Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-02

Albert d. Briggs of Springfield, Mass For i'm
proved screw wrench.
Geo. A. Brigham Of Marlborough Mass-FCr
Improvement in dishes for waxing thread
John l.. Brown and A. G.. Gre-nleaf of Indian
aPolis. Ind For Improvement in sugar mills
VIM w Bursoyne. Of Washington, ID. C.-For
Improvement IN steam engines.
James L.. Cathcart, OF Georgetown D. C-For
improved marine governors for steam engines
6eO. Chamberlain, and W. Chamberlain ot
chimes
David Cumming, Of SO.rel Horse Pa--For i'm.
pT"ven'ent IN devices for starting railroad cars
VI o Davidson, ~ New York, " Y-For i'm
Provrnent ia mode of connecting and supporting
railroad rails
Thomas F. DE Bruler. Of Rockport, Ind.-For
improvement in cotton press
Henry DUbO>J, Of Philadelphia. Pa-For i'm
proved mode of connecting strung pearl iewelry
Seidh Dustin, of Detroit, Alich.-For low-w,ter
alarm for steam boilers
William G. Ellis, Of Springfield, Mass-For
improvement in breech- loading fire-arIns
Benaiah Fits, of Worcester. MaSs.-FOr i'm
proved method of adjusting the knives Of rotary
cutter heads for plauing wood
Truman Freeman, IT,, of Providence, l.
For improvement in rotary pumps.
Lockwood Gail and John H. Gail, Of West
Falls, n. N.-For improved washing machine.
Perry Il. Gardiner, of New York, y. Y-For
improvement in springs for railroad cars and car
riagrs.
J. ". Goodru. If East Wallingford Vt-For
Improvement in steam Spading machines.
Edward Guern. of Paris. France.-FOr improve
mrnt in self-actins apparatus for working railway
brakes.
stephen r Hunter. OF CortIandt. N.Y-For
improvement in seeding machines.
David hnowlton, OF Camden, Me.-For i'm
proved steering wheel
VIM. f.. lockwood. of Philadelphia, Pa-For
Improvement IN ladies' collar and cuffs
Nathan Il. Marsh, Of Cincinnati. O-For i'm
proved water metre.
Thomas J. Mayall, of Roxbury, Mass-For i'm
PrOvement in Treatment of vulcaniZed rubber
Richard Montgomery, of New York "
For improved machine for corrugating sheet
metal.
Improvement in mode Of chilling rims for loco
motive wheels.
Enoch Il. Mullincr. Of New York, Y.-For
improvement in reeiing sails.
Charles NPanPS cf New Orleans La-For i'm
ProVement in fastening Stats on sugar cane and
bagaSse carriers. &c.
Samuel NicOlsOn. Of Boston, Mass-For i'm
prOvemeLt in rails for street railroads
Spencer Thomas Parmelee, of Edinburgh. Scot
land.-Fo Improvement in manufacture of eas-
lie betting,
ment in sharpening the calks of horse shoes
James Punderford. Of New Haven, Ccnn-For
improvement in waterproof leather hose.
David RAINIER. Of Union Deposit Pa-For i'm
prOveinent i'm machines for rakiug hay
Isaac Rean'er and Henry Miller, of Conrad s
Store. Na.-FOr improvement in corn harvesters.
. John c. Reed. of Providence X. For i'm
proved stove polish mixer and scraper.
Jacob Rinek. of EastOn, Pa.-For improvement
in machines for laying hemp around wire i'm max
ing rope.
Isaac A. Sergeant Of Springfield. O.-For i'm
proved spring bed bottom.
=. George schub, of Madison. Ind-For machine
1 for addressing newspapers, &c.
Patrick Sharkey. OF Brownsville Miss-For
Improvement in cotton scrapers.
Thomas Shaw, of Philadelphia, Ps.-For i'm
prOvement in sewing Inachines
Thomas Silver. of Philadep pha Pa-For I'M
prOvrment in governor for regulating the speed oi
steam engines. Patented in England May %
l-J..
Walter c. Smith. of Georgetown. ID. C.-FOr
improved detective register for doors of railroad
ears
Joseph T.. StanwOOd Of Maiden. Mass-For
improved gas-pipe cutter
Frank SteiBhdTt, of DansviIle, N Y-For i'm
proyenrht in spriug-car couplings
EnOs Stevens. Of Barnet Nt.-for improvement
In machinery for accommodating and transmitting
power
francis Stock and John Stock. OF San Jose. Cal.
