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Law INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-GExERAL TERn-MAy i3.-BeGorc Jadse
DAWES. !


DAWES.
PRACTIcE-RIGHTs OF RECEIVERS
In North American Gutta PerchA CO.
motion was made al the Special Term fUf an order
upon the receiver appointed the dissolution OF the soo
PANIED Corporation to pay the petitioners Noble Hsnme and
Packer judgments recovered By them against the ofao
snps SIS petition that such ud gmeis recovered
aud and they as eyies made before the
has Possession of the property leyed and sold the sane
the proceeds In his hands Tnu spphcaon was made oy
th. plaintiff udguris without the Sheriff ointrr therein
the denial Of the receiver that such levy had been
aimed the JUDGE Special denied the mutton without
prejudice the night Of the Sheriff maize motion be be
advised. From this order APPEAL has been taken
There b. doubt that the Receiver took the rry sno
ect al existing eies and kens Whatever bans &C
ar-d OF the prop} the time Of bis appointment may b.
forced .ui proceeding be nstlted szAnst the
Psr 5I3 the Sheriff had made levy the property
which subsequently into the hands Of the ReeeiyeT b for
him that levy. lie 10 entitled 20 collect the
apyy the execstioD, If the levy made IL s his
the property hi. levied and sold the he bound
com: thr SseriA for the same
A. he order app~s,ed made wi,ho. prcudce 70 the
night. Of the Sr make such to This Cou as hs
nav De- advised for disturbing H. The sheIr
entitled th pesioc Of the goods levied on oy
him. ard by q this Court and throash its oor these
goods been converted into Money follows that The shrF'a
Is euiiiled 70 such proceecS- . -, 8,
The order srp4 sed fror affirmed with Selsoa Saith
for appellants; Albert Carbon, for re<pondeni-
sOrICY-ENGiGrN ESTS OF COUNSEL.
ORDERED. That after the present term, no cause o1
The day raerdar Of the General Term viii Be postponed se
count Of ensssements Of counsel IN any oner Uonf.
Is CRAMBERs-Before Ju1se ScrHEkLASp.
DECISIONS.
John Cafrey agt. David Ryan ct al.IAoton denied
without costs and without prejudice to he nights OF dsend
10 ~ Be , in dena o. the eri Is they sas &c sa'
yised
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be following results:

FIRE DLPARIAEST ELEcTIos. On Thursday
evening the Board Of Representatives of the Eastern
District Fire Department proceed to elect Board of
Appeals, pursuant to the provisions of the new law
recently passed by the Legislature Daniel ID.
Winaps David III. Brown, james w. Griffin, George
w. Baker and Edwin Ferry, SEN, were elected.
The duty of this Board is to decide all that may
be brought to them by firemen or companies feeling
aggrieved at the action Of the Board Of Fire Com
missoDers instead Of having to the Common
Council as formerly.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-M,r ls-Before

The aseault and battery suit against DIR. Sternberg
resumed this .ning Tho Distets;orney OF the
opinion that excessive violence had been used but the jury
qitt'd
Carroll who only shor, time since had returned from
the pleaded guilty of petty larceny and sent to
the State Prison OF year.
Thomas Bowers Of passing counerfeit, and
sentenced o Prison for iyeys
Matthew Sayers burglar, who pleaded guilty sentenced
to the stste Prison for years.
Matthew Drisc oil ard Thomas Courtney charged with
topping pass s. counterfeit and the prisoners dis
charged.
Peter Dolan who indicted highway robbery pleaded
guilty Of attempt commit robbery, and remandod until
Saturday for sentence.
Jane: Hewitt tried charged with assault with intent IN
XIII Michael Murphy, whom he struck with knife. He
convicted Of simple assault and battery and sent to the
Penteitiary for five months.
John Foster charged with grand larceny pleaded guilty OF
attempt grand larceny and remanded for sentence
The Court then adjourned.
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Sr,pREp ny HER HUsBASp.-A woman named FL
len Boyle residing at No. 40 Worth street, was adj
mted into the City Hospital yesterday, suffering from
several severe stabs in the head Inflicted by her hus
band with knife. One of the arteries was wounded
and the woman would speedily bed to death but for
timely assistance. Boyle, who in liquor when he
assaulted his wife, managed to escape
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- The Rev. DR.. Cox is writing series of letters in
The hmsriean Presbyterian designed to show that
the Apocslyptic battle Of "Armageddon' is, in all
probability at hand in the grand rupture Of the peace
OF Europe now taking effect.
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SUPERIOR coURr-srrcr.L TrRx-M,y 49,
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-MAY IS.
Ref NJ L TN
COURT OF APPEALS.

