Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

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ONCE for the week ending May 1, 1seo-each
bearing that date:
Jas. Aiken, Of Natchez, Mis.-For improve.
ment In metal ties for cotton bales
Il. U. Allen, Of Boston, Mass.-For improve
ment In steam gauges.
WIN; M Arnall, Of speryville, va.-For i'm
proveinent In grain separators and cleaners
Fred K Ashley, of New York, ". Y.-For i'm
proved egg-beater.
: 5. F. Atherton, of Fitchburg, Mass.-For i'm
proved machine for splitting hoops
N. Il. Badgley, of Gladsden, Ala For i'm
provement In cotton seed planters
Henry F. Baker, Of Centreville, Ind-For i'm
prSyement In mede Of laying drain tiles.
VIM. c. Banks, of Como Depot Miss-For i'm
provements in corn planters
Wm. +. Beecher, Of Chicago, nl.-For i'm
proved pipe wrench.
Dana Bickford, Of Westerly, II. .I-For i'm
proved embroidery sewing stand.
proved cement
s Bourne; jr., of New York, N.Y.-For i'm
s. Bourne, jr., and J G. Cunningham, of New
fork, N. f.-For improvement in lecks for
travelling bags
James E. Boyle. Of Brooklyn, N. Y.-For i'm
proved vacuum valves for water heating appa-
ratus.
Noah BowlHs, of Middletown, Md For ma
chine Tor printing addresses of newspapers
1onn Y. Briggs, OF woodbury., Cona.-For i'm
proyement in musical reeds.
). 4. Bruce, of Marshall, Mo-For improve
ment in harvesters
q Gee 5. Buchanan, of Ballston Spa, N Y-For
Improvement In boilers for preparing paper stuff
provement In vapOr lamps
John a. Byrd, of Jackson county, Fla-For
Improvement in plow stocks.
VIM. Chambers. of NJ uscatine Iowa-For i'm
provement In governor valves for steam engines
u. Couch, of Middlefeld, Conn-For i'm
provenlent in toy cannon.
Geo. Eaton, Of Boston, Mass-For improve
ment In rails for street railways
Nelson Edwards of Chittenden county, VT
and Edward q. Day, of New York n. Y-For
Improvement in straw cutters
Samuel II. Fowler, of Brooklyn, N Y.-For
improvement in construction of concrete walls
Chas. Fricke, of Mobile, Ala.-For improved
cement
Philip C. Fritz. of Barrytcwn, NJ Y.-tor i'm
provement In grain cleaners
A Nj. George, of Nashua N. H-For improve
ment in moving machines
Lyman Gibson, of Elmira, N.Y-For improve
ment in water wheels.
Jos. Fl. Goodel and Alfred T Goodell. of New
ferk, For improved method of shar rpeninC
cylindrical cutting knives
John Grey, of Pittsburgh, Pa-For improved
machine for spinning metallic hollow ware
proved ice pitcher
Alexander Hanvey, of Steubenville, O For i'm
proyement In wooden soles for boots and shoes.
W m. w Harding, Of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
perforatng rule for printers.
John d. Heatwole and r. G. Mauck, OF Harri-
sonburS, ,Na.-For improvement in hoIniny mills
Arthur HemenwaY, Of Cleveland, O-For i'm
Provement in machines for bending fellies.
Jos. e. Henderson, of Albany, n Y-For i'm
provsment in cooking stoves.
A Henri, OF Louisville, KY.-For improvement
in bennets.
Provement in cementing mill stones
VIM w heeler Hubbell, Of Philadelphia, Pa
For improvement in projectles for breech- loading
ordnance. Ante-dated Feb 2S 1881
- he's Of ID
improved shaving cup.
Elisha Hughes, Of McCartysville, CaI.-For
improved writing desk.
l.. r. Jewett, Of PlainviIle O-For improye-
ment in car brakes
J. +. KeeleS, Of Cleveland, O.-For improved
device for adjusting clocks vertically.
