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Theatrical and nIusicaI.

BRosnwly- is announced that the public viii have
but opportunities TO night and to morro~) Of
Witnessing the elegant dramatic spectacle entitled The
Son OF the Night"
Nmo's GlRDU.--The Raves 10 appear this evening
in their popular panommes OF 'Godenski and the "ed
Gnome" The excellent ballet corps viii perform between
the pieces.
Bowuy TulrE-The hvorite actor and industrious
stage manager, Mr. Robert Johnston In 10 represent King
Lear, in shskespears tragedy, for his benefit The
DEVILS Horse follows.
BrRros's-Nr. Edwin Booth will peoeonais the heroes
In the "lron Chet and "Kathsrine and Petruchio'
The occasion Of his benefit 10 night Mrs L. Daveu port
Is 10 play In the last.
wAIlcK'a-Mr. wallAck N 10 represent Sir Edward
Jrtimer n "The Iron Chest" this evening. Tho enter.
Ailments will close with Mr.. wcs successful farce OF
"Cne Coat for Two Suits"
IsrRA R,oIrs-The pleasing drama Of "Nsturo and
Arr" In which Misc Keene epac@ the heroine, and the
amusing affair syI led "varety" again oensssie the a.
fractions ct tbis bouse.
Gro. Csr1Y's AND wooo's nr~txns win tonight pc~-
form the fsvorite farce d "Hew Year1sls prcccded BY
songs, dances, &C.
BrcxryYs sssrSApuss issue q sW sned vwh various
melodies, &c, ana heir last burlesaue, "Mississpp
Steamers and Mssissppi Nisgers."
BRyayr's MNprpus-The old style Of Ethiopian min.
sueky win variations" constitute sufficient attraction
10 al Mechanics Hall nightly.
AFTERNOON Frr1vAI---,Iuvenles and others who can
conveniently leave home night will haze ano'her
opportunity Of seeing the Raves In OF their best
pieces 10 morrow afternoon, at Nlhlos Garden.
THr Dsvryrosr rxnxovIAL IL 10 take place al Nblos
Garden tomorrow evening Various Of Tho most popular
art&W 70 The copnuyssvs volunteered fo< me escnsoA
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Court or General Sessions.
Doforo yuIoa nuacaIl
Before Judge Russell.
GENTrNCES.


NAV l3-As soon as the Court was organized, counsel
for Thomas DENNY indicted arson moved for further
posponement Of the ill Monday, which granted
John Davis and Charles Cole, two young men,
charged with burglary in the third degree, and convicted
Of pe larceny. Tho Judge sentenced them six months
in the Penitentary, and fined them 500 each.
John schcnskie pleaded guilty the crime Of petit lar
ceny IN stealing $50 worth silk which plea accepted
by the District Attorney lie fined 800, and
the penitentiary for six month";
MAssLAUGHTER.
Peter Arneson, respectable looking man. placed at
the bar charged with man-laughter. He shot young
named George johnson, in the Bogery, some time 10
March by advice Of bis council Mr.. Clinton, he pleaded
guilty. To mans laughter the fourth degree. His Honor
said be wod the prisoner the last day Of the
present term. In the meantime anidavi.s viii DO pre-
scented mitigation Of the sentence, the provocaon
very greattLree youths attempting 70 break into his
store.
AN ALLEGED RAPE.
ever Mcdonald charged with committing rape
Louisa Ketteman, insane deaf mute, at the "
Thirty ninth and kghh avenue Officer Lowe heard
occurrence he found the accused in company with the
fortunate The evidence not being clear against
the defendant the jury rendered iict Of not guilty
A FELoNIOus ASSAULT.
Charles Bloom put trial for firing loaded pistol
Mrs Ann Crawl the night Of the 18th OF April the
lager bier saloon her husband, in Greenwich
The evidence Of he complainant showed pr oncr
into the house and desired Mr. Crawl 10 out with
him, but Mrs. would not allow her husband TO accom-
py the defendant They then had some hard words he
called hera and she returned the compliment by
minding him that he had just returned from visit to Sing
sing prison He then fred pto at der, but fortunately
the contents Of were lodged in the wall instead Of Der
Uranium On her examination she stated that her
husband kept ladies' boarding house.
