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THE DISP PATCH.
TERMS or ApvrRr1srNo: /:

COAsrwIsE TRADE OF RIcHx0SD.-The
following are the shipments from and 10
Richmond by James river for the week
ending on Saturday last
TO krcHxoNp.
From Dostsn. 80 Sslstssds, - sarrs,s va<ssr.
,ts S.: Suaas: aah rlsssss e:
Prom Bsltinors.-l,sss barrels Iasrchandiss, ~
b hoeshSsds sugar. 81 hosshssds bacon. 80 Sass
:anirss, ia LsIs :aadl's. s.. :s.a, .,s s;.l. !,
tisress ard 10 tisress bscon, ~ boxes nsrehsA.
disc, IH bags feed. q packages furniture crates
a1FsSnnPhii From Phiisdslphis.-l bales waste, lss kegs
beer, 10 packages drugs, 10 stoves ana nxurs';
boxes marble, 70 casks ale, % barrels liquos. ~
pfFS FROM New YorE.-7s boxes stone. ss.k. pow:
der. IL cases alum, ls7 barrels nsh, ~ paeksgss
groceries, Is boxes tin, u casks ale, boxes sosP'
ages ssrdxaSs, i,lis sacks salt. ss case. and 7.
packages dry goods, @ packages drugs, ,ds2 ~
bags feed, s. 4psckages glassware, u rolls lssthef
81 barrels noqr - bags coffee. u cases nss; sohs
ages starch, 81 boxes cheese, 70 packages wine.
Cases icorice, 1855 tons Ice, 500 tons guano sos
From other ports.-4s, $50 shingles, 1000 bushels
corn, 500 bushels wheat.
FROM RICHMOND.
To New iork.-ls bags cotton, Il baIes cotton
yarns, Is hogsheads tobacco, 2sj cases manufxe-
tursd, Is barrels dried fruit, 20 hogsheads stems.
ing tobacco, 10 boxes lemons sis pig lead, l17
bund es paper, SO packages sundries
To Philadelphis.-e boxes slate, Is barrels fruit.
boxes @ @sundrss, 10 packages sandrtes G ages rags
bseeo, 20 bales rags. 10 baI"- wool, . s.heats
hides, S5 cases smoking toDasc 10 cascs toba. co,
loo kegs nails, Il hogshe.ds stems, Ii bales cotsa
yarns, 10 packages sundries.
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COURT ORDERa.

IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY COURT,
l. June 18th 1854
j. w Walton and PhGbs Ann, his uife, who was
Phoebe Ann Jordan Alfred Crump and Sallte,
his wife, who WAS Sallie Jordan Reuban Shep.
herd and Susan g., his wife. who was Susan g.
Jordan; Henry X. Nuckols and Lucie A., his
wife, who was Lucis A. Jordan Thomas J Jor-
dan and K. J. Jordan and his wife,. Plaintiff.
Against
Samuel ~ Jordan and the heirs Of Reuben Jor-
dan whose names are unknown. Defendants.
The object Of this suit IL TO obtain decree for
Jordan, deceased, died seized and possessed. ly-
ing in the lower end of Goochland county. con.
tanning about sixty-two acres. between the heirs
Al law of the said Joseph w. Jordan, according to
ii cir respective rights This day came ths plain
it.s by counsel and led their bill: And Appear
ing by the afidayit OF the plaintiff, J. W. Walton.
xed thereto that the defendants are not rest.
dents OF the State OF Virginia, they are hereby
reauired to appear within month after the pub
lication Of this order and do what Is necessary 10
protect their Interests In this suit.
A copy-Teste, WA MILLER, ID. u.
