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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

Considerable damage has b,er d0ue b.
l0o- ln n'ny urlious If ) z'ua.
At Porlfui, Me-. Mrs. Waiter Waite.
Jhe alleged bi-ari 50, was hold for trai N
Way.
Rev 81. 2. Cra,ei,A, D. D., edi.cr Of
liza ln A.ltltJ uu sunday, aged So.
Tue banking house Of Wm. Lloyd Il
Co.., of AuoNa, walcn suspend i last
Oc.sb r, -nm d business Monday.
I l. ulll r-t cd tlat the 5 nate Patent
CuuMile,. at its rest ne ting, will t4ke
d ylse oi.ihe qgc ton Of the patent car
brake r6t siun.
james NJ. Harvey, ex-Goyernor Of
( Kansas, was e'ec.ei L. :. Senator, to
.uecc d CsINu, by the Legislature OF
,hat STA q, on Monday.
The bril- r Of saH-mill IN Marathon
county, Wis. exploded On Saturday,
I saut,eiinr the MIL aud killing TWO men,
named Eli.s1n aud lslacs.
/ reported ffam GreenshorN, y. O.,
thsttHIiis B.o being made To compel the
/ authorities TO t0,l an inquest on The
1olie, OF the s'amcse Twins.
Ion. Amasi Walker arrear,d on Mon
day before Me House Committee en-
8 neinS AMI Carr,ncy, eul opposed all
C clnes lJ5ki i 10 eNpaL-ion o. the car
icley.
T5c Eelcr3 Relations Commi tee Of
'jhe Na.s.,u4-ctts legislature reported
-,e-ter3l t4it tle ,esOiu;ioa eeusutinE
Senator Sluner, passed In 1877, Ooslt to
b. cypun-ed,
r, Il ~ a,..-.,-,.t,,t..,, 49,. ...-.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

Baron Mayer dc Rothschild, iate men,
her Of Parliament for Wyihe, is very III.
Ills rhy-le.an- report that he is improving.
WAlicy, the friend Of the Tichborne
claimant, has beeu reelected in Peiei DO.
borough.
IN Assoc, TIE French candidates for
the ReichstaE have been elected by over
@heiuius m, joliIies.
Baron Colou-ay, formerly Lord Justice
ana President oi the Court OF Sessions Of
Scotland, died Monday.
spdn las Professionally recalled her
diplomatic II personalities from BeYlin,
Wanna and o.bcr European capitals.
The latest telegrams from Tcheran
give ass,1an'es OF the early and salisi lac
I tcry settlement Of some open questions.
Nh, Dsr+ci las declared aCainst the
repeal ui tae income tax, aud the Liberals
I are nakiu4 every use OF the fact in the
pJeseai canvass.
A yttstl hss arrived at Portsmouth
from the Gold Coast, with one hundred
invalid soldiers, lately belonging 10 the
/ Ashautce expedition.
( Biron K utter Gtuics in toto the state
m'ut Ia tie L uduu Dasy Iost, to the
/ ii G. ma, Ice usted SIX months grace ol
{ N'f hA.AAA N..f'tA fh- i'aH. az is hAth ulMth
/ his Persian concession,
A rrofuud sensation has teen caused
ll Nclsal ,. hy articles in the No,M Ger
man G.eas, uruing restrictions on the
ie,uom of the Crntch aud ultramUu,ane
p-ess IN France ana Belgium.
I MIR GHd.tone addressed 5000 people at
/ New Cross ON Monday. He called atteu-
/ lun e. the tact that the Op, osiIioR lrader
( ould rot PROMISE the toia, ab0 ton Of
! the Income tax or any mtasuie Of relief
i0r the general consumer.
4 wvs Ets not yet tiied her ice houses.
uu saturday week Lamb IL Co., at
Stafford, launcned very due three mastcd
-choJu,r. lAis Y0sstl was originally ia.
tended to have only two masts, but Was
-aUed in twain arer her lu.l had beeu
ereivl aud tweuty-eight feet added TO
ser length.
WorB on The new NJ. E, Church at
LeWe, is bshg pn-hel forward aud the
euildis prouah'y te completed tnis
ilontu. II SO. 1t viii ne dedioaied On
sunday, March 1t, by Bishop Scott ard
tCvertl other eminent divipe-. Il will be
a tue building whea completed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07
s0L0MGE, A STRANGE DREAM,

