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COTTON PLANT.

Southern jonna published weekly, trade,
n agriculture, development southern
sources by O. G, BAYLOR, Washington, ID. c.
The journal the needs exos
been
The CorroS PLAsr established
keeping entirely aioof poll
foreign domestic been
ranged The best talent OF the will contribute col
which will medium general eomuncaiion
spoHdnnee, information friends the
yoeae The proper steps have been taken In Europe and America
niroduce into the continental European
market One object OF the CorTos PLAsTn will the
direct trade, stimulate the South carry this important
We upon southern generally their
cards, before county, enable
the friends southern &c discriminate
la their desire southern
The Importance of Washington point such
Journal especially opening correspondence
promoting foreign The
members OF district o he
Of general cooperation not be found
elsewhere
cotton, sugar. rice tobacco paBte look cont
denty friends Of ade'
the South cay, show yotT faith by works.p
The OF the "CoTTos PLAsr will in
June Advertisements particularly requested be for
wardsd business letters addressed q. G. Baylor Washing
city, ID. q.
subject which much importance the planter
in representing which he has been injured.
Posimaes requested and 10 all who
approve look feeling and
Terms: Two dollars year, in advance.
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ny J. g. McGUIRE, Auctioneer.

HHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LoTs-By
Of the the
county,
hoo William j. Donohoo complainans, and Harriet
hoo Others, widow John A. Donohoo
ceased defendants the subseber appointed by said
sell public SALE Monday
5 O'clock the premises Nos ~ square
No 569 fronting each 30 feet street,
extending a et alley,
being valuable and we building rapidly improving
part OF the city Of Washington.
The prescribed by said decree,
the money be paid and balance equal
eighteen,
by the purchasers bonds bearing from the Of
security approved by the Upon
purchase money!
will the properly purchaser
ciasers purchaser IN fee. I.#&
If complied with within days
properly will be resod
chaser. All conveyances the expense Of purchaser
CHA5. 8. WALLACH, Trustee,
J. G. MCGUIRE Auctoneer.
Ap22-2aw&d
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summer Arrangement.
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McDoNoUGHs PATENT UNIVERSAL REFRIGERATION :
III would respectfully call OF hotel
and the Universal Refrigerator, lately invent
by McDouough, OF which be
adjustment This refrigerator altogether different nom all
before TIE public in is combinations apartments vessels and the
principles OF The
wood, which from mel and lined with metallic surface,
and it, OF II arranged article
Of food provision Is kept entirely and removed with
while by simple venuatpg connysnce the complete purity
whole Is thereby obyianr all
tons that have been made IN every other nvcnon for the
purpo-ex by avoiding liability
yiands, vegetables, pastry
The
purity Of butter cannot
and the small of ice required keep
everything cold Il a economical desidefaum.
propcor country produce anything
compare with and he keep provisions colder
sweeter p-ck
refrigerator peck. Tn. Universal Refrigerator
ofthe ordinary win
Sizes for families, boarding houses, and hotels
c. WOODWARD,
Pennsylvania avenue, IOth and ilh streets,
Sole agent for the District of Columbia
An 99--eo3uf
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The Of person upon books she u,
payment ftAe subscription be alads advance.
Distant subscribers forward money By letter. pogg
wi se paid BY s..asa By ourselves IN
safe transmission. .ENpis ss4
sions of Coasssss and a-weskiy during the
Subscriptions period yea be reosfvsd On
terms pSoportioned the above annual rates. NtA
0VfosTmAsTERs authorised agent. bs
sending DAILY subscriber with enclosed or sIvx
-wEEKL subscbers win S25 enclose WEEKLY
susseTibe win slo enclosed, will be enue eopy
same ediuon they furnish rssis
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ny ). G. nIcGUIRE, AuctIoneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN-on Tuesday af
teoon, May A. he premises O'Clock. shall sell lot
No square No 53 fronting ~ 81 inches Fourth
and back 90 feet inches
containing 62 feet his situated desirable
improving Of and the City Hail. where lots in
demand excellent building
Terms Cneud cash balance In sir and twelve months
Tue purchaser give hts for the deferred
cured by deed Of the property. All eonyeyaneing the
expense Of the purchaser.
J. Q. MCGUIRE,
Ap 29-eods Aucuoneer.
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSE BUILDERS II would respect-
fully say nnd public general that,
lery prepared sell cheap The cheapest Ny
particularly nater myself, cannot
Washingon. II will give
Al any times prove who call the ruth
OF the above will be offered possibly
be rejected. = ,.neo,.,ns
Pennsylvania avenue, between ION and I'm streets,
o 0o-9teodif
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Onice Gas Light Company,
yNu stt n Utrp A,.,,I 10 lgEg

