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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-09-21

GSO-PARTNERSHI NOTICE.-WE
u bave this day. September the 4th,s 1869, en-
tered into co-partnership, under the name of
II. A. GLENN & CO., for the purpose of con-
Quoting the mercantile business on Augusta ST.,
in the town of Staunton next door to c. A. Hell
ler). Believing it to be to the interest of buyer
and seller, we propose to do strictly cash bust
ness, and will offer our goods at such reduced
prices as will make it to the interest of all Cash
buyers to give us a CALL A. M. BRUCE,
I sep7-4t III. A. GLENN.
/ @ ETTLE UP My accounts are in the
- hands of Mr.. III. A. Glenn for settlement.
All persons indebted to me requested to call
on him and make payment.
/ sep7-4t A. M. BRUCE.
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A Il A MEETING of Directors of Western
N Lunatlc Asylum, held August 18th, 1864
it being made known that there are frequent
trespasses committed on the grounds of the Asy-
lum and damage done to the property, it is Or
dered that the Physician and Superintendent
give notice through the newspapers of the town
of Staunton, and in such other manner as they
may think proper, forewarning persons from so
trespassng, and will, if persisted in, enforce the
law against such offenders.
Copy-teste, N. X. TROUT, ~
senE-Orn Clerk Of tho Rnard
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WU21tS =!

IA
EbEACEI SEEDS! PEACH SEEDS!!
IL Wanted at Staunton Observation-Disclosures
who are drying the fruit will do well to save the
seed and sell them to US.
sep14-tf TANNEHILL s. WHEAT
rent dwelling house con-
w tanning not less than A rooms, with kitch-
en- and garden attached. Apply to
sep14-tf p. B. HOGE & BRO.
"ANTED-A young lady, well qualified to
w teach English Literature, Mathematics
and the rudiments of Latin, desires situation as
Instructress in literary Institution, or pleasant
family. She has had some experience in teach
ing. References exchanged.
Address, stating terms, Miss A. B. c..
I Fork Union, Fluvanna county, Va
aug31-4t
VFNO FARMERS.-A steady, confidential
J. young man, aged 25 wishes a situation as
ooverseer on farm or plantation; is practical
farmer, but can turn his hand to anything; is
willing and obhging, and is not afraid to work.
y one but a Southern person need answer. Adj
dress, stating full particulars,
! 49, EDWARD WILLIS, Jr.,
Box 405 Plainfeld P. o., New jersey.
] aug31-lm 49,.
"ANTED, Board for Gentleman and
wv wife in private family, convenient to
business part of town. Address, stating terms,
july13-tf Box IL, Staunton, Va.
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PERsoNAL.-Gen. A. r. Lawton, Quartermas-
ter-General Of the late c. S. A., is in town and
stopping at the American hotel. =
Senator Garrett Davis of KY, passed through
here yesterday on the morning train en- route for
his home. He had just been to Lexington to enter
his son in Washinton College. s
Franklin Stearns, Esq, of Richmond; Gen.
VIM. H. F. Lee, eldest son of Gen. Robert
Lee; Frank Smyth, agent of the Associated
Press, also at the American. a
The AMERICAN ODD FELLOW for September
is received. Contents: An excellent original
story, entitled Winning and Losing; a valuable
and instructive paper on the French Working
Glasses; China and its Capital; History of Odd
Fellowship Letter from Europe; Scientific and
Curious Facts; The Present and Future of the
White Pine Mining Region; Our Duty; The
Patriarchs An Odd Fellow Abroad; Ladies'
Department Odd Fancies; News of the Order,
&C., &C. Published by John W. Orr. No. SO
Nassau street. New York. $500 per year.
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mr.. WAIT e. BROS Compound
III COUGH BALSAM binirg the vir-
tues of Elecampane, Seneka, ;Asclepias and Eu;;
patorium 1t is prepared in the most careful and
accurate manner-contans nothing injurious to
the constitution and is recommended as safe
and efficient remedy in Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
and Bronchitis. Prepared by
- s..s+ DR.. N. WAYT s. BRO, a.s
Druggists StauntOn Va.
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YEVO FARM Frs.
We will pay the highest CASH PRICE
for WHEAT and CORN. Apply to our Agen
w. 81. Watts-OtSce near the Depot
may IS If q 99 L. HARTMAN & co. g
AUEENSWAKE. GLASS AND CHINA
~ sWARE.-The largest stock we have ever
had, and at prices 20 per cent lower than for 8
months past. j. A. PIPER & SON.
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PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded
at all hours day and night, at n
b.. w AYTNSy Druo Storo
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Special Notices.
REPORTED BY P. B. g. P. A. SUBLE

