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Austria.

The revenue during the frat half Of the year 1885,
No clio oil aoins, 6o5 40 aorins more than in
the frat six months of 1852.
The Emperor left Vienna the l2.h for Ischl where
he would remain TIL the end Of the onth
1t is rumortd at Vienna that, should the Russians
make nrosd into serva, the AusriAns would OCCUPY
the fortress Of grade for Austria would
Russia taking possession Of the key to Scavonc and
Hungarian provinces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-01
DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMY.-SIGNOR G. PLANCI, THE
~ we'll known professor and teacher Of all the
trens and The public that he has splendid dancing
and scientific principle Of teaching HIS pupils who
very few lessons will learn all tho most fashionable dances
Of the day Open for private lessons from 10 A. M p
NJ from to p NJ, AZ for practice from TO 10 r. NJ
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SpalIl.

The first trial made the railway from Arapiuez 10
Tremleque has completely succeeded second trial is
to be made previous to the opening Of the railroad to the
public.
: MM Pastor and ConAntes. the Ministers of Finance
and Public Works bad received several visits from leaders
Of the oppOsiiion and both parties it ia said wall
pleased with the result Of theee conferences.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-01

sc6rs Mary ysos Davis stoa Mary, Baassrs, eslsm:
AlsKardsr. Ba;dw,n New Haven; Wsbster. Prsats, N
Ludon; skauss Kspnshsc, Cak Now York.
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BILLIARDS.

billiard TARLES FOR SAIE.-GENTLEMEN IN
II tending to purchase tables will do we'll to call and
anime superior made stock with latest improved
cushions which preferred to all others 10 Two
secou d hand tables for sale cheap.
GRIFFITH & DECKER. 30 Ann street.
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THE LATEST,
By TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL.
LONDON, Saturday, Aug. 20 1853.
n..,

b. TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL.
LosrcS, Saturday, Aug. 20, 1853.
Russia and Turkey.
On the 10th inst the Kalisch correspondent OF the
Austrian Lgds wrote that. eugh negotiations for
peace stn going at St Petersburg tie de-
partmert active The TROOPS 10 the caup
of Poxon4si, Warsaw, much troubled With
affections If the eyes, and the cholera has again began
10 stog tself 10 the spial Of Russian Poland
The Berlin National Ztitpng has commu Dic alton
from Russia daed the 18th inst, which states that the
Emperor acceptance Of the Nenta proposition not
nditicpal the evacuation of the Prncipaies was
made dependent the acceptance of the by
the Porte, without alteration change The Porte will
not ssId OF ambassador until the order to withdraw
is sent to the Russian troops. The Car will not send
that orcer till the Pore has signed arrangement
dI ute and having got far to be permitted
envoy e. Peters burg there will then be
of expenses nnd the expulsion Of all
The latter although little has been said the point
Russia viii profit BY this opportunity Of having Turkey
ata dir sdyan age, to CD ain meas which the firm
of tie Porte refused two three years back and
Austria viii gladly Join in enfo crg the ,essng nsnd
Advces have BET received from Constantinopis the
5th instant
II is stated that in interview With Rsschid Pasha,
the Persian Anbassaeor had given full and positive
OF tn support Of tie Shah n of need The
ministers Of the Persian Court concur in all that has
place, ard offer themselves Musselmen in favor
Of MUssu'man ckuie.
lave been taken TO collec. an army OF sixty
thensard men at susanish to be placed at the disposal
of the Sultan.
The government has ordered the Greek Bishops and
Arch Bishops at the capital to return to their i'm
medatey as il has been tanned that Russian aud
Greek agents hard at work in various parts of the
country 10 fcment esoi oers and create anarchy.
The ecclesiastcs WILL TO certain extent, DO made
spontble for the tranquility Of their respective districts
Recent adyices from egrade mention that the pepu-
lation CT seIya arrane, and that thirty thousand
militia already ann
Letters from Malta the 18TH state that courier had
arrived at Cocstsntinoplo, with news that twenty
thousand Austrans would occupy servia, As . check
upon any revolution that might arise Of the occu
patton Of the principal BY the Russians The Prince
Of Serva replied that he shoulj resist such measure
with fifty thousand men.
The last accounts from Constannope report tina. pub.
Lie opinion continued 10 favor Of the policy Of resistance
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC FOB YoaS-THs DAY.
sUs RISKS. ......... Is moon RISES. ;. morn 3 0S
Gus strs..............6 81 HIGH WATER ....... IS
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GLENN'S TRUE yERBENA WAIER.-THIS DE.
ishfui perfume prepared b chemical process from
mendsd to the ladies in particular on aept its
Of the pAat itself form aad viii bs fous6
very useful for removing languor
rooms &e Also, % delicious perfume for the haadkec
chief and viii be found much cheaper than the extracts
and YET equally COED and pleasant change for TIE eau d
John MeAkim, druggst, DC. 4G BroadMAy.
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France.

