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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-19
BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctlonesr.

VERY EXTENSIVESA SALE OF SUPERIOR
FORTE. ELlGANT CITY-NApE CABINET FURNITURE,
HANDSOME GILT FRAME MIRRORS. RICH SILK AND
6fP March anS
at 10 clock, and cont InuIng from day day until
Furniture and effects of the sEbbitt House sitD.
at. d on street. betw 18th and I4th streets,
Der Furniture, Bedding. &c : '''O' anu = "'"i
This extens We establishment embraces some
eisnty -hve paT9rs and chambers. which have been
ture all having been made at the beat
2 OF TINS city and OF very superior style and finish
Elegant rosewood seven-octave Pianofore, by
Elegant French plate gilt frame mantel. pier, and
o. oval Mirrors. 81 various sizes and styles
Superior rosewood and walnut crimson p.ush-cov-
Arm, ladies' and parlOr Chairs
Suite of rosewood Psrior Enrn,tSfe. finished in
s ssss s1e and ssld t h1oieIe oo%PTsns two
Suites OF handsome walnut fg ured damask- covered
rari9 OF nrniture, consisting OF two Sofas, two
Handsome walnut WhatnOts, Etageres. and Book
stands, of various patterns
beautiful marb atop, centre, sofa, and side Tables
-, In rosewood, walnut, and mahogany
the hoGse with s sf ses G1a.
Rich French China Vases, Candelahras and other
Superior Velvet. English. Brussels, and three ply
Carpets thIoughou the house
Brussels and Venetian hall and stair Carpets
OIL Cloth. Rugs. Stairs Rods and Ives
Splendid rosewood, walnut, and mahogany marble
ton dressnE Bureaus and Washstands, Ward
robes "
Jenny Lind and French Bedsteads
Inc painted Cottage Sets, with and without mar
bles
Solid cherry Bedsteads, Wardrobes, and Wash
stands of superior make
Painted "a ardrUbes. Redsteads, and Washstands,
Superior cured hsIr Mattresses,
Fine Gather Beds Boosters and Pillows.
Very extensive lot of superior ankets MarseiIles
Quilts, Comforts. beds pre- ads, SheetiLg, Boz
ster and Pillow clips,
French China marbed and granite Toilet Sets,
Rush and cane seat Chairs, Rockers,
Mahogany hair sprlRg-seat Sofas, Rockers, arm and
eide Chairs,
Hair Cloth, rep. and damask covered Lounges
Marbe-top SdebOards ard Beaufets,
bookcases, Writing Desks. Ann Chairs,
Eight superior engraved heavy silver plated Tea
Sets,
Silver-plated Casters. Walters, Tea and Coffee
Urns, Spoons and Forks,
superior Table Cutlery, Fire Irons.
and side Tables.
Superior oak cane-seat dining Chairs
French China and granite Dinner, Dessert. and Tea
Service,
Chrystal CUT glass Decanters, Water Bottles Cob
let's, Tumblers and Wine lasses,
Block Tin uTns, Cl ahug Dishes and Dish Covers
Radiator, open crate and alright Stoves
TogeI her with general assortment of ey ery article
In the Housekeeping lIue.
Terms S3l and under. cash over that sum- a
credit of p s. and months. for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, hearing interest.
ml7-eod J. C. MoG UIRE. Auct.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer

TWO TWO-STORY FRAME AND ONE
AT,AUcTIoN ON TUESDAY, the sd INST, shall
Sell ir2nt OF the premt at O'Clock p. m, Lot
east OF 50 feet, between south G and sts., NAVY
laId.J WITH the improvements, which are two rame
Terms: One half cash balance in and months
Tor notes bearing ILterest for the deferred psymsnts
Title lndisputable.
IN 10 GREEN
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BOARDING.

NWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN AND
Il their wives. also single gentlemen, can he ac-
cOrnmIiated with BOARD and PHEASANT front
ROOMS AZ ST. Pa, avenue. opposite the National
Hotel. Meal hours to suit the applicants.
IN l5-eoSts
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By J. C. MEG UIRE. Auotioneer.

