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Feb'y. 18Th, 1878.
Final Notice!
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signed, as Referee, OF 0: before the first
day Of March, next.
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III. CANRIN IION, ). y. G.
Feb. 5, 5ri.. 075.
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where he is how living, with
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FEB. "a, lSI3-S-3t.
, 1873-05-28

Since writing the above, | have seen two analyses
Of the cane-ash by Professor Johnston, co mmunicated
by Mr.. Shirley TO the Jamaica Agricultural Reporter for
August 1914; but as the main features are the same,
and as the Professor points out that different ashes
will vary in their constitution, have not thought it
necessary to give them. The Professors observa-
lions on them, however, are we'll worthy all obser-
Walton.
From this it appears that nearly one-half of the
inorganic matter contained in the sugar-cane is phos-
phate of lime, or bone earth. There cannot, there
fore, be a shadow of doubt, that this material should
be supplied to our cane lands as extensively as posi-
BILE, and so we have an additional reason for applying
our mari to our fields, and especially as coverings for
our d~ungheaps and pens, Need I point out that here
we have proof positive of the great value of the cane
ash itself2 All that | have said upon former occasions
is surely more than confirmed, when we find that the
canepIant contains SO large a proportion of an ingre-
dent which is seldom abundant in soils, and must
, 1873-05-28

ment, not only from the planters Of Corn
wall, but capitalists in England, and Lord
Kimberly at the Colonial Office. Mr..
Joseph Reid, of Taylor's Caymanas, is a
passenger by the "Tagus' to England on
matters connected with this and Irrigation.
A central factory is to be established on
the Estate of which he is overseer and
attorney, in st. Catherine and ike others
in St. Thomas in the Vale, he will pur-
chase canes at something like 50 a ton, so
that the sugar cane in jamaica will even
tuaIiy become a currency and auabsoIute
money tender. Sugar masking will afford
abundant employment for the Industrious
classes, who will thus have an interest in
the soil, and proportionately benefit by the
exercise OF industry. This will in a great
measure promote the humane policy OF the
Rev. DR.. Croskery of Clarendon, VIII, has
SO tceIingIy pointed out the annual loss Of
life from the use OF natire-made sugar
machine mills throughout the country.
Sugar-boi ing viii be a business by itself,
while every man can gro" and cultivate
cane to an almost unlimited extent.
Turks ISLANDS The Queen has app
proved the appointment of Hiram 7. Jones,
Esq, as Consular Agent Of the United
States at Cockburn Harbour, East Caicos.
-GalS Nelus LITTER.
, 1873-05-28

great valne TO the growth Of the cane, it is Of impor.
{Qace that lhjs refuse should not be wasted. As il
contains free acctc acid, however, it will be proper
to n%"ntraiZ' thIs Ivy lime. would
therefore. that this refuse should be collected IN tanks,
and there mixed with mari in considerable propor-
ton, or with q little q|nicklIme, and be allowed to
stand for some days, with occasional STRINGS, before
It is applied to the land A watering of this would
promote The growth Of the young cane, restoring also
"a portloH ofthe phosphatcs, which, by the waste Of
The rane-ash and of the d|istiIIery refuse together,
have for a long time been Withdrawn from the land"
| wrote TO the Professor, detailing the p:an which
had previously recommended, VIZ. that the stii-poud
should he first dried, and kept moderately so that a
tank should be made IN the centre, kept clear by "A
grating that the basin should then be made a recep-
tacle for every refuse matter that could he collected
about the yard especially that the manure from the
stables should be thrown there instead of being allow
ed to lie N an exposed Situation, to be despOilPd of
all its most valuable matters by the sun aud wind, as
is often the case that the stl|l-refuse should be dis
charged by means Of a gutter upon this, and OCCASION
ally, as 1t accumulated in the tank, he pumped up and
again distributed over the mass. To this he replies,
-'' Your plan Of pumping up your distilIery refuse
over your dung-hcaD is so far we'll. [ would, how
ever, recommend mari in all eases TO be strewed upon
the manure. on which it was poured. This would
saturate the acid and separate the phosphates it con-
talns, 1t you can use it all up in this way, nothing
more Is to be desired in the way of saving. Il would
be worth your while, however, TO recommend, what
has already been done by some of my Jamaica cores
%pondents, that the liquid itself should be tried on
canes OF various ages, on a small scale-the beneficial
effects might thus be clearly ascertained, and a safe
opinion formed beforehand as to the advantage of
employing the liquid more largely in this way"
Having written to inquire as TO the fxers OF
, 1873-05-28
a Z .

