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Shin News.

BosroN, Dec. 1.-The schooner John II. Allen,
or and from Philadelphia, with coal, went ashore
today near scituate. The vessel lies In an ex-
nosed DositiOn.
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~1a1 GRAND ORGAN AND VOCAL @

flg| GRAND ORGAN AND VOCAL CON.
49, CERT; in The FIRST IEDEPENDENT
q@hURCCh CHI BhoA%P % snS sA6SNS3ba s'Fse1S HSSS LSS
DeCember7 s's n sS CfihS NATIONAL SRINT
lowing ATtism have vOunteeved-Mes ID, ID
WOOD, II. q TauNDER, J. PEARCE A. r. TAY-
LOR. and the "ABr SINGING 80 JIETY" Tickets.
one oolaI, for sale ny TIumpler, No 9a6 Caesnnt
OnesnuL street; Gonld, No. s2s Chestnut street; R--
ley's. ContibeptSl Hote and by II, l., Hall, No. 36
North Twenty. hTst atreet.
Concert Al 8 o'clock 1alH
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The Trial of DEACON Andrews.

PLYMOUTH, Mass. Dec. 1.-The trial OF Samuel
w. Andrews for the murder of Cornelius W.
Holmes commenced here to-day before the
Supreme Judicial Court,
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II S. ARMSTRONG HAS THIS DAY PUB.
~ ~ CHASED ny saH5e in'eTes. 10 the firm of
TIVE business W II be continued At No. ll20 NJ AR
KET st'eet, uLder the mama of WADE q ARM
sTRON0, by JOSEPH n. WADE aud
November 2S, 1868. I've
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FOURTH EDITION
WASHINGTON.

Gathering of Senators and Repre-
sentatiVes -Aspirants for the
SpeakerOhip of the House
Probabilities of a
Short Session Ord
nance Expert
ments.
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PHILApELPHIA srOgK EXCHANGE SALES, DEC.

Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 b. Third street
BETWEEN BOARDS -
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FROM WASHING TON.
Special Despatoh 10 The EUcptno Telegraph
Gathering OF COngrcssmen.

Special Despdtoh 10 The EUeptr0 Telegraph
Gathering OF COngrcssmen.
WAsHnGToN, Dec. There are fifteen Sena-
tors and thirty y-four Representatives now in the
CITY, aud othe:s are arriving by every train,
Tho Business
TO be transacted is very freely discussed, but
there is q great diversity OF opinion with regard
TO what should be doDe anJ especially is this so
IL regard to the finances. The probabilities of
q session of the
Forty first Congress
ION the 4th OF March are can vassed and there Is
is q difererce Of opinion prevailing. A fc v
DAYS ago members then here were favorable to a
meeting aud the selection OF q Speaker, but
now they are not so al x Gus, fearing that il
too m ucn haste is made their particular friends
Tor
The Speakers Chair
will be sacrificed,
A short Session
will not afford much opportunity for canvasslng z
the n meris of the several gentlemen who are
aspirapts for the position, and as all who have
been prominently named have ardent advo-
cafes the repeal OF the Ia " for the 4th OF March
session will probably be mutually agreed upon,
and the election OF Speaker will thus go over
until December, 1869.
BY direction of the
Secretary OF War
the following officers have been ordered 10 pro.
ceed to Fort Delaware to witness experimental
firing to take place there on Thursday next
Major. Generals De Laheld Barry, Hunt and
Brigadier. 6 eneralS J. Roberts and y. Hays
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PIANOS.
WANTS.

