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CITY InteliIvence.

THE WEArHER-Yesterdayw was decidedly the warm
high as 50 degs in some parts of the city We made
arrangements to ascertain the comparative Of tho
Thermometer at u o'clock NJ In some Of the principal
parts of the city, and the result Is as follows -:
At the National Hotel foot of Couftlandt street0
1t stood at "a degs.
Pearl Street House. rs do
Eastern Pearl Street House ............. 81 do.
reSk sup 49, To-; .......''..' 90 49,
It will thus be perceived differences between the
North and East rivers in point Of tsmpsrs
months Of the year, always Is felt by the denzens
located in those quarters Though small the distance
between these different parts of city, the difference
in temperature 1t will be perceived varies good deal
CASTLE GAnpEN,-This will be a great day for the
worthy and respectable propretors of this enchanting
will be reserved for ladies exclusively and the lower
promenade for gentlemen To prevent confusion at the
line may in some measure intercept the passage; but It
is hoped the arrangements will allow free avenue to
the citizens to see the Chief Magistrate Of the Union
with the Common Council and city officers generally,
coming up the uncomfortable bay Of New York, and
on either Of the as also the different evolu
tions of the military while being reviewed by the Pres
will present brilliant and dazzling appearance, with
every description of sailing vessel and the stars and
stripes gliding the ambient air We advise an early
visit to the garden.
FRE.-A fire was discovered yesterday morning at half
past one o'clock in the Workshop Of McGan and Tay
or in the Of premises 1863 Bowery. The fire
menced In the varnish room The damage is estimated
at $500. Messrs Mclean and Taylor absent from
the city The officers and fire companies were promptly
on the spot.
FIRE.-A fire originated last evening, from
unknown, In the small store No Market street
pied as an umbrellas mandatory. Damage trihing.
ExpRxss FAvoRs.-We hardly know how to tank the
enterprising firms Of Adams & Co, Godfrey, and Gay
Co. for their daily favors in the form Of newspapers
under obligations equally weghty Messrs Dennis
Cloyes, Of the Springfield and New Haven Railroad,
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inability Of the President and the General to gra
tfy their fellow citizens Shortly after which the crowd
dispersed and In less than hour the pageant Of the
day with Its horse, foot and Dragons" and Its i'm
mense multitude in the line Of march (which no man
could number" had melted away If nothing Of the
sort had occurred
The President is quartered at the residence of Mr.
Dallas The ATTORNEY General and Mr. Burke, and Mr..
Appleton at Jones' Hotel and your reporter, with
out time TO overlook look these hasty notes,
closes without filing up the chapter of the proceedings
Of the evening at the house Of the Vice President but
Of which We expect to give you note to morrow
Respectfully, THE DOCTOR.
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WARRINGTON, March IA, 1917.

The Var ruth Mertco-Runors Of another Battle.
We have to day rumor of another battle be-
tween Santa Anna and General Taylor, at or
near Saltillo, and that the information was COM
municaied this morning to the War Department
that Old Zack was defeated, by largely superior
force of the enemy from rapid concentration.
The report being coupled with the statement OF
Taylor's defeat renders the whole story improba-
feated we hold to be impossible. We cant con-
trvc any arrangement by which il could be done.
We can't patch up an excuse for believing such q
story The mail has failed for several days, and
when arrearsges come up, we do expec some
ter Our armies of the North are in the very
midst of the encmy-the several corps unoet
Gen Taylor's command being tar apart, ana
on Mi sides but so far from beng disputed, we
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JACOB pr Att Auer;ou.s-

