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Miscellaneous.

The b.ef business OF tue scota Valley for the past
season Ia estimeted $500 900 than third
The Chillicothe Qozefte saye " Take one year with
another the beef business Of which city Is the
tral exchange, amounts to about million Of dollars ~
Gen Charles NJ Reed Of Erie, Pa, who was most ex-
tersivsIy usefuly and honorably connected with the
commercial business and interests Of Buffalo and the
Western Lakes, died few days SINGS
notice appears in the Cincinnati papers of the ship
Minnesota taking on board her oordsge Oh il all Of
Western manufacture.
j. private letter from London to q gentleman in this
city states that at the last accounts the king
Mr. Philippe as he is called In London, the guest of
Mr.. Bates OF tbs frm Of Barring, Brothers < Co.
The Ohio canal was to be put in navigable order
throughout its entire length the 4th inst
Mr.. Isaard the French consul in Boston for New Eng
land, retains his appointment the provisional
vernment.
The Rev Dr. Lord, Of Buffalo, was to lecture on Sun
day evening" ls inst the Divine Right Insurrec-
ton, having . relation to the recent revolution in
France.
The contractors and of the New Jer
sey canals have instruction to complete their by
be done and the open sd imme datey aftervard,
Navigation Is now open to Buffalo.
The remains Of CsptE Kirby Smith, who fell at Mo.
limo del Key in the memorable action of the 9Th of Sep
TENDER last arrived In Syracuse accompanied by the
Albany Burgess Corps and tho Utica Citizens Corps
on the afternoon Of The Sd inst At the railroad depot
proprate ceremonies ensued Capt Smith, previous 10
going to Mexico, was . resident of Syracuse.
Dr. Coolidge 10 not dead but learning the trade of
shoemaker his cell in the Thomnston STATE Prison
said that for two days following his sentence he re-
msined In state OF apathy almost approaching insens
bility.
The steamship Caledonis, Capt Lott sailed between
twelve and one O'Clock to- day 18th for Halifax and
Liverpool with four passengers former and thir
yfour for the latter The has on board sac 100
in specie Boston Traveller.
The Columbus Journal Of the LIST inst says that
owing to difficulties resulting from recent high water
navsa Ion VIII not be resumed on the Ohio canal till
about the 18Th Of April
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Marks s'S ELsEW II ERE.

