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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-17
FOR S.aLE OR RENT.

FOR RENT-The STORE 90 King st., at
Lib present occupied by b. Strauss as a clothing
store. Possession given July lst. Apply on tho
premises. je l-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-17

Ms- butcher LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER
sweeps them off and clears the house speedily
Try it-Sold by dealer everywhere. ap29-eo2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-17

DRIME NEW YORK FACTORY, Pineap-
4 pie and Young America Cheese. for sale by
GEO. McBURNEY s. SON,
je11 lG6 and 10 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-17

@ FOR RENT-One-haif of the property
Ha known as BELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE.
Apply on the premises, No. III Queen street.
10 ID fl
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
TuE Great MIDLAND RNnROAD.

The remainder of the FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN
PER CYNT GOLD BONDS, limited to SOOO TO THE
NILE on finished Road offered, to close out the loan,
at par and interest.
THE NEw-JERsEY DIVISION OF THE ROAD . TN
IsIIED. AND TRAINS ARE now RUNNING INr0 JERSEY
CRY From Oswego eastward the road u In sue
cessful operation for long distance. short gap In
the construction Of the Aew-York Division alone
prevents running through from NewfOrk 10
Oswego. Work il progressing on this unfinished
section with the utmost energy, and WE HOPE sOoS
TO ANNOUNCE TlIE COMPLETION or THE ENTIRE
ROAD or THIS GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM NRW-f YORK
TO OSwEGO.
These Bonds, in our judgment, possess in a marked
degree the elements OF
ABSOLUTE SECURITY AND LIBERAL nsCONR.
For sale or exchanged for Governments and other
securities at their market value. by
GEORGE OPDYKE d Co., No. - Nasaau-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoMPANY's

ST JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoMPANYs
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
are being absorbed by an increasing demand tor
them.
Besides being the obligation Of wealthy corpora,
tion. composed of men of experience aud high-'onou
commercial integrity, they secured oy no
mortgage on the road, revenues, land grant i.an
chise, and equipments, combined in one inUi
and are readily negotiable both in the h"' A''' "
this country and Europe.
liberal sinking fund provided ID 'no NV,
deed must advance the price upon tue ciosiue VI
the loan. Principal and interest paSaoie III 'o,D'
Interest at eight (s per cent per annum payapie
semi-annually, free OF tax. Principa, III my
years. Denominations, $1,000, $780, and siOo oou-
pons Registered. s..,,
Prico Oh and accrued interest in currency n0"'
Feb. 10, 1872 ,,r-
Maps. circulars, documents and Information iu''
nished. c..,,0o,,, If
Trustees Farmers Loan and Trust Company Vi
New-York. M. ,or sola
The diminished quantity Of these Bonus ioi 'ao.
and the increased demand absorbing then'' ""iA"'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29

Gold quiet at the close. He market being stereo
typed at l14 during the greater portion OF the day
though the price strong at llii the opening OF
Room few later sales reported at Ili, the
yield being In sympathy with the putting down OF
Exchange quotations by the standard drawers Loans
cost for carrying the low interest OF u, and
per cent TO fiat The Assistant Treasurer redeemed in
called bonds $4,000 making grand total OF s9.l6Ooo,
and dsbursed coin interest the public debt
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank as
follows: Gold cleared. tA,3i7OoO; gold balances,
s253227; currency balances t2os4,643 The following
are ne anot ationa.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29

IL MRS SYLvANUS REEDS
FRENCH and ENGLISH
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Nos snd Eist flfYthindst =.
c.,,r,I PARK between Fifth and MAdOn-aye,D Ne" imti
Fo,rsry Of PaTkaye. and last Ihlfj-tehlhtL
In ssrteL 1872 School will occupy buildings eiea o' 'h
purpose. a.. ......t,f.. gehool ana Mrs
Reed M no longer TO contend with The teTous
adapting residence intended fo pIi'te 'An'J' 'A AP''P
II is entirely untitled. - rn..,,. .lso , ,rseion,
us n, CbspsI svs lectures musical aud general exercises lbe
rooms Will large, well ventilated aud Wel "'me S"u '
sleeping rooms arranged for single occupants, ,tgr,s m "a
UET1L sEPTRMBER TO- Mrs. SYLVANUS REEDS address "i DC
EAVEsIkK. N j.
V'HE DE GARMO INSTITUTE offers unusual
Il advantages Boys and Girls At reasonable rates 70 acquire
NJ DE GAkMO, Rbinebsefi ~ T.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
THE MARKETS.
lcaresnv Rsponsa lor lee rsrnrvs. :

