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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20

NEW- JERSEY RAILR0AD-For PHlLA-
N DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, vis JERSEY
CITY-United States Mail and Express Lines Leave new
York II and and Through ia four hours
=. rs In 4 and IS In aud IL a and p IN Inc rev
jersey Accommodation Line leaves al IL at stopPi q
at ali waytatois Through Tickets sold for CINCINNATI AZ
and The West and for Baltimore Washnston, Norfolk
and through baggage checks Washington in IN aud
IN IN.
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Tor BREMEN via SIMULTANEOUSLY
andy Commander will sail for BREMEN touching at SOUTH
LPTON TO land the mails and for Eng aud
SATURDAY, Feb - O'Clock from PiOz
No 81 North River. - . ,,.zu
FROM SrwYoRK TO SOUTHAMPTON on BREMEN:
In First Cabin Main Saloon. ..................Sl
In First Cabin Lower SalOon................' llO
In Second Cabin. .''.''''' Wv
An experienced Surgeon is attached 10 each steamer
Speeie delivered Ia Hsvre or London.
No parcels received on the day Of sailing
All Letters must pass through the PostOfhee
Dor freight or passage apply TO - . =, ,,,u,,.
G. II. SAND, Agent, No. II South Wihi.nH
The steamer HERMANN will succeed the washington ana
ssl March a.
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CUPERIoR COURT Of the City Of Nex,YoEk;

CUPERIOR COURT OF the City of New York
- ALFRED NoXON PRESIDENT OF THE FARMERS
BANK OF SARATOGA COUNTY, sssina III 4 CONNER
CTLL MUTUAL MARINE INSURANCE COMPASf.-
suu mons for mon. demand (oom not served
TO The You hersby nmoned and required 20 an
.uer ths complaint hi. seon which this day sled n
the oee OF the CLERK Court the Comfy Of New ork
City OF and 10 serve copy Of your answer %
tbs said complaint the subscrbers their Once NO
within twenty days after the service
OF this Jou exclusive o. the day Of such sees
ara HI you f. the said complaint within The TIME
sfors.d the plaintiff will tAke Judgment azanst
you for the sum hundred AID twenty ave dollars wh
interest tror tie frat Of September thousand
hu and four besides he costs Of tn. s1lon-Dstsa
J.npsrr - le56' STEVENS L HOXIE,
80 lau6wW Plaintiff . Attorneys, No rs beskmanst
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III LINFRPOOL-The PERSIA, c. II. r. Judkins, Com
usnder es from the with the mails and pas
,eneers for Europe WEDNESDAY, 10Th Inst.
will leave the Company'E dock atJersey City WIN
The passengers for the Persia at ia =.
hAN '-~' 49, ' CtTNARD.
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nf an nrder nf the Surrop ate

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork notice is hereby even 70 ell
person. having claims against CLAUDE JEAN BAPflsIE
lUBEhT late of the City Of New OIesls LouAns DECEASED
present the with vouchers thereof TO the sub'cnber a.
No 81 Wast in the City Of New ok on OF before
tie teuth day Of April neIDsted New York the lst day Of
October 1855 -. - .-.
~ Isw6noTn WILLIAM W. RUSSELL, EIecutor.
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FoT Freight or Passage Apply 10 =, ,.,,r. Nv
FDWiD X COLLINS, No. IS Wall-st, N l.
BROWN SHlPLEY Co, Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co,
No n Austen Friars, London.
Il G. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris.
The ships will not be accountable Tor Eoe
xax,r bullion srece ewelry precious metals
hess b sdng signed therefor, and the value thereof
shppers will please notice that the ships Of this line
not carry any goods contTAbsnd Of war.
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RAILROAD. = THREE

