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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. ,.. February s

ST. CHARLES colsombs lady and son Miss Tanps and
Dams Fred Dana, Boston 1sos Ala Capt Grant steamer
PORT Gibscn DR. Rossnan, Walton W Rossman, Turpn
Vernon. Stewart and lady dss; Long aud lady,
Long Baltimore Farrer, lady and two Charleston
c. Muster Hooker, Hooker, Mrs Smyhe, Miss Mathews
Miss; Wzel, La
ST LOUIS H Harding, Anderson MOBILIZE Flanders Miss;
Schlhter Or Douglas, Metcaif o MIR Morgan Mont
gonery, Miss Conway, o; Jas Flaudre Baton Rouge
Johnston Washington City, Chambers, Afsmphis Geo
Moody and Mrs Moody, Port Gibson Lemmon West Baton
Rouge.
yERANDA.. Hantcrd Y; Connor, Ala MIorae, BoAon;
otk, Miss Comstock Y; W Larkns VIM NJ Moody,
Jr 70 POWELL Fort Adams W Patrick, lady and daugh
ter CLIFTON Capt Ellis, Ridley Thos Farrell, Wat
son, MISS DR. Fall, jackson; Gray, Bayou Snrsi Tanner,
Nicksbulg.
CITY HOTEL. Danson, Ark W johnson, W Heains
Gillespie, ALI; w Martini R Montsnnc, N o. G Schmidt,
Columbus; McMaker, Moblei Service, DR. Rea, viii
son, Y; P Hanks. Ark; HoIey, NJ D Dunlop, D.
Foreman, La M.rgis, yenables, Miss Shary, Rod
neyi Dons Miss DR. Young o. Ash Texas DR. Barber,
Hoy, a claiborne, Walker Tenn J NJ jackson, Ill.
ARCADE. Church, N Y; Devon, jolly Crosby, Ohio
Best N Dtvis, Williams Latona; Jenkins
Sumns. Louis; H cen, La; H CoyngtoD Ky; John
Williams, Texas; Hewitt H Lte, H Gabcugh sesmer
Michael Graves, Miss Dlckepsuu La; Davis KY Rsbi
Lowry, Miss.
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BElpRNs--Among those who have commanded the
award of Fashion for their taste and enterprise know
OF none who are reaping penuly the golden hsr-
follow than this well known firm Their es-
Enlistment No Chavtres street SO long under the able
managementof Col Fl f. Crawford whose artistic skill
and taste unsurpassed is duly thronged by our most
fashionable gents anda Bedep Hat is now all the go
both in town and country For durability beauty they
not to be aequaed by any in the South and we ad,
wise all readers to give them call before purchasing
elsewhere
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE, New Orleans, Jan. 80, 1854.
70 C. Waterman, Esq OF
tits Of FireateH's Charitable Association:
SrR-Ao me- through you, Chairman the Fsmens
Association
annually sth February long Benefit
Association, with private
&C
which occasion will endeayor entertainment worthy
good object which will with approval
the public.
An early will obgs your humble B. DsBAR
NEw ORLEANS, January 80 1854
To B. DeBar Esq Lessee tie ST. Charles T6spr Nan Orleans
SWe have the honor behalf the Firemeu Charitable
Association Orleans acknowledge receipt your
muncaon under date of the sO rendering institution
your Theatre the February long you
remain Lessee of same,
accepting your kind Offer express feeling graft
liberal private you propose making that OCCASION
You're, respectfully, CHAs. NJ WATERMAN, Chairman,
JOHN c. MCCLELLAN!
~ JAMES H. wINGFIELD
ianSl I'd JAMES BEGGS.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE, New Orleans Feb. /, 1854.
G. H. Waterman. ESQ., Chairman Balls and Benefits Femea's
Charitable association:
Enclosed you Rsvs
Benefit Monday Evening, the 6th which have accepted
Yours, etc.. B. DEBAR.
B. DABAR EaqEstsemed Sir Observing you
Monday February 9Th, the St. Charles Theatre
only say feel incumben duty with my the
charity. the self troupe
entirely the disposition yourself and The gallant fuen
Of the Crescent City subscribe myself yours, etc,
febs I'd GABRIEL RAvEL.
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Direct Importation

