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The following Catalogues are published, some annually, and some 
at intervals of two Or -hbree-.vears, as becomes necessary, and are 
sent to all customeéfs- whose names are on our books, as soon as 
issued, free. of charge, and to all new applicants who remit the 
amounts named below, to cover postage and labor, __ 
No. 1.—DESCRIPTIVE PRICED CATALOGUE OF FRUITS, | 
EMBRACING SMALL FRUITS, except Strawberries, 
containing brief hints on transplanting, distances for plant- 
ing the various classes of trees, and descriptions of al] the 
most valuable varieties of fruits in cultivation; 10 cents, 
. No. 2.—DESCRIPTIVE AND ILLUSTRATED PRICED CAT- 
? ALOGUE OF ORNAMENTAL TREES, containing de- 
scriptions of all the most desirable Ornamental Deciduous 
Trees, Weeping or Drooping Trees, Trees cith Ornamental or 
Remarkable foliage, Evergreen T, rees, flowering Shrubs, 
Climbing Shrubs, Feontes, Phloxes, H. ardy Herbaceous 
trees, etc.; £5 cents. 
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No. 3.—CATALOGUE OF STRAWBERRIES. Free. 
No. 4.—-WHOLESALE CATALOGUE, semi-annually. Free. 
Flowering Flants, Hedge flants, cetc.; illustrated with. 
humerous wood cuts of the most popular and valuable 
No. 5.—DESCRIPTIVE PRICED CATALOGUE OF ROSES. 
Free. 
No. 6.—CATALOGUE OF BULBS, issued in August. Free. 
NV. B.— Correspondents and Fatrons desiring to visit our grounds are 
wnformed that the business office and home Srounds are situated in the 
south part of the C. ety of Rochester, about one mile Jrom the center of 
the City, on Mount lope Avenue, and may be reached by Horse Cars 
Jrom the N. V.C.& H. R., the N. V. & Erie, and all other Railroads 
centering here. 
