On examining in detail the bulbs spoken of last month, we find among them some very rare ones, and some quite new, and among others the following: Lilium candidum striatum, L. fulgens incomparabile, L. Thunbergianum, grandiflorum Sieboldii, L. colchicum, (Szovitzianum monodelphicum,) L. puniceum, recently introduced by Siebold and De Vriese, and said to be magnificent; Tulipa clusiana, T. cornuta, (Chinese.) T. Gesneriana, (very large;) Iris Japonica, (new, and said to be very beautiful,) I. Kaempferi, (a novelty from Japan, said to bo splendid;) Golden-striped Lily of the Valley, (Majalis;) Brunsvigia multiflora, B. pumila, (rare,) B. Josephina. (our bulb weighs six pounds, and is much the finest wo have ever seen;) Nerine curvifolia, (the finest of them all.) N. Fothergillii; Ixia viridiflora, (the prettiest of this class;) a number of new hyacinths, tulips, etc , all of them remarkably fine bulbs; and for which we return our thanks. Bulbs are indispensable for winter blooming; and everybody should have them, and plenty of them.