MSTm ASIATIC CHOLERA
q =: :: : ,
NIM IN CHINA.
NJ -" Pain Killer. So
S2AS in China, now visiting his home in
Pannsuluania
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HOTEL AnR1vALs--Jaauary N.--PtUlion
Ho,cl.-Miss C Apham, Florida; S Watson, sum.
ter; & Mobiles, st Thomas; NJ Burgan, city; Mr.
and Mrs Wilson. Savannah; Geo Plingl,, Oar
lington; N Williams Miles Loudholt, Barnwel; 8
W Rowan. Columbia; D Louis, Oranyeburs; D
Townsend, Edisto Island.
Charleston HoteL-E Leutz. Mount Pleasant,
South Carolina; Noland. lady and servant,
Unionville, South Carolina; Craig, wife and
child, Miss McInnes and servant Jefferson Coun-
ty Georgia; Risley. Georgetown {; 1saac Por z
heire:, New York; VIM Fitch, Philadelphia; Geo
W Meeker, Jr. Balim ne; H Stera, New York;
Johu Green, South Carolina; Could Jr., and
wife. Albany, New York; L Tomkins. Hoboken, New
York; Wilson Beaufort, south Carolina; Miss 4
Dwight Misses smlth, Norwich. come ;ticut; j
Taggar;, savannah; james H Haseldon, Florence:
E Leach, be ,ufjrt; Rev. E Logan, st. Thomas;
F Eustis, Beaufort; VIM Gurney, Clty;J D Robert
son, Button; Thos Il Lyman, Philadelphia; 1
Young and lady, Coum ia. South Oiroina; I l.
Gridley. Borkin, Crosby, massachusetts.
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Assignee's Sale. =. }
BY HUTSON LEE, Auctioneer.