Winter Clothing,
SELLING OFF TO ATE.
SHERMAN 4 PERSONS,
No. Magazine street, Corner of Canal, N. o.
u Now is the time to get your supply OF
WINTER CLOTHING, "
Offering our o NEW GOODS at extremely
RED q CED PRICES,
on account Of Liquidation Our assortment complete everything
sppertainlng TO a Gentlemau's Wardrobe
saper BLACK CLOTH FRoCK and DRESS CoATs
New Style FANCY CLOTH wGNDREs;
PLAIN CASHMERE PALToEs;
:" OPERA CLoAKS;
PLUSH VELVET VESTS:
Super FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS;
saper BLACK DoEsK1N PANTS.
..ALRs,.s.
fB- An elegant lot Of
FANCY SILK cRAyATs a.d GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
UNDERSTANDS
DRAWERS;
GLOVES;
sUSPENDERs;
LINEN HANDKERCH1EFs, etc
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS, trSu sl2 to $40 per Dozen
kB Goods will BE- cheeruy shown closed out i'm
mediatsly Call and examine
SHERMAN & PERSONS.
9pibeOd 2W / MaRAZin estfe9t Canal N n
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Valuable Improved Real Estatc I'm Canal Street,
First District, and Lots OIL Bnronne street-Glendy
Burke vs.. His Creditors and the Creditors Of q.
Burke AZ Co.
BY BACH & BRUNET, Auctioneers.
SATURDAY, March II, 1864, at Banks
H. 5 &c 5 al 5 ss oys and ai Sasss1 a &
Honorable Aasa. Judge q Tho f9A "a, D,ist co"ct
,S 5s ip.9ys@ s sss !. G.
des the T F R6 t % f% The building, nm. inn
a. a. sa @o y hs s :
and ds' r 81 G ebs M Sa ~ ana a S
Porter, in said Siics dated May Is ISL
s % s~aa eo%o ~ sh "sS afm SS y r5 70
a SE store on each iOt pressed brick baamons
' Lot No. 'front.' alley feet wide running
n.hggs ..ss p@ q S@sd dsn with thu
. a front =
n1g PhiPpa owned e. as
"A II. 5 S ss as e. No w.
r. ~ g &c 'IS es' s,S@ff
IS and Vs. p...a.......,, j..
and n ne ds n O. ~ th ID d y as 4 lot y q
No feet and inches wo the rear on the line dividing
: Terms OF PFoFInrYTho purchase,
his IS and "a m9n' for the amount bid IN equal
son IL lie following dsscfbed
sstsR gqM is t note '9 ,S ssa g him.
.sy s B gaysDs u: AL, M y,
q sss ss' sfss M !. &.
Bank, the city Of New Orleans % ne lss day Of
the the note drstly ieseribri.
payable 5 % he as MsTsh L.aipnn s,s BARK
Bs sss G r. 9F ds.ess Sr tue sum 81 ~
an ,,.S s + . g e "a. 6si b him. n.
Treasurer Of the Slate of Louisiana for the 'un of
Vgsv
NE s sum *. aS1 Il S sSsh ayns ,s ~ a..
s and he it, day Of June Of each and every yasr unts
December ISL amounting together to s'ss g. being for
Thirdly Subscribed and snd9sedi9 NE nan' 3Pd
81 Orleans the Of Goa 10 being also for ine on
sS s2 pss inherited 5ss, By him him
AID s S s a. fs Rf s (" Lasa W
.s4 s,sEs'a and T.
the Bank city New orsn' the a sy Of
Il December ls nssaOg together to 's6sl o. bsps FOR
rdy daiea s4b.ed and endorsed s llss
New Orleans o. the Of ss7 6 being ,so for interest
5b,cteed BY hun he
the State d louisiana oI III.
5;s:d roFSo sgs 'sS,',ssa and f9dSs
.i ssast t S.a l' IN s Ely orleans
q pses%se sSaas oss's sss IL being
Thirdly One vote dated subscribed manner,
Fyd@s r. s M.I.b i81 ne s Stat aal
1t s ~ 'ss ~; 9'is s:':s.e PIG
he e the T,esef Of the State of LoaaaEa for the q
seosdg Toywo dated, io er!or'sdin
q .s a% s sy ). f"s nc R9 .n z s Il
Decsmy md to lstd.y June Of seh au IL w
si s 90 81 5s s3 not S' s@Ssd' s'''' %
and d1 .s s PS' s ''e Ma 9s'i s7 At he @
the t Nrw orcaDs for the OF "a Co. beIrg aso
Oh the fstly described
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~ We acknowledge the receipt of letter from Baton
Rouge, speaking in very complimentary terms of
and ability exhibited by Thomas G. Davidson NJ 'A.t
the de.ense of Peadrgrast his late trial for mnr5
We should judge from the statements Of our corre,no
dent that the effort must have been one of unusual ami
ity and power and indeed the result of the trial SHOWS
that it was SUCH The state of our columns tbi
morning prevents publishing the letter and leaves us
only room to make this reference
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MALLAV,s BAzAAR.--We nave before had occasion to
call the attention OF readers to their immense
Of fancy furniture china statuettes mansl
ments lamps vases, china, glasses, cutlery ETC. Their
stock is very diversified embracing in addition tothe
above, su immense assortment Of Competing oil cloths,
druggets aad mattngs See advertisement
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REARD, j. A. s MAY, Auctioneers, Ap
q y prniserst ETC., s Banka Arcade, New Orleans
City Bask OF Cochr0n s GO.

