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New York NInrkets

INV YORK, July 81 Flour has declined I5a3Sc
state 81 -JOai.9O; Ohio IS -a5.5O Southern IS 25a
So
Southern red 81 22kaI IS; do white 81 35zI 60
Corn closed with declining tendency. Mixed
S5aS9c.
Pork closed heavy; mess sI5 75al5 So prime
81 cay. Lard closed steady at 10 aIIke
W husky closed quiet at IS a26c
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FUTURE DAYS.


- q By-J. C.. MEG ufR Il CO., Auctioneer,.-
TWO HANDSOME CARRIAGEs ANpyrvx
4 SrPEnIoR RIpINe HoRsE AT AUcrtoN.-On
SATURDAY MORNING, July z5t. at 10 O'Clock,
IN front of the avctlen rooms. we shall SELL without
fhe owner intending TO be absent from the
city for several years. 49, GO. = Fl rrH. 80
large and handsome Open Carriage or Charriottee
sn perior Close Family CarTlaae, .e- r-
aides beautiful Dun Riding Horse. --.r
north = = 80 = -'--'-p-'-'' -
Terms q credit of and months, for ratisfactori-
" 10 d j. c. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
By ]. c. MoGU 4 CO.. Auctioneer,.
DAiR OF VERY SUPERIOR YOUNG
MORNING.. July sd. at 10 o clock, m trout + the
Auction rooms, we shall sell pair Of very supe
rior young match VI ules: work ngle double
harness. and helIeyed to he the finest palr OF Mules
ever offered for sale in this city. Terms ca sh.i -
jy l6 JIG. Mcguire a CO. Auct'rs-
By. J. @. MEG IRE & co, Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY Of SIXTH STREET wEsI,
ApeTieN-on 1TuEsb5ksSY iFsTEERN61S, t hns
gust Yth, ia O'Clock, on the premises. by virtue
Of deed from George MoNaug hton and wife, da
August 5th, 1853, and duly recorded In Liber ].
sell at public auction Lot numbered twelve tI2j in
Square nun bere1 four hundred and eighty < 80
fronting twenty hve t25 feet Sixth street west,
between and street north, running back ghty
hive !ssI feet to an alley, with the imRrovemepts,
with back building and bakery attached. = '-
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in X,
twelve and eighteen months with interest, secured
by deed of trust the pre- mn ses All convey anc-
aE.- CHAS. 8. WALLACE, Trustee.
"jy ID eod DIS j. G. MCGUIRE 4 Co, Auctrs.
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HaItimare Marser.

BALTIMORE, July 2l.-Flour closed dull; new
Howard street 50.
Wheat closed with declining tendency and
heavy; white Al 2Sal a.; red 81 2OaI 30
Corn closed dull aud unchanged
Provisions sitter; bacon sides sac; mess pork
$40 Is.
Whisky closed unchanged
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Riuancial.

NEw YORK, July 2I.-Stocks opened frmcr
but closed weak. Chicago and r ock Island 81 4:
Illinois Central bonds II; La Crosse and Mil L.
Michigan Southern p; New York Central 55S
Reading AN Va. 6's a.; Mo. 6's s3T.
Sterling exchange dull at IIOi,aIlUk
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medious steamer ANTELOPE,
town every TUESDAY, THUKS-ts1ss1Esz
DAY, and SATURDAY; AT o'clock am. Re-
DNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at O'Clock a. m.
Fare Sl.5n. -
N. B. The Antelope makes an extra trl D TO Shep
heristown and WilliamspOit on Saturday EiEhts
anu SUNDAY mornings. lS-2ns
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DIED.,

On Tuesday morning, 18th instant, In Baltimore,
iCk, A. KOQNES, formerly of Alexan
arla va, but Tor the last ten yearsa resid ent ef
balumore. IN the 64th year of his age. q
81 Washington and Alexsndrla papers copy.l
On the Goth instant, WESLEY RUSH, infant
son OF Edward and WinifredJ. Thomas. .. =
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The Canadian government. se.

