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sf,erward were pPidly descending TO their ns-
tive depths.
Dishearfened by this mishap, they gave w dreds.
ing. ard made sail for fishing. bank some niles
further out 10 sea. They caught nothing there
worth mentioning; aud when ia grew dark, and
they essayed Ia return. the wind had died away.
Th, vessel had no osrs, suything that could b.
used ss paddle except broken piichtork that
had somehow found It's wsy on bosrd. With the
aid of this. they slowly moved onward, and, "
they went. picked up tocrael. good straw ha'
aostne by. which had doubtless fallen from some
vessel. Ii fitted the Professors head As well a.
the one he hsd lost About o'clock light or'~1e
sprung up. and enabled them 10 make their way
into Swsmpscott BAY. IL WAS 81 darn, however,
that they could not distinguish the soop. aud they
did not ascertain their position I'LL they found
themselves close 10 the shore. lacking about,
they stood out again. TIL they dscerned faint
elimmer Of light which proved 10 come from
my lamp in the cabin. They hailei it gladly for
the shore WAS toe rough TO permit landing in thr
dark. and they were already suffering from ecd
MI.
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TN. Oyaagebarr !SoutAron reports:

"On Monday last quite large number Of persons
were in town. though, apart from the Jail lots sdver
Etile was offered for sale. At sherifs sale only two
negroes were sod: one a man. rather elderly, who
Was taken up and lodged in jail about year snce a.
runaway was sold for his jail fees, his rghful
$50. The other, a boy "a years old, brought 1$9.
The jsil-yard subdivided into lots, sold for 3a5"
willow FEvER on REvEsuE CUrrERa- Tk ~
o. Deta says that in addition TO the death Of Lieut.
McGregor Of the United States revenue-cutfsf 1cCk
land, by yellow fever, FIVE new cases have spnsfed
Case Fad o.t four sesmen by Fellow ever daring the
month Q! August.
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Ueean 9tcamers, &f.

VNHE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE Of
Il STEAMSHIPS, between NEw-Y0Rk, SOUTHLAND
Ton, HAyRE and BREMEN, WI cal IS iolows, eGrJils
~ United States hsls:
Nesfork for Southampton From hsvre sno Soutf-
and Havre Amp:nn for ~ York
VANDERBILT Saturday, sept. 3 Wednesday. Oct Is
NORTH STAR, Saturday, Oe; 1SIWeeneseay ~
..y,on, Hayls and Brsmsn. sou,ssmp;on for NewYcIs
MORN LIGHT Sat, Oct Saturday, Oct SOL Wed Nov. ).
ARIEL.... Sat, Oct. 81 Saturday Nov n We'd De-. 1.
ihesc steamships hAS, ~ssfht eoupsInsnts and carry
she sUrseons
fnse of passsre VsndeTbit-F, cabin 500 .ua sla;
sseend sAetn seVi ane gsr Nrh Star Northern Lsht and
Ansl-kiTsi CABIN, wv SECOND cabin ~; ,hd ALA as
Csrthc.ts issosd for passage nom Ea,op, ~'
srecss delivered IN London and Pan.
ID. TORRANCE, Agent; No. BovHr, Gran Nv
CTEAM TO ALL PARTS of GREAT RRITAIN
~ wa GALWAY, Irelaud.-TIiE SHagTpsT Sr. p.s'
AsE bkIWEEN AMERICA and EUROPE F-NTW yoRY
AND GALWAY STEAMSHIP LiNE-This Ars ,ovr N ,1n
inss,s nse powerful steamships; The PRINCE ALBFRT
rhI AID PACIFIC. The STEAMER PACIFIC, WIN c Tham,.
sn, commander Will esve New iors Per No Is NJ
River a. u O'Clock SATURDAY Ssyt u.s. for tis.,s
isachns q. - Joeu " r. Persons Visiting Ireland ,srh
th destination IN th'eeOths The time taken BY any oA.r
'ofe and a. haye opruuy Of visiting places and scenery
snvAed interest In Ireland with free tickets by he
ssoad routes ro1 galway 10 any u lie principal cities Of
0rsst BntAn.
SI< Csss....sS Second Cas-. 81 Third Csss ESQ
stesl oatn table vii b. provided ard cooked pTovs as
NJ ihrd esss pssserFsrs % Galway
S~ keslt Ssrssee and hsther pArtea.A1s sppfyt
"A SALE &C, Nc x * s.ett
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

