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A Washington dispatch says that
some OF the Catholic clergy are start
ing an enterprise of their own in that
city for the reform of abandoned
women. Steps have been taken to es-
tablish there a branch OF the Catholic
institution called the "House of the
Good SheDherd. -
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H0s SPRINGS o. Arkansas.
Aeesm msdallsn lack Llas.
M. 3. DAVIS. Prsurlstpr.

IN successful operation for sU years. No
L THEoUaM FTcKEEa Baid On tkds uns.
Parties sRn ana KHoW Whas thay paJ for b.
fore parting with ous dellnE.
Thasa hnaE are AL ef tko very best nate
rial and bU s expressly a8r tAlg TAynl. 1hey
seat six psa soma, are lKREo ana Ioomys enc
may be aaea by parties - fIon I've 20 ave
Nth ordinsry haaasEs. ar fsT UVALzDa, sho
anERs hetnr - sonstra1to4 - eastlT 20 con-
sfffssta \ bad Rama2a 81, 1hia u the only
arcom mod tton aaaE L1na, and m through
-sekets ara sold over Is Eeakn nay be Sc
snTsd by letter OF tslsgrADh. On . at the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-22
rTALY.

ROME, September a.-The process
sion in honor of Italian unity was
very imposing. The patriarchs Of the
Armenian church joined in thisspOr-
ton Of the celebration. The illumi-
nation Of the city at night was very
grand. There was not the slightest
disturbance.
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THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Their Procession Throush the Streets Of
Baltimore Yesterday.

BALTIMORE, September q. - The
weather to-day was very favorable
for the procession Of the Knights
Templar. All the city courts and the
q. NOck Board adjourned, and the Gus
= House, POstOft1ce and many busi-
80 80 houses were closed during the
.lsooa-. - ion. Promptly at haf-past
\ 49, the several divisions assem-
S,oS - Neir respective rendezvous
II ~ - I with bands Of music TO
9lo P--..I.-e-- 5is., kere the general column
- y - sorr,;e5 : TIE distance Of the
march was laid >tON' On , Ihe RTo, MS-
gramme at about I've nilooi I5aioaL ~ ~
procession moved at u 9 clocA, -Os .;I1t ene
was au hour in passing Civ, u PThns' III
Over fifty cOmmandeFieS were .LlI'
each carrying beautiful and "a 0hiy y,
wrought banners, and nearly az
accompanied by bands of music. FO =
lowing these were carriages contain
ing visitors and distinguished mem
bers Of the order. In 'front.' Of the Ma
sonic Temple the Most Eminent
Grand Commander received a march
ing salute, after which the parade was
dismissed, and the commander ~
marched to their respective quarters.
The General Grand Royal Arch
Chapter Mss0ns Of the United States
held their session this morning in the
Masonic Templp; the session was OFF,
eiaI AID secret The folio sing officers
were elected Tor the next ensuing three
years; J II. DFummond (MaiDe),
General Grand High Priest; E. III.
Eaglish (ArksBsas), Deputy General
Grand High Priest; Charles HOher
(Maryland), General Grand King; !
Charles Marsh California;, General |
Grand Scribe John Mcclellan MAS
sschusetts), General Grand Treasurer;
@. g. Fox New York;, General |
Grand Secretary; Joseph Yeates /
(Wisconsin), GENERAL Grand Captain
OF the Host; d. q Dawkins (FlOrida), |
General Grand R0ysl Arch Chaplain. |
The number Of Knights Templar in /
uroeession was about 5000.
To night grand banquet was given /
To the Encampment OF the United /
States by the Grand COmmaudery of /
MARYLAND. at the Maryland Institute;
sls0 at Coneordia Opera House, Mason |
&c Temple. new Assembly rooms and st |
the headquarters Of the different Bal |
timOre COmmanderies.
The committee awarded to Detroit !
COmmandery No. l the silver service |
presented by Baltimore CommandeIy
No. 2, fox the greatest proficiency In
drill.
About 25OO Knights visit Washing
ton tomorrow.
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Intelligence from Washington states
that the new German minister has in
formed the president Of one Of the
schutEsn vereins there that Emperor
William has sent them a present Of
six stands Of cbsssepOt rifles, which
have already left Berlin.
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DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, September A.-The
Government of Denmark has institu-
tea stringent measures against the In
PRODUCTION of the cholera.
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BOSS TWEED FIGHTS FOB THE HAG-
GERTY
4--H--4.
Policy Dealer srsught to BOek In Louis
VILE.

