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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-12
THE POLITICAL MURDER.
ONLY CORROBORATIvE TESTIMONY ELICITED-DELIN-
QUENT WITNESSES TO BE COMMITTED TO TIE

ONLY CORROBORATIvE TESTIMONY ELCITED-DELIN-
QUENT WITNESSES TO BE COMMITTED TO THE
TOMBs
The McKenna inquest was resumed before
Coroner Woltman at carly hour yesterday morning.
Tho attendance was not 80 large previous days
the testimony promised to Lee mainly cumulative and
cOrrobOrative OF what had been already given. The
friends of Croker aud OBricn were present in strong
force John Kelly occupying seat near Croker. Mr..
Fellows was present counsel for the persons in
custody and Mr.. Russell, Assistant District Attorney
reappeared in the interests of the people opening
of the delayed nearly hour by the absence
of John Sheridan and George Hickey two of the
persons under bail, against whom the evi-
dence most strongly points. and some agitation
was visible among their friends because
they did not appear Mr. Fellows finally stated the fact
their failure TO appear and suggested 10 the Coroner
that they should be severely rebuked Mr. Russell sug
Rested that as these men charged on sworn evil
dence before a legal court and jury with murder, a
severe rebuke hardly sufficient. They had been
allowed their liberty the slightest ball. and seemed
that they did not even deem it necessary to report
themselves the inquest The Coroner replied that he
had held the in bail which he deemed sufficient but
as they had delayed the proceedings by their absence.
Lac would give them TO understand that should they be
guilty OF such delay again he would commit them 70
Tombs George Hickey made his appearance after
ward. John Sheridan arriving somewhat later. The
was oninued however without their presence
stephen OBrien. brother of James OBrien. testified
that he witnessed the alteration between his brother
and Croker; while they struggling to get at
another, McKennA ran between them; witness a
pistol In Cookers hand. and was certain that Croker
frod the shot that killed MeKenna witness in the
best position 10 see the shooting. and was positive;
With his left aide toward Croker; after MckcDpA
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FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 11.-Dr. NJ A. Shield. a
Young pronns physician Of Hampton committed suicide M
night BY poisoning No sssed for bs Deceased leaves
vfe cad tue children.
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LONG ISLAND.

MINEOIA.-The annual meeting of the Queens
County Agricultural seev, for the election of officers and two
hers OF Managers was bed at the Fair Grounds Tuesday
a,sruooa. the election. Secretary Willis submitted lis
animal repo accepted and 800 copies ordered be
prpd for th Of Society Treasurer Hicks also
ub ted bis report OF which have already been pu
during two DAYS Of the a exhibition the society emee,s
SS' John c Jackson Presdcn
were unanimously reelected and sOmue 81 THU Of o, Bag AMI
l aG..Iq 5y 'i io EXPIRATION Il he terms ef cce
Lo,a Iusyp ClTY-The Board of Aldermen Tuctay ming
Of Commi,.one opening
the drpo. elous Long Island Railroad at u tiers Point
Rs1.nS o. their and S eGoos render The cciy
dangerou oraaece GrL this spor but the Mayer ami
aeT several q The pGD, eoael comou
Wil'm Van HouOn, who arrested Oct tor
Ie 5000 & Sg f on S % s. n nS Te1
on ney bench and BROUGHT before Cy Judge Pele
whG INCREASED Sir Gravs ne AMI therefore hal
o. Hunters ONT make frequent complaint; that rv:Eheyes visa
their S,os p4 e% yaar 500 on ns s' ' was
59 annu. meeting Of tie Long island Bible So
ciey the r hl A. L Of Lahasn Pssng was hsli In the
submitted report to the B1 q hreeo ibe receipts for the
year 10 the Sex.Yorf society The following officers
Elected Hon John Lott Pedta! The Rev ted Dp
0Saedonk The anniversary exercises held the
syen, S the Rev j. A. laugh OF NewYok The sSauH report
Ess O. Cobb Of Of Port Jeaer.O
the suGo
Tome society will be held here Tuesday and Wednesday Of
N STATEN ISLAND.
