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NEW ORLEA N S:
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL IA, ls4s,

NEW FIRE ENGINE. We yesterday went to
inspect the new fire engine of No Is Jackson Fire
Company, Of this city, built by Mr. J. Rogers, of
Baltimore We found her very complete in every
respect; she has suctions and a side-stream from
each side, and two receiving screws. Her arms
placed with ruled points, upper and lower. with
new and improved springs aud clamps, and the
suctions under the box placed in spring box.
without poles She has five and half inch CIV.
Under, and a six inch stroke. The paintings on
this machine are elegant in the extreme at one
end there is likeness of General jackson. and at
the other the old hero in meditation over the tomb
Of his wife at the Hermitage, The machine is pro-
vlded with two lamps calculated to throw a strong
and vivid light, and will be found of great ornament
and utility Taking her all in all she is as neat and
compact little thing can be conceived and she
no doubt will prove herself. in the hands of her
good friends, the gallant members of No. Is, an
ornament to the fire department, and noble and
irresistible enemy in the destructive path of the de-
vourIng element She las come amongst us in first
rate order, and looks as if she already wanted to-
= go to the rescue - r A.. 80. ~ @..a...a.
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FIRST DISTRICT CouRT-Henry Maillard was
yesterday tried in this Court, on the charge of
numbering Captain Smith, of the ship Charlotte.
The ship was, at the time of the affair." lying in the
Second Municipality, and the whole circumstances
We're laid before the public. MaiIard was brought
in guilty of mansaughter.. Oscar Rainy. alas
Bancroft, was arraigned and plead guilty to a
charge of embezzlement and charge of larceny.
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The NEW CUsToMHoUsE. The walls fronting
on Canal and Old Ievee streets, partly enclosing
the Custom house. have been thrown down. This
gives evidence that the building of the new Custom
house will at once be commenced. We hail with
much delight this proof Of activity the part of
those who have the supervision of this great and
much wanted edifice
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
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Cleared YESTERDAY;

ALTITUDE 90 81 30 N-LosorrupE, 80 Win Time, Oh
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Texas Lands, and Lot of Ground in the City O.
W. Galveston, without reserve.

BY PERSON q BONNEVAL, Auctioneers.
-, Office No. ST GraUier street.
SATURDAY, April Is, at ocIock-Wll be sold, at
~ Banks's Arcade without reserve .-....-.
, A certain LOT OF GROUND, situated in the City and
County Of Gal weston State of Texas designated in the Plan
OF A. feet 10 inches by depth Of 120 feet gTd
1928 ACRES OF EAND, situated in the County -
Of Robertson, the Trinity River. This land well tim
beed and well located for Sugar or Cotton Farm. The
whole will be sold in block The titles perfect and
be at the office of the Auctioneen the sale
Terms cash Acts of sale before A. G. Ainsworth ESQ.,
Notary Public, at the expense OF the purchasers. apps
Superior Tennessee Cotton Land.
BY PERSON d. BONNEVAL. Auctoneers.
Offce No. 81 Ggarier street.
SATURDAY, April 10, at Il o'clock-Wl be sold, at
- Banks's Arcade
10000 ACRES Of superior TENNESSEE COTTON
LAND, situated the Tennessee and Buffalo Rivers The
Land is very high and well timbeed and viii be sold by
quantity of suit purchasers. The Plan showing the
tioneers. :. Terms cash
Acts of sale before G. r. stringer ESQ., Notary Public
at the expense of the purchasers. apS
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Observation-Disclosures.

THE undersigned begs inform the public that he has
4 removed his Ice Cream Establishment from ST. aGa u
Charles street to the CORNER CANAL AND BA- S@sHJ
ROME STREETS, where his Saloon will be w.
opened on SATURDAY EVENING, April 8, 60
in the evening Every variety of refreshments will be
He trusts that the convenient locality of the Saloon and
the unexceponabe quality of the refreshments provided
will induce fair share of public patronage.
apps I'm III. WILIOZ,
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~ n The splendid passenger steamboats, BULLE-
IsHsas#f TIN, Capt. G. B. Church and CLARKS-
zsszsszz4s3s WILLIE, Capt b. NJ Holmes, vii continue
Regular Weekly Packets between NewOeans and Mem
phis, leaving NewOrleans every WEDNESDAY EVEN.
