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George L. Wright, South Hadley Falls, for a paper ruling machine. 

 Silver medal. 



Penmanship. 



William C, Hoogland, Brooklyn, L. I., for specimens of penman- 

 ship. Diploma. 



J. OrviJle Olds, 190 West Broadway, for a system of penmanship. 

 Diploma, 



Gold and Steel Pens, 



Levi Brown, 61 Nassau street, Brooklyn, for the best gold pens. 

 Silver medal. 



A. G. Bagley, 189 Broadway, for the second best gold pens. Di- 

 ploTna. 



(J. C. Wright & Co., 2 Barclay street, for the best steel pens. (Sil- 

 ver medal before awarded.) Diploma. 



Perfumery. 



Eugene Roussell, Philadelphia, for the best assortment of perfu- 

 mery. Gold medal. 



Henry T. Lloyd, 3 Prince street, for the second best assortment of 

 perfumery. Silver medal. 



Hastings 6c Co. 334 Broadway, for the best specimens of transpa- 

 rent soap. Diploma, 



C. Van Schoonhoven, 5 Courtlandt street, for walnut oil shaving 

 soap. Diploma. 



Holt & Horn, 113 Sullivan street, for specimens of soap. ZH- 

 ploma. 



Charles H, Ring, 392 Broome street, for shaving cream. Di-^ 

 ploma. 



Piano Fortes and Organs. 



Daniel Walker, 41 1 Broadway, for a semi-grand piano forte. Gold 

 medal. 



George Hews, Boston, Mass., for the best square piano forte. Sil- 

 ver medal. 



George Jardine, Anthony street, for an organ. (Silver medal before 

 awarded.) Diploma. 



L. Rickelis, Baltimore, Md., for a new method of stringing pianos, 

 to keep them in tune. Silver medal. 



Pins and Needles. 



Browning & Loomis, Mattewan, Fishkill landing, for pins. Di- 

 ploma. 



Henry Essex & Co., Newark, N. J., L; B. Kirby, agent, 47 Cedar 

 street, for needles. Diploma. 



