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Augusta. (See Solfatcrre.) 
Beauty of Greenmount. Brilliant crim- 
son ; blooms in large clusters. 
Belle Marseillaise. Delicate clear 
blush ; large clusters ; fragrant and 
fine. 
Champney's Pink Cluster. Paleblush, 
blooms in immense clusters; quite 
hardy. 
Caroline Marniesse. White, tinged 
with flesh, small, double and perfect, 
and a n.ost profuse and constant 
bloomer. 
Celine Forestier. Pale yellow, deeper 
towards the center, free bloomer ; 
extra fine. 
Cinderella, or the Fairy Noisette. A 
salmon pink, deepening towards 
the center, blooms freely, is as fra- 
grant as the Devoniensis Tea ; fo- 
liage small, and shoots very slen- 
der. 
Cloth of Gold (Chromatrixa.) Deep 
yellow, very sweet, large and beau- 
tiful ; growth vigorous and' robust. 
Cornelia. Pink with purple shade, 
flowers in large clusters ; very fine. 
Dr. Kane. Sulphur yellow; fragrant 
and fine bloomer ; one of the best. 
Euphrosyne. Pale rose, with a saffron 
tinge ; fine. 
Fellemberg. Hrilliant crimson. 
Fortune's Yellow. (See Banksia 
Roses.) 
Isabella Gray. Clear golden yellow ; 
very sweet, the deepest yellow of all 
this class ; originated in South Car- 
olina. 
Jacques' Argent. Rosy lilac. 
Jane Hardy. Bright golden yellow 
verv double, beautiful rich foliage, 
free bloomer, tea scented. One of 
the best of this class. 
Jeanne d'Arc. White, center flesh col- 
or ; beautiful. 
1-amarque. Pale lemon yellow, very 
large and beautiful. 
Madam Deslongchamps. Fleshy white, 
tinged with yellow. 
Madam Massot. Delicate blush, near- 
ly white ; perfect form ; an excellent 
rose. 
Madamoiselle Ausline. Rose, shaded 
with lilac. 
Miss Glegg. Pure white, blush center ; 
blooms in large clusters. 
Narcisse. Pale yellow; a beautiful 
tea scented rose. 
Ophirie. Huff, with a tinge of red ; dis- 
tinct and fine. 
Phaloe. Creamy white, changing to 
blush; distinct and fine. 
Pumila. Salmon, changing to white ; 
free bloomer. 
Solfaterre. Saffron yellow, fragrant 
and fine. « 
Vicomtesse d'Avesne. Rosy pink, 
beautiful form and robust. 
Washington. White, tinged with 
blush, blooms in very large clus- 
ters ; vigorous. 
Woodland Marguerite. Pure white ; 
Irce bloomer ; one of the best white 
Noisettes. 
Class V.— CHINA OR BENGAL ROSES. 
These are of dwarf habit, and verv appropriate for beds on a lawn, and for pot 
culture in the house. They bloom all summer and autumn in the open ground 
,na >' be protected with a covering of leaves, or be put in a cold frame. 
Price 30 cents each. 
Agrippina, or Cramois Superior. Rich 
velvety crimson. 
Alice Walton. Rosy pink ; free bloom- 
Antheros. Blush, tinged in the center 
with rose and yellow. 
Arch Duke Charles. Rose, changing 
to crimson. 
Beauharnois. Bright amaranth ; dis- 
tinct and beautiful. 
Belloa. Rich dark crimson. 
Buret. Deep rose ; fine. 
Camellia. Pure white ; fine. 
Cels. Blush; a most profuse bloomer. 
12 varieties, our choice, $3. 
I Cytheri. Rosy pink, fine, and a most 
profuse bloomer. 
Daily or Common. Bright rose ; a 
most profuse and constant bloomer. 
Duchess of Kent. Blush, painted with 
rose. 
Eliza Flory. Rosy pink, with salmon 
shade ; very fine. 
Eugene Pirolle. Delicate pink. 
Five-Colored. Striped and mottled va- 
rious colors ; distinct. 
General Soyez. Violet or purplish- 
red ; large. 
George de Pigeon. Mottled red. 
Grandval. Bright crimson. 
