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"Any Oranges today?"

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At the corners of our principal streets, and at the ferries, we may see men, with long baskets on their arms, full of fine yellow oranges, offering them for sale to the passengers for from 3 to 6 cents a piece. Many a one find their way to the girls and boys in the country, who always esteem them a fine present.

They grow in the West-Indies, and the Floridas, and may be had in New-York at all seasons.