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BANKRUPTCY.


In the District Court Of the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter Of b. 7. BridgeWater, Bankrupt. In
bankruptcy, District OF West Tennessee-ss-
To whom II may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment rs assignee OLE BridgeWater-
OF Favette Corner, in the county OF Fayetto
and state OF Tennessee, within said District,
who has been adtudged a bankrupt upon his
own petition, by the District Court OF said
Memphis. Tenn, the 18Th day q May, AID.
1850. WILLIAM YaC1RODE
myls 330 A~ssignee.Ete
In the District Court Of the United States, for
the District Of West Tennessee; Inthe mat
ter of Thomas Fitzpatrick, Bankrnpt. In
bankruptcy, District Of Vest % Aennes-
SEES.
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee Of Thomas tttZpat-
rick- Of DurhamviIle, in the county OF Lau-
derdale and Stateoof Tennessee, within SAID
District, who has been adjldgea Bankrupt
Oh N lem Fem. the 18th day of May9A.D..
myls3 ESQ Assignee, &c.
In the District Court OF the United states-lor
the District Of West Tennessee. In nat
ter of Nh. Holland, individually illd Is
one Of the firms OF Holland & Bro, an HoI-
land, Vance Co. Bankrupt. hbanKfIp'cE'
To whom it may conceFn:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
pOintm as assignee Of y. aoll9nat o.
Memphis, in the county Of Shelpy ana SIdte
of Tennessee, within said Dlstrict, VINO n
been adiuGQed n Bankrupt upon MS fetF
ton, by the District Court OF said DlstrIcs.
Memphis, Tenn, the 18th day Of NAY
1859. 1.S1nE
myle39 Asszas
=, - 0TS.-;ct Court Sor the United States, for
l. 0istss.s - Wssf Tsnuessee. In the mat
ter 81 adoinb Bohms, Bankrupt IN oenka
ruptcy, District Of West 4ennS
To whom II may concern;
wno r,sers3xned hereby gives notice of his
imminent as assignee OF Adolph Bohms.
~ = Memphis, in the county OF shelby and
state of Tennessee, within said District, VINO
mas been adjudgeda bankrupt upon bis
petition, by the District Court OF seld Dls.rlSt-
Memphis, Tenn. the 18Th dny o. ~ 49,
1853. .C1nSD
mvl68 20 AssieneesGse
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WAGONS.
JAMES 8 RQosA,
Southern Wagon Manufacturers
OF all kinds Of
FARM ANo sRRlNe WAGONS

No. % Jefferson Street.
TAMES 4 ROOSA's IRON SF0RE AND
y dealers in all kinds Of WAGON-MAKERA
MATERIAL, no. 81 Jefferson sireeA. apis
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Two satisfy the provisions of a Trust Deed
l. executedto me by ChambCrlayne Jones,
lr., January /, 1865, l viii offer at public sale,
for cash, at the Auction House OF Rooster,
Trezeyant & Co., northeast corner Of Main
and Jefferson StreetS'o
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Thursday Iune 10, 1869.

Between the hours OF Il O'Clock ain. and .
O'Clock pm, the following Real EstAtt: Lots
d n Il Of the Dunn Tract Lot II, fronting
Ice fest on Overton Avenue by 20feet ON Dud-
ley street; Lot IA, fronting l6} feet on Overton
Avenue by 1874 l-2 on Pauline street. Re
demptiGn waived. N. J. MlCkS,
myll Trustee.
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Ah-N-NE'EL. .
Dy virtue OF a decree Of the Chaaccry slide
of the Circuit Cnurtof Mississippi county. at
the April Term. 10 in the c1sr OF Il. \.
Smith vs.. Sarah ". FOvlkeS ct al, I was APP
pointed Trustee in the room and stead of Do
zicr Thornton. deceased, to act UNDER certain
Deed OF Trust executed on the 10Th laN erie
cembcr, 1885. by Leptha amt Sarah W,
Fowlkes, which wal recorded in the Regis
ter's office uf Mississf ppi county. Arkansas. in
Record Book Na.4, pages l92 and Ig3 on the I'D
December, lSS, and again recorded 10th -Au-
gust. 1867, IN Record Book VOL. LIST. Dagfs 20.
y and -; now, therefore, hy virtue Of the pro-
visions Of said Deed Of Trust and the author
ity given to me to act as Trustee Undor the
aforesaid Decree OF the Chancery COuIt nf
Mississippi county, ! Will. on
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A DISTINGUISHED METHODIST MINIS
ter and prominent Temperance Lecturer once
remarked that go where he would, from one
end Of the country 10 the other, he hardly
ever faiied to find ~PLkNrATIoS BTTTERs, and
while he condemned the practice OF using
these Bitters too freely, he could not consci-
e%ntiously say that he would discard them
from the Switchboard, for he had himself expe-
rienced beneficial results from their use, and
that, from along and close observation, he
was convinced that when used moderately,
and as a medicine exclusively, they were all
that was recommended. Atthe same time he
warned his hearers not to pull the cork too
often, for they were far too pleasant tonic 10
tribe With.
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EXTERNAL APPLICATION

