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THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



Index to Advertisements. 



Advertisers are reqvested to have orders in hand as kaui.v as 

 POSSlBi.K. Copy received after the 'I'^rd of each month cannot be 

 INSURED insertion in the next issue. 



Allen Edwin, New Brunswick, N. ,T 9 



AltorferGiToUi, West ClieHter, Pa 11 



AyerN. W. A Son, I hiliulelpliia 9 



Baverwlorfer M. M. & Co., Pliiladelphia 4 



Buist, Sen. R., Philadelphia 8 



Burnett A. 1> Reading, Pa 13, 14 



Bush J.S.. New York cii v 8 



Cadwallader E. K . Miami County Nursery, Louisburg, Kan.. 10 



Chatfield, A. K., Albany, N. Y 6 



Collins, John S., Moorestown, N. J 10 



Hick John, Philadelphia 9 



Dinsee A Conard Co . West Grove, Pa 2 



Dreer Henrv A , Phila 10, 12,13 



Elder Walter, Philadelphia 10 



Ennis Henry J., Washington, D C 10 



Foster P. H. , Babylon Nursery, SutTolk Co., K. Y 8 



Gibson & Bennett, Woodbury, N.J 11 



Gocbels F , Memphis, Teiui. .' 14 



Grannis, E. B.. New York C 



Hance A A Son, Red Bank, N, J 10, 12 



Harris Wni K , Phila 4 



Henderson Peter & Co., New York 1 



Hews A. H. A Co., No. Cambridge, Mass 8 



Hinrichs C F. A., New York city 9 



Hitcbings A Co.. New York city 3 



Hubbard T. S., Fredouia, N. Y _ 4 



Husted J. B . Nassau, N. Y. 10 



Innisfallen Greenhouses, Spring(ii;Id, 10, 16 



Knauth, Nachod A Kuhne Messrs., New York city 7 



Lane C. F.. Koshkonong, Wis 9 



Landreth David A Sons., Philadelphia Fly-leaf 



Lonsdale Edwin, Gerniantowu, Phila 12 



Lord's Horticultural Works, Irvington, New York 7 



Lynei Richard. Philadelphia 10 



Malcom G., Philadelohia 9 



Marot Chas. H., Phila 1, 13, 14, 15, 16, Fly-leaf 



Meehan Thomas. Gerniantown, Philadelphia 11 



MellorThos., Philadelphia 10 



Miller A Hayes, Mt. Airy Nurseries, Phila 4, 8, 9, 11 



Mvers Thoniaa J., Philadelphia.. 11 



MyerD S„ Bridgoville, Del 14 



Nimmo Alexander, Brooklyn, New York cover 



Nurserymen's Cards 14 



Parry William, Cinnamin.son, N.J 10 



P:ir.ions S. B. A Sons, Flushing, New York cover 



Parsons, R. B. A Co., Flushing, N. Y 16 



Philips J T. A Sou, Chester Co., Pa 8 



Pratt E. H., Dansville, N. Y 12 



Reed Geo I. A Co-, Nassau. N. Y 10 



Rand, McNally & Co., Chicago, HI 6 



Raoux C. New York 12 



Ricketts James H., Newburgh, N. Y 12 



Roberts Josiah A., Malvern, Pa 9 



Roe E. P., CornwaP-on-Hudson, N. Y 16 



Rolker A. A Sons, New York city Fly-leaf 



Saul John, Washington. I). C 13 



Sauniters David, New Havpn, Conn 10, 12 



Scollay John A., Brooklyn. N. Y 8 



Scientific Farmer Co., Boston, Masg 10 



Seal Thos. F., Unionville, Chester Co., Pa 9 



Sheehan J , Springfield, Mass 14 



Siddall Robert J, Philadeiphia 14 



Smith A Butler, Newport. R 1 10 



Smith A Lyuch, Boston, Mass 5 



Siraiton & Storm, New York city 10 



Tillinghast Bros., La Plume, Luzerne Co., Pa 13 



Transon P. A E., Orleans, France 7 



Victoria and Paradise Nur's, Upper Holloway, London, Eng. 6 



Williams A. K., Richmond, Ind 4 



Wood G. J., Madison, Ind 10 



Wright Peter A Sons, Philadelphia 9 



TO FLORISTS. 



WANTED — A situation as Foreman and Propagator; has a 

 thorcush knowledge of the business in its several depart 

 ments, including the Propagation of Plants, the Production of Cut 

 Flowtrs; has had large p.-actice in the London nurseries, with sev- 

 eral years in a leading commercial nursery at New York ; is well 

 conversant with getting up Pianls for Commercial Shipping and 

 Local Trade ; is active and industrious ; is anxious to secure a posi- 

 tion in a firm doing a good trade ; married man with small family. 

