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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12
w s MElLoR, Aac,ioheer-By w s hELLos Co.
VVNHI 'RsDAY March H. 1T lO3 o'clock at IN

=. M
THU RsDAf, March IL, ut lO3 o'clock al tue
,.l.sroou Nos. Is and Is Psrkrw opposite the A.tor
nae cbo1, sud desirable stock 81 sub.ans made CAb-
NIT FIRNITJ RE-RosewOod Pisno-tortes fIeaeh Ptste
Per md Ms tile Mirrors Oil PAn inss. Cochs silver plated
W,, lie Among stoek Of CAeset farniure Will be foaad
" . lid P.r0r Suites covered IN h two and tnre-
cor,d bocAc- and plash rchy carved rosewood marble
I. D Center Pier Tables Escr Tres BeAaen Wudoees
Rokcns, Ia ed wood, Sid-b srds Work fables
h, st,ud Gothic and EIs,eh.n style Of Ceas sdsped M
h mo Ubrar.s Also rshy Get of oak Cnsnbo<
Funiture x27b osk Dains room Furniture
IN Sut. covered figured ep oak Lounges Tete ste~s
Tsy and Nose Chars RosA.s; ten richly decosied ensn
,l,d Chamber Suites complete. with marble tops mssosS
and rosewood Chamber sues 20 match toseiaef
m x.r., Of p,an Furniture which the sale will
m,rce is,ued morning Of 49, Goods eaa De
packed on the premises for sLipPrs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

ONLY LINE with SURE CONNEC rI0N.-
" Ts1r 100 miles .borter than .1y oh-r Route AM
po.le River Ssvission-U STATES ALL LINE
F-y pounds bssfag- fTe~, l. pound exers>
-Four from by Panama RsrNd fh ush
MI s;e.m.hip Coup.ny vii d.o.tcS fr AsPIN VAIL
FRIDAY March y, 81 Gel 1ck preci'-iJ from per
loot If Wsrrsr North Rv,r the well tuown snd s.'
steamship GEORGE LAW Cav,Aa L. HssDd-n, u. ;. y
P.,..r tes and Mails III BE- fr~rd-d b. Pana ma Rsrod
rsn,'. mASniscspt Steamship GOLDEN AGE r.
Watkins Commander .b viii be In readiness and leave in
media ely for San FrApcisc.
tn, p.bs are informed thu: Petite Msi ssamsnp Dom
osuv vays Steamers lying st Panama
e.dy avoid possible deenon OF passenger o.
male -
For pssssse spp.y ". RAYMOND the 0aiy enes Of
the Com psnies No III Westst corner OF Warren e. n
Regular United States Nail Steamer dsya sth and h ofeseA
uonth.
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NNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
i IHE 0RLAH CENTRAL PENNeYLvANiA RAIL
nnfTR

YAOM EEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN - HOCnA.
IRON EEw-YOaK TO CHICAGO IN 80 HOuas
HlOM ELW-Y0RK TO 81. LOUIS IN hOUnA
rAe Shortest Best Sosnty tbs Cheapest kooss
tom Nsw.YoTk 70 ill points In the West.
me Pebnsyvans Raarosd eonsccts q Ittso~sn ~ 1919
H.; Psnhfon Lexington aud Leusvins. ~ TeTe Hue,
MsdsoD Lafayette and fndiAnspohs Ind Ctncinnsa DySe'
Nm brs Zanesvile Aassl0n and Wooster One .so VIZ
,~ s|ssn psske. from and 70 Nov Orsens - Lous
Louisytae and Csaein1at-
Throuss ekes bed any Of The sSove usodoae1
saSs m The Wss, nancbnIs the hotels Of this ersLD
T,,.er ger, Wi fpd hs the expososs ~
,ogfortabs route between The East and West -
fbrousk Tickets further tnfosmsfou may Be I'D sss
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Ne. AsrOR HOUSE, BROADWAY.
J. l. ELLIOTT, AGENT Peansy,ssnis Railroad q.
Va Jan s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