TREATY WITH CHrsA.-A Dispatch from Washing
ton states that information has been received 1T the
State Department from Mr.. Reed, our Minister to
China that he had succeeded in negotiating treaty
similar TO ,hosemade by France and England with the
Cele.tiss. We are TO have Minister at Pekin, and
il said that the Emperor regards the United states
x.i,L nnnch favor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

L ISLAND NEW-ROCHELLE EAndMAMARONECK.--oa and
ard ssr SATURDAY June - :be Steamer ISLAND CITY
Co.. lame, having been reh,ted with
kosrs Ar and newly furnished throughout viii
uAkns DAILY TRIPS sGndsys eHcePsd between me above
,m-d places for the accommodation Of and freight
savins fulton MsIke Ship st4 u returning raves Name
loueef .. a. m, New Rochelle IS IL, Si'y isand At
ana between NswYors and New Rochelle City leland IS
way Freight be OF hoard ran an hour before
.he 1f
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Goal.

A SUPERIOR ARTICLE Of COAL, 81 20 per
N .sn-Cel.erA;cd Locust Mountain Coal fognderi.s
sssses ranges aud be-. Red Ash Coal Tor per CRATES
.Apses aud stoves all perfectly free of bone slate dust
screened and delivered ~ ~ 0 tan Weight wsrrsnied
or forfeit coal Yard No - Wohst, between 0herehs
ed Mes; Brosdwsy. d. p LAWbhh
COAL-x4 50.-Famhes laying m their supply
~ ear hsv. The qnaty stove Range Crate and fu
COAL, screened nom under cover a; ~ - Per tln a
nveIed yerds ot King aud Greenwics No -
Cssa ADens No Isl Daaue'., and eth q, nssJ ii'h
,O NAT. CLINTON
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

SUPREME COURr-Westches.er County
CFlELDlNG :. CANT, Pan.if. 4s:. FRANCIS :. MILLS,
CATHARISE his wife, HENRY ". BASHtORD. SAND
FORD LEACH JOHN W. CORLlES and JONATHAN y.
TIT De;endans-S smmons for Rs.e-Con. not ssryed-
To The defendant, SASDFORD LEACH: You hereby
ncned and required 20 the comp in this Son,
which ht the Office @. the Cerk Of he County of N,
chester White Plains the sh dsy Of July 1873. and
% whc herewith served aud copy
Of the said complaint The sue-creer hs
office the village offonher within twenty days AFTER the s-f
of th. yon exclusive OF the dsy Of s.ch
vice; and fail 20 The said complaint within ne
aoessa he plaintiff his .c-ion viii apply ne Cosrt
oT he relief demanded an ;hs congratulated July les
sus4 lawe~W' X W. VAN PELT. Psu-ir's A.;su-y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

OrEIcE La CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE, X. n. Co,
Nrw.YoRK, Sep. 9, 1858.
vVNIE undersigned having been appointed Com
meo by the Board of Directors Of tbe La Crosse aud
hiw Railroad Company aud duly authorized TO COM
vssse settle the floating debt Of The tsid Company
spssuy rive notice that they prepared 70 adjust said
bx s1nguish the by giving the Bonds OF the
I'D Company secured By third morgag upon the entire iue
v RaTosd and upon all its depts lands franchises and
rn stock and ell other real and property belonging
10 ssd Company.
The Comse respectfully r.qurs. that the creditors present
krir claims at their oice No n Wiianst NewYOrk, be-
kvhs intent Of al parties that The debts OF The
Company should be heuidsted without delay.
sIsraP ~ a;ESS1sas, A SSSS% sSS%s, }os~~'l'...
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CUPREME COURT-Ulster Co,inty.-WIL-
~ LIAM GARRISnN and NARY hi. sif. a.san.. RIlu-

