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% No. 526 southeast corner 18th and ID streets.
GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION.
TRTsTFT'S SALE OFykLUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AND WATER POWER IN
C GFASRnc! E ATfWNS COUNTY, d. C., NEAR
by virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia, sitting as a court of
chancery. passed on the 1t h day Of October. A. d.
~, i IN certain cause in said court pending,
ward Lynch and others are defendants, the under
signed Trustees asPointed by said court in said
Der. at II O'Clock n. m on the premises, sell al
pubc auction, 10 the highest bidder, all that GER
Of Georgetown, in said District and known as the
Foundry property. formerly belonging to General
VIM seden trustee by deed dated @ FernSr "
$50 RECORDED in Lber J. 4. No III, folios 3Do, ct
g the said parcel or portion being all that part of
ne sac fonndrX property situated between the
was conveyed by John s. Berry. Allen Dodge. and
John p Berry 10 Horatio E. Berry. by deed q ate
on or about the 14th June, 1888, and recorded in
Liber a; 5, No. l6 f0los lOi, eft seq. Of the
portion thereof sold and conveyed By said John $
Berry, Allen Dodge and John 2. Berry 70 John
1870, recorded in Lber J. A s., No. 2O3 foli0s 35
q seq. OF the land records together with the
petual right Of way Tor man, beast, and vehicle
through the premises Sc conveyed to Hora:iO Z.
Berry. on the north and south sides of the stone
boring mills situated thereon and also a perpetual
right Of way fO- the water pipes app9rtenant to
the residue Of said real estate, and the right Of
inrress. egress, and regress for all purposes incI
dent 20 the use OF said water pipes, and also per
pet al "a ght Cfway over the wagon road between
said canal and river, and leading from Georgetow
TO the Foundry or Columbia Mills.
There IS upon the property to be sold very
valuable Distlilery. Fixtures DC with good VI alter
power from the canal, as well from the stream
known as Mil Branch" running through the
premises.
Terms OF sale as prescribed By the decree: One
third cash, Of which $40 the acceptance of the
biu will lie required the balance in six and twelve
months, with interest from day of sale to he
secured by the purchasers notes and An assign
nent n trust OF tine purchaser equitable interest
in the property All conveyancing and revenue
stamps II the cost ol the purchaser.
RICHARD II. LtSKEY, r.
yNO. ID. MCPHERSON. trustees.
oc i-F ,MW&ds GREEN & VILLA Ms, Aucts
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slY JOS. +. KELLEY, Real Estate Agent and
- hCCtiOueer,
Office 363 sth St west, near north Ist

NEAT TwO-sT0 BRICK HOUSE AND
Lot ON NORTH SIDE OF NORTH STREET
BET " ZEN 1iIH AND 18TH STREETS
On MONDAY NEXT, the 18th day of November.
at 43a O'Clock p. m, will sell, on the premises
part OF Lot numbered :, in subdivision of Square
numbered zoo, said part Of Lot having front of
l4teet and inches said north street. and run
ming back by that idth l0O feet. and improved hy
a neat two story Brick Dwelling, containing FIVE
rooms
Terms: One-half cash: balance in six and twelve
months, with notes bearing interest, and secured
by deed OF trust on the premises All convey.
anclng and stamps at cost of purchaser. S5l down
on day of sale. jos f. KELLEY
no II lInteI.I Ancfinnnpr
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DR0PosALs FOR CORN AND OATS.

