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A TTORNEY at Law and Agent for Claims
"A against the United States. Office on Pennsyl.
vsnia avenue, near 18th street, Washington.
June l3-ly
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w T. PORTER,
House, Sign and Ornamental Painter
coprgR 6TH STREET AND PENN. AVENUE. UP sTATRs
Directly opposite The National Hotel.
June 3-1v
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A~ornfp susrtrosr nfsAsTrE--GnxAr Ipss % Istgr.
On sunday night. regret 70 learn. the stcambost
nisyatch A. she on Grand River unfortunately
into the steamer Commerce Nv which hrty-eighe
men. cut 81 a detachment e three huadrcd and MY
Hritisi troops, were lost. -. .
Thor, hut twent y-four soldiers n the $50 reE
ment. engineer. and the remainder Of inc thity
cighs were women and children IL appcars w. 49,, w.
Commerce had but ono light and thai AZ her
and was at frs mistaken t"r ,tnaa ie.
According to present accounts the p ~, -
ritorcthsr With the Commerce. - sne Pv,-ts
vsrsd in crossing thg course et .s 1870 h.
lille me king the light house the aler
.noine Int ,uiappiiv 700 late 70 rfeyen, VOC e.l,
sion fbe Cornmsrce received the shgch on ,hs s'sr
h,ari low, and nothing could equal tine ms,sn, con-
rst., .,d Terror the cries 81 men and shress ~
c,. ami children The Dispatch is lying AZ inc ssn-
49,, ,,ost In our harbor. having received no injury
~. learn frona cant n W Hhlings, harDor master,
I re- thc pisrstch had her helm hard down, in inc
hore ot avoiding this calamity. The commerce vas
~ sarrypr lights az known 90 our laws anu nsvi-
@atos 1.-THE Dispstch could hare stopped her engine
bcr The captain rang his bell the result might hsye
rem afIercnt But the Dispatch Ia clear OF all osm>
or ceusure -Bvfsio n. v, ccrTr, Nsfs
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MrTroDI~N ~ CiIipoRNn AND OFEeoN.--A let-
ter received NJ the Mission Room al the Methodist
Church in this city. from the Rev. William Ro-
berts Superintendent Of the Oregon and California
missions of that church. says under date ~ March
18th, from San Francisco; congratulate the
church the appointment OF Mcssrs. Owen and
Taylor Entirely devoted To their work, finding
favor With he people, dcvisng com prebensive plans
Of usefulness. and actively carrying them out they
arc entirely deserving the confidence AMI prayers
Of The chntch ~ home. | arrived ia san Francis
co on Saturday, March ~, and found Mr.. TAYLOR
in the Book Room" There IL really on the Pa
cifc coast. az San Francisco Methodist Book
Concern" II is email in lie beginnings, but with
life aud reality enough about Il to be knocking at
your door one 81 these days. for admission into
The mon. With Messrs. Taylor and owen, two
others have entered the field; Mr.. Corwine. for
mcrly Of the Indiana conference, and Mr.. Sarbcr.
formerly cr The Pittsburgh conference. saw al
Stockton fplendd specimen 81 gold. IL weighed
twcufy-two rounds end six ounces, anil viii proba-
bly Ie taken % the ncd states for exhibiion.-
The foods Of the yisi Water seem 10 have made
u. DEPOSITS Of The precious metal, and new places
an. daily discovered. lv the same mail, letters
were received nom Nr. Roberts. dated at Oregon
City. on the 18th and 2Sfh of February, in which
hc saws that the mission prospects there also are Of
q inost encouraging character NJ Roberts's cor
rcspoudcnce with thc bCarl shows him to be an IN
ttlgcni, iudici0us and laboIous missionary"
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The Advent Conference OF believers.

