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B. X. j. BLACK, as will be seen by hi
advertisement, offers his large stock
of Fruit and Ornamental Trees at low
prices. .sf.f a.y
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p% Mrs. Cowden offors her house
and ten acres of land, situated on the
Columbus Turnpike, for sale cheap.
See advertisement.
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Religious Notice,

Rev. T, W. Powell will preach at
the Baptist Church on Columbus Street
next Sabbath, morning and evening.
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sGDrRev.a G. "A. Vanahda and Rev.
O. HI Fullerton, of Lancaster, will
speak in behalf of the .. S. Christian
Commission, at the Summit Church
next Sabbath, March 2oth, at q P. NJ
All who love their country and the
cause Of God are invited to attend.
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ss: We are under obligations to Capt
A, Keller for copies of late Chattanoo-
ga papers ,.,. &
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Court af Common Pleas, Fairfield Co., O. |

Salem Pearse and Laura \. Pearse his wife, Plaintiffs,
against
James PcGrse and Mar 4. Pearse, his wife, defts
EVN1E said defendants, James Pearse and Mary A.
PeafSe, his wife, Of the county OF Carroll and
State Of Ihcis, via take notice at tie sand plaintiffs
Salem Pearse and Iaufu \. Peirse, his wife of Fair.
el1csunty and state ofOho, did, on the 9th day OF
January, A. B 1861 fe their petition IN the Court Of
Common Pleas within and for the couEty Of Fairfield
~ said State Of Ohio. against the SAID James Pearse
MARY A. Pearse, his wife, defendants setting forth
that the said James PeaTse and Mary A. PeafSe his
wife, executed and delivered to she said Saie Pearse
mortgage ai their right, title in crest esfae or
claim to the undivided third part Of the foIlowin ands
situate in Fairfield county, Ohio, being the west halt
Of Scien number FIVE, t5l Township number thirteen
(l3) ofRange number nineteen lDl estimated To con.
tain in said tract ore hnndred and fty-two 52i acres
be the same OF less, secure the payIsent OF
six hundred and eieh; dollars and twenty-five cents
according - certain notes referred Ia in said mort
gnge, and praying that the said James Pearse and
Mary A. Pearse, his wife, defendants may rav said
sum now claimed to be due, to-wit; the sum ofssis-
% with interest from Dec. sth, ls63 orthat the said
premises may be sold to pay the same; and the said
James Pcarse and Mary A. Pear~e his wife defendants
are notified that they required to appear and an
said petition before the third SATURDAY AZ
ter the 10th day Of March, 4. l.. ls,A
BY SALEM PEARSE md
| Clarke Fritter AUys. Laura 4, Peasse. his Wife
| Jan. 2S lSjl-H CIV nfs7 ~ FsSMsFs.
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The 46th D, v. v. l.

7Wejdeyote considerable space to the
account Of the reception of the 4Gth
Regiment at Columbus. We are glad
to know that the city of Columbus has
finally decided to receive a regiment
of Veterans in q amanncr in dicating
somoapreciation ofthoir services, and
ifthey can receive but ono, it may as
wcllbe the 46th as any, Their faith
ful services entitle them to the best
ovation that can be cotton up. t
Two companies of this Regiment are
from Fairfield County, and We well
come ithemgto theirhomes again. rTi
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aalHona Wm, B, Finek will accept our
thanks for valuable public documents
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9 9 8 8 8 .

0REpersan writes, her daughter was cared
Of fits Of aiBe years stan ling, and st Iitas'
dance Of two years
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his lesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case ineura-
ble
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and A6ae
after irving every medicine in his reach
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever Sore
which had existed io1rvecn years.
ANOTHER Of Rheumatism of eight yeaxA
Ceses inaanerAble of Dyspepsia aRd Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which the
Purifier and Fills
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MARRIED.

