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FRANCE
The WAY II Gees.

TNsTsl FT--aT ~ -
The 5snk Of France Us agreed - srsni .oan Of
Three Hundred Millions OF Francs % he Government
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BALTIMORE, Thursday Sept y.
Tue Norfolk papers Of yesterday say that the
IT, : Steamer Vixen LETT her anchorage on the 25th,
and proceeded to sea, supposed bound for the Gulf
Tho L. \. storeship Relief Was towod to Hampton
Rosds. previous to her departure for New.fork,
whore she will load with stores for the African squad
ron
Tho news by the America is regarded as favorable,
and holders Of Flour, Whea. and Corn are asking an
fdlnnca
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LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS

81 TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS 70 The TRIBUNE
From cur Liverpool Correspondent.
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American Missionary Association.

According 10 previous announcement, tins so
eety was organized tor It's third annual meeting IN the
fremont Temple (hai No ~ yesterday At P NJ
Hon VIM. Jackson, OF Newton, the President OF the
BODY occupied the chair. Prayer offered by Rev
D. 4 Webster Of Hopkinton when Mr.. Scudder, As'is
tant Secretary read the minutes Of the Society, held
in Hartford, Conn. sept Of last year
on motion of Lewis Tsppsn, Esq. Of New ork the
Secretary OF the Association, Mf Whippe, OF New
York read the annual report from which u sPpeAfed
that two Missionaries OF the Society hs.e deu oufin
The wear viz Mr. Carter IN Aries, and Mr. Csswel IN
siam The treasury hss been IN better condition oy
p per cent then on any preceding year the whole
sum recovered amounting 10 nearly sl2poo The 20
clety has FIVE Mission stations.
l. The Mend Mission.
p The West lndies-l.lsnd OF Jamaica
8 The Canada Mission.
4 The Ohbws Indians in Minnesota
, The Sandwich Islands.
A, the.s vsou. missions there Are a. missionaries
and assistants. beside 20 moro in the Aost seds n the
West six OF whom sre 10 the bacAeye StsN- ne
have been reyvas Of religion 81 sofne OF me NNuohs
during the psst About my converts ns'e lV,neo
Rev NJ Green's church ~ the Sandwich Islands -
Among the converts the Nend Mission Vas oa- OF
the Afnistsd capuves. who hsye been 90 eeiroiAi1o
I, ogbt m BE- sid ;hSt this Society differs from the
American Board thst has lately he'd rs mceuns ~
Pt,sfeld ia being specially AniislsVefy up ~ n'
highest sense II the word ,, A. \ 49,.
The Association WAS formed AZ Albany y =. tuiee
49, sro me number present Al this Introductory
meeting wss not large and majority present ''iN'
10 DC lsytnen, and their better halves -. 81.
In the evening the Rnnus sermon vas pfeaooa-,I,
the fremont Temple, by Rev David Ieursioa oi ~ n
hrop Me who has been tor 40 years the ss'ol 81 q
rbprrh ir Eat place. snd IS now three score years
and ten. ,o.L -.
IN. text Was in Acts Vi chapter. l0sh verse
-. -, - Al n. roci Of he u-- hr-y - ~
- y. - -, ,sa !. srd cat nto % -
The tree in the text represents me 'siO-' WIS -
the word-the AZ the gospel
The general divisions follow -. D.. - -.,oves
1 There are msny evils 10 ne word 70 DC '.--'o-
msny Of which the preacher si.sded To- ,..n.
N The trsths Of the Bible are ne ApPioPils7 nv
IN IT, -nh rrs be applied 70 these eis % fel'fe
,hsrs {. -ss ~ 4. Iaia a. TIE foot o. the tree 49,.
r., .sr,nrn was orthodox able. and would ne'e -
- .as..S anywhere The sermon was aool' ~
Nom md quarter in length and gave saii'seuoh .
Today there are two business meenns' a. .as
men IN Tire evening 49,
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Nrw RrvEsuE cUTfEE.-The =; . si nsS Re-
49, lnshsru is now lying within me 5lseH 49,
Cune a. ..soouer.rigged vessel The fohosins !.
She ofIs9 ton. burden by measurement go W
f.i Of her osesr. Nehsel SOS1oT. 's 81 40 :.
5ennes'' 10 ~ 40 Geo. Bergman, nc sslet r n nor
=. So.,swLn Joan Hyniou, gunner sai' 00-''e'
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
American Stack. In London.