Mary Brown testified Tor Tho defence She said that the
prisoner and complainant had a difficulty. but when he
tired the pist ii he did not aim II at Mrs. Crawl
Juha Comin, Mr. Crawl's barkeeper called by the
Assistant District Attorney who radiced the ast wit
by detailing the circumstances Of the assault In very
clear manner, and tesufying distinctly thai Mary
th.fh lhQ rasfsl
directly at Mrs Crawl
The jury Immediately rendered vcrdis Of assault and
battery, with an intent 10 do bodily harm
The Judge that shot had proved fatal the pri
might have been tried for murder He would, how
ever, impose light punishment and send him 70 the pcn
Tertiary Tor six months.
AdtouI ned I'll II O'Clock this "Wednesday morning
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Intereninu from Oregon.

The late winter has been more stormy and the snow
deeper than before known yet Is said the ice has
not been thick during some former is
generally thought inhabitants will adopt State
form Of government, and constitution prohbitory OF
slavery The press of the Territory Is warmly engaged
in the dis cusson OF these and kindred topics
municipal election 10 come OF In Portland,
whertat q union ticket likely to be elected.
There continued to be much disaiiecuon amongst the
Indians In various parts OF the territory and many OF
those gathered the reservations longing 70 return
to their former haunfs and habits.
The roads in oil parts Of the country were bad, owing To
the late stormy weather.
Burrf, who killed his wife and children, some time
ago, died recently prison.
The steamer Clinton had gone up the willamette, Gar
a. Eugene City, Lane county, much higher point than
any boat had previously reached.
New river dggpgs, thought TO be rich and extensive
have been Flora Creek and the forks OF The
Coqu about thirty miles from Goose Bay, Washington
TerritOry,
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scarcity OF Gra,n at the West.


From careful inquiry, personally made both OF peops
from the country IN. lines Of three Of the prnn
ppl roads leading Into thu CITY we are convinced tnsa ne
Expectations INDUCED in by some Of our contemporaries
regard 10 We quantity OF grain W come forward 70 hn
market during the present SEASON, are not founded on mcs
The crop Of last year By remarkable; has
probably been largely over estimated the events q he
spring and summer will Prove Though u w4 hsee
enough 10 have ef' IN N ORDINARY sssson, ysry coo-
ordinary duration OF the vntr has Gle med out Their gra
naries and crbe entirely AMI even In our own SAe hoo-
been for month past ara are yet, buying from Mar
neghbors to keep their cattle asd horses alive until fev
warm and plea ant days e'n So' .ns new vs. ~ ~
greatest distress among farmers Ter ieed and 9Any q
them, great the scarcity are losing entire herds ~
starvation. gentleman rom hakuekea tells ~ ihas n
that the way Of tho richest and most pro
ductve parts Of owacste dy ing by hundreds, and
that farmers who hauled their surplus the river and
sold !, IN the fall, are now buying back by wagon loads
at three hmcs The price they for SIN months ago In
the country vest Of D~venprt, and about Iowa City, ne
anne state OF things exiss AT Quincy The demand ,cr
take Into Missouri IL much greater than he
supply and distilcry at least buying grain a. -
Louis and sending up the rvsT ey ,ne pos Ssn..S ur
home supplies. Al Keokuk and Burlington The dsmsna -
very active and The supply small as vs. n1es s,a Iong
other part OF the West from hich have neera
the 81 Louis and Chicago road there IL more co,n 49,,
half the usual quantity. Along the Gaens AZ o.. 20
and Chicago, the Chicago, Darlington ano Gy -.
Ch,caso ana kocL Island roads hardly full cro 70 %
seen -. 80, An. e,,re suyp,us
~ rorr ~. and 10 many places The posasoes aso
"a, 80 80 2, c,,ed W. usual length BY fnIy nysy
say, and in those days mischief has been sone -
Inc donhter take his pencil and sake ne Own psW-
=, tSno,s fully tso million horses, mules cows,
49,, .nS osber cattle Admit that only hsa Of this num-
Der saying nothing ef The three millions snesp ana 49,,
s, ,bsir wants supplied, would be sen Of the very
ns.ieraI cror d lS6s
,bo ssrnine lhai may be gathered nom our ascCunt
.b,eb ue admit doleful enoush-win prevent any non
or from selling present seeks upon cSpecta
ions Of ,peessy pay viii stimulate the fhrmers -
SOW and plant wider area sno 10 prscce move econcmy
in the use Of hay and in subsequent seasons, W
shall have accomplished all We desire.
