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Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-05

VETERAN EDIroR DEAD.-George D. Prentice,
editor of the Louisville Journal for nearly forty
years, died in louisville, Kentucky, January
22d, aged sxty-eigbt years.
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The House of Representatives has passed a
joint resolution which declares that under the
present revenue law, the income tax must be
paid on incomes to the end of the year 1870.
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CoLoRED SCHOOL AT YRgKA.-We learn from
Yreka Journal of January 9th, that a colored
school was opened at that place on the Monday
preceding. The school consists of twelve schol-
Ars-eleven boys and one girl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-05

ARCHBISHOP ALLGIERs has left Rome for Paris,
TO ascertain the views of the Emperor on the
dogma of personal infalibility. The Pope's un-
certainty as to the Emperor's position on the
question causes the holy father serious uneas-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-05

AccInEST TO JUDoE PITzER.-Week before last
Judge Pitzer was seriously brusied, in Hamilton
Nevada, by the oVerturning of a sleigh.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-05

OoRRIss testimony completely exonerates the
President and his family from completely with
the gold clique.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-05

New YoRE advices are to the effect that we
have entered upon an era of low prices in dry
goods,
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Bridge Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN-
~ dersigned will apply to the Honorable
Board oftSuperuisors of Trinity county, at ther
regular February term for license to keep toll
bridge or ferry across Trinity river, at Sturde-
wants Ranch, above Junction City, for the term
of one year.
-.,f ]. A, STURDEVANT.
Trinity River, January 18th, 1870, 3-3w,
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DIED.

Died. in San Francisco, January 22d, of heart
disease, GEORGE HULME, of Weavervile, aged
81 years, II months and 28 days. brooklyn
papers please copy.
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ACcIDEYT.-There was an explosion in Doct.
Ayers Laboratory, yesterday, which caused
some excitement in the vicinity. Ayers Pills
are manufactured under enormous pressure,
in cylinders, like canon, which sometimes prove
too weak for the compressed forces, and burst
with terrific violence. Fortunately, the pieces
do not fly far, so that no one has ever been hurt
by them. The action is more like ice than pow
der but it makes Pills which all the world ac-
knowledge are PILLs.-Ddily Journal, Lo~eH.
We have news from Mississippi that the Legs-
aure has elected Reavels "a colored man, and
at present State Senator) United States Sena-
tor for the term ending March 1877, General
Ames for the term ending March, 1875 and Gov
ernor Alcorn fer the full term, beginning March
1871.
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The special committee on Rockwell's Chinese
bill recommended its passage as amended. The
report and bill were ordered printed.
Williams introduced preamble and resolution
setting forth the poverty of the mining counties,
the failure of the mines, ETC., and requesting our
representatives to have the mineral lands dona-
ted by Congress to the State, for the benefit OF
the counties, to be applied to their Indebtedness,
and the balance paid into the common school
fund.
King introduced a preamble and resolution for
the appointment of a committee to prepare
resolutions of coincidence to the relatives of the
late Hon. Jas. p. Smith, of Fresno (setting forth
that Republican Legislature erected monu-
mert to Thomas Campbell, Republican, but made
no reference to the Death of Jas. p. Smith,
Democrat, who died about the same time, and
was also Il member). Adopted.
The following bills were introduced:
BY McMurry of Trinity-To pay expenses OF
suppressing Indian hostilties in Humboldt and
Trinity in 1869.
An act to prevent forest and field conhagra-
tions. Passed on file.
FRIDAY, January 2Sth.
SENATE.
Hager presented a memoriah concerning the
University of California.
The following bills were introduced
To pay outstanding Indian war bonds of 1852.
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Domestic Markets-TBY TELEGRAPH.

