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A CARD.

"A CARD,
Joseph A. G'sCHwEND, PROFESSOR OF
q MUSIC, respectfully informs the citizens Of
Washin ton and vicinity that he has established
himself 10 this city, ana is prepared to give les
Orders left at Mr.. Thompson 3 Daguerrean Gal.
lery, or at the Music and Fancy store of Mr. John
r. Ellis, will be promptly attended to.
Terms-Twelve Dollars per quarter.
Mar %
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"HlTNEY,s RIFLE REVOLVING RIS-
w TOLS.-The undersigned will exhibit and
receive orders for these arms. They are of supe.
nor beauty ana nalsh certain in their execution,
or get out Of order, and are not expensive The
(discharged) cylinder may be detached in an
instant and another (ioaded) inserted, and so N
to any desired extent. Particularly adanted to
frontier life. c. b ADAMS y
Ninth street, between + and G streets.
= Mar Soft III s''' $40 = 's'se'''
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Mayors Office,
Washfn0tOm. ADrll q. IeS2

A REWARD OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
n will be paid for the apprehension, or for such
in formation may lead to the apprehension, of the
person persons guilty OF the recent acts Of in
cendiarism in this city the reward to be paid upon
the conviction Of the person persons appre-
hended. JOHN W. MAURH,
April 9-9t Mayor.
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SAMUEL w. TUCKER, Merchant Tailor,
~ Fennsylvania avenue, near 18th street, would
respectfully offer to the inspection of the citizens
OF Washington permanent and transient) a very
superior assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres. and
Vestings, OF the most approved styles and flush,
which he Will be pleased to make to order on
perfect.
TO TAILORS. Goat, pantaloons, and vest
hands wanted Immediately; the best workmanship
required. and the highest prices paid
Anrii 5-3taw3w
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on Saturday morning. between one and two
O'Clock. The incendiary applied his match to .
wood-pile in the yard Of M. .Uttermuhe. and the
namo was communicated to . frame building oc-
cupded BY Meors. Drew and Smith as a carpenter
snop. They had just provided themselves vith.a
new assortment Of implements Of their trade; and,
in addition to the loss Of these, considerable
amount o. lumber. rough and prepared, vas de-
s'royed. 1t u said this was thu fifth or sixth at
tempt to burn their place Of business. The Mayor
OF asnington has offered reward of five hun
oreo collars for the arrest and conviction of the in
cendiarles who are now engaged laying waste the
property OF our ctisens. It 10 fervently hoped that
they may be discovered and made to suffer the
penalty which they richly deserve.
REMOVAL OF THE REMAINS OF Mas DoueLAs.-
On saturday Senator Douglas completed his ar
rangements for conveying to North Carolina the
remains of bis late consort, there to be inferred
Preparations were made to start this morning. at
at seven O'Clock, in the Southern boat. Messrs
Charles Jones and Isaac Bassett, employees of
the Senate, accompany him on his mournful err
rad. a.7f 5s8l
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Mps1cyAL IhsTRUCT4ON NJ JOsEPH q.
" K4esTLEE. Address him through the
city post Office Terps. caah in advance.
April l7dlawly&wlY
tlnsei!gencer. Union, and Georgetown Adv.l
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NEW & IMPORTANT MEDICAL WoRK
~ "What to observe in medical case, 81 tn,
bedside and after DEATH" Published nnder sn VIC
thority OF the London Medical Society of Obserys
tion Price one dollar >'
For sale by TAYLOR & MAURv
Medical Booksellers, me-. on :.
All medical books supplied at tb., n,,hIs hs..
lowest northern prices. PeTSs"e's
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Az ,,o niAn .,i tsie, ~ Lazy Geore,ara Full.
r.h le5'on' author OF :" Grontley Manor.,'e~S ~
FRANCK TAYLOR.
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TNHE OLD MANS BRIDE, by T, s. Arthur.
i Summer Cruise in the Mediterranean, by N.
p. Willis. FRANCK TAYLOR.
April9 .--. $3.50
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HORSES AND CARRIAGE FOR SALE.
A fAik OF CANADIAN PONIES, well matched,
- young, sound, and gentle, are offered for sale;
Ogetner with CARRIAGE and HARNESS suited
to the Horses. The Carriage and Horses will be
sold separately if desired. -
Inquire of Mr.. WIZ h. RlRcH, at his Stables, on
i4th street south of the Avenue.
Mar 29-tf e
WE OFFER FOR SALE variety of Mort.
w gage, Railroad, City, State, and other Bonds.
(payment Of principal and interest guaranteed.)
atibrdng safe and desirable Investments, and pay
ing from to ten per cent. es
CHUBB BROTHERS. Bankers,
Opposite Treasury Department.
April 6-d6t& eod9w
nICTIQNARY OF THE ARMY OF THE UNI
~ TED STATES, By c. <. Gardner.
Amabel. Family History. BY Elizabeth
go 49, TAYLOR. 4 MAURY.
Mar - RoQkselless, near 9Th ct.
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PROPOSALS FOR REMOVING THE
"HALF-TIDE ROCK,' NEAR FALLS
ISLAND, COBSCOCK BAY, MAINE.
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NATioNAL Observation-Disclosures, or the Wild
Morse OF Iartary," is to be performed to night; a
drama, 1t is said, of exceeding interest.
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MADAME DELARUE would respectful