DENNSYLVANIA RAn4ROAD.--Ths GREAT
i CENTRAL hOgTE connecting the Atlantic cues VIII
Western Northwestern and South 6tstes By con
kavsy direct This Rosd also eonnects ct
daNy Of all posts IN the Wssten Avsss
and ct Cleveland and Sandpshy With steamers 70 :. pors %
the North Lakes making the most Direct shsspess
ssh.bs route By which SRkI0HT can - ovs'esd - NJ
IXTEs BLTwEEN PHILADELPHIA and ffTfSB uR0as
VInsr Class Boots Shoes Hate and Caps % cant. -
Books Dry Goods TN boIes, salos and runks), no y
Drugs Tin boxes and bsiesl Feathers, rsrs, hc..
SssosD CLAss-Doasstic 6hsetins, shirtns md
feiine in original balssk Dag In o,slsl Hard sss.ss$
Leather lin sons OF boxes), Wool and BhseD 10 -
rss q. a.i ;n,r r.;
Hemp Bacon and Pori Slated loose or In sactsl he n
Yobstco Manufactured teIospt Gsars OF cut he.
(ounrn CLAss-Cohse, Psh, Bacon, Beef and
fla CASKS boxes EsswAfd), Lard and % oeats
Lard OIL, Nsis Soda Ash, German Clay, Tn. loo ..
SLoua-sl y Dbl until further notice.
8lAIx-5s cents p 100 b annl farther notice
cOrToS-o2 bale not exceeding ~ weight onn nnhsa
notice
e s,ns eSse: :. from ~ m:
Goods consigned to AseDs Of the Road 1t fsdsphA o.
Pittsbursh, will be Forwarded without de,enusn
HaEIsHT AGEHTs--HAzIS Wormlsy Go, Aemphia fe.a
p Sass L Co. st. Losis J Mitchell Bon, Lyansvns,
Ind Dumespl, Ben Co., md Carter Jewsu, Louf>
SAe Ky. B. C. keldTun Madison, Ind. bphgnan broyA
md Irwin Co. Cincinnati W. 0rAhan Co, Lanesvula
Ohio LeseA Co, No s. Klbyst Boston, Leech Co. Ne
Aston House. New-Yosh, No. Wnbam-st-, and Ne Be-
Rooms Baltimore Geo. c. Ynncscas PittsburshL
aSEs2R e so::a. ss.. f:ss.. =
Jaausrv last.
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
r..n.r BAY STATE C.pt J.wea leaves New Yoss every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY .nd SAT- hDAi' Se' 49,
every MONDAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY al Seioos
a. fTom Pier No. N neG the Battery '-n '"ocnntH
Newport each;wAy.
Hereafter room. Will be REGARDED - seeurec !" >'
nj the same snail "a ben PAD iof' ,. - ..,-I
Tr.,sh, 70 Bo-on forwarded through win great eisa<s
By - Express freixht rrzin- W.,-,
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DOR CHARLESTON, FLORIDA, KEY WEST

Tor CHARLESTON, FLORIDA, KEY WEST
L and HAvANA-SEMI WEEKLY UNITED STATES
MAIL LINE-Tte splendid s,esush' MARION Wa ros
Ten e. um.Dder " IN leave Pier M. T. ". r, SArUa-
DAY MHch "a a. o'clock IN. pr-eisely eonrecnas 81
Chsrlsstos with the NJ. Steamer sABEt for Htysn.
AID K,, West For freight app board, where all bills .:
l.an. viii :. sGn.d and Tor P...~. At the osss o, sros
VORD TILEsTON 4 Co. No ~ Brbsdway The bea1tifa
A. fat soins steamship JAMES ADGsR &. rnrnsr com
nspder VI succeed. and lesve on WEDNESDAY Marco ~
TT. Avsis steamer CAROLINA nskes regular tnss TO ."
n..eiu. and the vsrous andus the St Johns Rve FLOR
ida coppeetss With from NewYort and leaving
c,.,l..,o. TyTRY TUESDAY rhroagh tickets 10 Jacksrp
Wi. ISL; to Plstha IS N.B-Heresner the stesscsss
the shove line viii leave Of 4o'cioct p IN
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H,HE PEOPLE of lie STATE Of NEW-YOR