DOY WANTED IN AN OFFICE. .--ADDRHsS
ID "WALNUT STREEP" this office, In hRnd~
writing OF applicant, stating age end refe-
encea ALdslultS
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two-thirds OF the Senate is Republican. The
latter, in Johnsop's case, ss, indeed, In many
others
"Is custom
More honored In the breach than the observance"
Some OF the Senators seem to forget that
when great public interests are at stake, private
preferences and whims should be forgotten.
Had Reverdy Johnson's nomination been
treated az that Of any ordinary Democrat, we
would have been spared the disgrace OF our
Mi lister TO England fawning upon the men
who tried TO sweep our commerce from the seas.
The Alabama Claims.
Your readers must take all they hear about
the settlement OF the Alabama claims Guns
0rdno sdtS The whole affair is very much
confused. At the State Department they know
very little, and that they seem disposed to keep
TO themselves. Reverdy Johnson's dispatches
are, like his drinks. somewhat mixed. The
Secretary OF State is considerably annoyed at
some of the eS cdthedra statements concerning
the settlement OF the Alabama claims made by
certain credulous and inexperienced newspa-
per correspondents. One of this class, rel Joicing
in the rare name OF Smitb-not John, but Win
field Scott-has given the best illustration OF
the ''little JOKER" or "now you see It and now
you don'p In the following contradict Dry de-
spatch to the New York Evening Post believe
1t was also sent to one of your afternoon con.
temporaries in Philadelphia
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bDCCtot 70 ~ l. 1tCWtftU
Post or Tuesday.
The State DepaTtm snt
this morning received
foreign mails containing
full advices about the LA
bAmh question. IL is un-
deTstood that after suc-
cessive remodellings,
direct through The A AmerI-
can Minister, by Mr.
Seward, end 10y means of
which the terms OF the
convention have been
materially changed from
the shape In which they
stood when early cable
Dispatches were received,
q solution has been
res cheu which Is accspted
by our GoveTniuent aa en-
tiIely satiffactory.
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CDbCtub 80 ~. T. hOflAtNQ
Post :of Wednesday.
Although there nave
been partial cUntraiiU-
lions OF your COrrsspOu
dents statements, tnat
full sdvices abOuttne Ala.
bAma matter were racsiv-
ed on Monday a. the ) ate
Department, that such
was the case la proved by
the IacJ that those des.
patches we're the subject
o. Cabinet dlscu slou yes
ierday. II Ia well under
rioNd that upon q careful
reading of them, some
points were not wholly
satisfactory to ell the
m smbers. and IL Ia there
fore pretty certain IN at
the terms of the protocol
mas he rsmodelled again
III aoms particulars before
10 ID finally sikned
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BILLIARD CHALLENGE!

VIRGINIA, July 81, 1898.
III to this State that WALLACE WRIGHT.
Champion Of Nevada, Is DESTROYS Of playing me
a match Of billiards, II l will discount hfs game,
l am induced to make the following proposition:
/ will play Mr.. Wright q four ball carom game
Of billiards, at the odds Of discount, for $5OO Q
side, 500 or 1000 points, with 2H inch balls.
crotches barred, on q three.quarter slze carom
table, at any place mutually agreeable, to take
place between the 18th and 10th Of August, 1883:
provided, that the match shall not be played on
Orndorf, of the Washoc Exchange, to bind the
match. A. w. JAMESON,
Iy95tf Champion Of the Pacific Coast.
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THE EVENING NEWS
Tuesday Evenins...-...Jaly %, 1865
Meetins of Town Trustees.

