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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
THE LOST VAR STEAMER.
SEARCHING FOR TIE DEAD-rmE FRAGMENTS OF THE
WRlCK Drifting ASHORE

SEARCHING FOR TIE DEAD-rnE FRAGMENTS OF THE
WRTCK Drifting ASHORE
WASHINGrON, Nov. 3O.-The Signal Ser
vice observer az Kitty Hawk repots as fll'ws:
It is reported by Lcu-cniut HTr ngton, At tbs wrec
station that the fore, man, AMI nizz3n t0p-misfs ae
now ashore aud that ne has recovered several papers and
box Of letters Of lr Denis Ia surf IS sill very hig
aud everything viii come ashore"
M.-Twenty.hye more bodies have been found
among them Lieutenant snous and Ensign banners.
Tney have been brought 10 thi, place. The
bodies Of CAPTAIN Ryan ant Cnef Engineer Olsen
are also reported found. The wind is blowing
strongly from the northwest and the subsidng.
messtnger has lust arrived from Commodore Joi. g..
Green with dispatches stating that the bodies Of Com
mauler RYAN, Mr. G-llet aud Mr.. LOOMS have been
found aud wll Doe 1l,cd there, seventeen miles north
Of Nlgs Head, ClrTtdck Shooting Club House, whore
th.v can easily Ice shlpped North by steamer Comet.
Should the bodies be wlntel 70 VIII DE nee 10 send
y metallic Letters addressed 10 VI. o. Thomas j.
Payne, Poplar Branch Post Ohccr, VIII reach him. WHO
being M arge OF the bodies Forty other bodies nave
been heard Of altered al along the beac fifteen miles
north ~ CuUatcn Shooting Club lOusel Information VIII
be sent as soon q they can De identified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
HE NEW ROCHELLE SAYINGS G4SE.

put II TIE HANDS OF THE AlTOREEY-GENIHtL-
HUMPHREYS DEFALCAuON PROBABLY NOT OVER
$4,000.
A large number Of the 400 depositors IN the
Savings Bank Of NeW-ROcAone, have nov handed IN
thor ua,s-book. COMPARISON with the bank ledger has
reached eight frauds pcrperaeJ by the fugitive seere-
rotary, " r. Humphrey, amounting to $1,000 II Is
now believed that the total defacatioo viii not be above
$1,000 What money he took with him is not known,
but T. Is supposed that the banks cash OF the day rey-
Ous about $500, the amount
The Bank Superintendent. yesterday, put the bank In
,he hands Of the Attorney General. The attention OF the
STATE authorities was first called 10 the banks condition
IN July when an unsatisfactory report led snporntend-
ept Lamb 70 send Mr. Smith, the accountant OF the
Department, 10 make examination Mr.. saith male
ia invesgatiOn October 8, and in his report ne sad
En-, Ia fonnd a deficiency assets Of sZ,46l o. ana
sIso deficiency OF c2luAI income 10 meet eA-
peoscs and interest Nearly one-lMIo VI lho a'Ouu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
DRoIDwIY THEATRES S1FE RoE8rD.

ru2 wArcuuAv CHARGED WITH STEALING $1,000.
When J. c. DAFT, the manager OF the Broad
way Theatre opened his safe yesterday morning, NJ dis
covered that 900 bills haI been extracted. No one
hai been the premises during tho night, excep! the
night watchuau P1il!p Mar ir who hat hcrI cousid-
cred trustworthy man, aud VINO carried The keys oil
4lr Dan7. private Office There no evidence thai an
entrance u tho safe had b'au gained otherwise
han with a false Key. Hr. Dua was compelled 90
fa,..g Lis uspciou up0u Mari. Detective Dunlap was
placed upon the ease aud Kept lcokoGt Tor NIrr Oh
Txe.tg-third-st. A. =. he discovered coming,
with ~ little boy, from the direction 0i the Twenty
third street Ferry. He sized, bat be denied thc
charge. Mari lives in &cW-Jcr-cyi and has wifi and
tIi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT DUDNUrs IN
BROADWAY
sam 2so. Noon 80. y N. So. MidnlTht 26'
Highest durrg the daY. SO. LpWes-. 70.
Average. 30is' same day. 1876. 20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

