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Tunis Bell, Piermont, N. Y., for fine specimens of white Indian 

 corn. Farmer'' s Mint. 



J. Q. Uniicrhill, Secaucus, N. J., for fine specimens of mammoth 

 Indian corn. Farmer^ s Mine. 



Hiram Smith, Wheatland, N. Y., N. H. Wolf, 17 South-street, 

 N. Y., agent, for the best wheat fllour. Silver Medal . 



Hecker & Bi others, 245 Cherry-street, N. Y., (Croton Mills,) for 

 the second best wheat flour. Diploma. 



Hecker & Brothers, 245 Cherry-street, N. Y., (Croton Mills,) for 

 superior unbolted or Graham flour. Diploma. 



W. H. Iralay & Co., Hartford, Ccnn., for superior rye flour. Sil- 

 ver Medal. 



J. S. Quimby, Coxsackie, N. Y., for a specimen of superior honey. 

 Diploma. 



Gassner &, Young, 132 Chatham-street, N. Y., agents for a sam- 

 ple of honey, part of 450 boxes from Ohio. Diploma. 



Book-Binding. 



Peter Wilson, Old Cambridge, Mass., for a specimen of book- 

 binding, original design and new style, exceedingly well finished. 

 Diploma. 



John C. Rock, 152 William-street, N. Y., for good inlaid fancy 

 morocco and calf binding. Diploma. 



Edward Walker, 112 Fulton-street, N. Y., for beautiful Turkey 

 morocco and velvet binding. Diploma. 



H. & S. Raynor, 76 Bowery, N. Y., for handsome morocco and 

 velvet binding on books of common prayer. Diploma. 



Gent's. Boots and Shoes. 



J. & J. Conrad, 56 Market-st., N. Y., for the best gentlemen's 

 boots. Diploma. 



John Dick, 403 Broadway, N. Y., for patent elastic shank boots, 

 (second best.) Diploma. 



Ladies' Boots and Shoes 



Benjamin Shaw, 71 Canal-st., N. Y,, for the best white satin slip- 

 pers, satin gaiter boots, and a superior cork sole boot. (Silver Medal 

 having been before awarded.) Diploma. 



Peter Laboyteaux, 265 Broadway, N. Y., for white satin slippers, 

 and cork sole boots. (Silver Medal having been before awarded.) 

 Diploma. 



Brushes. 



James H. Noe, 179 Greenw'ich-strcet, N. Y., for the best hair, 

 cloth, painters and artists brushes. Diploma. 



A. &J. H. Parsell's, 46 McDougall-street, N. Y., for the second 

 best brushes. Diploma. 



Buggy and Sulky Railings, &c, 



George Dunn, Newark, N. J., for superior workmanship on seat 

 railing. (Silver Medal having been before awarded.) Diploma. 



Eli Gilbert, Bridgeport, Conn., for Tomlinson's spring perch. Di- 

 ploma. 



