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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-20
WANTED,

WANTED,
Wool , s,, der end wssys5 of y
Hs s viii fo :Goss sss
- WANTED, : = -
A SITUATION by rsssee.abIe young woman, Plain
dogersr nousework Good city references Please all
70 Ludlow street o20 ltsc
IN A GENTEEL and respectable business well estab
Iished in this city, partner either silent tsiisS.
70 $40 oo9 Nth advantsge Communications real sig
@ %s 'aa :. Ss
WAITER WANTED.
A CnLoREp MAN ia Private Family Such .. have
Water stres, recommendations may apply az No 90
BY YOUNG WOM.N aailDstion a, nurse aud
a. .e Leonard eorner Of Centre street Bso city refer
LEFT OFF WARDROBE & FURNITURE WANTED
II TO- all kinds q Wearing Apparel Carpets Sc, by send
S ad s5 th subscriber at Mron streets BSme
NBmA line addressed through the Post Once other.
LOST
A sG% 9Hy Z. % or Sa :,
inform ton AZ the desk of thus Office. o2o it.c
$40 hEWAkD.
QsT-In Box No g. going down stairs, at Charles
black saamesd soa ANY who Ia: gs he
owner az Isl Wafer sset and dealers are
cautioned to stop the ols2tis'c
IN Sunday afternoon last. the iltl inst going from
~ Howsds Hotel the ferry at foot Of Liberty street,
gold Bracelet wih three garnet stones The
finder will be suitably rewarded by Leaving the Howard
HOUND at Castle Garaen on Friday nis hit last sum of
The owner can nave FRESG NC HRsIsEk
PATENT HAT LUEKING MACHINE
@ Ss,e IA $ M
ton paid to the one exhibiting IN the Far fully sustained
fishing Hat nearly 70 perfection The whole Ma.
chine occupies the space only Of about fourteen niche! and
happy remark has been received with adm ration
here, well in England, France and Germany where
invite those who inspected The Machine to do So
end shsa M @ o, e & m Of Ess street
will shown by Mr. George schoit on the premises who
will also receive orders for the patentses
o2o 3tow im"rrc LOWDEN & SHAW.
II BAhsAM. from The Kaderhook N. y Sentinel, dated
"HorE NEVER DlEs.n
The extraordinary virtues of Wstar's Bslsaam OF Wild
Cherry IN of pulmonary complaints have been at
s Of ccSy
sumption has entity been effected eaicine in the
BY pr Herck physician hat town to whom
we So 70 refer young lady who had long la
the feve with ing any relief
dered b. her friends beyond re ch Of medi
grave Fortunately she Induced to send to the XII der
NOOK WIsTAns B 81 s. OF WILD CHERRY
as last resort IN her critical situation. Before coneas
two more bottles were saccesyey procured aed admins ac
tered She is happy in the resoratun OF health and
bse the day when 'he first resored the Of this heal
None genuine Sx qassi ssnsS ~ BUTTS the
Canada $40 DS Wrc
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10, ls46.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10, l646
The election Of Mr. Lear the native candidate for she
riff is to BIO contested by the democrats, the ground
that fraudulent votes pollcd for that gentleman
sufficient in number change the result Of the election
The inatory steps for bringing the case before the
Court Of Common Pleas, taken this morning, and
the boxes containing the ballots for the county have
been ordered into the possession Of the Court to await
its decision. I doubt whether the democrats will
achieve anything by this moves they will scarcely be
able to prove what they a!lego The natives uIgea last
year that the election OF the democratic county omces
fraudulent, but failed in convincing me nc sn "'
there was probable for recount OF the votes
The natives preparing in the meanumc ior s.sa
celebration of their victory Thursday eve nns wnen
there will be procession display ~ .I pns srs. b.
A man W sose dialect indicated his German origin, went
on hoard brig a state OF exciemen' s ~ .s
ny and after stating to the Waterman .nss ~ Rsno
81 id svd come loose silver and leaping on the railing
80 s;n,oted himself into the river and was drowned-
, III has not vet beel found nor has any clue peen
h,ancd 10 ascertain his name The money mas oeen oe
oo.ans1 ~ he hands Of the Mayor for safe keeping
Th returns Of the election In this state continue TO
r in but they create very little excitement o. thers
e question as TO the rs,uiI xc.ntion Of citv
end they have deprecated tv per cent since the
Isc,on the prospect being that the dominant party
viii increase the municipal debt to subscribe to the
Central Railroad
sales OF stocks at Philadelphia.
Ger $1,000 City Elves. 20 %; 600 State sixss, ~
Arm sALEs3ooo State Elves, es 1000 do 6; 10 Plan
ssss shs Bank iii 80 STAT.
7s; 1900 CHESAPEAKE and Delaware Csns Loan Vo ,So"
sesans s.,0.a s Son, SGqn I Lshss interest," 10
xrrrs sALEs-ico Girad Bank, az; 1900 State So sS'
500 City $3.50. |
duel took place in Norfolk, Val on weuneso a o.
ternoon. between DR. Thomas and Mr. +. r. lie Beau
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FlLL AND HINTER GOODS FOR MEMS
WEAR.
KNnEpEEV. CREGORv AMI EOOTE

