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Libel 0uit Oecided

NEW YORK, May 3I.-The case Of Fry as.
Bennett, libel suit for Sc 900 damages, was
decided to-day BY a verdict for the plaintiff.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN
Il the Store occupied by the late firm Of K. Co
dey Il Co respectfully inform their friends ard
the public that they win continue the business
under the name OF GRUBB e. LosANo, and will
spare no pains to sustain the reputation enjoyed
by the late firm. Our stock Of Goods for the sea
son is complete, TO which the attention Of our
friends and the public is invited.
II. GRUBB,
Late Of f.. Cooley 4 Co.
NJ LOSANO
Merchant Tailors, 493 Eighth ST. near Ave
IL ALI persons indebted 10 the late firm Of
+ Cooley Co., will confer a favor by closing
their accounts without DELAY.
IN 28-2w GROBB LOsANo.
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UImpsrtant to the LndI,..-Dr nm

FUNGUS FEMALE PILLS.-The combustion OF Ipgredi-
ents In the Pills are perfectly harmless. efficacy and
merits are based upon extensive practice thirty
years; and where the directions have strictly fol
low ed they have failed TO
relieve psiafua difficult nenstrnaon partIcularlT a
the ch.nge Of FIFE. They viii whites and remove
All obstTuctons arising from cold exposure any
ana may be used successfully Preventive Call upon
'hs agent ana get a Circular for particulars free.
rrce III per box with full Scd wholesale and
sesiI 6y CHAs erOTT, Druggist Pennsylvania avenue
- e. WAITE, SIS Seventh street, Washington d. c.
n .. u CiSsEls Georgetown to whom all orders
ladies' no enclose them one dollar - -
gerry WIG WA :" " U"'''ie'' a .5
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by JAS. G.. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
SALE OF BUILDING Lots

Il en- the isiand.-By virtue OF deed OF trust
corded In Liber J. A. 8 No. IS, folios 2l7 and
els, the subscriber will sell, at public auction, on
THURSDAY, the 5th day Of June, 1855, st6 X
20 I'm rquare No. 5i3, Lot No ID fronting AZ feet
on street west, by IS feet on south street and
Lot No 20 fronting so feet on south street, be-
tween Sd and X streets west, by I02 feet inches
deep to a 30 foot alley.
The Lots will he subdivided to suit purchasers,
and offer very favorable opportunity to persons
desiring 10 build invest, being In arapidly i'm
proving part Of the city.
Terms: One half cash the balance I'm six aud
twelve months, for notes bearing interest," ured
upon the property; and IL not complied with in
five days after the sale, the property will be resod
upon one weeks notice, at the risk and expense
Of the purchasers.
All cenveyancing at the expense Of the pur-
chasers. CHAS. WALLACE, Trustee.
m 28-eo6ds JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
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ENOR RENT.-A FURNISHED PARLOR
IL and chamber, situated near the Patent Office
Address Box No. II, at this Office. m 3O-3t
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reeomme ndation Of all who have given tbs,n 80
tosy are Invaluable; for cholera the ONLY
Pressnih'e kas~n for indigestion these Bers tsSsn az
corning 20 the dire I'll bottle have
beyond doubt During the seky season last
IN fisourg AZ well ss elsewhere, they found
lent and are represented for the an
than any other medicine I'm the market They can he or
wholesale and retail from the Drug of JAMES
try. =. - ,
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WORTH REMEMBERING.
SONS MAKING PURCHASES OF

SONS MAKING PURCHASES OF
L Housekeeping Hardware and ves <zN 49,
Cutlery, silver Plated Ware, ~
Clocks, Feather Busters. Bas. v283f -
kets, Brushes, &C will find II decidedly 10 their
Fellows Hall on Seventh street He has en- .
larged his store-has II stocked with every useful
housekeeping article, and Is satisfied with very
small profits His prices are certainly low.
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FOR THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
- 90 9
TO BE HELD IN CINCINNATI
On Menday, June 2, 1886.

