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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-12

To REDUCE BONES TO MEAL.-A writer
in the Horticuhurtst says he buys bones
of the butcher at dollar the hundred
pounds, and considers them the cheapest
fertilizer he can obtain. He transform
them into meal by the following simple and
effective process: have a large water
tight hogshead standing out doors, near
the kitchen. In the spring cover the Dor.
tom about six inches deep with dry SOIL
On this l put layer of bones about IT,
same depth, and cover them entirely with
uhleached ashes. On these another aver
of bones, then ashes, and SO on up iii the
hogshead is full. leave it, then, exnosed
to the sun and rain all summer and winter
until the next spring. Then, or removing
the contents of the hogshead, find nearl1
all the bones SO soft that they will crumhle
to powder under very sill ht pressure.
and, mixed with the ashes and the soil
they give nice little pile of most yalua,
Bile manure, ready for immediate use. Any
Of the bones not sufficiently subdued. I
return to the hogshead again for another
twelve months slumber.
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Phil. & Bait. Central Railroad
Meetings Of County Commissioners.

THE regular meetings of the County Commissioners
/ will be held the second TUESDAY of every
month.
Persons having claims against the County, will please
file the in the Commissioner Office with legal
voucher; account will be allowed not properly
clargeable to the same.
Collectors and others having accounts to be stated
settled will apply to the Clerk during the Of the
Board BY Order.
VIM. 7. MILLER, Clerk
Commissioners of Cecil County.
De H. 1917
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no FARMERS.

10 EAkMEhO'
ave constantly on hand anu "
valuable Fertilizers, VIE
Sips Super-Phosphate.
sons' do
md Hores (best quaiityJ
sican Guano.
poudrette.
B-ALSo,- IL, =.
lsFiine and Coarse, together win .
Nos. 2 and 8 Mackerel'
ery low prices.
Of all kinds in season.
d BUCKwHEAT. =,
sIsang Implements f'll'o ~
z y. SCOTT / BRO.
rQILIZERs.
a. Mexican Guan0
ate,
do,
ms Raw Rene do 4,
al s ia r I 1 Clark's pure Bone pn''
For sale by or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HEsAlh

HAVANA, Jan. 16, 1872.
Captain General vamaseda left here this morn.
ing his tour Of Inspection through the south side
ports. The bands Of several Of the volunteer regi-
ments serenaded him last night. The palace was
crowded with a brilliant assemblage. Much enthu.
siasm was manifested. Toasts were drunk to the
King aud government OF Spain for their action In
retaining Valmaseda on the island.
Rooms are being prepared at the Palace for the
reception OF the Grand Duke Alexis. Among the
entertainments mentioned Is a ball and dinner to
be given by the Captain General and by the Alder.
men, The Duke will also visit the Poey plantations.
The summer residence OF valmaseda has been
placed at the disposal OF Alexis and suit.
General Crespo sailed yesterday for Spaln
Crowds of people were on the wharf to bid him
farewell.
man named Treat employed as cashier by q
merchant In Cardenas, absconded yesterday. lie
Is supposed to be a defaulter to a large amount
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Personal Intelligence.

General George IL Thurston, Of Pitsburg, Is at the
st. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel G. A. Shaw, OF Boston, Is staying at the
Grand Central Hotel.
Captain J. s. Wharton, Of the United States Army,
has quarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Congressman John Rogers Is stopping at the Me-
Eopolitan Hotel.
Slate Senator Browne. Of Maine, is sojourning at
the New York Hotel.
E. A. SchOyer. Of Japan has arrived at the Gilsey
House.
Elk Governor william Dennison Of Ohio. is among
the late arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
D. O. Stoddart, District Attorney OF Utica is so.
J0urning at the Holman House,
Colonel James W. Wall, OF New jersey is regis.
tered at the Fifth Avenue nOtel.
George w. Childs, OF the Philadelphia Ledger,
and A. J. Drexel, the BANKER, Of Philadelphia are
at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Homer A. Nelson, Of Poughkeepsie. ex.Secretary
OF State, Is at the Fifth Avenue Hore.
General W, w. Chadwick and Major c. a. Du
vesant House.
w. F. Kelly. Of Guatemala, has arrived at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
Colonel Charles J. Bonaparte, OF Baltimore, Is
among the recent arrivals at the New York Hotel.
John Tucker, OF Philadelphia, Ia domiciled at the
Albemarle Hotel.
B. F. B0wles, Of the Springfield (Mass.) Repu0k-
can. is soIourning at the Brevoort House.
Colonel E. L. Cole, Of Troy and General J. B..
Murray. Of Seneca Falls, are at the Hoffman House.
They are delegates to the Convention OF the Grand
Army Of the Republic in this city.
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GREAT FIRE IN READING, IA.