- LIN GAKKISUN Ald MAHf M ~ a-Anst KIt #
ARD GARRISON AdmLi.trAor Ac OF p-nton Garrison d.
ceased RcbAd Garscn and kuu ms VIE Dsni-i Cannon.
Garrison and Cs'hsus his % Issac Nanny and Csh
m. his wife Rober Nanny aud bis wifi, Daniel Mann
and wife Mrhstib-l Trsphsssu, Jonah Pov. and
MaYths his wie Jla Grsss, Abraham Van ks ard Lyds
lis is D.u.aa g. Hsr.shorn and Mary j4Ie his ~ifs Daniel
ar,horn and Martha Jam hw Isasc H.rshorn snd sAhrs
MS wife Andrew Hartshofn sad Hannah nls ~f William
Hoptu. and D.borsh his wifi obn Har-hor and Sarah his
~i. Tnis snyder Denton q. snyd.r Jcob II ydrr and
Har ruah m. WITT. Henry u. Wood aid Msrnds his w- I'd
uura Pk,n. Charss Peksn. and Andrew brlndaxTo the
def udsn.s Won hersby summoned ard
or 70 answer :hs cor ain; IN hs scon, u which copyis
herewith y1s and ssry copy of snswsr On
me- A. shswaus anh Ulster County New fors wi,hn twrnty
N. hereof excle II .he day Of
ie. and IL you fail the complaint Aforesaid he
psp.iA viii AMY he Co- T I'D r~sf eenarded in the
conplsiI:-Da.ed Jsly 2s. leos -
JAMES q. GRAHAM, Plaintiff Attorney.
tn. esmpast 10 the sboyeeIt.d sc.on vas hed u he
one Of he Crrk Of Ulster nty the th taJ f Ae.,
iS4 JAHfs u. ehAdAni TAncns hs-o'nsy
alAI.vevWs ths~sLg-Ik y
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Bniloina Materials.

GLAZED STONEWARE DRAIN PIPES
N 20 bor.-from cents per foot Gsrnkifk and
American CHIMNEY POTS, Vases Statusry &c, &c bOS0
ISLAND POTTERY DEPOT, No. Sz Nsssaust, Ne~-forA
DOOFING SLATES.-R. PRINCE, Agent for
III the celebrated EVERETT QUARRY" Pa,
For FLAT" aud pitch" ROOFS
Yer samples address No. ~ Beskmsu-st, New-Yorh
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rSUINC PAJI. IAayes Fulton Mar

ELUSHING RAILROAD-Leayes ultOn Mar
hst Wharf ly ,saner IOLAs at 6 20 and ioa N, and
and p m The care leave Flushing L. L. st6<a and 10
IA and <snd 6p meeting and enehaneins pe.'<Iesrs
= SeIts. WM N SMITH, Receiver.
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Il TON, for BOSTON PROVIDENCE AID NEWPORT
Inad Rou,ette fhortes. ard mos. direct csyns ;e Ean
Mail
Tn. r>su,sr. PLYMOUTH ROCK, CAPT Jo. s;oDs, AID C.
VANDERBILT Capt. w. H. FrAxee, IN connection with he
sTONINGTOE and PROVIDENCE ard BOSTON and PROV
IDENCE RAILROADS. leaving Se~-York daily tSlndays
oeped Pier No. North River ir.; wharf above BsFy
place O'Clock and stJnin $50
Arriys Of the Mail Train ~in leaves Boston q: $50
The C. VANDERBILT, rom New-York, Monday, Weorss-
cay aud Friday from s;onngon Tuesday THURSDAY and
ur1sy.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New-Yort, Tuesday Thurs
day AID Saturday from s.olnstor Monday, WeGnetcAy Id
Friday
Psspfe proceed from S,onngon pr railroad Proysnoe
Bo.,on in the Express MAJ Train reachns aid places in
Of hoe by other and ample time FOX all he
early morning Ene Sorh and East. Passengers
prefer board the enjoy nights
disturbed breakfast II desired and leave snnington IN he
train, connecting a: Providence with the lIl5 train
for Boston.
Pansers for Sewpor leave Stouington ne ;rs.n
oounec:lg Providence daily Sundsys so
and IS with h. PERKY Capt Allen Fare om
Providence 20 Newport, 81 cents.
baggage accompanies the Steamer and train through
tscb way.
For passage hs s'a.. r. sh apply board he
amer The Freight Ocs, Pier No. North Riy.
the Office No 10 Bs,tery-place. September 49, 1853.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
II upANY-sIrNNTR ARA NGYMENT

