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FROM THE ARMY,
Later from Mexico
TAMPICO TAKEN WITHOUT FIR.
ING A GUN.

The Squandrsn under Com. Perry, says
the n. o. Delta Of the 10Th arrived off Tam
pico on The l4ih inst. A messenger with d
flag was Immediately sent on board The Com.
modore's ship Offering In The name Of the
authorities the surrender of the CITY.
About 400 men-salors and Mariners
were then sent ashore from the squadron
who look and hold possession of the place
without firing gun. Some five or six gun
boats were seized and, as far as found avail.
able, incorporated with the squadron.
After making such arrangements as the
case rendered necessary, Com. Perry. on
board the U. 8. steamship Mississippi, sail.
ed for New Orleans, touching at the Brazos
where Lieut.. Anderson was lauded 10 inform
the U. S. authorities there of what had trans
PRED.
The Commodore reached N. o. on the 90
Health Of the squadron good.
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By Magnetic Telegraph for the New York
Tribune
BALTIMoRE. Nov. 22-10 p. nj

BALTIMORE: Nov, 22-l0 L. NJ
ExPLosroN-GALK AT THE SoUTH.-Beaty's
powder mills, eight miles from the city, ex-
plodcd this morning. Five men were blown
10 atoms. 1t is stated that no less than two
tuns Of gun powder were in the building
all Of which exploded almost nstantaneously.
The conclusion was tremendous. The
whole surrounding country and the city oil
Baltimore were violently shaken. as il by an
earthquake. Furniture and earthen and Chi
ma were ratIled in every dwelling
The high wind of 10 day has DELAYED the
Southern mail. We have despatch from
Washington reporting the steamboat having
The mail on board aground in the Potomac,
lie gale having driven the water out of the
river. No maiilell Washington this NOR
ming fer the South; owing 10 the low stage
Of The water and the gale. Nothing of i'm
portancc in the Western mail.
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OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.
From the Washington Union Of Saturday
evening
U. S. Steamer 'Spitfire,'
Before the Town of Tampico,
Nov. IA, 1916.

U. S. Steamer 'Spitiire,' }
Before the town of Tampico,
Nov. IA, 1916.
SIR:-I have the honor to inform the De
pariment that entered the river of Tampi
CO this morning with all the small vessels o.
the squadron and strong detachment OF
seamen and mariners from The Cumberland
Mississippi st. Mary's,' princeton and
'PorPoise,'
On my arrival at the city. | was met BY a
deputalion from the citizens, offering the
surrender Of the place on condition that their
Laws, Institutions and Property should be
respected.
will hold The place as long as DO ssibIe
It's Importance requires that garrison OF
five or six bundled men should he sent to oc.
cupy 1t as soon as possible. To obtain this
object, have despatched Commodore Perry
10 Matamoros, 10 make arrangements with
General Patterson 10 have q force here with
out delay.
As deem it important that The Mississ
ppi should sail without delay, must defer
more particular statement 10 another op-
portuuity. =
| have the honor 10 be, very respectfully.
your obedient scrv't, ID CONNER. Com
manding Home squadron.
Hon. j. EMdsOn, Sec. ofhe Narg, Hash
iRgfon.
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INSTALLED, Mt Phtsford, gu the ~ inst.
over the Congregational Church and Society
IN that place, Rev. Charles Walker lmplo-
ting the blessing and reading tho scriptures.
Rev. Il. s. Cushmnn Of Orwell. Introducro-
ry prayer, Rev. c. Taylor OF Chntenden, who
had been installed al that place on the 9ay
previous, Sermon, Rev. A. Walker of West
Rutland, Consecratins prayer. Rev. T. a.
Merrill, ID. ID. of MiddIebury, Charge, Rev
MIR. Chase Of Brandon, Right hand of Eel
lOwship, Rev. ]. Steele Of Castleton. Adj
dress to the people, Rev. l.. Jones OF Clareu-
don Concluding prayer, Mr. Chase.
INSTALLED, in Brau1on, on the Sd inst.
Rev. Moses Chase, over the Congregational
Church and Society. Imploriug The bles-
sing and reading the scriptures, Mr.. Walker.
Introductory prayer Mr.. c. Walker. Ser
mon, DR.. Merrill, CoGsecrarius prayer, Mr.
Jones, Charge, Mr. Steele, Right Hand, Mr..
Taylor. Address to the people, Mr.. Cushman.
Concluding prayer. DIR. Merrill,
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STORM ON LAKE ONTARIO.
Communicated for the Tribnn