ING at o'clock, and Memphis query WEDNESDAY at
O'Clock Shippers and Passengers depend the pune
tuaty of these Packets They Will land freight and passen
River Helena etc For freight passage, apply board.
at Canal street wharf, or 80 .
mh16tf HYDE & OGLEsBY, IL Poydras st.
One of these Packets is ready to freight every
Monday morning.
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MNSTANM SAAEs,
Press Hand, Cotton and Warehouse Man
BY PERSON & BONNEFAL. Auctioneers

Press Hand Cotton and Warehouse Man.
BY PERSON & BONNEFAL. Auctioneers.
.-',. Office No. 81 Grueier street g.
SATURDAY, April b. at IL O'Clock, M-wll be sold
~ al Auction, at Bankss Arcade
tou Hand and Warehouseman and general laboer.
Terms-Cash. L''l
Act of sale before j. B. Marks ESQ., Notary Public at
the expense of the purchaser: ap14
Saw Mill at Aucton-Without Reserve.
BY PIERSON. q BONNEVAL. Auctioneers /.
OtEce No. 81 Grarjer street.
SATURDAY the 18th inst. at Il o'clock-Wi be sold at
- Auction at EankS' Arcade
The wcIlknawn established SAW MILL in Notre Dame
street. No o. together with all the machinery, tools lease,
etc The machinery comprises planning mill, with up and
OF blacksmith tools, etc. etc, all in good order The whole
VIII be sold in bockhe lease will be sold separately,
winch expires the LIST October, 1850 payable monthly.
iermS:-Casfl. a12
EP The above besee any previous the sale
Two Pieces of Ground, Suitable for Summer
II esloences-Near the Town of jacksonville.
BY PlERSON d BONNEVAL, Auctoneers,
r,r,r,nv Office No. 81 Grauier street.
SAIuRDAf, April 10, at u oclock-Will be sold. at
~ BANKS Arcade. without reserve
TWO PIECES OR TRACTS OF LAND beautifully
toca,ea lo summer ReSldences about Fourth of mile
adjoining the property OF DR. p Cusacs On the above
Tracts OF Land there Is beautiful ORCHARD offsY8
choice selection Peach Tree-and on one of them bera
small Cottage. The whole per plan which will he on
hibited at the Arcade. " ~
Terms One-haf cash balance II months credit for
notes bearing mortgage until paid
Acts of sale before G R. Snger, Notary Public at the
expense OF the purchaser ap13
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= . =
Late Congressional Proceedings.

rTeIegraphed TO the st. Louis Republican J
WASHINGTON, April 6.-The. Senate and House
REPRESENTATIVES, III body, attended the funeral of
lanes A. Black. The President and different
members of the Cabinet were also in attendance.
An approprIate discourse was delivered by Mr. Cur
lev. from the llth chapter of John, 18th verse.
SENArE-April The Senate called 10
der at the usual hour. Sundry memorials and pc
ttjons were presented and referred.
Mr. Niles moved 10 take up the bill which he had
previously Introduced, explaining the ranking pr
yilege of members OF Congress, which was passed
without amendment. ,--s- -.-..s.r tr-z
Mr.. Cas-, from the Committee on Military Al
fairs, reported bill for increasing the compensa-
lion of keepers of military stores
Mr.. Hannegan, from the Committee on Foreign
Relations, reported back the resolutions rendering
fine congratulations of Congress to the people OF
France, upon the establishment of a Republic
On this resolution an interesting debate sprang
mn in which Messrs. Foot and Allen participated.
Whilst Mr. Allen was addressing the Senate, a
man sprang over the Reporters gallery on the
Faple in the Vice Presidents chair, and cried
nlt. ~ deny thai mans right to speak for the
nrople Of Ohio His remarks were cut short by
The prompt action Of the officers.
