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ARMY intelligence.

Brevet Major General Samuel d. sturgis, colonel
of the Seventh cavalry has been ordered to join his
regiment in the Department OF Missouri. Brevet
Brigader General o. l.. Shepherd colonel OF the
Fifteenth infantry, has been ordered to Fort Concha
sixth cavalry has been ordered to join his regiment
In the Flfth Military district.
Mayor General Hancock arrived at st. Paul, Minn.,
on Monday, TO take command OF the Department of
Dacotah. HIS headquarters will be at st. Paul.
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ILLINOIS,.
The Lake Front Bill to be COntested-YOung
Mems Christian Association.

The Lake Front Bill to be COntested-YOung
Mems Christian Association.
CHICAGO, May 1s 1869.
Resolutions were introduced last night in the Chi
cago Common Council proposing to test the consti-
tutonality of the law passed last winter by the I'LL.
nos Legislature conveying the lake front to the
Illinois Central, Michigan Central and Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy railroads.
The Methodist clergymen of this city met yester.
day and passed resolutions strongly protesting
against the ceremony of decorating soldiers graves
being performed on Sunday.
The Young Mems Christian Association of this
city have passed resolution that women should not
be allowed 10 become members OF the association.
Professor Austin, of the Smithsonian Institution
In Springfield ILL.,, together with his assistants, has
taken observations for the purpose OF establishing
new meridian line as base Of observation for the
eclipse LII August
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TEXAS.

appointment Of Registers Of Eiection-ssteamer
sunk.
GALVESTON, May IS, 1869.
To-day General Reynolds informed the Chairman
of the Republican Executive Committee Of Texas
that he has selected all the regsratars for the State
and IL the President issues the order for an election
In Texas 1t could be held In July, at the time desIg
mated by the late convention.
The steamer Loyalist, engaged here last season as
q lighter, left few days since for New Orleans for
repairs, and when or the Mermeaton, on the 18TH
inst, sprung leak and sunk In thirteen fathoms of
water. No lives were lost.
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BOSTON BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

BOSTON, May Is, 1869.
The eighth and last day OF the billiard tournament
was devoted to playing Off the tie between J. II.
Flack and A. b. Williams for the second and third
prizes, and resulted in favor OF wiams-5oo 10 4O3.
The winners average was 1915, and his highest runs
were 4s, 81, AZ, 80. Flack's highest runs were 81,
possession OF the and 1850; A. b. Willia,ns re-
ceves the second prize, and j. II. Fiack the third
prize The attendance throughout the tournament
tested.
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Another Standard Wall from the English
Press About the Alabama Claims.

LUNUUN, IoU5.
The Standard today In an article on the Alabama
claims treaty, says:-'The idea Of awaiting further
expressions from Parliament and Congress commits
the business to indefinite postponement. England's
sentiments have been clearly pronounced. She is
still prepared to submit to a proper tribunal the
question OF wrongs and damages: but any attempt
to reopen the controversy on preposterous grounds
whatever the American sentiment may be- is absurd
From this position England cannot recede."
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Baptist Missionary Union Anniversary-NIur.
der Trial In Denham.