PFTER Begjcring af Christian
r steds Skilteret som behandIendc
Planter Ii. c.. Batclilfes Opbudsboc
paa egne Fe9ne o9 tiI.i@e lf5i4c BE
myndigelse fra Major VIM. +. Moore,
der som Executor behaudier algang-
ne, George Walkers 30, vii den de
to fornaynte Boer i feIIig tiIh0rende
SUKKERPLANTAGE
, 1873-05-28
1870

sent some ash to Professor Johnston, but falling in
with Mr.. Hereplth's analysis, I did uot thinkit worth
which is by no means inconsiderable, even to those
WHO, like myself, are members of the Association
Of Agricultural Chemistry, for whom analyses are
made at reduced rates. Here, then, is Mr.. IIerepath's
analysis :-I00O grains Of sugar-cane being burned
gave y grains ofash, and these seven and half grains
ofash beng examined were found to contain
, 1873-05-28

than 100000 900, but less than 100000
900. They ar:e-HolIand, Portugal, Bel
GUM, Greece, Romania, Denmark. These
six countries add 100000 to our
previous total, and raise the national liza
biIites of Europe to t 1886 100000.
Pail Mall Gazette.
, 1873-05-28

MT the request of Christiansteds
III Dealing Court in behalf of Mr..
Ill. c. Ratclife's trustee dealing and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-26
Nm bic Seier, bic ibren Wobnort
tpe6fcln!

GO III unbeeins otb pen a. ta
bteienisen Gbeuntnten, bic ibrs Sci.
tuns mad elmer antsrsn pcRrffes;u babsn min.
i@en. ni6t alein bic nsut AbreHt, fonbsrn aud
bic alte yefcfies, tuobin ft bas Ylatt srbaltsn
babsn, ansstsn. @uberesm III ibnsn su tenfer.
Fen, bab Der @eneral- YOamsifsr ansscrtnst bat,
ea6 Der abpnnsnt sine or 3eituna, noel.
der has porto fir Elm Sabr i'm gpraus bssabli
bat unS Ypr ItIauf ssFslben in BEN 8sreid ei.
mes anberen Ydtamtes um;iebt RON benz got.
msiitsr isinss frubsrsa @obnortss cine Gnit.
tuns ibsr pas tssablts porto srbalten fol-, unb
rab Der yuitmsifer tss ntusn Ycfts3irfs ssssn
gUrysisuns Der 3 uitiuns bic 3situns bis sum
atlaufs Der 3sit fir tpsl9e sprausbsablt II,
p~prtpfrsi abSulisfsrn bat,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-26
2urembnrger Gazette.

anes Strob aus ben S9eunen tpessstra-
gen, ionbern aud bic &apelle uuroe ibres
S6mudes unb ibrer 9dnfe beraubt unb
ielbit Die Yfeifen murben aus Der Srsel
s%eriien. Sies iteiserte Die Grbitteruns
BEG Bottles; Sbomas Nennis, Der
Sitter bes Shelters, beridtete iene S4anb-
tbat Dem Yoriteber @esque, Der babur9
beftis serei;t mlrbe uno ii4 entldlob, emit.
i4ieoener porSuseben.
Don iener 3eit an ipuroen sur franSOii-
i6en Settle bin, am @ese pon % M
inert, am 6ub bes &oIlesberses
Sarrifaben nit umsebauenen gaumet nro
3eiiisbiinbeln erri9tet, UNI Den 6ransoien
nm 10 lei9ter ben Wes in's Sorf su iper-
rem; unb birter benlelben peridanSt,
i9oilen Die Sreituiaisen man6en pertpese-
men Yliinberer nieoer.
Sie Sransolen bra6ten fat jeoen Sag
Sobte unb Serwunoete mad Saus, mas iie
ni6t penis reiSte unb lie enoli6 bepos
beranSusieben, UNI Oronuns Su i6afen.-
lin Die Sage 81 erfori6en, err 6ien am 10.
april Cam Griinenoonneritase) UNI Z llbr
Morsens, Elm Srompeter nit ettpa 8 3ei=
tern i'm Siibinseripes, am abbanse oes
Holesberses. gls er Die Sarrifuben iab,
belt er an, nm Den 2euten Su perfiinren,
oaB man teinen ansriff arf tie beStuede,
unb bab iie oaber ii6 rubis perbaltcn ioa=
ten. Sod SOiepb 2ambert Gin Der
goItsiprade IS iib senannD CAB Sua
Intiport yWart du kris geblosen unb
oriidte lein Geipcbr ab; Der Srpmpeter
iiel unb biz Sesleituns Sos ii9 eilisit nit
Der 2eide suriid.
Gin @rauien leste li9 iiber bas sanse
Sorf Die Ginpobner besannen ii9 nit
WObeln, 2ebensmitteln unb Saustbieren
mad Dem @alpermalbe bin gu fli6-
ten. Sod s. Wesque lieB slei6 Die
Sturmglode lduten, uab Die Sreipilisen
eilten BON alien Seiten, bic einen bonn Yflu=
se, Die anoeren aus Der Sanbwerfsltdtte
berbei. sic beieBten eilisit ben &olesbers,
Die Sarrifaoen am @ese BON MeBtimmert
uno Die am GuBe oes Serses liesenben
8drten uno 5duier. 3uslei6 tpuroe Elm
Sote Ill Yfero an bic in Der llmoeaenb
liesenoen Oeiterreider seianot, nm iie BON
einem permutbli6en ansrif Der 6ransoien
in 2enntniB Su iesen unb nm idleunise
Siilfe iu foroern.
8alo oaraut nm 9 llbr Morsens, rid
ten unseidbr 5000 Mann Sransoien in 8
abtbeilunsen sesen SiHeroinsen iiber ben
&O0esbers unb ourd Die re9ts unb linfs
bon bemielben liesenoer Sbdler beran.
Gortiesuns folst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-26
dies.


