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The New York herald., 1869-05-02
GENERAL SIBERIAN IN R,CnNOyD.
Survey Of the Burned District-Calls on tue
Gcueral-Compliment to General Canby-
Meeting with ES-General Harry Heth.

A Survey of the Burned District-CaIls on the
GeueraI-Compliment to General Candy
Meeting with Ex-Generai Harry Heth.
RICHMOND, Va, April GO, 1859.
On his return from Fortress Monroe General Sher.
man paid Richmond a flying visit, remaining some
six seven hours He arrived here at two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, accompanied by Colonel J. c.
Auderied Of his stan putting up at the spottswood
Hotel, and left at eight O'Clock in the evening for
Washington. This was the second visit of Gen.
eral sherman 10 the ex-capital OF the late
Confederacy. In 1885, after his famous
''march to the sear and his campaign
through the Caronas at the head OF his victorious
army ne marched through Richmond, then mass
Of backened ruins. Reconstruction, however, II not
OF the people at least OF the city has since taken
place. and the charred debris of the burned district
has mostly given place to costly and palatal
buildings.
In the evening the General took walk and
quiet survey OF these improvements, and expressed
much qualification at the energy and enterprise dis.
played by the citizens. PITY that business,
which is now almost stagnant, has not in
lay OF this kind but sad TO relate, there
are few among the mercantile community VINO
can more than meet expenses, and continually the
CRY Is heard "Duli. dull, duil. Hard times, ;, &C.
Tie General also visited Candles Hill when COM
mands one OF the most picturesque views OF the
many about the city. On the right Is seen the
"Whlto House,n more properly known as the Pene-
tentiary, large and very commodious institution,
al present occupied by about 400 convlcts mostly
negroes. Immediately beneath the hin flows the
James, which Is here dotted with miniature Islands,
the largest and most famous OF which Is Belle Isle,
where 80 many OF the gallant defenders oItthe Union
were held prisoners during the war.
The Tredegar iron Works, where most OF
re on the banks of the river, Just In front OF Belle
IA e, and TO the left on the opposite side lies the
be, 'utiu niue manufacturing town Of Manchester,
con nected with Richmond by three handsome
brd, 'es The General was particularly struck with
the eat wafer power OF the James at this point, and
expIc. sed his surprise that 1t had not been taken
advantage OF f0r manufacturing purposes.
Numei GUS other points Of Interest were visited
and the remainder OF the evening was devoted 10
the reception OF the large number Of citizens who
had called upon the General. General CANDY
Gnd stan were cmongA the first that
were honored with an interview but sool
the room was thronged win large crowd OF the
diaIly received by the Genel al. pleasant and
interesting conversation Kept up, during which
General sherman paid high cob,pIlment 70 CaDby-
The New York herald., 1869-05-02

Here we have 1t that large portion OF our popu-
laton has left account OF the exorbitant rents
demanded in the city, and will hereafter enrich the
suburbs, and make those portions OF our envlrons
thrifty and prosperous. About the only persons who
were happy yesterday were the carmen. They
charged about the following rates:-One-horse
trucks, one mile IS; two miles, $40; three miles,
sl2. Two-horse trucks, including loading, unload
ing and housing. from $40 to So according to dis
$50 and $40.
And yet there is an end to all sorrow. Let the
unfortunate movers console themselves with the
thought that time heals all Ills; that they are not
alone that they have others who suffer as much as
they ana that those who now enjoy laugh at their
expense may, nay, surely wil have the same suffer-
ings to 60 through with sooner or later. Indeed,
let them all console themselves with the w0rld-wise
stanZa Of the poet:-
Who In such world az this,
Could not heal his sorrow;
Blarsted be such move amiss-
Sunrise
The New York herald., 1869-05-02
ARRIVALS.
nEroRrEp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.


