Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-12
w. ID. WALLACH.

stephen AlbrO, Of Buffalo, ~ Y.-For improvsd
bed boards P'o'eu
provement in revolving firearms
lthiel ;. Arnold, of South Milan Ind -Fo, Inn
prOyement in hay presses "
Alex. AsbOth, of New York N Y-Eo, cor,
position for roofing and cement
WIN Austin, of Philadelphia, Pa-Por i'm
prOvement in attaching water-pp pes TO bniIdinUs
Chas- H. Baker, Of Red Wing, Minn.-Fol
Improvement in steam land Carriage
VIM. II. Bennett and Chas StoTer. of Roston
Mass.-FOr mode of polishing varnish
w. Birkbeck. Of Jersey City, ". For inn
prOvement in steam engines.
Joel Blood and Jas. w Miller of Newnort
y: H.-FOr improved socket for fence posts
Ezekiel Booth, Of Troy, ". Y.-For improve.
ment in sewing machines.
VIM. +. Boulger, Of Janesyille Wis-For In,
Pr0vement in machines for cutting fats
ChaS \ Boynton, Of Hyde Park, Vt.-For i'm.
proved clothes frame.
Jas. F. and Isaac w. Bristow, of Vevay, Ind -
For improved machine for jOinting slaves
ThOs- A Bryan, of Queenstown, Md-For I'M.
Pr0vement In dredging apparatus
r. p. Buttles of Mansfield Pa-For improved
wrench.
Angus Campbell, Of Jersey CITY, N. J-For
improved apparatus for working anchors
improved ice breaker "
l. c. Chichester, Of New York, ". Y.-For
improved lemon sQueeZer
Council Clark, OF AudersOnville, Ga.-For i'm
Provement I'm cultivatOrs.
Aaron b. Cooley, of Phladelphia, Pa-For
improvement in dumping railroad cars.
" b. Cooper, OF Gratis, O.-FOr improved
Churn.
l. f Cushman and j. :. French NJ North
Bloomfield ,Cal.-For improvement in rock drills
Henry Dalton, of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
Chas. DistOn, of Philadelphis, Pa For i'm
proved potato pdrer.
CelestinO Dominique, of San Francisco. Cal
or Improvement in quartz crushing apparatus
Timothy Drake, OF Windsor, Conn For inn
proved machine for saving boards into REQ uired
lengths U''eu
John Dykeman of Grsenbush. n. Y.-Fo, i'm
proved variable exhaust for locomotive engines
alarm "uis siar
Richard J Calling, of indianapolis, Ind For
Improvement In cotton cultivatOrs
Daniel g Gerard, Of Patchogue y Y-Fo,
improved centre board for vessels
John Grlihn, OF Louisville, ky-For improve
inent In cotton pickers
VIM. Griffin, of Bennettsville 8 C-Foy in,
prOvement in plOws.
w, :. Harrison, of Carsons Landing. Miss
For Improvement in adjusting tire on wheels
VIM. Hathaway, Of Providence I assignor
70 himself aud David III. Tillson, of same pisce
For improved clothes frame.
jeremiah Heath, of Providence, R. I.-For i'm
ProvemeRt In skates.
Abel T. Howard, Of Hartford, Vt-For i'm
provement in Odometers
westel W Hqrlbut, Of Muscatne, Iowa, and
} Burrell Hurlbut, of Chicago Hi-For i'm.
proved machine for saving slaves
Benin A. jenkins, of Whitewater Wis-For
improvement In machines for winnowing sugar
AdOlphus B johnson and Milton "A yanob.n
OF Clarksville, Ark, and ]. Stinnett, Of Shelby
county. Tenn.-FOr improvement in detaching
horses from vehicles.
VIM. Joslin, Of Cleveland, O.-Fer improve
ment in mills
Charles F. Langford, of Fall River, Mass-For
improvement in railroad brakes.
II w. Lee and f.. ID. Lee, of Blakeley Geo
For improvement in cotton bale ties
James Martin, OF Florence, Ala.-For improve
ment in water wheels
James McCurdy, of BROOKLYN N E-For
improvement in sewing machines.
