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VBJo THE BEAUTIFIERS OF THE COM
Il XInN.-SI IIEIk INING LLLIGACA wv

EAU DIVINE DE VENUS AND NYMPH SOAR. composed Of
Eastern onuea Discovery surprising efficacy fo rendering the
SKIN SOFT ANBFAIg Wen as impaung DELICATE ROSE
ATK nue. the complexion.
A. creator and eonseTvator distinguishing charm
Of fcmic Iovclness Transparent fair skin JULES ADELS
RYMPH SOAP OR EAU DIVINE DE VENUS may be said TO
ert power Composed for the part OF the
Oriental plants all mineral atN
tire sdsnruhed incidentally extremely bland purifying
and spothng and the and
minute seertory vessels e1qe Impurities from the surface, al
Inflammation, and by this method alone
efrctuay Teinc puplr' cckes snbufn AMI
other uns rhty inmea ae ov, lines
Its use change bilious complexion OF radiant
vhiieness hands and besows ueica
~ aud fairness continued will baPpy protect with
every youthful advanced periods
Of life. For sale; wholesale aud retail, by
JULES HAUEI.
Practical Chemist and PeuImer,
40 Third street below Chcsnut.
And by my Agents !. Ginter Duval Purcell puyaL
nnpur.rc Main street Zahrsson. DoTnin McQucen Broad
stre, Redmond Corning Bragg Thomas q Co. Petersburg
aud most an the Druggists through tn Union. - -
Do Premiums awarded al The Fnnsln Institute
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l+NLulp EXTRACT OF wliAHOO. for The
= ra-r ~ Hasfrri ss -fsasarr Ifgl~ .t8l4 4sd 9sf,s
Ihs Meene Is prepared from the bk whahoo an ndl
r'u0us shrub growing the states Illinois Indiana and IA,
been USED with thv dscascs very o. lin
rushei Phys OF Philadelphia extensive practice
g'' experience 90 ' Profession, AMI whose ,nu,
TO The highest degree OF credit and speaks At in Tie
highest te'ms->eo his ec' cov,rns bottle For by
"a f-@ot } II El'>TAtE son.
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KENT, KENDALL " ATWATER,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers,

LEAVE in store, and are now receiving their
stock OF British. and American Dry Goods, for the
f trade comprising unusually large and extensive variety
which Will be they bought market IN
ard 10 which respectfully the attention Of
trade KENT, hENDALL@ AIWhihN-
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RUBERT NOTr

House sign Painter aud Glazicr
Merit % ETeASsre Bssk ReAHosd, TtrrtHha
received supply Paints Oils Copel and other
Vanishcs brushes and blenders An assor
American Window Glass from Stlo TO
all which dcsrous or wors up on the
MOI reasonable
supply OF Soap Stone Paint for sale low,
p-rior NAH for Tin orr hInRcd Roof. RN.
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40 MORE WHITE. GRAY ORRED HAIR

rencdy Which enhances considerably the beauty and
appearance that kd
a. pleasing eiconi the-e defects To
wished the
ftnr property It's 70 ~ El.S VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR
DYE which ths proprietor with justice state b. bcyon. any
kind know any other country
prop, powerful This
wonder. enables ppf,sns dye uauaurOusy
the lea- For changing red
whiskefs eyebrow. black
slightest ql,uccs
altogether harmless THE composition the
ry the Chemistry indebe
gfadauons Of without
has usthcd she liberal patronage and unlimited
pubic- Il black required. boz y, II brown,
bnI mafksdH
Por zAe wt,o.senls and retail by JFLEg HAZEL
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ERcnch,. Mrhicincs.

Accompanying re above Work az. The Rem s r n. vl,
das crii therein and which are peeb,I Tor the sam
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]. h. EUSTACE u son

Id ESpEC If lIL1 solicit the merchants OF
Virginia. trading passing through Richmond TO examine
thsf stock Drug Dye suf They
prepared Inducements they think viii make hhcir
inrrc-,to eondnr dealings this place
Ginseng eo,wal Falsccd exchange TOT goods at
~. a..
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MUSIC.
FOR CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR,
10 NE HNU AT
Il. Ill. Il AI RS

