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John Vandeventer, 87 Barclay-street, for specimens of paste black- 

 ing. Diploma. 



Mooney & Parmenter, 76 Division-street, for specimens of paste 

 blacking. Diploma. 



Kemp & Knight, Boston, Mass., for the best liquid blacking. Di- 

 ploma. 



Miller Hallowes, St. Marys, Geo., for a very superior quality of 

 Georgia arrowroot. Silver medal. 



Miller Hallowes, St. Marys, Geo., for the best starch. Diploma. 



H. C. Hudson, Newark, N. J., for the best specimen of mustard. 

 Diploma. 



Charles L. Stickney, corner Rivington and Attorney-streets, for 

 the second best specimen of mustard. Diploma. 



T. P. Merriam, Providence, R. I., William Steel & Co., sole 

 agents, 305 Pearl-street, for the best specimen of bar soap. Silver 

 medal. 



Samuel G. Cornell, 175 Front-street, for the best specimen of 

 linseed oil. Silver medal. 



J. Howard & Son, 73 South-street, for the best specimen of lard 

 oil (manufactured by E. G. Alden.) Silver medal. 



J. L. Van Doren, corner West and Charles-streets, J. W Smith, 

 agent, 90 Wall-street, for the second best specimen of lard oil. Di- 

 ploma. 



William Thomson & Co., 56 Cherry-street, for the best specimen 

 of saleratus. Diploma. 



B. F. Moses, corner Broadway and Chambers-street, for mouth 

 cashous. Diploma. 



Jeffries & Catterfield, 146 Troy -street, for refined brimstone of 

 superior quality. Silver medal. 



James S. Brady, 39 Greene-street, for carbonate of soda. Diplo- 

 ma. 



George Kennedy, 112 Broadway, for the best specimen of hair 

 dye. Diploma. 



E. Phalon, 61 Broadway, for the second best specimen of hair 

 dye. Diploma. 



Morse & Winslow, Thirteenth-street, for the best specimen of 

 candles. Silver medal. 



H. L. Kendall & Co., Providence, R. I., for the second best speci- 

 men of candles. Diploma. 



Tilden & Co., New Lebanon, N. Y., for the best specimens of me- 

 dicinal herbs. Diploma. 



Kent & Black, for the best red and black inks. Silver medal. 



