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EXPORTS,

LIvERPOOL-shp 1ochie-1s6i bales cotton J99 SKIS corn,
sol cedar logs,
I1vERPooL-shp John Norrnan-8ls baleB cotton 6leo
sacks
IIvERPool-shp Zeboa1-S7ss bales cotton gu hugs 10
bbls oil cake.
LIyERPOOL-Slp Rhoderck Dhu-21O4 bales cotton, TO
cks tallow 46l5 sks wheat 400 les beef, 1000 slaves
Edm9 a bales cotton 2ao b6ls
GLASGOW-Bark Chieftan-223l bales cotton
HAEANA-Brg Brownsves5o ties 200 kgs lard, 30 tierces
hams 20 bxs candles.
b ow 60 bxs pork % ties hams lao SKIS Is bbs fur
penine, cks soda ash. 'r9,-t
CHANDELIER IsIAND-schr Isaac Tunnel--1n ballast.
moss 2 do rope, 1891 SKIS corn Sl7 hide. :.
ss9n y ns ID 3
50 ties stearine, Is bxs preserves, 5opkgs mdse.
XIX S q q pslk 81 aSe Sas surs
go SKIS corn q bbs nis 500 bbls government stores
DO ssss @ 5a al. % s %aEy i % se 90 c g
do potatoes 20 do onions do pe orb 0 Ssss d
suniries
CABDIFF-ship chesterbolmes5a5 bars railroad iron to
Casey.
BARCELoNA-Brig Florentine-Assored wines etc.
aNZAS-Bark Jacob Prentisa4e3 bxs 1926 bids sugar.
IS5 bbs lnolases Nicholson sco-lo fruit to master
ASpINW AII1-Schr Argenee-In ballast.
BosToN-Bark Tammany-Assored merchandise.
RS nSr cotton ksf s cd
A Glenn kco-O9 hides bales skins Francke Dane-l01
hides bales skins Poncy &co-32 hides Is bales skins For
chener egt-suudries A Dyer Fogcr Nco--s Bel
land--McDowe Mills &coAdamst Express Co-S250O in
Gle Union Bank-Total &c bales cotton.
MORILE-Seaner Cuba-2l5 bales Farley, Jurey eco
Dbl srniries Motion co-0 do onions 50 pkgs mdse and
sundries to R Gcddes and order.
M0B1LE-seamer Cafornia-$ bales cotton BRADLEY VII
6co-6 Ilardc co-l5 Smith 1ladden-l0 bales osna-
burgs cotton gins Carter Sco pkgs mdse W Sweet
Is boxes bales II pkss ndse Gedles2 do James Con
molly &co--2 do J McMahou-Total g. bales cotton
GEORGETOWN-Seamcr Ruby-l03 bales cotton Anderson
Secalf-l62 Payne Harrson39 Wright Davenport ECO
Is Byrne. Vance &co Ward Saunders Hunt Dunbar
6eea9 Hemmingway Fredander &co19l John Wat &co-l4
s Aby-64 Oakley Hawkins5S do Miles, Adams &co-s1n
dries order-Tots 653 bales cotton. =
MOBILE-Schr G Brown-3O0 bbs naval stores to May,
Vanhook eco.
BAY ST LoUls-schr Delphmo No 5000 feet lumber 10
master,
BoNFouCA-schr sostllenc-2o,ooO feet lumber S
Philips
TCHEFuNCTA-.schr Vcoria-50o bbls sand to order
Pearl. R1VER-Schr Sarah Baden35 900 feet lumber to
Ward eco.
BAY ST LOEIS-Schr Baear--iS cords wood to order
BAY ST LOU1S-Schr Florda-2S cords wood TO order.
BILOXI-schr Mary Margaret-30 cords wood to order
ANTE RIVER-SChr May1ower35 cords wood TO order.
BAY ST LOCIs-Schr Clementine2S cords wood to order.
