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THE DEMOCRACY.
Observation-Disclosures Proceedings.

Their Conysntions-, Conclusion, of Yesterdays
PrOceeslings-D -Disgracefni Proceedings.
We give below the proceedings of the City
and County Democratic Conventions, in con
tinuation of our reports OF yesterday.
THE CITY CONVENTION.
The names of James S. Watson and Colonel
T.. W. G. Greene were finally presented for
the permanent craftsmanship.
An amendment to continue the temporary
officers was offered, and on being put by the
President was received with cries of ''No
Mo- That's not according to the rules ~
After some more confusion the Chair stated
that all he desired was harmony, and that he
was willing to put the motion that ballot be
taken. This motion was carried, and the
Secretaries being appointed tellers the ballot
was proceeded with, being frequently inter-
rupted by the delegates rising in their places
and shouting at the top of their voices At
one time two of the delegates got to blows in
front of the chairman's stand, but they were
separated without having done each other
any bodily harm.
The names having been all called, the
Chair announced the vote as follows:-
James ). Watson...,................. votes
II. w. y. Greene.................. ......l3f votes
Mr.. Greene was declared elected, when
motion was agreed to that the temporary sec
fetaries and doorkeepers be continued.
Colonel Greene then, in few remarks, re-
turned his thanks for the honor of having
been selected to preside over the deliberations
of the convention.
The Chair then appointed the various Com
mittees on Contested Seats, aud during this
interval the delegates amused themselves by
running around loose. An occasional knock
down was part of the amusement. At one
time ring was formed in corner, and two
of the representatives of the unterriied in
dulged in regular set-to. The rougher por-
ton of the convention, which was largely in
the ascendancy, encouraged the fight, which
lasted for some time Both combatants bore
the marks of each others fists, and the eye of
one of them was completely closed.
just after this encounter there was q rush
at the door, during which one individual lost
his watch and another breastpin. A number
of outsiders obtained admittance into the
room during this rush, and among them was
Detective Miller.
Order being once more restored the con-
vention proceeded to general nomination for
City Commissioner. The following clndi-
dates were named: Colonel A. II. Reynolds,
William w. Able, Christopher Snyder, Charles
F. Jones, George w. Hare, Charles b. Dun
can, Matthew Crawford, and John Robbins.
Prior to the ballot being taken, difficulty
occurred about the manner in which the vote
should be taken 1t was finally settled, and
Messrs. John p. McFadden and Lawrence
Tobin were appointed tellers.
Five ballots were had, with the following re-
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Big Milvaskse Brown. forPbiladSlphia sailed from
Providence 26th inst. .
PHILADELPHIA or Georgetownt ID. q. .a...,. On. b
schT q. q Brooke, Brooks, for Philadelphia, sale
from Pavtucket Goth inst = i, q . i. 49,.
sohr Reading III No. H. hence, ~ NoFwich 26th inst
Philadelphia, put into New York 2sth inst, ieaky
h.hW RI NIsS,iyTf A1tv.olal odi La 9-a'
Schr Abbie H. Campbell, fer NeW' York was strpct by
lightning 9th nst at A, M of New Castle Del. aud
had foreast completely shattered and broken OF clio 20
the deck. She put back for repairs. 81.
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Foreign Affairs.

General De Rodas was dined at Havana
yesterday, and in a post-prandial speech said
that in crushing the rebellion he counted on
the aid of $4,000 volunteers.
United States 5-2O bonds closed in London
yesterday at S0s.
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CLEARED YESTERI

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Pioneer Barrett Wilmington N c., Philadel-
phia and Southern Mail Steamship Co.
Steamer w Whilldin, Riggans BALTIMORE, A. Groves Jr
Brig Merriwa Waterhouse Turks Island Warren &Gregg
Schr Marietta Hand, Norton, Orient L. L., j. Rommel.
Schr Isaac Vansant, Pitts Newport r. L. David Cooper
Schr Pedro A. Grau Lake, Georgetown, ID. O., do.
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MEMnRANRA.

