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do likewise, and forget all past injuries IN me
glorious hopes 81 the future. Without char.
IL all our works are vain. II we would '11 pc
forgiven, we must forgive. Mr.. GREELEY = =
In favor Of such measures as will restore our
great country to Its former freedom, pros
periiv, and happiness; and we cannot see
how any true lover of freedom and justice
ca,, consistently refuse to support MN IN Tue
accomplishments of such glorious enter
prise. There is no hope for the country go
LONG as Radicalism shall rule.
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IscnEDlDlE.-It is reported that five men :
bcrs of Congress from Massachusetts are
about to declare for GREELEY and BEOwH.
We do not credit the report. a State which
honorS BEAST BUTLER by keeping him in
Congress cannot be expected to furnish five
Congressman honest enough TO come out for
GREELEY
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JAMES RIVER STEANIBOATsIrrsMIl
~ COMPANY. Ssas-s.sS-s
FOR NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA. BALIl-
MORE. NORFOLK, PuKTSMOUi
AND ALL REGULAR LAND
INGS ON TIE JAMES
RIVER.
ALSO. FOR OLD POINT AND "NUE DE
L'EAU" (SEWELL'S POINT.
The fast and elegant United States mail steamer
JOHN SYI NESTER. Captain nc. CLIFFORD leaves
tonrlnv's wharf at Rockets for the ahrrc-ntln u
places OH MONDAYS, WEDSESDAIS,a and Eel
DAYS. 1T 81 j.. NJ. and returns "n Tuesday,
Thursday and SATURDAY afternoons. al "a O'Clock.
Passengers connect at Norfolk with The old l'a'
lire steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia. ana sew
York.
of steamer
Fart Ia New .'..fit oe
Fare Ia Philadelphia. aU
F"rc 10 Baltll1lrrc Wv
Fare tn Norfolk ~
Excursion tickets to Old Point and "Nuc d
Liam aud return. ~. Good until used. -
Tickets on sale at CARRIER Il CO.'S ENPRESS-
aud baggage checked through. - ~
Freight received TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS, for Norfolk, Portsmouth. Ros
ton. Baltimore, aud principal landings OF Chcs;rs
ake Bay. and all regular landings on james river,
at REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from A. NJ. till 7. NJ
Freight for way-andings must be prepaid.
The steamer Sylvester Will be chartered for eve
ming excursions IL reasonable rates.
l.. H. TArUM, General Agent
Office. Conrpany's wharf.
Branch Office. corner Main and Ninth Streets 1e 4
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n~gBATCHELoR's HAIR DYE

ME- BATCH L LOR'S HAIR DYE
This sunerb HAIR DYE Is the best In the world
perfectly harmless. reliable. and instantaneous no
disappointment; no ridiculous tnts or disagreeablc
osior The genuine WILLIAM A. BATCI1ELOR'S
HAIR DYE produces Immediately splendid black
or natural brown: leaves the hair clean, soft, bear
uful; does not contain particle Of lead or any in
furious compound. Sold by all druggists Factory,
IG BOND STREET, Y. Y. jy ll-cod
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70 the gentleman in New York who has
sent Us long article yindicatn% Mr.. GKf:-
LEY from the charges made against linn hy
Mr.. Lyons we would say that is we have net
printed Mr.. LYoSs's letter we prefer not to
print i'll answer to it.
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SrMHER.-As soon is Congress shall reds
semblc, wc shall see SrNNER clamoring for
the enactment of law to force negroes int"
I'LL hotels, theatres, schools. colleges, Ne. We
are inst As confident of this rs VIC arc That he
will he in his seat next winter.
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North Carolina Elections.

The kilograms from our srecial cofic-
soondcpt in North Carolina, which appear
ON the outside OF our daily issue OF this
morning, indicate that Judge MERRIaos
was Yesterday chosen Governor, and that
the Democrats have carried SIX OF tue
congressional districts. The other andl-
dates on the same State ticket are OF course
elected along with Judge MERRIMos.
Ex-Governor VANCE is among the Demo
cratic Congressman chosen.
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OFFICIAL.

