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COMMERCIAL.
q Grain and FIeusr Markets. y Or
- OoB1 AED FLoUK ExGHAFaH,
go RIoHHoBp, Va, May 8, 1859.
npyEpTEeE

...#. -
as oP2BEIEGE. '
OorH.-Wnite, $50 bushels, Mixed, 40 bush
els. saF
O11.-s7s bushels. a.
Potdtoes.-150 bushels.
JFEE SALES.
Corn.-White, l,4oo bushels very good on
private terms, SO bushels ut s5c., 434 bushels ut
s4c:--total, 1,so bushels. Mixed, 4s bushels
at SAC. s.
0ats.-s2 bushels very good on private terms,
So bushels at &c. Total, 17S bushels.
80 RE-BxEIBITRD.
Corn.-White. 800 bushels.
RRAARgs.-Ofsrings of Corn to-day 1876
bushels, Of which 800 were re-exhibited and
1925 bushels sold market more active, and
all sold except one lot, which, however, was
conditionaIly contracted for before being pnt
on Change. Oats In moderate demand at I'M.
changed rates. Nothing done in Rye.
Lynchburg, va.
Quotations on the lst instant were: Corn,
75c. Oats, 90 to $50. Bsesloar, SO to Acc. Eggs,
lsc. Butter, 80 to 40c. Rye, Sl.25. Hay, IS to
75c. from wagon; baled, 81 to $l.lo Feathers,
IS to 75c. Sheep, on the hoof, $3.50 to $780,
Bacon, hog round, II TO lsc. Fool, unwashed,
20 to SEC. washed, 40 to 45c.
Savannah, Ga:
APRIL S0.-Corn, from wharf, 81 In bulk )
from store, sl.ls to 81 90 oats, from store, 600.
to 81. ~ IN. <aE
ztz Alexandria, Va.
MAY /. Corn, "blue-eyed, 76c.; good
white, so TO SIC. no demand for yellow. Rye,
but iittls doing. oats steady at IS to &C.; de-
mand light. Wheat, fair to prime, $l.4o to
a1.sO. Demand for Potomac Fish very active
barrelled fish, 1915 to sS for behring's, and sl6
to SIS for shad, with demand in advance of
the supply. -.re-r- r-,-.
- Baltimore, Md. II
BALTIMORE, May Flour in fair request ::
sales of western fine at S5 30; spring super.
fine, 1887; good Howard street extra, 1925 /;
choice Howard street extra, IS; family How
ard street extra, SO; and western family at
1915. Market closed firm at the following quo
tations: Howard-street superf1ne, S6@6 30 !;
Howard street extra shipping, 675@7 90 !;
Howard-street high grades, $7.751S. so; How
ard-street family, S9@l1; western superflne
and cut extra, s5.7506. rs; western superflne
and shipping extra, SO. 25@7; western super
fine and choice extra, 81 .25G7.75: western su-
perfne and family, Ss.2569; northwestern
superflne, $5.5o@6; northwestern extra, %. %
a.; city mills superfine, 1907; city mills
standard extra, 81 26f17.60; city mills shipping
brands extra, IS 259soo; Patapsco, HORIZON.
Reservoir, and Paragon family, Sl1. 80; rye
flour, $6.S7@e.75. Corn meal, city mills, s4@
425. e. r.
In Corn but little was done, owing to the
inclemency of the weather. Several cargoes
had arrived, but not offered; quotations,
therefore, may be regarded as nominaily I'M
changed. h
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BUTLER WATCHING ScHENCK. Washing
ton, April 30.-Butler's friends are looking
sharply after Schenck's travelling commit
tee. They assert that schenck has already
drawn from the contingent fund Of the
House ten thousand dollars to cover the ex-
penses of the grand summer trip. This is
doubtless an exaggeration but the expenses
Of the travelling committees will be enor-
nous. The only one that has hard work to
do is the Committee on Elections, which is
compelled, by order Of the House, to inves-
tigate the conduct Of elections in seven dis
tricts-fvc in Louisiana and two in South
Carolina. But two members could be found
willing to 60 to Louisiana, and the Speaker
selected third member outside the COM
mittee.- Washington dispatch Springfield
ReDublicun. 49,. y
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$6.S9s,070 85.