i''N 800 N'+FN 'l i'lhNiH' Hlff UFtl
sNi fru s'efp mo o'cr me. ius' 'anfly.
a 1r'igu" e''y seemed 70 tower around;
which. ly some in'ttHef qniehening in ny
I l,oow 20 to 1erusalom rot'le
Who. tronc for centuries, has wri'hse
'ree u' Nclioe rs heel end vs'ole shrieted
such sa .ho 'ore vhea rayid's rer' hap
$ 'ng ot the charms Of zion And COW.
r,ro ''7' "' ''"' ''' ''
which thus, long ages since, with up-turucd
ffrc,
nd hnshn end wondering gaze, had
Thr 'h,ore 'rhao'l Of the monarch iaigc
Ar' loren whose sli-reryalieg eve
IhrillHf whr'p il Glanced: and heard his
cl'c',ofcc
" DirM Hr iriag cluf"' heard th'
T1n noon TO WHICH ALL EARTH HATH SET
ITS srAL.
lhft fale is OLD. TIE re' dfcGMsd is
Hew.
~, .+- ., ,..,,, ,r-.,
A"', U"A' ''' ei""" 'lFi"'"' "n' l"''"
.r,,.., ,..l,,. e,.ne Observation-Disclosures
~ . 9l-u u'i' ., .
''''" ,-7'" 1t 90 H'f '''a7'' ana N''S'" "
And dor er,tp. and ,rttb "A harsh oold
r.u.l i, hor lire bor hp3 her oasrri,r
ls.r
| tnl .ois.1ou-el Of tbc Justice or ,ho king Z.
,.lo. ic,.l.o t,,r,,.t o,t b,ii the .t,ii
Ill, t,ns,,."i. an1 sneore5 'T and swestiy
~ -.tft '' -
Aafrir l.re--vi,b. .ll the while. an oro
That. ufft t,uu,nhans malice. hefecl,
Ii gsi
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

|etOrsi
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-02
HA WK-EYE BENEVOLENCE.

The people of Iowa seem to be SO con-
stituted as to be continually laboring under
an irrepressible desire to reform the Gov
eminent and the parties who seek to con-
troll the Government. Unmindful of the
fate of reformers, from the beginning of
the Christian era and the crucifixion down
to the present day, they make attempt after
attempt, through conventions and other
wise, to fashion public opinion in molds of
their own manufacture. That they have
done some wonderful things in the way Of
selecting officers to govern and to represent
them no one will deny. and it is certain that
by refusing to reflect or by attempting to
impeach some of these officials they have
given evidence of the honesty Of their
motives. But up to this time they have
utterly failed to accomplish any general re-
form worthy Of notice. Nevertheless, the
spirit continues to work within them, and
to stir them up to additional efforts. We
are afraid, however, that the latest attempt
judging by the telegraphic reports, Il
doomed to worse defeat than it, prede-
cessors. We reach this conclusion because
we believe that the convention which met
at Des Moines ON the 28th instant was COM
posed of disgruntled sore-heads. They
called themselves anti-monopolists. This
is high sounding and, just now, attractive
title. The public is 90 thoroughly aroused
in opposition to monopolies Of any kind
that the mere. mention Of determination
to oppose them insures attention and enlists
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-02
THE GOYERNORS ANSWER.

