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z TnuRspAY EyKSiSo, February TO-
viii be presented an entirely original comedy
+ entitled
"wAIrfNG FOR A Wife,
And written by author the celebrated play Of bye
JOHN SAVAGE,
One az The mot popular residents Washington jour.
nalists OF the day. ~
The piece produced with possible and attention.
and The leading ehiraetcr will
Dawson promises the occasion all bs previous
triunphs piece viii preceded by charming little coreea
HIS WIfE's DENTIST
Fan Of sparkle which Miss Josephine Manners will
appear and be followed by the laugasble piece
THE BEBUTASTE."
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COURT OF CLAIMS.


Hon James w. Denver of Weaversvic, State OF Cali
fornia and Jancs Buchanan Henry Of the city Of New
York attorneys Of the court.
Mary Reside administrative, the United States Mr.
Cooper presented his concluding argument and the case
was submitted when the court adjourned TO IL clock
to morrow, IN.
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OFFICIAL.

Ji Buchanan, Presided IF The Tinted STATES Of Aaea all oh
may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that Constant
Re has been appointed Confederation
Illinois, reside Highland, Illinois, do
recognise SUCH declare him free
enjoy such aneon powers, and privileges allowed the
IL o he most favored in the United States
testimony whereof have caused these letters be made
ert of uaitei be hereuno Affixed
under hand, the city of Wasington the 9Th day
H. 81 February 1889 OF the Independence OF the United
States Of America the eighty third III
JAMES BUCHANAN.
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MoSrsoMEsr, Feb s.-The preliminary examination o.
N N Maroney, charged with robbing the Adams Express
Company here resulted Ia his being bound for tria
al the next term of the court
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NV YonK, Feb. s.-Stoclxs are higher Chicago and
Rock Island Goa Illinois Central shares. 500 New
York Central. s2J Milwaukee and Mississippi, IS Mis-
souri, 6's, SAG.
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TuE ORIGINAL COMEDY from the pen OF Mr. John Say
age which is to be produced tonight at the Washington
Theatre will doubtless draw crowded house 'tWhat
the plot is is not yet public, but it is rumored that
erai well known personages eapitay portrayed.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO R,ILRoAD.Ihe total receipts for
the moth of January 1858, $500, 80, showing
AN increase this year for the month Of 81 GA T6.
The receipts the main stem and northwest Virginia
branch were 81 lsl rs greater than last january bat the
decrease the Washington branch of Sls9 80 leaves
the net increase 81 0i4 &C. as before stated.
The receipts for December, 1858, 1886 S6i OIL.
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RAnE TREAT.--The Choir Of Wesley Chapel, Wash
ington propose giving concert Of Sacred Music in
city in week two. This will be good news TO all
lovers Of fine music and bespeak for them crowded
house --Alendadria Gazette.
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GaErlEs or WAsnNeroN Under this head the New
York Herald of yesterday makes reference to several gos
slipping letters in its columns describing the festivities Of
this metropolis.
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Lxurxx, ARTIST I'm copying the following notice
Of one Of Americas most distinguished artists from the
boston Transcript cannot but express hope that the
report Of Ais intention 70 lote himself in this metropo
l;s u we'll founded
The distinguished historical painter, Lsutze, has
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EsyA Smithsonian INsTTTuTE.--At the request of the
Society The District of Columbia Mr. Eugene Groux who
oungeniti assure Of the will deliver
Smithsonian Institute this "wednesday evening February
u Mr. Groux will demonstrate upon his person
Of The heart itrge and lungs lie will
time the electric experiments for analy zng Ia the
simple beautiful the hearts action, that
barge arteries, a. ... I'D. ..-r. .r..-. .e
Gentlemen only win he admitted.
Tho lecture viii commence precisely at ~, D. .Ha
Feb cit
PosrPoNED--The lecture Of NJ. Groux at the
Smithsonian Institution announced for "Wednesday tbs 9th
the nelament Of the weather. been
Fay evening the 18th when will be delivered
whether the weather be unravorablr Feb 10
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$. C. Herring & Co.'s patent Champion safes.

