For small city yards there are no more satisfactory fruits than peaches and grapes. We have occasionally noted the great success of Mr. Blodget, in a city yard in Philadelphia; especially in connection with seedling peaches. In a note from Mr. Blodget he says of these : "I have just picked half-a-bushel, the last of the matchless Percivals; and my people have put up since Friday last, too quart and two-quart glass jars of the two Golden Clings. My crop altogether is larger than last year; and while the quality is excellent, the sizes are less regular. I shall lose several trees - fortunately not yet the Percivals or Golden Clings, although the last have broken very badly with the great crop."