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carpeting and oil ctoths. 



Palmer & Co., Newark, N. J., for the best specimen of tapestry 

 carpeting. Gold medal. 



Thompsonville Manufacturing Company, Thompsonville Conn., 

 for superior Axminster carpeting. Silver medal. 



Mrs. McKay, (seventy years of age,) Providence, R. I., for a che- 

 nelle rug. Diploma. 



Albro Hoyt & Co., Elizabethtown, N. J., for superior specimens 

 of floor oil cloth. Silver medal. 



James W. Woodruff, for specimens of oil cloth for table covers. 

 Diploma. 



CARRIAGES, SLEIGHS, AND AXLES. 



Lawrence Brower, Sixty-fiith street, for the best light wagon. 

 Silver medal. 



G. W. Watson, Philadelphia, Penn., for the second best light 

 wagon. Diploma. 



Jas. Goold & Co., Albany, N. Y. for the best unpainted sleigh. 

 Diploma. 



H. Holliday, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., for an unpainted sleigh. Di- 

 ploma. 



John G. Ostram, Rhinebeck, N. Y., for the best finished sleigh. 

 Diploma. 



J. Swenarton, 225 Greene-street, for a well finished tilbury. Di- 

 ploma. 



John iStephenson, Twenty-seventh-street and Fourth Avenue, for 

 an omnibus of superior workmanship. Gold medal. 



CLOCKS AND WATCHES. 



Forrestville Manufacturing Co., Bristol, Conn, for an equalizing 

 spring clock. Diploma. 



Marine Clock Manufacturing Company, New-Haven, Ct., for a 

 marine time-piece. Diploma. 



D. Eggert & Son, 239 Pearl-street, for well made chronometers. 

 (Medals having been before awarded.) Diploma. 



A. T. Cochrane, 288 Greenwich-street, for a watch movement, 

 new escapement. Silver medal. 



V. Giroud, 281 Broadway, for a chronometer regulator. (Gold 

 medal having been before awarded.) Diploma. 



Ferdinand Kiddle, 88 Fulton-street, for an astronomical clock. 

 Silver Medal. 



