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ANNUAL \ V rs

WHOLESALE CATALOGUE

AMERICA.fr TREES, SHRUBS,

PLANTS AND SEEDS,
CULTIVATED AND FOR SALE AT THE

LIN-N^EAN BOTANIC GARDEN AND NURSERIES

NEAR NEW-YORK.

WILLIAM PRINCE & SONS, PROPRIETORS.

The Botanic Names generally are according to Pursh's Flora of North-

America, and others to Michaux, Nuttall, Torrey, Elliott,

Hortus-Britannicus, &c.

Stoent^drtfta BirttCott.

PROVIDENCE: //*

W. MARSHALL AND CO. PRINTERS. //S

1832.
 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: W
No. 1. Fruit and Plants
Hardy Ornamental Trees, Shrubs and 100. pp.
2. Bulbous and Tuberous rooted Plantspp. 44. 24.
3. Greenhouse Trees, Shrubs and Plantspp.
4. American Indigenous Trees, Shrubs, Plants and Seedspp. 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.
frl, or dollar, contains
100 cents, and is equal to four shillings and
six pence (British) sterling; or to five francs and thirty centimes
of France; or to two and a half guilders of Holland.
22 cents make one shilling sterling.
19 cents are equal to one franc of France.
40 cents are equal to one Butch 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.
*>'l 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 neuf
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 ft>. is nearly the same as the lb. of Europe.
31 Prussian loth are equal to a lb.
\ Prussian s^heffel is equal to 1 J bushels.
H B. Where no prices are stated in the Catalogue for seeds, package*
Aan be put up at 25 cents each, or upwards.

\
 MESURES & POIDS. .

Un bushel (boisseau) de semences contient 32 quartes ou 8 <*a!ons.

Le quarte est laquatrieme partie d'un galon.
Une lb. est a peupres egale a la lb. (livre) de l'Europe.
31 loth de Prusse sont egale a une lb. ou hvTe.
Un sgheffel de Prusse est egale a 1J bushels.
Trois boisseaux de France sont egale a un bushel
Deux lb. ou livres font un killogram.
N. B. Quant a ces especes ou il n y
a point de prix fixe' on peut
fournir des paquets a 25 cents pour chaque espece, ou pour une somme
d'autant plus considerable qu'on peut lui deniander.
* denotes Annuals.
$ Dollars.
Cts. Cents.
Dol. .Dollar.
Vols. Dollars.

*7* *

$t t
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Plants! SEEDS
LdCll

Azalea v.flammea
?' v. triumphans * ...*
" cauescens * . . . .

u coccinea
" v. crispa

" v. major

" v. prcBcox
sc glauca ...*
*' v. glabra

" v. plena
" hispida '

" lucida i.
'< niultiflora "i ,

" nitida . ,

" nudiflora, rubra pallida

" v. alba et rubra ,

" v. aurea variegata

" v. camea
" v. camea plena
" v. fastigiata '.....,
" v. incana
v. incarnata
tt
v. purpurascens

v. purpurea '

v. ruberrima ..............*
v. rubra
v. rubra plena
v. rutilans
v. serotina ww
v. staminea
v. tricolor
v. variegata
procumbens, white mountains
" pubescens
4
scabra
" v. floribunda .

' v. humify
" tomentosa.. ....
" verticillall t
" villosa
" alba
viscosa, . .

" v. crispa
" v. dealbata
" v. odot^a viola

" v. rubnescens .

Azalea v. variegata
u v. alba plena
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Azalea tricolor

Baecharis halimifolia, $1& per flozen

" ivaefolia.
" augustifolia

Befaria hirsuta
Berberis canadensis
" aquifoliam, Ph.
" caroliniensis, sp. nova J\"ut.
" pinnata
Betula lenta
populifolia
lyracea
fcelsa, vel lutea
nigra, vel rubra
pumila
nana
ttricta
^landulosa 25
Bignonia crucigera, $2h per dozen 30j 5
" capreolata, $2% per dozen 25
" radicans coccinea, $2 per dozen .
20 5 50
a flammea, $2$ per dozen 25 6 00
" jasminifolia, Mexico, H. B 50
Borya ligustrina. 50
'
' acuminata 50
" porulosa 75
Bumelia lycioides 50|
" chrysophylloides 60
" lanuginosa 00
" reclinata 00
Buphthalnmm frutescens 35
"'
augustifolium 40
Cactus missouriense 75
" opuntia 20
" pes Corvi 75
<l polyacanthos 75
" viviparus, Ph. . 00
" sp.? Ark ansa L 50
" sp.? Georgia L 50
Callicarpa american^t 35
Calycanthus floridus 20
" glaucus, $3 per dozen 30
.
" lsevigatus 25
" pensylvanicus 30
Caprifoliura sempervirens 20 !i oo
Caprifolium v. minor 25
" parvinorum, vel bracteosum 20
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Plants SEEDS.
Each lb, Quart Bushels
$ cts cts $ cts $ cts

Caprifolium Fraseri 30
" pubescens, $4 per dozen .'.... 40
" v. aurea, (var. nova) 1 00
" gratum 20
*<
sp. ? nova 2 00
18 45
Carpinus americana
Cassia occidentalis 40
18 25 8 00
Castanea americana, $10 per 100
" 25 14 0C
pumila, $15 per 100
"v. Princei, fructu major $5 per
,

dozen ,

Catalpa syringaefolia, $10 per 100 3 00

Ceanothus americanus, $2.4 per dozen 80 i
<
micropnyllus
perennis 1 00
sp.? Carolina, $4 per dozen . .

' ovatus, fl. ceruleo

'

Celastrus scandens, $2 per dozen 50 10 00

Oeltis occidentalis, $10 per 100 1 00 16 00
" crassifolia
" pumila
Cephalanthus occidentalis 45 45 10 eo
Ceratiola ericoides
Cercis canadensis, $10 per 100 3,00
Chamaerops palmetto
" hystris
" serrulata
Chamaerops? palma regalis, Cuba
Chimaphila corymbosa, $6 per 100
" maculata, $6 per 100
Chionanthus montanus, $4 per dozen 00
" maritimus 75
Cissus hederacea $1 j per dozen 60
" ampelopsis, $2 per dozen 70
' !
stans, $2 h per dozen
" hirsuta . 1 00
flfeus pyramidalis, ivith pyramidal fruit
^^H# Brazil 3 00
Clematis virginica, $l per dozen 18 1 50
" crispa, $24 per dozen 25 8 00
'
' cylindrica 50
" sericea 25
" viorna, $3 pr dozen... 30|8 00
" v. purpurea 50]
" hybrida, $3 per dozen 30,8 00
" revoluta 50
" triternata 40
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Plants

Clematis reticulata
Clethra alnifolia, $1 per dozen
" acuminata
" tomentosa
" nana
" paniculata
'
' scabra
Coco? nucifera
Comptonia asplenitblia, $lk P er dozen . .

Cornus florida, $10 per 100

" sericea
" alba, $2 per dozen
" sanguinea, $2 per dozen
" v.^fol. var
" paniculata
'
' cercinata
" alternifolia
' stricta
" fol. var.
'* asperifolia
i
" fastigiata
Corylus americana, $2 per dozen
" rosCrata, $2^ per dozen.
Crataegus coccinea
" parvifolia
" crus galli
" v. splendens
" v. pyracanthifolia
'
' apiifolia
" elliptica
" cordata, vel populifolia, 5 per
100
" flava
'
glandulosa
1
* punctata
" pyrifolia
" tissa
" linearis
" salicifolia ..... >

" sanguinea
" spathulata
"
viridis, vel virginica

Crescentia cucurbitana, Mexico

Croton maritimum
Cupressus disticha, $10 per 100
" v. nigra, vel nutans,
t* thyoides, $10 per 100
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Plants; SEEDS
Eucli Uuart Bushel
3 S u- $ cu
Cyrilla caroliniana , 50 1 50
Decutnaria sarmentosa 35
" barbara 30
Diervilla lutea, $1 per dozen 18
Diospyros virginiana, $10 per 100 18 50 1 00 16 00
" v. dulce, (neio) 00
" v. apyrena, (new) 50
" pubescens, $4 per dozen 40
Dirca palustris, $2 per dozen 25 1
Echites difformis 40
Empetrum nigrum 25
Epigaea repens, $12 per 100 20
Euonymus americanus, $8 per 100 IS 1 00
" v. sarmentosus 75
" atropurpureus, $2^ per dozen. . 20 1 00
" v. fructu pallida, $3 per dozen 35 1 50
" ' angustifolius . . . 36
" obovatus, Torrey, $6 per dozen 00
Fagus ferruginea, vera, $2^ per dozen. .. 25 16 00
" sylvatica, $1 per dozen. 20 16 00
Fothergilla alnifolia 25
" latifolia 30
( ' major .
35
Fraxinus acuminata, $8 per 100 18 70 .0 00
" v. latifolia 30
< Carolina 30
v. latifolia
'
' cinerea 35 60
" elliptica .
."".
35
* epiptera, $18 per 100 20 50
" juglandifolia, $18 per 100 20 1 00
*'
lancea 35
" ovata. 35
' pallida 35
'
' pannosa 35
i* pubescens, $18 per 100 20 SO 60
'
' platicarpa 35
" quadraugulata 35
f* Ricbardi 35
" sambucifolia, $1S per 100 .... 20 70 40
'* v. crispa 40
" viridis 35
Gardenia mexicana 2 00
Gaultberia procumbens 12,1 00
" serpbyllifolia, $2' per dozen.. ; 251 ,

Gelseminum nitidum, $2 per dozen ".

25
Gleditschia triacauthos, v 5 pr,r 100 12l 75
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'

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til
plants SeTEDS
Each fib Quart bushel
$ ct V el? $ cts $ cl*
i%pericum glaucum (elegans). . .. .
f.' 75
^^ " nudiflorura * 'k; 25
r
lllicium parviforum $6 pr. dozen iu. *
60
" norM^um T? 50
, Ux opaca*. ^fn. iJ-

* ^-204 -J75 1 00
"."
'-'-
prinqft&s 40
" cassine, $5 pr. dozen ........' 50 2 00
et vomitoria, $5 pr. dozen 50 2 00
'
' a^fgustifolia . i 75
'
'
' canadensis /. .
50
"
dahOTni -$6^pr. dozen . . . e"5 ; 60 00 2 00
^
" la.xiflora. j*. .'
60 AA
2 00
*
ftea firginica,^$2 pr. dozen .
25
Iva frutescens, '$1^ per dozen 18 50
4
Juglans nigra?$8 pr. 100 ...:.... .

