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CoPPER.-We have received from Major S.
S. Lewis, of Sweetland, bar of copper
weighing Is ounces, containing 60 cents in
gold to the ounce. 1t was melted at the
Assay office of Theall & Co., Marysville, from
% ounces of copper sulphurets and fakes
OF pure copper, taken from the claims Of
Hiscox, Lewis Co., on Buckeye Hill. In
the last clean up of this company, when $50
ounces were taken out, a considerable pro-
portion proved to be copper. There is evil
IDENTITY rich vein of this metal somewhere
in the neghhorhood The further the work.
men advance In one portion of the claims,
the more apparent this fact is rendered by
the rapid increase of the sulphurets and
small pieces of the virgin ore. The speci-
men before us will be exhibited to the cur
ious in such matters, if they will take the
trouble to call at this office.
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Tle Aydraulie 2rsss.
Local Intelligence.

D~OON~~-/H-|>0~cN~CS~@O0O
THE LAST PILGRIMAGE-Th various Leg
islative nominees have now only four days
left to do up their little "choresn among the
voters. Most of them have improved the
time originally allotted, by extending their
inquiries and researches into the remotest
corners of the county. OF course each has
an argument peculiar to himself and his
party and if be has failed to convince those
to whom he has addressed himself, either of
the fitness of the first to ornament Legisla-
tive position, or of the second to save a dis
solving Union and expiring country, he must
attribute the result to hard headedness and
inexcusable obduracy on the part of the
people, not to any lack of industry or elo-
qaence in his own efforts Our prediction
!s-and we are willing to back it with a
wager-that on the morning after the cleo
tion in this county, thirteen out of the nine
teen candidates will find themselves disap-
pointed. Who'll take the bet?
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B eyr ~ ! 70 8 /!

TAILS Sarsaparilla and Iodide of Potass;
III Scovall's Blood and Liver Syrup;
Henrys Magnesia;
Habershaln's Headache Elixir;
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup;
Ayres' Sarsaparilla;
+" Cherry Pectoral;
Merchants Gargling Oil;
Lyons Flea Powders;
Kellinger's Iiniment;
Wynkoop's Iceland Pectorali
DIR. Jayne's Liniment;
Railways Ready Relief;
Collodion;
Jew Davids Plaster;
Patent Groats for Children:
Graefenberg Cos. Uterine Catholicon;
DIR. Crossman's Specific Mixture;
Turlington's Balsam of Life;
Hyatt's Infallible Balsam;
Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters;
DR. Hoofands German Bitters;
DIR. Morse's Invigorating Cordiali
Bed Bug Poison;
Elixir of Calisaya Bark.
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REPORT

