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New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
Inspection OF THE QUARANTINE.

Ry invitation of Dr. Swinburne, Health officer
Of the Port the members Of the various Legislative Com
Inttees now III session in this city visited Quarantine
Yesterday and inspected the improvements that have
been made during the past year. The steamboat Andrew
Fletcher waiting al the Barge'once l1oI ana a
IL O'Clock she started the excursion Among hOse on
LOunsbury Ready. klefnan, LaDai HOods' ioushiah'
Frear, Bamler, Murphy, BristOl, Johnson, MchetNet
Bergen, Flagge. and Trainor; also Mayor kenlpler,
SergeantatArms OF the Senate; Girard sanford ser
geantat-Arms oI the Assembly, ana senator braulcy
also, Mr. Rlch Engineer; Df. Swlnbnfne, ana Messrs
Cobb Cusis. and Anderson If the Quarantine Commits
sion. The boat stopped al Red HOOK south brooklyn,
where the company Inspected the ship Falcon when was
lying at IT'S Winter anchOrae. fiOceeuhh on ncn Iilp
they visited the steamer Illinois, lying IN the Horseshoe
after which they examined the crib located on the West
Bank, which Ia almost cOmpeteu' mo CID -
the foundation for hospital Tor patents SUI,
inspection concluded. the steamer started FOR the city
sumpuous banquet had been prepared Tor tne guests.
and for some time all enjoyed thelnsel.es' huiper oi
toasts proposed 90 one OF which Mr. Johnson Conn
sci to the Quarantine Commissioners, responded In the
course OF his remarks ne referred 10 te wants oI ,s
Quarantine Establishment and said that they were re-
re-seect q Coney Island for landing place for the
Health Officer; also. to purchase Barten Island
Mr Moson OF Kings remarked that he had heard suf
cent about Coney Island The people OF Kings County
Dow with two humps on their back they were tiromeda
Mr.. Murphy, the member from the hrsl district OF
the city, became very much excited, and Informed Mr.
Johnson whom he termed DR. johnson who by the way
never received the title OF Doctor beore that he under
connected with the Quarantine Department whom he
believed TO be an honest was DR.. SwinDutne,
and he was Indirectly interested In the erection OF
warehouses for quarantine. He did not believe that any
OF the Commissioners had looked after the interest
of tho poor emlgrans and very Lluoh opposcu 70
the Crib which had been erected in the Lower Bay OF
course the remarks OF this member drew forth many ek
presslons Of dsapprobaton, and caused much excite
ment, especially among his own colleagues MI. fIehr
attempted TO leave tho cabin, but Mr.. Hartman
in one OF his characteristic speeches, set MAJ.
tsrs right Mr.. Ready Of Brooklyn made eloquent
speech which he referred TO tho great improvements
made by the Quarantine Commissioners and concluded
by saving that he would his utmost influence 10 ald
them In his legislative capacity in their laudable under
taking very humorous speech was made by MI
woods Chairman OF the COMMITTEES on Privileges and
Elections The excursion enjoyed by almost every
person and had not been for the indscree remarks OF
hsembiyman Murphy, nothing would have occurred TO
MAJ tbe eDoyment OF the trip,
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
In Justice Walters Court, WiIliamsburgh,

