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THOMAS BOWLING, AucIioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO COMFORTABLE
JWO- STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSES
AND BRICK STABLE, IN GEORGETOWN,
AT AUCTION.
S% By virtue of a deed Of trust, dated June 10Th,
LIZ A. ID. lo73 aid recorded in liber 72l, ioi5 25s
the land ords for the District OF Coumks and
at the request ia visiting of the party secured there
by, VIC will cell, ia front of the premises, on MON
DAY January 10th, 1870, At clock D. m. part of
Lot No. l55, in Beatty * Hawkins addition to
Georgetown District AZORES aid, and bounded fol-
lows ginning the south side of Third street
AZ the northeast corner OF said lot, and running
T. ence south by aud with line of said Lot
No l56 huudred and fifty feet to the line of
said Iot thence by and with the said rear line
seventy feet to the southwest corner Of said lot:
then north by and with the west line Of said lot
forty feet then east aud parallel with Third street
thirty one feet; then Eorth parallel with the east
line of said lot sixty eight feet; thence west two
feet thence north eid parallel to the east liae of
said lot forty two feet Third street; then east
or Third street forty one fe [ 10 the beginning.
Terms: Une-third cash; balance in six aud twelve
months, with interest at per cent secured by deed
OF trust the property sold. All conveyancing at
the cost of the purchaser. A deposit Of i0U re-
CURED at time of sale Ii the terms OF sale no:
complied with within five days the trustees reserve
the right to resell at risk and Of dsultng pur
chaser.
WILLIAM D. GASSLNss r. }Trustses.
dec2Sdts THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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II }. SWEET, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE NEW THREE-STORY
AID BASEMkNT BklGk DWELLING, ON
THE NORTHNkST CORNER OF ABB AND
NJ STREETS NORTHWEST.
G1 By virtue Of a deed of trust, dated May 18th,
IL A. ID. 1875, duly recorded in Libsr No. 7S4,
folio 1885, # the land records for the District OF
Columbia, and at the request Of the party secured
thereby will sell at public auction, in front Of
the premises, on MONDAY. December 27th, 1878,
al o'clOck p IN, the following described real
tate, situate In the city Of Washington, d. O., to
wit: Lot numbered twenty nine, 49, in the sub
division Of original Lots numbered one, 1.-two ~
and three, sd in square numbered thirty six, 1851
made by William I'll Ward, trustee, together with
the improvements, &C., subject to deed OF trust,
dated May 49, 1873, for two years, to secure S2I5o
with interest at ten per cent. per aDnum.
Terms: One half cash. and the balance at SIX,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at per
cent. per annum, secured by deed OF trust on the
property sold all cash, at the option OF the pur
chaser. deposit of 8 100 will be required at time
OF sale. All oonveyancing at purchasers cost.
BRAIN NAk Il. WARNER, Trustees.
decl3 eo&ds K. j. SWEET, Auct.
~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, January 18th, 1876, same hour and
place. BkAIshkp 81. WARNER Trustees.
dec28 eo&ds j. SWEET, Auct.
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THERE IS SORT of a Charlie Ross ex-
element in western Massachusetts. Some
weeks ago tramp named John kierdon en-
ticed away from his home the - year old son
the 'Shired man." was discharged for some
offence, and retaliated by persuading his
employers young son TO run away with him,
taking 500, and from that time TO the pres
ent, despite dlllgent search, no trace OF the
boy has been found. Mr.. Gowdy has Just
visited the Amherst authorities, and there
are many things that lead him TO identify
the missing Worthington tramp with Rier-
don, in which case there is little hope that
the lad is living. he was a delicate child,
and the theory is that the man has muir
dered him for the money taken. The parents
have been constantly searching for their
child these many weeks, and Mr.. Gowdy was
so overcome in telling his story that friend
had 10 finish the narrative for him.
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ASSASSINATION OF COLLEGE PREST-
DENT.-There has been considerable excite
ment at Abingdon, Ill, for some time, grow
ing out OF the removal of the former presi-
dent of Abingdon college, j. NJ. Butler, and
the installation OF Rev. o. Perkey in his
stead. A disgraceful demonstration was
made on Friday night, when the church socl-
able was being held IN the college building.
