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. 1334. ANNUAL CATALOGUE OF ESCULENT VEGETABLE AND OTHER SEEDS OF THE CHOICEST IMPORTED AND AMERICAN VARIETIES. LINNEAN BOTANIC GARDEN AND NURSERIES, WM. PRINCE & SONS, PROPRIETORS, FLUSHING, NEAR NEW-YORK.

N. B. The Seeds are of the finest quality, and such as will recom- ;

mend themselves. The principal object in view is to furnish ven- ders of seeds with wholesale quantities at reasonable rates, but to accommodate our correspondents we cannot object to furnishing smaller parcels for family gardens when applied for. .4ll orders

for seeds must be sent direct. ~ per oz.| Per Pound. Cents.|Dollars| Cents ARTICHOKE, Globe - - - “ 35 ASPARAGUS, Common - “ . 12 Large German, or Giant’ - : 12 Large Battersea - - 12 Large White Reading, or Gksvescii 12 BEANS, English Dwarf— oer qrt.| Per bushel. Broad Windsor - “ - 25 Taylor’s Largest Windsor - 25 j Green Windsor - ~ - 37 Early Long Ped - - - 25 Sword Long Pod - - - 25 ‘Nonpareil, or Green Long Pod - 37 Early ita - - - 25 Horse - - - 25 Heligoland - 25 BEANS, Kidney Dwarf, Bush, or ‘Snaps— Early W hite Flageclet - 37 Dwarf Cluster : - > 20 Early Mohawk . - . 25 Yellow Six Week - 25 Early Gray, or Bagnolet, for pickding 37 Early Dun Colored, or Quaker - 25 China Dwarf, red rth - - 25 Gray Swiss - - - 37 Dwarf Soissons - . - 37 Dwarf White Cranberry - . 25 Dwarf Red Cranberry = - ” 25 Yellow Cranberry, Snaps - - 25 Large White Kidney - - 25 Warrington, or Marrow” - - , 25 Early Yellow Rob Roy~ - - 5) a Refugee, or Thousand to One - 25 Cream Colored Six Week - - 25

Early Black, very early - - French Red Speckled - > 20 Early Dwarf White -

Royal Dwarf - - : Pr

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per qrt.| Per bushel. Cents.| Dollars;Cents

, BEANS, Tampico - - dl 37 ae Marbled Six Week, new - 4 bey Early Rachel, speckled - - - 25 French Twin Pod, new, oh 37 White stringless . - If Dwarf Sabre, or Cutlass, new - 37 For hot ( Bonavista - - 50 cli- White Cutiass, of Carolina, and mates. other varieties : 25 BEANS, Pole or Climbing — 4 Early White, excellent : - 25 Large White Lima - - 37 Small Lima, Sieva, Carolina, or Bewee 25 Scarlet Runners, or Spanish - 50 Dutch White Runners - - 50 Dutch Case Knife, or Princess, Snaps 25 Asparagus, cr Yard Pod - - ‘50 Cranberry, Red, snaps = e 25 ; White, snaps - - 25 Two colored, snaps - 50 Speckled, or Horticultural, fine - = 50 Soissons, excellent for soe new 3 Red Chartres” - : - ih White Predome, snaps = . 50 per oz. BEET, Long Blood Red ~ - - - 12 Early Blood ‘Turnip-rooted, very sweet 12 Early Yellow Turnip-rooted, very sweet} 20 Early White Scarcity, or White sa ae Per pound. for garden and field . 12 Early short yellow sugar - . 20 Castelnaudary, new - - 25 | French Yellow Sugar, or Amber, very . sweet, jor garden and field culiure 12 Mangold Wurzel, for field culiure 12 - Green leaved, for stews and soups =e Great Silver White, Swiss Carde, or Chard, or Sir John 'Sinclait’s, the tops used as Asparagus — ‘42 White leaved Carde, for pallid ine 25 si BORECOLE, OR KALE, Tail green curled, Scotch Kale,German Kale, or Siberian Borecole 25} Dwarf green curled, or German greens 25 RS Purple, Red, or Brown curled = - 25 sk. Dwarf ditto - - +s 25 ..____ Serusalem, or Buda Kale, new = ~ 37 od a ME Variegated 37 FPO Mae , Powel, Tronchuda, or Dwarl Coums PER RS ie _ mew ees 2 = 37 “3 ed 4% ; : al i oS a é wr { : “a

: fre 3 J ‘ “g BORECOLE, OR KALE, Ezyptian—see Purple Turnip rooted Cabbage - . c

BRUSSELS SPROUTS,

BROCOLI, Early White - > Early Purple - FPia.» 7 Green, or Siberian, very hardy Early Large Purple Cape - °

P White Cape, or Caulifiower - - Grange’s Early Cape, or Papbtiower @ Invisible White, new -

Brimstone, Portsmouth, or dulphul: cream colored and very large - Early Green Cape - 2 - CARDOON, Spanish - - French Large Solid, or Tours - COLEW ORT, or COLLARDS - - CABBAGE, Earliest French, first in seasort” Early York second do. Early Sugarloaf third do. French Ox Heart, or Cceur-de-Beeuf fourth do. Bonneuil, or St. Dennis, fifth do. Early Dutch, or Amsterdam - . Early Dwarf, or ats one di the te earliest - Earlv Roval Dwart very ear/y he su- perior new large dwarf, affording two cropsin aseason — = -

Flat, or Low Dutch° - Early Wellington, or Early plsterde Early. Penton, or Paington - Early Flat Battersea, Baey | Drumhead, _ orHarvest - ~ Early George - = “ Early May - - - - Early Heart Shaped - ~ Early Vanack, superior - - _ Early Imperial at ed 5 is _ _Knight’s Early OS AU Se Large York - 7 =