STOCK MARKkT
BALTIMORE. April s-Si0oo United States IS Of 1867. o3A
7oo Maryland e., seh 800 30 es sex; 1905 bsmore
90 10 sha Baltimore Ga. Co. s,x United States ss, Of
1867 closed 03H bid ld3 asked United States Treasury
So at iox bid iU2 asked M.rylani So closed at sS bid
s6x asked Baltimore Ss # 1890 at % bid, ON asked Bal
and OHIO Railroad shares 37x bid, % asked.
PHILADELPHIA. April First Boara-2o sha O. Manu-
fcturers and Mechn'esi Bank 2 $500 state 6 & 100 Sch
Nav 8 45x 5000 do ds IS; 90 do 46 30n0 Chesapeake
AID Della 8: 49, goa S. IS s; 500 do S7 exp osN
Chesapeake and Del 6 so 500 % State S. 1876 1900 do TN
800 do 7sx 100 ca,h 73k TOO ity g. TO- 9sH 5000 Read
lean Cos! Co. $500 sehn ihl Nav G.: s. 4s; 100
ing karoad, 49, 81 State 81. IAN $40 bsnk s5&in
az; Toe New jersey, ~ Second Board-so 3 Treasny
Coal Scrip 49, 46 Reading Railroad 70; Gas 25 Phila
Bank 1855 ousvie Bank 90 .dffer Sale $500 6 81
OsX 1000 Treas Notes sI iea $3.50 LATE s., 7,x; $50
do 73 1000 Sch Nav Az 200 bank ~ 50 Union Canal
IN / Penn Bank att; 65 flenngton Copper III.
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GREAT FrnE BRooxLvN.-A fire broke out about
ten O'Clock yesterday ornug In the vsrnsh factory OF
Kssam Keller In Market street. between Hudson svs-
nue. and Gold street, which destroyed, together
with large quantity Of rosin and spirits Of turpsntine
Of the value of $1,000; upon which there was no In
suranos. The flames communicated to the glass fac
tory of Murphy Clark immediately in the rear. which
was also destroyed together with ts
$4,000 and no insurance Also to the pipe factory Of Mr.
Allen ouJohn which also destroyed no insurance.
Also to the brewery Of Mr. Hsskn, corner Of Market
street end Hudson avenue which was destroyed Also,
to seven small frame dwelling houses John street,
which were destroyed The Ore 10 said to have orig
mated from the boiling CT . varnish kettle. The
whole of the buidpgs belonged to Mr. Clark and are
Q total loss
nrs was dscov cred about four O'Clock yestsr
this morning, In the stable Of Wsrsm Haughwout,
No 70 Mercer street, which entirely dsatroyed.-
The to Nos So - and a. also stsbes
which destroy ed-supposed to have been the work
Of an inoendiary.
cattle DsN-Messrs. French and Hsissr, the
preprietors Of this magnificent estabshmsnt have dc
termned upon opening their doors at . nominal prce
day for those who may desire to witness the depsI
Of the large steamship United States, which Will
take place 1t IL o'clock
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FRE-GREAT DssTRUc ZION or PROPERTY
About O'Clock this morning. a FIRE was disco
vered In the freight pot II the Boston sod Maine rail-
road The fire had made suoh prosrese that IL ,us
ro'sole % arrest IT, aud he building with nearly ali its
contents, were Destroyed. There was an unusually
large amount OF valuable freight IN the depot ana the
loss mus be CREST though poss bls 10 give On es.
Inmate tha way bill, beiog desr'yed We npdsr stand
th.t tbe Cocneoho usotur'ng Company had twenty
which were saved In damaged state To. ERE ,s sup
posed 70 have originated IN pile OF woolIsn vsst, he
longing TO the Norway Plains Manufacturing COMPANY
We are sorry TO learn that Mr.. C. c. r. os,s rsn,r
Manufacturer Of this town, has lost large amount OF
paper, which 10 leave this morning by the csrs
Mr.. James LittsAsid, II 10 said has also lest largely -
Dovev Telegraph kstvs, "a s~sf
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sYMrArHY wIrn HE French REVOLUTIONARY

SYMPATHY WITH THE FRENCH RRvoLuTIoNrsrs
AT Buffalo, on the Atm instant, a grand demon
etration OF sympathy with Republican France was made
Inc buna'o Expyess The turn was very large
Main street. s the procession moved down to all sppssr
ance was living mass and when the multitude arry.
ca IN tns VICINITY OF the liberty pole the point desgpa
cd Tor the organisation, the densey fed with
people, and Main street, far the eye could reach
vas crowded The meeting having an address
aud resolutions were read In the French English and
German languages These received with loud an.
cismations. After quiet was restored, the Hon H X
smith was introduced to the asssmbsge addressed
II In patriotic strain. He followed by the Hons
q. Haven O. w. Clinton, and 8. c Hawley, ESQ when
The vast gathering dissolved again amid shouts huszas
and cries of Ia Republic" The stripes and stars
snd the treoor fostsd together on the liberty POLE and
during the day nsgs and stresmers decorated most Of
the shipping 70 port Bon6res lighted up the
Msn street at intervals from the liberty pole Genesee
street during the evening and tokens OF rejocngs were
every where TO be and heard.
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Sporting lnselllRencs.