By J. G. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
TyAT THE CORNER OF L AND Ninth STREE.s
OPPOSITE THE PATENT OFFICE-On THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, April LIST, at So O'Clock, on the
premises, shall SCI Lot No. I, in Square M. SIG
frontng 81 feet inches street, at the corner of
9Th street west, running hack IS feet on r street,
together with the improvements, insisting of two
story brick dwelling house, with excellent store
room IN the corner, which has been occupied many
years as confectionery store. Title peifecr.
Terms: One fourth cas- h; the residue in H. and
ID months with interest. secured by deed of trust
on the property.
IN lo-eOd&ds l. C. McGUJRE Auot
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MARRIED.,

Tn GeorEeto wn, ID. c., ON the morning of the sth
instant, by the Rev. Isaac Gibson. DIR. SAMUEL
TURNER. of Hilsborv. Loudoun county, Va In
Miss MARY E., eldest daughter Of John p. Wing
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

ROOMs:--A pleasant front ROOM with good
h board will be given TO a gentlem an ana hi,
wife for S3S per month. by advancing SlO applied
for INN edIately. Address Loan, Star Office, IT.
FURNISHED ROONSTOR ENT-Twodes,-
1 rable ROOMS to rent either as Chambers or as
Parlof and Chamber. at No 452 18th street. between
n and r. m ls-eost.
FOR SALE OR RENr.-,A new FRAME
l. DWELLING, containing four rooms, with
large Lot suitable for mari garden ON the corner
q a. lith and o. streets. Inquire at A. EBERLY's
I'm STORE ISL .lh street m ls-St"
nor RENT--On the I'd of March, the cor
l. TAGE on I'd street, Capitol Hill, between b
and c. formerly occupied by Mr.. A. 6. Pend! eton.
IL contalns ten rooms, with gas. CIstern of water
NEEWW, AMP POI PE 4 II Il. FHlKNIsHED
DWEL Ling HOUSE, with Back BaiIdyn Pf hand
someiy iuan,shed' and containing all the modern
This property i. delightfully."- situated fora summer
erste Apply to Jas C. MEG w xuc f
and Commission Merchant mis-
EARM FOR SALE.-A valuable Farm contain
ing one hundred acres, (or more If desIred.) in a
high state Of outIvaiion with Dwelling Barns. Sta
bic. Fruit Trees and a. modern improvements. sit.
mated mp IN Fringe Georse's County, Maryland and
nus sf !o OF GS att =.
twsen NJ and streets north. m ii-Im.
FOR KENT-The FURNISHED ROOMS
and Tor rent after this date The location ta7s Penn.
of the best In the city for gentlemen having business
at the Capitol or Departments and will be rented TO
transient or permanent occupants. There are seve-
raj smaller rooms also In the house, at moderate
prices eff
nor SALE OR RENT.-A BRICK Dwell
l. LING, containing IS rooms The Furniture
will be sold W it'll the house, if desired. Beautifully
situate on Missouri avenue, No. 70 between AZ
and 9th streets, near the National and Browns Ho
tells. INQUIRE on the premises. SLIM
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-ln v,rime of seven t7J
Nl wrlts of herr facas issued from the Clerks Of
fce of the Circuit Court of the District of Columns
for the County OF Washington and tn me directed,
shalt expose to public sale ior CASH in front of the
COurt-house door Of said County on FRIDAY the
18th day of March. at - o'clock M, the following
described property. tn wit: II defendant right
title. cam, and Int crest and to all that piece
parcel of ground lying In GeOrg etown, IN the Dis
triot Of Columbia. Inch Is included within the io.
lowing metes and bounds, to wit: Beginning on the
west side of Market Space at point 82 feet ~ 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 on the lot hereby
described and the line thereof EXTENDED SO feet
thence south and parallel with Market Space n
feet inches. more or less, to point which will be
intersected by the line Of the south wall of sad
house extended west, then by sald line reversed
east to Market Space at the southeast corner of
said house. and then north and with the lime of Mar
ket space "a feet inches to the place of beginning
erwith all and Singular the improvements thereon.
seized and levied upon as the property of 1;eorg.
Rhodss lr and vii vii be sold 70 satisfy judicisls
of Joshua Hatcher and Nancy Hatcher, and Nos.
lS4, 49, lS: and Isl gndicias to May term, 1858, IN
favor OF Cline a nd Dillon, Peter Dillon, BENJAMIN
Tripett, and John Crumbaugh;
M ais Marshal for the District OF Columbia.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of writ of
lVl herie faeias, under the lien law, ISSUED from
the clerk ONCE OF the Circuit Court of the District
of Columbia, for the County of Washing tOn and 10
me directed, will expose "a, pubIc sale, for CASH,
IN front Of the Court House door of SAID county ON
FRIDAY, the 2sth of March. 1859, at II o 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, betwe on ~
and 81 streets, IN the city Of Washington ID c.,
lsokey, and will he sold to satisfy Judicial No. 29
to October term, 1851, IN favor of Smith a Fowler
j. ID. HOOVER,
M 2-dts Marshal for the District of ColnInhia
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The Boor AND SHoE SroKr ON p, .v.nps bs-
tween 18th and 18th Streets north side, No. az. in
for sale. is the best stand In the city. bargain
can he hal by calling early. IVY N iass n
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CoRREcrIox.-To the Editor of the STAR Sir /: Il
WAS Weber's Bend that attended the 81. Patrick
Auui vsrsary Sd,per Mt Munde q Saloon, and M,
WHners'. ~ staIed yesterday BY your reporter IT.
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FRUIT TREES. EvERGREENs, 90,

