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ANnw poLIrIc4L rIREBnAvD.
An Appointment by the Governor that Makes
the Livciic-t Kind Of Tnth.

ALBANY, March There Is much indig-
nation among tho Republican Senators and the
Anti rammany Democrats t.. night, over the m
nouncement that Gov. Tiljen has appointed MIR.
Sinnott TO the vacancy In the Marine Court with
out referring the nomination TO the Senate.
hroats OF Impeachment and all manner OF ven
geance are hined at. II Is said that the Governor
has not only ignored and insulted the Senate,
but has also acted In open violation of law and
the Constitution. The statute OF 1852 provides
that vacancies In the Marine Court shall be filled
In the same manner as vacancies III the Superior
Court, aud the Constitution. In article l., pro
vldes that vacancies In Superior Courts shall be
filled the same rs vacancies In the Supreme
Court, snd the same article decleres that vaci u-
Giles IN the Supreme Court shall be nlled by the
Governor by aud with the advice and consent Of
tho senate u IN sc SION. ana II not, by the Gov
ernor. Senator Hixbv has n set OF resolutions
drawn calling on the Governrr for an cxplana-
ton, and II ~ probable that he will offet them
TO morrow. Messrs. Morrissey and Bix1v both
declare that this action places Gov. Tilden
square on the record with Tammany aud against
the majority in New York city, aud the Repub-
iicans are delighted over what they call Iilden's
latest blunder.
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DIED.

