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AUCTION SALES.

BY J. c. MCGUIRE i co, AucrIoSxIas.
INTENSIVE SALE By CATALOGUE OF
u FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF CLAY'S
HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D. Con- Monday
ntorning, AprH ljkA commencing at III o'clock,
aud continuing from day to day until the whole il
disposed Of We will sell all tho Furniture and
effects of Clay's Hotel Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Sd and II streets, comprising about ono
hundred parors and chamber viz
Very superior and nearly new Rosewood CHECKER
ns seven. octave Piano Forte, Cover, and
Stool
Large and handsome French Plate Mantel Mir
rOrs
tias Chandeliers, Brackets, and Fixtures through
Handsome Walnut and Mahogany Parlor Furni-
turc, finished in Brocatells, Plush, and
lIairclcth
Marbe-top Centre, Sofa, and Side Tables
Walnut Whatnot, Fancy Chairs and Tables
Walnut Writing Desks and Book Cases
Handsome Velvet and Brussels Carpets
Oil Cloth, Rugs Iugrain Carpets
Gilt-frame Mautcl Mirrors, Vases, and Ornaments
Brocatellc an,l Lace Curtains, Cornics, and Fix
Rosewood and Walnut Bedsteads
Dressing Bureaus, Washstands, and Wsrdr"bes
Feather Beds, RoIsters, and Pillows, Toilet Ssta
Curlcd Hair and Husk Mattresses
Large quantity Of Bed and Table Linen
Blankets, Comforts, and Counterpsnes, in largo
quantities
Dining Tables, Oak Dining Chsirs
French and Stone China Dinner, Dessert and Tea
Ware
Table Cutlery, Silver plated Ware, Casters
Chafrv Dishes, Walters Coffee and Tea Urns
Bar. Counter, and Fixtures
Liquors and Cigars
IRON Safe, Desks, and Office Furniture
Steam Boiler, Heating Apparatus, &c.
Together with large quantity of HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS not necessary to enumerate
TEEMs: $50 and under, cash; over that amount.
credit Of sixty and ninety days, for satisfactori-
ly endorsed notes, bearing interest
JAS. c. Meg IRE l. CO., Auots.
WaSh;npton IN l-aoat
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AFRICA

NEw York, March 3l.-Thc steamship
Africa, from Liverpool on the 10th, via
Queenstown on the 18th, arrived here last
night. She brings $4,000 pounds sterling
in specie. Bullion iii the Bank OF England
had increased E260,OOO.
WEEKLY COTTON MARxET-LrvERpooL 10Th
--Sa!cs of the week $500 bales, including $500
:" sp"ct ,crs and Loco to exporters. Tie mar
ket opened slightly lover, but subsequently re-
cnyrrc cd tn;er Am, r;can adyiccs by Il kan 90,
aud closed firm at last weeks quotations. The
estimated sales to day 1000 bales, inc!ud.
ing ,oCO for speculation and export.
LIVERPOOL. i7th.-The estimated sales yester-
day were -, 90 bales, including S,On0 for spccu.
!ation and export. Hewett reports the market
closing buoyan, aud fully higher.
WEEKLY BREADSTuFFS MARkET.---LIy EHPooL
10Th -Breu>;utis firm but prizes gene
rally unchanged.
Provisions general Y were quiet
ConSoIS 92Nr9Zi
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FROM WASHINGTON.
z CAZETTE's SPECIAL DISPATCH.

THE CAzETTE's SPECIAL DISPATCH.
WASuSGToN, March 30.-1'he following
clerks were removed from the War Depart
mcnt on Saturday:
}. fcnnui! Cain. Of D. C., in the Aiutant
Generals Office, salary $1,000.
J. +. Callan. D. G., also in Adjutunt Gen.
erals Office. $1,000.
Albert Greenleaf. D. c., in Paymaster
Generals Office, $1,000.
W II. c. Douglass, Va, in Paymaster
Generals Office, $1,000.
VIM. IL. McCauley. of d. c., was reno
we'd from the Patent Office, and Robert W.
G"ggin, Of D. c., appointed in his place as
Assistant Mach;nist in the model room.
.joscph KIiiaa. Of d. c., was removed
from the Agricultural Bureau, and -
Foster appointed in his place.
c. c. Martin, Of D. c., was appointed a
wa.chman in the Patent Office, vice john Il.
Bullman, removed.
+. Sheppard, of Va, has been removed
with some twenty other clerks from the
Census Bureau.
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81 MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
VIRGINIA CONVENTION, sc.

