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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03
MARINE lNTELLlG ENCE.
NORFOLK & PORTSMOUTH. Aug. 81.
ARRIVED.

AHhlV EDs
Stmr Geo Leary. Carter Baltimore. fr't
and passengers to Jno VermilltOn.
Stmr Cambridge, .Rainer, Crisf1eld
Stmr Mystic, Schermerhorn. Hamp-
stmr N PBanks, McCarrick, Yorktown.
int and passengers to I II Webb.
stmr Geo washington. Murden, = City
Stmr Commerce, Walker, Baltimore.
and sailed for North Carolina
Schr IRainboW, Crum, New York, as
sorted cargo, to Gwathmey Brothers
schr Traveller. Johnson, York river,
schr Wm Frazier. White. James river.
light to master
schr Lawrence Hicks. Richmond.
bound to Baltimore
schr VIM Steel, Buck. New Bedford,
light, to Thomas p Worcester
schr Crinoline. Seaman, North Caro-
schr Joseph M Frost, NcCready, East
river, light, to master la
SAILED.
Stmr Geo Leary, Carter. Baltimore r't
and passengers by Jno VermilliOn.
Stmr Cambridge, Rainier. Cristield. i'rt
and passengers BY 81. v. Tompkins.
stmr ny Banks, MeCarriek, Y5fktown
frsn and passengers by T 81 Webb.
Stmr Jno sylvester, Clifford, Richmond.
Stmr Elizabeth City, Harvey. City.
Stmr Smith1eld, Adams. Smithheld.
Stmr Star, Bernard, Suffolk, freight and
passengers by Wright, Lee q Co.
Stmr Resolute left here last evening for
the wreck ofthe Br. ship Ann Eliza.
ra{ MEMORANDUM.
Clared at New York Aug. 3lst schr Row
bone, Cium, for Norfolk. ,.,
TOTAL DISASTER IN AUGUST.
The numb er of vessels belonging to or
bound to or from ports in the United
States reported totally lost during the
past month Is II. of which 10 were wreck
ed, abandon "A Q founderei 4 and sunk.
They are Gle Es II as follows s steamers.
ship, barks. 4 briggs. and s schooner
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03
Opinion of Baltimore Press.
THE LATEST AND BEST NEWS
EVERYBODY INTERESTED,

Charles Gautter's Native Wine BitterS
have been placed on sale in our city, and
the topic OF conversation day and night,
every where, at the street corners, in par
the cars and steamboats,, is thesurprising
and wonderful excellence of this great
tonic. Males and females are equally en-.
thusiastic in talking about the Native
Wine Bttters. and we cannot omit men
tiOnfng this interesting fact In making
up our budget of local news.
For sale by all Druggists and Grocers.
au2-eod3m
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03

FIRENEs's CORRESPONDENCE. The fol-
lowing correspondence transpired few
days since between the Hope Fire Compa.
ny, of this city, and the Washington Fire
Company, of Wilmington, DEL, regarding
the subject Of the proposed visit of the
former to Wilmington:
AfA &JlE 8sAAG
OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON s. +. E.)
AND H. &ALADDRB Co., 7.
August 25th, 1859.
To the Officers and Members of the Hope
Steam Fire Rmsins Co.. NorJolk, "a:
Alta special meeting Of the Washington
Steam Fire Engine and Hook and Ladder
Company, No. 7, held on the above date,
lit was, on motion, ,e14ia "~'t%
Resolved, That we extend to the Hope
steam Fire Engine Company, of Norfolk,
Va, an invitation to be1 the guests of this
company on your visit to this city in Octo-
Der next ana il this should meet your ap.
proval, we earnestly request an early reply.
We are, most respectfully. your obedient
servants, ISAAC STEvENsos,
Pres't w. 8. F. E. and 81. 4 L. Co., No. 7.
Attest: EdwardlSingles, Secretary.
Secretary's address Corner Eighth and
Wilson sts., Wilmington, Del. al, II,
'a---at sa hasE3s2s az li
HALL,oF THE HoPa STEAM FIRHl ~
! ENGINE Co., No. g.,
s'NoRYoIk, Aug. 2Sth, 1862 }
To captasn l.aaaacy Sisssa son, Officer. and
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03

