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justed for the Al-Ours not; bis Of SIX As
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proved itself with tine standard weights
particular" material fact omitted in The Penn
syvanian's arce, vzA 5000 lbs dormant scale Of
also tested and proved accurate in every particular and
awarded silver medal with special commentator by
the Committee.
The Company manufacturing and Furnishing upon order
best quality scales such railroad, warehouse and
scales also, superior article OF fire and burglar proof
saes warehouse trucks, manifest &C. Prompt aen
ton given TO all orders. Respectfully,
CHAUNCEY DURYEE, Sup't.
N B-Our agents In New York are Messrs Durkee Hough
Co., Nos. Is Whitehall and Stone street.
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raj from his late residence No. Norris street. tomor-
row, 1t twelve o'clock n without further noties. His
burg.
On Sunday. March afsr ahort sad painful illness,
GA1Ss snna wife Of James Smith, Of Jersey CITY, In
The friends and rslavss Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her late residences
On Thursday, Feb n, Mrs.. NAAGARx ANN CHoAIE wife
Of Isaac Frye editor Of the Boston Courier and dsush
aged 80 years and months.
At Salem Mass, on Monday, Feb. 26, Capt. JOSEPH R
WMS sged u years and months, one Of the survivors
OF the Dartmore prisoners Of the MAR OF 1912.
At Quincy, Mas, Friday FEB. %, Mrs. NARY G.
GRENIxAY widow Of Hon. Thomas Greenleaf In the 89th
year Of her age
In the city Of Granada Nicaragua, Friday, Feb l.
EDMUND P. CLAY, Of this city, aged A years.
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Superior COurt-Part First,
Before Chief Justice Oakley.

THE 4ABHIBD WO4AMB ACT.
III. 29.-C0hn Tdg0n and Charles-AbrahAm
Lyon f1rntshed Q sum Of meney to his daughter, tho
ve Of one swartz for the purpose Of enabling her to
1nsniah and carry on drinking saloon In the Bowery,
eaIsd the Club House, taking mortgage back from the
laughter upon the fixtures, &c. of the house. as secu-
ysty. The daughter and husband carried on business
and resided the premises the husband being the o.
tnsibe owner and proprietor. As such he purchased
q defendant, Charles, liquors which were used in the
MD business Charles obtained judgment against the
rid Bwartz prior to which the mortgage from the wife
Swarx Lyon had oreolosed and the property
sold At auction this plaintiff Conen being the purchaser
1sgon constable and Of the defendants seized this
property, by virtue Of the execution issued upon the
Judgment Of Charles, and plaintiff, Cohen, replevied
which this acton the property remaining In his hands
mere was evidence showing that Cohen paid $500
1o1 the property at the mortgage sale, and finally
sold the after removal by Tagon at $780, The above
ots appearing, defendants counsel Messrs Ely and Brit
ton moved for insult, the ground that Cohen
without title under this SALE made by virtue Of mort
gage given by the wife, which invalid and also that
the husband the ostensble owner and held out
to the public such and that their effects must 60 to
pay the creditors of the bushes in any event. Notion
denied and the Judge charged the jury that the rights of
married women were unsettled under the statute
Hnonly known tthe married woman's act and that
so.d not BE- sustained the Court might differ with him,
and NO damages having been proven ordered verdict
~ plaintiff for nominal damages subject to the opinion
q the Court 1T General Term, to be made and
Mat the jury assess the value of the property.
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nsstsd with The Poole hexioide and Of them WI
- tried before April The other persons indicted for
asaG are Michael Collins, for killing AsKrenAer in
row st IL Oy Prison Theodore Denpsrish for shooting
- pistol in Greenwich street, in October last; Mar.
- Kane, for . murder committed about New Years
and Jeremiah OOopnor, for killing an old man, with
sAak, IN The Sixth ward, the 10th Of February ut
5Asss cases win probably AL be disposed of this tsrm
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HUfRn CouRT-Cireuit.- 325, $780, 1877, II, 265
2os, 2zs, 255, 1853, $50, II. 81, 8, O. 2ls:
suPzRloR CouRT-Tral Term.-Nos. 1913, $40, 84S, s49
S6o 1853, 1857, go, 483, ST., 1878, $40 to 906.
The following numbers transferred from the gene
nal trial term calendar in pursuance of the order made
10 the special calendar which will be taken up tried
Ne third and fourth weeks Of the March term The usual
day calendar win be made out:773, 919 $751; 988. 948
e62 066 91, 04, 983, $780, 993, 1924 1926 1885, 1043
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Brooklyn City News.

