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GANNON II ALL, MUSCAT— An English seedling from tlic Muscat of Alexandria; sets 



its fruit a little better than the old sort. 

 CHILD'S SUPERB. — A variety under this name has been recently brought to notice at 



Utica, N. Y., and is highly commended. 

 CANADIAN CHIEF. — A foreign grape under this name has been disseminated from 



Canada, and highly extolled. It resembles the Sweetwater. 

 DECONS SUPERB. — A fine, white grape. 



GOLD EX CIIASSELAS— A large, handsome grape; hardy, productive, and excellent; 

 resembles Fontainbleau. 



GRIZZLY FROXTIGXAX— Bunches large; berries large, beautiful, colored red and 

 white; early, and has a rich, musky flavor; fine. 



MUSCAT BLANC HATIK. — Amber white, rich, musky ; very early and valuable ; sup- 

 posed by some to be same as Chasselas Musque. 



MUSCAT ROMAIX. — A fine early white grape, berry and bunch medium, size; very 

 prolific. 



MACE KADY'S EARLY WHITE. — A beautiful and excellent greenish white grape ; hardy 

 and productive. 



MILL HILL, HAMBURG.— Large black; one of the best late sorts. 

 POPE HAMBURG.— A variety of the Black Hamburg, said to ripen earlier than its 

 parent. 



P1TM ASTON, WHITE CLUSTER. — An early, fine, white variety, raised from the Black 



Cluster; bunches small and compact. 

 PURPLE DAMASCUS. — A large, round, black grape, of fine quality ; does not always 



set. well. 



PURPLE HAMBURG.— A sub-variety of the Black Hamburg ; the principal difference 

 being in color. 



RAISIN DE CALABRE. — Bunches and berries large, white, fine; hangs late; valuable. 

 ROSE CIIASSELAS.— A beautiful, large, red grape; excellent; a sure and nbundant 



ROYAL MUSCADINE. — One of the finest varieties; bunches sometimes Weighing five or 



RED FROXTIGNAN.— A handsome and excellent high flavored grape. 



VICTORIA HAMBURG.— A fine variety of the old Black Hamburg. 



WHITE FROXTIGXAX, (Muscat Blanc of the French.)— One of the eldest varieties; 



bunches pretty large; berries, roundish, changing from green to amber, as they ripen 



in the sun; rich and quite musky. 

 WHITE MUSCAT OF ALEXANDRIA — This is a most, delicious variety, considered the 



same as the imported "Malaga;" bunches large, branched and loose ; berries large, 



oval, white, becoming amber; fine and rich with a high, musky flavor; sets badly 



ir. cold vineries usuaUy. 

 WHITE TOKAY — A good, white grape something like the Golden Chasselas ; a remark- 



W 1 1 PTE S\V EET WATER.— Bunches of good size, open; berries of medium size, round, 

 green, becoming slightly colored in the sun; sweet and watery; occasionally pro- 

 duced in tolerable perfection in the open air; early. 



WILMOT'S BLACK HAMBURG.— Bunches large; berries very large, black, first-rate. 



WHITE NICE. — Bunches very large; berries medium size, white; showy and fine. 



Z!.\ 11 N'DAL.— Bunches large ; berries medium size, black and good ; a hardy, prolific, fine 

 sort. 



CLASS II.-NEW AND RARE SORTS. 



BOWOOD MUSCAT.— A superb new grape, which promises to supersede the Muscat of 

 Alexandria and Canrfon Hall, being quite as large as cither; sets well, and said to 

 ripen well in cold vineries. Bunches very large and well shouldered; berry large, 

 of a bright amber color at maturity with a sugary muscat flavor. §2. 



