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Miscellaneous Fruit Trees, &c. (< continued ). 
CHERRY BLACK TARTARIAN. 
Select Cherries. 
Either as trained trees for walls, pyramids, or standards; 
this well-known fruit is a profitable occupant of the fruit garden. 
Dwarfs or Bushes ... per doz. 10s. 6d. ; each Is. 
Dwarf Trained ... per doz. 40s. to 54s. ; each 3s. Od. to 5s. 
Standards ... per doz. 21s. ; each Is. 6d. to 2s. 6d. 
,, Trained ... per doz. 54s. ; each 5s. 
Pyramids ... per doz. 21s. to 54s.; each 2s. to 5s. 
General List. 
Archduke. Large, very richly flavoured and excellent variety. 
The finest of the Duke Cherries and forms a prolific bush, 
ripens about ten days after May Duke. 
Belle d’Orleans. A good early variety. 
Bigarreau. Large and of first-rate quality ; a capital bearer. 
July. 
Bigarreau Napoleon. Large, rich, and good; a most 
abundant bearer, very late. August. 
Bedford Prolific. Large, black, hardy and prolific. 
Black Bigarreau. Fruit large and' good; an excellent 
variety. 
Black Eagle. Fruit of good size and flavour ; an excellent 
black cherry. July. 
Black Heart. A capital early black cherry of good quality, 
and a free bearer. 
Black Tartarian. Large, juicy, sweet, and rich ; great 
bearer ; handsome and good. July. 
Early Rivers. Large, black, early and rich flavoured, hardy 
and a capital bearer; one of the finest early cherries. 
Elton. Large, rich and excellent. July. 
Frogmore Early Prolific. A capital early sort, very 
prolific. 
Governor Wood. Large, yellow, mottled with red, sweet 
and rich ; a good bearer, excellent. July. 
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Imperatrice Eugenie. Large, flesh red, tender, and 
juicy ; a variety of May Duke, and ripens ten days earlier. 
July. 
Knight’s Early Black. Flesh deep purple, tender, rich, 
and juicy; a delicious early cherry. End of June. 
May Duke. Large, juicy, rich, and excellent; an abundant 
bearer as a standard or a bush. July. 
Morello. Large, acid fruit, very useful for the kitchen ; 
a prolific bearer. July and August. 
Ohio Beauty. Large, an American sort of excellent quality. 
July. 
Beine Hortense. Very large ; colour dark red ; fruit 
handsome, juicy, and sweet. 
White Heart. Flesh firm, sweet and pleasant flavoured. 
End of July. 
From CHAS. STUHLMAN, Esq., Battersea. 
July 16th. ’ ’ 
“The Dwarf-trained Fruit Trees are very healthy. The 
Morello Cherry hearing a good amount of fruit, this, the first 
year after planting.’* 
Gooseberries. 
A good collection of the best Lancashire Prize and other 
varieties. 
Strong bushes per 100, 21s. to 35s. ; per doz. 3s., 4s. 6d., and Os. 
WHINHAM’S “ INDUSTRY ” A superb new variety, 
bearing a wonderful profusion of large handsome fruit, 
which are of a dull red colour when ripe. This is one of 
the best and most prolific gooseberries in cultivation, and lias 
proved itself invaluable for culinary and market purposes. 
Strong bushes, per 100, 40s. ; per doz. 6s. ; each 8d. 
British Crown 
Broom Girl 
Companion 
Crown Bob 
Drill 
Duck-wing 
Governess 
Gunner 
Ironmonger 
Lancashire Lad 
Leader 
Lion’s Provider 
London 
Overall 
Pilot 
Pitmaston Greengage 
Red Champagne 
Red Warrington 
Rifleman 
Roaring Lion 
Rough Red 
Slaughterman 
Snowdrop 
Thumper 
Whitesmith 
Yellow Champagne 
And others. 
Raspberries. 
Per ICO, 12s. to 20s.; per doz. 2s. to 8s. 
Fastolf I Red Antwerp 
Fillb&sket | WFiite Antwerp 
Baumforth’s Seedling. A fine new variety; fruit very 
large, of the most beautiful crimson colour ; an abundant 
bearer of good habit. Per 100, 25s. ; per doz. 4s. 
Nuts and Filberts. 
AVe have a very fine stock of these in good strong bushes, 
comprising such fine varieties as Cosford, Kentish Cob, Filbert, 
white, red, purple-leaved and frizzled, Norwich Prolific, Ao. 
Dwarf Bushes in good variety 
per 100, 45s. to 60s. ; per doz., Gs. and 9s. 
From Mr. LUDLOW, Alcomhe. 
Nov. 25th. 
"Mr. Ludlow begs to enclose cheque for account received 
yesterday. He is very much pleased With the Fruit Trees sent 
