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PLoWs AND FLOWING

EDITORS SOUTHERN CULTIvAToR:-
Let me give suggestion in. regard to
plows and plowing. Many planters
are led to believe all that is needed is,
that q pIow should be of a certain
shape, to plow well in any soil. True,
it is very necessary that a plow should
have good shape or turn, in order
to invert the soil, and run oasily to
the team, but some of the best plows
in the country have been condemned
for want of little patience. There
are soils that are very: sticky, and ad.
here to the mold board. Thus, often
new plow, fresh from the grind-s.one,
which in many instancesi is lett roughcr
than if II had never, been ground, is
put into this sticky soil, and if, the.
dirt does not sip at once, the planter,
at once becomes disheartened, and the
p!ow is thrown aside. Having had
experience insthe mattef,I would nd
wise every planter who has such soils,
beforensing the plow, to rub tho face
Of the moid-board with a stone, in
in, the DIRECTION in which the dirt
should slip. Tbns you obtain the
ground polish on the face of the mold.
board. Ay,word fos it,sif the shape
is gooas ip q short, time yons hare %
good plows wfish oth hsr~ ise might DO
thrown asido.I.
y Again, IN snapy isstanoaa, .plows
are put 10 the gFonhd when loo vet;
sehisbi is not tonl in5nriopssto the ru6, 3
tIs iahd, TWs6ish saSsld assss! sG hs bro, -
kenswhe "a III th IS bd;;Jtion; tsfeater
care SHOULD cb8 taikai aff ina selection
|Sof donMss stiyesss n HsaYS dsub ssssea
Et6h8 86hsi5 pisws lisoW5 thoia
|plia BanMtIS6 b6ef efssunu8 fI6sy
sss sa ssf as|s s ssss sss.;s,s e.
3SSss tsst% al II YafsMg
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| think ! should have gone up with spon
taneous combustion if my wife hadent
broke the spell with her comick scenes.
She is aE amusin and intcreslin woman.
but much given to music in these days Of
numerous and lively offspring, but Jest as
soon as order 81 come out, she hunted up
the "groy jocke" and the conquered ban
mer," aid jest such solo soree rs have
81 times n week, was never heard in Bio
Shanty before. She seems to take de-
light i'll 'et'in the rel'el flag on the title
page "see the light and "Ilaunts it about"
in my face because call myself Union
nan. She says that part Of the order about
General lIansoL's remains was founded
on scripture. and so was Phil Sheridan's
about General Johnstou's; for Solomon saws
i'll Ecclesiastes, HAT "a living dog is bot
ter than dead lion" My opinion is that
it vii! he impossible 10 harmouize the wo-
men durin this century. Such orders as
2l will cut off all hope Of it, ! think if
General Thomas hadent been Virginian,
lie wouldent have issued it. I've noticed
that when a Vrgnian falls, he falls heavy
aud fur. He gcts further over on the side
ag!n US than anyhndy. I've heard that
the General and Edward johnson were
both powerful secesh, and got mighty i'm
patient because the Old Dominion was so
slow in movin. The General said all the
good officers would be gobhled up before
she scceled. Well, they said old General
Scott got hole Of 'e,n about this time, and
took 'em up into r high mountain, and
showed 'cm kingdom or two, and the
General fell down and whorshipped, an
Edward johnson wouldent. tell you my
friends, man ought 10 be careful abou,
going up onto these dangerous mountains
and this leads me to remark we ought tG
petition Mr.. johnson TO put over Big Shan
ty General who stood square 10 his Sin,e
Hope for the best, my friends. Dom,
immagine you see painters and injuns, be-
cause we are in .Tcrritory. Don't mis-
take Bureau track for a bear sign. Dom
fear it will be sickly, because Florida ii
hi'ched on 10 our diggins. Attend tc
your business, keep off of high mountain
and all will be well. would say more
bu, my wife's music has begun.
Yours, respectfully,
BILL ARP.
