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Potter, McKeever & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., Lord, Warren, 

 Evans & Co., agents, (31 Broadway, for the best cloak and coat 

 linings. Diploma. 



Daguerreotypes^ Photograjyhs and Amhrotypes. 



Judges — W. J. Stillman, R. B. Brown, J. A. B. Besson. 



J. Gurney, 349 Broadway, for the best daguerreotypes. A gold 

 medal having been before awarded. Diploma. 



M. B. Brady, 359 Broadway, for the second best daguerreo- 

 types. Silver medal. 



S. Root & Co., 363 Broadway, for the third best daguerreo- 

 types. Diploma. 



Gurney & Fredericks, 349 Broadway, for the best plain proto- 

 graphs, and best photographs in oil. Gold medal. 



S. Root & Co., 363 Broadway, for the best photographs in 

 water colors, and second best plain photographs. Gold medal. 



W. A. Tomlinson, 373 Broadway, for the best ambrotypes — a 

 novelty in the art. Silver medal. 



R. A. Lewis, 142 Chatham street, for the second best ambro- 

 types. Dioloma. 



Daguerreotype Apparatus. 



C. C. Harrison, cor. Elm and White streets, for the best daguer- 

 reotype instruments. Silver medal. 



S. H. Holmes, 289 Broadway, for a double acting camera, 

 Silver medal. 



W. & W. H. Lewis, 63 Elizabeth street, for an improved da- 

 guerreotype coating box. Diploma. 



Dentistry, and Dental Improvements yS^'c. 



Judges — H. C. Clark, George Clay, Benj. Lord, Jas. T. Stratton. 



Jones, White & McCiu'dy, New- York, Philadelphia and Boston, 

 A. Jones, agent, 263 Broadway, for the best samples of mineral 

 teeth. These samples are, in the opinion of the judges, the best 

 ever exhibited at our fairs. Gold medal. 



J. G. Ambler, 31 Washington place, for the best specimens of 

 mechanical dentistry. Silver medal. 



T. C. Banks, 234 West Twenty-first street, for the second best 

 specimens of mechanical dentistry. Silver medal. 



J. D. Chevalier, 360 Broadway, for a case of dental instruments 

 of superior workmanship and finish. A silver medal having 

 been before awarded. Diploma. 



