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The national Republican., 1862-02-13
Dtealin1 OYatsro.

Rufus Mills (colored) WAS arrested yester.
day, BY Omcer Dom, on the charge Of stealing
oysters from his employer, Patrick Burns. He
him upon condition that he leave the city IN
the next train, whloh Rufus consented to do,
and which he did at two O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1862-02-13
CENTLEMEN's READY-MADE GAR.
VI IENTS, OF FINE QUALITY.

We offer citissns and strangers large assortment
Of OVER,COATS, DRESS COATS, BUSINESS
COATS, ,PANTALOONs, and VESTS, Of all oolors
and qualities, equal In make md finish Id iHe BEST
custom work.
WALL ,SII.l ENS : CO,
Merchant Tnilors aad Clothirrs,
so Pa. avenue, bet oh and 10th ~
Ian n1e.Uu
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Meeting OF the Hotel and Restaurant
Kos pOGs.

The fourth meeting Of the hotel and restau-
rant Keepers was held yesterday afternoon at
iBenter's restaurant, on 9 street. The meeting
s. Simpson who as Sns of sSs Committee .p
pointed by the association 10 wait upon the
provost Marshal and Judge Reese, stated that
they had not yet received an answer to their
T.Ss % TO keep
formerly their privilege, but that an answer,
which he had good reason to believe would be
favorable to their cause, would be given In
dav or two. ..'.
he also related a conversation between the
osmmittee and the provost marshal, In which
that functionary stated that II WAS not the In.
'tention of the military authorities to prohibit
restaurant keepers from selling liquor to Off.
oers--only to soldiers; that they would be
allowed to keep open the side doors Of their
places of business, for the sale Of eatables, un.
Ill IL O'Clock, but after that hour no liquor
would be permitted TO be sold either to ofhcers
military enoampmeut, and therefore subject
After some further explanations and Discus.
sion the report Of the committee WAS adopted.
pointed ut the last meeting to obtain signatures
10 u pledge not TO sell liquor to soldiers, has
succeeded In obtaining one hundred names
that very few had refused to sign the pledge ;
that the :; Ss the
sign the pledge, had been handed to the Provost
Marshal.
On motion of Mr.. Ruppsl, in order to perfect
the Organization Of the society, q committee Of
seven members, one from each ward, was ap.
pointed by the chair to draft constitution and
bylaws. ..-S-
The. committee consists Of the following
named gentlemen: -
First Ward-Nr. McGrann.
Second Wsrd-Mr. West.
Third Ward-Mr. Charles Kloman.
Fourth Wxrd-Mr. 6pringmsn.
Fifth Ward-Mr. Platz.
Sixth Ward-Ar. Ssuderson. ..
Seventh Ward-Mr. Lorsoh.
Mr.. Louis Shade was afterwards added 10 the
committee. .a.s... bal. . ~
The meeting then adjourned to meet agair
on next Wednesday,
The national Republican., 1862-02-13
MlTHsoNlAN INSTITUTION.

ITO BAKERs.-wANTED immediately an
i exLsr,euosd BAKER one who can come vel
The bus ns.s. Iiquireof REQUA ; co..
fob l3lts "a FouH.and-ahalfs rect.
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TOHN b. HUTCHINSON ~ co..
3 A N X e r s.
No. A74 Fourteenth street, oppc.it.
wiIIards' Hotel,
wAuuYN0rON

