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Notice

Notice
Of tritkdrdlodl Of lands in Florida and Alabama
IN pursuance act ened granting public land
In alternate the states Of FLORIDA Alabama
aid the of certain railroads in Said sids
18th way, lr56, all la d. lying wihln sen
side Of fpl"wug railroads aud
wis from b. Iuhn's Jacksonville, Ih o 70
Gambia bay Peus from Amelia island the Au5But
waters OF Tampa bay, with branch Ceds Key,
Guf Of Mexico eIcept the Tampa bay portion
ton with the Csdr Key branch aud ffum Pensacola FLORIDA
Montgomery, Aabnma-have BY instructions rom hn ONCE, i
suspended from sale and loo until further
Given hand, General Land Hfhce, city
Washington, this twenty third day ~ Nav 1850.
THOS, A. HENDRICKS
May 94-lawBwt Star Intel.l CommBsohg
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The New YORK and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.

The ships comprising this line the folowingi
The Atlantic Oliver Edridge
The Baltic Capt joe tomstoct
the AdrAus Capt James West
r. These ships having been built by contract
eH pressly for government service, every
14 ~ taken in their construction, also their engines
TO insure strength and speed; and their acconmn
danons for unequaed
Pnce OF from New York Liverpool dst
second cabin, CTS. Liverpool New York. and
guneas.
An experienced surgeon attached each ship
No hsrths can he secured until paid for
The ships of this line have tight and
avoid danger from north OF AZ dep
until after the LIST of August.
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NEW YORK hMkMEN, AND SOUTH
@<Ev&~% AmPTON UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERs.-
Ixqm III The ships comprising this line WASHING
fn<anAz2A4 TON, Capt.. +. Cagendyi HERMANN. Capt
ward Higgins
These stop Southampton both gong rsguRnS
PROPOSED DATES OF 6AuINg-ls5S.
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled the right Of emp,ion Of
townships and of townships above cnum
ted is required establish the to e satisfaction OF the ss
proper office, make
practicable after seeing this notice. and beior day
pointed commencement the puhiic safe the a.
braeing claimed Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
THU5. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner of the General Land One
April g. awi3w Intel aud start
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UT sad Mtsdnm OF the hsv. sydney SMITH BY DuI
w knck 81 IS.
The Life and Travels Of Herodotus the Finn Century bs
Christ N marnary biography founded by J, To-
boT Wheeler, y. r. q, =. vols g.,
The Huguennt Eriies hstoucHi novel IS
Mechsnics Tables, contstnns or
Giles and sides Of equal squares n anf
hoops, cutting of bisr &C, sc BY Charles Bt
well, marine engineer. so cents.
Introduction 70 the study % Aui by NJ. A. Dwight, g.
Life sketches frum tas
by Mrs, Julia 4 Dun,ont al
The Riso and the English Copgtltoni by y
Greasy, a. Third edition 81
Caderon his life and genius with upcirnens Of his plays
r. q. Trench, N. ID. rs cent?
Just published, and for sale TAYLOR 4 NAURYS
June 10 Rnots,ora near Oh
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Notice for Restoring Certain Lands in Wis
COnsin.

NOTICE that the land oflces al MINER ~
PotEr and NEEasHA, In thu State Of WIS
open the lands said
and location the date o the
recent aud asr Monday, the
day Augui rcsy the following townships, tao reteratot
Of which VtA b. continued, viz
Townships II IA, inclusive Of ranges
Ito east, inclusive,
Once PorSri Townships IS to o. inclusive
aes 2 20 8 east, nciutvs.
Townships IS and 6, 81 range east and
Township Is, Of range east.
Once MEssHA An the townships district situated be
township and Michigan sats line, 10 10 ~
east, inclusive.
Given under hand the General Land Office,
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner.
June 35-iaw6w Intel. start
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"A HE Letters of Madame de seviGns to her DsughH
and Friends, edited ~ Mrs Sarah }. Hale 81 p
The Letters Of Lady Mary Worldly Montaeu edited Mr. -
rah bate, vol. 81 p.
May90 FRANCK TAYLOR
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United States Mails.

