150
T Class IY.
14.
Fagus ferruginea —
_
Red beech.
61.
_
15.
Gleditsia triacanthus —
-
Sweet locust
62.
Liquidambar styraciflua
-
16.
Horseflesh-wood.
63.
Liriodendron tulipifera
—
17.
Ilex opaca - — —
-
Holly.
64.
Morus alba - — —
-
18.
Juniperus Sabina —
—
Cedar.
65.
Morus nigra — - —
—
19.
Juglans nigra — -
—
Black walnut.
66.
Morus rubra - —
—
20.
Juglans squamosa —
-
Shell-bark hickory.
67.
Morus — — — —
-
21.
Juniperus virginiana —
-
Red cedar.
68.
Maclura aurantiaca —
—
22.
Laurus sassafras -
—
Sassafras.
69.
23]
Liquidambar styracifluar
-
Gum tree.
70.
Magnolia grandiflora.
24.
—
Tulip tree.
71.
Magnolia acuminata —
—
25.
Ornus rotundifolia —
—
Manna ash.
72.
Malus — - — —
—
26.
-
Yellow pine.
73.
Nyssa biflora — —
-
27.
Pinus Strobus.
74.
Nyssa capitata - -
-
28.
Pinus rubra— - -
-
Red pine.
75.
Ornus rotundifolia -
—
29.
Platanus occidentalis
—
Plane tree.
76.
Punica granatum —
—
-
Pine oak.
77.
-
31.
-
White oak.
78.
—
32.
Quercus Prinos monticolo
Rock chestnut oak.
79.
—
33.
Quercus Prinos acuminata
Yellow oak.
80.
Populus alba - -
—
34.
—
Live oak.
81.
Populus balsamifera -
—
35.
Swietenia.
82.
Platanus occidentalis —
—
36
Thuia occidentalis —
—
White cedar.
83.
Pearmain apple.
37.
Tilia americana — -
_
Bass wood.
84.
_
38.
Ulmus rubra - —
-
Red elm.
85.
Pinus Strobus — —
-
Cucumber magnolia.Apple.
Pepperidge.
Sour tupelo.
Manna ash.Pomegranate.
Cotton tree.
Aspen poplar.Common poplar.White poplar.Balsam poplar.
Plane tree.
Specimens in
1. Ailanthus.
4. Alnus serrulata — —
5. Acer Negundo — — -
6. Amygdalus Persica -
7. Acer grandidentatum -
9. iEsculus rubicunda -
10. Alnus serrulata — — -
11. Abies - - - - -
13. Alnus glauca - -
14. Abies nigra - — - -
15. Acacia.
19. Betula populifolia - -
20. Blue dogwood.
21. Carya microcarpa — —
23. Cerasus virginiana — -
24. Cornus alba — — — -
25. Carya pecan - - - -
26. Carya porcina — — —
30. Carya pecan - - - -
31. Crataegus coccinea - —
34. Carya microcarpa - -
35. Carpinus Ostyra - - -
36. Carya porcina — — —
37. Cytisus - - - - -
38. Cerasus borealis — - -
39. Carya amara — — «*-
41. Celti9 crassifolia - - -
42. Cereis - - - - -
43. Fraxinus — - - -
46. Fraxinus - - - -
47. Fagus sylvestris - — -
50. Fraxinus - — - —
51. Hibiscus syriacus - —
52. Imperialis.
53. Juniperus occidentalis -
55. Juglans castanea- - -
56. Juglans nigra - - -
57. Laurus benzoin - - —
58. Laurus sassafras - — —
59. Lady apple..
60. Larixamericana -
Bark.
Sugar maple.
Scarlet maple.
Common alder.
Box elder.
Peach.
Mountain maple.
Scarlet maple,lied flowering chestnut.Hazel-leaved alder.Hemlock.
White maple.
Black alder.
Black spruce.
Black birch. !
Canoe birch.
Red birch. j
White birch. :
Nutmeg hickory.American chestnut.
Wild cherry.
White dogwood.Pecan-nut hickory.Bitter-nut hickory.Hornbeam .
Dwarf chestnut.
Hazle.
Pecan-nut hickory.Scarlet thorn.
Red flowering chestnut.Washington thorn.Small-fruited hickory.Iron wood.
Pig-nut hickory.Laburnum.
Red cherry.
Hackberry.
Judas tree.
White ash.
Black ash.
Red beech.
Common ash.
White beech.
Green ash.
Witch elm.
White ash.
Althaea frutex.
Juniper.
Red cedar.
Butter nut.
Black walnut.
Spice-wood.
Sassafras.
- - Black larch.
87. Pinus australis - - —
88. Prunus americana — —
91. Prunus cerasus — - —
93. Pyrus communis — — -
95. Philadelphus syringa —
97. Quercus Prinos monticola
99. Quercus Phellos - - -
100. Quercus Prinos acuminata
101. Quercus Prinos discolor —
102. Quercus palustris — —
103. Quercus rubra — - —
104. Quercus Phellos - - -
103. Rhus — - — - —
110. Ithamnus maritima — -
111. Rhus rubra — — — —
112. Robinia Pseudacacia— -
113. Salix alba — - — —
115. Salix lutea — — — —
116. Salix triandra - - —
120. Summer queen apple.
121. Silver abeille.
122. Spitzenburgh apple.
124. Tilia alba - - - - White lime tree.
125. Thuia occidentali9 - — White cedar.
126. Llmus rubra — — — Bed elm.
127. Ulmus alba — - — — Mhiteelm.
128. Yitis vinifera — — - Grape vine.
129. Viburnum.
The second collection, that exhibited by the Rev. Z,Thompson, of Burlington (241, p. 1451), consists ofbetter-selected specimens of the woods of Vermont , andis accompanied by a good series of descriptive labels,reprinted from his own useful work on the “ NaturalHistory of Vermont/’ conveying a good deal of valuablelocal as well as scientific information: for this collectionthe Jury awarded a Prize Medal.
Yellow pine.
White pine.
Grey pine.Long-leaved pine.Wild plum.
Plum.
Apricot.
Cherry plum.
Crab apple.
Pear.
Quince.
Lilac.
Black oak.Rock-chestnut oak.Mossy-cup oak.Willow oak. .Yellow oak.
Swamp white oak.Pine oak.
Red oak.
Willow oak.
Grey oak.
Bean oak.
White oak.
Bartram oak.
Sumach
Buckthorn.
Red sumach.Yellow locust.White willow.Shining willow.Yellow willow.Basket willow.Black willow.Mountain ash.Common willow.
4. Carya squamosa — -
5. Cerasus serotina - -
6. Fagus ferruginea - -
“Woods of Vermont.
- Red maple.
- Sugar maple.
— Yellow birch.
- Shell-bark hickory.Black cherry.
- Red beech.