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4 Striped leaved, Beastie ; Sikes wfali ace 
50 cla. - é 
5 Black English © nigrum 
6 Black American 7 floridum 
% Hawthorn, or gooseberry | a 
leaved, 5@ Cts. ari canthoides 
$8 Lewis's fragrant currant, | 
with yellow flowers of a huBewen 
delightful odour, and 
black fruit, 50 cis. 
9 Do. with yellow fruit and 
sceniless flowers, 50 cts. 
10 Indian currant, with red 
fruit in autumn and Symphoria glomerate | 
winter, 37 cts. 
i1 Snowberry, with clusters 
of beautiful white fruit 
in autumn,extremely or- 
namenial, 50 Cts. 
v. inodore 
racemosa 
“RASPBERRIES. Rubusédeus. 
Class, Icosandna. Order, Polygynia. 
4 Common red, Jest for brandy, and the kind usually 
cultivated for market, 10 cts. rife in June and July. 
2 English white, 122 cts. | do 
3 Brentford red, 121 cts. . de 
4 Brentford white, 25 cts. | do 
5 Antwerp red, 25 cts. July and August. 
@ Antwerp white, or yellow, 25 cts. do 
4% Large fruited cane, 124 cts. July and October. 
$ Beehive, 25 cts. do 
§ Ford’s prolific, 25 cts. do 
10 Twice bearing, 12 cts. do 
11 Barnet red, 25 cts. July. 
12 American black, Rubus occidentalis, 10 cts. ‘do 
-43 American red, Rubus strigosus, 12: cts. : de 
‘14 Canada purple rose Howering, ornamental, 25 cts. Aug. 