kNOESfEIl, JltEOOb1 AND fOOlE,
No SO John street. Up Stairs,
HAVE POW in storspnd will be consany Ieceving New
and Desirable Goods, adapted to Mems Wear, which
they would invite the attention Of MERCHANT TAILoRs
and PURCHASERS generally.
CLOTHS-German French and English OF the best fabrics,
superior finish and fall widths.
CAsslMEKs AND pOEsKINs--sA sndst, black and
fancy, newest and most desirable styles.
VESTlNGS-Estra rich, black and fancy, Silk satin'
hgsred and plain, figured shapes, sc. a.
VELVET VESTlNGS-ln stripes plaid figures, Se' u'e
richest imported.
CLOAKINGs-Pinid and shaded stripe -
TKfMMINGS-Serves,s ilesas, canvass PADDING put'oh'
muslins silk twist thread, &c. &c. -. =.
Purchasers will find il greatly their advantage " ei
anime our stock before making their selections
M m src
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KNOX.
1923 FULTON STREET, (Sun Buildng,) n
@Dcemlng unnecessary to enter into particulars -
respecting his Fall Fashons for 86 would simply that
his style will excel in beauty gnness, taste and color
any thing offered TO the Hatwearng public of the
Of New York His prices low as his hats fne
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Mrs. BISHOP.
COZ RISE II MAKER,

No. I06 HudsOn street, NOW f0rk,
ID thanks the ladies OF tins vi
w cnity and the public in general for the very liberal
pom her while 10 business 23 Hudson
street would inform them that she has bus
ness again LOG Hudson street. where she will keep hand
OF Cosets OF the latest STYLE all OF he
own manu- facturc, wholesale and retail.
Also Russia Belts and Back Braces Of every descrp
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

IL LIZ fOh fOh SALE,
5oSa Crazy Eaa On s.sS
isisnd about $40 miles west Of Port Richmond and
ofand including woodland and salt meadow end great por
non pss o. sa ne aIm nader good cultivation Th e
and eoavsasas clubhouse: ps%sss Applyt s
Near e GE p6sT BoswMs,GN.
olo lwsre No Hanover street New York.
lhE GLOBE hOl EL 10 Broadway.
THIS HOUSE has, during the summer been re-
E3 paired srd painted throughout and sas entire fur
law be rsepened for Travea ers sc on Tuesday next
with the sddtion Of table dhots few families and sin
gle gentlemen ssn be accommodated for The winter;
:R brick dwelling, elegantly finished and with the mod.
cru imysoyements The house is Zee, front, by So
situated, aud within minutes walk Of the ferry Kent to
f% tenant Apps with privilege :? sS S'ss to the
OIL lw.e - ' at at Hobcksn
NEW STORE IN BROADWAY.
- 70 1ET-Tte large dwelling hoase 55l Broadway.
100 feet 70 depth with the M re recent inn row ments
ihe plans may be the office of John Jay
FARM WANTED
yS Wanted purchase for cash. farm of rable
4extent healthy location near New York or Phila-
deiphai the srth,st within twelve hours Journey by
posing Of such property will address letter r. e. H..
capacity OF its SOIL quantity OF its produces the
force requisite for ats cultivation and other quality that
be formed of ts vsIue and spsbeness The lowest
price OF the property is also required TO be med.
The advertiser, intending visit the above named cities
the early of the ensuing month"; will examine those
farms the and location Of which may best his
purpose ola 2w*rc
----1.-, = a T-,ST-1
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LEECHESi I.EECHES, LEECHES!
FRESH supply OF large and healthy swea'
packed up be transported any distance WI ITr W
ais lmsrh importer o. Leecne. % ~ 81
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ADVICE EXCLUSIVELY GIVEN TO THE
LOVERS OF FINE ARTS
THERE is at s8 Broadway exhibition Of OIL Paintings
l. of the ancient Datch and Flemish schools.
To be daily from ii o'clock M. until O'CLOCK M
limit rs
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LEECHES! LEECHESl
INST RECEIVED, 10000 large aud healthy Swedish
Il si.a 900 German Leeches in prime order,
- ~ LfteShn 81. @"''' W >. FERDINAND CLEU,
is imsrc Importer Of Leeehss No. iisWilliam st,
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FALL FASHION. 1916.