MADAME DELARUE would respectfully
lv1 inform the Ladies that she has Just received
a large assortment of Straw Bonnets and Ribands;
also, some Paris Ronnets, dress, mourning, and
night Caps, French Corsets; complete assortment
of Flowers, new dress trimmings, Fancy Buttons,
black Vevets, all kinds of Laces, and nets French
and English embroideries; fe1D enc Parasols;
Jannin's, Bajoo's and Alexander's Kid Gloves; an
assortment Of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Chill
dren's silk and thread Gloves; Fans, Port monaies
Purses, and jet ornaments; all kinds of fancy
Bracelets, French Jewelry, Pomatums, Hair Dyes,
Extracts for the Handkerchief, Soaps, Toilet Wa
tiers. Combs, Brushes, &c., sc.
Pa. Avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
April 6-eo3t
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Passage of an Indemnity Bill.

BosroN, April s-The House to- day passed to a
third reading the bill to indemnify the sufferers
by the destruction of the Ursuline Convent in
1894, to the amount of so, 900.
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Arrival OF the Steamer Illinois.
The California Mails, and S2,lOO,45l in G.
D1lxf Be

NEW foRK, April 9.-Ihe steamer Illinois
reached her dock at quarter-past seven O'Clock
She left Navy Bay on the evening of the LIST, and
brings The California mails and 5 ,O95 900 in gold
dust; she also brings three hundred and seventy.
The steamship Union left Aspinwall for New
York, via Jamaica, on the 3lst.
The principal consignees Of the specie on board
the Illinois are, the American Exchange Bank,
S 500, 900; Adams Co., $4,000; Burgovpe
3 Plume, $500 200; Duncan & sherman, si25,.
o0oi Wells, Fargo Co, Sl34,0OO; Brown, Bro
thers, $40, 900; W. Hoge & Co., $50, 600; Minot
4 Hooper, $25 900; Thomas Watson & sons,
1850; William Plat & Sons, ST., 800.
BY the steamer Santiago at Panama we have
valparaiso dates to the 18th of February and Cal
lao to the 18th of March. At the former place Blu
sness had somewhat improved. The stock of
hour was very small, and firmly held at IS so a
50.
The political intelligence is unimportant. Con.
gress bad adjourned, and the President was still
on his southern tour. General Blanco goes to
France as Minister.
10 one million of dollars in excess of the revenue
Of 1851.
Australian dates to the 18th OF January were re-
celved at Valparaiso, but they are anticipated by
way of England.
Business was pretty brisk among the shipping
at Callao.
Peru was quiet and tranquil. The yellow fever
was declining.
Inc dispute between New Grenada and Ecuador
seemed to have been settled in an amicabe
manner.
The harvest at the south was more abundant
than ever known before.
The mining districts continue to yield album.
dainty.
The United States soop-of-war Portsmouth has
been ordered to San Juan del Sur instead of Cal
lao, the Gillian authorities having released the
American, who had been 30 long confined without
trial.
Serious disturbances, owing to some political
appointments, had occurred between the inhabi-
tants at Tobago. 1t was put down without loss of
ME- Some insults were offered to foreigners,
and the Portsmouth was detained there day in
COnseQuence =
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MAJOR b. b. FasNcH has accepted the appoint
inent Of the President of the United States az