EDDIE Stiedchen op dem Fielzereck,
Wo an Ziddren ech den eschte Schreck
An den Ierscht fun Liewen hu gedoen; 2
We sin ech lanscht d. Uolzecht oft gezu'n,
We hir Vale 81 meng Deg gefu'n,
liver Seiwersand a Steng gedroen!
EDDIE Wise, wo so gier eeh soss,
Kannerdrem am Kapp, an d'Henn am Schoss,
Wo so schen Tapeten EN- e leien,
De de Me, dat frenndlecht Himmelskand,
Onns brodeert mat der Rosenhand,
Wan de Peiplenk kermit en d Blume %freien!
EDDIE Biereg, wo dat Dierfche lett,
Dat en- ennen an len Dial geseit,
Grad eve mat Left sech un dech drecken
Net me Owes, wan d'Sonn Eddie set,
An e golde Band EN- d Stir dir let,
He'ren d'Klack ech hirt Gebed dir schecken
EDDIE Bosch mat denger steller Ried,
Denge Fielzen, dengem kille Schied,
A mat dengen himmelhegen Echen;
De hu mech geleert schon ais Kand:
Roszt an dengem Liewe Sturm a Wand,
Da soils du wuol been, ma net briechen.
EDDIE! EDDIE! helegt Hemechsland,
Wo ech dJugendrosenzeit hu kant,
Wirder kennen dir meng Left net soen:
liver Gold a Rebellion bass mer lef.
Wo ech an der Welt och goe gef,
Well ech an der Broscht dech mat mer droen
NJ. LENTZ.
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Matb. S9peiBer,

Gde cer 3ipeiten unc Walnut : Strase,
ssinuna, @inn.
Sd babe tisits Sptsi nsu sinseri6itt unb f6nnsu SRslen.
&c une a~rfaaastr itsts tis bette ~llnteriunft fnem.
5reisr Omnibus ppn une mad Der Giisnbabu. etattsu u.
ITEM Dampf. Sdihfabrts eantInespae.
10 Sarmr Hntsn fur ibrs gfsres gut. Staaunses ums
rtidlites une sutes Gutter. 40
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-11
Rugby Literary sociery.