NO. H9f rOurteohth StIoeNs VRPesNS
wiIlards' Hotel,
WARRINGTON.
SIGHT DRAFTS, good at all points in the Wet
trn, Northern, and New England States. for sale
All o, the highest rates paid for oil kinds Of uncur.
rent money. Gold and Silver Coin aud Eastern
Bank Bills at low premium and In sums 10 suit
purchasers.
special attention given to
Renting Money for soldiers.
We do it on the lowest terms and in the safest man
ner. . .
and transferred.
We give special attention to the Collection Of uE.
p,sP urSp Claims against the Government. We dc
cline isking charge Of speculative or doubtful de
Our charges for Collection, Exchange and all
other matters will always be ~ low ss the market
We refer to the Accounting Oficers Of the United
State, Tressu and by special permission TO
Hon Edward Jordan, Solicitor U. 8. Treasury,
Warrington
Hon: L. j. Cnttenden, Register U. $. Treasury,
Edward Tyier, Esq. Cashier Suffolk Bank, Boston,
Hoo Edwsrd Haight M. c., President Bank Com
mOnwealth, New York.
| Fairbanks l. Co, ls9 Broadway, New York
LiyeImore, Clews h Co Bankers, New York
Hon. II. W. Holman, Collector Of the cuslcma'
Chss. p HART, Cashier Farmers paut, Troy.
janH
The national Republican., 1862-02-13

INFORMATION IS WANTED OF HENRY
i ABELL, f6Fnssly Of Massachusetts,, supp ,sed 10
be now In ths Unioo Army. Any information ~.
speei,S bin will bs most gratefuly received ~ his
friends Address, 9. r. AbE1L,
ieb l3-sodNs Washingtnn, D. G.
The national Republican., 1862-02-13

GOOD OPPORTUNITY 10 now offered
"A to any psnon who wishes to engage In the
NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL BUSINESS.
Stock and Fixtures, Of A. ADAMsoA's veil known
Periodical 6tors for SALE Seventh street, oppotits
General Past One. Ebi2St
The national Republican., 1862-02-13
JUST PUBLISHED,
A new picture Of Gen. McC Clellan
4 New and Most Excellent Picture Of Presiden
Lincoln, In work, will be issued In few days.

N.B.-All orders, accompanied by the money, will
be promptly attended TO- and forwarded to any camp
BY mail free Of ohAfgs, from the Once In Washine
ton, No. $40 Seventh street. febl-eolm
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LOCAL NEWS.
- AAvsSsss~r..

Hsarly 10 thousand copies o. he RYsb.
i.oaa are oiroulatSd among ne soatins popu,a.
uon svery dAS, ,bssidss thslssgs number ssrvsd
to rssulas asbsostbsrs. Advertisers win tafs
note asoordmeiy. Il
The national Republican., 1862-02-13
Corns, Bunions, Oalositiss,

Corns, Bunions, oalositIss,
Chilbla,ns Frosted Feet, Bad Nails, Enlarged joint,
and all diseases Of the Feet cured without pain, BY
DIR. WHITE, Buaosox CHIRoroDfsf,
go Pennsylvania Avenue, between AZ and 9th II.
Room No. fup gtairs.
Once houu from II d. TO Q p. N.
~ Oden to cali ct private rssidshcss promptly
attended 70. jsn16-lms
The national Republican., 1862-02-13

I OST-FIvE DOLLARS Nk NAhi,..A
IL Gold Mourning Ring, with +: L. cnt ~ mono
gam On an Onyx stone, and LSu'ir, Apbh : "
i''S," engraved on the inside A2PIYYntSnoNs tSnN
fvb la 3s2 Psu0lvAntA avenue
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o F F ICIAL L.

DBpARfnENT OF STATE,
Wdshington, Jan. 25, 1862.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the fret Of next
month.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-02-13

N. Blur numerous friends in
the Army and Navy will please bear 10
mind, that we now publish every week two
new pictures-either Of Generals, Colonels,
or other distinguished men-and at the
same time can make pictures to order, such
@. as are not on our List, in few days, and
at very reasonable terms.
The national Republican., 1862-02-13
JUST rusLIsHED. -
Yankee Volunteers
M MARCHING INTO DIXIE

This 10 . very brilliant Picture, and 10 Litho
graphed and Printed In i've oolors. All loyal peo.
pie should have one. We have the above Picture,
Letter Size, for 6oldier 70 send home to theif
For sale st al the Periodical ald Nswsdsslers.
Al orders promptly attended 70 at ~ Penn. ave.
ss AssP m Nasal .Is.s MoksE ~ GS To;.
General Agents.
N NB.-Ws have Q large assortment Of the best
cavalry, Infantry and StaG BOOTS to b found In
snS Flsss n iii dssCrpon; eud msds q
order. All at the very lowest CASH PRICES.
Wholesale and retail, at $50 Penn ave
feb AeOlm. @. II. MORSE co.
The national Republican., 1862-02-13
MARRIED, ,

