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THE HORTICULTURIST,
Ind Journal Of Rural Art and Rural Taste.
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Ind Journal Of Rural Art and Rural Taste.
rTsIIE TORTICULTURIST is Monthly Journal,
devoted to HORTICULTURE and its kindred arts, Ru,
raj Architecture and Landscape Gardening. 1t is ed
tied by r. BARRY, late Horticultural editor Of the
tennessee Farmer, and author of that popular work,
The Fruit Garden" To those who cultivate Fruit
Flowers, this work is indispensable, it contains
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the subject either in this country or in Eu-
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THE H0RTICULTURIST is beautifully printed,
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by the best living artist in this line.
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Published by JOHN p. JEWETT, CO Boston !;
JEWETT, PROCTOR, W0RTHINGToN, Cleve-
land, Ohio. April 7-3wif
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FOR THE WEST AND SOUTH-BALTIMORE AMI
OHIO RAILROAD.
~ RlE


Imoeed crransements for travrYo,tant Aang Of sehea
nie. ~ ii r--
iHE pte completion the Central Ohio railroad between
and Columbus uniting do-s by short aud dir,c
this greatly
van,ages through that direction. On
day, November ~, 1854, the trains viii bs tolows
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two trains daily First ma
uan leaving Camden station al Instead OF o'clock as
heretofore, (excep Sunday arriving Wheeling 4O
Seconds the ,rsn leaving al s. instead Of
heIetre and unni.g through to Wheeling in about
reaching 10 25 ~. THIS viii -iop Wa.h-
Junction. Sykesve Monocacy Harpers Ferry, Martins
burg, Johns Piedmont,
burg Farmington Camrou and Monndsvc only
aud meals Batn trains make prompt
regular
ton sanausky Toledo Detroit Indian Chicago, ST.
Sc leaving Baltimore by thn mail tram Will reach Gin
ciDna dinner white By The they
there at " the next night besg kept but night tho route by
either train.
points, can make direct conneaon with the trains the Ceve
land AID Ptsburs railroad navsable
for steamers between Wheeling and Wsve by leaving Baltimore
Returning, the The express
train nj 3u reaching Baltimore al so the mali train
at ii A5 }, reaching Baltimore nj Z,
Through tickets by boat from Wheeling for CncinBai Madison
Louisville 81 Louis and other ver cities will be sold all
when the OF water will admit.
Through Washington,
important cities and the West sold the ticket Offices
OF The company sf ..#E
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The mail an, leaving Camden will
Wheeling at II As, midnight Cumberland 20 Is,
nves at Baltimore at !, }.
d,ate places will a4 daily, Sunday arriving
Frederick at A. Rrluraiug will leave Frederick
arriving Baltimore at ~ 81,
TIE Eicos Mills accommodation will be daily (excepi
Sundays ns follows:
Leave Camden Station 6, a. m, and 3, p.
Leave Eilcoit's Mills al 30, a. ~, and 80, ?.
Dec lf-dG
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United Steles Mail.
LOUISIANA.

Posr OFFICE DKPAErmEsT,
November o., 1854.
DROPOs The mails of The United States the
LIST March, 1885, the Both june 1858 the following in
louisiana will be received the Contract Office of this
Department until O'clock Monday, the 18th Of Janu
ary, 1855 TO he decided by the l7th following;
From Red River Landing, by smmspon Moeauvie
Mansma, MarksvIe, and Point siagre, TO Alexandra
"a miles and back, three week, 10 two llorst
coaches . . .
Leave Red River Landing Monday Thursday, and satur
day nj ga
Arrive at Alexandra came days by ~ pm;
Leave Alexandria Tuesday, Friday and Sunday at a
Arrive Red River Landing days by II NJ.
the fourhorse coaches will be
considered and invited.
For form of PROPOSAL and certificate, also and
embracing obligations incorporated
executed by the accepted bidder such
deem expeden and adve
inviting the
July 1884, June 80 1852 the Alabama Louisiana
&C., dated January D. 1854.
Each proposal should be sealed marked Proposal for route No
773 La" and addreed Second Assistant Postmaster General
Washington, d. G.
LANES CAMPBELL
Nov 23-lawIw Postmaster G. neral.
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TO oUR sUssCRIsRRs,

