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M BURNHAM AROMATIC DENTI-
FRICE, for Cleaning, Beautilylng and Preserving
the Teeth, and imparting refreshing taste to the
mouth. Prepared by
EDW. 8. BURNHAA,
Graduate OF Pharmacy,
No. 421 King street, Charleston, s. @.
Recommended by the following Dentists: Dr.
]. B. PATRICK, DR.. B. A. MUCKENFUSS.
sep28-3moa
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Guerial Notices.

N6 CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
GULF STREAM, from Philadelphia, are hereby
notified that she Is dischsrging Cargo at Browns
Wharf. All goods not removed by sunset Will
remain on wharf ct consignees' -isk and ex.
pense. All claims must be made on wharf be.
fore removal OF goods.
uoy7-1 W. A. COURTENAY. Agent.
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Mn,tieipal Notices.

NFFICE CITY VAGINA TOR,
~ CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER /, 1S72-The
rity and instructions OF the Board OF HEALTH will
be opened this day for general and gratuttous
vaccination to all classes OF our community.
T. 8. THOMSON, NJ, D., Surgeon IN chage, will
be at said ONCE, Vanderhorst street, one door
west OF Neck Marker, between the hours ef IL
and O'Clock each day, Sundays excepted, and
all persons not properly vaccinsted are hereby
invited and requested TO present themselves and
their children for vaccination. now
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@NOTICE.-ALL CLAIMS AGAINST
the sloop RIGGER must be presented on or before
the 9Th instant at JOHN LUTJEN'S, northwest
corner Queen and State streets, or they Will be
debarred payment. noV6 ~
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MrGRAY HAIRS PREVENTED, DAN
DRUFF removed, the scalp cleansed, and the Hair
made to grow thick by the use Of HALLS VEGE.
TABLE sIOILIAN HAIR REVIEWER.
nov2-stuthSDsw
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Enst and f1nnb.

.DOG LOsT.-A YOUNG NEWFOUND-
IL LAND SLUT, answering to the name Of
Juuo with four white feet. A liberal reward Will
be psid. Apply to P. P. TOALE, No. 20 Hayne
street. HOWELL
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~OFFICE MOUNT PLEASANT AND
ISLAND FERRY COMPANY, No. so
BROAD STREET. NOVEMBER l, ls72.-The Board
of Directors having declared DIVIDEND OF
FIVE DOLLARS t$6) A SHARE upon the Capi-
tai Stock OF this Company, the same will be paid
to Stockholders on and after this date.
HUTSON LEE,
noy1-8 Secretary and Treasurer.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. UNITED STATES. FOR THE EAST ERN
of ISAAC .. z. BENNETT, Bankr upt.-In Bank
ruptcy.-To whom 1t may concern: The under
signed hereby give notice OF their appointment as
Aasignees OF ISAAC s. K. BENNETT, or the Clty
OF Charleston, In the County OF Charleston and
state OF South Carolina, within said Dihtrlct, VINO
has been adjudged Bankrupt upon the petiGloh
of his creditors by the District Court OF SAID DID,
trict.
D. 1872. JOHN HANCAEL,, AssiQnees.
oct2.th3 q. d. ALEXANDER, A''-sA'0'
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for e6ale.

TNOR SALE AT No. 339 KING STREET,
I ahandsome White Marble thoore's Patent)
SODA STAND, In complete running order, includ.
Ing Twelve.Gallon Fountain-will be sold very
cheap. Apply soon, II You want bargain.
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MARY ANN BUIE INSTITUTE, ON
VH1 Heights Of Aiken, 8. O. General G.. J.
RAINS, Professor aud Lecturer. For terms apply
to Miss N. A. BUIE,
oct25 PRINCIPAL of Institute, Aiken. 3. q.
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%THE MEMBERS OF THE GERMAN
HUssARs TILTING CLUB are requested to call
on Messrs. MENKE Il MULLER and leave orders
for their Uniforms.
BY order OF the President.
J.O.W. BIsOHoFF,
octs Secretary.
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CAROLINA SPORTMAN'S CLUB
the reports OF the Special and Standing Com nit
tees, viii be held az the residence Of the Presi
dent, No. 45 Pitt street, corner OF Vandefhorss
street, on THURSDAY EVENING, che 7th instant, at
O'CLOCK. JAMES P. LESESHE,
now Secretary and Treasurer,
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Eegal NDtlfes.

