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land would be disposed Of and so remove all
I-embarrassments. Mr.. Thornton, the British
Minister, expressed qualification at the ap-
pointment of Mr.. Johnson.
CHICAGO, July l6.-Evarts was yesterday
confirmed as Attorney General.
Senator WILSON, bill provides for reduc-
ton of the number of enlisted men to 5000,
to be contained in thirty regiments Of in
fantry, eight of cavalry, and four of artillery.
1t contemplates the appointment of a Board
Of officers to prepare plan for carrying into
effect its provisions.
Conness moved to lay aside the unfinished
business and take up the bin to protect
American citizens abroad, saying that both
the Republicans and Democrats had pledged
protection to naturalizcd citizens.
Conness's motion WAS lost-2l to 23-and
the Indian Appropriation bill was considered.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Senate last night,
after a long discussion, finally passed the
Indian Appropriation bill.
From the Tresrass Of last evening.
WASHINGTON, July la.-Senate.-A55o;t
and Howe, Senators elect from North Caro-
lima, appeared and took their seats.
The bill to reduce the army to peace.
establishment was reported back.
kellogg and Harris, Senators elect from
Louisiana, appeared and were sworn in.
HorsE.-The bill to pay Henry St. Marie
$40 900, for procuring the arrest Of john II.
Su-ratt, was passed.
The Alaska bill passed, emitting the sec
ton declaring against the joint powers CT
the President and Senate to contracttrcaties
A lengthy debate ensued on the funding
bill.
MONTPELIER, July 1.-The Democrats
have nominated John L. Edwards for Gov
ernor, and NJ. Noyes for Lieutenant Gov
1rnor.
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right out of the Democratic ranks and
pronouncing for Grant and Colfa1.
Sibley, we have mentioned. Mr.. Milo
Hoadley of San Francisco declines to
be counted as a Democrat this year.
He tells his old associates that he is
for Grant. Moreover, the Democratic
press is wavering. Indeed, some of
their newspapers have hoisted our ban
ner. The San Jose Patriot which was
fercely Democratic last year comes out
and says:
Can nybody picture to himself the
state of things that would be exhibited
at Washington should Seymour be
elected ? Who would be Secretary of
STATE? PeudIeton. Who would be
Secretary of the Interior ? Hendricks.
Who would be Secretary of War Per-
haps, Lee. Who would be Attorney
General? None Of the able men who,
with such great ability, defended the
President in the Impeachment case, for
their Unionism is unquestioned. 4 cab
met would be formed, or attempted to
be, which would possess less of the con-
idence of the country than Buchanan
enjoyed for in his there were Black
and Stanton, who stood boldly up for
the UuioH, and watched, and at last
defeated the projects Of Floyd and
others.
But suppose, harassed by the perplez-
/
under it-his mind totter and fail from
its pedestal and he become a raving
maniac, and that his physicians tell
him is to be feared in case of his cleo
ton. What then ? The Government
IN the hands of the Blair family Is
the picture pleasant one to look on?
The infatuated are getting their eyes
open. you see. Some deluded men
many, in facs-who are at present true
patriots and lovers of the Union, could
not persuade themselves until now that
the Democratic party did not mean to
DO all that it could for the good of the
country. 1t has taken long time to
convince them or tnelr error ana
great many strong instances and argu
ments have been wasted upon them
all along, these many months and years;
but Sevmour's nomination and the
platform he stands upon-the thing of
'rying to put the chicken back into the
egg, as Wendell Phillips says-have
stampeded ;hem toward our camp. In
the meantime, the National Union Re
publican party stands compact and
firm upon a broad. comprehensive, lib
eral platform, perfectly satisfied with
its ticket, free from all Discussions and
all danger of the ike and its ad-
vanced pickets are being hailed, every
day, by scores of the disaffected dupes
of Copperheadism, scram milling, rs fast
as their legs will carry them toward |
our lines, bringing with them ammu-
milton, equipments and votes. The
political millennium il a hand
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COUNTY AUDITORS REPORT.

