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H. Stanley, Troy, N. Y., for the best cast-iron car wheel and 

 parts. Silver medal. 



H. Dayton, Mann & Co., agents, 128 Fulton-street, for the 

 second best cast-iron car wheel. Diploma. 



A. W. Gary, Brockport, N. Y., for simple and efficient hose 

 couplings. Silver medal. 



John D. Ascongh & Co., 191 West-street, for a superior ice cut- 

 ter and ice marker. Silver medal. 



Isaacs k Darling, 161 Wall-street, for a superior self-clearing 

 anchor. Silver medal. 



Oscar Jordan, Painted Post, N. Y., for hub boring and mortic- 

 ing machine. Silver medal. 



George P. Gordon, 70 Nassau-street, for a printing press. Gold 

 medal. 



William Piatt & Co., Waterford, N. Y.,for stocks, taps and 

 dies. Diploma. 



Eeeves, Buck & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., for Clay's taper rolled 

 iron. Silver medal. 



G. G. Hubbard, Boston, Massachusetts, for a telegraph. Silver 

 medal. 



A. & C. Bush, Fall River, Mass., for chain bolts. Diploma. 

 William Gee, 66 Gold-street, for a soda-water machine of ex- 

 cellent workmanship. Silver medal. 



John H. Smith, Brooklyn, Long Island, for eye and ship's clews. 

 Diploma. 



James Ives & Co., Hamden, Conn., for water rams with glass 

 cylinders. Silver medal. 



Augustus Williams, Novelty Iron Works, Stillmau, Allen & Co., 

 agents, for an alarm water gauge, a valuable and useful inven- 

 tion. Gold medal. 



E. J. Stripp, Trenton, New Jersey, for weaver's shuttles of su- 

 perior quality and workmanship. Diploma. 



B. Kreischer, 58 Goerck-street, for the best fire bricks. Silver 

 medal. 



Alfred Hall, Perth Amboy, for the second best fire bricks. Di- 

 ploma. 



Silas C. Herring, 135 Water-street, for the best iron safe. Gold 

 medal. 



