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Amusements.
NIBLO's GARDEN

NIBLO's GARDENING posrponemeni q, this -.
adjustment account Of the weather, ~ the Grand
Entrance from Broadway To the Saloon 70 protected and
The New Saloon which Is ventilated from the top and sides
he enclosed 81 moments notice Doors open al Per
Evening August eth-Benert Of Jonn seflon-Ite per.
Torrance viii commence with The Comedy OF Married
Lfe-Mr Samuel Csude. Mr.. II P..cde. Amer which a
popular m-iy Of ave Dances, BY Misses Paunsion And
Celeste Afer which ih- Angesses Singers VII execute
three OF their popular Airs To conclude with The Virgins
Mummy-Ginerr Blue. NJ Ree
EA-TLk t.AKDEN.-In- door VII op~n nsf
Y pas, and the performances viii commence - o'clock
Amazing success OF the Ethiopian Truupe-N riresisy
the Overture 70 Tampa Aner which vii be performed ihe
bur escue oper OF SOmAm- Bull Ole taken from la som
nsmbus. with a. he original music Al the end OF he nrs
set niermssiou Of bali AT hour er which. The 100 Msxn
hoent Cosmoramss Previous 10 The second part Of he
OPEN. Grand Gaiop. by the orchestra ANer which. Mr.
Parso. and Miss Pray Will dance The Characteristic
meni Of lie Pas Du TyroL Admission 3 cents
A MEXICAN MUSEUM. and ltnsl Gsrden. Mon
Acsy August isth. and through he wees-feriurm-
snces every sternoon and evening The Manager has
engaged The following novelties Col Chain, the VIZ
gnia Dwarf who 9Th year Of his aye. Is only y inches
high The New YORK Giant II years old, !; s, high aso.
Disso.ving Views and Chromotrope Madame Rockwell.
he Fortune Teller; Great Western. La Petite Csrne, Mr.
Conover, Mr. Hamilton. Wax Figures OF Queen Victoria
Dan'l OConneil Father Mathew Polly BoS,in. Ac Grand
imitation OF Locomotive Engiue. Auiomson " r,er Tom
Thumbs Court SUIT Living Anaconda and Rattle Snake.
Admission p cents Children under 10 years u.
nN>ORAMA ofthe Hudson RIVER drawn from Mature
L and engraved By William Wade
This dehneston OF the Hudson the result OF much OBJ
.ervaon labor and resesrco Is intended 10 interest well
10 instruct travellers and others lfoms continuous
Of The river and wintugs. from New YORK 10 Albany.
showing fully both banks seen from the middle Of The
stream The Counties. Cites, Towns Villages Landings,
and Country seals with their distances from New York
denoted together with the historical and other important 10
caes The whole forms true ptcsre and also serves IS
t0pogrepscal PLAN III engraved IN TIE best copper
style and sold either coore or psin folded IN CON-
pact and convenient form for The pocket opening ~ any
point or displaying the whole lensih Al one view.
Published by WILLIAM WADE.
~ Broadway. New York. and
WILLIAM CROOMF,
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RICH FALL GOODS


