... tarts .. oI gaise, a la Maitre ?? ?? 3 Custard ?? 4 ?? I'll ?? ?? ?? a.. o2 Savoury .o 4 Salad a la Francaise ?? o6 Omelette au confiture . g Beetroot salad ?? 4 Omelette aux fines herbes. o9 Cucumber ?? . 3 Omelette au jarmbon ?? y Scarlet runners ...

... 0O0. TraE T~lrmL FOR SALADS. Tlhese who interest tlemselves in the question of adulteration-and the HIouse of Conmmons ?? read two butter substitute bills a second time- should turn their attention to olive oil now that the salad season has set in. On ...

... Mushroomsare lower nprice. Green Pieas are fairly within ra-oah ass-c, audl Opisch is cheap. French Beans can be had ant d lb. Salad and Cucmbrsar almost a gist In tho market. Ck' DAIRBY PRODUCE Cheese i5 stendy in value and rather fan with a little moreo ...

... for * drink. After inspecting the farm the guests sat down to a luncheon spread in ' the Evergreens, essisting of lobster salads, baked beans, potted pigeon, CbA, fruit, vegetables, ice-cream, lemonade, &c., ani of which, they were assured by a negro ...

... sent a box of Museats, for which a certificate of merit was awarded. In salads, Mr. Burns, gardener to Earl Stanhope, at Cbevening, was first; he produced excellent celery, corn salad, curled ?? endive,radiehes,mns- tard and cress, &c. Mr. Fleming was second ...

... THE RICE AN] DIXEY COMPANY ATI ITEE THEAIETY., A inaniae for the miixing, is the crowning 0 maxiin of the enthusiastic salad-makor. The American t burlesque in which the renowned Rico aud Dixey Com- n pauy made their first appearance before an English ...

... demand, and there is some fine Cornwall Broccoli in the market. Potatoes are generally good in quality. Let- tuce and other salading are sufficient for the demand. Mushrooms are cheaper. Cut flowers consist of Heaths, Epserises, Cinerarias, Mignonette, Camellias ...

... frormthe open ground, and gren peas erte recreived in quantity. New potatoes may be otie ateed. to id. parlb. Lettucei and other salading are suiflelent for the demand. Muehroomsarsie a trifle dearer. Cut flowers consist of heaths, pelarguniums, mignonette, ...

... IQKOBAX&, Web. IB-Olty ?? Sen Fain- to dmo; Po1ybymni11? ?? , ?r, bomMar- 0, Miles, lirwe Mr.' L&TEBFT3IZGRANB, ? ?? and Salade, beth ?agsrd e be?? Web. l7.-*?OrlOflSA left I p.m. ywltia6 ? ? Feb. from- ? 1.20 p.m. ta-day. Iflabala, Ia W?seoforNeWYO ...

... rin cornplitirmai-rwiti, Uliitr'Ct,!f-enf ?? )I .15 aiailis to ti-'l I Itail! b~1 lii i ijoja ' i O .t'' ill LLI, isrkt5 salad '11 t i ' liii ' - l 'il ii ?? li ili,, us iafi iuiti' I ak ill VI ?? a a ll I ?? ?? i±'l f'tig s st ?? t 111 ait '-ii'i olii' ...

... sons, Peas, and kpples; aend ci thelatter a -fe'g late Beans, quantities oflblelonls, SCaul -Ilowers, ansd all kinds - oi Salad, with Toma -toes and Cucumiberseiwy cheap. -GROCIIEIBS. SU0Xaz-The speculative Beet market has beenirm, but inactive-Sept. ...

... peas plantsd for furnishing a late autumn supply, en~d alse attend to keeping up a eucoestin of French beens, spinac h, and salad. ...