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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

,,s-airlv ard gave oursetyrs no to the Sheriff Capt
Avis, md the is-guard. There no person or per
sors who aided IN escape This Is Irne, 20 'eP
NE God. Signed Johs Il C~sn,c
There will be about four hundred troops AeP' nefe
for several weeks.
lGEs OF THE PRISONERS.
John T. Cook was ~ years OF age eaV'pg go" 80
born in Ha6dam. Conn. in the year lSt' ne Wa9
ntout feet u inches high, with light har anu il'f
F3win Coppic was born in Colnmbiana County
Ohio, ard "a years OF age, iest lnS4s .,,1;d
look but was undoubtedly cf good intellect ana rie'
sb;elds Green was quite black negro, and bat -
years Of age He was born IN Rochester ~ II; I-s
bad rather good eountenanee, aau sn'1rP'
look. ;,h brsSv
had and rather straight hair. lie was u years OF
ase and looked Younger than Green.
Term Of the Court.
Ills understood there will be civic guard kept un-
der arms but that the military force How mere VIII Ve
inme diatey dispersed. .t.
The military are in fne spirits this evening at the
propect of an early return TO their homes, and our CIT
zeps are rejoicing that civic authority Will IN iutnre DC
the ruling power of our usually quiet town'
Another circumstance has occurred of startling
Character showing the extent Of Northern sympathy
with tLese traitors and murderers, and showing 70
what lengths their Aboliiionst and Republican friends
will 90 70 defeat the ends of justice and in hostility 70
Il e South Some days ago, Mr.. Avis, the Jaiio al
Cbarlestown received letter, offering him a large
snm of money TO favor or permit the escape Of Cook
and Copric. He immediately communicated this to
Mr. Hunter, the lawyer employed on the trial, who
wrote to Mr. Boteer, the member OF Congress from
thai district The party making that proposition re-
ouested an answer to be sent TO the Post-Oifce in
Washington Mr.. Boteler Immediately went to the
city Postmaster had the clerks put on the alert and
dress etaflOned 10 WafCn the per
sons who might come for such letter addressed al
Mr.. Avis had been directed to address it. This wa
done Yesterday, but one appeared
Some have thought this might be hoax, but from
The character of the letter and other circumstance Mr.
Avis Mr. Hunter and Mr.. Boteer do not think 80. W
N' baltimore Exchange. 4
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SOUTH AMERICA.

1IsBoN, Dec. 2.-Advices from RIO de Jsneiro TO
tho sth November announce that the squadron OF Cen
UrQuza had forced the passage near the lssnd oil mar
ia Garcia ami battle had been fought between Ur-
.,uiza and the army Of BueDos Ayres- The Buenos
Avreans were beaten, and were in full flight toward
the town, leaving the country open 70 Urquiza who
was MAJ ching toward BuenOe Ayres. Exchange on
London, 25l a 25I; Paris, 375, $50; On Hamburg,
700 705
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
The LiyerpoOI correEpondent . ~ Maaehesl
MIcCElIANEOUS

