Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-02

than with US, he will probably be compelled tO
pay dearly for his forbidden pleasure.
Mrs. Ford is much younger than her husband
and not only openly declares her preference for
LlanglOis. who is married man, but avows her
determination to hare him, in spite of her hus-
bands prosecution.-Bnfaio Cerrier.
OPERATIONS OF THE PATENT OFFICE-TEe
following is list of the patents Issued from the
U. S. Patent Office for the week ending May
81, loj9-each bearing that date:
Geo. NJ. Alsop, of Philadelphia. Pa.-For i'm.
provenent in air springs for railroad cars.
G. r. Anderson, of Chdrlestown. n. H.-For
improvement in seed planters.
Ensign Baker, of FredOnia, n. Y.--For i'm
pTGvcment in straw cutters
John A. Bawsel. Of Powhatan Court House. Va
For improvement Ill tobacco presses.
Albert Bettelry. of Boston. Alass.---For improve
ment in elevators for hoisting goods in ware
houses. &c.
Joseph ID. Billings of Rutland, Vt-For I'M
proveIncGt in freight cars.
John W Brewster, OF stanford, n. Y.-For i'm.
proved wrench.
Jay ii. Brown, of Grand Ledge, Mich.-For
improved machine for punching metal
=. Frederick Bucher, of Columbia, Pa.-For i'm
prnveInent in stoves
John p. Carr, Of Mattapoisett, Mass-For i'm.
proved pump gearing.
John Clackson, of Milford, Pa.-For improved
T. p Clark, of Holyokc, Alass-For improve
ment in composition for pencils.
VIM. Clemson, of Last WobUrn, Mass-For
improved machine for grinding saws.
Jacob Gloss, Of Decatur, lnd.-For improved
churn.
L. Ii. Coursey, of Fredrica, D.l.-For improve.
ment in corn crushers.
T.. Hall COvel Of New York, y. E.--FOr i'm.
prOvCmcnt IN gas regulators.
f.. Hall Covel, of New York. v. Y.--For i'm.
provement in hydro-carbOn vapcr apparatus.
q r. Decker, Of Scranton, Pa.-Fcr improve
ment In railroad car trucks.
Edwd. J. Durant. of Lebanon, Y. H.-For i'm
proveme-It in hand lever.
Celestin ElstbuTn, Of Spencer county, ky.-For
Improvement in CutivatOrs.
Frederick EbCling, OF New York " Y-FOr
improvement i'll machinery for crushing and mix
ing sugar.
Jeremiah Essex. Of North Bennington, Vt
For improvement In machines for drying fibrous
substances
Merrill 4. Furbush and George Crompton, oi
Worcester. MaSs.-For Improvement In looms fol
weaving pldds. &c.
George Geer, of Cniontown, Hl.--For improved
washing machine.
jacob Cove, Of Milford, n. H.-For improve
meut in tanning leather.
john Hasseli, Of Newark, y. For improve
ment in construction of pins for securing artificial
teeth.
Henry nayell, of Newark, N.J.-For improved
meat cutter.
Robert W. Iazlett and John II. Hobbs. ol
Wheeling, Va.-FOr improvement in retorts fot
distillns coal oil.
JE IIol,ncs of Newark Ohio-For improve
nent in retofts for distiling oil from coal
Henry HOOtoB, Of Boston, Mass, and Joseph g
Bickneil. OF Cambridge, Mass.-FOr Improvement
in wheel-j jack for carriages, &c.
Mark Rowland, of Waterbury, COnn.-For i'm
proved door latch.
Robert w. Huston, Of Calais, Mane-For inn
proved mode of securing CoTks ia bottles
\. il. Irving, of Terra IIante, lnd.-For i'm
prOvement in sewing machines.
VIM G w Jaeger. OF Baltimore, Md-Fo
improvement in retorts for distiitiHy oil from coal
Mathaus Kaefer, of New York. y. Y.-FOr i'm
prOvement in machinery for Transmitting motion
George Lindley, of Chicago, Ill.-FOr improve
nIent in field rollers.
