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Drp Goods.

NEGRO sOOUS.-5e0 packages Coyeniry, Georgia,
INDOyer. Baltimore, Concord River and Washington
Plains znd Korseys, for sails by
y16 NEsNITH 4 CO 80 and 81 Pine-sI
ULkAUHkD tiOODs.-65o cases comprising every
Dwidih, style, aud qu.iiy, for sale by
Tvs kEsMirH L ca. 50 and 50 Pipe-sl
NIEKINO CA-siMEKEs-l0 cases green, blsk
wi and gold mixed Just received, for sale ~
s,6 NEsaiTHk co 81 and 81 Ptno-st
I,ANTON FLASNEis.-50c ssss brown ana bssoh.
iyE NgsMiTH co N and 50 Piasa.
DROWN GOODs.-5l0 bsirs b syy, m.dlum and
- fos bro wn shirlings snd ,heegings for sslsb
y2s NEsMIrH co. 50 and 81 Pine Of.
LINE BLANKETs.-2o cases 10 4, ia and IL 4 su'
4 pet6ne family Dlsnk~ts, for sale D.
10 NESNlTH co 20 snd 81 Finest
rlNICk--O ca.e- A,bbuftOB usl received, for ssloby
4 rM NEsMITH 4 co SO snd 50 Finest
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.g~'~ : FOK THE FISHING BANK
E1ExCLHsioNs Tgso..yil,s, Md ID 81

49, toWn Goshen and chester, and the 4.
various other points on the line Of the
Ne1.YoIk and Enc Railroad Visitors 10 the country In
tho season. by taking the steamboat ST. NlCHO.
Las. from the foot of DusnesL Al O'Clock A. NJ can
spend several hours very comfortably al either OF the
places shove named and return to The city about quar-
Ter sfer niue.
Otsve Is he present termination 81 the Railroad. end
Is situated but few rods from the celebrated Pass 0f tho
ShswangInh Mountains, through which the deep cut OF
solid rocks far advanced and rapidly ressing
Other heavy works Of the Company IA sciv- progress
Ia the immediate neghb0rhood Carriages Will be found
IN readiness convey visitors through the finest portion
Of Orange Countrywide land Of the best milk and the finest
butter 10 the world. From Chester and Goshen convey
always be Obtained 20 Greenwood Lake one OF
the pessanles1 watering places In the vicinity Of New
York The country abOunds with lakes and ponds, con-
tanning pckerel and other hne fsh.
A pleasant evening excursion may be made by leaving
the city at o'clock p. ~ lh- ST. Nicholas which re-
% O'Clock the same evening" above stated By
hi. persons remain At PermOnt "a hour, or At
Bsuyci.yie hour ClarEtown half an hour or may meet
the down lEsn al Monsey aud return whou! making any
stop.
Fsre Osvlle (87 miles rom York; 81 50i MID.
detown 81 IS Goshen, 81 2t Chester, 81 ost MOnssy,
40 cents Piermont, cents. OheT places IA proportion
distance. Iylb 2Wts
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CSygLOP AND HARDWARE PssercA IN
=, ~ 80 ~ eBafHns-slp.
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WHY DR.. SMITH TORPEDO
STANDS PkF EMINENT

