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PABULLETTE.

PABULLETTE. II dh ill.,, fsF I'll, is composed
alng elements of urine, combined chemically and M.
chanicay with other valuable fertilizng agents and
absorbents. a' an
1t is reduced to pulverulcnt condition; ready f,
immediate use and without loss Of Its highly nitrogen
Gus iertilizlng properties GA
its durability and active qtalities are known 70 h s
that asricultuIiSts AN desire " '''
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Rhodes Super-PhOsphate.

ENuE STANDARD MANURE, composed
l. of Bones treated with Sulpturic .Acid.-
" RHODES" the long established Manure
in the American market-besides having
European eputation--cannot be excelled
for the culture of Oats, Corn, Tobacco and
Root Crops. Also, Top Dressing on the Grou-
ing Wheat. For sale by
Feb IA, 1868 JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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Agricultural Chemical Co.'S.
CHEAP FERTILIZERS.

THE Fertilizers prepared by the Agricultural Cham,
cal Co., Ia Company chartered by the Legislature of
Pennsy lv'nia with capital of $3.50 UUO) have beam
and best, for the Farmer Gardar and Fruit Of
sti concentrated manures now offered in any narket
Tho COMPANY S list embraces the following
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Fifty" Eight and q Halt Acrcs

VI lAN u, LNOTG OF IeSS,
THE TERMS OF SALE, require one
half the purchase money to be pald in cash
on the day Of sale, and the other half at the
end OF Twelve months thercirom the credit
payment to bear interest from the day of
sale, and to be secured by the Bond of the
purchaser, with approved security.
JNO, A. j. CRESWELL,
July l, lS65-tS Elkton.
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Notice to the Public.

0WING to the unparalleled demand for the services of
v the undersigned, no is compelled to operate exclu-
sively by engagement. Appointments for ordinary
operations can be made by mail but those Of difficult
and protraced nature, the patients will have present
themselves for previous examination. Persons falling to
keep engagements will not be operated for at ALL
INDECENT persons will be operated for by students
of charge.
N, BAH letters must pass through the post-o1ie.
b. j. BING,
Mar II, 1855. Dental Surgeon.
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COMPOSITE FERTILIZER. rht.

phosphate fertilizer is particularly adapted for the su
uvation of Trees, Fruits, Lawns and Flowers 1t Will
promote very vigorous and healthy growth Of Wool
and Fruit and largely ncrctse the quantity and perfect
the maturity o. the Fruit For hot house and household
plants and flowers, 1, will be found an art
Gle 10 secure their greatest Perfection IT will proven,
and cure diseased conditions Of the peach grape ami
is excellent for grass and lawns.
1t is composed Of such elements make it ada pied "a
the growth Of all kinds of crops alI kinds of soils
The formula or method Of combining its constiue,.
fertlizng ingredients have received the highest aprr
val of eminent chemists and scientific agricuitursts
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BONE FLOUR.
UNADULTERATED,
MANUFACTURED by THE

Boston Milling and Manufacturing Co.
III H E value Of unburnt, unadultered
l. Bone is well known. When reduced to
the condition Of FLOUR, it is as active as if
dissolved with acid, and is far better, be-
cause it retains all its Phosphates. Its
superiority over the common Bone Dust is
two-tpld OF more. 1t is a consummation
sought for in vain for the last half century,
and is destined TO give new value to Bone as
fertilizer, and work a revolution in its use.
The BONE FLOUR is made only by the
above Company, and is branded with their
trade mark, which is the guarantee of its
genuneness.
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DOCKET CUTLERY just received, a
L large invoice of Pocket Knives Of the very
best makes, which | am offering at low prices
for the times. 4. w. STABLES.
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CHEMICAL COMPOST. This Per

posed Of animal matter such meat bone fsh leather
hair and wool together with chemicals and inorganic
fertIzeis, which decompose tho mass and retain the
ntrot enons elements.
1t IS very valuable fertilizer for field crops rencr
ally, and especially for potatoes and garden PURPOSES
Its excellent qualities strength ami cheapno,s Lay,
made it very popular with all who have used it,
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JOHN s. REESE s. CO.,

