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Buer tSntEiIgeurr.
cHHscaHs oTSscS, 30. % 0Asy sFSsss
Tuesday Morning. June 30. 1863.

CRsscass oryscs, 30. 81 o.uy sruuss
Tuesday Morning.. June 30. 1863.
Since our last there has been no change in the
weather to report; it continues clear and dIsa
greesbly warm.
There has been little or nothing done on the
wharf Ia the way of business for the past two
dsys; il we except the discharging Of steamers
which have arrived since Saturday night.
On the last trip up OF the steamer Nina SHINES
one of Der lady passengers Mrs. Jos. Touro of
Bayou Lafourche, gave birth to a fine female child
II will, we are iGformed, be chTstened " nj IA
SHINES Touro,n and Capt. ~. r. Greenhouse and
bis amiable lady are 10 act sponsors.
The river at this point is falling; not fast, but
ste IDLY. Yesterday the surveyors mark indicated
} .@et inches below high water mark Of 1852.
The JtlieeTs of the Mttie Stephens report Red
River falling from Shreveport down. The crops
along Red River are reported to be in hourishing
condition.
Our friend H. R. Eppler, Esq. of the Jefferson
packet Mittie Stephens, has our sincere thanks
for favorh.
The excursion packets to Carrollton. especially
the A. G.. Brown, on Sunday were crowded each
way with delighted excursi onists.
The regular weekly Shreveport packet La
fourcbe had not arrived at the wharf up TO dark
last evening.
paragraph which appeared in this column
last Saturday morning in regard TO Capt. Great
house having had on the " darned-est pair of uc-
mentionabes We ever saw" reached the Bayou
by rail, ahead Of the SHINES, and we are Informed
that at Lsfourche crossing quite delegation Of
citizens, including number Of ladies, came on
board 10 see what they were. OF course Capt G..
told them that they were only pair of Old dsrled
psnts, or rather OF dsrned old pants.
FoR JEFFERsOS.-The Mittie Stephen, Capt.
Kellogg, leaves this evening as above taking
freight and passengers for all intermediate land
ings. Mr.. II. r. Eppler. a courteous young genLie-
man, does the honors Of the Office.
lRENE FOR JEFFERsON.-CaDt. John 7. Roots
backs out this Lighter passenger packet posi-
lively at O'Clock this evening for the above and
all landings intermediate. She is q GOOD boa 4,
has unsurpassed accommodates. ard when we
infoIm the public thar Capt. Roots commands
they Will feel satisfied that all her I'll ,ers ara
careful and attentive gentlemen. Capt. John will
rot have any Oiher kind.
FoR GREENvLLE.-The new, fast and unsur.
passed passenger packet Gov. Alien. Capt. Jim
White in command, leaves at P. n. to-day for
Greenyille, yicksburg and all intermediate laud.
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LIVERPOOL Bark In Geddie-265 100 states Davdsoa
H-lU7 I'd, bids wire csk chsins hard are
slsk, Stsuf &cO2i bxs Tin plate Excelsior Manuig Co
IA mustard Hart 6cos6l bars i29 hds do
Kaufman 6co9O bbis beer Hunter ScO-33 OK, wine 30
do brandy Mayer Bros mss Duntze &co
i bds iron pa B West &ces qr-c-ks vine
ANcLEuTen-20O Dolls beer J fee-2D csks do Bru
ur03 bxs tin plate hOrionl ok eahsnwsre A crates
do ID L Ranlett-l5 earthenwaTe x Me,s-l5
ash Mood, L a Ludwis-eni auvls casks chaas
huddecke-6 csks hardware 80 drums soda-OI ID
curb soda 10 doE mats 100 Ks 30 eartheuware ID
pigs Do SO ties soda ash "a c-ks do go bbs beer Az
plate 500 bxs cay pipes O. order
CIkNEU GO--Schr Billy Buts2l2 hhds noiasses 80 ties
10 q B bis do Mummy, Luing Sct
dixie q Norton
ACOLA-scbr cora6 900 feet ursbsr 5000 Iaths TO
Sanford A lack
MOBILk-searaer Mary Csrroll26 bales cotton D L Cam
bell 6c6 cases lob 81 oNs &C Troy, Mcdaniel Ec50
htbXs do Hernsh em-sundrtes to order
MN AOt k-Ste4mship zen tirant-A'td md-e
BALTlMORE-Steamship CubG-Astd ndse
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Receipts OF Produee.