10
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t..-. PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL,S
GRAND SQUARE,
AND UPRIGHT
L \ y q :
.... Instruments having been before the public
. .. ia- ta.ry years, have, upon their excel
o.. .. ...#.. attained au rSrrNCHA-En PKk-EhI-
e.N. hat IfuDuauc"s them unrquallcd. Their
TONE
..,- great power, richness, sweetness, and
t.e >.r-.u- tt..a'y, - we'll ~ great purity oil
........a and harmonlouaness throughuu, the
.,l +. -e.t-. Their
TOUCH
- ta. .I elastic, and Is entirely free from the
s.....-~ 'n..ud iu many pianos, which causes
PER-. FlI.rI To- 80 easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
sN.g ,a4raf Lc vXc~iiod. Their action is con-
..r..t.t VITA q care and attention to every part
....... ii t'.at churactar2-s the finest mechanism
.a El.tIut best >rasou"d material Is used in their
.ar.urc. and they viii accept the hard usages
81, t. concert room wtth that Of the parlor upon
...,4a..tv-uut:!eclrd IN their melody; in fact,
t.., v ar" constructed
Not FOR 4 IEAE-BrT FOR EVER"
All oar >uuar. Pianos have our new improved
....rl Scale aud ia" AXrai.s Treble.
.yr!y piano fully warranted for FIVE \ EARS.
NAEEEpuMS. 40 WEST BALTlM MORE STREET,
+. TIN BALTIMORE.
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NfA GUANO.-Ihe
vi JAMES RIVER MANuFACTuRiA" t1a- tv,

ANIPULATED ID GUANO.-Ihe
vi JAMES RIVER MANuFaCTuRiA" tya-
PAyY is prepared to furnish the iarmerso OF VII.
ginia with this WHEAT FERTlLlLEh, ana hot
caring to indulge in extended commehaAtlons m
IL. own confidently refers to those VINO nsea tns
f.uilIrar In the yesrs 1880 and 1901, ,wheh hfs
in,roduc.d and met with universal approval.
In consists OF an equal proporiion tone thonsShd
nouuds sachl OF Peruvian and fhosphsue lsom-
trsro, t,usno weighed In with the nost scrupu,
Inns car, and precision, and 10 rneiy ground and
perfectly incorporated I'D
,'"tan In combination with the sombr.ro 1uano
,L,n The above formula calls for, such orders, Tor
~ 80, than two tons, will be specially and care:
I. ~ sx.cutsd; In this case the proportions Will
a.. Iwo.rHIRDs Of Peruvian and osE-rHiAD VI
x.mbraro Guano. Both the,e preparations are sd-
n "A b.y ad apted TO the u, tho ari, and can be
AL. I'd IN this manner or broadcast, without loss
4. . trou lie 10 the farmer.
IN tf- y rvailing scarcity Of n - y n .omr Any
is stu shed to reduce pric . tho lorgst p"nt,
ana 10 be -atisn.d with ! moi rate p,r". IA ac-
Cur a. c. with which the puhl:e u orrr#d Hssa
lrIfnL r q the following r." q Tor cash ECU
Ia PREPARATION OF i,,1" pogud, Pgrus.r #ri i..''
psui44. Soiubraro ~ 81 Ief ton o. s,~si No"nds
: rela. preparation of t35 pcnnds FelaSl u nj
81 pounds >.mbrg rc, a $50 per too o :, ~ pounds
order, eau be addressed through Ia" comt tns.ion
merchants Of the city, or directly I" tn. under
signed who bestows on this department. HE con-
''A''' anu u . 'A'''' ~ /. B. BENTLEY.
Al 10 dS.vlm Agent.
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ATTEMPTED FRArp.-A warrant was is
sued on Saturday ior the arrest OF Henry
Polnde extcr, negro, Oh the charge Of at
tempting to pass as genuine forged pro-
mssory note for the payment OF money,
purporting to be signed with the name OF
Nathaniel Bowc, and that he had used
this note, as il it bad been gcnline, with
the intention of detrauding. The negro
was arr ,sted, but the officer who made the
arrest Captain Kelly-has tailed to reco-
yer the note. He will come before the
Mayor this morning for examination.
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DEAD BoDY FoUND.-The dead body Of
a man wearing the dress of United States
soldier was found ON Friday last on the
railroad near Chester. 1t was taken
charge of by the military authorities. The
cause of the death of this man is not
known, but it is supposed that it resulted
from imbibng too freely Of bad whisky.
Chester has always had an unenvia6le
notoriety for the bad quality Of the whisky
kept there.
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VOL. XXX.
LIST OF LETTERS.

