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THE BOOK OF THE CONSTITUTION.

country for q edition of this Book, bringing
down the statistics to the present time, such that
II cannot longer be dsregarded. 1t is sufficiently
known throughout the country to render a particu-
lar description of it unnecessary here; suffice it
say that II contains the evidence OF its having re-
celved the voluntary and generous patronage Of
both Houses of Congress, of its having been adopted
by the supreme Court a standard edition of the
Constitution of the United States and of It's having
received the special APPRECIATION, of some of the
wlsest statesmen of the past and present age. IL
has been pronounced by them as a suitable Preside
companion for every American citizen, and text
book for the rising generation of the schools.
Editors who venerate and support the Constitu.
ton, the sentiments Of Washington, and the prin
pies IL emb9dles, have heretofore given 1t their
generous and valuable support.
BOOKSELLERS and others who may desire to obtain
!! ioI the supply Of those who may desire to possess
WILLIAM HICKEY, JR..
m2-u Washington City, ID. C..
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


February IL, 1858.
NoTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals
Will be received at this Office until the fifteenth day
OF March proximo for the issue ofany portion. or
the whole, of hSe millions OF dollars in treasury
notes in exchange for gold coin of the United States
deposited with the treasurer Of the United States.
the treasurer Of the Mint at Philadelphia, the treas
urer of the branch mint at New Orleans or the as
slstant treasurers at Boston, New York, Charles
ton st. Louis, within ten days from the acce pit
OF such proposals, under the authority OF the
act Of Congress entitled "An act to authorize the
issue of treasury notes." approved the Esd Decem-
Der, 1857.
The treasury notes will be ISSUED upon the receipt
here of certificates with those officers to
the credit of the treasurer of the United States.
They will be made able to the order Of such bid
der bidders shall agree to make such chang
at the lowest rate of interest," not exceeding per
centum per and will carry such rate from the
date of the certificate Of such deposite.
The proposals must state the rate ofinterest with
out condition and without reference to other bids,
and contain other fractional rates than fourth
one half or three fourths of one per centum. Five
per centum of the amount proposed to be exchange
must be deposited with one of the treasury officers
above enumerated, whose certificate of such deposit
must accompany each proposal, security for its
ful6lment. Ii the proposal is not accepted, inme-
date directions will be given to return such depos-
lite. Should the proposals be variant from the pro-
of the act of Congress, Of this notice. they
will not be considered.
All proposals under this notice must be sealed and
Inscribed on the outside proposals for Treasury
Notes." They will be opened at this department al
II O'Clock m, on the said fifteenth day of March.
HOWELL COBB,
fe ~ Secretary of Treasury.
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THE NEW BOOKSTORE.

FRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully informs his
friend, and the public that be has leased the stur
lnow IN the occupancy of Messrs. White Il Co,
No. $50 Pennsy yanla avenue, between Mini and
Tenth streets Having just returned from the north
ern cities, he has personally made selection of En-.
glsh and American Books and Stationery, which
kind.
From F. PHILIPS long and varied experience in
Europe and America, coupled with connexions in
London and Paris, his facilities will not be inferior
TO any house In the United States. TT.
r; PHILIP purposes opening his establishment on
or about he 10Th of March next. Further particu-
lars In future advertisements.
fe ID eotlothMch FRANKLIN PHILIP
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'TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
woLTE's ScHrIpAM AROMATIC ScHsArrs.

