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MT Davis then corroboratcd the evidence given by MI
Browne, and which it 10 not necessary 70 repeat inere
large number q tents on the porch ~ haoI VIZ
headquarters when the prisoners were IN great distress
FOR want of shelter and he tents remained there for two
weeks before they were brought into the s'oekade'
DELIBERATE MURDERS.
On the 27h Of Ocf0jcr THion soldier II. fTy 'rqs
H0t dead b. fe gHard whie Standing m ne Tear ~G
jqke-h0nse wift0W haring committed hc led" geHsei
was near by and witnessed the whole eiat' tnc sIau
was not removed from the post the 81 OF NoVeMbe
whom the chimney fell in the main hospital Dullqhs,
Major Gee on the paralet aud heard MN orIei lle
guard fire the meT fthey did not keep back from
the door when the to look in at the examining
Of the bodies from the ruins; about half an hof AFTER
ward, when the excitement had entirely subsidized, saw te
guard shoot two prisoners who were Walking
lesurcly across the yard one OF them was
MORALLY wounded, aud The other severely
Major Gee on the paapet az the time the man sho'
reported the next day having died during the ngh
on the 9Th of December, Union soldier, Frank Graham,
Goth Ohio Infantry shot by guard while sitting ID
his tent saw the guard FIRE when Immediately went
into the and found Graham in the last agomes OF
DEATH the guard renamed on tho posi- uhll lhe IeSa
relief came he had uaiked OF has arm "beaf 10 shoot
inquired of Rebel officer for the cause, and he Informed
me- tho next day that de guard sac hree negroes ~
range and tranied 10 kH them at one shot, the guards
told TINT they had orders 10 shoot the coiored soid'eTS
TheHerer Mey them witnessed the shooting OF moses
Smith colored soldier and prevented the guard rom
firing on three others who were not violating any rules
but simply waiting for some rations under my
orders; on the 2lst Of November saw John
Alexander shot bv the guard while lying in his tent
witnessed the alleged attempted outbreak on the 18th OF
November: | know that g. killed and wounded at
that tme the names all obtained that evening and
the next morning; OCCASION Of the numerous
unfortunate patients, whose mind was deanged escaped
from the hospital and the dead line when ne
was Immediately shot by the guard.
Mr. Davis vii De cross-examined to-day by Col. ID. T.
Holland and John Wilder of Florida who have manifested
decided ability and energy IN conducting the defense Dut
it is not probable any new points will be elected.
THE TRIAL TO BE CONTINUED
The defense have obtained writ OF habeas corpus here
through Judge F0wle Of the Superior Court but Gen
Ruger will not obey the writ and from present indica-
ons the trial will be continued until all the witnesses for
the defense are examined do not expect the end OF this
proracted case have often predicted before the lstot
June Having looked after It's proceedings for nearly two
months and having exhausted myself well as the IN
terest of the situation shall leave and Major Gee to
the Of the protecting deities, who are kind nope
even IN North Carolina.
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RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION IN ITALY.
Detnii. Of tho Mnssacre of Protesfnnts nj Bar
Ieun-six Killed and Many Wounded-Fury
of the Mob-sevcraI Priests, Monks and
Ri,

