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UGCSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STAUETOS. Va.

The largest tirst-elass Institution for YOUNG l. y
DIES in Vrgiui4, with an able corps OF iw.h:v-i.s
teachers. Opens on the FIRST "El'NESDAn ~
SEPTEMBER. 1873. and closes on The hta. " cd
nesday In June, 1870. ,,
For catalogues containing full particulars aS!rCs'
MISS MARY J. BALDWIN, Principai:
ia 06.2m S,aun.Ug. Va.
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DISCoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use or MEADE Il BAKEn's SAPoNINE pES-
THRICE. Fifty cents Il box.
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For OFFENSIVE BREATH from dec1yed teeth
and diseased gums use MEADE j. BAKERS CAR
DoLIC MoUTH-WAsII. Fifty cents bottle.
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MEDICINAL PORT and SHERRY WrEas, FRENCH
BRANDY, and WH1sKEYs. soid at very low prices
By WALTER D. BLAIR q Co., oO3 Main street.
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/. DEATH FROM AN OwL-BITE.-The death
Of Mr.. G. NJ. Nfmmo, recently announced
in this paper, resulted from the bite OF a pet
owl
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AGRICULTURAL AND
COLLEGE.

The SEVENTH SESSION begins hCGT-T IL.
1875 Instead Of one hundred and ihirIy-twn STATE
students rs heretofore. two hundred viii hc pg-
ceived free of charge for tuition.
Board in mesScS cost ~ i month.
Apply for appointments ~ Htue students or Tor
catalogue to 1. l.. I. NIL NDh- ifcei"eb:
ie 2s-7t iiiachsoufG. W.
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YOUNG: uousEKEEpEns should not forget mat
the way to reach husbands heart Is tnroaah DIS
stomach. Use DooLEI's YEAST POWDER III max,
Ing biscuits bread, cakes rolls. munlhs e'c'' ana
they will be nice. ehl digestl6le, anu wnolesohe'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-01

SAy ToGA WATERS tfrie.l potatoes) are deli
cacy, aud only to be had ut WALTER D. BLAIR &
CO.'S, 903 Main street.
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INCIpIENr TARTAR AND sCCfF removed oy
MEADE & BAKERS SApoSiNE DESTiFRIcE'
Fifty cents q box.
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HSNEIco COUNTY ScHooLs.-The commit
tee OF teachers on textbooks under the
new regulation of the State Board of Edu-
cation is George P. Perry, Thomas A. Pol
lard, John III. Mcdonald, Edmund D. Redd.
William P. Ballard, Miss Betty Hill, Mrs.
DR.. c. Archer, Miss Y. E. Cauthorn, Miss
M. L. Woodward.
This committee will make report on or
before the Sd Of August to the County
School Board.
There will be number OF textbooks at
the Superintendent's Office open to the in
spection OF said committee from and after
to-day.
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KEssNIcH's CONCERT To-NIGHT.-On ac-
count of the rain the regular Friday con-
cert at Sanger Halle will be given tonight.
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C0NyEYANCEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING JUNE 90, 1s7s.-Lots 'front.'
ing: 17a feet on Main street near Monroe
for $4,000; 81 feet on @ street corner Mosby
for 81 800; "a 5-12 feet on Rockets street
between ELM and Maple for $500; 27s feet
on Clay street between Adams and Brook
avenue for S747; 10 feet on Cary street cor
ner PLUM for $3.50; 54 feet on Cary street
corner Foushee for s.; 80 feet on Third
street between Main and Cary for s1,950;
$50 feet on Main street between Twenty
sixth and Pear for $1,000; l5 feet on CabeIl
street for S75; 1923 feet on Cary street cor
ner Thirteenth for $4,000; 80 feet on P
street between Twenty-fifth and Twenty
sixth for $3.50. 81
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The NATIONAL GAME.-The Richmond
and Atlantic Baseball Clubs Will play one
of their series OF match games this (Monday)
evening at half"past O'Clock at their in
closed park, which has been beautifully ar
ranged for the national game-having cov-
cred seats for the accommodation Of 400
people. On Thursday, July the 4th, the
r. L. Lee Club, of Portsmouth, champions
Of that city, will visit Richmond and play
two OF our clubs here-the Atlantic on
Thursday and the Richmonds on Friday.
AS this is a fine club the Richmond boys
expect some good playing.
Grounds are situated at the head Of Mar
shall street. Carriage entrance on Clay
street.
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4 For ULcERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
of MEADE & BAKERS CARBoL1c A1oUrn-WAsH
are unexcelied. Fifty cents bottle.
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rALLED MEETING.