The proprietor bess leave TO call the attention of
strangers and the citizens Of Washington. q very
superior article of Holland Gin, which he introduced
to the American public under the name Of wclfe's
Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps.
This Gin manufactured by the proprietor ex cIu
sively at has Distiery in Schiedam, Holland. IL 10
made from the best Barley that can be procured in
Europe, a. any cost, and favored and medicsted,
not by the common harsh berry, but by the most
choice botanical variety OF the Aromatic Italian yu-
nIper Berry, whose more various extract ia dsthl-
ed and recti6ed with Its sprituous solvent and thus
becomes q concentrated tincture Of exquisite IA
and aroma, altogether transoending i'm Its Cor
dial and Medicinal properties any alcoholic beverage
heretofore known.
The proprietor has submitted 10 to nearly the
whole Medical Faculty Of the United States. and
has received answers from about four thousand
Ply scIans and Chemists, who endorse 10 their
signatures q most desirable addition to the Ma
terra Medica.
Persons who purchase should be careful to get the
genuine article, the whole country Ia flooded with
counterfets and limitations.
Put up in quart and pint bottles, in cases OF one
dozen each and for sale by all the respectable Drug
gists and Grooers in the United States.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufactures.
Depot, No. a Beaver street, New Yort.
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s. WOLFE'S
hCHEInAM 10 Al ,HIE G

& WOLFE'S
SCHEIDAM AROM ATIC NAPPS
Is prescribed with great by the Medical Fac
ulty in Gravel, Gout, Chronic Rheumatism, Drop
81, Dyspepsia, Sluggish Circulation of the Blood,
Inadequate Assimilation of Food, and exhausted
Vital Energy; and as q beverage 1t has no superior
in the world.
Put up quart and pint bottles and for sale BY all
the Druggists and Grooers i'm Washington.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
Nos. IL, 20. and q, Beaver street, New York.
doo Oh
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DIED.
/. at LEI, p.n. CaptaIn Joseph

n re ID instant, at les pm, Captain JOSEPH
4neilneral val take place from his late residence
odsM kfreet north, second door east of Tenth, To-
morrow Ildsy) Afternoon. at O'Clock, TO which
nsinends and those of the family are invited.
IS years. FfsTs
fne friends and acguaiutances of the family are
respectfully invited 70 attend has funeral To NOR
row Afternoon 1T clock from his late reside Bcs
corner .. snd i6ib streets : III y : Z :
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The WEATHER.-Range Of the thermometer
from Thursday noon, Feb IS, to this morning:

Remarks.-Feb. 25th-lghtly cloudy, sharp
frost, fine and pleasant, cold moderated; 18th
lightly cloudy, calm, mlder, and got out fine;
2sth-tne, calm, sharp rhine frost, milder; 18th
fine, calm, gentle frost, milder; March 1st-calm,
cloudy mild, clouded over and turned raw and
cold and slight snow FELL COLDER 2d-lightly
cloudy, blowing fresh from NV. and colder;
3d-fne, calm, colder, lightly cloudy at end;
4th-sharp rhine frost, river skinned with ice,
much colder wind NV. .... ...
Last quarter moon Sunday, March Z, little after
l p. IN. B.
GEORGETOWN, D. c., March 4, 1858.
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TRUSTEES or PUBLIC scHooLs.-The regular
monthly meeting was held at the usual place and
hour Yesterday. t
Present. Messrs Randolph, {Psesident,) Rick
etts, lSecretary,) vansantwood, ,Honsides, Cha
pm Young, Brandt, Walsh, Wilson, Wiliett,
Abstracts of monthly reports of the several
teachers were read by the President and appro-
priately referred. -
Letters from J. F. Polk, Esq, and J. n Pc
to the Board, recommending Miss Harriet M
Schools should any vacancy occur; referred to
the committee on examinations.
A letter was read from =. A. II. McKim, ESQ ID,
Late Secretary of the Board, Transmitting com
munication from Richard Davis 4 Co, book
publishers of Boston, together with copies of
"Greenieafs new Intellectual Arithmetic ., re-
ferred to committee on books, and the Secretary
was then directed to acknowledge the receipt
thereof.
The treasurer presented divers bills, for the ex
penses Of the Public Schools Of the several dis
tricts. which were duly inspected and ordered
The Chair informed the Board that he had re.
Gently learned that the late Board of Trustees
bad thought proper to exclude from the Primary
Schools the use Of the English Grammar He
made the remark in case any trustee was aware
OF the Grammar being used in any Of the Prima-
ry Schools. -
Mr. Ironsides moved that as the committee on
ed to institute the use Of English Grammar in
the Primary Schools as a proper branch Of edu.
cation; carried unanimously
The Board then adjourned .ak
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NOTfCE-A ettet mai ed In this CITY ON the an n
/ instant, 10 the address of Lennon a usorist
Baltimore covering note drawn by on, selves Cd ouf
own order and endorsed ~ months, S February,
lass fer a8Ss TO- payable at the 90 intIpe room II
Lennon 4 Brosdep, Baltimore, In ving failed 10
reach ats destinations, all parties are hereby eau
feat BARBOUR 4 sEMMEs,
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MARRIED.,

