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Mmors? Work, 



H. Miller, 104 3d Avenue, for the best inlaid work table. Certi- 

 ficate and $5. 



CAKES AND CONFECTIONAKY . 



Benjamin Wilt, 384 Grand-street, for the best plum cake. Di- 

 ploma. 



J. A. Currier, 191 Greenwich-street, for the second best plum cake. 

 Diploma 



H. Tateosyan, 57 2d-street, for very superior fig paste. Diploma. 



Bernard Myers, 83 Hammond-street, for excellent tea biscuit. Di- 

 ploma. 



Erastus Titus, 283 Washington-street, for the best assortment of 

 soda, wine, and other biscuit. Diploma. 



Charles J. Harris, Houston, cor. Mercer-street, for a good article 

 of unfermented bread. Diploma. 



CARPETING AND OIL CLOTH. 



A. & E. S. Higgins, 62 Broad-street, fc* the best specimens of 

 velvet tapestry carpeting. Gold medal. 



Peterson & Humphreys, 432 Pearl-street, for Axminster carpeting. 

 Silver medal. 



G. L. Humphrey, 432 Pearl-street, for a rich chenille rog. TA- 

 ploma. 



Henry Pettes & Co., Boston, Mass., for Brussels tapestry carpeting. 

 Silver medal. 



Isaac Clark, 154 Water-street, for a bronze oil cloth piano cover. 

 Diploma. 



William Lewis, 452 Pearl-street, for oil cloth table covers. Di- 

 ploma. 



D. Harris, Jr.. Albany, N. Y., for a bronze velvet window shade. 

 Diploma. 



Young & Jayne, 460 Pearl-street, for 3 ply ingrain carpetmg. 

 Diploma. 



CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS. 



Hedenberg & Littell, Newark, N. J., for the best buggy wagon. 

 Silver medal. 