Fare for the Round Trip only Sixteen dollars
DoUND TRIP TICKETS WILL BE Is
~ sued by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
COMPANY to Delegates and others who may desire
to attend the Convention at Cincinr aft, at One
Halt rae Usual Rates Of Fdre! Fare for the
Round Trip only $40.
Tickets good 10 return until the 18th Of Jane
and must be procured before starting, or the usual
fare will be collected in both directions
WIN. 3. WOODSIDB,
m -1v Master Transportation.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FOR SALE
on the east side OF Sixth street, between s.
and II streets north; having front Of 25 feet on
9Th street, running back IS feet to a paved alley
Inquire at No. 3lS Third street, next to corner Of
g, or ct this ONCE. ma I-3t*
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OST.-IN GEORGETOWN, BETWEEN
IL Bridge and West streets, on "Wednesday,
MAY 2Sth, Iady's Gold Hunting WATCH. The
finder will he suitably rewarded bv leaving IL
with 7 A LAZENBY, Bridge street Georgetown.
m 20 3I&
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SPkCTACLES AND EYEGLASSES -
~ Just received a large assortment Of very supe-
rior Gold, Silver and fne steel Spectacles, Shell,
Steel, and Gold Eye q lasses, &c
We invite particular attention 10 our assortment
Of the above, with real pebble eyes, by far the
best article for defective vision ever discovered
NJ. w. GAIT d BRO, Jewellers.
m 30 Penn. avenue, bet 9th and 10Th streets.
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BOARDING,

ROARD.-A FEW RESPECTABLE ME-
- chanics can obtain good board and pleasant
rooms by applying at No. 3S7 18th street, between
II and l.. Also, two young ladies can be accom-
modated with board. Terms moderate.
IN 22-1m#
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BOARD, &c.-MkS. BATES, ON THE 3 w.
ID corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
isprepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms,
with or without board. Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. apo-d
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nlneral "aters.-A fresh supply of
p orohD Athh, so justly celebrated for dyspsptics
Sonsess ana Empire Waters, from the world reno wned
sprinss a. s.r.toEa Blue Lick w.ter from Blue LIck
MANS new Drug Store. sss PsnDa. aveuu. IL
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MEDICAL CARD.

nR. ii. PERABEAU, GERMAN HOMEO-
- pathic physic an, has the honor TO offer his
services TO the inhxbtemts Of Washington AMI
vicinity.
Once on ID street, two doors west OF 9th, where
he will be found from 10 IL q. m, and from TO
p. m. Residence on 1 street, No. LIS, between
10th and 21st streets.
N B-Homeophsthic medicines for sale, which
the Doctor prepares himself with the greatest
care. for Fever and Ague, for Bilious and Bowel
complaints, &c, &c. m l6-3m
CAST OFF CLOTHING
bought AND SOLD AT 20 LOUISIANA
ID avesue, opposite Holmead's Grocery near
semmes'. Address, through Post Once, to oMr.
Tailor" m7-Ims
N. B.-wanted, a Hand to asssst at Taiiosing
and Repairing
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WANT WANTED-W NTED-T(
HI End narsans In yzant of the following az
FOR SALE AND RENT.
[sKE FIRST eE1oR ornEK NOTICES

ENOR RENT "A TWO STORY BRICK
Il Houss, with basement and attic, situated in a
quiet and desirable part Of Capitol Hill, and has
yard and garden attached. For particulars ir -
gsire at the Paint and Oil Store of j. r.
McGREGOR, No. 5A 9TH street je2-3t
ENOR RENT.-A CONVENIENT TWO
l. story Brick Dwelling with back building, con.
talning six rooms, besides attcs, pantres and eel
lars, with wood house. stable, fruit and vegetable
gardsnt attached to the premises. The house is
situated on street, near the southern termination
OF New Jersey avenue, with paved footway from
the door to the Capi.o, and Navy Yard, from
either Of which 1t is convenient distance Rent
moderate Apply to +. BARRY, next door.
I'M ST-3tk
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BOARDING CAN BE HAD FOR LADIES
- and gentlemen at No. 473 on Sixth street. be-
tween ID and E. Families without children pre-
fSired. m 3p-eo3s&
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DOOMS AND BOARD.-NEATLY FUR
IL nished parlors and bed rooms with board can
be obtained In a small genteel boarding house at
No. 2si G street north, between 18th and 18th
streets Families without children preferred.
In % 1w
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k'oh sALE.-HAVING MADE ARRANGE
Il ments to engage In another businfss I will
sen sen toe sn!lIe stock and fixtures Of my Confec
uonery establishment The stand Is one Of the
pest IN TINS CITY, having been long established,
meto change. Inquire at this Office m 96rIw
l. (of about acres) on the piank rosS miles
from Washington. 1t would be dificult 10 and a
pretier site for country residence, or one posses
sing greater advantages, in the neighborhood Of
INC cry. inquus u tnls once. m 2-lmt
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TEAs! TEASE ~
Il rs X-chests Imperial, Gunpowder Ex
Young dyson and Black TEAS 49,
Just received per Schooner Arctic, ftom New
mso-% ~ ' BARBOUR 4 sEMMEs.
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Tor SALE OR RENT.-ONE OF THOSE
4 large and commodious Dwelling Houses, on
house contains water, gas, ard other convenien-
ces, making 1t very desirable for family resi-
9enGs Of the first class. Inquire next door, Of
'OhN WARD, Twelfth street and Canal
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BY A. GREEN. Aucticneer.