.RMoUR,- AT orerps ich Conn. March l. Mary @.
ausn,sr Of Samuel and Calhlrinc r. Armour deceased.
me funeral WI be held Friday inst, at the res.
p. NJ or q The church IN Gtcenwc At O'Clock. Rel
Der in. suddenly. 90 wedaesl ay morning. March
William Berthe OF East Chester.
NOTICE Of funerl' hereafter.
,D. H., refdsoSe S' Se esta
The friends and relatives OF the family are respect
tully requested to tend the funeral at the South
kef9rme1 Shprcn 9Th aS. aud 2lst ST.. on Thursday.
CkLL..At Enzaoe,h, n. j., on wednesday. March 1.
LOU, Cali son o. M A aud the late Edward Call ID
'of gis t1 year o. MS n,
attend the funeral from The residcnce Of Mr. Horace a.
Tug al $50 Train, leave New Yore tS1t Of Liberty IT,
sts'S n, iniegme9, at sehaale9bYgh NY ear.
No lsS South 80 q. DrooElyn L. D. on Thursday.
aareh s ~ 9f no.: ,,o ,e.aeuce A., r,s ~,
'qn r., G r.ys asa 50 year sqG @Sat
fuzzy invited 70 attend the funeral on Thur March
h Ig'.a;S FsG , sS ar TaS" of tho
trnd The iurerl from the residence OF her brother.
,,s."S penn's L99ne 70 tl:t 'oth St. on Inur,lsy,
vaccnt ferrer, eorner OF oGh - and Lesington ~,
LINDsAY."Nlarch L. Sarah. wife OF sergeant j. j.
L,ndsay. ssea 70 years. months and % DAYS.
9,ra at n,! lac Tesdege % Snsse9 jersey
QuIER.@6n TuesdSy. James onrk aged IS years.
rre funeral wall take place from his late residence
nrEAisoX Jersey eiy On Al fae.day TgG co, Ja.
Pearson aged 81 years, II months and 10 DAYS
The relatives and friends OF tho timi invited 20
attend hi. funeral from the resi- fence II Ills PARENTS
Orient av, near scAson av., jersey Clty Hashts,
Thursday. MIrch .. az clock.
TlllOraON, On TUESDAY, Feb. -, 1870. figlhe'h.
The beloved wir OF jacob A. Inlotsou aged 81 lcr',
II months and 8 nays
The relai ives and friends of ne family and memoirs
of knckTrhOckCr Lndsc 40 l8t 81 +, ar respects
fully invited 10 attend the funeral 80 ,f 7h s BROOK
Ign, u D., on Fridly March 3, Ht " n',io.s VI.
wllsoN on MONDAY. Feb -, 1876 L1lia j.. vile
OF JOnn ". wilson.
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend the fune.
ril Thursday, harlh ., 4 ~ O'Clock, from TIA
Greenwood naCtst thapel, l5th . between an and
! ST. avs. South nrolLlYu.
BAKgEs. The mrmb r. o. me lskcrs' Benevolent
Soctty Will met At tlclf hall 3-5 BpNcry. TUG
0hundlyl Mc1 .. at - NJ. 60 attend the funeral ~
our deceased bluther. lOhn Kelly by prirri
X. d. BYRoN Rec SIC. EOftGl SllLLlef, Pres,
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1890 for March ti3 oelvat3 ~ for Apr ti3 77s for
MsN ull az 90 tor july closing weak Dressed hogs
lVte. lOfc. Tor CITY. and 1ud tlttr for West,rn
.HhAIN wheat luls sales GJoDD Uush ~ 81 $50 in
IN tagcd spring tO26 n Us fnr actcd sptingi sfit
i9g ms sn1 n ,is5 ah.al for af inber
itilui Nc.tih 4i'Pr gtbc. Tor NO.3t 45cWt7 lc Tor
No. = hNcdt ~ g iSisc. Tor ui.xud state oh mo
track and white 4Si5c a51c on The tracy and d.iiv
ttei. Me.State anu lcnnsYivania, SIC t1Slr win
tla salrs HatleN-Salcs 1850 bush 's Canlua on nr
Na't Terms COrn lower Snd more active sales = 100
ou-h,lA az OlEc In store, and G2Acaj3' an Iat for
western mixed new; Gtitc for Kansas mi cd March
uc,NCiy. AZ bRpc for mixed Western new; coo mSD,r
ror no Etale ojc Tor Jersey yellow. aud Tor old
GRJcEntEs-I,o coffee was auict and UNCHANGED n.
IHfgc SOD; sllce at View Orleans Of O0O egs az
lfsic guidi mia grades quiet nndunchan gpd N0lasaes
qrl., but steady. Rice met tn prctv liberal sae. IN
u johninR WY ~ steady fcurcs. Raw suro~e Nrre
gm. ana unchanged sales Of zoo hhds Of 5ns7Sso
lortrt goou rsn uias Cuba l.a1 4c. for Lou,slaa
hpllWc tor centrifugal. and b'f.s}tSc. Tor nelado.
exf ort ~ " '''