nENNSlLNANIA kAlLhpAD. = lnhcE
DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHlLA-
DELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.-The MORNING MAIL
TRAIN leaves PhlsadIhia for Pts9ush a. IN sIe
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh al 80 m and r,ey 60
O. rlnsasIrhia Az $50 o. NJ THE NIGHT EMPRESS
RAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at IL N, and
Pffsbureh for Phisdel phis at 9; 70 =, M 49,, -,.
1 hv lines connect Pittsburgh with the railroads 10
and from 81 Louis No Alton, Gaena and Che.so limos
Frankfort Lexington and Louisville Ny Terre haae .n,S
sprlrs6ed Beefontsiue Ssndusky Toledo Cleveiani %
inn ba Zspesve Maaon and Wooster, Ohio; also VITA tae
Steam Packet boats from and 10 NeW-Onea3s - i-'' ~
Vile and Cincinnati .., Il, -. = 80, lie
For further hand bills IN TIE hotels o. tais eiy
Passengers will and this the shortest uiosi A' ~
Portable between the East an West j,
Through tickets be had either Of the aooTs-neh'S
places IN the West. Of
J.H. RUTTS, Agent New Jersey Railroad o, 100, OF
Courtlsndt-st w-fOrk
J. l. ELLIOTT, Agent. Pennsyiy AHA RAILROAD 10
No. Astor House. BrOsdway New fcrh
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, llth and Market -
Eew.l oTk, Jan, 1855 Ph'lsdelpoAA
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- President the Farmer Bank Of s.aos. Ceaaty .s,n,'
WILLIAM r. CLARK, THOMAS J. CLARK, II. r. WOop-
WARD and THOMAS x. JOEES.-Summons or money de-
usnd on eoatraott Con. Lot servedl To the DEtEND-
ANTS: You hereby summoned and required sns~er ne
complaint this scton which thls day TIED IN the On e
Of The Clerk the City County o Neviors 81 the Cay
OF kswY and % cory Of yOur answer 70 ne
subscribers their Office IN the City OF Ns"
YOrt within twenty Gays after the service VI tts aoas On
Won e1eirv. Of the such service and you TAI .
sver the sad complaint within tie time AFORESAID the pa.
IN iks action viii take judgment sEas; Tor he SAM o.
hundred eEht dollars and ty cents with mt
from heeni day q May thousand eight Asa
ffty osr besides tie o. this ae0nDttel December y
les sfE| khS HUME
so laSs~W Flair ttf's Attoraeys No . besknl.h-t
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Goal.

A NTIIRACITE COAL-Best quality Red and
"A WhteAb Of al kinds and sizes constantly on hand and
SAMUEL THOMPsoNs NEPHEW, No Us Pearl st.
Ysrds-No. IS Gold-si., between Fulton and John
Corner Of 7thav. and 2lstst
Corner Of Rivington and Suholk-stsL
BRECKENRIDGE COAL.-A small supply OF
this eeebrsted COAL now being received and will be
cold a. &l5 per delivered, fl4 If taken rom yard
Orders left az No Wall st. fTHOMPSONS ohee or a. the
yard Of Hthst and Sthsv CAL ana see ~ oufn
either place. T. j.. oNoN, COsI Oeaoi.
ENGLIsH CAMEL and ORREL GOALS
H or quality, delivered in any part OF this city or
Brooklyn. by . ..-.... :. .-,n
YsTds-No. IS Coolest, between Fulton and John
Corner OF Rivip gton and Sufolk-sts.
Corner Of 1thsv. and 2lstst.
Dealers supplied on liberal terms
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SOTTHERN RAILROAD LINE

Vl -TTavelers for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS. KANSAS and
oil points West South obtain Through Tickets
and OF information concerning routes fare &c, either BY the
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, OF NETWORK
CENTRAL RAILROAD by application at the Companys Vi
fee No. 90 broadway. corner Deyst
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1neia = Rnbber GOODS.

VNDIA-RUBBER GLOVES and MITTENS-
n woolined for in cold wet weather; Ladies ho9e
Gloves fr sveerng Of coal fires &c Oystermen MT
tens expressly working in water' heavy Gloves aud A
e. a. orLers In ards For sale at all Rubber Stores
and Ly the GOODYEAR GLOVE CO., Is Johnst.. stairs
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CUPREME COU RT-William L. Horn,

