Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-17

L shall never be able to get that hall door open
without waking them up; what nuisance
stay, capital idea. I'll 60 by the window -
TO BE CONTINUED
OPERATIONS OF THE PATENT OFFICE The FOL.
lowing is list Of patents issued from U. s Paten,
Office for the week ending February ii, 1860
each bearing that date:
l.. AGREE, Of Taliaferro county. Ga-For i'm.
ProSement in cotton seed planters
George G. Aiken, of Nashua, n. H.-For i'm
provenent in cultvator teeth
VIM. l.. Aldrich, of Atlanta Ga a-Forimproyed
press for attaching feathers to billiard cues
Ethan Allen, OF w orcester, Mass For improve
ment in machine for making percussion cartridge
Cases.
Henrietta G. Batty, of Springfield, Mass.-For
improved spring egg cup.
Joseph Berry, 4 New York. n Y.-For i'm
proved cut nail machine.
Harris Boardman. of Lancaster Pa-For i'm
provement in metallic carriage hubs.
Edmund Brickett, of Minot Me For improved
braces for harness breeching and breastplates
Robert II. Brooks, of Greenvile, Ga.-For i'm
provement in plOugbs
Robert F. Brewer, of New York, y. Y-For
improved rotary steam engine.
Thomas w. Brown, of Boston, Mass.-For
twne holder.
Joel Bryant. of Brooklyn, y E-For improve
ment in grinding mills.
Richard b. Burchell, - Brooklyn, n. Y.-For
improved mosquito nets and shades for windows.
Transport, Pa.-For improved hydraulic engine
Samuel Buser and John II. Buser, Of warren,
lu-For improvement In harvesters
Abner Carey, of Rome, Ga.-For improvement
in cultivators.
Abner Carey, of r ONE, Ga-For improvement
in cotton seed planters
Joseph B. Charles, Of Ashland o For i'm prove
ment In fan blowers.
Elijah B. Clark, of Tallahassee Florida For
improvement in ploughs.
Henry E. Clinton, of Woodbridge, Ct-For
Improvement in carriage thrill attachment.
John w Coleman, Of Medway. Mass-Eor i'm
provement in stoves.
Thomas Daniels, Of Toledo, O.-For improve
ment in stop-cocks
John Davis and sturgis Chaddock, of Boston,
Mass For improvement In gas retogts
Louis De Masure, of New York, N. Y.-For
improvement in safety-s,uds.
b. Wells DuDklee, of Boston, Mass.-For i'm
provement in cooking utensils
Leopold Eidlitz, Of New York. N. Y-For i'm
provement in Photographic bank notes
Josiah s. Elliott, Of West Needham, Mass
For improvement In brick presses.
Z. Farrar, of New York, N Y, and ] n
Farrar, of Pepperell, Mass.-For improvement in
water meters
Lucius n Fay and William Mason, of Warren
| Mass-For improvement in blind operators.
Peter Flickinger, of Hanover, Pa For i'm
proyement in harvesters.
James M Freeman, of 3elleville n. Y.-For
/ improvement in carriage tops
Aaron w. Geaheart, Of Bealleyille Ohio-Fo,
| improvement in bee-hives
| w. 6. Greeley, of bingham, Mass-For i'm
proved machine for cutting out the uppers and
| SOlrs of boots and shoes.
| Sheldon Guthrie, of New Orleans, La-For i'm.
proyement in lamps.
| J. o. Harris and w. F. Slewder, of Ottawa
III For improvement in cultivators
Frank J. Henkel of New York, n. Y.-FoI
| improved secretary table.
Gustav Heydrich, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
| fire escape.
Birdsfll Holly, of Lockport, N. Y-For i'm.
m N ont i'm
VIM. II. Howard of Philadelphia, Pa-Fo,
| improved machine for serrating the edge of a
screw thread on rollers
Charles 5. Irwin, Of Madison. Ind-For i'm
pfovement In manufacture of starch
| George W. Jennings. of Boston. Mass-For
| improved laundry and tailors' press
George Juenest, OF New York, \. Y.-For i'm
provenent in sewing machines.
Emil KellermanD of Moosop. Conn-For i'm.
provement in the manufacture Of tufted work.
J NJ Kendall. of South Hardwick, Vt-Fo,
improved feed motion for boring or mortising
machines.
Charles Kinzler and Wilhelm Rosebuck, OF
New York. Y. Y For improved sugar-cutter
Thomas Lovelidge, of Philadelphia, Pa-Fol
improvement in looms.
Daniel LOvriOy. Of Lowell. Mass For improve
ment in spring skates.
John w. Mackenzie, of San Francisco. Cal -
For improved apparatus for freeing ships holds
from water
J. p. MaDton and H. A. Billings Of Provi
dence r. For improvement in hanging rud
derS.
H. Maranville, Of Clinton, O-For improve
ment in coin detectors
Chas. McCammon, Of Albany, ". Y.-For i'm.
Provement In constructing bars of cast or wrough,
iron
Isaac NJ. Milbsnk. Of Greenfield Hill. Conn
For improvement in apparatus for manufacturing
oxide Of zinc.
VIM. Mosher, Isaac II. Mosher, and John
Harris, Of Green, N. Y.-For Improvement in ma
chine for bending tire
Thomas Murphy, of Cincinnati, O-For i'm
provement in cultivators.
Walter Nangel, Of Philadelphia, Pa For i'm.
proved mortising machine
Charles Neames, of New Orleans, La For i'm
provement in bagasse furnaces.
Edward o. e. Ord, of u >. Army.-Fof appli-
cation Of gunpowder to fat projectilss, giving
them rotation.
Joseph Parsons, Of Carthage, O.-For improved
rstary steam engine.
w. A. Patrick. of Ludlow, vt-For improved
method Of operating feed nuts in lathes.
y A Patterson, Of Kingston, Tenn.-For i'm
Provelnent in harrows.
Edmond Peck, of San Jose, Cal-For improve
ment in hafvesters
, c NJ Plumb, of North Orange. N. .J.-For time
tables for railroads, &c
Charles Pope, Of Syracuse, y N.Y.-For improve
ment in apparatus for evaporating saline liquors
d J. Powers, of Madison. Wis-Fof improve.
ment in straw-cutters
rhos. E. Purchase. Of Danville, Pa-For i'm
provement in crates for furnaces
Joseph Reynolds, Of Providence, r. I-For i'm
provement In marine propelers
Aaron Ring. Of w estbrook, Me.-For improve
ment in seeding machines ?
VIM. Roboiham, Of Newark, N. For i'm
proved sag-rann@r : =
Fisk Russel Of Manchester, N. H.-For i'm
pfovement In moving machine cutters
Thos. Sault, Of Seymour, Conn Fer improve
gums
w H, Sloan, of Buffalo, " Y-For improved
machine for dressing slaves
JouatQan smith, Of THIN O -Ear tfnproyo-
ment In seed drills = :
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