The TAX UPON TOBACCO, SNUFF, AND
CIGARs.--The Internal Revenue Bureau
has issued new blank forms and regulations
for the refunding Of taxes, under the act Of
April 10, 1869, upon tobacco, cigars, and
snuff. The claimants are required to fur
nish evidence proving to the satisfaction Of
the commissioner that the tag imposed by
said act has been previously paid, which
evidence must in all cases include the afi-
davit of the manufacturer, or some other
person who paid the tax, corroborated by
the assessor and collector who made the as
sessment and collection, or the assessors
then in Office. In describing the goods, the
kind, the number of boxes or packages, the
marks and brands thereon, the collection
district, the number Of the factory, and
the inspectors name, must ell be given in
full, and in oil cases where claims are
made for refunding tax paid on imported
cigars. Before any claim can be allowed,
q full and complete Identification Of the
goods must be made; and where the goods,
either foreign or domestic, have passed
through different hands since the payment
Of the tax, it will be necessary to trace the
goods through the different names by which
they have passed from the importer or
manufacturer to the claimant and any
failure Of the claimant thus to identify and
trace back the goods of the person or per-
sons who paid the tax will be held as suf-
fGient reason for rejecting the claim. All
affidavits required to be made under this
general regulation must be made before
persons competent to administer oaths. All
certificates of collection of internal reve-
nue. must be authenticated by their official
seal. The form is intended alike in csc
where claims are made for refunding tax
paid on imported cigars as on cigars, snuff,
and tobacco of domestic manufacture.
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General Lee is guest Of Mrs. Kennon,
at Tudor Place, on Georgetown Heights.
Mrs. Kennon, whose husband was killed BY
the explosion Of Commodore stockton's
peace-maker, on board the Princeton, is q
niece Of George Washington Psrke Custis,
the father Of Mrs. Lee. He dined yester-
day with a relative (Mrs. Podestad, the
wife Of the Secretary Of the Spanish Lega-
tion). He is expected to-day or tomorrow
in Alexsndris to remain some days.
Washington Republican, Sd. s
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SPECIAL HGTaCE8.
mB MORE NEW GOODS.

w MORE NEW GOODS.
Just received. and opened this morning, several
beautiful styles OF SHOES and CATERS fcr
ladies, misses, and children.
ALSO,
a large and beautiful assortment Of Gents SH 3s
and CATERS, made Of French calf seal skin,
French Goat, and glove kid.
Those in want of anything In my line can hardly
fail to be suited. Call on
JOHN G. PAGE, JR.,
-..-. 1903 Main street,
mys-1w between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
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ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.--The naval appro-
priation act of Sd March last having ap-
propriated $4,000 for the observation Of
the eclipse Of the sun in August next, to
be under the direction Of Professor Coffin,
the superintendent of the National Al
manac, that gentleman has decided to Sc
lect either Ochotsk or Pensjinsk, in Slbe-
ria, and Norton Sound, in Alaska, as the
most favorable positions for observing the
eclipse, and having applied to the Secretary
Of the Navy to send ship to either or both
Of those regions in season for the observa-
tion, Mr.. Borie has directed Rear Admiral
Rowan, commanding the Atlantic squadron,
to meet the observers at Yokohama By the
lst Of July, from which point they will
sail for Siberia. Instructions have also
been sent 10 Rear Admiral Turner, COM
handing the Pacific squadron, to allow The
party the use of the vessel stationed in the
waters Of Alaska for the purpose of making
their observations, but it is expected that
they will reach Sitka by private convey
ance. Extensive preparations are being
made for the purpose>of observing this
champion eclipse, and before starting, Pro-
fessor Coffin and his party will be fully
equipped with complete set Of instru-
ments and appliances containing all the
modern improvements.
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A man in Boston few nights since rode
q yelocipede with grooyed wheels) upon q
tight-rope twenty-five feet above the heads
OF his audience, while another man per-
formed antics on trapeze attached to the
velocipede.
The steamer Alaska, from Aspinwau for
New York, brought 100000 In treasure on
Saturday.
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THE WEATHER soUTH-HEAvY RAINS.

