The national Republican., 1861-06-18
LIST on PATIENTS

Issued from the United States Pdtent Office
for the ,ceek ending June IL, 1861, each
bearing that date.
Hiram Aldridge, of Michigan City, Indiana;
for improvement in machines for threshing and
separating grain.
John Andrews, Of Brunswick, Maine; for
improved mode of securing circular saws to
arbors. ( II If4t ! = ~. .
G. L. W. Baker, of Hartford, Connecticut;
for improved corn.broom.
II. L. Baldwin, of Brauford, Connecticut;
for improvement in curry.combs.
Sarah A. Baldwin, Of Waterbury, Connect.
cut; for improvement in skirtsupp rters.
L. d. Bsrraud, Of New York, New York for
improved scroll saving machines.
Henry Fl. Beach, Of Philadelphia, Pennsyl.
vania; for improvement 10 grain wnnowers.
Samuel W. Bidwell, of Hartford, Connect.
cut; for improved machine for boring and
mortising. d.. w s.....- ...
Charles H. Burd, Of Roxbury, Massachusetts,
for improved telegraphic apparatus. '. =.
Amos Chase, OF North Weare, New Hamp-
shire; for improved adjustable chair.
Darwin De Forrest Douglass Of Springfield,
Massachusetts; for improved window blinds.
VIC. and J. Dunn, Of New York, New York
for improvement in carriage bodies.
r. Finnegan aud A. r. W. Schultz, Of New
John Griffin, of Louisville, Kentucky ); for
improvement in engines, &C., for overcoming
dead point in cranks.
David Haines, Of Union Bridge, Maryland;
for improvement in hominy machines.
Edward Howell, of Ashtabula, Ohio; for i'm.
provement in sewing machines.
Ezra F. Hyde, Of Brooklyn, New York for
improvement in city railroads. N -,
George l.. Jenoks, Of Providence, Rhode
Island for Improvement in hemming.guides.
Rhodolphus Kinsley, of Springfield, Massa.
chusetts for improved bell lringing apparatus.
w. I. Kirkham, of Bradford, Connecticut;
for improvement in locks and knob latches.
William A. Lighthall, Of New York, New
| York; for improvement in the construction Of
tube sheets for coolers and condensers. Z
Henry Lowe, of Baltimore, Maryland for
improvement in the manufacture OF caustic
soda.
Richard Mansley, of Philadelphia, Pennsyl.
yania for improvement in machines for open.
ing rope.
James McCarty, of Reading, Pennsylvania
for improvement in annealing cut nails.
Fl. Mckenzie, Of Talledega, Alabama for
improvement in tanning leather.
W. b. Nichols and F. d. Strong, of East
Hampton, Connecticut; for improved nail and
screw heads.
j. S. Parker, of West Wellington, Connect.
cut for improvement in machines for turning
spools.
"A. Perry, of St. Louis Missouri; for i'm.
proved ornamented fabric or manufacture for
window shades.
J. H. Phillips, Of Waverly, Missouri for i'm
provement in hemp brakes.
Silas I. Putnam, Of Dorchester, Massachu.
sets for improved horse shoe nail machine.
George W. Rains, of Newburgh, New York I;
for improved safety apparatus for steam boilers.
| J. r. Robinson, of Boston, Massachusetts |;
for damper for steam boilers.
| j. r. Robinson, Of Boston, Massachusetts, !;
for improvement in valve.gear of steam engines.
Joseph b. Sawyer, Of Templeton Massachu.
setts for improved cane seat for chairs.
| W. B. Strong, Of New York, New York; for
improved trunk, convertible into bedstead.
L. F. Slocum, of Chicago, Illinois for i'm.
provement in lamps.
Erastus W. Smith, of New York, New York |;
for improvement in steam engines.
George Smith, of New York, New York for
improvement in combined burglar alarm, and
animal trap.
Abraham Stroh, of Port Jervs, New York !;
for improved car coupling.
S. c. Sturtevant of Cleveland, Ohio; for
improvement in tubular CRATES for steam boilers.
| john Trageser, of New York, New York !;
for improvement in apparatus for evaporatng
liquids.
A. H. Trego, of Lambertvile, New Jersey
for improvement in car'coupling.
c. Van Name, of Binghamton, New York
for improved stanchion for canal boats.
James Weathers, Of Greensburg, Indiana
for improvement in heading bolts.
E. r. Weston, of East Corinth, Maine; for
improvement in the process of converting iron
into steel by cementation.
S. II. Wilmot, Of Brooklyn, New York; for
Improvement in hoop skirts.
Seim L. Woodwork, of Murphoy's, and j.
S. Wethered, of San Francisco, California; for
improved arastra.
George W. Bridgman, of Somerville, Massa.
chusetts, assignor TO himself and Osgood Dane,
Of same place; for improvement in car brakes,
Samuel l.. Fits, of Ashburnham, Massachu.
sets, assignor to G. & G. c. Winchester, OF
same place for improved boring machine.
T Albert M. Hill, Of Bradford, Conn, assignor
to W. y. Kirkham, Of same place for improve.
ment in locks and knob latches.
REISSUES.
James A. Vaughn, of Cuyahoga Falls, o.
for improvement in grain separators. Patented
April "a, 1860.
James A. Vaughn, of Cuyahoga Falls, o.
ior improvement III Sroiu ocPaiatois' otohIeV
April "a, 1860.
Ira Perego, jun, of New York, N. Y; fol
improvent in shirt bosoms. Patented Sept. rs
1860.
DESIGNS.
Levi l.. Tower, OF Boston, Mass assignor tt
Cutter, Tower, l. Co., same place for design
for trade mark.
The CAPTURED PRIvATEER.--The N. Y. Ti
du'Ie of Sunday says:
"The schooner Savannah, Midshipman Nc
Cook commanding, from Charleston four days
has just arrived having the stars and stripes
flying over the secession nag. The schoone
was captured by the United States brig Perry
, about 60 miles outside Charleston harbor She