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tiee!nl permit wu1!l then be rn1Ared to tran.-
port tho nrtott: referred 70. Very sanectf,,iiy.
i. X. UrTOr. Assistant secrntary.
t,O0uIstulIs ttk. H!tHAktkn TIN.
Tho IioAvIost 1uv N hnr szt nynr btllt nm Tie
t.krs y INV hoinE ctAstriluir,! TOR tho s3?ndrnh
7 Ira!'sport"uon 1! \ t1nnp.ny at sisnltewou ~ IT,.
winter ,seryleo, u, knep 0,,a,, tho hike porls
whero tho tosnpany's a:oa'nors s,ln md g, "
ffny sr a,sp 81 spTf @ d nof n wsish sG q +
oialfilt,d, WIN onnb!o her u t'roaA ice agheot "
twonty 'nphos thok, and Hhe viii 1a kept sintlor
etnsrfcnoy. Tho navri cr'tft Lib fret koui,. ii
{ces ossr ~ ln feet nonn s & 1ec r., 9ln s i}Sr
hooks.. san viii lta ssiatial win i,p!er ttt, tha
e 9s. sa M af9 aMys s twu @ nsnes viz M
eyllnllcr1 and 18.Incn Attt,ko; q stgei bhller 8h
BY u fcot in longth. Hho VII drnw ! feet fnt.
18TH or !iGxt mouth, aud will COST oomplate,
pocw AND or,tatt NOTES.
CITY. '' '~' - " '
Tho stontn.harse Eus!,less ratos Is. md. aq9.
Yul,ieJ Vi fDt.oK. :.
Tho sei,oot,pra +, II. I!akc ana duncan City
arc M ,!t tno dnoEs u tho chicnRo pry'po Conf
Capt. copper, If tho Pandora. think: Toronto
people ontertatn strouv atreotio1 for Him, thoy
keep him 50 long there wneli tic calls.
Tho aoatsg signals At Chg works at The L,ne.
ktlns hnyG 0uun llIOvt to tho 0NstWnrtlt lnnktnH
tho pnssase moro hazardous thai, ever.
Tho Cnnada wrookln9 company havo boot!
sunoDtcr canl.ua, mud arc making preparations
To begin thu work.
The irou-oro shtp,uonts from Esoat,aba. bar-
1.luttc. 9lld u Anso from the oprusnE nf naslHa.
tiOn IL 6ppt. II werU 1.E,17 tons. M InoreAsU VI
sN,ao1 tons ~ compared with last yaar.
Yesterday muruitf8 tho prnpollur Delaware
mi lin II. II
, 1881-09-24
Navigation Seriously Blockaded by
the South Halsted Bridge
Accident.
Fhe Captatn Of the Schooner SnnnJsido
the Victim Of Stupid
Dtnalcr.
l,onnd the Lakes-Misoo11anoous-Arriv
ais and Departures-Dook and
Other Notes.
LAKE FISEIG11TS.
mn IN

