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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

LADIES, MISSES, AND GENTLEMEN,
Are most respectfully invited TO call at
NO. 10 WEST EIGHTH STREET,
and satisfy themselves that that is the place to get
hand made BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS made
to order. A perfect nt guaranteed
LADIES', MISSES, and cRILDRBB'S
machine sewed boets and shoes for sac at the very
lowest prices. Do not forget 70 call and learn ms
prices before giving your orders elsewhere for Gus
tom boots, shoes and CATERS
Repairing neatly and promptly done
]. NJ HOLMES
Ne. 10 West Eighth street,
mare9-u (2d door from Shipley,) Will, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

EY-There Is yet time TO take full course of les
sons in Drawing, in Perspective or in Painting, be-
fore the summer vacation, II begun by Monday or
Tuesday, April 18th or 80 h. Apply to A. 7. Scott
No. 9, Almonds Building Eighth street between
Market and Shipley street, on Monday and Tuesday
night or frem s, A. NJ to 8, p M, on Wednesday
and Friday at his residence, 400 EFourth street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

B~- Painting Up.-Mr. John H. Muhlhausen, the
well-known Merchant Tailor, at AIS King street,
has had his store inside repanted, that II looks
as bright and clean and pleasant as one OF the new
suits of clothes he makes for a customer. MI n.
has very pleasant store, convenient to customers,
being near the centre Of trade and yet so located
that his expenses are moderate, which accrues to
the benefit OF those he does business for Those who
want 70 employ satisfactory tailor had better go
IN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

FIRE AT HARRISaroN "A fire broke ont at Har-
rington, last night, and consumed two barns
one the property Of Mr., Macklin, the other OF Mr.
Clymer-and dwelling belonging to Mr.. Kane.
were burned to death in the burns. The fire
originate ed in the barn Of Mr.. Maeklin and it ia
thought was caused by an incendiary. Less, about
$4,000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

THE CIRcUs.-It ID estimated that from twelve
TO fifteen thousand persons attended Barnum'
circus and menagerie, in this city, Yesterday. In
the afternoon and evening the immense pavilion
under which the circus performance took place
was very nearly full of crowded humanity
at times noisy, boisterous and loud in their ac-
claim at the successful performance OF difficult
acrobatic and tumbling feats. The wild animals
exhibited, with few exceptions, were such as
are commonly seen in menageries, but they ,nev-
ertheless, attracted considerable attention.
Shortly after midnight the circus troop took
its departure for Baltimore, where it performs
for four days, and thenceit will proceed West
wardly.
The exhibition in Wilmington was profitable
one for Barnum Rumor says that he sent away
after the days performance $1,000 as his net
profit.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

The PoIIcR.-Ten members Of the city police
force, employed at the circus. yesterday, attract
ed somebody's attention. The fact is that the
officers were then not ION duty" and their time
was Il 9 r own, not the Oitys. They, of course
accepted proposition to add something TO their
moderate salaries, and besides this, their pres
ence among such croSd was very desirable for
the public protection.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

FIRE IN THE CouNTRY.-The barn and out
buildings, together with the corn and fodder
stored therein and one mule, OF Wllia am Kiuna-
mon, residing in the First election district Of
Caroline county, near the Delaware line, were
burned on Thursday morning last. The material
for new building, stored in close proximity to
the barn, was also consumed. The fire occurred
in broad daylight, and as its origin il a mystery
it is believed to have been the work of an incen-
diary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01
Now Adyerti.emenl., ThIa DAY.