Loss Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand
DOllars-Insurnnces in New York.
READING, Pa, Jan. l6, 1872
A fire broke out at two O'Clock this MORN
ing, which demolished nearly half square
on Fifth street, from Pennsylvania to Court
streets. The buildings destroyed were:-Stich-
ter Il Sons hardware; John Ebney, restau.
rant; the State House buildings. which were
several stores; Bast IL Brothers. cigars; Longs
stoves and tinware, and HOf h Mulholland's
banking house. The Reading Fire Insurance
Company, the First National Bank and the
Reading Savings Bank buildings were damaged,
but the fremen succeeded in saving them. The fire
originated in frame building in the rear Of Bast
Brothers cigar mandatory. The loss is estimated
at quarter of million OF dollars partially insured
In the Home (ofNew York;. Hartford, the Liverpool
and Globe, and in Pennsylvania companies.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. 49, 1872
Parliamentary election Is in progress in Kerry.
There Ia intense excitement, and violent scenes
apprehended.
The county police force mas been strengthened
and every step taken by the local magistrates to
prevent a riot
The election has been rendered necessary by the
elevation Of Valentine Augustus Browne, viscount
Castlerosse, to the Eardom OF Kenmare, In con-
sequence OF the death OF his father, the late Earl.
Lord Castlerosse represented Kerry county in the
House of Commons since the year 1882 but will now
70 to the House Of LORDS as British peer He was
Comptroller OF the Queens Household from the year
1856 to 1858. The Earl received his education in
Stonyhurst College, England.
THE CANDIDATES.
The candidates who are said to have been nomina.
tel are:-Mr. Ponsonby Blennerhassert, a Colonel
Hickey and member OF the O'ConDell family.
There Is also Mr.. Dease, who will have the support
of the Roman Catholic bishop and clergy.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. 10, 1872.
An alarming accident occurred In Stafford TO- day.
The roof OF school house fell In while the school
was In session, ana many of the children were In
jured-some of them seriously.
THE TUNNEL TO FRANCE.
The Channel Tunnel Company has been registered
as legal corporation.
PEERAGE ESTATES CLAIM.
The so-called Countess Of Derwentwater has re-.
newed her claims before the Courts to the estate and
carbon OF Derwentwater.
. James Radcliffe, Earl OF Derwentwater, took up
arms for the Pretender. He was made prisoner at
Preston on the 18th OF November. In the year 1715
tried and condemned of high treason on the 9th
OF February, and executed on the Gath of the same
month, In the year 17l6.
AMERICAN RAILROAD BONDS.
The subscription books for the Northern Pacific
Railroad bonds show that while the demand for
them came largely from the country, the securities
were no less success iul IN the London markets.
A POLITICAL PARTY ROW AND PROMINENT FREMONT.
TON OF RADICAL POWER.
While O meeting OF loyaists was being held to.
night at the Wellington Barracks in Knghtsbridge
"a portion or LOndon), q mob OF republicans broke
into the hall where the meeting was In progress and
behaved III an outrageous manner. They expelled
the chairman OF the assemblage and demolished
the platform and furniture belonging to the room.
Though the police were gathered OUTSIDE OF the
building, they made no efforts to prevent the dis
graceful behavior OF the rioters. who held posses.
sion OF the room for one hour, when the gas was
turned or and they retired singing the Marselllaise
as they went out.
THE COTTON SUPPLY.
Five hundred and five bales OF American cotton
were landed at Liverpool to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17
THE HERALD AND THE FISK-MANSFIELD
LETTERS,

