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Flemish Beauty, Fulton, Harvard, Heathcot, Hinckley, Julienne, Pitt's 

 Prolific, Petre, Rousselet de Rheims, Remington, Warden. Apples — 

 Cogswell, Striped Sweet. Plums — Pedrigon. 



From W. G. Rayner, Salem, pears — \V. Bon Chretien, Beurre d'Amalis, 

 B. Die], B. Golden of Bilboa, Dearborn's Seedling, Duchesse d'Angou- 

 leme, Louise Bonne of Jersey, Marie Louise, Napoleon, Seckel, St. Ger- 

 main, Stevens's Genesee. From A. Lackey, Jr., Marblehead, pears — 

 Andrews, Boucquia, Citron of Bohemia, Belle Lucrative, St. Ghislair, 

 Seckel, and one unnamed variety. Plums — Corse's Field Marshal, Green 

 Gage, Jefferson, St. Catharine, and a dish of filberts. From A. Dexter, 

 pears — Andrews, Bussey, Seckel, Washington, W. Bon Chretien, and 

 one unnamed variety. Apples — Baldwin, Deacon, Sweeting. From H. 

 Poor, Northampton, pears — Flemish Beauty, and While Doyenn^. Peach- 

 es — Coolidge's Favorite, Early Crawford, Melocoton, Yellow Rareripe. 

 Apples — Hubbardston Nonsuch, Porter, Rhode Island Greening, also fine 

 specimens of wheat. From S. Bigelow, by E. Burns, pears — Duchesse 

 d'Angouleme, W. Bon Chretien, and Flemish Beauty, also fine specimens 

 of the Orange quince. From J. Deane, Mansfield, apples — Boxford, Boy- 

 den, Sweet Codlin, Gilliflower, Heyboy, Monstrous Pippin, N. Y. Pippin, 

 Pumpkin Sweet, Porter, Pomwater, Red Lucrative, Russet Golden, Russel 

 Pearmain, Orange Sweet, Seek-no-Further, Striped Sweet, Spice Sweet, 

 Superb Sweet, Seedling Sweet, raised from seed of the Spice Sweet, 

 Spitzenberg. From L. P. Grosvenor, Pomfret, Conn., apples — Black, 

 Porter, Summer Pearmain. Peaches — Coolidge's Favorite, Grosse Mig- 

 nonne, Royal George, Seedling, Teton de Venus. 



From J. Hyde & Son, pears — W. Bon Chretien, Seckel, Watertown. 

 Apples — Danvers Winter Sweet, Porter, Roxbury Russet, and the berries 

 of a seedless berberry ; also, several varieties of native grapes. From J. 



A. Hall, Raynham, apples — Baldwin, Boyden Sweet, English Pearmain, 

 Good Sour, Honey Greening, Nonsuch, Pearmain, Pomwater, Peck's 

 Pleasant, Roxbury Russet, Rhode Island Greening, Seek-no-Further, Tol- 

 man Sweet, Tender Sweet, Wine apple. White apple. From N. Durfee, 

 Fall River, pears — W. Bon Chretien, Beurr6 d'Amalis, B. d'Aremberg, 



B. Ranee, Calebasse, Crassane Althorp, St. Germain, Rousselet de 

 Rheims. From Life Baldwin, Brighton, pears — Beurre d'Amalis, Louise 

 Bonne of Jersey, Queen of the Low Countries, Roi de Wurtemberg, Le 

 Cur6. From H. B. Crooker, by T. Needham, grapes — Black Hamburgh, 

 Black Frontignan, Black St. Peter, Cannon Hall, Muscat of Alexandria, 

 White Frontignan, Syrian, Palestine grape, the largest bunch of this 

 variety measured twenty-seven inches in length and was proportionally 

 •wide ; also, some fine W. Bon Chretien pears, and peaches. From W. 



C. Strong, grapes — Black Hamburgh, Muscat of Alexandria, Black Mus- 

 cat, Rose Chasselas, White, White Nice, Syrian, Black Prince, St. Peters, 

 Frankendale ; also, a few dishes of nectarines and peaches, fine, and three 

 varieties of plums. 



From J. A. Lowell, Esq., by J. Owens, grapes — Black Hamburgh, Mus- 

 . cat of Alexandria, Reine de Nice, White Frontignan, fine specimens. 