LlfFAfnot, -tiaTttNf @rtl
A Tecgraphic dispatch rom London this morning boz
form. Us thai the demand foI American Securities hss
sl en- "a considerably, and that prices of most descrp
uons have downward tendency.
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The buildings belonging to the Albany Iron
Works of Messrs Corning, Winslow & Co situated
about milee south Of Troy, were destroyed by FIRE
This morning at 4 O'Clock The buildings consumed
we're those occupied the Spring, spike and Nail
Factories The fre originated in the Spike Factory
aud besde tho machinery, 500 kegs Of malls were de
stroyed The lose is estimated at $4,000 above the
Insurance.
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The cI has addressed the following order OF me d5
bis army -
Children-The ALMIGHTY has lent hs blessing 70 your
zoe. ~, og. 90 S SeuItis. w ha,s does yosr
duy the revolt 10 quslled Whersssr the foe dared 70
confront YOU ne reps sed and, 10 pursuing hm srp
BY s~p you hsv. been Witnesses ~ rare oceuusncs-
hat on snsmy tho whole pride Of bis susnym ns
your feet, and surenderins a. fiscfsuoe
In The course Of two months conquered and fecr's
10 asss and standards 90 cannon ard sbovs s'S IN
.urxeris Who deposed their All honor and gioJ 20
goa and your victorious chiefs You nave ever sno@n
Yourselves worthy 10 Ons tho armies " eli ne AL
sias lnsns you all, Individually and collectively An
content win you. an proud Of yoa. ricssin
WMssw AaE Il"
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Money Market.

The Pans Monel Market Yesterday FIRM. sud The
vaile Of TIE Five and Three Per Cents were well cup
"a
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

Gas FOR The CirY.-The Brooklyn Gas Com
psny h.ve according 10 promise, completed their pre-
partitions for the n.rod scon Of this cesraoe article Of
consumption, aud o. Tuesday night iss, gave positive
evidence lts existence IN midst By the ilainina
ton OF thu principal streets Of The city which At TIC
hour Of % clock. were almost SIGHT a. day. We
understand the ComPsay have received every encouf'
agcment ne prosecution Of their woFA, from private
citizen. who have svsed themselves OF the advantages
offered Tor procuring good article al a reasonable
rate The WORKS Of the Company siussed al the foot
| Of Hudson -av are well worth visiting IN siev days
the city will have been permanently lighted and then
farewell 10 dark streets ana murderous looking aeys
The occasion should b. OF 5cins 70 az WHO pre-
tend 10 any Interest IN city s1ar'
The FEvcE ARoUND rHE CIR Hall PARK
THIS fence does not BY any manner OF means come
10 70 the standard 10 = represented ~ being enurely
uas for the purposes desiEoed and in proof % tins We
notice TIA, one OF the hinsas the southern gate,
opening INTO J0rsiem0u 81 q already broken. Inc
Committee Of Inspection she-.d pay mmsdiaie a,.en
ton 70 This isct
FoRGERY-A Young msn named James w.
Holden was examined yesterday morning before Jus
tire Wiu.ox On charge Of having forged Toe name
Of Alexander Mon,Anye, young and Industrious me
chsnic Of this city, 70 cheek or cf@ii y means o.
uhch hs obsned possession OF the sum OF foa which
had been deposited In the Brooklyn Savings Bank
The transaction took pAco IN the uocin OF AYr .sst
IN, ,he accused since ths, time had concealed himself
snt wss not arrested until Monday ss He was fuAy
committed for tiA a, the next Court nsTins arsac-
| tor In TIE matter
CAsz OBJ KESST.-Ths man vill b. exam
ma ,bis morning before Hoa- Samuel I. Ioonson
County Judge. and I-ry, Tor ne purpose Of Eyhs
~ question Of lunscy which hes been ra.e1 y rs
council y. T. wsring. Bsq
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The Corrox market A. Havre duli Thur.dsy Tho
sales O'Clock reported AZ - taes Wie0l an
change fn prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