ERRATA.-Our ''devir' is, to the fullest
ignifcance of the expression, "a devil of q
fellow He deals not only in witticisms
but in mistakes as well. Yesterday he
made us appear, through the medium OF
one our articles, headed "Real Estate" in
very awkward light by the ludicrous
mistakes contained therein.
For instance, for s'the sci of an eminent
artist" he made it read "vessel of an emis
nent artist" and one or two other disoripy
ANGLES just as abominable appear In the
same. --
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03
OFFICE OF TIE CITY GAS Lightly
co. OF NORFOLK,
NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 10, 1869.
THE STOCKHOLDERS Oh

u TuE VI 0AO IIUuI VVMs
PANY have determined
on an
ENLARGEMENT OF THEIR WORKS.
Subscriptions will be received at this
office until the FIRST OF SEPTEMBER
PROXIMO for the additional number of
Shares required, and with q view OF dis
tributing them among all who may wish
to invest, should more Shares be offered
for than the equired amount. the Offer
ings will be scaled down to the number
needed.
Particulars will be given upon applica-
ton to the Companys Office, No. Al bank
street.
q. 3. ALLMAND,
u13-3tawtSl President.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03

"a TIE DAY BOOK, BY CONTRACT,
,,,suEs THE OFFICIAL ADVERTISE
:, UNrs AND NOTICES FOR THE CITY OF
NORFOLK.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03

NEW AaBHT.-Our esteemed townsman,
and live business man, Mr.. T. A. Williams
has been appointed agent of the Washing
ton and Georgetown line ofsteamers, vice
Mr.. Wilson,
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03
Special Notices.
FAMILY MEDICIN f.

mISES~ The PAIN KILLER is n
N1zM purely vegetable COM
~ AAApound: and, while it is O
H6 HEI most efficient remedy for
NJ - AhVpaln, 1t Is perfectly safe
WXu0tEW medicine. even in the most
@SoWFa~ unsk1lful hands. For SUM
mer Complaint, or any
other form OF bowel disease in children
or adults, 1t is an almost certain cnre
ana mas, without doubt, been more sIcI
cess1ul IN curing the various kinds al
Oholera tnan any other known remedv
Africa and China, where this drea d JtS'
dlsease Is more or less prevalent fGs
Pain Killer is considered by the nsijvos
as well as European residents in fhosa
climates, a sure remedy, Ns0
The PAIN KILLER,-We hava ,-,,,,-..-
the high character of this medicina w "
mat IL is used with great success ana CO..
ls1act1on IN our very best families r. !.
Inc laFOr1te medicine of our missio,,a,io,s
IN heathen lands, where they use if rao iHo
Inan an else together for the diseases tbaf
ABOUND IN those warm CHM ates ~
should be keptin every house. and CTS Sa j.; ~
readiness for Sudden attacks Of giclrnos ga
christian Press. 7S''
Iau3-iml
rs PHILOSOPHY OF y, a ~
RlAGE.-A NEW COURSE OF LEnTrp@a
as delivered at the New York Musenna
Anatomy, embracing the subieots. ~ NJ
70 Live and What to Live for. Yo,,3twN
Is. and Old Age; Manhood Genen.
Fly EIst T1eutewea; me Cause OF Indigestion.
counted for; Marriage PhilosonniS H. H.
considered, dc. These lectures viii ~,
forwarded on receipt of four sfaIr,I(, -
addressing: SEC'Y, BALTIMORE WJr5s-grrsy,
OF ANATOMY, "A West BalUimore ST.
NAo' apl9-Iyeod
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03

VACANT LoTs.-Would it not be better
policy if the owners of the many unim.
proved lots of eur city were to devise some
means by which they could improve them.
One of the best ways by which this could
be accomplished, is to form Building AS
ISOLATION, with capital Of $4,000. 1t
would require little energy and exertion on
the part of those attempting to get it up;
but the money could be easily raised, and
in such way that it would not be felt by
our business and other men, who would take
shares in the Building Association. Besides,
it would be the means by which large
number of men would be employee, and the
city would be thriving. Let it be eoms
menced.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03

olL IA INTINa.- A handsome oil painting
Tor sale cheap. Apply at this Office.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03

SELs.HELpERs.-The observant reader of
history cannot fail to be struck with the
act that in all ages of the wor Id and in
all most all countries of the globe, men
have emerged from obscurity perjury and
ignorance, and by their own unassisted
exertions have attained for themselves
positions of distinction, wealth and en-
lightment. Such men are emphstically
self-helpers, such are the men whose lives
gre briefly related in our "Poverty and
Genius" While others have been patient
ly occupying their original positions a. if
some barrier spell prevented them from
filling any others. These men have pushed
onward and by their energy and enter
prise have arrived at the goal of their am
bition while others have been deploring
their condition and signing over their
limited advantages. These men have set
to work and bravely achieved for them
selves those privileges which birth denied
them, while others have been idly waiting
"Micaw ber"-like for something to tn m
up these men have labored hard to turn it
up; and up it has been turned to reward
their honorable exertions.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03