sgner of land patents Salary s1,beo.
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Arfiv~A OF tho Europa.-TArse Days Later
ls Hom Europe.
Nsw Yoak, April S.-The steamer Europa ar.
rived about ten O'Clock this morning, with Liver.
pool dates Of March Goth, and 6fty- eight passen
gers.
me turkish question has been amicaby set
tied. RussiA's demand was supposed to relate to
indemnity for the occupation of wallachia and
moidavia. She also claimed the protsctorate of
the Greek church in Turkey, and the passage of
the Dardanelles for the Euxine feet. A private
letter, received at Liverpool the 10th, states
that the Russians had entered Bucharest, the
capital OF Wallachia; but this was doubted. A
violent storm had occurred at Marseilles. The
Madiai family will remain there until Frances
co.'s health il restored.
The London Chronicle states that Spain has
consented, when the year 10 out, at the request
of Great Britain. to liberate all the negro eman-
eipados, and make arrangements for the emanci-
patton CT others.
A brother of Captain Ericsson has patented the
caloric engine in Sweden.
A commercial treaty has been ratified between
Denmark and the Dominicans
The London Times publishes spurious revou.
tionary manifesto to the German troops
~o'S - o~'uAoS nov ifom unu6ppy LON Odr0y.
Several political executions had taken place at
Ferrati. Disaffecton had been discovered in the
Hungarian garrison at Ancona
The Humboldt arrived off Cowes on the 25th.
MARKETS.
LvERPooL, March 26.-Pri,es of lower ouaE-
ties OF cotton arc slightly in favor of buyers but
holders do not press sales. Sales of the week A.
600 bales, of which spec ulators took 900, and ex
porters s, 900 bales The quotations are, fair Or.
leans, 6sd.; middling, SD. fair Upland, Sd ;
middling, SD Flour had advanced 3D. Western
canal, 24s.; Ohio, 25s. Cd. Corn in moderate re-
guest at Bis. for white, and 3Is. Cd. for yellow.
Beef and pork were dull; bacon active; lard sold
at SIS sugar had slightly advanced; coffee sitter;
rice, 2ls. 3D. 22s. Cd. All the circulars quote
-four generally inactive, but choice lots in better
demand at full rates; lower grades cheaper; wheat
was in better request at full rates; in limited
demand and unchanged
American stocks steady and in moderate de.
mand. Money active at unchanged rates. The
bullion in the bank had increased ES4, OOO
HAvRE, March 23.-Cotton opened heavy, but
improved towards the close, prices advancing; the
average daily sales since the 10Th have been 900
bales.
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CARUsI'S SALOON.

THE FLYING SHIP, with great improvements
L will be exhibited at Carus's Saloon. on MON
DAY and TUESDAY, April IL and IL, accom-.
panied by an illustrative scientific Lecture by Mr.
Porter.
April IL
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.Spie11did Enferfninm>nf
Departure of the Fropkli,

PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-John Miller, the new
postmaster, gave splendid Entertainments Jones's
Hotel, to-day, to the members of the press.
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lHE GHRMANIA MUSICAL ASSOCIATIONS present
an attractive programme for Wednesday evening,
at Carusrs Saloon. See advertisement in another
column.
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AVENUE HOUSE,
GEORGE FRENCH & CO.,

