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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

TOHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, corner OF 7Ih street
~ and New York avenue, entrance on New <61>
York avenue. The most private Loan Once "a
in the city. Money loaned at the lowest0 q
rate Of interest on Gold and Silver Watches Plate
and Gentlemen5 Clothing, Carpets, and al articles
OF vAue, tan1-ly :
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DRODHEaD d CO.,

ID S3S Pennsylvania ArPnUr,
Are now Offering special bargains in beautiful
Dress Goods, Black silks, Grenadines, sc &c
NmonS which are stylish and seryiceabe Atwood
Bourrttes. at 45 cents; superior Ai-wooi French
Cashmeres, at 90 cents aud up; Tdmise Cloth, at
6lR "eiits; recently SI25 per yard: Black and
White Satin, % and up; Buntings, % cents,
lbeSt make All-wool BuntngS. 80 ceuts): Lovely
French Organizes, Toll de AlSare, Madras Cling
hams and Linen Lawns, very cheap; Audroscog-
gin Bleached Cotton, 4 p cents; Eonesiale Cam
bric IL p cents: the most elegant and best 3-5ut-
ION Kids in the city for the money, 81. %; Sh-t.
lanu all-woo Shawls, IS cents: fine yard-wide I'M
bleacheu Muslin suitable for curtains. 70 cents per
yard, "a grea. bargain); ThompsOn's GlOye-f;ting
Corsets, 81 pair. "
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DRY GOODS.
GOODS

nRH GOODS
- IL sOI Market Space.
From Auction, 81 pieces Colored silks, cheap aud
pretty 81 les.
case Pacific Lawns, 1870.
ease Union Linen Lawns. I0c.
20 pieces Linen Lawns, 20 and 2Sc.
fun stock of CsSSmerrS from 25c. TO So.
Black silks. as 81, 81 q, SO. splendid for the
price.
Pacific Dress Goods l6r. worth 2Sc
full stock ohswlS. Sun Umbrellas, II DSieTy,
Gloves, HanakerchiefS, &C, all ~ the lowest
PRICES.
GEO. J. JOHNSON a CO..
ar 0-tr sOI Market Sparr.
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NOTICE TO CONGRESS HALL BONDHOLD-
To the holders of Bonds. the payment Of which Ia
fscured by certain montgage on CoNGREss
I HALLi at cape My CITY. Jew jersey, made by
Charles A. Sparks and Thomas H. Whitnay, Trus-
tees: bearing date the 18th day Of September, A.
By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of
New Jersey, made on the 26th day Of March last
gagel wherein said Trustees are complainants and
JACOB r. CAKE ct al are defendants, you and each
on SATURDAY, the 18th day of May next. at 10
O'Clock In the forenoon Of said day, at my ofice,
den, New Jersey, the coupons or interest warrants
repl esenting the interest due upon each Of said
Bonds. So that may ascertain and report to said
court the amount of interest due upon each of said
bonds.
Dated April 10th, 1878.
CHARLES p. STATION,
Master In Chancery,
ap17-m. w&f-13t Camden. New JERSEY.
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623 Pa. ave. n W., l6 rooms, mod imps.. 500 90
1919 st, n w., Ia rooms mod mpS ........ 100 90
4O5 18th ST. p. W =. Ii rooms and store IN. L.. 50 50
1924 Wesr ST.. GeO'twn, new double house. 40 90
10th and stS.n .e., large hOuSe.S grounds. 30 90
Stm.dard ST Geo'tn. 12 rooms, mod .mpS. 50 90
913 X st. NV, 8 rooms, mod. impS. see. =. 20 90
81 st. NV, rooms mod. imps......... 40 90
91I 7th st. NV, 0 rooms, mod imps........ 35 90
BOB 10th st. n. store and rooms above. IS 90
9l5 9TH ST. NV, rooms. mod. imps........ S5 90
AUG 9th ST. n W.. rooms. mod, imps........ 81 on
Cottage fine grounds barn, above Geo'twn. 90 90
sos ST. n. W.. rooms ................ 16 90
329 9Th st. Me-, rooms and bath ......... Is 90
3ol Ith st. Me-, rooms and bath ......... ID 90
TT
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
Eot SALE AND EXCHANGE,

L>Ok SALE AND EXCHANGE,
II By THoS. J. BR WN. LaI,roit Building.
S25 Mass. ave-, I. h. ard lot Of 5Xl06. 81 $40
New b. n. on 18th s.. ar. Ia. VS.. each door Y a25
Or. hh and valuable hot. beS part of 9Th st. 400
or viii exchange equity Tor house and lot
worth 81 100
A desirable 2-story press br. H.. with back bldg
lot 800 IL. on 81. worth IS 500. for go. 9 600
5-ToOm house ard 1900 ~. lot on a newly con-
CTeri d ST. H.. W., east of I4th only 81. 600 Also,
several fine reSiderce S $40 300 TO So 600, ani 10
NV. TO exchange for improved property. ap22-tr
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u l. A 4 II SILL n -.