PASCAGOULA-SchrF Marquez35 600 feet lumber Merritt
& Mcconnell.
BQNFOUCA-Schr Alcyon-40 cords wood to order
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DEUXIEME COUR DE DISTRICT DE LA N. ORLEANS.
A TTENDU que Abby Swain, veuve de Hi
n Hart, pTesente petition Ii rcfe dob
enr les etres administration III succession de eu
Hiram Hart, decide intesta-
Avis est nr lie present dome tous ceux celia pe con
cener avor dedure dix ours les rason les
quelles ne serait pas fat droit Ia dite petition.
Par ordre de Ia
mSl2l5 A. DREuX, Depue Greifer.
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aINc1pAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.

n5 Drass PWP$ Gis ;5s' ce5 sss'
aat ss Byrne' p Dennsrd camden Bodofeo
La Lospich, Lolpc, "; Bratz 4 Hudson, NJ San
Hare Wynns MIS- H Aiban La; Smith texas
81 ST LOUISE: f Msrguere, 7 Barrere, o; Dickin
Mobile; West end ssyy sss 9 Linden, EnglanG 9
i IPs!scns Boston, TuaFoTsk S TeirsSone t
yard, Detro II I,swley Goodwin "; o1nard coast
Mrs Homes and daughter, st Louis.
ST. CHARLES. Maj John wanen and Indy and seryt,
NIissis;ipPi; Griggs, NsT qrleens A sessnan
S1ans 6ssns KnE 'S yreisa ch smS;s;s Mss
DHugherty Louisiana; James Harrison New Orleans
Wade Bayou Sara; Jhon Ashton, Tennessee; Mrs Emily
$5sSoFt Ne5ds cnsaas Mc!ssn Misis Epi
WS s.s 9S:s dnsy M TsTs bs ipp asa
Mississippi alfred Could Franklin; John Stroud J New Or
Gibson Lafouche George sanderson and servant Natcez;
Rose, Nachcz DR. 7 Hawkins Baton Rouge IIaw-
oS M Ionsna snds Da
Glders, Nashville Il Dannis, Tennessee; Collier, la
John Ashford Lnfouche; II snyder St Joseph Grih
Paris phIlbert, Nashylle Groins Tneds States Army
s Dawes, Georgia.
CITY. pn,son, Mobile Kette, Baltimore; Miss
aelkenny W utchens, l. Hohenthal llouston f. Ware
Davis Gia John May lady children and servant, Greer,
Evans KY william Waters Rome James Murphy JET
rsou J Willis, Quman; Eobt Love Huntsville; r Far
dy and servant Adams county; Q r Dougherty La; " Nc
hal Point cquPee r Renfr9 Texas AIephant, Milan
T. Hall and lady Kentucky; 9 Csrna Port Gibson G Il
sins Mississippi; Benjamin Baton Rogue I. FournEnet
+ Ison Saehst Tssr Bsdaa ?1i Banebard '! Mr.
n blanchard, Baton Rouge: McRae, Point Coupee j
1 w Psh Sc ! Tsy wa al Dr. Pm
Coupee; f f Moyelcad Ascension " r Smith Marshall
81 My, Montcelloi Frawuk john Catching, I! Ores
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
WHEREAS, Abby Sayvin, widow of Hi
w Har has petitiuned the Court for letters OF adj
ministraton the of the late Hiram IIar deceased
utesate-
Notice hereby given to all whom ii may TO show
within days why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order Of the Court -
\. DREUX,
ms 10 Ii Deputy Clerk.
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ARRIVED.

H., ~ ARRIVED.
Steamship Charles Morgan Law1sss f59m fndanoa eavv
Ship Chestsrlsme Evans from Cardiff Wales 18th December
Bark fam nG stsenan Is days Boston, uyn
Bark jacob Prentss Kelly Matanzas 10Th February
Brig al sts Arna from Barcelona sh 10
schr 4rgenette Handy 10 days from Aspnwal G. to
scr Brow Forbes, 2days from Mobile to materBann.
sehr Vetor;ss Ford from TchafMnes5s!Basn.