Statement OF wilmington and Brandywlre Bank
wanted-a milliner at kennett Square.
Funeral Notices. ..-.. -.
Wanted-Tw0 bricklayrrs
Black SilKs-Wm. NJ Kennard 4 Co.
Houses for sale Geo. X. Townsend.
II lrse sale in Philsdslphia-Doyle 4 Nichols.
white girl wanted Tor general nousework.
Printer wanted--,I. 8. Prettymsn-
Situation wauted to do g, neral housework.
Plantation Bitters--City Item.
Lowering Property at Public Sale.
Hardware-Truman 4 Shaw.
Funeral Notices. ID.
Gold bracelet lost.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

Read the new advertisement of VIM. Kennard
4 Co., which appears to-day.
Barnum's ticket agent says he sold 80 900 tick
cts yesterday, which we believe to be all fudge.
The inmates OF the House for Frendess aud
Destitute Children were admitted to the circus
free, yesterday.
The Old Folks Concert tomorrow evening.
viii it pay ?" Ask Barnum.
New dress goods at Liehtensteins.
Hope Loan Association meets this evening.
The public schools closed, yesterday afternoon,
until Monday next
Drunken men were alike plentiful and dis
gusting, last evening.
Wiseaeres say that Barnum has no connection
whatever with the circus which exhibited here
yesterday other than the use Of his name. That
matters but little if those who went are salts.
fed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01
visiting soldiery.

THL1R PARADE AND ENTERTAINMENT LAST EVENING
Shortly after five O'Clock, last evening, the
Thirteenth Regiment, N G., OF Pennsylvania,
Col. Joseph R. c. Ward commanding arrived in
this city from Philadelphia. and were met at the
depot by the Hod Carriers Association and the
Independent Brass Band of this city, of this city.
The regiment was accompanied by the Hannibal
band.
The procession formed on Walnut street and
marched up Walnut to 7th, out 7th to West, up
West to the Avenue, out the Avenue to Jeffer-
son. counter-marching and returning tdsMarket
street, down Market to and, out End to French.
up French to 8th, up Sth to the Institute and
there dismissed. The visitors looked well in
their gray uniform, and marched with martial
step.
In the evening. an entertainment was given at
the Institute. The exercises consisted of drill,
in which the soldiers displayed great proficiency
in the manual and a vocal and instrumental
concert. The hall was pretty deneely packed
with people, come of them being white,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

THIEvERY Yesterday was a harvest for tn
thieves, and great many of them made hay
while the sun shined. We have heard of num-
Der Of robberies committed, among which were
L. W. Stidham, Of SIS and check Mr. Bacon
Of his pocket book and six cents Mr.. Talley,
OF quantity Of money, and gentleman, whose
name we could not ascertain, was also robbed OF
$50. The treasury Of one Of the side shows to
the circus was also pilfered Of its receipts for
the day. This would seem to Indicate that all
the thieves were not of the troupe or if Of it,
they were playing sharp upon one another.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

Ew-Ihe first thing you do after moving is to go
right down TO CHEAP JOHNS, and select whatever
you may want for housekeeping; for John has NO
rent to pay so he sell cheaper than any store in
this city. NO. 8 &. FOURTH ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

Do NOT Miss THE CHAScE.-When anything
offers which promises to be an advantage, do
not.miss the chance Of seizing upon it, By Sdc-
ing money you male money. 1t is not what you
earn, but what you save, that makes riches II
you would save large percentage in the pur-
chase OF your Spring and Summer Clothing, pro-
cure them from the immense stock, at the great
clothing emporium Of Bennett & Co, Tower
Hall No. sic Market street, halfway between
Fifth and Sixth streets, Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

EB-cdn or Send for estimates, prices and other
information as to job Printing. Il, Q. Ferris, Sup
er ntendent COMMERCIAL Press JOB Rooms, 9th and
Markell Sta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

hH-Pamphlst and Book Work, Of all kinds, done IN
the best style at the JOB once, s. W. Cor OF Fifth
and Market Sts., Second Story
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

LOST THEIR CASH. = John Grubb carpenter,
had his pocket book stolen yesterday at the
menagere containing SS4
VIM. Wells, butcher, also lost his pocket book
and "a.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

New ESTERPnIsE. Joseph C. Kennedy
has leased that portion Of the large brick build
ing belonging to W. r. & II. Cause, on Front
street, which was not destroyed by the late fire
there and has embarked in the manufacture of
felloes for wheels. In the cellar he has one of
Baxters patent portable engines. a circular saw
and other machinery. and occupies all the build
ing, except one floor which is rented to Jno. W.
Gheep
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

