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James Smal & Co., 118 Maiden Lane, for the best caps. (A 

 silver medal having been before awarded.) Diploma. 



Straw Hats. 

 Judges — W. J. Lewis, S. Chapin, A. C. Hodges. 

 John Fearn, 153 West 35th street, for tlie best specimen of 

 bleaching of straw hats. Diploma. 



House Furnishing Articles. 



Judges — B. W. Segee, W. H. Post, F. W. Geissenhainer, Jr. 



J. & C. Berrian, 6U1 Broadway, for the best assprtment of house 

 furnishing articles. Bronze medal., 



Augustus Wetmore, Jr., 833 Broadway, for the second best 

 assortment of house furnishing articles. Diploma. 



Steplien W. Smith, 534 Broadway, fo^r the third best assort- 

 ment of house furnishing articles. Diploma. 



G. C. Wilkinson, 31 2 Monroe street, for the best fancy bellows. 

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



Nathaniel Fenn, 517 Sixth Avenue, for the second best fancy 

 bellows. Diploma. 



Brown & Eggleston, 72 Fulton street, for the best rocking 

 horses. Diploma. 



McAllister k Greville, 11 West 27th street, for the best refrig- 

 erators. Bronze medal. 



Stephen W. Smith, 534 Broadway, for the second best refrigera- 

 tors. Diploma. 



Institution of the blind, 451 Eighth Avenue, for willow cabs, 

 mats, boxes^, baskets, &c. Diploma. 



Daniel Bedford, 219 W^est 35lh street, for an apparatus for dis- 

 charging water closets. Bronze medal. 



D. Walker & Co., Newark, N. J., James D. Cojk, agent, 654 

 Broadway, for self-rocking cradles. Diploma. 



J. & C. Berrian, 601 Broadway, for a patent perambulator. 

 Diploma. 



S. Harrison & Son, 350 West 24th street, for the best Devon- 

 shire chairs, voiders, &c. Diploma. 



C. D. Barnitz, Baltimore, for a portable folding table. Dip. 

 Manufadured Hemp and Flax. 



Judges — J. T. B. Maxwell, Henry Dougherty. 



AVillard Harvey & Co, 84 Maiden Lane, for the best lines and 

 ropes. Diploma. 



A. Jj. Bassett & Co. 48 Vesey street, for the best linen twine. 

 Diploma. 



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