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General Williams.

The Wing of yesterday makes the follow
ing entirely just remarks with regard To the
attitude and qualifications Of this gentle
man, who, having become the object OF
attack by the extreme Republicans, is all
the more entitled to the consideration Of
the really practical and sincere portion OF
the community:
I'm some quarters this letter 1.-THE Riycs-
Paxton letter. has been interpreted rs being
uniayorable to General Williams, and as
indicating DR.. Sharpe rs the choice Of the
Prcsidcnt-an Interpretation altogether al
variance with the Presidents language as
given in the letter referred to. He dis
tnctly said there could be no objection to
General Williams and that he would he
glad to see so good man as General Will
liams elected lie quite as distinctly stated
that he felt it TO be improper Cor him to
express any choice at al'-lauguage as
much applicable to DR.. Sharpe as TO Gene
raj Williams cor any one Of his Che Prcsi-
dents friends.
"Whether it be his fault or misfortune
il is needless so say, but DR.. Sharpe is not
a favorite in Virginia. lie was Weiss right
bower, and between him and Wells the
choice is small. They would as soon elect
Wells senator as Sharpe. They would be
clad TO elect senators who arc the choice OF
the President, but while the President
names certain gentlemen, DR.. Sharpe among
the number, and refers, without naming
them, to Others who would be acceptable
TO him, he distinctly desires it TO be under
stood that he feels it to be improper TO ex-
press any choice at ALL
General Williams is q native Virginian,
n citizen and land-holder Of the State. He
il known to be 4 man Of ability and Of libe-
ri views, deeply interested III the compile
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1Thnr,n Shall We Elect?

Entvccn friends and aspirants there Is
unite q sufficient amount Of agitation ana
ronyasSinp of claims Of persons eligible ana
not eligible to the Senate OF the oniteo
States. The range Of selection, iinileo ~
those who can take the iron-clad oath ana
the little squad Of men whose DISABILITIES
have been removed, Is small enough, but 1t
includes some very good men. we can Sc.
into the Union very we'll with thc1n' anu
that's the object now. We have enuIneEale"
the most prominent Of them frequent,
Tho U.h;g. rs already stated, has brought
forward thenamcof Mr.. GREELEY. we re-
peat, STrARSs, LEWIS, Judge JOHNSTON, III.
PRETLow. HENRY SHACKELFoRD, GIBSON u
WASHINGTON. General MHLsoS, JOHN D.
CRrNsuAw, Judge PENDLEToN OF trcde-
rick n new namc). General WILLIAMS, ana
several others, including the members clcc'
to the lower House Of Congress, all OF whom
II is understood, can take the ir"n-cIad oath'
The Enquirer says that neither Mr.. JOHNSON
BARBOUR. nor Colonel OWEN Of Halifax, can
take the iron-clad. EDGAR SNOwDEE Is no.
minated, but we suppose he cannot take
the oath.
Now ont of the men who are quaIlfled
saf, selections may be made. Some OF thcih
are able men. General MlLLsoN, VINO Is Is
cold as IN icicle. is Il man of decided c"pa-
CITY. and VIC suppose can take the oath
Judge JOHNSTON is n gentleman of far ablil-
ties. All the persons named are men OF
practical knowledge and public spirit, anu
they Were all earnest laborcrs in the Con-
Scrvativc cause. except, possibly, General
Nu1sov whose status we are unable to de-
fine.
The LEGISLATURE will have all these men
under examination. and will, acting under
high mo tivcS Of public policy and national
Obligation. we arc sure, make the best pos
Siblc selections.
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The Fair.

Much more has been done, and much
more activity is now displayed, in prcpar-
inc for the state Fair than we could have
anticipated 4 month ago. The efforts now
are two-fold to make every preparation
and to stimulate the people in all directions
10 come To the Fair. That n vast multitude
will convene here on the occasion we nave
not doubt. and that the exhibition Will be
one Of great fcldt we feel perfectly satisfied
The year is unfayorablc. but the products
of the soil did not all fail by a lon" way, and
we know that there will he display OF
orain. fruits. and vegetables. that will sur
prise the public. The show of stock VIII
he very fine and extensive. We will not
,av that it will SllrpaSS the great exhibitions
before tho war. hut we have good reason to
hope that il win he quite equal to those
Grand occasions.
We trust the farmers will eagerly seize
this the first opportunity they have had
since the war TO meet and talk over the
matters most deeply interesting to them.
They are the foundation and support Of
The State, and their interests are the
most important Of al. More than ever
arc we in need Of their wisdom and their
energies. They are the men to direct and
control-not the men to he led. They
should consider themselves the guardians
If the state. and now is the time for
them to naugllratc the day Of practicable
wisdom and solid prosperity. The
lay Of fine orationS is gone by.
They never made railroads or increased
The productions Of the soil. The fine spun
theories of the political philosophers have
not saved lis from adversely, nor have they
saved the States from subordination to the
Central Government. But energy, practl-
cal wisdom, and industry. will give us pros
ncrity and population and increase our in
flrcncc in the Government, and thus secure
for us the only cil"ctual means Of protection
from partially and injustice.
Let the farmers come and consult. Twill
| do "a great deal of good"
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EbE ED,