18 14 50
1
" cinejea, $10pr.l00-. 20 14 75
1
" toinentosa, $10 pr, 1 00 20 15 2 00
" aquatica, $Z pr. dozen, 35 50 12 00
'
amwca, ^10 pr. 100 20 15 2*50
" ajfi, $ 10 pr. 100 20 15 2 50
" ppjjcina obcordata, $10 pr. J00... 20 20 2 50
'.# '< v.ficiformi00 dozen.. 25
dollars pr. 25 8 00
' " olivaeformis, 2^ dollars pr. dozen 25 50 15 00
" hybrida, nova, 1 00
", sulcata 30 25 6 00
^ myristicaiformis, vera, fS pr. dozen 1 00 2 00
Juniperus virginica, S dollars pr. 100 *15 4 00
18 20
" v. humilis .S 50
"sabina v . .V. ...... 20
"v. fol var. t< 50 .

Ui efccel sa
'
60
" * prostrata, vel depressa ..... 50 .

J ussieua grandiflora .... 50

Kalmia latifolia, 10 dollars pr. 100 18
*" v. salicifolia 60 .

angustifolia, 12 dollars pr. 100'

"'
20
" folk var 50
'
v. olecefolia
' f. ., 35
v. ovata 35 6 01
'
v. coccinea
' 35 .

",< v. Miquelon .....*..... 30

" hirsuta ..... 30
'< glauca, 2.^ dollars pr. dozen 25 6 00
'
nitida
' 35
f iagerstramiia indica, purpurea {exotic) 75 2 00 .

" var carnea 40 2 00

" var. alrnrubra 1 00

V V
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Plants

Lauras sassafras, 15 dollars pr. 100

" benzoin, 12 dollars pr. 100
" geniculata
" caroliniensis, 3 dollars pr. dozen. .

' diospy ros
Ledum latifbliurn, 2h. dollars pr. dozen .

" palustre
rt
v. decumbens
Linnaea borealis
Liquidamber styraciflua, $12 100. ..
pr.
Liriodendron tulipifera, $10 100 ...!*.
pr.
" v.flava, 12 dollars pr. 100 .

" v. integrifulia
Lycium carolinianum
" boerhavianum
Lythram alatum .."*::
Madura aurantiaca famino,
" v. mascula
Magnolia tripetela, 12 dollars pr. 100 ....
" glauca, latifolia, 10 dollars pr. 100
" semiplena
* longifolia, 5 dollars pr. dozen . .

" acuminata, vera, $25 pr. 100. .

" auriculata
" grandiflora, 4 dollars pr. dozen. .

" v. elliptica
" v. lanceolata
" v. obovata ^, .

" v.prcscox
' v. crispa
I
" v . exoyiiensis
" v. semipleno
"
v. Thompsoniana
" cordata, 9 dollars pr. dozen
" macrophylla, 9 dollars pr. dozen.
" pyramidata -

Mammea americana '.

Melia azederach, exotic, 15 dollars pr. lfJO

Menispermum canadense, $1^ pr. dozen ..
Menziesia globularis
" caerulea
'Mimosa julibrissin, exotic, $20 pr. 100., .

Mitchella repens, 8 dollars pr. 100

Moras rubra, 12 dollars pr. 100
'* pensylvancia
" missouriensis
Myleearium ligustrinum
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 184

Plants SEE D^s\

tfach lb Bushel
$ 9 ci $ CIS
Bopulns heterophylla
" monilifera
"
"
betulifolia
hudsoniana
&
Porcelia triloba, vel. JLnona 1 00
" glabra 1 00
" ' parviflora m.
M grandiflora ,.
Potentilla fruticosa, 2 dollars pr. dozen .
" floribunda, 2 dollars pr. dozen
Prinos verticillatus, 2 dollars pr. dozen . .
50, 50,
" glaber f. . .* .
1 00 POO
" laevigatas 50 50
" ambiguus 75 .75
" canadense

1 00
" lanceolatus
" prunifolius
Prunus chicasa, rubra
" v.fructujlava..^^--*-;

" pubescens '...../

f* cerasifera
" serotina, 4 dollars pr. dozen 1, CO
" borealis, 4 dollars"per dozen 1 50
" pensylvanica, vel nigra 1 00
" canadense, 15 dollars pr. 100 i oo;
" maritima i oo
" virginiana, 8 dollars pr. 100 50 10 00
* caroliniana, 3 dollars pr. dozen To 16 00
" hlemalis, 10 dollars pr. 100 , l'OO
" americana, rubra, 15 dollars pr. 100 jl 00
" v. fructuflava .*$? 1 00
" persicasfolia t
jl 50
('
puinila
" py^c? 3681 v

.
rubrtt ; , .n . 1 00
" littoralis, Big

.

" spbserica
" spinosa
" ....,,....

." v. plena

" sp.nana. ArlHinsas

sp novia, fructu purpureo Missouri..
" susquehanna

" sp.% ? Georgia

" sp. ? nana, Texas i . . .

Psychotria floridana,
Ptelea trifoliata I f.O

Pnnica granatum, alba plena (nova) 1S(

# 9 4 J& U
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Plants SEEDS
Each lb Quart Bushel
$ cts $ cts .$ et; t cts
Pyrolarotundifolia, 8 dollars per 100 12
" asarifolia 15
" elliptica .^ 12
'
' secunda, 12
Pyrus arbutifolia, v. tomertfosa 25 1 00
" v. glabra
45
" melanocarpa, $2 per dozen *L. 20
" ovalis 25
botryapium, $2 per dozen 20 1 00
" coronaria, 2h dollars per dozen 25 2 50
v. virginica 35
'
'

" v. fr.uctu alba *.

50
" v. Fort Magee, fructu rubra 50
" angustifolia 35
" sanguinea 40
" caroliniana 50
'' pensylvanica 50
" xanthocarpa 25
Quercus alba, 8 dollars per 1 00 15 14
rubra, 8 dollars per 100 , .T. . .
15
coccinea, 8 dollars per 100 18
tinctoria, 8 dollars per 100 20
prinus, 8 dollars per 100 15
montana, 10 dollars per 100 20
bicolor, *10 dollars per 100 20
chinquapin, 15 dollars per 100 25
banisteri, 10 dollars per 100 20
ambigua, vel borealis, $15 per 100 25
palustris, 10 dollars per 100 20
obtusiloba, 10 dollars per 100 20
falcata, 10 dollars per 100 20
'
virens 35
phellos,12 dollars per 100 25
aquatica, 18 dollars per#100 30
v. he'terophylla, $4 per
dozen..,
40
sericea, vera i
1 00
laurifolia,Tera 2 00
cinerea, 25 dollars per 100
35
catesbaii, 20 dollars per 100
nigra, 10 dollars per 100 20
lyrata, 20 dollars per 100 A)
macrocarpa, 20 dollars per 100 50
castanea, vera, 25 dollars per 100 50
triloba, 4 dollars per dozen 50
maritima, 4 dollars per dozen .... 50
nana, 4 dollars per dozen 50
discolor, Solars per 100 20
^imbricaria, vefa 200 J

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186

Plants SEEDS
Each Quart Bushel
$ cts S fits $ cts $ els
Quercus sinuosa 25 25 6 00
" 2 sp. fol. sempervirens. Mexico. . 5 00
Rhammus alnifolius 35
" franguloides 35
" lanceolatus 50
Rhododendron maximum 35 4 00
" v. album 1 00 8 00
catawbiense 1 00
" punctatum 4 00
40
Rhodora canadensis, 35
Rhus glabrum, 8 dollars pr. dozen 12 75 75
'<
v. coccineum, 2 dollars pr. dozen 30 1 00 1 00
" typhinum, 2 dollars pr. dozen 20 1 00
'* vernix 30 2 00
" toxicocendron 20
copallinnm 2^ pr. dozen 20 1 00
" aromaticum, mas. 2^ dollars pr. doz.
25
" v. fcemina 50 1 50
** pumilum 40
" radicans 18 1 00
'
' viridiflorum 20
Ribes floridum, 1^ dollars per dozen 15
" triflorum 35
" oxycanthoides 25
" aureum, 2 dollars per dozen 20
" v. serotinum, 2k dollars P er dozea 30
. tenuiflorum, fractu flava, $3 pr dozen 30
' sanguineum 40
" setosum 50
" sp. nova, Virginia, 00
" ^2,50 per dozen
.cynosbati, 25
'* resinosum 35
" glandulosum, vel prostrutum 30
M lacustre 30
Robinia pseudacacia, 8 dollars per 100. .
14 1 00
" viscosa, 2| dollars per dozen. . .
20 8 00
e
50
hispida 25

'
'<

Rosa blanda
v. plena
v. arborea 25
25
40
1 00 /
" Carolina 20 1 00
" . pleno 60
" v. flbida 30 I 00
" corymbosa 25 I 00
1* fraxinifolia 25 1 00
pleno 601

1 emella 8f 2 00
 187

Plants SEEDS
h ib Bushel
$ Cl! $ cti

Rosa laevigata 35 2 00
" Longii 50
" lucida 25 1 00
" plenn .
50
'
' missouriensis - 60
" montezumae, 3 dollars per dozen* 35
" laxa 30
" nitida 25
" parviflora, vel pensyvanica 20
" r. pleno 35
" rapa 30
" rubifolia, 4 dollars per dozen 35
" v. fenestraiis, 3, dollars per dozen 35
" setigera 35
'
' stricta 35
" stiaveolens, 2 dollars per dozen 20
" v. semiplena 50
" v. rubra plena 75
" v. alba plena 00
" Woodsii 30 oo
HYBRID JE
Champneyana, pleno, $3 per dozen 30
Herbemonti, (fine double climbing cluster 75
JVeiv deep pink cluster 00
JVeu) pearl cluster 75
Suter's double crimson climber 00
Carmine cluster 50
Prince's superb full double white clus-
ter, a great runner 50
JSToisetti 30
v. simplici 25
Rubus trivialis, 1 dollars per dozen 20
'
' v. fructu albo 00
" odoratus, 1 dollars per dozen 15
villosus, 1 dollars per dozen 20

m idaais
strigosus,
cuneifolius,
arcticus
$1,50 per dozen
$2,50 per dozen

12
18
25
25
canadensis, $1,50 per dozen 20
chamaemorus 25
americanus, $1,50 per dozen 15
occidentalis, $1,50 per dozen 15
r. albus, $3 per dozen 50
flagellaris 2
inermis 25
novaeboracensis
hirsutus, sp nova
25
00 I
 188

Plants SEEDS
tach lb liUl.il Bushel
$ eH 3 eu
Rubus pensylvanicus, $1,50 per dozen IS
25
" saxatilis .... * 25
* sp.? Canada- 50
" sp.? Maine, $2 per dozen 25
" sp. nova, herbacea 50
."
" spectabilis '... .'
* 40
w sp. nov*, albo maxj,mo,'2 guin-
-fl.
eas per pytir

> Sabal adansoni 5. . . .

