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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-15
NJ SECOND OPENING OF FALL
DRY GOODS.

Dp1 SOc'S'
am now opening NEW STYLES OF DRESS
GOODS Just OFT, consisting IL part o!
EPISGLAls, YANDYKE, YEhOCR3,
LAlNAGrs, sEDANS;
EMPRESS ClOTf!S IN all c0!ors;
BOMBALIMETEE, entirely new;
REPS, PLAIOa, DELAlNEs, SC.
The celebrated BUFFALO, BEAVER, and
GRAND DUCHESS ALPACAS;
BLACK SILKS:
CLOAKS, BROCHE and Other SHAWLs;
RURNUES,
Handsome BALMORAL SKIRTS at only eoc.;
Good LINSEYs at l21c.;
The best DOMESTIC GOODS In the city for the
money;
I2-! COUETERPANFS at 81 T.;
ALL-wOoL FLANNEL al 2oc.;
LADIES' HANDKFRCHIEFS at &c.;
GOLD-EYED NEEDLES at Sc;
GOODS FOR MEN AND BOYS, at roc:
Laces FmbroIderies, White Goods India Rub
Der Cloth for infants Towels. Ladies' and Gents
WOODEN and Linen Shirts and Drawers, Blankets,
swisses, Tarlatar g.. waterproof Cloth only IL !;
shawl Suiting White Corduroy, Velvet and Vel
veteens, Hosiery, Gloves, Collars. Notions and, In
short, everything found in Il frs.-class dry goods
house, ut prices which I will warrant to please
every one. A. GDLDBACk,
GOT Broad street, between 9TH and 7th.
RYLAED II. EoRvELL, formerly with !. Sycle5 :;
W. Fl. CARDoZo, of Powhatan, late at the Cali
fornia Store; .. r. KAMMAS, Miss ALICE HAIR
DEs1Y, and - SuEFFIELD, are with me. and
would be glad to be favored with call from their
friends and the public.
oc2o A. GOLDBACK, 6o7 Broad street.
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DR.. PURpIE, i'll his communication pub
lichcd ny us to-day, takes true view OF the
situation or the Southern States. The ne
Grocs have banded together for the posses,
sion of the governments of the Staies' anu
against Tho capabilities. experience '"''
wisdom Of the white neor'r-'"c" '''.
masters. The whites who go over !" ''''',
arn fools. and also traitors 30 the hon'' ANU
safety Of society. ,.,,
rho ,uestion is peculiar to the SCUM.
We mrst oppose the banded harharis'n ny
Tho banded intelligence and civilization {"
rho land. and the whites will I've traitors
~ themselves if they fail to protect them
selves Ivy uniting for sclt-protccton against
The ahomlnablc government that womb DC
elected bv q combination Of ignorance ana
dishonestv-the ignorant and incompetent
black voters. with the demoralizcd and de-
praycd whites who 90 over to the negroes
for no earthly motive but that Of office.
That is looked upon as the reward of self
abascmcn, and social trcachcrv.
But what must be said Of the folly OF the
negroes in banding themselves against reo-
nlc towards whom they should cultivate
the kindcst relations. and whose superiority
in intellect and whose power as posspSS"rS
Of all the wealth makes any attempt "'
theirs at getting the ruling power apSo-
rltey absurd: They owe to the WHITES
their employment, and Of course 'h'.'
means Of subsistence. The ritl-raii oil ''"-
venturcrs. whom they have followed ".,"
ohcycd like whipped Spanicss, are moran!
DEGRADED TO level that Is hcnea'l ''''''l'
and they should he treated ny iheh' VIII"
,cnrn. These adventures can 90 inc iie'
orr no good TTc may vote for ihem' h'''
after al. his employment muSl come from
the ,nen against whom he has formed Il
banded opposition. The rih-rah VII ">c
him. and those OF them who are electe"
will oo into office and think no more OF nm.
Thev will not even give penny 10 Boot
Hack and SGoe->hine,' since their pars'-
,nonv is 50 great that they nacE tAe.r own
boo,.. In short. they have no properly,
nav no taxes. and seek only to eat the SUBJ
stance Of the people whom they abuse
and the negroes be;r2y.
When NEGROES disoand their 0rgaTi:a-
tions aud vote for men freely, without me-
mace and without fear, then the whites may
divide. But until then the peril OF The
country from the Government OF barbar-
ism and dishonesty is SO great that in COM
nqrisou NJ; other questions sink into lnsig-
nifcaurc.
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The Real Issue Defined,
For the Richmond DlSpatch.l
ISLE OF NIGHT COUNTY.

