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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

THE NEW LINE.
i FOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA
GRE AT REDUCTION OF FARE.
The steamship NORTHERN LIGHT. Capt Tink,epaugh
win leave New York from pier No North river Thursdy
March TO- at O'Clock M connertpR via Panama Ralro IA
with the steamship Orizaba the Pacific For pas
freight Ina wing capacity 100 The
at the only Office of the line No Bowling Green basement
- ID. H. ALLEN. Agent.
the above shirs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE ESTABLISHED 1852,
"A Carrying the United States mails
clipper ship BREWSTER Clark commander at pier 10
East river will sail for Melbourne punctnally 5.h March
A clipper shio OCEAN ROVER, Pickering Commander
at pier No East river will sail for sydney Doth March
clipper ahip CONTINENT, Gibbs ander will suc.
ceedthe Brewster and sail IN ali! March. - -
For freight passage apply to
r. w. CAMERON, No 6 Bowling Green
Sight bills for sale and liberal cash ,es on
signmens Conslgnees In Australia Messrs Wilkinson Bros
AGO.
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TNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THH UNIfHD
State. mail steamer FULTON, J. wot.oI comwander.
Wi leave Tor Havre touching at Southampton 70 land the malls
Ne. 81 North river, foot OF Beach street.
THIS ship has ave water tight Compartments enclosing me
engines 70 that IL the event q collision or srsndas tho wa
could not reach tbe and the pumps being feo 70 WORK. the
safety Of the vessel passsngerr would be secured
Baggage NOT wanted during tho voyage should be sent On
board the day before sailing marked below"
For freight or passage apply 70
W s. DRAYTON, Agent No. BROADWAY
B-The steamer Araso VIII succeed the Fulton, end san
ADH
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-12
rgE ann wax IN NErh0-LATER FRoH
TAMPHO.
n,om ,hs NV Orleans rleAyune, march "

iNNl ~ Wv NR~"
The Ianpico papers before US manifest considerable
.lrm as to The result Of Miranion's expedition, as well
aLaS might though they consider Vera Cruz Ia the most
- }.ct state Of defence. ''More than 4 600 men, says
~, pa.aa scan lie concentrated there at a moments
aotice. Ia case Of attack, without including the commands
n Lave and 1Ielo, or the army Of osjaea, numbering
100 men, now before Orzaya." All counted, then
~. liberals have for the defence OF the city and keeping
,irmon ia check, about 5000 available troops. On
~. other hand. the Pn5aa does not think thai more
Lsn 600 men can be spared from the cities now held,
Nv al the point OF the bayonet, by the reactionary
Nv and that Mirmon will have to ID depend almost en-
irrdy upon the army with which he set out from the
capital
,,ao viii act as governor Of the state OF Tamanlipas. Ia
Gathering up, temporarily, his civil trust, Gen. Cara
~. he does IL with the object OF deyoting himself ex-
-l,siyely 10 service In The field in the constitutional
,n.e ia his letter Of acceptance, General Treyino rec
onnends him ITO the God OF battles.
IN tbe mean time, the war Is also to be prosecuted
with renewed yigor all through the interior. Among
"thrr things, the Tampico papers notice the arrival at
~" ooTt Of a large amount OF ammunition, some 1000
',nnpn halls. for the army of the North, and, what is
ot 4 little surprising, from Vera Cruz, now so hard
pressed herself.
The papers before ms contain full official reports of the
cent engagements in the States Of Zlcatecas and Aguas-
c,,ientes. They are in the usual pompous style of all
,I.,ican n,pers, especially when they have u victory to
mort but we find little In them not already published,
ey,ppt lists OF the killed, wounded, and prisoners, Ia
which we notice no American names.
Among the prisoners who fell into the hands of the
,istorions army at Agnascalientcs was Gen, Jesus Esparza,
one Of the most noted chiefs of the Church military
uarty. who has since suffered death.
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qaE ONO TREASURY.

