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Araos Abbott, Manchester, N. II., for a horometer. Diploma. 



C. C. Harrison, 293 Broadway, for daguerreotype cameras. Dip. 



A. Derne, 376 Pearl-street, for opera glasses. Diploma. 



A. D. Olmstead, 367 Eroadway, for an improved Voltaic 

 arrangement of the galvanic battery for medical purposes. Silver 

 medal. 



W. H. Van DerVeer, Geneva, N. Y., for an improved log rule. 

 Silver medal. 



W. H. Van DerVeer, Geneva, N. Y., for arithmetical tables. 

 Diploma. 



Minors^ Work. 



A. Francis, 23 Murray-street, for the best drawing instruments. 

 $5 and a certificate. 



John J. Purdy, 120 Water-street, for a ship's compass, $3 and 

 a certificate. 



METALS. 



Glenden Rolling Mill Co., E. Boston, Mass., Henry Brevort, 

 agent, for the best specimen of iron. Gold medal. 



National Paint & Metal Co., 0. Mc Daniel, agent, 51 Liberty- 

 street, for specimens of Franklinite iron. Silver medal. 



James Renton, Newark, N. J., for specimens of iron. Diploma. 



Sussex Zinc and Copper Mining and Manufacturing Co., New- 

 ark, N. J., A. C. Farington, agent, 51 Liberty-street, for pure 

 zinc and zinc ore. Gold medal. 



NEEDLE WORK, EMBROIDERY, AND FANCY ARTICLES. 



Mrs. Mary Cleveland, 603 Broadway, for the best shirts. Sil- 

 ver medal. 



Mrs. Van Houten, 82 Nassau-street, for excellent shirts. Dip. 



Mrs. E. Haight, 200 Grand-street, for excellent shirts. Dip. 



Brodie k Bell, 61 Canal-street, for the best ladies' sacks and 

 mantilla embroidery. Silver medal. 



Beekman & Cutter, 66 Canal-street, for excellent ladies' sacks. 

 Diploma. 



Mrs. W. Simmons, 564 Broadway, for the best case of bonnets. 

 Silver medal. 



Mrs. William Railings, 191 Spring-street, for excellent bonnets. 

 Diploma. 