II South Street, Baltimore,
General Agents for Maryland, Delaware, and
the Southern States. fully 8, lS65-4m
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-08
[ HAMPTON BRICK MACHINT

re Of Ips rip Of this recent Patent for III.
rights to use s' prepared dispose Of machines and
ntucuo does not readily ret ont ~ simple Of con-
with sinSls h brick square and solid can Be- worIss
bricks Der day o twenty five to thrty-vs thousand
10 appeatog ecniars with fun particulars forwarded
jyS-Im BRADFORD RENICK.
4 7lBpsdwg, New York.
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Portsmouth, Netc Hampshre.-Por reservoir, CUTTERS
oakum store, siding mill, extension of shiphouse rail-
way floating dock machinery and tools grading gut
tiers and drains completing plumbers, coppersmiths'
and tin shops ;quay walls completing mooring piers
completing extension of shp-house > two launching
ships [sps and for REPAIRS Of all kinds three hundred
and sixteen thousand two hundred and fifty dollars.
Boston-For addition to second story of ropewalk two
building slips, set spinning preparation and repairs
of ropewalk machinery tar pit and for repairs of all
kinds two hundred and ffyfour thousand five hundred
dollars.
For completion fjoners' building, twenty five thous
and dollars.
Ne,U York-For continuing quay wall receiving store;
grading and filing drains, paving, and Tagging muster.
machine shop and iron-pating shop; launching WAYS
shin d. launching ways for steamers joners shop
additions water pipes and MIGRANTS general increase of
machinery in yard; and repairs Of all kinds eight
hundred and nnetyve thousand hundred and Six
ty.three dollars
Philadelphia boat shop; machine shop sawm,,,,
storehouse plumbers shop crib foundation for launch
new purchase; repairs Of dry dock; repairs of lrsd
filling on new purchase; and repairs ofail kinds twob
dred and eighty-ave thousand six hundred and sih,
dollars. Guy
Washing ton.-For completing copper.rollipp mill -
tention completing storehouse for provisions nar sa
for railway coal depot and machinery; macbi .auie
tools; tagging and draining dredging channels "a ,o
thousand three hundred dollars. "Au eighteen
Ncrtok-Ror repairs ofboatshed number tws,,,
repairs Of timber sheds number thirty sna ssnty-nine
repairs Of naval store number fifteen ren tsryone;
repairs ofcarpeners shcp repairs Of hpl o. Stables
ntnetesn ana machinery and tcI number
channels and repairs Of all kinds four dredging
eight thousand nys hundred dollars 4s'sa snd sixty
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In manner to be prescribed by the commissioner OF in
snal revenue denong the kind or form OF anu
me weight of such package, with the date OF inspection
anu me name of the Inspector The fees Of such inspec
.or sna In all cases be paid by the owner o. the
Ana t oacce snu or cigars 80 inspected ana %egnsa
package OF tobacco SNUFF or cigars, and ior any
attempt to eyade the duties on tobacco snud
package the marks thereon shall be the same as are
IN relation TO distilled spirits by existing laws
h ~ rsd hahuiaetured after the passage Of this act
snun and cigars, whether domestic manufacture or
imported which shall be sold pass out Of the hands Of
osu sat. - q importer except into bonded
pue, Mnou. .ne speclion marks or stamps affixed by
tue inspector unless otherwise provided shall be
a, ny % ionnd and shall be sod one
former ana the other moiety to the United sat. TN
commissioner OF internal revenue shall keen an accom-,
OF all stamps delivered to the several insnsetors na
said inspectors shall also keep an account If IN au
them used or placed upon boxes containing eiear Nv, "
all tobacco snnf and cigars Inspected and The nsma Of
the person, hru company for whom the name ,- VI
inspected, and return to the Of the d,tc,
separate and distinct account Of the same: aud aisa ~
otherwise accounted for and shall give bond r not
full performance OF all the duties to which no NAV he
signed and to return Or account all stamps which
That section nnety.two be amended by STRIKING or, q,
words BY this aet@ and inserting in lieu thereof tbs
words "by aw"tetl tH .LGL
That section ninsty.four be amended by inserting
the words pea coa" the words "or coal that viii pss
through veeighlh inch and over three eighth inch
mesh ~ In the paragraph reiAng 70 gas ny adding efte,
the words understood be-" In the frst proviso II,
words In addition to the gas consumed BY said copan,
or other party by inserting IN the last proyso in tn
paragraph on gas after tho words coatsr" where the
first occur the words 'and ammoniaca liquor" an,
BY inserting after the words "coalar where they
the second time in said proviso the words and the pro
ducts of the manuacture Of ammonaica lquor;" BY In
serting after the word "paphtha In tbs PARAGRAPH n
latng to coal illuminating oil the word distlate;
Inserting after the words "retnrns, assessments th
words .removing to and Withdrawing from warehouses;
by striking from the provso relating to naphtha, ate
in lieu thereof the word seventy" by striking out