The Emperor and Empress have renq uished thsir
tempatsd journey to Deppe q. least for the present
rumored complication in the Eastern question assigned
as the reaton.
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CUTTON PRINTS COUNTRY MnRCHANTs STORs
~ bills 10 handsome style. His circulars. bill heads, n
ceips labels handb'l!s &c can't BIO beat and his pecu
anything in his line drop a. ll2 Fulton street. whore
can examine specimens hear griss and Judge for yourss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-01

" "Haphattsn Gas Works Oct e. 1851 The Ga: RsSs.
for regulating the few Of the that
have It is correct in principle. and will
pish admirably the objects for which II designed
WIN insure great in the lights and a.
low that the street mains it will enable the
gain equal amount ofight xpenditure
Tor the ets the which the
greater il The amount Of light Reos
invited TO call at 262 Broadway and the Regulator n
operation.
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MosQUITo BAR.-CARGILLs PATENT PORTABLE
neDt the world ample double beds can 30 put up
taken down and packed In trunk in two minutes
plying only quarter foot Of space. For sale at
G. A. BOD0UINS, 3eJ Broadway.
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IRON BEDsTEAD WAREROOMs.-PATENT SPRING
mattress and bedding depot-Elastic paasters Co. ao-
knoWlsessd the best beds 30 ever made f
lows &c iron bsdsteAds all sizes to $50 Private dwell
ngs hotels &C. furnished PROMPTLY Please call aad
anime at No. 663 Broadway, Prince street.
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FANCY ARTICLES.
DAGUERREOTYPES.

CUPERIOR DAGUEPREOTYPEs IN CSLORs, FOR
- only fifty cents including eesatt which
LIMOS, a26 Bleecker corner of Carmine street N. "A
large rtmsnt of frames fancy and iockets
low prices At Wellins 26 Bseckcr of Carmas ST.
rTO DAGUERREAN ARTISTS "A LADY Is DESTROYS
l. of situation in daguerrean gallery in this city,
ottsr healthy location The best of reeres gvea
to competency the business Address, for week,
Dunkhb, EeIald office
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[>tIGARs-7O, 900 Havana, direct importation

