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doSg thing, but in doing ia On< spiytsths spin Of
chsrity-svsryltag There Is no one great command.
ment IN The law-no one thing 10 be done 10 iul6l il
Charity is the whole law. and Is required in everything
even in our treatment OF Shareholders.
This law OF charity bids Us govern our own conduct
by our conscience The pharsaic spirit among Ne bds
US force others, by malice and hatred 10 govern hsiI
conduct according 10 our conscience Ixermed2ng i
it's whole othce--sef- government and self examination
the last thing il dreams Of Ii Tampes true religion ua
der foot and leads the oulest spirits from the gates of
hell poison the public conscience Because mercifu
God has spared the North from helpless and inconps
tent race OF servants, the proud heart Of the northern
Pharsee beats with exultalon as It boasts, "By The
strength of my virtue have done this thing, and by nv
wisdom Tor am wise"
Shall these things continue Shall the proud heart al
the North continue thus dehled, and then boast in n
arrogances No. Let the North wash ills own heart
from the waters OF bitterness and make il clean Aud
this people obey the law-,he law OF chay-lhat eoks
to the heart and 10 acts, then, though SINS AZ
conederacy and nation be scarlet, they shall be-
come white snowlhough they be red as crimson
they shall become as wool, We, mol the seed of Abn
ham, nor children OF the promlse--we, heather and
Genliles as we are, from the lons OF Jsphet-sha en-
large borders and be led by oveIrulng Provi.
dence until he gathers and the nations under The tents
Of Shem, His good servants, though the children
of Ham continue to be the servants OF servants.
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COMPOST FOR FRUIT TRErs-Fruit trees must be fed
ii we would have them thrive and bear Decaying leaves
the scrapngs from the Forest form OF the best in
gradients for compost designed for any kind OF fruit trees
Mr. Downing distinguished fruit cuurst and the edi-
tor OF the Horculiuris gives his opinion tina, the
best compost adapted Tor general with fruit
that composed OF swamp muck, or the black, decayed
vegetable matter to be obtained from low grounds, xed
with wood ashes at the rate Of five bushels OF fresh ashes
twice that quantity OF leached ashes, to wagon. load
This furnishes not only the requisite vegetable matter
bu, also those mineral which essential to the
production OF fine fruit This compost he would modify
as follows TO adapt to the different varieties of fru,
trees.
FoR APPLE TREEs.-To every cart-load Of the muck
aud lime MIXTURE after il has lain fortnight add two
bushels Of air.slacked lime.
PEAR rREEs.To every cart-load OF the muck and
ashes mixture add bushel OF ground dissolved bones
and two bushels OF leached ashes.
Plum TREEs-To every car,-load OF the muck and
ashes mixture add hall bushel OF lime, half bushe Of
ashes and peck of salt.
GRAPE vIsEs-To every cart load Of the muck and
ashes mixture add bushe OF lime, bushel of ashes,
and half bushe of gypsum plasler.Mains Farmer.
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PRuSrsG FRUIT TREES There are but few kinds OF
fruit trees that require pruning further than 10 keep the
heads Of the proper shape. Peach trees should
be shortened in every winter This consists in taking of
from onethrd to half of the current years growth
OF the surface limbs, well all such OF the inside
need 10 be shortened.
The shorteningn surface pruning very greatly pro-
notes the vgo and productveness Of the peach tree sup
plying Il annually with plenty OF young fruit bearing wood
IN the interior OF the head. which be the
when the trees permitted to grow in their way
All dead and decayng branches should be carefully taken
away from the heads Of all fruit trees In all cutting and
pruning operations, great care should be taken to Cut the
the cut should always be made inst above leaf bud il
maae aoovea fruit bud. the limb cannot eIonga,e from
he run oud and compelled to die down to leaf bud
which often happens to be foot or two Where there
are three buds together, the middle one is leaf bud with
but lew excepons and where the fruit buds are single
they can be readily recognised by their plump whsb
appearance, while the Leaf buds slim and pointed
In our fine climate, pruning may safely be done in
almost any month in the year but wounds inflicted in
the summer heal much than at any other tims.