PosT orucR DEPARTMENT, June z, 1856.
PROPOSALS r carrying URed States mails from day
Of the 3th June 1853 following
Tennessee, received
parmon Washington, M day
August next, be decided the day. vEi
Depot, Ten, LouisviIe,
back three times n week
Leave Concord Depot Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
arrival Of train from KnoI vtile--say 10 n IN,
Arrive At Louisville by r2mI
Leave louisville Monday, wednesday, and Friday at
Arrive nj Concord Depot by 4pm.
Proposals for sir trips a week invited.
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INSTRUCTIONS TO nInpERs.

No will be made for performed, for
omissions satisfactorily explained three times the pay The trip
may be deducted For arrivals aer schedule time sufficiently
rreusd fourth Of the for the be deducted The
contract be annued m repeated failures for violating
Office laws &c droheynu instructions
The Postmaster General may order % pro
afa inrease the contract lie
ded the ruaninr time be rot diminished ao curta the
discontinue shassthet rata decrease pay
condition Of his allowing months
service dspenred with.
No will be niowed for ercess, any,
distance " The points be supplied correctly
stated The contracts 70 be executed the let Of September
NEXT, JAMES CANFBhLLy
Postmaster General.
June 7-law4wt
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Fesorat08 of Difhdratcn laadg 10 market.
No rup ppp.,nu,,ac "a, .,up ,tNrrVn AZ ATps
hh ihE PRESIDENT w TUE UNI - go 20
pursuance law FRANKLIN FIERCE President Of the Uni
ea states o. A%snsa DO hereby declare ana maze @ S
TONED 81 me vacant lands h die sections bearing
uiies each side Of the
For ih, subject 20 minimum o. too dollars and my cent per
poyiGed ~ the act approved OH February le anans
aa Ioads ana specially excepted nom graduation
s,ss s,. =. q SsI I. August ' wits
S . ss $ land e n o g
public land: ~lSis
%saioasd 'o"1.hP. viI'
Townships g. A. s. 10, H. rs, 49, II, ls of range l.
Iownshps y = p To- S 81 y, ", ~, o. range
TO~nsnips IL i, ID a. IS'aG' Ii, Orange
Irownssps s' ~ ~ ~ sT' 81 s5' ~, o. range
townships ~. 20, 2l,' ~, OF range D.
NoTA the oass tine ana "sst Me MA Pl"epa' meridian"
TS Swashps TO- H. b. b. r. 49, s I range
Townships l. = q = y 10 IL ~, ~. "A, OF range D.
TSsa:SiS:s J. isag o. " ~ - '''4''' .
Township 8 ofanse J.
The public at the land COM
sss:s ( ssvS ;srs:
owt'
No' Of the base line and cost Of 0tA principal meda"
TOWNSHIPS a. s. g. Of ranges 4 SO
Townships 4 3, 9, 2, 20, u, e. OF range.
Townships s. g T. Of range
The public sale win be held at the land Office LITTLE Rocr
~
South of the base line and es of the ma principal eram
Tovnshn ! If ,anaes u ana 70
Townshps ~ = o'. % as n 20. "A
Townships /, . g. 4, s, OF ranges Is and 49,
townships D 80 49, OF range !"
NORTH 81 TIE base line and ~e Of The fin principal eTidd
| Townships l. .. g. g. T. of rapee6
| Townshps l. 3. o 4, S, g. a. Of range T.
Townanins o. q a. 4 \ Of nnga
rownshpps J. =. a. s a. a. ri pan nps To-
Townships |, ." "A, of range H.
r rSwnshps -. Of Of range iasss H.
Townships |, S, g.. 7, Of range is.
Townships 5, 60, of ranges i6 and II.
oa N"naaU he Ssnnv ssvorb dsv ar rc,nnnr
disposal Of public administered
townships "z'
SCUM " e"s oa'e 'he ana "sS' " t'e Jg'" T'ePa "'"a
. IMsLrrss - o 70 y, o, y, Vi Iange lo'
,rownshipps = - a. ~ p.n. - ''
Townsiipps a Q. TO- D H. 1" Of ranpee,
Townships o. 10 H.. D. II range g.
townships TO- H. y. 10, OF range "a:
townships Ii, ia, 10. a., Is, of range a6.
townships ~, H. ~ 70, 70, Of range s7'
The sale WILDE held a, the land office at CL.RKvnLr com
all the public lands within such odd numbered
lions above referred to in the aforementioned townships VIZ
Is. ,. ou NJ M am nr;,,n,I q, .rfIicu
Worm o. sAe case '"e ana "e' % '"s v'" P'"eP@' 'e@'o
Townships 8, g. :, ofrange 49,
Townships s. g.. Z, 9, Of range ~.
townships o. =. 8 OF range 70:
Townships ! g. ., 10, Of range ~
Townships g. 9. 10, OF ranges "a a~pd %
Townships g o. TO- II of ranges 70 q, %, 30
Township T. :, 9, OF range ~
In the State of missouri!
The public held at the land Office at JACKSON
disposal Of the vacant public land. in such
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commissiousr ortho General Land Once.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE NOTICE.