Steamer Rochester, OswEoo, Nov. 90, 1916.
Another terrible tempest swept across the
Lake, lashing the clear waters 10 madness,
and driving the frail barks OF men Ike slave
~ before the diffusion of intelligence For
tunately we were in The Noble Genesee Riv-
er, having gone there for the last time this
season. We could neither see nor feel much
Of il but saw enough Of il TO be assured that
the Rochester was more safe under this
protection than if outside. Several vessels
have been beached and dismasied. We came
down yesterday morning 10 this place and in
the afternoon lowed in large vessel with
both masts gone-some 10 or IL are ashore
above here-twC in this harbor have gone a
shore will be total wrecks. One of them is n
large timber bark which was dismantled du-
ring Ihe Oct. gale and remained out, drifting
at the mercy of the waves Cor three days
and nights. Most ofthe steamboats, laid up
about the LIST cfthe month.
Yours, &c
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him by calumnies affecting his public char
acter. The most spacious saloon in the City
was selected and filed by the most suhstan-
tial men Of the city to ever flowing. Several
distinguished invited guests were present.
The banquet was superb and the speech Of
Mr.. Webster, three and a half hours lopr
1888 -'S 'N"6r
was excellent and received with f4eopen,
bursts OF Haptufous applause. Something
more may be seen about Hext week.
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ENERGETIC WAR MOVEMENTS
PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 92.-SP. NJ.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 92.-SP. NJ.
Advices from Havana 10 the 18th inst, re-
ceived at New Orleans, states that nothing
has yet been done under the letters of mar
que and naturalization which Mexico has
rent there for sale. The U. S. steamer Mis-
sissippi. Com. Perry left New Orleans on
The 2lsl with detachment of so men and
the guns ana munitions Of war belonging to
the State of Louisiana, rendered for the use
of the United States by Governor Johnson.
General Brooke is prepared TO take the re-
sponsibilily Of dispaiching TO Tampico any
amount Of troops Thar may be deemed nee
essary TO its defence, and Gen Jessup is far
lhering this important object with alacrify
in his department. About 600 men will
soon have been sent from New Orleans 10
guard the captured city.
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CALAMITY repulsed, and Lieut.. PaIker's party
oi % men killed so lancers in defending them
selves, Letters have been received making
an apology for The Mexican troops who at
tackled Parker. alleging that they were not
aware of the truce. or terms upon which com.
Perry had desisted from firing upon the fowl.
On the same authority il is said that the loss
Of life and property during the first part OF
the bombardment was absolutely i.ightiul,
Nothing is said of the final bombardment,
when hundred more shots were fired.
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PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS.
Philadclphia. Nov. 29-S Pm.

Philadelphia, Nov. 29-S PM,
From Harrisburgh learn that fourteen
companies have rendered their services to
march 10 the seat of war. The Wyoming &
Pottsvillc companies and these commanded
by Heron and Hay tn Piusburg, have been
officially notified. A final designation is to
be made on Tuesday. OF those from the
city, the Mono Guards, Capt, Small, the
philadelphia Light Guards, Capt. Bennett
and Jefferson Guards, Capt. Morehead, are
expected to be notified tomorrow
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Al. C. PERRY

