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Snowdrop, or white fringe tree, with clusters of 
flowers resembling cut paper, 50 cents 
Papaw, or custard apple, 50 cents 
European Judas tree, with clusters of very beauti- 
2 - ful purple flowers, which make their appearance 
in the spring before the leaves, 50 cents 
American ditto, with flowers as above, 50 cents 
Large white flowering dogwood, 25. cents 
Persimmon, American medlar, or date plum, 50cents 
English ditto, 50 cents 
ouble flowering Chinese apple, with clusters of 
flowers resembling roses, succeeded by numbers ~* 
of small fruit, 50 cents 3 
‘Goons mispilus. This tree is so covered with white 
flowers early in the spring, that it is called the 
snowy medlar, 374 cents, very ornamenial 
Prickly ash, angelica tree, or Hercules’s club, 372 
cents — 
© «/ Laburnum, much admired for its clusters of beau- 
7 tiful bright yellow flowers, which are produced 
in abundance, 50 cents. 
Doi rose flowering peach, 373 cents 
Double flowering cherry, two sorts, with beautiful, 
clusters of flowers resembling small white reses, ~ 
50 cents 
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European beech, 3723 cents 
Purple, or copper ditto, 75 cents 
Sensitive tree mimosa, with beautiful foliage ane. 
singular flowers, 50 cents : \ 
OrnamMenTaL Evercreens.—50 Cents, except } 
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yee of Gilead, or balsam fir, of Monit growth, 
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nd one of the most admired evergreens, very 
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Hemlock spruce fir 
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