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The Work house.

This institution WAS reinforced by the addi-
ton Of the following inmates, who were SEN
fenced 10 term In this country seat on We'd
nesdsy:
the Seventh ward, for drunk enness and pro
family. was hned 1894. In default Of payment
Of which he was sent up.
James CosgrOvo, arrested in the same ward
by officer DeVaughn. WAS disposed OF the same
way and for nearly the same offence.
Peter Fitzpatrick, arrested In the First ward
for drunkenness, was also sent to the work.
house.
The national Republican., 1862-08-29
Police Change.

Oficer Daniel Hannah, Of the Fourth ward
police, having received the appointment Of
water Taper, yesterday sent in his resignation
~ member OF the Metropolitan Police.
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Selling Vithos, . License,

Henry Wagh, IN old iron dealer, WAS arrested
on Wednesday,. by 0fioer voss, Of the Second
ward. for selling old iron, &c., without license.
He wss tried by Justice Clark, and fined S2l.
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Uow 0naptava.

The rapid arrival Of troops having made II
necessary new quarters win be erected In the
rear Of the Rest" We understand that II Ia
the intention to introduce gas into the "Rest." !"
The national Republican., 1862-08-29
MARRIED,

On the 27th instant, by Rev. b. N. Turner
GEoRaE HARvsY HAWKINS to LIzzIH vIRaIsI
JONES.
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Corns Cured w,,ho,, Pain,

Buulons, Club and Invertso Nails, vascular Tx.
orsssnces sad al Diseases Of the Feet suoossfaily
t!eatAd ~ d. WHlrE, the well known Chiropodst
at ~, Psnnsyivania avenue, near -Four and q. half
The national Republican., 1862-08-29

NOTICE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER.
erection OF his new building on ,hG site Of hia former
pre- misses, (des ruyrd by fire some time rinoe brRs
10 call the attention Of his old friends and the public
xsnsrn,ly to the fact, and 10 remind them Of his
ability 10 serve them in all brsnchns Of the
GENERAL GROCERY TRADE,
having ample room AMI increased facilities to trans
lie has recently returned from the various North,
rrn msri.u where lie has carefully selected oon,.
rESERT,mlSG REQUISITE FOR A FINE
FAMILY GROCERY,
and having purchased exclusively for cash, oan offer
~ euiar Inducements, both a. to trioe andgualiiy.
His 'took Of F,ue Tras, WINES, Liquors, Sugars Of
Bcurbon Nor o,gahela, and Rye Whisky.
Fiuits, Mu.tnd:, Sauces, Wooden Ware, nc.
Are Of the best description, aud all adaLted 10 the
JESSE D. WILSON,
No. ~ I'eunsy lvania avenue,
bet. Sixth and Seventh s's, south tide
au l9-dlm
U,U INvENTOHs AND PATERTEES.
anu agents Tor PROCURING American and Foreign
p A II Il N II S.
WIN Si1tesn Years erperience in The Business
IStler W i1ou ouuBe uaroni Iton' Josepn
Hon. W. u. Bishop, tx Commissioners OF Patents
and TO moe than fifteen thoueand inventors who
have had business done through Mum N Co.'S Pat
ent Agency.
Pamphlet of advice sent free ty mail.
Patent Laws and Regulations, leo page', 2b cents
mall
No charge for consultation, orally or by nail.
Prel minary Examination IN United States Patent
Office, IS.
ton ocrner Of y and Svvcath streets, opposite the
Patent Once. mar u Gmit
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Nj . ~ I q h .

NJ re h
SEALED PROPOSALS are Invited Ill the ls,l,
Of September, 1889, Tor iurnishing the Subsistence
The Hay to be delivered before the 18th Of Octo
At least three hundred tons Of said hay must be
In bales, the remainder nsed not neoesarily be
blled
Bi idcrs must state In their bids the prioe Der 100
lbs ut which they will furnish the Hay
To be weighed at Washing on, R the expense Of
OF the coui actor, and 10 bs delivered st the honu
ment Cattle Yard.
F.rm. making Sids Uust state the n.mO of all the
20 ties int rested
Payments 70 be made in Treasury notes, and bids
to be directed to Colonel A. BsoEwIrH, A. D. c
AID Q. 8 ". o. A., and endorsed Proposals ioi
Hay" Au %
DRoDUCE AND FRUIT
i $40 boxes lemons.
100 boxes Oranges.
0,Ou0 Coacoanuts
900 barrels Potatoes.
30 barrels Oui0us
100 barrels Prime Apples.
10, 100 bunohes Onions,
IN Noru and for sale by
JONES h co,
su iS-lm Corner Eight and u Str.ets
NEW AUTmURlxED -
N INTARTUY TACTICS,
For tho
UNITED STA TIES ARMY AND MILITIA
Hon u. N, STANTON, Secretary Of War,
August II ls02
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Staionsr, asi Penn. av.,
Ru 23-lw Near Ninth street.
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Arrival OF Contrabandls,

