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DOMESTIC MiRKETs.

Nyw ORLEANS. June IA, ISL.
cotton quiet, but hrrn; miidnrs i93c. ls&c Nstfc-
ceps yros ~. Exports ccasiwise .,tp5 saies Ssv
SAVANNAH, June IA, 1sT.
Cotton luie but firm; micdings I9ac lsb9c. re-
cept ga Exports eoaswise, III Sais, l00 etock, sz
LOUISVILLE, June IL, 1911.
Tobacco active ani firm ul prices luss 30 W;
low 10 metum Leaf 80 % 3D. good to hne slo 80;
sales, 33J hhds.
CLEvgLAsD, Ohio, June IA, 1s7I.
Mse 'a''''' ''''s' - . ~ 'o' 's''s' ~
CHICAGO, June II, 1871.
Flour quiet; nomnay declined lose Wheat quiet And
weak declined l1c No. 27,s asl sM, cash; In tho
afternoon dn " Ss II s Oats lue. and weak; 30
SsSc. Farley nornna; No. sprins at s3c. Hgh vines
weaker 5c Provisions easier porS Si So cash and
July. Lard, l0iac. 104c Dry sa ed shorA
mindless 5tzc Live hogs active &3 50 "a l2x Catlo
unchanged, SO IS 10 2 keceip.50 Hour ~ QUO wheay
2U0 corn " 00U oats 2Oc 10 barley and 100 hogn1
90 Hour IS wheat ga So 90 oats,
OswEeo June IA, 1871. ]
az rs for No sprng III rs for amber winter, IS Tor white
winter, SS 20 for double extra What dll sales &uO
bushels No. winter 10 arrive, 81 ST. AMI bushels NO
iwaukee club 81 a. Corn dull; sLcs SUu Dusnes low
mixed, private terms; 40 yellow SC Oats steady
sales 10 bushels Western Gle Barley rye ana peas quft
Corn meal 81 80 for boed VI ~ Tor unbote per owti
Mil feed unchanged shorts S23 aH; shipsuis Nd q
Wines 9lc. Canal frerhsFlour 3c., wheat 7c corn size
TO New FORK; lunber - 10 Hutson 3 % 10 New tork ~
to Philadelphia Railroad freghs Flour 20 Eoso o, ~
to New York. i0c.; to Albany DC Received by euu
bushels wheat 157 600 feet lumber. shipped by cAnn
bushels wheat $500 bushels corn 4 wv fss iumDer>
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
The Forest City CIab Again Defeated by tho
NIueuplS.

The Forest City CIab Again Defeated by the
Mutupls.
The Nutuals and the Forest Citys OF Rockford
played their return game yesterday afternoon
on the Union grounds, in the presence
OF an assemblage Of about twelve hundred
persons, and, like tho first contest between
these two "teams" was won By the Mates.
The play on both sides was good, although one or
two men OF each club did some bad mufing ut times
during the game which detracted considerably from
the interest which otherwise would have beea felt
by inc assemblaxe.
Hatfield lei the mutual score In fine fielding, he
making or two really brilliant catches, while
Eegler bore or the honors at the Dat. The playing
OF Fulmer OF the RocKords, at short stop, WAS with
one exception. most brilliant, while he and
Addy took the lead at the bat. The following Is the
ScOrc:-
THE column headed "R" indicates the number Of runs
made; ~ b., first bases good hits "T tai bases
good hits "P put out BY the player opposite whose name It
which includes all called balls ard wild pitches
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder uackett.

noUsEBREAKER SENT TO THE STATE rRIsoS.
Assistant District Attorney Fellows a. the opening
OF The court yesterday placed william Demorcst at
the par. VINO was charged with burglary In the first
and third degrees. TN the night OF the 81 instant
the prisoner erected an entrance into the dwelling
OF John ~. Gurey, 26 West Seventeenth street, but
was caught by an officer before he stole ANYTHING.
Mr.. Fellows Informed the Court That ne accepted
plea OF guilty OF burglary IN the third degree for
the reason that the dwelling the prisoner entered
was unlnhaDtcd. aud In attempting 70 escape he
entered the premises OF another party.
Tne Recorder learned from Dem0rest that ne had
been out of the State Prison six months, and said
that II wa fortunate circumstance that The owner
OF me premises was sent In the country, Tor II any
human being had been IN the house IL would have
Oil orded him THE Rccorder) great pleasure 10 send
him kvemoreetI TO the state Prison for twenty
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Hnlf-pant Fiyc o,Clock II. Nf.
WEDNESDAY. June ASP. A