Domestic Markets-fBY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoBK, March 2s--toon.-Cotton dull and
unchanged. Flour firmer. Wheat quiet. Corn eN-
cited, and 2@l3c. higher. Other articles quiet.
Frelch!s frmtr. .fe.e
Erening.-Cotton heavy; sales 200 bales at I'M
changed prices. Flour nrmer. Wheat hrncr
No. 2, Sl.07A1SLE; White Michigan. Sl.45. Corn
scarce new Mixed Western, sl.oi@Sl.o5. Provi-
siuns steady. Groceries dGll. Naval Stores quiet.
Freights nrn. Cotton, per steam. &c.
BALTIMORE, March 2a.-Cotton steady ats eosc.
Flour Gull and weak: Howard-Street Super bne,
s!e2s@s5; do. Extra, $5.loiG$5; do. Family,
&5..56IS5: City Mills Supertne, -. 7s@fs.6o: do.
Extra, IS sc9ss; do. Family, 6.75@$s.75: West
ern Supertine, 81 do. Extra, 85 .l21a$5.
Family, $sa$s.7s. " heat quiet; Psnns,ivsula
steady u, t5@s7c. Oats dull at Sec. Provisions
hris at yesterdays prices. Whiskey quiet at s7sc'
Virgins es-Old seq bid, 81 asked; 1858. 9
bid 81 asked do. Iss7's 6osiasked; coupons o'u'
10 asked coupons, new, d Did.
LOUISVILLE, March .s..Corn :, une mseanH
provI.ions firm. Mess Pork. $21;s9., bac9 a,II
Shoulders, llac.; clear sides, lotc.
9ic. ,~.1 7o6
CT IouIs March s9.-Corn hrmer mite s5s 'sg
scc WbisEcv dull at 2sc. PORK qGlet ~ 800, a..
Racon easier: shoulders, loose, vac. paeAeu' A''
Ollie Lard quiet u iSsc'
eosroy, March 60 Cotton dull and unchangea,
mIdaiuss, n3tc sales. Zoo Daies ieee'p''' ~
bales stock, 1900 bales.
NORFOLK, March Faction dGl! and ult'
changed; micdlipgs, Soc; sasst ~ hstss re,
ce!pts, ala bales experts, eosssw'ss' s:s as'ss
st2Ss, ], &aa aRlsss
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


NEW YORK. March 2a-Noon.-Stocks nrmer.
Money easy. Governments firm at 1901 for s-2o's.
Gold. I'LL. Sterllng--Long, 1889: short, ioa Ten
nessee 6s So new, SOC. Virginia 6s. 10: rev, 7ot
Louisiana aa, old, 75: new, 72a. Leree es, III |;
SIS. %. Alabama ss. a7a 6's so Georgia e's, Sd {;
rs, a2. North Carolina ss, 4es; new, 22i. South
Carolina G's. sS new, SAT.
Erenfng.-Moncy In limited demand nj s6ia per
cent Sterling weaker at 1854. Gold quiet at llIs
Governments firm. Southern Securities generally
strong.
Discoun.s unchanged United States bonds
Coupons Of 1881. l3i; 5-oO's, 's2, 10; az, lOS;
IS, lopi new, 1919: 7s, 1csa; S. 1853. lo-4o's,
1853. Virginia 6's icy new. 10Y. Louisiana s's,
i5l new, 72i. Levcc O's. III, SIS pat. Georgia
G's, 81: 70, a2. North Carolina Gs, 4e3 new,
~. South Carolina az. go: new, .34. Alabama
stock wcakcr So. o. Is 81
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The Row In New York Politics.

New YORK, March 29.-The excitement
over the Tammany Democratic quarrel con-
tinues intense notwithstanding the return
Of most Of the politicians to Albany. Sheriff
O'Brien avows his opposition to the sweeney
city charter reintroduced in the Legislature
in nearly its original shape last night, and
says the " Young Democracy will vote it
down, while they will get new one in the
interest of the people. Albany dispatches,
however, say the charter is sure to pass.
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Ei-l; thousand laborcrs are now at wor