CUPREME COU RT.-William L. Horn,
- Plaintiff William Harris, WiEam Harris H., Joan
" Audubon, Luei1s sfuiih Henry A Cram, ne Miyef
Aldermen ard Conner sfy Of the City Of New OK %
People CT the Stae Of Newfork, Amos Hawk, Joan hI
lie American Frcheree Bank Thomas Owen bDe TnosA J.
Owen James L. P.ce james 3. Gilman Charles b. klnA
Herry T. Hrsfed. JHstus Z FADE Peter v klg, AsHa-e
" Chatter William 3 Pophau. Augustus Bseeker sd~eld
5 Houzhion. LoEeaLo n Arnold, John q. Mile. sae -
W.ldo Defendants. To the Defendants, AMOS HAN n SS
EDWARD 5. EOUOHTOS: You hereb, summoned .1a
required he complain; in this se0n, Whsh u hsa
AZ he Oce the Clerk Of the City and County Of New
u The City Hall the City Of Sewfork and 20 1--we eoy
Of vour the ssi amt the sab-esioer az
oyce No G. Wallet IN The City 0i New ora Will
treuty asr the service Of This you
Of The av Of reh service and ycu fall 10 answer the so
within Inc tine Aforesaid, the painnn u tA 500
viii arlV 10 Tire for the relief Demanded IN the compliant
D.fe3 Ser Yogk, July 20 1855 .~
s LAWRENCE, Attorney FOR Piatntih
The COMPLAINT referred 70 in the Above suDos as ne ~
The Ofcc Of the CLERK e the City aid Comfy % Ne"d
S'e iswlsvW' J. 5. LAWRENCE, Attorney for Plaintiff
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Of tie County Of New York notice is hereby to all
tersoDs having claims against ISAAC LEWIS late Of the CITY
If Newly clergyman, deceased present the same Win
vouchers thereof the subscriber the office OF r. ke'ehun
No 70 in the City Of Newfork or before the
twenty Eff day OF May neItDsed Ne.York the hth day
Of November iel5 HARVEY p. PEET Administrator.
~ laN1E rrW
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Ocean 6teamers, &f.

CPECIAL NOTICE. PACIFIC EXPRESS
y COMPANY, No. l4 Broadway-Gieater Reduction IN
Prees-Ereehts California only 20 cents y Ihis me
only Company e1ar who have their Agents on the 18th
mus expressly attend the forwarding Of their freight AID
reveu the frequent Of complaint made by clippers
shavng esht left behind lost or damaged Ia s transit
from sbp TO ship for California, South
America Oregon Sandwich Islands, and China, will be dis
patched By the United States Mail steamer George Law via
Panama On WEDNESDAY the Goth inst, ia charge Of a
STeca Messenger through to destination. Feighs received
nh IL o'clock Small parcels and letters until - p m day Of
sailing No connection with banking business with auy
other express. VIM II HALL, Agent, No. 1A Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20

Of the County Of New York notice is hereby TO all
persons having claims sgsin JOHN CLARKE late Of the
City Of deceased TO present the same with voucher.
the subscriber his Office No 81 Broadway in the
CITY Of New before the tenth day Of March next
Dsted Eew-Yorf, the 10Th day Of November, 1855.
ri l.wS1nW DUDLEY FIELD, Administrator 6c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20

GREAT CENTR A RO L I E. -
~ The Through Ticket and Freight Office Of the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
their Railroad and Steamboat Connections 10 Che ago.
Milwaukee Gslena Burlington, St Louis Cairo aid all points
West and Southwest,
Via SUSPENSION BRIDGE, BUFFALO, OF OswEGO, Is at
No IT'S BROADWAY, ".
Corner Of Coartiandt.st DARIUS CLARK, Agent.
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FTyVF BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
II 80 All AMSHIpS

ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
FsoM SEw-yoRK LIvERPooL.
Chief Calm Passage
Second abin Passage
yRos session TO LIVERPOOL 80.
Chef Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage.
The shire from Boston call Of Halifax
lHkRIA Clrt I Stone AMERICA, Capt Shannon
ASIA, Capt p. q. Lott NIAGARA, Capt h,no-
AFRICA, Capt HARRISON EUROPA, Capt j. Leish
These vessels clear white hsh t mast bead green ON
asrboATd-b bow red or p0rtSow. -.
AFRICA Shannon leaves n York Wednesday Feb 1s56
ARABIA Sone leaves Boston Wednesday feb IS 1854
PERSIA Judkins.. leaves ~ iogk "wednesday Feb Do 1851
CANADA leaves Boston "Wednesday Feb a. 1855.
ASIA Lott NNork "Wednesday, NH s 1885.
AMERICA Ryrie.. leaves Boston "Wednesday Nh r. 1850
AFRICA Shannon. leaves Nlork Wednesday, NIB 49, 1885.
Berths not secured until paid for.
IA experienced surgeon or board -
TIE owners Of these ships Will not be accountable for Gold
Silver Bullion Specie Jewery, Precious Stones Metals
less Mis- of l,ds are sneA therefor and the vAlss thereof
therein EXPRESSED
Pos freight o; Passage apply q, mn ~, , p,,. .
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-(suudays ex-