During the evening three drunken rowdies
belonging TO the anti-Perkey faction, named
Lomax, Lampkin and Gabrielle, created a
disturbance in the corridors, when President
Perkey tried to quiet them. Lampkin struc <
him with billy, and he fell MORALLY
wounded. The assailants were arrested.
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NEW EXPRESS LINZ VIA CANAL,

NEW EMPRESS LINK VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN
PHlLADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH.
iNGTON dND GEORGBTORN
SAILING DAYS.
from Pier 3, North Wharves, PhiisdeIpnia
SATURDAY, at = m. xT~ A.
From 70 Water street GsorretoH ~
ID. o., MONDAY, at D. m.
, THE line connects AZ Philscslphi. with Olyde's
Regular Seml-Eeekly Line of Steamers for ProyI-
dence, Boston and New England States. No wharf
age In Boston by thi. limo.
G.. T. HYDE, Agent for D. Of U,
WIN. p. OLYDK & CO, PhiIadelp hia.
y. A. REED, Alexandra, Va
u. ID. G. MINK, 80 evonshire street, Boston
SrFreights delivered by Knox Express. Orders
left ct General Office, 500 Pennsylvania avenue. or
ct the Steamers Wharf, vii be promptly attended
10. pep9-tr
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RAILROADS.
AIENASURIA AND FREpEIICKs-
n BURG RAILWAY
SPECIAL NOTICE.


ON sud after MONDAY, December goth, 1875,
trains for Richmond and the south Will leave Depot
PIpTsB ssd s Ps52'G At k.oss Ih i,TsS and
iI'Se p n cAiiy eHSsRi 20 sqHt2 ri,r,ys a..
I'd. 5. YOUNG, A. G. T. Agent. decsti
RALTIBORE AND ohio RAILROAD.
CHANGE or TIME nEcszsEs IS, 1879.
s:o0-Bsli@ore s1d WsJ ststio1s
Of kcts .1d Va: sps s, wsy Stations
1:30-BALTlMORE ExPsE<s.
sass Louis and Pinsbufs EIprss . Dinner
s:4:-Bsltimore and Way stations.
bassrstoyn and Way Stations, to Pied
DOnt, via metropolitan Branch.
MORzUNLlMITED ExPRKss. No stops
raI5-RaItimore, wsv Station. and ru;oo,, oi,v
I.3O-SEw fokk; BOsIo9 AND NOKFOLk tx
ao-E .sE5s; PqIlmsn PsrloT Car; c.,
PS3, Of Esss: H.ss ger
Am Stations W. Metropolitan BranchJ
CIVILIZATIONS EXPRESS. Stops at Laurel;
connects at Relay for Frederick and Way
e:30-CHIcaso FIsT EIpREss.
6:o0-BALrIMORE ExPREss.
7:3O-BsltimOre and WAY Stations
eolumGu;:;, saae4,iy, and All way az Sta sts,
s.20-BALTINORE ExPRRss
s:5O-Nkw YORk EIGHT EXPRESS. Sleeping cars
9:35-BaltimOre and principal Way Stations
zoo. e:iJ ga am. 80. 4:45, $50. 7:30,
tTainsdaily except Sunday.
LSGrtHz CID7fsH Station for WdSiiHFf0H.
t.3g, 5:1O, 100, 9.I5 m. 1890, 40,
800. 610, $50, =:tS, 30 .. m. daily.
$50, 1880 a. m, 3:l5, $50, HIS D..
dsiiy, except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday for Hsgerstovn, An
York and PhiisdeIs his At 90 Al m. and lilo pm.
Tor further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Cfices, Washington Station, and
ass Penn sylyacis avenue, where orders win be
point IL the city. TaOS Y. SHARP,
n aster of Transp Orta:ion.
m. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. s. EOONTZ. General Agent. novl-h
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~Wabash college forbids gambling
among the students, and the boys plaintively
ir"nire how they can ever DC appointed
mioistef % England Without a knowledge Q.
poker.-[Detron Free
BIMoody and Sankey are so disappointed
in the number OF their converts In Philadel-
phia that pathetic inquiries for the where
abouts of the Ninety-and-nine are quite APP
propriate.
vMrs Girling has been doing the Eng
lish provinces with eight dancing girls sup
posed TO be animated by spiritual Influences,
but a magistrate has put stop 70 this sort
OF Girling.
sSA Duluth school director has an eye 10
visa salary OF $40 per month, fixed the
sctfool at his own dwelling, and teaches two
scholars, his own children. This is the ban
ner school district
ITo place a placard, "Supper thirty
cents" directly over motto 'sThe Lord will
provide" suggests an association OF materia
and spiritual food not warranted. II was
church at a sale where refreshment tables
were kept and the smiles OF the ungodly pre-
vailed.
