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Tuttle & Bailey, 210 Water-street, for the best hot air and ventila- 

 ting registers. Silver medal. 



Culver & Co., 52 ClifF-street, for the second best hot air and venti- 

 lating registers. Diploma. 



Green & Warren, Troy, N. Y., for ornaments on a cast iron stove. 

 Diploma. 



SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. 



A. Smith, 170 Broadway, for metallic supporters and trusses. Di- 

 ploma. 



John W. Hood, Mt. Sterling, Ky., J. M. Sanderson, agent, 5 

 Barclay-street, for hernial apparatus. Diploma. 



J. D. Chevalier, 184 Broadway, for dental instruments. (Silver 

 Medal before awarded.) Diploma. 



B. Knight, 1 Ann-street, for a simple and useful elevating bed- 

 stead for invalids. Diploma. 



TOBACCO AND ITS MANUFACTURES. 



Broadwell, Beach & Co., 119 Greenwich-street, for the best segars. 

 Diploma. 



A. L. Maby, 469 Grand-street, for the second best segars. Di- 

 ploma. 



J. L. Hoyt, Brooklyn, L. I., for segars, the tobacco raised in 

 Brooklyn. Diploma. 



TURNED WOOD, AND IVORY TURNING AND CARVING. 



John H. Mead, 41 Hester-street, for the best wood turning and 

 cornice moulding, as a substitute for carving. Diploma. 



C. Thomas, 42 Stanton-street, for the best ivory turning. Di- 

 ploma. 



F. Wolf, 82 Fulton-street, for the best ivory car\-ing. Diploma. 



WIGS AND TOUPEES. 



Bourgard & Brothers, 5 Frankfort-street, for the best ladies' and 

 gentlemen's wigs. Silver medal. 



W. Batchelor, 2 Wall-street, for the second best gentlemen's wigs 

 and toupees. Diploma. 



James Laird, 92 Chatham- street, for gentlemen's wigs. Diploma. 



