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HOMESTEAD0.
S27 nm WORTH OF FARMS AND

S37 900 woRTa ,. OF FANS AND BgEIDISs
BE siyded among o subscribers on the evening Of the m
OF jam 1884 Zach subscriber for only Si3 payable in
irs.sE esm o. 20 each VIII receive four building lc By
titoly located At Lakeland, L. where shurch and
tehoolh6u,e ind number Of private dwellings,
shops and actore have already been crested several more
are beiag built and hundred will b. erected the
coming ssaon.
This Is a fne Opportunity o. getting clear .of paying
trtrmous rnt in New Noss md wing de shtal eoun
tEy rs,dee near the city where tao crt Of
isnDy circle can be fay realEed and where % building
"a. ana abb ut o sras been sod .nd sale, are
cty seng made 10 ineva pals Who ser careful cxADns
tia q M location and sscetsnns the qussy o. ths sol
ltlccng fof szrcrurs purposes being confident
tia lard chcsp calculated 70 Increase rapid, Ia
be had p.,hih h.5 icl OF the city Th, land
woue been al tskn years asok hu has been
tailed FOR tho laSs century and pstcly M
upWaras two hIndr3d years since which large a.es
bavs BE- en- hds where tne wild tssr oaued - lac
may Ne Beautiful cottages and uuNyn.si soids
With the abundant prOsu ioaa our mothsr es,th
Isia ore Of the best oprit pBioe offered 10 those
small mean. vho arc sestoss u nome Of thsir pur
chs,o enc r mere Vile; so &c farms con, each
eve o. ten acres ard upwards fro s5 10 IS sr acre
Al pcison wfng ~ hvs th mselves the orr rtvnity
now olefga e. tc'frs n4H sagm fpiz dld baIua IA
or VI tApft se3 maze t.ntsl ats appleasa
hey ste afy ali do ltetd ef Apply ghA sIEs WOOD
trs dgaNs terrace 81 Fult'r treet. valro aud
NJ 4.
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Nicaragua Route to California.

Sunday ming, Jan 10, 1915.
DEAR SIRNet doubling that will be grAthed to
esye f. linz touching our progress thus far now take
Abe sareeabe and latest intelligence Of
age In behalf OF myself and brother officers have say
that and oourcsy desirable has been extend
ID toward fm the eissr Of the Norshsrn Mg,s-.he
captain frat officer ahd Others From tho Of
TIE cpD dutes of have had the pls
Of MEETING him continuously with the and first
ohcc Messs Lord and Turner who have all occasions
shc.n she utmost hindno and regard for comfort and
welfare Therefore thus Tar
and pleasant and In my udgm emit If all California steamers
- well oeered as the Northern Light they eannst t
OF liberal patrorAg from Yelling nunity Ny
detAoAnen, all recovered from SEA- Sickness and
IA good health. sailor that End the mechsn
seal part Of letter writing boarda rolling ell ,bo
rous as must BY asking 20 show this letter
friend Cal Sw ords, VT on mised so.se
progress thus f,r He doubt will then
also writ to him sir vita great respect 30
W. N. GklER, Breyet Msjor Captain LIST Dragons,
din det1ohm cut United States recxui.s.
Mr.. c. MORGAN No. Bowling Green, Ne y York
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STOLEN GOODS

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE. JANUARy !.
~ 1854 Owners wanted Al ths romba ceatre 49,
for enc pair Of sold one geld one par Of
tsck and fancy H. lot or BLACK al rsnc,
goys lot Ct black and fancy wells ona ot at sh iSa
and table covers, one lot OIL bgntei oscocs (oom5n a.
10, q Lead pe, hosiery atd saeens Iot oil Eurod
stsYls, fancy g,lors cne t.echs shawl
go. II. @ala1LL. CHI. ..g..ss
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THE TRADES, &C.

WAETID-A BRIcKEAKER, WITH SUFFICE Ut
capital TO manufaeurs two or three millions Of
brick year except the clay fire sandstone fuel yard
which viii be furnished rare chance Apply
70 H. IT, Casey Of Hanover Pearl street
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Coart CaIendar-Ihis Day.