TLonns ]. Mayall, of Roxbury, Mass-For i'm
proved water-ti%h sink.
| Charles McBHrney, of Roxbury, Nlas.-For i'm
proved suction hose.
W. ii. McClintOok, OF Frankfort, Ohio-Fo
improved Churn.
Robert McKenna, Of Rossville, Tenn-For i'm
proved device for operating the index of time reg
| listers.
Thos. T.. Mcneil, of Philadelphia, Pa For m
provcment in seats and couchcs for railway cars
John Mcpherson. Of Pennington, y. J.-Fo
| improvement in harvesting machines.
Reuben NJ. Melton. of CriglersviIle Va-Fo
| Improvement in CultivatOrs.
| James X. Mock, of Elizabethtown, ky.--Fo
| improvement in lock for repeating 1ire-aruIs
| Richard Montgomery, # New York. n. y
| For Improvement IN manufacture OF corrugate,
beams.
\ NlOrueCla X. Moore, OF BtilIddPlDhla. pa.-FU
| Improvement in apparatus for seasoning lumber
| u. J. owen, Of Sprngville, Lynn, Pd-Fu
| improved broom.
| Geo W Parker Of Eitzwilliam. ~ H-Fo
| improvement in cross-cnt saving machines.
| las Roy Parker, "f Sing Sing. n Y.-For i'm
| proved cLuTn.
| John T. Peabody cf Salem. Mass i'm
! proyenIrnt In chairs for railways
| Alex. T.. PiTkcy, cf Bradford, IIl-For i'm
| pruVrueht IN mills.
| Albert T. Pitkin. Of Hartford. Comn.-For i'm
| prOyenIsnt To- s.'Tcw dies
| Christian Rrif, IL Hartrton. Lewis Township
| Pa For improvement IN clover huIrrs.
| Ezra Ripley, Of Troy, y. I.--For improved M
| CTackCr.
Joseph Rosenkrans. of Avoca, n Y.-For i'm
PruvemruI IN s.lracin% wagon brake.
| Audrryv e.. RoSs, al AimOnt, Mich.-FOr i'm
| proved saving machine for re-siwing boards
| George II. Russell, of Baltimore, Md.-For i'm
pIoyetn-nt 10 stoves.
Albert NJ. Smith. of New York, y. Y.-For i'm
| proved carpet fastener.
Chas. r.. smith OF Philadelphia, Pa-For In,
provemcnt in manufacture Of belting.
| Geo stephenson. Of Northifeld, Ind.--For i'm
| pruvement in cordage machinery.
| Levi Stevens, of Fitchburg, Mass.-For i'm
! provemcnt ia aXlC-bOS for railroad cars.
| John Sutton, OF New York, Y, assignOr t
| himself and De WitC Van Tuyl, Of SsIue place
| For improvCme in condeHsing stPam-cngines
Geo. L. Taft, "f W orcr>ttr Ma For improve
| m"nt in the manufacture of wrenches
Thos. ii, TatlOw jr., of Palmyra, Mo-For i'm
| proveiuent in seeding machines
Joshua w Taylor, of Philadelphia Pa-Fo
| Improvement In corn mills
Jos W ThorP, of iIllsboro' y For i'm
| pTUyeneut in tailor pressing narhine
| Snnon H W alAer OF SniuetyiIle Tenn -Fc
| imCTuvTintH at in bcs-hiy,a
John Waugh. Of El'niFa, n. Y.-For ina prove,
| bJrin9 Ii1' hinr.
| David Wheeler, Of Fairfield, Conn. aud Isaa
! Little. Of bridgeport Conn For improvement
| in gas regulators.
q ID. Williams. Of Philadelphia, Pa-For i'm
provement in friction spring for supporting win
| dow sash.
Thomas : Williams, Of Enterprise, Miss.--Fo
improved musquito bar.
Samson Wolf, of Vicksburg, Miss.--ftr i'm
| Irovement "a cotton and hay presses. 81
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