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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-12
The woman question-Is he married?

The woman question-Is he married?
Grass-seeds for croquet lawns form a
London trade specially. ..f
The premium lazy man does all his read
ing In the autumn, because the season
turns the leaves.
Jefferson, you say ?" was the remark Of
p. Green while complimenting the por-
trait on O ten-cent stamp. Jefferson?
That don't look no more like Joe Jefferson
than it does like me-"
It is said that one United States senator
congratulated another senator who had just
concluded one of his great efforts thus: A
great speech-the best speech ever heard
delivered by man who knew so little about
his subject" -
A Young man who had been narrating
some of his own wonderful exploits to "a
crowd Of loungers one day was thus re-
buked by an old codger among the listen
ers Young man, amt you ashamed to
talk 30 when there are older and ADLER liars
than yourself on the ground ~ -
A good old Massachusetts deacon, re-
Gently deceased, was once called in question
upon some points of faith pertaining to his
denomination. With great deal Of earn
estness, his reply was: "Don't tell me
that a mistaken. know all about Con-
gregationalism, for my son has taken the
Congregational Globe for years !" - !.
Mat. NJ was queer genius. A
neighbor found him at work one day at an
enormous wood-pile saving away for dear
Life with an intolerably dull saw. 60 Why
don't you sharpen your saw, Mat 2" asked
the neighbor. Looking up with an inimita.
bly, drol expression, 81 should think had
work enough to do to saw up this wood.
phe, without stopping to 6harpen SAWS"
It Ia related that the Rev. DR.. Samuel
West, OF New Bedford, once reduced a re-
fractory choir In the followingw way It hay
ing been rumored that they would not sing
mote on the next Sabbath, he commenced
morning worship by giving out the hymn,
"Come We who love the Lord" After
reading 1t through he looked up very en-
phatically at the choir and said: "You will
begin at the second verse;:
"Let those refuse to sing
Who never knew our God" ....
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This old and egl.known virginss institution in.
sufes Buildings perpetual os ennaiD pSlsgS.JFf
LARS insufed on property Pledged 70 make eood
Msss fisns1Wo AED AsuBAHfEa sfssI
LIONS 0F D0LLARshssetEenp aid IN losses 10
. npw sssss q Of f w HsusuRrD xH0svfEsS
5DOLLIs R6 10 nxss pasfsof ft5fos,,
Closed T5R aIlsf ss'Tsx sseTis - -
The sformer, f0ur-aftbs systen Of INSURANCE. hss,
been abolished. snd Other important chanses msds
Losses eqrttahly adjusted and promptly psid.
j. B. DANToRTH. Secrsta 49, y
I'D. nlFFoRTE, AsaistsDf accrstAfyslHf =
sAafyxL H. PUEEikNe caafector.s rsya =:
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By Grubbs & Williams,


Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
USTEE'S SALE OF A SMALL
TWO MILES NORTHEAST OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.-In execution of the provisions OF
dt ed Of trust from W. +. G. Garnett ana wlie 10
and recorded In HcnrIco county court office, be-
ing thereto required by the holder Of the mote Sc Sc
premises, on MONDAY, 10th May, Mt O'Clock
Nj, If fair If not, then on the first fair day there
after, ut the same hour. q TRACT OF LAND con.
tanning 20 ACRES or whereabouts. bounded by tic
lands of A, .. Holiday, A. L. and j. ID. Mos:y,
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and the lands
of Webster and Thompson, This land lies very
well for gardening and is In very improving
neta hborhood.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to dcfrav expenses of
sale and to pay off note for 5000. due 7tn April,
1870 the residue upon such terms as said Garnet
may direct. or upon terms to be fixed by the trus-
tee at the time ofsale.
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. my0
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II ARGE SALE OF
IL CARTS, WAGONS, 3d.. @a j.
fWHEE2BAR II .ri6
SAFES, AXES s.g...
..., t.. HORSE and MULE SHOES, .
GRAIN BAGS,
and other articles will take place at the Virginia
Pcnitentiary on the nth INSTANT, commencing
ut 10 O'Clock, and continue till all the articles are
sold G. +. STR0THER.
my3 e.. Superintendent.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash for all sums less than
fifty dollars above that amount negotiable note
at sixty days with approved security. .
! ~. GEORGE F. STROTHER,
mya Superintendent.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and huctloneers,
.. 1ll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL
l. SUBURBAN RESIDENCE AT AUCTION.
By virtue of q certain deed of tru:t bearing date
the Sd July, 1889, to the undersigned rs trustee,
and recorded in the clerks Office, of the county
court of Henrlco, D. B. 85 p. $50, being required
sell at auction, on the premises. MONDAY the
10Th instant sts O'Clock r NJ, the ZEAL ;lti hS
FOUR ACRES, more or less. Of RICHLY III.
PROVED GARDEN LANE. with q handsome
BRICK DWELLING, substantially built, con-
tanning eight rooms, four on each floor. and pas
sage through the centre brick kitchen, frame
barn stable, &C., all In frst-rate repair and SUI
about one mile northwest of Richmond, on the
Brook Turnpike opposite the toll gate. Toll six
or seven dollars per annum. ..'"
TERMS Enough In cash to defray the expense
ofexecuting this trust and to pay off i note s0f
81, $50 with interest thereon from the 9th April,
ultimo the residue In four, eight, and twelve
months, for negotiable notes, interest added and
secured Rs aeesa oasr RICHARDSON, Trustee.
RTrH lpDsOy Geo. AuctioneerS,
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ACHES. LAND INaTHE

