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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-07
Fashion.


The tyranI fashion makes us slaves the
iyrant fashion digs our graves. Last
month had sweet young friend, mar
Tyr die to the "Grecian bend ~ her doc
tor said, 'her spinal marrow had really
crowd as fat as lalIow he plastered,
bllsiered, did leach and cup. bu, yet the
ghost she did give up; some thought her
case was treated wrong, that she took
medicine too strong, that simply hom9o-
pathic pills would have saved her life
land doctors bhIs) but others thot the
Mue cause found, as the decision seemed
profoUnd beneath the sod she sleeps TO-
day; all her fine clothes are laid away.
Alas had she been spared while, they
would have soon gone out of style rend
ing her heart with paiH and grief, which
seldom ever finds relirf the spirits say,
her friends to cheer, that size is lowering
ever near : these words with JOY, their
hearts Jid fill, she is CIR clan bender
still.
Wasn't PUSHING flm Some ,imO
ago, on the Sabbath, we wended our way
to one Of the churches, and instead OF a
sermon heard an address upon some mis-
siousry or other bene"olept subject. NJ
Ter the address was concluded, two breth-
ren were sent round ior contributions.
PaIson l. was one oi sNa basket
bearers, taking the side upon which we
sat. Immediately in our front, and upon
the next seat, negIigeuly reclined our
friend Bill Il, gentleman Of infinite
bumor and full Of dry jokes. Parson
l. extended the bashel. and Bill SLOW
y shook his head
"Comc, William, give US something,
said lbe parson.
Cant do II" said Bill.
why no. Is moi the cause good
one :"
"Yes, but am no! able 10 give any
thing"
"Pooh pooh I! know better you
mus, give better reason than that
"Well, owe too much money |
mus, be Just before am generous you
know.
"Bu, William, you owe God a larger
debt than you owe any one else.
That's true, parson, but then he amt
pushing me like the balance OF my credI'
tors"
Az AcCENTRIC DIVINE Some years
ago there resided IN P, an ecrtn.
trio, but most worthy divine Of the Bap-
tist persuasion, by he name of Driver
who loved a good Joke, no matter whom
i, Bit, provided it wounded not too deep
ly.
One day while returning from visit
10 a brother clergyman OF an adjacent
town, meeting man with an exceeding
ly poor yoke of oxcr, and an unusually
large load of hay, which was so deeply
IN the miGe that the united efforts OF the
cattle could not start it from It's position,
he acCosied him with
We'll NY friend, what is the matter !!
Matter enough, lm in The mud and
can's GET ou'.
Your oxen are too lean Tor such a
load. You should give Them more 10 eat
for you know the Bible says, Whose
givelh to ihe poor lende!h 10 tho Lord.
The farmer replied ihst was uoi the
reason.
We'll what is it then ? asked the d.
vine.
why, they are just like the North
Baptist Church at p replied the
farmer pellishly. they wan, a darn't
sigh, better DriUer than they've got
now
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FLOUR DUSTINGS
AT THE
ShQpherdStOWn GREEN GROCERY.

" "BrCUhCs hCrc man Win SOUL 50 uedu,
Who never 10 himself has said
Where shall get my Flour for Bread -
And has not been at Knott Pendlctons
Ye hungry men, who Bread devour,
Come quick don't loose another hour
And test the merits Of the Flour,
That i for sale at Knott Pcndlcton'S
Now's the day, and now's the hour
Up and down the town we scour,
Looking for soma "BULLy" Flour,
You'll find it down at Knott Pendlcton's.
Now, if you're fond Of Dread that's sweet,
And Breakfast Rolls that can't be beat,
Just buy your Flour in Market Space,
And sold so low by Knott & PendIeton.
Juno &c, 1869.
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A certain Iule dsmsel, having been ag-
grsvaleJ beyond endurance by her big
brother. pIumped down on her knees and
cried. % Lorc! tless my brother Tom.
lie lies, he steals, be swear.; all boys DO
US girls don't. Amen .
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-07

A Terrible scene in a Menaserie.