No internal djuvants being required In any
case, only to regulate the bowels, If cOnstipa-
ted, or in Diarrhea or Dysentery.
The PILES, while astonishingly prevalent
in their various forms among all classes of
both sexes, are, at the same time, the most
distressing, frequently dangerous, and hith-
erto most difficult of cure.
Persons who suffer any length Of timeW with
the Piles generally try everything they can
learn of puTporting to cure the disease, yet
realize no permanent advantage therefrOm.
They nave been told professionally, perhaps,
there was q n permanent cure for Piles, and
consequently have despaired of any future
cessation from pain and suffering.
To all such o SPECIFIC is offered for Their
relief. The
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
CONSTITUTION WATER IS n certain eur,
for diabetis and al diseases 81 the kidneys
For sale by oil druggists.

ERRING But NOBLE. SELF-HFLP For
young men who, having erred, desire d
better manhood. Sent in sealed letter enyel.
opes, free of charge. II benefited, return
the postage. Address, PHILANTHROS. Box
p, Philadelphia, Pas. mhIed&w
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Suburban Lands and Residence for

T WILL sell my lands, situated three miles
IL east OF the city, between the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad and the Poplar Street
Road, on any terms from cash to credit of
ten years, and in quantities ranging from
change portions OF II for city property, or for
improvements to be constructed on other
portions. My residence, with from TWENTY
three to thirfy-one acres OF land, Will be sold
at a bargain for cash, or on the usual. terms.
Apply TO me on the premises, or address me
through the Postofice at Memphis. - =
apis n. NJ IREZEVANT,
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MILK OF YLoLETs.

MAGNOLIA WArER.2Superior to the hes
imported German Cologne, and sold At hal
the price. ~
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Prices far this Pump, Complete

D6~Agents wanted for this Pump, either to
buy County rights and sell the Pumps, on
which a liberal discount win be given TO the
wholesale trade, and no charge for The right
of Territory. q
as-AH orders for this Pump mist be nd
dressedto
BALDING, PRESCOTT & CO.,
40 jefferson ST., Memphis. Tenn.
5 mylTd&w
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The stock market opened frm and
moderately active, closing active but
irrragular.
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In the District Court Of the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter of Thomas Fftzpatriek, BANKRUPT. In
bankruptcy. District OF West OF Tennes-
eap-Cg.
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REAL ESTATE SALES,
TRUST SALE.

On -nO ACREsOF ARKANSASLhNalS
-J,I I'd in Mississippi county, 1
MONDAY, 2IsF JUNE, 1850, At MEMPHIS.
- ~ :
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II may concern

