THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



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SPECIAL NOTICE. 



ADVANCE IN PRICES. 



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THE "WM. FRANCIS BENNETT" ROSE. 



Prom present appearances the supply of Plants ready for delivery March 15th, 

 •will be short of the demand. We are therefore compelled to notify the trade 

 that all orders received after March 9th will be at an advance of 25 per cent. 

 on present prices. Delivery of Plants will commence Monday, March 16th, and 

 orders will be filled in rotation as rapidly as possible. 



CHAS. F. EVANS, 



P. S.— The (late "March 1st" 

 In Dec. advertisement was 

 a printer's error. 

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Station F, Philadelphia, Pa. 



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— ——ESTABLISHED 1838——— 



PARRY STRAWBERRY 



Is a seedling of Jersey Queen, vigorous grower, perfect flower, very 



productive, most beautiful bright color, ripening evenly all 



over, large size, highest in flavor aud lirm. 



^— BEST FOR MARKET AND FAMILY USE ■■* 



MARLBORO, the largest early Raspberry. 



WILSON JUNIOR the largest known Blackberry. 



"It is nearly a week earlier than Wilson's Early.''' — Wllmer Atkinson 

 in Farm Joumol. 



Selected berries measured 4}4 inches in circumference lengthwise by 

 ^- Z}4 inches crosswise, and produced more than 100 bushels per acre. 



Headquarters for KiefTer and Lawson Pears, Crapes, 

 Currants, Etc. 



WILLIAM PARRY, Parry P. P., New Jersey . 



FRUIT STOCKS ^ FRUIT SEEDS 



We have still a limited supply of the following to offer : 



Catalogue Free. 



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STOCKS. 



SEEDS. 



Pear, 1st class $13 00 per 1000 I Horse Plum $8 oi per bushe I" 



Mazzard Cherry, ist Class 500 " ^PP'° 5 5° " 



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My robolan Plum, ad Class 8.00 



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THOMAS MEEHAN, Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa. 