A travelling mensgerle, situated at one
! end Of fair held in The neighboThood OF
! Orleans, France, suddenly disappeared IN
the night lime, leaving no trace behind.
The cause was afterwards asceriained 10
be as follows:
The wife OF the proprietor, who was
nursing little girl Of i've months. was
summoned into the menagerio by one ol
the attendants, at about four the proceed
ing afternoon 10 give directions about the
service. In passing along outside the ca.
pes where the animals were confined, her
dress swept the bars Of one which contain
Cd lion, the (erocious instincts Of which
bad been excited by the smell Of raw
meat, Just brought IN for feeding time and
lying at hand. The animal caught hold
Of the dress with one paw, and, as the
woman turned suddenly round snaiched
with The other The child out OF her arms,
aud dragged i! within the cage. The
poor mother filed the air with her cries,
and even struggled TO disengsge the IN
lanI from The jaws of the beast, but ell IN
vain; and when assistance arrived, the
child had been half devOured. The hor-
roT Of The husband who came in soon aft
er, was mingled with rage, seizinga gun,
he shot the lion dead upon the spot. In.
meJiately after, orders for instant depart
uIG were issued.
A DROVE OF CANARY BIRDs.-A New
York Papcr speaking abou, the imPorta-
ton Of canary birds from Germany, says
The following sight was seen in Florence,
Italy, in 1861, by lady and gentlemen
belonging 10 New York
In waking in the principal street they
overlook a man with long whip in his
hand, which he was moving from one
side % Tie other N wha, they thought
was q strange manner. When they came
up wllh him they found he was driving
flock of canary birds, as in Eng land they
drive q flock oi turkeys. 4 carriage came
along, lhe man waved his whip in a Pc
cuIlar manner, when the lIlle birds all
went to the sidewalk until the carriage
had passed, when they took 10 the street
again. A woman wanted TO buy one,
when the man sprlnkled some canary
seed at his feet and half dozen Of them
came to him. when he took one up in his
hand and delivered il to the woman, who
paid him one frame for it. The man then
went on again.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-07

AZ Enterprise, Iowa, the other day,
womsn enier beer shop whore her bus.
bsod Was. cod wilh substantial piece Of
board. ...pad6led bin irto The street. As
they proceeded home ward, che continued
10 ply ,hs lumber indu, lfioesly, and par
IicUIy emphatic was the lsst ~bsck she
gave bin ss be dissppesrd over the
lhresbold. .ys 'Is
There are nov 1855 miles Of railway
in the UniIed States.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-07

Iowa plants every IhTee years forest
Of 100000; within considerably Isss
than half dozen years, 2j, 600. 600 ior-
esi trees have been planted. end are no"
rrnuinr IN the nnrihMest
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
CALIFORNIA s. OREGON
SEED WHEAT AGENCY.

We furnish Farmers with the
BEST SEED WHEAT IN THE WORLD.
Perfectly free from insectform or other i'm
purities; grown from AUSTRALIAN and
CHILL Seed, yielding, on good soil,
SIXTY BUSHELS TO TIE ACRE,
And Weighing
65 LBS. TO THE MEASURED BUSBEL.
The Ears of Wheat, when mature, are usual
ly Eleven or Twelve inches long.
rs Put up and securely tied and sealed in
linen bags, and sent by mail free TO all parts. Of
the country, on receipt OF price.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-07

Qneen Victofis is said 10 be failing 10
health.
Man consists in Truth. II he exposes
tfuth. he exposes himself. II be beirsys
ru,l,. he beirsys himself.
MsnsIsoghtsTs are naturally looked
upon with sbhouence, but man slaughter
ers Ithe LADIES' are vieSed with delight.
HsPpise.s consists IN being perfectly
satisfied with what ge have got aud hs.
we haEn'' got.
''Tis false as the girl said when her
beau told her she had beautiful hair.
Pay Up your doe. al Ibis oiiee.
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A pPLIcArioSs ESR DUPLICATE LAND
" may c0ncsra.
DEPARTMENT OF