cIYTY-TW0 ACRES. LAND MaTHE
u COUNTY, OF HENR1G0. 0N.THE I'LL.
TIsMSfsiIfsG ROAD, ELEVEN MILES FROM
RrcHMOGD, FOR SALE AT, AUCTION.-0n
SATURDAY, I 18th instant, d. . o.clock ~. W,
Two ACRES OF LAND. located as described
aboye-one-haIf OF which Is I'm woods, the either
has had the timber cut of. The land LII light In
character and well adapted TO gardening pur-
poses. 3 On thsplacaare two springs Of excellent
water, but no buildings. :, - 80, -,
TERMS 3 AZ sale sINiA4i LEE 4 GODDIEE,,H .
| myi2 Auctsbneers.gS
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BY Grubbs i Williams,
: =
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

htaI Eslate Age1I5 hIu II uOst0Hco1o'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
A VERY VALUABLE LOT ON THE
IN NORTH Sue OF THE BASIN BANK
RUNNING BACK TO CARY STREET Be
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH AT = uCTlON;;
On FRIDAY, 18th May. at IL O'Clock NJ, we viii
sell upon the premises, the LOT situated Ms above
aud occupied by j. N. Pitcher. It fronts on me
basin 43a feet and runs back 40 feet to Cary street,
thus having two fronts-affording facilities for re-
ceiving and di3charging merchandise.
This property may be recommended az safe
and profitable investment.
TERMS At sale.
- -, - - GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
nv 10 AuctIoneerS.
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POSITIVE SALE.

DosITIyESALE. ~ IL ri. S. l.}tt.} /!
The ENGINE. BOILER and BETTING,
STONE MILL, BARK MILL, IRON MILL,
sHAFTING and hELTIEG. &C., belonging to
SATURDAY at Il O'Clock, at the wharf in Pc
tersburg
my list, ~ e. JOHN LYON, Trustee.
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TOBACCO FERTILIZERS.
We offer to planters preparation for

We offer to planters preparation for
TOBACCO . ..t., ....
which contains all the necessary ingredients for
making the crop heavy and good, aud ut tie same
time enable 1t to stand severe drought.
This fcct.liZcr has been tried on TOBACCO, and
those who have used 1t arc highly pleased with re-
suits. ....
Planters VIII find II to their interest to use the
T0B tCCO FERTILIZER
prepared by us. S..
: CALICO FERTILIZING COMPANY,
corner Twelfth and Cary streets,
Richmond Va,
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BY Grubbs & Williams, ....
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Rain and Bank.