s,v. yrss.nt Letter lust received from Dr. h. T. Hal
iDck Of III ChaBbers,t hewY0rk Ilr msh ssaLonso 81
~ g.rtiennen In h. PROCESSION Is s1cienl guaranty
n ~ vaige or rs opinion on any su1ject Connected with
~' Nsw-YozS July D. lsf7
Ds svrrH-Desr SYs Ia my at gave you a onet
,st-ren 81 cure Il irfsmmstofy fn-umislni 'r>etrd
usialy By your Torpedo Hs. nce Ssclne sI9 pfonfea
to 80. ,sty cons drrst improvement On olhefs
Aof fr,t-i runs with greater rrsuafiy have never
10 nv ,rcoIeeou had 20 touch ne banner he second
Tine .ioce IL Lss been ID When re machine stars II
goes right On In addition % this which 10 no small coz
yenier 10 lhe Op-lof by your macti1e az the
rent Direct from the ccppsr 4 lbs battery, which being The
most effective easily temonstrssd cat 10 spilled
directly 70 The sssctod park and 81 he time ts
.up-Ti0r power Is hus spilled, sfOfcs perfect pso-c
on The operator - his pure current passes hfOUgh him
uuesn animated By The cesse " the psasni % whom ae 10
applying it iafc many Interesting csses Of cure tO
comm Q cate. eEd from line 10 tine shall Do H.
Yours. truly. K 7. HALLOCK, ia Chambers ~ n. \.
manual win IA dgectiols accom- psni-s each schine.
hch 10 ~afraoed Tor ~ year. put up 10 elegant
inches ions s. sde ana Oh rio- from ell = q
Csn te sent BY Express .uy par q The Union Manu-
sciufe ed and fOf sac By = g. SMITH 17i Broadway, n.
Al orders puncgay aItsn1ec u. Letters Ia be post
pal. iy16 tkW
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~ ron TuEsF.-a1r- BANK or

r. AFOR TUE SEA-BAs~ BANK on
cetattSyxGk sSAurdsy-Th- steamboat HIGHLANDER,
Capt Hector Armstrong, will make an eN-
curson 10 the Sea Bass Banks Saturday 2ih nsent
Leaving foot Of Wsuen.st Al o'clock Hammond 81
Desncy. "a Catherine and Pier I, y r. q
Fare for The excursion Fifty Gems B6.l furnished
board. ty23 2us A SCHULTZ.
.E~~ AFOR THE tI-uING Banks
,szs,sSr71si. The s.eanboss HIGHLANDER Capt hec-
tor Armstrong has commenced her regular
trips 20 the Fishing Banks tho aud leaves every
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and ThurrdsS, from tho
foot IT Wareust at O'clock Hammonf-sL 81 Delaney
a. 1, Catherine st snd Pier \ K al % O'Clock
Fare 30 Tor tts excursion Ba furnished on board
~ The Highlander can he chartered on trdays and
Saturdays bs applying 10 lylO ih'l a II SCHULTZ
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.sg- ,,TEh ,iBoAr C0MPANy .
= Pa al mefclHnd 90 lgned Tor The
f.riOr OF the Stst4. Il


GEORGIA. SOUTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE. and ALABAMA,
pent via Ssgacnsh Will % forwarded by ths Steamboat
Company Of Georgia IN their steamboats, 70 Augusta free Of
commission. Al he lowest current rae Of IRE ghL
Ia addition the power his Company already
possess tney nave under construction anew sleAm-
boat ofunususy gh drsf = wss-r snd high speed bui
expressly with view 10 insure prompt transportation OF
goods In all stages OF the River Navigation
Goods led FOR The efor u te country after reach
Augusta or Hamburg forwarded by The Agents OF tho
Company lh-r-, "a heir nnal destination
shippers may rely upon having Tie order OF lheh goods
carefully looked 10 In Sagsnnsh.
Bills 81 Lsdug advising The shipment ~ Goods snd
letter advising neither -urec and 10 what point should
always accompany ne same, or De sent by mall
Parties who have been In The habit Of forwarding uer
chandss the Interior u Georgia BY his ne and direct
ing The Of Mr.. r. NJ. Goodwin, viii please tsks
nJce that the connection Of that gentleman yihlhs Com
pa1y hagug ceased. ell future communications should ~
sdtfesssd 10 ". P. WILLIAMS, Agent, savannah Ga.
sCFEkEsCEs.
Messfs TAYiog MERRILL.
o. JOSIAH Macy son, n.,,-v,-s
GOODBYE Company,
o. l. II. kgIGHAN. Fac
o.. HAWEs, GRAY K Go. BOs on.
HgSsv Sfo.~ ESQ Phisfslohis ~ 'Dieodis
IT. STEAMER NInBUD.-The O'Clock
sxS1y.---1N me 10 Bridgeport 10 di-cOntiDued The
mOrniug line leAvesattl o'clock. N JyIS
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- I
alton has engaged for "Wednesday, the
18th II July the splendid seamer kOSClU sKO, CHpA
Demirg snd c'mnOdous Barge, 10 proceed To Bldde's
Grove. staten ls'a'd.
Committee Of .irrGa gcuent George Adam, p Leonard
Il John Hay.s I Monro--st. ) r. Nunsou, l3l Lewis
81. y LION, lsJ Avenue G. X "A McCutl go broome-
81 Nr Smith ~ Hrse,-st, James Maxwell, 20 BOwe-
rs. and A ". Day. i61 Orcharist
The boat will make the following landing, before leav
ina New York returning To the places In TIE eve
ming Nineteenth " 4. Is o'clock Hsmmondst 81 I,
spr ng-st 7, Flnh-sL +. X. y South secoud.I VIII
nsmsburgh, u; GrAnd-sL ~ Y. 3; Ma betsL - and
pier No. | ~ r "a.
Gentleneus tickets 81 cts. Ladies do % els
II The in the morning should be decidedly uns
vofable sn1 clear up previous Ia O'Clock, the Tx.
cursiOu will be postponed until fsther notice.
GEORGE ADAM, President
10
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NJ Rim T. JOURN AL.
POET OF NEW-YOHK.

