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Horace H. Day, 23 Courtlandt-street, for the second best specimen 

 of shirred suspenders. Diploma. 



Brower & Brooks, 100 Broadway, for piano covers — a beautiful 

 article. Diploma. 



N. Hayward & Co., Lisbon, Conn , for the best India rubber shoes. 

 Silver medal. 



M. J. Frisbee, 217 Pearl-street, for the second best India rubber 

 shoes. Diploma. 



Horace H. Day, 23 Courtlandt-street, for the best air pillow cov- 

 ered with ticking and hospital cushion. Diploma. 



Horace H. Day, 23 Courtlandt-street, for a mattrass — very merito- 

 rious. Diploma. 



M. Dodd & Son, Newark, N. J., for superior made suspenders. 

 Diploma. 



Iron and Steel. 



Peter Cooper, 17 Burling Slip, for specimens of railroad iron. 

 Gold medal. 



Peck & Son, 27 Cliff-street, for specimens of sheet iron. (Gold 

 medal having been before awarded.) Diploma. 



Broadmeadow Steel Company, Richmond, Va., for specimens of 

 steel. Silver medal. 



Leather. 



Jacobus & Utter, Newark, N. J., for the best black and russet, 

 bridle, skirting, bag and trunk leather. Silver medal. 



J. Hollingsworth, Newark, N. J., for the second best skirting 

 leather and skirts. Diplcma. 



Calvin Sage, Colebrook, Conn., Seymour & Co., agents, 97 John- 

 street, for the best shaved sheep skins. Silver medal. 



V. W. Helms, New- York, for the second best shaved sheep skins. 

 Diploma. 



Halsey & Tucker, Newark, N. J., for the best finished calf skins. 

 Silver medal. 



A. H. Brahe, 27 Ferry-street, for the second best calf skins. Di- 

 ploma. 



J. &. R. Ward, Newark, N. J., for the best Japanned leather. 

 (Variety and quality, as a whole, superior to any thing the judges 

 ever witnessed.) Gold medal. . 



John Chadwick, 34 Front-street, Newark, N. J., for patent leather, 

 oiled silk, glazed silk and glazed muslin. Diploma. 



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