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~ GkOlhD WELL LOCATED.
~ Vim ne " q deed OF trust, bearfng date April
L 800 a. reeorded la Ltber 6. folio 3. and AZ the
Te1rf - ~, ne party secured. will sell on SATR-
NV ~, 4fh day OF Nosamber Al. 10. fsT5 a. 4
osclaek p -. on tie premises. an OF square num-
i-red ufne y, ndred and thirty-tWo, lf3.l The
souare IA On ~ q, and Is bounded By North aud
II sfreetS 80 \ Ninth AMI Tenth streets east and
1-fll - soid "a "a q 70 prior incumbrance bear
M ~ IN reS =, ut interest, which can Be re-
issssei ON M TaSrss OF Of six cents per foot.
Terr,s- ffnaS flti-l cash: residue IN three equal
pavments n III fNei We and eighteen months, With
Interest at eight Dsr ,7eat.; - % oe Deposited
compiled With within Ave days. or deposit to &c
forfeited. EEil < Nix re Z 81 6TEI iHRSS.s
A
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RNER.

10y u. H. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
Federal Building. corner Seventh and + SIS. N. W.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF SQUARE OF GROUND,
NO. 597. SITUATED BETWEEN d AND n
STREETS SOUTH AND SECOND STREET
WEST AND CANAL STREET, AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF \ deed Of trust, dated May ., A. ID.
1870 duly recorded In Liner NO.6i5, folio So OF
the land records for Washington county. in the
District Of Columbia. and at the request OF the
party secured thereby, we Will sell az public aue-
ton, in 'front.' Of the premises, on MONDAY, Otto
Der II, 1874, ~ 4:so p. IN, the following described
real estate. situate in the city OF Washington. Dis
trict OF Columbia, to wit; all OF square numbered
Eve huSdred and ntuety-seven. OIL containing
eighty enc thousand sI8 hundred and seventy-dTe
(si,6d) square feet.
Terms; Cne-balf cash, balance At six and twelve
months, for which the notes OF the purchaser.
bearing interest from the day of sale, and cured
by deed Of trust on the property sold. will be
taken. deposit Of 500 VIII be required on the
day Of sale. All c0Rveyancing at purchasers cost.
II terms Of sale not complied with in seven days
after sale. the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of he defAulng
purchaser. alter five days advertisement In some
one OF more newspapers published In the city Of
HiLLEr KILBoURN, 7-n.....
JAMES n. LATTA. Itus.ess'
J. T. COLDWELL,
Oct7-WFMGds Salesman.
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DXB. H. WARMER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auotioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and sts.N. ".
AUCrIoN SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
kLOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF q sTREET.
BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND EIGH-
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
3 On SATURDAY, October IL, 1s74, at 40 O'Clock
p. N, viii sell at public auction in front OF the
premises, lot numbered Is, IN square l69 fronting
North G street 80 feet II inches, with depth OF
13 feet 81 inches TO 30-foot alley.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty-fOur months, with interest At
eight per cent. per anunm from day Of sale, Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the property sold; 400
will he required deposit at time sale. An
eonveyancing at expense Of purchaser. Terms to
be complied with in seven DAYS.
oct2-FAIW& ads "
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
= ~ days for hauiiEg from the 6as wharf to
The Soldiers Hone and setting 400 Head stones.
Tor specifications apply 20 the undersigned, III
ii sire tntr.hwest. THOS. z. MORGAN,
ocl5-1r Contractor.
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DYE. H. WARMER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctloneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and sts. N. W.
TRgSgEE,gsy sac IgT yA5gABEE y JfERgyEg

"
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF II AND EIGHTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY yiItue Of deed Of trust, dated September 10 A..
ID. Ib72 and duly recorded in Liber o. 81 folio 21
one of the land records for the District Of Column
biR and by direction OF the party thereby seOured
Twill sell Al public auction, in ront Of tine premises
on FRIDAY, October ., is74 at 5 O'Clock D. m,
the following described real estate, situate In the
city Of Washing ton, District Of Columbia, known
and described ~ lot "A, tine recorded subdivision
Of original lot numbered three, O. in square num-
tered four hundred and twenty-eight, (48, 'front.'
ing north II street twenty CD feet and running
back along the line of Eighth street west eighty
five (S5 feet, improved by two-stOry brick build
ing, used as \ carpenter shop.
Terms: One-thtrd cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest "a ten per
cent. payable semi-annually, for which the par
chaser VIII be required to give his pTomissory notes
and secured by decd OF trust on the property. A
deposit OF 800 VIII be required on the day Of sale
All conveyanclng 1t the purchasers cost. If the
terms Of sale arc not COMPLIED with In seven days
the trustee the right TO resell at the risk
and cost of the defaultiDg purchaser, after adver
tisement for five days in some newspaper published
in Washington city, d. c.
The above Described property viii oe sold subject
to all taxes due and assessed To date Of sale
WIN. f. HOWARD, Trustee.
j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
octl2-MvF&ds
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CARRIAGES.

