ABRIDGED CATALOG!'*:. 



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Early Louise, larger than Early Beat- 

 rice, three days later, a fine early 

 peach. 



Early Newington Free, medium to 

 large, white with a red cheek. 



Early Red, Troth's, medium size, 

 bright red cheek. End July. 



Early Rivers, medium, pale straw, 

 ripens two days after Early Louise, a 

 line peach. 



Early Tillotson, medium to large, 

 white nearly covered with red. Early 

 Aug. 



Parly York, medium to large, white, 

 covered in the sun with purplish red. 

 Peginning Aug. 



Fox's Seedling 1 , round, white with a 

 red cheek. Middle of Sept. 



George the Fourth, large, white with 

 a red cheek. Middle Aug. 



Grosse Mignonne, large, greenish 

 3-ellow mottled with red. with purplish 

 red cheek. Aug. 



Hale's Early, medium size, skin green- 

 ish white mottled with red. 



Heath Free, largest size, greenish 

 white with purplish red cheek. Sept. 



Keyport Late White, very large, 

 light color, ripens with Smock. 



Large Early York, large, white with 

 a red cheek, an excellent variety. Mid- 

 dle of Aug. 



La Grange, large, greenish white, red- 

 dened in the sun. Beg. of Oct. 



1 Leathersbury's Late. 

 ' Lord Palmerston, a magnificent, large, 

 very late peach has been grown 12; 

 inches in circumference. It is one of 

 Mrs. Rivers' Seedlings. Fruit very 

 large, of a rather pale color, having a 

 little red on the sunny sides, flesh firm 

 and richly flavored. 50 cents each. 



Moore's Favorite, resembles Old Mix- 

 ion, very fine. 



Morris White, medium size, creamy 

 white, tinged with red in the sun. Bes. 

 of Sept. 



Mountain Rose, larger and superior 

 to Troth's, and ripens with that va- 

 riety. 



Old Mixon Freestone, large, greenish 

 white with a red cheek. End of Aug. 



Rareripe, Late Red, large, yellow, 

 with a deep red cheek. Beg. of Sept. 



Shipley's Late Red, very large and 

 late, high color, fine. 



Steadley, a very late and large peach, 

 color greenish white, ten days later 

 than Heath. 



Stump the World, very large, creamy 

 white with a bright red cheek. Mid- 

 dle of Sept. 



Ward's Late Free, large, white with 

 a beautiful crimson cheek. Be^r. of 

 Oct. 



Williams' Large Early. 



CLASS SECOND— FREESTONES WITH YELLOW FLESH. 



Beer's Smock, large, yellow, very fine; 



seedling from Smock's. 1st of Oct. 

 Bilyeu's Late Oct., a very large and 



late peach, a superb market fruit. 

 Crawford's Early Melocoton, very 



large, oblong, yellow with a fine red 



cheek. Mid. of Aug. 

 Crawford's Late Melocoton, very 



large, skin yellow with a fine dark red 



cheek. Mid. of Sept. 

 Foster, resembles Crawford's Early, 



larger and a little earlier. 

 Hance's G-olden Rareripe. 

 Harker's Seedling, fruit large, round- 

 ish, mostly covered with red. 

 Levy's Late Oct., a very large and 



late peach, originated in thi> city, the 



finest late yellow peach. 



magnificent large 

 Late. 



very larue, yellow 



Mary's Choice, 



peach, 



Sept. 

 Picquet's Late, 



with a red cheek. 

 Red Cheek Melocoton, large, yellow 



with a red cheek. Sept. 

 | Reeves' Favorite, large oval, yellow 



with a tine red cheek. 

 Salway, large late yellow, with a 



brownish red cheek. 

 Smock's Free, large, orange yellow, 



mottled with red. End of Sept. 

 Susquehanna, very large, rich yellow 



with a beautiful red cheek. Beg. of 



Sept. 

 Yellow Rareripe, large, orange yellow 



with rich red (meek. Beg. o( Aug. 



CLASS THIRD— CLINGSTONES. 



Chinese Cling, large, globular, creamy 

 white, marbled with red. 



Heath Cling, very large, creamy white, 

 with a faint tinge of red. Beg. of Oct 



