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E. B. Nortli & Co., New Britain, Conn., for the best saddlery 

 hardware. Silver medal. 



F. T. Stanley, New Britain, Conn., for superior door bolts. 

 Silver medal. 



Waterbury Hook and Eye Co., Waterbury, Conn., for excellent 

 brass and copper rivets, nails, &c. Silver medal. 



J. Farris & Co., Plymouth, Mass., Locke, Ketcham & Co., 

 agents, 193 Water street, for improved rivets. Diploma. 



P. Home, Gl John street, N. Y., for a bevelling plane. Di- 

 ploma. 



Wm, Betts, Williamsburgh, L. I., for a collection of branding- 

 irons. Diploma. 



John H. Vonderlieth, 440 Cherry street, for steel and brass 

 wrenches, and screw brace. Diploma. 



Jolm Carver, 6 Gouverneur Slip, for the best caulking tools. 

 Diploma. 



R. J. Hanford, 25G Cherry street, for the 2d best caulking 

 tools. Diploma. 



F. P. Hart, Chandlerville, Pa., Coleman & Williamson, agents, 

 6 Wall street, for improved saddlers' and cabinet makers' gauge. 

 Diploma. 



Pascal Trinault, 20 Canal street, for T squares, &c. Diploma. 



Cbas. L. Barnes, 9 Hammersley street, for expansion bits, &c. 

 Diploma. 



W. S. Watson, for revolving parallel vices. Diploma. 



John Most, cor. White and Centre streets, for turning and 

 piano stools. Diploma. 



Gray & Brothers, 153 Broadway, for an improved ratchet bed- 

 key. Diploma. 



Waterbury Brass Co., Waterbury, Conn., L. Wetmore, agent, 

 Piatt street, for superior brass kettles. A Gold Medal having 

 been before awarded, Diploma. 



Jared W. Smith, Hartford, Conn., for well-finished improved 

 faucets. Diploma. 



J. G. Wright, Louisville, Ky., 0. D. McClain, 107 Spring 

 street, for oil and sand-stones. Diploma. 



Jones & Hitchcock, Troy, N. Y., for improved patent rotary 

 yoke for bells. Silver medal. 



Enamelled Iron-Ware and Furniture. 



Judges — D. C. Ambler, J. L. Jackson, Thomas Goad])y. 



The J. L. Mott Iron Works, 264 Water street, for the best 

 enamelled cast-iron ware. Gold medal. 