STApIEToY.-The continuation Of Beach-st. to
along the property the old homestead Of Commodore
Nj, IA now beng aud guered and sidewalks being laid
r, Of Mr. Vanderbilt The street will be missed aud graded BY the
s authorities frat time since the incorporation Of the vii
The Clnb bGng erected the site Of the old
Richmond neuly completed having
cost about Tie opening enonies will take place on the
alsn Of White the iantor Of tdgo
water named John Gunn trased before Juee Garrett
goo bail 10 before Justice kassne
.y Tor further hearing lie n probably be held for the se'On
tue peI Urapd jury
Torpxs,yIy-AnpaM Murphy, resident OF Toedt Hill
ar Yesterday badly 10 Aresi BY bore snj
by Richard Sellers sbe en by Omsr Ambrose the
smith InGmary. The driver escaped
ctrro,-Ths Board Of Auditors OF the township Of souhfeh viii
meet At The oe In this will for tie ruIpo
passing upon bills Assins the town
EEw-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-dn the case OF Gideon l.. Drew,
Who fell om Cosndt ferry and crushed between the
to. and Tie bridge the Jey CITY SIDE sOsDg ia,s Which
made aud ultimately caused dessb the
jury verdict after se''on which lasted until past midnight
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Ob,uobl eie BolinnelssE9 stmas fsii6er

Ob,uobl eie BolinnensG9 etlpas ka6er
ent,pideln. alsAoie DeuG6eil ilbpb in
oie1em alIters Sic 2Rbe Elm ned nIlDet'
.itanbeneS @efibI, bie Htinsa 8ergnlgen
'unb aeiben >bers RinSDeit ret1en nDDsu
lebr binuber, ,si,m ni1t Sen umsaag un6
Die unterbaltung gu elmer poultdnoi9
barmloIen su MAIDEN. s,. ,~
= Gr trar Iau6 gerabes bic 6ntmlo1i9teit,
Die Geooor anfonss 10 febr d,t5oe,' sic io3
1e1r unter11ieoen mar BON ben @eIprd.
9en-in ben @alons;; top mum niebes Q8ort
auf Die MaglGale 1egen mlBte, i'm Miit.
tern uno dlteren 561tsrn feline @eran<
iaiiung 81 9eben, eineu peritedte11 Sci.
ratbsantrag berausaulelen; -benn Seooor
itano ia 9srabe in Dem Mlter .lpel1es
lmmorben ,pirb. Gr mar ;Sabsr Elm aiem<
li9 bduf9er Ga Il III oeu,,, 9aule oes
8anfiers, plauoerte germ Elm Stiino6en
nit oer fleinen> lebbaf item ounteldll9igen
Moele, uno ba9te an ni9t lpeniaer als
oob ct 1i9 in oas &ino perlieben tonne.
llnb oenno@ fam es TO; 5tpor nibt auf
Dem ge1u6bnli1en Me9e Der Monaanliebe,
TOO Elm Blid bes tiefounteln Mdb@enau.
ses eenii9t, oas 9er5 bes 9eloen, Ser bis
babin talt ,pie Sis gepelen III cine
6euersbrllnit 5u per,uonbeln. Sic SaGe
9it9 pielmebr gan5 lan9ian, uno unmerf-
li9 bor li6: Der Nnblid ,. Die unterbal<
tung Noelens luuroe ibm aumablig aum
3eoiirfnib es fam linn lausiueilig Dor,
,penn ct 1ie nitht fano; feline 8elu6e bel
benz Ganfier mebrten iid, unb % er lel.
ber ieiner 2iebe poufdnois unbe,uubt mar
ba@te er ni6t baran iein @er9niieen
am umsanse Moelens. all perbersen. pno
10 batte 8ernibti balo feinen 3weifel
,nebr i6er Die @efiible Jeooors.
! Bernibti ld&elte iiber bies WerDditniB,
6os er als Elm tinoildes betrabtete; 6a
er inoe6en aug pielen @riinben ni6t
,uiini@te. bab li9 Die Sadie ernFer &C..
italte, 70 ill9te-er oerlelben Elm Gnoe 'au
MAIDEN. Mit }einem feinen Satte 9iitete
er f9 Iebr ,poDl, nit 6er pdterli9en Mm-
torit6t ba3tpii9en su fabren, 1snoern tbat,
als ob er.. .nibt bas Mnbelte ben,erfte,
uno iu6te nur feline .So6tcr entiernt au
Dalten, tuen,, Teobpr ;u fom>aen .pFe9te.