SS Camp street.
~ SIX PER CENT INTEREST paid "a left for accun
lation and saving
TT FOUR PER CENT INTEREST pail Deposits
called for at time. ,vaq IN
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dsNrLEMrS's CLorHtNc.-Alfred Munroe & Co, who
have already made great reductions III the prices of their
large stock of clothing, to-day advertise still greater
reduction which call the attention Of our readers
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Glendy Burke his Creditors and the Creditors
OF Glendy Burke a Co.
BY BACH & BRJNET Auctiopanre

y I7IV 0tNI1li zAlIO VIUIIteTs.
g. ATuRDAY, March IL, 1854, will be sold Mt
NJ public auction Banks Arcade Magazine street bet wcn
Nschz aud Graer streets BY order Of the Honorable hngusa
Judge Of the Fifth District Court Orleans and under H.
direction Of Wak Martini
G. Burke and G Burke Co the following desobd Stocks
Cdiors sold without
warranty guarantee whatever title Stherwse 10 wit:
go shhes oil capital STOCK South Western and Arkansas Mining
m Company 90 psd each
100 shares Mississippi RAILROAD Stock ..,........ loo
rs shares Lexington and Ohio Railroad Stock
Stock in Commercial Bank of Rodney, t'no gsuch-
Stock IN Memphis and Charleston Railroad, "ns f'''
Stock in New Orleans and Jackson Railroad "no
90 sharos New Orleans Mechanics Society Is psd on eb
The right, title nsolyents in the stear ,,
Burke interest estimated at dispute with no
Pew No loo Christ Church, Canal street New Orleans
81 Terms CASH fsb6 Is % mill
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Drugs, .gFedicsse s and Chemicals.

DR.. Z. j. Coke, No. 95 Camp street.
tg DR. ]. CONES PREPARATIONS in extensive use 5
nearly fifteen have By their acquired
unsurpassed feqqeed By similar made
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF COPAIvA, sARsAPARILLA AND cUBEBs
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGES.
CHOLERA SYRAIP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF Ann Pc /
MANENT CURE OF THE Piles.
tB- For sAls by Druggists generally, iy7 qptf
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Sixty shipwrecks were lately caused by a
lives lost, =
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Died.
Complimentary Correspondence.