Baptist Missionary Union Anniversary-NIur-
der Trial In Denham.
Boston, May IS, 1859.
The ffty-ffth anniversary Of the American Baptist
Missionary Union was held to-day in fremont Tenn
pie, Rev. DR.. Caswe President Of Brown University,
presiding The treasurers report shows the receipts
for the year to be nearly s197 OOo the expenses
including the debt Of last year, to be s21o,274 eav
ing balance against the treasury April of about
s1s,4oO. The annual sermon was preached by Rev.
George Dana Boondman, OF Philadelphia. Rev. DR..
Price, delegate from Wales and Rev. Mr.. Henry,
delegate from Ireland, made addresses-the former
in relation to the hinderance of the Established
Church had proved to the Christian work in Wales
and the efforts that had been made and making
to abolish the system OF government patronage that
has hitherto been Its principal support. Mr.. Henry
spoke OF the interest taken by the Roman Catholics
OF Ireland IN the propagation OF their faith by edu
the SUPPORT of secular educational Institutions in
furtherance OF their belief urging In conclusion the
importance Of more strenuous exertions on the part
OF the Protestant denominations to counterbalance
the influence thus sent forth. Addresses were made
by several other cergymen and missionaries OF the
The trial OF Mrs. Nancy B. MADAM, charged with
the murder Of her son-in-law, obadiah Jones, COM
menced before the supreme Court In Dedham TO-DAY.
Jones was found In his bed on Sunday, the fifth OF
July last, with pistol bullet In his head. quar-
rel having existed between him and his mother-in-
law, and she having made threats OF revenge, she
was arrested and indicted for his murder. she is
about 1fty-ive years old.
The Boston, Hartford and Eric Railroad In.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Drew's TESTIMONY.
Boston, May Is, 1869.
The Legislative Committee on the charges OF COR
rupton by the corporation had another hearing this
afternoon, when Thomas Drew, who was recently
prsoned, told his story relative to taking $4,000
from the President OF the Hartford and Erie Rail-
road. Drew said he did not know much about stock
operations but was told by parties to a ring OF
"bears" that they could make $25,000 Statements
were written TO be paid for and published in the
New York papers, which he was assured was per-
iectly legitimate transaction, and he was called
fool for being bought OF. Statements were made
by other parties relative to lobbying movements,
but they were on so small q scale as To be OF no
public interest This ends the charge OF corrupt IN
fuence on the Legislature by corporations.
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SPAIN.

The Budget Submitted TO the Cortes.
MADRID, May Is, 1869.
sehor Figuerola, Minister Of Finance, to-day SUBJ
lifted the budget to the Cortes.
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EGYPT.

The Viceroy and His Proposed Tour.
ALEXANDRIA, May Is, 1850.
The viceroy OF Egypt sailed frosh this port yester-
day. He VIII make tour through Europe.
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WORK clsaEHCE0 on TIE UTiH CEaTail RAILROAD.
ST. LOUIS. MAY Is. 1862.

OF IUIIS, NIdy TO I6O3.
Salt Lake despatch of yesterday says
At ten O'Clock this morning Brigham Young broke
the first ground for the Utah Central Railroad near
eber river, immediately below ogden Guy. IL Is
expected the road VIII be completed to tins city by
october next.
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Prospects Of the French Elections.
PARIS, May Is, 1862
The elections in this vicinity likely to result
favoraby to the opposition; but the general result
throughout the country leaves little hope for that
party.
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FRANCE.

Completion of the Arrangements for the
Frnnco-Be gian Conference.
PARIS May 1s, 1869.
The negotiations for the conference between
France and Belgium have been completed. The
sion of the commission Will open in this city at an
early day.
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A.-Snve 25 per cent by Purcha.ing your Sill
direct from the manufacturers FORD TOPPER.
Saesrooms 7S7 and 7s9 Broadway of Tenth
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Superior Quality Of Boots, shoes, Caters
and Slippers Of variety ready made madeo ORDER
q moderate prices. @. c. RICHMOND, 513 Broadway.
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To Married Ladies' and Those CoutcmpIn.
ting matrmony Send s5c for which viii be forwarded by
return mail pocket pamphlet containing information which
should be without Address DR. ETIENNE ACIIARp,
box 2,S6i Philadephia Post once, Pa.
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The I,erlsIntnre hn. nt I.cn,

The Legislature Inns mt Length Adjourned,
and the city delegation after of several months AZ
Albany have reached this city in good humo but with hns
rather the their long campaign am ne
consequence b that KNOX, the Halter 2l2 Broadwny has
had lively call for his superior Hats on the paf o. ne c
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r Oriental Creom or MA u,c,v