Depot QudFfeTrlnsfsr'S Office. .
Fort Harker, KdHSaS. October Is. lsT.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this on ce un
til I2 m Of the 9th of November, lSa, fer the de-
livery at Fort Hsrker. Kansas. of
$4,000 /" - OATS.
The Corn TO be sound ole corn of the best quail
ty and the oats to be Of the best quality and
from dirt. Corn and Oats to be put up in good
sound gunny or burlap sacks, and to be subject 10
weight and inspection at place of delivery To be
delivered at such place, and in such Quantities at
this depot. as the Quartermaster NAV direct. De
livery to con mence as soon a. the bids accept
ed. The whole to be delivered or before the
18th of December, 1851. Proposals viii be male
separately for Corn Cats. The remaining con-
ditions are the same as are usual when supplies
are required az this Depot On proposals. ANY
fsTther information required will be given At this
Office on application. HENRY TNNAN.
no st Brevet Major and A. o. M..U.s 4
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

This AFTERNOON.
y Late Clerk. with J: Q: Mcclure : Co..
Star Office Building.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUG
TON OR PRIVATE SALE.
A three story and basement Brick House with
nine rooms, two story Brick Stable, with milk
and smoke house, ana pump of excellent alter in
the yard. at private sale until the 9Th OF NO
az auction, at O'Clock on the premises, No. ASP.
Mechanic, Row, on street north, between ID
Terms: 0ne-third cash; balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months
CLARK, Attorney at-law, No 52s 18th Street.
west. INTEL and Con Union.l &C so-d&ds
RY COOPER LATIMER Auctioneers.
- Late clerks with j. c, Mcclure a Coz
Southwest eOrner of Penn. avenue and nth street
Star Office Building.
A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF STANDARD
On wrnx BOOKS AT ACTION.
me1cing, at ] O'Clock, at our auction rooms we
shall sell fine Library Of Standard Works, in
dSe many rare and costly works.
on the shelves for examination Monday morning.
mol COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
by W. L. WALL & co, Auctioneers,
40 Stores l ) and 3I7.
T..
GREAT SALE OF NEW BOOKS At AUCTION.
We have just opened &c cases of Books at $40
pennsylvania avenue. Metropolitan Hotel, } Amer
lean aud English editions of hi gin standard
acteT, which are now ready for examination. The
inst sale viii commence on TUESDAY EVEN
ING. November 5, at o'clock, and will be con-
tnued every evening until the whole stock is dis
posed Of.
Catalogues can be had at che store or the auc-
I tiOneers. w. l.. WALL CO.,
Oc 81 Auctioneers.
E(Y III. b. WALSH & CO, Auctioneers
a. ESQ Penn a ave-, corner 10th street,
GREAT BARGAINS GEEAT BARGAINSlI
Auction sales every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
sAII RDAf MORNING at 10 O'Clock and EVE
MING att O'Clock.
OPEN EVERY DAY FOR PRIVATE SALES
We have an immense variety of Goods suitable
Tor Jobbers and house kee pers-Dry Goods, Cloth
ing, ShaW1s, Flannels, Hosiery, Table Cutlery,
Glass, CrOc kerry, and Plated Ware; Clocks, House.
bold Furniture, &c, &c. Attention is called to our
assortment Of all Wool and Brussels Car pets Oil
cloths &c. Pc not fail TO give us a call Our as
sortment Of Piece and Cut Dry Goods are too nu-
RerOns to detail. We are selling Blankets, Spreads
and COunterpanes at great sacrifice in order to
II axe room Tor the large amount of Goods We are
daily receiving.
ESr COnsignments solicited
oc lift NJ. X. WALSH & CO. Aucts
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BURLINGTON BREAK WATER