RICHMOND, FRED'G AND POTOMAC J.. E.}
COMPAHY'S OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA, June l. ISIS.
The Board Of Directors of his coniplnv having
been requested by sufficient number u. ~trcN!0i,s-
ers to call general meeting Of IS ocshu'Gtrs III
conformity with the bylaws o: the company. notice
Is hereby given that general mrrtnS .: ~ stock.
holders will be hold on TUESDAY the 2u day OF
July. 1878. at l O'Clock A. 81.
RY order of the Board OF Directors.
10 lid D. q, WINSTON. Secretary.
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TIE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD
Judge Wexford on Saturday entered an Or
der in the Chesapeak. and Ohio railroad
case which is prelis Eary to the re0rganiza-
ton Of the company The Judge approved
the form of the deeds of sale. Joseph
Bryan and Henry T. Wickham were ap-
nolntcd trustees to receive the deed Of trust
and TO execute tue trust thereof. The
"aGsc is still! to remain upon the docket OF
he court.
Inasmuch as the exact amount OF the
charges and expenses payable out OF the
cash proceeds OF sale cannot be presently
.Sccrtained and settled, it was ordered
that one hundred and fifty thousand dol
ars thereof be and the same is hereby set
Hpart for distribution to and among the Sey-
raj creditors whose debts are prior in point
II lien to the mortgages in the ninth and
enth paragraphs of the said decree men,
ioned, and that $4,000 of such proceeds
oe set apart for the payment OF such charges
and expenses, and that any balance remain
ing Of such sum, il any, after the payment
OF such charges and expenses, be dealt with
and distributed as the Court on application
,lay direct"
An order like this is to be entered in
Vest Virginia, and then the Reorganization
, 1il be proceeded with. Judge Smith, of
i ne kanawha circuit, was in the city Satur-
day In consultation with Judge Wexford,
md agreed that ne would enter the order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-01

TIE New ERA.-The councilmen and city
officials elected in May will 60 into Office
to-day.
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RICHMOND, June 90, 1878.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
l. OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE STATE
BANK OF VIRGINIA will be held in their bank
ing-house MONDAY. July z. 1878. ut = O'Clock VI.
WILLIAM NJ. hill,
iy1-l Cashier.
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EISEST,

CHARCOAL AND OhTaEAL CRACKERS for dys-
pepsia. Sold by WALTER u. BLAIR & Co.. 903
Inin street.
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FOR BLEEDING GUNS, use MEADE bAKEn'a
cIRpor.rc MouTH-WAsn. Fifty cents bcstls.
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Statistics for June.
POLICE COURT.

During the past month the Police Justice
disposed OF 245 criminal charges, and tried
Sc cases Of ordinance violations; on crimi-
nal charges, IL persons were sent on to the
Hastings Court for indictment, IL were
committed to Jail on conviction Of assault
and battery or petit larceny, and 90 in de-
fault OF surety for their good behavior.
Fines collected: !: City, s12l.s5; State, $3.50:
costs, S20.49-total, S16O.75.
> FLOUR INSPECTED
in Richmond during the month ending 3Oth
Of June, 1878: Family, 24G barrels; extra
superfine, 1900 barrels; superfine, 4O6 bar
rels; fine. 67 barrels; middIirgs, SO bar
reIs; condemned, 96 barrels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-01

BOYS SHIRTS,
with two collars, 60c.
A. SAKs & Co.. 1918 Main street.
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AS AFRAeRANr AHD DpLE&sASrw4 for the;
mouth, there Is nothing 50 good as MEADE b BIZ
KER's cARBoLIc MouTH-WAsH. Yifty cents a.
bottle ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-01

PEEsoSAL.-Mr. John Pickrell, son OF Il.
Y. Pickre'l, was graduated with the Mas
er's degree at the University on Thursday
tst; MIR. Henry Wise Hobson with the de-
rec OF Bachelor OF Lax. and Mr.. John
donroe Banister, also OF this city, was made
: Doctor OF Medicine. This is good show
iag for Richmond.
Sergeant Tyler and his deputies, Harmon
and Macon, e:e 60 ., out OF oftiie to-day. They
earned the good opinion OF the people, and
especially OF those who hayc had opportu-
;ijties to test their courtesS. Mr.. Lee will
retain that faithful old offlser. Deputy Hol.
singer. and has appointed Mr. RoDy Har-
zey lailer.
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GOOD MAN FOR THE PLACE

