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New-York tribune., 1874-08-20
feaai Notices.

SUPREME COURT of the State OF New New
- York and County Of rIRyG
COMPANl deendans summons for money demand on
foo rot erveTo defendants: lou hereby sunnne
mi -sond n answer the complaint action which vii be hied
m the oce of the City and County OF a. e
and TO copy your ans 70 .
complaint on his Office Number two " h1chanse
cour in the civ of within tSeE daVs atsr toe service d
M summons on you exclusive OF the day 9 such service shd gen
fail TO complaint within the time Aforesaid the psnah
this judgment against for the sum o
with interest 81 600 from Dec 81 lSo 10 Dec o.
1870 on 81 900 81 1870 Dec 81 1871 on S2oOo
rom De 81 ISL TO Feb 2s 1872, 81 900 from Feb *
1872 10 1872 1000 from Dec ST. 1s2 10 Dec 81
1873 and on SS snd aer the 3l day of December one
eight besides The cost Of TINS ACTON
Dated lime 1874 A. VI. BIGEL0W Plaintiffs Attorney,
No 2 Exehange-cour New-fork City
complaint the entitled ctOn sled the once o. e
NewYork the oh day OF July 1875
Dated July :, 1874 .x
A. A. BIGFLOw, Plaintiffs Attorney,
No. 2EKchange-eouri. NeT-lork titT
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Wrean slramers

WHITE STAR LINE.
POR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TIN
UNITED STATES NAIL.
SEW ANU PULLPOWRRKu SrRAMSHIPx
ssinnr Newfok sAruRDA vs. Liverpool THURS
O. linz a Cort Hsrpor wsy
CELTIC. SATURDAY. August %. at 1900 q.
OCEANIC. SATURDAY August 20. at 700 q m
RBPU BLIC. SATURDAY September D at LOOP.
BALTIC. sArURDAf. September II at 800 D
BklTAkNlC. SATURDAY Sept 10 at Hoo N
From The White stai DOCK Pier 81 North
Passenger accommodations or all classes, unYi.aed combining
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
sfon nste-rooms smoking bathrooms IN mdnp e
noh ~nee ea notion felt Sueon aad newajesses accompap'
these
kAfhs-saocn $50 Return Tickets $40 gob steerage.
at low rstes Those for fens the OLD Country
can now ootain certificates al low rates
Passengers ncoked Of Para Hamburg
Norway Sweden. India Australia China Se
Drafts RON FL apwlr.
Inspection Of oans ana other information the conoanT
snoeA no ~ Br.sdwav. New-iork j. CORfls Aren't
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Gonntrn propertn to rct.

Conntrn prcpertn to Eet.
HOBOKEN, SECOND FLOOR, consisting
of three house; bath hot and cold water
on same cheap Inquire At - Ith.st Hoboso.-
- Phladepha TO LET. Adiress 2oI5 POsoAce, PAila
delphia
ITO RENT-A furnished HOUSE of ~ rooms
on one Of the finest Hewersey for
or more; l5OrSOO; 500 month Addss q H., Post
Once Orange, n j.
no LET-A very desirable FURNISHED
h0N' " ~ s. HAMMOND. Al wilhamst
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CorporGtlon Notices.


I EHIGH COAL.-Sealed proposals will be
II received Department until 10 o'clock m Aug
81 1874 for LEHGH COAL For particulars see The
Civ Record. Copies for sale at No. 2 Cty Hall
GALE OF BUILDINGS.-The Buildings, &C.,
- on the LexngtOa-sve lO2dst 70 Harlem River VIII
he sold Al auction b the Department Of Public Works commencing at
10 o'clock Sept 1874. For particulars the City Record
Copies Cor sale at No. City Hail.
CEALED PROPOSALS for FURNISHING
- GRANITE FOR BULKHEAD OR RIVER WALL-Sese1 propo
will be received tie Office OF the Depart
o'clock OfIUEsDAl, 1ol4
For full The City Records copies for sale NO C
ONN BARRELS FLOUR. UR.,
.OIO proposals will be received by the Department OF
Pubic and Correction until cocz In August ~ 1874
Tor furnishing ! 900 barrels Of FLOUR ,.
For psreas see The CITY Copies for sale at No City
Hall
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furulIure.

