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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

INTERESTING TO THE ODD FELLOWS
Among the resolutions adopted by the
Grand Lodge of the United States, indie
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, at the an
nual session held in New York last week,
were the following
RESOLVED, That it shall not be legal to
expel or suspend members Of this Order
for non-payment of dues.
RESOLVED, That any member of o SUI
coordinate Lodge or Encampmentsof this
Order failing to pay his regular dues, as
required by the bylaws of such subordl-
! nate, until the arrears thereof, exclusive
Of fines and assessments, are equal in
amount to one years dues, shall be held
to have voluntarily resigned his member
ship in such subordinate, and shall be
dropped from the roll thereof, and he shall
take rank in the Order, from and after
snch dropping from the roll, as an Ancient
Odd Fellow; provided, however, that no
member shall be thus dropped while IN
der charges for misconduct.
Resolued, That any person thus dropped
NAV be re;idmitted to membership, either
in his former subordinate or in any other
of the Jurisdictions of this Order, subject
to the general and local laws regarding
residence, upon application, in the same
manner as may be required of candl-
date for initiation and he shall pay an
admission fee, in no case to exceed the Gus
tomary initiation fee provided for by the
bylaws of the subordinate to which such
application may be made; and he Shall
take such rank only in such subordinate
as he may prove himself entitled to.
ReSolued, That the provisions OF these
resolutions shall apply to. all persons here
tofore suspended, expelled, or dropped
from membership for non-payment OF dues,
and for no other cause, and to members OF
defunct subordinate lodges or encamp-
mentS.
Resolved, That the foregoing resolutions
shall have the full force and effect Of posi-
tive law, and shall go into operation from
and after the adoption thereof by this
grand body. State bodies are hereby di-
rected to promulgate the same for the in
structon of their subordinatcs, without
unnecessary delay; and further, to make
all local legislation necessary to give effect
hereto in their several jurisdictions.
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r. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PETERSBURG
Loss, sl0O,OOO.-About ~ o'clock last
night the large tobacco factory Of Mr.
Reuben Ragland, situated at the corner Of
Halifax and Byrne streets, near the New
Market, was discovered to be on fire, and
notwithstanding the strenuous exertions OF
the fremen, the entire establishment, in.
Guiding very large stock of tobacco and
great quantity Of the best machinery
and fixtures. was totally destroyed.
A large quantity Of tobacco-box lumber.
being in the factory yard, estimated to he
worth $4,000, was also consumed. The
loss of the factory alone will probably
exceed 100000, which is, We learn, cover.
ed by insurance to the extent of nm
wards Of $4,000.
The wooden storehouse on the opposite
corner of the street, occupied bv T, p
Heath, and brick dwelling in the rear
occupied by some colored people, also took
nre' and were partially ed.-Inder,
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Coop REASONS FOR PAYING THE DEBT IN
GREENBACKs.-I had $1,000 in gold at the
commencement Of the war. I sold the
same in the first year of the war at forty
per cent. premium, which brought me
$4,000 in legal tenders, exchanged them
even for demand notes, kept them eighteen
months, and then sold them for 1000
legal tender, and bought 7-30 notes at SO
per 100; converted them into 5-20's even
here / have $4,000 in sos and 5000 in
greenbacks to spare. am now and have
been drawing from the Government 81 200
in gold per annum on $1,000, almost eigh-
teen per cent. interest, and the principal
advanced from $1,000 to $4,000.
W. J. You've.
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This is Z faisehood, Of course. ]

A FRACAs BETWEEN PROMINENT OFF,
CIALs.-At the Ebbitt House yesterday,
Senator Patterson, of Tennessee, while
engaged in conversation with General
Kyle, took umbrage at remark made by
General Kyle, and rising excitedly to his
feet, slapped him in the face. The Gene
raj thereupon seized the Senator by the
throat, and in that position they were sepa-
rated by friends. Good feeling was subse.
quently restored between them, and they
left the hotel amicably : WASHINGTON
Chronicle.
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TIE PRESIDENTS CHARGES AGAINST Mr.,
STANToN.-A dispatch to the New York
World says:
"Congress reconvenes in little more
tnan seven weeks, but long before that
time the President will have the charge
and reasons for suspending Secretary Stan
ton from the War Department ready for
submission to the Senate, as required by
the civil tenure office law. The case
made out by the President is an exceed
ingly strong one, and the Senate will find
itself enlightened in matters it little
dreams of when it receives the documents
in the premises"
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MORE MERINos AND LESS OF FREEDMEN
The adaptation of this whole region OF
country to wool-growing is being realized
bv those who have made the venture
This is the experience of at least one
gentleman, largely engaged in Culpeper,
who will pardon us for the extract we
give from private letter-viz:
"My flock is now doing finely, and | from soa3
the two last years experience l feel
greatly encouraged. Our sheep have paid
us far better than anything else on the
place, though we put in a good crop OF
wheat with guano. Experience has taught
me to push on the Mcrino's and curtail the
crops if / want to make farming pay.and
that, too, with as little annoyance and help
from the freedmen as possible. | car
safely say that for every $500 properly in
vested in Merino sheep, and they properly
cared for, will pay the interest on Si'ooo
and | would like to know if there IS any
better pay in anything else in the farming
line fredericksburg Herald.
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September 2, 1857
.RTo FARMERS AND PLANTERS.-

