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PERFUMERY.
J. d r. ATKINSON'S
Ess. WHITE ROSEWOOD VIOLET
and SfEPHAN0TIs, EAUDE COLOGNE
-LAYEHDER WATER.
PRIZE MEDALS-LONDON, PARIS,
VIENNA, C0RD0yA, LIMA.
Sold by all irst-clAss dealers throughout
the States.
J. 4 z. ATKINSON,
"a, Old Bond street, London.
Sole Agents in New York-ARNOLD McNARY
The genuine guaranteed by TRADE MARX"
mayll-Je2 aus sc pl4 ,oct26 ,dec7
CoHENs LOAN OFFICE, Come, Of TIA street
" asa NeD IoTs dreass, entrance on New ~.
10Th avenue. The most private Loan Once Il
~ me city. Morey loaned ut the lowest rate - ~
81 interest on Gold and silver w afchee, Diamonds,
1late and Plsted Ware, Guns, Pistols. Ladies' AM
1snuenens Clothing, CARPETS, and al articles II
.sloe. dec3l-ly
~ fhs o1aos q u LYOOMIne PIRn IUSUB.
AnVs SOMfAnn has been RRMovRp 10 Room No
~ y Ofon buiidine, corner Of and SIN stresto.
u asonch Old Company has been In oDeruS5on for
sciry..vs yssu. ucs ,ssss asykN 10.
49, ssBussHLL BAH. Assos.
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THE EMPRESS EUGKNrE has begun a suit
In France for the recovery of q number of
works OF art and quantity OF jewelry, the
property Of herself and Of her son, the Prince
imperial. which were left behind at the
chateaus OF Fontainebleau and Pierrefonds
in her sudden departure from France In Sep
tember 1850, and which, IL seems, have since
been impounded by the French authorities.
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COAL AND WOOD.

GOAL. COAL! WOOD! WOOD
CHEAP! CHEAP! FOR CASH.
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED
Arriving daily cargoes Of the hes. varieties Of all
kinds OF COAL and WOOD.
Now l. the lims 20 buy
lfyou would save money get good ayti-ls and iKst
'rtlsht, 2,Z45 pounds TO the tom call the under
signed before you IuY.
Having two Of the largest wharyes in the District,
and all the facilities possible thereto annexed for
the delivery Of Coal direct from our vessels 20 the
consumer, We can certainly offer special induce
mepts. 4 visit 10 our haryes and Depot will con.
vince one ~ giece of oHr unsu passed adyantag
Good PINE WOOD delivered low as 3 5 per
Cord.
Coed OAK WOOD delivered as low as So to 3 Z
per cord.
single trial is all that is necessary to convince
the public Of the above facts.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
maiR once and Depot at Johnson's Wharyes, foot
OF 18th aud 18th streets.
ohos. 1909 4 street northwest.
N-NNSs tlfI2 9th street Aup25-eo
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T. J. SWEET,
II. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 511 7th street, opposite u 8. Post Office

T.; - s, Heal Estate Broker and Aqsslonssr,
No. OIL 7th street, opposite U. 3. Post Office
saE r PRE
ss S9SjTsf$2 IHntTwEES AND i Streets
IN BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated May lst,
+5, Of the land records for the District OF Co.
ipSmoia, and At the reGIest Of the party secured
ESps 3
oGISas M the the fSIl9ying described real estate
knOwn and described upon the land records Of said
ron subdivision of Square numbered four hu ndred
and sixty seven, t467) together with the improve
Terms One-tbIrd Of the purchase money in cash,
and the balance in one and two years with interest
Of The purchaser Adeposit Of 400 vim be required
ancing at the pense of the purchaser. Terms to
be compiled win IL az seven y d days surp
fH6AAs 1. GikPMkRs Trustees.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, Sent 49, s ssms hour and place.
,. TH6MAs i. $ARpSEk;r Trustees.
nyTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
PONED until THU RsDAY, September 10th, 1875,
Fk6iSAR ? g e iTTbbSEkNKER'} Trustees.
sep9 eo&ds Il. J. SWEET, Auct.
TNHOMAS BOWLING,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand Of Latimer Cleary.
Southwest corner Of Penna avenue and llth street,
TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME RESI-.
DENOE AT THE WEST END.
q On MONDAY AFTERNOON, September
81 2eth, at O'Clock, 10 iron. of the premises, BY
and recorded in Liber No folio 3OI, ct seq one
Of the LAID records for the DISCREET q Columbia,
cocks eubdivision of square No. lbs. fronting %
feet "a INCHES on g street between 10Th and 2lst
streets, with depth of l2O feef 81 inches to q l6
foot alley, together with the improvements, con-
sisting OF handsome three STORY and attic Brick
Residence, mo. 1880, with two story Brick Back
Building, the whole well arranged for comfort and
containing all modern improvements.
Terms: One fourth In cash. the remainder in sig.
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at seven
per cent. 500 down at time Of sale. Ali convey
ancing Ut the cost of purchaser.
FR1D. b. McGEIRE, Trustee
sepl-eo&ds THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, September 18th, 1875, same hour and
place. GEORGE MASON, Trustee
sci. eo&ds Critic ] J. T. COLDWELL, SaIesman
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THOMAS BOWLING,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand of Latmer Cleary,
Southwest corner Pennsy lyana avenue and 18th sts
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rs THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, on
account OF the rain, until TUESDAY, August LIST,
GEORGE MASON, Trustee.
aug;5 Goods Critic. ] J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman
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PREMIUM FOE 1878.