JACOB 4. PLATT, Auetiopee..
III AkDWARE and Cutlery Auction Sale-jacob D. Plat
Will sell tins day 10 o'clock, the auction room -
rstt street. ESQ casks lots and packages Hardwa,e
aud cutlery, Saddery, Guns Pistols Soaps Fancy Goods
aern cards OF Cutlery Knives and Forks Pocket aud Zen
kniyes, hazors, Shears, Scissors. nc &c.
Also, part Of IT Birmingham pattern cards, among
which plated bride Bits spur, bride
fronts, &C.
Also part of set Of She pattern cards OF cutlery
among which Pocket and Pen Knives RaIox o ber
each.
Also slightly dmased,wih which tho sale will commence
States, Steel KNITTING Pins.
Also 10 bds Il and inch hoop iron, and 20 snvls.
Also, z8s suspending Lamps aud 400 Chaser.
Also, 80 cases Blue Ink, IN bottles.
Also, Iron Chests
Also 80 dozen Scyhes and Sekles and $50 grs Amerc
Spoons.
Also agenefai assortment Of Hardware and part Of
stock efa hardware store.
N. B-Catiogues ready. The sale is positive and
every lot will sold the highest dde and the
Of counry well city dealers is directed the
mic Itsr
THE PUBLIC ARE REQUESTED to call at Gurleys
Auction Room aud examine collection Of Books,
sacrificed at auction on Thursday evening" at O'clock
Among the number, Votaifes Works, IS volumes calf
backs some OF the volumes slightly few
OF the hrst and lass but the body If the wors good
and can be had at bargain The London Journal for l7333
and from 1873 TO 1854 inclusive somewhat dlapidated but
,uli valuable geographical description OF the world in
Italian "a volumes, published at Venice in 740 good deal
weather but the less valuable TO the
and many valuable books Of more dates rnl6 Tier
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
II Il l. Il q II A p HIC.
senate.

ALBANY, March Is, lslT.
The Emigrant Passenger Bill wss referred to O select
committee for amendment, by the casting vote Of the
Lieutenant General who satisfied the bill could not
pass in its present shape
BIhe general bill in relation relaying railroad tracks
was made the special order Of Thursday.
The majority OF the Judiciary Committee report that
the Senate has ne power 10 advise the appointment Of any
oicer,her powers being wholly statutory nc in this
case of surrogates and notaries.
Mr. Yours said that if the Senate adhered to that opn
ion, the Governor would have the power to appoint for
all time to come, unless tho Legislature should other.
wise provide.
No action was had on the report
The Brooklyn bill was read and passed
Debate wos resumed in committee on the bill to ep.
point Commissioners Of the Code.
motion was made TO substitute John c. Spencer for
Mr. WoIden, which lost, Is OF. Amer which Mr.
Duer was moved in place Of Mr. Collier. Messrs Wads.
worth and Worden were agreed to-the term Of Office
one year-salary -, 900
The bill having been disposed of was laid on the table
Adjourned
Assembly.
ALBANY, March 10, lsl7
Mr.. LorER by unanimous consent brought in bill
to extend the time to collect taxes. 1t was read, and
passed.
The judiciary committee reported bill to confer on
separate persons the Offices Of Judge and surrogate in
Chautauque county Also bills confer those Offices
on the same person i'll each Of the following Countless:
Steuben, Orange, Genesee, Oneida, Erie and Washing
ton. The bills referred to be reported again com
plee.
Mr.. WATsoN report bill for the establishment Of
free schools
Mr.. BuRNKLL reported bill fixing the compensation
OF Judges Of the Court of Appeals and of the Supreme
Court at $4,000, and imposing a tax Of 81, on each
suit brought to be paid into the State treasury Tho
salaries of county judges to be fixed by the Boards OF
Supervisors. and tax of 81 imposed on each suit
brought before them which to be paid into the county
treasury.
Mr.. CuRRr reported bill to lay out a street in the
Twelfth Ward New York city, and to keep open part
Of the. Bloomingdale road
The Hurl Gate pilot bill ordered to third read
ing the instructions moved by Mr. Walsh to amend the
bill having been defeated
The general Appropriation Bill further discussed
communication received from the Agent Of tho
Clinton County Prison, stating that his funds would BIO
expended in few days, and unless he relieved he
must discharge the gusrdfor he could incur no new
debts under the constitution let the prisoners
take care Of themselves
Adjourned
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ALBANY, March Is, ls47.
Accounts from Chit ago state that the demo.
Gratis have elected their mayor by IA majority 70.
gether with a greater part of their city officers
The Sattnet Factory OF b 10th & Co., at Hobert
Delaware county, was consumed by FIRE on FRI
day last. Loss, $50, O0O-insured in New York
for $4,000
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Weekly Report OF Dr,ths