Eihest huaoiI hnofr, OF washington, ID. c.
For improved method Of finding courses aud bear
ings on marine charts.
Geo. Lindsay, of Petersburg ,va.-For improve
mcnt in pumps.
Inent In the construction of cement drains
Henry Lockwood, Of New York, n. Y.-For
improved door lock.
VIM. Mannheimer, of New York, N. .Y.-For
improved table fork.
Patrick McMahon, of Scottsville, ~ Y.-For
improved machine for filing saws
Frederick Seymour, Of Cine Cinnati, O.-For fire
es3ape.
VIM. 5 Mayo, of New York, Y-For i'm
Provement in ter-backs for ranges &c
John 3. McCurdy, Of Brooklyn, N.Y.-For i'm
E4oVeInent In sewing machines.
IL A. Mears of Pecatonica, ul-For improve
ment in Car brakes.
+. 8 Merritt, Of New York, NY.-For i'm
provement in cooking ranges.
E.Wilson Mills, of Amber, N.Y.-For improve
ment in windmills.
O.w Minard, of Waterbury, Conn.-For i'm
pfovenent in measuring tapes.
Edward Mingay, Of Boston, Mess For i'm
provenent in stove CRATES.
George w. Morris and VIM Quann of Phil
adelphia, Pa.-For improvement in restoring
burnt iron
WIN. T. Nicholson, Of Providence, r. For
improvement in spirit levels.
Jesse X. Park, Of Marlboro, ~. Y.-For basket
Amos SEAMAN, of Ninnebago county, III-For
improvement in corn-planters
1haddeus Seleck, Of Greenwich, Conn.-For
method Of employing Franklinite pig metal for
making, grinding, and abrading surfaces.
VIM p. Martin, Of Salem, Mass.-For improve
nent in machines for finishing leather.
benjamin Singleton, of Portsmouth, va,-For
Improvement in hammer guard for Firearms
Walter Stewart, Of NatcheZ, Miss For i'm
provement in iron ties for cotton bales
VIM. Mont Storm, of New York, N. Y.-For
improved safety-valve for steam boilers
John Stuber, of Utica, ". Y.-For improve
ment in hot air furnaces
George w. Thompson, of New York, N. "
For Improvement in gas burners.
James Z. ThOrp, Of Plantsville, Conn.-For
improved wagon shaft shackle.
Thomas Thorp, Of New York, N. Y.-For ma
chine for making segaB.
u n zimmerman OF 81. Louis. Mo.-For I'M
provement In governor valves.
Grant b. Turner, Of Cuyahoga Falls, O.-For
improvement in smut machines.
David 5. Wagener, Of Penn Van, ". Y.-For
Improvement In threshing machines.
VIM. b. Webster, of Foxville, Va-For i'm
provement in grain cleaners.
VIM. Wells, Of Boston, Mass.-For improve
ment in lasting machines
Lewis Whitehead, Of Nunda, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in halters
K. A. Wilder, of Cressona, Pa-For improve
ment In hosting machinery.
Charles A. Wilson, Of Cincinnati, O.-lor inn
proved steam boiler regulator
Young r: Wright, Of Green Hill, Ga-For i'm
provement in cotton presses
Tlllotson Ciarkson, Of South Adams, Mass =, as
slgnor to b. +. Phillips & Co, Of same place
For improvement in looms
Stephen q. Coleman, of Providence r. L. as
signor TO himself and VIM. Coleman, OF same
place For improved mousing hook.
Edward Colty, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, assignor to
Adam Hauft, of same plaGe.-For improved fold
ing bedstead.
James p. Ellicott, of Washington, ID. c.. as
signor to Phelan & Collender, Of New York n
T.-For improved billiard table pocket-irons
Humphrey Jackson, Of Elizabethport, Nj,
assignor to James II. Deming and T. H. Jenkins
OF New York city.-For Improvement In journals
and boxes for railroad cars
Duncan Nick enSis of Rrooklvn " assfgnny