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FRUITS— From Eber. Wisrlit, Pears, Julienne. 



W. C. Strong, Plums, Blue PerUrigoa (?) Neclarines, 

 telruge. 



F. VV Macondray, Pears, Espredon, Jargonelle. 



Joseph Uuiiielt, Apples, Pumwaiei. fine. 



Charles H. PemileMu. Apples, Summer Greening. 



A D. Williams & Son, A| pI'S, Williams, fine I'lurns, for 

 « name Pearli, Jargonelle, fine, Dearborn's Seedling. 



Emery Bemis, Plums, Royal cle Tours, fine. 



E Brouii, Pears, Jargonelle, Dearhnrn's Seedling. 



Breck & Co., Plums, Royal de Tours. Pears, Belle de 

 Bruxelles. 



Ralph Crooker, Plums, Royal Hatiff. 



A. D. Weld. Apples, Williams, fine. 



John Washburn, Apples, Horse Block, (fine,) from the 

 original tree. 

 . B. D. Emmons, Grapes, While Chasselas. 



Azel Bowdilcli, Urapes, Black Hamburgh. 



Samuel Walker, Chelsea, Plums. iNeciarine, fine. 



Samuel Walker, Roxbury,, Pears, Tyson, Summer Franc 

 Real, Passans du Portugal, and one dish WilhoL.1 a name, 

 Hampden's Ber^^amot 



From Warren's Gardens, Figs, Bruns^^ick, Lee's Perpetual 



Hovey &, Co, Peaches, six dishes, fine; Grapes, eleven 

 varieties. 



O. H ATathers, by Thomas Needham, Grapes, 8 varieties 



Anson Nickerson, Pears, Jargonelle, extra fine. 



Oils Johnson, Apples, Yellow Siberian Crab. Early Bough, 

 fine, Red Astraehan, fine, Sunnrier Pearmain, 1 dish witlmui 

 a name ; Pears, Bloodgood. fine, Dearborn's Seedling. Auf;u>t 

 Muscat, Rosliezer, delicious, though premature. Jargonelle; 

 Plums, Fotheringham ; Nectarnii'S, Eaily Newiiigton, beauti- 

 ful specimens of this desirable variety; Figs, Black St. iMi- 

 chaei. 



IM. P. Wilder, President, Pears, Passans du Portugal, and 

 Franc Real (Summer ) 



B. V. French, Apples, River, Garden Royal, Early Straw- 

 berry. 



Charles Downing, by Mr. French, Apples, Summer Rose, 

 Dodge's Early Red, Tan Bough, (passed eating.) 



Dr. W. B. Brinkle, Correspimdiug Member, Pears, Olt's 

 Seedling, (a native) a pear of superior quality, Sleinmetzer's 

 Catharine, worthy of a t'unher trial, Copia (Clopea improper- 

 ly, having been raised by and named for a Mr Copia ) 



For the Committee, Ebe.n Wight. 



VEGETABLES— From G. C. Crow^ninshipld, by John 

 Quaut, Egg Plants and Tomatoes. 



For the Committee, A. D. Williams, Jr. 



Exhibition of Saturday , August 26, 1848. 



FLOWERS.— From M. P. Wilder. Japan Lilies, grown 

 out doors, which stood the winter without prolecUon. The 

 hardiness of these beautiful and fragrant fluwers will be a 

 source of gratification to amateurs, as they will be a great ac- 

 quisition to the borders. Also a great variety of fine P/iloxes, 

 Dahlias, &c. 



From James Nugent, one pyramidal, six hand, and two 

 mantel bouquets ; also a fine assnrimeiit of cut flowers. 



From John Kennck, by Miss Mary Kenrick, a basket of 

 flowers. 



From Parker Barnes, fine Dahlias, cut flowers, and six pot 

 plants. 



From Warren's Gardens, by John Cadness. two large and 

 eight hand bouquets, and a great variety oi cut floners 



From G. C. Crownin<hie'(l, by Joiin Qu.uit, SIX pot plan's. 



From Wm. Kenrick, by Miss Rus-eil, one pyramidal, and 

 three mantel bouquets 



From Isaac Spear, German asters. 



From Lewis Davenport, ro es iinil fie Dalilias. 



From Joseph Breck & Co.. a great variety of out flowers 



From John Parker, fine Dahlias 



AWARD OF PKE.VIILMS. 



For the best pair of .Vlantel Bouquets, 1st premium to John 

 Cadness, $2 



Second do , to James Nugent. $1. 



For the best Pyramidal bouquet, 1st premium to James 

 Nugent, *2. 



Second do , to Miss Russell, gl 



Forihe best six varieties of pot plants, Isl premium to 

 John Quant, $2. 



The Committee recommend a gratuity to Parker Barnes, 

 for six Pot Plants, $1. 



To Mary Kenrick, for a basket of Flowers, $1. 

 For the Committee, Joseph Bbeck, Chairnian. 



FRUITS.— A. D. Williams & Son, Apples, Williams, Por- 

 ter, Fall Sopsavine, Pumpkin Sweet, Alexander; Pears 

 Orange, Vienna. Rousselet de Itheims, Harvard, Beurre 

 d'Amalis, Williams Early, Seedling, and three unnamed. 



