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'tlass of plants, and descriptions of the relative merits of a great number of the 

 finest varieties, with lists of thope most appropriate for forcing, and tor tiie various 

 other objects connected with ornanieiuing gardens and pleasure grounds, in ordef 

 to aid the amateur in |)eriietualing a brilliant display of bloom throughout the year. 

 Twelve copies for #4 (JO. 



SEEDLING STOCKS FOR NURSERIES. 

 We will supply the following at the rates named>, for cash sent with the order. 



Apple 



Pear, 2 years 

 Do 3 years 

 Plum 



Cherry, 2 years 

 Do 3 years 

 Peach 



Althea frutex 



Quince, Large Orange, 2i to 3 feet 

 Ailanthus, I to 2 feet 

 Do 3to4 1eet 

 Yellow Locust 

 Honey Locust 

 Laburnum, 2 feet 

 Magnolia tripetela, 1 year 

 Do Do 2 years 



Do acuminata, 2 years 

 Do Do 3 years 



Do glauca, 1 year 

 Do Do 2 years 



Horse Chestnut, 1 year 

 Do 2 years 



Do 3 years 



Do 3 to 4 feet 



Do 4 to 5 feet 



"Do 5 to 6 feet 



Tulip Tree, 3 to 4 feet 

 Elms, Scotch and English, 2 to 3 feet 

 Weeping Willow, and Golden do., 4 to 6 feet 

 Arbor Vitae, American, If to U feet 

 Do Do 2 to 2f{eet 



Do Chinese, 1 year 



*Do Do larger size 



Red Cedar 

 Buckthorn, or Khamnas 



Do larger size 

 Balm of Gilead, or Balsam Fir, 1 to li feet 



Do Do 2Keet 



White or Silver Pine, H to IJ feet 

 Hemlock Spruce, li to ]| feet 

 European Euonymus, 1 to U feet 

 American Do 2^ to 3 feet 



Hawthorns, for hedge 

 Privet, Italian 



Filbert?;, English, White and Red 

 Gooseberries, Large.-^t Lancashire 

 Currants, Large Dutch Eed 



Do White, and Champagne 

 Do O^den's Black (irape 

 Raspberry, hne red for market 



Do Large Red and Yellow Antwerp 

 Do Francoiiia 

 Strawberries, many hne varieties 

 Tart Rhubarb 



