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Fisher & Morris, Newport, Me., for an improved vice. Silver 

 medal. 



Joseph Goldie, 133 Attorney-street, for smiths' anvils and common 

 vices. Diploma. 



R. Steel, New-Haven, Conn., for an improved faucet. Diploma. 



Lanson Steward, Jersey City, N. J., for patterns for cog wheels. 

 Diploma. 



F. J. Austin, corner of Centre and Reade streets, for excellent 

 book binders' shears. Silver medal. ■ 



J. S. Greig, Walden, Orange Co., N. Y., for lattice iron fencing. 

 Diploma. 



J. B. Carter & Brothersj Boston, Mass., for a good coffee roaster. 

 Silver medal. 



Kennedy &, Gelston, 6A Prince-street, for a waste duster and flock 

 cutting machine Diploma. 



A. P. Houghton, 204 Bleeker-street, for a cast iron vault light. 

 Diploma. 



Burdett & Dodd, 176 Chambers-street, for mining tools. Di- 

 ploma. 



Henry Nelson, Third Avenue, for pavers' tools. Silver medal. 



W. M. Gibson, 349 Broadway, for an improvement in introducing 

 a filter into Croton pipes. Silver medal. 



Thos. C. Clarke, Philadelphia, Penn., for a good water filter and 

 filtering medium Silver Medal. 



Wm. H, Sweet, 202 Canal-street, for a good reversible Croton fil- 

 ter and filtering medium. Silver medal. 



W. H. Jennison, for an improved filtering medium. Silver medal, 



George Gee & Brothers, 47 Eldridge-street, for specimens of iron 

 plates for flooring. Diploma. 



Joseph Dixon, Jersey City, N. J., for specimens of pure iron. 

 Silver medal. 



D. Pretlove, 24 Thames-street, for a good embossing machine. 

 Silver medal. 



W. H. Allen, Brooklyn, L. I., for a model of a self-balancing de- 

 rick. Diploma. 



John Matthews, 131 Third Avenue, for a good bottling and cork- 

 ing machine. Diploma. 



T. Lidgerwood, Navy Yard, Brooklyn, L. I., for a side lewis for 

 hoisting heavy blocks. Silver medal. 



