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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-25
A 7 TIE SEVENTH ANNUAL BAIL OF rRoo

A y THE SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL OF TROOP @,
n Union Huzzars Third lms nj held Tuesday
the company presented their with splendid
sword, epauetes and gold star Major Walter W. Price ad
dressed him as follows:
Carr. wirrHAcK-I am called upon perform most
pleasing duty. Belese sir field officer of the Third
Regiment shall always be happy to witness like he
present most naterDg yourself and honorable
your On behalf of that troop permit 10 the
time has arrived when words fail the sincere
gard and high esteem company entertain for you
sodier and genemE beg Of hi sword
epauees gold medal token of their united hient
ship Should you have occasion draw that swo'd in
your country satisfied those epauetes will
be stained with ashonor and time RI lis on and cir
add forces rank Will for
get those who present TO night members Of 1851
yourself those cdiaely your command,
bsuld country need services viii al All
be ready the field with confidence for in unity
there is arenrhn II seems TO the title 10 troop
will Union in obedience 10 orders,
which the and high principle OF the soldier; be
yourself and the ranks union The ranks and, above
all union Ia defence Of country With these remarks
Capt wtthsck responded with much feeling.
SENIoR VETERAN CORPS OF 1872 ARE RESPECT
- fully invited attend 81 Pauls ehurch ia Broadway
Christmas day the 18th inst 10 O'Clock A. NJ The corps
rill assemble AT No city Hall place attend The church in
body with cockade hat medal breast Let
veteran be punctuai IL the weather permits By order
Isaac NJ fHrrE. ii. RAYMOND, Colonel
THE PETERSON LIGHT Guard WILL MEET At
Ricters Han 80 Forsyth street, at II A. NJ Friday
18th The following is their line OF narch-Bowery Chat
ham street Broadway, Canal street TO Hudson Hudson 10
Grand street, Grand East Broadway East Broadway
New Canal street New canal to headquarters BY order
II. AKrR, Orderly
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THE MILITARY.

RMORy, LAFl YETTE HALL, DEC. 20, 1S57.-LIGHT
n GuaTdA special meeting of the company will be held
the armory Friday 18th inst IL o'clock A. Every
particularly By order.
JAMES DAVIS. Jr, Sc rotary.
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DENTISTRY.