FATBUH AVENUE EXTENSION. -Petitlons circulating
absut the city praying the Common Council to unite In
procuring the assent of the State Legislature to extend
Flatbush from its present termination ct Fulton
to the junction Of sands and Fulton streets The
made in this CITY, and besides enhancing property In the
oatskirts ninth ward,) will open direct communca-
ton in straight line from Fulton and Main ferries
to the town of FIatbush carried out the opening will
require tbs demolition Of several churches along the line,
besides cutting dagonay through blocks Of houses for
The distance Of half mile The buildings are
however, mainly of wood, and compared with other
lions of the city of little value Should the improvement
b made, Fulton street viii be ruined business
therougfare. 4
DETAILED PouCEMEN.-The Chief of Police has detailed
eighteen for special duty at the ferries or these
six taken from the first district; nine from the
cond district and three from the third district This
movement appears to be required from the frequency of
burgles In this city and the fact that the perpetra
tors succeed In crossing the ferries with their gains
without detection The special duty ofthe detailed
appears to be to keep eye all crossing with
goods In their possession.
FmL-On Saturday afternoon FIRE broke out in the
hmpblack mandatory OF L. Martin & Co., in Warren
street. about block from Warrington avenue, caused
by defect In the fue the roof The roof de-
stroyed before successful efforts could be made to exn
guish the famee and considerable damage was caused
to the contents. The loss Is about $500.
WEEKLY NoRTAIrY.-The total number Of deaths in
Brooklyn last weeE g. of which 81 males and
80 females OF these 20 adults and At minors.
Che principal consumption, scarlet fever,
tonvulsions, apoplexy congestion of the brain and
dropsy in the head.
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GhlskeTs or M0ustaches Forced 70 Gr0w
a geehs By onguen which win not stain or inure re
Atn botlo sent 10 any part Of the country b. @.
KAM 6eS Broadway Hays, It's Fulton street, BROOKLYN Zei-
beg, "A South Third street. Philadelphia
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window Sh~1cs, White and Bum Hollands,
uacst covers picture cords tassea &C. manufac
S1vor's prices by W0ODFORD 4 WKMPLK IS Catherine
seet Country merchants supplied at the lowest prices
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Peterson & Humphrey, 379 Broadway, are
selling entire stock Of peng and olclohs full 70
per cent less than former prices, prior to removal.
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Oameo-types, An-typos, Every Type
IA nastering and beautiful the cameo-type taken
enIv q WIILIAM6ON'9 Brooklyn.
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Genin will Issue his Spring style OF Gem
Namens ha Is 1856, Saturday, March l. GENIN,
No. ia Broadway, opposite st. Paui's church.
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On Wednesday, Feb. co. by the Kew. j. ]. Lyons Miss
JOSEPHINE L. HENMouEs daughter of David Henriques
Esq, of Kingston, Jamaica, to Mr. ELIAS WooF Of st.
Thomas,
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

ON DEMANDE-uNE BONNIE, POUR UNE PERsoNNE
" deducauop qu peut coudre ct au voudraent se rend
uie peu ouver une bonnie place. sadresser go West
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Owners OF Horses Will E1nd DIR. Tobias
univpont in pint bottles 50 cents superior 70 anything
m curing coc sweng CALLS bruises Jumps no. Sold By
~ DE and druggists. Depot 60 Corand street,
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The Ph0totype-The Largest Portrait ever
taken tom life with The will be exhibited hs week.
Thursday a. HOLMES gallery $50 Broadway. The improve
ment e now being patented ut Washington.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Wigs and Toupees.-
The best the world This unrivAled and original dye
piled twelve private Bachelors wigs and oupees
have improvements all others. being chef duvres Of
oloaance and durability peculiar this establishment
BATCHELOR'S 2SS Broadway.
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HAalsa Paph1aA Lst1on or Floral BsautiAer,
~ beauyng he complexion and removing freckles tan,
gb11ns, pmples spos burns soalds sings chApped bps
Aee, axma and hands. For sale By PHALON, and al
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a0stotter.-The Surprising Eject Of Hos
eers vegetable stomach bers In removing bile imparng
ssa and tome to the system forcing an appetite
and emaciaed person should at Sold by ali
druggists, hotels, grocers DC. BARNES PARK. whole
ala agents, 3O4 Broadway, corner of Duane street.
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The Remarkable Weather OF this Winter
IN opportunity Try wonderful of Parks basam
= wild cherry and Is beneficial effects, even in
med IL tested by single bottle. Sold everywhere
BARNES PARK, 304 Broadway, corner OF Duane st.
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Electxo-Chsmical Baths, Tor Extracting
I'D and eher mineral polsons nom he body Dr.
female IN attendance Tor ladies' For and ague bron-
ss rheumatism, scrofua, and varousl other diseases,
car u Warrnnted.
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Cristad0ro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
excite admiration among an eonnosseurs IN art suite Of
the only reliable article Of the Kind Wholesale and RETAIL o.
CRIBTADORO'S. No. Asor House.
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aap9ei y Sewing Machlnes.-Au Persons vvho
wish for ion in regard to sewing machines, obtain
Gs2ec paper devoted entirely to the sewing machine In
serss Comics supplied gratis
seros' o'p' T. NJ SINGER 4 CO., No. 323 Broadway
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Fashionable Aattors. ]

