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FRENCH MILLINERY.

tE&a@ MKS. NJ. L. DAWSON, ~
EH Pa. evarue, between 9th and 10th r.
tsysS streets, has just received the latest -
$50 fashions, ard respectfully announces w
to the lad es of WashipgtoD and the vicinity tha
6 he will open large and be utifnl assortment OF
FRENCH II ats on Thursday. the 7th instant
and Ribbon. M. l.. n.
dsc c4-4t&
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REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF rHF
PENSION OFFICE

From the annual statement of this
functicnary, we learn that the number OF
original cases, and applications for in
crease of army pensions that have been
admitted during the year ending June
80, 1854, with the annual amount of pen.
sions; also the amount of arrearages due
at the date of issuing the pension Ger.
tificateS were:
Revolutionary soldiers, I67; annual
amount, Sl2,464 6S; arrearages, $780,.
5S4 Sc.
Widows of revolutionary soldiers 2,S46:
annual amount, S2l6,974 80; arrearages,
$432,7ll OF.
Half-pay widows, L. ,6O3; annual amount
$lO3, ,284; arrearages, $l75, ,492.
Invalids, S5S; annual amount, $25,.
938 54 arrearages $31 1923 SO.
The following are the Navy pensioners
that were admitted:
Invalids, 3S; annual amount, 50, ,O34 So
arrearages, $1,756 79.
Widows and orphans, 43; annual
amount, $6 ,594; arrearages. $27, ,34l go
The amount actually paid out by the
United States Army Pension Agents fol
the year ending June 80, 1854, was
For revolutionary services, $685. ,27O 81
Tohalf-pay to widows and Or
phans, 195,992 OF
To invalids, 444 4,694 q
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WRITTEN VISITING CARDS.

sEHHE subscriber would respectfully inform Mem.
bers Of Congress, Citizens and Strangers desi
rous Of obtaining visit ng Wedding Ca rds, written
ia the most beautiful ttyle, that he may be found
at the 'Kirkweod House." prepared to execute or.
ders at the shortest notice.
Masonic, Oid-Fellows' and other Charters filled
out Testimonial Cards, Resolutions &C., got up IN
tue best manner, at reasonable prices
WI A RICHARDSON,
dec 5-3tt .SKirkvood Honsao
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uNlERTiKEE-

WOULD respectfully return my thsaks to the
Il citizens Of WsshD S.on sad its vicinity for their
past patronage, sni say thst owing the freq aert
sails in the Undertaking branch cf my business 1
have been induced to discontinue tins msnufac.ure
Of Purniturc, and turn ny sttsntion fully to the
UNDERTAKING. have spared no u.ins to ha7s
sTsry thing that ia requisite 70 my business .nd
an therefore fully prepared 70 meet eny order ats,
few mo:nsots notice, ard assure those who m.5
give "a ca, nat will s2a1e 10 poirs ts carry ori
thar oriers 60 sas:r eut:-e sstzsfsctior.
JAMES z. HARVEY
no. 40, 5th Ct. b4tsTcsr and T.
a.B.-Csils attended 10 6. sIl hours Of the n:e:ht
ma: 2l7
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PRIVATE TUITION,

CIVIL aud Military Engineering, Tenth st., fifth
~ house from McGuire's, established in 1892 J.
FILL, Prof of Mathsm stics receive another
class in the higher branches of Maths MATES, Con.
ssruc;ion, Draughting, ard Civil and Military Eng
neering.
Terms per courfe, $25; writing lessons, $40; book
keeping by double entry, SIS per courss. Payable
in advance. dec 4-3t
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Ah-sS.s As-hNAOdbJ
Chaplain, United States Navy.
HOME TESTJMONY