Nath'l 3 McFarlaD, of Syracuse, N. Y-For
improvement in attaching sash stops to windows
Chas = Moore, OF Alexandria, Va.-For i'm
proved mode of connecting car bodies with
trucks.
Hugo Mueller, Of New York, N Y.-For i'm
prOvement in sewing mach nes
Frederick Wm. Niehaus Of Boston, Mass
For pianOfOrte action.
Jonn b. Norris, of BerryviIle, va.-For i'm
Provement in tuning pianos
L. J. Penny and w. b. BOtsford, of w ooster
O-For Improvement in sewing machines.
VIM. Phelph, of Sycamore, Ill-For improve
ment in transmitting motion to machinery.
VIM. Phelps, Of Sycamore, Ill.-For improve
ment in car axles.
Benin l.. Phillips, OF Providence, r. I-For
Improvement in machines for engraving copper
cylinders.
Carey Pitts, of Troy, ~ Y.-For improvement,
Daniel r. Prindle, Of East Bethany, n. Y
For combined pressure and vacuum valve for
steam boilers.
Veitus Radspinner and VIM H. Moss, of New
Richmond, O.-For improved lubricating COM
pound.
Fiiz James Rice and George w Hayward. OF
Providence, r. For Improvement In rollers
for pressing dough.
Edward ). Richie, Of Brookline, Mass-For
improved mechanism for stopping and starting
Henry II. Robertson, of Kingston, Moy-For
hy-raP.
Charles Rose, of Allentown, Pa i'm,
proved device for straining scroll saws
John Rouf, Anthony Heupel, and Frank Leu
thy, Of Lancaster. .Pa.-For improvement in grind.
ing mills.
Francis Schwalm, of Joliet, In.-For improve.
ment in rock drilling machines
Frederick Seidle and Samuel Eberly, Of Me-
chanicsburg, Pa.-FOr improvement in horse
Takes-
John G.. shafer, of Fulton county, Pa.-FOr i'm.
Provement in mill bushes.
Gideon Sibley, Of Troy, New York.-For i'm.
proved machine for turning cylinders.
George ); u. Spence, Of Boston, Mass.-For i'm
provement in apparatus for distilIiny sea water
George X. Stevens, Of ClarksviIle, Mo.-Fol
improvement in shoeing horses.
andrew J: Sweeney Of wheeling, va-FOl
Phil. Tompert and John Coyle, Of Louisville
Ky.-For apparatus for rendering fats.
p. florence, Of Oxford, Ga.-For improved
Horace Trumbul, Of Jersey City, N. J-Fol
Improvement In the manufacture Of glass.
Sias r Vallette, Of Providence, X. For i'm
proved washing machine.
Isaac w. Van Honten, OF Philadelphia, Pa
For improvement In car couplings.
Cornelius J. Van Osckelen, Of New York, N
Y.-For improvement in melodeons.
VIM. NJ. Wallace, Of Cameron, Ill.-For i'm
proyement In portable fences.
Jerome Wheelock, Of Worcester, Mas-Fo OF
Improvement in centrifugal governors for steam
engines.
VIM. Wilmington, Of Toledo, O.-For i'm
Provement in harvesting mac hines
}. O. Wilson, Of Cedar Hill, Texas.-For i'm
provemeDt in gang piows
Edwin A. Wood, of Utica, NJ Y-For i'm
provement In boiler feeders for steam engines.
Hjalmar Wynblad, of West Hoboken, n. j.
For improved mousing hook.
Christian Yost, Of Intercourse, Pa-For i'm
proved machine for pointing fence rails.
CYRUS w. Baldwin, Of Bosto >, Mass, assigno
TO himself and Henry Messer, Of same place, and
Luther Aiken, Of Maiden, Mao.-For improved
fastening for garments
~. = Bean and J. 6 Collins, Of Manchester N
h, assignofs TO the Amoskeag Manufdcturin!
Company, Of same place.-For improved steam
boiler.
Stephen A Briggs, Of Philadelphia, Pa, az
sgnor to himself and T.. G. Crowell, Of sam