Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-28

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p,ooks Of TOlland, Coun.-For improved
= ~ lifting logs in saw-mills.
gsury F. Bond, Of Hudson, wis.-For i'm
P,s'ITa I1 Bond. Of Greenwood, 8. C-For improved
h.teh h.tfehn Biberthaler, Of New York,N. Y.-Po,
yD,oysd iron folding bedstead
henry Bessling. Of New York, N. Y-For i'm
,.oyement in reefng sails N-f"
P,IeYander Beckers, Of New York N Y.-For
,rnrovement in stereOscopic instruments
Tdwin {. Custer, of Evansburgh, Pa-For i'm.
,oyp,l machine for stening cherries.
lanes NJ Clark, Of PhiladelPhia, Pa.-For i'm.
.oysuent i'm hour bolts.
PR Wells Dunklee and w B Moore. of Boston,
u,x,-For improved steam heating Apparatus
charles Frost, Of Waterbury, Conn.-For i'm
pgSEra geniS Fishes Of Alliance ohio-ror improve
George H. Ferguson and Sylvester Ferguson, of
Maiden Bridge, y. .T.-For machine for feeding
paper to printing presses.
Ren1 l.. Griffith, Of Hazleton, Pa.-For i'm
rroyeinent in locomotive boilers.
T. A. Goodies and E l.. Miller, Of Philadelphia,
Pa-For improvement in sewing machines. =
Chas NJ. Gould, of Worcester, Mass.-For i'm
nrovsd submarine helmet window. a
Charles Glsssborow, Of Philadelphia, Pa--For
imprcyement in piano-fOrtes t
lanes GilHuan, Of Hartford, Conn.-For i'm
provement in valves for water-closets.
Pa-For improvement in the furnaces Of locomo-
tive engines. 49, tHEH NJ
Enos Hartzler, of Orv:lle, Ohio,-For improved
PUMP.
T. II. Hancock, Of Augusta, Ga.-For improved
Nm. Hall, Of North Adams, Mass.-For i'm
provement in sewing machines. ..--ts
George Hall and Alonzo Scudder Of Morris, N .
Y-For improved washing machine.
Charles II. Hersey, Of Boston, Mass.-For i'm
movement in rotary pumps.
Benjamin Hinklsy. Of Troy, N. Y.-For i'm
proved bedstead
proved water and alarm gauge for steam boilers
Richard NJ. Hoe, Of New York, ". Y.-For i'm
provement In printing machines. !
Frederic Kettler, Of Milwaukee, wis-For i'm.
prevement IN force pumps.
George r. Kearsing and VIM F. Kesrsinp. of
Butte City, Cal-For improvement in mills for
Crushing quartz.
Robert Marcher, of New York. Y-For inn.
Charles Messenger, Of Warren, O.-For improv-
Ell oedstead-
Joseph W. Morton, Of Plainfeld, For
Improvement in sewing machines.
Richard Montgomery, Of New York, NY
For improvement in machines for manufactures
waved and corrugated metal plates.
Daniel Morris, of Bangor, Me.-For improve
ment in shirt studs
provenent in platforms between railroad cars
Ira Robbins, Of Hughesville Pa-For improve
ments in gates for railroads. ..... - -,
Daniel b. Rogers and Joel A. Wood. of Pitts
burg, Pa.-For improvement in springs for rail-
road cars. .-...-. -. :
Harrison Roberts, Of Mormon Island, Cal.-For
Improvement in gold washers 49,. :
Isaac Shank, of Buffalo, va.-For improved
biscuit board
Henry Simon, of Providence, R. I.-For i'm
prOvement in shirt studs d
Isaac II. Singer, of New York. Y.-For inn
pr0vement in sewing machines.
,1Se.ns SSan ragS, f. G5 RS1sury MasFor i'm
George /. Washburn, Of Worcester, Mass.-For
improvement in boring tools
Amos Webb, of Savannah, Ga.-Fof improve
Eent N the construction Of railroads
Chas- A Wilson, of Cincinnati O-Fof i'm
Proyement in apparatus for warming by steam.
