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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-16

MOUNTAIN FIRE. The Massanutten noun
tain, opposite New Market, presents the ap-
pearauce of perfectly level top for distance
of about three miles On last Friday night
about 9 o'clock, long, regular line of fire
swept up from the Page side, and dressed its
elf, like battlefront, along the summit. 1t
was uagnifcently grand sight, but the pleas
ure of viewing it was much affected by the ap-
prehension of serious injury to the timber. on
the mountain side During Saturday and Sa-
turday night, it was working its way down
through the cliffs and, on Sunday morning,
some of our farmers found it necessary to has
tily summon assistance and prevent the further
progress of the flames. This was successful,
immediately opposite New Market, but on
Monday, Notwithstanding the force that was
lighting it, the fire still ragged furiously south
of Birds Knob. In war times, at night, it
might we'll have been mistaken for the camp
fires of large army. Unless speedily stopped,
We fear much damage will be done, as tie tim
Ter is now full of sd p.-Shenandoah Taly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-16

CONGRESS. the Senate yesterday the
Conference Committee report on the Dehcien-
cy Appropriation bill was concurred In and the
bill passed Mr. Cameron brought up the bill
giving a site in Washington for the depot of
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, which
was discussed until the close of the session.
In the House of Representatives it was decided
10 considering the Consular Diplomatic Appro-
priatiou bill that the Minister to Nicaragua
Shall perform the same duties at all the other
Central American seats of Government. The
Tariff bill was taken up, and the duties on lum-
Der reduced ten per ct. from the present rates.
The conference report agreed to in the Senate
was also adopted by the House The point of
difference was in regard to the cotton claims,
aud it is now provided that owners of cotton 10
the Confederate States, whose property was
uulawfully seized after the 3Oth of June, 1865,
shall he refunded the net proceeds.
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W:.7.N'TS.

the Waterloo Steam Brick
w Yard, on the Washington and Ale1an-
dria Railroad, SIX BOYS, from IS to l8 years
of age, as Truckers Wages one dollar per day.
nv l6-2te FREEDLEY & STEVENS.
VITANTE AT the Mansion House, expe-
w rienced CHAMBERMA AIDS and FLOOR
HANDS. Must come well recommended.
my l6-tf
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VIRGINIA NEWS

4 letter from Harrisonburg Va, says =
The IT, s. District Court for the western dis.
trict of Virginia, Judge Alexander Rives pre-
siding met there on Tuesday. There are three
colored men on the grand jury. u. 5. Mar
sllal Gray, in drawing the grand jury, appor-
toned the color according to the population.
This allows three colored men at this court aud
about ten at the Lynchburg court.
Memorial Day was observed in Richmond.
Large numbers visited Hollywood Cemetery,
where the beautiful rites Of decking soldiers
graves with flowers were performed. Many
ladies' and gentlemen from Petersburg were
present, and the country adjacent to Richmond
sent large delegations. Col. Sloan ordered out
the First Regiment who, marched out TO the
cemetery, in honor Of the occasion.
o. last Sunday evening, about three miles
from Gordonsvile, colored mau named Tom
Page shot and wounded colored woman, name
unknown, trom the effects of which she died
Yesterday evening The cause is said to be re-
veuge. The man has been arrested.
\ large quantity oflocust bloom is said to
indicate good corn crop. The Shenandoah
Valley says 1--WE hope it may prove a cor
rect saying thisyear, but all signs fail in dry
weather.
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company announce that the depot at
AQUA Greek has been abolished and that
Quantico is substituted for it.
The annual council of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church, Diocese of Virginia commenced its
session at Norfolk yesterday. About eighty
clerical and seventy lay delegates we're present
The attempt to clear out the sand bars in
the Appomatto1 river, below Petersburg, has
been given up for the present.
There was rain in Richmond on Tuesday
evening and heavy rains in Norfolk the same
day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-16

Gs-I will be obliged t" the gentleman who
borrowed from me 4 copy II the Corporation
Laws, with the name Of , +. Beach on l., II he
will return the same.
my 1876 r. Il. SMITH, Jr.
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sE.H.HER RESORTS.

TAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, w. VA,
Via Winchester, VA
This delightful watering place has b~-.a b d.
oughly rcftted, and is now kept ia tn" mo-:
modern style Its waters are a ALKALINE, and
have q wide celebrity for their prompt and hay
py action in DYSPEPSIA, Diseases Of tn
KIDNEYS and BLADDER, including CA
CULUS, in various SKIN Discusses and in Their
I'D mirable effects on the Female Constitution -
The air Of Cupon is unsurpassed in VII the moua
tsins of Virginia for saubrl:y. elasticity ~"
drvnesS. Its
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DINE OLD ST. MACAlRE CLARET in
II store and for sale by
nv lG Ito and 10 King street
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in which the bargain was contaminated. from
our reliable correspondent Sidney, who, be-
ing personal friend of the gal ant C"'one''
called upon him at his rooms Iii the ~. Marc
hotel, and asked him how he liked President
Grant. ;.
Colonel Mon! he is very PLAZA; one don
feel small in his presence. l"n dom have that
awe or reverence enc had when uShered infn
the presence ofGcDera Lee. wa very murh
pleased with Grant and my reception.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08

-, , ~, oorts for the new bonds bearing | 10 per
cent lower interest 10 place the whoe debt NJ o"cr
rate Al least he asks Congress To grant these proVr
s,ons which Congress- bending its financial energies 10
the task viii probably do II II can spare the necessary
,e from the more congonil business OF Presidentnak
ing The stock market to-day has Dcen very quiet All day
d the volume of business unusually restricted At tho
prces were strong but tho persistent efforts OF
the bear specuators to keep money costly ana dcue
10 attain was met by corresponding characterization "
deal on any OF the list, and hence INC uullhess touy
After slight advance the opening hgures prices SUI
seGueny dropped, and n further DeuiiSn 'oeins "''
annorcnt after the publication OF tho bank statement
49,, a., ,ii,o ,hroucbout was gradual, and embraced
g. ., r trcr,es Of and q per cent,the most marked
doeltnc bonp I'm Union Pacific In the case OF BOSTON,
Hartford and Enc, and c. c. ana l. C' tne inBhcsV
prices Of the campaign were maze III the nornlns'
though the r5tnamcd later went on one per CENT ino
larger dealings, beside those already mchtiohou WIZ
New-York Central, Erie, Northwestern omos' hoch
Island western Union Telegraph, and Pacific Mall Dut
the trade in tho other shares was inssiliNcah'
Tho friends NJ Pacific Mail stll express confidence IN
the belief that Congress Will finally grant the additional
subsdy which they ask for additional mail service on inc
China line, and the almost unanimous vote by which '"c
bill for reducing capital stock Of the company rom
twenty 70 ten millions Of dollars, was ordered 10 a
third reading in the Assembly, yesterday gives as
surance that the company VIII obtain the legislation ey
NJ the STATE tdlltdl 'lDuS an" ii"'
sold at co. and Atlantic NAL Steamship Company, D TO
92l. against % to 80 yesterday OF tho investments,
Chicago Burlington and Quincy sold at 1874, and Chicago
and Atom l7f In the miscellaneous shares, the Quick
silyers were quiet. Brunswick Land selling at 90 and
Missouri Preforred,3. The coal stocks were dun and
steady. Express shares strong and higher. Az
the final wnd-up OF the market there was strong SELF
ing disposition noted and prices left OFF weak at about
the lowest of the day The opening, highest, lowest
and closing prices were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08

