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Arrived.

Steamship Jsmss Adser Adam. Charleston 5, inst md.s
B.r chip Eliza Bopse Mi,oael'. from Liverpool Sunday.
S oans S S.y IT. $ w. p.s steamship ss's .
ship Augusta, bouaS mosdsy, nh la, 80 ION a.6:5s.
NJ ,Aeh,n..S 'isns' with steamship showing VandsroiPs
steamship Hammond. Ham. screw) schw.n.sn a.rabrts
% Of IN rG.os S s al s ..
brig sehsaoee hence tQr Rambgrs; 6sh lag 242 In 50
b'"9wa .rvsd ~ The Batary at 6in p Passed cspo
st.smshp Roanoke. Couch Norfolk Ic md,s pass
steamship Thoma. swami Layfed Portland nd.s and pass
20 II. b. Cromwell Go. On the 10 a. os NJ 10 VIM
yad Sound, Pssd schooner name unsnowp With oemsst
ard IN tow OF another schooner supposed 10 b s'nen
Bah Eve SD Perry A,dro.an "a days. pig iron marsr.
L5s Gibo. KY Wes " d.ys cotton ac 20 seuosr c
pss lh Inst, lat IS r. lon "A ST. 'snaled bhs Echo,
BIZ. Thsm,: Dennion ot Norwich. cG,n m.th.S.y Nam
sailed company brig. L. p SlahsS for Ne~YorI, and
sIi,W sawyer Fritz Jacksonville 10 days, yellow pine y,
Bha Marcia. Baurnsn, Providence days, in ballast %
Bs Isabel. Jewe Reed fietOu, 5. Is days coal 20 j.
es Psbo sfaE FanUcha, Taba,cO 25 day.. hides kc to
Biz Jocse Wlmsn Presley Providence 2da,. in bal".
schr Robsr; smith, Robin"n, Nsatucss; days, OH 70
S hr. n s Rue, Wight. Wight, wood
scbr Ms"sSss Tanner, Suffolk II days shingles to L..
Str Ny Emma DIX. Virginia wood.
scsr EG~a eo,oon. Ne~seln Jon's smith G.. = az
- "
uass sto'es % d {. Moray.
sctr L,Dclbas Hsrrs, Richmond days, -four 10 c. IL.
PisrsoD.
schT. Elzt Jane, MORT. n, Virsllis potatoes
SIR " Bly.y, Rogers Beaafft, ~ C., 10 days, psya
$ hf segm-. Bride Smith. Charleston Day. timber to
HcCfessy MOI 4 CO.
M Edwards. Edwards. Jacksonville II days cedar 70
J. Ah.3sh.
se.r Pocomose Duffy WsihiDgon day., store. % J..
O Williams.
sehr. Adelaide Baldwin HswLondon, Ia ballast. Tor El1.-
b.ftISI
$ hr W. ssbcock Smith, Westerly days, s.ons.
s7lr Sarah. klw-D Cal4i. GAYS lA;hs % Jed Fry
ShI. FsD-e Hard. duLt, Hartford dsy % MASTER
s'br. Q T., L-yen, Boston dsys mi.e. % J. Mckee
schf New foIt Goooss, Boston days. nde Dayton &
sprsgue
Schf. Cel.stisl Redfsld, Portland 2 DAYS Tons
scbr NJ NJ BTane'd wilcox, Portland dsys stone.
Co 80 - ~ - -
schr Jobn Tinn, Faro. Virginia days wood.
ship James Keller, Allen Liverpool Sept mdse snd I9f
p,'s 70 Crosby Croker Co Experienced heavy w. wes,.x
the entire passage; spnt sails kc
sloop Mount Hop- Oliver Taunton days. pldse 20 naser.
master '' " -
bEL0W-One ship and one brig.
NlND-DqTiDg The DAY, 3. w.
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MONDAY. Oct. IL ".