GOLD Hill, July 9Th, 1868.
The Board of Trustees of the Town
of Gold Hill, held a regular weekly
meeting this evening. Pressnt-Prssi-
dent Gibson, and Messrs. Mcclellan,
Bittner, Huguet and Gallagher; and d.
C. Manning, Clerk. The minutes OF last
meeting read and approved.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
From Liberty Hose Company NO. l.,
asking that the name Of the Company
be changed to Liberty Engine Company
No. l, and number Of membership be
increased to eighty. From Lincoln
Hose Company No. 3, OF the Second
Ward, asking admission into the Fire
Department Of Gold Hill. Both petit
tions were granted.
The Finance Committee reported ia
yorably on bill Of Stern & We'll, $50
rent for Mrs. Russell, and on motion it
was allowed, and the Clerk directed to
notify them that the Board would not
pay any more bills of the kind.
A communication was received from
Goldsmith Bros, San Francisco, making
inquiries relative to q loan the Town
wished to make, and the financial con-
dition of the corporation. The letter
was referred 4 the President and Mr..
'Bittner to answer.
The Fire and Water Committee re-
ported the reservoir full Of water, and
thought it very necessary that it be
kept so, and no more water be drawn
of. Reported the new hydrants having
been received, and the bill for the same
amounting to S2l7, in::gold coin.
On motion the Treasurer was in
stracted to pay the amount out of the
Redemption Fund, with the freight bill
When received.
The Street Committee reported the
sewer contract Of d. h. Harris com
pleted. Number Of feet, as per meas
urement, 1881.
On motion the President and Clerk
were authorized to draw up q bond OF
bonds in favor of D. X. Harris, accord
ing to contract, at SO 10 per foot,
amounting to $751; 20.
Bills of D. X. Harris, extra work on
flume, S437 &c referred TO Messrs. Gal,
lagher, Mcclellan and Huguet.
A D was received from some Of
the property owners Of the I'd Ward.
asking to have the aume extended some
400 feet further south, and subscribing
$3.50 in gold coin in part payment o
the work. Mr.. ". d. Gray, on behal
of the Imperial Company, stated tha'
the company would, in the event Of TIT
sewer being extended to their line, car
ry it across their ground at their OWL
expense.
The clerk was instructed to advertise
for sealed proposals for the e~xtensio,
Of the hume, same size and dimension
to the Imperial line, 400 feet more Of
less. Payment, $3.50 in gold coin ant
the balance in town bonds.
The following bills were allowed : J,
Koran, special police, SIS; j. Lafower,
same, $40.
The following were referred: Daily
News, sos; same, $40.
The Marshal was instructed to enforce
the Dog and Nuisance Ordinances.
Mr.. E. Schaefer was rented the
ground on which the side stairs to his
building stands for 81 per month.
Adjourned to meet Thursday evening,
August 9Th.
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To Rent

MRS. L. 8. BOWERS HOUSE, AT THE
l1 Mil, Crown Point street, to RENT, WIN
every accommodation to keep tho boarders ios
the mill. Apply to the Superintendent al inc
mill.
Gold Hill, July 10, 1893. tyisim
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-28
MEXICAN -a

It is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Eminent performs more cures In shorter time, on
man and beast, than any article ever discovered.
No compound has ever been Invented so useiul
RHruISTHS, SoRE THROAT.
SriTT AND WEAK JOINTS BURNS.
BRuisIs. EAR ACHE,
SPpAINs, SwELLiN0s.
FRrsH Gers OF WOUNDS.
Or any other complaints requiring an external ap-
p~lication. or
II Is an Indispensable and valuable remedy In all
cases OF OF SPAWN, Splint, Rlng-Bone, Wind.Gall.
Bruises, Strains, &c.
Accidents will occur. Promptness Is efficacy.
All genuine 10 wrapped In steel-plate engravlDgs.
ist, and the private u. 8. stamp OF DEHAs BARSEs
q Co. over the top.
An effort has been mado to counterfeit II with O
cheap Stone plate label. Look close!
Sold by all druggists and stores In every town and
mining camp on the Pacific coast. dr2-ly2or3p.
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important Certificates.

Important Certificates.
"s . . lowe much to you. for verify believe
,bs Plantation Bitters have saved my lie.
REV. W. II. WAGGoNER, Madrid, M ."
"s . . Thou wilt send me two bottles more
of thy Plantation Bitters. My wife hasbeen greatly
benefited 0S 'n asa vi cSUtRRIN. Philadelphia. Pa"
"s . = have been o great sufferer irom ~.
pepsla, and had to abandon preatnins. inc
REY.J u. CATH0RN. Rochester. n. \"
"s . . I have given the Plantation BltteIsto
hundreds OF our disabled soldiers with the most as
.nntshJng sfracf q. W., d.
Snperintcndent Soldiers Home. Cincinnati, u.
The Plantation BItters make the weak strong. tne
I.nGid brilliant, and are exhausted NATURES great
Inc public may rest assured that In no case %iI
the netfectly pure standard Of the PLASTAII0S Dit
TESs be departed from. Every ootts oear, Insyoc'
simile Of our signature ON q stsetp1a3e eHp'a''"9'
or Il cannot b genuine. p,v-,-,os BIr.
rrRs n bnik or bv the gallon, e Q s'etaasS 6me
i1nosior' BTrars Of rGdlled 6ottles. see fhGt our
Rfrafs Stamp 70 USNuIILATED orT ssTy s eSronvb.
Sold By ali Druggists Grocers and Deaiarsthto"S"
out the World. N u mn CO.,
NO" iRSth1iSGToSG 90,
Prnut Street San Erancisco.
A0sNtSJor California and Herada.
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RLIEAa