TARRfAaEsi 1'77,0-0-o17 .0ARRI6GfsS
~ CARRIAGESui
On hand the largest assortment OF drst-class Car
riages OF every description ever offered In wash
ington. Top and No-tOp Buggies and Pony Phae-
tons, in large variety, at reduced prices. second
hand Carriages, &c, cheap.
ROBERT ri. GRAHAM,
Repository and Factory 4io-4i4 Eghts street north
west. oel5-1
JACKSON WAGONS AT REDUCED
y RATES.-We have Just received new lot %
those superior WAGONS for farmers and hauiers.
A few heavy Lumber or Truck WAGONS, mana
factured expressly for this city.
MAGRATH q BELL,
Corner Of Massachusetts, avenue and Fifth street.
northwest. sepl5-3n
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YERY VALUABLE BUsINEsssTASD on SEW
sIRhKIss MAR THE CORCokAN MARKET,
On SATURDAY, AFT ERHoOS, October Il. at
4o o'e.oek We VIII sell, in front Of the premises,
tie south part Of Lot 10, In SQUARE Al. This prop
erty has front or % fset on Seventh street vest
lunning back lis feet TO paved 2j-fOOt alley, and
Is improved by Brick store.
Terms; One fourth cash: resdue In six. twelve,
eighteen and twenty -four months, with Interest at
eight per cent per annum. Deferred payments to
be secured on the property sold. Ali conveyancing
at the cost Of purchaser; 900 down At time OF sale
LAfIMER q CLEARY,
ocl3-5t Auctloneers
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RAILROADS.

] LEAANDkIA AND WASHING TON
I IA RAILROAD AND ALEXANDER AND
FRTnFRfCESRIJRG RAILWAY
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VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY FRONT
ING ON SEVENTH STREET WEST BE-
TWEEN D AND ESTREETS NORTH. ABOVE
ODD FELLOWS HALL, BEING STORES
NOS. 49,, 40 AND al, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. the I'D instant. at 40 O'Clock
lots "A and Is in square No. 457, being so feet mont
more or less, and about ~ feet deep. with good
dry cellar, having three stores and ONCE rooms
above, making hrst-elass business property, to
which We ask the attention OF capitalists.
Terms; One fifth cash: balance in one, two,
three and four years for notes bearing per
deed Of tlust on the property sold. An convey
ancing st the cost OF the purchasers 500 down on
the day of sale. Terms to be complied with within
ten days after the day Of sae otherwise the prop
erty will be resod at the risk and cost Of the de-
Gulting purchaser. WASH. B. WILLIAMS,
-octI3 rStarl Auerioueer.
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PRoPOSALS FOR PLATE GLASS RE-
Il QUIRED FOR THE SOUTH WING OF THE
NEM STATE. WAR AND NAVY DEPART
~ " sufERYIsINe ARcHITzcI

TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
WAsIIIS GT0Y, j. c., October T. ISL
Sealed proposals VIII be received at this Office
until Il OF the 26th day Of October, 1874 for fur
nlshing and delivering at the new State. War and
Navy Departments' building, Washington. ID. c.,
all tie Plate and other Glass required for the build
ing, as called for in the schedule.
had on application At this once.
Proposals for imported glass must b. made in
elusive and exclusive Of import duty.
samples OF the glass proposed TO be furnished
must accompany each proposal, ana the whole must
be delyered unoroken ana in perfect order within
SIX weeks nom nate OF acceptance Ofproposal. =.
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond OF
two responsible persons, In the sum OF three thou
sand dollars. tsS IOo that the bidder VIII accept
and perform the contract II aw arded him. the sum-
cheney Of the security to be certified by the United
States Judge. Clerk OF the United States Court, or
the District Attorney Of the District wherein the
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all biHs, II 1t be deemed for the Interest OF the
Government to do so.
Every bid must be made on the printed form to
be obtained at this ONCE, and must conform IN
every respect to the Requirements OF this adVer-
tisement, or Il will not be considered.
Proposals will not be received from parties who
are not themselves engaged In the glass trade
Proposals must be enclosed In \ sealed envelope,
indOreed Proposals for Plate Glass, &c. for the
new state, War and Navy Departments building
A. b. MULLETT,
Oci3-12t Supervising Architect.
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!
U. S. QUARrERMAsTER's oEFIcE,
NO. 1lS9 GIRARD ST PHILADELPHIAi Pa,
Sealed proposals in triplicate With copy of this
this ONCE until noon SATURDAY, October 5i.Is7l,
Of Bsns 1cs e h9sE w Fort !.
Baltimore, Nd, Of twenty (2o) Horses, suita-
These horses viii be subject to inspection by a
board of officers, and should comply with the fol-
Age a. date II purchase from five to eight years;
height, from hfteen and one half 10 sixteen hands;
wei broken 20 harness, free from vice, perfectly
sound in every respect fall-chested shoulders suf-
heSay Elq t broad deep lons Short
coupled, with sohd hind quarters; weight as great
pounds. when in good seryiceabie condition; TO be
of dark colors, and have free and easy action at
Each bid should 6e accompanied by guaranty
must be eeltiaed BY United States district JUICE
attornty. that The successful bidder will It once
bondsmen for sum not less than one half of the
The hight Is reserved to reject any and all bids.
Envelopes should be marked s'eroPGsSi i4r At
BY order or the Quartermaster General.
Major and Su al g1nSf
ocI-st Breyet Brigadier General, u ;. A,
DROPOsALs FOR BRICK:
oFFIcE OF LIGHT-HoUsK ESaISEERs)
FIFTH AND sixth DIsTRIcTs,
BALTIMORE, ND. Sept: y 1854.
thefoiIo wing light stations, and In about the fol-
lowing quantities., y hlch are approximate;
Currltuek Beach, n, q.
OsE Island. n. &. ..................l66,0o 900
Morris Island. S. 900
Hunting lsland. s. 1900
St Augustipe. Fla-.... 10, ~
For further Information correspond with this OF
fee before bidding, stating which ststion It Is de-
sired to supply, quantity which can be furnished.
delivery when to begin, at what rate continue and
in what lots.
All proposals must be accompanied by speci-
men or the brick proposed to be delivered.
Specimens from Southern yards may be sent 10
the Lighthouse Engineers Once, Charleston,
s. G.
Contracts will be entered into for the supply, par
tal tntire OF any all the stHtons above specl-
fed, at the option Of the Engineer. r,,o,,
(Slgnedl +. HAhWOOD,
SSneer. ocl-St
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TT @ ENGINEER OFFICE,
". Os Third STONY
UNION BANK BUILDING.
FAYETTE, NEAR CHARLES STREET.
BALTIMORE. ND, Sept. II, 1s74
Proposals for dredging in WicOmico river, Mary
1snd, will be received until noon Of October u,
lS74, and opened Immediately thereafter.
Blank forms, specifications, and any desired In
formation can be had on application at this ONCE.
WIN. p. CRAIGHILL,
sepla-6t Major Of Engineers, U. 5. A.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.


NEW BooKS.
THE Oreaing of Chestnut Burr By Rol
s'by Still MEters.n By Edward Garrett.
t'1 hronieles OF Baltimore. By SchArE
t'Salem.n BY ID. b. Castleton.
''Prairie and rorest.n BY Parker Gilmore.
'IdOlatry.'' By Julian Hawthorne.
ssSyrian ONE Life.'' By Jessup.
..holoen with the Cords" BY the author OF
''ShilOh.''
ssMy Mother and IT, By Miss Muloch.
= = rosper herimees; Letters to an IncOgnIta. -
(BFlc-a-brac seTies.l
West Lawn BY Mrs. M,ry j. Holmes.
NEW NOVELS.
''sylvia's CAoice.'' A novel. By 6eorgiana n.
Craik.
doctor Thorne." A novel. By Anthony
Tro lOpe.
'.lsoina DOone.'' By r. d. Blackmore.
Squire Arden.'' novel BY Mrs. Oliphant.
s.FOr Love and Life. - A novel. -
VIII. so. H. MORRISON,
booksellers and Publishers,
M penn ar-lts ia
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VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY FRONT
ING ON SEVENTH STREET. WEST BE-