Ew-7Ae cheapest place to buy Furniture and Bed
ding is at Graves s. K corner 4th and King streets
feS-eodsm- mon tues thurs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

Picnic AT RosESDALE.-The Americus Club
has announced picnic to take place at Rosen-
dale Park on the 30th inst. Prof. Ritchies baud
will be in attendance, and an opportunity will be
afforded to " trip the light fantastic toe Tick
eta. so cents
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

RECIPROCAL GIFr-N ilmngton Division, No.
l., s. of T., has presented to John H. Publ. a
very handsome certificate OF Membership in said
division in return for the donation of nicely
finished Bible made some time ago.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

The CHILDREN AT BARNUMs.-A committee Of
the Managers Of the Home for FriendleAs Chill
dren made inquiry OF Barnum's agent, whether
reduced terms would be made for the admission
Of the little folks under their charge He
promptly invited them to visit the show, free,
and they did so, o. in number. All of which
was kind, and good advertisement, besides.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

Killed BY THE CARs.-A colored man name un-
known. was struck by the 10. 20 train North Il st
evening, near Linwood, and killed He was
walking on the track
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

REPAIRS COMPLETED. locomotive Of the
Eastern Shore Railroad, which has been under
gsfng repairs in this city, was sent down to the
Company, tins morning. The word HTrustees"
is marked upon it's sides, but whether this is in
dieatiye Of too much trust, heretofore, we are
unable to saw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

OFFICIAL APPOINTMENT Henry s. Truitt has
been appointed County Constable for Whining
ton Hundred, vice W. H. Brady, resigned He
is q resident Of the Sixth Ward.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01
EIMAacsAL AmD COMMERCIAL.
OFRIon OF THK DAILY CoanxrRcIkL.
Vysl,,.i., f,4o,, hal Nav 1870

The regular monthly meeting Of the Whining
ton Loan Association was held, last evening, and
$500 sold At ss per cent. and $500 at ss11 per
cant
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

EN-To produce a clear, bright healthy and beeutl-
ful complexion. use the DOLLAR REWARD
SOAP for toilet purposes.
WM. II. ALMOND BRO Agents for Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01
uYoTTCB,

The subscriber hereby gives his friends and the
public generally to understand that, notwithstand-
ing the absurd reports 10 the centrary-gotten up
and circulated by certain eross1gfained individuals
actuated by malicious motives he may still be
found at his place Of business, Nos. 5l2 and 5l4
Market street. where he expects to remain until 1t
suits his pleasure to remove elsewhere, and from
which he does not contemplate q speedy removal,
a. he has five years lease Of the premises.
Respectfully, etc.,
CHAS. II. NYE,
Proprietor wilmington Restaurant and Billiard
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01
wilmington Quotations, furnished hy h. r. Rob
fnson 4 Co, Bankers, 9Th and Market stA.i
ct O'CLOCK p. NJ, to-day.
CITY ITEMS.

bw-Ths new Colonnade Hotel Philadelphia, Pa
Is perfect palace in its appointments.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

Az OLD WoMAS.--An old eolored woman by the
name Of Burr died at the residence OF Hector
Mullin, near New Centr evlle, Chester county, a
few days ago She was brought to Philadelphia
about the year l772, and said she was then eleven
years DID, making her one hundred aud eleven
years at the time Of her death.-I Iilla1e Reeord
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

The DELAWARE TRIBUNE.-A correspondent,
writing from Queen Anne's county, Nd, SAYS Of
our weekly edition, the DELAWARE TRIBUNE
ALLOW me to say that your paper is a very well
come visitor 1t has become one Of the house
hold fixtures that could not be dispensed with
wish that copy could be sent into every
household in the cot1nttv -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01
Pallss essrt.

