Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-30

lowing is a list Of patents issued from U Patsut
once for the week ending March 81, 1s6O-each
bearing that date:
James Adair. Of Mendoza, m.-For improve
james w. Adams, of Pleasant Valley, vt-For
improved stave machine.
TT. Allen, Of Dyersville, lowa.-For improve
ment in brackets for railroad car trucks.
5. A. Bailey, Of New London, Conn.-For i'm
provement In wringing machine.
John 5. Barden, Of New Haven, Conn.-For
Improvement in steam pumps.
James F. Beckwith, Of South Alabama, ~ V
For improved hub for carriage wheels.
Hardness Boyd, Of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
proved trap for water closets
Adolph Brown and Felix Brown, of New York
N. Y.-For improved sugar crushing apparatus
VIM. Bushnell, Of Easton, Pa.-For Improve
ment in cultivators.
Nj. l.. Byrn, Of New York, ~ Y.-For i'm
Cullen Casey, of Goldsboro', n. C-For i'm
provement In cotton cultvators.
George T.. Chenoweth, of Baltimore, Md-For
Improvement in harvesters.
George Collyer and A. Hamilton Patterson, Of
Philadelphia, Pa-For improved paddle wheel.
Baldwin Davis and ]. M. Scroggins, of La
grange, Ga.-For improvement in plougbs.
James Davis, Of Fayetteville, ". C.-For i'm
proved sewing machine stitch.
VIM. Frank Dean, of Baltimore, Md.-For i'm
1. H. Doolittle, of Ansonia, Conn.-For i'm
proved pipe wrench.
Jos. l.. Dutton, sr of Philadelphia, Pa-For
Improvement in hoisting and weighing machine.
beiderich Fehrman, Of Liverpool, England -
For improvement in manufacture of resin
Levi Ferguson, of Lowell, Mass.-For improved
steam trap.
Ezekiai Gross, of Goshen Hill, S C.-For im
provement In sub soil ploughs
Cyrus NJ. Hall and David T.. Hall, of Union
town, Ill.-For improvement i'm cultivators
r. X. Hawley, of Baltimore, Md-For i'm
proved construction of circular saws
Henry w. Herbert, Of Herbertsville, Va-For
improvement I'm marine propellers.
IN of ravl cuil lie
rIovement in drain ploughs.
" Hoag and VIM. Fl: TaPpey, Of Petersburg,
'smF .f Improvement We en-: In TOBACCO acc screws.
ment in cult vdtors.
J. l.. Hovey, of Lockport, n. Y-For improve
George w Hunt, of Muscatine Iowa-For I'm.
Provement In ploughs.
A. b. Hutchins, Of Quincy, Fla.-For improve
ment in seeding machines.
Edwin Jones, OF Chester Cross Roads, - For
improvement in harvesters
Frank q. Johnson. Of Belwood. Sag Harbor
y f.-For composition TO prevent the depreda.
lions of insects.
Samuel Johnston, Of West Shelby, ~ Y.-For
Improvement in corn-huskers.
Albertus Larrowe, of Cohocton, ". Y.-For i'm
rrovement in self acting carriage brake.
proved andiron.
r. T. Lomont and John Grojean, of MassiIlon,
O.-For Improvement In reaping and moving
machines.
Pells Nanny, of waddams Grove. Ill.-For
Improvement In harvcsters.
ua R9bs McCsin Of Bootstown' a. FOR improved
Thos. b. McConaughey, of Newark Del.-For
Improvement in seed planters
Samuel McGregor, of Logansport Ind.-For
Improvement In car seats.
Henry Napier, of Brooklyn, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in manufacture of resin.
A. :. Notestein, of Salem, Iowa. assignor to
himself and L.. l. Rogers, of said Salem.-For i'm
pfovement in seeding machines.