OF THE TRUSTEES OF COMMON SCHOOLS OF n.
SAN JUAN, TO THE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA, FROM Nov 1sT,
1859, TO OCT. lsT, 1860.
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enff tHHd uf n' q NW#I h l0u
iufN N0a Hn IH0 f.aiNI. fN
tNffnran tHttH- .nI '.iaaih ah. vi iI
adHlHHF e4H-i44ta 1H
w. lHI Hhrl Duf.I.I u uuI H.
nll'I if HuunHnf f.fL aI .nIt o.
il. depth ol nlHni iou,h.a Geo. .lIH
hnl. % HafOHliHp.l .hNn ula h.hI.l \.
ru hmp li .Wn & au N.Nu
nlmrnf. hai nnl ~ ,IuHl IH tll'
tdf''i W. mnai about ttni itH eil. uI uIu
10 tlc dt ebl n'h d raH prtrl
twbg un ihe albrr sidDs au .drsa.ls
Which, together arc nhon. lW fr' u.il
'lhr Wlnle g. luli 10 rintU lnl tuUr. .t.
II lopi fgmf6lf /, u.ul uni =iru M.
touch % hnl mUll vna pu, II hio. 1hn
pusor rertion ol tlr blh ! carried avNt
Through large dfiins hauonlh ibet.iyvalls
The sdevalli a,e occlu, nUl vhllit
uo .iw II iumpnr.a, whda t'r w'IH of
lhe mchepy arc kopt Nh.'aNa hod, and
Hycai ll t.mes Nlitr thrdth,n SNOW.
Tho HirHH'urr potfr ihe properties NJ
no immense sppiknr.tuhe. the worLmen
lolng ahle 10 converse nj tie distance oI
tno miles from each other The 0.ho ,
very h.tiff aud strong The iN.
said 90 b. built nrar q model ut tLp uil.
comb. of Rone, aided N oil thu latest lm.
provcmculs.
Ou both sides, ~ about iva hundred
yards distance from one another. are open
ngs through which the workmen cnn 49,
ccad by means of permanent ladders, u
ease sudden tain.stuim,, shoull cause th,
water 20 rise over ,hf silc wa'ks. which ~
however, Of rare occurrence. III" contents
% the sewer tow into lhc river Seine. ru,
the current j. sulhci'nt % carry lhc boat
along With considerable ,clocity. lerg
reservoir, are constructed at intervals. int
Nh.ch The water can be- turned cor .hor
time in cnsc i .hor'l h' necessary 20 ha,
tho canal dry inr lii''c vli'e. The Who'll
NOck was completed IA two ycars. "
sides the main canal. there are dany m,no
unescoustra.tel under the principal sIrcct'
all or which ean be- made 10 cunmurica,
with each oiher. These admirable under
ground works accessible fom the Louvr,
the Tuilleries, and from all the barrach.
aud should the Parisians take a notion /
harricalc the streets IN any portion Of ih
i city, the Imperial Government might q
short notice, aud withou, any person bcn
= aware Of l.. transpor, troops. and Il thcf
(, !. time TO make usc Of the reservoirs. .
= cin cavalry be Transported IN the sam
d, way. There j. 90 end 10 4hop;lnc u II
- soldiers irom the windows, anil fcyol'
: ton IN PARIS will a,on ouly be- rcmemhcrs
Il among the thing, that have been. nc,cr
=, occur again.
= through these underground passages
pr'soacr can easily be- taken FROM II
Louvre - the ,'cinc without attracting a
g tehIion. and thcnci sent 81 Ly railva,
'e vh,Cb j, aoar a' haal THIS sPlcbiii y
= '.m Of ses sags was one Il the pet sohcm
" II the srsi A.poleoa.--let,asd Int I
gHes.
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III" Providence Post nsrrstcs the follow
ing experience ., b shIy respectable ci,i-
zcn. of good moral character. IN searoh II
,i,e eclipse.
o.. NJ a,ibree o'clock Wednesday morn.
~. Looked Tor the sun, but coalln't hndl
u. concla@sd was up too early. Went
to bed.
Gct mp again 81 hhlf.paa Eve. ssv
something they called the sun. IDokes
red. Went down town. sun lookcd winter
and bright D tin pan. Though, voult
80 home shd gct brvalfa.g. Noticed n.
brcakfast-room looked dark. Opened N,
blinds. when Il looked livb,.
Seven o'eIaek. Went down town again
Sun shining very bright. Tried 70 look a
IL. but couldn't Thought ! would take
glas.. Took one. Smoked u. Thcugh
| could sec better, but wasn't satisfied
Didn't sce any eclipse.
I Eight O'Clock. Took another gIass
thinking !, nigh, he better onc. swokc,I
Could see patch on the suns fscs
tssow hirssr. Took smother sla.s. Smoked