the relating to sugar the words BROW
or MuscovadoY and by striking out Of the second para
refined" and by striking out Of the third psrsgrsphfs
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reduced or worked. .-lyt,... IL.
by inserting after the words and any foreign port the
words but such duty shall be assessed upon the trans
portion of persons and property shipped from port with
In tbs United States through foreign territory port
within the United States and shall be assessed upon and
collected FROM persons FIRMS companies or corporations
within the United States receiving such freight or trans
portaon Aud that section one hundred and three be
amended BY adding end Of aa t ss Uads1 1 ,b
ton shall be upon person whose
That section one hundred and i've amended by
striking ont at the end thereof the words TOR the quar-
That section Que hundred and nine be amended BY
striking out, after the words lone hundred ana the
word Stwo6 and inserting In lieu thereof the word
That section one hundred and ten be amended BY str
inc ont after the words sand redemption thereof the
arJs nor to any savings bank having capital stock
and whose business confined to RECEIVING deposits and
Ioanng on interest for the oencnt OF tne oepoS
tors only and which do other buSinen Of banking
That section one hundred and sixteen be amended by
striking out all after the enactng clause and inserting
IN lieu thereof the following: That there shall DO e
We'd collected and paid annually upon tho annual gains
profits and income Of every person ~ tne United
States Of any citizen Of the gmteo osse. re.uans
interests dividends salaries, or from any prosssion
trade employment vocation, carried on in the United
States Or aSs Of on ss over
dollars and not exdeedng fvs thousand dollars ana 2
duty q ten Per- esa.S% n as Tx psrsO
liable to an income the amount Of income received
from institutions whose oesr .: required By lsw with
hold Der csntum Of the dividends made by such nsttu
ous and nav the to the commissioner OF internal
revenue or other officer authorized to receive the same
% G s sas which Otherwise would BE-
upon such-u person. And the duty herein prouded Tor
;a Be collected and Ra sp0p ,Ss glD pro-
Of december next the time Tor levyng collect
ing, and paying said duty; evidsd That incomes Dc.
ss o ss upon so ali psmams on gold
and coupons shall be included n estimating Incomes un
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cessity aud without any wilful design to defraud the
United States of stamp duty to evade or delay the
payment thereof then and in such case, il such nstr
ment SHALL within twelve calendar months after the ma
king or issuing thereof be brought to the said collector OF
revenue to be stamped and tho stamp duty chargeable
thereon shall be paid it shall be lawful for the sad col!
lsctor to remit the penalty aforesaid and to cause suc
instrunaent to be duly stamped"
That section one hundred and sixty be amended by in
esrtng before the word Dury" the word accidental"
and by striking out the words "while ravefng also
by striking out after the words nor on certhcates the
word 0orS and inserting in lien thereof the word "of"
and by striking out the words "otber articles and in
serting 10 lien thereof the word shay"
That section ono hundred and sxtyhye be amended py
striking out In the proviso the words act contained,
and inserting In lieu thereof the word section"
That section one hundred and sxty-seven be AMENDED
by striking ont the word or where oeSuts TUG
ona time and inserting after the word sell the words
That section one hundred and sixtyeigh be amended
by striking out the words ucler OF ricaon "H'0'' "
Thst lection one hundred and sixty-nine DO amended
by inserting after the words "who snail oner e
or expose p and by inserting after the words $50 ouer
ed The words aor exposed !" and by inserting IN tne
proyiso after the words impored articles the words
ssxcept lucsr or friction matches, cgar-sn" anu WAX
That schedule. b. preceding section one hundred
and seventy-one be amended in the paragiapn s sS
by inserting si1os b 5To s~y PERSONS firms
companies doing business as an express or eap s,; s
pany the delivery Of any property loi onp hundred
and seyentyonc he amended in all the paragraphs CON
csrning rlsvngcaris by striking out wherever II oe-
cs tss word rstails And at the end oft paragraph
marked scep the SSwn Wing III. .r%s tass
W. o III in value to the several stamps re-
qured by this oct, may be- anixso 70 'he '0
lieu Of said several stamps" . 49,. hur5rea and
.s,as. ~ s,,hP amended by striking out the
IN The vo IN the clause s;S 1t s,.s the 1
lowing a1nd proridsd further That upon ssSn ana u ev
"a On q, q. ssns
vslus Tho eoual to that imposed upon the
conveyance ofiand for similar consideration or value
That section hundred and g ne %Or
"cfuds pssTuIsum or rockoil;" and after the words All
dspcrptionsS by inserting the words bullion qu,cx.
vsr, luctisr or friction matches, cgarhsht' ana wA
tspsus Ts'- T1,isss f'7
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New. Eron, Savannah.