Nvw ORLrANs RAcss BISGAMIr CoUsTE.-Wednes-
day March 40. Purse entrance ten per cent, I'D
ded-uile heats.
James W'ilismson's c. Joe Walker by John
Dawson. dam by imp. Luzborouxh-ssy o. ! /
NJ Daviss b f Miss Hamilton, by Hsnilton, dam
by Moees-9y o........... ............ 4 9
D Prices's Oh SCOTT VIII, by Grey Medoc,
dam BY Rsttlsr- 3 " O.. ................ 3
r. Ten Broeck's oh. Tea Rose, by Eclipse, out
Of Leda-Sy o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Time, l:52-l:5lA.
SAVANNAH RAcEs--Wednesdsy.M March - Purse 5000
two mile heats
Dr.. H. X. Burroughs b. h. John Watson, by John
Dawson dam by imp. Leviathan ........ l
Mr.. Hayrifon's bl. b. Giraffe, by Argyle, dam BY
Time, 1851 $50.
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MURDER BY NKaRo.-The Port Gibson
(Mlss Herald of the 24th ult., narrates that
on the preceding Monday, . negro man came to Mr.
Boone, who had nAtboAt 1t the landing and stated
that he belonged to John Brocus Of this county that
had the day pre- vious killed his WIFE and had to
der himself justice. On examination he
ted that hs we's conduct hsd aroueed his Jealousy
a.s russ ns Y6af times on He and neck leaving
uer dead: He appeared perfectly COOL and composed
aud told bis story without hesitation did seem
1t all agitaed" Iii very remarkable adds the Herald
that this the second negro who has committed muir
der In this county within month, and thus vounta.
lily surrendered himself to justice the nest being
gro OF Mr DotsoD's, who murdered his masters
seer, MIR Bsgnell"
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STEAM CoMMUNICATIoN BETWEEN NEW YORK
AND BERMUDA.-We are happy to be able to an
nounos that the Deputy Postmaster General Of these
Islands has received authentic Information from Eng
land OF the intention Of the Royal West India Mali
Steam Packet Company to of their first class
steamers, once o month, between Bermuda and New
New York This arrangement will take effect from
and after the LIST Of May next is well known that in
every month"; ence tbs new route of steam communios
ton between England and New Orleans (via Bermuds)
was entered upon one Of the oompsnys steamers has
lain In port at these Islands for fortnight entirely IN
employ edwaitipg to convey to St Thomas the mails
for the Windwsrd aud Leeward Ielands, which are
brought here In the steamer direct from England The
attention Of the company having been invited as we
learn to the feasibility of employing tn. St Thomas
steamer, during hat fortnight between Burmuda and
New York without In the least dsarrapging their plan
OF communication already In exisencthey concurrei
in the view 20 and have decided upon the ar
Management. The following extract of q letter dsted
London, March LIST received s the General Post Office
81 Georges supplies definite informsoa ths tim
oil the steamers departure for New York and It's re-
turn to Bermuda together with the postage on
letters and newspapsrs"O and after the LIST of May
next monthly communication will be esa blIshed be-
tween the Wet Indies and the United States by the
vessels OF III. Royal Mail Steam Pscset Company which
viii convey mails between Bermuds and New York
leaving Bermuds at 8, M the 7th Of esoh month
and returning to Bermuda at 4, P. M, 10th Postage
on letters lie per OF newspapers I'd each 10 be paid
~ Dsrmads.-be mudian, Mreh ~
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IsAs,s vslA w.A da>Ass " Aui. AI. ~ lsss sfsss'


