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FRUIT. 



Macintosh & Co., Cleveland, Ohio, for the choicest and greatest 

 variety of fruit. Silver cup, $8. 



Marcus L. Ward, Newark, N. J., for seventeen choice varieties of 

 apples. 6 Nos. Hovey's Fruits of America. 



William Watson, West Farms, N. Y., for twelve varieties of fine 

 apph s. Downing's Horticulturist. 



Abijah Harrison, Orange, N. J., for nine excellent varieties of ap- 

 ples. Bridgeman's Gardeners' Assistant. 



M. Rowe, Newark, N. J., for three choice varieties of apples. 

 Trans. N. Y. State Ag. Soc. 



W. S. Carpenter, 468 Pearl street, for the best winter apples. 

 Prince's Treatise on Fruits. 



R. T. Underbill, Croton Point, N. Y., for the best native grapes. 

 Silver medal. 



Marcus L. Ward, Newark, N. .J., for native grapes, (2 varieties.) 

 Downing's Fruits, &c., of America. 



Matthew Autonides, Brooklyn, L. I., for fine Isabella grapes. 

 Hoare's Treatise on the Vine. 



J. M. E. Valk, Flushing, L. I., for the best varieties of foreign 

 grapes. Silver medal. 



N. Durphy, Fall River, Mass., for six choice varieties of foreign 

 grapes. 4 Nos. of Hovey's Fruits of America. 



Roswell L. Colt, Paterson, N. J., for sixteen fine varieties of foreign 

 grapes. Bridgeman's Gardeners' Assistant. 



J. E. Edwards, Stonington, Conn., for three fine varieties of grapes. 

 Kenrick's American Orchardist. 



E. Simmons, Worcester, Mass., for fine nectarines. Trans. Am. 

 Institute. 



Samuel Walker, Roxbury, Mass., for the best and greatest variety 

 of pears. 6 Nos. Hovey's Fruits of America. 



Hovey & Co., Boston, Mass., for excellent varieties of pears. 

 Downing's P^'ruits &c. of America. 



W. J. Wilcomb, Flushing, L. I., for five fine varieties of pears. 

 Bridgeman's Gardeners' Assistant. 



Charles H. Raberg, Totawa, N, J., for the best table pears. Ken- 

 rick' s American Orchardist. 