New YORK, Oct 20.-The steamer En-
pire City brings Savannah advices to the
10th The Herald says Hon NJ. Baker,
the late Confederate member of Congress
from Florida, having been pardoned by
President johnson. is in Savannah, en-
route for his home
Hon VIM. A. Torwood, Associate Judge
of the Supreme Court of Florida, is de
tanned in Savannah by severe illness,
The transportation of sick soldiers
from Savannah to the hospitals at Hilton
Head continues.
The Herald's Raleigh correspondent
SAYS the North Carolina convention has
unanimously adopted an ordnance sub.
mitting to vote of the people the ordi-
nance prohibiting slavery and declaring
the secession ordinance null and void
An ordinance to scale down both the old
and new debt of the State to u gold basis
and issue new bonds was introduced and
laid over. A resolution requesting Con
gress to repeal the test oath imposed on
the vote of legislators was introduced
and laid over ,.s' t@ trt
The convention has agreed to meet
again after the adjournment of the pres
ent session in May next
The Herald's Richmond correspondent
says Gen. Grant has refused the applica
tion made by Henry A. Wise, who de
clines takingithe oath, for the restoration
of lands formerly owned by him.
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Colorado Legislalure

DENVER, Oct. 2O.-The Republican
State Convention nominated for Cover,
nor, VIM. Gtlpin, and for Representative
Geo. NJ Chilcott. Full delegations were
present from all sections of the territory
Among the resolutions adopted was the
following: tsf -
Resolred, That this convention solemn
ly condems the malignant ATTACK upon
the soldiers of Colorado who hastily left
the comforts of home and the profits of
business, and after a campaign Of unusu-
al viger, met and vanquished large
tribe of Indians at Lard creek, whose
hands were still stained with the blood
of our citizens, and who had taken out
and put to death helpless women and
children, and whose lodges were orna-
mented with the freth scalps of their vic
TINS, and that it is the opinion of the
convention that the protection of the
people of the frontier, and the safety of
their lives demand that the theater OF
these Indian difficulties be created into u
department with an experienced Indian
fighting General in command.
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The l25fh Regiment United States coll
ored ihf&ntry are or duty at the military
prison in this city. The presence of Ma
Tor Williams, with his safe filled with
greehbaeks, among thcnr on Wednesday,
caused many arrow ef ivory to shine and
many pair Of headlights TO glisten He
paid them Off in full and left them re-
ieieing in and around the sprisoii. We
were or the. Spiaiop that nesa,prs could
stand the smell OF any thing that man OF
beast could stomach ChlorofOrm kn )cks
them. No sooner had the -paymaster
gone than the news of the Paymaster
reached the ears of a posse. OF Hegro ie-
males in the neighbour ood, and they
soon resolved to ''go fordep Aiggas. -
Night cahe on, aud the females came
out, each the pOssessor of enough chloro.
.folm to put-s male.-to sleep so sound
that they could steal his teeth witlfont
hurting fhin.z The. work WAS going
bravely Gu, when some of the officers of
the; prison discovered that something
had. broken loose among the negroes =
One Of the. negroes who WAS on duty at
thegate was found cuddled up in hard
knot, with his gun under him, his eyes
and mouth shut so tight. that they could
not have been blown open with gunpow-
der His pockets were turned inside out
and his money gone, He was brought
to- bis senses in an hour, aud said he
fSdidn't knowshow it cum, but de gal was
kivered with-pitrolum lie, or sumtiin."
Another darkey was found in the COM
mons, near by, apparently dead and
half hidden by the grass and dog-fennel.
He wasdosed good. His breath couldn't
have been drawn with u cork screw. His
hair rcurled,graccfully His pockets were
turned inside ,out Oeautiful!y, and his
money gone "entirely.a He was rolled
over and rubbed u2fii 'iifc's ftfnl fever"
was shaken-ont- -of him aud ke mustered
strength enoueh-tu snitiy murmur Cen
Imam, is / al heaL? Is been sleepin'
in bed wild q poleeat g. 80.
Another darkey curletl over in the pris-
on yard and shouted, ''Dey's lie i'll dis
prison, sho." He woke up with his mon
ey gone. si..s
Yesterday the negroes would grab
their noses in one hand and their money
in tie other, whenever a negro wench
came near them but they were spending
it carelessly believing they had better
speudit while they had q chance, for, IN
the language Of one of them, EFF night
comes an you boys got any letf, dem fe-
male niggers come round heah wild dat
stuff au' steal it ebery cent ntH-LoatsraIe
Democrat o. -a '..
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From, south America.