IL cepted(-Leave Brooklyn for Greenport, 10 M for
and Syosset 10 and 3:45 p for Hampstead, 10
I'm and s. IS and r. for Jamaica, 10 M II M. 3: i5,
and ESQ D. m Leave Greenpo for Brooklyn, 10 zap
hank II :25 m Mondays, Clio e. m Lskeand, l2Os p
M on Mondays 6:S8 a. IN; FaTmngdsle 1880 and p.
m Syosse T. SIS and D. Hampstead, g. IS and
$3.50 p m; Jamaica $40, $40 and $40 m and $50 and
4:40 p. N.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NevYork notice 10 hereby given 70 al
perops having claims against WILLIAM DUBOIS, late OF
the City Of New ork forte manufactured deeeaed 70
present with vouchers thereof the office OF Bell
Gee esqs No 81 Johns, in the City Of New York, on or
before the frs; day Ct July uexDsted New York the svea
teenih day Of December. 1856. dl9 law5mW
CHARLES C. MERCHANT, Sole Acting Executor.
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fegal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NswYork notice is hereby given 10 Al
persons hsyiIs claims against MARY c. SUDAN lac VI hs
City Of HewYor deceased present the same with vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber at the Office Of William h0pl,n
No. g. Wallet in the City Of NewYork on OF before me
fret day Of June neItDsted New The h day Of NO
vember, 1855. ALEXANDER VAN RENSSE LAhh,,
mi law6mW Administrator with will annexed.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York, notice hersby gvsa to
rersons having claims against MOORE KIRKPATRICK late OF
the City Of NewioTk deceased to present the same with
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber at the residence OF '" liam
Richie No l0 Troys in the City Of NewYok, or before
the twenty first day Of June neTt-Dated New fork the eight
eeuih day Of December, 1855
do Iaw6uW SARAH KIRKPATRICK, Administrative
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and after
4 MONDAY, Jan. q, 1876 the Trains will leave Chsmbsfs
Station follows; Express Train connecting with
Northern aud Train Through Way Trsin II Ex
press Irsn p For Poughkeepsie, and $3.50
For Peekskl $50 p. IN. For Sing Sing, P. The Sing
Sing Peetk Trains stop at the Way Stations Passengers
Chambers Csnal Christopher and 5lsss SUNDAY
MAIL TRAIN a; n from Cans-st tor Albany and Troy,
M l. SYKES JR.. superintendent
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TRkDE COMMERCE BuTrGLo.-Tbs Buffalo Cou-
deTots several columns 10 exhibit Of the trade and
commerce Of that city for The past year which il repre-
sened having been Of general and substantial proc
psry for the city The present valuation Of real and per
SOCIAL estate in the city SIS s5s e4oan increase Of
s374a4lo the ysar lsssand the present population
Is within fraction a 10000. There has been large
aggregate increase The imports Of grain Buffalo The
following win show the receipts for three wears 1855
IIs7s74 bashelsi 1854 1859 45s bushels 1855 ls7ss
4T3 bushels
ReucBg -four TO wheat Al Eve bushels TO the barrel TIE
amount Of gsin received during the seAson Of lsss
2s,472, IT'S bushels 1854, 72,2s2,7 bushels
The total increase thus calculated 1854 Is z270
e4s bushels and 1853 s,sl5,Tb7 bushels
Respecting the Canadian trade, The same journal re-
marks:
The total vAlae 81 the receipts from Canada at this
port via The bake - s2ls72ls IS; being excess over
1854 Of sl72a7g7 s5 With average Yield Of crops and
fair prices j. is reasonable 70 suppose that the imports
from Cansds Enother viii be st further largely
creased the farmers Of thsf province having rs~rd
sdvsntsgeousy the benefits Of the reciprocity during
the past season, will ~ planting greater breadth %
ground, prepare FOR "A extension Of their trade
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ossTCk uE rsE coSsoLIDArKD LOTrKRIKs
MARYLAND.
O FICIA l..