^ ^t,. . 00
Salix ambigua ....*... .* 30
" Candida > 85
" cOnifera *$ .... .i.. 35
" cordata :
* .. J 20

' cordifolia ....... 33
" decipiens, fcem. 30
" r. mas. 35
" discolor, fami. 20
1 " v. mas. 35
/ falcata 20
'
' fuscata, fcem. 20
M v. mas. * 35
a
" glabra, sp. nova 50
tc
grisea 40
' herbacea * 30
" lambertiana, fcem. 30
;* v. mas. '
30
;{
longifolia 30
' lucida i- > -
20
;
' muhlenbergiana

20
:t
myricoides 35
" myrsinites

35
" nigra ..*.... 20

pedicellaris 35
" pensylvanica 30
( petiolaris 25
* recurvata * i
30
* repens
35
< c reticulata 35
' rigida 20
<< rosmarinifolia 35
<* rostrata 40
' sericea 30
t* tetrapla 30
<< triandra, Maine 40
** tristis 25
i* alba, (v. americana) 25
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Plants SEEDS
Each' lb Quart Bushel
$ ct $ Cll $ cts $ cU
Salix sp.t nov inima, white mountains 1 50
SP J r
*** i 50
sp.tad a 50
Salvia mexicana, nova> 40
'^ 'coccinea 25
Sambucus canadensis* .*.* -^ 15 1 00
f pubescens, $TQ per dozen' * > .30
Sapindus sa|i>onaria, exotic,. $4 per dg^zen 401 2 00
Schinus tererebinthus 75 *'*&"""
" molle *'2'' ^** 50
Schisandra coccinea ..**:.. .^. 450 "
Shephardia eleagnoides, mas. ei- fcs-iy* $1 to 2*>0
{Smilax rotundifolia, $ 1,25 per dozen *.* iris 40 S 00
" herbacea, $2 per dozen* - * 20 '

" lanrifoiia ...."".

$
5*0

" lanceojata 30
" pseudochina 35
" aspera 35
';^ duc
gmuea^i^.
20
0
" peduncularis, $2 per dozen 20
" sassaparilla .* 25
"tamnoides
>...',...., 35
Morbus americana 35
^"-Jinicrocarpa 35
Spircea opulifolia, $2 per dozen i 18 8 00
" r*fol lutea, $2,50 per dozen 25 8 00
w '* tomentosa, $1,50 per dozen IS 2 00
\> " sal icjfbli a, $1,50 per dozen* <
IS 4 00
'' v. r^^Hf$2 per dozen * * * *
20 8 00
" panicu'lata, $2 per dozen 20 6 00
" sorbifolia, $2 per dozen 20
.' chamcedrifolia, $2 per dozen 20
? ' hypericifolia, $2 per dozen 20
' betulifolia 25
" corymbosa, $2,50 per dozen 25 8 00
Staphylea trifolia, $2 per dozen 20
Sterculea platanifolia, exotic, $4 per dozen 40 2 00
8tuartia virginica 45 4 00
'< pentagynia 25
Stillingia sebii'era, exotic, $4 per dozen* * * 35
Styrax grandifolium 40
" pulverulentum 40
" glabrum 40
Symphoria racemosa, $1,50 per dozen * * * 20
" glomerata, $1,50 per dozen* 151
" r. fol var. 40
 190

Plants SEEDS
Each Quart Bushel

Jymphoria mexicana
$ els
$V li 58 cU $ cli
40
" glauca, sp. nova, 8 dollars pr. doz 1 00
Taxus canadensis . . .' .
40
Thuya occidentalis 20 50
*
' orientalis, exotic > 2
Tilia glabra ,
3D 4 00 1 00
'

*" pubescens , 40
" laxiflora 40
Ulmus americana, 18 dollars pr 100 25
** fulva 4 dollars pr. doz.
}J 35
" alata 40
" nemoralis 35
Vaccinium album 25 4 00 I 0$*
amoenum 25
angustifolium 75
arboreum .60
buxifolium 50
carolinianum ;
"*60
corymbosum .^ 25 50
crassifolium '- - 45
dumosum 1 00
elevatum *.
u* 60
erythflpcarpuni'. i^. .

formos\im
^* . . 75
frondosuj^* . . 4 . . . 25 so
fuscaturr^* % .... 40
hallerigefoljjjdP 75
myrtifolrifnf 40
latifgUBtt^" 60
ligustrjnu^n, vera 35
myrsJniic

^ 60
nitidum 60
prunifolium 00
resinosum, 3 xar. 20 1 00
salicinum 50
speciosum 00
stamineum 25 1 00
tenellum 20
virgatum 25
uliginosum 35
vitisidaa, white mountains- 50
Viburnum prunifolium 18 45
pyrifolium , 35
oxycoccus 2 dollars pr. dozen 20
acerifolium 30
pubescens, $2 50 per dozen- 30
nudum 20
v. latifolium 35
 191

Plants

Viburnum dentatum
v. fol. var i

prinoides

Ifuvigatuin
lantanoides
alnifolium
cassinoides
edule
molle
nitidum
obovatum
Virgilia lutea, 4 dollars pr dozen-,
Viscum flavescens
Viiis laforusca .'

" Isabella
" JHexandel^,
" Catawba . - . .^.v. ....
" Wor thing tp&ii . . .(L . . .

nigra
alba
rosea ^. .$.
rosea maxima- ^f*--
Luf borough
Elktoni
Muncy black
York Lisbon
Carter's favorite
Denniston
Hyde's black ,

Garber's Albiness
Garber's red fox
Winne ,

Troy ,

JVazro
Pond's seedling
Lymington white
Franklin
1
Willis' Fredonia
Willis' large black
Kellogg
Bachmans red
Large blue
Monstrous fox
Penniman's
Thompson's
Weidmar's red
JVepevefe , . .
 192

Plants SEEDS.
ib Quart Bushel
$ t $ ci- $ Cti

Nepevese 1 00
Funk's seedling 50
Gimbrede's Bald Eagle 00
early blue 00
Columbus 00
" finefox 00
" Hudson oo
Ladies' grape oo
Westpoint 00
riparia, mas. 25
fatmina 75
cordifolia 25
palmata 50
Blandi * > 25
Nortoni 50
Beaierdam 1 00
rotundifolia 25
White Scuppernong 35
Black Scuppernong 35
Round black muscadine 75
Oval black muscadine 75
She 50
aestivalis 25
Elsinburgensis 38
Columbia 38
York claret 38
Arena 75
Cooper's wine 38
Henrico 1 CO
Cunningham 1 00
Prince Edward 1 00
Solanderi 1

Swatara
Scioto
Millington's white
Missouri white
" black autumnal, 2-
varieties
" black winter
Pale red Virginian
Woodson

Thomas' dark purple

Prolific
Wake forest
Bailie
:
Scott's
'
Clarke's
 193

Plants

Vitis Sriialhvood
**
Windsor
" Owen's white
" Early black summer
" Coon
" Early white
" Honey
" Maryland purpie

**
diversifolia
<l
multifida
Missouriensis
Longii
Illinoensis

*
Prolific
{
Louisiana
" Raisin de Cote
Jordan's large blue*

" Tinta, or Negramol

( tnese
Verdilhio |

are
Nigrinho |

celebrated
Bual ^

" Madeira
MarotoPreto- j

" Muscatel I
grapes.

Wendlandia populifolia
Xylosteum ciliatum, vera
v. album Ph.
solonis, sp. nova
villosum, vera Ph.
sp. nova, white mountains

sp. nova, Genessee

Yueca gloriosa
filamentosa, $3 pr. dozen
recurvifolia
angustifolia
flaccida, $3 50 pr. dozen
tenuifolia
aloifolia, 3 dollars pr. dozen
Zamia integrifolia, vel pumila
Zanthorhiza apiifolia, 1 dollar pr. dozen
Zanthoxylum fraxineum, 2 dollars pr. dozen
tricarpon, vera
ZizyphuBTolubilis
 HERBACEOUS PLANTS.
N. B. In this list many annual species are omitted, they being of little
import, but seeds of them will be supplied if desired. Seeds of a large
number of the perrennial species can also be supplied, the prices of
which will be regulated by the plenty or scarcity of the season, but
no less than 25 cents worth can be supplied of any species.

Each
$ cts
Acacia brachyloba, $2^ per Amsonia salicifolia, $2,50 per
dozen dozen 25
Acacia glandulosa '
Anemone dichotoma 14
*Acalypha virginica " pensylvanica 14
Achillea asplenifolia " quinquefolia 6
" millefolium " v. purpurea 15
" ptarmica " thalictroides 14
<c
v. pleno U v. pleno 40
" tanacetifolia ...... " virginica 18
Aconitum napellus americani Angelica atropurpurea 35
" v. albo lucida 20
" uncinatum " triquinata, 2 dollars
Acorus calamus, $1 per dozen per dozen 20
Actaea alba Antirrhinum linaria 10
" rubra " cymbalaria, &c. 1.8
Actinomeris nudicaulis (nova) Apios tuberosa, $2 per dozen 20
Agave americana Apocynum androsaemifolium,
" v. fol.var.
1
'
$1% per dozen 16
'
' '
virginica Apocynum cannabinum, 2 dol-
Agrimonia eupatoria lars per dozen 20
" parviflora Apocynum hypericifolium, $2^
Alchemilla alpina per dozen 25
Aletris alba. $1,50 per dozen Aquilegia canadensis 10
" aurea " v. lutea 00 1
Alisma parviflora " v. cerulea1 00
" trivialis, &c. r if. rosea 1 50
Allium angulosum " v. pallida 1 00
" canadense " v. purpurea, fyc."l 50
" cernuum I
Arabis falcata 20
" mutabile,!$2^ pr. dozen " *lyrata
Allium striatum ditto " rhomboidea, &c. 20
" vineale x^ralia nudicaulis ,$ 1 pr dozen 1
*Amaranthus hypocondriacus* " racemosa, $1 pr. dozen 14
" spinosus, &c. Arenaria laricifolia 20
* Amaryllis atamasco, 13 dol- " strieta 25
lars per 100 " squarrosa 20
" equestris, j9/eno ! Arethusa bulbosa., $2,50 per
Amsonia angustifolia dozen 25
"^ latifolia, $1 pr dozen Arethusa divaricata 25
 196