We will to-day offer an entirely new line OF
BLACK SILKS,
suitable for summer wear, st the following low
prices:
Good Gros Grain SILK IS.
Very good Gros Grain SILK, 81.
superior Gros Grain SILK. 81.
Cachemire finish Gros Grain SIX, 81 10,
Cachemire Royal SILK 81 25.
Extra fine finish Silk. 81 IS
: perfne CaChemire DE 3 I'll. 81 so.
We are also Offering a yery fine line OF CObORFD
SILKS at aoc. yard, the usual price OF the q
goods being 81 25.
CONNoLIY'S
ap2O-tr COS Ninth street, opp. Patent once
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CHEAP CARPETS AND DRY G2ODs.

5000 yards Calico, ~ cents.
Muslns and Sheetings as Cheap as the cbeanasi
Buntings, all shades. % cents up.
BACK Alpscas, l5 to 50c. 4: Mohair 81 worth eDc
Back Cashmeres, grand bargains soc, up
Double width ,ack Cashmeres, rs cents
Back Gro Grain Silk, 7bc. up, very cheap
Colored silks, 1bC. Summer Silks go &c TO 81
Large stock Parasols in CITY, very low prices.
Elegant line Dress Goods, 12S to 81. cents
chon LaceS,
Brussels Carpets, 81 to 81 12x; 12f of for cash.
prices.
to-inch Black Cashmere, 81, worth 81 SO.
L. n. NAUDAIN,
apl-u 7O0 Market Spoos,
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LOST AND FOUND.

i OST-On saturday evening, in going. from 9Th
u street nd Louisiana avenue to q street bet
Sth ana l9th streets W., tied up in corner of
nain Gold RING and one Turquoise and Pearl
KING A liberal reward paid on their return to
No. 615 81 street NV. IL.
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, | use BenSOn'S Capcine
PlasterS in my practice
constantly, and prefer
them to all other PiaSters.
DI. j. c. Thompson.
Washington, DC.
DR.. Thompson was a
judge iii the Medical De-
pot at the Centennial, and
is one of the best known
physicians in the couu-
try.
Thousands of physi-
clans and druggists con-
cur with him in this opin-
ion that Benson sCapcine
Plaster relieves pain at
once and cures quickly,
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from IS cents UP.
Gents Kid at 81, 81. % and 81 so. ap22-2t
NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
~ COS Pennsylvania dpeaue.
FIRST CLASS GOODS AT VERY -
Low PRICES. a~
Ladies' French Kid Button Boots, A B, and d
wide: every pair warran ted ..............S3 so
Ladies FOXed Button ....S1 20 to 2 80
Ladies' 1S-Thread Lasting Button 81 so and 90
Ladies Md or Goat Button. .......-..S1 80 tO2 so
Lidi S L sting Slippers, 40 cents Congress
CATERS, IS cents.
Ladies' Newport Ties. 75c. to 81 IS
Ladies' Kid Shppels........ -. go. .6Oc. to 90
Ladies' French Heels Button 50 25 to 8 so
Misses Shoes, all styles very cheap.
Children's good Shoes at low prices.
Gent S Calf Hand-Sewed OXfOrdS. 50 90
Gents Fine Calf Hand-Stitched low quarters. 2 so
Gent French Calf Hand stitched low quar-
ters......... $780,. .......... .........,... 90
G nt'S Fine Calf Hand IS itched Congress-. 90
Gents Calf Congress or Buckle 800. ......... 90
Gents Solid Leather Congress .............. 1 %
Gents Bay State Shoes. .....,.......... 80. 1 20
one Price only.
aI22-5t GEORGE Nc LARIHN-
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A SPLENDID LINE OF KID GLOVES,
"a at Doc. pair. A few Marseilles Spreads AZ
~ bO and " soiled, worth a; Roby's Double
Bust Corset, guarantee steels not 70 break 81
PAIR. Sassimeres from 10y to 76c. yard; CASH
yard; Pure Linen Table Uamask Csc, yard JOS.
b. BAILEY, cor. 7th and St s. w. mart -8m
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WILL OPEN ON MONDAY MORNING