The committee appointed to examine the condition "
the State treasury OF Ohio have submitted their report,
which exhibits Il deplorable condition OF ,aifairs. foi
many years the money in the hands OF The state treasury
rms been deemed public property, and outside spectators
have been in the habit Of securing the use OF the money
intended to be kept in the vaults OF the State.
The amount shown by the treasurer books, which MIR.
Brestlin should account for at the expiration OF ms term
Of once. was 81. 600, 600 Of which sum MIR. Brestlin
o,connts ia, s2Oi 900 by the failure OF the banks in which
that amount OF money was deposited. peducting this,
thc,e remains u balance OF Ss56, 900, which Mr.. Bfesiiin
should have paid over to Mr. Gibson his successor.
Mr.. Gibson had repeatedly Acknowledged that he hao
ra,.iyed every cent due from Bfestlin, and after making
a solamn oath TO this effect, lac now states the money was
never paid him.
That the whole Of this sum was not paid 10 Gibson by
grestln. ia fully established by the testimony Mr.. D.
acknowledges having under his control assets belonging
Il, the State, iepesenting about 5000 900, concerning
which lac refuses to make any disclosure rs to their char
acier or the parties holding them.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


PoerLASD, Ahuch H.. The stelmship North B,itan
irom Liverpool on the 2Sl, arrived heru to-day. Although,
her departure nom Liverpool Was three days anterior TO
that OF The Arabia, her advice contain additional items
OF interest. Paris letters say that Prince Napoleon on the
10th male a speech on Italian affairs to an immense dep
ntation Of Iasiiais, which symrathizes with their moo;
ardent wishes.
The French Minister OF War has conhuct,d for ten
millions OF mtions aud OF dried vegetables. A second
9iyision % troops ate Under orders 10 march from Algiers
To Fnnee. 1T was remnred that General Iamoriciere he'd
offered his services 10 the Emperor ia case OF hostilitier.
All the active %battali0ns al Paris are to he increased, 90
as TO make each infantry regiment number ] 500 men
strong. Prince Napoleon Is reported to be necessarily
i~nstigaiing the Emperor 20 make war. IL is asserted that
official dispatches from Cardinal Antonelli 10 the cabinet
AT Vienna declare that no reception can be accorded 10
any representations from foreign governments at all ne
ierrins to the domestic government OF The States of the
church.
The sandman Senate has adopted a bill for a loan Of
so, 00O, 600 francs by a vote OF 80 to I.
Austria is steadily preparing for the defence of her
Italian possessions. The garrison at Vienna were fully
prepared to march at short notice. There was great ac.
tiyty in the arsenal at Venice, where hospitals and army
bakeries had been established. Gunboats had been
placed at the mouth of the Pc, and the garrison at Fei-
raIa reinforced.
The Spanish Chamber of Deputies had granted extra
ordinary credits for strengthening the Notifications at
Port Mahon, Ferrol, and other exposed points. The
Italian exHes left Cadig on the 10Th on board Of an Amer
lean frigate. the name of which was not given. One
hundred deputies in the Cortes had declared in favor of
free trade in Corfu and Cation.
The Duchess Of Parma had signed a treaty with Aus
tria, authorizing The latter power 10 occupy all the forts
in her dominiuns with troops in case Of war. Trade ia
Milan was completely stagnaied.
A large number OF deseiters from the Austrian army
had crossed the liedmontese frontiers.
j Clancy Jones has had an audience with the Empe-
ror. and presented his credentials.
The Prtlssian government has issued a circular alludiug
to the joint efforts OF England and Prussia TO preserve
peace, expressing the conviction that Austria will Join ia
the endeayors for an atnicable solution OF the difficulties (;
but declaring tlat while reserSing her action rs "a Euro
pem power, she will nevertheless fulfil her duties us a
member OF the Geriuunic confederation.
ltis reported that Russia has declared her determine.
tion to resist any attempt to prevent Il union of the prin-
CAPABILITIES by force.
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SO. . .fad b n sftaf agagcd, That fur the purpose oi
trying all Issues Of iaet triable By jury ia the district court
Of the United States ior The distriel of Iowa, said district
shan be divided into the divisions as ioIlows, namely
The counties Of Clinton, Jones, Linn, Benton, lama,
Marshall Grundy, Hardin, Webster, and all the coun-
ties north Of the same, and east Of Calhoun, locahontas
Palo Alto, aud Emmett, shall constitute the northern al
vision and two regular terms Of said court for the same
shall be held annually at Dubuque, 10 commence on the
third Tuesdays Of April aud October
SIC, q. md b. Il fadAss eaoai That the COUNTIES 81
Scott, Cedar johnson, iowa, PowAsheik, Alahaska,
Marion, Luels, CLARK, Decatur, and all the couuiies south
and east OF the same, shall constitute the southern a.
vision and two regular terms Of said court shall lac
held annually Tor said division at keokuk. 90 commence
on the thirl Tuesdays OF March and September.
$40. .. ind b. 4 fDLer enacted. That all the remaining
counties oi the State shall constitute the Western division;
and one regular term Of said court shall be held on the
second Tuesday of November in each year at Des-
Moines-
SIC. 8. Aud be Il further caaad, That the provisions
OF the several acts of Congress regulating the courts in
the several divisions as heretofore organized shall, as Glr
as the same are applicable, apply TO the courts of said dis
trict under the present division.
SEc. 3. AAd be Il further enacted That the Judge Of
said district court shall have power to make such rules
and orders, MS may be necessary to carry into effect the
changes provided for in this act
SIC. 10. And be il further enacted, That all acts and
parts of acts inconsistent with this net be, ami the same
are hereby repealed.
Approved 3. March 1859.
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AN ACr, 10 provide for extending The laws aud judicial
for other purposes
BE- Il enacted By he Ssaate aud House Of Representatives. Of The
LRaei States Of .dmeca IA Congress assembled, That all
the laws OF the United States which are not locally map
plicablc shall have the same force and effect within the
said State Of Oregon as elsewhere in the United States
SIC: 2. Aad be Il further euded, That the said State
is hereby constituted n judicial district Of the United
States within which a district court with the like powers
and jurisdiction, as the district court of the United States
for the dist, let Of Iowa shall be established, and the
Judge of the said district court shall hold two regular
terms Of the said court, annually at the seat of govern
ment OF the said State, to commence on the sec nd Mon
day Of April and September in zach year.
Src. 3. Ind be Il Jahher 6paaod, That the judge, at
tofiiey and marshal OF the United States for the said die.
trict 6foregon, shall reside Therein, and the adgual sala-
~ Of the said Judge shall be two thousand five hundred
dollars, apd the marshal and district attorney for said
district, shall be entitled to the same compensation and
fees rs tho marshal and attorney for the district of
Iowa.
Src. 4. Aadh dfatAer enacted That in all cases Of APP
peal or writ of error heretofore prosecuted and now pend
ing In the Supreme Court of the United States, upon any
record from the supreme court OF Oregon Territory, the
mandate OF execution or order of further proceedings
shall lie directed by the supreme Court OF The United
States 10 the district court Of the United States for the
district OF Oregon, or TO the supreme court OF the State Of
Oregon, as the nature Of such appeal or wit of eiror may
require and each Of those courts shall be the successor
OF the supreme court of Oregon Territory, a. TO all such
cases, with full power 20 hear End ds,gTa,,ae tA2 ssufe,
end 80 award mssn9 or huat Prooefa hereiE.
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BY JAS. Q. MoGUIRE q Co., Aucuoneers.

