Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-05

J.W Shipp and C w. Crenshaw, of LAG range
Ienn.-For Improvement in ploughs
Charles w. Smith Of Evans, n Y.-For i'm.
provement In window blinds
Hervey Sloan, of Franklin, Ind For Improve
ment I'm seed planters
ON. stillman, of stoningtOn, Conn.-FOr inn.
provements in air engines.
John Sweeney, Of Chicago, nl-For improyed
William A. suddith and John F. suddi,h, Of
Chariestown, Na.-For improvement in cotton.
Joseph Suffer, Of New York. Y.-For Inn.
provement In seeding machines
AVA b Taylor, OF Newark, n. For print,
c: A, Taylor, of Chicago, nl.-For improved
Richard Taylor and Rensselaer, Sprague. of
Prairie City, ln.-For improvement In corn
James Thierry, of Detroit. Mich -Fo, inn
engines. O- ''e"'''
John T. Thompson, of Jackson, Tenn-Fo,
improvement in ploughs.
FIR. Toggenburger, of Chicago. III -Eo, I'm
provement in sewing machines
folding furniture
Gregor Prinks, of Jersey CITY, N J-For i'm
proved window curtain slide
improvement in mills
George Walker, Of Philadelphia, Pa.-For i'm
provelnent In vapor lamps
AlonZo Warren and f. Damon !, NJ pos,
Mass-For Improvement In dynamometers
David Warren, of Gettysburg, Pa.-For i'm.
pfovement in seed planters
George Wheeler of New York Nv To, In
proved boot lack VI ii'i-
william Wickersham, of Boston, Mass-For
improved nail-cutting machine
1onn M. Williams, of GreeRvillc, Ga-For
Improvement in cultIvators
H : Williams, of Bardstown, Ga.-For i'm.
prOvement III ploughs "
Ihomas Wilson, of Winterset, Iowa.-For i'm
provement In seeding machines
70; NJ. woodward and James F. Woodward
OF Philadelphia, Pa.-For Improvement in Ill
road station indicators III '"ii-
L.. b voolfolk, Of Nashville, Tenn.-For i'm
pr0vement In steam ploughs
William Workman Of Ripon Wis Eo, IN,
pfovement in seeding machines
george e. Wright, of Leroy, Ohio-For i'm
P'Gyeinent Gyti IN cutting and cOring apples
Elijah Young, of Fayetteville Mo.-Fo, inn
pfoVement In seed planters
En- nen,y IN, NJ Zimmerman, of Washington, d. c.
to P1nlei b1msdf e CSlly, Of Newport H, assignor
~ ~ I1hsSi !. ana James p Upham, of Claremont
H.-For Improvement in harrows
solomon Godfrey, Loren Barnes. Henry RI,sb
ana ana solomon ). Smith, of North Fairfield Ohio
tor improvement in stills
Joseph Ottner of New Britain Conn ,..i,-
10 4. and +. COrbin, of same place 20, i,n
proved lifting handles. iNi-
samuel s: Sherwood, of New York. Nv
dsslSnor TO himself and Alexander DongIss 81
same place.-For improvement in skeIetoS o. 80. %
y. olmonton, of Paterson, n J assipnor IN
DE urasse Fowler, of same place -For inn
provement in filters. I'M
James L. smith, of Neoga, ILL., assipnor tn
himself and James q. Sloan, of same 6Iars
or Improvement in corn-planters
arthur w. Sweeny, of WASHINGTON N q
slShor TO himself and Charles N TYLER of same
Pidce-for improvement in hinges
JOSIAH Iurner and Thomas Il smith of SIM
aPee, N. II assignors to themselves and Edmnna
burke OF Newport, N. H.-For Improvement in
Joshua Turner, Of Cambridgeport. Mass as.
slghor 10 himself and Francis Gid of Dedbam
Mass-For Improvement in plane-iron shar peners
Milton ID. Whipple, of Charleston Mass as
slghor 70 the WhiPple File Company For i'm
PfoVenent In manufacture of files
Joseph A. Smith, of Fond du Lac Wis and
isaac OrYls. of O2kfeld, Wis, administrator, of
press -O' P'i"'i's
RelSSHes.-Seligman Kakeles, of New York. n
r or improvement in iued lenses
Ihomas Mitchell, of Lansingburgh, NY
handles. "'n
Caesar Newman, of New York. N Y-For
improvement in skeleton skirts
Additional ImpTorenlentS-B B. BrioUs NJ
Sharon, For Improvement in apparatus for
Daniel Jones, Of Boston, Mass-For improved
steering apparatus.
John IL. Shrote, of Baltimore, Md Far i'm.
pfoVement In cutting and panning cakes
Elisha NJ. smith, Of indianapolis Ind a.
slgnor to himself and Elbridge G Nlayhew Of
oheioyVllle, lnd.-fOr improvement in moldinr
machines " 'S