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REPORT OF NEW JERSEY STATE MUSEUM. 
(Individual Agricultural Exhibits.) 
Gibson & Bennet, Woodbury, N. J.—Early Apples. 
Thomas J. Beans, Moorestown, N. J.—Peaches. 
A. II. Richards, Pleasant Mills.—Cranberries. 
Fruit Growers’ Trade Company, N. J.—Cranberries. 
Russell Austin, Camden, N. J.—Cranberry Plants. 
John S. Collins, Moorestown, N. J.—Blackberries and Raspberries. (Other 
Individual Exhibits.) 
Prof. Samuel Lac-kwood.—Monmouth County Ethnology. 
R. H. Rusly.—Herbarium, Flora of Essex County. 
THE WORLD'S EXPOSITION AT NEW ORLEANS IN 1884. 
The Educational Exhibit at New Orleans consisted of specimens of 
pupil's work as follows: Mathematics, grammar, composition, spell¬ 
ing, penmanship, drawing, map-drawing, primary work, &c. The 
entire school exhibit contained about 29,569 specimens. 
At the close of the exposition the following awards were made: 
State of New Jersey.—Collective exhibit of work of public schools. 
Jersey City Public Schools.—Pupil’s work. 
Newark Public Schools.—Pupil’s work from High School. 
New Jersey State Normal School.—Pupil’s work, herbaria, cases of minerals, 
chemicals, insects, &c. 
Paterson Public Schools.—Pupil’s work, kindergarten work, ornaments and 
geometrical solids in wood. 
Diplomas. 
Camden Public Schools.—Pupil’s work. 
Davey (Vernon L.) School, District No. 36, Essex County.—Home-made 
philosophical apparatus. 
Elizabeth Public Schools.—Pupil’s work. 
Long Branch Public Schools (J. M. Green), District No. 85, Monmouth 
County.—Pupil’s work and photographs. 
Landisville (G. A. Gross).—Herbarium. 
Hasbrouck Institute, Jersey City.—Student’s work, framed drawings from 
casts. 
Hoboken Public Schools.—Pupil’s work. 
Morse, S. R., Atlantic County.—Herbarium of marine algae. 
Orange Public Schools.—Pupil’s work. 
Trenton Public Schools.—Pupil’s work. 
Certificates of Merit. 
Bridgeton Public Schools.—Pupil’s work. 
Millville Public Schools.—Pupil’s work. 
New Brunswick Public Schools.—Pupil’s work. 
Plainfield Public Schools.—Pupil’s work. 
Rahway Public Schools.—Pupil’s work. 
Salem Public Schools.—Pupil’s work. 