Herald Marine Correspondence:
My IrpvenD. March s-Anivsd-Danish brig Union
fs.':d e ne t.sy.rd today ship Eliza Warwick from
so..a sa;: a,1 s NJ.
Rio SS'sF
@ c4;s:A a. 9; M
Ss joa.. Sno.s f S.s.%s ESah B
H;I%osa. SsSay 5c:sss Horton. &C.! on Fall
Russell. WI Hns s!ooi st socps
Miscellaneous Record.
will eIo,s The Exchange asadeg Room th. tav st be-
s sss. I'll.
mes iay, 18th.
I.Ds or &: na; for Hi.
a% ..n. ssd s esn ~ W me
S, Sa%iSs. a he yn.d back to ;h port
about tho 10th ult with loss OF foremast.
Whalsmsn.
The vessels reported OF Coast Of Madagascar
Pilgrim, Of somerss spoken Dec H. Feb H. as mis-
Ar New Bedford April ;h; ship Minerva SualIsy NV
B:dfsld as .p So VIII; ssn Gideon. Hoxsrd Cash
E. se 80 ks:
Sh sA s?s sfs
s , e: asa; ;Hp sS1Sa G %
iao f@n5ea Oct 27th Fiapsla 81, buck M,nsuG e.
a. n 3 o .1. 10.
Boob se;I q ship rhp r.
Oahu a. Philip Isl G.ssnr9 .so .p1 70, Ss, z'a;
VII. hi. ,ud heard Of her atag wh'c ssiraTS;
Holt o ~" this
but wa: yer, dtsS laden aud saw her boiling con-
80 Ion 6s had fore ,asut and flying b
loom and was carrying her main royal with reef her fore
Neptune lying under bare poles with sSedi.h eofo1
Foreign Ports
GARDENS, March 25-garEs Ranger Stafford; Floyd May
ksysP non
days; Potomac Smith from Phll,delph,a sophia KooPmar
rose shs George 4ns: smart for fGcvidsse. idT
cssfHs: rs, s;s E.s.s S%3 a. f.,
Mechanic Sof Machias) Kelly sailed for but put back
ALExAHpaIA. April s-An schr Victory New York Cid
BALrIMoRE. April s-A bark Helen Maria Crosby. Bcs
ton CID brig. veou; Mayo DO; T,rors Smith do; :sh,
Iosn.
NYa ,
z ss sh ksIs St 9cR hc d a Sss
2d rs. s p - hH
Philadelphia
FpENroN NC. week eedng April Arr sshr Amanda
Ophelia, NYork. Sid schr Southerner, Travers, do
FsAsIiIs l.. March Arr brig stephen ysun. Moor
b. Medford Cook savannah Tsnpieo Peterson NYorh;
18th, schr Tiepests SuRe DO Cid March ID brig Stephen
Yorl 9Th Angler Burgess. DO; TIL swain Morris;
SR I @CGl ads% '
18Th brig Nancy Davis Richmond; 18TH sehs Tonesta su
MoBILE. March 2e-Cld ship Edgar, Smith, NYork; bark
Ward brig. George Sh.ttuek Brsgdeo NYork Cob
NoRFoLx April %Arr 'chs Gen Taylor. Lewis, NHaven
Coquens, Au!d Boothbay CID big Amandse, Ciarks s.
CroiY Bid brigs M Williams, WrshburQ WIndies Judge
Whitman Rhodes Boston; .chr Washington Mason York
In Hampton koads-Scnr Allegro, Greedy, from Rchmon
for Boston sid this morning
NEW ORLEANs. March 2s1Arr .hp: New Orleans, f.
Poar WALrHALL, April !-Cld brig Albert Perkins. TROY
srbs Hope Candy Norwich Conn; Charlotte Albany; LIST
schr Heroine.
sAvANrAH April sArr scbs Vary J.ne Webb, Baths Pine
nix. - do Cid bark Benjamin Heaps, (Br) Rollings
LYepool
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LAussn.-ww ~ iAxsshsd issa Ne yssa = hsans.
rssins, ratssrsea snsk, wuiiansbuGA q - e'saesk
this day. Cd nst., shir Dewitt ctneoA, " 1900 tons
burthsn built for Msssrs Taylor Ritsh, and VIII b.
comnandsd BY Capt. Edward Tunk. The Dewitt Clin-
ton h intended for the Liverpool sds and every
respect splendid vessel
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Passengers Arrived.

BREMEN AND sourHsMrro.-Seamshp Wa.hington-D
hapdelane. D A Weibel. Picton M,lner w w Hincken.
!hearer Of dispatches from Great itspl of New York Aug
Muller Baltimore; w Frv, PhisdeIphis; w Wheels
ard lady Mis-. Auga.!s wheslw sht Ga n W% Wheel
Of depatches from the Rsublc Of Fsnce) II eoston;
Of France.
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r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW
IL York Posi- Ofies, Apdl 1896
OFFICIALLY PUBLIsHEp THE PAPER HAVING rHE
LARGesr CIRCULATION.
Please mention the date Of the list which they ar.
adv sed
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Total amount OF above tsbles. -. =. -. 492 92l
There several small towns not embraced in the
shove table, which will probably swell the total to L.,
500, QUO.
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Hoes PACKED IN THE WEST IN lS47-'S.-The
following statement OF the number of hogs pack
ed In West during the last season. appears In the 81
Louie Republican. The numbers given sufficiently
correct for the purposes Of aggregate No Is
ole lima for ham
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Cleared.
49, n-l--s<

49,: :Us s,.s. s ssss VITA ,.I.
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Foreign Ports