In Justice Walters Court, Wiliamsburgh,
John Sanders, Lorimer and Wyckh0fst SITS, t. D.,
was held for examination for alleged violation OF the EI
else law, in that his saloon was open after midnight
In the Court of Special Sessions, yesterday,
before Justices Bowling and Kelly. John Reilly the con,
ductor the Broadway Railroad. who nsulted and
struck DR. samual r. Percy, few days since because
the doctor insisted that threecent stamp which to
conductor refused was good fined $25 and sont TO
prison for 10 days Patrick Bowen who assisted the con-
ductor and kicked and beat DIR. Percy fined SIS.
Charles shultz was fined so for obstrgcting public travel
Oh the THIRD acs a. On uay ass harne
weight and drove the horses from sIeenths TO
Twenty secondst IN 'front.' OF number OF cars thereby
legged cruelty TO animals In that he beat an OK on the
the animal was wild and might have injured summerkamf
had he not struck him Mrs Miller who has been found
guilty Of swiDdng hotel propretors was brought up for
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Active frcm EdgaTtosn - y - - ''
Returned 'chr Isaac Walton the portion Of her crew -t ,s
off, ~ -
l8th-Ariyed sehr Rising Sun wilnngeu n G. for Boston
18th, a. rn.-Saied' schrS g. B. Davis aud RIsys san
The sc lsasc Walton IN returning Woods Hole got asbo On
The Middle reports leaking badly ' -
Bosrog Feb 2Arved bsrk Iugn Gotterhprv h,e. p,,.l
Cape Town; Jacnto, Cieuiaegos; r. Grove Ss Iss
DeVereux Charleston schrs r. Townsend Moe C,smhs g.
vstuah arrived brig Bion from Ca via beer ,ls,a h..
FORTRESS MoSKos. Feb 20-Arved seamAp AhsTa,i, From
Neg-York for Richmond Va 49,
NEwLoSDoy Feb 2Arved steamships CITY Of ,,do .a
City Of Norwich, from New York
Sailed SloOp Alma for hOnaui Points Psvhe Gr,.rpc
FOREIGN PORTS.
Bermuda brig Benz Desno. of Nooh H,,.e. a.,
Cork leaking and dschang sehT Edith Walters
In ~ DAYS
AsPISwA1L &C. Feb 2Auved steamships Santiago cuhs
Nesiork Tyne Carhgena 9Th Cuban, do 9th Arizona Ssio
10TH H. W. gate Phoebe Carthsgena 2h, steamship SoeLt
Jamsica 3D. brig Costa Rc York; schr Walter Raleigh
Sailed Feb steamships Afarete Martha; Rising Star
York: a. bark Mgalna do 5h steamship Tyne jamaica 9Th s
Royal Arch Cieniueeos de M0ny MaBtn et
ship Santiago de Cuba NeWlork schr Western star Cienego Ill.,
brig Crocus do bng A. Reed NeWlork 18th brig Virginia Dare
Cenfaegosi bark Can Mntan: bg Ida c. for port for
pairs
She ashore barks Bhe Palermo. A. Small cnfuegos brig EI
press do scrs Lucy Holmes Cape Hytn; Gale DeneSsr-
War Eagle Nesiork steamship Tpo for New York. with part Of
ward
SAvaSNAH Peh 2lCeel steamhps IT, livingston New fers
1onawania, PaGephs Danen, LeoOl ships H. Coos aud s1
Onls Liverpool
s. Feb 20ATnved steamship Columbia Ia
for New-iOTk disabled.
Sailed steamships Champion Monek NewYork brig Valentine
Barcelona schr A. Zelda and Lan Bascoa Grsye Shot, Nerr
leans d. Talbot, Boston.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
TIE WEATHER.

The heat, which has been steadily increasing
since the commcncoment OF tho week began yesterday
to make short work with the of snow and ice that
have recently rendered sreettrayelng matter OF peril
I'm the place Of snowy hocks almost breast high which
have frnged the sidewalks during the last rev Weeks
Newly NOrk was greeted, awakng, with an aqueous
prospect far from agreeable the victims Of colds side
Wake streets. and roofs all we're decidedly damp anal
needed great strength OF mind aid pf0pOTtonate thick
OF Oyersh0es to venture out upon the watery muddy
waste. Tho warmth of the sun was almost oppressive
after hegOrOus Winter have been experiencing and
s summerke the general aspect OF things overhead
that Panama hats would hardly have caused asonlsh-
fent In the minds OF Gothamites. The mhdness OF the
Weather sfes 10 aT0use the river steamboat cogpaples
from their bylenatou and, II no relapse into siberian
climate takes place river navigation may be looked Tor
early next month.
krwYoKs H6lrTi6 DsE Uind Hour Tier Bar VIVA
Feh 1907 W - kJb
\. y w n R' DS 3 g h.
,ls ha ihe mercury ia the ,ss, "a
fei,ef stood h.eg O'Clock than has since December 20
period snty Es gsssl Arers5onltt. hay E,eniss-sAg
Ter, haU Lare object gassA-Ths largest object g "i
i.:1g telescope the wofd, h, oae made BY Cooke 90
\. .rerlre 25 i1ches; tested AZ TIE late lnnu.H
fbltn n, Al, Esor. a, Paris This would be excellent 10
irren m lie Central Park Observatory larger aud better one could
.Nn n.aHa imam uFFf
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,rp,vv c,rTIp N,RKPT-ryn 20

