From the Greene County Gazette.
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Mr Cribbs:-I take pleasure in presenting you Il few of my EARLY JUNE PEACHES, some of the first fruit ofthe kind ripe in the United States.

 One of the Peach Trees, among the assortment of fruit and ornamental trees, &c. which received early in the spring of last year from Dauphne, (France,) has borne this year several splendid peaches, which l discover, are much improved by this climate that s the fruit of this tree here is much better than in France. At the same time received the Mar,tiou grdpc gne-one bore small bunch last year and ripened early ill June; of this kind have yet but very few, but in the approaching season, shall turn every particle oft to advantage

 The Nectarnes will be ripe in less than week species of the plun-the large Violet, is at present ripe. The prospect of grapes is very 1attering.

 intend soon to present to the public, for their ex. animation, piece of silk stuff, manufactured entire. ly at home. Some young ladies in my neghborhood who make some silk annually, use it in different works of hosiery, &c. &c Respectfully, yours,

 CORNEILLE ROUDET

 Vgneron, Nursery and Sec Man. Greene county Ala. 26h June, 1881.