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LOsT--sTOLEN--FOUND.

I OsT-ON TUESDAY, THE l5rH SEPTEMBER
~ instant an ordinary Pocket Diary containing small
amount of Money, number of Receipts and Memoranda
and the following described N tes which the public
toned against trading for negotiating viz Three
dated December 1861 drawn by IT, d. Van
order ar BY him ndorsed for one hundred dollars each and
payable in three six and nine months after date
drawn by Mrs NJ Van Horn to her order by
indosed at after date March 1867 marked
Ne Naratur" by Gottschak Magner, notary public for
I'VE hundred and thirty dollars note for eight han
cred and thirty three dollars and thirty and third
cents at after date l3 1861 drawn and in
dorsed as above marked, Ne yariatur" by W. L. Poole
ESQ., p one note At sixty days date, 9th Febru-
sry 1861 drawn BY T. Ven Horn to the order OF n Au
qustin cashier Bank Of New Orleans hundred
fifty dollars; OF Lobdel favor Of Hardy
Loode for two hundred and fifty dollars endorsed
not rerenh ered-s Of which been paid
snceed The finder is welcome TO the money will ceve
additional reward returning the Diary Papers
T. d. Van Horn "a Camp street.
II OST-oN THURSDAY, nth, A BLACK AND
IL Brown Hound, to the JEFF Had
small piece cut out Of the bottom of his e and large
white max on his bresst When lost he had leather
collar The finder viii be suitably rewarded leaving him
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.
Observation-Disclosures

THE UNDERsIGNED BEG TO INFORM
Il their friends and the public that they have formed
Copartnership under the name and style Of PAYAN *
Lt BAL Tor the purpose OF carrying the FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS BUSIFE IS.
AND EVERY ARTICLE APPERTA1NING TO THIS
LINE OF BUSINESS. and have located themselves under
the st Charles Hotel, door from the Common
street. THOMAS G.. PAYAN
COMPREHENSIVE UNDERSIGNED
~ have formed Copartnership dating from July J. 1868
purpose Of continuing the Produce Business heretofore
dncted by MEDD NEWTON. j. MEDD.
August !, le65. E. d. BOvARD.
Referring to the above Advertisement. would inform
frierds that remain with Messrs. MEDD BOVAKD No
l0l Poydras street. and would respectfully solicit eontnu
ance OF their favors O. W. NEWTON.
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SALT........ FULL WEIGHT..,. SALT.
1900 sacks COARSE LIVERPOOL;
5000 sacks FINE
1000 sacks TURKS ISLAND.
All full weight Ian ding In prime order for sale in
lots 20 suit purchasers delivered wharf warehouse good
steamboat landng by drays any part of thecitY
By JACKSON ANDERSON,
Corner Gravier and Tchounitonlas sfreefs
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NEW ORLEANS. Oct % 1865.
BY virtue Of the 37h section Of entitled IAN Aet<o
COn,oHdse the City Of New Orleans Provide for the
Government ard Administration of Affairs" approved
Feb % 1882 and for the purpose of funding the debt the
late Municipality No. Two falling due the 9th December
proximO sealed proposals viii be this Office for
the exchange of the 9 sixtythre Bonds 5000 EACH
issued BY Municipality No I've City Bank for COnso
dated Bonds Of the City of New Orleans dated December
1869 having yOars run interest coupons
attached thereto at the rate Of ak per annum
payable semi. annually in the city Of New York.
Proposals be endorsed ~ofer Exchange of Bonds
to be opened the first day Of December 1865 IL o'clock
and addressed to o. DeBuys. Secretary, Room No %
City Hall By order Of the Board
o. DE BUYS, Secretary
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NOTICE
. NOTICE......-....NOrICE'

The undersigned would respectfully inform the ctissns
New Orleans and Of the States o1isians Mississippi
Texas that they prepared down ARTISAN
noncsL ---7
tior. 4 wELLfD3TON Co Agents,
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Applications for Ladies' Invitations be made at the
Grand secrelsrys office. Odd Fellows Hall.
eentemen's Tclets may be obtained by applying any
the Mar ayers
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POUND NOTICES.