suNpRtEs-Naval stores, though rather qu,ct ver,
chdy at Jcc.JO9c. for spirits turpeutnc AID 81 Coo
tlto Tor common To good strained rJsin. In petro.
ltun nothing OF importance done, aud some de-
clne TOOK Place cru lie. in bulk size; and refined ia
DOs Itgl4Ac. Ocean freights were rather quiet but
no quotahle charges Of importance can re noted.
Grain TO LIVERPOOL. nv steam, 7,sd; do to LOnuon
~ steam. Sed do. to BRISTOL, by sail So. sugar 10
1uk o.. lOtd refined pctruieum from Phil,delpni 10
!he COilncn A. 3D.. do. from Baltimore to Bremen OF
sales 400 obs. at tlIO.
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SUPREME COURT. CHANBFRs.-Nos. 10, 80, es,
90 o. 20 nd ~, l3i, 80 80 a. l5s, 1877, 1885, POS
10, GIL $50, $50, @0l, 2o1, 2d2, 325, 3e, $50.
SUPREME CoURr-srEcIAL lEKM.-Law and Fact
No. 26S.
srrRE,T Court Part lT.-Nos. 1918, 1928 I7s, 2e5,
4525 5li, 1920 $50. 1912 1922 SO, 1854, 1880, 1881
25S3 2559, I2lh 1851 ne 1891, S72 1894, $3.50 49,
ioS,g ioese ,9Gs' Ss9s ilsi iSso' lst0 isla 900
1864 36d 1893 1870 1874 1870 1919 1880, 1882, 1854,
loun e,i for me term
SUPERIOR COURT Parts l. and II.-AdIourned for the
term
COMMON PLRAs-PartI-Nos 1920, 1899 Part II.-Nos.
1904, 1t'i, 1910; 1913, $50! 2i7J IA. li7t ll9,
downNo. 1853 PartliI -R-sdy-Nos. 1884, l7D7 1905,
1864 1853. 1893, sI24
COMMON PLRAs-,EQUIrY TERM--Adjourned for the
term.
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NEW YORK. Wednesday. March 1.-IncludIns
~ car loads thai arrived Yesterday but sold
we sn offerings u Dceves to-day were 1850 car load
o. 10 head al native steers and Of common 10
ehua quality. The market was irregular nut Renerav
Nesk. Win reduction OF about Ne v n. on common
. nv m.uium grades. car load OF ex m Illinois
III ~ ixsc 10 dtcs 5s ms; really prime lots went az
Oxen ~ pal1c.. to dress 5ist65 ns $3.50 ' Wv,
heceints otsheep were IL car loads, or 1854 head
none OF when cOul be rated hotter than nond Ths
narket vas trine nrmcr. and tie offerings were
from bhc. TO INC y n. 49, w. ''"~o'
Receipts Of hOrs were 80 car loads, or 4eo2 head
none o winch wcrc for sac alive Dressed hlgs wer,
du AZ lOlellONc n. for city. and Inl. .nr eairrn
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tion Of confirming Mr.. SCHUYLER "a Auditor
aud Mr.. SuuthwOrth as Judge In the Eighth
Judicial I'i.trct be removed, aid Senators have
leave to publish their remarks. Tue Nspubn-
cans voted unanimously against the motion aud
the Democrats FOR IL, pud II was defeated.
The House RIiirOad Committee tins ufteru 0on
heard ex Secretary Ut State Scrihner IN OPPOSE
ton to the " No Seat No Fare" bull, and Assem-
blyr II Kill N In its favor. No action was
taken nv the committee.
Mr.. Ftsh's resolution requesting our reDrcscn-
tatives IN tuurruss to on. Ose the repeal 81 the
specie payment resumption act was tdopted-
IN
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Pints and quarts Of nlthY catarrh Il dlschnr9eA
Where does II all come from the mucous nienDrme
which lines the chamber OF the nose. ana ts ntle
glands are diseased, SO that they Graw rom ne boS
lie quid aud exposure 60 tc AR Oh nSes u INTO cor
ruptIon This hfe liquid Is needed 10 bulld up the sys
ten, Is extracted and to sysiem II Weakened ~
the loss To cure gain nesh and srengh By using Dr.
Piefee's Golden Medical Discovery, which also acts
directly upon these glands correcting them ana apply
Douche the on method OF reaching the upper cavil
where the dlchRrge aCcumulites anu comes from Inc
instrument anu both medicines sold oy druggists and
dealers 10 uedlc lneH.-Adp
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Nearly suilocnted by Gns.