ST LOUS-Seaue Frank Pargous-50 half 1sS bbls Hour
@ Odendani-B0 do Chenoweth, Oa~ey 69O-2f3 do
Stay back aeo-335 sks Geo Matnl6 pEgs butter
PITY barrels Whitney &co-S pkgs iobancO Mayer
BfOsl5 hxst bacc0 Adams &rO5) half - bbls houT
Dunnies &eo-l39 do > kennedy kcO--lyO SKIS mali
Sturcken62 do bans Weisenb sch Kiump5-2OJ
bos huur II POhhsus-50 bbs meal 26l SKIS Groeb
Aeo-2 stoves pots q @ R Is tcs hams Coob Dbl
honde &cOl23 lard Shropshire HAtnorn-l25 do
Keep Csu6ed-120 SKIS lOO bols -four Dufy-u0 d.
Hays Tunsts Aeo260 do Orfer20 do n pks rope csks
gsa es do bb kegs lard fierce do Y bxs egacksrs
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sTATE OF LoUIsIANA-FoURTH DISTRICT COURT
Of New Oreans-Ihomas Henderson His Creditors aud
the Creditors of Henderson, Terry Conc. 1889
NOTICE II hereby given 90 the Creditors
~ nsovens and 10 al other herein Interested
show within days the brt pub catOn hereof
why the third sccouut tiled BY the sndc n tis
approved and homoAted and the funds distributed
10 accordance Herewith.
By order Of the Court
J. 2. DICK, Deputy Clerk
Clerks Office. New Orleans May 30, 1905
ErIT DE- LA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CoUR DE
District de Ia Nouvee Henderson ses
Creaneers ct les Creanesrs de Henderson, Terry Gle
No. 1850.
Wis est par les presentes donne aux ere
N ancers des nsovubles tOutes aures
de pendant dix ou de Ia premiere pa
bcsoI de Get avis pourquO troene compile
q ndc serAi. approuvee homologues les fonds
entire mains distributes scion y loi.
Par OrdFe de- ia cour $500.
= p. DICK dspute g-eassr
Bureau du GreHder, NOuvelle Orleans 10 ~ mi 1864
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RECEIPTS OF PRopUcK Sunday.

JEFFF RSON-Stesmer Mirie 1tephsr bales cot to
Clsnp Bros &eO-l d. Jno Phe &co-S ks potatoes
Green's COWS calves and unde. L W lmsiey &co-26
heeo cattle q Noel dricu ey
O5der-roiai bales
II CKPORT--s,esmer Nina Simnes-2l bales moss to j
RAY mOId-S7 SIX onions 30 ks potato fowls Su
i 20 bxs 10 sks ia sss lie r-0lnne
Gou daD-6l do sks onions cops wis 10 pkg Ter
rsfonns-3 DO W. hb beans Il k Ouionz SER
yn66 do IA ks potatoes lie Or3i 40 hb0l honey 6,
retbancou TIL bbl CcefO-2 co0p- fowls bxs
DufouI-2 do sks Ouions VI Wsl-h-l and c.lJ 5
sie-r bib potatoes lot empty sacks JacoJsha
d,ies 20 order
BAYOU sAzA-St amer New Ers-6 SKIS wool hfbaie
do 70 ocl hides bdl n hides Withsre &co-l
bos onions Dran-i5 sks cotton ed SKIS pgtatoe-
hoSer-b hhs poist Gros- hi bbl beans bag garlic to
PeDsnd Felon-l teams Dat ID bos snipnH bxs
peaches arter-l do rs onlns B-tha court-l5 6o
pOsto.s bdl hides orevemberg-l6 hid Msrks-6
sk y hills oni Cave bates Gros bic &c ~
ID b nsOi i SKIS vOol cOski neblslc-l COL ou
egss feIrvbonrt-4 pkgs 2coop fowls Dunes
tre-l hOse 80 heao cattle Il BarrOw-sundr % order
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Rarinf 3ntealgenrs.
CRESCENT OFrIcz. No. "a CaxP STREET, I
Tuesday, June 30, 1865.
Arrived Yenerdux.