SS sSan bark R hf u M
from Liverpool for Miramieh 3d. lat 46 Ion Ss H. bark
s.ea%;hip AI,.s. Gray Apinys ,s Apr 2 with gssssn
hence FOR Apinwa Soh Ia, 50 80 lon q O3 sgnazed
Steamship Virgo, sgkey Savannah Is hours with mdse
a9a 10 with ms and
passsnssrs TO Arthur ap teary se c.,, and ,,, u,
y win %d:s 2 Whitney B5oSsrs Passed Cape q Good
cpfM % 1s spe ss n
bound ws. March a, ss lon y s6iP India Packet
day, ship Johann Jacobs, bound norm. =.
s sndw @ H sS heavy ws Sa Of W se
Banks, stove bulwarks and received other damage.
eo s1s and Ss of s
BARK Asr.s tRusc Humble, Rotterdam, IS days, with
Bsrk Luke Bruce tBr, Coleman, Rio Janeiro March 70
.a S ssf Sse %s'sn R Gs s
Of ne and NV gales with occasional Gains No
BR drcS o ssSrpo aVene s. c%sa
dA vim ssn5 "os p ssron %a td
with molassss, &c, to Brockway Baker Had moderate
BARK Sarah Hobart tof Frsegor erosion, Ma,an,as l9
days with sugar 70 Charles Luins Coz vessel to James
Bark Leila Long of Boston) Ames sagua, 10 days, with
BARK xiac; "a Bath! nealy Trinidad, 81 days, with
Brig Clye lof seapor, Dow, cienfueeos, days, with
DTis nto"bf eehuesVHf 10 sugar. W
Brig Star BrJ Duncan cardenas days, with sugar.
n,snsssT g., Fall svsr Is
nrig La Creole tpW Spaekhaver Curaeoa' 10 days.
Brig La Cayenne rl oherty, st Marc tIsy,D April q,
wa osw%osSa S sos s - cs%%san S M3rT'Gn g Had
renced ~ strong gale from Nj. '"' Ap'" 80
hrs nenIen Rich, srsu, jacksonville, days, with
Brig Carver BTscke,t Soreans u days, with cotton.
since, heavy weather.
to Geo ? Buley. Passed Gibraltar March n. Had some
very heavy Tessner eos p,rcor Smith pain, a.
Quad, Is days, with sugar, % Henry swan a Son.
,ys Scr WIN eo.e D nd 10 sse sewer ss rnc
sehr Franei. Davis tol Harwich, Doane, New Granada
se6r small SBt swasey, TruAlo, IA days. with hides,
schr Ricardo Barros Cof Brookhaven Newton, Matan,a
days with pines to Poarsa Sailed In company with
schr Blake ,of 81 George Mel Meseryy aatansa
days wn %asises mol e ,s 70 Lona CO Ap ~ lat % oS'
schr Jynwood Br Gavin Barbados i5 days, with molas
sehr Helene, Bahrs Nassau, Apr 90 with sugar to Benz
ssvS e. Gs OF delaware SSSna rSRp Rip drbs s P0I
heavy ne gale broke the tle will procure aud
sebf Freedom er Clare Windsor, Ms. days, with pas-
schr Annie Jane Br McIsaac. Halifax days. with lah,
10 Merchant Co. 1s inst IN heavy easery gale blew
schr welnstos 5Br( Essle., wolfviie, Ms days, with
sssr Russell toi forsnd, Clark Lavacca, 10 days
ws sshr ae rsne Se Rss 20 DAYS. with hides.
| 20 order
schr King, Edridge Jacksonvie days. with lumber
TO James Elwe Co; sailed In company with scbr Con
| stituton, for NYork.
schr 0csanus sai,eree jacksonville days. with lumber
| 10 master.
ber, 10 Rose, Brooks Co.
schr steslman, Adams Wilmington, NC, days, with
| naval stores, to X d Edwards.
schr Belle, Cubberly, Virginia.
| Schr Charlotte Brown, Robbins, Virginia.
Schr Frank Sarah, Matthews Bangor.
schr Richmond, Wilson, Rockland
schr Idsho Davis, Portland Me- with copper &C. u
| John Boynton's Bon a Co.
| scbr Pear, 0ookn, Portland Ne.
| schr Clsrabel Sturges, Boston for Albany.
| ecbr ADgei, Baker, New Bedford.
The New York herald., 1869-05-02
Miscellaneous Naval Intelligence.