hIcEacSD, March 30.-Mr. Fiournoy
made speech IN favor Of presenting an uti.
mAtum. He opposed a border State confer.
ence, james Barbour delivered speech in
favor of Secession. Mr.. Goggln urged the plan
OF withdrawing and reconstructing the Union,
as set forth in his report.
The Convention, by vote Of 81 yeas a.
gainst IS nays, adopted q resolution to ter
inmate the debate in committee of the whole
on Thursday next, when the committee will
proceed 10 vote on the propositions giving q
brief time Tor explanations and amendments;
and that hereafter no member in committee
shall speak more than once on the same
proposition.
The Convention adjourned
The excitement that prevailed in the pub
lie mind mere for few days, in regard to the
transfer Of guns from Bellona Foundry to
Fortress Monroe, subsi1ed as soon it be-
came known that letter from Washington to
Col. Alfred NJ Barbour had been received
announcing that the order had been counter
manGed for the present, nj least.
The secessiuuists in the convention ac-
knowledge that they SIRE IN powerless minor
ity, and will try to secure an adjournment
siue die next week, but this will be voted
down by the Union men, vino intend adjour-
ming over for IA given time, in order that they
may continue to mold the power they now
possess, and thus prevent any attempt to
precpitate Virginia into Il revolution.
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Mr.. kcmpar thought this discussion had de-
veloped oae lact, viz: that the Central Road
was to be tapped, AID trade diverted To Bal
timore, in Il fore; IN state.
MIR. MeCue said the Road could pass the
mountains elsewhere that at Brooks Gap
He called tie previous. question, ard was
sustained; and the nain question being put
the amendment WAS lCs;. The bill WAS then
passed.
The Speaker iai,; before the !lpusc com
municatiOn from the Superintendent OF the
Penitentiary, in response to resolution call
ing for information, which was laid on the
table, after being read. Adjourned.
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Kansas LEGISLATURE.

LEAvENwnR1H, March 29.,-The lower house
% The Kansas Legislature organized on the
18th by The election oi t. +. De Graft. Re-
publican Speaker. lie is understood to
favor MeSSrs Parrott and Lane for United
States Senators.
Gov Rohn*on's message is mainly devot-
Ell 10 LEGAL affairs. lie commends suitable
acknowledge by lhe Legislature for the
generous relic! given the needy citizens Of
Kansas. He recommends, also, that the
credit Of the stateihr used for the relief OF her
citizens, ii necessary.
He says that seed has been furnished in
abundance Tor planting purposes and hopes
that q general call for relief will soon cease
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From Denver City.

