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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS Record.

PACKET SNIP RocHxsIrR will sail this day at II O'Clock
AN her letter bags will close at the usual places half
sHr RrrupLrc, belonging to Messrs So Arnold, has
peSc wa. aane6ea IN Providence in 1871, Her bulben
about 1900 tons.
BnIe DALM.rsOcK, Burns, master OF Allos, from She
dac, 3D. bound ork for orders, the 10Th Sept
oye,tsa BY aheavy gale which increased 20 hurricane
Al Phi found that nethnE had given way less
than Eve the 'hp was nearly full Of water after
cob e bos a.
sSd on sunday he Sstn James HssOn eaPeater aud Will
Is@..s$; "a I'D $500 ss%sf.
bs s P@ aSS s
,s By
came G up with the brig IIsd of s., dsmed and wsa want
ed assistance Lspt,n Aud Of tne Clyde,dale asked them
hearing Capt Aud out HIS boat aud sent them sind
Ciydesdale then bore up for HaliaI.
coLLros-The brig Maria sp.a Prior. hence, Oct l7,h
Putnam from Newburyport, of MoGtauk Point Moaday
Ssy r.ps .S.naon.d The erew Of he Maria spe ia
k.a of by the swedish brig Albion. from Bremen for New
n. Ro%,a owned BY Capt fatnam, and Gordon Tai
@ h sA Ssp From m,dasp Of 1 hs s 70 70 of the
wster,ogsed lih, lat So long ~, the null Of big
/
s'ahs esooose heuse panied grec1 with white PANELS
ohet hesu nd carved her sterG-eoud discern
any on on board Of he dsth lat a lou % experienced vio
lent gaze from SSW 70 lost fore and
ysais spencer and 10 sin liant bull ~arks
nc sd m 20 long a. hauled up for spoke the ship Po
mont from 81 John NIB Liverpool dismasted and in
sinking condition took of 10 the crew 1.-THE bark Nova
seot,s Of yarmouth NIB lying BY her and had taken
PAR Of the crew. the Novs Scotia had lost
2h LAT IS long passed shg or bark steering under
west; 25h lag IS long o. passed the Flora Of st John
steering east, with loss OF - ''''e' V"s
LsUScHrD-At Richmond, Va, on Monday last, an IRON
revenue cutter named Polk She lorg 2s feet
beam aud whole width, including wheel houses feet
The is MIR John Capes whose skill scknow
edged by all The engnee is Mr. VIM Ligthall, the In
ventor Of the famous Lghal half beam He
the beautiful engines OF the Polk at the Trede
gar Iron Works coaducted BY Joseph anderson the
There engines, each OF 70 horse
The diameter of her wheel 6 feer aud their lace
The Polk is pierced for ~ but viii be armed with H.
Her 30 923 aud IL indicated bv several small flags,
arranged according Rogers Blacks Signals These days
mounted al 70 show the number of the vessel We
understand tbt the Polk will cost ess than other similar
cutter We did hear that she would not exceed so0oO
scHr FAYETTEVILLE Green, at Wilmington, Of and from
tslumors arrived the sth reports on ThrrsdsY Tact
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The Crops.

not the least hesitation in saying that the quality Of
sugar in vicinity. the present season. will be very
superior while the quantity will fall short by at least one
half the amount made last year
The Miramiehi Cleaner. New Brunswick, says;-
Notwithstanding the spprehensons which were enter.
tanned in the first OF the respecting the failure OF
the potato crop, and damage likely be sustained by the
wheat, happy in announcing that no injury to
extent has received ether and that the
crops of the present ear generally speaking will more
than average those Of the past Hay has been remarka
good and the weather very favorable for sgricuItu
raj purposes Indeed the labors of the husbandman in
this section of the country, have been crowned with
abundant increase and calls forth fresh returns of graft
tuds
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AUCTION NOTICES.