On March 3D., 1864, by Rev. Thomas
Drake, at his residence, Mr.. WILLIAM
SpANGLER and Miss JULIA ANN BRIGHT,
both of this county.
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lowing names:
To the Pastors of Evangelical Churches
in Fairfield County.
DEAR BRETHREN:

On - ryft. l have been mott
fed OF my appointment on the statis-
tical Committee for Fairfield county,
to present information to the State
Sabbath School Convention, to be held
at Chillicothe, in May next. l solicit
your aid in obtaining information up
on the following particulars, namely:
lst. No. Of Schools in the county.
I'd. No. Of Schools held during the
whole of the year.
Sd. Ne. OF Schools held during part
of the year. E# r..
4th. No. Of scholars enrolled.
5th. Average attendance of schol.
ars. .y, .l
9th. No. of adults over IS years of
age.
7th, No. of Officers and Teachers en-
rolled. = 3ea.a G+',~F|sl> rs.
Sth. Average attendance of Officers
and Teachers.
9th. No. Of lessons committed.
10th. Nc. of conversions during the
year.
l1th. No. of volumes in libraries.
18th. Gross No. of papers distributed
during the year.
18th. Contributions for the use OF
schools.
l4th. Contributions for Missions.
10Th. No Of schools that hold teach
ers' meetings. I
If each Pastor Twill report concern,
ing the schools Of his own charge, the
work will be comparatively light
Otherwise, itIwill be one of great diff.
Guilty. Please report to me at youl
earliest convenience. --. 4 .-
c. A. VANANDA.
March II, 1864.
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SPRINGFIELD BUCKEYE
g R in DRILL

We the Undersigned have been using the above
named Drill nndwc find it i nstthe Drill the farmer
wants. Go, then, to JAMES WEAVER, and order
one Immediately for fall use. Don't delay, for this
winter has proved beyond doubt yllat the Drill
Wheat stands the cold better than the broa,l cast
SAMUEL SPITLER, BANNER FRIEND,
HENRY KELLER JOHN SNIDER
JAS. STEVENSON, MORDECAI BULL.
lean be found at my Warehouse, on the Railroad
at ah times to take orders, and 10 pay the highest
market price for all kinds Of GRAIN Come then.
right along down to the GREAT GRAIN DEPorand
get your money and So your way rejoicing, | am IN
the marketail the time. I-.
Don't forget that have 900 bushels of Fiax-Seod
to loan to FarnGrs. d, .....-......-
Wholesale de'dcr in foreign and Domestic Wines
and Liquors. JAMES WEAVER
Lancaster, March 10, 1SG4,-amJO T
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Da-Funds collected by Aaron r.
AshbroOk, of Pleasant Tp., for tho pur,
pose Of sending the Gazette to the
Fairfield coiinty bows. 81 u 49, is.2'
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/ I "THE Union--It must and shall be preservcdr
AndrsV Jackson.
CELEBRITY and Uniop--now and forever, one
and inseparablc!--Ddnid Webster
"IF am asked when am for dissolution oftho
Union, answer Never! Ncver!l"-Hcmy Clay.
GIT is question of government or no govern
ment, country or no country."-StepGen A. Douglas
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HARVEST AND SEED-TIME
is COMING!

...-.a.t . - .-ttH#
ENARMERS! Tile time has now arrived for you
to mike arrangements for sour
X E A p b r S and MO w ERS.
The denandthis season is going to I've greater than
ever beiofe, nom the fact that the draft will take all
the surplus labor ont oftc country and yoIr cannot
get your grain AMI grass oft unless you have A.
CHIMES, for rifyou depend upon getting hands, you
VIII pe disappointed and YOU must not think YOU can
come in.aie days before harvest and ret A MA.
CHINE. That il played out. If YOU don't leave
your order soon you can't expeetto get one this sea
to get of and sO mistake.
We the undersigned recommend yuu 10 90 Il
JAMES WEAVER and get one of Ball IS Ohio Reaper,
,Nld Mowers, for in pnr Judgment they are the bes
ana most durable Machine now IN use ls H
M!oRDECAl BULL, THOMAS McNAUGHTON
!oNAS HlIE. F'. JACOB MYERS.
JESSE TAYLOR, DANIEL HAMMOCK,
DAVID BALDOSER, HENRY F0UGLE.
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Fdn...IG.Ad.,, ..lsa % {
RgsSAt thc fece,iti local elections in
New York, the Unionists gained four
ty'four'Supcreisors,s tho Comp erheads
four. 81. 80 ''....-. :
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Prom the Ist ohio.

