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George F. Holmes, 20 Sixth avenue, for the third best piano- 

 forte. Diploma. 



William Lindeman & Son, 56 Franklin street, for a grand piano- 

 forte. Diploma. 



Geo. D. Prince & Son, William Hall & Son, agents, 239 Broad- 

 way, for the best melodion — a very fine, smooth, equal-toned in- 

 strument. Silver medal. 



Preparations of JVatural History. 



Judges — J. N. Audubon, Emile Guillaudet. 



John G. Bell, 289 Broadway, for the best preserved quadrupeds, 

 birds, and fish. Gold medal. 



J. L. Bode, 16 North William street, for the second best stuffed 

 quadrupeds, &c. Silver medal. 



Samuel Jillson, Lynn, Mass., for the third best stufied birds, &c. 

 Diploma. 



John Allston, Brooklyn, L. I., for stuffed birds, good workman- 

 ship. Diploma. 



Refrigerators. 



Judges — Wm. Ebbitt, James R. Smith. 



Charles Peters, 213 West 18th street, for the best refrigerators. 

 Silver medal. 



John C. Schooley, Cincinnati, Ohio, W. T. Gray, agent, 374 

 Bowery, for a model of Schooley's patent ice, pork, and fruit-house. 

 Silver medal. 



John C. Schooley, Cincinnati, Ohio, Parker & Brown, agents, 

 20 and 22 Commerce street, for refrigerators. Diploma. 



Wm. L. Townsend, 356 Washington street, for an improvement 

 in refrigerators. Diploma. 



Saddlery^ Harness^ ^c. 



Judges — John B. Bull, J. Jamison, Eobert R. Story. 



Alexander H. Dunscomb, 568 Broadway, for the best saddles 

 and bridles, superior workmanship. Silver medal. 



Isaac J. Stillings, 1022 Broadway, for the second best saddlery 

 and coach-pads. Diploma. 



y Sign-Painting. 



Judges — J. H. Briedenbah, Jr., H. Mason Dikeman, C. D. 

 Couenhoven. 



C. D. Dubois, 265 Spring street, for the best ornamental sign. 

 Silver medal. 



Minors. 



John G. Quirk, 3 Canal street, for the best sign-painting. 

 Books, $3. 