Afer full discussion Of the subject by the British
Cabinet il has been determined that Lord Palmerston
ahau moi attend the Congress the Plempotentary OF
England. No Plenipotentary is 70 be dispatched to
Paris but Lord COwley, being already there, merely
attends az the representative OF England, ana make
our adhesion to the Congress as little conspicuous as
possible.
The London ObserpeT says;
alt il stated that an effort has been made by Mr.,
Lever the purchase of the Great OF he most
be, character. The terms are ssd TO be E6O
10 form working capital to complete the ship 10 char
ter her for twelve mouths pay the shareholders pc
cent in advance and to have the option oil purchasg
the ship for G33OOOO being the amount OF the capital
of the present company
A speCia meeting Of the shareholders Of the Great
Eastern Company has been convened for thursday,
Dec. Is receive a report from the Directors. The
Chairman has ntimated his intention TO request the
shareholders on that occasion To appoint Committee
% inquire into the affairs Of the undertaking from the
commencement All questions of dispute between the
company and the contractor are LEFT 70 arbitration.
The london TINES says;
"A complete l2-pound battery Of Sir w. Armstrong;
guns, carriages, hmbers hospital, and ammunition
WAGONS forges &C., is ordered 10 be packed, TO be
frani mitted overland 10 China The Powerful has
been chipping heavy batteries Of 6Spouud guns,
with equipment TO form thorough siege train and
requisites 20 sabdue the resistance offered " the pas
sage Of the Peiho."
TIE Prince and Princess Frederick William of
Prussia arrived at Dover Saturday, Dec, 4 enroue
for Brussels on their return TO Berliu.
1Ae Court Journal says:
"The question has beenropeatedly asked, how many
EiHes have been enrolled From an official source We
state that the number was iO, 500 on Nov. g.
A meeting, attended by from forty 20 ifty persons
was recently held at the Freemaps tavern, for the
purpose OF organizing London Insh Volunteer Rifle
CorIs
The screw steamer Indian the loss Of which is re-
ported, was insured for about flo000, one-haf OF
which will fall upon Lloydsls.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
SPAIN AND MOROCCO.

The loss Of the MOors in the attack on November 30
was 500 killed Snd 500 wounded bot no pIisoners
Since commencing operations against the HoOrs
- confused
Gen. zabal9 has made reconnaissance sgainss the
Moorish camp as TetuaB.
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ENGLAND.
,NApoLEON's INTENTIONS.

The following translation Of the letter addressed by
"A Moeouayd, in the name Of the Emperor OF the
French 10 four merchants Of Lverpcol, who had writ
ten 10 Napoleon ILL., inqurng his intentions IN refer
enee to England, has been published;
"PALAcE or THE TUILERIEs, Nov. 80.
ITO Ne,. Shaw, Msliz, Irving and Blackwell me'eSs' At
HGKSTLrMES: You have addressed yourseSVes di-
rect TO ,he Emperor TO know what were his Intentions
az regards England. Great fear OF great eohidence
alone could explain this STEP On the one side you are
,ossessed by the imaginary trouble which appears to
have sezed your country with the rapdty Of an epi-
denic and on the other you reckon on the kyalty oil
him from whom you desire reply. IL was, however,
EASY for Won Yourselves 10 give IT, if you he'd calmly
examined se true cause of your appreheDsions That
cause Won would have found only in all these rumors
created among yonr feow-eoultrynen, for the obsti-
nate propagation Of the most ehmercal Of Glarms: be-
came until now under whatever circumstances, there
has not been word act Of the Emperor which could
permit doubt of his sentiments and, consequently, oil
his intentions toward your country His conduct, IN
ysriaby the same has not ceased for one moment to
show him as a faithful and iTeProachsbie ally That
which be bas been be viii Il declare it to you 10 his
narne) continue TO be-witness again to-day the APP
preaching community of pers, to be shared at great
distance by your poldiers and ours.
"Thus, henceforth, fully reassured, oppose an error
TOO much SPREAD. Great nations should appreciate but
not fear each other Receive, gendemen the express
SION Of my distinguished sentiments.
"The Secretary fthe ET2e,OF
"Chef6u Cabinet
"MOCQUARD"
The Liverpool correspondent to The Manchester
f;n0, dian, writes:
Nothing definite transpired on Saturday relating
10 the correspondence between four gentlemen IN LII
verpoOl and the Emperor Of the French l ~ stated,
however that the letter in question was written by
the four gentlemen while enjoying the pleasures OF y
full board one evening, about fortnight since.
Nothing serous was dreamt Ofthe letter was posted
but a reply was never anticipated copy was not
even kept and the whole matter looked upon a.
rood ioke The conduct of the writers of the letter to
tbe Emperor was met with a hearty denunciauOn by
nearly all the local papers"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

Prof. Armsby Of Albany had his arm poisoned by
virus while dissecting subject last week He is sup
posed to bs cut Of danger.
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nlCuLY INTERESTING DECLARATION

s.uycowr,sM ESTABLISHED IN CENTRAL lTAtE
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-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF TIE VANDERBILT.
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RAptlEtEs lETtNTlnRS TOWARD ENGLAND
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

