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Barnes. Bunches and berries medium, 

 black ; sweet, good. Quite early. New. 



Black Barbarossa, p. 405. 



Black Burgundy. See Black Frontignan. 



Black Chasselas. See Black Muscadine. 



Black Cluster, p. 405. 



Black Corinth ; or, Zante Currant. Small, 

 round, black ; quality moderate. 



Black Frontignan, p. 406. 



Black German. See York Madeira. 



Black Grape from Tripoli. See Black Tri- 

 poli. 



Black Hamburgh, p. 406. 



Black Lisbon. See Black Prince. 



Black Lombardy, p. 406. 



Black Morillon. See Black Cluster. 



Black Morocco, p. 406. 



Black Muscadel. See Black Morocco. 



Black Muscadine, p. 406. 



Black Muscat of Alexandria, p. 406. 



Black Palestine. See Black St. Peter's. 



Black Portugal. See Black Prince. 



Black Prince, p. 406. 



Black Spanish. See Black Prince. 



Black St. Peter's, p. 406. 



Black Sweetwater, p. 406. 



Black Tripoli, p. 407. 



Bland, p. 402. 



Eland's Madeira, Eland's Pale Red, and 

 Eland's Virginia. See Bland. 



Blood's Black. Large, coarse, foxy. Early. 



Blue Trollinger. See Black Hamburgh. 



Boston. See Black Prince. 



Bowood Muscat See White Muscat of 

 Alexandria. 



Brinckle. Bunches large, compact, berries 

 round, black ; flesh solid, not pulpy, flavor 

 rich, vinous. Phila. 



Brown Hamburgh. See Black Hamburgh. 



Bull : or, Bullet. See Scuppernong. 



Bullit. See Taylor's Bullit. 



Canadian Chief. Bunches large, shouldered ; 



vine productive. Of foreign origin. 

 Canby's August. See York Madeira. 

 Cape Grape. See Alexander's. 

 Carter. Berries large, round, reddish black, 



of good quality. Season medium. 

 Cassady, p. 404. 

 Catawba, p. 400. 

 Catawba Tokay. See Catawba. 

 Charlesworth Tokay, p. 408. 

 Chasselas Blanc. See Royal Muscadine. 

 Chasselas de Bar sur Aube. See Royal 



Muscadine. 



Chasselas Musque. See Musk Chasselas. 



Chasselas Noir. See Black Muscadine. 



Chasselas Royal. See White Sweetwater. 



Ciotat, p. 408. 



Clara, p. 404. 



Clifton's Constantine. See Alexander's. 



Clinton, p. 400. 



Clover St. Black. Bunches and berries 

 large, black ; very good Cross of native 

 and foreign. Rochester, N. Y. New. 



Columbia. Bunches small, compact ; berries 

 small, black ; pleasant, vinous. George- 

 town, D. C. 



Concord, p. 400. 



Creveling, p. 400. 



Cumberland Lodgei See Esperione. 



Cuyahoga, p. 404. 



Damascus. Bunches large ; berries very 

 large, black; rather acid. Exotic re- 

 quires fire heat. 



Dana. Bunches and berries medium, dark 

 red ; slightly vinous, fine. Roxbury. 

 Mass. New. 



Delaware, p. 403. 



Devereux. Bunches medium ; berries 

 small, purple ; sweet Foreign. 



Diana, p. 403. 



Diana Hamburgh, p. 403. 



Dracut Amber. A brown fox, somewhat re- 

 sembling, but not equal, in flavor to, the 

 Northern Muscadine. 



Dutch Sweet Water. Bunches medium ; 

 berries large, oval, amber; good early 

 white grape. Foreign. 



Early Black July, p. 407. 



Early Chasselas. See Early White Mal- 

 vasia. 



Early Sweetwater. See White Sweet- 

 water. 



Early White Malvasia, p. 408. 



Early White Muscadine. See White Sweet- 

 water. 



Early White Teneriffe. See Royal Musca- 

 dine. 



Elsinborough : or, Elsinburgh, p. 400. 



Emily. Berries rather small, pale red, ex- 

 cellent of foreign parentage. A worthless 

 native also has this name. 



Esperione, p. 407. 



Fintindo, p. 407. 



Flame-Colored Tokay. See Lombardy. 



Fox Grape. See Scuppernong. 