N'HE PEOPLE Of the STATE VI Nbw =,
BY the psce Good FREE ed lnssPspssSt ~ ~
Of EsvYok d,eeased ersditois Isfsss' ,os - ssr
o,h.rvt,e ,spd greeting: ZOO and esch OF yoe -
go "a r,ou.d p.r,ol ay and sppssf e~iof 90
,9sais 81 the Cyoh o. 10 Of SenI s.It II 0ebsi IN u
q that day ..s &c. = ac eIs -; 80 Sotro
mei' oil inc ~, an and usAne1t Of ss1 eeeeessd
In ..sny .., s.s;SS p; In AZ nLfx
. "a. 1879 " BRADFORD ESQ surrossts Of u - =
ISL A AZ the City Of ks.York the i7rh Day a zee
-. Z, de year Of L0fd one thoasss4 sAess - =
Srea and 6fy seven x, ,,.n,o,n s.r.~.S~
uk5lsw4wTb "A w. ohADsOHS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

" S MELLor, Al aoneer-By w hELLon Co
CECOND-HAND GOODS.-THlS DAY Thurs
Sos MleI M. a: the sassroom Nos 10 aud - rnnt9~
of bedsesds Bureaus DINING sld Center Tables
s ,nes Hat Rark Croekery BeddDr &c. Also large qu.o
f., Of MLii.I rs sAno., Br.Dches Vines Boxes ke being
Il ~ nrs III in Of . Larse YIN. cry StoIe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12
NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHII.A-

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-F0f PHIIX-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST Via JERSEY
CIrY.-Mal and Express Lnes: Leave NewYosh md II
= M and and D. fare s.; ~ m 81 IS stopping ct q
vsy ststons II and Through Tehets sod
for CINCINNATI and els 50) and the West and fr Bsu
nose Wsshin ton Eor kc and through baggage ehscAsd
~ WAshinsssa IN = M md P D.
No Baggage WIN be received for any Train unless delivered
nd CHECKED IS MIN In advance Of the Ime Of leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

IN PURSUANCE Of IN order Of the surrogate
Of the County OF NewYo notice hereby evsn 70 q
vsrsors the % OBEFH SMITH.
is, Of ts o Now YOi nstnes deceased 70 Ps:s.. ne
thereof the subserh~rs esr oees,
Ne IS sesth street the Cry Of New Yesh % bsfss U.
Sc, Day Of August ss.t-p:,sd NJ; fsss "a ~ ~
Jsnoasy, no7 MAkoAhLT IN tn Lksssuu-
~ fau6nTbs y a. bLOOhFlELD Lsssasof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

NOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT.-Tns new
steamship GALVESTON. Capt. David wisos, win leave
from foo. o.lser-st, e. K, on Sstafdsy nnen ~ FOR
freight pes age, apply to y ALLnn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

TOR SOUTHAMPTON and Antwerp
Il TIE new Iron scr-w Steamship LsOfoLD l., A. Msos'
Commander will be dpstehed III TIE soove POI IN SAA
uRDAY March u. from pier No. 3D. hosn tn,G
aArEs OF pAssiGE, NcLunsS rso'i'oss
In bust Cabin .''''''''''''''''~s
In Ttrd Cabin. s.'''... -
This steamer has i've ws'eTtlsh' conPn'nen" @"1 '~'
NJ Srrrht ,.I.n .er Thursday. Msrch 49, md no bah
L.dips axIol or received the DAY 81 sane
Por freight or pa.s.Se hsvnl sopsos hi
AUGUST b SLAlOyf No bsnov~ e.
The Steamship BELGIoUE, Cap, trnIen' VIII 'oooses
th. Leopold L. and sail Or TDssd,y March 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