DlyvFR. Mar:h 2S.-The daily yield Of
goid II, the mites is very rapidly increasing.
The mills are nearly all getting 10 work,
N nv Of them with the new gold saving pro-
cess The population oil the Blue Rim slope
has doubled in the last month. That district
will be the great theatre Of gold mining OPP
.ratipns. The road over he snowy range
between the South and Middle Forks is open
Tor pace animals, bur not foS wagons
Emgr&nts from the states are beginning to
arrive. The weather is very iiae.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. March 30.--fluur ruled buoyant,
closing l2ic. higher; Howard street, Ohio, and
City Mills, al the close were held al So -, but no
sales 1T tina, figure. Wheat WAS 2tsoc. higher;
red 1904 l%5c.; white l4jGl Ib5r. Corn closed
buoyanl, al Be- advance mixed jS(U zoe; yellow
.j9W6lr. PORK closed iull---uess SIT: prime Si4.
Coffee ruled active; Rio 1890 l3ic. Wht>G@y
ruled active. closing firm u; Re.
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i'uE KEW Mali aGEyT.--The following
letter was handed en- yesterday morning Il
Fir. +. W. Bruce. The newly appointed Mai
Agett on ;ir Orange and Alexandria hail
rnid by tic postmaster at Madison run
Post Office:
MARCH 81, 1861.
E!G: Inasnuch ~ You have heen put IN the
place Of Mir ,oSaus F. Taylor. as Roat" Agent On
the Lynahburg and Alexandria Railroad, BY Il
Black Republican, Administration, and as there Is
no fault alleged against said Taylor, these are
therefore ID advise you 70 resign Immediately III
his favor, us aiOrity OF the people along the
liue OF the read determined that no one so APP
pointed in the place OF either of the agents shall 90
in their pia"es, uulcss Said Agent or Agents shall
be guilty of some miSdemeaGor. Hoping that no
extreme measures may be necessary, we sign
CrriZENS OF VIRGINIA.
The Lynchhurg Republican says: "Mr. f..
II. Bruce one Of Lncpln's Mail Agents. on
the Alexandria road, came up to this city
on Saturday. Mr. B. showed himself around
the city. lie Indignantly denied that he was
Black Republican, claimed to be q native
of Virginia. and us true q friend 10 the South
liz could be started anywhere.
FouND DROWNED. The body of Il man
was found in Biagden's Mill Race on Rock
Greek yesterday morning. The body had on
a pair Of old cotton drawers and dark yarn
stockings. There was found about 80 yards
above the dam gray tweed trock coat with
velvet collar. black cashmere vest, an un
bleachc,i cotton shirt with Alarseies hosora
and wristbands. and 4 red flannel shirt, with
The n#nla II. Ufnt!" marked on 1t. The hat
and bon,S were not found. Coroner Wood
wari summoned inry of inquest, who re-
turned II verdict that they believed .deccasdd
event into the mil dam for the purpose Of
drowning hiniS"ll," and that They 'cnult
bear Of no person that knew him. aSh.
SIR.
An advertisement asking information Of
the whereabouts of Mr.. Otfett, has appeared
in !ne Gazette for several days past. We
sup,,use the above will furnish = sad answer
10 the Inquiry.
TUE TouSG R,rLE..--~I'his wel!-lrilsel
corps Of Juveniles, under command Of Capg.
f'rHnk Adams, paraded on Saturday NOM
ing, making L. very creditatlc appearance,
and .,tr;a.finG General attention.
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Departure OF the New Minister to Belgium
with Important Dispatches.

NEw YORK, March 30.-The new Minis-
ter to Belgium, Edmund Sanford. esq, left
IN the last steamer, bearing important dis
patches to the American legation at London
and Paris, and, it is believed, armed with
Instructions To most Of our representatives
in Europe to protest against the recognition
of the Southern Confederacy.
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Funeral Of Hon. Gee. W. Scranton.

SCRANTON, Pa, March 29.-The funeral
ceremonies at the interment Of thefemains Of
the lamented George w. Scranton we're at
tended by at least ten thousand persons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

NV YORK. Marca %0.-.l!"ur is ieavY: sales
ut $500 bills. at - decline Of be-. State 500 IA
$500: Uo S3.:!$ "a 81 IS; Southern SJ,50tuS s.
-. Wheat Is depressed: sales of l2.oon nusH.;
Western red 1920 l3ic. Corn is depressed: sales
of 10000 bushels: new mixed G3c. Pork is >tca-
dy; mess unchangcd prime S;2.to. LAIRD is un-
changed: sales 1T former rates. Whi>kry j. dull
III l7!{M lie. The Stock market dull prices
firm Va GS 76i. Mo. Is FIG.
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Less Of Ship VIM. Hammond.

Bo>T, y, March 30.-Ihe British ship W.
nammond, Tram New Orlcams f'r Cork, was
abandoned !6:h lust, IN LAT. 50, Ion. co.
The crew, twcnty-tour in number. were TAX
en- off by the Du:ch brig Serene, which mas
arrived here from Rotterdam.
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The Guns at the Bellona Arsenal.