THE WEATHER sOUIH-HEAvY RAINS.
MOBILE, ALA, May 3.-Incessant rains
for the past ten days have overfowed o
large portion Of the crops, doing great dam
age. All the lowlsnd creek bottom will
have to be replanted. There is a great
scarcity Of seed.
SAVANNAH, GA, May 3.-The weather
is cool, with slight rains. Wind strong
from the southwest. Iii -.a.-.-
AUGUSTA, Ga, May s.-The weather
here Ia cool.
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The cotton factory Of Harkins Brothers,
near Troy, N. Y, has been burned. Losa,
$4,000. " 80 ~ 800 s.
The tower of the First Presbyterian
church in Rochester, N. T., was destroyed
by FIRE on Sunday night-the work Of incen-
diarism. ~, ,,,rr $3.50 !
Senator Boreman has his organ conducted
on the European plan: he calls for what
he wants, and pays for what he GETS
Wheeling Register. CO..
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FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.
FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.

Coffee roasted daily by the cylinder process, re-
Immediately in air-tight csnisters. Hotels, res
tsurants, clearinghouse, and families will find
onr CoIees great saving OF time, labor, and mo-
ney.
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An EDITORIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The
editor Of the New York Sun, having been
recently arrested for libel, gives the deputy
sheriff who arrested him a frst-rate notice.
lie Ia described as q perfect gentleman"
and the notice concludes: Sc We cordially
recommend Mr.. Bancker to all persons who
wish to be arrests1.'
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Norfolk Mark eta.

MAY l.-Sales to-day of loo bales low mid
ding Cotton at 26'4c.; 900 bushels Meal at s6c. ;
200 bushels Tar at So; 3SI barrels Fish on pri-
vate terms; IS bales low middling to middling
Cotton at &c, bales ordinary to good ordi-
nary at 251s to 26ac. Corn is quoted-White,
79c.; yellow, Soc. mixed, TIC. Oats, 62Hc.
weight. Peas - Black. eyed, Sl.4o; black,
$l.02h. Peanuts, 1910 to 50. Rosin-No. /,
g.. 10; No. 2, 80; No. 8. 81 30 Stayes-White
oak pipe, 800; culls, $40. White oak heading,
$40; culls, 1923. White oak hogshead, s55 |;
culls. s23. Red oak hogshead, s35; culls, $2s.
Shingles-No. ], 50.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

RUSSIA.
ST. PETERsBURGH, May 3.-The recall of
Baron Stocked, Minister to the United
States, is officially announced.
GREAT BRITAIN.
CORK, May 3.-A mass meeting was held
Saturday which endorsed the Mayors re-
cent speech, and resolutions Of confidence
in and sympathy for the Mayor we're
adopted.
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SHOCKING TRAGEDY.-C Cincinnati, Ohio
April 30.-In Montgomery, twelve miles
from here, fearful tragedy occurred yes
terday. Alonzo @. Mueller was at dinner
with his family, when Abraham Great, q
neighbor, entered with double-barrelled
shotgun. A quarrel ensued in regard to
family matters, when Crest fred at Mueller,
and the latter fell, shot through the chest.
The wound is mortal. Mueller married a
sister of Crest. The latter pleads in ex-
tenuation of his crime that Mueller seduced
a married sister of Crest. His arrest is not
reported.
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Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH

New York, May 3.-Noon.-Flour 1o1l5c.
better. thanksgiving, l@2c. better: Corn
$50 So Lard dull; steam, l7%@lsc. Cotton
quiet at 2sAc. Turpen tine quiet at 46Hc.
Stocks strong and active. Money steady at
7 per cent. Sterling, l0eA. Gold, 1857. 6-20's,
'62, llSA. North Carolina 6's, SAN. Virginia
6s, ex-coupons, 5SA new, 81. Tennessee 6's,
ex-coupons, e7s new, 6e4.
Evening. Cotton steady; sales $500 bales at
2sA. FIour-More doing at the moons ad.
vance. Wheat more active spring, S@4c.
better; white Canada, Sl.9o. Corn 20Sc. bet
firmer; new mess, $50. 75@ss1. Lard shade
frmer; kettle, lSA@lSAc. Whiskey more &C.
tive at 800 G07c. Rice more active; Carolina,
8A@9Hc. Sugar quiet. Coffee f1rmer. Molas-
SEES quiet. Turpentine quiet at 4794sc. Rosin
steady.
Governments closed strong; 5-2o's, '62,
1lsS Southern generally steady. Money
active ct per cent. currency, with exceptions
in coin. Discounts, s0lO per cent. Sterling
dull at l09A. Gold, after a day OF great ex-
element and activity, closed at 1855. Stocks
steady.
BALTIMORE, May S.-Cotton steady at $50
2s4c. Flour dull and lower superfine, So rs
@$S 80 Wheat steady under small receipts.
Corn scarce and higher white, &c.; yellow,
sec. Oats firm at TIC. Provisions unchanged.
Whiskey firm at $50. cess
Virginia ss, old, inscribed, 5o1s.
CIycIssATI, May s.-Whiskey, 9oGalc.
Pork held at e3l. Bacon frmer and moro
doing; shoulders held firmly at lSc. clear
sides, l7c.; sugar-cured hams In demand ar
1sA4l9c. Lard held st 1sc. ~
LOUISVILLE, May S.-Mess pork, ssl@ssl. 70.
Lard, 1s@1sHc. Shoulders, l3hc.; clear sides,
l6%c. Superine flour, s5.2s0ss. Whisky,
9oG92c.
ST.. LOUIS, May S.-Whisksy firm at s7Gssc.
Pork, s3lGsSl.6o. Bacon heavy; shoulders,
Exc; clear sides, l6sSc. Lard dull and
nominal.
WILMINGTON, N. c., May s.-Spirits tur-
pentins quiet nt4iHc. Rosin better at 81 95@
81. Grade turpentins steady at si.651s2 10.
Tar steady at 81. 40.
NEW ORLEANS, May Section in fair de-
Band and sitter; mtddlings, 2SA@2SHc. !;
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The Georgia crop accounts are favorable
Ter the whole State.
r The yellow fever RACES in Peru. The
ah1isns In the Arequipa district have mas
SS'fed large number Of whites.
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All goods delivered In the city free OF charge
and sent by express. @. o. D.
ANY article not proving satisfactory can be re
turned.
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TIE Brokers TAx--AS APPEAL TO BE
Observation-Disclosures Dslano is formally
notified that On appeal from his decision
sustaining Mr.. Webster's construction Of
the law In regard to the tax on bankers and
brokers will be made to the courts at once.
The decision Of the tribunal will be looked
for with great interest.
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THE NEW YORK EDITORS LIBEL SUIT.
New YORK, May Sin the newspaper
libel suit Of j. Russell Young, managing
editor Of the Tribune, us. Charles A. Dana,
proprietor Of the San, Benjamin F. Butler
appears for the plaintiff, and Mayor Oakley
Hall for the defendant.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

