Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-21

1hos- j. Alexander, of Westerville, O.-For
improvement In mechanism for starting sewing
VIM II Akins and Darius Babcock, of Dryden,
N-Y.-FOr Improvement in machine for cleaning
grain when fed 10 the mill, and cooling the MILL
stones
Nehemiah s. Bean, Of Manchester, NJ II For
Improvement in pumps.
g. II. Bear, OF Cincinnati, O.-For improved
Claw-bar
Nelson w Brewer, Of williamsport, Pa-For
improvement in selflosding firearms.
John Butler, Of Brooklyn, y. Y.-FOr improve
ment in flexible gas tubes.
Hugh Campbell, of Newton, Conn For i'm
proved steam stufang box for revolving rolls
John D. Chism, Of Albany, n. Y.-For i'm
prOvement in shingle machines
Francis Cist, VIM. KOsSack, and wm. II God
frey, Of 81 Louis, Mo.-For improved tool for
laying and stretching carpets.
Jas. Clark, Of Newark. N For improve
ment in manufacture Of prussian blue.
Joseph Clarke, Of Syracuse, n. Y.-For i'm
PrOvement in vapOr lamps.
VIM. A. Clark, Of Bethany, Conn.-For sm-
proved tenOning auger
NJ c. Cogswell and John NJ. McKiernan, Of
Buffalo, N.H.-FOr Improvement In boiling chest
Leonard Coleman, of New Orleans, La-For
improvement in mills.
fhos NJ. Coleman, Of Philadelphia, Pa For
Improvement in horse shoes
Jas ; Col.man, of Pittsburg, Pa.-For i'm
proved steam boiler
Horace }. Crandall, Of New Bedford, Mass
Fo' improvement in marine dry-dock.
j. W. Crane, jr-, Of FreepOrt, ln.-For i'm
proved washing machine.
William w Culpepper. of Augusta Ga-For
improvement in car-couPlings-
Isaac Edge, Of Jersey City, n For improved
torch for night professions.
Philip Estes, of Leavenworth K T-For i'm
provement in quartz crushers.
Samuel Frazer, Of Galena, In.-For improve
ment in distillation Of oils from resin
George T. Frew, Of Brooklyn, n. Y.-For pen
and pencil case.
Andrew J. Cove, Of San Francisco, Cal-For
improved wrench
Elias i Hale of Fo1croft Me-Fo, imnrove
nent in lamps
A b Hawkins and John Puntenney, of Can
don, ln--For improvement in mole for drain
Plow.
Geo. l.. Hayes, Of Buffalo, N. Y-For improve
ment in apparatus for vulcanizing rubber.
John b. Henshaw, Of Middletown, Conn For
improved self-mousing hooks
Nehemiah Hodge, Of North Adams, Mass-For
improvement in railroad brakes
John c. Huntley, Of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
n, Wesley Jellef, Of Appleton, O.-For i'm
provement In dOve-tailing machines.
Sherman 3 Jewett, Of Buffalo, n. Y-For i'm
prOyement in cooking stoves.
Alfred Johnson, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For i'm
provement in hydrants.
H L. Justice, of Nashville, Tenn.-For i'm
proved apparatus for regulating the draft and
preventing the explosion Of steam boilers.
John Lee, of Bolivar, O.-For improved ma
chine for forming cOrnices Of sheet metal
James Lord, Of Minersville, Pa.-For improve
ment in hre-arm.
Paul Marcelin and Ernest Eude, of New Or
leans, La-FoI Improvement in manufacture of
sulphurous acid
w. T. McGahey, Of McGaheysville Va, and
Henry c. Foote, OF Frederic ktown O-For i'm
proyement in grain sepaTatOrs.
Marion Mead, Of Bedford, Mich.-For improved
tuyere
samuel Moore, Of wnIsburgh, Va-For i'm
Provement in grinding mills.
Albert Morehouse, of Farmer, n. Y.-For i'm
proved water wheel.
Chas. Miller, Of ST. Louis, MO.-For improve
ment in lamps
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prOvement in corn planters.