Notice hereby gwen
hc grant and remaining 10 the United States, oad Of h sir
as iai Of the made by Of gh February, 1883,
he Cairo and Fulton railroad Its branches hitherto
markell and which subject location the de
Of withdrawal will be sale and entry ordinary
price and AFTER days hereinafter mentioned wit
Oce al Jackson Missouri Monday the "a day Of Noyom
Der, 1885,
once At Batssve, hkansa' Monday, IOh day No
yember, 1853.
once at Little Rock, Arkansas, Monday ID day HovCm
her, 1856.
once Helena, ArEansns Monday I7b day
er, ls56.
Once CaEsvle, Arkansas Monday, 04th day OF No
ysmbcT, 1850.
once Fayetteville, ArEansas Monday % day Of No
vemher 1856
Champagnolo, ArkSnsas Monday the 10Th day Of
November, 1856.
Omee Washington, Arkansas Monday I7h day OF
November, 1885,
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPrToN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right Of pteompunn
offered public sue,
required establish The the satisfaction o the
receiver af the land once
within the period prescribed by Otherwise such
will b. forfeited. Hos. A. HENDRICKS,
June 7t-lawi3w tstsrsIntel.l Commissioner
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June l4-law6u |
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20
Butter. Cheese. States.

This calculation is based upon the returns Of
1850. Important changes have since occurred, patic-
uary in California, where butter is made LOW 10 con-
| sideIable extent.
| MIR. PLIIR DONIE, butter dealer in New.York
| Cny gives the following d;ye,.ions for manufacturing
| and putiing up butter for this market:
Tho greatest care should be taken 10 free the butter
entirely from milk BY working il and washing 1t after
cburniog at temperature so low as to prevent It from
Ia, rr lis eranusr character and becoming greasy.
The CHARACTER Of the product depends in great measure
| on the temperature OF cbUrnirg and working which
should he between 60 and 10 ceg. Fahrenheit II Tree
from milk eight Of Ashton salt is sufclent Tor
ten pourds eseT- salt >ho1c never be used, a.
injurts the flavor. While packing .ae coneIts OF "a.
! fikn should be kept from the sif by covering with
ssturated bnne No uncssO}ved salt en- ,uld be put 10
| the bottom Of Ae fl kin.
| Goshen butter Is rfputel best, though much is put
IN in imitation of it. II sod at the same prce Great
care should b. akon 10 have Ae rknf neat ana clean;
They should be Of white OAK With hickory hocps anu
sloi,d holc abOut - lbs. Wood excluds ar better
| thqn stone, anu consequently keeps butter better
| Tubs arc bstt'T than pNs.
Weston butter comes IN coarse Es'y packages
even f,l auo pork baire,s snet mts used NJ ich
of ns, be work ed over e.d repacked here before
| VIII sel II generally contains good deal of milk,
ar f not re.wOrk I'd sCOn becomes RANCID. Improper
DO king N kegs too large ard soied on Inc o4Sue'
makes a least three cents Pound aintienee,
ever the size OF the frkin il must be pofectly gh'
ard ooe ful of butter that when oI en- tho brne
| though prfso1t will no. be found on the top:
ULii. The middle Of MAY, dsuynen should pack IN
quaIter-iiikirs or 'uos, wlth wnteoah coNe's, ~
send ciracty 20 nsiket as flesh buttcr. From tAls
time untu nc Fall rots, there IS bet little sbapge III
color and hevCr with the same cLiry, and II ma! oe
packed il 1bclc flkis auG kep in cool p!sce. The
fal butter shculc ESQ be packed separately tuos'
| A general discussion arose u2on .he subject OF
butter aid cow .eed Prof Mares sert specimen OF
SoIghem which scIne pt.sc1 tt.rk wi prove gcod
| article FOR soiDg purposes.
Dr. " IzHIl ny ssC it wss sCIrlslug thGt iarm, -
| coulc not eG.l The benefits G so.ug cattle. lie
thought the r1e woElc COT wher Iard wonld be 60
bigh ;bG cwu-'. CovlG net afcrd C Gtyote 1t 10
| pAsturt.
S'LoN RVsi,sos-Ts.t t:qe hsr cone wAen lar !
! wott % or So pCr scr.
Dr. WNrrnrnI teid f.w IL W the use Ct butter or
a. ic 81 so.r,S .copor, Suppose 40 look ct the
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THE BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.

