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same field, but unmanureL, | O,

same held, but unmanurcu, ! only
gathered 3G bushels of short corn, or
i'll the vcrnacular of,hc farmer, "nub
bins" S"much for the experiment of
the culture of corn,
On the 9th day Of April, the acre
set apart Tor cotton, was deeply and
thoroughly broken with lone scooter
plough. April 18th the ground was
laid off in four equal p!ats Of If acre
each, numbered 1884. On the mum.
Der | sowcd 1884 lbs. of Salt and
Guam" combined, with 25 lbs. OF Gyp.
sum on number = sowcd 80 lbs on
number 3, G2. | , lbs, and on numhcrl,
IS lbs--bciuy ut the rate of: 80 lbs.
per acre on number 2nO lbs. on
number , $50 lbs on number 3: and
800 lb>."n number 4, per acre. Plat;
number contained Is rows number
2,3 and 4, Ii rows each. The whole
acre was lh"n carefully l,cldcd up
";lha turning shovcl. April l9,h.
opened the beds with II short scun-
ter pluw: aud p'auicI the cotton seed.
covering lightly with Il board. May
10th sided the cotton ,lrrrlr with a
turning plow, When lice bryir to make
their appearance on he Young plants.
May III! and 18th, h"cL first time.
May 23d pI"wrI deeply and closely
w'th Il long broad scooter pluw No
rain had fallen since the S,h OF Niav.
and the weather from the 10Th very
cool, the Thermometer at ) am. and 7
r.n. from 50 To GJ degrees, and the
he" III the meantime committing fear
tul rava5cs. June 18th, rlnwcl with Il
common sweep, throwing Il small q,lau.
tlty OF soil I" The plant, the weather
was now very fine. but the plant, not
growing by reason "i The lice, whose
nam" Was legion ,Iunc 23i' hurul
and IhirAlrl ,"a stand. say 20 inches
III the drill ; ,hcv ha,l NOW left. and the
plants were beginning to grow. June
23ih, first bloom. Juuc 3Glh, plowc,i
with sweeps. July 18th. p!owrd with
sweeps. July 18th, hned and laiL bv
TIE crop. October lGih, the crop wa.;
fully gathered, and Yielded. as follows:
Nunrhcr |, :,33 l.;. ;nlmhcr 8. 30
lbs; number .t.15 HIS. making II TO-.
tai for the acre OF ,O2l lbs. seed cot.
tom.
From these figures, it will be dis.
covered that ti.crc WAS u gradual
'ncrare of production in propution to
the Inaniiiy OF Salt ariL guanr used
except number |, which yielded more
than nolmbrr > and ,, which result,
II" doubt tiam>pirtd from the addition
on th,:, pIa! Of Gypsum. at The rate Of
100 pounds per acre. The season
were rs indicated III the experiment
on corn.
Having thus detailed The mode OF
culture and application of the salt and
gnnno, and ,hc results have only 10
adj, that ! have been nMch ggat:i.l
with my experiment, and feel great
cnni'dcncc il! the opinion. that addition
OF the inorganic matter OF kc,i i!rwciI's
Salt t" the stimulating properties Of
gnaE": has secured at ica-, 10 umr light
sandy soil. Il rich, cheap anL per.na.
Erit means of ivr.l ZatuH. Eviv rc,
pcc;inliy, &C.,
WYi.lE W. MASON.
AvnuwH. .N:.A, Dee. ll:53.