To the Honorable the Beard Of Ceunty Commits
sioner, Of urnsby County, Nevada: The County
Auditor has the hoaor II make the + 10" IN Ee
port as showing the fiscal Affairs OF the Comfy
for the six months ending on the ,QtA June, I,o>.
RECEIPTS.
Since the 1st January, lSCs, the COUNTY Treas
,4rer has received the following amounts from the
sources indicated as APPEARS by his receipts on
Ia
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED PROPO-
! sails will he received until TIE FIRST DAY
81 AUGUST NEXT, by t e Board Of sEate Prison
Commissioners, for the delivery Of ONE HUN
DRIED AND TWENTY-FIVE CORDS or WOOD.
or any part thereof, TO the Nevada State Prison .
said Wool Ia be of the best quality; at least
half thereof 10 he limb wood, and TO be delivered
rs fast u needed at the State Prison, commence
ing gu the 10th dag Of August next, and cnmplet-
ing the whole amount contracted to be delivered
on or before the First day of December next.
For further particulars inquire at the Office of
Secretary Of state
C. Y. N0TEWARE,
Sec'y Board State Prison Coninis.o toner's.
Carson, July Is, 1sGS. taul
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APPORTIoSNINTs.
The moneys Thus received into the treasury
have been apportiened to the several funds 4,
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AMOUNTS N TIE SEVERAL rryDs.

The appointments and transfers being aided
to the balances in the several funds on the lst Of
January. 1855. male the amounts in the various
funds during the last SIX months, AMI applicable
to the payment Of the demand, against the same,
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al interest - -. =
Beng reduction Of the comfy lid, btein,s,
during the last SIX months II s6, }Gi O. x.
Respectfully submitted.
SAM. D. KING
County Auditlr.
Cars CITY 9th July. 1865.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-06

WASHINGTON IrEMs.-Gen. Grant yesterday
ordered the detail of twenty officers OF the
Veteran Reserve Corps here to do duty i'll the
lreedmens bureau, but it is said to-day that
deneral Emory, in command Of the department,
Will urge General Grant to revoke this action,
as he wishes them to remain.
In the Convent of the Visitation. George
iS9Wn, February Goth, Miss Lucretia Clarke, OF
Baltimore, 10 religion Sister Mary John, made
M religious profession. At. the same time
Silss Kate Smith, Of Reading, Pa. in religion
o 81 M Mary Laurentia, and Miss Alice Stoop,
n W, Washington, D. c.. in religion Sister Mary
otenl 81, received the White Veil.
,a iheTe IS report of personal encounter last
Mhsnt between two parties on the avenue mean
G Ile capitol, one Of whom is said to be an ex.
Uouederate general 1t is said that the affair
e''" out OF an argument on impeachment.
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ARRESTED AND CoMMlTTED.-On S. Mil
Ter, who it is charged had in his possession the
money stolen from Mr.. Lee Of Fairfax county,
on Wednesday night, while in the house OF
Frances Miller, on West street, was arrested
in Washington yesterday, on Pennsylvania
avenue, by Detective McDevitt and brought to
this city last night by officer Supple. He had
in bis possession $50. so In money, new pls-
toll and a new overcoat The coat he is charged
with having stolen from clothing store IN
Washington. On his arrival here he was at
once committed to await an examination.
An examination of the case was held at the
Jail this morning, before Justice Moore, when
Miller was rccommitted for trial at The April
term of the County Court.
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LOCAL NEWS.
I. FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH6.
! THr SECOND WARD RADICALS ''RAMPA.