Graln frcights wero dcud yestortlny. Shippers
rade no IUyu!ry for vcsBclr, and the n0ul'lai
mic for uor,l WINS .Gt::,s cunts. Nohshy wanMd
Il, ship gr,l.n. and ytsscl.0wnpra and uKchls
madr NJ, Efforts tn secure 0lt9AKctnents. An
odcr ,v,,s mnto os ri CENTS for cnrEo OF Ink
vre, but nut tMkcn, hut two charters Wdro
ualr--bn!h for carp. Ono ycsspl-owner has
commenced tn strip tho ca1'vRs or one Of bis
yrsscis pyepnr,story to tying hrr u,t and otf1ora
intend otug er. TIM purity, controlling ooupto
n Ii. graIl-currlcrs. sutl yesterday thAt he was
inquired to tdSo tho vessels stay hero TIL anxt
tprl,,x l,ctnru no would tnko Erni1' Mt less thali
u.!np cxponsos. as befnro remarked. grain
fs!ubts wcrc absolutely t,oui yastorday. Tho
fo|lywill9 wure tho vessels tnhcM
rur Dugu'o. 1'',s4s,:; q! &;
Propeller Glarlon' enr'' r''':''..'.'.'''.. MW9 H9'
Propeller lHtatnlf, EUttl .s........st.. HGV0u
TutuI chpaoIty.... ...".........".. ..l60"9
LUMnE1t
1An,,,cg frefnhts yesterday woro tho opp0st
If xraf,, sscEults. The demand fur curriers' ws
roul, md rNtus wcro lrm At the prevailing
d4nrcs:
rr,a, East Saginaw to LIKE Eric
ra'n Hill tnai,;aw Il, Un!csxo...,. 1Nt
ftom fto' iasy t.,y 10 Lake Erle PORTS. ES9t&56
Fr,Iu Iiay City IL ChItABt,............ 3,0JQb3.4,
Frn,n Mnn!atgo ~ Chlca9o ..,..... 2.Ms
Tyuln Ltilsngton tu Chtc:tE1.. s1sH
Fn,tll Wiftn Luke to ChiclEn........ a.M
Frotn t|rAt.i E1ayen IL ChfCag0....... 1S1M
rum MuskcKun tu ChioaKn.. ls'ss
1HOS-uRF.
Thcro wns no cnnnko yesterday In tron-ore
tsrlxhts, but ycsso!a wero RtIll In urHont' atd
pcttyu tluffland lit tho advanced rntes. lhltcs
seauIn ilsm ut the following figures from tho
puIntB nntncu:
fruni 1sscannl,n to Ch!enRp ...........$ lo
From Escanasa To Lake Eric tt'rta.... LEND !iH.
Froln Marquette to Lnke Eric porss,.. e.os&bs 70
, 1881-09-24
THE INDIANS,

SANTA TE, Sept. gl-Gos. Sheldon, just
returned tfotn IL trlu through the country
recently traversch by Chief Mana and baud,
says the penpie responded prrlnptly ia the
call for volunteers ta stand s,,bjrct 70 his call
III the event of future rntGs, a1sI tint with
tho cordial c0fpernt1nll OF tho military ther..
will be lln difficulty In protecting tile Terri
tory against further lndull raids.
, 1881-09-24

'
apsstat Dsspaseh to 4As chicago 1r4sus...
WoncEsTEn, Nass.t Sept. .,.-The lNorces-
tiers, nfter going All the seasan without II
h0tne-run ot, their own grounds. scored to-
day ono by DickcSoll, tho first striker in Tire
first inning. ainl one by Carpenter 1T the
eighth. Tile Dutru!ts presented hnllaIle rs
their pitcher, but hc was wild n1ui ineffective.
Thu gAlnu was close and exciting up to the
eighth inning, when base-l,its by Richmond,
Quinn, and Dlckcrso1, twu-baser by llotal-
Lug, ald hol'le-run By Carpenter, nldcd by n
base Of, balls, and III cr1os by Grrllnr.lt, re-
suited III five runs. tlrce OF which were
earned. Quinn, u Boston player, caught for
the Worcestess.
iHllltMh- 2 ;
", ,M,;.,r:,e.s.ster..."..""..1 :,.. Y s99 IN ~
Ear,led runs-Worccster. s: Detroit,
Fielding orrprs--Worccstcr. q; Detroit, 8.
ttAsc uits-lf0rccHtur, ii; frtr1tt, 10.
TWP -basc hra-tlotatua. DorEan.
Ihreg- UAse hlt-:artentdr.
Home ruRs--Dickefs9n. carPenter;
First hnse ull balls-lsicnmond, cfoamcr'
Fist bise t,u erruss-Norcestor l.; patsplt. =.
I.uft On bnses-Wprcester. :; Detrt,it, &.
Struck out-sDcnnett, stovcy ~, Quinn, hich-
Halls calied-Istchmond, o.; Mulane. ~.
Strikes cnilel-tsIchuInia1. u; hUIInc. l0.
Donnle p!ays-crcnmcr'st Houck-oor-
Tassea uails-ou,nu. .; Dcnnett...
Wild pttchcs-i,chtnaud l; 3iulano,a
Ttme-rwO hours
Umpjre--iil9han.
, 1881-09-24

