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EBBITT HOUSE.
j. II. FREEM AN.
+ street, between 18th and l4th streets,

WASHINGTON n, C.
rTNIIIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
ougy repaired and furnished with Superior furniture
contains hundred and has all tho requisites
class house
proprietor provided coach Which the railroad
depot and steamboat landing arrival for the Of
passengers and baggage TO the hotel.
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mutual Life Insurance Company of New York.

mutual Lie InBur6nce company Oh NEW YORK
Trinity Bnding, Ill Brcadpay.
FJNfE assets of this company amount to nearly
potisKs, and entirely cash. OF which thrx
mortgage
in the city and State Of New York valued as mil
Of dollars.
The profits already million
ttosand dollars the property Of the policy holders
TERMS
Forms application and pamphlets giving Information
cd applying at the Office Of the
FREDK s. WINSTON President
ISAAC ABRATT, Secretary.
SHEPPARD Ii0MANS, Actuary.
MrNTCRS PCssT ~ D., Medical Examiner.
\ava Iva
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FL Oculista De Paris
DECIEN legado esta cnidad tienna e honor de
In Ofroocr los
CABNIERO3 FssPANOIES
essdo surtdo de fspcneos Lntcs Ansoos de Teao do
Ndrios Mquecs Lapceas Pumas
de Oro que Articuios Francesas
proyisonamente Eight street. Penn
PreoIos nny modcrados, 10 msnlo dc Europa.
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An experienced surgeon attached to each ship,
berth can be secured until paid for.
I.ako..1,.LI, 4. ,,.... "a. .,.......

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No 90 Wall street. N Y.
BROWN sFPIEY, 4 CO.,
Liverpool
sIFPfiEN KENNARD Il co,
No. 27 Austin Frars, London
q WAINWRIGHT & CO.,
tfakaH Paris.
these ships will
bullion, specie ewery,
therefor and the value thereof
Dec. l6dt
ID II. GILLET, Counsellor at Law has removed
lOs his ONCE his residence
lie will principal
ly TO cases in tho United States Supreme Court
Oct 2s-dn
NJ SNYDER Il son,
Bankers.
Bank No. 1913 Pennsylvania arenus, National Ha Buidng)
WASHINGTON CRY, d. c.
WE receive money on deposte, and pay checks
wv charge collect and bills in the District Of Co
,umb Alexandria Virginia. and remit proceeds
a exchange.
We deposie and
checks specie charge exchange
Buy and sell bills exchange coin money and land
:.
Bonds and stocks we buy and sell ON commission only
Dec 2-eod3m
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LNOR LEASE.-A square Of ground situated
10th and Boundary streets No lss for
years For particulars apply GEORGE W. BRAY,
Collector and Agent for Houscs,"
Jan % collin No. 2s2 Ninth street, between and ",
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wheeler a WilsOn.

