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PEACHES. 



66 Double flowering, or rose peachy high- 

 ly crnamentcd, P Sept 



S7 Weeping, drocps like a willoWy orna- 

 mental, 75 cts. 



88 French blood peach, la sanguinole, F 



Sept 



SD French blood ciingstone, C P 



Sept and Oct 



Claret clingstone 



Sangidnole cidhercnte 

 9Q fPrince's blood, CPA do 

 01 American blood, A Au, 

 92 Hands claret, C A Sepi 

 G3 liMiiliin's Pennsylvania, A . do 

 ->4 tiPcmpone, C Sept and Oct 



95 JSeptennber orange, C P Sept 

 i'6 Red October, G A Oct 

 '37 fLarge white, C Sept 

 i>3 Thome's white, C A do 



107 ttHemskirke end of Aug ' 



108 tiSpring grove, P Aug 



109 tiPortugal, C Sept 



110 |1 Livingston's French 



111 Yellow apricot do 



112 llPinckney's large red, C A 



1 1 3 White winter, ivhite at stme, C P Oct 



114 Green winter, CP do 



1 1 5 Freestone winter, A Sept & Oct 



116 liAstor, A early in Sept 



117 liBrevoort's seedling, Brevocrts met- 



ter, A Aug 

 Brevooris Morris 



1 18 tiMorrisania Found, A Sept & Oct 

 Hoffman''s pound — Hoffmari's favorite 



119 fiKodman's red, C Sept 



120 jCoIe's red Aug 



121 Deacon's early 



122 tJPrince's Paragon, has weighed 10| 



93 JFIushing seedling, late green, A do! or., neii\ ^1 



100 tiHewiett's iarge'red, C end of Sept, 123 Chinese flat 



101 fBraddick's American, C Sept' 124 Diana, A P 



102 tiYelicr/ Alberge, P Aug 125 Robinson Crusoe, A 



Purple Mberge 

 5 03 YeHowAIberge clingstone, C P 



Oct to Dec 



Jllgiers yellow icinter 



Pavie Albers;e 



K 



a?ice, P 



Sep 

 do 



end of Aue 



126 Acton Scot 



127 Almond peach 



128 Eoyai Charlotte, JS'^ew Charlotte 



129 Early Downton 



130 Lord Fauconberg's mignonne 



131 Royal George's mignonne 



132 Stanhope's Roman, A 



133 Cooledp-e's favorite, A 



Sept 

 Aug 

 Sept 

 do 

 Aug 

 Sept 

 Aug 

 do 

 Sept 

 do 

 Sept 

 Aug 



October yellow 

 iRossanna 

 iTeindoux, of Fr 

 t|Barrington, P 

 Biicklnghani Migno7ine 

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

 lliG soi'th of France and Italy, where this fruit is said to excel in high flavor and 

 perfume. — Those at 75 cents are so noted, the others are y^l 



5 34 Apricot clingstone, Jlhricotee, C Sepi 



135 lEarly yellow alberge, P Aug 



\ 36 JLate yellow alberge, C P Oct 



Alberge jauns tardive 



1 ^7 ^Beauty of Eeaucaire, 75 cts Aug 



Bells de Beaucaire 



} 5S tjEelieTillemont Sept 



139 iCharbonnier do 



140 iDauphlne 



). 41 iOouble pit, Js'^cyau partage, C Aug 

 1,42 Dwarf Orleans, very curious^ P, $1,50 



Oct 



i 43 Earliest French cling, C July 



144 JFavicr, P 



Sept 

 do 

 Aug 



1 45 It rench round 

 .146 JFrench lemon, Peche limon 

 147 French small blood, sanguine petit 

 14S IjGrosse bonne 

 149 tjincomparabic beauty. Incomparable 

 en beauti Aug 

 £50 Jlspahan, or Persian, very curious, P 

 75 cts Sept 

 151 Jltalian chevreuse, Chevreuse d'ltalie 



Au; 



1 52 t|Jalaugier, large white, C Sept 



153 jlLarge early mountain Aug 

 Moniagne precoce la grossa 



154 J Magdalen clingstone, Pavie blanc, 



C P Sept 



155 iMagdalen of second season Aug 

 Madeleine deuxieme saison. 



156 IPointed magdalen do 

 Madeleine a mamelons 



157 Montfrin Aug 



158 t];Monstrous Pompone, the largest of 



all peaches, C P, 75 cts Sept & Oct 



159 fMonstrous French, C, as large as 



Pompone Oct 



160 jjPersique, large and very productive^ 



C P, 75 cts Sept 

 Grosss Persequc 



161 fPersique freestone Oct 



162 JPavie moutel, C Aug 



163 iPeche de pau, ou d'ltalie, P Oct 



164 tRonde de Vallabregues Aug 



165 JRound transparent, P do 



166 fRoyal Pomponne, C Oct 



167 ISeptember round Sept 



168 Sernach Oct 