Fine Early Screw - London Battersea -

‘ Dwarf Drumhead, or Flat -

| Eastham - _ Late German, or Strasburgh, the larg- | est, for cattle -

ae ek Glazed. . Be ~ Large late Bergen, or Gicat American i a Late Sugarloaf - =+ ie , ¥ _ Large late Drumhead | sia : Large late Flat Battersea -

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Cents.|Dallars! Cents C ABBAGE, Red Headed Dutch, or Red

Globe, for pickling ~ « 25 Tree, or Thousand Headed — - 25 an Large Scotch, or Bullock, for cattle 25 Monstrous French Winter, ides and

fine, new - 37

Cow, see Cesarian Kale

Early Dwarf Savoy - : 25) Green Curled Savoy - = 25 Globe Savoy ~ * = 25 Large Cape Savoy - - 25 Drumhead Savoy . - 2 25 Yellow, or Golden Savoy - - 25 Late Green Savoy - - - , ee Russian Savoy > - -25 | Monstrous French Savoy, or 1: Milan des} vertus - - - - a: 7) Large Pancalier er een Savoy of Tours, mew = - < - 37 Milan, or Chou de Milan, early and late 25 White Turnip-rvoted, above ground 25 Purple do do. Arabian, Kohli Rabi,o: Egyptian Kale - 25 White Turnip-rooted, under ground 25 CARROT, Early Yellow Horn - 6 42) ae Early Scarlet oe or Short red Dutch ~ = - 1% French Early Short Yellow, mew 25 Short Orange - ° - < 12 Long Oranze - | - 12 Long Red, Studley, or Enea > 12 Altringham, lung deep orange or scar- let, very fine - - “ 12 French Pale Yellow, or Lemon - 12 french Large Purple, or yee very SWEEL MEW }o- Ye z 15: ae Long Red Croisy - - 5 25 Best Large Long White, very sweet ani for long keeping - - - 25 eattie. Long White, (green top) very large 25 CAULIFLOWER, Fine “Barly - =a 1 00 Half Hardy, for ail seasons 1 00 Late Dutch, hardy - - 75

Late English, hardy - - 15

CELERY, White solid ap a 25

Rese colored solid - - 25

Geleriac, or Turnip rooted - 25 “Turkish, or Prussian large white solid 5 in | Dwarf Curled - = = ~ 95 fe Hollow, for culling - ~ - - 25 : en North’s Giant Red --— - - 25) a New Silver Giant ° - “ 25°

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CELERY, Large Violet, of Tours, new CHERVIL, for Salad Common - - =" ee Curled - - - - Musk, in parcels at 25 cents. CORN SALAD, Fetticus, or Vettikost— Round Leaved <4: - - Italian, or Late Regent, new : CRESS, Curled, or Peppergrass i Broad Leaved garden, annual -

per oz.j Per Pound. Jollars|Cents

Golden - - - Broad leaved yellow, new English Winter, or Waiter Cress True Water, or Winter Cress CUCUMBER, Early White Dutch

Early Frame - - - ; Long Prickiy - . . ~ Short do. - : - - Long Green Turkey - . Long White de. - - - White Spined - : A Early Green Cluster - - - Long Green - - - » Extra Long Green - - -

g Green Southgate ” a, green Table - - - Small green, for pickles Small Gherkin, or West ides. fai do. Early White 7 een na sae. 6. new 8 - Patagonian - EGG PLANT, Purple Oval Purple round White, (ornamental) - ENDIVE, Succory, or Chicorée, Green Curled - - White Curled - - ‘ Fine Italian green curled, for sununer, new = - - - . Broad leaved Batavian, for winier White round leaved Batavian, for win- ter - - . - - Golden Yellow,new - - - Wild, or Chicorium Intybus -

¥NDIAN CORN, Sweet, or Buea, best for boiling - Golden Sioux - - - Early Canadian : Early Tusearora - - Cobbet’s early I oa * new Pearl,or Pop - 1* :

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INDIAN CORN, Mottled —— in erm variety - - Large Mottled ie Red, Purple Cob, Northern toa South ern White, and various other varie- ties - - = - - KALE, or KAIL, Scotch Green Curled, &c. oo ae see Borecole Ceesarian, or ren Cantede Jor cad Sea EEK, Large Scotch, Maseelb x ah) or Flag ‘London, or Bread Leaved - HEAD, or CABBAGE LETTUCES, Early Dwarf Head, or Black seeded

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gotte - = = 4 eanly Small Crape_ - z 2 “Large early white French - is

Early white Cabbage Royal Cabbage, or Union - Early Curled Silesia, White Silesia, -Batavian, or Early Ice - Large Green Head, or Green Cabbase - Imperial Cabbage, or Large German Palatine, Holland, or Brown Roulette Hardy Green, Texter, or or ape Sor

winter = “ Brown Dutch - “ - i Madeira, or Passion - - Barly French Royal, new - - Green Ice head “ = u Brown Batavian - 2 4 Meterelle cabbage, new - . Berlin, or Prussian = - = ° Red Chartreuse, new. - = Speckled, or Bloody - ~ =

Tennis Ball, Rose, or ele - Grand Admirable - a Drumhead, or Malta - - - Versailles - - E Large Curled idea - - - Lazy, or Paresseuse blonde Early French brown head, new - Large gray, or Lazy brown, new -

Large slow head > = ~ ‘Belle bonne, new ° = - Green Genes, new - - - Superior, or Large early - 5 Turkish, new - - - “

Dauphine, or Spring, new Georges blonde, nev 3 = Bapaume, new - - z

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@ HEAD, or CABBAGE aia len = Cocasse, new - - German, or Allemand -

