Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-16


LIST or PArENrs.-The following is the list
Office, for the week ending July l3 ls58+each
bearing that date:
Nelson p Aiken, Of Troy, n Y For improve
ment In knitting machines.
Leonard Bailey, of Winchester, Mass For
improved spoke shave
John Bate, OF Brooklyn, N Y.-F or improve
mcnt In kettles for rendering lard
Dana BickfOrd, of Westerly, r. I-For i'm
provemeRt In spring pulley for window sashes
Milton Bigeow, Of Boston, Mass For i'm
Provement In machines for cutting paper.
Jeremy w. Bliss. OF Hartford, Conn For i'm
provement In door plates.
Joseph =. Bcssard, of Sumterville s C-For
improvement in machine for hnllng rice
John X. Eamgarner and Lyman White, of
Davenport, iOwa.-For machines for dressing
hides and leather
Abner Burbank, Of Buffalo, n. Y.-For i'm
proved propeller for canal boats.
Isaac L. Carrier, of South Glastonbury Conn
For improved rocking chair
a III. Crozier. OF OSwego, N. Y.-For i'm
proved machine for cutting barrel heads
Handel n. Daggett, OF Attleboro', Mass For
improvement in bustles and skirts
George Davies. of DuqueSnr. Pa.-For i'm
proved tool for cutting cylindrical or taperiny
sticks.
John y. Dennis.on Of Newark J-Forim
prOvement in force pumps for re engines
Olonzo X. Dinsmoor, of Auburn, n. H.-For
improved ciothe.-drying apparatus.
Ndthd1lel IL. tQSOn, OF New OrleanS-FOr
improvement in metallic hub for carriage wheels
Henry FIatherston. and Peter EnSmann OF New
Orleans, ;.a.-For improved saving machine
Jacob G.. Grisendorff, of Cincinnati, Ohio For
improvement in railroad car box cases and ped
estals.
B r. Ghormlev, Of New Frankford Ind.-For
improved washing machine.
Samuel Gibaon, of Martce Township, Pa-For
improvement in traps for animals
George r. Gordon, of New York, n Y-For
lmProVemsh. in printing presses.
Jos IL. 6. i.'sley, Of New Lexington, Ohio
For improvement In fre escape ladders
Erastus Hall aud Joel F. Stewart, of East Ran
dolph, n " improved shingle machine
Roswell w. H-skins, of Buffalo, ~ Y-For
improved method Of coPPering the interior of
ships to protect them from lightning.
James Hatfield, of Falmouth, Ind =, and Henry
Nj. Goldsmith. Of Burlington, Iowa.-For i'm
piovement in ,hurny
prove ment in tailors' shears.
George Hibsch, of Buffalo, n. Y.-Fer i'm
proved pump.
Caleb s. Hunt, of Bridgewater, Mass-For
improvement in machine pulleys.
Freeman killbrith, of Pembroke, Mas.-For
improvement in shoemaksrs' edge planes
Tunis w. Loveiess, of Corning, n Y.-Fo.
improvement in ad irritable pile driver
Henry Lowe, of RrltimorP, Md d-For i'm
provement in paper stock from reeds.
John II. Lyon, Of Baltimore, Md-For i'm
provement in machines for drilling and splitting
stone
A. C. Miller, of Nor antown, Va.-For i'm
proved carriage for saving machines
L. Moul, of Hanover, Pa.-For improvement In
reaping and moving mac hines
Jacob Muma, Of Hanover, Pa-For improve
ment i'll the escapement OF watches.
Mortimer Nelson, of New York, N. Y.-For
improved boat propeller.
George Nj. Newell, Of Lexington MOTOR i'm
provement in hemp breaks.
William Newell, of Philadelphia, Pa-Fm
improved apparatus for cleaning and polishing
coffee
TNl
Dyer, of Hamilton, OhiO.-FOr improvement in
endless chains for threshing machines
James PTatfrld, of Ipswich, Mass-For im-
basement in manufacturing knit gloves.
Charles Il. Porter, of New York, N y-For
improvement in governor for steam engine.