COaKt CaIeMdAT-VMB Oays
OnTED STATES DIsInCr COURT Adjourned to Tuesday.
SuPRKxI CoURr-Circut- 923. 440, 946, $50, lac
10 1853 l65, loo, lb7, 169 1s0.
surRoa OouRr-T,o branohes-Nos. 300 2as, 297, 29s,
SOL lB6 $780, 800 3o3 304 800 3o8 Z 8. 49, 1877, 1885,
212 90 2ss 10, lzs 29b 900, slo sll ais ala al6,
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Fashionabls Clothing at Great bargains.
ALFRED kUNRoE CO., No ~ Broadv e, n oraes
assuss sasr pfi;s s nssd s%s hef
ooh winter siOshiss ~ discount o. - per
,sni frOm their regular MARIE prices.
Fashionable Clothing at Great Bargains.-
A.as are "a u
ready made clothing SO 10. As 10 msss .h' wants Of Ill
garment give CALL and they shall net DO disappointed
shirts-Dursble, well lifting shirts, cnn n
hsd ready made ., made 80 cfds5 A. hcLAToa
2 Ive sp al
so gloves and article in his Se At the lowest
prices.
vaIeneiennes Laces from One Shilling 20
Esv with well :se.s sss'h o. sS' srn,s
.aps &e 40. ROBERTS 7o9 Broadway Ninth street.
Wholesale Straw Goods Hopse.-To tho
ises'rs Of straw sceds-A; Leland Co: are now pre-
ss'E GRi re HEh iSs 1.;
sEt aszxes trisss ~ the osss ony. Also. ther usual
's :" meas 'N' 'I z Ls n an co. III Pearl s,rssA
To Hat Manufacturers-Be not Deceived
The only machine for hlndss hats DO Grover
person o.a bad thirty dfty dozen per day
fore the Insh q the spring business all
who r,luire Thorn 70 supp with SINCERE eevc
l. 4 SINGER 4 co, s2s Broadway.
Defiance salamander safes, Gaylsr's Pa
'sus- ROBERT u. PATRICK Is the sole nanufaotursr n
ss and The
s.rspoii..a Msshsnss IasN.Ss Ws.SIsssss and +:
"a door below a .oif ~ f'''
Hair Dye and wigs.-RatcheiOr's Manu.
ss.e1 ses sss .zsiols, removed 70 No as Broadwsy
World 10 sppeson q his famous hair ayo and as
tsSag, esi dooY.
why arc Hair Dyes generally Unpopulari
seesuso thoy stain tbs scalp burn the behind
4. S. An. i. o aS d. give an with sH
Aye II free nom eauss and no human being can tell M
sHiss ii ssSss fis
The Liquid Dye, for Instantly Converting
red grey hair into black brown prepared BY DR. Gov
RAUD neeas no exnavsgan puff ensure saies IL is IS
yimPles &C. His psudrs subtle for nproGng hss
n .y w OF srs
The Manly Moustache and Plcturcsgu
1ns This no IDLE Sas trial viii
IT, bottle 'is'S 'shs aa
Wig, Toupees and Hair Dyeing-BTed.
HURST BEARD, Aa den lane, have just been awarded
Isdic. Bach and brsids eurs and vsrosy
entail hair work always hand warrantei nos to
shrink o, change color.
Professional Card..Drs. Il. q :. Hunter
receive diseases Of the lup daily from A. NJ 70
p n. At their oioe 762 Broadway few doors above
eighth street. Refer A. Lambert Esq Mayor OF Brook
Barsha Warrington. D. O. and other persons Of
snova resp eotability.
The World OutalOne w. Davis War
bis infammatory exrpa.or TO tootbAche
yia rheuma throat oolds AIMS flesh
wounds burns &o hundred and sixty Gases q
sothache aAd twenty of sprans were ouSea with
th!s article 'h0 woek past. ls2 Broadway.
The Rsquital; or, Poris, London and New
Eight coum thi and original will
DO published the sunday Courier Of the 2sh q Janusry
chaptrs will by this have the opportunity DO not
negect In addition the Courier will contain great
rety of sparkling reading, notices. summvry origin
sketches tales ederias items theasriosl criticisms mail
telegv aphic ntegen &c Price three cents
naXahnya. And
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NAsaire Among the many astonishing evidences of the
power Of achnery and the perfection which 10 has
attained worthy of examination and
notice than the steam brokworks OF Mr. Francis
n smith The proprieter has in constant operai
his frat cses aet ines, for which gold med awarded
him by the Maryland institute tince that tine ho~ever
he has introduced such improvements Ia ths opinion of
scientific warrant the merit of invention. Tbs
medss sperand never.helsss s quite simple, The clay is
wheel sloug plank scafting to the puvczer tho
aoI Of maehne which converts !, into dus.
tlis state !. thro- into she machine which ayolves
pressing the clay down Ia sets Of moulds ia
each frame which mere on railway bsnsath The moulds
discharged in the ususl wy The clay /, worked much
ritter than can be cone with the hand asd gives sodity
70 the brick and correctness Of form rarely equalled We
thirty broks per minuicthe average speed however s
twenty ave Ter minute 10 will easily produce 10 900 per
day. We next In operation similar machine worked
b horse with the result-the bricks being
respect and fifteen made miauto Machinery has
hitherto been directed to either tho clay
mrd. The present Invention 10 intended for medium
tween thete extremes had t. mould he bricks from
tempered 10 consis TT for the poers su.a
HE for brick and consequently In quality
nearly BILE the latch brick Tho per
srdp slab. chiefly boys 1he diff
applyrg chnery to the rapid
liar the simplicity Of greatly
ecnrg the liability of accdent and abe noderae have
resulted from the invention besides there Is ,0e
tinpg gs tho operators Each must be
y ct his cat and obliged brisky At his
sAs maohine will not allow lsz.ness waits
fer NO one.
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York Eight ooum MS Of thi and original will
DO published in the sunday Courier Of the 2sh Of January
and those who disappointed in securing she opening
chapters will by this have the opportunity Do not
negect In addition. the Courier will contain great
riey of SPARKLING reading, notices. summary, origin
sketches, tales, edterias items she.triosl criticisms mail
aphc ntegen &c Price three cents per copy
Fer sale by all the agents newsboys &c and serve
In every part Of the city and places adjacent by faithful
floor.
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| osI Oh sToLEN-f5 REwARD--oN JANUARY U.s.
~ tne exnibtion OF Perbar Seven Mi Mirror porte
s,a aS,t eSn,,ainng between and and note sGOO
vcseber At thrte months OF Eugene
gosars In favor o. csthsrre csltn. The nnder Of the
apye VII receive ths shove reward sending arle
kgainst receiving said nots. ' ~ A4'iebS rssnoa
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This Cloudy Weather Is the time to call mt
ROOTS premium gallery, 1853 Broadway and get ono
those beauSfol cryoa pictures tsken The Worlds Fair
prsmium has been awarded Root Galley open day and
evening. Admiration . -
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20 Cents for n Good Dagucrreotype II one
q r. i'm porsan. mon.y saving age
sne OF the people, as Thousands will testify who
ebtaned these Portraits and them TO
AMI taken OF them. Rooms $50 Roadway REEFS co.
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SALES at ACCrIOE.