- n
To BE HAD AT
Il. ii. TAYL 0R'S
PfANo FORTE wARE-Roou AND MUSIC
saloon, 100, Min Street, corner OF iith.
WIS, said r. looking round him. " this is
indeed comfortable" "out isvariAhc custom repli
heH BODY sits down with cnioy The Christmas and
Come my boy the Up he~ the bright sparks a.
the logs were s'rcd and the deep ch glow
' Ienc'faed into the faThest oom
cheerful tint
Come said W, "a sone-a Christina. song IN give YOU
one IN default of better. ~Rravo -a p Pin up cred w
ut will b. two hour. before you see N. bottom OF the bowl
through the deep rich color ~ ouBd-and
now 20. w, song Thus siyips the merry old gentleman.
Words by Boz" ~ Ma. ,v pn
Amer witch OF III, yal eomr,pv ,unv numhc, NJ
-ongs, among which following
, MERRY OLD CHRISTMAS.
MERRY CHRISTMAS HOME
Song and Chorus. bv w,u,,,
the OLD AND NEW YEAR.
banad' by knight
the NEW YEAR CONES
Words by J. D. Philips. Music by }. X. kn.s ht
"a'ad' tde ssl BY knight
A RECORD OF NEW BOOKS
IN TAs BODY a. Mod The H. or an. p.ly II, relation ID,
the Mind ny George Moore Member OF the Royai Cocsc
Q, rHs''ans' Se Forming No 90 HarPen' New Miscellany
Ta f~'raHt by Sir Francis Head, Bart one volume limo
~ tsf irts. considered with the Application
OF svnS'-~h numerous Ergnvings. By Jacob REcow, NJ
u trois1r ct Mate'a Nc flea Harvard University
's % Hdo- asd Jr'se Parental Guide
Vision ard Virtue, Designed young persons either
selected mainly irom The Writings rhyS
hlNcS JHrfHt tenPaHian The
side Reader consisting ami Biographical Anecdotes
ana selections n Poetry by the Rev. }. L. Blake D. u soc
Nos iss-'s Harptrs Illuminated Shakespeare. sSc
heHs'H tfssec Another Edition published Hapcrs
NASH 4 woODHoUsE
Book sellers and dealers ano FORTS. Music. &C.
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A RECORD OF NEW ROCKS

kNNENiNt. pHE>NES.-Nr have hand. n beautiful
- assotincnt o tic above goods as-EmbioIeted and
shaded Iarrt'rs white and eord embroidered Rab's; plain
white aud co1urri TaTrons Harcsrs also beautiful asn
meii OF white Md Gloves nj
2. LArnROr \ VAN pEURsENs,
jaa No 81 Main street
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'or wholesale and retail. by JULES uAURL,

No 90 = Third scci. below CIesuut PHla.
And ~ my Agents. II Giuer Duvai & Purcell Duyal
Duquosnc. Main street. Ilcrs-on uprnuE McQucru Hr1ld
street Rchmon5 chs Corning RaEE Thomas Co. PeiefJufz
AMI most an the Druggists through Che Union.
pr Bcware of Countcrts Ask Tor JULES HAUELs We
GErABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE" you ic genuine article
g1rN premium awarded az the Ffansn Institute. -
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TO THE pIIRIJC

= =, " 7 III 7 z bIINl.
/ hAN r. 4 superior article Of Brushes from 90
lsrs 7tIclcs
errctah
Nh Iad hard 10 beat segs from to 500 b,
ih' above articles are % selection.
ouny gentlemen would DO wei Ia call and examine the,e
goods and Judge FOR themselves ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop, Main street
Nsrtt lnttrf ,fn4 Eel.
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Itrrs tfry TO W.T..
H- f'smtof-i that rn m 20 Day Of tanua isf5 before
ihr slfc nicr, Justice ~ sid ard
city aorc~ld personally app. irrd Esurdt n C,c,s and
NTH "n 'hr Hoy EuuFsy of Almighty God That ue matters and
frf go for above anurrcd Cerncae ua nni
suited Fwofn f,nrc JRSsE CiHUD, J. T..
This Publication should the eye o. any who, To- the
dcon md fudone attendant youth should have brought
on bu any Of hc evil alluded above 10 fch The Pfenfh
Doctor oeu be pcd the most Asorah' sery
TIE bseve That b. has he Of femeynF their feurs
and NJ pbttnnz Tor them charge required
JC Rrmember hr Er ~ he French Medical ilou-r, 10
.outh Iciefs street. "a two before The hous
Advice daily from % a. IN 90 ~.
Baltimore Ffpt ~. 1876 H.
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AG ENCY
FOR "EIIASON'S" WOOLLEN FACTORY
SUPERIOR YARNS