Ship Maggie Hammond, Evans for Philadelphia, sailed
from Liverpool 18th inst
Ship James Campbell, Ehlert for Philadelphia, sailed
from Liverpool 18th inst.
Ship David MoHutt Mcclellan, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Liverpool 18th inst
Ship John Bright McMullen, for Philadelphia entered
out at Liverpool 18th inst. H.rT
Calao
Ship Record Golfer for Philadelphia ready for
steamer 4 O sinners. Knox, for Philadelphia cleared
at New York 28th inst L
ladelphia, sailed from Deal 10th inst.
Bafque Lady Hda Mills from London via Portland for
PHILADELPHIA spoken 7th inst lat AZ 49, long AS 20
tar sth inst. ,
Brig Josie A. Dev uI Clark. hence, at Charleston
2sth inst.
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THE REPRESENTATIVE CONVENTIONS

The following is corrected list of the
nominations made by the Representative
District Conventions for the lower house of
the State Legislature:-
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norrespondenee 81 0e rhiladelphta Erehanae.


LEwEs, Del, june ss-Barques Ermina for Rotterdam
Blair Atho for Falmouth for orders, went TO Goth
inst Ship Tyro for Antwerp barque Lincoln, for New
Orleans brgs Herald for Cardenas John Sanderson for
Piotou; Clara p Gibbs for Boston; and schr s. q.
Wheeler bound east went TO yesterday all from Phi
ladelphia Two barques unknown also went to
yesterday Brig Mountain Eagle from Oardenas for Phi
ladelphia has passed in Steamtug America is at the
Breakwater. Wind SW. and light. Weather warm ~
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'OI5i st. Lawrence, with lumber.
oorrespondenee of "a Eoe,lina 7tleqraph.

EASToN d MoMAHoN'S BULLETIN
NEW YORK OFFICE, June 29.-Two barges leave in tow
tonight for Baltimore, light.
M L. Herrck, with rye malt and W. @. Gillespie, with
slaves for Philadelphia
BALTIMORE BRANcH OFFICE, june 29.-The following
barges leave in tow tonight, eastward -
j, j. Wolcott Yuba nj. Hennessey; f. McWiliams; A.
L. Mason Anson Roberts; w. b. Crawford M A. Duffy
Chas Holgete Luan and Board Of Trade all with coal
for New York.
Hope with COAL for Chester
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ARRIVED YFSTERDAY

Steamship Tonawanda, Jennings, 70 hours from Savan-
nah, with cotton ETC.. TO Philadelphia and Southern
Mail Steamship Co. Passengers Miss Buser Mrs Hogan.
Mrs. Roberts and infant, Mary Puder Mrs Kline aud
daughter. Samuel Adrch, &C. Stewart, l.. Seehaus IN,
Samuel Koockogey, George Carse T. r Roach, Capt
IL J. Hickman, j. w Kelly r. s. freeman Jas. OBrien,
T. j. Perkins, Miss Perkins, w. w. Perkins, Mrs, Con,
d. Fox, wife, children, and servant, Mrs Marshall and
daughter Miss Barnwell, Miss Miller, B. Bramel NJ.
tredereks G Jenkins II. Douty, George Gaines P. q.
Steamer Mars, Grumey, "a hours from New York, with
Br. barque Agosma Thorn, 40 days from Ivigtut with
yolite to Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co-vessel
Br brig HSidso, Mcpowell, 70 days from Port Morant
with logwood to D. N Wetzer Co. 25th inst, lat 30 3D.
long "a l6 spoke whaling schr Union of Fair Haven three
Schr VIM. O. Mason Lacey, hours from Milton, Del
with grain to Christian Go.
Schr Webster Barnard, arrived Monday from st.
John, N. b. is consigned to Lennox Burgess-not be
FORE
Special Despatch 10 The EUeniag Telegraph.
HAvRE-DEGRACE, June 8.-The following boats left
here for Philadelphia this morning -
G. b, Moore, with lumber to H. Croskey.
Harry and Alice, with lumber for Chester.
j. r. BLACKWELL with posts to Taylor Belts, and slaves
TO Thomas M. Coans
Carrie May with lumber to Taylor Belts
Charles Cramer, with lumber to Taylor Belts
Il. II. Postelthwate, with lumber to Taylor Belts.
Nelly and Johnny, with lumber TO Taylor Belts.
Charles and Roa, with lumber for St Georges.
Woolverton d Tinsman, with lumber to j. p Woover
ton.
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WATotlEs, JEWELRY, ZIG.
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AT NO. Il2l GIRARD STREET MAY BIZ
N obtained furnished and unfurniahsd ios ode
nG. Board also, " dssiIed Nu
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FOR SALE.