Jolly p. lf-R
ASESThe receipts to-day 45 pkgs POS le Bot
"a s. Pearls Al dull and gomnlL
COrrOSe market for Cotton he SCOT has been vey qst bat
prees without for iOrr deliveries the DEMAND n
and shade lOWeT sales 30 bale l last of vheh -
ior consumption follows all On basis oi Low n sa c
lat evening after D. August SO kc Septcmbr ~ o.,
GO a. 20 liGc 200 20c 100 ~ Bloc, % a. o. 5c ~ i
2Osc. lJi6c October ~ lc November ltr
Dcember ll6c. so 40 3io January lOJ 20 8 5t
sellers option all this year 3ic. Erchugc paid ectlfc
September for August; 100 bales Sles Oay rp
August 2JO at 2ic.. 10 az c, no .oce before ob ~ t c
ular, 100 I0.c short notice; 700 a. 2c, 100 AZ ~ IJ.
10l. 800 az lc 40 2l2 5 az 20 oc ~ d. e O
tobe 1916. ZJjat 10 7tc 20 W lg.ci N0vhr. ~ 90
a December lJtc
t0al Q 40 balea We
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

MIDLAND PACIFIC FIRST MoRIGAoh rh" NNNi
GOLD BONDS,
On completed Road from Nebraska 'ity 10 LIN,
coln the capital of Nebraska the net earnings oi
which are largely in excess OF the interest Oh al 'ne
honds with a RAPIDLY increasing business. PRICE
90 AND INTEREST.
We cheerfully recommend these as Prime Secu-
r;tv Full particulars furnished on application.
TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, IA Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29

the belief they will soon be sought for at an advance
considerably above the present subscription pnce at
which they can now be had through the principal
Banks and Bankers throughout the country, and
from the undersigned, who unhesitahngy recon-
mend them.
TANNER g. Co., Bankers, No. II Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29

transactions to-day beh egb's lave tesa ar
the inquiry eeiRf Is bes the ehn business qaet al
current Ihe -, Con- A. "a d
gso bph corn al gd sail IS 900 busl Grain q sia,L go
1850 bush Corn al si TO London. by steam oO bush Drs es
hence to $500 bb Refined feiioel es d. and 40 M
brig Beyroui '5Cn cases h-td fe IN A. ~. an
GRAIN-The and deure sci FEELING ai dhgasa" oar
ma tbe limits OF SHIPPERS Orders reduced ami VIZ liberal
present prospective arrivals and hyofAee lePo o. "
material dcae il reghts better 5enani 'S 80
pnces improved G2c per bush M.n'st Mlsa. 49, & iy ~
QUALITY New arriving l. geuerii} go ahlu un-s
kll prices The adyegs IRON Great bni'a tls p,1l 81 & -
s M the United the iuiuencc e9hJesu
ncd and the resut thus shippers Prosei an % lt
the Of August and ucl eetenI' upoi ". I5
tie weather during that mouth Wenihme4 mecaitt' % L-
express the opinion the Wheat N Ecfore VII te
below average, estimating the h-gn efo osos ,a' az
Since oGr lsst We have Lad IS .,yI 49, ~ 4. ,sk
SoubW est respecting the Winter Wheat Muea OF b'n
aud exposed the weather h oen ge " , Ls
TL STr,n0 CROP has in localities suffered Tor mt
want OF We notice As lnt ,t''is "a ucn sSo.s1' ~
Wheat Chicago from Iowa tas l bosn ,lsy raVs ys
this earlier than We bad e1lc1 A sT,sl, r. II \.
weather during me s GD Susb s eTee
eroye greater had looked ori We nave i-'' o- -
80 % eeE are 5Il buh ganst 6l 30 bush The polg ~eh
last year. TODAY Wheat ysre is uno @ ,b &c., G ~ t .
the demand chiefly for minlg le l1.' 80 u, - s =,
etPoI, So5tb esen; 5iq@l No Ml~suiee
81 s9 fr No Do 63d 81 o Tor Red esierA - 81 gf Anf
90 - al a. ~ wn,,s T Mebssu ; 90 Tor Keutaeky. u 109- &c
for White Genesee Barley Is SS aI1 "a s T.erod stat
% 81 81 Tor civ less hrm though IN F atnS sss ,,
are 1s bush Ohio Mixed az t " @ h.s az az a. 90 VIZ
MYei Al .3lc aaot; White at 6disc state Ase TOT -
Re- is srmer aud fairly the sAppy oil prime .Hi E -
are Il 800 bush. Western a. 'Jc 70 af. & d.psss
ssnrsi though mainly export the sales are SZoo o
coo bush MIXED seller seps@oer 4; 49, g Id ~ Slsele DO
d5sic.. and steamer at S4ole't Nss'ei' NAV "
| White at b1d7lc; DO. Yellow al o'1V'i'.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
Foreign Exchange closed dall at the roho"ins