DRICK STORE AND DWELLING ON
ID THE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY BETWEEN
FOUSHEE AND ADAMS STREETS AT AUG
TION.-On THURSDAY, 18th May, at O'Clock
P. NJ, we will sell, upon the premises, the house
occupied BY Mr.. z. P. O'DeI, adjoining The resi-
dence Of P. Bargamin, Esq. 1t Is well-bu1l
house. arranged and for many years used AS O
store below. with six rooms above for the accom-
mediation Of family. ..
The lot Is 30 by about 14o feet to an alley.
TERMS: At SALE s.sr...- .s s*
By request of the executor of James n. Pom
dexter, deceased. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
my8 Auctioneers.
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large SALE OF PROPERTY IN
IL THE TOWN OF SVILLE. by vfr-
tue of authority vested in me by the administrator
OF III. u. Turner, deceased, shall offer for sale ut
public auction, LIN the town Of Clarksytlle on
WEDNESDAY the 18th day of May, 1870, the fol-
lowing property belonging to the estate OF the
4 a LARGE sS BUILDING known as THE UPPER
HOTEL, well-fnished and commodous estab-
lishment. with all necessary fixtures, out
garden, &C., and some acre or more OF iana' at-
Also, a LOT, on which Is situated GROCERY
STORE, with good out-houses and garden.
. Also, number Of LOTS situated on virginia
street, scattered from the corner Of Virginia and
Church streets to Captain E. A. " llams,s store.
All OF these LOTS are well improved with COM
Portable DIV Ell l. / NGS, GARDENS QUE;
HOUSES, &C.. They eD brace some OF the most
desirable property In the town, and INCLUDE nearly
half OF the buildings on the south side OF Virginia
for Main) street. -
viii sell on the same Day several VACANT
LOTS loo ated In the town and q SMALL PIECE
OF LANDlyfng few miles from GAINESVILLE
A fine opportunity is here afforded 10 parties
wishing to Invest In this portion Of Virginia.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray the expenses
of the sale the balance upon q credit OF SIX and
twelve months, bond and approved personal secu-
rity being required Of the purchaser IN every case
and the title retained until The purchase money Is
paid.
The ipropertyts offered for sale byvartae of au-
thority vested In the administrator under the win
Of the decedent. E *. HARRIS,
up % E1sae!.I ita..ss $. Attorney.
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4 NELEGANTPRIvATE RESIDENCE

A N ELEt3ANIfRlfA IE h ES1OGNOE
N FOR SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION AT
cree or the Circuit Court OF Petersburg, made At
Its last November term, I'm the suit OF Freeman's
administrator vs.. Wright and wife, and Others,
auction on FRIDAY. the 9Th day of MAY, 1870,
on the premises, to the highest bidder that yslua-
Bile and commodioqs BRICK DWElLIMG AND
LOT known as the Freeman property, with the of.
fee and outbuildIngs attached situated in the cen.
tire Of the above thriving village 1t is most ell
gible summer residence for those WHO m as want
country The houseis OF the best In the
village with slate roof, containing six or eight
rooms, and passage extending Through the length
Of the house above and below stairs, With capa-
cious parIors and chambers. and 'pJrches both
front and rear, with beautiful yard and excel
lent garden. .Fsi.uggg erg o. .EstsTs,.tt ! 80.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash enough 70 pay costs Of
resale and the balance thatlnav be due on the first
instalment from the late purchaser supposed to
be $L2oGt on the day OF sale, and the residue or
said purchase money! to be paid on The 18th day Of
August, 1870 !; the purchaser giving bond With APP
proved personal security, and the title to be re-
tanned until the purchase money sbail be fully
paid ..-.......- r..N..
Possession on the day of January, 1871.
.,..... fo,,-s THOMAS T.,HItIi, .-l,.rr. s.
- - ''.'''' GEORGE $. BERNARD,
ap 2G--2iawtds Z -a,-- 20 Commissioners.
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After the above we will sell, upon the premises,
respectively, LOT on the east side Of Adams
street between Gary and Canal streets adjoining
feet and running back 100 feet.
And the very beautiful LOT on the south side Of
Main street between Second and Third streets, ad.
Joining the residence OF John D. Blair, ESQ.,,
2Six156 feet to alley 20 feet wide. This is very
desirable lot. .,..
~ GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
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rI,RfsFERsaIlf m AETtABKE

iAsTRaCT4e0Fsi land M eli UCEsfEK
COUNTY ATgAUGTI0NgA yTlEfne o. deed OF
trust dated the 14h day Eehrnary,1 1859 executed
Is the undersigned az trustee by =. Catiett sng
MA. Gatlett Ifs wife aud or record IN the clerks
fer for sale at anetion, on the 2sd day Of 9ay
hour Of O'Clock NJ, at the front door Of tina Gis
BAN In the city -of Rfchmond that VALCtaBLE
as WOODBURY., containing by estimatten, fonr
hundred and acres. and lJtnE NJ tacens %
York river. Two hundred acres Of the LAND are
of narsh.s There is DWELLING and other tnl-
proyements on the land. There Is Q paolic LAND
and the soil is said to be OF excellent quality. A
plat Of the land will he exhibited on day OF ssles
The terms OF the deed require cash TO the extent
win be m Ade on or before the sale By which nbe-
raj credit viii DO given on the residue OF The puf
chase money! .sa JAMES NJ TAYLOR, l5d'
my 10 - .-..-L - - nslEnH449s,E
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sEwENG.MACMINEss.


