The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

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he.nes county, a Hsetlen OF he state
where, but twenty.thsae years ago, there
was not "a apple'tres Of any KIND. ,,.
II, 1Inenarf, slao, from iowa, exhibits
mo vnriatinn of apples aud 81 Of pears.
q. II, n. Leighton. Of Norfolk, Va, exs
hibita varieties Of peafa, including mag.
uiHreut varieties Of the Duchess, aans on
which weighted 30R o,iheee also, seeR''s
of very lafee Htsn. =. ,-,,.z
Of apples. including fine specimens Oh era"
npplea. ,n.. an .r,dIinp
ncnrn, among " lsh were un,ne o' tsie "e'''
know CIapp'a Favnrte. 49,. s,.,,.. t..
Mi,htvn,, state genealogical society, ny
MIR. i,iudermat,. agent, eShibilnt' W. ne'm
ttua of apples. /, Varieties ol graiea' ""
q, Q. Lanpdci,. of Mobile, exhibits Soup
pernonr srapsa. 80, ,,,,.,. t,,,,t NJ
! stephen w. uhdsrhfli. Sro'"h ".as.
" cxbipitrd Crutnn aud sanaE1uh Efape''
anurre W. Campbell, Delaware, ONO
Martha grape. ...,.. ", .
fuh varieties of apples,
M.uaarl, Call. Richmond. Va 'ar'e"
ties OF pears. =, -, ,,,,.
stirs Of peara. and 81 of Hppipa.
n W. uorHtine new per,ling raspberry,
two Observation-Disclosures aud Saundrta, :,
w. -. breckenridge. Baltimore. MA. ~
varieties pears. ,,,,r,
grnpc Secretary ,..... ~ y
Hini,h. Clarit Is Powell. Syracuse, ~. D.
90 varieties Of paira. . Va
t,a,r.,e ". furyiu, Nclann county. va.
varintiea uncdling peaches, OF applea,
pste Cntawba grapes. ,,,,.
{, Dillingham; Is Co., Fairfax county
Va, n yaiiotieu of apples aud u Variet'os
oi prHfa am.
rictics of rraprs and Il nt applies -,
WIN & CLARK. Of Fayetteville. N. y: ID
yarlrtina nl praru mud q Of applna. 90
rntomac Fruit Growers hsnnc'htiph ~
Varieties Of applra. 81 Of poas'a, u "i gfap"a'
and I OF tiea. ,,
!, 4, rartor, OF Richmond. Va: varl-
ely nf apples. ,,,,
n I, by w. Sa,lnlrrn 10 Varieties al
raara and q nl rrnpcs.
Mrs. =. IL. UyrrS. alTcSas ! | cane OF dried
6ea. ,,,, ,,z
Allan ,Iohnutnu s. Co.. pErnts. IL vaIirtioa
native wircH. ,,.
George I,cick. Cleveland, Ohio, varln-
tira native wines.
II. W. Inmuay, Norfolk. Va. variety
native vino.
q. Hope. Wilmington. n. G.: variety
wine.
Whulc number lial,ca of Hprlnn. d2o
! whole number dinhca III prara. M whHlc
number dshca oi gralnn. HI Whole mum
her d,nhrn Of pnachrp. 80. II. Total. 2.6il
4 IA mt n q
cannot Iail to mention the Pawlnnia I'm
pcriallia. II feet high, | roar from tho
seed, contributed ny Mcaaru. bnrkrnhr 4
Laird, Of Richmond. This In ounHdcrod
one nj Tho lucat ornamental trees In The
south.
THE CopilNG MOTH.
Tho committee appointed 10 report ~,
WeirH Cooling Moth or. Apple. Worm
=: rrnp, reported that They had examined The
same, aud in their opinion tn,l H. "A a,prc
md chcicn means Tor trapping thip 'hnni
destructive inaoct. without doubt tho worst
enemy OF the iruit,gruwrrn. Tho report
was adopted.