by n. UhEEN, AuCtlCneer.
HANDSOME SQUARE OF GROUND,
i fronting on Connecticut avenue, I7th
street west. h and l. streets north, at Auc.
tion.-On THURSDAY, the 5th June, shall
sell at O'Clock p m, in front Of the premises,
Square No. 1854, bounded by the above. mentioned
streets, beautifully located little north Of La
fayette Square. twill be subdivided, with an
alley through the square, and sold In lots to suit
purchasers.
Terms: One.fourth cash bal nee In 6, IL and
Is months, the purchaser to give notes for the de-
ferred payments, bearing interest from the day Of
sale.
deed given and deed Of trust taken.
All conveyancing at the expense Of the pur-
chaser. Title indisputable.
m Do eo&ds A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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nv las C. Mcguire. Auction

BY JAS. Q. McUUINE, AUCuuHeeI
BUILDING LOTS AT
l. Pablo Sale.-On THURSDAY AFTER
NOON, May Goth, at6K O'Clock, on the premises,
l shall sell Lots Nos. l6 and IL, in Webb and
Bradiey's subdivision Of Square No. 52s, each
frontins % feet inches north /, between Third
and Fourth streets west, running back that width
ninety feet to public alley.
These lots are well located, in a very rapidly
for medium sized houses, from the fact Of the ju-
dicious manner In which the lots have been laid
of, afording ample room, without any waste
ground. Terms at sale.
m Esd JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
III The above sale 10 postponed until
wEDN ESDAY AFTERNOON, June 4th, same
hour and place. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
M Nd Auotioneer.
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A Commemorative are informed that the
pair of horses that ran away down Twelfth
street did not belong to Mr.. Henry Turner.
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ALARN.-About 10 o'clock last night, an
alarm Of fire was caused by the burning of
something in the northern portion Of the city.
1t was probably bonfire
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LARcENY.-Michae Mack was arrested yes
terday on . charge Of larcerysand taken be-
fore Justice Hollingshead, who committed him
to Jail for further hearing.
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LOOK Our, BOYS That law of the Corpo-
ration imposing fine on all persons caught
bathing in the river, canal, streams, or creeks,
within the city limits, between the rising and
setting of the sun, will be enforced.
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WANTS.

ANTED.-A GOOD DINING ROOM
w servant at LLOYD'S Union Hotel, near the
Railroad Depot. IN 30 St
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ID OOMS WANTED.-ONE LARGE, OR
IL two common sized rooms wanted for d We
months, to be convenient and public Of access,
and well ventilated. Situated between 9TH and
18th streets, and the avenue and II street prefer
rd Address for Ave days Box 121 City Post
Office. m 30-3t*
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hIoT.-Saturday evening an alarm Of fire.
caused by the burning of a tar barrel in the
seventh Ward, attracted a number of fremen
and others To that section Of the city. Afght
occurred, bricks and stones were used and
for a tine the scene was rather exciting We
are informed that some police officers were
near, and obtained tAe names Of some of the
principal rioters. If this is correct we may
expect to hear Of some cases forsthe Criminal
Court.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of our Washington
boys went down to Alexandria yesterday, and
In consequence of having partaken rather
freely of the bad whisky of that ancient burgh,
were rather belligerently inclined on their
return, and in the fight which ensued upon
lae boat, there was general average of men
and women engaged.
THEFr-John Murphy was arrested on Sat-
uIday Tor the larceny of . calf, the property
Of James + johnson, valued at seven dollars
lie was taken before Justice Goddard, where
the trial caused considerable mirth among
tae bystanders. When We left the ONCE he
was awaiting the arrival Of friend to be-
come security for him
LIE YOUNG MAN employed by Mr. Bien as a
clerk, and who was charged with certain i'm
prOprieues In the IN anagement of his financial
concerns, was discharged by his emnloysr
and has left the city, but did not run aTsy
SUNDAY NIGHT, contrary to expectation w.s
remarkably quiet. Few drunken men 70
seen, ard they were behaving themselv.s
better than drunken politicians usually do
Livery thing was favorable to an orderly .lec
ton day.
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A posER--An atiisi WIN bad been employed
u consluc, an angel lor tie sprc Of chairi, IN
J ntighhofing town. finished lhe work will
rair Of slines 90. Sbme one took occasion 10
point out The etror 10 lilm, aud asked, "Whn-
ever regarded The wnik or mpneni with an
III ei mrrllirsiian, hnl recovering himself. re.
iiael Ysamty &c right, bnluhn yer saw one
without" 54f.i jgsulq
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LONG & CAIN