~ The many friends of Captain j. {. LAUGH
;roS so well and favorably known III this city ami
for many years tie popular Auditor OF the R!eh-
mond and Petersburg, railroad. will be pleased 70
iTOk OF THE POLICE COURT. He has oeSt
nee the earnest and zsaous worksr 5Ss s @
sha nosiiion and we sincerely hope that TIE city
fathers win accord II 10 him AZ expressive Of the
appreciation of the public tow;srfs SO wGrthy ssfis
teman. Tjy l-Its] uAN1 SiIt1EsS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-01

THE STORM OF During the
storm Of Friday afternoon the lightning
struck the chimney on the residence OF Mrs.
Grove, on Hechler's hill, knocked a portion
I it down and passed through back WIN
low, knocking the whole sash out, enter
ng and splintering column OF the back
lortico, but did no damage to the inmates
! Il the house.
Marketmen coming into the city report
he storm as having been very severe on the
and Old Church roads. On
che Meadow-Bridge road it shattered seve-
raj large trees near the roadside, and on the
farm of Ar. Ben. Pollard, about seven miles
from the city on the Old-Church road, the
lightning ploushed up the sand in the field
tor about forty or fifty feet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-01

JOHN W. DAVIES & SON,
LEE GALLERY, 920 MAIN STREET.
BEAUTIFUL LARGE PICTURES FOR FRAMING, 81
ALBUM CARDS, 81 PER DOZEN.
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FEES OF JAILERs AND sERGEANTs.

FEES OF JAILERS AND sERGEANTs.
To jailer, in case OF the Commonwealth,
for receiving person in Jail when first
committed, twenty-five cents; for keeping
and supporting him therein, for each day..
forty cents; but where there are as many as
three and less than ten prisoners Ia Jail,
thirty cents for each where there are ten
or more, twenty-five cents for each prisoner
in jail Provided, however, that in the ci-
ties OF Portsmouth, Norfolk, and Peters
burg the Judge OF the Corporation or Hust-
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Iings Court may make an allowance to pay
the necessary and proper salaries Of such
number OF deputy.sergeants as said Judge
shall consider needful, and such allowance
shall be paid out OF the treasury OF such
city Provided further, that in the cities OF
Richmond and Alexandria the Judge OF the
Hastings or Corporation Court shall, with
the consent Of the City Council, make an
allowance to pay the necessary and proper
salaries Of such number Of deputy. .sergeants
as said Judge shall consider needful. and
such allowance shall be paid out OF the
treasury OF such cities.AChapter XIV,
section s. ss-.sz
The fee Of q justice OF the peace shall be
for issuing warrant of arrest fifty cents;
for trying case of mlsdemeanor and an ex-
animation on charges OF felony, fifty cents; );
which shall be, in full for all services rem
dered in each case by a iustice.-ibid. -,
Constable's fees are reduced.
- IMPORTANT TO POLICE OFFICERS.
The foIlowing section seriously affects the
captains and sergeants OF police in Rich
mond, and perhaps in other cities too:
"No justice, constable, sergeant, captain,
or sergeant Of police, who receives salary
or allowance for general service out OF the
treasury Of his county, city, or corporation,
Buuil IeCelfc any ICES lcl eel WIGS IL - Si iii
inal case from the State, city, or county, but
all fees to such officer shall be paid by the
party against whom Judgment is rendered !:
Provided, however, that the Judge Of any
city or corporation court may make an allow
ance not exceeding 5000 year to each OF
two constables or sergeants of police OF
such city or corporation, TO be paid to them
in lieu OF all fees for serving criminal pro-
cess OF any kind, which allowance shall be
paid out OF the treasury. ."-Chapter ky,
section 10.
ALLOWANCE FOR WHIPPING.
Any officer who inllicts stripes under q
| Judgment OF justice or court shall receiye c
| fifty cents therefor out OF the State Trea-
sury.
OTHER CHANGES. ..t
There are many other changes. These,
| however, seem the NEST important.
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k-N 10 II
CHEAPEST,


FINEST,
CHEAPEST,
LARGEST
MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS
IN THE
CITY.
ENTIRE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
ENTIRE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
ENTIRE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
IN
FIT.
FINISH,
AND
PRICE.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
TENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
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WTILL RECEIVE BY MONDAYS
w steamer
FRESH ORANGES, LEafCNs.
RAISiNS. PINEAPPLEH, bANASASs
BACON. HERRENGS, &C, &C..
TO be sold quick sud cheap, at (. LEyys.
Jy l-1ts 13l9 Cary stlSs1
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PUNISHMENT OF FEMALES.