Jacob Nuessley, of Gowanda, n. Y.-For i'm
ont in tan
L. T. Orne, of Boston, Mass.-For improve
ment in gas regulators,
f. II. Philo, of Half Moon NJ Y, assignor to
Charles r. Pease; OF Albany, NY.-For improve
niept in cider mills.
VIM. r. Saunders, of Buena Vista. Miss-For
improvement in ploughs.
j. T. Schuffenecker of keokuk Iowa For
Improvement in brick moulds.
Robert Il. Smart, Nv. Smart, and A. /. Smart
Of Troy, NY For improvement in manufacture
Geo. Smith, of Baltimore. Ohio.-For improve.
ment In cultivators.
ST. Van Choate. of Yreka, Cal-For improved
magnetic printing telegraph.
VIM. Tallman, Of Providence, r I-For i'm
Provement In horse shoe nail machine.
James Teachout, of Waterford, n. Y.-For i'm
proved die stock.
Samuel ID. Tillman, Of New York n Y-For
improved mode Of making pavements
Mark Snow, of Auburn, Miss.-For improve
ment in cotton cultivators.
provement in iron ties for cotton bales
Edward ID. Weakley, of Para, In-For i'm.
provemsnt in seeding machines.
r.. A Wilder, Of SchuylkIll Haven, Pa-For
Improvement In feed-water apparatus for locomo-
tive engines.
Seth ID. woodbury., Of Lynn, Mass.-For i'm
Joseph D. Billings, of Rutland, VT. as.iepor to
himself sHd E A Chaplin, of Keene, n. H.-For
Philo Blake, of New Haven, Conn, ignor to
Blake Brothers, OF same place.-For improved
Cofkscrew.
Thomas B. De Forrest, of New York, NY.
assignor to himself and Wallace 4 Sons of An
Robt w. Geraghty, Of Newark N :. assienor
TO himself and VIM. nj Simpson, Of same place.
For improved ventilating spring mattress.
Henry Hewett, Of San Francisco, Cal, assignor
to w. A. Sanford, of Pottsdam, ~ Y-For i'm
Provement in seeding harrows.
James Hotchkiss, Of Yellow Springs, assignor
For improvement in drain-tile machines
Jacob Hunter, Of New York. N " assipnor
TO himself, Ill. A. Hunter, and p. p Keller of
same Place-For improvement i'm hot-water appa-
Charles Miller, Of New York, ~ Y, assipnor
to himself and Geo. Ricardo, of same place For
Improvement in machinery for manufacturing
G.. l.. Nelson and Oscar Bostwick of Buyljno-
ton, Vt, assignors to themselves and N b Proc
tor, OF same place.-For improvement in wood.
Rcbt. Ross, Of ST Adams, VT, assignor to him
self and Geo ]. Stannard, of same place-For
improved horizontal water-wheel.
II. d. walcott, of Boston, Mass. assignor to II
Williams, Of same place.-For improvement in
eyelet machines.
Rsissues.-Msry Jane Osborn, of Louisville.
KY, administrator OF the estate Of VIM Osborn,
deceased, late Of the same place.-For improve
nent In machines for pressing bonnets, bonnet
frames, &c.
James w Reed, Of West Roxbury, Mass, as
ngnee through mcsne assignmenD Of Walter
Nesting furnace
Pfils NANNY, of waddam's Grove, Tll.-For
improvement In harvesters
Milton Sanders of Cincinnati a -Eo, IN,
rrSvsment In production Of Illuminating gas
alarm for steam boilers "
AddH'oTaI imPT0rsment.-JoscphF Pond NJ
Cleveland, o-tor improved washing machine "
IHF PrsLlC PRINTING IN CANADA ,e..,
ton has been offered in the Legislative A..snshs
Of Canada 20 abolish the monopoly known A ~
Queens Printership In the publication of the Can
al Gazette. and that the printing of the eoy,rn-
ment md Legislature now done by the Queen
Frinter be given hv nuhltr tnod.y -