58 * [Assembly 



George W. Hoyt, Lafayette, Indiana, for patent warehouse 

 scales. Silver medal. 



William Trapp, jr., Ithaca, New- York, for a patent barrel 

 machine. Gold medal. 



A. H. Wright, 267 Cherry-street, for a hot and cold air furnace 

 for making pig iron. Silver medal. 



Joseph Adams & Son, Hadley, Mass., for a machine for cutting 

 felloes. Silver medal. 



Reuben Daniel, Woodstock, Vermont, for a wool picker. Sil- 

 ver medal. 



William Lennox, Jane, corner Washington-street, for finished 

 plane irons. Silver medal. 



Charles Howlaud, 372 Greenwich-street, for a telegraph bell. 

 Silver medal. 



Warren S. Bartle, Newark, New-York, for a water regulator 

 for steam boilers. Silver medal. 



D. Griffin, 192 Broadway, for a fuel saving apparatus. Gold 

 medal. 



Knight Reed, New Haven, Connecticut, for a patent sugar 

 boiler. Silver medal. 



A. L. Mowry, Springfield, Mass., for a self connecting car 

 coupling. Diploma. 



G. M. Bull, 134 Bowery, for Maynard's improved sanding 

 machine. Diploma. 



William King, 81 John-street, for chain bolts. Diploma. 



George Faber, Canton, Ohio, J. P. Pirsson, agent, 5 Wall-street, 

 New-York, for magnetic water guages. Gold medal. 



Edward Flagler, 211 Water-street, for blacksmiths' and ship 

 portable forges. Diploma. 



Edward Flagler, 211 Water-stree^/ibr improved jewelers' port- 

 able furnace and bellows. Diploma. 



A. B. Wood, 27 West-street, for boiler flues. Diploma. 



W. Wright, 134 West 13th-street, for condensers for di-awing 

 wool and other fibre. Diploma. 



H. B. Taylor, 781 Washington-street, for silversmiths' 'shears. 



Diploma. 



F. & T. Townsend, Albany, New-York, for chilled rollers for 

 rolling gold and silver. Diploma. 



