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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COu2r.

The Steamship Quaker City-0rder 20 Stay
Proceedings al sale.
The OF the steamship Quaker City, or Holy Land
notoriey, the sale of which Tor $4,000 by the United
States Marshal on a libel and forfeiture in the United
States Dstric. Court the report OF which appeared
tho few days ago, ia again brought into the
courts. motion yesterday made before Judge
Blachford based several adavits, aside the
SALE suoiung tho Marshal aad The purchaser from
cutting any TRANSFER Of or lien upon salu vessel
The following IS ia sub.taece the ciidavit OF VIM ;
Pearce, OF of said steamship
Thai said william : arce Is owners OF the
steamship Quaker City, and in connection with his
partners, James Murphy aud William 7. BuckmRs,er,
the seventhiriieth part Of said ship, her tackle,
apparel &C. Hat the ships husband and agent said
suip for long time past and after the time OF The sale
hereinafter mentioned, Arthur Lsary, o. Now
York that the cary had the entire management
OF employing all the crew. iurnsbne all supplies aud
making All contracts aud receiving AL the earnings OF
the said ships That said Lesry has informed depon Mt that
ali eiams agsinst saii SNIP and owners were arranged
for and woVia be duly paid and ss depooent believes.
the hands OF said Leary, were snlclen TO pay all
charges Tor running expenses Deponent tnrthar savs
that OF any unpaid CLAIMS against the
ship did he know Of tho filing OF any bcl against
her Tor such until the present date, when he learned
thereof
Judge Batciiford, reading tho foregoing aud other
adavits, granted the order To show the sale
OF the Quaker City should not be SGT aside and let
X. Ketchu the alleged purchaser o said steamer and
also the Marshai, to sh cause ia tho In
meantime The further enJoinod the sad Mar.
sra and the said Ketchum from executing any traRser
OF lien on said vessel
The sherry Wine Case.
The Of The United States vs Large Quantity
OF sherry Vino, amounting in value some 5000 600,
down for hearing yesterday mornirg. stands
for another day Judge Batcsiori IS stiil hear.
ing tho OF The United States W. The Disery ia
Forty fifth street, whcn has been Friday last.
This trial has been protracted by the examination of
UNUSUALLY large number Of witnesses cog
the Of the gorernmsnt and subject d a
rigorous cross.eyaniraton by counsel tor fence.
present appearances the viii apy to-day
aud MORROW The berry the succeeding
on the calendar.
Petitions Fiicd in Bankruptcy Yesterday.
Noses Il. Crasto New York city. Referred to Regis
ter Fitch.
Samson Goldsmith, New York city. Referred 70 Regis
ter Dayton.
Robert q. Davidee, New York city Referred to
Register Allen
Henry T. Quinsn, Now York city. Referred to Regis.
ter Dwight
Masmllian H. Kruger, New York city. Referred TO
Register ketchum
David NJ. Lyon, Rye, westChoster county. Referred
TO Register close.
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COusT OF OYER AND TfR.lnsR.
The Rnynrd street Homie de