LOUISVILLE, September 21.-The
case Of the commonwealth against
George Webster was called in the
Louisville city court yesterday, there
being several indictments pending
against Webster for promoting the
Ksntucky and Paducsh Lotteries and
selling tickets in the same. The case
against Webster was dismissed by
the court on the ground that said bus
iusss was conducssd under laws Of the
common wealth Of Kentucky, legaliZ
ing the Kentucky and PadUcah lot
teries. Able arguments were made
on both sides. Ex-Governor Bran
lstte and Judge Bullitt Ter the defense,
and Frank Hogan for the State.
The excitement among the tax-
payers in New York in regard to the
enormous stealiDgs ehectsd by the
BOss's ring had commenced to sub
side, when, yesterday morning, the
whole thing was revived by the dis
covery that, about a year since,
vouchers for over q million dollars
Wsre stolen from the same Sflcer who
lately lost a lot Of the same sort of
documents. "The slaves of the Hng"-
the peOple-ars anxious 70 know,
within a million or 50, what has been
stolen, but if things 60 on at this rate,
it is hardly probable that they will
ever receive the information.
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FOR REAT

- EVHRAL IArRo Ana very desirable con.
y TON OFFICB In the rev bNtlaing.
ass. ass RBd ass Frssi Strsst.
s~ Also. Stores Nos. SSg and ake Frsnt
street leach 8 by Lie fostl, good 1ooation. and
WalI adapted toi' pEaeaes business
So Naata RQ3leTate. APply -
fF& 4El'4AAE kA104- G4WXNB<E.
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gAVM OHA OF THE LARaEEF STOCKS
II hhs svsr bssn thsir plsasura to Ohsr.
sotA - ths city and aoznSrJ trade, consisting
in sarf, vtH:
lee baSl GsEes IOoe ka<s Nails;
lee h6AA- n@EsF see bbIs. 9aE1r;
0ooo bals- ErOa-atea aEl aagRNFRs;
9oOS PleSsa BaBgtng,2 - 81 pounds;
I5ee Dbtn. RioaF all grades;
IeOs bbis. Bait see bsis. whisky;
see PkH-. rebRs~o lee eases Sardines
zee eAses oysters;
BarSa. Mesa Pork, Hasas. Lard
Maekarol MOiasses, H@aH, aBa VarfOna
ether articles In thetF nne too aaner.
ems - mention
The attSHtion OF wholesale dealers Is spe-
oially invttsd to ihair laTg ok whioh h 4
been gotten mp with greet care. and r. offered
ct prices thst mast ssOVs satisfactory to buy
ers,
Their Cotton Department Is under the
Oh srEs Of A G. TRIAD ELL, vac gives mis-
psr=cn l Atssztt0 70 he sale 81 COitnn and
having had IL FsarH sKpeTieRcs IN the buai-
meas, fsol7 SemPes eat 70 go tEsffs- - shipper
in the sale 81 sac sbaPis. They Woula thsI
sturn anks for the vs~y Hs@rsl patronage
harsisTors zxtzaded to hem, and re=peet
fally sTli@tt = cozElnu ace OF the sEns.
SELF aAE
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aElo,NM.