Ia the City and County Of New ork from the 9th day of
March to the 18th day of March, iss7
Men3l; " omen 81; Boys e.; GIsGl. Total $50
DISEASES -Apoplexy, 81 angina, /; bleeding ir, sto-
mach \ Burnedoi seaaed bIonch ti., Casrrh i C.n.
49, Group 10; Cyanosis Compression debility. 3Dsl
rum Tremens Diabetes, Dsrrh1a Dropsy s; Drop.
pPysents,y 81 Epep.y q EGyspeiss 4; Ever 3; Feysf
phus Fever Hectic Heart Disease of5 Hopping Cough
Il Inflammation Il Inflammation of bladder Il Ind mmation
II BRAIN Inh bowels II inf animation OF
Inflammation Of lung.7 Inf,m,nation Of throat ln
Il Old age, 8; Palsy 2; Premature BIRTH Purpurs l;
Rupture, l; Scrofua /; Teetmng Ulcers, liberation
OF Intestines, 2; liberation of Throat,
Age Under year as to years, 80; to 53s to TO-
io 10 to co. 20 TO 80 49, 80 to 49, 49, 40 to So so to co. 60
to 70 o; 70 TO 90, 9; 80 to 90, I; unknown, l.
CORN's. b ARR HER, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office March 10, 1847.
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PHILADELPHIA. March I5-S Il

PHILADELPHIA, March I5-SP M.
Inc OIL anihorising subscription to the Central
nalroad' has passed the State Senate
Inc United States steamer Scorpion departed
this evening for the Gulf
sales oil hour at 50 rs a So 80; corn meal,
81 81 corn, S3c
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WASHINGTON, March 1916 r. M
The Southern mail has just arrived, bu, brings
nothing South of Augusta, Geo.
Three mails are now due from New Orleans.
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DALLEY'S & CONNELL's PAIN EXTRACTOR
COUNTRY merchants can be supplied with the true
~ ARTICLES in any quantities. aud at that fail
number, mo 81 Couandt street) must always be sought
COMSTOCK co.
N.B-Waned % to 30 travelling agents from dHeren
States. each 10 fu mish his tla imsrc
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WIS AMI T0ITpELiS

WIUS AND TUUPEES.
ID ATC HELOWS new invented WIGS and TOUPFES
- the perfect Of the Of wig rsaking
offered to the publctbey admirably adapted to
the peculiar style OF each individual light their con
ru, tion and natural ~ appearances to defy detection
large and well selected stock always on hand, at the only
Cory the address TEA lmsrh
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On the IAN instant HENEIsTTA p dap ghter Of Char.
,oue fheips and Martin Van Hovenbergb aged years.
10 months and 10 days -
me friends OF the family respectfully invited
attend her funeral from the residence OF her father IA
NJ ~
Yesterday morning, JuLrA wife of A. Isaacs, Of Mon.
lego Bay, Jamaica
ne trends OF her mother, Mrs. p Marks. are invited
70 stebd her funeral. this morning, at O'Clock, from
on Monday, 10Th instant, BABsr sHoErrEL. in the
57th year Of her age.
:, The friends and acquaintance Of the family, and
nose OF her sons Charles c. snd Edward Shoette are
invited TO attend her funeral from her late residence
NO 80 PeIl street. this Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
On Monday, the 10th instant, CoRDELIA MORT, only
and months
The relatives and friends of the family, also the
members Of Human Lodge No. l07, ] 0. of o + are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral this afternoon
NJ holt past o'clock from the residence Of her parents
si5 Third street without further in ation Her remains
VIII BE- takento Greenwood Cemetery.
AT Beekmantown, Westchester county, ON Sunday
the 18th instant, Mrs CoRNxLIA BEERMAN, relict OF
Gerard g. Beekman, and daughter Of Pierre Van Cort
iand formerly Lieutenant Governor Of this State tie
y6th year of her sge.
The relatives and friends of the deceased respect
fully invited 10 attend her funeral Thursday morn
ing next, alta O'Clock from her late residence
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NEEDLES, FISH HOOKS, AND FISHING
TACKLE