Farmer and Planter
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number OF the Daguerrean Journal contains another com.
munlcaton from Mr. Hill. relative to his method of pro-
ducng a variety OF tinis coloIs on the same plate
The editor pefacng the letter, says that the vie VS. of
landscapes by this process uneQualed; the ower
garden, with all its variety OF blooming flowers can be
imprinted with degree OF exactness and brancy which
altogether astonishing 1t will probably be six months
before the discovery is ready for the public. Mr. Hill in
order to show that he produce than one color
plate, says he has produced several portraits
one OF laboTing man, with a sunbun face, very red
cheeks and lips blue eyes, auburn hair, the craya, red
and blue and all the coors developed with truthful
ness. collection OF small paints--red, yellow, blue,
and combinations of these, forming shades OF red
as many of yellow three Of blue, five of green, three
tnts OF purple making in all twenty eigh, hues-were
represented his plate TO the very tint, except the
chrome-yellow, color which he has the difficulty
with, but which he thinks be can overcome.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE LOT AT PUBLIC SALE. w. Osborn wife
Charles Matthews aud Others, heirs law Of William
r. Matthews, deceased
The Subscribers appointed by un
der the act direct descents the
25 of April O'Clock in the assnoon in front Of the
valuable lot, lot No. 3
49, fronting Judiciary square,
and divided into good building lots.
pefemplory of nth
in cash. and the residue at ~ and IL months
the day of the purchasers bonds with
will each heir his and her portion
conveyance made the purchasers payment
whole.
H.NAYLOR,
CHARLES PETIT
LEWIS JOHNSON,
j. II. CALLAN,
W. REDiN,
Commissioners
An 3-3tawts A. GREEN, Auctoneer
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by A. GREEN, Auetionesr.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
I'll Friday, 25h instant 10 O'Clock, shall sell
the residence Absrn l9h and Streets
of the Navy Office, large and good assortment Of furniture,
Mahogany Sofas haiI-seat parOr ind rocking chairs
Do extension dining, centre, and other tables
bureaus, maple wnrdr0bes waAhstnnds, &C.
Girandoes, solar, hall, and other lamps
Secretary and bookcase, patent and other bedstcads
Window curtains, painted shades, &c M
Ivory knives and forks and other table cutlery
Feather BEDS bedding, mattresses &c
Andirons, shovel and ongs and tenders
China glass; crockery, and stone ware
Paror, passage, stair, and chamber carpets
Cooking, radiator and other
With good assortment Of kitchen furniture
Terms: All under $25, CASH &25, credit
sixty ninety satisfactorily endorsed bearing
'h'eie'. A. GREEN,
Ap 23-3t hucuonc0.
r. g. The house is for rent-inqure Of VIM Wilson, esq
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VALUABLE Property at Private sale.-The following
described improved properly offered for sale accommodn
stcb build make investment viz
No A. No 49l, containing 200 square feet attn
AZ between north street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
Part ofo No No %t containing goo square feet
This 9Th Virginia and street south
Lot No 4a containing 26t square Feet and LOT
No. 2, do do do 2,B2 do
very desirnbe building and located in
rapidly i'm proving part Of the city.
~ DYER A. MCGUIRE,
Apl7-eodow Auction and ON Merchants.
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To CONTRACTORS

oyyIcE or CoxnIssIoxRR PusLic BriLpIrssl
April H. 1881.
PROPOSALS received this once until O'Clock on ""
nesday May next for grading square No. 2s ~
city called Franklin the conuae9
furnishing earth for filings ali OF which, beheysd can
of the proposed Improvement N
work days after signing the eonus
and completed LIST day OF August next The Pos
will state price enbapkment 10 DC meS
ured by an engineer appointed by the commissons
- - - WIN EASILY
lnIs-eo,d Commissioner Public Bundfnss
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NOTICEAn persons interested in the annual assessment Of
taxable property OF Washington fo the year 1851 are
hereby informed tbs board Of Will be session IN the
Assesso basement Cly Hail. on Friday the lith In
slant, ffom and will continue from day to day
Sunday during hours for the OF hear
and deciding upon appeals until the Ssth iaan nclsye
r. r. HARKNE0o,
Secretary OF the Board OF Assessor
Ap ll-eotd b. Z II
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IRISH LINENS sHEETINGs, TOWELLINds, dEc;-The
descriptions of goods have jus. been received al Of
peo quality examination Of which we invite inc attention
public, viz
80 pieces heavy shuting linen
. 3 DO DO e eas si hps f0n'n % "ns"
IS do heavy ~ linens, at 81 to TX cent.
In SHEETINGS we have
pieces "a Bamesiy shec'ins'
do IA do
:, SAs DO 6 a. DC s
10 pieces fine Siicia table damaaks
heavy and fine do
do heavy brown table damasks
36 do table cloths .