PROVIDENCE, March 1.-Gas from a ieaky main
penetrated houles wcxenden street last night.
Hugh Trainer, his wife, and four children. IN one
Frustrated but have been restored TO con-
house and found Lawrence Lynch ana his wife insen.
siDe IN rcd. They have been paria ~ restored and
may recover In another room OF tic same house Mary
JOsephs Nas found nsenslble on the moor. and it Is
feared she cannot be resuscsled No gas was used In
either Of the hOuIes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02

JoHNsrowN,N. Y, March The examination
OF Fred Smith, before Justice Pike. on charge Of
arson. was continued to-day. The prosecution closed
their case at o'clock r. NJ and the counsel for the de
fence then offered In evidence the minutes of the clerk
OF the court containing tue verdict OF the jury In the
murder case, which was excluded objection by the
counsel Tor the people, To which ruling the defence ex
copied. The prisoner declined Ia Make any statement
and waived his right personal ex he as
then relnanded Oaok 10 the custody of the Sner 70
await the action OF the Grand Jury,
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Putting the Subsidy scheme. a, Rest.

WAsHIN GTON, Marcn The House Commit
tee the Pacific Railroad this morang adopted by
vote Of 0to4 resolution offered by Me- ATKINS pro-
Udng that all bs before the committee relating 10 aid
to or Incorporating Pacific raj roads the parallel
or near IT. be aid upon tne table. villa lhe unl rstind
ing that Of them shall be called up upon
except OY consent OF the majority OF lhs whole
mitiee AZ regular meeting, and that the Chairman be
directed 10 notify ioh Inember of the committee in
writing BY giving at least one weeks notice.
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AKi-- Valued nj s5.ooo.

Miss Mary f. Smith, aBedford avenue Brook
yn) belle, purchased nosegay In Peter Mallons store
400 Fulton avenue. and Maon offered to pin It on her
saeque; While doing so he claspcd her In his
kissed her she Indignantly swept out OF tue store ana
warrant was obtained Tor Manon's arrest charge
Of assault, Miss smith did not appear against him In
court, aud Justice ey nut MIN under $500 bonds for
Eooa behavior Miss smith has since Instituted for
5000 dam
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Busiutss 1(olitts.


.o mmndreds nf disrcputnbic -pecniator. bavs
sought 10 PAIN on upon the public fiery aud adui.
triatch drains Tor benign COrdill. u witch tnd
Mcss ne nervous thr DIV petite tue sccplu-s, tho
urp nucht owe more than to other restorative OF
aeen,uty nlost prolific ~ remedies. But these villa
mutations can never deceive those who have once used
Tue NHrAr ORIGINAL UboLruO MufTFs SCuiEDAA
AROMATIC ScuNArrs when l. lnCc a donor and
pTckeTVatlye of health. -
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At the Monday meeting OF the Brooklyn Al
dermen John 7. Thorn offered his two houses for bon
nre He said that 1t might the citizens the pro.
posed extravagant appropriation for fireworks TO eele
biAte the Centennial anu they were not worth the
deaN iAes ana assessments LAID On theI aud As he
usted 20 get away from city costly for his limited
mems lhe cceptanOe Of the oder would enable HIM 70
move cut Va blaze Of glory. The proposition created
iiekhler ana was referred 20 the COunn ttee the
Centennlal OeIe brs Ion. - II -
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The New Prc,idep, of I,herI,

The Rev. James $. Payne, who has succeeded
Joseph J. Roberts az President Of the Republic Of
Liberia, IL not unknown IN New York. lie Ia a full
blOodei African, naive Of RicnnOnd was educated
at tue Mofuvian College IN LiherIa, and was twonty
years or more Az anthozed missionary W his adopted
country oy the Methodist Episcopal Church OF Amefea
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Inquiry into the accounts Of the Jersey City
Police Justices reveals deficiency of 5000 1871
The committee has been instructed to continue the
vestigaton, and Justices Reese and Davis have been
summoned To appear before It,
Council man Cadmus of the B,yOnne Council has made
grave charges OF collision against Couhc ilnan Raston
aud Mr. ward one OF the contractors vi the board,
aud al IN, est gntlun Is to be ordered,
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A Hnyonne womuu,s Terrible Death.

MIS- Margaret Burke, OF Bayonne, while walk
ing on the track OF the New Jersey Genital Railroad at
GfeenVie, late on Tuesday uight was strueS oy Ice
motive aud hurled NIFTY feet Her neck was broken.
ana her body shookingly mutilated. She was q Widow
tne mother OF seven children.
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The New Jersey Republican State Committee
has called convention In Trenton on Wednesday, May
II. to elect delegates to the National Republican Con-
yenton. The cal addressed to all who favor honest
Government, national honor sDecle payments, non
sectiran schools, and equal rights without distinction
Of past dlhereaees party annations.
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SHERIDAN ON THE BLACK MILLS.
Showing the Necessity for Two Military Pests
ON the Yellowstone.


