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CHEAP BOOKS

" TAYLOR has on hani large and valuable
l. collection Of Books in every branch Of l.tera-
ture, Science, and Art Law Medicine and Surgery
Theology History Botany and Agriculture Clas-
steal Literature and Translations; Poetry and the
Drama Geology and Mineralogy Chemistry Math-
ematcs, and all other Of the Practical Sciences
whic. he Offers for sale at Extreme low prces-many
of them at cost, Of them at less than cost and
IN every case al the lowest price at which the
can be purchased 10 any Of the Northern cities
Purchasers ordering from a distance may rely On
hndlng This to he the The advertiser purchases
hte from he Northern booksellers, hut chiefly Al the
trade sales, (whoesale auctlons) where they lay in
their supplies and at the prices with them. He
Is able, therefore TO sell at small advance
any bookseller anv where in the United States aud
wiling 10 do so. This is known TO all those who have
taken the trouble to ascertain the fact
Foreign editions he imports direct from London and
Pans buying lh,m Tor cash in atiyancG in those cities
and hey not sold for bower prices any where il
the U nrcd States Than in his establishment
good collection of French books will be found
with the advertiser, TO which additions constantly
made also few of the best authors in the Spanish
italian, and German languages with the best books
OF instruction in each while the subjects OF His
tory, Naval and Military Science and Service, Geo
ogy and M,neralcgy, Currency, Finance and Legsla-
ton, and on Engineering, Architecture and Mechan-
les, all their various branches, good collections
are probably not for sale in the United States those
which may be found at his store.
Orders from distance, it may be relied upon,
will be promptly attended TO, and upon the
terms as If the purchaser upon the spot
Books, Stationery and Periodicals, or any thing else,
imported TO der from London and Paris.
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NOTICE

TNIIE United States steamboats, Colonel Hry11u
! aad General 7ayior, no longer required for ml-
tary operations in Florida, are offered tor s1ie Bids
therefore, will be received by Captain j. NJ Il
Asst q NJ, 81. Augustine, T. F." 10 be endorsed
Bids for steamboat Colonel Harvey or General
TAYLOR" as the case may be, until the 9th Of Sep
tcmbcr next month"; at which time they will be
opened aud submitted to the Commanding General
OF the 9Th military department, for his decision a.
10 whether either Of the boats shall be sold. Bidders
would therefore do well To- be literal in their offers
especially both boats IN excellent order and
condition coppered, aud in every respect fitted for
immediate service.
They are as good sea boats any Others in the
southern waters u not better. They will, in a short
time, b. at Savannah to be laid up, where they may
be seen and examined. The terms Of sale arc cash,
in specie or its equivalent
THO +. HUNT,
1t. Col. and Actg q VI. Gcn1
DEruTY q. VI. GrSER,L's OrrIcr,
St. Augustine, Aug. II, lS43.
NorE.-Thc Colonel Harvey was built Tor the
public service IN Baltimore in the winter of lsi0 by
Il. D. Cuey--the engine by Mcssrs Reeder 4 Sons,
Of that place; her boiler y new having been put IN
last vinlcr. The Gen. Taylor built in Charles
ton in ls40, has a low-prc.sure engine, and a new
boiler which was put in last month.
4. =. HUNT
sept l-dt25th Sep pa MG.
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july 8
II UNITS MERCHAN rs MAGAZINE AND
II COW MERCIAL REVIEW. estabshed July.