On the 9Th instant. by the Rev. Mr.. Ball, Mr..
CHARLES LEMON, Jr.. to Miss LAURiSA
MILES, all ofthis city.
ON the 18th IN taut, by the Rev. Mr.. Krebs, M r.
MWibbLLiAM ELLds, Of Geo.Estoxn. p C., 70 Mis-;
and Harriet Wells. late Of Alexandra county, Va
tAlexandria Gazette please copy.) .
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BALTIMORE, March 4.-Flour In Quiet. but frm;
Howard street, "a SO, Ohio, "a so; City Mills
quiet.
Wheat is in good demand with an upward
tendency; good to prime reds 81 03a&1 O6: do
white 81 -1sal.25 Corn is frmer; white 55a57c;
yellow 5Sa6Oc.
Whisky is steady at 2Ia21k.
Provisions are steady; bulk shoulders &c; sides
81; bacon sides ekaeH; shoulders TX Lard 8.
in good inquiry at loo. Mess pork Si6 50sSl6 IS.
Coffee Is better; sales Of 3 200 bags of Rio at
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, March Flour il frm; sales Of
800 bbls; State Sia4 30; Ohio "a 95a5. To- South
eTn 81 60as5.
Wheat is firm; sales are unimportant choice
Southern white 81 so. Corn Is firm; sales Of
l5.OO bushels; white and yellow 66s6sc.
Pork Is buoyant; mess at SIC .75aI7 90; prime
do. sl3sSl3-25. Beef is quiet at 81 50aSl3 for
western mess. Lard is heavy at OK aloe.
Whisky is unchanged; Ohio 2kc.
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GREAT SALE OF CARRIAGES, =

The 6rm of Gardner & Place having dissolved ON
the It'll instant, by mutual consent, to. =
close up their bu siness we now offer for 80
street. the corner Of the following Caring ca:
Five Buggies, fonr Rockaways, one Four pas
seuger Phaefon and two Express Wagons
All the above were made of the best and most tho.
rough seasoned lumber and built by skilful and exl
perienced workmen. and Will be warranted for twelve
months. satisfactory guarantee being given with
every sale. .. p = .-..--'. 81 I
n; y. Current fnndsreauired in every instance. |
= 5 -. CHAS. +. GARDNER SOM
jan % 2taw6ws Successors to Gardner Place
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M b. BRADY respectfully announces that he
lVl has established - :

AGAisLEh1 OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ART !
IN washington, ut No. $50 Pa avenue. lover Sweeny,
kIttenhouse, FAINT d Co.'s Banking House.) He 10
prepared to execute commissions for the Imperial
Photograph, hitherto made only at his well known
establishment in New York. -
/ variety Of unique and rare Photographic specl
mems are included In his collection, together with
portraits Of many Of the most distinguished citizens
Of the United States. --0- =
Mr.. BRADY brings to his Washington Gallery the
results OF fourteen years experience in Europe
and America. and the choicest products of his art
during that period. He feels confident that the re-
sources at his command and the artistic quality of
his works will commend his Gallery to the attention
OF the Washington public. '.'-.. jan rs -eotf
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Free Necroe. from Afrien,

New ORLEANS, March 3.-The House Of Rep
resentatives Of this state has passed bill author
izing company already organized to import $50
free negroes from the coast Of Africa, indentured
for not less than fifteen years.
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New York Auctie. SAL.