+, ST date my letter from Big Shan,y
as hear these three "diggins" are to hav,
that name. Let US all he thankful W,
know where We are. For two years it.
heen doubtful whether we were in or out
Ny opinion now is that sDe are out, and !
heard female voice say whoopee! NJ
| r. A
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in the reach Of all. Do not pull off
'he runnors at this season they in
Jure the plants fin our climate. Tie
up raspberry plants, if has not been
attended to; and in the orchard re-
movo any decayed branches that you
may observe. See that everything is
in proper trim at this season of ver-
dure and beauty, and you will be pro.
pared to appreciate the lovoliness of
Spring.-Fdrmer and Planter.
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There have been many inquiries
latel y mado rs to the amount of Mr..
Peab~ dy's g:f's for various charitable
purposes. The following is believed
to be correct list cf the donations
made by the be' evolent millionaire
during the las. few years:
The Lond.n n poor, s1,sOo,0O0
Baltimore, for Institute, 100000
Baltimore Historical Society, 10000
Boston Historical Society, 10000.
South Danvcrs, 100000
Danvers, $4,000
Newburyport, $4,000
Georgetown, (Mars.,) for
church and library, $4,000
Georgetown %. CO. $4,000
Library in Vermont, 5000
Yale College, 10000
Harvard College, 10000.
Kenyon College, 49,. $4,000
Philips Academy, $4,000
Salem East India Company,
lecture room and museum, 10000.
Grinncl expedition, 100000
Recent donation to the
South, which may be
increased by the Mis-,
issippi bonds, - 100000
His family relations in trust, l 500, 900
Total, se,1s5, 900
The Grinnel Expedition was the
memorable voyage of Dr.. Kane TO the
Arctic Sea, for which Mr.. GrinneL Of
New York, furnished the vessel, and
Mr.. Peabody contributed $4,000 to-:
ward. the expenses. The donation to-
the poor of London 10 converted NJ
the current rate Of exchange at the
time it was. made into American CUR,
rcncy. Tho value of tho Mississippi
bonds given to the South Eis not here
setdown; but their par value, with.
agnnais sinteresi, iii, 100000. The
totai Of The 1doi,ations in tho above list
lie ;sa, ,I85; ;o0o,. which the Mississippi
bonds may increase to ST, 1926, 900. OF
this sum :aIl but 81, 500, 900 has been
oentfibuted for public purposes. L. ia
|aundersseodath athYt Mr.-P Peabody ,hae pro.
yided for, esery relation .of, hjs now
living r. tiet tmost 5sdistant recsiving
$50 ,o00, and those nearer. si50,s 900
each, and We think It Can be safely
lsai6 theretis netoHrecord5 5af instance
iof greeter public or private benago-.
lspee by any private biSikSn OF ANY
/ 1S0aHtrY in f6e su6f dtdSh That fnrz
En1shsd IN Dc prinpsly ssff}s of asurge
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Yours, respectfully,
MIR. PEABODY'S GIFTS.

There have been many inquiries
ately nado rs to the amount of Mr..
Peab~ dy's g:fs for various charitable
purposes. The following is believed
% be n correct list cf the donations
made by the be, evolent millionaire
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shall forthwith cause copy TO be posted
A. the door Of his courthouse, and other
comics at such other public places In his
county or corporation Is In his judgment
will most efectually give notice to the
voters thereof.
The foregoing report and Joint resolu-
ton were not, under the rigid rule of the
House, before the House itself, notwith-
standing IL was placed in the hands OF the
Clerk, and efforts to get the subject up
were unayailing. The document was OF
dered to be printed, for consideration Oh
Monday. go r.borize
.ha tsa;n~ the sense of the people OF NOT
fo,k county in regard to changing inc Si'o
20 the conrt- house of said county, anu
p;u 'I for the relief of Severn L. WliKins'
which we're referred. &.
NEW COURT FOR RICHMOND.
A bill in relation to the charter VI VIZ +,
c;iv Of Richmond came up IN oideI. .,, :.
estsblisbes new criminal court, Will
;ndoe to be elected by the people, Win
salary of $1,000, and clerk with a salary
o S 81 900 both to be paid out OF the State
treasury. ~ :
Mr.. EVANS explained ana sustaihcu tnc
bill. ;.
Mr.. BALDWIN (Mr. WATKINS in the
chair) expressed his doubts as to the power
under the Constitution to pass the bill |;
vet confessed that he thought the city
very much needed such q court. At his
suggestion, after few words from Mr..