wheeler Wilson.
MANUFACTURING ooapASys IMPROVED SEWING Mcains,
Ya..ilsa, ko~.Jaesnrsrs, AVID oAer.
,INHEsE machines combine all the improvements
lhai have Their ncr-~sss sab
and pai approval and eoan'-ai~s'a thai thy l-s.
ss s.r,. r. M the psps Inn. % % s .aa s
given Satisfaction.
Beauty simpneiy eoaspsssl ireaa
arrangement need Of
I'd unexsmpled care and r~aiiy s operation
perfection rachas .na hsir apfea
oy . variety % S q s.a o. AND ,s H S ,o.,
IN the principal cities of the Union
Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.
A N immense assortment Of seasonable fabrics con
z santiy hand full
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CAKrErIS0s
Oil cloths lnsinss rugs mats materials s
ooFnces, window shades &c, &C., Sr.,
MICH BELOW REGULAR rRIcEsi
LORD TAYLOR,
May ao-ly ~ and Al and 40 ca,hariae s,rss,
Matthew Hale smith,
ooUMELLoR AT LAW,
Rooms 90, "a, No. l6 Wall sirea, Nsc York.
Cyrus w. Field a. Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
No IL Clif srcs Nes York,
INVITE the attention Of dealers and consumers to
their stock Of printing writing wrapping ana an o.
for sale at the lowest market prs
May as-iy@
Ben. 4 II. A. WhitlOck IL Co..
Beekmaa Street corner of Nassau. opposite he daor
House
pRoPRIEroRs or THE PREMIUM CHAMP oEMANr CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandes for druggists and
merchants use from Dupuy fo Hennesey iine Cas-
oa Co. the highest reputation and sole pro
pe,ors Of ths celebrated brandes in the naive pros" an" "' "
Vineyard OF Chateau Bernard
Iiqucur champs dor,
Superior vineyard, yieur oognac'
Also
Exclusive importers Of ths
Old Royal Hollands, ~
Buryonaster schnapps,
And several brands sherry, Madeira and Port wines &C. &C.
Ales, porters and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, CREMANT.
UuSE W. & Co are Of this wine, and
receipt of shipments by regular packets and beg those who
viii superior drary "f flavor and quality to any wine At
present imported
Bent NJ. whitIock,
Biw'd A. whiiock, - -
frcdk J. llaverstck, BEN t. WHiiiock W.
Henry Canmeyer.
May 26--1ys
Woollens.
1857.
WILSON HUNT & CO., IMPORTERS,
30 to 3s Park Place,
oaer for sale
president cosinss Velvet beavers
gsqdmaus DO Castor do
Ga,aaqaiver % Fur
Empire state do Iricot do
Arctic 10 Dcyonshire d.
MOSCOW Blue and coored pIJts
Carlisle do Sable coatings
a.a.kn 30 iarnbsk,n do
Whrlrool do Pctersham do
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VIE LADIES are especially invited to g The
Il IAkes" store, ormeriy occupied r. c. stcyeps) No
ls Commercial Building opposite junction Penps
MIA and street. where they elegant
of fancy and toilet articles pcumery &C vcb as wc h.Il
continue improve aud sell Wholesale al our old store
bo4 Pennsylvania =
Oct 2su MRS LAKE DArcTITERs
ITH1TE COLORED KID GLOVES from GO 10 7b
wv ecusust receve asupcrior lot gloves which o
win di,pose c ie unusual low cents We
quito large hand on BUYERS
win nnd them TO be good, reliable giovc.
WALL, STEPHENS co,
nd sts.
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American Gothic and Brass- Foil Roofing.
INVENTED BY EUGFNIo IATuIA, ARCHITECT, NJ s. b
nESICNS made for concrete churches Villas cot
IL and farm buildings Once Go,hica Chappaqua,
.Wesiches.er county, New York.
June 17--aU
We would call Grandin esq,
commissioner for The Sates and Territories and also
the United States Of Claims Colonel
ougy with business connected with the
Washington the practice
aas [Noo York Daily Nay
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1TEXAs LAND FOR sALE.-ao, 900 acres, in 32o,

IL $40 $50 and league tracts contiguous
the several projected railroad routes Term accommodating
price titles good No epcumbrances
Fisher, a, The National Hotel, Washington.
Jan 2O--eo3t~
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Winter Term.-Instruction in French.

"cK cr"'-i"stE"csAo" ~ rIe"
MONSIEUR Il. MASSE returns thanks tor "
lvI patronage hitherto AAsrded him, ana sivsr pcaies %
winter will commence Tuesday, the ls ncemetf
also desirous 70 form class Of not lcs than ten and no.
twenty pupils, receive instruction by the oral mrthod
This will o sixteen essons, wcsA -
and halt each Terms s5 the Hs win employ fa
OF Instruction. and the coloquiai exercises he
Napoleon by Alexandra dumas the younger Persons ~ss
form Of this class will please their u
Mohuns Bookstore and 1l't ~
Hon. Toucey Secretary Of the Navy, washington
Rev. George II. Cummins
Rev. Smith ryne, Z"
y. r. Fenda, esc..
Rev. X Cleveland Coke, of Baltimore.
RI Rev Bishop 7. NJ Clark H. d., Providence
RI. Rev Bishop T. c. Brownsl. u ~, Hartford Come
Hon. T. A. Green, New Bedford.
Rev. Charles Lowe,
Rev. Charles H. Brigham Taunton.
Rev. r. W. Snow,
George B. Emerson, ESQ, Boston
Richard " Dana, ESQ., Z"
Epcs Sargent, esd, &"
Nov 24--coiu
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FROST KING.