The London Moxry narEet opened steady hi. morning
a. about the QI0suons Of yesterday Con-0s for Account
were done Al 30. ard 1r Money al ~ a. The Railway
Share market Is dull prices si.l tending down
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~ The Boston Posi- OF the nth says An
.,,., ubsp We wen, to press last nishi 'heIe
w.rs neither spanish nor Frsneh nor British nor -.
crs,sers in SIGH, Of the lower telegraph ''anoh
:, Rundown. So much for having ''srn "Hn0' IL
the Presidential chair
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Another PrecIa~sitso BY Haynas.

The following proclamation ~" "1ed ~ hvn''
on The Let INST at Fessh
The Hungarian rrvo'uuon 10 over cow cal ufcc
az IN peria oheers military srt civt orelcnaes 100
-n re Austrian service embrace h- cssss ~ he 10
sursers n any way concerned 10 he revoucco
upcr ~ members bob q TIE Chamber q Dcrsg - and
u re board Of msssstes Who, ser he reohcs cu o.
mpera manifesto Of TIE ~ u October SIS eefeeF
hlu.s Diet dissolved. tock part 10 De d~ie~
rsrors ard teertes Of the same nom ne 80 Oce~
npcn al members % he sccslsc Nstous Defence Con-
usgee 10 AR &c they discharged fGoesoes sier ne
sh October is<s. thai Assembly nrcr al who sefves
with ne insurgents 3ov-rnmeni comm ssicusfs. ssd
q corp. o. Of independent divisicn q ucofs,
rr-sden q brsnsh q military OF civil saninss
don upou al srs,y Who st the revounopsry uibanais
cNDperstcd tadgc ! her-ey cal nPoa A.
such fall urcer he preceding dessnsuors 10 ffvsrns
The With, The three rOrths reckoctd 0ni ts
DAY for their acts ecfotc The Chief tup~fis
military suthcry before The reria ccnrt r'srus -
The district 10 whca kev arc o. dcrciet, other
wise hey viii have to sscribe 10 themselves lhe coo
sequences Of ne ess Frcceedns- 70 Be INSTITUTED sxSns
them. HAfNAJ, ~ N
Ard Commander IN Chief Of The ANN
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LiferpoOi corn tfhfhctss.scsf -.
No change can be quoted 10 this market There - hue
n nothing passing iu he usde.
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NEW-YORK TRIBU NE

