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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-11
OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1852 Vol" XI.-NO

soil lnourished by lime, g,acic acid would probably
be formed, and how far II NAV bold an important
relation 10 the nutrition Of or specific impression
On the strawberry may then be determined
/, has also been stated tha, the value Of the
tannc acid application was dependent on the
liquid and not on the tan. and that simple water
was equally eflicacious. Therefore manure water.
poudrette water, and spring water, were essayed
side, subject to the same exposure 10 every
.pect, and the results were corefully watched
and recorded. The theory Of the virtue OF tannic
acid was in consequence submitted to a careful
candid. and severe ordeal to determine the truth,
and to furnish the best practical Lesson for the sui
tivaton Of Strawberries.
| Manure ,Sater berries exceeded in average size
in the trial Of Burrs Old Seeding Spring pater
| produced the greatest number of the largest
/ fruit in the experiments with the Columbus.
Proudrete udter frui, gained in quantity over
ths spring water. The three substances held an
Inferior position 20 the taRnic acid as to quantity.
| IGsnie aeid-It must be conceded. allowing
the previous recorded experiments tbata free ap-
plicaton of this acid has produced unequvoal ef-
fects; that it has surpassed all the competing
substances in creating quantity, and inparting
faUor
At the same time, the decision in regard 20
favor may be liable to exceptions, as Judgments
circumstances some always preferrng sweet
others acid fruits the sense Of taste varying at
one time from that at another. dc. Csnyassing
this topic with reference to accurate results, it
must be admitted IL the existence Of taDnic acid
be granted, that il maintains but a very moderate
quantitative position as constituent in the analy
sis Of the fruit alone. II there be then, but a
trace Of fannie acid 10 the strawberry, while the
other constituents exist 10 large proportion, this
among the organic substances, is one which is de
manded As an Increased, correspondent, and spe
cihc nutrition tba, bears no proportion 20 that o
the exact aEsiysis
A rule Of action now naturally flows to thu
practical cullivator In developing the mos
valuable qualities Of the strawberry, he may usi
all the constituents Of the organic and inorgan
.nalYsis. consulting his convenience and economy
but he can perfect the fines, fruit in abundanc,
and richness, by selecting potash from among h'
inorganic, and fannie acid from among the Or
!, gsnc constituents Of this delicious git from tn
Giver Of all good" A. g. H.
Newbursb. N. Y, July Is, 1852.
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OSE DOLLAR AND flFrv CENTS per Annum
" paid N advance. Al papers not paid ior in ad,
vance wall oe charged at the rate OF Two DOLLAR,
a Year.
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- r>.,. ~. b.s, q fair demand for god ,Ahtses,
ASr,.,'. s.s Al sos Several large pa,es' OF nas
a-riv,d snS ave IN course Of lssdns o'' nA' Ai' "'
far tsMsbe ~ low nsurcs -, and th.ye ara An Dos
hr =, sisht advance in Prce oe.a IA ,'e a. al, Al,
ss,s e,n,iv /, rch wanted on' We ieA Prices VIII nv
Ienunesats Oh pnssu x.... eh,alaer. sr.
mere sAoe Inn d,y week have had liberal ,u'-
a.. =, Wheat from America bat al todI vey
I'D fr@m other paris supplies Of each are tmau-
WEI v.rv Ann feeling toward both Articles bat no
.m.p1t OF bus has been dee BAT the sales sf
$3.50 farm.r have beer :; AZ advance Of Ia 81.
70 m on the Whfs but fr otntf dsicfp0ns We Can
notice no in provement N value. - 49,,
FIoUR-Choice bras ds ave folly supported ess D'L.
but miodlrg qualities have been Cb.ainao.e ID 10
mi pnt or his alton ions have been more inquired
ssr aA6 freely ia5eL az les 3D. 70 49, 81 for goa
eOlortd lois
IspIAs CoRS-Alihough supplies are light, the de-
mand durr the week has nall asd the fail prices
quo ed week for have been scircsV GUIANA
BE for White Yellow. but far We have not
tered cur quotations FlUaing CAgoes have been neld
with much irEness
supplies nEce the zh have been very light al ar
tclss -
Az our Market this morning had tie customary a..