The following letter handed to ME this evening
II il written in beautiful style Of penmanship and is
a curiosity coming from man who WAS IN few hours
u. ~. nonth
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AnhIN SSIks.
By LENNON g. RROGDEI
RICH MS MuApn

By LENNON g. RROGDES
BUCHANAN'S WHARF
I'M TUESDAY, 23d instant at II o'clock,
Vat the auction stores Buchanan wharf the cargo Of
brig R. r. Kirkland, consisting Of
O1 < HHDS. P. r. SUGAR.
II DO. DO,
90 DO DO.
Ok CASKS 7. R. MOLASSES.
al8ts LENNON & BROGDEN, Auct'rsa
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Books alla StatiOlterp.

| MURPHY h CO.-BOOKSELLERS, PUB
IVA LISTERS, PRINTERS,
STA TIONE
MARBLE BUILDING, 1872 BALTIMORE ST.
SIN BALTIMORE
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL Z. TURNER.
No. 3 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
HAS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
Al S0RTMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS. Among his stock will be found WRI-
TING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and foreign of
all the most approved manufacturers
ENVELOPES of all kinds
STATIONERY Of every description for office and private
use viz: STEEL PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING WAX,
WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS,
&c, &c.
INK Writing and Copying all the makers, LET
TER COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, PORTE-MON-
NAIES, &c, &c.
Also a large assortment of WRAPPING PAPER
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do, &c, &c, all at low
prices
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to call fe22-tf
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JAMES NJ. ANDERSON SON,
| 81 ENGRAVERS,
| No. AS BALTIMORE STREET,
| BANK NOTE, STEEL AND COPPER PLATE PRINTING,
| INVITATION, WEDDING, VISITING CARDS, ETC,
Engraved and Printed in the most fashionable styles.
Corporate and NOtaral SEALS Letter Stamps etc London
and Paris Visiting Cards, De La Rues Envelopes etc feat
! SCFT PRICED TOBACCO.
~ We have just received from Prince George county, Va
very splendid lot of Soft Priced Tobacco tine first that has
been shipped to this market. For sale by
WARWICK, FRlCK l. BALL,
| iel4-tf 6OSouth street.
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By CANNON q MATTHEW'S
gmmbkr.

WILLIAMS. CROSS,
w l. MBER, STAVE,AN
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
y. +. corner +, Falls and Eastern Avenue, Bait
Wilaend to selling all kinds Lumber, Staves, Shocks,
Grain, &c, and fill orders for same
REFER
MessrS. Magraw Rooms Agents Pa Central RR Co Bait
N. p kmball, Esq, Baltimore.
p &c C. Springer nI Esq, Custom House Baltimore.
Fenby Asbury Philadelphia Pa
S W. Miller, Esq, Burlington Pa mh7-H
T UMBER, SHINGLES,
IL HEMLOCK RAILS, ETC
Just landed and for sale wharf
10000 No. / HEART SHINGLES.
100000 Heart and Sap
10000 feet A and 54 HemlOck FENCING.
large lot of Oak and Ash Timber for Wheelwr lights and
others Also variety OF Building Material all of which
offer at lowest market rates
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN 4 co,
West side of Union Dock
ap7-f adjoining Norfolk Steamboat wharf
I UMBER FOR WHEELWRIGHTS.
- OAK,
ASH,
HICKORY.
JOS. THOMAS & son,
nd Law Straat
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IN BENZ. WASKEY'S
ESa EXTENSIVE
fTI FURNITURE AND CHAIR WAREROOHS,
No 3N GAY ST.,
Has hand and constantly manufacturing descrp
ton of Chairs Bedsteads Tables Bureaus Sideboard Sofas
Iete Tees Lounges Cribs Setees Wash and Work Stands
Cradles Feathers Feather Beds Bedding HAIR Cotton and
Husk Mattresses, wholesale and RETAIL at prices that
give satisfaction.
respectfully solicit your fayo.s.
Vessels and Steamboats, furnished with Mattresses Bedding,
c at the lowest prices Captains Of vessels and others will
find it to their advantage to buy of they may rely
having their goods packed with care for shipping.
Don't forget the number-No North Gay street oc2 If
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I IAIh TRUCKS HUSE; KEGTIFNING MACHINE &c.
ALSO,
~ HORSES AM C4E-m =
~ CARRIAGES E44Lls5L
large and very superior CARRIAGE OR WORK
HORS Els.
2GO0D DRAWS
Family CARRIAGE, and harness, &c.
NJ The Horses, &c, will be sold at O'Clock, precisely
Terms ofsale cash.
JOHN KETTLE ELL Trustee
SAML H. COVER. Auct,
al7-eotSl&dts 81 Baltimore street
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LNLIDE ISLAND (CALIFORNIA) GUANO.
IL IMPORTED DIRECT PER SHIP CAREY
Wehave for sale the above cargo GUAN0 being superior
in quality to any yet imported from Eide Island
The analysis Of the State Inspector shows that this cargo
contains per cent less Of loater and LIZ per cent Of
ammonia equal to s. IS tom than any other cargo in
the market
Re- The bags containing this cargo of Guano have
stamped upon them. For sale by
p. MALCOM 4 CO,
Importers and Dealers in Guano,
wv's wha
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Stkanlsbips.