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SI00Oi) SI00Oi) Reward,

y,o RUNAWAY, on'nsi Tuns,l lav The
~ i1;h Instant, my Boy RICHARD. a
--a--fhitc mu!aiio. about five feet three
or Tour 'nchcs high, iolrrrbiy stout buft,
about l"cn two years Old wi1 Siraiuh,
light cuo:cd hn,r. has Il very sukv an
prarnncr, and answers quick ana >hnr;
When spoken To sad boy HIS shor, dick
foot. his hands short and thick. chul.by
fingers. He had the scar %: a Blister on
his forehead just abnve he eve -br,Ms. h,
may try TO hide ii by wearing his cap or
hat down over his forehead. lie wil. he
cure To pass himself ur Il white man for
he is very white aud has been taking rrcat
care Of his skin Tor some line. When h.
left he had cloth cap, black coat and a
dark co!orcd pair OF pants. He will he
sure TO change his cap ami clothes as soon
as he can; he also wears his hair in front
straight down To hide The scar OF The hlis-
ter. He is shoemaker BY trade, though
he may not 90 a, tie business, expecting
that he will he so advertised.
The above reward OF One Hundred
Dollars will he pad for his delivery in any
jan IN The Saie. lie will be sure 10 give
himself another name.
JAMES LOWRY.
Brad!cyvillc, Sumter DISTRICT, S G,
May 2htn, lS53 :'O--,f
.:7" Camden Journal and Chcraw GA
ze,Ie publish five times.
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SD..tsl.
AvnuHH, .N.A., Dee. l>;5:.

The Editors and prir;ois of Tie
.Souhter" .ilricu!itri~tithu the lihyr.
~ otprcsrnli;g, in u special ln;!,.uvr.
the claims "i this; Journal to The pub.
lie, and al soliciting all tie ;iitn,i, OF
Agricultural Improvement to aid in
p:"nl"tlMg il rNtcl drd circuIa,inn.-
The Editors !.!tt"r themselves. from
past dcm"u>lr;,lnns, that ;hry have.
given complete satisfaction to ;h>ir
patrons. lc Publisher has printed
and p"n!;shcl the work in Il >tyla un.
surpassed hy amy similar publication
III the country. lie gives more mat
ter than any periodical Ola DAr char
artrr an'l >ub>ripiiun price. He ha,
excluded a!l advertisement from the
body oi,:ir work, so that in binding !,
II" useless matter vi have to be re-
tanned. With these features stlictly
adhered to, they can confidently ,niml
to 1t Il, being cntirrl worthy of the
support ofa discriminating cumlnuni.
ty.
With the great outlay for printing
Illustrations, aid paper, it requires il
large patronage o sustain this wrIh.
\ few huudrcI $U6~ijvs will uol do
it, but Il ~W rcYnirc rnuraIxns :. /.
vii! TIC S"tIh'rn people step forward
n"w and give u helping hand 10 The I,..l
il"rs ani Publisher, both !y cun,ibu.
ting III the Way Communication AID
subscriptions ! .ct each %u!,sr,il,.r
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Veterinary Surgeon.

ROBERT w. ANDREWS notofes the
citizens o! tllis, and the adjoining Districts,
that he hns removed his Stables near the De.
pot of the w. g. NJ. Il. Road, where no is ready
at all times to take charge OF diseased Horsea
Tor moderate charge in all cases whore lhere
is no cure no pay will be expected. He also
continues IL take Passengers 10 ond from the
Depot, snd expects shortly to receive n New
Omnibus for that purPose.l Goods h> will haul
at the old rate of 10 cenfa rcr package, and
aolc,ia the patronage OF Tho public. :
Feb. q, 1853 I7r
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q riaiu.al ;]oetrn.
For the Banner.
,g;lrk +!

SNth
Many things are turned to- Jrcks,
Or, Jack. is made nf
Many things :-s."n" cards or, T,.tS
Sometimes, whom Kings are 'fraiI of.
The John Bull Tars, are all Jarks-
don't mean knaves and fools
Some mighty men are call'd Jacks,
And SO arc some edged tools.
I've seen a thing calI'd bnot Jack
1t pulls your very foot of:
But am such an ass-Jack,
I always kick my boot off
I've rode a beast call'd Jack mule,
AS tricky as the devil;
But this was when went to school.
And did fear no evil,
And have seen screw Jack,
Or Jack screw, will call it.
This fellow has a strong back
And all the wagoncrs haul il.