$ Gem T. kSy $ i, a5iss;s
scirr Alcyon, from Bonfouca-Basin:
sclr Mary Margaret from Biloxi-Basn:
s sehr essysSnh,s Sieg Bsy s. oHBau
schr Marquee Lund from Pascagoua-Basn.
STEAMBOATS,.
Lewis whitman, Wallace, from yayoo River. s
- L Cobb Northern n from from Camden deE,,.
b b1as ansnhp pas 5fnf rom 5fG Mn isns'e
| Pei. 81 sydonia, Johnston, from Mnden.
Ssisslaf Bs Hs seF Film Fsa9 G klSspss.
Delaware, WeMurry, from Cairo
a 9Pmanda, w fss from from S Miad ess
ST j Trabus, White. from Memphis
e eaba Hsr1 af from l HsSi so''
| TIP Leathers, Bennett, from Little Rock;
| Indiana, Barker, from Cincinnati
Mars. Stein 9bf from C GnU p;-su
m mees S 5ono from from l NashSe RIVER
| Music, .otTrion, from Jefferson.
Ruby, 5Potevent, from Georgetown Miss
Towboa L Day Brown, from the Passes-wen down light
brought mp bark Jacob Prentiss, brig Forente and sch
| Argencte
| Towboat Mary kngsand, Phillips, from the Passover
down lghtbough up ship Chesterliolme and bark Tan
many.
/ MEMORANDA.
TSteenIer Music reports Red River falling rapidly froI
Shreveport down. passed Swamp Fox aground hea
OF Claiborne Island.
Ba-Seamer Delaware reports having left Cairo the
inst at o'clock NJ; no boats in port.
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Btbietu If the Alarkets.

MONDAY MORNING, MARCH TO-
COTTON. The demand moderate Saturday, some
buyers holding back for the Acas accounts which did
arrive until business was over for the day. The sales reached
about $500 bales prices ranging generally at previous quo
atons, which we repeat:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior 5is@624 Ndding Fair .1014@lo}a
Ordinary 13sGS4 Fair :................l@-
Middlng. S1s(19l Good Fair. .........-G-
Good Mddling 10gl0G Goodand Fine. ......--
TOBACCO. We did not hear of sale.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Coton-bnes. Tobacco-hhds.
stock on hand Sept l, 1855 .4o537 Il7l5
Received since ;...........l,2g4,lI S,0iS
" yesterday. 1859 4
-l,so57S6 - 5052
l,34e32s l6767
" Saturday ......,. l4002 900
--l,O6s9G3 -l56oS
277420 l,l59
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SALNEON, HERRINGs and HALIBUT FINS,
~ tierces No. ! SALMON; IVA
II barrels :. 10.
$50 kits :. :.
80 halfkits .. ~
' f25 barrels :. HERRING; '
so half do :. >. ~ ,s
400 boxes No. and Extra HERRING; Fl.
80 kits AALIBUT FINS; for sale BY ,.s
]. II. CARTER l. CO. IKE !
MILO Ct corner Common and Tetonpitouas Sta
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EXCHANGES. .roregn Blls uers arrn, and We quote a.
CATTLE MAR EFT.

! --&~-D asg ~ JEFFERSON CITY March 9.
The supply Of Beef Cattle continues ample and the
ket easy for purchasers The stock of Hogs offering was but
small we hear only sales advanced rates. Only
few other stock offer. .l.5 558S5sst
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MAcK Ha61R i q ,, .,y.r1 ..5,
sHohE Mol " barrels =-. ...e no.
. 100 half barrels: r n. .. IT.. .s.,
"a 80 quarter barrels; ~. . q
NJ 800 kits. .. e.. u n ...
LARGE No. -25 barrels; .,.
-ss 20 half barrels, ... ....... r... .