The following letter from the veteran head
of the army addressed to member Of the
House of Delegates, relative to matter about
which considerable excitement has existed
in Richmond for few days past Will be read
with interest
WASHINGTON, March q, 1861.
Dear Sir: On enquiry here. at the Ordinance
Department, learn that the guns At the Bellona
Arsenal about which you write, are by contract
to be delivered at Rockets, on board Il belieye)
of some vessel, to avoid the double expense Of
landing and reshipping, before being paid for. If
seized before this period, the loss would fall wholly
on the foundry. The guns are only sent to Fort
Monroe as safe place of depost-being as little
wanted there for the defence Of that work as for
the defence of Richmond. This subject was yes
terday before the Secretary of War, On an enquiry
from some quarter unknown to me, and have
not time to learn the character of tho reply. The
only urgency in the case results from the toun-
dcrs' wait oi contract money.
T write as Il mere outsider in respect to such
matters, for my position happily exempts mo
from the handling Of money-trom oil con-
tracts and disbursements. With great respect,
Your obedient servant. WINFIELD SOFT.
The Richmond Wing adds:-Col. Aired
NJ. Barbour, one of the delegates from JET
ferson county, received letter, yesterday,
from Washington, informing him that DR..
Archer has been directed not to remove the
guns at present from Bellona Foundry. The
letter says: "Tbe movement was commenced
in order that two citizens of Virginia might
receive their dues from the United States.
and as the Contract was completed, it seemed
fitting time to send forward the guns."-
This statement will, no doubt, allay the ex-
element which has prevailed for several
days among portion of this excitable conf
munlty.
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The New Appointment Bill in Pennsylvania

HARRISBURG, March 80. -Considerable ex-
citerucnt exists here in regard TO the Con-
gressinnal appointment bill, which is about
10 he reported hy the joint committee Of the
two Houses.
following the example OF the Democrats
when in poser, the Republicans have
swamped number of the old Democratic
ciunties So as 10 secure the control OF tie
Congressional delegation.
General Cameron is receiving his friends
this evening at Loch:el.
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South Carolina State Convention

CHARLESTON, March 28.--The Convention
in open session, refused to receive proposed
amendment to the Constitution, by a vote
of sixty to ninety-four.
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From Connecticut.

HARTFORD, CoNN., March 30.-The contest
tor State officers and Congressman will take
place In this State on Monday. Intense ex-
element prevails, and some doubt is enter.
tanned as to the result.
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Conviction of HarandaS

BosroN, March 29.-Joseph G. Hernandez
tried for shooting Miss May, with intent to
kill was to day convicted and sentenced to
the State prison for FIVE years.
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r.s- STAR FIRE COMPANY

z.s. STAR FIRE C0NPANY.--A meeting "I.
the Star Fire Company Will be held III ;hc En&""
House ou MONDAY ENENiNG NEXT, Ar3
Isl. at : o'clock.
It is the intention Of the Company To comply
with the law 50 as he exempt from militia duty.
Persons wishing to join the Company will please
have their names presented Al the nottih&.
Rv order of the Presidents
F.. :. LEADBEATEE. Secretary.
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Death Of Ey-Chief Justice Shaw.

BosroN, March 3O.--L"muel Shaw, lat'
Chief Justice OF Massachusetts, died at hi!
residence, Mount Vernon street, He fel
dead while conversing, ana being in the &C
Of dressing h:mself i'll his room. He has
lately been ia feeble health,
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New Jersey politics.

TRENTON, March 29.-FrederickF F. Freling-
huyseu, of Essex county, has been appointed
Attorney General of the State oENew Jersey,
vice VIM. L. Dayton resigned.
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NiRINE LIST.

rnET ~ A!.EHAHU :!A--MARCH 30
ARRIVED.
Schr. Marsh Hall. Chichester, Richmond, 10 \,
Boush
Schr. Richard Borden, Arnotd. Fail River, 10
Borden Mining CO.
Schr. Mary Francis. Davis. Mattawoman, corn
to Thomas Perry.
Schr. VIM II. Pine. Wheeler, ChcknmnHen 20.
tatoes 10 Thomas Perry.
SAILED.
Steamer James Jerome. Jerome. Philadelphia.
by Vim. Ii. Fowlc x Sun.
Steamer ST. Nicholas, Kerwin, Baltimore, by
Wheat i Bro.
Steamer Diamond State, Jones, Baltimore, by
Wheat & Bro.
VI ENuRaNhA.
NogFoLK March 29.-~Vtc schooner sarah
Hcbhari is a-hor. 81 miles south ii Cape Terry.
Her cargo OF red cedar Will probably "c saved
Assistance has gone [" her.
Schr Mary Ann MAGE, M"g@e, he""e st i''>-
ton, 2Sth inst .....
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Failures Of the Week.

