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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-13
FRINCH JET SETS,
Hair Pins, Bandanna Chains,
L0ckets, Oroide Buttons,
Dolls, Pipes, Vase, Pocket Books,

AIDums, Knives,
Satchels, Baskets, Chromos,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Store.
No. 46 Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-13

A.card Of Pri.es-Washinqtouians Sueces,fui.-
The annual festival Of the Baltimore Schuetzen
the Belair road on Monday last, was brought TO
close last evening, but In consequence OF the
Interruptions by rain, the officers have deter
mine nsd ~ ,ca s.s after E closing the park to-day in
festival win be resumed on Monday and Tues.
day next, with additional attractions to pleasure
seekers. The Sun gives the list Of successful
contestants in the shooting for prizes, from
which 1t will be seen a number OF washingto-
mans were among the successful ones.
For shooting at rest list prize, K. Busch
mann, 500; I'd, Joseph Pennington, $50; Sd, g.
schalk, Of Potuville. Pa, $50; 4th, Chris. Hesse
Si5; 9Th, Frank Kramer, SOS; 9Th, A. Hummer,
SIS; Ith, y: T.: Chamberlain, s45; sth, q. Shill.
sing, $50: 18th, Fred. hssselhorst, SIS; 18th,
instOn So; i1tS, Philip Klein of New S Y Yosa
L. Schneider, $40; 18th, Mr.. Zeiler, Of washing,
ton, SIS; 18th, w. Wettern, SIS; 18th, A. wag-
ner, SIS; 10Th, Chris. F. Rau, SIS.
For shooting at free short distance, LIST prize,
Mr.. Wiettstein, s75; I'd, Joseph Pennington,
$50; Sd Fred. Kramer, $50; 4th, Z. Heunsch,
s45; 9Th, Charles Lemkuhl, $40; 9Th, DR.. h.
Windwart, $751; It'll. Mr.. Hagan, $50; sth, G. G.
Klein of New York, $50; 18th, Mr. Muth, SIS;
18th, ii. X. Elbring. SIS; 18th, Mr. Nestle, SIS;
18th, Mr.. Wettern, S12 80; 18th, j. T.. Chamber
lain, sl2 80; 18th, Mr.. Schneider, $40; 18th, Mr..
Hasse'horst, $40; 18th, Mr.. Zengner, Of New
For shooting at rest, at long distance-First
pTize, JOS Pennington, $50; second prize, Mr..
buschmann, S45; fourth prize, John (. Cham
oeriain, $40 NTH prize, II. X. Elbring s35; 9Th
pr,z' fh,nP Helm Of New York, $50; seventh
prize. L. Boyer, Of Washington. s25:. 9th prize.
Chris. Hesse, $40; tenth prize, Dr. IL Windwart'
s15; eleventh prize, VIM. Corse, ais: tweITtS
ing. $40; fourteenth prize, II. Walker, $40.
The second prizes for bowling Thursdav. was
awarded to r. Collinsworth, OF Wsshineton
French clock. silver watch Was awarded tn
Mr.. Collinsworth for making the most ten
strikes, he having made eighty-two during the
day.
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down the House by Il knack Sampson
never dreamed of. His occasional re-
ports are said to have drawn crowds
and applause. In his historical nous
ings i'll garrets, sequestercd hcn-coops. and
Old barrels, he chanccd to light ON about
Il bushcl OF old continental and state
money, redeemed but never properly
Cancelled. This he called his ''antiqua-
ran currency" and with it bought in
his travels through the country vast num-
bers OF old books, papers, etc. Educat-
ed in the good old school of unswcrvin.
integrity, and no trow-crS-pockctS, he
could not bear to see the rising genera
ton standing around the stores the tav-
crns, and the railroad stations, wearing
whiskcrS, chewing tobacco, with hand,
in their breechcS. The less hopeless OF
these youths he delighted to secure. In
his pockct-bOOk the writer found the
following:
$50. BrELINGToN. June ,. \. D., 1860. |
In consideration of twenty dollars oi
money received of my friend. .
Harry Stevens, | promise upon honor to
keep my hands out OF my trowser~-pock-
cts for the space of two months, except
III case of necessity. w T. RICH
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Che {:drm and Garden.
The Kitchen Garden.