WIN. MCCORMICK, Auctioneer.
III HANDSOME FURNITUkE-1hIs day. at 10 O'CLOCK, a.
d Leonard street. will be s,d-All the handsome iuin
Plate peT Glasses, Panofore, satin damask window
tsns Ou Paintings, Sofzs Couchs mahogany Chairs Gen.
tire Tables Wardrobes Msnts Clocks Grandoes Brussels
and Carpets Oil Cloths and all the handsome ium
ture OF seven bedrooms kitchen and Basement lie Cash.
city money o22 ltsHe
WILLIAM II. JONES, Aucuoneer.
LLEGANT CABINET Furniture, at Auction on Friday,
~ Oct IS 1876 AZ 10 O'clock Ware-rooms of WILL
LIAM FkOsT, No 722 Broadway topposre the New ork
10 order. and warrantedA which Rosewood aud
Mahogany Divans and Chairs covered
with rch damask deaine and worsted great variety OF
Ladies sewing Chsir rich Csyings Nah gany. Walnut,
Tables and Washsands Wardrobes Pembroke Tables: Hat
Stands ouartee tanes Towel Racks Sdeboards Votare
Chairs; Fancy Chairs; Rosewood French Presses Serpsn-
tine rich Damasx Covered Chairs; Books
can be examined until the hour Of sale Terms Cash
o2l 2tissrh
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Domestic Importation.

New 0RLEAys--hip Wabash,-26 bales rope cutting do
old baggnx IL do cotton Appeby-l6 do Everett Batte
III 90 Bogart knseandasd do Denniston Co-l0oo pigs
lead Rogers Co-36 frtins butter Gibson-5 iron
ston Co-looo pigs lead oodhue Cos bags ginseng o.
colt kessenl8 bbls 10 hla do molasses Ravens Co30
bols Southmayd Son-2O82 pigs lead Pollen Cogate2
bIs Franklin Thomas-l do Peievuyt Dider-96 bales
cotton Forbes box NesI-69 hhds 81 bXs tobacco
Messenger-7sl pigs lead Pollen Colgate.ioeo kegs
lard MIlbanhs Co-67 bbls oil Head Il Brothers
3 bales wool box mdse 9allAd-l case Mattison
q cks beeswaI " Gnswold-2 do Hicks Ltwrence-25
pbgs stanton Fro-l23 GALES hemp bxs mdse 20 cks do
do hogskins BOG bbls l25 bales rags order
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER aa.
Cleared.


S' S:isS; S ssss m
New Odssa:; Marmion, y hits, Ch..stea, Dunhs% Dr.
Pai baaass schmidt bsiehea; t Gorde Gs
ssis s9 2si ss ssSSs
ai s%f
spy Lacy Boston, Fosters NieLs.os JnO Adams. saun
sloop Rhode Island, Hail. Providence. Barge Oneida, Hs.
Taesd,y- hr Frances, Dyer Antwerp, Nesmith Walsh.
Bark RS..i. treble tiyeEPool Durham Dimcn Briss
,oa; ABBY Amelia, Coiba5n, LsgaayFs Bouehaqd The
Ssaa @ S r0is a
bTdsspo p sG0 k kiSd
Arrived.
Packet ship Baltimore Johnstone from Havre, Sept 7th
md"s to Stanton Frost Tns " has tIee.isncsd severe
s Ship sa' Williams. day. S.wsarypor s.
% s sar .l. Ro.. RsSa % Yam
, . sr
Of Sept e. Is Is no poi STs
"a % na q days from E,poT for Dsne SS NJ; 18th hnSs
from where bound I'ih exchanged sig
nal. Ms s s%sS SSs.S NC with
schr Deborah Robbins. from Washington, NC. with naval
schr Emma Julia, Rowland, feom Newbern. NC, with ma
schr Bounty, Cuthen, from Newbern, NC, with naval
schr Anaconda, Rogers, from Washington NC, with naval
sehr Ocober Nckeson day from Boston. with mdse.
master
schr : A Appleton, ickers u, Boston md,e.
Schr Lou sa, small. Bost IN, mdse.
scnr Jas White, -, Philadelphia coal
Below.
Swedish brig Albion, from Bremen
Ships Sardinia for Liverpoo Meglnco ok for Antwerp;
France for Europe; ellen; Memphis, for Oreans SUIT.
for Chart bsrks all hasee for Mobile: Illus
fr Liverpool; Reform for Mobile; brig Coda, for st
and others
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.
SAFETY OK THE STEAMER NEPTUNE.
Rumored Battle with the Mexic ans
sc. Sc &c
BALrrMoHR, wednesday evening.