The money market continued its stringcncy 10 the
close and among the stockholders the ruling rates were
ZIG OF per cent and 3l6 aud interest Just before
D. IN. After the close of bank hours the demand con
tinucd. and loans were said 20 have commanded the
extraordinary rate Of per cent The bond houses were
supplied at 49,. gold There business doing in
commercial paper The bank statement was an tx
iremely uniayOfabe one ana although IL was expected
show the handiwork OF the pulator yet its main
features worse than anticipated the banks making
net loss Of si15GOO and holding Sls9e5O IN cx
Of legal requirements The legal tenders were re
duccd nearly sJO0OOOO although the withdrawal of
7T0OOO through the Tenth National Bank yesterday only
counted In the average day. This would show an
actually weaker condition than that warranted by the
soment and reflects the aacy the present style OF
making up averages. The specie was down 1920 90.
The movement OF the week covered Treasury di-
busoment of s2,i70OO0 account Of redeemed bonds,
u 10000 the regular sale. and s57 7ss ON account of
con interest the customs receipts footing up S. 800 los
and the specie spmcntS tglC,il. The loans were CA
padded si,7iG,Ooo.
Tie following table shows the condition OF the New.
Yoik C.ty banks NJ the dates uuderslated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08

Foreign Exchange throughout the week has mlcd dull
and weak affected largely by the rumOrcd European
investment demand for American securities which ha
induced buyers to hold OH The strngcucy In tho
money market has also created forced sales ~
borrowed bills 20 q considerable extent, resulting in
q concession of / per cent on the part Of direct
sellers from quotations nj the BEGINNING NJ the
week. The advance in the Bank Of England rate OF /,
per cent aud increased activity OF money at London
failed induce corresponding rise in short bills here
most OF the valuations against shipments of stocks
being made at sight aud offered freely. The market at
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Total each far - w af'l soi jl loNv lu-fi
Gtanl t''
The gold market has been strong but quiet and all the
sales nc 100 QlICl, the Room presenting scene OF I'M
usual duiness In the gold loan market the rates pad
for having balances carried gold 6 &, s. A. and
per cent The Assistant Treasurer dsbursed s5i 900 IA
January and March interest, making total o. S31j co.
aud redeemed SIsjO00 in called bonds total OF Sl2i.
OOO The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
ms follows Gold cleared. S29,225 90; gold balances.
Sso33O1; currency balances, S2ioO,jO1 The following
,r4re a.
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The subjoined table shows the highest and lowest
prices of active Stocks United States bonds. and gold
made during the week. well the closing prices of
nu1h ~ No dntns unlnrmnntinnnl:
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NJ for CITY bank stOcks:


moro was trong tone to the railroad bOnd7 Bo'on'
Hartford and Erie lists were in demand at 4j@Gt Cen
trail Pacidcs sold at 1919; Union Pacific lsts Ha@95
Land Grants 8ly do Incomes, ST s3i lists OF C. G. ana
c. soas9l; North Missouri sts 90 and lists Of Harlem
to2 Tho fniloviur were the bids:
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nuE TO UNTR TRUTHFUL BULL
PLAIN L.