CAMR NEAR NEW MARgET, !
~ Tenn, March, G.ls64 I
Eos. GAzETTE Enclosed find $40 80
for which we want you to send us four
teen copies Of the Gazette for six
months. We are lost when We do not
receive the GaEette regular, for we
find it an interesting and valuable
shoot--and the Soldiers Friend, always
battling for the Union cause, while we
are engaged down here in the same
thing in another way but go on in
the great struggle, contending for our
glorious Union against murderous
rowdies, and you will come out more
than conquercr. We promise you
that we will fight them with leaden
hail until every armed traitor is sub
dued, and victory perchcd upon our
battle-worn flag
1t is with deep regret we learn Of
the death of two of our brothers in arms,
who were brutally murdered in your
city u few days since by band OF
hell-deserving rebels. 1t has cast a
gloom over Fairfeld's boys, who will
never forget the murderous Williams.
Please direct the papers to the fol-
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N0WNk NO Wovc.
For SALE RY

Kaufman 4 Co, D. sifosd, lancaster; F.. Kalh,
Rushyle; Abbott Son, ClcarT,ert; p. Hane, Pleas
antyille; & + Hsailin, oakla1f; Hnrman& Curtis,
Beery AcCandiish. Bremen; SundNF,
man Knalsf, Amanda; l.. l.. Brattn, New Salem,
Joseph RAIDER, MilierspOrt; a. b. Harner. Basil and
by druggists aad merchants generally Throughout the
United Sl.iies and Canada ~.
Dec af, is63-3g
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THURSDAY, March II, 1864.
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THE EVENING STAR.
The BRIDGE OF CLOUD.

BIT HENRY W. LOHGFELLoW.
BurH. o evening hearth. aad wsken
Peasant visions as of old
Though the house by winds be shaken,
Safe keep this 70 m OIL golo
All no longer wizard Fancy
Builds its castles in the air,
Luring me by NEGRO. sncy.
up the never-endlng stair
But, instead. it build me bridges
Over many dark rAvine.
Where, teneath the gusty ridges,
Catsracts dash and roar unseen.
And / cross them. little beeuipg
Blast IF wind Or torrents roar,
As {, How the receding
Pootste ps that have gone before.
Hought svsils the imp oring gesture,
Nough avails the cry OF pain
When touch tn. flying vesture,
iris the gray robe of the rain.
Bafied 1 return, and leaning
Ger the parapets of cloud,
Watch the mist that, intervening,
Wraps the valley in its shroud.
And the sounds of life ascending
Fair tly, vaguely meet TIE ear,
hurmur of bells and voices blending
With the rush of waters near.
We'll know what the lies hidden,
Every tower and town and farm,
Aud again the land forbidden
Reassumes its vanished charm.
Vel know the secret PLACES,
And the meats in he" &c ana tree,
At what doors are friendly faces,
In what hearts q thought Oh me-
Throush the mist and darkness singing,
blown by wind and beaten by shower,
Down fling the thought IN thinking,
Down toss this Alpine flower.
[Atlantic Monthly.
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S1oR.T D1s'AsHs' SECRET D1slAsss
"a N RI MS GIFT
HAkAR|TANS GIFT