Mr. Aliens resolution being taken up, Mr. Hale
moved to amend it, in regard TO some slavery ques-
ion. Mr. Mangum moved to substitute for this re-
soution the one reported by Mr.. Hannegan, from
the committee.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Mr.. Henley,
from the Committee on Printing, reported in favor
Of printing ten thousand copies of the correspond
ence between Gen. Scott and Mr.. Trist. He spoke
with great animation in reply to Mr.. Clingman's
late speech He was interrupted ION eave) and in
tsrrogated by Mr.. Clingman.
Mr. McIane moved that the House resolve itself
INTO Committee of the Whole, upon Mr.. Yinton's
Mjl making appropriations for the Military Aca-
denny which was agreed TO.
Mr Stewart replied to Mr.. McLane's remarks
mon the above motion, and he, in turn, was fol-
lowed by Messrs. Henly and Turner
On motion, the Committee rose. .
Mr.. Cranston reported the bill without amend
ment. -...., n.., s-..
Mr.. Dckey moved to strike out the appropria ton
for defraying the expenses of the annual visit to
West Point. The question was pending on this
amendment, when the House adjourned.
ca..1.r 1ss - M husiuess of imnariance Was
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Sri CnAnLrs.-Wm Colbert L Lsngdpp, J Pr l s,saus,
eomery A Lundibank, Van Buren, Oliver Jones Co
fumbus, Miss, A G Coch, TUSCALOOSA; J THOMPSON,
Montgomery; Van Fps, Mobile; D Hoard, Bayon Sara
WoodaIl and lady. Ms Boyd Mobile; Mr. Hatwell and
lady, Montgomery, W Grggs, MOBILIZE 4 Morrow sI
Enfaula, Ala; Graham, Ga; w Fort Bayou Sara; n
Anderson, Tenn; Bnck, Miss; l. NJ Clements, Ala G w
Johnson, G 3 Guon, La; Terrl, Z II Kane, u S N; J
Clamp ir, and lady; Ohio; E Williams, Y.
VERANDAH,-CoI Fluker La;iGen w A Scott, Mobile; A
W Sprague, 2 Carroll. Mobile; Mrs Voolfolk and ser
want, Thos Johnson and lady; A Boykin; Hail J l.
Smith Ala; s w Townsend H Green, jr, N o; Lieut.
Dunpaish 5 Marines " / Egan, Brookyie; BrewneT
/ NJ Davis, w L sharkey; II Crump Miss; T Harrison
louisiana. s.-.. ,.+
HEWLETT s.-J Hill, Ga; Randolph; H II Davis. Miss;
Robt Cook, Shreveport; w Lewis. Red River; NJ Bloom
JRathbqm, NJ Wellington, Miss McAlser, Mexico;
IA Murray, Texas ............-. - ,-,s
Planters - Pucket, G Lesscomb; J C Murphy and
lady, two children and servant, Greenwood, La; Ell
dndge, Ala DR. RatcIf, La.
BgKs's ARcApE $ Parish, DR. r johnson, Mexico;
" Banle 5 r Frye, Corson N o; E Kagler
Brent Miss; w A Scott, Ala; Thos l. Harvey, La.
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BEATING HIS WIFE.-John Anderson was yes
terlay brought before Recorder Seuzeneau charged
with having assaulted and seriously beaten his
wife The gallant act was fully proved upon Mr..
Anderson, and he was returned before the First
District Court for trial
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CONGRESS. 49, No business of Importance was
transacted in Congress on the 9Th inst Mr. Blacks
death was announced, and both houses adjourned.
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NJ wod respectfully thanks for the liberal PAT
u ronage bestowed him since he first had the mono, u
five years ago during which time he has taken more pol
traits than any other person in the World is tate
were exhibited at the Fair competition WIN others
by the best operator from New York and he was awaioea
the First Premium -,,-,.., brt thoss
No specimens exhibited at his establishment Dull tnose
taken by himself. .;. .;,, oorn,;rue N
he what tbey always beenhe best ms iong e1pe
ence and constant practice are the pesl snaace"en pei
Genuine Highlander Cameras 20 per cent CHEAPER tna5
any ~ scor,ii No for 50 25, guaranteed the best
paes made in the United States Cases ~ IS and 50 90
New York Cameras at 80
f15- Eptrance-No. CsmD street. mhll y
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~ Mrs. G. E. da PONTE, would respectfully
inform those persons who DESTROYS of learning either
DRAWING or PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
private lessons young Ladies in either of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the most reasonable terms. Apply
at this Office. apl2
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No. 80 Ndgdzine, corner Grarter street.