IMMATURE ALhArAC. .....THis DAT.
THE SUN. THE MOON. PULL ssA
Rises 4 80 sets. &c 90 Morn 3 % Morn -
LATEST DATES
fundamentally Hsvre ---.---.----.-Iu July
Livsrp0Di. ----...Iuy Hew-Oflesns July 10
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NOR TRANELt k,-Cos tzinink = cescflp d9n OF eacn
Il STATE me cities principal toels ant watering places,
tle raj and sage r0a.es, price oftare &c ebe-hed
win - hizny shed engrsyir arf sccfaie map
al tb. rit-d alec JusI p1bsh-d and ~ sale whole.
:. o. sr1 - ALL By SHERMAN I SMITH.
fvlf s1tfms Ia Bro-dwav, corner Craars g.
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DESTRUCTION

MEATH. DESTRUCTION ard ex.e-minsiion
! with F-ngealc-.-ktho all hereafter De pesief-o
a. annoyed ~ n - W1sn chesp 'grr and ~
81 tan-ogs fsle ia sthan1t Cone 0rs come a. ~ 81
Pesr.t snd pare u ~ celebrated .ll-.s
aicr Tor ~ ceni,. ant VII lmf tns snci-lI
quantity o. ce-r0s 1l11Ied .ho0saic les i1' i~-''
viii be returned 2 % ISL ID DO q. cetcfil-d
A@u ard boys wanted 81 sel ne Eilciei Pe.'e Nk
p-rscus rs1 make good wageA ". -
A .sKItILTURAL ADfhRlI-hhEN -
n Atv.rti.~mert. coureclec with Agrlcpit1fr-noVss
TruI-rsnts OF Husnardry. Cate. Fams Ac &c are II
.-,t.s an IN. euyer II The Farmrfs LbrHy and
urnal of Aricuure a. he raie Of 81 Tor oV-ry eight
lines or $40 per page -. - .,
--iv-s nv 2eh mat insur- Insertion jy13 5DkltsW
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NEW NOVEL.