Yesterday morning, AT quartcr-rast3 O'Clock,
JAMES ARCHIE. infant son OF George Is. ana
MUllic Davis, aged thirteen months ana SIX DAYS.
Dearest JIMMIE, thou hast left US,
Wcthv loss most deeply feel;
But it's God that hath bcrctt us,
lie can al our sorrows heal.
His funeral will take place THIS MORNING. ut
10 O'Clock at the residence Of his parents l02 Jack
street.
North Carolina and Baltimore papers please
copy.
On Friday. October l. MARX NJ, infant son Of
James H. and Catherine l.. Angle.
His funeral Will take place from the residence OF
his parents on SUNDAY MORNING ut half-past
10 O'Clock.
In Norfolk, September aoth, Mr.. GEORGE F..
WHITEll URST, il the iorty-AiAth year OF his
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The Enquirer is cultivatinga vein of bad
luck. and has grown reckless. From the
circus hand-bill to the senatorial election
everything has gone awry with it and so,
turning tilibustcr. it labors to defeat every
body. II undertakes to ham-string General
WILLIAMS, whose funeral it advcrtiSeS, and
it puts Judge JOHNSTON in imminent peril
by eulocizing him. One OF the best signs
of the day for General WILLIAMS is the En-
g1li1cy's announcement that he is dead!
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ton Of our works Of internal improve mint,
and withal to he acceptable to president
Grant. We could not. it would seem, make
A mistake in clccting him.
II is Furthermore Just to General VIII
rJ.Ms to say that in no publication that we
have seen has it been claimed that General
GRANT expressed himself stronger than that
General WnIIAMs's election would be
abundantly satisfactory to him." ana 'he
p1rrs-p ,yToS letter fully sustains this.
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STEFL.-The steel manufacturers are ask
inc from the President better protection.
They claim that foreign manufacturers in
voice their shipments to this country much
below their value, and they pray for such
measures as will protect them from this de-
vice. General GRANT referred them TO Mr..
boutwell,.
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On Thursday evening the Svth ullmo. at Monn-
mental church, ny The Rev. u. +. Rcrkicy OF
Powhatan county, LLEWEiLYN ". hcEElGH
10 CHARLOTTE RANDOLPH. daughter of Or.
John G. SHELTON Ill Of this city. No cards.
At Mrs. lIamflton's, in Louisa county, Va. on
the 10th Of September. by the Rev. a. Baeby, Mr.
JAMES X. L. HAMILTON, of Louisa, to Miss
MARY \. CAIRE, of Hanover county, Va.
At Bclmead, Powhatan county, Va, on the 2Sh
of September bv the Rev. Or. J. II. Morrison. u.
CARY Il. WILSON, of Norfolk. L. COURTNEY
g.. daughter of the late General Philip 81. George
Cooke. no cards.
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RESS-MAKING.-MRs NJ. l.. HENRY
~ would inform her friends and the public thti
she has resumed business III No. Az NJ AESiiALL
STREET, where she ID prepared to do all work III
her line with promptness aud on reasonable terms.
LATEST FASHIONS received. Machine work on
Singers Improved Family Sewing-hachlhe, -
A GOOD MACHINE HAND WANTED. sc 30-5tH
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PROPOSALS.
TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
~ HENRICO COUSTY.-The State and county
taxes are now due, and the bills ready for collec-