TULsDAf, Aug. l9.-Present, Mayor Hall, AM AID.
Oakley " alsh Huhtley and Shaw.
Application was made to lighter cargo Of schooner
Eeelet, hom Quarantine, cleared from Sasua IA
6iande. Refused.
AID. OAKIEY stated, on the authority of q Health
Warden, that the bark John Bird from Sagua Ia
Crsnde. arrived q few days ago, and having clean
hill Of health was permitted to discharge her cargo
Immediately after breaking the buk the capa and
mos, os tbc crew sickeneo and he believed the captain
had since oied. -
The application to land cargo OF brig Stower., from
Ponce, was ceniec. . .eu
LADY FrsrkEn, which had been sent down 70 the
Sorfh Wet Spit would be allowed to come 70 the At
lsntc Deck and take in the remainder OF her cargo
before the middle of September!
TIE MAYOR said be thought not.
The HEALTH OFFICER reported that no infectious
disease Lac been reported TO MIN duing the last -
hours. ~
An application being made to land cargo of hide,
Ao 0,KIIY made a motion 20 allow no moe hides
10 be anoeo il Brooklyn until after the let Of October,
Which was adopted.
/ NJ: PITrR G BERcrs appeared with delegation
OF the il oatit6Dts Of the Eighth Ward, and oneiSd
tie !C.owing Iesoutionr:
ReottS That Committee apply The Board Of Heah
e the C, - Brooklyn % stop She railroad Fgnnins blow
Thy sRth sse until the sp eeIe ceases AMI the MAYOR
directed substantial board ienoe - be e'eet'
Thin avenue souther, side Of Thysxth street AID
l. lsIue, the police TO stop The rechancs sad wofA
bom Pass5e AID rrpsssiDg 10 and from the injected ds -
~ OF out q sac district durr tho said epidemic aIt
s commune alton by suy psros with sail in
. district curing the epidemic
Retttd That the Police be nstruc ed 70 prohibit all bathing
j. tie Was the bs between South Ferry An the city iae'
70 health a. re CARDS this disease
Mr.. BrRcIT stated that the measures pro posed wer
fecCmme; dtd by the physicians ia that vicinity He
also fad that the Health Officer re oort ed that there
were new cHses He supposed those in the f. ,hth
Ward were not taken into account for II WAS well
known that persons were dying there every day
Aid. OAKLEY moved 'he adoption of the resout ons
AID. HUkTLEY thought tha. their adoption would
crthte uDnt cessary excitement, ant suggested refer
.DCe OF tie matter to tue Mayor with power.
The MAlOI. old not wish the mater referred to him
and Observed that by boarding up Third avena9 il
would eLu, out large recon Of The country os healthy
o. any portion Of the city.
The resolutions were adopted.
DIR BrrGTS said il would be inexpejiont =, the
present time ~ board up Tnrd avenue eoti'ely as y
wes uectesay for pbyscians and uudertakers - pas
there every day. He also stated that he q not Dc
feve The Infection came from yesscs in GstvesenC
Bay but from thofc which wero unloading ~ y iaren
tine and .Lat the nft etc am1sphore had 1een olo"
10 or sborCs by the prcvG.lrS wlncs.
The Koarc thCn took ~ eooc 1c' cases IN
fJOn ahm s,oI.nCd. rtH
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20
TIE FAT AND sOAP-BOILING NUISANCE