BRUSSELS, September zl.-Jdne z-.,obs. Pto7 t;o1,
cession Of the engineers, in eeGDrss,on faoe .,s.
of the end II the strike, took 'As'oe 90
terday.
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AkSIGnEEIS N0IlG

Il pss-ons bolainC ol.iHs "a
n ate arm O. Osr 1foa ~ r qos-s u
foYnIsG ns with auihsatfosfo &C unist
1he anne to anaois no 10 declare oiy cef u
- provided in the AasiEnn snE Of aid Loco
a Bros m ada 20 ne on q 9th dzy Of JaDu-
foSa RnN EI5EnAE,
AaziEnas 81 Loeb 4 Bros.
SO. SO lxain stras4 ssuzEsis. Ssaa- SO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-22

The alleged cases Of Asiatic cholera
said 70 have been developed at Perth
Amboy, New Jersey, are being inYes-
tigated. II has heen ascertained that
q lately arrived German woman died
al Woodbridge, near Perth Amboys
last week, Of a disease that physicians
pronounced cholera. The village OF
Woodbridge IN consequence OF the re-
port was nearly depOpulsted.
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OFFICHRAs
ED. CoEEHz4I., President.
\ RH9NAA, Viao-Froa&aaG
Up PRNC8O1T, Baaratarys
Wa. BBBCH, Rfeaszrur.
ONLY m0mbsra OF the Order In god seaad.
~ ing admitted. Tie teas ara hmakl. A.
raisaion fea, s., In advance. A1nzAl fee, "a.
In adVAnOa, and q zpon the death of eAah
manber within thirty days aflar ssing asta-
nedl, Whsn his tamily, or aay par1on aaElg-
mated hy him, VIII be entitled 70 the aaGre-
sato OF = from avary 1ana8aT of the Aaso-
eiAtion. All Odd FallcWs in HaBnsABso. Ms
sisnippi and AIkansas, are aliaible 70 mesa
barEhfp. This IL strictly an ODD Fellow . In
atituti0n. 70 aanaat ths families Of Its de-
ceased menthsnE AUlS d&W
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A movement has recently been
made to enlist the entire Masonic fra
ternity in the country in finishing the
WashinRten national nonumeat.
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THF AsHRs CONVICT HAGGERTY.

About six O'Clock this evening, dur
ing the examination Of the ashes Of
the burnt vouchers, which lay In heaT
near the jauitor's room, portions Of
several burnt vouchers were found In
a sufficiently preserved condition to
rake out the figures on them with
the aid Of glass.
The Committee of Seventy this
morning resolved to ask District-At
torney Garvin for permission 10 ap-
pear by council at the examination,
before Judge Bowling, Of Hs2gerty,
BsIch, and Mrs. HA9gerty, and ap-
pointed VIM. @. Barrett as such coun-
sci.
It is reported that another warrant
has been Issued for the arrest Of . per-
son high in of1cial position. The de-
tectives are looking for him, and it is
reported that he cannot be found and
has fed.
BOSS TWEED FIGHTS FOR THE HAG-
GERTY.
The MqR says in reference to the
voucher robbery: sit is strange and
significant that every movement Of
the Comptroller to obtain evidence
to convict the guilty parties has been
closely watched by the police, and the
affidavit of Mary Conway shows that
she had to give her evidence to Con-
molly under threats tr0n influential
quarters, and against at least the
moral influence OF the police. 1t looks
very much as though Tweed was
bound 10 protect his fsVOKite, Hagger-
", and as though the police force had
been used to q greater or less extent
to defeat the ends of Justice"
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light demand but holders nrm, at %. Bacon
IN fair demand and higher a. regards Ehoul-
ders and clear sides; clsar RIB ard bulk sides
dull; shoulders sold % 753e; elear sides at
sc. Hams have advanced TO tic. Hogs in
fair demand and higher, at 81 204 76. Whisky
in fair demand and higher, and sOerce and
arm, sc Ole; aoarcsIy any in markst.
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4 o. FEnADWELL., late Aeasham 4 Treadwell
A. =. E1ZAbWnI4L. OF Tread veil Eros.
B. A. TKHA5WELL, of fF6adWsll Bros.
B. D. PaHABWKIsI., Of TreadWsll Bros
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-02-17

