62 [Assembly 



Jas. L. Morris, 3 16th-street, George Vandenhoof, agent, Paterson, 

 N. J., for telegraph switches and segmental railroad trucks. Silver 

 medal. 



R. Fj Mason, 306 Pearl-street, for very fine flue brushes. Diploma. 



Wright & Co , Springfield, Mass , for superior workmanship on a 

 wrought iron car axle. Diploma. 



George Saphen, for a model of a machine for extracting water from 

 cotton. Diploma. 



J, L. Alcolt, Oriskany Falls, Oneida county, N. Y., for a model of 

 an eccentric and concentric lathe. Diploma. 



S. W. Bullock, 37 South street, for an improved hand hay press 

 and dry goods hand press. Silver medal. 



William Kingsley, 38 John street, for a pin machine. Silver medal. 



John King, Waterford, N. J., for taps and dies. Diploma. 



M. P. Coons, Lansingburgh, N, Y., for a self-rotating rock drilling 

 machine. Silver medal. 



S. T. McDougall, 103 Wall street, for a sugar crusher. Diploma. 



A. S. Marvin, 138^ Water street, for a fire proof safe. Silver 

 medal. 



Howes, Marvel & Da vol. Fall River, Mass., for a well finished 

 wrought iron speeder flyer. Diploma. 



Mason H. Ford, New-Haven, Conn., for a patent railroad aimun- 

 ciator. Diploma. 



J. Rutherford Worster, Baltimore, Md., for a model of an im- 

 proved diving bell. Gold meal. 



W. Ballard, 7 Eldridge street, for jack screws. (Silver medal 

 having been before awarded.) Diploma. 



H. L. B. Lewis, New- York, for railroad coupling joints. Diploma. 



J. P. Cowing, Seneca Falls, N. Y,, for highly finished patent 

 pumps. Diploma. 



W. & D. Douglas, Hartford, Conn., Sexton & Webb, agents, 112 

 South street, for force pumps and hydraulic ram. (Silver medal hav- 

 ing been before awarded.) Diploma. 



Baron Brothers, 252 Broadway, for a gold-melting furnace. Gold 

 medal. 



James Smith, West Broadway, for a fire engine, (No. 34.) Silyer 

 medal. 