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The Turf.

UNION OOURsB, Z. I-THDrTIN6.
1unDAY, May 12-Maich $500, best three In i've, 70
wagons
H. woodruff named b. m. Queen DIDO.
Jas Whepley named 9. w. Jerry .......... CHS
Tme-2I0.
NEW ORLEANS RAcEs-METAiHiE c0URsE-TROrTisa.
INV Osislss, Map The "a ar spring trotting meet
ing the Mearie Course commences yoserday, and
averaging all circumstances, the openg was not insosT
cous. The wcsthcr tosofi n OF The track were an
at could have been ocsrea Mobile and savannah weso
the GO nestans for the purse Of $780, two milo heats tho
entries being j. A. than, crs' Sannsh mare, Grace Wal
Tor and m. Colirel's Mobile mare Queen. We amer .
summary
wrpSpepAy, May 6-birst dy.-notiine, two MO
heals, 70 hafnesr-purse $40"
J. Chambers o. m. Grace Walton. ............l
WIN. Coure.'s IN Que n........................'b
nme-b-O-ss Oh.
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TIE SUGAR INTERESTS OF NEw ESeLAHp.--
yo.eph nurd, A. M Who died Maiden mass, March 49,
each Of the states Of Maine New rsh,, verrpont and
nsssschut e's and directs II "o be kea judiciousy in
and lnat the income thereof sha he applied year
IN giving prizes 10 promote and encouvass Inc mann
assure ana refining Of sugar" In sad states
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John Turner late Of the nrm 81 lang Turner died In
this city Monday, May IL, al the advanced age OF 70,
of gradual decay Of hi, powers. Mr. Turner al ono
hmc connected with tho Neo Fork Gasets and General
Adsytiser In Its Tim, very cred,a ole periodical rbe
united ages Of himself and wife amounted W 1853 Year,
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EXCISE COMMISSIONERS IN ALBASy--Judge Ro-
bnson and the associate Justices OF Albany have appned
Jas wssson Of Albany, charles ypdman, Of WesAev-
To- and Henry l. LAM cu OF Cohoes Commissioners undes
the Excise laws grant licenses for the sale OF hquoss
The commission viii meet before The lNb nsa, W
organise and receive applications.
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DAILY PAPER nv TExAs-A nav so,,v ro,.r IA.
e~t been satted in Galveston Il tho Ar, das journal
ever printed w INC state Delaware Florida hrkansss
NO We oeSsre sss'sipp, are jet without daily paper
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en- Immediate psgAbssAGl noticed Judgo DAY, n
graham and Aeho JuAp Ven Buren,, Dudley ~, ysAn-
d b Cusspe - aksss, whom want o. space nSene
vsnls msnttsg, ed Oh evidently took so1emn -
ress In he psoessdipp. me Hshop and NE tvo aDn
ing clergy men serpnied service between 0e0, -
The aadiense Joined In The Previous 70 Ne 49,
ing Of The beautiful neeusb chapter Of LIST Oognha, ~
follow ing hymn YVES sung
Hear what the frorn declares
To hose CArt~s " hO ~.
Released I'm I'll ID k ssrthy cares,
They'll reixs With Him nm nigh.
Amer the reading Of lhs words q ne GSsae
Apostle Of The 6sutss, the cb sang the beauof0 -
impressive anthem, IT beard vce from heaven saynG
unto me- Write, from henceieth blessed arc the deod
which die In the Lord; ,b the spirit, Tor my
rest from their hbovs" fhe unity Of the music ano
The admirable execution OF tho CHOIR told with visible
eneot upon all present
Finally the Bishop OF the diocese pronounced the bone
dicton the procession orm and the intimate friends
of the deceased entered the different carriages and drove
slowly towards the lat resin. place Of him whom hey
had 20 esteemed In hfe and thu honored In death.
No further Geek hs Disclose,
Or drag his fraihh from 'hsr dread abode
There they alike la tremb ling hope repose-
The bosom of his tsh-r and his God.
