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I plant Opuntia Bentoni?. (By exchange with U. S. Nat. Museum, through 
Dr. J. N. Rose.) 
77 plants fi i Laredo, Texas. (Collected by Dr. J. N. Rose.) 
6 plants for conservatories from San een Texas. (Collected by Dr. J. N. 
Rose. 
35 plants for Devil's River, Texas. (Collected by Dr. J. N. 
Rose.) 
41 plants for fi Sierra Blanca, Texas. (Collected by Dr. J. N. 
Rose. 
81 ncaa for conservatories from near El Paso, Texas. (Collected by Dr. J. 
N. Ros 
I ie tt for conservatories, from Maricao, P. E. (Collected by Bro. Hioram)}. 
Cuban plants for conservatories. (By exchange with Bro. Leon. 
2 plants of Epidendrum from Jamaica. (Given by Miss Helen Ingersoll.) 
Le: by Mr. J. A. ‘Donald. 
I plant for conservatories, from New Providence. (Given by Mr. Giorge.) 
: cacti for conservatories. (By exchange with Mr. F. Lighte.) 
plants for conservatories. (By exchange with U. S. Dept. Agric., Bureau of 
a Industry. 
plants for conservatories. (Given by Mr. bs M. 
2 plants for hardy cue tions. (Gea by Miss M. ae artley.) 
26 plants fe from Bermuda. ‘Cole by Dr. - L. Britton.} 
1 plant Veltheimia capensis. (By exchange with Mr. W. L. Schultz.) 
6 plants _ Conse lce (By exchange piles Mr. Geo. W. ie chin } 
I plant of Given by n Bister.) 
24 plants for conservatories. (By exchange with Missouri ates Garden.) 
3 plants Thymus Serpylium. (Given by Dr. W. Gilman Thompson.) 
7 plants of hybrid Hibiscus Hawaii. pe change wit! ee rr. 7. J. MacNeil.) 
267 lilac plants, derived from cuttings. (By exchange with Board of Park 
Commissioners, Rochester, N. Y.) 
Philadelphus plants, derived from cuttings. (By exchange with Board of 
Park Commissioners, Rochester, 
1 plant Azalea nudifiora alba, ioai Spring Valley, N. ¥Y. (Given by Miss E. M. 
dge. 
45 orchids from Mexico. (By exchange with Dr. J. C. Harvey.) 
nts of sugar-loaf pineapple from Isle of Pines. (Given by Dr. W. A. 
2 
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r plant of Citrus Limonum. (Given by Mr. E. S. Reimier. ) 
46 plant maiioe from ceeds from various source: 
(By exchange oe Board of Park issi :. 
Rochester, N. Y. 
20 conifers et oe court. (Purchased.) 
917 herbaceous plants for new beds at conservatories. (Purchased.) 
r plant Juglans seria (Purchased.) 
5 plants for conservatories. (By exchange with U. S. Nat. Museum, through 
Dr. J. N. Rose.) 
3 plants of Opuntia. (By exchange with the U. S. Nat. Museum: through Dr. 
J. N. Rose.) 
