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Leonard & Wendt, 29 and 31 Gold-street, for second best tailors' 

 and other shears and scissors. Silver medal. 



Lamson, Goodnow & Co., Shelburne Falls, Mass., for best butchers' 

 knives, silver medal. 



W. C. Yeates, 203 West 16th-street, for farriers' and heavy cut- 

 ting-up knives. Diploma. 



F. Read & Co., Boston, Mass., for good shoe knives. Diploma. 



Holley & Merwin, Salisbury, Conn., for best small cutlery. Gold 

 medal. 



Bradshaw & Perlee, 5 Platt-street, for very good table knives and 

 forks. Silver medal. 



Minors^ Work. 



John Wild, 160 Division-street, fo» the best small cutlery. $10 

 and a certificate. 



DAGUERREOTYPES. 



J. Gurney, 189 Broadway, for the best daguerreotype likenesses. 

 Silver medal. 



M. M. Lawrence, 152 Broadway, for second best daguerreotype 

 likenesses. Diploma. 



Mc Glees & Germon, Philadelphia, Penn,, for daguerreotype like- 

 nesses. Diploma. 



Meade & Brothers, Albany, N. Y., for calotypes. Silver medal. 



DENTISTRY. 



Jones, White & Co., 264 Broadway, for the best artificial teeth. 

 Gold medal. 



Brockway & Son, Brooklyn, L. I., for second best artificial teeth. 

 Silver medal. 



Morris Levett, 260 Broadway, for patent enamel plates for arti- 

 ficial teeth. Diploma. 



DIES AND CHASING, 



S. Dodd, Bloomfield, N. J., for best book-binders' stamps. Silver 

 medal. 



W. M. Tompson, 169 William-street, for second best book-binders' 

 stamps. Diploma. 



John Smith, 89 Reade-street, for best chasing for harness work. 

 Diploma. 



J. Freeman, Williamsburgh,L. L,for best brands of iron castings, 

 Diploma, 