THE SECOND WARD RADICALS hAnrA.
aroUs. The Radicals of the Second W ara
.5of this city, united, y having awakened 10
the importance of the occasion" met IN solemn
conclaye, ON W ednesday night last anu with
malice prepense perpetrated the following
swb;ch will doubtless have the designed effect.
Here it is:
wurprAs Andrew johnson, President OF
.haTn;tad States. has conspired to subvert the
'a.ny n overthrow the Government OF the Uni,
tod %etes and by his traltorous designs ana
schemes has retarded the Keconstructlo9 OF Inc
Snutbern States and the admission ofsaid States
;nto the Union and is stumbling block on
Tho road to peace, an usurper of power, Vlo-
iator IF the Constitution, and consprator
aSs;nst the rights and liberties Of free and in
denendent people; therefore,
ResoLved, That we most heartily endorse the
Sustaining the Hon. E. NJ. Stanton against the
iawless usurpations of miscreant PRESIDENT;
an1 we earnestly pray that Andrew johnson
ha speedily removed from the Presldentiai
chair. as the welfare Of the American people
demands such action.
Ranublicans of Alexandria is hereby rendered
70 the members of the House of Representative s
who voted for the impeachment OF Andrew Ohm
son: and, also, to the Honorable Senator'S, who
NAV sustain such action, for traitors ought to
take back seat in the work OF Keconstruc1loh'
and treason ought to be made odious.
It may be important to state that the osten-
s;ble author of the above, who has thus OBJ
famed for himself lasting fame, is named A.
p Breen and further that G. w. Dewitt pre-
sided at the meeting, and G. j. Burton acted
az Secretary further, that after the unanimous
massage Of the astounding and overwhelming
;.vhereas" and resolved, that addresses
we're delivered by A. p Breen, John Brooks,
George Graham, c. w. Dewitt and A. L..
White, white and colored, and that the meet
inc after its herculean labors, adjourned at a
late hour!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-06

BASE BALr4-At regular meeting of the
Monticello B. B. c., held last Tuesday night,
the following were elected to serve for the en-
suing term: G. j. Dempsey, President; A.
T. Ramsay, lst Vice President; John Harper,
ID Vice President; G. Cox, Recording Sccrc-
tary; j. NJ. Ball, Corresponding Secretary
W. E. Arnold, Treasurer Board of Directors,
G. 3. Carln, Chairman, A. T. Ramsay, B. G.
Thomas, Hubert Snowden, Chas. Graham.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-06

THE RIVER is still great deal of
ice in the river, and navigation is much hinder
ed. The Aqua Creek steamers are making
but one trip day, and the Washington ferry
boats are not yet able to resume their trips.
The steamer Valley City arrived last night from
New York, having followed in the wake of the
Newport. The tugs Katie Wise aud Potomac
LETT again this morning, to tow up several YES.
sells, ice bound below; among them two Goa
scbooners, uud schooner loaded with salt,
from Turks Island, which have been in the
river since the first freeze, unable to get up
The ic, is fast breaking up and disappearing,
and should the thaw continue, navigation
may be resumed next week. If possible, the
steamer " awaset is to resume her trips to Mt.
Vernon on Monday next
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M A zsae 4 B. I'D.

On tho Sd instant ut Lection Forest" near
Warrenton, the residence of the brides father,
and by him, DR.. ERASMUS D. MOORE Of
Virginia, to Miss MAGGIE SCOTT, eldest
daughter Of the Rev. A. d. Pollock.
In Warrcnton, on the Sd instant by the Rev.
j. D. Blackwell, Mr.. ALIEN. WINES to Miss
MARY A. WINES, all of Fauquier co.
On the 10Th ultimo, at ''Essox Lodge by
Rev. G. II. Shields, Z. 7. BARTON, esq, of
Winchester, and Miss KATIE, daughter OF
VIM. Knight, esq.,, Of Cecil CO., Nd.
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ENTERED SUIT. The colored woman named
Brown, whose ejectment from the cars of the
Washington, Alexandria T. Georgetown Rail
road some time since, caused such a stir in
political circles in Washington, has brought
suit against the railroad company for $50, 900
damages Heavy !
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ACQUITTED. The rule awarded against j. +.
Walsh, one of the County constablcs to show
cause why he should not be removed, was yes
tcrday evening dismissed. The examination
took place before Justices Mckenzie Summers
and Bell, and the charges against Mr. W.,
not being sustained, he was acquitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-06

