PEACHES. 



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47 Late admirable, C Sept 



48 White blossom, willow, or white 



stone do 



49 Double flowering,or rose peacft,P do 



50 tJBelle chevreuse, P do 



51 Vanguard do 



52 Western Newington, C A do 



53 Catharine, C P Sept 



54 Hyslop's, C A do 



55 ^French Chancellor, P do 



56 Hill's Madeira do 



57 JMontauban Aug 



58 tMonstrous lemon, C Oct 



59 Red October, C A do 



60 Royal George, C Aug 



61 X Prince's red, C do 



62 tSpanish,C - do 

 03 French blood peach, la sangui- 



nole, P do 



64 French blood or claret, sangui- 



nole adherente, C Oct 



65 t;j:American teton de Venus,A Aug 



66 ^Sargent's rareripe, A do 



67 JLate red do. A Sept 



68 tfKenrick's heath, A do 



69 tJAdmirable do 



70 tjHeath, C A Oct. & Nov 



71 Freestone winter, A Sept. & Oct 



72 White winter, white at stone, C 



Oct. & Nov 



74 Algiers' yellow winter, C Nov 



75 tJNoblesse, P Sept 



76 Double swalsh, or Dutch do 



77 ^September orange, C Aug 



78 ttMonstrous freestone do 



79 English Chancellor, P Sept 



80 ttDiana, C Aug 



81 Modeste do 



82 Thome's white, C A do 



83 New late green, C A Sep + 



84 f Lar & e white, C do 



85 Washington freestone Aug 



86 York Island do 



87 tJGeorge the fourth Sept 



88 *New sweet water, A Aug 



89 Emperor of Russia, much like 



No. 33, A do 



90 ttPrince's red rareripe, A do 



91 -ttGovernor rareripe do 



92 American blood, A do 



93 Hand's claret do 



94 Seedling Kensington, A do 



95 ttNagle's favourite yellow, A do 



96 jRambouillet do 



97 Elizabeth-Town fine, A do 



98 Late freestone heath, A Sept 



99 Vandeveer's optimum maxi- 



mum, CAP do 



100 Green preserving do 



101 +Van Zandt's superb do 



73 Green winter, C Nov 



The following are celebrated new French Peaches received direct from the 



south of France and Italy, where this fruit is said to excel in high flavour 



and perfume — Price $1 each. 



102 ^Admirable, P Sept 



103 jLate do. admirable tardive do 



104 tEarly yellow alberge, A Aug 



105 JLate yellow do. alberge jaune 



tardive, C P Oct 



106 ijYellow alberge cling, pav ie 



alberge, or pavie jaune, P Sept 



107 Earliest cling, avant precoce 



pavie, C July 



108 ttBeauty of Vitry, P Sept 



109 Beauty of Beaucaire Aug 



110 Cardinale de Furstemberg, or 



bloody peach, Sept 



111 tiEarly chevreuse, chevreuse 



hative, P Aug 



112 Favier do 



113 ^Ispahan, or Persian, very 



curious, P Sept 



114 ftFrench red Magdalen Aug 



115 ^Common French Magdelen do 



116 ^Madeleine de Courson, P do 



117 tMagdalen cling, pavie mag- 



deUne, P do 



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132 f 



+Magdalen of second season, 

 magdeltnedeuxiemesaison do 



Pointed magdalen, madeleine 

 a mamelons do 



ttLarge early mignon e, grosse 

 mignone hative do 



Large early mountain, montagne 

 precoce la grosse Aug 



ttNivette, P do 



Jalaugier, C Sept 



f+Apricot peach, or Yellow ad- 

 mirable, C P Sept. & Oct 



Divided pit, Noyau partage, C 



ft vinous purple, Vmeuse de 



Fromentin, P do 



Large round, ronde grosse Sept 

 French iemon, peche limon Aug 

 Montfrin do 



Dwarf Orleans, P $2 Sept 



fMonstrous pompone, the targesl 

 of all peaehes, C P Sept.& Oct 

 f tfexsiquejarge andJine^CP Sep 