Mr.. SPEAKER Grateful to the House
for the interest il manifested in the Will
mington, Charlotte and Rutherford Rail-
road, when the affairs of that company
were under debate in the early part of the
session, l am emboldened to invite its at
tention again to the subject, hoping that
the merits Of this bill will commend it to
the favorable consideration of every mem
Der who has at heart the prosperity Of our
people. In deciding upon this matter af-
fecting vitally the interests of SO large
portion of North Carolina. 1 feel assured
that my friends will rise above the res
traints of sectional Influences, and that if
the proposition advocate merits their
fay Or, they will accord it all the support it
deserves. In Difference to the tenderness
we all acknowledgement in common
with the other Members of this House
upon the subject of appropriations to In
ternal improvements, have to state ex-
plicitly that do not ask in this bill that
the State should incur additional liability
because of this company. 7 do not ask
for any appropriation from the kind
mother whose fostering care has already
extricated us from difficulties that seemed
iusurmountable. do not ask that the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-02-17

a m ore humble reprt Sen tative of the De-
mocracy OF New Hanover county. SIR,
consider that al appTeciative rememb b, apce
of the past cannot fail TO move the friends
of that great work to aid us in our Dr. sent
enterprise. In like manner 4 would ask
the Representative from the West 10 give
this bill favorable confederation. The
completion of this road will eventuate as
much to their advantage ns 10 that of Viii
mington.
Here sir, our interests are identical.
For what is it they desire? A. market for
their overhoWing granaries, cheap transpor-
tatlon for their fruit, an outlet to the sea
for the rich products Of their mines.
Sir, we offer it in the completion and ex-
tension OF this line. We give them North
Carolina market, the cheapest and most al
vantageous upon the coast. We promise
them in return cheaper manufactures, salt,
molasses, farming implements and other
heavy articles than either charleston or
Augusta can furnish them. Here, then, is
their interest in this measure. And yet,
sir, would not appeal to them solely on q
question of interest. 1 doubt not, sir, il
will also be their pleasure to promote the
prosperity of our North Carolina port, and
their pride to glory in the growth of our
'fcity by the sea-"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-02-17
MARRIAGE GUIDE.

EVERY ONE HIS OWN DOCTOR.
private instructor for MARI ed persons or
those about to be IL carried. both male and female,
in everything concerning the physiology and re-
Iations OF sexual system, and the production
and prevention of offspring. including all the new
discoveries never before given iu the English lGn
guage, by VIM. YOUNG, NJ. d. This is really
valuable aud Interesting work. 1t ia written in
plain language for the general reader, and IL IL
lustrated with numerous engrayings. Ali young
married people. or those contemplating marriage,
and having the least impediment to married life,
should read this book. It discoses secrets that
every should be acquainted with still it is a
book that must be locked up and not lie about
the house. It will be cent to any address on re-
ceipt Of SO cents. Address Dr. WM. YOUNG,
phia.
oct 81 37-6mch
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-02-17
DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE
u OF THE
Lodi Manufacturing Co."