The Stock arket was sluggish ST the Fl ct b )arj
mi before the session closed prices we're little
lower, but sitter the AM )urnment, some of the
leading ogeI aors fr the rise came in again buy
ers, and the market became frmer, gradually im.
proving at the Second Board, and finally closing
,teady, bnt dull II is stated that foreign orders to
moderate extent were received by the last steamer
sno the fresh demand for Erie is attributed TO this
but with this exception the movements continue ss
r some time described amost entirely in the street
and round the circle Of stock operators in which spec
uaton fines its nouris hment. SO long as the parties
interested continue their purchases, the market
IS finn and upward in its movement but
temporary withdrawal Of this support brings the
msIket TO a condition of dulress again. The short
inteiest of the Boa,d has been greatly reduced,
the bears make but slight opposition TO the move
ments. New.YoIk Central WAS steady at the First
BosId at from So sci, but before the adjournment
became dull al the lowest quotation given. In Read
ing there was further serious decline prices falling
To IS, on TIE csll, but after ward iaIying slightly.
The Western shares were generally rather
heavy but the Transactions were not import
ont. GaleDs and Rock Islsnd both dragged
at the close Of The calls bu; slightly better sgsn
the afternoon, with the rest Of the market. Michi-
gsn Southern Guaranteed went downto It, but at this
point was in fair demand spd closed steady at the
price. The Directors have net yet decided, we 10
derstand in regard to the payment Of the November
interest. Erie advanced 10 81 during the DAY. and
was in good demand. Pacific Nail was heavy az both
sessions ard in the afternoon sold down to III. AT
the Second Bosrd the bidding was more animated,
and prices were generally irscton better the market
closing firm bat inactive In State stocks the dealings
were DO; large bet prees were trife better
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THE TURF.

ECLIPSE Couhsr, L. I-GEEAT Tao17IsG MATcH'
Mon ov, Oa. Il, 1879. Msea, q, O0O; nile ses.s
bes. 3 ID IL harness.
u. Fht-r ~ Frcsh pfs ss.ss.ss.....s..l ] ]
ID T.u,o b Geo ~ FA'-heu .... ........l
Tics., 2:B-22'.-?:S
The race wss sited affair th,oug 1out a. Bros
Dick won IN three straight hesx. Psichen Wa the
favori,e previou. 10 starting, 500 20 $50. Dicks
oHrer offered 10 match him sesns' spy horse On he
.nrf, bsriTg Fiors Temple, Tor $500. There ~s'
some extraordinary .o.tng previous 20 The race. Mr
James Whsipley drove NJ Bonber's team, Lantern
and Lady WoOdrufI, heavy road wagon, 10 2:3 /.
This ia the tastes. tine on record. Mr.. Whelpy oerei
TO make mach, for sry sroua', TIA; be could Dive
Tire team in 2:3O provided Mr. Boaner would ie. him
have Lantern ard Lacy Woodruff.
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Movements Of ocean steamers.
To DEPART
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK......Ocr
Clenred.

sbip-wellinston Barrow, New Orleans, T. N. s,sn.on,
Bmbsl, Wilson, New orleans L. Kimbsl, it, c. D. MeT
win, Antwerp FUpoh Meincke.
Buh-Lspwipg. Gr.suu,sD, odspoa, J. II. Brewer Co.
Briss-Pensun 3D. lpEbsm, Bermuda -; Lu' reis Ste
veDs Cardenss, } hacbias
shoop,isArhstD, Seaman Alexandria Sturses Clsarmsn
Go Marshall Chehss,er, Richmond, C. H. PieIson r. Post,
Collins Apsqc' icoa O.s1y s'ips; Price BhzHd PHIL
pbs Hard Sabine, Day Nowberp, Davis, Zavslls,
Hsi,s Ba tim ore }. 1cR.s Co Village Belle, Hawey f.
obp, N. D. r. Dewof Su'sn 4, Msboo St. John n b.
C. A. D,wof; Eums N Cook. Ask Cages Brett Bon Co.
soop- Warren stsnbaid New. Haven, mater
seamer-sophis, GTeeh, Philadelphia N. Briggs
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mARRVR

