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AL EX II " d RIA.

SUDDEN DEArHs-Mrs. Robert Reid
dropped dead, at her home near LangIy,
FAIRFAX county, about II m. yesterday, ii is
supposed OF heart disease. She was the
near Fails Church. She leaves four small
children. John L. Koon, resident of Fair
lax county, near Falls Church, died suddenly
yet terday, after an illness of only a few DAYS.
lie was about fifty years of age and native
of New York
TIE MURDER CASES of Kendrick aud
Rodger, for killing Moore at Fort Foote, and
Meader, for killing the negro boy near the
DISTRICT line, will be tried in the circuit court
OF Prince Georges county, Md, which COM
mences on Monday next.-Se7tt,lei, %.
FREE BRIDGE.-A meeting OF the citizens
OF Alexandria county was held at Walker
school- house yesterday evening; Mr.. George
X. Adams in the chair and Joseph A. Gam
Deie secretary. Mr.. Adams stated that the
ohlect OF the meeting was to take into con-
slueratl0n the prospect OF getting q free
bridge across the Potomac river opposite
georgetown, connecting that city and Alex
andrla county. SO that the people might be
able TO rid themselves of the burden Of pay
ing such exorbitant toll as is exacted by the
owners OF the Aquednct bridge. Several Of
inc prominent men engaged 10 getting the
meeting ur were absent, and the meeting
adjourned until Wednesday evening, Octo-
BLACK sNAKR-One of the plasterers en-
gagged upon the house Of Mr.. Crane, at Swal-
low Hill, yesterday evening, when about to
PICK up bis hat, which had been lying near a
pile OF laths, was shocked to find it occupied
oy a large black snake, which had crawled I'm
nnobserved, and which the plasterer alluded
placfd upon his head. Instead OF doing that
however, he threw the hat and its inmate
out OF the window, when the intruder was
chopped In pieces.-Gdzette, LIST.
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GEORG ETOWN.

A BUILDING ASSOCIATION "WOUND Up -
Inc hnal meeting of the Sixth Building A $50
cation, for the purpose of winding up the
aHalrs or that concern, took place at God
CARDS hall on Friday evening last The
association was in existence in AL about
ninety-Lwo months, during which time the
SJt5 600, in sums OF from - to S2.Ol0. IyDon
the winding up of the affairs of the aSsocia-
uon there was difference between the
reports OF the secretary and treasurer OF just
one cent.
BOATING.-The Anal0stan Boat Club is
assluuously preparing for the coming race
with the Potomacs. The AnalOSian fOrf
were on the river practicing yesterday after
noon. and attracted much attention, as such
Thing Is rather unusual on Sunday.
RAID ON THE STONE JUG.-Lieut Hurley
ana MS officers are making things lively for
disorderly characters in this town. Ga Sat
urday night the lieutenant, with a posse
made q raid on den known as the Stone
Jug, In Cherry alley, and captured twelve
men and three col0red women. who were
locked up for hearing. Last night the
police took another pull at the jug, and
added three recruits to the levy OF the eight
STREET SURvEY.-The surveyors of the
District engineer department are at work on
High street, between Canal AID Bridge
streets, to-day, establishing the new grade OF
that street
GRAIN TRADE.-The offerings of wheat al
the Merchants Exchange to-day amounted
10 200 bushels, and the sales TO $50 bushels
at from S1.30 TO 81 80.
RIVER AND CANAL.-Arrived-S
New York, from Philadelphia, consigned to
": r. hyde, with general merchandise for
District merchants; steamer Sue, from Bal
timore, to j. G. and j. NJ. Waters, with 600
bushels wheat for that firm and general mer-
chandlse for District merchants: schr. Polk,
from Salisbury, Md. with 49, 600 feet of Ium-
Der for JOS. and j. f. Libbey; schr. Old In
dustry, from Wilmington, Del, with coop
er's stuff consigned to j. G. and J. NJ. Waters:
schr. Mary Ann, from Alexandria, with 1000
bushels wheat for Hartley & Bro; schr Liz
zle Reagan, from Alexandria, with 1900
Dushels wheat for same firm. BY canal
Boat CALEDONIA, with 800 bushels wheat and
800 bushels corn for Hartley Il Bro; boat
Lizzie and Phillie, with $50 barrels cement
TO J. q. j. NJ. Waters; and boat Minnie
firm.
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DRY GOODS.
IUSC RECKIVED