7 IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
LIN THE POST-0FflCE At RICHMOND,
STATE OF VIRGINIA, AUGUST lo, lsso. -, ,o
If not called for within one month they VIII W
sent TO the Dead Letter once. ~
To strangers or transient visitors In son
city, who~e special address may oe a UNI no,na,
should be marked on the lower ien'haau so'"''
with the word transient. -,s, hand
Place the postags stamp on the upper risn hand n
corner aud leave space between ths sIanp A.
direction for post-narkinS ~ih'u'
with the writing. ..on,,,cap, mrst
call for dllrtrtistd istterS.' giving the a"'s VI
~. la aud nav one cent for advertising.
N BHA request for the return of letter 70 ,n'
writer If unclaimed within thirty days OF , Ief,
,..,r -, nrimtnd with the writer's name, post
otsc. and State across the loft hand .nd ol the en-
vaInn. on The face side, will BE- complied with.
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4ithmond Qispatrll.
Auction Sales This Day.

1sBELL DAVIS will sell on the premises, at
half.pas, o'clock, p. NJ, the three-story
brick house on the north side OF Byrd street,
between Tenth and Eleventh.
HARRISON. GODDIN & APPERsoN will sell at
G o'clock, p. NJ, the large portable framed
building at tho corner of Bank and Eleventh
streets.
SAMPSON JONES, JR. co. will sell at No 5Fif-
teenth street an assortment OF groceries wines,
liuuors &c.
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MAyoR's Court, MAYOR MAYO PREsI-
DING-AUGusT IL, lS66.-Josephine Dud-
ley, negro, for using obscene and abusive
language to Mrs. K. ii. Allen, was re-
qured to give security in the sum of one
hundred and fifty dollars; not being able
to do so, she was sent to jail.
John Reynolds, black, and OF the Slmia
species, charged with stealing mule from
Miller Mitchell, Of Powhatan county, was
called up. The mule was stolen some
three months since, and was seen in the
possession Of the prisoner. 1t was after
wards sold at auction in this city, and
bought by Mr.. Whitlock, lumber mer-
chant. Reynolds was sent to Powhatan
county to be tried.
Peter Allen, member Of the Public
Guard, was arraigncd on the charge OF
shooting at Robert England with intent t"
MAIN, or diStigurc, or kill him. From
England's testimony it appeared that AL
len was one hundred and fifty yards from
him when he shot the gun, and that one
shot, a small-sizcd squirrcl-shot, struck
him on the skirt of his coat.
One OF Aliens comrades said that the
accused shot at n rock, and did not see the
complainant. The charge was dismissed,
and England was warned not to come into
the court again with any projects OF this
kind.
Richard l.. Bolannon was arralgncd on
the charge of entering the house OF Mr..
John Nowlin with intent to commit a
robbery. lie was discharged.
Edward Hill, small +. b., was called ny
on the charge OF stealing Il dress from
negro woman. He was sent on to the
liu>ting> Court.
Peter Scott, negro, for a>SaultlnS ana
heating his wife Margaret was made 10 give
security 10 W of good behavior and not 10
beat her again for twelve months aud a day.
Thomas LucaS, negro, very black, very
dirty, and very odoritcrous, was called t"
answer the charge Of stealing old iron from
b. W. Green. Tie case was continued till
to-day, and the prisoner was locked up in
default OF bail for his appearance.
Sally Bird, II black swan, was called t"
answer the charge of stealing some OF her
husbands plundcr. The parties had been
"hand-iastcd " for twelve months, and ac-
cording to the law as cXpoundcd by his
Honor they were man and wlic-he had
her "tor better or for worse and II 1t
turned out that lie got bit, he must stand
it. If he could not prove that she was
stealing his things to run off with another
man, it was not robbery. He discharged
the woman, and told the whole party to
leave.
Benjamin Banks, negro, with scouting
countenancc, was called To answer the
charge OF striking and beating John Ro-
hinson, negro.
Robinson appeared with his left eye
closed, his head tied up, and his left arm
in a sling. 1t appeared to be a free II ght,
in which Robinson got the worst Of 1t.
Banks was discharged.
\ party who was brought up on the
charge OF keeping Il dsordcrly house on
Leigh street was discharged, no evidence
being offered to sustain the charge.