EINAL NOTICE-EsTAIE oF MIS-: MBS: -:
aav. q, %. =, n;ciact A. n, the undersigned will
aealy aeo to GEORGE B6isT, ESQ., Jadge OF PROBATE
ppy far ptyhareston County, for letters dlsmssory to
him as Executor OF above Estate; ,r,,r,
october 80, 1872. hAhliN IL "ihniNH'
oet31 1.th8Culm0
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-
Dc for Turpentine, Lumber, Wood. Apply at No.
AIT King street. nOV7-tnBtc6T
EOR SALE, IN ORANGEBORG
I County, 8. O., A PLANTATION at q great
bargain, containing about 4s8 acres OF good up
land cotton land, every acre tensble no sWamps
Ur ponds, about 225 acres cleared and unoer good
fences so acres OF the land produced this year
about HOO lbs. seed cotton to the acre, with cost
OF less than $40 worth commercial manures 20
buildings. all in good repair, almost as good as
new, including q very nice dwelling house with
i've good sized rooms, brick chiInneys, car.
risge house. smoke house, kitchen, stables for
horses. barn, cribs, negro quarters. &c.; also
good sized country store, and one OF the best
stands for business. The place ia situated three
miles south OF Four-Hole Bridges in Orangeburg
county, fourteen miles from Orangeburg Court.
house, near the Five-chop road, In healthy and
thlckly settled country. The neighbors are the
best and kindest people. Laborers are plentiful
and well behaved. 1t Is one Of the most desirable
and pretty places In this section OF the country.
Price 50. 500; ono half cash, balance on one and
Two years. time. The buildings would now cost
more than 81, 500 to construct them. Titles indls
putable. Apply to W. OAKMON, on the place, or
address him Ut Orangeburg, 8. U.
nOV6.d2.wSs
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TyOR SALE Or RENT, 23OO ACRES OF
u PINES, original growth, on Cooper River,
Dc for Turpentine, Lumber, Wood. Apply at No.
Az King street. nOv7-tnBtcB"
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Aar,rultnre, RnrtirnItnre, &f.
DOSES, EVERGREEN, GRAPE VINES,
IL &c, &c..
We the undersigned beg to return our sincere
thanks to our friends and the public in the past
for their patronage. We beg continuance Of The
same in the future. We have for sale
One thousand ROSES
One hundred Grape Vines
And large stock OF Evergreens.
Gardens laid out to insure satisfaction.
WALTER WEBB. SR.,
WALTER WEBB, JR.,
noy1.sth6 No. 40 King street.
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SOUTHERNERs VISITING THE NORTH
y can obtain nrstclasa Board at No. West
TWenty.ninth street, New York, four doors from
Gilsey House, and in the nelghborhood OF nine OF
the principal hotels. Terms $A per week. Tran
silent Boarders taken. oct2s limo
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MliIlimerp, 6lraw GOODS, @r.
FALL OF hNlNe'
No. so4 KING STREET.

Mrs. N. J. ZERNCW would respectfully an.
nounce to the public that she will open TH1s PAY,
October 17ch, Q full line OF MILLINERY AND
FANCY GOODS, Ho0pskirts, Bustles Ktd Gloves.
Ladies' and Ohiidren's Under Garments, Wrap
pers, Sacks, Fnrs, &e. Dress and Cloak Making
attended to as usual
Sole agent for Mime Demorest's PAPER PAT.
TERMS. Country orders will receive prompt at
tention. octl7.thstu
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G6nrGtlnnal


nANCING-MRS. G., W. ALEXANDER
~ has resumed her Lessons In Dancing on
MONDAY, 28th october. She will be pleased to
meet her Afternoon and Night Glasses and her
Private Pupils for the present at her Residence,
No. 33 Bull street, corner OF Lynch.
oct30-wtuth3&
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UaMs.

VXTANTED TO PURCHASE, A VACANT
w LOT. Western or central portion OF city
preferred. Address "Phenix, - NEWS ONCE, stat
Ing price, location, DC. nov!
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VKTANTED, A WHITE GIRL TO DO
w house work and attend to children. Ap.
ply at No. 9S St Philip street. noV7.2
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yXTANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
w help wash. Apply at No. 4s Rutledge
avenue nov7-1
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Boar0ina.