n.
CoFrEE.-There \ moderate demand for cargo In
voices but buyers and sellers apart In their views and
considerable sales Effected. In Baltimore 500
bags Rio per Adelaide private terms. We quote =
Rio ordinary cargoes. 10c. 101c; fair do. l0i.c.
p lic.; good do. Ike &C. prime do. l2sc. a
124c range 10 I3c. all gold, per
bags, lss 700 do grass mats. lee 90. Singapore.
Lasuayra, he itc. Jamaica. l3c. al5,ac st Domingo
,scd IL bond . ss ,ec co.s kis. ,Sc nc Manila
Curacao lie 6c., all gold, thirty TO sixv days c-sd
duly paid.
CorToS.The market was ievcrsh and excited, 20
the nuctuaing of forward deliveries The demand
only moderate and chiefly from srinncrs There
absolutely demand from exporters Prices Irregular
and revised quotations APPENDED Indicate advance
low middng aud grades above aad decline ~ prices for
ne naaI
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ASSISTING PRISONERS 70 iscsp: fsen THE 5laH1

An attempt was made yesterday morning. a
nine o'clock, by three young men, named re-
lively Patrick Cdlkin. Micnael Dryer and I
Reilly, to rescue female prisoner from en-
Hospital, on Blackwe.rs Island. Forum
they were seen just ~ tae woman
about u step Into the boat III W
they were. Inc engineer, VINO HAD seen
anu others, Immediately look one Of the Island
and pursued the Icscuefs, and soon comptlied
to surrender by hung some shots az tneln.
were then brought 10 The lorxviilc Police COur
fore Justice Bixpy, who remanded them t.
Nineteenth precincs station house, 10 enabk
O0icers 10 dnd out whether the woman who "
have been rescued was prisoner, and Also
cover her name.
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the lAwyfS DETECTIVE.

NEW YORK, June IA. I
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Inotlce In your Issue OF this morning IN art
relation to the arrest OF Mr.. Blair yesterday.
to LAY, in justice TO Mr.. Blair, that ne had a !,
process anu luli legal authority to arrest Nj. !
wnlch were given him by my direction IN cousl
ton Of his having approved n bail bona for
when ne was first arrested, aud having pei
niIl TO 70 at large upon MS tMegsj faitUiul y .
10 arrange the claim Of Mr.. Bars chen', whlc
Mcigs' counsel, ADVISED him 10 DO. wish q
also, that Mr.. Blair nas acted VITA perfect IN
aud honor throu.hou this whole affair. Il
arrest Yesterday was unIustilaoie. as me lad
stated 10 me, "a he had iull power 10 deliver /
Meigs on the bail piece. ". klCAARW
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SUPREME CouaT-TAIAL TeRE-pAaT2.
Verdict Against N Fire Insurance Company.
Before Judge Van Brunt.

vcE0Ict A1OmSL n F1rC INSURANCE COWEa0ys
Before Judge Van Brunt.
John Nc,rard rs. The PhGaJ Fire Insurance
Company Of Broolivn.-In 1859 the plaintiff Oh.
tanned In the defendants company an insurance OF
1900 on Touring mill In Wisconsin. The mill was
burned, ana payment or the insurance refused on
the ground OF alleged misrepresentation as TO the
value Of the property and other nsurances thereon
~ te tune or obtaining the policy. A trial was had
and enc complaint dismissed, from which the plain
tin Appealed and the case went TO the General Term
when new trial was ordered. The result Of the
latter trial, which was concluded to-day, was direc
ton by the Court 0f verdict OF $1,000 u Tor the
p.aIntin.
Decisions.
Billings Us. Career ct dL--M0tion granted and
reference ordered to hear and determine.
Vieie Us. Viele.-Motion granted, except as to the
name mentioned In the argument.
Bradley et ale Us. COaRei e1 aL-MotiOn denied.
BY Judge Brady.
TAYLOR as. Fume.-Motion granted on payment OF
costs. order to be settled ON two days. notice.
Melc'.e1s Ts. ReiG.-Mouon 10 omen default
granted conditonally, ana that for allowance also
granted and sum allowed reduced conditions ~
Mftcheu os. benjamin ct d..-Motion granted.
See opinion.
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SUPREME CoUar-CniT3ssS.