y. G.. Herring 81 Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
YNIIE subscribers, grateful for past favors and
IL finding that discriminating public
that thar necessary
all their stock have enlarged their opening
and saooom on Broa lway No a5l street
Opposite the City Hall This enlargement robni
the extensive their
subscribers to keep hand all times
blrgiar Ia
Particular via be had constructing private
families match with other furnture for security plato
Iewelry
ALSO
Will keep nnd and make order all kin
DOORS and bank vaults Halls powder locks
doors Jono patent
patent letter lock, without key.
@ 8. C. HERRING * CO.,
..-.. Nos 1856, 1877, Water street and
No. PSI Broadway Murray 81, New York
.a II. COYLE CO., Agents =
1H. " #a Washington,
d. w. KNOWLES Agent,
May 26-1y Richmond, Virginia
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TVENING FANS AND HAIR PINS Ladies'
~ travelling and shopping bags Juss spsasd H.
FsblQ-a Penn Avenue between ssh and ash streets
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MANAGERS orr nx rail-
Hon J.x. NJ MssoS, Va, Hon N. wsvSk sup Court,
WILLIAM II. ~snp, N. ", :" SAxi- NKisx,
A.. KSSSgpy Nd, Gen THos :. Jssur, ~ s. A.,
d" j. u. CMfrrgsDEs, Ky, nr. H. c. Wopp Y. = AZ,
SIMON CAMERON Pa, Col. r. g. Cooks Z. 8 A.,
HsxRy WILSON, Mass, Col A. $. Jo9SaoS, U. s. A.
Rosser TooNr, Ca, Gen. TBoe- LAWSON Z. y A.,
DAVE, Mrs. A. D. BAtHx, Crast Survey,
D. nx0x, Conn, Capt. Wlxxs, a. s. ~,
s. A. Do,ctss, H., Capt CADwAi'R RfNeGotD, US ".
WV. GwiS, CAL, Capt joan RuDp U. :. N,
g. c., Capt. W. L. HtDspS, u. g NJ,
A. CHAxsl.R, Mich, Capt. NJ r, MAvHy, U. N,
y L. ora sp'r X, s. c. Col. JolsS HAsRis, y. $. NJ,
IIoR. r. CLARK N. r., Ma. W. W. Rt,sEIi, Z. 3 NJ
,.ss.i PNxptirox, Ohio, Prof Jo-xrH HENRY,
{" j. II. CLAY, ky- w W. SzsrS,
81 l-pAlI. wssnt py Me-, Hon Kg,gapr JOHNSON
NJ w TAuAx n. H., w. W. CoasDsAx
O. d. ApsAr~ N. j., Hon. SAx'L ,. vNros
/" w. q. Wmfflky, Del, tmSI ocE TAytos
" j. ". WRIGHT, Tenn, HkvKr lkbyARn -
q i. u. CuMsSs, Mas, Jas g. BfRhEf,
r r. Rlux ir Mo- WV. T. Hopax,
DrSIsr. Cir. Court, wntiAx SxDxS
W. NJ Msrucx Jas NJ CARfrsIs,
C. g. kgSxFpy.
KxECuuvh COMMITTEE
Hon. VIZ n. sswApp BwSy OslK Tsrros
Hon. AsfHs~v KkvSypy, w. T.. Honcs,
WILLIAM W. corooRax hwsrn G. a. Kyxxwpy.
Henry fsu,ysRp t'ltF ~ Feb a--u
TyVENINC FANS ann HAIR PINS II adic
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Between daybrcak and eight O'clock p m, for each
and every passenger for any distance not mile
and half twenty cents; for any distance over
mile and half aud not eling two miles, fifty cents.
and twelve cents additional for every halfmile
miles And for the conveyance of baggage there shall
be allowed for trunk twenty-five cents. and for each
additional trunk fifteen cents Prousd, That in any
hackney carriage cab other vehicle shall be detained
for longer period than fifteen minutes the driver there
III shall be allowed fifteen cents for every fifteen minutes
he is detained Fifty per cent additional Is allowed
these charges after o'clock, p m
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DUCKLANDS CURfOSITIES OF NATURAL HIS
Il tory. slia.
and the Book by W. N. Thomson 2yois 50 so.
Angel; by James Scott ~ ID. 81. ~
Father an Daughter by Miss Bremen 81.
Episoios % French History by Miss Pardoe. 81. FL
Bart, an Central Africa. Vol g. 81 SO.
4 CAPT Pages Ia Plata and Paraguay, So. ~. ~.
Review February. j0cents.
ERANCK taylor.
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HACKNEY CoAcurs. sincerely hope that the City
Council will Monday next pass the much needed law
for the regulation Of hacks and hack drivers by the
proposed law every driver must be licensed, and must be
provided with cards which will be printed the
Der of his hack il his customers desire to know it, in
der to make complaint of his overcharge misconduct
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
From W. "a. msDoNAIp . CO., Ioa NASSAU s'-
JOHN C. HENDERSON. sMYTH, & co.