Florence March o9) Correspondence London Times.
The Barletta massacre turns out TO be very little
inferior In atrocy and extent 70 the OF the first accounts
tina, Us and the DyrO scarcely spoke
ated strain when declared that apres at the head Of an
ignorant and brutal people bad renewed IN little aEiei the
SAVAGE scene. the night OF ST bartholomew in France
letter of the oath OF March, from Baeita, published IN
the Correre dele Marche. says
Three burned and six killed visited the
ruins this morning and the families OF of the victims
Will hot dwell the painful Impression produced by the black
ened walls aud broken furniture the traces Of blood still y
BILE walls and and the grief of weeping orphans
viii limit myself 20 facts IL appears that the Lent preachers
instead exciting faithful repentance, regularly
lion good ana agreeable IN the sight OF
God OF love- No wonder such bad seed produced abominab
fruit But appears that politics and reaction were confined
with religious motives. assured that 10 houses were
doomed sack and fire and that list OF them IS IN the hands
fustcc. BE that II may Monday the 9tl instant
horde Of fanatics entered the house in which the Eyangec
meetings held sud killed In cold blood two brothers who
fell their hands smashed everything IN the house and
then set ire 20 IT, The proprietor aud the preacher escaped
the roof and happy 10 say that the latter onno
shelter house OF the Canon Gabriel Rzz The eondnc
house than 30 metres from their post ana
butchery took place literally before their eyes without
their stirring finger 10 prevent H. FOR Two hours tno
did pleased and during that time Durnou
and killed live sixth died yesterI
of his wounds The number OF wounded Is great Dul tne m
not complete. Beside the priest Rnggie fostghohe
other priests, monk and more than w peisos NJ
already neagCeraed and esh arrests are being constantly
made
letter from TRAM In the Naples PeHgoe says that the
clerical reaction had been planned on large ea ana was 70
least was only partial letter IN the Naples Patd says ha
r some time ast unber Of persons lng az baetta haG
become addicted to the called EyangeM form OF Worslp
lately discovered tLAt minister OF that fhlth
ve p tic house Of brothers Perucci The meetings
which place tn amounted, ACCORDING 70 the Para 70
So - s,.s.-- - -. =. E:--xs = e..>As.-.;-
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A Second Wifcs vested Rights.

The case Of Herman Edner agt Christian Eidner came
up in tho Superior Court before Justice ngraham yesterday
Among the decisions published is in the above case,
on an application to aside the decree obtained against
the wife FOX divorce Her story is tina, in September last
there was an agreement that be TO give her ~ O and
$3.50 per annum and be scpamed and that that under
standing she signed some paper which she supposed merely
paper for separation. She went thereupon 20 Hudson
City and some time aterwar discovered that her husband
had procured divorce on the ground Of adultery and bad
married again The plaintiff afdayits make out BAD
case for tbs lady but the Court has decided on the
ground that "a the proceedings regular II Is matter
OF favor 10 let the defendant be; md the panh hls
been married again. sns other rights had inIerye"ed ho
~. -. go. -, .,s..~-,
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mistake for in another letter. IN the corig. du. P4sH

mistake for In another letter. 10 the Crrs as fHS
Several months ago one Gaetano Giannin OF Florence
took his abode BaFetts with the intention OF making
proseytes TO his religious doctrines and belief To that enc
he held in private house and had
ceeded In surrounding himself with about 40 foOwers Thu
fact arcpg peope OF place tho which,
endowed with ferd imagination and naturally not yet
educated civilized liberation 90 OF c0nscIen
10 liberty Of religious convictions conceived great anger
and open Indignation But perhaps these feelings would
exhibited themselves IN dsordery and rebeous acts
the Lcnen preachers PosEone and Irentadne forget the
name OF third had from the pulpit repeatedly stirred uu
the fury and melted the citizens TO revenge Christ and
tie Catholic religion upon the unfortunate Evangelical minis
and bis followers Prom day 20 day therefore the sngcs
Of the people, which super0us because ignorant ana
ntoeran because cot yet ripe for real liberty became
hercer and stronger
persons wounded but this may be en- exagger
ton and perhaps the number will never be posuFey
known. The Ministerial prints seem 10 have become ven
guarded in speaking the affair On the other hand the
Dro exOnerate Minister Of the Interior from snPpressn
r hen questioned the other day In the Chamber concerning
than would be any private person VINO had an ihets ~
tanning the facts OF the case NLe statnge Aeu It's
persons. and presenting the ahar n us ndest oghSs
thayes assured the Chamber that politics had noag 70 ds
with these deporabe but this be true o. the neo
rant rabble who did the bidding OF their cerca leaders
exceedingly hard believe that politics had no snare IN hes
ing the savage zeal Of the latter. . .
letter Of the 26h from Bari gives the foowiog account
Of the town Of BaTleita; 49, $3.50, -. -. 49,.
rbs belong 20 the class of cgf1H agricultural aoorers
WHO do MOI live in cottages scattered the country or cot
leeed in villages other countries but are here aggom
Grated wretched streets Of the town tthy aud sinking
and in certain habitaOns which should more properly Dc
called sabes-the more as men and women d"el tns.s
under the roof with and every variety OF doesue
animals This class OF ctizensignorant poor supefstoas
10 erocys naturally led by the priesthood While the two
classes artisans and persons IN easy navs
almost repugnance approach it, owing 70 pre- ldces whca
are really not Hstidabe' a.
MARCHES the arrival 10 that city OF Sgnor OiannH
the Evangelical pastor who with his two sons escaped MI
racuousy the new ST. Bartholomew which TOOK place"
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Passengers Arrived.