Coquille, for winter, new - Morine, for winter, new - COSS, or ROMAN LETTUCES,

Early green, or Egyptian Coss, hardy Florence, Golden, or Malta Coss, early

Magnum Bonum Coss, early Bath, or Brown Coss . Red Ice Coss, or T’ender red

White, or Brighton Coss, or ae early

andhardy = - Red Winter Coss - - Spotted Coss - - > Lazy Coss - -

Paris, or French green Coss, early

Imperial Coss - . > Gray Coss, new . -

Green winter, or Large gray Coss, new

French Blonde Coss, new - Monstrous Coss - - Green Maraichére -

LETTUCES, With Loose Heads for cutting,

Chicorée, new - Queen’s, or Spinage,new - MELON, Green Citron, green fleshed

Pine-apple do. - Persian do. - Nutmeg do. -

Bingham’s green fleshed - Small oval Romana, perfumed Large Yellow Canteleupe -

Round Pomegranate, or sweet sill

Long Pomegranaie, or do. Minorca, or Netted Canteleupe Skillman’s fine netted “ Star, very late - Bice:

9 Large Musk~ - - - Egg, beautiful - = > Long Island water - - Carolina water - -

Apple seeded water - - Citron water—for preserves Snake - : . - Malta winter - - . NASTURTIUM, Large’ - - Small, or cwarf - OKRA, Common - - - Long white - “ ONION, Early Paris White, or Early § “Skinned, earliest of all -

Ss | per oz.) Per Pound. . Cents.|Dol s

ONIONS, White Portugal, or Spanish - oe ollars | Cent French pale ini excellent and keeps

well = - - < Dark red - - - - Yeliow or straw colored, excellent and keeps well = = - “ s Silver skinned - ~ - = Strasburgh, or Flanders = - dames’ long keeping - - - Madeira - > - ~ ORACHE, White - = - = Red - ; = » ‘ PARSLEY, Plain, or Erol - - é Curled, or double ~ - - { Extra,or Treble curled —- - Dwarf curled, very double - : ; Hamburgh, or Carrot rooted - Siberian hardy, new - 2

PARSNIP, Early Turnip-rooted - Large long Dutch, or Swelling Long Guernsey, fine -

Hollow crowned, Lisbonais, or Share 12 - er qrt. PEAS, Early Six Week, 2feet - - oh Pee: E arly Washington, or May, 23 le 25 Early Chariton, 3 feet = 35 Early Golden Hotspur, 3 feet - 25 Early Frame, or June, 23 feet - 25 Early Double Blossom Frame, 3 feet 25 | Early Nimble Dick, 23 feet, ~ 95} Bishop’s Early Dwarf Prolific, ir ues i foot - 50 Knight's tall Meron 4 or Boies 6 feet 50 Dwarf Marrow Fat, 3: feet ht 25 Large tall Marrow Fat, 5 feet \.< BY Dwarf Prolific, Strawberry, or Poor ' Man’s, 12 feet = = 95 *| Dwarf Spanish, or Fan, 1 foot - 50 Dwarf Green Imperial, 3 feet’ - 25 Dwarf Blue Prussian, 2: feet - | 20 ‘White Prussian, or Prolific, 2 feet | German Green 25 Tall Sugar, crooked. batuble pods, 6 feet 37 Dwarf Sugar, eatable pedis 3 et : 37 Green Stringless - 50 Early Petersburg, 2} feet - - 25 Early Cluster, 14 foot - = 95 Waterloo Blue, 4 feet. = - 50} | Gray Rounceval, large,4 feet - 25 White Albany or Field, 13 foot - 12 Blue do. or Field, 1k foot - 12 |

- Knigh?’s Dwarf Marrow, 3 fect = 50!

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PEAS, Ladies’ Finger Marrow, 4 feet - Woodford’s Marrow, or Non-such

New atchiess marrow - > New n marrow - -

New grotto marrow = Early ‘Botany Bay, or Purple pod, Duichgray, 23 feet . - Woodbrd’s tail prolific © ; Sickle, or Scimetar - - =

New royal dwarf - Wellington, new -

Rose. or Crown - - - = Spanish maratto - - = Purple Sugar - - ‘ Large tall egg - - z Keen’s seedling, new . - Early Michaux - = =

Chiche, for purée - Du Puy, for soups - - - Large June - - Groom’s superb deagt blue, new Knight’s tall green marrow, new

Viarwick early, new = =

Gdiah, new - - = -

PEPPER Beil, or Oxheart - >

Tonato shaped, or Squash _

Cayenne, Lady finger, or Lonz

_.° driedin pods : -

Do. clean seed - -

Cherry, dited in pods = ~

Do. cleaa seed = i .

Sweet Spanish ~ ~ t.

Yellow - - - . -

Grossam, new French - -

PUMPKIN, Large cheese - -

Connecticut field + - =

Fine yellow - - ~ A Mammoth - »

White bell - - -

French green, zew = - -

Seven years, or Long keeping PURSLANE, Golden » - RADISH, Long Rooied,

Mason's scarlet short top, finest -

new

red,

Early scarlet short top, or Early frame

Salmon, or Rose colored - - Purple, or Salad - - - Naples, or White transparent - Early smail purple - - - Long crooked, excellent ~- — -

\per qrt.| Per Bushei. Cents. /Dollars\Cents

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RADISH, Turnip and Roundish Rooted, Cherry, or Scarlet Turnip - Early Cherry, or Scarlet Turnip - White Turnip - = - Early White Turnip - 2 Yellow Turnip, for summer & autumn Purple Turnip, or Violet - - Early Purple Turnip - - White Spanish = Black Spanish, round and oblong, for fall and winter - Gray Summer, or Brown’ - RAMPION ~~ - - RHUBARB, Tart, or Dhdulated Common, or Rhapontic Thick leaved, or Compact ROQUETTE, (afine salad) - SCALLION - SALSIFY, or VEGETABLE OYSTER SCURVY GRASS _ - - SCORZONERA - = + -