UCrloN EoFiCH.-RICH CABINET vURNIIuRg
"A mirrors, pianos; IAney Eoads 4t-sAAgEL osGooD,
tclook ~ the GALES room 81 Ssmau street.
d . sHs Asnd sn
fair cloth mirrors, paintings bur aus bedseads oung
hs sSo be ss S
Wnees Also, lOs Of plated ware
A UcTfoN NoTIoE-H. WILSON AUcTIosEER,
h.d aan si s,' aSs. char. Ss ns ss.
mirrors oouohe. &C. Ass SO chests green and black
tea. 200 boxes sesafs for cash.
A UoTIoN NoTIoE,-THos. BELL. AUcTIoNEER;-,
o'clock in the sale rcOm 10 North William street Of
counting house desks mattreses pictures chairs bureaus
& ses aiS S siHsas aan'' ana 0'''ss'
n upss Tie premises At ii o. lock A. on the 9Th day
III: s s not sns dIs q 4 p,y.s
soas sooiya A.. s
secular. suise Ralph ivisS corner q Aefs and
street New York id sScr Of John smith, Nassau
I'm. N. cnorr Auetioneer. y ~ "NiA' A1~'A'''''''
UcTI0N SALE OF WINES, LIQUORS, sEaAEs.
.ssr weekly sale On s..a:S.y J.as.ry aloei
ost Teanred r srsngers conssness Will please send
: - = PETER Parks, Auoserser :, N.s.au ..rees.
a LAY CO. win sell \ .sstia. % Thursday, Ftidsy
and satuI day January 18th 9th and Path, st O'clock,
the sssisnees OF a. H. Moore tho vol known BOOKSELLER she
whole the stock Of ysusbe books including
works and large number Of stan ard and mscss
books best bound ia. costly
among them will be found n,sms works. vols 0 1bon
Decline snd All q she Roman EupIe vols Lord Kngs
boroughe great work hexoan antiquities vols folio,
halt morocco 6hakspears's sonnes elegantly Illustrated
strlckl1nds Queens Of England yols Walpoiss works,
vols 4to; Boccxcuios Deesmeron vols illustrated WaV
erey novels 50 vols There large number Of later
valuable travels exauisitey ooorst
works animated naturs several tets OF French classics
extensive illustrated works. also The best editions Of
Irving Go,dan TIL Scott. Coaper, Buger Chauosr Pope
Fielding johnson Brysat Lou9elow. Hslleok kdgeworth,
smse an others too 70 detail In an advsr
In calling hensnson OF friends aud the pub
lilo 10 ii sale, which will form most desirable opportunity
Tor completion OF Pr,ssse ws beg 70 state that
lot vii be absolutely cold ths highest bidder, by
Ger of the sssnoes Catalogues ready In day or two.
A IL. HlCOLAY,
ADWAkD SlNTZENICH,
Late chief salesman Of II ii. Leeds a Co.
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PUBLICATIONS.