q. ). ENGTNEER OFFICE }
OSwEGo n. Y, Oct. -. 1871
Sealed Proposals will he received by the ~ der
signed until the seth of November, lSj7, AT II n
for the following timber
us linear Tor cubic) feet Of Heml0ck Timber.
i inches quare, in sticks varying from p feet up
ward.
25G0feet D m ofs-ineh HemIock PLANK
geo linear Tor cUIicl feet of White Pine Tim
ber 21nches square in sticks varying from 81 feet
upward.
l4et0feet b. IN. OF 5-inch Pine Plank.
he whole must Dee delivered At Burlington. Yer
mont, before fhe Ist 81 July. 1855, and least one
thirda socn as navigation opens ca Lake Cham
plain Ii must be sawed. OF the best quality
straight, and Of the full spech fed LINEN sions
throughout. Nothing else will be acc ptea Tie
prices ns1aed must cover all sXpen ses of delyarv
and preparing Tor inspection &c, such points as
NAV be TeUuired.
Blank forms for guaranteed proposals and fur-
ther inform alton may be obtained on application
at this Oft e. 4. = BLUNT.
Lieut. Col. of Engineers
e-fr HxN Igu =
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y
To he delivered at the Naval Academy. free of
expense, at such times as the articles NAV he
needed. .-T 80 "' "e
The Dress Parade Suits must be of blue navy
cloth Of good quality, without gloss, not iaCe to
isde or shrink, dyed in the wool, and capable of
standing such tests the ins pectors think proner
&c subject them to- The Fatigue Suits will he made
and of trong texture subject to the same tests
the parade suits. -
The Overeoats viii be made of beaver cloth OF
said. ~ - io'S'
sanrles OF cloth and flannel will he furnished a.
the time of making proposals marked and Label
with price tf garment :,
The clothing viii ne hand sewed. and made IN the
best manneT ard IN strict accordance with the
ulations of the navy. n -. - =
Responsible security for the prompt and faithful
delivery Of uniforms must Ice inserted in ca 20 D.
arate rreposal otherwise bids will not be
Patterns and descriptions of uniforms viii ba
furnished at the Naval Academy by the under
signed. - ''0'
BY order of Vice Admiral d. ID. Porter
q. h: THORNTON. Paymaster u s. N
oc90-eotd In charge Naysl Sforek aener:s n.nt
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PROPOSALS,
DRePOsALs FOR INDIAN GOODS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE IL

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRS, October 10, 1867
Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals for In
dian Goods" will be received at the Office Of In-
dian fairs until IL O'Clock m. on FRIDAY, the
18th day of November next, for furnishing, in the
quantities therein given, the articles named in the
following list:
FIRST CLASS-MACKINAC BLANKETS.
,l25 pairs point white Mackinac Blankets, to
measure 60x72 inches, and weigh pounds.
800 pairs 21a point white Mackinac Blankets, to
measure SINGS inches, and weigh pounds
30 pairs 2 point white Macknac Blankets, to meas
ure 42x56 inches, and weigh ga pounds
35 pairs IL point white Macinac Blankets to meas.
IRE 3ix50 inches, and weigh "A pounds
400 pairs point scarlet Mackinac b Blankets, to
measure 6ox72 inc hes. and weigh poun DIS
SIS pairs 212 point scarlet Mackinac Blankets, to
measure 54x66 inches, and weigh pounds
50Vpairs 2-point scarlet Mackinac Blankets, to
measure ANS inches, and weigh 81. pounds
t00 pairs point indigo blue Mackinac Blankets,
to measure 60N72 inches, and weigh pounds
COO pairs 2H point indigo blue Mackinac Blankets,
to measure 5ix66 inches, and weigh pounds
I5 pairs rs point indigo blue MaCkinaC Blank
10 measure 36XS0 inches, and weigh AZ pounds
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THE VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT
TIE CORNER OF TENTH STREET WEST
AND T. STREET NORTH.
On THURSDAY NEXT, the eth instant, at 4:3O
O'Clock p. m, We will cell, on the premises that
valuable building site at the corner of Tenth and
streets, fronting 81 feet inch on street. and n
feet inches on Tenth street. with the improve
ments, consisting of the brick building known as
the old Medical College" which can be easily re-
modelled into Hall or Store; or, if taken down
good sized buildings.
The location of the lot for either dwelling or bu
siness purposes is of the most desirable now for
sale in W Washington Title perfect.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser.
Terms One-fOurth cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months. sl0O required d)wn at time
OF sale. FITCH 4 FOX,
Real Estate Brokers,
no 2-4t Corner Seventh and II SITS.
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A SUPERB STOCK OF FINE GOLD AND
81 SOLID SILNER WATCHES