SHALLOT “ . < s gi SKIRRET - = « SORREL, Broad ewes aoa -" SPINACH, Round, or Summer - :

Prickly, or Winter - 3

Hollanc, or Lamb’s Quarter -

#ianaers uarge Round Leaved, finest for winter, and suitable for all sea- sons = - - -

French, or Mountain, or Quinoa

New Zealand, or Tetragonia Expansa

English Patience Dock ( Oseille épinard)

New Chinese, or White Basil = -

SQUASH, Summer Bush (round and fiat)

Summer Crook-neck - Winter or Fall do., or Bell : Cocoa-nut, or Porter’s - - Acorn, or California - Vegetable Marrow’ - - > Cluster - - > White Canada, ae - - French solid, new = = - - Italian, new 3 - . > Early warted orange - Mammoth - - = - White Cushaw - = . - Early small sugar % - TOMATO, or Love Apple, large red : Small Round Red ) In’ parcels Yellow { at 25t0 50 Pear shaped f cents each Cherry,or Cluster } more or less. al

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TURNIP, Early White Flat Dutch - Early round white Dutch - - - Early Yellow Dutch - - Early White Garden Stone : White Flat, or Globe - Yellow Flat = = = Red Round, orRed Top - Green Round, or Green Top Large English Norfolk (for field) Yellow Aberdeen (for field) - Large Yellow ark, id we (for

field) - Do. green top ( (for field) - Long Tankard, or Hanover - Yellow Stone Six Weeks, or Orange Red Six Weeks, or Red Stone - Yellow Maltese. - - Yellow Swedish, Russian, or Ruta Baga White Swedish - - - Yellow Altringham - ; - Swan’sEge - - Dale’s new Yellow Hybrid ~ - French Early Long oe, French Long Yellow - ; French Black Sugar - D Mousetail, or Six Week - - Scarisbrook, or Preston Yellow - Freneuse Winter, par excellence Berlin, or Teltau — doo. -

Sweet, Pot, and Medicinal Herbs\

Seeds, ge. Alecampane - 2 Alkekengi, Sweet, or Winter Chesry - Angelica - 4 s Anise - - - i, ‘ Asclepias, Officinal - - - . Nigra, or ai - - - Balm of Gilead i b 2 Balm - - - ~ : Lemon, or Mildaeian . - - Basil, Sweet, or Large - “ a ush, or Small ™ ~ a Bene - = 8 - - Bergamot - - : s Betony, Officinal - - - - Bladder campion “ - - - Bloody Dock . - = : Boneset - - - - x Borage - - ao x04 ‘

Bugleweed, on Water Horehound - _ -

iper oz.) Per Pound. Cents./Dollars! Cents

‘Bugloss = - ~ - . Burdock - “ - - - - Burnet, Garden r Caper Spurge - = - ‘

Caraway - - - « Catnep, or Catmint, European -

Do. American - - Chamomile ~ ; * . « Chives, ur Sives = - . - Clary . - - - ~

~ Colchicum, or Meadow Saiiren - - Comfrey - - - - “ “ Coriander - - - - Cumin = - - - “ Cynogiossum Opeifolium = - - Amplexicaule - " -

Dandelion, for salad - Deadly Nightshate, or tr ope Balladona Dill

Fenugreek - = - - C Fennel, Sweet = - - ohio 2 « Feverfew : : : : fs Finochio - - - - - Foxglove, 5 varieties - - “ 4 Four Spices, or Nigella = : ~ Ramnilgrys a =. - . Garli - - ~ 2 i Henbane (=. )0'- - - « - Horehound St te - “ - Hound’s Tongue - - > - Eiyssop - - - . - - Jerusalem oak = - = - . - Lavendar = - - - - Lovage, or Livoice — - - - - Motherwort | <a = - - - Marjorum, Sweet - ~ - - Common Winter, or Pot - Common English - - Marsh Mallow - = « - ~ Martynia, for pickles - - = Marygold, Pot . - " - - Masterwort - - e - = Mignonette ~ R= te - ~ Myrrh, or Sweet Cicely (- |. - Palma Christi, or Cattor Oil Bean, 50. cent per quart - - - Pennyroyal - - . Peppermint - it aa - = Spearmint - - 2 3 Horsemint - Poppy, White, or Opiam, and “ag vaviatien | Rosemary 3 us

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Rue : ~ - Sr eae Z Saffron, or Cathamus - - - - Sage, Garden - - - - . Red - - - - - Samphire - See . 5 | Savory, Summer - - - j= | Winter . - - - - Sculleap, Officinal - - - = ~ Scurvy Grass - . - = : Smallage - = - “Fae eee | Soapwort - - - 7 - looms i Thistle, Milk - - . - 4 Blessed - 5 = - : Speedwell, Vi iaaran = - - - _ Spikenard > - - | “Sweet Seabicus - z = <= 3 Tansy - - = - - - f Tarragon - = = 7 - - | Thyme - = - - - Wormwood - . - - - | N. B. Parcels, assorted, containing 12 spe- i cies, 75 cents, and larger assortments in proportion. Parcels containing 100 papers for $4. Larger parcels, for re- tailing, 25 cents each, & others 50 cts. Grass, Clover, and other Field .

Seeds, Se.

Barley, of different sorts Beans, white field - -

per lb.) bey Bushel.

Broom-corn - - - = . Buckwheat - - - - - Bunias, Oriental - - « - . Burnet, large field es : - - Clover, White Dutch - - - r . American white - - we ‘ Red - - - -

'Trefoil or Veliow Crimson Trefoil, or Trifolium incarna-

tum, new — = ~ - Cotton - - - - - - Flax: is ~~ = = = Grass, English ae or -Rye - ten _ - Ht s perennial Rye grass =s_ = . olle’s perennial do. see ’ ki Fine, or Heath grass - > “< ; Orchard - - . . - y rr Timothy, or Spear, Bove gi called erds - . Red Top, cane. or Burden - aah Blue - - Z y Q a . all i .