NEW Law BooR.-sUPPLEMENT TO VOORHEES,
supp ement 70 the seoond and third editions "
n%hret Annotatd Code, containing all the dsons AND
rnies o. Court tince tho publication Of the second
EDITION Of ssid Code. vol 80 pages Price 81 Just pub
thed, and or tsle by JOHN s VOORHEES,, Law Book
seller New York Upon receipt Of 81 copies will bo mailed
prepaN, 70 any part o. the United States.
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The World Outal0ne. &c. w. Davis War
his nfammatory extrpa.or TO tootbache neu
altia tism Group throat oolds sprans flesh
wounds burns &o hundred and sixty cases Of
oothache twenty Of sprans, ousea with
this article ihe woek past. l92 Broadway.
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AsuAA Va thc AWehtH Atc4smehts- LautcS, II
you vih white satin and linen gaers bronze kid tippeIs
h. for this splendid ball. wish cloth boots
midi rubber Leaf should the leather stormy patroa
sse s. d. NIL LER 4 CO., 1874 Canal ttreet
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Fashionabls Clothing at Great Barga AIMS ss
ALFRED kUNR0B CO., No ~ broaaway n oi sn,
srmmer foods viii offer limited time their I'm mens
readymAde winter clothing, ~ diacoans " ~ pe
,ent from their regular "a arf OF prices
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AN Evening on the Vasor.--.. yoc,Yrn.
ard asSicssea 70 all lovers and nsturs
srmense success JUS. published Sy Lon ~ IN
SO Broadway Price s. cents. "aihAs'
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O"Ius-DM ds-Cards--Carfis!--f ;ortlon's, 81
sp f. e. u the phase 10 ordor csrdsit being the only
gsh rint cards fast and according 70 Ia tns
Pre- resuiased' Quick and oheapp-the pubo's tase
CAlA G0RDON'S 81 Nsseau ssrett
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REMOVALS.

fyORPORATl ON ATTORNEYS OFEICE-THE OFFICE
Of the CORPORATION Attorney will hereafter DO at No. %
Chambers etreet, second floor
JOHN D. HAsKIF, Corporation Attorney.
New York, January 20 1855
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REWARDS,

coz RAwARD.-LosT YxsTsRDAY, THURsDAy
2LO one hundred dollars In city bills, by poor man
who Will be utterly ruin II he hnd r. II &c.
con who has found IL viii bring It 10 tie he will re-
ceiye the ateye reward ane his sincere thsnks.
JAMES SHELTON, l33 First aveuue
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A New History OF the jews, by Morris j.

