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R. Lewis, 142 Chatham-street, for a simple and good bonnet 

 stretcher. Diploma. 



W. R. & A. Inslee, Newark, N. J., for an excellent tinner's shear, 

 Silver medal. 



Wm. Burdon, Brooklyn; N. Y., for an excelleet piston head, me- 

 tallic packing and engine for pumps. Diploma. 



A. R. Carter, Newark, N. J., for an irregular turning machine. 

 (Gold medal before awarded.) Diploma. 



M. Fairman, E. F. Cushmun, agent, 38 Broadway, for a good 

 scroll lathe chuck. Diploma. 



Joseph Harvey, 470 West Twelfth-street, for galvanized cast iron 



ornaments. Diploma. 



S. N. Risley, 278 Fifth-street, for cheap and simple dynamical pul- 

 ley. Silver medal. 



Thomas Davidson, 108 Ninth-street, for a good stop washer. Di- 

 ploma. 



Paul Stillman, Novelty Works, for workmanship on a McNaught's 

 indicator. Silver medal. 



Paul Stillman, Novelty Works, for marine hydrometers. Di- 

 ploma. 



S. B. Ostrander, 53 Mercer-street, for an ingenious machine for 

 making pills and bullets. Diploma. 



Henry G. Guyon, 97 Thompson-street, for a steam cotton press. 

 Silver Medal. 



J. Lightbody, Jersey City, for a jacquard silk machine. Diploma, 



Ross & Butler, Providence, R, I., for a railroad sprinkler. Di- 

 ploma. 



Btnj. H. Green, Princeton, N. J., for a carpenter's screw clamp. 

 Diploma. 



J. Hunter, 80 Grand-street, for a machine to punch and cut spec- 

 tacle frames. Diploma. 



Wm. Bennett, 282 Fifth-street, for specimens of wedge caulking. 

 Silver medal. 



G. E. Sellers, Cincinnati,©., for an important improvement in lo- 

 comotives for ascending and descending inclined planes. Gold 

 medal. 



Joseph Dixon, Jersey City, N. J., for black lead crucibles of an 

 excellent quality, silver medal. 



R. K. Colvin, Lancaster, Penn., for a good plumbers' joint. Di- 

 ploma. 