Tho Committee on lign reported. award
| ing tho premium OH tho gaiin Ia Nr. fhaa.
II. Rowland. uf Norfolk. Va. for large
plaiu ur Gael, OF thu following Varieties -
: w
Turkey.
There were no orange or pningrahitoa
on exhibition, aud uuly few olives.
auArrs.
A discussion on grapoa then took place
with The following result:
pclumarc, Cultivated {" perfection and
-, with profit in Florida. Rhode ipland. Con-
unrticut. Virginia. Kentucky, Nebraska.
! Alabama, Mnnosnta. Ohio. Georgia. Iowa.
! an,l South t'arullna successful in Illinois.
| avery sIIrrrsaitif IN Alabama.
: Georgia, Kentucky. lllinnin, and virginia.
, Commended IA an carly rircniuE fruit. OF
| nrrnui qualify.
| Courmi,= Very w,crcHsful in Florida.
: New Jersey. liinoia. Nebraska, Iowa,
, Connecticut. Kentucky. ksnaaH. South
| Carolina, hlul,ama anh Virginia nncccaa.
| !ul in Grorrta and MHggarhuarttn.
! Nuions r,,gnsa.-~Nrrr uurccaniul in
! Florida and Georgia. md nucrnaai,l II,
| Michigan, Alabama. llinoe. Kentucky,
and South tat"llua.
; Hcrbr,muni. -SuccruaIii In Georgia.
| Hiack Juiy. or Drrc,cHT,- An rSquiHitr
| grape at medium Eizr. successfully raiacd
| IN Georgia aud Alabama.
.Soarpcfnony. Very profitable in North
| Carolina. Georgia, Alabama, South Caro-
| lima. and Florida.
| EEurcra 1, NuardiiMf.s-A late variety
| nf the genuine milRrRdlun very dark. and
! ripenn latc cultivated with great nucccHs
IN Georgia.
! 7henas.--h light pink, ripnuing before
the sc,lppcrnung originated III Houtl
Carolina. and cultivated with great a,crcaf
there aud IN GrorEin.
! Mah.-4A mrmhrr nf The Scupprrnona
! family black: we'll known nnd Huccunu'
| fully cultivated IN North Carolina.
CLINTON and he Hartford Prolific. Very
? ptccnnftul in tho nd'll" Statc". Souls
! Carolina. Gcorpla. AEahauia. and Florida
! alicccastul IN Kentucky aud Rhode Inland
ndfihG.~--Ul irfr,inr flavor. but equal IL
| growth to tho Concord and Delaware.
Anna. Tough akin mud pulp like Inlin'
! rubber. sayu Mr, l!nrckman. oi Unnrga.
Tuua.-hlr, Weir: In aomr parts Ut tho
| West thia grape la very line.
| T,iicr.-Fin eiaur. with healthy vine
successfully cultivated in Alabama and Flo
| rida.
Mr.. Allan. of Virginia With uHthc WI
| der grape rota ha,llY.
| Rogn,a'a Hyt,,d-A good grape grow
| we'll. No. Il generally considered Tho boa
In quality.
Gcrfy. -Growa we'll in Tho Wcgt.
| Al The cluRc Of tho discussion tho follow
ing resolution Waa auoptcH, on Hiotiph "
| Mr.. FlaGE. OF Illinois:
| Rrsoipri. That wo have learned Will
great pleasure that rrof. Thomas Taylor
/ Of tho Agricultural Department. IN OH
gagged In Tho prosecution OF acinutiiin invrs
| legations Into the grape milduwa aud thnil
! rRuao. mud that wc trllHt That tho Comma
! siVncr uf Agriculture will no able 10 use
gulun portion of tho funds placed ai hia dia
, poaal In tho investigation Of this AMI other
fruit diseascs~ especially Of tho blight III
tho pcar tree. vcllvws IN tho peach tree
mud rot in the fruit.
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