Mg~ THE MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION re-
turn its thanks to Mr.. JOHN A. GEIB for badges
for the officers of the Association which, for
taste and finish are rarely excelled. They arc
composed of a white satin ground, with silver
edges and gold letters 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-06

EXHIBITION To-NIaHT.-- exhibition of
the Methodist Protestant Sunday School takes
place to- night, at Liberty Hail. and will be a
great attraction; some delightful music may be
anticipated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-06

FINE BEEF.-Mr. B. w. Ghecn will have
Tor sale, at his stall in the Market, (entrance
from Royal street, tomorrow, some OF the finest
beef that has been brought to market for a
long time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-06

Soup HOUSE. Tho soup house was reopen
ed yesterday, COL Lee Of the Freedmen's Blu
reau supplying the material, whcrcwith
The hungry and destitute are to some extent
relieved
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-06

OYSTERS. oysters that came up ycstcr-
day were not of u very superior quality, but sold
readily. The smaller size sold for Is cents a
bushel, aud the larger at from l 50(9s2 per
bushel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-06
MAIL LINE FROM
M ALEXANDRIA TO WINCHESTER
THROUGH IN ONE DAY.

rSAsR Coaches will leave Alexandria
1865 every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY (until further notice. al three
o'clock a. m. arriving at WINCHESTER on the
same days at 7 p. M, reaching Upperville at
D. M, in time for dinner.
Leave Winchester on WEDNESDAYS,
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS, at 3 o clock a. m,
reaching Alexandria at o'clock p. M, sam
days, in time to connect with the cars and boats
for Washington and tho North.
This line connects with tho line from Pied
mont Station to Upperville, going and return
ing.
The proprietor gives his personal supervision
to the entire route, and will employ none but
the most careful drivers. BY strict attention to
the comfort of all who may favor him, he hopes
to merit the patronage heretofore so liborally
bestowed.
OFF1cEs-Alexandria, Mansion House; Win
chester, Taylors Hotel.
VIM. WHALEY,
je 29-tf Proprietor.
yTTR hpDING TWT NE PLAY Chiffon and
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REMARKs.-The market closes WITH some an
imation, except for Flour, which continues quiet
prices firm. For w heat there was o better
enquiry, and we note ales of 500 bushels red at
$40, $50, 255, 26O and 2G5, according to quality
from fair to good. Corn continues in active re-
quest, but tho offerings have fallen off, only
reaching about 5000 bushels, with sales of white
and mixed at 107al0S Yellow l1lall2. Rye
in fair demand, with sales at l60. Oats steady
and unchanged. Butter in active demand for
good Dressed Poultry in very active demand.
Eggs in fair supply. Lard firm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-06

ROCKS e. STATIONERY.
MORE BOOKS THIS 4. n. AT
lN FRENCH'S
Denot Of Books and Stationery

Depot of Books and Stationery,
No IS, King street.
Margaret's Engagement, move. 50c:
One of the Family, by the author Of Carl
Brownlows by Mrs oliphant, author Of
Agnes Laird, Of Morrow" madonna Mary"
ETC. 38c.
Another lot of Count Mirabeau, in cloth and
paper covers, of the Muhlbach series.
Another lot of the celebrated Muhlbach Nov
els, bound and in paper covers complete sets
Another lot of Agnes stricklsnds Queens of
England, this o. m. So.
Another cargo to- day of Appleton's and Pc
tersons cheap Dickens and Wayerley, Novels.
Appleton's Railway Guide for March. 3Oc.
Baltimore Eclectic for March.
London Quarterlies, North British West,
minister and Edinburgh Reviews for January,
1868, for sale at the counter.
Begravia, Cornhill Magazine, st. Paups,
London Society and Temple Bar, and all other
leading English Magazines and Reviews al
ways on hand and for SALE
All the American Magazines and Fashion
Books for March for sale.
Another lot to-day Of fine French Note Pa
per-beautiful styles. ~
mar4 e. E. FRENCH.
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NJ E w B 0 O K s.