The United states steamers Powhatan, Kearsarge
and Nyack were at Valparaiso, Chili, April Sd. The
Tuscarora was expected there from Callao, Peru.
The United States steamer Gettysburg was at
Aspinwal, April 13.
The United States steamer Shenandoah was at
Cape Town. Africa, January 81.
Lieutenant Commander Philip II. Cooper has been
ordered to the Sabine the 18th inst. Lieutenant
Commander A. X. McNary has been detached from
the Franklin, and granted SICK leave. Lieutenant
Commanders Richard ;. Chew, c. ID. Sigabee and G..
ID. Il. Glidden from the Asiatic squadron are await
ing orders. Lieutenant Charles j. Train. from the
Observatory Of Washington, has been ordered to the
SABINE on the 25th instant.
The New York herald., 1869-05-02
CLEARED.

Steamship Iowa (Br), Hedderwck, Disqualification
Steamship Guiding Star, Howe., Bremen-Rager Bros
Steamship MSneSa ssnay vokSssma and aSsG %s
Steamship Bienville, Baker, Havana and New Orleans
Steamship rilie, Partridge Galveston via Key wes-c
Steamship Cortes, Nelson, New orleans-H Cromwell
steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, New orieans-Frederc
Steamship Huntsville, Lyon. savannah-R Lowden.
Steamship San Jacinto, Atkins, savannah-w Garrri-
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charleston Ii Morgan
Steamship Empire Price. Wilmington, NC-James Hand
Steamship Albsmarle Couch, Norfolk, City Point and
Steamship Valley City. johnson. Aexandria-rhillips
Steamship Glaucus Walden. Boston-w P Clyde
Steamship wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford-Ferguson q
Ship City Of Sydney Br) Brown, London-E Morgan's
Ship Levanter (Br) Howes, Calao-Fabbr & Chauncey.
:, Bark Johanne Marie NG), Gustavus, Bremen-Funch,
Bark Wentworth (Br, Hilton Antwerp-Jas Edmiston
Bark Jehu (Br, Crowel, Gibraltar and Ma,a-H
Bark Panama Jsr, Mckenzie, Pictou-Boyd i Hincken.
Bark Bark Neyersink, Gibson, calai:.B5et. . Son Go;
Brig L Cole (Br, jones' st Jago de Cuba-J waydeI
Brig Excelsior tBr), Major, Hamilton, Bermuda-D Nc
Brig Annie Collins (Br) Cochran, Windsor, Ns-H De
Brig NJ j Williams (Br), Lyons, Halifax-J t Whitney
schr Morton tBr), Knowlton, st John NB-Crandar
schr Eta, Wilson Galveston G Mallory a. Co.
schr " Stone, Purvere New Orleans-N II Brigham.
schr John Ferris, st John, Wilmington, NC-Thomas 4
Holmes.
Schr Willie Dill, English, Beaufort-Thomas Holiness
schr Yankee Doodle Malsbery, Richmona-Person Tur
Schr Annie Borland, Hall, Rchmond-van Brunt Saght
schr A r wetmore Bogert Richmond-N L McCready
Co.
Schr Estele, Ward Annapolls-M B Bedel.
schr Bailey Locke, neutrality-suspicious., Talbot
Co.
schr Edward Lee, Dixon Elizabethport-BJ Weinberg
Schr Pointer Nichols, Bristol-H w jackson.
Schr Henrietta Rankin Hartford-0 X Racket q Bro.
Sloop Greene, Berram, Hartord-G Racket 4 Bro.
The New York herald., 1869-05-02

the select company once more entered the room and
upon the exercise OF the "hght fantas-
nc.n The ladies were elegantly and fash
ionably attired and the members OF the
lodge proved that Masons can dance and tnat even
IN lodge room. Dance followed dance In rapid sue
cesslon until late hour. and when the last minutes
ones OF the next the pleasant reception was brought
to a close.
The following gentlemen are the officers OF the
j. ", G. Z. Slocum; Chaplain, S. IL. Tying Jr.; $.
d.. Alfred I. Puier; J. d., T. r. Davles treasurer
George Sanderson; Secretary, A. s. Gardener; Mar
SHALL G. G. Ames; Tier Il. England.
The New York herald., 1869-05-02