EFT TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.-
BONE DUST.-The Lodi Manufacturing Company
have erected extensive mills, and put IN new and
expensive machinery, and are ready to supply
customers with a warranted pure article OF FIN
BONE that will drill perfectly we'll In machine,
at as low rate as coarser bone is sold at. Also,
pure FLOUR OF BONE, warranted TO analyse
perfectly pure or no sale Samples sent on receipt
Of three. cant stamp.
DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTR.
This Is one OF the most forcing and quick-acting
manures in the market, and is by far the cheapest
It Is composed of the night soil Of New York city,
from which all Impurities have been extracted.
1t ia then deodorized, dried, and pulverized to
-four Four hundred pounds Of this drilled In with
wheat will bring heavy crop on even poor,
worn out soil. Price, S25 psr ton. Apply to
THg LODI MANUFACTURING CO.,
GO Courtlandt street. New York, or 70
HooE & WEDDBRBURN,
Alexandria, Va.
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PostTloN OF THE Presidential gentle.
man who had a long interview with the
President On Saturday says he will in
augurate no new measures as present, but
if Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New
York should go Democratic, he will con-
slider it an endorsement of his policy, and
will then take decided action against con-
gressional reconstruction, as he is satisfied
he will be supported by the people,
baltimore american.
This is faisehood, Of course.l
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MORE BKowNL0wIsM. - The name of
h,Fo"nIow has become synonymous with
ne West and most despicable treachery,
and the most reckless and INSCRIPTIONS
tyranny. With his standing army at his
oac6, he makes and unmakes laws, and
legislatures, and constitutions, and courts,
anu ehiorces his cdicts at the point of the
yy"!ohet. His last act Of INSCRIPTIONS
Ue'potlSm is the utterance of proclama-
"oa AuI.iiying the charters of Nashville
ana other cities in Tennessee, and re-
ENrlNs the municipal elections TO be held
y: Judges and clerks selected by his own
,ym.nSsioners Of registration, instead of
=! Tue municipal boards, as provided by
IG charters. His organ, in a coarse,
,""'ying style, chuckles over this latest
~>"patlon, and menaces the people with
y, p, enforcement by Brownlow's militia.
LIE people Of Tennessee have been truly
wy cruelty cursed with the despotism
-, ms polItlca! monster.-National lnteIh-
g9ger
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Ian On SuTCuERs' SALEs.-It is stated
u, ~ FI'"E aph 81, upon page II of series 3,
W.T.. that butchers whose sales do not
en- tcd 81, 900 annually, and butchers who
; I'll butchers meat exclusively by them
sr'rS, or agents travelling from place to
place, are subject to a special tax of five
dollars" This is erroneous. Butchers
Tho sell butchers meat ercluSiUely by
themselves, or agents travelling from place
TO place, and not from any shop or stand
arc required to pay five dollars only.
Section -, paragraph 36) No special
tax whatever is imposed upon a butcher
Whose annual sales do not exceed $1,000,
whether he sells from shop or stand, or
travelling from place TO place (section S0);
but II his sales are made travelling from
place to place, they must be "of butchers
meat exclusively" or he will be liable as
apesler under section 70, paragraph 30.
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The Yellow Fever-Fearful Scenes in Texas
Town.

NEW ORLEANS, September 24.-The inter-
ments from fever yesterday were eighry-two.
Letters from Lagrange, Texas, to be laid
number of citizens remaining in the town is
barely 600, yet the interments reached TWEEN
ty -four in two days, and the average is eight
per day. Those attacked are almost sure TO
die, the disease proving fatal in nine cases out
of ten. Every house is one of sickness and
death, and whole families are swept away,
leaving, in some cases, no one to bury the
dead. The disease is spreading in the coun-
try, and no provisions are received from there,
the people fearing to venture in with pro-
duce On the 9th instant; not even meal could
be had in the town TO make Cruel for the sick.
Business had ceased entirely, the stores were
closed, and the newspapers ceased publica-
ton. The Jail was emptied of its inmates,
ton
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Operations of the Howard Association in New
llrleaua.

