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F. G. Ford, 102 Fulton street, New-York, for a model of a pat- 

 ent spring saddle. Diploma. 



N. Pullman, New Oregon, Iowa, for an awning frame for a 

 draught horse. Diploma. 



School Furniture. 



Judges — Henry Kiddle, J. Elias Whitehead, A. Macvey. 



The J. L. Mott Iron Works, 264 and 266 Water street, New- 

 York, for the best school furniture, (a silver medal having been 

 before awarded.) Diploma. 



Shaids and Muslhi Delaines. 



Judges — Charles Tuttle, J. L. Sackett. 



Waterloo Mills, Almy, Patterson & Co., agents, 59 and 61 Lib- 

 erty street. New- York, for the best gentlemen's shawls. Silver 

 medal. 



John Duncan, Franklin, New Jersey, Bowers k Beeckman, 

 agents, 43 Broadway, New- York, for gentlemen's shawls. Bronze 

 medal. 



Hamilton Woolen Co., Southbridge, Mass., for superior cash- 

 meres and muslin delaines. Large silver medal. 



Silk. 



Judge — G. M. Haywo.xl. 



M. Heminway & Sons, Watertown, Conn., S. J. Dennis, agent, 

 40 Dey street, New-York, for superior sewing silks, tailor's twist 

 and sewings on spools, sewing machine twist embroidery, and 

 knitting silk. Large silver medal. 



Sig?i Painting. 



Judges — J. H. Bredenbah, Jr., Richard P. Fosdick, H. Mason 

 Dikeman. 



B. Falkenberg, 438 Broadway, New- York, for the best specimen 

 of burnished gilding on glass signs, druggists' bottles, &c. Dip. 



Minors'' Work. 



John Young, apprentice, 77 i Laurens street. New- York, for a 

 specimen of sign painting. Coi')y of Webster's Dictionary, 



Snuf. 



Judges — John GVay, B. Lewis, Jr., John W. Chambers. 



Leonard Appleby, Spotswood, N. J., J. C. Appleby, agent, 133 

 Water street. New- York, for superior snuff. Diploma. 