DEATH OF LIEUT.. PAREER.-This young
officer whose death through treachery al the
late storming Of Tabosco. is much deplored,
for his gallaniry is much commended. Tie
Picayune has been informed by an eve wit
ness that when The prize vessel wlf7ai he
commanded was ashore and attacked by an
overpowering force Of Mexicans. they were
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Iowa ELECTION. The following letter
from The Chicago Democrat is the latest
news we have seen in reference 10 the result
in Iowa. The Democrat says-'The follow
Ing, nom prominent Iowa Democrat, looks
bad for the two Senators from that State II
the latter rests with the independents Gov.
Dodge, who is Regular in every sense OF
the word, or any good Democrat, stands no
chance for the Senate.
Independents in Iowa are like 'Solts' IN
Missouri, Haeites in New Hampshire, Con-
serva,ives in New-York, or Porsupines in
Illinois,
DUBUoUE. Iowa, Nov. 6. 1876
My dear Sir-The Wings in Iowa caught
US mapping We have elected our Govern
or, but the presumption is they have beaten
us. Much depends on the two independents
as they seem TO hold the balance ofPower-
IL is generally thought they will act in con-
cert with the Wing party. five lose The
State. We die 4, the hands oCihe veto
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GO The WEBSTER DINNER at Philadel-
phis came of in splendid style On Wednesday
last. 1t was given in testimony Of the grari-
iioation of his friends in Philadelphia for bis
triumph over desperate attempt TO crash
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Awful Calamity!
TOTAL LOSS OF THE STEAMER
ATLANTIC AND MANY LIVES.

TOTAL LOSS OF THE STEAMER
ATLANTIC AND MANY LIVES.
The New London Morning News Of yes
terday gives the following heart rending in
tclligence:
Our worst fears are more Than realized
The awful gale of Thursday in which the
splendid steamer Atlantic was driven ashore
has brought sorrow and sadness 10 many
hearts.
This day, at half-pas2 o'cloek. the siea-
mrr Mehegan returned fFera The same wrecl
where she went this morning al about o.
clock She has brought up twenty two dead
bodies.
AS was previously surmised, part of the
Ailantic's machinery gave out on Thursday
nighi-ihe stcaRr box burst shortly after she
left New Lon,.on, being wrenched apart by
The heavy sea and letting go her anchor. she
driiled TO urrhla quarter of mile OF Fishers
Island slfore-where she was riding Al an
rhhr when the Mohegan went down 10 her
OH Thursday noon.
This (Friday) morning at hall past tour
she went ashore, and has gone entirely 10
pieces.
The persons who lost rhcir lives, did SO in
attempting TO get on slisrc.
The following are the names Of some Of the
persons lost:
Capt. Duslan OF the Atlantic.
DIR. Haslin, OF the Navy,
Lieut.. Norten, Of the Army.
n clergyman named Armstrong.
}ohn Walton. Mrs. Jane Walton:,,and their
children, John, James, and EIanor Jane, all
one family. from West Newburgh. for Penn
sylvania. [Ro3en Vine and Jacob Walton
Of the same family saved.
The following are the names of such OF
the crew lost ia we have been able 10 ascer-
tain; John Gleason. Thomas GeLney, Mich
nel Dougherty, Charles Riley, and John
Macfarlcn.
The following, also. is a list of persons
whose bodies have been removed from the
wreck:
Mcssrs. A. F. CoIIamore. J. NJ. We:son
G.. French, o. Pitts. and Miss Jordon, OF
Boston, and Mr.. Kimball and Mr.. Burbank
OF New York
The following are also recovered.
Mr.. w. b. Solace, of Bridport VT. and
Mr.. Cunningham. passengers in the train
from Boston, and Mary Ann Hilton. Sarah
Johnson, and Sarah Ruby. chambc rmaids.
Among the names of persons saved We
no ice that Of Mr.. Calvin Tloughlom. Bird
port VT.
The following is probably an accurate
SUMMARY OF the numbers lost and saved:
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p Call in ON BALDWIN
No. 7. Nichols, Bsadino.


lie is ready to take the PICTURES of
men, women and children, as fast as they
Will coms on, and fix them elegantly in Mo
rocco covers, where they will lust ioreve; and
this may safely be called the cheapest i'm
mortality yet heard Of.
@ Price one dollar and fifty cents.
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ALBANY. Nov. %

Hon. John Young, arrived in The city To-
day. We have Il rainy time the whole az
tofnoon. In consequence Of The moderate
weather, and this warm rain thee is some
prospect Of the canal again opening. There
is considerable produce locked in il which
lIle merchants are VERY anxious to get 10
market.
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ANOTHER TERRIBLE

STEAMBOAT DISASTER-About hir.
fy Hires Lost and frenzy fire or thirty Per
sons Scaided
A slip from The New-OrIeans Picayune
reports terrible steamboat accident which
occurred on the 21st Nov. about seven miles
below Natchez, in the bend OF the river, bv
which some iweBty or thirty lives were loci
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THE ATLANTIC-MORE PARTICU.
LARS.

