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Howland's Yellow. 



*Hudson Gage. 



*Ives' Washington Seedling. 



King of Plums, 75 cts. 



*Langdon's Seedling, 75 cts. 



♦Lawrence's Yellow Egg, 75 cts. 



* Purple Gage, 75 cts. 



* Oval Blue. 



Merveille de New Kent. 

 Montfort, 75 cts. 

 ♦Mulberry. 

 *Orange. 



Peach Plum (of France.) 

 Prunes des bois. 

 ♦Purple Favorite. 



Reine Claude de Bavay, 75 cts, 

 Reine Claude d'Octobre, 75 eta. 



de Toussaint, 75 cts. 



Rivers' Early, No. 2. 

 ♦Rockland Great Gage. 

 Royal Green Gage, 75 cts. 

 Saint Etienne, 75 cts. 

 ♦Thomas. 

 Topaz, $1. 



♦Tory, or August Damson. 

 Virgin, (Thompson.) 

 *White American Cherry. 



Apricot. 



Abricott blanc. 



PEACHES. — 25 cents, except those noted. 



(C. denotes Clingstones.) 



Acton Scot. 

 ♦Baltimore Beauty. 

 ♦Barnard. 



Belle de Chatenay, 50 cts. 

 ♦Bough, 50 cts. 

 ♦Camden. 



*Congress, C. (genuine) 

 *Druid Hill. 



♦Dutchess Mignone, 50 cts. 

 ♦Early Newington Freestone. 

 ♦Early Tillotson, (mildews.) 



— White. 50 cts. 



♦Flushing Heath, C. 50 cts. 



Imperial, C. very large, ripe 



Prince's Excelsior, (6 trees in bud £>5.) : 



♦ Fortunatus, C. splendid, 75 cts. 



* White October. C. very esti- 

 mable, (6 trees for $3.) 



* White October freestone. (6 



♦Pope's. [trees for' §3.) 



♦Red Rover 



Roval Pompone, C. monstrous, excel- 

 lent, ripe Oct 20. (6 trees for $5.) 

 Scarlet Admirable, 50 cts. 

 ♦September Favorite, C, large, beauti- 

 ful, excellent, 50 cents. 

 Sulhampstead. 

 ♦Scott's Extra Early, 50 cts. 



♦ — Nonpareil, 50 cts. 



♦September Red Rareripe. 



in Oct., 50 cts 

 French Violet, 50 cts. 



Apricot Peach, 50 ct 



White Nutmeg, earliest, 50 cts. Smith's Magdalen, 50 cts 



♦Grant's White October, 50 cts. ♦ Mammoth, (6 trees for $5.) 



Green Catharine, common variely,erro- * Yellow October, C. 75 cis. 



neously so called. ♦Spring Hill Orange, 75 cts. 



Grosse Admirable jaune. 50 cts. ♦Strawberry. 



Mignone Incomparable, 50 cts. *Stump the World. — World's Beater 



♦Hart's Seedling, 50 cts. 

 ♦Honest John. 

 ♦Jersey Rareripe, 

 ♦Kimber's Favorite Yellow. 

 ♦Leopold. 



♦Lignum rub rum, a curiosity. 



♦Marie Antoinette, (1 syn.) 



♦New Early Sweetwater, [Downing] 



♦Orange Red. 



Pavie Monstre, C. 50 cts. 



♦Tippecanoe, C. (50 cts.) 



♦ Vandyke, large, very fine, ripe Aug. 15. 

 Vanguard, (distinct from Noblesse.) 

 ♦Waxen Mignone, 50 cts. 

 ♦Washington Cling, {genuine.) 

 ♦Weeping, ornamental, 37 cts. 

 ♦White Imperial. 

 ♦Whitehead's Red Heath, C. 

 ♦Wiley's Nutmeg, very early, 50 cts. 

 ♦Y'ard's Favorite" 50 cts. 



Broomfield. 



NECTARINES. — 37 to 



Hardwicke Seedling. 



50 cents. 



Old White. 



Akarish, (from Persia) 

 Alberge le gros, 50 cts. 

 Bru&sels 37 cts. 

 Early Red, 37 cts. 



Mwj^treuse, 75 eta. 



APRICOTS. 



"5 cts. Gros Musch, 50 cts. 



Gros Muscat, 37 cts. 



Vert Muscat. 

 St. Ambroise, 75 cts 



DUTCH MEDLAR. 



Variegated leared^oO ete. 



