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GREEK. 



Early hairy, 

 Gascoign, 

 "Walnut, 

 Satisfaction. 



YELLOW. 



Golden Drop, 

 Rocket's Yellow, 

 Long Yellow, 

 Golden Seedling". 



WHITE. 



Elephant, 



Snowball, 



Highland White, 



White heart. 

 The above varieties have been procured from a respectable 

 Nursery at New York ; a few of each can be furnished the pre- 

 sent year, and afterwards a constant supply will be kept of such 

 as shall, from experience, prove to be worth cultivating-. The 

 proprietor has, in addition to the above, several varieties select- 

 ed from the best gardens in this District, which he presumes he 

 can with propriety recommend. 



This fruit requires a strong soil, which ought to be kept light 

 and rich, by digging in a quantity of well rotted stable manure, 

 every Fall and Spring. No grass should be permitted to grow- 

 near the body of the bush ; and a portion of the old wood 

 should be cut away every Fall, which will add much to the 



* English red, 12^ cents ; 

 Antwerp red, 25 cents. 

 Antwerp white, 25 cents. 

 American white, 12£ cents 

 American black, 10 cents 

 Purple, monthly flowering 

 Large Purple, 25 cents. 



RASPBERRIES. Rubus idoeus> 

 per doz. §1 00. 



per doz. 1 00. 

 per doz. 50 cents; 

 20 cents. 



STRAWBERRIES. 



Morrissania, or early scarlet ; per doz. 12^ cents. 



English red Hautboy, 12f cents per dozen 



English white do. 12| cents per dozen 



Large Hudson, 20 cents per dozen 



Bourbon, 25 cents per dozen - 



Red Chili, 25 cents per dozen - 



Red Alpine, monthly, or everbearing single plants, in pot 



50 cents ... _ 



* One dozen plant?, in a pot, $1 00. 



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