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HOTELS.

COTTON OSNABURGS.-30 bales superior No.
" rs 0znaburgs, Just received and for sale by
aug7 SEYMOUR, TANNING & co.
CANDLES.-l50box boxes Star Candles;
" rs Summer Mould do For sale by
au7 SEYMOUR, TANNING & co.
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NOTICE.

q H. LOOMS CO., sole Agents for Nashville. vii
-. furnish the people 81 Tennessee with al the d1srcni
kinds Of WINE made BY ne, az my Cincinnati wholesale
prices Also, the Catawba Craps Cuttings sor pAntlng
Gall aud see them. n. InNGW0RTH,
mars Cincinnati, Ohio.
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WEIGH 6 GRIFFITHs
g - NN 9 q 6

PATENT GROUND.
AvING purchased from Mr.. VIM. Southwen his Patent
Right for grinding CIRCULAR and other saws, Tor
which have paid him large sum, AND We ARE THE SOLE
PROPRIETOEs We will reward any person
giving information of infringements thesame.
This is the only Machine, invented, that VIII grind
Saw perfectly even IN thickness
They viii require less sett-wi not heat while running
viii saw smoothsave lumberand keep an edge longer
than any other made-and not liable TO become
untrue.
All Saws made from extra quality Of Cast Steel
imported expressly for use, at much higher cost
than is generally used for Saws
We respectfully inform all manufacturers Of Lumber, that
Saw will be from this establishment but what Of
superior steel and workmanship the temper win be found
more even and uniform than any Saw in use.
E Orders received at our Warehouse 62 Congress St.
BOSTON. WEIGH GRIFFITHS.
And by our Agent
II. BLACKWELL,
aug2O-3m 2l3 Main Street, St. Louis.
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INOK RENT have for rent a splendid stand Tor 9
Il blacksmith the Murfret Shore Pike, 10 miles mo
Nashville Improvements god shops, family residence
aud al necessary ou houses IS 20 acres OF cleared lano
plenty Of IRE wood, &e Terms easy. Apply TO
x. A. BALL0WE, Gea1 Agt,
iAni No. IL Deaderick street.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of W. s. SWYM
MER, No. IA Second Street, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
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NOR SALE-BelWeen eighteen and nineteen a
II hundred ceres Of land lying IN the county Of Ira
yis Texas miles Of Austin. The above Of land
or portion Of IL viii be exchanged for Dry Goods 6io
ceries Also lot in the county Of Liberty, and
Smfhed ON the same the shove. Per further In
formation apply % r. A. BALLoWE GenF Agt.
feb9 No IL Deaderick 81
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NEW YORK.
FASHIONS FOR FALL, 1855.

