UNKNOWN AND REJECTED GRAPES. 



386 Los Angelos (California), eight fine 



varieties 1 ( )0 



337 Manhattan, variety of Chasselas, 



amber, round, excellent, loose cluster 1 00 



338 Musque Verdel, hybrid of No. 23 and 



65, medium, rich purple, musky, 



good flavor 1 00 



339 Raisin, Seedling from Muscatel Raisin 60 



340 Rebecca, variety of Golden Chasselas, 



early, medium, round, amber, sweet, 

 excellent, ftniall, 50c., larger.. 75 to 1 



341 Secord's White, a Northern Seedling 



of Chasselas, medium, round, white, 

 sweet, excellent; bunch large 1 



342 Stetson, several Hybrid varieties not 



yet offered. 



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00 



CLASS IV -AMERICAN VARIETIES WHICH ARE UNKNOWN, 

 AND WHICH ARE UNDER PROBATION. 



CLASS V.-REJE(7TED VARIETIES, BEING WORTHLESS. 



Blood's Black, 



Blood's Red, 5- Indifferent Varieties of the Fox 



flood's Whiti 



Brown Sugar. 



Burlington. 



Chippewa, proved barren. 



Chapin, yb)'eir/?t, mildews. 



Charter Oak, is a Fox, no similarity to August 



Coral, 

 Clappier's White, mildewn. 

 Connecticut. 



Coon, allied to Strawberry. 



Delaware Burgundy, ybreu/n seed, mildews badly. 

 Eudora — Perkins of some, is a large P'ox. 

 Fitchburg, a Fox. 

 Gross, foreign synoayni, mildews. 

 Dartmouth. 



German Muscat, white, foreign, mildews. 

 German ^ine, foreign, mildeios. 

 Gutadel, German, /or«^H, mildews. 



Indian Field, proved, barren. 



Joen. 



Lyman. 



Massachusetts White, denounced at Pom. Con- 

 vention. 



McGowan, or McCowcn. 



Morin. 



Morse. 



Muscat Catawba (Von Vleck), li.is been de- 

 nounced. 



Neponset. 



Purple Cluster (Victor X. Y.}, foreign, mildews. 



Quinnebaug. 



Sage, a miserable Fox. 



Sharpe, or Lyon. 



Shurileff Seedling, the original oaridy, volvdess. 



Strawberry, a miserable Fox. 



Victor Black Q\usA.^v, foreign, niildeirs. 



Wliite Snarar. 



