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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-23

MOuntaineer. The parties named are
well known Missouri river pilots-...- The
Alps passed or left Peoria on "Wednesday
morning for st. Louis, Vieksburg and
New Orleans, with large tow, consist
ing of four ice. barges, one canal I-boat
and flat, all loaded. The ice-barges
were loaded to draw five feet OF water,
the present stage of the Illinois not adj
mitting of their receiving their full ca
paeity The HeIla Uphes has been
heard from again at CIarksviile, where
she went for load of chips, got damp,
and her new owners decided to send her
farther up stream for cargo of fence
rails with which to inclose the city of
Nashville and keep the river men and
all other good citizens from evaeuating.
Don't forget that the Belle
of Memphis is the Anchor line
boat for st. Louis this evening".
The Anchor line steamer City Of Helena,
Captain d. Fl, Mckee, George o. Wal
ton, clerk, leaves this afternoon at five
O'Clock for Vieksburg. This from the
st. Louis Globe is highly instructiYe:
Commodore Shufeldt viii, in short
time, annex, or rather absorb, the Gulf
of Mexico into the Mississippi river by
and with the Tehuantepec canal-for
particulars see patent-office report, or
some such interesting document, which
has been issued from the navy depart
ment....The railrJad iron that slid into
the river below the st. Charles last win
ter made q second slip, and is now in
eighty feet of water......O of the seven
wonders was seen one day last week on
the levee, the city government sent the
chain-gang down there TO clean up a
ittle...... Harvesting has set in at the
north, and steamers are beginning to
have trouble in gathering sufficient
crews to leave with, as is usual about
that time, even though an increase Of
the regular wages is offered......A runlor
comes from st. Louis to the effect that
the Mary Boyd goes there for repairs......
On her way up and when above this
city, some days since, the City of Quincy
picked up a snag in outlet chute, above
Memphis, which lacerated her starboart
guard badly. She has laid up aud will re-
pair and paint for the spring business.
Personals.
As soon as the r. E. Lee gets settled
on the docks at st. Louis her purser,
Captain John MOssOp, will put for New
Orleans by rail, and remain there until
the boat is ready to come off. Mr..
George o. Walton, late clerk of the
Lucy Bertram, has taken charge of the
office OF the City of Helena, MIR. VIII
T. Power retiring. g......Captain Dan. G.
Kinney, proprietor of the Merchants
Exchange, Nashville, formerly part
owner and commander of the ill-fated
David White, and for time pilot of the
Superior, died of cholera at Nashville
last Tuesday. adventurous To-
peka navigators have embarked in a lit
tie boat, on the bosom of the Kaw. and
propose to go to New Orleans. n. B.
Fowler, clerk of the Thompson Dean,
has retired to his Illinois plantation..-..
Captain Charles Miller and Elliott Mil
Ter, OF the Mary Houston, viii be here
this morning with their popular steamer
on their way to New Orleans.
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The New mexican HEInlstry.

q rrY OF MEXICO, June 1.-THE Mex
lean press are discussing the question OF
"a new ministry. They consider a change
urgent, in view Of the necessity which
has arisen for the protection of Protest
ant clergymen in Mexico. The inter
ference OF the military Is especially de-
,,,.sded for their defense in OriZaba
from lie fury Of the Catholic fanatics.
me Protestant bishop there was COM
uelled 10 leave the place because has Life
was threatened. A riot occurred In
Monita on account Of the expulsion OF
Jesuits.
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DIED.

MOSBY-Sunday, June I'D, at three o'clock
PM, SEQ. J. Messy, aged forty-five years.
Friends and acquaintanees of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
this CAIONDAY) morning at ten o'clock, from
the residence, 100 Washington street. browns
vile papers please copy.l es.
MORRIS-Sunday, June 22d, at two o'clock
pm, TERESA MORRIS, beloved wife OF 5. Nor
ris, aged nifty years.
Funeral viii take place at nine o'clock this
(MONDAY) morning, from her late residence,
81 Beale street. Friends and acquaintance
are invited to attend. [st. Louis papers please
cOpy.1
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MASONIC NOTICE.
Anniversary Of s.. gohn be Baptist.