PROPOSALS, writing win be received rsgned
purchase Of lot No containing
with the large brick building thteop omery by
manufacture and
Louisiana The
but all the remainder OF this valuable property
noy offered for purchase. J. r. BROWN,
Apl3-eod2w Secretary.
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f. OWEN & son. Military and Naval Merchant Tat
u. ors, method Informing
c generally thai they Iua received, direct fom New York
their spnR and snods
black, and acy blue, black fancy caseres, with
choice selection the latest styles, together with variety OF
articles of rsntiemen's
Thankful tr vor they request that their friends win call
and examine Cor themselves
Ap 7-3tawlm
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NEW GOODS AND FASHIONS. J. STEER, merchant
~ tailor, invites public attention 10 the notice.
Having selected great full
rnemen goods
remarkably beautiful and cheap he prepared u make them
order W the elegant style and a short notice
Gentlemen please fun
embracing every article In line that be
called for.
Particular attention l. invited to HE stock of
shirts superior patented article, and warranted 10 ~
Ap 2S-taw3w Eighth street, near the Avenue
SPRISe AND SUMMER vlsrrEs-3S spring sumner
- ytes this by Adams Co.'S express which,
our former purchases, stock complete.
Also, stock of sbswls very
reduced prices. ~.
YERBY 4 MILLER,
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Centre Market
Az i7-sdlmif
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EUaNrrURE DRY GooDs -CLAGETT DoUsoN,