 Address, A. B.,Box 54. Astoria P.O., Long Island City, N.Y. novj 



WANTED. — .A. younc man to assist in Greenhouses, and also 

 to get up orders for Shipping. Address, Innisfallen Green- 

 houses, Springfield, O. 



I CAMELLIAS and AZALEAS. 



Our stock of these is this year in unusually fine condition. The 

 Camellias are well furnished with Flower buds, and are in excellent 

 health '] he Chinese Azaleas are also of very superior quality, and 

 under our treatment produce flowers of unusually large size. 



We have the best ntw sorts and can offer plants from 25 cts. up- 

 wards. Evergreens can now be safelv moved, as well as Ghent 

 Azaleis and Rhododendrons. Uur plants of these are always of fine 

 quality. We invite the attention of 



NUESERYMEN and DEALERS 



To our general stock, both Deciduoii.s .md Kvergreen, which is 

 very large and complete. Our Roses on their own roots, both i 

 and 2 years, are in very fine condition, and at low rates. 



Our Office and Greenhouses being at the location once occupied by 

 the old house of Parsons & Co., (now dissolved), of which the head 

 of this firm w.is a member, visitors will find it quite accessible 

 from either the Bridge or Main St. Railroad Stations. For Cata- 

 logues, address, 



R. B. PARSONS & CO., 



Bowne Ave., 

 Febi2 P. O. Box, 99. flushing, N. Y. 



S tr a wb er ry Plants, 



Thirty odd varieties. 



RASPBERRY PLAN T. 



Fourteen varieties. 



Currant, Gooseberry and Blackberry plants for saleby E. P. ROE, 

 author of " Manual on the Culture of Small Fiiiits," "Play and 

 Profit in My Garden," &c. Send for a Circular. 



E. P. ROE, 



febtf Cornwall-on-Hudson, Orange Co., N. T, 



SITUATIONS WANTED. 



A position as Head Gardener or Superintendent of some Ceme- 

 tery or large country pl.ice by a man thoroughly acquainted 

 with all branches of horticulture, both in-doors and out. Can take 

 whole direction of an estate, lay out and superintend work ; is ac- 

 customed to the charge of men and willing to work himself Or. as 

 partner in some well established Nursery, Horticultural or Floral 

 Business of any department, of which would take entire charge. 

 Highest references given. Address, HORTICULTURIST, care of 

 Geo. Such, Esq , South Amboy, N.J. augtf 



BY an Englishman — a situation as gardener ; married, without 

 family; age 40; thoroughly competent in every department of 

 his business ; 25 years experience in EngUnd and America. Good 

 reference can be given. Address, X. Y., Post Office, Chestnut Hill, 

 PhiKadelphia, Pa. 



BY a First class Gardener ; single man ; understands gardening 

 in all its branches; would take entire charge of a sma'l farm, 

 &c.; first-class references. Address, K. E.,413 N. 19th Street, 

 Philad'a, Pa. 



WANTED.— A situation as Clerk in a S.ed Store, or Book- 

 keeper aiul Shipping Clerk in a Nursery. I have a practical 

 knowledge of Seeds, P ants. Bulbs, &c. Address, " B,'' John 

 Blender, Florist, 10 North 12th St., Phila., Pa. 



BY a first-class Propag.ator, in a good Nursery or Florist Estab- 

 lishment Address, Propagator, care Mr. John Saul, Nur- 

 seryman and Florist, Washington, D. C. nov3 



CARPENTRY MADE EASY, 



OR, THE SCIENCE AND ART OF BUILDING. 

 By W. E. Bell, Architect. 

 A new and improved system. Specific instructions for Balloon 

 Frames, Barn Frames, Mill Frames, Warehouses, Church Spires, 

 &c. Also, System of Bridge Building, Bills, Estimates of Cost and 

 valuable tables. Illustrated by 38 plates and nearly 200 figures. 134 

 pages, 8vo, clath. Price, $5.00. Sent by mail postpaid on receipt 

 of price. Address, CHAS. H. M.-VROT, 



814 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. 



CLASS BOOK OF BOTANY. 



By Alphonso Wood, A. M. 

 Being outlines of the Structure, Physiology and Classification of 

 Plants ; with a Flora of the United States and Canada. 832 pages, 

 8vo, half arabesque cloth sides. Price, ^3.50. Sent by mail post- 

 paid on receipt of price. 



Address, CHAS. H. MAROT, 



814 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. 



