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BRUSHES, 



J. H. Dunnel, 82 Sixth-street, for ingenious shaving brushes. 

 Diploma. 



CABINET WARE. 



C. Leicht, 10 Leonard- street, for best inlaying cabinet work. Gold 

 medal. 



Horatio Allen, Novelty Works, for best sofa bedstead and tables. 

 Silver medal. 



H. W. Kingman, 438 Pearl-street, for best sofa bedstead. Silver 

 medal. 



J. Needham, 30th-street, for the second best sofa bedstead. 

 Diploma. 



T. Franck, 475 Broadway, for best extension tables- Silver medal. 



John Massey, 215 Borwery, for best invalid bedstead. Silver 

 medal. 



Jacob Steurer, 80 19th-street, for the best cane chair seats. Silver 

 medal. 



J. Bradley, 317 Pearl-street, for best gilded and inlaid chairs. 

 Silver medal. 



George S. Henry, 130 Forsyth-street, for second best fancy chairs. 

 Diploma. 



Thomas Brooks, Brooklyn, L. I., for best rosewood parlor chair. 

 Silver medal. 



W. H. Cook, 92 Broadway, for second best rosewood parlor chair. 

 Diploma. 



R. Ostrander, 523 Broome-street, for best inlaid work box. 

 Diploma. 



H. N. Rogers, 6 Thompson- street, for second best inlaid work. 

 Diploma. 



A. Robinson, 71 Bayard-st., for the best reading board. Diploma. 



J. A. Roberts, 388 Houston-street, for a good cottage chair. 

 Diploma. 



Finn & Bros., N. Y., for a new mode of constructing parlor furni- 

 ture. Silver medal. 



O. H. Nichols, 479 Broadway, for the best music stool. Diploma. 



A. E. Kendall, 377 Pearl-street, for the best office chair. Diploma. 



R. H. & J. G. Isham, 71 Fulton-street, for the best sand paper. 

 Silver medal. 