r;j. .h,,,o.,,1 1aIoror, ara ,,o,,, ~ ,rn,.l;
,r;lT;n,, r,iIrTnI. IN Ccnnrr,icu,
I"el'e men were frozen 70 DEAN III inc
,tanI ana .;x ,anr,. ,sI,n ava 1n;..;nr nre
sf,,,'n...l - r.,yn ma, . .;,n;1or f.,n
''
= ooE NameI CHRISTIAN Herr cisn' aged
o"'e"'eere wa instantly kl'iS! -N'hInF by
=" piece ~ ''lnot' i"I III Oh h!n' al " aSn-
II IL asserted tN"i 'hefe never was Il "e'-
ter = stand ~ o. wheat IN H2r'" "eoIGlo
and Alabama at iA!s season .! Tie year 'Aah
there Is now.
The mills Of the Hampden PAPER Com
pany, al Holyoke, Mass, were burned on
SUNDAY night. Loss, $3.50: 900 insurance,
SZ"',G oh" hGhIftu anu my A'n''
are thrown oo' ol "oEA'
, heavy squad Of revenue officers, sup
,or1,d bv 4 battalion Of marines, made i
I,c-ceut Monday on a number Of illicit dig
rlllcrics in Brooklyn and cmp;ied the
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELkoRAFH

LONDON. March s-foon.-Consols, s. United
States bonds unchanged.
LONDON. Msrch 29.-Erentng.-Consoh, ~
United States bonds, 93s.
LIVERPOOL, Msrch % Eoon.-Cotton un-
Chang d {: s.le,. 10. 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL, March 10 E1ening.--rottpE quiet
sales 10 TOO bales including ,o1 bales for export
and speculation. Lard buoyant ~ e6s.
Goods and yarns quiet at Manchester. .a,
PARIS, March 2p..-Bourse quiet. Rentcs, 7aE
PC.
HAvRE, March .s.-Co!ton quiet; on the SPOT,
1854.
kAvRE, March 2s-Euentng.-Cotton closed
quiet and steady.
FRANKFORT, March 2.-United States bonds
closed heavy.
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Financial and Commercial.
Eraan and Flour Market
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND. VA, March 90, 1870.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND. VA, March 90, 1870. :
OFFERINGS
,rheut-White. 90 bushels. Rcd, bushels.
Cor,-White, 272 bushels. Yellow, LIS bash
el4. Mixed. SO bushels.
Oatg.-e92 bushels.
Isu!.-50 bushels.
SALES.
IFhsut-Red. bushels At Si.20.
Iora-White, "a bushels very good at a5c.: 2SS
bushels fair at Gc.--total, 272 bushels. Mixed 90
bushel good at 85c.
oats $3.50 bushels prime at soc.; 60 bushels very
good II 59c.-totsI, 800 bushels.
Heai (unJoLed).-5o bushels at 95c
RE-EXHIBITEp.
Corat.-White, 81 bushels.
OutS.--oi2 bushels.
REMARKS.
Offerings Of all kinds OF Grain light Corn
steady. Oats steady 1T coo. for prime, but cemand
ligh..
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FRANCE.
Marine News.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 29.-Passed
in. for Baltimore, bark lronsides, from
Callao; bark Winifred, for Baltimore
bark Aphrodite, for Liverpool; brig Nebo
from Porto Rico; ship Matilda, from Callao
brig Princess Beatrice, from West Indies
Passed cut, bark Union, for Liverpool
brig Edward Everett, for Nova Scotia.
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A Terrible and Unfortunate Accident.
Special telegram To tina Dlgpatch

A Terrible and Unfortunate Accident
Special telegram to tho Dispatch.
WAYNEsBoRo', Va, March 20, 1870.
About 8 o'clock this evening as NED
Alexander, boy fourteen years DID, was
in the act of handing gun to 8 young
friend named Quinlan, thirteen years old,
tho load was accidentally discharged,
taking effect under the right shoulder-blade
of Quinlan. Quinlan is the son of a widow
lady residing near this place, and it is
deeply regretted By the citizens of the town
that the accident occurred, especially as he
was her only support. He is not expected
to live until morning. No blame is attached
to young Alexander. II
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MARYLAND Politics,

ANNAPOLIS, Mp, March 29.-The Demo
cratic State Central Committee to-day
adopted a resolution that the State register
ing law should be made to conform to the
fifteenth amendment. The resolution will
be formally submitted to the State Legis-
latllre
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The Bailey Observation-Disclosures from
the Defaulter-Convretion for Coun.
ferfestinE.