HONE IESIIMONF,
CURE Or LIVER COMPLAINT OF TEN YEARS
WA3BINaTov, May II, 1883.
Mesers. Mortimer 4 Mowbray: Gentlsrnen-Hav-
ing been afflicted with Liver Complaint Of tea years
standing, hereby, fog the nett Of the afflicted,
take grest pleasure In announcing that after using
few bottles Of your Tnoture, found it had &C,
oomplis.sd perfect cure have used different
ned:oinsa from time to tine, but have never been
abls 70 account for any apparent good, end it Ii
blessing TO Ctricken humanity that that medicine Is
found which Possessed ths wonderous powsr Of pro
longing harlan life. Ths many curesit has wrought
E = sI,1atisDt guarantee Of the teneacial rssultG
which n:ay &C exparsncsi f,sm Ia uss. Yours,
respectfully, J. CURTAIN HI.
Cal. and sst pamphlets CRATIC, snd zee cures oi
Cough, Bronchitis, RA:an,ats1n Re:sralgia, Dypcp
sa, NsToo4.sss and Gen sral WeGkneSs Ag female
msdicine os 4or delicate children We bsiisye It uD
sQu4lsd.
Hsrsold by MORTIMER / MOWBEAY, 14e Eslti.
more street, Baltimore, and 3oA Broadway, New
Ycrs; OiEAi.. sToTr & Co, WINTER, J. b MOORE,
D. 8. CLARKE, OLARKE Il BOWLING, w. ELL,
0Tr, aad Il MCPHERSON, Washington; also, by B
). r. CIfssI,, Georgetown; and @. c. BERRY
Alexandria, and by Druggists everywhere.
aug 8l-te
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4 UANCE FOR PRINTERS.
CHEE3 y1gSSE IS AND A FONT OF BOUR
AFsnTa TYpE FOR SALE.

VIZ E--S.a~yu 4 II )PE offer for sale, ct the Office
w sg sac Euenirv Star, one NJ &C HI L
PRISE, :aseSlo Of printing l,0O0 imp essons per
hour eozoio saediun sheet, BOTH SIDES AT ONCE, re.
gistering in shs most perfect manner. One MEDI.
UNI SMITH PRESS, in good order, and one FOOLS.
CAP KAHASE PRESS. These presses will be sold
low Also ene font Of BousaEois s.s TYfE, weigh,
re .sonaSls tecns. nov Stiff
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ABSTRACT OF REPORT OF THE REGIS.
TER OF THE TREASURY.

from lnlS report, accompanying the
report of the Secretary Of the Treasury
| on the finances, we learn that there has
been very great increase in the current
business of the office, which could not
have been discharged by the force as
signed but for the utmost diligence and
industry on the part of the clerical force
of the office, and, to some extent, a new
and more economical distribution of the
labor-many of the clerks continuing ct
| their desks part of the year from ten
| to fifteen hours of the day.
The Register states the number of war
rants issued to cover moneys pad into
the Treasury, on accounts of receipts
from customs, lands, and miscellaneous
sources, during the years 1884, 1874, and
1854, to have been as follows:
In 1884 ...... 765 warrants
Io44. $40 60
1854 ...... 2,2l7 &"
The number having been increased
nearly 800 per cent. from 1874 to 1854,
each of these warrants being entered no
less than five times in the various books
of his office.
There has also been great increase In
the number of warrants issued for ex-
penditures under the head of civil, mis-
ceilaneous, foreign intercourse, and pub
lie debt, as follows:
In 1884 1854 warrants.
1914 o,5l4
1cof S,5lJ
Each Of these warrants being copied in
full and afterwards entered in the various
appropriation ledgers, journals, and regis.
tiers of the office.
1t appears from the report that the
number Of personal accounts opened on
the books of his office, were
In 1884 526 warrants.
loff $50
Icof S,fto
The personal accounts of the Interior
Department Pension and Indian,) War,
Navy, and Post Office being kept by the
Second, Third, Fourth, and Sixth Audit
ors; all the other personal accounts, en-
bracing the accounts settled ia the First
and Fifth Auditors offices, and General
Land Office, are kept in the Registers
Office.
The first part Of the Report on Com.
merce and Navigation, required by the
act of February 10, 1920, was trans.
mitted to the Secretary on the 18th ul-
timo, an earlier date than any report has
been transmitted since the passage of the
law; the clerks engaged on that branch
Of business being entitled to great credit
for their untiring industry in having it
prepared, the work being much heavier
than at any former period.
When the fact that the clerical force
in the Registers Office has been increased
by the addition of only one clerk, in fact,
during the past year, is considered, the
early period at which these statistics
have been compiled, compared with
other years, indicates great Industry and
increased efficiency in this branch of the
Treasury Department. Although not so
generally understood, tn. Registers of.
fee is one Of the most important bureaus
belonging to the Government, as in il
and by it the whole business operations
of the Government, commercial and
financial, are kept.
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$l.548,957 %