IHE vsw-YoHK DAILY TRiBCSE - FUBLIsHEo
yvsRY uoRsISG fsCNp.fs ExoEPrEDl
AZ The Tribune Buildings, corner Of spruce
aud Nassau streets, opposite the City Hall,
sd delivered 90 CITY Subscribers for =; cents per week
- ,,y r,refe~ they ran pay IN advance n The Deck
- - .o,Ifs 90 a year the same rate. single copics
~ c~-.s NAL Subscribers Five Dollars per ennun IN
f.-~. cub.rrirfons tsken Tor TX months For three
ts q 81 Three Doers IN advance fequ red IN al es
t.es ,,fh Counfrv Newspapers Daily papers fece .vei
. ne ~ -e whose terms are higher man fnofe n The
T,snre are not allowed any difference
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Dist Nsmss DIS, g, - NAHs Z, -, -.
I.CsEs DRiGes, n. " vi firis1oH,Os" 90
II..ALEK HADDEN, Gns VI. DANIEL hANAs S s
III. GEO T BLAIR. Rens VIA n DlesiNsoN'1.oa
". .JSo II. BoyD, Wssh'n VIII. ALBEIT ss"iS h"e
The Committee having been duly constituted mo
ton msdo to adjourn Ill ococs 70 ensoie 'ni'
Committee to report officers An amendment suosu
,uting o'clock was proposed and voted down. The
mover of the resolution then accepted 2 o'clock In
stead Of which wa, carried and the Convention toos
a recasa accordingly
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Total Amount Of Produce per Hadson River
Boats.
sssnsoAY, Sept 17-i2OOO bbls Flour s2s bush Corn
40 Osis, 81 bbls Ashes, 20 do Whsky, ~o$ boxes
s LIN bales Wool.
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tsk NICARAGUA QcEsTIoS.-The C0Hrte' u
@9D'sr authoritativey contradicts the state
Asa! that an animated correspondence has taken
PACE between Mr.. Clayton and Mr.. cramp,oo,
as British Charge, on this subject. No cores
'adsnce at all hss taken place, and none will, IN
@asurivsl of Sir Henry Lytson Bulwer the
sS Envoy from Great Britain.
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RUSSIA
Diplsmatic Circular.

The following Circular, dated from warsaw on the
81 It alt has been addressed by the Coun, de Messed
rode Il the represent OF Russs In foreign cous
Ines
The bulletins which have transmitted to you hsvs
kep you acquainted with the course OF missy oresuoo'
In Hungary The nsurecuonsl forces, on The ono side
successfully driven behind the rheiss and on the olhs,
broken down and dispersed by the defeats which Gen Ia
caused them undergo Ia rrsnsyvanis found them
selves reduced 10 position hieh rendered for them
catastrophe imminent Under these eifcnm'siees ne
Revolutionary Government Dissolved itsef oorgey, IN
vessd with dcisors power. surrendered al oscieuor
and Internationally 20. uoop the nueles. Of in:o',
Decss laid down their before Gen Soun,
Rndger, whom the foresight of Marshal ihs fuoes .,
Warsaw had directed 10 march On oroswHdsin sfsa
number % desschmenis Of he enemy have already '"'
| lowed that example. -
The fortress OF Arad occupied by the imperial troops
aud, In fne asst body Of insurgents IN frsnsyl'sns
| bsltshons OF infantry squsdfoas OF csyslfy sna
pieces Of cannon have Just suhnisd 20 Ornefs Lndss
ihs principal Polish gators have taken 10 fsbt We
can, consequently, now look on the war ss le'mns
instances OF partial resistance cannot fesfd mo nna
..ge Providence has blessed efVrs The army ~
the Emperor, gonously conducted BY 10" usuoas cu''
Victory hss fully sstisasd i ancient rsso~n Il has
sponded TO the expectations Of our august msser On
their SIDE, tho Ausuisn troops under ne eomsn' -
cd brilliant successes which powerfully contributed 10
lhs result which We have obtained In common ny en-
cuu " April informed you OF lho motives ~hieh IN
duced he Emperor Isko part In this war hs We've
which ho of tho matter, and Tho object which be pre-
The dangers hieh cou d Tho security
OF our forrssses removed Hungary has fs~.oed 40
tho obed encs duo TO her legitimate sovereign Inc IN
ssrty OF the Austrian itory such The supUlsons OF
Tho treaty Of Vienna guaranteed IT, 10 Insured such as
rssus OF the cooperation whlcb me Emperor nss 81
fofdsd to his imperial and roys apostolic Majesty and
also such IL hs only compensation which our sugus mss
has had 10 view whsn he joined his coof 20 ncse
Of hs ally Our assistance, accorded win ps'es
good faith. accepted With coincidence These s-au
formed iAo basis u tie n. sfans os,ween oe "
soveeigus hoy will preside also, over the alliance OF
their en- pires The Iash OF the Emperor 10 mnlsd tis
troops have received orders TO svscsas the hunssnes
territory. They viii return without dslsy ssecesa,sy
within our frontiers You are authorised 10 communicate
This dispatch 10 the Govsrnmsnt 81 which you havs he
| honor of representing our susust sovefelsnF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