POUND NOTICES.
CTRFET COMMISSIONERS DEPART-
- MENT Room No. Z, City Observation-Disclosures, Oct %
ls6Were brought TO the Second District Pound Of
Orleans and Claiborne streets, as estrays-
Three GOATS Of different colors;
Which, claimed within three days and the expenses
thereon paid viii be sold az public suction a. said Pound
MONDAY, November 3 1865. at IL o'clock N.
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner
Pas. LABARRE. Deputy Controller
CTREET COMMIssIONER's DEPART
- MENT, Room No 7, City Hall-New Orleans. October
%, ls6S-Were brought to the Fourth District Pound on
Dryades street, between Jackson and Philip Streets as
Two GOATS of different colors;
Which, II not claimed within three days and the expenses
thereon pal win be sold public auction said Pound on
SATURDAY, October 81, 1865. at u O'Clock n
JOSEPH aURPHY. Street Commissioner.
Louis SENEGAL, for Controller.
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Keeps sPECTACLEs of all descriptions ages
Mr. Dubsmel who himself
inform them that bis long experience Optican enables
him TO apply the Glasses 70 affected with
tanty eDdangerng the vision His Spectacle Glasses
selected by him and warranted 20 be perfect
He recommer ds good Improvement his Double Focus
Glasses TO far and Also, soft and
the eyes, his Patented Cy ndrca AchrOmatc Glasses
Gen uine Rock Cytta Glasses brazilian pebbles
sighted applied scientifically they do
not suit the different deficiencies of the sight
Mr. Duhamel keeps also large assortment suitable for
Engineers, Physicians, etc, such as
- Theodliths, Microscopes, Mathematical Boxes,
Levels, Barometers, Weighing Scales
COnpasses. Thermometers, Electrical Machines,
Hydrometers, Spy Glasses Opera Glasses,
ALL KINDS OF SCALES, Etc.
MARINE CHARTS, BOOKS AND INSTRUMENTS
stereoscopes and StereoscOpic Views.
B-six thousand Coloed Venetian Lanterns and Colored
Glasses, for Nominations at wholesale and retail.
III Canal street,
Between Royal street and Exchange Alley
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iSEW AOvERT1sEMENTs.
A OARp....-..-..,.n.r..,.......,,A QAnD.

EOk KENT....".................. RLNr.
THE NEW STORE. at the of Front. Common and
Canal streets.
THE FoUB-sTORY STORE, q. the corner Of Canal,
New Levee and Common streets.
THE LARGE STORE, with iron shutters, adjoining
Messrs Bcstck seymours hardware store. fronting
Front and Fulton streets.
FOUR THREE-sTORY STORES, newly painted Nos
"a 30 Poydrss street, between Fulton aud Front
THE THREE-sToRY STORE. at the corner Of Front
ard Lafayette srsets running through Fulton
FOUR STORES, Baronne street, opposite the National
Thester.
THE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL HOUSE, No lls
Dauphin street, newly painted.
TIE STORE, with Dwelling. at the OF Chartres
and St Philip streets. occupied for thirty years
pharmacy by Mr. Cnsach.
Possession given Immediately. Apply to
AvESDANO BROS, l55 Common street
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cHAs. 7. NAsH's SALES.

CoTroN..............C COTTON .............. COTTON
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM TT NAY CoNcERN
ny CHA9. II. NASH.
AUcTIoSEER-Ofce. Masonic Hall Auction Mart.
Conner ST. Charles and Peraido streets.
SATURDAYs 81st II O,c ocfS
- the Levee foot Of Lafayette stress. for sceonet
Of whom II may concern. wi be sold
20 bales sghtly damaged saved
from wreck OF steamer Gen Quitman. ~
81 TERxs-Cssh IN q. q. Treasury Notes.
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LANDS AND SECURITIES.