The money market at the close was quiet ana easy At
qas per cent on CALL and 81 to for prime business notes
The bank statement was in general way favorable
exhibit the analysis showing gain In the net reserve
OF sl $780, The legal tenders were mp the specie c"i
having decreased than s1,OOoOOo Inc com move
ment of the week covered an export OF S0'ia
oents for customs amounting to sl7c9,33o The Treas
urv disbursed slOOO,OOO on account OF the regular
weekly SALE and s522i5 OF interest on the pupIc ueo'
the amount OF bonds redeemed footing up s2i2oO Inc
following shows the condition Of the banks at the daeS
holm
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29

-TITT-F -T M
. y,fy auet but stesiy. We quote VIC A. "
HAYIpS Si O and Retail lots AZ ~ Hd " ~ & -os. to
New at -, - 3 or Long Rye, l5GtOa Tor Sho' w. ~
unehaD6e' ~ A.. - ,,. .iihost
OsL sspsThe market been quiet, bot Pne'' "
hViL bear OF no sAes. TAI
duchr RS-Suints Turpentne Is decsedI 'N ~
he f,c that Of the short contracts -'s 81, 81.
oxa srrs yey liberal; note sa o. ~ euts -
Sc anu ase Al SIC fr merchantahe orisr sssg srsss
quoe "a shaAe eaer closing at % "a - ~. kt,rs
s oss. s,iss we're 225 bills Pale al s30s9I' An' Nv
svrSorRuM-Crude vas dull and rather unse''' ,. a.
I5ls ssk1 The Creek markrt VAS quo.o -, 80 btz
snd IEti "A ou,t Int ssAs contract -. e naS
oo1 an An. spot unsettled ~ ufc % vac
2Sic. The market IN rnii~1''PNA ..ss, suA bsttsr
yyaovIsloSshe Pork market hs, rore gensr. dssaa
feeling has pfe'aeai ". given .,oss Nth
part ~ COW, hoicrs 70 ue
$50 s. - not much disposition " Ps . little TO w,,t
@ a. corn have improved sna "A the reports ifom < ns
49,. a. ,hr crop nearly NJ. az West ar, - -, ks
aud South are hgh ~ m, hence I'D "
I ssI .nppheN inquiry ioi for the pnss
homlns .,h. dealers fearing y ar, unsledi M
ons bte ha, done sal .vA pnecs ar 80 =
Refuse ' h.sn in limited demand , fhs iobons 90 al.
Mess has oeSh . mar, sctye bat erei - as 80,
Ioda, Vne eAsh regaaf are 10 49,,
IA si a ID s7 for New do - ~ Clear iatsfs ss
aess ;rs,, = Thin Mess e s Bel sssu
kttra u.e Ma Mes August A. = pa Mess and n
sales Of 100 op ,ao bbS ~ for f -. Of soh
bu Beef steady ou1 smand and brmi n
Tor or Western Cut Meats arr ~ ,I aO DO SbsS
roS g., I'd Hams City. In buA Al Ht p frsh Ans -.
81 'W m betes Dry shoulders at oc Ls ~ he,es .t Rf
Ici also ia hs and lair, o tW DO "
bacon sIr for Llght Clear sc 80, .pd ,.hhei
hD w s,od Dressed Hogs are .Lsrs aothng sets
snu FOR City. Lard Is iaacnNs ,., 80 bbH
| a., a. y s,ssS, New Western and Civ harry sN"'''
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29