The nsns Of Vim - ntel La Sus sssss. sas s
payment Of TIC suhsczuuoa - na6s N s1v1neA
aas subscribers nsy forward onsy b Is ns posxs Of
w " paid asuussd b. oqrsslves in s
COUNTRY PAPER psbhshsd M weekly during tbs .es-
mons - Cons'ss'' and miwsskH daring tho rscsss.
sscnploas os period ssss Aan year be received
terms PsoposooasS 70 the shove asnsal rates
00-P0sTMAsTRRs sashovssd 70 act =. nm, ,.s, a n
sending W. s'vs DAILY subscriAs with asa enclosed -
a copy sratis lfHn ri
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The National Hotel

cy will Ieopened reception of guests os.he 9Th
The OF kitchen
the the building aud The alterations and aou the dining
greatly eassts.
The table Will furnished with the best the markets anod,
and labor will be spared
the
The subscriber, public will continue
the liberal which has always extended the house.
Persons desiring for The do
time after the 2oh, by calling at the Hotel
Z. d. WILLARD.
WAsmssTos Cry, November IA, 1854.
ct
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Shirts! shirts! Shirts

IU. FAULKNER only practical shirt maker in the city,
his old members OF Con
that by leaving their at his shirt
hrts of the mseral and
The which these sbrts have
invite gentlemen
who ebeentr shirts HIM call,
feeling wli ina admit their superiority
Sign Of the Shirt Pennsyv svenue between Third and ~
south side.
sA good furnishing goods hand. which will
be sold cheap
9--eodlm
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Minnesota Land Agency.
TRACY Il FARNHAu,
Bankers and General Land .igenis,

Bankers and General Land .4geats,
ST ANTHONY FALLS, MINNESOTA
COLLECTIONS made and proceeds promptly remd al cufe
u rates of exchange
capitalists
that will and annun, aud
ftcn
The
county, enable make
nearly, quite every year
thousands How be safely and profit
ably invested
vicinity OF and thriving villages now be
bought ST. 65 acre, years will be worth
Many the uf The North have
by the rise Of and those that have the
purchase when lands cheap viii
Satisfactory references For particulars, address
TRACY x FARNHAM,
Dec I5-d&wlma ST. Anthony Falls
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SrIiE American Advance me Mt of
Education will hold meeting and
the Smithsonian Institution during the
between Christmas and New Years beginning
Tuesday, December 90 instant.
number the distinguished educators country
the leading friends OF educaon expected to be from
valuable
which viii be followed by interesting discussions
The viii offer the Washington
Christmas week.
The o government mstnbers Congress-
earnestly their
their influence induce their friends
any liberal minded citizens offer free
make contributions for that
send their residence,
accommodate, Of the following gentlemen The
q hand, and whatever ia done be done quickly
In the ls WardG. j. Abbot, esq. and Rev. O. A. Davis.
=" % " Prof j, Henry and r. Richards.
sc 81 20 p. Force, esq, V. Harbaugh es1., and sias
Hill,
ith J. w. Marry, esq, Rev. G.. Samson and
Rev b. Sunderland.
9th 4" b. L. French, esq, nnd Prof A. d Dachs
9th d. b. French, esq, and o. G. Wight,
:" uh =. York At.ee, efq, o. c. Wight, ESQ, and w
Il. Rantolph, esq
q. RICHARDS,
Sec. Local Com.
WAsMSeTes, Dec, g, 1854,
Dec Ii-eo3t
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PHILrr DERocBBRoa. and others,
W.LLIAn ID. CLARKE and others.

$3.50 -" aa ~ '' Circuit court of Caroline
WILLIAM d. CLARKE and others. } ''""'' '"""s ~ eq"5
ME object OF this the safe
mruoned bill of complainants The bill that Philip
Deocbhrome Ann q. william ID. Clarke Joshua
f. Clarke, Clarke luiia A. Clark Bogan
William Began Formerly Lurana Ciarke) Ecmn D.
Ann Catbarue and Julia
in of real estnte lying in Caroline county
will he advantage and of the
aud divide the
parties according their just proportions.
That snd William D. Clarke, Ann f. Clarke,
Clarke, salty Clarke Julia A. Clarke Luran Began, wife VIII
judged ordered the complainant causing copy
be erted in published Washington,
four months before The first day OF June give
defendants OF the object substance
them this by
they have, decree ought pass prayed
p, y. HOPPER.
True copy. Test THOMAS +. CAREY, Clerk.
October 6, l55f. Dec l4-laW3wW
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no Members OF Congress. Strangers. Ssc.--DUvALL
RRO merchant tnlors, have in
and complete selections OF goods ia their tine Of business
sisug, French cloths aud
embroidered which prepared
order in their usual style of elegance.
We also
pleio Of silk and woosen shirts and
umbrellas, gloves supendes cravatn, hardkerchiels &c
- eo2wf DUNALI. BROTHER
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AsyIum for Orphan BOYS.