r UcRATIyE EMPLOYMENT FOR LADIES < MR.
IL doBSON NJ X. q. 8. " late dentist 20 the British
receives ladies and gentlemen pupils and patients
IA Fourth street near Broadway ". ", and raIAily
uushcs them undertake all The duties ~ the dents
no DENTISTS--A DENTIST WHO las OPERATING
sufficient 70 Keep him employed would sell his mechsn
cs work 20 experienced man ~ reasonable price
Their with office and laboratory rrv eye; would engage
Who il fully competent q kc cutr charge ~ tbs De-
pmtment Address With real name. ~ pUx III Herald Ulce
Tor tuO days
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fVokI, COAL. CoA1.-THE. SUBSCRIBER AS suC.
~ the late firm o UNeil McGee will continue
thu coal business the old stands foot of Warren street
North river, foot 81 Fourteenth street Fast river No Il
West Thiryseco and soicts continuance ~ IN,
patronage " hs aud The public generally 10 an "a
whom h. desires give satisfaction both w quality and
weight rllOs O'NRiTJ.
Nav YORK Dee Is. 1857
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TIE LADIES OF DR.. DowLING'S CHURCH, CORNER
Bedford and Morton will open fair 1t +. NJ
Wednesday December -, continuing on Thursday and
Friday and evening Tickets he obtained at s. A.
Mcre goods Carmlne and Blocker
Streets and Of T.. Walker Bedford and Downing
streets and at the door of the church.
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.-4@- ~----
A IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED AaAiSsr
"A negotiating note for g Goa dated July - =. q.
selann, payable at tho Ns,iona Bank he note having
been lost ROsENsFhIk sELAAAANN
CoNsrABIEs' NIGHTINGALE WHO WERE ELECT
ed 70 the sss Of Yo on the last Ssssr
meeting on Friday December Is, At O'Clock n for
1 ssd IL
EMPIRE CITY L4p on NO "a MaTaE MEN
December IS when The annual sss,ISp sassrs
b. D. THcnPsos. Secretary.
EDWARD l. FRASER. ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
Tor w Sss pss and Ss No
M Royal Arch Lodge No. z, F. 4. NJ. are reqassted %
meet their Masonic Temple Of Broome and
psSggss e sIssas sS;giss
wnuas DE LACY, Sec JOHN " HENRY, w N.
1JAsoSIc NOTICE
s on Monday Dec ~ their lodge roo ms Eighth
and Twenty fifth street. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year
j Sw:-HaS ! b Fs %iiis:n
Treasurer-R. A. Roman.
b b-ass1s, we 3 Ta.s
Tycr--Joshus DENLY. ..
RosT ' wAsrr,rIp Secretary.
IN haborng trusting OF he OF the Portuguese
brig Dous Irmaos debt OF their contracting Will be paid
by the captain con lgnees
ABRANCHES ALMEIDA CO., 15S Pearl street.
NEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK COMPANY, DEC.
In a. 1857 The annual election of nine directors of this
will be held Monday the 4h day Of January next
the East Broaway House. OF Pike street and East
Broadway The pol viii open at and close at O'Clock r.
N. II. v. MASON Secretary
DRoCLAMATION.-MAY OFFICE. NEW YORK;
Dec "a, S57.-S500 reward.-Whereas Francis Vincen
stabbed death the night OF the 18th November 1851
bea the hours Of 10 and IL o'clock In his premises
whereas McManus Richard Barrett and Mary Dsmp
have died from s,abs received on the 18Th Of November
1857 The house of Mark Driscoe No III Water street in
the said city, whereas the perpetrators of The above out
unknown the authorities and still at arge-Now,
Fernando Wood Mayor Of the city OF New York,
do by virtue of authority vested IN offer reward of live
hundred dollars for The apprehension and conviction of the
person who committed the murder murders
either OF them either of the above named places Said re
ward he paid the convictoa of the
who said murders the certificate of he Re-
the testimony the person claiming said ward
but all claims not presented within twenty days after the
Ucton OF the blenders VIII be disregarded.
isl FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
TIE LADIES OF DR.. DOwLINGS CHURCH, CORNER
j Bedford and Morton streets will open fair 1T L. NJ
Wednesday December y, continuing on Thursday and
Friday day and evening Tickets may he obtained AT s. A.
McGregors goods Carmne and Bleecker
streets and +. Walker, Bedford and Downing
streets and at the door Of the church
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs.

A YOUNG MAN FROM THE WEST, WHO HAS HAD
n several bank, DESTROYS OF obtain
sng situation IN bank hookk.ep.r Ia good business
Being wei acquainted In tn West conlt build
best 81 city reference given. Address
bank Herald orice
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

nFrX FUMES FILES DE IA SUISSE FRANCHISE
IL d..tsu placer iaHe CONNIE bonnie d"nfanis a. con
rDnr c0usre kics peuvnnt duaner les
rleiebrss accommodations sdresser chez ". fquc :
Cliy l.a place
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EINN ARTS.

IroR sAIF-TIE REMAINS or VALUABLE COL,
leston ~ original Oh paintings viii be soli aacrihce
Nav BE- seen nj The a Mr. ". n. CORN WILL Harp
srs BulldIs~ EfanklN square.
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u,o PHYSTCIANs-A Young PRACTITIONER,
HSerslly educated would Ike make engagement
established bomppaih Address D., Union square
Office
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REsTAURANIs.