NEW YORK, March 3.-Sales TO-DAY =, ,..u,..-
Of 30 hhds. sugar at sa6x cents; siiSss "a !
vance. -
At the tea sales at action to-day the pr,oe. a.,
new crop were fully sustained. ~
NEW YoRx, March The third estsloeve
sale of Coffee took place this morning. Tbs
whole was sold at full prices The balance OF
| the shipment has been withdrawu In conseo uepc,
Of buyers not responding TO the views Of holders
who are firm In their demands
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Financial.

NEW YORK, March 4-Stocks are active and
higher, closing weak. Chicago and Rock Island
ssh; Cumberland Coal Co. -; Illinois Central
shares 90 La Crosse and Milwaukee I0x; Mich
igan Southern %; New York Central %; Penn
sylvania Coal Co. IS; Reading IS; Milwsukie
and Mississippi 81; Canton 26; Virginia Sc 90;
Missouri SIS 81.
Sterling exchange dull.
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Ceuer.I. W.ll.r .ud u.-.,~.

NV ORLEANS, March 3-Generals walke
and Henningsen are both In this city. Gen
Walker voluntarily gave bail in 81 600 20 appear
Tor trial on the 4th Monday in April.
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ELEGANT CARPETINGS.

We have yet remaining in stock few of those ell
egant IMPERIAL VELVET MEDALLION
CARPETS, which we're received from Eu rope a lit
tie too late for fall sales They are some of the
very latest and most superb goods of the kind ever
issued from the looms oil any country and in conse-
quenoe oil the lateDess of the will be sold at
sacrlhce Houskeepers who desire to furnish their
pariors or drawing rooms with uncommony SUI
peru carpet now have an pportuniy to do 50 at g-
ures 80 low as to be very unusual f. sizes are Ia
feet 9inches Is feet inches and 20 feet long. The
widths can be made as required by the room
! Dealers in all kinds Ut Furniture Dry GOODS,
fe u cow .-si No. Market Space,
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CENTRE MARkEr.-The attendance, this morn
ing, was small in both sections OF the market,
bu, the supply was fully equal to the demand.
Small lots Of country pork were offered at the
scale house for b IS so per 100 lbs. small
quantity of hay was offered at the stands at 90 a
Ito per cwt. The supply in the fish market ap-
peared to be Improving in quantity. The prices
in the sheds were as follows: -.".-
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The Opera.