IN COMPANY.-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing MONDAY, May II, 1885,
Trains leave Depot White and Centre sta New York at
e:l5 White Plains rsin stopping al ali Stations
Trains leave Depot Of ,hs aud ihsy Nev Yorh a.
$40 .Wiamsbridee train, stopping 8. all Stations
s. 20 T. n Mail .rain stopping a. Wismsbdge and al S.a
tions north
II 20 q m. .W,iamsbrdre, Stopping a. al Stations.
80 White Plains train stopping % AL Stations
$3.50 ?. Wiamsbrdse tain, stopping at all Stations
400 White Plains train, stopping a. all Stations
$500 p Plains train Stopping all Stations shove
Wiihamsbrdge.
$40 White Plains train stopping g. ell Sisons
$50 .Wiamsbrdge train, stopping a. al Sa.icrs
REIuRSnG-Lesye Chatham -Four Corners:
1880 p Mail rain stopping a: Wiamstndse hi;- Plans
and al Stations north.
WM. }. CAMPBELL, Sap riIt.ndent.
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CTATEN ISLAND FHRRY.-NOTICE.-
- Chap EscErson for Sin C.Dt.-Bo~.s fs7e STATEN
ISLAND EVERY HOUR from . 70 8 r. m.
Lave WHITEHALL rom L. - 7. u fc QssraI :.rs
s.spls,on and ysrderbl.s Landinf.
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT ard FALL RlVER-Tbe ,pleEdid and yup-rior
rtsan.r METROPOLIS Cart Brown. haves Ssv every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, a, 5 o'elors D M
sDd The EMPIRE STATE, CAPT BrAyton, OF MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY az o'oloet n rom ri.. No
3NR-
H.r.ansr VII BE- r.rsra.d sser.d 20 ary srr
cant until ID. same .bsl have ten rad for.
P.sh 20 Boston forsarc through a.ps:ch
sn Express frsEh: Tram.
WM. BORDEN Aseu;, NJ. 70 AID u He.;-...
L'ARE TO NEW-HAVEN, so CENTS BERrHS
Il FREF.-T-hs Steamer Elm CITY leaves Pseh Sip
EVERY DAY al .. H. ne TRAS ELLER EVERY NIGHT
a. H. Ffes. !cYs AIDED vermont NcrA~rn SW York aud
Canada. FRANCIS HYDE. Asen-.
The GRANITE STATE esve. for Hartford EVERY TUk.S-
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY. =. p
RICHARD PECK, Ae.r..
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Ard ttd Fst.tnftF and Freight sieaRtFb
IRON CITY J. T.. Turner. Master.
MINERAL ROCK, J. p. Ryder Master.
GEN. TAYLOR, Geo. l. S,ope. Master.
Hssne three hss esyins Cleveland every ~s,k through e
The STEAMERS 1ske the round mp in eight days. Reous r
any ci he t-;ps can be secared BY addressing
HUSSEY MCBRIDE,
Forwarding and Commission MerchAIts
Cleveland OHIO.
NR-Nrk al Ps;hsses, "Cs'e of Ha..sy McBrae
-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