lFURNIFURE DRY GOODS -cLAGETT & DoUsoN
dealers in all Kinds Of goods IN hs above line. have the
becoming IN Washington, Geose,owu Alexandria and
re so sdd % % % Which % BE- .s s Of %
produeon nswe n Style most desirable for u and a.
able be had in other establishment the Union
IN TOILET GOODS.
a. a. 1914 H. 70 and 1874 Russia, BarnsIey and Irish sheet
inrs, which will he sold tower than heretofore
linens om Germany and Ireland some Of the:e goods
% s % lny 10 S ~. a ~ me- aa nave ever
Belgian Engsh and danask towels beautiful figure.
Fine aeayy toilet towels. dama.k borders which
viii be sold as low a. huckabaek BY The yard
Real Russia basket ioweling very pleasant to use
Electric rubber fabric Of wool and linen, the of which
rubbe and Russia and These
Also %sny oeS g kDS Of not Necessary to pe
lo4 la 70 T. and l4 PINK, blue, bun, anu white Dresden
White Masse. Victoria French qut
they not being 900 heavy for the approaching season.
whe Ppk blue bu scquimarn toilet crib covers and
we respee me attention Of the public to these goods
| April iI-eodnaayf CLAGETT DoDsoN
the reception Their store Of the following goods IN the
io4sy 1914 1919 by 1914 lOs BY Ia4 1915 by 1918 double
damask table cloths all elegant ehep Also, oyenays lunch and
- by -, 34by - and BY SO dinner and tea
Dl@Ssk ssa aud ooIored rrui, doilies.
Eneisa and Fiench eoloted damask wine cloths,
"a 81 % and Flemish scotch ard Irish able damaE.
by the yard The goods viii be found superior
April ll-eolMayn CLAGsTT DoDsoN
DUCATIoN Rev D. McCARTERs Boardins school boy,
II and young sasburg, Lancaster county psnnsyvana
The seventh annual viii the
hrs Monday of May An the usual English and mathematical
branches together with e ancient and modern languages
se are aush The whole expenses for board tuition, &C. per
Tor circulars, giving information, inquire his ONCE
Rev. D. MccARTER, A. NJ,
Mar 03-eodew Principal.
FLOOR orLcLoTus Nd INGRAM cARPE,ISGs.-
We received extensive and elegant supply Of noor
Vcoths Brus panne landscape, and bouquet de
signs. enarey ddeo fom those hitherto
sold BY us bnk viii be found heavier and better made
Aro, article - wide real English oiclo'hs
heavy and durable pleasant article io .ummef use 49,,
Also, .uppy capengs from the late auctions,
cneap wiz be disposed Of by accordingly, as low as
'eai. Xl.o, : bale skeleton cocoa door mats.
do Jenny Lind do
To all o. which invite the attention Of our customers and the
p1sTe RpdI 'iI~eoiiMsyi cLAGETT DoDsoN
open apvaie school for boys at Newport H. Monday
IN sis regular course he win give instruction in the usual English
writing shsmafcs, natural and intellectual
philosophy, and the Latin Greek, French, and German Ian
s win prepare lads 10 enter any colleges the United
States.
N desired instruction viii gven for charge,
other European and also IN music and drawing
board with the subscriber 500 Payment qualsry IN
''''"''' Dr. !. GEORGE eUNrnER
Prof C. Beck, Cambridge, Mass
hon Geo iiillard, !
Prof w. o Rogers,
,.%ss = 5s SsSis. s,Si., S' 60 ESQ., Newport ri.
NswroRr, April /, 1854 Ap0p-codas
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DROOIkE E Ii. VILLA Banker, opposite Treas
Department. prepared banking and exchange
business Particular will paid collection
drafts several departments Of
upon individuals residing District
aud sale stocks foreign bank business That be
intrused him. '... ''t'...
Land warrants bought and sold Ap 25-dlm
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS
rn PIECES brocade silks
~ rs pieces striped and checked
40 do plain, all shades
% do shaieys
10 organdio muslns, very handsome
do Persian cloths
de lane
Win bereees, tissues, lawns, jaeonfts Ne ,,nu
Between s Pesn opposite Centre Market
@-lm
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M A. TYSON AND SISTERS SEMINARY FOR
III. YOUNG LADIES, r. between l2th and 18th
The fourth this will LIST
May
Tuition higher branches including nsedewok
and drawing, per quarter SO
Music, language, and painting, separate charges.
For particulars circulars be had the bookstores Of
Taylor Mauy Franck Taylor, Farnham, the Seminary
i
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Wo undersigned cordially
confidence and support Of the
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TwO desirable Squares or Lots for snle.-Tbe under
signed having division u his large square, No 6s
into spacious alleys according 20 plan
posed by rsndoph Coe, prepared to dispose Of th
ame sr tea and accommodating terms
property section OF he CITY,
Jersey and North Capitol street. Immediately
depot south the residence OF the late Col
Individual association OF desire 70 pur
chase the whole conanng neaHy seven acres rare o
= offered investment
sale, sna the vicinitya beautiful cot
tlre In which be had n bargain.
Pafs of the division o this be een by calling on e
subscriber the office Of the supreme Court OF the United states IN
~ 'p''"' = b. w. MIDDLETON
March 3o-3taw1m
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Alexandria BoUf.
a ss<~n THE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON de-
follows. fare, la iare
- cents Persons making the uip for pleasure, boat's
Aie hall price Three coaches Noahern Libe
h street. for the boat Capitol * gx
nk. 2, A, and O'Clock. IT. e#''i '-'E'''
Leave Alezandna al AZ, On lIx, 9, A. and O'Clock.
Leave Washingon at s& loX l2x O. O. and 6H O'Clock
.-- JOB CoRsON,
Ap I'D Captain.
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SII.As IL. HILL President OF the Hoard of ON an ON
Ap2a-d2w MANY CITIZENS.
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VHUsriiis' Sale Of Real EsatcBy virtue Of deed of
the subscribers, July q 1874
W. D. No. i olos Nos 20 a. aud a. OF the land
the OF Washington in the District Columbia
payment of debt by reference deed
fully appear we shall proceed 10 sell al public auction in front of
the premises, at O'Clock, Saturday, May
ot No u.s. square No 1885, with the improvements thereon
ject 10 PRIOR lien. @ '.-
Terms cash. which, IL complied days
the day Of SALE property
three days. notice. the the and
Of the purchaser
GEO NJ. DAVIS, rms,ess
NJ CALLAN, Jr, 'iuS'ees.
Apl-dlm A. GREEN, Aucioneer.
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Whole tickets Sio--Iiaipss Ss-oaartess 81 80
Cerihcates Of packages OF Is whole tickets $40 90
do OF p do 20 90
Do do of 25 quarter do Is 90
splendid lotteries will receive
ohcia o drawing Immediately amer
all who order from lL ll-
Address EE. o'BRTEN, Agent,
(successor J. d c. MsuryD
Apis Alexandria, Virginia.
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Ia . =
baltimore and Washington Railroad.
PASSENGER fllows
Leave Washington al aud o, IL. and 4, p.
Leave Baltimore a aud y, a. aud 6t, D.. d.
On Sundays and third Washington
the second and fourth from Baltimore omitted.
Tickets and baggage checks Philadelphia New York
obtained by trains leaving and
the the themselves
In Baltimore and hiaicphia, the railroad station
Communication tickets hladensburg, Si3 be
furnished upon application al the oaice.
T, II. PARSONS,
Ap 25-dn
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Mlt anA Nuulur.
Masculine Innocence.

