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New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
TURCO-SERVLAN WAR NOTES.

Many Hungarians are i'll the Turkish ranks,
an evidence the undying hostility OF the MaGyals
against the slaves.
All the Scrvlan coast guards on the Danube
between Belgrade and Iron Gate have been removed
at OF Austria This renders the navigation
OF the river free.
In Paris, according to Figaro, a telegraph
clerk recently remarked that had received the seryian
dispatches but was waiting for the Turkish ones His
companion advised him 70 time by writlng exacuy
the reverse OF those he had
The harbor of Kick, which has been closed
to the Turks into the possession OF Austria under
the Treaty Vienna, which said that Kick formerly
belonged TO the venan Republic Austria was entitled
10 ii as the ruler OF Venice.
1t is now recalled that the Servian Empire
which was oyerthrown by the Turks at the battle of
Kossowa in 1889 included Bosnia Herzegovina, Monte
negro Servia Bulgaria. and part OF Greece. We're this
Empire reconstructed, Turkey would lose some Oh her
best provinces.
The historian Freeman predicts that events
viii snow that the great uprising OF SOUTHEASTERN Eu
rope is a weghtier matter than Lord Derby thinks it
even now" Mr.. Freeman also saws the history OK
200 years the history of world since the Mohau-
medan religion first preached, proves that no Mo
hanmedan Government give real political equality
to its subjects OF other religions
In Russia, The GOlOs makes known what y
evidently the national policy. "Whatever' it says,
may be the vcisstudes OF the present struggle Russia
will deviate from her obieet-the maintenance OF the
peace Of Europe and the alienation of the destiny OF the
Turkish Christians. she will, therefore, not only seek to
put end to the conflict which is now going on, but
prevent the Of any other state as she her
self dcssts from giving any material support 10 serVa
Al inkrreHti0a from abroad r0uM mdked EWoDtdn rdf
iHerdbie on the other hand IL Is the duty OF Russia
and the two other Imperial Powers 10 see that the
present does not lead 10 aggrvation Of the suf
ferings of the Christian subjects Oi the Porte.
Notwithstanding the cordial sympathy she feels for the
Seryians Russia neither will sacrifice To them
the nearer ana more important interests OIL her Own
pCOUlC.'
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steamer Far West and patrol the Yellowstone klVer
as far as the mouth of the Powder River. Ihey
directed to ascertain whether or not the indi
ans had succeeded in crossing the Yellowstone, ana
if not, then to prevent them. In the mean time
Gems Terry and Crook will come down on them
with their combined commands and force BATTLE
II is not positively known whether the Indians are
on the Tongue or the Powder River.
Five hundred Crows have volunteered to JON Gen.
Terry. They were at once retained and forwarded
to him. They will be sent down the north side OF
the river with Gen. Miles's command the Fifth In
fantry.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
pEMocRArIC OUTLOOK IN BROOKLYN.
PROSPECTS, OF 1nE CANDIDATES FOR 1HE VAtlot'
OFFICES IN KINGS COUNTY

Although the organization of the Brooklyn
Democracy Is in a css perfect condition than tdt oi
tncir pocal opponents aud although there rs Lack oil
internal harmony the party, the Democratic plan lof
te local campaign-at least far the names 10 De
put forward connection with the various Offices arS
concefncdis much perfect than tDat Oi the I'c
publIcsus The latter say thai matters have not crya
tazed, and It is admitted that they 70 put losth
their beat efforts To obtain majority ia the Board OF
Aldermen In order To The patronage which will be
al the disposal OF that board next Spring To do this
they will name candidates who viii well no mat
Ter glat may be their character Standing their sole
object being 10 beat In the election Of ward officers Thu
perfection of their plans has also been ndcrcd by the
TACT ti,at something must be coacedod 90 the Socu fac
ton Of the other party.
with the Democrats, however the candidates for the
county and city offices have become more or less pro
pcnt and the claims Of respective aderents have been
advocated by themselves and their friends. Ii ia prob
able that the Mclaughlin slate" "il be ready In few
days, and "a conference with the reform element will be
held To ascertain whether not an agreement can DC
reached as 10 the names TO be placed On the ticket
The Office OF surrogate has been held by william d.
yeeder terms and although he s said TO he the
Bosss" candidate FOR that position, the reforners say
that he cannot elected, aud they VIII not submit 10
his nomination. The other suggested IN connee
ton with this Office are cxSupervsor at Large Osborn
George L. Fox OF the Eastern District and T. Freeman
the Chairman OF the Democratic General Committee
Mr. Frocpan las said he does not desire TO be
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19