IN PURSUANCE ct Tn order o. the burrcnee
.es.ops hs,ns ssms ss.nst TYoHE DAvEf. I.s Of Ne
Civ New Sork deceased ~ pesent the zane viii vysoA-
ers hereof to subscribers s The Omoe u Jsssss Whh$
Ne 81 Ly.rty st. IN Guy Of New YORK. eeSors ~
"a Ssv Fl G.v next-Dstsd Nov York the 18th ~ -
Eo,smt~r ia OWEN McCABE
ELLEN BBEOEN
wSNi.vAuoyTbs AArol.istpstsr and ADMINISTRATIVE, -
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IN PURSUANCE al an order Of the sWrogsss
OF the County New York, nstee + hctsey Cysa -
..,,ou, having oisin- Axainst ALANsON y BROOKS -
he CITY Of New York trccssed To sent the sans ~
vouchers thereof 70 the ssbseIber hor reatesee 20
E.st s7th,t N he City New York becre tAs -
asy Of Aps sext-Dstsd kewYo<t. ,he Tth deg 81 o.
tsbsr isS. rAULtNA ehooAs' A@h
fau6 nTh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

IN PURSUANCE Of IN srdcr Of the 6asrs0ats
Of the County Of New Yssk sssios hereby qvee "
ps~soas hsvps cisns sSsisst WILLIAM BEAhAN, Ne
% the Cay Of kevYoh aeessss4 prsseot The sess VII
Hsstsa Nos So and u Murray st. In the City nsw s~s
before h. thirty ART dsy q July ssst-bssst sss
he NH dag 81 Jss sssy, 1857
.,,.-..n. s a,shH .oof HEI,sr,p s..sr4
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order 81 The surrseHse
ne County Of New Yctt neses !, ~ gwen - -
soos L.yiaa sSms AGAINST RICHARD p. NEDuvksr, ~
ne Csty sf nAw-fort. asseased 60 p,rnt ne sAes
vpaeAeIs thereof to ne susssrbss 70 "cs Of 'encs
n, No street the Csty oi NN Vera, - eseSs
Ne 6r,t day hay Dated New l.Ih he - ~ q
October, 1883 ELIZA A. o Ar'yooSc., A.
iax0,nTh -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

OFFICE or GRocERs FIRE Iss Co. 81 Wsns.. cor. PeE,t
Nsw-YoRE, March Z, 1887
nlVIDEND.-Tbe Board of Directors have de-
IL elsred Semi Annual Dividend Of EIGHT PER CENT
pa,ste on demand. JAS g. PLATr, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the Cosny Of New YORK. notice H. hereby eivee - e
u.,sop. h.y ssans. the Estate OF PHILIP HAk.
s Of Ii. City o. Ne. Yoft s:tsr dscss:ea Sre.ss. q:
nyef M.step No Waist, N the City % New YceA, - e
sixth asy Of Aussst nett .D:.d Ne. isss ~ -
lsy Of Febsosy Aa5T. FRANCIS MILLER Essso's
B-lav6mThs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
~ Tor HAVANA aud NEw-DRLEAN .Oa TUEsgAi
March H. II o'eloeh m. from pier foot 81 Wsrens Nof,n
River toe fact and fsvonte steamship EAPIhE CIT
OrAR above Pssre can be secured Of the once OF
The line Freight New Orleans 80 cents per CUBIC loot 70
s.i,ed March Is Shipper. will BE- supped with black e' Of
sdips OF the form signed the hpe application beir
o. No other f,m, signed and bill Of lalns will Be
sn.d after the .uns For ,esht or passage apply
Ne''' wv ~ A. o. ROBERTS, Asunt
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IN PURSUANCE Of aa order OF the b0rfo0eee q
the County Of New York. notice hstsey gwen 70 ~ n
sps ksvpa ams against tho Estste Of SAMUEL D. VAN
DEEBER6H ht. Of tn. oy Of New York teeessed 70 -
80 the san wish vouchers therrot to the subscrbs ~ ~
ONCE No lOI Frot In the City Of New York ssfS
DE let day Of August nsst-Dstsa Nsw rot tho nth ~
Jsau,ry. 1887 JAMES " fhkEMAN
m iavfpThs EscSaeos.
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IN PURSUANCE u an order of tho SufroTaS
ofths County Of New York notice hereby gvsn ~ 30
sous hsv.S elaine Asslnst JAMES w. NlCHoLSON hS q
me CT, Of New York deceased to present the ssm ws
voucher. ts.r.of 10 the ub.cr. = che oes Of ksssn
ps No 70 Esasus, Ia the CITY 81 New iorh on seiyfe
M went, to.I,h day q Jaly usst-D'''d S'v'f'" The
eSH'~s" '' VI Mary ANN NICHOLSON.
THOMAS kICHOLsQN,
,..u IsvsmThs RIesarn and EsecutsG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