In any case whereia female is convicted
of an offence punishable by stripes, she
may, in the discretion Of the court, be pun
ished by confinement in jail, not exceeding
twelve months, instead OF by stripes
Chapter ", section 80. ... r.. .r.~
The above paragraph is under the wrong
heading in the Acts OF Assembly. 1t is iu
the proper place in Goodies Criminal Code.
The latter has fine index.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-12
BOB LINDSAY's KNOWING POINTER.

Wednesdays Footi;ght gives us tho follow
ing fine description of available and sagaclous
dog or,ned by our gifted friend Bob Lindsay ::
Nellie is fast becoming one of Virginia's
characters, or more properly speaking, it's
rcniuses. She is thoroughbred pointer and
is evidently proud in acknowledging genial
Bob Lindsay, the rising lawyer, as her master,
and, if the old adage, g like master, like dog, y
was ever verified, this i'll some respects is
case, for, like her owner, her friends are only
numbered by the population of the city.
Bob has experienced vast deal of trouble III
preventing Nellie from indulging her gour-
mandic propensities. Lectures were only
effectual while he was present, and, finally,
in despair, he bought a muzzle and didn't
feed her mouthful for week, and yet
Nellie grew fatter every day. This was
puzzler, and he determined tc watch her and
was rewarded by seeing her visit butcher
shop, rub her nose against the butchers leg,
and tell him as plain as dog could that she
wanted her breakfast. She secured it, after
,hich, at Bobs solicitation, her name war
atched off of the books as customer.
Tier flesh decreased very perceptibly for
week, after which she rapidly regained she
old standard and Bob utterly failed, until
few days ago, to discover the modus operandi.
1t appears Nellie had won the sympathiss of
a restauranter; she regularly entered his
establishment, would quietly take her place
by the counter, when the proprietor would
remove the muzzle and give her meal. One
would imagine she would be glad to get nd
of the muzzle, but she would never leave
until it was securely buckled on. a couple
of days ago it was removed, and now Nellie
takes paper to the restauranter, who places
piece of meat in it and away she goes, Bob
recognizes her merits as rustler, and has
concluded not to disturb any of her little
games in the future.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-12

NOBLE FoRsHAY AGAIN-That injured
lady, Miss Mollie Forshay, still Astounding in
the works of the Pardoning Board. comes in
for the following notice in the Tusearora
Times Recislc Of Tuesday:
The irrepressible Molle Forsahy is in
trouble again. On Sunday last she was ar
rested on two charges of assault and battery,
and upon being presented to His Honor,
Judge Abbot, the lady INDUCED in some of
fensive chat, which caused the Judge to send
her to jail twelve hours for contempt of
court Upon the charges Of assault and bat
terry she was held in 500 to appear on Tues
day, July 16, at P. ". Yesterday Miss
Mollie gave the required bail aad departed in
neace
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-12

Governor Irwin of California has sent arm,
ana ammunition to Surprise Valley to enable
the settlers to resist the Indians.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-12

TX Speaker Robert E. Lowery has had
second stroke of paralysis in Virginia Cit,
Sorry to hear it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-12

TuE Taxpayers Committee of Washoe
County has broken out again Gracious
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-12

DEATH IN SUrEo TUNsEL.-Says the Lyon
County Times OF Wednesday:
Dan Welsh, a miner, died at Sutro, last
Saturday night, from cramps resulting from
the intense heat in the tunnel. He went to
his work as usual on Friday afternoon, but
after he had been in about three hours he WAS
seized with cramps and had to be brought out
in a car He was taken home and all that
could be was done for him, but he died. as
above stated Welsh was very fieshy man.
and the heat probably had more effect on him
than it had on leaner men. He was brought
from the Hoosac tunnel, in Massachusetts,.
some four years ago to work in the Sutro tun
mel, and was q steady, hard working man.
He was not married.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-12