NOTES OF DECISIONS.
Button AIT The Hudson River Railroad Company.
In an action for negligence The burden is upon the
plaintiff prove airmayely that he is ge Of any negh
senee proNmatsy contributing to the injury.
Such pegEu be presumed and therefore direct
evidence dsprove il required Om the plaintiff in the
bu where there l. conflicting testimony 20 the
fact; the pepondeIsnce h. with the plaintiff to enable him
o
Where the negligence the part Of the plaintiff II any
listed the very time Jury incurred it error
misleading the jury the charge that in order exempt the de
ndsu' the negligence OF the plaintiff mus. have directly CON
tIbuted to the injury.
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-, al, e. poin. J Hunter Co NJ w.
Smith. Wy. cs.is.n Moo -.ay Ma Co s S.Ss.,.
DAM JeDsen, Por. 80 Prince. A. Wii..n Nswnsg
master p.c.e,,. Ncxr
word Ey, Srw.Hsyci. H s. Rscksa "srret' s'aHnare'
New .HaYrla
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InNIeRATIoS.-A large number of immigrants have
arrived al this port, for the past week. from Europe.
The following list will show the ports from which they
arrived and the names of the vessels:
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ADVERTISEMENT

Gas GAS.-GAS FIXTURES have been pro-
duoed at the factory the undersigned which srpsss the bal
Of the world in beauty and prices Call at great Depot
No SO Broadway. WARNER, PECK Co.
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free negro named Edmund Day taken from
ruhans, gagged and taken across the river in skiff
te Newport Ky, and lodged in JAIL ON pretense that
he was slave. He was finally released, and got back
To Cincinnati
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LARGE RoPE.-Yesterday Messrs. Walls Sons sent
10 New York, for the Russian ship General Admiral,
huge cabls, weighing 9 600 pounds, and $50 fathoms
in length. It's circumference is Is inches.
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ADMISSIONS TO THE BAR.-The following young
men were admitted To practice the Bar of this See during
the present OF the Supreme Court held
Daniel Cleveland Stephen Coudir Eugene
stoI.um Benz W Downing Witt Jones' Chas. L. Brad
lry John d. Townsend NJ H. Ellis @. o. Greenfield, Irving
NJ Bean Jas. Z. Whiting A. M. BigelOw.
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Attention is called to the advertisement Of DIR.
Crooks Las; lecture in this city.
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CORGHUN SUGAR-CANE.-Our annual Illus
- trated PAMPHLET resdy contains Reports oin,e
ing Experiments with the so snun sesn Cahe ESQ ~.
De.rpons and Prices Of approved Mills Eysporstos and Ap
psrat Of all successfully working the Cane We mai
above prepaid Oh reesip, Of three letter stamps
HEDGES, FREE Co., Cincinnati Ohio.
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ADVERTISEMENT
TFAs-Tbe CANTON TEA COMPANY have on

hand every variety oTEAs for Grooe and Dealers and PM
families SOuchons Oolong and Young Hyon from 2 70
4oc GunpowdeT Imperial from pc TO Coo All other quail
equally low Also three pound boxes good FAMILY TEA for
81 Call examine at No. l25 Chsthans, between Pearl
and Roosevelt-sts.
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FIRI.-Au alarm of fire in the Second Fire District,
about - clock on Thursday night Wa caused by the burning
chimney the house Of George C. Blank. Summit street.
Columbia street. No damage.
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TAdsrFtisrfnthVIT
SNATCuED EROM TIE GRAVE.