ton You are earnestly requested to call at my
office, In Henrico county courthouse, and settle
your bills without delay. All bills NOT paid within
the next ten days Will be put into the hands 81 my
deputies, with orders TO enforce their speedy col
lection. HENRY J. SMITH,
oc l--iw Sheriff OF Hcnrico county.
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,,,r,,rr. AVN PED Arr-W0or. rr,ASEELs
,,o,r
-, -,,..,,,,,. ,,,,, ,,.od RED BLANKETS =, =
sacrifice;
.oo r,nrrs, and CuILDREN,S WOOLLEE
sIlAWLs Il. New York prices;
r,,,,,,..p,r,rop,I eEIpTs At 75c. and up-
,r,r1s.
r,,,.,, r,,.,->. -. al, worth -oc At soc, worth
49, Z.
r.rr.r, go, CruT nprx,s HOSE
ats, ncr dozen or l2c. a pair;
LADIES, wooLLEN and CIIILDRES'S HOSE
At half their value;
PLAID and STRIPED PoFLlAS at @e' cheap
NJ -'c'
RICH DELAlNE al &c
Every quality OF BLACK ana o"AonED AL
LAVA
LADIES HANhkEEClilEFS al ''e' 81 S1'-s'
&c. per dozen;
FRENCH MERlNos and EAFEEoS eho1E'
the cheapest IN the ety.
LADIES and MEMS "LO'E0 '' ''ei' Ne
scFlP'l'h
hlD' hC'N' anu
Ut 'c'' ''''' -
~" ELLAN'' = ~
N2ihlNH' IL 9'1' '''' P''
SILK POPLINS, SCOTC! Plaid ALL" DOL
ry-I ,U>.ES NJ such n low lyurp, In reach OF
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LARGE LOT OF
r,,~s
orre
~ ~ r,,r,
n
c
r,,er ,,rr ,prrc,r
-,
p,pc,1>s N Ar KINDS oE
r,rr o,n
woo,
nn.
~ rrrr,n warm
,.r,,,. ~ .>.,,,.r,,
''-' - ''''
FROM 'ne lowest - VIZ ''S "''' ''e' '''
l AMI y '' .
! 'N'' = y -
VIZ oro also opepinc splendid line Of GOODS
" : '''N '.''0 '~,.o ',,,-,-, ,,.,.,n
among them are some really superb sood'.
whilst we also have TIE VERY BEST GOODS
t., too,.tor s.vros
,,.rr, r,-,r,,-,, c,,,,
,,r>-,.-,
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and EoUEsTRIANs, in the world.
This stupendoua enterprise, tho nc psus uHTa Oh
modern exhibitions, contains
12s MEN and 900 HORSES,
FIFTY PERFORMERS,
FIVE LADY EQUEsTRIENNEs.
THREE POPULAR CLOWNS
enabling the Management to produce
STARTLING ACTS OF HORsEMANSHIP,
DARING GYMSAsTIC EXERCISES,
spECTACLEs OF ORIENTAL GRANDEUR,
with the most dazzling splsndor.
In the Geological Department will be found
AGSU. or HORNED HORSE,
a WHITE LLAMA,
AHERD OF TAPIRs,
ALIVE BABY WHITE CAMEL,
aFLoCK OF AUSTRALIAN EMEUs,
HERD OF PORCUPINEs,
Performing Elephant
EMPRESS"
introduced by Professor BUELL..
AFRICAN LION AND LIoNEss.
RUFFED LEMUR,
oCELOT,
WILD DOG OF TARTAKT,
CIvIT,
CoPYBAsA,
GROUND COATI,
ALPINE MARMOT,
sILyER-CRasTED ooCKAToO,
ZEBRA.
RED MONKEY,
CHACMA,
8IiSDEIL,
CuIMPANZEE,
DIANA MONKEY.
GREAT FLAMINGO.
Ia hF- Di''"'
WHITE-NOsE MONKEY,
PERSIAN LIONEsS,
NoSo YUMA ''0'
ALEXANDRINE PAROQUETS,
AFRICAN LEOPARD,
CEYLON TIGER,
lCIINEUMOS,
.urpTCtN WHITE BEAR,
,,,-.cr,>- crxx,,rox REAR
p,pDor
"
AMERICAN DIE ANY,
AFRICAN biSoN'
AfkioAN iA'N'
GOLDEN, SLY hl'' anu y Il l y / > l.
o,.
,
.aa,.,
~
TIE yALrrs, from Tartary, and
5--'"
l ''D''"'''' ,-naa,rosrcn ,r,,s,sss
MISS CORDELIA,
the Champion Female Rider oil the World
MILE FLANCES,
MADAME MARGARET,
MASTER N-'Nh'
-
-,..o>-
,.,n.
no,-n nonr>-so>-
o,
a,,,>- .>.ne o,-o
r,r,-eo>-
s..>.o,, ,Dor p1r Rp,HDrsI
An IoTJx IOWI oW.
the American Iumorist and Polite Local Clown
Mr. FRANK ROBINSON.
Clown rar excellence and modern Grimaldl;
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T1 Z. l..
SPECIFICS
I.In,II SL-CCESS EEENNELlLnE.
SPECIFICS