LYoS's MAosEcrIc INsrc1 PowDERis sure anaeer-
tain death 10 everything OF the Insect specie-feas
Reaches, Mosquitoes, Anti, Bugs,-.
IN KILLS INSTANTLY.
What 10 peculiarly surprising IN regard 70 SniaHr.
tlclc ia. that notwithstanding It's instant deatn toin'
sects IL ia perfectly harmless to mankind and 90
mestlc animals. II can be inhaled or eaten with I'M
punity. It bear the testimony OF eminent disinter'
~ PREE FRoM POISON.
No article has evergiven such posluvcs Satisfaction
in Its use. - ...uv ard
readily used-directions accompany each mask. BE-
| ware OF counterfeits.
The genuine has the signature OF Z; LYON anu ,ne
| hing else OF this kind is an Imitation or counterfeit.
| ANY druggist Will procure the genuine II you Insist
'y so,S Nv ddruRrists and dealers on the Pacific coast.
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Arrivals.

nv WILLS. FARGO AND co.'s EXPRESS LINE.
Mr. Innery, Lorenzo Dow, Richard Chin. ]
McCollum, Geo Gilbert, J China, ] Brinsly,
Erazier. E Jacker and lady, John Williams,
B Kosminsky, A Brayen, ] Phillips, Mary
Beck, J D Street, NJ F Robinson, Mr. Lund,
Mr. Mcnney, Miss Chase, w Wink.rman, w
Scholl, s j Nathan, VIM Bishop, J W Teak,
Robert Carson, NJ 0'Connell, S B Hunt, Mr.
Jamison, Mr. Walker, Mr. Snyder, J China,
Tom China, D F Rogers.
BY PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS LINE.
Twooley. Mr. Ashley, Mr. Sands, John
Spalding, Mr. Ashcroft, J Brennan, Geo Goes,
W Watson, A Bamford, Fred Sprung, Harry
Norman, Mr. Peek, ] Mack, Tommy Bree, J
DeAngelis.
Departures.
BY WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s EXPRESS LINE.
Jos 7 Goodman, s n Foster, Jas McDodd.
John Sehnider, r A Young, Mr. Haines, Mr.
Carbery, J C Hod, Stephen China, Matthew
China, John o Hard, Mrs Marshall, Thomas
Brady, C ] Hitler, Miss Annie Burns, II K
Alexander, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Dearborn, Mrs
Levi and children, ] Gluckman, W w Schol,
] A McLaine, Judge Meagher, Elijah Hook
ing, ] Truscott, E Schoenfelt, Mr. Hardy, T
D Parkinson, D Quinlan, John China, VIM
Roddriek, h Gluckman, Tim Buckley, Ellen
McCracken.
: BY OVERLAND ROUTE.
W Anderson, Judge Burns.
BY WOODRUFF AND ENNoR's LINE.
James Daniels, John George, E Jackson,
II Feusier, Wm Van Holman, -Four China
men. ] Pleique, Sam Wagner, Mrs Jackson,
James Muckle, s J Cramer, L Strouse, Louis
Monaco, V Ramazzin, 9 W Tyler, W. L.
Perkins.
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
DOINGs
OF THE
virginia
CLOTHING COMBINATION.

