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S, T. Ball & Co., Boston, Mass., Henry Butler, agent, 93 Wall- 

 street, for the best candles. Diploma. 



Veeder & Whittlesey, 88 Front-street, for the second best candles. 

 Diploma. 



Mrs. J. E. Barrows, 32 Columbia street, for the best paste black- 

 ing. Diploma. 



Leland & Beach, 159 Front-street, for the best lard oil. Diploma. 



O. M. Ballard, 46 Courtlandt-street, for the best hair dye. Di- 

 ploma. 



James Crumble, 263 Broadway, for the best cologne water. Di- 

 ploma. 



Pierson & Robertson Newark, N. J., for the best varnish. Di- 

 ploma. 



Martin Kalbfleisch, Green Point, L. I., for the best specimens of 

 chemical preparations. Silver medal. 



Samuel Witherell, cor. Front and Fletcher-streets, for the second 

 best specimens of chemical preparations. Diploma. 



William Blake, 3 Broad-street, for the best fire proof paint. (Sil- 

 ver medal having been before awarded.) Diploma. 



Alexander Denniston, 205 Fulton-street, for the best furniture 

 polish. Diploma. 



F. Ramppen, Brooklyn, L. I., for the best starch. Diploma. 



Charles Partridge, 3 Cortlandt-street, for the best friction matches, 

 &c. (Silver medal having been before awarded.) Diploma. 



Walker & Co., 61 Elizabeth-street, for the best mustard. Diploma. 



H. L. Kendall & Co., Providence, R. I., Steel & Co., agents, 305 

 Pearl-street, for the best washing soap. Silver medal. 



Job W. Greene, 11^ Broadway, for washing soap. Diploma. 



John L. Salisbury, 63 Liberty-street for chemical soap, for remov- 

 ing oil, &c., from silk and woollen. 



William Ross, John Roach, agent, 79 Nassau-street, for a prepara- 

 tion for cleansing daguerreotype plates. Diploma. 



Quarterman & Sons, 114 John-street, for a variety of American 

 paints, polish for stoves, gold size, and an improved dryer to mix 

 with paints. Silver medal. 



J. Cumberland & Brother, Elizabethport, N. J., for metallic oil for 

 machinery. Diploma 



