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SHIPPING.

,aTMSTs FOR LIVERPOOL AND oUEENa
sxkkAAsksAs TOWN. .-Lnmsn Line of Mai, staa n,aS
are appVlnteo 70 Dall as fOlIows:-- ''o'>ne"
CITY OF NEW YORK, Saturday. Feb o. I p M
ElNA, via Halifax, lueauav Eeh Ss' 10 aoaa ~
cry OF ANIWERP, SaIurdSv Han o. u"II' I' ~
CITY OF LONDON, SaIurdav - ~ 20 IN ~
n1,N ~ ~ tr rnhuiax Tuesday Mar Q, r. N.
O1t We bAAL1mVRh, Saturday, MaFly, 1 p "a .
and each succeeding Saturday and Sltern ts r 1'
at II, M from Pier 46, NORTH River 'o A"eou~s
RATES OF PASSAGE RY The MAIL a~u.uun
p.I, hAh1N& HVHRY SATURDAY,
,,,,srry yHoie ySs N dold. Payable In Currency,
1A1SSA STEhHAGE. eab
W 6onoon........", l06 to London..".,..,,,, 40
PASSAGE BY THE TURsDAY STEAMER VIA NJ I.IH. ~
FIRST CABIH, sTMHRAaE
. Pay able In Cold Payable In CJnryauov
~
dAuh4. " halifAx
81. Johns, N. F......,..( Al ST. Johns N E,'
by Branch Steanser.,.J "Boy Branch Eteamer %
Passengers also forwarded TO Havre Hamhnrg f2ro
men, etc,kat reduced rates.
tickets Can be bought here by persons sepdine foy
their friends, at moderate rates. ~-
~ For further Information apply at the Compsny's
JOHN q. DALE, Agent No. 10 BROADWAY, NY.
Or to ODONNELI Il FAULK, ARents -
No, All chestnut Street, PhiIadelphis
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@S%s. ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCO

&ME%SA ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
1nh ThNERAL Y SEE TRANsArhA MTG ooMPANY's
MAIL ANb NsbPIHA%sHdPs VtH HEIW w EnN \ EEW York
me splendid new vessels this t4vorIte route for
sne Continent will sail from Pier NO. 50 North river,
ST, AURANT BrocSnde Saturday. Oct a
Duchesne SATURDAY Ocs 81
t. PRICE OF PASSAGE
~ A0'u ''n'iuTTiUs T0 BRHst IiHs}t OR HAvRE,
Flrat toaon''""''''Ysl4O SECOND Cabln"o.,..... SIS
~, Hnoluding railway tioke.s furnished on board)
frst sess Ste 81: WAC second Cabin
medicsl attendance II ee OF charge.
the ravesGs M going 70 or returning from
thus hpe avoid unn. .cessary risks from transit oy
aSSfsE ~ g Et%t i StGkENzlE, Js ~ e. Agent,
ExUrespp paassase ase.n IN phaaeiphia Apply 81 Adams
Iz7s No, 800 CHEsN ir7is. { Street.
,ssT Tt@gs PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND
ss1;;H ANR EHkE3Lk y 3
~ SOUTH AND CIV WEsT. T.NA ~ TaS
A. noon. from Vhf FIssT sANaS ssAI9hpAY anoys mApx
1osra Ar Line Railroad, connecting AT Portsnontb
Virginia ana Tennesaee Air Line and Rio6mond and
