FLOWERS.

William Kent, Brooklyn, L. I., for superior dahlias, including some

extra-fine American seedlings--gold medal.

George C. Thorburn, 15 John street, N. Y., for a rich display of

dahlias--gold medal.

Daniel Boll, Bloomingdale, N. Y., for a fine assortment of dahlias,

including some fine American seedlings--silver medal.

Thomas Hogg & Sons, 79th street, N. Y., for a good assortment of

dahlias--Mrs. Loudon's Flower Garden.

William R. Prince, Flushing, L. I., for numerous varieties of

dahlias--Downing's Rural Architecture.

Thomas Addis Emmet, Mount Vernon, N. Y.--T. Cremmins, gardener--for a

superior display of dahlias--Downing's Cottage Architecture.

William Phelan & Sons, 5th street, N. Y., for a fine display of

dahlias--Hovey's Magazine.

William Reid, 34th street and 4th avenue, N. Y., for an excellent

assortment of dahlias--Bridgeman's Gardeners' Assistant.

William Laird, 17th street, N. Y., for an ornamental frame, decorated

with flowers--Hovey's Magazine.

James L. L. F. Warren, Brighton, Mass., for a beautiful bouquet of

flowers--silver medal.

Mrs. Jeremiah Brown, Brooklyn, L. I., for a beautiful vase of

flowers--Mrs. Loudon's Flower Garden.

J. B. Mantel, 46th street, N. Y., for an ornamental frame, decorated

with flowers--American Flower-Garden Directory.

Daniel Boll, Bloomingdale, N. Y., for numerous varieties of the rose,

and other rare flowers--Mrs. Loudon's Flower Garden.

Samuel M. Cox, Bloomingdale road, N. Y., for a beautiful stand of

flowers--American Flower-Garden Directory.

William Beekman, 110 Ninth street, N. Y., for a fine supply of

dahlias--Hovey's Magazine.

Isaac Buchanan, 29th street, N. Y., for two vases of rare flowers--1

Vol. of American Agriculturist.

To Alfred Bridgeman, J. Boyce, A. P. Cummings, William Davison, J.

Ettringham, William V. Legget, Mrs. McFarlane, George Maine, William

Ross, Samuel Ruth, Grant Thorburn, Jr., L. Van Wyck, Edward White, and

John W. Wood, for supplies of flowers for ornamenting the Horticultural

room, to each a copy of the Report of the American Institute, on the

subject of Agriculture.

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