TlHE members Of South MEMPHIS q
LoDGE, No. us, will meet promptly at/VN
their hall, TUESDAY morning, JEne 24th, at
s o'clock, 10 participate in the celebration OF
the Anniversary Of St. John ths Baptist, and
in Laying the Corner Store OF the Masonic
Temple.
An E. AS are invited.
BY order BEN. K. PULLEN, W. N.
Al. WHEELER, Secretary. ie22
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

UOU are hereby ordered 70 meet in H1<A
full dress, at Gayoso Hall, TUES-lT y a
DAY morning at ~ O'Clock, 70 par -
ticir ate in the ceremony Of Laying ESttCzY
the Corner Stone OF Masonic Temple. ~
BY order. 4. 4. Z. DIVERS, G. Q.
C. MCLEAN, K. of r. and s. 1e23
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For Raleigh Springs.

OMNIBUSES win meet trains at National
" C. metery for Raleigh Springs.
~ Tickets nom Memphis to Raleigh, and
return, 81 =, inclusive OF omnibus fare.
~ Tickets can be obtained at No. 2S73S
Main street, and Al the Memphis and Louis
Vile depot j. 7, FLYNN, Superintendent.
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TICKETS
ORDER OF GRAND MARSHAL.

The various Masonic and invited Societies
that take part in the ceremonies Of Laying
the Uorner Stone OF the Masonic Temple OF
Memphis, are hereby requested to report to
me. or my assistants at court Square, at 81
o'clock on the morning Of the 9th inst
The Mounted Police and Knights Templar
escort; the knights of Pythias, with band
the Typographical Union; the various Lodges
OF Odd Fellows, and the Lodges and Grand
Lodge Of the 1. 0. 3. b s, will report at the
northeast corner OF Court Square, on Second
street.
Visiting Masonic Lodges, and all the Cit y
Lodges, viii report at the south side of Court
Square.
Invited Chapters, Councils and Commando
riss, Memphis Chapter, No. %, and Cyrene
Commandery, No. 4, will report at North
Court street.
Visiting Grand and Past-Grand OfieerS, Ma
sonic Temple Officers, and Officers of the
and Lodge Of Tennessee, will re port to Bro.
=. WHEELER, at the Masonic Temple Ofiice,
l u gnolia Block, corner Union and Front
H.lfs ,
enc Grand Marshal and his assistants will
at q q assign the various orders to their place
p lrT procession as soon as they arrive.
20, essiOn Will move PROMPTLY at nine
C'clC x am
&c. WILLIAMSON, Grand Marshal.
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Attention. Enights Templar.

VOU are hereby ordered TO attend a 4
ii regular stated conclave OF Cyrene ~
No. 4, X. T. this (MON-/VN
DAY) evening, June 23d, at o'clock, at asy-
lunl. No. 334 Front street.
Visiting Knights are courteously invited.
By command GEO. MElaLERSH, T.. g.
Z. ]. BARcnUs, Recorder. ie2S
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Attention. Knights TempIar.

VOU are hereby ordered 20 attend, IE Q
Il FULL DRESS, special conclaveNH
OF Cyrene Commandery, No. 4, X. T., at/WN
AsylCIn, No. D4 Front street, TUESDAY
morning, June 9th, at O'Clock, sharp, for
ESCORT DUTY. All visiting Knights are in
vited to unite with Us on this occasion.
By command GEO. MEIlIE R5H, e. Q.
7. J. BARcHUs, Recorder. je23
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication OF Desoto a
~ Lodge, No. 2s9 viii be held MON ~
DAY. evening June sd, at O'Clock, y"
for work IN the N. NJ. degree.
All n. MS are frRternally invited.
by order BUN. y. PRICE, W. N.
r. W SHELTON. Secretary fee2
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Not Taxable.

UNIeN AND PLANTERS BANK or MEMPHIS
Memphis Tenn, June 20, 1873. !
60 Upon the authority OF our Attorney,
stockholders of this Bank are hereby notified
that the Second Chaneery Court OF this city,
at its last term, decreed that the authorities
should be restrained from the collection OF
any tax upon its shares In the hands of Stock
holders, and this restraint is still in force.
There has been no decree by the supreme
Court reversing the decree OF the Chaneery
Court. S. READ, Cashier.
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MASONIC NOTICE.
Anniversary Of St. JOhn the Baptist.

TUE members of DESOTo LODGE, No. q
2ss, will meet promptly at their hall, ~
TUESDAY morning, June 2Ith, at o'clock,
TO participate in the celebration Of the Ami
versary OF st. John the Baptist, and in Laying
the Corner Stone Of the Masonic Temple.
All z. AS are invited.
BY order BIN. F. PRICE, WIN.
R.W. SHELTON, Secretary. iez
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CHEGARAY INSTlTUTE.

Established in New York in 1874. English
and French for young ladies and misses
Boarding and day pupils, liH and l529 spruce
street, Philadelphia, Pa. French is the Ian
guage OF the family, and is constantly spoken
in the institute. NINE D5HERVILIH. Prin.
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BANKS.
Sterling Exchange.

