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S. M. Cox, 49th-street, Bloomingdale-road, one ornamental de- 

 sign of splendid roses and other flowers. 



M. Shones, Bloomingdale, an ornamental design, tastefully arran- 

 ged. 



Miss Sarah Ogden, Newark, N. J., a splendid bouquet of choice 

 flowers. 



William Leggett, Bloomingdale, a bouquet of flowers in varie- 

 ties. 



James Robinson, Brooklyn, several varieties of dahlias and other 

 flowers. 



J. C. Green, Staten Island, D. Marony, gardener, twelve splendid 

 cockscombs. 



T. A. Emmett, Mount Vernon, 59th-street, a fine assortment of 

 dahlias. 



Mrs. A. Jackson, Williamsburgh, an ornamental design, and a 

 bouquet of flowers. 



Mrs. S. Burtis, Williamsburgh, several varieties of dahlias and 

 other flowers. 



James Fairbanks, 14th-street, several specimens of extra fine cocks- 

 combs. 



John Eltringham, Jersey City, several good varieties of dahlia. 



Mrs. Smith, Brooklyn, several varieties of fine flowers. 



Miss E. Parkhurst, Newark, N. J., a bouquet of flowers in varie- 

 ties. 



Thomas Dunn, 65th-street, Bloomingdale, 35 seedling dahlias. 



R. Ross, Ravenswood, L. I., an assortment of dahlias. 



Joseph Job, Bloomingdale, an assortment of flowers, in varie- 

 ties. 



FRUITS OF VARIOUS SPECIES AND VARIETIES. 



From Robert L. Pell, Pelham, Ulster county, M. Cunningham, 

 gardener, Apples in varieties, viz.; green Newtown pippins, yellow 

 Newtown pippins, Rhode-Island greenings, lady apples, apple quin- 

 ces. Grapes — Black Hamburgh, flame-colored Tokay, white Fron- 

 tignac, black St. Peter's, royal Muscadine, white sweet-water, white 

 Hamburgh, Catawba, Elsinburgh, Isabella. Peaches — Heath free- 

 stones, old noblesse, Madeleine de Courson, red rare-ripe, grosse Mig- 

 nonne, Washington peach, lemon cling, Van Zandt's superb, Mala- 

 catune, Pell's seedling, Odel's seedling. Chancellor peach, new no- 

 blesse, Malta. Some of the peaches above described were preserved 