At Havsrstraw, New York, on the eth inst,
by Rev. Rev. Mr.. Freeman, Mr.. AUGUSTUS Ed
soN, Of this oity, to Mrs. PHIBs A. SrEDwELL, Of
the former place. .'
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lnstantaneous Curs

OF Corna, Bsuious, Csllosities, Inverted Nails,
Warts and all diseases Of the teet Mr. Dino, d.,
Surgeoa Chiropsost, u enabled, BY peculiar pro.
oess to .diosts the most painful excresoecces IN
few minutes VI the least psin or the slightest Ia.
"a M. to bP. NJ. 4 his ON ~, Ss3 Psnnsylvania
avenue, oppoits BJ6wns Hotel Best references
given In this city. feb <-3ws
The national Republican., 1862-02-13

h0R PICTURE; CORD 12R
14CO AND rASSELS. SO
Different Colored Picture Cord and TsMels, from
Photograph to Portrait Siss, Picture Rings, Nails
10. Chtsp for Cssh, at
JOHN MARKRITERS.
No. $50 7th street,
feb elots doors abeve odd Fellows' Hall
The national Republican., 1862-02-13

Urls KRINGLE IS COME.
Just receiving. the largest stooko
FANCY GOODS
In Washington.
Writing Desks, Dressing Cases Portfolios, Dueo.
tIon and Alphabet Blocks, Games, Photo
kraph Albums, Gift aud Missel
laneous Books In great
varieties, 1t war
Call and soc, at SHEPHERDS
Headquarters,
deo a Corner Seventh and d strseH
The national Republican., 1862-02-13

rITY Hal LII,
ft6rLdry 3, lAe:,
The Assssscrs. having completed the Annual Az.
sesament for 1892 will meet In their room, City lie
A Hoard of Appeal, from the 10Th to the 26th OF
This month, Inclusive, to hear complaints and ID
make such corrections they may deem necessary,
GEORGE COTLARu,
rab a-.rwil 9r.tuIy
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For THE ARMY AND NAVY.
rrang's Card Portraits!
FRANCS CARD-PORTRAITs
'r5 ''r %
PROMINENT CHARACTERS,
SO Seventh st., Washington, D. G.,
'H Four doom above D, Cup stairs.)

This 10 . most unique and the only orgiaai pub.
cation Of lifelike Miniature Portrsits Zine enGrav
eis for satisying the curiosity Of distant friends,
or ~ madmeI photographic dlbsm or the mdnel ptsos
They sre executed with such marked ability that .
artistic merit. ASIDE from this, they are Just the
tting - ooladion n memory ef ese Tin when ssoh
lsctions, they ere much mpertor to photosraphsfss
they will last for BuHplRps OF YEAls
~ Price, single copy, 10 oepts. Sent TO any ad
d-ees In the Unitsd Btatss free Of postage. The
money mast accompany every order Large dis
count made to purchasers in Quantities.
The national Republican., 1862-02-13
SUPERIOR 70 ALL OTaERs.

CUPERIOR TO ALL OTaER1. y
y', The most perfect f.'l :
LlFE-LIKE CARD PORTRAITS
OF Prominsnt Character are thoss pubiished BY
Marin h Co., and for sale, Wholesale and retail,
BY
WIN. BALLANTYNE,
&9S Seventh strset, near the Post Ofhoe,
Where term, and Particular may bs obtained.
The EXTENSION POCKET PHOTOGRAPH
ALBUM, holding twelve Portraits. Just the thing
for the camp.
~ Agents wanted In all the Campo, to whom
liberal terGs are o6eret. feb l8-eo2W.s
The national Republican., 1862-02-13