PLAIN Ia AVE- TO UNTR UTHFUL BULL
wBIcn rise to reply,
And my language is cool,
That for ways that are sly
In shcnanigan, Bull,
Sou beat all creation swan you re as sot as an oosu
nate mule.
Its no good to cali names
About indirect claims
And the Albany m y mnss o,,c,t-,or instance
-ss thus:
All, Jim was his name
And his cattle and swine
EveTy and then came
And broke over the lines ,.. -
For We lived close together though he was uS'"n' ~
latiOR of mine.
MY house was hran-new,
And my garden was best;
Like potatoes posSesseui 81. 49,. No., ,-,o-
And jim getting Jealous threw stones at my heh Wheh
she sot on her nest
WE'LL went of one week,
Nhcu he grabbed up his AK
And the cowardiy sneak
Give couple Of whacks,
which ho cove ~ my fence ana my door, an" INC Oo"'
follercd IN in his tracks.
Those ere horned critters ct
The corn, lettuce, and peas,
AZ the butter aud cheese.
And through basement and pantry they raInpased In
cooked ViDtualS up 10 tAeH Knees
They capszed the hot stove;
The flames dartcd and broke
Through the ceilings above,
arrovo and them ruins taking the quetest KIND OF
a smoke.
Jim-he'd scoo;ed home
And had locked himself IN;
t. the Wiuder hc come.
And hC said, with grin,
ront he mad for we re cousins, YOU know, and we
ought to hc orOaios agiu'
James" said I, "prehapS;
You have did chose,
But yOu We burned MP my traps,
And I'm free 10 suppose,
II Won are the person think you VIII pay me or hese
and iOT thOst.'
Then calmly spoke James;
am SOrrY. And more:
wilpay direct claims
For The loss you have bore.
IN FORK over the damage Zee DONE here dollar for
breaking your door"
Now John. must wait
Like owl on tunh.
But III catch soon ur late
That ere iOCuldr jim.
,,,.... ltruf w. 4. CROFTUT.
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TIE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LAND grant BoNps
for SALE at o.! and accrued interest in currency by
WHITE, MORRIS d Co., No. Is WalI-st.. and
GwYNNE, JOHNSON & DAY, No. Is Wall:st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08

lhtIh Sllere has been attie variation Today AMI
h- offerings all Kinds extremely gt Ihc suppl 81 tonnage hr
moderate aud holders arm. The To Liver
poo by se4n 400 bash on. al standard bnli bs Sl 90
oats d. ni London lal ties Bee Is. tt The char
tor Al Italian bark tOm Philadelphia Gibraltar Tor od.-,
ljO Refined Petroleum. privilege Alac re-
Gan bark. hrlce Venice hb. Roam &c. AK
and 100 csrs kcanel Petroleum, pEiy ate terms.
GEAlNla Wheat we bad hr of aetV
10y ysrah.eues ~ Spg but Winter lac sta improved.
active southern demand Tesda, have Va.
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~
COFFEE market all uGs j. DULL ard uomins
FLOURANp aEAI-we have had quite scve ara eH'd Flour
especially Winter Wheat brans thee
duce supply ard general demand, wolfe Spring eat titra nave
attracted a'isr Provincial loca'
reduction stock q
Winter Wheat brau and lud the Of St Louis td Soutln
Illinois Extra much less des ble so aui. indeed tie
supply 81 Family brands enyr is greatly relree; Choice Spnng
Wheat Extras have beeR good demand at rather higher ues no
" GRADES have improved sg M ou IN the absence o. W hSrolean
Flour South West
tain that much Of the surplus q Indiana, Ohio ani Mn will 10
prices OF e;em Wheat Extras have advanced since
cG hh Tie exports OF the week liiJ bh,
grade, and et The medium and better are a gs, ous
sell No and Sup ine and better h the
kt roug especially for the low grades sales Of HN Vo We
e oo2s6 ~ Ohio Ind m Sup seGs a.
No ................ 900 20 Ono Ronntaoop. .
Supein,............ Gl@ % IRA ShIpnD..... leG ~
Wcsga SGpmar Ext o1s 10 Ohio sd Nic. os 20
ga y -
Good 10 choice spnns II; Louis, single 6lG q >
~ai., 7Oe SO = LOUIS. Double Rs . u g.
Ohio Mch.... 60lGuesee. bIS brands sea -
Souhe -Four better, bat quiet tie Trade are SLOW 20 aF
the market sFoag at Che Improvement
G4L AcL and Gesc.etowr Mrl to Good sup SO 80 81
bolt, Alex. asd Ioometown ENra AMI Family ~ !, !"
Richmond Country. Ex,ra...................,. BN@
la csowu Co. &c. Extra. ................. So 80
Re- Flour quiet but sey sales VI lSO bbl> We quote
Rye Flour state ana Prnnsy .......... $50 10
Corn Meal - In moderate demand aud steady safes OF p DOS We
qnnte;
cora e. Jersey. 81 cs3 Cora Meal Bre.. 80 70 as 10
Corn MraLMesiM. } 80 n 90
Jersey Bag Meal-Fine White At VI $50 ~ 6S Fire yellow ~ 90
Fed ii s5Ir : 1 %. rive tcci ST 500 81 IS y in To-
Csaan Flour better and TAR Gm'Hi '~les Of 2'' bes a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08

THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RArLRoAp
CoupANY's FIRST MORTGAGE BoYDs are being ab
sorbed by an increasing demand for them.
Secured as they are by first mortgage on tho
Road. Land Grant Franchise, and Equipments, COM
bined in one mortgage, they command at once a
ready market.
Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mortgage
Deed must advance the price upon The sing OF
the loan. Principal and interest payable IN goh
Interest at eight 81 per cent per annum. Payable
semi-annually, free of tax. Principal IN thirty
years. Denominations, $1,000, $3.50, and 500 Cou-
pOns or Registered.
Price 97l and accrued interest, in CURRENCY from
February -, 1872.
Maps. Circulars Documents, and information fur
nishcd.
Trustees, Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
New-YOrk.
Can now be had through -he principal Banks and
Bankers throughout the country, and from The un-
dersigned, who unhesitatingly recommend them.
TANNEE & Co., Bankers,
No. II Wall-st., Ncw-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08

HoUsroN AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY
LAND GRANT SINKING FUND SEVEN PER CENT GOLD
BoNDs for sale at 90 and accrued interest Nv
JouN J. CISCO * son, 80 Wal-st.
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AND
POLITICAL REGISTER
rOR 1S92.
FoI'RTn EDITION NOW READY.

.,. rssl Astronomical ooc;eats o. Almanac it gives
a.. t..s-- raHl-sl and s.att.cal iitorm'uon:
LAWS ASD JOINT RESOLUTIONS PASSED DURING TIE
Tflsb SESSION OF TBE XLIsr CONGRESS-
rlcrlAHAIIONs OS NEUTRALITY AND ftNlANl>N.
ar ENFORCING TIE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT
Tlfh TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN
o4ptNEACKS OUTSTANDING PROM 100. TO 1871
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENT is OF iHb l. ;. FOX 4o'L
Er,frfe or POST-OfFICES Is 100 AND j'L
tyPO.IS AND THEIR COST
plbfIC DEBT or THE UNITED STATES
rlPiI ALTON or STATES EY COUNTIES FROM 1920 TO 1870
POPULATION or 1IE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF IHEUS
toai ,Il5s oF THE a. s. AED TERRITORIES 100 To l'7o
tsrEp >rArES GOVERNMENT - CABINET - SCPRhAa
srir.t- eI,isr, ss To FOREIGN COrRr>.
fr.IA-.E,oND CONoEE>>-loLITIcALLf CLASSIFIED
,uuViITEE> OF 1HENLUD CONGRESS.
.r.lt.. Oh THE UNION POPULATION. CAPITALS, GOV
rrSor> l..-cONCgt, >I0NAL APPO8UOENlNr
Ii..II.S I1 Ut,- CAREFULLY Prepaid, or L-LC-
1rO.. u.. 3D. Us I.I COMPARED WITH FORMER YEARS
hos. l. ACQUIRE iItLa 10 GOsLRNMENf LAND &C, &c.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
ApRL INVESTMENTS.