nj poitiait IN oil coiors, Of tie same noble de
whose ncture in former issue attracted 10 much
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RAISE NoRE cLoyER ANp GRASS.

As il Is in order now for farmers TO las
their plans for the next crop. l would sug-
gest a change 10 our practice. Weave con-
fning ourselves too much 10 the produce
ton q wheat. cotton and tobacco. there
By greatly impossEishing our farms. aud Of
ten producing more 81 those staples than
the markets demand. thus forcing prices
below the actual cost Of production. Wheat
at present prices Is barely paying The cost
Of production, and from present indica-
tons the crop Of the present year Is likely
70 sell at actual loss to the producer. Let
n learn from the past aud Diversity our
crops % a. 70 avoid ia future tie possible
~ ofsaeh an event. We should SOW !
greater breadth of land 10 clover and grass ;
grow greater quantity u fruit and vegc.
tables; bring our farms up TO higher de-
gree Of fertility and enrich rather than
exhaust them. We might learn a useful
lesson from the recent action Of pig irou
manufacturers. and. like them. resolve 70
work on half time. rather than be guilty
Of the folly Of over production. Then lei
rs resolve 70 % diversity our crops % 70
realize fair remuneration for their prodsc-
iion.- 1yiiagfon IL Rurul World.
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PROFITS AND ADVANTAGES or
FRUIT CULTURE.

Much has been written and published Of
hate concerning the profits aud advantages
Ut Fruit culture. Not only our agricul-
tural journals but politica! and other pa.
pers lind room to advocate the planting
and care Of orchards. Farmers who own
soil adapted to fruits and who are conven-
lent to railroads and nasigable waters must
be blind to their best interest should they
not be able TO see that there is health.
pleasure and profit in this branch Of in-
dastry, aud that it il more important than
ever tina. it should beco,ne speciality IN
vies Of TIE reduction in freights aud the
certainty Of cheap transportation.
Commercial orchards thus conveniently
situated cannot fail to become highly remu-
neratiye. Already Mr. Leaton. near Nor
folk, Va; has obtained in European markets
$l2 per bushel for pears, and very salts
factory prices in our own markets. Frank
lin DAVIS & Co; near Richmond. sold last
year from 100 trees, occupying one and a
half acres. 1000 worth OF fruit, being an
average Of 5000 per tree. Mr. Lsaton's
pears at the late American genealogical
show beat California. and were the admira-
zion of all who saw them and while we can
beat California in producing fine pears.
and perhaps apples. there are in our own
markets but little Virginia or North Caro-
lima fruit to be had.
La reference to apples we understand the
late tn. s. Peasants Of Virginia. realized
f-au, .h-sfs- .,l Iii .e&.kf,.h.l ...k. "A :.
$1,000 per acre. These are extreme cases.
but if due regard is paid to culture. and
careful selection Of varieties, the profits
would 50 far exceed that Of other farm pro-
ducts that farmers would wonder why they
Plcdded along sith fruit culture unappre-
eiated.
Many farmers employ industry aud ener-
~ 10 most branches Of their calling; but
few, however. comparatively speaking. can
be taught to understand aud appreciate the
advantages and comforts-and. may we
not say luxuries-of well selected aud
well kept orchard Of select fruit trees.
The middle and mountainous parts Of
North Carolina. as well As Virginia. are
better adapted 20 the semitropieal fruits
than the other sections Of our country. and
hOw little attention is paid to horticultural
apd Physiological pursuits.
Every farmer in these favored regions
can. II he will. have fine orchard. or at
least Few ireesof well selected early and
late sorts. without interference with his
general operations. and be only knows who
has experienced the benefits. eyea 10 this
small way. Of few thrifty bearing trees
about bis premises. II he does not choose
10 enliivatea regular orchard for CONNER
eial purposes. be can sethis trees here and
there, 10 feuce corners, 10 stony places, and
IN situations unsuitable for his cereal crops
where the ground would be worthless for
other purposes: and such spots are often
well adaDtee 20 any large fruits. and il the
trees are attended to and the earth kept
from them. they will soon become the
most valuable and remuneratiye parts Of
the farm.-y. FITz, ~ Wilmington Str.
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Southern Illustrated Age.
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l,lckled Cuenmbers.