FALL FASHION, 1876.
u WIN BANTA. No o. Canal street, and 1870
AChatham street, oilers his friends and the public ~
large assortment Of Hats of the STYLE the following
low prices vizMolsskn silk Hat: fur bodies 81, nutra
fur Hats retain her shape color short
silk HAS, fur bodies, 81 oo first quality Paris MOLE
skin silk Hats 50 50 first quality Hats 50 5O
cloth moha. CLOTH oil silk plush and fur caps
BOYS fall pattern fur I'D silk hats. oI I'm
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WATERFRONT b JAMES,
N FASHIONABLE HATTERS, n
- SO Nassau street, Fulton, New York. -
HE Subscribers beg to that they have always
Their masss aIe dees ,om Pn. and
they stts that for and beauty Of finish
their Hats be surpassed reasonable price
They have Of fine Moleskn Hats the Fair of the
American Institute, No. 942.
NJ D. WATERFRONT,
IWiAkr VIM H. JAMES
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PHILADELPHIA STORE TO LET.
FIRST RATE store in Chestnut Street, No. 1885, be-
"A tween Seventh and Eighth sree-a fine Stand for
oag beea occupied The counters and shelves
the store Possession may be had immediately Apply to
S. FLETCHER,
ol8-3tsr at the Morris House, the Stare.
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MORNING BOAT FOR ALBANY AND TROY
AOn PASSAGE ONE DOtLAR5sBreaLfsa
S-jRE- taking this boat will arrive In time to take
the evening train OF cars from Troy Buffalo, and north
The Steamboat NIAGARA Capt; WIN. Ell.worth, Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock, A. NJ, from the
steamboat pier foot of Barclay Returning oppo
site days.
For passage or freight apply On board f. B. Hail. at
ofhce h. Gha aulQr
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FOR sALE-The Lease. Store, Furniture, Good Will.
&c Of well established and fitted uI Drug
Sore with full and complete of Drugs Chem
cas- Fancy Articles &C. situated of the neigh
city The store is now doing Urge aud
ton and family business and to wishing
agenee and profitable business this is opportunity
dom to be met with. Terms reasonable Apply at 1879 Sixth
q ThSGTusr
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TO HATTEKS.
CA THE Advertiser, Young, Man, who is perfectly
- familiar with the ola Hat and Cap Store
Of procuring establish
ment any other capacity, in which ne may
make himself useful. Permanently Of object
salary Satisfactory references given required Please ad.
dress N. +. ar the Office OF this paper. oi8 3tsrh
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EXPERIENCED Wool Garder and Weaver Of Cloths,
a sanet and Csssmeres plain ana fancy OF tie
United States. Reference required from last smpoyer
Liberal wages will gwen. Adde'S Box ga Post Office
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BATTLE OF MONTEREY.

