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r. DUCLUZE 40, AucuOlerf
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD and Mahogany Furnit
H nre, Royal Wilton CaFpe,,ngs, etc al No les Wes.
Thrice nth st-Tutte Ducluzeau VIII sell on TUESDAY
April llth 10 O'clock the premises the entire funl
ture contained In The house No. los Wes, lSst the
furniture the style OF Louis XIV viz; teesee. dvans
chairs, and foot benches. covered with crimson
velvet se ebony carved pier table OF the mcst antique
fashion, Royal Wilton aud Brussels carpetug extra large
French plste looking manel glass Chinese willow chairs.
mahogany sofa and chair, patent dsdrm and csrcel
lamps speadid gilt clock French gut man-l nls
and gandoles suspenting wall brackets silver mounted
candestcks wh branches China dinser and servc-s
hail oil coths star carpet oIass stair rods French bed
stsads eeg mahogany bedsead OF style
feather beds, mattresses, kc
Also valuable oil paintings by the most celebrated
and ancient masters
Also the kitchen frnitarc with which the sale will COM
Catalogues ready ths day previous. all sis-
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THE QUESTION SETTl

rNHE WESTERN CONT ENT, received Ihis week by
Il WIN. TAYLOR co. No. Astor House,
Contains Hiram Powefs's Letters which settles beyond
doubt the Lester Controversy; Preparations for War
Major JHDson bis Travels No 5; the weekly letter OF The
celebrated NewYork sponoenI Broadway; Golden
Pills ginsl story; John The Bold concluded with the
usual variety OF Poetry New Correspondence scraps &C
Subscriptions s. per annum or .. cent, per No.
Published This Dsy-Wiam, The Transformation, by
Charles Brockd-r Brown thu American Novelist
thor ri Edgar HURLEY. jane Talbot Ormond, &c
This work the mr OF iIs appearance lat the close
OF the last century, received The Communications from The
di sngushed critics In Great Britain who seldom
hasy in procsm!ng the merits OF American genius.
Price -
Also, sl The cheap publications, Weekly Newspa-
pets, &c. for sale VI ol-ssle snd REAL by
ALI II MM. TAYLOR 1 Co. Aslnr Unun-.
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TIE SEw-YoRx AND sAu6EKriEs
WE1TE LEAD co

TIE NEW-YcRH AND sAuGERTIES
WHITE LEAD co.
ARE NOW RECEIVING froyr their Factory supply o.
n The several grsd-s OF White Lead usually manufactured
and can assure heir customers tbs, IN al essential qualities
con.,ipus superior article % paint HEY hsve in- t-s
,nonals 0, many o: the arses; consumes o. his aad o-
Cities 10 bear them on, II warrsrpns II
NO u can be furnished and Hose wishing pure sTc.e
can be supplied with such; and The Company VII agree 70
which NAV De detected IN any White lead sold By e ce
.sc orsqn;-aor Of :Aeir C0mpsy bearing th-r factory
The aboye is constantly sale he warehouse OF ne
Com psry, lag FROM - cor. Maiden-ane: :, ,,
s5Sais JAMES MeCULLOUGE.Pre President
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PATTAN CLOTHES Hampers, Cradles Willo-
laWsgons Clothes Baskets oval and square Childrens
Chairs Chdr-ns Go-Csru square Covered Market bas-
ke Kue and Spoon Baskets Of raitsn willow and ai!of
Ali IS Maideu-ane.
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TT For Boston vim Norwich and Worcester.
The steamer Worcester, Capt Bacon, will leave South
side OF Pier No North River every Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday. P. NJ connecting with the cars al Alyn's
Point Iaiu1 CALEB PRATT. Jr. Conductor
Er5,- To Let-A fine large Room on second floor Of
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NEW > : Oai hISD W " 4OOA.
THE subscriber would hereby give notice 20 his thenda
ard The public III general ihsi ne has 1s opcced Hat
sud Cap store leo Chshs-st, where be he's, and VIII
continue keep hand, complete assortment OF Hats
Caps Umbrellas, kc Of The atest and most fashionable
styl-a And ne wcu6 nyite hose Whining purchase
arcle. him CAL d txttrrs h'ea from
practical knowledge OF he business hat Q. Will give
satisfaction 10 al no may purchase Of hin
JOSEPH ". LESTER No. ls6 Chrhana-st.
P. S-Ev-ry article warranted 70 De such esr-p.eseuted
AZ Saw Owls
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Spring fasbions.
JOSEPH B. CLOSE s. co.
No. T.. BOWety.
MpNfx paNsx Nn rtIrT nprx =