VERY EXTENSIVE SAL.E OF SUPERIOR CAB
Int ldrnturs, handsome ~ frame Mrrpta REl ~ aud
msrsiDg March est at 10 ocsck, and continuing from day TO DAY
andl %" Whole Is dtrnssio1 1 shal sell by vrmc u two Seeds ~
trust, tha superior lifulurc ard effects a. the utnsHun Iouse. " sI
uatod GA J street, between 18Th aud llh street., embracing every
variety and style u Pafior AMI Chamber Furniture Bedding, *.
THIS extensivo esiabF-suuent embraces san6 -txty ave faturs ans
chambers, which have brct hued up 10 a style mirqaslti ia ims
name
Elegant French plate sltiramo msntd, pier, aad oval u4ror., q
superior rosewood a6d walnut crim.oa pasIrcoysn,J Ivnsh
tet-atrtr sOas
ARA, ladies ana parIor chaHs
tOfkers, GOthlr reception chairs, a..
suits orhand-ome walnut figured dnnlsk covered parior urnt
tars, consisting Of two sofAs, Two arm chairs, rocker, aud four
Handsome walnut whatnots, eiegercs, aud boorstanIs, Of van.
Gus patterns
Beautiful marble top centre, sofa, aud size tables, in rosewood,
Elegant brocatele, daossE, aud lace curtains throughout The
hpu9e, with gin corniees, roris, lasscls, 6e, complete
lieh French China vases, candeieerH. aud other naptcl orna
Superior velvet, English, Brussels, aud three ply carpets through
Brussels aud Venetian hall and stair carpets
Odcoth, rugs, stair r ais and eyes
Rosewood walnut, and mahogany ~marbctop dressing bureaus
and wahztlnd', wardrobes
Jenny Lind and French bedst,ais
Pine painted cottage sets, with and without marbles
SOLID cherry oedsteadsi wardrooes, and ~ashsianis Of superior
make
Painted warirobes, Bedsieads, and -wash1tands
superior curled halr mattresses
Fine feather beds, holsters, and pillows
Very extensive lot OF superior blankets, Narcotics quilts, CON
forts, bodspreads, shertng, bolster, aud pillow slips
French China marbei and granite tdtt sets
Mahogaoy hair sprins soia,. roeksrs arm and silo chairs
HAIR Cloth rep, and dauiask covered lounges
Mirble.iop sldeboanda and beaufrts
Bookcase, writing desks, arm chairs
silver plated oastofsi wa1ters, tea aud coffee urns, spoons and
forks
Superior table cutlery, Ore irons
Walnut aud mahogany extension, breakfast, card, and sdo tables
Superior oak caneseat dining rhairs
French China aud granite diuner, dessert, aud tea service
Cry-tal cutglass decahtersi water bottle, goblets, tunbers, aud
wine glasses
Block ihn urHs, chanag fishes, and dshroycrs
Radiator, open CRATE aud air tight stoves
Together with a general assortment oI every article in the house.
keeping line.
TerU- $50 ana under. cash over that sum, a credit Q f2, ., and =
months, for satisfactorily endor.ei notes, bearing interest
b. MIBURN, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE 4 90,
Mar I -e0Ais Aucioneers.
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BY JIG. MCGUIRE & Go ,Auctioneers