The subjoned table shows the highest and lowest
prees OF active stocks United states Bonds and gold
made during the week, well as the CLOSING quotations
OF each at the dates mentiOned
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
VJNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
AND
POLITICAL REGISTER
POR 1872.
FOURTH EDITION NOW READY.

In sdon to the usual Astronomical contents Of an Almanac gives
tAs flowing Political aud Statistical nfonlrtOn:
Lens AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS PASSED DUkhd Ihb
THIRD SESSION OF THR XLIsr CONGRESS-
PROCLAMATIOSs on NEUTRALITY AND FBNlAhlSA
ACT ENFORCING THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT
TIE TREATY WITH GREAT BPlrAIN
GREENBACRs OUTSTANDING FROM 1862 TO 1871
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF The q. s. FOR l67L
NUMBER OF POsT-oPFICBs IN 1870 AND 1871.
IMPORTS AND THEIR COST.
PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES
POPULATION STATES BY COUNTIES, PROM 1870 TO 1870
PoPUIAT ALTON or THg PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THEU.B.
POPULATION OF THE AND TERRITORIES 1880 TO 1870
LIMITED STATES GOyERsMENr - CABINET SUPREME
rorRT-MIgIsTERs TO FOREIGN COURTS
FoKTY.sECOSD CoSGREss-POLITIC4LLY CLASSIFIED.
COMMITTEES OF TIE XLIID CONGRESS.
STATES OF THR UNION, POPULATION, CAPITALS. GOV
pRNoRs &c oNGREssIosAL APPORTlosMEET
ELECTION RETURNS. CAREFULLY PREPARED, 0P ELEC-
sJoEs HELD IN 1911. COMPARED WITH FORMER YEARS
now TO ACQUIRE TITLE TO GOVERNMENT LAND, ke- te
Sold BY al Booksellers and Newsletter Pnee ~ Oens iof
oon,, no,tpsd Address THE TRIBUNE n Y.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
Government bonds have been quiet and STEADY
on the basis of ll5t to 1853 for 1878.
port as follows at 4 p. N. :

state bonds steady on O limited volume OF bus
ness The market is without feature, though Geor
gas continue weak and unsettled. The following
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
The following shows the relation
LILO ,,,h thn fnfnl lilhiliiles:

The following shows the relatlon Oo'"''" WV '
reserve and the total labintles' 49,
July 90 July ~ UIennof1@
s sSJS1l 400 42849I7O Dec. @lUjUO
Legal tendes. oZ650oVO "'''i'N ~
r.,.t .s,ve sa2 4s7 400 ssi 25OGOO Dec. S2l68l0
Io.a. i.''''' "a q76 900 q 5000 Dec. Hb00
DepOslts.......s'' Ef''''l-1'' N''D-i'00
Total liabilities. TZltAiJ0 SZlLilt,,D5 D''' %-f0'''>
25 per cent reserve b5iJl6E0 oo'lo'i'''
Excess legal ,.,,- ,os T.. an -sO
Lam. . 2972ltyO 295, 1880 Dec. 2O'lop
Government bonds have been quiet anu sIe"uS III '
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
Md the following for city bank shares:


Railroad bonds were steady The Pacific mortgages
closed at for Centras s5as9i for Union Frsts
sll0s2 for Land Grants, and Sl9s7I for Incomes The
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29