rim Areauc Hoicl-Judge Robert Earl. OF the
New Yark ~ Appeals \. !. nrcxc and Nei - W
Guilds Of Philadelphia Senaioreect stephen IL WcnI"Xr'
of Stuyvcsal ~ y. H. = MCCOmb. OF Delaware, ana WI
liam j. Florence ..... HihfsOr HOfct-The Hon - J. MAO
pheTs0n aud Colonel GzOwski Of Toronto ana pr L. i"
Sfauari urfcrau H9nse-Con Icssman -oioMon bunOF,
of Oxford r. c. and Judge r. II. Westbroos ~ ~ :
J0fei-Genera n. L. Cliugfn1u. II Norm taIoua anu WI
liam Wady, President Of the Central tn9adW """iFli
.rtisB H0USl-Grenvle from ~ ~ rt ..--- ~
James Hofet-Scnaor william McMastcr ~ Toronto Nc
rop0tfrn Ii0s-Mcdical Director Thomas NJ Potter : n
C0Lfaqn I0ue- x Congressman J. G. lugcfeo- 81 IL
hnois .....Sf Ntcholgs Hoe-senator - j. Gilman 81
Freniship n N...... H0SsHOrc Hofi-toOIcl icHa /.
Dodge T. : A.. Clarendon Hoti- General r. LenoN
Banks Of Albany ..SL ienis Hoifi- professor rinai j.
llscis ~ Va.sar fib~nrTi HCttJuhu tucker
Of piradtuiii Isior A3usc-The Hon Z. V. r. Luding
fan f y u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

Of mortgages held by the bank, $4,000, was
greatly in arrears Attention was called 10
The system or rather the extraordinary lack Of SYSTEM
in the bookkeeping of bank In making an eXamina-
ton the examiner must depend largely upon the DOCKS
Without the books It would be mpracticabe and almost
impossible 10 ascertain accurately the amount OF habi
ties In tins bank there could be found no books contain
ng general accounts with deposits investments, nor
with Loss and Gain There was no account WIN the
institution where the bank had its deposit OF
cash the amount OF which could be learned
only by application at the institution itselL The WORK
involved 70 ascertain the amount due deposit"rs NJ a
given time that the result IA not always ea De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
RonRING 4 REsrAuRAyf KEErER

Burglars entered the restaurant kept by
Theodore BOband, No. 100 East Ihireentl-st. early
vesterday morning and carried of a gold watch and
Chain several and b. ttes Of liquor all valued
al $50 Detective Lyons, of The Genital Oncc. arrested
the thief lu simpsons pawn shop, No Isl BOwery,
where he wae cndenvOrug 10 pawn the watch. The
detectives OF the Seventeenth Precinct recovered the
of the goods 81 No. 1872 East Ihirteenth-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
NETWORK PRESS CLUB ELECTION.

The following officers OF the NewlOrk Press
Cub were elected yesterday: President, John b. Wood
Vi,c-Prcsidents, William y. Penney, George W. Peaice.
F. A. Bruckvay; Recording Secretary. +. J.. Magic; Cor
r.spouiin- Secretary, W. If OD nneli; Financial Sec
yet9ry Jerome Brady; Treasurer, Charles H. PuhaIj
Librarian. Henry L)ewcuthl' Executive Committee, j.
g. uenuesSy James POO'On. GrOrg' f. S3nncY, CHARLES
H. Baden rnomas H. Hamilton, j lmcs HayH.c, Willis
Holly john ID. Nolan and r. j. Uanway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
AN ACID COUPLE MURDERED.

BmDGEPORT, Conn, Nov. 30.-David Still
mau and his wife. an indrm couple, about seventy.
vcrc found murdered tnis morning at their home IN
sheffield, Mass. The weapon employed was axe.
John Ten Eyck cOlOrcd man, who went To the house 10
buy butter mas arrested suspicion OF the murder
and Will DE held "a await the result OF an inv stgdtOn
by the Coroner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

Henry s. Sanford teegraphs from Paris to
TnE NEwYOR TRlBUNE that the charge against him
are "mendaciOus calumnies." Think OF burdeuing the
cable with superabundInta phrase meldacious cal
ulunes" when the word lies would nave been right 10
the pOint.-iChicago Times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

or DR. rSnFgHuts PURE SWEET u1oS Port" HAS BEEN
TlHrPgS WARS NAULTs OF THE ESTATE, Al CROIOS
rOlNr AsD T. WONDERFULLY mCn AND MELLOW. MEpCi
"a, tCRAMENIAL PURPOSES 10 n UNEQUALED FOR sAtE
~ pHrGGlss WiufErAik bi n. H. T. D. lhuRBkR CO.,
con NH,r BROADWAY AND READEsr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
DEFICIENCY APPR0pRI4u0Es.