GUTNAN'S BALTIMORE BRANCH"
9i27TH STREET y. W.
orr NEH FAIL AND VIM ER STOCh.
SPecislty Of BLACK and UOLoRED STlE~.
GllPl RE LACES, YAK LACKS, STIk al
Nch>Thp PRINCES e the latest 'mPoTtati as,
IN Witch We cannot lc undar~rii
riafy
BLACK GOOT q al d eel ipti,us
In our MD GLOVE Department We dcfT comp
titrau.
Elegant Two puttoned GLOVE. 6 c,nt~
~ Inn. nse stock u Ladies' aud Gents UNDER
WEAR
Largo stock Of BLANKETS, QCILTs &c
blsgsrt asssrtn5en NJ Of RRt SsELS aud Is
GRAIN CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, sc. Ac.
GITMAN's.
octl I'm ol2 lth sfreat nnrsh a.at-
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IN n.
On the sd day Of December, 1871, located a. the
U. Z. Land ONCE az Vancouver, Washington Terri
tSLy, Asrcpl .ia College Scrip 3d. g, State Of
Register Of said Land once, with bis returns
missioner, General Land once, Washington, Do
sald having failed to reach the Geaeral Land
Once IL lie believed to have been lost In transit. No
iice s hereby given that shall apply 70 thu Commits
sioner, General Lapf Office fer issue Of the said
Scrip. Iocf4 III THOMAS KEyNEY
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THE DAILY RUN-OvzR.-Yester,iay Janoes
simOnds. a colonel boy, was accidentaiiy
ruu over by a horse and carriage driven by
8. ii. Merrel, on 9th street, near r, and was
severely injured in one iSg and his arm hurt
He was taken 10 the drus store OF Byron q
Co, corner lth street and Rhode Island ave.
rue. Were Or. r. q. Mauss dressed his
wounds.
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bellg requisite to health and comfort, thou
sands of the intelligent public patronize n~.
whites well known establishment. 5S5 18th
street, opposite the Treasury, for relief from
Ccrns, Runions, Inverted Nails, Chilbl6ius,
Vascular EXCreS cenceS. etc
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LOCAL NE VS..
de. Tonight.

N,EioHGi TheUtCr,-Mr George Riguold and
n splendid caste III the historical drama of
Henry V"
Lincoln Hd0-Graud instrumental and vO-
cal C ncert for the benefit OF the French suf-
ferCIs by the foods.
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
CFFIcE OF CHIEF sIgvAL OrrIcrR }

For the lower lakes. the middle and east
eTn states, "a ling barometer. southwest 70
southeast winds, warmer, cloudy weather,
followed by rain.
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FREcKLEs remoyed by Nalnrs,s BeantIder.

MISS HULETr is gaining a successful law
practice in Chicago. Her "attachments'' are
not easily resisted. She uses Natures BeG1i-
tifeT. l596
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HoS'T NEGLECT IN secure Or. Painbow's
services before ne leaves for New York He
lever ais 70 give relief from truss and cures
Ilptnre. Si2 G street .erthwCst. Best of ref
tTeECsS Efre.
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CATtRRH, BRoN lHIfI5. AND COSsUuP
~ TONI have used 'OxY6EyIzEO aIR' for
we past ear With comelets success - can re-
q end IL as beiag periectly wonderful DIX. B.
III GILL Baltimore, Nd once in Wa,hI- ? n ,
el5 street northwest, Oc,- an
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QUICK WoRK-The first brick OF the rax
Of 81 houses erected on the Stephen A. Doug
lass property for Mr.. Alex. r Shepherd
was laid by the contractor, Mr.. Joseph F.
Collins. on the lst az June last, and already
the houses are finished and most of them oc-
CUpied.
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OPENED THIS DAY. fresh supply Soft and
sun teit Hats. STISENETZ. Halter.
lO,l,5 1921 Pennsylvania avenue
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w III. WHEATLEY'S
STEAM DYEING sND CLEANING EsTAB-