sfF% CH A E s ron
rH EFe5 FIJI f ~ F f5fisEs FoTRSI
The new and frs.-class steamship ,nsP
Capt l. ii. Iayfeld,
win leave Spears wharf on
o'clock, P. NJ precisely.
The accommodations for passengers by this Steamer in
N6freght received after Il o'clock on the day of sailing
No Bills OF ading WILDE signed after the departure of the
steamer sl:,.,,
S1dUEL 7, PEARCE, Agent
Agents in Charleston, JOHN W cALDWEIE son S!1'
Sept Punctuay in her departure be relied If
xrfFrS FOR SAVANNAH,
.r7 SATURDAY afternoon, August 2Oth at O'Clock,
% '''' >''N1i' Commence"
having been thoroughly overhaued IS now in coaplrt Or
der and fine running condition, and will sail as above.
S hP o M hsf noW r @ay be killed 9ng
'rssn' taken lowest rates WI 1p RESrzE Agent
al3-u Union Dock.
S9GsA NEW YORK
ruRoueH f N FGRTY HOURS.
- THE SCREW STEAMSHIPS
PARKERsBgRG, Capt. VIM Powell D''
t tSSSSST 10 P6 j. En- S apt i. Ers9e6
Having been retted with New and powerful Machinery
LEAVE NEW YORK,
From Pier u, n. r and
BALTIMORE,
From Spears wharf,
EVERY MONDAY, W EDNESDAY AND FRIDAY, MAX
ING THE PASSAGE
IN FORTY HOURS.
Merchants can rely upon the greatest regularity and
dispatch by this line
FREIGHT SIX CENTS PER FOOT FROM NEW YORK
SGaf pPSs tn 5ea
dence and Portland have their promptly
ed by this line free of commission
INSURANCE-ONE EIGHTH CENT effected at the Office
of the Line previous to departure of steamers.
Apply to SAML 7. PEARCE, Agent,
ZIG SPEARS WHARF.
to II. B. CR0MWELL& CO,
Sc WEST STREET.
New YOrk
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ALSO,
90 Gopperas Sulphur Soda Pepper boxes SNUFF Chocolate
~ boxes Pipes Wrapping Paper and Irvine; coils Rope
Backing Bacon Lard Rice; 100 Empty Bags; % Empty
Kegs so Whskey Barrels Wine and Brandy Casks, &c
together with great variety OF articles appertanng an
| extensive grocery establishment
ALSO
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T UMBERl LUMBERll
- NEW NUMBERING ESTABLISHMENT
Retail Yard at No AZ West Falls Avenue; ID yard south OF
Pratt Street Bridge, Baltimore, Md.
We would respectfully call the attention Of our friends ana
the public generally to our large assortment Of WHITE PINE
LUMBER, consisting of Framing, and all kinds Of White
Pine Also. Hemlock Framing, Fencing, and Flooring
White and Yellow Pine Flooring Shingles, Laths Pickes
&c We prepared furnish orders wholesale and retail
with dispatch, the most accommodating TERMS get
Lumber direct from large manufacturing establish
Matt ' ~ ERW ARD TTTRSFn GO
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TAants.
3ankfrs anb 2rOktrs.