FROST KING.
~ W00DWARD'S Metropolitan Stove and Crate
NJ factory No AIS Pennsylvania between 10Th and iih
streets.
Sep 4-eodifsm %
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pEPARrAKSr.
Hon J. Floyd secetary o wsz r. Drnksrd, chief clsrk
subordinate clerks messengers and four watchmcn
Glowing bureaus attached To this department:
Commanding Generals 0Ths Office, the of which
Lieutenant General, Scott, Ia at New York. M
Adddwt Generals OGcrCo Samuel Cooper tutant General
Brevet Maor F. d. Townsend Capt Williams
and Brevrt Capt r. Garcscc Judge Advocate
Lee nine clerks and one In this Office kept all
the records which refer 10 the personnel f
Ia here where all military commissions
Qsdnndsr Generals Office Hrcvet Major General r. s. Jesup
quartmaser general Assistants Colonel Thomas Captain
Major Bgcr;
Idypsasr Generals 0TosCo r. Llrned, general
Major j. icc district aymascr eight clerks and one messen
ger
Cn'pissryy Gnedf CGcp George Gibson, comn'ssary
era assistant Captain ~ D. T. Simpson six clerks and one mosssn
ger
Supon Genuis dt6Gen. Thomas lawson surgeon general
sssis'sns Dr. H. G. Wood and In g. X Wood thoe clerks
Enginr Ocepera Joseph a. Toon, chief engineer assistant
Captain " G. Wright hvc clerks and one messenger
7spASa Baeou-Col J. Albert cscnel Of the corps;
Woodruff four clerks and messenger
aano, BuyauCol H. Craig colonel Of ordnance assistant
Capt VIM. Aayuadier eight clerks and one messenger
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Second Cont<rolle's Once Cus esq, Comptroller, and
clerks lie rescribes the mode keeping and render
Ing The accounts Of the army navy ana M mam % ne
Ge> Of Of II. Cuaoms Hugh = Anderson esq,
Commissioner and eleven clerks He prerbcs the mode keeping
mens for the building and repairing custom houses &c. and
vses and certaes the balances arising thereon.
Frs AUDITORS OGce-Tbonas Smith, esq Auditor
lilo
and and expenditures
the Commissioner Of the Customs and the Comp
troler, respectively, for their decision thereon
Second OG~-Thomas n Fuller Second Auditor
clerks lie and adjusts all relating
sssns and ordnance and ali relating the indian
and reports the balances to the Second Comptroller for his dc
sion thereon.
Asdaass 0o Atkinson, esq, Third Auditor and
M clerks e rsesS.s snH adjust. q. for sub
and the department we'll for pensions claims
arising from military services previous 10 lara and for horses and
and reports the balances the Second Comptroller for his
thereon
sixteen cerks He receives and adjusts all the service
the Navy Department and the balances Second Comp
FM Amiaos Oro-Nurray Mcconnell ESQ.,, Fifth Auditor
six clerks e receives and adjusts all accounts for diplomatic and
mcnt and reports tho balances to Tho First Comptroller Got his decision
thereon.
Sizsh AUDITORS Ob~-R. Thomas r~ts
for tho Post once Department and hundred and fourteen
clerks lie receives and adjusts all accounts arising from e
appeal be taken twelve months TO the First Compsrocr
Intends tho collection II all debts due the % once Department, and
tractors for falling do their duty he legal proceed
civil criminal and all
IN @ , and
all relating thereto
OF United Snes Of tho progess
legal proceedings has charge
assged tho United Saes
Department, power
bcnent OF the United States
Trarnrer's OoSarnuel Casey esq,
clerks lie receives and moneys
Office that the repositories
august 1876 and ont the upon by tho
Secretary bs
upon by
by the Sixth Auditor recorded by Register
public dibung and
the upon their checks.
R0ar 06 Finley Bigger, Register, and twenty nine clerks
He keeps the accounts public and expenditures receives
and makes
eaon Of Che United Sates the First Comptroller
decided by
them, and charged by law with Their safe keeping
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A CURIOUS STAR.