J G. II. BROWN. ---.-st-4-. C. l.. MIDWAY.
INV HEELERy, g., WILSON'S, sSEWING-
wv NJ ACaINE COMP ANY, have removed to
No. 7ss Main street, corner OF Eighth Persons
repaired, at lhis olacs: akEWING-MACHiNR
always on hand. -, go 80
II NV Z r15 iGEiIRGE 81, ERoWRa& &c. ~ 7
s. IssEaants and Eswing- aIaciifls Machfnists5.I
AGENTS WANTED. y:nnh saf
,GEWING-MACHINES or ALL KINDS
- REPIRED. ThssL okT LIP1YC SEW
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We aelI
She only PHQPER NEEDLES Tor. the, sLcAT
EEL1pT1O MACHINES. - ~ t1fisFI 80 afiE-F7f
's-slEE 8 So s. 4 aI0AT ID ADDINGrON,.t 1T,
~ He,i vr as Gary strae&. pear Eaeyteasfh
ID OBERT H. DAVIS,
III GAUGER GIIYsOF RICHMOND.
OFFICE WITH WHLIAM WALLAGE SGNsf
SsEs.sg VI ii rs EICHAIOGl VA. II lt9ss Si9gi 70
All orders promptly ended toi my ips-iua
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SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.- re-
- markab,e value Of this G UANO Is now so we'll
known and appreciated that 1t scarcely needs
farther commenaation from us. We viii only say
That the quality OF the Guano now In market Is
esen better than that heretofore sold by for the
company.
Orders and communications are solicited, and
Will receive prompt and careful attention.
Our Guano Circular, containing certificates and
farther information, mailed to all applicants. -
S." 1858. @..f.@a. y ALLISON Il ADDISON +'
ans ,..r t.g-r.-. o. . A gents for the COMPANY. "a
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VA AIMS RAW-BONE SUPER
w PHI. !SPHATE. now in the twelfth year of its
successful use is recommended with confidence as
the very best we are acquainted with. 1t Is made
from
KAW.BONE, GUANO. .sULPHURIC ACID,
POTASH. AND SODA, s......,
all subjected to chemical analysis before being
purchased and dissolved by the most approved
chemical processes. 1t is warranted free from
aduiteration, and the standard Of quality Is guar
antesd. ALLISON & ADDISON. III
General Agents for the Manufacturers.
..s Hichmoud, Va. =
ell applicants. 49, .--L-L APPS
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Mr.. JOHN WINGO, Of Amelia county, who
tested our TOBACCO FERTILIZER last year,
gives the following certificate
"hMELL, COURTHOUSE, April II, 1870.
t'In iustire to the Gallcgo FertilZing Company
will st:e that used co.. pounds OF your fertilizer
last year on tobacco on one acre of very poor
land sowed it on the hen-nest grass on the 18th or
June and planted the tobacco on the 18th. The to-
bacco grew off slowly, but continued green
through the entire drou9ht, which lasted until tho
25th Of September, and whcu cut the tobacco
found it fully equal 10 that raised on rich land
with the sl!ne amount or bought fertilizers be-
sides farm-pcn and stable manure. I sowed the
land In Woodfn wheat (Which Is late kind OF
wheat the Esd October, and 1t Is looking well,
and bids fair TO make n fine crop.
Every respectfully,
ap I6-1fn JOHN WISGO.'
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MACHINERY, 81
MACHINERY, sc.
M CHI NE SD oP'
: SLOAT & ADDINGTON,
MAUHIEISTS,
WORKS AND OFFICE: A15 CARY STREET, NEAR
RICIIAlQND- A.