100 PIECES OF CHOICE STYLES OF
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS,
At IS Cents Per Yard.
Buntings, new colors, 20 cents.
10 patterns OF New Lawns Just opened.
AnnroScoRgin l. BlcaChed cotton, ? cents.
Black AlpacaS. from Is cents up.
Atwood Black Cashmere, so cents and M.
Black silks, from 6, 80 81. 81 81 p, 81 30, etc.
Cassmeres for boys, %. 20 81, So etc.
L aid Swiss Organizes, 12e.
Linen Suitings, large stock, with Lace 20 match.
CSC Pennsylvania arenue.
az 20-tr South side. near Tth ST.
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NEW SPRING
~ DRY GOODS,
We nave Just opened new Bourettes Knicker.
bockers, silks, Cashmeres Lawns &C
500 Blk Sun Umbrellas for Ladies and Gentie-
men, ranging In price from 81 90 up 70 SS 90.
Androscoggin Cotton, TIC.
Fruit Of the Loom, Sc.
Lonsdale Cambria, 12Hc.
No. s8s 7rH sf., w.
No. 706 ST. H.W.f mar27tr
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RELIETES
Pain
at Once.
CURES
Uhe1'e Ofhr
Pi0SterS
triU not eren Re.
fiere.
To avoid frauds, see
that the word CAPCINE
is cut through each PlaS-
ter.
Sold by all Druggists.
Price, 25 cents.
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GOT ALAME BACK!

Then send to the nearest drug store and get
BenSOn's Capcine Porous Plaster, and you
will find that in marveOuSIy short time you VIII
be relieved, and that cure will quickly follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-22

THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
Il OF
Gas FIXT URES
IN THE CITY,
AT THE
LOWEST PRICES,
Also. a full line of REFLECTOR3.
Please call and examine our goods.
PLUMBING AND GAsFITTING,
No. 539 10Th street,
CORCORAN BUILDING,
ap2o-ly EFF. BROOKS.
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PERSONAL.

DEMONGEOT's AMBROsIAL for the Hair
ana s sSalP, 1s; Depot. sls 9th st., opposite
W. 81 sso0s VWVVs WAr8.tr
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CONSULT DIR. LEON the Oldest established
~ Specialist In the city. He guarantees q Derms-
nent and speedy cure In the shortest time possIhe
OF all Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases Abandoned
ano lil-ireated cases speciality. A thorough cure
or no charge. Separate consulting rooms sos X
street northwest. no,1Jx
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pONDS AMI SIOSASs
United States Bonds OF all kinds;
District of Columbia Bonds OF various issues;
Washington and Georgetown Quarterly Stock;
Municipal and Railroad Bonds and Stocks, bought
and sold by LEWIS JOHNSON Il co. Bankers,
marlb-tr 10th st. and Penna. avenue.
FINIIE NAIIS.-Judge PrentiSs certifes: ''Dr.
l. SCHULTZE cured mine 18 years ago." Thou
sands like Of painless cases OF bunfons, corns,
ulcers, chilblaps. rheumatic swollen joints, &c
Once: 9O3 Pennsylvania avenue, up stairs. Ladies'
and children attended usual. Cali or too lste dl
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17
:,-0a Slrlls. Ill.te.

mais down totls sileam and fry 10 down.
him. Under such ciIrpns.arrcs. ni,less
tile hunter lie AIMED with knit., andus~il,
Ills FATE is sEALED.
and Of men hcina ,iocked. but nnst bnsll-
nlen carry knife KaiIgarm huntingin
the scrub IL mol much fuI,, nut il, thialy-
timbered country nrm,t on the iiai,r:
whereltlle working ofihe dogs est'l iti
watched, L Is mnfe enjoyable ti,sntvurs
ing. the race is lwttpr and lie riu gr,,-
orally longer. Besides, iiirr Is i spice
uf danger iot,vth mar, a,,a heast ll,at
gives additioi,dl zest % lltr spor.7 LoH-
dou Field.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17
MRS. j IENKS OF LOUISIANA.