NOR SALE-DESKS, CHAIRS RECITATION
Il SEATS, BLACKBOARDS CARPETS &c. sufficient ior d0V
scholars Call s. 2Ol West 5OthsL or WAIEhLO" oe4
0tL-ave.
nEISFIT CARPETS.-Good secondhand and
VI mistt CARPETS sqeciaty all sizes reh patterns, VerJ
cheap. ll2 Fultonst., Nassau side entrance
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6slu Udnteo--femaies

WANTED COOK, WASHER. and
w IuOSff ta sic hsd htts
..., ~. DC. Tns4i. Lssr... s.s.s 335 wess 3Jusi
New-York tribune., 1874-08-20

EOR HAVANA,
4 NASSAU. PROGKESO. CANPECHB AND VERA CRUZ
kEw-TORK. HAVANA md MESICAS NAIL S. 5. LIMA
Pier 8. Norm RIVER 81 5 n
Cl1N OF HAVANA thavana dectl. August 20
CIN OP NEWBORN tiisva9s direcr ........Augus. u
CITY or NEXICO tHavsna ana MsuHol..... August 20
CITY or MBkIbA Havsna va NaasaGl... September
foi lreight pAssage appiI 70 - $500 . 900 80, 49,,
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Mrslcal 1nsfrumenIs

Hlorpie auo Jldre ElanIfIs.
A KLABER, 134 East Eigbteenth-st., near
n Thiri.sve slog mAnuleanug al kads Of MARBLE
and NARBI EIZrD MAyTELs Mlroe greatly
ducei prices Marble Tsruing for the trade
a GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES of
N Mar. and Msrblezei MASrtLS al Kinds oi Foor rnxs.
sbs Tor plumbers and cabne. makers
offered KLABER Co.'S steam Marble WorK Nos 2l7 70 l23
West 5ls.-s,. Broadway.
n extensive stock df MANTELS (Slate and
"A Maroenove and unqae designs At reiasei trees NASH
Work description PENRlHN SLATE CON-
PASY Union .fcurh-sve and Ssyeatsenh.. n. l.
CTEWARTs Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
- 22o ssd 223
WesrweatT shrisI. bsseea seventh and kshtn-aveS
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Oreln SIelMers.

EAGLE LINE.
Il UNIrFD STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
TO PLYMOUTH. ChkRBOCRG. AND HAMBURG.
viii sail from NssYoTk follows:
HERIER Can't Fischer. August 20.
SCHILLER Capt Thomas September =
Eagle Line Fier.f o. int 81. Hoboken
RATES or PASSAGE To
PLYMOUTH. LONDON. CHERBOlRG AND HAMBURG:
CABIN saloon s1O gold; second saloon, $50 god steerage
CherbOarg and
bmur- $50 gold Prepaid tickets Tor Hamburg $50 currency
fegat alpv FyNCH, knYE Co, y Sol.l WiAAm'st
FOR passage Apply KNAI III, SACHOD, a KuHNE,
General Agents. ll3 BroaivsT
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Court in Dublin District.
MAY TERM.