L>OR GENrLtMESS WEAR now receiving al The
New York Cash Tailoring sblshment. No lo1 Broad
way, three doors below the Franklin House
The subscribers receiving their Fall supply of
ch styles. French Elastic Cas.mrres, and Nesung Asc,
very rich patterns OF Crsvats; scss and Fancy Dress scs
OF every description for Geutlemens which they
would invite the attention Of the public.
and others arriving In the wishing full
partial outnt will Ind this cslsb hmrnt
quse To complete Genuensns Wardroh- Of the latest
slylss and best fabrics al The lowest cash prices
Full suits furnished hours notice. Tor con-
customers requiring garments lmm~dia at
keep constantly on hand an assortment of The hn-t
quality and styles equal IN every respect hose made
order Terms delivery and no deviation prces
an. i.tf J. &. BOOTH A co
SlN.ukk GOODS tor oeutlvuirns seat ~ q naso
- slll on hand of .sssOnsbe goods.
prsing cloths OF particularly light fabrics for Dress AMI
frock Coats Drilings. Nsnkeen and single ml-d Cast
meres for Psntaoons, Chay and Marsel-s ie-tngs In
great variety which will he made up order deduction
from moderate prices in view Vt tho adv ancsd
sate Of the
WM r. JENNINGs 4 co, Draper. and Tsilors,
iylOu 81 Broadway. Ansrctn Motel
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Books.
BOOKS FOR SALE.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. by W. II. GRAHAM,
w Tribune Buildings. Na-sal-,ree opposite the PARK.
The Life Of Rear Admiral Paul Jones beautifully Llustra
ted, bound In half calf, cloth sides. Price 81.
Travels in the CALIFORNIA; and IN the Pacific Ocean,
BY Thomas ]. Fanhsm. Price = %
Flowers from he Garden Of Laurie Todd Cloth. Price
81 cents.
The duty fAmeroan Women TO their Countrymen by a
LAZY. Cloth Prizes 81, cents.
Prose and Verse part %, by Thomas Hood Price 7lcs
Cosmos Survey Of tn general Physical History OF the
Universe. by Alexander Won Humbolt Price ~.
No 7. Pictorial World with all the back numbers. Price
q cents.
No I, The Consulate and Consul by NJ A. Theirs Price
IA cents.
The Quackery OF the Age Satire on the times by An
gusius Mason, VI. ID. Price ~ GEMS.
au20 w. H. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings.
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AT ST. Louis receipts smaller former prices ST.
maintained. and any thing there Is shade 81 improve
menl good many buyers in market Inferior Is az !;
common 2s az cents fair 3. "a cents fne 1t as cents
choice Sd7i cent? sales Planters warehouse Tor pest
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JOSIAH RISHARDs Aoeuoneer
Ky BANGS, RICHARDS a. PIATT.-siors
~ - bruStw W.-Lif-rH. ca4h advances maize ot
g Euments Tor auction 40
NETWORK FALL rRADr sarr

rgrmenis for auction saes
SEw-YoRk FALL TRADE SALE
Cs'sogues Of this lmporan, sa. " B.o.. Stationery
Stereotype sies Binders Materials. xc are now ready
The sale VII. commence with m. Stationery Cstsory~ on
Monday morning 18th August at oclo-k ~h~n vii bs
sod valuable invoices Of recently imported Ensiish Ger
man ard French Stationery ses~rs srse voc. 81 R.nk
so c.,fs % Wxiri>c P,Ysss-ssrn- isy Al io eeies
vii he sold NJ The Of Messrs Moore Legs-u NJ
Si PearsrreL about Go cases Of Nrnx Pspers every
variety. from Imperial Ledger 20 Octave PosL
Separate Catalogues viii Be ssued on ne th Of August
The sac Of Books viii commclce on Tuesday morning,
18Th August, al oel1ck
The Catalogue IL unusually sursctiyr, embracing many
and valuable consum~nis also ncary 80 ses ~ ssos
bic Stereotype Plates OF popular WORKS
second Catalogue vii h~ issued. invoices Tor y he n
viii ~ rrceivei until week previous ih- sale yso
l., COTTON 81 90. Ascron AMI Coiulni--ipu Mcs-
chants Noa us Fulton srrv and - Ann sgrs~l-Lit
era sdyxnces made conssrmenis and prompt replrrs
made
DN JAMES VI. NIILEK-Tlk>pAN, August
ID .oih-Roots. Shoes snd bwssn--A 20 ocIock a he
store No Liberty STREET oo Boots. Shes ard Bro
western sud northern trade. sale po.uvc.
WEDNESDAY. Aux nh a. D.. O'Clock a. he Merchsnls
FNhsage the Two story brick House and Lot No ?. homs.
.r-lot - by 100 feet house ,, by o. reL The house
In good order boh inside and out snd vel Arranged with
paors and bed suitable for two families, -nd - a.
established grocery stand -ocsn remain nscc...fy
sale positive
THURSDAY. August S a. n. O'Clock, a. ihe store ~
Lspham, Cor.e Co No IS Ferry street ~ stes hem
lock and OAK isnn~i slaughtered Leather.
Ai.n 100 sides Rufso.
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jySo I'm Conner Of Sixth and wsuul-.ts Philadelphia

rNHE MOST DELIGHTFUL or ALI. EA.
i CURsiONS-A szil across the Hudson River Ia hObo
KEN. and then walk the ELYSlAN FIELDS. along the
exceedingly beautiful and picturesque shores OF the psce
will prove the most easily accomplished and attractive Of al
RURAL EXCURSIONS that can be made from the City.
The Grounds presents charming the being
u leaf and the soil covered with neh turf The walks
in excellent order having been considerably emhesi The
present Spring The Ferry Boats from Barclay CANA, and
Christopher completely fitted up with awnings
and seats Night Boats from hoboken to Barclay
until II O'Clock Ferrisge ~ cents mvln tmusiss
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boeton Aurticn Sales.