The season for pickles Is on hand and
we get this plan from Arthurs Home
Magazine
" Fill a porcelain kettle half fill of cu-
cumbers and fill up with cold water. Put
on the stove and heat, stirring with the
hand until il gets too hot for the hand;
pour off the water and ill again with
cold water ms before; do this nine times
and the last time add little lump Of pulls
verified alum Finish BY putting them
into cold vinegar and they will come out
round and plump. II spiced pickles are
preferred, the spice can be added to tile
yenegar.n
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TuRNIPs AND corn

A wcstebcster county ~. ~ farmers
u 10 tbc habit q sowing yellow Aberdeen
.turnips among bis corn At tho lat passage
81 The coltisntor. shea the planis arc q.
boat Eve feet in height. The turnips Do
not make much growth until The corn i
cut. after which they swell rapidly. The
cost y nothing except for seed aod harvest
ing. aud corn. beirg already cut. Is not
injured when .he turnips are gathered in.
From cne 70 fosr hundred bushels u tor.
nips per acre have been thas obtained
without lessening Tie corn crop. Weeds
are not tolerated aud DE vhole strength Of
The land b devoted, a. il should b, 70
assial crvfe.
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REMINDERS FOR THE FARMERS.

Wash sheep three or four days before
shearing; tags before washing. and dip
them and the lambs afterward Give
calves little scalded bran or oats daily.
Force all young animals judiciously 80 as
70 keep them il vigorous growth, but not
fat, Plow odd pieces o. land that have
not been planted. to be sown hereafter
with buckwheat or turnips. Clean out
the barns and wEitewash them inside. Re-
turn all tools, implements, etc; to their
places when they have been ell. and
make hoes, cultivator teeth, spades, and
sthpr tools sharpen the grindstone. and
keep them SO. Remember workman is
known BY The condition Of bis toois. and
sharp tool does good and quick work.
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FOR SALE.

III ~ ~
Il ing between The Chapel Hill ard P113SN
l'ittsiS0rO HOads. two miles Southwest 1s5cf*
~ slfill-iDof0. known a. the Henry
Wlthenpoon place. Containing one <-zz<2
hundred aud sixty acres more Or lces.
on The premises are good dwelling house,
containing four ooDs and . tenant house.
There u q small orchard ~ excellent fruit.
and The lrut on fle place Is neeer Or rarely crer
ktffsd ~ (rOsf.
There are two spring. near The house 0fexcct.
lent water. one Of them remarkably eDfll0u-.
There ure alDut seven acres ~ Meadow land
which can ~ irrigated 90 p,ih slles f0r IL whole
length.
There T. a sunIcieney n ane wood and timber
for the Necessary repairs 70 incfr and JuIldlUgs.
TERMS or SALE.
0ne fbonpand dollars. one lsalf cash. balance
~ one and tWO ttarss Title reserved uulil the
lat pas nlsnt d lBsde.
Purchasers are lavited ~ witt the premises
and ~ apply - Hamilton aud Dfailaal, Eafrs.
for firflIef information.
WILLIAM sTRuDWIcK.
jan. ~ ,,j.tL
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FOR SALE

rs fte Town ~ IIIissipro.a neat wen buiff
Cottage u rooms with hre piaces. Kitchen.
sprsaiits House. stables. fiafdea aad Wei. The
heaith.snd biqh grade ~ schools make tab mol
desirable iocafiDn ~ person dcsifous u cducat-
lux sons ~ daughter.
PAUL c. CAMERON.
xas. fsef.
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BOOK Al GETS 4Ss s.. ssg.sd 5ssn .s!l