$I,548,957 %
Amount of funds in the hands of Army
Pension Agents at the date of their last
returns, (September 80, lS54,) was
$6!2,SsO 46, and Navy Pension Agents,
$31 1863 "a.
The number Of army pensioners on the
roll, who have been paid at the pension
agencies IN the several States within the
fourteen months" preceding June 80,
1854, and the annual amount of the pen.
slons payable to them is: l,069 Revolu.
tionary soldiers, $74,15l 81; 1890
widows OF all classes, $643, ,726 25; s 5,OO6
invalids, $454,773 81. $50. :
The same OF the Navy on the S0th Sep.
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EAGLISH Bibles and Episcopal Prayer Books,
Ia large assor ment in rich and elegant binding,
E X. LUNDY,
nov1 Bridge Street, Georgetown.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
N2E Light Vessels of Upper and Lower Cedar
i FONTS in the Potomac River will be taken from
their stations for repairs the 18th day of Decem
Der. 1854.
Due notice of their return will be given.
By order Of the Light House Board:
A. VI. PENNOCK,
dec 4-3t Inspector Of Lights, 5th District.
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PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT.

NEW and second hand PIANOS, Of my own and
IN several other factories, ere always tos-
be had at my Piano Wareroom, ON Elev-7YTYY
enth ST., between Pa. avenue and ct.
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
Tuning also attended to.
T. =. REICHENBACH-
P.s.-A few very low prced second hand Pianos
rom $25 for sale. dec 1-3m
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COFFIN WAREROOM, &c.

d q GU, UV-
&xlDkz1AnGO DERTAKERS-resideDce 416 Sew
>1nth street, between and II streets. Internents
procured in any ground or cemeterE. Coffins Caps
Shrsuds, Carriages, Hearre, and every article for
tntermen.s of the best quality furnished at short
notice, on the most reasonable tsrms, and at all
hours Of the night. Having the exclusive right of
Crump Patent Corpse Preserver, we guarantee to
keep the dead for any length of t;ne. &C lift
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UNDERTAKES, DC.

CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKEN.
UlHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends, scqasintanees, and the public generally
that he still continues to execrte all orders In hs
hne of bu,ness in the best manner and at the short
80. notic..
REPAIRING neatly snd promptly executed
FUNERALS attended 10 at
the shortest noti3s. scd il. the best sssssksg%E
manner. Eoass pTsservsd i.: IL: iaest peTsc: ssas
bsr, ers7 i,I t> s1dymzsi weat.er
= .lAnkfui for past fayors, he would respectfully
soiiat aL1 viii eoaesvoz 10 merit continuance Of
ths same. ANTHONY BUCHLy
Pa. sSe., 6. side, between eth snd 10th sts.
Rsssdeece: NJ. Martins No 398, D strees, taf-d
house east OF 7th street mar 17-ly
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IN SHILLIN6P0N'S.
Heartaea, ~ the author Of the Heir of Redclifl
The Pr6s Of Llfs by Lady Scott, author Of the Hen
Rsehed Husband
Blackwoods Msgszine for November
Alone cheap edition
Lite In the Clesrings. by Mrs. Noodle
Ladies' National Magazine for December
GrahAm's do do
6odey's Lsdy's Book do
Ladies' complete Guide to Crotchet and Fancy Knit
ting
New Books received Immediately after published.
All the latest Newspaper, and everything bs.
longing to the Stationery lice at
sRILL1SGTON'S Bookstore,
Corner Of Pa. avenue and ~ strset.
move 25-tf
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az PIECES BLACK SILKS,