A TTFNTIoN.-A LUNCH WILL re SET AT THE
~ Charter Oak SALOON $50 broadway 10 all tho patrons
Of that pls-e-come all and partakefrom n A.
~ to r. NJ Christmas das. nil Of fare-Boned turkey,
roast beef Wild duck oyster soup, picked oysters al
ssasonsbs vegetables ISAAC ANDREWS.
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IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED A0AINs1
"A negotianga note for g COO dated july Is, at a.,
months drawn by l. Marx Co. 70 the order Of ROseusteir
selann payable the National Bank, the note having
been lorl ROSENSTnIN SELlANANN.
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.
.
DOsT OFFICE, DECEMBER a. ON FRIDAY, CHRIST
il day the Post Office will be from A. NJ 10 II N.
1@' ~' $50 l. v FOWLER, M.
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Anew YORK AND LIvERPOOL UNITED STATES
An mail steamers.
The ships comprising this line ares-
The ATLANTIC, Captain Oliver Eidr1dgA
The BALTIC, Captain Joseph Comsock
The ADRIATIC, Captain James West
THESE ships having been built by contract expressly iW
government service every has been taken 10 e con
sxucuon az also in their engines 70 insure strength and
speed and their unequAl
Cd for elegance comfort
The steamers Of this have improved water tight con-
pArmsn and has been spared make nam An
- good the thorough examination them proves
their mode OF CONSTRUCTION yet unequsllod.
prce Of from New YORK to Liverpool N Assabn
$50 In second do E5 From Liverpool New York 30 and
~ gneas An experienced each shp No
berths can be secured until paid for
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A DyASfAGEous TO REGISTERS or BIRTHS AND
N Deaths IN the city or New York ANY OF the above
ties who give the time and place of the
death and burial OF James DewshuSy formerly England
who supposed 70 have died New York between the
ISIS and 1873 win he handsomely rewarded IN adton all
necessary expenses Incurred in making the inquiry Apply
% The Editor Of The Herald
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REWARDS.


a = REwaRD-poG LOST ON SUNDAY FROM 81
sSC Woodruff street brooklyn; yellow Scotch terrier,
named Tim The above reward viii be paid By returning
HIM 70 the above number FIR DE Bury
a - RFwARD.-LOSr IN MONDAY, DECEMBER Il,
sNo black poekeihnok marked ". Peabody with two
deeds and ohr enclosed The above reward VIII be
given for The delivery Of the 10 o. T. Rice, Al Wall st.
VIO light red surrei color, and somewha, worm IL
of value the only No questions
asked the above reward paid whoever will return
X. W. Ropes Co.. 70 Pearl street
61 n REwARD-TAKEN, ON THE MORNING OF DEC.
setting with fun Of arms cut In the stone motto. 81 10
puis.n The above reward Will be paid and questions
asked leaving the ring Al 30 East Thirteenth street Pawn
brokers aud others are notified 10 stop th. same.
cln REwARD-sToLEN FROM THE STABLE OF
splO The subscriber one pair ~ kersey blankets with
yellow ground and red stripe de- pisd do red and
buiso robe, trimmed with blue edging The above
reward Will be paid on returning the articles 70 WILLIAM
RIDER, ~ isurens street
oOn REWARD NIssIS Nc SINCE 2lsT OF OCTOBER,
bright and intelligent medium white and breast
three white Zee. little rough and az crouped ANY
knowing fhe Whereabouts a dog answering this Do
scrpon win be rewarded FOR Information eit at The house
that will lead 10 his recovery.
'g-t the democratic meeting tao wallets with -undry
potes money, tc also gold watch. white face, With
John Nauneman marsed IT, letter each ugure,
movements BY Elhc1u6 Co. London, No SgT. No ques-
lions Will be asked 10 return u John VIM Guircy south
east corner 81 Cedar and Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-25