RY WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auet'r,
D(Successor to Green & Williams, Anetioneers.
No. 1Oo1, northwest corner OfTenth aud d streets.
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DY LATIMER = CLEARY,

ID Anctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner OF Penn. avenue and Eleventh
street. Star once Building.
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AUCTION SALES.
rRus. - ~ q AZ ESTIEE .sQUAE

II
- Invest corner Penn. avenne and Eleventh street.
~ Star Once Building.
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PIANOS.

VIM. KHABE & CO.'S
w World-renoWned Grand. Square and Uprfgh4.
PIANO-FORTES,
Pronounced by leading judges the best now made.
THE FAVORITE McCAMMON PIANOS.
Wen known for their sweetness Of tone and beauty
Of finish.
Secondhand PIANOS for sale at prices from 81
upwards on easy terms.
Pianos and Organs for rent, and tuning promptl
attended to. A call respectfully solicited at
REICHENBACHiS Piano Wareroomgs
augl6 % Eleventh street. above Pa ave.
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NEW BOOKS AT BALLANTYNE'S,
In - Seventh street.
Opening Chestnut Burr, by Rev. z. p. Roe.
Holden with the Cords; by the anthOr OF shiloh
The Frozen Deep; by Milkle Collins.
Nimrod or the sea; bv W. NJ. Davis.
The Lily and the Cross: bv De Mile.
Sceptrcs and Crowns: by the author OF ,'Wide Wide
World.'i Doors outward: by the author OF Twin
and Wear Froude-s History OF Ireland, vols.
Bible. Ocs3
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AUCTION SALES.
Future DaTs.
DY LATIMER 3 CLEARY.

ID Auetioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner or Penn. ave. and Eleventh 81
f1f1rq knffffaC
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~ Auctioncers and Real Estate Brokers,
Cornefof Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street,
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AUCTION SALES.
II UUNUANoDN HHOS..
Il Auctioneers, southeast corner OF Ninth and ID

7'777I-7-7--71 To.6sy. .7-7-''7-0-'.'77-
, 1874-01-22

FFonl Tho .ScH York Evening Post
Tne great question al to whether or 10 dot1o
IL at this tlmo in aotun existence is exciting tha
lIyohest il,torost III so!ontilo ciroleB In EuKanJ
We published fow days ago renort TO The o.
fect tlat such bird had boon found alive ~ tl,o
MaVleator Islands Of tho South soa, and sent ID
AauolHlu on ltH way to Europe. This same faot
"as made known IN England, and awakoned tho
instaat opposition OF those WHO preferred to bo-
love that tho dodo was extinct. Prof. . Won. who
Is certainly an authority on every point relating
70 an'tnatoj nature, md is supposed to ba pars
ticulasly learned Oh extinct boasts and btrIs,
1antal"s It sa;. tat tug onolun dodo no doa, at
doiet is the lmnutivo Of dds. as 20 linz ,is ia
of goose; md this theory IL supported Uy tito
lou nea o. Professor, who gaos on to say that the
ext!nct doao waa Blk times Iargor than tho living
dodlot. Mr., Owen having written u quarto vol.
% nfae on tug dolo, It Is scatcoy possible to 80 b.
hlnd LIS diotum; 80 tLoIe Is nouyht lott for
ordinary niortals to do but to mourn tho homes
tl!at have deceived them, and to continue to glllo
IarouSh thiH valo of tears uncLeornd BY even a
passing passing glimpse of tho formidable fowl Of
, 1874-01-22