FROM LiyERPOOlln steamship CITY Of Ne. fofsIMll' so
bis aiaIee t. O. de an1 9Ie Dis ril - m
lev M, Il Mfs. ucciin Aired sylvester Wired li IA y
poag D. e. IT se. Emily and liunsi Sehrodr ilan
Wlery Nr snd M le.ie ci1 Becker M. B.cAei and sons
a.. flav Ai1.r Mfkor io.rp Miller John fhlpf. james
NVt~or T. 1ra Adams. Andrew W aiac~' fdw
~ I.tsor Wn. Morgan. VIM Wallace and two
t eu Alr. Fanny and child Ars Grafton LdNad "a pade
and Isdy red heller, Nn h. Wood Edwsd sefodeg ncen
Cb.s ~uif l0uu4us ltOo Finn, John dAlcy Geo Ice
,;so gnisst r. q. IolAousc Nj koheing, simon Ross
FROM NEV JrLrANS ANp HAVANA Steamship Guiding
Fro y -Iert Gen. " inrd scott and servant ~ she
don wife rld NJ snd Mr.. Iiocset Col homsedt
- $50 el.s -i.or MIR r. Scledc T. R~her e Ninayef
,t.crt D,o.Sr 4. smith. W thedel h Jauber aud
i A. and Mr.. r. r. PrkeI NJ sui Mr.. H. s. wilson G. Bal
II Csaullefla ~ q. Mnmger NJ. fsmes, Miss EaDles Mis-
t,.on ST. snd als COic and Two children W H. iiaiet o.
tr ~ IN, ke Gen. o. O. Garcia a NevinO, VI Meyer, w
M Goodrich d. p Ames, Mss Page Mss Lese starring
Ijo NJ Z.vesv D. Thompson sud servant L. w Masden
Nj. srI chHd end D. l. Bennett W and Ms j. W
p,rd NJ and Mr. g. sawyer M and Mf' k9eniz and fam
i'm iiI aud Mr. Colbun g. a Wfnnnees 4 NJ jaetson; p
ij.v a. " kellogg Mrs. J. A. WLaen. p Barnett Mrs Phelps
Grid JOIN. {. {. Dew, NJ. X Blow G. A. Nyekoi
-evno8r D. D. Morse Nrs Weed ana cii1 master IT, MIS-
ri~o.oo Is J. stsrts - Wh.ht. W. u. Hidden Miss Narrek
II A h 5cocs tIr Lechardi. Mr. Noose ar hopfint
ieei. Cash Dusne ,. Lott r Nalentine g. Meuir T. w
Wtnpg : VI smith aud seerage. Prom HsvtnA-t d.
Bcra &. Tlorri Mr and Mrs eais MI "s''"s y H.
Deiison. Miss Autouini and la sieerAs1
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schr Eureka tBrl Leblanc ST. Johns ~ r. r. Small Co.
eehT Lase. llendIle ks0n. WashIngon N. c. Deml Co.
rrived.