I've heard too Of the smoke Jack -
Hc must be Jack y napcs-
And oft I've seen the dandy jack
The liltle king Of apes.
And there's what's cali'i the slap-Jack,
a sort q Jony cakes;
They'll make yoar very month s'nacl; =
Those that MON Dinah makes.
And there's yet the lantcrn jacks
These fellows dwell in Ha;ns--
They will take you on their backs
And roam the midnight shades.
But Of all this world Of J,caS,
The Jack that's worth The money,
Is good old mellow applc-Jark,
Dash'd with a little honey.
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II ANY th'n1 else then Il legitimate re.
suit With strong land and favorable
>raa a"is. Gas a friend "fnurs sometimes
r"nIarkS,) we can make crop in the
lenc" corner. These occasional chance
result +: havc So >wrllcd the bump of
h"n" IN most "t our heads, that we are
\c'v 'nur! j. r'in-l to plant our corr,
crops, as though such favorable con.
lecture "t circumstances, would happen
every year. "Not turning out as well
as expected" is the cry when gather
ing time comes. 1t is to avoid this,
that we advise preparations Which,
with proper after culture, shall secure
an ample supply, under adverse sea
FENCING, MANURING, &c.
We said about all which was nrccs-
sary Oh this subject last month. We
now only propose Again to stir up your
minds, by way Of remembrance. All
these Interests are now pressing, and
what is t" hr duur. must be done soon,
Is the time IS rapidly drawing on,
when other rmIag. mcnis Will claim
your attention and labor. The fences
mn,t be 'rpairc,l, thai, the eve may he
Tratilrd, ",'d the growing crop secured
and peace with yuur nciyhbur guar
antccI. II t'rbruary:and Il few odd days
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"eS' 10 n"l 'it potatoes intended to
'''ahc S'''S or 'f;'"S Tor Tie crop. Inc
n,""'e or '"t'rr part "i sil'n month.
ABOUT NE "i>l'''9 H.i"nid De hrddri
ioi every acre iiilcn icu 20 &c planted.
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from tie Fairfield XuoiM.
ENlserlasacssts with eae1mIao
ERl 4 SEE.


McsSrs. AtEhrS ! submit To YOU Cor
the benefit OF your subscribers the fol
lowing results OF experiments made
with this ttrtil ser on the plantation of
Capt. S'rothcr. For application to
til" soil, it was prepared with l3 bags
of Gnano, 7 barrels of ground plaster
Of Paris mixed, and mniStrncd with
very strong salt and water. The
ground was thcn laid OF by running
one inrrnw and following in that with
small bull tongue shovel plough, rs
deep as it could wc!l.gn. Then from
small buckets or baskets Convenient
to handle, each hand taking his row,
lht preparation was sprinklcI in vari-
"mS quantities to the acre. Ihi, WAS
easily and qnickIy done,
The quality of the laYtl wa; as uni.
form as possible in any piece Of ground
Of that siz.': 23 acres. 1t was planted
about the 20ih of April; worked equal.
~: picked ut the same time, ana each
picking weighed separately. The fol.
lowing are tie results:
One acre without manure G92 lbs.
.t g with looihs of gnano 1913 lbs.
:. :, loo ms OF llol lbs
200 lbs. Of :. 739 39 Ibs Ibs'
The 200 lbs acre was very bad
stand, and leland more thirsty. 1t
was not by any means t;.ir trial.
Another experiment perhaps more
convincing was OH apiece of la!I Gold
sicll) Just taken in side by side with
the same old field, cowpcnncL some
few Years ago. Some Of j. was COW,
pvnurd but recently, and all excepting
that on which. the guano was applied
! inamrrCd with stable and cnwncl CON.
post
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Bniloine Alitcrials.

LINGUISTIC TILES for Floors of Churches =
Il Public Baudinss for We. iSHe. H,is cossssvsx.
