Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-03

bearing that date:
H. o. Ames, of New Orleans, La For i'm
provement in arrangement of steam coils In evap-
Grating vessels. ... a.
VIM. T. Barnes, Of Buffalo, N. For i'm
provement In sewing machines.
Moses Barrowman, of Buffalo, N. Y.-FOr i'm
provement in drain plow.
James A Rain, of Canton, Msss-For i'm
provement in machinery for braiding cOrdage.
James Rain, of Canton, Mass For improve
ment in manufacturing braided cordage, web
bling. &c
Backus A. Beardsley, of Waterville, N. "
For improvement in grinding mills
VIM Bennett, of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
proved socket for tool handles
Edward L. BoStrom, of Newman, Ga.-F or i'm
provement in cotton seed planters.
John T. Boyd, of CharlestOwn, Mass.-For
Improvement in machines for turning selvages
in cloth.
proved rotary saving machine.
VIM. Butcher and VIM. A. Butcher, of Phila-
delphia, Pa For improvement in coating me
tallic surfaces.
Giovanni Cassell, of Florence, ItaIy.-For i'm
proved photographic telegraph.
Samuel Comfort, Jr, Of Morrisville, Pa.-For
Improvement In sewing machines.
u. w. Cooper, of Morenci, Mich.-For i'm
provement In upsetting tire.
Peter Daniel, of Franklin county, Ky.-For
improvement in mode of obtaining motive power.
Gales Edwards, Of Johnstown, Pa.--For im-
provement in rolling railway bars.
Adam Emeigh, of Jerusalem, N. Y.-FOr ap-
paratus for skinniag cells.
X. F Freeman, of FOND du Lac, Wis.-For i'm
proved rotary shingle machine.
John Gardner, VIM. Gardner, and Geo. Gard
ner, of New York, N. Y.-For improved lathe
for turning oval frames.
Samuel Gardiner, Jr., and Levi Blossom, of
New York, n. f.-For improved electric signal
lights.
Lester Goodwin, of New York, N. Y.-For
button fastening.
Benjamin J. Greedy, of Springfield, Mass.-For
improvement in pdntdlOOns
Richard b. Ground, of Marine Town, Il.-For
improvement in seed planters:
Alpheus A. HanscOm, Of Saco, Me-For i'm
provement in ink rollers.
Thos. X. Hopkins, of Petersburg, va.-For
ring clamp for engravers, &c.
WIN. A. Hopkins, of Vicksburg, For
improvement in cultivators.
VIM. Il. Hubbard, of Randolph, n. Y.-For
improvement In horse shoes
VIM. A: Hunter, of Bryan, O.-For improved
type case for printers.
Oliver Hyde, of Benicia, Cal-For improved
screw picket
VIM. Johnson, of Milwaukee. Wis-For i'm
pTovement in bank and other locks
David kahnweiler, of Wilmington, n. c.
+ or improvement ia pipe coupling.
Charles Ketcham, of Penn Van, N. Y.-For
improvement in machines for cleaning Daguer-
reotype plates.
WIN. +. Ketchum, of Buffalo, ~ Y-For i'm
prOvement in harvesters.
Martin Landenberger, of Philadelphia, Pa
For improvement in skirt hoops.
Elijah p Leonard and Peter IL. Jackson, of
New York, n. Y.-FOr improvement in ilIumi-
mating covers for vaults, &c.
Azel StOrrs Lyman, of New York, N.Y.-For
improvement in cans for preserving food, sc.
Norman LaHphear, of Monmouth, III For
improved bedstedd
James Macnish, of Berlin, Wis-For improved
knife and spoon cleaner
Benz. Merritt, Jr., of Charlestown Mass-For
net for catching fish at sea
Alex'r Miller, of Cleveland, O.-For improved
guage cock and alarm whistle.
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proveInent In cartridges:
Henry IL. Packer, of Boston, Mass-For i'm
prOvenent in hand drill.
VIM. II. Racey, Of st. Augustine Florida
For improvement in vapOr lamps.