Runs eAr11ol--Trly, i; Cnic49n. /.
Twh-base h!ts-Fergnsou, williamson.
Ihreo-base hiis--Kcily.
fi0tnt ruh-isurnB.
Loft on base.--Ttoy, 4; Chicago, 8.
Htr!tck out-3oldsmlth, tore, Kelly, william.
snn. Kcefc, t1pltcrt. EvAns.
Flint base on crf1,fs-froy, i: ChtcngO, j.
Iaasel bulls-lInibert, l.; KciiY.a.
IlEnt nf Knme-Ono hour and forty minutes.
umptrr-Wcich.
, 1881-09-24
AROUND TIE LAKE9,
THE fT1AAslltr COLUMBIA itRtEAsEn.

8Vstsa, UspaS,s u Ths QhtsagS 1ffhuns+
AMHIMsTIulHl, Ont.. Sept. J.-Tha stculnshtp
Colut01IIa was released at ( O'Clock thia utter.
ltboll by tho tuas hocuan ann Champion aud
tho ferry stcaness Qarland and Hupe. About
40 tons Of coal wGro lIxhtercd upon tho bnrgo
itcuio anu ferry. boat 1tope, which I[Hhtunud her
up ciRhfucn inches. Tho wator was low nli daY.
sho IL HOW ut ssnuH 4 uatt'etls rasA|pp!uv her
cargo. It. thought TINT bhe !srut danage.t, us
She wont On worry uasy and tho rnok Is iat Ut thnt
pont. ehe has q cnrKo Ut 1,7l0 tons " coal a1id
a,0 tons OF fuel Tho tugs all stopped p.illnE un
hor md eho startol III uprseit unu awut.g
nr0llud bow up. Hho WIZ Ab1U Il, wurk hor own
muohnesy, H6'ph IL nus da1naEcl.
plu NOT WET 1lgtt uAlld0.
Hpselal unpatth 10 1As CAlea9v 1rihAMt.
puHrAta,, NX,, ,, afps: r.; ;stClno sshooaer i.xxo
axKo. Rfs!Ea1 at ,tuaa IN tow ut thu tux Prlaao
AIts0tl. While cunning down hi l'uestlay night,
t0WUd by th8 tHY lth4lG, shu struck tho t1i4k9
near tho lhr rulnt .Ikh&shlp. Her fare esoos wss
GaFrttd away, ut1 shu btKiu ~ Hiakt Gluuf ton
inchea Ut watcr por hour. sho Was tnkcn baek
sseIn,- pumps, lir0ught hor husv. Thu Laws
pumps managed - keep her frtu. Hhy was ais-
cbAranr Ut Tho Wilkinson Elevator Ibis aIi0T-,
nou'. d u IL thought saera is bur little. II aay,
wet 1oru In hct.
r1fn sxsa1a LINN.
sptetaf Dtsp4teA to 1nt thirago 7tibune =.
Citei'ilfui.. 1ftrh., Sept. et,-Th0 wurk OF
liKhter'ttK til1 CARGO OF tic Jesa!o L.tun pr0.
gsesse4 alhwly on nccuunt u tho lnoiusnrnoy Ut
sso~ey; s1t,, s!td ! ! third has bssn ssat q:
+: MILWAUKEE. Wis, Sept s1--'rto tngs Iev.a-
taah ana wood, ut WVsk IN tic stranded b4ra1
, 1881-09-24
SPORTING EVENTS.
The chIcago's in Their Encounter
with the Troys Yes-
terday.
Buffalo beaten t,y Boston, C1eTeland BY
Providence, and Detroit by
Worcester.
Mrs. Burke, the Long, Distance
Ridor-Haces ut ooney
Island.
CHICAGO w. TROY.