In the District Court for the United rtates. lof
the District of West Ts1nessee.- ma.
ter Of Adoiph Bohms, BanALups. ao~n
ruptcy, District Of Wese @eHl
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The staple was dull at the opening, IN
Liverpool, to-day, with Upland l17sd, Or
leans 11Ad, and closed dull, with sales 81
1000 bales Uplands MD, Orleans ll3Ed.
The New York 9narket opened dull,
with prices nominal. Low Middlings III
a273l; Uplands 28Za2ssl. Good Middlinss
29HaSO. There was no change AZ noon,
and at the close it wasdullandunchanged.
Sales to spinners so bales; TO spectators
400, and for export 100 bales. 90
Our market was quiet throughout. Fine
! grades were in fair demand, and firm
white low cottons were neglected and
weak. We note sales Of 2Is bales Good
Ordinary at 25K; 96 StrctLow Middling
q; So saBict do. 27A; lS Middlings 27s.
We quote as follows: atsNW
Ordinary al
Good Ordinary ..... ....-..-.-.E W25E
Low
Strict Middlings q
coTToN STATEMENT.
PHANBER OF coNMERcE,
MEMPHIS, May %, lss9.
Stock on hand Sept. I, 1s6s..~--. Il
hecetN utO-0aY -..-.- --s.-..--. tU0
Received previousIr. .--227 2R,sgl
al2,a3s
Shipped to-day.-.-., GO
Shipped preyiously-20,6S 2sf,25s
Stock on hand at l2m-H, $50
The receipts for the week were loo
bales. Exports 1896 bales. Receipts for
the corresponding week last wear $50
bales. \
The receipts al ali ports TINS week were
10, $50 bales. Receipts At New York since
September list, 576,25O.- Receipts at all
ports since September Isl, 1883, SOC. Stock
on hand at all ports and on shiPbosrd not
ia, go bales.
Receipts'per N. & G. r. r., 50 bales; NJ.
& TR.R., bales; NJ. & o. R.R., -hales;
Steamers, ! bales; Wagons. 10 bales.
Total, los |
FxpOrfS were OAR river GO bslcz. |
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There Was a fair iobbing trade DONG to-
day, but u city looked ncmarksbly
quiet after the excitement attending the
Convention and The departure Of so large
a number Of delegates and visitors. Re
ceipts OF merchandise have been light and
prices are sustained on ali che leading
artf4Ss, while corn aud oats haye al
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In the District Court of the United States, for
the District Of West tennessee. In the mat
ter of B. p. Bridgewater, Bankrupt In
bankruptcy, District OF West Tennessee-ss
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In the District Court OF the United States-for
the District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter of NIB. Holland, individuality and g
one OF firms of Holland & Bro, lEol.
land, Vance & Co, Bankrupt. In~baukFuptcF,
District of West Tennessee-ss:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-15
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DISQUALIFICATION E5 T0TnGGA@ET't
From Mcxsao.

SAH reAxcIsco, June li,--Alexcln ad'' e.
rcrort thai extensive gold fields have bee" az
covered IN the Coma district, represth,tt,d, t.
b. l35 miles long and-exccediug the gold fle1'
Of California in richness. The people are
rushing to the mines. ia,
The Governor OF Colima has oritred ''a'
kidnappers be punished with death. c...
1t is reported that the Governor OF sonora
has ousted the Custom House officer OF nuy
amas. because they refused to furnish innd' ioF
the protection of the State against The ln"iaf'S'
Political affairs are quiet.
Ia anticipation Of the issue oil ureenoarkS
by tue Government, the merchants OF Coilma
print on their hil heads "PayabIc IN gold or
silver ID.
Gen. pI.c. Nlga was expected at san baN
for the purpose OF inau2uratlng revolution ~
Sinaloa, bat the defeat OF Poca Viii probably
deter hin tlom any active demonstration Il: ne
has no force to contend successfully against
Rahc. Gen Seazoland, a personal mend OF
Nipa, is unwilling 10 furnish materia! aid. =!
.Nisa sailed from San Francisco in the mid
die of Nlay IN vessel chartered to take him
to the Coast OF Mexico. 1t is reported that he
wa landed at Santiago.
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ALEXANDRIA FEMALE ACADEMY will
be seen by reference to the advertising columns
of the Gazette that Judge w. W. Lagare, OF
South Carolina, having purchased the neceS'
sary buildings and grounds, cliglbly located
and well adapted 10; the purpose, will, with
his accomplished lady, take charge OF and re-
open on the 18th OF September next, the Al
exandria Female Seminary. The i'rlnclpa!S
of the school will come to Alexandria highly
recommended Judge having occupied a
seat on the bench OF his native State until DC
posed by military authority, and his lady NAY
mo for a long time occupied the position OF IN
stTuctcr in music and modern languages IN the
Female College OF Orangcburg, and the advan
tar,s they offer pupils are of superior character
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LOCAL NEWS.

