Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-09
OPERATIONS OF THE pArENroFFI

the L. ,. Patent Otnce Tor the week ending
July 80, 1S6l-each bearing that date:
Samuel Nolan, of New York, N.Y.-For i'm
provement in washing machines.
John A. Partridge, of New York, N.Y.-For
improvement in spinning machines.
w. p. Penn, Of Belleville, Illinois-For i'm
prOvement in seeding ploughs.
Charles Raymond, of Battleboro', Ft.-For
improvement in sewing machines.
George Rinewalt, jr., Of Pendleton, Ind
For improved wood-planing machine.
Christian Sholl, Of Mount Joy, Pa.-For I'm
prOvement in butt hinges.
James Spear, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For i'm.
Anton Spellerberg, Of Philadelphia, Pa -
For improvement in breech-loading firearms
Ulysses B. Vidal of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
improvement in lamps.
W. Wadleigh and n. F. Morrill, of Sanborn-
ton Bridge. N. H.-For improved machine for
turning tapering forms.
Alexander Warner, of Brooklyn, N Y-For
improved washing knuckle.
A. L. Weymouth, of Boston, Mass.-For i'm
proved bridleikt.
A White, Of fGenessee, N. Y.-For improve.
ment in governor valves for steam engines
Francis G. Wilson, of Ontario, Canada Vest
For Improvement in hay rakes.
John K. Whittemore, of Chicopee Falls, Mass.
For improvement in adjusting knife of feed
cutters.
VIM. Douglass, of Westport, Mo.-For i'm.
provement in hand corn-planters.
Geo W Dyer, of Derby, Conn.-For i'm
provement in skates.
John Fowler and w. L. Walter, of Homer.
n. Y.-FOr improvement in churns
A. c. Funston, of Philsdelphis, Pa.-For
slate pencil sharpener.
". J. Gaskill, of Apalachin, N. Y.-For i'm
proved device for adjusting the rakes of muley
saws.
Thomas Griffin, of Roxbury, Mass.-For i'm
prOyenent in flower pots.
James Higgins, Of Chicago, Ill.-For i'm
proved mosquito bar frame.
Joseph NJ. Hadley, of Derby, Conp.-For i'm
prOvement in skates.
Jerome n: Hodge, of North White Creek,
N. 1.-For improved machine for saving and
cutting wood.
D. A johnson, of Chelsea, Mass.-For i'm
proved mode of securing the spokes in tho
fellies of wheels
Charles Kieser, of Baltimore, Md.-For i'm
proved machine for bending fifth wheels for
wagons.
joseph klepper, Of Wooster, Ohio.-For i'm
proved tire-bending machine
Edward Lindner, of New York, N Y.-For
improved mode of preparing projectiles for
ordnance.
Robert Marcher, of New York, N. Y.-FOr
apparatus for laying metal leaf on nouldings,
Joshua Merrill, of Boston Mass.-For i'm
proyement in casing of stills.
Martin Metcalf, of Grand Rapids Mich
For improvement in bee-hives
Federal c. Adams and Joseph Peckoyer, of
Cincinnati, Ohio.-FOr improvement in cook
ing stoves.
John Allender, of New London. Ct.-For
imPDVement in wringing m machines
VIM. ID. Bartlett, Of Am.sLurs, Maoc.-Fo,
improved furnace for heating buildings
Benjamin S. Benson, of Baltimore, Md.-For
improvement in pipe moulding machine
A. Bigelow, Of Hamilton, G. W.-For i'm
proVement in rock drills
J. F. and w. l.. Black. of Lancaster. III
For improvement in gang plows.
v. ii. Bogardus, of Syracuse, N. Y.-For
improved grade delineator.
Henry L. Bond, of Waltham, Mass-For
improved machine for sharpening fence pick
Reuben Chadwick, of Nantucket, Mass
For animsl trap
John D. Cochran, of Milford n U-For
Improvement in straw and hav cutters
Truman Crossett, Of North San Juan, Cal -
For improvement in machine for drilling rscks.
Thomas Dare, Of Osceola, Iowa.-For i'm
proved culinary boiler
George E. @. Delaire, of Paris, France
For improvement in analine colors.
Jonn Dement,, Of Dixon, Ill.-For improve
ment In plows. Suspended.
Elliot Savage, of West Meriden. CT. assipp
or to julius Pratt Co For m maohine for gs1g-
ing and toothing ivory piano-forte keys
Isaac 5. Schuyler, Of New York, Y Y, as
signor to John Eckel, Of same place-For i'm
provement in cotton-pickers
wellington Case, of Waterloo, Iowa-For
proved strainer for coffee and tea pots
Sophla Carpenter, administrator of William
Carpenter, deceased, Of Flushing, n. Y.-For
improved automatic fan aud fly brush.
REISSUE.
John Young, Of West Galway, N. Y.-For
improvement in washing machines
EXTEESIoS.
Richard VI. Hoe, of New York, n. Y.-Por
improvement in rotary printing presses