DHT.P p. Il d. RICH. ~ ard s. Brosd -s.rret Boo
don ON WEDNESDAY. Augusi -
BOOTS. SHOES BROoANS aud HArS-iNs c...s
Boots. >h,~s, Rrogsns and Hsis
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DR. CRIsrIEs' GALvASIc RINGS AND MAGNETIC FLUID
The advertisement In relation To this and remarkable
discovery will found the First Page Be not deceued
in purchasing spnro articles The only place In New
York aban the genuine Rings and Fluid at l3i Fulton
II (Sun Buding.) Only Agent in Brooklyn james w
Smith, Druggist corner Fulton and Cranberry-sts AL mi
aons sold elsewhere base and worthless counerfeiIs
null
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FINE WATCHES,

Ii O. STONE established 1889 is constantly adding to
/. his stock the latest styles OF LEVER LEPINE and
PLAIN WATCHES; CHAINS KEYS, PENCIL CASES,
LOCKET5, SPOONS, &c. NC. H. O. So cash prime pie u
doing bus.res and conlentm.nt with small gains plains
the cause OF the people getting dong usL' whsnuanx
At his store Watches and Jewery carefully repaired Old
Watches Jewery, Gold and Silver taken In exchange
their full value, or bought for cash
HUBBARD u. STONE, tol Broa.s way
iel2 3taw MW8F isf Corner Walker street
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= Beware OF lmpOsifiOn-Buy nothing called
MAGICAL PsIS ExIRAcToK without the written signature of
H. Daley Tie wrapper Of each box Reduction IN price
Ia. nisce with the genuine DALLEi'S MAGI
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR A compound Of Lard and Wax
similar IN appearance and having certificates gained by
Daley. save around Il. j. offered; be duped Life
sight suffering have been saved by the genuine salye
The above save sold whoiesale and retail al ls Fulton st.
sur Building, y. Y. au20 SITS
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MEMS BOYS AND CHiLDRkNs CLOTHING
WI GEORGE T. GREEN. 10 Chatham street. corner Of
Prarl-Wil keep constantly on hand " III and COM.
PLETE ASSORTMENT u MEMS. BOYS and ChlL.
DRENS CLOTHING, ~ all descriptions, made 10 ,hs
MOST gssHIo~ssLs sryLs 10 which he would mos respect
fully invite the attention Of those IN want A b. has made
gen-nls CLOTH Cor<res IssnsS, sc By
every packet and has secured the Of experienced
Cutters. he plrdges himself 10 give perfect ssssron eli
who may purchase
n B-ssrr~enf, mode to svdrr at tk 'ss-tsa md
u-fh sf.,cf pa.cfsslf, i.ff
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ss<ssroS-Nfw-losK GSAMNAs SCHOOL, csc Broad
- seu BleeekerJ Charles II. Lyon. A. NJ. Prnci-
KS school VIII be re-opened on Monday, September
ssreurse Of instruction embraces the entire range of
~>erca and collegiate branches suls owe
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70 Red or GREY Hair

re- Red or Grey Hair-ltis, perhaps, commenda
bic deception give beautiful color TO the hair II Nature
Ia. done hide premature grey curls and locks
Some prefer lot black others glossy auburn In either
The Italian Hair Dye" will accomplish this without
song the skin II used by hundreds OF iasona
bic. with appreciation Prepared and sold by b. SANDS
co Chemists 273 Broadway corner Chamber street.
Sold also al ~ Fulion-sree and II East Broadway Price
81 cents aul3 lmeods
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20 u cu,s ~ .hto-No;hng hs, hs. vet been produced
Aeess,< on ~ snesss a. al comparable 10 Dr. McNsirs
pstsl, itr thousands Of cases In hich has been
IA WhSsol iully and most Satisfactorily Attest is
a. I'd ne deafness. Is recent the cure IS orn sud
~h<h dess pefmsneut The terrible inconvsniencies
' he s are subjected. ought to induce all TO
ssesp on ,angs OF ue unparalleled discovery IL
stoa W. value ls worth cannot br estimated
~ ~ NM, ga nas suffered from temporary deafness
sest q maj be would have given fortune 10 he
~ courland s,rr,t 'A' " '"' 500 oy 0om-
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NEW ENGLISH WORKS,