NJ EW BOOKS.
Queen Victoria's New Book, Loaves from tho
Journal Of Our Life in the Highlands, from
l84S to 1861. 12mo, cloth, gilt. $l.75.
The Early Years Of the Prince Consort, com
piled under tho direction of Her Majesty, The
Queen. 12mo, cloth. So.
Diary of Milliner, by Belle Otis. Cloth,
1Gmo. $l.25.
The Guardian ia Angel by o. W. Holmes L
Bryan Maurice, tho Seeker, by Rev Walter
Mitchell. $l.75
The Story of Waldeman Krone's Youth
Old Sir Douglass, by Mrs Norton: Sl6O.
Women's Strategy, q novel. 81 70.
Wedding Guests, or the Happiness of Life
Temple House, q novel, by Mrs. Stoddard.-
$1.75.
Incz, by the author of "5t. Elmo" New
edition. SITS.
Cameron Pride; or, Purified by Su1ering-a
novelty Mrs. Mary j., Holmes. $l.6O.
Idalia, by "Ouidan S.
Beatrice Bovlle, and other stories, by Ouida
S1.75.
Homo Life Journal, by Elizabeth M. Sow
ell, author of ''Amy Herbert" "a Glimpse Of
the World" 12mo., cloth. So.
Just published and for sale by
Il. BELL, Bookseller,
No. 81, King st
Any of the above Books sent by mail, free o.
postage, on receipt of marked price. NH 2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-06

Gas AND STEAM FITTING
VIM. COGAN,
No. Is, North Royal street,
Has constantly on hand large and complete
assortment of
CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS,
HASPS,
PENDANTS,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE DROP
LIGHTS IN VARIETY,
PORCELAINS, PHOTOGRAPH, MICA and
OTHER SHADES.
CUT, GROUND AND PLAIN GLOBES.
ALSO
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS, VALVES,
and everything in tho Steam Fitting Line.
Public Buildings and Dwellings furnished and
fitted up with Gas in the most substantial and
elegant manner.
Steam York for Factories, Mills, &C., prompt
ly and faithfully executed; all at prices which
will give satisfaction NH 8-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-06

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, March s.
Beef Cattle-Prices to-day ranged as follows {:
Old Cows and Scalawags at 5OaS5; ordinary
thin Steers, Oxen and Cows 5aS6; common to
6a$7, and the very best Beeves 8s$1O per 100
lbs. the average price being about Sc ST. gross
On common and medium Cattle there was q
slight decline, while good and extra qualities
were unchanged.
Shecp.-The supply has been fair during the
past week, and demand moderate, except for
extra Sheep, which are scarce Prices ranged
as follows fair to good at 5a6c, and good to
extra. Ga74c per lb gross-the latter in demand
and higher
Hogs.-The arrivals have, been slow during
the past week, and demand brisk. Prices rang
ed as follows fair to prime 1.-Two Hogs II 25a
Sl3 so per 100 lbs net-an advance of 81 per 100
pounds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-06

BALTIMORE MARKET, March 5-Flour.-The
market has ruled again steady, receipts contin-
ne light, and the demand, though not active
prevents any accumulation Of stock in recely-
ers' or millers' hands.
Graiu,-Supples are light, and chiefly com
posed of Pennsylvania; very little Southern
offered Millers are buying moderately and
prices Gre quite steadily maintained. Corn has
been in more liberal receipt and with an ab-
sence Of foreign demand prices fell OF ear IN
the week &c. which decline induced coastWlsc
shippers to enter tho market, and ut the close
pric. 1a2c better. Oats have sold quite freely
and at improving prices. Rye has also nd
vanced, though receipts arc small.
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A MU S e MI Il n II $.
OABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION.

OABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION.
Tho SABBATH SCHOOL of the METHO-
DIST PROTESTANT CHURCH will give an
Exhibition at LIBERTY HALL, on FRIDAY
EVENING, the 9Th instant The exercises will
consist of Recitations Dialogues and Singing
by the pupils of tho school. During the even
ing several beautiful and appropriate pieces
sisted by some superior singers from Washing
ton city. As the proceeds arc for the benefit of
the school, it is hoped tho friends Of Sabbath
School enterprise will give it their hearty sup
port
Doors open II o'clock; Exercises to COM
mence at clock.
Admttance Csc Children, 15c. NH Std
MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION:
IN The FOURTH ANNUAL BALL Of the
Mount Vernon Association will take place
AT THE EINTRACHT HALL,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 18th.
There will be no pains spared on the part OF
the Association to make this one of the grandeat
affairs that has ever taken place in this city.
Master Of Ceremonies.
w. II. SMITH.
Floor Managers.
JOHN A. FIELD. r. M. LATHAM.
Committee Of Arrangements
b. w. Gheen. " w. Powers. J. A. Geb.
N.G. Nowlund. J. Higgiqns; T. H. Gheen.
Supper will be furnished by an experienced
caterer at city prices.
Tickets 81, to be had from any Of the Com
mittee. feb 25-2w
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TTERTILIZERS
II FERTILIZERSl
FERTILIZERS
This branch Of business receives my special
attention and care My facilities will enable
me to offer to my customers q pure article OF
BONE DUST,
which can recommend with confidence.
lam AGENT FOR THE
Patapsco Co.'s Ammoniatcd Soluble Phos-
pbatc.
Andrew Goes Super Phosphate OF Lime.
HAVE ALSO FOR SALE
Bsugh's Raw Bono Phosphate.
Wanns Raw Bone Phosphate.
Soluble Pacific Guano.
No. Peruvian Guano and other Standard
Fertilizers. HERBERT BKf AM,
No IS, King st., bot. Water and Union.
feb 5-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-06

DHILIP PARK,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER,
N. e. corner Prince and Pitt streets.
The oldest and best established PLUMBING
ESTABLISHMENT in this city. All work
done with dispatch, and in he most durable
and workmanlike manner.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOBBING done at short notice. and by him
self, OF the most experienced workmen.
doc 1 B..
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REFERS, BY PERMISSION, TIC
GARDEN SEEDSl
V GARDEN SEEDSl
GARDEN SEEDS

..... GARDEN SEEDSl
I make specially Of Garden Seeds, and my
stock this year will be large, varied and COM
pletc with Foreign Seeds of my own importa-,
ton, from the most reliable Seedmen of
England and Franco, and American Seeds,
from the most experienced Seedsmen Of this
country. All of which I warrant fresh and
genuine.
mss- Fruit and Ornam entail Trees furnished
to order
I also deal extensively in Glover and Timothy
Seed, Orchard, Herd and Kentucky Blue
Grass, Sc, and during the season receive largo
supplies, which / will sell ut tho lowest daily
quotations.
aS- 100 bushels primo Western and Penn
- HERBERT BRYANT,
feb 5-tr No %, King street.
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Gold.
MARINE HIST.

New YORK, March 6.-Gol1 to-day l4l5.
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N
HENRY COOK respectfully announces t, to
his friends and the public generally tnat =, ne 10
F. KELLEY ' and the O. Wholesale and retail
DRUG BUSIN ESs will hereafter be e9ndnct-
ed under the firm name Of COOK y hELLE
The undersigned takes this opportunity OF
returning his sincere thanks to his numerous
friends for the liberal snare h s ol patronage
soIicits y continuance of the same for the now
firm. " lco,,
jan 1T HhNh1 COoh'