HThere were two Chinese shops at How
ago, but one Of the plscse d seD
pound cartridge under the establishment OF
his rival. and now enjoys monopoly OF the
trade, The dozen or more Cinnamon In the
again with the debris, and none were killed
outright.
A6emethy, the great physician, said
tns elass OF ale before bed time is a cure
LVr sieepiessness. Another autr-vtfv savs
mat holding the hands In water will s~age
siumoer 70 the eyelids. Now arrives q
writer In Moore's Rural New Yorker. who
Tor fhos.' 70 whom Morpheus does not essiiy
come.
0"How is IT,. BAKED Bishop wilberforce
Of one OF his Roman Cathoiic servant girls.
that you can feel SO kindly toward me when
'Oh, no." eaid she. "But how can be
% we'd" persisted the bishop, .when your
church teaches that there IL no salvation for
those out OF its pale 2" "You Will be saved
through your invincible Ignorance" was the
reply.
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GOAL: COAL! WOOD: WOOD (!

Coal: COAL! WOOD: WOOD!
CHEAPi CHEAP FOR CASH.
THOUSANDS OF TONS oRDIRrD
arriving daily cargoes Of the bsss yartetiea of an
kinds Of COAL and WOOD,
Nov II the time 70 buy
II you you'd save money get Q seod ayffeIs ana Jsu
Snfhft ~ pounds 10 ths ton, call on the under
Having two Of the largest wharvss In the Dfssrscs,
and all the facilities possible thereto Annexed Tor
the delivery Of Goal direct from our yesses 10 tSe
consumer, We can certainly orer special induce
menfs. A visit 20 our Wharyss and Depot win cor.
vince one st glace Of our unsurpAssed sdysotaSes
Cord. -
Good OAK WOOD delivered - low - % 70 ~
single trial Is all that n necessary 70 oonv,,..
The public Of the above facts.
yOHNsON BROTHERS,
Main once and Depot az yohnsopI w haryes. foo2
Of l2th and llth streets.
Ono- i ifes Il :; .sss.. s0rtav''s. .uxxs
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NEW YORK AND wASHiSGfol

NEW YORK AND wASHLSSfoI
TO BALTIMORE, eI!LlpELPHiA.
ALL POINTS IN The NEW ENGLAND
STATES.
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHIEGTOH AND
NEW YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
Tbs equipment On this line "a new and Of the most
mAH PABLCR GA TRkIS Exclusively.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON
NIGHT TRAINS
On and after December 18th, 1875, trains by this
Ene viii leave depot Of Baltimore aud Potomac
Railroad, corner Of 9th aRd streets, as follows:
B:23 am. Limited ExPress-Puilman Gar Train
fer PhilEici9his, New York and points East
csily, except sunday.
1880 N. liz press for Philadelphia and New York
daily, except Sunday.
use , N. ExfT for Philadelphia and way points
daily.
s:IO M, Erpress for Philadelphia, Eew York
and pOiuts at sally.
PULLMAN PARGOB OARS on 81 Day Trains.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING GAkS on
Night Trains
Tickets and Information can be procured st tho Of
Baggage csIltj for ans checked at hotels and yrf-
vGts residences on orders left at tine ofces Of the
company, northeast corner 18th street and Pen0syl
Vsnf9 avenue, aud on northeast corner Of Pennsyl.
Derot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
load, eOTBsr S,a sDd streets:
General Passenger Agent, Philadelphia, Pa.
GEORGE q. WILKINS,
fcbl Superintendent, Baltimore, Nd.
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NtNl CupcflntoI0ohts bhltlInOict 1us
IpALTI nOk = POTOMAC RAILROAD,
After Monday, December 18th, 1875, trains will run
IRAINS LEAVE FOR BALTIM0RE.