The undersigned will sell at public outcry on the
18th DAY ofFEBRUARY next, a. II O'Clock A NJ,
at the Old Customhouss,
All that LOT, PIECE, Oh PARCEL OF LAND,
with the two story Wooden Building thereon situate,
lying and being on the east side Of Coming.street
City OF Charleston, being the next lot 10 George
street measuring and containing in front Coming
street thirty.oDe t3ll feet and in depth ninetyfYe
(95 feet nine (9 inches, be the more or less;
buttinR and bounding on the north lands formerly
of estate OF Jcmes Sheppard to the east on lands OF
-, to tue south on lands e, and to the west
on Coming street; eaid lot being part Of the real
estate OF James sheppard deceased, aud sold by his
executors. under and by virtue of bis last will and
testament
All that LOT OF LAND on the east side of Com.
ingstreet. City OF Chnrle srn. and known as No. 4B
forty. .eigh measuring and containing In front on
Coming street thirty (30 feet more or less and in
depth ninet. five 1867 feet three 49, inches, more or
less buttrg and bounding to the north on lands Of
-; to the south on lands OF -. formerly OF Mrs.
Windsor; to the east on land now or late of John
Rarr. Esq. and to the west ON Comng-street All Of
Which will more fully appear upon record il the
Mesnc Office, Book B, No IA. page S03.
All that LOT, PIECE Ok PARCEL OF LAND.
being situate, lying and being on the east side Of
Comings rect. in the City Of Charleston easurIng
and containing in frunt on Coming street thirtytwo
t32J feet six i6 nche, be the same more or less and
in depth nnetY-6ve s5l feet six t6 inches. BIO the
same more or ltss; buttnG and bounding north on
lands Of estate If ia Sheppard, to the east on
lands OF -, to the south on lands late of estate Of
James sheppard, now CT Gabriel Davis, and TO the
west on Comingstrset; sGid Ios being part Of the
real esta'o OF james sheppard, deceased. and sold
under aud by virtue Of his last wilt and testament
by his executors.
ALSO.
All that LOT. PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
with the two story wooden building AMI the out
buildings thereon. being situate and lying on the
north side OF Bul.sreet In the City Of Charleston,
end known as No. %, measuring and containing In
front on Bull-sre.t, thirty one 1911 feet, moro or
less, ard in depth from norh 10 sonth one hundred
and forty.oee t14D feet, more or less; buttng and
bounding north lands o! Peer Hasel to the east
on lands OF G. &. Whitman. to the south on Bull
street, and to the " st ON nlids OF T. A. Wilbur.
Tcrms-One-third cash; balance In one and two
years, setured by bond OF the purchaser and mort
gage OF the premises; buildings to be insured and
policies assigned. Purchaser to pay for all neces
sary papers and stamps w. E. MIKELL,
Assignee OF Gabriel Davis
January al thm8 tu1
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THEATRE.-The incement weather last eve-
ming somewhat neriered with the attendance at the
theatre yet those that present seemed pleased
with the performance o. the Lancashire Lass, in
which Miss Annie D leland played Ruth Kirby, with
her accustomed spirit Tc-morro% evening thisludy
will take Ter farewell benefit and rnake her last ap
pearance but one, on which occasion an entirely
new play will be presented, in which several new
actors who have been recently engaged by MIR. Gil.
bert will make their first appearance. The play ia
entitled, "Blow fer flow, aud was first produced in
London September 5th. 1868. and is still running
there. Itworld be we'll to engage seats in advance,
The treasurer is il attendance at the theatre daily,
from 8 A. NJ till 5 P. NJ. for that purpose.
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Aarifultural.
FRESH ARRIVAL.
EUROPEAN Sc EDS.
pEy. STEAMER CIMRIsIA.
December 10

VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS. BULBOUS
ROOTS, &c viz: Early aud Large York Cab
blge Early and Late Drumhcad. farlJ and late Bat
tersta Early and Late Flat Du'cn farly May Early
sugar Loaf farlv Ok Heart and Green Glaze Cab
bages Drumhead and Green urled Savoys Brown
and Green Curled Kalc. Cauhhower. Brocalli, Rad
ish Turnips Beeis Carols, Sp mach. Onion Seed
Parspips, P,rslev Leeks, Lettuce Thyme, cage, &c,
&C., Red and White Planting onions.
FLOWER SEED.
FINE MIXED GERANIAtS, so ccnts per paper;
Large Pausy or Hea tscase. Largo Double talna-
tions Picotee and Pheasant's Eye pinke. Mixed Eor
oepa, Double Blood.red Walilower. Double Dab In,
Double Gihhowers, Double B.lslm;. IS ccnts per
paper; Scarlet White Purple Canditufts. Double
China pinks. Gilea lricoor Doube HollyocEs,
Clarkia Pulchella, Larsspurs, Sweet William. Core
opsis, Poppies Mixed Nemophlll Snap Dragon,
Canterbury Ees. Coxcom5, sweet Mignonettc,
Sweet Al, ssum, Princes Feather, china aud Ger
nan :st rs. Primrose Zennia. Petulia. Portulaca
Phlo1 Drummondi. Red Yalerian. Ruuning Vines,
&c., So., 10 o,nts per pipeI; fnc strong nnd vigo
rous strawberry Pants, chuce collection OF 1 co
Roses Double Dahlias, oil oolors.
ALSO,
An ass ortment of BOU -EKFEPlNG ARTICLES,
Agricultural and Horticultural Implements.
For saIe by JOHN TH0MS q co.,
No. % King-street,
January l6 stuth12 Charleston, 8. O.
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rCoNFERENcE OF THE AFRICAN METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURcH-FoURTH DAY.-Divine service
By the Rev. Hiram Young.
Recomu endatio.s and petitons for the return Of
ministers to their stations and missions were read
and turned over to the Bishop.
On Tuesday afternoon the COMMITTEE on Admis-
sions had before them twenty-five applicants for
admission The Cola mt'ee on Study had before
them twenty preachers for examination. Bishop
Brown made some pointed remarks to young preach
ers relative to th,ir duties, and urged upon them
to remain steadast In the faith unbiased by the out
side world
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.
Howard Lodge, at : P. NJ.