NEW ENGLISH WORKS.
DER HlBERNIA Smytns British Biography ~
L TaylOr's Retrospect VI d Religious Life, w.
Ansiey'- Lectures on the Constitution
The Brush Quarterly Review Nos. !, and &
Burke. Peersge AID Barone'age new edition
syriac Version OF Saint Ignsnus.
Mackay's Poems, w.
Lives u he Saints, No 10.
Brown Scottish Dictionary
Photo. raphy made easy.
Meyers British Garden Fruits eolorsd-
GcrrIde by SeS-. ~
The World Displayed. vol l. Cd ted by Cooley.
Mgray's Han -Book Of SPAN ~.
Harrison on the R1bncs
Wesie's Architectural Papers. Pare.
Mysteries OF Pans, Vol ,
Imported and for sale by
WILEY \ PUTNAM, 1el Broadway.
IN PRESS
Literary History Of the New Testament
FOgques VI .nsirel Life v
Memoirs Of me early ltsan Painters by Mrs jameson
DAYS sri seasons. or Church Poetry. ~ -
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NJ Npia HAs DyrThe nineteenth century has many
soseres 70 boast Of one Of the most important
4. WIN The Toilet Is the East India Hair DYE
te q. ~ nsr Is calamity. II almost invariably mOrti-
=. ~. or,une. The mos, esro.y oeks or the grryesi
oee t,os~ on hu~an head can be iarned )cblack by
~ ses-s The dye affects the skin in the light
~ to produce he Elects ecu .sssd Tboasands who
A<t so1se'ed, have taken the benefit of the Dyeing
'! Sonsiock Co q Courtlapd.st
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CouR,uDs PoUDRE SUBTLE for eradicaiing hair Got
RAup's LIQUID Vegetable Rouge. GoURAUD's Hair Dye
GoURAUDs Lily Whe-to be had al O. Wsker-stree j.
store FROM Broadway. aulSu
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~ Mount Washington Collegiate School, IS West
Wa-hington lace, under the Of Msssr-. HUBBS
CLARKE, will reopen Thursday the ih day of sepem
her next anl bWls.
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10 LANpLoRps AND ATTORNEYS.

TO LANDLORDS AND ATTORNEYS.
SHEKItt"s NOTiCE.-The Sheriff of IN, Cay and
- County of Newly and his Deputies would respect.
fully notify the Landlords and Aorneys of This CITY, that
they are prepared Landlords Warrants and mo
orclo.ng Chaite Mortgages. with punctusy and dec
patch Application 10 be made al the shcnf's Ohcc.
No a. In the CRY Hall VIM JONES Sheriff.
New-fork. Aug. Vs. lstb snt 3mls
WATCHES, JEWELkN and snyrr wsv.-S
w Hammond and Co. late Benedict and Hammond,
void inform their friends that they It'll M. selling
OF hne Waches Jewelry and Silver Ware at me old stand
No. a Merchants Exchange Entrance fret door Ia WI.
han-sL
In addition their former weseecled stock they have
received by arrivals T. y. Coopefs justly celebrated
Lever and Duplex Watches together with large assert.
of English and French aishss Of the hrsl qualify
Strangers visiting the City viii Ind Il 10 their advantage
to call and examine previous to purchasing elsewhere
when quality IL compared will be found lower ,han any
other House Ia New.York
B-ParcuA attention given TO the repairing Of Cbr,-
nomeiers. Duplex AMI other fine Watches. au8 lmeods
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MONTHLY JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE.