CLOAKS, TALMAS AND MAETILLAS.
GEORGE ERODE,
WILL introduce for the inspection of Southern and Wes
tern Merchants the 1st Of August his usual large
variety Of goods in his line, ~
EMBROIDERED VELVET NANTES,
RICH MORE ANTIQUE NANTES,
PLAIN VELVET MANTLES Richly Trimmed,
COMBINATION OF VELVET AND MORE ANTIQUE,
&c. &c.
The buyer of the undersigned having just returned from
France he enabled the most extensive assortment
of styles Of any other establishment in the country all Oh
which, by special contract with the Paris Manufactures are
exclusively confined to himself His well known reputa-
ton as the only publisher Irregular monthly Fashion Plates
Har2er's and 6odeys Magazines should be sunent IN
ducement to purchasers to select from his stock
GEORGE RRODIE,
81 Canal Street. G. 63 Lispenard Street, N. York.
Principal entrance 81 Canal street, Second Maatia Store
West Of Broadway, south side. augz-5m
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of the firm in person, viz Lubin Bazns and Mtches
Extracts; American Tinct. and German Cologne Water
Fancy Soaps Hair and Tooth Brushes in every syle Dill
lucs and Lubin saches Aromatic Crystals China Metal
and Glass Puff Boxes several Styles Shell Combs large
stock Also have on hand Indigo, Nader, White Lead
Linseed OIL Turpentne, &c, &c. je9
DISSOLUTION.
TIVE Coparnershp heretofore existing under the firm
i style Of BROWN GRUBBS, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. JO G. BROWN is alone authorized to
the name Of the firm in liquidation &C. - -,
Nashville, June 6, 1865. w. b. GRUBBS.
10. G.. BROWN,
HAVING purchased the entire interest of Mr.. W. B.
II GRUBBs, will continue the DRUG BUSINESS for
mery at the old stand he will be pleased his
friends, &C., &c. No 4S College street. jeS
L'ISHgNG TACKLE-A large Stock selected by
II one of the frm consisting of Genuine Elmer
ick Hooks, plain and ON sno0ds; also, Aberdeen,
Lnes-cabe laid silk and Sea Grass, spun and
plated Silk; Mnnow seines, II by 4 Floats of every
riety Reels Joined Rods Clearing Rings Fly Hooks &C.
&C., &C In Short supply those who appreciate
fine Tackle, with almost every thing they may need the
''''''''1 p'''''-'''- ms -'' 10. G. BROWN,
leg 43 College St
DURE MONONGAIELA WHISKY-5b bls
of the above Just received, OF prime quality Sold to
US for six years old. 10. 6. BROWN,
CTONE wARE-2,5OO pieces Stone Ware, consisting
- OF Jars, Churns, jugs Milk Pans Butter Crooks &C. of
every size, just received. JO G.. BROWN,
je9 43 College st.
DORTCR AND SCoTCH ALE-Consantly
i hand Barclay, Perkins Co.'S celebrated London
Porter and MEMS Scotch Ale. 10. G. BROWN,
je9 43 College street,
DEARL STARCH boxes Of very superior
L article of Starch just received by
ie9 48 College st.
EOR JELLIES-1OO lbs Isingass, Sheet and Shred
Il Also groce Sparkling Gelatine; nupuys Extract Of
Vanilla &c. J. q. BROWN,
je9 43 College st.
GOLD FOIL-Abbey 4 Sons Gold Foil constantly on
IT hand 10. G.. BROWN,
je9 % College street
CONGRESS wATER-coustantly receiving, d
- rect from Saratoga. Also, Empire Water
10. G. BROWN,
ie9 43 College st.
CPERM AND WAX CANDLES-1O boxes
- Sperm and Wax Candles, this day received by
10. g. BROWN,
ie9 IS College street.
EECHES-1,OOO Swedish Leeehss Cd hand and for
IL sale by 10. &. BROWN,
leg 50 College st.
IL 10. g. BROWN,
leo 4s College st.
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RAILROADS & STAGES
NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

49, 49, 80 - 80 -
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CHOLERA PREVENTIVE.

rINHE Public respectfully Informed that LYONS co
sinI c'ntinue selling their celebrated Cholera nnd
tlfarrhea Preventive tfrom the effects OF when
90 many last year reaped great comfort and ree by ue
Gallon Bottle Glass Aspeyentves are alSsys betie
han eres strongly recommend AL % use a. The Poor
supplied without charge, accompanied with practising
Doctors certificate. Private Families particularly, should
s.ey LYONS CO.,
e.sxf 10 Cedar street.
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WOMAN 8 RIGHTS.-The affairs in the
East, as developed before the parliament
tary committee of investigation furnish
an argument for the advocates of weman's
right to an equality ofcivil power, The
men in command at the hospitals at Scu-
tari, as elsewhere, managed everything
in the most miserable manner, without
arrangement, or efficiency, or respon-
sibility. With plenty of stores, with
plenty of funds, the sick and wounded
were suffering because no one had the
proper authority to distribute the means
that had been provided for their relief,
and no one had courage to break through
the routine, which rested like an incubus
upon the whole service. Miss Nightin-
gale alone dared to do it. Without al.
thority, for nobody had the authority,
she took . few stout fellows, broke open
the store houses, and against all rule and
all law, brought to the sufferers the COM
forts for need of which they were dying.
A Uoman showed an energy, O common
sense, and executive ability, to which
not man in the whole service rose. 1t
will not do, after this, to call man who
displays irressolution in purpose, or in
efficiency in conduct, an old woman; but
when 9 woman shows her want of char.
acter let her be called an old man.
Providence Journal.
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS!
JOHN a SMO0r,