lo- -. 49, 80 i Ill " aspoesi oi on me PoPH.
value -
We wish to Immediately dispose OF the abova
magnificent stock. Certificates. Mani 10 The a.
ueles, are placed IN sealed envelopes. and well
mixed. Holders are entitled to the articles nar,s5
on their certIncate, upon payment u Ten Dollars
whether IL be watch worth : l0n0 or one worth
less ne return OF any OF certit Gates entities
you TO the article named thereon, upon payment,
irresrecuTe OF Us worth and as no article valued
less then cIu ~ named on any Certificate. II
viii at once be seen that tins is -
No Lottery. Tar a voirkf -foTsrard ieeSfi,pas.
Transaction, tcaiok psGs .be participated Ia
..,,o,. eSsa s,i x ias NOS -, GaiidioHs. =,
post paid, upsn receipt of p cents, hve
Tor ell eleven for 81. thirtv-three axd
elegant premium for S5,sixty six and more valuable
premium fer = n, one hundred and most superb
watch tor SID To Agents or those wishing en-
poynle At TINS Is rare opportunity. Ii IL iegit-
mstely coIducted business. duly authorized by the
SSvernment aud open 20 the most careful scrutiny
WRIGHT, BROTHER CO.. IMPORTERS.
Z &C u LIT 16l BROADWAY. NEW YORk
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DROPOsALs FOR WOOD.

Depot ONaTfeTnIaNsT'S OsFce,
Fort HarksT, haHSdS. October IS. 49,.
Scaled Proposals will be received az this ofFice
until IL NJ. OF SATURDAY. the 9Th OF Novemt.er
1901, fer the delivery At Fort Harker, Kansas OF
500 CORDS OF WOOD.
To be Of the best quality of wood grovi ne in the
vclnAty OF this Depot, free from small limbs and
brush. and split to convenient size.
To be delivered at such time and place as the
Quarterma at this Depot may direct. The whole
to be Delivered On or before the 30th of Noyember
1881. Bidders viii state at what time they can de-
liver the entire quantity. The conditions attached
to bidding for this wood will be the same as Is
usual at this Depot ia such cases. Necessary i'm
formation will be given on application.
Telegraphic bids will not he received
HENRY 1NMAN.
Bvt. Major and A. Q. NJ, L. g. A
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LIMITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY,
- ANNAPOLIS. Al D., October p. 1857
Proposals, sealed and endorsed Proposals (
Furnishing Midshipmen's Uniforms, = viii De r
ceiyfd at the Naval Academy until the FIRSTDaY
OF DECEMBER, 1851, for delivering the following
articles:
Midshipmen's Parade Jackets s-e
- Parade Pants
Fatigue Jackets
Fatigue Pants
Flannel Jumpers
Ave.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-20
BATEMAN & BRO,
FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Staple Dry Goods and Groceries,
Jefferson. Texas.

UAVE completed very large and commodious
ILL Brick Warehouse, entirely above high water.
res Bagging Rope &c. to advance on Cotton or other
produce consigned to our care. Any amount of CUR
RENCY and GOLD always on hand to advance on or
buy Cotton
We have made business arrangements with RICH'D
LLOYD, Commission Merchant, No 43 Baronne street,
New Orleans, who is gentleman of long experience
and hi gh standing in business and should any Of our
of fair sale of their property, and full and prompt
remittance of the proceeds.
We solicit consgnments of all kinds, either stor
age or for sale on commission. ia23 6m
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w. T. BROOKS, Proprietor.