HEART ENDING AFFAIR-A LADY ACCI-
DENTALLY KILLED BY HER HUSBAND.-lE-
telligence reached this city at q late hour
on Saturday evening of most painful and
heart-rending occurrence at the residence
of DR.. George Rives, Of Prince George
county-a gentleman we'll known and highly
esteemed throughout this section. About
IL O'Clock on Saturday morning, while DR..
Rives, with his gun upon his shoulder, was
passing through the doorway of his resi-
dence, he was called back by his wife. The
Doctor turned suddenly in answer to her
voice, and in turning accidentally struck
the gun against the door-post with such
force as to cause it's discharge. The entire
load entered the body Of Mrs. Rivcs, caus-
ing almost instant death.
DR.. Bives is brother Of the late limo
thy Rives. He was but few days ago
united in matrimony to q daughter Of
Abram Tucker, E:q.-PeterSburg index.
SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPERTY.-Mr. @.
W. billiard has sold his mill property, with
100 acres of land attached, to Messrs. Seller
& Chamberlin, for the sum of $4,000.
We were introduced to the purchasers a
few days since, and found them to be intel
ligent and communicative. They are Penn
sylvanians, are thoroughly posted in mill
ing and farming operations, and we fully
expect that they will prove quite an acqui-
sition to our OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Re
gister.
We learn from several points in the
county that the wheat crop is very pro-
missing. We hope We may have an album
dant harvest, for cake-bread is getting very
scarce in some localities in this county
Boydton Tobacco Plant.
At public meeting Of the citizens of
Craig county, held st the courthouse on
the Goth ultimo, Major Blake L. Woodson
was put in nomination for the House Of
Delegates Of Virginia in behalf Of the Con-
servatiyes Of that county.
CAUSE AND EFFEcT.-The Lynchburg
Republican is strongly inclined to attribute
the existing spell Of cold, rainy weather to
the circumstance that on Wednesday 1t was
presented with beautiful, and Of course
most becoming, straw hat.
Colonel r. L. Owen, of Lynchburg, has
been asked to run for Congress-.
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ng- VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY.
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF EAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
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DEATH OF A MERCHANT

BosToN, May 3.-Joseph Fl. Unnervell,
leading merchant, for fifty years identi-
fed with the Sandwich Islands and Cali
fornia trade, is dead-sged seventy years.
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THE GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE

THE GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE.
OMAHA, May 3.-The Central Pacific
railroad reached it's terminus, at Promon-
tory Point, Saturday. The Union Pacific
railroad is delayed by heavy rock cutting
and bridging, and it is doubtful if the two
roads meet before Nav 10th,
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RIOTING AT BROWNSVILLE, TENN.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May Sit is reported
that fight was progressing last night at
Brownsville, Tenn. Two negroes and one
white man had been killed at last accounts.
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DgY GOODS.
THE LATEST ATTRACTTONS s


THE LATEST ATTRACTIONS s
- AT JULIUS MEYERS
@ DRY GOODS HOUSE,
No. eos BROAD STREET, NEAR sIxrH.
Just received from my Few York agents Some
excellent bargains in hosIERY-pr.ces ranging
from 121 TO 5ec-the cheapest goods have hsd yet.
GLOVES Eyk{srE g-za
In Kid Isle Thread etc. fos ladies, misses, and
gents: splendid variety. Do remember our
DRESS GOODS. .s-. Z :. "
Quite an interesting assortment Of the latest novel;
ties In that ine and combating true elegance with
-N'>e'1 WHITE GOODS -5-g
such IS .as.a Ea
CAMBRICS
a "a fesSS
BISHOP LAWNS,
BRlLLIANTS,
MsRspiLLES, r.
lai "a LINEN ks gGE $50
LACE SHAWLS,
Pretty designs, at prices bound to suit other
Spring and summer shiwls equally attractive.
HANDKERCHlEFS
in endless variety all qualities and sizes inns gina
BILE. which job of to theladtes blythe dozen e1-
ceedlugly low.
EDGINGs AND INSERTINGS BLOND AND
THREAD LACES, &C.
Particular notice should be taken Of these by
judges Of nice and cheap goods. NJ
PARAsOLS AND FANS.
I received good stock OF these goods, and otter
them very reasonable.
v ell. 1t is useless to remark that nobody In the
Se goSss and ssE
my4 sos Broad street.
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PRICE LIST OF TEAs:

BLACK, IS, 80, soc., g. e1.a6-best &Lso;
GRKEN, IS. 80, scc., g. sl.2A, Si.so-best, -
JAPAN, aac., 81, sL2s-best sLso;
MIXED, Is, go soc., 81 si.2s, sl.ta-best $3.50
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TEAS, TEAS, TEAS.
TEAS, TEAS TEAE.

