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Samuel Down, 326 West Twenty-second street, New- York, for 

 tlie best dry gas meter. (A silver medal having been before 

 awarded). Diploma. 



Burr & Read, Williamsburgh, L. I., for a gas meter. Diploma. 



S. E. Smith, 77 Canal street. New- York, for a hydrogen lamp. 

 Diploma. 



N. M. Phillips, 51 Courtland street. New- York, for a useful 

 application of electricity to weighing. Bronze medal. 



Horatio D. Sheppard, 9 Spruce street. New- York, for a com- 

 puter. Diploma. 



Saunders Coates, Yonkers, N. Y., for the best portable gas 

 works. (A silver medal having been before awarded). Dip. 



C. R. Woodworth & Co., Yonkers, N. Y., and 74 Wall street, 

 New- York, for an excellent portable gas works. Bronze medal. 



S. H. Black, 3 Walker street, New-York, for electrotypes models. 

 Diploma. 



L. L. Smith, 244 Canal street. New- York, for electrotypes. 

 Diploma. 



John Matthews, 437 First avenue, New-York, for the best soda 

 w^ater apparatus. (A silver medal having been before awarded). 

 Diploma. 



A. D. Puffer, Boston, Mass., Hegeman, Clark & Co., agents, 

 155 Broadway, New-York, for a carbonic acid gas generator and 

 refrigerating soda water draft. Bronze medal. 



A. J. Morse, Boston, Mass., for a soda water apparatus. Bronze 

 medal. 



A. J. Morse, Boston, Mass., for Nichols's patent syrup apparatus. 

 Diploma, 



A. C. Brown & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., for Gatchel's improved 

 lightning rods. Diploma. 



Machinery JYo. 11. — Woolen Machinery. 



Judges — Alex. Knox, John C. Dodge. 



Calvin L. Goddard, 3 Bowling-green, New-York, for superior 

 wool burring machinery, feed rolls, &c. (A gold medal having 

 been before awarded). Diploma. 



R. Kitson, Lowell, Mass., for an improved wool picker. Large 

 silver medal. 



