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New-York tribune., 1872-09-13

It was discovered this Summer that the exigcncies
of the naval service required extraordinary activity
at the Kittery NavyYaTd. large force of laborers
was consequently put upon the payroll; and the
town Of KtteTy last Monday cast very strong vote
for the Administration candidate Still, however
the country is not safe and it is rumored that Secre
tary Robson viii judge it necessarynext month for
the defense Of the flag 10 employ about 5000 men at
the Navy-Yard in Brooklyn As we have every pros
pect of enjoying profound peace the taxpayers will
perhaps be curious TO know how the necessity for
those profuse expenditures and unusual activity
arises
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
rcvr, It said ant tho snuapor is owned b, isdy

in Egypt It Is said ant Tho snugbox Is owned Wy 'aoy
IN London -
Walter Morrison, NJ. p. for Plymouth, En-
c,a,d n staucb advocate for cooperative enterprises
among the working casses has bought iarIn 40 hriC
S.rdsIire which he proposes 20 work on co0peiatLs
principes with view to test them az aDpi4s~ W @H
culture and do good TO all concerned.
Herbert Spencer is thus described; h'
chin IA "a clean snsyon as that OF Yorkshire squire 10
has thin whiskors bald head and certain aaroYlIn
OF perfect neancs I'm all cxiernals. ~ though ne "e
man who had nothlnC TO do bu 10 himsfH cIean ~
brow "a not very striking and his features wear 'ho "
OF dignIhed rcpOse."
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.
w. G.. Hof, a California pioneer. died bst
"Wednesday. .
Prince &ugustus Of Brazil. Prince Piilip OF
lusi, ssiif' from San Francisco if h"h'"v
WcbHs Australian steamer Wed1esiaH
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13

The Gallatn Cotton Min, in Sumner County.
Owned by IIflccfa Co.. deiilylet b. Ire. jefels
lle loss NJ EgO,aOs no ins1rsles.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13

Tie exuberant liberalism Of New-Hampshire has
found expression in the manufacture of the most
,,nioue patterns of calico that we have seen since
the Boston Jubilee Of 1869, when dress goods were
printed with the notes Of Hail Columbia running
along the stripes. Here we have two curious
fabrics. one ornamented with figures of an AK a
reaping-hook white hat pair of spectaces ana
the letters II. g.; the other bearing on alternate
stripes white coats and rows of turnIps' with the
legend what know about. what know ABOUT
running between them.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13

Perhaps it is too readily taken for granted that the
,colored men of the South will vote in body ior
Grant and Wilson. The Columbus (Ga.l Enquirer says
that sufficient number Of colored men are taking
sides for Greeley and Brown to reduce sensDly the
Great maiorities which that race have heretofore
been casting for the Radical candidates" 1he m
,giyr hears OF the formation OF Greeley and Brown
colored clubs in various oltie5 and towns OF the
South :" and & also notices numerous cards OF col
ored men declaring foT Greeley, in its exchanges"
Bat what The Erq,drcr specially observes Is that a
break has been made in the serried colorcd Radical
columns. and the newly onfranchised are by no
means unanimous for Grant" We are not surprised
70 learn that the most respectable and intelligent OF
the race are taking their stand with the whites for
Greeley. If the Liberal movement should do MOTH
ing more 1t will break up that bad state OF things
IN which the Whites and Blacks are kept politically
separated. This ono-sded business has been IN
every way. politically and socially, damaging to the
south aud the Liberal movement will have, sooner
or later an excellent moral effect. The business now
in hand is TO elect Greeley and Brown; but those
who suppose that the action Of the Liberal party
will be confined to the present campaign are reckon
ing very lamely.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13