COOE-MARsDEN-Ou W.oD-sdsy Oc. u, IN chrs, Charch
CHAPEL Yok sprg Ps. b5 the bride. ~. w u Coot to
Lzzie ds8gb,eI oi the R-v Dr.. }. H. SAisden
COLlN-EOBERT-O Saturday Oct IS a. The French Prot
CbuTca D. S. E'pI BY ne r. Nerreo Llis A
Codt J1.te JouBg-,: ugt:er II the lac H. RooeEt,
oil ~ nobOssn ~ J.
MCTIQUE- ACTON-OD Tsu-5sy evening, Or ID ~ ne
Wiley hector Of Chm. Church, u irraJ hlL M
cnsel ScTque N Fanny Acton.
B-pANIEL-In this city, Saturday, Oct Is By The
Rev ~ 5 MICS Prof O. sidney Smith Of Dobbs F.rESr
Y % Miss Mary J Dsnsi u Albany.
observation-disclosures Saturday,, Oct IS g: Hoboseu,
NJ BY toe Rev Van Wont Bruce. John Wes:efhed OF
Ep.lsA eishboihood - May Saor- Of New OK
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Pi@r srs,'y .,s. Il ~ y, q; 81 dt,c Pl~h
TsLLOu-Tfe m.rs,; s,..sy The dsnsnd 10 sf' SN"s ~
vs. 90 ma 'ka1ic e..b- -.
OOI- DoDssio Fe.ee sp5 Pp' "oels are "a hsh s1r.
nv ara f.' rfte-s SIN ssksW s,
rsunep % fns f-.o~ gooc so 81 SIS or s-.-ei
.,o-, a ni,s uS.a - sic Ca ifruis 6.ec- lo1"ic
a O.0 Bps S.dssr ~ .su "a IN b~usr REQUEST 49, "a
"a 49,. boa ii lic mos - bs-s PsrsiAe, 30 d. Cor
A. l. H.. -
ofS SO hhs o. Nc
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By Telegraph.