NIGARS-70, 600 Havana, direct Importation,
Club Club Media Rsgaa Los Dos Hsrmsnos Rsgsa
srnsnas Media Regaa L. Patri Il Judo Ersnte Fl Judo En-
rants Media Regalin, Crusados Rsgalias, by
aps iw FERD. KENNETH 4 co. IS Magazine street.
IFE BOATS-One "a and two % feet long,
yraas'' Metallic IL s's sss ;sssi,sd for s,s By
- $50 drum. .na Ian essms Trssh SMYRNA FIGS;
=. Is 'ss CRUDE sRIH s T9s ;cls Y
a LCOHOL-8 bbls. 90 per cent. proof, land
~ ing from 'sansr Pssias "a e =! Ne - :,
CODFISH-60O quarter boxes fresh, landing
s.d for .sls b sPs1 J. II CARTER 90, = csnnoa
CAROLINA COW PEAS for Seed, Tor sale BY
y nav BARELL1 co. u cennsa spsst.
HAVANA CT LARS. = so 900 Imperial Rsea-
=. e- Al. - = u ne.shs' lssdis soki Ghvlss q
ITO PLANTERS AND OTHERS
Is y: !: - a;si :s ~
= ak.ss = dL ~ ~ ysii3s -
As4s ~ f. q ~ !: s. ~ IL.
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quantity family vssssls for
PoPslstoss fnd very d-ssbe aTieis sve
branch Of where Flour Il peculiarly With
culinary sa requiring only cold milk he dough
baking No sduerniion nssd ts prspafAtioa
a. For Particular see hIl % tArr l. Q. Paeksgrs
The this Flour that shipped
sgn port sssis purity Il has Known ad
tss from inssos for sishtssa moaths --.
mi II I. CHANDLER. etyees.
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La - NnW16E0 *s
y = = zss
E53NTlos kAI3 kz40 q =. R1eI. T r
4! 81 y e: O. ]: 81 q e.
lis.sks. g. q b: q
s'ss'''A '''''''r &c., 49, - e. =
1Ats155sts5 4 e,-sl- ..
& & 81 s ssssslk & u esgtsS. /.
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448 eSSq5xn1A - n
oa ys...sss 4 a. ~ = s.ssss5 : ssi;s ~ =.
oGis a;s'S:ss aR1Ys-ATffFTioN, !; !
s:.s s1sDsz y Sscy X q ~ !; z
$3.50 s,sy s.sis & - fsssk 81 ssss
S: ss 81; s:s,s Z. 5G = e. csyASAsH =
700 F-Hcva1D Lopor NJ. 50
a. -s..s T z 81 isss. vi 3 ~ = ~
sSsSsp 2 =. Ev s Af "a \ Fst hs.ssi III.
% :':s = l;: !. ...... :. Wives. q
HT1sHINr.T0N FiRE C0upA-
4! mae ~: :;;ss,s.s
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=. -. 81. !. ..s-. .l.so. .:..sz
:: 81, 81: :: ::: { Y: s:as
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-, -
NEPTUNE FIRE COMPANY No.-sr
n s 9 s.ss 49, 8. :sssss sss
r. - sl = r.si
N70T1cE = n. ,,rd.-.;-..l h.v;rg heer =
ssas.a csnms..s q s.sis,s = Asss.s. b Va.
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f0R CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CoqRTs-eE9RQE WASHINeToN LEwIs The present Minute
Cefk Of s Ith Of Nep0rlssns
ls1 f y. t ssvsnsn yeera onsfs himself candidate
- az
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@-FoR JUDoEos rHE FIFTH DBrRIor CoUsr
.Ss j6DGESf q q HrTH bsTRcf coURT q New o.
tsaaA ~ jan1l Y
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- Messrs Editors Please announe WIZ.
MOTT = candidate for CLERK or THE FIFTH DIsTRcT
NH
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IL ALBERT A. DUMAS Editor and PropTietoThn well
the medium for the publication
from Newriesns Mobile and the Eastern ciss in
North does much the Largest circulation
any paper in that region Vi country.
on Of
advertisers who pubsh the Weekly will be entitled the bss
Arising their
also, for q very small additional charge.
T. W. WILEY Specimen
nambers may u bis Office mhle dkWlm
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- Please announce that JoHN GrDaD will
= RcEts4 easdidaas for The JuDoKsHIP on THE WITH
e ~ ceast Which saecsd undss ths pro-
= = w Eun@aRous vrirryps.
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- ]. g. PoINDExTER, Superintendent Of
81 ' ss e AZ candidate ss sI.sK
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TTVHE NEW ORLEANS PHILHAR- -