WAVERLEY PLACE-FURNISiIED ROOMS ARE TO
let 70 families single gentlemen In the beautifully 10
Gated building known the Webster House. the
of Broadway and Waverey place. The house
has recently been repaired painted and refnrnshed and
restaurant Is connected herewith from which
beard be furnished desired either the European
American plan,
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A. Dannemann, master,
n horth and receive Ehe u the
only ship leading and VIII be the ars sad drees
FOR Melbourne Her passsngsr modauons elegant
and unsurpassed having long cabin and eommodcus
satsrucms. The OF the charged
by Balne Co Black Ball line from Liverpool and low
be Afforded consistent with The Of
gers The provisions heretofore Of me very best
quality. For freight or passage
Apply board, or u X. W. CAMERON, No. Bowling
Green. Sight bills and eaah advances made
sEnmsnts Conugnses in Australia Mossrn wilkinson Bros
AGO
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HELP wANTED-MALEs.

A PAINTER WANTS A SITUATION At SIGN AND
~ ornamental painting carriage painting viii
N nodsrRte terms. Address ". C., Herald Office
UvC WATtHNAKERS AND JEWETLERS-A WATCH
who has years this city and hast first
ei.-- reference ~.he= er engagement above would
prefer taking charge 81 tn watch department IN store
Address y l., Herald Office.
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yVANTBp-pFsK ROOM IN A PLEASANT oFFIos on
w Gst Door. 10 near Wall street Address H., Herald
cm.e
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EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. IS Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY & CO., Liverpool
B. q. WAINWRIGHT & CO., Paris
The Of these ships will not be accountable for god
silver bullion specie iewery precious stones or METALS
unless bills Of apg sgnsd therefor and The value ,hero
Of expressed therein.
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE TO EUROPE.
~
second
In the first class paddle wheel steamship Ariel 1000 TONS
f. d. Ludlow commander and NORTH STAR 500 tons, r
Leevre commander to sail from pier No North river
at noon precisely. carrying the United States MAIL viz
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR
SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN FOR SOUTHAMPTON
AND BREMEN. SOUTHAMPTON. FOR NEW YORK
North Star Dec g Saturday Jan g Wed,y Jan
Ariel saturday jan q Saturday, Feb 20 Wcd'y Feb
These steamships touch at Havre Specie delivered in Lon
don and Paris For passage freight apply 10 ID. TOR
RANCE, agent, No 30 Wing Green, New York.
EOR LIvERPooL.-THE UNITED STATES NAIL
steamship BALTIC, J. j. Comstock commander, will de-
part with the u nils for Europe positively Saturday,
Jan M at o'clock NJ from her berth at the foot Of Canal
street.
For freight passage having unequaed accommodations
EDWARDS 4 COLLINS, IS Wall street.
Passengers will please be on board at II O'Clock A. n
All letters must through the Post olce any others
will be returned.
NorIcE.-The steamers OF this line have improved
Night compartments and expense has been spared make
them all good The thorough examination given
them proves their mode Of construction yet unequaled
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JTsEFUL PRESENTS.
u O. y. NEWTON, successor 70 Bagey Hough.on Co )
manufacturer, would invite the public examine his large
81 goa and silver and pencil cases
Cited with his gold pens, which being issued
from his farlory3elng Of entire paerns-combning
compae;ncss and durability particularly adapted for
Patented and warranted. =
NO. MAIDEN LANE, N. Y.
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~
w in her Majcsfys Seventy frs! Highland Light
Infantry stationed serving the Third
West India regiment but now on halt pay OF the last named
corps will please send his address Frederic Seymour
ESQ counsellor box 24s Post Office Boston Mass
Of his death reward Will be given any person
who will furnish proof thereof 10 the advertiser.
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A UsTRALJA INDEPENDENT LINE.-PASSAGE To
n Melbourne, by the only American ship on the berth
The splendid Al clipper ship s. H. TALBOT Is loading
pier IL East river win be the frat shp sail Passen
examine before elsewhere
For freight passage first second cabins apply
board, or TO GOODBYE, ARKEi.L ELLIOTT, loo Pearl
street. 10 MAILER LORD QUEREAU, los Wall street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
pJICKWHEAT.