Is quarter barrels; --=
200 kits,
SHORE No lilo barrels; ,....
k< 100 half barres,s
.&&@ M 100 quarter barrels; f
q $sssy$4s@s $50 kits .ts H
LARGE-Extra no. J. S. barrels; I FL .., ......
50 half barrels; e h., = .' .-..s
~ 100 quarter barrels - .... .
It's kits 5.s.r.. a.4.., ...
LARGE No. 3 80 half barrels. +.s..
SHORE No. 3-2lo barrels; z=ss .-.
- ... 100 half barrels; r5. "A
81 ,, 100 kits; w ST sS45,-4-. rtl .
| For sale by J. r.. CARTER eco ~,
| milo 6t ! corner Common and Tchoupitoulss ss
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WILL REOPEN MONDAY, March 3, 1856.

-. 5r col. WOODS MUSEUM
Was visited by 10000 during his previous e5
bition in towl-nlostiy ladies. . .8g-
He remains bnt week longer viii reopen the Spleu@
did Rooms Charles opposite the Southern Bank
New Orleans with several addi tional curosies- = s5
THE WONDERFUL FRENCH BIRD WARBLER, for this
week l.5AzsAsSssL 1.
Greatest Curiosity Of this Century, who i sul OF
admiration wonierrnGn 10 nil who
her in Switzerland France, England and The United statasr
is be in this place for few days tily -
THE AMERICAN GIANTESS, Miss SILVA HARDY. from
Wilton, Franklin county Maine, and WIG is nearly Eght
high and weighs Three hundred and gh-one pounds
requires hundred md and three quarter
wards Of ordinary dry goods for plete dress.
55Doors open A. NJ till , r n and 9 TO half
| past g p. NJ. 5... s#5.=.sI f..
I mat T.
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FIFTH DISTRICT Court A. p GRIEFF CO.. vs. JOIN Xl-
pY VIRTUE of n writ OF iierI fnclas to me
ID directed by the honorable the Fifth District Court of New
Orleans the above entitled will proceed to sell ut
public auction, in the Rotunda of the City Exchange ST. Louis
between Chartre and Royal Streets on FRIDAY April
4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND situate in the 49,
Suburb Marigny in the Third District of this CITY, and fs
forming the corner Victory and Vaudeville Streets l
king part of the lots designated by The Nos and Said
Victory street 90 feet in depth and front Vaudeville street.
Together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
consisting of frame dwelling honse containing largo
large cabinets and closed gallery kitchen containing
shubber in the yard This property rented at the
of SOS per month.
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-CHsh on the spot - -
JOSEPH HUFTY,
m3 II 81 az Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
CIsaUIEME CouR DIsrRICT1 4. D. GRIEF 4 CO. vs..
DE LA NouvsLIE-oKlEANs JOHN x1M SnEsS SMITH
I'M VERTU dun writ de fierf fneins a moi
IA addresse par honoabe Cinqemc Cour de District de 10
Nouvee Orleans lanire cidessu p0cedera lie VEN
DREDI davri 1856 midi dams Ia Rotonde de In Borse de
cation de-
TNE GERTAINE PORTION DE TERRE situee au -,
ianbourg Margny dams lie Troisieme District de cete ~
yc tUrnaut fange DIES Vaudeville ct de Ia Vic m
oe fesa parte deS errans desgnes sous les Nos ct o.
La de portion de Aya ranGaSe II pes face
la de 10 Vctore TO peds de poiondenr ct face Ia
rue Vaudeville. 80.
Ensemble nyec outes les basses ameoraons qu existent
dessu consistent mason hos ayan gtandes cham
bres grands cabinets gaeric feee cuisine conenan
des chambres domestques eux dasance installations pour
fean arbres fruitiers ct disagreement, etc.
Saisie dams rafaire cidessus.