The qu aons are Cotton quality no. nor hal
demand has been gle acye and advanced
te P ~ o gS Ro bee by tie toeny and GOO bags
OF Clio private also Of A.aeleo !tl5 o'ss y as
i, 6foaeat Intelligence Juiy % Jeg a.. M
lows: sales Tor the United states, 20 bags rcPs 200 hi
loading bags; stock 800 bg price, yl' E1e-4H -'l
FIoR AND ME4I~our Flour market the past week n' teen
fairly active bat have had to noe aaea rygsay % u, , @
gogni these .osf, sb % M Fy 6r1, have been
d Ia Pfb we have hai ms sleaDess and rdue~i .,oea
spring heat Flour Of all grades hs been ~ more sh. ssp
yaa5rness grades Fresh sroona sllpng 100 -L
" arrival. have Improved, and since weneay have ou
general demand ySosers S nave pai' , my 5,s , ~
Inv Of that from NORTHWEST royei though TIE ne otae
O. Cool II sapes1e has tsea in demand pr r I,o ga
has improved soar sli scarce aaa "autei VAN i ii
r. nave done good bs suited 70 the W M I1ia m
S1e a1 % been s55i5 b. against b the corresponding s @
year year ss ars 1ss ~ rom a'l ,erOoo and er s1lue
mar5et is strong We Soaee NH fI 30 tr % by M q a n sare
at ElkhaTt eousguei TO Jl Bllw e he qa' - ei.a
Family Grades and ne;yy 0 bs w. aa5,e:
sIoIa nD spDs B5 6jG - 20 Ol n 81 as5 20
Sol .............. g0 - J1o Rounihoop. 81 ~ ~,
ss,:. 1.:i. oi;aa, 5SS 5 81 & E ss o va
sat- sat- tFaac, soi. loo y "hs Wheat EI,
S,SS.o %sgs s.i2pn EIiTs.. h. S 80 Double
GTSf Ss.s. 70 fasSs a8if.. sno os % T. rS
sIi, ,c 4S9es .Ds aeS. 3a.a. goa % Gcus.ss pa
southern Flour frmer thoug4 Q4ct tue arrivals moit pc
crn rerors unfayobe; the te market hinef Hn 1
nan ~ Tor old Family Ext~s sales w uls We q19u.
and MiH'dt0 Good SUP - v1 -
Rat Aer and tieorgetogn. EKr ana Family. ga B. ia
Richmond Country. S1Dellne. ''''''''''''''''' sn
Richmond COun rs, Extra. -W
Bsiimofc Hcwari.st rands.............. &@ g9
Iiagerstogn ana vicinity krtrss.............' @-~ -
Rge aour fairly active, saps of I5JbO We qnoi
i've Flour ~ i y T.,
Flour. PenusyiFan .......'s.
Corn Meal is 6-m fairly sales or 0 Oos W ga,
Com Mea Jersey ~ ON MeaL est !" - ~ -
earn MeaI " esterr a 3 - Corn Mea Brre: % q e
California Flour quiet S50Gs - CaaA4A9 Fosf 's All
at SSd$9
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
New publications.
A LIFE-SIZE PORTRAIT

INV
A LlFE-sIzE PORTRAIT
HORACE GREELEY.
HEAD AND BUST, 24r3O NCHEs)
An admirable llenes and the best Telegraph Of him made suit
.sl to be hung in parlors. Libraries, and clubrOoms
Sent any address in the postage paid receipt Of
One Dollar.
TCHE NEW LIFE OF HORACE GREELEY.
READY TINS WEEK
THE NEW
REPRESENTATIVE LIFE
OF
HORACE GREELEY.
BY L. u REAvIS
WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY cAssIUs NJ. CLAY.
This not an old Life published years ago, and reprinted for
this OCCASION bu, an ENTIRELY NEW BOOK, just prepared with
fresh materials from a new and original standpoint
Its the title well expresses REPRESENTATIVE LIFE and
from its very remarkable character sustained interest
from beginning to end command Of all readers
every community.
striking .teelpae portrait Mr. Greeley from the best and most
recent photograph faces the WORK and really price
whole book.
The volume contains large closely printed pages an3 although
very expensive produce, sold at the unPrecednedy
low pnce Of 81 per copy
NOTICE TO AGENTS AND CLUBS.
work universal throughout the country That
decided TO sell 70 Agents and Gibbs at the io
loving rates:
10 COPIES FoR..................... SIS
so COPIES FOR............,........ 500
100 COPIES FOk.....................Sl2O
Single copies will By ms postage prepaid on receipt Of
Che regular price -
Address ordeTs eitLeT TO
THE TRIBUNE.
NEw-YORK CITY,
VI - ", CAPT rTO% & Co. PUBLISHERS
pE
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Total since JannarY T, IoI-''''''
The following is q comparative statement Vi INC CA
norts of spece from the port OF NewYork 10 foreign
, Tor oI wears for the week ending July n, ana ior
t thn enrresnondIng nerod IN the undernoted years
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29