ADD.TIoNs TO THE BuLBY TIKI SENATE COMMITTED.
lGEsLHAL PRESS DIsPATcII
WAsmSGIOS, Nov. 30.-ihe Senate Com
mitlce ON Appropriations took final action on the M'ccE
laneou, Deficiency Bill to-day, and added the following
amounts To those already appropriated By the House Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
DR., EiDWlYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tastecss elegantly coated Tor the cure u all d
stomach liver, bowels KGncys bladder nervous
eases heallche. nspalon Indigestion, Gyspepsl 4
liousness. bilious fever, mt2uinat ON OF The Lowell.
us and IN der of the inter- al Nsctra Warranted
10 effect u0sitiseoure Price 70 cents per box.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

| had for fifteen years, headaches, dizziness
n.ius n hack and kinevs and great weakness Am
shed al what IIoIMANb LIVER PAD has done for
BRlsET BURILf, R0ckl land, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

4 fye-vears' Hot Bitters Almanac is the
latest adv, Rising scheme and a good one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

The best soap for the laundry, bath am
wasl aud JAEs PYLEs o. h. Send u your grocer AM
test IL Tor yourself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
NETWORK CITY.

NEN-1Okh VIZ.
! From to-day per cent will he added upon
all unpaid taxes After December H. per cent in adj
dton will be charged and after January l. II per cent
The Bennett medal, TO the most deserving
fireman will be presented by Mayor Ely at IL a. To-
dav in front OF the City Hall The First Battalion OF
remeu Will be present
The following liquor-dealcrs were arrested
yesterday for violating excise law Eighteenth Pre-
cinct, Matthew EmmOnsy, ThOmas ReGinstOni Fourth
Precinct James lId1iSan.
As tomorrow is the first Sunday of the Adj
vent season, especially solemn services WILDE held III
Episcopal and Roman Catholic Churches preparatory to
the Joyous festival o Christmas.
The rage for baby-shows promises to become
epidemic display Of infant prodi.;es viii be opened
IN Newlr, on Monday next Six pairs OF twins ana one
set Of tripets have been entered
Proposals for lighting the city markets, police
district courts, and Other public Offices, for 1875 ass
Tor Lighting the streets Cor four months from January l.
1873, VIII De opened December l.
The Peoples Line Of Steamers. the Drew
and St. john have t. ei state?ooms comfortably warmed
by steanpipes shipper. VIII please send forward their
gooos, Inc navigation is expected TO close shortly
The Superintendent of Buildings has flied III
his office during the past week rs plans for the erection
Of new nuildnEs embracing in ali % struc u,s 10 cos
S279,GOO aud Is plans for alterations to buildings 10
cost $4,000.
Three lectures remain in Mr.. Cornug's course
OF illustrated art lectures Association Han, or Nor-
day and Thursday mor1in These gre On " The ii.,
/ la's.aicr.' NJ ih tue VII ana VII ttI'"I''''
~, 80 =, .... =: .....-. NJ
Inc dh'Coiu' "O ''i0 A4"'''"'.' - N'i''P ~
TO 30 over into the wilds Sew Jersey for her frugal
naalS Mr. Bers objects 10 the hDa's style or boiling
I've r,tls -. noe tho n VIC. o. cr,..ius the river 10
! layior Hotel. in Jersey Guy 40 icelias times.
The resi- ynatOn OF the Rev. d.. \. II. Clapp,
as of the three s.cIe aries of h American Home
Missionary Society in order 10 reduce cyacnses was &C.
ceutcd yeatarIar. br sp-aia columren to which, 10
nad hcn feared The resignation Wl! Lake effect JAN
| uaiy !. ISIS.
! Professor = Cliassoi mac AMI 2uIolrh N.GIi
how, ,.,.i m mi. ,,.,1 t,o .,f ..ot.ea which, WIS
,,tI, ,.,.l,l u email s!if, ig Nrw-Orenns Tho
r o, i r.-.,r had i, co,.r. Viii, r tl.ir; cast OF
paint. v, was tt.Iv.I after dilirutv dHJ tIe
PAINTING supposed ~ De- oid yallahi" ore. re-
stored t1 if- ni ,iuai % H OBJ. I.f't 30
.l.l time Do. This cl.E 80 rf. s- .ri, and of i.t
I De- . 49,. r--:....... % - 1... ...,.t ,-o
Il ijd! di wee ~ i'''"' ii'''i "'' 5'"I GU
T. ill., o.d ltu Mission. t $50. 4IJ IID ti--t., whose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

Stop COUGH AND ACQUIRE NIGOR
r,o, pm ms. atATAmF con Liver Oh in combination
with PHospn0 Nu1mIisE IL s0othes anu strengthens. AL
druggists. Depot, 2 Plattst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

