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Thomas Monroe & Co., 59 and 61 Liberty street, New- York, for 

 the best printed cotton flannels. Diploma. 



Wm. Smith & Co., Frankfort, Peun., for superior coating checks. 

 Silver medal. 



R. Garsed & Brother, Frankfort, Penn., for heavy blue denims. 

 Silver medcil. 



Willimantic Linen Co., George S. Moulton, agent, 343 Broad- 

 way, New-York, for superior cotton spool thread. Silver medal. 



Bunnell Manufacturing Co., Pawtucket, Mass., Hall, Dana & 

 Co., agents, 73 Broadway, New-York, for superior printed lawns, 

 " beautiful designs and well executed." (A gold medal having 

 been before awarded.) Diploma. 



Wm. Bates & Co., Batesville, S. C, Wood & Merritt, agents, 24 

 Vesey street, New-York, for superior cotton yarn. Diploma. 



Arkwright Mills, Arkwright, R. I., for bleached and unbleached 

 sheetings. Diploma. 



Cutlery^ Edge Tools and Hardware. 



Judges — George H. Swords, A. W. Spies, Francis Many. 



Metropolitan Knife and Plate Works, E. V. Haughwout & Co., 

 488, 490 and 492 Broadway. New- York, for superior specimens 

 of cutlery, excellent quality and elegant finish, A. Ibbotson, manu- 

 facturer. Large gold' medal. 



A. Ibbotson, Brooklyn, L. L, for an improvement in mounting 

 table knives. Bronze medal. 



John Rowe, 269 Pearl street. New- York, for superior tailors' 

 shears and scissors. (A silver medal having been before awarded.) 

 Diploma. 



Bartlett & Co., Sterling, Mass., J. W. Bartlett, agent, 66 Nassau 

 street, New-York, for specimens of needles. Silver medal. 



Booth & Mills, Philadelphia, Penn., W. M. Seymour & Co., 

 agents, 4 Chatham square, New-York, fur superior joiners' tools, 

 braces, screw-drivers, &c. Bronze medal. 



E. & J. D. Kingsland & Co., Keeseville, N. Y., for superior 

 tools. Bronze medal. 



J. Davenport & Co., 10 Piatt street, New- York, for superior 

 augers and bits. Bronze medal. 