We select the following from the
Antcricm Igrcud'n1st tor April:
We give this month a lit of few of
the leading varieties as guide TO the
inexperienced. There are others equally
good with those we name; our ohjccr is
to save the novice the perpleXities which
a crowded catalogue presents:
BealS.-Early Valentine is the stan
dard bush sort. Black Wax is excel
lent. Plant in drills, feet apart.
Among the pole beans, the Giant Wax
is best for snaps, and Large Lima for
Smelling.
EeclS.-Bassano is earliest, but Early
Blood Turnip is better. Dewing's,
IIatch's and Egyptian are new and high
Iy praised, Drills a foot apart.
Broocoh.-White and Purple Cape are
good. Treat the same as cabbages.
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-F0H"rc Heaps az tie FIelH. IN the
!SpriIiJ.

/ Il l. common practice to haul ma
Lure from the barn 20 the ticld-, and
lave it there in large heaps. Some
!cr-on- 10 this in The winter by the use
# the sled.
Manure Lett in this condition should
lave more care than il usually receives
II should be kept from exposure to rain
and the sun. else more of its salts than
o"ght to be spared willi be washed out,
and lt> ga>eS rNaporatcd.
1t l. common to overhaul these heaps
and break up the Jumps and mingle tue
whole. y large proportion Of farmers
10 this bat once; others twice, and
some three times.
This Is an important and greatly eco
"omical operation. When it has been
thrown over and laid up lightly, it soon
begins TO heat, especially if the weather
Is moist and VAIN Great care SHOULD
now be observed not to let it fcrment too
much. because an eNccs, dlssipates its
most useful qualities Indeed, all the
warmth it ought to acquire, is Just
enough 10 make it drop apart when
uvcrhauleli, - aS TO make it fine
Mir Coke, a distinguished English az
Iirulturi,t, discontinued termenting ma
nurc, and stated that the crops were rs
go"d aS ever, while the manure went
trce Is j'u. The reference, we sup
pose, was 10 manure That had been high
ly iermcntcd; this process we have al
ways considered rs decidedly injurious.
When placed undcr the soil and con-
tiIuou> IL the roots OF plants, unierment-
cd, the roots sccuIc the benefit of the
I,rtiiizing fluids or gases which come
from II in the course Of fermentation.
" hlie the heat evolved renders the soil
about the roots Il sort OF hot bed.
y |yht fermentation previous 10 use
Is undoubtedly useful, ;ls that commences
the process necessary to make the ma
nuEc llnpart it, fcrtilizing properties,
without at ali impairing them.
The process ofoverhauling is IN impor-
tant one. Ii should bc done as rapidly
- /, possible and do il well that is, to
make it fine This may be done more
thoroughly at tie second overhauling.
\ third ovcrhauling will be economical
il manure fresh from the sails.
When the heaps aIl finished up thrust
q stick or two, of an inch in diameter.
INTO each heap, and after three or four
lays draw them out and feel of them
to ascertain the degree OF temperature
Ittaintj. ii quite scnslbly warm 10 the
hand, overhaul again, and make the
reap little more compact. In this
say the heap viii become 50 fine that it
nay be.easily applied, spIead evenly and
thoroughly mingled with the soil, where
he roots will be sure 10 find it.
When "a heap is finished, cover it
lightly with loan and little or no loss
, i'll occur by evaporation,-N. +. Ear-
aer.
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VOLUME 33 NUMBER 17O7.

II Cabbaye.-Early Wakefield and Little
: Pixie are good early. Early Wyman.
: new and large. Winningstadt is best
= ior light soils and medium late Marble
/ head Drumhcad, Fottlcr's, Flat Dutch,
t and others are good late. Early, Blue
= Savoy, and Drumhead Sow in seed
bed, or cold frame. Set plants out
from coId-lramc, IL inches part in
rows ; feet apart, as early as the soil
can be worked.
Curot.-Sow same as beets. Early
Horn.
Gndg,,rr.-IIaf Early Paris, of
which the Boston Market is Il strain, is
the best for general culture. Treatment
same as for cabba"es
C,uy-Dwart White Solid. Boston
Market, Some of the red sorts, such as
Incompatible and Dwarf Crimson. are
fine. Sow in seed bed. Turnip-rooted
Is for soups and salads.
Corn.-Crosby's Early, Farmers
Club, Mammoth Sweet and Stowell are
all GOOD Mexican, though black, Is
the sweetest OF all.
CDc,mIy<.-Emly Russian, earliest;
White SPINE, Tor general crop: Green
Prickly, for Pickles. Gen. Grant is a
new variety, highly commended.
Letuce.-CurIcd >ilcSia, Curled Simp-
son. Tennis Ball many other sorts are
IN the catalogues. Sow in seed bed
-et out plants from cold frames a foot
apart each way.
N.rl'-
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.SeHSibIc T0iE to GjI.|S.