Tbs RESULT OF BAD SPELLlNa.-One of
our dealers in music received not many
days since the following note:
'Sir, want yew tn send me by male the
angel in a .quodriel''
On inquiry, it was ascertained that he
wanted copy of the Angelina Quadrills.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03
NIIRE DISH
PLATE COvERs

PLATE COvERs
ALI sizes, :fOr sale low at
j. d. GALES
~, Cheap Hardware Stora.
n9z' IL East side Warkst er
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-04-22
1S. aSapitel.

HHEM #aE q.
'getet @tufcr swnbte, Spg eHSas, Spist
spafanbis perlcren Bate, mtnn ss ibnt
niht sslanS, 5rau SurnifeSt in @efabrsn
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Rem gerratb. re g 'r,1sag
Srrsetlidb rrwarteten bic Seri6pore'
uen Nat Si9naI, bic grplclicn in ben G'e.
w6tGen ses sraeidiM, fe sforerrten tsn
Salc6er auf. istn Ssriprr6sn einSul6ien,
unp srtaunlea an ieiurr 6aitune, RAP er
fdb sOn ibusn lrs9eia9t tatte.' DAP er
Fe, aud rerratbsn ta6s, entredte rer
SGtONer ibusn nidt; her Sdnsiter
wurtr nit Silfe eiuiser SPiritucien err
mut9ist, Die seIa9rsras 9tpas Ses glbtrIn-.
nigsu gu iitsrnr6men. unp panterte wirt'.
LID nit elmer YuIperIabun9 In Der Naat
gum Srapldin ginauf. Die g8a6t sers
baftste ibn. Sebt trnnten bic SerfGpo-
renrn niGt mebr spsifeln, Rap ibr Ylan
Iwrudtger mnrs rtnp cs blieb ibneu ttiAts
iitri9. ais auf ibr san3eS Grr9aten su
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untsr BEN pbwaltenpen umfGnien NIT sli
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prrtniipft irar. 9as san,e Stnnen uub
Sra6len @hierS riAtete fb isbt aus
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tteil an Der GrbI6aft 81 6spe9sh, 10 tlirb
i6m nur nort iitris, naeb Srtstau gu rsis
len uuc Die San;e StnisrlaHenl6aft Dit
tan i'm giamen Der 2pGtsr rsHelten in
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tragen perbs auf Die .einfn6e Sesi6t.
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rrB Iicbtn fd bieie S@wisristeitrn iiter-
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9ltcr @lalsr bate su srcbss Sertraasn
auf Die esi6tglduttgteit mb @iutbleiis-
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1cljs 3uriifpsIuu8 lsiner 5croeMn9sn
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3iel nibt srrsiAen tpnnte.
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psr1cn GannylS gu tentGdtiesnf ft Sur
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tratenth Sdftanttn aus ttm Jeusr 9cIen.
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gu, iis fannie ben llneant pss Saga
tlmbslt; siidsee asubemn9trS biE Der
esetsre fallen lieb. fibrten ic9ar einen
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pdssn auf tsiSsn seiIen srfstlen,sSie
betotn 6rausn purhf6auten Die patren
abf6tn tisies Wannrs unp brc6teu i6m
nit bwt Ra@r.h -leE hHnhaiHhh4
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title 9tedpuns i'd Auf einen anesren 5ae.