] AM Mis;sess jerks, ofthe sherman crew.
And mean toswcar John sherman thro,
Inspiirof all that yml ean do;
4 for come from Louisiana.
I am pretty Well yerrfd IN politics,
And the various sorts neatly mix,
For I'm fully ppio all the tricks
That prevail III Ls.uisiaIia.
My Few remarks are cut and dried,
Aid Shcinran himself the lalc has trieds
And IFS harh hs9proysti,al have lied,j !
Though fcoinne Trunn Louisiana.
So oeaci, august committeeman
Must keep as silent as lie can.
And iet me iiueecd with tie little plan
Which drought from Louisiana.
In 4 short, set speech the case stale.
A'ni Sl,efmail fully exonrrale
Ffoai the wrongs, bplh little and great,
That occurred in Louisiana. b.
Now, there you have il, and that ai'senough!
''Iir easy 70 sce tina. IN ~ 90 snnii.
And you leeln'l iry 10 IA, uirugh
Willi q woman iroD Louisiana.
why ean'tyan lei mealore, ! say b Il
Take nii iha. rorkesci man. pray II
We neyerwerc treated III amy such way
Down there in L"uisiana. No
lie iangics my stny- cant YOU sfe - Il
Andninkes me saay more han > g,od for me
.Aiihunea i'n, ~ sniArt as any can he ,se
Win cs,niaup from Louisiana. '0 g
! did Il myself. but refuse TO swear
10 whom, or y l,y, Or when, or where, 4.
l wrote ar dictated that letter there
Which stmIghlesed up L,a,isiana
You don'lbrIieye il : rd have ynuto know
Fiat at home We never treat ~ilnes-es 50;
And @anl 10 pack up my thugs ami go
Silaigllt lack 10 Louisiana.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17
Benjamin " Mcbanc,

.k4f.TTNs 2NG4itsN tHAtf LII 4.
w. The psrcipai shpning phrls offhc
United SIalcs. particularly 80 Saa Efsueiscp
the Is.t week u Cvngrrss twhra il vas sur
pSsal that the tel,acvelsx would be reduc.
Ell 20 IG cei.isI wilees-ci az unusual activi.
ty IL the exInrt ~ tax paiJ inaupIaetnrcd
iuLarcJ Ordinarily. msnaiacfnred iolms.
o. is ,h,eecd W. lo,.d. hn, thc tear that
they wound bs cAasht With large quantities
n n,anaiaaaTed inharca uP,u shich -
csn.s per roaud bad been paid eaus'd many
rhl,srs ~ shin. >, TIA, they might q least
oIt.in lhe y,nslis a the drawback allowed
bylaw. AZ much n ihis.,hAeeo was inaa-
afae,assd u llchmesd. acsrly,esery n',e
Of sar ms,nsrsciutes has hecp ftuahled ~
,hnking out the eerti6ossss required under
the drawhnck :, ,.srm. Alshasgh fsw cf them
have nov any interest N The tobacco en-
ported. some 1T tho tobseeo shipped was
isx.psis. % Icog sgo % is.l.-Tobsccc
JoWHai.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17
GRANT. AND Ills pARricuLAR
fIfr FRlENDS.

Gu. Grants special advccatss never fail
IL a,sert that tic couairy needs strong
.r.scrn,hent. They clamor for q leader.
They demand sturdy will o. dictate leg
islation and 10 be tie master Of events.
The spltit which prompts the movemcnt II
the same which led the .Iews 70 ireiuim a
King. These parasites waut personal
gosemmcnt. They hardly conceal their
wish far Grant, not f,r one term only. bur
rs permanent EgrcHtire. They are
weary Of mstitutions which depend .uIan
popular elsctinns. They arc greedy fw
slsil> from which they can never be rcprll-
81. and 10 xluch their share shall never he
limited. The nulenonc II Tie faction
which leaps The cl,as'nof iwo years 10 SUM
mon our greatest caIaaiu 60 the Presidency
nnre mas Is borrowed from Gen. Monk.
aud each of the managers IL tic secret of
the plan looks IL secure Tor hiuisrlf per-
mansnt position under Government which
sliall be strong. and siall control the Ad.
ministration f.r generatiR to coiue. 80
Fpsi he Ut.c.t HerRd, iulGlemieat Re
I''siAssata. N.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17

Az hmest Old gentleman from A rursi
eansty. who cawe down % New Ymk 20
spcud ihe sabbath eith friends, wss asked
hy ono 81 them what ihe people np his way
lhsueht n the Bscehsr scandal. lie re.
Piled that be never tried i sad didn't know
sn,,hing sbsu, i,--thas he sed al bis
aeighbot used kerosene.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17
)Mll. ARP on INDEPENDENT CAN.
DIpAfEs.
Titlania l'casliiutleu I