By turning your face towards the East, at
ter dark, YOU will have before you the planet
Jupiter, the most brilliant object in the hea.
vens. Now, letting your eye TALL towards the
horizon, the first stars of any degree OF
brightness you see are three, pretty close to-
gether, forming triangle. A little to the
right of this triangle is another star, OF the
second magnitude, and about as bright as
any in that quarter 1t is to this star that
/ wish to direct your attention. 1t you
should look for it, precisely IN the same pos =
ton, three or four months hence, you would
find that it had totally disappeared. Nor was
there vestige of it there four months ago.
I first observed il about two months since, or
perhaps a little more, when it was Just dis
cernible. 1t was been increasing in brillian-
oy ever since.
This is the famous periodic star, MIRA, or
On,cron, in the neck of the Whale; first OBJ
served by Fabriicus, in 1896. I have often
looked Tor it, but never happened to see 1t
until the time have mentioned. 1t retains
its full brightness only fourteen days, and Is
already, think, beginning to wane. 1t re-
mains wholly invisible for five months, and
at the end OF that period begins to be visible,
and graduailr increases in size for three
magnitude; remains so, as | have said, tor
fourteen days, and then gradually dwln3leS
swsy again, and at the end of three months
becomes invisible; the entire period o: Its re-
volutiou being about three hundred and thiF'
ty.four days.
There are many other periodic stars-one
not far from Mira in the Head of Medusa.--
1t usually presents the appearance OF star
of the second magnitude. but once IN sixty
two hours i, takes a diminishing tit, and be-
comes almost invisible. This freak lasts on
" seven hours, after which it remains sta
tionary again for sixty-two hours, and so on,
I'D infnitum. The most remarkable OF this
class of variable stars, are those which have
suddenly appeared and acquired a bright
ness even greater than that of Venus, and,
having remained 80 for few months, have
disappeared, never to to be seen again
There have been number Of this sort, the
most brilliant, perhaps. being that observed
by Tycho Brabe, in 1872, which could be
seen at mid day. 1t appeared first in Novem-
Der, and disappeared in March valley
Democrat. -
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THE GAZETTE.
NINE. DE WlLHoRsT IN PARIS.
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY -, 1888

NINE. DE WlLiiOhSl IN aI'l0'
A letter dated Paris. Dee 10, TO the Bos-
ton Traveller, says Nine Cora dc "lGUfst
has made her debut In Don Pasquale. here
is Nj. Florentiuo's account OF her appearance:
"Tbe event of the evening was the DEBUT OF
the Countess de W!lhorst 10 the part Ut MORT
ma Mime Cora de Wilborst belongs TO very
wealthy and aristocratic family in the United
States. She has very decided talents tor the
stage. but nothing could CONQUER her parents
abborrence of it, for they have, as it appears,
and although they are Americans, preJudices
and ill-will to art aud artists, which have
long been dismissed in Europe. She there
fore married NJ de Wilhorst, who does not
think it derogatory to his nobility tOr ne
holds the opinion Of Count R1ssi ana Count
Pepolil to GLOW his wife to pursue PROBES
sion for which she has an irresistible tarn'
In this instance aristocracy OF blood mas
proved itself more generous than aristocracy
of money, the noble escutcheon less puritan
cal than the money bag, monarchical Europe
q thousand times more liberal than fepuoN'
can America. ,,,, n.
ilimni Nv DO everybody knows 10 cardinals
niece She is lively, v!yacious, piquante:
in no wise embarrassed with her person: and
evidently accustomed TO the footlights, and
the opera glasses of the public. Ia the
morning Of the day Of her debut, Nine de
Wilhorst was attacked with so sore threat
her physician commanded her to keep her
room, and let the manager know the perIor-
nance must be changed. Bnt you know the
American motto, Go ahead Nine. de. Will
horst would not belong to America if she had
listened to the timid suggestions made her by
everybody. Go ahead" said she, who loves
me will follow me- They will say | am
afraid Go ahead And sick as she was
fevered, hoarse, i'll at ease, she appeared be-
fore the public She was received with a
great deal Of favor, applauded and recalled
after her cavatina applauded and recalled al
ter her duo with Mario; applauded aud re-
called in the second act where she gave Don
Pasouale a vigorous box with her little hand;
applauded and recalled alter the pretty varl-
ations of the end, which Alary wrote Tor her
and which she learned in few bours The
theatre showed itself perfectly satisfied With
her.
But we wait for her next appearance,
for we have heard Nine. de Wilhorst in socie-
ty, and know she has double the voice she
gave the other night; that she has expression,
ease, taste; in fine, that she is destined 70 a
most brilliant career. We wait for her al
her second appearance, which has yet ia
ken place; for after the performance she
was punished for her imprudence. She is
now doing better and will soon sing again.
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STOVES. &C.