The amount originally appropriated by the House
s1575I8g 3d. $751; sl 70 OF when was Il rcappropria
tion which, added TO the amounts Inserted by the Sen
ate Committee. makes the amount Of Tie bill $685.
y-n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

Buy your Hats from BURKE, 2l4 Broadway.
style and texture unsurpassed. Fine Sllk Hat. 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
UNAPPROACHED BY ANY OTHER ?
TnREE ANp 4 OrARTEK TEOusAND

double column octave pages Of readngmatter yearly tp
SCENTS in a peuyc form, considering is anu W ina
for with freshness owing & It's weekly issue, Hhi WIN sat
j.ncf0ry completeness attempted bY 30 oihef lo Sat'
IN. br.t E.-as Rev ews CRITICISMS, Ial-, Nkcichfs OF
Travel ana Discovery Poetry Scientific, Bio raphcai Ills
torc and Po inormat0n from the ebhre DoHy Of fof
elm Period cal Literature ,. -, D.. ~. 80,
~ ia therefore invaluable 10 erery Aaercf1 r'te az
only rcsh AMI COMPLETE compilation oi an hua @
Itsfga IT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
"The Magazine of Magazines. '-raaa. P''''.

THE MOST EMINENT living. na-
sIoue. PrOfes-nr Max Mailer. PrOfe--
s0r yndnII Or ". Is. Carpenter y.
4. Proctor, Professor HuXiey, jas. i.
VrJude. Edward 4. EreewHn. Frances
Power Cobbc. ID. N8cLcnzie Wallace,
The Duke Of Argyll, nr-, huiocn,
rh,cl,pr.y. Nr.. Oiiphnnf Mrs. AlcN-
ander. Geo. MacDOn1IG, Matthew Ar-
mold. W -. story TurgucnieI Anff-
bach. Ru-lsin. TcnnysOn Browning,
ps.d many others nrc Represented III
ff,p uuuga M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
Litt0ll's Living Age.

Jan J. 1873 THE LIVING ACE enters upon rs iS9tP Vui
ume During the year viii furnish 10 NJ Ic,'tts t @
JucOu OF the ,fsunst au.iOfs gtoYe-lth'fi Huh t'
ofir - ombraciIr me choicest serial auH -hpft ol'7 ~
Leading FOreign SOyclists, aud an amount
UNAPPROACHED BY ANY OTHER Periodical
In the world Of tho most valuable Literary and scientific a
tr f tie ar from pens the lending E>snyi-is set
enst- Critics, scOyercrs, ana Eaiipr-' iepi'''"5
ey4ry department 81 knowledge ana Ff'crr7
THE LIVING ACE f. reekty m0gGztr giving more 'Aah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
R;l;ous affections. liver complaints cost

are speed y removed by Dr. JAsEs sANATivE PILls
1rv viii be- 1uuI mild ani ceriauin their action and may
be ta1cn at any tine without usk from exposure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

NEW TURKISH BATH No. : W. 2ftl-st. Best
IN city. open day aud night Also RUSSIAN BATHS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

Tnp 1SGl VINTAGE

rested mp within months through the means u
the Central Office -g-ieu OF HOLINESS HtkoLAH ALARM
TELEGRAPH CoarASf, main Office 5lS Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
ST. |. '.E5:i.1.LII.N;I'. W. WA Y.
VXFialADLY VICT0RlCUS!