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK; REPAIRING
STEAHl-ENGINES and BOILERS In city and
and repaired with all kinds of steam fittings for
same PLATFORM and other SCALES AID
JUSTED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JUDSON'S PATENT STEAM-ENGlNE CO.
VERNON, SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM-EN.
CINE PACKING Utica steam-Gauge Compa-
gauges are warranted Tor a year. We know them
to be the best gauge now in use. They are LESS
in price than any other make. A full line Of the
above articles always on hand We also keep
HOLLANDS PATENT SEhF-FEEDING OIL
CUP for shafting and all kinds Of machinery, which
and best thing now out. Come and see it and us.
. ! GEORGE B. SLOAT. @---s--.ze
myl0 A. JACKSON ADDINGTON.
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M ESONs AND ORANGEs.-Fresh LIE.
sA1sMosk aud 0sANe Es Just received on con-
s' sp SO Ro osss n h. wurIA.s q COZ
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

INTERNAL REVENUE
/ UNITED STATES INrERSAL. KrykSsE,t
COLLECTORS OFFICE, TRIED DIST, VA,
resslt7$~t3 RicHMoyp, May 8, is7o. -
HAVING RECEIVED FROM THE
IL ASSESSOR the LISTS or ASNUAES
TAKES. for this District, thereby give notice %
all persons conducting business IA the city 81
Ricbmcpd and county o. tHenrace, for which a
special tax 81 required, that pa yYneAs ntlet fe
made on or before the IlTApkY GR MAY, ie5os Ne:
my Office at the ensto house, In the city OF Rich
mond. After that date ali per7ops isbis To Ale
special tax, aud who have not paid the sauna VII
be dealt with according - -, 80 =
sz9s.ag I collsctor 1hird Dissrisl q ahsnia 8
sUsarrpsTATEsIx4A ssaAL RsyEs aEs s.,
CoLLEcToRaS OFFICE, THIRD p1Srs3NA ET
Observation-Disclosures
HAVING RECEIVED sfHElT RSTlOF
III ANNUAL TAXES forthis lststyicsA here
by give notice that the payment or Chg $sKhR In.
comes Watches, Plate, as, due bysSAs&Ha& OF
tie city OF Richmond sena county OF Hf6Ssc4
mast be Insde at my office. at tho Castgpae 6aasS
ia the city OF Rtchnsohd. on or ex fore sthe sefH
DaYoF MAY, slsfe.. The nun pcfialsysf fhoa law
WIN be- Imposed on oil who haze taiIed se pay III
'n N.Y. as.a coileesor Third Diss 4 pmsss
NxYNDDlNG CARDS pRINTKn AT
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aa,pKs ATE srArIoNEaY.

- -,r,r . = 80,
n At GEORGE ' 7: B1De 500 ss,n :, 90,
..BhFF I En'aN or NJ H aicassi skAaD,s
WRONG.n Juna Goddard. &c., ss.It4; .rse5..,.
t@''h RACE FOR a. WIFE" soc. = 90
SKELETON TOURS THROUGH ENG
q as go Il IR GLAND, &C.. iac.i 10 On
THE HOUsEHOLD TREASURY.,hJ De-
signed for Restaur ants, etc. 81.
/ .'TH LIFE OF BiSMARCk.n, S3.2tiisiEfoi
MODERN BRITISH ESsAYIsT." tCarlyie.l
: a afa isssssi so5BsrETR1c oPER ATOMS
$3.50. my IL et
nj EW IIAW.-RAEDOLPH~ 81 ENG
~ LlSH. lals MAIN, STREET, have received
vol. Wallace's Reports, Sherwood ethics and
Letters, Morse on Banking. Rsdaeld,s American
Rail Ways Cases, p oWell's analysis Of AMERICAN
Inv, and m sny otter new works Their stock OF
Standard Law aud Miseal,apeots Books nsg aud
s & ssSsa e ed sG9ss sapsasi IS
ifNOPYfNG.PRRssiss, 'F'a0ss 78s EE'Ea E'faa
~ LEIgRR GOrYiAs5aB0 DORIS ,saE1.
-s1 7 sR5 iAfisstsFfpER sas' ssss,.sts +
together Win fssla ssoSk ef BIlGSK COCKS and
other SgATIOSEkYfoe tho Office ana eonnttae-
room. WUgDH0usE q PARHAM,
! n ssess Booksellers ana ssatieners,
az Y 80. lSys asln alTsssa
N EsfoNs AND ORANGEs.-FreshL LIE.
s4lsMpSH aud ORANGES Just received on con-
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~ n. WALKER s. Co.,, 80. "a . sfi.
~. FIRE. MARINE AND INLAND fsfaf
INSURANCE AGENTS aslEs IL !,
OFFICE No. i0f$ MAIN STREET,
under Messrs. Z. III. Maury d Co.