Jhe bHTuTU %lfeek stOmTtuf.
Before Judge lngnham.
The trial OF Richard casey for the alleged murder OF
William Cornell the 4tn OF January last resumed
yesterday morning.
Emma Gardiner called a witness for the prose-
cuton and testified exactly the OF
reported In yesterdays HERALD the evidence OF
Maggie Brown, with this exception, however, Emma
says that tire parties herser Maggie and deceascd had
turned into bayard 6treet with the intention OF going
into saloon that (EIrma) In the adj
vance, having already passed down second
step, and aid not the inception OF The alteration
that fhe heard something said about bang "insuted
and heard also the WORD money used, but saw no
money shaken in the face OF any preseEt In all
other she oorroborased the evidence OF Maggie
Brown
Tho mother OF tbs murdered man, Cornell also
put tho stand but her evidence was not material
in the case.
Stuart, then opened the for the defence and called
the drst witness
DR. J. r. Randall, who testified tina, he resided in
Broume 5tree knew the prisoner from having dressed
wounds upon hi face and head
Question by Assistant District Attorney Huichings-
When ~as that A. IL was some time IL December
last.
Counsel for the persecution objected emission
OF this evidence as these wounds inflicted ahou,
moTth before this occurrence distinct alteration
and by another party than tue deceased.
Me stuart argued at some length the admissiDlity
OF this evidences ~ showing that where who
o. umIi aud cowardly nature had been violently and
hrutay assaulted, and sun suffering from the
effects Of those injuries he might IN tho Of his
being AGAIN asssed AMI beaten IN his terror resort to
extreme measures OF defence than person who
wa in his normal condition Of mind and body
After argument the court ruiei evidence out
on INC ground ot me theory of the deence had rot,
developed thls or affairs, tDst foundation
had been laid Ibis was purely Hypothetical reason
Inc, nnsusaiGed thus far by any parcle OF evidence
The examination OF witnesses Tor The defence having
closed TIE court adjourned iii this morning. when
Great manifested in the trial. and the court
room IS denseiy crowded during the bearing.
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COURT Of COMMON pLeAs-spsclAL TERM.
Important Observation-Disclosures of District
Courts.
Before Judge Brady.

Important Decision-Ju risdictiOns of District
Courts.
Before Judge Brady.
Walsh Bdsch-Judgment was yesterday rendered
In this the motion show cause why The matter
should be removed from the Third District Court to
the OF Common Pleas. The court observed that
the third section of act Of 1857 declared the ur
dction Of the District Courts Of this city. The third
subdivs Of that section provided that In any
commenced in pursuance Of such section,
the claim demand exceeded $780, The
Justice the application of the defendant Shall make
order removing the same at any time after issue
joined and before trial. into the Court OF ommop Pleas
upon the defendant executing to the plaintiff under
taking with suretes, to be approved OF by
the Justice Of the winch such action Is COM
mentcd to pay to The plaintiff the amount OF any judg
that may lie awarded against the defendant by the
Court OF Common Pleas BY section so. where there
defendants the cause could be removed
lheW application and their executing the neces-
sary bond In this the defendants made the
application. put did not execute the bond, one
OF them only having done SO, and either one Of two
orders DO made 10 reference such informally
The ection be dismissed continued by tho execu
ton OF bond by the defendant This Court has
the power TO send action back the District Court;
and the has been imperfectly accomplished.
unless amendment could be permitted, an order Of
dismissal must entered II deemed proper,
therefore togve plaintiff the right OF election OF the
two courses. The Court also might allow the defendant
to amend the proceedings but IL would not compel the
plant IT, under the circumstances to submit TO such
disposition Of this motion. No costs 10 either party.
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upon tho commission OF such startling crime IN PUG.
lie conveyance, the early houI oil na-pas. eisns
o'clock in the evening, thu murderer succeeueh IN
making his escape-not too drunk 10 run quite bimoy,
although desiring It 10 be imagined that be was loo IN
toxeated to remember particularly IN reaton 10 nv
peouniary matters leS moments before Ina Stsen-
ton or officer Thornton, OF the third precinct was At
tracted TO She spot, Who With the assistance 81 othor
officers almost Immediately sffyias after an Intellectual
search Tor the murderer conveyed tho thea dying con-
ductor 10 the Guy Hospital
The assasin - destibei by thu driver aud Ir. viii
liam Christie, one OF tie passengers alluded 10
ana resident OF this cily az apparently thirty
five years Of i've feet iueAas nlph dark
pexion, tuil black whskers aud very geneey dressed
Ia a SUIT OF dark clothes black SILK hat &C. He dr.
appeared gu ckiy after eonui thug the atroci0us
c,re that there but little hopes by ths
police authorities Of obiainin; any Of him.
Or Bell, OF tho City Hospital Who attended victim
OF the assassin he saooed the right
groin tho ncslsn oeipg one aud hsf inch length.
inches vide and very deep When brought To the
hospital three MINUTES past niue O'Clock, he
really at the point of DEATH He scarcev breatned but
every effort although growing unayallhs, was made by
the faculty pIcsen to his ife Toe ma OF ths
wound may DO sarmiscd anG the condition of the en-
ed imagined when II Is stated thai boin OF hs
boots were found Hlled win oood
The conductor IN death had an most hie-liae OK
preston upon hrs face He had appar ntiy man
joyng excellent health, being rbus consitution
He leaves a wiis and family Of i've children.
A post norton nation VI tho body OF Lavelie
made yesterday afternoon and the cost mary IN
quest will be held this morning by Coroner Rollins =
That additional fac.5 elicit belo.o this oincsr VII
be of little moment Anu aid the au hoi!tes Ia tus
detect on OF tbs .genlee every law abiding
cilizsn OF New YORK viii earn ,s,ly pray.
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EXTLAS.yE DEFALCsTiOS.

