The national Republican., 1861-03-08

George W. L. Grant, OF Wln0na county,
Mimi. for improvement in picket fences.
John Griffin, Of Louisville, KY; for improved
mode of regulating the speed of vehicles moved
by mechanical power.
John Griffin, Of Louisville, KY; for improve.
ment in cotton pckers.
d. D. Hardy and J. ]. Morris, of Cincinnati,
Ohio; for improvement in rotary pumps.
John Hastings and Leon p. Gautier, Of San
Francisco, CAL. for improvement in process Of
treating gold and silver ores.
George E. Hayes, Of Buffalo, N. Y; for im.
provement in apparatus for vulcanizing caout.
chouc.
James s. Hooton, of New Carlisle, Ind. for
improved condenser and water. heater for steam
engines.
J.w. Hewlett, of Greensboro, N. G.. for i'm.
provement in sewing machines.
Josiah Howell, Of Sacramento, CAL. for i'm.
provement in hemmiug guides.
Robert M. Hughes, Of Pleasant Grove, Pa. I;
for improvement in ralroad.car couplings.
J. Little Hyde, of New York, N. Y. for
improvement in sewing machines.
George Ives, Of Detroit, Mich; for improved
wood saw.horse.
Josiah James, of Ogdensburg, N. Y; for i'm.
provement in mechanical movement.
Mathaus Kaefer, Of Factoryvile, N. Y; for
Jacob Kleiber, of Memphis, Tenn. for i'm
proved swimming propeller.
William A. Lighthall, of New York, N. Y. /;
for improved method Of supplying water to
steam vessels for the purpose of condensing
steam or cooling water.
r. Little of Middle Branch, Ohio; for i'm.
proved device to prevent hogs from roofing.
G. B. Mallette, of Mlport, N. Y; for i'm.
provement in portable field fences.
Galusha Maranvie, of Hampton Corners,
Ny; for improvement in calendar clocks.
Thomas ]. Mayall, of Roxbury, Mass. for
improvement in brushes.
Thomas J. Msyall, of Roxbury, Mass. for
improvement in waterproof hose.
FL. Miller, Of Buford, Geo.. for improve.
ment in machinery for making rope.
Edward Juanes y Patrullo, Of Merida, Yu.
catan, Mexico; for improvement in machines
for dressing the leaves Of the agave plant.
Francis Peabody, Of Salem, Mass. for i'm.
provement in looms.
John M. Perkins, Of Cleveland, Ohio; for
Improvement in water elevators.
Charles Perley, of New York, N. Y; for
improved ships capstans.
John Porter, of Jefferson, Texas for i'm.
proved steam boiler.
Charles Potter, jun, Of Westerly r. l.; for
improvement in printing presses.
John N. Power, of New York, N. Y. for
improved method of jointing telegraphc con.
nectors.
Sllas S. Putnam, of Dorchester, Mass. fol
improved curtain fixture.
David r. Randall, Of Hartford, Conn. fol
improvement in tatting frames.
&. B. Richards, Of Brooklyn, N. Y; for i'm
provement in sewing machines.
Francis B. Richardson, of Boston, Mass. fol
improvement in enema syringes.
J. R. Robinson, OF Boston, Mass; for i'm
provement in steam-boiler furnaces.
Israel M. Rose, Of New York, N. Y; for i'm
provement in sewing machines.
James Il. Scott, Of Millport, N. VI for i'm
proved steam valve.
John seitz, SEN, of Bloom, Ohio; for i'm
| provement in presses.
Peter Shesver, of Reading, Penn; for i'm
proved apparatus for generating power.
| Hermann Shlarbaum, of New York, N. Y.
for improvement in water gauges for steam
boilers.
8. B. shultz, of Princeton, Ill. for improved
shop bin On substitute for drawers.
Elbridge G. Stevens, of Biddeford, Me. fo
improvement in enema syringes
U. T. Stuart and G. 4. Stewart, Of Fsyett
county, Tenn; for improvement in straw cut
ters.
Charles E. Toop, of New York, N. Y; 70
improved washing machine.
George R. Walker, of Washington, D. G.
for improvement in rorn huskers.
A. D. Wetmore, of Cleveland, Ohio; for i'm
provement in mode of preserving butter.
Daniel A. Woodward, of Baltimore, Md. ; fo
improvement in the mode Of operating the re
hector OF o solar camera.
Alexander R. Wyeth, of West Middletown
| Pa. for improyement in tanning.
T. G. Zulick, of Schuylkll Haven, Pa. 70
improvement in potato diggers.
John E. Earle, of Brooklyn, N. Y, assigno
to himself and Samuel Hathaway, of New Yorl
city for improvement in sewing machines.
Thomas George Harold, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
assignor to himself and Gibbons L. Kelly, 0
New York city for improved curtain fixture.
Lebbeus W. Lathrop and Samuel B. Justice
of Philadelphia, Pa. assignor to Lebbeus W
Lathrop aforesaid for improvement in sewin
machines.
Clark Marsh, of Bridgeport, Ct., assignor t
the Wheeler and Wilson Manufacturing Com
pany of same place; for improvement in hem
ming guides for sewing machines.
John Moulson, Of Philadelp pha, Pa, assigno
to A. B. Elliott, of same place for improve
ment in sewing machines.
, Orson Parkhurst, of Cohoes N. Y assigno
to II. D. Fuller and r. Safely, of same place
for improvement in knitting machines.
, George E. Vanderburgh, of New York, N
Y, assignor to the Liquid Quartz Company o
same place; for improvement in silicated SOAP
Turner Williams, of Providence, R. l., as
l signor to himself and David Heaton, I'd, o
, same place for improvement in converting
reciprocatiug into rotary motion. Ante-date
September 8, 1860.
Z Carlos Garcia, of New Orleans, La, admin
istrator of the estate of Felix Garcia, deceased
t late Of same place for improvement in deca
citying liquids. Patented in Belgium Octobe
} %, 1855.
! I'D. Deming and P. G. Walker, of Delmal