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Holmes, New York city. 45,272.Wash Boiler.Dated Nov. 29, 1864 ; reissue 3,662. .John Reist, Philadelphia, Pa. 91,388.-Attachment Main Springs to Watch Barrel^ ctc.Dated J"ne 15, 1869 ; antedated Dec. 15, 1868; reissue 3,66S.Arthur 'Yadsworth, Newark, N. J., for himself and Robert Schell,Kew York city, assignee of Arthur Wadswortb. 78,705.Spring SEAT.-Dated June 9, 1868 ; reissue 3,664.- J. L. Whipple, Detroit, Mich. 48,366.Tremolo Attachment.Dated June 27, 1865 ; reissue 3,444, dated May 18, 1869; reissue 3,665.Alonzo Hitchcock, George G. Saxe, and James h. Robertson. New York City, assigneers of Hiley W. Carpenter. DESIGNS. 3,687.buckle.Alma .Bedford, Coldwater, Mich. 3.688.Center PmCE.-Henry Berger, New York city. 3.689.Drawer Pull.F. W. Brocksieper (assignor to Sargent&Co.), New Haven, Conn. 3,690 and 3,691.Latch HANT'J^E.F. W. Brocksieper (assignor to Sargent&Co.), New Haven, Conn. Two Patents. 3.692.Match Safe.F. W. Brocksieper (assignor to Sargent & Co.), New Haven,Conn. 3.693.Shuttle Hook.F. W. Brocksieper (assignor to Sargent&Co.), New Haven, Conn. 3,694 and 3,695.Sash Lift.F. W. Brocksieper (assignor to Sargent&Co.), New Haven, Conn. Two Patent::;. 3.696.Door KNOB.Stephen Eich, East Toledo, Ohio. 3.697.Muff.J. K. Cappelhoff' New York city. 3,698 to 3,703.Carpet Pat'tern.E. J. Ney,Dracut, Mass., assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Co. Six Patents. 3.704.Bell.F. G. Niedringhaus, St. Louis, Mo. 3.705.- Tea Service.Wm. Parkin (assignor to Reed&Barton), Ta'inton,-Mass. 3.706.Knitted Cap.Wm. Schwab, New York city. 3.707.Trade Mark.George C. Thilenius, Cape Girar- deau,Mo. EXTENSIONS. Boring Maciiine.Arcalous Wyckoff and E. R. Morrison, o Elmira, N. Y.Letters Patent No. 13,60b, dated Sept. 25, 1S55; reissue No 404. dated Oct. 14. 1856. Interlocking Grate Bars.S. Van Syckle,of Titusville,Pa. Letters Patent No. 13,669, dated Oct. 9, 1855.