Freight -HASDLED BUT ONCE, and taken a,
Low Ek RATks THAN ANY oTAER LINE. ~'
the public the most desirable @e
alum Ior carrying every description OF tHeRhk,
NO charge Tor commission, drsyage OK any 8xpauns
OF transfer ~
Steamships insured at lowest ratea
freight received daily.
WILLIAM r. CLYDE d CO.,
- NO. IA North and HOuIh WHARVEa.
poIn,f r. FoHIER, Agent ct Richmond and CiSs
T. p. oRowELL 81 CO.. Agents at Norfolk. su
p&NGnSs NEW EXPRESS LINE TO ALEX.
&kaaA212A:sa shoria. GeuTgetown,. and Washington
" u, via chesapeake and Delaware canal with con.
neckions AZ Alexandria from the most direct routx
ana The southwest. N'"As"A
Steamers leave regularly every Saturday .t po,v
n2m tns !s hrat wharf aooTe Market street. N''N
1le'Rhs received daily,
VIM. p. CLYDE d CO.,
- No. IA North and South WhArVea,
y q. DAVIDSON, Agent at Georgetown.
M. ELDRIDGE d Co., Agents at Alexandria, VIZ.
Einia 81
.azEHsags NOTlCE.--FOR NEW YORK. VIA
H3s&EAAa&s=!szss Ella w ARE AND RARITAN CANAL
- .kAPkA5S STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
The Steam Pr0pellers of this line leave nAIT.y
non first wharf below Market street.
THROUGH In "a HUURS
GO0dR L0rw arded by all the lines going ont OF
YoEk, North East, and West, free OF commission,
Ereighta received at our usual low rates.
WILLIAM r. CLYDE q CO., Agents,
rAN,us u no lss: WHARVES, Philadelphia:
No. lls WALL street. corner OF seuth New York
xnxlEssA FOR NEW YORK-SWIFT-SURR
Trans portation Company Despatch
ana eWit-sure Lines, via Delaware ana RarIJan
Canal and RfSer the 18th OF March, leaving daily
Y IA. and r. NJ" connecting with al Northern and
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COTTON SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS, OF
" all numbers and brands, Tent, Awning, and
Wagon-Cover Duck.
Also Paper ManufactureEs' Drer Feits, from
thirty incbes TO seventy six inches wde Paulin, Bel
ing Sail Twine. etc. JOHN W. EVERMANs
No. l0S CHURCH Street, Oty Stores
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FOR NEW YORK--SWIFT-SURR
skSfsszsa sSs Transp portation Company Despatch
RDa ewiit-sure Lines via Delaware ana RariLap
Canal and Rfer the 18th OF March, leaving daily
Y "a. and 8 r. M" connecting with all Northern and
For freight, which VIII be taken on accommodating
kerms apply TO WILLIAM M. BAIRD d CO.,
III No. 182 Is. DELAWARE AvanuGt
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NuARTERMAsrER PROPERTY FOR SALE.