Loskei htst-rate.
IIalfpast eight, Things didn't lool
right, but couli see something. Though
the trcablc nigh, BE- in the las, eisst
Tcsk snssher. raw the bisrcs, kind u .
eclipse. saw shc srn and the mscs
Took sssshsr glass and locked again. ~
tvo suus. stnokel asi t1nk another elias
eaw two suns and two moons. Took al
ether giass. Five or six saas and ten Z
Mem nesls. ell mixed W, and SCENE
70 be drsnk.
Ninr c'sicct. Csslin't see much
sayfking. Cressdesl I vss suns.rscl
J 16sashs 1 would 70 hsme. ss- IN ssan
b.. and thought | world get in. Terms
cat to be ssarss' vhas-dye-sall-it. Tsi<
|. snseArr and got ia. wsat home in sos
cart. Think echpsss sss As.sdA bes;a
aAtins Psssle have heds<ta
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tfelrrh IA TRUSTS. Napoleon \ nhi
pfhrf chWirleU Nefn WI models w. im
ingl villl thc greatest ctnriillo the tai
afun ~ l'otslam ih bs coat md yo4l lak
nag occasionally his pluch " nun The
cooked mi NJ the hc0 NJ Amlpritf and
lda immnrld groil-coat, worc worn hs Igm
with becoming gravity
Tom, ton, vha horse Jockey. twa hfa
animals ao small that they might readily
hner been driyut hy Qurrn Nab. ,onsiilHl-
cd his stud Whenever they hni not
thelr master, took ah occasional airiap iH
ths streets. o crowd Of admiring ufeIius
vas urt 10 hc iu attendance w the home
Of Blrnumi alyHsih. iho htdc mnn
showed that ho could act both With wat
tudg and dchmcy.
ARTEMuD WARD ON "NiAMtN's mrrs
The witty Snowman. IN hi. la-i coniribu.
lion to ,ln literature ~ hs country thu
dsroutscth
.Ihc en- ooin scenes IN my chcckcrcd Mar.
Ger ia respectfully submitted
wIvMs mrrs.
( pitched my tent IN q small town IN u.
iauuy ono day lat sceson. N while Was
standn vt the dootc taliu money. dcpy.
tishun Of ladies' cum NJ & sci they v,rc
lacmbers Of y r. liumbumyilIc fcmnil Moral
Reform aud Wimmins Hitcs 4 ,ocia,ion.
q they axed ioc If they Good 60 IN sni no'
/ pay.
'Not exactly, set !, but You can pay
without ,in ia.
"Dcw yor taov aao wc a., Z" sed one
! of The winmcn tai anl frroclus laolin
cr.i'cr, wi'l b'ew lot,ou umhrollar mdri
her arn-''dcw You know Who We air
,ir z
my imp eslun il, scl |, from hur,
scry view, That You air f,mail..
"Ac air. sur, sd the lCroehu7 Nomau
I've belong to d society vhiich bclccyes ia,
Is endowed with ~ muich intellect as msn
which hclecyca IN rasin hor to her propc'
,prcr--NLitch believes she is iramled oi
and aboozcd--S whitch vii resist ben,c
: it' and forever tie ineroachmeuis Of prou.
: and diminccring man.
. lb,rin her discours the eNcentrig lemai
, GRABBED me BY the cote collar, aUd IA
sving,n her ur,brellnr wildly oyef my hcd
Il hope, marin. scz |. s,ar,in bsss
!, ''tha, your in'crshuns i houoFahl, --ir.s
D lone man, in u strange place, besiles isc
!. aiic TO hun.
] ''Yes," cricl the f,mail ~ shes q sla,,
!. Doth she not dream d freed ~ -'losf sh
9 never think OF THROWN n ihc r.c # :,
, riuny. 4 thinhin 4 speahin and Sotiu IL
= hcrselfi Doth she never think Of iac
!. berc things 4
III mot b.in o natl .,l born fool, scs J, i
. tais time little rile,!, Il Lin safely 81
4 that she doth not.
i az vhot, vbot = taCamci tie Zen al
H. slnsn her umbr,llar in The air, 80, vh'
= is tie price this woman pays r1r her q
V perienee =
Ic II don't know. sea ] the price to IN
N show il H. cents per iudiwiiupl.'
rs can't our society 60 in free :" az,
~ the fomail.
!; Not II I knou it," al I.
he 'scrcoil. creeil man, shc sci, i bu
SC into terrs.
" "wont You lct my dartcr in :" "a
ut ooa.hcr Of the xsentrc wimin, tskin me I
>; feckshunately hy the hand. 80, plea
let my dsr,cr in--she's sweet gush
=: ehili VI aa,as.'.
er lie, her pash = reared !, ss mad A.
X cosld stick ., their tsrnsl nonceus: 81
st her gush J! uhcreupon they all sprung ba
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General Collecting A6elt
.ar s-s.a-.x scTSrv.