In STATE PRIsoN FOR Ten DOLLARS. OF
Freeman, the man last to arrive at our State
Prison, the Situsr State Of Wednesday says:
Freeman was indicted for forgery, and
pleaded guilty to the indictment He changed
the figures on an order which he had received
for 50, to 10. For $40 he committed 8
felony for which he has to serve one year in
the State Prison. 1t is supposed he was i'm
plicated in the robbery of sheep ranch above
the Toll House, from which several hundred
dollars III coin and other articles of value
were stolen. If SO, he hid the money, as he
only had small amount of coin on his person
when arrested In the vicinity of the sheep
ranch
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-12

San Francisco, July Il. Isaac Friedlander,
the grain king of California, died at O'Clock
this morning at his residence i'll this city Of
heart disease. His death was very unexpected
He was yesterday in unusually good health
and spirits, and ate hearty dinner, after
which he chatted and smoked in the best of
humor, but suddenly complained of severe
pain in the region of the heart, and remarked
that it was probably a return Of the old
trouble from which he had suffered some
years ago. The pain continued to increase
until death closed his sufferings
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-12

The Snow SHED FIRE.--Says the Truckee
Republican of Wednesday:
A lire was raging i'll the woods near Emil
grant Gap Saturday afternoon, and spread to
such an extent that the snow s. ed, this side
of that place was soon on fire. The telegraph
lines were affected for time SO that they did
not operate very well, but by the timely ar
rival of the water train the fiery element Was
partially checked. The hands fought the fire
for three honrs, and finally succeeded in sub
DUNG it. Over 100 feet of shedding, was
burned, and a quantity of wood. In cense-
quence of the fire the eastern overland was
delayed three hours The same piece of shed
ding has been burned several times before,
and the strictest vigilance is kept over it dur
ing the dry months.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-08
Political and Social Affairs at
the Capital-SchurZ, VOOr-
hees and Garland.
Personal and ImpsrsOnal-HOW the
Agricultural Department
is Conducted.
Presidential Material - Facts and
Fancies, Etc.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. February 4, 10 8.
Correspondence Of the Ledger:
Some one has said, in speaking of the
virtues Of the old box coat, Go far and
go sparing, and be sure the poorer and
baser you appear, the more you'll look
through still" and, for fun and fact. it 10
a pretty good way to 90 sightseeing in
Washington. Don a plain attire, 90 un.
heralded by the presence OF any we'll
known dignate, appear a sort Of meek
nobody, and ny word for it you can test
poor weak human nature to the core,
bringing out all the tosdyism aud foibles
Of the character that bends the suppliant
knee to gilded fools and pays its court
TO brosdcloth aud diamonds. In our
mask of a plain gsrb we have looked
round" We have heard too strange
things not to be uttered yet in the
worlds whispering gallery-but many Of
these you may have inklings Of BY tele.
gram ere this can reach you. Washing.
too wears its usual winter regalia, pre-.
cents the same array Of " naguifcence
and rats" for Of a truth, despite its Pa
risian beauty and gaity, it has its power.
ty. its snow, its domes aad temples Of
splendor looking out from mournful sol.
emu shadow.
The public edifces are, Of course, the
first objects Of interest to visitors, the
grand old capitol heading the list, and
Corcoran's Art Gallery completing it.
OF government departments those Of the
interior and agricultural seem dividing
an unusal interest. 1t seems to ~astoDish
many that schufz is brave AID true
enough to carry out his osa idea Of
right and civiLservice reform.
We have been especially gratifsd and
surprised at the marked change in tho
agricultural department, the new regime
brought about BY General lie Due meet
, ing with hearty appreciation and grea.
success. He is thoroughly honest and
in earnest. Such 3 man cannot. helm
} but do good. He seeks 10 develop tn,
various agricultural interests of the
country in every way; and, with tht
power Of his department and the people
the farmers and planters of the land
! to support him in it, the country will
+ witness something new under the sun !,
material solid gain. Congress should
give liberal appropriations to this de
partment and perfectly sustain the grea
5 and national interests it represents
Such appropriation would not be one Il
} fade with the baseless fabrics of futil,
vision. Appropriation is especially
! needed to increase the library. In hi
Z annual report to the President the com
missioner includes much surprising in
. formation concerning the introduction
OF tea culture aud coffse culture in nor
tons of tue South. The department.
0 will further investigate the condition
of soil aud climate essential to the growtI
} OF these plants, and also that OF olives
l. It's destinued 10 work great good 70
i lhe permanent material Interests Of III