LUN0 o. CAIN
HAVE just received and offer for sale, large yar-
sety Of perumery, &C., Of the best quality among
which are the following;
Cologne, Toilet Vinegar Lavender Water, verbena,
Geraneum and Bay Water
Fine Extracts, Bazin 4 Har- Basamic Eau De Boot,
rison, fine Tooth Wash,
Chlorine Tooth Wash, Paste for the Teeth,
Eau Illustrate, very iDe ar Lyons Kaiharion,
ticIe for tho Hair, HilIier's Excelsior Furn-
Lip Salse. iure Polish.
Fancy Soaps, Tripoli Polish,
Shaving Soaps, Philocolnes,
Gold Cream, Pomade Divine,
Egyptian Hair Dye,
Fancy Letter &Note Paper, Pocket Inkstands,
Envelopes, Steel Pens,
Letter and Fcoscep Paper, Ink,
backgammon Boards, Work Boxes,
Writing Desks, cahas,
Port Monies, Baskets, &c. &c.
November &C. Co.
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PoIt SALE,

UrEAat, Stsfeh, Cllsfine T0aih Wash.
Black l.eaer vani.h. Bulls safsapatilla,
Eu.cnrc 81 lava ColIer. IA. Mci.nne's Nrnifugc.
a.. Fine. Ayers Chevy Pcriopl,
Holland Gin. Aysfg Pills, Sc. &c.
Long & CAIN.
Junc asd. 1855. sJ--
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their mission. 70 the agony of the rack cx-
hausted nature puts limit; but to the mental
agony OF the undetectcd crimina5there is no
cessation. The spendour by which he may
be surrounded does but remind him of the
means by which it was obtained. The smiles
of confiding wife have no charms To soothe
the terrors by which he is haunted. He looks
at the innocent faces ofhis children and shud-
ders at the time when they shall turn pale at
the guilt Of their father. The blessed sun
shine is curse; for by its light his crimes
may be discovered. The night is hateful be-
cause IT is then the accusing spirit sums up
the fearful account which has been registered
against him. Each recurring day brings with
IT constant anxieties, tremOrs, alarms. A
strange voice in his halls calls the heart up
into his mouth; touch from behind in the
street, shakes him like palsy. Wine affords
no permanent relief; company no soIace.
Bearing the intoIerabie burten Of secret
which the lightcst accident may diyulgc, he
stands isolated in the midst of his associates,
sclt,accased, and selfcondemned. The high
er his position the greater will be his fall, and
in proportion to his capacity for appreciating
what just and honorable, the more intensely
painful will be his consciousness Of degrade.
tion. RaK. PQiriot.
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GRggy.,iANugIyG.

Vegetable substances, 10 their green and
succulent state, are powerful fertilizers.
when thoroughly incorporated with the soil.
The most pertinent explanation Of tllis fact
is furnished BY the consideration that ihcy
supply tie identical elements that future
crops require; in The same manner, that out oi
the materials II one house. another may be
elaborated; aud il is true that many Of thusc
materials exist III such union and affinity, rs
renders them especially adapted lor Tie 10.
irition.of tie future crop, for il is rceugni1.
Cd truth in physiology, that both animals
and plants take up aud assimiIate from their
food portion Of their bulk in the precise
form ia which il exists in that lpnd.
The practice of growing crops for The spc-
eial purpose Of plowing IN as a manure Tor
succeeding crops, Is not justified by this con-
sidcratIon merely. Ii would seen III be a
waste Of time aud material, TO convert The
elements of vegetable growth intu living
Iorms twice before they are made profitable.
Why grow lupinc OF clover plant one sea.
snn. " be buried, 10 order that from its &C.
mains / tabbsgc o. turnir inay bc pro.
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LEr us REAsoN ToGErnER.
HOLLOW AY,s PILL
WHY ARE N.E sICK !