,DEPAkrhEEI OF THE ISTEKIOR,
PKSsIoS OFFICE. Mar, 8, 1860
Ju6s ~, lS0 for the reissue Of the following de.
soflbed Land warrants, which are alleged to have
been iV,t or Destroyed: sStiOg is hereby given
warrant a new ertihcate or warrant u ike teaor
will be reissued. II NO valid objection should then
No. n, ST. for 100 acres. Issued under the act Of
September, 1850, In the name Of Lucinda, widow Of
Y. L2yeioy. and was granted August 81. lSie-hAy
No, iNIss, for % acres. Issued und.r the act Of
March !. lsh5. in the name Of LaIAru. Tilley, and
WsSs STIest .s A. AGsSS. s. is'S March u iSs
March $, lsS, IN the ans Of Lydia Carlton, widow
9! JohP T. GSIlt9n, and was granted December 81.
No iOi, 6S6 cr 10 acres, Issued under the act of
was RraHIsl Vctobsr q, 1857, AprillO. isp.
March s the name q bs IsS'I 'A eh act 81
aud was granted September 4. 1851. April ~ iS6a
No s's3; tsr 80 Acres, issued updeT the act Of
and was granted October y, 1855 April q, iIse
No. y, ~, for 70 acres, issued nader the act Of
%as sssSa ss & kSfas nv EsR'
No s5,S79, for l7O acres, issued under the act Of
March !, 1855, n The name q hsmpL:g5ey PAWS paws
No se,ls2, for 40 acres. issuel under act OF
March ), 1886, In the name y Thomas CnmminEs,
'1s VS. sa1F S9 @ ssPs Under iGs AZ q
March $. 1875, IN the u1me Of John Perry, and was
ESlisI SgysR6sI 70 57 SSY mas ~ $50 n.
Az was Efaatsd July 10, iSjl-Juns s. isce.
aSS u.s. fSF' tie sS$. S ~ RI
Mitchell, and was grated May Is, ls6+-Juue .,
n. 7llST for 100 acres, issued under the as, of
February II, lsI7, In the name Of Theodore q.
Wheaton,, aud was granted May II, 1851. June
CHRIS G, cox.
COmmiasionaT Of pansiOna
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.atiaual &epnblifau.

----r@~----@<e->>------
" Oorrss OF rns "kAfIoalL HHFustt-
CAN" can be obtained every msrniag at the
following places,
BsHor's Nnws srAsD, willafts HosS,
CocBRis's NEws STAND, NJ etropiitan Hotel,
wNrsrRarH's NHws srAxp, Rbbiu House.
KixBALL's Nnws STAND, seaton House.
WILKINS News srASp, ~. Janss Hotel.
PARKuR's Boor Asp PsaIopreAs payor,
No. tss Seventh street, opposite the Post
once.
w.D. b. MAJoa, At oilbsrts plsi.r saless,
asI street, between Ninth aad Tsath strssss
JoHr O. Bunorn, No. 71sr street, setves.
Twelfth and rhirteenth streets.
JoHs A. BvrEsa, stationsr, ss y scar TAir-
tesnth.
Bunns's Nxws STAND, Kirkvooa Hea,.S
CHARLES II. AEDHnsos, ststioner, ~ ssv.
enth street, between r and d streets. -
JAMno BELLsw, statiouer, tself Seventh be-
tween q and II.
8. @. s. BARBouR, ststionsr, sIs ssvssth
street, between II and I strssts.
JoHr A. Vac DoHAS, stationsr, n south A
street, between New Jersey avenue and First
street, Capitol Hill ."..
WILLIAM BAnrLnTT, ststioasr, No. % east
Capitol street, betwesn Third and Fourth, cas-,
Capitol Hill.
8. o. MILL, ststionsr, H stksst asrth, I've
doors east Of Third street west. '.i'ha
JAS. Fox, Stationery and Fancy aesds, III
Eighth street east, opposite Marine Barrssks.
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R0PosALs FOR BEEF,