I44 THE subscriber having leased the commodious
Ea::i building known as the "Commercial Hotel" has
H.ssl had it thoroughly renovated and opened it
rstclass hotel under the above title and socits the
patronage of his friends and the public, pedgng him
self that nothing shall be wanting on his part that can
tend to the comfort and pleasure of his guests The
best cooks have been secured and the table will at all
times be served with every deicacy of the season-un
surpassed if equaled, by any other house in the Red
river country. The large and airy, and the
furniture and bedding Being located in the cen
tire of business Immediately between the steamboat
landing and the Southern Pacific railroad depot, it
affords unusual inducements to boarders, who will at
all times find it comfortable home. Families and
single gentlemen obtain pleasant rooms, and day
boarders will be accommodated.
ja16 If W. 7. BROOKS.
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such. That Governor p
Governor by the Presidel
make such appointment;
York had no legal author
the requisition of Cover
have no treaty with Firg
signified his intention of /
| writs and the hearing Of !
this morning at 10 o'clocl
the requisision of Govern
running off a vessel under
proceedings of this case al
terest as bringing the vita
the Supreme Court.
The Corsican arrived fre
city was healthy. That o
prove. The Carlotta ARR
VERA Cruz, February ]
is discredited. The Imp
patches announcing a vic
and his ministers had fled.
w WASHINGTON, February
Gus has appointed a comm
Stevens and Elliott's bills
Southern States.
Two hundred and eighty
law were reported from Fl
Internal revenue for the
ions.
Henry St. Marie, who
Nothing heard of Surratt.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-20
BATTLE HOUSE,

IMPORTANT TO HOUsEKEEPERs.
TOHNSON'S celebrated Union Washing Machines
- and Wringer eombned-Just arrived and for sale
at HAMILTON & CO.'S, No. 7 Texas street, where a
supply always be had.
For simplicity, durability and superior work, these
machines have no equal. Clothes require no boiling,
will last longer and become whittier than when worked
by hand.
ANY article from ladys collar to coarse blanket
can be worked perfectly, as number Of persons in
this city can testify who have given them thorough
trial.
Wherever these machines have been introduced they
supercede all others. Work in less than one-fourth
the time usually required by hand. n28 5m*
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had been appointed
.t that lie had no agbs 60
lint the Governor oil 7sE
! o eXPatfiase 4 citizen an
laaF FelR3af, and that We
ihia Tor tlat purpose, He
reversing the return To tha
lhe case was SEQ down for
{. 9lheg was arrested on
.ar Fyeaponts charged with
attachment tor debt. The
re ioaIsed FOR With intense in.
2 questions stFaaely before
,u1 Ha aaana on he g.h. The
T AEataazas continues To im-
we'd from Charleston.
-s.-'Il'he capture Of Juare1
erial Government has dis
tory at Zaeateaas dpare1
16.-T'he Republican eau
Iittee Of seven to combine
j, 90 as to apply to all the
farms under the homestead
.or5tia during January.
wees swo and a half mill
betrayed 8arratt, is here.
long passage,
{ sal enal.
] 3 a-.-.as, e~5Egs re,s4negay
Arkansas logaIists, asking
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LOOKOUT! FoRsALE OR RENT.

7 WISH to sell or rent onehalf, the whole of my
IL plantation with corn, fodder and pork, sufficient
furnish the place for forty aborers year,
also, mules, wagons and all kinds of farming impe-
ments suitable for making crop, and also cattle and
stock hogs can be included. There about thou
sand acres Of cearR1 lard ii hig state OF cultivation
well improved with gin house, cotton press and al
necessary buildings and we'll supplied with geod wafer
The place is situated sixteen miles west Ut Shrege-
BORT and four miles ner Of Greenwood Eadd0 parish,
pre-ha az above stesea will 20 an eqna partner il
furnishing aud cunvasiHg for he year 1857 dr longer
FoE partscniars Rppfy 70 he undersigned.
alaztf7 JACOB Hess.
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4 Il PR0MTSSoRI S0FE, made payable bf 4. A9
"A Jones of shreFsaft Louisiana. dated august lf
1896, and payable fWoasahs assr date 10 the order Of
the Eew York Betting and Pacsfus gonpangs for
eight handr 81 "a #aIges dollars and seTHntr-fiTe
cents 81 hy warned aga sas trading
f0r property Sc The original
pav ~ IsETIsEEt
ri affarnsys for g
90 e
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-04
punrstit Ntlms.
NV yonN Nv 2o.