Al the Grant newspapers are joyfully- publishing
DR.. Raukin's certificate Of Henry Wilson's Chris
tianitv Wo have no doubt when DR.. Rankin gave
this precious karakter" that he believed Gen. Will
son 10 be, as he says, ga pronounced Christian
man - but since that time there have been certain
painful disclosures which seriously affect the Gen
erals reputation for truth and yeracity. If these
have come TO the knowledge of Dr. Rankin, and he
now desires to withdraw his Endorsement OF Mr.
Wilson's piety, we cheerfully tender him the gratu-
itous use Of our columns for the purpose.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13

There IS a warm discussion afOOt about removing
Brown University buildings, faculty and all, TO
some moreSura situation. This viii be very well if
the innoyators want to found an entirely new col
loge. Change the site and Brown University viii
exist no longer, while the Alumni scatteredan over
the Republic will be Alma Materless, with nothing
for il but to get themselves adopted unfortunate
orphans by some less volatile old lady. If the pro-
posed removal is merely for the purpose of land
speculation we have nothing to say; for If we had,
of what use would be to say it But if our remem-
lrance of the present site of the College be correct
one we do not see how it could be in better place
Il combines all the advantages Of town and country
there is plenty of land and plenty Of fresh air,
aud the neighborhOod we should think, could never
become a noisy one.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
6uecial Notices

81
uKApor,RrsRs NEw-YoKx LIBzRAL REPUBLICAN sTsrs D
COMMITTEE. RoOss 10 AND II, 81 NicaoLAs lt0rHt. Z
sw-lOEKt sept - l5TS
The Ueadauarters Of the New-lOrk Liberal Kepsb-
Iicau STATE have been changed % Rooms - i1t u
81 Nicholas Hotel All communications should be atiei 20 joaa
Cochrsue AZ that place this date. JOHN COJiAANE.
WILKissON, Secretary. tlstn.a
Iife--ize Portrait
HORACE GREELEY.
Head sns bust. lftjO ineiesb
An admirable nkenf,s the thogrsph VI hn made s,
ali. 10 be- Jung u pAi0s, Libraries ani eCbToonS
sent a!rsss tho United states postage paid On reespt %
Address THg TRIBUNE. SeW-York City.
The Workiugworien's Protective Union.
redress frauds and nponess
mon ugworea Who sfc household TbAChkks.
COPYISrs TRADEswOMEN, CLERkS se, Supplied 70 ss-
ploye obtaining aoynent Wages rmes have
been collected Al free Of eosfse
Greeey-aIats and Capes.
T. SuSMAN Co. l3 Nancn-sS,
Manufacturers OF All kinds Of CAMPAIGN koUiPhbSIS
Ope.-wosA Banaers, Parade BanneEs. Trsnspa-
'N"N'''' HOJER GRAHAhs 81 Dusne-st, Z.
Amin a. Co.. Flag and Banner Manufacturer. FEC
CsmDsu. % sni IOl fuLI0S-Sl cor Wu.n New OH
Political Open-N ork, Banners, Portraits, Flags.
NM ApHNtiRS Tor the einpsign al Tie htfQaae Ot
Tuition st., near William, Ncsioh'
! Depot for sewing Machine Needies.-A' BARrLKrts.
n s BoalvaY. Needs 0i Al PdOn Gsla ~ ass aese
1 luI Pms &c
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13

Senator Harlan is not pleased because we style
him royoi,nd IL is true that he has preached, but
he has never engaged in the ministry as profes-
sion or means Of support" and therefore he does not
cousid .r himself entitled to the clerical prefix We
know that Mr. Harlan has not made so much money
out of the church as lie has out of the world; but
what OF that7 The best ministers not those who
embrace the ministry " as a means of support" We
confess however. that we do not fully understand
bir. Harlan's objections BE speaks of reverend" "
AZ term of ribaldry-which it certainly is not I'M
less when applied to man of nOtoriously bad char
acter-1nd he believes that the spirit which in
spires such unmanly filings at preachers of the Cos
pei who may choose to take part in public affairs Is
o relic of that heroic contempt for diyines mani
f,stod by ancient mobiles in the Dark Ages" WHAT'S
The ira ter Mr.. Harlan7 Do you object to being
called reverend because you not divine or be-
cause YOU are onGi
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
ABSURD AND CRUEL.

