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Benjarain Flanders, Baltimore, Md., for the second best speci- 

 men cotton duck. Diploma. 



H. H. Stevens, Webster, Mass., Dale & Wright, agents, 44 Broad 

 street, best linen diaper and crash. Gold medal having been 

 before awnrded. Diploma. •» 



D. Gavin Scott, Paterson, N. J., excellent specimens linen and 

 cotton diaper. Silver medal. 



Mrs. H. Weir, Pittstown, N. Y., for excellent specimens plain 

 twilled and diaper brown linens. Silver medal. 



John H. Bacon, Winchester, Mass., W. & J. Morrison, 9 Maiden 

 Lane, for best lamb's wool and cotton wadding. Diploma. 



CUTLERY- 



Judges— A. W. Spies, Thomas C. Van Holsen, Francis Many. 



Waterville Manufacturing Co., Waterbury, Conn., F. C. Whee- 

 ler, agent, 7 Gold street, for best pen and pocket knives. Gold 

 medal. 



Lamson, Goodnow & Co., Shelburne Falls, Mass., and 7 Gold 

 street, for best table knives and forks, butcher's and other knives. 

 Gold medal. 



Pratt, Ropes, Webb & Co., Meriden, Conn., A. R. Moea & Co., 

 90 John street, for second best table cutlery. Silver medal. 



R. Heinisch, Nassau sti-e«t, cor. Fnlton, for fhe best tailor's 

 shears. A Gold medal having before been awarded. Diploma. 



Leonard & Wendt, 29 GoW street, for the second best tailor's- 

 shears. Silver Medal. 



DAGUERREOTYPES. 



Judges— Napoleon Sarony, Geo. H. Kite,?. D' Avignon. 



M. A. & S. Root, 363 Broadway, for the best daguerreotypes. ' 

 Gold medal. 



J. Gurney, 159 Broadway, for the second best daguerreotypes. 

 Silver medal. 



J. H. Whitehouse,349 Broadway, for the third best daguerreo- 

 types. Diploma. 



J. D. W. Brinckerhoff, 383 Broadway, for still-life daguerreo- 

 type viewf! Silver medal. 