NORFOLK, Oct l7-rhe Bship Quaker City has been
tov.d into tie Navy Yard far repairs.
TIE sbr Ind.o.bdeui bound rum Baltimore Tor Plymouth
& u ashore of Cnpi,ock.
HAMPTON ROADS Oct II The schr. Maria Morton ,eo
sys from l. mbrsro. has arrived here.
CHARLESTON Oct F.-rbe schr. Charles T. snh, from
Havana bou' for NeTioIk this pr, r,pas
SAVANNAH, Oct IL The scr.w steamship Han:syile Of
Cronwsls Lone from Nss York, arrived hero o. ocoE M
SUu3sy. the 18th nst
BALTIMORE, Oct 1.-THE ship Silver Star from Alexaa-
FRA, boure for San FIancico 10 ssho. OF Smiths Point
The bark NbgLis from Rio for Baltimore, arrived se
Hampton hosds
schooner aden With ogwood and coffee 10 aahoo
bog Island.
The brig Tboms swan arrived from Jaeo She sAe4
In eonP.Ly ~ith the brig Black Hawk for New-Y0rk-
BOSTON Oct Arr tocsy ship William S,grss, Cooh,
CALCUTTA os 'oJsxer Freeman. FROM Cronststt Edi'o h-
Ding fom Csrssob lDdiaos. Rivers from ssysngsa hSret
spldiIs Post from New Orleans and brig Anns D. forrsy'
Grifhp. rom sagua
Below, berks Sophia, and Thomas Kirsm.
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-. ne, 40 ,ro ,Hr ,Hs 1919. I4,5 14i7 - 1879 n7S
81 D. m Nes 1891 70 1895. 1883 70 lhl 1906, lHS
iFs tN7. ,Sos - - c- W. On 81 1c
- % sd 81 SSs, 81 n -. a " -, s., s., 81 81
~p.oovTys CRY ,'ou.T -Nos y % 81, 20, q,
- 81 81 IS, 30 e" B. 2, ~. g. q, 80, b., d.
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The Supreme Court Of Illinois has decided that il is
lawful for the State to the banks upon the amount
Of noes actually issued for circulation, that being re-
gaIded as the capital of the banks. The cases dis
posed Of by this decision have been pending for some
time.
From the annual report of the Virgin. State Treas
urer, showing the operations Of the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1879, it appears that the balance of
motey on hard s; that cate was 500 S3s of which
slCl lo3 is TO the credit Of the common wealth $i2
SO to the credit of the Literary Furd, 81 2l7 TO the
Bosrd Of Public Works, and So, l37 TO the Sinking
Furd. The actual receipts for toe fiscal year were
sou IL ard the Gctusl disbursements for the same
were 81 OO2 SCI.
The Potsriae Miners Journal of Saturday, Is.
says:
The semend for co.l Is improving 10 sone extent,
bot in consequence Of the los prices al work At the
oo.ercs except such that it absolutely necessary
70 DO having been Discontinued, the general npres-
ZION hat he coerts IN this region their preser.
situation, MT produce over 50 100 tuns a week
even II the demand should exceed ths. amount snd
udgH iGCm preseLt sppssTauc but fs c0sres will
be PM N proper order during the Winter Tor next
yesI business, unless there If sJong pro pect OF
cnargs 10 the trade next year. AL the ne aus have
been exhausted sD1 bu, few sll 90 further into debt
70 make improvements Of any kind uatd tbey can see
tAeir Vey clear for neat years business, Ile lOg
pilces a. which coal vas iCin shed Tor the last tao
years hes caused 70 penetrate Tar into the interior Of
tie &C unty, which has gresly extended the ms'ket
together With its rapid Introduction Tor motive power
Cd he railroads where this species Of fle is accessible
Will also largely e1te od tue npbOn Of sn.nrac
coal Hereafter, and, therefore, think the trade mast
improve to some e1eni II year, eveo in the present
depressed sts.e # the business o. the country"
TIE Ner. OrleGRs C0mmercial BulIetia Of October
u says:
The exchange market il languid. Offerings are
ample, but the desnd for either foreign OF domestic
bills "a little better than nominal. The most notice able
change OF which We have been advised was further
decline Of l.l6 IN clear sterling bills. Sight checks
on New-fork were frmer, bat without any quotsbIe
variation in rates. Time drafts appeared 70 be less
abundant, and there was a fair inquiry for them a.
previous figures. Francs were neglected, and the
market sl round unaffected increased weakness
io"sId me close OF business. We now quote:
Bls o: acls draits.............stds. = c-ur pr-u
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p,,., .RIEs.-On Sunday night, the Office of
u, Idcrsein Co., bce and fat dealer. ia Tenth
Mesns en- Thiry and Fortieth streets x.s hurr
arc sliASugh tne ihi. abOied diligently for
Nv. or .n minn ihey 20: netting fer Sss IOSs. One Of
ne, asosssS 10 s op o sp' he ''nt eSS ehsnced to be
sIcpy.
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NEW-,JEkSEY UEN&

