

TEACHES. 



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72 tWashington C 



Aug 



Algiers yellow winter 





73 ^Washington freestone A 



do 



Pavie alberge 





Washington rareripe 





October yellow 





74 uPresident A 



S X 



99 tRossanna 





75 t Congress C A 



100 tTYindoux, or France 



do 



76 ttGeorge the Fourth A 



do 



101 ft Harrington 



end of Aug 



77 Sertated, or Emperor of Russia 



A Aug 



Buckingham Mignonne 





78 ttHyslops C A 



Oct 



102 ttHemskirke 



end of Aug 



79 ttMonstrous freestone 



Sept 



103 ttSpring grove 



Aug 



80 t Nonpareil A 



•Aug 



104 ttPortugal C 



Sept 



81 tiVanderveer's optimum c a 



Sept 



105 Hildreth (from Ohio) 



do 



82 t Van Zandt's superb a 



do 



100 Yellow apricot, or Yellow Admirable 



83 tJNagle's favorite yellow a 



do 



107 Apricot clingstone 



do 



84 Double flowering, or rose peach, highly 103 White winter, white at stone C Oct 



ornamental do 109 Green winter C do 



85 Weeping, droops like a willow, orna-'HO Freestone winter a Sept and Oct 



mental, 50c j 1 1 1 t Ken rick's heath do 



86 French blood peach, for preserves only 

 Melting Sanguinole Sept 



Claret freestone 

 S7 French blood cling, for preserves only 

 Sept and Oct 

 Claret clingstone 

 Sanguinole adherente 



88 t Prince's blood c a do 



89 Paviejaune C 



90 itMifflin's Pennsylvania a do 



91 ttMonstrous pompone 



peaches C 

 Monstrous French 



92 t September orange C 



93 Red October c a 



94 t Large white C 



95 Ohio white C 



96 ^Flushing seedling, late green A 



97 ttYellow alberge 

 Purple alberge 



112 U Brevoort's seedling, Brevoort's mel- 

 ter A Aug 



Brevoort's Morris 



113 uMorrisania Pound a Sept and Oct 

 Hoffman's pound, Hoffman's favorite 



114 ^Rodman's red C Sept 



115 jCole's red , Aug 



116 Deacon's early 



117 uPrince's Paragon, has weighed 10J 

 oz. new Sept 



largest of all 118 Chinese flat Aug 



Sept and Oct; 119 Diana a Sept 



[ 120 Robinson Crusoe A do 



Sept 121 Acton Scott Aug 



Oct 122 Almond Peach Sept 



do 123 Royal Charlotte, New Charlotte Aug 



1124 Early Down ton do 



do! 125 Lord Fauconberg's mignonne Sept 



Aug 126 Royal George mignonne do 



127 Yellow admirable 



98 Yellow alberge cling C Oct to Decil28 Cooledge's favorite a 



Aug 



The following are celebrated new French and Italian Peaches, received direct from the 

 south of France and Italy, where this fruit is said to excel in high flavor and per- 

 fume. Those not priced are 50 to 75 c'en:s each. 



129 jEarly yellow alberge Aug'139 



130 ;Late yellow alberge C Oct| 

 Alberge jaune tardive j 140 



131 iBeautv of Beaucaire 50c Aug' 

 Belle de Beaucaire 1 141 



132 jCharbonnier Sept 142 



133 tDouble pit, Noyau partage C Aug; 



134 Dwarf Orleans, very curious $1,50 j 



Oct, 143 



135 Earliest French cling C Jfeulyj 

 Avant precoce pavie 1 144 



136 tFavier Sept 145 



137 ttGrosse bonne 



138 uJalaugier, large white C Aug! 



Magdalen clingstone, Pavie blahc 



C Sept 



i VI agdalen of second season Aug 



Madeleine deuxieme saison do 



Early Nivet.te, Nivette hative 

 tPersiqne, large and Very productive 



C 37 cents 

 Grosse PeVseque 

 iRound transparent, 50 cents 

 Transparente ronde 

 tRoyal Pompone C 

 uVinous purple 50 cents 

 Vineuse de Fromentin 

 Pourpree vineuse, or Vineuse pourpre 



Sept 

 Aug 



Oct 



Aug 



Also, the following fine new sorts lately received from England : 



146 tAiton's purple violet, $1 



147 U Dorsetshire Mignonne, $1 



1148 tKnight's early 50 cents Aug 



Sept|l49 tYellow fleshed violet 60 cents 



N. B.— Trees of the different kinds can be supplied suitable for dwarfa or espaliers^ 

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