MES's BOYS CHILDRES's
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING al wholesale retail, and
the largest IN any Store IN the city, Call
and n. B. Purchasers returning the goods unsoei
within three days after purchased have their money
again. hi Smis
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~ A Sovereign Remedy for the following Dis
Any person afflicted with pains dwellings blind
sores spinal weakness, constipation OF the bowels
bronchitis piles hsIua, white swelings fever sores
rheum CANCER dooreu1. r,ins. pain OF the side
and back, external Inflammation have all these
and any other scon removed which 10 beyond the con-
troll Of any skill or medicine otherwise Known
C.UTIosThe public cautioned against purchasing
any Magical Pain Extractor OF Comstock Co they
moi my agents. neither do sell them any Genera Depot
sale OF the only genuine Magical Pain Extractor es
Fulton-.t. Sun Building. y. Y HENRY DALEY.
New-Yurk, 20lh March 1896 al0 Sits
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ES POpfsh Confession ana Frlestcraft Expos
ed.-A Lecture the ucti-an treatment OF Females in
the Confessional by pUpi.h Priests will be delivered
this Saturday. evening ut II O'clock April lh In the Gin
Hall Of Nassau and B-ekInau ss by Monk Lea
hey late OF Marshall College Pa. Ladies positively
prohibited from coming This lecture; also, young
under age. Tickets 25 EACH be hal the door
The pamphlets female C, nession with the priests viii
10 for sale a the lecture Price IS
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e Free CONGREGATIONAL Church Sullivan-st be-
low Houson-sL-Rev 5 ID. Cochran will preach io-nor-
afternoon ats O'clock from Romans vii "a |Oh wretch
ed nan that who shall deliver from the body oflbs
1eath He VIII also preach al 10 A NJ. and Z! p. NJ.
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II pUCLuZEAU, Aucsone.s.
ELEGANT BLACK WALNUT, MAHOGANY
J. K CURTlSS, Auctioneer.
COMMUNICATION DESK md q

J. Z CURTISS, Auctnnrcr
rOUNTTSG-HOuSE DESKS and Offce Chairs
SJACOB ) PLArT Will sell This Mornng al 10 O'Clock,
the auction 3 PLAT, Gold, large assortment
OF The above OF superior manufacture, made sxpessy for
tho retail trade will be sold without 10 pay I'D
vances viz elegant Mahos sny Setting Desks, suitable for
banks ias rance Offices, With and drawers; do
Counting. House Desks, drawers feet long bisck
Walnut do; Mahogany Table Desks with falls do Read
ing Tables covered with broadcoth; Initiation Rosewood
Ofcs Cenlre Table, do Office Chairs with scroll
backs: u Ordinary Office Chsrs Cured Maple high
Stoos cane seats do Chairs seais black Walnut
Tables, double ,ops revolving; Curled Maple Centre
Standsu imitation Rolew ocd Oce high Chsr scroll back,
morocco cushion, etc etc.
N s-Dam.ged Hardware and Cutlery, from the Henry
Clay, on Monday, llth. all IL
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THE SUNDAY TIM.