From the Newark Journal. Jan. 15.l
The HERALD stole another march on its metro
politan contemporaries yesterday by publishing the
long-sought letters OF the unfortunate Fisk the
equally frail fair Jezebei Of his destiny On our
outside to-day Will be found the leading parts Of
the correspondence. The Tribune says that they
are only the unimportant letters, but does not add
that one OF Its own attaches has done nothing for
some time past but use his best EFFORTS to enable
the Tribune to accomplish what the HERALD did
yesterday-acheve a .beat" on Its journalistic
brethren.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17
THE INDIANAPOLIS. CINCINNATI AND LA.
FAYETTB RAILROAD.

CINCINNATI. o., Jan. 16, 1872.
The case OF the Indianapolis, Cincinnati and
Lafayette Railroad, III bankruptcy, came
before Judge Gresham In the United states
District Court at New Albany, Ind, to-day
on the petition OF the First National BaDh or
Luxembourg. asking decree compelling Morris
and ingalls, 10 take charge and entire possession III
accordance with the orders that the Court hereto
fore made, and not TO act as receivers undef au-
thory OF the DEGREES OF tue Marion Cireuit Court,
Indianapolis and the super or Court, Cihclnpa'
.Asstgnees nave demurreJ 10 the petition. ihe SAFE
OF subscription tickets now progressing Tor MIS-
.esons second season here has had no precedent In
Cincinnati
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FIRE IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. IL, 1872.
The stove and tinware store OF J. J. Beakis, 412
North Main street. was burned tonight. Loss
$4,000 on SHOCK. Insured in the Boatmen's,
Marine and Crescent companies. Of ST. Louis,
and New York companies, the names
of which cannot be obtained tonight. The
extensive hardware house OF ShapIeigh Co.,
adjoining on the north, suffered damage to the
stock by water to the extent OF $4,000, fully
insured, but the names OF The companies cannot be
ascer al ned tonight. The damage TO the buildings
will increase the total loss 10 $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17
COrruptiOnistl

THE WHARTON TRIAL.-After thirty six days
of battling with evidence in this remarkable
trial it was yesterday announced to the Court
In Annapolis by the States Attorney that the
State had closed its case. Mr.. Revell at once
commenced to sum up to the jury, and will
continue his argument to-day.
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capable men are ia the direction, the stock
holders, whose interests are at stake, can keep
them there. But if s.ring" of greedy specu-
lators, whose object is to make Wall street
football of road, instead of successful line
of traffic, should obtain control of the Board,
they cannot be got rid of for years under the
operation of Classification act. This was the
end for which the law was purchased
through the State Legislature, and this
is the reason why it should be Internationally
and Immediately repealed. The same lobby
gang that bought up members of the Senate
and Assembly to vote for the act is now
busily at work at the State capital, endeavor-
ing to debauch and bride the republican reform
Legislature to prevent its repeal, and should
Senator O'Brien's bill be defeated it will
be owing to the use of money and
the purchase of republican votes. Already
q number of members of both houses
who are certain to ''go for Erie" can be
marked down on the lists by the ''initiated,"
for there is tainted atmosphere about them
that cannot be misunderstood. But more are
wanted, and the sneaking go-betweens, so
notorious at the State capital, are already
housing around the new legislators to
nose out the familiar smell of corrup-
ton. When the division lists are called
on the question of retaining or abolishing
the pet law of the notorious Erie Ring we
shall be able to ascertain how successful these
lobbyists have been. 1t is certain that
Legislature elected in the name and under the
banner of reform will never uphold the
debauchery, profigacy and rascality of the
past two years, unless, like their predecessors,
they have been bought up, body, boots and
breeches, with the ill-gotten money of the
COrruptiOnists.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Colorado will leave this port on
Wednesday for queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails Tor Europe will close at the Post once
q, half.past eight O'Clock A. M.
The new YORK characterization for Europe
Will be ready at seven O'Clock In tho morning.
single copies Ia wrappers for mailing, slx ceuts,
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ARMY AND NAVY Orders.