'f'u1M AS and THOMAS II. BATE, 1903 Maiden Lane
oner Tor sale very article of Bafes drilj.J
eyed aud other qualities of Needles h large and most
select assortment Cf Fishing Taeke or
0shaneey, ard Hollow Point Limerick Hooks; ,uperine
Kirby Bent Salmon, Virginia Black Fish, KIRBY Bent ~r
Bass and Rock Tout and Kirby River Hooks fated sso
superfne Limerick KIRBY salmon. aud all others snooded
on gimp twisted aud single gut. Flies, hiupows, silk
Braided and spon Silk Lines; Glass; Flax, aud Trout Fly
Lines DIS in great vara y, at all prices snglrh and
American Reels Fishing Baskets Cork and Holo Floats
With every other description OF Fishing Tackle, sold on
at. f22 m src
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LARGE ITALIAN CHESTNUTS

NFANC!S TADDEY has the honor inform his custom.
and the public in general that he has lately received
from Italy large quantity OF extra size Chesnus called
opposite the affe des Miles Coonnes s07 Broadway and
good old soldie-a nephew OF William Tsl-a fearless
republican, and industrious He has endeavored for the
last eight please he ladies' gentlemen and children
with the delicious fruit and he deserves to be paxed by
the public he therefore solicis call at his stand and
quality and full mea'ure of his roasted large Italian
Chesnuts. ml4 3t~Ic
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I'd a 900 10. Y. W. sold on private term. sou,h

rates ard 900 he ~ w sold on private term. sou,h
Sea we quote o. 34r
Fac oars-T~o vessels were said 20 be ss. a M for
re vi 2ad fer grain in sacks. TO liverpool engage
mt e reported at Is Sd Is for -four and 2sd 24d
foi 81 10 sacks and to Ireland 22i was offered TOR
grain III sacks and 10 for flour in the same vessel To
havre, they said TO be dull while 10 London W
heard OF no engagements
Married.
On Sunday evening, lIth instant, by the Rev Henry
Davis, Mr. SAMUEL j. srsLEY. OF u. s. Navy 10 Miss
ton, Esq, OF this city.
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From the Truth Teller
BENEVOLENT RIJRIAI SOCIETY

HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT BURIAL SOCIETY
Noble Act-worthy of Emulation.
w + cheer uy give space tn The following solutions,
adopted at meeting of the Hibernan Blu
rial Society, which confer high and
the members of his BODY who have ever
foremost in Of disnte eed nenevoence and charity
We have the pleasure of knowing many of the mem
bers OF this patriotic society aud all surprised
that so magnificent donation should from ssch
source
We informed that the Society will attend body at
1Isnstguration Church. the morning Of the l7h for the
very laudahe aiding the good Father Vaela
quidating the heavy debt which embsases his
church.
Extracts from the Minutes
Whereas II is the duty ofevery Christian phsnthropis
sympathize with suffering humanity and il truly com
endaole to alleviate by power the
titutIon and the helpless condition of fellow beings
matter what crime from what quarter they may appeal
to our sympathies.
And whereas, we have the most rending evidence
that the OF our bre hreu Ireland present.
the pebe and deplorable condition brought IA
mine aud desttItion. which, aas bros DIS the
al uadant and fertile ie DIS of hspess Erin
Resolved, therefore, That in view Of these melancholy
facts is deemed that dispense with
cusomed festivities on the approaching anniversary OF Ire
lar tutsla Saint.
Resolved That the members Of tins Society enter forth
wh into subscription tia the Of fifteen hundred dol
RS he contributed ard that the same be handed the
Treasurer Of the Irish elef Fund in the the H.
bernian Benevolent Burial Society
ler Freeman's Journal, the Sun and Herald.
New York, March TO- lei7
PATK. KELLY, General President.
c1ro Eauer Secv 40,
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PRACTICAL BOOK KEEPING