AS to the Sumner candidacy, 1t is the great
est absurdty OF all the farccai movements which tho
present crrac canvass has given birth TO. The Senator
is as far from the Democracy in sympathy ana scnnen.
as Gabriel from Luofr and the most sedate veteran 0f
be rT1ed" will find 10 hard TO keep from laughing
in the Inspectors face when he offers ms vote a the bal
lOt-box. Beside, Mr. Sumner is a sick man. he mas
drawn himself out Of tho contest and left The country IN
the feeble hope OF preserving his e Under tDese CIR
cumstances it is little less than cruel to drag INN anew
nto the poical arena, and make him the sport Of an
electoneering contest which nothing nut contrasts
and antipathes can arise, and whose defeat Is WIteu
st... IA fr adv
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
sAITED

FoRrnrss Monroe Sent 2rbe o. fga,a cons:e'iton ie
f h-vrg on bond the mhpmea from me Naval Acany hls
arrived 1j Newport and is anchored below the Fort Az we'll
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13

REPORTS FROM ILLINOIS, IOWA,
ONO AND INDIANA-MOvEMENT OF LIE
ERAL sPEAKERs-THE GRANT FORCE CON-
CENTRATED ON INDIANA.
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M RITE TO ANY OR ALL OF THE
W addresses given below and see if The Parties
40 not coniirip the statements given.
,ls''l Lock,Stic, for year:. but laid 1t asifle
Tor W !LLC0X & GIBBs. | want tu sell The
double thrra.i.--Slrs. +. Ramp, Elgin. III.
j. N. YOUNG. Jamcspcrt. \. y. writes: nri2,
my WILCOX d GIBBS hccarrsc IL has taken
wnrr: and care from our household.
j. VAN HusKIRK. Profile. y. T.. writes. I'm use
five years from muslin to beaver cloth: uu
seam IN; ever been ripped. though In hard
Z RrrIirc on the farm.
W: II. lI2wiS, President indianapolis Fc-
!lalc Institute, writes: Til" WILCOX &
'IlEES Tar SURPRISES In security Of Glitch the
singer and several others we have used.
- unr WILCOX tiiEES never llas lifts" like
= DINER lIlacaincs, hIt l. ALWAYS i'm n-rjrr and
NY. ~ "'''--''''e'' l. i"r"' syracuse
Governor FAIEEA@SS. al Vermont writes
The NILLCoN& GIRBS is much superior To-
amy other sCwirg-marhnc which has ever
ln,Cn used among nIIr friends:
q. +. RAMSEY. Chicago. H.. writes: have
bad Nitcrlcr d II iIru and Grover < Baker.
but would moi take $3.50 for our WILLcOX 4
& GIBBS.
y: cowLEs. Syracuse. y. Y, has had a
WILCOX &c GIBBS seven wears: hid pre-
yio,ls'y made thorough trial III Ill loading
u9inc-tlrca1 machines says the Wilcox Il
t,ih!r Is the best.
havea WILCOX & GIBBS which gives great
sallS'ncti"n. On" "t my iricn,- iiaS = tioti hlc-
>, !h'tat; ">EtliN nrihr- quantity of her work
10 hc 'ion" "n ii:-MrS. l.. NJ. rcarSc, Five
RfEtIlEH. Mrs IIENEY WtHD writes : A.
:. terra thorough test al'i trial lind the WILL
coy X t'rHH> r""iu@ .ntf~ greater amount
''Rink>. Mr.. VI. g.. syracuse. :. V. writes Had
previously used tic Singer, Howe. an.l Grover (
Baker. very much prefer The WILCOX 4 t.irI:..
Sc;td Tor circulars terms, and prize. Lists. :,i- i
machines Tor y months tria free al; rlirrl'. iu
WILCOX < GibRS'S OFFICE.
,r i Ninth street. Elriuu,It- Y,
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The lroncy To pay all these gifts is now upon de-
post. and sci apart for that purpose IN the Farmers
ana DroyerS Bank II will he seen by the following
certificate OF the cashier:
FARMERS AND DRoyERS BANK.
LOUISVILLE. NY. september 26, 1917: }
This Is 10 certify thlt there Is now on deposit In
this bank OVER HALF 4 MILLION OF DOL
LARS 10 The credit of the Gift Concert Fund. FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS OF which Is
held y this hank rs treasurer OF the Public Library
of Kentucky 10 pay on all gifts t. he awarded al the
drawing. Il. ;. WEIGH, Cashier.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets, 80 halves 90; quarters. $3.50: II
whu" tickets iur SlGt: ~ nr $3.50 SO for $500: ll3
for ii Urr: 49, for 500: 515 Tor 5000. NJ dis
COIN, IN IT,. thIu 800 worth Of tickets 1t Time.
The drawing will positively and unequivocally
take place DEC EMBEH T. Agents are pcrcmptorily
r,ti.r! ~ close sales and max" returns November
18th In order Ia give ample time for III" final ar
ra;lgcncuts Orders for tickets or applications Tor
circulars Should H. :t,irr"s, Ia
Governor THOMAS r.. BRAAlLETTE,
Agent Public Library OF Kentucky, -.
Louisville. ny,
or 10 Ed. j. kREBS.
Ne. OH Bank street, Richmond, Va.
New York office. coo l'roadway III charge OF Ma-
inr THOMAS H. NAYS.
. n; ,yL wlDWIt
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g L A T L F A | Il