Certain interruptions piano manufacturers having advertised
We l,s ii I'm" Centennial Exhibition had rejected and r.
fused to sig 10, Jisv' n b og' r 10 a us nm
si.h7rzl ne. OF taeir Names aud have given TO eten"ay
CERTIFICATE.
"Tqfg IS 70 CERTIfI, f,H the Dt'1o5ortss Of hes'rs
St,dclye Su-3v pricing concert and PHtr grand S4're
ant IgaL cb1ei ~ them Il me Ctlt'ntH Exposition a
psheslghir3 1876 presented ne gr>st to'1ry Of e1ceiR
,auts anl strlty Of c11s'rrJn, ant ia III pos u ere
t'sg rc-d higfeH arerfgf or paints fnd iee'rf-
fagiy l1Htl,U3 ODaNH comedies t. NssTs Ste'neay
S,as H,Jta dsgrse ofec'eisnrs ~ all t-eT fye"
Signed:
WILLIAM THo,ros, Henry X. OLIVER
j. LEyA,sE,R Gao. T. BgisIo",
En. FAyeg PE.aEE JAMES c. WAIsoS
J. SCuEDNAYci, JOSEPH HENHf
j. f. Hu5AaD T. =. p BAASARD
The clamians JUDGES further cerify st Che ,iLISNAf
pauOIorig related lar l11,e all other competing eAho''
in c.c. laI every ST. To- End I,lc- eaa
GRAND TOTAL AVERAGE OF
o5L OUT OF 4 POSSIBLE 06:!
ono ScvYlrk piano maker having not only publ she'd The
JUDGES siea1rr" a,t chcl 10 a. a', o ~ ,ff
honestly az. is a ie ii Itcel' ga th ~ -
possible oG iac eslu.n iee3 Ger iiy ,ia. e aa a
TJuRIH on PA. or Drands.
TILE ABON. CERTIFICATES CAN BE SEEN AT OUR
wARERooMs
The United states Centennial Commission upon uuan
mols reoumenditon oi nc Jude ,eic q 20 'Iy1 g{ q
IONS Two "a oi . ~. .i,uC f,llfc al
The .ior, aIrt 1tenway plano ore', signed by all
Tie Judges ls as follows;
.forgelt-t concert capacity Gcrrd Pianos asalso highest
q gs ~ ,tt m M Ucir styles Of Pianos largest cotunt,
ry duration ~ Tone aad errorinary carrying c1pae
tg rit Drscisi9a aHi d5 ty " lcf4tn atso norei ds-
position Of me strtags AMI construction a'd ora'i| u The
metal JrGule.'
Tie Report then mnutcly describes and emphacaly m.
drss the six prime pa patented Improvements when nave
rendered the StenWay
THE STANDARD PIANO OF THE WORLD
Every PIANO fully warranted for i've years.
~ illustrated Catalo CUES mailed free
Ste5nway 81 Sons,
I0g AMI III East Iftt--t.. Newly ori.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
Announcements.

LUNDBORG's PERFUME, JOCKEY CLUB, has
the fragrance ~ \ rich bouquet Of flowers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
Cnrnice PaIes lEastIake MO in bras

ncke walnut ANA variety Of ornaments In unique
designs. Special attention 10 odd sizes aud styles Aanuiac
tured By ". +. & j. MERsRREAU 32l Broadway
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FEVER AND AGgE.

FEVER AND AGI J. cured for fifty cents. There s
agent in this world that viii cure Fever sud Ae
Maarious. ~ lOus, scarlet IElhpd, yellow i
other Feycrs Cid.d by RAILWAYS PILLS. 80 quick As
RADNAY'S READY RELIEF Fnty cents per bottle,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-08-25

Our feelings are greatly in
fuenced by our pursuits and by
those objects which engage our at
tention. The person who is con-
tinually in pursuit of opportunities
for exercising the benevolent afec-
tions, either by comforting or ac-
Snowledging kindness, will over
look thousand trifling causes of
otfense, which might have awaken
ed resentment in the breast of an
other; while those in whom the
selfish passions prevail will be
equally insensible to numberless in
stances of kindness, which would
have filed the hearts of others with
gratitude and joy-just as person
who is eager in the chase viii dis
regard the beauties of the prospect
which surrounds him, and know no
more of the country through which
he passed than if he had never seen
it.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-08-25

Why THEY OFTEN FAIL.-T oung
men often fail to get on in this
world because they neglect small
opportunities. Not being faithful
in little things, they are not promo
ted to the charge of greater things.
A young man who gets subordi-
nate situation sometimes thinks it
is not necessary for him to give il
much attention. lie will wait un-
til he gets place of responsibility,
and then he will show people what
he can do. This is very grea,
mistake. Whatever his situation
may be, he should master it in ali
It's details, and perform all its duties
faithfully.
The habit of doing his work
thoroughly and conscientiously is
what is most likely to enable q
young man to make bis way. With
this habit, person of only ordinary
abilities would outstrip one of great
Ell talents who is in the habit Of
sighting subordinate matters.
But, after all, the mere adoption
by Young man, of this great essen
tial rule of success, shows him to be
possessed of superior abilities.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-08-25

GEN LIE Due, the~ffew Commis-
sioner of Agriculture is about to
establish system of inquiry in va
rlous sections of the country, with a
view OF encouraging different local
tiles to cultivate certain plants
adapted to their soil and climate,
but which have not hitherto been
grown there. lie also wishes to
stimulate by the action of his de-
partment, as far as it may be prac-
tlcable, the cultivation Of such agri-
cultural products as we now import
from abroad, but which may be
readily cultivated here. Liberal ex-
periments are also proposed through
the cooperation of practical agri-
culturists, looking to the profitable
production of articles which possess
a commercial value, and for which
we are now dependent upon foreign
countries.