'rISi a-ssass alI ose- ths sssasf. ] eesf
- sr-sis . a 4snsrz. ,stissttar Ar-nt.-
isa = = - "a vii sri Il ID = ir iassrest 70
spi ~ .asi- ss..as.-s.s r'- -'ls-sisa.
--1ss -ss. 9.s .. Wright. \ Z. West. IIse.
's1is; 2. a. Hani.son. ts-fH. wezs. IsspAis.
suIiSF. t4sEsfS.
'sr-1-v y. la. 90.
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rWeaal rsspsesabilsy i totally inas-
oeAs u lsrYs income. It's psasess
1(eret i sslf-resrecs. PsTe-sy can ssscs
degrssl. sls,=. ~, nersr .lerrsds them
ss1ves y vain rre.sse Or dHriici'y.
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u IS psrrsa,saslr heated al hi. fsas1saee. 1vs
' ux- ssasa-sas. n passss. sneos GsGss-
stss'. ss.rs can be faa..l !. heDsedins
sYs i-ssssssI .zssites.
u. 10. ief1 ~.
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NJ NBEB ~
ncmt5ll( C(Ononp.

.tti.t ...tt etstHf"f .sftftttftfttf Atft.f.
900 " tt tHa fafme sImf 4f
III tHf fire " iifis
nn|lte ..df iompss'a0lH sifio,
I ual ha .aanied fell."
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HERNIA on Rurrt NJ

Fsfisaiit cured h- new operation Which has been
e V1x.ils ses,sd - hundreds sf easss sitheu.
u 10 Ee. snsi .hs psr.sa lei. a. rssfsss as be-
81 saci5sss ~hisl, psoleesl The rapssre.
ns-sveso;sh Tho ds&eaoe. sho are perfect
- ~ ssstsst1 " sheir fs.i salus ty
afsrrsiou. ILf. 10 wsll vortky the stssn.
:, sIl pesseas s-iietrd viii tbs disease. and
'xl.y sf<Se-s-~usFs.
tafas-v :. ISFL sl-lv.
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pyK. yK.N.N.pMIl.l.SpS

I ! AvIE0 ks..si 10 the town of Psn1ia. Zen.
ists bis professional services to the cis'isn'
t.srr.Ijv. uf-p West side ~ the Square, nex
ar TO ". Y. Wsstins' store.
-strt,1~v 2. 1St.n. Civ.
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.Itll3 WORK

r. ,tr nsscprttoSs from large II1t4 Blls -
....tCsfls i1ns With Neatne's ,nj Dispatch,
e,a rs es,nnhi' 'fgm..
.sRi. os pEL.. snb. -
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4..it' .ee-lul,' 90 rsuts 80 IN"
iuas,~ar'. y al go nv b. Ttia f'r
VI ai,r .es,at .s'lhs.i tct state and Do
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Tie Witty Snowman. in hi last coniribu
ton to ,lo literature ~ hs country, thu
dscousctl
!Ihc en- o,in scenes m my chcchcrcd kar'
Ger ia respectfully submitted
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Guttsiqrrtt Aotitfs.

TONSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-Consignee of SIX
NO CASES MATCHES, marked ''CBl,n consigned to
oder bark Sylph from Boston, will please call and
receive the they stored at the owners risk and
expense HESLEN & ROGERS,
o3.tf n W. Pratt and Cav streets.
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QlatfornI SfaIts.

SiIber 8ars> 5tuslrg, TT.
ID EN- OV A L.
IA Having removed to the
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
BALTIMORE AND CHARLES STREETS,
And opened and beautiful assortment ct
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
AND SILVER WARE,
We would be pleased to see old customers
Give call.
myI6-tf VIM. BROWN & co.
ENINE WATCHES,
Il RICH JEWELRY,
AND SILVER WARE.
Embracing everything that is new and elegant.
Particular attention paid to and durability
the manufacture and repair of Jewelfy.
GEO. W. WEBB,
ap3-tf 8. F. corner Baltimore and Light streets
I. g. cANPIELD. W. II. CANFIELD J.. II. HRRRpITH
TANFIELD, BROTHER b CO.,
" IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
AND DEALERS IN
WATCHES, FINE JEWELRY
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS,
DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS SION Els
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
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4ubIit Salfs.
SALE
STATES TOBACCO WAREHOUSES;