IS do plain ,abscIo,hs, with napkins match, os
80 dozen nne table damask napkins
80 do colored doyies
In TOWELLINGS we have
10 pieces huekaback towel diaper
do halEbeached medicated do
"a do very best huckaback towels
$50 do Russia diapers, including widths and qualities
IS fnel linen crash -
greatly 10 their assortment before
prepared TO fuis any reasonable qaAnuT@
"' ''"' p CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, AGO.
Ap le-aaw2w
NEW AND ELEGANT SPRING GOODs.-sTEvMs,
batter returned from New York with new ana IT,
both dress and sporting uaw sooos iof
men, youths, and children, in great variety p.
Also, endless variety Gentlemens WARDROBE ana 'se
ucles, viz; ,..
Silk, merno, gauxe and thick shirts and drawers
silk AND gloves
Umbrellas, cane, hose, suspendcrs, &c.
Also fresh importation of summer seIfopenins unbrea
found IN great 'a"sV' ana u ''''0'"' p''s sTEvENss
Great Hat, Cap and Gentlemen's Outnlans Store,
under the Aihenrum, opposite the AdePoi inesus
Apls-eoaif
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NEW Dres. GoodsWe respectfully invite the attention OF
IN and tho public In general 10 recent
which will
goods spring and and at which
not all Of dry goods. We the fol
lowing!
10 pieces rich figured India silks
Is do check do
10 do fancy cooed silks, beautiful for
children
IS do exra handsome summer Bercges
medium price quality Berc2esthe cheapest goods
in the market
90 do rich Cnene India muslins in patterns
rs do high colored shalies
10 do plain mousseincs
do fancy do
Is do 6no figured mouscne laines ohildrens
may be obtained In bis lot
Berege d nnes, In designs
half mourning goods
In musins lawns, jaconets, &c, we have
20 pietes 6pe French muslns
Is do Orgnndic musins
90 DO fine printed french jscone This decidedly the
bandsomes lot have offered in this KIND Of
goods
30 do medium price lawns beautiful styles
French mnsns and lawns, at l2k cents, part OF
which fast coors
is do I'M Orgsndie musins, In baifmourninG
small figured French cbintxcs
do English do
line goods will be found examination precisely
represented pcesto all OF which
irye buyers doubtless suited
CLAGET'r, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
Ap t5-3swow
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Canton Mattings, Floor OiIcleshs, Carpstug. g.
THE subscribers receiving schooner Statesman
i from New York
20 do do do DO
do "a do do DO
20 do "A do red checked do do
Is do 54S6-4do do 90
DO do fancy do 90
do super English oiicloth, 10 feet wide =.
do super American oieoth, from twelve 70 eignecn ~
wide a.
q do low priced American olcloth from three 10 sr ~
10 do Cocoa matfing., for basement, &c.
Also cons family full assortment OF every vn1cu
porte and cnrpetoG, such as
Tapestry velvet, tapestry Brusscis English and American su
imperial ply and ingram, fine and common ingram ~
priced rag hemp, cotton, both striped and plaid iaesue
for house furnishing when
prepared determined offer good terms "
oa ~pis@a T" ''' '' Pm. HooE 4 co
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BLAKE has
MI Georgetown and 1znds that her ball will place
evening April 30 1851 The following
will danced by Madam BIS pupils in full
l.. Growing the Queen
2. Floral Polka, by four Misses and Masters.
3. Flag Dance, by Two Misses
4. La syIphide, ty Mis-.
8. Cachuca, by two Misses.
g. Sailors Dance, by Master
2. La syiphide, by Miss -.
8. Bohemian Dance, by Miss - and Master ---.
.. Sailors Hompipe, by Muster -,
10, Double Hornldpe, by two Misses
III. Tamborine Dance, by Two Misses,
Ia Highland Fling, by two Misses.
-. Spanish ZngareIa, by two Misses
Ia. Scotch Chaunt Russo, by five Misses.
Is. Maypole Dance by twelve Misses.