An old bachelor acquaintance of ours,
who had lived over thirty years of single
blessedness, plucked up courage, about n
year ago, and secured to himself one Of
the indispensable, troublesome luxurics.
A few weeks since he entered our of
flee, his face all smiles, and looking as
happy as baby just washed.
"Good morning, Tom," We exclaimed.
Good morning." said Tom, giving our
hand a hearty shake.
"You haven't heard the news, have OH
Dodge?"
"No," we replied, "what is it,"
"Pve got a baby "
The d-d-deuce you have!"
"Yes, splended child and it's boy,
tool"
"Ah that's good. Has he just made
his appearance, Tom?"
"No, I've had him some time"
"Does he enjoy good health 4"
ayes, generally; but he hasn't been
very we'll for day or two, though.
"What do you think als him }"
well, do'no, thought perhaps his
teeth troubled him."
How old is he, Tom
Most fee ,ceeks!"
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From the Soil of the South.
Work for the Month.

To the great mass of our readers, and
those more especially to whom this por-
ton of our Journal is devoted, We need not
now add much to what we have said in
our last. This, too is great cotton pick
ing month, and to this ought your con-
ceotrated strength be devoted. The
world is in want of your cotton-they
must have it-let them have it in good
order. Let it be picked in good time, be
well ginned and baled, and do this not a
lone for pecuniary gain, but for your own
good name as planters. 1t is to our inte-
rest that we present an article of such
quality as shall meet the wants the man.
ufacturer, for all the varieties of goods in
to which cotton may enter-thus putting
down competition from less favorable
countries, as well as from all proposed sub
stitutes. If the weather should be such
as not to favor the picking of cotton, the
corn will be all the better from being
gathered now, beforn it shall suffer loss.-
The latter part of this month some varie-
ties of wheat should be sowed. We ask
for this crop better preparation than is
usually given. Let the land be well pre-
pared before seeding, and then put in with
scooter plow or if your land has beer
very thoroughly plowed, a harrow may be
used. We like the harrow, for the smoothe
level surface which it leaves. Soak your
seed in water, in which one pound of blue
stone has been dissolved, for ever five
bushels of wheat to be sowed, and you
will escape the black list.
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Oh q! Ask Me Not.
BY :. II. DURASD.

Oh : ask me not for smiles tonight,
| can but only sigh.
Do streams reflect the morn's fair light
When clouds o'crspread the sky
No, sorrows cloud is on my brow,
Its shadow on my heart,
And with the gay and joyous now,
cannot act part.
Oh! ask me not for songs tonight!
'Twere all in vain to try
Can shatter'd bells give forth sweet sounds
Along the balmy sky!
When winters cold and icy chain,
Hath bound yon murmering stream
1t sings not sweetly DER the plain,
As in the Summers beam.
My thoughts are with the loved and lost
They're thronging round me now,
And with them come on memory's tide,
Sweet dreams of long ago;
That cause my heart to greavc
For hopes of by-gone years; F;
Then ask not smiles nor songs but leave
Oh !. leave me to my tears.
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Published peekly, to adpocate Direct
Trade, Manufactures, agriculture, and
The Development of Southern Resources.
By C. g. Baylor, Washington, ID. C.
The importance of such Journal as the
above, needs no exposition. The material
and substantial interest of thcSouth have
been too long neglected The Cnoon Plant
is established to promote these interests,
keeping entirely nloof from party poll
tics. complete foreign aud domcstic
correspondence has been arranged. The
best talent of the country will contribute TO
our columns, which will present a medium,
OF general communications, correspondence,
and information for the friends of the mea-
sures We advocate. The proper steps have
been taken in Europe and america to Law
the foundation of direct foreign trade at
the South, and to introduce our course man.
ufacturcs into the contincntiI European
market One object Of the Cation Plant
will BE-, rs The organ of direct trade. to stim.
ulatc the South 10 carry out this important
measure.
We call upon the Southern merchants gen
orally TO send us their business cards, that
we my lay them before the country, To cna-
BILE the friends of southern commerce, man.
ufactures. &c, To discriminate properly in
their desires to promote southern enterprise,
The Importance of Washington City n
point of location for such Journal, especi.
ally in regard to opening foreign correspon-
dencc md promoting our foreign relations
is "pPrTrnt The opportunity of seeing
here, l.. members Of Congress from every
district OF the country, presents n means Of
general cooperation not to be found else
where.
To the Cotton, Sugar, Rice, and Tobacco
Planters, we look confidently for support
and to the friends Of. Direct Trade" through
cut the south we say-"show your faith BY
your works"
The regular issue of the "CoTToS PLANT
will commence in June next. Advertise
ments are particularly requested to be for
warded early. Business letters addressed TO
c. G. Baylor, Washington, ID. C.
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