WESTERN LANDS AND sECURITI Is
In addition TO Government State and Railroad Bonds and
Stocks buy and sell Lands illinois, Wisconsin, Mime
sofa, Iowa. Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska.
The highest price paid for titles to LANDS SOLD FOR
TAXES.
We also purchase at best rates LAND WARRANTS and
DIsCREDITED WESTERN COUNTY, CITY AND TOWN
BONDS.
Correspondents solicited and any information required
furnished without charge. Address
AUSTIN ooRBTN & CO..
Bankers. New York CIV
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PETITIoN...'.'..'':.....:..'........PETIrIeN
.. NEW ORLEANS, August IS, 1863
To the Honorable the Common Council the City Of New
Orleans:
The undersigned Property Holders Peters and Clay
streets Second District of this city, respectfully beg
present the necessity Of sidewalks on the above named
nom Cont TO Customhouse street, and pray that your
able dy will pass an ordinance authorizing and compelling
the property holders TO have the said sidewalks laid
also further beg TO represent the propey of the city
having Clay street graded ana macadaized from Cont
Customhouse street At its expense In the
il has been done from Cont St Louis street. be-
heve that the benefits extended should
tended to on the street. and in this view solicit
your honorable body TO instruct the city
the grading and matchmaking Of Clay street. from Cont
CBst0mhouse
And as in duty bound we will ever pray
WILLIAM II. YREDENBURG, per William II vreden
burg, Jr Is feet Peters and 100
JEAN PETIT 22 feet Clay street. 22 Peters street
]. AYkT, 200 feet Clay street 100 Peters street.
A. ID. GRlEFk so feet on Clay street .a
B. j. BERkBNY 50 feet on Clay street.
A. IONA. Is feet Clay street
FELIX LABATUr, 50 feet Clay street, 50 on Peter
street.
A. H. DMEZA, 50 feet on. Clay street.
A LAvILLEBEUVRE, IS feet Clay street, Is on
Peters street.
JAcQUET, per pro Beckett 50 Clay street. 50
Peters street
Total Of feet square, 1924 number of feet in
petition, ll54-
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DETITION


NouvxLLE-oRLEANs, Is August 1868
Arhonorahe Consen Commun de Ia Vile de La NouyseOr
leans;
Les soussgnes propretsres les Peters ct Clay
Deuxeme District de cete vile, informent rsspectueu
seent Gull erat necessare de consuire des
sur les dtes depuis Cont jns4ua Ia de
Dcuane ct pent de veulor ben passe pordonnancs
Iecessare atm dobger tous les propetares fAre les
QUOTES en- face de lsurs ptopnetes. - ~
Nous suss Qu serst convenatls que Ia Vile a,
emperrer Clay de Ia Cont Ia de Ia Douane,
depers ct de la meme maniere quill etc fat de
la Cont ala stLouis Peasant avoir droit
avantsges qui etc ss propretares
prions cautorser e de Ia Vile
sre emperer la rue Clay del Cont la de Ia
WIN. II. vREDENBURG par VIM H. vr,denburg Jr. Is
pieds la Peters. 100 pieds sur Ia rue Clay.
JEAN PETIT 2 pieds Ia Clay, 22 peds sur Ia
j. IvET 200 pieds sur la rue Clay. 100 psds sur la rue
Peters. n
A d. GRIEFF. 80 pisds Ia Clay.
B. BERKENY, 50 pieds sur Ia rue Clay.
A. IONA. IS peds sur la rue Clay.
FELIX LABATUT 80 pieds Ia Clay, 50 pieds sur
A. d. DMEZA 50 pieds sur Ia rue Clay.
A. LAyILLEBEUyE, Is pisds sur s rue Clay, % pieds
sur IL rue Peters
A JACQUET par preouraton de A. Beckett 50 pieds sur
In rue Clay. so pieds sur Ia Peters.
hombre dc peds spparteusnt aux pettennares. Lisa
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---speetal Notice Ouachita shipper
The steamer LotRvgn viii leave TO DAY (ssiurday
,. rain shine for all landings Outcha River The
IOtsnna beir the Highest boat te viii be
20 thrvugh without detention.
H. j. BRINCKER. Master.
z. r. EPPLER, Agent. Tchoupitoulas street.
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Stfaners 4saring gort Ga-gap.
AZ Advertised IN THE DAILY CRESCENT.
Saturday. October 81. 1879.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Maj jackson Fire Company No. Is
New Orleans October 81 ls65The officers aud members Of
Monih ly Meeting SUNDAY MORNING, Nov l. 1853 Al
10 O'Clock precisely Punctual attendance requested
By order. JOHN " CELJOS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-17

