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Wm. A. Tomlinson, 447 Broadway, for the best arabrotypes. 

 (A silver medal having been before awarded.) Diploma. 



Meade Brothers, 233 Broadway, for photographs on stained 

 glass and silk. Silver medal. 



Charles Ketchum, Penn Yan, N. Y., for the best daguerreotype 

 cleaning machine Diploma. 



Peter Nelf, Jr. Cincinnati, Ohio, E. Anthony, (agent,) 308 

 Broadway, for the best melainotypes. Bronze medal. 



C. C. Harrison, corner Elm and White streets, for daguerreo- 

 type instruments. (A silver medal having been before awarded.) 

 Diploma. 



Enslin, Schrieber & Co., 3 Maiden Lane, for daguerreotype 

 plates. Diploma. 



John Griesler, 75 Mott street, cameras. Bronze medal. 



Wm. Lloyd, 522 Broadway, for two stereoscopic cosmoramas. 

 Diploma. 



Wm. Lloyd, 522 Broadway, for patent improved stereoscopes. 

 Diploma. 



Bentistry. 



Judges — J. Groshon Herriot, S. A. Main. 



Jones, White & McCurdy, 273 Broadway, for the best porce- 

 lain teeth. (A gold medal having been before awarded.) Dip. 

 Drugs, Chemicals and Perfumery. 



Judges — George D. Coggeshall, John M.eakim, Eug. Dupuy, 

 J, Bryant Smith, L. Feuchtw^anger. 



John Vamleventer, 87 Barclay street, for blacking. Diploma. 



Clough k Hallenbeck, 195 West street, for colored paints 

 ground in oil. Bronze medal. 



Battelle & Ren wick, 163 Front street, for a beautiful specimen 

 of saltpetre. Silver medal. 



C. H. Phillips, 159 Front street, for bleached beeswax. Dip. 



William Colgate k Co., G Dutch street, for fancy soap. Bronze 

 medal. 



Smith & Stratton, 141 Maiden Lane, for samples of varnish. 

 Diploma. 



Glenn Putnam, 83 Liberty street, for safety fuse for blasting 

 and mining purposes. Diploma. 



Bellevue White Lead Company, 188 Avenue C, for kegs of zinc 

 and white lead. Silver medal. 



James Pyle, 114 Warren street, for chemical olive soap. Bronze 

 medal. 