Late of Freneh's Hotel, Norfolk
THIS HOTEL, just finished at great expense, is
i furnished throughout in the latest and besi
style. The rooms are large and airy, and every
attention will be paid to he comfort of their
guests.
Families wishing board can be accommodate
at reasonable rates.
The charge for meal borders will be four dol
lars per week April III
HARRY MUIR, Story of Scottish Life, by the
II author of Mrs. Margaret Maitland.
Jeames's Diary, Legend of the Rhine, and Re-
becca and Rowena. ] vol. BY Thackeray.
April ii FRANCK TAYLOR.
LARRY MUIR, Story of Scottish Life, by the
IL author of Mrs. Margaret Maitland.
Jeamcs's Diary, Tale of the Panic of ls45, by
Thackeray.
History of English Literature, by William
Spalding, A. NJ.
just received and for sale by
TAYLOR Il MAURY
April III Booksellers, near 9th ct
II OST, on Thursday afternoon, about O'Clock,
IL on 10th street, between II street and the Trea-
sury Department, a blue enameled Geneva
WATCH. set With pearls on either side, with one
large diamond on the back. liberal reward will
be given if left at the store Of Messrs. Gait Bro
Their, Penn. avenue.
April 9-3t
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Nkw foRK, April 9.-The steamer Franklin
sailed at noon to day, with hundre., and
twenty passengers for Southampton, and S96, 900
in specie.
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NOTES.

NOIESs
!. Agents OF the Department, post office blanke,
locks, Keys, and mail-bags are to be conyeved
Tree OF charge on routes where the mode OF convey
ance allows
?. No pay will be made for trips not performed.
failures to run agreeably to contract
3. The Postmaster General may annul the con
tract for repeated failures to run agreeably to
!ts stipulations. or for disobeying the post Office
laws or instructions. He may aleo curtai or die
continue the service, at pro rata decrease of paw
by allowing one months extra pay on the amount
dispensed with, whenever be may deem the same
unnecessary, or may wish to supersede it by
higher grade of conveyance.
4. Payments will be made for the service tbronob
drafts on postmasters otherwise few weeIa
after the expiration Of each quarter, land the re-.
celpt OF proof a. TO its due periormapce)
A. o. NO increase OF pay will be allowed should the
dlstances prove greater than advertised. provided
the points to be supplied are correctly stated.
Q. There should be but one route bid for in
proposal. 'o' ~
T. The route, the mode of service, the yearly
pay, and residence OF the bidder Should Ie ds'
nnctly stated in the bids
o. The proposals should be sent under sesI ad
dressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster Gene
raj, snperscr1ned EMAIL Proposals in the Sta Tor
should be guaranteed, and the suf6ciencv of the
guarantors certified by postmaster. indee. or
clerk OF court of record.
y. The contracts are to be executed bv the LAT of
November next.
~. Under the act of March 8, IS45, the routes
are " os ieI 70 tne lowest bidders rendering sui
cen guarantees, without other reference to the
mode OF transportation Than may be necessary for
me que ceier1ty, certainty, and security thereof
W nen the lowsat bidder proposes a mode of con.
not be accepted. WIZ
~: For Further Information as to conditions of
bidding, bidders referred to annual advert;se
ment Tor New York, SC, dated December *
1852. JAMES CAMPRE1T To-
mar M-w4w Post paster General
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questlon settled Tor the dement, OF the slave. For
his own part, bad as slavery is, under present
poets, it was the best condition yet in this land
for the negro He had seen slaves in the Southern
States and on the Southern plantation, and he
never could persuade himself that they are not
better off, morally and physically, than the poor
coored creatures lettering round in our Northern
citics, living, too often, by robbing and vice, with
almost every honorable employment closed against
them.
While we recol.ect the obligations which we owe
to mankind, whatever good we do should be
prompted by charity, if we would be successful.
Philanthropy promises much, and ends in mischief
Charity begins by promising little, but gives more
than It promises. and all we need to make this
world world of peace and happiness is true char
ity, which loves God supremely, and our neighbors
az ourselves for Gods sake.
The doctor resumed his seat amid the applause
of the audience.
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MoNuMENT.-Wele learn
that the town of Durham, New Hampshire, has
presented fine block of native granite, bearing
the simple inscription, "Durham. New Hamp-
shire" From the city of Frederick. Maryland, "a
beautiful block of marble; and from the Wash.
ington Erina Guard, Newark, New jersey, fine
block of New Jersey brown stone, with suitable
Inscriptions. All of which have been received at
Monument Place, to be hereafter deposited in the
The collection of stones, thus contributed az
a testimonial of affection and gratitude, present
an interesting spectacle to the visitor. Some of
them are objects of great beauty, and executed in
fine taste and with great skll, They furnish
moreover specimens Of the excellent material with
which our country abounds.
1ScEsDIARIsh.-Wi Within the last fortnight, two
rows of frame tencments. four in each, have been
completely destroyed by FIRE, beside several sta
bles and shops, andin half dozen cases flaming
premises were discovered in time to prevent extern
slve damage. The last fire was near the southeast
corner Of New York avenue and Seventh street,
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On MONDAY EVENING, APRIL IL,
Will be presented the beautiful romantic Eoues-
trian Drama, founded on Byron's Poem of
MAZEPPA,
Or the Wild Horse Of Tartary. IS
MaZeppa. Mr. W EENNO
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Farce of
THE DOUBLE.BEDDED ROOM.