ANNIVERSARY EXkRcIsEs, LAST EoENING
The customary annual entertainment by the
Rugby Literary Society was given in Institut,
Hall, last evening. The society is composed o
the pupils in the academy Of the same name
DIR. Saml. W. Murphy principal, and the youn.
mems entertainment was spoken of in terms a
deserved praise by the large audience present.
We present the programme in full
Defamation, Isaac q Elliott
Dialogue "A Suit for Libel. Pnff Us. Abby.
Judge Wright, j. F. Howard
Mr.. Altuth Lofty, Counsel for
Prosecution j. A. Bayard, Jr.
Mr. David Sapient, Counsel
for Defence. Z. spruance
JEFF Emery, Printer, W. L Ferris.
Alfred Lobby an Office Seek
er, f. II Gaylav
Michael O'Connor, a promis-
ing Son Of Erin, j. F, Murphy,
Jacob Stult, deafer than
post, C, q. Phillipa
Mr. Abby, the Defendant, 9. L. f, Wbitelev
Mr.. 5. Crimp Clerk Of the
Court, A.yL Genrpe
Mr. Onus Foreman of the o.
Jury, H. B Bradford
D.alogue.-A Sea of Troubles. :, : 80 -
Godoiphus Goat, an invalid, ]. F. Hayward
Hiram Orcutt, Yankee, G. w. Bush ,Jr
What s. His Name, Thingamy,
Man OF Memory, p. Spruanco
Byron Robolluk budding Poet L X Kane
Mike McShane, an Emerald Isle
Man. J.F. Mnrphev
Stammering Steve, a professor Of
Elocuton, Z. H. Gayley
Robert Gout's Nephew, W. H. Seidel
sam Gout : servant. W. l.. Ferris.
Defamation, James A. Bayard, Jr
Dialogue, Cats-Proteseor Strikum a Schoo
Teacher afraid of Cats, Georg W, Buah, Jr.
Henry, his Pup,ls William Lea Ferri,
Albert, William II. Seide
FIedeiri'k' Pupils in Neigh , ;, George Ely
Hiram, boring school, " Iss,s ~ f. = 4lIeiSI FIiintI
Declama ion, Isaac c. Elliott
Dialogue, a Family Party.
Nj. SamIyel Weller James A, Bayard. j
Mr. Weller, Sans Father
and a victim 0 connub-
air, Jas. F. Hayward
INV George W. Bush, il
Elder stggins, the Red
Aosed Man. Presley Spruance
The several parts in the programme were per-
formed by the young participants in the enter
taIumeut IN 8 manner which denotes that the
teachings Of their society is not without good ef
feet and Il fitting their minds for successful eff
forte IL forensic practice. We confess to an
agreeable disappointment III the manner IN
which the entertainment was conducted, and
unite our testimony with that of the large audi
ence present to the merit OF the performance.
The young masters did we'll and our praise il
not undeseryed.
The hal was about two thirds full.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-11

PASSENGER SCARE ON THE p. W. b. r. r..
lls1EkDAl. the $50 train from Phladel
phlA to Wilmington was on its way to this cit,
yesterday tire WAS found to have broken out n
the baggage van, which happened to be situated
next to the locomotive The greatest excite.
ment prevailed amongst the passengers and tile
carriages were entirely filled with smoke from
the burning matter. The lady portion OF those
on the cars screamed with terror. The engine
was brought to stop and the ire was found tc
have orglnated from some sparks from the 10.
comotiye having ignited some bedding and mat
tfasses that we're on the baggage van The
whole transaction took place between Philadel.
phia and Chester, ana only that the flaming mat.
ter was taken oil the train and thrown on the
dltchside greater damage must have resulted
The only damage done was to the beds and mat.
trasseH
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-11
societies.
MEErINas rHIs EVENING.

Hope Lodge, No, 81, l. o. o. F., at Odd Eel.
lows Hail. Bird and King streets
Morning Star Division, No. 2, s. of T., in the
McCary Building.
Delaware Council, No. 9, o. U. A. NJ, at Me.
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King street,
Diamond State Lodge, No. 5, G. F.. at Good
Fellows Hall, 3D. and Market streets
Champion Lodge No. 8, X. of p, at Knights
of Pythias Hall, I'll Market street
Oriental Lodge, No. l3, X, OF r., at Ferris Il
Garrett's Building, 5Ol Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, |, U. H. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, AIS Market street.
Wawaset Tribe, Red Men, at Odd Fellows
Hal, Rising Sun.
I, mple Lodge,No. IL, A. F. A. NJ, at Masonic
Temple.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-11

FRIENDS LYoEUM Pro Mo The annual re.
union picnic Of the Friends Social Lyceum will
take place on 9th day next, (Friday), at Mt,
Cuba, on the Wilmington Il Western Railroad
special train will leave the Market street depot
at $50, a. M, returning in the evening at ak
o'clock. Members Of the Lyceum are invited,
and such friends as they invite, The fare for
the excursion il 60 cents children half price.
We understand from the chairman of the Com
mttee having the matter in charge, that ice
cream, coffee, &c, will be for sale on the ground
az usual There is literary programme pre-
pared, consisting OF essays, readings, etc. These
exercises will begin at three clock
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-11

