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64 Greeg,Isaac, Philadelphia; Brick-raaking machine. See, also, No. 133. 
65 Gunther, G. G., & Son, New York city; furs. 
66 Hall, J., k Son, Boston, Massachusetts; buggy. 
67 Howe Machine Company, New York city; sewing machines. 
68 Howe, Dr. S. G., Boston, Massachusetts; works for the blind. 
69 Illinois Central Kailroad Company, Chicago, Illinois; agricultural pro¬ 
ducts. 
70 Illinois, State of; collection of minerals. 1 
71 Illinois, State of; farmer’shouse >• See, also, No. 148. 
72 Illinois, State of; school-house. ) 
73 Jackson, Dr., co-operator; discovery of emery. 
74 Lamb, J. W., Rochester, New York ; knitting machine, 
75 Lawrence, E., Louisiana ; sugars, 
76 Mason & Hamlin, New York city; cabinet organs. 
77 Nevada, State of; silver and copper ores. 
78 New York Mill-', New York; muslins. 
79 Opper, Morris, New York; loom for corsets. 
80 Park Brothers & Co., Pittsburg, Pennsylvania; cast,steel and edge 
tools. 
81 Partridge Fork Works, Leominster, Massachusetts; steel hay-forks, 
rakes, &c. See, also. No. 167. 
82 Pease, F. S., Buffalo, New York ; petroleum oils. See, also. Honorable 
Mentions. 
83 Perry, J. G., Kingston, Rhode Island ; mowing machine. This prize was 
gained in the field trials of agricultural machines. See, also. No. 
169. 
84 Pigne, J. B., San Francisco, California; minerals. 
85 Providence Tool Company, Providence, Rhode Island ; Peabody’s 
patent fire-arms. 
86 Remington, E., and Son, Ilion, New York; fire-arms. 
87 Rutherford, L. M., New York city ; astronomical photographs. 
88 Schultz & Walker, New York city; mineral water apparatus. 
89 Schuttler, Peter, Chicago, Illinois ; . wagon. 
90 Smith & Wesson, Springfield, Massachusetts; fire-arms and cartridges. 
91 Spencer Repeating Rifle Company, Boston, Massachusetts; Spencer 
rifles. 
92 Taft, J. B., Chester, Massachusetts; emery. 
93 Tieman, G., Philadelphia; surgical instruments. 
94 Tolies, R. F., Canastota, New York ; microscopes. 
95 Tucker, H., &Co., New York city; iron ornaments, imitation of bronze. 
96 United States Government; specimens of frame houses for settlers. 
See, also. Nos. 15 and 123. 
97 Wales, William, Fort Lee, New Jersey: optical instruments. 
98 Wardwell, G. I., New York city; stone-quarrying machine. 
99 Washington Mills, Boston, Massachusetts; woolen fabrics. See, also, 
Honorable Mentions. 
100 Webster Woolen Mills, Webster, Massachusetts; woolen fabrics. 
101 Weed Sewing Machine Company, New York c’ty ; sewing machines. 
102 Whitney, B. D., Winchendon, Massachusetts ; wood-working machines. 
103 Windsor Manufacturing Company, Windsor, Vermont; Ball’s patent 
fire-arms 
104 Wood Brothers, New York city ; phaeton. 
106 Yale &Winn Manufacturing Company, Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts; 
Yale locks. 
BRONZE MEDALS. 
106 Abbey, C., & Sons, Philadelphia , dentists’ gold foil. 
107 American Lead Pencil Company, New York city; lead pencila. 
108 Appleton, D., k Co., New York city; books. 
109 Babcock, J. F., Boston, Massachusetts; rosin oil. 
110 Baltimore and Cuba Smelting and Mining Company, Baltimore, Mary¬ 
land ; copper. 
111 Barlow, Milton, Lexington, Kentucky; planetarium. 