KvEN1No SESSION WEDNESDAY.
After singing and prayer sermon was preached by
the Rev Josiah Letch from the 9th chapter OF Jere-
miah, and 5th verse =" I have made the earth the
man and the beast that upon the ground, By my
great power and by my outstretched arm, and have
given 1t unto whom 1t seemed meet unto me-" The
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text proves the Divine right 10 all the esrth-refe
ence 18th chapter OF Acts a. and the 18th chap
ter Of Romans. We learn from these passages, that
the political administration Of the world been un
der the direction Of God God adopted plans to secure
mans welfare; It was his purpose shown in the
first and second chapters Of Genesis that should
Hence Let us make In own image Sin
dersnged the plan, and the earth became filled with
violence" God repents that he made man. and re-
solves to destroy Everything Is pre-appointed. she
hath determined the times before appointed" my
tprit shall net always strive with man" "Yet his
days shall be 40 years" As before the food stated
time appointed, 1t has been subsequently,
Noah came from the ark and charged to multiply
founded nation Of which the book Of Genesis gives
early history The empire was pcrpetuated until 600
years before Christ The reverend gentleman then
went into detail Of the prophecies fulfilled showing
Gods preordination OF events-referrng 50th
mish, Isl 25th jeremiah; 9th Daniel 9th jeremiah.
BY Divine Providence governmc continue according
t. his will 1t has been asked does bad GO
vernments' God sometimes allows one to become tho
instrument of punishment to another; but His fore
knowls dge enables Him to provide events before
hand God hath determined tho times before ap-
pointed. and the bounds Of their habtaton." Refer
ence was made to the 9Th chapter Of Daniel, V. Is;
Tth Daniel verses 10 and g. Gods original intention
to give to Israel the ascendancy over the Genes
but after awhile their term Of probation perpetua
ted and the consequence Is shown by 2lst chap Eze
kiel v, 25 The preacher then showed that prophecy
had been fulfilled and asked whether the future would
be left to chance had God made provision futu-
rty Reference made to the I'd and I'D Palm
to come The parable Of the King going into far
country, Luke -. IL, then introduced to bear
upon the audience and concluded with that
the great mass Of Christians differed with them to
the Millennium; he that nothing IL to
come but the Temperance of Christ king, and
the judgment.
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went into pulpit PREACH and the stated preacher
was with him. The preacher had glass of fire
water behind the curtain, and he took drink, and
then made spirited sermon. But nowadays, it
requires something more than fire water for man
to preach the gospel. Mr.. Copley continued a few
more interesting remarks, and concluded amidst
tbunders of applause.
The Indian minstrels then came forward and
sang, White man let me 60, in beautiful strain
benediction was then pronounced, and the
meeting dispersed.
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condemned, It the Unsuitable thirst for blood which
H. the immediate excitement to capital punishment.
We have done much; the majority OF the people are
not is true side but the sensible aud enliyht
ened are all ON our side. We want to make the
ghteped mass learn what Is the opinion Of the
phlanthrupic and enlightened Tho advocates Of the
galows would not dare to let our views 70 out with
their views and be laid fairly before the public
the States where capital punishment Is abolished 1t
would not be possible to establish the gallows We
reach the less3 enlightened classethe great
sluggish masswho do not realize that this struggle IL
impending We want to bring the matter fully before
the people.
Mr. Greeley having concluded, withdrew amid loud
applause The following officers Of the society for the
President-1lon VIM. T. McCoun
Vice Presidents-Hon John b. Scott, Benjamin Ellis
Jacob Harsen NJ D., James II. Titus
Tressurer-Freeman Hunt.
Foreign Corresponding secretaries-J.L L. O'Sullivan,
Rev. W. 8. Balch.
Domestic Corresponding Secretary-George X. Baker.
Recording Secretares-James s. Gibbons, Henry w.
Smith.
Committee-Horace Greeley, Parke Goodwin; A. J.
spoouer, Kings CO.. Rev. buckingham, Oneida co.
Joseph Post, Queens CO. Q. r. Briggs Richmond co.;
Rev. s. J. May, Onondags co. John 8. Gould. Colum
bs CO.; Thomas McClintock, Sr; Abijah Ingraham. NJ.
D.. Lewis b. Iiardcastle, Y. @. Havemeyer James b.
Sikman, Westchester CO.; Rev. J. M. Austin, Cayuga
CO.; Samuel Parsons, Queens co. Henry Hereford,
Franklin CO.; John Bigclow city of New York.
On notion the name of Mr. Horace Greeley was added
to the list Of the gentlemen composing the Executive
Committee. The Secretary read several communica-
being able to be present this occasion chancellor
McCoun, observed, entered the room In the middle
Of the session The meeting then, after protracted
session, adjourned.
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Notice.
OFFICE LAKE PoETCHARTRAIN r ALRoAD Co.
NewOreaas, April ~, lS49.
A I Meeting of the Board Of Directors, 1t was
IA Resoped Thatpnbc notice be given by the Company,
that in conformity with the rules aheady adopted and made
known shall hold itself responsive io any loss dam
age missing whatever, happening 10 goods transporter
when shifting from accident during the ssina
shall be at the risk and peri of ths owner shippers,
signee. from the very moment it Is nnloaded
dill ii J. NEVILLE, Secretary.
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DANCING ACApEMY.