CHICAGO, March 1.-The Military Conn
mittse OF the House OF Representatives having
requested Gen. Sheridan to supplement his tes-
timony on tho military Affairs recently given be
fore that committee, that officer has made the
following additional suggestions. In view Of
the emigration to the Black Hills and the pres
ent military expedition this communication Of
the Lieutenant General has peculiar interest;
HEkDeuARrrns MILITARY DIVISION ruE(
MISSOURI. CHICAGO. H., Feb. 2d, 1879.
stone been apparent 10 me Tor two wears nasf and
Ihave recommended their ssiapishment in my annual
reports. 30 strongly have been convinced OF TINS
eessu tast nave without any expense TO the Govern
ment, made an examination OF the yellow river,
and selected the points at which they should be built
The Indian question In the Black Hi.ls must now be
serled ny the establishment OF the Indians the -
sour river ana In the accom- shmen OF this purpose
the two posts mentioned Will nave TO be located one at
or near the mouth q the Big llorn river the
supplied oy steamboat up the Yellowstone aud be
constructed OF material found In the vicinity OF the
100000 eachi in other words will try 10 build both
TOT t2oooVo instead OF the t3OOO0O mentioned In the
The BLACK Hills country will probably be covered
Win towns aud VILLAGES during the next Ave OF six
ern Picinc Railroad on the south sdc of the yellow.
stone as far as the Gaatin valley In Montana, and will
also bull another railroad from North Platte Station
on the Uuion Pac nc railroad, to the BlacS His
am OF the belief that the largest deposits Of gold
ing The hcadwaters OF Wind river are gold bearlas
The owl Creek mountains are gold bearing The Big
ns also carss ForS Of The Yel,ow.tonct Bssaes
tins the BLACK Hle have abundance good tlmnor for
the lreeess country south OF them and west Of the Mis-
Ihe success Of these interests depends the estab-
nhltneut OF tue two posts named.
hlntay operations nave been commenced against the
hostile 0anGs Of Sioux ny request Of me Interior De
tATy thAt especially request mmedit e action On IT,
I'm SHERIDAN, LIentcnalt General.
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Arrived -WFbNrsDAv, March I.
Steamship Ellen s. Terry. Ncwbarn, n. C., mase ana
pas. - ~ SUI
steamship Aibcmarie. loves mdse and pas.
steamship Guy OF New YORK, Havana. uI.e and pasa
sieanshp Nevada, Liverpool nilse. aud pass.
Steanship Acadia, eghurn, fruit.
Steamship llarrtsuurg. Phalcphla
steamship EleanOri Portland. md-e. and pass.
AisO tue usual river an1 cot,twtss ve,.s,.
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Made by wotms upou the heath Of children. Use
LAY Coz rs WORM KILLER 10 time. aud Jou wou'l
fcgret H. Druggists sell n.
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To Owaers oTItorscs

No one VIII has ever uscd DE. 1OBfAs's VENETIAN
nOhst llNlNENI VIII ever BE- wiioui Il. II /. GER
tnin cure Tor cole, sore throat cute. bluisr old srcA
N.Ir.nted superior to gu, other. IT. pint hnfp. at 81
YORK. - ~ ~ iN' wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02

rWoman's Friond REV j. ". Wheeler. strasburr,
"a, declares MtstARr's fiSE IKLE TAK tuEptAL had
been great cssng 40 mis- ~lic!" tisinfalline M
coup ot The female Purin,s the bh o cear
he cnnPl non, hnd makes rosy cae lml rJYea tho
Hppeli'e snd strengthens the systcm
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aARINE ISTELLT0ENOE.