DIaoCRATIc CoUSTY NoaISATIoNs.-The dele
xssss TO the Democratic County Convention for nom'-
mating Senator aud other county officers IN Hudson
County, N j., met yesterday aferooon at the Court
House, and organized by choosing the Hon Jsco5 K
wo,tendJ Ike as Chairman, and James Lynch as Sec
rotary. There were two sets OF delegates present
from the Third Ward of jersey CITY. Alter consld-
cradle discussion upon the subject decided that
abe Chairman should select two delegates from each
Of the contestants and fifth delegate should be Sc
leo,ed by the Convention. TIE delegates so chosen
wore dissatisfied and dec ming to act the Third Ward
had DO representatives. The following nominations
were made:
Scr Elk Mayor Samuel Westco.t Of jersey City
fThe foi Mr. Wesico, IL, G. v Chckeuer, o.
For SAsr,f-John Francis Of Tobokep
Foy County Clsrk-GvoTge w. Cassidy Of jersey City.
For Suro0dte-Jam.s O'Nsil of HobOken
For oroasy-Thomas Gsfoey ofJerscy City; Wn L. Beau
zssa Harrison Township AID John g. Ackerman Of Hudson
City.
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In steamship Hdmmon,t from RImbuyy or Southampsa-
~ Mo,us apo family =. Miller slobn, soist f.s-n-
beim SAM, Charles s.z k'ete saode,s o. Mug
l,pbere4r Fd Muller Muller and lady, Mr. Sell ~ hsds
A. Nsse, Baxter Col MaIssnall aud family, H. hick-sy
Austrian N Psspi r. A. Vsfne, A. Sestics e lusA F'
BsEueape; 17O ia steersg~.
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Receipts OF Produce-OcT. IL. 1859.
ror Ry AL 1gs RourEs -2s s69 bbl. Flour t51o bush!
rh,. 900 pu.h Corp 5s do Rye, $3.50 90. Barley, 80
.q Proyisions 20 pkgs Whisky, ll,SS .sh Data
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RROOKL wv LIbNS

George ". CuIti- esq dev'rs the secoh' ec.1ie
Of the Pyn on Course. al Piym0a'n Sau.on yu-t
evening H's subject will be Toe ffe,ent Aspeo. u
tie Slavery Qe,uoD,' and We oahn0' OO'O' '-e' A'
viD have crowded house
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Tur AMERICAN TICKET IN Krses CouSTr.-t Is
aa,sooa that the American County ticket, recently
,ompstd, is to be withdraw, thus leaving oiiy the
..,I;d,,es Of the two grea; parties in the field.
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spoken.
Oct a. os NANTUCKET Shoals bark Msrd Of Yarmouth, cry
Gays from Cardiff, for Baltimore.
(By plss. sost Edmund Bus, No ~
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AHAseKRous BoY.-A lad nsued Hugh McCaty