TIE ce@eg~s Gsssas hss srceie. GATED Ni-srs IN
inst ~h.ca says
The congress q ne G-r-r,s N vi~uss 70 70 COW
1enee ~ithoo delay hayuaa sas arest, srris--
j. sckirn snd hcicooin Ar srpecs>c While kst-tfky
snt Hess received sumnecses on he Emperor -
repair gh.gher ~ith a. exreiisior
Tsese q The sword are 10 reorssnis- kasuts-s
ts-s.-cus srrerreut To ths 8 TO be ADDED Goa.
u frscss a. Lsyhsch-1ncgcsuonssy "a cuncus seeC
uoc ss- ro~ he snreror tos-s-' VIA swsrreeeers
of ruscxry TIE Pope himself intends % cone nj me
remains a. - az OAers ssser thai Two eNcinss MI
sPr-ar - delegates from ire Pore"
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Tss FEEvcH IfsisTsF-N. P0ls.in arrived
i. ,his Ctr Oh WsdHs,say evening from Washiustou.
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Prices q ,hs snircf safes seems 70 have % 70
r-suif r. -orfer-rre h>twesr he Emperor .
al.ur. - XXX q Prussia. ard hs nsrsy
vel . r-tsie -osolv-a wR.rs re Germsn iournss IN
roa-d esrh according o, - own particular We've ~
sAes TIE Cooxrcss a. Lsybsch Which rTcr sss - -
u. no.s mporl.ns Of a. aanosrced FOR he is<s tnss
Or Ire ith gse Emperor o. Aussrs - % esve enih ~
zsassrsis ne op~siuG d the railway from ths ev %
Lay s.ch he 70 10 % accompanies ~ Prince sShsr
reaserg Toe Nag of Nspies he Cro~n rraee o. res
easy Asd he Pose neea he LnPesof 81 Ia, esch
rec hNshAl Radically hss also been invited u css~
he Pope shood saie 10 stscd. hs hoiiaess la
u a sc. = r-presrnlet ~ two caLans-s
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/" The following names were Incorrectly re-
ported n eur TeegrsPhic DisPsieh Of A', Of PAs'en
aars n-r Flrnna resteroaY rornlnE

ue..r. 5 Il Ballad. c Thompson, @ 2 L.7srnofs
pofl. Auu.rsys II Mario. A n Gillian, o bes-Eic1
" A sensou 7 Whey 7 Rsn fyst-. Z Finch l. N
yiil.nro 81 Il Nillarro. = Dlsuu.
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r Toe repairs Of the steamship hiseraia are
completed. and sas wa taken oui Of doek On Wesnes
asr see ..-. dire. lor LITsrPoo. to-norroE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28
The Convention then took rece., til O'Clock

The Convention again came TO order. The sew
sra Judicial Districts being called, the following names
were reported and accepted as the Committee on ON
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leWfsh COleniee.

The following nouscatop has besn published In seyss
81 lhs governments Of WestRassis from 500 -
fo0 portions uks.tokl Of land have been nGpen ivf
many Jewish families In the government % hlpss
Wiirbsk, Mohlieu, and OrOcuo, sud ihOs- Jews VINO
shall be willing devote themselves 10 sgneuitue shsl
= Of money from the crown, according ~ tns
iaw Of March lss7 These ~osd bsys furthsf PRIV
se Of exemption from recruiting and az tsrss fof s@vsss
years Such p-rsons therefore a. are fssrsus 70 soastr
10 axrcutDrs In any Of ire above Governments Gs 70
s.nd 10 their petlions 10 tho Civil Govsrnment sAuss
h-ls income family kc who viii carry their wishes 1910
execution since Il s tho dssirs " tbs Government -
settle large number Of Jews On these lands during ne
present year"
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TIE Presidesps Letter ana ts EJECT.
Toe Horn>v contains the following letter from this
President Of toe Republic To coionsi Edssrd
Ny nis orceflY ofncef st Rome
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-18
ME w MUSIC.