DHILIP COVER & CO.,
CORNER BALTIMORE AND HARRISON SITS,
DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
EXCHANGE.
BUY AND SELL CHECKS, AND UNCURRENT BANK
NOTES, at the lowest rates.
R5- Will COLLECT on all accessible points, promptly
and at low rates jel-tf
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MltsfeIIaileuas.

THO SHIP, STEAM AND CANAL BOAT
lBUILD Frs, CHAIR AND CABINET MAKERS,
ARCHITECTS, &c.
THE PHOENIX WOOD BENDING COMPANY Works
at Greenpoint Long Island offer for County and Shop
Rights in the State of Maryland fer the of the Bla
chard PATENT for bending Futock, Knees, and all other
strength and lghtnesS is desirable.
TO CHAIR MAI Frs the right invaluable, and is in ex
ensve use throughout New England BY its aid there, up
to the present time the manufacturers have secured mo-
nOHOy of several styles
Orders promptly filled for Tirnbers
small bent stuffs OF any description. Apply to
G. A. BURGESS, 49,.
JOHN SILSBEE,} Agents.
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4ianos anh Musit

THE BEST PIANO FORTES
n III III " CHICKERING sons.
u They have received so Medals for their su-
perorty all other makes and at the late fair of the Ma
ryand Institute the HIGHEST AWARD. They are
acknow lodged by all judges, be the BEST PIANOS in the
United States.
9-Some excellent second hand Pianos for sale Pianos
tuned. |. T. STODDARD,
No 4 South Calv
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r IGHT PRESSED TOBACCO.
- Harrs's Peoples Favorite.
:" Wghcocomico
Belle Creole.
Sultana, &c, &c, &c
Jas. Thomas, IRIS Malta poni, Honey Neon, he, &c
Goodwin's Pride of the Old Dominion.
Harris, Spicer Il Harris Estremaduro.
% FL Boera
And all other desirable Louisa county Tobacco for sale by
= WARWICK, FRICK Il BALL,
eii-rf
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-11-12
LOCAL NEWS.

WINTER During the past few days,
We have had the unnistakeable signs
Of winter having set in upon us il
earnest. The valley NC hare seen
mantled in snow, and within Few
miles of the city..its covering now re-
mains low on the mountains. 1t came
not unexpected 10 us; we have before
intimated to our friends its approach.
They, ike wise stewards, have taken
our suggestion, or have acted on their
own good judgment, and provided fol
its coming and stay. We say so from
the fact, that since our sojourn in these
valleys we have not, in our reco!lec-
=tion, seen such liberal preparations on
the part Of the citizens generally for
the winter season. w.
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COMMUNICAT IONS.
j BLAME THEM.