~ ,
Nov. II, 1870.
NeSsrs. Editors: Iha causes of our poiiti-
cal disappo!nmentS are so clear and plain
that " he who runs may read" The change,
the "goings back" and your "man trOll-
bic may, perhaps, have had their effects.
But these. combined with " Bourbonism, y
great anxiety" about petty township
offices, and even considerable democrat
lzation through irrepresslble greed for
office" are only drops in the bucket.
The true, the great and chief trouble
consists IN the delusive idea that the negro
can be conciliated by soft talk, honeycd
phrases, or familiar addresses. M c0i0reo
brethren will not have Tool pulled over
their ewes BY such visionary cXpedients,
and should they convert one black voter,
one hundred whites are offended and neu.
traliZcd.
Mr., DISPATCH, there has been only one
issue before Iirsinians since emancipation
was enforced, aud il is simply this, Shall
the white or black race rule The Common
wealth: The negro knows this, and acts
accordingly. The white man ignores il,
and hopes BY soft solder, encouraging
words. sympathy, TO effect Il satisfactory
end. What thanks has the negro returned
for all our conde>cendlng iamliiarities and
tluttcring approaches Negro supremacy
i his tallsman, and our policy Is patiently,
submiSsiyeIy, tor the time beng, to let him
usp il and work 1t out to its legitimate sOlu.
ton. The numerical strength Of races must
decide the issue, and on this basis we
should be wiling to rest II.
For my right hand would not violently
overtuIn the present social, lesal, and pol.ti-
cal status Of the negro. Let them enjoy
such privileges while they can. But to
bend 10 the encmics of my race resist even
10 death. I0EE II. PURDIE.
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- NOVEMBER IA, 1870.
NEW AND ELEGANT CLOAkS,
SHAwI.S. LADY FRA ~KLIN JACKETS, &c,
FOR FALL AND WINTER.
THOS. r. PRICE d 60. ere receiving, Scyem-
her 18th and 18th more new and elegant goods for
winter sales
CLOAKS aud SHAWLS In great variety,
Rich BLACK and COLORED SILKS,
OTTOMAAS and EMPRESS, every shade;
lMPERATUER, mourning and colorcd;
Double faced MoHAIRS. CASHMERES, &C.,
ALPACAS. IRISH PQPLINS,
FRENCH P0rLINS,
BLACK VELVETFENS,
COLORED VELTETEEEs.
COLORED Pushes, COLORFD SATISS,
REPS Vicious, POINT LACE SETS,
KID GLOVES-None but the best kept;
LACE COLLARS,
vALENCIHNH!2S and POINT LACES
BLACE GIAPURE LaCES &C.,
DELAlNFS, TYCOON REPS,
FURNITURE TWILLS
sHEETINGS, CoTT0ES, TOWFLLISGS,
&C., &C.;
Immense supply Of beautiful PEISTS al 10.
l2s. l5c., &c, Sc:
PLAIN snd GENE POPLISS at %, IS. soc.
andup.
Do not Thick II necessary to give prices In I'll
advertisement for our goods. as We do not wish to
for Themselves. T. X. PR1CE Co.
nol& nearly opposite post-ofdce.
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VoTISG AGAINST PuBLo ScaooLs.--lll
Washington township, i'll the county of
on the county subscription for public
81 hnols was: For t,M, s.; against tax, l0l.
The proposition to provide for school
houses. &C., was defeated by the same vote,
and consequently, though the people of that
township will have the entire state and
County tax for schools to pay, they will lose
their share OF both, and have no public
school iu their district unless school
house, &C., be provided by private sub
scliption. The entire colored vote, sixty
strong, was cast against. both propositions.
Alexandria Gazette.
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TOHN Y. WOODFIN,
l1l7 MAIN STREE
OPPOSITE DISPATCH OFFICE,