The DAILY NEWS Price CURRENT AND CON-
NERo1AL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at nine
O'Clock tomorrow morning. Business houses wish
ing to subscribe for specified number of copies
contain ing their cards. should leave their orders at
our counting room to-day. AL orders for teh copies
and over will be supplied at the rate of two and a
half cents per copy.
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rTuIS GUANO DIFFLRs FROM PERUVIAN
Guano simply in the relatlvo proportions of
the same eli mcuts OF fertility.
Its use during The pas .our years for the culture
of cotton and '0rn has given to il u character for
standard excellence unsu passed by genuine Peril
wan Guano. and where scasoIs ofdroughL inter-
venc. Il produces large ncrca-e Of crops.
The p,icc ut wh,cc thus Guano is placed Is so
much below that OF Peruvian Gulno. as to constitute
it an objo:t Of material importance to Southern
Agriculture
rne large ca! ital and res 1urces of tho Company
enabc 1t to furnish Guano OF tho nghc t value st
tho lowest possible cost to conguucr and tho
hl3hes, interest Of tho company is recognized in
this policy.
/ he Company looks to large sales. sma profits
and permanent trade for condensation on capital
invested.
Dr. Sr. JULIEN RAVESEL, OF South Caro-
lima, is Scientific Director 10 The Company,
which affords sure guarantee OF III" continued ex-
cecnce of the Guano None genuine uule.s brand.
ed with the name O. JOHN s. REi,-h CO., Genc-
ral Agents OF the PACIFIC GUAN0 COMPANY.
For terms and mode of appica ion apply to
j. y. ROBSON,
Agent for tho State south Carolinn,
Nos. and 2 atlau ic Wharf.
December 10 DAG stuth3mo
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Glnf Arts.
NREA ArrRA crIUN


G RE a y a II t X A TIoN
QUrNDY.S & co.'s PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW on EXHIBITION III. largest AND
fnost Collection of CHROMO LlTH0GRAPdS ever
seen in Charleston. They perfect copies Of eel
ebraed Works of Art, both ancient and modern.
Among the collection may bu found 9HlVA1 OR
RuSA'S HLAD OF CHRIST, CorreSgo's Mngda enc,
A. Dclacroix Tide Going Ont, A. Deacroix's Tide
Coming In, Turner's Venice, Jackson'J English
Scenery, Rowbotloin's English Sconery Bakers
English and Irsh scenery, Views on the Ehine, The
Jungfraud, 1he Wctlerhorn, Marine Views, and
many others.
The public are respectfully invited to call and see
these beautiful WORKS OF Art. They are offered for
sale atNew York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction IN the pr.ce POROk LAIN PIC
IURES. Recent improvements ID producing these
pictures enable us TO now offer the at nearly ONE
half the former prices. and Tar supe. or. Call and
examine specimens.
OUR CARTES DE yISIIE AND OTHER
pLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR-
PASSED.
Especial attention given to children. Also to copy
na Oil DaGuerreotypes ard other pictures Saustae-
ton in all puIr.rteed and at prices to CORES
pond with The bIncs.
SrEK EUsCOPIC PICTURES
AND
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON,
FORT SUMrER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
At Reduced Prices.
A enc collection OF
STEREosCoPIC VIEWS OF The NOUN
TAINS IN MORT II CAROLINA AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
These are tho first aud only Photo ever taken
in that loralitY.
QUIN NBY ~ o..
No. 261 KING.STREET,
CHARLESTON, 8. c.
November IL 3mos
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