MAY TERM.
MIR. EDITOR: The May term of our Court came
oil last Friday, at the residence of Mr.. Leonard
near Pylesvillc. Hon. James A. Fulton and
l.. Martin on the Bench VIM. B. Jarrett, Sheriff
The following named gentlemen comprised the
Jury DR.. Silas Scarborough, foreman; j. Daugh-
ough, VIM. II. Wilson, j. j. Alexander, Park
Adams, X Bay, G. Kelley Robert Ramsay and
Samuel Wallace. The case for trial was an maui
sition on warrant Of restitution against ten
ant holding over. Mr.. Elijah Hca ps was the
plaintiff, and VIM. j. Leonard was the defend
ant j. Thomas c. Hopkins, Esq, appeared as
Counsel for the plaintiff, and Col. Herman
stump appeared for the defendant. The court
room was out of doors, (Nr. Leonard not nvit-
ing the court into his manson.) The Judge sat
on an old carpetbag Yankee woodslcd, OF the
Ben. Butler pattern. The Jury was seated on
two fence rails, and the spectators sat standing,
like the Dutchman's goose. After court was
called the defendants counsel took n number of
exceptions to the proceedings, all of which were
oyerrulcd by the court, and the jury being
sworn the trial proceeded. During the examin.
alton of the witnesses there was some sharp
sparrng between the learned counsel, each gen
tlcman working hard for his respective client.
Eloquent speeches were made by the learned
gentlemen in favor OF their clients, and just as
the Honorable Court was about to give the case
to the jury, Col. Stump bounced them with
writ OF cettoidIi, when OF course they stopped
all proceedings and ad journed.
During the trial noticed that little Granville
Leonard appeared TO take great interest in the
trial, and SO he ought, as l hear that he is an
aspirant for legal honors, and when lie gradu-
atcs he will give color to the bar. Mr.. Leon
ards little boy Herman appeared frightened, as
most OF the company were strangers to him.
Mrs. Leonard had her little hogs dressed very
neat and clean.
After court adjourned all the company present
We're cordially invited by Mr.. Heaps to go to his
hospitablc mansion where an excellent dinner
awaited them, together with an abundant supply
OF line wines and good old rye whiskcy. Now,
Mr.. Editor don't tell the Crusaders the last item
After partakng of the bountiful hospitality of
mine host, all hands went home we'll pleased
with the kind treatment Of their gentcmanly
friend. MARS.
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CORRESPONDENTS.
A Swindle Exposed.

OAKLAND SCHOOL, Fallston, May 1Ith, 1874.
Mr., Enron: The public ought TO be inform.
ed mat the drugs pcddcd about the country war
rahted TO correct the explosive tendency in
coal oil and so make it perfectly safe are utterly
inert and useless.
Two peddler9, by using the name of trusted
and reliable house in Baltimore, managed to dis
pose OF 4 quantity of their "Oleo" to one of our
Fallston firms. After most searching trial il
was found not TO have the slightest effect on the
point of temperature at which the oil would TO-
mite, whether in glass or in contact with metallic
substances. On examination the powder was
FOUND to be ground alum disguised with little
RUSSIAN blue. Common salt would have been
slightly cheaper and just as effective 1t is
strange that merchants who know their oil will
not ignite at least at winter temperatures will al
low themselves to be deceived by the test which
these pedd!crs pretend proves the efficacy oftheir
powders. The dip a lighted wick into the oil
after they have introduced their drug and tr-
nmphantly exhibit that the prepared oil extin-
Sulshcs the biazlng torch rs though it were wa
Ter. they forget TO show that the oil unprepared
VIII do the same thing. They assure YOU if the
on were boiling the result would be the same
ana moreover that with this powder in the oil OF
your lamp, your glass chimney is made perfectly
indestructiUle
There burns an infammable material somewhere
for these men, where their unboundcd impudence
Will fail. As the explosive element in oil is
neither acid nor alkali ii does not seem probable
that any substance can be found that will mani
lest an affinity for it; 1t differs from the safer
element of the oil only in specific gravity, great
CT volatility, and heat alone will drive it of
Very truly yours, GGC,
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Commissions Received.