Charles A. Wilson, of Cincinnati, O.-For i'm
proved steam radiator
- Parker Wineman. of Loydsyille O-Eor i'm
p7Ovement in churn dashers
Edward F. Woodward, Of Brooklyn, n. Y
tGt Improvement In venitian blinds.
John y. Wyckof, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, and
Thos. NJ. Fell, Of Orange Mine, Va.-For i'm
proved ore washer and aInalgamator.
John y. Wyckof, Of BTooklyn, N. Y, and
Ihos- y. Fell, Of Orange Mines, Va.-For i'm
provement in gold amalgamators
Eliza Blake, Of Albany, n. Y, executrix Of
Robert Blake, decd, assignor to Blake 4 Son, of
Ala Aioany--FOr improved wood-saw.
John Burr, Of Baltimore, Md. assig nor Through
r7Ssns assistant) TO Geo. III. Fayman, OF Washi n.y.
ton, ID. C.-For improved clothes frame.
John w Fischer, of New ork, N Y =, ASST gnor
70 himself and Chas. 9. Fischer, Of same place
for improvement in piano fortes.
simeon GoOdfellow, Of Troy, N. Y, assignor
70 himself and John Fish, of same place
improvement in screw stocks.
Alfred Guthrie, Of Chicago, Ill, assignor to
Nardeil Guthrie, Of same place.-For improved
Albert II. Hook, Of New York, N Y, assignor
70 VIM. n. Hortsmann, Of BROOKLYN N Y..For
Improvement in glass polishing mac hines.
r nehekiah Johnston and VIM. J. Matthews, Of
,o..'nsviile, III, assignors Through mesns assis-
anu 10 Hezekiah Johnston, Of same place.-Por
Ia Improvement in fre-escape ladders
James ii Murrill, of Baltimore, Nd, assig nor
sugar 'e
W H. Nichols. Of East Hampton, Conn, as.
s,gnor TO A IL Markham. w. Fl. Nichols, and
IN screw
Y. Parce, Of Fairport, N. Y, assignor to
n.'nSeli and ID. b. DE Land, Of same place For
Improvement in hosting crane.
samuel X. Smith and Philander p Lane of
Nlhclnnati, o assignor to Lane and Bodley, of
sti sdiis piace-For improved portable sewing ma
! FEt,,,ss,-Geo. s.s. II. corliss, of Providence, r
- or improved cutoff gear
DAVID David Rogers. of Pittsburg, Pa.-For i'm
PrG'ement in railroad car springs
ss VI. Cooper, Of PIttsburg, Pa, assignee of
5n'lnhoPe w Marston, Of New York, N. Y.-For
h.. "AS6Oi otSioaA8 IcNOlflnS
Shelton Osborn, Skirt Manufacturing Com
by oi b!rinlng ham, Conn, assignees Of l. q
st.Ga' tooa' OF Derby, Conn.-For improvements in
DsiisHs-John A. Mum, Of New York, N. Y.
4 or design for clock cases =. :
DaVld Hathaway, Of Troy. w, assignor To
t uleI warren Il Co, Of Troy, N. Y-For de-
,, Seo Pittock and John Pittock. of IJnion
,rs, y, = signors to Moshar and Hiram M
,onL -, ~ es' providence, r. I.-Ior design for
IN. w. stevens, of westbrook. Ne ,~;o,o,
20 Nam hic harrison L Co, Of Porti,rd Al.
f"f design for parlor cooking stoves '"e
Additional! Improvements. -Throdo,. M,
"i Marietta, Ohio.-FOr Improvement i'm b.,n;n
wisdow sash A0hS ny
John Haw, Of Old Church, va-Fo,
ln.nt In picker saving machines.
ExiGHSIon.-Warren Hale and Allen Gooslp.,
ot Dana, Mass--For improvement IN ah.ntna
IfTes Glar forms of wood s.
u IL turns ont that Miss Lizzie wayt. tb,
genuine lecturer ON Home Ties" &c, and th,
bogus lecturer assuming that name, who iatsl,
did Mr. Murray out Of the snng little sun, o
S2.'UO at the Mcclure House In Wheeling, Va
are two different persons. 1t seems that the lat
''' maine is Miss Winters, and that relying ol
-'r close personal resemblance TO MiSs wayt sh
Undertook 10 travel on her reputation