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CHERRIES. 



American Heart, good; very productive. 



Butltiei's Yellow, very good; ripens late, and proves very fine. 



Belle de Choisy, best; sweet and rich, not very productive. 



Black Eagle, best; first rate in every respect. 



Bla( k Tartarian, best; " " 



Black Heart, good; productive, and as yet a popular old sort. 



Bauman's May, very good; the earliest sort, and fine for the 

 season, 



Bigarrcau or Graffion, best; very productive and fine. 



Belle Magnifique, very good; productive, and fine when fully ripe. 



Downton, best; one of the most productive. 



Downers Late, best; a very superior late sort. 



Early Purple Guigne, good; ripens early, not very productive. 



Elton, best; for size, beauty and flavor unsurpassed, 



Holland Bigarreau, very good; bids fair to prove very fine. 



Knight's Early Black, best; the very best early sort. 



Late Duke, good; a very gooil late sort. 



May Duke, very good; productive, should be in every collection, 



Napolean Bigarreau, best; a superior fruit, productive. 



Tradesescanl's Black Heart, very good; productive, and a fine mar- 

 ket iVuit. 



Waterloo, very good; very productive, a valuable sort. 



White Bigarreau, very good; generally productive and very fine. 



PLUMS. ■ 



Bleecker^s Gage, very good; productive and valuable. 

 Coe'.s Golden Drop, very good; fruit fair and fine, not very pro- 

 ductive. 



Columbia, very good; so far proves fine. 



Duane's Purple, very good; very productive, and very beautifuL 



Drap dOr, very good; not very productive, fruit fine. 



Frost Gage, good; productive, and a fine late variety. 



Green Gage, best; " the best sort," succeeds well here. 



Huling's Superb, very good; fruit very fair and fine. 



Imperial Gage, very good; one of the most productive sorts. 



Jeflerson, best; but recently fruited, proves very fine. 



Lawrence's Favorite, best; one of the very best sorts. 