tendsrcs the ceaevs bat they operated IN het
and Flour to limited erent only az the prices current on
the z7th. We quote change IN me vAue OF ihu'
Com bat the inc airy for i, limited scale -,
Arrivals Of Foreign GRAIN and tLoOH slhes - 49,
week WHEAT IA 6ii quarters. z3g7 qnareIs INDlAN
CORN, 10 63i barrels and ii3 sacks FLOUR Eip''' VI
Price, current This dsy-Baltim1Te VII te WHEAT; 7sa
7s ID; Gcbssee and PenBsylvans Is 70 90, "a ,d
American and Caaajlan Is I'd 66s. Cd Red, osdos "a
FLouR-PAlzde' phia and Baltimore, gas "a q 15s ezra
Cd higher; Westerns. 22s Sd ABS Soprs iSs % ~
6l9s Cd. INDIAN CoRs-Whise 31s fe,io"' 'Os "neu
500 Cd We remain, respectfully
RICHARDSON BROTHERS l. Co.
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Receipts of Produce

b. Eric RoiIroad Wednesday, Fec S-l25 pkgs Butter.
as2 bush Oats ~ bbls WHISKY % bales Wool 865 bbs,
~ bags Flour so hogs. 629 sids.. II rolls Leather
Bv Hudson Rrer Railroad Wednesday FEB 1919 bs.
PsoT ~ pigs Beef, SO do Butter, 10 bbls Ashes 4T&
eSh Os's. t15 sess "a rolls Leather. 500 Shesp. 302
Hses bills Liquor, 1875 bales Hay "a do Wool % do
Hsss, IS PIGS Hams, see bush. Com
h kess Rares Railroad, Wednesday, Feb 1875 bags
oal 7pkss Batter
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Passengers Sailed

IN ,h,y 1yoonarf from Boston for San Er1nciscoM,s
Mott &c aptans LADY, and Messs George Dodd
caleb Curtis Jr., and Vim. Floyd. of Boston, Martin L.
Washburn OF Hahfax, N s; Elss Il. SHAW, sho Gsolgs
Fs1Tar. Of Augu,ta Me o..
In sh,p Roebck from Boston for Son FrGncsco-ieorge
sapdersen wife and children and Christopher Woods
Of Boston, Cbas Perkins of Newburyport; Amos Har-
lis Vim g. Whitman, VIM Bryant, and John Manoney,
u Bangor. Die.
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Liverpool Markets. Jan. 81, p.

There rather Cotton offering to day. and prices
are scarcely so stiff as at the close Of yesterdays market
The sales are estimated 600 bales Of which spectators
and exporters have 900 The business done IN COT
ton-eCO Brazil at AID TO Cd 500 surat a. 3dai!d; 700
Egyptian at 3D. TO 6d and wheat 5000 American at Std
10 sd. ,,
There La, hardly been single transaction in breadstuh
this day prices very frm holders nsis ing upon
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MINIATURE ALMANAC ...THis DAT.
suN-Rza-. 80 Sets-..- 80 MoON-Sett -. -
HIGH wArgR-.--Feb 10
SANDY Eook 8 46 Gov Islasd.-e Sc Hell Gate. IL III
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Amnsements.

nODWORTH'S MUSICAL FESTI.
ONAL. AZ MErkot OLIrAN HALL. Cats Tno En-
on FRIDAY EVENING. Eco 90. oa which 90, ,sioa
afds-R their superb baas II - formers they wi
be szs sfed ~ he folio III ne ut AILsts
Mrs LAURA A JONES
Mr HENRY sQuIass. shs AmencAs Tenor
Nr GEO. = BRirO
HER KiEsER
MASTER THOMAS
Mr.. SEDGsWICK
MIR ALLEN DODVOarH.
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PORT OF NEw-YORK-.. --FEBRUARY Is.
Cleared,

Steamers Southerner Berry Charleston, Spoford Tile
ston Co City OF Richmond Foster. Norfolk. Mailer
Lord Penobscot, Whitecan Philadelphia NJ Sanford.
Shp-Cora Linn, Lambert, Glasgow Durham & Dimon.
Barks-Edw ard Patterson Apalschicoa K. Post, Jesse
Mitchell Copy, Glasgow. Edmondston Bros Tvoh,St-
son, Ponce, p X r p, Buck Co.
