122,979. Reed Organ. George Woods, Cambridgeport, Mass. 123,001. Game-Board. Herrman C. Drexel, Baltimore, Md. (assignor to himself and John A. Griffin, Philadelphia, Pa), 123,006. Printing Telegraph. Thomas A. Edison, Newark, N. J. (assignor to the Gold and Stock Telegraph Company, New York city). 123,008. Hand-Mirror. Alanson C. Estabrook, Northampton, Mass. (assignor to Florence Manufacturing Company, same place). 123,045. Writing-Tablet. Lyman Pettigrew, Gardiner, Me. JANUARY 30. 123,157. Paper-Feeding Machine. Dundas Dick, New York city (assignor to Victor E. Mauger, same place). 123,205. Inkstand. John Charles Sparr, Irondequoit (assignor to himself and Julius Schneider, Rochester, N. Y. 123,212. Upright-Piano Frame. Justin Whitney, ⚫ Boston, Mass. 123,232. Pocket Book. Florian Busch, New York city. 123,240. Sensitized Photographic Paper. John G. Coffin, Portsmouth, Ohio (assignor to Sensitized Paper Company, same place). 123,263. Fountain Pen. Levi M. 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Manning, same place). 124.319. Paper Box. Ebenezer B. Beecher, Westville, Conn., and William H. Swift, Wilmington, Del. (assignors to Swift & Courtney & Beecher Company, New Haven, Conn.) 124,352. Paper-Cutting Machine. James Ladson Gregorie, Chicago, Ill. 124,374 Rubber Eraser. Teile H. Muller, Yonkers, N. Y. 124,423. Book Support. Jay Densmore, Holley (assignor ef one-half his right to Charles B. Sparrow, Knowlesville, N. Y.) 124,437. Type Writing-Machine. Benton Halstead, Cincinnati, Ohio (assignor of one-third his right to Joseph W. Miller, same place). 124.460. Prining Press. Stephen D. Tucker, New York city. 124,470. Upright Piano. Oscar Altenburg, New York city. 124,544. Manufacture of Writing Ink. John W. Carter, Boston, Mass. 124,545. Cigar Holder. John K. Chase, N. Y. city (assignor of one-half his right to George W. Corey, same same place.) 124,550. Paper-Feeding Machine. Aaron M. Crane, Staunton, Va. (antedated March 1, 1872). 124,555. Show Stand for Windows. John P. 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