Yearly there thousands saved DEATH by timely resort
ing to Mrs G.RDSERs INDIAN BALsAM LIyERwORT AND
HoARHoUxD 1t is eectng remarkable snd is for sale at
al the Druggists
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\ II
Tpomssoss STaIEmEsT-We yesterday published synopsis
OF Mr. Tlonests the girls recent com
plant him. before Justice Quackenbush As Mr. Thona
thinks the synopsis does do him justice snueS his
ga the affair the editor of The " L. Sn
Msy Is: - ., - o., H.. {,
with q complaint the jefferson Police Court OF
recently members Of the Sewing Association must
beg leave brief explanation As OF the Visiting
Cmuttee applied Ia b, the gus IN question: to pay
small all, ged be due them fu declined to do
the rules Of adopted by The
ee forbade Had the claim been personal one.
should paid it, had the been many times g. great
matter Of policy but under the circumstances, TINS
woud have been To betrsy the uls, rvlosed III me-
To the summons winch put into my hands by police
officer who coinpsny with others, all in uniform had
the door Of the sewing waiting
arrival voluntary obedience. cid this believing that
which statement might
did that IL before Judge Onackenbash
about appear should certainly have declined the
Inoted, did the fact that was IN the
the when took the liberty Of nqurns his Honor
On arrival the justice found the complain
Of the benches Shortly alter. they wefo
ushrTed his HOnOs private office was about
follow. politely Informed that must remain IN the
outer court; About twenty minutes occupied with this phi
Official icfe e when his Honor, accompanied by the
gTs his appearance and took his on the bench
shall rube MI Editor, with the details Of the mock
coud hardly had often heard Of the deep dg
which Of District Courts have sunk but
had formed conception Of the reality had taken Nh me
books the compliments which entries had been
made by the Superintendent Those were sled ny me Judge
and still in his possession Of Illegally. feel called
Mr. Editor make the above less out OF regard TO
myself than whom represent and 10 the oil Truth
Justice, and shall Of justice TO remove
the unavosbc impression which, in quarter, have
been made by your police report. ID. X TnoNssos,
Cor Sec'y Am. Indus. Association
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IAdvertisement.l
ROrND HILL WAIHR-CURE AND HOTEL

NoRrHsapToS, Mass, H. HALsrED. ~ ID. Proprietor and
Pr ncips Ptyscian-rr HALsrEps In The cure OF
Wosns Diseases well known. He discarcs the Of osus
tic with ia poisonous eets AID oil supprts His system sf
Motorpsthy ba.ed phisophic prnripes give. vitality
and force 10 the functional Of gu the orEsns nd hss been
tested Thousand In riding and hos
ps practice The speedy and reliable Those ought
beds enabled TO walk Over four hnndred
Of Spinal Disease Paralysis and L-s Of the Cse
Limbs have been cured BY this method improvement In these
and IN chronic complaints far more rapid IN the
cool mOrths nyads will aud time BY entering a.
onc- Circulars gsti. Tresse MotoTPsthy for 2'
his in the treatment Of diseases Is undpu'ed-
iTrsveier. Boston
HI. ,ysem has been approved BY Of
intelligent citizens and has received the mos, Hsierns
from ell paris Of TIE oouutry- Prov Jour
Round Hin 81 charming watering places In
the countr Of sGreuen the seekers Of pleasure cot
less than thoee who seek the boon Of health No Summer
sGrpss-e. ovene- and all the esleulsted
crafty the and promote the comfort Of visitors-st
Louis Republican
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. -
eur-R;ses. 4:44 Sets...... 1909 doon-oes '.' O''i
49, men WATER
s.,sv Uool SEA GOV IsAnd ella Hec Gate.... TOD
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TAdvertisemeht.T
METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STROP Thin min
fAdveriement.I

table article may be obtained Of the sole manufacturer g.
SAUNDERS Aston House. Of the various through
out the city.
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BY telegraph.