Bugs-Lucy Spear Hanson, Navy Bay, r. W. Trundy;
FayoTita White 81. Jago de Cuba. NJ NJ. Freeman Co
Schooners-Mary, Davis, Newbern, Medal Platt Co.;
Rose in Bloom Herman, New-Havep, J. H. Ravens; Ber
gen, Cole Petersburg. James Hunter CO.; A. K. Wet
more Dearborn. Richmond, G. II Person; Chas. Carroll
RaynOr, Philsds pha, W. Mckee.
sloep-Stil Hall, Studwell. Bridgeport Bayer
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a CARD.-Mr. w. G. DIETRICH has

A CARD.-Mr. w. U. DIE hlCH mas
IA the honor to inform his friends and the paoic tat
he " III give Grand InstrGmertsl Farewell CONCERT
on MONDAY next. Feb 49, q. the Broadway Cas- NJ, Ae
Chisese Assembly Rosml ON which eccss ON ne WI. De
by EraHd Orchestra cf 50 performers COMPRISE
the first talent in the United SLstss Ihe gaat Sntonie
uhe consecratsn of tones BY T. SP0HR Will Do played
Tickets 50 centa TO parts of the Halto he had a. the
music Stores and prr cipa hotels Doors open 7ocock
20 commence At s'clock. N; B.-Seas may he secured
without extra charge, application AZ she Hail, where
grams may be seen For further parteuA see pro-
eraBme. Sl s5'sa
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T KORMENDI, Professor of Magic,
H from Hungary, pupil 4 The ceebra'e ed D bier.
will have the honor Of give his FIRST pubic Gaud Masi-
cal Physical a,d Chemical soree Ia Metropolitan Hal
on THURSDAY EVENING. Ma en- g. 1854
Pr, No nd arrived TINS country from Turkey
the III # last and has been ely since
that tine In preparing the Hscetsry sppsra us for
OF his hceLt illusions Whlch have before
teen produced this count 10 shch he Noli most
spectHly solicit The ate noa and patronage - The Amer
public Cards " admission sec e. Ia hsd If M-sss
Sch h CO No. Isl Brasd<sy \ r Vsstsrm us
FEothsr,, $50 6fosd~av corner Rssdest FroBchs HEs
Shakespeare Hotel. and other us al places. isf I've
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NHE NETWORK HARMONIC So

T'HE NE 1UNN IANMOINIC DO-
IL CIETY will give their first GRAND CONCERT OF
the present year ~ the Tabernacle on MONDAY EVE
EING, Feb a.. The Programme Will conss. OF Gems
from HAYDN'S SEASONS. together with a choice SCI
lection Of Madrgals, Gees sc nc. Should any OF the
oders subscribers fail to receive their tickets up
TO this day they them BY applying 10 either Of
the upe efsigned Com who will be presen. q, the
Last Grand Rehearsal THIS (Tbursday) EVENING, at
Consttuton Hail. where Programmes may also be Oh
tanned. subcrpiions Ill also De received.
4 Arsk sys ssMp "a " E sMosPSMiS Er.cst,s
lsf lie h0Br. ANDREWS.
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THE POPULAR GRAND SCOTT SH
Il CONCERTS Of the FRASER FAMILY ., Hooe
Chapel Broadway, above <th-s-In comoiiance Win
the wishes of their epds and respsnd 90 the
very enthusiastic ptiop they have met with ia this
the Misses and Messs. FRASER will continue the.r
Concerts at Hope Chapel on TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY Of the pisseu. week. the 7Ih ls.h and
2lst Feb.
Tickets IS cents Door open al Conms nee ocls
I7fHs
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CANDS' SARSAPAkILLA in QUART

SANDS' SAkSAP AhiLLA In W
~ BDT7 LE3-For Pan y.Ds ne sSce. ~ ~ .ssosI.
