The following catalogues relative to the different departments of the 

 establishment, may be obtained gratis of the different agents, or by di- 

 rect application to the proprietor: 



No. 1. Fruit and Hardy Ornamental Trees, Shrubs and Plants pp. 100. 



2. Bulbous and Tuberous rooted Plants — pp. 24. 



3. Greenhouse Trees, Shrubs and Plants — pp. 44. 



4. American Indigenous Trees, Shrubs, Plants and Seeds — pp. 48. 

 5 A Catalogue of Seeds. 



BOOKS.— Prince's Treatise on Horticulture . . 75 cents. 



Treatise on the Vine . . . $1 50 

 Treatise on Fruits . . . 2 00 



VALUE OF MONEY. 



$1, or dollar, contains 100 cents, and is equal to four shillino-s and 

 six penqf (British) sterling; or to five francs and thirty centimes 

 ofFran(^;'^r to two and a half guilders of Holland. 



22 cents gmike one shilling sterling. 



19 cents are equal to one franc of France. 

 , 40 cents are equal to one Dutch guilder. 



$1 is equal to one dollar and ten groschen Saxon currency, or to one 

 and a half dollars Prussian currency. 



VALEUR DE L'ARGENT. 



$1 ou un dollar contient cent cents, & est egal a quatre shelings & six 

 pence sterling, de la Grande Bretagne, ou a cinque francs trente cen-^ 

 times de France, ou a deux et demie florins de la Hollande. 



22 cents font un shelling sterling. 



19 cents forment ou font un franc de France. 



40 cents valent un florin Hollandais. 



$1 est equivalens a un dollar et demie de Prusse, ou a un gourd et neu|| 

 groschen d'argent de Saxony. 



MEASURES AND WEIGHTS. 



A bushel of seeds contains 32 quarts, or 8 gallons. 

 A quart is the quarter of a gallon. 

 A lb. is nearly the same as the lb. of Europe. 

 31 Prussian loth are equal to a lb. 

 A Prussian scheffel is equal to 1 J bushels. 



N. B. Where no prices are stated in the Catalogue for seeds, package* 

 can be put up at 25 cents each, or upwards. 



