PREMIUMS AWARDED. 



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Discretionary. 

 James Wiggins, gardener to James Brown, Weehawken, N. J., 

 for fine specimens foreign grapes. Silver medal. 

 Melons. 

 Francis Brill, Newark, N. J., for the best two named musk- 

 melons. Bronze medal. 



Discretionary. 

 Mrs. Geo. H. Hite, Morrisania, N. Y., for fine specimens of 

 dried currants, one and two years old. Diploma. 



PLANTS AND FLOWERS. 



First Series—September 2^th, 1860. 



Judges — Robert Reid, J. E. Rauch, James Weir. 

 Plants iri pots. 



Isaac Buchanan, 9 West l7th street, N. Y,, for the best collec- 

 tion of miscellaneous plants of house culture. Silver plate, $25. 



Louis Menand, Albany, N. Y., for the second best collection of 

 miscellaneous plants of house culture. Silver plate, $10. 



Louis Menand, Albany, N. Y., for the best four specimens of 

 plants in bloom. Silver plate, $10. 



Geo. Hamlyn, gardener to Wm. C. Langley, Bay Ridge, L. I., 

 for the second best four specimens of plants in bloom. Silver 

 medal. 



Louis Menand, Albany, N. Y,, for the best single specimen 

 plant in bloom. Silver medal. 



Isaac Buchanan, 9 West lYth street, New York, for the second 

 best single specimen plant in bloom. Bronze medal. 



Louis Menand, Albany, N. Y., for the best six varieties of vari- 

 egated leaved plants. Silver plate, $8. 



George Hamlyn, gardener to Wm. C. Langley, Bay Ridge, L. 

 I., for the second best six varieties of variegated leaved plants. 

 Silver medal. 



Isaac Buchanan, 9 West l7th street, N. Y., for the best collec- 

 tion of ferns and lycopodiums. Silver plate, $10. 



Louis Menand, Albany, N. Y., for the second best collection, 

 of ferns and lycopodiums. Silver medal. 



R. L. Stuart, 154 5th Avenue, N. Y., W. J. Davidson, gardener, 

 for the best plant of thea viridis (green tea). Large silv. medal.. 



R. L. Stuart, 154 5th Avenue, N. Y., W. J. Davidson, gardener, 



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