ToRoSro, July 2O.-The different departmenu
of our government are making active preparations
for their removal to Quebec. A portion have a.
ready gone and others are about leaving.
Samples Of the new wheat are now coming in
from various parts Of Canada West indicating an
abundant crop and excellent quality The wealth
er is very favorable for the growing crops
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AT ACTUAL COST PRICES.
"A FOR CASH ONLY.
We offer our entire stock at cost prices
All Barege aud Organdy kobcs,
Rich BaTeges and Lawns Nv the ward,
All Fancy DRESS Silks add Silk Robes
500 yards beautiful Silks at IS cent the best and
cheapest goods ever off red In this market.
w Ith a large stock of staple Goods, suitable for
families gener rally to which ask their especial
att nton. we asire To sell off our stock previous
TO charging our store rooms
J. w. COLLEY & CO.
Jy b2w 523 7th ST., above Pa sv
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UTHr DAILY stan win be punctuaIly sent
10 the address Of our citizens during their absence
at any Of the sammes retreats by the earliest mail
after the paper put to press Thus they can keep
themselves thoroughly posted with all that ttan-
spires IN Washington, and At the sane time In
form themselves Of ail the current esenfs Of the
day ~ Terms, re cents per week syEgLta 2 =
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HORSE TANNING MIR. Lanier. the gentleman
who invented the effective rein by which horse,
are prevented from kicking and running away,
and the strap by which, however vicious. they are
prevented from kicking, running, or shying, land
which, at the same time, is no impediment TO them
when trotting, but rather an advantage, as it has
the effect to regulate their pace,) is now In the
city experimenting on horses, reducing those to
harness or saddle which were previously given
up uncomfortable.
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CRIMINAL CouRT.-To-day, the Court met at
the usual hour, and took up for trial the cases Of
the United States agt. John Dennison, in which
the defendant was charged with an assault and
battery upon one Luke Conner I'm Georgetown
Jas Hoover was also placed on trial on a charge
OF participating in the above assault. The jury
returned verdict of not guilty in both cases
L ne Court then took up three cases in which
John O'Day, Nj. Hernay, and Stephen Dorsey
were accused in two cases Of rioting and assault
ing each other, and other persons, at house in
the First Ward This case was pending when
our report closed
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IS BY j. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucnoneers.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF TWO WORK
NJ HoHsEs ON SATURDAY MORNING, July
ed at tooclock, At the Auction Rooms, shaH
sell two work Horses, from the Capitol Extension.
Terms cash. s.E p"
jy sd &c. MCGUIRE CO., Auot'rs
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Chlef Engineer Washington Aqueduct.
Dr. J. BLAKE, Com 'sioner Public Buildings

HEALTH OF THE CIrY.-The following is the
report of deaths in this city for the month Of
June. r. " '....-.-r .Fr ... o. rr- -...-.-
Abcesa, 1; accident, 3; bowels-conge Of I;
6rain-congestion of, l. disease Of 1; softening Of
l; carbuncle, }; childbed, q cholera infantum, s;
congestive chill, Il consumption. 10; commissions
= Group, ?; dentition, ,; darrhpl, e. dysentery S;
dysentefy-chronic, 1; enterits, D; erysipelas, 2;
fever-scarlet 8; typhoid, 4; castro enteritis, 1;
heart-disease Of 3; hemorrhage, !; hydroceph-
aius, Il mania-a..Potu, meningitis tubercular L;
old age, Q; paralysis, 1; pertonitis l. pertussis j;
pneumonia, 4; scrofula, D stillborn, 5; sudden ];
tresmus nascentium, !; not reported, ,. s.-.-
OF this number there were Of the are of 5 wears
and under, al; to 10, 8; 10 to 90 g. 20 to 49, n;
4o TO %, Il 60 to So S. over 50, p not reported 2;
still born, 5-total 81. go =
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THK PRESENCE OF POLICE DEsIRED.-An esti-
mable citizen desires to call the attention of the
police to the conduct Of number OF rowdy bows
who, he says, regularly congregate on Thirteenth
street, generally between and F, causing great
annoyance to those living in that neiy hbor6ood
by their noisy and indecent behavior : -
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NEW BEDFORD, July 2i.-The ship Atlantic,
Capt. Silvia which cleared here for the Indian
ocean, has been seized on suspicion Of intending
to go 70 Africa for a cargo OF slaves
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Commencement of Harvard College.