MADAME LEISE respectfully informs her
l friends and the public generally that In Of
the continued application of pupils for admissonin ana
her school, she has been Obliged TO remove her class
from Josephine street. Lafayette, to the large and
meme streets, nearly opposite the Horse station,
., where she hopes for thu continued pancnage OF her
"a friends All the newest Dances Of the season taught
ZEsE as usual. Days OF tuition follows GhlldTeh's
1}A1S Glass, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS,
~ from half past till dark Ladies Class, uEs-
DAYS THuRsDAYs and SATURDAYS, from ~ 10 AZ A. NJ,
Gentlemenis Glass MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRlnAY
EVENINGS. from I'LL 10 P M Madame L. can be iesnd at
her academy during the hours OF tuition, her residence,
on Josephine between Magazine and Live Oak streets, La
fayette Mile LEIsE will assist st the lessons, d20
ID EMOVAL-The Office of the New Orleans
N and Carolon RaiKoed Company has been removed to
No. ~ Baronne street. N
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MAnAME EMRRV

The Seventh Daughter Of the Gypsy FAMILY,
DEGS LEAVE the citizens Of New Oresna that she
where she will be happy inform
them the PRESENT and the FUTURE,
P. SLads and Gentlemen wishing TO know the circumstances
surround them likewise their future prospects will do
we'll by calling Madame d. Price so cents. d24 tai.
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ETsHE PACIFIC HOUsE--hR. P. e. DORSEY re-.
spectfully informs his friends and The public that a
he will open hs and elegant establishment on ;s
FRIDAY the LIST proximo. The PACIFIC has been 1iiH
fitted up without expense and surpassed
By any like establishment IN the city The extensive and b
liant Saloon and elegantly furnished Parlors offer indace
ments be met with elsewhere The bar will ~ A.
times be supplied with the choicest Wines and igsoi; 70
had in the county, Mr. d. will he happy " receive ~
friends Friday at the PACiFlC opposite rs vSassse
Grayer street. bet, Carondelet and BuIonas o9 nsee
EMENT--A50 bbls Newark and Hosendale,
- landing 1000 bhls Nelson s. Crowns Roman and
O as OIha' H IA w HOLDEN. s. Mssaslne =.
DUCKWHEAT--20 kgs. Of all sizes, for sale
ID BY Il. w. ARTHUR s. co. . and . New Lsvse.
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&360.0O0.
10 RENT.