r. Mcconnell 4. Melville Utter, Hugo Wcsendonck Al
ternaes, Henry L. AthcrtOn George b. Fowler, Thomas
McCraskcn, Ambrose W. Oliver.
XVIIIh Observation-Disclosures Francis c. Barlow, Chas.
WatT0us Charles Collins Aternates John H. Platt, l..
A. Nadal, Cephas Branrrd.
XIXth District-Delegatcs, Theodore Roosevelt Law
son n Fuller hlternates, Dewitt {. Lent, David ii.
Knapp.
XXth District-Deegates, Joseph H. Choate william
H. Guiou. William \. DnOley David Millcr; Atcinates,
BENJAMIN Il. Arnold. Edward II. AmlndOwn, william
Rhodes, Edward Dorigan.
XXIsi Observation-Disclosures, Gonverneur Carr. Freeman
j. Fhian, James J. McMurray, james VI. Gray Alter
naes John A. Weeks Rutherford stuyycsant George ~
Graf, George ii. TillOu.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
M,cMAHoN AND THE WAR MINISTRY.

IONDONi FIIUHN' NHE' I'' I'fO'
A dispatch from Paris says Gen. de Clssey $
resignation OF the War Department was not voluntary
as President MacNahon requested it, This action
l. construed To mean that the President wishes
hs ministry To be no longer subject to parllin'h
trS yicsstuda- and change during and the selec
on of Gen Berthaut vino is not member OF Parlia-
rn,ut excs considerable comment, particularly among
the Republicans.
A reorganization of the War Department and large
extension Of the powers Of the chief Of the general sta
are shortly expected, IN consonance with the views o
Dusc iuliret Pasquier and VI Frcycenet, which Gen
Bertuaut shares u Is expected that Gen dc CNsey VIII
uc as,.ucd TO Of the great military commands at the
approaching periodical changes Of these posts.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19

and Mr.. Morrissey, expressed similar views, insisting
very emphaticay however, that such union could lie
effected only basis of Onehaf the delegation TO eacn
organization
The 81 members of the Anti-Tammany Conference
Committee assembled again Irving Hall at o'clock to
hear the report of their subcommittee. MIR Morrssey
said the committee OF twelve had spent two hours ms
cussing the question as to basis Of union
the principal portion OF which referred to
the proportion of representation to be agreed
upon. Although nothing definite had resulted from
their conference he still believed union would take
place; lie made the statement, however. without au
thOrity. The committee then adjourned To r. m. Mon
day. The Tamnany Conference Committee VIII pro
hably meet at the same time Mr.. MOrIissey left the
city again the late train last night for Saratoga
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
A FORGER CAPTURED.
ny TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.


ERIE. Penn, Aug. 1S.-Wm. j. Hemphill,
who was arrested of the party of men who lately
wrecked the passen train the Lake shore Railroad,
proves to be noted forger He confessed to-day that in
company with accomplces he has carried stock
gambling business in Philadelphia Tho firm purchased
the entire interest OF the Hessianyle Street Railroad,
but could raise money pay for all the stock, and
Hemphi forged draft with his fathers name, VIM. X.
Hemphi for S2 900, and had il cished at tie Farmers
and Mechanics National Bank, and divided the money
with his associates. after this the road failed and
he fled from the He VIII be taken 10 P1lladel-
NH form
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
MORE INDIAN SCOUTS.