BosToN, July 20-The commencement exercises
of Harvard College are being duly celebrated. Gov
Banks and suite the Lieut.. Governor and Council.
escorted by the National Lancers proceeded 20 the
church were the exercises were held. The usual
number OF degrees were awarded.
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NY esterday, in the Council Bud
get, Mr.. Meade is reported as having said the
police committee regarded the new market ras
absolutely necessary;n 1t should have been re-
garded the idea Of a new market as obsolete, -,
iseas di1eIvsce,s5asJ r.l..T. -
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A LAUDABLE AcrIoN.-On yesterday paper
was circulated in the workshops Of the Navy
Yard for the purpose Of obtaining subscriptions
to relieve the unfortunate victims of the recent
gun explosion there and amongst the hands the
sum of $500 was subscribed. 1t is understood
that this amount will probably be doubled by
the subscriptions of the master wOrkmen in the
various departments, and the officers Of the Yard
who have not yet come forward. This substantial
sympathy Is In Keeping with the character Of the
noble hearted fellow employees Of the sufferers,
and affords an excellent example for the benev-
client minded i'm other portions Of the city.
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sNONSTABLESS ALE.-By virtue of a writ of
" f. era faoias issued by Thomas G. Donn Jus
tee OF tue Peace in and for ashIngion county, ID.
O, and to me directed, against the goods and chi
ties, and and tenements rig hts and credits of Enoch
OF aid Vowles. one Grey Horse. And thereby give
notice that on THURSDAY, the 18th day of July
Centre Market House IN the cits of Washinston, Il
shall proceed 10 sell said Grey Horse for cash to pay
and satisfy here faclas in favor of Robert Alexan-
der CHARLES KEMBLE COnstAhIe
-iy SIT saw =, -, = -. - ~
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RuNAwAY.-This morning, pair of horses at
tached to a wagon ran off from the direction of
the Centre Market, OH Seventh street, and caused
considerable alarm to the numerous pedestrians
along the route. Fortunately. however no one
was injured. and the most serious damage was to
/ The wagon, which was smashed. The frequency
OF those occurrences argues strongly for the cree
non or proper posts or racks at which to secure
horses upon the streets. and especially about the
markets. The most docile animal may be fright
serious injury to persons and property. The law
makes II penal offence to tie horses to trees tree
boxes, &c, and there no other conyeniences
for their security afforded by the Corporation
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STEAM CONSERVATION BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND NEW YoRk-The new screw steamer Mount
Vernon, intended for I'll. b. Cromwell's line be-
tween New York and Washington, has been
launched. She Is 600 tons register of great length
hat floor, and with sharp ends. She is intended
to make a round trip weekly. las -
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AUCTION GALES,
By A. GREEN, Auctionesr.

- - BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer. n H.at-
DUBLIC SALE OFVAEUABLE BUILDING
i 1.ors or THE ISLAND, on 9Th STREET WEsT.-
Barnes, d ceased. and an order of the Orphans
Court, the subsctib r will sell, on TUESDAY. thal
No. 10 ard 10, in w iam B. Todd and William Isl.
GunnelPs subdivision of Square No. as frertibg
south ID and = streets, ny llO feet deep The above
in value. - Y - - - ,'NN
Terms: One third cash the balance in 6 and q
months, secured by the purchasers notes, bearing
Interest from the day of SALE with deed oftrus
the property; and If not COMPLIED with in six day
after the sale the property viii be resold upon one
weeks notice. at the risk and ex pense Of the pur-
chaser 'Title made perfect
= -. |. ALEXANDER LEE, Adminis'rC c. T. A. .
/ 10 q. .a' > A. GREEN, Auct. I
I IUTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONE o
until,WEUNESDAf, the nth instant.
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NJ LEWIS PAYNE,
w HOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE DEALER,
3 Bride street, GeoTsetotcn, ID. C. -
The attention of the trade is pectfully called to
my stock of Youths, Mems, and Boys'>s6r
CAl.FSklN SHOES, for summer wear y N4
My stock of PATENT LEATHER
WORK il also assorted and well worthy of atten-
ton. ~. .. r-.- &c 49,
A large lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
tsuitabe for servants) also hand and constantly
making. ~ - = -
IL Country merchants and Others IN want are
invited to call or address me ut No. II Bridge St.
Georgetown, ID. G. ap2-
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GEN. WAsHiNGroS's BEDsrEap.-There is in
possession Of Col Lee's family, at Arlington. the
bedstesd 90 which Gen. Warrington died. II 10
very plain tester, the foot posts of mahogany
without foot board and the hsad-RSs.s Of syca-
slight, and the rails inserted low. -. y
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WATcH RKruRSs.-George Green, colored,
drunk, and sleeping in the market; workhouse 90
days. John F. Wolfe, disorderly; security for
peace. Bridget Rhine, drunk and disorderIy:
workhouse 80 days. John Sullivan, do; fine and
costs
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IMPORTANT TO TIE CITIZENS OF
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
HEALTH, ECONOMY. AND COMFORT,
McDonnell's Catawba Ginger Wine.
The Great Southern Pla atation and Family
Remedy and Beverage.