On Friday February the lungs, WILLIAM H
HOSEFIELD, of Boston, Mass aged IS years.
kS- Boston and New Brunswek please copy.
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JoHS GMsFoRp. john daisford long time attached to-
the various theatres in this city in capacity or an
other and late editor of little sheet called the Balloon
Is dead He died on Saturday aud buried on yester
day morning.
Our Contemporaries have fallen into error in descr;b
ing him as native Of England lie was born in Scot
'SndWe forget which partand received the elements Of
good education But, like many of his countrymeu
john mad rowing disposition and wandered of TO this
eouary He had been in almost every part of the Union
and was equally known in Toronto. philadelpbia ST
Louis and New Orleans
For the greater part of his life he was connected with
theatres either as promper treasurer copyst or in
like capacity lie wrote also or three farees of mo
derate merit, which were pnyed here and elsewhere
Finally John started the Balloon and had conducted II
to some degree of prosperity when both he and it So sa
denly collapsed and closed existence together.
Peace to his names Our city could better have NJ
forded to lose prominent aud more nnuenti
man than honest kind-hearted John Gaisford He wa
largely known and generally respected for the eqnanim
S with which he bore all his troubles the socitu
with which he regarded the troubles of others the phe
sophy he boosted and praetieed the kindness coed vii
ana good nature which marked his whole life
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Books, .Wagastnes, ETC.,

Books, Magazines, ETC.,
j. G.. MORO MS,
Exchange Plsce, adjoining the P0st-offce.
LONDON LANCET, January.
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE, January. ""..0=M
ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF ART, January
POPULAR EDUCATION, January.
THE ALpS SWITZERLAND, etc., Hlustrated-No o.
CASSEL'S NATURAL HISToRY-No g.
NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, November, 1888
FURTHER suppl LIES.
THE YOUNG voYAGEURs. BY Captain NJ Reid.
POEMS AND PARoDIEs. By Phoebe Carey
REVIEWS OF A BACHELOR.
GREAT TRUTHS BY GREAT AUTHORS
BANCROFT's HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES.
JosEPHuS. LIPPINCoTrs FAMILY EDITION. volume.
SHORT PATENT SERMONS BY Dow, Jr Etc, etc
fesl q2pw4M ltw j. @. MORGAN.
Masonic Books,
A..
j. c. M o R G A Ms,
M.u. Exchange Place,
Adjoining the Post-ofiss.
LAND MARKS OF MASONRY vols By c. Moore, Editor
Masonic Magazine
ANALOGY OF ANCIENT CRAFT MASONRY TO NATURAL AND
REVEALED RELIGION. BY Scott Grand Master of the Grand
Lodge Of Nj, sissppi.
THE MYSTIC CIRCLE AND AMERICAN HANDBOOK OF MA
soNRY
FREEMAsoNs' MONITOR. BY z. A. Davis.
THE TEMPLARs' TEXT BOOK. By Coruelius Moore
OUTLINES OF THE TEMPLE Masonry its Moral Aspects BY
c. Moore,
THE CRAFTSMAN AND FREEMAsoN's GUIDE. By c. Moore.
MASONIC CHART.
THE FREENiASoN'S MANUAL. By Rev. j. x. Stewart.
MELODIES FOR THE CRAFT or, Songs Freematoas
TRESTLE BOARD.
| NJ. M. DIPLoMAs-PARCHMENT.
| MASONIC CARPET, etc.
feb4 step INV ]. C. MORGAN.
Et0iesaEistes.
| AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK AND STYLE OF VALENTINES
EF- For sale by
| THOMAS L. WHITE,
NgAh CANAL STREET. HHhN
E yALENTINEs In time TO mail to friends at distance before
| ST. VALENTINES DAY, February IA. feb4 slap
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STEAMER FR4sk LYoN-The Frank Lyon Will leave on
Monday evening the 9th inst at O'Clock for Vieksbur
ff'aeston, Beaeh's Bend Old River and intermediate
landings
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S0rsaa,0rtt;a.

TONIC ALTERNATIVE EXTRACT OF.
Ey~ Prepared only by
DIR. E, j COKE,
No. as CAMP STREET.
10 The strongest preparation made which daily used for thu
CURE OF DISEASES OF THE LIVER GENERAL pERANGs.
MENT, with DEBILITY Of the WHOLE SYSTEM,
t To be had at No. s5 Camp and of Druggists generally tor
cents dts
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Drugs. .5vgedtct.aes, Pes.f,,,,e,.,,. etc.