CARDENAs March 25-Barks Ranger, Saord; Floyd. May
barry unc Levapt Hewitt from Philadelphia; bIss Sarah
Meoly.ry for NYek days. Zen Wor,h MSdcli9 DO f.,
dg; sutton Perkins. ldg; Charlotte. Littlsjohn, do; Mem
sehs George Engs. Smart, for Provdencs. ldR
Challenge Park. disg; Lenity. Smith do.
ST DOMINGo. March ls-Brgs Vulure, for Ba,ten, lds
Mechanic (of Machas) Kelly sailed for but put bac
(see Misc ellaneous).
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The vessels reported OF East Coast Of Madsgscar by the
Pilgrim, Of somesst were spoken Dec H. not FEB H. a. mis-
printed. - :. - 49,
pee g 10 lon 70 70 :hp AGslns Jsrnsssn New
wh i.asc Corey sp, 200 VIII for home IRE.
pc ted 1alcahuana IS loo sp $50 wh0 has Phelps,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-30
POSTSCRIPT.
IMPORTANT
FROM MEXICO.
ratification 4 an .irmsee --.laotisr Fight ,cih Tie
l1.rriLl.ro.

ratification y an .ifmis'iee .laoiher Fight ,cith Tie
G1affiiieros
Tie New OIL aas plsayane, Of the 2)th inst, an
HonHra. the arrival OF the steamer Mas-1chnses and
IL ship Dtrvcrs ftan Vera { ~ the Danyers brinr-
~ alyicfs fro that city In the l2ih list
y we Woe led II anticipate by our p1eyious adyi-
res lays the ric1yune) lie negotiations Of the Aiexi
commissioners. viii hase appointed by Gen. But
lef hive terminated IN armisli.e. Cen. Worth and
Ten Smith represented taen Butler in the negotiations
W hcsr deal Of dissatisfaction expressed viii,
tie Terms II the convention entered into.
Tie PcNymo pubi.sllts tie ofders II Gen Butler. Of
March tlh, promugatiee tie AfmisIiee, which he ati
fed an the !'h, to Tn. army. Il IS styled a"AIiary
Convention fen The Provisional Suprsiin othosm ties"
The mel III the capital On the 29lh febru-
ari and stucd tte Convention that day. |, alleg
ri 10 he in compliance with the I'd article of the tre1
/, ri pace, which. teeed, provides that immediate
" up1u tho signature o The Treaty such lyention
shall bf entered into The afni,tiee is to remain in
afen during the period fined by the treaty. or until ono
pafl1 shall give the 9TH noi'e ol It's le mnaon. with
five days lay fr pacrs within GO leagues Of the capi-
tai for places within colleagues and twenty days
af ahrr places,
The ta,ccs under Gen. iane. look the town Of Sequa
iapln. after a considerable rosie aneo. Tho Mayeans
osl about loo mca on loss one Killed and four wound
ed
Con Pillow and Gen. Nuflh had been restored 10
their commands.
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T. r6elT.n. VI. Gaas Of Slnla Car.0.ua mcsa-
bro. TIN. ila- J Representatives,. has been dange-
r5usfy H. 5at Thought II lie in fair way 10
caytT.
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SsHKsEG faRs' G0OSs!S.