ITO BAKER0.-WANTED Immediately an
i sxpsrieneed BAKER one Who can come we'll
the business. Inquire Of REQUA 4 CO.,
feb le-.ts 81 -Four and.s half street
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1856 rArkH'nAse'Ses INA 1856
wINnow sH.ADn8

PAPER han ginss different grades and prices GoId
Bands Imitation G old and common W indow SHADE.
Buff, Green and Blue Shade HOLLANDS by the y.rd,
or made into Shades. , ,,, ,.
Orders for , aper hanging or wiIdow Shades tuLo
tusiiy and faithfully executed No npis spr.fenta'
tions made to effect sales. Terms GaSni,,v, GaSni
No. As8, ecyenth street,
f.bs-lot.it doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
The national Republican., 1862-02-13

DBEDs AND DECORATIONS
" ToR THE srATRs OF
PENNSYLVANIA, and .
TO BE EXECUTED At WARRINGTON nrY.
BY the Govsruer Of the above 6taies,a
COMMISSIONER or DEEDS FOR THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA,
with power TO take Aoknowled dgments and Deposi
lions to be used or recorded In ssid States and hav
Ing had several yesrS experience In taking tssti
mony and acknowledgment, as . Notary Public,
and q Commissioner Of the Court Of Claims, pre-.
pared TO execute those duties legally and promptly,
when due notice u given.
Nj. Brown also. acts q Attorney ard o..~sdlov 70.
psrons having business to ransaot with the several
bepartssems Of Gou0nmcNt and will attend 70 cases
araiug out OF the present war the Mexican war, or
any OF the former wars well a. TO inquiries and
nvestigstoas In the various Offices, where long 40.
Quaintsnos sad experience afford him smpls fSolli.
All ordsrs should ts accompanied with the sppro.
once No Io2 street, next East Of Seventh street,
diagouaily opposite City Post Once.
Address; Edmund .. BROWN,
rr.. Notary, Commissioner, &c,
Jan li--2sw2m. Box No az, washington, b. y,
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led ~ ,aEryua .li =
The national Republican., 1862-02-13
j. FULLAM'S

CTRAYED OR sTOLEN-February 10th, from
. near ths General Post once, ID this city dark
gray HORSE, I've year, old, with long msli Svitsh
and long leg had o. : sitiIsn.' ssadie vi without
erupper, plata bride with dnsle rein, and
leather halter
Toe Horss had the lctters " U. g." braided On the
shoulder. Whoever will return said Hsns TO the
subscriber, or give Information where he oln b
found, will Be suitably rewarded.
IVORY j. ROBINSON,
@. NJ. Eleventh Regt. Maine Vols
Carver Barracks, Meridian Hill,
feb 13-Ns Washngt0n, ID G.
The national Republican., 1862-02-13

WRAPPING PAPER
cOg Sale ~ Gh1D O0oos
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And They will flnd it a Highly
Profitable Business.

SEND FOR CIRCULAR { TERMS
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FOR STAMPED ENvEL-
&. OPES.
Posr OrriuE DEPARTMENT,

FObT OFFlUk DEPAkfNkNT,
January 10, 1867.
Sealed Proposals will be received until p m. on
the 18th day Of February, 1852 for furnishing all
Seiopes combined" aud !" NsWspsper Wrsppsrs,
which this Department may require ,durirg Ieriod
Of four years, oommenciog LIST April, 1859, viz
The national Republican., 1862-02-13

~ Furnished Rooms for Rent, on very moderate
tsyus, IN the same building. dSo 8l-H
The national Republican., 1862-02-13

VXTANTED-A first rate TIN PLATE AND
steady employ m.nt will be given. Apply to
J. Y. H0DGSON,
feb la-tf No. %06 seventh st. bet. and l.
ITO BAk AkERs.-WANTED immediately an
i experienced BAKER one who oap oone well
reconstructed. Also wanted, several BOYS TO learn
ths business. Inquire Of REQUA l. co,
feb l3-lS 81 -Four and . half street.
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Musical NNlirc.