Chiefs of Departments aud Superintendents o.
IKE Fair are requested To assemble at tiie fE,S
trouuGs MONDAY the 18th October. ut 10 q clotG,
for organization aud instruction i'll the various DE-
Ir,rtmrutS Clas. Is, and Sections.
DEPARTMENT i.-R. w. \. Nolahd, mgr ne,
Colonel 4. Drtway. Genera! SEN jartoI,; ~. ', II
linn II. TAYLOR. T.. y. Garnet, William ii. haNaii'
SuperintendcntS. ..,,, . p.;.o r,,t.r
willi,m = Tanner. George Barsamln, William h.
Allison, Joseph 7: jones supcIinenldr,!tsw ,,.ius
DEPARTMENT III.-Judee +. y. MatkiiS
Chief: General j. ID. imhOdcn. George l.. BiIsoou
DIR. Jeuitcr Gurnett, j. ). Aztec, ana Johh hiso
superintendent. ,, ,,tf. ca
DEPARTMENT IV-R. II: Dulaney, Chlci &c
neral Edward johnson, Superintendent ,na
DEPARTMEkT S.-General y. r; =. , i-et
Chief: Or. William H. Macon. Major =" siiahi sen,
Icy, pcy,on Johnston, james Newman, DR.. a. H.
Christian. Superintendent. r,,,.
DEPARTMGNT Vi--FrG1ik G. Ruin. Shiei
ploughlng Matci--Malor 4. II. BreGry, chiei. ,,
Colonel Joseph l.. Carriugtog Chiei aLarsl,a.'
CAPTAIN Lucien r.. Bass, General IL. Nj. Mathew
hIajor Robert T. Archer, George Il. Kniin, ana
Colonel e. j HHryic, Assistant Stars.ials
Forage Master, Daniel z. Gardner Assaiant' car
rington Watkins.
prompt attendance is desired.
Oc lg-dst&sWSt IL u LE1ou. ssS4s'"A''
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CE.DTRFEG,

poo,ooo FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
suitable for
FALL AND WINTER WEAR.
All NEW GO0Ds-RECENT PURCHASE-and
upon the
MOST ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS.
aud will I've sold as low If not lower than by any
similar house IN this State.
Ihir'y YEAR" rr,cica! experience" guarantee.
SUITS from ST. 10 $40.
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. can h, s,vcd H.,
buying Of me. take pleasure in showing my good.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH. agent,
&c la-co'!3t 100 Main street. sign BIG FLAG;
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.on Baltimore sur, October o,-t.