Wherever the rebels make one Of their sue
oessful raids, their natural enemies who are
entirely helpless, unarmed, and Mt their mercy,
preoipitately fy from their hated presence
and seek protection under the emblem Of free.
dom-the stars and stripes. Such was the case
At Manassas. Mr.. NiohOs, the superintendent
~ the "oontrxbaud headquarters" informs us
that within the last twenty four hours about
100 oontrAbands have arrived from Manassas
and vicinity. One party Of twenty seven men,
women. and children, came 10 this city with
an OF team consisting Of cart and four nne
oxen. They presented grotesque picture,
attired rs they were In the plantation uniform,
and the plantation mud still on the oart and
oxen as well ss the little darkies' bare feet.
The oxen we're In fine condition f,r beef, and
are valued NJ nearly 5000. They were turned
over to the commissary department.
Some Of these cOntrabRnds we're nj Manassas
at the time Of the last attack by Lees force,
and saw something Of the movements of the
enemy. They say that the rebels fred into
train Of cars, but no one was hurt In the cars
Several of the oontrabsnds were qusrtered in
the old huts Of the rebels at Manassas at the
time, and the rebels fred into them, killing
several. II WAS death to the niggera," no
matter what age or sex. The poor defenseiess
people skadsddled for the woods as rapidly w
possible, ss we'll they might, and many Of them
are now safely quartered 10 this city, where
the mon will bs employed At once by the Gov
ernment.
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Commissioner Of The General Lard Omee.

Horx.-Under the regulations Of the Department.
a heretsfore and now existing, no payment can be
made for advertising prooamatlons, except to such
publishers are qa1ly atthntsed TO publish by the
Commissioner Of the General Land Olaoe.
luna lA-H1aA
The national Republican., 1862-08-29

An adjourned meeting Of the board Was held
on Tuesday evening last, for the purpose ol
electfng texohers. But few were elected, Ow
ing TO the fact that many Of them refused Ia
answer the questions pr0peunded In reference
TO allegiance to the Government. Some who
answered did 80 ooxlly-talking about
"opposition to blOodshed," and making other
roundabout replies, instead Of coming directly
to the point, and answering the simple "Yes.'
or "NO." some. too, subscribed TO the ques
tions with u prOvis0. The fact is undeniabls
that Secesh 10 amply represented amongst the
instructors OF the youth OF Washington.
A letter WAS read from Miss Hines, In reply
to that Of Miss Milburn, wherein Mas n. posi-.
lively and fOrcibly denies the allegations sci
forth In Miss Milburn's communication.
The board adjourned until Tuesday neXt
when the teachers. for other schools will be
elected.
This is all the information we have been able
10 obtain Of the proceedings Of the meeting
M the fact that II WIS to have been held Seems
not to have been generally known, and the
trustees are of the Opinion-an entirely mis-
taken one TO our mind-that what trans
pired should not be made public. There scent
no good reason why the proceedings Of the
Board Of Trustees Ofthe Public Schools should
not have the same publicity NJ those Of the
Councils, or any other municipal organization
-Sdr.
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Second night OF the comic pant, mime entitled
V0L-AU-V MT.
Doors open, IN. Performance, So O'Clock
Admiration, 2S cents Orchestra ChaiTs, 81 cents.
aug o. Star 10 oral

NOLLkCTOR's 4 OFFICE.
~ WAsHIsGIoN, ID. C., August 20, 1854
NorIcE TO LAY PArgRs Tie taxes Tor is84 have
been fixed Gt seventy live nts on the oi hundred
dollars A discount OF hEeen per cent. 10 allowed
under the tnw until the last day oi Sep'en bef.
Coin and due bills r certiAcHtes Of ind b,edneu Of
this oorporA Ion Of the cenomBatiOn OF uye dollars
| and Treasury notes oi the uut-d ates, are alone
| receivable In pay msnt OF tsxe.
| The ubateueut heieia named will M be allowed
| upon the taxes accrung upon the property arcsdy
for taxes Tor general PURPOSES, until such
| WM DIXON,
a. al-2tsw3w Star Collector.
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Notes % Pre- ewPsoW Oainants.