Doors open at Z O'Clock; the curtain will be
raised at u. The box Office will be opened daily.
from 10 O'Clock a.. m. to O'Clock D. M
April IL A
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NEW MEXICO,

6403 From Demand. via Fort!Belknap, to Gains
VILE, Texas, - miles and back, once a month.
Bidders to state distance and the schedule nj
rivals and departures by which they propose to
carry. Bids for semi-monthly service are invited,
64o4 From Santa Fe, by Albuquerque, Socorro,
San Elisaro, Magofinsville, and Leona. ia San
Antonio, $40 miles and back, once a month.
Leave Santa Fe on the 18th of each month.
Arrive at San Antonio in four weeks;
Leave San Antonio on the 10th OF each mouth;
Arrive at Santa Fe in four weeks.
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A writer III tie Times, having bean Ut
MafshhviI, tells Of two young ELM tress
siaudlGg side by side. oil ths ftariH, which
| were planted there by a faiilers hand III
| memory of The loved children who prece
| ded him 10 The spirit world. Quo morn
ing, n fsw mouths ngo, Mr.. Webster had
been missing from bis Study for al,' iiour or
more, when tie ifiadv lis appearances with
Two small elm trees aiiJ a spills ill., his
hands. SnmnoiJing tile attendance of lis
| son, lie went ont upon HE 1awi, planted
tlie yonUg frees, and ainp tnfningto Fetch.
ef, said Id siIiduea veice, as llis turned
away. !" My son protect liese trees after /
| am gone LET them ever remind you oi
julia and Edward " Their scar ntid fall.
| ing leaves now seem to tytiiy pafticipt-
ton Vi The me,irlfitg Witch mutiis tliis
scetc Of sorrow Tile Aouf.gnriuii--eu.
| closed with asneat aud ornamental wire
faDce, Oh wllicfi are tIaiHed choice. rose
| yines-.oeeup usafiy no acre Of lahd,
east Of The ;ittfIsio. ttiid coitains tile 1iJst
benutIfia varieties Of plants uil shrubs Of
every dessfjptioli, including numerous exs
oties. ~ -
From the snine correspondent We get
anu.her Incident witch We have heard
lHiofe, bit il viii bear repetition III this
connection:
!" Wien he Che 10y Weastet) first IT..
rived ut The acatleiny Of Mf. Abbott, lis
persohal bppearailce, III his ill.ftting, Iiotiie
tnade, lioniespiln gnft1ieits, together with
his silly, awkward manners, created tnuel
tnerfifnent unobg The boys. aud lnany
Jokes were cracked at bis expense. Young
DanieI's sensitive naitife could III brook
This; md, after suffering ffuni 1.-two or
thr 0 days, he went 10 the teacher and told
him, he must 20 home Tho teacher liz
qnired tile cause, aud Daniel made d clear
breast OF II. ,rts former babe hin not
ntitfd II, bat keep qinellynt IFS strides, aud
his tutn wohld come i,y~undlb lie obey
ed, and ai the eud Of the REX lle wins
placed at tile Iltiad of tic. class fhat bad
fidicnled lin After two months bard
study, tho ateac,ef, bit Tie close Of The
stlIool Die tlny. called him iup,i preAence
Of alt the sclolars, alid told him that he
could not siay there any louaef~-te 80 and
aet his hooks aipd lat and leave, Poor
Daniel's heart sunk down to his shoes
He liad studied bard, beafiiig patiently The
fidicnle Of Ills inntes, and now totbe turn.
cd off indisgrsce was more than lie could
stagger under. Tie teacher waited q mo,
inent TO watch ile astoUisIinent Of tho
school, mud tlieh added. 'tliis "a tio place
for you 20 10 q Atgher department.
Tnm was probaby the pfendsst lIonr III
Mr. Websier's life. lie bad triemplled
over his companions, and that by out'strip.
ping them iii lis studies"
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L, i r ER IA r "