nUARTERMAsHER PROPERTY FOR SALE,
DEPOT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE,
WAsHINGToN ID. Co. FEB. J3, 1869.
VIII be sold at public auction, AT Lincoln Depot
TU UESDAY, February 20, commencing at 10 A. M,
under the direction OF Bevet Colonel A, p Blunt,
Assistant Quarterm aster, the following servceaole
Qusrtermaster Property, not now required by the
United States, to witt
10 Mules, 70 Horses
60(0 Wagon Bows, OOU POUNDS iron asspd,
5000 Do. & Amb. SpokeB, 10000 Ieet lumber. do.
l,5G0 sawed Felloes, 200 wagon wheels,
l00 Bent do, 90 Amo. do,
2Oo Amb. Tongues not l6UTatlgates,
ironed 10 Hubs assorted,
100 Wagon do, lroned, 400 Spreaders,
4 $50 Donbletrees, 100 Amb. 90,
EOU RipgIeCrees, 900 Feed Troughs,
800 Wagon Hounds, Timber TrucKs,
100 Wagon BosteTs, tle DHNeri
Coal YARD Scale, ,, o-.-.-
together with q lot of uDserviceable Quertermaster
stores consisting part OF Ambulance Harness, one
Barge, Tools. Leather and Gum Hose, WDe dope,
Scrap Iron, HoTseshoes, Grain Sacks, etc exc,
The steam Pie Driver In coed condition. Will be
offered at sixth street Wharf ON wednesday, Gath,
til A. . $500, -. a.
'Terms-Cash In government funds.
BY order of the Quartermastsr Generai;
-" ]. @. MCFFRRAN,
Deputy Quarterm aster- General,
2lb7t Bv!. Brig. Gen, U. b Army.
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Lar HANERAL TRANsArLA NTIC CoMPANY,s
MAIL STIIAMSHIPs BET w ZEN NEW YOR Y y
,r, AND HAVkE CALLING AR BREs1 A'A
ne splendid new vessels this tsyorte ronte for
as fUIlUws:- ~ w OA'h hAFeE
S1i I IA AUhANT Broca Saturday Oct A
WILLIE DE PAKlS.,. .Surmont, SaLuraav nor %
'.'Duchesne..Satur OcE "a
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS FOR sl,ooo.ooo STREET OPENING AND
Il Impro ement BondsSeaed proposals viii be received
the Compronsrs Office until Tuesday May "a lss, Al two
O'Clock r. NJ, when the viii be publicly opened Tor
the Whole part OF the Of 81 OOoow OF street
Opening aud Improvement Bonds authorized by section
OF chapter S53 laws of ls6s. -,
issued for the purpose OF paying the
assessments charged against the Mayor Aldermen and Com
monay the city of New York. IN the matter OF widening
extending Church and other streets mentioned In said
forth tho OF the Commissioners In each
case, confirmed by the Supreme Court.
The bonds will bear interest at ,ho rate OF seven per cent
annu, payable semannualy on the LIST day OF May
In each year. and Ihs principal VIII be re-
annual instruments OF $2oO,OW COM
mencing the LIST day OF November 1879.
The proposals will the amount OF bonds desired and
the price per hundred dollars and the persons whose
proposals accepted will heeupon be required TO deposit
with the Chamberlain the sums awarded TO them
together with any premium thereon. -
presenting Comptroller the receipts OF the Cham
beran for such deposits the parties will be entitled to re-
OF the par value OF the
them, bearing interest from the dates OF
payment.
Zach proposal should be sealed and endorsed proposals
for Street Opening and Improvement Bons and 'ncosed IN
a second envelope. addressed to the Comptroller
The right reserved to reject all the bids II the IN
forests OF the corporation require IT,
KICHARD B. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
CITY NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, COMP
TROLLER'S OFFICE, May H. lS6g.
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THO SEWER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SEALED
proposals. each endorsed with the title OF the work 70
which the bidder and the date OF It's
presentation, will be received this oce until IL O'Clock OF
Saturday, May b. 1853, for the construction o. sewers
follows vz.:-Specihcaton lin l26th lSsd and lSSd
In 3st street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues Specnca
ton Sin street, between Ninth and Tenth ave-
nues Fifeh street. Eighth and Ninth avenues
Specification In avenue between Greenwich ave
street, and Lexington avenues fifth avenue
between Forty and Feh Streets Sixth avenue be.
tween Fyhird Fiftyourth streets, and In Fythird
street. First avenue and East river Specialization
Gin ll5Ih, 10th and llth streets between Third and
Fourth Specification Tin Fourth avenue between
between and Third and Eightyhrst and
between Fourth and Fifth avenues Spe'
ccaion SIN First between Thyfourh and Thirty
with branches Specific Gin ater street.
and Oliver steets Monroe street. between
Montgomery Streets Pitt street, between
and Doancey Streets Clinton street, between Grand
ana Grand between Ridge and Can
Mangn and Goerck between Grand and Broome
Streets oerck street. between Stanton and Houston streets
Manhattan lane between Houston and Third Streets and ave-
thirteenth Spechcatio 10 In Bedford street, be-
Christopher and Grove sreets Varick street, between
Spriug Broome and Grand Streets be-
sullivan and Thompson Streets and spring sree pc
Mulberry and Crosby streets specialization II In
Seventyfth from Tenth to and through Ninth
avenue to Eighty Specification l2In Second
between Eihtysixh and Ninet!eth Streets with
branch In Eighty seventh street.
The plans for be and specifications
for bids obtained application at the Office OF the
THOMAS sTEPhENs,) Croton
R0BT L. DARRAGH,l A9uetqct
GEO. S. GREENE, y Board.
CRoroS AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, May IL, 1869
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ADJUSTMENTS.
r,HE BROUaHAM BENEFIT
l. READ THESE NAMES.

