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Agriculture.

Agriculture.
MORRIS SEED LIST. !
. II II ID =,
FRESH. CLEAN. AND PURE,
Morris Vegetable Seed List.
SEED STORE,
X street, Near Nineteenth,
OPPOSITE THE MARKET.
TREES. VINES, ROSES, FLowBR SEE, ONION
SETS, RHUBARB AND ASPARAGUS ROOTS,
TOMATO AND CABBAGE PLANTS,
FRUIT AND SHADE TREES.
BBss1 t Ss.ss OF G1tD M Ms:. E:o,
Reef. f0's W '"""''S' NaSiartin%.'
brussels Sprouts, ofTa, or GSlnb,.
SspSSse. SSiSa Sets.
Cabbage PiantS. Parsley,
SSsissGpsy. Ps spssp'
SsuliaSwer. f sss,
SSs... or Pepper ona. Ssapsii. ' '"'''"'''
GSSrraa salad. RSaSslb.
BEg Plant. Herbs In variety,
ksli' ssSII;iyL toy'''r rlan'''
Roll Rabbi. s auasS.
Leek, Tomato,
Eartynls. T9Tnip,
The above sIods; Se: in variety. frs.h ADD gen.
s%' ''" want z: fs:i; Hi 81 supply
mhss awsm Seed s Mar ,S Il :is.ssiiis
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JTNITBD STATES PATENT opvIcE.

III. D.,l,' S.: ~ fsus, ks Feb t
delphia, Pa, praying for the extension Of patent
granted 70 him ihs ls.s day o. MAJ, lse5. for an
Ia ordered that said petition be heard At this
ofhes on the 49, day Of April next Any persoa
Tons. and other papers, should be hisd In this
once twenty days before The day ~ he.ring
febl7.wJw Comnissionsr Of Pstsnts
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CRIMINAL CouRT-Judge Wvic. This
court transacted the following business, yes
terday:
Thomas sewall, assault with intent to
kill George L. Ward. He plead guilty of
assault and battery, and was fined $25.
Dennis Lomnx, for stealing fourteen bags
aud brush from Michael Mccormick. lie
plead guilty, and was sentenced to labor in
jail for 80 days.
Thomas Williams, larceny of clothing
from Bernard Burnstlne. He was convicted
aud sentenced TO labor in Jail for months.
r. T. Fink, assault on Sarah Fink on the
4th day Of February. The District Attorney
declined to prosecute.
THE HUYCK CASE.
Leonard Huyck, larceny of bonds from the
vaults of the Merchants National Bank.
Upon the calling OF this case some months
since, the counsel for Huyck plead that the
grand jury which found the Indictment had
not been constituted according to the act OF
Congress, which required the Joint action Of
certain officers In preparing the jury lists,
whence such officers had acted separately.
On the truths ofthls plea the prosecution took
issue, and jury determined that the jurors
had been properly drawn, &c. The defence
appealed from the instructions given by the
Court to the jury on this issue, but the ap-
peal was dismissed, and on yesterday the
criminal court entered Judgment on the YER
dict aud directed that the defendant plead d.
rectly to the indictment, guilty or not
guilty.
The counsel for the defence objected to
entering Judgment at this term, but the judg-
ment was entered, and Huyck, by his coun-
sci, entered q plea of not guilty. The case
was then set for trial on Thursday.
John Lyons, assault and battery with
intent to kill, He plead guilty of assault,
but sentence was suspended.
ORPuANs' COURT - Judge PurccH.-Ths
court was occupied as follows yesterday:
LAST WILLS.
The nuncupatiyc or parol will Certified by
witncsses) of Constantine Reeve was filed
for record
The will of Bryan Green was filed, be-
qucathlng to James Toner $1,000; to Sister
Aloysius, of the Visitation at Frederick,
500; to Rev. Mr.. Kean, of 81. Patrick's
church, 800; TO Rev. P. +. Mccarthy, $50.
The remainder of his estate he gives to his
family.
The will of Jane Nugent, bequeathing her
property TO her relatives, was filed for pro-
bate.
LETTERS TEsTAMESTARY.
Michael Green qualified as executor of B.
Green, giving bond In $4,000, with John T.
Green and Owen Lcddy as suretlcs.
Samuel II. Howell qualified as admins
TRAITOR, with the will annexed, of Jane
Nugent, giving bond in 81 200, with c. b.
Church and Michael Green as suretles.
Adjourned.
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USlTED sy8T.S s,! sASssBB GsrrISs. n. ,,,
On the petition Of JoHs s. DlspEs. Of Prosl:
s' ss;u sh sfss:l g sSo8 .s5s YsS e.
sssisnee. Of the said John T. Barden on the IA Of
q Is ordered Ihst sald petition be heard a. this
oflee on The "a day o. May nett, Any person may
aud other papers shoula be 6Isd In this once twenty
days before theday Of Hearing 80.
mil ma Commits lon N Oh Pateuts
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TINTED sTATEs PATENT OFPICE,