OWN IA The Peoples Common
Sense Medical Advertiser. II j. the ehapest book
ever published: So pagesoyer 20 illustrations,
Si.jo Thousands bny,i at sight who could not
he induced C purchase The high priced books
treating Of Domestic Medicine. Unlike other
books sold through agents this work j. thorough
~ advertised throughout North America. This
TACT, together with the hrge size, elegant appear
ance. and many new feaInres Of the book, causes
u 70 sell more rapidly tLan ass work ever pub
llshed IN this country. Those IL my agents who
have had:eNperlenee In selling books. say that in
all Their previous canyassing they never Incl with
such success or made 20 large wages. MS since
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THE DANVILLE TINES.

rTHlSis Democl allie weekly paper. estahlisls
IL ed in lSC5, having an eytensye circulation
II NIL the Virginia and North Carolina c0unte,
around pansille. Price =, year, 81. for six
months; 30 cents for three months. Specimen
copies forwarded upon application.
Address T.. BOULDIN,
June II Editor and Proprietor.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-21

SIR b%nnbert NMeiiments unit
ssri9tliGe gDl3iebunss-O rbsrs, bstrefenb BIZ
@rabiruns unp glaferuns Der Dritten etraBs
bot pr. stabtiaasmsifer &sn3 lsstsn cam flag
bic bslaffeten @runpfide, beren &feFment MIDI
bs3ablt IT, rfsntIi6 gum @nfauf aus, unb pa
Ntsa'anb srl6isn. rsI6er barauf elm Mnsetpi
ma&te,. 70 fallen bic betrefsnben @runt iiide
Der Stabt 3u. Die a6efmsnts- 8etrdse telau.
fen iG pom 1926 tis $824.43 unb es mists
fi6sr aufalsn, ha6 bic b%strsfsnten giaentbl.
rier fafar ibr @runbfiid i'm Glide IaGen,
Henn nt&t ettras Inheres babtntsr fedtn
niirbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-21

Gin ebler 3inher.-Ger i'm DienIe
bes buGpite ten gtl9ofs Grace fsbsnbe 81. Ma-
ibtas @ertsn fanD IeBtsn NOntas, ale er i'm
5Ofe Der bil6Sfi9en &eFeen3 a~rbsitete, cine
ansabl nbrea, nbrtetten, sUloene &tnse, arm.
unp 5aIstdnbsr, G~embenfuGpfe, ubrsni9luF |
&C., aDes @esenfdnre, welde Der Yfanblsiber
prsecOtt as ibm seltpblsn beset@nete. 8rsunb
Matbias liefsrte n%atdrli& riele Dtnse bsm
mutbmaBli@en Gtsentbamsr ab. @ls inn aber
Or. Yreseutt cine gelObnuns ron 3sbn Cellars
rafir anbOt, psissrte er fid, fir cine brape
5anoIuns @eIO ansunebnaen, uub purbe Der
8etrag bel Drn. s. q. GOnntDy gum Be-
fen bss tatbOlil@en Watlenbaules bepOnirt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-21

Sn WtnDna finb bereits bic Durango.
nisnts fir bic srOes Ausfeauna pelGe baislbf
am 8. Sfptember fir ben NOrbpstsn ib1en
Anfang nebmen pirD, berartts estrofen, baB
cine srObe gstbeilisuue In NusfGt fsbt. W.
Q. Sting son Wtnneapc!is, bat fas Grmmit tee
bsna@rtdtist bab er Seri9isbene Grsmplare lsl-
mes ausss3eiGnsten gisbfanes CUR Nuslslluns
ieneen perbe. Capt. NrnClt BON GalespiQe,
fOpie Or. @s1faa sDn Simitsb Co., Dtrten
e~benfaas NIT Grsmplaren ibrss gieb.stock am
tpelenb lein.
Die 8eDElferune Der Stabt bat in ben Iesten
flnf Sabren I'm 3,55t Seelsn aussnOmmen
uue tetrdst ~sesenwdrtis 10,743 Ginpobner.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-21

. anfer0tts 0ertau etnes arDBen
unb fetnen gcrrat6es BON Sttefeln UNI
Shuben, unter S%Oftenprsts, a1es neueD a
rem fur bteisn 6ribltns. unb Sommer6an F..
BEL. Seine unS gspOtnti6e Damsnf9ube
unb YaatoHeln &c. Neue fir &unben ae.
mahte Stefein unb SHute unb aGe Mrten
8tnberi9ube rcblfett 3u faufen, ba ale biefe
Baaren ~vertauft uerpsn mifsn.
To ll9 0a 7. Strabe, stsben 2taren
untertalb Sadion Strabe. 4OS
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@rDsee 9esen Glib. Tiiber.