IL COMMERCIAL REV lew established July,
1889, by FREEAiAN Hunt, Editor and Proprietor
With the number for July, 1913, commenced the
fifth year OF the existence of this standard periodical
1t Is he Only work of he Kind in this any other
county and although nam devoted to the intC-
rests ana wants of the commercial and bus ess con-
MUMMY, II has become an indispensable work of re-
f'f,nce To The Statesman and Political Economist
throughout the commercial word lis crntents en-
brace every subject connected with Commerce and
Navigation, Agriculture and Manufactures, Currency
and Banking. Fire and Marine Insurance, Nlercan-
Tile Ri gttphy, Mercantile and Maritime Law, the
Laws and Regulations If Trade, lincluding in,ppr-
aut decision he different Courts If the United
States, Great Britain, sc.
The Commercial Regulations, Port Charge, Ia
rns, Com rrrcial Erraiirs, etc. of al Nations with
which we have commercial intercourse with oil aera-
lion. in tn, same are collected and published from
time TO time Tins Magazine, which i also the re-
pository FIR iu and authentic Statistical Fables Of the
Commerce Trade, Navigation, Resources, Popula-
ton, Banking or Currency Of the Unuci States and
the principal G ,uutrIrs of he civilized world.
has aud Will continue Ia Ice The aim Of the Editor
and Proprietor ui he Merchants Magazine to avoid
every hing # ary, political, sectional bias or
brauug ia the couduc OF The wOTk-opeung us pages
to the free and FAR discussion of antagonlsc doctrines
connected with he great interests OF Commerce, Az
rcuiturc Manufacture. and the Currency
The Meich ms Magazine Is published on the first
# every month, at 6ye dollars pr annum payable in
advance. Apply To f. TAYLOR, Bookseller, Wash.
Jnqlon who VIII have the work forwarded 10y mail TO
any part Of the United States.
- A few complete sets of the work, embracing
eight somi-annuh volumes, can be procured by az
plying as above. july l--u
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CHALLENGE BLACKING

w FISCHER has just received fresh supply of
w Masons inimtable Backing which is the
only standard article in the country 1t affords
beautiful polish in less time than any other SINH
lar composition. 1t will not soil the whitest linen and
shines alike in damp and dry weather For whole
sale and retail at Staoners' Hall.
sep S-3iaw4w
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FOR SALE FOR CASH.

A NEW two-story Brick House, situated in the
II Second Ward, and about five minutes walk to
Pennsy iyana avenue, and contains five W, finished
rooms-also, a kitchen, a wood-house and fine ga
ddn IN high state of cultivation. This house is in
delightful neghborhood, and is a desirable residence
for small family and will be sold at price to suit
the times. JOHNSON & CAILAN
sept l2-3t General Agents, + street
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NAVY BEEF AND poRR-roR ls4l.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
gartau Of Provisions q Clothing,
August IA, 1913.

garsau Of Provisions & CiOthing
August IA, lsl3.
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
~ Beef, and proposals for Pork 4" as the ease
may be, will be received at this oieeuntl 3 o'clock
T. NJ on Monday the second day Of October next.
for furnishing ard delivering, free OF ali cost and
risk to the United States
Seven thousand eight hundred barrels of Navy Beef
And seven thousand eight hundred barrels OF Navy
Pork
each barrel TO contain not less than two hundred
pounds net weight Of Beef or Pork no excess Of
weight IN either article viii be paid for TO be de-
liyered at the respective Navy Yards and Naval sta
tons as follows:
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vHHE Theory, PRACrlC AND ARCHI
i TEC URE OF BRIDGES of Stone Iron
Timber and Wire, IN three large volumes, London,
1913; with 30 cngra,ings. The Theory OF Bridges
~ James Ham, kings College, London Piinc-
pies of ,fuctun, translated from Caulhcy Theo-
~ Of the Arch, SC, 10y Professor Mosey Papers
ON Foundations Ivy L. Hughes, civil engineer; rs.
says ard 'rreStses ty WIN. Hosklng, a single copy
in.pned per Guat Weslern, by f. Taylor, j. this
dsy received also Buck Obllque Bridges, vol.
quartz; Bland on the Construction Of Arches Picr-,
Buurcsss. &c 4 vol octave; Hart on the Con-
struciion of Oblque Arches vol qulrto Sir How
ard Dnugla. ON Military Bridges, vol. octave; Ma
,ier Lecons lcs Pouls ct Chausse-r vols. Parii
Pope on Bridge Architecture The PRINCIPE, Con
,tructian, and Practical Execution OF Bridges, Nv
ltAIe Town The Mcchan cal Principles ct Eng
nccrinQ and Architecture by Pfotcssor MUsay, one
vol London, lsi3; Walton's Problems, lllu traiIye
or the princrles OF Thoorrlicll Mechanis ;, vol
London. Isl3: Transac ION. of Insu ute of Civil
Eopincers. vel 81, quarto, London 1913 Pfore,-
non 4 papers If the Royal Engineers, VOL 3 quarto
on,, a. GSi3; Nicholson on Masonry: Sha~'. 90
,iativs Masonry Barlow on the Stfongih OF Mate
rails; Turnbuli on the Strcngll aud Sr,ss of Cast
lron Beams and Columns Vicat on Clements Ro-
hinsou'- Mcdaniel Philosophy, vols EJinburg
and a vare,y 9f vaiuah.c works on Aichit,ciurr,
Engineering and Coutt,uc ion, 10 which The ssme
sol I,cs treated OF.
- Books, Stdionrry, Periodicals and any thing
else impaired TO order iiom England and Franc.
juy2O F. TAYLOR.
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-nI01I sTAr7sTIC3 OF rHE d. ). ARMY.