, s'1'lD CRY q SGwYSs r Les 'Tgoo 81 oa,9;
Bsfdsey. passed steamship City Of Boston bound in
Steamship Marathon r Mcseesen Liverpool a. Queenstown
Steamship Tezer Hamilton. APsieheoa aud Key West april H.
Levi. Da, Mobile bound n Csp passed
mp j. H. bossIt nom APaa hsos .ehr hse merrill "a ed rom
West for Newton day.
steamship saoga King Richmond aud Norfolk with mdse and
Steamship Al5emsIe ourne Richmond and Norfolk will md,e
Steamship Starlight Pednck Wilmington n c. day. with
steamship Zodc Child Moreleai City c. 80 hours, with cot
rosn MaTsy fe5rs Co. Had strong NJ
steamship Guiding Star Berry Orleans Arr T. Havana i2h
Aaes.io RGs Gsfd5e2s Bordeag1 day. with de to
simonn Cazde. No a 49, on as struck by lightning
Bst ; 10y Yen ,S ~ w PIi c, ceyo1 IS s,v,gi,l
spoke ship Rsvssbore Lonon ior Bombay g day' ogt
Ion "a snip WT levitt 9 o1d2 T oT Ns9S Mr. ill., AL "
BARK Margara Banee u' HuPan Liverpool 81 days with salt
BARK Caroline Elizabeth wooan Singapore 100 days with mds to
Bari 0rnoo em Garreo Rio Jausro 81 days coffee
Bar Tuan r Anderson Janeiro % days with coffee to
Bark Asdne o Pieio n 81 Frazer Mouieydeo q days with
Edwerd wdu Brl Jones' Rio Janeiro 81 days with coffee
Bf dS sae Andro''an Queea,'owu As days with iron
Brig Areao Bri Nelson Maitland S. II day, with plaster
Biz Mersede. (6r Kohl cenuesos l6 d,y, with to FOw
sch1. Village Queen. saiterly. GEORGETOWN, D. c. coal
schr T. Adams labbu heu1iiaa " days with sugar an1 mo
lacs 20 Brett. Son Co.
schr G. W Whistler, -. Bondort ior Boston
adHiu. k0rv rh klEs0ethpori.
schr. }. ID. Griffin, Gable Gloucester, hsh
Schr. Ada Herbert, Catell. Gloucester, hsl.
schr. L. J. Hoyt Parker New Haven foI Boston
Schr. u. Dawson Kctchum. Virginia for New Haven.
Schr Chas Nc Donad, Baker. baltimore for Providence
Schr Conroy Newell Kocki1ud with lime 20 W 3 Brown
Lady sudok Pendeon, Bath with lumber 10 hoyoke
Murray.
sen Aida Eaton Providence Tor ElirAbe,hpot.
sohr. Minerva. Brshtuar Pa. River. -
sSI { i @SIsy EicisF,5a Bo'i9 rI'ieph
Sthr. A. Terrell. Higgins, Boston Cor PLisdc.pta
Sohr A. stewart Giicsi. Fol River for Aibsls
scr Re,yri @ Masters. Windsor s. n days with plaster
10 ?. J. Neyius & son
Schr Geo. Gilum. Chapman, Port and, Conn, stone
Schr. Ade'a Kelly Slocuu. Gl0u escf hsh
Schr Mary +. Baker, -, Gloucester. hsl
Srr Paran Crk Mscl D. days. with lumber 30 j. A. simpson
Schr. J e. Brooks. Burgess, Boston lnseed
Bearse. Boston with mdse 20 > W Lewis o.
:. mr. Princess Lowell. Boston. with mdse TO ; w Levi Co.
Schr Minnie Ghlin. Griffin Nirz.uil for New Haven
Sohr. j. v IIine. Monsan, NiIEiuii ioI New Haven
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corpT c.LVNDARs-Tgis DAY.

SrpRFug COURT--CIRCUIT.--PART Nos. 493
G5 e5 mn 1891 1889 s7g 9s9 49, 1851 1915 13 1852 1863
% Go 1891 I40 60 Ji PARI Mos 4O2 l4s2 gs i0
5l .2 1886 40 972 1872 10 ll40 1916 Oh lOe2 l5
100 53s 1850 SPECIAL -Demurrers-No = Issues OF
Law and Faci-Nos 100 10, 100 1911 l99 l93 IT, 21 III
To-, lgi eJ3 2Of 2O7. 20s 200, 90 III. 3D.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAJ TERM.-PART nd
jogrned 10 Wednesday next. PART IINos 2ol6 2l2 ~
1850 2O6 20s6 20ss 1000 200 lii 2l0 2l4s 2IZ" ~
29. . ~ ~, ~,
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.-Nos. u, ~, -,
% "a % 80 81 s. o. D. 80 -, 40. A. a. -, A. 10
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PHILADELPHIA April ia Cape Nav dispatch that bot
ashore there the lh inst containing paper wi" the
following written uN:
schr j. l.. Dies Of NevYoIk Loot March Il 1896 all lot but
Ned oppins aud Silas Rodgers. Please report ound
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Moon Rsei.sss y "
Sandy Hook So a.H Gov Island .0:83 Hell oste''''''|'H
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shipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or EEw-YoRK.. .APaII
Cleared.