WASHINGTON, ID. O.. Jan. IL. 1872
Master John W. Hegeman has been ordered TO the
Coast Survey steamer A. ID. Bache.
Captain DimpIe, military siOrckeeper, quarter
masters Department. ~ ordered 10 report 10 the
Retiring Board at san Francisco.
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HAVANA MARKETS.


HAVANA, Jan I6, I17l
Tho sugar Ia excited under cemaud
Icet higher besvy contracts have made Tor
delivery ports. Contracts ma at
Maanas 10000 hhds OF mgasses supposed be on the
bass o. ~ bx reals per keg Tor muscovAdos.
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ltlttnAs II Tpt NEW YORK HtSALa

LONDON, Jan. 10, 1872.
A despatch from Geneva states that the ex.Oueen
Isabella OF SPAN and the Duke de Moptpen sler met
On saturday aud effected a reconciliation OF the
differences which have for some time existed be.
Ween them.
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LONDON, Jan. 16, 1872.
kilograms from st. Petersburg report that a
rumor prevails in the Russian capital to the
effect that His Imperial Highness the Grand
Duke Alexis has married Russian lady since
his arrival in America.
It is stated also that the Grand Dukes
father. the Gear, opposed the union, and
thought that the attachment which existed
between the Grand Duke and the lady had
been broken of.
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ENGLAND.

Serious Accident In Schoolhouse at Salford-
Tho Prospect Of Steam Communication
with France-Claim to tho Der
wentwater Earldom Property.
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A PHILADELPHIA ELECTION ROW.

PHiLADELPpiA. Jan. &, 1872
During an election row in West PEiladelp ia TO.
might q man named Barry Walters was shot and
anoraly wounded. Others were more or less
Anlurpd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17

VIENNA, Jan. JIG, 1872.
Rerr Won Pretes has been appointed Minister of
Finance in the new Cabinet
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LONDON. Jan. 16, 1872
company 10 run line OF steamships between
Naples and New York has been organized in the
former city,
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GERMANY.
The Emigration Tide to America-Its Volume in
the Past Year.
TELEGRAM TO 1Ee NEW YORK HeRAln.

BERLIN, Jan. 16, 1872.
Published statistics show that 10000 emigrants
left Germany last year, nearly oil going to the
United States.
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The Tariff Tax Agitation In aud Out Of
Parliament.
CUBA.

Captain General Valmaseda Feted and sere.
naded-Preparations for the Reception
Of the Grand Duke Alexis-An
Absconding Defaulter.
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Admiration of the Cali ornians for Ono Of the
Princssses Accompanying the suite-Ths
Appearance Of the ssJapso ON Landing.
Fire.-Vnrnish Factory.


take this method Of informing my customers ami the
trade generally that the loss OF OF BY
fire the morning OF the l4th the
terfere 10 filing all orders with my STANDARD VAR
NshES-n being ou one or my Tour manufactores Ia this
have large storehouse well stocked In Cleveland Ohio.
Respectfully, WILLIAM TILDEN BLODGErT.
261 Pearl street.
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FRANCE.
The Industrial Agitation Against Taxation on
Raw Material Demonstration Against
the Government Plan in Marseilles-
Press Law Prosecutions in Paris
IElEGsAws TO THE NEW YORK HsaALs.

