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EVENING STAR.
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
wAsHIN TON CITY:
TUESDAY April %, 1857.

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union replies most conclusively to a
complaint of the New Orleans True Delta that
the War Department, under the last Admins
tration, avoided making purchases in New Or
leans that should properly have been made
there, showing, by figures, that the allegation
is :unfounded. Thus, the editor explains, $685.
800 was expended in New Orleans in its four
years by the Quartermaster Generals depart
ment alone, and that it was necessary for the
publ interest that the -four required should
be bought in Richmond or this vicinity, and the
salt meats, of the packers further north than
New Orleans.
The Union also pays just compliment to
the manner in which the business of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railrad is transacted. We en-
dOrse every word it says of the management of
that great enterprise, moro stupendous in all
its attributes than any other American rail-
road.
The I1tekligeRccr, while dissenting from its
doctrines, pays high compliments indeed to the
recent speech of Caleb Gushing, to which we refer
to-day, as literary and oratoricaf effort The
same paper makes the following quotation from
a recent statement published by Mr.. Calvert,
the State Treasurer of Virgins, which, in truth,
knocks the spots out of its (the Intelligen-
cer's) late views as to the financial condition OF
the Old Dominion;
Z" That tie resenue to be produced by the pres.
snt FAX plll, npon the re-assessed value ST the
lands o. The Commonwealth, will be suf6c lent to
defray the ex peEsax Of Government, meet the in
terest on the public Gest and sinking fund, and
paw OF the floating debt, ans leave surplus that
Will meet the seven per centuni upon an appro-
prlation of 81 600 600 year to the C57iHg.5n and
Ohio railroad, and that il would not necessarily
subject the people to higher rate of taxation tha
at present to meet the constitutional liabilities in
Cured by such an appropriation. But this, you
will observe, depends upon some contingencies
the amount of direct appropriation out of the
Treasury and the ability to sell State stock at par
both or either OF which would materially affect
the proposition
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Personal

Senator Sumner is in Paris though the pa-
pers did not notice his arrival there
80. Hon. r. M. I. Hunter and lady, of Virgil
MIA, are at Willards' Hotel
80. Garrick said he would give hundred
guineas if he could say % Oh - as Whitefeld
did.
-. Fletcher Webster, in reply to an inq uiry
from the Rev Geo. Trask, of Fitchburg, Mass
states that his father never used tobacco at all
and had great aversion to 1t.
.... c. NJ. Lawson, a member of the firm of
George Peabody & Co., London. has arrived in
Buffalo, N. Y. He is a native of Vermont and
first went to London as agent for Jacob Astor, of
New York
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FROM GUATEMALA.-Latea dvices from Guste
mala state that six Americans had been summa.
rily shot, and others banished from the country,
by order of Gen. Carrera. Three persons, named
Buchanan, Van Buren,, and Taylor, appealed to
Mr.. Savage, was had charge of the legation Of the
United States in Guatemala, who told them he
could not do anything for them, and was fearful
that he should himself have to leave as there WIS
no limit to the power Of Carrera, who was very
much enraged against the people Of the United
States. ... .f.r ~-. fs-7
Agreat deal Of bad feeling was created bv the
American ship Rawina having been charged ex-
ira tonnage dues at Patook bar while loading ma.
hogany. ....... asa.
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THE ECLIPSE OF MARCH 25rH.-The New Or
leans papers are Dragging about their eclipse es-
Pecially the Picayune men, who viewed It from
an elevated position, through powerful glass,
from its commencement to it's close, 1t was, says
the picayune, throughout an impressive and in
'eresting phenomenon, and one which those who
~aened Its striking incidents, can never forget
ane iast contact Of the intervening shadow of tie
20, III TINS eclipse was not visible In any part
u 'ae on.ed STATES Fast ofthe Mississippi river
:" no part Of Its path could there have been a
". oea"'iiai ana Interesting view Of IL than
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CALT l. YOUNG's WHARF.