DOARDING.-AS SINGLE GENTLEMAN
I'D can obtain q pleasant room and excellent
board in private family for $25 per month, py
addressing u. O., NEWS ONCE. noV7-2
DLEASANT ROOMS TO RENT, WITH.
OUT Board, to Gentlemen, at No. 2oa Meet
Ing street, corner OF SOcisty. noV66T
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yXTANTED. TWO TAILORs IMME-
w DIATELY, for Bushelwork. Good wages
paid. at OTTO sONNTAG'S, Dyer, No. "a Went
worth street. DoV6-I'
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uJANTED TO HIRE, A CAPABLE
w cslored girl as house servant. Reieren.
ces required. Apply at No. l26 Queen street,
corner OF Trapmann. now
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-28

Real Estate Agents and Auctloncers.
VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY FOR
Y SALE.-By virtue OF deed Of trust from
Hugh Smith to W. G; Page and G. W. ,Wattles,
dated April 18th, 1851, recorded in the land rec
ords of Alexandria county, Va, iber NJ, No. 3,
page 3l7, to secure The Fire insurance Com
pany of Alexandria, the undersigned, surviving
trustee, will offer, BY public auction in front OF
the Mansion House, in the city Of Alexandria,
Va, on SATURDAY, the 9th day Of April,
1872, at II o'clock ~, all that LAND ana
WHARF, in the city of Alexandria, situated 4.
the foot OF Wolfe street, and bounded on tho
north by said street. on the west by an alley sep
aratng the same from the property OF VIM; Ii.
Irwin, on the south by the property Of Robert
W. Hunter, and on the east by the channel Of
the Potomac river with the use OF the sand al
ley, &c.
twelve and eighteen months, with interest from
day of sale, to be secured by Negotiable notes,
with approved security, and deed Of trust on
the premises the purchaser to bear all costs
and cxpen .cs Of conveyancing and stamps
G. w. WATTLES,
feb 2l-ts Surviving Trustee
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From Mexico.

New YORK, March 2S.-The following spe
cia dispatch has been received from Mata-
moras:
"MATAMoRAs Mexico, March 27.-Trcvi-
nos official report of the battle Of Zacatlcas
states that he had combined the revolutionary
forces from San Luis Potos, Guanajuato, ia.
lisco, and Agnas Calicntes, num- e'ing in all
5000 men, for an attack against Rocha, who
had about the same number Of troops under
his command around the city of Zacatecrs.
Both sides lost heavily. He admits the loss Of
800 and claims that the enemy lost equal y
with him. Treviuo captured three guns, six
officers and eighty men, and lost some noun
tain howitzers He remained in the field UNI
til the following day waiting TOR Rocha to come
out He then subdivded his command, send
ing portions to Durango, Agnas Caiieutes and
San Luis TO assist in operations there. He
then came to Monterey because his presence
was demanded there. Another attack on Ia
catecas is promised Diaz is said to be in Qua
najuato threatening the city of that name. A
portion of Rocha's troops have gone to
oppose him. Laroz is on the road between
San Luis Pottosi and Mexico, capturing
correspondence and interruptiug commuul-
cation He recently defeated the govern
ment calvalry force sent against him.
Curtina is in Nuevo-Lcon and threat,
ems convoy Of goods moving from Ca
MARCO to Monterey. Six hundred of Qulroga'S
cavalry are pursuing him. He is robOlug the
hacienlas, stores and ranches.
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The Confederate Cotton Bonds.

New YORK, Mar ga Times Washing
ton special says:-"Much surprise is expressed
here at the statement made by the London
Times in reply to the letter of eX- Consul Cen
eral Freeman H Morse to the effect that the
presentation OF the rebel cotton loan before the
mixed commission here Was without the
sanction of the British government. The an
swer TO this statement is that it is not true. ln
view OF the uudoubted character Of the note
now crossing the ocean in reply TO the note OF
Secretary Fish, the real facts iu relation to the
presentation of the Cotton bond claims cannot
be too emphatically stated. These claims were
presented before the commissioner, not only
with the full knowledge of the British Minis
try, but by the authority Of that Ministry
The case was so extraordinary that it was I'M
mediately brought to the attention OF the ad-
ministration, and the British Ministry was i'm
mediately requested to withdraw the claims as
they did not come within the scope and pur.
pose OF the Treaty This request was refused
by the British Ministry. The English Coun-
sci was advised to press the claims, and did so
until they were ruled out by the commission
it.alf ~
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From New fOrk.

