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Kichmond, large size, skin fine yellow, mottled and shaded with dark red, fine 



quality, ripeps a few days after Crawford's Early. 

 Ked Cheek Melocoton, large, yellow with a red cheek, flesh juicy, melting, rich 



and vinous; tree hardy and very prolific. Middle of Sept. 

 Reeves' Favorite, large oval, yellow with a fine red cheek, flesh juicy, melting 



and vinous; tree hardy and productive. Beginning of Sept. 

 Salway, large, yellow with a brownish red cheek, very productive, ripens just 



after Smock's; a fine late peach. 

 Smock's Free, large, orange yellow, mottled with red, flesh moderately juicy 



and rich ; tree vigorous and prolific End of Sept. and beginning of Oct. 

 Susquehanna, very large, rich yellow with a beautiful red cheek, flesh juicy, 



sweet, rich and vinous; tree very vigorous and productive; a magnificent 



large yellow peach. Beginning of Sept. 

 "tellow Rareripe, large, orange yellow with rich red cheek, flesh juicy, melting, 



rich and excellent. Middle of Aug. 



Class Third — Clingstones. 



Chinese Cling, large, globular, creamy white, marbled with red, flesh juicy, 



melting, rich and vinous ; tree vigorous and productive. Beginning of 



Sept. 

 Heath Cling, very large, creamy white, with a faint tinge of red in the sun; 



flesh very tender, juicy, melting, rich and luscious; a superb cling peach. 



Beginning of Oct. 

 Large White Cling, large, round, skin white, dotted with red on sunny side, 



flesh juicy, melting, sweet and rich ; tree very hardy, vigorous and prolific. 



End of Sept. 

 Lemon Cling, large, fine yellow, with a dark brownish red cheek, flesh firm, 



vinous, subacid flavor; tree hardy and productive. Middle of Sept, 

 Levy's Late Oct . a very large late peach which originated in this city. The 



Potomac Fruit Growers' Society have recommended it as the finest of all 



yellow peaches. 

 Magnum Bonum, a magnificent large p<^ach, originated in Virginia; tree 



vigorous and prolific. The largest of all clings, 

 Newington Cling, medium to large, with a bright red cheek, rich flower. End 



of Aug. 

 Old Mixon Cling, large, yellowish white with a bright red cheek, flesh juicy, 



melting, rich and luscious ; tree vigorous and prolific ; very handsome, one 



of the best clings. Beginning of Sept. 

 Stonewall Jackson, large, nearly white or creamy yellow, most delicious flavor. 



Ripe end of Aug. 

 Wilkins' or Kinggold Mammoth Cling, very large with a beautiful blush, ripens 



with Heath but nearly double the size ; a superb cling peach. 



New Foreign Peaches. 



The following new varieties have been raised hy T. Rivers, England. The 

 descriptions are his ; many will undoubtedly be of great value in our climate ; 

 all are of first quality. 



Albatross, a very large peach from "Princess of Wales," rich and good. 



Middle of Sept. 

 Alexandra Noblesse, very large. This fine peach is a true Noblesse in its fruit, 



and was raised from that sort; flesh melting, rich and excellent, 

 Canary, medium size, very delicious ; ripe beginning of Aug. 

 Condor, a large peach from " Early Silver," color bright crimson, flavor 



piquant and rich. Early in Sept. 

 Comet, large, round, orange with a crimson cheek, melting, sweet and good; 



ripens early in October, a week or so before its parent the" Salway peach. 