TO Dealers in Artificial Flowers, ostfici
Feathers, Fancy Goods, &c
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lately rrturned alter aaeuce Of several yeass ia Va,
rope, during which tine he has the Fecepient Of
Oh. highest honosx AZ the renosned city Of Dusseldorf
where se Was oitsse th~ dictatorship OF this Academy %
Fine Arts, post OF great responsibility aud importance
Has acceptance OF this eminent position however CRAFTY
ing 70 his feelings artist, would have contcted
With his long cherished plan founding school Of art
IA THIS his native country and his presence here at this
time Is solely for the purpose Of prosecuting his fAyone
project
1t is, therefore, earnestly to be hoped that the
who, above all living American painters has helped H.
raise the standard Of art in this countrythe artist who
has produced such works Washington Crossing the
Delaware and The Attack the Aztec Temple in tho
City Of Mexico, and other equally meritorious works,
will be most cordially supported.
ThE 2mKRoR NAPOLEON received quite a number Of
Americans at his last reception and invited them to
court ball, Among them were Hon Hamilton Fish, Of
New York, and the ladies Of his family General Totten
u $. Army, and lady the Hon Mr. Schroeder, former
American minister at Copenhagen Mr. Ronaine Dillon,
Of New York. secretary Of legation TO Brazil Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard w Jerome, New York Mrs. and Miss w.
H. RUSSELL New York Mrs. aud Miss Fellows, New
York Mr. aud Mrs. Mildeberger New York Mr. and
Mrs Robert Potter, New York Mr. and Mrs HASKELL
New York; Mr., w H. Kane, New York Ms. Elisha
Riggs, Washington; Mrs. Coleman and daughters, Ken
lucky Mr.. Roger and family, Charleston 3. c. Mr.
and Mm. McCord, Charleston, S. @. Mr. Alexander
Brown and family Baltimore Col G. w. Brush, Balu
more Mr.. Charles March, Portsmouth, n H.; Mr.. r.
w. Smith, Virginia and Mr. S, Esleston, Virginia
Tux 0PERArfc TROUPE separated here, going TO the
North aud others going to the South Piccolomini Chi
oni Floren Maggorotti and Lorini sing this evening
at the Philadelphia Philharmonic Society second concert
in Jaynos Hail. and win appear in Don Pasqaols at the
New York Academy of Music Friday, after which they
viii visit the West and descend the Mississippi Laboe
Poinso Won Berkel Carl Fonnes, and Tamaro viii sing
in concert this evening and Friday evening at Richmond
Virginia at Charleston, South Carolina, Monday
ming and route for New Orleans where the troupe
will be reunited
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yXYASHINGTON THEATRE. a" 4
lessee W.
- Ii
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LAWS Cas-, secretary Of state.
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Separate proposals win be received for keeping
she punp for the 10 the satisfaction Of tho Commits
districts state
per pump materials
kind which be required by said Commissioners re-
pairs both below surface cleaning wells
aed ai.orsying around the psnps.
JAMES c. BEERET Mayor
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W. B. THoESALoE Preeo Lancashire Eng andfour Hair
Reorcr perfect having used Tor weeks my
rHy gray hair restored II natural eolOrno the wig
appearance produced by dyesbn 70 ia natural color
which satisfies my mind that Il Is NOT dye
l7As olergnaa % ka0an throughout Gri Bsdi and
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Il regard Mr. Eddy Of the most capabi, and sue
cesstt Practitioners with whom have had official inter
course. CHAS. MASON Commissioner Of Patents
IL have hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent and rHStrortA
and more capable Of putting their applications in a { rm
from them carly and favorable consideration
at the Patent oAce. EDMUND BCRKE,"
Late Commissioner Of Patents
"Boston, February $. 1858.
''Mr. r. II Eddy has made for THIRTEEN appli
cations, all but ofwhich patents have been granted
and that one is pending Such uimistakabe proof
of great talent and ability his part leads recon
mend ALL inventors to apply TO him procure their pa
tents as they may be of having the faithful
tenon bestowed their cases, and very reasonable
charges JONI TAGGART~
From Sept l7th, IL TO June lth ls5S, the suhscri
ber in course Of hsarge practice made reject
ed applications sIXTEEN APPEALS EVERY ONE OF
which was decided in has fapo. by the Commissioner
Patents. ly50 X. ii. EDDY.
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hsDWlI'S READY RELIEF

he NON il is applied IT, injured parts. all pain and
7s'e's e"as, LOOK fl Counterfeit, and limitations
Purchase ouly RArwAY's READY RELIEF Price Is ct,
30 c-s., aal 81 pr bottle
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Girls wanted at 3 PaieIford Co.'S. None bot coed
workman need apply. Is
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renders It imporan; that every family kec? supply of
Armed with t'ls remedy, household is always protect
cd agsirsi slyu attacks of cku.s Thousands o Gyas
OF persons have been saved by N timely use who were
,udeaS se@'i u To night time With Cramps Spaspls
vomiting Nboi.rJ, Yellow Fever and ether violent dis.
efse iei dose Of TIN. Remedy he taken internally as
the cas- may require, when suddenly seized with Pain or
FAaM fAts. an arrr,i II. dI.ta...t ~
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Farmers t'epattmsnt.
Shelter sor Gassie In Aatmmn,