ALBANY CATTLE MARkkI-FfH " . -.
unusually duu this week not moe
than 600 head having ehSnged hands tha Ai ,hs
c, cost lc - n more West than the qusuy cost ne
before realize this advance here put
have been auTous and the result gt ses ~
e pres. 5d8c Inferior state 6.G ie FOR common 70
hesyy coarse Michigan Canada and se ior M 10 prime ,.'
i. Sfeers me- total receipts 200 head sheepreeepr
1900 head sales head n d for ge, Inferior t9 W
or 10 ood. and 8a8.c lat heavy tue Woos hoe
a lov f ehap averaging 10 sold az SO 20: receps
s5O head Dressed Hogs moderate demand Al loi dHc
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21

The Joint Committee of both branches OF
the Common Council have completed their arrangements
for celebrating the anniversary Of NashinEtOns Birth
day and have Instructed Messrs j. G.. q L. Edge. pyrO
echnists of Jersey City, 10 furnish fireworks at the FOL
lowing places: Battery City Hail. Jacksosuare. Broad
way and Forty-third-st, Tompdns square, aud Mount
MoTris-sGuarc. ...
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
SqOri dolarom's Autia.

NEwloRs,
PORrWARBESS OFVcK, No. 70 Wsbsmt
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section Of the passed April H. 1884, entitled AZ Act .
Wardens Ohe OF the Port Of New iork 10 r
interested having charge Of the subject matter oi u.h
survey following vessels are now nh
NSiens the sad urvefs or
be within succeeding l n"ss 90 0'-s p
vessels:
steamship Santiago de Cuba ''''''''''-E ~
Steamship Pr0metheus. 'sss's''''''ff',
Steamship Montgomery ,,ls 80.
steamship Cuba
Ocean
Ship Sir John Vaudeville
Ship Magnet.
Bark Ada Gray.
BARK Oeezaala
Bark Bng0meiser Muller. y
Brig Dobra hlzza
Brig Iyras
h. Il.
Sebr. Henry N Squire. " :. o'asDlA
J Arcs HERMAN Secretary
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
CITY GOVERNMENT.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board met at o'clock yesterday after
noou President Conan IN the chair. resoluten was
adopted setting forth that grave questions touching inc
nayneut of tho National Debt and other kindred subjects
wond enier into the next Presidential aBe tha
nasmuch as some OF leading statesmen had etunc
ated pocy in relation thereto which gives rise to ape
henson that the payment of the said debt may be nade
I'm a manner different from that contemplated at the tne
The loans were made policy would tend to the Gulet
inc OF such apprehension than the holding OF Ma
tona Convention this, the great financial mart oi the
country where the sentiments Of the greatest nanoe
are daily enunc atcd and whose views tend IN
o great measure 20 shape the policy OF ne
oycrnment these questions and resolving that me
Democratic National Committee now in session AT Was
ngton be requested 10 designate the City Of NewIoi as
tho appropriate place for holding the National Conen-
ton Of the party The Board laid the resolution re-
questng the Legislature TO enact law to set aside te
proceedings for the proposed extension OF Churc-st ~
cancel and annul ali resolutions of Common Council,
and all orders OF the courts relative thereto ana hai
members VI the Legislature from this city De fequest W
urge The Immediate passage of such law. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
po.PD or COIrNCHMEN.