NEWPORT Nav l2-Au. schrs. Courier Crowel, Prod.
for Philadelphia Bensiah Watson Campbell do q aud
A. Haes Perry, Of aud from Lnconyile Tor
Fall Rivers shop victory 0addne, Providence Tor Hartford
Sailed schrs Diamond Norton FLY away Davis Phladelpha;
Senator, Racket New-iork
In port bark Lucy dischargng bg Tangent Greene,
for Portland Harp Rsyner Stoungton for Bangor
schs Nicanor - Ezsbethpert Cambridge; Ambassador
Dude. Calais Canton Arey, DO for Seanpo
Eliza Crowe Baltimore, disoharsng and others before
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IAdyeriselnentl
GuRxEY's NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FINE ART
0ALLskY No 7ol Broadway frs block below the New York
Hotel PhoosrSFh', DssueueoyPs, Miniatures IN Oil and
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THE AMERICAN GUANO COMPANY

Ard oHeg foe ssie The Csrsoes Of the "ktnaeoRLvue
PAeLg" AID "FLvtse DsAeoS," at go Pc trn. To
ether c.reoe, shorly expected arrive sHe the ssspv
viii Be regular. Address C. s. MARSHALL. Pr-s1ese
American Gusno Co, No O. William ct. r.
believe natural mbir .a 81 the Fhosptstes -
Suphae. Of Lian- 70 b. initiated BY At desusd 81 ~
pdspa,sble effect, work revolsoc il The dspsmess
Scientific Agriculture.
fertilizer precisely similar the Aer,esa 0usno has evR
before been truduced ,e this county and ,oesh The No.
lied au,-.y - imported ia iss'iu the As
nsrrcvsrj fed Of experiment la complete sacess -
led to Ssnand whch viii insare thorough tra q he
Srins the mins sasou and the 1850 will cosf6cefv
ch 10 lead o. ts universal hrrssr.
Tie following s,euert Of the relative erp~nse TO the farG
of hre fertilizer sif Bart Yard Manure, Peruvian 0san
ard American Gusno will be focad interesting 20 fsrns
orally: - .
% loads u IS cents per load .......eD -
Team days, at 81 per day...................'.
MAJ. days, a. PEI day ...............''..'. ~
Tea acres "
PERUVIAN eVAsc.
SO lbs 90 acre, 81 $S5 tGn ............... e9B
Freight. average TO any P0ini IL Quilted States
Carriage and sowing ....,..................,..'..
Total....,.. eio 20
Ten acres ~ -
AMERICAN cVASo.
30 lbs 10 ser, q SO per tnE..............-... &O
Fresht same as Peruvian
Carriage and sowing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Total. .................................e 6M
Cos Of aud man iH distributing basnysrd manure
si f5 - hers hat Is. co., Of .m, ..i icr .scy
In the barr yard approaches reary The ecttre -
Of American Cusno with expense Of freight SOWING he t
difference between III. oos. Of barn yard mansr
An ogano w arrest the attention Of farmer hrossAs
~
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advertisement. II
Superbly beautiful CARPETS

SUpfTDIy DtdUlIIUI CAKPETS.
Al tremendous low prces!!
Crossley Sons gorgeous MEDALLIoSs.
ENGLISH VELvETs o. TO ~ per yard.
Real ESeLIsH BRUSSELS, 81 TO loi per yard.
Atwood ISGRAISs 81 to CT per yard.
Floor OILcLoTBs, 2f6 TO 81 per yard.
HIRAM ANDERSON, No. SO BOwery.
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Go farmers ano Others.