THE SUNDAY TIMES
ND NOAHS WEEKLY MESSENGER Of ,o-morr
N will be than usually interesting both in It's select
ed and editorial departments. Among other articles viii
BIZ found
Poetry" Will thou love her sill -
Tales and ,radliious OF New York, No l9The Forgotten
Grave, snd Siormrg OF Fort Montgomery.
The Merchants Clerk turned CAB Dnve!-A Tale
Spoon Fashion "A humorous sketch.
A Chic Is among lskin' SoIes.
Naval Anectoie; Military Fools; Miscellany. &c. &c
The following is portion OF the Editorials;
Neutrality-suspicious. and Lawyers
A Sympathetic Hoax
Manageable Dan htcrs.
Our Relations with Mexico
Grace Church: WASHINGTON CORES pondepce; News by
the Mails Local ln.els TbeairicAs The Grand Me-
nssee the Foreign News ny the Unicorn should
before The hour Of ee!ng press and variety OF Other IN
teres,pg matters
PrcsS cents offce re2 Nas,su.s;, (up .tars) 1t
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r. Snles of II household Furniture and other
Property.-F Cotton & Co. will give their personal aten
Of Hous-huld Furniture durpglhe present
heretofore either their resdences the stores
No iIS Fulton 81 ADnst.
IT. Furniture boughtif prefrred MAJ lris
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NTOTICE-My wife Ms-gar-i Wood, hs. leh my oeSl
Sant board WITHOUT cslse provocsor Tais 70 ea1-
oa ali persons against hsroorng or seng h-T oo ~ ac
THOMAS HOOp. a. -
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Nx;ISpow SHADES or new oil preparation. II
w vented manufactured sad sod, wholesale SAC re.A,
exclusively by e. 7. WEBS. 50 per cent rgJsA!
bssuli 'u ard far durable ihsD ;h- FrencE ~
tory No II Divisons, 81 story Of The Ssckeu sqlldnsL
\. B.The store Is s5S Pearl-st 'our coors sol.a "a
Chatham. H. III.
ITO SEGAR DEALERS ant Segsr Ma-oiscI.' s
warning ali he varte.,es OF Segarpo1 Labels and Pa
per and Fancy Coored Papers manufactured ahc sore y
G. WELLS BROWNSONS Co. al the Drusg,sa ana fsi-
f,r.er,, Label Warehouse No So Coolest n Y all lwis'
N1IRRANKS, PLATFORM SCALES, wit
rau,sd perfectly add permanently correct or sac oJ
d1,r1Iiss FAIRBANKS CO. 70 Wali-ss.
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Columbia Fire Ins. Co. of Philadelphia.
Nnrrh. Wesfern Ins Co of O.w.nn - V

" TIE agency Office of lhese institutions i. located 3,
Y WALL-sr lone door below The Courier o;ce) Policies
-fled in this cs and al Losses are Likewise paid IN
N-~York. Insurance effected upon iercAqraiss Furni
:uJe, Factories FOndiet Nal Sore and properly geu-r
ally. m3l 2~eoeis' BENZ. 5. WHITNEY, Agent
Y DR.. Banning's Body Brnce.-For the
System generally particularly Of Dyspep.iz Costiven-ss
Pain In The Stomach and Sides Also children and adults
who weak tend 10 soop fatigue exercise,
ard are inclined To lean on one elbow.
lady 10 attendance IN the sdes' department from 10 A.
81. % ! P. NJ. and from 10 PM.
Osjce 437 Broadway mig Smiseod
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w l.. BURROUGHS, Plain .ae Fancy JOB !, Printer

w l.. BURROUGHS, Plain asa Fancy JOB Printer
Printing Engine lis FulIon-sL between Nassau and w"
liam SIS. S-~-York :, -
Every description OF Letter Press work executed IN as
good sve and prices low AZ any oce IN me cry
I'll. stock OF Fancy Typ. for Cards Labels Circular
BIZ Heads Commercial Blanks Hsntbtls, &c kc CON-
prs-s nearly every kind up By founders inhs county
as wen as selection FROM the English, French and Ger
specimens
u.e he has The Adams Power Press for book work, and
s.o The Patent for this Safe with four OF them osej
OF Rugg!es Printing Engine for Cards and other de-
crip;oc. Of sts! Job Work which boy OF II years
old can pint upwards OF 1900 impressions per hour IN
stgl- .clai 10 Inc finest hand press work.
Orders swered al The shortest notice and Al work done
he ,n- promised
rE Jobs received the Office only lcountng-room ID
story.) and no runners employed 10 sofctt crstou-
large OF Paper, purchased AZ low prices
E; trade sale viii be furnished 10 customers 81 small sd
vsLcs
Cards a, greatly reduced prices
Ward Committees be supplied with Tickets a, The
shorte.t notice all SITS
NOTICES. virtue OF landlords warrant, Will e1-
pose sale Al Pubic Vendle Monday the 18th day
10 O'Clock IL the forenoon, The corner OF Pine
and Nassau in The Basement L marble Top tables, 40
armed chairs, refrigerator. 1srole coor clock. 30 tun-
knives and FORKS, tables patent oven, bar
and fixtures, dish cover. crockery ware, &c
April :. lao. ALFRED ROACH. ConstRhie- az Ais
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oeues read y tho day previous.

