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Manufactured silk. 



Wilmer, Cannell & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., Stone & Co., agents, 

 48 Exchange Place, for the best printed silk handkerchiefs. 

 Silver medal. 



Crabtree & Wilkinson, Staten Island, for the second best print- 

 ed silk handkerchiefs. Diploma. 



R. Rennie, Lodi, N. J., G. Patterson & Co., agents, 40 Broad- 

 street, for printed foulard silk. Silver medal. 



James Millward, 31st-street and 8th Avenue, for excellent silk 

 shawls. Gold medal. 



E. R. Gurley, Mansfield, Conn., for silk twist. Silver medal. 



Cheney Brothers, Manchester, Connecticut, E. H. Arnold, 

 agent, 34 Beaver-street, for excellent sewing silk. Diploma. 



Duncan McFarlane, 28th-street, for 14 pieces of silk ribbon. 

 The Van Schaick premium of $10 and a bronze medal, 

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SILVER WARE. 



Allcock & Allen, 341 Broadway, for superior silver ware. 

 Gold medal. 



T. J. Harris & Co., 177 Broadway, for well formed silver ware. 

 Diploma. 



John W. Greaton, 201 Broadway, for gold and silver extension 

 pen and pencil cases. Silver medal. 



Minors^ Work. 



P. H. Storck, 88 Nassau-street, Brooklyn, for a good specimen 

 of chasing. |5 and a certificate. 



W. H. Wood, 94 Amos-street, for a silver mug. $3 and a cer- 

 tificate. 



STATIONERY, FEINTING, ETC. 



Carson & Brothers, Dalton, Mass., Carson & Howard, agents, 

 281 Pearl-street, for the best writing paper. Silver medal. 



Gill & Co., Nashua, N. H., N. P. Kimbell, agent, 47 Beekman- 

 street, for superior card boards. Diploma. 



Edwin Allen, South Windham, Connecticut, for a new and 

 beautiful article of type to facilitate the education of the blind. 

 Silver medal. 