Mr.. JOHN BRoUGHAM:-
DEAR sR-Having learned through the columns OF the
press that you u receive complimentary Testimonial
from many friends prior your departure Tor Cs
fornia and wishing to claim place In the list OF your
friends and thus do honor 70 who has so largely con-
buted 10 elevate and adorn leave 70
assist the propo n
Niblos Garden and tho French theatre on WEDNESDAY
next.
The unbemished integrity and generosity OF
your past professional justly ente to our love
respect and we gladly embrace this to eA-
hibit IL.
trumphs, substantial well brilliant, sincerely
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Twin BOOTH, GEORGE HOLLAND.
h 4 pAYhS Sasas0A' H Hi IfaAaaaER,
H sstTs atYhIlhuRE, !! :. sfSppAa.,
l9s FISHER, Mr. rH and ars T i. Il HIND.
and Mrs. WIN. J. FLOR DAN BRYANT. -
WIN ADAMS, men Of NibIos Orchesirs
III II sk IYiSS4AhD' ). f Z. roIk.
MoHLa SsiHH1uER j. j. a. zfMsE.RMANN
I. RISGGoLp, s33EaT SEssS,
:. and Mrs BARNEY WILL WIN. DAviDdE,.
JAMS CHAs EYTINGE,
" Si e. #sSS md JAPAN
M M F I; yISeESf' e. EN- WiL aSsss'
,EiE f VIE SES sEo aiszi
MES MisH \. SSs6,LLIER. ;.EHobosoUoH.
' G! BANGS EASihh' geo S. MITCHELL sHSS
4 4 IHHAfksxffsss . SAFfIf BAKruoLo-
W. HERBERT, NEW, 1890
GNoR 0PERTi, THos. 4: NORRIS,
VEN 4 sF FskW%cEFr, Ms. FAsks SMsSszsr
): tfP5% ShSxssssSss. Nil; % 81 AND
Ta T sEF4o NJ: l. LE nAxzsfq PHIL
:: f hfpIs aE hAssHA1 MIS- rEtDR1paE,
IS JOSEPHINE FIDDES, Miss LISA WEBER,
81 LILLE ELDRIDGE, Miss LlZZlE MAHON,
IS ADA HARLAND, Mrs. ETTlE HEN DEkSON,
"a MINNIE MONK, MIR. and Mrs. ECKHARDT,
IS EDITH CHALLfS, LEON VINCENT,
IS ALICE DUNNING, JOHN MOORE
50 LILLE VINiN0, JAMES SCHONBERGs
a. CARMELYTE, j.. LEONARD,
IS ELIZA NEWTON, J. HILL,
ss FANNIE PRESTIGE, w. a. MOORE,
M IRENE GAY, Mr.. CAHlLL.
50 NELLIE MORTIMER, G. H. kOCkWELL,
a. O. CARMAN, GEORGE BONIFACE,
a. EMMA AMES G. billiard,
s. CLARA FISHER, EDMUND KHAN CULLEN
az MARY WELLS Mr.. WITHERS, and aente.
SIS BESSIE HARDING, men OF the Broadway
MES W. WALLACk, Theatre orchestra,
ARR SMITH, b. SHERWOOD.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL, PHILADELPHIA,l
May 10, 1859. !
Messrs. EDWIN BOOTH, J. LESTER WALLAoK e. L.
DAvINponr, JOHN GILBERT, BARNEY WILLIAMS AID
DTHERS:- .
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-Your very kind letter tender.
your services has been received Your great
ndness touches me deeply. shall always remember II
tn the snceret gratitude Your aid Is needless to say
unteous" With every good wish remain your friend
JOHN BkOUGHAM
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.-BEGINS At 9.
" FIRST NIGHT 0F THE NEW PANT0MiME.
ON MOEDAY EVENING. MAY II, AND
EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
AN ENTIRELY NEW, GRAND MAGICAL, COMICAL,
PASTORAL AND PECULIhRLY fANTOMIMICAL
PANTOMIME,
founded on rye ancient Nursery Rhymes"
By GEORGE L. FOX, ENTITLED
HIcCoRY DICCORY DOCK
Hiccory Dccory Dock afterwards Clown %. L. FOX
Mistress Ancienry Spra afterwards PanaloOn C. X Fox
Jack Of the Bean Stalk afterwards Harlequin Lacy
Little Red Riding Hood (Coumbine) Nile. A. Laurent
zenodorus CHE yoyager afterwards sprte w. c. Ravcl
GRAND AND BEAUTIFUL BALLETS
NILE. sANGALI In two and Original Dances,
THE LILY ANR IA TARTUFF0.
BRILLIANT NEW BALLEiS, arranged by sI0NOR
COSTA The dance of the Coral Nymphs and the Fancy
Dress Galop by the acknowledged Best Ballet In the United
states.
New and Elaborate Scenery By j. E. Ilaya Johnson &C.
NEW MUSIC Choruses and S0ngs-Nevill Chorus Club.
NEW TRANSFORMATIONS, NEW COMIC TRICKS,
MECHANICAL MARvELS, WONDERFUL CHANGES,
MA1INEEs ~ WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAY..
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AMUsEM ENTS.
IN.