GEO ROLLINS, Ancu0neef.
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNiTURE.-On
SMONDAY, April l5.h at 10 O'Clock, Al No. 1873 frank
lin..t neat OF Household and Kitchen Fufn
lure consisting part OF Brussels esrpss ngrsn do pl'
ano-foIte hue Toned and nearly new stool paoo cover
large French plate looking glasses window curtans
maho chairs dggeu mahos rocking chairs, brsss
fender, fire. yet, candelaDras, qusrteltes.
Alan "A number of fne DHinlnRs. nl0 Sits
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Boeton auetion Sales.

QYr. y. &c y. RICH, I'll srosdssrsoi. opposite
I'D Fosters wharf, Boston
On "Wednesday, April Is.
500 CASES Boors SHOES AND BRoGASs LEATHER, SKINS,
sc-Sols and Upper Leather Calf Lining Binding, Kid and
Morocco and other Shoe stock.
Liberal advances made consigDmenls Of Leather for
.,rrn, N, nr,y,,. sal. m2itaIS
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CHEAP WET DRY co

OHEAP WET DRY GOODS,
A Il JEREMIAH LAMB cRT'S, 81 Oreenwlch-st- COZ
n sstlng OF Elegant LIAM GtnSha"I nom !. gu " 20
ward also Croton Cloth for Gennernens summer Weu'
-, H., no, In ny.d in the Least Likewise. general a.
,ortmsnt of seasonable DRY GOODS; also Ingram ana
Venetian Carpetng OH Cloths NC togennr WIN Beuee'
a.sortmen, ofWiNDOW SHADES rom one " . In s,.
o.r o.ir-a!l OF which will he sod very cn.ap aIO JUS.
7pI e1DID NEW SPRING DRY GOODS
= L-muel Nichols 1877 Brosdway you'd sonclt me al
.,on OF sdies 10 his assortment OF new goods "hicn
b-n purchased auction and OF importers "ihn mo
nrr..nt week they embrace all that new, eessnI sna
a, moderate profit Among other goods ne would mcnon
inc following among the most desirable the market a.
fordf, VIZ
Nous de lanes OF every descnplon
S1rrge. omhre stripe;
B.izornes, Fr.nch gin CHAINS and printed lawns
French musliDs, orocAdo do
Black silk shays barge silk and various otner Styles al
paccas In glish and gauZe aannels;
Drawer Goods Swiss book and null! aconet, 'lctorla
lawns bishop do plain and striped muslin draperlee ALSO
French Irish and Scotch nens both sheeung and ansns
diapers napzinL ,-L -,
assortment Of hosiery and gloyns French coli
lars cspss, thread Iaces and edgtngA ,,,
Bsck Brussels lace muslin and Engsn thread likewise
a ysred stock of Domestic Goods, prntz while aho ofo"G
and shrings and all other goods thai are required
by families. &c la laeodSisl NICHOLS, 1877 Broadway
s,PKINts t.0UDs.-Wm T. Jennings Il Co. Dfapors
- Ta.lors Importers oi Cloths Cassmrrea 'esAngs
Fancy Articles &c - Broadway oppo.te the Soqn
goods comprising Cloths for Oress and Frock CoaA Cas-
simfes for Pana!oons To various styles Six Sam,
Nsrs-rs Chae sud Valencia Vesngs. &c which Will DO
up order through the aid Of eci,ct corps OF
be found IN The country a. our Usual
prices. 1870,
connue ODER Inducements 70 those who spprocslo n
combining elegance In addiuon 10 INC usual "
sorllr-nt Of goods by tho trade We nave always o1
hand Fscy Dress Arces great variety conssurg OF
Scsrfs Cravss H.ndserchi-s Gloves. Saapeoders Ho-
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NTATIUNAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN corner
NBrosdway and Leonard stThe XXlst Annual Exhibit
will be opened TO the public Thursday tho 10th inst
Season Tickets 80 Single admission IS cens. Gaia
ogues I2t cents. Vanishing day Tuesday all Sits
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5ituatirns, &e. Dante1.