There is a note lying upon my desk
which | find it difficult to answer. 1t is
from Il very youthful person requesting
advice upon a delicate love question
but it i absolutely impossible to teach
young folks anything. Age may cXhort
and wisdom may hold toIth-eJleri,,,cc
l. the only Mentor whose teachings take
effect. What a pity ii seems that We
cannot shield these breezy patcs from the
worlds rough knocks II we could only
Gather them a out u and tell how there
are pitfalls Just yonder, where the -raS-
seems cen,>t-that much Of the bloom
ing turns out To b. ncttlc, and every rose
;lon@ the earthly path hides il thorn
how far less crying there would BE- in
the world, how many more, standin"
upright, with faces hcaNenward. When
lan-wcr this dainty lcitc: and tell Jean
ettc' that She really must not allow
Moses" to ki,, and tomdlr her in mis-
ccllaneou~ love-mahim-, how much OF
my advice do you think thu wise voum.
person will take! Just a. much - a.
cords with her own iur'ination-no more.
| wish com 4 n,ij,.r , n,I,,.ul. ,,.
youur cirl, ahout mn. toni ,,r and .iy..
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\ mnNI!Il rAIF. BIT coon.


AirS, ih"mP-"n stood 'v the Kitchen
'anl' parln@ p"'a'""> Tor ataHr". some
ihln- was cNl'icntiy wren" with the iitilc
i'dy' ioF i"rrr "a- an uinI~iaka'ir air
'l spite III the way She tossed tine p..-
'at"cN mt" the pan ct r""I >PrlnE water
wanting thrr' 10 rc,,iN" tA,m. 1t w;,~
~uI'ry weather: and through the ,pru
Wi'";.w came the >'Gu! + mowers
'hvtIn" tnclr >cythr>, ben .ri with the
cal, "i the robin. ari ja. i;,ut uole, u;
."r Curk"" ~ tie -Iade'' wood. Bat il
HIy lrrii'trd MIR. .h"miron-indcrd
everything frIiatrd h'r mat day. Look
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# u ,r,,J E,il.,,,. L.. .... ,..., =. I..., -.
N ON the work S,r,r., -. bo,..o hin
y self. he thinks sn,nosn wo,non nm
: be the same
e "Ye.. Bob. = strrI;ro oond foIloy,
}. but ! mo I,yron.. ,,,d, :. n,;.t,Ln,uha
e she said vcs tn his esL;ng. cr;eJ Il,
other Clones .I,. ,..n', emf nnt fnr
Q farmcr's wif;.-esrr,.;.II,, nno ,yhn Loo,,
his f,Iks f., i I;L,o Tlnu,,,-,,, J.o, Sha.
I over scp,irivewdcl;c,tn. any I,d,. IN
, her would h,,v. tur,cI ,uo .,,,o and ii,
him oivr bor rr.,nor l.I,I Io v.on,
f make his ,ron.I ont or L.,. r,,n,. ,.oar
if Il. dnu.t t,I,c h.,,or ,.,ra ~ har! shn.l
,un Jn.,n r,.t \,.t.,'1,. oI.'v,',I H.,
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rhin.- nice in rI,cir home. and She'd bay,
ct 'cm - ,ull if she'd married .J,.c.
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ebay. | Say. .Jon... wonder il Tbdmn-
sons wife, ryrs sorry ,"
J!il> She The upcop.,io,s rom-
mrnt. of rh,... lis ,.,r,, f,i.nI. ,,..,no
crushing down Oh Robert Ibomn.n
heart and brain Ike = T. II OF ljr, Thar
she rejected Bur!h..m ..r Him h.. knew
when she came home to tine oil Lou.-
stead. and took care Of ii. invalid mo
tier. Tcn;rr!v Ind .,. d,,. !, -,
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= sons little finger than for the whole
I poor undcrSizrl Joe. Squire Burnha
: found another wife: ard Mrs. Thoml
, son, this weary day, was turiousIy cnv,
ING her. Mrs. Barnham would con
} amidst tie rest of the sewing club to,
and see the miserable shabhness of I'll
mulberry ware and the home generally
The butter got beaten savgcly at til
thought.
Robert Thompson was not an unkin
man; only thoughilcs-. lie WAS typ
oi a very large class, more especilli
farmers, who do not feel the need q
HES rugged pathway being sottcned will
flowers. Absorbed in lis stock, hi
crops, his money getting, he did not rc
ailZc how III rnOtuuous was bis wifr's il,
at home. lie had his rccrcationS: til,
weekly market; gossip with hls brother
farmers; politics; She had nothing hu
work and care. He did not real.zc tn,
truth that the worn. shabby home tobl
upon her; that she needed some brinht-
ching 10 come To Il as IA yearnimg want
A''i 20 a. .''T I''i' i'''' S,l'
ON, >nc rev dissatisfied at hear. larlEy
understanding what she wished for or
what Sic did not wish: the intensely
uniovcly. Pro-y. dull lite somewhat : ur-
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e. CUTTING,