Every person entitled to The right OF pre.smpsiop
to any Of the laads within the townships and pa IA
townships above enunsrated, Is required to establish
the same TO the subtraction Of the gster and Re
ceiver Of the land eoe, and make payment therefor
q soon a. practicable aer sseing this notice. and be
fore the day Appointed for the conmsncement Of III,
public sale Of the lands embracing the tract claimed
otherwise such olaim will forfeited.
J. n. EDMUNDB,
The national Republican., 1862-08-29

DY J. q. Mc0UlRE ~ co., Auetioneers.
ID VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IN PROV ED
FARM NEAR BLADkNSBURG At PUBLIC
AUCTION On WEDNESDAY September ID, at
II O'Clock g. m, on the premises, shall ell that
valuable aud highly improved Farm situated a. out
halt mile beyond the village Of Blade nshurg, at the
croseng Of the raj road and turnpike and adjoining
the fam Of Charles d. Calvert, Esq. Il coutains
come ninety three four Of land aud IA under
high ttsta!of improvement, with particular r. fer
trees young srapery ho; beds, fne springs Of water
and believed TO be the best improved land within
the vicinity Of W sshington.
lhe improvements constr. Of q two story double
frame dwelling and large barn and stabng erected
on the most approved plan.
Terms Que four 10 cash; the remainder In six,
twelve, eighteen, and twenty iVur mon,h hs, with IN.
terest secured BY deed Of trust on The premies
~ Immediately ait'r TIE tale Of the land, the
horse@, Cattle, Wagons, narn.-s, and Farming
Utensik will be tod.
j. c. MCGUIRE h co,
au 2-eo6ds AuctioL-trs.
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B9aklag RAtss.

The following are the rates nj which hank ers
and brokers are buying and solling gold and
sllver-the legal tender notes being The stand.
Buying. Selling.
Gold. .........lSi per 0. prsm.l6 per o. prem.
Silver. .........8 I"
Demand notes. g :"
Banks OF issue In Washington and Georgetown:
Washington. Georqetoton.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers' and Meeb,s
Bank Of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank of Conrneroe.
Farms d ksrch's. B'nk.
The Farmers and Merchants' Bank and the
Bank OF Commerce issue notes Of the dsnomna.
tion OF one dollar and upwards.
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w AsniR asun sKiuY FACTORY.

wANTED--So fsualss 70 learn 70 make skiru
4 psrsou osn, In . short upe, make, per week ffou
Ss0 y tna.its. for PARTICULAR, st to7 Seventh q
o0eVoQo q nd ~ GOV ll--N
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THOMAS Il. LLOYD,
Attorney for Claimants,
AND AGENT FOR rHoCuRlNG
Bounty Lands, Pensions, Arrears
Of Pay, Extra Pay, &c,


viii give prompt and efficient attention to the
prosecution Of Claims OF every description against
the Government, and make no charge unless .uv
oessful.
Both references and charges for services will be made
satisfactory.
eased during the eNsing war, also, Tor III. " ldvws
and oTphans OF soldiers WIN have Jied r,m wounds
or disease incurred while In the United States ser,
vice also Bouy Money for the heirs nj law vi soldiers
deceased during the existing war.
Fees divided with attorneys or oIl',r Ierons lot.
wardiug business
The highest prices paid for Land Warrants;
Address
THOMAS T. LLOYD,
AuTH' yy"r tLIuHikh,
No. i7b seventh strr,i,
Washington, u 4,
N. H. Editors of papers Publishing the above caIr
will be euutlsd TO my services to the amount OF then
charges. h L!
dec lS-v
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Cau1rrol Lost.