Alfred Rose, of Penn Yam, n .S-For improve
ment In churnS
Rob't Rowland, of New York, Y.-For i'm
pFoyenent in apparatus for manufacturing while
Perry C. Rude, OF Morgantown, va-Tor i'm
proved washing machine.
Silas F. Savage, of Albany, N. Y.-For i'm.
provement in cooking stoves.
VIM Scarlet, of K-nosha, Wis.-For improve
ment in grinding mills.
ii FL. Seely and Philander Griswold, of II nd son.
M1ch.3for Improvement in grain separators:
Theodore Sharts, OF Albany, N. Y.-For i'm
DrOveInent in fire and burg proof safes
VIM. Nj. Sloane, of Buffalo, n Y.-For i'm.
proved stave machine.
Geo. Smith and A u Perry, of CLYDE O-For
improvement in seed planters.
T. Harry Smith, of New York, N.Y.-For i'm
prOvement in ing machines.
VIM. II. Tambling, of Berlin, Wis.-For i'm
proved churn.
Susan T.. Taylor, of East Cambridge, Mass
For improvement in fountain pens.
John Thomson, of w orceSter, Mass.-Fo i'm
provement In sewing machines
John ThorndIke, of North Weare, N H-For
improved bread punch
VIM Thurber, of Olean, N. Y.-For improved
propeller.
f. ii. Titus, of Wilkesbarre, Pa, and John
Sharp, of PhiilPsburgh, Pa.-For improved
machine for resawing lumber
Hiram Todd of Columbus, Ohio.-For i'm
prOveInent in burning fluid lamps.
J. Alexander VentTess, of Woodville, Miss
For improvement in cotton gins.
VIM w. Wade, Of Longmeadow, Mass-For
improved method of fastening the wick tube of
lamp caps.
Augustus Wales, of Pontiac, rl.-For improve
ment in seed anters.
bedstead.
WIN. Webster, of Jefferson county, Washing
ton Territory.-For improvement In attaching
and housing propelleTs
Joseph Welte of Buffalo, n. Y.-For i'm
provement In fire ladders.
II B West and IL. F. Wilson, of Elyria, Ohio
For Improvement in sewing machines.
WIN. Nj. Wright, of Pittsburgh, Pa-FOr i'm
provement in use of Dentists pattern plates
Joseph Albrecht, of New Orleans La assignor
| to Charles Ruth, of said New Orleans For i'm
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signor to Horatio Bogert, of said New York For
improved ore separator.
Elias Brey, of Pennsbugh, Pa, assignor to
himself and J. s Swartiey, of said Pennsburgh
For improvement in double acting gun lock.
J. Burrows Hyde, of New York, n. Y :, assignor
| to Anna NJ Hyde, Of said New YOrk.-For I'M
provements in converting peat into charcoal.
solomon Carhart and VIM. Moore, of Brooklyn
| n. Y, assignOrs of James II. New lliams, OF
| New York, N. Y.--For improved sash fastener.
Ethan Campbell, of Cambridgeport, Mass, as
| signor To Henry rhayer, of said Cambrdgsport.
For improvement in apparatus for rectifying.
| ThOs. A. Dugdale, of Richmond, Ind assignoI
| to himself and John II Burbank, OF said Rich
| mOnd.-For improvement in sewing machines.
Sands +. Forman, Of New York, N. Y, as.
| sgnor to Henry II Drew, Of said New York -
| For improved device for securing cutters in ro-
| tary planning machines.
| Wesley Miller, of Cambridge, N. Y, assignor
| to himself and VIM. r. Prescott, Of New York
! N. Y.-FOr improvement in sewing machines
John King, OF Little Falls, N. Y, assignOr to
himself, Vim. Higbee, Henry Link. and Geo
Comstock, Of said Little Falls.-For improved
| quilting frame.
Frederick d. Newbury, of Albany, N. Y, as
| signor to Richard Varick De Witt, Jr., Of said
Albany.-FOr improvement In revolving fire
| arm
Seth Peck Spencer. Of Lancaster, Pa assigno
| to himself, S. s. Spencer, and Harris Boardman
| of said Lancaster For imprOyementin In draw nl