The yncen,s Orphan Asyum having estab-
shed boys under the OF the
Chstian Bfoherswho ready SUCH without
regard religious opinions OF will be admit
the OF their meaDsbeg leave
charitable inhabitants OF the District Of
Columbia convenient which
solicited enable the provide o the care
protection these suffering children, whom poverty and the
of rendered objects OF and commiseraon
whose appeal to the heart Of every Christian
had the satisfaction OF completing their house
orphan girls where nearly hundred children are now sup
educated and although they determined, on the h
1853 reeabs the house for orphan boys they have
from doing by the want OF neaus the
available property hands, with small exception, beng, by
grant and Of donations and iesacies
female branch of the institutions the income from
which with other for the support Of af
and this appeal by the trustees TO the
charitable for AID the Of their duty towards the or
provide especially whom has been f, by the
trustees pressing obligation.
Donations contributions will be thankfully received by
stees by either Of the ladies gentlemen and
will enie charitable contributors the OF the
hans.
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NUTsCErle heirs representatives of Rudopus Brill, de-
" ceased whose granted by
Orphans for Washington county, Maryland, the year
1901 hereby notified the orphans court of nd
county before the t day May, 1855 and establish their
hands, which hereafter
hands, the und. administrator de bonis with
10 viii annexed of said deceased.
JOHN Il SNEARY,
Administrator dc bonis the will annexed.
Nov 2g-iawiwf
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BARGAINS fer the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. make a change
U in bnspess will lj pes-
wanting holi-
avs W wei 10 select them w. II Of
Emhroiderirs, sces rbands flowers
Dress caps, head dresses, slovrs, trimmings
Together Il fancy notions mention,
wlic, will be cheap A. TAiE,
Dec 10 No. 3if Penn. av., between 10Th
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Rev. EDWARD A. KNIGHT, President,
Rev. JAMES n. DONELAN,
Rev. TIMOTHY J. O'TuOLE,
THOMAS CARBERY, Treasurer,
w HICKEY Secretary

Lady Henrietta H. Boone, first direcess Miss
Caarine NJ Johnson second drecess Mrs Henrietta Kennedy
Cuhaine A. Mari, srcralary Mrs Caharine
smms Mrs Jane Noyes, Mis- Vary Elliot Mrs Josephine Young
Mrs. CahariHe Roche.
Gentlemen and pise Of oys' asylum, and o. parish
do schools connected hsreWthDr. W. j. O. Duhame Charles
Keenan,, Edward simms setaphim Ma John Fzparick Vii
liam Wheaey Thomas Bayne ete Brady Grorg" Harvey Jo
Rsden, Rcbon, DR.. Alexander Smms,
George Matingy, Robert Maboaey, John / Cassel-
fhe Weekly News STAR and Baltimore Sun, Will please iDser,
ne above several times. Dec lt-2aw2w
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STANDARD French Authors, fine edistons, In nns
~ Paris bindings for sale IN variety by the undesg ned
ported by himself from Paris, Of them lust opened
Dec 81 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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TWENTY Demtjohns superior Old rye WhisL sy
i best the District, for said by MURRAY X SEMAES
Dec l2-3teoif
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CAHD.f1ur patrons, and the public general
II specy informed that have this day, The iIib
additional NV
". wealth
every description
the reasonable terms.
A call is respectfully solicited. HILBUs HfrZ
Dec
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DREPARATION the HOIidays.-TODD CO. in
the ladies Of rich
OF sable, mink ermne, fitch
lynx, Siberian squirrel.
With vnrey of other choice and rich fur comprising The
largest assortment offered in this market.
The opportunity Of obtaining these reasonable
reasonable price Cbiidren's in endless variety,
prices low.
TODD h CO.,
Dec 10 9-dlw Under Browns Hotel.
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Posr orroE DsrARrarsr,
LIST day of September 1855, the 0th OF June 1855 nciu
siye) ID UTAH TERRITORY win be ,hs Contract
until Of the 18th Of June, lss5 decided the
next day on The routes, and in the lime herein specified VIA
1886 From Salt Lake City, by Nefs Ml Creek nonday
settlement L,,,e Cottonwood and Drapersvie, 10 Mount
ainviIe Is mi, inles :. and bae. s. once a week
Lsa,s ..vs sa :, lake u, every Tsarsdsy a, ,aam
Leave Mounranvile every Friday a a IN
Arrive at sail LaAe City day W
ne,'s Mi,, Bingham, and kanyon, TO Cedar Valley, As
Leave ss Lake i% i%ts every Win Thursday a,7um,
Arnve at Cedar Valley nesi day by i2 mi
ays says c'sa sa Yss' ass cs sss yes s% aay sy
iascs From Toee City to Gnntsvle, u miles and back
Leave Toele City every Tuesday atsam,
Arrive al Gransviie by ~ mi
Leave GIas.yie G. s.I.i every Tuesday a, pms
aud Parovan, Cedar Guy, miles ana back a
L..vs Xsg,u ci,y every Manaa,. !. am;
.N ve ss,, :, ssdri s Cry . nvas a,ha Friday ~ op%i
Arrive at Nephi City every Friday by pm
ff. NOTES.
Nopay will be made trips for each Of such
o,sion; @ not explained III n'ss %es The pay ns
with depending mas and sufficiently excased
fourth Of the compensation for III. subject 10 Fines
explained by certificates postnIas,e the atavis OF
posi- oee suffering injured, destroyed
and for refusing after demand convey The mail frequently
The may Tor
laws department. for assigning the contract
without General The Postmaster
General schedule He ao order increase of
by allowing therefor increase the
He also cura discontinue the ervice II
he allow months alton
dispensed with No will be allowed for
of distance If the points be supplied
herein The bids should addressed
second Assistant Postma-te Gehea supscribed Ai proposal
the Territory of u The 10 be executed and
bto day Of September,
further conditions be incorporated
the contracts adverisemenLor California; Oregon, uah &e
dated 18th October, 1883 ..-
JAMES CAMPBELL,
6-Iawsw PUsn ler General.
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I INJURIOUS AnTICLEs.-We have deemed 1t prudent 10
Ii reduce the OF all articles the
offer ibis time hose below nameda well nssortcdor
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
a extremely low figures.
lot Of rich cashmere and cane lanc long shuws and
adies cloaks and man'Ies, modern styles
do medium fnc Grape shaws
rs pieces plaid aud plain Merinos the pads considered
handsome st Ia the District
70 pieces rich and peculiar glossy black Silks all widths,
Styles aud prices
supply OF plain and figured siks in the lot
ptopriate for evening drasses
fun assortment Of cmbroidces with ladies' embroidered
pocket handkerchief.
But few judges above goods reflection will
satisfy them The reliable whence
their supplies.
Our stock Of all the leading styles Of simple goods abundant
We would aso large o Of choice bed blankets and
comforts mentioned this stock
all kinds Of linen goods and mourning goods will be found
pirte duting the year.
Dealing only fabrics stamp decided excel
having hxed uDaeablr
will advantage OF doing business
~ All indebted will please call their
bills by the LIST prormo Their prompt attention will be regarded
favor.
Good articles. low and fair dealing be relied
In all PERRY BROTHER,
"Central Stores, - building,
Dec as-6iif Opposite Centre Market.
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Notice OF Lost Land Warrant.

