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Trinity Church Organ, 



Henry Erben, 166, Centre-street, for the organ in Trinity Church, 

 for its superior tone and workmanship, being the largest and most 

 perfect specimen of work exhibited in this country. Gold medal. 



Pins and! JVeedles. 



Slocum, Jillson & Co., Poughkeepsie, N. Y., for the best pin . 

 (Gold medal having been before awarded.) Diploma. 



Howe Manufacturing Co , Edward Cook, agent, No. 17 Nassau- 

 street, for a superior quality of pins. (Gold medal having been before 

 awarded.) Diploma. 



Knickerbocker Manufacturing Co., Brooklyn, W. C. Langley & 

 Co., agents, 25 Broad-street, for an excellent quality of pins. Sil- 

 ver medal. 



Henry Essex & Co., Newcastle, Westchester Co., N. Y., L. & V. 

 Kirby, agents, 47 Cedar-street, for specimens of needles. (Gold me- 

 dal having been before awarded.) Diploma. 



Preparations of JYatural History. 



J. G. Bell, 289 Broadway, for the best stuffed birds — very fine. 

 Silver medal. 



Julian Hooper, Brooklyn, L. I., for the best prepared insects. 

 Diploma. 



A. Eagle, 24 Bowery, for fine specimens of Connecticut copper 

 ore. Diploma. 



E. H. Warner, 2 Wall-street, for a fine collection of Lake Supe- 

 rior silver and copper ore. Diploma. 



Somerville Mining Co., N. J., for good specimens of copper ore. 

 Diploma. 



Regatta. 



Boat's crew of " Monterey," for the best rowing in a 25 feet boat. 

 (Monterey against Metamoras.) Silver medal. 



Boat's crew of the " Rough and Ready," for good rowing in a 

 thirty feet boat. (Rough and Ready.) Silver medal. 



Boat's crew of the " General Taylor," for good rowing in a 30 

 feet boat. (General. Taylor.) Diploma. 



William Wood and William Hiler, for good rowing in skull boat 

 Whitehall, time 37 minutes from Castle Garden round Bedlow's Is- 

 land and back. Silver medal. 



Boat's crew of the " George Washington," for the best rowing 