Miii. STATES TOBACCO &c 9l WAREHOUSES;.
e m E e Of 1 RaS Of 9s CS@ MaI
land passed at January Session $780, chapter 22 entitled
Pq gS for RPGng Of The sSs Tobacco
Warehouses on Deep Water having duly qualified accord
Day the day Of October nst at the T Merchants r ES
an xpdse at P Sy Of Bsm9re at up
FsTA h6 OF G GR6Nb F4RE d ffS Gy to %t
| inches on what is known DUGAN'S WHARF, and run,
Ming back for degth g feet inches alley together
Warehouse No and the Wharf Property thereto belong
sEcoNDIY-AIL THAT LOT OF GROUND FRONTING
| on VDQNNELL,S WHARF 3il feet 10 inches and
Tobacco Warehouse No and the Wharf Property thereto
al that other LOT adjacent warehouses Nos and q
rGnng to the west 93 feet on what is known ODon
get 6aGW VIA IS pTgaGs wharf With depth q 49, feet
SeT aeSe5 OF and the Wharf n Pro
1T THFTTBt LII THAT LOT OF GROUND FRoNTfSG
Ssi ~ e 5sn9PE
V2r PFGP eft afaf9Sa dEE pg n
depth Conway street 200 feet to an alley and
2T oRfSI" THH Iof OF GROUND FRONTING
On CHI RLES STREET 1874 feet inches thence running
as Tobacco Warehouse No ' Oil cry street, anu known
baec5 Wbonpe Ro Wick viii be- so see 20 an an
annual ground rent of 44s and all the parcels Of which
highest bidder All sales win be made subject to the terms
GonuUs ana iatohs OF the ACT or Assembly, passed at
for dsposng State Tobacco Warehouses; and for the
on the day sae Pats Ia w Be-
onefh cash in 30 days the day Of sale onefth in
60 days oneffh ia months o9efH in SIX months and
by promsory satisfactorily endorsed No deed to be
due each parcel Or properly Ded s @ dg y
October, eighteen hundred and sixty. =
c52tSeots WM TH0MPsoN, Of r.
ff.7Ast TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAi ESTA,TE-By virtue of decree of the Circuit
viii offer at pubic at lie E&ehangs ROOMS on
a. fE 81 n Day RfisRf P 3R
PERTY belonging to the of Joseph Wilkins late of
"A. AL L THAT IoT OF GROUND AND PREMISES, stu
fronting feet two inches on fTstt street with
depth Of about hundred five feet Deep lane,
ssFs sfssE
adE an a b s6 PER e aamg n n
place. by ThOS s. Alexander, Is ESQ., as Trustee,
The TWO LOTS nearest lombard street. of those three
sde IN Et re and m ri 3 "a on the
of Lombard street. each house having front Of 10 feet
inches on Howard street with depth of a feet nches
Win scs BY eSS e Brink b DWE
party walls in common with the adjoining houses The
three Lots Jointly subject to ground rent Of SIG per
viii be sold separately subject to its pro rata share
of said rent
ALI, AL or THAT LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES,
north the United Fire Engine House fronting IS et on
aiR g and %S2p a St BainPP
party 10 common with the adjoining houses and an
common with the adjoining house. This is subject in
of which its proportion $3.50 is now renting for s
per anuum.
AZ ANNUITY OF si5 25 rayahe semannually, the
gGa9f a. frontPPg 4 e On the sast i9 s. Light street
onI S :, a0d b 70 bs i gt street
Payments in four eight and twelve months with interest
satisfaction of the Trustee.
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cfOt SaIf.

I'm FOR SALE.--A fine Bay Saddle HORSE,
<eA to be at MILLER'S STABLES, corner Of Ger
mag and Paca streets. aultf
FAIRBANKS PL ATFORM SCALES
for sale very low to close Address PLATFORM Office of
Baltimore Daily Exchange my22tf
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Given this tenth Of October, 1850.
oII3lwt23 WIN THOMFS6N Of r
d N Q A Il
OLD AND WELL KNOWN
p II 0 TO OR 4 PH g ERY
JOHN Fl. VAIL,
No FROM 63 BALTIMORE STREET,

FROM 63 BALTIMORE STREET.
81 TO 2lS WEST BALTIMORE STREET. git
Dust opposite Cortlan Co.'s Splendid Marble Buding
NEAR CHARLES STREET,
Baltimore, Nd.
80 ONLY ONE ESTABLISHMENT, AND NO CON
EECTI0N WITH ANY OTHER.
In thanking my old feuds and customers for the very
liberal patronage bestowed for my
Stand am happy to inform them Of my REMOVAL to the
above named large and splendid Gallery, which have
fitted the best and most costly Style and where
prepared execute all kinds oyork pertaining to the
Art in the best style, and in all the branches known
to first class Artists and at prices which cannot fail to
please.
As import my Materials DIRECT from Europe and in
very large quantities can afford liberal terms for the
quality of work than other similar establishment
in this City. And devote my undivided attention to
the Art can the best and most satisfactory work.
and the most prompt and polite attention
JOHN H. VAIL,
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AGrffnltMraI.
pAKER's AND JARVIS ISLAND