4 Cashier AbscOnds with from S1n0,OpO
10 S3O0,0OO at Ills Employers Eands-
Escape of the Dcfauitcr.
NBa strange fact, which must forciby have struck
she ten years, and . thorough substsn,Ia,ion OF
which given in statistical srtcl in the HERALD on
Sunday ast robbcres defacatons and swntles or
AL sorts exactly the OF "fstal cascs in
epidemic--by ns and starts aud several at time
This the Ia 1865 TIE Declarations and rob-
berries in this city during that year averaged every
month. The year OF Lord 1858 has been ushersd
IN quite gloriously, defalcstorily speaking for
fhe public have already been treated with
ehe minute details Of drst ciass robberes since
abe LIST Of January, not to make mention or the desa
cations in three banks, and more has another
dsautor gone his unknown ways with Thousands OF hs
smployers' funds in his pockets. Ezra Goodrich Co.
importers, No. 81 Exchange place. being the sufferers
and young man, lately cashier in the employ OF the
house, the alleged defaulter The amount alleged to
have been made away with BY the cashier is vsriousy
stated to DO from 100000 to $500 0oo but what the
loss the rm really cannot DO very well asceainsd
until full investigation is made into tho case. lis
eonndence Of his employers TO q remarkabie
degree and from this circumstances the easily
snab,ed TO cover up bis defacations aud give svery
thing appearance Of correctness before he had made
mp his mind take his departure from the house, with
out giving the courteous notice OF week, which
suo empiOyer naturahy eApsCW ohc vi iehve-
taking empioyes It alleged that after his prolonged
sbeence had excited the suspicious Of the 6rm The
sashisr's books were examined and Tho defaications
were discovered Immediate steps taken to ascer
tain his wbereabous aud tho working up OF the case
vss intrustsd % tho dsieciivss a. Police
Headquarters: but far sGsy have not been
successful In their efforts 70 lay lawful hands
on the nice young man. II is also alleged
mat the defauer Tor time previous 10 his abrupt
dsparture--for where the detectives would be quite
happy 70 be able TO te-had been leading quite gay
We; that he had, among other tasteful ways OF DIS
playing his ondntss for spending the funds taken from
hsssrs Ezra Goodrich Co, Joined Q New York yacht
club and had yacht Of his own make his me mber-
ship one Of substantial show and worth II is likewise
alleged that he drove his fast horses and purchased
some very fine houses and lived himself In very arsto
cratic style on Staten Island, whore II 10 said he has
family.
This AFFAIR has created no small amour. Of excitement
~ the do. autsr vas very well known rspdom
and vas always considered man Of honor ana probi,y
IN his private affairs we'll his dealings with mer-
chants and others by reason Of the position he he'd In
the arm who lose so much by his dealcaiiop.
Tho detectives are ~ present In fearful state Of
quandsry about the matter, and are cu,ching about
wildly for clue whereby they may be able TO obtain
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gdAaD or C1USclLMts.