Cure 81 osr frls hhenafIs1. aSp'fn Os'.s s.s
salt hspD, FetsT S.T~s. sp se.s,, ,x,r Com
AsTcuils Diseases. Clt.sr01s krstu ia'.,. Los
ANT. BfuAehis, Cea.uPp'on. sea- as.ioa aas
81 Apgets, zen. raj DeblIY &c i1u' .,oc. 10
Sew beTIe the iss 4 a ysa's ~ ssnt
hIst iisOa ucOn paoac favor AMI sc hsss s
10 the iO4 list of N ciea On u'ss .si,.h,d
vAee tss.meIiss and llt noes hass ossh ys.tb "a
ard who sill beafiaz dsIy fesi ANY 70 y. ..rioas
prove nslloi IA sueess IA Gu a 1Teoe'ss ~
dixes. for y heh q . Fecns 49, ID ,..ox,v
STILL tCAr4k fE,il fcNi a 80
GIBsoNs WE'LL ism. Jsa 1850,
MLssRs sands; ia the s9fA< a lSts ny ~ssicrr-
about seventeen ears 81 q; A,ked sa safl
Carer Der LOse. VIII "a - ntAusi 70
Jas iS5l, When she melcsd IIrg yssf etss "a
Its saIufz sfsc. slnosf ia, Jiats y AnssI "a
after usIlg few bottle the - en1fev Ss''"'
has remained o. slzes. rpsrx
Nery pDly ynnr r. Jill de
The stsi,ment Il Mr. Glees,l be relied o. i'' -"
ease Is vtll kBes IA h.s no 10 Md ..r,xs
TRENTON, Tim Jan. ~. 1857 =, N
Prepare and so'd. VhDezsi- sDd Tsfsf by n -
SANDS, Drrsgts aad Cbelis NJ 100 fni,oas go
nsr OF 10 I'm. sew York. sd a,ao ~ Oratrsss.
erAiy ~ othos,s ~. Nv ~ I4
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MASTER THOMAS
Mr.. ALLEN DODvOarH.
Director. ..-..--........-..-HARvEY D BoDvoRrH
PROGRAMME -FsnI
P.hS Msnasl,.oh. s.rtholody
E,'st Time IN ATsr.eA -,rhsFuii sanaL
kp y.h w%.is 'oa 'n' o''I. Of so,,.-
l, Ern.li Invelsai" Cnse IN solo......--.-...vsrd
4u. ~, M Ar'a D'i~ortA
Mr. L A. JOre..
WV "'''''' Her .fsr.
s. solo Coneestra--
J. TIE Baad, Q1ics Sc NON Ernani------..-vs-d
ed for lie Comet y. nd &,
D Dosing
P.tM
/. Grand Polka D. nqas d. Concert" coz
posed expressly for THIS occason -rhos Coz
Full bIL1.
J. The siN IF Love" Comet Sand sesoI,-
Mr. H. squir.i
J. NIolin Solo Theme AID VAnati as hon
N..t,r Tsr,os. H'h''
GiSrso Onoio." DUE f-om SEN rAmiis- Resin
; " The Dawn /. Bres eng DER Us"... Geo :. Brstos
r,,.r.p. Nm L Jo.s.
> Uncle Quick STEP 4 q n .5;.-,;s-----.------
BsOrs oyen a. : o'ci0ek Coaeeys can-asncs ala
TieAss y csais 10 De had al al the pnaclpll muse
nk Of the Concert
lac Ps,o-Fo1,s sssa on he from the naau-
iacisry ~ N Hall 3 Sons isfx
RROADWAY THEATER.-E. "A.
- MARSHALL Sole Ls.s.-rHIs EVENING
Feb 10. viii be Dsrformed-
ALL THAI GLITrERs Is NOT GOLD.
Stephen PluR--.Csavxy LAZY Lezthsrdgs Mrs y,rzr.
Amer Which. COUSIN CHERRY
TO esscisd: VIII Nh AND ' ass ST. all" S'''sh'"
SoIss and PLeaef, - cents Faaily Circle and Ups,,
Ter, cents; Pr1vsts BoIss. - and S. Dson oosr 4,
~ and psrtornaaees commence precisely e'eaoes
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vTNHE AZTECS, corner of Broadway
and Leonard sts-Ths.e Curious Little People from
Central America two ieet ne zh o0th ghns
only 81 pouhds-one 10 or H. the other perhaps
ACHE FstOfore deemed fabulous eItInetaBseen by
civilized nations. and squalled As living cunoses Of
pgmy FORM SIC and Character can be .esa at the
Society Library from II AID from to o'clock
day Tickets IS cts Children bali price. I29 lms
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the sur
IL rsEste Of the C1un'y q New vork notice . ss'sHn
f'ss 70 al gtls0hs HAVING = D4.s syEast hONbal a.