IEM -
GERMANTOWN, five minutes walk from Wayne
Station, two neat and comfortable Houses on WAYNE
Street. below Mannheim, suitable for small and genteeI
family, with all the modern convenences, gas water,
range, heater, etc Rent $500 per annum Apply to
JACOB KAUPP. No. "a WISTER Street, Germantown
Possession at once. 61sH
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THE GAZETTE.
MONDAY EVENING. MARCH /.

DEACON WHITE A COURTINa.-Th Dea-
cons wagon stopped one morning before the
widow Jones's door, and he gave the usuai
country sign that he wanted somebody In the
house, by dropping his reins and sitting doubled
with his elbows ON his kneews. Out trlpped
the widow, lively as a cricket, with tremen-
dous black ribbon on her snow-white cap
Good morning." was said on both sides, and
the widow waited for what was further to be
said.
''Wen, ma'am Jones, perhaps you don't
want to sell one OF your COWS, now, Tor moth
ing. any way, do you 2"
"Wel, there. Mr.. White, you couldn't have
spoken my mind better. A poor lone woman,
like me, does not know what to do with so
many creturs, and | should be glad to trade II
We can fix it.
So they adjourned to the meadow. Deacon
White looked at Roan-then at the widow
at B.indle-then at the wild ow-at the down.
ing cOw-then at the widow again-and so on
through the whole twenty.
The same call was made every day tor a
week. but the deacon could not decide which
cow he wanted At length, on Saturday, when
the widow was IN hurry to get through her
baking for Sunday, and had ever so much to do
10 the house, she was little impatient. The
Deacon was as irresolute as ever.
That ere Downing COW Is a pretty far
cretur," said he; but he stopped to glance
at the widow face, and then walked around
her, not the widow.
THAT Downing COW knew before the late
Mr.. Jones bought her, here he sighed at the
sllusion to the late Mr.. Jones she sighed ana
they both looked at each other. 1t was very
interesting moment.
'sAnd roam is faithful old mich, and so is
5rindle; bas have known better. A long
;tare succeeded is speech-the pause was
Getting awkward aud Mrs. Jones broke out
Lord, MIR. White, if I'm the COW you want,
10 say so.
The intentions of the Deacon and the widow
we're published next day.
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Bowley's Quarter,
BALTIMORE co Md Nov q. 1868

Baltimore co., Md, Nov q, 1868 !
Messrs o. p. Merryman u Go.
Gentlemen-The Raw Bone Phosphate
bought of you last Spring, applied to corn by
the side of Peruvian Guano in equal quantities
and if there Was difference at all it was IN Ia
vor of the Phosphate. My corn crop was ex-
cellent I applied 1t also upon oats ana posa-
toes with the most satisfactory results. prefer
it decidedly to Peruvian Guano from the fact
that whilst the Guano spends itself upon the
growing crop, the effects of the Phosphate can
Be strongly seen in the crops following S1m ne
out an abundant crop of vines, the phosphate
the potatoes. l have used it this Fall upon my
wheat, and at this time it looks as we'll l could
desire GEORGE EDWARDS,
Oyerseer for Dr. VIM. Ii. keener.
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FERTILIZERS.
DONE DUST

DONE DUSTl
. BONE DUST!
Ground by ourselves, at lowest market rates.
Also, GRIMES
PATENT RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,
At $40 per ton.
The past two years have fully realized this
Raw Bone Phosphate to be the cheapest and
best in the market, and unsurpassed by the
highest priced guanos. It's adaptation to wheat,
corn, oats, buckwheat, tobacco, garden truck,
grasses &C., has been fully and most satisiacto'
rily tested. Finely ground and suitable for
drilling, put up in bags of l67 lbs. each, :,
Read the following certificates, ana call AT
our warehouse and examine hundI eds of SIM
liar character from those who have been using
it with the most satisfactory results
0. p. MERkYMAN & CO.,
Sole Manufacturers,
Warehouse, 81 S. Gay street, between Lombard
and Pratt, Baltimore, Md.
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AUCTION SALES.
Nv Green a. Wise.

(Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.)
DEAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
the county of Alexandria, Va, rendered ut the
November term, 1868, in the suit of Adams vs.
Miller, the undersigned, Commissioners there
in named, will offer, by public sale, In front OF
the Mayors office, in the city of Alexandrla
Va, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of March,
1859, at IL cock m, LOT OF GROUND,
with BRICK DIV BILLING thereon. in Nssa
the said city of Alexandria, and bounded -EsssgAA
As follows Beginning on the west side of Payne
street at the middle of the square, between
Prince and Duke Streets and running north
with Payne street IL feet inches then west
parallel to Prince street l23 feet inches; then
south parallel to Payne street l6 feet 6 inches
then east to the beginning. with the use of the
three feet alley between the property hereby
conveyed ard the property adjoining on the
north-being the same property conveyed by
James l.. Adams to William Miller, by deed,
dated the 10Th day of May, 1850.
TERMS-One tenth of the purchase money
to be paid in hand; the residue in three equal
instalments at six, twelve and eighteen months,
from the day of sale, bearing interest," the title
10 be retained till the purchase money Is fully
paid. Stamps and conveyancing NJ cost of
purchaser. FRANCIS Il. SMITH,
GILBERT s. MINER,
LAWRENCE B. TAYLOR,
feb 2G-ts Comm'rs. of Sale
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BUILDING MATERIALS.

l. W NAILS y W. NAILS
I&ME3 ". NAILS & SON.
j 1877 King IT,, Alexandria, Va.
Dealers in
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
Carpenters Tools, Doors SASH Blinds, Door
and Window Frames Brackets, Monldings,
Balusters, of different patterns, and Newell
Pests A large stock of French and American
Glass, double and single thick, Of all sizes. =
Paints, Oils, Yarnishes, Paint and White Wash
Brushes, Lewis Pure White Lead, and other
brands Of fine quality, Putty Turpentine and
Machine oil. Also, Lime. of superior quality,
Cement, Calcipod Plaster Fitch and Felt for
Roofing, &c. 4 large stock of PughS celebra-
ted Car AugeTs, and other articles found in first
class Builders Furnishing Establishments
All orders for Lumber, Brick, and all kinds
of Building Material, promptly attended to.
Terms cash. feb lit
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Anne Arundel CO., Nd, Nov. 10, 1876

Anne Arundel co., Nd, Nov. 10, 1868
Messrs. .. p. Merryman Y Co.
Gentlemen-In answer to your enquiry rs to
what | think of your Raw Bone Phosphate pur-
chase in July last, allow me to say gave it q
fair trial on cabbage by the side of three ether
fertilizers of acknowledged merit, and found it
equal, if not better, than the other. and at less
use it the coming Spring. Yours, truly,
REIN HAMMOND.
For sale at manufacturers price the cost oil
\. J. FLEMING,
fab 12-3m Alexandria, Va
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18TH District, Baltimore CO., Md,
November 18th, 1868.

