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Fair of tHe American Institute* 
Long Wool Eives. 
C Blackburn, Bedford, best, Bakewell—Silver cup, 
W Pirnie, Rye,. 2d do do—Silver medal. 
Long Wool Lambs. 
C Blackburn, Bedford, best, Bakewell—Silver medal. 
Middle Wool Bucks. 
0. Elliott, Middletown, N J best S Down—Silver cup. 
Dr. Cutter, Shrewsbury, N J 2d do—Silver medal. 
Middle Wool Ewes. 
Dr. Cutter, Shrewsbury, best, S Down—Silver cup. 
Middle Wool Lambs . 
Dr. Cutter, Shrewsbury, best, S Down—Silver medal. 
Swine— Boars , 
H W Tibbets, Yonkers, best Columbia breed—Sil. cup. 
Charles Starr, Jr, N Jersey, 2d, Berkshire—Diploma. 
Sows. 
Charles Starr, Jr, N Jersey, best, Berkshire—-Silv. cup. 
W Love, Bloomingdale, 2d do Hampshire—Diploma. 
j Extra Stock. 
HW Tibbets, Yonkers, best shoat—Diploma. 
R F Aitken, 4 fat hogs—Diploma. 
James Burling, Berkshire sovr—Diploma. 
Poultry. 
S B Townsend, Newtown, L I, superior specimens of 
Bremen geese and Muscovy ducks—Diploma. 
Dairy Products — Butter. 
S Yates, Palatine, N Y best—Silver cup. 
John A Smith, Orange Co. 2d do—Diploma. 
H W Strong, do 3d do—Diploma. 
Cheese*. 
S Penny, N York, best—Silver cup. 
A B Ludlam, do 2d do—Diploma. 
Plows and Plowing. 
Minor, Horton, & Co, Peekskill, best plow—Sil. cup. 
F L Wyckoff, Flatbush,. LI 2d do—Silver medal. 
Mooers & Slater, Ithaca, best plowing—Silver cup. 
t [This was done with their side-liill plow, to which 
was awarded the gold medal from the Institute 
last year.] 
F L Wyckoff, Flatbush, 2d do—Silver* medal. 
Minor & Horton, Peekskill, 3d do—Diploma. 
Field Crops. 
L Wyckoff, Bush wick, L I best field of cabbages, 20 
acres—Silver cup. 
Garret Vreeland, N Jersey, 2d do—Diploma. 
F J Betts, Newburg, best field of corn—Silver medal. 
R F Carman, Fort Washington, N Y 2d do—Diploma. 
F J Betts, Newburg, best field of oats—Silver medal. 
Fruit. 
W P Buel, Albany, 62 kinds of apples—Silver medal. 
R A Cornwall, 49 Dey street, superior apples—1 vol 
Am. Orchardist. 
R L Pell, Pelham, superior winter do—Bridgeman’s 
Gard. Ass’t. 
Peter A. Ross, 225 Thompsoii-st. do do—U S Farmer. 
S G Carpenter, 476 Bowery do do—Cultivator. 
Dr. R F Underhill, Croton Point, superior pippins— 
Bridgman’s Gard. Asst. 
A J Downing & Co- 30 varieties of pears and 50 of 
apples—Silver medal. 
J P Mantel, 62 do and 10 do—Silver medal. 
W Reed, corner 34th-st and 4th avenue, superior table 
and winter pears—Am. Orchardist. 
W Mosely, New Haven, Conn, specimens of winter 
pears—Bridgman’s Gard. Asst. 
Judge T Dickerson, Paterson, N J,Siekle pears—Am. 
Orchardist. 
R L Pell, Pelham, choice quinces—Am. Orchardist. 
Dr. R F Underhill, Croton, Point, do—Gray’s Ag¬ 
riculture. 
Thos. H. Perkins, Boston Mass., lil choice varieties of 
foreign grapes—Silver medal. 
Dr. Underhill, Croton Point, Isabella and Catawba 
grapes—Johnson’s Agricultural Chemistry. 
Matthew Antonides, Brooklyn, Isabella grapes—Gray’s 
Agriculture. 
John P. Haff, Fort Lee,N. J., Field grapes—U. S. Far. 
Ed Classen, 219 Delancey street, Sweet Water grapes 
—Manning on Fruits. 
Jas W Burtis, Brooklyn, choice grapes—Am Orchardist 
Barnum Blake, Franklin, Mass, cultivated cranberries 
—American Agriculturist. 
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIONS. 
Geo Chesterman, Harlem, 40 ears white corn—3 vols 
Cultivator. 
J Van Valkenburg, Harlem, 40 ears yellow corn— 
3 vols Gen Farmer. 
Wm P Buel, Albany, specimens of Dutfon do—Dip. 
N N Wyckoff, Bushwick, L I, Tuscarora do—Cultiv. 
Grant Thorburn, Astoria, L I, Chinese do—Diploma. 
E R James, Poughkeepsie, 1 bushel White flint wheat 
—Diploma. 
General R Harman, Wheatland, 11 beautiful varieties 
of wheat.—Medal. 
J Van Winkle, Bergen, N J, Egyptian wheat—Dip. 
J De Peyster, Flatbush, L I, do Diploma. 
Holt & Owen, 209 Front street, 1 bushel superior buck¬ 
wheat—Buel’s Far. Companion. 
D H A Field, 3d Avenue, 1 bushel superior oats—3’ 
vols Cultivator. 
FLOWERS. 
Thirty-one awards were made for superior specimens 
of flowers sent to the garden during the Fair. 
VEGETABLES. 
John Bakewell, 61st street, for the best and greatest 
variety of culinary vegetables—Silver medal. 
J James, Hurl Gate, best and greatest variety, culti¬ 
vated as a field crop—Silver medal. 
RF Carman, Fort Washington, Sugar beets—U S Far. 
M Hughes, Long Island, mangold wurael—Gray’s Agri, 
J C Thompson, Staten Island, Cape broccoli—Bridge- 
man’s Assistant. 
Daniel C Folk, Newtown, Drumhead cabbage—Down¬ 
ing’s Rural Architecture. 
John E Ross, 225 Thompson street. Drumhead cab¬ 
bage—Diploma. 
S A Willoughby, Brooklyn, Celery, &c—Johnston’s 
Agricultural Chemistry. 
Thos Addis Emmett, 79th street, Egg plants, &c— 
Bridgeman’s Assistant. 
Jas Wiggins, Corporation garden, Blackwell’s Island, 
white and silver skin onions—Buel’s Far. Compan. 
Wm Yan Wyek, Fishkill, N Y, red and silver skin on¬ 
ions—American Agriculturist. 
John Bryel, Jersey City, superior culinary vegetables— 
Gray’s Agriculture. 
T B Wakeman, Bergen, N J, best table potatoes— 
Manning on Fruits. 
H W Tibbits, Yonkers, choice do—Johnstone’s Agri.. 
Chemistry. 
N B Smith, Woodbury, Conn, superior do—Cultivator. 
S B Townsend, Newtown, L I, choice do and turnips— 
Gray’s Agriculture- 
R N Wyckoff, Bushwick, L I, superior garden products 
—Bridgeman’s Assistant. 
N Wyckoff, Bushwick, L I, do do—Buel’s Com. 
Edwin Lord, Staten Island;, pumpkins and squashes— 
Bridgman’s Assistant. 
Wm Golding, 29th street, superior pumpkins—Am. 
Agriculturist. 
Jas Foulk, Hurl Gate, extra large do—Davis’ Mud 
Manual. 
, Henry Townsend, Hyde Park, do do US Farmer. 