NyIBLO's GARDEN
ENGAGEMENT OF THE CELEBRATED
LYDIA THOMPSON BURLEsQuE TK0urh Scv
LAST NIGHTS FORTY THIEVES,
LAST NIGHTS FORTY ThiEvES,
LAST NIGHTS FORTY THiExES
LAST NIGHTS FORTY THIEVES,
LAaT NfOHr9 LAST NIGHTS,
LAST NyGpTx' LAST NIGHTS
LAST NI0IITh' LAST NIGHTS,
which positively be withdrawn after Saturday next Tor
the production another Spectacular BuresQue
MONDAY, MAY IL, 1863.
will be presented the successful Burlesque Of the
FORTY THIEVES, -,
IN which Masses LYDIA THOMPSON Lisa Wenes r K1in
Messrs Harry Beckett J. w. Hin, q. Keteham, j. Bruone'
40. win appear v
Musical Conductor. Mlchne Conneiy.
LAST FORTY THIEVES MATINEE.
SATiR DAl, AT y. NJ
In active preparation, Grand Oriental Buresque rano-
mimic extravaganza, entitled
SINDBAD THE SAILOR.
The Scenery Costumes Mcsc &c. entirely new ana many
distinguished addition to the present unrvaled
troupe. x.,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WAvERLEY THEArRE-7D BROADWAY. OPPOSITE
Prour,.tor a. r REenR oN sn.rer. r. r. NORRIS
0rchesrs chairs &l dress circle, Is cents; oaSony' "
GREAT Hif q oS Tas NEW BUKLEsQUE.
PYGMALION
In which the
LONDON BURLESQUE COMBINATION, onr
Miss JENNIE WlLLhORE, Miss LIZZIE WlLLMUnfs
and the great London Comedian, Mr.. FELIX ROiEkS'
win appear in .x ,,ao,,u
AMI. COMEDY COMPANY, In william Broush Esq s. new
burtkQue entitled
PfdMALiON, OR THE PEERLESS AND BEAUTIFUL
STATUE
Now music, dances, dresses, new scensry now
properties -
RIGL SISTERS IN TWO DANCES.
The performances ~ commence with
A SUPERB FARCE.
MATINEE SATURDAY, AT ..
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VNALLACK's THEATRE. .sr.
w CASTE EVERY NIGHT CASTE.
CASTE AND CASTE.
CASTE SATURDAY MATINEE AT CASTE.
This beautiful play, recognized Wherever the Engnsn
tongue prevails AS par oxcolence,
THE COMEDY
THE COMEDY
THE COMEDY
EXQUISITE PICTURE
Exc ISITE PICTURE
EXQUISITE PICTURE
OF the and customs Of day came as reeshns
sterile and neglected soil Of the DRAMA re "
Ing hope and stimulating fancy. -,
The literary brotherhood everywhere welcomed u win
THE HARBINGER
THE HARBINGEK
OF better dramatic days, and had run In LONDON ~
II has given evidence than work OF the day,
spirit which gave birth to the beautiful comedy crea-
which illustrated the opening of this century still sur-
the sensational effects ON which
dramatic productions have of late depended Tor at
fractions tells simple story with such graphic power,
fidelity 90 nature the characters and crisfness and Drill
ancy In the dialogue command from opening to close
the -
OF
CROWDED AND DELIGHTED HOUSES
CROWDED AND DELIGHfED HOUSES.
The approaching the regular rendering It
impossible present the piece this year beyond few weeks
induces the to thus point the public Az
SEATS MAY. BE SECURED
THE REMAINING NIGHTS
Twelve DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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CTEINWAY HALL. GRAND CONCERT.
THURSDAY, MAY co.
The following great artists will APPEAR
Nine, FANNY NATAL TESLA, C0ntralto,
Signor TAMARQ, Tenor.
Sgnor COLETTI, Basso
Mr.. J. N. PATT1SON, Pianist,
Mr.. WENZEL kOPTA, voliniat.
DR.. WILLIAM BER0E.
THEO. THOMAS Unrfvalied Orchestra.
Tickets, 81; Reserved Seats, 60 cents extra
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I'oR sALE-TwO ROGERS TOBACCO CUTTfSu MA.
chimes with complete set of Utensils snu 10 horse
fngne; the whoc perfect orecr Inquire for parcu ara
eiW Chambers street, sctCai lot
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First night of Mr. and MIRA Second week Of Mr.
EDWIN BLANCHARD OLIVER b. D0UD
and tho Trained Dogs, the popular young American
Carlo and Nero. Actor.
bog OF the Old First night OF Mr.
Toll House, j. C. STEWART
Lost In London. In his Seven Changes.
The accomplished and versatile actress,
MISS FANNY HERRING,
engaged for four nights only and will ON Wednes
day.
L,IFTH AVENUE THEATRE, TwENTY-FOURTH
II street. adjoining Fifth Avenue Hotel.
L. Benedict. Stage Manager e. coonne Musical Direc.or
LES DRAGONS IRMA
he and
EXrRAORDINARY AND CRITICAL SUCCESS OF THE
produced for the hfh time MONDAY EVENING May H.
un.tes Ia declaring this Opera to be the
most brilliant brilliantly produced OF yet heard
-. 'A'' THE @osT COMPLETE AND ATTRACTIVE
OPERATIC COMPANY
aver brought into the United States.
wv MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY. and
SATURDAY MATINEE AT
LES DRAGONS DE VILLARS.
The Director the good fortune 20 announce that
MILE Lit CILLE T0SfEE
will make her first appearance
TUESDAY EVENING. MAY H.
BoULoTTE in BARBE BLEUE,
character which New York operagoers have never yet
TOSTEE n BOULoTrE,
TOSTEE BOULOTTE.
TOSTEE BOULOTTE,
On ESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS
secured days In advance at the theatre, OF NJ
Schrmer's, FOL Broadway.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-05-20
Covering Corn.

