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AMERICAN AGEICULTUEIST. 
[January, 
Outline 
ap of Eastern Virginia 
The above map is inserted for the convenience of our readers, ■who are all doubtless interested in the momentous events now transpiring, and about to trans- 
pire in the region indicated. A very large and very minute map of the whole of the State of Virginia, giving even the smallest towns, roads, etc., can be 
supplied at the Agriculturist Office for 25 cents. (Sent post-paid by mail for the same price.) (gF"'The large m^p can no longer be afforded as a premium. 
Exhibition Tables at tlic Oflicc of 
tHc American Agriculturist* 
The following arUoles have been placed upon our 
tables since our report in the November Agriculturist. 
TRVIT— Apple*.— Baldwin R.I. Greening, Vandevere, from 
M. J. Taylor, of Gloster, N. J Sweet sour apples, from Ich. 
Pope, of Enfleld, Mass. .. .Gloria Mundi, from C. H. Lillien- 
thal, of Yonkers, N. Y. . . .Maiden's Blush, from Win, E. Stiles, 
of Flushing, L. I. .. Hawthorndcn, Dutch Mlgnonne, from P. 
J. Ward, of Bloomfleld, N.J ...Mellow Heart, from Mrs. D. 
Lawrence, of Mt. Pleasant, N. T. . . French Pippins, from F. 
C. Farley, of Milburne,N. J Sweet-sour Apples, from C.J. 
Minor, of Woodhury, Conn Baldwin, Huhhardston Non- 
such, Killam Hill, from Josh. T. riolt, Andover, Mass 
Hawthornden, Granny Winkle, from E. "Williams, of West 
Bloomfleld, N. J....R. I. Greening, from Edw. Brown, of 
Deer Park, L.I — Union Apple from Greenwich, Conn 
Gloria Mundi, from P, F. Peck, of Yonkers, N. Y Sweet- 
sonr Apple, from T. Wilcox, of Bennington, Vt Iron Ap- 
ples, from G- M. Usher, of Port Richmond, Staten Island 
Gloria Mundi, from West. Farms, N. Y Gloria Mundi, from 
Robt. French, of Weatfield, N. J....Penn Winter Apples, 
from S. W. Noble, of Jenkinstown, Montgomery Co., Perm 
....Collection of Apples, from P. H. Aehton, of Middletown, 