CRESCENT OTTIcx No "a C.MP STREET
Tuesday, June 30, 1865. J
Arrived Yenerdsy.
Steamship Cubs Iutehart from Baltimore 10Th inst via
Key st 20 Wnne s0oon Hslsry &co-2d distinct
Bark john Geddie McDouga from Liverpool 4th May, to
schr Billy Butts Britt Hewitt from CsnuegOs. to Mummy
sehr Bird Orinkwaer. from ROeklsnd, Me-. Thorn
dixie Nonon-lsL district q
Schr MsTon Weaver from Ieheiuncte River TO master
schr coTs, FsHa from Pensacola to ma.ssr-Nsv Basin
Lueger !eune LOUIS Gaidy, from LsiOnrchs, TO master
" D''''''' rowBoArs.
Towbost Harry Wright Wright from the down
and 20 sea sh inst R ssTs ada Carer sss[s Kate BGs
Gedele. sehrs Bid and Billy Butts
sTSAABOAas.
Frank Pargoud- Tobn fom 81 Louis
RIOS May Desoat iS from Jssaits' BEND
May Carroll, from Mob le
Aloe, REdovich from Lover Coast
Grey Eagle. BsIanco, from BAyou Sara
g Blaekford Picket, from Washington.
Annie Wasley surton. from Washington
Arrived sunday.
Steauoship Gen Grant Quck from New York I'd inst 10
Wood, Low a LudWigssn-2d district
STEAMBOATS,.
Mite Stevens, Kellogg from Jefferson
Nes Ira Gruss. from sayou Sara
Gina Slmmes, Greenhouse, from LockpOrt
Memoranda.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
New York June zscleaEed for Galveston sehr Hattie
Pr laden his June 22s.ed for New Orleans steamship
FOREIGN PORTS.
BOrteaux, June le.-Saied for New Orleans. ship A G.
Barcelona june s-Arrived from New Orleans, bark An
Havre June II arrived from New Orleans ship Mary
liverpool june lo.--Auivsd from NeE Orleans, bark
Freden. Lavender june l2-shgs Advance MORRISON, from
Plymouth, jane 9.-Oh, ship Mary Russell Rico, from New
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NEW OKLEASs. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD

PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at $50 H.
making connections with Trains fo Vcksbur Meridian, ana
with the Mississippi Central Railroad for the North and
East
A"COMSODATIOE TRAINS LEAVE on SUNDAYS
IT 40 A. going far Brookhzven Returning.
Brookhavsn AZ $3.50 A NJ on nONDAYS, arriving in NeS
Orleans at II Is n
Excursion Tickets good for Train Of saturday Sun
dav north trains Of Sunday Monday south
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY texeept Sundays
at $50 A. n.
S WILLIAMS, General Superinteudent,
JAMES yON1E, General Freight Agent
Ed. WAKE, General Transportation Agent.
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orr or JxrrrEsoH. Juns 80.

CTfr or JErTKEsoN June 90 1903.
Arrived yesterdsy-403 Texas BeeVes, SO
Calves and Yesrlings. AZ Hogs, lao Sheep and
Mich Cows. SOd-346 Texas Beeves, II Calves
and YesrliDgs, 81 Hogs and $50 Sheep. Stock on
ssle-2037 Texas Beeves, $50 Calves aud Year
ings. Fac Hogs, s5S sheep and % Mich Cows.
We ouote.
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SUNDAY ARRANGr MEET Steam Train from City IN
lien % Car. Every SUNDAY MORNING, at o'clock
An Train will leave TIE City Every SUNDAY EVEN
ING O'Clock. On and after ADri 5th Trains will
leave .ihsr end Of the Road sundays EVERY HALF
HOUR from until o'clock p.
FARE-To and from the Lake, day. Is cents Pas
gers for GENTLY must notify the Conductor depart
Of Train GENTLY stati0n-Fiteen each
GEO. PAEDELf. General SuDt
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spoken.
Imports