DONE MANURE.
ID SAVINGS and GROUND BONE for SsrtilkiDy purposes
CRUSHED BONE, expressly or Grsperies
TURNINGS, ft Case Hasdenng aud Feeding
CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ,
Factory East St-s-
No - yssry-st-
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To AND FROM NEw.YoRK.-The fare takers of the
Union Ferry Company kept account of the number
of loads of furniture which crossed the different fer
ries from Brooklyn to New-York and from New-York
to Brooklyn from the lst of April to the 10th instant,
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George Colon agt. Martin Fallan et aL-Mction
granted.
Peter Sbilowsky agt. Josephine Showsky.-Judg-
Of divorce granted.
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IAuFtfti~mtnf-I
will briug many strangers to

IDt ADnNersdFlts VIII OflUg mdby btrAngefB 70
the city II whom viii visit the CAs
Of FOWLER WELLS No. SOC Broadway just above the
PARK aud also deneaiOn Of their dispositions defects
tslents proper occupation how to cultivate and make the
most OF themselves
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Disasters, Ac.

NORFOLK May l2Thc steamship Roanoke at o'clock
d right except loss Of fore yard and small boat At 10
O'clock M passed smsh jamestown, Is miles Of Hos
Isand-lBy telegraph.
ST THOMAS Apn -The brig Eyira previously reported In
distress condemned will BE- sold
eth inst.
The brig Pamas Baltimose has just arrived dsmssted
By letter to Elwood Walter
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THOSE WHO USE SPECTACLES and wish ease
and pleasure In reading writing should call at the
OPTICAL INSTITUTE, No $780, BROADWAY,
Under Lafsrge House.
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BROOKE YN ITEMS.

IMPROVEMENTS NEAR THE CRY HALL.-Ground
has been broken for block of new buildings oppo-
site the Court street side of the City Hail. to extend
one hundred feet Court street and one hundred
feet on Joralemon street. The first story will be Of
brown-stone, and the remainder Of yellow stone with
brown-stone lintcls. The buildings are to be four
stories high, and will be divided into offices, stores,
etc. portion Of of the buildings is intended for
the Nassau Bank. The cost will be about ,00O
Mr. A. A. Low is the proprietor, and John Frenchthe
builder
VIOLATIONS OF ORDIsAscEs.-The Hack Inspect
yesterday arrested some thirty Irish peddlers
cartmep, &C., who carried on business without IL
cense. They were brought to the Hack Inspectors
Office, in the City Hail. and discharged promise Of
procuring licenses and have their vehicles numbered
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Advertisement
DrlrNvSS CrRPp hnvcrer caused nv A No,

method.
Address Dr. BoaRDMAs personally By letter. a. No ga
Broadway, New-York.
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The CELEBRATED PANTAsCOPIC BRAZILIAN
PEBBLr sPEcIaCLEs open for inspection at
No. 669i Broadway.
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STATEMENTS or FARMERS AND OTHERS WHO HAVE
USED THE AMERlCAN GUANO.

sUNNsRHiIL, csyur Co, n. Y, Sep. s. 1857.
Sra: In compliance with circular received from ycu -
Spring have honor Of presenting herewith ress
Of the limited experiment which has beeu couveaeot e. -
Your ohed'ent servant. JOHN MiLlA
Hon. Gas Masos Commissioner, Washington. q C.
The experiment above referred made Indian cora
clay loan soil In hills three feet spart Nth An
Guano Peruyn Guano and Stable Msnarc, q hil being
sgued fertilizer and the lumber also wifk
The date OF sowing June and harvesting So
TENDER q The result In q stalks straw eavesf
American Gusuo.....I2St m Stable Manure lo6i =
Peruvian Guano....tlfl 70 No Manure " =
The result IN amount Of ears with husis
An erican Guano .,.,,..A 10 Stable ManRre........t y
Peruvian 0ua5o..u,....s5 n No MAuuren........m !
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fAdverisAnerI,.