On aud THURSDAY Sept. 9, trains will fol
Trains going EsstLeave South Ferry Brooklyn, at 10
H. for Greenpo; ase South Ferry Brooklyn, q, y m for
syosse, South Ferry Brooklyn for Ysphsrk
leave South Ferry, Brooklyn, at for syos-e leave
South Ferry, Brooilyn, for Hmpad leave South
Ferry Broot yn, al u p. m. for Jamaica
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LfANlNG GLE
THURSDAY, kprl -
MONDAY, May S.
THURSDAY, May IS.
MONDAY, May -.
THURSDAY, Jane :.
MONDAY, June "a.
THURSDAY, June "a
MONDAY, July 5.
THURSDAY, Jelly IS.
MONDAY, July D.
THURSDAY, August )
MONDAY, Arsas; IL.
THURSDAY, Aagau ~.
MONDAY, September Z.
THURSDAY, Sept. nber Is.
MONDAY, SsptsmberS
THURSDAY, OStober7.
MONDAY, October is.
THURSDAY, October "a
MONDAY November ..
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The LEADER with his boat for Pleasure
Bsy Atlantic Dock and Branch Port, without charge.
ELIAS HAIGHTS for Squan connect with this boat
also 20 ALI o .he
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

Oyyrcg AsrsicT oU.so CoNPtT
No a. WILiIAxsr. CORNER OF CEDAR. (
w. " NgwY YoRg Sept 10, 1852.
ATa meeting Of the Board OF Trustees, 6eh
"A a.d JANIS + WHITING VI, TS, ee'''' i'''
os,ssoned by the death Of kias undsrei.
y h "a" S~N'J JAS s. WYCKOFF,
seerp
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

NUANGE of HOUR to O'ciock.-MOrnine
Boa, steamer CLIFTON, Every Morning Sunday included,
foot of Jayst landing al Anosst, YontsIs Hssting
Dobs Ferry lrvngton Tstown, Sing Sing and Hsverstrw
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

so 1855 Trains viii leave Chamber - Station follows
Express Trains, and Albany and Troy Pa-sen-
and $3.50 p. for Sing Sing 10 and o:t5 for
Peekskl, l:5o and $50 p The Pouskeepsie, Peehs-
hill Sing Sing Trains stop the Way Stations Passengers
taken Chamber Canal Christopher and 3lstt Train. for
New York leave Troy 20 and 10 20 and 4p and
Sunday. NJ ID % N. A = SMITH Snr.rintsndrnt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

First, they had dredged laboriously and success
fully for three or four hours 10 the deep waters
beyond Nahsnt. Dredging, by the way, believe
| have not yet described. The implement used by
nsrnralists il h square iron frame, like a shallow
box without Il bottom. IL ~ generally about two
feet square, The sides of the frame being four
inches high. II has q handle like that of pail or
bucket with ring 10 which Il rope is tied. Below
the frame fastened 20 row Of holes near lie lower
edge, hangs bag of net work with tolerably small
meshes. A stout rope, two or three hundred feet
long, is used. The dredge il dropped overheard
while the boat II in motion, aud is dragged along
until the net-bag is supposed TO be full Of mud
gravel. stones shell and whatever else may be upon
the bottom. II is then hauled up 70 the surface
and swashed about for few minutes t0 get rd, ss
much possible Of the mud, which generally con-
sttutes the chief part of its contents Liftedup
deck, buckets, pans, basins and other vessels are
put IN requlsticn, tiled with sea water. Handful
BY handful, the mud 10 then taken from the net and
thoroughly examined. Stones and other rubbish
are flung overheard, but every living creature is
carefully haudled and washed aud put INTO bucket,
pan, tumbler or whatever vessel may be most cOn-
senient, taking care always 10 immerse the animal
A. soon as possible into cool, freshly dipped sea
wafer.
On board the saibOat they had but a singe
bucket. Their dredging, as said. had been sue
cessiul. and at the end Of three four hours the
bucket Was nearly fun of fine specimens. What
they we're the world will never know, for just as
they had hauled up the ast dredge-fuil an unlucAy
flaw struck the vessel. There was a commotlon
Oh board, rushing or rather a rolling 10 and fro
to get out of the way Of the boom. The froies-
sor's hat was knocked of bis head BY the boom,
and went overheard, nearly taking the head
with If. The AssyrAn's long legs swung round
and struck the bucket containing the speelmene,
the greater part Of which, consequently, nLS'e
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GUANO! GUANO! PERUVIAN GUANOul