Perfect Hair Dressing. g.-Burnett's Cocoa.
ine the perfect the world
for harsh and dry hair irritation Of the scalp badness and
druE
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Persons Wishing tn Subscribe for the Ucrrid
WILL BE SERVED AT AN EARLY HOUR BY LEAVING
THEIR ADDRESS AT THE BRANCH OFFICE or Tif:
l. ~~o,~
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The Spanish Censor Explains the Spanish
Thrasbing at Las nIinas-Sickness Among
the Troops Both Sides-AiiscellaneOu
Items.
The reports previously received from both Spanish
and insurgent sources greatly exaggerate the pro-
portions OF the fight at Las Minas the Sd instant
More reliable accounts, now at hand, reduce the
affair 70 skirmish.
The Spanish and rebel troops in the interior are
suffering equally from fevers. 1t is said that many
of the latter are dying from want OF shelter and
medical attendance.
Trains were again running on the Puerto Principe
and Nuevitas Railroad.
Cane grinding has been interrupted in some To-
calities the north and south coasts by heavy
rams
day.
The French steamer Nouveau Monde sailed to-day
for st. Nazaire.
The steamer Darien, from New Orleans has
arrived.
More Negro Troops for Active lService-Thc
New York Faiiure-RepOrted Burning of
Towns by Ins urgents.
HAVANA, May IS, 1862
Another battalion Of mobilized negro troops left
to-day for active service in the field.
The announcement by telegraph Of the failure Of
Scheper Co., in New York, causes some uneasiness
In commercial circles here.
The Dtd1fO OF to-day contains report that the IN
surgents have burned the towns Of Sabanicu, Cas-
and Guamairo, but the Voz de Cuba doubts the
truth OF the report.
Officers and Passengers of n Captured
Schooner Sentenced to Prison.
HAVANA, May IS, 1882
The Naval Court has sentenced the captain and
years. Imprisonment and the twenty-five passen-
gers captured on board Of her, to eight years.
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BEST PIANOS NOW MANUFACTURED.

A Fine COmplexion.-A Beautiful md Vel.
vetike skin, free from all blemshes be produced
by BURNETTs KALLIsToN which, mike other cosmetics,
produces healthy action of the cspares chatting OF
infants, musquo bites sunburn rougbness of skin
has equal. For sale by JOHN F. HENRY No. College
place, and by all druggists.
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wigs, Toupees and ornamental Uair.-ncst
quality Hair Dyeand Hair Dyeuss Oil ooiors ~ bArOhh~
kOR5, 16 Bond street.
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Burncf,'s FiorimeI.-An Exquisite Perfume,
resembling the fresh odors OF bouquet Has equal
and s for sale by al druggists
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Cristrdorp's Uueaualied Hair Dyc.-Sold
and applied his Wig and Scalp Factory No. Asor House.
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For First Glass Printing of Every Desrrip.
or go 70 the Metropolitan job Printing Establishment
Nass
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TIE EVENING TELEGRAM

Bnrlxersa TTirsufus-Warranted to Make the
hair prevent falling 6s2 Broadway. Price
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Cedar Camphor.-Dcud Sure Against Moths.
Sold by druggists everywhere. New size SOC.
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Established in 1SOO-The Metropolitan job
Printing Estsblishmen Va Nassau street.
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Ladies' Can Have Their Faces Enamelled
and eyebrows arranged by NJ. LAUssoN, $50 Broadway
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Montana CordinI.-No More Dyspepsia. To
II. A. CHALvIN, 1871 Fulton street. New York.
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No,,ce.-we Would Respectfully Inform Our

