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C. & A. Beatty, 87 Third Avenue, for an omnibus of very superior 

 wormanship. Silver medal. 



J. H. Wood, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., for the best sleigh. Silver 

 medal. 



Wood, Tomlinson & Co., for a good pony sleign. Diploma. 



George D. Underbill, 162 Mercer-street, for a light wagon, a good 

 piece of work. Silver medal. 



Henry J, Kip, Newark, N. J., for a farm wagon. Silver medal. 



John G. Ostrom, Rhinebeck, N. Y., for an ox cart. Knapp pre- 

 mium, $25, and a Certificate. 



E. Davis, Jersey City, N. J., for a dirt cart. Silver medal. 



Le Count & Ward, 165 Chrystie-street, for a cart. Silver medal. 



U. Reynolds, 162 Suffolk-street, for a child's carriage. Diploma. 



James N. Joralemon, Newark, N. J,, for best coach axles. Silver 

 medal. 



Harrison & Breese, Newark, N. J., for best mail axles. Silver 

 medal. 



Minors' work. 



Robert Fielding, 260 Houston-street, for the best child's carriage. 

 $10 and a Certificate. 



CARVING. 



Minors. 

 P. H. Tulley, 48 Vesey-street, for the best carving. $5 and a 

 Certificate. 



CASTINGS. 



Jordan L. Mott, 264 Water-street, for the best iron castings. Di- 

 ploma. 



CIVIL ENGINEERING DOCKS AND BRIDGES. 



Nathaniel Rider, Harlem, N. Y., for model of an iron bridge. 

 (Gold medal before awarded.) Diploma. 



W. J. McAlpin, Brooklyn, L. I., for the dry dock at Brooklyn. 

 Gold medal. 



CLOCKS AND WATCHES. 



Bliss & Creighton, 42 Fulton-street, for marine chronometers — en- 

 tirely of American manufacture. Gold medal. 



D. Eggert & Son, 239 Pearl-street, for superior finish on marine 

 box chronometers. Silver medal. 



