THE HOB TIC UL TUBAL ADVEB'JISEB. 



UNOS SUITIBLE fOfi IRKEI GUfiDEilNG, 

 600 ACRES OF LAND. 



Valuable tract of land on Broad River, Beaufort Co. S C, 

 within ten miles by water of the new City of Port Royal from 

 whence there are weekly steamers running direct to New York. 

 300 acres of the foregoing are prime river bottom land of a black 

 loam and eminently well suited for vegetab e gardenir.g and 

 fruit culture. The other 300 acres are in wood. No buildings. 

 The New York steamers will stop and take in produce at the 

 place This section has been well named " The garden spot of 

 the South " The land is very productive, and is unsurpassed for 

 raisins early vegetables for the Northern markets, a business 

 which will surely prove very profitable. Price S2000.00 for the 

 whole tract, terms of payment to suit purchaser. The foregoing 

 will be sold in smaller tracts if desired. Taxes in this State the 

 coming year about 12 mills on the dollar. For further particu- 



yulyf '^'*''' N- CHRISTENSEN, Beaufort, S. C. 



SEEDS 



RDTA BiGi aJ ollitr TOilPS 



Of our own Raising. Our Motto is 



Low Prices with High Quality. 



Farmers can obtain supplies by Mail direct, poNt-pai'l, at small 

 charge. Send Postal Card for List of Price,*. 



julyl 



DAVID LANDRBTH & SONS, 



PHILAUELrHIA, PA. 



NEW DOUBLE 



POINSETTIA, 



(Poinsettia Pulcherrima Plenissima ') 



We take pleasure in otferini; to ihe Trade a limited nuiuber ol 

 this magnificent novelty, which liave just been received in good 

 order from the Intrpduc rs, Messrs. Veitch & Son, London. 



Strong Plants (perfectly ripe wood) each SlO Oo. 



HENRY A. DREER, 

 Seedsman and Florist, 



julyl 



No. 714 Chestnut Street, 



PHILADELPHIA. 



STANDARD PEARS. 



We offer for fall the finest lot of 2 and 3 year.'; STANDARD 

 PEARS in th^ country. A large assoitment of new and .stand- 

 ard varieties, among them are 



50,000 BARTLETTS, 



40,000 CLAPP'S FAVORITE, 

 30,000 FLEMISH BEAUTY, 

 20,000 BBU. D'ANJOU, 

 15,000 SHELDON. 



Also APPLES, CHERRIES, PLFMS, DWARF PEARS, 

 PEACHES, ORANGES, QIUNCES, aiul other Nursery 

 Stock. 



RICHARDSON & NICHOLAS, 



july4 GENEVA, N. Y. 



LILIES. 



5000 Snperbum, S>7.00 per hundred. 



5000 Canadence, »6.00 per hundred. 



Samples sent after July 20th, post-paid, for 15c. each. 

 Addres-o, 



tjulyi J. COBB, Peekskill, N. Y. 



NEW PLANTS--TO THE TRADE. 



NEW DOUBLE WHITE DAISY. 



The largest and finest white daisy yet otTered, H jwers perfect- 

 ly double. 50c. each. 



NEW VARIEGATED LANTANA. 



BfSt variegat(d bedding plant to stand the m:u. Very free 

 blooming. 60c. ea' h, »5 00 per doz., free by mail. 



W. A. HARKETT, 



febio DUBUQUE, IOWA. 



SEASON 1876. 



DUTCH BULBS 



AND 



FLOWER ROOTS, 



GROWN BY 



E. H. KRELACE & SON, 



HAARLEM, HOLLAND, 



For Catalogue.^, which will he forwarded as 

 soon as thoy are i.s.><ued, apply to Messrs. B. H. 

 KRELAGE «fe SON, Haarlem, Holland, 



or to their Agent for .\nierica, 



jaotf 



C- RAOUX, 



76 Park Place, 



NEW YORK CITY. 



ORCHIDS, ORCHIDS! 



Wishing to give up Orchid-growing, I otter a choice collection 

 for fale entire. It consists ol Cattleyas, Loelias, Dendro- 

 biums, Aerides, &c. 



List and price on ajtplication. 



Also in addition in the above, tine plants of Phaloenopgis 

 auiabilis, Grandiflora stud Schilleriana, niueh cheaper 

 than uiually ottered. Plants of tin- lovely 



TODEA SUPERBA, 



with very large crowns and splendid fioiids, at a very low price- 

 Adiantuni Farleyeiise from SI upwards. Ma'sa ensete, 



young plan's, !l>2. I iilso offer thi^ Musa to the tr;uip. 



EDMUND p. STURTEVANT, 



Bordento-wn, N. J. 