XJASTED-A sirus;or nouseke Der in family or
w co,- Dy respectable widow Indy no !. cor pleie
r--dl--wuua.n II al is branches. has thorough
ed - OF hcu.-k-ePings possessed OF cheerful cspOs
.os snc ,earug Manners nso good ecu- aon Best Of
CIV references stv- sad required Address Eocse
o---e
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whatever ignorant empires The contrsry-that al
oils greeses pomAiums article OF similar character
positively injurious 70 hair thai shows any symptom OF
weakness or change Of color.
CLIREHUGHS PATENT TRICOPHEROUS
Is the only article invented that will prevent aud
Badness Grey Hair and entirely Scuf and Dand
ruff twill strengthen the weakest hair; give 10 Il so
glossy appearance and produces beautiful flowing curs
II has the combined advantages OF wash and oil with
the driving properties of the the greasy
OF the Other lts virtues established beyond cay
dispute lis equally beneficial for the infant As rs Tor
sdut and il only recommended but is IN daily
the principal medical fscuty the city and bv the
best families all over the country while The nobility OF Eng
land nothing else In Havana, Mexico snc
Brazil has superseded tho OF every other article for
preserving The hair and cleansing the skin necessary for
comfort in a climate
CLIREHUGHS Principal Office 205 Broadway, next TO
Ful,on-sl rnli lms
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I asst CCNCERT.-THE HUTCHINSON FAM
IL LY Home Branch specifuly give notice to the
citizens OF NewYork they " III give another, and their
last Vocal Entertainment al Nblos Saloon on Thursday
evening April 6th 1886 Card. admission so To
O'Clock precisely For particulars see future ad-
,,;.,ran, al 2tis
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al0 Sis

VIII n. JONES. Auctioneor
Dday Apr IS al iOi ococI al the slors II ]. D. In
gersol Co. No. ~ P.arl-st 500 cases. compr.snss
large and desirable assortment Of Boots Shoes and Bro
CANS suitable for tho Southern Western and City dealers,
Just received Catalogues and goods ready on The day
Won. 10 The sale mhiNtSrr-
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Bour6lnQ.

ESTLEMEN and their wives or single gentlemen
Iwi,hpg pleasant rooms with Beard can be accommo-
dated by applying iS5 Hrcsdway entrance IN Howard
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having BEEN reported thai the Nr~ Jersey Hotel, MOI
\ ristown N J. no, to he opened this season, IN
subscriber this method or informing the public and h
friends that he leased this splendid establishment
and Is ready accommodate IN The most genieel an
Ing public Morristowu is well known for Its saubritl
ard being OF the delightful summer residences
the country. The subscriber trusts that his efforts TO pleas
All 81 n A. CROWELL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-17
SHRINKING AND SWELLING OF
 MEAT IN THE POT.

when children, we used to be told tn . Dorl,. beef, sc, killsd in the OId of the EnoOn would shrink inIhepol and ifthe neac, fhGI q ,OouIJ sareH; and great many good, honest farmers, religiously observed the waxing and waning quarters for their periodical hacking. That some meat shrinks, while others sweIls, is a fact too notorious for cayil; but that the moon is to be praised or blamed for this agency, we must fully deny. The true causes of these changes is found in lse manner of feeding animals before slaughrering. An animal that has been long and we'll feed, until the fat has becOme fully charged with solid matter, will, on exposure 60 boiling water, abSord portion of Il and consequently swell the dimensions of the flesh while that which has been hastily or but partially fattened, will diminishin cook ing from the abstraction of the jucies which occupied the cavities or spaces between the lean fibers, This is the whole secret of the shrinking and spelling of meats. It will l thus be preceived that one carcass of equal weight may differ materially in value from another of nearly the same apparent quality. Eggs from we'll fed hens are also much more rich and substantial than those which are produced by hens sparinly fed. The latter will invariably be fouud meagre and watery'
 Am. Agriculturisf.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-17
The HaHRRfonie Read.