The attention of fruit growers in respectfully
called TO the very extensive stock of TREES
now on hand, all of which are of the most Wig -
curacy.
Peach Trees, large and thrifty. choicest kinds
to this season, 3 40 per lNO
Dwarf Pears, over 2lGO. one and two years old,
splendid Trees, S25 to S35 per 100.
good, 918 per 100.
STANDARD Pears, Apricots, Cherries, Mechanics,
Plums, Ounces.
Grape Vines, Blackberries, Currants,
Strawberries over 30 varieties, including the finest
American sorts, as well as the French. English
and BelgIa varieties.
Rhubarb Roots, Victoria. Prince Albert. Randers
Early Prolific, &c.
Asparagus Roots, ChiIee's Yam, &c.
Evergreens, such rs Nsrway Spruce, Hemlock
Arborlte, Cednes, psOdOra, to 5 feet very
symmetrical.
, WITH every thing perta ming to the Nursery and
Seed Trade, OF finest quality and cheap.
JOHN SAUL,
S6 7th street. corner III,
Ie b-F T.lT Washington, ID q,
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ID 400 CHANCES AT IS EACH.

The Rattle will positively come off irony one half
the tickets are sold, otherwise the money will be
strictly returned to the chance holder.
as above.
By order of the Trustee. ml5-dtr
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wo THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF VALUABl
II ID NZ II T. II y

u
O'Clock, In the Bar Room.
Two THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF VALUABLE
u i :" i Il r Y,
Fully guaranteed and can now be seen at the Bank
Ing House of Messrs Suter, Lea & Co on It'll St.
between Louisiana avenue and ID street, " here thew
are on deposit for safe keeping.
l. One large Brilliant Breaetpin, set In a snake,
with 4S small brIllIants set on the body, with
, ruby eyes, cost $3.50
maker, Charles John Cope, Raihbone
Place, London, $50
Onelarge Oriental Pearl. set on gold rose
leaf BresstpIn, $40
4. One pair of large Brilliant Earrings, each
one containing FIVE brilhants, 800
3. One large Cluster Brilliant FIDger-Ring, $50
Q. Cne arge single Diamond Ring, $50
T. One Cluster Diamond Ring, los
2. One Scarf Pin. Eagle and Pearl, 50
9. One Gold Curb Chain, IS
10. One Gold LOcket, an
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WATCH RErURSs.-Aipheus Kane, Mass va
grant; workhouse % days. w alter Clark, Md :,
DO do Benjamin Ringgod, cold, ID. c., dis
defiy: do; Henry Spangler, &c many, vagI ant;
costs, 81 Al. VIM. Mollison. Ireland, do; do.
!ohn Thos. Smith, cold, ID. c.. drunk aud dis
oIueiiy; costs, 81 IL John Thomas, N. Y II, va
gam; wo,khouse 81 days. John Wright, Ireland,
yd2'anti do. Charles Mayee, Ireland, disorderly;
fine and costs, 81 A. Nine dodgers. -
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By j. G. Moo IRE, Auetioneer. "a
pkkANHS SSs. s.t sA5 81 at
rio. lot of Plants from the nursery Of Prof Charles
a'ss sR::sss. :. :s;i. 8 ed Antwerp
,. Gooseberries,
Terms cash.
m - J. c. MoG UIRE. Auctioneer.
WALL 4 BARNARD. Aucts.
si9s.o5n TEEsBhS &oRNfSeA, I'd A lu.t.,
vania avenue and sth street We WIFI viii ,eIi s4Te
f RsfIsi o. R prime Groce,es.
D Do Portland syrup
Chemical. Brown, and Salt Water SOAPS,
Sperm. Adamantlne and Mould Candles,
Lot OF Western Cutting Cheese.
kesf f1s P SRffx,ns Tobacco
Barrels WHISKY, sctaves Brandy,
Brandy n6,, Whlskys, Wines. 40, In demjohns and
Frssh smy,ns . Figs; new crop Dates.
Ls,Ee stock of Cigars.
%A sfAer s0o%Ss WEI sG here BRsnspss Au
By c. w. BOTELER. AuctIoneer.
YFMT65RkITE w. MET at
s e sbss at IA 9c c .Sa sell at the
ner Of 9Th street east and Csp
ltol Hill, general assortment Of Household Furni-
ture. consisting in part Of
Mahogany Divans, Gilt frame Mantel and Pier MIR
TOrs,
Walnut Parlor Table, marble top,
Oak Secretary, Mahogany Lounge,
Gilt Iron Marble top Tables,
Walnut Har,seat Rocker, Gilt Window Shades,
Carpeting, Oilcloth, Straw Mating,
Table,
China. Glass. and Crockery Were,
Walnut Dining room Chars,
Plated TIA Sets, Chi Ia and silver,
Maple and other Dressing Bureaus
Superior CURED Hair Mattresses, Blankets, Com
forts. &c,
Wardr, bes, Washstsnds, set of Cottage Chamber
Furniture,
Radaio or, COuk and other Stoves
Large Bathing Tub, Garden Engine
Refrigerator, Kitchen Furniture Cooking Utensils
&c.
Terms: $50 and under, cash; over $50, 60 and 90
est ' -e ''
m1ad C. w. BOTELER Auct
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ID. LAkENAN
-. MERCHANT TAILOR
No. 2sl Pennsylvsnia avenue, south sIde, between
10th ard 18th streets. bees leave to inform a.
his friends and the public generally that he
has just received his SPRING STOCK OF M
GOODS. consisting of English and French M
Cloths, Cassimers and VestIRgs. Also. = hns >AA.
assortment of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
I'M Is colin
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THE NEG RIO LABOR q UssTION,b by anew
York Merchant Rtlse 2, cents. Fer sa!e BY
Il --e~t..t. ca Bookstore So Pa. avenue,
o. ml6 fdoors west Of sth street,
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N NJ. RUPFEL.
NORTH side OF Market Space, No. 81, between
Bridge and Canal streets, Georgetown.~ n
announces to els patrons that at his(G IN q 81
RESTAURANT may be found at aIISXA
times the choicest and most excellent S~
assortment Of LILO UORS, the freshest
OYSTERS and all kinds Of GAME in season.
Meals served at all hours and at the usual prices.
ian 4-Sm
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A"FULL-BLooDkD BALTINoRKAN" IN LIMBO.
This morning drunken fellow, who was PROM
enading the avenue, using the most profane and
indecent Language, was arrested by police officers
Carter and McHenry and taken before Justice
Dom He said he was full bIooded EaIti-
MORGAN, but would neither give his name, nor
behave decently in the office. Justice Dorm set
him down as John Doe, and committed him to
the workhouse for thirty days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-19