- ESIDENCE n "a, 8 49,. \ 2, :. =
sts ~ ,i.sIs Z ~ from The ely ring 81 ~
Inc Hoasss' z.yaed ground, with EaRse Dssel 4 81
etc., and Al f1pless Cafraes Houses, G9en Hou ~ "a
fafnT met esefy conyenierce fuf iafr6 and ffnf1
good Or es1t osg % tenant Who will keep teIzdot7g n
FOR RENT Two ANAL Tsaenssa1s with
large g1fd eisien. ETC % Marfeen street. hets l.s -.
, ssa Moa 7na Rss vii pc lsAaed ve, low gecd
e e gDivARD i PoMRov. 3 eosus,os Z
Dk KENT Iowa nsF Twosssorg Frame
Hoase. Containing four Roenis and suSifsi o. -
s5Fse heeT the New basfH- The house Fe "a
eaeaatsl ~ W. su!s iaiaiiss but Be- rented .
enc HoOq nd responsible for tff Ter nt tu1s
2 ca % a. BOW ERs' ia Ma <iIns a., 8
IA QpsEs 10 HENE--A number n DlTEl E.INfI
~ HOuSe for reHt on genal street. hetwean no. -.
man and freAux d. the fir1f 81 (}s1nf1r "a
Apply . r. m c. n. ROf7ss 70 Haessinz X
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ADJUSTMENTS.
sT. CHARLES THEATRE,

Managers .luDLUN y
ky- Fourth night of the astonishing BATEMAN CHILDREN
THIS EVENING Friday December a. 1885, will be acted the
i fourth of the Comedy entitled
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
Shylock.
Miss Kate Bateman
Previous 90 which,
LOAN OF A LOVER.
which and Mrs Chapman and Mr. Bishop will appear
THK SWISS COTTAGE.
Misses Bstemnn-- and. Baternan
WILFUL MURDER.
Mr. Chapman nlrhs Shapinth
~ open hali-past performance at
Box office open from 10 unit 6 O'Clock.
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DRY Goods. MILLlNERY.
Kid GaIOUes and C5'sgUafs.

fs7~ JouvinS Black. straw and Fancy ccIorsd KIN
CLOVIS on Rand. -Also--
An elegant assortment Of sILK CRsvATs snitable for
Opsras Balls. Parties, etc. Gail snd At
SHERMAN. PIERsON & co.
d19 etzp8t3p l Magazine street, conner Canal.
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G0AL-~C OAL-Ssnd yopr orders 200 tons
Eaelh fannel Coal just received for sale The siiip
sl0s y arls u tugmhouae sFet fll door ron Adys
ana I'm McBBEH WILLARD & co
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Jenny Lind OUes. CoVts.

~ Just Ieceised. choics assortment Of JENNY Ltsp
BEAVER. DzvoSsHIRK KRRsK1, Black CIoTH AM
PETERsHAa OVER COATS. handsomely trimmed and Jus
the thing for cold weather.
SHERMAN, PERSON & CO.
dl9 6i2p6t3p / Magazine street, conner Canal
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PLACIDE's VARIETIES.
THIS EVENING, Friday December a. ls will be presented the
Opera, adapted 10 the EpglIsh stage, entitled
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE
which Mr. Reeves Mr.. Leati Mr. W. D. Chippendae Mrs.
Myers, Madame Leati and Mrs. ConoTer will appear
GRAND DtvERTIsSEMkNT,
by MILE Hlarot ard Mons Maugin
To conclude with the popular Farce entitled
AN ALARMING SACRIFICE;
bob Iioket.
susan oWeetapple MIS- ~ Ao"eiH
Prices Of and PaTqustts
IS Bxe third for colored persons ony 50 cents
Gallery IS cents.
~ Doors open at hapast s. performance 70 commence st
The office will be day, from 10 until O'CLOCK,
and from S till g. when pares may be taken
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NEW ORLEANS,

g zzu I-sxr -
MuNERuRs AND LAKE PoNrcHARrRAIN.
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poNrcHAHTRAiN RAlLRoAD COMPANY