Having leased the above Wharf, we offer it to the
merchants and dealers of this city as possessing ad
vantages over all others for landing and all kinds of
merchandise Its advantages are IN depth of water;
central location and easy access by the best graded
avenue and street to any wharf on the river.
The wharf is large and commOdiOus, made solid OF
earth and stone and not liable to cause accident or
get out of repair. 1t is now in the best order We
platform scales, and if patronized will fit up brick
warehouse for storage, and a crane to facilitate IN
unloading.
The attention of Washington merchants having
merchandise carried TO Georgetown is particularly
called to the subject.
Mr.. II. p. CARTER is our agent, and is authorized
to transact business for
r. J. h w. M. GAIT,
ap 2-tf SAMUEL III. YOUNG.
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GRAND EXHIBITION
MAY FESTIVAL BALL.

Prof III. w. MUNDER most respectfully an
nounnes to his friends, patrons, and public N
generally of Washington, GEORGETOWN, Alex ~
andrla, and Baltimore, that his EXHIB1TION"
and MAY FESTIVAL BALL will take place IN
on FRIDAY EVENING, May LIST. la57. at the
WARRINGTON ASSEMBLY RooNs, on Louisiana ave
nue., between az and 9th streets.
He has spared neither time, labor, patience 10
render this Tx hblton of the superb enter
talnments that has ever been offered to Washing
ton public. One Of the most beautiful features Of the
programme for the evening, is the dlminutIve Of
the children that will upon this occasion participate
IN some OF the most complicated dances, executed
In such style as is seldom If ever, witnessed
of of the stage.
Prof NJ. having established the fattering repus-
ton Of being the best teacher that has located
IN this CITY, he hopes to confirm that opinion IN the
minds of the public by offering the following
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@1AO REWARD.-Escaped from the jail Of
ID lUUWashington county, this morning ,EDW'D
KANE and JOHN SLATTERY.

EDWARD KANE. about feet, or INCHES
high, black curly hair, inclined to be eIey very large
grey eyes, IS years of age by trade boIer naker,
and worked formerly at Denmeafs Foundry; Baiti-
more, and recently at the Washington Navy Yard.
JOHN SLATTERY,5 feet, inches high. about
q years of age, slender made, smooth ace, sharp,
thin nose light hair. cut very short, blacksmith by
trade. 80.
The above reward will be paid for the arrest and
delivery of both the above persons at the JAIL or $50
ench ap est
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danseuse Soto). by Miss years old.
8. Syrian Waltz by Masters arsi Misses.
syears old.
ii. Pas Syrian, by Masters and Misses from 10
9years old.
IL. The American Flag Dance, by is Masters and Is
Misses, composed by Prof. Munder expressly
Tor this occasion, which Is acknowledged TO hc
one OF the most beautiful dances ever witness
ed, Introducing our soul-Stirring national airs.
Is. Grand Shawl Dance, by & Misses, which Is
troduced the Coronation of the Queen of May,
the grand march and ascension upon the throne,
and hnal tabeau.
IA. Flreman's Hornpipe, which introduces every
thing executed by hreman while attending
hire, and IS one of the most complicated dances
IN the profession. This dance introduced
by Prof Nj. four years ago 1t his first MAY Bal,
and he only repeats It upon this occasion BY
many urgent requests.
After the exhibition the floor will be cleared for the
accommodation of the whole company.
MIR; GEORGE ARTHs Brass and String Band Is
gagged Tor the occasion, and will introduce a
choice collection OF new music.
To THE LADIEs.-As Prof. Munder has long since
abandoned the habit OF sending written invitations,
lowing to the want Of time at this season Of the
year, he cordially invites all his former pal ard
their friends, assuring them that IL will he kept
stnctly select by placing responsible person At tire
door.
P.S-ShouId it happen 10 rain on the LIST, tho Ball
VIII DE postponed until Monday, the 4th. aP std
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C. C. ATS, No. l07 Bridge street, between Con-
grcss and High streets, Georgetown, eegs leaveG1
to inform the ctizens Of Georgetown and vicinity "
that he ready to furnish any order that 1t would
please the public TO give him, and assures them =
that It would be completely satisactory Prcss ;n
have always on hand ICE CREAM. CAKES, and
WATER ICES, for those that favor me with a
call. ap8-H
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BOARDING.