Those chilling storms and frosty nights
whici, have began once more TO visit ss.
have eail"l my attention. to al error
Practical hy many farmers in leaving a
portion Of their stock to lie upon the
ground at light, yardch in the open aif
aud exposed TO all The vissitndes Of the
weather, at n tune, too, which the heat
%thc preceding summer has induced
such habit Of body ~ to render them
highly sensitive to the first approach OF
cold If We would reason from oar own
expcrlen"e we should gee that it is the
transition from une cxtrc.31 OF climate
to another which affects them most seri-
ously, and We ought, consequently, 30
pay n special attention Ia their comfort
at such times
Cows that have been allowed to remain
IN pasture at night. or yarded away from
tho barn. should now be furnished at
night, at least every cold and stormy
ans. with shelter and dry place 10 lie.
Your stock should, when it is pr:cti-
cable. DC similar provided in; although
many farmers think they may be allow.
81. Ike sheep, to find their food til thsy
are fiuolIy brought ;uto winter quarters
'ihese Suggestions arr not urged pr'n'
clpaly upon the score Of humanity, al
though that is not tn he overlooked, but
u is to be born in mind that Is the thrift
and value Of arimals are insepara 'le
connected with their bodily comfort, the
pro6ts to be derived from them are i'll
creased or diminished in direct proper
ton as that is promoted or impaired ---
Cor. CJn0t,y GeHiicman.
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PRIVATE HOSPITAL.

1- u oSI0 Sa4 <a~ - C. ) u @ ~
DIX. VIM. E HOYT,
OLD ESTABLISHED PRIVATE HOSPITAL
Located in the Arcade, opposite Post Once,
SYRACUSE, N. Y.
XX7HERL he introduces to the notice ot
| w those uii etod with any form Of Private
DIseuse, the fHLSCH SIs1LM Il CrEE. This
| cinss OF comp iRinis he has mnde sIecialty Tor
! the last / ) years and the know ledge he has ,'j
| the New MEr non OF IhEATHENT now in opera
tion in Paris. and the Hospitals OF this coun-
| try, warrants him in saying that none OF tn
| forms the disease is wont to assume, ~ nthon'
q Sure, Quick and Permanent remedy. The
remedies employed by the DR.. ure free from any
| offensive tasts or smell, contain no mercury
and require change of diet, business or
| pleasure. Persons can be cured at home by
| sitting their case and addressing DR. WM. Is.
| HoYT. Male aud Female, who have Sperma-
torrhGa or Nocturnal Emissions, lose no time >,
| but consult the DIR and get his Specific, which
has saved thousands from the grave. and which
| IL warranted to cure this disease in from to
! g weeks or the money r.iunded Price s o.
! DR.. HoYT is also agent for DIR. Dumas ftmole
| Monthly Pills. No icmal, should be without
| them They car truly be called the Of omule s
| Friend"
| desidcrntum has been gained in the prae-
| tee Of Medicine hitherto nnnttainaflc ny the
medical faculty. DR.. DrMAs has used these in
any Physician in that city. Tor years, and new
er during the 80 years practice, hns be been
known t" have failure. These pills hive heen
approved by the Ecoic dt h,d,o're, tull, sane
| toned by the NJ. X c. = ot L"rdon. Edinl up h
| and Dublin. N n never. fnilirR r,n'd! fri 40
| du"ing til. Cattmental or Monthly Ihw.-
Though perfectly harmless 10th, nosi delicate,
| yet ladies are taInestly requested net t. mis-
take their condition, tii pr grni ar pis"Qt-
! ringe would ensue. Pric, - per btS scntt!
| mail.
| DR.. DUMAS FEMAIt PRuTr,TI'C IHsTItNrs' q.
| pRtcnt," ANA protected b, Dr. DUMAS, oi Paris,
al sanctioned h, the College Of Ply sitians
and Surgeons of London.
| This Instrument enables those whost health
or circumstances 10 not permit OF an increase
| of family, to regulat3 or limit their oHsprir <
without ipjuring the constitution. The 1nstru
! uent is perfectly safe no metallic substance en-
tering into its composition it will last lite
| time without getting out of order. and cannot
| fnil 1t can he carried about the person and
used without interference to the cnnjuga rela
| lions of the married state. Those who do not
! find it rs represented can have the amount of
| its cost returned. Sent by mail to any part Of
| the United States and Canada on the receipt OF
| So. Don't mistake the name or place.
DR.. WIN. +. HOYT.
March ~, lS59-1y. Syracuse, Y.
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TIE CurYsASTuEMrM IL CHryA The
Chrysanthemum is tn" Chinese garden
rr's fnvoritc flower. There il no Other
with which he takes 90 much pains, or
which he cultiyatcs So veil His Ca
,nsllias, Azaleas, AMI Roses, are well
grown and we'll boomcd, but with all
these they beat him in England; il the
cultivation of the Chrysanthemum how
ever, he stands uurivalled The plants
themselves seem, as ii were, TO meet him
half way, and grow Just "a he pleases Z;
sometimes I met with them trained in
the form of animals, such a. horses and
dccrs. and at other times they were
made to resemble the pagodaa so com
mon in the country they are Away,
in high health, aud never fail To bloom
mos. profusely in the autumn aud win
ter
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KEEPING HORSES FEET AND
LEGS IN ORDER.

