The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-03-21

Son, Baltimore, portable grist mill. rank first
Medal Joseph Striker, portable wood boring ma
chine. rank first-Medal: Hovey's wood boring
machine, rank second-First diploma. A. Aldrich,
Alexandria, Va, model stationary boring machine,
rank third-Second diploma. Scott & Herdon,
cordage machine, rank frst--Medal Henry Ives.
second-First diploma J. B. woodruff, sewing
machine, deposited by p. ]. Steer, rank first
First diploma. Charles Ross, New York, conical
mill, rank 6rst-First diploma.
CLASS VlI.-James Scott, Ohio, model wooden
brldge-Second class diploma. Col. 8. H. Long,
model iron bridge, rank 6rst-Medal. E. s. Rem
wick, railroad chair, rank first-First diploma.
George Welsh, window shutter fastener, rank &C.
cond-second diploma. John Bell, method of
joining corners OF boxes, rank 6rst-Second diplo-
ma. w E. Brown, patent window sash, rank
second-Second diploma. G. f. Rider, specimen
window sash, rank hrst-First diploma. Lewis
ObrIen, model panel door, rank second--Seoond
diploma.
Class YIII.-Dr Maynard, Maynard's primer,
rank irst-Medai. United States Arsenal Wash
lngton, Sharp's carbine, rank irst-Medal. Ames
Co., Chickopee, Massachusetts,, sabres, rank
second-F1rst diploma. c. H Munck, duelling
pistol, rank second-First ploma. United States
Navy Yard, Washington, E. Hidden, New York,
cannon lock, rank frst-Medal United States
Navy Yard, Washington, ]. A. Dahlgren, cannon
lock, rank second-First diploma. George Will
muth, miniature hip, rank second-First diploma.
L. Fl. & g. C Schneider, stand of signal bells, rank
hrss-Medal. III. w. Herbert, scull propeller, rank
a.
the best exhibition but not having beeen entered
for competition, no award be made on 1t,
Colonel VIM. Doughty, mechanical drawings,
rank frst-First diploma. Jabez Slime, spring
buoy, rank third-Second diploma Arnold SUBJ
merged propeller-Frst diploma.
Class IX.--J. L. Cathcart. horsepower thresher
and cleaner, rank frst-Medal Mr.. Ball, new
system of banding, rank second-First diploma.
Mr.. BOgarduS, horse pow er, rank thlrd-Second
diploma. Nj. j. Hunt, seed drill, rank lrst--First
diploma. A. s. M Pennook, Pennsylvania. grain
and seed planter, rank second-Second diploma.
] Gathing, Indiana, aeed drill, rank third-Second
diploma. MIR. Seely, straw cutter, rank first
First diploma. r. Ketchum, straw cutter, rank
second-Second diploma. Mr.. Macomber's straw
cutter, rank third-Second diploma. MIR. Krau-
ser's clover harvester, rank frst-First diploma.
Mr.. Crawfords, clover huer rank l6rst-First di-
poma. Jesse Urmy, corn-stalk cutter and grind
er, rank hrst-First diploma. Mr.. Sanders, hay
rakes, rank hrst-First diploma. William john
son, Pennsy lyania, revolving hay and grain rake,
rank second-Second diploma. j. O'Neil, Ohio,
atmospheric lever ehurn, rank frst-First dip lo-
ma. 4. II. Harrison churn rank second-Second
diploma. Mr.. Crow els, by W. F. Coyle, thermome-
ter churn, rank third-Second diploma DIR. o.
Reynolds, by j. C. Barrett, non swarming and
dividing beehive, rank frst-First diploma.
johnson & Smith, smut machine, rank frst-First
diploma. Massachusetts, Shovel Company, shoves,
rank hrst-Medal. A. b. Paterson, Michigan,
model thresher and separator, rank frst-First
diploma.
CLASS X.-C. C. Rheinhardt s. Co., sur gical and
QentaI instruments, deposited Dy Il. u. nclntlre-
Medal. John North, trusses for hernia, deposited
by Prof. c. Page, rank frst-First diploma b.
Frank Palmer, artificial leg, rank irst-Medal.
j. s. Gallagher, jr., India rubber air cushioned
crutches, rank second-First diploma. William
Wurdemann, surveying instruments, rank first
Medal. John Burt, solar compass, made by VIM.
Young, Philadelphia, rank second-First diploma.
+. W. 8 r King, case Of surveying instruments,
made by Fahrens & Albretche, New York, rank
thlrd-Second diploma. A. d. Bache, U. S. stand
ard weights and measures, made at the o. s. Office
OF weights and measures. rank hrst-Medal. j.
Sword, sum dial, rank third-Second diploma. d.
q. Wells, parts of marine steam engine and clock
movement, made at Novelty Works, N. Y.--Medal.