THl MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
aouoRuG oys'. aR RGs,t1.' Sas Sio tSf
ons r. Fen : 70 g fass 20 sSss
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell mo-,
stomach a OF @ the most Hd dsoss
Cures in from two to four days, and recent eassa
and das
s sorssa bss
''N'' '' - SAkARIrANs GIFT.
Sent BY mail in plain envelope.
Prlce-Msle packages, ~. Female u.
scR st9GR uI etos1" soxz sI0o Stors
TETTEKS, soALEs. bolLs, s1PHiLIs
sAAARITAN'S ROO1 AND SsRB JUI0s
TX Nv GSSaissE HSsEss s.. a.
hARITAN's ROOT AND HERB JUICE Il the
prescrfSed Il reaches and graduates every particle
of the venerea poison so that the cure is thorough
dy and be healed, and do not transmit 70 your pos
that for 81 s6T in after ''''
K
SYSTEM .. xs r. III The ess Of
Root stA shop HR RRPS GS f
most most happily .d.ptea. in Hleerased Uterus. Is
Whites. in bearing down Falling Of the Wsm6
Sent By express Price 81 bottle. or bottle;
lux w. sAMARITANs UHANCRf WASH.
DESMOND 4 co.. Box ISL Philadelphia Poss
4, Sold by 8. CALVERT FORD. corner Of utn ana
HENRY COOK. Alexandria. msyeu
You've MEN Z Who have . Injured n .h.m..,y.. ,,
the dp ties of m riRd lifo Also middle
s:ss: ,:n:
Sent 70 any .dd fsss in ss. ss Envelope On re-
'',D, ., r"'F 81. t Sa Sipi: sFsF%Ss5 Co.:
oy, Letter: k 4:
Ecole de Phsrmscie de Psrs, and the Imperial
Triesmar No is the sfectual remedy for Relax
alton, SpermatoErhosa, and Exhaustion ofthe sys-
& & SSs..is Sssss; T5iI::s:;;
Ana ta dhs
Each preparation is in the form of . most agree,
soaT is S%s fsl ~ and an. Is
WSelsasis and iesalss Dr. 'BXsRow. No. ls4
e :. s sfs . FORD No sss
aa
.sa. shs
Iii sas
dissston wsshpNsss Depression Or ssror.nssn q
Lectures ssvs been the ssns Of Stsnins and
saving theusands esa vii be fo;Earded nee On ths
pnrisioa Cubtad az 9hataes sod MaJictas, G6S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-03

NEW VERSION OF THE PsALMs.-The com.
mittee appointed by the General Assembly Of
the United Presbyterian Church, to prepare q
new version OF the Book Of Psalms, has offered
q premi um of from five TO twenty thousand
dollors for the version of the Book of Psalms,
and contributions are solicited from the
Church generally, in aid OF this fund. The
premium is not to be paid until the new version
has been adopted by the Church.
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ORFIC IALs

Va Department, Ad5ssdns Generals 0Ges,
WasAsngton AarcA IL, 1854.
Ali applications for leaves Of absence or per-
70 Major General Halleck, Chief Of STAFF, ano
must specify the business for which the ON Ger
desires the permission. kilograms addressed
direct 10 the Secretary Of War on this subisat
will receive no attention.
By order OF the Secretary Of War:
K. ID TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General
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~ Harveys theory of the circulation Of the
blood, or rather the cause of the circulation, is
beginning TO be disputed; for blushing, sudden
paleness of the face, flushing and chilliness of
the body frequently occur without any dis
turbance or modification Of the hearts action.
TIE steady movement of the blood in the cap
ilIaries, the circulation through the liver with
out the Intervention Of any propulsive force,
the fact that after death the arteries are usual
ly found empty, among other things cannot be
accounted for on the hypothesis that the heart
Is the sole mover OF the blood. The new theory
IL that the action is chemical one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-03

WHERE CAIN WENT To.-A teacher in one
of the Oakland Sabbath schools, a couple of
Sundays ago, put the following question to his
class; &" What became of Cain after he killed
AbeIl''
The class got "stuck," and like the darkey,
were about TO s.gub it up" when a bright little
one sung out:
81 know what became of Gain after he killed
Abel
well, little one" said the teacher, "what
did become of hint"
{" He became a yagabond, and went round
the saloons bumming.'
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EDUCATIONAL.

GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY, ISL
u Vest street. The duties Of this institution
will be res umed September 8. For circulars ad-
dr. ess the principal.
sep2 i'm NJ. j. HAHhOFkR.
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bIeinway Sons Pianos all of the
r sn sises and styles, which we offery1yyU
what higher in price than others, but their su !.
stiaps ". iSnSassns 70 all .ftsf careful
Of other makers, Mason HamIin 3 Csbius az.
gans, Princes Melodeona. at Music Store Of Va
40 o. ", u METZEROTT.
II J. H1IB1RGlR, sUOclssoR 10 =
T. LVUD0N 4 Co, - -
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Aasss XS HsE! .s sssi: 1.s.sss,l
dee r - - - ~Assinstoa, %. 4
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DRoPOsALs FOR FORAGE.
OHIEY QuARfERMAsfIR'S OPHIoD,
WASHINGTON DnPOf. Dec. &. 1870

OHI1Y QUAIfERHAsfII'SO 1YIoD,
WASHINGTON DEPOT, Dec. 8, 1858.
se.,ed Proposals are invited by the unders sned
A 1hs. and Fort Monros. vs., either Of
vii Be rsoei1sd Tor the ds sa1 81
bushels Of corn or oats and 50 tons Of hay straw.
Bidders must state At which Of the above named
ss maxi.
@ a .sd to b
msaced. and when to Be com plsssd. 'AAn 20 ''n''
The price must be written out in words on the
Corr to be up i1 5000, stout sacks, of .bou.
to II: h.a sSa
to E ssSSr Ella ssss
hay or straw proposed to be delivered NEST Be
All the articles offered under the bids herein In.
yitsd viii be subject to rigid inspec,io by the
Government Inspector before being accepted.
the lowest responsible bidder Is the interest Of
the Government may require and payment viii BE-
have beer <siivered and accepted ~ A'i '-
The bidoer will be required to accompany his
ns Z
they viii, within ten days thereafter, execute the
Tie Of
tract to deliver the forage proposed 10 conformity
the said bidder should fail to enter int the con- Son
tract, they to make n, good the difference between
f6Bp00-
sible bidde or the person to whom the contract
shown Se or 81
Attorney Goisct9E Of or any other oosr
An bidders win Be duly notified Of the accept
tes!
must Be lesibly ..ritten 10 the preIesala m
saefer. SS'sf Isget ousftsrmsstsI. Esshinx toe.
&c and should b' plainly marked Proposals
Bonds, in q sum equal to the amount Of the con-
tract signed bX the contrsct9r and both y his
der or bidders upon signing the contract.
Blay 4 forms of bids, qua sntees. and bonds, ms,
be obtained upon application at this Once.
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
'r0"D' County and { f5.ss -
and q E t.
Of to
- bushels Of Corn. in sacks, At - per buahsl Of
bushels Of Oats, in sacks. at per bushsI Of
- tons Of B.lsd Hay. At - per ton Of 5000
tons y B.lsd Straw. at = Per ton of 5000
ss 70 e. ss%ss. ssess ss.
into v2ttsD %
s nS ss ssns
has been accepted. Your obedient servant,
Brisadier General D. RuokEl.
General Depot ouaTWtsI ma ss, M
state IL. nsss
be re-. accepted that he OF they .i within ten days
ties in sum equal to the amount of the contract.
ssass Is
BID was md the
sorssAid We Eu.r.nts. to make good the diser
snee between ths Offer By said :. and the next
the contract may Be awarded ''' 20 '' y "'' ~
Given under our hands and seals this -. ds, OF
-, 49,. teeal.
seod and suicisnt IS surstiss Tor the amount fos
s. Gnssa District It,
nsd q other os
siols person known to this once; .,,r-
dee s-tf Brisadisr Genera nyv and g. NJ. Al
CHIES auARrlRMAsT1Rs oT1Io1, ,
.;s. Wssssssre.. .. O., January /, isss.
Al dealers In Drugs, Hardxars, Lumber, Lssthsr,
Sasssd 70 and Il ffs once on HoHb5 sas
week, sealed proposal 2. list dsri;cats Of the
short notice. with ths Price Of each marked in plain
6sures q that IN case the sxixencies Of the service
without delsy, and at the lowest price
IL sss R;,ss ~ ss
Sos: .
CoMR4.I|oN 5 ~ TFY a AgSsIIIIoN R5ooRD
ss.ss y;l:ls esS Ssslsss "a ss,kis :as
Hon Record. Ivol. svo., VIII vosMits. $50
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SINGULAR IssuH OF A " RppINe CEREMONY

