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Frame, Pearson & Conger, Bloomfield, N. J., for assorted colored 

 medium paper. Diploma. 



J. Rayford, Bloomfield, N. J., for double cap wrapping paper. Di- 

 ploma. 



Longbotham & Co., 8 Liberty-street, for the best binders' boards. 

 Silver medal. 



Rich tSc Loutrel, 61 William-street, for the best manifold writers. 

 Diploma. 



Jesse K. Park, for very superior architectural tracing paper. Sil- 

 ver medal. 



G. D. Baldwin, 35 Spruce-street, for designing paper. Diploma. 



Richard Snjyth, 325 Front-street, for beautiful specimens of parch- 

 ment and vellum. Diploma. 



Franklin Mann, 82 Cliff-street, for marble paper. Diploma. 



Henry Morrow, 56 Chathani-street, for the best wood cut printing. 

 Diploma. 



William B, Weiss, 56 Chatham-street, for the second best wood 

 cut printing. Diploma. 



C. Wells, Bronson & Co., 56 Gold-street, for specimens of label 

 printing. Diploma. 



Pudney & Russell, 21 Liberty-street, for specimens of altar tab- 

 lets. Diploma. 



George F. Nesbitt, corner Wall and Water-street, for machine cut 

 wood type. (Silver Medal having been before awarded.) Diploma. 



George A. Arrowsmith, 70 Nassau-street, for an improved ink- 

 stand. Diploma. 



J. R. Bigelow & Co., 9 Spruce-street, for specimens of stationery 

 articles — sand boxes and wafer stamps. Diploma. 



William Chauncy Langdon, New Orleans, for an historical game. 

 Silver medal. 



Josiah Adams, Nassau-street, for the " New World," a game. Di- 

 ploma. 



Brushes. 



William Steele, 305 Pearl-street, for superior feather brushes. Sil- 

 ver medal. 



J. T. Barnes, 255 Pearl-street, for superior brush mats. Silver 

 medal. 



Cabinet Ware.. 



James E. Hoyt, 130 Eighth-street, for the best workmanship on a 

 carpenter's chest. Diploma. 