NEW ORLEANS, September 24.-From Mr.. Z.
Schmith; President of The Howard Associa-
tion we learn that it has received money sut-
ficient for expenses thus far. They have had
liberal donations from all the northern cities.
Their expenses 1T present are o., 800 per day.
The applications for relief registered for to-
day up to F. NJ are from sixty families, in
some OF which every member is sick. There
were about the same number OF applications
yesterday
The number of cases and deaths are on the
increase and from the figures given above
will be seen the continued necessity Tor Nbe'
raj material aid from the friersds of humanity
everywhere. The Howard Association OF TINS
city has been extending relief to the lnfecteo
districts of the State.
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pg NEW HARDWARE HOUSE In RICH.

n& NEW HARDWARE HOUSE IN hlCH-
MOND, VA.-SIMPSON BROTHER, formerly
OF Lyrchburg, Va, respectfully inform their
former customers, the citizens Of Richmond, and
the public generally, that they have purchased
the entire and valuable stock OF HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, sADDLERY, &C., OF Mr.. John N. Van
Lew, No. l4ls Main street, to which they Will
shortly make large additions, making the most
complete and extensive assortment in this trade.
In resuming our former business again we shall
offer such ind ucements as to merit we hope, full
share of the public patronage.
S. n. SIMPSON,
September 2, 1857 CHARLES SIMPSON.
In retiring from the hardware business 1t affords
me pleasure to recommend to my former patrons
my successors, Messrs. SIMPSON BROTHER
as in every way entitled to their confidence and
patronage. JOHN n. VAN Lew.
September 2, 1857. 9-lm
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HLroRTED DEFALCATIoN OF A GEORGE
,'"S MUNICIPAL OFFlcER.-lt is cur
,-"y reported that there is deficiency
". 'et"een $4,000 and $4,000 in the &C
,.-nts tthe Hon. C. II. Welch, late col
~ Of taxes, aud now Mayor Of the city
-~e matter Is in the hands of the standing
...,1 Of the Board of Aldermen, who
u. make their report at the next meeting
,ua' body. Mayor Welch's friends as-
~ maj there has been no lnisappropria-
, ,,'1 'i the funds, aud that he will be able
r,i give a correct account of every dollar
s"'ec'ed before the committee make their
report. -EyDyeSe
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The Movement ARainst Rome
,haIdi.s Addrcss-A Royal Pro.

1, Iant,c Telegraph to the New York Tribune
: oRsxcH, September 22.-General Ga.
n; has issued stirring address to his
owers and adherents, announcing that
time has now come for them to over.
,ow the tyranny Of the Pope, restore
,me to Italy, and give the Eternal City
.ancient supremacy as the capital of the
allan nation. A royal proclamation has
,,.o been promulgated, signed by King
Victor Emmanuel, warning all Italians
srainst taking part in, aiding, or abetting
.Fr evolutionary movement against Rome,
ghch is denounced as a crime against the
Isus Of Italy and Of nations. The procla-
...,;on concludes with the threat that the
government will not fail to visit with
r;ro7ous punishment 81 persons found en-
,,rcd in Illegal hoStilities against the Pa
.,gI authorities.
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EXPERIMENTAL GUNNERY.-Next month
a series of experiments will be made al
Fortress Monroe with heavy ordnance
against iron, brick, and earth work, to test
the penetrating powers Of large guns with
different kinds Of projectiles. These ex-
ner;ments will be much more extensive
than those Of former years, and will doubt
less attract much attention among ord-
nance n.-WaShington Star.
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Wreck on the North Carolina Coast.

W1LNIyGToy, N. c., September 24.-The
schooner Paradigon, Captain Dunlop, from
Halifax for Charleston, with cargo OF salt,
went ashore on Cape Lookout shoals on Inc
God instant. The crew were saved by the
steamer Gary The vessel and cargo will no
doubt be q total loss.
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SALE OF CLUB BoAT.-The club boat
Ariel has been purchased by the students
of Washington College, Lexington, Va,
from the Ariel Boat Club Of Baltimore.
The Virginia students propose forming q
club, there being fine boating space on the
north branch Of the James river at point
in the vicinity of the college.-Ba!tinore
Sun
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sale of Church Property Denounced
I,n