Neatncss, Economy nud Despatch Combined
the execution Of orders Metropolitan Job Printing Estab
VI Nassau street.
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A.-(sOurnud,s Oriental Cream 'Mnnical
Beautfer. GOCRAUDs Liquid Vegetable Rouge imparts
delicate tint TO pale lips and cheeks defyng detection
or rubbing of. GOuRAUD'S Pouire Subtitle Hair Eradi-
Gator Lily White and other Toilet Articles his depot
4s Bond street. nearer Bowery than Broadway Removed
from 453 Broadway.
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Albert Weber's
fkNVE WV T FsOV IA .
REMOVED TO

PIANOFORTE ROOMS
REMOVED TO
FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER OF SIXTEENTH STREET.
These Instruments used by Madame PAREPA ROSA,
Miss LOUISE KELLOGG Miss Aide TOPP S. B. MILLS,
]. N PATTISON. HARRY SANDERSON. GEO. I. BRIS-
TOW, G. JEROME HOPKINS, A. E. PEASE; and
sidered by every musician OF note the
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Cuba will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post ONCE
at hafpast ten O'Clock A. NJ. on Wednesday.
The NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe
will be ready at haf-past nine O'Clock in the morn
ing
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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THE EVENING rELEGRAN

would impress upon advertisers the
necessity of presenting their adver-
tisemenis for the Cartoon papers three
days In advance, TO secure insertion.
In the general issue II is also neces-
ssrv 10 present advertisements on the
afternoon preceding the issue Of the
edition for which they are intended.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
will be sent hy mail to subscribers for
six dollars per year. Address "a Mas
sau street.
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Owing TO the great increase OF busl-
ness consequent on the popularity OF
their Cartoon and general issue, the
proprietOrs OF
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NTissisquoi spring Water, Only Known Rem.
edy for Cancer and all diseases OF the kdney This the
original Spring Water from Vermont which has wrought
many and IL advertised only to distinguish
II from the many limitations that attempted to be
upon the public being equal 20 the virtues OF the
MssIsQuo. Sold by druggists Depot College place, NJ Y
Nosice.-Wc Would Respectfully Inform Our
patrons that business has suffered no inter-
ruptn on account Of the FIRE which occurred In the lofts
over our store No. $40 Broadway the night OF May To-
We occupying the premises and prepared TO show
anu SUI so0'' kiSGsBURy, ABBOTT, GAY 4 co.
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Rrnad dvav
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
r r O M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
CUBA.

The spanish Censor Explains the Spanish
Thrasbing at Las SIinas-Sickness Among
the Troops ON Both Sides-AiscelianeOu
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Charley Littleneld's entries IIira and Mitchell,
were the iavortes selling IN the pools for $50. whie
Waden's brown mare brought $780, Morrssey s35.
Enchantress $50, and all the others together as a
field fetched but $50. Outside betting was at about
loo to 80 on the field against Littleneld's entries.
THE RACE.
Mr. waldens brown marc was OF first
tafter good deal OF trining In front
Of the stand on the part Of the jockeys, who AL
had q desire to get the best OF the send-oiY,
ONYX second, Hira third, MorTssey fourth, Egotst
nitn Enchantress STAT pennoeks nliy and Mitchell
took the lead, the brown mare the second place,
Hlra third, Morrissey fourth, Egotist ffth, Onyx
They were very close together gong down the back.
stretch, Enchantress keeping the lead, Hira taking
second place, the brown mare third, Morrissey
fourth, Onyx nfth. Egotist SIXTH Mitchell seventh
and Penn0cks 1lly eighth The race was highly ex-
citing as they passed the halfmile pole and turned
into the lower turn where they all In a cluster
Then the struggle began In earnest. Hira made
running for the lead and soon went up to Enchan-
tress and captured her before she got around
that point Iira led Egotist second, Enchantress
third, MOrrissey fourth, the brown mare nuh
Mitchell sixth, Pennock seventh and onyx eighth:
vigorous run was made up the homestretch but
IIira, having an easy thing OF It, came IN winner
by four lengths, Egotst second one length ahead OF
Enchantress who was one length IN advance OF the
brown mare, the latter leading Mitchell half q
length; Onyx was sixth, Pennocks MY sevepth and
Morrssey last Time OF Tue aas' ':1vai and me time
was far considering that they all carrieu 'he Top
weights.
Mile heats purse 500, weight for age CLOSED Win
the following entres:-- ,..,-,. .
X. W. Walden, entered ch. n. Metairie, h'e
years old, by star DAVIS dam kat9nan;..
John ODonnell entered br. h. r. H. Connolly,
nvc years by Lexington, dam Lucy Fowler.
HInchman b Strong ch b. Egotist, by Eclipse.
dam Vanity by Revenue. e....................dr dr.
Time, l:50-1:50A-i:50.
THE BETTING.
The betting on this aiTair was very spirited, not.
wtthstandng that X. B. Connolly was such a great
favorite. large number of pools was sold. Con-
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Bntteiar.
(FRoM THE NORFOLK JoURNAL.)
"REMINISCENCES. OF A BREAKFAST.
MY j. M. COVERT, N. u.