BALTINoRB, "Wednesday evening
The Steamer Neptune, for whose safety great
fears were entertained, has arrived safe at New
Orleans.
We learn from the Delta of that city of the
l4th instant, that there is a rumor Of another
attack on the American Army by the Mexicans.
The Mexicsns have been again defeated.
The Western Mail contains no news of impor-
lance.
We have no local news worth mentioning
Our merchants are waiting with great anxiety for
advices by The steamers-meanwhile all opera
rons in -four aud grain ARE at stand.
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BUFFALO, Wednesday ever

STATE OF TUE MARKETS Sales were made to-
day OF 900 bushels of Ohio and Wisconsin
Wheat, at from rs so cents. 5000 barrels of
Michigan Flour were sold at 81 rs 81 37a.
Corn 10 900 bushels went off at 42 cents Penn
sylvan Butter brought cents. Ohio Cheese,
10 cents. Salt 81 Is.
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CEN nERCIAL.


HEs.-The market was pretty brisk. and the sales
amounted TO 300 barrels pots at 81 0o and about us do
pearls at 81 621&
CorroNTh market continues quiet and prices firm.
Operators anxiously waiting for the accounts from
tha nthar at1a
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Der l9-Sperm-We have heard Of sales for the week
Of no bbs 50 cents and 2i6 bbls at IS cts Whale
The only sale have 10 notice il lot Of 400 bbs at
32h cents cash Whsebone - 2 900 lbs Nor Invest
Coast have been sold at SO cts
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FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL.


Experienced Teacher residing in the Country, takes
"A into her family number Of Children not ten
boarders scholars No spared TO render the
home the pupils and 10 advance them IN
their studies Great attention paid to their he slth aud morals
The situation is very retired and healthy. No day scholar
is admitted There present three vacancies FOR ie-
ference and terms enquire at 81 Hammond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-22
BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports,

Home Ports.
BALTIMORE Oct 3-Cld ship Ann, Hill, Key West; Br
brig Bermuda Carson Brbadoes; schr Charlotte Somcrs
New York; sioop Cutter Nsghel, Galveston.
NORFOLK Oct le-Arr schr VIM Henry Ryder, Province
town, bound 10 Fredericksburg
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oresxn sIn porIaIions.


HAMBuRG-Bark Maria Franzsko-l2 cks 10 bags chests
Roving Witte-l bale II Van Dewert-l case S-5
do w kobby-ss7 pieces spelter Mornings b1s cassk
bags TAG spelter oIdel2 bales Des Aries Husen
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIrIcATIoN.
New Bedford ON Marked.

FLorR-Thers was very little done, and the market
closed 6rm at SIS so for Western.
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PHILADsLrHIA, Oct %, ls46

PHILADELPHIA, Oct %, 1s46.
Atelegrsphc despatch from your city, last evening
stated that the Caledonia had been telsgraphed below
Boston yesterday morning, just the mail left The
community were on the qui all the morning in the
expectation Of reaching the city, bu, il to bs
false reper and has only increased the anxiety for b
arrival.
The prosecution in the Of Professor Map.. baxa
closed their examination Of Witnesses and this mbrn,ng
the defence commenced. Col James Watson Webb was
called to the stand TO testify to the integrity the
dsnt The evidence of the other witnesses was in rela
ton to the capacity Of the sugarhousc and
TO contain the quantity Of sugar which the advances
obtained.
motion yesterday made in the Court Of Quarter
Sessions by Peter Browne, Esq., to qussh the petition
oontesuns the election of Mr. Lear sheriff be aside
Tor insunicency The rule granted, aud made re.
turnaoe on saturday next
STOCK sales were only TO medium extent to day and
a. prices the same yesterday. Flour continues quiet
holders and buyers are awaiting the arrival OF the
steamer
sstos or stocks at PhiIadelphin.
FIRST BOARD Oct 2i-6 shares Commercial Bunk, 5i4 /
hhensh 49, sehuylki Nsvigstoa 2o,; Pennsy Iysni
Cincinnati, - '' 80 ." No""e'e'ai Da".'
r 20 SALEs2 shares Beaver Meadow IS: 500 State
,n;s " rmneIs and Mechancsi Bank 4tI.; 800 Wit
ys e "o~ d. Hs' Girud Bank, 81 $50 U. s. Loan,
A., seSTo BoARo-5a Commercial Bank Chm, t5 900 State
AFTEh SALEs-1 ono Stafe -.
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THs sroRM-The gale OF Tuesday was also saver.i,,
ieit on Lake Ontario The thT schooper tsrerS
Pus belonging 10 Toronto, towed into Oswero on
Friday, In disabled state Another Canadian .cboonsr
81 ~hoat- Rochester .7ds 20h
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