McDonneIls Catawba Ginger Wine.
The Great Southern Plantation and Family
Remedy aud Beverage.
No NOR. Ftrer md Asrs'-No NOR, Cholera cray,r.
OF D'arrhea No more Dyspepsia, Tndi-
geSfioH, or tIdfELeReE'"
For these complaints the CATAwBA GINGER
WIN !san UNFAILINs RENEpY and PREvssrIvE
9S 81 .r SI
purity OF quality and richness of faVor' is une-
s sc @MER sp yfIssfSaE
WIN ST Its Tonic and Invigora'ing Propertiss have
secured LOT II q WORLD WIDE REPUrATioS and US
The wlneis pre-eminenty ada pied TO the Female
persons q sedeHtsy Habits, being NON iNTo Sl
lGA.IlNG, ane IA lmPartlRs HEALTH Asp NIsoR
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
We ask for il trial from 81, Satisfied that sin
gle tra will establish st the Soush tue high reputa
the Union.
SALE IN whsHiNGToS Al the ioi Il s f RI
sPIcrAgLE 81 ocERIEs:-Jos. w. Davis 9th And =
s st: a.. NJ wsSsh stS I. Hs snS PsiSy p.
Moore Cissell, 9TH At; y. y. W hite q Co, Lou
s@5 Ia E. cisTf, sth and sts a Ss. r. r
~. M n; sth ana I sts A. G Davidson, 9th and 1
and s. H. 6r@ 1 s1 S2as ' .% lfSh
Soburn; 18th aod H sts; wm. a. Browa Isth and
s s%a $50 . Mn 4 sI%ss:
New Jersey av. and 9 St; Peter Conisn. 81 and q
1 sS anS ;s T.. .s B.E 6Ss.1
campbell, 75h and NJ sts-; Joseph Weeks, New
: TIP cAfAwBA GINGER WINE IS FOR
SALE IN SEoRGEToMN, ID ca az th. Stores
s6thor0 n f 4 otmd BGuS N Bsi NJ wv
Wholesale Depot, IL Mercer ST., Baltimore
jyl41m JAS. 1t, Gen raj Agent.
nR. ". HELEN HAS REMOVED HIS
l(OFFICEt 10 No. $50 9Th street. oppotfte the east
wing of the City Hall. iy u lavS~
- SNynFp
~. n UxBER AND GAS FILTER,
- MKT DOOR TO TIE stan UrFrcT
Has constanty o. hand larxs Assortment of
GAS FIXTURES and PI.UMBEkSs EXfE-
RtIALs shlch he VIII sell st prices winch cannot
Plnmb.ng and Gas Fitting .xe-utsd in IN. most
manner, at the shortest notice Attach
meuts made 20 the Government mains without
aelay and trenches al cd the day they are opened
urders Tor work solicited, and sstisisoron guar
. As desire 90 give nv exclusive attention % the
Plumbing and Gas Fittlpg business, offer for sale
my stock OF Stoves and Tin Ware 81 cost for cash.
AL persons desirins any thing in that line will DO
well 70 call and see me, r-F.- y 80 jyB
f-4rHr.a.f ...H = q =. -. Hr#lr.H
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'RAND Picnic AT ARLINGTON, TOMORROW
HE george Washington Tent, No. |, of the ]. o.
Oh hechabites, give grand picnic at Arlington
oPflnS. tomorrow, which they design to be 1.-The
greatest treat Of the season -, Witbers, Rand has
been engaged for the occasion. and a grand dis
play OF fireworks 70 take place at O'clock in
the evening 80 - . =
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- MARAvILLA! MARAvl
MARAvILLA.m
The most wonderful preparation known
For Destroying Ddndrnf; ~
CKrfue RaldssSs.