az do verify believe that could | at this
time again attack, with "trenchant appe
tite," ths'excellent sa~sages, &C., which grac-
ed your breakfast-tabe during the period of
my recent Through, would be wiling to
forego all the pleasures of Mahomet's Para
disc. "-Ertrdct from Letter.
"As winds the Ivy round the tree,.'
AS to the morn its misty fogs,
So Fancy ever clings to thee,
You linked essence of Hogs
Not SHOWS or rains or winters blast
can change, although my appetite they
freeze;
Those visions OF the glorious past,
With glittering piles of hogshedd cheese.
AS truthful needle to the pole,
Forever turns, howe'er it shakes:
So Memory centres all my soul
With phantoms of hotlfanney cakes.
Yes! phantoms of digested meals
Rise up in hooking effigy;
But foremost on my eyelid steals
The well-known ghost of p G..
Oh never till lifes sun is set,
And Time is swallowed up in ages.
Can that BREAKFAST e'er forget,
Of 10i0-cheeSe, cakes and sausage!
MORAL:
And now, my Muse, since you do baulk
In verse above--it is not meet
That you should mend your limping walk
By scanning too much soused pigs-feet.
But at some nobler banquet sip
Ambrosial cream Lolympic pro9.)
And Danish ever from your lip
All forms and characters of Hog.
Camp near Pisgah Church, Orange county
1854.
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8ailroaas.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

IN and after Oct. 10th, 1869, the Mail
" train will run daily between Richmond
and White sulphur springs.
Leave Richmond at o \. NJ. and arrive at
WnitJ sulphur springs at ~ +. NJ. Leave
White ouIphur at i A. NJ. and arrive at Rich
mond 1 10 p VI, making close connections
with tle Olauge, Alexandria and Manassas
Mail Train in both directions at Gurdons-
vile, avoiding the delays heretofore exist
ing between Richmond and Washington
Accommodation Train between Charlottes-
Vile and Riehmond on Mondays, Wednes-
days and saturdays. Leave Charlottesville
4 80 A NJ and arrive at Richmond 10 A NJ
Leave Richmond 3 40 NJ and arrive at
Charlottesville o Z M.
The Mail Train Connects at Gordon svile
and Charlottesville with trains on the Or
ange, Alexandria end Manassas Railroad for
Alexandria, Washington, Philadelphia. New
York, Lynchburg, Knoxville, Chattanooga,
Memphis, W Orleans, Montgomery Mobile,
&c. AtStaunton with stage-coaches for Har-
rsonburg, Meyers Cave, Augusta Springs
At Goshen, with coaches for Lexington, Ma
tural Bridge, Roclxbridge Alum Springs and
Rock bridge Baths. AT Millboro with stages
for Bath Alum and Warm Springs. AT Gov
ington with stages for Hot and Healing
Springs. At Allegheny with stages Tor Old
Sweet and Red Sweet Springs; and at White
Sulphur Springs with stages for Salt Sui
phur Springs, Lewisburg Charleston, &c.
JAMES +. NETHERLAND
Oct. 10, 1869. General Ticket Agent
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q. A. AND M. RAILROAD.