R. n. MARSHALL & BROTHER will sell at II
o'clock at the old posioce, s33 $50 reg State
stock
LErrCH 6 BRUINS will sal at II O'Clock, at the old
postofice, q small house and lot.
G. MCBRIDE SMITH will sell at 10 O'Clock. at his
salesroom, Broad horses, carts. furniture &c
r. IA. P. CALDWELL will sell at halfpast O'Clock,
before their store, last Bay, leaf and smoking to-
bacco
T. NJ CATER will sell at three quarters past
O'Clock at his store Bi icNns wharf, butter, bacon,
and crockery.
JOHN G. M1LSoR & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, in
their salesroom, Meetpgstreet balance Of stock OF
country store.
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lem Qualifications.
ID USSELL'S BOOK STORE.
WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS, &c.

TIE POLT AND THE PAINTER, or Gems of Art
and song, with nnety-nine lirge steel engrav.
ipgs, imperial 8vo morocco, $40.
TENNYsON's ENID Illustrated by Gustave Dore, TO-
lio, in OH elegant binding. $40.
TKNNYsoN's LocKsLY HALL, Illustrated by Hennesy,
octave, So.
GnAY's ELEGY, with seventeen finely colored draw
ings anu Photographic reproduction CT the
orig e'nal manuscript, 4o. Sc %.
WAYsIDE PosrEs, original Poems of country life,
edited by Robert Buchanan, with forty-seven
illustrations. Ito $40
The BIRD. by Mchelct. illustrated by two hundred
and ten exquisite engrayngs Dy Giacomelh, &c.
CHRIST IN SoNd, or Hyms OF lrmanuel selected
from all ages by Philip >chair, D. D., $40, cloth
gill extra, Sc.
CONVERTS iApLE TALK. and other Pocms, beautl-
Iully illustrated by the most cmineat English
Artists volume. 4o, So.
STORY WITHOUT AN End, ttom the German OF Ca.
rove, Large 9to. with fifteen beautiful pic
lures, III imitation OF water colors 81 6'I.
CHRISTMAS CAROL. by Charles Dicbens, with thirty
illustrations by Eyt1ngc, small oc'avo, S5.
ScoT1As BARDs. the choicest productions Of the
Scottish Iorls, beautifully illustrated, $40, 81.
MARs1IoN, by Waller scctt, with fifteen Photographic
ILLUSTRATION Sc.
LAYS OF THE HOLY LAND, from ancient and modern
writer's, with sixty-three illust atoms, Svr, 81.
CHAMBERS Book OF LAYS miscellany OF popular
anliqmt1e., two ar.e volumes, r Iyrl Syo, 50.
Tic above a in elegant bindings.
January Tyr
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L BOLD BURGLARY.
Two Negroes enter House Mt Night
Desperate and Bloody Combat between
the Burglar and his Intended Victim
The Wight OF the burglars nnd
Triumph ofthe Heroic Woman.