LEE in explanation of the course the bill
had taken, the House committed it to the
Committee of Courts Of Justice, Messrs.
EVANS and LEE acquiescing.
BILL PASSED.
A bill for the relief Of James G. Mon
cure was read third time and passed
after it had been explained by Mr.. HARRIS.
On motion of Mr.. LEE, the House adj
journed.
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STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
IL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-Ths EaEA
aATTERAs, s, sSsxtspSSR soh R
BouRSg commander, leave Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY; leave New YORK
every wEDN ESDAY and SATURDAY.
These ships are entirely new, ard were bniit ex-
pressly for this route. They have splendid saloons
and stateroom-, and the fare, attention, and ae'
commodations are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on thu company's covered pier tV
North river within forty eight hours;
Insurance effected at lowest rates when ordered
Preights for points beyond New YORK are ior.
warded with dispatch, and no charge made except
actual expenses incurred.
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah, New Or
leans and other southern ports leave from the adj
joining pier All goods for these points are
promptly transferred without exposure.
AGENTS.
NJ L. McCREADY, President, 1877 Greenwich
SAMUEL AYRss h co , Richmond. Va;
JOHN NJ. WEST, City Point and Petersburg
r. H. WEBB, Norfolk.
For freight or passage, apply TO
SAMUEL AYREs & CO.,
fe2s-ts 1890 Cary street.
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INSURANCE.

ToME LIFE INSURANCE.
rug ARLINGTON MUTUAL LlFB INSURANCE
COMPANY OF VIRGINIA
,o,v ,eady to receive applications, and with ar
.MpI.E GUARANTEE CAPITAL offers facilities
:, HOME INSURANCE at rates as low as those o.
any other company.
Home Office No. 1910 Main street, Richmond, Vs.
The surplus accumulations Of the company will
be invested at home, under the control and
management Of the following
DIRECTORS:
John Enders, Henry K. Bllyson,
william F. Taylor, Asa Snyder,
samuelS. Cottrell, b. 3. c. Baskerville,
John Dooley, Samuel G. Tardy.
Charles T. Workman, George Jacobs,
William Willis, Jr, J. W. Allison,
Ed, A, Smith, George s. Palmer,
Thomas J. Evans, A. d. Chockley,
James A. Scott, ID. Z. Caben,
B. M Qusrles, d.. Hartsook,
W. II. Tyler, J. b. Pace,
e. Edwards, John G. Williams,
A. Y. Stokes, William g. Taylor,
j. B. Morton, A. Z. Abel,
r. H. Dibrell, William B. Isaacs,
William H. Palmer, George L. Bidgood,
Samuel NJ. Price.
J. E. EDWARDS, President.
WILLIAM B. ISAACS, Vice President.
D. ]. HARTsooK, Secretary.
CHARLES H. SMITH, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
JOHN Il. claiborne, General Agent. feH
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
EX RA les SION.
SATURDAY, March Q, 1867.
SENATE.

DI4N n
The Senate was called to order at II
O'Clock BY Mr.. TROUT, of Augusta.
The usual communication from the
House was read by the Clerk, and Sc
veral bills were referred to the appropriate
committees.
Senate bill to amend the act incorpora-
ting the Southern Mutual Life Insurance
Company of Virginia was taken up and
passed.
On motion of Mr.. KEEN, in, order to give
committees time for consultation, inc DC
nate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The Journal was read. ;x.r
The Senate bill relating 10 an ih'ei
change of cars and through tickets on al
the railroads in the State was reau '"i0'
aud referred. ,,aor
Bills were placed on the caiehoar.
The revert Of the Committee OF Courts
nc Ins,;oa adverse to repeating the Stf
section chanter 2O1 of the Code, IN rela
t;on 70 nroceedings in criminal cases, wa!
read and agreed to.
Tho report of same committee on tho
Question of the legal right of the member:
20 receive mileage for the extra session
was read; and the House coneurred in the
report without division. The report de.
clares that the members are entitled &c
mileage.
SENATE AT WORK.
A message from the Senate by Mr.. Ro.
BINsoN, who said: Mr.. SPEAKER,-"I am in.
strncted by the Senate to inform the House
that they have passed various and sundry
bills, and request concurrence" Mr.. K.
handed to the Clerk bundle quite large
enough to show the industry of the Sc
nate.