The fancy dancing precisely O'Clock, and will
will cleared dancing
be had Mrs Anderson's Mr. Fscbes bookstore
Mauys hall the night ball
Price OF tickets dollars boys tickets half price
An ls-eodt27 Sd3Oth
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|r n. CI.UsKEs, Architect and Civil EnGinerc, ,ci
" his ONCE Travers buiIdings, north ds o.
vHna avenue, between 18th and l3sh syesh west
Feb +-&n
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away ro sru ~
subscriber the I'd Of March ls5 coored woman - -
RINE, ass Francis She supposed TO he about Nv
inches high. She Is OF rather delicate -
about year. age. supposed be hiring out
,neton woman, free persons o.
persons against hiring haborns ss
above reward win be paid her delivery 70 ma ar, TOM
Mar 2S-3awu ), r. bh'o
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DUTrMAN'A Greek Grammar for the use 2, ~
ID Schools and Universites translated from The Germ"
ward Robinson. ! vol. svo. 1, q y0.v,
Nature Blessedness Of Christian Purity by Rev
1 vol, portrait. .f :. r r..vr
vd
London Labor and the London Poor-par T.
THIS day received and for sale By ..rRy
Apoa Bookselsrs, near 9Th 'u'e
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rREAT BARGAINS Watches, Jevvesry, ~1'- -
VI undersigned, Intending to their new e - t
wishing stock 70 MAKE 49,
goods sell on cash, their sss
Of watches iewey, military and fancy goods "a ccns'deso s
Of which Of this springs impcrtaon) greatly
Many goods will be sold without regard 10 cost ana
may rely getting bargains Wholesale retail co
CANFiELD, BROTHER, ~.
No. ~ Baltimore street, Charles street
An le-cod5t
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Ap 3tawts
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Mr. g. here exhibited the pamphlets BY the above three
gentlemen, which, he commended, had confued Dr. Bach
mans geological positions and stated that a conbu.
tor OF some items OF zoology to the scientific side he
(Mr had been assaed Tor suggesting that the Chinese
and China were utterly unknown, both TO the Pharaonc
Egyptians and TO the Hebrew biblical writer's BY way
OF prelude 10 future s1bsantiaon TO these assertions the
Lecturer, with copious array OF authorities, forth the
following as i,atters of fact:
Roseni, Wilkinson and other distinguished EQyptol.
ossH mad stated that certain liule Chinese vases which
once held pefiumery, had been frequently exbumed
neoes IRON iombs OF the 18th dynasty; whence the con
was irresistible that Egypt had intercourse with
Snna as lar back as the 10th century c. thirty three
hundred years prior To the DAVIS of Moses Such
avoiAuon oil historical hamonies led In rod
investigation and at Paris in 1896 N prisse tbe eni.
nent h'efologst, and Mr. Gddon, submitted three of
these sOcaed Egypto-C hinese vases fcon,as ~ heh
were shown to the audience) to the critical
of the first sinolOgs OF our day their friend M D.
thier who Immediately dcclded-ist thai as the nscr,n
tons them written in the character termed Thsoo
tssu ce,. tcursive wrtng) which hrs, invented in
China in the second century after Christ these vases
could not possibly be than 1000 years old 2d thai
the said inscription, the returning spring brings
another year." being from Chinese poet, Yang
gang CHI who wrote in the year O6S, A. d. these
are not S22 years old and therefore could possibly
have been placed in tombs al Thebes $500 years ago
II has since been established by Dr. Pickering, OF Bos-
ton and Others that these imported yearly from
china via India. at the Arabian Mecca and thence
srouenl over by the returning pilgrims are collected by
A!ao antiquity mongers no sell them 10 travelling unbe
eHHss al ihebes veriiable antedIuvan Egyptian
tiquss.
The only proof brought forward to determine ancient
intercourse between Egypt and China thus turning out
10 oe hOue'h impostnfe, when reviewing ignoramuses,
said Mr. ~, can md any better, il will be time enough
Tor osniasts to trouble their heads about such liter
ature.
CAsasss hisory--the most valid of all in this ou..
tcnproves that until the year io2 after Christ, the
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ECTUREs ON ASTRONOMY, by M. ArAso'
Ia engravinss 25 cents ,,. circts
Six Lectures Astronomy by Professor Mitchell, Of '
natl Observatory; complete. Is CENTS. ..,,oromy
Seven Lectures Astronomy, by Nico', professor rps
In the University Of Glasgow wth nine engraving ~ e'
iished in loose for transmission in the ms rAytol
Ap9o FRANCk ILL.,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-29
1tufere Stnswabl fit 1859.
Sir 9Srdifoent:
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Ser uBatriptI bis 3ur @ab(.
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ter psr SurrSms Gcurt irnr YrdTieCnt; nrno @Ebdse
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Gntietlftbe Seaebrnhrit.

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Gotinrtsrob, uuo cS puroe tchtcr, oaB StOts, Geo;
psr uuo b irolcih rab Can Srantstc 9cben uno Icl-
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