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SELECT FIGS. 



MULBERRIES. 



Cents. 



Black English or Chinese, very 



acid, tree tender 5 to 75 



Red American excellent fruit . ... 38 to 50 

 Blk. Circassian, sweet fruit, hardy 50 

 Downing's Everbearing.^zfte fruit, 75 to $1 

 Hick's Everbearing, fine fruit, 



hardier than Downing'.? ...... 50 



I Cents. 



Multicauiis, good sweet fruit 25 



Alpine, or Moretti, black fruit. . . 25 



White Italian 25 



Paper Mulberry. (See Ornamen- 

 tal Trees.) 



WALNUTS, CHESTNUTS AND FILBERTS. 



Madeira Nut, (English Walnut) . 

 Madeira Nut, extra large size . . . 

 Madeira Nut, Prolific Dwarf . . . . 

 Double Madeira Nut, or Never de 



Jauge 



Pecannut 



Shell-bark Bickory, or Kiskytom, 



Black Walnut, round 



v Butternut, oblong '. 



^American Chestnut 



m or Lisbon Chestnut 



Chestnut, very large, fine 



Chestnut, or Maron .... 



3ownton Chestnut 



Chinquapin, or Dwarf Chestnut. 



Prick. 



$1 00 

 25 to 50 



37 to 50 



38 

 38 



25 to 38 

 35 



38 to 50 



50 

 50 

 50 



Price. 



Prince's Hybrid Dwarf Chestnut, 



large fruit $1 00 



Eed Filbert, red skin 25 



White do., white skin 25 



Spanish do. or Large Cobnut . . 25 



Barcelona, or Spanish Filbert, . . 25 



Prolific do. or Cobnut, 35 



Cosford do. thin shell. 38 



Frizzled do. or Cutleaved, 38 



Cobourg do 38 



Piedmont do 38 



Purple leaved do. ornamental 50 

 Constantinople Filbert, a large 



tree 50 



American Hazlenut 15 



Cuckold do. (Rostrata) ... 25 



MISCELLANEOUS FRUITS. 



Dutch Medlar V. * . 



Nottingham do. small fruit. 



Seedless do \ 



Monstrous fruited Medlar . 



Japan Medlar, or Loquat, splendid 

 evergreen foliage, fruit in clus- 

 ters 



Diospyros kaki, Chinese Medlar. 



American Persimon 



American Persimon, extra large- 

 trees 



European Date Plum, or Lotus . . 



Price. I Price. 



50 Smooth Papaw, Custard Apple .. 50 to $1 

 50 ; Shepherdia Argentea — Buffalo 



- 50 | berry : 50 



50 ; Nandina domestica (Chinese) ... 75 



; Pistachia vera 75 



j Pistachia Chinese 75 



Psidium Cattleyanum (Chinese 



Guava) 



Aestomalus ferruginea (Japan) . . $1 

 Zizyphus Sativa — Jujube plum . . 1 

 European Olive. 4 fine varieties. $1 to $2 



$1 

 1 



1 



75 

 00 

 00 



00 

 50 



SELECT FIGS-FIGUIERS. 



The culture of this delicious fruit has recently become an object of particular at- 

 tention, and the Trees require no more care or protection in winter than the delicate 

 kinds of Grapes, and can be grown at Baltimore, and south of it, in anv quantities for 

 market ; and we may soon expect the markets of* New- York, and other Northern cities, 

 to be supplied from the more Southern localities. The Trees are exceedingly produc- 

 tive, and produce two n .ular crops in a season. We have rejected a number of varie- 

 ties, such os Cvpr.'. < '| • entine, &c, which have been found the least worthy of culture. 



Thosfi ftviik (1 '. .'i5 Cents- Those not marked are 75 cents. When a dozen are 

 taken of 6 Vni\K'<s, - each, the price will be $4 •~ ),) - 