ALEXANDRIA CANAL AND RAILROAD.
The House took up the unfinished bust
ness, being the motion to reconsider the
vote by which the bill relating to the
Alexandria canal and railroad was de-
feated; and the question upon reconside-
ration was decided in the affirmative.
The question being upon the passage Of
the bill, Messrs. ENGLISH, LEWIS, EVANS
and WOOD addressed the House in favor
and MT. 4. TURNER in opposition to it. Mr.
HERSDoN indicated an amendment which
he desired to offer; but the bill being en-.
grossea, II was necessary to reconsider it
The friends asserting, the bill was recon.
sidered and passed by.
Tue HARD0R OF FREDERICKSBURG.
=, The bill appropriating $1,000 to remov'
the distractions from the harbor OF Frede
ricksburg came mp In order on the ques
ton Of It's passage.
Mr.. HEnSpoN addressed the House i
|. support OF the bill. The obstruction
were occasioned by the burning OF tw
steamers and thirteen craft at the time q
the evacuation Of the place by the Cor
federate troops. Their hulls had blocke
mp the harbor. The people had raise
$4,000 for the purpose of removing thes
distractions, but were unable to raise an
more. They now asked only half Of tn
license tax paid by the place to complet
the work Of clearing the harbor. Mr.. II
drew vivid picture OF the suasrlngs Z
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC.

BUDGET OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ID body buying TWO DOLLARS worth OF Groes-
ries at a. MCAULEY'S will be entitled to an en-
velope containing prize or blank.
Prizes consist of a Spring Wagon, worth Sioo
two tickets Of 900 (eachl Hard Brick, worth 81
one box of w. G. Webb & Co. Prize Memorial
Soap, with certificate Iced Fruit Cakes. ICED
Pound Cakes Sugar. cured Hams, shoulders,
Breasts, and Beef Tongues quarter boxes Layer
Raisins, bags Family Flour, and many other use
full articles
The Wagon being drawn once, the second time
II Is drawn ii will not be repurchased.
NY Groceries are choice and fresh, and as cheap
as the cheapest, viz: ,o,
Light Brown Sugar, per pound, l2sc.;
Beautiful &C" Sugar, l5c.
Best Coffee Sugar, lG3c
Delicious Golden Syrup, per gallon, 9oc,
Elegant Sugar house Molasses, 6oc.;
Common Molasses, Soc; a..
Choice New Crop Rio Coffee, per pouno' 'oc'
Choice Laguayra Coffee, 35c
Choice Government Java, 4Sc.;
Sugar Cured fans. zoe. (;
Sugar Cured Breasts Ice. a.,
Flour, equal TO Family, l2-pound bags 9i'
Best Talfow Candles, per pound, ioc.
Pure English Cooking Soda, l2c an ooas
and MANY other goods equally rs cheap an liz
delivered free to any part OF the city Ihe Puoii0
NAV rest assured this is no humbug;
ALEXANDER McAULhf GroWSe ain
he,ween Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
N BIS 900 BRICKS for sale low on aSeon INV
dating terms. IT.
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Law - -. -
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
VI NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, VA TIL
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED sTATEb
MAIL TWICE DAILY ELEGANT CARS, WITH
NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS, ON ALL
NIGHT TRAINS, WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGk.
REDUCED THROUGH FARES-The only railroad
route issuing THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond 70 the sihss
North, East, and West.
Trains on this road are now run - follow: The
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Richmond
daily ats. A. lsundsys excepted arriving
W.shns.enr q Nj SSsnSfn s ~, me "a:
NORTH, EAST, and WEST.
The NIGHT THROUGH NAIL TRAIN, with
ELEGANT CARS with NEW PATENT sLEBPIng
CHAIRS attached. leaves Richmond daily 1t IL ~
p. NJ, arriving In Washington az $50 A; NJ con.
Meeting with the EARLY MORNING TRAINS Ter
the NORTH, EAST, and WEST. NO EXTRA
CHARGE FOR SLEEPING CHAIRS.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with local ex.
press packages, leaves Richmond daily tSundays
exeeptedl at SIS p. M, arriving In Frederick
oq THk Nd TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS to Alexandra, Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphis, New York, Boston, and all the prin
sipal cities In the West.