;. (Gortiebnns folst)
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Gin 9 9uBaurre@tsn3eit.

-G1n . S1uB5urre d ten 3eit.
Gin Nniieoler anf benz Gap er;d6lt:
vMeine Srau lab i'm Saule nobe an Der
Sbiir, uno Die Rinoer }pielten Inn 1ie. SD
tpar orauben in Der Ndbe bes Sau5es
NIT einem Masen bei6dftist, als pl5blid,
obelei@ es 0eittag mar Elm un9ebeurer
Some eridien 'uno iih rubig in ben
S@atten 9erobe ouf bic @9lpeue Der
$biir le9tc. Meine Trau .blieb entlucber
aus 6ur6t ooer iueil ite bic @eiaDr fannie,
toel9e ieoer 8erlltD, 5u entfieben, init
f6 bringen muBte = belpegungslos auf
ibrem Plake, tpdbrenb Die &inoer in libren
S9oos hii9teten. Sbr @eI9rei erre9te
meine Muf fmertiamfeit nnb i6 elite ita6
Der S6iir BIN; aber man fam 1iD meiin
@ntleben oenten, als ih ben Gingane auf
cine iotde Meiie periperrt iab. ObQlei9
bas Sbisr nidteelebn batte, 70 NOR bod,
oa id teiRe mid Weffen bel mir bate, einn
enttomratn unm6slih. Sd i9ti9 inbes,
I pbn fait au ,uif5en, soas id tbun ipoIfte, Al,
oemSentes meinevS 9!aftcmmer bin, no,
suie i9 ,tubte, Elm geIaoenes @emebr itanb.
@lIdli9etmeiie bate i6 baiielbe Ii, cine
Gde oi9t an bas Geniter sefsut, 1obab 'i6
es init Der Gano erreisbtn tonnte. 3um
Slid itauo au9 bieSbiir oer2ammer auf,
looab i4 binburd unb atif 6it' 6ausfur5
Su nleiner Tamilie iehen tonnte. Ser
21pe fing On fi& s,t be,pesen pienei6t :
II Der abf9t.3. feinenf Sprun9 a,if sic
Meinisem su tbi'n.ies ,par teine gfagen.
Bid mebr 5:* berlieren. ib rief ben,na6
Der Wfutter 5n iie Iolle rubi9 }ein.t tun6'
|19oB. 9ie &n9el jauite iiber ben hRopf
meines &naben, orong in Die @tirn bes,
S0lpen unb ftredte i'm 1lieber, 5o6aB er,,
ni9t mebr audte."'' >3'"i 'nj' ~
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ct traI OfaBre9elu Die es ibas t1belis1
maben loaten Den auf ibm laitenoen
Derbinoli6feiten nad5ufommen obne
neus @9ulben su MAIDEN. :,
Mit 0ii1terer Miene fab &oialieft ,uie
Elm She'll Der Yferoe pertauft, ,uie eie
3abl oer 9ienerl1aft perrinsert unb Die
|9on5e 9ausbaltung Dereinfa6t ,puroe-
Mbe: oonn freute CT li6 ,uieoer, ipenn
Der inn9e @utsberr 5u einem Selte Der
Na6bor19aft ein9elooeu lpuroe, uno oer<
lelbe ieinen &otbl9ldgen fol9eno, nit Der
I9werf fdlligen Pra9tentf faltung anftrat,
bon lpel9er ct bebauptete> oab |ie Der
Wuroe Der 8lanoof's entipre@e Teo<
Dor lief 1olden Bemerfungen Elm nur 81
willi9es DIR; oenn lie i6mei6elten ibm.
Teooors @ater perbroibte in Der @e9el
einenSbeil oes@imters tn@t. Petersburg
Wus @riinben Der Oefonomie ent16loB
li9 Geooor auf Die Bitten feiner Wtutter
oieiem @ebraudc nidt gu buloigen; oa
ct in0eB nidt 9anS auf Die ftdotiI6en
Sreuoen per5i6ten luollte, 10 beltano er
oaraut oaB feline W}utter init linn ben
Winter in &iga 5ubringe, uno oieie wil<
li9te barein. 60 iebelten i'm Mnf fange
oes Minters 1S4l &atinta unb lift @obu
nebit Der oasu 9eb0rigen 9ienerIdaft
nod &i9a iiber.