The CRIMTNAL CoURr adjourned yesterday, To
meet next Thursday at 10 O'Clock a. m
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uUGHEs' FLOWER GARDEN.

HUGHES FLOWER GARDEN,
H SEvENTH STREET. ISLAND.
The proprietor has q hne collection of kUS-S
90 and niher ~ ANTS coming iuto bloom. n a .
and suitable for parlor windows. vhicl A(XK
- give ladies' the benefit OF them in early ok
bloom hnd Ia mIlder weather hey may be PIE med n
the garden, in which place they VIII bloom durlng
the summer months. m 1871
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4 GRAND RATTLE FOR JEwELRY.

Grand Rattle to come off at the National Hote
on SATURDAY EVENING, March 9TH, at u
O'Clock, in the Bar Room.
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FINE ORANsEs.-R denour is opening as fine
ot of Havana oranges rs we ever saw
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An HONEST DRIvER.-A few days since, lady
advertised in the Star the loss Of gold b. acelet
by O'Clock next morning it was sent to our Office
by Mr.. Vanderwercken, with information that il
had been found in one of his omnibuses This i,
AZ u should be. The drivers name we record
with pleasure. II is Benjamin Roney
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CLOSING CONCERTS OF THE PEAK FAMILY
THESE gifted musicians soon TO leave us
Have you listened to their rich musical enter.
tainments! IL not there is treat in store for
you Saturday afternoon will be grand gala
day for the children. The q uaker and Quaker
e>s Will be present, and all the mamas should
take the little ones to see them. The doors will
be opened at O'Clock. and the hall will be am
Ply provided with seats. Our advice is, 20 early.
This evening and tomorrow evening close their
engagement when they leave for Richmond
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WASHINGTON THEATRE.-Dear reader, "Lon-
don Assurance is to be performed tonight for
Mathews benefit, with the following cast Is it
not capital one, Dazzle This origin nal character>
5: ID. Eytinge; Max Harkaway, Mr. Russell;
Charles Courley, Mr. F. Bangs Mr. Adolphus
SPanker ION this occasion only) Mr. J. NJ. Daw-
son; Max NEEDLE, Mr.. Whiting; Lady Gay
SRanker, Mrs. Charles Mathews; Cool, Mr. Tree.
solomon lsaacs, Mr.. Newton; Martin, Mr.
whiting; simpson. Mr.. Sommers; Grace Harka-
way, Mrs. John Sloan; Pert, nj ISIS Tree
The Theatre will inevitably be crammed to-
nlShf. and o-morrow night, too, for that matter
since it affords the last chance TO see thi, most
brilliant comedian.
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STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED w. learn.
says the Alexandria Sentinel, that Mr.. w. w.
Adam has recovered, at Buffalo. N. Y. one hun.
dred and forty of the watches stolen from his es
tahiiSbment, and has information which NAV lead
10 the recovery of more Of his properly
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DANGEROUS AccTDKSr.-We .eIrn that OIL
weil-known fellow-sitizen, John Sessford, Jr.
was wounded few nights ago, by the Academia
discharge OF a pistol that fell tom his pocks
while at the case In the Office OF the Inteligenc-r
The bell passed through his foot and the wound
bids fair 10 contne him for some time TO his b,
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that the suLscrI
l. her hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of
washington County, in the District Of Columbia,
letters parliamentary on h. personal estate of Jo-
seph B: Tate. late of Washington county deceas-