VOU RUN so RISK N BUYING STOVES,
at No. IS. Royal street, as | warrant all
STOVES sold by me 10 give satisfaction
COOKING-STOEES. put up Oh trial. and II
they do not prove to be what represent taem,
| take them back at my rsk This am era.
bed TO do from the fact that have selected my
present stock with great care, Tor this market.
Call and examine Tor yourselves. as II will be TO
your interest 10 do s., before purchasing else.
where JOS. STANSBURl, 81. Royal s..
n. B. AL JOB-WORK promptly attended TO.
A-.lrn
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.
COUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
= COMPANY, AL EXANDRIA, Va
CAPITAL OVER S25O,O0O,
AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING

AND CONSTANTLY MGR EASING.
The charter Of this Company offers more ia.
vorable advantages to the farmer and Others
than any other company chartered in the State,
by insuring with OF without premium note
Il the applicant prefer, ne can pay tneuil amount
of the premium in cash, or by efecung cash
insurance Tor two years, the insured saves one
eighth of the amount he would otherwise nave
TO pay: or by becoming member, and giving
small premium note. the insured saves nearly
one half OF the amount charged by Stock Gonna.
MES, when insurIng from year 10 year IhI, 10
the advantage resulting from the combination OK
THE CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE
This company commenced issuing Policies
against loss or damage by fire, on the 18th Of
March, 1884, since which time over four 'hou.
sand seven hundred persons have insured and BE-.
come members OF the Company, and over thirty
thousand dollars have been paid for losses
Having trebled our business during the past
year, We feel grateful for the liberal patronage
bestowed upon the Company thus lar, and for lis
hattering prospects OF future usefulness. The
Directors hope and believe that by prudence,
caution and risid system Of economy, they
will establish for this Company reputation
for cheapness and safety, not surpassed by any
Company in the U. States.
All differences in settlement OF losses, may be
determined by three dlslnterested aroitrators OF
the County where such loss happened 10 be mu.
tually chosen by the insured and the Company.
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Y AND FOR SALE-The subscriber offers
4 4 for sale the land on which ne resides
SAID land is situated III the county OF Culpeper,
five miles east OF the Court house, Immediately
on the main road leading from that place to
Fredericksburg. II adlolns the lands OF I. I.
Beckham, w. J. Fife, Mrs. J J. Finney and
others. There are, by recent survey. FOUR
HUNDRED AND TWO ACRES, OF which
three hundred and twenty-five are in one body
or tract, about two hundred and ninety beng
cleared The remainder OF eighty acres is de-
taChed from, but OF convenient access 10 the
former, furnishing an abundance OF line WOOD
AND TIMBER.
The soil is OF the very best description IN the
neighborhood III which the land is situated
Its native strength and susceptibility OF improve
ment 10 an almost unlimited extent combined
with the facility of access TO the markets Of
Richmond, Alexandria and Fredericksburg
the proverbial heathiness and the beautiful seen
cry OF the whole region offers all Inducement 10
purchasers that can scarcely be surpassed any
where. The Improvements already on the place,
can with a moderate outlay of money. be made
ample and suitable for the handsome accom-
mediation OF large family. At present, the
raatt DWELLING HOUSE is comfortable and
r convenient one, containing eight rooms, IN.
GLIDING the basement. The outbuildings are
inferior There is good orchard on the place;
a well of fine water in the yard, and spring
convenient to the house.
Further Information as TO price. terms OF sale,
&c, will be promptly given by the subscriber in
response to applicants. addressed 10 him through
mail at StevenSburg post Office. in person up
on the place, which he will take pleasure III
showing 10 any one wishing to purchase
VIM l.. ANDERSON.
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GROCERIES,, &c.