Washington'~ Eirthday-An .sA-sistrnt', L.
brai ian Appointed-The Acts ~ the I.exjSla-
turc.
The Board met yesterday, the President Mr.. stacon.
presiding.
On motion, the reading Of tho minutes Of hi previos-
meeting was dispensed with, after which the Board
adopted the amended resolution respecting the cesoa
lion Of washnetons birthday 1t sent TO the other
Board for concurrence.
Arssoution was adopted in favor OF paving Irving
place. from Fourteenth 10 Twentieth street. With The
Nicolson pavement, where aot already paved with
Belgian pavement; also sixtssnth street. from Fourth
avenue TO Rutherford place
resolution appointing Charles Bauich assistant H.
brsrian In the City Library ut salary Of 81 900 per
snnum was passed..
resolution vas presented directing the Clerk Of the
Common Council 10 procure pies VI all tiils specially
affecting the INTERESTS OF the city which NAV be
presented TO the Legislature and furnish tho Hayer
members Of the Common Council and citizens with the
requisite number OF copies for tie use IL WA LAID
over. The Board adjourned till Thursday.
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cousT cAlENDAR-rHIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr--SPEcJA, TERN Nos. IS, 81 90 30
Al 20 80 100 l32, IS, lol llo 49, 1l3. u.s. l43 49,
las. 1ig l5e.
surRxnv CouRT--CHAxgsss.-Nos So 90, l13, Ili,
A5, 100, 1872.
supRsMs 6ouRr--CRcrT.-patt 2--Nos. 1102, l13s
1852 1856 1855 $780, 1882 1264 1896. 270 l274 1870
1878, l2s2 1854 1850 l2sS, 1890, 1892, 1884 Part
s--Nos GIL l79 400, ia $40. 2s4 lao, ee3 sos, ss3
Srpral r Corpr-raiAl TsRM --part Nos 2s4T s3sl
s3al 3691 1885, 370s S5lo 37lI 3643 1891 S6J3 $685.
327l 2629 37I3 Part 2-kcs. zoos, 1904 1885, 2e7s,
1894
Corxos PLEAs-TRIAL TERx.-Part Mos 942, $50,
o25 sss e94 9s 976. ooa. PCS, ebs 9i9 $685. 500 $50
903.
MARINE CoURr-rRAL TERN Nos. 12o, SO, 20, ~, log,
20I 2es 206, 207, 20s 209, 2l0, I'll 2i2 ala 24 25
2I6 2l7 2ls, 2s TO- 22l 222 223, ga, 22t 10 227
22S.
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT cousr-JuaY TERM.