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Y Jerks Office OF the Circuit Cont OF Glouces-
ter county at the court -hous, on ia. Grst Monday
IL July 1883, being the secont day OF the month,
jefferson w. Stubs, surviving lar nor Il the nrm
81 lIibble Stubbs, Complainant,
Against
Joshua L. Iiarret in his own riEht and :. eSschinr
Of John l.. Hibble, d,cvasrl .H't"f 'iaht,
IN cHASCSRi
The object Of this suit is I" st aside se'tl"meht
If accounts made between ii aid :elen AIT Hnf
John L. 1ibbie, acting o. "ha,f of the ntm ~
lllobl. /. Stubbs, and to r.cav"r al the -''d d.
nuans he sum Il eigh. hundred and my nin"
do I,r, with iuteras' on seven hundred and -igh-
ty i've irllars, part thereof from the 2sth dM Of
March 1880 an. to attach the estate of the sad de-
Mt ~ sal tsfa elton thereof And II appear ny
by affidavit that the defendant II not resident of
this >ate, II IL ordered that he appear with one
what is necessary to protect his interest In this
suit. copy-I.H ,n- j., ,
iy 30-lawlwM JOHN X IAkH, =. L
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A SMALL PRoCEEDISG.-A man named
L. Colinskey was arrested on Saturday
charged with defrauding negro man by
giving him short change in his store. He
and his clerk, being separately examined,
told different tales about the affair. De
wss bsilsd for tho Mayors court.
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WrE-WHIPPISG.-Fayette Hill, negro
was arrested on Saturday night on the
complaint of his wife. He had beaten her
severely and threatened to shoot her; y
revolver, with all of the chambers loaded
was taken from him.
Richard Steele, white man, was also ar
-ested ON Saturday on the same charge.
The Mayor will settle these family difficult
ties this morning.
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Miss SALLIE PARTINGTON, o wcll-knowu
and popular actress of this city, is said by
the Mobile papers to have been engaged
by the manager of the Mobile theatre -
chambermaid of the company of that
theatre for the next season.
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Colonel. kANE'S SMOKING TOBACCO
That eNimable gentleman and thorough
southcrner Colonel G. i. Kane, formerly
Marshal Kane, of Baltimore, has turned
his energy and talents TO the manufacture
of tobacco. He has Il factory in the town
of Danville, the centre of one of the finest
tobacco-growing regions in the world.
Tempted by his own excellent taste IN the
use of tobacco, as well as by that ot some
of his friends, he has undertaken to put
up a quality of smoking tobacco altogether
different from any yet offered To the pub
lie. The tobacco used for this purpose Is
the fine Dan River Valley leaf, wh!ciI Is
of bright yellow color, or "gold l"at,
cured without fire, and therefore without
smoke, with its bad effects, 50 diSagrceabtc
TO the smoker. 1t is, moreover, without
those hayors which are generally pr"luSciy
employed to conceal tie defects "i the m
different tobacco mostly put up for smoking.
The Colonel is much criticised Tor TINS
part Of his enterprise. The 81 knowing
ones" and sold togieS' tell him he =
" wasting good tobacco -; throwing pearls
before swine" say gentlemen. Smok"r>,
IA, il come 10 tins, that good tobacc" i>
tIUunltl 10 III - NdSltu " HCii Pht hp ''i
your USE We shall see. \ man will pay
Tor Il cigar VERY lnuIiicrrut, at tiat,) wnch
he can cuu>umc in going dcro> tie cap
tol Square enough to buy many pipes full
of thi, pure, this elevated smoking to-
bacco, put up by ColoncI Kane, which
would afford him vastly more satisfaction.
We commend this best smoking tobacco
in the world" to smokers. Gentlemen,
exalt yourselves Fill youT pipes with a
pure, gentlemanly article, and elevate and
purify your thoughts ami your ianc'e>.
Oh, there i sunir tobacco now sold anu
smoked that na, uINcJ luauN - man |" Il
mean action-posa .Ol! t"ctt. Ccl"nci Name
comes as a missionary /" improve the
morals and brighten the intcilcctS OF smo-
kcrs. Success tc the missionary
Mcssrs. Palmer, llartsook n Co. are the
agents Tor this prime article.