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Grass, Tall meadow oat’s grass + - ‘Sweet scented vernal ~ - English|turf, or lawn - =

Lentiles = - - - - < .

Lucerne’ - - = - - -

Madder, Dyer’s, - - a -

Millet |

Mulberry, fine wehbe tatian, for sill worms Mustard, White or abe medicinal

Weld, or Dyer’s Weed | Wheat, of different kinds Woad, ) Dyer’s -

Brown, or Black 4 == °

Oats, English Potatoe - i ie - Early Angus, new and: supertor - Hopeton, new anid superior

Rye, Winter - : os tae Spring - “ - mpi ne Sainfoin = - - - +42 ~ - Teazel, Large Fuller’s - = - - Tobacco, Virginian - ms - - Havanna - - : -

Vetches, Winter, or ake — - - Spring - - - =

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Yellow. ‘Locust, finest Lone Island var taty Sor

| timber - 2 Honey Lecust, for hedges = ~ =

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Bird Seeds.

Canary) - -

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Oh eel Rough Rice, unhulled - Yellow; - - r

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Millet | Seid cae a “

| is | Sundries. 7 Onion séts, or Thea Red_ - - “Sa f . 3 White - - a » Yop, orWree,rel - ° White oP, or Tree - . - ‘Potatoe * ~ + Hea Mushroom Spawn, i purcels at 50 cents. ~ Potatoes, finest early kinds - - % | Sweet, or Carolina’ -

a. J -*<S London Split Peas, for boiling . ~~

per ib.; Per Bushel.

fy ents. Dollars] Cents

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is Flower Seeds. |

An immense collection of Annual, Biennial, and Perennial species and varieties, including all that are usually obtainable, and many

‘quite new varieties—at following rates . | dolis. | ets. Smallest parcels, comprising 12 varieties - = 75 Muchlargerdo do do - : 1} 50 Parcels comprising 25 ~ do - x, 1} 50 Mich larger do do - : 3 Parcels comprising __ 50 do - - 2} 50 Much larger Po.) des iugass - 5 Parcels containing 100° odo -_ - t Much larger do -_ - ~

New and rare species, each = © =" = * = 25 Large parcels, for retailing, each - - | 25t050

Note.—A large additional number of valuable varieties of Vege- table Seeds, &c. will be speedily received from foreign countries, a Catalogue of which will be furnished on application.

BOOKS—Prince’s Treatise on Horticulture — - + 75 cents ff Treatise on the Vine = - $1 50 ‘ Treatise on Fruits, or Pomological } Manual, containing accurate de- L go scriptions in detail of abou: 800 +

varieties of Fruits. in 2 vols. CATALOGUES, which are distributed gratis on application No.1. Fruit and Hardy Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,sand Planis—pp. 93. ; 7 2. Bulboussnd Tuberous rooted Planis—pp. 24, 3. Greenhouse Trees, Shrubs, and Plants—pp. 44. 4. American Indigenous Trees, Shrubs, and Plants—p.50. 5. A Catalogue of Garden and Flower Seeds. 6. Do. do do. in French. The Books and Catalogues can be transmitted by mail, at a postage of 13 to 23 cents per sheet.

Lisculent Vegetable, Field, and Flower Seeds.

The Proprietors announce to all venders of Seeds, and to those who mav desire to undertake such business, that they will supply every variety desirable, at very low rates and at a liberal credit, and the wholesale prices are so moderate, that they allow a great profit to the retailer. These seeds possess the advantage of being raised un- der our own observation, or when imported, of being tested to our satisfaction, and their accuracy and vitality are expressly guaranteed. The imported seeds are mostly obtained from the south of Europe, where they become so well matured, that they preserve their vitality far better than English seeds,the latter being raised in a humid climate. The Catalogue will be found to contarn many new and very choice varieties never before offered to the pub ic, and it is intended to enrich this brarich of the business with the same zeal which has been extend- ed to the other departments. A Supplementary Catalogue is now annexed, enumerating above 600 varieties of Annual, Biennial, and Perennial Flower Seeds, very many of which are of extreme rarity ; and they being mostly collected from plants in this establish-

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ment, their excellence may be relied on. ‘The principal object ic view is to’furnish venders of seeds with wholesale quantities at rea- sonable rates, but to accommodate our correspondents we cannot ob- ject to furnishing smaller parcels for family gardens when applied for.

Every person desirous to engage in the sale of the above named articles, will, on application, receive all the information requisite to

the object, and such an establishment ought to exist in every town in

the Union. The present period (November) is particularly eligible for forming arrangements for business, preparatory to the regular sales. Bulbous roots, Dahlias, Poeonies, &c. being usually vended in a dry state, can with perfect eonvenience be made objects of sale in Seed stores. : a fees Le Remarks.

All orders for Bulbous Flowers, Dahlias, or Seeds, must be sent direct to us, and not through the agency of any person whatever.—Ev-

ery invoice transmitted by us will have a printed heading and our sig- _

nature, to prove ti genuine,and we assume no guarantee whatever, where such an invoice cannot be produced. We mention these cautions for good and conclusive reasons, and we most particularly enjoin their strict observance on purchasers, from our knowing that we have been grossly injured by deceptions practised on the public. Orders from a distance will always receive the utmost attention. both as to packing and forwarding, and it is only requisite for persons sending orders to specify the extent of land and water carriage, and the articles will be packed accordingly.