II fALES, Teacher Of Music and Dancing, from b S.
IL. tun formerly amemhtr Of the Germania Rand re-.
sprcty gNts notice that he has for the present located
himself ut Montpelier, ahd Is prepared To give instruc
tion To Brass and string Bands Music selected arranged
and adapted to any Kind number OF ms runeuts Also
will give instruction IA all the fashionable dances now in
use Ia Boston and New ORR From his many years eN
perruee lie feels confident OF giving the best Vt "a sar
ton 10 those wishing 10 he ughin correct and proper
manner The best OF reference given To those requiring
L. ..l- LDA..
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rHIRTY-SENVETH CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, Monda} Jan. 81

.,rrYrprv1 c,,,.vyr,-,, oox,or-oo
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WASHINGTON, Monda) Jan, p.
srN.rp
senator Ilales report was presented.
Mr Wilson. Of Mass introduced = hll for
rhe paore cTectual IMPRESSION If The Sl,vo tr.do
referred
Thecase Of Mr. B,iobt was takon ~, NJ
S,than ot C.aiforn,, onr,sad H.. et.nI.in,
n lIr BrigLt-conteu1in1 tL,t nublic onioion
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any abuses. After d. bate MIR Grimes OF Iowa
offered AN amendment to have the resolution
apply to all Government hospitals, which was
adopted, and the resolution then passed
Mr.. Harris of \ Y, presented memorial Of
large number of merchants Of New York, ask
ing that the Law regarding import duties be con
fined to goods actually on shpboard.
Mr.. johnson Of Tennessee FROM tho SPECIAL
Committee on that part OF the Presidents mes
sage, reported bill for the construction OF IA
military railroad IN hen'ucAy ana tennessee
The case Of Mr.. Bright was then taken up
Mr.. Howe Of Wis, spoke at length n favor Of
bis expulsion.
Mr.. Wlimot Of Penn, spoke likewise.
On motion Of Mr.. " Hs9A' '1e senate "ea'
into Executive oesoion'-"lLei "h!eh adJouiHcd'
HOUSE
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National Circulation aud Family Rendins.
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VVaiton's Y rrlnoni Regi.tcrs.

- and or 'g" ysBpnk ava H.ic stoic n hs rrrr-
man fR'l3nK. hka %5 WttntR.
Jan. D. 1852.
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Ilol

Mr. Roscoe oil Conkling nt.rl'
establish uniform system
throughout the l ). referred Il .e.
1n that subject.
Mr.. Potter OF Wis made repor; from the
sele-i Com, ON the subject OF disloyal employers
&c The Government. The consideration of il
@as POSTPONED lnr ! weeks
The Judicial, legislative and executiye.appro-
7riation bill was then considered, Sundry
amendments we're made Without coming to a
conclusion on the bill the House adjourned
Thursday, Jan. 30.
SENATE.
SIR. Ten Eyek, from the Committee on Com
naerce, reported bll to prohibit the coolie
,sAde by American citizens
Mr. Grimes offered a resolution that the Sec
retary ct War ia nish a statement n .auaiar
t1ral OF all ihe vessel, purchased u chartered
ny the War Department since April last, when
4l.!t, Tonnage, price, Sc. adopted
Mr. Rice offered lulut resolution that the
Secretary 81 Wan b. nuthori1~l to procure IRON
rue officers aud sol itr. n,w prisoners in tn So.
called Confederate ) ltes, allotment pay tot
lhelr hm!i,,; accepted.
ilr Wilson ol Mass offered a resolution that
che Commitiea On Military AGm, Re ln.,ruct,,
~ inquire mo ,hc o0nd.i,u anu management
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MUSIC
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
GEO. w. WILDER