Reiieviag Sack Headache
PreceRttng The Hair from Falling 0af; 90
and Produeias G.ossy CxyA -
Sold by all respectable Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, and by the Projectors. Price 50 cents.
CHARLES ERNgsr d Co., 90 Maiden Lane, N. Y. ~
1t will accomplish all that is claimed for II, and
Will use your Maravilla."- -...-.---- q
jes-sm J. N. RRApsrRxEr, an broadway NJ Y.
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C00 FLOUR FLOURm
cOO BARRELS NEW EXTRA FLOUR, of
superior quality. .-F -
Also. variety of brands of Old, both extra and
common For sale by VIM r EDEST
jy 81 81 Cor Water and High sts., Gesreetowh
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TAKE NOTICE,
all persons owning property either side of
Boall street: between Congress and Green streets,
are required by an ordIna1c nee approved the 10th of
July, 1850 to have the footways fronting the "a me
paved with good, hard hrck. and in conformity to
the grade OF said Bea street. The work
must IN all respects he done in a manner to be ap-
proved OF by the undsrsgn II will be reec ed
The Improvement must he completed by the 25th
day of august next, IL will then hc made by the
been levied for that purpose.
Parsons interested, who u,ay wish further infer
nation, can apply at q. Mayors office.
FL HENRY ADDISON. Mayor
JAMES ]. BARRETT,C mmissi9nefs.
GEORGETOWN, ID. c., July 2ist, 1853. -.
m
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMTS
15O p,pp,FIs Hs FISH. ,o,u
RING. in good order. and for sale low nv
BR tDLEN Il TAYLOR,
~ H-4t 16t and t66 Water st Georgetown.
DOR NEW YORk.-The fast sailing packet
Il schooner Hamilton. Captain Ogden. will "a
SAL rs above with despatch. For frei hit ap- ~
plyto McCUBB Il DODGE, -
Jy q 62 Water ST., GEORGETOWN.
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THAT AWFUL SIGHr-a drunken woman-was
witnessed this morning on Seventh street, near F ,
where female in this condition lay sprawling
upon some building materials.
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CENTRE MARKET.-The supply was abundant
this morning, and Of good quality. At the pro-
ducc stands the increase Of vegetables was great
as to cause very sudden decline in prices, not at
all TO the dissatisfaction Of purchasers Tomatoes,
were purchased last night from the wagons at IS
cents per barrel. Except in the vegetable and
produce department the prices remain abont at
The close OF the week. .- -.... .,... %
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FEW LAMPS have been placed on the line Of
the gas pipes across the mall, -Four St
and Seventh street, and were lighted for the first
time last night p .. .--. .... .art
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MsN's Dssss suIrs, : - :. :.
.yoyv,u., p,,.. su,,. Mess Bs''"s'' s~st',
cHrLDRxn's Dlxss sufrs, -