BcsToS, March 29.-The Boston CONNER.
cial Buildings report eleven failures at New
York, six at Baltimore. seven at Boston, and
twenty-three in other cities, during the past
week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

Dates from 3arbadoes to the 18th instant.
says-"The British ship-ofwar St. George.
with his Royal Highness Prince Alfred ON
board, arrived here on the 4th instant and for
Sc, en- days his reception by the authorities
and inhabitants of the island was grand in
the extreme. His Royal Hghness has taken
tour through the islands, and was delight
ed with his reception. On the 18th instant
he left for St. Vincent"
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Alexandria Cattle Mari,et, March 30.

lRspcrted by j. fica"r" S~"ot. tire St"rh Aye".
BEEF CArTLH.-.Oierngs equal To demand
prices ranged from So to $40 gross.
SHEnr from 81 TO s. gross.
Hoes from 81 to s. 30 p 100 us. net.
Cows ASH CALVES from SD 10 $50 T. head
VEAL CALVES from $50 IL s. = head
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DIP SHINGTON LETTER.


that every honorable Effort, consistent with
the Constitutions ami lass sill be- made to
win back the affections Of s3uyner:lsers TO
/ the government teQ!:ea'!c.} 80 them By The
patriotic fvrelather5 From the best in!o:-
nation within my reach, | am prepared to
! EXPRESS the oriuiun that President Lincoln
, sincerely desires a return 10 uml0n, Concord,
! and peace, with Il view IL secure the perpc-
tuity Of the government. under the Constl-
, tuition, which all citizens, save fanatics and
! public disturbers of the quiet Of the coun-
! try. understood to DE one Of Liberty aud
| Equality Oh course, when the term liberty
| is employed, it is enlightened, orderly, CON
stitn;;onal liberty that is meant not red
republican RIGHTEOUSNESS which in effect
means Il license ~ wrong their Southern
neighbors.
Fine prcsi9en: hSs n severe task before
him. most critical duties to pertorEl. 1t il
hoped he wiI be found equal to them. u
traisla may. and probably will make the
! most strruu0na efforts to influence him. but
! | trust lie viii &rorE!niiy reject all such
! counSeilorS. aud when III doubt about the
| best COURSE 10 pursue will rely with con-
! idenrn upon the suggestions OF such co!isPT-
| vatlve advisers rs Gov Seward, o! the State,
! Gen. Cameron, Of The War. and Secretary
| Smith. OF tue Interior Departments. 1t ia
; within my knawleJ - that these officers are
! exerting their powers, ard tue Influence OF
! their stations tn allav strife. anu restore
! aui!y ana coed will \ very dark h"pui-
! lican sai.: Ia - distinguished member ri the
Il
me YOU are Departing i.nm thc Platform 81
the party" The icliciii"ns and patriotic
| reply was Instantly made, Oar cruntry---
our whole country, Union ana fraternity,
| first, platforms and parties afterwards"
The appointment Of DR.. Paitrey to the
| PuSlnri:tcrship Of Boston. has created much
| excitement, and severe nninladycrsions in
| that city Photographic dispatches Of ii de-
mandatory character have been received in
| this city. The appointment, It Is alleged IL
| IL Singu!arly unfortunate one. The Doctor
was It citizen d Camhri.ig:, ANA rs the law
| requires tat the Postmaster shall he Il ctI.
| zen ri the town when the oiiice IL located it
became necessary for the Doctor to vamo>e
his RANCH in Cambridge, and take up his
| al,cde III the city Of notions. which he did
! three or four days before the appointment
was made. ScGaror Charles Sumner is the
| ardent friend cE this gentleman, and To him
! and hin alone, is attributed the mastery
! strategy which has ;,een crowned with sue
cess.
The annontee is Sa;,i 20 be in very l"ir'n
health, is we'll advanced in years, and is
wealthy. Ona Of tic a.pirants Gvr the Office
Col. l. X. Pangburn, editor q HE ''BnSton
! } #
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TlNIL EEEREH.
ARRIVED, March 80.