S9aEEeA aOot'
E.csped from ib owner. on Thursday moruing
August 9sth, pet GRAY SQIRREL.
liberal iewsrd will Sc paid for It's return to No
g Loui.iana avenue, between Foar.and half and
Sixtn streeu aug 9oA2s
7 ColtNELIUS J. CEsMOND, will sell, at
property Of Mary Desmond. d cea,ed, on THURS.
DAY, August IS, 1864, commencing at 10 O'Clock
CORNELIUS J. DESMOND,
Administrator,
/ \ street south, bet 9th and 10th sts, Island.
aug as ste
~ The above sale has been l,osl no n I'd
until THIS (fridAy) MORNING, At ~ O'Clock.
aug 2y-lp
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mo. S6s.l
tNo. $751;
Ry THE PRnslDnsT OF The UNITED

pY THE PREslDnHT OF THE UNITED
IN pursuance Of law, /, ABRAHAM LINCOLN
pres ident ofthe United States Of Amcrcs, do here
BY declare and make kn0wn that . public sale vii
Ds held st the land once at SfEvfuss Posr, In th,
| state OF Weconsu, comaseucine on Monday, thu
sixth day Of Ostober next, for the dspcsal Of the
townships, viz:
NorA Of hs bass line and sad Of ths fotrth prin.
cipai msvidtdw-
Township No. NJ, of range2 o.
Townships Nor u and W, Of ranges.
Townshipe No 81 aRd 81 of range 1.
Townships NO-. u, ~, 3s, and -, Of rangeS
TownShiI~ Nos. n %, 80, ~, and %, Of range Q.
Tvwn-hips Nos 81, 3s, ~, 90, sud 10, Of rapys7.
TownSS No. No. "a - .sd " 81 II
iovpships NSs si ssd -, q range 10.
Towoshipe Nos 81, 81, -, 10, %, 81, 81, 20, 10. and
Lands appropriated BY Law for the use Of schools,
military, and other plrPoss., together with tht
ssrsmR sod oyeraowed lsnss msds a. thereby unat
sot entitled IAN so to enable the stas Of Artansas
and other States, 10 reclaim the swamp lands with
IN their limit, approved September %, 1850, will
be excluded from the sale.
The offering Of the above lands will be commenced
On hs S,y appointed and Win p.Scesd in The o,ds,
have been offered, and the sale thus closed but the
sale shall not Be kept open longer than two weeks
and no private entry Of any Of the lands will be cd
mtteA until amer he expiration Of the two weeks
=, Given nodsr my hand st the city OF Washington,
sand eight hui drd and axty.two.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Connisonsn Of the General Land omos.
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AUCTION SALES.
F11t,ar0 DAYa.

EuGhTO lD~Yoa
RY 0EEkr = WILLIAMS, Asctloassfs,
- No b28 Seventh h street, corner Of ID.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
At suotion.- .-On SATURDAY MORNISG, the 5Dth
lnstAtt, At O'Clock, we shall teiI, at cur Auction
koo,ns, z large lot Of secof hand Household Fur.
nitufe, (belonging to gentle declinng house.
kespinsJ Of good quality, VIZ
Walnut Sofas
Marbletop Centre Tables, Walnut Hair Seat
Chairs
Walnut Hair Scat Rockers and Ottomsua
Walnut M nb ett p Sdeboards and What nots
Walnut MsIbletop Dressing and oth.r bureaus
Bedste ads, Wafdrobrs, IL Marb,e top Stands
Cane Seat aud other Chairs
nrussels, Three. ply, Ingram, and Stair Carpets
l'sssase OIL Cloth Mating and kuss
Wardrobes
Lounges, q. .lt.frame Looking Glasses
Feather Bed French Pillow, and Bolsters
Hair, Cotton top, and other MAttesses
Clocks, Vases, and fable Cutlery
China, 0lnas, and Crockery Ware
Cooking, A,r.tight, aud other Stoves
kefrigerators and Kitchen Republics
with many ether srii,les too Lumeroas 10 men.
GREEN h WILLIAMS,
aug SD lSiarl Auctioneers.
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4 TTENTION SOLDIERS AND sUr.
"A LRRS Having just completed our assor,ment
Of Camp Furniture, We w,uld now rcsp ctin,Iy IN
yite th. attention of Soldiers and Sutlsrs Our a.
sortmenl comprises in part the following Camp
goods, viz
Camp Chests tcr u ess OF from 1nur to six, Camp
Tables, Camp Stoolr, Camp Cots, Camp NsitIes..a,
with all othr ticles oi Camp furniture oslouis
10 ma he older comfortable Al OF which will be-
sold At the very lowest cash y ices at
GREEN WILLIAMS,
aual No i26 Seventh street, corn,r
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LHEB. y, 1893. FEB. %. IsuS.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIi.Mil,
The shortess quickest and best fJuta trVIu i.sti.
more 10 the