Stesmsiip Fanny Fenfon. Philadelphia
Steamship sea Gun ish, baltimore, j. 2. SmsA
Steamship Georgia Dewsr. 81. Thomas. Williams Gpion
Slip 81 Marx. naNes Liverpool Union Navigation Compouyi
slip tlieftain, Mctiure Liver pool, G. J. Wright co.
B8fk Harriet hui ffrl. -. Havre, Boyd Hinckon.
Bark seFrdo barcao ispJ tontrodona Barcelona Gawsy
CaSssdo
Bsfl Iia sd gaia. lad. Zanzibar Green. Arnold Co.
Fsrkj n Mc llr'n Coming rhiladeghls Brett Son co.
LAX A. DraY Cray savannah J. y Ward.
Frrleff iir-f. denton MOaie !. h. Garer
Underwood Defai k.oa. Wilmington. H. c., Thomas
81 mes
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Memoranda.

Cosisresbark tBrl Feb ~ p 80 Ion So from Boston for
River La Plata, % days 0ut
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Go formers an0 Others.

A LDERNEY COWS.--Two young Attorney Cows
SALI one cyei three weeks since the other TO
o,e Appyto JOHN HAVEN Font Washington. New Yolk city
DONE DUST for SALE-ln large or small quanti-
ID te. CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ.
No Fas,f third
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JMsarantc Companies.
DERPETUAL POLICIES.
METROpOLITAN INSURANCE
COMPANY.
EoL les aad no BROADWAY. NEW-YORK.
ASsf.Is JANUARY 4. IS66............. I,6fj,9Sf o.

y.
Of he -r avc-i'ro' a.t .fey t'l 'ys'e "Il
y pr sliced il Europe and POI some % thr 'f
STATE. ion lat te ie1 Do af'r ilr ii il pr own nn''
v.ra-s,.r mss n. f-. ih- party -e.s
T..t.. a ia.i-a. g 10 c0rl1elt. dat -ulses ex-1v
y H.t .- a. ro.iI..4 on ti' o"'I- -. . s.. . .,
he Company 1 be eyre I'd or no, O., exceed e ACRE
s4. n o. -'-- VIZ -.. IL IL. e. -.-.ir' 81.
- -ous 30 - pioii'i .,-i - --9 - 20 II. an ,,r-
sla 81, % FOOD H sixty longer n order to give time 90
Wi.n,. leaur.I ID ciec, 20 -ica's tie rarllre t-
3D. terminated by sale a. atove neuiionf uc i''ar WI
b. eii v. .t te whole sum opasielfs t't ~ rot
which Will d. ias eoasute ue premium reserved by 'hr
Company. ,
H. py reserves 90 iel a' bcccfr tae rsh' 20 eance.
redact.r. % the aslr-a i+ i en- De waived
by to- Coupuy when ra going abroad dsre 20 be- secure against
Ase1.i Or tls pri.l working Of aA system is here PEE
IT. - l las h9s.. 81 be- ie.es 90 ns.-e 81 m Do q.
nua F-f tht .1n b. -i@ ' 80 year, irrli r ~ '
V.ifor. -.l. rryi.srt o. Any Ald.
When properly sd or the a'ri fes % onanaor fr n
uTa.cc. i-s 90 Gle tf- ar .r'e pa @i ' '.~
Ta- v-- q. .i. ar,ael o. .a..rs a a.e e. dive be-,
ssfy IT. sre u ro' l.rei l order 90 prevent e
40 err...-.i .-- even nrrr e-~iei--a
suor, orar irrr1rerv n tl C'T. forine luy cie. 70
tuS o.. -.e-t ,at.- .st i M sy.,a & valuable i1i iti
VIA. ..r.- lr -o. v-r rho h-
oTGs tlt- ' ll aen 500 cry "acn iaaH.' a.pe'i
by d-r, tel ey.rie b. acsel lea ~ b. amer ci-oni'
stsn.e. -l f1- 81. drcoltlIr. n.e
Il --i,s .fa0lt ia.s4c. By t, method b.. obv.
Ger rr o bot rs. Is u-. lir the &C. be
min I a8 tit .eni AZ l5inac be.g iT reisi nd
oher .- deposit -lelaG4ns tle eyI'sr annual premium
w b-~r ra l,rt t--a . s '. tar. a1l nnt svs'c
become cod u WI y colneld s 20 all tn'ur Of
dWei ia. fi U.s. vii O. nL 9ce ring ia e- ay ontf PEN
Fn ~ aatoa. ~ o.. wo q. tt IaH -ld0 every variety
a. fr H.f II HHa 81 N
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Before Judge BRADY.
DECISION.
Martin Frank agt Philip Gomprecht ct al.-ln this
case the plaintiff NAV either give such security on the appeal
a. " sfect STAY OF proceedings he may copy OF
complaint pTgdce to his appeal election TO be made
In ave
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Maebincrn.