‘The Proprietors have further to state, that their Fruit and Orna- mental Trees, &c. are of large size and vigorous growth, and superior to any before offered to the public. The Establishment contains at the present period more than a million of Trees and Plants, and the Proprietors are willing to enter into arrangements of the most liberal description both as to prices and credit with all such persons as desire large quantities of Trees, &c. and with those proprietors of Nurse- ries who wish to extend their collections, and such other persons as wish to establish new Nurseries, they will enter into arrangements on terms which allow ample time for advantageous reimbursement.— Any persons who are desirous to act as agents for receiving orders for Trees, in towns where no agency at present exists, will please to communicate their views in regard thereto-

NAMES of the principal species of Esculent Vegetable Seeds, in English, French, Spanish, German and Italian.

English. Francois. , Espagnol. j{ Allemand. | Italien, Asparagus |Asperge Esparragos |Spargel |Asparago Artichoke Artichaut |Aleachofas jArtischoke (Carcioffolo Celery eh a e ue Apio JE ppich Appio Orache Arroche Meldekraut /|Atrepice Beet > Betterave Acelgas Rothe Rube Barba ae

a Beet, or Bette, ou Mangold Pes Carde Pourée Kraut Bitola ; ee ; Italienesche Brocoli Broccoli 4 Broculi . tae

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English. Francois. | Espagnol. - Borecole, or |Chou vert, } ee Kale} non pommé B I Chou de Bretones eee outs | Bruxelles, 3| _de Za jet| Brusselas A Chou pommé Cabbage ou Cabus Gols Cauliflower |Chou fleur |Coliflores Carrot Carotte Zanahoria Chervil Cerfeuil Perifollo | Cress Cresson ‘lastuerzo Cucumber |Concombre /Pepinos Endive, or |Chicorée, ou/Endivia Succory Endive} (escarolla) . Champignon Mushroom comestible} Nasturcio | Nasturtium |Capucine (mastuerzo silvestre) Scurvygrass Cranson inws Coclearia Squash Courge Calabacines Skirret Chervis Spinach Epinard Espinacas os Féve de Ma~!tobas eans rais Okra Gombaud, ou Okr Gombo Dwartlidney!ttaricot _(|Judias eans Lettuce Laitue Lechuga Egg plant |Melongéne (|Berengena Melon Melon Melones Moutarde, OU! Mostaza Séneve Corn Salad or Feticus Mache Turnip Navet Nabos Onion Oignon Cebollas Leek Poireau Puerros Parsley Persil Perexil Parsnip Panais Chirivias Pea Pois Guisantes Pepper Piment Pimiento Pomme de — terre | Waterme- Pasteque

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, Allemand. Italien. Kohl |

| Kopf-kohl _|Cavolo

Blumenkohl |Cavoli fiori Gelbe Rube |Carota Gartenkerbel |Cerfoglio Gemeine Kresse Gurke Citriuolo

Endivie Essbare Blat- terschamme

Crescione

Endivia Pretajuolo

Fior Cappu-

Kapuziner- cino

blume

Loffel kraut |Coclearia

Pfebin Kurbiss Popone Zuckerwur- Scan _ zel Spinat ~ = {Spinaci Bohn Fava Schmink- : bolnaa Fagiuolo Gartensalat |Latiuga Tollapfel Melanzana Senf Senapa Ackersalat | Valerianello Steckribe Navone Zurebel Cipola Lauch Poro Petersilie Petroselino Pastinake Pastinaca Erbse Pisello Sp wre Peberone Cartoffel Pomo di @ Terra asserme- Z toe Cocomero ve o

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English. {| Francois. | Espagnol. | Allemand. Ttalien.

Horse Rad- | Raifort le Merritti ess olaeoic it ahd errittig tamolaccio

Radish Rave, is dis Rebanos Rettig Rafano Salsify Salsifis Salsifi . Bocksbart _|Sassifica Savory Sariette Saturei Satoreggio ‘Tomato | Tomate Tomates - [Leibes Apfel |Pomo d’Ore

ANNUAL FLOWER SEEDS. C denotes climbing plants.

Vig trailing vines. Adonis estivalis, or Vernal | Belvidere, or Summer cypress Agerstum, Blue fragrant Bladder Ketmia Agrostemma cceli rosa Blue bottle, Great, or Cyanus Alyssum, White, or Sweet Small Amaranthus, Purple globe Double dwarf White globe - 8lumenbachia insignis Tricolor Browallia, Blue, or Amethyst Speciosus White Antirrhinum speciosum Cacalia, Scarlet, or ‘Tassel-flower versicolor Candytuft, White rocket spartea Purple triphyllum New Purple bipunctatum Cassia, Sensitive latifolium, and various} Catchfly others Lobel’s Argemone, Yellow Red Great flowering white White c Balloon vine, or Love in a puff Dwarf Balm, Moldavian Evening c Balsam apple Painted pear Centaurea, American large blue Hulea nine, double mixed, various!China Aster, Anemone flowered colors Awl leaved Crimson Blue Flame colored Bonnet Purple Early dwarf Rose colored | Lilac Variegated Maiden’s blush White * Purple Splendid German, in 16 Purple striped varieties Red Bean, Dwarf flowering Red quilled e Purple hyacinth Red striped c White hyacinth Rose Cc Scarlet flowering Superb quilled c Large white flowering | White