40 JsfsTSon SireeE, GeOTgsfOira, ID e.
Established, 1881. Premium awarded. 1851 En-
largo ard improved, 1874 Ladies' and Gentiemen's
wearing sppartl of every descrip ion. including
Nelyets, Crepe Wells and Trimmings, Kid Gloves,
&c SC, nicely cleaned ed; also, Curtains and
keu Go, DIS, Carpets and Blankets cleaned during
the Summer months.
Seud Us your address and we will can for and re-
turn work a. place in the District free of extra
charge. Work received and returned by mail or ex-
press fro aud TO any place in the country ap2I tr
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THE Elmwood collar is made that the coy
ners cal not turn up. 1t holds its shal, da
der all umstances-Aie,
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TRADE SUPPLIED with Natures Redlaife7-
by Charles StOtt 4 Co, wholesale druggists
No; $50 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
ID. C.. qsI.
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+ HOUSEHOLD REMEDy.-NO family
should be without some efficaciouS remedy
Tor the cure or affections 81 universally pre-
va!ent as coughs. colds, sore throat. whoop-
ing cough and crOup-some remedy. too.
which can be relied ON as safe. sure and GER
tain. DR.. WtS'dT'S BGlSGUI of WRd Chegrv COM
Dimes The deStieTdftBl. 80 cents and 81 a bot
J tie. large hnttles much the cheaner 60
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$50 TO $4,000 mas been Invested IN Stock
Privileges and paid 900 per cent. profit Chow
Tumbridge & Co., Bankers, Wall street,
New York. ga.
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Ihe extraordinary curative powers OF these
waters in the Peculiar Diseases ~ Women. in
AFFECTIONS Of NE Urinary Organs. in Dyspepsia
aud In Gg1FH and Rheumatic affections is
Vouched for by some Of the best medical
talent Of the country. They are for sale bv
kldwell n Son. 1851 street; Charles Stott n
Co. $50 Pebrsy lvania avenue. WASHINGTON,
II. c; Fickliug q WEIGH - High street
Georgetown, II c.; and Z. s. Leabeater x
BRO. ae' Fairfax street, Alexandria. Va.
IL Pamphlets can he had of the houses.
THOMAS I. GOoDE. Proprietor.
lo,l,m&w,G: Buffalo LtthIa Springs, Va.
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THE ATMoSPHERE OF LOVE * a pare,
sweet breath. This desidera fum is one OF the
results OF using SozOCiO3u, which not only in
NigoTateS and preserves the teeth. but renders
the mouth as fragrant as a rose. co
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CITY TIE MS,

BRISK RCSINESs.-Iu Cry aud fancy goois
there exists quite an active market, and the
pros reefs for a brisk fan and winter trade
are very encouraging. Visiting McSsrS.
LaUShurgh & Bros stores, A.. 416 aud ia.l
9Th street, We were shown an immense line
Of these goods Of latest designs. such q : plat 1
Gamers hair Serges, hrocatelles. handsome
new shades of silks French and Irish Pop
Inns, which were Offered at from 10 10 - per
CENT Ie Than harrtnfnra-
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FREcKLEs removed by Natures Beautiner.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS.

GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS.
~ ATTENTION, ExCELsIoR TENT, No
by notified 10 meet at your Hall TUESDAY
EVENING, October 5th, at y. o'clock. As business
OF the utmost importance demands the attention OF
eNey orother 1t Is earnestly desired that all will
IT. " " w ii. WILLIAMS, Bee. sec'y.
WEDDING PRESENTS, IN SOLID SILVER
w and best slLYER-PLATE. New Patterns in
SPOONS and FORKS, very handsome at BLACK
fobDs New Store, 1876 Bridge street, George
town. 1t
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODs-JU-t
- received from New Yors, Ladies Dress goods in
other goods Tor misses and children. Cloths Cass-
meres and WoOiens for men nd boys A splendii
stock OF Shawls. FlaDnels of all kinds. A large
stock OF Blankets at IS 81, S5, and IS. Carpets,
Oil Cloths, and Rugs
Call and examine Goods.
We sell cheap,
oct2-ly los Bridge street.
WE SELL LOWER THAN ANY NEW YORK
w bankrupt store in this District a f-eshs, q
STOCK at low prices Call and see our FRENCHASysZ
ment Of MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS and No
lions. Ladies Gents and Children's UNDER
WEAR and HOSIERY. Frank LeslieTs Cut Paper
Patterns, and other articles too numerous TO men
ten. J. J. COOK & co,
49,. No. 81 Bridge street,
sep9-6t Georgetown, ID. o.
II EMoyAL-DAVlD Il. YOUNGS Millinery
H and Fancy Goods Establis hment re- n
moved from No. III Bridge street, George S~E.3
town, TO No. III 3 Bridge street An entire <e>$
new and complete assortment of DRY L<-
GOODS has been added, making il the most com.
plete store in Georgetown to select from
visit IL solicited. angls- I'm
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TAKE TIME by the forelOck and send such
garments as you desire cleaned or dyed be-
fore the rush OF work commences at the new
dye works of A. Fisher, No 900 g street.
near 9th, or 10 his old stand, 6lS 9th street
opposite the Patent Office. Punctuality. re-
spectacle work and reasonable terms. 81
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street. pays 5 per
cent per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. Banking hours, TO 1. Saturdays,9
10 and TO g. ITS 4tIS
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HOTELS.

SIGNOR MAESTRO ETToRE BaRILI viii
- resume his Singing Lessons At
MARINls HALL, on September a. ,s7s
Days Of Instruction will be THURSDAY f,ta.v n,
SATURDAY Of each week
Arrangements for hours aud daFt can No. A.. -
fecfed Il the above PLACE - w.
Af.er the ss0th inst. spsiicztion MAJ n ,,.a. a.
sigDOr n. on the above dave ~ "
Tor particularly 80 circular 10 BE- hsd AZ Me.ze.
rotss and Kills d asie ssores. (Repl ssaxl ~,
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MI hs. y. pUDMANS CITY LAUNDRY.
AZ s24 Eth street northvesf
lac Curtains u Der pair. Goods called for snd
S~e'sAVs' " In
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EDUCATIONAL.