The subscriber would respectfully call attention of
Planters Phys2ian and Families his well stock
eompTisng article in ha line Of business all which,
examination will be found FRESH AND GENUINE During \
season. SODA WATER AND MEAD of the very quality
will be found It with a tue popular Waierr
such MS CONGRESS- BLUE LICK, Rooms s1puIsd On
reasonable terms with PURE HONEY; ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
G0ULEY BITTERS, ETC. THOMAS RANKIN =
apl dAWly Dugg and Apothecty Camp and Poydrn
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MErMRrE GopRsE,-This popular track was thronged at
an early hour yesterday The deferred of Thursday
last between Brastoc Tom Smiley and Young 4peica in
connection with the $1,000 between Poedioaas and
S'ittr Tail, drew out all who had spark of for
sports OF the turf lovely day could not have
been chosen The track like carpet and everything
favored fast spin for the first race
Birthstone aud Tom Say only came to the score Young
i7Rerica being drawn Mr.. Dimmiek's Birthstone proved
the winner in two straight heats going last in @
The second race WAS Won by Poatonas after four heats
Old SilrT not going well as usual
First race, purse Of $50
Mr. Dmmck's Birthstone ,....z i1.
John Killers Tom SuiieY. -. ..z. > J;s
Time-2.S4 t4-2.27
Second race match for $1,000 at mile heats hest in \
To harness, $50 " " -
Nh, @ Dimmiek, 3, M Racaiouas ,p I /
samuel Riea, g. Sitef Tai. II . . >
Time-2:sS Ia-2;27 2S-2 50 I-2.SiE.
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Reduction Of Prices
P. & E. REILLY & CO.,
Corner Canal and Royal streets,
Will reduce from and after Monday the S0h inst
WINTER DRY GOODS,
Which comprise the FASHIONABLE IMPORTED az well "A
domestic DRY GOODS. Among their assortment may
be found the following leading srtco{iz:
RICH FRENCH CALICoEs, rsm Is to Q6 csntBi
FRENCH CASHMERE D'ECoSsE, all color1, atsl;
PLAID CASHMERE;
PLAID SPUN SILK;
BRoCHE AND WATERED BARBOUR;
FLoUNCED BAREGE ROBES;
PLAIN, PLAID AND DAA1ASR BLACK SILK;
BLACK MORE ANTIQUE:
GRos DE NAPLES, all celors;
New Style PLAID SILKS
New Style BRoCADE SILKS;
FLouNCED AND BAYADERE SILK ROBES
cLoAKs AND PELEsSEs IN CLOTH VELVET ofhe Newest
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCIIIEFs, COLLARS AND CHEAI
ZETTES;
EMBROIDERED SLEEVES;
MOUR NING GOODS
44to 81 BLACK MUSLIN DE LANES
BLACK MERINO AND CASHMERE;
BLACK TiBET; BLACK ALPACA;
BLACK BOMBAzINEi
BLACK CEIALLY;
BLACK (LADIEst) CLOTH; ;
All Styles of MOURNING EMBRoIDERIEs, etc., etc
TABLE LINENs-a splendid of DkMksKS, TABLE
CLOTHS and NAPKINS, Of every size.
LINEN stIEETING, from "a to 1874.
SUPERIOR IRISH LINENS.
y1T,T
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Chaqs.es Fepes. s. Chius and Feues..
BEACH'S FERRUGIN0US TONIC,

BEACH'S FERRUGINOUS TONIC,
EB- Is a Certain aud Inialbs Remedy for
CHILLS and FEVER, GHAGRES FEVER
And all FEYERS OF an Internittent Type.
NRJ'EG KNOWN TO Fan.
For sails by Z. D. BEACH, NJ D. Chemist and Apothecary
Of Chntres Cuohpusr Streets aao by THOMAS RANKIN
Corner Camp and by j.
and caroudelet streets. fsb6 st?dPdltW
NT0TIGE-W X. F. FRYER, Indian Doctor
Sy friends the public win he plea To learn that hav4
opened Once Consultation No ST Charles
have the power restoring the sick health and happiness
tobemacs thousands who have been cured
wll testify
Office hoars O'Clock ~ till O'Clock P NJ
Professional or official business.
N.B,-Dr, ". A, WILLIAMS having accomplished Medical
with Stuent) will upenend old Office IS
Frenchmsn gnt not has been supposed by
the publicity editorial notices which
eanian III 1883 by mistake. Respectfully yours
feds 81 w, X. Z. FRYER,
EPRANDY FRUIT-200 boxes assorted for
n p sale by H. l.. STONE B co, Gravisr At. fstt
FIGS-~4000 drums, in fine order, for sale by
n isbe Il. l, STONE co. GraTsr street.
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H0ts-Mufs,

