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John Fenn, 45 Ann-street, for ivory tablets and fine combs. 

 Diploma. 



CX>OPEHs' WORK. 



L. A. Humiston, Cheshire, Conn., for kegs and firkins. Dip. 

 James H. Costar, 67 Franklin-street, for cedar pail. Diploma. 

 E. Hopkins, 1 53 Third-street, for a neat butter keg. Diploma. 



Minor^s Work. 

 Thomas Murray, 32 Old Slip, for the best barrel. $5 and a 

 certificate. 



A. C. Coquillett, 130 Broad-street, for an excellent barrel.- $3 

 and a certificate. 



John Van Cott, 214^ Broome-street, for a keg considered cred- 

 itable for his skill and ingenuity. |3 and a certificate. 

 Edward C. Hagerty. 130 Broad-street, for a keg. Diploma. 



COTTON. 



J. V. Jones, Alabama, Ga., for a bale of superior silk cotton. Dip. 



COTTON GOODS. 



B. S. Walcott, New-York Mills, Charles Carville, agent, 17 

 Broad-street, for the best bleached shirtings. Gold medal. 



Wamsutta Mills, New Bedford, Mass., Willard & Wood, agents, 

 40 and 42 Broad-street, for bleached cotton goods. Silver medal. 



Pocasset Co., Fall Eiver, Mass.j McCurdy, Aldrich & Spencer, 

 agents, 30 Broad-street, for the best heavy sheetings. Diploma. 



Williamsville Manufacturing Co.,R. I.,Nesmith & Co., agents, 

 for the best brown shirtings. Silver medal. 



Lonsdale & Co., Providence, K. I., Lawrence, Trimble & Co., 

 agents, 35 Broad-street, for the best twilled silesias and black 

 umbrella cloth. Silver medal. 



Hope Co., Providence, R. I., Lawrence, Trimble & Co., agents, 

 35 Broad-street, for the best plain silesias. Silver medal. 



Glasgow Manufacturing Co., South Hadley Falls, Mass., At- 

 wat«r, Knapp & Woodruff, agents, 43 and 45 Broad-street, for the 

 best ginghams and galla plaid lindseys. Silver medal. 



J. D. McEwing, 157 West 15th-street, for buckrams, crown 

 lindseys and book muslins. Diploma. 



A. W. Sprague, Providence, R. I., Hoyt & Tillinghast, agents, 

 11 Broadway, for the best madder prints. Gold medal. 