Bccbo & Co., Fashionable aattors, 1856
Dsoadway ready offer SALE the spring and
fashion for genuemen's hats made with their
proved ventator which combined with other improvements
renders their hats lighter and comfortable head
nan any offered TO the public
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HIPS hair Dye, Four 9hilllngs = Box, Black
q brswn--sod ct Hegsman. CLARK Cos, N3 Broad
T. III lo0 Atlantic street It's and M Fulton street. Brooklyn
AnA Il drug and fancy goods stores generally in The United
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H0loway's P1lls-Dciicste Females who
are harassed and dsbated BY complaining peculiar e their
hyser spasm hot ushes, sick headaches pains In
back and lons, they q safe and reliable remedy
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Defiance Salamander Safes.-RObert M.
PATRICK sole manufacturer In the United States OF the
and powder proof defiance locks
and Depot 92 Pearl street, door below Maiden
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The Best American, French and German
trusses ladies' and gents supporters belts and bandages
BkIDGMAN "a COPS, chemists 1853 Grand street. Cen.
tire market
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y,rurCists, Fancy Goods, kxclusively.-
Brushes combs extracts pomsdes Instruments Paris
crfnsry and articles and every article sold by
s except druge Imported and sold Wholesale by RUFUS
n HcHARGH CO., 1853 Broadway,
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Perfumed Broath.-What Lady or Con.
sanAn would remain under the Of breath
Whsa BY using tho Balm Of thousand Flowers" den
see would only render sweet but leave the teeth whit
nAbaorf Many Dc not know their breath bad
~ e subject . dseaie their friends win mention
md wash Ao testh night and morning. y bottle will
~ year. For sale by FETRIDGE co., propreors
N 1ruR9tsta.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

noUBI.F SWAN HOLLAND GIN ANo FRENCH pR AN
IL diee in bonded warehouse, In halt ppes qusrer cssAs
and eishf casks for SALE from Custom House rto.ea re-
MPs0N BROS, 10 Beaver street.
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Green Turue.-Just Received per Star OF
re West, Capt Minor, lot of fine young turtle: soup
and steaks constantly being the supcrinen.
once Of the undersigned, at the Washington Restaurant No.
1 Broadway. PETER M. BAYARD.
Restaurants supplied reasonable terms
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LIQUOR DEALERS MEETING--THE REGULAR
IL monthly meeting II the New York Liquor Dealers SocietG
will be held National Hail. Canal street Monday
ne March at ~ O'Clock. Puncua attendance respect
fully requested business Of w presented
X. G. MONTGOMERY, President.
A. M. MATHE VS., Vice President.
GusTAvUs A. RATE, Recording Secretary.
Members will take notice that their of membership
not transferable and that person viii be admitted without
hem
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9l6 Only for a EI0mestead.-AF Few Reserved
building lots the nourshlng village Of Lakeland L. L. 80 BY
100 and y FARMS will divided among $50 Subscribers
= Ne l Of March giving 70 each for only Sl6 payable In In
sA1ments, farm Of To twenty acres, building
lo, equal to four city This village building up fast;
merchants and mechanics locating here steam engine
Of twenty hors has beenpu up For share
RN Immediately TO CHAH. WOOD 208 Broadway.
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The Smithsonian HOuse-BrOadway, Cor
~ Houston street. New Yorksnge 30 cents, Is
oenks and u day. Parors with bedrooms Is per
~ Meals extra and ordered This ne and largo hotel
fsvites tAe attention OF travellers. SIDNEY KOPMAN
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

Obedience 70 God|At the broadway Tsberna:e. on Mon
day evening" March g. E. w. Allen Of the Five Points Gospel
Union Mission, will present his plan Furnishing Holy
Scriptures In newspaper TO the thousands otherwise
supplied with Bible truth Some Five Poinls children will sing
speak scripture pieces and prooRues Able speakers viii
address the meeting Admission free.
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CD MEMORANDUM BOOK LOST, ABOUT era INST,
UO maroon color, in pocketbook form containing some
bills Against the and full pencil me
rsnds MEASUREMENTS &C. The above reward will be paid
1t at 79 Pearl street.
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FURNITURE.

