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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH.

REPORTED FOR THE CRESCENT
MOBILE, May 10, l94S.-Cotton: sales of 400
bales to-day and 1000 yesterday lniddling, cents
good, 54-stff. Better grades for Northern ac
count. Exchange: rates same-none offering
No news.
Louisville, Nashville, and New Orleans Telegraph
PEOPLES LINE
THIS LINE is working far South as Memphis,
Tenn with the new and powerful COLUMBIAN
INSTRU MENTS,' and will be completed to New
Orleans the FOURTH Day OF July, next.
Communications will be received the office of the Com
pany, COMMERCIAL EXCHANGED and transmitted by
fast Steamers Memphis and there telegraphed any
Western Northern Atlantic City and after the 4th
instant [my6l CHARLES DOANE. Superintendent.
IL CAMP STREET IL CAMP STREET.
- ~ GUINNESS & BUSH,
IL Camp street, N. o.
FANCY AND 94 TofEH I ARTICLES:
COMBS, USHES, PERFUMERY:
FANS, RETICULES, PURSES,
Dressing Gases, Work Boxes, Desks,
CANES, UMBRELL
SHIRTS SCdRFS, CR.7V.dTS, GLOVES,
GOLD PENS. CUTLERY, ETC.
II Camp street. IL Camp street.
RE- To Purchasers of Clothing-Cal at ALFRED
MUNROE & co.'s One Price Store, No. 81 Magazine street
may always be found the largest assortment oil GOODS IN New
Orleans, and nj uniformly low prices maa
Bowie IL sands,
Wholesdle and Retail Dealers IN
CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, ETC.
ming I'm 20 fosofS Corner Il Fchouptouas street.
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d. See Jack Adams black fsh-lake-end road

GF We had been thinking that the overthrow of
Louis Philippe, and the downfall of Metternich,
were the most remarkable things of the past three
months, but we think more, after hearing that
the Post Office Department, ten days since, brought
on the Britannia's mail from Boston to New York,
in advance of the news by the telegraph! Who
shall be astonished at any mere revolution, after
this
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~ We learn, verbally, says the Natchtoches
ohronirle OF the 18th inst, that William R. ID.
speight, formerly Parish Judge of the Parish of Sa-
pine, was killed at Many, in that Parish, on Mon
'uay last, by man named Bombay. We have not
ascertained the partcnlars
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Could MT COME IT..-A young woman by the
name of Ann Henderson,, yesterday essayed to
make an affidavit before Recorder Baldwin, under
the following circumstances: She, poor innocent
girl, was coming through the market, when
swarthy Italian or fat Dutchman, she did MT know
which, who sold apples potatoes in the market,
she did Mt know which, snatched from her tender
arm reticule containing linen cambria wipe'
a pair of gloves, and $50 in gold, which John Nc
Carey had given her to fee a lawyer. The tale
would Mt go down the magistrate gullet, howe
yer, and she was requested to march.
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SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1s4s.

Gs- The Rev. Alexander Campbell will deliver
his third discourse on Universalism, in reply to the
Rev. Theodore Clapp, tomorrow evening, at II
O'Clock, in the Presbyterian Church, corner Of
Carondeiet and Perdido streets.
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MAIL FAILURE-1hat old and intermittent dis
ease-an incurabe one, we fear-of failure of the
mails, occurred again yesterday. We had no papers
except those of the surrounding country ones.
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OF Through the pressure yesterday of our voltlm-
inous and interesting Mexican correspondence and
news, many articles that in type for our last
number had to be deferred, and therefore appear
fo-dav
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ORLEANS THEATRE.-Bellni's grand opera of
Norma, and new vaudeville are offered this even
ing for the benefit of Madame Pouzzol, it being the
last night Of the season.
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IAYLoRIsM-Most of the papers of the Wing
party are apparently preparing advocate General
taylor as their candidate for the next President.
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sTIcKNEY's CIRCUs.-We observe by the Alex
andria ua9 papers, that Stickney's Company give
number OF representations in that town, commenc-
ing on the 9th. Success attend them.
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FIRE AT MoBIE.-We learn that early on the
morning OF the 18th, a fire broke out in the music
STORE Oh +. Z. unger, on Dauphin street, Mobile,
pnl was subdued ere much damage ensued
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Gs- We are indebted to Capt. Hussey, of the brig
Mary Jane, for the Tampico Aoticioso of the 10th.
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TO THE PUBLIC