New YORK, March 29.--General Plea
santon, after taking the oath to-day as sue
cessor to Bailey, the dciaulting collector
of the Wall-Street district, received let
ter from Bailey exculpating his subordi-
mates none of whom, he says, know of the
deficit except Chiids, who derived no money
from the transactions. Deputy Collector
Cook hos been released from Ludlow-Street
Jail.
Martin Frank, convicted of counterfeit
ing tobacco stamps, has been sentenced to
five years imprisonment.
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IL CHAELzsxoT, March % Cotton dali 81 -
little doing Ut lie. sates, 100 bales roceipsa -
bales stock, Lso5 unlss. rs
SAVANNAH. March 2o.-Coteon quiet ct 41sc.
sal 81 $50 Bales: receipts, IS5 bs1es; expoyts 70
the Continent, L s94 bales; stock, 81, ia bales.
MOBILE, March so.-Cotton dull as MI; saloss
600 bales receipts. ~ bales; stock, % 2se DALE.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2o.-Coston quiet and
steady ut 2ltG2ac.; sales, ., 200 bales recspsS
bales. Sugar quiet prime, loig1ic. Molass9,
reboiled, sodSsc. Whiskey dull at oo@sse. ConSS
firm fair, 1s9l6Sc.; prime, I7iGl71c. cola, ilt'
New York sight, fac. premium.
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Nrwns HEcTIoH'.--Mo1,Li>, March
\. 7. Curry, che Republican cuud:-
..a,c, i elected sheriff by I7% majority.
Ihr Republicans also elect u tax collector
uul c.er.. rorthc first circuit court. Curry.
lhe aEerh eject, wa. colonel in the Ee,ic-
Ant army, Wright, his opponent, wae a
ric&uic:-gcncral III the Confederate army.
II i, sand that the election Will he contested.
The new constitution has been ratified.
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Chicago, ILL, March 29.-Govcrnor
Palmer, OF Illinois, declines the yice-pre-
sidency Of the Cuban League for reasons,
among others that General Jordan, who
fought against the Union, is now the leader.
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RIO THE WORKING CHASING are

rINO THE WORKING CHASING are
/ now prepared to furnish MI classes Win con.
stanf ON nloyment at home the whole of the time
or for the spare moments. Business new, ngaL
and profitable Persons OF either sex easily Eat
Inn Nv devo,inr their whole time to the business.
bow RoVs End Girls Can earn nearly IS much as men.
Th,t ali who see this notice may SEND tneir 40
" i,al.S far TO oil such NJ are not ven yssis.
bed We VIII send y 70 pay for ns s0s esmpSs
nrtins:, ,, .. to Commence work on, and copy
NJ %ei Tie Peoples Literary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o. sa
largest and best smiiy p%sns nsrms.
nent' prohseps w. L. G. ALLEN i co..,
m,,,--d wsswsm Augusta. Me.
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TuE CASE OF PN!NcE BoHArAHTE.-
Pu,is, March 2S.-IAe High Court ct
tours coudcmuci Prince Pierre l;onaparte
Gee pay 2j,or0f. 70 the family q Victor
,To;r, and also to pay the expenses Of tie
civil auii.
The London Times, discussing the result
e the Pierre Bonapurtc trial says: d" 20
uapar;c is rot TO be trusted with weapons,
nut ou2h, to hc guarded rs Il malman.'
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Frinntfu1 Accident.

SHENANDOAH CITY, Pa, March 29.-The
rope Of the descending apparatus in coal
pit here broke to-day, precipitating four
men who were in the cage sixty feet to the
bottom of the shaft. All were instantly
killed.
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prcSS Convention.

