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THE HOB TIC VJ. 77 ' It A h ADV E U IIS E II. 



LARGE AND SELECT LbT OF ROSES 



W'c i.flTer fine plants comprising ivcr sno of the lalc.st and choicest KlNl'S, ^rown on their OWN ROOTS 



and now ready for delivery, i year, fine plants, grown in 4 and 5 inch puts. 



Hy. IVrp. niKl NolscltfH, W.T.OO per do/,., *2().0<) jx-r lOO 

 Teiisuiul Chiiui, '-J.r.O •• •' IH.OO •• 



\V»'Ciin nlso .supply all lli.' iM;\V and HKsr V.MilKTI KS ol 



Hardy Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, Evergreen and Deciduous, 



For plaining in Lawn-s, Yards, Ac. 

 ROSE and PLANT CATALOGUP> sent on recoipt of ."^ct postaRO stamp. 



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MILLER & HAYES, Mt. Airy Nurseries, Philadelphia. 



DOUBLE TUBEROSE BULBS. 



xoo 



84.00 



3.00 

 5. CO 

 10.00 



1000 



J30.00 



20.00 



Very .superior in quality. U07.. 



First Quality Large Flowering Bulbs, 8 75 

 Second Quality Flowering Hulbs, .50 



A few hundred FX'l'RA Large Pulbs, i.oo 

 Dwarf Pearl, ist quality Flowering Bulbs, 1.50 



If sent by Mail 25 cents per dozen Extra 



MILLER & HAYES, 

 loct6 5774 Germantown Avenue, Philadelphia, 



ROS£:S BY 'D/LA.J.J^. 



' We .iflfer from our list conipris'iig over 500 varieties, io,0')0 well- 

 rooted young Roses ready for .Spring planting. 



I Our Selection, $1.50 p«T Doz. ; $8 00 per 100. 

 I Buyers " 2.00 " " 10.00 " 



] If ordered by the loo, must be sent by express f)r frei^;ht ; too 



heavy for mailing. Catalogues f'snt on receint of 3 cent 

 postage stamp. WILI.KK & HAYKS, 



tieb3 Mount Airy, Philadelpnia, Pa. 



International Exhibition. 



PHILADELPHTA, 1876. 



Grand Centennial Medal 



AWARDED TO 



5774 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. 



FOR THE FOLLOWING EXHIBITS. (Six in number.) 



Premium No. I. Roses. "A collection of Roses, embracing 300 varieties, selected for rarity and 



adajjtability ; a very choice exhibit." 

 Premium No. 2. Evergreens. "A select exhibit of Choice Ornamental Trees and Shrubs." 

 Premium No. 3. Tree Ferns. " Cyathea Medularis ; good cultured exhibits." 

 Premium No. 4. Ornamental Plants. " Circular bed admirably arranged with decorative and 

 ornamental foliage plants. Displaying contrasts of color and peculiarities of growth in a 

 truly artistic manner." "Display of the highext perfection in artistic grouping^ 

 Premium No. 5. Plans for Improving Residences. "Working plan and a planting map for 

 laying out the grounds of a country residence, treated in detail with reference to economical 

 arrangement of accessories, and evidencing study in the production of landscape effect by the 

 selection and disposition of trees and shrubs of suitable kind and character." 

 Premium No. *>. Designs for Parterres. "Skill in designing and planting flower-beds and 

 especially the harmonious and contrasting arrangement of colored foliage and flowers. Also 

 superior cultivation and management of the same." 



The above are true copies of the Jurors' reports, certified bv Francis A. Walker, Chief of the 

 Bureau of Awards. " MILLER & HAYES. 



Note. — There were no higher premiums awarded to any exhibitors in their resi^ective classes. 



SELOVER & WILLARD, 



Dealers in all kinds of Standard and Dwarf Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, Small Fruits, Slirabs, Roses, Orna- 

 mental Trees, Greenhouse and Bedding Plants. Trees packed in the best of order. Correspondence solicited. 



inch2 GENEVA, N. Y. 