l. ia idle to suppose that HAT is covering keeI
of the and Hsbie ths
what shading ia the pcturet shield ebongaa
tbs protection Of the enaoum whence spring the
ideas, OF all our thoughts and feelings. -
Gentlemen of taste, who wish real will call get
the - 30 HATS from the EXCELSIOR HAT STORE; eoun
to the IS 50 and f6 HATS from Chartrs superior
taae. DURBRIDGE 81 YALLETrE, CAnp at t "
tWoio sfront the pravnra Cec.
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R. B. SYKES AUCTION SALES
BACH & BRUNET's SALES.
SYMBOLS SAL

sYNDICs SALE.
Valuable Improved Real Estate in Canal street,
First District, and Lots OH Bnronne street-Glehdy
Burke w. Ills Creditors and the Creditors Of q.
~,
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Boots, Shoes sma Esroqa,es

hsNfFEss SWUeS WstH 2BTOyN9as,
sBEaR AT WHOLESALE,
WNN gtroR ahip store genera .
A of BOOTS, sHoEs, BRoGANs HATS, CAfs S
SC Plantation upplsd with prime RussET BRoGANs WOOL
MEXICAN, tALm LEAF STRAW and cAMPEACHY HATS, !,
ths lowest market prees5 by
iva 7pdkW FROST Il CO. 10 Magazine troeI
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-16

Let me now address you on topic second,
perhaps, to no other in connection with the
occupation VIC follow-I mean LABOR.
| Amoung the rules Of the Royal Agricultural
Society of Great Britain, setting forth its OBJ
jcct, is the following;
To promote the comfort and welfare of the
| laburers, and to encourage the improved man.
agcnent Of their cottages and gardens
If | WAS called on to name or point out
upon what agricultural success more Deepen
ded than upon anything else / should say,
and the judicious direction of them.
Good tillage, working crops we'll and in
scasonWil not always insure great production
on all land, but the husbandman may undoubt-
edly so thoroughly cultivate, by ssrulvcr-
izng, pulvcrizing, pulverixng," as Jcthro
Tull has it, as to obtain the last particle Of
the rhosphates and alkclies the earth contains.
while the perfect filth Of tn: surface thus
exposed, will invite the rain and the dcws
in their descent to dress his fields with sub
stitute for Peruvian guano.
What, then, is the best kind of labor for
sufficient numbers, may use their own
dome site servants, which is undoubtedly
good labor; but they are generally quite in
adeq' ale to the supply the labor necessary
in the now improved condition of our farms
an addition oftitt! to one hundred per cent.
more labor being now required in carrying
on the system Of high cultivation that has
been, and is being, generally adopted, than
Def ere cur agriculture was so improved. ]
speak particularly Of the northorn counties
Of Msryland and of Delaware.
/ believe that the English description Of
farm labor is the best we can have. Imcan
the labor of tcrants-"Cottagers," as they
are called in England-living on the estate.
What is the objection to our. having this
description of labora These English cot
tagcrs are coming here, the Irish Gotta
gers come here, the German, the Swiss,
and the French come. We have but to dom
iciliate them on our estate as they were
domieilintrd before they came. When first
arrived, entertaining high expectations, it
may be nccc ssary to let them look about
NHllt; UUl III INV Gnu, IL CoHii Sot-
tagc, with its ample garden ard neat sur:oun-
dings Of shade and water invites them, they
are likely to settle down contontcd, and be
satisfied with moderate wages, especially
now since the price ofproduce is so advanced
that the laborng man, even at city wages, or
the price paid by manufacturers, finds it hard
to feed his family out of city markets at re-
tail prices, and will appreciate the advanta.
gcs OLA rural home, where the nccessaries
Of life may be had so much cheaper. This
state Of things will probably continue, and the
landed proprietor who has so long been over
bid by other interests likely to comm and an
abundance Of this description Of labor.
(T'o be COn'maed.)