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3 of good, and which gave promise in its present con- 

 much greater future usefulness. He congratulated 

 5 ou their assembling for the first time in their new 

 mirably calculated in size and character for the 

 ion of the increased numbers of the Association, and 



was novf of long standing, and he felt a deep interest in its 

 success, because, in his judgment, its usefulness extended not 

 only to the higher class of gardens, but was calculated equally 

 to influence the productions and improve the culture of the 

 gardens of the humbler classes of society. In this point of 

 his position to devote 