PoLlTICS IN LOUDOUN COUNTY. ~Ihe
largest political demonstration made in Lou
doun county since the war took place ~ Les
hurg Yesterday Persons from al parts al The
county and from several adjoiuj, counties
we're present, aud great enthusiasm was mani
lest. The meeting Was held in the spacious
Court House, which was filed t" IT'S utmost
capacity with one u the mo'i mt''"sf"' au
dlences ever gathered there. and huhd'' Us ""o
were unable 20 gain alnttancc, gathered
around the windows aud door, to listen to the
speakers. Able, eloquent, impressive al"
.,;,,in, addresses were made by g. &. Walk
or candidate Tor Governor; Lewis Mcheozle,
candidate for Congress: j Il Marye, Il Il
Donel,,. aud II. ". thomas, all advocating
an active and energ,t TIC campaign, dctrrmned
ounosition to the DISTINGUISHES aud disability
clauseS, a concentrated vote Tor the COnserva-
tive candidates, and the ucc,- slty Tor securing
a Conservative Legislature. The speakers
were all listened to with naked attention.
and their remarks werc received with frequent
bursts o! applaus,. The speech ct tol'ne'
Walker gave general satisfaction, and the "'.1
oyoval of ms intention, Il elect u, ol mahaS
mo the affairs 0i the STAR !OT the test i"tefcSt
of Virginia aud NIrg,uiau', VA warmly aP'
r,audel. The speaking, which began at Two
o,JcrL. continued anti at.r TX, he autieEcc
i,Jira,;no no signs Of tutt.s IurlnG that time.
\ County Conservative Convention was held
O., the Academy Hal, iii l4ecsburs, yesterday,
n,csjledoyer By Noble : D:adcn. Al which reso-
h.i,D, end g>ine thu nominations made by the
C,n,eryatige Senatorial Convention, winch
met in Alexandria, aud opposing the holding
ot , Congressional Convention, were passed.
N.s.r.. Buii and Mathews wrrc uominated
for the House OF Delegates.
Yesterday there were iorty-3ix names added
>, the registration list in Leesburg, of which
number thirty six were whites,
There was a meeting at LoyrttsV,ilr GA Sat
nrdav last. which vas addressed by Lewis Me-
ieoz,e, who wa Interrupted durios his re
marks b, member Of the Radical party,
which lead to some confusion and fi>t hight,
IN which 8 Radical was Knocked down Tor using
an opprobrous eplthet towards ConservatlEe
There is to be Radical meeting IT. heesbara
nn Friday next.
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s,.s,c.oy SALEs--To-morrow.
CuEEIFF $ S i l. f,