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEAp ',y sT TIE
n TloN ~. or CMArIIHR :, MN ey,;rI NJ
ORDINANCES OF TIE cI ~, 80. ~
BE Il ordained by he CITY CORRECT y INA X
four Of chapter ierly-ilrE Of Ss , Chow
!. Every unlicenseiie found going ~ ~ ,ct d.
lot or preni cs OF the owner %r keep. by his or-
shall he taken aud killed Is dlrfs dog ma, t.
nance Provided, That any ul'ei,,sa nsrsCu fpr
redeemed by his owner, or any oti sr H. Si,siy
him, paying the police Sts ,bt .st Of The ey :.
OF such dog five dollars iot ~. H.. an which said do
i issen The owner or keeper every Inssesas
dog or bitch shall he liable Z, n nii Inf or prcvei
on which am upiicensei dog or htsa =. ..,red tie
bored for period OF fye days SIAN one bali q liz
owner or kssp;s o. ia saS VA: OF this ort'HS'
shall be paid 10 the iDforiiisr. a. The 18Th Jay y
Ti,is ordinance shall take eaees on ~
August, 1877.
Published by authority. ,rD city Clerk.
an i-;t r.. 9. nov Nil. ss...e>-=z---
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LIvINGsToNE.-lt is almost ~ hard to be-
Iiryc tia, the HrrdM has humhu@@ed the
public with its LIVINGSTONE letters II, To be-
icvc that the great traveller wrote Ih" driicl
to whic! his name is attached.
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MARYLAND ALUMNI OF VIRGINIA MILITARY
INsrlTuTE-At q meeting of the graduates
and eN-catlets of the Virginia Military Insti-
tutc residing in the city of Baltimore, held
last night at the Bible House, Fayette street,
for the purpose Of organizing Il society har-
Ing as its object the preserving of sentiments
of friendship among the alumni of the Fir-
ginia Military Institute, keeping bright the
memories of cadet life, and to promote and
foster the prosperity of their alma mater,
Major Nicholas Dawson was elected tempo
rary president and Major Il. G. Hayes seere-
tary pro tenn. A constitution ana bylaws
were adopted, and 4 committee, consisting oil
DR.. Boiling w. Barton, J. Mason Jamison,
and j. Ryan Armistead, was appointed to
communicate with and invite the cooperation
of the alumni of the Virginia Military Insti-
tute throughout the State of Maryland.
After appointing the last Wednesday i'll All
gust as the next time of meeting, the place
to be designated through the public prints;
the meeting adjourned Baltimore Sun.
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Tue PRESIDENTIAL SLATE.-A young poll
tician OF this city processes to have had Il
peep ut some of the appointments con:cm-
plated Ivy Mr.. Greeley, should he unlortu-
natcIy he elected President OF the United
States The slate rs seen by the young man
is as follows: Secretary OF State, Charles
Francis Adams; Secretary of War, All, II
G.. Thurman; Secretary of Treasury. Lyman
Trumbul; Secretary OF the Interior, Thomls
Ii. Hendricks: Secretary OF the Navy,
Thomas W. Upton; PostmaSterGcneral,
Governor Gilbert c. Walker; Attorney-Gen-
elul, John L. Hoffman Minister to England
Charles Sumner: Minister to France, }. r.
Doolittle; Minister to Germany, Carl
Schurz; and Minister to Hayti, Colonel Will
liam u. Saunders Baltimore american.
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n-ts@ DON'T MISS THE GREATEST
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.


SIL X STRIPED GRENADINES ut CSC. worth SOC.
per yard:
SOLID BLACK GRENADINES at @5c. worth Soc.
per yard:
Best quality LAWNS ri l6Sc. and zoe. per yard; :
Fine WHITE VICTORIA LAWNS 1T 25c., Soc, and
33c. per yard:
Fine STRIPED MuSLiNS at 30 and 35c. per yard;
Very pretty SUMMER DRESS GOODS at ls3c.,
e0c., and 25c per yard;
Best BLACK MUIiAIR ALPACAS ut sec. to 81.
per yard;
WHITE PIQUES. with satin stripes, ut 2oc., e5c.,
and sec. per yard
Yard-wide BLEACHED and BROWN COTTONS
at l2ic. per yard:
The cheapest SHEETISGS IN the city:
PARASOLS. LACE COVERS,
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS.
BLACK and COI.ORED GRENhDINE SIiAWLS;
KID GLOVES. EMBROIDERIES;
LADIES and G. ENTLEMES'S GAUZE SHIRTS.
and many other summer goods to be closed out at
and below cost.
Orders from the country filed ut lowest prices.
WILLIAM THALHlMER Il SONS,
corner Sixth and Broad streets, and
jy2i 1913 Main street, opposite the Iost-otiice.
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MT MORE NEW GOODS FOR THE
HOT WEATHER.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
LINEN LAWNS AND DRESS GOODS.