AUGUSTA, GA, March 29.-Colonel \. R.
Lamar, President of the Southern Press
Association, has issued IL call for G conven-
ton at Savannah on the 18th Of April next.
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= ~ youyG GEORGE 3. STRAEHLAs
JosYPu v. DIpGooD.
vOUNG, STRAEuLA 81 BIDGOOD,
CARyERs, GILDShs, AND MANufAS.
TTTRERS OF LOUKiSG.GLASS PORTRAY
AND PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES OF every de-
scriptlon. Work promptly and neatly dohe'
Chromos Autographs, EngrayinaS &C., Sohs
stantly on hand, a call Is solieMee.- mnss-AM
POTATOES, POTAFOES,-Se1 hushs.s
/ EARLY GoODRICH and FEACE.ALoW
sa e Il s's se's ID ssswosrRAxasei
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Death of sIajor.GenernlG q. HI. Thomas.
SAN Francisco, CAL, March 29.-Major-
General G.. II. Thomas, of the United States
army, died in this city of apoplexy.
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w
NH 2s-tJel President.
DAUGi's IMpROVED RAw-BoNE

DAUGHS IMPROVED RAW-BONE
ID PHOSPHATE, unsurpassed for raising To-
BACCO, CORN, aud all CEREAL and GRASS
CROPS, and for euriching WORKOUT land; so per
cent. cheaper than Peruvian Gaano. Its Analysis
a-75 per cent. ammonia; So per cent: boLe phoe-
II has been in use for over fifteen years, and Us
reputation Is unsurpassed. II has been recently
greatly improved by an Increase OF AMMONIA
is asked. Planters can purchase on four and six
mouths time with approved city acceptancee.
Orders flied at lowest manufacturer,s rases oy
LEE, seldom co.
fe :l-3m Sole Agents for Richmond Va.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Distressing Casualty.

| AScSAHH casually
! On Thursday the 23d instant the dwell
ing house of Miss Nancy Nuckols, in the
! neighborhocd of Rockville, in the upper end
OF hanover county, was burned down about
II O'Clock A. NJ.
! AT the time of the fire there was no one
] IN the house except Elizabeth Nuckols, her
sister, an invalid 30 utterly helpless az to
be unable to get up when down. She was
burned UP near the door, having crawled,
il is supposed, thus far, as her bones were
found in that position.
The family were in very needy circnm-
| stances, AMI the fire hns utterly DESTROYED
all their earthly possessions in the shape of
food and clothing. Thus, IN addition to
the horrors ot the scene, an urgent nnpcal
- made to the sympathy and Kindness of
ali who know them. F.C.S.
GREAT RISE N THE RirrR-LrcK No.
BROKEN IN.-The terrific rain which fell
in sheets throughout Saturday night and at
frequent intervals during Sunday had the
effect of raising James river and its tribu-
tary creeks to greater height than their
waters have touched for many years. 4
gentleman who lives near the first lock in
forms us that the watcrmark of this frcshct
Is about the same as that Of the great
ireshet of 1862. The water yesterday
morning rose nearly level with the top of
the aqucduct near the Tennessee depot, and
covered the stone piers Of the bridge across
tie river till only their caps were visibly
above the rushing and tossing torrent.
The great flood OF water had the effect of
breaking in yesterday about eighteen or
twenty feet Of the wall Of the first lock,
about one mile above tie city. 4 large force
Of hands was put to work on it immcdi-
atcly but nothing could be effected ycster-
day to repair the damage while the river
WIS still so high and the current SO N ghty.
In consequence Of the flood navigation is
for the present suspended. No other acct
dent than that abor" referred to is known to
have occurred on the canal.-LyncdJlrg
Rcpu}IicAn.
The friends of Judge Wexford! in Fred
crichsburg (thc place of his nativity will
be delighted to hear of his elevation to the
bench in the metropolitan City of the State,
ana with one voice will they recognize the
eminent fitness of the selection. lie will
add fresh lustrc TO the brilliant list of wor-
thicS who lave preceded him, and will soon
he Known throughout the State rs possess
inr one Ct the best discriminating minds
within its boun:|s.-AlGjor HeHu.
1t is needless for Us to say that we ore
Cratihcd at he choice Of Judge Wexford.
\ man with purcr heart or brighter intel
lcct cannot be found III the Commonwealth.
Frfdtrick Hjt3r Lc1gcr.
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Foreign News.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, March 29.-Uni.ed States Min
lister Motley to-day gave grand banquet
to the Queen of the Netherlands. Among the
guests were Charles Dickens, Wilkie Collins,
Mr.. Hughes, NJ. P. ("Tom Brown of
Oxford") Mrs. Browning {" George Eliot'),
Antony Fronde ('Groto y, Mrs. Norton,
and other literary and scientific celebrities.
The cable for Cuba is nearly ready to be
started. The expedition carrying it is the
most perfectly appointed telegraphic feet
that ever sailed.
Green, the famous nsronaut, is dead.
The Irish bill as it passed the Commons
was read first time to-day in the Lords.
The House of Commons to-day went into
committee Of the whole on the Irish land
bill. The amendment to continue certain
features Of the Ulster "custom !" was OPP
posed by Mr.. Gladstone and the Attorney
General, and defeated by 269 majority.
subsequently another amendment legali-
zing the "custom in Ulster was defeated.
FRANCE.
PARIS, March 29.-During lecture by
Dr. Fardieu this morning the students
Kissed and insultel the Professor on &C
count of his deposition at Tours in favor
of Prince Bonapartc. Fardicu was COM
PEELED to leave the hall, aud declaration
that lie would resign was received with
cheers.
Ledru Rollin has arrived here.
The police have paid domiciliary visits
to Louis Noir, Bombieux, and Charles
Hugo.
Prosecutions have been commenced against
the editor of lie Rappel for articles on the
! Tours irinl
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IL. Mason (colored), of4Arksnssss Gossuls
General to Liberia; and Ralph, Inspector
of Steamboats, for the eighth district.
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AcOuitfal.

