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Thomas Riley, 71 Bowery, for inlaid boxes, diploma. M Fischer, 

 39 Avenue D, for inlaid boxes, diploma. Alfred Speer, Aqua- 

 knock, N J, for the best secretary and writing desk, diploma. Jas 

 H Cook, 36 Broadway, for the second best writing desk, diploma. 

 J H Fraser, 144. Chambers street, for beautiful show cases, silver 

 medal. G Van Zile & Co., 29 Bethune street, for the best newel 

 posts, silver medal. Christophe Volkert, 93 Elm street, for the 

 best inlaid wood work, silver medal. Peter Q Smith, 343 Atlan- 

 tic street, Brooklyn, L I, for a mahogany secretary, diploma. J & 



5 C Crombie, Nashua, N H, N P Kimball, agent, 74 Beekman st, 

 for a front door and sashes, a silver medal having been before 

 awarded, diploma. 



Minor^s work. 

 CAS Holder, 188 Spring-street, for a superior piano-forte case, 

 Webster's Dictionary. 



CAKES AND CONFECTIONARY. 



Judges — James R Smith, Wm Hall, John W Chambers. 



Benjamin Wilt, 324 Grand-street, for the best plum cake, silver 

 medal. Robert Anderson, 250 Fulton-street, Brooklyn, L I, for 

 the best ornamented cake, diploma. H. Tateoesyan, Williams- 

 burgh, L I, for superior fig paste, diploma. 



CARPETS. 



Judges — Josiah P. Knapp, George W Betts. 



A Glominski, of the Troy Carpet Mills, X Y, George Hastings 



6 Co, agents, 5 South William-street, for the best designs for car- 

 pets, gold medal. 



CARRIAGES, SLEIGHS, AND AXLES. 



Judges — John R Lawrence, Isaac Ford, Laurens Reeve. 



Isaiah C Wolf, Newark, N J, for the best top wagon, gold medal, 

 John C Ham, 360 Broadway, for the second best light top wagon, 

 silver medal. Smith k Sons, East Brooklyn, L I, for the best 

 wagon without top, gold medal. L N Hermance & Co, Kingston, 

 N Y, for the best sleigh, silver medal. Alfred E Smith, for the 

 best steel converted patent axles, silver medal. Matthias Sou- 

 verel. Orange, N J, for a carriage shaft safety bolt, silver medal. 