CHICAGO VI. TROY.
sptttal Dt.patth to TAt CAteaoo 1ttbank
TnoY, N. y, Sept. o3.-'rlle CllcaKos won
the game todny on Ewtng's error. Troy
made 0ne lit the first on hits of Cdn10rs ard
GILLESPIE and passetl bali, atul one in tho
eighth on hit Of Cassidy and double of
Ferguson. I,lrns made home. run IL, the
second BY battling tho ball under tie right
Held gate. and III the eighth, utter Ewing had
mufred Gore's fly, Kelly nlAds thsoe-base
hit and scorad On A,l.oM's out to centre
after the s!de should have been out.
TIE RftiIE.
, 1881-09-24

6l!kErs,.sAn DAY, Sept. :sJ-ln tho dyc-
efghts Ut q lnilo race, Uanttonr WIS first,
uelawnru secal,l, Della Ut tho North third.
Tinlo, 100.
III tho ono mile, Draulbaaetta was first,
Sir Walter SECOND, Baltic tl,trn. Time. t:l5}s,
In TIC Allu and MI eighth, Nrilecnku WAS
, 1881-09-24

Hsair Ehieax1, A4als0 wig, &uttdftss.
atAr tafAeV GT4luAuLl. Huutll ItAyun, 9undslek.
kttut 9Ufunn+ milwaukee,. suHuEiat.
4svp MuEluf. 1vtedv, suit.
, 1881-09-24

Special Uttpateh to Ths Chssdso 1SfhuHt
I}osroS, Mass, Sept 23,-'rhs Dostoii~buf-
falo eaio was brilliant one III spite OF the
poor tiutllng ut times OH both sides. Tho
l,on,u club won by hard batting In tbs third
Inning, WHEN five successive safe 'llts Esve
tllcn thu threg earned runs. The }utfaaos
made nMt SIX safe hits of Whitney, four Of
those. including one double, being tic work
OF Foley, wlto aIsu Malo all tho runs Of Ills
sldp Ilornutg dbl immensely In left-l[eld.
putting out ten mon, and having ulio asstst
..,,.l III orrors. Sau, Wright played tn place
OF l]arnes, who has breM suspended for poor
playing, aid he proved weak spot III tho
field. l,ur.l0ck lid his side In batting, maxi
lug tllroe safe hits out Of four ttMes at but.
:;sS Hs!;:;S s%S;s':- - =:
Earned ruiis-fiostnl, !.
l3nse.hits-isostn,l. II; Buffalo. @.
I'wtr haso hit--FUscy.
Errors.-tiDstnh. 9; nuhul0, g.
Ttrco.tnsp t-Whltugy.
Left on bnses-~11oston, &; nuifalo. 0:
Fistt base oil crrutt-l3oston. :; nntfalo, q.
stsikos sa c.tilc.l -Whitnoy, IL; Calvin, Ii.
double pnya--I3ostou,
Pissed bllls-llen.luy, i.
Wild p!tchcs-W WhItnuy. l.
TI,nu-Oh0 hour and thttty.tve minutes.
Misunderstanding.
, 1881-09-24
tirsh .VagrAht second, Surge third. Time,
,l1,, L. tho o, steoples!,sse short course, Kytty
DntchMun third. Time. 2:5tj4.



