638 [Assembly 



John W. Cochran, 52 South-street, for a stone cutting iiiachine. 

 Diploma. 



James Lightbody, Jersey City, N, J., for a good jacquard ma- 

 chine. Silver medal. 



N. Hayman,576 Greenwich-street, for«a .signal bell for steam- 

 ers. Diploma. 



Long & Davenport, 10 Piatt- street, for an excellent portable 

 forge and bellows. Diploma. 



Samuel Huse, Boston, Mass., William Burroughs, agent, 80 

 Broadway, for a well made water metre, exhibiting much knowl- 

 edge and skill in its construction. Gold medal. 



R. D. Carver, Matteawan, N. Y., for a patent harness machine. 

 Diploma. 



• Higgins & Son, 70 Frankfort- street, for the best made mill for 

 rolling gold and silver. Silver medal. 



Adams & Son, North Hadley, Mass.. for an improved felloe 

 machine. Silver medal. 



E. C. Seamen, Philadelphia, Pa., for the best ice creiim freezer, 

 being one of the best things o^its kind exhibited. Silver medal. 



S. A. Clemens, Springfield, Mass., for a skilfully made hemp 

 and flax machine. Gold medal. 



J. B. Tarr, Albany, N. Y., for a fire engine of great power and 

 'laeauty. Gold medal. 



Galpin & Foster, Green Point, L. I., for an ingeniously contrived 

 hub and axle. Diploma. 



William Post, Flushing, L. I., for sliding shutters. Diploma. 



R. J. Gatling, Indianapolis, Indiana, for a flax brake for do- 

 mestic purposes. Diploma. 



Gates & McKnight, for dies for cutting screws. Silver medal. 



D. Chapman, 373 Bowery, for an instrument sharpener. Di- 

 ploma. 



Gardner & Bonnel, 27.3 Fifth street, for a new governor and 

 power test. Silver medal. 



Charles Carnell, Philadelphia, Pa. , for a brick machine. Silver 

 medal. 



P. A. Leonard, GO Pearl street, for a nest of pulleys. Di- 

 ploma . 