.... .,>~-DlrNETJEE row HOME.
-@u Baltimore sur. October :I-l.!
b. l~t Virginia REGIMENT ct infantry
... HsWi'L"r artillery cumjrav CON-
ittu programme satisfactorily -: Il
~.t. 81 ~atu''l," itIUr!' c>rort i
g.. "..;wau1, u. y. -. and Il 41.ntl
Is saturday ui-ll 1t thu %rInorN q
kiss.
..s tla. entertainments w%, one given
~. penis Mtdi@Hn. Of the house o!
~H-..luu \ Co.. 10 the members IL
. ..4~Hd IIoWlZcrS, several 81 the
.", Gu.uiryr> al TIE First Virginia ~.
..'. and T. tuw Hliti;uorcan>. The scene
..~fj}3 occasion was llarv,y'>. on
...r. -.,t. where Il dinner Of ny>trr,
... u.- served I. tl, STRANGERS and
#......
..-.,,a they were moi oppressed with
.....- lo ,0r carly IHrt ct the day, as
'- lD'l'a on tie lA!auc III tile alter
''' .'','' i''''! H'"' "c,'.'"o VI,
=" ~ "''">'" ~ >'' II
.''. W 'N''''s' ""''!'
TIN PARADE.
l. J.. u. the Fifth REGIMENT. MARYLAND
r .r, ;rH3rt!, Colonel j. Stricken Jenkins,
..... # ,,-ir awuury. =. Paul and Centre
...'-. Numbering 9,0 Iu,,>kct> and commits
.. -t.rr>, t!n.tl} strength of Tie rcgci-
.@1 hju. out in cnu-cImenc" OF The
, t.r tbrr.carl parade limiting The
Pa" ihn>" members who had their
Gn.u.. \, the order Of command
.H:. -,rn;.d ont at a quick but steady
..rt.. nlpy,turut of each soldier seeming
... n unison. and Tie whole body present
s." ~.4,-in" appearance. accompanied
." >:niu> of inspiring mE>ic from the
- 0.1j-ttirty pieces.
I'll ..ou, H., Streets of the vicinity, from
.....'r -fg,,i 10 Conway street. crowds Of
.... "'rr r"'I".icd, and the latter street
l0aa}.r H. ii.ht was only laSs,hlc TO
80. uHEfrrr, ipr whom the middle 0. the
....s ~a~ kept opcn. 50 great was the Gu
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rEIIE KENTUCKY LIBRARY GIFT
B CONCERT.
$,JG0.CG9 IN BANK TO PAY ALL GIFTS.
\ FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT.
SI0n lnn EOR OIL G1n.