4## EH
Tunes uss 20 was when the people called
\ man from bis refinement and axed Lin 10
serve them. tut 6pw.a-iaysa TELLER can
hald en 90 an office until he thinks il be-
lmgs u him. lie ddl,'t wait 70 Le called.
hat he gi,s there drst--ahrad u ever. body
aud yoa can laar him y mnnblin I'm IN
aud III be durncd II aint gpin'. 10 stay
IL. I've got some pntsdual friends. aud |
ran get the n,ggsrs aud galawsgs and yoa
~, Z, u tie devil with y.air cnya,tiOn.
yoa sse they control The s,al,vag. ~
ksrlin' en- IL riirc, and the -calawaes run.
trnl he nisgers. aud they all mix up hash
together aud cal il indevendcpcc. THIS
party h.sl, j. grmin' bigger and bigger.
aud IL onr T.caplc dc,'t munl will absorb
hca, !, iuufe safrharke than Tesahs Bob
never ~aaId surk III sssgon with driver
l,ehind M how. audi haze thought that
maybe II b. roull gei IN the rear aud burt
Il srcun, like goat. and ontc ~ shile
turn the concern over. be would be saiis.
del. Hut svme how Or other like lsoh--
ss mah--Wl - sery great Map--f"r. ~
M opiaion. upc man ats t,cry much pfcit.
81 than another no how. The pt,ncirla
ldiaareuee Is ~ The quantity Of concrit aud
impudcncc. Time was when modssy was
oaa of Tie car marksVf greatness, but that's
q Lost art now.
Yours, Billy Arp.
P.S--if Alex wits 70 50 back jts, 10
6x m thon weight and measures. I'm arin
it--lat I've a., peck and half bushel
ho,h sealed and cap': afford 20 throw
'eh away add hay anew set. woaldtit
AZ him jos, sIasut as mach rood 70 hayo
soms,liae steu, u pa, on his cpiiafl
A. A.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17
fATHLR AM BLOOD,

aud ,i,awina tl,vir breath Ia sIiort gasrs.
Ten o'clock was ,.asl 10y il,ir time; the day
was anusually hot, aud We nNle hack
through tle scruh. aot breath of air
seemed stirring. one VI the Digs prese,ds
IN overlook us snnn after ~ we cr&sse,l
.a cl,cu glade, lie weat ait.i tig kalga.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17

The lcllowing Il thc anSwsr II aewly
married payssn man " the invitation n
Philadelphia friend who wished him 70 Vi
sit the Centennial: You are very kind.
but since | msrried and became familiar
with the mysteries Of woman wardrobe.
variety skows have loe, their charm fcr me.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-17

Well. there was Very rough Young m.n
whom sanks ssw staring at the cio.s cfihc
tpsstinr, and kindly hsked Voting man
arc yealeokinc fsrsalsa,lon 7 No wsstha
reply. I am looking fW Sal jsckub. let
Us sirg hymn said S.nksy,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-10-11
FALLsToN, August 10Th, 1878.

FALLsToN, August 10Th, 1878.
MIR. HENRY RECKoRD:
Dear Sir; l have used your PHOSPHATE profit
ably as top-dressing for timothy meadow; the
fertilizer was applied early last spring. The
field had been in grass some years. l have also
used it upon the grounds about the dwelling,
with evident effect. Very Truly, Yours,
G. q. CURTIss.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-10-11
M-MISCELLANEOUS ARTI-
Giles.

Thomas A. Hays, plan for piggery; Miss
Florie H. Hopkins, pencil drawing; J. Alpha
Crane, landscape, oil painting, scene on the
Rhine, oil paintings, winter scene in Swtzer-
land; Miss Tacie b. Matthews, piece drawing;
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STOVE GOAL.

DEST QUALITY, AT LAPIDUM, at
ID Havre dc Grace prices.
oct4 BARNES Sc ARCHER.
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FALLsToN, Nd, August list, 1878.

MIR. Fl. RECKORD
Dear Sir: In answer to your inquiry in refer
ence to the value of your Raw Bone and Phos-
plate, l beg leave to say that have used the
former for the past ten years, and expect to con-
tinue its use, which is the best evidence of my
appreciation of it, and the latter l used this
season on corn and potatoes and consider it full
ly equal to any Phosphate made of the same
market value, and far superior to many that
have used
Respectfully, yours,
SprrrD
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-10-11

CooPTowN, Sept. 81, 1878.
Mr.. III. RECKoRD:
have used your bone for several years and
for different crops. and in numerous cases by the
side of other fertilizers, and think in ali in
stances it has proved more satisfactory than any
other have used.
Respectfully, s. M. ADY.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-10-11