THE VERY LAST !-TO-NIGHT at BARNUMs
MUSEUM, they rpes ovR IRisH COUSIN for pos'y-y the
very last time" fis AFTERNOON. THE HARVEST HoAE,
thrilling domestic drama. The popular Little Codeha
Howard spPesrs here Monday In CscLE TONS CABIN.
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rneut Of divorce granted
SUPREME COCRT-GtSFRAL TEsA-hAY l2-BetOre judges
RoosEygLr lSGRAHAs and Plat.
Isaac Ke respondent AFT Ersstus Mouroe iuPeaded ana
appellant,
STOCK yoRBfSG OPERATIONS.
This was appeal from report OF the referee IN
shares Of the Accessory Transit Company Of Nicaragua
,Ecd with The appellant and Fleming who were then en-
z IN buying selling stocks sell aud they agreed to
buy hundred shares Of said stock % per share with in
within thirty March the purC hasrs should
eject On the 81 day April ensuing the shares rendered to
tie purchasers who refused accept them the purchase
motley SASH 81 The difference between the contrac, price
the Of Sell with interest from the s. April 1855
he The appellant denies ever allegation In
the complaint and that Accessory Company had been
dissolved ard s charter revoked by the Government. OF Mica
SUPERIOR CoURT-Srrcr,L TERN.-M,y ls
THE COCAINE CASE.
Burnett Phslon
A few days ago the plaintiff obtained temporary
injunction against the defendant restraining him from using the
u preparation Of oil prepared BY
him the psinf alleging such using Infringement OF
defendant appealed the General Term bur pending the appeal
he has altered OF his preparation TO Cocn by which
il viii Be known till final decision rendered on the
srPesL
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-MAY 49,
Before Dir. RrcHARD z. srILwELL.
ALLEGED CRUEL PUNISHMENT.
Lewis Bradburn, first mate OF the ship Princeton,
WIS examined upon charge having inflicted cruel and
ustf punishment upon Edward T. Arnold OF the crew Of
the ship.
The complaint was dismissed there being evidence sssin.
the defendant.
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fAdvertisementl

SIMMONS & Co.'S BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPEC
TAoLEs b. Obtained at
No. $50 Broadway.
Under Lafarse House.
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CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ,
Faoto,y Eat 49, 80
IMPLEMENTS. We
have lust received per last steamer .m klrope the laIgs
AID mos, complete assortment II HORTICULTURAL iNPLE-
MFNTS and TOOLS offered for sale In this city ~hch ~e
.l :, pric. ER offered by any other house
A.onn hand the srgest uegt u al kinds o. Athi
CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHlNEhf' sEEDo anu
FERTILIZERS ia the eountTy. , II, .,.,.
Gentlemen wanting anything IN the above line ior 'nen An'
,x;l find II IN their advantage 20 call Al the
NV AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE. MACHINERY
DEPOT AND SEED STORE,
No 81 VEsEY-sI., n. T.
Remember, No. - Veseyst-
DROP. MApES's SUPER-PHOSPHATES Of
,-sup4rior TO Peruvian GusnO for Corn, Psat'e
ain (;rss Fruit Trees Vegetable and Flower Card-ns aaa
81 che, s5.p 70 Fe IN HUNDREDS WHO HAVE USED
1T FOR TEN YEARS
PerbaL 1000 ID.
Ni.rsSruzsd Super. Phosphate Of Lime. 90 go
M.ne.'. No Super. Phosphate u Lime % ~ VI
10 10. f'he will equal In eject and lasting
rer a5 be- Of the best Peruvian Ouano, and unlike Guano
PERMANENTLY improves the land
Farmer April ls iS5e-Jadss French Of Exeter
I'VE have tried every variety Of fertilizer and have
faith Nsps Phosphate than Ia other nsnofA1'ur7a
article VI the ind.
n G Plautrr March e. ls5e-A writer says:
Nv heat crop crown upon giaro wrigned fry three os
while that upon Mspe Phosphate IL Lime weighed nity
nine % ixty-one lbs pr bashsL" - .,.
can Of the N,rnzenisrd snpsrPbsphste for experiment.
so circulars containing esmonas &c, can Dc nsd
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