MEDICAL STATISTICS OF THE v ;. ARMY.
S,TATIsTICAL REPORTS on the sickness and
mortality Of the Army Of the United States, com
plled from the records OF the Surgeon Generals and
hdiutanl Generals Offices, embracing period OF
twenty wears from January, 1919 To January, 1889,
Prepa red under the directions Of Thomas Laason, NJ
d., Surgeon General vol octave, WIN mHp price
sonII +. TAYLOR
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ON AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY AND
" GEOLOGY, by Professor J. p. W. johnson, m
three volumes, complete, cheap cdilion-addrc.sed
to practical agriculturi,ts who possess no previous
knowledge Of Chemistry or Geology.
Vol /. On the Organic Elements Of Plants.
Vol ?. On The Inorganic Element, Of Plants
Vol 3 On the Improvement Of different soils by
mechanical means and measures.
Just received, for sale by =. Taylor, who has
Tor sale alt OF the best works on every branch &C
Agriculture and Husbaniy. Many Of them entirely
new. sept
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TREATIsE On ROOD AND plET,

WITH observations on the regimen suited for dis
w ordered states OF the digestive organs, and an
account Of the dietarics of the principal metropolitan
and other establishments for paupers, unatics, Grim
mails children, the sick, &c. Sc 10y J. Pereira of the
ROYAL College Of Physicians Of London, vol. oyo.
1913, price one dollar.
Food, and its influence Health and Disease with
rules for the preservation ofhealth, by Matthew Iu-
man. NJ. ID. vol. London, l543, just imported.
Principles Of Human Physiology, with their chief
applications to Pathology, Hygiene and Forensic Me-
dicine, with over one hundred illustrations, by w b.
Carpenter NJ. d., Lecturer Physiology in the
Bristol Medical School. First American edition,
ls43 with additions by the author and notes and adj.
ditions by Meredith Clymer, NJ. ID.
Just received, for sale, together with many other
late Medical aud Surgical Books, by
sept I3tf F, TAYLOR.
NOR RENT, a well furnished House, for six or
L twelve months, in the neighborhood of the Pre-
silent's house. For further information, apply to
ROBERT w. DYER & co.
sep l3 3aV2w
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For Tickets aud Shares or Certificates Of Packages
IN the above Splendid Lotteres-address
J. G.. GREGORY & CO, Managers,
Washington City, d. c.
Drawings sent Immediately they are over to all
who order A. above.
august 10 dNct
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CHICKERING'S PIANO FORTEs-w. Frs.
y oHER has just returned from New York and
Boston, where he has been repIcuishng bis stock Of
goods aud while there effected an arrangement with
MIR Chickering which will enable him TO furnish
any Of his superior Pianos the forrest factory prices
three Of which are now on hard at Stationers'
Hail. and viii be sold AZ above. Pianos Of any des-
cripiion obtained at short notice.
sept s-3taw4w
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POST OFFICE BUSINESS.