RAkER'S AND JARVIS ISLAND
~ GUAM
The undersigned have en- appointed by W. Il. WEEP,
Esq., Of New York,
AGENTS FOR THE STATE OF MARYLAND
FOR TIE SALE OF
B4kER'S AND JARVIS ISLAND GUANN,
and are prepared to supply dealers and farmers with
quantity of the lowest established prices hand
some and substantial bags barrels
THE BAREA'S ISLAND
Is now well established the most valuable phosphate
gu ever offered the agrcGurst The present cargo,
which have for SALE imported direct into BALTI
MORE ship Mary Bradford 1t contains, per ana sis
OF State Inspector a II per cent phosphate Of lime, which,
together with its peculiar combination with va
and most concentrated Guano yet discovered.
THE JARVIS ISLAND
is also of direct mpoI aton into this market contains
81 10 per cent phosphate Of e and is the richest ever yet
brought to the market.
THESE GUANOS are warranted genuine pure and
aduerated and every package bears the of the i'm
porter STATE INSPECTOR and our own brand.
~ The BAKERS ISLAND GUAN0 can only be obtained
from us. 80
Pamphet aiming the history Of these GuanOs certf-
Gates from farmers and planters who have used them upon
various crops IN every section of the county, ample d
rectons for their be obtained counting
P MALC0M Il CO.,
Grain and Guano Warehouses,
Opposite the Corn Exchange Building,
God street. BOwlys wharf
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~ U A NO! ANOIl


GUANol GUANOIl
US ia sS5p7 Pa al Hf S 81 FERTILE sy ~Rss
retail Ef5y ar ts5R' hE ah RT
Our supply of PERUVIAN is ample for the on, and
we deliver 1t as ETsGGf HSf5 5Fo RA ans
thus saving the farmer every expense.
MEXICAN GUANo
embraces the cargoes of the 'Humbodt," Cosmos" and
imported in this market and will Be sold by tue
Our stock of
Is all ora,t seasons GAh mPG2[s GU "a
"h's PRaE III gHFf IF h SF Fefen ME
Of the kind prepared in he United States For stia soils we
deem superior to a GR6HN6 y B6S f2 be applied
Finely poWder mA MP gna9s6 GGGTP &So
OF the various brands at the prices
aul8tf a South street
FNHORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE
Has completely revoutionised the system Of feeding
jaIs: u SIOUX no' M1c66N19G ALI z DUGDALE
THORLEYJS FOOD FOR CATTLE
4 Pays for itself short time produces saving
h3Gf look and feel and work ma SSS B II Tf
TNHORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE
bnr, given to an ovsrworked horse restores him; it
DnSS DAINTY feeders 10 their Appetite it thin and
jul7,6 MACDONALD DUGDALE.
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE.
u Keeps Horses in fine condition, economses largely in
and thrifty. - ~ '
Casks containing 443 feeds sI4; half casks g.
Sold by MACDONALD Il DIGDAIE
jul7 corner Pratt street and NcElderrys wharf
ITO FARMERS AND GARDENERS-A NEW
n FERTILIHER-equsl uano and cheaper than Stable
Manure being alluyial deposit composed Of animal and
vegetable matter Can be obtained from the Ice Ponds
near the Cattle Show Grounds Distance from Charles ST.
avenue half mile at Cattle Show Grounds quarter
mile at Toll Gate from Falls Road half at Upper Re
servoir. Apply at So South street.
Price 50 cents load. ie22-tf
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WINTER5s METALLIC BROWN PAINT.

This preparation is made from peroxide of Iron and
Manganese In its natural state, it Of Redsh Brown,
and in combination with other paints tgyes all tine browns
desirable elastic body than other paints
1t leaves upon the surface glossy unadng, durable Me
TALLC COAT not liable to become tarnished and makes
fading paint 1t will change color by
to the weather. and will endure climate without crack
ing blsterng-while exposure haTens it, making in
time covering ALMOST AS HARD AS lRON-proecting
wood from decay and Iron and other metals from rust and
corrssion. 1t mixes readily with lnseed OIL and he
used for all common purposes without grinding.
Painters will find this the cheapest, and most durable
for all outside And for printing under any other
paint, it is unequaled
For sale w Q sole agents,
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