NEW YORK, March pa report was cur
rent yesterday. which was diScredted by the
retiuers that the Southern Improvement Com
pany, instead Of giving up the fight, intends to
make an effort to bring out the New York re-
inelies. The Pennsylvania producers are try
lug to break the charter OF the Southern I'M
proveneut Company.
The prosecution intend TO take action III the
Hall case shortly
The decline in Erie yesterday created lull
in the excitement OF the Stock Exchange. A
number of brokers think that the English cap
italsts will renew the contest to get hold of the
road \ few on the other hand express the
belief that the crisis has passed.
The Eighth National Bank began Yesterday
10 pay dividend Of twenty-five per cent to its
depostorS.
1t Is stated that Daniel Drew, yesterday sold
five million dollars worth of Erie shares to
Duncan, Sherman 4 Co., at %, to be delivered
in one year.
Linn's iron foun r in Brooklyn, was burned
this morning. Loss $4,000: insured.
Professor Samuel +. B. Nurse, who has
been lying very sick at his residence in 22d
street for several days, has been in an uncon-
scious state since Tuesday His disease is
paralysis of the brain ard his physicians on
Tuesday night expressed grave fears OF his re-
covery To-day dispatchs were sent to his re:l-
tivcs At Poughkeepsee suumouiug them to his
bedside
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE. ]
FROM WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, March %, 1872.

CUNGRESS.
WASHINGTON, March %, 1872.
The Senate was unusually thin this morning
but ten Senators being present at the opening
Mr.. Cole made an Intellectual effort to get up
the San Francisco and Australia Steamship
bill
A large number of reports on private claims
were submitted by the Committee on Pensions
The regular order was then taken up.
Tn the House of Representatives the resou'
ton granting depot location on 9th street, 10
Washington, to the Pennsylvania Central hall
road Co., was first in order as unfinished bust
ness
An hours flribuscring took place. wh.n
panse for talk occurred, III which
Mr.. Kerr, Ind, expressed his opposition
to giving s2OJ,O)O or $500, 600 worth OF pubic
property TO Il corporation merely because II had
seized Congress by the throat and stopped the
highway of public business for three days.
Mr.. Beck. of Ky, expressed his willingness
to allow II vote if the amendments 81, the com
nlittee were first allowed to be voted on
Mr.. Schofeld, of Penn, said that the 6alt''
more and Ohio Railroad caused this "bstruc-
ton
Mr.. S.arkweathcr announced his willingness
to acceede to the demand of Mr.. Beck
Mr., $. s. Cox would not consent.
FilhuSering was resumed AMI continued I'M
Ill late honr
MISCELLANEOUS.
VIM. e Shumate has been appointed Post
master at Owl Run, Fanquier county. Va, wee
Benedict. superseded
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Political.

New YORK, Mar. ga Washington dis
patch to the Herald says that August Belmont,
Chairman of the National Democratic Commit
tee reached Washington yesterday morning
and had an Informal political caucus at which
were present about forty Of the principal poll
ticians Of both Houses. The question OF hold
ing National Convention was fully and freely
discussed BY Casserly, Frank Blair, Stockton,
Bayard and others The feeling was unmis-
taxable against calling a. Convention at thus
the action Of the Cincinnati Convention is
known. Any coalition with the republicans: it
was admitted, must be made on the question
Of strength only; there must be no surrender
of democratic principles 1t was advised that
no democrats participate in the Cincinnati
Convention. There was less disposition to en-
dorse Judge Davis than was expected. The
names of Senator Trumbull. aud Charles
Francis Albums were discussed, aud also those
of Gen Logan and Gratz Brown.
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spring Opening.

S. BLoNDHEIMS CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
Corner King and Fairtnr Streets
The subscriber begs leave to state that he has
lust returned from the North with large and
wei! selected stock of
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
OF all the leading styles. These goods were all
purchased prior to the late advancein Woolens.
twenty-five per cent can be saved by buying
early. 5. BLoNDHEIM,
NH % Corner King and Fairfax SIS.
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GREAT SHow.-Forepaugh Great Show,
with 525 men aud horses, 400 wild animals, a
herd of camels, pair of elephants and more
than 100 dens, vans, and wagons, will arrive 10
Washington next Monday and exhibit there at
ternoon and night every day during the week.
Among the unusual attractions are two baby
lions about week old.
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Caucasus, was almost entirely destroyed by q
recent earthquake. The number OF persons
killed was l37 and the destruction OF properly
was very large. A considerable portion OF the
country was converted into desert. Inc 10
habitants were reduced to great misery by the
destruction Of the crops.
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Spain.

