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orange, quince, and pumpkin-sweet apples. From Dr. Z. B. Adams, 

 Boston, St. Micliael and Seckel pears. 



From J. L. L. F. Warren, a large and showy basket of fruit, contain- 

 ing the following assortment: — Seckel pears, Baldwin, greening, Autnmu 

 superb. Porter, Lady, and Siberian crab apples; also. Royal George, 

 New George IV., Melaoaton, Royal Kensington, and Warren's favorite 

 peaches; and damson plums, cantaloupe and green citron melons, and 

 Chasselas, black Hamburgh, purple Malaga, and Isabella grapes. 



From J. Clapp, South Reading, Piatt's bergamotte pears, and York 

 russet, Siberian crab. Lady, and other apples; also, beautiful peaches, 

 and grapes, and three very fine melons. From E. Holden, Dorchester, 

 very beautiful Porter apples. From L. Baldwin, Newton, large red 

 apples, very handsome. From Mr. Fames, Framingham, specimens of 

 apples from Detroit, a large and fine fruit. From Mrs. Browne, cling- 

 stone peaches. From John Hovey, grapes from oi)en culture. From 

 A. D. Weld, West Roxbury, apples. 



From S. & G. Hyde, Newton, Gravenstein, high-top sweeting, red 

 Calville, Washington pearmain. Bun, Smith's gilliflower, Hubbardston 

 nonsuch, pa?ony, Lyscom, winter sweeting, scalloped gilliflower, green- 

 ing, July flower, Doctor sweeting. Pound, Vandevere Burlin, Cogswell, 

 and Fall sops of wine apples; also, Tucker's Bon Chretien, grand Sachem, 

 Forelle and Urbaniste pears. From A. D. Williams, pears, viz: Eparg- 

 ne, summer thorn, and Williams's seedling, and Fall sops of wine, horn, 

 and Porter apples; black Hamburgh grapes, and seedling clingstone 

 peaches. From George Newhall, Dorchester, Brocas bergamotte, Ful- 

 ton, Roi de Wurtemburg, and Williams's Bon Chretien pears; Porter 

 and pearmain apples; yellow and red rareripe, Moore's rareripe, Jaques, 

 golden purple clingstone, and seedling peaches. From James Eustis, 

 South Reading, two varieties of peaches. From J. Warren, Weston, 

 Warren's nonpareil apples. From Rufus Howe, Dorchester, Urbaniste 

 pears. From Di*. J. Greene, Groton, Foundling apples. 



From R. Manning upwards of ninety varieties of fine pears, the names 

 of which are as follows: Doyenne blanc, beurre Comte de Fresnel, 

 beurre gris, golden beurre of Bilboa, Brugmansbirne, Williams's Bon 

 Chretien, English autumnal bergamotte, Bezi Montigny, Sieule, Fon- 

 dante de Brest, Duchess d'AngouIeme, Rousselet de liheims, Easter 

 beurre, Wilkinson, Cambnrnether, Gushing, Andrews, Green Catherine 

 (of Coxe.) Jackman's meetinjr. Autumn superb. Belle Lucrative, Belle 

 et Bonne, beurre Diel, Bishop's Thumb, Bleecker's meadow, Bon Chre- 

 tien Fondante, Spanisli Bon Chretien, Catillac, Cumberland, Doyenne 

 Gris, Duchess D'AngouIeme, Glout Morceau, green sugar, Hacon's In- 

 comparable, Harvard, Henry Quartre, Jalouise, Johonnot, Lewis, Ma- 

 ria Louise, Messirc Jean, Long green (of Coxe,) Long green of autumn, 

 of new edition of Duhamel, Naunikeag, Newtown Virgaleau, winter 

 orange, Passe Colmar, Pope's Quaker, Prince's St. Germain, Rousselette 

 Panache, winter royal, St. Ghislain, Stevens's Genesee, Styrian, Sur- 

 pass St. Germain, Swan's egg of Coxe, Egg pear of Duhamel, Urban- 

 iste, Washinaton, beurre Bollwillcr, beurre Duval, Fisue de Naples, 

 Frederick of Prussia, Fulton, Garnstone, green pear of Yair, Josephine, 

 Jamenette, Austrasia, Sabine of the French, Louise Boime of Jersey, 

 Roi de Wurtemburg, Present Royal of Naples, Reine des Poires, Sur- 

 pass Virgoulouse, beurre Von Marum, Webber's yellow autumnal. Al- 

 pha, French autumn beriramotte, Bezi de Chauniontellc, Crassane, 

 Knight's seedling, (of R. I.) Coftln's A^irgoulouse, Petre, very superior, 

 striped lon'X green, Ronville, Cassolette, Sunniier thorn of Thoulouse; 

 also the Cambuthnethan pippin, Crowiiinshield sweet, new seedling 

 fine, two sorts new seedling crabs, Rambour d'cte, Ortley pip])in, Rib- 

 stone pippin. Fall Harvey, Swaar, yellow bellflower, blue Pearmain, 

 Murphy new, fine, large, and Putnam's Harvey apples. 