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Mckinney, pnd in direct conuviey 70 The "peace and
aAesay u the Territory Of Kansas" The indictment
1her sets forth that James lane Cairn Cutler
parties TO The offence ce~rsed-a least Their names arr,
sunnst Updegraph sets forth that he (Updegraph) dill
Hahe an as anH upon one Mcvaughan, whom he put In
Bodily fear, and deprived or his goods TO the tune @
TAsse men we're delivered up BY their bail zone two
sys ago. and rassferred 70 the custody Q, The United
shAsee Of deputy aor, named Ryan M whose custody
Asy remained until last evening" when, there being no
sssure place TO confDe Them, tbey made Their escape
Shms with them a. IL Is supposed four good - with
bvsdks and saddles 10 rach, which disappeared from
vsry stable here % nsnb ane sn'% r s f.,
Ivy of Kansas who had just arrived here 70 prosecute
Asse very men, among others Bot 80 Jar a.
nesrs Dolsnan and Updsgraph are concerned,
We fancy ne may spare his elcquencs for though
nArrha Denis Is in pursuit, hey have 100 long start 70 be
M capitol building " as ye, little better than o very
sohd foundation, but with FIRST class quarry close nj
hDd and the help Of the s25 600 approp aied or ls %
~ the territorial Legsasure-tbe bonds Of which Will
probably be negotiated through the financial influence OF
6sverpcr walker The EAst-tbc work viii doubtless 20
rspoly on and be completed In time 70 receive The Ars,
Haae Legislature within It's walls
Acting Governor stanton Ia firm In his intenuopf be
vhln his influence 10 bring about the rcsulo have
ell prrseqm entered In all the "ponica oases" which
~ crowd docket and he has already recommended
svch course In the very highest quartersto Governor
waher and the state Department; but 10 be feared
hat tbese may 90 before he enabled 10 re-
eefve a reply from Washington In ms event, be
impossible 10 defer the trials, (Which the United
sAases District Attorney informs the prisoners are
nrgibg on) Secretary Stanton viii urge npon the district
Attorney The proprey OF taking ,he resIonsioy OF en-
twtne noe proN4ui without waiting ior SPECIAL sruc
uons from the department, under the belief mat w so
dong the authorities here will but anticipate 'he action o.
he federal government II Is 10 be hoped that there trials
win thus be Disposed Of
The incendary resolutions addressed BIZ the cizens OF
sAvot omie kens county, T., e1cisne colsdcrs
cte comment The reighbofbood e O3sa~o'ferae has
nsrcv reen celebrated for iva law abiding spirit and "
posted In that region
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saIrnxsn or GoIp.
Ae George Law brought from Ban vranasco 70 New
Ysk = her ,ass TRIP q ,7o7 b27 IN specie, which Tho
largest shpnsss thus far during the present year, and
exossSs IN amount The shipment made n The correspond
~ ver,od M year by twenty thousand dollars. me
f,psvi.g figures show Vie whole amount nght since
NE Hrst Il January, seoparsd with The aggregate fsr hs
sans time n 1885,
First four months In 1850. .$13, 8l2 3Se
Nrse four nenshs In 1861. bSs
psreass This year.. q, ,7s2
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The names then read by the secretary.
Upon motion each name was voted upon separately and
three additional directors, and also TO n vacancies,
The following gentlemen were unanimously choeen d.
ospL NJ. r Roberts, n. O. Arlington,
jules David. NJ. Marlin,
Frederick Traock, Eugene Delessert,
r. kelersberFer, W. J. Bailey,
Eugene sullivan, N. sanord, (of firm q sta
nord A Bro, sacrsmento
The Chairman stated that the subscription books q The
company would be open at the Once Of Mr. DcIcsser
Mon,somery street, between Washington and 'ses'os'
The Getting then adjourned.
We understand that 400 subscribers have already
signed the t and the amount taken " about $780, 600
1850 600 subscribed, and ten per cent n paid in win
tile The company 70 charter from the Legislature.
THEATRICAL.
Mrs JuEs Dean H,yne and the stock company assocs-
ted with her, continued 10 draw crowded houses every
night Msguires Opera House, in fan Francisco Mr.