UNION AND PLANrEEs BANK of MEMPHIS
June Is. Is73.
- Having elected proper arrangements,
this Bank Will hereafter draw ON London or
Liverpool in sums to suit purchasers.
ieIs s p. READ. Cashier.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SEA5ONJ OF 1873.
BERKELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS
Bath, Morgan County, Vest Va.

Bath, Morgan County, Vest Va.
Two and a half miles from Sir JoAn's Run,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
TIRST- CLASS accommodations for five
4 hundred guests. Daily mail, telegraph,
all Rnnuseinents, fine music, etc.
Excellent fishing and hunting, and all the
Of a be autfful Ountaiu regisn.
Natural temperature of water "A Fab, with
every variety of baths. Swimming pools for
ladies, children and gentlemen.
TEkMS-S} per day; so per week; first
month, S5; second month, SS5 Children
under ten and nurses, half price.
je2S A. r. POTTS.
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MARRIED.

JONES BARRON-Wednesday evening,
June IS, 1873, at the residence of the brides
mother, Mr.. ]. B. JONES and Miss sALLIE ].
BARRON, both of this city.
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MASONIC NOTICE.
Anniversary Of st. John the Baptist.

T'HE members of LEILA SCOTT LODGE. A
No. 2s9, viii meet promptly at their hall, ~
TUESDAY morning, June 2lth, at O'Clock,
TO participate in the celebration Of the Ami
verSary of st. John the Baptist, and in Laying
the Corner stone OF the Mason C Temple.
All E. AS are invited.
AL DAVIS, W. N.
RDw. GoLDsMIrH, Secretary. te2
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VALHERMOSO SPRINGS,
MORGAN CO., ALABAMA.

TfIGHTEEN miles from Huntsville by cal
II riage road; twenty-five miles from Deea-
tur BY boat OF carriage. Here are White sui
phur and Iodine, Black Sulphurs and Iodine
and Chalybsat waters in iuexhaustibIe sup
plieS-more strongly i'm pregnated, says a dis
tinzuished chemist, than any similar waters
in the United States. Hotel accommodations
ample. Table wholesome and excellent. Ask
ali the guests OF last year. Prices to suit the
times, 50 that living Is cheaper here than at
home, restored health and vig0r are added a.
clear gains. send for Circulars TO
J. R PAYNTER & SONS, ProprietOrs.
P.O. Valhermoso Springs, Morgan county
Alabama, via Decatur. my7 d&w
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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 22.-For
the New England States, afalling ba-
rometer, gentle and fresh northeasterly
to southeasterly winds, and increasing
cIoudiness, with rain areas. tf7
For the Middle States and lower lake
region, fresh and occasionally brisk
easterly to southerly winds, generally
cloudy weather and rain areas.
For the South Atlantic States, light
to fresh southeast and southwest winds,
partly cloudy weather, and occasional
rain areas.
From Tennessee and Missouri north
ward over the upper lake region, fresh
and occasionally brisk southwesterly
or southeasterly winds, generally cloudy
weather and rain areas.
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MASONIC NOTICE.
Anniversary of St. John the Baptist.

Anniversary OF Sts John the baptist
T'1E members of ASGERoSA LODGE, q
No. l6s, will meet prompt y at their hall, ~
TUESDAY morning, June 2ith, at 8 O'Clock,
to participate In the celebration Of the Anni-
versary Of st. John the Baptist, and in Laying
the Corner Stone Of the Masonic Temple.
All E. AS are invited.
c. @. LOCKE, W. N.
p rrcuuoSn Seeretarv ie22
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MEMPHIS, TENN, MONDAY, JUNE g. 1873
Murder-FataI Accidents.

the thermometer being ninety degrees
in the shade.
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MASONIC NOTICE.
Anniversary Of St. John the Baptist,

Anniversary Of st. John the Baptist.
No 81, Will meet promptly at their hal, ~
TUESDAY morning, June Gath, at o'clock,
to partieipa in the celebration Of the Ami
versary of st. John the Baptist, and in Laying
the Corner Stone Of the Masonic Temple.
All E. AS are invited.
By order OF R. CREIGHTON, W. NJ.
LOUIS CzAPsKI, Secretary. js22
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THREE EDITIONS.
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The PapersfOr the People
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Whatever Is necessary to make modern
Journal complete as TO News, Editorial Com
ment, Telegraphic Information, River Tntelli-
gence, or Commercial Information, will be
found in the several editions of the APPEAL,
specimen copies of which will be sent to any
address, on application TO the APPEAL" !"
Memphis, Tenn.
- SPECIAL NOTICE.
We solicit letters and communications upon
subjects OF general interest, but such must
always be accom- panied by Rresponsi BILE name.
We viii not return rejected communications
All letters, communications, or anything
else for the APPEAL, should not be addressed
to any individual connected with the otaee,
but simply to the
APPEAL, Memphis, Tenn.
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3. C. WILLIABSON, Grand Marshal.
MOruinx-CIass so. Iss.