William Thomas had q hearing before the
Mayor, last evening, charged with the larceny
Of Elizabeth Burgoyns's pocket book, at the
circus. He was held in &500 bail for his ap-
psarance at Court. The impression prevails
however, that Thomas did not commit the theft,
but that il was done By one OF the showmen-
the one who seized on to the colored man as
soon as the robbery was detected. Circumstan-
ces, too, seem TO corroborate this impression
Samuel Dixon, arrested by officer Bacon for
disorderly conduct and threatening bodily harm
to Mr.. Nye, was fined IS and costs and held in
$500 bond to keep the peace. l... Lsal
Joshua Wood, also arrested by officer Bacon,
for drunkenness, was nned 80 cents and costs.
SUMMARY FOR APRIL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01
for SaIe.

EoR sALE-over Third Street Bridge a new -
II brick store and dwelling Store room 5
large irst rate place 70 business. Also, several
new four and hye-rOomed houses and building lots
in different locations; building lots, especially, will
GEO. k TOWNSEND,
mpl-6t 4ls r. Fourth street.
LNYk sALs-A good uecOnd-hand piano. Apply
Il to apr3O-St RoBELEN BRO
LNOR SALE.-One ten-roOmed house, gas A.
h bathroom and hot and cold water, sl9 Maa
West Fourth street. Apply to
apr2o 81 IAN - Ss2S So IN Market TX sIs street
LoR sALE.-Scattergood Allen, 1O6 w. Front St.
u Is receiving large supplies Of Baled Hay, by
ran, Whcn lie is selling at the lowest market prices.
leave your orders. apr24-u
ELEcANT SUMMER RESORT.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT FOR A TERM OF
BRANDYwINE SPRINGS. near Wilmington,
Del Large new hotel building; 1ne chaly6eate
spring oeautlI1l s, W,a aRd aestny county,
ROAD passes through the grounds, and will give easy
access by numerous trains. Cars 70 be running
Apply 10 WIN. j. Fell, 1870 South Front street.
Phi adelpha, or Franklin Fell, on the premises.
apr 2-lm
NoTICE1I have for sale very nne lot of FIRE
~ WOOD, all hickory, which will deliver at two
dollars per load to any part of the city.
niet N4-i2e III 1hluhll streeti Del. hallroad.
ENOR SALE-A three story BRICK HOUSE, "a
n within one square OF Market street seven #:H
rooms and bath In good repair. Apply at
mario If Tdis OFFICE.
NNOR SALE "A store and dwelling, No. 221 Mar
ket street. also bakery, store and dwelling,
Nos. 2O2 and 2t4 East Second street A tine resi-,
dence and eight acres Of ground on Union avenue.
building lot on West street near Eighth.
A. II. GRlMSHAw,
Real Estate Agent.
mars-tt No. W. Third St.
RNuR AlE-1wo houses on Harrison street ~
\ anu Gllpln Avenue, 10 rooms each; front Mia
Apply to EVANS PEN ENNiNGToN, N'''
Real Estate Agent
mar6-1 No. $50 W. Seventh st.
Eok sALE-A 80 horse boiler and engine in
fGb29-tf W. R. 4 H. CAUSE
ENoR SALE-The large three-story brick Sss
H DWELLING, on lot 26xs4 feet, on s. W. ##
corner OF Fifth and Shipley streets. Terms easy;
DR. E. JEFFERIs
Janis No. 2ll W. Eleventh street.
NoR sALE.-on easy terms, two story Brick
houses, No. glI Orange street, and No. I'll
Monroe street, good Lots and Houses In good order
Apply to ID. t, HAWKINS
n0vs-tf Real Estate Agent, No. 4O4 Market st.
INoR sALE-House 5i7 West street. MAY be seen
IL daily after P. M. Apply to
apr2T,tf Market-street wharf
EoR sALE-HoUSR AND LoTS.-One three ana
~ story brick mouse with two-story back @
nuialng NO. COZ w Sixth street; hot and cold water
IN Kitchen and bath roomi heater in the cellar; in
one lot 60 feet front on washington street. below
Ninth. WV"
One lot 80 feet front on Linden street. above
These lots are both in good location. The streets
App u and paved and no sTssdRg S required
Telegraph ONCE Third and Market
mar1su or sN washington street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01
afanted.