SV@s" ssoe W ~ WSe stTeSS, Ne% 0tgh,
GEORGETOWN, d. C,
LAS recrived and is now Offering very general
III sortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
In his stock will be found a good assortment OF
Of nep SfyLe
Light Spring Silks
Best make black do
Bereges, Grenadines, Tissues
Bik modes and bright cold ChallIes
Berege and Challey Deaines, Mousselines
Real French Chintzes and Briants
Organde and JacOnet Lawns
Real imported Lawns, fast colors, at l2J%c.
Real French and Scotch Embroidpries, cheap
Plain striped and plaid B onnet Ribbons
Embd and plain Linen Cambria Handkerchief
great bargain
JacOnet, Swiss, Nainsook, and Plaid Muslins
Rich figured and dotted do
Bajou's Kid and Alexander's Silk Gloves, all
colors
Ladies, Misses, and Cents Hosiery, all kinds
Paas0is Of every shade and price
Rich English fast coIors Prints at l2Jz
win a hrst rate assortment of
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR
Also, Shsetngs and Shirtings of the best makes In
Linens and Cot,Ons
Table Cloths, Damasks, Napkins Towellings, Fur
niture Chintzes, white Spreads
Domestic Goods generally
haSIng made large purchases from the PhiladeI
phia and New York auctions, am prepared 10 OF
Ter grrat Inducements to cash or prompt customers
ap lo-lm J. n, SMOTT,
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How STATUES ARE MADE pR-Dick Tinto,
the Florence correspondent of the New
York Times, writes that the inducements
for American sculptors to remain in
ltaly-Powers, Hart, Crawford and 9TH
ers-are that they have constantly on
hand more orders than they can execute.
and employ numerous workmen at cheap
wages. We quote:
These workmen, who actually perform
the whole or nine-tenths of the chiseline.
cutting in marble what their employer
puts before them in plaster, receive Ital-
ian wageS-a small daily pittance. II
taken to New York. they would at once
ripple and quadruple their Italian earn
lngs, and would probably set up for them
selves as carvers, in a small way, or as
decorators and ornamenters of churches
and public buildings. The chisel is no
longer the tool of the master sculptor -
MS instrument is an odd bit of stick,
With which he scoops away at the figure
IN clay, or at the mud, as be will tell
you himself. When finished, as nearly
as such material can be, a mould is
taken, and from that mould a cast in
plaster. If necessary, this cast is still
further finished and sand-papered, and it
Is then handed over to the cutter, whose
duty 1t is to make and exact fac simils in
marble.
The sculptor proper may never touch
his marble, and when he is told it is
lone. he is ready TO deliver it to its
owner. The workmen in Mr.. Powers
studio have executed not far from forty
Prosperines from the one plaster origi-
nally composed by the master, and the
ireek slave has, in the same way, been
reproduced three or four times. The
best bust maker in Italy never touches
che marble. He may suggest or order
lair strokes here and there, but be does
not handle the scraper himseli. In all
his the workman, though he may exc
cute unassistedly the statute, the head,
the group, is no more the author of his
work than is the clerk who copies the
Prime Minister'S rough draft, or the cal
ligraphist who engrosses SET of resolu-
lions. You can see how impossible it
would be for sculptors, occupying and
requiring in this way the work of many
men, to transport their studios to Amer
lea.
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lated to quite . respectable little sum,