The body o. Alderman Burbank of Brook
Ign has been brought 10 his residence in that
city. Among the bodies brought 10 Brook
Ign on Saturday was that of a Mir. Cassidy
Of Philadelphia, which was recognized by
Mr.. Whistler of Broomc-st. and by him Ia
ken 10 Philadelphia. Mr.. Kimba, OF the
firm of Spofford, Tieston &, Co. shoe deal
ers of this city, was. we regret 10 learn.
among the lost. Mr. kimbalI's body was
brought up in an extra train which arrived al
Brooklyn at 8 o'clock last evening. Mr.
Corrcl the ticket master Of the Long Island
RAILROAD Company, was charged with the
train, il being the return Of tho Express
which left Brooklyn on Saturday. He left
Norwich yesterday, Sunday, at half past IL
o'clock. and New-London soon utter. He
informs US. says tho Herald, that all the bod
les but one had been claimed by their friends
The Mohegan returned to Norwich about S
o'clock on Saturday evening with four addi-
fional bodies from the Island, (among them
Doctor Wetson,) three of whom were for
warded 10 Boston Yesterday.
Loss OF Rev. ME. ARMsrRoNG.-Thc
following is from the Newark Daily Advcr-
User Of Saturday:
n. Y. OBSERVER OFFICE,
Saturday, II o clock.
Mr. KINNEY: Ny Dear !Sir-Our lrie nd
and the friend OF man. the Rev. DIR. Arm
strong, is among the lost from the stea. .ler
Atlantic. Nor LOST! He died at his post.
offering the consultations Of religion 10 his
companions in peril and death.
He LETT Boston on Wednesday evening.
took the Atlantic below Norwich, and expec-
ted 10 reach home OH Thursday morning.
He spent The day OF Thursday. during the
gale, in preaching 10 the passengers and
praying with them, inspiring them with calm
ness and hope while all were looking for
ward 10 speedy wreck, and ii grave in the
deer.
When the steamer struck ground. pass
engers leaped overheard, TO make for shore :;
part were borne by the wave 10 land and 9th
ers. among whom was our friend, were
caught by the return waves. dashed among
the rocks ana were lost;
The melancholy intelligence was jus, now
communicated 10 his afflicted wife and chill
drcn, by Two ofIhe clergymcn Of this city
but who shall speak of the scene?
The deepest sympathy ard grief are ex-
pressed among numerous friends & gloom,
seldom seen even in the midst OF calamity.
perradus all hearts.
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List cfressels captured and destroyed during
the late expedition TO 1abasco, under
Enmmndnre NJ C. PERM

Commodore VI. c. Perry
Manned and sent in-American bark Coo
sa, and brig Plymouth; Mexican schooners
Telegraph, Laura Virginia, Tabasco, and
Armada. hcrmathrodite hrig Yunante. stear:-
ers Potrita, and Tabasqufo.
Burned-Mexican sloop Campeachy. brig
Rentville,to tow boat --schooner -.
Mexican slOop Desada returned TO the
captain in consequence Of his excellent
conduct when his vessel was attacked while
in charge OF Lieutenant William A. Par
ker.
Al. G.. PERRY.
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AZ Addison County Court commences
lis session this day, Judge Bennett Presiding
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Congress mer yesterday. December 9Th.
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Loss OF Rev. Nh. ARMsrRoNG.-Thc
following il from the Newark Daily Advcr-
User Of Saturday:
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CHRISTIANITY AsD WAE-There : good many
Of :hese pous lo-e-s Of g-rPo*sr who, somehow or Oh
xii insist upon tuning % The rerental Uniform WIZ.
pages OF the Bible and Testament To make man P1
;.calay the care Of Heaven they think It only BeceSsa
70 dress hin In rel clothes. PIT feather IN his e4 bali
cartridge IL his carouche bcx and uskei IN rs hand
And these foIkz-tEeyTe bean 1olnS u n ne s4oe q
Ca-7r,-. o-iv sek OF Two a-o-s!<ays give TIE glory
OF slaughter 20 HIS mat s1-ts IL battles Ato
50 according 70 these people the army OF sol-1
be IN army i:h f5.I;wo FOUNDERS and rocke- oTacs
Their Christianity Christianity tu5ir f-ng uPo1 one
knee Their Incense o- The ajax aoi -h &c ,-2k-
incense. but Charcoal and salt?etre.
On, sir Robert Harry Ing!is for irs:a1ce-~ho IN the
Home Of Commons SPEAK for P31s Ozf7-the was cutie
dszh:ea ;ha: the cor5rno1Geue. CT India had n;
much religion into the bulletin tha; published me ssnshts-
az rine thousand Skins ihsy cal en-. Thsy wc-s 81
Ie..ccordre 70 sir Eober;-no b. me cod ron Of The
English tsfantr but ~ heavenly host Ire b4yons;. N
truth did no, DO The work 70 it was he ae- swords o.
the angels, and praises were 10 % sung 70 them according
" And This IS the Christianity OF the Gd-s1> though
can't and I; in the New Te=tasnt- er-oIs MAGAZINE.
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rndenf1he Hudson.