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CLOVER HILL RALRoAD.-Thee extension
of the Glover Hill railroad from Chester
to James river, which has been in progress
of construction for some time past, will be
completed this week. The road was
built by xessrs. Mason 4 Galleher,
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RICHMOND MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 13 1866

CCRLEY BROUGHT BACK TO RICHMOND
This notorious thief and desperate, who
was convicted of shooting, with intent to
kill, Policeman Tyler, in December last,
and sentenced to ten years in the penitsn.
tiary, but who escaped thsrefrom in April
last, was caught at Atlanta, Ga, some
two or three weeks since, and confined.
Major Claiborne was notified that they had
him. He sent detectives Knox and Tyler
for him, and they returned on Saturday
evening with him in charge.
He was arrested at Atlanta on suspicion
of being implicated with Lee Whitehurst,
a wcll-known Richmond thief, in bank
robbery in that city. Whitchurst was caught
coming out of the bank, and as Curley was
boarding at the same house, and was known
to be an associate of Whtchurst's, he was
suspected of being one of his "pals," and
was arrested. When the officers reached
Atlanta they found Curley in heavy irons
Hat of his black in the cell.
He said he was gratitied to see the Rlch-
mond officers, and was relieved to think
that he was to get back to the Virginia
penitentiary. He told them that he would
come back with them con the square =" !;
that he would make 10 attempt to escape !;
but knowing his character so well, they gave
him no opportunity to make the effort. He
was well ironcd before they started with
him. After reaching here on Saturday he
asked the Chief of Police to allow him to
remain in the cage that night. His request
was complied with. He then asked to be
allowed to see woman with whom he was
intimate when he lived in Richmond. She
was sent for, and when she came in She
threw her arms around his neck and com
menccd crying. ~ quickly put stop to
this, and told her he did not send for her
to have any hystcrical exhibitions. She
soon controlled herself, and after short
interview, in which all Of the affection was
on her side, departed.
Cur!cy still expresses the dcadlIe>t la
tired oi Jackson, the Yankee detective who
assisted to arrest him in December, and
told the officers that he should have gone
to New Orleans in ten day, from the time
he was caught for the express purpose o!
killing him. He WAS taken - the pcnitem-
tiary Yesterday morning. He will have
five years added to the term Of his impri-
sOnmcnt.
He has been treated badly by his old
friends, says they have "a!I zone back "n
him. He is developing hcariis. lie blows
upon some that We're in the police force,
but we are happy to state that they have
been kicked ont by the Chct, most OF
them some time since, with but one cX-
ccption. This ono did Il pretty job at the
fredericksburg depot hc has stood very
badly with the Chief for long time for
undcr-handed work against the force, to
our knuwlrdgc. Outsider, had better look
out: Ir "bIow>" all around: and swcar>
that ii he should escape he viii "hold >
some about here before hc leaves.
Tine cdcvclopmct.t> show that great credit
is due to the whole police force III Kidding
the city Of gang Of the most desperate
mcn that ever disgraccd creation.
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CLEANING THE MARKETs.-Mucha and just
complaint is made that the markets, espe-
ciallv the Second Market, is not properly
cleaned up every day. There is fund
arising from the tax on stands, sellers, &C.,
more than sufficient to keep the markets
thoroughly and properly cleaned and if
it is not done, the person whose duty it is
to superintend it should be removed, and
some one appointed who will have it done.
There is much alarm felt concerning two
deaths that occurred in the immediate vi
cinty of the Second Market, and no re-
missness should be allowed in this matter.
1t is one of the first importance.
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DISPATCH FOR THE SPRISds.-Persons gc'ng
to the Springs or other summer resorts can
have the DAILY DIsPATcH sent them at sixty
cents per month. Orders left at our counting.
room will receive attention.
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POLICE ARREsTs.-Willam II. Braucr,
unlawfully assaulting and threatening to
kill Peter Garnett in the FIRST Market.
d. .DcWolh, assaulting and beating Alice
Hardgrove.
l.. Colnskey, defrauding George Will
liams (ncgro) out of two dollars.