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- TALLY increasing lsiliaid fUf Inc teitrefs ~
tts of NC Rspesft III ~ volumes now ethalsied
and which II would fe4uife very large outlay 70
reprint, tbs editor has been Induced " make Hesc'
tioli Of n the tHpnraht at,d thluabs papers euii'
initsd III them from s begnipg, e6ndsnsiDg ta.st'
fansifs and completing 10 date aiid slifeWing ihs
subjects nlis tle iaIiitef uf The shcYegpttns, IN
u eslplislattalerief N this manner everything u
Interest aud imp,rafiaa Will bs preserved IN o eu,.
ptfeut fpft fef. reference aud the volumes VII
constitute e only repository fef ths sasl ses " lhe
library. ef syi information, which by hisui,s q ia
monthly numbers hereafter VIII always DO bfouBit
datsti to date .s,s....z.,. ~.
The saunss viii sti,bfHea tls gistaf everything
ihat has APPEARED ~ ihs itesiew fslatii,s ~ iHe
Sonfhesn aHa Fesfefa States tHfl imperfect index
Of which viii be uiid nt the opening 81 Tie lVt
volnhie ltp Will ,.., a...,3.,.
Their History Population 1eoHrar'iY, statistief
Agricultural Piudapis Of Cotvi, sugar, Tobacco,
Hemp sfains, Naval stores vi ~. Mais +,
detailed accounts siatlsicH atid tlh,ofy 81 nl tfan
ebss. internal npre yrlnsns. completes statistics Of
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Fresh Garden seeds.

A MONTAN has just received, ,and viii be
IA constantly receiving throughout the year
large supplies Of fresh Garden seeds And having
made arrangements with Tho most celebrated gar
den psoprieton in,he North, such astha Shakers,
Kenlneky n Risley 4 Co. nj X 4. uomstock's
agents Counesiicut SC. he viii besenabled to sell
cheaper and give y finer assortment than any seed
agent IN Baton Rouge. lie has also, made AF-
rangensents 10 as Ii order Oh any quantity OF
quality of Agricultural seeds Of herts The FOL-
lowing comprise few Of the different articles. ]
Artichoke, asparagus, beets, BEANS english
dwarf B poll, hrocole, cobbags Of every variety.
csalif1ower, leek scotch, flag & lonion mustard;
massurtam okra, parsley, porsnips pepper radssl,
spinach sen kale fornatn, canary, hemp, carrot,
chervil, celsry corn salad, sugaroon, corn lusca
rors eress, curlid and common cucumber, egg
plant, endivs, lcttce, mslon murk and wsfer
criotl, peas, pumpkins, charburt, sslsfy, squash,
turnip, sage onion sets, top onious, seed pota-
toas COW peas. white benns, rcd beans &c..
J,ist received a fresh surply III Apple Butter
from the Shakers AZ MONfAN, Sr,.s