RYa middle aged person. who fully competent under
ID pke the control Of Set Of Books and the general
poudencs Tin Engl sh Lsngusge) of Mercantile Ests
blishment Clerk in Whole sale Grocery and Liquor
having had experiences IN BOTH would have
this city other part OF the State that may
oaol eIrc
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THE Sock and Fixture: Of the Bar and Coffee Rooms
Wall will be sold at bargain, ii applied Tor inme
dey Reasons tor selling made known by applying on the
pYem
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N&R JAMES BEvERlDGE, Sail Maker, Corner
ux9\ Front and Roosevelt streets-Sss, Awnings, Bags
Sc. made order, in aod substantial manner
at lew prices Sails be repaired injured against hre ana
stored traits. Occurred from rats and dampuess.
All orders punetpsllY executed osa im'HH
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10 no beAs9 DC, aos9 sh,re. East Boston Co. iss.
hR slh g do, 20 d.. elss 2I5 DO sl So o'' "of'
SECOND BOARD-10 shares East Bo.ton a. Ina. ~ ,
After the second board sales of Nor~ich Is en-. s go
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WANTED.

DY sober industrious, and educated person, who writes
ID good hand. but borne down by misfortune, situation
Keeper ctabe House. or any other en-
poyment his services would spprecat~d, either
in this CITY part of the ssis Of New Yors hrst
for A. B. this Office will be Immediately amended
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OIL-OIL-OIl

OIL-OIL-OlL.
GOOD WHITE Winter Oil, six shillings per gallon,
" usually sold for dollar; white sperm OIL
rsnted burn all night aud give beautiful clear and brill
quality, at six ihilllIgs Ger gallon; for sale by
lis Division st, between Eldridge and Allen SITS,
and $40 Grand street, second block
ole lwsr East If the Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-22

AT THE MERCHANTs EXCHANGE, on Tuesday.
"A the 9th dy Of October, (inst) at II o'clock, BY
ANTHONY J. BLEEKER, Auctioneer.
The following valuable Lots being part OF the Rose Hill
Estate, VIZ
lots we,ery side Of Sd avenue between Goth and aoth
SITS, being south of 30th street.
Slots in Both south side between Sd and LeYng
ton avenues commencing IS feet west of 50 avenue
l3 lots north side between LIST and ID avenues
Taese lots GRADED and regulated.
side between I'D and $50
If One ofhese lots il $50 feet
deep, will be graded and regulated by the seller:
22d street, between LIST and I'd avenues,
each Is feet by half the block
oath south de between LIST and I'd avenues
each Is feet by half the block
The,e lots belong Mrs Hayward and portion Of
the estate of the late Nicholas Cruger.
The Title ndisputable having been the family for
yer half century.
Terms of Sale-o per the day of SALE
delivery of the deeds the LIST Of November and the
per cent payable half yesry from the .t OF November
will be ready three days before the safe
For further information apply the mo Broad
street or TO FRANCIS B. CUTTING,
.20tn17s No. 70 Wall
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WANTED,