Moan WALKER T. Co, Marble Hall Clothing
announce that their annual display ofSbring and
Summer Clothing IL now ready for inspection. II
u comprised Of an assortment Of Gentlemen's and
fouths Clothing Of the newest and richest desiens
In material, trimming, Ind workmanship. II
To those who study exocilsnce with economy, in
feshionsble articles Of dress, op portuntyis nov
offered for ssiectng from the most attUctive stock
a SS.dy Made Clothing in t CITY, s ysy re-
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SUDDEN DEATH. Lynch, aged about 30 years
a laborer in the employ Of Mr.. w r. Dove while
engaged In making an excavation for a sewer at
the corner Of F and Thirteenth streets. yesterday
drank inordinately of cold water while very much
heated. He was taken sick suddenly and went
home: by administering restOratives be was CON
siderably revived and at o'clock las, night felt
SO much better that be expected to 90 to work
again this morning; but he soon began to fail and
died about u O'Clock. He had been married
about one month. This will serve as a warning
to others who are obliged to labor in the sun,
against the too free use Of cold water while over
heated. =
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GRAND Pic MIC is coming OFF to-day at g The
Park, Seventh street. You will find an omnibus
TO take you there, on Seventh street. 70 3
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The GoRsUcH CHAPEL SUNDAY SCHOOL propose
to give an excursion to Fort Washington on We'd
nesday, the 27th instant. --.t
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- ALNosI FIRE Last evening, a f:e was dis
, covered in the dwelling Of J. C. Mcclure. Esq :,
on E street, between Sixth and Seventh Through
p the exertions Of DR.. A. McD. Davis, next door
ncighbor, constant supply Of water, Ia number
OF vessels s,ited 70 the purpose belhy luckily at
. hand extinguished the nasnes and saved the
valuable fur allure from serious injury The Doc
tor took the wise precaution 10 lock the parlor
doors 20 prevent the removal of furniture before
he went To work. and thus aysr,ed the usual dam.
age which ensues from the thong htess acts of
excited nIen and boys in such cases The fire.
which accidental originated ia an upper
room used by the servants, and In which were
slowed a nunber Of valuable books some OF
which were scorched. The damage is slight
Mr.. Mcclure, With his family, bad but RECENTLY
- lsft the city for a trip North. l =.
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Hints for the Month.

. 'otatoes'-Plant your man crop o.
'nl draws tins month II you pIan
ridges pillow the soil very deep ana tnTo"
H- and ilut on the summit 81 thht IheY
r..-. catch and retain as much moisture as pos.
.a.. "ltaro "draws," or any similar plants
rr. fely SET on, even in dry weather, by
Jog. r roots in a thick batter Of black wood.
... surface soil and water, as heretofore
a.....-f
ri,2 p,,atocs, ii not already planted, mus
, ,u immediately, or il will be too late FOR
....- crop. They should bp drnaped IL
... .g..,rt in three feet drills aud covered
.... Elk layer Of partially de,0mpossd pine
.-,.. ..r saves.
Sugar Car. fcr syrur, should he
-..f,e soon as the weather becomes settled
"a little after Corn planting time.
... ... of the West where the climate is
u., .. orabIe for this plant as with us, are
,..... largely for the production of syrup
..'r
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alsHisni Poisi' culiufs
/. p,.fil sisulsni be been suiitt'
be- .ams poinis ln Is Hfnarfn'.''
sul, "A ~ connected ei'h i'r
,s potato r.'. iii BE- worth while a.
IA yeat Shelter vsfisi'f' 'u'.i '..
ease. mainre ihoif esi balls --
, hs winters limited observation
most delirair sorts produce balls
A then hll 10 do 50 the neat -
he noted aud enquiTsd IL" tue
p A..
n the use Of -,snures' Many
a. ,b., N, new land, no manure
ns.iss. that the crop does better
Jihers hold that all soils require
Of manure. Some say, old, WELL
re. lls manure, 'ay some : o'h'
"a lung. lleu'nanuTr IL the best
az some people; not equal TO gu
ers. You are all mistaken, shout,
ashes or plaster, or ashes, plaster
,ired, is the ne plus ultra ol ma
1 the last man recommeds mead
xed with ashes and plaster. Now,
multitude Of facts 10 establish q
nd itisto be hoped that ihrmes and
.ll keep IN experimenting yearly,
rive at conclusions which cannot
10 the time Of planting. Il is gem
,'ained, now, that early planting Is
ere are facts and opinions an III"
Let lhi, po,nftc still looked a''er,
. size oi potatoes iOr seed, aud
ey should bee cut or uncut planters
eed. 4 few sill hold tha' q ;Nicb
aiming an eye, ~ al, that Is nerrs'O'
number OF such is annually dimin'
any say that the smallest rorntor'
Tor seed rs the largest. \ greau
e believe, prefer mcdium.Sized po
Il these several opia,ons be suhierr
, to the test OF experiment,-NrN
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