Charles Pope who performed the leading male characters
during Nrr HAYNES vist Intended leaving for the East
Mr. J. Mcnonuush, the tragedisD, was drawing er.
oeent houses Throughout the Southern mining towns The
press 81 sonora and Columbia speak highly OF his PERFORM
grand complimentary beseht was given " ~ n
at sonora on the 18th April. He was 'starringt"n;'
Ms. Emily P. Issdersiey ads,, Aer.eif ,rr,o the
tses,rica, com uany Of M schnss' q and vas about
connencbg profeseionslDi-ii Sshoui The Northern
The sau Francisco Enstrelr ~hIle on visa orovIe,
oet all their valuable Instruments VI wardrobe By the
Gre which occurred at that place on ue 6th April
GREAT FlRs AT oRovnLE-rHEArRE, ETC, DIES
rRoyED--Loss $4,000.
ORovuIE, April 6-I3O Il. ~
his evening at sbou, half past Ave O'Clock, nre broke
on, IN the back Part the theatre, and In an instant the
whole building in flames. The IRE soon extenoeo 20
the adjoining building and At one time threatened me
whole Town Fortunately not breath Of air was SURFING;
had there been should have had to chronicle announcer
total destruction Of town AS vas az. nSw .;sesi
service and credit TO themselves and the town, the nre
vs oop6ped 70 one square, all he buildings o. which
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14
PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE & WATERPROOF
CEMENT ROOFING.

YHuF pndsrgned are prepared introduce into use In
Tennessee W f. CHILDS CO.'S PATENT ELAS-
TIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF CEMENT ROIFlN'r and
ask the attention Architects, Builders, Railroad Com
and the public to its superiority over other
4RCHITECTs AND BUILDERS should not fail to
EXAMINE this Roofing better ana cheaper tah any
thingin use The material forms hard and smooth sur
climate II is fmpervious TO water eastic' ana ueNDle
Il contracts expands with the changes OF e amos
phere will neither evapor crack nor Fo anu S 10
its dura hility there is question. ,u,
practically imperishahie, anc WI
auyordinary external exposure TO fire, as abundany
proved and we will II waterproof We VIII en-
gage put Roofing on over oralhary goou i
Old shingles tar and gravel tin, znc copper or IRON TooI
1T making no difference how steep or nat 1hey may De
for seven dosrs hundred square ieet It being far
cheaper than Roof OF the oid s'S . anu We ~ -
will give better satisfaction. s---.-, 4, T..
IL will also be the best L. ng ever hVehe 10
cover mend old ety and graVelroo or around
cbimnevs seupsa drnaT windows, and guers ~heFe the
as long astone nd form perfect adm 10 TO any oo
fect tosWehi it isspplad Tin Roos eau oe Pneu over
iauasFTapted not to leak) liars and hlty cen
N bobdred square feet which Is cheaper and muc pet
tar than pa This Roofing Will oetouhu 20 oe tne Ses
tTn for cov9 large Roofs wEere <sy are exposed 20
ar sssSresn Mills saw Muls Factories, h|Iiroad
Cars Bridges, Depots, station Houses eteanooat
and in fact every OF Roof where there an external
vsure from FIRE AS Roof is perfect without loint
it. It presents chance for IRE 10 communicate ana any
I0ht substance will burn out without ignlLng
sy Insurance Ohces at Cincinnati, End other places
where Childs Co.'s Cement has been used, insure bud
ngs with Roofs With this Cement, at the same
stes As for those covered with Iron, Copper or Tin
~ The Cement will be furnished TO those at Instance
with directions for using. ~.
