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Daguerreotypes. 



M. B. Brady, 207 Broadway, for the best specimens of daguerre- 

 otypes. Silver medal. 



M. A. Root, Philadelphia, Perm., for the second best specimens of 

 daguerreotypes. Silver medal. 



T. P. & D. C. Collins, Philadelphia, Penn., for a superior landscape 

 daguerreotype. "Fairmount Water Works." Silver medal. 



Philip Haas, 289 Broadway, for daguerreotypes. Diploma. 



M. Laurence, 152 Broadway, for daguerreotypes. Diploma. 



J. Gurney, 189 Broadway, for daguerreotypes. Diploma. 



George Cook, 58 Chatham-street, for daguerreotypes. Diploma. 



John Plumb, 251 Broadway, for daguerreotypes. Diploma. 



A. J. Beals, 156 Broadway, for daguerreotypes. Diploma. 



A. Litch, Boston, Mass., for daguerreotypes. Diploma. 



Dies. 



Alonzo Hibbard, 38 White-street, for the best chasing tools. Sil- 

 ver medal. 



Anthony Morin, 38 White-street, for the second best chasing tools. 

 Diploma. 



William Tompson, 169 William-street, for bookbinders' orna- 

 mental tools and impressions. Silver medal. 



Drugs and Chemicals. 



Charles Partridge, 3 Courtlandt-street, for the best specimen of 

 segar matches. Diploma. 



L. Solomon, 132 Hammersley-street, for the second best specimen 

 of segar matches. Diploma. 



Charles Partridge, 3 Courtlandt-street, for the best specimen of lo- 

 co foco matches. Silver medal. 



Theodore Hyatt, 4 Eighth-street, for the second best specimen of 

 loco foco matches. Diploma. 



William Partridge & Son, 27 Cliff-street, for the best specimen of 

 chemical preparations. Silver medal. 



Truslow & Jackson, 297 Front-street, for the second best speci- 

 mens of chemical preparations. Diploma. 



John Corell, Rivington-street, for the best specimen of chocolate 

 and prepared cocoa. Diploma. 



Henrion & Cheveau, Philadelphia, Penn., for the second best spe- 

 cimen of chocolate and prepared cocoa. Diploma. 



Williams & Bros, Manchester, Conn., for the best specimen of 

 paste blacking. Diploma. 



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