The early ard Ignoble fate Of Thos H. Fer
guspn, tbs recently executed criminal, forms
another link 81 The rapidly accommodating chain
af syidence which q coiling round the horde 81
nnpfincipled spectators who some Two of three
years ago too successfully tried 10 make capital
out Of the affairs Of This territory In every
community there are . number Of turbulent
spirits wlionllt Il diiIicult matter 70 control
Ufah claims no exception 70 other commanI,ieu
in This particular But before the Utah War;
We do think that The scl ions el ihe Wild spirits 81
our community, taken altogether. wonld com.
pare fayorably with those Or similar spirits The
"cilies and Villages IN the States Bit our good
ftisads The spectators raised their great halla-
baloo and caused the army % come into cnr
territory I'm ibs army came = food of
workers 81 inIgnity, d every grade, from
The merchant and The gambler ii hroad.eloth
10 The loAgdisst fistianed ieamsler that ever
bFawled Ia our streets Firewater, too, came III
supeTabundahce, and then commenced the daily,
hourly, deady nss Of The revolver and The bowie
knites which has continued until, for Insecurity
of life ouf hitherto quiet, peaceful territory he's
attained ! IePatatioN ritulag that % New
Orleans, Baltimore, and the generality 81 ihs
large cities III the States.
Who il faitly and sgaarely aceonniable for this
Tho spectators, who forced Into Utah, with tic
army: such tuEbid and turbulent deod 81
gamblers, Sc, The very dress u he degradation
% eastern cities. Yrs, ] blame the spectators
They, for the single consideration 81 ballrI
pei, Threatened with fire and sword tens q
aheusands d Ianocent men, women, and children
spread desol4tion over THOUSANDS Of pfosperoal
farms ind smlIing, eoinfortsbls, happy homes
and Introduced the Arbitration o. gunpswdeF and
lead III every trivial street 81 polhonse difficulty
Yes, the spectators nainIy may 30 justly
blamed FOR The hamEn blood that has been shed
for the lives which have been yloienlly taken, Ia
this territory Cor the past two years, from tbs
nigger,s III ihe street 10 Ferguson's on The
scsif.Id Depend uponlt, We have not began 10
justly realize The immense weight of the enor.
nous load Of guilt which lies uPoa their shout
dera. Such 4 crushing burden, 4 unrepented Of
and unatoned FOR, must sooner or 1a.er sink
them into The abgss Of pefditioh. - surely as a
milestone tied 10 theit nefks would sink them
into the unfathomabIe depths d The ocsan.
sts8S f53 lsl isE n
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TRAVELLING AGENTS.

= . I Il = y
JoIrN b. MArBgN, ESQ, has been
selected by rs as our travelling acen,
thronyl the Territory: and il Author.
ized d take subscriptions directlv from,
those Who wish Is patrouiae II. This
viii not interfere With arranroments
already entered into 81 our agents
herefofore apnointed He ~ however
au'i,0Ase'u x $500 ',' 41s' 'is.' II,
!, ,sauy iseii, shlodu sne1ll. =
nea.y 0psfa'l0'' Z, 81 oul e'l''
ana lFienas, Y Ieq ues.ea. u. x.
James 2. oans . Esq g = ap-
polhtea guy agen. i0r GREAT oalt Lake
wy anu = aushol.1eu e receive sup.
scriptlons ior me MouNTAiaEER, Is
soon 3 g me enlargement q our elty
hst VIII lustli y Ne purpose having me
papers delivered g our subscribers IN
me q CITY I.
That there may be no uncertainty "
tho settlement of accounts, Ne will
4 tho above named agents with
blank receipt-books and shall: not.
hold ourselves responsible e account
Tor any payment made unless printed
receipts are gwen winch snoula pe
presented Ct settlement.
T,,e Rro,,..- 70 ~ nm Rrcap.
,,a az 49,. a. &, rs, S s !
IS, 49,, S sbond. I'M
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THE cuLIuRE On ERuIr TREES.

MKssRs. EpEroasi-- Allow me 10 say a few
words concerning the culture Of fruit trees
was induced % Do 80 BY reading. u your last
weeks paper the reinarks made BY Joseph
Horne, an his communicates from HebsEyille.
HIS opinion wlshIegard g the failure Of fruit
crops This year' =, mat y was caused BY the
people nsslectlng 2 water their trees sufficiently
last fall 70 his own words beg leave 40 say
mat "thls = = 9 mistaken ldea Ny reason for
saying 80 - that htter returning from the south
lasl tail, ilnmedlately examined my trees, i.
TINS city, and Thought me pes. thing would be 20
water them. which did, and they afterwards
seemed e flourish; but las. spring, found that
branches winlsr.killed, owing to their possess