The relaying Of the rails on the HOusa-- tonic Railroad was completed last week.. and she new arrangement commenced on, Monday, the l4th fast. The steamboat MOuntaineer will leave New York at lE o'clock A N, asd Bridgeport as ll-2PM, on the arrival ofthe cars from Albany. Ae. cOrdiag to the bills, 2 hours are allowed for the passage between Albany and Bridgeport, and 4 hours between the latter city and New York. This, of course, includes all stOpPa- ses on the road, ahd afOrdsAmPlel time for the change of baggage, &c., to or from the boat or cars. It is expected that the pas sage through from New York to Albany, will ordinarily be performed in 8 l'2 hours. This will consequently be the most e1pedi- tious aud desirable winter route between the two cities.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-17

Ths urorrers and condition of the mail ser viee l,r inc past year are fully presented m 'hs rsn. r, af the Postmaster General. The re'enus for fhe year ending on the Ihirtieih oi June Is.s amounted 10 lhPte million tour huhI'te e, e;vhtv seven thousand one hundred aro :,'.s! .... nine a,,llars which is eight hundred 1'u V" ,ho',.snd ~;1 hundred and forty two dollars @ sNu t-..,. Ex. certa less than that oi the prsCtt "s % The payments for that department UU' sD~-tha came time amounted 70 i"ul .. .;Sbty four thousand two hundred ara m..tE .t ssee1 dollars and twenty two cents VI l''I ~rm five hundred and nety seven 'iious""u and ninety seven dollars and e'eh,i Cen's m" been drawn from the treasury S ne N'S, ,S;rtv .;. . thonsand {; UT hundred and thirty four doi- Sa~. and seventy seven cents more than those o' .S. rrsceding wear. While tke dishnrsemcn's h., heen thus diminished, the mall facliitles U Iars haen enlarged by new mail routes oi n'e 'hoosanS seven hundred and thirty nine mics an increase of transportation Ot one u'',tlo" reven hundred and sixty four thousann (. cneIlun. dred and forty five miles, and the estaoisnmeA' of four hundred and eighteen new pest ounces S Contractors, pcstmasters, and others ehgssetu ". th;s branch of the service, have performed lIieiI duties with energy and faithfulnoss deserving commendation. For many interesting GT r':an connected with the operations ot 'ils es!aO1s nn, ment you are referred to the report o' me tus' s Master General; and his suggestions TOT , proving its revenues are recommended to D;On SGuo favorable consideration. repeat the oP,n."n .u expressed in my last annual message Una. the business of this department should oe so EesHl lated that the revenues derived rom u snc"tu be made to equal the expenditures; anu " ID believed that this may be done by proper mool-
 1oru eY100 ron,rt of the Postmaster General, without changing the present rates of postage
 With full reliance upon the wisdom and pat riotism of your deliberations. it will be my dn!y as it will be my anxious desire, to cooperate with yeu in every constitutional effort to pro. mote the welfare and maintain the honor 0i ou' common country. ,o,v
 Washington, December 8, 1s46
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-17
DAIRYING.

The manufacture of butter and cheese is on- ly carried on to the extent demanded by home Cheese was formerly produced for sale, and of such quality that it commanded (when old) from twenty to twenty-five cents, per pound. The same system of manufacture is still pursued The different dairy apart- ments were shown us, and all informatIon Tn regard to the various processes and manage ment cheerfully given. The buildings appro- priated to tsis branch of business are rather small. They were erected soon after the com mencement of the society. and are less convenl- ent than most of thei: modern built structures are-t is therefore designed to supply their places by new ediice. to be constructed on the most approved plan. The several rooms for milk, butter and cheese, are kept with most scrnpulous neatness. Not fly or any other insect, nor even the least speck of dirt could here be discovered. The cheese room was cool and airy, the windows of which were protected by gauge screens, aud the temperat- ure kept low by wetting the floor with cold water After the cheese is properly cured in this room, aud before the weather has become SO cold as to make it liable to freeze. it is re- moved to room in the cellar or basement of the house. Here the temperature is nearly the same-about 45 degrees at all times. It iskept here any length of time and it improves with age. .t'