FALLsToN, 9Th month, 21st. 1878.
ii. RECKoRD:
Respected Friend: l have used thy Bone with
confidence and satisfaction, believing it to be
equal to any in the market.
Very Respectfully, M. PRICE.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-10-11
BEL AIR, August list, 1878.

lHy Dear Sir l have been using both your
Raw and Soft Bone for years, in fact have used
no other Fertilizer on my small farm, and the
result has been entirely satisfactory. l cut this
year from ~ TO tons of hay per acre from the
land where your Bone was used. This spring
bought your phosphate and used it on corn, at
about 300 pounds to the acre, and the corn is
very promising. E. HALL RICHARDSON.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-10-11
8soDPeoefef1IJj J WITT
]. A. SPICER.
FOREST HILL, August IA, 1878.

FOREST HILL, August IA, 1915.
MIR. H. RECKoRD:
Dear Sir: In reply to your favor will say
have used both your Raw Bone and Soft Bone on
the several crops, and find that they have acted
well and given good results. The Soft Bone
have used on corn, wheat, potatoes, &C., and
taking the price into consideration, think it the
cheapest fertilizer in the market. 1t makes fine
wheat and heavy grass.
Tuos. E. SMITHsoN.
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Tuos. E. SMITHsoN.

WILMA p. o. Hartford County, Md.
HENRY RECKoRD ESQ:
l used your Phosphate which purchased on
potatoes, and believe it to be far superior to
any that ever used. Its results were such that
l intend using 1t this fall.
EUGENE HoLLINGswoRTT.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-10-11
r. Davidge

For those who manipulate their fertilizers we
offer, in quantities to suit, PERUVIAN GUAN0, RAW
AND DISSOLVED BONES, DISSOLVED SOUTH CAR
0LINA BONE PHOSPHATE, AMMoNIATES AND
ACIDS, at very reasonable prices au2-3m
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-10-11
FALLsToN, Hartford County, Nd.

HENRY RECKoRD:
Esteemed Friend: l used the phosphate
purchased of thee last spring on very thin
piece of ground, for oats. 1t proved very salts.
factory, by far the best | had. Although sowed
quite late, it ripened early and not hurt with
rust. ] also used the phosphate on part of q
field of corn in the hill, which think will pay
well. therefore can recommend thy phosphate
to farmers as a good fertilizer. can say after
twenty.six years experience of farming in Mary
land land and using very many kinds of fertil-
zcrs, that ii is equal if not better than any have
used, for the money laid out, as far rs l have
tried it. Thine, respectfully,
JONATHAN AMBLER
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-10-11
CLASS N-FLORAL.


Mrs. VIM. F. Reasin, cut flowers; Miss
Emily Silver, do. Florie III. Hopkins bouquet
wild flowers Miss Emily Silver, do; Lizzie
II. Dever, cut flowers; Tacie b. Matthews,
bunch wild flowers; ]. Lytle hanging basket;
N. A. Rutledge, display of dahlias, floral de.
sign; Ida Spicer, kennelworth ivy hanging
basket; Maggie A. Denbow, variety cola |;
Miss Lizzie Clayton, snow basket, winter bou-
quet in basket; Miss Lizzie Paca bouquet cut
flowers; N. e. Young, hanging basket Miss
Mollie Swartz, do; Miss Pamela Richardson,
bouquet wild flowers Miss May Williams,
wild and cut flowers, hanging basket Miss
Mollie Duvall, bouquet wild flowers; Mrs DR..
w. w. Hopkins, cut flowers; A. b. Hollngs-
worth, hanging basket; Eliza Holingsworth,
pair hand bouquets; l.. HoliDgswortb, col
lection green house plants, cut dahlas, cut
geraDium; Miss Aunie Waters fish geranium;
Miss A. A. Quinby, basket cut flowers, pair
mantel bouquets, display dahlias display cut
roses, pot dracend; Miss Lizzie Quinby, floral
design; Bessie Fraser, hanging basket Mrs.
r. T. Bovine, cut roses Mrs. Cassandra d.
Pyle, hanging basket, Wondering Jew, turtle
geranium, single fish geranium; Miss Sallie
Hooker pigeon wing begonia, flower pot
cover; Mrs. |. Amos, bouquet cut flowers
Miss Sarah Lovett, basket flowers; Miss Jen-
uie Staufer, coliea; Mamie Richardson, bou.
quet cut flowers; Mary B. Amber, field flower
bouquet.