Dl ma Rooms HEARTS, IA Dseisss fhec ne
ost variety o; patterns Npc hard AID
sse IN The best o,sss 10 al oATrs q the eeuutry
al.e OArnkf. Chlmuey ross suited STYLE u sns
ure a. r.esa ended in Oo~ss. work Asss VI
Arhiecls generally For 81 bs
IGHTNlNG-RODS for BUILDINGS ssd SHIPS
IL -lnszlates PAtsnt The OIL, method sa1a yr~
ted @r,ifste3 by science ard .rps-Ess Otsnssas5
6hed A.spts oil rzhs Crest oisesa-su \
eTss LYON M.HusacrU aISg co. No Ss3 snsisY
AVAKBiE ioI BUILDING FRONTS The QsaaI
vi ssrsd pre- mas sd ers:s ifou,s Of Nss. xs
fran qu.rries Ru,iAnd " f1r Abos prizes csss
nou br,vr store Ashs fei IS o. fIrnsaiss Ass .ars
ariy.ed INVITES thu o. t1pse sb1ut nis-s nH
sprrs being prepared 20 fss u nece y sy rae
Hhn the Ests noois Parties shout 70 I'll feas -isss
.ouh or wet os ny fotwsr5sg plss have te- sa "a,
boae1 resdy Tor Apnsst add .srseised % 10 rae tsss
.cus tho.s erected duIins the Nos va f,es
a. NY No u d., u. No - BeetnS0., ! \, No ~ Bee
n.sn..t Y No. IS B-.tmsn.'t v No 81 Be-tnu~. .
s No 81 Bee lusrs = Ct .t y 10 Csss
Broot "a oyJoe Ci, Hall &c Cal o SEED % Office We
Seetmsn-st 'hpaAS }, hr~Akfdh
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Garpstinas. Sc.

CARPETISGs, OIL CLOTHS. &c.-NcGRo.
Y Ti THEY. No lil Brcsswsv Ssw.Ysrt sssss.s
,hr er6. he puhe tb.i n r sfok Of yosiEa sai On
nc Csrrt:i,.s o. ClolAs &c sc !: for he spsiss TIA.
centlees al their reEtye g. s'tEeuss snS te,
OF ezd oisinsss % sssss which fr beam a.
ee.l,Lre 81 ssca L. scor b. faBd crit exseels -
nd together -.h 0thos soSs a uAuara eoatls s.ss
gtoe Of s1teLsls- cssb.aeAt Ill bs 40 ~
Cssh pfces Shade o-sr than s,u.s n toe trs<s
WILLIAM ncGSO2rY
GEORGE ribRY. No lsl Srsiss,
CARPtTNGS.-SPRI IMPoRTA ATOMS Is
~ PETERSON a aUMPdRtT
Nos 81 Id Sc % sa,. iOoa ~ = sst pealesh
Yyes, yAhe Of -ss2t htvr ceivei reszn n
Esrop sstfs Il Of riob Ce s as Of ci IL -
10 .sIss, rohn-~ -li-d "a -ss t-@e tss.
p. Of
Bib 5esr,l.e n en he Capt
Rich Ie.sl '-1r srpes IN - .si-tg
Fich Velvet nd N 0iuss-s m grsst vNneis
Rich psstry sLi sse' ntr-y ~" pst-,ns 1erw ssss
skis county
Rsch 5 Piy nd srs-rhns = sv-ry 1eseriatis
Oh Cstt. eidh ird dssa, The sec -sssSo
e. .ad vel e.sclee nEeths- sih every Osh-r o.
ssx-4 Csrpet Il the lSEcs possible e.s pres.
