THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



All the standard sorts. Price 75 cents per tb. 

 Postage paid. And all otlior seeds for sowing 

 in the Autumn. For sale by — 



ALFRED BRIDGEMAX, 



firowor, Impdilcr and Dealer in all -tiuidanl 



Veptai, Grass & Flower M\ 



No. 876 BROADWAY, 



2<1 door above 18th St., N. Y. 



Catalogues on application. julyS 



JOHN DICK'S PATENT BOILER. 



Economy, Simplicity and Durability. The Prize Medal of the 

 Centennial Commission was awarded for this Boiler. Send to us for 

 Testimonials from those who use it. 



Jang 



JOHN DICK, Florist, 

 53d and Darby Road, Phila., Pa. 



ORCHIDS. 



The subscriber has for sale a very choice col- 

 lection of Orchids, principally East Indian varie- 

 ties, viz : brides, Dendrobium, Phaltenopsis, 

 Vandas, Saccolabiums, &c., will be sold low for 

 cash during the next three months. 



A. F. CHATFIELD'S 

 EXOTIC NURSERY, 



maytf. 



ALBANY, N. Y. 



FOR 



A SPLENDID OPPOETUNITY ! 

 SALE ! A HALF INTEREST 



CtoapHoriciltolEstaisieit 



A practical business man of reputation and character having a 

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 desirable or attractive location anywhere. Fiveof them are2o x loo 

 feet; four of them ii x ico feet, and one 6 x loo feet. They are 

 fitted up with ever>' modern appliance and are heated with two of 

 Excell's Celebrated Tubular Saddle Boilers, and in all respects are 

 the most complete and elegant greenhouses in the West. They are 

 now well stocked with saleable and seasonable plants, ready for the 

 market, and a rare chance is now offered to step into an established 

 paying business. For full particulars, address, 



ROBKRT EXCEI.I., 



Chicago Floricultural Co., 

 tapU 38th St. and Grand Boulevard, Chicago. 



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