Tsa..vrr DsrstrssyT, December ., Isha.
hereby b0iSers
thaf inns department win purchase Of 81
said any psy PRIOR
ist dsJ a Jun. win therefor Bo~ns Prices
Fe sssct a he loan of Is<a preum q 10 per Pa
81 the losns 81 -s7 and 1885, 81 10 F
lsJs, essenIy
soct premium of And or sock of
iss, edecmsss the sh November, sas,
Treasury i day a Jarasy sf an
nrec~wed lisa Jsr.ary
p~.~-n, sf9 per sf.f 5.
Rna saz len 81 June 81 N
-is .ocss specified
rfinc
Il inc esr6csrrs rec~v-d lst JanuT As'
wiz addition fe premium
Jsnnsry reoript In hcsh
ay sasanou fsf resch
@~n-
c-sssss rrsrs~ft~6 Tins a~rsrtrenf usaer s~ p~~-~r
srfy ssrrrd rritrd ssres twin ~
pear ry the i. gssuxry rer by parry
~ sureha-e-noser.
Re made NJ s.hs ne
fhilsSps. parrs-
entiaeS receive me Money darecl
JAMEs GUTHRIE,
Secretary of me Treasury
Dec i--ssinJupe1
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Fv.Ncsx oy PErApvFma--The finance committee 81
the city % Philadelphia estimate the amount Of srr~ud-
tnrss and appropriations for the sscal year 1855
5s3 The amount Of revenue actual and estimated, IL
4ssTlsaving o. exrsnditar.
% be met hT taxation 70 the amount Of 81 o7ssss Ths
assessed valus Of real esst adjusted BY the board y
revision Is Sl501T00zl The Psrsoaa estate is s. lss or
Total. slsassqo4s
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kIRE ELEoTIoSs.-At meeting u the wssbssn
ose Company No l. hsld Tuesday last the fooNilg
EentisAnsn elected 0ncers for the snsaing years
y HollIman secretary; r. 7, wiisOn, treasurer be
sides directors, &c.
At regular meeting Of the Perseverance, Fire cOmpxny
held on Thursday last, the following gensnsa duly
elected for the ensuing year
President, John MeDermot; vice presidsnt William w
eaptAia Of sngiles JOhn foy first assistant engineer,
kobelt Crimes second assistant engineer James Maddox
Frances Cole4zisT keeper Of spparAtus Charles Keller
captain 0f hose John r. PeArce; FIRST director bose l.
Herbert second director B. r. ThrooP third director
The chop the National Hotel Thursday evening
last IL spoken Of Of the delightful gatherings
the season There large and brilliant company
tendAnes and the dancing kept up TO late hour.
DrnocRArIo aEErISe AT ALExAspEi.- city and eonn-
ty democratic mertng held Thursday
democratic State eonveon be held Richmond
2sth instant Among the resolutions adopted fol
lowing;
Rssolped That the democracy Of Alexandria cordially
approve Of the policy and Of the national
tration IN our foreign and domestic relations.
Rsrsd That the sentiments and views contained In the
annual message of Gen. Franklin Pierce, President
United States the Thirty Congress
special 10 relation to the Territory of Kansas
crive the and hearty Of the democracy
that such views do honor the head
Of the Executive and entte him TO continuation Of the
tional confidence.
SUPPOSED nunpERThs Alexandria Gazette of yesterday
morning says .,E
sAn Irish named Downey was found dead in /
house the jail yesterday morning. coroners Inquest
held and post mortem examination ordereGthe
suits Of which have not TRANSFERRED Downey her husband
has been arrested and lodged in jail to await exaina
tion."
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y.~frrasy orrfef. rehrssrs has r-~s~rcs s
rErEx BRADY, IN me sAss year S his sss-
NJ ksspr fcr ferry cssr ~ w~~n~rson, snf his
-l cherished BY ~tt. wh-w he
~ NE his
fr~~-s ~fn ssnhs~.s Chwcs MerSsy mcssns
o~ack ssy svfted rusHd-
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OPTICAL.