FoRr ISpEPENDENCRl
BosTox HARBog. MAS. March y, ls6D.
tisensnt attached. VIII be received BY the under.
Fresh BEEP
TO the troops at this post.
The said beef must be fresh, OF 4 good market.
able quality, In equal proportion Of Tore aud hi nd
quarters, tneCk, shank and kidney, tallOw to be
cost, In such quantity as may be, FROM TINE 10
time, required by and on sueh days AS the Com.
lnanding OIheer shall designate-not exceeding
The nsoks Of the cattle slaughtered for beef TO be
delivered under this agreement shall Ds eni on ~
the fourth yertebIal Joint, and the breast TRAINED
down. The shanks Of fore'qGarter, snail be eat
Of from three to four inches above the knee lnln,
aud OF h nd quarters from six Oelghl lnehes above
the gAmbtel Or hook Joint, 90
Separate proposals. duplicate will also be re.
oicers and families stationed At this Post OF
supplied thersfrom, with such choice fresh bsef as
igia and Porter house Steak. standing RIBS, or
Rib ROaEta.
These contracts 0 be in force six months or sush
commencing on the list o. May 1892 and subject 10
the approval OF the Commanding General Of the
Department Of the kaSt,
In ease Of failure Of deficiency in the quality OF
then the CommissRIy at Fort lndepend snce, shall
have power to supply the deficiency by purchase,
and the contractor Will be charged with the diEer
ence OF post
The contractor will be required to enter iGt9
bonds for the sum Of Que thousand dOllars, slRgei
also By two responsible sureties, whose names hus
be mentioned in the bids. ,,,I
The proposals. will be opened At 10 a N "u AnIti
10th, 1909. at Port Independence, Ma ~ brS,.n
time aud place bidders are requested T. te
,n iSr SSSTss, S, b FEEffrSSER TX RSBSs6N
First Lieutt rant olh AIll!Ittl,
mh!7.td BreVeI Capt y 5. a" ana A T. :
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sotioes Of Patents.
sTArEs PArEur ovrIoE
TTNITED sTkTis pArENr ovyIoI-

o. IN. r.,,,, WSa,s =, O. March 81 1850.
n naas.s s. "a I'M S.H q Siy cT an
u 10 ordered that the ssld pstitio n Ia hand a,
this once the Inst day Of Jane next hpy nsS.on
lions and other pspers should be hlsd Ia iAis eSes
twenty days befors the day n hssrinE
ap5-Msw . Commissioner Of Pas;u,.
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HEADQUARTERS PrR.r MILITARY DIsr.Ioy.I
p,o sJ.rn % YhaisiA'
General Ordsrs No. 80: .,
/. The following order Ia published for the
information Of all Interested;
Api H1.sSUdd. .s...S e. '55 ,;,s:.r.
s..,., VI %!sSsoscs. 2sfsS d. i%' !
ErtTsct.l.
10. BY direction Of the President of the
United States, Brevet Major General A. 8.
Webb, United States army, is assigned to
command the First Military District, accord
ing to his brevet Of Major General, until the
arrival Of Breyel Major General Candy, 70
relieve him. He will accordingly repair to
Richmond Virginia. without delay.
By command of General Sherman.
(Signed) Z. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Q. In compliance with the above order the
undersigned assumes command Of the First
Military District, created by act Of Congress,
passed March 2, 1867.
ALEXANDER 8. WEE,
Breyet Major General, U. 8. A.
HEADQUARTERS FIRsr MILITARY DIsraIsr,)
o..., o.,. R,Sa.ssD. w. ,i HISsil iiR.fi S
[Extract.l
8. Tho duties and powers Of tho provis-
Ional Governor Of Virginia are hereby rode
yolyed upon II. H. Wells, the present pro-
vlsional Governor.
By command Of Breyet Major General
Webb.
ST. CHALYIs,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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New Books,