OyFIcs ATLANTIC FIRE Iss Co OF BsooELYS March a.
TNHE BOARD of DIRECTORS have declared a
Il Dividend of TEN PER CENT, payable on demand
HORATiO d ORR, Secretary
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Esw.Ymh, Feb. is, 1857. No. So Wall 'ree


OTTIcE CLAsk's PATENT STEAMk FINE REGvLAroRCo
Ne. ?cs Broadway N Y March 10, b7
NOTICE is hereby given that there will DE a
~ Meeting OF the Stock oolders Of CLARh'S PATENT
STEAM FIRE REGULATOR COMPANY, a. Their ofhoe,
on SATURDAY tbe 2lst inst 2oeock .. for TIE pur
tose OF ELECTIN6 SEVEN TRUSTEES Tor the suing
70 such other business come bejte the
NJ, Linz y r PRATT. Secr-tary AID freasarer.
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CUPRFME COURT.-DAvID DUDLEY
- PIILD at ALExANDER CLLMENfS ssA 0AnAn

- FIELD ss,. ALEXANDER CLEMENTS ssA sAkAu
LIVINGSTON administrator ssd sAmsoisusssx q ~ ess9
shsttes aad credits which o. Wiian L1nSsse., -
se~s>S gA Evneon Als1sslsr Cemens and nastAA ~
WIFE, Robert L!vipsstos. sd Zauy bic vSs, hes1t -
Midhiitch, and MsgNes bis viz, and wnss@ hssX ~.
Def sIanu hereby uameas4 M rseehe1
the Disist II this setsn Which - u.sd y -
Ia CO., On he tsh Isy fsssVy 1907 @t y srys ~
~ - e Bsosdvsy The d u New Yosh. vsA tvssI
Ssss ahss service 0f tAs sanooas % yss saslcve
ont wisha he s skressl As plaisuf n ~ sssse ~
sppSy the Court for the relief dsaaaAs1 0s esooe@-
Ursed New. Ysfk, D. ceubsr -. 10
fTEO sLUYTER H.Anufs AsssASIs
sH lswevTh No "a BsssAssy, y. 7.
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,e holders of FIRST MORTGAGE

NOTICE.-The holders of FIRST MORTGAGE
~ BONDS Of the BUFFALO, CORNING and NEW-fORh
RAILROAD COMPANY, who have not signed tue Agreement
VI adopted By the meeting held few days snee
Ioud in ord. protect their intess call without delay Gu
eher Of the Truses L. FANSbEk, esq, the At'ofaty
No. 20 Broadway, ard sign the same.
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Aliuinerp, &e.

vTO WHOLESALE BUYERS OF RICH FLOW
II HRs-JAMHS TUCKER is well prepared with lcsiti
Paris Fabiios Ne Sci Broadway, neatly oPra~ tnt
Carlton House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

VT'HE PEOPLE Of the STATE Of NEW YORK,
by the maze God free and ~ R0soes
10 The EsAts Of PATRICK 6UNSE hs Of he Nty
u New Yorh, dsesassd CREDITOR: lefsess nsat IA. o.
cited An feqrsa psrsorAy 70 ts and ssp:s ssfs - sei
res.. Of .ss County q S:v Yen o., 'es' - 49,
IN that t.y ..e .ad the 70 :,,:ss ss 80
A0AH ana EDwARD BELLY q Exseators 81 ~ iass WIN
a. festaner Of ssld dscsAssd
In sstimet whereof oanssd the Seal u Ono u
,sid s1rrosr. TO he ber,sn.o sGxsd. Wines, ALEI
AspER W. BaApr0ap s.sy s1r roc e, T" 70 o.,
T.braary u the year o. our Lord one thousand essf
lay4vTh A. W. BRADyOkD 00Yoes|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