600 An, Liiaited Express, daily for the West;
daily except Sunday for the North
ITO an, Accommodation for P0pes Creek.
7:sO IN, Express for Baltimore, daily except
0:2S am, Limited Express for New York, daily
,,. exert Sunday 9i w ParloT Gar Tr stI;-
I:3O pa, Express for Philadelphia and New
York, sad Norfolk via Baltimore, daily
$40 pm, accomaodaiion, daily except Sunday
$50 m, for Philsoelyhis, daily.
TAO Pm CiBeihnAu Express, daily Tor the West
daily except Saturday Tor the North.
s1e Pms essiy Ne f9Tk kight EyPEsTsos s
6:I3 am, New York Express, daily.
$40 an, Accommodation, daily except Sunday.
e:33 M, fast Line, daily.
1:13 m, Baltimore and Philadelphia Express,
EeS m, Limited EI press from New York, daily
s:23 pm, bay Express, daily except Sunday.
$40 m, Accommodate, daily except Sunday.
HIPS Pm, Richmond Express, daily.
Trains leaving WsshingtOn 1t 7:l0 q m. and SO
,. N. daily except Sunday, connect IT Bowie with
Trains leaving Washington az 500 q. m. and 40
N. connect a. OdentOn with trains Tor Annapolis
e0 2. m, connect at Bowie with trains from Popes
Greek line.
northwest corner Of 18th street and Pennsylysnia
avenue, noTthG corner 9Th street and Pennsylva-
mia avenue, can have their baggage called for and
checked at hotels and residences 20 all points North
and West. Through tickets 10 Cincinnati. Oolum-
bus, indianapolis, Louisville, 81. Louis, New Or
leans: ShsaSo, OMAHA san sd 1snciseo' and Ill
GEO. q. WILKINS, suRsristendeni,,
M pOyD L. Cant pss.,r aen, m.xsS =,
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STHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, December gath. 1873, same hour and
place f BKAIE nIT2 IL. WARNER, Trustees.
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81 THE ABOVE Is FURTHER POSTPOEED,
on account OF the rain, until MONDAY, January
Sd, 1916, same hour aBd place.
BRAlNhhD Ii. WAREER,I
dE-eoSds>JOhN HITZ, trustees
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A LEXAEDRIA AND WASHINGTON RR
ALEXANDRIA AND FKEDERICKsBURG BIB,
Come 0f b dad SiIta SfTesfs.
Local trains leave for AlexandTis as follows 9, =,
80, 10, a II; 1 3, a., 8, b, .. m; and
90 m, sod 4 aud .. u. daily, all other trains
Local uaiAs leave AIezardria a. follows: e,r,s,
z, and o . m and 5 and 4 n NJ from Alexandris
daily, Su ether trains daily except Sunday.
fngton and Ohio *. h
CHEAT SOUTHERN EXPBESS, via Richmond,
leaves Washington Il IS m. daily excerpts unday.
Through tiekess 70 all points South and South west
Tor sale a. oices corner 18th street and Psnnsyiya
nta avenue aud corner 9Th street and Pennsylvania
eyeaue, where passengers can leave orders for bag
gage te be checked 81 All hotels and residences
through to destination. ID. N. BOYD, Jr.,
General Passenger Agent.
GEO q. WILKINS, General scpt.,
t.l-u Baltimore, Md.
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A FEMALE EVANGELIST" known as
"Preachipg Mary" says a Glasgow paper,
was in Galashiels on Sunday evening, ac-
companied by a male fellow worker, aud
while attempting to address the crowd in
RoxbuTgh street the pair were mobbed. An
address by the female speaker was closed
with prayer by her companion that the
word spoken by his wife might be blessed to
the audience, when he was interrupted by a
shout that MARY was not his wife, and
that he had deserted both wife and children
in Berwickshire. The pair made off, followed
by a hootiDg and kissing crowd, who after
ward spowbRlled them, and forced them to
take refuge for their lives in friends house.
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COAL AND WOOD.
" kDW- CLAkh. 7. Il. CROSS, il.
Z. KDW. CLARK . CO.,
DEALERS IN
LuMBER, WOOD, COAL, DOORS, SASH
BLINDS, M0ULDINGS, &c.

