Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-18

Gilbert l.. Bailey. Of Portland. Me-For i'm
proved machine for punching holes In leather
William Il. Barnes, Of Buffalo, ". Y.-For i'm
provPment in sewing machines.
Mellen Battel- Of Albany, n. Y.-For improve
ment in steam generators
Theophilus ID. Berry, of Lowell Mass-For
improved clothes rack
Ezekiel Booth, Of Troy, n. Y.-For improve
ment in sewing machines.
Marc Bradley, Of Dundee, nl.-For improve
ment in horse rakes.
John David Browne Of Cincinnati, Ohio-For
improved cabinet furniture
Henry Burt, Of Newark, N. J.-For improved
dOOr-fsstener-
Joseph Calef, Of Buffalo, N Y.-For improve
mcnt IN the running gear Of carriages.
William ;. Carr, Of New York, N. Y.=For i'm
proved water closet.
II Chancey, of Perry, Ga.-FOr improvement
in machines for dressing stone.
Abram II Clear, of Providence. r. I-For i'm
pr9veInent in pipe connections for steam boilers.
Joseph II. Clifton. of New Castle, Pa For i'm
prOvenent In manufacture Of machine betting.
Joseph III. Clifton, of New Castle, Pa-FUr i'm
provement in betting for machinery.
Edward X. Collins, of Chilli, n. Y-For i'm
PrOyement in clover bolts
Thos. :. Cox, Of Lafayette, Ind.-For improve
ment in the mole Of drain ploughs
John ii. Crane, Of Charlestown, Mass.-For i'm
Thomas b DeForest Of New York, Y-For
Improvement in india-rubber springs for railroad
cars, &c.
ThOs. Dougherty, of Macon, Ga.-For improve
ment In switches FOR railroads.
Eugene buchamp, of st. Martinsville, La
For improvement in self-releasing whiffle-trees.
Eugene Duchamp. Of st. Martinsvlle La
For improvement N attaching thills to vehicles
Jacob Edison, Of Boston, Mass.-For improved
carpet-sweeper.
Asahel Elmer of Shabbona Grove. Ill. assipnor
to Nathan Elmer and Reuben NJ. Prichard of
same place--For Improvement in MOLE plough.
d. r Erdman, Of Philadelphia, Pa-FoT i'm
proved whitehead apparatus.
Alexander Forot, Of Paris, France.-For i'm
Trovement in fabrics.
Benjamin Fulghum. Of Richmond, Ind.-For
improved saving machine. . ~
n. p. GeBgcmbre Of AIlepbany Pa-For inn
TrOvement in manufacture Of coal oils
Charles Goodyear, Of New Haven, Conn-For
improvement in manufacture Of porous rubber
elOth-
Charles Goodyear, of New Haven Conn-For
Improvement in India-rubber fabrics
Joseph Grunwald, Of New York, n. Y-For
Improvement in clasps for skeleton skirts
James Hamilton, of New York n Y-For in
proved crOss-cut saving machine.
A. Hammond, of Jacksonville, Iu-For i'm
prOVement in mole ploughs.
b. : Healy. Of Cohocton. ". Y.-For improve-
meHt in self-acting wagon brakes. 81
VIM. NJ. Henderson, Of Baltimore, Md-For
Improvement in car-seats.
Robert Heneage. Of Buffalo N Y-For i'm
proved hose-coupling
II. C Hunt, Of Otumwa, Iowa.-FOr improved
wise
John w. Huntley, Of Lanes Creek. N C-For
Improvement in cotton-seed planters
Levi >. Ives Of BROOKLYN y. Y.-For improve-
ment in milestone bushes.
IL Jerome, Of Monroeville, Ohio.-For i'm
VIM. B. Johns, of L. :. Army-For improve
ment in apparatus for lighting gas-burners.
Thos j Jolly Of Olean, 1nd.-For improved
Morris l.. Keen, of Rogers Ford Pa-For i'm
proved machinery for manufacturing artificial
fuel
Hazard Knowles, of New York. y. Y.-For
Improvement in clasps for fastening bands on
cotton bales, &e.
) >. LaHgdOn, Of Cleveland, For improved
churn
Joel Lee, of Galesburgh, Ill-For improvement
In mole plOughs
John Magee, of Lawrence, Mass-For improve
Joseph 2. Markham. of Penield, Mich-For
improved tuyere.