PsrhR-OSh HUMeSasI
Nos 81 ard SD Brosdvs,. sars-f q kzsA
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VERY Pleasant COUNTRY RESIDENCES
for SALE ~ Let WITH grisfs.s Of Plroa.saE a
rs.astr .fra'ei in .vsr h-.hy slsss - Of aeo
Yott .tS W. Ss'foas Rent -tS :. -. "a 49,
,,r, Fl.sry q hGL L. Apply . "hiliHO ~
BfSsS-s,. P,l4ls
NNIIIIASSBURj H.-AboHt hine Lot. OF Ground
w ~th F..ii-y le-e-z s.i.l8c 5f az Sill Dist ~
Of F,c.orr F.ar:- "a css sop AZ ast max
.aca water oLs For Fst gY II 80 10 aAiis4
NrN NnA -For sale - acres of level, fine
- -,OOVsLArt 1t i.rs-r-.ct ri-at ~ &c cs7l 1p
o o-srs ,1a s.ra Aso - 'ist,a.
Cc-r,rr O. Re ga re kali sat ans
slsEy D.rg reE- Cry 1lh b-oot
4 Il COUGH. Broker 10 Il Pae-st
ca SrO ONLY REQUIRED DOWN-To
- sow yrreh.e ths brcs >sors ,nd '~' Lots "a
tt b.. Of B-ackyr well sasrted Tor sav e"as.s
md p-,sl per the price o. a-e Il ~ .reNy
i.i APriy to JOAN BRiINERD' walls Fsff'
1roek.,r.
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RENTS sre RISING.-The only way TO Escape p.y.
~ ms sss re1is 70 ses9e JF l.asis.i.
q rcanc the Ci.y i-t az The fond
esy TAs car Be ans By pefehsshs o; rrsznG I1s
sg-Ar city lots els psys6e 10 Tas oe,.o
lNf koars Ti from sdst iie beautiful
shsle cannot h s-Pss-d Cah are ecsi sr,z fan
s<o liars ~ Ne tknoserst Nc 81 ssasT AID ss - sss..
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE at AS
T0kIA, L-stor- runnrr throssh from Psiion M.ia
.hett feet; D~siiss Hose s1snrE res>sos
tsey 6rehsfof the purchase bond .nd
nfstsse For PARTICULAR nggr. Of v. H. LAWRENCE We
lss fesris Or a L. C9IssEf. % the Pseuases
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i1iano-fcrie5.

Diane tcries.
4IOLIAN GRAND AID SQUARE PIANOS. in
I..r iusp.n. "a bls. Hale. Ds-is Cas- eesrst
s., f , &. 'Te i & aaSs' Ri nee
,e-here. and srp"sa faae. ana "essn- Of s's'
ssLt0EoSs AND REID ORGANS rss l.rss'. "a! be-: A.
IN IL. civ H.se = 81 q The s, fits' g's 9hs -.
CT rice; ss -, 81. So STA One second A.olr's.
sEGokpsAsD PIANOS =. es.; tH..s. No. o. a.s. i. :.
a.. sio sec ~ Casa paid ~ si.@o' f1a and De
sEIEf NJ SIC AND MUSIC BOOKS Gs .is dealer, .oi
- Berry GORDON No ~ 3ro.i-.J
W. LADD & Co.'S CRYSTAL PALACE
issUs VIA, es.5y 5sE,'. .5 M s "a
s- rec Sc shs oisi sssfa Q! the Cryss Palace
F'1'' 10 . " IiscoIs THOMPSON SCI. A,-or
Ne al sie.assy ss.sssn Hoard .1d Gt.sdss
A GREAT BARGAIN.--A very superior tone $500
~ i ZEE. used ony Ten sss.s per-
he tlIes dsys NJ u Warren At, fen 81 Ii
&c oel
A RARE BARGAIN-Lef. for sale for two weeks,
n ..Fl,pei Redwood BsudeT Phase H.t. By Gilbert eO'
s1''' ''' saw '' bsaRY 56SDzN Z l9r ,ros.-.y
CRYsTAL PALACE PREMIUM PIANO
7 H caaastRs Ne 20 Bro,ev,- N,Aas-sura
EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE-A splendid 6!