WAsnINGToN Aug 1S.--Gen. Sherman received
the following dispatch from Gen. Sheridan to-day:
CHICAGO. Aug. Is, 1876.
GEN W T. SHERMAN: VIII you ask the Commissioner
OF Indian AnaIIs To give me permission TO raise lVo
Palnee scouts Would like to know to-day.
+. H. SHERIDAN.
Gen. sherman at once forwarded the dispatch to
the Indian Bureau indorsed, "Do you objectP
Commissioner Smith tclegraphed Immediately TO
Superintendent Nicholson to permit the Pawnees 10
60 and to render all the aid necessary.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
FORGERY BY AN ACTOR.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1S.-Alex BalfOur, an
actor was arrested tonight charged with writing
letter W. j. Florence and forging the name Of Harry
c. Barton C,lso a actor to it, asking Florence for
loan. Florence replied TO the letter inclosng q
check which reached Barton. The latter, not
understanding the matter, wrote Florence for an
explanation who returned the original letter, and the
writer was discovered by comparing the handwrltibg
with OF written by Bafour TO Manager Miles
the Grand Opera House asking for situation IL -
said nat Rafuur served term in the Joliet M MPenen-
tiary Tor stealing trunk from the Sherman House, CHI.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
RNErS L. GRAVES.

Rufus Il. Graves, at one time one of the
prl merchants in this city, died at his home
IN MorriSown, N. j., on Thursday, age 90 years. He
vas a native OF sunderland, Mass, and came 10 New
York % years ago. His principal customers
the great milOwners OF NcwEngland. About six years
ago he began contract his commercial operations and
finally withdrew from business in 1874.
Uutil his removal 10 MorristowD Mr. Graves had lived
for 80 years in Brooklyn; 1T first In Henryst, ana
alterward on Columbia flights lie was an active mem
Der Plymouth Church. ana its treasurer for many
years He leaves and four daughters, all of whom
nrnI InhrIlrn
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Aug. 1s.-Silver is now quoted at
81 l2I per ounce.
HALIFAX. y. s. Aug. 1S,-The tshermen's
crew to take part in the Centennial Regatta leave here
next III day for Philadelphia.
LoNDQN, Aug. 1S.-The Times in its finan-
cal arclr the announcement that the India Council
on next "Wednesday will receive tenders for bills amount
ING la 30 lac, Of rupe,s unsettled the silver market
and there - searcey any inquiry. The nearest quota
ton r. I'D, but this il purely nominal.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
sAyGUINARY DUEL IN BELGIUM

IONDoN, Saturday Aug. 10, 1876.
A special dispatch to The StRdGrd from
Paris ports that duel has been fought IN Bel
GUM between NM PIndy and Chardon, two wellkrown
Communist refugees. The weapons sabers. one
combat ant received six gashes and the other eight The
ncsh was sliced from their faces, and both tainted from
loss If blood The cause Of the duel that the two
persons had accused each other OF ro0blng the COM
fuu
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
nESERTIONS FROM TIE ARMY.

OVER 10000 DURING THE PAST FIVE YEARS
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-The Adjutant-Gen-
eral of the Army has stated in communication to the
Secretary War that during the last five fiscal years
ending June 80 1879 there over 10000 desetiohs
from the army. During the fiscal year 1879 there were
over $500 cases OF deseron, ten per cent OF the
entire force Gen Townsend says that the army being
small and scattered there is little bar to deserton ex
cep. the sentiment against it and the fact that deserer
may at any time be arrested.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
BIRTHDAY OF FRANCIS JOSEPH CELEBRATED.
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 1S.-To-day being the

46th birthday Francis Joseph, Emperor OF Austria,
all the Austrian sections located In the buildings within
the Centennial grounds decorated in honor OF tho
event In the main bdiDg the portrait OF the Emperor
was surrounded by flags, the Imperial coors predon-
mating. AT 10 concert given AT the Iatter
point BIZ Millcrs Band. Tnere also small process
sion headed by the flags Of the different sections oi the
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
DISRAELrS HONORS.

LONDON, Friday, Aug. ls, 1875.
The London OGcidi Gd;ete this evening pub
llshes Mr. Dlsruclfs elevation to the Peerage.
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zee seventh PAGE.
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THE SIOUX WAR.