The DAY and NIGHT BOATS going North an q
coming South stop at Alexandria.
FOR further information and through uefets
apply at the once Of the Company, corner Broad
and kighth streets, Shoe koe Hill.
J. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
sAMURL RUTH. Superintendent. nos
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y On ana ser SUNDAY, JANUARY 9th, the
following trains will leave Richmond:
MAIL TRAIN daily to Gordonsville, and except
on Sunday TO Staunton, at $50 A. NJ
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN daily to 0ordons-
Vile at 30 p. NJ.
Thess trains make close connections with trains
on the Orange and Alexandria railroad ; and on
NIGHT TRAINS passengers viii 20 through 70
Washington without charge OF cars.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to Washington and
Baltimore, and to Lynchburg, Knoxville, Nash
willie, Memphis Mobile, New Orleans, and other
principal points In the Southwest; also, 10 Lex
ington, Winchester, and other points In the VAL
ley.
Richmond at s. Is A. NJ, making close connections
with FREIGHT TRAINS on the Orange and Alex
andria railroad for Lynchburg and Alexandria.
Also, FREIGHT aud PASSENGER TRAINS leave
Stanton for Jackson's river on MONDAY, WED.
NESDAY, and FRIDAY at 10 p. M
II. ID. wHITC0MB,
ia2s General Superintendent.
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GROUND PERUVIAN GUANo. .
BY the 10th Of March will be ready to furnish
pure PERUVIAN GUANo, finely ground on burr
milstones-a result before attained, so far as
l have been informed, anywhere in the United
States.
Samples Of all Of the above can be seen at my
Office, No. IS west side Of Fourteenth street. be-
tween Main and Cary
Orders can be addressed through the commission
merchants OF Richmond or directly to the under
signed, who bestows upon this department his
constant personal attention.
Z. B. BENTLEY, Agent
fe 2o-lm No. Is west side Fourteenth street.
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~ L Ye FL
WINTER SCHEDULE.--On and after
w MONDAY the lith instant the trains on thh
road will run - follows:
Leave Riehmond daily 81 AS a. =. and 81 =.
r., and arrive at Petersburg ~ so A. u ana ss7s
Leave Psssrsburs dsily ct "A. y. and ie.uP.
n. and arrive at Rich mond ut N a. NJ and ii. 70
Pm, All OF the above mentioned trains make
close sonnsetions with the trains for the North and
'V On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and YRIpAYs
yRII0HT and ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN viii
leave Richmond ct 1910 A. n. and Petersburg At
The ID. is r. n. train from Petersburg win stop
only 1t Chester, and IS A. n. and the 7le P. N.
trains will stop only 1T Riees, Half way, Chester,
and Manche ester, signal being given and the !
A. NJ train from Petersburg and the ACCoMM0.
DArIoN TRAINS will stop at places named in the
schedule.
Passengers going to Clover Hill or stopping
places on that road, will take the AS A. IN. train
from Richmond on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS,
and FRIDAYS.
Through tickets issued to Norfolk, and baggage
checked through every day except Sunday.
The train leaving here At 10 2, u. connects
with the train at Petersburg for Norfolk, and .
train will leave Norfolk az p. NJ, connecting
with our night train q. Petersburg, arriving In
Richmond at ll.2o p. n. Z. II. GILL.
fell-n Engineer and Superintendent.
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RICHMOND, February u, E67. )
NOTICE.-The firm of J. r. AN
In DERs0N co. is this day dissolved by COM
The business heretofore conducted by MS At the
c ctiSaffsaas YSrk' Is transferred 70 tho
The operations OF the works will be continued
under the present management By our successors,
by whom all unfinished orders and contracts on
our books will be promptly executed.
irons. J. <; ANDERSON,
JOHN Z ,ISIvn
Z. S. ARCHER,
ARCHER ANDERSON.
TREpEaAR WORKS, RICHMOND. VA.,l
February n, 1867.
THE "TREDEGAR COMPANY"
i. having purchased the Tredegar Works and
Armory Rolling Mill, and the manufacturing bu-
siness Of Messrs. ]. Z. Anderson Co., has this
day organized.
This Company will continue to produce all the
articles heretofore made at these works, TO wit:
IN THE ROLLING MILLS:
Bar and Guide Iron.