I'm PHILADELPHIA, WyI.
8q%S66T MINGTON AND BALTIMORE

IN H PHILADELPHIA, WI.
R9Yf. e6z1 nm, AlsEGToN AND BAITIMoRs
COMMENCING MONDAY, NOVEMBER ssd. 1864
ANTI NIslRs VII eSTe Jpeppt BROAD STREET
WAY-MA1L TRAIN al $50 A. M. tsundavs sroo,
Gonps,ctinE WIN bsla9srs Railroad at wilmington Wilmington
EXPRESS TRAIN Alto 1900 sI AM dsupaays e,o.,
ted,) for Baltimore and Washington, stoppne Al VIZ
mington Perryyille, and Hayre-de, Grace Connect
at Wilmington with train for New Castle, -es'
EXPRESS TRAIN 40Oat r. M. Sundays excen
Tor baltimore and Washington, stopping at Ches'
port Stanton Newark, Efton, North. Cbs msw
town. Pcrryville, Hnyrede-Grace Aberdeen. Par,r
mpans Edgowood. Magnolia, Chase's and Stem,nerfs
NIGHT EXPRESS at Il 80 T. M, DAILY, for Bait.
more NOR and Washington stopping at Chester, Thur
Elktsn North-East, Perryyille and Hayre-de. GRACE
take the 1900 AM Train. VI"
., WILMINGTON TRAINS,
| o"ppihg az all stations between Philadelphia and
Leave Philadelphia at Hoo, A. M, $50, SEQ, and
meets with Delaware Railroad for HARRINGTON and IN
| termedlate stations. ~ u
Leave W q Ihs, At 100 and $40 A. M, 1870
not stop between Chester and Philadelphia.
Through TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at 1890, A. M, 1914, 6i4 and
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester at 1854, As and 1i.0S A. M, ola
45S, 81, TAI and 10 90 p. NJ.
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore az T;25 A. NJ, Way Mail. .o.ss A.
, From Baltimore to Port Deposit and intermediate
. stations at 800 p, M.
Accommodation train from Port Deposit will leave
Perryvile at AZ A. NJ, for Baltimore and nterme
date stations.
Trains for Baltimore leave Chester at 9.12 A. NJ.
| and 4.40 p. Nj.
Trains for Baltimore leave Wilmington at 10 40 ant
' 1902 A. M Les and OFT Il. M.
. SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
9 Leave Baltimore Vt 7.2b P NJ, stopping at Mag
o nolia Perrymans, Aberdeen, HavrodeCiracc Perry
VILE Charlestown, Northeast, Elkton Newark Sas
ton, Newport, Wilmington, Claymont, Linwood an,
1t Chester,
r H +. KENNEY, Superintendent.
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MIR. Courscy's Corn Crop.
Our friend Thomas B. Coursey, who has
frequently favored our readers with practical
articles on Agricultural subjects, writes as
follows to the Milford Mutual Friend =
As some erroneous and exaggerated re-
ports are circulated relative TO a field OF corn
grown on my farm, | deem II right anu
proper that L should correct the same in a
manner that need not be misunderstood. 1t
has been reported that my field made ninety
bushels per acre. Such is not the fact, IL
was fine field of corn to look at, and al
though the yield was u good one, ii was no,
quite up to my expectations. l had nNeu
nay figure at IS bushels prime corn per acre
| over the field, whereas it only averaged
10 altogether. The field averaged better
than my field two years ago, but no single
acre came up to the best acre that year
The field would have been much better
had the first planting stood, but the corn
being tarred and the spring cool and BACK
| ward, about one-third was to replant, as a
consequence this was late maturing, whic h
brought Ii into the only dry spell during
summer, and on that account shortened the
crop considerable.
In order to come at q correct estimate Oh
the crop had two baskets measured as near
ly like all the Others as possible, these were
but into bays and laid near the heater until
they were perfectly dry, and l have Just
shcled, measured and weighed them. Inc
two made g pounds over bushel, gaming
nearly gallon, beiag % pounds over hall
bushel to each basket. The field containing
fifteen acres from which We housed nine
teen hundred and fifty baskets OF mer'
charitable corn which az 81 pounds per pas'
ket make ,0sl bushels OF prime merchahta,
bic corn There were also LOG baskets oil
sound short corn, which we use Tor ieedlng
l stock (hough most farmers house and shei
all sound corn, whether perfect or not, ou'
: ours Is all-pXcept what is used Tor ieedlrg-
. sold III lhe mill mostly for family use, hence
: il Is necessary To Gull it so as to have
!, EpFimVj shpllci one basket Of this to asrer
: tain the number Of pounds Of dry corn, an,
: find that it Yields Is pounds OF dry CORE. =
!; This would amount to ,g03 pounds, whlcl
d would rive IS bushels and "a pounds. Tn
crop would then show l,oSl bushels Of prim
corn, and 81 bushels from small corn, max
e ing the aggregate Lila bushels
i The manurcs used was first the barn-yar
: manure, made on the farm spread in the WIN
!, ter and carly spring, and laid on the suriac
y until time to pillow, one and n half tons c
!, phosphate III the hill at planting, and twelv
~ barrels Of instcr, broad cast after planting
~ This field twenty years ago was whi
: might be called barren waste, not wort
As cultiyating but make no claims on TN
81 account u superior farming. This Hho
eli section has been reclaimed from a like steI
III li,y. and we have farmers around here III
- would do credit to their calling in any 9th
. section Of the State or Union.
IS. Yours truly, T. B. CoURsEY.
OF S'pfing Mrs, Dec. z. 1865.
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ruR CRANBERRY CRer. - The Trenton
state Gtjsettfs says: recent brief visit to
The Cranberry regions of New Jersey CON
yinces us that the cultivation of that fruit is
more II favor than ever, and that the ideas
That had been conceived of the profits to be
derived from it, were by no means too large.
People along the shore counties are entering
into the work OF preparing ground and set
ting ,ut new bogs with renewed ardor The
particular reason that has given this impetus
10 the enterprise is the immense prices al
which cranherrrics are selling. They arc
now selling for $50 and SO per barrel at thu
| fields, and many persons are holding on tt
tie crap, confident that they will yet realize
| $40 per barrel.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-17