COMMISSIONS have been received at
~ the Clerks Office, Bel Air, for the fol-
lowing persons:
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
First District-Benjamin Legoc, John III.
Bradford, Jackson Dorney.
Second Distrct.-Joln b. Foy, George
Harris, William Wiles, Everett G. Hughes,
Richard Loflin.
Amos Gilbert, Joseph w. Shroff, John Ira
go, Richard T. Martin, James A. Fulton.
Fourth District.-Joshua G. Luckey, Sam.
uel Arthur, John d. Anderson, Caleb Wright,
Thomas b. Devoe
Fifth District.-Cyrus Pusey, John Daugh-
erty, John M. Cooley, Robert d. Orr, Ascph
w. Scarborough
Sixth District.-Benjamin F. Heath, Alex
ander p. Adams.
OFFICERS OF REGISTRATION.
First Dstrict-William G. Hanway.
Second District.-Jarrett Baldwin.
Third District.-William II. Divers.
Fourth District.-Richard T. Cairncs
Fifth District-Samuel NJ Whteford.
Sixth District-William G. Burke
Persons interested are hereby notified that
their Commissions must be taken out within
thirty days after they are received at the
Clerks Office; otherwise they will cease to
nave any force or virtue in law.
ASSESSORS.
John S. Dalam,
Mansel E. Morrison,
John F. Galbraith
A. LINGAN JARRETT,
Clerk Circuit Court for Hartford county.
Bel Air, April 27th 1874.
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nj 0TIONS.-Ladies Dress Trimmings Cor
1N els, Perlumery, &C., in short mn almsot
endless variety in the Notion Departments, for
sale by
G, W, NORRIS h BEO., Bel Air.
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Baltimore Cattle Markets.
By Telegraph for Tile -Agis.l
CATTLE SCALES, May 18th, 1874.

BEEF CArrLE.-vcry best. 600 20 100
medium to first quality 1925 "a $3.50; ordi-
nary thin steers $3.50 "a 500. Sheep fair to
good sheared s.. 90 q 5000 good to extra shear
ed 5000 90 800. Lambs, $500 90 $500 Hogs
corn, fed $3.50 90 775.
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MAY 18th, 1874.
MIR. EDITOR; | had almost come to the on.
T1nsion That Ilopewell vicinity had so complete,
d ly settled down in the patriarchal habits OF
tiic, that there was not sufficient energy in the
Aeople to get up what might be called a regular
ssASe Tight but the stoves are being turned over,
tables up, shirts torn, fingers scratched, heads
ont oil level, and one young man by mistake
receives lcaden pill instead of dose of Jersey
Lightning, and it is not yet known whether it
will prove an cmetic or a purgativc; whether it
reaches the liver the lungs, but it is hoped by
al to prove itselfa card eXterminator and phys
lcians are watching with anxious care to ascer-
tain whether said pill will outriva theirs in its
cilect on the human system. For particulars
inquire at the Circuit Court for Hartford county,
May term.
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ShiilS ana Feyefy Dumb Ague Or INV
form of intermittent Fever,
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGEl
There are no diseases facilitating in their effects
upon the constitution the above, and none more DIFF
hcnlt to cure by the usual modes of practice Ths
FEVER AND AGUE POWDERS will effect a cure in
cases OF the longest standing well prove preyen
tive in the forming stages of the disease Being purely
Vegetable they act with certainty the disease total
ly Graduating it from the system, and prevent return
at any future period.
Why waste your money and health in trying every
medicine you hear Of when TII0MPSON'S FEVER /
AdUE POWDERS have never failed to cure the CHILLS
in any case?
REASONS WHY THEY ONLY SHOULD BE USED
Their reputation is established. Thousands of test
monals have been received, showing that these POW
DERS have performed miracles in curing cases of long
standing, many of them considered hopeless
THERE Is NO RISK IN TAKING THEM
Ihey contain nothing injurious, and therefore, cause
none OF the lingering diseases often the result of the
many nostrunis of the day. Physicians recommend
them as superior to Qunine any other known RENE
dy, for hoy leave the system in healthy state and
the patient beyond the probability of relapse.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS The genuine are
put up in square tin boxes, with TII0MPSON'S FEVER
AND AGUE POWDERS stamped ON the lid and the
signature ofTHoMPsoN & CRAWFORD on the wrapper M
Others can possibly be genuine.
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Hardware.