ROBBINS late II Ias Cify 4 Ney Yefs esess',se.
present be seGs WITH :a-s 'tfreOf 70 JAMS b;sN
Go No Broadway IN ~ Cfy 4 Neg f9is. - 80
before he 80 day of A3gas, ns1t -Dasa New fsft Wv
i7ik day oi f,DIu1y. lSJs ,,.s "A,
IgflaS6nrhs MARY ANS RO 1DlNs AZ.
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BOSTON, Feb. ls-An. brig Lucy Ann, Cape Hayten
Ontaro, Neg-YcTk
cd bark Como Charleston; schrs. Juliet, Richmond
Nancy BISHOP Norfolk; Phebe Baxter Alexandria; Char
ter Oak Philadep his; Gazette, and Globe do; May
Ann, New York 49, .,
CHAHLESTON, Feb. l7--Arr steamships Union, New
York; Pampsro, jacksonville.
CID. ship f. Buckley, New-York.
Sid schr Dayspring Philadelphia; steamer South Caro-
linz New York
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Domestic Peru.

ALEXANDRIA. FEB ie-Arr. bars Ja..,e, ST., A.,
der. Boo GA SD sehr .. rhom3.or ErS r., -
BALTIMORE, hso ls-Ar ships Qussa Vein.
SfAse. lsshofn; dsvaas- Adams. Ne Or can, ~.
Nlcio'y, Bofum, de Jaasir0, 3rgs ADoo.,sg,r- -
Mobile kishs DOaDe. Long. B1stoa: schrs ss~,,as
sssin. kev-IoIk: HeaTy Flzgsrsld EhaEks S5.,,.s
Man. Northern i GIT Dawes, ChaT,ssf5r I as,st9.
HuiehlnsoH, Aussa2ss Cid brig EneAantrsss IA Dr..
Ram DensraTA schrs. Arzmiata. ThOmnssn w.. I.i'.s
Jseksonvllle. Pa Truth Lswis, Charleston 49,
btCkSPOAr. Eco. i3-sld. schr. Hen lett. u.,-,r~.-
Ms.ALlzs isth, sehr. 5. p Bfo~n. Lanohisr BsrS,e.
BOSTON, Feb. IAN. Isabella Arbecsr, yewyo,k
CID ships AsoLAli Matt san Franc &C.: R,bsrt
farngton, Havana; Ce2almDo. Daab4r Ne. r,iss,.,,
ssars Ssk Sno~. Nan Say and IA, act; Nariy. =.
Asf We'd nac. San an Caba. SArah 4 lei, 4 -
Ianslsr. AlsxsHdrs. Sears. esEade' pha ia 80 w
Ia NM sh'ps vieisIy; Roesrt Pattsn Jsssehns; ia
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ro,s.,-ss ia. 10, Chesapeake. Lsubsoa -sus.r.
Pyneu.s-ss Jan e. 2 M.,dso; s'.' ~ln.s
Crssns: Lordos Bell. Mobile c,spa.a sad sia. Norsh
90 wiBsser Castle. sanp'". d. sid ana, Mon,ezama
lam. Cane. 90 n..:,' s.."9sis Pas'ac. e, NJ.
do; RIcssro ~. Perry do :ConsEantiss. Baniag d.
s.l's Jan 70 Amelia C1sn C,yds fr sss,sn;
EIsinors-Arr Jan. 90 Alwine. JspeeseE. caarIesios
ceiSssenVlrr Jan. 81, Ernsstps. Frsdchs New Or
"seS,ld,-Arr Jan rs. New-Hsnpshirs. Chase, New
Yok; Amelia, Boston tE:l
Bord.auT-Ifr Jan. %. Jenny, Erabe. New Orleans.