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
LINEN LAWNS AND DRESS GOODS.
r. r. PRICE 4 co.
nave Just op"ncla new assortment OF fkINlS' III
American and English:
pERrALE CAMBRICS. &c;
LINEN aud BATlSTE SUlTlNGS for travellers;
JAPANESE and other PGPLlNS vi i6;c., :0c.- 25c..
and up:
ORG ANDES and LAWNS. plain AMI figured;
LADIES and GESTLEMEN'S GAuZE SHIRTS,
LINEN SIIEETlNGS. PILLOW LINENS,
TOWELS. BUCK GAUNTLETS. KID GLOVES,
THREAD GLOVES. &C.;
SILK SCARFS, every color:
PARASULS HOSIERY, &C:
LINEN BOSOMS.
THREAD and COTTON SOCKS.
LINENS and CASSIMERES for gentlemen and
boys: WHITE DUCKS. &C.;
READY-MADE LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS, of best
quality; also. NIGHT GOWNS. SKIRTS, and
other uu.crgarnents for ladies, which VIII DC
closed ont very low.
More MOURNING GOODS In GRENADINES,
IRON BAREGES, BOMBAZlSES, TAMlSE
GRAPES. and GRAPE Wells.
Tie SPRING and SUMNER DRESS GOODS
now on hand will he closed out without regard to
the. cost of them. Parties IN Heed can therefore, lie
SUPPLIED upon their own terms.
r. X. PRICE & Co.
jyi IlOt Main street. corner ELEVENTH.
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SoLoS Johnson IN New ioRK.-Among the
speakers at Il Greeley and Brown ratification
meeting in New York Tuesday night, attend
cd 10y about 1000 persons, was Scion john
son. Il wcll-known colorCd lnan from Nir-
gnia. He said that he was satisfied that
every State in the South and West where
corrupt influences were not employed would
give majority sufficient to place Mr.. Gree
ley in the White House next March. Said
he: :" You do not know how we suffer in
the South through the acts of the present
Administration. The parasites i'll the public
offices of the South are bleeding the people,
and the only way to get rid Of them is to
overthrow the Administration and elect Mr.
Greeley. The telegraph operators of the
South, after sunset on the 9th of November,
will give forth the joyous news of the cleo
ton of an honest man."
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n Al ysEEn.

a. udris, vi. on tho sofh JnIy ny Rev. Or.
II. d. MITCHELL Mr. r. y. DEhPSEI OF alxan
slirfa 20 Elsa j. ASHLEY CHRIsTfA -, damgna!I a
of the lite Purser William a. Christian, Uittsu
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UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY.
N STANTON. VA.

The ACADEMIC TERM Of this Institution l.-
gins the MIDDLE OF SEPTEMBER aIll closes TIE
corresponding time the following June.
This l. the largest ilrst-casS institution IN Viz
GINA. II has corps of upwards OF twenty Officers
and teachers: the English cunrse more extensive
and thorough than elsewhere iouui In female
schools.
Advantages for music and languages cannot hc
surpassed. Seven music tcacers-iour Instrumental
aud three yoca-arc constantly employed who,c
reputation has extended wherever the school i
known.
4 resident French goycrucSs and native French
gentleman teach the pupils la speak the ialguase a.
well us road and write II.
The buildings, for comfort, elegance. and conyc-
nicuce. are unsurpassed by any in the state.
For full particulars. appy ("
Miss VI. j. BALDWIN.
~ 9-cO12m Principal.
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IAUTION.-All persons are hereby eau
" toned against trusting or harhorng any of the
crew of the British bark TARPEIAN, from Liy-
erppol us no bills of their contracting viii be paid
~ g9-et yydastar.
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ECLECTIC INSTITUTE.