The investigation as to the fat and sJap-boling
osttb isbment of Mr.. Bnckand in West Seventeenth
street, which al eyed to be q nuisance, and 90
comp aimed Of to the Board of Health was continued
yesterday by the City Inspector.
Helen Mansfield, residing in the vicinity Of the
establishment, testified that she has lived in her pres
ent location since last April; she does not consider
the factory nuisance or detrimental to pubic health
TIE place has been kept as clean cOad be ex'
peo;ed.
Margaret Callahan, residing in the rear OF lot No.
BIG West Seventeenth streef, was also examined; he
fas lived there three years there was bad smell
befeie the boiler covered but she did know
that it ever impaired her health far as she il con-
cerned she cOes not consider Mr.. Buckl4nds estab.
list mint conducted n nuisance, and she never
has been rendered uncomfortable by the smell, al
though living next door.
COlly Bates and Ltty TfOues al.o neighboIs, esti-
fled much 10 the same effect.
s. II. Il oakley, a candle manufacturer testified that
be bad examined MIR. BIS establishment and could not
condemn it nuisance. The condenser attac led to
Tie boiler dio away with ali the smell. He old not
tLnk the establishment detrimental TO the health Of
the negbbohcod
TIE City Irsp ctor, having reviewed the whole tes
timOpy came 10 the following conclusion namely:
That uisa &c had heretofore existed, ano Mr. Buck
anc having effected certain improvement inter ded
to iemeCy the evil aud which he claims vi DO So for
the pulIOse Of showing that such nuisance has been
abalec, ordered tiat The examination be postponed
week from this date, AID tna the testimony then
to be received shall be that of persons to the effect
that such recent improvement in the appaia'as and
successful in removing the causes of complaint hereto
fore exstIg. lie adj our mont designed to al
ford tine for proviIe b. actual operations tha, such
abatement OF Iuisanc- has been effected.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

,o,,d to "Vct Wagon Box which wa 80 near tue
town tho. We could smeA tie bad whisky ~ y, n
That pace Fo wsgOa Box was built aro, OF slosi con
isishtd by Capt, Walker fol our especial p,o' r,s
ensce ~ ZEN foet between He barrcadea the sPaoo
Setwctn e cstns on each side with wagon % BOXES n
fned with sscks Of corn and barrels of bread. IN om
Of the cabips without any Windows we were a f the
fneeseven men and two ladies' w'ss WE, ,;mc es we'll
aanC they arc not leave she C' ac
or Sq a. sHs' sss the ss'f
lowed to como into the c.np law and often ia the
nss SS LeSSpSa sS ss%S seda :s. Of
armed TO the teeth, c"r "S 70 cIIsky by the gallant
Captans 'srt ard tS of July Capt. Walker was Of
Captain. On the Sa :, xopth With his command, and
uerod to fat Sslivrred into the charge OF Capt
Ss RCs he c'P S"gPssS ssG miles fro" town.
where We stu guy ~ HENRY II WILLIAMS.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20
CArTIOS TO PERsO

ufo orirk al tars and hot-.,.
Since the inlrudJ ctlnL Of ny
ScEfEDAN SCHANrs
io tie United States lumber u qoor mixer, As~t 1,N
have mu-snctd
Iuui. up rliAed and poisoned ia,
calf r.," schrarP-"
the namo be.0Lss eApiessyio
NJ srie.e.
ell othsfs cC,lteTe's,
AID ilnt 5sitIo.s o. the publ.
understsrd lumber Of
Larroous "a th.setT
keen the giL for SAFE
OF account the che peas Of prcetuo dollars snt h,!s
dpzeL-1hen
puIe Holland sia
isvor.h by the Pipe oIs . lar y cents rss1.
Look OFT for i1ch iu posters.
UDOLpno WOLFE.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20
WoTTr's ,cHITDAN AROMATIC scHNAPPf.

