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Minors^ Work. 



James Brennan, 104 Elm-street, for the best copper tea kettle. $5 

 and a Certificate. 



Charles Luitz, 115 Varick-street, for second best copper tea kettle. 

 $3 and a Certificate. 



INDIA RUBBER GOODS. 



W. Rider & Brothers, 58 Liberty-street, for the best and greatest 

 variety of India rubber goods. Gold medal. 



Charles Goodyear, New-Haven, Conn., for India rubber maps of 

 fine texture. Diploma. 



Nelson Goodyear, New-York, for a portable India rubber life-boat. 

 Silver medal. 



Hayward Rubber Co., Colchester, Conn., Lovett & Southwick, 

 agents, 259 Pearl-street, for the best India rubber shoes. Silver 

 medal. 



Newark India Rubber Manufacturing Co., Newark, N. J., for the 

 second best India rubber shoes. Diploma. 



Daniel Hodgeman, 27 Maiden-lane, for excellent India rubber gar- 

 ments, air-beds, cushions, &c. Diploma, 



JAPANNING AND ENAMELLING. 



G. A. Backus, 44 Fulton-street, for best japanning on papier 

 mache, of American manufacture. Gold medal. 



Henry Day, Boston, Mass., for the second best painting on papier 

 mache. (Silver medal before awarded.) Diploma. 



J. H. Trask, Brooklyn, L. I., for enamelling on glass. Diploma. 



LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS. 



Cornelius & Co., Philadelphia, Penn., Woram, Haughwout & 

 Johnson, agents, 563 Broadway, for the best chandeliers, candelabras, 

 &c. Gold medal. 



Allcock & Allen, 341 Broadway, for second best candelabras. 

 Silver medal. 



Roberts, Eagles & Co., Newark, N. J., for best coach lamps. 

 Silver medal. 



J. Sutton, 11 Market-street, for a combination lamp, evincing much 

 ingenuity. Diploma. 



J. & T. Donaldson, 59 Vesey-street, for a gas chandelier. Di- 

 ploma. 



