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silver ware. 

 Albert Coles, 6 Little Green-street, for silver knives and forks. 

 (Silver medal having been previously awarded.) Diploma. 



SILVER PLATING. 



George W. Jackson, Brooklyn, L. I., for the best silver plating. 

 Silver medal. 



Robert Roberts, 562 Broadway, for the second best silver plating. 

 Diploma. 



SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. 



J. W. Powell, 261 Broadway, for an ingenious and useful eye 

 fountain. Diploma. 



B. F. Palmer, Meredith, N. H., for an artificial leg. Gold medal. 



Frederick Skiff, H. B Babcock, agent, 289 Broadway, for an air- 

 tight coffin. Diploma. 



Alexander C. Stuart, 56 Harrison-street, for silver surgical instru- 

 ments, neatly made. Diploma. 



George W. Tuttle, 216 Broadway, for patent baby jumpers, use- 

 ful for giving healthy exercise to children. Diploma. 



W. W. Riley, Columbus, Ohio, for a forcep for extracting teeth. 

 Diploma. 



TURNING. 



John H. Mead, 41 Hester-street, for the best wood and oval frame 

 turning. Diploma. 



Mark H. Middleton, Nineteenth-street, for a specimen of fancy 

 turning. Diploma. 



E. Harrison, 147 West Sixteenth-street, for turned tassel moulds. 

 Diploma. 



Slocum & Dwire, 17 Canal-street, for a splendid newell post. 

 Diploma. 



WIGS AND TOUPIES. 



William A. Batchelor, 2 Wall-street, for wigs and toupies of ex- 

 cellent finish. Silver medal. 



Miss Ellen Leary, 461 Greenwich-street, for a hair parting for 

 ladies. Silver medal. 



WOOL. ' 



Daniel Rogers, Hoosick, N. Y., for the best fleece of wool. Gold 

 medal. 



E. L. Robards, Ferresburg, Vt., for a fleece of excellent quality of 

 wool, with profitable weight. Silver medal. 



N. Kellogg, Winsted, Conn., for a fleece of fine soft wool, strong 

 and elastic. Silver medal. 