May llth in lat 2s long Sc, bs Ahsr., schweieh,
from GALVESTON for BFemen.
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HIPS---sTEAM
BALTIMOH x e. AVANA.
FOR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
fHB REV ORLEANS BALTIMORE AND HAVAEA
RZGULAR sEG-EoErHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
LIBERTY. I.OO tens. .Thoa Bafn, Commander
CUBA.."......lloet tons. -. .DukohaFt, Commander.
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAILS
FIRST CABIN:
Shrough Tickets 70 New York. 8eo.
COB BALTINORR AND havana.
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-rhs spleasid fast stsamshss
Cuba,
DUKEHART, Oommsndsf.
Nm eass her whsrf OPP site J-ckson Square. WE'D
EKSDAY, July LIST, ss 7 o'clock p.
Fer freight having unsurpassed sooommods
ions, spply TO wIrHERsPoOE. HALsEY co., Agents,
70 Oarondeet stresl
~ B.So rls Of lading eut those Of the Company vii
once No freight Ter Havana taken sftsr s'elees
lay Of sailing
The LIBERTY, Capt T. A. Bsis- will follow.
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r. sARRAzIxs
TOBACCO xANUYAcroKY.
Corner Charsres and Cont rtr,-

Corner Chsrsres and Cont trests
Mr p sARRAzIN thankful for the patronage
70 hin since the Of his factory constantly
increase his wedssrrvsd
ton able orer the Southern .
article Of Tobacco for smoking up
ages suit the trade Bis o. Chewfn2 fobacco
Pipes, Cigars ETC., u renewed By every arrival
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Reee,p,. by Railroads.

NEW ORLEANS OPELOUsN GREAT WESTERN
hae- bale vol Eycoshi Dsblanc-15 btles
W Ar hrr &cc-l 90 Ranooiph-H hides L Sure-i7 1,
Bsds. Smn,s-S Do Coure-lS So Dotstoes Che
lts SIX. aBitn Nh ply o. bills rice Pohlman-l65
heaa cattle McQcoid Aehle sundries to order
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D"UsA-As'
EEGRAVER AED LITHOaRAPHER.
Ne. Is CazP ssress.
ADJoNIEs LADIES' ENTRANCE CITY HOTEL

ssislnE ana wedding Gard. Engraved me Eost ssgsnt
manner Brsino-. Card. Account Sales Cotton Bils La
aing Chseks Invoice. and Obeuir Lsstsrs STA. tbs-
srsphed seals C.nosIlipQ ataDps. Dces P's.ss, etc
Initials Embossed % r.p9 saA knvslsps WITHOUT
ChAkaE FOk DLk
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COAST.

NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND LAFUURCHE INDEPKN-
DENT PACKET.
Lssvss New Orleans MONDAY at TX, FRIDAYA
COR FouKoaE, AND coAsr-rHE A NO
u gassen ger packet y Ina slmmes, w K Greatbosss.
Captain; Jos Dalferes Clerk Will shove return
lng the Coast Wednesday and Sunday In day 9ht
For freight passage ply on board 70
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oUACHIrA RIVER.

TRENTON. MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REoU-
...r. LAR PACKET
Leaves Every "WEDNESDAY at r. NJ
EOR TKENTOs, MONROE COLUMBIA HAIR
rsonburg. Trinity and all intermediate IAndings-fhs
dne, fast passenger packet
l. II. PATTERSON, Master; J. W. WALDEN, Clerk;
wa leave positively - shove For freight passage
apply on board Ort wIEBuRN 4 LORD. Agents.
60 Gravier street
p SThe Cieons viii take freight and passengers ~ low
any other boat in the trade taking fegh tor Bayou
Macon and TeIsas and DArbonne vith privilege Of re-
shipping.
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sTRsMBOATs-..sTEAMBOATs
REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET.
Laares evarx WEDNESDAY AZ sr