On Tuesday morning, between four and five
O'Clock, while Mr.. and MIS-. George Martin, living at
No. IT Ann-sireet, were lying in bed, Mrs. Martin,
who happened to be awake, saw two colorsd men en-.
ter the window of her chamber from the piazza.
Mrs Martin lay perfectly quiet and tried to rouse
her husband, who was sound asleep. One Of the
burglars remained in the chamber. while
the other one went into tho adjoining
room. The one who remained in the chamber went
towards the bed and while he lowered the covering
and felt under the pillow, had large butchers
knife in his hand which he held over Mr. Martin.
Mrs Marin made no sign but saw all that went on.
When the burglar left tho bed he placed the knife in
bis teeth and walked about the room, searching the
drawers, frem uhi"h he took thirty-6ve dollars in
greenbacks and FIVE dollars iu gold, in one dollar
pieces. He then went out and joined his companion
who was OF operating In the next room. After awhile
he returned and again approached tho bedside ef
Mr. Martin, and elevated the huge knife over him.
Mrs. Martin, with great coolness and courage then
jumped up and seized an artillery swo-d near tho
bed and while the bur- lars extended over
her sleeping husbacd struck the burglar terrible
blow, which caused the kniio 10 fal from his grasp.
While he ,tooped 10 pick up kLitc, she gave him
cut on the head and face swung back, she gave
him still another blow on the forehead. AS the
blows fell the blood few. Tho burglar rushed at
the heroic woman and succeeded in giving Ter
severe kick in tho side. breaking two OF her l10s
which caused her 10 faint and ial. This awoke MT
Martin, who instantly leapcd out of bed. but only In
time to see boz of tie scoundccls jump out OF the
window. They carried of eleven shilts, two pclt''
coats. one new bombazire dress, enc pair OF bal
kets and the S35 in grccnbacks and 8 in gold which
they took from the drawer In tuo chamber They
entered the premises by climbing up the piazza
kn owing that there were herc, dogs in the yard
Mrs. Martin is sill in red suffering from tho et-
feels of the severe blow IN the side which broke her
ribs but Is dong well This is one Of the boldesl bur-
raies that has happened in charleston but Afford
ei the opportunity for display OF female hcroism
as remarkable as il is rare
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Hor SUPPER AND REFREsHMENT ENTERTAIN
srENr-The ladies of the Catholic congregations Of
tho city, desrous of aiding Bishop Pers'co in the
erection OF the new church in Aiken, purpose giving
hot supper and refreshment entertainment in
Hibernian Hall, on the I'd OF February, to continue
for three days. In connection with the entertain
nent, there will be offered for sale fine collection
Of useful and fancy articles. The whole matter will
be under the patronage of number Of prominent
gentlemen.
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y BE FAsH1oNs.-Panniers, all agree, have
had their day.
Very large flowers on bats and heads and dresses,
are the newest thing over the wa'er.
Enamellsd jcwelry is the most fashionable low.
Ancient c-ockery is moro In style than ever in
Paris.
Plain paper and envelopes. without initial or mo-
nogram, are mcst elegant now.
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TIE EuIPsE.-Miss Luna appeared last
evening, according to the programme laid down in
that "reliable' annual of Mr.. Mlers. with one of
her rounded checks besmeared with dusky shade.
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isUsIN Ess NOTICES.

CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 per
pound, ct Wilson's Grocery, southeast corner Society
and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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GUAN0.

OOO TONS GENUINE PERUVIAN GU\NO, IN
CUU store and 10 arrive direct from the agents,
warranted pure. Being among the f. ST who intro
duced Guano into the state, Gun confidently refer
TO my planting friends that in the series OF years
that have sold it have always gwen them good
article
purchasers will find it to their interest to give me
call before buying, rs, from the f.cties have,
am enabled to put 1t at The lowest market price.
am also hge.t for tho state Tor the following
standard MANURES, which offer as follows:
SOLUBLE Pacific Guauo, .G5 cash, or 80 first No
vember 1869; approved security with per cent. In
terest.
Ba,igh's Raw Done Phosphate $50 cash. or s65;
time a. above.
phnnx Guapo, SIS cash, or Sos; time as above.
Wi cox Gibbcs Manipulated Guano, $40 cash, or
SS5; tune as above.
Flour OF Eoue. S65 cash.
Farmers Plaster or Gypsum, warranted, SS so
per barrel o, $40 pounds-cash.
j. N. ROBSON,
Nos. unh Atlantic Wharf.
January 10 tuthslmo Dac
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LADIES LUNCH AT KINsMAN's SaLooN.-Oys-
ters in every STYLE Mnce pies, fresh daily Hot cof-
fee and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every