| | am now receiving. IN addition 10 Inv far
| stock OF FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS
SILK2. POPLlSS,
CRETOUSEs, sATEENS,
PLAID rOPLIE and SEnGEs,
shawl sUlTs,
and many other new and desirable Dress Coos,
embracing R complete assortment Of MOURNIs9
GOODS, such as
AIPACAS, BOMRAZIAE9,
TAMISE, MERIHOS,
EMPIRES CLOTHS,
REPS BIhRRITZ,
JANUS CLOTHS anL MCGHLiSs
to which would respectfully solicit sn oxamln..
ton.
We call special attention 10 orr lsr9a assert.
nent Of CLOAkISGS in Sis Vclye:, Black and
Colored Telveteons, White Corduroy, and Fancy
CloakinEs.
PROOFS IN great variety.
CLOTHS and CASSlMERES for bors, AM
mems wear-a large stock. includir1 full line II
Charlottesville and Frede rlcks5u;g fabrics.
FLANNELS In White Red, fellow, GRAY, and
Blue.
OPERA FLANNEL. Plaids and solids
HOUSE-FCRSlsHlSG GOODS such as Table
Linens and Oil-cloths Towels, Eapsins White
and Colored Spreads, Nottingham LAces for cur
tans, Blcached AMI Brown Sheetirg, aud PILLOW
Cotton.
GLOVES, RASDHERCHiFFS
Hosiery. FMBROiDERIES LACES
LACE HASDKERCHIEFS and COLLARs
In fact, everything to be sound In f.st-class
store, and We cordially Invite HI cNamir >tion by
all In want, We are determined TO sell at tna
lowest possible figures.
OF % JOHN y. WOODFIS.
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nUCKWALL j. ROUss,
No. 1919 MkIg gTRgEr.

No. 1913 MkIg gTREET.
just received $1,000 worth Of SUCTIJ,y ~ o..
ahlhS, embracing almost every variety OF DIZZY
GOODS snd NOTIONS
These good, mus. I'll be rod. and sold NJ oa,s
Embracing the gteaAst bargains VIC have eve,
offered TO the public.
Don't ask What We have got. We have %, errry.
thing you want, aud at prices that viii astonIe
ALL
I,coo yards Of beRutifu' PLiiDs, SOC, worth c1c.
Beautiful BADEN CLOTH, for ladies' suits, :,
aoc.; very chcap az TO-,
l,0oo yards BUFFALO BLACK &LPsCkS:
BL3NkKGi,
BLANKETS,
BLANKETS,
at less than factory price,. We are smo.aerod In
BLANKETS. Come and take them asay
Beautiful SOLID and PLAID OPERA FLAH-
Elegant sHEpHFaD PLAID SHAwLsata2
Best quality VELVETEES, $t.25 cheap nj b.
Full line BLACK and CELD?ED VELVET
RIBBONS. at half price.
RIBBONS. all widths. cheaper than tie COS. Of
500 I.KDlIS, and Misses HATS, from rs to &c.,;
less than hair price,
FUR3 and ASIRAkAHS,
5, 900 yards ASSORTED PRISTS-handsomp
!, 900 yards HLE Cl.ED and BROWN pUMasT
les ut factory prices,
FLOOR O1L-rLO I'll. no5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-15

TIE CONGRESSIONAL KETURSs.--lhe re-
turns will be opened In this city next Mon
day week. We shall then publish them SO
as TO have the figures for future usc. Means
while, let II suffice TO know that, as ws
have several times stated, five Conservatives
and three Radicals IRE elected, J
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-15

T BLANKETS, BLANKETS, BLAN-
KETS.-we have a stock of BLANKETS That
cannot he surpassed Call and take look at the
fine BED BLANKETS (sl Sizes. CRADLE ard
CRIB BLANKETS. GRAY BLAME ETS. HORSE
BLANKETS. and LAP BLANKETS. at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1919 and 1915 Main street.
Use JOHN CLARK. JR.. & cos SPOOL COT
TON for machine and hand sewing. no Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-15