WHY ARE We SlCKl
TT has been the lo of the humsn race 10 be weighed
Down hy dilrasc md fnlIfnng. I0LLOwAY'S
PILLS are specially adapted 10 tie relief of Che Weak.
tie Nervous The Delicate, aud The Infnn Of al elimes.
agrs, seKes and consultations. Professor Holloway per
sonay supcrncnds the manufacture Of bis medicines IL
the United siae- and offers them TO fce and enisht.
cned people The best remedy the void ever for
ihe removal a diseases.
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
These famous Pills are expressly combined 10 operate
on The sOmarh Ihe liver the kidneys the lungs the skin.
sB The bowrie coreciHg any eiangsment 10 their t1ne
oas puhi ing the LIo lie very fountain ol life, and
thus curing disease 10 all fs forms.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Nearly half The human race have taken ihcse Pills Il
has been proved in a paris Of The woild that nothing
has been found equal 70 them IN o dsocrs 81 he
liver dyrepeia. snd stomach complaints generally. They
soon give healthy tone 10 these organs however much
dc,anscd. and when all other means have failed
GENERAL DEBILITY. I'LL HEALTH.
Many Of the most dcspoiic Governments have OPENED
Their custom houses 10 The introduction Of lhesc Pills.
that they may become The medicine of The Lesfn
ed Colleges sdml that This medicine s The best rencJy
ever known fof pcrons Of delicac hea, where the
system has been impaired, ss ls in,ison,ns properties
never lsi 10 siiod fcliet
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
No Female young o. olJ should be without this ccIc
braled medicine. ccuesis and requisites The monthly
ropfss at ~ peto1 acting in many cases Ike charm.
Il Is also the lest aud safest medicine ihs c gwen
10 children of ~ agcs ana iof any complaint; eonse
qncuily no family sbcald be wiihnu, r.
Holiocags pills ee ae Bssf Remciy kagiru IN me
-. tr5rid fos The fsllOtcing Diseasess
Adhma. Dchiliy. l.ovn'ssofSpris,
Bowel Complaints, Fsser and Asue. Piles,
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Pi.AvoRlNG EXTRACTS.
Osanae. Lemon, ycnilla, Peach,
Cslrry. pisleyi, &c.
For sale By LONG & CAIN.
November ae. --li
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

4 VALUABLE Tart Of Land. lying Oh Duck Wa.
~ Ic Creek, adioinng Jesse Lewis and Archibald
Cain. This tract has on Il good Dseiins House,
and i well timhcreI and waicSej. aad contains two
nondrd ard fhy o. three hupdrcd aeres Any one
wishing such place. would d. well 10 inquire ei ihc
sabseiibgi. at south Level. Oiansc c,suniy.
JOHN u. BROWN.
September "a. a45wT
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dueedP Why, if you build a house, do you
not fetch the materials direct from the quay:
These questions would be unanswerablc, did
plants obtain all their food from the soil.
But such is not the case, a great portion Of
the bulk Of green crops is obtained from at.
mospheric sources; and after green crop is
plowed in, the soil necessarily contains more
OF the organic elements essential TO vegetable
nutrition, than it did before the crop was
grown; it is richer, in fact, by the carbon,
oxygen. hydrogen, and nitrogen, which the
green crop has obtained from sources indie
pendent of the soil. In like manner, the
crop grown after green crop has bctn plow-
cd IN, has the advantages Of ready supply
of mineral elements, which have been work
Ell up By the roots Of the tertiizing crop
from the soil and subsoil, and which in many
instances, owing TO their sparing solubility,
afewith difficulty obtained under ordinary
circumstances. Progressire Fdrmer.
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GuANo.-At the last meeting of the New
York Farmers Club resolution was adop-
ted, recommending all the Agricultural So
cieties in the United States, to unite in a.
petition to our government TO take possession
of all Guano Islands which have been, or may
be, discovered by Americans, for the benefit
of The United States and 81 tie discoyerers
the taking of such possession to occur only
on Islands uninhabitesl, and entirely out Of
the maritime jurisdiction If other nations.
The Farmers Club touk the initiative last
June, in requesting our government to extend
its protection to two guano islands discover
ed by American shpmastcrs in the Pacific,
and the United States frigate Independence
was despatched To the islands for that pur-
pose, several months ago. II is estimated that,
with the encouragement Of our government,
pure guann can be furnished t0 American
farmers at thrce-iorh or even One-half the
cost Of the Peruvian article. Bah. Ans.
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l,lsT RECEIVED,

EnA Lils. Pure Lead. 6s5 ib,. White Zinc Paint
OVO 10 sals. SseetD idl.. Tanneis Oh,
g gals. Japan vamish. ~ ihs Paris Green,
'lct. patent Paint Dief, Dry White aud Red Lead,
IL Iba. French Zinc of foic.l1in White. &c. Sc.
LONG l. CAIN.
Jnue %, is5S. o.