VNRuSTEES SALE OF EXCHANGE HOTEL
l. iy virtue q a deed Of trust from David \. Hal, esq, dated the
LIT day of August, 1912, duly recorded among the lind records
Of Washington cont y. III the iGsirit Of Columbia, In Nbcr W. d
No. "a fnFos leo, ll, If2, and ia, the undersigned uni
sell, al puplt actut, on Monday, The IAN Of March. 1859 al
! oclock, p m, Tho following parcel Of property, lying and he
ing in the city If Washington, known as parts of lots Nos 4 and ),
in square 1870 being The same property which was conveyed BIS Tho
Bank ci Washington 10 said iayd A Hall by deed bearing even date
with the deed of trust aforesaid and agrccabiy 10 The descrtnt.,ns and
limits Thereof, a set forth in the sHd deed 10 tle said David A. Hail,
with the improvements thereon,
This property fronts on c stseat north, between Four and a hall
aud Sixth streets west, and Is well Known a. The Exchange Hotcl.
The terms OF sale are One-third cash, 20 be paid wihin ave dny,
frotn the day Of sale, and the balance in three equal instruments al g.
8, and " months, on notes, with interest from the day Of sale, So
Cured by decd Of trust on the property,
Al conyeyanccs at tho expense OF the purchaser.
1.-THE ieIms of sale are mol complied with within ten DAYS after The
sale, the trustee reserves tao right To roscl al. the risk ana expense of
the dctauiiug purchaser. AT his discretion.
Sale 10 take place in front of the premises.
JAMES ADAMS, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO,
MAT Id Auciioncors.
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AN ACT for the relief of congressional township numb, r
twenty'seven, north of range number six, east, in Wa
bash county, Indiana.
BE L enacted By lie Seme and House Of Reme3aLa,res Of
The United Sidies Of Amorcd IA Congress assembled, That the
auditor of the county Of Wabash, aforesaid, for the time
being, be authorized and allowed to make entry In his
own official name of the quantity Of five hundred and
thirty-segeii and ninetyone hundrcths acres. in legal
subdivisions, OF any lands OF the United States, on any
part Of the public domain subject TO private entry. at the
minimum price OF one dollar and twenty five cents per
acre, the same, when SO entered being hereby made. and
declared to be for the benefit OF the inhabitants OF con.
gressional township number twenty-scven, north. Of
range number six, east, in the county of Wabash. and
State OF Indiana, aud to stand in lieu OF n deficit of that
quantity in the amount Of school lunds belonging 10 said
township, and to be held and controlled IN the saline
manner.
SIC. .. Aad bsa .6pHer enacted, That when said lands
stall have hecn selected and entered as aforesaid and
duly reported to and approved by the Secretary OF the
interior, he shall cause a patent or patents TO issue
therefor.
Approved 3 March 1859.
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE g Co, A-uc,ioneers.