MONTPELIER, VII,
$ Agent for the sale OF the following celebrated MuseA
| instruments
HAiIErr. DAVIS 4 co.'s PIANO FORrES,
STEtNWAN SONS PIANO FOErES,
CHtCkERING X SONS PIANO FORrES,
ALEXANDRA CHURCH AM PART or ORGANS
STEVENS n JENETT'S CHUR' II ORGANS,
-. A. PRlNCE& cos NELOnEON>,
Also, keeps constantly for sale all kinds o,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
SHEET Music. Music BOOhS.
And general assortment of
Musical IAcrchan,ilec,
10 Pianos to le,. Pianos anal 81 ,oip9us tuned amt
repaired. lihcrial discount will be malr 10 Teachers
Music DESTROYS Of purchasing Muac au1 Nisra .a.iu
n'tts
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senator Hale report was presented
Mr. Wilson, OF Mass, introduced u bill for
the laote eiectual suppression Of the Slave trade
referred
The case OF Mr. Bright was taken up. Mr.
aAtham, Of California, opposed the expulsion
NJ lir. Brght-oontenain that public opinion
~ the time Of biz writing the letter was differ
ent trom What it is now. He enforced his posi-
r,0a at great length.
Adjourned without taking action
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THE WORLD.
An INDEPENDENT
DAILY, SEMI.WEEKLY. g. WEEKLY
NEWSPAPER,

FOR
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-10-09
A Man OF Nerve.

A venerable American judge rolatcs
tho following anecdoto:
Tho morning following the battle OF
Yorktown l had the curiosity TO attend
the wounded. Among others whose
limbs wero much injured as to require
amputation was q musician, who had re-
ceived musket ball in the knee. AS
usual in such cases, preparations were
made to prevent tho possibility Of his
moving. Says the sufferer, "Now, doc
tor, wha. would you be att" My lad,
I'm going to take off your leg, and it is
necessary that you should be lashod
down." "I'll consent to no such thing.
You may pluck the heart from my BOSOM
but you'll not confine mo. Is there q
violin in the camp7 If so. bring it to
me-" A violin was furnished, and after
tuning it, he said NOW. doctor, be-
gin" And he continued to play until
the operation which lasted about forty
min utes, was completed. without miss
ing note or moving muscle.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-10-09
Keeping Grapes.

In the Telegraph Of the goth inst, we
alluded to a plan, some time ago com
municated to US, for preserving fruit, or
rather grapes, and promised to reprint
it. 1t was from our friend, Samuel Mill
Ter, of Colendale Nurseries, near Leba-
non, and referred specially to grapes
but there is no doubt of the fact that ap-
pies and pears, as VIC stated last week,
will keep far into spring by the same
process. MIR. Millcr's communication,
to which we desire particularly to call
attention at this time, and which was
dated March 81, 1862, read as follows
" Three days since friend brought me
O. pound of Catawba and Isabella grapes.
They were about as good as if just taken
from the vine in the proper season-full
and plump, but most of the berries had
fallen off from the stems in the carriage
of about ten miles over rough road.
Now, the way these grapes were pre-
served may not be new to you, though it
certainly seemed novel one to me; but
the fact of their keeping until the end OF
March in fne condition, is worthy of
publicity.
I'm tho fall when they are perfectly
ripe, they are taken from tho vines, when
they are free from anything like moist
ure, handled carefully, and packed IN
small kegs-nail kegs were the kind used
in this instance. Put layer OF green
leaves, right off the vines, in the bottom
on this q layer Of grapes, alternately
until the keg is full, then finish off with
leaves. Put in the head, and your cash
is ready for what? Why to be buried
in tho ground. Dig trench 50 as "a
admit tho casks deep enough that they
will have about ono foot or fifteen inches
of soil over them when covered. The
ground should bo packed moderately
tight, and board laid along on the tor
before the ground is thrown in. They
throw some litter on the surface OF the
ground over those which they wish to
take up for use during the winter, tt
proven. tho ground from freezing so al
to keep them from getting at them. Ont
important thing must be observed, tha
they be placed where there can be NJ
standing water about the cosks. or they
would suffer.
"On farther inquiry, learn that the
farmers in that neighborhood have prao
ticed this mode for years. and dom seen
to think it anything new" "--Gcrmam
to,on Telegraph.