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Curtwriglit Manufacturing Company, Greenbor^', Geo., Lord, 

 Warren, Salter & Co., agents, 41 Broad-street, for the best cottoii 

 yarn. (Silver Medal having been before awarded.) Diploma. 



Little River Manufacturing Co , Fayetteville, N. C, Lord, Warren, 

 Salter & Co., agents, 41 Broad-street, for the second best cotton 

 yarn. Diploma. 



F. W. Green, Brooklyn, L. L, for good specimens of Seine twine. 

 Diploma. 



DENTISTRY, 



Joshua Buskey, 27 Murray-street, for porcelain teeth. Silver Medal. 



DIES, CHASING, &C. 



William M. Tompson, 169 William-street, for brass ornamental 

 stamps for book binders. (Silver medal having been before award- 

 ed ) Diploma. 



A. C. Morin, Philadelphia, Penn., for embossing dies. Diploma. 



Jonathan Smith, 89 Reade-street, for good specimens of chased 

 ornaments for harness work. Diploma. 



Francis N. Mitchell, Boston, Mass., for the blest seal impressions. 

 Silver medal. 



Geo H. Lovett, 5 Dey-street, for the second best seal impressions. 

 Diploma. 



DRUGS AND CHEMICALS. 



John Van Deventer, 87 Barclay-street, for the best paste blacking. 

 Diploma. 



George P. Kettell, Charlestown Mass., for the best assortment of 

 chemical medicinal preparations. Diploma. 



Jeffreys and Hoyt, 146 Troy-street, for samples of chemical prep- 

 arations and beautiful refined sulphur. Diploma. 



William Colgate & Co , 6 Dutch-street, for the best pearl starch. 

 Silver medal. 



J. F. Duff, 150 Rivington-street, for the second best pearl starch. 

 Diploma. 



Joseph E. Hover, Philadelphia, Pa., George F. Nesbit, agent, 

 corner Wall and Water streets, for the best black writing ink. Sil- 

 ver medal. 



Davids & Black, 112 John-street, for the second best black wri- 

 ting ink. Diploma. 



Tilden & Co., New Lebanon, N. Y., for the best blue ink. Di- 

 ploma. 



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