L. INpERG RrES NO sCHu8. - PRI.
N MAhl AND AnN ANCE CI. ASSFS.
TO- liza ,.-..f, -sr.---E 20 raf "a = #-.q
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AMONG the visitors 10 Washington at
present are James X. Moore, esq, of Wyom-
ing, with his bride. Mr.. Moore is a grand
son or Father James Moore, who Will be
so well remembered by our old citizens
When mere youth Mr.. Moore resigned a
position I'm the United States Supreme Court
and started for Montana, the then EldOradO
OF the west. After several years of deter
mined struggle, Dame Fortune smiled favor
ably upon him, and he returns TO the home
OF his fathers with prospects as fair and
promising as his indomitable perseverance,
and honest efforts deserve. Many heart felt
wishes for the future happiness of the young
couple will follow them To their far away
home. H T. &,
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NEW PAVING COMPANY.-A certificate
OF Incorporation has been filed in the Office
OF The recorder of deeds Incorporating the
Cuba America Asphaltum Company" the
OBJECT OF which is To conduct the asphaltum
and laying pavements of material produced
by them In the streets of Washington and
elsewhere. The board OF directors are J. c,
Lay, y. V. Noyes, John Morris, and John w.
Maury, and the term of existence 20 years
The capital stock of the company is d xed at
S50O,O0O, divided into 5 eco shares at 800 each,
and the act OF Incorporation requires that
the business of the company shall be con-
Quoted in the city of Washington.
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YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCIETY,"
Yesterday afternoon, St Matthews branch
ganiZed by electing DR.. NJ. j. Griffit tn presi-
dent and Mr.. Thomas Murray secretary and
eIO6iciO treasurer. Major j. z. Mollet de-
livered an address.
ST. Patrick's branch last night eleciei az
permanent officers Geo. Bogus president AMI
Jas. T.. Clark secretary.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSRERS.-M. NJ RDh-
rer to Moses Kelly, north part square 6s7;
$1,000. b. III. Warner to Kate E. Lauritzen'
sub; 7s, square $50; 49, 500. Frank Moore 70
a. 8. Buner, part IA, square Si8; s.. r g.
Smallwood To c. R. Vernon, sub. r. SQUARE
29g; g. Z. N. Knowles to Letitia Knowles,
Oease,) part sub. 20, square 1863; s.. b. III.
Warner to c. III. Moultou, sub. 8. square BOG;
81 90. c. rupert TO W. F. Ross, sub. 50,
square I52; 81 $50. G. M. Parks to G. L.
Blood, sub. X, square 1872; 8, 033. Blood TO
Eennie Long, do, do, do. A. Croaey ct al
20 Il. E Waggaman. lots ~ and 65l, square
552; s1.O0o. n. +. EdmoDson to Jas. A. For
syth, sub so: square 1858; 81 $50. A. Day ct al
TO q. w. Stickuey, sub. X, square $50; $500.
Moses Kelly to N. NJ. Rohrer square 675;
50 coo. q. +. Gulick TO Jas. II. Gulick, sub.
Is. square T9s; $500. Same TO ]. NJ. Haney
sab. -, do, do A. G. Carroll ct al TO Isaac
Neiherell, part 8, square $50; IS, $40. Il. II.
Waper 70 John Selden, sub. 50, square 33s;
as sd. VIM. Perry To r. II. White sub. n,
square ,o22; $50. VIM. flushing to NJ. Kel-
ly, \ Of lot 1, square 705; /, 2 and 3, square
east OF 10s. - square east OF square of col
and sO9; Ssh
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THE COMING BOAT RACF-The date of
The proposed race between the Potomac and
AnalOstan Clubs will be announced some
Gay this week. The Potomac "four." con-
slstlng OF MesSrs. COughlin, stroke; McBlair,
5; randall, 2, and TruaX, bow, have gone into
regular training, and have their quarters at
me Morgan House, Geo. getOwn. Mr.. III. )
Iarkin has been engaged to build rev
she'll for them, and left for New York last
lhursday 10 procure the material Spanish
cedar). The Analostan -four have their
be-Gqnarters al the Imperial Hotel, and
commence training to-day. The race between
this crew and the Nassau, of New York has
been fixed for the 2Sth instant. John Biglin
has been engaged TO train the AnalOstans.
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BER--Yesterday morning about six o'ciock
Lieutenant johnson and Officer Fifield ar
rested a cOlOred man named Lawrence Bril-
~ Taylors farm, on 9TH street road, and
charged him with aSsaulting and rObbing
John Chas. Pingcl on the LIST instant as no,
ticed in THE STAR of Saturday. Bird was
taken TO the Providence Hospital last even
Ing, where he was identified by PinpeI
When arrested blood stains were found on
his clothes. The prisoner was locked upin the
ri precinct station. IL is understood that
PIngel is recovering. and is considered out
of danger. Judge Smell to-day committed
Bird 10 Jail,
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assurances,

TINE SOUTHERN MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL, $4T2. s67.23.
CHA RTEREn Bg TIE ooMMoAw EALTH OF VIRGINIA
utfce-No. ii Tenth Street, Skaters New
Building, between Main and Bank Streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
Ne Issues Annual, Term, and Participating
Policies. Far Property Specially.
DR.. IL. G. AVIDSUN, President.
JORDAN Z. MARTIN, Vice-presdent.
J.E NEIS WANGER, Secretary.
STArAAENr OF ITS BUSINESS:
To January LIST, 1878.
Number of Policies issued 7,6
Amou Mt Of Deposit Notes Der = Nj with
the Company, $4}O,2S5.o
Amount of Cash Premiums and fees re-
ceived, ~" 055. %
Amount paid for Losses, Expenses, Sal
aries, Commissions &c, 22o,- r. N3
Losses, adjusted not due, l2U5o.SS
NJ FOUNTAIN, Solicitor, Staunton, Va.
Us WALLACE, Solicitor, Waynesbo-o.
JNo. G. SLOWER, Soliitor, Fishersyille.
Agents wanted in every City, Town and
County.
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Fertilizers.
manners LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
ZELL'S CELEBRATED FERTILIZER.