JAMES NEW NOfELi
kZJITH OTTER NEW BOOKS, received Al bEktOhD
w Co.'S, AsiOr H0I,r.
one of bill. beet works-Pfc- p ct-.
knight Of q Wynne. by Charles Lsyer-Prcs . cts
O'suuvau Love. by ". Car tOu-Prlce - cus
Kitty's Relations ~ Miss Leslie-Phce p CO.
Henri Qlafre by Msncur, vols DO Ct.
Louis The Fourteenth No. 2 by Miss PsriOe-50 cts.
Tancred. by Disrsf- 80 cls
Dombe, AID SON No. TO- by Dickens. l2i cts
shakrs Desrs aud His Frienfs-Price 81 cts.
Beautiful IS Widow, by 4 ;. Auhgr-Pflce = ~
Orno1. hytse suh1r ~ ryc---Pdce 81
How.tr. journal, an Engish p-ro iical--' ei'
People. Journal an Eng i.h p-riadlca-43 els
london World NJ Fashion fOr Ju.y-Pnce 81.
For ale By nysfl BEDFORD Co Astor House.
GUIDE BOOKS. MAPS, sc. sc.
rIrHE ILLUSTRATED HAND BOON Tor Traveller.
I fhr-ur- ti. United ) ai-s with new ard compete
sp of tie ;. The hest guide book there Is pub lshed
snius Guide FOR Travellers through the t. STATES
with map o.
the various routes with descri ptons Of places
Di.iufre - Railroad and Steamboat Boos
Palofana Of the Hudson River ifom New ora 10 Wa
sff0fd Twelve feet long Tls shows every par- on M
Hudson River with the distance frum place io place win
every the banks Of mo rivers splendid and va.
us1.e wO-k
The above constantly ou hand TOR sale - The cap c'h
bookstore = 5 Broadway. CLARK AUSTIN.
iy13 ji.e0i
CUTTERS ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY.
f.1HIs OK of3fl pages, by Gavin Cutrf. 81 d has
u-.sed through editions ~ three thoufAld eAcn
n les than years Do u Used no ucs % The .ctd-
mics end select schools Of New Eng and and New-fofA
M en5-ar-.-Ist Anatnulva d-scdltion ~ ne Holman
ggsisu fustrlrd By more than no eIgraVngs q Pfy
ny-a 1escrip iion ~ The Of he several ps-- %
H..i-le nd es fDr the t-ryslnn ~ lealth itn D-c
for e PrEer treatment u scedent'-4s NE feSose
~ n p-fsoCs spDsfe1tY dr0wn-d sresng nemorfhsg-
rom fiyiei blood v-sses, Sc making % valuable
slrs for iami les - vel. asscho9s For 's-e by
CLARK Z AUSTIN. rs BfOa1way,
arHHHH a " 80. Lars anil
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K. Q kEMf, Aucuoncof.
AZ nfosdwsy ~es side tnird store above Csnssl
cash ADVANCES made, and all salss promptly
~ seted. saies Of res. estate al The Merchants RI.
change furniture private dwellings, and stocks OF soods
personally attended TO and solicited.
K c. x. will attend TO the appraisal OF Furniture OF
Stocks Of Dry Goods Colhng &c. and will also arnsh
customers ior ID hand furniture other goods that parties
wish to dispose Of for ready al low prices 81 pfi
vsts sale. AT PRIVATE bAlsE
Smiths Patent Portable Fieeting Shower baths-a new
aud beautiful ar.ies Tho best arrangement for bathing
ever Introduced tested and universally rscommended ~
physicians and scientific men generally and one OF inc
most agreeable and Of restoring and pro-
noting health v
r. c. KEMP. f2f Broadway Principal Agent for n,
Orders from any part OF the country addressed above.
promptly attended, TO.
pOOTs AND sHOks-AT AUCTI0N.-Tnssdsy.
DJuly a, At ~ O'Clock A NJ. by T.. JOHNSON, 81 mo
store Of A D. Gale ~ Pearl s-3OO cases Boots shoes.
Brogans Has, sc. The above goods are flesh and desi
TaOls. VN
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CHEISroPHER RUrHERf0RD, AacIionesr
DY JAMES VI, NIILEK-sore No. Is Maiden

CHRlsrOPuER RurHkRFoRD, Aucnone.t
by JAMES VI. 1tlLLEk-Aofo No. 10 haidsn'
ID lans, next door Ia No. Lib-rtyst
TUESDAY, July "a,
AT oi O'CLOCK, At the store rs Maiden isne. ~
Doors, SsoEs AND BRooAss-l,OD cases boo0 sooee
and brogans consisting OF every variety suitable tor mo
southern, Western snd Guy trade. Sale positive.
FRIDAY, July 81
Al 10 O'Clock, al the store - Msiden.eno.
500 packages and lots Of Hardware and Cutlery com
pr.ng general assortment OF fresh and desrs's gooos
Ia and consisting Ia part ~ Vice.
auvis hoes trsce log and halter chains
cast butts table buus plate hinges curry combs tpi cav
hes bastard do hand do, drawing sDiyes pad chest
cupboard aud lrunk locks. tea Aees saucepsns CHone
hoes candescs snuhers table knives and fofks pocket
cutlery butcher sGyrs shoe and bread do tea rays and
waters. rlannia German silver, snd iroo Ies aud liable
Spoons round and square bolts, Nc
The above are fresh goods and In complete Osd5r
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RRoWN sHHHTTNss