On and after Sunday, Fsb'y y, ls6!, PGss"oSfi
Trains will arrive and depart ifOni Calvert S.a
TRAINS NORTH LEAVE.
mai, ~. .'.......,...''nt a Al
DuuhbO EhpFr%. .'sH g" ! =
Partition Accommodation. Observation-Disclosures W T. N
Pttsburg and Harrisburg ExIrsSS. $50 = NJ.
TRAINS SCUM ARRiNE.
Parkton Accommodates, ,at...........s.Co n, ~.
Buffalo Ex preps ................... SSU n u.
Pittsburs and !isrriburg Express 20 7. u,
M r.. n ,,;, IT, III, IN, 10
the 70 A. N. Train from i!stiInor. Tor the Ys-t.
and for Bunylo, Eluira, Rochester, Duukirs, Cslau
daisua, and Niagara kalIs aud for New York
city
The II A. N. Train from @s4hiu gl,n oGrp,ct' with
the $50 L. N, Train nin EaltiuiOTe 10 " eJ North
and Northwest, and Eimira and Buffalo aud 10
chester.
The 800 p. NJ. Train from Washington connects
with the $50 2. N. Train frcu BaliiuIor. ior Pi;s,
burg, Harrisburg, and the West, ana IL direc. o"n-
neotlsn for Lebanon, Eastcn, Allentown, and New
York, via Central Railroad Of New jersey.
Try this route to New Yprg
~ The only Train leaving baltimore on Suonsy
y the $50 r. II. Tram, for HSrrisburg Pittsbu's,
Chicago and the West.
The only Train Ai rivins In Baltimore on R'.nhsv
u the 80 A. II. Train.
AbV J. n. DuBARRY, Supr.
The national Republican., 1862-08-29

M ms BAkEx WILL RESUME HER
INl SCHOOL, No, 353 Eighth stree. between |
and X, on MONDAY, september list.
TNHE USlON FEMkiE ACADhMY--iIS
i THIRTEEN1H AIApEMlC IEAK--e'm-
mences September /, Circulars NJ the Bookstore,
aug lb--lm
The national Republican., 1862-08-29

AFAYErTE INSTITUTE,
IL 303 I street, between l3th nd latb,
One Of the odest most thorough and most lie. irAbe
Schools for Young Ladies' and NJ Msses in the ci y.
ssssion ocmme noe. september sth Tuition No.
cording to age ana advanc, ment.
auY3-wSSI iStarI L. c. LOOMS
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Sheriff - sale.

DY virtue Of an execution issued by the Clerk
ID OF the District Court of the "a Judicial Dis
iret of ashingion Territory and to directed I
levied upon. seized, and taken into execution and
hall proceed to sell AT public sale at the court
house door. on Saturday May lo;h. isSs, At the
hour Of one clock P. NJ according 10 the law. the
following described property, 10 rat: The north
halt Of the southwest quarter and the south half
of the the \ quarter Of section Is town
hip Of Range onewest lying and being in Thurs
ton county. W T. The ohjec, Of said sale i. to
satisfy foreclosure Of mortgage in favor of Il. H.
Lansdale % Jno. =. Devore and l.. Devore. his
wife, for the amour, OF $500 principal, with two
per cent interest per month from and after the 18th
day Of November. 1860. together with the costs
$50 81 and increased costs.
WILLIAM BILLINGS,
Sheriff Of Thurston Co.. W. T.
BY X. W. Nozzle, Deputy,
Olympia. April 5, 1862. 2l:wa
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snerjt; = safe.