Buildings, merchandise, furnitures sad personal
property Of all kinds, in the city and rountRy. ny
.sused against loss or damage by 1rs the lowest
rates In companies or the highest standings. geEsi
Tobacco IN warehouses and marine and inlzEd
risks taken at the lowest rates. -.
Losses equitably adjusted aud pTompssy paid.
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DAUGH'SlI IMPROVED ,RAW-B0NE
ID PHOSPHATE, unsurpassed for raising To-
BACCO, CORN. and all CEREAL and GRASS
CROPS, and for en:iching WORKOUT land 50 per
cent. cheaper than Peruvian Guano. Its analysis !:
a-7s per cent. ammonia SO per cent: bone phos-
phate of lime 1895 per cent OF which ID soluble.
it has been in use for over fifteen years, and Its
reputation Is unsurpassed II has been recently
greatly improved BY an tnGrease OF AMMOElA;
Is asked. ,PIanterscan purchase on four and six
months time with approved city acceptances.
Orders flied at lowest manufacturers rates by
ostsc s. ,#tt LEE, Seldom b CO.,
Re el-3m 2ole Agents for Richmond. Va.
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UrANTED, BY A YOUNG LADY OF
wv several years. experience, and one compe-
tent to teach Music French and English, a situa-
uoYi rs TEACHER In private or public school;
former preferred. For further information adj
dress Mt this office, g. G.. sr my l0--dst&w2t*
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A GRICULTURAL sALT-1,200 sacks
IN AGRICULTURAL SALT OF superior aaal.
itT, to which. the attention Of commission mer-
chants and planters t1s specially invited q 4 bis
nent, fertilizer on themarket. For saleb
AM .-,yT $500 .s-rss &. O. TARDY L. Co.
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T5NHE SOUTHERN FERTILIZING
Il #..... fri. COMPANY. ..yrf. a.... .... sf.EaE

Il ...rs..,a. COMPANY ..a#rE a5"Es
OFFICE, CORNER CARY AND VIRGINIA srs.,
.. RICHMOND, VA. !
Are prepared to ell orders for their
~. TOBACCO FERTILIZER Ht~s..."
AND
OLD DOMINION FERTILIZER,
q superior preparation for corn, oats, &c. The
ACCOFFRTIIIZERha has been tested so often
beside Peruvian Guano and other leading fertilt-
zers on tobacco, and with such uniformly salts
offering 1t the best fertilizer for this crop now
on The market-PeTuyian Guano not excepted,
Fresh ground PLASTER, AGRICULTURAL
SALT. GERMAN SALTS oE;IPoTAsH,J &C.,
81 avs on hand. Id ~
Special preparations made ut short notice.'' =
Circulars forwarded TO any address.
'7,77.77 = - - W. GILLIAN,
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Card of Thanks.
OscEoLA Mills, July 81, IS

OSCEoLA MILLS, July 81, 1870.
At meeting of the citizens of Osceola,
held this day, the following resolutions wei c
adopted:
Resolred, That the thanks of the COM
munity are hereby rendered to the Hon. b.
E. Rose, Chief of Vigilant Fire Co., No. .,
OF Altoona, and the generous members OF
the Company, for their prompt response to
our call for aid, at the tine of, and during
the dis astrous fire that occurred on Satur-
day night, July 10th. 1870; to the able and
efficient officers, A. j. Cassatt, Superintend-
ent OF the Penna r. r., and George G..
Wilkins, Sup't of Branch Road, for their
kindness in dispatching trains for our relief !;
to the citizens of Dunbar, PhiiipSburg and
Tyrone for their timely assistance, and to
II. e. .. Kerr, Councilman of the city of
Altoona, for promptly soliciting the services
of the Steamer and its able and efficient
members
Resolced, That a copy of these resolu.
tons be forwarded to the gentlemen named
and that the Clearfeld, Tyrone, Altoona and
Philipsburg papers be requested to publish
the same. W. A. CRIsT, Scc'y.