On the first page this morning will be
found a synopsis of the main points in the
answer of Governor Shepherd TO the joint
committee of investigation, which will be
sent to that body to-day. The document
in question is the most important in regard
to the District which has ever been sub
mitted to Congress, and covers every point
upon which the joint committee have asked
for information.
1t will be seen that the funded debt of
the old corporations of Washington and
Georgetown at the time the new govern
ment came into power was S., $40, $40, and
the amount expended by the Board of Pub
lie Works since it was organized SIS, 562, =
6S5. The receipts of the board to February
% were SIS, 256, 231 and the expenditures
81, COS, 052. The assets are 90, 765, 297, and
the total liabilities "a, $50, 95s, the amount
due by the Government not being included.
This is much better exhibit than it was
believed could have been made, and is a
complete refutation of the slanderOus re-
ports which have been scattered all over the
country by the opposition press and the
enemies of the District.
The figures in regard to the expenditures
by the General Government and by the
citizens in their corporate capacity for the
improvements of the city since it was founded
tell startling story, and will serve to cor
rect many erroneous impressions on the
subject. They show that the General Gov
eminent has paid only about one sixth of
the total cost of making what it is-one of
the most beautiful and commodious cities
in the world. 1t is absolutely certain that
another great victory will be won by the
men who have been endeavoring to make
the city worthy Of her place in the Union,
and that crushing defeat is in store for the
nlalcontents and Obstructionists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-02
DIBD.


.CARTTRIcHT.-On H. 18Th or Fessuarf. At n
o.Sioek In GsorEetown, D. G., ELIlABrih C.,
fnaeraft to-day, March 3. at O'Clock. ffdn the
.s:idsnc. q Der brother, WIN. i. xsr.., Valley
.eHELeE.-On Saturday; FebvssrSS FIRM.
The funeral Win take plsee from the resId<pee Of
her son, Nr. Charles -ehelse, no Eirhth Ssreet
southsase, to-day, March 4. 1t ) 3. m. Frissds Of
the family are respectfully invited to attend
GREEN.-Ats O'Clock Q. N. Sunday, March I,
GsaEs. IL dc yesr Of IL sis .Aos
The fftends and scqusintapces OF the fsfsfiy are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, oihis
lite residence, on Maryland avenue, between
rirSt Snd Second streets northeast, Oh Tuesday,
March Z st o'clock, without further notice. In
terment NJ Glenwood cemetery. -
NILBURN.-On Sunday. March L ut iI:A D. NJ,
Of Pneumonia at his residence, IL H street norih
west, after an illness q seven days, PAnKER Mil
BUM, sged thirty-eieht. -
Notice of funeral hereafter. *
HEADLEY.-On the iss Instant, MARY ", wife
Emeiine and the late John B. Williams
Relatiyes and friends OF the family are ypspect-
fully invited to attend her funeral from m RIenth
street soetkwests- Tuesday, NJ O'Clock p. u
baltimore papers please c0py.1if y
MARBURY. -Ip Georgetown, on the HtiSf Feb
rusry, WfLLrAM MARBURY, aged thirty orr Years,
only son ofthe late Alex. H. Marhury. u. s. ". -
His funeral will takepaece ON MondayS 14xfch ?,
at O'Clock p. ms from his late residenceS corner
OF Congress and West streets. :"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-02
THE BANKRUPT LAW.

Our attention has been called to very
important change in the bankrupt law pro-
posed by the Senate substitute for the House
repeal bill.
1t provides that !'no voluntary bankrupt
shall be discharged unless his assets are
equal to thirty per cent. of the debts proved
against him which he owes as principal. !"
The law now provides that no bankrupt
shall be discharged unless his assets are
equal to fifty per cent. of the debts proved
against him which he owes as principal,
contracted since the first of January, 1859.
As the law now stands bankrupt can be
discharged from all his debts provable In
bankruptcy which were contracted previous
to the first of January, A. D. 1859. The
effect of the adoption of the Senate substi-
tute by the House will be to. deprive the
Southern States of any relief in bankruptcy
from their ante.war and war debts.
We trust the House Judiciary Committee
will amend the Senate substitute 80 it shall
read con debts contracted subsequent to
January first, A. D. 1862"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-02

The business Office of The REPUBLICAN for
the present will continue at Tenth and D
streets, at which place all persons having bust
ness relations with the paper will call. Due
notice viii be given of the removal of the
business department to the new REPUBLICAN
huililinp
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-02
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NEW PUBLICATIONS
IN RECEIVED By
WIZ. 4 o. II. MORRISON,