EUyHE NEW ORLEANS PHILHAR- sa92z
u M0N1c SOCIETY will give GRAND coMPIl-
NGNTARY CONCERT OsgAnis, NJ. THEOD. Ia VIZ
HsG!E. 81 ss:A z AP.i, = .As np6 IEIJ3ws'
The Pngsmms which Ia ssa sss:s viii ..h sns.es
d Ro Bsl1si Haydn M Mssaf md will viii
The ubrstso. b pab1shed IN . days.
request 0 many Of tbs l. O. o. y
,uhaa tsuao W. J-CLkMENr8 Ss<retorv.
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- FoR DrsrRIcr ArroRNEY.-we are re-
6isfaf xfos9i q TfE fxsis u
ORLEANS. hio
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A RARE CHANCE-$30OO Rattle, only ~
STOCK STORE sicoe put
up in TWENTY PRIZES AT TWO DOLLARS A CHANCE Those
Wishing chances requested ell tbs :ahac
book flng addition the Prises
taken and information given JOHNsON
(ists
Hal Pcydras Make
streets, New OrisAni nhab
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SEVERAL handsome Front Rooms with a.
~ for Families application G
.;uvier Also Rooms for Single Gennsn.
Board on the most reasonable tsrmf~ mh25 SIN
DERNARD LUMBER COMPANY.--R. c.
ID sAFFoLD, 6. s. HENRY, T.. R. LATINER, ID. COATES
BROWN LAUGHTER, HORN FELTON,, @. Z. MYERS a Co.
FOWLER, BEAN CO and D. COOS, of Steam
Ms the q Biloxi Bay have associated under the style and
firm the BERNARD LUMBER COMPANY. Mills
running Single Saws gang
Woods Planning Machine, which will
single three will able
1900 to $4,000 feet o. Lomher per day.
Railroad Plank Wharf and Building
Shippers AID al ohsIs wan1g Pms Lumber can Be supsd short
supply company individual and their will be
with good Lumber ud to tbs city demand Ocs
Triton Walk. C. TAYLOR, Agent APPS 1y
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Opening Of the TIvoLI BEER GARDEN,
" % Posshsrtrsin Raircad, the Fnnkl
Hospitzl-The mfSms HE hiends
lie ssssl hat he w he aseys well known fs.e~
EASTER SUNDAY, March
bis there will b BALL and MUSICAL INIERLUDEs EVERY
SUNDAY MONDAY the Every
ps,d essuf Music ihs ccmlort
he Ths apdsnsnsd viii particular attsaoa his
~ AdntHnes 10 which Refreshments furnished
L u Ladies', accompanied BY gentlemen, free. - = :
m j.. VOH0HrnGLER,
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A LCOHOL--8 bbls. 90 per cent. proof, land
ing ' steamer r.'i "a e 3; i 4.
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ship Dsnst lssnaa, sn Newport walss siss FsAsuy,
sisiss ri zfs vsrs. 70 as from r.sme BAsIi Asoa4
Nsz Anita waisna ion IAssa March. z.sA.as
Bteanbosts.
john simonds, Robirds, from 81 Lous.
Leila No ., Bssrs, Douf River. So 49,
Empress, Wiisou Lsasvils
Yorktown No 2, Mysrs, from Cincinnati.
Matches No 2, tsa3hess, vickshurg.
0endy Burke, Hsntsy, from Louiuvils.
Isxas Ranger, gtoeknnsn, from Red River. ~
Ptasr Miller, Aisxnsdsr from Rei River.
Towboat Ocean. Chapman
III mat ship Geo Hufbus asd brig syiphhe-boug Up bg
q fore and schr Anita. ~
Towbost Frnsces down shp
oresos barks Yius Euzins asd up shp
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- THoMAs GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS, candidate resscsn.
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~ THOMAS G. PooLR is q candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DisrRfCT COURT. ~ mhs a
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a vlo.ZLes 0usHgneS, ayant eve 0mmes
s pbonorsb Quaieme our Ae Dsuet Il Nouve
ouyeee de rus Benton du qus Covngon gne q fsubouss
Sauet ct D~od fs Equitable
domnagss profits ns par
prz.nte que eea int<sss qu MOD
sfs De Z d.e couI tb Ct
pessn no'dtss ssgs jour SPREE da pssnt
u dit tasseau pstasne Csuf 6sse eoafFm<.
ssh lls G o. . Ma. 1855 FF EsEE csnni
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AZ sSuH HoTss i ssnddsss f.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-16
Permanent Pastures

Those who may have been fortunate enough
to have provided themselves with permanent
pastures for their stock, should early this month
SOW on every acre oft, loads of rich mould,
| bushel of plaster, bushels of ashes 2 bush
els of salt and bushels Of lime. Ifthey have
neither of these articles at command, iloads Of
woods mould and q bushels of bone earth, or
10 bushels of mari mixed with 10 loads of
marsh mud, will answer either to be narrowed
in, and the ground then to be rolled. BY this
treatment they willincrease the product Of grass
al least three fold.
To those who have no permanent pastures,
but have old wornout fields lying idle, we
would recommend to broadcast on each acre
fifty bushels of lime, then harrow, and re-har.
row with loaded harrow until fine tth be
obtained, then sow at the rate OF 10 lbs, clio.
yer seed, half bushel ofKentucky blue grass,
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nIssOE.UTEON.

4 \
~ the subscribers, under the style of ECHOLS &
PRYOR is this day dissolved by mutual The
aiurs of the late firm will be settled by either of the
subscribers, who will continue the of the
firm only in winding up.
AS il is all essential them in closing their late bus
ness they hope TINT all against whom they may have
counts, will come forward without delay and settle.
Their successors in the GROCERY y are Msssrs
Murrell 81 Stmtton, for whom they take pleasure In be-
speaking the favor Of their old friends and Customers
aud the public generally.
One o the firm will generally be found in their Office
In the second story of the old stand, Immediately
Messrs M e. 81 counting
X J ECHOLS,
jan l. 1852 y PRYOR.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Hoge.
BILLS PASSED.

Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Hogc.
BILLS PASSED.
The following bills were passed
The Senate bill giving tho consent of this
State to the purchase, by the United States, of
lot Of land in the city OF Richmond for the
purpose Of erecting thereon building for a
Custom House, Post Office, Court room and
other Offices of the u. s., and exempting said
lot and building from city ond S ate taxes.
A bill to incorporate the Warrington and
New MartnsvIle Railroad Company.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr. TowNEs-That the Committee Of
Finance enquire into the expodency of making
an appropriation 10 improve the Map Of Virgi-
ma and the Internal improvement Map Of Vir.
ginia.
BY Mr.. ANDERsoN-Thal leave bo granted
TO bring IN bill authorizing the Eagle Infantry
to exchange the mu5kots they now have for
percussion muskets.
few other resolutions Of an unimportant
character were presented, after which the
House at an early hour adjourned.
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Gbc Dailp Oiroinian.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
senate.
FRrDAY, Feb. IL, 1858.
NIGHT SESSIONS.

