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Minor^s work. 



W. 0. Jube, 145 Chrystie street, for a fine specimen of business 

 penmanship. $5 and a certificate. 



PERFUMERY. 



Judges — James R. Chilton, John H. Currie. 



XavierBazin, Philadelphia, Pa., for the best assortment of per- 

 fumery, extracts, fancy soaps and shaving cream. Silver medal. 



Thomas Worsly & Co , Philadelphia, Pa., for the second best 

 assortment of perfumery. Diploma. 



Charles T. Hedenberg, 19 Dey street, an excellent quantity of 

 Cologne water. Diploma. 



William Walker, 156 Cherry street, for hair oils, &c , well per- 

 fumed and tasteiully put up. Silver medal. 



Eugene Dupuy, 609 Broadway, for a good specimen of per- 

 fumery. Diploma. . . 



PIANO FORTES AND ORGANS. 



Judges — Wm. Dressier, Otto F. Jacobson, Luther B. Wyman. 



James H. Grovestein, ]22 Grand street, for the best piano forte. 

 Gold medal. 



T. Gilbert & Co., Boston, Mass., for second best piano forte, 

 with ^olJan attachment. Silver medal. 



Wm. T. Reed, 4-1 VVes't Fourteenth street, for a seven octave 

 piano forte. Diploma. 



Chas. J. Holder, ISS Spring street, for piano forte. Diploma. 



James Pirsson, 87 Leonard street, for a double grand piano 

 forte. Gold medal. 



M. 0. Nichols, Boston, Mass., for a seraphine. Silver medal. 



Milton M. Morse, Worcester, Mass., for an improved sera- 

 phine. Diploma. 



SADDLERY, HARNESS AND WHIPS. 



Judges — John B. Bull, P. Trainor, Robert R. Story. 



Van Blarcom& Dixon, Paterson, N. J., for the best set of single 

 harness. Silver medal. * 



Walter & Johnson, Haverstraw, N. Y., for the second best set 

 of single harnes. Diploma. 