CuEEIFF' SALE.
,
y, virtue Of sn order of the Circuit Court .;
Alesandri, comfy. on the attachment is.usd
rom the Clerks oiiie, Of the said county, IN
the nil in which Lindheimer Bros. & Co, are
pi,siaiG.. md joseph Sanger, defendant 10 me
ii ec.sd, | will SELL at public sale, on WE'D
E5NAY !. June 10th, 1860. at O'Clock q m
:, he County Jail, the following goods: Cloth
Bsus hes, Tooth Brushes, Pocket ard Fine
Combs, Show Figure, Snuff. Jars, one Stove
and Pipe, Tohscco-K nifc. lot of smoking To-
b"cco, y lot of Chewing Tobacco, lot OF CT
gar', Metal and Gutts Percha Cups Snuff
Boxes, u grca. quantity Of Pipes, Shaving Boxes
and Glasses Shaving Brushes. Match Boxes, II
lot o! LiGmors, consisting of Whisky, Brandy.
Gin and Vine, 10 Demiiohns, 8 Liquor Cssks,
Measures, Anger and Mallet. Liquor Pump,
one lot of bottles. lot of ccrks. sign, empty
boxes. Scoops, 70 bottles of Snuff, Razc; Straps.
Cigar Gases, etc, seized as the property of jos.
Sanger, TO satisfy claims OF Ian dhelmer Bros.
6 Co. l. y. EShhh!n
10 lD-ts CLclih'
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PgRsoNAI.-Col. Gilbert {. Walker the
onropent of Governor Wells Tor the gubcrna
,orial chair of the State, arrived mere TINS
morning in the train from Lecsburg, and with
Major Bev. Douglass, who accompanied him.
was the guest to-day of Lewis Mckenzie, esq
The sentiments and opinions OF Colonel walk
or are OF course preferable to those oil "ov'
Wells, and will have their legitimate effect IL
the approaching election; but the Colonel pos
sesscs the additional attraction OF being re
markedly handsome mau, and as Vrg'niah'
white and colored,ar extremely partial to gooC
booking people, it the two candidates cou'C
appear together in each Of the counties OF tut
State, there would be little doubt OF the result
Of the present canvass.
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FAIRFAX AND GEoRGErowN TURNpiNE
Co-The meeting of the stockholders OF tue
Fairfax and Georgetown Turnpike Company
which was held in Georgetown on IhufSaay
last reassembled after recess on Saturday. -
The resignation of the late President, Mr.
Shepherd having been accepted the accounts
If that gentleman were examined, and settled
satisi, 4toril to the stockholders The mee''"F
than adiosrncd until next Saturday when I
nar nrr.ident and another director Will be
.I,..,1 py reference to an advertisement IL
o'ee. oolvmn II will &c seen that the trcasur
err Of the Company has been regularly ponoe''
and that the stockholders are expected 10 al
once pay to him the amount assessed on inc
stock they hSld. The construction OF the roaa
will be commenced at al early day.
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FouRrn WARD RADICALs.-rhe regular
meeting of the Fourth Ward Radicals was
held in Bethel Church, c)iore'l, last night
An election Tor officers for the ensuing three
months resulted in the choice of q. w. Dry
ant. colored, for President and l. g. P'nn'
colored, for Vice President. Robert Z. Arni-
strong dchye red an address, in which he urged
As the only possible way in which the approach
ing election could be carried in favor OF the
Radicals the utmost unanimity among the
members of that party, and that even with that
un.pimity there was danger Of their 10 ing the
State. Calls we're made tor ). Z. Ozark one
of the nominees for the House OF Delegates
of the late Convention, but there was no
response, nor was there motion to raniy
the action Of that Convention.
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PoIIcE REpoRT-MAYoR'S OFFICE. Pierce
Rowland, for threatening and abusive language
towards Mrs. McCuiu, was dismissed, as the
charge was withdrawn. So, c,.
A young man, for striking the child Of Mclm-
da Grady, colored, was discharged, ana the
costs of the case assessed equally agalnts de
PENDANT and complaiuant,a as both were in fault
MAGISTRATES OFFICE.-A warrant was Is
sued for the arrest Of boy name W, IL. Camp
he'll, from Washington, charged with stealing
$40 from James Glass, OF that city.
WArCu REPORT. Cloudy and rainy al
night long. There were no disturbances ana
no arrests, nor were there any dodgers at the
watch house.
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Elni1slfA TcllsIbIar.

