106 PROCEEDINGS. 



Esperione, Grizzly Frontignan, White Frontignan, Hansteretto, Black Sweet Water, Black 

 Prince, Portuguese Muscat, Zinfendal, Syrian, Chasselas de Fontainebleau, Chasselas de Bar 

 sur Aube, Red Chasselas, Rose Chasselas, Golden Chasselas, White Sweet Water, White 

 Tokay, White Nice, De Candolle, Muscat of Lunel, Muscat of Alexandria, Black St. 

 Peter's, Black Lombardy, Chaptal, August Muscat, Red Traminer, Whortley Hall Seedling, 

 Ferral, Royal Muscadine, Isabella. Pears — Fondante d'Automne, Gansel's Bergamot, 

 Renville, Seckel. Peaches — Bellegarde, La Fayette, Yellow Rareripe, Tippecanoe, Teton 

 de Venus, Kenrick's Orange. Plums — Coe's Golden Drop. 



From Eben Wight, Dedham, Pears, viz. : — Andrews, Easter Beurr^, Louise Bonne de 

 Jersey, Long Green, Seckel, St. Ghislain, Williams's Bon Chretien, Winter Nelis. Apples, 

 viz. ; — Autumn Bough, Baldwin, Bottle Greening, Blue Pearmain, Danvers Winter Sweet, 

 Fameuse, Fall Apple, Hawthornden, Hubbardston Nonesuch, Hightop Sweeting, Lady 

 Apple, Mattison's Scarlet, Marston's Red Winter, Orange Sweet, Pumpkin Sweeting, Porter, 

 Roxbury Russet, Rhode Island Greening, Spice Apple, Yellow Bellefleur. Plums, viz. : — 

 Green Gage, Coe's Golden Drop, Huling's Superb, Cloth of Gold, Lombard, White Gage, 

 Bingham. Peaches — Cooledge's Favorite, Crawford's Early, Crawford's Late, Lemon 

 Rareripe, Morris's White, Tice's Early. 



From Weebern, Wyoming county, New York, by F. K. Phoenix, of the Delavan Nursery, 

 Delavan, Wisconsin, Apples, viz : — Edgerly Sweet, Durham, or Flower of Edinburgh, Tift 

 Sweet, Federal, Changeable, Sweet Gilliflower, Lenox, Detroit Red, Perry Russet, Pound 

 Sweet, September Sweet, Striped Pippin, Ox Apple, Pearmain, White Bellefleur, King 

 George's Favorite, Green Sweet, King Apple, Griffith's Sweet, Striped Sweet, Early Sweet 

 Red, Harvest Gilliflower, and nine other kinds nameless, or merely local names. 



From James P. Oliver, Lynn, Oliver's Russet Pears, from the original tree. 



From H. Snyder, Kinderhook, N. York, Pears — Doyenne White, and Vandervere Apples. 



From R. Whittier, Chicopee, Pears — Brown Beurre, Bleeker's Meadow, Easter Beurre, 

 Louise Bonne de Jersey, Seckel. 



From Aaron D. Capen, Dorchester, Pears, Viz.: — Beurre de Capiaumont, Duchesse 

 d'Angouleme, Louise Bonne de Jersey, Passe Colmar, Seckel. Apples — Golden Russet, 

 and a variety unknown. Seedling Peaches. Melons. 



From Charles Sprague, Boston, Spanish Filberts, grown in the city of Boston. 



From Charles E. Fisk, Natick, Porter Apples. 



From James Arnold, New Bedford, Grapes — Black Hamburg, Chasselas of Fontaine- 

 bleau, Royal Muscadine, Royal Muscat, St. Peter's. 



From Geo. Jaques, Worcester, Pears — Coffin's, White Doyenn6, Virgalieu. Peach — 

 11)^ inches in circumference; weight, 11^ ounces. 



From W. W. Cutler, South Reading, Apples — River.' 



From Samuel Pond, Cambridgeport, Pears, viz. : — Andrews, Beurre Diel, Columbia, 

 Gushing, Doyenne White, Dix, Flemish Beauty, Fondante d'Automne, Louise Bonne de 

 Jersey, Marie Louise, Napoleon, Seckel, Surpasse Virgalieu, Urbaniste, Vicar of Winkfield, 

 Williams's Bon Chretien. 



From Isaac Pullen, Hightstown, New Jersey, Peaches — Crawford's Late, Melacoton. 



By Isaac P. Davis, Endicott Pears, from the original tree, two hundred and twenty years 

 old. 



From G. F. Chandler, Lancaster, Apples. 



From William Adams, Woburn, a Water Melon, weighing 373^ pounds. 



From N. N. Dyer, South Abington, Apples — Black Detroit, Biown Jacket, Bedford 

 Sweeting, Crow's Egg, Fameuse. 



From J. M. Everett, Foxboro', Native Grapes. 



Extra fine specimens of Seckel Pears, from the New Jersey Horticultural Society. 



