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J. Whitmore, 169 Fulton-steeet, for the second best sand paper. 

 Diploma. 



R. H. & J. G. Isham, 71 Fulton-street, for sand, emery and corun- 

 dum paper. Diploma. 



W. C. Gardiner, 69 Gold-street, for black walnut bedsteads, with 

 improved screws. Diploma. 



C. C. & J. Briggs, for patent table sofas. Diploma. 



Commerford & Redgate, 468 Broadway, for cane seat office chairs. 

 Diploma. 



Charles Chinnock, 54 Cliff-street, for an improved joint for mount- 

 ing looking glasses, music-stands, &c. Diploma. 



Edward Dally, 81 Orchard-street, for a child's chair. Diploma. 



Charles Chinnock, 54 Cliff-street, for a portable reading easel. 

 Diploma. 



E. R. Sammis, 64 Gold-street, for imitation rosewood chairs. 

 Diploma. 



L. Ingersollj 71 Bowery, for a French cottage chair. Diploma. 



CAKES AND CONFECTIONARY. 



Belknap & Wilt, 4 Jefferson-street, for best plum cakes. Diploma. 



M. B. & O. F. Wentworth, 103 Greenwich-street, for the second 

 best plum cakes. Diploma. 



N. Ray nor, 372 Grand-street, for best iceing on plum cakes. 

 Diploma. 



P. Haas, No. 1 South William-street, for best ornamental temple. 

 Diploma. 



John Longhurst, for the best confectionary. Diploma. 



H. Tateosyan, 52 Second-street, for superior fig paste. Diploma. 



R. Y. Lawrence, 11^ 3d Avenue, for very excellent egg biscuit and 

 fancy crackers. Diploma. 



CARPETING AND OIL CLOTH. 



J. B. Palmer, Bloomfield, N. Y., for superior rag carpet. Diploma. 



Thomas Fair, 181 Greenwich-street, for superior rag and list carpet. 

 Diploma. 



William Lewis, 452 Pearl- street j for the best furniture oil cloth. 

 Diploma. 



CARRIAGES, SLEIGHS, AXLES, &C. 



John Stephenson, 27th-street. for an omnibus, 6f very superior 

 workmanship. Gold medal. 



