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M. A. AndersoDj 63 Clinton-street, for excellent fire screens. 

 Diploma. 



Miss Quirk, 490 Broadway, for a bead bag. Diploma. 



Charles F. Bauer, 74 Fulton-street, for Jenny Lind's castle. 

 Diploma. 



Mrs. B. Ilicky, N. Y.,forexcellent specimens of knitting. Dip. 



T. Lloyd, G3 Beaver-street, for cleaned kid gloves. Diploma. 



Lucy Curtis, Soutlibury, Conn., for silk stockings. Diploma. 



Elizabeth Ann Ferguson, 147 West 21st-street, for p, worked 

 lace veil. Diploma. 



Mrs. Benjamin, Mount Pleasant, Penn., for yarn corded and 

 spun by a lady 105 years old. Diploma. 



Mrs. Jupiter Hesser, 421, 6 th Avenue, for the best knitted 

 quilt. Diploma. 



Mrs. Mary Lyons, 39th street and 4th Avenue, for a very 

 handsome knitted spread. Diploma. 



Miss R. H. Clarke, Albany, N. Y., for tlie best silk embroidered 

 quilt. Diploma. 



Miss Sarah Secor, Amos-street, for an excellent silk quilt. Dip. 



Mrs. Maria M. Root, 98 Nassau-street, for the best imitation 

 Marseilles quilt. Diploma. 



Adelia M. Coxer, Brooklyn, for an excellent Marseilles quilt 

 Diploma. 



Mrs. I-Iead, Leesburgh, Va., for the best patchwork quilt. Dip. 



Miss S. Wilcox, 172 6th -Avenue, for an excellent patchwork 

 quilt. Diploma. 



Edward Ramski, 116 Ist-A venue, for a basket made of cloves. 

 Diploma. 



Louis Loucet, 96 Gold-street, for a bronze flower stand. Dip. 



Caroline Baer, 43 Henry-street, for pearl Howers. Diploma. 



Miss Mary D. Price, 21 6th-Avenue, for a needle case. Dip. 



Miss Elizabeth Cook, 80 Canal-street, for neatly made dress 

 caps. Diploma. 



Mrs. Frances Thornton, 392 8th-street, for samples of laundry 

 work. Diploma. 



Mrs. Willis Patten, N. ¥., for children's knitted hose. Dip. 



Miss H. Hoppell , 583 4t]i-street, for the best crotchet quilt. Dip. 



Mrs. S. B. Mather, 120 Columbia-street, for silk embroidery. 

 Diploma. 