THE undersigned continues 10 transact busncs,
4 for mail contractors, pensioners, draughtcd
lunicerS and claimants generally al the scat Of Go.
vcrnment
lie has blank bids ready for persons DESTROYS Of
bidding for mail contracts. The old service and pay
upon any route given at the shortest notice and adj
vice as to bidding communicated, " desired. No APP
plicaton attended TO, unless accompanied by lee Of
tive dollars ard no letter taken from the office un-
less the postage Is paid. No person having business
at the seat Of Government need attend ia person. II
a full dcscrip ion Of tic business is communicated
snd a full power Of attorney sent on by mail
Ten per cent. charged upon all old claims allowed
by the proper authorities after the allowance is made
Nothing charged unless the claim is allowed.
Refer to tic members OF the Twenty Seventh Con.
gross generally
JESSE +. DOW,
Washington, 9Th street, near General Post Office
March 2l-lyif
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SHIPwRECKS AND DISASTERS AT SEA
- being historical narratives, Ia volume 427 pa
gcs, ard 100 engraving Just received price Is cts.
sept r. TAYLOR .
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NOTE.

Il.
All bidders are requested 10 extend the amount or
their bids for each cc, and exhibit the total auount
of each hld. The periods aud quantities Of each ,i-
livery At those posts where hey specified will
he one luuitl lot June LIST September lsl December
1874 and 1T March, l6Ij. Tie hogs Of which the
pork i packed 10 be iattened corn and each hog
10 we gh no crs than two huodred pounds, and coz
sst of hog 10 each barrel excluding the cri legs
ears and snout. Side picrcs may Ice substituted Tor
the hams The PORK j. 10 be hr-t sated with Turks
Island = and then carefully lacked with the same
article in pieces not crcrodmgrn pounds each.
When the packing has been completed, the con-
tractor must ufnIsh TO This flee Certificate Fl the
acker that Tie pork has been 80 sailed and packed
The pork to be contain in s,asuned heart II white
OAK barrels, full hoped the aud salt IN bar
les and the soap and candles strong boxes Of con-
vonent siz' Tor transportation.
Salt will only be received by measurement Of thirty
two quart. 60 the bushc. The candcs a. have cotton
wicAs The Provisions for Prarc-du-Chicn and St.
Peers must PISS - Louis, f their Ultimate DE tina
ton, by the 18th Of April isii A failure ia this
Particular will I've considered reach OF contract aud
the Department Will be Authorized 10 purchase sup
ply these posts. The provisions will be inspected at
ire time and place Of delivery and al expense. TO be
paid by contractors unld they arc deplrted a: such
s,orc-hou-os may be dcslsnaied 10y the Agent. Of
the D,pirimctt.
The Cominissary Gcucfal reserves the privilege Of
increasing or diminishing The guam ties or Of de
pcuslng with any I'll articles ,oquir,d at any post
any time before entering into contract, and also OF
increasing reducing the quantities Of each delivery
one hud subsequent to contpc', on giving shy
DAYS previous notice.
Bidders MT heretofore 'rtra cors, required 10
accompany their proposals with evidence Of heir ab.
Nv together with the names of their sureties Sc
responsibility must be certified by the District Auor-
ney, or by same person veil known 10 the Govern
m,ni; otherwise their proposals viii not be acted on
Advances cannot be made m any case, and eviI.