Az HEREAs No. 526i0 for 90 acres, issued
favor of Benamihe Puckr for military services in the
1872 and said address through
pos Washington city, and has been either
hereby shall, apply
N, u. TAPSCOTC.
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CARDTo all wish purchase good furniture house
keeping articles kind subscriber would that
No. $50 oppoit.
Exchange Bank well filed with fine assortment None
determined
be ouidone of beautiful
eUameiied chamber
furniture, m order finished IN superb style
funds
bargains be expected Goods delivered
sriy free of charge all Of the city Geo,seown
Nov 2s-eod3w ~ NJ. NcCRECOR!
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TO Members Of Congress strangers sojo"rninS In the
city, and the public gsneraIiyPermt 10 call aten
stock Of cloths aud vest
incs will be made order the shortest notice and IN
such style please Having supplied establish
workmen, will that ei
sha those made other
adjustment n the United Siates
WM. n. STANFORD, Merchant Tailor,
Penn avenue, OF I'd No ssS.
Also regular French Fashions rec.iv regularly
WI suits month w, II. =.
J-2aw3wd
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GEO. II DRAPER, Hayre.

r n.,s OF these ships win be accountable for god
snec cws precious sones metals, unless bills
Sdns re sisned the vrlue thereof therein
Dec I7--dif
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CUPEtIoR second n md Pianofortes.-I have on hand
several superior hand pianos which wiz he sold low
Apply JAs. e. Mcguire,
Dec 5-3 Auconcer and Commission Merchant.
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THIS n that the subscriber rfh OBJ
Washington the Dis
of Columbia letters o administration the personal estate OF
deceased
the deceased hereby warned TO
vouchers thereof the subscriber
November they otherwise hy law
be excluded ali benefit of the said estate.
Given under my hand ibis 25th day Of Noyember le5t
r G. WASHINGTON,
dlnin
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4 FEAST FOR EPICUREs.AA few PATIO dc Foiegras
Tes aso spiced red salmon prepared by TnRett
Co.. ct John, Newfoundlanda delicious arceior sale by
ROBT. ID. TWEEDY,
Corner Penn. aud 18th street,
Dec 22--dtIstJan South side
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THE Practical braoghtsmant n complete course OF
engineering, architectural mechanical dawna by Armen
gsnd and johnson, civil engnee vol, London sS4
Nov 95 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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I Circuit court of Caroline
{ county, sitting in equity.