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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17

WIN AND THINGS IN THE NORTH CARoLrNA
LEGI.LAIUsE.
fCorrsspondenes ofthe Star
RALEIGH,N c., Jan. 10, 1859
The Legislature is still moving along with the
business before 1t, in quiet, pleasant way, and
Vefyfreeffom all excitement and everything of the
kind. True, there is a little sparring now and
then, but 1t passes of very pleasantly, and every
man seems to be In good humor, every time YOU
meet him.
There are some noble spirits In the present
Legislature, such for instance as NJ w. Ransom.
OF Northampton, pleasant, handsome, and tai.
ented son OF the Old North State, who Is for the
nrst time In her service as a legislator, though
ne has before served her Attorney General,
Hon. Thos Settle, jr Of Rockingham, Speak
OF the House, and brother-in-law of Hon. David
>. keid, OF the United States Senate, Is another
talented and promising member, and the Young
esq man who has ever been elected to the SPEAK
cnair; w L. Dortch, Of Wayne; Hon
Iohh kerr, OF Caswell, former member OF Con.
gress; Mr.. Flemming, Of Rowan: Mr.
scales, OF AIamance, "a young and yery talented
piother OF Hon. nj. Scales now in Copgressl.
" n-uoy. M'orehead, Hon David Outlaw, Col
w IN, N. smith, (late opponent Of Hon n
VI shaw for Cong Tess); Hon John w Cunnino
b I'M, OF Person; Hon Bedford Brown M CO
gel; CORNER United states Senator from North
Carolina); Hon. VIM 3. Ashe, of New Hanover
CORNER member Of Congressl; and a host of
others cannot now undertake to euumerate
There - nothing Of special Interest to call ont
the talent or the two houses, but Its there az
surely as you and live, and have barely name
a tenth part Of II.
The revenue bill has been reported, and mo-
poses to raise an additional one hundred A,d
nrty thousand dollars of revenue by increasing
the TAX on sand, poll, and merchandise, and a
,ihni increase also on some few other taxables
mas not yet been called up, and was only
to-day. Va INC Aie'"eNs
lie PHI chaFteIing a railroad from Green's
oS.o ~. ~ Oanville, Va. was reported on
sdvelsely by the majority, and favorabiy by the
mInoflty or which eI-Gov. Morebead is the
eso-f Ire latter report SAYS, among Other
.nlhgs, tnat there Is a rivalry existing 6etween
me wilmington and Weldon route ana IT,
ooeIiotte and Raleigh route for the uthIongh
and they may as well cease II, for. nm
s the Danvitle Connection Is made fhe
who're OF the Southern travel, taking Atlanta M
me starting point, will leave those lines and %
on zoe virginia a.d Tennessee route, because IN
u thl'1Y-eight miles shorter than the Wilmino
ION ahd weldon route, and one hundred ana
tnlIlfrh shorter than the Charlotte and Raleigh
fou'e, ana when the Lynehburg and CharIott.s
vile Is completed the Virginia and Tennessee
route Will be- shortened still sixty miles more
This bill was up in the House Yesterday and
again to-day, In Committee Of the Whole MT
Badham, OF Chowan, was In the chair on both
days. Mr.. Speaker Settle made a very abe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17

THE CONGRESSIONAL DIREC rORY \,
i published and for sale az : = -
SHIisLINGTON'S Bookstore,
ah-St Odeon Building, cor, Pa. ay, and AZ q
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AsHING ToN THEA TIRE.

M n n u Il % Il III + A Il L.
The public ar. especially Informed that
MILE PICCOLOMINI,
will give Concert in washington on
On THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. 2ath:
At the Theatre, O mmenclng NJ SOC och.
MILE PICCoL OMINI
vii be assisted by
Nj l. L. 3. u 1 % ~ i.
PrIma Donns from Her Majesty q Theatre, Lcndon.
p,iDoio, Rs s5S MaG 5Gm -, rn.,r.
MR.. wOLLENHAUPT.
The celebrated VIoiIpIst.
And NIX. r.. PERRIN6,
The favOrits English Tenore.
PROGRAMME OF raj FIRST CONCERT.
I-Ea,6o a s FsStotuR% ;;,j Sig. MA&SioR3TTI
MILE Pic CUi oMiNI and Sig. MAGG.oRoTTI
Mr.. woLLENHLyPT
6-Duet-NozII d. Figaro
Mile PlcCOioMINI and Mile GHIoNI
T. Ballad - Mr.. Psrrns
8; p1eTmcd that Dreii IN MAJ;
To- Faata.is-fhs swallow. sr. " olepSsast
ii. DdckIns Song. La TrsuIsta. MI PIcoOlOmIni
Conduotor-----...-.... SIG. MUzIo
Private Boxes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
Il SIchettm Chalrs- ---------..---.-...... 80
Admssi n ia the evening at the door 81. with TIE
privilege OF occupying such ssats as may not have
Az Box once at Metzerott's Music Store.
CHURcH's NIAGARA AND BARKER's
In consequence of the recent unfavorable ve,tber
the aeoye masnIhoent paintings Will be on view for
On e1hib ton in the new building of Messrs sib-
ey 1uy, fennsy Lvanl, avenue. doors west OF
mSssrs. Mcoulre Cos Admission = cents.
(f hneD jat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17