Ii were asked TO account Tor my horses
legs and feet being in better order than
chose ofmy ucighbors, should attribute
it to the four following circumstances
First, that they are all shod with few
nails, SO placed in the shoe as - permit
the foot to eEpan every time they move;
secondly, that they all live in boxes, in.
stead of stalls, aud can move whenever
thgy please; thirdly, that thNy have two
hours daily walking exercise when they
arc not otwork; and fourtl!y that have
not head stall OF rac.t-chain. in ny
stable. Tn 81 four circumstances CON
prehcnd the whole mystery Of booming
hcr7cs legs tle. and their feat IL aouud
working condition NJ to a good OLD ago. >
- .MiCs.
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Price SIper Bottle. or six for s, Deli
ycred to any Address

} ocompanied by reliable aud responsible Ger.
tiscatss from Profess ,ys of Medical Colleges,
C!ersyinen and Others.
Prepared and Sold by II. h. HELMBoLD,
Practical lnd Analytical Chemist
No. 50 South Ton,h street. b"low Chestnut
Assembly Build, .Phila.
~ 10 be had Of TkdLEY d. SHEIlFR
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New Arrival of Jewel y.

T'llEundcrsignedh has jus received large sup
l. ply of the latest style of
J + w T. l. r Y,
to which he invites the attention of all purcha
ser.
Heis also A gent for the sale Of the cele bra.ed
BDgley Gold Pens. inuw Newton'sl which. fer
excellence, durability, and cheapness, are not
surpassedi in the world Ii respectfully invites
all persons to an examination ci these superior
pens. Th"y must be seen aud used to appreciate
theii superiority over all others ever manufactu
red. ....
Jcwelry made to order Watchesand
Jewe;rv neatly repaired
Sign of the "BIG WATCH" GEAR the Depot
Cumberland, Md. s. 7. LITTLE.
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Bgsr FINE To Cur TIMBER ron tET--
ING .--l.nte autumn is the best time for
Telling timber for almost any purpose,
aud it is particularly 50 when the timber
is to be worked up into rai'' ~ stake,
or posts for fencing A. that season Of
the wear the new wo, ID has arrived at IL.
complete maturity, aud there IL less sap
and nlbumcn in timber than th"rr s nj
any other season of the year, which al
l,imcn, when exposed t" the Influence Of
ihc weather, hastcns Lhr decay Of timber
If timber cut aud split ont, in the latter
part Of autumn, the season process IS
much more gradual AMI perfect hccsr1e
the grain of the timber contracts NOR
equally and uniformly, rendering the
timber firmcr, and less porous, and lrss
cracked, Thea when cut at many other
seuScus Of the year Besides, tiutIer
that is cut in late autnmn, and split out.
or sawed ou before spring, viii not
"pcwdcr post" nor be Injured by the
worms working in it, nor be injured hy
Dry rot, as is the case %ith timber, many
times, which has been CT: At some other
seasons Of the year. Fence posts anj
stakes, particularly, NJ matter what the
kind Of timber may be- when fcllcd and
split out in late autumn, will out last
other poats and stakes, Of the same kind
of timber, which may he cut Reason
teaches US that this IS 90, aud the expo.
rience Of the most successful experiment.
a.. Al. 4