On Sunday the Cars leave every hour from clock A. M
~ An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Chartres street every
quarter Oh an l'ui iO' ' j. ". SMITH. Superintendent
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IL II. JACHS0N & co. No. 3 Cssaoi s,,sef AM,
= nszt dooT toths Hgaers' Hoei-Fa-
ING The subscfi5efs are now i,
receipt OF large and complete Stock OF FAsHtoH..,
CLOTHING and good assortment OF Furnishing Goods
comprising article in dress eniais IA ~
and winter We are pleased 10 have our fess Az
the public generally to call and examine onr eooes W.
Las, TRUNKS CARPET BAGS, ETC. Oar pscs.
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Rare Chance Valuable CHRISTMAS
and NEW YEARS GIFTS. 70
SEMI WEEKLY SALES, without reserve, Of very fine tA
Jewelry, Si'ver-ware, Diamonds. Watches Man ia
tel Ornaments, Fancy Articles, etc.. to close one2As29
of the best stocks IN the city.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneers
WILL BE SOLD, without No g Sharfres street,
w story every TUESDAY FRIDAY, oocG,
A. n, TUESDAY next, i7lh
tnue mil eutireiy dis posed Of
extensive and welt assorted stock Of GOLD JEsELRY lste
styles valuable Desmond Rings Brsapns splendid Gold
Watches; Silver and Plated RICH 6ne Clocks choices
Msntel Lamps different styles
ChnaW
of Fancy Articles City
Country Merchants Houskeepers others,
Terms cash. oil Il
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.............. Heal Relate.


By p. ID. TAYLOR.
b Office So 9rduier street.
CATURDAY. December g. 1885, o'eloekwi be sold at
~ auction, Banks Arcade
TIE VERY DESIRABLE LOT, with the Improvements thereon
situated Magazine street, Nore
sd lot SO feet II inches lines Magazine srest
v1Ih the depth.
sfhe purchaser mortgage for 81 paya
in May next payable in with ceni. per
pnum interest and the balance in cash.
4 iso..-.
THE TWO VALUABLE LOTS Gravier. between Phippa
and BAronne Kings Stables
front BY depth Of I4s feet II inches These lots will be sold
lin block Plans particularly dsfng The above property
be at the office Of the aucioaeer till day Of sale.
msS500 year and $500 at credit
per and the balance whole
mortgage 90 the prop
Of sale before T. Stark p, the expense
Uufch d2U
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ID ~ FERB. KEnNfar & CO
dls lot y Mesaxine srest
TsfGS-5 casks new Elstns Figs, Iaallna i silip (.
4, Meridian. A, u. COCHRAN = feh qpl' oalssEt
BRANDY FRUIT easst Ne4e fnst fe4
ID eeiysd. q = f0cHR = - ? ~ eniIi4| Ae
TYRE CIR AC1ERS so bSi1ss Ma e. ~
II "a 4. r GnrtlaANs 81 s9oli,alls 81 IS,
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n tOr Eule.
BY j. p. PHILLIPS.
December 2s, at II elockWi be sold Backs
TIE Negro Man BRIGHT about 50 years. aeclimused and an
exfeient Brictlsyer and PiaEtereF-
Lao the Negro Girl ca creole, aged II
CLIENT Washer Ironer fair seamsess good Morse, Cook
"a House Servant, fully guaranteed Terms cash.
The Boy JACK likely Negro " Of fully guaranteed
Terms cash.
For the Negro Man Bright hstcash; balance soar
month"; credit for approved city ar Sac positive az
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KeMdau Cb6ierh syrup
~ remedy SsSa " H. seI,v.
The selief viii X Ia lev nnuiea u will Asp
promptly cure al Boy y he Eetreni Esbfoge,
A.s ,ins .r a ~ ~ sbrl6sns BY pvp ecIa,
MD afntf - n n TT. y 80 y W.
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TTARN10NIC LIN IAEN Mt This Linimenthas
Ill be proven to be one Of the best PAIN Extrneso,s
mai hss been found out for many years hes eeep ey
seis ard aay sthsT W. s1st We sFe Rsr Ell L + TO-
si Drus gisss corner ST. Charles and Union streets,
Dr. Clapps Church. NeWOrleans n23 If
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NOTICES.