u,
=, . NO. 80 CEDAR STREET
M " u AhSh, Accountant, author of the Sc ence
1vA OF Double Entry Boek. s,mnl;f. ead ~,
to teach az above s '"o'e"' eo"t'""es
Course OF Instruction The public respectfully inform
ca ana assured that the plan pursued by Mr. Marsh in teach
ns ms r'au. Or men, is truly course of practice in
The pupil becomes familiar from actual use with Al. tbc
BOOKS CONSTITUENCIES set and person Of good capacity will
by this course become competent book In about
month, and Will receive certificate TO that edeet "
q N ~ ~ at thu Rooms from
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POST OFFICE, NEW YORK,

70 HE LATE LAW OF CONGRESS, and the order of
the Postmaster General of the 18th establish the
folio eiag:-
Postage to be charged upon all newspapers from PUB
fishers 70 ibe,s All cculars transient newspapers
aud handbs must be prepaid three for each Sheet #
not PREPAID, they cannot be forwarded by the mails
Letters pa ers, and pack not ding in
the uasd states N Merieo and at any POS. pae in the
mails provided the address after the
Is written " belonging to the army"
flcters adore sed erent persons are place in the
same envelope unless addressed to foreign countries Pc
nay OF ten dollars Is imposed the making the
enclosure.
mis- 3tisr ROBT. H. MORRIS, PM.
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01n0 KEWARD.-THE NEW YORK, Albany,
WIN and Buffalo telegraph Company will pay a re-
ward Of oo to any person who shall give gch information
shall lead to the conviction of any individual under the
following law, for wUfulIy nurng The Telegraph Lac
property 4. y. PAXTON, President.
An act To facilitate the construction of Moes Electro
,M agne' &c Telegraph. Passed May 10, l845.
Ihe OF the State of New Senate
and Assembly, do enact as follows -
sec Poprietors Of the right OF Morse Eec
tro Magnetic Telegraph be- and
70 construct lines OF sad telegraph from point pnln and
across OF the waters within the im this State BIZ The
erection OF posts piers butmens for the
oil the same Provided that the shall not in any in
stance be 40 constructed nts
rup the navigation Of such waefs and also that
the prysts rights OF individuals shall be wise i'm Daired
oy ne pos oes oil nus aet nor shall this the
OF any bridge other similar erection
aoy oil me streams oil water in this State Any perron or
:oa: who hall kno"iugy wiIfuy inure, modest or
stroy any oil the SAID ne. the materials property per
ta,1ns thereto shall on conviction thereof be deemed
have and take cognizance Thereof
sec Inc Legislature may any time alter, modify or
repeal this act, and the same sl take effect
Keeper, Of Junk Snopt aud ,ns
requtsed 10 give notice at the Tclcg eph OE in Posts
Buildings corner OF Hanover Exchtnge Place or
sale e. LIVINGSTON ", Secretsrv
NEw YoRx, March 5, 1917. No. 10 Wall street
mt I'm
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DEAFNESS CURED.