..r 3. family bye, by" stuff.
-ra merry, Fancy Go,a-. P"vL :
.t..l,- Cl,cks. .Is., ely, d..
. U.y * Russell St,.c. X.
\II;MbNE
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what rare occasions when she went uu
30 visit her nri9hbor>, and saw hov
pretty many Of them had things, ST.
came home more than ever cut of heart
ihe worst was Or the besD there was nc
real reason why Il little money shoul,
moi be spent in making the home pret-
tier ami hnppcr, fcr Robert Thompson
was doing wei, and putting fairly by.
iiuj understanding had moi come INTO the
man and his wifi WA, til meek. Ter
iiaPS TOO com>iiiuIIoHaliy ;tuii 10 make
trcublc over it.
The matter o,day-which had put
der 50 very muCh out-was this \
sewing Club had Recently been established
in the mei@i.borhpud. There was much
distress ami l.. the poor laborcI-' wiyc~
aud families, and some ladies with time
on their hHn'!- ~ct up Il sewing lab. To
"':kr Il icw clorh... for the nearly II kci
children. HE farmers wives ha,. uimrl
It; Alr-. Thompson ;Iln. .d~t others: they
.n.'l ii stated intervals, takin. the ,itlyr-
rnt houses in roiati n; dining at home
az twelve, assembling at cu,. O'Clock, and
working steadily tur >c,r!al hours. |;
WAS ~utpri-iu. how much work 90, done:
how many itl.. pytticoais and troch,
were made ia the lons afternoon. In
- tIam a month ii wonld hc Mr-.
rbomr~-u's ,urn 10 receive the company
for IL, first l,:,c-.md She uaturaliv
u '-an to consider wav- anI means. F.;
ji,yy met lor au cni,rtamncnt Il, we'll -
-,.,.;,.., ... :; ......,..,
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The Rural New Yorker recon-
mends mixing wheat that has a musty
smell with slaked lime.
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sIGhOE = N.EE,
.. CLOAK AND DRESS NskIrU.
...aiD-, il. -. street i. loliu-lury.
..I. LMMA =. NAY.
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IuoinsSS Cdr0s.
P. ?. LONERGAN,

t.tIr.r nd Dealer il
|..- ruI l:l EREES, $50 LEATHER.
tl\II\G>, EIt.
Il. JrH>~HURY. Vt.
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The Sam Domingo Job.

A Washington correspondent of the New
York Times has the following touch at
some of the schemes for swindling in the
San Domingo job. There are many bcs DIES
these. If the Government would boldly
take what it wanted in the West Indies, and
treat all claimants equitably, it would cut
short the diplomacy of the sharpers who
are working OH the ignorant Dominicans
anil attempting to humbug our own Govern
ment at the same time:
at is known here that tho agents of the
UaItmont loan, becoming aware Of the i'm
mediate and pressing needs Of the Baez
Government for money, are endeayorlng to
induce it 10 accept so much as Bacz may
need to carry him along until the fate of
the treaty is decided, knowing that if Baez
accepts any po. tion of the loan now he
obligates himself for the whole. Spofford,
Iilcston & Co., of New York, the agents of
the London takers of the loan, have, there
lore, rendered Baez $4,000 in gold
on account. These gentlemen so well I'M
derstand the commercial value OF the
island that they are very willing to risk
their money ana tnat Oh tlcir pllne palr,
knowing that in case Of annexation they
are safe, and in case Of its failure that
they are secured by the custom-housc mono
poles which they will obtain underline terms
OF the loan at Santo Domingo city and Porto
Plata. The attorneys for the American
claimants Of the island Of Alta Vela are
threatening to oppose the ratification Of the
treaty unless their claim can in some man.
ncr be guaranteed. This is very trans
parent proceeding, when it ID considered
that annexation virtually secures theil
claim beyond all doubt, if it is just one
while tie failure Of annexation ALLEVIATE;
the sympathy and friendly aid of botl
Governments. Senators who are putting
any faith in the representations Of these
persons will not fail to see that their posi-
ton is at least Illogical, not to cay equivo
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