YOUNGSTOWN, T., Sept. 4,.-TIle unfinished
4-year-1ld roit race was wos, III tl,ree strnglit
heats by Fanny Wilkes. Time, 2:t9t9. a:4d.
9:4b. The 2:+o class, pacing, was won by
Princess. Time, go, ~, a:Et The a:H
cnss WIS won by lrnudy i,0y. 'rtinc, 2: :331{,
2:e'. 2:;G1. The frer.for-.tlt was won by
onaWa. TInc a:2a7, 2:2'A, a:3bl1.
three, WAS Won by Ettcu. 'rlno. 22@s3, a:s3,i4
RACES HERE TODAY,
4 great days amusement will 10 offered
by tue management Of tha Driving Park tllls
afternoon, four Interesting races being ol, tho
program. Tho principal event will ofcoursc
bo the twcnty-nila contest between, Miss
E'ni!la Jewett, Ut Minnesota, aiai Miss 1isl!c
tilrse trutt!nK races lHrU been Arra,9etl, Fl!
that the citlre NfMrt1onil Will l>o occupied
with sport; 'rhe raees VIII co,n'neiMe
ston fco VIII bo Only % cents large atteti-
nnce should be secured. The program Is rs
FIRST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. c1Ass-rRor1lxa.
II. rhr,ne onters b. nj. kntc FioEl'a-
W!!a,n n'et i,"ne en.ers tb. :. :. T. West.
r. wtneman entors br: M. Eyn 9praa.1o.
SECOND RAcE-TAz GRAND EQuEsTnlEssH cox.
Twenty miles for q, e,5oo, between Miss Emma
Jewett. q Minnesota. aud Atlss net!o Cook, Of
Thia raoo wili commence Mt 3 o'clock prc.
cIseIy,
THIRD nAcE-Tno1T1S1-ran .:35 CLASS.
Ws,d hGr1Gs wsec s,sr* otft T. G5spa f. sSy s unn
r. i. Fitch cntors blk. Z. Higla.
William DhrftdK enters -"-,
+. Wanetnan enters hr. tn. Mnttlo Price.
FOuRTH ttACE-ron nESTLEMEN's K0Ap-1lOnsEs.
A.. II. FkNfnOjluHn% PHtrrH TleNrnn.
, 1881-09-24

The Races commence at = o'clock pres
risely.
Madison-st. cars direct to the track gates.
Admission, 90 Cents.
, 1881-09-24

ST. Lofts, No., Sept. @i.-Trickctt tho
Australian scullor, acculnpnnie1 by hls
traIaer, Harry Keller, arrived here this
morning, and will practice Mt creve Csrnr
Lake TOMORROW for match with rlaisteu un
the 8ttl prQx.
, 1881-09-24

MISCELLANEOUS.
REEEt&ra AMI HttfpMENTH OF GRAIN.
1aeoeIpts at lake porta for tho weuk ending
Sept. II, lGSl:
, 1881-09-24
PROVIDENCE VS.. CLEVELAND.
9na.fai fIshdfrh In 1hx Ehfta0t 1titntk.


8p.etai UisnateA to 7hs Cateaas TRIBUNE.
PnoylpENcE, r. l., Sept. e9.-Only 400 peo-
pla Witnessed .otiay's game. Mccormick
was battel freely, nl,d WIS supported vury
poorly, t;lnsseock and Bradley ,naklng eight
errors bstweon them. Tho visitors were very
slow ut tic bat Until tic seventh tnttlng,
when they managed to bunch fonr hits,
which, with four errors, gave ttseln tllfec
runs.
inAf}HrS-
rrovIionco."..,... ,....,..9 ~: 00a -
EHfnei rutl1--lrprIiDnco. ri
liase htts-t'sovi4etee. 4; Cievc!1nd. =,
Two-baau hlts-yosk, o!l1Igan, ltdbonrn,
Shutter,
First baau OH bas-shnlTer. llra1tcy..
F1tst base on erross-1'rovldGncc, u; Glove
land, l..
Httt'es 1'!tIFas5S' Penny n, ,cfo,m,c a.
Htr!KuA onllal--l!nuhnurn. rs; AGCorlnltk. H.
Double rlars-sAutrr.o olasacock, nrudley-
GlasscGNk- Phillips.
PAasud batls-tlapp. ].
Tlmo-0po hour dnl MY nlnut0s.
UMptru-DUoschpr.
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MATERIAL MIXTURE.

This Fertilizer is known in all parts of the county
having been extensively used. and claim with bet
ter result to money expended than any in market as
attested by the fine crops of Thornton Berry, ESQ.,
Capt. j. S. Lambert, Abraham Coffman, c. d
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STAR PHOSPHATE.

