Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-29
OPERATIONS OF THE PArENroFF,CE

i no AoiiO"IHS Is Ilst OF pdtenS issued from
the u. Patent Office for the week ending May
81, lS6l-each bearing that date:
n. l.. Baker, of Milford, N. Y.-For improved
apparatus for milking cows.
Walter Baker, Of West Winsted, Ct-For i'm
provement In manufacture Of hoes.
Roberts Bartholow, Of u. 8. Army-For I'm
proved water proof cartridge.
6. and c. Beatty, Of NOrwalk, Ct.-For i'm
provemsnt in apparatus for forming hat bodies.
Harry 8. Bartholomew Of Bristol, Ct.-For i'm
proved ball brace.
G. Bixler, Of Rogersville, Ohio.--For improve
ment In water elevators.
George Bruce, ST., Of Sing Sing, N. Y.-For
improvement in burglar alarms.
T.. w Bullard, Of Barre, Mass.-For improve
ment in machines for turning and spreading hay.
Albert e. Clarke, Of Dryden, N. Y.-For i'm
proved sled brake.
VIC, Cook, of Appleton, wis.--For improved
Robert Cornelius, Of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
Improvement in electrophorus; also for improved
frictional electric machine.
John j. Cooke, Of New York, N. Y-For i'm
provement In manufacture Of tin foils
Henry 9. .Crowell, Of Roxbury, Mass-For i'm
provement in pumps
Calvin Cutter, of Tonawanda, N. Y.-For i'm.
proved device for hiving bees
w. Freeman, of Mount Carmel, Ct.-For i'm
provement in lamps.
Samuel Fulton, of Conshohocken, Pa-For i'm
provement in casting pipe
r. A. Goodyear and l.. A. Sprague, Of Bing-
hamton, n. Y.-For Improvement in skates.
Henry A. Hall, of Boston, alass.-For improved
portable filter
improvement in portable water gas apparatus.
Charles Y Heackler, Of Philadelphia, Pa
70, improvement In copying presses
F. l.. Hedenberg, of New York, N. For
i'm proved fire. place heater.
William Cleveland Hicks, Of Boston, Mass
For improved blind fastening.
George w. Hildretb, of Lockport, N. Y.-For
improvement in cultivators
Tripbeaa p. HornbroOk, of Wheeling, Va -
For improvement In bee-hives.
George II. Horstmann, Of Philadelphia, Pa
For improved dust-pan.
Thomas H: Heskings, of Detroit, Mich.-For
machine for the application Of man power
George G.. Howard, of Philadelphia, Pa-For
improvement in machine for punching and per-
forating paper, &c.
John II. Jennings, Of New Bedford, Mass
For Improvement in calks for horse shoes
John Jones, of New York, ". ", and A. X.
Rider, of Poultney, yt.-FOr improvement In
George ". Kirchofier, of Cincinnati, O-For
improvement in apparatus for distilling ccal oil.
John G. Koch, Of New York, n. Y-For i'm
Provement in portfolios for filing music, printed
matter, &c.
James :. Marsh, Of Lewisburg, Pa.-For i'm
provement in harvesters.
Thomas J. Mayall, of Roxbury, Mass.-For
Improvement in ordnance.
Nicholas A Menaar, of Buffalo, ". Y-Eor
Improvement in railroad signal lanterns
Mortimer Nelson, OF New York, NJ Y.-For
Improvement in balloons
William ID Nichols, Of Davenport, Iowa.-For
improved device for milking cows.
Stephen r. Parkhurst of New York n V
For improvement in carding machines.
Abraham Reese, Of Pittsburg, Pa.-For i'm
proved bolt and Tivet machine
Rensselaer, Reynolds, of Stockport, n Y-For
improvement in let-of motion for looms
J. s. SammOns, of New York, n. Y.-For
improved mode Of roofing with slate
John w smith, Of fSalem, n. For improve
ment In sewing machines
Henry Steinway, Jr., Of New York, n "
For improvement in piano forte action; also for
improvement In piano-forte action.
John Stlwell, OF Griffin, Ga.-For improved
churn.
James l.. Stuart, Of New York, N. Y.-For
Improvement in Vessels ire-extinguishing ap-
paratus.
Benjamin Upton, of Elyria, O.-For improve
ment In upsetting tire.
Joseph Vowles OF New Hudson, Mich.-For
I'm prOvement in cultivators.
Jacob 8. Whistler, Of Albany Ill.-For i'm
provement in wagon brakes
Harrison 6. Williams, Of Warren, X I.-FOE
Improvement in stop motion for drawing frames.
William G. Wyckof, Of Brooklyn, N. Y
For improved cork pull
Charles A. Young, of Providence, r I.-For
improved machine for making upholstery springs.
Edward A. Burgess, OF New Haven, Conn.
assignor to Blake Brothers, of same place-For
improved cork extractor.
James F. Drummond, OF New York, N. Y,
assgncr to Reynolds, Devoe Pratt, Of same
place For improvement in paint cans.
John D Dyer, of Newburg, o, assigDor To
himself and Ii. e.. Knowlton, of same place For
improvement in machines for cutting chair backs
Edwin r. Hurlbut, of Chicago, Ill sssignor
to n. y. Bouton, Of the same place.-FOr prove
ment In patterns for thimble skeins.
Ira Jewell. of Wheaton, Ill assignor TO David
NJ. Osborne, Of Auburn, N. Y.-For Improvement
in harvesters.
Strickland Kneass, Of Philadelphia, Pa, as
signor to Samuel James Creswell, Of same place
For improvement in sewer inlets
Walter Hunt, OF New York, N. Y, assgnor 10
John w. Martin and George g Martin, Of
Brooklyn, n. Y.-For improvement in lamps.
Samuel J. Seelhv, Of Brooklyn, N. Y.-For i'm
proved construction OF iron vessels.
Emerson Gaylord, of Chicopee, Mass, assignor
Of L. Nj. Ferry, Of same place.-For improvement
In hose coupling.
Henry 6 Nelson, Of Mexico, N. Y.-For i'm
provement In water wheels.
Charles Perley, Of New York, n. Y.-For i'm
proved direct and counter motion winch
F. A. Redington and George McCluer, Of FIRE.
d"nia, n. Y.-For improvement in the manufac-
ture of cheese
Henry ID. Slower, of New York, " For i'm
provement in wood planning machines.
Robert r.. Taylor, of Reading, Pa.-For i'm
proved steam hammer
limited STATES MILITARY ROUTE.