few as TO fall far short OF closing up the gap. Thus
the game went on, Rudophe ahead and Snyder
pressing him hard TIL, the sixty-thlrd inning Ru-
Ii the score:-
Rudophe-s, ~, o. AZ, l. Is, ], 8 ., 90, Is, 10, o.
2l, O. g. ls o. o. O. O. g. i5 g. g. CO. o. o. O. 3, 60, u,
Ii, 81, g. O. O. l, IL, /, is, Is. 33, ls-i,2OO.
Snyder-o o, 3, L. Is, !, Is, O. 80, 9, 19,
o. 1872 o. o. q, o. O. o. O. o, 81, O. Q, los, 80,
5l co. O. "a Is, g. 4, Q, O. IL, "a 81, 1s, o. 8,
!, :, 13 "a, S3, 2l-lOs6.
The New York herald., 1869-05-02
Almanac for New York This Day.
Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, aiY I, 1869.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Purers Of Vessels arriving this por. will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD to
regularly authorized agents who attached to Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not
collect marine reports attend the delivery of packages
will be by the following extract from proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March 8, 1861:
Resolved, That and after April 1885, the Associated
Press viii discontinue the collection Of ship the
harbor of New York. Passed unanimously
pF- The Office Of the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE is at Whitehall slip. All communications from
and consgnees the masters Of inward bound
sells will be forwarded free of charge.
The New York herald., 1869-05-02
MOVING DAY.

Trials and TribuntiOns of the Day-Statis-
tics-P0etic Consolation.
Yesterday was the great moving day for New
Workers. And what q day What better descrip-
ton can be given OF it than that by Longfellow -
How 1t catters along the roofs,
Like the tramp OF hools
From the throat Of the overhowng spoui
Across the window pane
II pours and pours;
Like river down the gutter
The rain. Longfeow spoke about the ''beaut
full" the ''welcome" rain; but it was only his poetic
vein which influenced him to Mc such metaphors
Housewives of New YORK, and especially those who
changed their homes yesterday, know far better.
They know what baleful experiences they had, and
too sad for their own purses, to bless the day. They
in general, would rather do the other thing.
But move they must, and, no matter what kind OF
weather shone or fell down from the heavens upon
them, move they did. And a sorry sight it was. All
over the city there could be seen piles OF furniture
drenching ram; and II the people but knew the
verse they would all, with one acclaim, have sung
May horror of showers
And all pervadng rain;
With such cursed music
Wet me never againi
Not only was most OF the furniture spoiled and
ruined IN great degree, but many family has, in
consequence OF exposure to the grim rain, con-
traced disease, and Doctors bills and Druggists
UHS VIII suOTiiy dCCuululdtc duu lidnc uoNinS
day. ever hereafter memorable ut the family hearth.
1t was our especial grievance to see loads of furn
ture trucked through the streets, packed to a
very mountain on the wagon, on top OF
which, perched like tine eagles on the icy cliffs
of the Andes, were children covered with blankets
and waterproof" the parents walking alongside or
the wagon containing their all, and leading the
largest OF their flock by the hand and carrying the
smallest IN thelr arms sucn are 70 3e pitieu ana
in safety, that none or the dear ones rolled or the
wagon, nor that the wagon did upset.
1t is quite astonishing how many persons left the
city for the suburbs the two rivers driven out
Of New York by the greed and rapacity OF landlords
careful observation at the different ferry landings
gives us the following as the number OF cart loads OF
furniture which have passed over each-
The New York herald., 1869-05-02

schr B Mahoney, CONN, Lynn
schr Eli Townsend, Gardner, Providence
schr Danl Morris, Hemingway, Providsnos.
Schr Francis Burritt, =, Providence.
Schr Caroline c. Norwood, PawtuckeI
Schr Hydrangea, Racket, Fail River. -
Schr John Wright Dickinson, Portland, e.
Schr Frank Pierce, Hodgdon New Haven
Schr Hazard, Northup, New Haven.
Schr Paugussett NAPLES, Bridgeport.
Schr & Brooks, Brooks, Greenport.
Schr Eclipse, Sammis, Huntington.
BELOW.
Ship Cngala (Brl Nllssen, from shanghae Jan p win
teas, &c, to Peabody, Willis Il Co.
In the lower bay.
SAILED.
Steamships City Of Paris and Louisiana Liverpool oTIn %
e Galveston Cortes and Gen Meade New Orleans; Ben.
vile, do Huntsve and San Jacnto savannah
Champion, Charleston; Empire Wilmington; Albemarie'
Norfolk &c. - a,
Also sailed steamships Arago, st Thomas Valley City, AL
The New York herald., 1869-05-02

pR!zEs cAsHED IN ALI. Localized LOTTERIES.
Information given; twelve and half per cent allowed
d. W. DAVIS Co,
No. ~ Deg street, near Rroadwg
The New York herald., 1869-05-02