Die IA Scriser Summer mitsetbei!te Gnflaf
sssen aIoermann 8ilbsr fam lesten @amfa
tm Stattratbs sur gerbanbIane, naGbem mel
rsre @itaItsbsr Sisfer 9ebSrbe sebolt tpurbs
uub eet &atb bef&IubfGbie mar.
gtdpt. Snpalt Sen. Gcrmam fibrte bic Yin
fIase, @bpOfnt 5earb bic @srtbsibisuns.
Qebtsrer rei9te einen prOteR Elm, nsl&s
tbsils ssssn bic 3uIdiTsfsit ~etnseInsr @niIose
punfte, tbeils sessn beren 8ssrinbstbeit sert&
tet II, ineem hfr Vsrtbsiriser bsbauptst, Bilbs
tonne tre9enSanclunsen, bic Dor feiner iiinenel
Grrabluns iattsefuneeu, niGt sur &e&sni&af
se3osen trsroen ; i'm uebrtsen leten bic sesel
TIN erbObentn NniHnIcisunsen % unbcftmm
uub anaursiGenb Sebalten, eaB mar benz gs
tlastsn ni1t snmaIbsn tSnne, baflr &ebe il
fsben. S9liebli& u~erlanste Der @srtbeibtse,
bic Gsrl@issans Der gerbanblunssn bis gum
tOnrttneen MDntas, mas nap sinisem pin.
nne 5errebsn bsptaist wurbc. -.
Am WOntae tratsn bic GtattpGter abermale
saianmsE, UNI ibsr itrsn ausstlasten GUaeseu
gu @srtGt su fgen. Der gsrtbeisisn lupts
aud ha feline 5atIsin ansubrtusen unb Serlaus-
ts nanaentI,G, pab Dem 9ru. @lb. @cGariby
niHt srlanOt wfrbe, In bisier Ga1s mit3uiprs.
Gen, neil berleIbe Ohcnbar sseen ben Anes.
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tebU9 fir pm. NeGartbp.
Svbann etbCb Der @ertbsibiger bic Ginrsbe,
bob in Der &nfIass-atts Der i3eitpuutt, in wel-
dem pie einsetlasten 5anelunssn sslGsben,
nt9t bsitimmt anssssben, anb iOmtt bic GEE
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itsbeupsn ges5sn mad, paB IS nt9t nOtbpen-
big Jet, ben 3sttpuutt fsts senau gu bet,mmeu,
UNI sine carbohydrates 5anbl1ns gu cCnfatren.
Gnblt& puree bsi4lOTen; BET iepem alase-
puntte benz gtabtratbe bic Grase gum gnt-
ibttbe SOrsulesen Sino bic RIasepuntte,
psna ~erUisfen, binrfiGenp, I'm pom Staptra.be
anteria9t 81 psrben? Grit II Sttmmen wurDe
oieie Grase bsjabt.
Glib. 6iiber reiGte tan1 einet prctef Elm.
inesm er ALE unb ierr eessn i'm erbebsnen
Rlaeepuafle tn 9brebe leate, tpprauf Sen.
German bic grtlaruns abeab, ba6 Silber Der
sesen Jpn sinssflaeten gersebsn in Der Shat
unb 8Orm iGulbis fsi.
5israuf bssann bic GbbGrune Der 3eusen.
rslGe man&srlei intersfante Diuse gu Sage
f~rrherte, oeren RtttbeiIuns leiper Der &aum
btsles glattes ni&t %sefattet.
Nm entf6iebsnfen trat Sr. %. s. Dean auf
srsIGem 8iiber bic Summe BON 5000 Dollars
ansetutsn bat fir Isine gsrmsnrune In Statt
ratbe CUR yulGruus ser Straeen.@ iienbabu-
Sreinau3. Gin Gadet Eidets mar inteB %l-
les, Uas Biibtr bsfam.
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8ridsnpdGters 0sisanb, psl6sr benz AIo.
Jiibsr ssbn Cellars fir feline geldtisuas barG
ben etastratb CAB. Nebenbsi bemertteD eigano,
FER gridsn~G OlettOr Gridlpn babe ibm erra-
tben, IS pare ratblan. etpaS fir bic Mlper-
manner 81 tbun, aber Mles, tpas geiGeben fei
beltebe in Der 2isfsruns siaiser @asenIabunsen
grldsnbpl5es an Se1i&isbsne &lberm1n-
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