I'M and alter Monday, Oct. I, 1863,
~ one daily passenger train Will run be-
lween Washington and Lynehburg, con-
Meeting at GordOnsville with the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad to Richmond, Covington
and the Virginia Springs at Lynchburg for
West and Southwest, and at Washington for
the North and Northwest
Through tickets and baggage checked to
all prominent points.
Leave Washington daily at : 90 a. M, Alex
andria at 10 a. M, and Orange at Il II p. IN.
arriving at Lynchburg at . 50 p. IN.
Leave Lynchburg northwaId, at 8 30 n m.
and Orange 30 p. M, arriving at AleXan-
dria 45 p. m. and at Washington W p. IN,
A train for Manassas Branch will leave
Alexandria daily, excepting Sunday. at > 10
a. M, arrivi-.g at Strausburg at 32 p. M,
and at Harrisonburg at I0p. m. Eastward,
leave Harrisonburg Mt 8 Is a. IN. arriving at
Strasburg at Il - p. m, and connecting at
Manassas Junction with Northbound train
on main line, arrive at Alexandria at 8 40
IN.
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Bone Flour. Rome Dust,
Tso2 SALE.
PURE BRED HOGS AND FOWLS.

PURE BRED HOGS AND FOWLS.
WINTER SEED WHEA
And other FARM SEEDS, from DIETS Ex-
DETRIMENTAL FARM, Chambersburg, Pa
DTEHL'S and Boughton Beardess;
IL Weeks and Treadwells Bearded White
Wheats; French White and Red Chair; Pur-
pie straw Bearded Red Mediterranean, aud
German Amber Beardless, are the best, ear
lest, hardest and most productive Wheats
that can be recommended for general culti-
walton. Price So per bushel. pounds of
any kind by mail, post paid for 81, Twenty
heads of dill ferent varieties sent post paid, for
81. Twenty other varies of Wheat, Barley
and Oats, of last years importation, See
Dietz's Experimental Farm Journal |; send
and subscribe for it; only 81 80 per year; the
most useful Journal printed Address
GEORGE A. DEITZ,
August 30 ,ls69.-lm. Chambersburg, Pa
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Orange Grade.
FERTrLIZERS.


HAVING secured tnll supply of
IL No. PERUVIAN GUANO, direct from
the Agents of the Peruvian Government be-
fore their stock was exhausted, we are pre-
pared to sell at the
LOWEST MARKET RIA TIES.
We also offer with confidence,
MAPES' .NITRoGENIzED SUPER-PHOS-
PIIATE OF LIME,
A quiclx-acting, concentrated manure, and
pernonent improvef of the soil composed
of BON ES, BIRD and FISH GUANOS, all
thoroughly decomposed, and reduced by
To a powder, fine enough TO drill. The best
article at the price (S5S) in the market.
We have also on hand, t'l
Bone Flour. Rome Dust,
and all other standard fertilizers known in
the market. Address,
HOOE, WEDDERBURN 4 Co.,
No., Prince street, Alexandria, Va.
Augusta, lS69.-2m. stE
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WANTED. 10000 pounds clean co..
w ton Rags; 1000 Mink skins; 10000 RAD
hit skins; 1000 Muskrat skins; 1000 Fox
skins, for which will pay the highest price
in cash or goods. L. W. kINCHELOE.
L Nov. y, 1861.
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MOVING Scythes and Snaths. Grain
Az Scythes, Rales, Pitch Forks, No and
Livingston's Plows, all description of Liv-
inston Castings, Pots, Ovens, Griddles and
extra lids, all of which / will sell very low
G cash. U.s. Z. w. KINQHELOE
JeIo. 1873 'fl.Fl