MEET WITH SUCCESS EVERYWHERE.
FLIAS.S EFFECTUAL ERADIC AToR effects
in every case when properly applied. l"
persons suffering with rheumatism. LuInhago or
Pains Of the Limbs and Joints, ii gives relief after
n few applications.
The proprietor OF the +. +. f. SPEfitItS'
having been applied IL frequently by persons al
fCtcd, now takes this method Of informing the
public that hc has arranged his "llc" nj No. 1910
Broad street. where he will undertake To cure with
his "Spccilics' any person suffering with Ricu-
matism. Lumhago, or Pains Of the Limbs and
Joints. viii call al patients residences If dc-
sired. and guarantees 10 effect 4 cure Win MS
SPECIFICS only In al cases.
GLASS EEFECTUAL ELINIE. for the GER
tain cure Of Dyscntcry, Diarrhua. and all Bowel
Disorders. Tie proprietor 81 the +. i. +. SIZE
CIFICS can prove by some Of our wcll-kn""n ciii-
zcns who have tried 1t that the "EliNr" work.
like magic in all cases and he will cure all per
sons afflicted AT his office or call II patients resi-
dcuccs ~ any time required.
ELIAS'S EFFECTU!L ELIXIR BlTTER>
have cured persons who have been suffering with
DYSPEPSIA for many years. 1t is ap0stiyc cure Tor
Sick Stomach and General Debility, and Is 4 tonic
Is second to none.
The +. i. +. SPECIFICS are for sale by all the
principal druggists at retail. and by tie proprlc-
tor at his Office. No. lil8 Broad street. None gem
ulnc without the proprlctor's photograph and sig
r,tpr. ser
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GRAND GRATUlTOUs EXHIBITION.
A Gorgeous Ancient Pagcant-The Grand Cha
riot Of Mars, Oberon, and Achilles Living Lions.
In open Dens or GOLD and Bronze knights and
Gladiators, In Armor of Ancient Romans, as es-
cort to the glittcring and costly Oriental Equip
ages This Grand aud Imposing Procession will
be preceded by the glitterng Chariot OF Oberon,
containing
THOMAS CASHAM's oPERATIC SILVER
AND STRING ORCHESTRA
OF TWENTY FIRsT-cLAss MUSICIANS.
Grand Procession through the principal streets
at 10 O'Clock on MONDAY MORNING, October
18th.
ADMISSION, IS cents; children under 10 years, so
cents.
First performance MONDAY NIGHT at quar-
ter to O'Clock.
First Grand Matinee TUESDAY at O'Clock P.
At PETERSBURG FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
w. W DURAND,
sc e7-Tu&s:t Business Manager.
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MI CALL AT BRIGGS'S OLD-ESIA-
BLISHED BAKERY and get
THE BEST SODA CRACKERS,
EXTRA BUTTER CRACKERS,
OYSTER CRACKERS,
Xxx PICNIC CRACKERS,
GOOD WATER CRACKERS,
XXXARROW ROOT CRACKERS,
FRESH CREAM CRACKERS,
EXCELSIOR LEMON CRACKERS,
PRIME SUGAR CRACKERS,
LIGHTEST MUSHROOM CRACKERS,
SUPERIOR SUGAR CAKE,
SUPERIOR MOLASSES CAKE,
IXLLEMON SNAPS,
FINE SPICE-NUT,
DYSPEPTIC CRACKERS
Fresh every day at BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 'o7
Main street. "u'
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MEDICAL, COLLEGE OF NIRGINIt
INTRODUCTORY LECTURE.