NEW YORK, March 4-The Academy Of Musl
has been closed until Monday, when the opera
the Huguenots will be brought out.
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J: MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
M5kS 81 a6sSNfSo Ess5
sepamSe and dsS fe oeSa InD Ii6s1
E6s &C : :as s' sRs snf s
RsS::::; Ss:s.: E:sss. s.s.:
Cane seat and wood seat Chairs,
and Mssn.
W Walnut ana mTahG Is Dressing BuIesus
Bedsssad:, Mattresses. Boistsfs and f Pillows,
leather Beds. Bi,nkels. Comforts, Quilts,
c%"Rins sd other Re H Stoves, Fire irons,
, Tosether with general assortment Of Kitchen
Terms: So, and under. cash; over that sum. a
credit Of thirty and sixty days for satisfactorily
d0r'ed notes. 0sa! TH6 pe1s't FISHER rrn,,..
m2.eo ]. c. McGufkE. Huoti on
MARsHAL's sALE.-In virtue Of a vrt of
W heTie Ecas, under the lien law. issued from
of Columbia, for the County Of Washington, and TO
me directed. will expose to public sale, for CASH,
FRIDAY, the 18th Of March, 1853, at u clock M.
the following described property, to wit: All de-
the three 81 Frame Houses erected on Lot No. S.
in reservation ID, on Mary land avenue. betwf On AZ
seized and levied upon as the property Of James Il,
Lokey and will be sold to satisfy Judicial No. rs.
to October TERM 1857 IN favor Of Smith Eeger.
2-dts Marshal for the District of Coiumbis.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of seven ca
Ivl wrs of herl facas, issued from the Clerks Of
nee of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia
for the County of Washington and to me directed,
shalt expose TO public sale for CASH, in front of the
Court door OF said County on FRlDAf the
18th day Of March. at II O'Clock, he following
described property. to wit: II defendants right,
title, eaim, md interest and to all that piece or
parcel Of ground lying in Georgetown, in the Dis
trict OF Columbia. which IL included within the fol-
lowing metes and bounds, to wit: Beginning on the
west SIDE OF Market Space at point 81 feet 10 inch
es south from the corner of Bridge street and Mar
ket Space. and running thence west with the north
wall OF the two story brick houses the lot hereby
described and the line thereof enoed 50 feet,
thence south and parallel with Market Space n
feet inches. more or less, TO point which will be
lntersected by the line of the south wall of SAID
house extended west then by said line reversed
east to Market Space at the southeast corner Of
said house. and then north and with the line of Mar
ket space n feet inches to the place of beginning
which is the northeast corner of said house. tog eth
or with all and singular the improvements thereon.
seized and levied upon as the property Of George
Rhodes, j., and will be sold to satisfy Judicials
Nos. SS4 3S, ard S6 TO October term, 1856. favor
of Joshua Hatcher and Nancy Hatcher, and Nos.
S4, 1885, 1885, and Isl yudicials to May term, 1853, IN
favor of Cline nd Dillon, Peter Dillon, BENJAMIN
Triplett, and John Crumbaugh.
J. ID. HOOVER,
m dts Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
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Fires.

PsoviDkScE, r.. l., March 2-The stables in
the rear OF Dexter block were DESTROYED by Gre
Early this evening. Seven horses were burned
Inc others IN the stables Were gotten out The
loss Is about S5,OO0 and il partially insured
The Old cotton factory at Clayville, owned by
Josiah Whitaker, Of this city, and oper.ted by
Lindsey Jordan, was destroyed by FIRE this morn.
ing. Insured for SII, 200
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Health of 81. Thamaa,

NEW YORK, March 4.-Advices from 81. r no.
mas OF the 18th Of February state that the yellow
FEVER had made its appear ance, and six deaths
bad occurred in seven days At last report there
had been thirfy-f five cases Of sickness.
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NEW York, March "A dispatch from Mo.
bile says that the steamer Eliza, with 1,6O0 bale.
ty or forty lives lost
The steamer Eliza, (says another dispatch !,
han 800 bales Of co ton on bnard and % pas.en.
gers, including Rev. Mr.. Newman, Of Louis
Vile
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Naval Movements.

NEW YORK, March 4.-The U. 8. steam tender
Dispatch Is now fitting out for sea with extraor-
binary haste. Her destination In unknown.
The steam frigate Niagara Is expected TO leave
for England on Saturday
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Death of Com. Perry.
BaIumsre Markets.

NEW YoRE, March 4.-Commodor Perry die
here this morning.
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HARRISBURG, March 4-Both houses of the
Legislature adjourned over till Monday. The
Democratic State Convention assembled in the
Hall OF Representatives, and Victor r. Pivletf
was chosen temporary chairman. The conside-
ration OF contested seats has been postponed
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HAEkissrRs, Pa, March 3.-A large anti,
compton meeting was held in the Court Hous<
las. evening. Amer address, from Col For.~v
she 1psne,s, resolutions were adopted condemninr
his n,ns., osnts Kansas policy a. a violation 81
Of IT, c.sS 80 Isdh TO the people, asd subvesive
snn-oy,a psineiple az the Democntic party,
Sppohg on the course Of Mersrs Douglss
Stanton -. rorney, and GOV. Packer. ana .pp,seded
a,,,.I sda,.a On ksn..s contained in The inaa-
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S0 A10 FEET OF OAK PLANK FOR
~ ,OOO sale in lots to suit .----0' :. :
Apply to 10 III, HI. DODGE,
No. 63 Water street,
m I-e06tA GEORGETOWN ID. C..
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40 CASTOR & CLARK,
10 LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from
9Th street, under the Avenue House,
- DEALERS IN
CLOTHING AND CENTS FURNISHING