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wishing reliable article at a low price, used by
John B. Karcofe Mt. Scion: wheat weighing 64l%
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
diocesan SCHOOL OF VA.,)
STANTON, VA.
Mrs. Gen. j. E. B. STUART, PRINCIPAL,
Mrs. Stuart will be aided by an efficient and full
corps of Teachers, and advantages in dW DEPART
mentS unequaled. The aim of the Principal is to
make teaching thorough and TO promote in every
way the best condition of body, mind and soul:
The next session begins Sept. 10th, and continues
nine month Terms reasonable, with home COM
forts
DAY PUPILS:
Tuition in Primary Department., $27 90
g " Academic g. So 90
90 COLLEGIATE g As 20
Contingent Fee. 200
For further particulars apply to the Principal.
july1 3m
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COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
PorTsTowN, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA

THIRTY SECOND annual session opens Septen-
Der 18th. 1881. On Philadelphia & Reading r: R.,
Staunton by Shenandoah Valley r. r. with strict
connection. Fen, comforts. parental discipline
and thorough work; elegant buildings and all con-
veniences, large grounds and location well known
for beauty and health Special terms for Southern
pupils. The Misses Butler who will leave Mt. Me.
redan inst before the opening of the school, will
take charge of any pupils and will furnish catalo
CUES on application; Reference to the following
county II. B. Harnsberger and DR.. g. W: Kemper,
Port Republic, Va. OF to Jas. s. Craig, Mt Meridi
an GEO. Il. BUTLER, A M,
iuly29 Ct Principal.
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A UGUSTA MALE ACADEMY.

A UGUSTA MALE ACADEMY.
The next session of this Institution commences
the 18th day of September 1884, and closes the 10th
day of June following. Prepares for University and
college. or fits boys for immediate entrance upon
the duties and responsibilities of life Located in
the Valley of Virginia, 100 feet above sea level in
an intelligent and refined community and REMOY,
ED FROM THE VICES AND TEMPTATIONS
INCIDENT TO OUR CITIES AND LARGE TOWNS:
Modern languages taught by native OF France and
a graduate of a German University
For tuition IN ALL BRANCH ES, board, washing,
fuel and light, $3.50 per session. POSITIVELY NO
EXTRAS. For catalogue containing full particulars
CHAS. S. ROLLER, Principal.
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I'm SEPTEMBER 18TH 1881. Misses E. Florence
" Phillips and Salie X. West, vii reopen their
TEaNs-$l,5o 70 $500 per mouth, according to
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DOANOKE COLLEGE,
o. SALEM, VIRGINIA.
TWENTY-NINTH SESSION BEGINS
SEPTEMBER 7tIl.

Classical, Scientific, Elective and Preparatory
Courses, French and German spoken in classroom.
Library l6 900 volumes Instruction thorough, and
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Address. SECRETARY OF FACULTY.
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CTAUNTON FEMALE SEMINARY! :

CTAUNTON FEMALE SEMINARY!
viii open its TWELFTH session on
the LIST Monday Of September.
The Principal refers with pleasure to the past rec
ord of the Seminary TO establish the fact that it is
NOT SECTARIAN!
that it has effectually controlled the great evil of
Extrayagant Dressing in schools; that its board
is good, its instruction thorough, and its discipline
unsurpassed
ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE DOLLARS
Covers All Expenses For FIVE Months in Literary
Department.!
RB- Send for Catalogues to the Principal
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DEBECCA BELLS Ex'OR VS.. LOGAN TURN
IL Err AND ALS.-In pursuance Of a decree of
the Circuit Court CT Augusta County, entered June
10, 1851 in this cause shall proceed at my Office in
Stanton on Friday Sept s, 1881, to take: state
and settle an account of the transactions Of Geo. F.
Hoover. as Executor of Rebecca Bell decd.
JOS. A. WADDELL COm'r.
aug 12-4t
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TOWERS SELECT HIGH SCHOOL.
july Ism

