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John J. Brown, 103 Fulton-street, for artificial baits made of gutta 

 percha. Diploma. 



T. Finnagan, 26 Madison-street, for a great variety of flies for fish- 

 ing. Diploma. 



FLAX, HEMP AND ITS MANUFACTURES. 



Henry H. Stevens, Webster, Mass., for a piece of bleached linen 

 sheeting wove by power loom. (Tallmadge premium.) Gold medal. 



American Hemp Company, Springfield, Illinois, for superior water 

 rotted hemp. Gold medal. 



Henry Alexander, Mason & Co., Kentucky, MacGregor & Norris, 

 agents, 10 Broadway, for beautiful specimens of fine and coarse dew 

 rotted hemp, (iold medal. 



GLASS, CHINA AND EARTHENWARE. 



Brooklyn Flint Glass Company, 30 South William-street, for the 

 best specimens of flint colored, plain and cut glass. Gold medal. 



Berger & Walter, 39 Maiden-Lane, for second best specimens of 

 flint colored, plain and cut glass. Silver medal. 



Geo. W. Benson, Troy, N. Y., for the best specimen of Rocking- 

 ham ware. Silver medal. 



A. E. Smith & Sons, Norwalk, Conn., for specimens of Rocking- 

 ham ware Diplom 



J. M. Pruden, Elizabethtown, N. J., for specimens of Rockingham 

 ware. Diploma. 



Woram & Haughwout, 561 and 563 Broadway, for specimens of 

 painting on china. Silver medal. 



G. W. Wheaton, 30 South William-street, for enamelled glass jars. 

 Diploma. 



J. D. Myers, 82 Pearl-street, for air tight preserve jars. Diploma. 



WINDOW GLASS. 



Bedford Glass Co., Bedford, Clinton county, N. Y., Morgan, Walter 

 & Smith, agents, 48 ClifF-slreet. for specimens of Bedford crown glass. 

 (Silver medal having been before awarded.) Diploma. 



GOLD PENS. 



Spencer, Rendell & Dixon, 170 Broadway, for the best gold pens. 

 Silver medal. 