Principal Once, " hsrf, Depot aud PIarfnx MN
loot OF 9Th s.. east, near United states Navy Yard
once, Room DO. 1, sFirenens Ins. Osioe,) oyes
BAnk OF w aahington, ARLINGTON. ID. q. eek. I'M
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EVENING STAR.
FRIDAY.........De December 81. Is.5.
THE MIMIC BATTLE.FIELD.

4 he Tr1umPas 0f MT. n. T.. BIRD. the
English Chess Cham ptou. ON Both
Sides OF the Atlantic Paul
Morphy's Condition.
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UO1S GREAT uO@S
1919 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1919
NORTHWEST, soUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
Trains leave a. follows:
Ill .s3 a. m Ills D m.
TAO N. -6:0op m.
THE CHEAT DOUBLE TRACK BOUrE,
With elegant Scenery, Palace etate-rocm Day and
Night Oars, with modern improvements.
Two hundred miles saved to Western and Central
hew York.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
through from WASHINGTON 70 the WEST and
NORTH without change.
- Tickets by this route can be procured st the Of
ces, corner OF 18Th ssree. and Pennsyyenia avenue
and corner Of sth street and Penlsylyanis avenue,
under National Hotel, where reliable information
will be given at all times.
Passengers procuring tickets a. these offices can
secure eccJmsnc1si ions IN Palace Cars FOR Chicago
Rtttsburg and Rochester.
uari6 IL Phtlade!ohfa, Pa,
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nREssMAkING PROMPTLY EXECUTED in
~ all its braLches. special attention to OUT
TING Ing, an. s% BAsfISa BIO, NM Me. B. LUCAS.
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On sud after MONDAY, December goth, 1875,
trains for hiCtmond and the South will leave Depot
baltimore and Potomac Railroad, 6.h stree. sni
P,rpsylVsnia avenue. at $40 q. m daily, and
1l.S. .. N. daily e1cept SUNDAY.
1000 GEO. @. WILKINS, supt.
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Tar CHAMPION INTrsuDAToR.-The U. ..
g. seems to understand the efficacy OF little
intimidation now-a-days, and has recently
started t + cut git upon an attempt to control the
newspaper press by the exercise OF these tac-
tics. A Washington dispatch explains the
situation as follows:
The "ereat intimidator," as Senator Schurz
called the President the othef day, is still at
work. It is reported tonight that the WORK o. :!
intimidating the press, begun at New YoTk, gr IS is
Going ON vigorously. The Cincinnati l"ees mes
and q number of other Western newspapers are
deprived of government advertising 6y orders oraers
from the white House. In his annual message
the President said, speaking of this s1e}ecs o.
intimidation, Gin some places coiorea iauote.s
were compelled to vote according to the WISHES ;e
of tbeir employers, and there are too many ~! IN
stances in which, when these thTeass wste dts hr
REGARDED they we're remorseessly eAe.a.Su I've ~
those who made them. ] understand that tne
iiiteentb fii til amendment to the constitution was
made A 70 prevent this and Q like state OF
things s People here wonder why the fifteenth
s1nssdne1t. II il really forbids intimidation,
and Che deprivation Of employment tor refusal
of political support, should not protect the
press against intimidation from the White
House.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
ruE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
= 49, 49, ANDERSON COUNTY.

rHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, !
ANDERSON COUNTY. }
thereby take pleasure in stating that on the
10th day of this month came to Anderson
Court House on business and to pay my taxes
r had a fifty dollar bill, which thought Mr.
r.. d. Dean. the Tax Collector, got from me,
end l. accused him of getting my fifty dollar
bill, and when he attempted to explain, :
would nos hear him. told others that B. D.
Dean got my fifty dollar bill, and in this did
Mr: Dean.a great injustice. now take pleas
ure in Withdrawing all said in this co's"ee'o"'
and further state that had but one fifty dollar
hill. which let Mr.. w. F. Barr have. The
fault is all mine, and no blame can attach to
Mr.. Dean, and sincerely regret the whole
matter, and offer as my only excuse intoxica-
ton. and beg the pardon of Mr.. Dean.
w. r. DUCKWoRTH.
TEST:
JOHN B. MOORE.
Jan. %, 1875. rs
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Reidville Male High School,
:. Raidyille, spartanburg Co., 8. O.
Gopartnership Notice.