Advertisements of three Nnes are inserted under
this head three times for 80 cents)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01
aauk stasemeuts.

N RPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF 1.-THE MA /
~ T10NAL RANK OF WILMINGTON \ BRAN
DIVINE at Wilmington, ,in the State Of Delaware,
at the close OF business on the IVA day OF April
1871: lI... L-.-y-L
4 ioans and Discounts, s'1s,T1s 0s
U. $. Bonds 10 secure circulation, 100000
Other stocks, Bonds, and Mortgages, a,900
Due from National banks, 4,4sb o.
Due from State Banks aud Bankors, s,dss 0S
Banking House, $4,000
Furniture and Fixtures, $1,000 2e,6O0
Current Expenses, t.IM Lloe Oe N III ID
Taxes Paid, 81 b92 10 e,IsS 81
checks and other Cash Items 1870 og
Btlls of National Banks 1,lb1
fractional Currency (including Niekels) III Te
Legal Tender Notes, 81, 1893
ssOI, I,1ib ss
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in, s2000l0
surplus Fund, 10000
Interest, i1,lS7 IS
Circulating Notes received from
Comptroller, SlsO,OO0
Amount on hand, 6,9ll
Amount outstanding, 17s,Oss
pdends ftals saak 1nPaid SlPSHa'0n outstanding 60
Individual Deposits III 81 2I1,659 ~
\ Due tO National Banks g -+-f e0I12 "
$50, lis ss
|. Evan Rice, Cashier Of 'sThe National Bank Of
Wilmington aud Brandywine,n do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true, 70 the best 9f my
knowledge and belief. Il. RICE, Cashier.
state Of Delaware County OF New Castle:
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this first day
OF May 1sI2
H. 81 HIP. RUMFoRD, Notary Public.
Currect-Attest:
GEORGE W. sPARKs,)
JAMRs MORROW Directors
myl-2t GEO. s. CAPELLK,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

STATE OF DELAWARE, NEW CASTLE COUNTY ss.
Be 1t remembered that on this 10th day of April
A, D., Eighteen Hundred and Seyenty-two nerson
ally came before me, Geo. O'Neill, Justice OF IN
Peace for the County OF New Castle and State o
Green and VIM. Wilson, JT., parties TO this certifi
cate, known to me personally to be such, and ac
knOwledged the said certificate to be their deed
given under my hand, the day and year afores aid
GEORGE o'NKILL, j. P.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

OQ CENTS per qt. Best Blight N, o., Molasses
"a cents per at. Best Silver Drips.
ID cents per qt. Best Porto Rico Molasses
= cents per qt Sugar House Molasses.
BOWMAN, Fourth md Lombard.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

KoTlC CE-Wiliam Green, Charles Greeu, and
William Wilson, Jr., have this day entered Intn a
general partnership under the firm name OF William
GIeen Co, tor the purpose Of conducting the gem
eral Carriage Hardware, and Iron business at tine
South-easterly corner Of Third Shipley Streets
wilmington, Delaware, lately carried on by Green
Guy Co. -'
(Signed) WILLIAM GREEN,
CHARLEs GREEN,
April 10th 1s72 apii.eod.is
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01
wUP TOWN SHOE STORE.

Proprietor wilmington Restaurant and Billiard
Parlor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

LNoR sALE.-Scattergood Allen, iO6 W. Front St
Z is receiving large supplies OF Baled Hay, by
Also nice lot Of Hay loo.e by the ton. Cali and
leave your orders, anrq4-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

LoR sALE.-One ten-roOmed house, gas a.
n bathroom and hot and cold water, sl9 &lia
West Fourth street. Apply to
SAMUEL w. MoCAULLEY,
apr29 3Ls 612L Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-01

&1 00 per u Best Black Tea.
SI.2O per u Finest Japan, (worth s1.5O)
SI.5O per 70 Finest Imperial, worth 82)
BOWMAN, FourIh and Lombard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL MINES FOR 1872


