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W. H. Jennison, 132 Mercer-streel, for the second best filters. 

 Diploma. 



A. M- Freeland, 78 Man gin-street, for an improred self acting 

 boring, turning, and screw cutting slide lathe. Gold medal. 



Luther Car)', 98 Forsyth-street, for the best slide lathe, (large 

 size.) Gold medal. 



Hewes & Phillips, Newark, N. J., for the best engine lathe, (small 

 size.) Silver medal. 



Walker & Brothers, 147 Ghristie-street, for the second best engine 

 lathe, (large size.) Silver medal. 



Guilford Manufackiring Company, Guilford, Conn., for a small 

 slide lathe. Diploma. 



Oliver Snow & Co., Meriden, Conn., for an engine lathe, (medium 

 size.) Silver medal. 



G. B. Hartson, 58 and 60 Vesey-street, for the best iron plamng 

 machine. Gold medal. 



Hewes & Phillips, Newark, N. J., for the second best iron planing 

 machine. Diploma. 



William Burden, Brooklyn, L. I., for a high pressure engine, with 

 an improved cut-off. Silver medal. 



John D. Haines, 551 Grand-street, for the best improved hydrant. 

 Silver medal. 



William Gee, 47 Eldridge-street, for the second best hydrant, (self- 

 acting.) Diploma. 



Paul Stillman, Novelty Works, for the best glass water guage. 



John Matthews, Sixteenth-street and 1st Avenue, for the second 

 best water guage. Diploma. 



H. R. Worthington & W. H. Baker, 103 Front-street, for a per- 

 cussion water guage. (Silver medal having been before awarded.) 

 Diploma. 



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

 for a magnetic water guage for steam boilers. Siver medal. 



Alfred Swingles, Galveston, Texas, A. Hunt, manufacturer, Boston, 

 Mass., for the best boring, morticing and tenoning machine. Silver 

 medal. 



R. Bartlett, West Washmgton, Mass., for the second best mortic- 

 ing and tenoning machine. Diploma. 