cncr Of inspection and full delivery will be required
At this office before acquisition vIll be made upun he
which will lie cd u mel
public money may I've Convenient 90 the points Of
delivery the PLACES Of purchase tho residence Of
the contractors, at the option the Treasury Depart
ment.
No drans on thi- office vii be accepted or paid un
der any circumstances.
Each propo-nl vii be sealed IN separate envelope
and marked d" Pr pJsaI tor furnishing Army Subsist
GEORGE GIBSON, c. GS.
July 5 IawijtbS'pt
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poARDING AND DAY SCHOOL Mrs. G.
- BaEscHARn BURK respectfully informs her friends
aud the public that her boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies will reopen on Monday, the lth Sep
temOer at the corner Of L aud 9th streets.
In ihis Institution all the branches OF a thorough
English and French education will be taught by com
petent and experienced teachers The house will be
considerably enlarged rendering il one OF The most
pleasant aud spacious in the city It's location is
central and unsurpassed for health and retirement.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition in English and French, per
annum, $500
Day Scholars
English aud French, r rst Glass per quarter,
payable m advance Is
English and French, Second Glass, per quarter,
English and French, Third Glass, per quarter,
English, First Glass, per quarter, Do. 10
English, Second Glass, per quarter, Do. &
English, Third Class per quarter Do. 6
Music, Dancing, Drawing, Sc, at Professors
charges.
For further particulars apply to the Principal
Sept. 6--d&cu
TLOSED FOR IMPROVEMENT New
y YORK Cheap Lace Store, between 10Th and lth
streets, Pennsylvania avenue will be closed for one
week, TO regenerate and make larger The inside of
the store, so that the Ladies will not be obliged to 90
past Tor Inc want OF ROOM as they have done. When
we open again, which will be the last Of next week,
we shall have the cheapest lot of LACE GOODS, Of
all descriptions, that brought to this city,
although goods are higher than they have been aud
the prospect IS that they will stiIl be higher as there
are but lew Lace Goods IN the country | have lust
returned from the East with a splendid assortment of
Goods which were bought Uhe most ofthem) at New
York auctions, consequently we can sell them cheap
er than ever. Ladies VIII do well to wait till next
week. JAMES f. KING
sept eo3l'
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rINUE DISPATCHES AND LETTERS OF
4 FERNANDO CORTES, the Copqueror Of
Mexico. addressed to the Emperor Charles ", writ
ten during the conquest aud containing narrative
Of rs events Translated from the original Spanish
by Geo Folsom, ] vol. just published ard this day
received for sale 10y r. TAYLOR, or for circulation
among the subscribers TO the Wsyerly Circulating
Library. Sept III
4 ONDON MUSlC-'The lIarmonist, 2 volumes
l i folio London, lsi3, Musical Cabinet Of Clas-
steal and Popular Music, for the voice, Piano and
Guitar comprising some Of the best produ tons Of
all the great also English, Scotch aud Irish
Melodies aud National Airs Of other countries duets,
glees and oyerures, watXes, rondos, sc &c IN great
variety, complete in two volumes, very handsomely
bound A single copy. Just imported by ,. TAYLOR,
and thi. day received. sept
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4 IL THE BRITISH MAGAZINES AND RE.