,,1CuT SETS of 32-nch new COTTON CAhDo
liNVisi., CARDS Cook & Co. builder, for SALE by
II Daij'." N J. b. FULLER No 8Deyst
NOR SALE-PORTABLE ard sIAIlONAkei
l. Tl FNGINFS 20 25hose power with improved Oit'
s- saw 10 and ready OF mediate 'Iipehr
80 loves. rate Iron and Wood WoIkins MA'IheiS NN~'A'
Beaas ana s'''' s'''f j. B. FULLER. No. Deys'.
Tl0R SALE-One IYDROSTAIIC PRESS, o-inch
"a Iirre pllen i2iuch rem eKT! sc p1el sl'
r. 6r binders Apply the n T. tOlspf No NJ No' NO
,5l Frort. Is y corner John and PeaTs,s. bioohyn-
I ARGE ENGINES for SALE.
4 Dr. Nrw IIoliz.uta, 1o172 CyHedar
one single Hor 7'rta, l6x43 Cylinder
O.e siuae Horizontal. 2lN2f Cylinder
Two Ii0riz1lta. 1872 Cylinder ,,a..-,
and hrclss Engines ready Tor in nad re
ts5-s a. l5. rs end 1895 inch Engines OF Woodfl'
bat'' WIN 0 "'''o-' ''''' J. B. FULLER. Ne. Deyst
..,r,, a.. c.rr c.l,,a.- IL Tubular and Locomotive
ST. .srse power End seconiia ,. M T. f.,
lvsry. =. ~. .,
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BON r..

BONE.
FOR SALE BY MANUFACTUREES-Purr BONE-DCsT and
fresh BONE STrFB PHOSPHATE OF LIME. Address
a LISTER BROTHER Ceres Mils Newark n }.
VUCUNDA-OUR NO. 700 STRAWBERRY
~ PLANTS BY MAIL.
GDOD INVESTMENT
and their safe carriage
strong 30 by express 100 plants for
Flt Zach plant ordinary care vii produce
additional Thus outlay OF - viii secure
800 plants "a six months; or S'0 $500 plants.
A. but few plants remarkable strawberry have been ds'eWn
atcd wears high prices VIII De very
great Themes yrefq5ie tine valuable varieties Is
when they sre. fsi tHfroduecL hEON.
Box No. 1856 Pnsbrrsh. rs.
JNRESH GARDEN aud FLOWER SEEDS, pre-
paid by ma Oh the choicest soIts Fru and Ornamental
l5GO Stocks GrspcyIue Strwberies SC, Of ne best
Priced Desr Catalogue. gratis address Whole
sale Ir8te. Agents wanted. u. NJ. WATSON.
OdCoony Nurseries and seed Establishment
Plymouth. Mass.
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Professional Notices.