WOfIfs ECHTIDAN AKONATII sCHNAPFF,
Tie popusry OF this article med die c.ink aud "a
intrinsic superiority AL oh-r scohsc stmUants ae
established fscs The history Of dests Which No Ian ven
tues 10 oely. 49, H..
Evsn tbose VITO in,esh sgsni: The use Of eflye ht
,I, q der a, .cumssuces have the csndor % ae tns
WoLFE's scHIEoAA AROMATIC ScHAAPPs the p-''" "
tte. ell .., D. IL
Itwoule be lite rally flying il the "a Ct n the
otherws- for be nest accurate and emihsn, rorou.ee
u teo States hsye yzst the rrclsracn az .t,r ~
fr,e fIou the oeleitT T.cus e.eceuh foune N s
de. rec IN ever, Other kSd of situous nquo AM na
The greatest sInes DO oae h,r "a an,
medice il this count'y hAys isea ~ ,1eh 40 artc
90 he everest S.resI hh pr,yse zoe a.
ARoMA1lo soHNAr,s t. be o.. u+. nsmotist cottsnics
sc,oS, irc m he about Eve mi IS u n. sos I
eu,h'd ot these piu - L. er~r, a N Syesas ess
sisI q and psy tt PRO I'll ~ ~" -
tu {, ciuts of,rsU ic1 .,x.n.,,, -.ss. z,,,h q. =,
orcd A-s e. Se!sDl-- ~F"''N'-' -'' - ~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20
lpc'tha' aenott ntelleeiuqI torios cf n,akiud az.

~ 6iehtH butte taier Cssein e0es a. euppOr'
Huce tueet "a tuIpor, tpi't,ior batter 70 the sup
port o. animal htbt ana oil the functions Of the body
tha' fiovs out Of that.
MH Co' ~ 7Cras Mr.. FIELD said: brother
o hne a. Travelled much IL that state and nJt NTH
e'6nor The III h, rds of cattle the people VITO
use butter hhvt 10 look to Now-iork for q supply
uk.
TIE SrcrrrARl distributed some beans ihet came
,rcir seec that was considered 40 valuable by " Old
Fireman, the mn. ket eardensr 6nc hs sou that they
Kept 1t to utmselvo, 'or fifty ytars, ceiling
b,hh lipe enough to grow. II Is light yello" beat
about the HizC Of medium white field beans and b a. a
white eye iIsioe of a red ring.
10 corn, tiCn With what farmers should DO, Mr.
BtRGTh Of Long lslaLd iade some pertinent remarks
upon tee sIhject Of lightning rods Here ated a noted
Gaze Of preservation o. barn provided with a con.
suctor.
An interesting discussion followed upon the SUBJ
iect OF Heeos AID how to 1t min ate tbem. MI FIELD
thought that weed- could be easily exterminatei and
kept out Of the sol, and said he had lately been all
over Professor Mapess farm, which s abso utey free
Of vices.
Mr.. BERGrS wished Long Island farmers knew tie
secret Of Ike, ping OF weeds, they were the
greatest peet il hi neighborhood
SoLoH RoBISsoY Thought Long Island farmers must
celAt in grow ing weets since they hauled the seed
home by the Nagon-l0ad 10 the stable Manure they
buy in ibis city. His remarks excited good deal of
meirmtDt.
Mr. PARDEr said almost the entire cost Of growing
garden vegetables in keeping the ground clear Of
weeds. For FIVE year he put everything In compost,
TIL he got no of weed seec and the cost Of raising
strawberries did not exceed thirty cents bushel.
Dr.. WATERBURY ma0e "a statement to the same
eff CT hy the use Of cOnpos' he got rio of weeds.
Mr.. AMOS GoRS cOrObOsted these opinions.
Dr SMITH rel.Ieo Ioted case of q farm in Eagland
that WIS II al ureo many years with nothing Al wooen
rags which produced great crop. and no weeds be-
cause, once txeruinatec, and no seed soTn in the
meuuIe, wee d. could not grow.
1pt next meeting Of the Club will ake place on the
fir, Tueedsy in s. ltember.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20
CITY ITEMS.

On Monday evening siter the performance in Wal
lack ftr the benefit of the Dramatic FuId Associa
ton a .erepade given by lover Of dramatic art
to Hiss AgIts Robertson and Mr.. ID Bourcioau sus-
tanned By IuInber of clever artists from the Con
",eiyatoirc 90 Brussees," which was, however, in
touulted OF account Of the dyig conoiton OF in
divicua IN the ncighbothood.