FRENCH AND ENGLISH DAY AND BOARD
ING SCHOOL. I32 Madison street. Baltimore MIR,
LETITIA TYLER SkMPLE. of Virginia. Princf.
pal Autumn session opens 18th of September: closes
closes lst Fehrrmry-every year. For circulars. 40
MY al the Institute. " 2a-5w
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DOCkBRlDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN JUNE ], 1872.

This favortc and celebrated WATERING PLACE
will offer additional attractions this season Among
other improvements. there has been added an eie-
CANT aud spacious ballroom, adjoining the parlor:
the parlor hls been enlarged and improved, and the
proximity of III. two renders each easily accessible.
IL will be kept In sly not surpassed anywhere In
Virginia.
The WATERS of these special Springs either cure
or greatly relieve most OF ScrOiu. lncipicnt
CONSUMPTION. Chronic Bronchitis, Chronic Laryn-
gifts. Chronic Pneumonia, Chronic Dyspepsia.
Chronic Diarrhna Chronic DySentcry. They are
also great value In those affections which are pert-
lar To the female constitution, and an appetizer.
a tonic aud general restorative, they are, perhaps,
unrIvallcd aInongst mineral waters. The proprietor
will have provided for the lawns and ballroom
rst-claSs Band of Music, and In general all the
sources of amusement and recreation usually found
III our best resorts Will be At the connandot
the guests at .'ROCkBRIDGE ALUM The place
Is within eleven to thirteen hours Of Richmond,
Washington, Baltimore, etc, by rail-, all In Daylight
Passengers leave the cars OF the Chesapeake anu
Ohio railroad at Goshen depot and new and elegant
stage coaches passing rapidly over smooth and
level road only eight mites, set down the visitors
at the Springs Ia tea.
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor:
Persons making use OF the grounds, Nc. OF the
Springs, and not stopping Mt my hotcl, VIII De
charged half my regular rates. ,,,,.,
The Rockhridge water is for sale by rokSELL,
LADD & Co, Richmond, aad GEORGE al. NC
iNTIRE, Charlottesville. ,,,,
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
my 10-3m
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MILITARY NOTICES.
DISSERTATIONS q PARTNERSHIP

ISSOLU TION.-Th Co-lmrtncrslip
/ J here. otorc existing between &. II. PAGE y
WILLIS II. WOODI.EI. unicr the style III {. II.
PAGE 4 CO. i this day dissolved i'y lnu'uai COIL
seat G.. H. Page will settle mp the business nl me
firm collecting ali bills and paying all debts "i the
firm. I. H.. lave, n.y.
mn n-u WILLIS II. WODDlF1-
RICHMOND. W.. August 1T. iSIe.
L tO-pARTNERSlIiP NpTICE.-Wc have
" admitted MIR. \. l.. Hbl'LN AEE To an tmlrr-
est in our business The style Of our firm VIII he
JOHNSTON. WILLIAMS X BOILWARE.
I'm l-lw JOHNSTON Il WILLIAMS.
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'THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
l. Miller Agricultural Foundation ~ the Cuvcr-
Sity Of Virginia viii proceed. on The EIGHTEENTH
OF SEPTEMBER next, to nominate 4 PROBES
SbR OF SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL. AGHI-
CULTURE dn"luding Natural History, Ia br
elected by the Boar, oi Visitors. The cmolumeuts
OF the prutcssnrhip will be salary al $1,000 house
rent 1900. and the tuition fees Of the school 4" the
amount OF Sl.uGn. .lumh they reach that srlH.
Candidates for the position will send lhcir arrlra-
lions and testimonials 10 CIIARL Is ). NENABLE.
chairman of the Faculty T. o., University of
Virginia. II. T. W. DUhE,
Secretary of Miller Board OF Trustees.
is oG-cndln
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REMNEkU,1
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL.

