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Pierce & Valentine, 122 Water-street, for the second best iron 

 safes. Silver medal. 



World's Safe Company, Lewis Lillie, agent, Troy, N. Y., for 

 safes made from chilled and cast-iron, impenetrable to burglars. 

 Gold medal 



Rees & Hoyt, 37 Spruce-street, for the best leather machine 

 banding. Gold medal having been before awarded, a Diploma. 



M. Jeffrey; S. P. Dodge, agent, Newburg, N. \., for an inge- 

 niously constructed force pump. Diploma. 



Seyfert, McManus & Co., Pa., A. B. Wood, 23 Platt-street, agent, 

 lor boiler flues of excellent workmanship. Silver medal. 



Harrison, Breese & Co., Newark, New Jersey, for an embossing 

 machine for leather; a very superior article. Silver medal. - 



Eobert»D. Porter, for a smith's forge tuyere. Silver medal. 



Junius Judson, Rochester, N. Y.. for the best governor valves. 

 Gold medal. 



S. Stow & Co., Southington, Conn., for the best set of tinman's 

 machines. Gold medal. 



H S. Berry, Westerly, Rhode Island, for temples for power 

 looms. Diploma. 



H. Grannis & Co., Rochester, N-. Y., for a mode of fastening 

 tinman's machines. Diploma. 



D. H. Butz k Co., 15 Canal -street, for basin and st^am cocks. 

 Silver medal. 



Duncan & West, 54 Beekman-street, for mangles. Diploma. 



C. & G. M. Woodward, 71 Eeekman-street, for coil of pipe and 

 steam fittings. Diploma. 



Tuttle Manufacturing Company, Naugatuck, Connecticut, for 

 excellent cast steel solid shank hoes. Silver medal. 



S. Cohen, 188 William-street, N. Y., for gilt mouldings. Di- 

 ploma. 



E. B. Clayton & Sons, 161 Pearl-street, for an ingenious and 

 labor-saving numbering machine. Gold medal. 



Roys & Wilcox, Berlin, Conn., for Wright^s sheet-iron folding 

 machine, a very ingenious and useful invention. Diploma. 



Roys k Wilcox, Berlin. Connecticut, and Francis Blake, Boston, 

 Massachusetts, for Flander's rotary shears, a very useful and in- 

 genious machine Gold medal. 