&isa 1T por,pie9eno cine Sanoelsl ltaot
uno oas 2eben in oer1elben piel ,peniger
erclulip, als in Der Sauptltaot bes se,uals
ti9en &uHenrei9es, olelbf bic ein5elnen
@lai1en un0 @tdnoe li6 bermetii6 BON
chamber abl6lieBen, uno namentlib Der
Noer> in Tolge oes @ofes in elmer Weile
pertreten 1T, 6ob oas 8ebiirfnib ben
&reis Der Sc @eleQl9aft bur6 anoere Gle+
mente gu ertpeitern olirdaus nid)t en-
pfunoen miro. 9lnoers in &i9a. Ser
@anoel fat oielem Plabe einen oienli9
tosmopolitii@en Nnitri6 9e9eben, in mel
dem bas beutl6e Clement bic tonan9e<
benoe &oue lpielt. 60 mor es notiirli@
oab in ben &reiien in 'oel6en li6 Teooor
su betpegen pfe9te CT ol9 &initlern
uno @elebrten, lorpie 8ertretern Der 9Dbe<
rem 9anoelsluelt be9e9nete.'
Inter ben lekteren fiblte ct i6 mo-
mentli6 gu einem alteren 9erren BON
onr6ous ari itOfratil6en Wanieren Dinz
9eso9en einem Polen Namens 8ernibti
Der Dor eini9en Sabren Dierber9e5ogen
lpor, lmo Elm 9r0beres 8ont9el9dft er=
6ffnet Datte. ST. bate Gmpfeblun9s-
| }treiben an on9e1ebene ru]lil9e uno
oeuti6e Tanilien mit9ebra9t, Die i'm in
Den beiieren &reilen einiiibrten, nit 6enen
er fait ousi4lie6li@ pertebrte. sSn NuB.
LAMB 1T ieocr Pole pon Sous aus per-
oa6ti9> uno oie Poli5ei beoba6tete oaber
onfanss iorglam feline @9ritte oa er
ober NIT leinen 2anosleuten teinerlei
@ertebr uiterbielt. ba CT ferner, ipie oas
in @ublano iibli6 lit fein Mort iber
Politit ipra6 uno nur 1einem @elAdfte
uno ge1eQl9aftli9en grbol,lneen lebte,
10 l9rieb mon i'm aQsema9 Der eerineen
3abl iener 9olen su iuelde jeoe Soft
nung auf Bnber, Grri6tune hires 3a.
fterlanoes aufoeeeben unb ibren Grieoeu
nit Der He9ierung sema1t batten. Gr
lborte oaber auf, beroadtie au 1ein, nnb
lpuroe inn 10 lieber in Der @eIelll6aft 'ae.
tieben, a1s fein l1rtbeil lber 6qnoelsuer-
baltniiie iopie ni@t minber dber limit
lsriI6e @ortommnilie als Elm iebr geoie<
genes ii4 auspies uno balo fait als au=
toritatip angenommen ,uurbe.@
y0,E.~
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Ohio @aiieufreuno.
Ser Qeibeisene,s

SYSperldBt, uno Dem ufer Der Office
folot, 10 fommt man, in Elm ,peites ebenes
Qanb, eas bon Dem Scepter bes Gsoorcn
re9iert miro. 9ie @pra9e sic oort
namenAi6 unter Den 9ebiloeteren @tdn=
ben berr16t lit 5war INNER nod Die
oeutl6e, aber @itten unh @e,uo1nbeiten
baben bereits einen anoern Nnitri6 an=
qenomnen, uno trob manni9fader Wi<
6er1tre6ungen oran9en li6 alentbaIben
ruff lil@e Mn|@auun9en our6 uno Der
0oltsdarafter lit bereits bon iener lcla=
piIden unter,piirfisfeit bur9orun9en,
wel6e >allein Dor ben 9lu9en Der ruiiii9en
@eeier,ins @naoe fnbet. Sa es gibt
bort, tpenn audi nuf pereinselt> oeutl@e
@eldls9ter bic li6 in friiberen 3eiten
bur6 berporragenoe @erbienite aus9e<
aeid)net batten, uno Die jebt 10 lpeit ber<
ab9efommen lino> oablie, ibreSraoition
per9elleno ale untu9enoen Der &uIien
aneenommen obne 9eraoe oeren quite
@eiten li9 an5ueisnen, >pie oies Bel ber=
artisen 9lbtriinni9en baufg Der Sail 1T.
llnb bod perm0gen {ie nidt INNER bic
@timrle bes 8lutes 81 eritiden, uno Suz
meilen: in Der oritten unb pierten Gene
ration, bri9t li@ oer Gbaratter beg @ol<
tes, Dem lire Ddter entltammten, in elmer
ole @er1altniiie iibertpinoenoen Weile
8abn.