bieie 8s6HWuS f& auf einsn Snesrsn 6ae'
tor. ais apl pic ,eistg fibte.
s6sR bdilptA,ahm, iAettsnLSie mir
reinen @eiu ein." iaste Der Baron, faiibi
Iam leiusn Grou uup.> feline lln9seulo
tttampfenc, ,Jrdnifh' sashtsbt iit'fnt,
Fcben!"
,,Sis bnteu CO erratlciL" erminerie Der
.6auptmai,,t gemefen; "5rnuletn &urn'
Rret bat eS pOrOcscsen, i0re SHUTTER anf
ciniss 3sit gu Verladen.'
,,g0eil lie meiur g8srbun9 -"
rss}mldpiec 1egilt es.1tisrtl> =
,,llur miden Sic, wpbin eac 6r6uein
fb scmanrt BATE"
Zen Nauptmann ret,te unp rrtittrrts
Ger tariGe [ru, rem rsr Baron an
itluB. .aF .uatH1als
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nidt iiir Yerrilidtst baItcn, es 9bnsn Su
ia9rn," ent0e8nete er.
nSie wiirn eS, Sie baben rarum Sf-
puBt unc Yirleiat ieltlt pae 6rGulcin ii
eisFm S4ritt rrmut0i0t. @Iir il s. nidt
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5riulttn 6annY u5tGiscnfal0 nit rem
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,Glein Srrr. i6 fiir6te SBre altcyntn
Jtetensarisr 10 wenis.s ME S4e 5e&t'
funf.. yrGen'S sic meiftrn RdttSin tirIer
gnssls9eabeit b5ren er ftsBt Stutn s,i
0isniisn, er piirhe ttidt erntut9isenp fir
sic Idnttn. 59re ScrSarie Ysift ai&
surad, neil sic tsiu Tsat 6ltslt, lie mir
/ 3u ma6tn. 5rau Surnfsbt tenht ntins
Gnli6tsm ids 9riiei fle pirb3 ais @tutttr
unr ais srrniinfti9e 5rau,Baneeln."i
Der Baron scn Santfeip battle, an
bic tcstsn g9erte antuiipfene, obne be-
llenssfs 1ibe ren Sauptmant spinssn
tGnurn, iibm nit ben .ssafen @enas'
tDuups au setsn fir bic feinSieltse sal'
tnns, bic sr i9m seeeniiter tspbnaiets,
1 atcr sr f6irn pasu wetsr @ufb nod Cuff
| su Gatsu, sr entisrnte iih, nm Su 5rall
9urnlset surGdgifebren unb nit ibr ilter
bic 3S&rtis gu bsrat9cnr bic 9et9anImers
ben tcnnten, um SAMMY gum @ebcrfnl
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6o,,er s SSomFe.
Gfrfapfrr Sri .t 3. 5,r..rl.s
6rpcerieen inib 9SrpD;fIpmem,

@afnfrdee, Sste gart
nsten trm 6stsI tsS 5srrn 0sprse G,ratsr.
Ginrm Ysrsgrten bentldnr pubIifum bic srss.
ten1fe sln,eiss, baB mir fprtpGbrrnb rinrn auS9e.
pGbltsn Yrrratb ppn 9resiant itnb 9fbrusmit-
trIn all Snnb haItrn unb Su zen billiSlten prelell
at aaIet Sueieen SerfaHffns st EssA
. Snfem tSir rm sabIreihtr 3ulrrHh tittrn,
srben mir bic gsrlidemnd baB ICprbl Sualitli
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lanen. .-ss.44 IL .5g.. Soaps
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,s, Gbriifppb &appcl'S
Sum bf= & Grbcrci,

s6Sissne iino pCIIrne Shapls 06lrisrs aIci-
ber, SGnbsr, .5etern, II. I. ~, in better 9Srils
sefSrbt Anb serrinigt. 5srgenflsiosr eefdrbt une
9ereinist. ESaye Das feiniic 3abfifai Ssirb ni6i
ibdsist.-GbeuIr g6pH- unb Saumwpa- -Gjarll
in iebcr 6arbe eeflrbt.s 9 5uu
Der llntsrnrbmer 6eiIBt cine lInaidbri9e Grs
fabrpne. i'm 6jei6ifte, lne gGe .alIe glufirG9s
tnnftlitbnusfItrtiit 80 iifCof = zHfssf3
arinc 6jaraniie I'M Sale ven 5euer. sIas sIr-
tifel miiiIsn Spr glblaaf spn ;wei Wpnrten atge-
belt perben. 9b. Idppel,
i'm Saitmsnt Won s, 3fieIer's nruem @rbGuts,
3eS 3 fl1te fer YGdrrei.
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NySir,t,icl, 8 gsalaall.