The Convicted Contesran,s for Light Weight
Championship.
Before Judge Barnard.
In the case OF silly Edwards aud Tim collins, the
convicted prize fighters the Court 1t win be remem-
bered, rev days since granted common law writ
Of cerliorar for review at the General Term OF the
proceedings AT the Court OF Special Session. Yester
day application was maze for writ OF habeas
corpus which was also granted 80 that not only the
papers. but the prisoners thcmse, es, VIII be pro-
duced IN court The writ is made returnabie this
morning.
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The Eckfords defeated the Brooklyn Athletics on
the Capitolne grounds yesterday, by score OF 90
to3.
To-day, the weather permitting, the Hutuas and
White stockings play their return game, the
Union grounds, Williamsburg. In case OF rain the
contest Will be postponed until tomorrow.
saturday night the Nuiuas go to Boston, and
night they play the Cleveland Cue Tuesday the
O,ympics Wednesday and the Philadelphia Athletics
Thursday The last mentioned game Will take place
In pnila uelphia.
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COURT CT COMMON pLsls--spsCAl TERM.

Decisions.
by Judge Larremore.
BotceR Us. Chdse.-Motion denied.
PtckerS0W cs. CoC0eu.-Order 20 1Ie security for
costs.
c'otn &c al. Us. Fyank.-Cause 10 be placed on
short calendar.
Mecsr as. Wtsnuu.-Judzment upon answer rs
frivolous
Juch rs. Schteisenoer. cause on special
calendar.
Hltch rs. Purdp.-Motion denied.
BoUte'iy 60 H. Us. AcQnt facts are not set
forth as to deendauts leaving his business 10 the
representations and their fasity.
BY Judge J. Il. DAILY.
Sl7-du6 u.s. Ktinup.-MotiOn denied.
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COURT CT APPEALS cALeN1A

ALBANY. June il, 1871.
Following is the Court Of Appeals day calendar FOL
June 15.-N0s. 3o7 3i7, 1885, 26i, 3l3 36,l 3G9, 1928
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The market for future deliveries unsettled and
tremey Irregular closing about l9c for June 19c for
July. - .l6e for August 1856 for september S5.c for
October, and 1sc. fer November The sales to-day
laOoO baes-on ths basis Of low mdtlng toliows:-
June, lgc July zoo at 800 Mt lg6c 200 at lsac
100 q lsAc 400 a :, is.c 10, a; ~ bSc o
lsc August 2o3 at lc go At lsslsc 800 q, is,.s 400
ct Esc., 800 at larc ECO At $780, 4CO At 1c 5OU At &C.,
1oo =, 10 1,!sc 600 a. a At 49, o gSe E1f
100 at lsc October. ITO a. n,se DeeemGe go Al IKE
June, 100 q sc. July 800 at olc. 1900 At isc 6oo At
u 3i6c soo At ~ sc 20 at NC August w ut ID 1-lSc
400 at 1890, go at lgiac September 200 mt ls1sc
Total last report. 1854 bales Tue average quotations
OF yesterdays forward deliveries follows July,
1850. August 9S4c September 1c. October is.c De-
cemDer, 1oc The receipts IT the today fol-
lows:-Galvcs.on, estimated :c0 flew Orleans, 4 Hobic,
13,; Savannah, S2t Charleston, $685. Whining
estimated loo; Norfolk, So Baltimore, 75 New York.
AS Total S3 bales against 9 DAY last week
and @ bales sane day las yea kaes for cotton freight
loowsT0 Liverpool, by steam, Sl6j S.d, by
sail 6Ssd TO hayrc by steam, lie. gold to Hamburg, BY
steam, al TO sremen, by steam, go.d npressed
Ba. tic ports by SAIL &c. gold
FLoUR AND CRAM Recepts--Flour l23 bbls wheat,
10034 bushels corn, Ss ov2 bushels; meal 100 bhs
1870 bushels The hour steady ony
moderately active The sales about 100 bb.s.
Hour quiet; there very ttc inquiry, ami bust
OF Corn meal IN better
bbs aS 40 81 80 for Western yellow -
al.trfr Va ntltn
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Reef steady and demand lie IKE for common
70 good Hogs firm s Sc. 5ac. RecepsCats, az, and
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from ~
per cent for carrying TO 1-64 for borrowing. The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were rs fol-
lows
uoi1 cleared. .$o5,4ov, wv
Cold balances. 8,30],721
Currency balances. -. .................. 4,200327
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Base Ball Notes.