Gine' Iol9e berab9etommene Gamilie
waren Die MbtDmmlin9e zines 9euilien
0ubertus 8lonoe, ser Dor ldnger als
6unbert. Sobren i@ in &urlano an9e<
liebett '1,nb bort 81 &ei9tbum uno Mn-
1eben getoumen mar; i9ou lein Gntel
bate ri9t MIR leine beut1@e Mbtunft per<
gelIen,% ipnbern er i6dmte 1id) Ielbit leines
beutl9en9famens unb nannte li6 oebbalb
8lan6off. Inter bielem gamen ,uuroe
er in hen &itteritano erboben> unb tpenn
feline Worfabren INNER fortsefabren 9at~
ten @slo -au er,perben> 10 9laubte oie1er
nunmeAr leinem @tanoe bic on9enebme
@erpFi0tuns i6ulois gu lein oa1ielbe
ausauaeben. 60 le6te CT oenn nod Sta<
roitenlpei|e auf 1einen @iitern in Saus
uno 8raus, 9ab Geite, bielt Yferbe'unb
gDaeen 19inoete babel feline 2eibei9enen
uno ,pare !wobl I'M @tanoe geiuelen> lein
ganaes @ut our63ubringen. tuenn CT nidDt
eines h46nen 2benos BON elmer pilocn
Saso ,nit eebro6enem @euide 9eim9e=
bra1t ,4porben ,pare. Gin @tur5 bonn
pferoe; batte ieinem 2eben elm jabes @noe
bereitet>
Ct binterlieB cine Witt,pe un0 einen
@obn, oer eben in oas mannli6e 9llter
eintrat,:uno einen peitldufi @iitercom<
pier, Der inoelIen tbeiltueile nit @9ul=
ben betaitet iuar.
Dame &atinta Die iebt i'm Mnfange
Der pitfaiger Sabre itano batte jung
gebeird9et unb NIT ibrem @attin III
einem aieuli@ sliidliden @erbaltniiie
gelebt.. : 8lanboH liebte feline Grau ,uirf=
lid. er batte lie aus Neieune 9enommen
unb ieiae Neisuns ,uar 10 itart gene len,
bab er~5ielbt ben beitlen puntt ibrer
Mbitanaelun9 iiberspanb; lie rammte ndm'
lid ebeufaus mie er bon tl9en Gltern>
bielt absr I'M @e9eniabe su ibm ibr Mut*
terlanb- bo9> nno empfano groBes Wfib<
bebagen; ba ibr @atte 6arii6er NIT ibr
ni6t iiberein ifimmte, ionbern cine mabr-
baft aHectirte @erinei&dbuns al ben
Sag le9te. 9lo6 Elm anoerer Yuntt
ma6te abr ,nan9en Summer. Sn ibrem
efterlideh 9auie bate man lppbl aub
oarauf Qeieben> 6aB Elm itanbes9emdBer
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TAE RAxAFxELn HEAAAu.

The Highest Medical Authorities Of
Europe sny the strongest Tonic, Purifier
and Dcobstruent known 10 the medical
world in
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SrCcini Notices.

Cno of the first bus inrss principles to
ct upon, is make all purchases direct
from the manufacturers thus saving large
sums OF money. For this reason we ad-
wise our realcrs 10 purchase their Win
dows. Do"rss Blinds, &c.. from Mcssrs.
|. II. HALL. \ Co., Charleston, S. G.,
who have at the factories. combined
benefits derived from materials in tirs,
hanis, skilled workmrn, latest improved
machinery, "na through systematic man
"re'ncnt. All window glazed with good
cear glass. They nre also Agents for
Asbestos Roofing Felt. Try it and you
tHiii be pleased with its durability. Send
for price list, circulars, &c.
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2acitic Guano Company.
d. CAPITAL sIOo,ooO,) .