@- CARPETS, DRUGGETS, OIL
CLOTHS.-We have now in store BODY and
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. THREE.PLY, IN
GRAIN, VENETIAN. and HEMP CARPETS:
FLOOR OL-CLOTH, /. u and yards Wide !:
DRUGGET, BAIZE, LINEN, and OIL-CLOTR,
fol covering stair carpets, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and l2l5 Main street.
The best SEWING COTTON now In market Is
JOHN CLARK, JR.. L CO.'S. Use no other.
no Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-15

~ FLANNELS, FLANNELS, FLAN-
NELS.-LooK at our Atwood RED and WHITE
FLANNEL Mt Csc, worth soc.; superior pure
wool WHITE FLANNEL at 3oc worth 40c; Elk.
IRA WHITE FLANNEL. at 35c., worth J9c.: full
yard-wtde FLANNEL nj 5oc., worth Goc.. at 6oc..
worth &c.. all qualities Of RID and YELLOW,
and GREY, RED ard BLUE TWIILEO FLAS-
NELS; OPERA FLhNNFLS in all colors also
WARP FLANNFTa, ut
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street,
A trial will convince you that John CLARK. Jr.,
& Co.'S SEWING COTTON Is the best in use.
ms
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fsEE.E.sS EEl.
BOARDING

4 NICE ROOM. WITH BOARD, for a
n gentleman Il wife, or two single gentlemen
can be obtained hy applying IL 2u5 18Th street, be-
tween Broad ard Grace
no l5-3ts Mrs. J. H. WALFORD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-15

Louisiana. General s. T. Beanrenard; Ar
kansas, Brigadier- General W. J.. Cahell !:
Texas. Major John s. Sellers: District of
Columbia, ". W. Corcoran. Esq.
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: The Chicago Academy of Sciences has
been presented with fossil tree trunk from
Colorado, bored by ship WORMS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-15

~ FURS, FURS SHAWLS, sHAWLs.
x have now in store q large stock Of FURS Of
every d'scri ptiou, At ex remedy low prices.
Our stock Of PLAID, STRIPED, MERIS0,
CAsHMsRE. RROCHF, PAISLEY, and KNIT
SHAWLs Is large and varied; also, GENTS
SHAWLS in large variety, nj
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1919 ard l2lJ Main s: pel.
Everybody Who has used john Clark, Jr., q Co.'S
THREAD give It the preference. no u
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~NaE1---1k-3
ipBsTCARE Il.

Hrpcrted this lie In Hanover county, Va, on
wednesday November 9h 1870 after few hours
illness Mrs. JANE p. WSEAT, beloved wife OF
=. +. Wheat AZ. Il 30 years months and % days,
lcavin. n husblGd. three children, ai,i many rCla-
tiv.s nd friends 10 mourn their lo-z.
Ms. WHEAT vas n cnrsis ent mem Der or Cool
SLr,ug .pt,st Caarch. H,r tIucral sermon nas
preached hy Pes. c~tou Sho. / from AGts, ath
chapt I'll 3sth verse.
re subject II this notice W = sdscot 4 WIFI a d
mother ana Il p'ous CHRISTIAN lady. We mingle
our teas and 3 mpathtcs with the hprc9vcD on. ;
hut we do not mourn - those without hope, for the
departed died in The ;ull triumph o. faith and We
know THAT. though dad, sh" get lirrth." May
the sirl II husband and relatives have gr. ace 10
bow humh'y 70 this sad dsIrnSat III of rro,i-
Gsnce, ana cxclain 40 hr lnr gars'h lie tath
taken AWAY {: tlcs cd be inc name tie Lord
May We al 10 also ready, iur IN 5 .ch Au hour as
We hink not 'hc II OF man meth.
Tors,nLsr II, 1870. ~ A FRIEND.
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OTICE TO TIT, OWNERS OF
~ REAL estate n he CITY OF RICH
,OSD Il he unCcrs! gRcd, who were appointed
Commits toners u the real estate In the
crai w,rd' OF this t. hnvinz nearly completed
their outdoor opeyMt ons, viii meet At he City
Hal, In the Asse. scrs Office, nu Il DAY NEXT,
the 18th ins ant, md on The lnnr following DAYS,
cXrert unday, from 10 ). NJ. IT, o'clock p. NJ,
The n rroSr of correr IN. any errors or omS-
siols which NAV have b. Ell made. All persons
whose RI i IT lie may have been enormously
sess he retotore are eaIne-tly requested TO come
forward end maxi the facr known, so that the
proper correc lions If not airesd, IN 1de may now
DC made. The Comm!ss' oners re very desire 8
that the hooks. when copl and return cd by them
80 the cry Council shall BE- CORRECT in all respects.
Real estate owners IN rstal v ard VIII cali on
FRIDAY.
K,sl estate owners In Jefferson Ward will call
on saturday.
Real estate owners in NJ d!son W ard %ill call on
Monday.
Is al ,siatc owners In Monroe Ward will call on
Tuesday. 900 ,
Rcu estate owners IN Clay Ward will call on
Wednesday.
y: 3 3 J.; triES"'rrqS,l comm's.
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DRY GOODS.
r OOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
lam now receiving my third supply OF
FALL AND wI.TER DRY GOODS,

