133 



No. 180. Alex'r Melvin, Detroit, best 6 specimens of autumn 



pears, $3 00 



No. 276. Sam'l L. Mellis, Detroit, 2d best 6 specimens of au- 

 tumn pears, _ 2 00 



No. 136. Thos. G. AngeJ, Detroit, 3cl best 6 specimens of au- 

 tumn pears, __ 1 00 



No. 277. H. Walker, Detroit, a fine collection of winter pears, 



Hovey's Magazine. 



Professional List. 



No. 195. William Adair, Detroit, best and greatest variety of 



pears, Thomas Fruit Book, and 5 00 



No. 195. Wm. Adair, Detroit, best collection of autumn pears, 



Landscape Gardening and Architecture. 



No. 195. William Adair, Detroit, best 6 specimens of autumn 



pears, 3 00 



No. 254. Hubbard & Davis, Detroit, 2d best 6 specimens of 



autumn pears, , 2 00 



No. 257. James Dougall, Windsor, C. W., 58 varieties of pears, 

 very fine, equalling in every respect those of any collection 



before the Committee, . ._ 5 00 



JOHN S. BAGG, 



Chairman of Committee,. 



CLASS rv. — MISCELLANEOUS FRUITS. 



The committee on miscellaneous fruits, present the following report r 

 No. 192. Albert Terry, Rochester, 12 quinces, 1st premium,. $3 00 

 No. 42. H. H. LeRoy, Detroit, 12 quinces, 2d premium, Hov- 

 ey's Magazine. 



No. 278. H. Walker, Detroit, 12 quinces, 3d premium, _ 1 00 



No. 187. Mrs, Caroline Casky, Pontiac, 1 peck quinces, 1st pre- 

 mium, 3 00 



No. 42. H. H. LeRoy, Detroit, 1 peck quinces, 2d premium, . . 2 00 



No. 215. J. L. Stout, Troy, 1 peck quinces, 3d premium, 1 00 



No. 120. John Hatcher, Detroit, best collection of good native 



grapes, 5 00 