10 H y P5, e"s5s5 1i S';5:5 Sugar
IS " C.YeIlow Refined Sugar
10 hhds Muscoyado MoaSseS
IS bbls prime Golden Syrup
IS bags Rio Coffee
IS " Grain Pepper
100 Shot assorted numbers
50 boxes prime Dairy Cheese
80 Adamantine Candles
50 Tallow
90 " Cayerdish Tobacco, low priced,
Just received. and for sale by
McVEIGH 4 CHAMBERLAIN,
doc % Prince street Wharf.
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VERY DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE AT
' PRIVATE SALE.-The subscriber hav-
ing determined 10 change his location, offers tor
sale the following LOTS Oh PARCELS OF
LAND:
Lot No. /. Containing between FORTY AND
FIFTY ACRES, situated at the junction Of the
Alexandria Turnpike and the Georgetown dirt
road. l4I miles from Alexandra, and 10 from
Georgetown The buildings ale comfortable
Issa DWELLING HOUSE, with Barn and all
-Gs:S the usual other buildings including an
office with two rooms, all new; plenty OF Wood
and Timber, and well watered.
No g Containing SlXTY-TWO AND THREE
QUARTER ACRES lies on and binds with
the road leading from Fairfax c. H. to Falls
Church p miles from the former place The
land is of excellent quality, and has on il
eses comfortable LOG HOUSE. Kitchen, Spring
H. House, &c The Timber is of the finest
quality and the land is well watered.
No 3. Containing THIRTY ACRES, chiefly
in Wood and unmproved. 1t lies about mile
east of Hunters Mill; fine location, and well
watered
will take cost for No /; the Assessors val
nation for No. 2, and $40 an acre for No. 3.
IRA WILLIAMS.
~ ", ayt,tf
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A LEXANDRIA COUNTY COURT, DEcEM-
~ BIR Term, lS57.-Ordered, That the Sher-
If Of this County proceed to HlRE OUT, accord,
ing to Law, all EkEX NEGROES who have not paid
their Taxes and LevieS for the year 1897
A copy, teste: B. H. BERRY, Clerk.
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WALL STYLES-HATS BONNETS. RIB
4 BONS, ac-J T. EVANS mas Just re.
ceved and opened splendid assortment OF
GOODS in the above line, embracing BONNETS
OF the finest fabrics and OF the latest Partisan
styles. He has also splendid stock of RIB
BONS, KUCHES, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
aad indeed every thing pertaining to hiS bust.
ness, which he offers on the very best terms A
tine assortment OF gentemans SOFT HATS
always on nand He sollcts a call at the old
stand, where ne is prepared TO sell Wholesale
and Retail. loot j No 50 King street
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &C.

wv YANDOTTE PROLIFIC CORN
w Yielding to stalks and to u
ears from only one grain p anred. The yield Of
fodder is also said TO be immense. For lur'he~
particulars we would refer 10 advertisement in
american Farmer or Circulars descriptive
OF the Corr, with certificates OF those who
have cultivated it, and notices from the press
will be mailed gratis, 10 all that request 1t
Price s SO per quart for sale in lots 10 suit
nurChaSerS by