HAyaNG PURCHASED THE DRUG AND
IL APOTH ECAkY STORE, corner 18th II
and streets, recently conducted by MIS-
WaHscs Eliot, and replenished It wiz n q sup ~
pyof FRESH DRUGS and MEDICINES ~
would respectful ly inform the former patrons and
pubic IN genera. that | design conducting the
the dignity and responsibility the Pharmaceutical
My PERSONAL attention will be given to the selec-
non and preparation of ali articles cispeLsei from
the Tore ard none bat the most choice and select
PHYSICIANS can rely on having their Presc iptions
compopaded with accuracy and care, at all hours,
any dHdntghI. HENRY HERMAN,
DRUGGIST aud pothecary,
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T. CAkD.-I can confidently recommend to my
Iormef Customers and friends, Mr.. Henry Herman,
uoai ASSOCIATION, as an Ell perenoed Druggist, hav-
Mf sstvea ms apron iceship In highly respect-
Mr. IL an experienced Druggist, and will furnish
noae PAT the most choice and selsot articles.
III ZfW2Hs WALLACE Elliot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17

FOX CLEANING KID 6LOVES-Jouve,'s
compound, Is cents . bottle, at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17

The WEArHsR.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about o'clock:
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WAITE.

WANTED-Bya young woman, who is good
w Cook, sIfuAilON. Apply st No. 1872
street, corner sd st. It,
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FRENCH ADyERTIsEMEsTs.

FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.
ON pEMANDE-DANs UNE FAMIILE PARTICULIERE
" Amercane une demoisee franc ase d. une bonnie cdu
caton qul sera usiee CONNIE do In famie pour sol
Ener une enne ME De sept coudrc ct sc rendre ue
Sadresser J5l 4ne rue.
THE LECTURE SEASON.
A LECTURE ON ROBERT BuRNs
"a IHE SCOTTISH POET
VIII be delivered before the Burns Club of the city OF New
York, BY HENRY WARD BEFCER at the Cooper Instute,
on Monday evening Jan "a 1889 Doors open at 4 lecture
10 commence AT O'Clock precisely,
Tickets 70 cents EACH admitting gentleman and
two ladies'.
Tickets TO be had Of hc and ut the pri
Cph hotels and music stores York, Brooklyn and
Jersey City. RICHARD COCHRANE, Secretary.
NEW LECTURE BY THE REV. HENRY WARD
n Beecher twrien expressly Tor this occasoD) the Bur
dens OF Society VIII be delivered before the New York
Young Mems Christian Association Thursday evening" at
o'clock a. The Cooper Institute
Admission Is cents
Tickets may be obtained Of
uessrs VIM. Hall Son - 90 Rroadway
Messrs Doe Lockwood a Son. -. All Broadway.
=. ,.s.....s...... 6W broadway.
Mr. 4 ~ ~ Randolph. ........... .6S3 Broadway.
Also, al the door, MARK HOYT
Chairman Lecture Committee.
S1GNoRA JESSIE WHITE MARIO Will. LECTURE ON
~ lnsirous Italian Women Saturday afternoon, jan l5
at O'Clock at Clinton Hail. Astor place Admission 80 cents
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SAFETY oomronru
ELE3ANCE u
ARE INSURED BY WEARING
DOUGLAS SHEHWOOOS
NEW
MATINEE SKIRT,
PATENT DETACHABLE
HOOP FASTENING

CKIRTS-LADIES WISHING A FINELY FITTING
- skeleton skirt low ST. respectfully
quested TO call examine large
way. Miss HARDWOOD Gate Frost Coz
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DANCING Academies.