The professional clubs of the country have
engaged their players for the ensuing season. and early
in April all Of them will be busily engaged I'm practcng
either in fields gymnasiums The cities OF New-fork,
Brooklyn Boston, Baltimore Cleveland, Philadelphia.
Troy and Washington will all present strong profess
sOna club nnes with the appended lists from which To
select players:
AAbt 81 Phta|iphaMslone Mcbride. rser Reach An'on,
MACK Trescy Cuhbert McarY. eyerc. uebc and Seusy
R0sonMcNey Spaulding Could Barnes hchahcr uco wright
LeoBaTd. H. Wright, b. Rogers, Biulsal. aud RYAN
Baltimore MatheWs L. Mills Pile Fisher Radcliffe iOrae,
Geo Hall, iighAm, Cary, and Lennon.
Ctsf,lGnd-Jmes Whit WOteu Carlton SSeasY
Sutton IIolsworih Allison Pratt Hastings Tabor AMI kmbaL
HaynaLsrD. Allison. Zettln MeAtee WOOD Beuau Force Ged
ney, Holes. Martin, s. King and Melon 49, .
Mutual Of ho YOfL.-C Mills MeMulhD ban Hicks, Boyd,
Pearce Hatfield Eggler, Cummings, and Becbtei
These are the stock baseba clubs for 1874 The fol
lowing the cooperative clubs aud their players:
BrookiyFerguson. Brett Dehln,n Carney smith.
Bniack Chapman Barlow heDonh Maone, anl James
Hall
Ikfrd BrootynB Bunting Firlmmons A. Allison, Gallagher.
SwAndel. Dafy Patterson, shelly, H. Hunt aud W. Allison
Of UAshiHgfOn.Wiams Bfsnard. Flynn. Goldsmith
Waterman Fum,f, Beas Berthrong. Glenn, and Burroughs
This makes nine regular professional cluOs who will
contest for the official champion streamer, while the
list OF amateur Clubs IN the country number nearly 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22

whole harbor Of Rio and adjacent lower hnds.
lying spread out between tho spectator ana
tho Tijuca and CorcovadO range, 30 miles ois"n'
This harbOr and lOwlands nearly 1900 rect pcio"
tho walls OF tho ravine, between which the VIC" Is
taken rise several hundred feet above. Down THIS ra
vine there IA an excellent well and wolkep road
seven miIcs fscarco two In a straight Lne), to iz ia
serra whore the traveller takes the Thana Railway 10
steamboat and 40 to the city. Our detenons here nave
been turned to good account. as nave salu'
by Prof Agassz and his assistants, VINO
have to-day packed up the sxtcchtn i"ito
case OF specimens 10 be sent home Some OF Ihoso
specimens fulfill the predictions Of the remarkabo lcer
of Prof Agassiz to Prof Perce published In HE ihiD
UNE early IN December; and as the work OF dredging
has hardly yet been begun this gives renewed hope
that he will find the radiates. molusks articuates'
And fishes,
Shaped according 10 his Wishes
and according TO his convictions Of what they must
prove to be-
The threatening OF war between the Argentine Rcpnb
lie and Brazil does not appear seriously to alarm the
more solid men here. They are convinced that tho
course OF the Brazilian Government Is 40 night ana so
honorable that the Argenncs must at length acknow
edge it. their hopes Of peace are well founded
find myself growing strongly interested in Brazil ana
seeing hope of her future. She has made some OF Inc
same mistakes that have made. but IS beginning 10
correct them. She has made the almost universal ms
take of newly settled countries, seeking 10 i've
featured articles. u great drawback To the pleas
of seeing the exquisite scenery of the fpranyp nu
Parahybuna. to see 50 many hsldes cQset1 %i %
out coffee aton- The coffee tree itsei '1eS NOT
Laust the soil rapidly, but being planted on hises @
cut low facilitate gathering II needs care 10 preven
weeds from choking IT, rs they could not 90 II ro b
grew high and shaded the ground ana 70 prevent io
heavy rains will wash IL, II unskillfuy hOed Slave
labor not skl and the roots OF the coiec trees aro
soon wahed clean ana tho iiees I new forest
felled and burned for new plantation