Prod> and C9pHtry MereiaHdise drifting at s'- York
N.v7-sch;yIer's Albany Line Barge Brainard-
400 push corn w Schuyler; Il bs!s II casks hams
Eox :, Ps.eT 1ai bbls -four Bows {: Guiteau; !: do
/ ,,sis do beef Hiram Beck
c.,af pns, philadelphia McClain-27 So feet lumber
Ws,.rhnuse & Linn
Esw.yoyk and Troy Line. Barge Lady Clinton. 2
D.Li,-1GO bds iron kepys Breese g. Sampson: 1872 hf
blonros iron q Busting: 81 bbls beef T Hubbard
Chenery g. Co; 4s5 slaves 300 bds hoops Buchanan
% bdls bys paper Persse g. Brooks; 81 bdls do w
James: l6 bbls eggs Lechn; So bds scythes Hysop
Bros. Sc hys axes D Simmons; do goods Grosvenor
4 Co. II dozen bronns John Bacon: - boxes glass
prince "a bdIs sconns T. Brnedict Co. 81 bars iron
n Day;a & Co. : bbds "a bbls beer NJ p Read Z Bros
poo, zs,by- Gjlber,-1.0o bu.h corn y : Rossiler.
h'1' IsRni paaob 100. aa,. nan, i
oo's cHs8 osans : ~ 'nH az I'.o sip 49,,
eJ ne'' :, $3.50, S - ala ms CO.
boards CLAYTON pigs 9,iea apples poe zee
q u5 n d oo,s,nes Gjlhert oio do f51r
s"rSs,o sac (. Co
j;oat C;rnndv u Prosser-;3a bbls -four 25O DO John
R;ce
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BOARDING.

Mrs. z. SWAIN, lls:e OF Us.hias:oa.,,l hav-
Wing aGsa he large and Convenient soarf!pe House
No IS M1rrsT-; N-VrTok, prepared TO Accommodate
Transfer. and Permanent Bcssd-rs. reasonable prices
aud respectfully invites the consideration OF Der ecd and
the public
IN Inc vicinity Of business portion OF the c, and about
rsv between Broadway arc The North River S,ear1
boat I.ueinzs To the ooufori OF families Ell ss ind
uas the afran g-meus Of re house suitably adapted
Nsy-Yn-s. MAJ !. 1876. rlg7 lwis
II UaKDERS WANTED Two or Ihre- youu gmea
10 m the dry good business 10 board without led GEE
down town Pay viii BE- sEsn II ir.te. Please address,
a g. c. Tftuse Ofcs. VIII be ATTENDED 70. ry8 Sis
% OARD-Nsni-d IL private family, where lh=rr sr-
- Other bo4rters py Young Man. \ PLEASANT room
and mattress bed I'D h. rc r- Location p-GE Fulioa
- sad Of Hrosd~ay Address J. !. '. D. st ;h- O
hce. nJS -
k1OARD.-HandsoIs iarge rooms with psliries sud
ID broos Sc ioiui1 i required sGiIshs for Gentlemen
and their Wives, Single Geolemen Also. small
for Gentlemen Reference exchanged Apply at III
L-ons-c-i yearly opposite ihn Carlton oa--- my Ans
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PRovIsIoNs-Po-k remains inactive a. 50 12.ese
p and $40 IS. offered freely withou. buyers TIE
stock is estimated 1900 5000 obs and ia increas
ing fast large proportion Of the stock is Mesa. In
Beef we hear Of nothing Of importance doing Prime
nouinalIy Sass % Mess 81 5O0ss .. Beef Hams
Ss2Se according to quality Since The week came in
there have been sales Of 600 bbls Lard G. c6
cen.s the lover :or inferior. Cheese is firm and
plenty Sales d. 81 Butter I06lI cents fo-
Old. Farther sales . 900 Il Grease Batter FOX ezpor.
AZ ca nj certs
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General Notlfes.
IT Newly ork "