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
LEXINGTON, VA.
Supplies, by a well arranged Curriculum, full
studies for an Acddenoic Degree; and makes lib
eral provision for the special instruction of the Ciu
other Industrial pursuits. The superintendent has
been unable to meet the demand for graduates
upon remuneratiye offers-aS Engineers.
Address,
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AMMONIATED DISSOLVED BONE.
This article is what its name mplies-Bone, or
Animal Matter, treated with Suph. Acid. It gives
universal satisfaction 1t has strength and purity.
is IN excellent mechanical condition, and in many
instances has the preference Bone not dissolved
trial ' " -
80 Guaranteed Analysis: Available Phosphoric
Acid: 10 per Ct; Available Bone Phosphate, q per
Gu; SOL fhOSDhorlc Acid, per cent. Equal to Sol.
Bone Phosphate II per Ct; Ammonia az to per
CT Potash will be added if desired.
And furnish at the lowest market prices:
Nitrate of Soda, Sulph. Potash, Muriate of
Potash, Sulph. Acid, Sulph. Magnesia,
Acid Phosphate, Dissolved Bone
Black, Etc. Also stock of
S. G. Dissolved Bone Sol. Sup. Phosphates.
All Goods Sold Under d Guaranteed Analysis.
P. B. SUBLETT & SON,
AGENTS,
adg56t Staunton Va.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-08-19
r e. GRAHAM.
F E R T [ L / Z E r s.

AUGUSTA tBONE} WHEAT FERTILIZER
This Fertilizer contains solid Bone body and is
especially recommended for Grass, has been used
two years with splendid results by John Geary and
J. c. Hulvey, near Staunton.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-26
Carson Viewed From Italy.

The Trenton Herald is little eight.
column paper, published on board the
flagship "Trenton," at present stationed
at Castelar, ire, Italy. 1t is edited by
Edward Paul Duffy, and reaches this
Office monthly. Some time ago the
APPEAL made notice of the Herald,
which it copies under the following
head, "The Herald in the Rocky
Mountains" and adds:
"The Carson APPEAL is a welcome
California exchanges and is published
right over the spot where the big bonan-
III mines pour forth their three millions
of dividends Il month. In spite of its
metallic surroundings, the paper cares
nothing for wealth, and although its
editor came to the country when he
might have bought good locations for
a mere song, he is still poor" The
odd mixture of truth and fiction in he
above makes it specially interesting
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-26
Meat Shipping.

The Winnemucca SHuer State learns
from a reliable source that company
has been organized for the purpose of
shipping dressed beef and other meats
from Winnemucca to San Francisco.
The company consists of practical men,
who have money enough to carry on
the business on Il large scale. The ca.-
tie will be slaughtered and shipped to
market in refrigerator cars. Winnie
Inucca has superior AL vantages for the
business. 1t is the principal cattle ship
ing station i'm Nevada, the annual ship
ments of live stock ranging from 10000
to 81, 900 head. 1t is probable that ar
ragements will BE- m lde in a few weeks
to commence operations on an extensive
scale.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-26
TOTTINGS

| The "lnarizer" man will never need
| any cappers when he nears g faro game
| The "bouncer'' il the man needed for
that special contingency.
Wal Tuska, ex-president Of the "a
NOUS club of Democratic fighters and
fire-eaters, was in town yesterday, and
although the tail of his coat wasn't far
from the ground, no one had the temer-
ity to tread on it.
Glenn Berry's trial in the Police
Court yesterday drew large audience.
He was charged with an attempt to kill.
After hearing considerable conflicting
Testimony the jury disagreed.
The Enterprise of yesterday contains
an article Oh memhranous Group, its
causes and cure. wi.icl should be read
by every one. Keep sweet oil aud
within easy retca and when
4 child Is attacked mix the oil and
on a piece Of flannel, place it
On its chest and keep it there until q
regular physician can arrive.