COTTAGE AND FANCY FURNITURE WARDROBE
~ q ~ Broadway, opposite the g. Nicholas HoteL-G
MATTHEW'S oners for sale the extensive assortment.
fancy cottage enameod French furniture in the United
STATES reduced prfces; variety OF pa
asses. pillown bolstera- - u manufACurerss
E,oR SALE CHEAP-THE FURNITURE OF A FAMILY
Il scout breaking up housekeeping This will he good
opportunity Tor those wishing to purchase all nearly
new Inquire at 80 East Twenty first street for one week
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REV ARDS.

REWARD.-LOST, A GOLD LOCKET FOB CHAIN
pC and two pencils attached Thursday, Feb. %, in
turning from Twenty ninth Third avenue Third
to the corner OF Broome and Forsyth Inquire
at $685. Br0Ome street.
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THE RAIL- SEASON,

A NNUAL MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL or TEE BE-
a cond Company w,siangon Continental Guard, .I AXE
ssf Tickets 81 To be procured 1t 473 Grand sreet $50
Eighth avenue and l42 Chatham street.
JOHN p. LANSING Treasurer.
w. y MORRIS, Secretary.
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DANCING ACADEMY, es6 BROADwAY.-MR. PERA-
IL CHIC has the honor 10 inform his friends the pubic
mat be has composed dance, pAmercsn splendid
ard most fashionable dance and everybody in can
able learn American. N. BEvery loeeone
can learn four dances, taught by N. PEkAChIO
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ElIGHTEENTH wARD.-CITIZENS, ATTEND. ALL PER.
~ IN favor Of the election OF Mard Fillmore for Pres
dent and Andrew Jackson Donelson Vice President
vited TO attend ratification meeting, Tuesday evening,
d o S - tns uS tspenSory corner
Lahrop, of louisiana Hon. James Brooks Of New York
and other eminent speakers will address the meeting.
ISAAC j. OLIVER. Chairman,
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NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS OPPOSED TO THE EXrEN-
IN sion Of Chambers street TO James slip any shape,
requested meet this Monday afternoon March at two
o'cockP M, at NOS City Hall, before the Committee
Streets of the Board OF Aldermen See advertisement In
terday IS Sunday 81 Herald.
Alderman JAMES GRIFFITHS.
Alderman JOSIAH w. BROWN.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

IF Mr.. MARTEN WHO HAS BEEN TO CALIFORNIA,
and who called ct s04 Broadway No. 10,
day. Feb e. viii call at the place again, he will confer
favor and learn something TO his advantage
w W. WILL FIND LETTER AT THE BROADWAY
w Post office from e. 4. w.
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YOUNG NAN, WHOSE PRA6ENT ENGAGEMENT
~ expires hi weeb anxious for situation entry clsrk
psshsr Refers 70 and last employers note Cd
dressed H. r. NJ, Herald once VII receive immediate aten-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-16
Selecting Seed Corn.

Every corn-grower is sensible of the greatim-
portance of planting good seed corn. There Is
nothing so discouraging to the farmer as to be
under the necessity of planting his crop the sec;
ond time-to be re-planting OF furrowing out the
second time, when his neighbor is cultiyating his
corn. On the other hand, how very animatine
to have the corn come up well-to have what
we call "a good standn The previous cultiva-
ton and preparation of the land having been
thorough, the crop is considered half made; and
the after culture is source of great delight, with
a fair prospect of being amply rewarded tor the
labor bestowed.
1t is the practice with some farmers of my ac-
ouaintance TO send the boys or servants to shell
seed corn, after every other preparation has been
made for planting the crop, without giving any
directions as to quality or variety; and If they
possessed the Judgment have not time to make
a iudicious selection.
If q farmer procures good variety of corn
and pursues such course, it will soon degener'
ate Tito q very common article. Who ever
knew farmer to improve his stock OF cattle OF
hogs without wisely selecting the very best form
ed ANIMALS as breeders? But he frequently adj
vises with his neighbor to strengthen his Judg-
ment on some points.
The object of this article is to call the atten'
ton of corn-growers to the great failure OF corr
to vegetate in the growing spring OF 1852, Qoul
years since)
There were various coniectures as to the cause
of the failure Some attributed it to the expo
sure, standing out during the winter; and others
to the extreme cold winter; and some to the
fact that it was not fully matured and dry whel
the winter set in. A similar result may be an
ticipated this year, and it behooves every farmer
to give the subject more than ordinary attention
at this time.
By shelling few grains from several ditferen
ears, and examining it closelyyo can discoveral
unnatural transparency in some of the grams
or in the grains from some of the ears.
I have examined SOME lots of corn in whicl
this popularity existed throughout. would ad
wise all who have any misgvings about the veg
etative powers of their corn, to test it by sProut
ing small qauntity before planting by sucl
precaution great deal of trouble and loss mlgh I
be avoided. b. Is.