o. PIECES BLACK SILKS, VERY
10 rich and cheap
20 pieces Psrametta Cloth, at rs cts, cheap
French Msrinos. all shades, rs cts
Rich Merino Plaids
damaged
Together with many other grsat bssgains for cash
WIN. X. RILEY,
Corner Eighth Ct, opp. Centre Market.
nov 9l-lm
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MUSIC FOB BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
L.. E. W. WEBER

DESPECTFULLY INFORMS His FRIENDS and
III former patrons that he continues to attend
BALLS, PARTIES, &c, with his well orgsuixsd
BAND OF scientific Musicians
lie VIII introduce all the new and fashionable
Music
An accomplished Pianist furn,sh if desired.
~ Orders left at Hilbus Hitz' Music Denot
asutiers or Millers Confectionery Stores or at INV
residences, near zen Hendorsons, Navy Yard, will
meet with prompt attention. noy 2s-am
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TURKEY VICTORIOUS.

VOU rill Had ct the came OLD STAND, Psnnsyl.
Ii vanis syenuc near 18th street opposite the
irving Hctel, LOOKING GLASSES With or without
Frames; PeItra:t, Picture and A!niture Frames Of
tke latest stylea Brackets, Tables, Room Moulding,
cornisss, &C., &C.; or by leaving Your order you can
have any thing done in my line.
~ Bold Frames, &C.. rsgilt at tbs ahortest no
DDS on reseonsble .srrs. Don't forget tie place.
faS 10-Iv JOHN WAGNER
DRACES for ladies and gentlemen at
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CAPTAIN OANCT,


4 Ura0R OF TIE GREAT Book JUST BE-
"A ma PUBLIsaBD, SPEAKS Of HAMPTON's
TINCTuRg.
GREAT CURE OF GaAUNAFJsM ACTED
UNDER TROPICAL CLIIkTES.
i;aLTIxoRe, Md. June 4, 1854.
H. &ack5Ti7ss, Il; Fsu''ts:s: Aote. Light strsa,
B1Hsasors
Dear Sir: BEING on the point OF leaving tha city,
avail myself OF few idle moments to thank you
Kindly for the medicine you SAINT Ine, and which hes
restored He to the use OF ny limbs. I beg you to
send me four bottles Gore, to carry on .aY Yoysee
Since had the fortune 10 use Dr.. Hanpton's Vege
table Tincture my confidence Is SO strons thai, in
gratitude tns proprietors Of seid medicine beg
you to present my respects to them, and inducs
them to 0aAe it GioGe publicly known as surs
Rheumstic cure: Having called ca me on the 1ath
OF April last, AID seen ME prossTa-ed on NY bed,
useless in all Iay nts, Jou can appreciate nea,
IS well as myself the prompt relief received from
Dr. Rampton's Tincture, and am positive had 1t
not been Tor your strong and forcibe recc.nmsnd
items should still have been In bed.
It is reslly pity this specific should rot ks sd.
proved bJ medical Lien, and like all patent drugs it
should sutier the inpusstion the public generally
give to such preparations. 1 myseif whc vas 81
xs!G opposed to patented specific, took t,s medi.
c.zs With rsuctar1s. ard without confidence IN it,
and it was Only through your disintereseo, friendly
recommendations, and my critical sit aat.on that n-
anced me- 10 Try this really beneficial Vegetable
Irsture.
You may inform MesSrs. Mortimer & Noybrsy
that they srs at liberty to nlaks of Iny narce in
tHS supfo1l Oh tnS soCd eUecLS Or Dr. EAmrtoI'S
Vegetable Iircsure, it has cured me in fve weeks
ct chronic I1ta'an.atory Raess1natis. CONTRACTED
under tropical cinsass end OF years peyiodoG!
d.satio,s have only uss3 .hrcs bottles. and ind
that even tbs Gforhnsa pat: Of 'sy hcads fas!
returning, 10 Their former natural appearance
have been under tue treatment Of several ply.
5ioiens in LoEdop and Paris, without any apparent
benefit; also, while in New York, having tried the
raozapsonian and Homeopathic remedies, after har
ing been tornlented with gslvanic ba teries, cold
and aromatic haths, and hundreds of Internal and
external medisinss, all to nc effect, am, go ter;
cured Dy this Hanpton's Vege able Tineture only.
Therefore, my dear sr, accept Of the assurance OF
ny grehtuas and believe me your well wisfer.
THOMAS ClKos.
REV. VERNON EsKRIDaE, U.s. N.
PORTSMOUTH,, Va, Aug. ls, 1851.
Hr. J. u. Boush-@ear sir: While am, in gene
rs, opposed to patent medicines candsr compels me
to state that hsve great confidence in the virtues
Of Hsnpson's Vegetabls Tirc1u-e. For several
months past have us.d it in my family and il
dyspepsia loss of appetite, djzEn and general de-
bity, with entire success. 80 far ny experisnc-
eXtsn!s, therefore, take pleasure in recommend
l9 it to the afflicted es safe and efficient remedy
aD, respectfully, yours,
VXRdoN EsRRIDaH,
NIT -, N>~x,
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3 A LII s.. &c,
B ALLS, &c.
THE BALL OF THE SEASON
FIRST GRAND ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
RED, WHITE & BLUE
ORDNANCE CLUB.