At tic Second ;irand Gift Concert. authorized hy
special &C. II the legislature In aid of the Public
Library OF Kentucky, unlvoidably postponed from
September 18th Ia December I'LL. and which posi-
tiScly and uncIurncgly occurs in Louisville. KY,
on SATURDAY, bCcClGbcr :, 1872. without further
del on ai.y account whatever. the following cash
gifts are Tor distribution by lot among the ticket
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@ sn0 600 PUBLIC LIB r y K I
cb.}CUsOOO. OF KENTUCKY. For tickets
address OF apply NJ 900 Bank street or LOCK BOX u"
Richmond, Na. ,,.rr,ryrp
2l-9th a. I. IL F.No Nv.
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GRAND OPENING. 1907
NEW GOODS.
THIS DAY
W" have Ai exhibition and Inr sale the
LARGEST AND MOST STYLISH STOCK OF
EEADY-MADE CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS
ever offered the citizens Of RirIuunl.
Oar stock Is al c,r Of sHpeT0r 9"uijty, cHf. and
fnIsh, and embraces everything necessary {"
COMPLETE FIRST-CLASS GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.
We have handsome SUITS, ranging from sl5 to.:5o :
PANTS from &c TO sls
VESTS from s.. so TO :2:
Splendid line OF OyERCOATS from toss;
Full line Of Fall aud Winter UNDERWEAR,
GLOVES HOSIERY. IIANDKERCHIEFS. &c. {:
The tGrqeH anl fac@t stock Of SCARFS. era
WATTS, TIES, BOWS, &C.. ever opened in Rich
mond:
Also, full line Of or celebrated LINEN-BOSOM
SHIRTS;
COLLARS-hoth Linen. Lincn-flccd, and Paper
all Of the best qot1H".
Thankful for the very liberal patronage extended
to It's the past earnestly sci. continul-
aucc confident that we have redeemed our promise
| 10 make this the CLOTHING EMPORIUM" of
Richmond. WILLIAMSON & WITHERS,
1907 Main street.
f. + + + +: S M!1HSH: Statesmen.
L. l.. FRtYSEE. } SO 81
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WOOD AND coax.

GOAL AND WOOD.--Best ANTHRA-
~ CITE COAL. Of Ill sizes and at lowest rates:
well screamed and full weight guaranteed. Also.
h" r OAK anil PINE WOOD aud CLOVER HILL
COAL 1T lowest c5sI prices. Call and satisfy your
selves and If can't satisfy yo,i viii not SANDER
other dealers. Nineteenth and Cary, or 70s Grace
street. lsc III 9. II. PAGE.
lOAL, COKE, WOOD.-By schooners
" alcShain. Ocean Bird, and Morning Light pm
receiving cargoes OF very superior RED and WHITE
Ash EGG. STOVE and CHESTNUT ASTliRA-
CITE COAL, for sale ut the very lowest market
rates Also full supply, nj Company's prices. Of
CLOVER HILL LUMP, HAIL. nnf ENGINE
COAL (bitumiDnusl for CRATES, &c. The best COOK
M; COKE. Also MACIlI SE-SAWE ED and SLIT
OAK and PINE WOOD of unequallcd quality. II
Is convenient aud economical. ALSO the best CUM
EtKLAND COAL Tor manufacturing purposes.
For fuel Of any Kind apply Ia HE .ul-cr;iTr,
Anthracite coal screened and WEIGHED.
i. u. WATKINS,
iii Main street and Ninth aud Cary streets.
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RAILROAD LILIES.
81 ID I cd sz sszss;sss;ssass
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD Co..
RICHMOND, VA, October I, 1871

