UNKNOWN AND REJECTED GRAPES. 



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S36 Los Angelos (Califoruia), eight line 



varieties , . . . 1 00 



337 Manhattan, variety of Chasselas, 



amber, round, excellent, loose cluster 1 00 



338 MusqueVerdel, hybrid of No. 23 and 



65, medium, rich 'purple, musky, 



good favor 1 00 



339 Raisin, Seedling from Muscatel Raisin 50 



340 Rebecca, variety of Golden Chasselas, 



early, medium, round, amber, sioeef, 

 excellent. Small, oOc, larger.. 75 to 1 00 



341 Secord's White, a Northern Seedling 



of Chasselas, medium, round, white, 

 siveet, excellent; bunch large 1 00 



342 Stetson, several Hybrid varieties not 



yet offered. 



CLASS IV.-AMEHlCAiX 

 AND WHICH 



343 Ada. 



344 Amelia. 



345 American North. 



346 Archer (Pennsylvania). 



347 Barton's Early. 



348 Beansville. 



349 Black Claret. 



350 Canaan. 



351 Canadian Cherry. 



352 Catawba (of Tenn.) 



353 Chambersburg White. 



354 Charleston. 



355 Cherokee White. 



356 Comstoek. 



357 Cynthia. 



358 Diap.a Seedling. 



359 Early Harvest. 



360 Early York. 



361 Edwards. 



362 Erickson. 



363 Eschol. 



364 Free Black. 



365 Goodman. 



366 Hagai-. 



367 Helen. 



368 Hes!^. 



369 Keller. 



370 Lara:e Rhode iijland. 



VARIETIES WHICH ARE UNKNOWN, 

 ARE UNDER PROBATION. 



371 Lowell Globe. 



372 McLean (Tennessee). 



373 Malaga Seedling. 



374 Martinsburg. 



375 Miles. 



376 Mountain, 2 varieties. 



377 Miiscadine (W^isconsin). 



378 Nebraska. 



379 New Hanover (Southern). 



380 New Hope. 



381 Old House. 



382 Osmond. 



383 Penn. 



384 Pennell. 



385 Pioneer. 



386 Poffinbarger (Ohio). 



387 Ranney Fox. 



388 Red Rhode Island. 



389 Rose (Tennessee). 



390 Small Rhode Island. 



391 Summer (Kentucky). 



392 Try on. 



393 Vermont. 



394 Waynesborough. 



395 Wentz Seedling. 



396 White Prolific. 



397 Winter(Kentucky). 



CLASS V.-REJEOTED VARIETIES, BEING WORTHLESS. 



Blood's Black, ) 

 Blood's Red, >• Indifferent Varieties of the Fox 

 Blood's White, ) 

 Brown Sugar, 

 Burlington. 

 Chippewa, proved barren. 

 Chapin, /bre/(/;t, mildeics. 



Charter Oak, is a Fox, no similarity to Auafust 

 Coral. 



Clappier's White, mildeics. 

 Connecticut. 



Coon, allied to Strawberry. 



Delaware Burgundy, /o7-e?(//i seed, niildeirs badly. 



Eudora — Perkins of some,'is a large Fox. 



Fitchburg, a Fox. 



Gross, foreign, synonym, mildews. 



Dartmouth. 



German Miiscat, white, foreign, mildews. 

 German '^'uxq, foreign, mildeios. 

 Gutadel, German, /ore«</n, mildews. 



i Indian Field, proved barren. 

 j Joen. 

 Lyman. 



Massachusetts White, denouuced at Pom. Con- 



vention. 



McGowan, or McCowen. 



Morin. 



Morse. 



Muscat Catawba (Von Aleck), has been de 

 i nounced. 

 ! Neponset. 



I Purple Cluster (Victor N. Y.), foreign, mildem. 



! Quinnebaug. 



I Sage, a miserable Fox. 



j Sharpe, or Lyon. 



j Shurtleff Seedling, the oriqinal variety, valueless. 



' Strawberry, a miserable Fox. 



I Victor Black Clnster, foreig)i, mildews. 



j White Sugar. 