DANCING ACADEMIES.
D0DwORTH9
A. DANCING ACADEMIES,
No 906 Broadway, New YORK
No. l37 Montague place. Brooklyn
80 now open Tor the season.
Mr. DODWOB1H has the pleasure of Informing bis former
pupils that the Empire Quadrie mentioned - the new
rle that taught last at hs academies and
hshed Last season by H. b. Dodworth, No Aston place
IL FERRERO's DANCING ACADEMIES
W. 80 West Fourteenth street ~ " and 22 Clinton street,
Brookyn-Pupis received at any time The quarter com.
mences from the day Of entry Saturday evening practising
class for 0entemens evening classes Mon
days and Tnsrsdays s7 O'Clock schools and private
Quadres, are being taught Music 70 be had at No 70i
Broadway.
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UYRINTERS FESTIVAL AND RE UNION.
Il CELEBRATION OF FRANKLINs BIRTHDAY
ny THU NEW YORK TYPOGRAPHICAL SeJIErY.
AT NIBLO'S, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY H. 1882
EVENING.
The reception Will be opened the ball will
be opened O'Clock shetons quadrc band will be 10 at
tendance
Supper will he announced al 10 O'Clock precisely.
Regular and volunteer sentiments will be received
At12 O'Clock the ball will be opened and the order
OF the programme resumed.
Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies' ~ Supper
tickets, 81 each.
Tickets may be had book stores and at the
eading printing Offices
THIN THIRTIETH ANNUAL BALL OF THE NEW
York Fire Department. for the benefit OF the Widow and
Orphan Fund will take place at the Academy Music
Monday evening" Jan. a. 1859 Tickets DO procured
the managers or OF the following odlccrs;
HENRY A. BURR, President Cif and Frnnkfortsts.
JAMES y. WErwAv, aecretary, l46 Pearl street.
PsTER II. TWUs. Treasurer, 38 Market street.
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THE BALL SEASON.

THE BALI SEASON.
fyALEDONIAN CLUB BALT.-THE SECOND ANNUAL
~ BALI. of the NEW YORK OALEDOhIAN CLUB VIII
take place at NIBLOs GARDEN, on Thursday evening,
ROBkRTsON's celebrated band Is engaged.
Professor MACPHERSON, Floor Director:
The committee guarantee that this Will be the best hall OF the
Tickets 81 eac be had at The door the evening of the
hall
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LOT OF STEWARDS PAISLEY wHIsKEY n
IA ma) for sale In bond cheap for cash; also some %
maica rum. JONATHAN JONES Importer, 80 Willis
RUKTON BREWERY, 1873 BROOME BrREET.-Tp
~ pale and Burton ales OF quality unsurpassed. nj u
cash prices Wholesale buyers invited. Experienced d.
wanted, with good routes and customers; also conmi
agents. Apply A. the bre very.
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LOAN OFFICES.


A DvANCEs MADE ON WATCHES, JEwEI.RY, i
"A monds &C., or bought for cash. at sight Establish
l846 Business confidential, in the of my retail
Parties wishing advances would do veil TO call me.
L.JACOBS <07 Broadw;
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ADVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES \
"A jewery, bought for cash, the old established
Of L. JACOBS Co, 33l Broadway. Strictly conade
and no loan ONCE signs about the building Opposite the
way theatre,
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A NOTICE.-FURs, FURS.
"A Our balance Of hand will be closed half price,
Ladies fancy furs
Children sfancy furs,
Also gents fur caps,
Gents. fur collars
SCENTS fur gloves.
sleighrobes at coat, .a.s
A chance for bargains, at
WHITE 4 BIRDS,
"a John greet and . Maiden lane,
corner of Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-13

INOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND-THE
il United States mail steamship ROANOKE, Capt. Thomas
Skinner, will Leave on Saturday 18th inst y o'clock M
next afternoon ct CITY Point the morning. Pas
sengers the South will proceed by the great Southern mail
line Those for Richmond will there Monday
ing Travellers will find this the cheapsN pleasanest and
expeditions Passage and with room,
Norfolk 49, 70 Petersburg and Richmond, So Apply 70
LUDLAM a HEINEKEN, 81 Broadway.
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Stepriihes Vtsp: Dae 6u3.
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alnctF urtrr l ,5obur botn { cine 9utrttt.
StnIttitep' Gle fur ! Scrrn unn . IA IN 30 Gte
3tdctS itnt btjm ShrifimdIt Rtnbcrpot,r urb f,urh-
ltdtcn N(it9tttern bce @erttnS ~ BAN.
Die Snmmjtfe.
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TO ssre'&t uns gum |ersnisen, auf Die gn
,si9s Ter S6iuer. 2USe permeiisn su t6anen, mcl&e bic
dn9sreste Scee Der @tbattuns zines S6ile Subis
taunS in bic Soup nsbmsn mill. 99lr mrbten ce
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i.-april pr S'hiilsr-et9e mit;uttrileu, ramit rann
semsinlbaftlite S6ritte CUR Attattuus sielss Seltrs
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Wrrsrn %crmittas fpIenner 2un6 cur 9rGf.
nunssfelsr oSS p9Saitin9tcn gartenS." 9. @nseias.
Tie $50. @antsr unp Sebnert baten ras sum
Ssrfauf sstra6te Neumarft 6ptel Iterucmmen uuc
rrtrpsn HE &irtbidbait ~peilelten brutc Abenp erSF
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mem 3ireiri, Rag Tie pisiss .ib6ne PrfaI piersr talr
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Niemann. beutr atenp u~nierru ednpsmann ;u be-
iufrn.
Sir 6rn. @ilbslm gilt lie.t Elm grtrf que
Osuiihlanp in unirer SHce.
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Blu Nertaufcn

Die Balance Der { ale pee peu mir tenohntcu
bGuiee une @art tens an Der 5ten Giraffe, ;m lden
Srcatz unr Warlhau, ncbit YrultdnptAer Giurlhtuna
ree rcn mir rairltit %acfuhrtrn %uarrinabauirS UNI
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i'd hisrmit II ter N~unfi9en @epinsnuA,n gum Wrirat-
Tertouf. gu rtcier @nrtsn 9&irtbltait grtGren fiinf
8rSelbahngn msbrere Sbuilebpdrr0 uup Gin Saga=
tell. SEtI jrAenc Semaup en prra,ti e. Wtiddft ctle
tltrCn. ~ riirfte fib 10 leitt fcius e~iuliigere @iclrgcn=
belt fnrsn. Iic Jtegcltahncn linO IN tcltem Stanrr,
uno ut riClre StubIiliemeut pae riu,i9c perartiNe aui
Sbcdpr hil. sic &prrdtbe pom yiqupre &C. Ter Bur
iinc Don Der tetcn Su1litdt. lie ycnle pieces Oloscs
lauit iur meitcre rrei Sabre. SUute Semanp ecnelst
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rdlcItit tct mir ocr;ulprcdcn. Tie &uufotrpinsun
9rn linc mGbi9 unp leiht %annebmtar.
QS III. Sattrn.
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@cflnntmaduna,
Sd>il1cr'S IOOidbri9c Gebmrtsta9s=
Tcicr bctrcffcmD.

Die Coulter Yoar 30. |, y. >. II. o, Sat in il
rsr Sibuna pom 23. 3. Stts. RE 6rnae nter Die 6rier
csS Snncsrtjabrjssu Otburtsfeitss SbtItrs am 10.
NOOemter |. J. IN grnGeuna 9eicsen, unp eiuitlm.
mtg teih!p cit:
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an i~ro9iihem Settle ~tetbetlIAt, menn ~rasitlbe - MIR
dut in psn itrr9en Stiotrn eee NprrrnS ais I'm
%alArmeueS NattcnalTeit asftiert petpsn lpu.
y Dap rirtr SfibluB 'ir HcnntniBuobmc IN;
Stmrhnmg eaer iitriaen o~eltihen 2irreine 8rbmcnre
IN Fem Ht tmcnrsr NnifIaer UsrGfrnt!ihi mfrren lou
NM roB BE ctma itt raran trtbriliafnNen &etelnc,
iemis ieHe 'u feinem Sercine 9sbprsnp,n D%eutiteu
5rsunes erfubt merren irusn. in @etreif psS iraa,
6rltes, rbrlteno mit uns in Observation-Disclosures Az rrrten.
Nus Nuftra9 ets >. 81.
Beffr. CrcrPtSr.
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@oibiu0tOms Ciortcm.