A CARD.-The proprietor, of ARMoRY -
n HALL, ambitious Of furn5hIng N thef patrons 81
have been accustomed to find in the Saloons OF this s
CITY lint being unable do at the opening account of
the difficulty of procuring good Cream happy to
have il in power that they have succeeded
in making an with OF the largest Diaries
The State furnish them with plentiful supply OF pure
rich Cream, that they confidently promise that
can be manufactured in the Northern cities my3 2dp6
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U. S. DISTRICT CoURT-h. Admiraity.-The
rule for rehearing in the case of the Iowa and
Declaration will be argued to-day, by Messrs. Cry
ner and Upton for the claimants, and Messrs. Ben
iamin and Micou for the libellants.
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SEMI-WEEKLY.-The Semi Weekly Crescent Of
this morning will contain Mexican News, with
ample correspondence; Mr. Buffers report, in the
United States Senate, fugitives from labor, with
history of the laws in the free States the subject
well worthy of an attentive perusal; Foreign and
Domestic News; Review of the New Orleans
Markets. with correct table of Prices Current, etc.
Per dozen, 40 CENTS cents per copy, in wrappers
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
SUNDRIES.

SUNDEIEo,
IN STORE and landing. for sale by the suh'croeS
leo boxes Baker Chocolate Cocoa and Bona; ,.,
$50 whole and 4 bbIs Butter, Water and Boston ofa'N'9
800 dozen English Pickles and Sauces;
$50 bags Soft-she Almonds;
100 boxe. Brandy Fruits, assorted;
80 do. Punes, % ib EACH
100 do. Assorted Jeies pint jars;
10 bbls. Guava Jelly, small boxes
60 cases French Fruits, in juice; ,
SO dozen and * Id cans Kentucky mnsa'u'
100 do Genuine Worcestershire Sauce
so do Essence Peppermint, pint bottIes'
500 boxes Fire Crackers; ~,
800 baskets Olive Oil, "a and II OF. bottles
so drums Sultana Raisins;
100 boxes Brandy Cherries;
10 do Boxer Btters; .,;o..
so cases fine old Port Wine direct imponahop, in niu,a
and Tuar rfs1 'e'' INV" T. f. NICHOLS y 90
myi8 81 Italian Mediterranean 10 and 70 1alnp %ss
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LARGE SALE OF SHIRTS
AND GENTLE.ME,N' S FURNISHING GOODS.
AT No. Is Camp street.
FTNHE STOCK CONSISTS Of
l. 1860 dozen Linen Bosom SHIRTS of all qualities
1000 do do. do. do. do.
Check coloed do.
Ganze, Merino and Silk UNDERSHIRTS.
do do do. DRAWERS.
Night Shirts Night Gaps; Morning Gowns. -
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS-Sik, Linen, Cam
brio.
Suspenders; Money Belts; Shoulder Braces
Cravats; Neck Ties, etc.
All which are offered at less than the can be pro-
cured in the Northern cities. -.
s For the express accommodation of our customers this
establishment will be kept open on sundays RON 10 III
o'clock A. NJ. ISAAC HARi
New Orleans Shirt Depot, and Gentlemens Furnishing
RanL' " " myl2-2dp If
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GUADALUPE, W.L-The Courier of last evening
is indebted to the kindness of one of its friends for
an extract from letter, which he has just received
from Point Petre, Guadalupe, by a vessel direct
from that place, as follows:
Every body here is in state of great excitement,
as no one knows what may happen. A vessel has
sailed from France with seven Commissioners of
the Provisional Government, who will proclaim
Liberty on their arrival here, and it is feared that
the result will be general revolt in the Colony.
Already several gangs of slaves have refused to
work, giving for reason that they free, and if
not free by an act of the French Government, they
well know how to make themselves free by force
There has been fighting at Martinique. A few
nights ago. the negroes of this place brought down
the city gates with axes and clubs. All the troops
We're called out, and we were like to have general
revolt Every morning, incendary hand-b are
found posted on the walls. In fact, we are stand
lug over volcano.-We are in want of -four, oil,
and other provisions. Every thing is extravaganty
dear and, worse than all, we have no money!
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~ lhe English Chartists acknowledge that
they We're caug ht in trap by meeting on the Sur
rey side OF the Thames at London. for the bridges
were all fortified against them, and they were un-
armed, as they said they would be- London
correspondent of the NewYork Tribune saws, in
relation thereto: There is day coming when
they will meet where they can march to the House
of Commons-and march ,peH armed This 7
know. is their secret determination
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~ 1t is said that General Harvey Gate Colonel,
VIII head the expedition against the Yucaan In.
dians' If the bill granting aid to the whites of thai
peninsula become law.
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% The model artists still fiourishing in New
Orleans. We begin to think that Parson Brown.
lows description of thai city is too warm, after
alL-Mobae Tribune.
Very illiberaI Mr. Tribune
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w R HALL. SURGEON DENTIST,

