
proved bureau bedstead.
Josee johnson, of New York, N. Y, assgnor to Jo
seph Ditto CO., of said New York for Improvement
in compositions for roofing
Caleb Rider, of Plymouth Mass, assgnor to George
T. McIauthlin, of Boston, Mass. for improvement in
water motors
Amos w Sangster, of Buffalo, N Y, assignor to Vic
tor NJ Rice, Joel Thayer, James Sangster and Eliza Rem
nlngton, OF said Buffalo; for Improvement in sewing
machines.
Milton D. Whipple of Charlestown, Mass assgnor
forming bats for felt cloth.
Milton D. Whipple, of Charestown, Mass asssnor to
Alfred y. Ely, of Boston, Mass. for Improvement in
chpcry for fulling cloth in tho piece.
Milton d. Whpple, of Charlestown, Mass, assgnor to
Alfred b. Ely of Newton, Mass; for Improvement in
machinery for combing cotton.
REIsSUEs
George g. King Of Seneca Falls, N ", assignee Of
Charles n Lewis Of said Seneca Falls for improved
yentilatng attachment to be applied to pumps Dated
Aypr,ab ab.r .a,a. II.