New-crop Teas received daily; selected with
great csre by experts. Our Teas cannot be sur
passed In quality or price, and guaranteed TO give
satisfaction. Sold IN quantities to suit purs
chassrs-fsom 81 ounce to Q chest.
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sales. 2,45o baies receipts since Saturday, 5000
bales exports, so bales. Gold, 1s64 New
mon. exMsxc. prime. 1zsS61f2sSc: Mofasssss'
dull fermentiHgs 306soc.
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DUCKWALL s. ROUSs, No. A12Oe

DUCKWALL s. ROUss, No. 1906
~ MAIN STREET.-MAY, ,lsea.-We ope1
goods three times week, fresh from the great
auctiop-houses of New York. just received per
steamer Niagara Dress Goods, Domestics, Para
soils Of all kinds and at all prices the best Eng
nsb-wove Hosiery, with extra sizes; Mating,
Straw Hats, &C. Always on hand Boots, Shoes
Hats, and Caps, for ladies and gentlemen. Best
Prints, l2ac. Coates's Spool Cotton, &C. other
brands equally as good t2so yards), SC. The cele-
brated English's Needles at four papers for &c.
worth &c. per paper everywhere, &c. my
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Foreign Markets-TBr TsIsanApHl.
FRAsxpoR9, May s.--Unised States bonds,

S8k@S6I. j. 49,. ~
LoHDos, May s.-Sooa.- Consols. s3h. uni
afioat. afternoon United States bonds, 30. 2
LIysRpooL, May 3.-.Soon. Cotton opens
quiet; uplands, lid; Orleans, l2hd.; es-
timated sales, 5000 bales. Breadstuffs f1rmer.
Wheat, SIS. 4d. ass. Cd. afternoon Cotton dull
and unchanged. Bacon, eos. Lard, 7os:
LIVERPOOL, May 81 Euening. = Cotton
easier; upIands, uHd.; Orleans, H1d. Fine
rosin, les. Cd.
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m sALALEM 4BROrH.-BENsON,s sA-
LALEM BROTH Is the best remedy known for
letter, Itch, Ringworm, Bafber's Itch, salt
Rheum, Poison Oak, aud al eruptions Of the akin.
(! This specific is confidently recommended to al
sufferers from any OF these annoying diseases az 3
certain and speedy cure, completely Graduating
the disease, leaving the skin delightfully."- son and
pleasant.
/ For sale by all druggists.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Agents,
an lo-sm Richmond, Va.
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O. &R. W. McaRUDER, surxaurxsDHx7s.
.ae PERUVIAN GuANo, ya,9
GROUND BONES
McGRUDER's PHosPHo-PERUy7Aa
a GUANO.
PLAsTEE IN LUMP AND YRESMY.
GROUND. ma

The PERUVIAN aUANo ss wen as aROUND
BONES offered at the 6ALLFGO HERTILlzINa
Mills are Of the very best possible QUALIFY. tho
gusno being always obtained direct from the AgDs
! OF the PeruvfaH Government and the bones are
ground ct these mills. and redueedto fue POWDER
The "PHoSPHU-PEkuYfAM dUAHQn con.
stsiing OF mixture Of the above quality q Fern.
Wan duano and bones IN equsl proportions u tn
same preparation made and sold by tina neasrS.
Magrpder for many years-gfving entire satf1fece
ton to the farming Community.
AS supplies of tie GUANO and BONES are Espt
on hand, farmers wishing mfxture nf ct6eee1t
proportions OF them than sr5 used in tho present
preparation can always BIO supplied With EydA
HE ..PLAsTER twill be ground only d IL
demand requires, SO that Il can always 30 bad
pure and fresh. "a -.
street between the GaIieg 90 and HAxaf HfliA Are
In operation, farmers and others destrouHo1 W.T.
Messing the process Of grinding raw bones And re-
duciEg them to powder are cordially softci4ed -
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