JUST received and now opening at this establish -
y ment, the largest and most varied assortment Of -
part of super and medium Panamas, Leghorn, Canada
Straw, China Pearl, Rutland, Campeachy, Guyaaui and
Italian Hats of all shapes lined and pressed superior style
Supenne extra Rocky Mountain white and black Beavers
fine Moskn and plus ultra Hats of the latest fashions
and of the finest finish. No pains expense has been
spared in the manufacture and finish Of this stock The old
customers of the house, and the public respectfully
uuested to call and examine for themselves. apf0 81
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FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING.

q" Spring and Summer Clothing. = ALFREl
NuNROE CO. No. "a MACHINE Street, hays received b.
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yfnS< n, I1eguIdI VICKSUuTg ana Lake PrOVidenCe
lufakH ees5#aSsa Packet MARENGO - For Skipwith's
a szss LandLng Lake Proridence .lhiiikeal's
On FRIDAY, 18th inst, at clock ?. NJ posvely-The
splendid and fast running steamboat MARENGO Charles
j. Benhan master will leave for the above and all inter
mediate media. landings Every Friday during the For
apll r. b. SMITH Il 90 N; Nlapayine II
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TO PLANTERS, J MERGB6EEg DRAzmHH and
| rT'HE undersigned has on hand, and is con. Its
d pi P sss %snsls,Essd WfsssRs
Y iGsh Ezra 4 WIS., FISH f GdRT Szz5M
rial and by the best ~'sn " WITH H. % %H FfsfSFeSs terms
mh2l t1stJe cornerof LAFAYETTE and Magazine SITS.
OWEN ,. wITHERs A. M, M D, Qnte ef, Ken
fnde h n oa nse n N1T the u
devolvng ona physician He refers to the following gen.
Theodore Frelinghuysen, N.Y;G,s. Patisop NJ, NY;
Hon J. r. Underwood, Ky; G s q Bedford M p NY;
Hon + ESias x! ~ e. t.,
ss AsSf so s. ~ SEa9 sS'%
ver and Union mh2o I'm
EpwARS !5%z9z En- sgsa respect
public n to his ne 'a and fsf Ct sesf Of f
Watq asd Ct he Hos ap
and Open faced Silver Ware of dese,pton;
R RsePa ETC. e0k' LADIES' oas'0 cups fsns roast
great variety of Jewey, Cutlery, Rich Fancy Goods,
's''""'ei'' GU PIANO FoRTEs. ..s
Mesr ssf NUNS Fsc5er AND Gale He
y III r p & Co. large supply of their superior Pr
mans Holan Attachment and Ives's Tuneable Reeds.
Please call and examine. ap6f
]. WEST, Practical Dentist,
AIOULD respectfully inform the citizens of NewOrleans
y ~ that he has removed his office to 12o G.
CAR0NDELET STREET. of Poydras JsF-s-eR1s-4Hg
street opposite the Church. Thankful for u $500
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed -AIIllJ
upon him, he would solicit continuance of the After
practice of eight the mechanical department. both
In Europe and the United States and having awaited HIM
self of all the late improvements he feels confident that he
will give satisfaction to all those who may favor him with
call List of Prices. avn
Single Tooth, mounted fine gold plate ~
pivot. "
Plugging with fine gold per cavity .-......-....-S W
Cleaning Teeth d w
A full set of Teeth highly finished new principle
O daneSOn NV y"
The loss of the Palate supplied without clasps iga
mepts ........... from $40 to 100 90
j. w all his operations to he the best OF WORK
mansp and material and satisfaction % those VINO
may paronize him. or no charge will be made
Old plates remodeIed and repaired at the shortest notice
Dentists the country rely on having their "oh
promptly attended TO, by sending correct model
NIB w. can refer to many persons who are now en-
ioyng the benefits of his practice. apo ON
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NOTICE
hereby given to all persons who indebted for STATE
TAXEs within the limits of the Third Representative Dis
trc he said District bounded by Canal and Julia
and by the River to the Meairie Road) 10 appear tb
office of the Collector o5 ST CHARLES St. and pay cause
TO be paid the Taxes due the State of Louisiana the
1871 within twenty days from the publication hereofNew
Orleans, April g. I8i8 A. w. SCATES.
apSt31 Collector of State Taxes for the 3D. Rep District
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MEDICINES.