George Barileti, Apples, for a name, unknown. 



John Was burn, Apples, Monamet, herelofore called 

 Horseblock apple, is very fine. 



Oiis Johnson, Apples, Summer Pearmain,- Pears Belle 

 et Bonne, Blooilgond, Dearborn Seedling, .Summer' Franc 

 Real, and Rosliezer ; Figs, Black Fig of Si Michaels 



M P Wilder, President of the Society. Apples, Garden 

 Royal, handsome; Pears, Striped Beurre d'Amalis Belle 

 d'Aout, Bloodgood, Dearborn's Seedling, and one received 

 from France as Marie Louise 



Samuel H'll, Plums, Black Imperial, fine 



Messrs Bn ck &. Co., Pears, Belle d'Aout. 



Winship & Co., Pears, Summer Franc Real, and five 

 others 



F. W. Macondray, Pears, Beurre d'Amalis, Summer Rose 

 Arch Duke Charles; Grapes, Black Hamburg. ' 



S R Johnslon, Plums, Bolmar's Washing loll, fine. 



George Walsh, Plums, Green Gage. 



Warren's Garden, Pears, Dearborn's Seedlin" 



James .\'uL'eiit, Pears, Bartletl ; Grapes, Black Hambur"' 

 fine, and Sweetwater. °' 



W C. Strong, Nectarines, fine. 



Isaac Fay, Plums, Yellow Gage, and one other sort. 



Samuel Walker, Apples, Crab, a new variely • Pears 

 Hampden, Bergamo;, [handsome, not first rale— »ood for 

 market.] Rostiezer, Summer Franc Real, Passans du Portu- 

 gal, Summer Rose, Vallee Franclie, Flemish Beauty, Wil- 

 liams' Karly ; Plums, Bolmar's Washington 



Hovey' & Co , Figs, While Ischia. White Marseilles extra 

 fine, Brunswick, Brown Turkey; Grapes, Wilmol's Black 

 Huiil>urgli, Black Hamburgh, Gri.^^sly Fronlignac White 

 do . Muscat Blanc Hatif, Red Chasselas, and three others 



Nahum Stetson. Figs, Brunswick; Grapes, Red Chasse 

 las. Piimasion. White Cluster. White Muscadine Muscat^ 

 Malvasia, Macready's Early Whi e 



O H Mathers, by Thomas Needham, Grapes, B Franken- 

 dal, Muscat of Alexandria, B. Hamburg Grissly Frontignac 

 Froniigiiac, Golden Chasselas. B Lombardy. Chasselas Fon- 

 taiiibleau, Chasselas Musque, De la Palestine, one sort on- 

 named. 



G C Crowninshield, by John Quart. Melon. 



Henry Vandine, Plums, Early Yellow Gage, Washington 

 Imban Damask, Poiids's Seedling, Wilmol's Early Orleans' 

 Black Imperial, Prince's large Yellow Gage, and Greeii 

 Gage. 



J S. Sleeper, Plums, Smith's Orleans, Yellow Ga°-e- Pears 

 Summer Rose. ° ' ' 



S Downer, Jr , Pears, Gros Roi Louis- not worthy cul- 

 tivaiion. 



Emery Bemis, Pears. Dearborn's Seedl ng. Muscadine. 



J. F. Allen, Nectarines, Downtoii, Haiilwick Seedling 

 Roman, fine. Hunt's Early Tawiiey, ' emple's. very fine' 

 I'euches, Yellow Rareripe, New Jersey Gros Mi<Tnonne' 

 Ciiolige's Favorite, fine Old Royal G.-orge. fine. Gros Mig- 

 iioniie True, fine, HofTmaii's Favorile, fine, Violet Hatif 

 Tijipecan e ; Plums, Green Gage ; Pears, Tyson. I'assans dii 

 Poriugal, S Franc Keal, Haniiors; Grapes, Portia Noir 

 Worlley Hall Seedling, Ferral, White Nice, Gi;lden Chas- 

 se 'as 



Robert Watt, Apple for a name. Beauty of Kent ? 



Azel B wdiich. Grape-, BInck Hamburgh. 



J, Owen. I'lum>, Grc n Ga!,'e. I' Imperial Gage, Jefierson 

 Bingham. Lawrence Favori:e, Coluinliia, Wasliiiigioii Dam' 

 sons, and one for a name ; Apples for a name; Pears do. 



Kllwaiiger Ic 1 arrv, Rochester, N Y, Pears sent as 

 Belle de Bruxelles. same as Belle d'Aout, has been cultiva- 

 ted here f.T several years, and these, as all other specimens 

 have been, w re utterly worihless 



romoiogical Garden, Salem. R. Manning, Pears, Rostiezer 

 Elizabeth, and unKnown, from V.iii Moiis. ' 



N P Sm.th, Grotoii, Apples, Foundling, a good apple, and 

 covering over (iO days in its ripening 



For Comiiiiilee, Joseph S Cabot. 



VRGLTABLRS-From P. W Macondray, Lima Beans, 

 From G. C Crowniinileld, by John Quaiil, Lima Beans. 

 For the Coramiilee, A U. Williams, Jr. 