Now. this very day, the twenty third day of June,
or the very day, Messrs. Readers of The IRiSVsE'
that YOU read this article, provided that day Is before
the 10th Of July, in the latitude of New-iork CITY,
win be the day for you to SOW bucAwheat. It's
duty TO Yourselves aud your country that We coPure
YOU rot to neglect. 1t is, in favorable season
very profitable crop That this is and Will be favor
able season we have every reason TO believe First
,h orpd saturated with the late e0pious rains, 50
,bs, !. in admirable condition for seeding and in al
availability viii be- from the heat Of July and August,
IN N. verv beat possible condition for the growth Of
N. nlant and production of more than average
Weld Of grain We have never seen more favorable
season far buckwhest crop; aud that it is likely to
he profitable one this year is provedby the fact that
a, coarse Grain wa. exhausted last Spring during the
terrible scarcity of food for cattle and that such grain
this Summer bears an unusually high pnse, ana that
the cold wet Spring has prevented the sowing OF tue
usual quantity Of oats and barley, and the corn now
growing is .ma in quantity and size, and the frequent
rains have prevented its proper cultivation so that
full corn crop i. now by no means certain and sn"sid
Il fail il will make buckwhea still more necessary
ard more profitable that we feel impe!ed to advise
every person who can possibly do it to plant one
acre more Of buckwheat, if he has failed 10 make
hat desirable addition to bis crops in anything ese'
Weurse this last chance Of increasing the production
Of grain thr year upon all the farmers OF the Northern
State, because we are convinced that the salvation OF
the country from great commercial Revision now
wholly DEPENDS upon the crop Of 1851 II the agsre-
rate PRODUCTION is full average one we may look Tor
smother year of great prosperity before the comet n
nsly upsets all our calculations But If there should
be such failure of crops as to induce any consider
able increase Of price Of food, we shall be a.
MOS, sure TO see such soppage Of business oy those
who employ the great OF laborers in cities WI
ees manufactures, and public works, on account OF
the high price Of provisions and labor, that reaction
will ,ske place. and al kinds of farm produce Will IN
the end be so reduced in valve as to seriously affect
the farmers prosperity for many years. It IS there
fore, doubly important that he should put forth bis
enersie. now to prevent such calamity.
Net only is the grain OF Buckwheat valuable, but
90 j. the straw; and, If wei cured, It VII be eaten
ereedily BY borses, sheep ard horned cattle.
TIE erren s.alk. Of Bueksheat, rs aDayzed BY
Creme exhibit lie ivjorirg resSA;
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FARMERS EXPERIMENT.
To ~ EIitsr v Tn ~ y. TribSn&