A correspondent of the Ger
mantown Telegraph says: "From
actual experiments with grains
taken from the same ear and the
same part of the ear, I have ar
rived at the following result
Corn planted one and a half inch
es deep required nine and a half
days; that two inches deep, ten
days; two and three-quarters
inches deep, eleven and a quarter
days; three inches deep, twelve
days; three aud a quarter inches
deep, thirteen days; four inches
deep, fourteen and half days; five
and half inches deep, eighteen
days; six inches deep, twenty.
one days. The last lot came uI
and grew until about three inches
high, when it remained stationary
for long time, and finally died
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Remedy for Poison.

If any poison is swallowed,
drink instantly half a glass of
cool water, with a heaping tea
spoonful each Of common salt and
ground mustard stirred into it.
This vomits as soon as it reaches
the stomach. But for fear some
of the poison may remain, swal-
low the white of one or two eggs,
or drink cup of very strong
coffee-these two being antidotes
for a greater number Of poisons
than any other dozen of articles
known; with the advantage of
their being always at hand; if
not, pint of sweet oil, lamp oil,
dripping, melted butter or lard,
are substitutes, especially if they
vomit quickly.
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How TO TREAT BAUrKY HORSES

How TO TREAT BAUIKY HORSES
"A Maine man gives bis method
of treating baulky horses as foi'
lows: "Let me inform humane
men and hostIers, and all who hold
the rein, that the way to cure
baulky horses is to take them from
the carriage and whirl them rapid,
" around till they are giddy. 1t
requires two men to accomplish
this. one at the horses tail. Don't
let him step out. Hold him to
the smallest possible circle. One
dose will often cure him; two
doses are final with the worst
horse that ever refused to STIR.
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Special sV'OE5ce.
g. G. 100DR IGE

III EREBY notifies all persons indebted to
IL Il him either by note or account, that they
must come forward and settle forthwith.
have sold out my entire stock of goods,
wares and merchandise of every description |;
also, my store, and dwelling-house, and Civ
en- possession. As am now on expenses, and
design making OF her arrangements elsewhere,
viii now proceed to wind up my business as
speedily as possible. That all may have an
opportunity to settle with me, in person,
viii be for short time, at my old stand--north-
east corner of the Square now occupied by
j E. Caldwell. 1t will be to your interest,"
as we'll as mine to call and settle soon.
March IL, 1869 t. 7. G. GOODRICH.
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CON, LARD, FLOUR, MEAL, BUTTER,
G&&Sa &c.

AL articles not coming up fully to or repre-
sensations, will be taken back and the money
cheerfully refunded. In answer to frequent
interrogatories we would say this stock is
Ours-we are doing business for ourselves.
Ever grateful to a generous public for past
favors, we feel confident of our ability to give
entire satisfaction, if but an opportunity Is
presented. j. C, & j. F. GOODRICH.
April 4, 1S67-tf
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-05-20

BROOM CoRN.-A Chautauqua
county correspondent states that q
one-third greater yield, and that
of better quality, would be pro.
duced if the hills were not more
than twenty inches apart one way,
and three feet the other, instead
of three or four feet each way, as
is the general practice. Only
eight stalks should be left in a hill,
and the harvest should commence
as soon as the seed is fully grown.