BANNER BROS. & co. OPENED BUsI.
b ness in Virginia City May LIST, 1858, for the
purpose OF selling Clothing, Gents Furnishing
Goods, Boots, Hats, etc, ut prices 70 SUIT tnem-
selves, without regard 70 the ideas OF any one
else. This determination Of ours NOT saiting Hne
they tried to induce Us to Join In their compact,
which We would by no means agree to do, and
this refusal BY us to accede to their proposals
brought on the famous Clothing War" from
which Banner Bros: & Co. came out Victorious
2 war not easily to be forgotten Sy me people OF
Finding all their efforts to run us out Of town
and break us up quito useless, they resortcd to
baser means to attain their ends. They had an
agreement drawn up which they. wanted the San
Francisco merchants TO sign, by the terms OF
which they 0hc San Francisco merchants) were
TO pledge themselves to sell US no goods-not
even for cash-and threatened the San Francisco
merchants Tin caBe OF their noncompliance with
the terms submitted to them) with the WIN
drawal OF the patronage Of their combination.
but not satisfied with oil the dirty work they had
attempted, they rcsorted to tricks still dlrtier.
They offered Mr.. Freehill ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS, and finally TWO THOUSAND
LARS, II he wonld give, them o lease OF the
ksed TO comply with their wishes and act as
their tool to effect our ruin, and they failed again
In their effort to drive US ont OF the city, that
they might have things their own way, as Oh
yorc. .
mating public. We arc willing TO let the people
Judge whether acts like those named above arc
10 be tolerated In q free country Ike this OF ours.
However, the public can rest assured that we
will not be driven away against our wishes, In
stost o. Of CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS. BOOTS, and everything else, ut STILL
LOWER PRICES than ever before.
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90. have given the Plantation Bltters to
h,nJ,ads NJ onr dIsabled soldiers with the most as
,onyshin9 eftsct. q. w. D. Andrews =,
SSner3ntcndent Soldiers Home. Cincinnati, o.
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FERTILIZERS.
d EDON D A G U ANO.
Il
THE CHEAPEST AND MOST SUCCv,c
Full FERTILIZER ON WBEAT1
EVER INTRODUCED INTO
THIS COUNTRY.

The Redonda Guano has been used e1to,.i,..
~ for two years upon every descripti3n 0fcr,rS
and with the most unprecedented aucces; T..
results Oh the various crops, and e.pecoij,, 80
wheat crop of the present season, has estsf1.jt'
ed its reputation beyond all others, ana ''ii1 4.
rnand unprecedented IT,
'Redonda" is q pure, natural Guano e7,..
~ uniform in its character, sold to the .lrr".ss.
as it is imported, and requires ~ p-epsrs.tos:
for the drill '''''
The extremely low price at which j, j. ..,,
Nhe ordinary manufactured Phosphate. c5., NV,
over one hundred per Cent above the or~.'"5
Redonda) is not the least importan! fac. to,..
farmer.
Pamphlets, containing Testimonials from f..
mers and planters, in Maryland Virgins a..
aware and New York, from which We ~g, l,S,,
briefly the adjoining on wheat together VIZ:
reports and analysis Of the most eminent cfn .'-
lists in the country, with full direction: ,@r "
use, can be obtained at our warehouse or ..' ~,
our various agents.
REDONDA GUANO ON TILE #IIssg
CROP OF 1858
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AUsLTEON SALES.
-. Va. Eoarrott, .AucliOneer.