The subscribers call attention to desirable Stock
OF CLOTHING which they now have on exhibit
ton at their Store, No. 48 Louisiana enne, second
door from 7th street, and they determined to
close OF the lot If possible, every effort necessary
on their part shall be used in order to please their
customers.
In the CLOTHING DEPARTMENT We can guarantee
the stock TO be perfect In point of durability fit and
style, because we make everything, ourselves, and
have no hesitation In say ing goods will be found
equal to the best order work in the country.
Watching the various changes of fashion, parties
may ured of finding the latest cut and max
in store subject to their inspection and approval.
Sl5,OO0 worth Of Goods for Mems, Boy q and Ser
wants w ear, will be sold at auction prices, and pur
chasers would do well to examine the lot. This 10
no humbug, as our assertions can be proved on eX-
animation. Call and see at the above Store.
23-3m CASTOR 4 CLARK.
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DAVID MYERLE.

RUILDING LOTS For Sale-A variety of
- BUILDING LOTS on the Island and other
parts Of the city. Terms accommodating. Inquire
at No. 2, TOdd's Building.
m
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T UBIN,s EXTRACTS, I'll edorsy e SIBBs,s
SfdW WifSrd2 he'd.
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CHoICE GARDEN ANDFLowER SEEDS.

CHOICE GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.
The undersigned has again the pleasure Of Offering
a2 nus extenslye stock OF genuine GAR 81
S0S0 EXCELLENT qtality, warranted pure and@s
frrsh HIS facilities OF supplying all articles Of en-
est quality and correct TO from England and the
Continent as well as those Of domestic groWth, No
unsurpass ID, If eQusled, by any house in the trade
Market Gardeners. Farmers, and Others will ind
the United States, her wholesale or RETAIL In bulk
or packages, and unsurpassed a. 10 quality, viz;
Early York, Large York, French OK Heart Pre-
MUM Fiat Dutch, Large Drumhesd, ana other
Blood TSrmp Beet, Early Short top Radish.
arge smooth Tomato, Peppers. Satisfy,
Carrots, Parsnlps, extra eaflY Peas, Beans, &c,
With every othe Vegetable and erb in the trade.
FLOWER SEEDS, of the choicest kinds. Sc
lected from his extensive collection, of any atItnoe
Ia the Union, are offered prepaid by mail, at the fo
lowing low rtes-the best COLE ctIons 1sye seversl
varieties included, which sell separately AZ 70
cents per paper. al English Panky, ffcon rihht'
Trufant's Asters, &e.:
loo papers choicest varieties so@
100 {" 2f choicest varieties s0
50 [" ohoicest varieties
50 :" I'd choicest varieties S@
% choicest varieties d"
SIS eth street, sGsasI ss.is.
nERMETICALLY SEALED.
.1s. tomatoes, Tomato sauce, Beans, Peas, Mush-
foTfm pssh Fruts-Pesches, Cherries, stsvbsr,es.
Raspbernss, Blackbernes, Ounces, Pears, Pine
Af fRfss.s and Pate de Fois. sr..
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TOPHaa Those in wint Of harness, saddles,
trunks, or other such belongings, will End one Of
best and cheapest assortments Ia the country at
Tophaul's, ON Seventh street, between % and r
his prices, should insure him ample patronage
from the public.
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DOOMS ON PA. AVENUE TO LET.-Two
IL Rooms, on I'd floor, on Pa avenue, between 18th
and 18th streets, over Sam'l. Lewis Jeweiry Store
VIII be let low to a permanent tenant. Would maxi
Stationer. ian I2-tf