Railroad, Ship, and Cut Spikes;
Rolled Chairs, Nails,
Bridge Bolts.
IN THE FouyDRIBs AND MACHINE Shops:
Cars, freight and baggage;
Railroad Wheels and Axles, fitted or separate;
Chilled Tires;
Railroad Trucks, complete;
Stationary and Portable Engines, Tor saw mills
and plantation purposes;
Marine Engines Of all classes;
Sugar Mills and Saw Mills;
Boilers-hue, locomotive, Odd cylinder;
Castings OF Iron and Brass, including the largest
descriptions made;
Mn and Steamboat Shafts Of the heaviest class.
In addition. 1t win at once commence the manu-
'"''u'' y J. r. ANDERSON, President.
JP. TASssK. yice-President. NH lin
HORT AND DEFACED CUR.
UsbEEHIIL's SHOE AND PAPER COLLAR
800 BROAD STRICT, ooRssH OF TnIRp.
BOOTS. SHOES, pApk Il COLLARS AND CUFFS.
LOOK AT DUB PRICEs OF COLLARS AND
or ave boxes for 81. = ~
Ladies, plain Byron. Champion. or aarrots. 100.
Ladies' sn.nsi.d or plain Cum. several styles.
e Cent? :nss.lsa Ia ' ssss q Gun. something
LIBERAL si.sSsns. 70 vsSa:::; ssy;SHsa
CHARLgs J. 0kINSAn. calosmnn- ---------
oranges, ORA NG Els Twenty
~ boxes ORANaEs just received on oonsisn-
msn' ana i0f 'A' ROBERT r. WILLIAMS ! CO.,
corner Fourteenth Tor PsarI and Cary srssu'
NH
WOOL PURCHASED BY
| w CHARLES HOWARD, :
| Ia No. . Fifteenth stFsst-
MN PLATE, BRIGHT and ROOF
Iso sLSSSSkE 1 TN SSssa1 - , :sis is.s
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TOBACCO, COTTON, AND OATS.
MANIPULATED'G

MANIPULATEDG
The JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING COM.
PANY is again prepared to supply the Planters
and Farmers Of Virginia and North Carolina with
FERTILIZER.
which will be found equally to the crops
OF tobacco, cotton and OATS as it has proven to be
to that OF wheat-the Bone Phosphate 1t contains
being Just as essential in imparting WEIGH: and
SUBSTANCE to the tobacco leaf, and LBsdrH and
STRENGTH to the staple Of cotton, as In filing up
the heads OF wheat or OF oats with grain.
1t consists Of combination Of PERUVIAN and
PHOSPHATE, (soMBRERo) aUANo finely
ground and perfectly incorporated and can be ap-
piled with the drill or sown broadcast without loss
or trouble The proportions vary to suit the views
OF the purchaser and in every case are weighed In
with the most scrupulous care and precision.
REGULAR PREPARATION consists OF 1000
pounds OF Peruvian and 1000 pounds Of sombrero
Guano to the ton Of 1000 pounds.
SPECIAL PREPARATION OF 1883 pounds Of
Peruvian nd ss7 pounds Of sombrero TO the ton Of
1000 pounds.
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DAINTS, OILS, &c.-Lewis's Pure
i White Lead, Linsesd OIL, Spirits Turpentine,
Copal and Japan varnish, colors ground Ia oil,
Paint Brushes. Window Glass, Putty, etc, sold by
A. BODEKER 4 BRO, Branch store,.
Sixth street between Broad and Marshall.
fe le-ts
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EoR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,,
OLD POINT, S-A9
AND ALL LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.

The fast and elegant steamer,
JOHN SYLVESTER.
CAPTAIN q q. GIFY0RD,
leaves her wharf at Rockets for aboys.nam
places on MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY, and fkaDAt
atso'eloek a. NJ, and return on Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday.
Passengers will arrive at City Point In time 10
connect with train for Petersburg.
Freight received At all hours for Boston, b&iu,
more. principal landings on Chesapeake bay, anu
all landings on James river at re asonable rates.
Freight Tor any landings must be pre- paid
Apply To L. B. TATUM. Agent.
feS-b Ofics, Steamers wharf.