NEWS FROM SITTING BULLS CAMP.
A FORMIDABLE FIGHTING FoRCE-wHAT SITTING
BULL sAYs-THE FAR WEST FIRED INTo-sHoRT
pAJIpNe ~ cAup
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FINANeT;l.A! |.
RIcHMoNnsro EXCHANGE,

7.1SAUH6DAXt 8pzth 1870
s ns ss:o ys sss s isss.,
certificates liz ntds22k aske3: Virgirtfs tnx.re.
ee oss sssgess sd ss s s &.
DIV e. s,d ss sst sis,
SIS s. slS ssy s ss s. sspehe
s, geld and =. IL BID, virginia Central Raii.
gints &c trial Ra,reao fSurth mortgsee sss j. and
j.. 30 bid: Soutbstde Railroad ,rss mortgage pra.
ferrsd s,s.J and 75 bid Sauthsicc railroad Sc
South. ise railroad third mortgage preferred 81,
j. and D., 80 bid; Petersburg kailroad irss mort.
.gage s,s. j. and j.. IS bid Petersburg RaiIraad
mona Flsdefjesburs and Potomac aailrosa mort mort
gsge rs ). and D.. 94x bid: Grange and klexan-
sIis Railroad 6rst murtgaFe IS, n. and r.. 81 bid
6s. j. and ID rs bid: Richmond and DanvilIe
Railroat consolidated Sc, II. and NJ, ~ bid, 73S
: Ganal 2onds.-James River aud Kanawha Canal
ffrsf mortgage 6's, n. and NJ, 46 bid, sly asked.
i Rnslrodd ,Tocks-Atsantic, jltsstsstppe and Chic
Railroad, 1So par. ass e ,kicnmond; FFene.
IS asked; Richmond, Frede rtcks burg and Potomac
kailroas seven per cent. guaranteed. LOU par 94H
D aps snd nonofe RaTou
road guaran7eed; 400 par SO bid.
e. sss sas2 81 W. Dal 1de s sl
l06h asked :, sssne Bank of ,Y,rdnts. 100 par Szk
bio. 80 asked; ULlou Bank of Richmond, 90 par,
IS bid, 80. askedS Merchants and Primers savings
25 par, % asketT CRY Sayiugs, 25 par, % asked
kicomond Bankirs and Insurance Company 26
f1ssurn1acs comptstes.-vfrgfpia Fire and Ma
rine, 25 pr; S7}f aaHedS Virginia Stater 20 par,
zs9 bid: YIrein1a Hcfnes loo par ICE asked;
Merchants md Mschanics. 100 par. 80 bid. 81
Fixed; City, 100 par, &c: bid. "a asked Qd DO
B,niou; 90 par, 10 81 A. 80 asked
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. River and Kanawha
Packet, 12h par, Sx bid; Io asked. z.,p
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From P9Jaskt County.
lCoTrespond-uce OF the Richmond Dispatch

''oTFespondruce or the Richmond Dispatcb.I
~ Pulaski COUNTY. VA, April 3, 1875.
ine Ncalner 10 slowly relsxipg under the
n"A sun. II has been quite cool for seve
"a. weeks. March, think, had 8 lower
'silge temperature than January. The
s s just beginning to come up squarely,
I r1, uf'''n 10 again by the late cold snap.
~ peepng on, cautiously again. .s1 s.r
"e"-rFer cat are now In their prime. They
W w. catching great many with the trot-lipe.
,t u' senior editor (who knows oil shout
n 49,! nad better come up and study COM
p 1'l.1 'eh,byology Oh the psstnaorte1,
N,u' ihe' will bear very close analysis.
t,. haaos 10 ibis county ere very high. / no.
s sSso Ia the Dispatch lately letter from An.
s,, IT, eoonty r-msrking upon the compara-
We, sy low price of lapd there. We have
,,.! mule land in market. Nearly sill the
&c.. pfal seeks investment 10 land, which
e nTpusls for It's high price Among US. The
sa'f.ssnent Of the people contrasts very
io"ahy with the condition Of things in the
10, valley. Grszing lands arc paying bet
t N. toan the wheat section, Notwithstanding
'us 10" price OF beef. -. ,.,., - e - :
.,,. ia Struck with the high price OF your
wy eonds. l. shows well for the actual and
nv mhospectiYe status OF old Richmond. ms,
'-' s'1y iaihers keep their eyes wide opsii..
r
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LvTH CoNGREss-F'irst Session
WARRINGTON, April s, 1875.