To those who have funds to invest, and to those
who wish to increase their income from funds al
ready invested in other securities, we recommend
NORTHERN PACIFIC SEVEN-THIRTIEs. Bearing seven
and Three-tenths e $40 gold interest and secured
by n First Mortgage on both the Road and Land
Grant OF great extent and value, they combine un-
usual Proftableness with objectionable Security.
The proceeds Of all sales Of Land are required to
be devoted by the Trustees Of the bondholdcrs az n
Sinking Fund TO tho purchase and cancellation OF
the first mortgage bonds or temporarily 10 the pay
ment Of interest thereon, if necessary. This pro-
vision will make the Railroad Company itself a con
slant and heavy purchaser Of its own securities IN
the open market from the time tho road is completed
until the bonds mature, or all bought II. The
effect of this will naturally be steady rise IN the
value Of the bonds.
The NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY VIII,
during the present month of April, offer for sale and
settlement about Two Million Acres Of its Lands in
Minnesota and many thousand acres are already
taken and applied for Thus the immense landed
estate of the Company begins at once to available
All marketable stocks and bonds viii be received
O,y express or otherwise at current prices IN eA-
change for Northern Pacific Seyen-thirties without
expense to the investor. Pamphlets and tull H.
formation will be furnished on application.
JAY COOKE & Co.,
New-York, Philadelphia and Wellington
For sale by Banks and Bankers generally.
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An evidence o the BUSINESS OF the week, during each
day I'm certain of the active shares and the grand total
Of sales In such shares is found in the suAjoRed table,
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ports for 81 years. for tho week ending April and for
the corresponding period In the undcrnoted years;
prrBIIC DEBT STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE following Is n
statement prepared at tho Treasury. showing tho
progress Of reduction Of the public Geot and interest
from March 1, 1860. to April 1, 1s72;
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Ncm i1nt!ications.
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slar, i,ra only could drrr mr. 'eho had looked
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seAes Of saesey oai Of 1rors m0pgA bef are emit
-sg gr1asiiad NJ lloges Is a-lys sparkling and r The
sa-n norgA startling ami uaed are rery natural
.s ne oiaraer s,org oi, ne b'gai7g 90 he end roH2y
sAa,a attention Of ne rsa T rorE has esa 'oarm'y COZ"
t,iea tse Press ari7g; IS PUBLICATION. ssra IN Appons
Jn eas bot5rsa ills a,r 70 Be deieiI Ge aorcl Of The
s E,a.y Boa.sIay TIE lon, IA too EDITIONS oro paper
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Gcachcrs.

A THOROUGH, practical TEACHER, with
testimonials. desires engagement as
FRNESS IN family living The county going to the country
fr Tie sumner Address TEACdER, 50 West FOIts-S1ihsd
A LADY, experienced in teaching the I'm,
n rlsh ra1chcs French Music &c, desires ENGAGkMENI
RESIDENT VISITING lNSfKUCIRES 40 ouecuoh 10 leave
The city, Address Miss L.. Box w Tribune O6ee
60 mer. school insttute,' "A Bond-St., supplies
~ families with reliable Teaefe+ Teachers wanting
oF, 81 Ia have Application Form j. W. Scnermerhorn ActuarY
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DEAR CULTURE FOR PBOFIT.--An illus
f.f vo-. I'D hg p T. Prct cal IloricI 49,
So r a groaer II Pear Tor market l1e subject IS
~ . t4.r.u-h. TREATED the following heads Nareies A
soil distance Apart Selecting Trees p"aI
49, Iu~ Of Planting Plating Digging Trees ifom he
pl.tu- varieties 20 PAN. Pruning Orclgr Leco'i
~ Worf complete Practical Manual for the Pear
w.r .fhcr r pleasure profit vol, handsomely bound 10
sll Pn,e Sent free by mai on recent " Trce address
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r,ur rIFVTYTS OF AGRICULTURE.

r f Irng farmer. ay Warug. jr formerly Agricu-
a. .i Central Plik SewYor Author Of "Dt Inas
- fro .l De- Health" Se,oli 90 lo1 cartg " rs
ms ll.tNI ma Soil MANCKES. MECHANICAL CJLil-
WALTON. ANALYSIS
tl discussed pam an0 'hus7
a f.f4ar. 'of irfy ulter,faud
90. t.ok successful prf~'nt J'rNt'f ard Is N OF
.aE ..or .ptI -I f.ce. AMI .ut lOcru-.
Prce ~ hy maid postpaid
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POLITICAL REGIsT

'VHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
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