THE undersigned associated Mr.. VIM. A.
CHAPMAN with him in the Mercantile Busi-
ness at Willianaston, S. c., on the lst Of Janu-
ary. 1875. and the business will henceforth
be conducted under the style of ANDERSON
g. CHAPMAN, who will continue to keep
A FULL STOCK OF GOODS
OF every description. We are agents for the
following Fertilizers: The well-known Allan
tic Phosphate, John Merriman's Fertilizer, of
Baltimore; wilcox, Gibbs & Co.'s Manipulated
Guano, and the Anchor Brand Cotton Fertll-
izer, Richmond, Va.
Persons indebted to me are requested to call
and settle their Indebtedness to 1st of January
9ast as we are needing money, and must close
GEORGE w. ANDERSON.
Jan %. 1875 % 81
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important to F armers.
Only Forty Dollars q Tom.
GUANAHANI GUANO,

AN important natural Guano-a genuine Ami
NAL Deposit. A Cargo of 500 tons now on the
way to this port. This Guano gave great salts
faction in Virginia and North Carolina the past
season. Circular and certificates sent on appll-
cation.
Prof Wilson, of Baltimore, Md, says of this
Guano: "By a critical examination of the
ANALYSIS of the various cargoes you have i'm
ported, striking feature is the great regularity
in the percentage of the important constituents
Prof. F. A. Genth, of Philadelphia, Penn,
saws: 'sThe Guano is evidently of animal
original, and the minute bones which were dis
covered in the same indicate that it is the result
of the decay of bats, mice, DC. The quantity
of organic matter which is still present is about
~ per cent, and this yields about % per cent.
of ammonia, A portion Of the nitrogen is
present aSsitric acid, of which about per
cent. were saund. All the nitrogen present
would be equivalent to about 81 per cent. OF
ammonia. The phosphoric acid in the Guano
averaged about l21 per cent, equal to N.3 per
cent. of Bone Phosphate. A considerable guam
tity of the phosphoric acid, however, is present
as so-called neutral Phosphate OF Lime, which,
being slightly soluble in water, renders the
Guano as quick in its action as corresponding
quantity of Superphosphates would do The
small per centage OF potash which was found in
ANALYSIS adds to its value. From all the ex-
periments which I have made Of the Guiana
hani Guano no doubt can exist that it is valu-
Prof: q. G. White, of the Georgia State Ag-
ricultural Society, says: "As shown by the
analysis, this Guano contains, in good proper
ton, all the elements which are generally con-
sidered as of value for plant food, and the
forms and combinations in which they are
present are such as to render them available to
and assimilable by the plant. I should judge
that the proper use of this article for purposes
of fertilization would be attended with great
Prof. Charles U. Shepard, jr., in a recent
analysis of this Guano, says: "This Guano (of
animal origin) would appear from its physical
and chemical properties to answer every rea.
sonable expectation of commercial manure"
orders received and arrangements made for
its sale by application to n
J. n. ROBSON,
6s East Bay, and 2 Atlantic Wharf,
Charleston, S. c.
To-,
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AaRIcu1ruRAL L1ENs.-If you have not al
ready T ordered your Agricultural Liens to Sc
cure cure advances, do SO at once. Walker, Evans
d Cogswell, Charleston, s. c., keep on hand
four different kinds. and if neither OF these
meet your views, they ara prepared to print, at
the lowest prices, any special form 10 oraer:
the, Rural Accountant, a book for simple farm
accounts let him do so at once.
They also have New Agricultural Lease
which gives the Landlord q lien on crop OF
tenant. This is very valuable.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-01-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MONEY SAVED, MONEY MADE.-Itis is no long
.er necessary to pay two and three profits
Messrs Fufehgott, Benedict 8 Co., beg to or draw W
sS0o 900, worth of Dry Goods, Carpets, Furs,
etc. which takes place annually. between Jan
uary , lst, and February 18th, prior to purchass-
inc their Spring Stock, at Z75 King Street,
Charleston, S. o.; 81 White Hal" Street. Allan
ia, Ga, and Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida @
SAMPLES sent on application. Remit per Ex-
sress or POST Office order, or goods will be sent
g. o. D. All retail orders over $40 will be sent
rom the Charleston Branch free Of charge.