DEAFNESS CURED.
9Ql BROADWAY. Extract u cheerfulIy comply ith
cOA the request Of Lieutenant Melnosh to state that he
was invaded home as unfit for duty in Of total
Deafness and discharges from the That under the treat
OF D Castle Edwards aursts in New YORK. ne en-.
Iciy recovered his hearing and has returned ia
military duty.-Signs; II. McNEVEN, SURGEON to H. b
NJ. forces, Jamaica.
Acoustic OLA cure for ncrIcrt doafne-r dschar
FROM and coiisc.Oss Of hard wax &c ia tbs
esrs-fov sale III broadway lmsY
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1nnh TENSIONS IN PHILADELPHIA and 5000 IN
hOOV the city and State Of New York TESTIFY 10
sne gon d riel eahcscy Of that powerful remedy
THOMfSON's COMPOUND SYKUP OF TAR AND
WOOD NAPHTHA.
For Consumption Coughs, Colds, Asthma Bronchitis Spit
ting of Blood. &c &c.
READ READ !!
ASTONISHING CURE CHRONIC BRoScHIrIs.
Philadelphia, May 30, 1876
Mr. 8. Thompson-Dear Sir:-For than four years
past had been dreadfuy afflicted with affection OF
throat, which physician pronounced "Chronic Bron-
chs caused by repeated and neglected colds The dis
ress suite red is udsscrbable My throat literally
with violent spasmodic coughing that blood would
from IL also oppression pain aud ghness chest
aud fever short all the usual pulmonary symptoms show
ed themselves causing entire loss Of necessary reposmy
throat was eeehed aud bstered over and again made
trial OF every known remedy and different periods had the
advice Of sir physicians and all Of no avail About
months since made trial Of Compound Syrup of Tar
snd Wood Naphtha and before bad taken the G bottle
felt relief continued until had taken bottles which
completely renewed the disease and restored to perfect
unot betn Tor your invaluable medicine.
JANE PERRY, 1873 Spruce At
The undersigned bears wimess the truth Of the fore
going having personal knowledge of all the facts of the
case NJ. HARRISON,
"a ,.,.. 81 Almond street.
Lrieo 20 CENTS per botle; s. per dozen.
This Invaluable remedy prepared ONLY BIZ
ANGNEY DICKSON,
~. h. 5tn and Spruce SITS. Phila.
win Irsale audrs nv A. q A
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MAsSAPEQUA HOUSE.

MASSAPEQUA HOUSE,
SOUTH OYSTER Bay LONG ISLAND.
THE subscriber takes this method inform his friends
and the public that he has taken the above house which
viii he open for the OF vsers the of
March inst and boats will be in readiness for routnG
stage will leave FARMING the arrival OF the morn
ing and evening train Of from Brookyn above
House {. T. SNEDECOh, Proprietor
ms 2w''t late fthe Oyster Bay House.
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FEAst Y SONS
u Sold BY J. PEAsE T. SONS No. IS Division street
a. AeEsTs- ~ CO.. 10 Aston House, ITO and 1856
xth ave,ne lot Chambers street Sc Catharre street,
ark a9l Broad streer; Brooklyn l,9 Fulton street, 26s
Fulton st; WillIamsburgh li6 Fourth mI6lisr
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WOtIO
WITH much facility and rapid propres,ion. NJ. DUMS-
w DAY teaches ladies' and gentlemen the Guitar Sing
ing Panotorte, Accordion and Violin Terms reasonable
For sale-A superior assortment of Guitars Accord
ard Vions Apply at AS Broadway four doors above canal
street. mid 3tsrc
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Capital Six Millions of Francs.
EkENCH GuANO. = Ferrlsing composts should not be
Il appreciated only for their quick plants,
but for heir permanent effect the soil Guano, it
in Peru elsewhere contains large
of soluble elements aud is therefore, liable sudden de
composition The compost Known under the Of French
produce more beneficial effect the soil it
combined with antisepuc agent which, not only de-
pnve. of all dsagreeape aud eathy odor but like wise
combines itself with all The ammopal PRODUCES and yields
the to the plants gradually aud according their
his Company has formed ~ the purpose OF sdvanc
ins agcul ua by sceItc and has been
rewsrded by the French with several jas
The shove article can be obtained at BiAkNOIS FREE
HES, l3 William street. Agents for the Company
mI6 4feodk re = n =.