A LADY HAS TAKEN THE WELL KNOWN
"A bpsrding House on the west side off2th street,
SECOND door north Of which will hereafter be known
as tne TWIN House; II will be open Cor the acc m
OF May; TABLE BoARDERs accommodated ON
ROARDlNG.-Two CHAMBERS for rent. lone
"a OF them suitable for parlor,l IN the most hesthy
INC pleasant part Of the city, Apply at No. rs pOrth
street. = 3. lif sp2S-S'
MRS BATES, AT HER BOA piNG-
NA HOUSE. on the southeast oorHsr ef hsnn.,
Avetue and 9th street. Mas Rafc arrang eneuts 10
accommodate a large number OF strangers with Meals
al any time throughout the day, aud Lodgings.
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AND GAS FIXING.

MILLER & CUNNINGHAM. Penn. avenue,
south side between 18th and 18th streets have Just
received complete assortment of goods their line,
DROP LIGHTS, FORCE and LIFT PUMPS,
BATHING TUBS. SHOWER BATHS, BASINS
&C.; all of which are of the newest and most ap-
proved patterns Builders and others purchasing for
cash, will lind their establishment uncguaed in the
District of Columbia for moderate prices and dis
PATCH neatness and efficiency of work.
They respectfully solicit share of the business in
their line from al and, being Washing ton trades
men both by birth and apprenticeship will take prop
pride in proving by their work that Plumbing and
Gas Fixtures can be done by Washington mccha n :
les as cheaply and well as 10y any others in the
United States. apN-tf
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j Ant.know Scthnrs win be held At the Hail
Efs ss GSRRp'n' on
TSEyyENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC AZ
ASG vs. nsf dama. E
corner of Maryland avenue and 18th street. for the
pGIPsss e! el'''pEs % GlMftFf s. TAYLOR Pres
WARD. ATTENTION.-Tle
are requested to meet on TGEsbAY EVENfN No
Of and nth sTesa for the
purpose Of eiec'ing Delegates to the City Conven-
tlon TO select suitable persons for the offices of Col
lector, Register, and Surveyor at the coming June
JOHN rRifa hM s sens e'AssELL' ch''rm"n II.
0GTHE NATIONAL MUSICAL CoNvEN-
lR TON will meet in the SMITHSONIAN INsTI-
Invitations to various Musical bodies in the United
states have been extended, and large representa-
The Exercises will be under the direction of Prof,
GE9kGE F: Root, of New York.
lor the cultivation OF the voice, Improvement in
May 9TH, with Grand Concert by all the members.
Ladies and gentlemen of this city, Alexandria and
leGeorgetown are invited to he present.
All interested in the science of music will be ac-
oG an s with seats; G,rNR Ry Srd ss.ro,
nTsCQTT GUARDS, ATTENTION-Yon
the company, at the Armory of tho Light Infantry,
E GpsiHs SfSas M pS 81 sf
Thirty days notice is given in accprdnncc with the
at the dl "a mGs RH IL to
There yIlI sisc'Ie . meeting at the same place,
on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th inst.
ruos w,rupIBl 4; IAMIsON. Captain:
nr MACHINE sEwING.-HAVING To-
renced operator, reoently engaged in the FAIR the
to give greater
Ssf 6SsGo'Mfs.y So 1ff1f M Ehis
Ladies and others are invited to call and examine
Rooms on D street. two door. from corner of 9th
OT PHILADELPHIA. CAKE AT PHILA-
If IFS SRkHa i &C.: :ssn hi "a
DOR BosT0N.-THE SUPERIOR BARoUE
and will have quick dispatch FOR the above ~.
5oSsht wsss1
FOR SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT PrRCHAS-
ss:.t HRats ETf Gs.y 'sss'Si
fresh and well selected. 1t
DEAL ESTATE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
M gq.i hssTaf rfa sE ssJ RRFEA ESTATE and
wapfed for cash. two % TJn :. sized H0TSEs.
40 @-eo2w Pa av.. doors north Of Union 0ficsr.
A UCTION SALE OF FANCY GOODS PER
"A FUMERY, and other valuable articles will be
continued by Mr.. Williams, at Palker's Fancy Store
nnder the National Hotel, TOMORROW MORN
ING, at 10 o'clock a. IN. See advertisement by A.
Green, AuctiOneer. - no - ----''- ''''-' II
FOR SALE.-A PAIR OF MORGAN BAY
HORSES, six years old, sound and well ~ =
broken. Also, close bodied CARRIAGE,SN
made by Lawrence q CO.. of New York city, ca
with HARNESS, ROBES, &C., complete. Any one
IN want OF hne establishment invited to cali and
Judge Tor themselves. Apply to
ap . St No. $50 st., bet. 18TH and 18th SITS.
SOMETHING NICE. = = =
Picked OYSTESS, knowing them To- be un-
70 vinegar as is too often the case hut retaining al
The natural favor Of the Oyster, and warranted to
SCHWARTZ 4 DRuRY,
ap asst 94 Pa. ave., I'd door east l4th street.
Spring AND SUMNER. -, -
- Black Silk MANTILLAS
Do Silk and Lace do -
ich back French Lace SHAWI,S. +~
Fl" do do do do SCARAB + -,s /
, no do do do MANTIILAS. I ~
Ma, 10 fonndta every variety ut the Store of the |
streets, '" "'" '"'"
- @-eelW FRANK A. MCGEE.
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DROF. NUMBERS LAST sOIREE.