Bellflow er, Pentagonal : Mixed, all colors

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i9 China Aster, Splendid German in!Hibiscus, African 18 varieties ‘Honeywert, Great, or pee Chrysanthemum, Double white _Ice plant Tricolored Red, or Dew plant Yellow cc Ipomea, Scarlet Double quilled ic Azure Clarkea, Beautiful ic Blue Hepatica leaved Cockscomb, Great crimson velvet |c Starry, and other varie- Yellow, or Buff ties Chinese, or Golden crest'Jacobea, Purple Splendid German, in i6 . White varieties Job’s tears Collinsia, Great flowered Kiteflower, Blue, or Nicandra Vernal Larkspur, Dwarf double rocket, Commelina, Blue mixed colors Convolvulus, Dwarf tricolor Dwarf rose see Morning giory Dwarf Neapolitan Coreopsis, Elegant Tall double rocket, mix- Cosmus, Bipinnate ed Cotton, 2 varieties Branching Cuckeld’s horn Unique Cucumber, Squirting Splendid dwarf German Patagonian in 10 varieties ce Cypress vine, Crimson Splendid tail German in c W hite 6 varieties c Rose colored Lavatera, Red Devilin a bush, or Love in a mist WV hite Egg plant, White Lopezia coronata Purple, 2 varieties racemosa Eternal flower, Golden, or Zeran-|Love lies bleeding, Crimson thenum Straw colored Purple Lupin, Biue large White Blue small Kuphorbia, Variegated Blue Dutch Feather grass Bicolor Flos Adonis, or Pheasant eye Changeable Forget-me-not Rose Fumitory, Golden | Straw colored Geranium, Musk White Gerardia, Purple Yellow, and other sorts Gilia, Azure Dwarf lychnis Delicate flowered Mallow, Curled upright vy Gourd, Two colored lemon sha- Scarlet ped Malope, Searlet flowered Vv Crange Marygold, African v Club fruited Double pot v Large bottie Early dwarf v Common, or Calebash French Gypsophila elegans Striped Hawkweed, Golden Great cape Red Lemon, or Buff Heart’s ease, or Pansey (Pens¢e) Orange quilled .» Hedgehogs

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Poppy, White officinal Double white Double carnation Corn, or Rose ( Coquelicot) Dwarf Chinese

Marygold, Ranunculus Starry

Martynia, Proboscis flowered

Marvel of Peru, mixed colors

sweet scented white

Striped Dwarf Dutch Tricolor Lapdog Scarlet Marginate, or White edged Medicago polymorpha Picotee Ranunculus

Melilote, Blue

v Melon, Snake, Yellow horned

Vv Ege, fragrant New fringed, and various v Round Pomegranate, fra- others grant Pink, Proliferous Vv Oval Pomegranate, jfra- Armeria, or Red English grant Primrose, Night smelling Mignonette, Sweet Purple c Savi glory, Azure Downy, or Mollissima Dark blue Evening blue c Roseate great flowered yel- c Scarlet low 2 Striped dwarf blue c White Lindley’s purple and c Yellow seeded white Nasturtium, Large flowering rose colored Dwarf, very pretty striped white

Nigella, Spicy seeded Double dwarf Oriental Nolana, Trailing Oats, Animated, or Sensitive c Orleans vine Palma Christi, or Castor oil bean ¢ Peas, Anson’s Do. white Tangiers small scarlet

Clandestine yellow, and various oth- ers

German in 16 beautiful va- rieties

Prince’s feather

Quaking grass, or Ladies’ tresses

Rudbeckia amplexicaulis

Safflower, er Saffron

£ Cc Yellow winged Salpiglossus picta ~

Cc Red winged Scabious, Starry

c Peas, Sweet Black Schizanthus, Wing leaved

ec Painted lady Shewy |

c Purple Scorpiurus, Worm podded

c Scarlet Prickly

e Scarlet striped Sensitive plant

c Striped Silene, Cretan, and other species c ‘Topnot Snails

c White Soapwort, Scarlet

c Yellow Stevia, Vanilla scented

Tangiers scarlet {Stock emia Red ten week

Pome Scarlet Purple do Persicaria, Crimson White do White Violet do

Petunia nyctagyniflora Pimpernel, Blue

24h

Stock gilliflower, Giant, or Cape, Tangiers Viper’ grass, Poppy lea- mixed colors ved

Russian Thistle, Blessed, or Holy : White wallflower lea-|Tobacco, Virginia yellow flowered ved Spanish scarlet flowered Purple do Sweet scented Scarlet do Trefoil, Crimson Prussian, in various Cerulean colors Sweet scented

German ten week, in)Touch-me-not 48 splendid varieties| Venus’ looking glass German Autumnal, or navel wort Late flowering, in Ximenisia, Mexican 12 splendid varieties,Zinnia, Large Violet

Stramonium, Douhe purple Red multiflora Double white Yellow muitiflora Strawberry Spinach Grandiflora Sunflower, Dwarf double : Revolute flowered Tall double Verticillate Ms

Double quilled Delicate flowered

Mexican New German Sweet Sultan, Purple Escholtsia Californica Yellow IF umitory, Glaucous White Officinal

Pink, Indian N. B. Above 50 other new and rare species will be speedily re- ceived.

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BIENNIAL, AND PERENNIAL FLOWER SEEDS.

a—Denotes those which often bloom the first year, and therefore pos- sess all the advantages of annuals.

c—Denotes climbers.

d—denotes species the seeds of which seldom vegetate well, and of- ten fail entirely.

Alyssum, Golden a Bladder Senna, Scarlet Amsonia, Broad leaved Boltonia, Starry flowered Willow leaved Bootia, Sylvan d Anemone coronaria Bugloss, Italian ?

