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James H. Bell, 149 Maiden Lane, for the second best assort- 

 ment of zinc paints. Silver medal. 



H. W. Wortliington, Philadelphia, Pa., for the best prussiate 

 of potash. Silver medal. 



Mirrielees & Brothers, Cincinnati, Ohio, Schiefifelin & Fowler, 

 agents, 142 Front-street, for the second best prussiate of potash. 

 Diploma. 



Leopold Kuh & Kreisher, 95 Cedar-street, for a good display of 

 acids and chemicals. Silver medal. 



Jackson & Domeneck, 2 Fletcher-street, for a choice assort- 

 ment of chemical preparations. Silver medal. 



Edward L. Youmans, 49 Cliff-street, for a well arranged chart 

 of chemistry. Silver medal. 



, Hummel, Bohler & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., Hall, Ruckell & Co., 

 agents, 220 Greenwich-street, for essence of coffee. Silver medal. 



H. S. Farley, 133 Mercer-street, for very fine and beautiful 

 specimens of Scagliola marble. Gold medal. 



American Soap Company, 87 Nassau-street, for a good quality 

 of soft soap, called Fames Cream Soap Composition. Diploma. 



Gail Borden, jr., 84 WilKam street, for specimen of a new and 

 highly valuable article of food called the meat biscuit, and for 

 very fine and pure beef lard, being a fine substitute for ordinary 

 lard. Gold medal. 



B. T. Babbitt,'70 Washington-street, for a good quality of yeast 

 powder. Diploma. 



H. L. Kendall & Co., Providence, Rhode Island, R. H. Greene 

 and Sons, agents, 94 Wall-street, for the best improved olive soap 

 for family use . Silver medal . 



William McCord & Co., 141 Sullivan-street, for the second best 

 family washing soap. Diploma. 



J. S. Fraser & Co., Boston, James Pyle, agent, 159 West-street^ 

 for a good and economical article, " the Chinese Lustral Washing 

 Fluid." Diploma. 



Thomas Husband, Philadelphia, Pa., for the best calcined mag- 

 nesia, a silver medal having been before awarded, a Diploma. 



Charles Ellis & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., for the second best cal- 

 cined magnesia. Diploma. 