AL the New Book. can be fOuad on our New
Book Table.
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TanAsunr DnrAnrnszr, April Z. lsss
Notice Is hereby given that the interest
coupons payable on the frst day II Nay
next, will DO paid on presentation at the
proper Offices upon rebate Of interest at
the rate Of six per cent. per annum In coin.
GEORGE 8. boutwell,, go D
Secretary Of the Treasury,
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TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, 1858.
until further notiet, Pa.ssSsOr trains vii iii
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol.
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TINTED srATRs PATENT oIyIcS.

z ,.WLsaIsaTos. D. 3, March 10. Isso
on the petltion 81 WILLIAM hcDoELLD, Of Nor
s' aia 90 5Sf ,h rs "a s az 81
isaY eo srd reIs.usd on The le.h dsY o. March,
Printers Rulesi ''' hihoink
ii q. ordered that ne said petition b. heard a,
person may oppose this extsniion, Objections,
syo ssss and S.s.r pspsr, .h9uld be nlsd In
MIN. Msw Commissiopsr 81 Pstsnfs.
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spgEoRRIAs pEsHhssHIp DEPARTMENT
for the AeguiTement Of free and elegant hand.
special Instruction In this art during the day or
evening.
WEDDING, VISITING aud ADDRESS CARDS,
and ALL KINDS OF PENW0RK done 10 order, In
style equal to engraving.
=, TIE Tsxt-b0ois and Blanks used In the institu.
lion, all varieties Of writing paper, Ink, Of the
best quality, All the BpsnseriAn Publications
And the eelebrated bpeneerian Steel Pens may DO
obtained either by students or otlIens at the Col
lsgs once, HENRY N. COPP, President
HRHRI O. BPHEoRR. Secretary. ja26-f
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U NA w HsHfsares, hb 3. G. Sih srsh II, 1900.
On tho petition Of wRIaHr buKIEA. Of New
York, y. T., praying for the extension Of patent
Improvement In Card Exhibitor. This application
having been authorized by act Of Congress APP
us ordered that said petition be heard at this Of.
may ma oppose this s1tsnsion. 6biections, dsposi1
tons, and other papers should be ned In this once
twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA POOTE,
mhTrusw Commissioner Of Patents.
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THROUGH NAIL rRAiNs.
Leave arlington, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, o;t IN. ;do. for Manassas and Harrison
Leave Alexandria, from corner OF Duke and
Henry streets IRON MAnAssas rAilrOad) 2;6 y. IN. ,
do. from Lynchburg, 6p IN.
M
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LIMITED STATES PATENT oFFICE,

y wIsHIsoroE, D. O. March 10, 1880.
On the peiitlon Of ALFHEus q. GLLLLHUH. OF
sss fSTs e. s, he cS O.
ISIS, for an Improvement In Machines for PeGEing
tSSg,,sa ~ aS al ~ cnale aaIsas Seen a.
Il 10 ordered that said petition Be hoard At this
may oppose this extension. objections, deposi-
tons aud other papers should be died in this On &c
mhqi.wa conmi..tss.a asfPst.si.
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LIMITED STATES Is, PATENT 0FYIcE, =,

2 wAaHIEaroI, D. G., Feb, %, 1870.
= On the petition OF HEkRr BoIIroN, OF New York
n Y praying for the extension Of patent grantsd
to him on ths nth day Of Jane, isb5, for an i'm.
Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office on the 18th day OF Nay next. Any per.
son may oppose this extension. Objections, depo-
sitions. and other papers, should BE- nled in ibis
mlyrh9w ComnissIons, ~ p.t.nn,.
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inh25.rsw
LIMITED STATES PATENT oFFIcE.

