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trees. shrubs, and plants is by far tie extensive in
America. In addition to the acquisitions OF
former years, the proprietor now offers to the public
above fre hundred vase,es Of the noa choice Fruits
which not in the possession of any other establish
ment in this country. all of which announced in his
catalogue for 1896 The of Grapes consists of
above two hundred and fifty kinds, and comprises tie finest
wine and table grapes of France, Germany, A aud The Cr
nea The proprietor having acquired extensive nforma-
ton on the subject from actual observation and ererience
is enabled to make such selections may be suitable to
any particular ocaly and where such selec inns left
10 his discretion, he will send such fail to sue
ceed He also offers them, in assortments, of dozen
each, at the following prices For the frst assortment
the price will be eight dollars for the second dollars
and for the third. four and an half dollars


The collection of Roses exceeds five hundred select va
riees; and of Greenhouse Plants, he has above
Thousand species comprising twenty thousand potts. among
which all those known most beautiful and interesting
Catalogues may be obtained gratis OF the different Agents
throughout the Unon and ders forwarded through them
direct by mail, (pos psid) will with prompt
tentIon.


Persons who order Grapes, will be furnished with direc
tions for their culture. WILLIAM PRINCE,


q. M Of he Ltnnean Society Of Paris, Of The Horticu.


furol Society Of London, and Of The IMPERIAL Society


Of The Georgofh at Florence, &c.


Orders received by N. G. WILLIAMSON,


Oct 6, 1926. 9S-6t Wilmington, Del.