9a nr unteristhnctc rtelcn telietten Uortcn auf
ci9enc yle6nuna iit%Crncmmen hat, 10 rrlaubt iit Der.
feite oGe feline 5rCunpe nnp 0Gnuer ,u ejrcm obi
adtcn Fun6 nit bcrlng Salat. icmie su rinem aus
ArSetdnstrn @ido Va9erbier auf mpraeu, Trrs
'nittdae 10 llhr crn,ularcn.
Spute raS geetter uiht aiinitis iciu, 70 ,rirp Der
Sunh natfen Mcntag su r~criclbcn ,3rit itattiupcrs
-. StCinlein.
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Is. Gtru@e'a 9&c(raefaidte.

Iirles 2tert eridneiut jest 9an3 reaelmGBjA III sri
ten. Nls Sewsis pieue. paB in pcn !cBtrn 6 2Gpd,tu
prcl DFFte srlhisnen inn, unO rap Jest 9ier cUmglsic
Hanrr, Sanp ! Inp , Ger 1ltcrcn 3eit, unr intt
S1npe fer Neujrrt, AMI aGuuiH aud, grbunrem, t.;O
gen mrrsea ionncn. Jm Nidr3 .. ). eriheint n,ft !
ntS 8fg0IEtion5 }fitAitcrs.
Grperitirn Upu IS. StruYe's 2Gelf9eihihte:
2. 3idtl, 70 GrhaEpiu, 9lep &ort.
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Nc,tc 2hssct0cn.
Sanarienp6oel /!

Sanarienp69cI!
unterieitnetcr ~cmrfrbIt cine Nuslratt ausae;eid,
meter &anarirnnG9Cl nm 0tpItiufen, bic CT. UNI aIs
halo mritrr reilen gu t1nnen. gu tiuigsm Yreilc atlGft.
@erncdc.
(N. Shap's gNi'helm 3rQ Nane.l
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SVatms Sarcr !.

Gincm pcrtbcn YuSlifum bic ~cr0cteni. NnNi0c, cF Nab.
rero Der leei9eu Sabre 'dt Tetnc p0rEteu unb elegant inGtrict.
ietcn Haerr c,m Eeutte rnen iehtr.
DemisIbcn eVehe Slelctp iI MGtvuht, bas in rims neue Ssns
euna edhter ihwetlider &lut gel CrbGiten tahc, be tiGiar BET min
u baten Itnb unb weide iii ltIbit III isbr 8aas. unf 9otEeI
anIuieten MID enptrble. SIR @rIlt.
9rnaShrAse, nabe ~ Zen
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@ m. @dble II. 6 O.,
6abritanten epn

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S~aIitM Prt, Wt.
SNtf paeen ltetS gionOfo tee %pOrratbia, ipelttI, mas de
CARTE @nitrtEung. Sthonheit neo 20nrS uno auaenftms1
Sdia9 beirInt, zen triHem JnitrlIaente ~Ibyrrr1eu mrSer
fam.
@:oinSur8ea maFs. Sores 5niramfnt pirp aarantis,.
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Nrllhr Vluien, 0rnupeu, @crft Gtl,c, rrut.
ihr 3mC!fhfn. Sdlc uuo Guybecrtlattcr orroct trbnf,l urr
o'ut9 Sn oeFtoutfn rel Z. B0QnCr. Gtuoltl,
CGc her 6Nn unb 2rp ,CuraEt.
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5israuf:
96me 1t1Ib &dmnc.

GdEeliEts Wsmdiee nil 9sfona UNI 5ani in st
ron @. 6riteri6.
9trfpnen:
Sane.
Sanpe.
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Wall Street Lager-Bier-Salun.
g}triapft llttS bas bette e Gscr- 8ier, adj & rtre Or.
trlldun9cn, ME mGr;nrte 6ernae. shten Shlrri e. nre
clmhH''tr &ale, Eoir9tc, Sarntne &c, merle tn itr;e ftuaB-
i'flt ~Her@bre'tt rne tttet I'M 9encigfr 3utprud,.
>NSn. Y. S6HR5pgu.
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Qeutlhe 0rirfiiltc.