NiRS. S. a. SMITH
has removed to No.. oil Bread street, late ii. G.
Forstnann's, where she will he pleased TO all her
old friends and customers who may be IN want OF
such things as are usually kept In n frst-class BOOK,
PERIODICAL, and STATIONERY STORE.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended, we will endeayor 10 please all who may call
Mt our new stand. Richmond tlaies and New York
dailiss and wesklies can be got our counter or
delivered In any part OF the city on liberal terms,
ty 2a-eodst~
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OWL AND MECHANICAL ENGI.
~ SEERING at the RENSSELAEAR poty-
TECHNIC INSTITUTE. Troy. " Y Instr,,,
ton very practical. Advantages unsurpassed In ,bi
country. Graduates obtain excellent Positions he
OPENS September ,iln. fof W. annual register, con-
lars address Professor CHARLES DROWNT,
Director. ~ Il-fm
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SCOTCH WHISkEi.-TwO puncheons,
~ in bond imported by direct from GlasSow-a
fine article: 81 balrcls.E & IL. WhSkey. distilled
in the Vallcy-had the advantage of i've summers:
80 barrels }. G. True II Co.'S pure New England
Rum for manufacturers received diocct from the
tlisti!lrry luu barrels W. Wallace's pure Mountain
Dew: "Our Own and = Simmes's'' Augusta Rye
Whiskcy. Fly 23] WIN. WALLACE SONS.
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'YYoNEi,Ess sARDlNEss in ball . !. my
y,s hs., hi, nut u,s liz Frn.sfne,TS ~ n
Cents per half box By sol Broad st:ssu
Ry2a
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DELICIOUS COLOGNE AND PER
II FUMERY for sale by MEADE 4 BAhEk.
jy 81 Apothecaries, $40 Main street.
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.MLLBoEo'-DEpor HOUSE.
BATH COUNTY, VA.
ID N6DnBII'I.I pnluIiIE,rIK.


The above house has recently been purchased 10y
the above proprietor, WHO will a all times be pre-
nur,i To accommodate the travelling public in the
very hest manner for their rDntort and pleasure.
The rooms are lurrr, commodlotS, anu wcll-tuf-
nshcd: the servants and attendants are attentive
and ol,ling the table will bc furnished with The
best the country can afford ---.--.-
The CRYSTAL cHAhGBEArE SPRING. four
hundred wards from the house. Is an important fci-
urc. Many v-itrry to TIC nrighllorlnE watering
places tarry To en- JOY IL beneficial qualities.
The rates for BOARD will he mo'crItc-vz:
Board per week ..................... ......slo 90
Beard. per month Of twrnty-cish days....:.. 30 90
This t. the central d''rrkin% point 10 HE Bath
Alum, Warm, Hot, IictlihS- ana i;"rkDrldGc Alum
Springs.
y. H.-C"nvcyanccs will be furnished to all points
from here. y 2,-lin
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SIMMER RESORTS.


HEALING SPRINGS. BATH CorNTI.NA"}
July ~, 1872.
Two THE PUBLIC.-A report having
1 been circulated, to the prcjudicc"f the liEAl.-
ING SPRINGS that because this property Is offer
o., for sale I'm order TO settle the interest Of two d-
ceased partners. :. ID would not he kept as Formerly
no interest would he taken In the management.
&C. have to say that the place WAS opened June
I5th and that every needed repair and improve
mcut has been made that the property might pre-:
sent better appcai:Iucc in view Of The Tact lfit "
is ON the market. and that siucc my connection WIN
ths place. which began with the s"snIl oi 1861 the
tnbl, has never been 81 well supplicdan served In
Of the above. submit few names ol
'''' D. NJ QuhRLES,
Manager Of Healing Springs.
We the undersigned, visitors now snjonrnlnG AT
thc Healing Springs, chcerfully recommend ms
watering place TO the public. tud would add further,
that we have never yisitcda more delightful retreat.
AMI that the management, table, ana attendance Is
in every respect satisfactory.
NJ bcnzugcr, of Baltimore: John l.etch"r. oi
Iruinvton, Va: !. II. toghill. New YORK !:
Evan r. Walker. New York: Edgar Nliet,
New York Samuel B"ar'lman, New ! ork ::
John g. Scmplc. Pittsburgh, Pa. \. Il. semi
pie Louisville. Ky: j. Henry sharpe. Phil
ndcpha: John Ii. McFa,dcn, rhlidrlphia;
George l.. Allen. Il. Louis: John ". SHINES.
Washington. -. c.: j. g.. " orthingt"n.
Washington. ~ g.: T.. j.. i'rcltynan. lock
vile. Md: W. W. tTulnp. at Nir@iuln A..
Alien Howell. v heciiu". West Va: n. \.
Tunstall. Lvnchhirg. Va; Jo.cph H. Sinlih,
Stlunton. w.. J",rph ;: Cert. ioanyllir'
Na.:A. II. Tarrly. Virginia: John England,
Richmond. Va: .. l.. Tilloston, Pittsicld,
Mass. .. G. Clay. Campbell. Va.
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BRICK COMPANY have
ID Tor sale at Rockets ALL KINDS OF BRICKS
of the best quality. and delivered In any portion OF
the cty Apply to JOSEPH ALLARD, jR.,
Office corner Main and Twentieth streets.
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EaeKS. STATIONERY. dc.
-EVV ROOkS-,!ULY 9th.