C0NDIfIOSS-Comptant al msment de Rehabilitation
JOSEPH HUFTY,
m3lfSl IS ShsrI de Ia paroisae d'0rlsanl,
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Total received since lst Sept, 1855. $685. 92
There sales Of Mexican dollars the extent
100000 at lU4ii
The of money deposit belonging the
the last monthly reporsay the last Monday Februar! and
subject 10 draft So l74,9l6
Amount hand last Of January "a 800
e., CSp &C.
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'% '@ ''% uNIos BANK LOUISIANA, !
,gfy r. fts: New Orleans, 18th February, 1856.
NO At a Meeting Of the Board, held onEthe

Re,oued That in view of adding he value o.
this stock granting increased facilities TO the growing
commerce Of New Orleans IT "a deemed expedent and the
IN the Capital Stock Of this Bank
Conformity with ne Eighth arse Of the Charter authorizing
Notice is hereby given that the books will be opened the
Stockholders this day two privileged for sixty days. for
said Provisional Subscription List
also opened the public FOR said portion of said Increase
nav waived by the Stockholders
Stock paid will be entitled the pro dividend
be declared July next to be computed from The date Of
payment s 'r
fcl1 -y.4, GEO. a, FRERt5T, Cashier,
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TODEISH-CODETSH- E+
" 1000 quarter boxes;
' 100 half boxes;
50 boxes; 1890. "
a. ' 30 drums;
rs half drums; ' -
100 quarter druns;
" + Is barrels Pickied for sale by
j. Z. CARTER 4 CO.,
ml0 tt corner Common and Tchoupitoulas SIS
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NaP- General NeIfef COFMnlEtfee, T. q. q. F.
Members for the present term WB KoosTz President, No.
street; JAS FuRHEAux, Secretary Odd Felows Hail.
Camp and Lafayette Streets GEo ELLIS, Exchange Place. Post
FORD corner Camp and GIavier streets W W. LA%nERroN
LY, Tchonpoulas and Richard streets; III sHER
WOOD, A. W. MCDoNHELL, F. W. FRUDENTHALL, Common
street; H. CAsTEREDE, Custom house, WIN. DICKSON, corner
Tchonponla and Poydras streets NJ McMAHAN Agiers G.
T. PAUL, T. LrAuDAs No. Is Chartre street, CHARLES CAL
LAHAN. ,572g
E- Regular meetings held the T THIRD MONDAYS in each
month"; at Secretays office, in Odd Fellows Hail. at 81 o'clock
p. NJ.
fell GIN - LANES EuRNEAIIx Sscrctarr
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FOR RENT,

aaaA FOR RENT. - THE THREE.STORY BRICK
Tk: Store, No. 10 Poydras Apply the premises.
EzI fell If
49,, FOR RENT-A TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE
E with ten Magazine street between Richard and
ELI Orange Streets To good tenant the rent will be low.
Apply G. i. DUNCAN,
fea I'm Exchange Place and Cns,omhonse streets
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uTASHBURN-s COLOSSAL AaIERTGAM
wv CIRCUS and TNDIAG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES open

~ TTo LARGE COMPANIES CoMBINEDt S#5s
Offering to the public gfsateT variety Of talent than
now travelling hoastng Of the best
the world together with large and complete troupe Of Acfo
and Gymnesc performers introducing INTO the Arena ~
entirely and brilliant aeries Of Grastc Esats meyer
Of this establishment Is the ntroducton into tue
Arena this country Of company OF sena-
inc WILD INDIANS, from the vast .5.