uNtiCu s'Ntss oiho"'' eovsi -Suni iIhU,
A Revenue Inspector Convicted Of Exlorting
Money.
Before Judge Benedict.
The United States james b. Freeman.-The hearing
in this resumed yesterday morning. The de-
PENDANT is indicted with having. while acting In the ca
pacty Of inspector, in the month OF January
1867 extorted money from Henry Rudlsman keeper
Of feed store at Harlem.
The nrst witness examined YESTERDAY for the govern
ment was
William J. GILBERT, clerk in tho office Of the Chic
Revenue Inspector No. So Cedar street; said he knew
Mr. Freeman the defendant 10 act revenue inspsc-
tor by reporting to tho Office commissions TO revenue
officers Issued from the Treasury d partment On
cross examination by M Malcolm Campbell The witness
testified that at the nme Mr. Freeman reported 10 tle
office districts IN New YORK,
but he did not know to what assessment dstrlct Mr.
Freeman then attached. Mr.. Campbell proceed
Ing 10 Inquire the witness knew that the defendant
had acted in any district on special duty ss inspector
wien Mr. Bell on the part Of the government objected 70
the question. The Judge ru eli that on ma
ton the question allowable. Mr. Campbell sad his
object to snow that Ar. Freeman was not an
pector The witness further stated that he under
stood Mr.. Freeman claimed 70 act special duty IN
reference and legacy matters; he did not
know that ne &C ed specially Tor any assessment dis
trct he made out bills at the end OF the month Tor MS
pay. Witness dii not know lis own KDowle ige that
tho defendant had performed any revenue duly; he
called occasionally aud reported at the ofice onlcer
Tiensn, who mad arrested the defendant was exam-
ined He deposed to the facts connected with the
arrest, which have been already detailed at length.
Judge Benedict three O'Clock CHARGED the jury, and
halfpas they retired deliberate their YER
Dict After absence OF about i've minutes tho jury
returned into court with verdict of guilty.
Mr. Campbe, gave notice of an arrest Of judgment and
prisoner might BE- allowed to stand out
in $500 bail, in which he he'd. Judge Benedict
Ia the practice to admit 10 bal after
conviction The prisoner sho I'd be committed to the
custody of the Marshal who would act upon his own re-
spoons. btySin that respect; tho court had not the
power The arguments arrest oil Judgment VIII be
next in the interim the prisoner stands committed
to the custody of the Marshal.
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.'osn reoit ~ Thomas Steele d a1-Aoton for refer
ence granted
Ju iys Garrelly o. John Band ct al Notion denied,
with $40 costs 10 defendant to abide event
Jams Wallace u.s. Norris Mayer ct al-Motion denied,
without costs. .
Ddasd Seiby ct al. IT, L X. Goldsmith Ct aL-order
settled.
Leopold Hagsnbach Isidore Hcesabach
gran cd.
C.arics HEDGES ct al rs The Hudsop River Railroad
G mpdnu-Muon for q trial denied; defendant 10
have thirty days TO make and serve case
No man n. Ere man o. Leleoy NHhols-Motion OF re-
ference granted. .
Md,iana Jenny u.s. James O'Brien Sheriff, Gc-Mo-
ton granted without COSTS
L ma Vrana Benjamin j. Weinberg Motion granted
and receiver appointed.
Louis Rad ph. ~ his Guardian DC, ~ Louis Atdin
ger Motion opening default granted on pay men Oh go
costs
Herman Hayes rs John Dsyer ct al--Aotion granted
and receiver appointed
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SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.

The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Rail.
rond Litigation.
Before Judge Cardozo
The Gaze OF Fisk and Bslden against the Ch,cago Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad Company came again yss,er
day morning. the motion for . stay OF proceedings
pending the defendants appeal TO The General Term
from order OF Judge Cardozo denying the application 10
remove the trial OF the TO the United states Circuit
Court The court denied that motion, also tho appljca.
ton In the case OF Clark. Dodge Co., TO change sccu
rites or order payment Of their loan OF 100000 An
the motions in the casa, including the principal or
original applications for the appointment Of recover
for the for contempt and the OF
the temporary injunction have been down for fnsl
arRpm ent on Saturday next
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COURT Of COMMON Plels--TRAL TERM-pARI 2.
Alleged Fraudulent RepresentatiOns-AW War;


"
ming.
Before Judge Barrett.
Pond Bird--ln this action, which was brought 10
IS 900 for goods sold and delivered to Myo
Pratt tho alleged false and fraudulent representa-
ton or the defendant to the effect that he doing
good ousness and very solvent position,
although II the time he was making an assignment OF
his effects The jury found verdict Tor the planta
tor 81, AZ.
Liability Of Hotel Il ecpers.
William FGke rs Henry j. 2kdchT.-This was an
action $780, alleged TO have been stolen from
pla ntiG while staying at the Buckand HOTEL between
Twenty seventh aud Twenty-cghth streets, Fourth ave-
nue.. TIE piainhi that he WAS going TO Boston,
and night prior bis departure he remained
At defendants hotel. There was lock on his bedroom
dor but no bolt on the INSIDE and in the morning he
discovered that the money in question hai been
abslraoted from his 'foo pocket Inc defence averred
the morning of the alleged robbery plaiDtif
stated that he had lost only 500. The jury found
for the plaintiff sl9S.
Jurors Fined fer NoD-Atte enhance.
Judge Barrett ordered thirteen jurors TO be Hnod $40
each Tor Attendance
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SUPERIOR CuuaT-TaIAL IEam-pAar 2.
Action for Rcut-renancy Question.
psfora Iudcn Mctuu

