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London, England, 1846-10-24 00:00:00

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Among other advantagesoffered by this
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CONTRACT AT.—Department . the
Cornets°lkr for Victualling and Transport Services, &merest-
pis,* wed Oct., 1846.—The Commissioners for executes the_ Moe
sr Lodi gligh easing of the United leingdera of Great Braga soil
belied, DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that on THURSDAY, the
29th instant, at One o'clock, they will be reedy to tree: with mesh
as may be will to Contract for =preying and delivering
into her Majesty's Victudling Stores at Deptked, the undermentioned
articles, dr- ;
Ora When to be Delivered.
Red 2,6001 Halt of each in three weeks, and the
WHEAT... White l,OOO 1 remainder in three weeks afterwards.
samples (not less than two quarts of each) must be produced by the
pram Undoing, and the conditions of the contract reay be seen at
the said Mike. No Tender will be received after One o'dodt. en the
day of treaty, nor any notical, unless the pirty attends, Or an agent
for him duly authorised in writing. Every Tender mu.st be sciere:eci
to the Secretary of the Admiralty, and bur In the left hand corner the
words " Tender fur must lino be delivered at

pItITISH GUIANA LOAN.—The undersigned
commissioners, appointed by her Majesty for borrowing, rats.
managing, and ev pending the funds to be borrowed and raised
by them in pursuance of an Ordinance of the Governor and Court of
Policy of the Colony of British Guiana, entitled "An Ordinance" to
authorise the raising a loan of the sum of 500,0001. for immigration
purposes, DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that they are ready to re-
ceive TENDERS for the advan. • of MONIES under the authority of
the above ordinance, to the c: .rot of 100,0001. (being the whole
amount they are authoriqed to t. Ise in any one year) In sums of not
less than 1,1100., and to be redeemable in equal proportions at the
expirmion of MT, ten, fifteen, and twenty years.—The repayment of
the above loan will be secured by Bonds, the Interest on which will
be payable ball-yearly in London, and which Bonds are specially
charged upon the public revenues of the colony. Parties desirous of
tendering for any portion of the above loan. are requested to address
their applimtions, on or before the 12th of November neat, to the
Commisdoners, at No. 29, Finsbury.eireus, stating the sum they pro-
pose toadvance, and the rate of interest required.
ANDREW COLVILE, CM& IMAREL.
JAMES CAVAN, HENRY BARELY,
WILLIAM KING, CHARLES CAVE.

IjONDON FEMALE PENITENTIARY,
NEW-ROAD, PENTONVILLE.
oder the Patronage of Iler Most Gracious Majesty the Queen ; Her
Majesty the Queen Dowager; and 11.11.11. the Duchess of Kent.
The Committee gratefully acknowledge the receipt of the foUosing
coatributions :
R. W., per George Harrison, Esq £lO 10
A gentleman, per the Worksop Bank 5 0
1). 8., per Messrs. Homes lO 0
and earnestly solicit the further aid of the Christian public to enable
them to cony forward the useful purposes of the Destitution, the in-
MACS of which contribute very extensively towards their own support.
During the post year the cam of Ell5O is. 10d. was received for
washing and needlework done by them, many of whom had bcoome
qualified to ecru a respectable maintenance on let wing the Asylum.
They are also carefrily instructed in the truths and duties of
Corbdionity.
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by Messrs. Moans, Fleet-street; Meaars. !Lathan:ls, Piccadilly; Mr.
Nisbet, Beniershatreet; and by the Collector, Mr. Pitts, 8, Melina-
place, St. John's-wood.

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PUNCH'S POCKET-BOOK FOR 1847,
illustrated with a coloured Frontispiece and newtons EniT av-
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pt.k.Sslusl on November 1.4. Price h. 6d.
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NEW WORK BY BOZ.
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BY CHARLES DICKENS.
With Mustrationa by HARLOT K. BROWNE.
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THE MUSIC 8008, Nr.w WEEKLY
Pa HIODICAL Or Milano. Music, No. IV., THIS DAY (Saturday),
"MY HoME MUST BE WHERMER THOU ART." Words by
Manz LEVON Mu..ie by Mra. 0. a Brzakrr. Price 6d. Printed
from engraved plates, on paper the usual mtric size.
(Mice, 1, St. Fleet-ahest, where Prospectuses may
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Price 40. Ed, neat cloth,
THE TREE ROSE.—Proctical Instructions for its
Forrartion and Culture, iLliwtrated by 24 Woodcut& Reprinted
from the .` (ludo:tern' Chronicle," with addit'unal mater by the
Author and others.

Animal pruning time, principlcoi
execution, U.
Binding up
Duckling knife

Sop-bud, treatment of
Shape of trees
Shoots and bud•, choice of
Shoots for budding upon, and

Budding, time of year, day, time
of clay, state of the plant, care
of buds
Building upon holy
Bud, insertion of, into Mock
Bud, preparation of, for use
Bud+, dormant and pushing
But. failing
Bud+, securing asupply of
Caterpillars, slugs, and snails, to
destroy
Causes of sweet*
Dormant buds, theory of replant-
irr; with explained
La Guardllis against wind
Labelling
loosing Upturns
March pruning
Mixture for healing wounds
Planting out, arrangement of
trees, she.
Pruning for transplantation
Pushing eve, spring treatment of
dwarf shoots frcon
Boom different sorts on the same
stock
Bose% short list of desirable sorts
for budding with a pushing eye
Published at " Tim GARDENER
Garrne" °Moe, 5, Upper Welling

their arrangement
Shoots, keeping even, and remov-
ing thorns
Shortening wild shoots
Stacks, planting out for budding
upon; the means of procuring;
colour, age, height; sorts or
different speciesof How; takint
up, trimming roots, sending a
distance, shortening heads, Ste.;
saw proper for the purpose
GRAFTING.
Aphides, to keep down
Pree-growers, remarks on
Graft, binding up and finishing
Grafting, advantage at
Grafting, disadvantage of
Operation indifferent months
Preliminary Observations
Roses, cotalogue and brief deeerip-
don of stew sorts
Scion, preparation and issertion of
Scion, choice andarrangement of,
Stock, preparation o f
A P DIX.
A selection of varieties
Comparison between budding and
grafting.
A. CHRONICLE AND AG RICHLTCRAL
ton-stree,, Covent-garden, Landon.