Dunmpre, Yd.
gttinen 1rtunten imS Ssfauntrn hermit bic
rrsrtrre gnSeige, taB pbigrs gpfal nsu einaerid-
tsi ur,b teeeptfne persrSeert pprtruif. s9EarSie
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-03

Louisa q. Austin
j. Roberts.
n. p. Richards. d
X. J. Richards.
Eat. q. Braddish
James Wood. -.
II. Watson.
James Wood. 81
James Wood.
James Wood. Isl
James Wood. ...|
Unknown........l
]. @. King.......|
=. 4. Tripler... 81
James Wood. 81
,. Jessoins. .....l
N. 1'reanor......l
a. b. Tully......l
II. Lockwood....l
N. II. Church.
A. ID. Benton. 81
Isaac Holloway
A. r. Thorp......I
q. Durham. ....l
J. G. Pinckney. i
Isaac Adriance. i
John Harris. ....l
Il. Harris.
8. J. Harris..
]. r. Smith......l
unknown....
8. j. Harris. .....l
+. A. Spencer. IL
J. Ward, Jr......l
ID. Calligan......l
y. Foley.........l
John kyerson. 81
Il. Coyle.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-03-18

of the river have not encouraged me SO
much as I could wish concerning the ne
gro's progress. From Washington to
Arlington, and for fifteen or'twenty miles
around, African color holds sway, and a
walk affords.a desolate panorama. In
little trip OF FIVE miles the other afternoon,
[ saw only two white faces. / met hun
dreds of negroes, but they were inevita-
bly, desperately ragged, dirty and not
prepossessing enough to merit acquain-
tance Just at the Virginia end of the
Long Bridge Connecticut man has set
up little saloon, and, in his vernacular,
the negro inhabitants round were "a
weak set Live most by plundering, they
do" says he "Know it by experience.
Don't seem to understand how to get a
good living any other way" Yet direct
ly opposite his door, hosts Of donations
from the Freedman's Aid Societies North
were being .unladen from the cars. Patent
machines of all kinds were piled in wag-
ons. These must have their effect, sooner
or later.
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WANDO FERTILIZER

THE Wando Mining and Manufacturing Com
pany offers TO the Planters and Farmers of the
South their Fertilizer, known as the
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thoughts and oar concerns should be for
the present world to know what it IS, and
improve the condition OF it. Let her have
an intelligent opinion, and be able TO sus-
tain Intelligent conversation concerning
the metal, moral and religious improve
ments of our times. Let the gilded an
nuals and poems on the center-table be
kept part Of the time covered with week
ly and daily journals. Let the whole
family, men, women and children, read
-Erchange.
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WHAT AM FIT For ?-There is only
one method by which young man can
discover what position in life he is best
fitted to occupy. He must try. He may be
qualified to plan, to lead, to control, or bis
talent may be simply executive, and of
the kind that assists in carrying out the
ideas of other men. In either case his aid
is needed III the vast and diversified field
OF labor presented by great and grow
ing country. The head ard the hand are
equally requisite iii every branch Of sci.
ence and business, in all the pursuits Of
actual life If the man who is merely ex-
pert of hand stands, or seems to stand
on lower level than he who means
largely and wisely let him not repine at
that for on the plane whore his capacities
have placed him there is less of RESPONSE
bility and anxious care than in the higher
positions assigned to more powerful and
comprehensive intellccts. Having found
bis true place in the great common ealth
OF industry, let the young man cling to
it, and not allow himself to be prompted
by plausible stories and dreams of sudden
wealth, into speculations for which he is
not fitted.
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LADIES SHOULD READ NEWSPAPERS
1t is a great mistake in female cduca-
tion to keep a young ady's time and at
tention. devoted to only fashionable liter,
sture Of the day. IF you would. apality
her for conversation, you must give her
aomething to talk about-give her edtca-
tdpn, with, thsactual world, with the outer
world and it's transpiring events. Urge
her to read newspapers, and become ia
niliar with the present character ard i'm,
provement of our race. History is of
some Importance; but the past world is
saad, we have nothing to do with it. Our
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EorA11rr. S. c.. October, 1868.

j. " Robson, Esq:
DEAR SIn-Below find replies 10 your enquiries
as to ,he kind of manure used by me, and how
much and to what crop applied, &c. used a
mixture of Soluble Pacific and Phosphate on a
rather sandy soil, on cotton, applying it at the Sate
of about POO lbs. to the acre, abou, the lst of
April, putting it in the drill and bedding on it as
we do with barn yard manure We had the early
part of the season wet, and afterwards drought
of about FIVE weeks, commencing about 10Th July
Its application has doubled the crop, and believe
that, had applied double the quantity, it would
have paid in proportion. Yours, &c.
W.T.. FORD.
P. S.-hIr Ford is q good planter, and has paid
more attention TO the results than was in my power
to do. THOMAS II. MoCANN.