Messrs. Q. ?. Merryman s. Co.
Gentlemen-I applied the Raw Bone Phos-
phate purchased of you last Spring on my corn
side by side with one OF the most popular and
expensive Fertilizers in the market, and could
see no difference; yours was fully equal to it
| also applied it TO turnips with perfect success;
1t gave such entire satisfaction that used
nothing else upon my wheat this fall. [ sowed
the most of it the latter part Of September, and
at this time it bids fair to make as good crop
rs | ever produced by the use OF PERUVIAN or
any of the expensive gusnos. have every
confidence in it 1t is only to be tried to be
appreciated. Yours. respectfully,
JOHN E. WILLIS.
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CAN'T TAKE THE OArH.-Some of the new
appointees to Office are in trouble about taking
the oath. The Marion Star relates the follow
ing A man, upon receiving the official notice
of his appointment, with copy of the oath
prescribed enclosed, made the following re
mark "Here Is he'll condensed in 81 lines.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

u G. YATES s. CO., .,
IL. (H. G. YATES late of w. j. Brown &
Co, Warrenton, Va.)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
For the Sale of
Flour, Grain, Tobacco, Apples, Beans, Butter
Produce
COR OF MARYLAND AVENUE AND SEVENTH ST.
WASHINGTON, d. @.
Orders for Flour, Grain. &c, promptly filled,
and consignments solicited:
REFERENCE:
Hon. VIM. Smith, Warrenton. Va. Robinson
& Crockford, Warrenton, Va; Gen. Eppa
Hunton, Warrenton, Va. Col. Jno' 5. Mos
by Warrenton, Va
Washington. feb 27--lm
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Alerandria, "a, Noe 26, 1868.
have used Mayors Patent Soap C'Wsshing
Made Easy'p in my family, and do not hesitate
to say that it accomplishes all that he claims
for it, 1 witnessed several garments that were
badly soled with blood, grease and DIRT, IN
butcher stall, washed clean without rubbing or
boiling, in cold water, in from three to four
minutes The recipe to me is Invaluable. Ev-
cry family should be in possession of it.
s. w. GHEEN
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CAMUE HARTLEY,
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. Is, Union street,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
rss- Particular attention paid to the selling Of
GRAIN, FLOUR and all kinds Of COU NTR
PRODUCE and filing al orders for GROCE-
RES, GUANO, PLASTER. &c, &c, at the
lowest rates
a4s~Agent for the sale of tbs celebrated
ROUND TOP" HYDRAULIC CEMENT,
je 24-tf
ALgERT IT. SKINNER ]. NEWTON HARP En-
late of N ew York. Virginia.
4 LBERT II. SKINNER s. co.
"A Successors. to j. Newton Harper u Co., }
GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Dealers in AGRICULTURAL MACH r.
RY, GRAIN, PRODUCE, sc.
SOUTHERN DEPOT FOR WOODS PRIZE
REAPERS AND MOWERS.
WAREHOUSES;, 10 and II, $. UNION ST.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Give their personal attention to the sale Of All
articles Of merchandise consigned to them.
All orders filed with promptness
fab lS--tf
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''ENcoUFAGN HOME INDUS TRY"
TRGINIA SASH AND DOOR FACTORY.

We have greatly enlarged our Factory Build
ing and added several pieces of new machinery,
and have determined to keep our faithful corps
of mechanics employed during the winter, in
order to keep constantly on hand large stock
of DOORS, SASH, BL IN DIS, FIR ES,
BALLUSTERS, Newell POSTS BRACK-
FITS, MOULDINGS, MIGRANTS, &c.
We invite dealers to send for wholesale
price list
All kinds Of TURNING and SCROLL
SAVING done with dispatch.
We have, also, connected with the Factory, n
large SAW MILL, FLOOKING-MILh,n and
SURFACING-MILL.
RISHEILL 81 HODGE,
Corner Fairfax and Queen street,
ian 2-tf Alexandria. Va.
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z AMPS, LAMP GOODS & OIL.
WIN. OOGAN.

VIM. COGAN,
is, North Royal Street,
offers for sale Lamps in great variety, from the
little Tom Thumb. to the most magnificent Par
lor Lamp; Cut, Ground and Plain Globes;
Ohlmneys, all kinds and sizes, Brushes, Wick,
and sll ether goods in thetrsde, at the most res-
sonsble prices. Especial attention is called to
large lot of Stand Lamps ust received, purcha-
,ed at extremely lev figures, and offered at cor
responding rates. All who want real bargains
II handsome Psrlor and Table Ramps had bet
come quickly. NH ST.
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A6sasECtfE.Fs LAS

