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John M. Smith, 468 Broadway, for superior refrigerators. A 

 silver medal having been before awarded, a Diploma. 



J. P. Stillman & Co., Westerly, Rhode Island, for an ingenious 

 self-stripping carding machine, commending itself by its life-like 

 accuracy in operation. Gold medal. 



Joshua Low, 47 Dey-street, J. P. Pirsson, agent, 5 Wall, for 

 improved steam pressure guages. Silver medal. 



F. Harrris & Son, Elizabethtown, New Jersey, for the best smut 

 and scouring machine. Gold medal. 



Leonard Smith, Troy, N. Y., for the second best smut machine. 

 Silver medal. 



Thomas R. Bailey, Lockport, for a self-centering and releasing 

 lathe. Silver medal. 



Nelson Edwards, 10 Fulton-street, A. F. Chapman, agent, 2 

 Franklin-street, for alarm water guage. Silver medal. 



Samuel Hall, 129 Amos-street, for samples of machine-made 

 washers. Diploma. 



. F. J. Austin & Co., corner Centre and Reade-streets, for a very 

 beautiful embossing press for books. A gold medal having been 

 before awarded, a Diploma. 



Alfred Hall, Perth Amboy, N. J., for a good machine for 

 making bricks. Silver medal. 



F. H. Bartholomew, 84 Marion-street, for the second best brass 

 cocks. Diploma. 



Abraham Longbottom, Centre-street, for an excellent tesselated 

 tile mould. Diploma. 



F. S. Austin, Centre-street, corner Reade, for the best paper 

 cutting machine. Gold medal. 



New- York Scale Maker's Company, 39 Greene-street, for well 

 made scales and a weighmaster's frame. Diploma. 



Schwart & Fisher, 295 Front-street, for the best smith's bel- 

 lows. Diploma. 



Alexander Stiveu, corner Avenue C and Twelfth-street, for a 

 good concentric chuck. Diploma. • 



Ezra Ripley, Troy, N. Y., for chill irons for casting rasps, &c., 

 a very useful invention. Silver medal. 



Ezra Ripley, Troy, N. Y,, for a very good machine for forming 

 teeth on mill plates, rasps, &,c. Diploma. 