MEDICAL CIRCULAR


hrs 5 LYON would hereby call the attention II ne
IL public several EDiclSEs many ~ when nave
been com pounded under the Immediate supervisor 81 ~
DEW JACKSON DAVIS. the Calrgoyani, and which demon
srrae By their wonderful EffEcrs, tho superior wisdom
that suggested them
LIFE RssTORER.
An infs ble andOie for HYDaoPHoHA and bic Oi Fenr-
nou- reptiles This is slsO soyEsiCF remedy Tor TIC
DoutoUFgUx aud LOcgJAw, and Us MAGICAL power a'd
ggFfc &C. has been 80 thoroughly tested at DR. Lyon VII
forfeit IS fr every case II failure ia which 10 Is sppAed
agreeably 10 the directions. ..,,
RENOyATfNG SYRUP
This i an unfang remedy ~ All cifae ct.es 81 eekol
m. c4NcrR. JAuNDcE. ERfsiPELAs and all ESDFTi)Hs
ard cr.sgous Diseases lt acts Ht areDoFanng power
on be whole system expeng all ODtuatec nlmofs-"h.fh
are most fruitful germs Of physical suffering ara gfsAuaiJ
huf certainly removes old, and even cohseiuOh1i flo
ueu OF e.eaase, by purifying the blood ana '''es enDg
'"' DYsENTERY ELIXIR
II. - ,prfgfvxr RfsfDY TOR ell Diseases a he
ho,eIs NJ trniy viii BE- without TINS medicine "hcn once
this virtues are fully sno,sn ,-,.-,,,,-pv
TIL 10 ,,d.rf specific. aofllng Imt1eIl ate relief, IN
mo-. asa. OF cossTPATios and Is seldom kno"n ~ iai
eve" - w. RHEUMATIC TISCTURE
For ERgusaFlsN rLLUEisY, ard AL MUSCULAR cOSIRAc
Tons sfntf3. sfRsi~hf hztlscs Dff-HSDCs soAs, AID
Ill H. kindred group Of diseases
80 THE sAIARiTANS GIFT
This most precOu. ointment r. fle best remedy III
all fresh WOUNDS BURSs scRofULts, EtUSTloNs and PyTEu
SORTS
~ The above remedies nav b. had In quantity b
applying ~ Dr. : :. LfOS. 81 BrOOme-st. y. y
DT LYON may be consulted his Office from VI ar,
from 70 PM Wi also personally attend the sies IN an
part ofihe city. jyls n
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Peg. IN ,,i 'li.,sn - ~ - 80 =. - -.
80 49, e., - ~. ~. - - = $3.50 a. q
lNa- arc iAfl nrii.'" - -' -i So ~. p ~
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ODDS 20 re n1li amount oi s-n l1e af1fe f1niii-- adj o.
go =. Z ' -. a ~ 1 RI. s l.. . 80 - - - "a
81. lr- anati- o. state.
nefanss farther sa, ftt n1. t- arf ~ e a- 's'r ot
ff a,t tAea before iln SOD d. aie asrf t-i ''' '--
81. IT., 81, .-..- "a ...- III .. n ~ .,,. I'D a,t =
4'f t' a ,-r i-' srt POOH. t- dr-l'rf ai 'le 'rsaaI
~ lHe r. taf t'i '-r'. t'''.~' -'' i'' &c.. $500
.r f't 49,. .... ~. .-.- .-.-.I Il.
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Gro on af PIE IN. t..-r of tsai ir Us ta as ara '-st
a,a} before 'eFoaeaf, titel Dee bon a . Hsr .
l-- 4, ,,,., or so....af,.. III 81 o.. b. t--l
Or. s' 'l, o~rgs- ~ .a'.'a pc .'.. ~. ,'
ll .i-- be i.,vrie s, derived f+a i-e 80 e-r' ftaa',
$3.50. ,.s l.r.i a-r-,. -ai s ~ QUITE ertr-,.