GIG N WAkEHOUSE.-JAS, ID. ARMSTRONG 4
~ THORNTON, No. 81 Cheapside, Baltimore.
1000 segars, embracing extra fine and medium quail
pes, Casadores, Kefes
Also general assortment of Tobacco, for sale on low
terms m Use
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LIuUND at Castle Garden on Friday nisht last, sum OF
Il Money. Tie owner have he same by applying to
o20 lee FRENCH & HEISER
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Thursday, Oct. 23d, at 3 o'clock.
DURSE Si00-The two Wonders of the World, Lady SuE
fok trotter and James Polk, PAGER will contend for
the above purse three miles and repeat.
Bryant enters Lady Suffolk. to 60 under the saddle
The railroad will leave at ~ NJ, and and O'Clock p.
On returning, ample will be made
modae all who be there Persons wishing 20 the
Course with vehicles will please the gate the
turnpike road. oil 6tissrc q. SPtCER
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THE Bar and Fixtures OF old established Porter House
IN the of The city. doing very exceen
business To person vii small capital tnis opp
tupy that seldom The proprietor being
ged another business tor season
attend both For further particulars apply Broad ST.
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OIls-OIL-OIL
GOOD WHITE Winter Oil at six shillings per gallon,
" usually sold for dollsr pure white Sperm Oil,
rsnted to burn all Might aud give beautiful clear and bril-
iant light at dc'r- per gallon; Solar OIL, of superior
quaty, at six ,hIlhI per gallon; for sale by
BENJAMIN AuBhO & CO..
lis Division ST. between Eldridge and Allen SITS,
,,, and $40 Grand street, second block
oIo WI East Of the Bowery.
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- OLD BOSS RICHARD il astonishing
the citizens and country people with wonder
ful lowGrices for his best quality and fashonab
- and durable Boots and Shoes Look for BOSS RICH
ARDS, No 325 and 324 Hudson corner Vandam st.
BThousands of every kind fit the foot and pleas
the mind. % lmsr
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TROY MORNING AND EVENING LINE
MORNING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK
A&GerA ~ FOR ALBANY AND TROY-From the
Steambos, Pier at the foot of Barclay street.
6urgh Hampon Miton Poughkeepsie Hyde Park, Rhine
peek u. Red Hook, Bristol Catshi Hudaor, CoxsacLie
Undertook and Baltimore.
Breakfast and dinner on board the boat
The steamboat NIAGARA, will leave ca Monday, Wed
Resday and Friday Mornings A. NJ.
The steamboat TROY, Captain Gorhsm, oz Tuesday,
Thursday end Saturday mornings, at o'clock.
Returning opposite days.
For passse freight apply board Office the
wharf
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LOOh Al his!
- LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. if You want fine
Particle Of Boots ana Shoes call at 367 Broadway where
Hyou will find the largest assortment, chez
~ most fashionable IN the city Do not mistake the
Der. 367 Broadway, cor. of franklin street.
N A large assortment of Imported French Boots, a;
the low price Of Five dollars and the largest
over shoes of all kinds NJ. CAHlLL.
o2O ms
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NEW YORK. ALRANY AMID rRoy LIME.

FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT
From the pier at the foot of Courtlandt street.
Tseiow-7ressure steamboat EMPIRE, Captain RIB Macy,
the foot OF Courtlendt Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday evenings, at seven O'Clock.
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt VIM. n. Peek will
leave Monday, Wednesday aud Friday evenings, at
o'clock
Passengers taking these Boats will arrive time to take
North to Saratoga, Whitehall and Lake Chsmplain.
For Passage Freight, apply board. the Office
the wharf.
No freight taken after 81 o'clock
NOTICEAii goods, freight, bank bills, specie or any
of fha
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AI3UcIucK, T. M, IIahdIng at IhteTmedlate fIaceS.
WON the foot Of Barclay street
. Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt r. H. Fury, will
leave on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday after
Moons, at o'clock.
steamboss SANTA CLAUS, Captain B. Overbaugh will
leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons
5o'cock.
The above boats will all times Albany ample
time for the morning for the East and West
Freight taken moderate rates. and taken after ~
o'clock, PM.
All persons forbid trusting OF the boats Of this line
without written order from the captains agents
FG freight, apply board teboas G..
Schultz. ri the Office the wharf.
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kifS~ ONLY REGULAR LINE OF PACKETS FOX
k&8k GLASGOW-Packet Of LIST NovemberThe spIen-
~ sdd and fsst sailing packet ship BROOKSBY,
Captain McEwen will positively sail above, her regular
day.
This ship has splendid for cabin, second
cabin and Those about to proceed to
Scotland that the ships comprising this line sail
po,vey on the OF each month. Those wishing to
berths should make ey application board foot OF
Roosevelt street orto W. " J. II. TAPSCOTT
o21 90 South 81. I'd door below BurlinR slip
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ESTABLISHED PRICES AT
GURNEY'S NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
s ssKsT N88UALlTY BLACK FUR HAT. ...sss
u THESE prices have been firmly established. and may
bs implicitly relied the beauty Myle and finish
arfle t9 which they appertain The proprietor would
comparison with the producto Of any other
in the city and believes CANDID mind will leave the pre-
mises dissatisfied with them their prices.
sis iRsm T T GURNEY. l34 Fulton Il.
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OPPOSITION FOR ALBANY,

Passage FtffY Cents,
SN "a TIE Fast aud Splendid Steamer BELLE,
25zeA1zxg}s Capt ii Schuyler Will leave the foot of
f2<k- Robinson street., next above Barclay,
"Wednesday evening" Oct 'ist, at o'clock For
dock. o2O 2tsuc
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YOnr mOst ob0l scrrt,
JOHN TYLER.
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 2S, 1916.
GEN ATE