tB orders cent 10 the undersgneu' through 'ie 0S'
0H'e' "'i'Os J. T. NATHURsT,
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NH" H0USE&
MGOLRICK s. BURNS,
vvzorEsALE AND RETAIL coEFBcTIoH ERs
WDRARERE

m epsuius a thear eslasishzent MaFkst strests
"a so Sc, Esxt aosr 70 NJ. PeEerh cotaiag sieFet
ass5rtueaz 81 conectioaeries, Ehich theE tntend
1900 % very reasonable teFns. and trust by tber atteH-
60 Is sfness e indacs he Pabe % eztend % tnen
isFsf ahare ef pasrcnase. AnonE Ne icA4As sic g
nov hana ana A1iel ta~y VA ee FsfFtfAs Az rs ~
loalEgt via
&C.. - srsrv varIety; Psas Appis and 0hio Caessei
FFus, of eFery kinds - 4atile- elHsst - p -
Pickles, asserted Net-iA5a g stesg f-t--4a
Tl~sf-d 0sEt-gg s1d sardlHes, Als aud fQTte4f
shzA and Hal1cas lins SitetAs
via s variety cf aFtielea reS nSf --a e1--1-fese-
= -o-rssu 10 the5r ConfozsiensFy tkey inFiie she
tssnfie "a ts paniIe y sher Bakery oa uteh e1iy
- - 80 Erzsf. eakess a11 fastEg - ka4.
Parliaa W hs n4as ~ g erazf 80 s~fei-3 - = ~g
Hsvsr psrsnsny iazatsd Asgss e eoarse visa 70
80 Ia.s4aIir - ths ead. We tatend 81 ing
- tsrsas and - da1eanef eosnsea s3Eaei EFa -
- - uaee q rcaefaas p1sitc e respectfully Ia
- fs-s4s fstsrs ahn In no 81 trade, FiFs
. - ssil 6sfsrs flafshalinE eilsNazre. .
ssFs Ae8oLAtCA 1lAAA /.
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THE WATSON $40
SEWING MACHINE.

BOUT the goth day OF August, 1855. was empl9yeo %
"A by Messrs Watson, Wooster Co.. compose ol " u =.
c. Watson Morris Knighf, and George H. "ooss @ ~ ~
manufacture Sewing Machines, which we're knp~n 81
"Watson Ten Dollar Sewing Machine" 9hS5 a{ ~
received a notice from the counsel OF U b. 70
Wheeler mentioned in the annexed copy o. to .p5
informinR me that these Machines were an
upon Letters Patent which they Owned, az i s'
would he Instituted against me, unless shOuu
sst1ie tb fber This notice b. nded TO Mr. wooster,
OF my emDoyers . .-..-.afr ,ba f.cts sDd
then made Investigations to ascertain the lscS, anu
fopnd that said Machine, believed, was az innge-
ment of said Pateu Informed SAID watson shaI ucn
my opinion. ..5 =. ,a,as4 No h, ssid
subteoaentIy suit commenced agalest me Dy sslu
pttr "a Wheeler imme fiately thereafter so in
toed Mr. watson and requested him to take charge Of
the defence Of same and he refused to do So and
Then told him that would have nothing more to do with
n and then ceased make the Machues and the in
iUnct on copy which hereto annexed, was Issued
and ferved me. JOEL OhA6E.
Dated New York, February 1lth, 1851.
In presence Of MILES B. AHDRUs
do hereby certify tn at the ahOVestatement subscribed
B. hv mo Is coTreet and true JOEL CHASE.
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PEABODY'S SEEDING HAJTBOIS STRAW
BERRY PLANTS.

TINHR subscriber having appointed b - HtLtAs eS.'
Agent foF the sale Of this superb tasberfys SPIN
ennts can be supplied the following rates FOR pae
~ one dozen s2 co. package OF lu0 $40 paeAAES o.
SaSO s6 G0 viii psck In earth and moss 50 that
tbsV vii he CERTAIN TO live II properly planted snd gre
main drectiona for their culture. Orders AA5 o1 ~
trssed ~ me At Con nbus, a., 20 my agents. A.
MORT n CO., New Orleans, and b. s. WELLAh' sA'
NV calling az the Seed OF b. s. Weller, ST. ire pae
Ne NAV see an copy Of the vine aud ru Also ca
taes from Journals North and Eouth, slug thc epe
ror aualtfes this berry All ohers 10 cultivation
on tie reception Of a. viii carefully pack enc dozen 10
oil giik mail Il 70 any difeeuon IN ths Nneht w
paying the postage . e., 81. ~
nv p ROIIFIC CORN Due notice Of the product, weight,
and yield per acre vii be given when she pTsse3i eTS
= -fhgs,sd CHAs. A. PEABODY
cola@bus. Ga, Sept 1O-lmeowAd.