\ IL The BRITISH MAGAZINES AND RE-
Il VIEWS FOR AUGUST, ls43, are this day
received lper British Steamer via Buston) al the Wa
,,h'y Circulating Library for the use Of its sibsc j.
t@gli'h copies, fine paper, aud large clear
Npe- many Of them with engraving These arc re.
,"tu every month per Boston Steamer, reaching
a.. 'o.ary with great regularity about the Goth Of
land '' ivy "'' P"o''''o' W Tvs
T., .'locr Of copies Of erery book supplied
m ~ I,O'Irl imue,iartiy up01, pubiicaiiot-the full
- " "hlch together with the English aud Ameri-
oaD periodicals. the cost Of which alone !. over 5000
IT,, 'gHnum) may be obtained Tor yearly subscrip-
erm' Of subscription s. per annum.
- Tor SIX months.
50 for three months.
~ 81 for a single month.
~ - =. TAYLOR.
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GRAND CAPITAL 6
&c &c. sc.

Tickets sl0-Ilalyes S5-Quarieis 50 50.
Certificates Of packages 90 Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do. do 20 Half do % 90
DO. do 20 Quarter do - 30
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MR.. CALHoUN'S sPEECHES.-Speeohes Of
wi Jons {. CLuoUN, delivered IN Congress from
1911 to the present time-in large octave volume
price 81 %. Just published this day received for
sale by =. TAYLOR
july
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y INA, by Miss Bremen, translated from the Swe-
= ' dish 10y Mary Hewitt tins day received (chcap
edition. for sale by +. TAYLOR. SEP
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

Class so for lS43.
To be drawn at Alexandra, ID. C. on Saturday, the
Both september 1913
Ii Drawn Numbers
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81, ol4 prizes amounting TO

= ,oII PTIHts amounting 10 NI42, I 10
IS Number I.ottery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Whole Tickets SIS; Halves 81 50; Quarters SO IS /;
Eighths 81 81.
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100 barrels OF pork.
80 barrels of iresh supcrfino 1our.
10 bushels Of new White field beans.
:, 100 pounds Of good hard soap.
4S0 pounds OF 6 sod hard srern candles.
30 bushels of god clean dry fine salt.
5 q gallons ofgood cider vinegar.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
G, GREGORY & co. Managers.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

Tickets Sl0-Ilalves s5-Quarters 81 50.
Certificates Of packages 26 Whole Tickets sl30 90
Do do 20 Half do 65 o.
Do. do % Quarter do 81 80
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oFFioE o. CoM' oEB y SUBTsrEh0a,
WAsIi,EGIOS, july 81, ls4d
- EPARATE proposals will be received Il this Of
nee until the lst day OF October next for the de-
tery OF provisions in bulk Tor the use OF the troops
OF The United States upon inspection as follows;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-11
GARDEN SEED.
GAYN0R & LYELL,

HAVE just received a fresh supply of Garden
- - SEEDS from the Nor-no several derant kipds GARDEN
std' grown IN this State all of which they recommend a. flesh
AR11CHoKE-Crcep Gio,c.
ASPARAGUS % Dutch
BuNtH BEANS-Rnad Winde7 Dwarf Mohawk Parry Dwarf
Pod Marrow Dwarf Red speehei French Royal Bran White
Kidney.
rOiE BEANsioricuturai Pole Large White Lima Scarlet
BEEr-fay nood Tump, Eiriy Yellow French sugar. Long
B1od, aanrei wurizeH
BROCCOii-LirRe Purre Caps.
CAbbAGE-Baucrs-a. Cromwell Drn,s,d I,tv uutoes h.
Fan DWan Green savoy, sugaf tiL Hsry York Pint
Bfuntk Green Cuhed Savoy, Large Yors Late sugar Loaf
CARROT-fonz Or,nge
CAJLdFLoWER--Eariy and Late Dutch.
CuRN-srths Era Eahy
| Turkey 800 ''' ''h '''
EGG PLAET-Purple
| ENDiVE-Green Curied
kALE-Gfeen Cuded Scotch.
LEITUCE-Bfon Dutch Esrly Drr.sd gs,y s1..i, Cree,
| Co.'S lee, Large White Loaf
AElLoN-Csrons waisr Green Ctron Lag. Msst or Yellow
NAsTURTu5g
| OkRA-Long and Short
ONloN-siver skin, YeBow skin
PAkAIsEY-Curied nd singe
PAksNlP-Ertra Lsrgc. Large Dutch
fhA5-Blue Imperial Dwarf Marowfat Dwarf Green Marrow
NY LaIy fr'ne Parry Bishops Dwarf Ens Eary sncls or
hApsH-Baek spznsh Red Turnip Long Scarlet White Tur
nip, Yellow Turnp " - ' ~
SATISFY OF VEGETABLE OYSTER.
sPlNAGB-Pnckly Pan, Round Loavcd o, Summer
neck yellow strped. - ~ T ' 'VV-
fohATO-Isarre Red.
IkNf-tary White Dutch Early Yellow Dutch Esriy Garden
Sons any white hoe Red Toy, RuA Bsgs Vhite Flat Winter
AlSo-canay sccd and assortment af Flower seed
WINDow GLAss.--so bone. ss.or.d, for=l.by
MI 9. r. DOVE