Leaves every WEDNESDAY,. al Or.
CCR oPELOUsAs. WASHINGTON, PORT
Barre, and al lsndnSs % ths Coast AtshsfeayA River
and BayOa COartableen-Ths gOod aad safe sfoan-s
Annie Wsgley, W. Barton, m,ftr NJ Ks1lson.
clerk VII leave above Nn leave Washington ssufy
sun@sy At 10 O'Clock A =. For freight ApDlJ
On board or 70
BLOCH BROS, lSl Common street, y. o.
or o. HISCkLEY eON. Washington, La
y. She steamer Amir WaTsy connects a. Washington
with nu Frog and barges for all landings Bayou
Boeuf and win sign through bils ~ sadfng
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TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS RKGu
LAR Jacket.
Leaves every SATURDAY., st5P.M
EOR AsABANA LANDING. oUACHTTA
IL City Sterling Landing, Port Union Trenton, Monroe,
Columbia, hansonburg, trinity aAd int landings
on Black and Ouschts uversThe ihcen fast runang
passenger packet
Idah0e.
?. A. BLANKS, Master; q. PRES. WORK. Clerk
win leave positively above For freight or passage apply
GEO ID HITE,' gent. II Tchouptoulas 81,
W. NJ SUkLS 10 New Leves street
The IDAH0E connects with No. all points
BRuf liver ID ArbOnne Bayou Bartholomew Sabi .
river at Jrniy with the ELLEN d. for BayOu Macon
and TensaG
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TOwBOATs.

TOWBOATS.
EEw ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION
TTBE UNDERsIRNED. WISHING TO ESTAB
sh equitable and uniform Of rovage, and TO Of
greater facilities the shipping nierng and leaving Gls
port, have combined the following Tovboats:
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland. Leviatban. Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE.
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
FLrNE.
Achilles. Thos. a. Morgan, Equator. ~
bash, Norman, Republic, Teeumssh
Wicaco and Reliance.
ne number and power Of the above associated Line Of
rowbcas is guarantees that detention will occur, either
he bar or In thia port
PETFR MAFCY, Eclipse Lane.
SChNkIDER A zUBEEB ER,
Harry Wright Line.
EDWARD A YORKE Co, y Lima
Associated Once - CArOndelei street stairs.
J. @. NOR. Rosa
pHAS- FITzENRITER.
Lsves Agents.
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Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, MoHE
EOR VHCKsHUEG. NATCHKZ, AND ALL IN
~ tsrmedis's isndiDgr-The steamer Gen. Quif maa,
making all Coast lar dings.
sINNOTT a ADAMS, &c Commercial Place
The steamer ten Qutman connects At Vickaburg With
steamers Countess end calumet for YaEoo and TAAhAichs
kvrrs and sieanersuia and Rabeon tor ST Louis Mem
phs and all intermediate landings
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vICE&sBUR0.

LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY ATsPL
VTICE sBuR0. EATCHEz AND NEW ORLTANz
Regulsr Tuesday U. g. Nail Packet, IN placs Of ne
T. LEX The
Gov. Allen,
JNO w. CANNON, Master
Win shove for vcksburR Matches GRIND CALI Rod
ney st. Joseph Waterproof For Adams Bayou Sara Baton
Rouge, ID onaidsonvile, and all intel diats landngs
the Gov. Allen mates close connections with steamer
CALUMET Vicksburg for All landings YszOc river
For freight having unsurpassed dAons
splpy on board OF 70
Shippers viii pay ireith 70 al plantation iandinga
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CORPUS CHRISTI.
FREIGHT AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
EOR CORPUS CHRISTI, ROCKPoRT AND
st Marys via New Orleans opelOusss and Great Western
Railroad Ths Morgan Line Steamer
Austin,
with passengers and freight for Corpus Christi and St Mays
and will hereafter between the Brasher End Of
the Railroad and ROckpor Texss In connection with the
73o n FerrybOa from foot Of St street. and sA.
train from Algiers.
Passenle learn the day Of departure from Brashesr
sppl cation at the Rlrcsd ohce No 60 Canal street.
Freight received snd bills Of sdug signed to ROckport ouy
at ferry LaDang every day, except Sundays until SIN
a. W. BAILEY. Superintendent
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farm aud Aonsrhala,
nnI,lnn I.lnln Ilrnns.