Rufus Maxwell, Of Tucker county, va-For
improved towel rack
Chas. Fl McAleer. of Chambersburo Pa-For
improvement in binding apparatus for harvesters
w. Howard Mitchell, Of San Francisco, Cal
Tor Improvement in rotary movement.
Geo. j. MOntjOy and Joel h. SAWYER of Hons
ton TeNas.-FOr improved rotary steam engine
Willis q Murphy, Of Seguin, Texas-For i'm
Provement in seed planters,
Rudolph A. Nathurst and John L. Stewart of
Nashville, Tenn.-For improved safety-reins for
brides
Cesar Neumann, Of New York, N Y.-For i'm
proved skeleton skirt.
j. j Parker, Of Marietta, Ohio-For Improve
ment in steam slide valve.
John c. Pedrick, Of Washington, d. c -For
improved ball furniture casters
Thos Z. Roberts, Of Alamance, N. C.-For i'm
provement in trucks for railroad cars DC
James H. Roome, Of New York, NY-For
Improvement in shears.
VIM n Rowe, of SharPsburgh, Md.-For i'm
Provement in carriage and wagon Jacks
Jacob Rupertus, Of Philadel phia Pa For i'm
Provement in percussion pellet for firearms
John ScbeePer, Of New York, N.Y.-For i'm
prOyement in stoves.
Henry w Shipley and Zohar Blair, of Mount
vernon, O-for Improvement in portable iron
husk gr 81 mills.
Hehsy s9ggs, of Columbus, Pa.-FOr improved
butter worker.
David StOddard, Of san Francisco. Cal-For
Improvement in side-valves Of steam engines
VIM. Mont Storm, Of New York, N.Y.-For
improved steam generator.
Francis NJ. Stron5 and Thos Ross Of Brandon
Nt-TOr Improvement in weighing scales.
b r. Stnrtevant, Of Boston. Mass For im-
proved blank for shoe pegging machines.
N G.. Thorn, Of Cincinnati, O.-For improved
machine for nicking and trimming heads of
screws. =
Andrew Turncy, il, of Fairfield Conn.-For
Improvement in laying submarine tele2 aph cahl
John Wagoner and Abram Severson, jr., of
Guilderland Centre, y. Y--For improved wash
ing machine.
Samuel wethered. Of Baltimore, Md.-For i'm
prOvement in eaidiag engines.
Julius Wehle. Of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
provemeBt In hat measures.
T. B. Williams, Of FTeeport. Ill For improve
Inent IN horsepower machine.
WIN. >. Williams, of New York. ". Y.-For
machine for bundling kindling wood
John Alexander, Of Brooklyn, n. Y, assignor
{" himself and James Richie, OF same place
For improvement in patterns for moulding
Charles Bradneld, Of Philadelphia, Pa as
signOr 10 G. Stewart Bradheld Of same place
For improvement in hanging the bodies OF wheel
vehicles. .
Calvin Fletcher Of Cincinnati, o. assignor to
Addison C.. Fletcher, Of same place.-For i'm
proved apparatus for supplying furnaces with no
air a.
Hiram l.. Hall Of Beverly, Mass, asst gnor to
the Beverly Rubber Company, Of same place =
For improvement restoring waste vulcanlzed
rubber
Miles Il Hand, Of Handsboroi, Miss, ass ignor
20 himself and Sheldon B. Hand, Of same place
For Improvement in cotton presses.
JohnJ Lehaye. Of Reading, Pa, assignor 10
himself and John Tucker, Of Philadelphia, Pa
i or improved churn.
CTsar Neuman, Of New York, y. Y, dssignor
10 Abraham Prince, Of Boston, Mas -for inn
proved machine for making hooped skirts
Robert Poole, Of Baltimore, Md, assignor 70
himself and German A. Hunt, of same place. -
FOR Improvement in the fifth wheel'' Of fire en-
glnes and other vehicles |
b L. Pratt, Of Philadelphia, Pa, assignOr to
himself and X b. Fits, Of same place.-For i'm
proved meat safe - /
John d. Wickersham and Henry Jennings, of
brooklyn, N Y, assignors b the New York
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