.aoui aj lte erorsr ar,te. boo aia .r. n.narsa
dom r.ees-, pot 1firi' 'li -.,-I pr ~, i
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o. Tuesday n0rs July Is WILLIAM HENRY Youngest con
Nu and Mary Van Note, aged year months and days
he euds OF the family and the members Of National Lodge No
O. ID. respectfully invited 70 attend bis funeral h after
cck tie residence of Do. father III Elizabeth 81
Tuesday mornns 18Th INST Mr. THOMAS ONEllL, PrlteI
ss,a about IS ye1rs.
Is members Of The Yo typographical soe invited 70
h. funeral "Wednesday afternoon, O'Clock from his
Afs f-sadenCe, No. - Msronst
Iuesdsy s ~ Bushwekt T. l. Of bilious ieNe
NJ THOMAS EAAlEs, IN the 10Th year Of his age
friends OF the family respectfully invited "a al
Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock from bis ate
r,siience. BushwiCk, l.
Tuesday morning july IS MARTHA daughter OF the late John
Ccofer. aged IS years
lie the my respectfully invited 70 attend the TO-
uss Methodist Church lwe- seventh ~ between Se
eaa All rd avenue, On Thursday soi inst
Nir Of samuel ?. Misoa. Esq
On The 18Th EMILY ANN daus liter OF samuel ao ffa
NaisT sssd months and day..
Tie s8ts Of the sy respectfully invited O attend ne pa
refA tls tNecuesdy afternoon, a. oCock iron 10 MINI ave
49, without farther Invitation .
GA Tie evening tie iTth nst Mrs MARY DkLAflAlN' ID no
Sil year Of her age
lie Tread. family tied siiend her "a
n-fs n the residence Of grand daughter Mrs. Caroline Brown
ohpste =; without farther iuvtaion at doeS tbs atefno
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THE EoRT1cULTURIST

AND JOURNAL OF RURAL ART AND RURAL
hTASIE. Edited hv 4. J DoWNIss, Esq-ILe flIrd
OF The H1ilcurst commenced on TIE LEI % july
1883 TIE publisher the close oi the second volume, De-
st0,y-i THIS WORK. II has already attained clrrui atom
equal 90 thai 20 any similar magazine on Europe ana i De-
youd any Of s class lltlero attempted n America ltin
frcnce on The progress Oi Gardening and ne Information no
matters OF Rural Taste, already slrkngy apparent ls
extended and valuable correspondence presents the expert
ence 90 large body oi e most intel gent ciuvaiors no
America. and che instructive and agreeable articles from the
ui The Editor. make D. equally sought aier uY even inc
general reader interested tn country le.
T. order o Introduce st -reatrr Improvements n me
work. AID especially boz W illustrations tie pub sner taxes
th method % presenting IN various parts Of Tire United
States where i rot already known and where he II conn
dent that only need. 90 be cVaWncd even announced,
(-u~h the popularity u Nj Dowu.ngs worAs 10 be al
once ordered
The wofk 5 published monthly In syo form, % 70 pages
each number accompanied b. iroluspece and several
other Cravings The st Of constant oni1rs embraces
trst hOlcutur-ts and practical cuvaors The Fos
Eics NOTICES present summary rom 81 the eaulne
Ho.icuura journals oi Europe, the DOMESTIC NoriCts
ald Answers TO CORRESPONDENTS furnish coilots hnis
% The novice practical culture. and The numerous ana
beautiful iustrs'0ns.-Pans for Cottages. Green houses
the Figures Of New Fruits Shrubs and Pauscomhine 10
render the cheapest ard most valuable works 20
country gelfiemen on either SIDE u the Atlantic.
Among the firerIng notices Of The we select
the fo lowing bret one from highly valuable source
IT, tttaroi @ iftrs- journal beg -'f.'t ~ To rl.. ol
hs elegant aHi ne ForAs Iais0e 0trieaf cottage
irfe flrn s i0n A. f ongnsl fnf a'c f'l-l a. o'
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