People who regar'l t,e House ot Lcrds u.
composed Of tho descendants OF foujul tvronts ~
Who appropriated titlos, &o., may nolo tlu fa"t;
~. Gladstone ilas oroatod i,oa,l ly 10 peers snca
hls accession to olco five years ago. About S l4s
now al.d stl!! existing poerascs have boon oroato]
bourne was Premor, 4 under Sir Nolort pooi Tn n
dsn1ring tue two administrations OF Lord R,ssel
~ nnucr al'a ehroe ternls OF tho late Earl RI
porbY, 2s under Lord palmorston's two aJniut
, sstE,"t1tons, 10 willis Mr. Dlsraeli waa proMior
~ Fry LUG rest nndor tho prosont Goyornmont'
IAo!e arc now $50 DAyons autltloi to sit in t1's
!ioase OF Lords. AZ vet, though EArls aud d iiss Is
counts have bcen common, only Mr. Djsraci, is~
0rR. 1850 ~" t"pt0stSo
, 1874-01-22
wiii bo mt'cll ton dmat1, ard tlle Iargoat public
hill In tho uity will bo aoarcoy largo enough,

witl bo much ton small, al,tl tho aruoat public
hali in tho oty viii ho scarcely large enough,
r,, RETROSPECTIVE VIEW.
| IAo dthte tirnuBo Wns DrHnUHetf Inst APRIL
twonty weak hubortinnte iwlg.s havinc hi;
Just sprung i"tn oxiatu..co ut that tmo
=, Thy utmost elror.H Of Dnputy 4,
=. =. Thompson. Thcrc are now zig
oaoh. Tills IL u small oatltnntc. Tllo orsa1lxa-
Iio1 III composed IN nuat cnaos Of tho l,ost fari1-
ar* alul leuding'nei,,
Tho growth iu Thu milton l,as bcon Ms largo
| antt ns rapid ah here. On tE,u Int Of Jnuu ,ry,
lH74 tho Ole1or numbered ncnrly i, ,ltl. Tiiu,
ls!mbor ot unngcH Ill tho Unon, Jntluary, 1879,
was 'cAs tllan 2,ooo. somo Of lilo
HEST MEN IN oun KrArE
nfo '. IN thts u, movement. notl',eu horo to'lay
brothos,. member Of tho Ho,,su; tho lion.
Aionzo scustons, OF 1onia; tlu, tIoit. Aoxai,ior
oaeron; a,, tH M9n J. u Cobb, alld PROMINENT
9"n1.n on tsohi m,nti"ls Lennwoo. dral'd Napds,
From what lloar bolloyo tic matlor of poli
ties will not long bu lett alouo.
TIE GRAND sIARrED'H y ADDRESS,
vory rno oa aaass sast u f nawn was
ugement, and sound ad"cc. llo alluded In
glowing tcin,H 10 tho growth Of tie Orlor wllci,
10 gdso in dotait. l1o dwt,lt upon tho a1vautagou
81 associated 1nbor. lis said thoro mist
cosyity for this nlovoinont ] whioh has ts
mado It's growth 30 rapid, 10
unprecedented. This spread Of tic
princlploB Of tho Order amouutod to an uprising
OF the pooplo;-ttte agricultural people, who
iecoEnizod u tho movement d whit wllleh had
long boon tolt but uuexproased. Ho alluded to
tho transportation and other questions. lie
said tl,at Aoro iii Michigan Tue farmers had, rer-
haps, Attic to complain or, bus our slHtor States
Of tho Wost had beon untlor
TIE DOMINATION or ntONoroL1Es;
and lo beloved it Was Our duty to aid our
brothers everywhere. IIo believed TINT tue
cleased should not DO creator tllau tho creator;
tnut tic source Of all lnws ncro tho pooplo. aud
thcy arc tile onos to fnulto regulations i'll rcs,ect
to commerce. oto. Ko Recommended that tue
Delegate elected t., tho National Grange 10
instructed to do all In his power to brl1g about
cortain-naned charges III Tho Constitution Of
tho National Granfse, aud recommended ynriety
ol chanBo8 In tho Dy-lawH Of tho state Grange.
At tho closo Of the address Il Commltteo was
appointed to whom wAH referred tho Masters
addrosB md its recommendations. uhe Grango
then took rocoss till p. III.
On reaasembllng tue vote by which the COM
mtttee gu MATTERS address, were appointed was
recunsidercd.
A Committee of Threo, consisting of Brothers
Wolch. Howe, aau Woodward, WAS appointed to
supervise tho reports to be printed.
Tho Gtangc thon proceeded to tue work of con-
tiorring tue iifth degreo OIL candidates. Of which
there arc muuY, =
, 1874-01-22
'rfc Marquis of T'syeetlt]ale.

