Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-10
THE EVENING STAR.

OPERATIONS OF THE PATENT oFf'1h - Ao Aoi-
lowing Is list Of patents issued from U > Patent
Once for the week ending February :, 1850
each bearing that date:
George = Adler Of Philadelphia Pa-For i'm
provsnient in mac hines for polishing leather
Frank A Allen, Of Portsmouth, u. H-For i'm
P'Evsmea ,ti IN making Plait' 10 sewing -.
improved shoe and bag holder.
fIazee Ayres Of Railway, y. For improved
washing machine.
Dana Bickford, Of Westerly, r. I.-For i'm
proSement in window sash supporter.
ID. q. +. Boyd, of Mansfield, O--For improve
ment in defeating cane juices
John Butter. of Buffalo, y I.-For improve
ment in mowi ny and reaping mac hines.
George w. Carter. of San Francisco, Cal--For
improvement in amalgamators
Ira Carter. or ChamPlain, y. H.-FOr improve
ment in adjustable carriage springs
John III. Crane, Of Charlestown, Mass--For i'm
proved spring foundation for beds, sofas, &c.
C. X Davidson, of Brooklyn, y. T.-For i'm
r-ovement railroad brakes.
Edward &. Day, Of Boston, Mass.-For i'm
p-over1ent in braiding machines.
Frank Douglas, Of Norwich, Ct.-For improved
steam trap.
RI Cunning, of North San Juan, Cal-For
improvement in gold separators
Henry b. Fay, of New York, y. Y.-For i'm
proved paddle-wbeel.
Alfred NJ FoOte, of New York, n. Y.-For i'm
proved lock for umbrella stands.
Jacob Fox, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For improved
drill chuck.
VIM A Gibson. of New York. y. For i'm
pfovement in the discngagement of self-acting
brakes
VIM. B. Gillett, OF Auburn. n. T.-For i'm
provement in the method Of sharpening files. 4 c.
d. Granger, of Albany, N.Y.-For improve
Inent In cooking stoves and ranges.
Joseph NJ Heard, Of Aberdeen, Miss.-For i'm
provement in moth traps.
r. Hecksher, of New York, y. Y-For i'm
provement in coal carts.
Henry VIM HindsIey, of New Haven, Ct.-For
Improvement In piano-forte keys:
Ill. ID
ment I'm railroad switches
J. Hodgson, OF indianapolis, Ind.-For i'm
provemeDt in metallic shutters
A. ID. Hoffman, Of Belleville, Mich-For i'm
proved cross-cut saving machine.
James vi Jay, Of Canton, o ASS gnor TO him
self and John DaUner, Of same place.-For i'm
proved egg-beater.
Robert W. Jerks, ir-, of Providence II. l.
For improvement in railroad gates.
Jas Jones, Of Rochester, y. Y.-For improved
hinge.
provement in converting rotary into reel procating
rectilinear motion.
John w. Lockwood, of New York, Y-For
improved head rest
provement in hand spinning wheels
Thomas J. Mayall, of Boston Mass-For i'm
provement in machine betting
VIM. :. Mead, of Buffalo, N Y.-For improve
ment In apparatus for generating vapOr in lamps.
Joseph b. Maxwell and James A. Maxwell of
Aleg hany, Pa For improvement in bellows.
VIM. A. Morse, of Boston, Mass.-For pen
handle
Emery Parker, of West Merden, Conn.-For
improvement In bolts for door locks
John Parker and Edmund Parker, of Meriden.
Conn.-For improvement in coffee mills
Norman Platt, Of Jackson, Miss.-F improved
life-preserver.
Juliet Quetil, Of New York, N.Y.-For i'm
Provement in apparatus for moving heavy wei gifts.
Adolph Ill. Rdu, Of Philadelphia. Pa-For iIa-
proved station on streetregstsring indicator.
Samuel Ray and NJ r Skaters, of Alliance o.
For improved combined chair and crib.
August Reiehard, Of Washington, MOTOR
improvement I'm pumps.
Henry A. Ridley, Of Somerville, Tenn.-For
Eat trap.
Auguste ROLAND, IF Toulouse, France For
Improvement In fertilizers
w. ii. Rounds. Of Campello, Mass-For i'm
skiving leather
Chas, 4. Ruff, of Boston, Mass-For improve
meEt i'll skates
solomon Ruthenburg, of indianapolis, Ind -
FOR Improvement in single machines.
J. e. Rutherford, of Derby Line Yt-For solu-
ton for tOning photographs.
W. Ryckman, of Pontiac, Mich-For i'm
provement in cOrn-shellers.
w w. skinner, of Davenport For i'm
proved machine for bending mould boards for
ploughs.
Josiah NJ. Smith, OF Somers, N.Y-For i'm
provement i'll sewing -mach hines
V. .. Spencer and J. X Spencer, Of Mansfield
Pa.-fof animal trap
L. H. Stearns, Of Cincinnati Ohio-For i'm
proved method Of roSSing SaW-lOgs
John Thomson, of W orcestsr, Mass-For irr-
prOvement IL sewing machines.
VIM. Tinsley, Of New York. y. Y.-For animal
trap
Phineas Topham, of Newark, y For price
indicator.
Elmer Townsend, of Boston, Mass.-For I'M
provement IN pegging machines
Chas b. Wood, of New York n Y-For iui.
ptovement n attaching carriage thills
Charles Il. W God, of New York n Y-For
improvement In safety straps for securing carriage
thrills.
Philander Daniels of lie Row. n y assignor
tc CLARK Daniels, Of same p!are.-tor Improve.
n,snt IN tanning.
C Thompson, of Orange, Mass. assignor to
himself, Geo Carpenter, and J. = Emery of
same plaCe.-FOr i'll proved toyere
Albert c. Richard, Of Newton, Conn-For i'm
proved wrench
Reissues Richard c. Bristol, of Chicago,
lt--For Improvement in slide valves for steam
engines
Ralph j. Mershon and John NJ Harper. of Phil
adelPLla, Pa, assignees of r. s. Mershon afore.
said-FoE improved regulator for time keepers
Richard l.. Nelson, Of Ocala Fla-For in-
proved mode Of attaching life-preservers to vests
Joseph X Palmenburg, of New York N Y
or improved frame for ladies' dresses
y. c. Sanford, Of Meriden, Conn-For I'm nrovs
ment in skates
John L. Whitaker and Calvin d. Read. of ~
Charles, Il.-For Improvements In reaping and
moving machines.
hRRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
cWIl.LARDS, HOTEL.-V NJ Butter, Pa; DR.
proves, NY; Moses, do; g Miller and lady. DO