" WALTON HANN & CO.
MANUFACTURERS,
~ feb6-1yw WuMtN6roS Dkl-
BAUG H'S
.,Sec'AL MAA,.
5: : ''''' >2'E '..> 8
BAUGH a SONS, Philadelphia,
AND
NORTHWESTERN FERTILIZING CO..
CHICAGO,
Sole Manufacturers.
Prices,
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate,
$50 per 2,O0olbs.
Baugh's Chicago Bone Fertilizer,
$50 per 1900 lbs
Baugh's Chicago Blood Manure,
$50 per 1900 lbs,
The above Manures are furnished in both bags and
barrels, whichever customers prefer.
fE- The Bags are uniform In we.ht 100 pounds
The attention of Farmers is especially directed to
the fact that the sources of the Raw Material q
which the above Mannres are composed, are so well
under control that we can furnish them of strictly
uniform quality and condition and that they contain
larger percentage of ammonia than any sther class
Of manufactured manure in the market.
BAUGH SONS
20S. Delaware Avenue Philadelphia.
NORTHWESTERN FERTILIzING CO.,
, Cor Lake & Lasalle SITS, Chicago.
rE- BAUGHS COMMERCIAL MANURES may
be procured from dealers in any o. the principal
towns in the United States Dominion of Canada
, MORO PHILLIPS
GENUINE IMPROVED
super Phosphate ofLime.
! STANDARD GUARANTEED.
For SAFE at HdnnfacfHres Depots,
No. IT North Front street, Philadelphia
AND
No. 95 South 81, eet, Baltimore.
And by Dealers In general throughout the Country
The S0MBRER0 GUANo of which
MORO PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE is and
always has been manufactured, (and O
a, q which he has sole control for the United
States,) contains fifty per cent more Bon'
Phosphate than Raw Bone, therefore it il
more durable The addition OF Ammoni'
gives it greater fcriilizing value.
ng Over seven years experience has proyc'
TO the Farmer that il makes n heavier grail
than even stable manure, and is not onl
e., active but lasting.
Price $50 90 per ton, 1000 lbs.
Discount to Dealers
ad- MORO PHILLIPS,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer
marl9-9m
'er- BOWERS
lon COMPLETE MANURE
81! MAsurAarrEyD
HENRY ROVER, CHEMIST,
= PHILADELPHIA,
MAZE fsny
super-Phosphate of Lime, Ammonis
me and Potash.
Up
:, WARRANTED PEE FROM ApuLTrsArIos.
n This Manure contains all the element. to prod
70 large crops OF all kinds and ia highly recommend
byall who have used II, also by distinguished Che
p lists who have by analysis, tested It's qualities
a Packed in Bag, et 200 lts. saeh
X DIXON, SIIARPLEsS & co,
X SOLE AGENTS,
~ 80 South Water and 4G South Del Avenl
y PHILADELPHIA
4 For sale by VIM. REYNOLDS,
r 10 South street,
X Baltimore, Md
y. Aud by dealers generally throu.h ont the countr
O. ian2-lyw
e RASPBERRIE5 and BLACKBERRIl
Large quantitier, Lest quality and varieties
n Wild Goose Plums and other Fruit and orn ,inc
H., | Trees.
Send stamp for catalogue, ara elnb rstes;
IL n0y26-Gt-w Ginnamns ~.
+ CATALOGUES SENT FREE
NJ. O'KEEFE, son Il CO.,
Importers and Growers, Wholesale and r
y Dealers in Flower and Vegetable Seeds. Dutch
4 Fruit Plants, Ornamental Shrubs, Roses, &C.
u Ellwapger Barry's Block. RomErrr, N
I
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-17

PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS BANBAGE IN
L STITUTE, No. IA North Ninth Street, above
Market. b. C. EvEItErT'S Patent Graduating Pres
sure Truss, positively ruptures when all others
fail Als0a large variety ni cheap lrusses, improved
elastic Stockings Belts Shoulder Braces, Abdominal
Supporter Sns pcDsoriea, Pile bandages, Spine In
snun,enta Cnii,las &e Ladies' attended by Mis-.
| b. Z mys lyT
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PEACH TREES
500 600 Peach rra.s, including all the eyding va
ficties-lle's Early Of carefully selected stock, and
warranted pure.
APPLE TREES.
$1,000 Apple Trees, OF the leading varieties.
PEAR TREES.
q 900 Pear Trees STANDARD and dwarf, embracing
au extensive catalogue.
MISCELLANEOUS TREES.
herrics, Aprieos. Nectarises, Flums. ounces,
Shade Ornamental and Evergreen In any quantities
desired.
STRAWBERRIES.
500 40 strawberry pants embracing al the lead
M; va.ictes mlst ayurahly known
MISCELLANEOUS.
RsspDa.ri IS, BlAckberries, Clrrani4 and Coos Der
| rits, shFnbhefy - yafieiy, &c.
4 Plrignlti attention baint rail 10 the cultivation
u s'naAin,s We are enabled 70 guarantee all plant
-ai inspect aur nurseries aud saisfy themselves tina
4 81 know on bAsnasa.
For des rifttye Catalogue address inclosng r. O
stamp.
WIN. NJ. PETERS,
cenNeYiile, New Castle Comfy, Del.
.or 8 Ie.- i. coyip4t5n, Agent, Princess Ann,
MA, stpiT.lyw-tp
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Earn \ fireside,

We HAVE on hand an interesting commu-
nication from the pen of Thomas b. Cour-
sew, ESQ.,, which we will publish next week.