II. U. Morrei, patent timepiece-Medal William
Voss & Son, town clock, rank drst-Medai Clam
pitt & Register, Baltimore, bell, rank hrst-First
diploma. Jones & Hitchcock, Troy, bell, rank
second Second diploma. j. Hlbus, piano, made
by Holiett, Davis & Co., Boston, rank hrst-First
diploma. Newman & Sons, Baltimore, piano, rank
second-second diploma. Townsend s. Chandler,
case artificial block teeth, rank hrst-Medal. c.
II. Van Patten, artificial teeth, rank second--First
diploma. Dr. French, artificial teeth, rank third
Second diploma j. E. enbrandt, Baltimore,
flutes and clarionets, rank irst-Medal. E. w.
Woodruff, aged twelve, banjo, rank tbrd-Book
Glass M.-Chase, Lilly & Co specimens m cs-
Inns, made by Wamsutta Cotton CO.. Massachu.
sets, ran frst-Medal. Amoskeag Mills bleached
and brown Canton hannels, bed ticking, sheeting,
and brown cotton drilngs, rank frst-Medal.
CLASS XII,-Union Manufacturing Co Connec-
ticUt, feted cloths, rank first-MedaI. Vassaboro
Manufacturing Co., Connecticut, felted cloths,
rank second-First diploma. Assortment of de-
LANES, made and deposited by Merriam-Medal.
CLASS KILT. s. Dumont, Paterson, New Jer-
sey, specimens silk plush, rank frst-First d.
ploma.
CLASS XVII. H. Stevens, of Webster, Massa.
ohusetts, deposited by Caleb Jones, two pieces
linen diaper, rank hrst-First diploma, H. H,
Stevens, Of Webster, Massachusetts, deposited by
Caleb Jones, three pieces plain linen, rank third
First diploma. John McMullen, fishing net-First
diploma. Mehler & Drier, Washington, flax and
hemp twine, Manila rope, &c.-First diploma,
CLASS XY.-G. H. Gilbert, hannels, rank first
Medal
CLASS XyL-D. Campbell, quill embossed silver
mounted coach harness, rank irst-Medal. D.
Campbell, military saddle, bride, valise, &c., rank
frst-Meda. D. Campbell, coach and riding
whips, made by Pearson s. Sallada, Philadelphia,
rank hrst-Medal. d. Campbell, trunk, Benjamin
Andrews, Philadelphia, rank frst-Medal. D.
Campbell, spring trunks, Hicky s, Co., Philadel-
phia, rank hr5t-Medal. t Jenkin, Geor getown,
lady's saddle, rank frst-First diploma. t. Jen
kin, Georgetown, buggy harness, rank second
First diploma. ]. E. Cox, calfskins, harness, and
bride leather, rank first-First diploma II. Allen,
waterproof mail bag and lifepreserver, rank
frst-First diploma. George A. Grouse, somerset
saddle, rank frst-Firat diploma. J. c. shafer
morocco skins, rank frst-First diploma. F. B.
Lord, trunk and valise, made by j. E. Brown, rank
second-Second diploma. F. A. Lutz, buggy har-
ness, rank hrst-First diploma. F. A Lutz, som :
erset saddle and gig saddle, rank frs-First d.
ploma. f. A Lutz, shaftoe saddle, rank second
First diploma. f. A. Lutz, sole leather trunk, made
by Thomas Meyer, Philadelphia, rank frst-First,
diploma. f. A. Lutz, coach and riding whips,
made by Miligan, Baltimore, rank second-First
diploma. Ramsbury & Ebert, Georgetown, buck
skins and colored sheepskins and daguerreotype
leather, rank frst-Medal S. Thompson, Balti-
more, patent safety harness, rank hrst-First d
ploma. P. NJ Spangler, Reading, Pennsylvania,
buggy harness, rank frst-Medal Nathaniel G..
Tewle, patent American leather for binding books,
superior to Russia and said to be ndesructible by
Uorms-First diploma.
Class XYII.-Thomas Altemus, Philadelphia,
bookbinding, deposited by j. c. Mcclure, rank
first-Medal. j. M. Knott, specimens library
binding, rank second-First diploma. Ed. Lycett
specimens bookbndng, rank third-Second di.
ploma. J. H. Trettler, blank book, rank first
First diploma. Murphy & Co., Baltimore, blank
book, ruling, &c.-First diploma w. D. Tuley
blank book, ruling, &C., rank second-Second d
ploma
CLASS KIN. H. Stevens & Co., silk hats
rank frst-First diploma. W. b Todd, silk hats
rank gecond-Second diploma. w. B. Todd, white
otter hats, rank first-First diploma. w B. Todd
military hats and caps, rank irst-First diploma
W. B. Todd, furs, rank frst-First diploma. F
Mattingly, silk hats, rank third; F. Ma,tingly
caps, rank irst-First diploma. j. T. Evans
caps, rank second-Second diploma. w. F. Sey
mour, drab otter hats, rank first; w. F. Seymour
furs, rank first; w. F. Seymour, caps, rank third
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