Several bills were reported from the Standing
and Select Committees.
The SPEAKER laid before the Senate an Ex-
ecutive communication, transmitting statement
OF the condition OF the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank OF Wheeling.
The bill authorizing separate election al the
House OF Boston Rowan in Monroe was passed.
The bill establishing Registers Warehouse in
the town of GAINESVILLE, was on motion OF MIR
BAPTIST, taken up and passed.
The contested election from the Northern Neck
District, being the order OF the day. was passed
over Tor the present.
On motion of Mr. SPARK the Senate look up
The bill authorizing the County Court OF Norfolk
10 borrow a sum OF money Tor certain purposes,
and it was passed.
SOUTHWESTERN ROAD.
On motion Of MIR. Mem JULIEN the Senate
took up the Southwestern Road bill.
Mr.. THOMPSON OF A., proposed series Of
amendments
The amendments were discussed al some length
By Messrs. McMullen, Bondurani, StrinseI Gal
laher, Slanald and Caperion in opposition; ana
ty Messrs. Thompson OF A., Wallace, and Wit
cher in favor Of the amendments Ihey were
all rejected.
The bill passed without amendment BY The fol-
lowing vote:
Ayes-Messrs Woods, Sutton, Thompson of
Amherst, Moore, Crawford, Wiley, BoDdurant,
Gallaher, Piper, Caperton, Stanard, Deneale,
Slrnser, McMullen, Guerranr, Rogers, McCau-
lev, Newman and Thompson OF KID
Noe,-Messrs. Scott, (Speaker,l Cox, Wallace,
Spark, Baptist, Garrett, Dennis, Witcher, Smit:,
Sloan and Tayor-ll.
On motion OF Mr.. THOMPSON OF k.naw.
ha. The bill Incorporating The Richmond and Ohio
Railroad Company was taken up ana maze Inc
order or The day for tomorrow.
On motion OF Mr.. THOMPSON oil ~, me
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The following resolutions were presented and
adopted:
ON Finance inquire into the expediency OF re-
curing owners of Theatres for dramatic exhibit
lions 10 lake OUT special license 10 furnish ac-
combinations of meat and drink during The hours
NJ nerlormance 10 persons desiTingit.
By Mr.. SYME. Tha, the Committee on
the Militia Laws enquire into The expectancy OF
providing bv law for the compensation 10 clerks
of Courts OF Enquiry Tor transmitting TO other CT.
lies. towns or counties, tickets which are returned
as no, collected on account of the removal or nom
residence Of snch delinquen,s.
Nv MIR. MILLER. That The Committee on
The Militia Laws enquire into he expediency OF
amending the laws organizing FIRE companies in
The cities and towns in this Commonwealth.
The following petitions, &C., were presented
ard referred:
By Mr.. STOvALL, Of citizens Of Halifax,
for a separate election a. Locust Level, in said
county.
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nization similar in principle 10 ours, in this re-
snect. No Slate in The Union, in my judgment,
Possesses equal facilities for such an enterprise ;
a population more disposed TO avail itself OF me
blessings which such an undertaking holds ont
for The future, and more capable Of apprecialine
lis importance; or territory and political or
eanizaiion better adapted 10 secure its full bene;
Gls It's statesmen, am confident, will ably aud
successfully second measure which the far
reaching patriotism oil Washington and The
comprehensive philanthropy Of Jefferson so
distinctly indicated al an early period Of our po-
Utica history. II in any respect my humble ex-
lions can he OF The least service IN this noble I'M
derlaking, nothing could afford me greater pea
snre ,han 10 contribute any aid which may be in
nv power for its iurlherance.
with sentiments OF esteem and regard,
| remain yours sincerely,
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INTERESTING PAPER.
To lie Editors OF he Enonlyey:

lfyou have had leisure 10 observe the course and
objects ofthe Farmer Library under my manage
ment, you will have seen that The subject Of Eau.
cation, as connected with agricultural imwore-
mem, is deemed 10 be not only appropriate, but
one OF The most impoItan, 10 which an agficul-
lural journal can be devoed. What is il bul edu.
cation, that constitutes the difference between sa.
wage and civilized life In proportion as The
mind is impro.ed-as knowledge is increased and
diaused, labor is rendered more efficient and pro-
ductive--physical power gains in capacity, the
means OF subsistence are multiplied, new wants
ale created TO give rise 10 new enploymeuls, and
70 ioster new branches OF industry; and thus all
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II The Committee for Courts OF Justice will
resume its session in The Hall OF the House OF
Delegates, this evening al O'clock fer the fur
,hcr consideration OF the memorial praying the
passage ola law authorizing religious congresa-
lions 10 hold properly