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PEACHES. 



159 President Church, 



160 Pride of Autumn. 

 161* Prineesse Marie. 



161P Ray Maekers 



162 Regent, 



163 Sieulle. 



164 Teeumseh. 



165 Tialey's Superb yellow. 



166 Violet hatif (smooth skin). 



16^ Bennett's Mammoth. 



168 Blanton. 



169 Bordeaux. 



170 Calloway. 



171 Catharine. 



172 Chinese. 



173 Clark's October. 



174 Cowan's Late. 



17 5 Demming's September. 



176 Donahoo. 



177 Dr. Cheery 's November. 



178 Early Red Cling. 



179 Eaton's Colder). 



180 Eliza Thomas. 

 «181 Elmira. 



CLINGSTONES. 



182 Flewellen : 



183 Horton's Delicious. 



184 Hull's Athenian. 



185 Indian Blood. 



186 Jackson. 



187 Late "White English. 



188 Mammoth Cling. 



189 Monstrous Cling. 



190 Nix's Late White. 



191 October Orange, extra 75 



cts. 



192 O'Gwynne. 



193* Parie Alberge, ou Jaune. 

 194* Pavie de Dolo. 



195* Pavie tardif de Berne. 

 196 Perry. 



197* Persique, or Grosse Perse- 

 que. 



Pavie de JPalmiers. 



198 Prince's Golden, extra, 75 



cts. 



199 Red Winter (November). 

 200* Sanguinolle la grosse. 



201 Shanghae. 



202 Silver Peach {white blossom). 



203 Stephenson. 



204 Vanderveer. 



205 White Globe. 



ORNAMENTAL VARIETIES, 50 CENTS. 



206 Double Red, or Rose flower- 208 Double Mignone, red. 211 Chinese Double Crimson, 75 



ing. 209 Double Ispahan, small red. cts. 



207 Double Madeleine, rose co- 210 Dwarf Orleans, bears fruit, 212 Chinese Double White, 75 



lor. unique. cts. 



PEACHES SUPERSEDED BY SUPERIOR VARIETIES. 



FREESTONES. 



Acton Scott. 



Belle Chevreuse. 



Bloodgood's late Green. 



Chancellor. 



Chilian. 



Early Anne. 



Emperor of Russia. 



Flushing. 



Carey's Mammoth. 

 Catherine. 



Jacques Rareripe. 

 Kenrick's Heath. 

 Late or Large Melting. 

 Red Nutmeg. 

 Robinson Crusoe. 

 Royal George (mildews). 

 Siebolt. 

 Sulhampstead. 



CLINGSTONES. 



Congress. 

 La Fayette. 



Swalsh. 



Tice, or lice's Early (poor 

 bearer) 



Weeping, Reid's. 



White blossom Incompara- 

 ble. 



Yellow Alberge. 

 Yellow Nutmeg. 



Late Yellow Alberge. 



SELECT PEACHES, FOR MARKET, ETC. 



Admirable, Early, rather large, roundish, pale 

 straw, marbled, with bright red next the sun, 

 sweet, melting, rich flavor, a firm fruit, keeps 

 well, and bears carriage, very productive. 



Abricotee, or Yellow Admirable, very large, 

 round, beautiful, orange color, flesh same color, 

 pleasant Apricot flavor. A rare and estimable 

 variety, ripening late in October, well suited to 

 the South, but cannot mature north of this 

 locality. 



Barnard, Early (Alberge erroneously), rather 

 large, deep yellow, red cheek, juicy, melting, 

 good second rate, productive, inferior to Ber- 

 gen's Yellow. 



Barrington, large, regular oval, beautiful, pale 

 straw, marbled with light red, very tender, 

 sweet, very juicy, rich, and luscious, very esti- 

 mable. 



Bergen's Yellow, very large, roundish, deep 

 orange, broad crimson cheek, juicy, rich, lusci- 

 ous, excellent, greatly esteemed. 



Brevoort, medium, round, white, bright red 

 cheek, sweet, rich, high flavor. 



Cole's Early Red, medium, roundish, mottled 

 red, bright red cheek, juicy, rich, fine flavor, 

 early, very productive, white, bright scarlet 

 cheek, melting, juicy, rich, faint acidity. 



Cooledge's Favorite, medium, roundish, white, 

 bright scarlet cheek, very melting, juicy, rich, 

 faint acid flavor, much esteemed. 



Crawford's Early (Melacoton), very large, oval, 

 showy, yellow, red cheek, very juicy, faint acid, 

 rich, good but moderate flavor, productive. A 

 favorite market variety. 



Crawford's Late (Melacoton), very large, round- 

 ish, splendid apperance, yellow, broad, deep red 

 cheek, rich, juic}-, vinous, good, but moderate 

 flavor, productive. A very showy and favorite 

 market vai'iety. 



Early Newingtou, of Downing (not Smith's 

 Early Newington, which is a cling), an old vari- 

 ety renamed, medium size, roundish, white, 