T.earnrfon wfut~
States furks precismsnoe
prhsi-brd lth ~ D~c~msc
Szsna hras, Ia
sd es~s . tns
Ibs ou ports open prs-n foreign trade 81 ppsns
M Fcrtn
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vBsrx1A GreusEarUKs.-on "Wednesday the legislature
elected the following State officers secretary % State
George W Nunford, treasurer John Calvert auditor
az public accounts Geo W. Clutter; SECOND auditor, VIM
A. NoncBre register Of lard Office s. n Parker public
praier wm Ritehis superintendent Of Penitentiary,
Chas s. MORAN; sgcnt 81 Psniisutiap at Petsrssurs
Jas G. spottR
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Rsaya = fAs 6esuHlas-f " Ffaa Naias TLs
adep0~ n Osa co-rts aad grsag ~ Jsg.A correspond
residing Al Frankforf in letter dated ilth nao,
states that the senate and Legislature had adopted alRust
year ago aw which reorms the Standardization and the tn
bunA and which also received the aacfon OF the citizens
BY direct vote Some dsereaees however arose. which
delayed the execution Of ths reform earlier day;
these e4gresenis having bssn done away VITA publ
cry ~ As oessdsgs ~ nAs aAd fsal ~ j4rS kags
been seesrsd jor Fraakfsr.
TAs only question which remains for adjustment adds oar
correspondent il the Law publications Gsnera And
rathsr regulations Cor the public press
adopted By the Diet saiiye body Of Frank
fort 70 which these regulations had Submitted
By the senate, delayed 10 discuss them, being unwilling
subject the 70 such restrictions without having
Fret attained the 'tria BY jury Nov that these reforms
are scared the adoption Of the Law the press like
II 10 be withheld from the Com0u wealth. although IL has
mot Jet been promulgated BY the greater Of
eonfrderAton The lAs Il not very acceptable one
sequence Of which the legislature appointed
examine and report and when the report comes up
for discussion II hoped that the legislature will endeAyoF
mitigate the severity Of Of the provisions the
The obnoxious Of these that which nrest the
with direct control the printers book
sellers and with the power Of forbadng
these eangs. law Of this kind would seriously affect the
custom hitherto followed in Frankfort and endanger
the existence Of many family establishments. The booksellers
and printers have addressed the legislature spirited
onstranee in which they have depicted the pers by which
their respective professions threatened and general
u effects Of the obnoxious
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Agricultural DipisioR Of he Patent O5fes-ReDof from
Maryand.Mr Robert i. ID. Jones, of Friendshp Mary
land states that be furnished by friend with few
kinds Of the seed which distributed BY the Patent Oee
and speaks Of their successful growth in the following
The early York cabbage very good plants thrift
y planted out shout the 10th Of May did amy
seed; aAy broccoli grow before; planted
experiment. bat knew nothing Of the proper mode of
ure treated them cabbage they grew finely;
which bad rich flavor put away with winter cabbage
but the continued has prevented their being used
sowed the iveshaped radsh in May ii grew finely,
very much admired by nhbors, many Of whom applied
for seed. had about thirty chufas which planted lat
DUNE in rather unavorabls place II 10 somewhat like
the nut in appearance bu comparison the difference
is readily observed raised pint planted
which pat to dry but unfortunately the mice got
60 them and destroyed them all had bad uck with my
melons ane squashes The plants up WELL but were
destroyed by the striped bag One of my neighbors lad
better luck with h squashes of which he raised several
hne The Prcky eucunoer turned pretty well
have bat small plat Of ground and nv situation last year
such that could attend well as wished
bat hope to be able TO do better this year"
Geacraa Land 05esThe CAippera Cessisa Ia KiHneso-
taIhe Secretary of the Interior having approved of
Recommendation for the survey Of the Chippewa cessun w.
ing Minnesota the northwes coast Of Lake Superior
learn that the Commissioner Of the Land ooe
viii Issue instructions for the survey Of the same 30 that the
work may be commenced by the LIST Of May next early
practicable. .m