LoNDoN, September ga dispatch
from Rome states that the Pope has pub
IcIy denounced the proposed sales Of the
Church lands in Italy, and has declared
the decree of the Italian Government to
that effect null and void.-By atlantic
TLemqph to tie Tribune.
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1NHE SOUTHERN FERTILIZING
i COMPANY, RICHMOND, VA, are now recsiy.
ing and preparing their fall stock OF FEkIl-
LiZERS and offer for sale In unlimited quantities
CRUSHED PERUVIAN GUANO,
ranted pure and OF the highest standard;
PH0sPHO PERUVIAN and
OLD DOMINION,
prepared under the supervision Of Professor Will.
LIAM GILLIAN for the wheat crop, combining
large percentage OF the Phosphates, with an ade'
uuate amount OF Ammonia
FRESH GROUND PLASTER.
Orders solicited.
an l0-2m Otncs No. l0s Fourteenth street.
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TAB1EAux AT KING GEORGE COURTHOUSE.
At King George Courthouse last monaay
night there was quite successlu, enter
prise in the way Of tableaux, cnaIaaes, anu
refreshments provided by the LADIES' OF Inc
Memorial Association of that county
Fredericksburg Herald.
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eEs. ZETELLE, RESTAURATEUR.-
His tables always supplied with everything IN
season. a. we'll as delcacies and luxuries, foreign
and domestic. Refreshment and Dining rooms Tor
ladies' and gentlemen. The Bar supplied with the
best Of liquors, and good attendance everywhere.
iaa No 1909 MAIN STREET.
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, ~, J'o! DGAD.-The Houston (Texas) Jour-
,T u Tie 18th contradicts the report Of
i ~ aeslh Of Dr.. Z. n. Convey, Of that city.
az, 'ovey was at that time doing well,
''ou2h very low Of yellow fever.
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From Professor Charles Martin, Hampton Sidney
College, Virginia dated July |, 1857:
"Ths Double Refined Poudrette is operating
like charm on my crops, and attracting universal
attention from all beholdsrs am already salts
fed that 1t Is the cheapest and surest renovator OF
on worn. ont soils ~ 26- 3Iaf
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s& VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL AND
Pathological SOCIETT.-All persons pro-
posing to contribute articles to the exhibition OF
this Society, to be held on the 18th OF October
next are requested to give as early notice of their
int as possible staring as far as they can the
character OF the articles and their bulk, in order
that suitable space may be reserved for them.
Address, by letter, EXECUTIVE CoMMiTTEE
VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL AND PoMOLOGI.
CAL SOCIETY, post. dee box 7cs. sc lstd
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WHEAT FERTILIZERS (;

WHEAT FBhTILlLsho
and with increased confidence In their value,
founded on ID . experience OF those who have USED
than, too numerous to particulariZe, recommend
them TO the attention OF the pubic.
change has been made In substituting toa
great extent NAVaSSA for som BRERo GUANO,
for the present season., and looking to the exelu-
tn efusure-beins satisfied, after the closest scru-
tiny into the value Of the several substances from
which the bone Phosphate OF Lime Is to be OBJ
tanned, that 1t Is entitled TO the preference.
The proportions heretofore observed VIII DO
maintained ss follows:
REGULAR PREPARATION.
200 pounds Peruvian and roo pounds Pnosphaue
Guano Price, $40 per ton of 2 600 pounds.
SPECIAL PREPARATION,
l. 333 pounds Peruvian and 66T pounds Phosphate
Guano. Price, $50 per ton of 1000 pounds.
GROUND PERUVIAN GUANO.
In this preparation the company has attained .
marked success in finding means to grind Peru
Wan gusno mill stones, and tn reducing II 20
tho use Of the finest drill. Price. $5 per ton ad-
vance the crude article but an actual saving 70
the farmer, who bv no process OF his own can 30
cheaply or effectually prepare It for use.
Attention Is drawn to the fact that this company
Invariably names all the substances usod In ls
preparations, and the precise proportions I'm
pounds) In which they are ssverally introdnced
90 that the purchasers, being acquainted with the
ingredients that are employed, have only 10 CON
slider their intrinsic values, the mechanical per-
fecness of the work and the faith fulness OF those
who snperintend the operations.
Orders can be addressed through the commits
sion merchants of the city or directly tothe under
signed. L. b. bEniLsf,,
9l-Bw Agent.
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roBgRr a. xAURY. JAMIE L. kAURrs
RoBsaTT. BROOKE.
kE r. II. a1AURY & CO.,
(SsrABLIssBD IL 1887
BANKERS AED BR0KERs,
no. lola Main street,
frst house below the post-omss,
RICHMOND, VA.
sTgRLIEG EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &C.,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RBCEIvED and COLLECTIONS
MADE on Ell accessible points IN the United
Sta ssl
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Lawyers.

