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WAsHlNGToN ClTY. Jan. IS, l845

 DedR SIR :--I take the liberty to call your attention to the cultivation of one of the most valuable ol vegetables, destined 3. no distant day, to ezpel from ouf markets one of the most extensive articles Of imports, and now admitted free duty lmeaa ekze, whose ex- oellence in soup IS universally known and ac- ,knowledged Hs ripe see2s bwasd and used as coffee caaa5t 6e distinguished thercfrom: and many persons of the most fastidious taste have not been able to distinguish Il from the best .'Java' l. is very easily ggowa. The seeds Dlay be so9n in Hay, ia drills feet aspnder, an mel deep and inches apart, s1a cultivated ike corn CT peas. l. sends up q strong stalk. and yields great abundance of seeds, and the .eoaee" made from t IS very healthy. think il matter Of great i'm nortance, especially to inc western States, and herewith send bag of seeds for distriba- ton