Turtle Soup I-Grecn Turtle soupi-At
eied ~ one dollar per quart, '1F
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Assignee gale OF $4,000 Worth or Nib.
fons laees and en- eties st H. Warmers a,e sto,
s7S pr seway Sale 70 oomloen Saturday Janusry 81
~ 10 O'Clock A M and 10 last till O'clock RI esob a.
until the entire disre Of stock Hlinor,
are rvitea TO attend this sale. BY OF der ef Ss
MADDEN A sTEWApr
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IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIEs.-rHK
~ bubint Of This Office will be transacted In the base
go. = Gig a.n formerly pGcpRiad by sas Msriuo
Coura Bhkln JbOa1V Is. uRDl,
Commisaio-sr Of Repairs and Sup plies
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tire In Warren street, Cotton will sell tn day.
Friday January At l0k O'Clock ~ ~ Warren street. the
entire q .hrs: story in para
and curl cha oil paintings marble top centre sofa and
card tables voair chairs uch curtains carpets and
ocoths feather bed twrnty uirty hair mAttrosses
dressing bureaus looking ssssss bedding Of al kinds china
article must be taken this day and TO Sale
emptor he hons VI
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VUANT2D-A SITUATION, BIZ RHSPECTAbLE
w yoang Hsfmstress, or ~ seam stress and
ohambcrmsd Inc best OF city reference given Please eau
l39 East Einetoenth street. tetwsen Second
and bird
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sise knowledge the az su Of thsss tickets
thtre yea 70 cell II howeyr, there unsoId
osy may be obtained ut Academy san G63 Broadway. Be
% hand eArly 10 the norning and may AsaertAin
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DAME CELEBRATlOE-TBE ONE HUNDRED AND
seventeen tn anniversary OF tho birthday Of Thomas
Panc will he celebrated on Monday evening, January 30
with bail and st the Cts assembly Rooms No 45
Broadway Ianeing will com nenee a. O'Clock liekcts
hsll Bowery, Sunday, troa 20 o'clock H.; At
klane de bo5k etorc, s. Nassau street.
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FOUL MEADOW.

Foul meadow grass. POa NTrota,) is u
most excellent grass Tor haymaking. and as
such is deserving Of greater attention from
the farmer. Ii is a luxuriant, sweet. stocky
grass, delishting in rich damp soil. In ap'
pearance il is much like Redlop. but is more
iuyuriani and stocky. 1t is placed down by
botanis,s rs perennial; hut IN this we think
ibev are mist, en-, and that foul meadow IS
a biennial. This accounts for the Fact that
foul meadow j. 81 easily " killed out. Be-
ing of luxuriant growth it is cut before
much of IL goes tc se"d, and thus u does
NOT perpetuale itself, and too often runs out.
The true policy is to lc, it = sow itseli.
This it will do if left to Itself Having be-
come ,ipe the seeds shatter out, and come
up in the fall, ripening the following year;
thus increasing the number oi stalks, and
spreading sell over the adjacent soil.
If cut before it is ripe, this chance of self.
propacation is destroyed. Now there is no
grass that can he let TO ripen with so little
disadvantages tois hay-maklng properties.
Alter The heads of fowl meadow have ripen'
ed and the seeds have falen out, IT will be
found that the lower portions of the stalks
are green. lively and juicy, promising. all
the good qualities for hay making, This is
a pecuiarity in the foul meadow grass pos
sessed by no other grass. The Fact is to
he accounted for by the nature of the grass.
I, is juicy and grows very thick and com
pnct. so that the sun rarely reaches the low
er part Of the stalks 10 dry them up. This
grass Is the most profitable grass to grow in
''runs' and meadows, where the soil Is
rich and danp 1t delights in the small del
ias al the mouths Of brooks, where 1t Is Ell
riched by ever spray or fash OF water, or
ON lands irrigated by spring and fall fresh
cts. In such positions, it will produce as
much hay as can well be made upon the
around. the swaths showing as much solid
and valuable matter rs many OF the ordina'
~ windrows upon upland in the country.lts
sweetness and heart, commend II to stock
in general, and we hope that it will be more
generally introduced among our tarmers,
The seed is readily to be bought at the seed
stores, and those who do not grow 1t now
will do well to commence its cultivation
upon all lands suited to its nature. On
lands appropriate to its culture, there can
be no more profitable grass for hay-making'
There is pastare grass cultivated gener'
ally in England, and in some sections IN our
country that is worthy oil general introduc'
ton through our Stale. '..a ..
This is known as the ..
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Bridal Robes VS. the Winding Sheet.

