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B. Brnndred, Paterson, N. J., for an improved spinner for cotton 

 and worsted. Gold medal. 



Matleawan Machine Co, Matteawan, N. Y., for an excellent 

 cotton and worsted cop spinning throstle frame. Gold medal. 



S. H. Sill, corner of Vescy and Greenwich-streets, for a good brad 

 machine. )Silver medal before awarded.) Diploma. 



Matteawan Machine Co., Matteawan, N. Y., for an excellent 

 cotton drawing head machine. Gold medal. 



S. T. Thomas, Westbrook, Me., for a very ingenious machine for 

 making weavers' harness by power. (Yogel's Patent.) Gold 

 medal. 



Sam. Down, Manhattan Gas Works, Eighteenth-street, for a skele- 

 ton gas meter. Silver medal. 



J. Francis, New-York, for a well covered top roller for cotton 

 spinning. Diploma. 



Matteawan Machine Co., Matteawan, N. Y., for a cast iron post 

 for hitching horses. Diploma. 



David Trow, Twenty-Sixth-street, for an improved iron frame silk 

 winding machine. Diploma. 



T. Marquis, Belleville, N. J., for an improved cotton flyer. 

 Diploma. 



Wm. Ballard, 7 and 11 Eldridge-street, for good specimens of 

 jack screws. (Silver medal before awarded.) Diploma. 



S. Whipple, Albany, N. Y., for a file cutting machine. Silver 

 medal. 



S. R. Parkhurst, 116 Frst Avenue, for a very excellent wool bur^ 

 ring cylinder. Gold medal. 



David Dick, Meadville, Penn., for an excellent toggle joint press, 

 for various purposes. Silver medal. 



T. S. Shephard, Gold-street, for a good circular saw arbor. Di- 

 ploma. 



Taylor & Flagler, 211 Water-street, for an improved jeweller's 

 forge. Diploma. 



J. T. Foster, for a good rock drilling machine. Silver medal. 



Geo. Gage, Waterford, N. Y., for a good pruning shear. Di- 

 ploma. 



John D. Ward, Jersey City, N. J., for a larc;. la.'ae scic.v. Di- 

 ploma. 