Avon Banks and Davy Green, negroes,
fighting in the First Market.
William James and William III. Roane,
exposing their persons on the lot OF Mr..
Harris.
Michael Ryan, stealing sundry articles
from 4. X. Crump.
Hugh Goodman, soldier, assaulting Phil.
O'Sulivan in the house of Mrs. Ann Riley.
William Null, fighting in the street with
Charles Gentry.
G.. B. Richards and James Lawrence,
United States soldiers, drunk and asleep
in the street.
Fayettc Hill, negro, beating his wife.
Richard Steele, white, same charge.
James Grant, fighting in the street.
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RICHMOND THIEF ABRoAD.-l.cc White
hurst, Il native ot this city and we'll
known thief, was caught in the act OF com
ing out of bank in Atlanta, Ga, some
two or three weeks since. He had made
a haul of forty thousand dollars, but
having been caught 50 soon, all OF the
money was recovered. He was tried and
sentenced 10 receive twcnty-eight ia>he>
on his bare back and to serve in the chain
gang at Milledgevillc. The whipping was
inflicted, and he with four others were
put in charge Of two men, 10 DC taken 10
Milledgcville from Atlanta. lie and Il
negro were chained together by the neck,
but the pair jumped of Of the cars while
they were in motion, and made their eS-
cape. He was arrested several times here
for robbery, but always managed to get oil,
and was finally arrested under the vagrant
law and made to leave the city. Their"
was an organized band Of these thieves
here, and they are all doubtless together
in the South. Denay is Of this party, and
it will he well for the police in the south
ern cities to be on the lookout for him.
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FERTILIZlN n q
~ COMPANY.
COLONEL WILLIAM GILLIAN
a.. Professor of Chemistry al the Virginia Mill.
iary lnstiute,l
- nj. f.uy
Ca,mia anut Superintendent.

tttHItF nNd ShYeTisthHtiR
-, COMPANY having placed in their works
t,e I...., iuuacrn and approved MACHINERY, will
i.. r,r,.la.-ri on the FIRST OF AUGUST to furnish
IG.TILIIEKS on an extensive scale, compounded
aHsvr the Immediate supervision OF the eminent
Ct-ust samcd above.
They ITupus. 10 offer for sale
PURE PERUVIAN GUANo,
warranted free from admixture,) ground and pul.
yrrt,4 Thu. avoiding for the farmer the neces'
s.ry of breaking up the Jumps, and not only saving
tt. from l,ss hy waste, but securing him uniform
~ and regularity in its application.
MANIPULATED GUANO,
composed Of pare Peruvian and Phosphate Guano
.f. r3uaI proportions. Inely ground and tho
roughly yincorporat,i.
OLD DOMINION GUANO,
t...gar,.I Of Peruvian and Phosphate Guano, In
o.altaa;ion with other ingredients, and contain
H.. frur per cent. of ammonia.
PLASTER
=. ground from the best Nova Scotia lump
~. will be used not strictly adapted TO agrlcul-
'a-a. purposes. nnxp nrcr
4 ay..4uantity of bones having been purchased,
/, Constant supply Of pure Bone Dust will be kept
#aA..ai
Tn. ranpanv coInmends itself to the patronage
NOME INSTITUTION, under the management OF
m.v practically acquainted with southern iands'
a11,anroushly competent to decide upon the pes'
a.~rt, f,r their permanent improvement. ohdef
b. ,ar.rol the public have assurance that no'hihs
"gI he offered them that is not OF real ana ih1f!h
t.u value
II" undersigned, composing the above company!
"Eri thrr pvtsUHal guarantee, In conheehoh WIN
colonel nllh.u that their Fertilizers shail DC as
represented.
Liberal arrangements will he made with com
mission merchants and grocers, who are Invited 10
confer with the President post Office box s74l.
JOHN ESDERS, President,
" ISAACS, Treasurer,
PALMER, HARTSOOk i CO,
A. Y. STOKES i CO.,
). {. TARDi CO.,
MARTIN & CARDOZO,
Ia. J. L. CLAGGETT,
~ 3--Scim WILLIAM q. TAYLOR.