This Board also met st o'clock yesterday
afternoon, President StacOm in the chair resolution
was presented directing the street Commissioner 70
notify the various Railroad Companies TO remove me
snow and lee piled up by them IN the streets veto was
received from the Mayor on resolution to pave wash
iugtOnplace with the Ncols0n pavement. Lu ,d az -,
nv resolution the Street Commissioner was requested To
inform the Board why the street lamps IN Churcs arc
not prOperly lighted remOnstrance was recclFeu
against the paving of Ninhst with the Nicoson pave
ment. Referred. A resolution empowering tho mayor
TO offer a reward OF 81 for the apprehension OF Ie
murderer OF Thomas j. Layelle was aid over. Inc
Mayor transmitted a communication inviting the mem
bers of the Board 10 join hun in reviewing the 22d Keg-
ment the 22d nst In front OF the CITY han
The invitation accepted. The resolution urging
Congress 10 make an Appropriation Tor the new
Post-Once was referred TO the Committee on National
Affairs The resolution from the Board Of Aldermen re-
auesting the National Democratic Convention TO hold It's
session I'm this city presented and laid over by eso-
luton the Clerk OF the Common Council directed 10
procure copies of all bills that have been may be pre-
tcnted to The LEGISLATURE affecting the interests OF TINS
city the Of the members Of the Common Council
The Board then adjourned
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
lAluonneeneanl

The house of J.. W. Frost, esq, No. 2G
Nassau nn bHg robbed Monday ut lsst by tue
Huf.l.r .ng f,le.raph T. loLgEs No. lJl BToadsay.
WrNpow SHADES. No. 4i7 Broadway.
Be-, Scotch Hollands stre sef ,ctug Fixtures
q. Ia j. b. KELTf Co.
hKmrrs Ne. 80 Broilssy.
COTGHs and COLDS are speedily cured Oy the
M. ofHrr,E'. BN.,s oP WILD tHEEHY.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
WEST INDIA MARKETS.

BY rHs Grtr o.rtE THR TRIBUNE
Hiy.SA Feb 2oThe Sugar market is snmatei No Il Duch
Standard is soe at al reals arbe Exchange London lO
y cent premiums Hamburg ~ cent discount on United States
eurrenv q3 y disco1Bt Gold u cent discount The
steamer Liberty sailed yesterday NewOeas The weather is clear
and MI rasauf
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21

AyrvERp Fet 2OPeiro'eDm. 49, fNpes . tb r Standard
White
Antwerp Feb 2o5 uTle Petroleum market has been frmes,
and phs have sdy1uoeG - cntme Standard White Is
eentm
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21

MINIATURE ALMANAC 20.
G., p,.s, - Gao Sun 5.43 Moon MOrD 5:Ss
- hIGa wATKK
s,udy uook. s:3l Cows Island. 7:2I Hell Gate. 500
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
ROARD OF AUDIT.

IhOmas ONeaI pfcsthItd calIn IuI t'o TOT stINI,"'
rendered the late City Inspectors Department In
speetOr Of Docks. Decision reserved saml Mckannor
presented claim for 500 for arrestng Illegal voter at
the November election In the year 1866 Decision re-
served The Board then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21

90 TO MACFARLANDs BOOK STOKE
~ Of third st. and Broadway and get Dol 81 SeASns
FRENCH MOTIF PAPER
Five quires for si, stamped
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THE 0RANGEBURG NEWS.
:aala a-ni4ra9i at -.A .AI.,cO 1niil4nlu q
1T SATURDAY.. JANUARY lS.l1S6S!! :

II7-JT
9pMs 'se reseEtf q esM'sc4es. the right IF df-
ni4a or own pol1Tgl position W W.cqns Of ouE
d1fd,i@7 1dlumns, 1ee 'eW bepluscl, to pnbtish,
'coa''ibhohsi 7f7o''' o',r .troiechiscHs '1'dl ne
Mindk Mhe.Ahen theiy epiniY#S ocoi'c"le ,cqM oafs
'noaM ~ dha01T of he rn}}'oa$ as. i slo,7cs@fp"p
ahtS sratimeht M Mc srrt'on7cf ronni,y IN HhicA
its7r,uhtes. ". Or coiun,ms t,ge open, therefore,
fgr,"ny .coqlpnsatcttions properly wrii>a accom-
lnstsI "a %y c,q ggn;Y""sibf inpmc pots anrMnpl in
'MftT cho'uttfr, nor obsolxtc?y injurious IL their
fcat1Rry.,h '7 ''''''a
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Order Removing tie 1''G Governor i, IA and
Treasurer of Georgia.
| HF4pa'gs e rafAYM,Lrs prssrafss,
a q ArLNNrASJanuaty f3, 1861.