ESS a. - Il +Sh "AHI -ASNSHANAANNAS
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
Y CAWY OF ALEXANDRIA AND IN
TIE COUNTY or FAIRFAX FOR SALE.
BY virtue OF = decree of tho Circuit Court Of
AlcXGudgjn county, rendered at the August
term thereof, III the suit OF Selectman and wife
IS. hustens Executor ct ais, | will offer for
SAL, Ut public auction in front Of the Mayors
oiIi4G ia the city Of alexandria, on SATU r
DAY, the 10Th day of October next, ct y
ocIocI; m, the following REAL ESTATE, to
wit:
l. i LOT On tho south side of Duke street,
between Water and Union streets, fronting on
Duke street ~ # and running back 81 feet to
an eight feet HIey This lot is improved By .
comfortable tw0-3tory BKLCK DWELLING
HOUSE and back building, containing rooms
ald mas the right Of way ever the 5 feet alley III
the rear and also Q feet alley on the Wost.
2. l. TRACT OF LAND in the county OF
Fairfax. near BurJcs station, containing ONE
HUNDRED ACRES, on the north branch of
Pohic]; run, and adjoining the lands Of Presley
Barker Thomas Elgin and Henry Stevens, be,
ing the same tract OF land which was conveyed
,e John Masten by deed from MARI Rue, dated
9th Of June, 1859.
TEEMS-Onc-fourth Of the purcnaso-m0ncy
TO be paid in cash, and the residue in three
equal instruments ut & u and Is months res
Dectively, with interest from day Of sale, the
deferred payments to be secured by the notes
OF purchaser satisfactorily endorsed, and tho
title TO be retained until al the purchase-mGne
is fully pad. Stamps and cOnveyancing at the
cost OF purchaser. =. .. Ola UGHION,
SEP Scots COmm'r. Of Sale.
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Sandy Springs PostoLlce.
Montgomery CO. Md. Junc u. II.


Mossrs VIM CrichtCn e Son.
Gentlemen: The Rebounds GuaAo :aa. w.
purchased of you last fall, has given L: entire
satisfaction We applied it to whcat, corn, po-
tatoes and buckwheat. We sowcd one field o.
wheat broadcast, about 400 pounds to the acre
in Montgomery county,, and narrowed i. L..
which looks we'll On the same farm, in In
county, we put in field of buckwheHt, which
was as good as ever grew on land; a0olA =.
pounds to. the acre Of the Rcdonda, @as applied
The potatoes look we'll, and the RedoHd* IA:
made US as good crops as some Of the fertilizer.
that cost US double the price the Ked3nIs dra
We sowed field Of wheat last la!! Oh o~'
farm in Howard county, and put i II "!.@ =
drill, we put about 300 pounds Of RcdohdA t,
the acre. This wheat looks rather better Tia.
the wheat on the Montgomery farm, both ~.
in the same week; we are so well pleased "..-
it, that VIC used four tons this spring on c.:..
oats and potatoes and the crops look well W"
used it in our garden, and we thin!, we have 5-~
of the best market gardens in the county,
Our ncighbors say SO at any rate.
We are so well pleased with the Rcdo14.s
Guano, that we intend to use ten tons !4s ia"
on wheat Yours, truly, ,r
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Brookfo!d, rear Richmond. Va
j urji IGtb Iyr..

Mcssrs. c. 7. Workman Y Co., Richm5a..
Dear Sirs: I purchased Of you aoou. liz. I'm.
Of Redonda Guano last Spring, which VA. .1.
piled upon my corn, when tho earth %as throw.
to it. the last time.
In the same field, at the sarna time. sa8 f..
like manner, was applied Peruvian GuanJ s,l
which the Redonda Guano WAS used y.ql.i
the best of three applications
Respectfully yours 7. 9, WAGwug
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EuEHWUDI Fa?'l,
Ncnr OrAnge &. 4. W.. LNnn &L ~.

Messrs. VIM Crichton & Son, Baltimore.
Dear Sirs-Yours Of the 18th inst&a. aG....
hand in due time. have waited ua.ll Anil,
ed my harvess before answering yoar !etta,. -..
lative 20 the application o: the NcIonIt GA,
I received from you last fall.
/ used I tons OF q Baltimore PhospAa,au
Lime, and three tons Of the RcdoHdu; ! a.cir.
them separately, upon the same qus.i:y oI la.:
in the same field about 80 to 4OJ pounds Wei.
put to the acre with the drill, &bou, the .s.a.
Quantity Of the Baltimore Phosphate Of l&.~
was used I see no difference in the r~3@
I regret shall not be able to thcvsa i,..@.
ratcly. [ am confident it has paid NE We
Should like to get Il few more ton: next -eas..
The Baltimore Phosphate cost me aJoa. >,.,
ton. In haste. Yours respectfully,
JAMES w. WALEEE. Jr.