FRIDAY Feb IL, 1858.
NIGHT SESSIONS.
Mr.. THOMPSON proposed the iollwlng reso-
luton.
Resolved. That when the Senate adj journ, II
will ad djourn to meet at o'clock this evening,
and so on at | | o'clock A. NJ. and 7 o'clock
IN the evening of each day thereafter, and that
bills upon their second and first readings shall
have precedence over all other business
After debate the resolution was indefinitely
postponed, by the following vote; Ayes %,
noes, 20.
CHATTER lao or TnE CODE.
Mr.. WARD proposed TO take up from the
t1ble bill to amend the 1st section OF chapter
1i9 Of the Code of Virginia, in relation 10
iands IN Logan, Boone, and other counties,
winch was agreed to. The bill was read a
third time. The bill being on its passage.
Mr.. STovALL moved that it be indefinitely
postponed
Mr.. WARD advocated the passage of the bill at
considerable length
The ayes and noes being demanded the bill
was indefinitely postponed-ayes Is, noes
i.
On motion Of Mr. CARntNGToN, the Senate
adjourned
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TO DE CONTINUED.

The conversation turning one day, in the
presence of Fontenclle on the marks of origi-
nality in the works of Father Castel, well
known to the scientific world for his "Vrai
Systemo dc Physique generate de Newton"
some person observed "but he is mad" II
know il" returned Fontenelle, "and am very
sorry for it, Tor is great pity. But like him
better for being original and little mad, than
should if he were in his senses without being
original
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half bushel Of orchard grass seed and lbs.
of sweet vernal grass seed. per acre, then har.
row tho seed in with light garden or seed
harrow, SOW thereon bushel of plaster per
acre, and roll. The pasture must be left free
from tho ingress Of stock during the first sea-
son. In the fall SOW on each acre bushels
of bone earth, 2 of salt, and of ashes. Pas
lures may be thus created without mourning the
expense ofploughng which will keep your ami
mails In good condition. ltwouldbc betteT, how
ever, 10 plough n say 10 b1shela Of bone- earth,
OF drcssing of nuteitive manure, prior TO ap-
plying the lime, though the proceeding plan
Will answer The earlier these recommends
tons re carried into effect after tho frost is out
of the ground, the better. A dressing OF hum
dred bushels Of mari, per acre, will answer in
tho stead of the lime.
Winter PIOugIing.
All stiff clays which naturally wet, that
may be intended for spring crops, should be
plouehcd early this month, to allow the frost
TO break down their tex.ure but We will re-
peat what we have otter said before, that such
lands should not be ploughod when they are in
net condition. but that q time should be Sc
lected when they are moderately moist.
GlOver-Lcys, o. Grass Swards.
If you have field with clover-ley, or
grass sward upon it that you intend to put in
corn in the spring. plough 1t up and give the
frost an opportunity of killing the grubs and
cut mo,-and when about to plant your
corn harrow it. and, to make the Obstruction Of
these worms doubly sure SOW on each acre
oft, from two 10 four bushels of salt.
TO DE CONTINUED.
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RESOLUTIONS.
CONGRESS.-FRIDAY.

SENArE.-Mr Mason, from the Committee
on Foreign Relations, reported the following
resolutions:
Rcsol0ed 1t Is the opinion Of the committee,
that the declaration on the part Of the British
Government, aud the reply thereto by the
Secretary of STATE, as preminaries To the ex-
change of ratIfications OF the treaty concluded
at Washington between the governments oi
Great Britain and the United States, on the
l9,h day of April, 1880. imports nothing
more than an admission upon the part of tn,
two Governments, or their functonaries a
the time of such exchange, that noting con
timed in the treaty is to be considered as af
fectng the title of existing rights of Grea
Britain to the English settlement in Honduras
bay, and consequently, in the opinion of Tho
committee, no measures arc therefore necces
sary, on the part of the Senate, to be taken il
relation TO such declaration and reply.
Several private bills were passed.
The usual routine of business was gone
through with.
The bill to pay certain creditors Of Texas
was resumed.
Mr.. Houston spoke in defence of Texas
refusing payment. lie said Texas refused to
pay these creditors their demands, and ami
madverted severely on the Texas bond specu.
ators.
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