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Bay State Printing Works, Fall River, Mass., McCurdy, Al- 

 di^ich k Spencer, 65 Broadway, for 69 pieces of printed calicoes. 

 Silver medal. 



American LiDen Company, Fall River, Mass, McCurdy, Al- 

 drich & Spencer, (agents,) 65 Broad \vay, for 33 pieces of assorted 

 linen goods, sheetings, &c. Gold medal. 



Demarest & Jerolamon, 100 Barclay street, for cotton twine 

 and cotton cord. Diploma. 



Lancaster Mills, Clinton, Mass., Scliouler, Newton & Co., 153 

 Broadway, for 10 pieces of gingham. Diploma. 



Lord, Warren, Evans & Co., 61 Broadway, for 15 pieces of cot- 

 ton goods. Bronze medal. 



Co72fectio7iery. 



Judges. — Lucas Thompson, F. W. Geissenhainer, Jr., J. F. 

 Conrey. 



W. H. Gibson, 41 Atlantic street, Brooklyn, L. I., for the best 

 confectionery. Diploma. 



Clocks, Watches, ifc. 



Judges. — John Cottier, Egbert Scudder. 



Calvin Kline, 92 Wall street, tor the best marine chronome- 

 ters. Gold medal. 



A Stuart, 91 Wyckoff street, Brooklyn, L. I., for the second 

 best marine chronometers. Silver medal. 



Boston Watch Company, Mass., J. S. MeCurdy, (agent) 411 

 Broadway, for the best watches and movements. Silver medal. 



John Sherry, Sag Harbor, N. Y., W. H. Wilcox, (agent,) 135 

 Fulton- street, for the best church clock, (a silver medal having 

 been before awarded.) Diploma. 



Reeve & Co., corner Centre and Canal streets, for an improve- 

 ment in raising the hammer of a church clock. Silver medal. 



H. Sperry & Co., 238 Broadway, for a clock and movements. 

 Diploma. 



Isaac Lauder,. 172 W. Twenty-second street, for the best mar- 

 ble clock case. Diploma. 



J. Tuerlingx, 421 Greenwich street, for a mantel clock. Dip. 



John Tagliabue, 23 Elm street, for glass hydrometers. Dip, 



Clothing. 



Judges. — Samuel Lounsbury, Abraham J. Post, P. C. Barnum. 



A. D, Reeves, 327 Broadway, for the best measuring instru- 

 ment for tailors' use. (A silver medal having been before 

 awarded.) Diploma. 



