Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-01

Oco, -" rlhCh, oi oiotdltdT, "s.-FoI lHi-
Adam Fischer, Of Dayton, Ohio.-For i'm.
proved cabbage cutter.
Thomas Fisler, of Camden, n For ruler
walter X. Foster, Of Bangor, Me.-FOr pencil
sbarpener ..-' D.. - .. - ...
Nj. C. Gardner, of Rochester, N. Y.-For i'm
Proyement in buffer heads for railroad couplings.
III. p. Gengembre, OF Rock Island Ul-For
improvement In liqu for gas meters
John +. Grassle. of Hamilton, Ohio For i'm
provement In roofing tiles. ..'.
:. IL. Gray, of Bridgeport, Conn.-For i'm
proved pump coupling.
George V. Griffith, Of Sanduskv, Ohio.--Fo or
improved raking attachment for haTvesters.
T. B. Harper, Of Nenia, Ohio.-For improved
churn.
James J. Hamilton, of New Castle, Ind For
improved lock for doors.
A. Hendricks, of Morisania, NJ Y.-For i'm
proved combination cooking range and gas gen.
orator. .- .,.. ..-..... -.
Thomas 8. II hudson, of Boston, Mass--Fo pen
cleaner and holder. .....
Miles Hosford and J. c. Avery, of Macon,
Miss.-For Improvement in cotton harvesters
Adam Humberger, of Somerset, Ohio.-For
Improvement in corn harvesters.
T.. L. ingalls, and J r. Nichols, of Haverill,
Mass-For improved steam warming apparatus
Asa Johnson, of Cairo, ~ Y.-For improve
ment In hose supporters.
Samuel r. Jones, Of York, Pa-For improve
ment in elliptic cushion for railroad cars
Ebenezer E. Lewis, Geneva, N. Y.-For i'm.
proved field fence
Francis d. Lee, of Charleston, s. C.-For i'm.
provcment in the life and treasury buoy
Thomas Lee, OF New York, N. Y.-For i'm
proveInent in breeeh loading fre-arin
Oliver LippincOtt, Of Camden, N. For i'm
pr6vement In corn planters.
Conrad Liebrich, of Philadelphia, Pa For
toy;
improved spike machine.
John A. Lynch, of Boston, Mass-For ma
chine for wetting paper.
Peter V. Mathews, Of Philadelphia, Pa-For
nj rot firtr "A linz
John McCafty, Of Philadel phia, Pa For i'm
proveInent in mae hines for making horse shoes
j. b Mccormick, of Versailles, Ky.-For i'm
provement in harvesterx.
John McElheIan, of BROOKLYN ~ Y-For
method OF preparing stereotype plates.
David Ii Morrison, of Dayton, Ohio -Fo i'm
Provement in metallic shoe for truss bridges
Gabriel hatcher, Of Indianapolis Ind For
Improvement In mill stones dress
Gabriel hatcher, Of Indiana polls, Ind For
improvement in mill stone dress
VIM. o. Parison, of New York, N. Y.-For
metal awning.
S. r. Parkhurst, of New York, n. Y.-For
improvement in cotton gins.
Charles Phelps, of Salem, Mass s.--For improve
ment in envelopes for letters, &c.
Michael Quiglev, of WateItowp wis-For
improved convertible extension table
6. :. Rarey, Of Columbus, Ohio.-For i'm
proved churn
Thos. :. Reynolds, of Athens Ga-For print- =
ing press.
{. L. Robinson and L. ID. Sanbern. of Con-
cord, n H--For improvement in apparatus for
raising leather from watts.
Thomas Scott, of San Francisco, Cal For i'm
proved steam valve.
Isaac C.. Shuler of Amsterdam N Y-For
improvement in constructing collins
Nathan Smith, of Berwick, For improved
paddle wheel.
Noah w. Speers, of Cincinnati, Ohio.-For
improved bedstead.
II. Lee Sultzbach, of Marietta, Pa-For i'm
proved leather slicker.