C.ti7-Atr Ian ~ Berlin. TSentf, New Ontaus-
EsTi.,-An. Jan q. New England -, New Or
To,A,v jar, 2s-Dursr he ga. Of the night Of tie 2sh
the Mar and Jrs Crowe fo5 New WORK parted an az
John Rayenal las also been supplied
Llpd'. Lst. JAP: as.
GiaT,ssrd-Arr Jan .. NAOMI Wright, Calso Prince
bsm,gae-Arr. Jan 81. Cesar. scharlOr, Shields, for
NevYSik with DO danased w'pnt spruag an 4 loss
fortsmouts-AIr. Jan. 81, Patrick Henry. Hubbard,
Iondou for Nsv-York
Piymoush-Arr Jan Il, LYDIA SOals, HAVE, FOR Apa-
NeTpert-sld Jan IS. Commerce. Henry Cha lesion.
LIv,rpool-AIr Jaa 81, Refuge. Wilson, New Or cans
Iamla.h~AIr. Jan II, Chiehain. Harvey, Troon for
ssyarnah-veIS iesky. az d must discharge
Cbde-sld. Jan; zS LochibO Boyd, Ne~-orieah'' :
Belfast LoGsh-Arr Jaa. as, John GarrOw, HamiltOs,
Liverpool foI New Orleans
Hsue-Au Jan 2j Napoleon Ter, Tetard, Charleston I;
Hevsta Marsh. New Orleans
St. Helena-Arr Jan. II. Prince, Richards, Shahshse
Louisiana Bar,ton Calcutta and both sailed 18Th, Tor
New YO.k.
[From COrrespondents.l
PHILADELPHIA, Feb lS-ArT1red-Barks Baltic
Honeywell New Orleans; Robert Morris Homer, Mataa-
za,; brss Capt. Tom Sms ley, Savannah Eliza Merri-
thew Williams, Matsnzas schr. Panama, Perry, New
YOIk. -
Ckered-Ships Grey Eagle. whpple, BIO de Janero; Es-
pnos, Chase, New-Orlesns brig + Lopez, keensey.
schPx Mary Patterson Bateman Provl1e
Mary Anna, Haley, Providence; L. strar'oa' s'euanS'
WashiBgten
NEWPORT, Feb. l7--Arrived-Bark RhOne, Garlic.
Apalach for Providence brgs Sacramento gdon
Zanzibar for Providence FornsI, Collins Matanzas for
Warren; L. s. schr Tanner, Martin, from cruise: WandO
Passo Eddy Fall River for Cuba; pilot boat W w John
SON. Smith from crnise; slOop Henry Casof, King, from
Eew-York.
CItared-schr. Gasssbeas Fuller, for New-YOrk
BY Telegraph.
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SATTLER'S COSMORAMAS-Flrst
kSeeriss e 1hibited corner Of l3hst and Brs.isay
Open from A VI tlil 10 O'Clock Pm. Admission q
These vots Of Art consist ~ collection II VIEWS Of
EUROpE, ASIA MINOR. SYRIA. THE HOLY LAND
EGYPT. NUBIA and ARABIA. They are skstchsd and
painted IN oIl by Prof Sstter. l6f ln'
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To Mariners.
The Can Buoys, recently carried from Their
rgs IN Gedpeys Channel have been replaced with SPA
Buoys. painted white and BLACK, perpendicular stripe
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VEW-YORK SUPREME COURT,

~ EW-1UKk SUThEME JUUKIi
4 Redmond Couny--J hI e. Tn mpso1 sgsind ia
Art&nn.-SnnnOns FOR molsy deIsEd on c'nha0'
Com. ot ser ITO ISAAC ANDER ON, dsfeAa1ht.