BALTIMORE, March 29.-John Clare has
been acquitted.
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FERTILIZERS.

GROUND PLASTER, GROUND
W PLAsTER.-We offer for sale GROUND
pLASTEs OF best quality put mp in he ~ barrels
containing 400 pounds net each, and war; auted to
&c ground as tine as any offered for sale In Rich
!nond or elsewhere.
CALICO FERTILlZlNG COMPANY.
,pI.2 N I,p
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ERTlLIZERSl FEHTILIZERSi
FERTILIZERS

GROUND PLASTER from best Nova Scotia
lump;
Plf0SPIIo-PERCYIAN GUAEO. most su-
perior fertilizer per certificates Of many farm
rrs,
TOBACCO FERTILIZER, which has been
proven from nctual experience the best fertilizer
ever used on tobacco.
AM gradients used by us are warranted pure.
GALLEGO FERTuI2ING COMPANY.
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ERESu HOPS, FRESH HOPS.

Z. ' 80
le9 paCnda NEW HOPS, Of crop 1899.
WILLIAM G. DANDRlDGE & Cos,
@heS SCI Broad street,
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YOUR MONEY.
=
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.

THIS institution receives deposits OF ONE DOL
LAR or more and allows liberal Interest lhereon
Office 1900 MAIN STREET, Richmond:
President: JOHN e. BOssiEU y.
CaAiIinr THOMAS :. AKMISTEAD. mn I'm
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RICHMOND, VA. J
Are prepared to fill orders for their
TOBACCO FERTILIZER

Old UUMlNIUN tEHIILILEuS -.
q superior preparation for corn. oats, &C. Ths
TOBACCO FERTILIZER has been tested 90 often
beside Peruvian Guano and other leading fertll-
zers on tobacco. and with such uniformly salts
factory results that the company feel justified In
offering II rs the best fertilizer for this crop now
on the markct-Peruvian Guano not excepted.
Fresh ground PLASTER, AGRICULTURAL
SALT. GERMAN SALTS OF POTASH, &C..
al = avs on hand.
special pre- parations made at short notice.
Circulars forwarded to any address.
W. GILLIAN.
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SD D." SEA-FOWL GUANO.-We
D. have just received cargo or this very
superior GUANO. ,r,>rro m
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