Nj INDIANA RAILROAD V now open between Detroit
and Adrian and Trains connecting AZ ADRIAN Win Eh
pTe,s IN ns 10 CfAso Toledo and Detroit With Trains
en- the Great Western D@troit Milwaukee sad MrhFss
Central Railroads. further information, apply to JOHN "
PORTER Ax~rt No. 1873 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

HVDNJN KIVEK kAILhOAD.- ~ rum rtV'
a. 1887, the TrAins viii Lave Chsmbsrs-t s.'icn
q Nd; Emisrant, 6:4s 70 PoushseePsis g IN and ]:
md as M For sins Sns : p IN sot resk.tI. S:S
o. H. Ponshkeey he, Sins sung and Pcekkil uAn atop
AZ III. Wsy Sts,inb. Passengers taken Chambers t~aa
c. sopber snd slst ans for New lort leave Troy
5:.5 and 1915 . and AS p IN and East Albany Se'l'
. " A. r. SMITH Supernte neent
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First cabin, according Location Of s,se-room, 700 to e
Pess-rs Great Britain and Europe By this line save
time and money.
specie Selivsrsd 10 London ani Paris. "a.
desiring send out thsir friends can obtain eer'
The eamships .. tbi. built in the moe, sd msnner
each with solid permanent watertsst oompsrtmoots asd
safety comfort and appointments are second TO no snip> ns
""~ ''' d. TORRANCE, Agent,
M s RnMinf xrrrn. New York.
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~ T. " s l. s. -
IN Fe Peees Elegant DRESS SILKS 81 cheap At 81 .
Ne Pieces BAYADfRE STRlPE 81 70 ana ~ ~
50 Pieces small FIGURED BLACK.
Alse. Rich MOURNING SILKS. -e....,..
THts MORNING. Al LANE FORTERS,
No. SI7 told No. 72} Canals
DRINTS-3O0 Cases First class Light and DarA
III NADER PRINTS New styles coming in from theWofn
AAn1. Tor sale by NESMlTH Co No VI broadway.
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD. -
IN FARE TO ALBANY, e.
n p,.., TO- on tss o.d for Albany sil leave TIE
ooTrer Of Wine and Centre 90. as iolS-s 49,,
YvYRY AOkSISG ~ s:ly Os~L
RvFRY AFTERNOON q O'clock -
P.. ,h,,ssh 70 Aben, viii BE e. To eonnslee % NON
OA' Al ~ ]. CAMPBELL sap~rirtsodsat
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
IN PANY,s EXPaBss-GEsLE.L OFFICE 70. -, hiose.
cay, ~ I'm. HevYork snd ere ~" ." e0"p>A' ~
b RICE tsI lsSrtsA
G. HsCALlss, Gs.ss.l esssnl'sSss.-
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OrFIcr rsE WIsDsos MINING Co
No. % WAlst, Ns~Yorh Feb % 1857.
NyOTICE.-The annual meeting OF We Stock
II holder. of tie Windsor hiDh COMPANY will BE- held
d.. ofe Oh THURSDAY the 18Th d, Of March next 81 II
-. ~ . M Tor the election Of SEVEN DIRECTORS ~
and for the Transaction Of other
\. SIN "A nrot.r 10 be done II sAd mee'ihe
Sy orosr OF The President NATHANIEL HAYDEN, Sec
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-10-07