AEASGEROUs BONA lad nsned Hugh McCarty
vas tshsn before Recorder Bedford of Jersey City yes
teIdsy charged with attempting the life OF his ,ther.
IL appears that she bad complained of him to the PJ
ice for some offente committed in connection with
other boys. This 80 e1ssperated him that be as
ssnlted and attempted TO stab be mother. Recorder
Bedford committed him TO the Work House for 60
days.
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FoUxp DRowSED-SuPPosEDV loLENcE.-Coroner
Morris commenced sn inquest yesterday upon the
body of a sailor named Samuel Cranmer, who was
f1und floating in the water near the Paterson dock,
in Jersey CITY. One eide OF the head vas bruised
apparently by fall or . b ow from clab, which led
20 the suppositiop that there might have bsen foul
play. This exposition further borne ont by tue
testimony Of another sailor named l. wis Hotlnsn
lie deposed that on Moposy afternoon, a week ago
deceased was in Milers porierhou;e, and was some
what intoxicated. At the door wittess was asked by
mar il that wss Crar0er behjtd the scrseo. and be-
iug ssered Ia the affirmative, replied: thought i
was II shut biz eyes closer thsn | elu5 them four
yesrs ago" Witness last deceased few ninu es
after the above conversation, in font of Mr.. WOoseys
hsdery store, and sdv ssd bin 10 60 on b0ard his
vessel the schooner Ira Bliss which Vas yiog at
chor shcrt distance p the stresn from the Paterson
dock The deceased in liq at the tine and the
W taess did not see him alive alter that.
Df. QudOr uade Pust IN lrtem examination, and
found a chit Of cosgnlated blood upcer the temporal
bone; the muscle of the crushed, and there
were also coupe OF cootusions on the side OF the
head; the sku as not fractured. The lolurles could
have been caused by fall or by bow from club
In his opinion the appearances did not indicate that
de ath caused by diosning but from yioleoce. IL
was sh, that r,pars being made on the Pster
Geek during LAST week, and some If the plank had
bssn re0Oved, and Il Is possible tbst deceased in ST.
ten ptIe go board his vessel fell aod received
fs.al lures The inquest Wa, Adjourned uIh to day
III sidei to procure further evidence.
OCEAN County DENoCRATIC NoNINATIOSS.-For
Sets.or Richard II. Conover of Plumstesd; For As
semby, Wm. Allen of Jackson; For Shetifi, Thomas
UoopSr.
A,YEUSG Man SHor BY , FRIEND.-On Sunday
s,ssiog ycung canned Vivian n. 0eeke shot at
NesMk, 5y 3 named Daniel W. Horton, causing dea'o
imsltdsely IL appears that the wo hA been out To-
K-tar dirs the day and evening Mr. and Mr. Booa
40 r ke sitting table together eoovesns when
horton Accused her husband PLAYFUL manor Of having
be 4, Dkas This he denied aud sPPeaed 70 Nj 70 cor
roboa,s the Of his ement Mr. o. rePcS 81 90 not
expose yOun revolver, which
ysvs &c be hsd a from ms aod pseed upon
TIE t>al- M q said, Have been srntns
Al thai pistol the ball eoteyns the
mouth al Ce be de5 without speakns and with scarcely
uoion tlfs Immediately tsnsd away. and Mr. rsn 70
th eoof and 'h9ssd io help The cane ia Ao, ma
ips ne victim OF The dead the body allowed
remain u H. pAon Ii Shi b ,Gpd until the arrival
Coroaer NJ horton charge Caeto 20
Goe whitney a"c ne TO sws, the action Of h Clroners
Jay. Gseiis va = yts Of age native q Glasgow. Scotland,
I'D of the dcoed and Is plum TIE deepest ssf 8: the
ssd occurrence
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Markets-CMEFuLLy REPORTED FOR THE N. = TsrsuyE.
MONuAY, o.. 10, 1859
AsHEsTLe market easier for both tinds deaad fair
.ot75 bba Potsat s. - and ~ bb Of Pearls at 81 $40
s5 7j
CoTToNTte market has been quiet, Gales Of 500 bales ss
reported We quote:
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TIE following J. $ comparative statement OF me
o-rdition Of ire Bsrks Of .ne City Of Nsv.Yolk:
been as follows:

The movement Of the Banks since Nov.2i, lsSS, has
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OCEAN COUNTY DENoCRATIC NoNINArIoNS.-Fo
Sets.or, Richard II. Conover of Plum.tesd; For As
semby, Wm. Allen of Jackson; For SheTih, Thoma
Iuoopsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18

Nsw.IIsven, Hartford and Springfield Railway, held
at Hartford Corn the old Board Of Directors were re
elected From the annual exhibit presented We make
tie following comparative statement Of the business
Of the road for the patt two Yeas, ending with Al
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Newpork daily Gtibm,te

PLAsT APPLy TREES-Now in October or No
vember is good time to plant apple trees, though
April in this latitude, il better. Autumn, though
never quite as good favorable Spring weather. for
any kind of tree planting ia much better than too aie
a time in Spring, TO which tree planting is often de-
ayed by the press of other business OF the necessity
OF planting apple trees, there can be 40 question
with any one who looks abroad all over the North
Eastern States The old orchards rapidly wasting
not because the natural period Of od-age decay has
come, but from prevailing and nnaccountasie cause
of death. The leaves in Summer lose their lively
green color; new wood is not formed, and the old
wood dries up and dies; sometimes whole limbs, and
sometimes only the outer twgs and the fruit grows
Qnarly and almost worthless and at length the tree
only cumberer of the ground. ~.
II is no use 20 contend against the fact that there Ia
general blight upon apple trees, and it u not much
use to talk about remedy or renovating old Or
chards." The true remedy is TO plant new ones, and
now il the time TO do H. or at least TO begin to do T. II
not exactly ready to plant new trees this Anfamn at
Ieas, buy them; get them home and " heel them in
ready for early Spring planting and then go 10 work
and Get the ground ready Not half ready bat ready
in reality. Make it mellow and rics, and dig Inc hole
for each tree six feet wide end three feet deep, filing
the two feet at the bottom will soil and conpcst ma
nure-old rotten sods are excellentand zee that you
buy roots as well as stalks to your trees and, when
you plant them, that every root lie carefully straight
ened out and bedded in fine mold, and then you viii
grow trees, and succeed, while they are young, m
getting good apples. Remember that the day Of old
orchards has gone by, and Il weare 70 have a sufi-
Gent supply of this best Of all fruit for everyday ae,
we must plant new apple trees The best plan viii be
to put in few new ones every year for the next ten
years II you do not know how, or what kinds to
plant, commence with buying Downing's Fruits and
Fruit Trees, and Read Il, and what is more than all,
profit by your reading.
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n)ater-Gnre.

ATOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, Blng.
III hsrnton " eight hour. from New forf By n and
yr- n Has very beautiful location, and sfords unasaA
fitfea fer comfort and Improvement IN health 10 the Winter
,..son Yer Circular address j. II. NORTH, n ID.
TTYHE NEW-YORK WATER-CURE and HY-
GIESIC INSTITUTE 1. located a Ne. 10 md - Leshi
a.. deor from 81 Johns Pazk-Good BOARD be so
,ins5 trora as 70 81 per week FULL TREATMENT, .ith
hcaS tom 81 20 as per week Trsent perssas 81 Day
nssiom and Bathing privileges for the gsests res Of
el.srrr. Ofsee Consultations from q TO p No. r. y
TRALL, 81. d.. and ID. A. GoRTON, NJ. d.. Physsssns H.
FANCHER. Proprietor
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TsE srLvEsTER APrLE-This is seeding orig
mated upon the farm Of T. w. Sylvester, Lyons,
Wayne County, New-York. II grows about II inches
in diameter, Of symmetrical form, smooth wax polished
kin, yeIlowsh white, blushed On one side, and az
pretty the Lady apple for table ornament, being
in size little larger than that apple, and for eating
is superior; the hesh is crisp and JUICY and very re-
freshing. II lie an apple worth propagatipg.
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HTOTICF Of APPLICATION for the Discharge

L
ofsn INsOLvRNT from bis Debts pursuant TO The ovis
ions the Cd article the st title Of the h chapter o. ~
a N be Revised first published Oct ~ eos
JANIS NJ WHITE tho City OF Brooklyn; In The county q
Kipes In the State NewYek in hi. individual ana
a lnenb~r OF the Of j. NJ WHITE DsDEhh "
Creditor, 10 appear before the Hon SAMUEL d. MOhhs
County Judge Of Kings County counsel etiaw o. the a
Cont AZ hi (the chambers OF the ssid ynfge IN we
fy Han In The City Of Brooklyn IL sd County Of King on te
at 10 oeosk in the forenoon 70 .ho"
fey hay. why an Of aid insolvents
ts shond not made and be be discharSed nom hia
fassIswsws J. NJ. EAGER, Attorney for said insosent
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NOTICE of APPLIC ALTON for the discharg'

NOTICE of APPLICATION for the discharge
o.n noysnt his debts par.usnt to the provisions Of
the third the rt title Of the MN easpter Of the ee"nu
part ofthe Revised Statutes; =, -, g..
FGFORGF r. FOOTE Of the City Of Buffalo In the County
of PIE am debtor individually and OF the late
Arm OF Foote Hay Notice Tst published September 1873
Creditors to appear before the Hon O. Mssn Justice Of
or Cont o Buffalo .aid County 81 his Chambers IN SAID
ey GA the day Of November neat at ten O'Clock Ia te
,ynoop 10 show cause n sny they have why gnulent
should not be made szd noents estate and ne De dis
sh ha - nj. dsbt ALLEN & BALDWIN
Attorneys for .. y. Foote,
.l-1.w10wS. No. 19l Main st, Buffalo, y. y.