MOFnjnE-CIass so. I53,
%, 50, As, s. Al, 50, IS, p, Il, 70, 81, lC.
EVenfBg-Ciass No I54.
30, Il, ., 46, %, 81, o, As, e, =, SO, IS.
Memphis, this 2Ist day Of June, 1873.
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A LARD-OIL AND CANDLE FACTORY
BURNED.

CINCINNATI, June 22.-The extensive
lard-Oil and candle factory of Charles
Harkness &5 Co., on Eggleston avenue,
between Fifth and Sixth streets, took
fire early this morning and burned until
twelve O'clock. The total loss is esti-
mated at ninety thousand dollars; in
sured for seventy-five thousand dollars
in about forty companies, partly in Gin
cinnati and partly in foreign companies.
The house was of stone and brick, two
stories under and three stories above
ground.
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SOUTH BETHLEHEM, PA, June o.
A large tannery belonging TO B. j..
Kuntz at Beersville, four miles from
here, was burned last night. Loss twen-
ty-thOusand dollars; insurance fifteen
thousand dollars.
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The weather and Riyers.

The weather yesterday was dry and
hot-just the thing for the growing corn
and cotton, and week of such weather
will help the planters greatly. The
river rose two inches yesterday, and
stood twenty-five feet eleven inches
above low water. A decline of several
inches is reported at Cairo, and the river
at st. Louis is stationary; but above
there the water is evapOrating in both
the Missouri and Mississippi, while the
Ohio is rapidly getting down to a
troublesome stage. We are without the
signal kilograms, and for that reason
cannot give the usual detailed report.
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EVANSVILLE, June 22-Palmer Da-
Wis, of New Albany, shot and killed
Patrick Foley, an iron puddler, at the
rolling mill, without any apparent
cause, on Saturday night. Davis escap-
ed before word could be conveyed TO
the police. A man named John Regan
alias Jack Leonard, also a rolling mill
hand, was shot by Davis at the same
time, but not seriously hurt. Foley was
from Cincinnati, a single man, about
forty years old, and had only been in
town a couple of days. 1t is rumored
that Davis had an old grudge against
Foley, whom he had known in New
Orleans.
Margaret Graft, a German woman,
sixty-eight years old, died on Saturday
from the effects of a fall down a cellar
about week ago.
A colored child, Willie Drake, had
his neck broken 10y his older sister, who,
on falling from a chair, grasped il too
tight to save ii from being hurt.
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Mexican News.

MATAAdoROs, June 2l.-The revolu-
ton in the State Of JaliscO, headed by
President Aquilas, growing out of the
attempt of the State government to col
lect the taxes for the past sixteen years,
and while the State was under the con-
troll Of the Indian chieftain Lazaro, who
was recently depOsed by the general
government, has assumed serious pro-
portions. General Palaces has been
sent with his command to assist in quell-
ing the disturbance. General Carlos
Tiero telegraphs to the government that
il will be impossible TO restore order i'm
JlaiscO if the State authorities infOrce
these taxes, and it is believed that the
State government will have to abandon
their collection, or the federal govern
ment will suspend the State govern
mani
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GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
at the Picnic Grounds at 9 pm.
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PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, June p
An extensive fire is raging in the
forest on the Fishkill mountains,
which has already travelled nearly five
miles and burned thousands of cords of
wood
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That $500. 900 Candidate.