[Gs'cral oafrs NJ. 81 s 8 7
I! CharlosJ. Jehkias, prpyisionpl Goycrn-
or, and John Jones, Pin Mfgirrcasuir,ccr, of
the State. of Georgia, having declined to
spcct the Instructions Of, and failed to cooper
ate with the Major-G cncral Commanding the
Third Military DISTRICT, arc hereby 'rrinoyed,
from office.
II. BY virtue Of tho authority granted by
the Supplementary Rofonstruetion met Of Con
gross passed July 10Th, 1867, tho following
named officers arc detailed for duty i'll the Dis
trict of Georgia; I'rcvct Briyadcr General
Thomas IL. Rugcr, Colonel Thirty Third In
fantry, to be Governor Of the State of corgia;
Brcyct Captain Charles. Il. Rockwell, Ord-
nance Corps United States Army, to be Treas
urer Of the, State Of Georgia.
III, Tho above named officers will procecd,
without delay, to 0Illedgcvllc, Georgia, and
enterupon the discharge of tho duties dcvov-
ing upon them, subject to Instructions from
these Headquarters.
by order OF Major-G cncral MEADE:
(signcdD r. c., DISNER, \. A. G.
At 1o4 A. NJ, this order was read to the
convention amid applause at section 1.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Ornngeburg District.

Ny I. q. MCMICfAEL, Esq, Ordinary.
Whereas, Carolite AyAiilhons widow. la tn made
suit 10 nc to grant her Letters of ldmnstra Of
the Estate and Effects of Henry W. AIihous, dec
These arc therefore TO cite and admonish ali and
singular .ho Kinure,i aud Creditors of, the said
Henry W. Nil'ons, decd, that they be and appear
before mo in the Court of Ordinary, to lie held
at Orhngeburg &. Ii. the 21st! day of January
inst, after publication hereof. Mt clock in the
forenoon TO shew If any they have, why the
said Administration should not be granted. aiim,
Given under my hand this 9th day of .Jan. Ammo
noInini, 1868. p A. MGMICItAEL. ~,
jan 'lS-2t i s.Httt.'s $50, o. D.
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ments, butt up. to Observation-Disclosures
sumcd business. The President haassasA yet
taken no action in the prcmises1 az
sStantouaissusd aal order this after4o9H to the
employees (OfRfRe War DepartmSnt tsa hs had
aggaip agaip token POSSESSION Of thc portfolio of tho
sYas oiide Stanton drew i pearH H83oO9 from
|tAAe.Ray SfHse5hs;9 his salary dafi pen
sion.
1t is understood that the President in no
way recognizes Stanton, and it is confidently
stated THAT, charges Of >insYbordipation hang
|'otcr' Grdnt! Nothing definite is Known, but
the feeling is quite fevcrish.
JAN 1G.-Pcrsons having affaits .penaing
at the War Department. at the War Depart;
ment say that no business has been done there
dufing'the pasttwc days!t a'i;oI Rot
1t is confidently stated that if tho Prcs tlcfIt
should adopt aggressive measures, Bill, which
Iis already prepared, reorgunizng thc'War De.
partmoht tandoHefnins it's powors and duties''
will be bcinlmediatolyupushod't 'through.'a -
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port that the members present were qualified,
aGa> had been furnished with certificates of,
,jidsntitN and that like certificates would be
fu%nithcS 70 other dclegatcssSh thcif arrival
Several motions of adjourntDcnt fRers then
made and successfully voted down. 3
hs.soon as breathing space was allowed, I,
l.. Garloza, delegate from Charleston, moved
that committee, consisting Of one delegate
from each district t. be elected by the dclcga-
tion, should be appointed to nominate suitable
tiictn >ior ~. .pctnnhncnt organizations! CDis
n.oton was adopted and tho convention, after
little more discussion, and voting, and calling
to order, adjourned until twelve o'clock to-
morrow .
WEDNESDAY d5TH. ,
After some discussion as to members not
having certificates of ,indcntfcation, the hall
keeper was appointed doorkccpcr until a per
mancnt organization.
The body then went into On informal ballot
for President.
/, = recess Of fifteen minutes was moved hnd
carried to allow the delegates to prepare their
were cast, and on being counted tho result WAS
as follows: A. G. Mackcy, white delegate from
Charleston, seventy four votes; BIZ; White
more, delegate from Darlington, thirty y-scycn
votes Thomas j.. Robertson, white, decgute
from Richland, and temporary chairman, one
vote; James NJ. Rutland, white, delegate from
Fairfield one vote.
On motion of Gilbert Pillsbury, white, dele
gate from Charleston, the election Of Mackcy
was declared unanimous. si'i'rt
f.. j. R,nsicr light colorcd delegate fron
Charleston, then moved that a committee of
threc 81 appointed EtoiwhitJon thoaaaly elected
chairman and invite him to take his scat as
president Of the convention. i, .,.-- -
The permanent chairman, on taking his seat.
'eade n very ,nQlrgate speech. tini shich he
took occasion TO define his position on certhiu
imrortantt nttI1hcstcas g Which Ewere likely to be
brought before ihc. body
Night h,saipn.-Ihc first business in, order
Was tlc' election of scr:,cant at arms Aftcr
two ballots p. Conway Was duly elected e this
6lficc -''7+"' ',''.'''' ~ -
On motion Of VI. WLippcr j! was resolved
that. when the convention adjourn, it tndjgurn
to meet Tomorrow ut 10 y. VI.
X, c. Dci.ar5c gave notice that on toptr-
row he would move to reconsider the motiym
cltc.ing Conway scrScant-at-arnls., :.
= Peter Miller was elected assistant sergeant
nt-arn,s. Sam! Dickson was elected door
keeper. '@" i' ''''|''f' 'i"
John Fi:Si,N'ndns was .1lcn elected assist, Z.
acorkccrcr. And, without proceeding further
~ .hc c+44n,lization, tho contention adjourned
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ! .,i ,,:..,.
Orangeburg District. S'"'.oh'
BY p. a. McMlcnAEI, Esq, Ordinary.