GUANO! GUANO!! PERUVIAN GUAN0u!
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
nv E are now prepared to furnish this, of all
w Fertilzes extant the most superior as has been
tested by practical demonstration is an acknowledged
fact that almost all other articles of composts now in use
and crowded into our markets whether they be in the
form of Phosphate Compounded, or MANIPULATED
MANURES, derive their most vital ingredient from
PERUVIAN GUANO,
and in all cases it to be presumed that mixture is
desirable the Farmer alone should be the only competent
and proper poison to make such mixture therefore we
invite all interested to give us CALL furnish to
such unauthorized article.
ROBERT TURNER,
AZ South Frederick Street
N. BAH descriptions of FIELD SEEDS constantly on
hand. fe22-2w
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BISCUIT AND CRACKER BAKERY.

NO. SO PRATT STREET,
FORMERLY r. MASON d. BROTHER
JAMES d. MASON s Co. having made
~ EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS in their
BISCUIT AND CRACKER BAKERY
by the introduction ofNEW MACHINERY of the LATEST
IMPROVEMENTS, now prepared to supply any demand
for
PILOT and NAVY BREAD, WATER, BUTTER,
SUGAR, PIC MIC and EDINBURGH CRACKERS,
SODA and WINE BISCUIT and all kinds of
FANCY CAKES Of a quality
SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT.
The PATENT REEL OVEN in use at their Bakery
is construction and is capable of baking l25 BAR
RELS OF FLOUR per day into CRACKERS, and 500
BARRELS INTO LOAF BREAD.
DEALERS are invited to give us call; they will find
the terms as Favorable as any other house.
The Proprietors will take great pleasure in exhibiting
the OPERATION OF THEIR OVEN, AT ALL TIMES To
any who may feel interest in the PRoGREss OF TEr
Age and will also conduct them through their extensive
establishment
j. D. NJ. Co. beg leave TO remind the public that this
OVEN Is THE ONLY ONE IN USE IN THIS CITY
PATENT Rights of which, for LOAF BREAD purposes can
be had on application to them.
JAMES D. MASON & Co,
FORMERLY R MASON 4 BROTHER
OLD STAND
Old Number % PRATT STREET
fe22U Opposite McClure's Dock
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BOOKS AND OXFORD
CARDS F!

ID EADY MADE QUILL PENS.
The subscriber has just received from London an in
voice of those very superior hand made QUILL PENS
ALSO,
supply of Clarke's Indellible permanent MARKING
INK which has withsood the Of SO years and is
ranted indellble JAMES S. WATERS
fe22-tf, PA Baltimore street,
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C0AL-CASH SYSTEM.
1915 TON OF 2,24O POUNDS.
WE ARE STILL SELLING THE BEST
GAS CONSUMING STOVE

me De er a u m of tn g Age.
DETERMINED and continued experiment
~ mas we are pleased tosay resulted in triumph and we
would invite our customers and the public to examine at
our store the acme ofperfecton, coal burning stove
Tor public business, stores offices &c.
IL IS so constructed that the requisite quantity oxygen
thrown over the surface of the pot this ntercep
the gas, (which in other goes up the draft and
being consumed quite of the consumption of
saved besides the acquiring of greater amount of heat
in the burning of the gases.
These Stoves require filling but twice day, and
steady fire may be kept in them for months They rad
ate such temperature reauire so little attention.
easily regulated, and much fuel that they
speedily become in very general We have them
in store where should be pleased to show
their operation References be given of parties
having them in
COLLINS, HEATH HUTCHINSON,
Maryland Stoue, and Plambing House,
fe22 2mos No. q LIGHT STREET.
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h SUPER PHOSPATE OF LINE,
MANUFACTURED FROM FORMULA OF
DR.. JAMES HIGGINS

