90 [ASSEMBL*^ 



Union White Lead Manufacturing Co , Brooklyn, L. I., for very 

 pure dry white lead. Silver medal. 



East Brooklyn white lead and paint works, N. Ripley, agent, 132 

 Water-street, for an excellent specimen of white lead in oil. Diploma. 



Bodine, Boeder & Co., Philadelphia, Penn,, for purified gelatine. 

 Diploma. 



R. Heslewood, 372 Washington-street, for dry colors for painters. 

 Diploma. 



E. G. Alden, Boston, Mass., for superior lard in bladders. Di- 

 ploma. 



John Correll, 172 Forsyth-street, for superior cocoa and sweet 

 chocolate.^ Diploma. 



J. P. Wilson, 29 Greene-street, for hydriodateof potash. Diploma. 



F. W. Halbfleisch, Green Point, N. Y., for fine specimens of red 

 prussiate of potash. Diploma. 



C. Partridge, 3 Cortland-street, for superior matches without sulphur. 

 (Silver medal before awarded.) Diploma. 



EDGE TOOLS AND HARDWARE. 



R. Hoe & Co., 29 and 31 Gold-street, for the best circular saws, 

 mill saws, cane knives, &c., a rich and beautiful display, the work- 

 manship of which would do credit to any manufacturer, in any coun- 

 try. Gold medal. 



A. W. Metcalf, 63 and 65 Centre-street, for very superior brass 

 locks, fine specimens, and successfully competes with the English ar- 

 ticles. Silver medal. 



Bruno Clinchard, Newark N. J., for a fine display of well-cut files. 

 Silver medal. 



Benedict & Ball, Chicopee, Mass., for molasses and oil faucets, a 

 new design. Diploma. 



R. M. Hill, 120 Wooster-streetj for window sashes with fasteners, 

 a new article, simple and ingenious. Diploma. 



Smith, Snell & Co., Stourbridge, Mass., for the best augers. Di- 

 ploma. 



Sanford, Parmelee & Co., Meriden,Conn., for the best pump auger. 

 Diploma. 



Philip Quigky, Newark, N. J., for carpenters' tools. Diploma. 



William Wheeler, Troy, N. Y., for a good and cheap bolt. Diplo- 

 ma. 



W. Beach, Philadelphia, Penn., for useful curry combs. Diploma. 