L. round Ros~ood Piano ga .; erssea
..a r. Eo 1.s !. ssss. L y e ser u h IS Wat
Rro-dssy. b.a White At u sag,
Tor SALE LOw-An excellent Rosewood Plane
:, ysss s ~ &c ss.s, sssos s,s:a. oosus ,ts PCS
ss The plane ii s-s 81 - srsss sdae- G
Rro-evty PSI one,
FOR sALE-Iwo splendid Rosewood PIANOS, 6i
=. he f4stsf, Nc s: WEES J.lss fEfEicx ( 6iskfs
GREAT BARGAINS-At No. 17e Grserwichst,
~ seIrsr DSy = FISCHER h.'hn. l.,.s ssoreIt
es ara 7o>,' sEo, CT LII otar - .E@fess 6.n bere
ssyE i-H s..,soI q soonest - '.es se'ass.or, ~
sif "a DsJstI, szs sEaEzns 5r yOar.-G
- x II. BARMORE offer a. their manaiactory
" sd ~i',roou No So B!seLs. Of Charlie.
.or'Gsrt es.n, Piano FsrtsA it ID. metallic saa
vef'e eiiets, and a., ether Eeesra EprsvsEsriG
y EW PIANOS for SALE or RENT. from the best:
nsf-rs 81 boroI f- Yot Hiesoss Reed 0rx.a 10.
.sls Stafford EDO, No. 3s9 BrO.a.Ly
~ RGAEs-CHURCH ORGANS for SALE.-One
- q sssr. -ep. sih ees:s be, .a7sri,r oss.
oia.. w DAVE ' 81 y s...s - . &C. s. ' '''
pbhCE q cos NELODEONS-Of ever Va.
rie;r fsa rs . $50 ,sEabe hs ps.of
Ssrats G..he5 r.Es
s.y see pts Il: ,s-ss, hep ~ sale Osy Esas.
w HALL soS, 20 zss B'2.a-.y ,pPos.t. "a. P.rs
81 Ar,n, ~ Prin-s &c ee.sr.iea Yeiodso.s
| iJIANO-FQkTEs and MkLODEONs-Ibe ua.
esEr,Isd >Is sA.sfe sIsosneirg 70 ther
ntes I'D TIE P7ls ssIsrAy that tsey have Leased s.i
TLi'sd Il. se nova s.scIs heec0r. Oeesgist5y z O.
'srtEeI Of The 'sy Pi.s6. ss furs re
~li.s h r.sHreE q P,rA.s fsspeetfsy sgissd
sRisfow- NOISE ii5s . CO Y. 81 Bn.s.,,.
pIANO-F ORTE s-HAIrES BROTHERS &
INNINGS st'ns ,ksE ne. eslldial tsr n,raf.esu.ias
to f.rash vhos.ls .ed rs.ai =
thss def eoepeson wusrsox Ne us ,icr cor It.s !.
pIANO-fORTE CARVED LEGS.-Pstterns Of
ltkda "kieeher- s.hd snd Emery P,pcn EasrJ Cl,.ha
r' '''' "' w 80 fs iRs g. \: S p..
As:.s ss Il. 4 s C.v,nscs
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ONLY FEW MORE DAYS LFFT-Ncgiecr il.

nNLl FEW MORE DAYS LEFT Neglect IT,
" ard vii Rave other ct.-cs .et eu q h
sIetyiL !, Loia Ihs.e essg sbes, 10 -.s
Ics EFT. TIE IreIritior orsu waved
tlessesss Of th fAyorlt tof Los
houie AZ Lot ro:n 81 f. 80 81 spp-1-ity sebsrine
until The 9Th tsy O. May vhea -. 3.Els &. -Ase " ts4e
place, AID lie sac Goes Tie 81 Of cAr,3csve
Lo-f strd Sc nils tsoE The I.Anf R.rcss
rrs6iIecty hTogFE the O. r. He tie T.E.
Il tOurdcG ~ the BrSGlya .ai Jsnsis fsaE-sad
ehurches choo .ne s.5e T.