WANTED,
DY two young Women, situat one as ChamoermNd
ID and Waiter and the other as Chambermaid and Ssmp
stress Laundress particulars apply At 76 Twelfth
street, in the
NB-To be seen for week. o222ter
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UNION COURSE RACES.
GREAT EXCITE MENT,
49, The Gr.at contest tskess place this day, at
ALA 3e'cock. between Lady Suffolk" under the
y saddle and James X. Polk in harness, for $ise'
1ryYS--. three nile heats
IIalls uu this Race "a foliows:- . -
Leave Brooklyn e6 4 M. Leave Brooklyn Y NJ,
p N. r. M
and Return a the Race is over.
Fare Is cents each way.
t;cL.,. nm the N.r York aide oa7 itT
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A. T. STEWART & co.
HAVING made extensive purchases the large and
emptory auction sale of French Goods from the cee
brated mandatory Of Pature, Lupin Seydoux, Sieber
CO. Of Paris, enabled to offer the
Richest Paris Silks and Silk Robes;
Cashmere d'Ecosse, printed and embroidered;
MousseIine de Lame, do do
Rich Cashmere Long and Square Shawls &c. &c;
At prices greatly below the cost of importation.
ol7 lwisrc Broadway and Reads SITS.
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A SITUATION as Nurse or Nurse and senpstrssss: by 3
children perfectly we will be found attentive sua
ten she may fill Any commands left for her 65 Broadway
Millinery and fancy within door OF Prince street
will be respectfully attended Respectable references
o2
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THE HIGHEST PRICES advanced in large and small
sums gold and silver Watches Diamonds, Plate, jew
cry Dry Goods Furniture Cothng and description
ef Personal Property. JOHN VI DAVIES,
Licensed Pswnbroker, 232 William st. near Duane 81.
Persons received in private Office by ringing the bell
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New oissn.; asth, RoeEoa and MaIcis..
Pierce Fianc. Depsu sagony New York; 18th, Francis
Do s0'h EnperO for D. Je'Ore Jackson New York; 'o'h
Loading Zurich, Fraacls and UTICA, for York; Yer
Paul. "a sss' S's' D'1'1'a
Ia Pon1Ae,ny siiyis de Gs';s toui, Philippe TsIla
ton: Jane. Cooper. and Miadls'er from New orlesns
E Yoaf sd isR
IL aSwe 81 lama Ysri Copenhagen.
H.LrAI, Oct l,In port sehr Boston, Laybold for Bos
Yd1l % sfgs iG S.GPss FEW
s Nd SID s
Cobb 5v,spoS ESse and Cou%S S RnSS.s
of NM: ,s: NSs. aS
Is Eys s o:s SS! D: :sst
asdSsept issh. seI,mpore Baker, and A.she,n., Bou
fddss aSaS row Bc.es
Ashs ma md
Ss. Rcse Saass NS h fss
dy Luce NYcIa 'S ',sr Hannibal sns EGS'
Sorssa. ; Hsr%sd 2 Hs1wd ssV.a".h BIou
dcs Sh.. ,ssn., Rs;D
Esses Welsh BOSTON, Sd. Glen Helen McLeavy, Noreans;
CieasdeIea and Rhone for Baltimore; Cronstsdt and
sabstt Boston; John Csmpbell Psrthenon and liar.
mouy Tor New Orleans Aureus and American, for New
York. Champlan, Philadelphia; Colons for sayaunah
Loading Dsmss Remittance and Tennessee for BIOS.
tons Msndane Aliance and Richmond, for Charleston;
Asia, Cor Mobiles, ondiska Hen!y Bliss, oSnmd koysi
siddons Francona Hamden Cornelis, Esnore Pontiac,
Liverpool, Empire and ST George for New York; Msss-
chusefts, for fhiIadepbis. -,
LoNpoN-Losdur- Csskie and DRAWS for Cha.es-
Marcia Boston; Margaret Evsrs st James, and Wal
pole for New York; ship Robert Fulton Davis Singapore
and Man La
Ranhawa do.
LfMrnIoK, Sept al--Sld Sarah N Orlssns.
LovDo~psanY, SEPT ee-Sfd Fanny, Orleans
Mara, sept ii-sld Aretiirss, N York
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WANTED,
RYa Protestant Young Woman, .tnaon a. Cook.s
Understands all kinds of country work Please enquire at
Is Mott street o2sN~r
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EFir0cf or sarspariIIn.