Chas. nj. Swany, of Richmond, d-For i'm
proved washing machine
Henry X. TAYLOR, OF Roxbury, Mass.-For i'm
proved drawer for closets, bureaus &c
Chas. Robinson, of Cdmbridgeport, Mass
For improved bedstead rail.
Edmund Thorp, of Cincinnati, Ohio-For i'm
proved washing machine.
Cbauncey Thomas, of West Newburv, Mass
For Improvement in mill for grinding paint
John little, Of Johnstown, Pa.-For improve
mcnt in straw cutters.
jeremiah TObin, of Newark, ". J-For i'm
proved smut and grain cleaning machine
Edward Tracy, of New York, n Y-For
improvement in the frames or caissonS of break
Edward A. TuttIe, of Brooklyn, n. Y.-For
improvement in warm air registers and ventila-
tors.
stephen Ustck, of Philadel phia, Pa-For i'm
provement in brick machines
Benjamin Nj. Van Der Veer, Of Clyde, n Y
For improvement in machinery for supplying
tenders with water at railroad stations.
j. n. A. Wagner, OF Philade phia Pa-For
improved brick machine.
Thomas WaIker, of New York, ~ Y.-For
Improvement in apparatus for generating car
bonlc acid gas.
C. A. Waterbury, Of New York, Y.-For
improved apparatus for damping paper
William Wells, Of HarrisDurgh, Pa.-For i'm
p owed folding mattress.
VIM. B w White and John A. Whitford of Sar
atoga springs, n. y For machine for washing
bottles.
Ross Winans of Baltimore, ,Md-For improve
ment in fire. box of locomotive engines
Ross Winans of Baltimore, Md For improve
ment in fire box of locomotive boilers
Ross Winans, Of Baltimore, Md-For improve
ment In boilers for locomotive engines.
Ross Winans, of baltimore Md.-For improve
ment in furnaces of locomotive engines
>. w. Wood, of Washington, ID. C-For i'm
prOvement i'm making metallic nuts
w. A. Wood, or HOosic Falls ~ Y-For i'm
provement In raking and delivering attachment
to. harveSteTs.
in. Wilson and G. W. Payne, of Memphis,
Tenn For improvement in cotton gins
:, Benjamin Winter, Of Buckingham c. H., Va.
G.. w. ". Yost, of Cincinnati, Ohio-For i'm
provement in gang plows.
Henry lost, OF st. Louis, Mo.-For improved
washing machine.
Frederick T.. Dake, of indianapolis. Ind as.
signor to himself and Thomas f. Hunt, of same
place For improvement in sugar mills
Thomas Hall, Of Gloucester, Mass =, assignor to
nOihas AdIi q ", VI same pldce.-F or nShlng
nets.
Henry Greene and VIM. J. Gordon, of Phila-
deiphla. Pa, assignors TO Henry Greene afore-
sad.-For improved nail machine
George J. Lucas, of Poughkeepsie, n. Y, as .
signor 10 himself and John Lucas of same
place For Improvement in adjustable seats for
Benjamin Pitcher, Of Peoria, Ill, assipnor to
himself, VIM. Tobey, and John Anderson, of
same place.-For improvement in bending mold
b1a'dt for Pl0ws.
Daniel q. Rollin, of New York, n ", assign
or to George g Martin, Of Brooklyn, N.Y-For
Improvement in continuous priming for fire.
arms.
Thomas Shaw, Of Philadelphia, Pa, assignor
to himself and e. ). Patterson, Of same place -
For improvement in gas meters.
James r. Taylor OF New York, n. Y, assign
or to VIM Skiddy, of same place. e.-For improved
ships capstan.
Charles Williams, of Brooklyn, N Y, assign
or to himself and Charles J. Shepard, of same
piace.-For syphonic radiator.
James Easterly, of Albany, N. Y-For i'm
Provement in ovens FOR cooking stoves
Ertsnsions.-Joseph Eaton, administrator of
the estate OF Chas. F. Paine, of Winslow, Me
For imDrOyement in hay DTexseS pstantod Anil