No. as Pennsylvania avenue.
Tho Statesmah's Year Book, 1874: Statistical and
Historical Annual Of the States OF THE Civilized
World: Handbook for Politicians and Merchants;
by Frederick Martin; London. Our Rulers and Our
Rights, or Outlines Of the United States Govern
n,ent; by Arson Willis. The Elocutionist's An-
nuzl, parts and 3, comprising new and popular
readings. regulations, dialogues, &c., &C.; by J.
shcemskcr. Seif-Cnlture.Intellectua Physical
anil Moral; by John Stuart Blackc. An Exposition
Of the Constitution Of the United States: by Henry
FLANDERS. Tent Life IN Siberia: by Geo. Norman
Retndeer, Dogs and Snow-shOrS: by Richard j.
hush. Gold and Dross: by Edward Garrett. A
Comparative History Of Religions: by JAS g. Mof-
vol 2, svo,, law sheep. .Bisphsm-s rrfnciptes Of
Eguity, svo. Law sheep. Mharton's Crimina, Law,
7th ed, vols. SyO, law sheep. Curtis Pattnts,
4th ed, Svo, law sheep. fri27
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-02

The NEW AMEsIcAN tYcLor EDIA was competed
has attained in Ill parts Of the Tniis States. and
the signal Developments which have taken place IN
dueea the Editors and paSisisr: 70 submit il 10 an
act and Thorough revision. and to issue new ei-
ers
The moysmsn. q pSIi.e.i an.ir; Iss ksP. Pace
sns sc s % .S
convenience and refinement OF social life: Great
SeIvinR national Changes Of peculiar MOMENT The
civil war OF our own .eountry,r which was st us
peafed, has happily been ended, and a new course
ofcommercial and Industrial activity has been COM
Large accessions to. our geographical knowledge
have been made by the indefatixabie explorers OF
The great political revolution: of the last decade
brought f into public view multitude Of new mem
whose names are In every ones mouth and Of whose
Great battles have been fought and Important sirxes
maintained, OF which the details are AS yet pre-
paSIications Of the day. but which ought now to
Ia their place In permanent and authentic history
dSwa The nfosmstion to the latest possible dates
tion In literature, and Of The newest Inventions in
T rla. RI ps s%a
The Work has been begun after long and careful
preliminary labor, and with che most ample re-
sources for carving II on to successful tsrnnA-
None Of the original stereotype plates have been
used, but every page has been printed ON new type,
forming in fact new Cyclop,cdia, with the salne
plan aud compass as Its predecessor, but with far
greater pecnniaIy expendit,rs, and Win sSGh I'M
gested BY longer experiences and enlarged knowl-
IL: illustrations which are introduced for the
Srst time in the present edition have been added not
for the Saks or pictorial effect but to give greater
lpcdty and force to the explanations In the text.
They embrace all branches Of science and OF natural
features Of scenery, architecture and art we'll
lures Aithoag intended for Instruction rather than
emIellishmenE NO pains have been spared 10 Insure
Is enormous, and Il 10 believed they will lind well
cbme reception admirable feature Of the Cyclic
paslia, and worthy Of Its high character.
delivery OF each volume II viii be coinplctesi in
SIX teen large octave volumes each about
40 psges, fully illustrated with several thousand
Wood Enxrxvings and with numerous colored
Liihographic Maps.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-02

city, 8. 8. Cox SIS engineering for, the Demo!
cratic nomination for Governor" TIM bemo-
cratic party Of the Empire stste must b dread,
fully short Of gubernatorial material when
|they think of Cox.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-02

The Albany Evening Journal is printing let
tiers from members Of the New York Legisla-
ture Of the year 1s20, called out by q recent
communication from its former editor, Mr..
Thurlow Weed, in which the latter claimed to
be the Oldest living member Of that body. he
served in 1925, but Judge Foot of New Haven,
formerly Of Chautaqua county, Hermon Camp
Of Trumansburg, and John J. Van Vslkenburg
of Columbia county were all members Of the
so-called Clintonian Legislature Of 1890, which
carried out De Witt Clinton's Erie canal policy,
and are still living. They. rejoice in "grcen
old ages" of ninety or thercabouts, and glory
in the magnificent results which have flown
from the internal Improvement policy which
they were instrumental in adopting nfty years
ago, to the success Of which the city Of New
York owes much Of her present greatness.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-02

A. G. BrILL, Of the Aiissuri Rsphbleas, and
Private Dalzell are the two great American
card writer's. 81
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-02
BOOKS FOR LENT READING.