BY J. G. MCGUIRE & Co, Anciioneers.
IliANtERY SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT
Of land near Washington, BY virtue od a decree Of tie cir.
cii csuitol tc Ii.trict of Columbia daily passed on the lIh, day 81
February Al 1858, ia n certain chancrry suit pQudina IN sHld
eoaIt wherein s b. Blanchard Is c~onpnilapi apd Mary A. lloimead
ct al defendants, ON "Wednesday the tssa dsy 81 MucL, 1859, at a..
Ocock, p ~ u viii pr3ftj To 4pl, ut public auction, the following
descpbst Nat f land, situated 10 the coanty Of Washinptop. Dis
trhtM ciiumbil, aud bounded as follows Beginning fr IN. s,me
at point on the soCtl side OF Pinry Branch, az The end Of a line
drawn : 2If deg. L. 10 5 pcrehes from a bound stoue Of the land of
the late william holmeal end TINT of Pierce Shoemaker, sna rdihipg
thence with said he reversed ", 2la deg, Il. ~ pefcbcs, to sad
bound sione, thence n. Z deg. Y . percbes, thence n. deg r.
III 'operehes, ihepfe y sos deg. f. 30 ~ perobes, thence y 39s1
deg rs perll e, then, s. y deg. i. lus perchs., thence n. II
deg, !. 81 rcrohes, = IL deg f. fo72 pcrcae thence I. a., iey.
" ~ peIs!les thence 3 alS W: prepes. - 81 deg'w. B
perches, thefco !, fE3 deg, W. s perchcS, thcnfe y, 70 deg. w. a.,
rerehes, ihenec : Is deg; W 2 perhess, ihencc !. So deg, ", 10
psTchcsf thence n TI4 tcg. W 10 pcrches, thence :, N der. N. ia
perpbcsl thenpcs ). IS leg, W % pcrchcs, and ,lcnoc Wph a s,rniqh,
Ne g Tue place. Of blginpng, containing 30 acres, 9 rpods, ani 80
lFrphcs, more az less,
Thil Is a Part OF the tract Of hnd Nhdch Wm Hoimoad died seIzed
AMI aUons the lands or ten. waibriigc aud Thomas Biapden- go
The safe VIII take pace at the auction rooms Of J. O. Mcclure i
Co, Washington, u. {.
Terms Of sale oa7 third Of the purchase money To- lie pad IN
cash the residue To three equal instalments At O. ~ and IS n,nr,l.
whh Interest from the day M sale for which The uurrtsesrs ,,agtp.
secured 80 TIC satsfncuono Of the Trustees, viii 10 Fcaufy1. W'
Wplii%J SrDNE, trustee.
fH G hcGt1RE a. co,
'~N'N~oA AuQtoaeets,
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-ALuABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR

AINFN-FNF'F IFf " ID IEFTIf fFI TF'F
the War Dfa. tment dt privatb said. Tho Subscriber. are an.
ththized 20 sell ~ private ame part of 10. No. ], II square M. 40,
sttugud at lhe cd;Cef OF New YORK REcpRe aud l7th street west, . d
obtaining about boo9 squags feet Of ground, approved Ny q tive
story BRICK building.
Also DC ,hrce slry brick Lease and lot immediately north Of
eWindeIs pHildpg"
These are both very valuable pieces &c property and VIII be sold
on accommodating terms. Apply To
JAS. G. MCGUIRE a co,
AuctoouceTs aud Commission Merchants.
March s-2iw2m
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VIE UNITED srATES CUSTOMS GrIpE-Ro

