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A. GUman, Wells & Webb, agents, corner Dutch and Fulton- 

 streets, for a good card press. Diploma. 



James Perry, 87 Eldiidge-street, for a good cracker machine. 

 Silver medal. 



John V. Wilks, 16 Dean-street, Brooklyn, L, I., for a portable 

 press or mangle. Diploma. 



Charles Chinnock, 54 Cliff-street, for an improved axletree. Silver 

 medal. 



S. C. Hills & Co., 43 Fulton-street, for a good garden sprinkler. 

 Diploma. 



C. D. Wright, 245 Water-street, for a self-setting saw-mill tail 

 block. Silver medal. 



N. O. Mitchell, Gardiner, Maine, for a useful machine for turning 

 treenails for ship buiUling. Silver medal. 



T. Richardson, 16 Jacob-street, for a model of tanning vats. 

 Diploma. 



Anthony Civill, 190 West-street, for a good mode of hanging 

 grind stones. Diploma. 



Charles Chinnock, 54 Cliff-street, for a useful ball and socket 

 joint. Diploma. 



James H. Johnson, Newark, N. J., for a good screw bedstead 

 fastener. Diploma. 



Mark Pool, Grand-street, Brooklyn, L. I., for a good hand pump 

 for gtrden purposes. Diploma. 



H. Belts, Peekskill, N. Y., for a good portable forge and bellows. 

 Diploma. 



F. U. Upham, Second Avenue, for specimens of blind staples 

 Diploma. 



Charles S. Collier, Weathersfield, Vt., for self- weighing scales, a 

 new and valuable invention. Silver nredal. 



Coats & Russell, Windsor, Conn., for important improvements in 

 card sticking machines. Silver medal. 



J. Judson, Oneida Co., N. Y., for an improvement applicable to 

 planing and other m chines. Silver medal. 



H. T. Hyde, Troy, N. Y., for an ingenious model of a rail- road 

 truck. Diploma. 



John Johnson, 1 Doyer-srreet, for specimens of gas fittings. 

 Diploma. 



Vincent Brown, Buffalo, N. Y., for an improved plan] of globular 

 fteam boilers. Diploma. 