Professional Notices.
A RTIFICIAL EYES.-THOS. J. DAVIS, Maker
~ srd nser.er OF Improved Artificial Human Eye vii RI
MOVE VI hly No i3j Broadway 70 No "a Eas'
f.Hcenii--t
nR. WM. EARL's WORK of 2i0 Pages on Piles,
Structure Diseases Che Pelvic Vie eta &c Price
81 cents Mailed -ay part Address No Whites New
York
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DIAPER COLLAR MACHINES

DIAPER COLLAR MACHINES v,,. e..i,,..,
aroys,u De mos. Ps's' & Ss. Sc. otdr :,
WI foAH0"Si Conner Union sad Fu'tonsts Troy n y
TTpROV ST-SPENDER and TAPE LOOMS.
Ii 40 Looms 10 kni Of narrow goods mA1 20 oa
JACQr AHO MACHINES nanuia ef Vool a-j C5,tSr
Bon i' ,lo i, ,PpfSG MACHINE Gr six AMI Cotton
std MACHINERY or the manufacture Oh DLaS 4"''4''O''
R.e.ss.rol al- io sa.e By. - ,-s,,r,-crp ,,.,;ri.
No 10Y " I 70 P sseoS5t fisdsoi' P,
CTEAM ENGINES and BOILERS for SALE;;-lo
) s % , 5aaS r Viz i9a [ fc' y -"' '''''
TpuE n aRRIsON BOILER safe steam Boiler
1Bs5i sFlrl sROM EXPLosl oE n t1 COS, end e''t Of
.si,-. .. 4, pa..s ty %, ohe, boiler.
it ~ a .1e.nsi diameter and areeesls Of on inch thics
The % held together ny wfcur' on bolts wiih car' ~
h. ed, Itc r IS o. 'Fon.e known re strength to resist i
ens p.,c very sIe-relte net a- u by rqncins o. rst,
s v eols tt' ~ o. he wto1-ht IRON ooi paie a'o
BRICTlCABLE srEAM PRESSURE.
Under pressure which might cause r11te in ordinary boilers
ne.ote safety valve No other steam generator
bosses property 60 relief under extreme pressure without n
~ I'm, sa,ed ly ic.rsson which de,'Ioys the wroust
Won boiler fot tis 10 has economy
afae lr " Che be- er' aiias l' ie age eSr, ana near
aesio t % &c.. he ~ ee o.. l'o ron ile "fNea me ol
o.'l . l. a. o-i.,v irbn an or cylinder boiler
i's'' '- s,i- IA so i,c .,-i 7. rr,dr.es sfnar
,l rou. ara,s apparatus ana Is not liable to paas
% r,c..,d weigh mere .la1 90 pounds ia difficult pac q
boiler put opening one i'oi
sls DO readily cc-lti inside -ad ont Under Ordinary rcuu'
rsales kept free from permanent deposit by Uowng tue water
.1try week requires special
ikil cement. Injured psIt cl be renewed witt coi
tr ore unif1rm Oh shape and szD Wien renewed il-
snie remains good a new Tao greater part o. the boiler
al never eed rencul. .ress urfir.y need
hole, a be increased any by simply adding 70 it,
sll ina being thr p-l0u Of suge form its strength rr
.sr DO hes less weight and taxes thau
5,-o ouul t ordinary cylinder boiler without beng
rs.e rlalf sud OF 1c sy be- usct nom the most e.
,. o.. .ff.4 coal .t el of these boilers
n IT,. .re . best establishments IN England aud IN this
free Of charge For crcula's
o. c.. address JOSEPH ARsON Harrison Boiler W obs.
Orys Road al dining United sate' Arsenal Yin aoelps ia
'IVHE ADAMANrINE BRICK PRESS
4 /. IL. ONLY BRICK PRESS that uses PFRFOBA-
TORS o.. EXTRACTS IIiE AIR FROM TIE CLAY While iuhe
pf0ca.s uf pressing
Eisu. 6NIY PBEss rs USE tba s. .Tahe y making Presd
Brct TfAT WILL NEITHER CRACK. CHECK, OF WARP IN
BURNING AT others that profess 20 do so are nisto IN W.
.1a Doe public s..a. taer iupostou l. G. WOODRUFF,
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