fea hereby summDned s4d required 70 snsssf ",
compliant IN ihis acton which ~ 6led the encs
the eTk ~ the County OF en- nDad. al hs Office tn
Ceskty Of Richmond, on ihc l9A daT Of Februay ~
tAd 10 ser.e copy % YouI ~ tbs sAd comH.A1
he lscs Der, a. his once NJ 80 Ess<a9-st. hs-
York CITY. WITHIN twenty dsss after the ssrycs oftss
nmoss gOa exclus ~ the ~ Il such ssrVee
AID gu fail - answer ne 50 plant within ,.e
time scIesst, the 9sBth n Will fase Jae5
mat aEsJt II for he q G1rdfed ssd 0ss
lars q my three cents 10 rom the thKJ ~
Or OF Ocioosr, ole ,saLd eight hsAd.a and forJeS
sstides tie cO.ts tf IN ac.1s.-Ostsi Nes-igs, f~
49, la52 JON HENRY HeDLEf,
1871 iSslVsfs' FIagalfs AuerssJ'
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JfSSENuIRS "as- 10 4 tom oil pla { :
VI on rou,rs %: fit'han'g, Worcester and
Nashua, vermont BuA igs., hcshsrc, sui
lryan, aud Nl',1ud aud BURLINGTON Sri!,racs
ttnpe.l. op- wi'h oi!i'r COMPANIES are 81
arranged lhsta EvrIr.s Mater cnn hc toy,
w4fa~d v,ih"u, delay ~ 0ny pat "f the !.
niicd State, tHuad1s, Provinces, or Lr'ui"
We assutp" - rrsppLs,biiHy lcgonG toe
terminus &c "IT route.
RaqN,s, 4 "a! .,ois,, 5cr't' md .hU'hGn
Gi-e generally. WITH d'spa'"h
NOTES, DRAFTS, biL!.. 50
COLLECTED, ptld 90 nrsr'at'd Sirchi. Pr"
ducr, aud .u.rchand,s", bougLtor s"!h. m,
all slnds Of LIp'rs' .initGrss promptly s''eu
drd =,
H. ,-rt,m, monty ~ parcels a. rp0.'h"rs
tl" ta'ur, the ainounl ~ net toe stated, riatf'
ylsr wr are not responsible. ga case cot i"as
a'.,ond tie sam 81 ~ dollar for aGy one
parcel
A. rarl ares sh"uld to nTd" ocmpaet 81
possible, sur rn rSelhgr a. ioss''s.'a an
lc-l ~ ,upd order ruG Gi-''r','y ~ 'Ffd, ~
~,lYrts buur'.s shnuld ir rCcprEpan 80
49,, written yT;crs, esI~r..rG, and personal d.,
signed
ir,-rs r-rr"' te taken, q b. -" rroh,L,,
Cd 1, ir,r po-i O....c D,rariu'rt
hNftra g-t s'.ou'a hc usgttd A." : .k :
= zee Erg'",
Prta.,.a! Dfr. To lfo5e Exchange. Eott,r
luf TI~a a RitE. P-npr'rirr,
+" u !,usso' Agsrf hallsaA
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w Size s-5.ctil.ers be'us appointed b,
the Hon PIo5A,e t9uu ipT tie d,a;tiCi 81
rz,rhsre~, conrn,.. IoBeTs 10 receive, exam
inc sn3 ad,Gs al CLAIMS sud crn.andi "a ms
the estate u Pol.T Co-asFeed late of wells
20 ss,i s;',ct 6errssec rspIcse ntrd IA.
.sig,a, snd - assta. ir0m tie ilh Gs
Of March i-i2. being sl.Sse- pv Ts'd court
i1r that purpose, we ID ttiereiu'e gaze notice
hat we y II siirae ,cise bss'HraI Of oar ssl1
: appointment al i'.e sEsii'ng hes.e u H"arg
q . ,d.p,eG "a. Wr.is, on ss@ ii,h dsy 81 -
IL nrSi ffa-i e}1e- ubtA J'c,oc. I II
a. rs-A of sd ~..s.
iis.ra b. 49,, ,..,t@ ID -aj ~ N.rcA is-e
iGIN EttpGS, s,..-..........
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4ta att ISL sil r,slWs eco iria7ru.ot u per.
, 400. arafu.l ih~ rstsi~ Ell ki4tr nsr.s zen.
Cd Cas1at.ss - slid dssirtrt frtessrsi. 80.
ttt.at,t tu.,',cis ADDS, r,otti,s ir Nd, ,ir
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regttIn. ghst-Afp...., ~ autartsiat. arte.
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as4l.si sac estste o.. i'Ls.a ruru.s lals Jt
Rutland 30 ,a4 t.s'rtct Gcceas~a, repre-
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. . Of .5ari!, To- Icing flowed by
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Esfcb~ sysr notice th-' A. Siii attend 10 the
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