For Building and other purposes. TOOLS ofall
kinds; PLOW CASTINGS; Bar Iron of all kinds,
either Hat, square, round oval, band or hoops.
Horse Shoe Iron and Nail Rods; Axle Grceso
Warranted Axes, Carriage Bolts; BURDENS
Horse Shoes. Butcher Knives, Sausage Cutters
and Suffers, in fact everything that can be
found III a well furnished Hardware Store, all of
which will be sold, wholesale and retail, at the
lowest rates. jyl9-1y
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Public Local Law.
PUBLISHED BYAUTIYORITY.
CHAPTER $50.

CHAPTER $50.
An Act to regulate the trial fees of the
States Attorney for Hartford county.
SECTION 1. Be it enactedJy the General
assembly Of Maryland, That in all criminal
cases which may be tried in the Circuit.
Court for Hartford county, the judges of
said Court may, in addition to the sum al.
lowed by law as appearance fee, allow to
the States Attorney for said county such
compensation in each case by way of trial
fees as the said judges may think Just and
proper to be levied by the County Com
missioners.
SEC. 2. Ind be 1t enacted, That for the
services rendered by the States Attorney for
Hartford county, before committing magis-
trates in preliminary examinations, in cases
which the judges may deem his presence
advisable, the judges of the said Circuit
Court tor Hartford county may allow to
said States Attorney such compensation,
not exceeding the sum often dollars in any
one case, as the judges shall think Just and
proper.
Sec. 3. And be it enacted, That on or be-
fore the fifteenth day of June in each year,
the States Attorney for Hartford county
shall make up and present to the judges of
said Court, or to one of said judges, for
their inspection and approval, his account
for services rendered during the fiscal year
past, which account, when approved bj said
judge or judges, shall be filed with the
County Commissioners for levy.
SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That this Act
shall take effect from the day fits passage
We hereby certify, that the aioregoing is
a correct copy of an Act of Assembly passed
January Session, 1874.
Approved April 18th, 1874.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary OF the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk Of the House of Delegates
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WIN highest prices paid for Husk. myl-1y
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
L subscribers has obtained from the Reg
lister of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
of Administration on the personal estate of
WILLIAM THOMPSON.
late OF Hartford county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased arc
hereby notified to exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof on or before the
III day Of Apra, 1875,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
questcd to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th
day of April 1874
SARAH A. THOMPSON,
apli Administrative.
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Religious Services in Bel Air and Vicinity

oUNDA1, MAY IL, 1874
Methodist Episcopal. Air, 101l a. M, Clas q
and Prayer Meeting
r, Emory, 1917 a. m, Thos. Run, 8 p. M, Bcv. II.
, franklin, 1o15 a, m, Darlington, p M. Rev:
B. F. Clarkson.
Protestant EpiScopal,-St. Mary's near Emmor-
ton, IL q. m, Rev. w. +. Brand Rock Spring,
II a. M, Emmanuel Church, Bel Air, p. m >,
Rev. William f. Snowden. Trinity, Church.
vile, II a. m and Z p. m, Rev. L. A. Colbum :;
Grace Church, Darlington, So p. M Rev. f. A.
Colbum.
Presbyteriaa.-Bel Air, II n. M. and p m.
Rev. ED. Finney. Grove Presbyterian Church,
Aberdeen, II q. m. and ~ p. m, Rev. ID. X.
Campbell. Franklinvilc Presbyterian Church,
Every Sabbath, at II a. m, Rev. J. P. Carter.
Roman CathoIic.-St, lgnatius, Hickory every
Sunday and Holiday, at 1919 a. IN.
Christian Chrch.-Dr. j. r. Crane, Pastor
Services every first day at 1917 q. IN.
H. H. Ch,u'h Observation-Disclosures for May
ID, Perrymansville l A. NJ, Elliott's School
House, 80 p. NJ 10th, Aberdeen, II A. NJ. and
~ p NJ nth, Perrymansville, IL 4. NJ, Elliott's
school House, 81 p. NJ. 24th, Aberdeen, II A. NJ.
and ~ p. NJ. 3lst, Perrymansville IL A. VI, Ell
liott's School House, 80 p NJ.
There will be q meeting of the Stewards at
the Parsonage, May 9th, at 10A. NJ.
j. G. Sedwick, p. C.
Fallston Presbyterian H,nch.-Every Sabbath
at 3P. NJ.
Prayer Meeting in one of the churches in Bel
Air every Wednesday, at ~ p. NJ.
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We are indebted TO the Ellton Democrat for
the following:
Mrs, Lydia Woodrow, wife of VIM. Wood
row, residing near Liberty Grove, died suddenly,
on the 3O;h Of April, of heart disease.
The railroad from Rowlandsvillc depot to
the Mccullough Iron Works is nearly completed
The river has been in good rafting condition,
and RATS are constantly coming down.
Fishermen in the Susquchnnna are making
heavy hauls Of herring and some shad.
MIR. Henry Doan, residing on the farm of
Mrs. II. T. Murphy met with quite loss n few
days ago by the death Of pair of mule colts
-Pugh & Cos. sash factory, at Port Deposit,
which has been running on short time, is now
making full time, and apparently plenty to do.
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WlannS' Raw Bone Super Phosphate,