MINIATURE ALNANAc-rnfs pAY
sun rsee... % sun sets... 90 Noon eets 10 IL
ulu1t WArER-rut- DAY
sandy Ho0k11 % Gov. lslanaI2 20 Hell date 1 A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02

,,",S>t Eonges' Iinin,cnt Ia Narkct." "BRowNa
HOUSEHOLD fANACEA" For IN crnal and external
use Cures Rheumatism. Cole, Colds. sprains, and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02

Always etiable -Misiar's Ratsn ~ OF wild
CHfklN Tor Coughs aud old. 90 coats and 81
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Il, BAY pfsyaRr b%-'S Tr ~s;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02

Quirk's Irish Tea will do IL. Sold nv druOo,st
~ % ocpN per psekaEe.-Aav,
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The African N. Il. Church at Morristown has
been seized by shern Freeman OF Morris county for
debt.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-02-11
The Cincinnati Opera-H0use Horror.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. 5.
THE allegory of The Great Republic
has been upon the stage of Robinson's
Opera House for the past two nights, I'M
der the auspices of the Cincinnati Relief
Association. The proceeds were to be APP
piled to the relief of the suffering poor of
the city. The performers, numbering
nearly 600 children, were taken from the
public schools of the city; and, as the OBJ
ject was worthy one, and those who took
part children of old residents of the city,
vast audiences were present at each pre-
sentation of the allegory. The weather
this afternoon being propitious and there
being no session of the public schools, the
matinee audience in most part was
composed of women and children.
About half-past two O'Clock, while the
great house was densely packed and the
thousands of children among the audience
were at the height of their enjoyment,
some boy in the gallery, through mischief
or ignorance, raised the cry of fire, as the
red light from the colored fires used in the
piece flashed out from the wings. Every
inch of the theater was occupied, and the
dense crowd was pressing and surging
about the stair-cases and in front of the
doors. Some one in the audience took up
the cry of fire, and it was re-echoed from
near the door by some one who caught a
glimpse ofred glare from the stage. There
was an immediate rush for the front doors.
A child was pushed down the steps and
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-02-11
INDUSTRIAL.

THE Louisiana Sugar Boaol says that
numerous shipments of molasses have
been made from the Teche country direct
to New York and Charleston, and that
the prices realized are much higher than
in the New Orleans market, there being
as much as Sc per barrel in favor of the
New York market, while the freight is
only thirty cents per barrel more.
IT is said that Fall River lost 81, 600, 900
through the protracted strike of mill-op-
eratives last fall, and that the heavy fail
ure of Easton & Milne, private bankers,
was caused by their inability to negotiate
Fall River paper through the enormous
depreciation of mill stock and real estate.
precipitated by labor disputes. The NOM
inal share capital of the forty two mills in
Fall River is $15, 000, 900, much of which
has shrunk in value fifty cents on the dol
lar.
THERE are so many people in all the
large cities who are out of work that it is
worse than folly for country people who
have nothing to do to seek employment
in cities. There is one department of in
dustry in both city and country that is
not much overcrowded. Household help
of first quality is always in demand, and
of-all-work do not long want occupation.
A good many American girls have sought
and found homes in American families,
where they have the privileges accorded
to members of the family, and receive be-
sides liberal wages.-N. 7. Tribune.
THE pomegranate is one Of the most
profitable fruits grown in this valley. The
trees bear fruit in three years from the
I'D on hQ cf
nary soil without irrigation. The pome-
granate is delicious fruit and possessing
medicinal qualities of great value. 1t
will bear shipment better than any other
fruit It may be barreled up and sent
around the globe in good order. The re-
tail price Of the pomegranate on the street
is ten cents apiece, and Gen. Stoneman in
forms us that he has standing offer from
pomegranates he can produce at five cents
apiece.-Los angeles (Ca5.) Herald.
A GENTLEMAN of Talbot County, Ga,
sent twelve bales of cotton to Savannah
nine years ago. He then refused forty
five cents pound for it. The other day
his merchants wrote they had another
offer for it and what to do, when they re-
ceived the reply to continue to hold it if
there was anything left. A simple cal
culation will show that the storage alone
has amounted to $640, the insurance to
$162, and loss in weight s37.50-employ-
ing present prices-making total of
SS47 so, bringing the planter in debt
S127.50; or, leaving insurance out, leaves
him ahead S35, with the loss of interest.
If he had accepted the first offer, nine
years ago, he would have had 50, 700 and
interest for zine years,