Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-31
or~sArIpNSo y TIE EPArENToFF.CE.

the L. ). Patent Office for the week ending
July 23, l56l-egch bearing that date:
Calvin Adams, Of Pittsbsrg, Pa.-For i'm
proved mssf-curteT.
Stephen z. Andres. Of Troy, n. Y.-For i'm
proveIneEt IL articles OF food made from beans.
Alexander Balm, of New York, n. Y.-For
improvement, IN telegr6phs.
IT, T.. ". Batterman, Of New York, n. Y
For improvement In bird cages.
Levi 4. Beardsley, Of South Edmestsn, n.
-tOr improved puliey-blOck.
Jared h. Buck, Of NInOna, Minn.-Por i'm
prov emeut Ill wiuGOwiDS machines.
Nathan Carr, jr., and John Carr, of Mon
mouth, lil.-EOr improvement in cultivators.
Sam W. ChamberlIn, Of Stoneham, Mass
For improved Hlachine for polishing shoe and
boot hesis.
NJ. G. Couch, of odessa n. Y-For i'm
provemeHt in machines for rakiDg and loading
hay.
4. Ii. French, OF Pittsfeld, Ill.-FOr i'm
provement III wafer elevators.
Frederick Frickingcr of SchOdack n. Y
For pianO-fOTIe action.
Charles ". Gage, of Homer, N Y.-FOr i'm
proved mode of attaching thills to carriage
axes.
John Cult, of Boston, Mass, assignor to
Vim. Ii. Moore, Of Lowell, Mass.-FOr improve
mentS in cOdl-hOiC covers.
LOure Green, Of Great Bend, Pa.-FOr i'm
sOiliug.
g. G. Griswoid, of Chester, COnn.-For im-
pTCyeuent III skates.
Ii. Hsgans, Of Brsndonville, Va.-For i'm
proved churn
Vim. Hanlon, of Philadelphia, Pa-For i'm
prOyement in cricket wickets.
John H0yt, of Cleveland, 0hio.-For i'm
prOvement in machines for drying paper
Richard u. Hunt, of New York, n. Y.-For
improved machine for slottlng gas sieves.
Joseph p. james, of Pepin Minn.-For i'm
proved grab or self-closing hook.
j. ". Jarb0e and A. Mackey, Of New York,
n I.-for improvement IN drip-POts for sugar
mouIds.
John 5. Jenness, of Bangor, Maine-For
electromagnetic.
Cecil II Johnson, of London, Englapd-For
improvement in boots and shoes.
Z. A. Kelly, of Meriden, Conn.-FOr i'm
prOVement in coffee and tea pots.
G. hOOer, IF New York, n. Y.-For i'm
prOvemeat in water meters.
Benjamin Lambert, Of Surrey county, Eng
land-FOr improvement in treatment Of print
ed paper, to remove ink and recover the
pulp.
Ii Lawrence and c. H. White, of Melrose,
n. Y.-FOr improved lock for the nuts of rail-
road bolts.
b. W. Lewis, of Janesville, Wis.-For i'm
prOyement IN pumps.
Robert VI. Marshall. of Dayton, 0hio-For
improvement in machines for rolling candy.
A. p Merrill, of Ypsilante, Mich.-For i'm
prOvement in grain separators.
Charles MeGtsm, of New York, n. Y.-For
improved camp cot.
Samuel II. Mo;;, Of WeIlsviIle, n. Y.-For
improvement in manufacture of Iubricating
oils.
william T. Nicholson, of Providence, r. l.
For improved egg -beater.
William Palmer, of New York, n. Y.-For
improvement in breech-loading firearms
Edwin Parks, Of Winchendon, Mass.-For
improvement ia fsucets.
William Pitt, of Ithaca n Y.-For i'm
proyement in lamps.
Leonard j. Pollard, Of Worcester, Mass
For improved augur handles.
NJ. u. POwe!l, of New Castle Ind.-For bur-
glars u!arm.
Thomas iiney, of New York, N. Y.-For
improved car seat.
John Esgoster, of Baltimore, Md.-For i'm
proyenent In street washers
Stephen M. Rounds, Of Somerset, Mass
For improved extension table
Caspdr ID. Shubarth. of Providence R. l.
For Improvement in breech-loading firearms.
} icO5 SeebOid, of New Berlin, Pa.-For i'm
Proven -AL liz grain-threshing and separating
nIchire8.
). l. Sexton, % Baltimore, Md-For i'm
p7Oy"t hrt-"ir lister.
OoOrse a,- mour, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa
70 Improvement III shCIling and grinding corn
Ius-nine.
Christian Sharps. of PAiladelphis, Pa.-For
improvement IN adjustable back sight for re-
arms
Newman Siiverthorn, Of Prescott, Wis.-For
improvement in stoves
Frederick Simon, Of New York, n. Y.-For
improvement IN methods of giving smooth sur
faces to hard rubbUr in the mould.
Geo. Smith, Of New York, n. Y.-For i'm
arraN : tn sEi
Cnas. +. SPauldiug, Of st. Johnsburg Vt
For improved milk pan.
Hiram S-anhspe, Of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
improvement IN breeca-lOading ordnance.
Henry ID. Slower, Of New York, N. Y.-Por
improvement in planning machines.
Daniel b Waite, Of Providence, r. I-For
improvement in making watch and locket
rims.
Jos. Thomas, Of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in lamps
c. d. Van Allen, of Syracuse, N Y.-For
improvement in churus
John De l. Watkins & K. Bryson, of Sche-
nectady, y. f.-FOr improvement in moving
machines
NJ. Z. Williamson j. ]. swiger., Of Hy-
attsville, OhiP.-FOr improvement in corn
shelters and cleaners.
Francis G. Coppage, of Terre Haute, Ind.
sSsignor 20 Judson K. OsgOod, Samuel Smith,
and Samuel AllamOn, of Indianapolis, Ind
For improved machine for turning plough has.
dies
Horace T. Crocker, of New London, Conn
assigner to himself and ". H. Barnes, of same
plsce.-For improved steam pressure guage
John Fowler, jun, Of COrnhill, county oi
Middiesex, Robt. Burton, of Kingsland, county
OfMiddlesex, David Greig, Of Newcross, county
. Of Kent, and Jeremiah head, Of New Castle on
Tyne, England, asst gnors to VIM Penn Tsth
am, Of PhiladeIp phis, Pa-For improvements
in drums or pulleys to prevent ropes from slip
ping in machinery for plOughing and tillin2
land by steam.
b. Haworth, Of Ridge Farm, Ill, assignor to
himself and b. Z. Canaday, of same place
For improved jOiners' bench wise.
H. Ormesby and z. K. Sumner of Reloit
Wis. assignors to themselves, and Jas. A. Car.
penter, of ssme placs.-FOr improvement in
cob and feed mills.
Geo. S. Reynolds, Of Tunbridge, VT, as
signor to himself, Jas. Brown, and ]. M. Whit.
hey, Of same place.-For improvement in har
yesters.
William III. Richards, Of Newton, Mass, as
signOr to Chas. L. BabcOck, of Boston, Mass
For improved combined knife, fork, and spoon