By many earnest requests of those who have $
frequently enjoyed the delightful entertain "a
ments, Prof NJ. has consented 20 give another ~
18Th 1857, which will positively he the last Of In
the season. A large company and a gny time is al
ticpated. an y 81
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u BGRTLETTrespe ctfulIy present his name
ctv for the aboy position. An experience of four
ycsrs the prncyS assistant 70 th9 RSssstG ,s
intimate knovicdee of the business acquired during
that period his ability clerk and accountant, his
exemplary character as citizen, All pona MN o s1
with honor to himself and usefulness to the commu,
nifty at large the important and responsible once OF
City Collector. up 20
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ap28-tf
WASHINGTON HALL RESTAURANT.
w corner 9Th ST. and Pa. AZ, (sonfh sid. .

WASHINGTON HALL RESTAURANT,
w corner 9Th ST. and Pa. At, (somfh sfde.)
Pm. QUAINT date of BENrER Il DuBAxr) re-
sPectfuly announces that he has purchased the in,
terest of his former partner IN the business, and
soilcts continuance of that patronage which here
reputation of his house, and with this determnation,
and the best Assistance that can be- t proc%re he
trusts that he will be able to Justify the confidence
otis not an the po,cer Of mortal man to com
mand success: bnt toiH do ,nore-I'H deserrs
The entire Establishment has been thoroughly re-
paired and renovated, and the stock materially in
Every delicacy the market affords-OYSTERS,
GAME, &c.1will always he kept, and orders at
GentIemen can be supplied with Meals at all hours.
The Bar is furnished with choice a selection of
enced Bar tenders and walters will dispense to Gus
toners every thing desired. Cigars of the most ap-
proved brands and finest flavor. constantly hand.
In short the proprietor intends to leave no means
untred to continue his house, what il has been-the
apa PM. DuBANT.
DOTATOES-POTATO
Ress wharf and for sale arrived al
OF LATE IMPoRTATIoN.-wE HAVE A
E$Sa f #Es sfSS + s ss i f..
And for sale fe BY In n KING & BURcmELL,
apT Corner Vermont avenue and 18th street.
NOTICE.-I HAVE PLACED ALL MY
Books OF account and Bills In the hands of r
=; LAskEY, Attorney t-Law, for settlement;
Those who are indebted to me are requested to call
upon Mr.. Laskey and settle their pectve accounts
as early as possible and thereby avoid the trouble
and ex Pense OF suit.
ap N-lw A. TATE.
sEER aBs nov
which which we can recommend as somethinsNNfll
SCHWARTZ DRURY, Wy
2e4 Pa. av., ID door east Of l4th st.
ap T-3t
TAUTION.-The Collector of Taxes having ad-
~ vertsed at public sale Lot 10 and improvements,
In Square SIS IN this city, for taxes alleged to be due
and presume does not claim to be- the owner there
Of thus is to caution purchasers that am the owner
and that the taxes thereon for 1856, well for
preceding years, have been paid, for which payment
apa-s ~ FERD. JEFFERSON.
PARTNERSHIP DISsOLUTION.-Thes sub
j. scribsrs ANNOUNCE 70 the public and creditors,
solved after # friendly AGREEMENT between tbs
partners. Nj. HOFFA will remain in the Store at
No. Ss7 Pa. avenue, while Nj. LOEWENSTEIN
has opened Store at No. SD Penn'a avenue, near
,,..,, n n; EHSSEEWEAE;NsrE1N ;.
