T6 [Assembly 



Verbenas, ^ 

 Mrs. S. D. Childs, Utica, greatest variety, 1 



Mrs. J. C. Hastings, Clinton, 2d greatest variety, 3 



Mrs. S. D. Childs, Utica, best 6 varieties, 3 



German Asters, 



Mrs. W. Newcomb, Pittstown, best collection, . - 5 



Mrs. J. T. Van Nameej Pittstown, 2d best collection, 3 



Pansles. 



Mrs . S . D. Childs, Utica, best and greatest variety, 3 



GENERAL LIST— OPEN TO ALL COMPETITORS. 



F. Boyce, Utica, best collection of green house plants, 5 



Thorp, Smith & Co., Syracuse, 2d do, 3 



A. Frost So Co., Rochester, best floral design, 5 



Thorp, Smith & Co., 2d do., '. 3 



Mrs. W. Newcomb, Pittst )\vn, best floral ornament, 5 



Mrs. Jane Dudgeon, IJew Hartford, 2d do, 3 



James Wilson, Albany, best hand bouquet, flat, 3 



Mrs. J. C. Ha'stings, Clinton, 2d do., 2 



James "Wilson, Albany, best hand bouquet, round, 3 



Mrs. Wm. Tracy, Utica, 2d do., 2 



Mrs. W. Newcomb,' Pittstown, best basket bouquet, handle, 3 



Mrs. C. E. Goodrich, Utica, for the most beautifully arranged basket of 



flowers, 3 



Mr. Falnestock, Syracuse, best exhibition of dried specimen of p'ants. 



Silver Medal. 

 Mrs. Gloriana Dering, Utica, a fine collection of dried marine plants. 



Small Silver MedaL 

 Ward's case filled with a fine collection o^ green house plants, Mrs. M. 



Moore, Trenton Falls, Small Silver MedaL 



Rustic work seats, picture frames, &c., from the Oneida community, by J. 



R. MUler, Jr., very faithfully and substantially constructed, 



Small Silver MedaL 

 Garden vases in bronze and cast iron, from Janes, Beebe& Co., New-York, 



Silver MedaL 



F R U I T— AMATEUR LIST. 



Apples — Twenty varieties. 



1st, N. & E. S. Hayward, Brighton, Monroe county, , 10 



2d, James H. Sherrill, N. Hartford, Oneida county, 7 



T6n Varie'Aes. 



1st, H. R. Ilart, Whitestown, Oneida county, 8 



2d, James II. Sherrill, New Hartford, 5 



