30 [Assembly 



Ann Jackson, Williamsburgh, L. L, for two ornamental designs. 

 Trans. Am. Ins. 



J. W. Wood, Bloomingdale, for a pyramid of choice flowers, fre- 

 quently renewed. Draper's Organic Chemistry. 



Charles More, Ninety-eighth-street, for several varieties of cut flow- 

 ers and plants, frequently renewed. Downing^ s Landscape Garden- 

 ing. 



Mrs. McFarlane, Clifton, Staten Island, for a moss basket of assort- 

 ed flowers, frequently renewed. Mrs. Loudon's Flower Garden. 



Elijah H. Kimball, Flatlands, L. I., B. Kelly, gardener, for eight 

 bouquets of rare and select assorted flowers. Downing's Landscape 

 Gardening. 



Boll & Hauser, Bloomingdale, for several varieties of dahlias and 

 roses, frequently renewed. Trans. Am. Ins. 



Boll & Hauser, Bloomingdale, for a splendid bouquet. BuisHs 

 Rose Manual. 



Samuel M. Cox, Bloomingdale, for a beautiful bouquet. Buisfs 

 Rose Manual. 



Thomas Hogg & Sons, Seventy-first street, for several specimens 

 of excellent dahUas. Trans. Am. Ins. 



Isaac Walton, Broadway, for a fine display of cocksconjbs. Bridge- 

 man's Florist's Guide. 



S. Ruth, gardener to J. C Beekman, for several fine dahlias and 

 cockscombs. BuisVs Rose Manual. 



R. Field, Brooklyn, for some fine varieties of dahlias, frequently re- 

 newed. Trans. Am. Ins. 



Marc & Co. Forty-fourth street, for choice specimens of flowers. 

 Bridgeman's Florisfs Guide. 



Wm. Niblo, New-York, Frederick Ruoff", gardener, for choice spe- 

 cimens of flowers, frequently renewed. Trans. Am. Ins. 



Henry Delafield, Hurl Gate, W. Armstrong, gardener, for an as- 

 sortment of choice flowers. Buist^s Rose Manual. 



Thomas M. Dunn. Bloomingdale, for eighteen- fine seedling dahlias. 

 Bridgeman^s Florist's Guide. 



Dr. Bronson, Hudson, for twenty-five seedling dahlias. Bridge- 

 man's Florist's Guide. 



Dunlap 6c Carman, No. 635 Broadway, for twenty-five good speci- 

 mens of dahlias. Trans. Am. Ins. 



Deaf and Dumb. Asylum, New- York, G. Mead, gardener, for a 

 large supply of dahlias. Trans. Am. Ins. 



Agricultural Implements. 



T. W. Mulford, Orange, N. J. for a farm wagon. Gold medal. 



J. A. Taplin, Fishkill, Dutchess Co. N. Y., for a horse power and 

 the best threshing machine. Diploma. 



B. D, Beecher, Prospect, New-Haven Co., Conn., for one horizon- 

 tal endless floor horse power. Diploma. 



T. Burrill, Geneva, N. Y., A. B. Allen, agent, No. 187 Water- 

 street, for the second best threshing machine. Diploma. 



Jno. Bea^, Twenty-fifth-street, for the best fanning mill. Diploma. 