New lcIt ~ 81 kygEs OF t5s ca iss than
sa. TIE ctds - r-s Of s,ss. cc-,--,y lis
Tia :. sa on Zee. IL VIZ s-s
rtGtd g.ned 9Th t-ssn t.ses l.
B. 81 -ho hc tte ktL1sosEt ise ever A, oz a.
esedr hahhy ed etsTesqus Al ~ sszl.r Gs7ply OF
re rurts; IL .cd A.
fsvr. TED CiEf.lct e Ve beautiful Hoses eE.f
Iessartr ~. hs c.ssrni-sd 6sp-- 4 hen hu > d.
bufe u s.liousiy ttbeEs 1ts III.
Of srrh Lot ~ rsyase = 5s.a
.i!s p,Tet sass :. Aa 81 - f.rlsaes gfs;l'o-.Y Al
e1c--sir 20 ~. = Esis TIT GSDAf
sne rstSri ~4hiss ave. j. 60 g. = tet.is sPp
~ tfe- ar.sc fsf the .dso1 o = ters viii
bels THURSDAY EvIEiNG a. :. g-ioos Uas- E.l
No 80 8OwsTy- IA-C5 fEcAhE. P-Jrr,si5z,
NJ 2 Ter
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ABIJAH FISHER. Jsunc4, Govt Ss~-yoff or
GO 81 AEsSLEE. New dsVen- Ccar
J 81 WILLOW-PLACR. RROoKLYN-slz

NO. 81 WILLOW-PLACE, BRO0KLYN->ize
251sO lot feet brick riih and cell:
esh hoor hree res SD order 49, NJ =. ae e.
gcos oidsr md lod 3sAooa let 2ls Fos ca
Sc. srfl' 70 JOHN BkAistRD, W.n-;. fsfry BEo5kyn
NO "a BUTLER-ST., BROOKLIN-Sze 25xi0,
~ lsC tFoIsTy bTck Eskhed bse-ni si- s.5
e.sr ard sos1 order For ale lOs sud cary. Fr
esIe. Ct ,eEkr Apply to JOHN BRAiNEED, Wal g., VERY
Trrck
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Real Cstats for Sale.

Real Cstats for Sale.
4 BARGAIN-A Farm Of 40 acres, situated SIX
~ uies south OF Ps;ecr y ives; OF Nesas o. the Pas
SAC River sccd; oiehI,s Of seoc s2G nut y
vood rood eofortsls hOa,- and o.; eG PSAay essA
,.a IN he with y 0.ds na1grs
ta-r-ya6 FOR sale isf nv Sc lsT1as Abefal
J. LAW No 81 Bfos5--, N-~sFs
&c. SANDERS No sS.sssas- NY
4 CHANCE for q POOR MAN to GET a CITY
n 10Y co EASY TERMS For ,e tA- low p-ss Of -
p.Naht Of sls - Les IN llita adj ls
properly vixen viii iouoe in value. Tie L5ts
beautiful and .se Win ;ac street F1or Paics Of
Ieel. Apply; PtCAkS. ~ lS Hes'sst
\ GENTLEMAN in search OF beautiful and pic.
~ tftsquo tCdg ire md Of Land perfectly
lev AId LrS rrcAtry the b1rss Il iesdrs
pf J. seaE1 Two mes diIt.-i The properly oaJ h5Is
Ii6e TIE BY New Haer Aoi' az us
hess nostss re urnsfse Road oy.sss sni hsa
lie lb ard fos ur9a b1.s u psoperr
ToI seat few Il s;e' ia Ire s'ats vii compare II
ht vi. ,. sold lo~ TEgtes q ta9 r-fchxse
on ne ,f.s stsred For ksT particulars 10 Box
No rs Ngw.Yors Po,. oaies
At PRIVATE SALE The handsome frame House
n rrl ans ot ri 1louId y ICES in tbs
Let 6by 81 contains u sro kcAs sst ce4s pEz4
font and ether ecnvrhccs rEice s7G slSo on boa al4
mortgage fogsys year. Fer r=-rieal is .pPyto -
COLE CHIFFON, No. IS Nasssu-s.