DROWN sHEETISGs snd snlrsings Of al styles and
ID wifth Also hats, wick, sEtn-, warp w.cdirg, cot
.,r 80 kIso brown drills For safe A. lac sreeung
wsrsaoa.e. " LIsERTY-sF. FOR CASH or approved
credit By ijya3a'l DoRR 4 WHITAkER-
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Excursions.
DELIGHTFUL TEMPERANCE

L. DELIGHTFUL TEMPERANCE
z NCU R>iOS Harper Union No. "A D.
Of T. will make su excursion in sh- com
modious stssm-ost EUREKA, on Wccnesisy, 18th met
10 Cold Surng. jopposte West PorIl Ahesuu'al grove
contiguous the landing, hAs been secured ans viii be
furnished with Tor The occasion Vocal aud insru
mental music will be proviied Tor he Excursion S-vers
distinguished speaker, Will accompany The Uuon, and ~
interesting meeting will he held iu hi Grove al Cod
Spring. Ths EXcurs 90 vii adofd oppor unity TO view
much Of The interesting scenery u he Hudson ana 10
srent day O. resNauon from tut css In pleasant and
msirucuye manner. Dinner with tea and ccare, VIII be
provided.
The boat will stsrt from pier loot Of Grsnds' r Al
o'clock touching foot ~ Markrst al past brook
near Fulton Ferry Al ptss7 pier No ]. \. al before
pier foog u chsmhrrsst 81 g. pier foot % fsmmoud's
Al pss 81 and pier f00tof NnereuihsL 81 pssi6 O'Clock,
snd returning land al he same places
Tirkeis 50 cents-chdren under y years o axe hsli
pnce-nsy be- obfaned Of Mr ID Porter, ~ Fultnn-s
Mr. A. sul-s 50 Bo~ery; Squire Brother, 1872 very
Mr. j. sesmsn 257 0rsnd-st Mrs =. Peafssll az pyi-
siou-s Ms e. Fraser. IS secontst; Mr. VIM Miller
ll6i OfchNd.st Miss r 0srdueF lol Fursythst, Mrs
Keichum 50 Iudowst; Mrs A. ?. Mood, IA stcoud 81;
Mrs l. Aims, 1922 HOuston.s Miss NJ. Hecsel. lil Hes
ter al and MISS h. OkrmRn 268 III ssbeth 81 Al BrOos
lyn - Mrs Place II Prospect corner sshingiOn.
No Effort will be SHARED TO render this excursion worthy
~ the patronage the sons, mghters aud FREUD. OF
Temperance who cordially invited 10 psri -ipsie IN
lhssDsa,ur-s uf The excursion. ~ atls'
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6itnati0ns, &r. h1auish.


~ Al s-T=rI 70 tfurrturrsa' " -.aI r..ss -
yorfFa,d ~ --'.. .1' D., irs-- ~ n poo .e..
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VIM. ~ JONES, AacuonooL
BOOTS AND sHOEs-By }. D. IN0EksOLL
- CO store az P-srl-sl on Wednesday, July "a, Alo
O'Clock boots shoes and brogsns, suitable os
the Southern Western and ely trsdo.
Also 90 casss mems prime tp pogged boots
Also, 50 cases meat sea- slippers and bussins -
Also 81 casss mems snd boys alp pcgged brogans yc
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IApJE. pOR TuE COUNTRY.