I'm, ire-Mr. Mckahon, OF the Mutual Amateur Club
ire came-One nour and 0fty-nvc minutes.
First bases by errors-Mutuai, tines Forest City,
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Tag wheat mari e was le lower and only i.ra,ely
sssISa sGs's sh'' Ss ss
ii s. Tor white Michigan Corn was fairy active moly for
export, o The sale; :, were about sS ,4sns a. ac
mixed; choice dry do nc. The markc, closed firm but
o Choice o s 3d. for e. i0 Tor H.
no,s ami sc ssc for ono with sales OF ao9as % 100
FKxISilr.-The market was without noticeable chance
steady The INQUIRY however, Was mostly FOR grain ooa BY
Ioa 900 easncls d wheat and Cd cS eo,ea cneess
esartr. eo%Fri.e Eoryss,an qaas., gram
latter porn Nor.n Ge1msn sig from rh,laaelpiia to
va,e terms bars from Philadelphia por, the sat,c
5000 bbs refined peroleua a, A. "a british baS hence
MoIAssrs-The demand for bo,h foreign and oomcstic
inactive, and the sales limited small ets
trade. which realized full pr.ces " qnote'-- yr,,
c1 SsS-S and m1.d sSs e. s;!s
Muscovsio. refining. ............. BIC. a4ic.
MuScovaoo, grocery ............. 4vc. a ACC.
English Islands &c Loo. BE. a4sc.
NAVAL sToaxs-.Tis marie, Tor tar was scme-hat eI.
cited owing TO the active movement yeserday ard WITH
offerings Nsh., however. ana Tans.ctons meaerse
nd sSf bS Ts Rom
out M a.er@ shanss The nay wa snail Hi. Ne hoe sag.
SO . and SO 81. spirits turpcn.ne
live, saes were limited to small ios At 4s>se as.cths
PrTnoLEra.-rne market continued quiet and without
were the III HI, Ia bulk held l5c
with email s1, Mr2 ' s refined rss sS s9
waite. nrs half July ~ 264c The had,pha m rHe' -
resalcs OF contracts; shipping crude bed a. 70 ly,
without SSsR Ss, hs ,epSnss '1ss , si
24c. ~ &C. lGN tbis do each last hall july August
june July August september and Ocooe,, -s,ac.,
500 IBIS 49, last nall sesmber % on ,a'e .sns So
and ard Tc o g men. so ts4
ai p S ss ~
Bacon quiet There was very ntsle ingaisy aad hs
aue and eh ar We moe, ses extra Guy
Inaian mes. at Ss On gsef hams ,n were @a, NOR,
meats. There was considerable inquiry tor picked
loa The sss wsr ssou, loo pae rns
quoted At lie. isc other descriptions o. meats were
about 500 sTess =. ne Tor july ana NE Tor
So AMI ice o d tee sat.r AMI
were in good demand aud prices continued hrm.
., E ns re-: sSts Sss s
2no bags Pana ne Ne per To- also small lots Caro-
1 sussRls. nars., for raw wa. steady. with fair
Of sac Vac. per IL. Tor far 70 good refining cuoa
Refined sugar was steady, with an improy ea INJURY
s1anasscd crushed cd and p W.
In ss'e sosa Y sna%s ss @ g prms
,riinea hhas and Sones, 9sc aio;ac.; noasss. nhis
and boxes, SC. n 9ac; meiado, sc. 1ec havana
Boxes Dutch standard, Nos 70 esc asci do
10 70 IA slSc iosc; DO ~ 70 70; We T., n' &C.
wh,,s IL C. isssc. forto Rco Refining grades
ss.c grocery grades, 9c. l0ac. braz-Duch s.andard
Nos 10 ~ 9sc Java-Duioh standard. Nos 40 10
IL Maa.rnnsSs ss s .%a sagfrSr e
iaisc for soft white and l3,c Tor bard.
STEAHSR moderately active aut lc per H. higher Sales
25.lt erces ~ lac. cash - 49, -.
sILow continued hrm at Sc a9ke for fair to choice
'Wr,ssrY.-Rscesyts, 80 pbs The market sseady.
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CATTLE MARKET.