DLUMBING AND GAS FIXING
MILLER & CUNNINGHAM. Penn. avenue,
south SIDE between 18th and 18th Streets have lust
soo9i 4 Inc
DROP LIGHTS, FORCE and LIFT PUMPS,
BATHING TUBS, SHOWER BATHS, BASINS
Of which are IF hs
proved patterns Builders and others purchasing for
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SILVER MEDAL PREMIUM From the Me-
- tropolifan Mechanics Institute,
For ICE CREAM WATER ICES, and CAKES.
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The CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE TREA-
sURY DErARrNENr.-On yesterday, April 9th,
there were Of Treasury warrants entered on
the books of the DeDartment- 40.
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1FA MEETING OF THE FOURTH WARD
~ Ant-Know Nothings will be held at the Hall
Of the Perseverance Fire Company, on THURS
DAY EVENING, at ~ o'clock. apY-3t
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EOR SALE.--AFIyE YEAR OLD. THREE
Gle and double harnsss. Also, one handsome ~
20 BUGGY. X,n ssH together or separate. "a
ieavns the city. Address "a Randolph" Star Office
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LETTERS FOR THE EAST INDIES (CuISEsE)
sEAs.-A store ship is now fitting out at New
York for Hong Kong, and will sail about the
10th of May.
The San Jacinto, Constellation, and st. Louis
are the ships now on that station
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The Inauguration Ball resulted in a loss to
the managers of $4,000.
The citizens Of Kansas. temporarily in
Washington. will call on Mr.. Buchanan on
Wednesday. TO congratulate him on his cleo
ton. and give him the solemn assurance of
their intention to abide by and see executed
the laws of the United States and the Tori
tory.
MARcH l. Ex-President Pierce signifed
yesterday to a deputation of Tonncsseans his
intention TO make a southern tour.
The new Cabinet officers took their posi-
tons to-day.
The duties of the heads Of the departments
have been performed, since the ith of March,
by the chief clerks.
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And multitude are now responding in tones that
must echo from end OF the republic to the other.
The ELECTRIC OH Of Philadelphia, made by Dr.
SMITH, is "nENISo nAuN" But one opiuon has
yet been expressed n every quarter go from
of this wonderful curative IL is hy nobody classcd
among what arc called "quack medicines" oudh sales
are any proof Of popularity then ought 'hs to Doe called
popular indeed
Bcld the Advertisements In The papers, FRED. J..
SMITH, Montpelier General Agent. daw
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y WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Is at S. T.. RonINsoN's, opposite the Brick Church.
Main Street, Montpelier, VI.
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Lemons, Figs. Prunes. Cur
~ rants, Cranberues. Raisiu-, Ciron, Extract Of
Fruits, &C., sc. For sale boy l.. +. PIERCE.
Jan. ~. % state street.
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GAIT FOR GRINDING.-50O bushels
- Crystal Rock, 400 bu. Alum Rock Salt For sale by
Feb. 1877. SrORRS a FULLER.
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Boston Special Notifies.
OOUGHs. HOARsENESs AND BRON-

