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j. W. Cochran, 52 South-street, for a machine for sawing ship 

 timber. Gold medal. 



American Chair Co., Troy, N. Y., for patent spring chairs and 

 piano stools. Gold medal. 



E. & S. D. Gould, Newark, N. J., for a geer cutting machine. 

 Silver medal. 



T. 0. Leroy & Co., 261 Water-street, for block tin pipe. Sil- 

 ver medal. 



Ransom Cook, Saratoga Springs, for a returning blast pipe or 

 double tuyre. Silver medal. 



J. A. Fay & Co., Norwich, Conn., for a sash moulding and 

 planing machine. Silver medal. 



Noyes &Hutton, Troy, N. Y., W. M. Arnold & Co., agents, 240 

 Broadway, for a patent spring iron bedstead. Silver medal. 



Moody & Marsh, Bridgeport, Conn., for a flour bolter. Silver 

 medal. 



Alex. Stiven, 58 and 60 Vesey- street, for a parallel vice. Sil- 

 ver medal. 



George K. Snow, Boston, Mass., for a book and newspaper fold- 

 ing machine. Silver medal. 



Reese & Hoyt, 35 Spruce-street, for very superior machine 

 belting. Gold medal. 



William Burdon, Brooklyn, L. I., for a steam engine of 20 

 horse power Gold medal. 



Samuel Bryant, 97 Columbia-street, for an upright steam en- 

 gine. Silver medal. 



Charles F. Mann^ Fulton Works, Troy, New-York, for a port- 

 able five horse steam engine and boiler. Silver medal. 



Joshua Lowe, 27 Dey-street, tor a regulating expansion valve. 

 Silver medal. 



Lowell Machine Shop, Lowell, Mass., for McCulley's spinning 

 frame. Gold medal. 



Charles Graff, Philadelphia, for a lath machine. Silver medal. 



Leverett Treadwell, 683 Broadway, for a horizontal brake, for 

 preventing collisions, etc., on railroads. Diploma. 



Abram Longbottom, Broadway, for a gas apparatus. Silver 

 medal. 



Brown, Stilwell & Zeh, Albany, New- York, for a patent leather 

 splitting machine. Silver medal. 