Dear Feast of Lent. By author OF Rutie.ige.
A Rosary for Lent. By author of Rutlcge.
Helps 10 q Holy Lent. BY bishop HUNTINGTON.
Some Weeks In Lent. By Rev. g. II. WI kinson.
Daily Communlnss with God. by Bishop Leigh
ton.
The Call Of Lent, to say '.Sto."
Christian COuusrls, from Fcnclon and others.
And many other works Of the same character, at
i WM. nALLANTYSE'S,
fell rs Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-02


BOARD or PUBLIC WoRkE1
DISTRICT OF CoLCNBiA,rf
The budv1 srISsS tsh5 Sassy n n IL
The area in which the erection of wooden build
nss SIX liz ~ si: s. :; ssss
tended 80 as to inslnde The space DVnndel by and
f FL sEfr OF the GLASS;. JOHNSON, s.cre..
WTySST a 9 4. TN ;, ANNgA A.! MEET-
hels Gas Coal Company viii be held =. shs MsiiSy
eI sss y
StissIs for the ensuing rear. and transactinE other
pessons Sosan stock na IN their own
can nsvs ~. sane tp them x es, at
" the
y eiSssH VIA AFTER sTioKNEY, secy
eaeCgRRENT AND BACK NgMBERs
RErUsL f and 81 other Si.y papers. can neOb
Se%s peser under g. cloud hotel cofmsl q
and Ninth streets. feI6-tf
~N OTICE.-I An NOW PAYING
high cash prices for secondhand Clothing.
HERzoG, 81 street, between Ninth and Tenth
'lE ss northwest prompt attention will be given
~E Z. H. WELLS, DENTIST, HAS
~ removed office to his residence, los Second
street, third door from Pennsylvania ave. jans-im
~DR. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
~ ohio College Of Dental surgery. al Sdr-
enth street. between and Z, . few doors southlof
odd Fellows Hall. Washington. Gas used in ea-
tracing Teeth. Teeth q . set, either jaw.
wHor AND COLD SODA,
MILBURNss,
E9Pennsyivania avenue.
Depot for Mineral Waters. I, dec3o6m
e~LEGAL AND OTHER BRIEFS
S PRINTED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE
1t the REPUBLICAN JOB OFFICE nolS-tf
h~DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PERFUME
est rates, at TEMPLE DRUG STORE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rs specifics at the TEMPLE DRUG STORE
corner and Ninth streets.
R~ALL THE COUGH AEDICINE1,
~ Cod Liver Oils, Tr0ches, &C., At the Tenn
pie Drug Store. novl
T.PURE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR
- medicinal purposes, At the Temple Drug
Store. n0vl 4
e~wHEN YOUCANNOTFINDW WHAT
- you want nt other places, try the Temple
Drug Store. and Ninth streets. now b
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-02

PROF. PROCTOR, the astronomer, win, We
learn, give . short course of lectures in the
national capital before returning TO Europe, his
departure being postponed for that purpose
from April to April 8. Arrangements have
been made by Mr.. L. L. Crounse, chairman of
the scientific course, to present him here about
the Goth of March. Due notice Of particulars,
which will be anxiously awaited, will be given
IN a feVv dava
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-02
;FCOLUMBIA RAILWAY COMPANY

ELECTION or DIRECTORS FOR 1874
held 1T the Boari OF Trade rooms, $40 Market siace
TUESDAY, March 10. between the hours Or 10
o'clock a. m and O'Clock p. IN.
fer Of stock until March 3. Inclusive.
GEO. W. HARNESS,
+. u. DAVIS,
W. W. BURDETTk
Commissioners of Election.
W, Fl. CLACErr Secsy frhaj-Mar:,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-02
OF PUBLIC WORH1L