DRIES cAsHED IN ALL LOCALIZED LOTTERIES;
il l2b per allowed. -
sHIPsEY CO.. Brokers, ia Broadway,
One door from Maiden lane
The New York herald., 1869-05-02

TTENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. n, SURGEON, ia LExING-
IL ton avenueRadcsl cure without knife, canstic or
detention business for Structure, Fstua Piles, Dis
eases Of Psvc vscera Dcormes OF eye, face and
pereO
The New York herald., 1869-05-02

J,URNITURE MANUFACTURERs, -
89t Hudson street, between Houston and LAR
We keep constantly hand large stock Ior .n"
trade prices Persons wishing 70 Pucnsso
Furniture would do well 10 call and examine % our socr @
purchasing elsewhere; by dong you VII Save o"c sA~
profit All goods warranted ~ represeneean;r scuwAp
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09

THE reinstatement of Governor Wells
is the work of the conservative press OF
Virginia. The removal of that junction
AIRY was matter pertinent only to the
peace of the radical family, and we cam
not see that good sound reason furnish
ed any Justification for outside interfer>
euce. Tae upas.Iike shadow of South
ern appreciation fell upon Andrew john
son aud his strong hand was withered
Theuceforth though clothed in the soft
raiment of the Presidency his power for
our good was about equal to that Of
Saucho Panza when wearing the purple
Of Barritaria. No sooner did we exalt
Stoneman than be fell and brought sor'
row upon us. The blood of Wells was
the seed Of radical prosperity. Look al
the Golgotha where lie the skulls of Nc
Clellan, johnson, Seymour, Hancock
and Stonemau Over all those temple,
where once did course the blood of gooC
intent grows. the moss of Democrats
death. These dry bones may one da,
live again, but we must first pass th
sacriftial ordeal Of concession and o
"polcy" if we would see the resurrec
ton in our day.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09

Z GEN. GRANT believes that Georgia
is to all inteuts aud purposes a member
Of the Union and that she cannot be ex-
PEELED tberefrom. His plan has been
to rule her citizens to the 18th amend
inert in the selection Of their officers
Congress, however, desires to remand
her to a territorial condition, and the
President, we are told, will yield hi:
conscientious convictions to what he
deems the better legal judgment of those
members or congress who have desired
tho Empire State that they might sif
her "a wheat.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09

sufficient TO complete it at once. The Gov
eminent has now several railroad schemes
under its fostering care which will be ever
incomplete without the completion Of this
short link Of about 96 miles from Bristol to
Cumberland Gap.
Just take string and stretch 1t across
your map, connecting the great Pacific Rail.
road and Norfolk, you will and that It will
pes4 along the route OF our road almost III
an air line; thus you will perceive It's i'm.
portance and necessity TO the future great.
ness and grandeur of this nation itself, al
once, without any othec argument, IL does
seem to me that it Is only necessary Il
bring this subject 10 its true light before oGi
capitalists to induce them To- invest thei
means IN Il TO an amount sufficient for 1t.
completion at an early Gay. II.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09
Do not Trine ,yIth Dnnger,