= s y.
Mr.. Boutwell, introduced bill making an
appropriation to defray the expenses of the
committee appointed by the Senate to in
yas,igste the recent Mississippi election.
Referred to the Committee on AppropIia.
tions.
The judiciary Committee reported, with
amendments, House bill, passed Tuesday,
making the time three years for pending in
dictments.
The judiciary Committee reported adj
versely on the bill abolishing capita! punish
ment. ---,-,-
The same committee reported favorably on
the bill for the deficiency in the Printing
and Engraving Bureau,and gave notice 1t
wopld be called up Monday. IT,
4 number Of private b Ills were passed.
The bill making persons charged with
crimes competent witnesses In the Federal
courts was reported adversely from the Ju.
dietary Committee.
The third. class msiimatter bill was re-
sumed and discussed without action.
After an executive session the Senate ad-
journed to Mondsy.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Senate bill fixing the Presidents salary at
e25 900 after Alb Of March was passed with.
out discussion.
The bill exempting masters of vessels en-
gagged 10 trade between certain ports from
the necessity of shipping their crews, or
procuring their shipping articles to be signed
before shipping commissioner, was passed.
| The Hawaiian treaty was discussed at some
length without action.
The legislative appropriation bill was re-
sumed, and its discussion will be continued
| in to.ngst's session. "-.
| Mr. Faulkner, Of West Virginia, rising to
personal explanation, referred to an artl.
Gle published in the Washington Republican
! (Which he spoke of as the recognized organ
OF the Administration, and which was
hesded "Serious Charges against e.
J. Faulkner, E" sc. he would not
dignity such scurrilous article by
having it read at the clerks desk
aud so having it incorporated in teeeffical
record. BE then proceeded to read an ex
PLANTATION of the charge which mad reference
to the appointment and payment of me
chanics at the Harper's Ferry arsenal prior
| to the war. He said he would have beer
disappointed if 10 the food Of obloquy ans
damnation that had been recently poure1
upon almost every active and leading
member OF this side of the House
| he had not come 10 for share Of abuse from
that reckless and babitusl delamer. 1t va
some consolation to him, however, that 10 al
official life extending through many years
and challenging the most uns pairing scrutiny
and with an eager disposition on the part o
those hyenas OF the press to feed on filth ant
garbage, nothing had been found worthy o.
attack except the perverted and easiiy.ex
planned matters contained in that article.
| NIGHT SESSION.
There was much general debate on th
Legislative appropriation bill. The 25th pag
was reached, with no amendments. ~,
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1ur9s Immediate acsi0n eossi &c polies
lMas egrrnd The Chinese town usina tsi
mestsnR. f5e Gniue isE 81 pafcE ased Mea
uo vs lasgels. The city q qalef.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or THE
IS : STATE or NEW YORK.
1Nvv yn.vx. April 8 Nolan, the muir.
dsrar 10 ~ -. respited for another week;
the day ed ,aaed for bis execution being Good
Fridsy. ..t...,p.., :. -. /,
TIE condition OF the M tlopal BANK Of .ne
State 4of New York when {. t'seu was az
sets, S1,293, 25I liabilities SAIL 9 a.n9un''
and available capital SITS, 1872.
Moxs MARINE D1sAsTERs.
GLOUCESTER, NAss., April 6.-The
schoouers Ann Lyons and Bonny Boat. over
due, are supposed to be lost With all on
board. Is s 49,. ~ 1: ~. I.
Two Of the crsw Of the ashing.schooner
Alfred Whalen have been lost. III
GRAIN ELEVATOR BURNED.
RocHesrER, IsD., april 8s-Porter & CO.'S
elevator, VITA 10000 bushels Of wheat, was.
burned 10 day. Loss, $40, 600.
McKee,
PRoGEEss OF THE REVOLUTIONS.
Havana. April 6.-Ad7icss from Mexico
to March 30tb, state that yep0rts regarding
the revolution are COAT citing. It is slated
that proclamatious of martial law in various
States have checked its progress. The pum-
Der oil, parsons in arms agatnss the Govern
ment throughout the country Is estimated ut
10 co.,, sti:. 80 sstl-ssf - 81 - =
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!, wII..MrnsToN. a.. 9 ! araMkErA I