WILMINGTON MECHANICAL ENGINEERING IN THE
sourH.-Mr. W. h. Lindsay, of this city has
been for some years engaged in building bridg-
es at the South, and has achieved a very en-
couraging degree Of success recent issue OF
the Charlotte IN. CO inteAigencer contains u
letter, describing the erection OF one of Mr.
Lllldsays bridges, an improved lattice
truss plan. over the Yodkin river, at Ekin
Mr. Lindsay the writer says, he has applied to
bis bridge system of braces, including two new
ideas, original with hun, which prevent the
swaggng of even heavy superstructure Mr.
l.. Is cOmphmented i'll addition to his mechanical
skill, az "a mau of high gentlemanly attain
der"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-11
LErTERs FROM rhE People.

4. E.'s CRITICISM OF THE AMARANTHNE.
To the Editor of he Commercial
The Amaranthine Literary Socity, of Delaware
Institute, gave their annual entertainment OF
the evening of the 9th inst, for which great praise
is due both to the society and the school, in con.
noction with which We can say that we regret
that the reporter of the EUay Eueniag is 30 little
adapted to critcise the efforts of school societies
As for ourselves, we feel greatly indebted &c
the Amarauthine for their compliments and were
highly pleased with the entertainment.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-11

MERCANTILE Jon PRINTING The CONNER
cal Press Job Department will furnish, prompt
ly, in good order, at current prices, Of good
work. every variety of mercantile printing in
cluding note and letter heads, billheads, enye-
lopes, checks, tags, circulars, labels, cards,
blanks of all descriptions, &c, SC Our work
in all these lines is warranted rst-class, and we
solicit the orders of our business firms. Blank
books gotten up to order, and lithographic work
from the best Philadelphia houses furnished at
their lowest prices. As everybody probably
knows, no photographic work is done IN Viii
mlDgtou
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-11
~ UAsoLIcIrsD 7hsrIMoNY.

DIR. L f KUEKRL:
Dear Sir:-l desire to bear lunsoeited) testimony
TO the merits OF your Bitter ine OF Iron az 4 dys.
peptlc remedy. have taken 1t MI self with excl.
lent effect. have noticed the great benefit derived
from II by several suffering, poor women, whom
your charity mas enabled me 10 bestOw 1t upon ]
am willing that you should use this In any way you
may desire, aud nope those Of my friends who read
1t Will believe II 10 be an honest expression of my
opinion OF al excellent medicine OF my senst,
= obligation to It's benevolent proprietor, K f.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-11

OPEN TO EXCURSIONS. Town Commits
sioneIs OF Chestertown, in Kent county, Md,
have rescinded resolution passed some three
years ago to prevent excursion parties from
visiting that town. Tho resolution was passed
shortly after great street fight, brought on by
some Baltimore excursionists in which knives
and pistols were freely used
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-11

~ Far Lo,s of ppetue, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Depression uf spirits ana Genera DeDllity, In heir
various FORMS Ferrn Pnuspnated Elxir OF Calissaya
made ny asweli, hazard Il Co New ork, and sold
by all druggists IL the best tonic as a stimulAnt
tonic for patients recovering from fever or other
sickness, 1t mas no equal. II taken during the sea
son 1t prevents lever and ague aud other iutermt-
tetlt feyera.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-11

SUPPOSED SUICIDE AT LEpsIo.-John G. Scot
ten prominent citizen Of Leipsic, was found
dead in his room, on Sunday last under cir
cunastances which point to suicide. He leaves
will, bequeathing all his property to his son his
only child, and ignores his wife entirely. Under
a carpet was found yellow envelope containing
sl.4OO Deceased was quite independent at one
time, but has squandered his property of late
Years In drink
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-11

The jury in the case Of Pow ers and Garrison,
on trial at Paterson. n. j., for the robbery Of
Mr. Pope, brought in a verdict on Monday night
conVicting one Of the defendants, and Disagree
ing a. to the other. The Court refused to ac-
cept the verdict and the jury are still out,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-11

- Flashing in their pe srly SHEEN,
from Inc y OflOus Uoralllne, 90.
See thUse teeth untArnlshed!
White AIlke, the ozck And IEont
1es, Oy the fragrant sUZJDONT,
May Oeaaty's mouth Dc garnlhned!
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-11

IF YOU WISH your hair To look well. use Nattans'
Crlstal discovery IL Will restore lis color when
and furnish dressing unequalled Uy any other oil
or pomade in the maTAet. Nu poison, no stain, no
sediment. sale by all DruRgists