126 OUR PRICE-LIST. 



Enamelled Cages with sliding doors and patent fastenings i 



to.^S.oo. 

 Brass Cages at ^3.00, increasing .50 each to $7.00 each. 



*• " extra large each $7.50, $8.00, 3 



Silver-plated Cages each ^7.00, $8.00, a 



*' " " with gold-plated trimmings 



$10.00, ^15.00, 2 



The above cages are adapted to all the small, seed-eating t 

 Parrot Cages, new style, similar to the brass cages, at ^3.00, in- 

 creasing .50 each to $6.00. 

 Parrot Cages, square, the finest made each $10.00 to 13.00 



Wooden Cages, thirty-two different styles, in size from eight by 

 ten inches to fourteen by twenty-six inches, at prices va- 

 rying from each $1.50 to $5.00 

 Wooden Cages for Mocking-Birds each $3.50 to $8.00 

 Mocking-Bird Cages, square, new style each $10.00 to $13.00 

 Sky-Lark Cages each $3.50 to $5.00 

 Mouse Cages each $0.50 to $3.00 

 Squirrel Cages each $2.50 to $6.00 

 "• " square, new style each g8. 00 to $13.00 

 Bird-Seed. See article on seed, page 108. 

 Mocking-bird food, box or bottle each $0.50 

 If sent by mail each $0.60 

 Aldom's Spring Perch. See article on page 120. 

 This perch will be sent free by mail on receipt of twenty-five cents. 

 Meal Worms. These can usually be obtained at feed-stores, grist- 

 mills, or in pigeon-houses. 



Ants' Eggs. See article on page 82. We will send free by mail 

 sufficient for one bird three months for twenty-five cents. 



Gravel Paper. See article on page 120. Price per package, twelve 

 sheets, twenty-five cents ; if sent by mail, thirty cents. 



Bathing-dishes, Cups, Jars, Fountains, Bottles, Nests, Cuttle-Fish, 

 Gravel, Perchwood, &c., can be obtained at any Bird or House-furnish- 

 ing goods store. To those living remote from a bird-store, we will 

 send any of the above articles by mail or express. 

 Address 



NEW-YORK BIRD STORE, 



9 Bowdoin Square^ Boston^ Mass. 



Henry Reiche. • Chas. F. Holeen. 