lated to quite . respectable little sum.
and with this | have bought Q number Of
shares in this establishment. You hav,
often heard me repeat my motto. that -
penny saved is penny earned,h and L
have repeatedly told you that when .
man saves twenty-five, fifty, or seventy
five cents day, it is the same as 20
much earned extra. 1t is not what
man earns that tells in his favor at tho
close of the year, but what he saves"
William drew . long breath and
walked away without making any reply;
but that night, while sitting at his fire.
side, he pondered long and deeply upon
the past, and the contrast between his
present situation and that Of James, re-
solving to pursue different course in fu-
ture, but his resolutions have never been
carried out.
James is now, twelve years after mar.
rage, partner IN flourishing business,
and worth ten thousand dollars, while
William is still Q foreman in the same
establishment, at his old salary of eight
hundred dollars year.
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A CLASSICAL BULL.-Some two years
since, an ambitious journalist, q long
way down South, describing steamboat
catastrophe, deplored the .fate of the
"hspless victims, who were plunged at
once into eternity and the uaters of Vir-
gun bay." For this, he was hailed with
inextinguishable laughter, from bis breth-
rem of the press, who quoted bis para.
graph from Sacramento city to Passama-
quoddy bay, and for aught I know, he
has been laughed at throughout Europe
and the sntipodes. Yet, il he had only
known it, the man had right good classi-
cal authority, had he but pluck enough
to throw it into the teeth of the laughers.
Ovid, whom, Of course, no one dare
laugh at, has in the second book of his
metamorphoses in describing the catas-
trophe of Phseton, the following fine
specimen of profound katkos:
DeItra ibratum fulmen alb sure mist
in aurigam, psriterque an imsque 70
tisque expulit,
Which, for the benefit Of those who
like the "Swan Of Avon" have little
Latin and Greek, may be roughly and
readily done in English thus:
awbereat the ruler of the sphere
Hurls the poised tbunders from his DEXTER eu,
With which the helpless shsxfotesr he kneen
Al ence out Of eIistsncs oas hes oos-" t..
It seems that Ovid has it hollow,
against the Isthmian EDITOR keoork
Advertiser,
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AN APPEAL TO COMMON SENSE.

LIT rHK SICK HRAR THE rRUru
NArIAm DfH1AhE-Whereve known his testI
mony Wi De conclusive. But lest those who 90
not know the Captain should be sepptlcaI Dr IA ~.
son 8 Bro, with others Of the best known and mos
nighly respectable citizens Of Easton, endorse bir
wonderful cure by
HANPTON's VEGETABLE TINOrURR.
Aess7s. Mortimer s Mopbre,:
=, Senfemen-l feel il my duty to you and the pub
lie 70 certify to the effects of Hampt Vegetab.
Tincture. / was for more than five years laborins
under disease Of Chronic Rheumatism, and the
great par Of thar time was so helpless that had
20 be helped from my bed and dressed in my clothes
became reduced TO a mere skeleton. All the med
icBes I took done me no good, and continued &
grow worse. | heard of Hampton's Tncture anc
thought would give II trial. At this time I die
not expect TO live one day after another. [ fd no
take II (the Tincture) for the Rheumatism, but H.
q short time was well IL that disease. From Ii,
effects Of your incture and the help Of God l ap.
now getting In good health.
wish all the afflicted to Try HAmpton's Vegetable
1fnctu-e, as l have done, with the same effect tna
it has on Your 0bedient servant,
ISAAC BENJAMIN.
We are acquainted with Isaac BENJAMIN, pelc
him some OF Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, and be
heve the above statement correct.
Prom our knowledge Of Captain Benjamin we ar.
eonhdent hat the above statement is true and un
exaggerated. ]. A. JoHHssE,
CHARIEs ROBINSON.
Call and get pamphlets 4atis, and see cures o.
Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuraigia, Dys
Pepsia, Nervousness and General Weakness. As q
tenaie medicine or for delicate chIdien believ,
Sold by MORTIMER L MOwBRAY, [ 10 Bait
more street, Baltimore; and 304 Broadway, NJ YHs
CHAs. STeTT Co., J. B. MOORE, d. B. CLARKE
CLARzr Il BowLISs, w. ELLIOT, and II. McPHER
son, Washington, also, by r. 8. p. CIssEL, George
town, and z. q. BERRY, Alexandria, and by Drug
gists ever, W nee. ian Str
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ATTENTION, OLD SOLDIERS.