EIGHTH Av. L0TS-For sale, 30 Lots on the
IL Sab from llHh issh VIII b sold ehssp separately
'f'0s''hsr h'sPHsd i'r innsd'''yS rs.pr NJ ,s,p.
Tor SALE.-Cltcn. Staten Island The most
u sdv.rssecesly sipsied Bvsiss L0ts
beisg the Of w w. Van wsssrsn E.q This Il b.
heved he the sttrses property 10 the vciy city
Apply to d. OCoSSoR No 10 sssdest N ~ ctnoa-
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Gouses tl)anie0.

VNANIED-To Rent from the Is; of May, House
w .ood shboIbood hic~ III the % a. s1
modern mprov cor snail family; or
at Of With basement Rem moderate Aii-sss Z
PICK No "a Chsghsan~t
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DRlVATE SALE.-Beautiful tracts oi Land in any
SIRE rem % - ,sec b47 us.- Cleo Cove
Aeo Of lsca shsiby ff-.st SIDE p4.r g..7sf
Eicn e.. Of the sCTtssd lsas hre s1s-nc we III .I
lil,nd Sound For nc. A.. ian TLItL.u spgi,,o
A B-F-CEER- II
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ITO LtT-At sapletop, Staten Island, (betv cen toe
Lsroi beiss the fnth hous MN o. tss 81 2rS
bTic5 Houe psintod bro @nj
With Furi,Ke tx Tors &C UGuDc. md C-ase-h 21s Tor ave
uoris three wish or "itho.t tho .IA4a
| rnrire RI tho
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TO LEASE for TEN YEARS-At iair rent, MA
Lt. on the corner Of Broadway ssd sob Aeoy 10 ne
5i.,s1, N r. Pig tCs,
Pir.e. ccrpsr Of Broadway under Ne ropois.s Bank
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ITO kENT-NO ii5 West 45tb-st. rebt Si1J; No
rs vet s.s.i So s;d.. setEee' "a .3a Gas" 81
No Ices R,e.s.., slFn Agtl, 10 Z q PIERCE.
~ " PnA-st. az Bro.iWsv
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no LET-The four upper 1cors Of the building Ne.
IS Cro+by suitable for utsctarns Pnrposes Apply
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IrOR SALE-Fine Brick House, 3-stOry, oil modern
cless ooihood sroo 7n ct s-elee
ifsrpi.d for nneciaey Po....sios let nsy. Isqsire o!
]. : OAKLEY Sos IS and Is PEI-rov.
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EOR sALt-In the Villaee of B0onyllle Oneida
z C,ury Of GrolHd with good tgos,ory Hosis snf
ell trrts Tor earring "a tbs b,tss
All good condition VII b. .od ls~ % &c ,aat
l. qufe tte prm!s's Of JOHN NAIlHS or OF
X EO5ItR r.. No 100 Diyisonst, y 7
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TO LIT or for sALk-A arm OF SDVu' - sCi o.
or o. Isl.d abb, snt.f ree.ig ferry . . -
yo-t o. lie p.re 10 House, bsfs- s1t vel
ftt vi D .od 90 r-tssa-fe
tsrus good tcbtr Apply - 20 - u NJ -
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YTHbEL FLOORS to ktNT ia the hrst class oniid-
IL. 10 esfsntv buisrs Is frOLt vita % s.-l
osfs on Apply 70 H. . PlEHDb e'i-e'
Prest proASwsy
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ITO LET-Tbe superior threestory Brick House,
i 10 IA EsH tSssewsy AIJts
A Fam Of abOut acres,

q q Lt1-Jw twOs,"ry Frame D"eiHn - hiioi
4, Win os to ts.i sh brict va req
q Sostssp oIoSfifn lr9She' w. H''
~ h,yc Ear tsy lOfk