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
On the petition a q W.Is.r bss1sa. 81 New
York, praying doL the eztensisn "a 4 patent
Improvement In Card Exhibitor, this application
having been au,h9IiIsd by act OF Congress Ap.
lis ordered that said petition be heard At this Of.
Zee on the Slst day Of May next. Any person
may oppose this extension, ObiectlonH, deposit
lions. aud other papers should be hled In this once
twenty days tefore the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FooTB,
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On the petition ~ GaITn u o MI March @
aassaehuseitsi praying for the extension OF a
s fot an 70 n,m On ne issh dHy q JSns.
Ont rOot and Shoe Soles:
II is ordered that said petition DO heard at this
once on the 2ith day Of May next. Any person
may may oppose this extension objsetiSpsI depSsI.
once twenty days before the day. u hearing.
ELISHA fO0TE,
mhlS.ssw Commissioner OF Pafanls
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MEAT HUCKsTERs ARRESTED. Officer
O'IIarc, Of the Sixth precinct, yesterday ar
rested john Grumbine and Martin House,
two hucksters, who were offering for sale at
the Centre Market the meat Of nine calves
which was not Of their own raising. This Is
an offence In violation Of corporation ordi-
nance, aud the penalty Of the law was given
them, which consisted In the meat being
confscatcd for the benefit OF the city poor,
aud the vendors were fined by Justice Clark.
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Y WIsaisqTos. j.. G., March II, Isp.
On the petition Of HEERY X. WoRrHINGToE, Of
0reenburg. westehester county, N, Y, prsylpE
for the extension Of patent granted to him on The
Meter;
Il is ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office on the 18th day OF June next Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections, depOsI-
lions and other papeIs should be hled In this ohce
twenty days before the day Of heAriuE
uh,1.p,w ,EtIsHAfooTE.
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- wAsHIEoToE, d. c., March II, 1900.
On the petition Of JosAH NEWTON, Of New
York, y, y, praying for the extension o. patent
granted him on the 10Th day Of June. lsss, for an
tary Discs:
is ordered that the said retition be heard at
son may Oppose this extension Objections, de-
positions, aud other papers should be hed In this
ELISHA fO6TR,
mhaI-TuJw CommiAsloner Of Paisnts.
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y wAsHIsaTos, b. g., March 10, 1902
90 the petition q GEoRlE fowLER, Of seymour,
MALrBY fowLER. Of wAlilngsfOrd, Conn. admin.
istrA'ors Of the estate Of De GrAsse Fowler, do
to the said beorEc Fowler snd De dTsss FOWLER
on the l7th day Of April, 1885, for an Improve
cation having been authorized by act Of Congress,
approved March 3, 1850:
II Is ordered that said petition be hoard at thl.
once the 7th day OF jane next. any per.
sou may oppose this extension. Objections. de.
positions, and other papers should be died Ia this
once twenty DAYS before the day Of hearink.
mh9p. MHw Camtni..loner ar patsnt.
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THE
THE
Economy Butter Company