It Ii related OF Wtllam N. lwoed TINT, in tbo
he.ghs OF hls power, lie wus persuaded by h|a
domestic circle tu attempt to hide tue fact Of his
having been common ohalr-makor, aud u course
tiae-boy, BY looking up tho noble ll1,o that haG
generated 30 exemplary plnntlolor ura 80 10
gifted corrnptionibl. Tweed was aware thero
Mas no aso of hunting for hls progouitors. il
distinction was his object. 1Io went to work In
ttltaetor rmannor-ca!ling upon tho proylder Ut
eacutouoons. aud agreeing to sottlo tho Bill m
6oon aa the t''l|iR "aa dono. Ile noarest thov
Poorago was TwoetldnIe. Thoyo ia now
Marquis Ut Tweeadale. George IIay. k,
T.. Eall Of Clifford and Tweeddaie. Win
, 1874-01-22
1snVltHfa 1s. American Es1Oyys.
10 TIE EIiiar nf fte Ch{caaa I;riltla1c.


n the Editor of The chicaao tribune:
Btn: On Hoeln3 tho aeoounk Of an lntory;ow
tiat took pfacc between yolr reporter and one o
ol1r Wostorn pow-inalors, as inserted IN your h.
H''o OF tl1o 17ih inst, could not holm noticing
many of tue romarks llorola Ii, particular, the
tho great benefits accredited to midllomen, mud
Tue high ataso OF oxcolonoo thoy had brot,ells
things to. Since living In Chicago nv business
i,aa several tlmcB called mo out nmona
Tho Western farmers, giving mo a
good opportunity to examine Into the
oxcolloncc and perfection Of plowe, There NAV
10 some slight advantages In tho motal and ma.
teriats now used, hut no important improve.
monts In tile sl,apc or form Of the plows hayc
been made since tloy frat onmo unt1or my no.
t!co, mnro tlan twonty yoars since. Il was nt au
extensive trial Of rlows III England, open to oil
nattons, whoro tho light construction and higl,
flnfsh Of those from Amorioa attructcd groat A.
tontion. Tho plows were all mado to cut tho
aano width aud depth Of furrow,-eac,, ono be-
Ing attached. III itB turn, to the sauae dynanon,-
otor; Iho plow that took tho first p1lzo malc
good work, md indicatod about talf tho powor
tho work OF which appeared moro like yLoyot-
ing tho Garth up in hoaps tlan pIowlng. was
tlien very young In the trade but. bv paving
strict attention to tho principles thelo illus
!IAtetlf WaH soon otGA9cu Ill tho old country.
in manufacturing plows by thousands, tl1ut ato
now successfully in uso h, nearly overy part Of
tho civilized world. Those plows cat q uniform
Width md depth Of furrow aud arc 80 ateady In
hand tllat more child can gullo them. Tloy
arc applicable to any kind Of sotl. MID, In many
parts Of tho tropical zono, tl,oy arc worked
night and day, III ortlor to not in the crops bo-
lore tho extreme drought comes on.
=. AlanY Of your roa.|orH will soy, How is It
TINT these plowa lavo mover hoen introduced
int9 these paris? say Err tl,e worry ro4s,n H.
Illustrated by Alr. Dooro. Tho farmers l,ayo been
e-hnndod, ,-most Of tnenl bogiuning with
very limited means. Thoy linvo had no aitorna
tive bit to go to the millleman, Who owing to
tho large pro1its ho In milking, eau AFFORD to Five
long clodIt on just tho article Ao haa iii stock
flor, being nm exclusive agont In many Instances.
ho il forbidden selling tho products Of Other
makors), and which Ito ia bound to hold IN NJ
the only available article adapted to tho soil.
llo would hnto to Bes plow introduced
TINT would work better. aau Inst ton
or tlftoon ycars. It would, OIL q 1iboral
Bystom,. pull duwn his manopoly: which. Of
course, ho tries to prevent at any cost. Hence
tue reason why thera IL no progress In plowa;
and this is ono OF tho groat evils tllo farmor ha
to complain Of.
would say to tho Graugcrs, Yours is q noble
cause, ind You mist push OIL with determjun-
tion to hold IL up in its infancy. With duo care
md caution. It will rapidly grow to nrodigous
strength md power. such as no Outside opposi-
tion can withstand. It's.
CHICAGO, Jun. 20, 1874.