NEW, KAKK AND KKAUTIKUL PLANTS. 119 
G liECITSCHIA. sinensis triacanthos. Tliicc-thorned Acacia. 
Oymnocladus Canadensis. Kentucky Coffee Tree. 
IjARIX Eluropsea. luiiopean Larch Tree. 
Liriodendron tulipifera. I'ulip Tree. 
M AGNOLIA acuminata. Cucumber Tree. 
tripetala. Umlirclla Magnolia. 
I^IiATANUS Occidentalis. American Plane I'rec. 
Populus balsamifera. Taclianialiacl; or Balsam Poplar. 
ISaLiIX. Willow. .Several food sorts. 
I^ILIA Americana macrophylla. I Iroad -leaved Linden. 
Europsea. F.uropean Linden. Conical form. 
_ dasystyla. Hairy Styled Linden. \'cry vigorous; retains foliage till late. 
rubra. Kcd-twigged Linden Young branches are of bright red. 
u liMUS Americana. American Llm. Of strong and lofty growth. 
— campestris. Isnglish Kim. Rapid growth; fine Shade Tree. 
Wheatleyii. Vigorous upright habit. One of the best. 
Siberica. Siberian Elm. Retains its foliage lati r than any other. 
Price for above named Trees, S1.50 to S4.00, according to size and variety. 
PEAT. 
We desire to call attention to a very line quality of Peat, of great value for most Stove 
and Oreenhousc Plants, and especially for Orchids and Pitcher Plants. The cost of this is $2. 00 
per barrel, liy the New York, New Haven and Hartford, and the Harlem railroads, and con- 
necting lines, it can readily be sent to all chief points, West, Northwest, and Southwest at a 
trilling expense. Parties ordering Peat will please state for what class ol plants they wish it, 
as we have two kinds. 