9 .. ~. ,., %,;..s,jasSes. p, y n: fss p sss:
ssDss: Rhode Island Prsyins fsI he ,Ttsnson Of
ssiisnses Of the said John g. Barden, on the I'd Of
May, lSS, for an Improvement IN water Metersi
ohee on the Sd day Of May next. Any person may
. .PssS o this ss.e1'o1 ohiesions dspo,ition..
days before day Of hearing
mhl-hH Commissioner OF Patents.
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On the petition ofGHiTS a. asrisnS L'G u EyDn,
patent granted q Rim on ~ hs i2th Say ~ Of
1873. for an improvement In Machine for Cutting
Out root and Shoe boles:
Il is ordered that said petition be heard At thi.
otiee on the 9Th day Of May next, Any person
tIo1s. Sad other papers, should ). hied IN Ptbis
ofhee twenty days before the day Of hearing.
mhl3-SSw Communicative Of Patani.
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On the petition of Hssif Il. MoaTaiscr o. Of
Greenburg. westohester county, n, Y, praying
for the extsnsion Of patent granted 70 him on the
2ith day Of July. 1855. Tor an improvement Ia wates
Meter;
ONCE on the 18Th day Of June next. Any person
may oppose this sxtsnsion.. 0bJsotlons, deposi-
twenty days before the day Of hsa ling
ELISHA F0OTB,
mhS-F3w Commissioner Of Patents,
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Personal.

no NOT DESPAIR UNTIL you HAVE CON.
~ suited old D., pAkbY, hsIt gid fellows'
Denial and reliable. separate TO0ms Tor ladies'.
mhi.lm
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- WAsHISgroI. March 0, 1850,
On the petition Of J9sHPa cgILiR fTLLEu. exc.
rrayiAE for the Of patent granted 10 the
said Elisha Fitzgerald on the l2th day OF June
| Sunken VeSselsi
II IL ordered that said petition be heard Al thi.
Office on the 3lst day OF May next Any person may
oppose this extension. Objections, Deposition,
and other papers, should b died In this Office
mh2j.Fsw CommisaIopsr OF Pstsni.
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2 WAsHIxaToE, D. G., March II, lsds.
On the petition Of JosAH NEwTON, Of New
York. n T. praying l9r he extension q patent
impr2yement In Method u Securing Cutters 10 Ro-
tary Discs:
II lis ordered that the said petition be heard Al
this othee on the Slst day Of May next Any per-
son may oppose this extension, Objections, dc.
positions, and other papers should DO hlsd In this
once twenty days before the day Of hearing
mh23-TuSw CommissioneI az pstants
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Agriculture.
Agriculture.
MORRIS SEED LIST.
. II "a ID =,
FRESH, CLEAN. AND PURE
Morris Vegetable Seed List.
SEED STORE,
X Strcct, Ncar Nineteenth,
OPPOSITE THE MARKET.

TREES, VINES. ROSES. FLOWER SEED, ONION
SETS. RHUBARB AND ASPARAGUS ROOTS,
TOMATO AND CABBAGE PLANTS,
FRUIT AND SHADE TREES.
Beans, bunch or snap, Mustard,
Beans, pole or running, musk Melon,
Beet, NAstuTtlum.
Brussels Sprouts, OEra, or Gumbo,
CABBAGE. onion sets,
Cabbage Plants, Parsley,
Carrot, PArsnip,
Celery, Pepper
Csulihowsr. Peas,
Cucumber, Potatoes, early rose, &c
Cress, or Pepper Grass, pumpkin.
Corn Salad. R61barb,
Cheryli, Rhubarb Roots,
BEg Plant, Herbs in variety,
Bndive, Satisfy, toyster Plant.)
kkcEi'Rabn. ss aassS.
Laak, Tomato,
Lettuce, Tomato Plants.
MArtynia, Turnip,
Tho above Seeds, &c. in variety, fresh aud geu-
uine. Hyou want nne Roses or Trees cap supply
you. A. r. MORRIS, Jr.,
Seed Store, X street,
mh2e AwSa Near Nineteenth.
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educational.


Professor DANIEL Z. oRoUx. formerly tsaehe
successful during mapy years In impsrtinE the
LnSwledGs o. Ireneh, Spanish and German, will
classes for instruction IN the above Languages,
Tr9nslstionS made, also, rom the Italian. syed.
once. No Old Seventh street, opposite the Intslli
Seneer Building, between d and street, Wash
snton. d. @. sspl.U
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