For sale in lots to suit customers. This article
is sold for HALF THE PRIOE of Tother fertili-
and Vegetables, tn an any other in the market.
tits made entirely from the night soil, obal, &c'
of New York Oity.
Price, delivered on board in New York OltyI
twenty-five Dollars per Ton.
Had the following TestimOntals'
JAcoB JoYNER, Esq. of Greenville. N. O., I'M
dor date of October 25th, 1870. says: " The
Foudrette purchased Of you last spring, used
the cheapest and best fertilizer we can use in
this section
DAVID W. GAsK1LL. of Washington. N e.. un-
der date of Nov. 4th, 1870, says: II used your
Double Refined POudYette on Cotton in the same
way lin the drill,) side by side with Peruvian
Gusno, the Poudrette in one row and the Guano
IN the next and pronounce it superior to tn g
Guano. In the spring the rows whore used
the Gueno looked the best, but in june and July,
who have seen tu It il eauag to Gusno,
ana think they will unite with me in using it
another year."
JAMES 3. WILDER, Of Franklinton, N O., says.
Double Refined Poudrette on Cotton. and it
will, without doubt. make more than . s56-
Manure. The Phosphate I used on Got
ton, Sweet Potatoes and garden truck, all of
which did exceedingly well"
J. J. Rollins. of Pactolus. n. O.. under date OF
Refined Poudrene and Bone Dust are all they
are recommended to be. used the Poudrette
on Corns and although the season mas Deen very
unfavorable for all kinds OF fertilizers on nay
sandy soil, I was perfectly satisfied, and believe
it the cheapest fertilizer we use."
J. A. J. AsKEw. of Oolerain, n. O., in letter
planters have some Of the Double Refined Pou-
dreete.' One says he wants tons next seaeor
70 put under Corn. used tons on Corn, and
although the season was unfavorsble, it aston
ished every one who saw it. think il the bes
fertilizer for Corn ever saw"
A Pamphlet giving full directions, &C., sent or
application to
JAMES T. FOSTER,
Box $780, New York p. 0.
Office 66 Cortlandt Street, New York.
For sale by
SPRUNT & HINSON,
Wilmington. n. O.
Ian 43 49-wlSt.ch
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North CarOIina--BIaden County.

IN PROBATE COURT, JANUARY 3, 1871.
Petition to sell Land TO make Assets.
Howard Smith, Administrator of Jonas Smith.
Heirs at Law of Jonas Smith.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that the children of Wilson smith and Simon
Smith. who are heirs of Jonas Smith, reside be-
yond the limits of the State. 1t is therefore or
dered that the ssid children (whOse names are
not k"own) of Wilson Smith and Simon Smith,
appear at the office of e Clerk OF the Superior
Court on the 18th day of February next, and
answer the complaint in this proceeding, or
judgment will be rendered against them pro
confessO.
(Witress) D. BLUE, O. s. O.
ian IS 49-W6t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-02-17
CANCERS. TUMORs. ULCERs.

Astonishing cures by Prof. Kline, at the Pha
delpbia Cancer Institute, 93l Arch, street, Phla-
pelphii Pa. At Branch Offices by DR. Dalton.
238 W. Fourth street, Cincinnati. Ohio, by DR..
Greene, Char otte. N. O., by DR.. Hesly. stutble-
field House, Atlanta, Ga.
WONDERFUL CANCER ANTIDOTEs,
No Knife. No C1ustic Medicines No Blood.
Little Pain.
For particulars call address either Of the
above.
ian 27 5l-3mch
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OUR RALEIGH LETTER

I'm Peac hme nt-The Great DIscussiOn-The
Au-kIux Question TO be Asked-GOv
Graham Conviction Governor
Holden Capitalization ST
Carey--Wiiminsto tom Spec
COurt-SAlar1es s. Fees
Convention q md The
RGdfcals-.' Our
Pc in
Council,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-02-17
NOTICE.

N'HE sUBSORIBER HAVING QUALIFIED as
l. Administrator of John Jones deceased
hereby gives notice to ali persons indebted to
the Estate OF said deceased to AXE immediate
payment, and 10 those having demands against
Gated within the time prescribed by law, or this
notice Will be pleaded in bar OF their recovery.
January 9th, 1871.
JOHN 4. JONES,
Administrator.
Jan u 49-WRW
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-02-17
Our Annual Descriptive Catalogue Of
YegetahIe and Flower Seeds.
67 Nnssnu street, New YORK
IAN 90 6O-W4tch

A VOID QUACKs.-A VICTIm OF EARLY
n indiscretlon. causing nervous debility, pro-
advertised remedy, has discovered e simple
means of self cure which he will send free to his
fellow sufferers, j. H. FUTILE, 78 Nassau st.,
New York City.
ian 13 40-w6mch
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-02-17

Mr. Muugen, Democratic member OF
Congress from Ohio, got off good thing
in his speech on Paraguay the other day.
He said +:
II am down on Lopez. / am partlcn,
larry down on him because he mprdere"
all his Relatives. H. shot bis prolne!,
tortured his mother ard starved MS
brother-in-law. Now, our Itssluens 2, ooeSn y
treat his brother-in-laW that way
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-02-17
Reported fo- tQe Journal.
REMARKS OF RR. ASHE.