Each
$ rl> 1
$ els

Arethusa medeoloides 25 Asclepias verticillata, $2| per

" pendula 25 dozen 20
" see Pogonia Asclepias viridiflora 2 00
*Argemone rnexicana " sp.? Georgia, fyc. -2 00
* " albiflora Aster Eestivus 18
* " gnmdiflora ainplexicaulis 20
Arktolochia serpentaria 14 amygdalinus 20
Artemesia dracunculoides 14 carolinianus 25
'
'
santonica, &c.
20 concolor 20
" sp. nova, Michigan 2 00 conyzoides 20
Arum dracontium 30 cordifolius 20
" sagittifolium 35 corymbosus 14
" tryphyllum, 3 var. 12 cyaneus 20
dollars per 100 14 diil'usus 14
Arum v. viridiflorum 20 discolor 20
" virginicum, &c . 20 dumosus 10
Arundo, see Grasses ericoides 20
Asasrum arifolium 35 fragile 20
"' canadense 18 grandiliorus 25
'
' virginicum 20 graveolens 30
Agclepias acuminata, $2% per hyssopifolius 10
dozen 25 inuloides 80
Asclepias amccna, $'2,50 per junceus 20
dozen 25 lawis 10
Asclepias amplexicaulis linariifolius 18
" connivens, Ell. m aero p by 11 us 14
debilis,Ph. 25 miser 16
" incarnata, $1,50 per multiflorus 14
dozen 18 novae angliae 16
Asclepias laurifolia 80 nova belgica 18
" longifolia 1 50 paludosus, elegans $6
" nivea ' 18 per dozen 65
" obtusifolia $2,50 per Aster paniculatus
dozen 25 patens ,

Asclepias parviflora 25 pulcherrima

15 periplocoides 50 puniceus
<c
pulchra, $2 perdozen 18 radule
" phytolaccoides, $2^ salicifolius 20
per dozen 25 solidagonoides 20
Asclepias purpurascens, $2,50 spectabilis 20
per dozen 25 squarrosus 20
Asclepias quadrifolia 25 suaveolens 25
" syriaca, $1| pr. dozen 1 tenuifolius 14
" v. nova 40 tradescantii 6
** tuberosa, 15 dollars versicolor 14
per 100 20 sp. alba, Georgia 50
Asclepias v. decumbens 25 sp. elegans, Genessee- 50
" variegata 25 sp.? S. Carolina, fyc. 50
 197

Each Each
S cts $ ct*
N.B. Asters by the dozen 2 5 Canna sp. nova, gigantea,
per cent under these prices* Georgia 1 00
Astragalus canadensis Cantua coronopifolia SO
" missouriensis, {no- Cardamine virginica 14
va) $4,50 per dozen *Cardiospermum halicacabum
Baptisia alba vel. Podalyria- seed $3 per lb.
** cerulea, $2per dozen *Cassia chamaecrista
'
' exaltata " marylandica, $1,50
" perfoliata per dozen 14
" tinctoria, $2 pr. dozen *Cassia nictitans
" uniflora,&c. ] " sp. nova, Florida, fyc
Bartsia coccinea $4,50 per dozen 50
Bidens tripartita Caulophvllum thalictroides* 25
" sp. nova *Ceutauria americana
*Blitum capitatum Cerastrum tenuifolum 14
Boltonia asteroides, $2 pr. doz. " arvense, &q. ...... 12
Bootia sylvestris Chserophyllum claytoni, SI
" Bigelovi, $3 per dozen per dozen 10
Buchnera americana *Chgerophyllum procninbens-
Cacalia atriplicifolia, $Z% per Chaptalia tomentosa 70
dozen Chelidonium majus 6
Cacalia reniformis " v. pleno
" suaveolens, $2 prdoz. Chelone barbata 25
Cactus fragilis " campanulata 25
See page 176 " glabra
Caiauium escuieniuras 1,50 " \ rubra :." .

dozen " lyoni

Caladium v. auriculatum " obliqua, &c 10
Calla palustris Chenopodium anthelminticum
Calopogon, see Cymbidium " ambrosoides .
Caltha ricaroides Chrysoplenium oppositifolium 20
" rlabellifolia Cicuta bulbifera 20
" parustris ' maculata 20
" v. pleno Cimicifuga fotida 40
Calypso borealis " palmata 35
Calystegia sepium " serpentaria, 2 dol-
" spithamea lars per dozen 18
Campanula acuminata Circa^a lutetiana f>
" americana, $1,25 canadensis, &c.
*,*
20
per dozen Ckiytonia aisinoides 10
"Campanula perfoliata " virginica, 14 dols. per
" rotundifolia .... 100 15
" r. alba Clematis, see page 177
" sp. nova, white Cleome dodecandra, &c.
mountains Clinopodium vulgare 10
Canna augustifolia Clitoria mariana 25
" flaccida virginica &c. 2
" glauca Cnicus discolor 14

fV
 198

E. ch Each
$ ah $ cts
Cnicus horridulus 20 N". B. Coreopsis by the dozen 25
" lanceolatus &c. 14 per cent, under these prices.
Collinsonia anisuta 35 Cornus canadensis 20
" canadensis 8 Corydalis cucullaria, $2 50 per
*' tuberosa 50 dozen 25
" scabrella, 35 Corydalis formqsa 25
Commelina communis 18 fungosa 12
t(
erecta 20 glauca 25
" virginica 18 fragrans, (nova) &c
" tuberosa, &c. 25 50 per dozen 40
Conium aracatcha, 2 var. .... 1 50 Crinum americanum 60
Conostylis americana, 5 perif:
" v. anther ce alba- 80 <

dozen ^ 50 " v. anthera rubra 1 00

Convallaria majalk v 8 *Crotalaria parviflora*

" v. pl-eno 15 Cucubalus beheu 10

" v. rubra ........ 15 " stellatus, $2 25 per
verticillata, $2 50 dozen, 20
per dozen 25 Cunila glabella, $4 per dozen* 35
Convallaria polygonatam .... 20 " glabra, $4 per dozen*. 35
''
v. pleno, &c. .. 30 " mariana 14
Convolvulus arveusis america- Cuphea viscossissima 15

ni, $ 1 per dozen ' 10 *Cuscuta americana
Convolvulus batatas, 3 var. Cyamus flacicomus, vel. Ae-
$2 per dozen- 20 lutnbium luteum 1 00
Convolvulus panduratus, 2 var 50 Cymbidium hyemale 25
*s v. pleno 1 no ' odor.*orhizon--- 25
spithameus 20 " pulchellum,$2 50
" sp. Florida, &c. 1 00 per dozen 25 ! ,

Conyza bifrons, $2^ per doz- Cynoglossum amplexicaule-

J
en 25 officinale, &c.
8
*Conyza marylandioa, &c. Cypripedium arietinum 75
' pycnostaohy a, & c. 40 " candiduni 85
Coptis trifolia 20 humile'. 25
Coreopsis aurea 20 " parviflorum, $40
" auriculata ........ 10 per 100 50
" crassifolia 30 Cypripedium pubescens, $40
" grandiflora 30 per 100 45
" lanceolata 10 Cypripedium v. bracte fulva 50
" pinnata 35 " spectabile, $40
" procera 20 per 100 50
< tenuifolia 10 Dalibarda fragaroides 10
" tinctoria 12 " repens 20
** trichosperma 25 *Datura stramonium '
" tripteris 10 " *tatula
rosea * 40 Delphinium azureum, $2 25
puberula 40 per dozen 25
(f sessilifolia 25 Delphinium exaltatum, $2 50
M verticillata, &-c. 10 per dozen ....,* 30
 199

Each Each
$ c:
$ cts
Delphinium triorne 40 Erigeron philadelphicum 10
" urceolatum, $S per Eriocaulon pellucidum 30
dozen 4
decangulare 30
Dentaria diphylla, $3 per doz- M *flavidulum, &c.
en Eriogonum longifolium, Jlrk-
Dentaria lasciniata, $2 50 per ansa
dozen Eryngium aquaticum 2ft
Dilatris, see Gyrotheca ' fcetidum 20
Diapensia cuneifolia 2 00 " gracile 1 00
Diodia hirsuta, &e 25 " virginianum, $2 50
Dionaea mnscipula 40 per dozen 25
Dioscorea sativa, $4 per dozen 35 Eryngium sp. nova 75
" villosa, $2 25 per Erythrina herbacea, $5 per doz 50
dozen 20 Erythronium albidum, $5 per
Diphylleja cymosa 40 dozen 50
Dodecatheon meadia, $1 per Erythronium lanceolatum 14
dozen 10 " grandiflorum, &c. 50
Dodecatheon v. alba 50 Eupatorium ageratoides 25
r. purpurea 1 00 " album 18
" v. rubra maxi- '
altissimum 20
ma 75 " americanum 20
Dracocephalum denticulatum " amcenum 20
$2 50 per dozen 25 " aromaticum ..... 20
Dracocephalum variegatum 40 " cselestinum 12
" virginicum 10 " hyssopifolium 20
" nova^. ea- " maculatum
sp. 20
rieg. $4 per dozen 40 " melissoides 14
Drosera filiforniis, &2 50 per " perfoliatum 14
dozen 25 " purpureum 30
Drosera longifolia IS " rotundifolium- 20
" rotundifolia, &c. 20 " sessilifolium 20
Elephantopus carolinianus, $4 " teucrifolium 35
per dozen 35 '* trifoliatum 20
Elodea campanulata, $1 50 " verticil latum 20
per dozen 14 " giganteum 50
Elodea c. emarginata 14 " sp. Georgia 50
" petiolata 14 N. B. Eupatoriums by the dozen
Elytraria virgata 75 at 25 per cent, under these
Epilobium angustifolium 18 prices.
" v. album 30 Euphorbia corollata 14
" coloratum 25 " *cyathophora
" rosmarinifolium 20 " ipecacuanha 20
" spicatum, $2 50 per " *variegata
dozen 25 " *hypericifolia
Epilobium tetragonum,.&c, . 20 " *perfoliata
*Erigeron canadense " *sp. nova, Michi-
" bellidifolium 14 gan
" graminifolium
 200

Each E*ch
$ cts.
Euphorbia sp. nova, Pensyl- Glaucium luteum 10
raniea 3 Glechoma hederacea
fi 6
Ferula villoma 20 Glycine comosa 25
Fragaria canadensis, per dozen 25 " *monoica
" hudsonica, per dozen 25 " tomentosa, &c.
" virginica, per dozen 25 Gnaphalium americanum
" r. maxima, Peru, " margaritaceum
per dozen 75 " ptatagineum, $1|
Frasera walteri, 8 per dozen 80 per dozen 14
Fritillaria lanceolata, 8 per doz SO Gnaphalium purpureum 18
Galactia glabella 25 " *uliginosum, &c.