SINGULAR Issue OF A WEDDING CEREMONY.
One of the most singular illustrations OF the
well known aphorism, "There's many a slip
between the cup and the lip" occurred, we
are Informed, in Antrim. The clergyman In
the course of the service, asked IL any present
knew of any just cause or impeachment why the
aspirants for matrimony before him should
not be joined in that holy estate. The query
was responded to by young gentleman in the
body of the church. who protested thai he had
just reason to forbid the bans; and reques ted
permission to put the question to the bride.
This was accorded him, and in a mani y voice
he asked her if she had not, some two years
since, pledged her troth to him. The fair fdncee
hung her head and answered, "Yes;'' and
while her intended husband, in concert with
the entire assemblage, gazed in utter be-
wilderment on the scene, the tickle fair one put
a climax to the proceeding by adding, "and
will keep my wOrdr' Instantly seizing her
former lover by the arm, she swept with him
in majesty from the church, and entering one
OF the carriages which had driven the party to
the sacred edifice, drove of at locomotive speed
with her recovered swain to the residence of
her mother, leaving the poor fellow in the
church to rumInate over the inconsistency of
tickle woman.-NOr hern Wing
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IMPORTANT TO sUTLERS
SUTLERS WILL FIND
HI. A, DOWNING L CO.'S

UON r " e A r + D OF AZ
TO BIZ A MOST VALUABLE ARTIOLl TO
THEIR TRADE,
It sells very rapidly, and Is the most economical
article of dist for the ooers mess. It is prepared
In one minute, and makes most delicious Soup or
Chowder. It 10 highly recommended By Arm
Surgeons. The profits are large.
h. A. DOWNING & co.,
Manufacturers of Concentrated Food
No. Ill East 18th st., New York
For sale By BARBOUR & sEMMEs, Sole Agents,
IS Louisiana Avenue,
a a-lv Washine ton d n
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~ Thousands of acres of soil are annually
planted to flowers in France and Italy, for
making perfumes alone A single grower in
Southern France sells annually 10000 pounds
rose flowers, 80, 600 pounds each of jasmine and
tubersse, 10000 pounds Of violet blossoms, be-
sides thousands of pounds Of mint, thyme rose
mary, &c, and he is but one out of hundreds
engaged in this branch Of horticulture. The
atmosphere OF some Of the towns is SO filled
with fragrance that person IS made
aware OF his approach to them by the odOrs
which greet him miles away. Already in
America hun dreds Of acres Of PEPPERMINT and
lavender are being planted and the products
exported 10 Europe. Though the old world
bears the palm in the perfumery line, and Lon
don and Paris with the Covent Gardens and
Marcheaux Fleurs, lead New York in window
gardening and cultivation OF flowers in pots
generally, yet New York carries on a larger
trade in cut flowers than either of the cities
mentioned or any other in the world. One
New York dealer has sold since last Septem-
TENDER $4,000 carnation blossoms, 0,0O0 bon
vardias, 1860 Chinese primroses, 10000 tube
roses, besides over 10000 roses camelias, hell
tropes, &c, and he is but one Of q large num-
Der engaged in this business.
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NJ FEMALE SCHOOL.

lFI RS. MARIA C. MCCORMICK late of AIexan-
dria. Va, having removed her school to Cam
bridge. Md, is prepared to receive fonr or ave
intellectual, domestic and moral training will re-
ceive her most assidnouscare Her success, while
for years engaged in Alexandria. in educating
girls, is we'll known to all old residents Of that
town.
Paren It's IN this vicinity who desire further in
formation concerning the advaut of her school
are respectfully referred to Lewis McK ense Esq,
tn Washin gton Star; Her terms for board, tu-
Cambridge, Md. where abe has recently located
her school, is one Of the healthisst and most de.
ightful villages in the Union, and has about it o
attribute whatever exec pit such a prudent and
soGcitous parent will approve in selecting a local
ity in which to have daughter thoroug hly edu-
Gated and trained for future usefulness
The fall term of her school commences on the
first MOnda, OF September. an Is dim