! i, virtue Of an ai'l' oEn.R OF SALE -
- uc.I 70, the lrIk tho District court y
oi tn. - judicial District Of Washington T,rrii"-
r anI Z" nae directed. have levied ui."n 81" krd.
aud taken iu,o execution. aLd hail svll a. puhc
90! tI"n. e. the law directs, on The pr, m.-,-. on
CAalh,r, Prairie. ia Thur-tou county. ia thr Ter
r.tnr, aforesaid on SATURDAY. MAY ID. -. NJ
the hour of ,lo,k n the alt"fno "a the follow
iur i"-rg,l,-I real estate. VIZ All that certain
o.. nae. 70 8 tutauu li"i!. AMI uh-' tutIal barn.
aai ia. uut huid.n.- aud WI -on house. together
vi h tie tract of lni upon whi'h the same are
ere, ted. NOR, particularly dc-'r,hel "a, f'i'"N>
situated and being III the county of Thur,iun and
Tcrriiory OF Washington. known and 1c>criici on
the rlii aud record. ui the government 81
-.,t Territory. un y ~ hv land o''irc AT 81 mpiL.
The west halt Of the southeast quarter of >criion
ihiriy-thfr" 49, township i.'liicrn ls.i Forth
range uuc tl.l wet; aud also. til" west hall of
the northeast quarter of section 49, township
seventeen tl1.l north range one - west Il the
Willamette meridian. cuutI aiming O"l Gi-lorl one
hgudrcI and siNtv-onc and Gj-luo acre and
also. II" northwest quarter of section four -
les seven and half acres. donated Tor church
arI school purposes in said township seventeen
tl1.l north range one i y west. and cont aiming
oac hundred and iiity-siX and 22-O0 ljG 2!-lool
acres: mthing an aggregate of three hundred and
seventeen aud S1-loo acres. be the same more or
less. The above tracts are wcll-watercd. almost
entirely prairie. in good state of cultivation aud
we'll fenced. The premises are on the county
road leading to Eatons's Mill, and within six miles
of Olympia. The said real estate will he sold, or
so much thereof will satisfy judgement of fore
closure of mortgage, calling for the sum of one
thousand and five hundred dollars Isl 800
with interest the same from December 18th,
1860, ut the rate of two per cent. per month until
paid. together with costs of suit, and increased
costs. rendered by the aforesaid Court ut its
March term, 1861. in favor of ID. j. Hubbard, and
against George \. Tykcl.
WILLIAM BILLINGS,
Sheriff of Tmrston county ". 7.
BY II. W. MoxlIE, Deputy.
Olympia, Mar. 81, 1862. 20Iw
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SEEDS! SEEDS!!
TO Dealers, Farmers, Gardeners
and others.

VIZ offer the most extensive assortment Of Fresh
Field, Garden, Fault. and Flower Seeds on the
Pacific Coast, from the best growers in the United
States and Europe; comprising in part
H. 900 lbs Alfalfa Glover Seed. pure growth 1861
1000 lbs. Red Clover Seed.
900 lbs White Dutch Clover.
1000 lbs. Timothy Grass Seed.
900 lbs Hungarian Grass Seed.
900 lbs. Millet Seed.
900 his. Luccrnc Clover Seed.
80 bush. Red Top Grass Seed.
- bush Kentucky Blue Grass Seed.
20 bush. Rye Grass Seed.
- bush Mixed Lawn Grass Seed.
Is bush Sanprair Glover Seed.
10 bush Sweet Vernal Grass Seed.
10 bush Crested Dogiail Grass Seed.
10 bush. California Prairie Clover.
3oo lbs. Sugar Beet Seed.
500 Ms Large Red Maugle Wurtzel Beet.
500 Ms Long Blood Beet.
200 ihs. Turnip Blood Beet.
500 ihs Euta Iiags Turnip Seed.
200 lbs. Early White Dutch Turnip Seed
100 ihs. Red Top Turnip Seed
200 rs. Long Orange Carrot.
loo lbs. White Belgian Carrot.
400 Ms. Assorted Onion Seed.
900 lbs. TOP ONIONS.
Together with all the varieties reqptfcd
Horticultural IMPLEMENTS Hedge Shears, Pruning
Shears. Spring Hedge Shears, Pruning and Bud
ding kntes, Saws. etc, etc.
Boxes of loo papers assorted seeds put up ex-
prcssly for dealers. 4 liberal discount will be
made to the trade.
We have "A very fine assortment Of Dutch Bulbous
Floweri,g Roots, which We can pack to so secure
for any distance.
Catalogues sent on application.
All orders addressed to
J. y. SWEENY X CO.,
400 Cal, San Francisco,
Will meet with prompt attention.
Feb | lsG2. l:;n3
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Life Illustrated.

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