Nrw YoRK, Nov ~.
The sale Of tickets Tor Charles Dickens read
ines commenced this morning at = O'clock, at
Steinvav Hall The crowd was very large, and
every seat in the Hall was disposed of in few
hours.
RICHMOND Nov 20.
The grand Jury of the L. 5 Circuit Court is at
present engaged in the examination Of witnesses
Tor the purpose Of making new indictment
against JEFF. Davis,
NEW YoRK, Nov. so.
letter from a prominent citizen Of Atlanta
Georgia. saws that new political movement; based
upon the belief that reconstruction under the laws
OF Congress is certain to be accomplished, and
conceding impartial suffrage as irreyocable fact,
has been started in that State, and that 1t is de-
signed to make such liberal concessions to the col
ored voters as to carry large portion of them
into the party, and thus the substantial con-
troll of the State to the weite element. They con
cede all that Congress has proclaimed.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.
The Senate after organizing for the second ses-
sion Of the 40th Congress- appointed committee
TO wait upon the President and inform him that
they were ready to receive any message or com
municaton he may have to send to them. a re-
cess was then taken till one o'clock.
Thad. Stevens is i'll as to be unable to make
his appearance in the House this morning.
SAN FRANCIsCo. Dec. l.
The track Of the Central Pacific Il. X. is laid t
the summit, and through the great tunnel, oye
1000 feet above the sea. The first passenger ca
passed through the tunnel yesterday. "a miles o
the track has been laid on the east side of tn,
mountains.
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WIsCELLANFOUS.

r. J. Hall q Co, Nashua, n. H., have pub
lished a valuable treatise on the hair for gratui-
tous distribution. Call for it at the drug stores,
where their Hair Remover may he found.
The island of Luzon, one Of the PHILIPPINE group
in the East Indies, was visited by disastrous in
undation, last month, by which whole villages
were overwhelmed, and 10000 lives lost. The
damage to shipping and crops was immense.
EXChancellor Reuben Hyde Walworth died on
Thursday, at his residence at Saratoga Springs,
having Just entered upon his 10Th year.
Large beams Of decayed wood, like cedar, with
numerous sea shells, have been found forty feet
below the surface of the ground in Connessyille,
Ind, while digging to lay a railway track.
The internal revenue collected during the last
fiscal year amounted to 1905, ,767 IS. The
expense of collecting this was 81, 900 52l 90, to
which should be added what are termed office e,.-
pensss, anomtog to 81 166 jo2 so.
The Treasury Aaildin9 at Washington, when
completed, will have cost nearly $4,000, 600, and
it will be the finest Executive edifce in the world
The greater portion Of it is built of Maine gran
lite, and it is proposed to build the remainder with
the same material as the porous sandstone Of
which it is constructed is disintegrating rapidly
The Alleghanies and the Blue Ridge are on fire
making it very smoky in the Shenandoah Valley
The citizens Of Tazewell have had to work night
and day lighting fire to save their village.
In the gale on Saturday two vessels were wreck
ed on Lake Erie, and several persons lost theii
lives.
Revenue officers in Great Britain have nothing
to do with politics, but are appointed for theu
ability and integrity, and continue in office during
good behavior The result is that the royal reye
nue. is fully collected and the frauds, if any, arr
fastened on the taxpayer.
Cooking Corn for Swine doubles its value; an,
steaming straw, hay other fodder for cattle, al
ter being cut increases its value at least fifty per
cent.
A correspondent Of the american Farmer say
it is now believed that hop vines can be made t.
pay the whole expense Of raising the crop, as the
can be probably worked up into coarse cloth.
OF the one hundred and fifty thousand schoc
teachers in the United States, over one hundre
thousand are females.