l.sr SrrroLE with Portrait "A Dissertation on Horse
scedng and the Trong Horse OF the United States
uTtasy NoTIcE on Gan. NJ. foRNAN, of Md. with u
earous History. derived from him, Of the Importation
Latseys Arabian.
Itsu CUlrpRE IN E~GLASp-The Northumberland Plan
lCcsiered the beet IN Englsnd) Described
lsot&DkAINISo-One of the grand Improvements In pro-
supply bread TO the increasing population OF Eng
hsd
hNsiroS-How conducied-Its valuable results stated.
N.rn MEApows-How made and managed.
ts'.Noloey OF, n Discourse on Insects.
Saslo THsrls-Ilusraed.
topla srivL VALUE OF DIFFERENT KINDS OF SHEEP FOR
rHNl'w YORK TANNER
W wt PRESERVATION OF HEALTH-The good effects Of
scsueai Sthing.
Tn CApsr on EDucsrIoS-As connected with Agrcul-
~ the .Ncuth-t Letter nom Thomas Afteck Esq Cor
s ofhe National Institute, 10 the Editor OF the Farm
uLbrsry)
AssgtrvkAL ASSOCIATIONS AND ScIsSCEW hat they are
eS,g for Agri, uure IN Eng land
Vs.sss rnsT The cheapest method of Making and Burn
4DrSning ntes.
ssnnA ftRrlL,zsR.
ss.srtcIrr-Appied to Agriculture and Horticulture.
sSssittSra ANNUAL FAIR OF the AMERICAN INSTITUTE
"elohk STATE AcRicvLrvRkL SocIEry-Catile Show
fn for 1876. to be held al Utica September 49, II, lB
~ AstscAS F.SMrR-Baltimore.
vNs SeSs soR THE souri,
ssxu CURRENT.
SsllNsovs-PlsntW Watering, Artificial Msnures Agr
M Inconsistencies. The best mixture for filing up
"'anisi Trees, Don't allow Rhubsrb TO Seed
Inns syes; FIRE. copies for ~. Single num-
~ cents Address
GREELEY & McELRATH. New.york.
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10 the civ and his professional services be obtained
usual nj hi Office and residence, 50 Broadway
Frauknsi Dr. b. confines his attention exclusively he
different branches Mechanical and Surgical Dentistry
Office hours from O'Clock, A. VI. I'll O'Clock 2. NJ
aul6 lwis-
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Summer fashions.

nEPOT Of Fancy Dress Articles. 81 Broadway. Amer.
~ ican Hotel opposite IN. Fognlsn-Just rrcs.v.> stlk
and satin >csris Cravss and Pocket Hdkf. IN new a de-
.rsoe styles which. with general OF Fancy
Dress articles Will be sold Al our usual m,s~fse prices
an IS .wi. VIM I JENNINGS 60.
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~ Beekman,. Original Genuine PuImouic

Syup-Ths celebrated remedy or NE cure OF consuinp
uon colds coughs diseases Of he ungs Ve com amt and
dyspepsia be had. usls NE oid --Absneh once
OF ih- proprietor No ~ Coarand'1ree' one door fellow
the corner Of Green vich-strc-t
Please bear IN mind thai No ~ Cour'and-sr--t 10 he
only place In the city Of New YORK where The genuine me
dirIn- rsn h. ohtsns-i Iva i-s0 p : BEEKMAN
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u Cheapest Carpet E-tab!ishm

IT thtnpest tarpet E.taDiisnfnent IN the nj
ted States, No. 80 bowery-Hram Anderson has Just
received twenty bales Of splendid patterns OF English
Carpeng al Of which will be sold Is per ICES Than the
usual prices. Also on hand,
1890 yarn common csrpeiing. p. Cd. per yard.
5000 all wool carpeling from IS. sd. 10 a. Sd.
10000 Superhue do bs.
5000 Tuiied hearth Rugs, ms. each worth Is.
10000 d" Oil cloth, 3- Cd. per yard.
Canton mating. Is. I'd. per psrd
HIRAM ANDERSON, No. % Bowery,
aul9 owls the fret establishment above Hester-sl
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II The Fall sfyle.-O FISH, lS7 Broadway, In
viies the attention tie public his elegant style OF Fa
Hats just finished cal only necessary TO satisfy th
most iastidiou- aue 3fis
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ELEGANT MUSIC AT IA PRICE.