New YORK, Oct. 2O.-By the L. S.
steamer Florida, we have news of impol-
tance from South America. The Her
AIDS Panama correspondent says the
prospect is that the Republic of Chill
will be compelled to submit to the de-
mands of Spain for indemnity for alleged
damages suffered by the Spanish feet on
the Pacific during the Peruvian troubles,
in consequence of being refused coal and
other supplies in Chilian ports. Admi-
raj Penson, who commands this feet, has
had conferred on him by his government
the additional rank of Minister, and been
endowed with power to insist on the in
demnity demands. He has also at his
command the facilities for enforcing
them Though there is great Indignation
among the Chilian people upon the sub
iect. it is believed that the govern
ment will finally succumb Owing to the
excitement regarding this matter
business throughout this lately prosper
Gus republic is stagnaled,
In Peru the revolution continues, but
drags along in very slow manner, and
no change of Importance in the relations
of the two hostile parties is recorded.
In some of the States of the Columbian
Republic revolutionary operations were
still continued, but they did not appear
10 he of serious proportions. no new
revolutions are reported in any OF the
other republics of South and Central
America, and they seem to be enjoying a
season of quiet.
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Oct. l9.-Governor
Wells has issued proclamation, calling
for proposals to reconstruct the levee at
expense of the State.
4 petition has been received by Gov.
Wells from citizens of north Louisiana,
asking him to take steps to prevent a
threatened negro insurrection in that
section by two negro regiments raised by
Banks. The papers say these regiment
retain their organization notwithstand'
ing their disbanding
Gen. Fullerton has issued a circular
doing away with all restrictions or trans
fer of sale of real estate, advising par
ties to first ascertain whether property is
not under lien or in actual possession OF
a bureau as abandoned or confscated.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 10.-Cotton un
settled sales 600 middlng at Sac. Sugar
firm, prime Louisiana l74c.
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The Lost steamer Atlanta.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-We learn from
the Merchants Express Company Of this
place that the carge of the lost steamer
Atlanta consisted of 1,l7s bales of cotton,
200 boxes of candles, and ! case of mer-
handize. The passenger list included
Mrs, Wolf, o. Simpson, Capt. w. R. Will
son, Charles s. Smith, d. Myers and lady,
H. H. Maloney, w. F. Lansing, D. d.
Dexter and R. N. Collier Four boats
lett the sinking craft, one of which con.
tained three ladies, child and other
passengers. This capsized and all were
lost. Two other boats, in which were
Captain Williams and crew, were upset
soon after leaving the ship. The fourth
boat got off with four persons, and it is
thought they may have reached land :
Those who arrived here were saved by
clinging to the after parts of the ship.