snpR - s. p Oates. l-u,tosk & Co., eas
~ ter"ait4 compound hg.d extract %, Sas
ptri.a. ia' irr cgfe 80 Suefata C&Ystic Ross
rsr' Gt.'r5l DatIty Canp,oss Hl,ans Ut
tfr, SesIg LpP9su d ne Nkia, iimeiss OF Fae
taiu - e. tge, Hoebiial sad SsytiioM B,es
So, BsiS' rom "a ,ng1rs batii If i4t tody tifs
rat'gns 81 10 I4fo4f anil ifgt Ina AFraass
Falas and SUI 3agf % zee BsHn, and aa Dtas
rrs alinHg fT5rt "a impure STATE " f8t Elo9d. ~
PFnuts AMI itfnasGt,s ii Ltfs. Ertesnte ID
u NusWy 81
The great popularity Of Ssrspsfills. ard %. @
iaOisbed eihcaey FENDER Il supcidauos o 5nta
inio aFy cncomam Of as siitucs, Of adduce al
r,.aeHec % t.s favor.
The Sar-pafiIa isWarsari.d positively b so'@
a. any other ihsl can ba u,ads VI uee p.ll4f i
last halt Mo PRICE Of those 81 much adtrftist4
and a. stung and ~ as large bJ.lle., w -fal
tegtS Per uvtlio, OF four Dollars per D,4.n.
lhs article has cured Scrtfiia nt, 81 years, i.
ter the Dollar articles had b On used il vain.
10 bc had u lhe agents 81 Comstoek & Go. "a.
Jy, throughout the country, 10 New Yuta oBlJ It
81, Cortland Street
lnqHrc always Tor Comsioe& & Cos safsplil
la, at ft:ty Gents, and have no other.
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MAKING MANURE.

The chief, the grand object With every
farmer, should be the accumulation OF ma.
uure from one years end 10 the other, day
in and day OUT, and from every possible re.
source. Not a single pound of feathers, or
of haif-ol horn or Of pooi-uoi a single
pint of ashes, or Of soapsuds, OF utire--noi
. weed, ii Il were possible TO prevent It,
should be lost-all should be saved and con
yet,ed into manure. D, one thing every
farmer is certain-that cultivation exhausts
his land-som,thin Of course, must be
done TO restore ina, Of which II is exhaust
ed. How long will horse work i he gets
no feed How long viii the best COW give
mix II she gets nothing 10 eatl Neither
can a farm be worked aud MIXED without
being fed,
Instead of locking ouly TO The stable or
the cowpen or the balnyard for manure,
and mauag ~ them carelessly and unskll.
fully, the lhlnklug farmer will effect that
there IS nothing which will rot but what
NAV be converted into good iatlenlng food
tor his farm. Ii a horse dies on tie farm,
let him be cover, d with cart loads Of earth,
end the very gases Ihn. escape II ;he course
o. putrihcauon, vii lmpTcsuale aud make
good manure Of the whole mass. Letnoih,
ing lie o.t-nos even The olai Of the pouI.
ny or pigeon house.
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rected in March. Continue It's culture as
recommended by DR.. Philips in the Ameri.
can Agriculturist, Vol. ?.
Plan, upland rice in drills about Is
inches apart, or SOW broadcast, and harrow
in the seed, us is directed foe los land rice.
Co'erthe groundtNo inches thick with old
rice straw, in order keep down grass and
weeds, aid 10 nounsh the crop. irrigation
is unnecessary 10 the culture Of this yarle-
~ of rice. II will grow on poor sandy
ridges and also on wet lands. Continue
sowing lowland rice.
Attend TO the cane fields, keep lie earth
loose and clear Of weeds.
Occasionally sir the earth around the
tobacco plants both with The hand and the
hoe, Al first, share the surface, and alter
the plants increase 10 s,zs, gradually draw
a sighl ted toward them. Closely exam.
me The plants every night and morning, and
destroy the numerous worms which feed
upon them. Firs. look for small grub
about the roots under ground, and after
wards q large uely worm which feeds upon
the leaf There Is also q small worm
which attacks tie buds Of plant, and il not
killed, vii prove sure destruction TO lis
fut;ker growth. Another worm Of small
Ter size may be found within the Two coats
Of lie leaves, which feeds on tie juice
alone. All Of. thls work can be done by
boys and glrls from 10 10 Ii years Of age.
Prepare your ground for sweet pota.
tees by ridglng up rows shout four feet
apart. Set out your drawings similar 10
rabbages, e. GIT Or ten inches asunder 10 'he
ridges, as fast as they Use, and the season
will permit. Some prefer large round hills
four feet apart each way 10 dr,lls Hoe
Ond plough your Irish potatoes and lndsn
corn. Sow cabbage, sasoty aud cauhtt1w.
er seeds for next winter, bu, lei them re,
main in the nursery bed until August
Sow carrots and parsnps. Plant young
orange trees and water ,hcm unnl they
take root.
Yea may sci Gu! all kinds Of evergreen.
successfully.