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best display of fire- works, $50. Isaac Edge, Sen, Jersey City, K 

 J, for the third best display of fire -works, $25. 



FISHING TACKLE. 



Judges — George W Usher, John G Bolen. 



J Si J C Coni'oy, 52 Fulton-street, for the best rods and reel's^ 

 silver medal. J B Crook & Co, 50 Fulton-street, for the second 

 best rods and reels, diploma. Job Johnson, East Brooklyn, L I^ 

 for the best fish-hooks, silver medal. John Jones, 80 Hester- 

 street, for the best fishing net, diploma. 



GLASS, CHINA AND EARTHENWARE. 



Judges — Henry W Haydock, James Neeves, Davis Collamore. 



William Oppitz, 136 Nassau-street, for the best engraved glass,. 

 (a gold medal having been before awarded,) diploma. Brooklyn 

 Flint Glass Co, 30 South William-street, for the best flint, cut, 

 colored and fancy glass, gold medal. Haughwout & Dailey, 563^ 

 Broadway, for the best painting and gilding on china, gold medal. 

 Gottsclialk Grelling, 563 Broadway, for the artistic skill displayed 

 on the porcelain vase " nymph at the waterfall," gold medal. 

 Charles Cartlidge & Co, Green Point, L I, for American porcelain, 

 gold medal. P Yearsley, Philadelphia, Pa. J M McCullough. 

 agent, 108 Broad-street, for glass shades and sheet glass, diploma,. 

 Woodward, Blakelys & Co, for the best Rockingham ware, (a gold 

 medal having been before awarded,) diploma. W Harrison 

 Brothers, East Liverpool, Ohio, G Harrison, agent, Jersey City, for 

 the second best Rockingham ware, silver medal. 



Minor^s Works. 



Frederick Hoffe, 130 Nassau street, for engraving on glass, 

 Webster's Dictionary. Philip Smith, 01 Frankfort-street, ibr a 

 good specimen of stained and cut glass, Webster's Dictionary. 



glaziers' diamonds. 



Judges — S. N. Dodge, D. Jacobus. 



E. Karelson, 69 Nassau-street, for glaziers' diamonds and bril- 

 liants for engravers, silver medal. 



