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Mrs. A. H. Marcy, 214 Bowery, for the best silk millinery. 

 Diploma. 



The Misses Daumont, 13 Roosevelt-street, for the best jewelry hair 

 work. Diploma. 



J. McGowan, 559 Pearl-street, for best jewelry hair work.. 

 Diploma. 



Wm. Hedges, 297 Hudson-street, for superior ladies' riding gloves. 

 Diploma. 



W. J. Ross & Co., Thirtieth-street, for best cleaned ladies' gloves^ 

 Diploma. 



Mrs. J. Salter, 21 First Avenue, for beautiful embroidery^ 

 Diploma. 



Madam Berchard, 425 Pearl-street, for an embroidered stand cover.. 

 Diploma. 



Mrs. A. Burnton, 241 Hester-street, for the best fancy baskets. 

 Diploma. 



Miss M. J. Robinson, Newark, N. J., for the best raised worsted 

 work. Silver medal. 



Miss Mary A. Watson, East Windsor, Conn., for embroidered 

 chair seats, feather brushes and fans. Diploma. 



Mrs. Frazer, N. J., for best tapestry work. Diploma. 



Miss E. Hedges, East Hampton, L. I., for the second best knit 

 hose. Diploma. 



Mrs. Mary Strangman, 81 Henry-street, Brooklyn, L, I., for the 

 best shell work. Diploma. 



Mrs. L. Cronin, 75 Thompson-street, for the second best shell 

 work. Diploma. 



M. J. Drummond, 309 Grand-street, for the best regalia. 

 Diploma. 



E. Combs, 250 Grand-street, for the second best regalia dsid 

 jewels. Diploma. 



Mrs. Mary Strangman, 81 Henry-streel, Brooklyn, L. I., for tie 

 best worsted worked chairs. Silver medal. 



Mrs. B. R. Voorhees, Montgomery Co., N. Y., for a display of 

 domestic manufactures. Silver medal. 



Mesdames Palmer & Farr, 476 Broadway, for superior shirts and a 

 dressing gown. Diploma. 



Quilts. 



Samuel Reynolds, Somerset Co., N. J., for the best woollen spreads 

 diploma. 



