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Giles & Son, Providence, R. I., G. R. Sprague & Co., agents, 68 

 Broad-street, for worsted yarn. Diploma. 



John Morrow, Paterson, N. J., for paper-makers' endless felt, 

 (Silver medal having been before awarded.) Diploma. 



MISCELLANEOUS. 



George H. Penfield, 19 Nassau-street, for an improved method of 

 lightering vessels over bars. Diploma . 



D. Lockwood, 642 Broadway, for a clothes-drying reel. Diploma. 



Pacific Rock Salt Co., B. Ransom & Co., agents, 100 Wall-street, 

 for superior specimens of salt. Diploma. 



A. McDonough, Philadelphia, Penn., for an invalid chair. ^Silver 

 medal. 



Geo. Clayton, 232 6th Avenue, for a bedstead and portable divan. 

 Diploma. 



P. Proeschel, 108 Greene-street, for three cushions. Diploma. 



Wm. Stoutenburgh, 114 John-street, for brass and iron wire show 

 cloak, cape and cap stands. Diploma. 



Josiah Dunham, Boston, Mass., for cotton sash cord. Diploma. 



W. H.Kemp, 95 Canal-street, for superior gold leaf. Silver medal. 



H. W. Chamberlin, Pittsfield, Mass., for an improved draughting 

 board. Diploma. , 



Henry J. Kip, Newark, N. J., for the best horse shoes. Diploma. 



S. N. Blake, Hudson, N. Y., for the second best sample of horse 

 shoes. Diploma, 



T. Smith & Co., 77 Fulton-street, for water coolers. Diploma. 



John Jones, Bristol, Conn., for mops and mop irons. ^Diploma. 



F. G Richardson, 107 John-street, for wire cloth. Diploma. 



J. C. Derby, 61 Gold-street, for a painter's jack. Diploma. 



James D. Mowrey, Norwich, Conn., for a self-acting mirror. Di- 

 ploma. 



W. E. Rose, 37 Reade-street, for beautiful specimens of gold and 

 silver mounted canes. Silver medal. 



Charles Stearn, Brooklyn, L. I., for a dentist's press. Diploma. 



O. Schroder & Co., 26 John-street, for a child's theatre. Diploma, 



Table & Selchow, 47 Eldridge-street, for hat boxes. Diploma. 



John A. Ethridge, 166 Reade-street, for milk cans. Diploma. 



J. Gray, 157 Grand-street, for artificial eyes. Diploma. 