- AyRII.. Spirit. Receipts. 30
asas. Of1cisI quotations. duh at 16lfc: Salee Of,
.5tScsaks at SEs. sellers option I 5sn hnrif.
Rosin.--R Receipts SGT nsrrels. Gafgiat quota-
tons firm &C 81. 20. sales Of 30 hasreis strained
al 81. 10 barrels IA fpalef st 6450,sad rs baSs
rels N tex,ra palesar o. Gs6sz5 4B barri;
Thr.-OfIicial quotations sieaoy. Receipts and
sales Of "a barrels at 81 So aud 100 barrels In
order. sc Al IS 4a harTel 80 s
cial quot ations steady ut OIL -; @2.Ep. and o8s
Sales 10 excess OF tire days receipis at "a .7tfog
hard. "a rs; for yeHow-dp. aad Is for Sv irgiusS
Several RATS arrived zfterthe days receipts were
posted. ~ sg
/ & Corn.-Msrsst steady sales of. $500 hushsis
In bulk nc 6SkD62c. TSbushel as per quality. q
Cotton.-tecepts, 222 tales. No 6aicisl seporf.
Sales OF bales nt The fdli0winE prices bales
essc 21 bales at 10ISc 10 bales ct lie. 30 bales
AT llac 10 S bales at l5ac,2 bales at 2tse. and
t2 bales at l2asc. D. The IoOwsna are the oflcia!
it8soati0nsOf the Sd instant: ordinary &c. good
ordinary, 0c- glow midn Hng &c. miaiding, l2Sss
good: rnicdlin& 1ac. Quotations conform 10 The
of the mertcan Coteun Exchange
-
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FERTILIZERS.
ITORSE STABLE MANURE. ~.
THE STANDARD ,FERTILIZER FOB ALL
~ = - :. CROPS. = -
FERTILIZERS.
NEW YORK FERTILIZER COMPANY

- NEW YORK FERTILIZER COMPANY.
GENERAL OFFICE No. ITO Broadway. N. r. !;
Packing Yard and Shipping Depot, Ih 1
Thirty-third streets and East river.
The business Of the Company IS the c1mpressing
and balipg under letters-paient, OF HORSE STA
BILE MANURE from the stables OF the city OF
New York, ans the shipment OF Inc same Tor Ter
HoEss sTABLE MANURE is the: > =
CHEAPEST AND BEST FERTILIZER KNOWN,
but on account of its great bulk, the Inconvenience
ana great expense attending its ,rAnsportatlon, II
has heretofore been accessible to only iimitea
district In the Immediate neighborhood Of the CITY,
To remedy this difficulty this Company aims 70
p' e, VALUABLE FERTILIZER :. -
within reach of all farmers, horticulturists, and
others using Fertilizers In form convenient ior
eheap TRANSPORTATION and handling, and At the price
prevailing for manure in bulk In The city OF hew
The Manure is baled for ,hipment In the follow
ing manner: 1t Is pacedin bcI presses, holding
twenty-one and one quarter CUBIC reef eacb. COM
messed to one third It's ordinary 0uiK anu
bound by wires. forming close and compact Daies
pounds each each bale containing elgntsse,n 10
twenty BUSHELS and each six bales, one cord OF loose
- $50 s:iS2 E'Ss'
FOR TOBACCO, enc ton will plant Ave thousand
bills.
ty and by this method the air Is EXCLUDED anu ~
lis valuable properties are retained 10 moist staLe,
saturated with all the organic ana inoLRanlc BUY
stances In soluble form un II applied 10 me seii
All bales stamped NEW YORK FfhilLiHSh
COMPANY, 40 Broadway, n; J.: =.
Orders for this Manure are solicited, ana prompt
attention given thereto by the agents:
MORRISON KENT, Agents.
ep 7-eod3t 1908 Dock street, ktchmond'asa.