II" New-York Weekly Tribune.-Con,en,, FOR
Saturday. May s-PoETEY-song Of the Manchester Fac
Tory Cir Mary Howa. Address 70 the Hatchisson FAM
iiy-EDi-oEALs or Eesdi-y's Napoleon: License or 10
Liceuse The Dss,hPsnaityi The Wings ard the CoaTen-
ton Ea:1ralized and Ns.ive; England and tie Wigs
What about OreFer, Why Won't hey vote; AID many
smaller articles on various tuesctzHEws from Europe,
By Cambris From Mexico Rio Janero snd tn foreign
pors Foreign ard Domestic Correspondence o: Tie Tn
bure &c Lc-PoLiTcAL-R eturns from Connecticut tOf
aciaD; Virginia Election Delegates 70 The Convention
Congress 4c-MscELL.SEous articles oD The National
Medical Convention The Crest Fair at Washington; Ne
neurological Register 70! Aprl Proceedings OF III. y y
Leg.sa,ure The License Question. No XIII; Meeting OF
the New-York Farmers Club; WEEsTERs SPEECH Ell
wasbiagton The Public works and improvement; Pocy
of cur State Notices Of New Publications; Careful Seec
tons SID Geanings from various and variety o.
susn i,ens lc-CoNMEac1AL ISTELLleEScE-Produce
Stocks Money, Ca,le Market
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WATER POWER.

TO CAPITALISTS AND MANUFACTURERS,
rENHE only unoccup-d WsGer Power near he
Cy Of N-vY-Yors Is ~ De.ngie Falls Ul.t-r County,
snd which IS offered FOR or 20 lease on very u
bela G-Gs AM such quantities 10 suit appncsnE ne
Power is The whole dow o. lne Waikiki River, oi 200 Ees
IN ecgh nAiura rock dam OF - feet, being by sur
vey cubic feet OF pee hour ~ Its o"es 'ai
capable Of operating 10 .pln1!-s IN Inc Gesi ses'on
-cIsl - Of Inc Pai-riUn PO-rs Tue Access 10
Uashyiae good rOeGs rom Pou2hA=cpsir' moe
PARK Kingston EdtgY!-. Steamboats, ran QaiIy ~
y.hin TX n-s OF ID. Fa- CHS are lAsn a. lo|
rsle. IL me Winter -r. daily communication ~ 'he
nroya and build 40 rps nsuu4cr1rnE interest the Df0-
..or. would be willing putin t-e aoe o l'ir prop
cry D4shyl- consisting Fact9f? bal.IlDz' 9i,1
vtiisg. Lots a. fsr y4gsion Ard ~ OId sac STOCK Tor
,.voIhfrs OF l- The Buildings are one foafs5ry
cotton FACTORY OF ..Or- t3by InH Win $40 'pinds Ana
y pos-r loom, operation oGe ih-sr-'-Iry "ocl-a
g.r.gr - by -, ,st machinery on- 81 aiu an lH-
mr. .hr-..lory Boarding h1u.-. VI soG-, 81 by ~
..-r D.-irg Houses. Stor. Cotton House, Dye House
Wz,. DO Stables Sheds, Slack,Inith. sh2c 1r tof af-
her particulars Apply 10 OEOHoi Il EEt,
'rasf-s-