W r. HALL, SURGEON DENI 1s
IA Caroadeiet street, NenooT No.
WILL perform all operations on the - lei I7- ~
manner. ARTIFICIAL TEETH insert n ~ srs LAVA
ed from one to whole set, on the mostQl IYYYYy
modern and improved principles = c,,.r,nn and with
Teeth extracted without the use of Choroiorm' anu
but slight pain to the patient FL: md .tr;ct appica.
From long experience IN his ploes'on ubie patronage.
Reference can be given to the most eminent mv17 3n
and Surgeon Dentists in the country ----- M
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NO HUMBUGnD coIEMAN'S
UPWARDS of 1000 bottles OF Ok. M during the
u GONORRCEA MfXTU RE have been solu liver 0veT ten
past year. without complaint single cha
dozen used in our U. s. Hospital TINS ad ecertGiHB
enges competition both in the point Of tasn % in every
case taS- Sold by II KENNEDY "a GhanteesS TnEP0T
at DR. A. w COIiEMAH'S TONICBITIEfk.so WIS
% POYJJR.aS Street, tp-'
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10 There are looking-glasses for the face, bu
none Tor the mind. The defect must then be sup
pied by serious reflection on ones self. When the
external image escapes, let the internal retain ant
correct it.
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Kate Meadows VS..
John Proctor.-This interesting case has been put
upon the Jury docket, and will be called to-day
and set for trial. MIR. Prentiss has been engaged
as counsel for the defendant. Messrs. Upton and
Frost appear for the fair plaintiff Some most sin
gular Developments may be looked for in this trial
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MOST EXTRAORDINARY Wy w aanniyTEM-
ITO THE MARRIED AND THOSE We or.s's
4 PLATING MARRIAGE-THE MARR,,fED ;ce grp Gtb
PRIVATE MEDICAL CoMPANoN-by DE- "A. 'ia"''''
Edition. Price 81. IL: ..les--2iG 600
This work is meeting with most astounding ssIs Is ge
ting COPY Whether married or unmarried although
tended especially fer the married as it disc9 Here
every female can discover the causes. symptoms rs IN
most efficient remedies, and most certain iouo "
every case. For sale New Orleans hy IN Ga Charles st.
my8 I'm 2dp J. b. RUSCONl No az 81 ods'1 on the
eY Copies will be BY mail free OF P9''sNs New Yo
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE

No. 81 .bdgdLlne street.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.-Our friends and customers
l. are informed thai our Cutter Is here from New
York. and will remain until the 24th inst Those OF our
who wish have their taken, or to order
any article of Clothing, do with almost cer-
tainy OF beng well pleased in style and hl Persons order
ing articles will be under obligations to take them, H. On
their receipt, they do not prove perfectly satisfactory
s5~ Please call before the 24th inst.
my1O 2dp5t ALFRED MUNROE u co. "a Magazine T.
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call and examine for themselves. ap8
sY~ French, Spanish and Italian Languages.-By
oLLENDoRFF's NEW hETHoD Of learning to read, TTe
speak the Gbope LGnguagssThe Undersigned practical Pro-
the French, Spanish English and Italian angus
pecty informs the gentlemen and others OF this commercial
acquire thorough knowledge the
languages that he has lately and established his Day
Evening Glasses the following Daily lessons $40
month lessons three times week. SIS per advance
Glasses day and evening" the and pupils
admitted day. j. S. DePALOS,
Professor Modern Languages, No. IA Exchange Place.
Opposite the Post-othce.)
his office from oS O'Clock, and The from
Glasses be formed Of the CITY, Notice left at the
Mr. j. b. Steel IA Camp will be attended ap
t." The America Graefenberg Theory does not
presume medicine all diseases. IDLE and
dent doctrine intelligent community
language quack and pretender But the series Of
offered by the Graeenberg Company EVERY DISEASE
antdote.
u Agents, Graeenberg Series, fourth page. me-
eY7 Strangers in the City, see Dr. B. F MI LIENS
advertisements in the other columns this piper He is one the
his profession the United States All that stand
need would dc well give him CALL at Sc Gust
mh6 Pm
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p~ Fashionable Clothing-CHEAP FOR