To ~ Etitr " 7As ~ y Ty1xs&
SIR: have been constant reader of THE TRySuSG
for some years. and say am wei pleased WIN y.
am deeply interested in thing the soil, and h every
thing that adds 10 the interest Of farming. When I
see 70 many Of my brother farmers yearly powag ssd
moving over and around scattered powders pss Of
stone, l want to suggest ~ them the advantage Of
ps them In situation where they b Of AstjeG
the Reserve. Last Summer, after bulldog % edd-
tonsl barn and shed, some eighty feet contrasting tho
cid barn with the new, began 10 think Of improving
my yards. plowed and scrsped them sc as % Leave
then dshing, with drain from one corner leading on
on the esdow. 1 then began 10 gather the Fosss
were glad to get rid of them anil had s0eetsd some
$50 loads, aud then commenced laying. Win seine
bcwders fire eetone sandstone, and every varsity that
il found in this region made very fair surfeee end
over il scattered dit sand enough 70 MI ~ ~
small creyices and over al little straw, snd !sit to
see what he Winter might do with II. The ressk VS.
that had dry, warm place for my cattle Oh Winter
wheeled the manure out Of the stables into Ne center
Of the yards (which contain some 300 square fseg,
and this Spring have drawn cut some 70 loads, laying
bare the stone In these parts most exposed 70 frost,
and fId il all right; although We have had severe
Winter, yet not 9 stone IL removed hon - plses.,
The saving of manure and Of time In removing y ho1
pay al the eIpense ia five year, To say moaning u the
cofor. Of man and beast TO feed and move ~ sxeh
ysd write this f5r TsE TRIBUNE beeaSse 4 hss =
greater circulation here than any other Pspee, End
am in hopes that this may lie read by :" Sem 0gves'
or senns q one OF the family" saw one ffhr -
lest hsyipg moving with mower, with -
ployed st 80 per day stationed ahead " 'hs
. ,S5 .s ss s,o's and moving c. .Iss'T
Bsxafa OHIO, May n, 1857
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The grain Is excellent food for man and al bis do
nestic snimal., and therefore we hope that man will
seize upon the present moment to increase its produc
ton. II may be sown upon almost any kind of soil,
but most probably upon land of moderate fertility,
infested with weeds which buckwhest more than any
other crop helps to eradicate The best land for buck
wheat is an old meadow pasture sod, deeply plowed
ard thoroughly narrowed, which may be advantage
ou.y dressed with ashes or plaster. From half =
bushel to one bushel of seed per acre Is sown BY diff
ferent persons The best crop we ever grew was from
twelve quarts of seed per scre. There is no need as
some suppose, of thrashng buckwhest immediately
1t may be stacked as well as any other grain, and 1t
nay and should always be thr.,hed bya nsehiHe
II should be harvested before the top branches are
ripe because It continues to bloom TIL stopped by
frost and when that occurs hould be cut at once by
cradle.
1t is cured by rsking the swaths into punches
about the tze of bundles Of oats and squeezing the
heads together without binding ana setting upon the
butts till dry enough TO thrash stack. 1t is COED
plan to harrow the ground a. the eropis of, by
which most of TIE scattered grain viii be covered 80
&. to veseta,e and be killed by frost, and then the
succeeding Spring crop will not be injured. ladian
corn should never be planted upon buckwhest stub
bic. 1t is not Injurious to other crops, and, when
plowed in green the buckwheat plant serves ~ eK-
celeut purpose as manure.
Farmers! in conclusion, we coniure you to plant
large buckwheat crop for this year.
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POROUS DRAIN TILE.

=. as Editor 9f 7AS ~ " T''sss~
Sir: II Prof Mspes viii mix anthracite s"s|ds~t-
.r.b =. .bound, around coal mines or dep0s-w pea
Goa. with the clay Of which be manufactures h dram
tie.' he will very probably have them porosa. To
ave wood. the brick -mskers in Eastern Psasyiysia
,o;, the refuse eosldu-t and linebunsrs eoeP "ib
their cay for making common brick. In burning, Tho
iptermixed coal h all reduced 10 ashes, leaving tho
brick rough on the surface, and full Of holes enough
il. Interior, and thus making the brick aid u burning
itself Ihave no doubt il would answer the same pur.
pose in burning tile ard that their porosiy eonld 10
Increased to any extent by Increasing the proP"ror Of
fne coal. A. T. T.
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. TREATISE ON THE CRIMINAL LAWS or THE
UNITED STATES By FsS>eIs WH.RtoN Fourth add
Revised Edition. svo, Up % Phbsdeipais Nay
Brother. sold by Banks, Gould L Co.
In this new edition Of a standard work On criminal
jurisprudence the text has been toa great extent re-
cast, superhuous portions have been Topped OF, and
important additions have been made to It's contents
Including the decisions of the English and American
Courts down 20 the commencement of the present
year. The execution of this volume well sustains the
reputation of the author for extensive legal research
and condensed and lucid composition. The wGk Is
accompanied by new edition of the P'eoedeas' ef
Indictments and Pleas by the same author, adapted
to the practice of the Criminal Courts at the present
period throughout the Union. The tex and notes
have been remodeled and classified so ~ to CORE
spond with the arrangement and subject matter Of ,he
above volume.