The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-05
BALTIMORE COMM ERCIAL COL
II IE3E
D lo52-CHARrERHD 1854.

FOUNDED lo52-CHARTERKD 1854.
Located corner of Baltimore and Charles streets
BALTIMORE MD
This institution Is now in the prosperous and
nourishing condition. Twice during the last two
ments for the accommodation of the increasng num-
per 81 students, representing nearly every State in
The advantages and facilities here afforded to young
men, desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
various duties OF the Counting Room or TO obtain
Thorough Practical Business Education generally
passed in any particular by any similar o.
adjustment in the United States.
FACULTY.
Z. 4. L0SIER, Principal,
Lecturer on the Science OF Accounts, Commerce Blu
J. N. P SH'i0i IF
Professor of the Theory and Practice Of Book Keep
ing. and Commercial Calculations
Ii. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of Book Keeping.
Professor of Business and Ornamental psnmanship.
8. L. WILLIAMS, Esq,
RE ks'f T. YE x Hsrf sEEsEl L g.
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. John P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Vansant.
Non T Ts.t sW Yam MN. T. kelgher, Esq.
A6A large and beautifully Ornamented Circular,
containing upwards of SIX SQUARE FEET representing
the exterior and interior view of the College various
chayacteristic Designs, Penmanship, &c, sent by
mail, free If charge. accompanied with Catalogue,
Ns m r 4. K; LOSER,
je Z3-d&c3m Baltimore Nd.
ATTENTION FARMERS!-GUANO
"A DIRECT FROM PATAGONIA Referring 10
our advertisement in the August number of the
Southern Planter, we have now the pleasure of in
forming the farmers that after making some chcmi-
cal tests here of the Guano therein referred to- and
having un9uestionable proofs of its being genuine
Patagonia Guano. we secured the cargo Of the Mary
Francis. She came on directly to our port without
breaking bulk, and We are now having the Guano
bagged at wharf 1t il the only cargo of Patago-
MIA Guano in the United states, so far we
certain and OF il there emily $50 tons nearly half
Of which is already sold mostly to those who have
used Patagonia Guano several years aSO-all of
whom, ~ far we can learn, were pleased with the
results both on the crop OF grain and the succeeding
grass and clover.
Our own opinion il based on the experience of those
whom name N. ". Harris, ESQ, of Louisa; Rich
ard sampson, of Goochland W g. Crenshaw, Rich
mond; W. G. Scott, Orange DR.. w. l.. Wight. Gooch-
land
From the chemical tests Of this cargo we are very
flyorahly impressed with its value and have great
hopes that alone, it will have fine effect hut it
has only limited quantity Of ammonia which of all
other fertilizers gives promptly the greatest growth
of straw it is not expected that it will at show
such effect as Peruvian Guano, yet We think the
Soluble Phosphate of lime will increase the quantity
of grain very materially. Our w. Il. Crenshaw
therefore intends to combine it with Peruvian Guano
i'll equal quantities. and We would advise its general
in this way at the same time We want all to use
portion of it alone. and we hope accurate expert
ments will be made and reported to us. that may
be prepared with supplies for the next crop. pro-
vided, We have now every reason to hope, the
result will be satisfactory.
We think, therefore, that each farmer will consult
this fall fthe Patagonian Guano. Price $50 per ton
CRENsHAW ( co,
Commission Merchants and Grocers.
Richmond, Va.
R3- We also solicit orders for genuine No. Peru
Wan Guano. direct from the Agents. and the
at the lowest prices. So +-dlm