The Brass Band composed Of fourteen Musicians le
By the Harry Gau thus combining The Concert with
the Circus
u1issioa-Prvate zests rs cents boxes 80 cents g.
ms GEO, E. HEYDON, Agent
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RaIoRY F4ALL-NoW OPEN
IA &C. HANINGTONsSg 4l5= stt$55ss.
s24 &sr x Ce1e BIZ ated I'm m en- a. sAsas q EtE
> bro Il MI C. p n NJ o r a M "A
r.. I41T:- ~ --57 of the So Sc .r75
.5 }.stga4 RUSSIAN WAR, .g$ S55s 8## 5sB5
!ga From the COMMENCEMENT the eBombarrnsnt Of
IS OF s..4 Y g7aus45fE58 SEBASTOPOL,
81 .az.g II 49, AND FALL S4LAKoFF :S&EE5si
deafenng explosions Of the mines rolling Of
and booming o CANTON together with the urid glara Of ths
burning city predicting effect to be o<
gotten. f.'E+s
RsrDoors open ~, commencing at o'clock @
Esa Omission 50 cents. Children Is cents. %9l
= =zz-, =5-' DAY EXHIBITION
On WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, at IL O'Clock, for tbs
accommodation OF Ladies and Children y GSS4ss
ES5-No performance Sunday Vs.
HSy-Seais be secured from 10 to Al fel5
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WINDOW GLASS. ASSORTED SIZES JERSEY,
wv ON all the time. direct from the manufacturers Fog
las SIN c. NJ, HARVEY L CO., 10 tTulou street..
5TTSANE1 SHAW, sIF., tSCos, COMMISSION ANI1
: Il FORWARDING MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN
WESTERN PRODUCE No. TsseapItouaS street, sss
Orleans, aleS
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. AMUsEI:EE
sc. CHARLES TFTEapxsEs-

y lB. DEEAIs. .1s n eusea and Manavas
= =; I'M FIELD citing Mansger-
2 e. q. CHESLEYa Treasurer &
5Sge+5 E'2 sffs TIME sLTEREFt3s SE8Sl45}EE 539
Doors open o'eioe. Overture at hall. past O'Clock
z THIS HFESI ss1aretp 10, is5s.sl>
Sixth night ofMr. Ell. DAVENPORT The fsssrits Amsr.
-f5Es5r s,s ciGr. 5sg gsEg5 D..
ST, MARC o., Hisbaal,s sasElaes--s saEs Mr. Dagsn-
MrWricnt: Danora sfrs eIatsfanes Theseas ME- Leon,
ard BE- y AND THE BE John CHILL, Mr.
T]eBar: Pump Nj. MARI Smith; Beast, Mr.. Dphed; Ze-
p1yr wiff,a dance Mile FalIee Beauty Miss Marian
earthly Marygod, Mrs. Booht Dressana, Mrs. aidaasr
ss~To.mofropF. Benefit of Mr.. DAFEMPORr$8 455E$S
BBETr ednesdayf by request, H4AiLE
n5s.fn rehaatsa. the new play THE EGYPTIAN.
M Overture at seven O'clock precisely raIG
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err When water is given only twice a
day, more is taken, or would be taken,
than if il were three or four times.
Horses Of slow, or not very fast work,
may be permitted to take what quantity
they please, provided always that it be
given before the horse becomes very
thirsty. For other horses, those of very
fast work, occasional restriction is nee
essary; and many of these are subject to
habitual restriction.
Dec ional restriction is necessary.
When the horse is very thirsty he will
take more than he needs, and more than
is safe. This i have already explained.
Restriction is also necessary before fast
work. In coaching stables, the horses
are watered about an hour before going
to work. Should they be disposed to
drink great deal at this time, they are
not permitted; half an ordinary paiiful
ought to suffice. Twice as much might
do harm. Itmight impede the breath
ing, and produce purgation; yet, very
o.ien, il does neither Given, howev-
er, Immediately before s',rsing, il is.
sure To do both. When tile horse 9urges,
his breathing becomes freer as he gets
quit Of the water. But especially on a
long stage, the purgation is very debili-
tating, and it makes the horse very lean
in two or three journeys. Racers, it APP
pears, receive no water on running days
till their work il over, and they are
even stinted day before running.
With hunters, the restriction is carried
nearly as far, though not so generally.