" moilis r.... 25 Gonolobium hirsutum, 3 dol-

Galardia bicolor 30 lars per dozen 30
Galax cordifolia* * 25 Gonolobium lasve, 2,50 per
Galega, sec Tephrosia dozen 30
Galium boreale 18 Gonolobium macrophyllum, 3
" circsesans' 12 dollars per dozen- 30
" pilosum 14 Gonolobium niger? Mex.'' 50
" tinctoriuin 20 " obliquum, &c. 25
" trifidum 14 *Gossypium herbaceum
Gaura biennis 14 * " barbadense
" angustifolia . . 50 Gratioia aurea 20
Gentiana alba 50 " virginica 14
" amarelloides 50 Gyrotheca tinctoria 40
" angustifolia 40 *Hedeoma pulegioides
" catesbai 40 Hedysarum canadense, $1^ pr
" *erinita dozen
" ochroleuca 25 Hedysarum marylandicum
" saponaria 14 " nudiflorum, $1,50
" v. alba 50 per dozen
Geranium carolinianum Hedysarum paniculatum, $2.\
" maculatum, $1 per per dozen
dozen 12 Hedysarum strictum
Geranium robertianum, &c. 14 " viridiflorum
Gerai-dia flava $2 25 per doz* 25 Helenium autumnale, 1 dollar
" pedicularia 14 per dozen 10
" ^purpurea Helianthemum canadense* 14
" '

quercifolia, $2 25 per " carolinianum 60

dozen 25 " ramulifloram, &c 14
" *tenuifolia Helianthus altissimus 10.

Geum agrimonoides 25 '! augustiiblius, $3,50

" album, $1 50 per dozen 16 per dozen 30
" canadense 20 Helianthus atrorubens ' *
30
'* latifolium, #5 per dozen 50 " brachifolia 50
" Peckii 50 " decapetalus 20
" rivale > 12 " diftusus 25
Geu-m strictum, $] pr. doz. 16 " divaricatus 20
M virginianum, &c. 12 " frondosus 40
 201

Ei :ii ) *.acli
-:''
| Cls
Helianthus giganteus 10 Hibiscus v. roseus, 4 dollars
" macrophyllus 25} per dozen 35
'
missouriensis 25 Hibiscus palustris, $2 pr. doz. 18
''
mollis v. pallidus, $3,50
" 10J
mu'tirlorus 10J per dozen 30
" r. pleno' 1 Hibiscus scaber, vera 50
' :
pubescens 20 " speciosus, $'3 pr. doz. 30
*,? *petiolaris " virginieus, &c. 50
". scaber * 20 sp. Illinois 50
" strumosus 20 Hieraceum gronovii 30
" tracheliiblius 25 " kaJmii, $2 pr doz. 25
V tuberosus, &c. 6 " grandiflorum 50
" tomentosus 50 " venosum, &c. $'1
N. B. Helianthus by the doz- per dozen 14
en of a species, 25 per Houstonia alba, J\ut, 50
cent under these prices. " cerulea, 3 var. 14
Heliapsis lavis, $2 per dozen 20 " ciliolata, $4 pr doz. 40
Helonias angustifolia 50 " rotundifolia, &c. 60
e<
asphodeloideg, $'2,50 Humulus
aniericanus 10
per dozen 25 Hydrastis canadensis 25
Helonias dioica, $2^ per dozen 25 Hydrocotyle americana 14
" v. fcemina 25 umbellata 14
" erythrosperma 40 Hydrophyllum canadense 20
" latifolia, Ckc. 25 " virginicum 25
Hemerocallis fulva, $1 pr. doz. 12 Hypericum angulosum 40
" v. fol. rar. - 25 ascyroides, #2 50
.

(i
v. pleno, $2,50 per dozen 25
per dozen 25 Hypericum corymbosum, $3
Hepatica americana, v. cerul 1 4 per dozen 30
" v. alba 14 ^Hypericum canadense* >
" r. cerulea pi 35 " adpressum 20
" r. rubra pi. 18 " punctatum,.f 2 50
Heracleuin lanatum, 1,50 pr. per dozen 25
dozen 20 Hypericum mutilum 14
Heteranthera acuta 20 " parviflorum 14
" graminea 20 " pyramidatumj &c.
Heuchera hispida 25 $3 50 per dozen 35
" pi'osa 25 Hypoxis erecta 15
'
' pubescens 20 " graminea 14
" viscida, &c. 1 dollar .
" juncea, &c. * 60
per dozen 10 Hyptis capitata 20
^Hibiscus esculentus (Hyssopus nepetoides 14
" grandiflorus, 3 dol- " scroplmlaroides* 12
lars per dozen 3" 'Impatiens biflora, &c
Hibiscus manihot 3-; "ndigofera caroliniana 75
" -
militaris, $2 per doz. 2C [nula falcata, per dozen
$4 35
" moscheutos 25 " helenium, $1 per dozen* 10
<c
v. alb us, $4 pr. doz 35 " mariana >
14
 202
Each Each
$ cts $ cts

*Ipomaea coccinea, seed $2 per Leonurus cardiaca 8

lb. Lepidium virginicum 14
Ipomaea jalapa 10 Leptandra virginica, $2 50 per
" *lacunosa, seed $3 dozen 25
per lb. Lespedesa angustifolia, $3 50
Ipomsea Michauxii, $6 per Joz 60 per dozen 35
" *nil,seed $3 per lb. Lespedesa capitata, $1 50 per
" *purpurea, seed $2 dozen 14
per lb. Lespedesa paniculata, $3 per
*Ipomaea v. striata superba, dozen 30
seed $3 per lb. Lespedesa polystachya 35
*Ipom3ea quamoclit, seed $5 " procumbens 40
per lb " prostrata 50
Ipomaea sagittifolia, vel spec- " repens - 14
iosa 2 00 " sessiflora 14
Ipomaga sp.? Florida' 1 00 " violacea, &c. $1
Iresine celosoides 25 per dozen 15
Iris caBlestina, 2 var. 25 Liatris elegans 50
'
cnstata ' gracilis 60
cuproea ;
" macrostachya, $1 50
hexagona per dozen or $10 per 100 18
" lacustris Liatris odoratissima, $5 per doz 50
" missouriensis " paniculata, $5 per doz* 50
" v. albo " pilosa, $2 per dozen 18
" v. pleno " pumila, $2 per dozen* 20
" prismatica, vel gracilis " pycnostachya 60
" tridentata, vel tripetela " scariosa, $10 per 100 or
'
' verna $1 50 per dozen 14
" versicolor 14 Liatris sphaeroidea, $3 50 per
" v. curvifolia 50 dozen 30
' virgiiiica 20 Liatris squarrosa 30
" 4 var. 20 to
sibirica, " spJ Georgia, &c.*-
40 75
N. B. where a dozen of a Ligusticum scoticum, v. amer-
Iris, ,
species are taken, 25 per cent, icanum 25
under these prices. Lilium canadense, 3 var. $12
Ixia cselestina 1 80 per 100 14
Jatropa stimulosa 1 50 Lilium v. minima 75
'' carolinianum
Jeffersonia diphylla 25 50
Justicia pedunculosa, &c. $4 Lilium catesbsei 30
per dozen 45 " pensylvanicum 40
Kuhnia eupatoroides 20 " philadelphicum 20
Lactuca elongata 12 " superbum 15
Lathy rus maritimus, $3 pr doz 30 " umbellatum &c. 1 00
" myrtifolius 14 Limosella tenuifolia, Sec. 18
venosu3, &c.
14 *Lindernia pyxidaria
Lechea major, $2 per dozen* 20 Linum lewisii 25
" minor, $2 per dozen* 20 " perenne Vc 18
Leontodon taraxacum 6 Lithospermum officinale 10
 203
Each Each
$ ct<
$ Ct5
Lithospermum latifolium, &c- 14 Malva rotundifolia 14
Lobelia amoena " triangularis, &c. 35
$lj pr doz. 14 *Martynia dia'^dra
cardinalis,
v.flora varieg&tcf -3 00 * " proboscidea &c.
claytoniana 14 .Aledeola virginica, $1^ pr. doz. 14
dortmanna 30 Medicago lupulina .... f ... 12
fulgens, $2 pr. doz... 20 Melampyrum americanum
splendens $2^ pr. doz. 25 Melananthera hastata 20
sp. Georgia, 1 (;0 Melanthium virginicum ...... 40
inflata, 2 dolls pr doz. 15 " hybriduin 35
*kalmii Menispernum canadense 14
pallida Mentha borealis 12
siphilitica &c. $1^ pr. " tenuis 12
doz. 14 " viridis 6
Lotus gracilis, 4 dolls pr. doz. 40 " glomerata 12
Ludwig hirsuta 14 " v. paludosa 20
" macrocarpa, l dol- Menyanthes americana 6
lars per dozen 15 Mjcranthemurn orbiculatum 40
" nitida 14 Miegia macrosperma, vera-** 50
Lupinus perennis $2 per doz. 20 " tecta, &c. 40
" tnutabilis 50 Mikania scandens, $2 pr. doz. 20
" polyphyllus 40 *Mimosa pudica, seed $16 pr lb.
** v. albus 50 Mimulus alatus 1^ dls. pr. doz. 14
" tomentosus 50 " glutinosus 25
" villosus &c. " luteus vel guttatus 18
Lycopus exaltatus 14 " ringens &c. $1 prdoz. 10
I'irninicus &c. Ik dol- Miteila cordifolia 20
lars per dozeu 11
14 diphylla &c. $2 pr doz. 18
Lysimachia angastifolia 25 Monarda clinopodia 20
" capitata 20 " didyma 10
" ciliata 14 " fistulosa 18
" heterophylla 20 " v. alba 25
%
M hybrida 14 " gracilis 30
longifolia 20 " affinis 20
" quadrifolia **
$1| pr. aristata 35
dozen 14 " hirsuta 35
" racemosa, 1 dol- " media 20
lars pr. dozen*. 14 " kalmiana 35
** thyrsiflora, &c. 20 M mollis 20
Lythrum salicaria 6 " v. pallida (nova) . 50
" verticillatum, 2 dol- " oblongata 35
lars pr dozen .... 20 f* punctata 20
" virgatuni 25 " purpurascens 18
" hyssopifoluni &c.. 35 " rugosa 10
Malaxis liliifolia 30 " Russeliana, &c. 35
M longifolia 30 N. B. Monardas by the doz-
" ophidglossoides, &c. 30 en of a species 25 pr. cent,
^Malra caroliniana under these prices.
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Each Each
$ ci- $ cts