A Ii my old friends for whom obtained Bounty
IA Land IN less quantities than l60 acres arr
hereby informed that their names and a memOran
dunn Of their time is on my Book, so that their de
claratioRs for additional Bounty Land can be made
with facility Many Of thOee who failed to obtain
land for want of time, entitled to loo anC
can obtain the same by calling ON INC.
Seamen, Ordinary Seamen, Marines, Clerks
Lendsmen, (of the Navy Wagoa Masters, Team
steTs, &c, sc, in any war, will find II to their ad
vantage TO call or send their cases to me
Advice gratis 10 those soldiers, seamen and wild
ows who are unable TO pay
Refer TO any honest man in Washington.
JOHN ID. CLARK,
Agent, No. 527 Twelfth street west
anT-lm$
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EOR SALE-A Pair of BAY MARES. 7 year,
Il Itspring, well-bred sound stylish, a.
gentle, spinted and capital goers. They are 10y
well broken and perfectly free from tricks ana will
particularly suit any gentleman who Is fond OF
driving. The owner parts with them only because
his purpose is TO rctrench his expenses. They can
be seen at Southron's Qste Brch's) Stable, on 18th
street, south of Pa. avenue. For terms or an op-
portuny to try them. enquire at the counter Of the
Star office. They will be sold ba. gain.
an 3-tf
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FIRST GRAND ANNUAL BALL
0BTHE
MONUMENTAL CLUB.

.-. AZ Cdh OSPS SALOON
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Aprt, a.
fs'HE Monumental Club have much pleasure IN
announcing to their friends and the public osn
orally that their first Annual Ball will be- gyen as
above 80
The Club pledge that no effort on their payt will,
De spared TO make all who honor them with their
presence, pleasant and agreeable time,
superior band OF music has been enoaoed fo,
the occasion. Z. -- "
The Supper and Refreshnent department has
been placed In the hands If an experienced a caterer
Tickets, Sl--admittipa gentleman and ladies' 10
ee had OF any member Of the Club OF at the door on
The evening fths ball. .- = O''
No hats or caps allowed in the room except those
worn BY different Clubs.
Comm,stes Of .arrang gemes,s
MF t1anegan, Savage,
w franklin, T Withery,
Al Baker, Dawes,
Managers.
Withen, G Pulaski.
Gait, c Rupert
b Coe, w Reryv
franklin, Hunt,
Croggins, JKeyworth
Floor Manag~s
] franklin, 8 Savage.
ap 10 -WSMTuW
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NObLL 4 BOYD,
BLIND MAKERS 4 UPHOLSTERERS,

M OULD respectfully inform their friends and
w the public generally that they yI=7Ez-E
prepared to attend to all orders in iz;s.sc:ss
he.r line of business. s-=:
All kinds Of UPHOLSTERING
neatly executed; such as-Cutting and s==is
Making Carpets, Fitting down Mating E==s
and Oil Cloth, Making and ftIing up s=S,
Bed and Window Curtains Hair Shuck E=@as
and other Mattresses, Pew and other :S===ls
Cushions, Spnng Beds, Lounges. Easy, and Sick
Cnairs. We have in store Window Shades and
Trimmings, Cords and Tassels, Split Blinds, Wide
Paper for Curtains. VENITIAN BLINDS made in
any style, and old ditto repaired look as well H.
new All kinds OF old Work repaired, and all Or
ders thankfully received and promptly attended to
fOJ cash, or perfect understanding before hand
Hyou want the worth Of your money Just give us
call, at No 291 Pa. avenue, south side, betw 9th
and 10th streets mar 30-tf
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SHIRTS !-SHIRTS!
NEW SHIRT ESTABLISHMENT :
UASuJNrNTnN m