EM1E-LK -%ANE~--4--EG -
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILnoar, Goa -
RICHMOND, VA, October I, 1914.
NOTICE.-Unti further notice NO PAS,
~ sENGER TICKETS will be sold over this line
further than WEST POINT, the Powba,an steam
boat Company demandi1s thai we si tneras a The
ira Yelling public 10 understand there will be train
that will Leave the Richmond and York River Rail;
s@'f UaaPSht a sg p s. connssr :.
L, int for Baltimore. the h.and West. The
sl.amer Estate of virginia. connecting with MS ..
West Point has UNSURPASSED aCroimoda atoms, ana
her tlblc furnished equal 10 any hote. hlternate
q. ", Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, for West
The FREIGHT TRAINS viii bc run as nsuai
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, leaving Rich.
mona st o'clock A. N for Baltimore and all
Richmond and West Point, at 4. M.
promptly forwarded.
Through bills of ladlng given TO ali points.
By order Of The Board Of Directors;
j. L. TAYLOR. General Ticket and Freight Agent
Richmond ocl
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.-On and after September 5eth PAS
SENGER TRAINS will leave Richmond IS fol-
$40 4: M.-,MAlL TRAIN Except Sunday for
The White sulphur Spring., connecting NJ Goriops-
slle WIN M orange. Alexandria aud Manass1s
and South. = :
49, +. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN tcxcept
sunday for Gor'lonsvic, arriving ut sis r. IT.
This train connects at Gnrtnnssc with the Eight
trains on tn. ,rangr: Alexandria aud Manassas rail-
ROAD for LfNCtIEURG and WASHINGTON.
Through tickets, nj low rates. sold to all points
Northwest aud Southwest.
st'eragc tickets from Liverpool. Queenstown,
Amsterdam. Antwerp Hamburg. ffayre. Rotterdam.
BERGEN. Copenhagen. and Go'hcnbuig, 10 all points
on this read. can bc h'nghi OF The General Ticket
Ageat nj Richmond, or c,D be ordered through any
station aSrni ou the road.
Further Information may IL obtained at the Com-
pauys offices.
4. Fl. PERRY General Superintendent
JAMES +. NErIIERLASD. General Ticket Agent
jyl
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a CUE AND FEVER CAN BE SPEED
IA lily CURED With WOODS AGIE CON
OTERuR. j. c. Redwood has used II with hap
,iiest results. l. q. BASS thinks II sh"ald hc ca
trnsiyely known. James Irife i,rolnmTii'ls II
several cases al rronounees IL successful In every
instance. WOOD & son, Druggists,
NJ Ninth and Main streets
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;i,rE...krs>t; VIRGINS MILITARY

49,. ..tw- j. >tjll without eA>.
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IOR SALE, to arrive, $50 bales HAY
schooner Mary A. Tyler: i01 bales per schooner
Harry Brewster. We think this Is the best lot OF
Hay offered In this market for some time. we VIII
soil to arrive In lots To s'st purchasers ana WIZ
store and insure free OF charge. -
''0'@ GERvAS STORRS & CO.,
,o,s,v Office 1920 Cary street.
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GOING EAST.

.
Train No. 10 Through mail and explts.l leaves
Richmond daily IL 1850 Z. NJ; leaves Danviffc daily
al a:56 T. NJ. arrives at Greensboro daily at 12:2s
, 1872-04-06

crs which have been created for them. lam sure their
own intelligence will teach them 10 use them Alright.
1t may be as well TO state here what are the objects
of Agricultural Chemistry, from which we are Ted to ex-
pect so much. According to Mr.. Bree, "A ~professed
writer on the subject, they are-FirstIy. The chemical
ANALYSIS of soils by which the elements from which
plants derive their means Of growth andsupporting life
may be, so far as the soil is concerned, clearly defined
and understood.
2dly, The chemical constitution of plants by which
correct notions Of the adaptation Of the soil 10 the
plant may he founded.
3d!y, The chemica! exam! nation Of manures, Or the
food Of plants by which a correct system of their APP
pIication to the known condition of the soil, and the
known constitution of the plant, may be established,
and also the best means of retaining or increasing
their fertilising principles.
Let not my readers, however. fear that | shall infict
upon them Il dry and learned work, or even a learned
digest of works on these heads. | shall do no such
thing first, because | should want the ability; and Sc
condly, because | should consider il ont of place for, as
MIR. Bree says IL another place, at is unnecessary that
the farmer should have an intimate acquaintance with
chemistry. The knowledge he requires is, the means
OF applying the discoveries of others TO the improve
ment OF his system of farming. The chemist can ex-
plain to the farmer, that certain plants require certain
food and though the statement ofthe chemist is fouRd-
ed upon his knowledge of the ultimate elementary
structure of both, it does not follow that the farmer
should undertake the analysis Of wheat, or stable ma
nure.' Again, it has been well said by another writer
(Mr. SolIy): ''The chemistry which may benefit the
agriculturist, is neither philosophical chemistry, nor
tho chemistry of the laboratory but it is what may be
termed the chemistry of nature those simple and ele-
either Of nature or of art, constantly going on before