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LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS. 



Allcock & Allen, 341 Eroadway, for the best lamps, chande- 

 liers and girandoles. Gold medal. 



Archer & Warner, Philadelphia, for excellent lamps, chande- 

 liers, and girandoles. Silver medal. 



Archer & Warner, Philadelphia, for design and workmanship 

 of chandelier. Gold medal. 



C. Molineux, 132 William-street, for Brittannia metal lamps. 

 Diploma. 



Endicott & Sumner, 106 Elm-street, for Brittannia lamps. Di- 

 ploma, 



LEATHER. 



W. G. Broadwell, Newark, N. J., for superior sheep and lamb 

 skins. Silver medal. 



James Cauthers, 266 Second-street, for superior American 

 bark tanned sheep skins. Diploma. 



J. F. Walker, Philadelphia, Pa., for piano leather. Diploma, 



Adam Smith & Son, 50 Ferry-street, for turkey colored moroc- 

 -co, for bookbinders, of superior workmanship. Silver medal. 



J. K. Gamble & Brother, Phila., for superior morocco. Silver 

 medal. 



John H. Bowie & Co., 30 Ferry-street, for best leather hose and 

 fire buckets. (Gold medal having been before awarded.) Dip. 



Minors^ Work. 



James Britton, 266 Second-street, for black harness leather. 

 $10 and a certificate. 



BANK LOCKS. 



Lewis Jennings, 45 Gold-str«et, for the best bank lock. Gold 

 medaL 



Lewis Lillie, Troy, N. Y., for an excellent bank lock. Silver 

 medal. 



T. P. Murphy, 47 Ann-street, for the best workmanship on 

 bank lock. Silver medal. 



LOCKS, DOOR SPRINGS AND HINGES- 



Lewis Jennings, 45 Gold-street, for out-side door locks, store 

 door locks, night latches, and pad and trunk locks. Gold medal. 



N. E. Butt Co., Providence, R. I., N. P. Pettibone agent, 19 

 Platt-streetj for the best cast butt hinges. Silver medal. 