Ephraim Pierce, of Cincinnati, O.-For i'm
Provement in feed water apparatus for steam
boilers
\. P Pitkin, Of Hartford, COnn.-FOr improve
H A Pomeroy, of Providence, r l., and r.
F Hudson, Of Hartford, COnn.-For improvement
in plOughS
David d. Porter. of U S Navy.-For improved
marine propeller.
Jacob Post, Of Newark, " For improved
door spring
John C. Rankin. Of Mount Vernon, n Y.-For
improved apparatus for measuring liquids
Charles w. Richter, of Madison, Ga.-FOr i'm
pTovenent in vapor lamps.
Eben Seavey, Of Boston, Mass.-For improved
fire brick.
D. II. shirley, of Boston, Moss-For improved
table plates
Geo. Smith, of Macon, Ga.-For improved hose
oliver snow and Herman 5 Snow, of West
Merden, Conn.-For Improvement in lamps
Otis w. Stanford, Of Cincinnati, O.-For i'm
proved churn.
Alfred Stsuch, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For i'm
prOvement In apparatus for inOculating.
VIM. n. Stevens, Of Syracuse, n. f.-FOr toy
Isaac c. Tate, of New London, Conn.-For i'm
prOvement in faucets.
Jas. 5. TOphsm, of Washington, d. C.-FOr
improved hame tug and buckle.
Vim TraPP, Of Elmira, N. Y.-For improved
stave machine.
Joseph villetcolllgnon and Louis George, of
T. In, i,N Il.
Richard Vose, Of New York, n. Y.-For i'm
pfovement In car springs.
Edward Wade, of Norwich, Conn.-For i'm
provement In pumps.
VIM. W atsOn, Of Lowell, Ill -For improved
neck stock
VIM. II. Wiley, Of LockPort, N. Y.-For i'm
proved butter worker
Richard Williams and Samuel Wilson, of Buff
falo, N H-For improved festhering paddle
wheel
T.. Woodwork and ]. s. wethered NJ San
Francisco, Cal-For imrrevement in gas burners
Wendell WIight, Of New York, N.S.-For i'm
prOyementi iR g0 burners.
Ts-fsle, jr of Philadelphia, Pa.-For i'm
NJ R Clapp, Of Seneca Falls N Y, assignor to
silsby, Mynderse Co, Of said Seneca Falls
For improvement in steam boilers
George w Banker, Of Medford, Mass. assignor
70 himself and Geo. o. Carpenter, of South Read
ing, Mass.-For improved method Of securing
heads in barrels.
wm. Z Durkee, of Fort Edward, " Y, as
l..
Hopkins, Of same place,-For improvement in
hay elevators
Edwafd A. Godfrey, Of Hartford, Conn, as
slgnof 70 Rogers, Smith Co, Of said Hartford.
For improvement In soldering handles Of cutlery.
Andrew J. Cove, Of San Francisco, Cal, as
signor 10 himself and withered a. Tiffany of said
San Francisco--For improved shipsI windlass
John c. Jennison and Augustus Hale Of Fox-
croft, Me-. assignor 70 Elias J Hale and Angus
tus Hale, Of said Foxcrar.-For Improvement in
lamps.
Enos NJ. Lewis, Of Philadelphia Pa as,iono,
10 himself and George Williams, Of said P6ila
delphia--FOr improvement In side valves for
steam engines.
Thomas Morrison, Of Kingston, ". Y ., assigno,
90 c. B Stafford, Of said ngston.-For improved
chrOnOmeter escapement.
Levi Short, Of Buffalo, ~ Y, assignor to him.
self and Charles 3. Pierce Of said Buffalo For
improyementin apparatus for manufacture of IL
Eliminating gas. t
Isaac NV hittaker, Of Foreston, Ill assignor
70 himself and II. Frees and M. Hellar, of said
FOreston For improved apparatus for heating
wagon tires.
Samuel II. Whitaker, Of Cincinnati, o., as
signor to himself and William l.. Thomas, OF
said Cincinnati For improvement In gas regu-
lators
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