Al, Booksellers and EeSsdeaers Price 20 Cents for
non. no.t.nsd Address THE TRIBUNE n Y.
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9nsfrueIloH.

n VLA0oINltII "IIV = N ~ II
N ING SCHOOL Tarrytown on the Hudson ,-,,r,rr,
The ghtepth Annual Session Of the IRVING pel
class advantages Healthy locality Beautiful grounds
epmnber Of pupils limited securing degree OF attention unat
tanable q large Institutions. . ...- -, T.. .......
eial studies and modern languages.
Instructions by graduates Of our best colleges 49,, m,
Circulars can obtained the store oi Thomas hIkpUA
Broadway. OF Of the Principals, A. AhaaGHNA'' a. u
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-08-31

10 T. T., IiumsrElan, .E;q,,A Seeeetary oftAe
fatr Of thc Cdroitads, Charlotte, ". G.. f:
The following is q correct statement of
Cotton raised By Stevens S Curoton, on IL
acres OF stubble land, which was rnahured
with 400 pounds ofiuaroina Fertilizer. The
following is the mode of cultivation: IL was
thoroughly broken s:PP s:PP inshs. deep, and
land Oil an, VOWS "a feet wide, and the Fer
I tilizer applied IN the drill. then bedded ON
II on the 10th of May, and planted the Sane
pay, ou.vrsi,isE w ,..S, ,.-,,. - :
5id nct come up 10 stand until aEo,st the.
ist OF June. First working IL was run
aroun,, with half shovel and partially
trimmed out w...h hoo. Second WORKING
twas run around viii a 8 inch grub, 15
inches long, and the mddiee thrown out with
a sweep is inches vide. Ono fHrrow TO a
row and thinned to stand with hoe about
IL inches between the stocks, and after-
wards it~wasI sploughed.leyery. two weeks.
with sweep Is inches wide, and hoed each,
time, until 1t was worked five times
The following Is correct statement of the
Cotton picked:
Ist richihg s...'..s9s.s......
Su oA.h
od PicRlng-..............,.. AIS
Estimated amount of unopened matured
ipoiis
ra.o, ~ EsiAtzi4as.goo. -.
,cG0
Respectfully Submitted, tSss
STEVENS s. ,CUREToN.
certify weighed the, Cotton picked in
the adoyc sfatefnent aaE VI IL correct.
October I'd, 1871, w. A.GRAHAM.
AT the request of MRssRs. SfkvEss &
CUREToS, wc.layei eSamimed the Ia acre Of
Cotton, and. the estimate made above is true,
to tic best Of odr 'obility. - RIain55g
.sgis sE - ,,.4. ID. p. DURANT,
Wy CR4tIAM,.
~ m 4 JOSE En- RklIiGES
PFeninMs awarded 80 sFEtKSs & CUEE.-
'tSS onn hove ecF ilsoatss g *
will sell the abdSs Ssle1dd Fertilizer
At FOffy -Fiyd f5Dil 9rs 81 a. Isl s'istY Bolsarg
pays1sle Ists ~ 4 As;s ssith i1fsyaar at J
per ,eOns Per sssss, dsiiysred ac our ware.
house 10 lfrsskf geats, wsli sell ct
same prisss, addiag the freight and drayage
'tothcir DepoiS ST. a8s,s
GEO. W sWIE.sI. lMs & co.
Jazz i5 I'm
- ...-l. -s
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+ iftyou value yonr Fycsight use tanse Per-
feet Lenses, Ground froni Minute CRYSTAL
Pebbles, Msltcditogetlter, and derive their
name ''Damond' on account of their Hard
ness and Brilliancy. They will last many
years without change, and are warranted
superior to all others in Hsc. 800 i''is
Mhnrfactured By tie Spencer Optical
Manufacturing CO., NSw. y ork. s,,,~,gtl
5CAUTI0N.--None Genuing unless stamp-