"AVING added to ablishment depart
ment for the manufacture Of SHIRTS w e are
prepared to make TO order Shirts OF superior quality
and finish.
Particular attention paid to measuring fitting and
delivery at the shortest notice.
Sample Bos0ms, worked and plain
Also, worked and plain French Cuffs
Boys Shirts of all qualities
We shall give this branch our especial attention,
and use every effort TO give satisfaction in price,
make and finish.
Shirts not fitting can be returned.
Genuemsn's Furnishing Goods in every style and
quality.
Superior stock Of Gloves.
WALL & STEPHENS,
Pa. avenue between 9th and 10th ss
Hotel. ap ll-eO6t
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MOTTO G.-Iust received a few more cases O,
IN those splendid MGieskin HA 8, which -
offer At 50 so. equal 10 any in the city. also ! M
have splendid French Hat, which sell much -
below the usual price. The cash system, together
with small EXPENSES, enable me to do this have
a few magnificent wo ked SHIRTS, TO which
call the attention of the ladies' They are sent from
New York, to be sold very low.
ANTHONY,
Columbia Place, Seventh street,
second dOoT north of Penna. avenue.
ap 2l-eo3t
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w / L L A RD'S HOTEL,
Old Point Comfort. Va.

j'HE Proprietors take great pleasure In informing
their many friends and the public generally that
this magnificent Summer Hotel il now being fitted
up in the most modern and comfortable styIe for the
coming seaDn. The house will be opened on the
p7't ot 1sne, with nothing left unprovded that may
promote the coo,fort and happiness of its guests
The propretcrs also take much pleasure In saving
that they will be prepared and happy to accommo
date from the first Of May any who may favor them
with a call
Board per .........................Sa 90
BY the week, per rday...............l so
By the month, per day ..... ........ les
Baths free for the guests.
ap2-U G.. c. WILLARD RROS
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MICHAEL NOURSE,

NOTARY PUBLIC AND AGENT FOR BOUNTY
LAND CLAIMS, AND FOR THE CONNEC.
TICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY Or HARTFORD. ..
He has In his possession the ROLLS Of the Militia
OF the District in the War of l8a and will prepare
declarations and papers for soldiers, widows, and
orphans. ap l<-eo6t
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0EAFNEss CURED.-Ths following is

hGAFNEss CURED.-The following IL
IL taken from Scott's Weekly:
DEAFNESS.-We understand that the success
which has followed the use of SCARPA'S ACOUS-
TIC OIL, in cases Of Deafness, has been astonish-
ing, thousands OF persons avins been cured, whose
cases were considered hopeless. The calls for this
medicine from all parts Of the country IL being
we believe, the only article before the public for the
cure Of that distressing disease.
Be particular and buy Of l.. ID. GILMAN, Wash
ngton, ID. C., and 3 8. HANCE, Baltimore, Nd, as
there is counterfeit article in the market.
feb 2S-2m
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FRUIT TREES, GARDEN SEEDS, &c

THE undersigned offers large collection Of
i Peach trees, also Apples, Pears, Pums, Cher
nes, Grape Vines, GOOseberies, Currants, Raspber-
Ties, Rhubarb Roets, &c.
English Garden Seeds, fresh from the growers
COMPRISING all the best variety Of Cabbages, Caul
flowers, Lettuces, Radishes, Onions, Beets, Beans
Celery, Turnip, SC, with all the finest vegetables
In cultivation.
Flower Seeds in great variety, among which are
the following: Aslers Stocks, POrtulaccas, Petumas
Phloxes, with many new and rare things all offered
at the lowest prices. JOHN SAUL,
Seed Store, corner of 7th and streets.
ap 12-eO6t*
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IMPORTANT BOUNTY LAND. BOOK.-Just
l. received a second edition of Tripleu's Pension
and Bounty Land Laws, embracing a digest of all
the laws decisions and forms relating to pensions,
to officers and soldiers of the RevoiutioH their wild
ows and children; 10 army and militia invalids and
their widows; TO Navy and Marine invalids, their
widows and children and to Bounty Lands provi-
ded for by every act from the Revolution 10 and in
cludng that of March 8, 1855; arranged as TO be
recommended by the Commissioner of Pensions
Price g; mailed 70 any part Of the United States,
eSeept California. f..+ - -
= TAYLOR b MAuRY, d.
sp9D e.-- 49, Bookstore, near 9th 81