win sales Of 10 bbls At sa tho market eiosIus weak
g31c.
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Also been put up ana these covered WIN cvergreens
and flowers. and lie up ny well arranged lights,
will nave COCA effect during
THE PROCESSION,
which ia to take place tais evening. This process
Roartn street, opposite the Redemplorists'
schools, aud viii consist oil about 1000
yoans and a,n ola men, ine!naing the heel church
hundred. Preceded NY Captain Mount aud pa.
tOcn vi twenty men. tie procession leach man bear
ing lighted torcn) VIII march up Fourth street to
tKSt avenue, down First avenue to lnrd street.
thence tC avenue o. up avenue to Fourth street,
Buring the progress OF the procession two bands
VIII be IN attendance cannon WIN 30 fired ana sky
SGkcts anu other fireworks will lend their demon
houses along the Inc OF march-betwecn First
avenue aud avenue q, aud In Inird, Fourth, Fiftl
ano eAtn streets-arc 10 De brilliantly ILLUMINATED,
30 that the entire af1ar promises to partake oil all
The character or
RATIONAL BLENDED WITH RELIGIOUS REJOICING.
Oh sunday afternoon another procession Is to lake
pace, OF greater proportions OF grandcr aspect
Than tiat OF TINS evening, for on Sunday the pomp
Oi rci siOus ceremony will be added to the demon
ssr.siOn. All the male portion OF the sodailties con-
fraIernities and other religious societies connected
vain the church. To the number OF at least three
tousana, Will participate, and cannot fail ray ed
m the various Insignia OF their orders, and carrying
their banners and
OF the United states, or Germany and OF tho Pope,
~ present most Brilliant spectacle, ana one the
hse OF which has scarcely ever, II ~ all been wit
messed III TINS city. AS for the religious services
which, during the three days relcicinSs, are TO
occur IN this church, and an outline OF which APP
rearel In the HERALD OF Tuesday, brief recapitu-
htion only Is here needed.
THE IRIDIUM,
during which the blessed sacrament Is cx-
posed the nigh altar commences tC-m0r-
row, and during the three days there viii be
solemn high mass. Win exposition OF the
Die SGD sacrament at five O'Clock every morning; q
t0ienu high mass. with sermon, Al ten O'Clock A..
NJ; and sermon anl benedc'ion at haif-pass seven
o'clock each evening. During each day prayers
Wal DC SAID at stated hours by the various societies.
On sunday evening procession, consisting Of
sciected members OF the congregation, VIII follow
around the alslcs " the CaurCh the statue Of "
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40 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,

is located a short distance from the road lead
ing from Laytonsvlle to Damascus, in said
county, adjoins the lands Of Geo. T. Pope,
Washington Bowman and John Allnutt, and
is improved by Frame Dwelling. House, con-
tanning four rooms besides a basement room,
together with necessary Out-buildings and an
Orchard. The fencing of the farm is in fair
state. There is an abundance of water in the
fields and a fine Spring near the house
TERMS or SALE. as prescribed by the
Decree: One-thrd of the purchase money to be
paid in cash on the day of sale, and the bal
ance in two equal instalments Mt one and two
years respectively from the day Of sale; said
deferred payments to bear interest from the
day of sale, and to be secured by the single
bills Of the purchaser or purchasers, with
surety or sureties TO be approved by the
Trustee. The deed TO the purchaser TO be
made upon ratification of said sale by the
court and the payment of the whole purchase
money JAMES B. EMERSON.
aug 25-td* Trustee.
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LAMPS! LAMPS!