LtVtCySIos
uOWISON 81 DUNLOP,
H LAW OFFICE
No. 2l5 GOVERNOR STREET,
RICHMOND, lVA.y z
will practice In the Circuit, County, and CRY
Courts OF chmond city and the counties OF Hen
rico Chesterfield, and Ganover, the Court OF APP
peals OF Virginia. the District Courts at Williams
burg Petersburg, and Frsdericksbnrg, and the
United States District and Circuit CourtS iof 'ne
District Of Virginia. uow1oor
ls-3m JAMES Y. DUNLOP.
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SEEDS-GARDEN AND FIELD.
- Chioce SEED WHEAT,
Choice SEED RYE,
Genuine WINTER OATS,
CLuVER,
TIMOTHY,
BLUE GLASS,
ORCHARD GRASS,
/ HERDS GLASS,
Best kinds OF kALE,i
CABBAGE,
TURNIPS for SALAD,
WIyTER RADI,H,
LETTUCE,
and all other seeds for fall Planting for sale by
ALLAN & JOHNSON,
SO l6-tS2e 1908 Main street.
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A GLORIOUS + UT y < E.-uaan
n A. GUNST Co., No. sos Broad HHa!
street, have inst returned from the east-V w
arm cities with the largest stock OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
aver brought to this city, which they VIII ofsr 70
the public az astonishi ugly low prices. We adver-
tise no price list AZ stock Is too large 10 enume
rata ali the different prices. Call and examine our
prices and we guarantee tn compete WIN ,hs ns1i
ind it to their INTEREST," TO call on us before making
their purchases. p.po
large lot OF sEWED BROGhNS and EAfo;
LEON BOOTS. A. GUNST & Co.,
au3o No sos Broad, near Fifth street.
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Insurance Companies.
TINE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANOh
COMPANY OF HgW YORK.
ACCUMULATION, s2o, 90

ACCUMULATION, ~, uVo,VVVs
The pronrs OF this vast aeeumulatlon, - VOL AZ
Tho premiums received yearly, NOW OVER SIX
MILLIONS DOLLARS, are annually divided among
poIioYholder ,o.. o,vny
Average cash dividenda for 1855 and 1855, slATf
Average reversionary dividend, payable With
tho policy st death, ONE HUNDRED AND TWEEN
Applications may he made TO Archibald Boiling,
J. 3. Macmurdo, Dr.. ]. 3. 4eCaw, Alfred Pom
&c Toh, - God1in With o. 2. BRESEE,
% General Agent.
once, Main street. next door below post.onse,
and 81 South street, Baltimore. noH-o
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TOHN DOOLEY, Hat and Cap Manus
y facturer and Dealer, l2ll Eagle Square, M
Main street Richmond, Va, is daily receiy- 81
ing and manufacturing all styles Of stapleN@
and fancy bats and Caps. Wool HAS, mems Sho
boys' from tho lowest TO the highest price; fur
and Silk Dress Hats OF all grades;
Just received a very beautiful lot OF Military
laps, for officers and privates
Wholesale merchants would do well 10 cal.
Nv l5
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ZINE GROUND PLASTER.-150 tons
F FINE GROUND PLASTER, warranted pure,
from best Windsor lump, In store for sale oy
zaS a. D. L66s
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HERMITAGE NURSERIES.
Ia ALLAN & JOHNSON,
sEEDsMEY. NURsERYMEN,- AND FLORISTS,
RICHMOND, VA,
have for the fall trade OF 1867
Zoe, 900 PPLS TREES,
leo 900 PEACH TREES,
so, coo PEAR, PLUM, CHERRY, APRICOT,
NECTAHINE, OUNCE &C.,
200 900 GRAPE VINES, leading varieties.
A full assortment If small fruits, such as
RASPBERKIES, Strawberries,
BLAckBERRIES, GOOSEBERHlES,
CURRANTS, sc.
Also a large and we'll assorted stock OF ORN "A
MENTAL Tees, RVEHGREEES, SHRUBBERY,
hoses, &c.
Catalogues furnished on application. au2e
CEED WHFAT.-Beautifu lots of the
y Woodan.'" Boughton,' Maryland" Blue
Skin" and Early Purple straw" for sale BY
Sc Is TALIAFERRO i co.
TIMOTHY SEED.-Three hundred
i bushels prime TIMOTHY SEED, for sale by
se3 No. 8 Fifteenth street.
GARDEN SEED.-A fresh supply OF
VI reliable GARDEN and FLOWER SEED Just
received by JOHN W. BISON. Druggist,
Gbs Main and Third strssn.