PARIS Jan. 16, 1877.
A meeting was held at Marseilles last night. at
which resolutions protesting against the proposed
taxation ON raw material were adopted. and re-
monstrance was framed to be sent TO the Assembly
The excitement ran high and some OF the speakers
were violent in tner denunciati0ns OF the govern.
ment Tor seeking to increase the burdens on the
industry oil the country.
PRESS LAW PROSECUTIONS.
The public sale OF copies of the newspapers
Constitution and Gaulots mas been prohibited. by
orders from the Ministry OF the Interior.
PRUssIAN SOLDIER MURDERED.
Notwithstanding the efforts OF the French authori-
ties to prevent the assassination OF German soldiers
In the occupied departments, those outrages still
continue. Another case Is Just reported the VIC
tim being Prussian soldier belonging to the garri-
son at Luneville, in the Department OF Meurthe.
The German military comm ander has demanded
the surrender or the assassin. and the French au-
thorities are searching for him.
PATRIOTIC FINANCIE2ING.
The French ladies residing in the various Eu-
rOpean capitals have opened bazaars for the pur-
pose Of collecting money to In paying Oh the
German war indemnity.
The Tariff Tax Agitation In aud Out Of
Parliament.
PARIS, Jan. 16, 1872.
In the National Assembly to-day discussion upon
the proposed taxation OF raw materials was con-
tlnued. but no action was taken on the subject.
Hostility the imposition Of the tax is spreading
throughout the country and populations are daily
arriving at Versailles to protest against the mea
sure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17

A.-The Russian vapor (1Iarble) Baths, 81
and % East Fourth the Grand CentN Hotel
the most extensive beautiful and popular baths 10 tho United
States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17

..A.-Gold Watches, Wholesale Prices, Boys'
SILVER WATCHES, warranted; Sl2.
GEO q. ALLEN, sal Broadway, near Fourteenth 1t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17

BatcheIor's Hair Dye-rhc Best Tn tho
world the only perfect dye harmless reab instsntane-
Gus. At all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17
Herald Special Report from 81. Peters
burg by Way Of London.
Interesting Rum0r Concerning the
Grand Duke Alexis.
His Imperial Highness Said to Have Married
Russian Lady in America.
The Gear ssKnOWs Some thing''
About the Affair.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our corre-
spondent in St. Petersburg, by way of Lon
don -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17

Angeles Turkish Baths. Lexington Ave-
nue. corner Gentlemen every day AMI all
nights ladies' day aud evening; best ventilation highese
eperature; beat shampoong. grstues, advantages
unequalled; Europe outdone.
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Parliamentary Election and Scenes in Kerry
! The Candidates and Their Politics.
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SWITZERLAND.

Royal Family Reconciliation Of the Bous bcns in
Geneva.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
2ol Broadway. corner Murray street.
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AUSTRIA.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The Portfolio Of Finance in the New Cabinet.
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TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Steamship Communication Direct to New York.
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A.-Royal Havana LOttery.-J. b. Marttuez
CO., Bankers 10 Wall boz 1855 New York Post oice
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Bargains In Fine Gold .Jewelry,
Wholesale prices
See prices before buying.
GEO. q. ALLEN, s4l broadway. Fourteenth street.
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Hair as Red AZ che Flame Of n Volcano, -
h,te a. the dead mosa on . Florida hemlock, 10
changed to glorious brown lustrous black BY single
snnicstion OF HILLS INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE.
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year. not only to participate IN another hunt bot
to pursue which this Tying visit has
eut short.
The courier wno carries this hasty sketch OF to-
days events has ride OF over fifty miles before
him ere he reaches the telegraph station at North
Platte. We are yet % nave an indian war dsnoe
and other novelties to-night
The Imperial Party at North Platte.
OMAHA, Neb.. Jan. TO- lST1
Duke Alexis and suite arrived at North Platte this
afternoon, aud started for Denver at ten O'CLOCK
night.
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RovaI Havana Lottery.

ROya1 Havana Lottery.
Prizes and Information furnished the hast rstea
maid Tor DoubIoons, all kinda OF Gold Silver over-
,nent Securities &C., &C. TAYLOR CO., bankers
10 Wall streeV New York