single spark may kindle flame that will will
consume city, and small ailments neglected may
end in fatal disorders. Bearing his fact in nind let
the first synptoins Of debility or nervous prostra-
ton be met promptly with nvigoriting treatment
Foremost among the vegetable TONES of the age
stands HOsrErfBRS STOMACH BlTTERs, and
whenever the vital powers seeln TO angish, there
is any reason to suspect that the animal functions
essential 70 the susenation and publication OF the
body are mpeifoetly formed, this Invaluable invigo-
rant and antsoptc SHOULD AT DO resorted TO-.
Sometimes it happens that the appetite demands more
food than the stomach car digest though not more,
perhaps, THANH requiret to Reep up the strength Of
the frame. The object. dnder such circumstances, Is
to increase the digestive capacity of the assiinatng
organ, as to make it equal to the duty imposed upon
il by the appetite and capable Of supp ying the btd
fag dttri1i II The system fast II Is required.
This object Is fully accomplishedby the use of the
Blters They tone and gently stimulate The cellu-
lar membrane Which secretes The gastric juice and
the result * that the solvent IS mingled with the
food In sufficient quantity to convert all is noursh-
ing particle ido pure and wholesome element. If,
the other hand, there is deficiency OF appetite,
without any corresponding deficiency of digestive
power the effect OF the tonic is 70 stimulate desire
Tor food. In nineteen out Of twcnty, headache
nausea nervousness, faintiug fits, spasms and in
deed most of the casual aches and pains 10 which hu
| manty is subject, proceed primarily Indigestion
complicated with billiousness and for both thes,
| complaints HOSTBTTBR's STOMACH BlTrERs ar,
recommended as a speedy and certain remedy,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09

THE indifferepce of Congress with re-
gard to Virginia is susceptible of expla-
nation. From the very inception OF
the congressional plan of reconstruction
it seems to have been the wish of that
body that the method of our return to
the union should be in the interest and
for the benefit of the republican party.
This determination was met by the peo-
pie Of Virginia in spirit Of antagonism.
Unfortunately they seemed to regard
the cessation of hostilities as more a
consequence ola treaty of peace than the
result of an absolute surrender, and those
propositions from Washington which
were regarded as illiberal were believed
to imply our dishonor. This belief bred
resistance which was intensified by an
apparent strength which the Northern
Democracy never had, and which led to
the reorganizing of the Dem ocratic party
for campaign which acknowledged but
one alternative to its immediate success.
the perpetuation of military rule
Failing TO reorganize the government 0
the State under the plan proposed Con
gress has now forcibly elected those 0
our officc-bolders who were laboring un
der disabilities and the desire for OF
reconstruction has abated at Washing
ton in the same proportion with whic
it has been intensified in Virginia. W
really look forward to long night {
exclusion from our position in the Unto
as consequence of our intolerance
policy aud Of "pol'cy men"
. ii seems, however, to be the wish
President Grant that Virginia sboul
be reconstructed upon a basis net alto
gether illiberal, but it remains to |
seen whether 10 this instance he shu
possess an Influence with Congre
which has not attached to him since b
Inauguration and upon this issue o.
desires and our fears are not agreed
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09
81 OREAT SUCCESS.
HARD WARE
PLNEIIRD IND NURSERY.
Grape Vines a Speciality.
NEAR ScofIsyiLLE, ALBsRMARLt, Co VA

VHNHE subscriber takes pleasure in Inform
n Ing those who may contemplate plant
ing Vineyards that he IS prepared To iur.
uish a superior lot Of Wine Grapes of lie
best ya'ieues we'll rooted. When persons
purchase IN lots Of fnnr thousand or sufli
cifut 90 set five acrse re- will furnish them
tor Si5O and give them a mnlihs time ou
oue-hat upon negotiable notes; Interest IA
cluded az per cent, they romittlng tas
note, we'll Endorsed, with tie cash paymuni
whrn they forward tho order.
100, QUO CoNCoRp -1he brYt Crane for
general culture, both fer table and wire,
yielding LOCO gallons of vino 10 he acre,
AID succeeds everywhere. G3 per dO1.
$40 per 100.
10000 CLINToN. -Mlkes a sune,ior Red
Wine. ~ per do2 Sc per l0C,
900 lvts The best Wine Grape
Makes a Vine equal TO Burgundy, and yields
500 gallons per acre uud commands the
highest price. S. per d.. Sl5 per 100.
~ Yaric,irs OF StraSberrrs, 50 ter 100
by malt or -Xprcss.
Cash must accompany OIL orders. and
plain directions Tor Shipment. FnrwArd
by u,y by drafls or registered letters.
Aguuts wanted m zach county. Address
HENRY NJ. PRICE.
StOttsvilie, Va.