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Stickney & Price, 130 Fulton-street, for a large assortment of 

 labels for druggist';, perfumers, etc. Diploma. 



James Sliaw, Providence, Rhode Island, for a patent portfolio. 

 Diploma. 



A. G. Fay, Concord, Mass., H. Jeroliman & Co., agents, 134 

 William-street, for the best lead pencils. Silver medal. 



William Monroe, for excellent lead pencils. Diploma. 

 John H. Tobitt, 9 Spruce-street, for combination type to facili- 

 tate type setting. Silver medal. 



STOVES, GRATES, AND RANGES. 



Cooking Stoves and Ranges. 



Jordan L. Mott, 264 Water-street, for the best cooking stove. 

 (Gold medal having been before awarded.) Diploma. 



William Abendroth & Brothers, 117 Eeekman-street, for an 

 excellent cooking stove. Silver medal. 



R. B. Thompson, Brooklyn, for the best cooking stove, with 

 water center. Silver medal. 



J. R. and E. N. Hyde,24G Greenwich-street, for the best cook- 

 ing stove, with hot air furnace for heating adjoining rooms. 

 Silver medal. 



D. Bosworth, 56 Cliff-street, for an excellent cooking stove, 

 with hot air furnace for heating adjoining rooms. Diploma. 



B. P. Learned & Thatcher, Albany, New-York, for the best 

 parlor cocking stove. Silver medal. 



William Abendroth & Brothers, 117 Eeekman-street, for an 

 excellent parlor cooking stove. Diploma. 



Jordan L. Mott, 261 Water-street, for the best kitchen range. 

 Gold medal. 



Philip Rolhaus, New-York, for an excellent kitchen range. 

 Silver medal. 



William Cobb, 211 Water-street, for a hot air furnace and 

 range. Gold medal. 



Alexander Marshall & Son, 407 and 409 Cherry-street, for 

 beautiful specimens of enamelled ware. (Gold medal having 

 been before awarded.) Diploma. 



Thatcher and Hutchins, Troy, New- York, for a hot blast cook 

 stove, flat heater and furnace combined. Diploma. 



William Abendroth and Brothers, 117 Bcckman-strcct, for 

 parlor cooking stoves. Diploma. 