PHILADELPHIA, June l5.-Therc was a
grand celebration by the knights TempIar
here today ty procession, &c. This evening
they will be present at grand ball IN the
Academy OF Music, which has been brilliantly
decorated with the flags ard banners carried hy
the various Communicates in the PROCESSION.
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Hook AND LADDER CoMPANY.-At a meet
inc If the Relief Hook and Ladder Company,
hid lat night, Capt j. NJ. Stcuart IN the
chair, and ". Ii. 7, Berkeley, secretary, It was
unanimously resolved, alter a prolonged DIS
cnssion. 10 give moonlight excursion to ely
mont during the latter part of this month, for
The nurpose of raising funds to pay Tor the in
, ,n TO their truck house. The reSiena-
Ron Of G. Edwin Entwisle as secretary, was
Wv, usssan,sd and accepted, and vote OF thanks
,r"rdsred him for the efficient discharge OF the
mis- Of that position, and several ballots were
taken Tor the election OF successor but before
cbo;ce was effected the meeting adjourned
until next Monday night.
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MArRIMoNICAI--The Washington Repub-
lean saws that "Mr. s. NJ. Hudson, residing
near Potomac Creek, in King George county
having wooed and won Miss Nj. ii. Jones, OF
the same locality. they determined to become
lone flesh" but owing to the unsettled state oil
If political affairs in that county, being Just at
It's time without officials having authority TO
issne the necessary license, or for some other
conse they concluded to make Washington q
visit with the object of invoking the aid oil the
Washington clerk and one OF the ministers Ts.,
Takins passage upon one Of the Aquia, Creek
boats on Sunday morning they arrived here on
the 10 a. IN. boat yesterday morning; applied
for and obtained license at the City Hail. and
proceeded to the First Presbyterian church
where they were pronounced man and wife py
Rev DIR. Sunderland.
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From IAN Francisco.

SAN FRAXCIsCo, June l4.-Anothcr order
wa received June | 18th at the Mare Island Navy
Yard, directing that the iron cl4ds Monadnoci
ami Namanthc DE ready for service At an hour ;
notice. Stores are ii rcdincss to go on board
when ordered.
Geaor.l Thomas has oiderci an exploration
Of Eastern GuStin, Nevada, before establishing
mili!ary POSTS there
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DAUGH'S BLOOD MANURE.

Extremely rich in heterogeneous matter and eS'
pecialy valuable to tobacco planters and mar
kct gardeners. In this valuable manure thcre
is no sdulteration or s!mixture of any kind
whatever, and its use is recommended u agrl-
culturist. in all cases where rapid and luxu-
rous growth Of the plant is desired. Price S52
per 900 lbs in bags. For sale by
THOMAS PERRY,
my u IL King street
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Hy Vim. I'll. Beck d Co, Auctioneers.

By virtue of An order of tho United States
District Court for the District Of Virgins l
will sell, as Assignee of Chas. w. NJ: Huobal.
bankrupt in front OF the Mayors Office, "a me
June $Oth. 1863. at IL o'clock m an undivlde:
mole y' Of LOT OF GROUND and FRAME
TENEMENT thereon, in the city of Alexan-
drim, Va. on the south side Of Wilkes street,
between Pitt and Royal streets, in front % iret
aiicv 10 fac. wide. Terms declared nt salo
JOHN s. FOW LEX,
Assignee of Ckas. w VI. Hubbal,
:, 11-itII il 2l29 Bankrupt.
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tkNll t; "PERSI CATO r."
OR PEACH MANURE.

bOLUBLE PHOSPHATE or POTASH.
The cXtermnator Of Rust, Spores and Insects
that infcst the Corn and Wheat.
The 'rop- Dressing for Grass and Glover
For Tobacco and Corn i. otfords the most
concentrated form of
SOL UBLE TIES 4 Nd POTASH.
The food which forms the mineral part OF the
plant, so well known to all Intelligent planters,
furnishing tho very elements that are removed
with every crop, and are deficient in cu waited
soils. both in Europe aid Amcrica, and in al
farm manures.
CHEAPER THAN WOOD ASHES.
Supplying the peculiar elements of the
Peach. -,
Orchards lnanured with the "Persic...or,
bore last year abundantly amid Hundreds OF
Thousands of Tro"s' IN the same neighborhood,
not thus MANFRED, that did not yield siagle
Peach.
Diseased Trees, with yellow leaves, under
the influence of tho "Persicstor," produced q
dark green foliage in few weeks.
Corn stands Ito HILL" even in tho midst OF
other hills, injured by the insect that were not
innnured by it. .,
No Lime should be applied TO land without
its cooperation, as its influence is largely in
creased rs lime and, when Stacked with It,
other advantages result in the economical u'o
of the Potash. For sale by
VIM CREIGHTON & son,
Agents and Pstentees, Bowly's wharf,
nv l3odlS&twlm Baltimore, Nd.