hfOnfHaiUu Of the lgws relating 10 the registry, cor oilmant
"i lNcnSing Of vessels entry aud clcarsucc IN the foreign aud coast
- trade navigation Commercial Intercourse scamsn in The mcr
,n-h, service tho entry of merchandise Tor c1nsumitnn md ff
NatehhuAng with RtahlS OF duties payable, arranged alphabetically
A1t IN aceotdaucu with the hicst decisions. With cplaous ext acts
ION the regulations of the Treasury department, g. b, X as.
Aalro- iate deputy collector of The customs. Boston. Prcc n ro-t
~ VI ~. fer sale 60 Taylor 4 MArRNH.
A@h S34 IA. aYcuGe. Gcar sm street
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CuNNERy IN 1853. BY William G]reener, Lon.

M don lohs,
Nsyal cnanery. BY ar Howard Douglas, 5h edition.
MmUll uf Drills Cor Heavy 6un-, iiowhzsis, Ud N0riars, Wool
Vth. England,
Stdarman's Bdrh Gamer, / sol, london.
Views aud Opinions of General Jacob on Small Arms, &c, london
1858.
Tnusards trtilerrts COMPANION, . vols.
Naval Ferrous ION iov&s and Primer. hy Cardaln l. s %inhlgron,
rs. y.
Naval wada,c With STAN. ~ Sir Howard Douglas, london,
iSas.
Experiments via small Arms. Il, omccrs Of die L. s orlnaucc
Impairment
Scnicrhs Weapons of War. l Sl. london,
lna Gatccbsrn, h. a.. f. stone, 77tb regiment London, 1858.
SOLDIER Mammal 81 Rnc Firing. by Captain lhIrkcray London
1858.
Cha man on the lnpr0Set American Eilu.
The Revolver. By T.. r. iNyct Edinhurph.
Mortimer on iyrotechny, london.
Atie Menmre des OnrcisTs d'Aruleilc, I vol, Paris.
ConrH sur i, Construction dos Arines a Pea, 4 VOL Paris.
vol. and atlas, Paris,
Organization Dc pirlliefie. Far IL BourF, | sol, Pai'.
Tbeoue dm i,dntage. Par c. Z, Page, str- bonrg,
Experiences sur lee poBtrcs Lc Cuerrc. Far AIRED Mariccal, Y s.
A., ! vol, Paris. """' IVY
,ours sur e Trace ct h Con. tructiou DIES BAteries dc toute cspese,
] vol Paris, -
solnrnhora; Taie sur rArdicre, Q vols, Paris.
DE Brcues; Ds Ariinces Elairants, l vol, Paris.
Morcl; Is fcnx. diArihcc, vol rariS.
Cossrin; sur ls Fit sOnt- rrains DC Ia pondrc, l vol, Parts.
March 10 fRANCK TAYLOR.
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. GRlCULTuRAL manual Of practica

70 A~griUulufN, 30 cents.
. Ellsworth ON Agriculture, Arts, Sc, % cents.
lAyors Farmers School Book, rs cents.
hAhrences farmrrsf and Grazisrs' Umic, 90 cents.
11skiu's Farlnors Guide, % cents.
Eeasendens Complete Farmer, &c cents.
ieomesis Rural Antirs, 4t9 e~ngrayngs, 81.
5ohst0ns Itclqfes on Practical Agficulthrc, 30 cents,
Transactions of The Virginia State Agricultural Secretly, Ga GEMS
Hnhlpes Of Flemish lusbandry, a. cnis.
lauS on fiing and rerulzng land, London, 81 so.
British Hnsbgniry, london, 81 so.
lonaoa,s Eaeyeloppda Of agriculture, Nih upwards Of 200 Illus.
hasons, ! vol, DuHdon, So.
E'Shss Sugar Planters Manual, 81.
ly on the Manufacture q Sugar, london, 81 cents.
smith ON Cultivation Of the Tca Pant, 90 cent?.
Mar ~ tpANftr Ttv4n
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Label Suit.

NEW YORK, March IL. MI +. O. j. Smith,, chief
owher Of the Morse Boston Telegraph Line, was arrested
to-day at the suit OF u. II. Craig for libel, and has been
held to laii IN the sum Of $40, 900 by order Of the supe.
rior court of this city.