ask the attention Of all Interested 10 the reduction
Of the extrAvAgAut cost Of BUTTER, to their prae-
teal aud economical system Of making pure prime
BUTTER by the aid OF the
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TIE RETURNS or THg CRY Assessors
The returns Of the city assessors were yes
tcrday completed, and tomorrow the asses
sors will assemble rs n board OF appeal 10
hear and redress the grievances OF those who
believe that their property has been assessed
at too great q valuation. On looking over
the returns as compiled, we lind that the
highest assessed value Of ground is tl2.50
per foot, placed on the lot occupied by the
Washington building, corner of Seventh
street and the Avenue, and the lot at the
northwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue
and Sixth street, and the lowest Is half
cent per foot, assessed on some Of the lots Ia
the marsh on the Eastern branch, near the
Alms-housc. On some Of the Avenue lots
the advance In the assessments has been
very slight, but in the upper portion Of the
Second and Third wards the assessments has
been trebled, and In few cases quadrupled,
owing to the great improvements made in
that section.
1t Is singular fact that In the lower part
Of the Fifth ward lots which forty years ago
were assessed at so cents per foot are now
assessed at IL. The reason Is that the city,
1t was expected at that time, would be built
up east Of the Capitol, but instead OF that
the march Of improvement tended In d.
rectly opposite direction. The assessors have
laborcd diligently In their work and are en-
titled 10 great credit for the manner In which
they have almost completed their work.
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LIMITED sTArss PATENT oFPIoE,

UNITED srA Wa.is aTssT Nii Fas. 49, isp
X, aonEisos, Of Bimirs, n. Y, prsyiss for The
sS,sn ,s q patent e,sSssd 4 then ssp.e%Ssr
for sn Improvement in BoripE MAshias:
is ortered that the sAid petition be heard at this
may oppose this sxtsnsion. obieetions,' depc.i.
tions aud other papers should be ned In this once
twenty days before the day Of hesIinE.
,.,.,v,,- ELISHA F9oTE,-
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