n~ Fashionable Clothing-CHEAP FOR
CaSH-ALFRED MUNROE & CO, No. 81 MAGAZINE
street. would call purchasers their assortment OF
Fashionable Spring and Summer Clothing
which they offering at very low prices FOR CASH oNf
w following described goods all of the latest Styles and
the very best All our goods are war
ranted IN every respect. -
French Merino Drap dEte Dress Goats, Frocks M 0 M
and sacs.; .--... Iron $40 90 90 to sig 3 90 60
Plaid srped and Checked Linen %
BSy sa Y eosr saa cssm aeP 1 Coats 90
Liam, Cloth and pP a TEsed IS ss and Polka Goats GO
Croton CLOTH Drap d'lnde and Seersucker Sacs and mn
Pantaloons.
French Merno Drap d'Ee Pants. from S. 90 to %
Black Dp de visnne, English Merno and to
Black and blue Alpaca ~ 9o 10 70 On So
ReI nda Nanbeen and Kubans dc Lame 90
Single MIled French Black Doeskn 50 to 81
White Linen Drill Irish Linen Duck .....8 90 to %
French, English and American Cottonade | W to z ao
Vests.
Black and cOore Silk and Satin Iron So GO to ~
White and cooIed Marseiles ~ 10 oo
Orleans e1l n sik and linen 90 90 TO 90
Super Buh Cashmere 90 10 NJ
Rich light Silk and Satin Vests for Balls and soree 90
Shirts and DrawersWhite Linen and Muslin Shirts Striped
Linen and Cotton Shirts Brown, Pink and White Cotton AMT
Gaz Cotton Gauze Mero Gauze Flannel and Silk Understands
Rich Fancy SILK crava,s Muslin and Bas crayats Linen
u ars no4 Sg, ar WRITER at smarka
Black Frock from $40 to SIS
S ae sa and FREb CO.
No MAGAZINE ST. CORNER CANAL STREET.
M. HUNTINGTON,
DEALER IN CLOTHING,
Keeps constantly hand complete assortment Of article re-
ciirsd "a Gentle Warir
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Drugs and Medicines.


tV' Rustic & Paddock, ITO PoYDRAs STREET, (next
the Delta Oce,) Wholesale Dealers in DRUGS And
MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS etc.
The firm have recently made retail counter in THEN
store prepared put up Physicians Prescriptions,
packages Medicines, with and dispatch
s Their medicines fresh and pure SUCH they sold
and warranted.
s R. add that their assortment Of PERFUME
RY FANCY ARTICLES, such Cologne Water Extracts
for the Handkerchief Obs Ponades Cosmetics, Brushes,
Combs equaled cannot be surpassed by other house
in the CITY. myl0 2w2ip
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o. A Masonic Convention, composed of dele
gates from the different Lodges of North Alabama,
was recently held at Tuscumbia The object of
the Convention says the Mobile Tribune, was to
consider the propriety of establishing in that sec
tion of the State an institution of high ORDER for
the purposes of female education. An intelligent
and highly respectable committee, to which the
subject had been confded, reported in favor of the
project, which was accepted with great unanimity
by the Convention. The seminary is to be called
the North Alabama Masonic Female Institute. 1t
is proposed to endow it, independently of the cost
of building and furniture, with the of 100000
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,,,N :
NTIL4 be paid tor the recovery OF the slave JohN d
w gnf aged about n years. who is supposed 10 nave
stray ed from the Cotton Plant, Sunday the 4n
inst He about feet Snches, and well made mas SONG
his chin dressed in fancy colored yellow panaloons rather
short for his legs He belongs to Col F. tarely oil hhs
sas The above reward will be paid for the delivery oi do
myiS BEARD, CALHOUN co
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IT, To Country Merchants, Planters and Physi-
cans.Pease the advertisement of Rustic & PADDOCK,
uuon he Fourth Pas headed as above. myl0
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"RIo BRAVO" and MONTEREY, y

