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PERFUMERY. 



Xavier Basin, Philadelphia, Pa., for the best perfumery with 

 choice soaps. Silver medal. 



H. P. & W. C. Taylor, Philadelphia, Pa., for the best transpa- 

 rent soap and oleophane. Silver medal. 



William Johnson, 55 Frankfort-street, for the second best 

 transparent soap. Diploma. 



W. Hull's Son, 108 Cliff-street, for the best general assortment- 

 of fancy and other soaps. Silver medal. 



Lewis Michel, 108 Orange-street, Brooklyn, for perfumery. Dip, 



W. Walker, 156 Cherry-street, for perfumery. Diploma. 



Samuel Campbell, 127 Allen-street, for cologne water. Dip. 



PIANO FORTES. 



D. Benson & Co., Buffalo, N. Y., for the best piano forte. Silver 

 medal. 



J. H. Grovestein, 122 Grand-street, for a good piano forte. 

 Silver medal. 



T. Gilbert & Son, Boston, Waters & Berry, agents, 447 Broad- 

 way, for a piano forte with an seolian attachment. Diploma. 



Hugh Cottier, 1 62 Atlantic-street, Brooklyn, for the best diatonic 

 and piccali flute. Silver medal. 



C. G. Christman, 404 Pearl-street, for the workmanship on 

 a diatonic flute. Diploma. 



C. G. Christman, 404 Pearl-street, for fine brass instruments, 

 claronet and hoeboy. Silver medal. 



J. Jacobs, 100 Chatham-street, for the best banjo. Diploma. 



G. Kilbourne, Albany, N. Y., for the best tamborine. Diploma. 



G. Kilbourne, Albany, N. Y., for superior drums. Diploma. 



W. H. Davis & Co., 67 McDougal-street, for an organ with 6 

 stops. Diploma. 



Joseph Rogers, jr., for transparent drum heads. Diploma. 



PLATING. 



N. G. Dubois, 16 Concord-street, Brooklyn, for the best house 

 plating. Silver medal. 



Coombs & Anderson, 85 Mercer-street, for the best engine 

 plating. Silver medal. 