Having sold ZELL'S CELEBRATED AN
NOM TED BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE for
the past eighl years in this market, and it hav-
ing stool the test on all kinds of crops, by the
side Of all known fertilizers, proving to be equal
to The best, and giving all the general satisfac-
ton we could desire, we again offer it 10 our
farmers for the coming Wheat season, with the
hope that we may receive the same liberal pat
ronage which was extended to us last FALL
Parties wishing purchase will please call and
leave their orders early 10 prevent any dlsap-
pointment when they get ready to send their
teams for it. P.B. ROGE.
refer 10 the following certificates received
from VARIOUS sections CT the county:
MINT SPRINGS, Augusta Co Va,
August 9Th, 1875.
p. b. IloGE, ESD, Sfaunton, Va: DEAR SIa-
In answer your inquiry us ~ the effect thai
Zel Bon, Sup Phosphate had on my Wheat
crop, [ wcui say that | mixed one talrd plas
ter with w, -tnirds Zell' S Phosphate, and use
200 lbs To tn acr- VEAY POOR LAND and
.hreshed + ON II measured acres (225) I"
hundred .,nh twent, five bushels choice W hea'
when IS IN average of nearly nineteen bnshe +
10 the acre. have no hesitation in recoui
mending 1t our farmers as a No. | fertiliZ"'
md one thai will pay them to nse. Very truly
JOHN TOWBERMAN.
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THE PIEDMONT GUANO.

From all accounts we have, the demand for
this JUSTLY POPE LAR FERTILIZER, manu-
featured in our own State, and by gentlemen of
known integrity and standing. will be very
large this seas on, and we would therefore re
quest and be obliged 10 customers to let us
have their orders as soon IS practicable, that
the stock may be ON hand when called for
Warranted to be fully up to the old standard,
and in prime condition this season for drilling
Price as low and terms as liberal as posi-
bly, be for aug frst-class Fertilizer
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baltimore Advertisements.
= =
. SINCLAIR + CO.,
X No. SO LIGHT STREET.


u SINCLAIR + CO.,
X No. So LIGHT STREET.
BALTIMORE, MD.
Manufacturers ofAgriculturallmple
Machinery. Growers and Importers of Garden
and Field Seeds, offer to Farmers and Mer-
chants the following named valuable Labor saw
ing Machinery and Implements for the coming
season, viz siNEw YORKER SelfRake Reaper and
ssNEw YORKER SelfRake Reaper and Mower Com
bined. This Machine took the Gold Medal at the
great Field trial at Auburn, New York, in July,
1866 as the best self Rake Reaper on the ground,
also the celebrated MONITOR MOWER. This is
two wheeled Machine, with Flexible cutting Bar,
the best in use. The BUCKEYE and CASES Riding
Sulky Cultivators. Maryland Self Discharging
Hay and Grain Rake on wheels, the best in the
Country Sinclair's improved Corn Planter and
Seed Drill. Rices Premium Cotton Planter
Sinclair & Co.'s patent Screw Propeller Hay,
Straw and Fodder Cutter. Patent Masticators
for cutting Corn Stalks. Sugar Cane, Hay and
Straw. Readings patent horse Power Corn
Shelters and Cleaners Hand and Power Corn
Shelters, all sizes and patterns. Threshers anrd
Spectators, Horse Powers, Wheat Fans, Grain
Cradles, Revolving Hay Rakes and Cleaners,
Plows, Harrows and Cultiyators, Machinery and
Pillow Castings &C., &c.
Also on hand for Spring sales fresh and genu-
| inc Garden Seeds, of our own Raising and I'm
| portedfrom the best houses in Europe.
All goods sold by US warranted to give Salts
| faction and such as represented.
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