Mononotropa lanuginosa 14 Ophlotheca floridana 50

" uniflora 14 Orchis bephariglottis, $4 per
" hypopithys &c. 12 dozen 40
Myosotis arvensis 8 " bifolia 40
palustris ^20 " bracteata 30
" scorpioides #c. 10 " ciliaris, $4| per dozen 38
Narthecium americanum, $2^ " cristata 38
per dozen 25 .
" dilatata, $4j per dozen 40
*Nemophila placeloides '
' discolor 40
Neotia cernua 2 dls. pr. doz. 25 " fimbriata, $5 per dozen 50
<c
pubescens $2^ pr. doz. 25 flava 1 00
" repens 2 dolls, pr. doz. 20 " fuscescens 45
" toitilis $2,50 pr. doz. 25 " herbiola 75
*Nicandra physaloides " hyperborea 75
*Nicotiana paniculata " incisa 45
" *tabacum '
' lacera < 45
" *sp nova " macroph)lla 1 00
Nolina georgiana 50 " obsoleta 45
Nuphar advena 20 " orbiculata 80
" kalmiana, $4 per doz. 40 " pyscodes 45
;

" lutea 20 " spectabilis, $3^ pr doz. 30

Nuttalia digitata 50 " tridentata 30
" pedata, $5 per dozen 50 unifoha
Nympha>a odorata, $2 pr doz. 20 virescens
" v. rosea 35 viridis *
Obolaria virginica 18 2 sp. Georgia 1

Oenothera biennis 6 Origanum vulgaia

" csespitosa 30 Orobanche americana 35
cruciata 30 ** uniflora 35
" fraseri 10 Orontium aquaticum 20
" fruticosa 10 Oxulis acetosella 6
" glauca * 10
corniculata
10
f gnindiflora 12 " stricta 14
" macrocarpa 30 " tetraphylla 18
*'*
missouriensis 30 " violacea 14
" mollissinia 20 Oxalis' per dozen 25 per
r pusilla 40 cent under these prices.
f puinila 10 Pachysandra procumbent- 20
ff rosea 6 Panax quinquefolium, 4 dol-
*' speciosa 30 lars per dozen
<' spectabilis 25 " trifolium, $2,50 prdoz
" *triloba, vel c'tan- Pancratium caribaeum
destina, &c. carolinianum
N. B. Oenothera's where a littorale

dozen of a species are tak- maritimum

en 25 per cent under thtse mexicanum

prices. v. altisHmum
Onosmodium hispidum, 3 dol- rotatum 60
lars per dozen 30 v. altissimum 75
 205

Each '
Each
$ c- $ Cffc

Pancratium sp.nov a, Georgial 00 Phlox nivalis 30

Parnassia caroliniana, 2 dol- odorata 35
lars per dozen 20 ovata, vel listoniana
10
" palustris, &c. 25 paniculata 6
Parthenium integrifolium . 50 v. alba 6
Passiflora incarnata, $2,50 per pen dulce flora 30
dozen 25 pilosa 35
''
lutea, $2 per dozen 25 pyramidalis 10
It " macnlata 35 reflexa 40
Pedicularis canadensis 3.3 scabra 35
" gladiata, $2prdoz. 20 setacea 20
" pallida 35 stolonifera 20
Penstemon digitalis, 2 dollars suaveolens io
per dozen IS v. fol. var. 30
" laevigata 10 subulata 10
pubescens ...
*' 10 tardiflora 30
" atropurpureum 50 undulata 25
" sp. ji. violacea- 1 90 virginica 30
" sp. Georgia, $c.-l 00 sp. nova 75
Penthorum sedoides,$2 pr doz. 20 N. B. Phlox, ivhere a dozen
Phalangium quamash 1 50 of a species are taken, 25
Phaseolus helvolus 1 pr cent under these prices.
" perennis 20 Phryma leptostachya, $2 per
" *trilobus dozen 20
Phlox acuminata 10 Physalis obscura 20
" americana 25 { ' pensylvanica 20
amcena 30 " viscosa, &c. 20
aristata 25 Phytolacca decandra, $l per
aspera 50 dozen 16
autumnale 30 Pisum maritimum, &c. $3 per
carnea, vel triflora 18 dozen
Carolina 20 Plantago lanceolata
coldryana 35 " maritima
corymbosa 30 virginica, &c
divaricata 10 Podalyria, see Baptisia
v. atrorubra 60 Podophyllum peltatum
v. alba, vel pallida 50 Podostigma pubescens 2
v. striata 60 viridis .........
excelsa 30 Pogonia ophioglossoides, $2^
floridana 1 00 per dozen
glaberrima 10 verticillata, $2^ per
intermedia 10 dozen
involucrata 35 Polemonium reptans, $1 per
latifolia 30 dozen 10
ligustrifolia 25 " v. album, fyc.
maculata 10 $4.i per doz 50
v. nana 30i Poly ant hes tuberosa, pi. $6
nkida, vel suffruiicosa 301 per 100
 206

Each E*ch
$ eU $ cftj
Polyanthes v. fol. var $1 Prenanthes sp. nova, Michi-
per dozen 20 gan 1 00
Polygala lutea 20 Primula mistassinica
," rubella 14
25 Prunella pensylvanica
" *sanguinea " 6 vulgaris
" senega, $-c. 25 Psoralea lupinellus 3 00
" paucifolia, $3 per^ " sp.? Georgia, #c..2 CO
dozen 35 Pulmonaria virginica, fye. ... SO
Polygonatum angustifolium, 1 \ Pycnanthemum incanum, $2 i
dol. per dozen 14 par dozen T$
u "
latifolium, $4$ linitblium, $2 .Jj
per dozen .... 40 per dozen 20
" multiflorum, 1. " verticillaturn,
dol. per dozen ]4 Sfc. 35
v. altissimum, " lanceolatum,
#2 per dozen. 20 $2 per doz; 25-
vulgare, #c. 1 Pyrola media 15
dol. per doz 15 " minor.. 18
Polygonum coccineum, $2 per " unillora, #c. 25 ,

dozen 20 Ranunculus acris, $1 per doz 10

scandens 14 V v. pleno, $1 per
virginianum, $l dozen 12
per dozen 14 " bulbosus, $1 per
viviparum, #c... 25 dozen 10
Pontederia angustifolia, $4 per " hirsutus, $2 per
dozen 40 dozen 25
" cordata 30 '* pensylvanicus, $1|
" lanceolata, fyc. 80 per dozen .... 14
Potamogeton natans 18 " repens 10
fluitans 20 " v. plena, $1 per
paucirlorum, #c. 14 " do~<ten 12
Potentilla argentea 20 * sceleratus, $& 14
" canadensis 12 Rhwria glabella 1 00
" canescens 20 " lutea 1 00
" confertiflora, Tor... 50 " mariana, #2 per doz. 20
" nivea, $2 per dozen 25 " virginica 25
" norvvegica 15 " sp.? Georgia 1 00
* simplex, $1 25 per *Ricinus communis
dozen 14 Rubia Brownei
" tridentata, $-c. 18 Rudbeckia amplexifolia 30
Pothos foetida, $2 per dozen '" 10
20 columnaris
*
Prenanthes alba, $2 per dozen 50 digitata 10
" altissima 20 fulgida 18,
" cordata 20 Rudbeckia hirta ? 10
" rubicunda 30 " laciniata 35
serpentaria,#c. $3 " moschata 20
" per dozen.... 30. nitida 75
" nudiqaulis ....... 75
 207
ch / Each
ct> S cts.
Rudbeckia pinnata 30 Sarracenia purpurea, 20 dollars
" purpurea 10 per 100 25
" triloba, $c. 2o " pisittacina, vel ru-
" sp. nova, nana. fl. bra 50
purpurea 2 00 " variolaris 50
" sp. nova, exaltata Saururus cemuus 20
fl. purpurea. . 2 00 Saxifraga vernalis, $2 pr. doz. 20
" nova,^. lutea 2 00
sp. " caespitosa 10
.NfodB. Rudbeckia's, where a " pensylvanica 6
dozen of a species are a- " virginiensis, fyc. $1$
*ken, 25 per cent under per dozen 14
these rates. Scheuchzeria palustris, $2,50
Ruellia ciliosa 1 00 per dozen 25
" humistrata 40 Schrankia uncinata 75
" hybrida, $5 per dozeu* 50 Scrophularia marylandica, $1 $
" oblongiiblia per dozen 14
" strepens, #c. $2,50 per Scutellaria integrifblia, $1,50
dozen 25 per dozen : .. 14
Rumex acetosella 10 " galericulata 6
'
' sanguineus 10. " hyssopifolia 14
". verticillatus, fyc. 14 " lateriflora, 4*c. l
Sabbatia angularis 14 dollars pr dozen 14
" panieulata 30 Sedum pusillum, $2 pr. doz. 25
" stellaris, #c 14 " telephioides, $2,50 per
*Sagina procumbens 10 dozen 30
Sagittaria acutifolia 20 " ternatum, 8fc. 2 dollars
" heterophylla 25 per dozen 25
" latifolia - 20 Senecio aureus 12
" obtusa 40 " *bieracifolius
" sagittifolia, 2 dollars " obovatus, &fc 14
per dozen 20 Sibbaldia procumbens 30
" v. pleno 65 *Sida abutilon
2 sp.? Geo. 1 00 " dioica :
-
20
*Salicornia herbacea gracilis 40
Salvia angustifolia, $4 per doz. 50 "
napsea, 8fc. $2 per doz. 18
" azurea, $2 per dozen* Silene pensylvanica, $2,50 pr
" coccinea dozen 25
u lyrata " regia 1 00
" maculata, 8,-c. " virginica, #c 25
Sanguinaria canadensis Silphium asteriscus, $2pr d oz. 25
Sanguisorba canadensis compositum
Sanicula marylandica, $1,50 conjugatum 30
per dozen. ...... laciniatum 20
" canadensis, 4*c perfoliatum, 1 dollar
Saponaria officinalis per dozen 10
" v. alio pleno squarrosum, $2,50 pr
*.*
v. rubro pleno . dozen 80
Sarracenia flava ternatum 25
 208

Each Each
$ ct- $ cts
Silphiura teribinthinaceum 35 Solidago lateriflora 16
" trifoliatum 20 latifolia 20
" verticillatum, #c 25 " mexicana 20
Sisymbrium nasturtium, $1,50 nemoralis 18
per dozen 20 novaboracensis ..... 16
<<
sophia, #c 25 odorata. . .^
25
Sisyrinchium anceps 10 patula 16
" bermudianum . . 20 petiolaris 16
" iridifolium, $2 pr procera 16
dozen 20 puberula, Nut 50
" mucronatum ... 25 pyramidalis 40
" Nuttallii 50 reflexa lvfa
" striatum, &c. $2,50 rugosa 16
per dozen ... 25 scabra 16
Sium lineare 18 sempervirens 20
" rigidius 18 stricta 20
Similacina borealis 18 tenuifolia 50
" canadensis, 2 dollars villosa 50
per dozen 18 virga aurea 16
" racemosa, 2 dollars virgata - 20
per dozen 18 ulmifolia 16
" stellata, $2 pr. doz. 18 sp. noma, white
trifolia 40 mountains 75
umbellata' 20 Genessee, &c.
sp. 35 . .