A correspnndant Of the Gardeners
N,pfLlv gives the following directions
= About the Rrsi or second week IN May,
when tile ground is in a suitable condition
and in rond ORDER we proceed to Dig out
the holes. taking out threo or more spadcs.
ful of Garth then in the center mokc the
holes with crowbar, AMI pnt in the pules
securely. Put shovollul Of well r0ited
stable manure or, il you have the article on
hand, homemade pOudrelte in hill cover
the manure two or three iNchcs dtep 0ud
then plant the limas carefully point down
wards around The pole. Ten or more seeds
should he put in a hill, so that II il ehoull
he q bad season, and ouly part come up,
We will have some 10 rely on II mute
,hau four inches high leave tho best aud
null the othcre MP. Wo think there should
lie but q very little soil thrown over the
leans when planted, and that should br
free from Jumps aud fine as possible. If
the beans have not shown themselves IN II
reasonable time they should be examined /,
aid IL rotten plant again, and when few
inches high sprinkle them with guano
water, or throw guano around the roots pro,
vious TO rain. Guauo will hurt some
vegetables, IL used freely, hut wo have
never known it TO hurt Limas after they
nre q few inches high. There is no veg
etable we raise that pays MS better Tor the
care in planting aud tending than Lima
beans Aud when they are large enough
10 eat they are always in order on the table,
no matter what other vegetables We have,
or The meals we cook"
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Bees on "a Small Scale.

There are many housoholdcrs whose means
will no; enable them to buy u COW or pro
vide keeping for her were they in poesessi II
Of one. But they may be equal to the pur.
chase OF colony of bees and to provide
hives for the swarms resulting therclrom.
Bees, like other stock require pastuugc,
but, unlike horses, cattle and sheep, they
are free commouers, ranging at will in
search of stores, nor can they be arrested
and punished for their intrusion upon prem
ises 10 their owners. A snglD colony OF
bees, in good condition in tho spring, may
bo counted upon to double or triple their
numbers in n single season, securing amph
stores for winter consumption, while SUI
plying gratifying surplus each autumn ioi
household uses. This accumulation vii
prove most acceptable in families, especial
ly while the price of butter rules so higI
as TO place it beyond the reach OF thosC
not llest with elongated and plelhorio pnr
ses. Try colony of bees as an experiment
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Placing Receives.

There is some oontrariety OF views
among bee,keepers as to the elevation of
hives best suited to tho habits aud safety
of bee colonies. As an indication of tho
instinct, which guides bees when they e.
wild, it is observable that they usually seeI,
an entrance into forest trees well up towards
the principal limbs even when convenient
openings offer in the trees selected nearer
the ground, This peculiarly in bces we
have noticed, on several occasions, when
they have gone wild hut do not assert that
this is uniformly their practice. Bat, Rs,
suming that bees are good judgcs of loca.
tion, the fact mentioned would seem strong.
ly TO favor an attic p0ajiiOn for tho hives
in the bee.house. II is inferred that such
an elevation renders the colonies less liza.
BILE TO intrusions from moths and other ver.
min inimical to them, whilo supplying in,
creased vigor in accumulation OF stores dur
ing the honey season.
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GsrOnnlIng Hlnrses.

Though suitable aud properly prepared
food is tho primo requisite for tho horse,
regular grooming holds tho second place in
the management Of him. man who
omits the customary ablutions at stated
times---who goes for days or weeks with
uncombed hair, may cxist-but docs not
live in the proper sense of the word. So
of the horse. Grooming is alike essential
TO looks, health, aud electricity of action.
The curry.comb and card should bc brought
into daily requisitiou, nor should the clip.
ping shenrs be omitted. Fctlocks be
draggled with mud, unlIempt aud tangled
maine, detract much from the appearance
of tho animal. rcpress hie ambition, aud
hence diminish his usefulness. a man
who neglects the regular grooming OF his
horses is an enemy both 10 The beasts and
himself; TO them because ho withholds
labor which is their due, aud TO himself
because he derrecates the value OF his own
property.
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Gdli9noafS Messenger (Paris) says that
he suns disc is at present riddled with
holes, in other words, with SPOTS, One of
which is Of worry considerable size. II is q
deep cavity in the philosophers. aud so
wide that the whole terrestrial globe would
find room in it without touching tho edges,
There is another spot which, though much
smaller, still has ono Of it's dameters ss
large as that of our earth. llerschel ant
Arago having conceived the idea of com
pairing the annual price OF corn to the mum
her Of solar spots observed each year
found on comparing q series OF % rcsulu
that the greater tho number of spots tn,
higher was tho cost OF preadsiulIs. Thi
shows that these phouomena may redu9,
the heat of the sun considerably.