NEW BOOKS-JuLI 2jTH.
ENGLISH EFrORTS. Nol.l. With American
Notes.
BINGHAM on SALE OF REAL PROPERTY.
,,a;yam's bankrupt Digest. vul-: wills nn If
cuuIstiutilI Evidence: MORSE un Arbitration
ard Award: brown on liivorc" and AlimnnN !:
American REPORTS. 4 vols: Gratiin. vel. ~ ::
Act, Of Assembly 1872. All the new ami slaiiG-
ard works ii 1915 Main street
is .5-nSw RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

HARBOLIC TOILET SOAP FOR SALE
" at MEADE & BAKERS Drug Store. jyG
SPONGE-BAGS AND BA L FL IN g.
CsPOSGEs for sale ut MEADE BAKERS
iv ~ Drug Store.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-07
HOW TO DRIVE RATS AWAY
WITHOUT POISON.

We know of three methods: First, the
old French plan; this is followed chiefly in
Paris by men vino make it a special bust
ness. They take deep tub with water On
the bottom and little elevation in the
middle Ike an island, on which is only
place for just one rat to sit on it. The top is
covered and has large balances valve,
opening downward. Ga the middle of this
valve a piece of fried pork or cheese is
placed, and when the rat walks on it to get
The cheese the valve goes down, DROPS the rat
into the water and moves back into position
A road is made from rat hole to the top of
the Tub by means of pieces of board rubbed
With cheese, so as TO make the walk at.
tyactive for the rats. In the course of
night, some 10, 20, or even more rats NAV
90 down, and if the island was not there
they would be found most all alive in the
morning quietly swimming round; out the
provision of the little island saves the trOu-
Die of killing them. because their egotistic
instinct for preservation causes them to
fight for the exclusive possession OF the is
land, on which, in the morning, the strong
est rat is found in solitary possession; all
the others being killed and drowned around
him. Second, the New York plan, invent
ed by one Of our friends. The floor near
the rat hole Is covered with thin layer of
a moist caustic potassa. When the rats
walk on this it makes Lhei feet sore; these
they lick with their tongues, which makes
their mouth sore; and The result is that
they shun this locality, not alone, but APP
pear to tell all the rats in the naighborhood
about it, and eventually the house
is entirely abandoned by
them, notwithstanding the houses
around may be full of rats. Third, the
Dutch method. This is said to b. used
successfully in Holland; we have, however,
never Il led it. A number Of rats are left to
themselves ia very large trap or cage, with
no food whatever; their craving hunger will
cause them to fight, aud the weakest will
be eaten ny the strongest. After short
time yhs fight is renewed, aud the next
weakest Is the victim, and so it goes on I'LL
one strong rat is left. When this has eaten
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details Of manufacture, and putting up,can
receive the best attention. 1t is obvious
that.a farm, or family, making only COM
paratively a small quantity, cannot 90 to the
expense Of an ice house, cool milk room and
other eonTeniences which give SO many adj
vantages to first class factory. Skill and
all needful appliances are as valuable 10 ru-
raj arts as in any other pursuits whatever.
Tennessee, by its numerous springs ofpure
water, and Its adaptation to grass and
clover, can rival New York in the produc-
ton of good butter.
We may now engage in the business
with the benefit of the large factory expe-
Renee in that great dairy State. Are liable
superintendent to butter or cheese factory
in this State may be had from New York
At moderate salary. A few farm laborers
in western North Garolina, who went to
Herkimer county, New York, and learnt
the art of dairy management now receive
$3.50 day for their services in North Car
olina factories. There is nothingin domes-
tic economy, or farming that Southerners
do not learn with pleasure, and practice
with success.