have just received my lrst supply OF Lam
DRETHS GARDEN SEEDS, warranted fresh
and genuine, together with II full stock OF
LANDRETH'S EXTRA EARLY PEAS; al
go, a small supply of the EXTRA EARLY
CARACTACUS PEA-my own Importation
to which | would direct special attention. This
Pea is earlier than Landreth's Extra Early and
much more prolific.
While can recommend my entire stock OF
Seeds to be Of reliable quality. | would call
special attention to my FLAT DUTCH CAB
BAGESEED.
See la put up in neat package and mailed TO
any part Of the country, postage pad, on re-
ceipt of Zoe per paper.
n2.-Landreth'4 Rural Register and Almanac
for 1863 ready Tor or taitous distributions
HERBERT BRYANT,
isnl8 No rs King st Alexandria, Va.
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nISCOVRRED BY A SOUTH CAROLYN

discovered BY A SOUTH CAROLYN
IAN.
ASK, and will convince you that have an
improvement upon my patent Issued April III,
1866. that Justly merits the attention Of every
hOusekeeper.
1t is the best SOAP ever discovered, for the
following reasons
It can be made by any lady in fifteen min
n es. and requires but u few hours for her to
accomplish large washing, As 1t washes with
out rubbing, boiling or machinery.
1t washes from the coarsestto the finest faDrlc.
1t will wash in warm or cold, hard or soft
water.
drug store, and will not cost over five dollars
per year;
1t will wash out coach or machine grease,
printer ink paint, or anything that can be re-
moved, without the slightest injury to prints
or texture.
1t requires no blueing. as the cloths re
bleached by drying in the sun.
One good washerwoman can accomplish
more and better washing than five of the best
machines
1t cures all skin diseases. washing letter,
itch, sc. =.
For washing paint carpets securing, SC, it
has no equal, and is the cheapest soap made
Family Rights, So; County ana Nta:e Nj
for sale. L can convince any ono DESTROYS OF
buying County or State, that they can. make
money by giving the recipe away give al
necessary instructions 10 insure success, ana GO
not exact the money until the purchaser mas
seen the recipe, and is satisfied that it is all l
claim for it. n. Il. n. MA En-,
Savannah, Ga.
Alerandria, Va, Noe. %, 1868.
After fully testing N K. E. Mayors improv-
ed mode of washing, we feel confident that he
claims no 1aore than can be accomplished. We
recommend it to MI housekeepers,ss an exceed
ingly valuable discovery, and worth many
times the price asked for 1t
EDMUND F. WILMER.
DR. JAMES q. HILL
GEN. NJ. ID. CoRSE.
4. ID. CATS
JOHN G. CLARK,
COmm'r. OF Revenue
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NO 4 Is f. n n.

no K Is + \ n.
Two throostory BRlCK STORES. oa
north side Of King street between .'s:ri. 81 ID.
Waterford business stands
Three BRICK STORES, on Union 2.tsa-
One BRICK STORE, ON Prince street. 49,.
the wharf .... ,,...,,.,.,.,.-.,
Fairfax street, between King and Prince
one desirable BRICK DWELLlAet
Fairfax street, between Prince and Duse.
One two.st story BRICK DIV ELLI@I. "a
Water street.
No. 81 Brockotts Row, corner house 90 er'
side of Washington street pleasant I'es goa
gas and water. Possession given ~ an' -ia.
About NINE ACRES or GKOUGL an
nal and Potomac river known rs the -Il
BURN PROPERTY has upon Do .go -'..
lings and Barn A fine market &af-aa PIT.
will be rented low u p good tenant.
In addition to the above we have na'
of small and large dwellings, in dilereh,
of the town, and small farms near hIezsH '..r
suitable for market gardens For terms 'p.t
to GREEN u WISE, Real Estate = GEMS '.-
Auctioneers Jt o..
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GARDEN SEEDS.

~ K + OK 4 K,
L Cor King and st. Asaph SITS.
Agent for the sale of Thomas HaVenner's cell
ebrated OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fresh daily and
for sale by the barrel or lesser quantity
No charge for barrels. and delivered TO any
part of the city free of charge. feb ~