UNITED sT As,I rATEsB J. CEr E:. .. ,s,
On the petition Of EpwARp A, srERRr, q Nor
saiss, staatsd to Kim on he iath day q June,
1870, for an Improvement In fauceti
ofhee on the 2ilh day o. Nay next, Any person
nay oppose this extension, Qbleetioas,, deposi-
twenty days before the day Of bsssti9sv oor,
mhl2 sSw Commissionar OF Patsnts
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yEsTRYMks ELEcrKp.-we published yes
tcrday list Of the vestrymcn elected at
Grace church. The Easter elections at the
other Episcopal churches OF the city resulted
ne follows
The congregation Of Trinity church elected
Mr.. II. ]. Alyord, Major J.. c. Cash, A.
Baldwin, W. II. Morrison, 7. Ebaugh, 7. l..
Moore, John II. scmmes, (rc-elected,l and
Z. Baldwin. The wardcns are W. B. Todd
and ID. W. Middleton.
Al 81. Paul's church, Twenty-third street,
south Of the Circle, Of which Rev. Mr.. Jack.
son is rector, the following were elected :
Gen. T. T. Dent and DR.. Jos. Jouy, IRE
elected) Mr.. Holiday, M. Franklin. Dr..
Maxwell, DR.. W. J. Cragin, G. White and
=. 8. BakewNll. Of the vestry Of last year,
hold over.
81. Johns church elected DR.. L. A. Lacey,
Commander 7, \. Jenkins, Gen. N. MichlCr,
Albert Ray, s. V. Niles, J. c. witmorr,
Franklin Dick and A. Campbell.
Epiphany church elected Gen. WIN. May
nedler, Chas. Knapp, Gen. A. J. Perry and
t. NJ. Smith holding over, L. J. Middleton,
George VI. Davis, John Potts and VIM. r.
Sherman.
The Episcopal churches Of Georgetown
elected as follows;
81. Johns church elected-H.
d. Cooke, Robert Dodge, John Marbury, IT,,
W. @. Ridgely, and holding over, Prof. NJ.
Tatuall, George Waters, Charles Z. Ritten.
house and Capt. VIM. Sanger. Wardens-
Geo. Waters and Robert Dodge.
Christ church-vestrymen clocted-P. T.
Berry, Evan Lyons, DR.. g. Tyler, Benjamin
Miller, and holding over, W. 8. Cox, Q. NJ.
Matthews, Col. J. d. Kurtz and William b.
Boggs. wardcns-George Abbott and VIM.
Knowles.
Tho election ofvcstrymeu for Grace church
was postponed until next week.
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USlrs9 srhTss rh : ~ Ssll ncs,; ~ ism
him on ,hs aslh day p NAY, is,5. ssd rsi..rsd %
IL Machine for. making Paper Bsssy ~. -.
Is ordered that aid petition be heard At TIT.
may oppose this extension, .Qbjsetions, dsposi.
tons, and othet papefs sh9ud DO 1lsd In this once
ELISHA fOOTR,
mh3.wA Commandment Of Patents,
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WRAPPIIEG PAPER FoRasALE At THIS
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siss.i ~ 81 M: IL: q a
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UNlrID sraE.s si rsTasf D oIii s.s. m ,.
ss sal X 4: =
.s.. rs s.st i.s s. ~:
%as .psS:sr o ~. s.,saicS 2bsecS' s'gG
onss twenty days before the A! "a hstlsE,
fsbaa-Msw commi,sioasf o. Pst.st.
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TREES. VINES. ROSES, FLowER sEEp, ONION
SETS, RHUBARB AND ASPARAGUS ROOTS,
TOMATO AND CABBAGE PLANTS,
FRUIT AND SHADE TREES
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Srsdusis from one o. he most eminent COLLEGES ID
NJ gai'is States; snd he create part q waSne
Psrh. Phiisaslphls. spd, elsewhere, has effected
in @s %say ,roubet VIII fa "a lie issd
and ears when asleep, great nstyousness, bel ~
auspt biushiSs attended, me,imes with deranss.
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The New York Courier an in
tenscly radical sheet thus stirreth
up Bout we'll and his friends anu ad-
mirers .M
EVERY month this financial
functionary (Boutvell) furnishes
us with statement showing a re-
duction Of the public debt by sew
cral millions of dollars, and yet the
debt seems to be always aboat the
same, If not more so. The Radi-
cal speakers and editors, even
year or two ago would never admit
that the debt exceeded $500. OO0,-
900, and yet, after Boutwell, has
been reducing it by millions per
month for six months, We End in his
statement Of the list inst, which
reduces the amount by S., 604, 234-
70 since August l, and $40, $780,
1853 81 since March, that the pres
e,t amount of the debt, principal
and interest, is 81, 626. 653, $50 81,
Or, LESS cash, sinking funds and
purchased bonds 81, AIS, 962, SOL
30! At this gorgeous rate Of saw
ing, paying off and sinking, We
shall sink clear out Of sight in
about four years. Blessed be hole
in-the-sky Boutwell, as sayist."
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A Norwich man has Whitfield
with . peE-knife . most curious and
perplexing bottle puzzle. He has
taken an eight ounce vial and set
up in its interior a perfect key
about two inches long, with four
hoops on and two heads in. and he
has stopped the bottle with q wood
On plug which fits perfectly tight
and is keyed inside. the key pinned
and the pin toggled: The work..
manship is excellent, and the way
1t was done . mystery. lEi
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OLDDR. WILDER

srONTINUEs TO TREAT ALL
H. PRivATE DISEASES. Syphilis, all
forms, GOnorhea, Gleet, STR .ture, SC. !.
completely eradicated. That numerous
classes OF cases, resulting from self
e3sbuse, pr. lucing unnlanliness, nerv0us
debility, irritability teruptions, seminal
emissions and finally impotcncy, per-
bmanently cured. Persons afflic. ed with
lelic.te, intricate md long standing
Unconstitutional complaints are politely
Sinyited 20 call for consultation, which
Mcosts nothing. Experience, the best of
teachers. has enabled him t" perfect
3Iremcdies at once efficient, safe. pcrma-
!;nent, and which inmost cases can be
fused without hfndrance to business
Medicines prepared in the establish
)|mcnt, which Embraces Office, reception
Haxd waiting rooms, also boarding and
3sleeping apartments for Patient re-
1auiring daily personal attention, and
4varor and chemical baths, thus concen-
1trating the famed Mineral Springs.
Both sexes, married or single, suffering
from indiscretions, iudulgences or OK
posure, may apply and be cured. No
matter who have failca, state your case.
Read what he says in his pamphlet. sent
ito any address for two stamps. Thou
.auds CT cases treated annually, ut Of
|tico and Ill over the country Consulta-
tion free, personally or by mail, GIG
Washington Avenue. st. Louis, Mo.
Hours $ a. NJ, to Up. nj. Sundays 0
4. m. to II n. m.
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Iowa PLAIN DEALER.