5sgFEsFer DIZZY 81 GpEsS.
KENT KENDALL & ATWATEk,
IMPORTER AMI WID SALE DEALERS
y + q Il + l & y and u . " + $ T.
D.B GOODS.
Nm street. II ic m Il.
asno, ,cce,,ug, rer shps tidelia and Isaao Wright,
y hum Liverpool. latgc and beautiful assortment VI
SpnING GODS,
,lsee1 y experienced Agents England, expressly ar tho
ena and North tafona trade, aud purchased exclusive
/, aah We also reeeiv wing, from the Eastern
kels and from manufactures fall and complete
saWaYai
AMERICAN GOODS.
fenlefntapt sp superior II " have heretofore OIL
led Combining th Commission tushcss with our ogntaf
lphhug trade abe 10 iunsh estomers With all
thu 1e1jme styles ul
: I Il = T. 4 " y = Il " { Y
ID GOODS,
At Is H wic and upon reasonable terms as they can
he fafehlsed N any market - this epanuy.
" ali hut tt examination OF our stock TO convince
purchasers that both able and willing 10 redeem
Pleilae .
kENf kENDN.I & ATW AFER.
Richmond, lst Match t1N"u
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TINE Married Woman's Private Medical Companion,
i by DIR. A. M Mauriceau. professor of diseases OF
Sd edition. lSino, PIP 2oOj price Sl 5000 copies
sold in three months
The great demand for this important work lot
which thousands sold) has compelled the issue OF
another edition 1t is intended especially for the married.
discoses porant which should be known TO
them particularly. Here every female discover the
causes symptoms, and the efficient remedies and
certain modes OF cure in every complaint TO which
her Is subject.
important question the married why il is that
we behold many married females sicky, debitated,
and proated also the causes and whether they sus
ceptibe of remedy They will here find these important
matters, connected with discoveries in medical and physo-
logic al science, which meet this question.
This work destined to be in the hands OF every wife
and mother who has regard for her health and well
fare as well as that of her husband.
The revelations contained in its pages have already
proved a blessing 10 thou sands.
To those yet unmarried, but contemplating marriage or
perhaps hesiang to the proprey of mourning the
sponsbtes attendant upon IT. the importance OF being
possessed Of the revelations contained In these pages SO
intimately involving their future happiness, cannot be APP
preciated.
Copies ,cill be sent by mail free of postage
On the receipt of one dollar the Married woman
any part United States All letters must be address
ed (post paid to Dr. A. NJ Mauriceau Box l,224, New
York CITY Publishing office No 1913 Liberty street, New
York. For sale No Ledger Buildings, I'd street, be
low Chestnut, Philadelphia.
Baltimore, WIN. TAYLOR. and Jarvis Buildings
Sole agent for Washington, ID. c., VIM ADAMS, . doors
from Al street, Pennsylvania avenue.
The trade supplied on the usual termsF
Dec. l5-d3m
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Patent Elnstlc Bands,

Warranted not to be affected By the cold or heat Of the uarto
seasons climates
THESE RINGS OR BANDS are used instead OF tape
or string, for holding papers and parcels of every de
scrption.
One of these rings is instantly placed round packet OF
papers, roll of maps prints, music Nc holding the same
firmly and eysaviDg t time and trouble OF tying,
yet allowing of very great addition reduction, without
any loss OF compactness
They web adapted for garters Ia size being selected
which requires little stretching y Also Tor the waist ana
different parts of the body surgical bandages, and for
variety of surgical and manufacturing purposes
These bands also very suitable Tor fastening the COW
ers of preserve and pickle jars, bottles, &c.
In addition the above, there is great variety OF uses
numerous to mention, for which these bands may be
applied with advantages and new applications VIII con-
stantly suggest themselves when in use.
These bands boxes OF three different Sizes each
containing three dozen of various sizes
Two hund ed and fifty boxes gust received for sale,
wholesale and retail only at Stationers' Hall -
March I9--3tawiw Until w FISCHER.
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees.-Nursery nt Linden
Hill, Washington.

Fruit and Ornamental Trees.-Nursery Mt Linden
Hill, Washington
LOR sale, at the nurseries OF the subscriber very eS-
ensive OF fruit trees consisting OF apple,
pear, peach, necarine, apricot plum, cherry ounce Nc
Otna mental, Evergreen, and Shade Trees.
The collection of trees for ornament and shade for streets
and very extensive and large growth amongst
which Balm Of Gilead silver fir spruce and hem
lock- fir, white Weymouth pine, Linden sugar maple,
silver MAPLE tulip poplar, European and American ash,
Chinese ailanthus, of heaven, white and scarlet
towering horse chestnut and variety of others,
Also thorn plants for hedging Towering shrubs,
bushes, dubious roots dalias, and he baceous plants
catalogue with directions for planting, can be had at
the stall the proprietor, in the Centre Market; at the
seed of John F. Caan the General Post Office
and Of E. M. Linthcum, Georgetown; who, as agents.
will receive and forward orders
All orders through the post office, or OTHERWISE VIII be
promptly attended to-
branch of the establishment is located l4th street,
the convenience of citizens call and select Tor them
selves.
In this establishment about twelve thousand
apple and twenty thousand peach of size suitable for
this spring. planting
The above trees being all raised under the immediate
Of the proprietor be confidently recommended as
genuine viii be supplied fresh dug from the ground
Feb 9-lawiftI5Ap JOSHUA PEARCE.