Whereas, Charlotte Heath and F. J., Buyck haze
made suit to me to grant them Letters Of Admits
rntion of the Estate and effects of Francis I, Heath
dec elscd, ,, t,. ,.4, a.i-
These arc therefore 10 cite and ndmonish all and
singular THE kindred and Creditors of the. snid
Francis B. Heath. deceased, that they bo aud ap-
pear. before me, in the Court of Ordinary, to Be
held at ilrangehprg, Court House on 37th ,kiy of
January instant after publication hereof, pt L
o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause if any they
have why tho said ADMINISTRATION should not be
granted. tI,
Given under my 1Iand tSS llth day OF January;
Anno Domini, 1868 y n,Pl "A. /: :McMlCHAELy1'''
japlS-Ht .l O.O,D.
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' A. p. ALDRlCu,
,.- aa, ii lay gs judge h g Of South Carolina
a Nl"jprEGepcral CANnH, Commanding Mill
tary District
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GUANO.

DEEUyIAN GEANo. DIRECT FROM AGENTS,
nj market rates i!ajt-d -iEb -yraie!tn1' :
SoLGBLEPAClFlGG GUANO, s75 cash; $50, Lat
November with per cent interest, approved city
acceptance "'l 50 h'A> l'.''' t'.ft
RAuGns PHospHATE oFnLlME, 500 cash ;
proved city acceptance y" i'3 '.'.7 "@l
d rHENlX GuANo 500 cash 1868 LIST November,
with per cent interest, approved oity acceptance,
FEOCR OF BONE, nnaduhtratcd and unburnt
FARMERS PLASTER OR GYPSUM, Warranted
pure. .t,
In Offering The above AIanircs TO Planters do so
with every confidence not only having tcstimonals
ircm Planters who have used them the past year but
is anaiyzcd by Prof Shepard of the South Carolina
Collcge, and the high reputation of these Manures
fully Kept up. J. n. ROBSON,
i'm lS.-2m Nos. l and Atlantic Wharf
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spoeiaa terms-of tho courts in several Of the
districts in the Southern Circuit, did not
consider it proper or just to add to those bur
dens, by ayt5efizingacosjee eensafion to bo made
for serviccsf1ds meFo &c rendered. n. t
Very rcsRPctfilly, sifs youro obcdicnt servant,
"a s. I'D! r. s. CANDY. d
BIsSS Major General, Commanding:
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