rEHE PERKINS & HOUSE NON-EXPLOS-
Il I'VE LAMPS are giving perfect satisfac-
ton, so far as heard from, and arc the only
reliable Lamp that can be used with perfect
safety.
They give twice the light from the same
sized wick, emitting no odDr in burning, and
rivaling gas at much less expense
They have withstood critical tests by The
most eminent scientific men, and cannot be
exploded by the use Of the most inffammable
oil, or by anything short Of Nitro G ycerine
or Gunpowder.
We will take pleasure iu ordering any
Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Hall Lights
Pendants, &c, and will be sold here as cheap
as they can be bought at the mandatory.
We have price lists and illustrated ctta-
logue, representing the different styles and
cuts Of Lamps, &c, varying in price from
81 80 Lamp TO IS-light Chandelier costing
$3.50 90.
Long Winter nights will soon be here, and
families will need good steady and Jriiliant
light to read and work by.
7E5g- Call, examine and be convinced of the
superiority of these Lamps over all others now
in use. BOUIC BROS,
Agents for Montgomery county, Nd
aug life
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FERTILIZERS, SEEDS, &C.
WHEAT SEEDING OF 1871.
Important TO Farmers.
The Maryland Fertilizing and
Manufacturing Company -.

Have reduced the price of their best quality
Of ANNOTATED SUPERPHOSPHATE to
$50 per ton, which they warrant TO be Of the
highest possible standard, and equal to any
Fertilizer in the market at any price.
They have also reduced the price of their
FINE GROUND BONE PHOSPHATE, war
ranteG to contain 60 per cent. Bone Phosphate,
to S25. All put up in substantial bags,
twelve to the ton.
Descriptive pamphlets and circulars can be
had al the Office of the Company.
Purchasers of their Superphosphates are re-
onested 10 observe that the analysis and the
names of the President and Chemist are on
each bag, as their Trademark Maryland
has been pirated by other manufacturers.
DIRECTORS.
WIN G HARRISON, CHAs. J. BAKER,
LAwagvcE SASosroH, RICHARD J. BAKER,
ROBERT TURNER, WILLIAM IREGo,
Lawrence SANGsroH, President
H. G Howard, Secretary.
J EDWIN MYERS, General Agent.
WIN Taco Manufacturing Chemest.
Office No. SO EXCHANGE PLACE. Bait
As- Farmers visiting Baltimore are invited
to visit and examine the works of the Com
papv. aug 25-4t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-09-08

COMPOSED of 700 pounds of No. Peru
~ Wan Guano and |, 800 pounds of Solu-
bic Phosphate Of Lime, Clones dissolved in
Sulphuric Acid Potash and Soda, forming
the most concentrated, universal and durable
fertilizer ever offered to the farmer-combin-
ing all the stimulating properties Of Peruvian
Guano, and the ever durable fertllizing quail
tiles of Ground Bones.
EXCELSIOR is in fine dry powder, pre-
pared expressly for drilling and can be APP
piled in any quantity per acre, howeversmall,
and ii is the opinion of many close calculat-
ing Farmers, after TWELVE years expert
ence in testing it side by side with other
popular fertilizers, that an application of 100
pounds of Excelsior is equal TO 200 to 300
pounds of any other fertilizer or Guano Of
tered for SALE therefore is fully one hundred
to two hundred per cent. cheaper.
va The very best evidence we can offer of
the value of our EXCELSIOR MS a crop grower
and fertilizer, is the fact Of its being initiated
and counterfcied in this and other cities.
va Farmers should see that every Bag is
branded as above the analysis and our name
in Red Letters--all others are countcrfeits.
va. PRICE $50 Per Ton.
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MEssRs. G. T. DUNLOP & Co, Gentlemen :
As requested, | cheerluly give you my opin-
ion of Busey's Excelsior Guano. have used
it every year since it was first manufactured,
and have always been satisfied with its re-
suits. Last fall used it in comparison with
other fertilizers and although the Others cost
more money, | made as good wheat with the
Excelsior as with the other articles. believe
the standard is kept up, as what ! used last
fall was as good as any ever used.
Respectfully,
June 23d, 1871. II. B. PENN.
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II. B. PENN.

Mn. " G. BusEY, Dear Sir used your
Excelsior on part of my wheat crop, Just
gathered, and where used have fine crop,
quite as good if not better than where APP
piled another fertilizer costing much more per
ton. Have been using your Excelsior Guano
on various crops for about five years, and
have found its high standard maintained in
every instance. EDWARD NJ. NElRS.
July 10Th, 1871.