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Winslow & Moore, Philadelphia, Pa., J. D. Moore, agent, 15 

 Bowery, New-York, for fluid lamps. Diploma. 



Isaac N. Coffin, corner Sixth avenue and Thirty-second street, 

 New-York, for lard or grease lamps. Diploma. 



Hawxhurst & Mott, 69 Fulton street. New- York, for India rub- 

 ber fluid lamps. Diploma. 



Kerosene Oil Company, Austens, agents, 50 Beaver street, New- 

 York, for kerosene oil lamps. Diploma. 



Breckenridge Coal Oil Co., John Thompson, agent, 98 Green- 

 wich street. New- York, for Breckenridge oil lamps. Diploma. 



Wortendyke Brothers, 29 Beekman street, New-York, for choice 

 specimens of braided and plain lamp wicks, &c. Diploma. 



Locksj Safes, Door Springs, fyc. 



Judges — George D. Lyman, Ira L. Cady. 



World's Safe Co., Troy, N. Y., J. C. Morris, agent, 205 Pearl 

 street, New- York, for the best bur^ar-proof safe. (A gold medal 

 having been before awarded.) Diploma. 



Stearns & Marvin, 40 Murray street, New- York, for the best 

 family burglar-proof safe. Silver medal. 



Silas C. Herring, 251 Broadway, New- York, for a family and 

 burglar-proof safe. Silver medal. 



J. H. Campbell, 539 Hudson street, New-York, for a ladies' 

 jewelry safe. Bronze medal. 



John Gunner, 86 Elizabeth street, New-York, for a shutter 

 fastener. Bronze medal. 



J. W. Rowe, 421 Ninth avenue, New- York, for a sash fastener. 

 Diploma. 



John Stevens, 14 Sixth avenue. New- York, for a blind fastener. 

 Dij)loma. 



Many, Baldwin k Many, 94 John street, New- York, for supe- 

 rior mounting on porcelain door knobs. (A silver medal having 

 been before awarded.) Diploma. 



A. F. Chatmans, 120 William street, New-York, for a door and 

 lid spring. Diploma. 



Looki7ig- Glasses and Gilt Frames. 

 Judges — John A. Bunting, John W. Chambers. ' 



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