On Tie BIZ concerning the Witminqtos,
Charlotte and Rmberford Railroad,
IN the House, on Friday,
February 2, 1871.
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Col, JAS. W. MORRIS.

DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS, ALEs, WINES, BRANDIEs. RUNS.
WdIsKYS, GINS, CIGARS. dc.
complete stock always on hand
Opposite Z. r. Shed. Godshoro'. n @.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-02-17

Should Gov. Holden be convicted, the
following might become popular nursery
song:
Who Kill ed Bill Holden
~" said tn spa TOto, .....
"a N bow Ga rrOw,
! Iii Ell Bdl h ~. a."
Who aug his grave
81" said the Kirk
with roy .rd and dirk,
dug his grave"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-02-17

At the election in Lenoir county, on
Thursday last, to fill the vacancy OCCASION
ed by the resignation of B. F. Parrott,
ESQ, Holden's BrigadieF General W. F..
Loftin, Postmaster at Kinston: &c., &C.,
il reported to have been elected by the in
sionifcant majority of 1O4. This is a
great falling off in the Republican ma
iority since the Fall election.
= Newb. Jour. of Commerce
The Journal of Commerce states that
the fine building in Newbern. known az
the Mclean building. in which 10 the
Craven county court rooms, is TO be con-
verted into O cotton factory.
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square, of 10 lines or less, for each and every
insertion, 81. .....
Special Notices will be charged s26O per square
f"reach and every insertion.
All Obituaries and private publications OF every
character, are charged 30 advertisements.
@-No advertisement. rejecting upon private
character, can, under ANT o1acuxsrAsoxs, 30
| admitted.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-02-17
special Invitation.

81 Strangers and Home. Folks visiting or
passing through 0cldsboro', will always ind
IUNOH and MEALS at ali hours {; Norfolk Oys.
tiers. and First Claes BAR ROOM good az
tentiye Walters and Comfortable Fires, at
]. W. MORRIS RESTAURANT,
Opposite L. r. Shed,
Goldsboro', n. @.
aF ISAAC, for years the popular Porter ofths
old Griswold House," is the head waiter in
this Establishment. ~5n
feb 5 1I1-2t-l.2t
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TIN WARE!!
1871.

1871, TIN WARE!! 1871.
10000 the I1 spIins Trade. q M =. low ~
country North or South. Ten per cent. in the
Freight saved by buying here I! Send for new
Price List and pstroniZe your neighbor.
I am also sole Agent for the sale of Choice
Durham Smoking Tobacco"
Address z. 81. POGUE.
feb s. -2m Hilsboro', n. c.
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jan l3
''Gardening for Profit
" Practical Horticulture"

PETER HENDERSON
The former detailing the system of Market
Gardening; the latter DESCRIPTIVE of the
modes OF Commercial Horticulture, as prac-
tlced in the vicinity OF New York. Mailed,
postpaid, for 81 so each
Our Annual Descriptive Catalogue of
Vegetable and Flower seeds.
Containing two new and BEAUTIF u LILY COL-
OREO PLATES. is now ready. Also, Catalogue
OF
NEW AND RARE PLANTS.
ILLUSTRATED with Colored Plates aud En-
cravings. Roth will bs mailed on recent of
Twenty five Gents, or sent with either OF the
above Books FREQ Of charge.
HENDERSON g. FILE MING
Seed Merchants and Growers,
67 sRssHu Street New York.
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