Smyrnium atropurpureum, 3 N. B. Solidago species by the

dollars per dozen 35 dozen 25 per cent under these
" cordatum, 2 dollars prices.
per dozen 20 Sonchus acuminatus 14
Smyrnium integerrimum, $2^ floridanus 20
per dozen 25 leucophoeus, Src / 14
Solanum caroliniense 30 Spargonophoms verticillatus
" sp.? tuber osa, St. Spartina glabra '
35
Lorenzo potatoe Spigelia marylandica 30
#4 per dozen ... 50 Spiraea aruncus 10
'"
Solidago altissima, $l per doz 15 lobata 10
" angustifolia 35 " stipulacea, or Gillenia 30
" arguta 18 " trifoliata 25
" aspera 18 Stachys aspera . : t 20
' axillaris 20 hispida 20
" bicolor 20 Statiee armeria 8
" caia '
20 'I caroliniana, $1 50 per
** canadensis 10 dozen 15
" elliptica..*. 15 Stellaria pubera 14
" erecta 35 Stevia alba, Mexico 50
' flexicaulis 20 " rubra 50
" gigantea 20 Streptopus distortus
" hispida 18 " lanuginosus
" laevigata 18 " roseus, $4 50 per
" lanceolata 18 dozen 40
 209

Each Each
$ Cl! $ ets

Strophostylis angulosa 75 Trillium grandiflorum,$ 40 per

Stylosanthes elatior 25 100 50
" hispida . 20 " obovatum 50
" verticillata, &c. . 20 " pendulum 40
Talinum teretifolium 35 " pictum, $40 per 100 50
Tanacetum Huronense, sp. " sessile, &c 25
7iov 2 00 Triosteum perfoliatum, $2 50
Tephrosia virginica 25 per dozen 25
Teucrium cauadense, $1 50 " sp. nova, Canada 50
per dozen 14 Trollius laxus 25
"virginicum 14 Troximum glaucum 30
Thalia dealbata 50 " virginicum, $2 per
Thalictrum cornutum 25 dozen 20
" dioicum, $2perdoz 20 Typha angustifolia 20
" pubescens. 20 TVpha latffolia 20
" purpurascens, $2- Urtica canadensis 20
50 per dozen. . 25 " dioica 25
" rugosum, $2 per " pumila 20
dozen 20 Utricularia minor 18
" sibiricum, &c 25 " vulgaris, &c 20
Thesium umbellatum ........ 20 Uvularia flava , 20
Tiarella cordifolia, $2 50 per " grandiflora 25
dozen 25 " perfoliata, $1 prdoz. 10
Tigridia pavonia, $5 per 100. 12 " puberula 30
Tifiandsia Bartramii, <jj}g per " sessilifolia, $1,50 per
dozen 60 di>sa i4
Tolieldia pubescens, &c 30 Valeriana pauciflora 25
Tradescantia ciliata 25 Valisneria americana 35
" rosea 35 Veratrum viride 25
" subaspera IS Verbascum blattaria, SI, 25 pr
" virginica 10 dozen 12
" eerul. minor .. 20 " lychnitis, #c 20
" alba 10 Verbena aubletia 14
" alba, st amines " bipinnatirlda 75
cerul 20 " caroliniana 20
" rubra ' hastata 12
" rubra plena. 20 " .v. alba 25
N. B. Tradescantia species by " urticifolia 14
the dozen at 25 per cent less Verbesina coreopsis 20
than these prices. " siegesbeckia, 2 dol-
*Trichostema dichotoma lars per dozen . 20
Trientalis americana 20 " virginica, &c 20
Trifolium pensylvanicum 12 Vernonia noveboracensis, $2
" reflexuni 15 per dozen 20
" repens, #c 12 " praealta 20
Trillium cernuum 25 Veronica officinalis 8
erectum, $22 per 100 25 " *peregrina
album 50 " virginica 10
 210

E- Each
$ rls
Neronica v. rosea Viola pubescens, $2 per dozen 18
Vicia americana " rostfata 40
" cracca rotundifolia 35
(<
sativa, tVc. " sagittata 18
Villarsia lacunoia n scabriuscula 25
Viola asarifolia ' selkirki 50
''
acuta " septemloba 50
" 18
*bicolor <
striata
" "
blanda villosa, Walter, $4,50
''
canadensis, $1,50 prdoz. per dozen 50
" canina "
sp.? Georgia, SfC 60
l
" clandestina 251 Wakktenia geoides 30
"
concolor 2o'Xyrisbrevifolia 20
'"
cucullata, $1 pr. dozen 14 " carolinia 20
" striata superb a, nova, " fimbriata, &c. 30
I

$3 per dozen 35 Yucca, seepage 193.

<l debilis 20 *Zea mays, 20 varieties, $2
" dentata 20 per 100 ears.
!

" digitata 35 Zephyranthes carinata, $3,50

'
hastata 20 per dozen... 35
" heterophylla 50' '
Candida 40
" 14 *Zinnia multiflora
lanceolata $1,25 pr doz.
'*
ovata, $2 per dozen. .. 20 pancirlora
" palmate, $1,50 prdoz. 14* violacea
''
palustris, v. americana 20;Zizadenus, sp. nova, Lake
~
"
DapilUouaf.wa 25 Huron 2 00
pedata $1,50 per dozen 10 JiTalici i luiua - - --
" primulifolia, $2 pr. doz. 18

F E R ] S . CRYPTOGAMIA FILICES.
10 to 30 Ceiats each.
The Proprietors are determined to extend the collection of Ferns
so as to comprise every American species.
211
 212

AMERICAN FRUITS.
N. B. The following collection of Fruits comprises such only as have
originated in America.

APPLES, 25 to 37 cents e.ach.

TABLE FRUIT,
Period'of maturity.
Alfriston Nov. to Jan.
American pigeon
black Nov. to March
" yellow juneating July
lt
red juneating do
(l
summer queen Aug.
'
' marygold Nov. to June
" plate Dec. and Jan.
" quince Autumn
Armstrong's
Ashmore Sept. to Dec.
Aunt's large red Dec. to Feb.
Bailie's seedless Virginian
Baltimore, monstrous Oct. to Jan.
Barnes fancy Oct. to Nov.
Beau Aug. and Sept.
Beauty of the West Dec. to Mar.
Belden. or Red cheek No. to Mar.
Bellflower. Monstrous, Oct. Nov. &
Red Nov. to April
" Yellow Oct. to Feb.
Benoni Aug.
Beverly's red
Black coal
Blinkbonny, of Canada
fjllossomless, Sweet
" Sour
Bough, Autumn sweet Sept. & Oct.
<
Tart Aug,
Brownite Nov. to Jan.
Bourassa, or. High russet
Nov. to March
Buffaloe, of Canada
Canada reinette
 213

Period of maturity Period of maturity.

Greening, Burlington Nov. to June Pearmain, Yankee Nov. to March
Greening, Hampshire Oct. to Mar '
Autumn sweet Oc. Nov. &
" Jersey Nov. to May " American summer Aug.
<
Mammoth Dec. to Feb Peck's pleasant Nov. to March
u Moore's Pennock's red Oct. to Feb.
" B;hode-Island Nov to Ap, Pierce's lady
" Spriug Feb. and Marcl Pippin, Green Newtown De. to Jun.
" Striped Oct. to April Yellow Newtown do
" Sweet Winter " Newark yellow Nov. to Jan.
Wood's Nov. to March " Franklin's golden Oc. to Jan
Guilbault's seedling " Monstrous, gloria Mundi,
Hart's early sweet Sept. has weighed 2 lbs. Oc. to Jan.
Henhouse M American Jan. to April
Hopkins " American golden do
Hubbardston nonsuch Nov. to Feb. Early red August
Jusebeth July Long green Jan. to April
Kenrick's autumn Autumn American orange Sep. Oc &
Kilham hill Sept. and Oct. Ortley Winter
Lady finger Uee. to Feb. Pittstown Sept. to Dec.
Large yellow June Summer Quaker Oct. to Dec.
Limber twig Dec. to April " * Warren, or Varmin's
Lob Jan. to April Jan. to April
Lyscom October " Yanderveer's durable do
Maiden's blush * Aug. and Sept. " Kirkpatrick
Mansfield large red Jan. to April " Haverstraw golden Winter
Marquis Winter " Long, or Rattler D. to Feb.
Monmouth large green Dec. to Feb. Spotted Nov. to April
Morgan Oct. to Feb. Bullock's, or Sheepnose
Morgan's favorite Nov. to April Nov. to Feb.
Mouse Dec. and Jan. " Michael Henry do
Murphy Nov. to Jan. jPomme grise, of Canada
Newark king Oct. to Jan. Nov. to March
J

Newbold's early JiilyjPomroy, fine red Winter

Nonpareil, Summer August; Porter's favorite September
" Autumn Oct. and Nov. j
yellow August
" Vermont Dec. to MarchiPower's autumnal Sept. to Jan.
Owen's favorite J u 'y "% seedling
Paradise, Summer sweet August Pratt % early red
' August
'
' Winter sweet No v. to A p. j
Presiaent Autumn
Pear-lot SeptemberjPrice's early lemon July
Pearmain, Federal Nov. to Feb. Priestly Dec. to April
" Winter sweet do; Prince': yellow harvest July
li
Gardner's sweet double flowering, yellow
Nov. to March fruit September
Vermont do double flowering, small
Washington green fruit Sept.
Cannon Oct. to Aprilj " double flowering, large
Gardner's sweet Winter green fruit Oct.
Throgmorton's Ja. to /Xp.'Princeall Nov. to January
 214

Period of maturity Period of Maturity.