IT. >-TBAHihH NInRUD.-The O'Clock
srSg.----iN inc 10 Bridgeport 10 d.cOnilnued. The
mOrniug lire lesvesAttl o'clock. A N IyI5
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% day. sale Of 900 bushels Barley was made al "
cents, for shipment Rye s duller. Oats have down
ward ,SpdeDcy. Northern noninsly 4 % Southern
q d3d~ Beans and Peas are still In good request and
large ssles have been made at 81 449l % Tor good
White BesBs.
WlIlSKY-A sale Of 30 bbls inside q, 80 cent?
Drudge il selling At - cents. freely.
sEED--1ne inquiry for Flax and Clover continues
Farther sales so to 100 tres Flax al $40 for crushing
Small sales Clover at cents and 30 bbls Old Oaio
at y cents. Timothy is firm a, SIC, and upward
OIL-Farther sales Crude Whale are reported to the
trade 40 Linseed il advancing. small lot OF
Country sold &C cents and a. cents was refused Tor
another parcel.
LATH-The market il lower and sales 300 10 500
have been made at g.. cash.
DRIED FRUIT-ssles 100 bushels Peaches al q cts
pm.
HAY-The market IL rather dull freights being too
high for shipment The range Is 50G55i.
PROVIsIONS-The market for Porkis firm, and the
demand fair The sales aboG; 1000 bbls AZ II =.
$40 for Prime and IA 80 for Mess including lot Of new
100 bills SIS and 80 ibis old at y 90 Sales
300 bbls Clear II SIC Beef il also active and firm
About 1000 bbls have changed hands at % and 10 30
for Country and s. and Sl for City. sales 5OoOO
Bacon city cut Al cents. Hckled Meats are nm =
sales 30 tres Hams cents About 80 bbls Lard sold
at al cents Sales 400 boxes Cheese AZ Id- cents
Butter ia buoyant and inferior is cents = y better
than before the Steamer
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Rs-ess o. ''s -. Sound OF Thursday morning
~ ~ ,,ssmbOs, Mounisioeer on ne' ps''s' 80 "S
FEB va 70 Yew-york fen in win the ,'oop oT"a,
Conn On her passage IRON new Ok 70
ds'ss ,.,ed 10 the gale ard her ere" I'VE N nun"
psas' Co.. -, of by boats crew Ct the steamer
r., Tes 81 the passengers on board the steamer
nsns', .sx,s.os Of n. Y. was called to the Char
Hss. sr,oxo Of Albany appointed Secretary
I'D a go pu,ton Of Bridgeport Conn. Robert r.
ssssn York Alfred Reed Of Penn Yam, n !.
GeJ ,.,...ou Of Albany and J. Prescott Hall OF ~
Jsnssp ".-,o,n,ed Committee TO draft resolutions
faN -. a he feelings of the meeting Me''r'. D.
ss7's x West Troy N Y u Herriek OF New
Rsna|, an. clsrk Of Penn Yam. n y were sppon,,.
lesn,rttse TO take up coiecnon ior me oehen. 81
"A 80 bo.t who rescued the mariners oil the
as rss i, ~ Mr.. Dut;on from the Committee on
ssp ossanred the following. which were unsni'
,,ssiisa0n' iePo'
po''' r., he undeIsigred witnessed Win uluc
lrz9es- -, - rroxniled appreciation TIE conduct OF
srsrs~ and Mr. Reynoe.' no no % M ia, ,s
xca,i1se !. Z; M ruaber) from the sloop Conn
psrse - eo Com. which hid been cspsi<ed IN
ssoy Ss sosnd snd vas 10 s,na1s p 5,d n
Bssist.s,. - wse Alex. Wadcell, WIN Oeming and
GEO ~ seoit Of the crew o. zoe sieaieI
Is1s1.c,ly and zeaous'y 'enos,s .S - ~ 80 80
$50 prom a. the bszsrd Of ne own
~ ives from the Committee on Subscription
Col nspNt; 81. comuittee had collected The sunni
repo'iee meeting resolved should be placed in,1s
80 shich y. Mcdonald for distribution among the
h2hos ~ y ~ hos, from the steamer. .-..,,,
crew sv;,s p,ooosed that iartner snouo
Mr. WING g., he relief Of the crew OF the sloop-
BE- taken " ann Of so I? was collected and paid
wteeuPon W Wssb Of said sloop for that purpose.
osss 70 Isg, ths Chairman and Secretary ofih meet
Hse. ns,,engerso Of ihr s'eafne, risn .s 49,
iss,, and that eops OPP D.s. DICKINSON, Chairman.
CIV pspers 70 pasn'n
A. " s'r n~nisp. Albany h. larOoS, N0r"lSh, y.
Ro,sr' c D.n PitrEed Mass mos r. Piunket
s xs L GsDsevoort sewioIs G.;e,s IT,,
D Hsnno e., Var. n 4 Ssrn'i Schuyler. H. Tarbox
ABA C'sls' n M psive Morgan, j. Herrick Jno :
L. lev David Evans G New. iork -
hoee ~. she C. II Furman T. Brsinard. Jr Fredk
~ ~ Dodre A II. Cline T. Barrow H. hsiiocS
~ .',, 1.e,,r H. Wing, and 40 others.
KooeI' nzers desire 10 notice a contribution
NJ -, ~ The fund Of the boats crew from com
sun--sT : soldiers on board the steamer under the
- a sergeant Fox and 70 testify their pleasure al
- N amer In which Il was presented oy one oil
" .s,,5es who declined 10 give the names OF the
~. =, ne number OF their compsny-remarkng mat
I1.s,,h ,heir means small they could not refrain
~. ISss heir mite 10 the contribution being made
~ s,Isat crew who saved their pcrishnz fellow
men
tn under.jgped Captain and crew Of the
saenee OF Dsrien. Conn take this opportunity
,hsr gratitude and return iheir honks 10 Cep
Fzee q the steamboat Mcunanees 10. ane oa ir
. ~ save rs from death which seemed Otherwise IN
eviisbe - - corrrn cTFVr,1s
rnvip v BRIGHAM all of Daren, Conn.
st.a1asost Mesntasnssr, FEB A. lSi7.
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General Notifes
Farmers Library and Monthly Journal OF AZ
ricuIture, for February. IS3S,
WAS PUBLISHED on WEDNESDAY FEB. 8
CONTENTS or the FEBRUARY NUMBER
Enrrdvinrs Gnd HutrGion'.