BS DISTRICT OF CotUNBIA.S
WASHINGTON. February ~. 1874 q
Ordered, Thai from aud ftsr this dat: no pctSan
shall he allowed to erect fence acruss the pkux
in front Of his property Of any pattern other thsn
that established BY the boarl for this parpOsc.r
All parties to whom. upon application to the
board. permission for the erection Of such Knres
shall be given, must conform strictly to The In tfuc
tions Of the engineer In charge. 10 whom they will
be referred for plan and description.
By order OF the Board.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-02
THE AUSPICES on TIM
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
SABBATH AFTERNOON SERVICES,
At Lincoln Hall, at $50 O'Clock.

Gen. ]. A. Garfield will preside. Short addresses
by Gov. stevenson, Speaker Blaine, and the dlstfn-
gusIed Quakeress, Caroline Talbot. DIR. =. c.
Wines viii briefly review the work Of the Na4ional
Prison Reform Association. kbe3
RIF ON THE 2lst INST, I. II. JACK.
~ SON made an assignment 10 the UNDERMINED
for the general benefit Of his creditors. All SONS
having claims against him are hereby n0tfed TO
., TO H. W. kAkST0N, aos West Baltimore slreet,
Baltimore, Md. All persons indebted are reqnestrd
to make Immediate payment. ut his old stand. II.
W. MARST0N: JOHN W. FILLIUs, Tiusues.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-02

TIE Capital says: ''Generally when an ON
cial agent d charged with grave offences, he,
If innocent, demands an Investigation" Not
always. It depends . good deal upon the
character of those who make them. A gen
eral thing officials do not notice attacks IN the
New York Ssn and the Capital.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-02

e BUELL. seems to labor under an apprehension
that his libels VIM not BE- properly credited u
him. At all events this.would appear froul
the alacrity with which he rushes into print 70
avow them. The young man should not sul br
his soul to Be torn with these apQrehensions.
BE VIII be duly found ont. ~ !.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-02
TO THE PUBLIC.

NG::::::::::::::MARcH 2, liza.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-02
D. APPLETON & CO.,
SO and SSl broadway, n. r.
,N.YNayvef
Iohn Pennington g. Son,

~ aud Parties BY JOHN q. HOGAN, Awning
AShufaeturer, IA 4arket space, between Seventh
III Eixhth stfeets. n0sy-gf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-02

THE REPUBLICAN, HAS A LARGER CIRCU-
ALTON THAN ANY OTHER I0REIN0 PAF6E
IN THE DISTRICT OF COL UkBIA.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-05
Pnrn Peruy,an Guano.

The following editorial notices are
from the two leading sgriculsu' 81 nsws'
papers in New York City:
PERUVIAN GuASo-Ws have, several
times during the past year, called the
attention of our readers to the sdultsr-
alton OF guanos, aud condemned the
practice as j. should be. We now bring
TO their notice the card OF r Bslcarar,
whose business we have Investigated
Among the best oi pure guanos is that
imported from Peru under the auspices
OF the Peruvian Government Mr..
Bslcazsr 10 in direct Communication
with the agents OF that government and
il enabled to supply that gusno. un-
.iulrerated, full 2, ,240 pounds to the ton,
directly to consumsrs, thIs saV-
iug the profits Of middle men
he will also ship in small
or large quantities from the seaport
nearest 10 the locality OF the coosumer
thus saving no iucousiderable amount
OF freight. Nr. Bslcszsr claims that
by the above plan he can furnish con-
sumers with pure gusuo at rates very
much lower that they are now paying
for it.-R,!ral Ney Torker.
PERUVIAN GUANo.-Messrs. Hobson,
Hurtado & Co.. Financial Agents o'
the Peruvian Government, assure us ol
ths thorough reliability oil the speciaI
agency just established by Mr. Ba'csE-
ar for the sale. in large or small guam
titles, OF the above article At importers
prices.-Ameriean Asricutturi.!.