ELEGANT MUSIC AT IA PRICE.
DUBLl,HED and sold by 2. FERRET co. 81
Broadway
Selections. from Frys Grand Opera Leonora % cents.
Music OF he Bohemian Gr IN parts, each . cents
Gems from Norma > cents.
Moore. Melodies. No. !. choice Songs for Is cents
Melodies O. scotland. II choice Songs for . cent?
Punc1's Mazgrsas-7 P-ce-. y. cents
Par p from Fry- GraDd Opera LeonOra, containing Mira
sesun'- Song, for = cents.
sixteen Strauss WAzes Tor . cents.
Sets Of Marches, Qglcksleps Gaops, kc &c al he same
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FARMERS LIBRARY


y The Farmers Library anu Monthly Journal
q Horticulture for AUGUST ID now ready. The con-
tents are
FARMERS LIBRARY.
LECTURES TO FARMERS ON AGRICULTURAL
CHEMISTRY BY ALEXANDER PETzhoLDT ICON
trtsd)
SECTION TWO Continued
LScrvsE Source Of tn Carbon Of Plants Whence do
Pants derive their Carbon-rom Humus' or tho Car
bouic Acid Of the Atmosphere
LkcvRG The Oxygen, hydrogen and Nitrogen Of Plants
Source Of these Elements of Plants and Of the Sulphur and
Rospboua
lscrrIs 10: k Inorganic Constituents Of Pants-Asaes
LteiukK II Tie A,sss Of Plants
SECTION THREE.
LtrcRk ~ Falow Introduction 10 the Practical Section
ofAe Course. The Nature Use and Effects OF Fallow.
Ltcrrsf IS; Rotation Of Crops
LfcrvSs IA; Maasres General Remarks upon Manures
md Msnurins. Division of Msnures into Vegetable, An
ina and Mineral Manures
lSrvsE IS: Vegetable Mansre. Green Manure, Humus,
Asbss Of Plants, Wood Ac
LcrrkE rs: Animal Manures Frees Urine-ther Origin.
Dung, Poudreue Bones, other Animal Manures Urine,
Gasro, Sails Of Ammonia
liertss II Mineral Manure,. Lime, Srphurc Acid,
Gypsum various Salts Mari, Irrigation
ltrvss 10: Summary and Conclusion.
hftsDIx 0uane.
Glossary
q PRINCIPLES OF AGRICULTURE. By Albert
HIa~r-our next Republication See page loo Farmers
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Boarding.

BOARD WANTED-By small family OF three per
ID a respectable private family boarding house.
on the side Of Broadway above Houstonst. They
paror and bed unfinished the second door
line stating the number and address ~ o. this Office
will receige attention. auA lt-
lIUAKU.- Four young men, or gentlemen ana their
ID wives be accommodated with board and very pleas
at 50 Beekmans References given and requir
ed su2o lw-
DOARD-A gentleman and his wife and two or three
IDsnge gentlemen can obtain pleasant rooms with Board
by applying at 20 W hiIe-st. References exchanged
au20 lw-
DOARD.-Two or three gentlemen can BE- accommoda
- ted with pleasant furnished and good board in
private family by applying al 5il Pearlslreei franklin
Square au20 ST.
XVANTED-By young man, in a neat pleasant family
w aroOm with breakfast and tea or breakfast only Lo
above Beecker- References exchanged.
Address w w II. At this Office. sulo 81
4 GENTLEMAN ana lady, or two three SINGLE
gentlemen. be accommodated with excellent board
and very pleasant al 70 ChamDersstreet doors
west Of Broadway. sul9 owls
rJNO PRIVATE FAMILIES.-A Gentleman living
In NewforS wishes To obtain ROOM furnished or I'M
furnished, with breakfas In private family In the upper
part the city, for which he would pay liberal price As
b. is always his such arrangement would not be
likely TO incommOde any who may have vacant
they would Ike 10 dispose Of Please address c. w
at his Office. aul8 lws'
DOOM> TO LET to one or gentlemen IN the
IL house Of private IA ny. without board Broad
way Whe.-t VIII be neatly furnished and kept m
good order for - 50 per week Enquire at No u White
street auls 5ti-,
lDOAKDI>t..-A few genre persons can be- accom-.
ID modated with BOARD and DESIRABLE ROOMS,
with bedrooms and closets adjoining the % aud ID foors
OF house No 81 Chambers street few doors west OF Broad
way. The LARGE and AIRY, and the house Is
well supplied with Croton water, and BATHING ROOM,
which boarders will have without extra charge.
References gwen and required. Apply at 81 Chambers
street Al stf
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