TnsTdTfnfs and IutTdfions.
The Draught of the Plough, (Iteel j. The Triangular
Stone Duct; The Coupled Stone Duct; DoublsTied Man
Drain Inverted Double!Tied Main Dram; Different Forms
OF Conduits in the Inclined Plains Drains Parallel Drains
in the same Plane Of Inclination Of Inc Ground Drains
improperly made parallel irrespective Of the Slope Of The
Ground Parallel Drains In accordance with the slope oil
the Ground The Effects Of 30 great Distance beiwix
Drains The Comparative Efficacy OF Drains across ana
along Ridges on Decvl.y Descent OF W alter from a
Ridge into Drain each side, the usua Position Of >uD
srsa in reference 10 the Surface Soil lMFLCNEsrs usEO
~ DRAININGThe Narrow Drain spade The Esflh Dfsln
Scoop: The Drain Stone Harp or Screw The Toll board
Tfough for receiving the Drain Stones In their fai Drain
Stone Rake; Drain Stone Beaer Frying Pan or Lime shoy
el; The sr1a Drain He'd with small broken stones Dram
Sides properly set up on Tc-soesi Junction Of Com
mon Tile with Main Drain The spirt Lever Sc ior
Observation: Tho Narrow DrawHOe for Drains The
Trove Tor Drains The DraineI's Plumb-Leve 1ne
small Tile Drain The Tile and Stone Dram; Plan 81
Thoroug Oh Drained Field The Fiat Stone Dram Inc feal
Tile Tor Drains The Caderwooi PeatTile Spade Clay
land shoulder Drain; The Biuing-lron In Draining
The Suffers or Pugs IN ugDIainng, The Section Of "A
ug.DIain The Narrowest Spade for Sod Drains The
Mole-PlCv; Tie Lafch Drain-Tubei The Horse The
Isabella Grape Botany illustrated Structure OF Flow
kuther. Pollen, &c