F"r improvement in pump boxes.
Thomas Ntubblefeld. OF Columbus. tia assign
or to himself and Peter NayIOr of New York city
For improvement in stOp-cocks
James A Taylor, of COwlesvllle, n. Y.-Fur
improved carpet fastener.
iirOr e 4. Tai. of Worcester, Mass-Fur i'm
proved wrench.
George Todd, of st Louis, ,Mo.-For improve
nient in grinding mills
Alfred II. Turner, Of Maiden. Mass For i'm
ProveuIent in pen holders.
J. Il. W ortendy Ike, Of GOdwinsville, n For
improvement in lamp wicks.
JOnn W oOu. OI bfCOklNn. y. \ For Improve
n-nt In machines for cutting and folding wad-
ding ard paper
Abraham fost, Of New York n. .Y.-For im-
proved refrigerator
John Young. of West Galway, y Y-For i'm
ProveHent in the construction Of railroads
Francis BaSchnagel. of Wenham. Mass, as
signcr 10 the Beverly Rubber Company of Bev-
eris Mlss.-fOr improvement in restoring waste
rubber
X Bo-rcn of New York, " Y, signor to Pc
trf - hneider, of same place.-FOr improved sofa
Harry II Evarts. of Chicago, III, assignor to
himself and Phineas T.. Merrihew. Of same place.
For Improvement in steam valves.
Levi T. Howell. OF Burlington, y. ] =, assignor
u himself and DE Witt c. Taylor. Of PhiIadeI-
phia. Pa For improved hinge.
Clark Lane. of Hamilton, Ohio. assignor to
Owens. Lane Dyer Co, Of same place.-For
improvement IA acrje powers.
Ralph - herShOn. Of Philadelphia, Pa, as
signOr 10 himself and John NJ. Harper. of same
place.-FOr improved reg ulator for time keepers.
James T.. Quinn, Of Chicago, Ill, aSsigIor to
John NJ. Johnston of same place.-For improved
joint for gas and water pipes
Geo w. Richardson, Of GRANVILLE. Ill, sssignor
IL himself and John L. Williams. of White
county In-For improvement in seeding ma
chimes.
Leonard Il. Tinkharn. Of Lawrence, Mass as
EignOT 10 himself and Charles RYAN. 'of same
Pitc5.-FoT improved bed bottom
John L. Nicolas, of Chicago, H., assignor TO
himself, ;. T. Knott, and X. +. Farrell, Of same
plI"e-- For improved egg- -beater
RsisS"ys.-Thos ID Burial. of Geneva n. Y.
For improvement In Grain harvesters
Matthew A. Crook ?, OF New York, y. N-FOr
arrangement of buckets ~ paddle-wheels.
John GreeEOUgh. OF New York. y. Y-For
improvement in machines for pegging boots and
SHOES
ROchglS IIeinisch, OF Newark, y. J.-For im-
prOveHent in tai!orS' shear.
The North American Paper Bag and Envelope
Manufacturing Company Of Philadelphia Pa as
signees Of John A. smith, OF Clinton. Mass and
y y. Pettee, OF Peterborough, Mass.-For machine
FOR making paper bags and envelopes.
Emeine VI StPdman, of Vienna, ". j. execu-
tIiX of George W. Stedman, deceased. (lat-) OF
same pl2"r.-For improvement in sewing ma
chimes
Eliakim Z. Forbush. Of Buffalo. N. Y.-Fol
Improvement in grain and grass barvesters.
D,SfSHS -ShernIan :. Jewett and Francis II
R"OI. Of Buffalo, y. I.-FOr design for cook :,
Stove.
George w Smith. OF Hartford, Conn.-For de
sign for teapot &c
Hfdift"E"! DIprOcrbn,HfS--Charlcs Carlisle, O
Woodstock, Nt-FOr improvement in nIachin.
for packing wool.
WIn Wills, Of Boston. Mass-Por improve
nent in corn shelters
E1feHSIcTs.-Geo. w. Thayer of Springfield
MaSS.-FOr improvement la wooden bridges