The people have been constantly re
minded that Mr.. Ramsdal1, the candi-
date for 1t. Governor is one of the
class of "carpet baggers" that Virginia
wants, having invested 100000 in the
State. The official record of Surrey
county, as published in the Frederieks
burg "Herald" shows that his extensive
estate in that county consists of less
than two hundred acres of land which
has not been paid faasand that he is as
sessed with seven dollars and thirty
one cents taxes on $3.50 worth of perso,
nal property. And as an offset to his
1871 taxes he has drawn Sc day for
several months from the State Treasury
as member of the Virginia Senate
from Sury. Verify he is a carpet bag
ger of the strictest sect.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

MADRID, October THE insurgent
vessels remainsat Carthagena. A Gov
eminent fleet, consisting of the frigates
Victoria, Alamanza, Carmen, and. ano
ther-vessel, Tie name Of which was not
ascertained; passed the Gulf of Almeria
yesterday. :e..,.
MADRID, October IA dispatch
was received at the Office of the Min
lister Of War to day from General No
viones announcing great victory by
his troops over large body of Car
lists near Agarquza. in the province of
Navarro. Many of the insurgents were
killed and q large number were taken
prisoners General Noviones says the
route Of the insurgents is complete,
and his force is in close pursuit of
them
M .DR1p, October IA column of
1000 insurgents made desperate sor
tie from Carthagena to day, but was
driven back with heavy losses in kille d
and wounded On the arrival of the
Government feet off the port the city
will be attacked on all sides simultane
ously.
HAVANA, October ga severe rain
storm has been prevailing here for the
last three days.
Danger signals were hosted at the,
United States signal Office this A. M.
all the steamers in the harbor are get
ting up steam in expectation Of hur-
ricane. The wind is very heavy. A
coasting, schooner, anchored at the
mouth Of the harbor, broke adrift, and
has gone out to sea. The sea is very
high and the waves are breaking over
the More light house. The water il
rising, and several streets are already
HAVANA, October 7@Gome damage
was caused BY high water IN the streets
near The shore. Many houses were
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Agents FOR Shenandoah CsuntN
MARYLAND INSTITUTE CHEMICt
DEPARTMENT,

MRssaa- b. ~RH4p e. ,=zz-- -, y----Z,'
,a Gents-ln your letter of June Goth.
1878, you call my attention to an ar tic i. in ths
June number OF the Baltimore Herald an Com
he1cia! ferthzer.. which was written by me.
ana in which said the Orchilla. and q th., 49,
ticles, are improperly termed Guapo,s ~
objection extends only TO the term Guano.
had no Intention of depreciating the merit. ~
the or chilia, which is really a good article:
put th!nk 1t would be sp eaking more correct
~ 10 UNI, the term Guano to the bird deposits,
wnich still retain most if not all of their orioi
ma ammonia either as urea salts. or A, c.rhon-
ate or other salts OF ammonia
nave lately drawn samples of the Orchi;la
rom the storth"uses in which it vas being put
into bags, and after carptul and ronnI.ta
analysis as well a, a thorough ex.m;nst;op /"
the mechanical condition of the lots said IN ba
cargoes OF the Aadee, Speed well an d Charlotta
Jamison, as well as frem the testimony of sev.
eral who have used it in its crude state. and
Hsve expressed 10 me their entire satisfaction,
feel perfectly justified in recommending The
OrchiIla. '"s
Very truly yours,
WIN. P. ToSRY,
Prof. Anal snd App. Chemistry, MARYLAND
Institute.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, July 18th, 1873.
Messrs. B. NJ. RHODES & Co., 81 South Stre.,
Baltimore. ''
Gentlemen-Enclosed herewith Won
Wlii ma the result of analysis ofthe sample Of
orchilla Guano lately sent me BY you.
This material decidedly recommend itself
to the attention IT offarmers BY its large proper
ton OF Phasphoric Acid, Ifkiln d. led at only
the temper ature of boiling waite, the SAMPLE
aaalyzed by me will represent 1897 per cent.
Of Bone Phosphate of Lime) and by its physici-
al condition, most of it being already in powder
ana the few Jumps easily crushed BY 4 shovel
needed. The Phosphoric Acid isin form to
be much more easily taken up by growing
plants than that ofthe harder and more com
pact Mineral Phosphates. Farmers can them
selves very easily add Peruvian Guano, Cottopv
Seed, mill refuse or other material affordir
Nitrogen when is desired to combine theL.;.
ort of Ammoniacal 18th that of Pho, AA"'
Manure.
am, gentlemen, respectfully ,sn,
J.W1hAlAsI'
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Employees Of Locomctive-wo.k Discharged

PHhADEIPHI A, October 6.-The
proprietors of the Baldwin Locomotive
Works have discharged 200 out of g.
700 employees. CONSIDERABLE work has
been done ahead of time, and ten loco
motives will be delivered weekly until
the middle of next month to the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. They
have delivered eighty five locomotives,
and will make fifteen more. The re
duction in the number of hands was
caused partly by the cancelling or post
poning of orders by parties whose posi-
ton did not warrant their fultilment,
but mainly in the falling off in the mum
Der of orders received.