is not mere temporary stimulant, but an ac-
tive and lasting manure, showing its beneficial
effects throughout several seasons
Farmers who hive been disappointed in the
use OF other Fertilizers are invited to give
hn rIn $50
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FISH
Great quantities of fish are being caught in the
bay and river, by some hauers and OILERS, and
prices have fallen fifty per cent

Mrs. Eliza Ewing's barn near Hopewcl X
Roads, was totally destroyed with its contents,
peculiar direction of the wind at the time, every
other building on the premises would have been
burned. lot of hay and straw, family car
riage and new set of harness, together with
cutting box and box of feed, &c, were the con-
tents. The origin of the fire is all conjecture
Mrs. Ewing was in the barn few minutes be.
fore the fire, which was about 2 O'Clock p. NJ. !:
all was right then. Some of the fire brands fell
in The woods fourth Of mile Off, getting up
4 considerable fire there and consumed 4 large
quantity Of worm fence. The neighbors did
their duty faithfully and with great energy in
saving the granary and contents, which was
not more than 25 feet from the barn, by keep
ing the roof and weather boarding both in and
outside saturated with water. There is no in
surancc on the barn. The barn is supposed to
have been set on fire. NAV
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STANDARD GUARANTEED,
$1,000 Reward to anv one

$1,000 Reward to any one
that can find by analysis otherwise any
whatever in my maniac lure of Bone.
NO HEAVY BONES TAKEN OUT FOR BONE BLACK
or other purposes.
I lie first manufacturer In America that sold Ground
Bones Ly weight.
PURE BONE DUST AND BONE MEAL
made from Slaughter House Bones
70 years the Standard for Purity and Excellence
This is the best sample of ZONE DUST can find in the
market aud call your special attention the large per.
centages of valuable material for the Improvement of
the soil and to the small percentages and in
soluble matter. Respectfully, &C., P.B WILSON
Analytical and Consulting Chemistn
Prepared for Drilling and packed in Bags 1G7 lbs each
AT S45 Ier ton.
No. l Peruvian Guano, Oil Yitriol (warrented full
strength Muriate Potash Sulphte of Soda Nitrate of
Soda Suphateof Ammonia, aud other chemicals for maxi
ing Super Phosplates and Fertilizers at wholesale
prices
Dissolved or Vitiuzed Bone $40 per ton. Bone Ash.
Ground and Dissolved, Sl2 and SIS.
JOSHUA HOR.VER, .Jr..
Manufacturer and General Commission Merchant Of
flee and warehouse, 81 s. Gay St. General Warehouse
Cor. Chew and Sterling SITS, BALTIMORE. Mp ans