42 [Assembly 



J. E. Hover, Philadelphia, Penn., Geo. F. Nesbitt, agent, Wall- 

 street, for the second best specimen of black inks. Diploma. 



Charles H. Meyer, Forty-first-street, for the best specimen of re- 

 fined camphor. Diploma. 



C. Pavey, 35 Gold-street, for the best harness blacking and leather 

 preservative. Silver medal. 



J. L. Pierce, Utica, N. Y., for the second best polishing powder. 

 Diploma. 



Smith & Co., 43 Vesey-street, for the best bottled soda water, with 

 syrups. Silver medal. 



Dearborn & Co., Third Avenue, for the second best specimen of 

 soda water, with syrups. Diploma. 



Julius Pollock, 54 Avenue C, for a beautiful sample of white shel- 

 lac varnish. Diploma. 



Thomas B Shepard, Providence, R. I., for superior quality of oil 

 of vitriol. Diploma. 



Joseph Dixon, Jersey City, N. J., for a black lead pot. Diploma. 



J. W. Kelley, 17 1| William-street, for lemon sugar. Diploma. 



Jas. S. Scofield, 168 Division-street, for samples of refined liquor- 

 ice. Diploma. 



Edge Tools and Cutlery. 



Mockridge & Francis, Newark, N. J., for the best carpenters' 

 planes. Silver medal. 



J. W. Farr, 366 Grand-street, for a carpenters' plow. Diploma. 



E. W. N. Starr & Co., Middletown, Conn., for the best plane 

 irons. Silver medal. 



Anthony Vittaly, Newark, N. J., for shoemakers' tools. Silver 

 medal. 



John C. Nixon, 91 Nassau-street, for the best engravers' tools. 

 Diploma. 



Hunt, Woodward & Connor, 215 Pearl-street, for curriers' tools. 

 Diploma. 



Samuel C. Hill, agent, 12 Platt-street, for edge tools. Diploma. 



T. James W^ood, 62 Chatham-street, for an exhibition of tools. 

 Diploma. 



Henry Rowntree, 60 Chatham-street, for an exhibition of tools. 

 Diploma. 



Joseph Goldie, 133 Attorney-street, for superior anvils and vice. 

 Gold medal. 



A. & G. W. Brady, 39 Green-street, for vices. Diploma. 



Holley & Merwin, Lakeville, Conn., for the best pen and pocket 

 cutlery. Gold medal. 