Red Rover Fire Co. No. 10.
-z-=ST- t9-The ofices and members Q this Company
Az A, - viii please attend q special meeting on FRIDAY
EF1yi9 EVENING, Dee q, O'clock. Punciaal at
W tendance requested pf Importance
~
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SHERM MAN
a B % q M I ~ a Il
SUP POR

The lghtes most elastic and il gsei
the OF the ompainffhe bsesine tene -
e bottom fthesomeeh. the qrsi k
he whites. In pregnancy, it4F ptstsnla
anIae u any doubt the efficacy Qt this eappoN sk ~
be referred TO The vile Of eaiebra fcan q ni4
CITY, who with perfect 49,
ing several other supporter lgithoHi
respectfully invited call and exanAa me 1tus
Rent al the pFoprietoF'a, 20 81, Charles lirset
my pracee, $50 epry 1AI rs
boad Abdominal Supporter Ad 1as snne pees ~
sdsp,sd SCI e
For three yaaa sa1 sietsd he sea ef 8
great Me-
him, M aFl 20 cue skaEnsn's Sup
ocrsrS II snahlsd ne q about tia honse faz
mar health 49, - : -
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! ,oNDoN PokTER- 5ysrs's Double RFqWa

ana I'm q w. oI.IVLR, 3 s.. Charles 4
A LIE AND p0RTER--24 easls Ale and PcTz
n ter azsortcas landing ard fos s4la y 49,
no I'm u IoHN "a. hLlllNllk. 8 CO.
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ID BROWER u Co, HOUSE, FuaNisH1se
DE- STORE II Gimp street Il kliNA sLAse,-1Es
LAMPS. ettFkh aid a
-. PLATED MARE, BRIT MIA, 80 laf9
~ and FORKS, TEA TRAYS fte. etc. b IN
the most complete ASSORTMENT 10 " ionnt "a sne
6fOVRe MS IN 81
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THE undergned haying CopsneTshp for the
L tano general UCTION aud COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the hfm Of j. l. TAYLOR co ready TO receive
consgnments 81 Charities Of Custom
house
Liberal advances made consigned to them
ns- Outdoor sales attended u with promptness
NJ C Estes Esq, No I0i William street. NeuYork, and
FRANKLIN GREEN, Jr. Milk street. Boston, their duly
authorized agents J. L. TAYLOR.
M On is IN GARDNER SMITH.
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x !:
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-09-04

proved the land either turn it under as BEFORE in Sep
tember or October, for wheat, later in the fall fo
corn the ensuing year. In the former case you will
find your land thickly set before with volunteer
clover. which ought to remain as pasture for the
summer, after the second crop of wheat comes off
If corn instead of wheat be grown, SOW peas broad.
cast at the last poughing, soaking the
seed and rolling them in plaster as before. After the
corn crop, do not suffer the land to lie OUT No
be more opposed to good farming than that
which assumes that land is improved by lying out
and permitting crop of weeds to mature upon it.
If had duly reflected, this would long since
have been in the continued quantity Of thou
sands of lying waste around US, it iproc-
ed by lying out After the soil has once been brought
up BY peas, subsoiling, deep ploughng and clover
all within reach of the farmer, even in the interior
1t will not again relapse unless the former barba
rous and senseess practice of exhaustion and negi
gence be again adopted. If lime can be had, even
at cost of 90 cents bushel, would in all cases
spread on the land after the first crop of peas had
been turned under, to the amount of fifteen or twen
ty bushels per acre. This quantity will greatly ben
eft the land, and enable the shortly to repeat
the application of like quantity.''
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-09-04
Master of packet-shiI

A FEMALE ERoNAuT. Mrs. Graham, with three
of her daughters and her son, ascended from Bays
water on Monday week, in new balloon, called the
Victoria and Albert. The party descended safely in
Richmond park. Mrs. Graham has written as follows
to one of the papers: 81 cannot omit noticing the ex-
traordinary admiration OF my daughter Alice, who
companied me on Friday night from VauxhalI Gar
dens at the astonishing view Of London, at midnight,
being the first and only attempt made BY females 70
conduct the management Of a balloon at night and
so much pleased am with the nerve exhibited by
those of my daughters who have hitherto accompa-
MED me (four in number) that il trial, find the
others Of equal spirit which doubt not feel dis
posed (God willing) to ascend with my seven
daughters at the great national exhibition of 1851"
EneHsk Paper.