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^Calf, Blossom, 1st premium $6 — do for Bull Calf, Bravo, 4 months^ 

 $3 — do Heifer Calf, Thyra, 4 months $2. Alderney Heifer, 2 years, C 

 1st premium to H. Twaddell &6. — do do 1 year $4 — do do 4 months T 

 $4. Alderney BuJl under two years, 1st premium to A. Clement $8. 

 Ayrshire Heifer Calf, Red Lady, under one year to Gen. Cadwalader 

 $4. The Judges notice from Gen. Cadwalader, 30 head of Cattle. 

 James Gowen for pair of full bred Devon Oxen, 2d premium. 



Sheep — A. Clement, 2d best Buck $4. Gen. Cadwalader, best 

 Ewe $6. A. Clement, 2d best S. Down Buck $4. Gen, Cadwala- 

 der, 2d best lot $4. 



Swine-^- J . W ilkinson, for best Boar over two years $6- — do do under 

 1 year $4 — do best Sow over two years for u 01d Pink" $6— do best 

 Sow over 6 months, and under 1 year $6. 



Horses^-}. Clark, best Stallion for saddle $15. 



Povltry — R. Cartwright, $2 best Cage. R. Fraley, $1, 2d best 

 pair Dorking fowls. J. McGowen $2, 2d best pure Shanghais. — 

 R. Purvis $1, 2d best — do best pair Cochin China. James Gillespie 

 $1, 2d best do, also a special premium of $8. A. Clements, special 

 premium $5. Wm. Leonard for Shanghais $2. R. Fraley for 2d 

 best for Wh. Shanghais $(j. Dr. McClintock $1 2d best do. R. Purvis 

 $2 for Cochin China. \V m. Leonard $2 for Sebright bantams, do $2 

 for Japan Fowls. R. Fraley $2 for pair Grey Chittagongs. 



Fruit — J. B. Baxter $2 for Grapes. 



Agl. Implements — Savery & Co. $8 for left hand Cutter Double H. 

 Plough, No. 40. Prouty & Barrett for Rod and Cutter 2 H. No. 55, 

 5, 2d premium — do -1st premium for 1 Horse Plow 5 — do for double 

 Michigan PI. 1st premium 5. Savery & Co., for Side Hill, PI. No. 

 3, 2. Prouty & Barrett, for extra Cultivator, 1st premium 4. C. B. 

 Rogers deposited several fine Ploughs and other farm Implements, which 

 being entered late, only a 2d premium could be awarded of 3. — 

 Prouty & Barrett for best Ox Yoke 2 — do for Corn Sheller 4, and 

 for another sort 5. Savery &. Co. for Vegetable Cutter ? a Diploma. 

 Jas. Aldrick for Hay, Straw and Com Cutter, a Diploma. Savery 

 & Co. for Thermometer Churn 4. Prouty & Barrett were awarded a 

 Diploma — do for largest lot of Implements 20. Savery & Co., for 

 next largest lot 10. N. Longworth, Cincinnati, for Domestic Wine 3. 



Ploughing Match — Prouty & Barrett 1st premium for No. 55 

 Plough. 



Mechanic Arts — R. Jackson, 2 for Zeyphr Work. Savery & Co., 

 a Diploma for Enamelled Ware. Boulden & Price, 5 for Composite 

 and other Candles. Lacy & Philips, for a sett of Harness 6. G. W. 

 Wagner, 5 for Buggy Waggon. Peter A. Brown's collection of 

 Wool was noticed with satisfaction by the Committee. 



We have endeavoured to give a correct list of the successful com- 

 petitors from Philadelphia county, and we are sorry our space does 

 not permit us to give a complete list. Journals in other states can do 

 as much for theirs, and then all will be pleased. 



TO CORRESPONDENTS. 



The Report of the Maryland Horticultural Society, has we are 

 sorry to say, been excluded. It will be published next month. 



We hope our subscribers see the advantage of pre-paying the , 

 Postage at their respective offices, as it is a mere trifle. / 



Errata. — At page 199 for partial, read practical, and for quality, £\ 

 read quantity. ^ 



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