HI SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE
MANUFACTURED FROM FORMULA OF
DR.. JAMES HIGGINS,
STATE CHEMIST OF MARYLAND
EVERY LOT OFFERED FOR SALE REGULARLY
ANALYZED BY DRS. JAS HIGGINS AND CHARLES
BICKELL AND FULLY WARRANTED
In introducing this HIGHLY AUTHFNTICA TIE D
FERTILIZER to the agrcuturist of the United States
for the year 1855 forbear any heightened remarks
their intelligence is already informed of the value of
BONES TREATED WITH SULPHURIC ACID producing
the b phospate Of lime and yielding SOLUBLE PHOS.
PHORIC A CID, the efficient and indispensable nuri-
ment of plants.
As many preparations offered to the nublic STYLED
Super Phospate we have for own and the protection
of the agricultural community surrendered up to Drs
Higgins and Bckell the entire scientific feature of the
RHODES SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME and every lot
offered for sale is regularly analysed by them and
to the public, which conceive will be nroner canton
to the agricultural community protect them from mpo
son in the many spurious articles now offered in the
market.
PAMPHLETS containing detailed account will be fur
nished on application or forwarded per mail
Packed in barrels and bags.
Price S45 per ton Of 2 900 lbs.
Address B. NJ. RHODES & Co,
fe223m l4l West Pratt Street, Baltimore
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Bark Gaeys, Washburn for Guyaqul, sailed from Cal
lao January 18th.
Ships Andolusha Fulton, repairing, and A. NJ. Law
renee Caypoe, for Chincha Islands, remained at Caao
January 26th.
Bark Cornea L. Bevan, Bclcher, hence at Valparaiso
february ID.
Schr Trident, snow, hence, at Kingston Jam, 18th ut
Brig Les Aniges, (r Lansay, for Boco del Toro, and
schr Adela Br) Paige Nevassa sailed from Kings
ton, Jamaica, the Sth of February.
HOME PORTS.
BOSTON Feb 27-The following vessels cleared to-day
for Baltimore VIM. Jenkins, Hallet; bark Helen Maria
NickersOn.
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" FROM Eide ISLAND
have supply of this GUAN0 direct from the gene
raj agent and offer S45 per ton of 2240
In the American Farmer of February may be the
analys is of six distinguished Chemists which analysis
average of Is per cent of ammonia only per
cent than the standard of Peruvian Guano and this
being characterized by large proportion of POTASH
AND SOLUBLE PHoSPHATES, it is confidently believed
that will be found to be but little behind Peruvian
speedy benefit derived from the prompt action ofammonia
whilst in permanent benefit to the soil it will excel the
ANO found in rather finer of division than the
Peruvian 1t is Tut up in bags weighing about $50 pounds
For sale by n. F. BERRY,
fe22 lot. No. 63 Pratt street Baltimore
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OFFICE MARYLAND GAS COMPANY,

CORNER BALTIMORE AND ST. PAUL STREETS, UP STAIRS.
TNHIS COMPANY is furnishing the most
complete and only reliable Gas Machine for the Of
Private Houses Churches Hotels and Public Institutions
offered to the public.
BY their comparative small and profitable working
results these Machines recommend themselves the
tention of residents of small towns and villages Thous
ands of certificates from parties using Machines,
can be furnished
Apply at the Office of the Company, above by person
II 6m
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TNGERsOLL's IMPROVED PORTABLE

We call attention to this press which combines greater
po,cer and durability requires less labor occupies less
space and costs less money than any other Machine for
baling Hay Cotton, offered the public For sale
at manufacturers prices by ]. A. WESTON & CO.,
fe22 If Al South Charles stree,