ed. All persons having claims against The SAID
deceased. are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber on or
before the 9th day Of March next; the- may other
estate.
GIven under my hand this sth day of March, Ia5s
mS-w3w j. MILLS, Executor.
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Court OF CLAIMs.-This Court had under
consideration yesterday the case of William H
Wigs rs. the United States-an action to recover
for losses sustained by the defendants grand
father, during the revolutionary war; in conse.
quence OF his having incurred the hatred of the
British, while held as a prisoner by them, by his
pronunciation Of their murder of Col Hayne
Inc claim Is for s31 1877, with interest from
March, ISL. The case was opened for the claim
ant by Mr.. ReveIdy Johnson. MIR Blair replied
Tor the Government, but had not concluded his
argument when the Court ad journed.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Last evening Mr. Hiram r.
Clark, late Of Brookheld, Mass, fell dead at the
door of his residence, on Sixth, between ID and f.
streets south. He was ffty-seven years Of aye
The cause OF death was supposed to be apoplexy
or disease of the heart
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IMPORTANT TO BBILDERs AND 9TH.

"fokTANr TO EERRssLDERS AND 9TH
The undersigned has purchased the Free STONE
taken from the Treasury Building. This Stone he
ing particularly selected from the hest portions of
the qnarres of Virginia, after being subiscte
to twenty years action of weather. proves to be
considerably harder IN many Instances harder than
the Brow9 rec Stone Of Connecticut. ! shall be
able to sell nearly one half cheaper than the Con
necticut Brown Free Stone. Alss, Connecticut
Brown Stone for building purposes.
a lot of splendid Carved Italian and PLAIN Mantes
cheaper than can be purchased any other part of
the CITY.
MOnume Rts, TOmhs, II cad Stones 10
JOHN RUTHERFORD.
m BIN "a door from corner 18th and r SITS.
& f r ID s! E EDSm SEEDSM
SOME OF THE ADvANTAsEs OF BUYING SEEDS FROM
JOHN SAUL.
IL because ne Is neither an agent has agents but
MS seeds are grown expressly to his order
he can, therefore, warrant them.
& Because his Seeds are fresh, genuine uEadulter.
ated; the growth of 1857.
s. Because by purchasing direct from HIM you save
all intermediate profits.
4. Because they are cheap.
5. Because he is practical Horticulturalist well
acquainted with the Seed trade, and there
lore KNOWS by experience what seeds TO rec
Ommend.
SEED STORE SOC 7th st..
IeN tx .lN corner II. Washington, ID.
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THE POLITICAL TEXT BOOK. or Epcycio-
ii pedia containing everything necessary for tke
references of the politicians and statesmen of the
United states. Edited by M. w. Clusky, I volume,
IS FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE WONDER OF wAsHINGTQN.s
i GIBBS VEGETABLE BALsAMi
performing almost miracles I'm covering NJ De-
Heads and curing al Soale dissaess. nv
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The CLERKS PRoyIBEST ASSOCIATION. in
the Senate, yesterday, Mr. Brown called ND the
bill further 10 amend the act eniitlrd San act 10
incorporate the Proyidcnt Association of Clerks
in the civil departments of tue Government of
the nited states, In the District of Columbian
which motion having been agreed To, and the bill
explained by Mr.. IL was read third time and
passed. --
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Mua2S.S %. 81. Q TIT, Np. 55iN. @apRr.
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