!lHHE mem bers Of this Clue take pleasure in an
i nouncing to their friends and the public gene
rally that their 1rt Annual Ball will take place at
ODD FELLOWS HALL, Navy Yard, MONDAY
December 1Ith, 1854.
Every exertion will be made to give satisfaction
to ell who may honor them wish their presence
scott's Cotillon Band has been engaged for the &C
casion.
The Refreshments sre placed in the hands of a
we'll known caterer.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR to be had Of any of the
managers sud at the door on the evening OF the
ball.
MANAGERS.
Swift, Gates,
n Wilson, WI Ferguson,
Gaskins, stuart,
&c McClcskey, W Kemp,
" Pumphrey, Birch.
Floor Committee.
Chss D Bevcice, Crump
William A. Bradley, Floor Msnsger.
dee It'd
GRAND ANNUAL BALL
OF TIE
NJ n n Df m n n ~ n ~ m -
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DR.. THEOD. HANSMAN,
REMOVED TO
st. north, bst,oeen Saith and .Srenth sts ,cen.
o. 4 o.
dac 2-dlMt
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4 UcH0R OF TIE GREAT Book JUST BE-
n INA PUBLIsaED, sPEAKs Of HAMPTON's
TINCTURB.
GREAT CURE OF nz1EUNAFJSM CGNTR ACTED
UNpEl TROPICAL. Gil 4. 4 rES
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-11-30
ZINC PAINTS.

Ono third cheaper than White Lead, and
Free from all poisonous qualities.
The New Jersey Zine Company
having greatly enlarged their works, and i'm
proyed the quality of their products, are pre-
nared To execute orders for their SUPERB
OR PAINTS, Dry, and Ground in Oil, in
assorted pack ages Of from % 10 500 pounds;
also Dry, in barrels Of 500 lbs.
Their White Zinc. which is sold dry OF
Ground in oil, is warranted PLre and nnsur-
passed for Body and Uniform Hhi'c"css,
A method ofpreparation has recently lee
discovered, which enables the Company to
warrant their paiRlsto keep fresh and soil
N tie kegs for any reasonable Time In This
respect their paints will be superior to any
other in the market.
Their Brown Zinc Paint, which is sold al
low price, and can only he made from the
Zinc ores from New Jersey, is now well
known for lis protective qualities when ap-
piled TO iron or Olker metallic surfaces.
Their Stone Color Paint possesses all the
properties Of the Brown, and is of an agree
able color for painting Cottages, Depois,
Out buildings. Bndges. &r. Dealers sup
piled on liberal terms bv their AgeutS.
FRENCH & RICHARDS.
Wholesale Paint Dealers and I'm
por;ers. n. W. cor. I0.h and Market SIS
Philadelphia.
April IS, 1851 -6m.
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OFFICE TO PROCURE
SoVdiers, Land Warrants