A LII KINDS OF PRINTING DONE
N IN THE BEST STYLE OF THE LhT AT
The DIluATCh PHiEIItyG-ulUsE
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ELUE RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL,

/, GREENWOOD DEPOT.
!. II RE C3t>IT. VA.
=. X. TANCET. JR.. University OF Eirginf-.
taSkIE HARRISON. Rugby and Car.brI,!gn.
England Principals.
The next session Of this school will commence
September 10 l-8g. and clos, 18th Of June follow
ing: The locality Is most beautiful and healthy,
ana ie social and religious advantages are ansur-
pt2scu III me STATE. IL has h,cn Tor years vel
Is inc scat 81 most popular a;d suc3 stu
Dr E ~ ''s Hi'.,l I'lI'' - S'' '"'"
IT IT, @cssner Harrison and others.
r,,IIy M III ~ 90 ''eH ~ ne' tne NJ
~! HP 10 Inc high grade 81 scholarship main
~ He 'ti'1l'it ,A''i''1 -, ~ 40 NlNt II ~
StTuctoH cmbr2ccT nc following $sI4rtm,cntss
3ont'i;E "d't / ii T:tt 81
t;rIiEN .TIIS I,nrr md .,,,'ti,JI \ RI
RAJ and NDIykI lCIExCE;S "'f''~1'
The school being ,g.-i,nnI IN give hoys , tho
rnuph ,,rI r,,ptr,. ,rI,,r r.ti', ~ ~. l.nty..r
stty or vIrynit The ,r,,r,i"1 and tte
Textbook, are as lar IA urartc.rIc tbos. or that
institution ~. nrinri,,Is I.yiut, A. t,u.Iyr ry-
,prinur. ~ ,>t,,,I, .r'i if,,, :. c,rI
drnrIv rnm,rrr,l,I ~ XII. $500 -, ,r"f..
s0rs Ill Tx Irniyrr.ify az [ir.,ri, md ntLrr-aro
encouraged To- harr Tor c1ntimn,tnce nr success
IN IlGT @H2rtS /" '''ah'e 'e cause Of hsner ecu
Tpmn -. .s rnifi,,, hoard r,,c, t,hts .,d,..sr
ing $3.50 for the entire session No extra charges.
Jircnisrs sent On aunIlrytio,i -, il IN
-----~- ---------e--------,-
- L. = f. y ID l. T. i = y : ENGLISH,
sCiJ00I' F0Ir'kTjf STRTET BETWEEE
MAIN AND FRANkLIN-Srssion from MON
| DAY. September GOTH l.sJ to July lst, 1870.
TEACliERs.-S +. PENULETON, Principal;
| A. D. CUESTEENAN A. VI. Assistant; and
| such others a. may be- necessary but the number
| OF scholars VIII be limited.
| pared for the University, college, or business.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS PEBBLES and MRS. GARRETT
wi will open their SCHOOL for young Iadies
and children the FIRST MONDAY N OCTOEEp
Mt l0s Linden row. Franklin street, in the rooms
formerly occupied by Miss Pcgram.
The COURSE OF INSTRUCTION win DO tho
rough in the English branches, including rnathe-
matcs and bellies lettrcs class Will also be formed
IN connection with The school.
French and Latin teachers OF undoubtcd cap,-
city will be engaged.
For terms, &C.. apply ut No. 100 Franklin street
between Third and Fourth. oc l--lw
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District Court rofthe United States.
For tho District Of South Carolina. IN Bank-

District. Covrt. .ofthe United States.
For tho District 81 South Carolina, IN Bank
,ruptcy, in the matter Of Thos Whitmire-
fBapkrupt. t9!. = ~ ~
By whom Petition for adjudication Of
( Bankruptcy WAS flled on tho S0th day OF
December, A. D., 1868, in said Court. =
!, >". This is to, give notice that on the 18th
! day Of February, 1860, q warrant Of Bank.
, rpptcy, was issued against tho estate of
.T6os. Whitmiro, Of Newberry County and
State Of South Carolina, who has been
adiudged = bankrupt on his own peti-
tioh. That the payment Of any debts and
tho deliyery Of any property belonging to
T. said bankrupt; to him, or Tor his use, and
:, tho tr9psfpr Of any property by him Is for
btdden by law} and that meeting of tho
creditors Of said bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and to choose ono or moro AssIgnccs
Of hts estate, will DO held at Court Of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at Newberry Court
: House, South Carolinn, before g. G. Jac-
gor. ESD, Register, OH the 10th day of March,
a. D., 1850, at IL O'Clock, M. ...
j. 7. n. EPPING,
U. s. Marshall as Messenger.
:, ,--;.., 4. p. PIrER, Deputy Messenger.
y Feb. IT 2 St. ,}
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rURMiN UNIVERSITY,

