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W. & B. Douglas, Middleton, Conn., for an improvement in hy- 

 draulic rams, by which the ram may be used as a motive power. 

 Silver medal. 



A. G. Heckrotte, Wilmington, Del., for the best self-acting rail- 

 road coupling. Silver medal. 



J. Stimpson, Baltimore, Md., for a self-acting rail-road coupling. 

 Silver med&l. 



C. B, Turner, Buffalo. N. Y., for a self-acting rail-road break. 

 Silver medal. 



Willis Humiston, Troy, N. Y., for the best candle mould. Di- 

 ploma. 



J. Garside, Newark, N. J., for the best stocks and dies. Diploma. 



G, W. Sniffen & Co, Ramapo, N. Y., for second best stocks and 

 dies. Diploma. 



P. G. Gardiner, 49 Wall-street, for the best rail-road wheels. 

 Gold medal. 



A. F. Converse, Norwich, Conn., for the second best rail-road 

 wheels. Diploma. 



Rees & Hoyt, 69 Frankfort-street, for superior stretched leather 

 bands, with improved rivets. Silver medal. 



Wm. Kumbel, 33 Ferry-street, for superior stretched leather bands. 

 Silver medal. 



J. Von Schmidt, 48 Duane-street, for the best power force pumps. 

 (Gold medal before awarded.) Diploma. 



J. A. Brush & Co., 83 Pike-street, for the second best power force 

 pump. Silver medal. 



J. A. Brush &Co., 83 Pike-street, for the best hand force pump. 

 Silver medal. 



W. A. Metcalf, 65 Centre-street, for the second best hand force 

 pump. Diploma. 



N. Dodge, 634 Broadway, for a balance pump. Silver medal, 



F. M. Ray, 100 Broadway, for the best India rubber rail-road 

 springs. Gold medal. 



Geo. Godfrey, Taunton, Mass., for the best fire brick. Silver 

 medal. 



Kreischer & Murapeton, 62 Georck-street, for the second best fire 

 brick. Diploma. 



Calvin H. Preston, New- York, for continuous banding fire brick. 

 Diploma. 



