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Oldmixon Free — Large, yellowish-white, tender, rich, and de- 
licious First of Septcml>er. 
Stump of the World — Large and handsome, white with red 
chcelt ; juicy, and high-flavored ; prolific. First of October. 
NECTARINES. 
Price 75 cetits* 
Boston. Early Newington. Violet. 
GOOSEBERRIES. 
The Cluster — The popular market-kind in New York ; excellent, 
and free from mildew. $1.50 per doz. 
Houghton Seedling — Medium, fine flavor, free from mildew; 
productive. The market-variety. SI per doz. 
Mountain Seedling — A new kind, similar to, but larger and 
better than, the above ; upright growth. $2 per doz. 
QUINCES. 
Price SB to SO cents, 
Apple or Orange — Large, golden-yellow; the most popular. 
Pear-Shaped — Larger and longer than the Orange. 
Portugal — Standards 5 to 6 feet. 51 each. 
CURRANTS. 
Price $1 per dozen, unless noted. 
Black Naples — Very large ; excellent for wine or jelly. 
Champagne — A delicate pale-red fruit, mild and good. 
Cherry — The largest and most showy fruit; short bunch, acid, 
early, productive. $1.50 per doz. 
Dana's White — The largest White, nearly equal to the Cherry in 
size, and less acid. 20 cents each. 
Defiance — This most desirable new variety is nearly double the 
size of any other known sort of Red Currant, both in bunch and berry ; 
it is also of fine color and excellent quality. $1 each. 
Gondoin White —Medium ; fruit of good quality. 
Imperial Yellow — Large, yellowish-white. 20 cents. 
La Vei'saillaise — Very large, very sliowy, and excellent; the 
most popular large new currant. 20 cents ; $2 per doz. 