lam now receiving my third supply OF
FALL AND wI.TEE DRY GOODS,
comprising all of the latest styles and novelties.
French and mercen Casslmares,
Dress Goods in endless variety;
Empress Cloth all colors, 60 and 75c.
French sIerinOs, In all shades;
Fngnsn Crown Poplin, entirely new;
Plaid Poplins ri 331c., great bargain;
Solid-coloTed Alpaca, CSC, very cheap;
Black Goods Il specially.
DOMESTIC GOODS
d. Bicsched Cotton. l21c.-,he bes. In tho city;
Csl,coee nj 123c., and as low as &C.:
Brown Cotton nj 5c.-vory good al Etc.;
10 d Shcetings at reduced prices;
Canton Flannei i5c. per yard.
GHAII.s AND CLOAKIHG,
shawls from 75c. to $50;
Misses Shawls. all Sizes
Black Silk Velvet, warranted pure Biz for Cloak
Ing;
White and Colored Flannel very cheap.
WHITE GOODS.
Table and Piano Covers,
N.-seiles Quilts.
Napkins and DoYlcs,
Linen HaLdkerchiefs from &c. per doz. upwards;
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4 FULL LINE OF

4 FULL LINE OF
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
ALWAYS on rand. Cash buyers Will consult their
Interest In giving me II. Come, and You sha ]
bc plea>er my stock OF goods has been selected
with the greatest care.
JULIUS sYCLE, aGS MAIN. nos
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JULIUS sYCLE, acs MAIN. n
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-06
gelecte1 paetry.
THE GIRL FOR ME.

Just fair enough to be pretty,
Just gentle enough to be sweet,
Just saucy enough to be witty,
Just dainty enough to be neat.
Just tall enough to be graceful,
Just slight enough for fay,
Just dress enough to be tasteful,
Just merry enough to be gay.
Just tears enough to be tender,
Just sighs enough to be sad,
Tones soft enough to remember,
Your heart through their cadence made glad
Just meek enough for submission,
Just bold enough to be brave,>
Just pride enough for ambition,
Just thoughtful enough to be grave.
A tongue that can talk without harming,
Just mischief enough to taste,
Manners pleasant enough to be charming,
That put you at once at your ease.
Disdain for to put presumption,
Sarcasm to answer fool,
Cool contempt shown to assumption,
Proper dignity always the rule.
Flights of fairy fancy ethereal,
Devotion to science full paid,
Stuff of the sort of material
Poets and painters are made.
Generous enough, and kind-hearted,
Pure as the angels above;
@, from her may never he parted,
For such is the maiden love.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-06
From the Baltimore Gazette
THE VOTE IN MARYLAND.

The New York Tribune is predicting
lively times in Maryland at the next gen
eral election, and to its intense satisfac-
ton sums up quite nice Radical major
ity. Its estimate is as follows:
White Republican voters. $4,000
Black voters, 5000
Aggregate Radical vote, $4,000
AS against this, says the Tribune. the
Democratic vote cannot exceed 0,00O.
Thus leaving the Republicans clear
majority Of 10000 votes.
Now, if figures did not sometimes lie,
this pleasant way of counting up on paper
the respective forces of the two political
parties would turn over, very effectually,
the control of Che State to the Radicals.
But the Tribune has way of putting
things which will not stand the test.
In the first place, the heaviest vote that
was ever polled by the Radicals in this
State was in 1868, at the election for Gen.
Grant. At that time there was every pos
sible incentive to poll the fullest vote of
which they were capable. and they did it.
The official count shows that the number
of Radical ballots cast On that occasion
was 30, 43S. We very much doubt wheth-
Ter so large vote could be brought out a
gain. and we propose to give our reasons
for this presently
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-06
The Wrong Man Poulticed.