Henry Reclaim, of New York, n. r u Inl-
proved refrigerator
Alexander r. Rose. OF Brooklyn n Y-Fcr
improvement In medicated vapor apparatus
George w X. Seal, of Winchester, Va For
improvement In gas generators.
\. III SherbuIne, Of CanPton Ili.-For i'm
proved churu.
y. ii. Sberburne, Of Campton, Ill For i'm
provement in grain cleaning machines
Sirfet, Jf., OF Buffalo, \ Y.-For improved
scfcll saving machine
john ii Snyder. Of Troy, " Y-For improve
Inrnt III rolling rail way chairs
James ii Stimpson, of Baltimore. Md For
improved butter cooler.
William W. St. John of Lima y Y -For i'm
p'ov-meut in attaching sleigh runners.
Joshua Fetiow, of Taunton, MaSs.-For i'm
pfcvement In cotton gins.
Charles &. Thomas. Of Natchsz MISs-For
] Improvement in apparatus AZ aids in extracting
Teeth.
Alison Vail and Tracy Vail, of Berlin Wis
For improved earthen ware dishes.
Nathaniel Waterman Of Boston Mas For
improved refrigerator.
J NJ Wampler, OF Baltimore Md.-For i'm
proved automatic mechanism for operating the
su veyOrs graphOdOmrteT.
W III Webster, of Jefferson county, Washing
ton Territory.-FOr improved smoke stack for
steam vessels.
Hiram Wells, Of Florence, Mass For i'm
proved saw mill block.
John y. Wentworth, of Lynn, Mass-FOr i'm
rvrd leather shaving knife
John Nust, Of Philadelphia, Penna.--FOr i'm
Pr1vement in ,"lf dumping coal bucket
Hiram e. Wight, of Worcester, ,Mass-For i'm
proved floor clamp.
"A. J. Wisner, of Homer, n. Y.-For improve
m-nt in boot trees
w. J. Young, OF Philadelphia Pa-For i'm.
proved tripod head for surveyors
Victor Schrag-, Of Cincinnati, O--For i'm
proved device for securing lightning rods.
j ii Chester. Of Cincinnati, O assignor to
VIM. A. Chester, Of Cincinnati aforesaid For
Improved 'adiatOr for heating buildings, &c, by
combustion of gas or alcohol
Sam'i r.. Foster, Of Fitchburg, Mass asslgnor
{" Walter Haywood Chair Company For i'm
proved machine for manufacturing chair backs.
B'rdsill Holly, of Seneca Falls, n. Y, assign
or to himself and John =. Edwards, OF Seneca
Fails, aforesaid For improved atmosphere reg
Anlasd Hong hton, Of Putnam. CT, assignor to
himself, Ehenezer d. Draper and Geo Draper, of
Milford: Mass.-For improvement in spinning
frames
David h. Kraatz, of E;,hrata, Pa, assignor to
himself and Isaac = Roland of Bareville, Pa -
FoT improvement in water wheels.
" iilIam Morse and John Hughes, of Boston,
Mass, aS>i%nor To George IL Devrrrux, A. +.
D"v-TeuX o. w. Barrett, and T.. r.. Barrett Of
sdi-rn, Mass For improvement in hand stamps.
llliam III. Oar. of Martins Ferry, Ohio,
signor 10 w iiliam Nj Gritliths, of Martins Fer
ry, aforesaid For Improvement in machine for
cleaning grain.
Robert Poole, Of Baltimore, Md , assignor to
himself and German II Hunt. Of Baltimore
aforesaid. For improvement in cooling car
wheels.
Britton Richardson. OF Haydensville, Mass
assignor to hiInsei ( and the HAYDEN Manufactuf-
in% Company, of Hay ydensviIle aforesaid - For
improvement in machinery for polishing thread
Joseph Wharton. OF Philadelphia, and Nathan
Bartlett, of Bethlehem, Pa assignors to Joseph
Wharton, of Philadelphia aforesad.--For i'm
provement in furnaces for manufacturing oxide
zinc.
RsiSSn, John A. Buckuan, of Millpoint, Va,
assignee Of James f. A Gibbs, of Millpoint afors-
said.-For improvement in sewing machines.
Dated June 2, 1857. Rrissued July b. 1858
Dy,ipuS -HeinIich Ne ding. of New York