A mos, melancholy circumstance, which
recently transpired in the eastern section Of
the city, affords another mounlul illuslIa.
lion of the sweeping inroads Of death among
the fair, young and beautiful, even upon
The very threshold Of life's most Joyous mo-
men,s OF love, hope and rosy anticipation.
Last Thursday evening was fixed upon
for The marriage rites between q young cou.
pie in East Baltimore. A warm affection
had long existed between the parties, even
three years ago, and arrangements had part.
" been then made for their marriage, but
The match was broken of through The exer.
lions ofihe young lady's parents, whose
only objection, however, 10 the nnplials,
was the youthful age OF their dauahler;.-
Shortly ailerwards,lhe young gentleman de-
parled for the Far West, and shortly ailer
his arrival, he opened correspondence
with the objcc, OF his affections, which was
afterwards kept up between them with nn-
firing Regularity. A few months ago,to The
great Joy of The lovers. the parents d The
Young lady consented 10 her marriage with
her far off sri,or, who then urged and en-
treated for an early period 10 be named.for
tue CcItItlOUy. hU iut aiuu-V'uS"o "s's
finally made, and the happy day was fixed
upon 10 come eft on Thursday last, The day
previous 10 which The bridegroom had deci-
ded 10 arrive in this city. The last letter
received by the lover from his intended,
brcaihing fond hopes aud affeciiona,e aspi.
ralions, was received two days previous 10
his departure 10 fulfil the wished for engage
meni, aud throughout his journey, which
lasted something over week, he indulged
doubtless in The brigh, visions OF future
happincss, and when. on Wednesday even.
ming las,, he was whirled into this city with
locomotive speed In The Western train OF
cars, that delightful feeling Of happi.
ness, within the very grasp, thrilled
through every vein with the fever Of de.
light. ..,'..,,. ,,,.,....,f.. -aye /.
with all practicable speed he has,ened
from Camden.s,reei Depot TO the dwelling
of The parents Of his intended. in The eastern
section Of the city. Knocking hastily al
the door, he was admitted by ian elderly
servant with saddened face, and upon
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Experiments of Lord Kainard. England,
With covered and uncovered Manure.
UNCOVERED MANURE.

N ..r UNCOVERED MANURE. .E.
lst measurement, l acre produced Z tons
5 cwt., 8 lbs. of Potatoes. ....,l. ..Y l..
2l measurement l acre produced tons
Is cwt. 80 lbs. Of Potatoes. '' ''-' .'.
' I" COVERED MANURE. 'i|.. ''
'' lst measurement, acre produced III tons
II cNt. SO lbs. OF Potatoes. it.t
2d measurement, acre produced III tons
u cwt. 26 pounds of Potatoes. ..i .
AS soon us possible after the potatoes
we're harve s,ed, the>felh was cleared, pow.
ed and wheat drilled in, at the rate OF three
bushels per acre. AS soon as the weather
was suitable in the spring, the whole field
cot dressing Of 3 cwt. Of Peruvian guano
Ter acre. During the winter very little was
apparent but shortly after the application
OF guano. the wheat on that. part manured
by the covered dung look decided 'ead,--
which it retained all summer. The whole
field was cut on the Goth Of August, 1852,
the portion manured by the uncovered dung
being at least four days earlier than the 9th.
er. AS before, the Two separate portions OF
each half Of the field weIe measured, cut
and stocked separately. On the 4,h Of Sept
each portion was thrashed, grain carefully
measured aud the straw weighed. The re-
suit was as follows t......t.c ......