Geutite 8%risfiiltc.
YET lem TbhrIen birfcr 9riefe nus bencrft rperbcn, Se tiee
itltcn annoretrt itrt.
2llitn. Salentn. 9mmrnaer. Gtarlcs.
9frtsr, Wm. Siehtl, JSllpglm. 2 y
StSicr. 9triltcpb. !6sntie, T..
9feurohr. orinriH. X S~dermer, Senec,ct.
Stfiter, Sob. @epra, * ginger, @erre.
Shneioer, 3rtn y. G chwsiscr. ~. {.
2lburtfsl, Wnt. 9Sprner, Sean. y
@ili,puds, 9mcus. \ Mausr, Sterhan.
(Itr init Z trielhurtsn Sriefs trmmsn aus
lrutihldnr.)
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GeutIhe 6lnrmertrr BAIT ibr fhrn aui
@frbarrS (:lufr.) d amertaniirbe G5!mrro
81 3sifunN a~brunirt? lie fpitrt mar 81. 20
(u"o IL Gr"tS Yrrtr Mrs game 5obr, uuc
tr'n9t @"th 3nan5'A nm rrnsIl MaI IL Wei
lin. 2,erlnhts init slnr,n jlbr mnc thr pttpet
re 3t'tIna ME rle'er duisekhn! S,ittnnnaet
NIT S'ifisunR c,s 8etradre linn sutmsCgr 81.
SEN yptai-ARe ten ptfr TEL Gem &srlrg !: 6r.
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-04-16
no FARMERS AND GARDENERS
The subscribers offer sale 10000 Barrels Of their New and
Improved
POU DRETTE,

LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Manufactured from the night soil Of NewYork city In lots
TO suit purchasers. This article (gray improved within
the last three years. has been in the market for eighteen
years, and still dehes competition for Corn and
Garden Vegetables, being cheaper, i, than
other and at the time free from disagree odor
Two barrels (S3 WORTHY will Of the
hill, will wo-thirds in labor, will to up
quicker grow faster rpen earlier and will bring larger
crop poor ground than any other fertilizer and Is also
preventive of the cut 1t does inure the
to be put in contact with 1t.
The L. NJ Co. point to their long standing reputation and
the large capital sOOOOO invested in their business as
guarantee that the article they make shall always such
quality to Command u ready aae.
Price $3.50 per barrel for any quantity six barrels
III Pamphlet, containing every nformaon will he sent
(FREE)to any applying for the Our address is
GKIfFING, BROTHERS 4 CO.,
Agricultural Warehouse, 60 Cortlandt ST.. New York
3m-4
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lss.sssss,ls,l1 CANAL RAILROAD. WINTER

s .:.s:..s.!.! CANAL r. RAILROAD. WINTER
aEDvY, March 10, 1889. Trains will daily
LEAVE NEW HAVEN AT
$3.50 A. NJ freight train, with passenger attached for
Northampton, arriving at l03 AN
O. so A. NJ freight train, with passenger attached for
Painvile.
A. or on arrival Of 90 A. Express train from
New York; connecting Northampton with train Conn
River r. r. for Greenfield Brattleboro Bellows Pals and
Northern Railroads. Receiving passengers westheld
from trains Western Railroad from the East and West
4P M arrival Of l2:45 =. NJ. train from New York
connecting at Panvle with train Hartford Providence
and fishki Railroad going West and at westhed with
trains Western Il. going East and West. Rereivng
passengers from Hartford, Providence and fshk Railroad
at piainvlle, and from train Western Railroad, West
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON AT
$50 A. NJ for New Haven, connecting at Westfed with
train Western Railroad, for Pttshed, Albany, Troy
York and intermediate stations Passengers for The Hart
ford Providence and Fishk Railroad viii take this train to
Plainyille.
lI:lsA NJ in Connection with train on Conn River r.
from the North Connecting at Westhed with trains on
Western X going East and West and at Planvle with
tram on Hartford Providence and Fishki Railroad going
Fast At New Haven with 05 p NJ Express trail for New
York. " Nv"
IL 10 p NJ freight with passenger car attached for
New Haven connecting Painve train Hartford
providence and Fishkill Railroad going West.
LEAVE PLAIFNILLE st
23o p NJ freight train with passenger attached for
New Haven.
COLLINsvILLE BRANCH TRAIN
Leave Collnsvie at $50 A. NJ. and Loo p NJ Return
ing, leave Plain,ille at IL so z. VI. and 525 p NJ.
FREIGHT NOTICE
Freight trains leave New York daily Sunday. e.eented
corner Franklin and streets at p NJ and srriy.
at Northampton at 10 80 NJ Northampton at 80
Y; and arrive IN New York at 1888 A. NJ. Through
without change Of cars.
Daily lines Of stages from northampton to Amherst
Nhamsburgh, Haydenville, Florence and Hadley Prom
to Waterbury. p DENNIS Geusr,I xssn,
New Haven, March l5t, IsSO-i2 Ns'"''