Bv recent Act Of Congress IL IS enacted
That each Of the surviving, or the widow or
minor children OF deceased commissioned and
noncommissoned officers, musicians, or prI-
Yates, whether of regulars, volunteers, rang
ers or militia, who performed military SER
vices in any regiment company or detach-
ment i'm the service Of The United States, In
the war with Great BriiiaD, declared by the
United States on the eighteenth day of June
1912, or in any Of the Indian wars since 1880
and each of the commissioned officers who
was engaged in The military service Of the
United States in the late war with Mexico,
and shall be entitled TO lands as follows:
Those who engaged TO serve twelve
months or during the war, and actually
served nine months, shall receive ole hum
,lred and sixty acles: and those who engaged
to serve six months aud actually served lour
months, shall receive eighty acres; and
those who engaged TO serve for any or M
Indefinite period, and actually served one
mouth. shall receive forty acres. Provided,
that wherever any officer or soldier was
Vonorablv discharged in consequence OF DIS
ability in The service, he shall receive the a
mount to which he would have been entitled
if he had served The foil period for which he
had engaged to serve.
| Under the above act, and The acts Oi Cor
gress generally. The subscriber offers his ser
vices as agent TO procure Land Warrants for
! those entitled 10 receive them, as above spe-
clfed He may be fonnd ~ his office in
Sfroudsburg. S C.. BURNETT.
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To Make Hens lay FeTpGtually.

We dnd the following in an English
paper, and transfer it to our pages with
out vouching for its correctness, leaving
gucL Of our readers as choose, to try the
experiment.
Keep no ROSTERS: give the hens fresh
meat, chopped up like sausage meat, once
4 day--a very smallportion, say half an
ouuce day to each hen-in winter, or
from the time insects disappear in the fall
till they appear again in the spring. New
Ct allow any eggs to remain in the most
for what are called nest eggs. When tie
roosters do not run with the hens, and no
ne,t-eggs are left in the nest, the hen:
Rill not cease laying after the production
Of twelve or fifteen eggs, as they Away
do when roosters and nest eggs are al.
lowed, tut cont nue. laying perpetually.-
Il the aooye plan were generally adopted,
eggs would be as plentiful in the winter
ne in summer. One reason why hens dc
not lay iu winter as freely as in summer
IS the want of animal food which they gct
IN summer in abundance in the form Of
iusects
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Gas Tar il Horticultural.

A discovery, which is likely TO be Of
great alvauta re to agriculture, has just
been reported to The Agricultural Society
at Clcrmont (0ise) a gardener whose
frames and hot-houses required painting,
decided on making them black, as likely
TO attract the heas better, and from a
principle of economy he made use of gas
tar instead of black paint. The work
VI, performed during the winter, and Oh
the approach Of spriug the gardener was
surprised to find that all the spiders and
insect which usually infested his dollhouse
had disappeared. and also that vine-
which fog the last two years had so fall
en Of that he had intended to replace II
bv another, had acquired fresh vigor, and
gave every sign Of producing large crop
Of cranes. he afterwards used the same
substance to the posts and trelljs-work,
which supported the trees in the open air
and met With the same result, all the cat
erpii}ars and other Insects completely dis
appearing. 1t is said that similar exPer.
iments have been made in soue Of tht
VINEYARDS of the Gironde with similar re,
sa..&-GuItgaani'S NesSeager.