ed with our trade mark S9iit.fi 6YrsT :.
( For saletby Responsible Agents through
out the Union. esi i81eT
9. y E. ~ oLIyERos,
Jan zo--iy orangcburg, S. C.
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- gsIofaioas aSSS asa aaSotsoanS aSSssa 81 saS y;
Ess.a.sS ass aGs ", y, !, tiis ss.eli';
they psnHii!y acting, have ~ s.
cMrea n sicl grset nunbefs in aln ost - efy Ssd.
9 s y 81 2 Ss 9Ga 9stass sss 81 slsss
.,scrofdlcus .s one Of It's n,ost III eszrrs-
so VIC tgS o s9a n
without eSssng sTsplcisn q Is
@ Rs s tesa Ss Sn
yitals; vital In the latter, tubercles may be suddeniy
4; 9S ln = her. ortumors formed
ON the skin, or foul uicerations on sonne part OF
stp9 ~ Eence the accgsional use Of d bottle
sat's @ y s y aayEssS,s, even when ns
aic!ed with thS cSnpiaints seneraiiH liz
nsa @saiats relief and st length, cure BY the
ng's Etsdg RosaL or Esgsi i1sids, Tsstcr, Sui
Rhcln,, SoGId Head, RingtOori,., Sore Enss.
ssss asa assss sruRsps Rsa Is Fl Ss,Sls ss s0a
eeiisa S;4ss iarms, as Pnspepsta. Dropsy. Hoarl
f5ts ss es ,Ss s'na
and IneGvous systems. ' '''''' o''As
SUphtlis or yenereaI and aIercurfax Dts-
9edseS are, cured by 4, though long time is re.
CURED dor slbdning these Obstinate maladies by,
amy sins But use this
or Whttcs, Uterine Ulcerattons, and Female
-Dfseasest arc commonly soon relieved and ulti.
mareiy cured by its purifying and fnvigoratins
sheets Minute directions for each case are found
ln our Almanac, supplied gratis. RheuTadttsiss
and Gout, sT.,es. eaneed by accumulations OF ex.
tane6us matters In tho bl6od, Yield ayirhiy to IT,,
es s!sS Lsye,. Con,piaints Cohaes-
rambling poisons N The blood. lThis Isl skRSsSk;
PARILLA ts great restorer forthe strength
tgusd and LtstisssS Desf,etstfeat, SleepLess,
ena.tfoasled Win Nsrseas. dpprehenstoms or
RoGknesss will find Immediate ieiief and con.
SinSsing Nsg evidence of its restorative power upon
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-08-31

Every year increases the popu-
larity of this valuable Hair Prep
aration, which is dues to merit
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that it is kept fully, mp to-
its high standard; and it is the on
ly reliable and perfected prepara-
ton for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making
tsitasoft, lustreys, and .silken. The
scalp, by its use, Becomes white and
clean. 1tremoves all eruptions and
sta.ss:::ssE$al.'n f. a.1tssAy itsatonio proper
tiles prevents the AaiF from falling
I OUT as it stirnu lates and nourishes
theshair- glands B5sits use, tho
hair grows thicker and stronger.
In badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal gigor, aud
win create ahew growth, EXCEPT in
extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING, ever
used, as it requires fewer applica-
gstions, and gives the hair splendid,
gSglossS VI hllpa afancea lAslAI HaysS
MID, State Assayer Of Massachu-
sets, says, "The constituents are
pure, and carefully y selected for ex-
ccllent quality sahdH consider it
the BEsr PhRf.}RATioN, for,its
! intended pnrposes."i oslA "Xls
q Sold byGu DrpgJi.isa,a iDea1ersSin .isdiei,,es.
Price One Dollar, -