Some time since John Mitchell
Instituted = suit against Gen. John
A. Dix FOR false Imprisonment in
1865 at Fortress Monroe. When
Dix, who had been in France as
United States Minister. returned
to this country, he was arrested at
the instance of Mitchell. Ho has
fled IN answer to Mitchell's COM
plant, and among other justidca.
lions, offers the following order
from Gen. Grant
d. WAsHISaros, June 6, 1865.
Maj. Gen. John A. Dix, New York
Have John Mitchell, formerly editor Of
the Richmond Enquirer, arrested and
sent to Monroe, Virginia, for confinement
and trial. Make arrangements for his
immediate shipment before arrested, and
give this matter in charge Of discreet
officer, who will not let it get out that the
arrest 10 to be made until he has the man.
tsigned] U. s. GRANT.
It will DO seen that Gen. Grant
ordered the arrest and Imprisonment
Of a citizen of the United States
several months after the close OF
the war-an act that even NApoL &
ON would not dare to commit.-St.
Paul Pioneer.
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Wife was undressing little four

Wife was undressing little four
year old Charley the other evening.
He silently felt his chubby arms a
little while, and then looking up
into his mothers face he said -
Mamma, who made me 2" 1.-The
good man up in the sky" answered
mamma. Charley turned steady.
sober, searching look through the
tree-tops up into the clear, beauti-
full star-lit sky for moment, and
then innoceutly capped the climax
with tho important question: "But
mamma, who took me down."
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New BRIDGE.-The St. Paul
Pioneer learns from the officers Of
tho Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
that the erection Of q magnificent
bridge across the Mississippi. at
Prairie du CHEN has been determin-
ID upon, and the work will be COM
menced the ensuing winter. twill
be high bridge, above the smoke
stacks Of the largest steamboats,,
and so constructed as not to obstruct
navigation in either channel. The
bridge will probably DO completed
in about year. tta
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This nyaluabe work will he sent t. any cue
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TUE BENEFIT or ADvHRrIsIo3 -
A merchant in ono of our northern
cities, lately put an advertisement
in . paper, headed: "Boy wanted. ="
The next morning he found band
box on his door step, with the in
seription on the top-"How will
this one answer 2" On opening it
hs found q nice, fat, ohubby-look-
ing specimen Of the article he
wanted, warmly done up in flannel !!
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The Sank Rapids. (Minnesota)
Sentinel has delicate way Of an
nouncing = birth: ''Senator Gill
man of St. Cloud, bad q female
relative arrive at his house on Sun
day last, whom Mr.. Gilman was
delighted to sec. Mrs. Gilman
was at home.
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as Giard Township, May -, 1858.
hlesSrs r.. 4. Barron Bro.
Gents Lave tried your Japan and Imperial Tea
at 81 25 cents per pound, and consider 1t better
than that received fsoin any Tea company-also
much cheaper. send me lbs Imperial Tea by
bearer. Yours very respectfully OALIS WARN.
hand these fine Teas enough to supply the wants Of
nnesnta. Particular attention paid to filling Club
do not give entire satisfaction they can be returned
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Josh Billings says: ."Mackrel
inbabit tho sea, generally; but
those which inbabit the grocery
alwus taste to me as though they
had been fattcd on salt. They
want ! deal of sfreshening before
they 'er eaten. and also afterwards.
II / kin have plenty Of mackrel fur
breakfast. l can generally make
the other two meals out Of water"
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address, /. r. Barron
!, Full Stock, Amber and Golden Syrup, 81
81 Coffee, Rice &c, r>5..-

Goods haze store bought for Cash strictly ~trs bought Cheap
Come goods and uW do good