MADRID, Mar. 2S.-There have been no 0, dis
turbances in this city or in Granada since those n
reported yesterday, and dispatches from I. all
parts of the kingdom report the CONDITION OF
the country as tranquil.
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D DECEIVED TO-DAY
II At FRENCH'S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,

No. 90 King street,
Another large lot of FRAMES, specially
adapted for the little Chromos, wide Awake
and Fast Asleep" Larger frames OF beautiful
design and finish, in great variety at very low
rates.
Mabel Lee, by the author of "Valerie Ayl-
mer," Morton House etc. Paper, 81; bound,
Sl25
Cicirs Tryst, by the author of "Carlyon's
Year" Won-Not Wooed." SOC.
The Thief in the Night. by Harriet Prescott
Spoford. Sl.25.
The Moral Probe, or one hundred and two
Common-sense Essays on the nature Of men and
things, by Carol Judson, author of "A Biog-
raphy Of the Signers of the Declaration Of hide
pendance. Sl.75.
Israel Most Overman, story of the mine, by
John Saunders, with numerous illustrations.
Sl2.
Pliny, being the tenth volume published Of
Ancient Classics for English readers. ST..
Just received another large stock OF Ledgers,
Day Books and Journals, Cap, Deny and Me-
dunn, from to 10 quires each full bound, with
Russia corners, ends and bands, and imitation
Russia All grades Of half bound Day Books and
Lcdgers, from one to twelve quires each. A
large assortment Of Memorandum, Pass Books,
Time Books Records and everything else in the
Blank Book line. l have just had manufactured
a new line of Bank Books. They are books
worth having. Blank Book stock | make 4 spe-
cislty Of, and know the quality to be the best,
and the prices are the very lowest.
NH % G. E. FRENCH.
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THE WEATHER. hare again fine wealth
err There was another heavy white frost last
night, but to- day was bright and mild. We
hone the fisheries will feel the benefit.
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FREEDMEN SAVINGS BASK.-The Alcxan.
dria branch of the Freedmen Savings Bank
of which Rev. Fields Cook, colored, is cashier,
and Judge Underwood, trustee, is located on
the third floor of the poStoffice building and
will 90 regularly into practical operation on
Tuesday next 1t is understood that the man
ayers are assured of deposits to the extent OF
several thousands of dollars
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EERTILlZEES.
No. Peruvian Guano.
Magnum Bonum Soluble Phosphate
Bnughs Raw Bone Phosphate.
Meat and Bone Guuno
rxcrllenza Tobacco Fertilizer.
Excellrnza Soluble Phosphate
Pure Western Bones.
Western Steamed Bones.
Whiteock's Vegetator--and all other kinds
of approved Fertilizers for sale ut market rates.
THO;. PERRY,
feb Il II King street.
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SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE
Warranted Genuine,)

Containing Ammonia. ............::..... per cent
Super Phosphate, equivaientto Bone
Phosphate OF Lime, ..................ol per cent.
Potash and Soda........................ per cent
Composed Of 500 pounds Of No. Peruvian
Guano and 200 pounds of Bones, dissolved in
Suphuric Acid, Potash and Soda, forming the
most universal crop grower and concentrated
durable fertilizer ever offered to the farmer,
combining all the stimulating qualities OF Peru
Wan Guano and the ever-durable fe-tilizng
properties OF Bones
Adapted for all soils and crops, and in fine,
dry powder for sowing drilling in with the
seed The most prominent farmers OF Maryland
and Nry after
THIRTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH
"bNCELSlUR,
in growing Cotton, Tobacco, Wheat anal Corn,
pronounce al application of lU0 pounds per
acre equal to from 9n0 to 300 pounds of any
other Fertilizer sold. Uniformity of quality
guaranteed by manufacturers.
Price $50 per ton.
j. J. TURNER i CO.,
A. Pratt street, Baltimore, Md.
CAUTlUN-The popularity of Excelsior
MS the only reliable substitute for Peruvian Gu,
ano has induced INSCRIPTIONS parties IN this ana
other cities to use our trade mark Excelsior -
to sell their worthless compounds Every bag
of genuine Excelsior has our name on it in red
letters. y II others are counterlelts For sale by
r. Nj. LAWSON,
NH 20-eo3m Alexandria, Va.
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ANOTHER MAD DoG.-A dog supposed to
lie mad was shot and killed, sfter long chase,
in which large number of boys and colored
people took part, on Alfred street, yesterday
evening
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THE PooR's HoUsE-There are now forty
nine inmates of the Poor S House, of which
number niue are confined in that division
known as the work house.
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A CoRRECTIoN.-M Janney requests the
reporter to say that the reported statement
made by Mr.. Wheat, at the meeting OF Council
on the 18th inst, that he had observed IN every
report of the committee on streets that the Mayor
was Introduced on all commissions was moor,
rect, aud that the Mayor was never consulted
on any matter referred TO that committee ex'
cepting the bill for numbering the streets.
Also that the reporter was incorrect 10 his re-
port OF the colIo1uy in the joint meeting for
the election Of policeman, when John Han
cock was nominated in which he stated that
Mr.. j. said Mr. Hancock was, played out, y
that remark having been made by member OF
the Council from the lst Ward.