RIO BRAVO" and q MONTEREY 90,
A ND the other Mexican Ballads OF " Don Ho Axe sal.
IA tillo included with " Loves Calendar" Spanking
Bngbt, and the rest OF the Songs oil e. f. Holman
Editor OF the Literary World, etc. In neat pocket
volume. Published by d. Appleton Co., Newfo
and for sale at the Orleans Statoners Waenou,e
and Emporium for STANDARD, Miscellaneous, Polite ana
School LIterature. [myl8 3tl j. b. STEEL IA Camp 81
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CHICKERING'S PIANo-FoRTIEssui HENRY
TIVE PUBLIC will please take notice .,a' -
only AGENT for the sale Of my PIANO FoRTEs
in Louisiana and that instruments n s shaIaa
tied fom the factory and that the prices VIII ue m t
adding freight and insurance only Order sond until the
article il received and approved J. CilCkEh po.op
my16 334 Washneoh st -
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the subject for separate negotiation when peace shall
have been reGstabished.
Not less injurious article TO- by which Mexico deprived
of the right of dsposing of lands unqueonaby
belonging to her But that which especially attracts the
tention article 10 of the treaty, which nothing
less than the destruction for three four years of mari
time customhouse. For this the enemy should give
of not less than twenty five millions. duties upon the large
of foreign goods which he has accumulated and
will continue Introduce into the Republic until the restu-
ton of cusomhouses This calculation will appear
exaggerated when recoect that Srs Don Jose Luis Mora
and Don Antonio Garay have calculated the annual product
of time cusomhouses be less than eleven millions
of dollars 1t would be better to sell the income of
tomhouses at auction for four years. than consent to a
Gle IS of the treaty. by which the enemy pays fifteen millions
of dollars, with which he petend to remunerae for the
loss of territory have sustained he gaining
than ten and perhaps twenty five millions of dollars
Unheard Of also to us the impotence with which
he proposes to pay the fifteen millions in four years.
have shown that by article he will have the of raising
the quantity om upon goods already introduced which
he introduce during the to discuss and
change Publications of the treaty.
Among all the inconvenience which have pointed out
have said nothing of the direct injury which
will feel whose territories be sold without their
Can those be Indifferent whose sovereignties diminished
and whose powers limited without the appreciation OF a
majority of the Legislature their consent, and
ciay when all this done without giving them inden-
nifty Where, then the of the federatve system =
where the boosted sovereignty of the States That
eighty would be ridiculous enough should they allow TO be
set aside without protesting against arbitrary and
manifesty unconstitutional IT the height of absurdyto
say that person sovereign and then sell him without
MS own consent and call him revolutionary if he attempts
by force OF arms to reclaim his rights What contradictions
are reserved for the Mexcans
but may be sad-what else the govenme do than
make peace, when longer has resources to carry on the
war! When it time to make peace we will not oppose it,
but God grant not have peace like that which
proposed death would be thousand times to such
nfamy Should peace be made we are not of those who
arc fo war stsna and unlimited hatred against the Yam
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~ EaShlOnaDIe CIOIhlng.-I HUNT SUN q NY
ON have received by recent arrivals from New
York stock Of Fashionable Summer Clothing
comprising all materials manufacture. Their
part consists of
Super black ORA d'Ete Frock and Dress Goats;
Super black and coofed Merpo Sac and fancy Coats
Black and brown Croton and Alpaca Sacs;
Striped, check and plaid Linen Sacs;
Best black French ORA 'Ete Pants
White Naval Military Drill Pants;
White Satin Face and Canvass Drill Pants;
Fancy French Drill Pants, newest Styles
Check Drill Stripe Linen Pants
Buff and Fancy Linen and Marseles Vests;
Plain and figured white Marseilles Vests;
Superior Linen and Cotton Shirts
Undershirts; Drawers
Halfhose Pocket Handkerchief; Cravats Cloves
Suspenlers, APPS 2dptyl
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Splendid Clothing Establishment
TT Boyle & Sands grateful for past favor would re-
call the Of the public their Fashionable Clothing
Furnishing Store, % POYDRAS Tchoupouas
N. Gentlemen arriving the city will find their
o call and examine for themselves
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Gs- Surgeon William P. c. Barton, of the Navy,
has been ordered to relieve Surgeon Huse in charge
of the Naval Hospital at Pensacola.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-02-24

part of the rotation of crops, and these to
be at the proper periods ploughed in, to
form pabulum for succeeding crops.
Is. The Clover field to be either plosted
or ashcd, each succeeding spiing,-one
bushel of the former, and six of the latter,
per acre.
IA. To keep no more stock than can be
nell kept !; but, TO be sure to Keep as many
as the firm can Keep in good condition, as
it is wise policy to feed as much as possible
of the crops grown on the farm, and thus
return to it that which has been distracted
from it,
Is. To provide good orchard and ger
den-the one TO be filed with choice fruits,
of all kinds-the other with vegetables of
different sorts, eatly and late, so that the ia
bic may, at all times, be well and seasonably
supplied, and the surplus contribute to in
crease the wealth of the proprietor.
l6 The taking Of one or more good az
ricultural papers, not forgetting that as Tie
american Farmer is the oldest, its age en,i-
ties it to respect, and particularly as It's edl-
tor not only endeavors to imparl to its col
umns the light of the experience of others,
but to maintain it in youthful vigor-and
thus make it safe guide to the farmer and
planter.