The following story. which we do not
remember to have seen in print. may be
old but it is received as true: -
At famous and fashionable watering
place. gentleman one night was sudden
ly seized in bed with an excruciating pain
in the stomach, which neither brandy, No.
6, nor any other remedy could remove
His wife, after trying number of things
in vain. and having exhausted all her
stock of remedies, left her husbands bed
side for the purpose Of getting warm ap-
plication. Guided on her return by a
light which she supposed was the one just
left, she softly entered, and was not a lit
tie surprised to find her patient apparent
ly in deep slumber. However. think
ing he might still be suffering, she gently
raised the bed-clothes. &c., and laid the
poultice upon stomach-but not the
stomach of her husband. which no sooner
touched the body of the person than he.
greatly alarmed, and writhing under the
torture of the burning application, shout
ed /: ''Hallo halo! what in the name of
heaven and earth are you about there p
then, with one spring from his bed, he
made for the door, and. rushing down
stairs, declared, in frenzy of excitement,
that some one had poured shovel of hot
Goals upon him. The woman. overcome
with excitement and alarm. gave a frantic
scream, which brought her husband hur-
riedly in from the next room to her rescue.
The husband was SO much excited, and
also so much amused with the singular
mistake and the ridiculous position Of his
better half, that he forgot all his pains !;
but early next morning he, his wife and
trunks left for parts unknown. The poul-
ticed gentleman still retains the handker-
chief-a beautiful linen fabric, with the
lady's name on it, which he considers Of
rare value. 9
G%A couple of negroes were walking
together one moonlight night, when one
asked, the other, II wunder what dey do
wild old moons, Sambo ?" "rse don't
know. Pomp, unless dey cut dem into
stars"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-06
Price $65 per Ton.
j. j. TURNER & CO.,
AZ Pratt Street, Baltimore, Md.

NAUTION.-THEE EUREKA AMMONIAT.
" ED BONE SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF
LIME, first introduced in 1865 by the Allegha-
ny Fertilizer Company, is and has been since
1867 EXCLUSIVELY manufactured by the Compa-
ny's Lessecs, at the Company's own works,
Pittsbur G, Pa, and at other place and by no
other person or persons whatsoever.
This Fertilizer was first sold in this city in
1865 by Messrs. Babcock & Seward as AGENTS
for the Pittsburg nufactlrers; after wards by
Msssrs. Woodside, Griffith & Hoblitzell IL, the
same capacity, and since the Spring of 1869 by
wharf, who are now, and have been for the past
twelve months, Sole General AGENTS for the States
of Maryland and Virginia.
The EXCLUSIVE right of the Allegheny Ferti-
lizer Company to the name sEUREKA" as a
trade mark for its Fertilizer, has been recently
vindicated in case tried before the United
States Circuit Court for the District of Mary
granted against Messrs. Woodside, Griffith &
Hobltzell, to restrain them from the appropria-
ton of the word "Eureka'' as name for a Fer
tilizer, the manufacture of which has been re-
Gently started in Baltimore.
Persons at distance, who have heretofore
used Eureka" and desire to use it again, will
take notice that the genuine article is manufac-
tur ed exclusively at Pittsbrg, Pa and that every
bag is stamped with the name of the AHeghany
Fertilizer Company and the place of manuf facture.
SEWARD & EMERSON, Pittsburg, Pa.
In offering this celebrated Fertilizer, which
has met with such marked success and given
entire satisfaction (euen ,chen tried by the side of
Peruvian Guano, or the best artificial Fertiliz-
ers), it is only necessary for to say it will be
kept up to it's highest standard. EUREKA is
put up in bags containing l67 lbs. For sale by
WALKER, DORSEY & CO., AGENTS,
apS-2m Sc SPEARS WHARF, Baltimore.