g The Exercises Of this Institution will DC
resumed on Wednesday, the third Of Feb.
ruary next, under tho following +.
f FACULTY: I +
Rev. James d. Furman, D. D., President,
and Professor Of Bellies Lcttres md Meta.
physics. ii. ...". r.,. .......
9. II. Judson, Pro(rssor Of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
J. c. Fabcr, Professor Of Latin Language
and Literature.
G. II. Toy, Professor Of Greek Language
and Literature.
J. NJ. Harris. Professor Of Natural Phi.
loSophy and Chemistry.
DR.. Fuhcr wilt nlso give instruction to
private classes in Modern Languages.
TERMS, &c.-As the successful rrosrcu.
tion of tho prescribed courses Of study de-
ponds rather upon scholarly hnbits aud
maturity OF mind, than upon the reading Of
specified books the Faculty will excr iSe
their discretion In tho reception Of such
students az can appreciate university In.
struction.
The Primary Dcpar tmcnt is now a sepa.
rate md distinct school under Prof. j. B.
Patrick.
Students not OH scholarships, pay $500
for tuition and incidental expenses, for scs.
SION Of 20 weeks.
Scholarship stud nts receive free tuition,
but pay ~ % per session for il cidcnlal ex.
pcnscs.
Boarding will cost from $1,000 to $ls.O0
per mouth, Ill found.
Three year scholarships, conditioned
upon the payment Of $1,000 annually, may
be had on application TO the Treasurer
Those who have given bonds will please
mike prompt p,ymcnt OF the !ir>t install.
ment, either to tho Treasurer or 10 one Of
tho authorized Agents.
Z. II. JUDSON. Treasurer,
Jan Emo. Grecnvilr, s. G..
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SOLUBLE MANURES.
Sulphnrie Acid and Superphosphate Company
CHARLESTON, s.

CHARLESTON, s. G.
Having completed their extensive mnnu-
factory, arc now prepared to furnish soluble
Fertilizers, no other kind being available 10
Planters for immediate returns for their in
Vcstments. This Company, under the direc>
ton entirely OF Southern men Of high char
actcr, offers Inducements which will rccom
mend 1t to Southern Planters. Their works
are among tho largest and most complete in
the United States, and enable them to pres
pare at home an abundant supply OF the
proper solvent for the South Carolina native
Bone phosphates which arc neur by. From
these Phosphntcs they propose 70 manufac-
ture FcrtlliEcr even richer in Soluble PhoS.
puntcS than those made from Raw Bones
aud conlaining more than twlco tho quantity
OF Supcrphosphatc Of lime found in The best
average lngnnrcS heretofore offered for sale
the rates nt which we offer them being no
higher than the average pricc Of other Ferti>
Iizers, while The MunurcS contain twice as
much fertizng material; they are in f,,ct
much cheaper to the consumer. They nrc
offered on the market III two forms, with IL
guarantee that The material in each will cor>
respond TO the advertisement:
ET1wAN No. l.-Solublc Phosphate, con.
tanning from eighteen to twenty-five per cent.
Of Pure Soluble Phosphate OF Lime, ilnd fur
nishcd at sixty dollars per ton.
ETlwAN No. 2.-Peruyian Supcrphos.
phhtc, containing from sixteen to twenty
per cent. OF Soluble Phosphate, and three 10
four per cent. Ammoniu, ut seventy dollars
per ton. for approved acccptanccS, bearing
interest, or such ollIcr security as muy be
| acceptable to the Sub. Agents. discount
| OF ten per. cent. on the above prices will ne
made for cash. Orders 10 be forwarded i'm
medintcly to the Agents. and delivery made
rs directed. WNl. G. BEE g. CO., Ag'ts,
9. G: MEMMINaER, President.
IL n.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-17
ORCHILLA GUANO
Peruvian Guano.

RHODES MANURE, in lls preparation.
Is made equally adapted for forcing lars"
crops Of Cotton, Corn, Wheat, Tularr",
rotrtocs, and other root crops.
The Manufacturing Department il con-
dnctcd by Frederick Klcl,, one or the mosI
skiilrul Chemists and Manufacturers in the
United States.
1t is endorsed, approved, and recon-.
mcndcd by all of the most prominent
Chemists and AGriculturiSts in the Southern
States. ~, rnn be relied upon rs uniform
i" quality" nlways reliable. productive "I
lnrae crops, and nncxcrlIcd hy any in the
market, in the high percentage, OF True
Fcrtlizing Principles"
Price $57 80 cash, or $h5 time, with
Factors acceptance, mud per cent interest
until lst Dcccmhcr, 1860.
ORCHILLA GUANO. "AA."-.A fine Bid
Gunno, rich IN Phosph"tcs and Alkaline
Suits Price $ab cash, or $40 time.
PERUVIAN GUANO, warranted pure,
aud always on hand. Furnished ut market,
prices for cash
B: $. RilETT & S0S, agents,
Dec 23 62 3mo Charleston, s. c.