Soluble Pacific Cuano;

TNllis GUAEO is now omell known ii
L all the Southern States for us re-.
markablc effects Us an age, cy for incroas.
ing the products Of labor, MS not 10 REQUIRE
special recomn ondalion from US. Its use
f9r eight years past has, ts'abljshed, its
sharneIcr for reliable excellence. The
large fixed capital invested by the Com
pany in this trade affords the rurest
guarantee Of Tho cont inUcd excellence Of
this Guano The SUPPLIES pu, into market
'his season nre rs hercl ot0 ore,
prepared under the superintendent
dance Of DR.. 81. Julian Rnvenel, Chemis,
OF the Company, at Chnrlcston, s. C.
Hence planters may rest assured that i,B
quality and composition is precisely the
same us that heretofore sold.
in. ROBSON,
Selling Agent Charleston. S. C.
JOHN s REESE & CO.,
General Agcn S. Baltimore.
Tcrms--$4e, cash 500 time, without
interest.
TO accomodntc planters. they cnn order
now and have until lst Of April to decide
ms TO whether they will tpkc o, time or
cash price, When delivered from the
fnctory w. the cur load, no drayago will
hc charged.
ACID PHOSPHATE. GUANO. BONE,
PL iSrER, &C., always on hand. quality
'rta,aat. J. N. ROBSON.
uan 3--3m
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T. Il. RobERry: Sun.
Extract from the Atlanta Herald
February l, 1874.

Georgia Sintt Agricultural Sociciy,) !
SEQ. Office. Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 27, 1874 I
TO the Editor Of che Xerald:
:; At the list meeting OF tho State Agricui.
tural Society, there WAS imposed upon The
Secretary th" duty ct Obtaining samples
Of NIL Commercial Fertilizers exposed for
sale IN this State. and SENDING the snmc
to tue Analytical Chemist in tho S,Sre
College of Agricniit're mud the Mechanic
Ars Al Athens, 70, analyses estimation q,
value. have, therefore, obtaiuel and
sent 10 the Chemist Prof White, snmples
Of most Of the leading Gnanos and rnos
fhat's. that are >ol,t in this Safe r. j.
proper ~ say here that these sa N lp.
wehe 'ake en- hy myself in person. from the
on'k, in lhc warehouse where they were
.torcd, and put in pir-tirht glass lars.
lh" analyses were ma'lc by number, The
chemist not knowing the name Of the
mricics ,a or from whom it was obtained.
The names OF Of tho FeriiIiz ,rs
corresponding with lhe number sc,I I"
ne, Chc!pist were preserved in my office,
.hpve received from the Laboratory of the
State College the following results of The
analyses OF Fertilizers, rs shown. in the
enclo.cd report OF Prof While. The cal
cnlnt'on of Tie t'ommercial vnulue, inciu
di"g .prcft on manufacture, gives as the
cash value, for which the articles should
DC sold IN Savannah. rs follows:
Ell Eiiwan dissolved Bone, per ton Sal 81
Eliwhn Guano,, :. Al az
Soluble Pacific Guano, "a ~
Sea Fowl Gunno. 47 e3
Englsh Dissolved Bone, Al 80
Pntnpsco Guano, 25 Is
Chesapeake Guano, 80 32
Purchasers Of Fcrtiliz. rs ean conpnre
the calculated commercial value viii, the
selling price. Tie S,nte AericulIiirHl
Society will publish fer the bcnefi, of III.
planters the analyses Of other Fertilizer,
as soon as received.
Very Respectfully
. VI JOHNSON. Sec.
BY !bis. ihpnrison it will he seen thnt
the oea Fowl Guano is cnly sold nj So OF
per ton more than tho cmlculntiot on the
commercial value ,snH thal tho Etiwan
Gupno is.sold $l3 81 more than the cs,i
mated conimercial valur making differ.
encc in favor Of the Sea Fowl against the
huyen of ! 85 per tor the Etiwah selling
At $1,000 cash snd lho Sen Fowl selling
NJ 90 90 yet the chemist values the Sea
fowl nt $6,85; m ore than the E,iwnn. The
cohpnfiaoh. with the Solub BILE Pnciiic is
ever greater in favor Of tie Sea Fowl
! 10 Sea Fowl being v"lued nj $I3 16 per
ton more.
Fifty tone Of sen Fowl for sale by
6 ACCT GO CO,
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