AKRiNFN Nh!VE ~.
Boats W Wrlyeingtnn. d. Harsh. Js""h Huber
Gen Simpson, and Dr.. j. Robertson, to /. !. .'ir
hattey.
Boats Z. y. Powers and ten. I. !. MrhaiE' I"
Frostburg Coal Go.
Boats Anna Mari;l.. r. Borden. tncl: Sam .:n.'
j.. Stanhope. to Borden Miain= Go.
Boat c. T. Lloyd, to American Coa! Co.
Boats q. ". Kocrbuck, {. +. Newman. Josiah
Witt, 10 y II. Franks.
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TsT0 THE FARMERS AND PLANTERS OF
i VIRGINIA AID MARYLAND.
F0WLE 6 GC'S
SOLUBLE FRUSTRATED PER EYIAN
r. / i n u,
The Best, Cheapest. and most Permanent FER
TlLiZER offered tn the Agricu.s ra!is!s.
Approved by
PRoF. CAMrEELL MoErir,
One Of the most prominent Chemists Of America
az the mos! reliable and efficient com
binatiou Of
Phosphate and Ammoniatad Guaros
Yet offered in Il REALLY SOLUBLE FORM. II is
composed Of
No. | PERUVIAN & SOMERER0 GUAN0S.
~ Hjg""f imj'offa'ioH
from the CHfxrHA ana ScMnEERo ISLANDS, and
IS warranted ire" fipm GN imP",i!j"s.
This Fertilizer has been Scyerc Y tested. in con-
par;>u. with Peruvian Guano, by many Of the
most Successful! and intelligent Farmers Of Nir.
rinin and Maryland. from when We have received
numerous letters an! certificates Of approval
We submit the following extract from pRoF.
Monflr'S Report up"n The "So|"hr Pd"pd"'.d
i',lUriia imr"o. viz:
Ti, above. vtic,I r-,rit< express II high ya!ue ir
iii. Fertilizer. and indicate mt ti. formula Tor lis prrn
rliom is funded tnn sound principles ri agricultural
t.uIuI.Y and aic,'ir'v. Though rcplrc with The lndS
."abr clements ri fruitful soil the relative proper
atnlly adjusted a I" promote their ln!'rr
action and render profitable manure. adapted "r
crops generally, without distinction n 10 kind
CAMPBELL MORFlT."
,"'eS Ut t''o .."' e ''"'i'" Wv "'e,'' "
with Prot Morht analysis m" o'ne' I"'ere't,
ing m"tteF, VIII hc i""h" IL. "s pau Pn'et" anu
rirrlars showing !hat our Fertilizer is lar better
o,I,n,rI L. ,rucr,I ~, rhan Peruvian tiunuo
alone besides being
Sixteen per Can't. Cheaper.
The Snuhrcr" tuann, before It's rombin"Ii"n
with the Peruvian. is rendered Immediately SnIn.
i:,: , r,b ,a;u. f Peruvian En,r,
,,.,[,rts i; ,I,;. nnly;i;rJ AMI imnrorrI form can
il,. - ,,,.,n ..,;,,,,,l
We will continue /" receive our usual supplies of
PERUVIAN aud SOMBRER0 GUANO, o: direct
jyoort,,;,, which we offer a. lowest market RI los
M -
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- ca,ksanJ casks superior Old Cognar and
Frcnc. .rauiicS
- cash. Ginger, Black berry. and EaSphrrry
G:ramiiss
- bills pure New England Rum
," Apple Brandy
10 ;amnica Spirits
!2o rask, and casks Madeira, Sherry. Port,
TrncrilIr. and Sweet Malaga Wines
- baskets Champagne
- lirrrcS pure Cider Vinegar just received and
in store ana! for sale at Lowest market rates, by
j. II. MCE ElGll " son.
NH IS Prince street Wharf, Alex "A.
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{ fish T,3,arcn. rolnpri, ims low, met.nm. and
su;rri,r GRADES
l..n boxes Hight pressed. lmeium /" prime
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