Pryor's red Oct. to April Straat, or Street Sept. to Jan
Rambo, or Romanite Sept. &
Oct. Strawberry
Redling Jan. to May Striped June
Redstreak, Early sweet July Period of maturity
" Cayuga Dec. to March Summer rose August
" ' Scales summer Aug Surprise, yelloio outside and red
" Smith's winter
Winter ivithin Nov. to Feb.
Taylor's, or Freehold Swaar Dec. to April
Oct. and Nov. Swee and sour Oct. and Nov.
" Trenton early Sept. Sweeting, Forman's
Red striped October October " Dartmouth Oc. and Nou.
" Baldwin Nov. to April " Sawyer do
Renshaw's beauty " Red and weighs a
green,
River early lb. Aug. and Sept.
Rockrimmon, or Ratvle's Janette " Flatbush, Nov. to Mar.
Roman stem Dec. to Feb. Jersey, Aug. and Sept.
Rosseaux. of Canada " Norwalk Sept.
Russet, Flushing Nov. to Mar. " Talman Nov. to Mar.
" Bowne's Imperial New-England D.to Feb.
" Summer # Sept.
" Mammoth Aug. & Sept.
" Cheeseborough Oct. to Jan. '
Russet
" Green's Jan. to June Tift's Nov. to Mar.
Russetting, Boston Dec. to June Wind do
'''
Shippen's Dec. to Feb. " Wingen Dec. to Feb.
< ;
York Oct. to Dec Clifton Park July & Au.
St. Lawrence, of Canada Spice Sept. & Oct.
Sapson Sept. and Oct Pian Sept.
Sassafras Autumn " Red winter Oct. to Feb.
Schoonmaker Nov. to April " Moore's, or red sweet
Seedless, or Coreless Dec. to May pippin Dec. to June
" FarwelPs '
Corlies' Sept. to Dec.
Seeknofurther, White Nov. to Mar. << Large white do
" Green Nov. to Jan. u Flushing pumpkin
" New Winter Oct. and Nov.
Shrode's seedling, Canada "
Jersey pumpkin do
Sinequanon July Tewksbury blush Jan. to July
Smith's early favorite JL
'
Triangle
Spicewood Vanderveer Dec. to A p.
Spitzenburgh, Esopus Nov. to Feb " Red sweet Jan. to A p.
" Flushing No. to Mar a Autumn Autumn
' Newtown Oc. to Jan a Esopus do
' {
Jonathan Dec. to Mar " Smokehouse
" Pownal do " Midsummer July A u. &
" Green, or White do 11
Love Nov. to Feb.
Kaighn's D. to Feb ;
Virginia redling Dec. to April
Steel sweet Winter Vout Jan. to April
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CELEBRATED CIDER APPLES

T indicates good for table also.
Period of maturity. Period of maturity.
Wetherills white sweeting, T Sept. Harrison's Newark Nov. to March
Greyhouse, T Oct. and Nov. Redstreak, East Jersey
Gloucester white do " Maryland grey
G rani winkle do " Black, or Virginia
Hughes Virginia crab Oct. to Mar. Poveshon
Sept. Oct. &
Roane's white crab Oct. to Jan. Carthouse. or Gilpin, Ja. to May T
Cooper's russetting. T No. to Mar. Belt's Berton crab
Poughkeepsie. or Nine partners rus- Bucks county, or Salisbury. T
seting. T keeps a year Dec. to Feb.
Campfieldj or Newa^^sweeting Long-Island russet
)ct. to Jan.

^EA*S, 37 to oQ Cents.
erifcd of maturity. Period of maturity.
Autumn bounty Sept:|E
Bailie'sFredonia Aug. Lodg% Oct.
Bartram's early, t do Moore's mammoth Jan. to.'April
Bigelow? ,

Bleeker's meadow Oct. Newtown virgalieu Nov. & Dec.

Blodget
Bowdoin
*

+
Sept. Qrange?
Winter Owen's Virginiafp
^ Sept.
Oct.
Brown's winter? Peach Sept.
^
Buftum ept
Bushwlck hedge ~^*t
Sept. Pearsall
do iF&rre's^ ^ Oct.
.*

Cabot
rouss^let
S
\ AutumnlP^pe's
*"'
uaker
q.i

scarj|^ major
Sep. &Oct
do
Cape May bergaffiot Winter ^
{i
* Early York

Chapman Oct.' Power's autumnal Nov.

Clap* Prince's St Germain Nov. to F*b.
Cumberland Oct to December sugar Sept.
Cushing
Dearbon's seedling
c*t '

Vs
%
$ept
August Raymond
Virgalieu Oct
Aug.
Dix Oct. Remsen's favorite do
Flushing grey russet Dec. & Jan. Robempn Sept. and Oct.
Franklin
^^ Oct. & Nov.
Fulton Oct
Garber's seedling Aug. r^A^re's bonchretion Sept.
Goodenough* y do Shenk's August
Gores Heathcot Oc^, Sbmerindyke
Harvard * SeptjSomer's n<*lge Sept.
Honey do^Reven's Genesee Sept.
Huguenot flngartop, or Harvest J u ty.
Hunt's Connecticut -(Thomas' saptember &$>{
Imperial sugar Summer Thompson's native
Johonnot Sept. Vandeerveer Sept
Lewis Nov. to Jan., Virginia early July
Washington^ Sept. and Oct.

X,\ v%' ^^| %

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,. Period of maturity.! Period of maturity.

Weber's yellow autumnal Sept. Yellow sugar July
Wilkinson Oct. and Nov. Woodson |

William's double bearing do Worcester seedling j

PEACHES/^5 to 37 cents each.

C denotes Clingstones or Pavies.
Period of maturity Period of maturity.
Albert Gallatin Layfayette red, C Aug.
American blood August Large whiteyCf
Aster's " yellow
Atkinson's late Late green, d
Binney's large red Lemon fre^
Blush pineapple, C Meig's Lay]
Brevoort's seedling Meloco^m,
Bro die's
Caroline, C
Clinton
Cole's red .

Columbia
Congress, C
Cooper's early
Cutleaved, or Str%
Deacon's early
Diana r ,

Dunlop'e lemon, 'C

early r^ti uuugsione'^
'
white clingstone
Fii.abethtown
Emperor of ttu
Fayorite red
lj^"s seedling
jwsostone winter
Greorge the fourth
(Sgantio, C$
(; >|(J and purple, C
(

Grand admirable
Green Catharine
preserving
Hand's .claret. C
Ilaine*s,early red Prince
Heath. C Sept. to N, '
Prince's
li
Freestone 0'
ft' Augu^
Augq Crary's <;

" Late freestone *'/\ SoM|fc ed October. C

S
Kenrick's ** \ A* pineapple '

Hill's Made**? * I d<' Rodman's red C

Hyslops, C Octpbe Seedling Kensington
Kennedy's Carolina. Early lanon September orange, C
or yellow pineapple, C Sept Snow
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Period of maturity. Period of maturity.

Stacker's seedling Van Zandt's superb Sept.
Storm's early Washington, C do
Superlative " freestone August
Sweetwater, or large Nutmeg Western Newington. C Sept.
August White blossom do
Taylor's large yellow Williamson's New -York, C
Thome's white, C August Yellow preserving
Vimderveer's optimum, C Sept. York island August

PLUMS, 50 cents.
Period of maturity Periocl of maturity.
American cherry, or JJyrobolan Gage Banker's
i

August Gilford's La Fayette August

" red do Honey July
" yellow do Hyde's large blue Damson
Beach Lewistown egg Sept.
Bentley's early Meig's large purple
Bingham August Miller's Sept.
Burlington red do Orange
Chicasaw, re.d do Power's magnum bonum Sept.
" yellow do Prince's imperial gage Aug.
li
Cooper's large red do green gage do
Dwarf Arkansas. $1,00 " yellow gage % Sept.
" Texas, 1.50 11
early damson , Aug.
Elfrey August " v
primordian ^ - July
(jenessee native Sept. ''
purple Aug.
Gage, Schuylers -Aug. and Sept Quackenboss Aug. and Sept.
:
Pruyn's whiteJ'V ,
- + Smith's Orleans Sept. -
" American-yel^w Tomlinson's Charlotte Ajig.
' Red * Aug. and Sept. Washington
1

Aug. and* Sept.

'
Jefferson Sept Bnevort's purple Sept.
White Aug. and Sep Weeping Aug.
Peter's yellow Wetherill's sweet ue.*
Bleeker's
Frost

CHERRIES each*
Period of mJRirity Period of maturity,
Allen's late favorite jMly Early do
merican heart June Form do
" amber do Gridley do
Arden's white heart do No Aon
China blgarreau Pluwisftjne *d&
Davenport Prince's dul do'
Downer's late red
m July Remington whTte August
Early black heart ,\ June Yellow Honey July
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Scions of Fruits for ingrafting are charged the same as for a tree.

In addition to the foregoing, there are various American varieties of

Apricots, Nectarines, Raspberries, Strawberries, Persimmons, Papavvs,
Blackberries, Cranberries. Whortleberries, Walnuts, Chesnuts, Hazle-
nuts, Grapes, &cr&c. &c.

ADDENDA.
Each Each
$ eta
Aesculu9, sp nana superba 1 50 Gaultheria shallon 65
Amaryllis longifolia. $4 pr doz. 30 Gladiolus, plur. sp.
J
undulata. tyl^prdoz. 12 Impatiens balsamina, seed pr lb.
purpurea 50 Genus? Mexican Lily of the Oak,
humilis 50
a parasite 2 00
johnsoni Genus? Monstrous parasite, from
'.% ^30
miniata 50 Caraccas 5 00
50 Lagerstrcemia, 3 var. seeds $2
pulverulenta
rutila 50 to $3 per quart
tortuliflora 60 Oxalis carnosa .

and 40 other species " rosea, $1,25 pr. dozen

Antholyza, plur. sp " 25 other species, $1,25
Aronia sp ? Lake Superior .2 00 per dozen
Caladium, plur sp. Pceonia, seeds of 16 to 20 spe-
Calycfnthus, sp nova 1 00 cies and varieties.
Chionanthus pumila, sp nova 2 00 Pancratium, plur. sp.
Corydalis ajba, $4 pr. doz. . Rosa, Chinese varieties, seeds
Crinum, plur. sp. $2 to $3 per lb.
Dendrobium speciosum 1 50|Rubus odoratus.^/?. albo 5
Dorstenia contrayerva 40 Salix vitellina, v. Americana
.
|

Gardenia, plur, sp 1 501 '

AGRICULTURAL SEEDS Iff QUANTITIES.

Agrostis stricta Pleum pratense
il
, cerulea Poa compress^
Anthoxjanthum odoratum Polygonum fl^opyrum -

Avena elatior Trifolium pratense

Dactylis glomerata Allium cepa
Gossypium herbaceum. 'i Jiliite Onion
Holcus sacharatus " Bed Onion
Linum usitatissj " Yellow Onion
Nicotiana tabj ViciaFab a

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v. Cuba) " Kidney dwarf beans, 15 vat

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