This practice hes always been condemn-
ed by veterinarians, and, in truth, it
seems Of very doubtful proprieiy. But
notwithstanding what has been said
against it, no proof has been produced
70 show that ii is really pernicious
practice. 1t is, however, always cen
sured as cruel, and needless and errone-
Gus.
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BELFAST, SCOTLAND, !
Aug. 18th, 1856.

Mr.. EDITOR With your kind per-
mission, viii now take the opportunity
to unite a short account, and one as IN
teresting as possible, of our voyage in
the beautiful S. S. q Edingburgh from
New York to Glasgow, for the benefit
of my friends in Vermont.
We sailed from New York 90 Satur-
day July 18th at II o'clock noon. There
were on board more than one hundred
steerage passengers and sixty cabin, of
whom twenty-one were ladies. Among
the gentlemen, were Mr.. Stanley, me-
phew of Lord Stanley, Capt. Gilmore
from Panama. and Morrison and the Rev.
Messrs. Knight, Wright, and Macauley.
Great praise is due to our captain, Mr..
Cumming, who imposed fine of one
half crown for every oath uttered, and
to DIR. Maclead for his kind attendance.
The captain being an instar apansun,,
seems to have impaired part of his spirit
to bis subordinates /; for the crew, con-
sisting of ninety sailors and all Scotch
men were never heard to utter an oath
during the whole voyage. The only
fish seen was large shark. That same
day Sunday, we were all SICK bu'
rose refreshed on Monday morning.
After a very pleasant passage we reached
Glasgow on Friday, the 25th. l can
say nothing more particular or interest,"
ing about the voyage but II yonr space
will permi, | will willingly write a rev
words concerning objects OF interest,"
which have visited in the British isles'
I no sooner arrived in Edinburgh tnah
| visited Holyrood Palace. Here 'nere
is much to remind that all Is saniiy'
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BELLOWS FALLS TIMES.
BLOWS FALLS, VT.
OCTOBER, 6. 1856.
For the Tunes.
GAYSVILLE. NO. 2.
BY LAFOREsT c. DARLING.

Mr.. EDITOR 81 win endeavor TO in
form your readers of the Mechanical adj
vantages, and of The various pursuits
which are carried on in general. We
will, however, commence at the begin
ing" First, there are only about fifty
buildings a small number sure, but let
us 90 on: A first class hotel, which is
indispensable in any place Three stores,
one church, two school houses, one wheel
wright, blacksmith, two woolen manu-
factories, Tone doeskin, one fiannel) a
barrel and chair factory, and three car
penters. The water-power is good, anc
the facilities for doing business by such
are great, and well improved. In addi-
ton to the above, is gristmill and a
rake-factory. The flannel mill is owned
and carried on by Thomas Greenbank,
very enterprising man is doing good
business. and is manufacturing upwards
of six hundred yards per day, of the
first quality of goods, which find ready
sale in the Boston and New York mar
kets. This establishment is heated by
steam, which is great Improvement III
the way of heating mills. The factory
of Merrick, Gray & Son, for the manu-
facture of doeskins, is doing fair bust
ness; making a good article of black
and drab goods; although Improvement
is wanting. to render the business more
profitable. Messrs. G.. & G. A. Fowl
err, manufacturers of barrels and casks
makes good article, the whole work
being done by machinery, every thing
is perfect. But we must drop this
subject for the present, and turn our
minds to Freedoms cause An right
and on Free Soil, thank God
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spoons beside it. 9 Come and eat, now,
children" she said ;"I have only one
bowl. am poor woman. n;
Can you both eat out of the same bowl
without quarrelling?"
20, yes, Aunty,' replied the children ;
"we always agree well to gather ss
THAT is right, my children for to live
peacefully together becomes all goodchil-
dren; but strife and quarrellng are to
be dreaded like an ugly worm, which
eats into the heart Of a beautiful flower.
| will relate two stories, which will .ex
plain to you my meaning. The first is
about the rabbit and the weasel.
TO BE ooNTINUED.