w FISCHER, Pennsylvania avenue street.
has just received the following and popular which
sold pces-four per page.
The Rare Flower quades composed by Manuel Emilio.
The Byzantine Polka; by Wentworth.
The Vagabond Polka; by Gungl. ..sr
Frederick Polka performed by steyermark Com
pany. III.
The Water Spirit Waltz; by A. R. Krugel. ".
The Harp Waltz; by w. q. Beche. +n
The Friendship Waltz by q. Schuser ..t
The Tedeco March; arranged from the Opera Of Enan by
Boyer.
Beauties Of Lucreu Boa Mosquetares de Reine &c.
pouns; by H. CrameT H.. ."r,.H ...
The Spring Waltz by T. Moeling ....l
Punch Judy Polka performed by the Seyemark Company,
aIrangedb by Helmsmuler.
The Lily Rondo; by Louis Rename.
Ean involam cavatna, from the Opera of Ernan arranged
by Edemann ILL - r -E
Blanche sweeer than the Breath of Morning from the Opera
Of the Huguenots; by Meyerbeer
though my may Donnizets Opera Betty,
with English words. .. -
The move look about; beautiful ballad; by
Henry Russell.
Mother! thou one; beautiful
Opera OF Lucreha Borga; arranged by G. Liney.
land Of from the opera Of Quentin
Durwad.
is the song my mother sings; by Rodwell.
Lonely sung by Jenny Lind BY NJ W. Bale
Thout my side; by w. r. Dempster.
The king he sits throne Of gold words by Barry Cornwall
music by G. Davis. -.....,
Mary Blame words; sung by Madame Bishop;
Hunter.
The Bachelors Dream; by Munich.
Stop dat knocking AT the door for the guitar.
Aua3
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-18
THE AMERICAN FARMER !,

T,HE AMERICAN FARMER is published monthly in the
city Of Baltimore 81 per annum, copies
so thirty for so July under
most favorable auspices the Maryland State
cultural Society," and all the prize reports
published therein The society meeting determined
raise $780, be appropriated follows. piece OF plate,
valued At $50 10 be awarded the Obtaining the LIST Of
October the largest list of subscribers
mencing July $50 for go largest
list The publisher added five prizes
cultural works He also offered 500 for prize
coming volume viz so in silver plate for the best for the
plan and Of farm buildings and The Of the
arm yard so for the best the cultivation Of tobacco and
so for the best the management Of the dairy.
The first NUMBER July will contain Of the
valuable papers, from the OF EDnUND Ruypis Of Virginia.
presented 70 the agricultural public particularly OF the Underwater
regions u Virginia. Maryland and the Caronas II details
Of his rm for the ave occupied
estate In eastern Virginia, and concnsvey
able degree Of prudence in t farming be made
profitable ether business The amer he
charge Of his Mr. RUM shows his clear
capital invested for land, implements stocks &c a6
cent third 1881 fourth % s8 and
hh year. 0 besides supporting his family his hands,
stock &c. and raising the Of his arm nnscay double
worth when he took hand Every farmer and planter
in the tide water districts Of country, win read This paper with
the deepest interest.
This number win also papers,
which from w.
Secretary Of the Maryland State Agricultural Society," the
srucon Of the wire fences and from Col CAPRoN the sub
ject, with appropriate drawings.
Address SAMUEL SANDS Publisher,
Maryland State Agricultural Societys Hall,
June @-2awH 126 Baltimore st., Baltimore, Maryland.