Before Judge Mctunn.
John berry a al cs Isaac Colds eiu.-This was an
action TO recover $500. two month"; rent for the
premises No 81 Warren street, leased by plaintiff 10
the defendant The defence set up was that nrs
occurred and rendered the place untsnanabs for the
two months in question. and that unaer the statute
they not liable for any rent during that period,
The statute upon which the defendant rel ed provided
that IN case OF fire. and the premises are abandoned the
defendant returned 70 the premises aud resumed b
business.
The court held that the defendant was LIABLE mas
much he did not wholly abandon the premises
moant by The statute and that bv rsurnng he
became responsible for the two montns' rent. yer-
DICT was accordingly directed for t1e plaintiffs.
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per Ioua INTRODUCTION TO the missing cashier which
aid he no doubt a. heartily welcomed by them
could he utterly dsagreeabe 70 the defanlter Supsr
tr,e ndent KepnRdy however. has determined that
sl,ne viii be left uptnrnrd ratveiy speaking VI
course until he succeeded in finding The deiausr
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EXPLOSION Of 4 LOCOMOTIVE BOILER AND LOSS Of lIu

toNcoRD, N. H. Feb Is, 1895
The locomotive engine Wan S,urgess, wbicn taxes the
early passenger train 10 Boston, exploded Just after
arrival a. the Northern depot, Lowell this morning,
With. the greatest Violence, Hiding Insanity SIR Jcnn
spaulding the engineer: Mr. smih. master mechanic
OF the Boston and Lowell road and snousy Il not fatal
~ wounding the fireman ana STATION man who vas
standing near Tho engine had he n detached IN order
10 receive the Lowc traiu aud Tho engineer and nrc
man we're Standing outside oiiing up Nr. smith had
got board order TO transact some business On the
line of the road. The engine with ~ tsnasr No., was
blown into Fragments and tue M E'ed renans OF tho
ylc,ins OF tns dsss.cr presented hes tend ny spsca
Gle TO tie bonodcrS Stilna1 Nnie, The fireman, was
90 .ss,ousIx injured that no led ia toe Afternoon.
Henry SMITH aud a fosn nsm-d Weicn Of Lowell, were
aso seriously injrrsd The eague is yereot wreck,
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C0Usr nf GENERAL SESSIONS.
Convicted Of Assault.
Retare Racordnr Eaclesi

Charles Clancy was tried upon q charge OF felonious
assault and battery, preferred by Patrick Qvnlan. who
that the 9th inst, who work ing the Tenth
avenue blasting rocks he stabbed tho side OF the
head by the accused. II shown that Clancy APP
preached Inn IN y menacing altitude, when Quinian
struck te irs blow, whcreupon the defendant inflicted
rendered. verdict OF guilty OF assault with in ent
to do bodily harm, coupled with 10
mercy. lhe prisoner Was romanded Tor Gentenee.
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SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TERM.

Decisions.
Judge Jones yesterday rendered Judgment in the fol-
lowing cases:--
Richard T,undy ps. The Hartford and Nsw Pork
Steamboat Company --Motion for new trial denied,
With $40 costs
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N1sy cosNOrfoy. Professor lisssr OF Philadelphia,
prstics ~ the AIN q THIS rics Discharges,
beayy gsies hish tides eartUqageh sud sgenetsl Goa
lusion Of natural LAWS and pnraoneua tue OCCASION
being the conjunction ct the moon vita tue plahcu
JurRer aud Venus
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GsoLoGY oy MISSOURI -Proe ssor Swallow TIE s!ste
Gcolegist OF Missouri, has made profess agans the
iusa OF the Leg-sture Of that state u publish re-
ports OF the geology Of tue state DR. Ll,ou made
snoroash shsyss OF over one hundred spec'meus Of
soils rom different psrs OF the state, all OF wphn are
valssess until published fer the information Of Tho
public.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-09-28

l.ubins, genuine, Phaons Flor de Mayo, and
Night Blooming Ccrcus Edrehis assorted, and
the new and delicate Wood Violet. Toilet Pow
dcrs Puff Boxes, LILY White. Rouge