Mushrooms AND SALT.-An i%ntelii-
gent farmer of the parish of Northamp-
ton, in the county of Gloucester, deter
mined to give a heavy dressing of salt to
a field of gras which had been frequently
flooded by a small brook that flows into
the Langdon marshes. His reason, he
informed me, was ito take the sourness
out Of the grass" The field was dres-
sed in the spring-time, and the following
autumn a most astonishing crop ofmush-
DON sprang up. One person alone
sold E20 worth of "small buttons" for
picking, and immense baskets-full were
gathered by many of the poorer neigh
bors who were fortunate enough to heal
of this fungal Developments. 1 tool
some trouble to examine into their his
tory, and cannot account for the circum'
stances in any other way than by the
theory of a quiesceut vitality of the
thallus, which was developed by the salt
The field is an a%lluvial deposit, surroun'
ded by many others of precisely the
same soil, and also subject to foods, buI
which, dressed with SALT! yielded nc
mushrooms.-Stones Of the Valley.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-10-07
FEEDING cow DURING
WINTER.

MEssRs. ED1roRs:--I have had a lit
experience in the above line. About two
yearsa go, I bought a cow that La1 been
wintered in the too common Wisconsin
manner-that is, upon straw, with an
occasional "angel's visit" of an ear Of
corn. She gave during ten months, q
800 quarts of milk. The next winter
she was put upon a diet of good timothy
hay, corpstaiks5 ruta- bagas and carrots,
aud the next season of ten months, she
gave $500 quarts Of milk-the pasture
being the same both years. The extra
feed during the winter would not exceed
$40 above the straw system. all who
have been acquainted with the price OF
butter during the last twelve months,
will know whether 1 got the $40 back
or not.-[J. T., in Wisconsin Farmer.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-10-07

The Hoe CRoP.-The Macoupin,
tIllinois,) Spectator says it is now Ger.
tain that in all the Western country
there will be extraordinary large crops
of corn raised. The consequence of the
heavy yield of corn will be that hogs
will be better fattened than usual. The
farmers will commence feeding earlier,
and will feed later than when the corn
is not good, and will hence make their
hogs weigh. when fattened, from 20 to
Z 80 pounds each, more than last year
The farmers viii generally commence
feeding hogs npon new corn early in Sep
TENDER, and will fat until late in Deem
Der. Again, the farmers will fatten all
their large hogs for market on account
of the prospects of good prices, and feed
until late the small hogs for their own
use.
In-the center counties of Illinois, we
can safely affirm that there will be an
increase of 40 per cent. of pork over
any previous year.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-10-07
TWO CROPS A YEAR.

It is said that the Chinese sugar
zane will produce two or three crops a
year. Tobacco does the same; for this
reason these products are considered
profitable for culture. But as far as
our own observation goes, double crops
are not profitable; they generally prove
a double failure. Double crop farmers
we regard as the poorest kind. What is
a two-crop farmerP We answer, the
man who farms weeds. Yes, he is our
genuine two-crop farmer. He raises ev-
cry year two crops, yet he is the most
wretched farmer in the country. Walk
into his garden you find two crops
there: a crop of cabbage and q crop of
weeds. In his potato patch are two
crops, aud if the season is good, three
crops: a crop of potatoes, and two crops
of grass. In his cornfeld are two crops:
a poor crop of corn, and a good crop of
weeds. III his wheat field are two crops:
a crop of wheat, and a crop of cheat :
So over all his fields are two crops grow
ing.
Now our two-crop farmer accomplish.
es this result in several ways. In the
first place, he soWs two crops by not Sc
curing clean seeds; second, he farms two
crops, by not roofing out all the weeds,
but Sc farming them that both grow TO-
gether till the harvest; and in the third
he harvests two crops, by gathering them
all into the granaries. Such farming is
not profitable. First, because the Sec
ond crop occupies ground that the first
crop should; second, it is not profitable,
because the first crop won't bring as
much with the second, as by ITSELF it is
not SO profitable thirdly, because it
makes the land hard to farm. There
are other reasons, but we trust these are.
enough to dissuade our farmers from en-
tering on the two-crop system enough
to turn from it, those who are o prac-
Using it, and enough to warn all against
farming double crops. Beware of living,
or dealing with, or being two-crop far
mers Ohio Farmer.