COUGHS, HOARSENESS AND BRON-
~ CHllIS 80 BHowN's BRoNcmAL TRoCnEs,
when allowed TO dissolve slowly in the mouth, have de
rect influence 10 the affected parts the sedatye and
soothing eject TO mucous lining Of the wndpipc into the
Coughs Colds and the various Throat affections to which
public speakers and singers liable These L0zcnges
made from highly esteemed recipe for alternating
bronchial affections and all disorders Of the breath and
ungsCoughs, Asthma, Honrscness, CatarIh, Irritation
or Soreness OF the Throat occasonod BY cold unus-
al cNcrtion Of the vocal organs.
ByoonS bronchial TroahesWe take pleasure in call
ing the attention Of readers to these ozenges. Here
in Boston, where the Bronchial IrOches known, they
are household Words and need testimony 10 recon-
mend them; but 10 readers in Canada the West and
indeed everywhere, cheeriniy bear testimony nom
personal knowledge, to their efficacy -aLoas Pictorial
JOHN l. BROWN x SON,
Sold by Druggsts generally Boston,
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l AMPS. LAMPS Camphene and Fluid
I 4 Lamps Chimncys. Wick-. Iubes to III Oil Lamps
for Fluid Vc, Sc. Selling cheap,
L. f. PIERCE.
JAN. %. % Druggist State street.
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ERESH FISH-At wholesale and retail
i through the winter For sale by
Dec S. STORRS & FULLER.
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MARCH AGRIcULTURIsT. 1871.



WORK ron rHr MoVru-A kucmN GAuDrN-Plan-
beautiful, instructive ar- ing work. or.
ucie IONIo> CULrrEr-t u1 ]
CALENDAR or OPERATIONS. chapter.
DOR MARCIA catalogue. OK 8 ulf4-lImf. uu.
of work to Doc done In the pEAcH CrtrrIu-No. l.
Field, Orchard, Carbon. PEA1--lhe Nirgllcu.
Nfetu ana Int-hou-c- lu-. itAs--1ardeu culture, a
terspread with many value complete chapter ON.
uuic hints. This is spec PINNr--O,cr feeding.
.E. Feature Of This .OaIyt. POTATOES, EARLY--How Co
The f0teaa1r dflN oHf uct.
oHfs rors Pc ore MIN. and PRESERVING THrus-Ed-
"0f. rofy a'os and us- tors experience thi, sea-
t.4iefi-os MS ptIHa SON.
ArrLEs-C1oingd dried. |PUrNfNG-Whcn and how.
AsrAhAgr s--ltolsing early 'PrNWKNs, sc. - Mixing
BA-il--Naiuc Of aud cul- Seed.
tnrc IRNNl DAY RANHtUs Of a
brAN---A good Kind. Farmer, 80. 2-Ncry good.
bi-7-9punE cone. 'RHrBAUu-A grower, eN-
bHooN CoRN-Ful chapter peueucc.
on Nhltufc- 'ScIuN trrTtNG-nlrcctOus,
BAnIEY-Sprouts kllng sEEDs-lmporant hints Oh
cows proving before planting
CoWs-Spaying milkors. |SHrfr-Ougn uf Mcrn0
nEAININU Sous. 40. L. md illustration.
FIRST of thorough series. SrRAWHrUY Cuturc-No g..
characterization flf.st9AH-DANlS nED-Econo-
GnArE CrtrrHE--Nu. 3D. MIXING.
GHhss Lauda-HeuoSatins. roHAcro--A mn and worry
old complete chapter on cul-
HufUsfEN 1.-Two amusing ture. care HARVESTING Nc
ahd instructive pictures. Iurrs-Planting and graft
NoW--Ihe Rural. ING.
Hor BEns-How to nrepart. 4 urr.-Bost ornamental
with Illustrations. Wo0DIANps-White Pines
LINRs-Dcad ones ON trees &c.
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4 III
~ STATE or NEaMoNr, Washington District S..
In Probate Court holden az Montpelier within and for
said District, the 9th dag Of February, A. D. 1901
ingalls, Carlton, executor Of tho last will and testament
of Jodcdah underh late Of Marshhed In said DISTRICT
deceased presents his administration account for settle
Whercupon il IS ordered that the same refer
red the 3lst day Of March next at the Probate Of
dce in said Montpelier for examination and allowance
and that all concerned be notified hereof by the pubca-
ton Of this order In the VI Waterman State Journal
printed at Montpelier, three weeks successfully
may be, that they may appear, and at said time and
place, II they cause, object thereto.
so,ae Attest 4 Il. MERRILL, Register.