Sylvan white - Cacalia suaveolens d Asiatic globe flower _ }Campion, Bladder Aster, Perennial, 20 species Canterbury es, Blue d Auricula White Balm of Gilead . |Caper Bellflower, Siberian Cardinal flower, Scarlet Nettle leaved Cassia, Maryland Panicled Florida Azure Catananche, Blue American Blue Cinquefoil, Various leaved “>

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|Gilliflower, White Queen Persian,

Cinquefoil, Dark flowering Hoary leaved

Erect, &c. Splendid German Clary, Red topped Bro:npton in 12 va- Purple topped rieties © Commelina ceelestis ¢ Gonolobium, Hairy Columbine, Blue clibiscus, Rose colored Purple Pale pink colored Roseate, or Pink Halbert leaved Red White White ‘White and crimson

Double white Canadian Scarlet Coreopsis, Trifoliate, and other

Rose and crimson, &c. Hollyhock, Double Chinese Double black

varieties | Double crimson Coral plant Double yellow d Cowslip Double variegated

d Crown imperial

Dahlia, Single mixed Double mixed

Dragon’s head, Pink

German, in 29 spiendid double varieties — Honesty, or Satin flower a Hyacinth

Variegated - ‘lypericum, Large flowered Eupatorium, Celestial Small yeilow Red dumea elegans, (tender) Verticillate & others j2 indian Shot, or Canna, Scarlet,

a Feverfew, Double white Flax, Purple perennial Flower of Jove, Red Foxglove, Purple White Yellow flowering Great flowering Oriental

_ (tender)

a Yellow flowering, (tender) {Inula bubonium , . iris, several species

iacob’s Ladder. or Blue Valerian Kitaibelia, Grape ieaved

Cuhnia eupatoroides

d Larkspur, Bee

Tron colored ad Great flowering French honeysuckle, Red d Hollow leaved White d Tall American and e Fumitory, Pink others

Garlick, Yellow flowering Lespedesa, Capitate

- White do Panicled, &c. Purple do jLiatris, Blue, or Blazing star d Gentian, Purple Tall spiked Porcelain, &c. Lily, Blackberry Geranium id Canada d Gerardia, Yellow Oak leaved Yellow fragrant d ~ Yeliow glaucous Blue Japanese

Lobelia, Blue Lupin, Perenniai blue Columbia blue

Geum, Pyrenean Broad leaved. and others - Gilliflower, Scarlet Brompton

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Purple do Channel leaved White do Woolly leaved Twickenham Mexican

wi Scarlet Queen Nootka Sound, and others

“to. Purple. - {de Lychnis, Scarlet

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Lychnis, he hite tiurnak Mareeal: Sweet Chili Meadow s:veet Meadow Rue Ferrets Upright, or Reseda c Mikania, Climbing Millfoil, Thousand leaved Tansy leaved Musk Valetina, &e. Monarda, Pale purple Scarlet White, &e. Monkey flower, Blue Wing stalked a Orange Dark ‘spotted a Monk’s hood, several species d Peony, 8 varieties d Pasque flower Passion flower, Yellow Pink colored c Pea, Searlet perennial c Purple do Penstemon, Foxglove Peucedanum alsaticum Phlox, Panicled, and many others Pink, Carnation (so called) .eLroad leaved a ~~Chinese Imperial, or Indian Clove, or Garden Fringed, or Superb Pheasant eyed Dark red Maiden Caucasian Phiomis, Tuberous d Polyanthus, mixed sorts Poppy, Oriental Cautasian Welsh Naked stedked. Potentilla, Scarlet

Sage, Prismatic Scabious, Sweet, bride

or Mourning

Caucasian : Scutellaria, Vernal Whitish flowered Sea holly, European Flat leaved Amethystine Silphium, Perfoliate a Snapdragon, Scarlet a Two colored, and other varieties Solomen’s seal Sophora, Blue Yellow, or Wild Indigo Spirea, Trifoliate Star grass, Cerulean Sunfiower, Profuse flowering Gigantic, and others Sweet William, mixed colors Dark red Swallow-wort, Red Red hairy leaved d Orange c Black, &e. Telephium imperatori Thistle, Great globe Minor globe Caledonian silver leayed Variega:ed leaved Throatwort Toadfiax, Yellew Ivy leaved d Tulip Valerian, Red garden White Verbascum, Great yellow Panieled, or Shewy Dark colored Long flowered, &c. Verbesina Vernonia, Purple American Vervain, several species

Pride of the meadow, or Dropwort)Vesicaria sinuata Primrose, Evening biennial, or Tree} Violet, Fragrant

d English, or Poetic

Rose colored Chinese Rocket, Sweet Rose Campion White Rudbeckia, Purple Fulgent yellow, &c.

Wallfiower, Bloody Yellow Dwarf yellow White Ivy leaf, or Prenanthes Willow herb, Red flowering N. B. Above 50 other species will be speedily received. °

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: SEEDS OF SHRUBS AND PLANTS, Althea frutex, several varieties |§ Myrtle. Broad leaved

Apoponax | - Oleander Broom, Scotch Periwinkle, Red Madagascar Spanish White do c Cobea, Mexican |\Phlomis, Sage leaved c Glycine, Purple Sage, Splendid scariet, (tender) Hypericum, Profuse flowering _ |e Scarlet trumpet flower Kalmia leaved Snowberry Indigo Spirea, Shrubby, several species Jasmine, Carolina Syringo, Fragrant ‘ Jerusalem Cherry Great flowering Laburnum Thunbergia, Winged Magnolia, several species c Traveller’s joy Milk vetch, Boetian lc Virgin’s bower, several species Missouri W hin, or Furze, and various other Canadian species

Myrtle, Narrow leaved

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SUNDRIES. The following articles are supplied to Seed{per dozen) per 100 venders, &c. at reduced rates for retailing. $ cents. | $ cents. Bulbous, and Tuberous Roots, of all kinds, the} - collection of which is unrivalled, see Cata- logue of them. Dahlias, above 450 splendid varieties, see Cat- alogue of them. Peonies, of numerous varieties Gooseberries, Large Lancashire varieties Raspberries, Red varieties for market and for brandy Raspberries, Red Antw erp White do Currants, Large red Dutch Large white do Large English black

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per 100 | per 1000

Hawthorn quicks ~ Honey Locust, for hedges, &c. &c.

N. B. Every other article appertaining to the Nursery, or Seed * departments, will be supplied. )

a . £. F. Jones & Co., Printers, Jamaica, Long-Island.