Oh sac. CHESTS fINE C,NPowDER TEAs,
~ itna,nF aul rf sits ~
no3 bAVrSpUHT ALLEN 4 60.
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The following members have arrived since our last
Senate Geo. M. Dallas, Vice President of the
United States; Mr.. Crtenden, OF KY; and Mr.. Atchi-
son, of Mo.
House of Representatives. -Messrs Henry, Colamer,
and Hail. of VT; Messrs Got and White, of N Y; Mr.
Brady, of Pa; Mr. Peaslee, of N H.; Mr.. ]. A. Black,
of S. c.; Mr.. j. W. Jones, of Ga Mr. French, Of KY;
Messrs Cathcart, Petit, Robinson, and Rockh of Ia
Mr. Richardson, of ILL.,; Mr. Jameson, of Mo-; and Mr.
Winthrop of Massachusetts
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There will now be political calm of six months, when
another fierce contest will commence. The democratic
national convention will probably assemble the 4th
July next, and In the mean time the democracy should
keep up organization and be prepared the call OF their
country render it service We triumph in ISls
and all we to make it is Observation-Disclosures
Free Press.
That's fact, Mr. Free Press We must and pa Fri.
umph in 1S4S ii we have proper organization of ou
forces and nows the time TO commence the good work
Let us arouse, organize and fight them in earnest Ohio
will do her duty. Mark that-Ciepeiand DAILY Times
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The Hon. John Y. Mason, Secretary of the Navy,
panied by Commodores Warrington and Smith, arrived
town Monday night, of inspection of the navy
yards and public works.
They visit the Brooklyn navy yard dry DOCK &C..
then inspect the the stocks for the govern
ment lines on the Atlantic and Pacific.
They also contemplate visiting the eastern navy yards
and docks.--Jonrnai of Commerce.
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A LEGITIMATE EFFEcr-Capt Reid, of Missouri, wing
member of the legislature of that State, who volunteered
the with Mexico finding the wings taking part against
their country his return home has renounced all
nexion with them and out patriotic democrat.
baltimore 6rpps
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EpRAruM-In the article signed ga Soldier of the War
of 1872 in the place of Fort Morris read Fort Mimms
will be recoleced that the of 1872 England had in
duced our red raise the tomahawk and the scalp
ing knife against innocent and children and
Fort Mmms now the State of Alabama, had been cap
tured by the halfbreed Creek chief the notable Bill
Weae rford and the garrison composed of about 200
men, women and children, all murdered and among
whom and the neghborhood he had received his
education
Bill Weatherord gave himself up to General Jackson at
the treaty of Fort Jackson, which gave Alabama
glorious union States On that occasion Bill Weatherod
said to General Jackson: General here is Bill Weather
ford You are a brave man. General You have killed all
nv warriors | can't fight the brave of Tennessee
any more Do with you please" General jackson,
with that generous magnanimty inherent in his whole
character padoned him upon the condition he again
would raise his against white He the
perfect formed locked upon, and one Of the
handsomest-a perfect "Apollo Bevidere
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Sympathy for Italy.

We devote large portion of paper to the great
meeting in New York We give its proceedings, letters
address Pope Plus X and its speeches The heart Of
every American will sympathize with its spirit America
sends these greetings to Italy. young, and thriving
and free people sends her congraulaon to the Man Of
the Age who is striving to wake up the classic shores Of
that celebrated country and mpart to her the blessings Of
national independence and constitutional freedom Our
voice to cheer and encourage his efforts may not be in
vain We know that the blessing is worth the price
which it has cost u.s. We have srugged-we have shed
our blood for freedom. We have borne every privaon,
encountered every danger and the energy and perseve
rance of fathers have been amply repaid in the pros
pery of their children Italy has but to struggle in the
same manner and proud destiny awaits her, and all her
ancient glores may revive. And this will she owe,
der Providence, to the energy of Pope Plus TX.
We rejoice in this manifestation of the American sym
pathy 1t is worthy OF Rome, and worthy of America.
1t is to be hoped that will not terminate here but that
the coming Congress will bring the two countries nearer
together by diplomatic ties; and this will be another evil
dence of the sympathy felt by free and liberal people in
the struggles which Italy is making for national indie
pendence and constitutional freedom.
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So soon as the of the condenser was red
ono Of its heads was removed IN our presence and he
tubes, when examined, entirely free from any de-
& entertained that at Temperature Of feed water common
snrate with economy of fuel difficulty from the deposte
Of oeagnous matter in this instrument is not to be apPre
Regarding the particular performances Of the condenser
lied TOO confidently % general current Of the cold water
through the former instrument, whereas the
quite partial being but directly through narrowes part
the sides of hence the upper portion OF was
operative This feature clearly developed by the appl
cation of hand along the surface. while the effect OF il
apparent in the moderate condensation indicated by
attached mercurial gauge.
OF tho eyaporaor, its capacity was clearly shown the
facility with which the level of the i the boiler
could be raised through the space between gauge
for more than one-tenth Of the time. .
Immediately after the close of this trial. measures
taken effect dfused operation Of the cold water and
daphagms could be introduced between the tubes
to alter the Of the water. without mourning an i'm
circulate through tubes TO- effect
ed by the application of diaphragms in the open
each end OF the tubes Upon the completion OF this, II
further trial had Friday, the LIST instant when
era observations furnished the following:
Revolutions, ~ per minute.
Temperature of feed water, 1902 Fahrenheit.
Temperature of water 62o Sc
Compared with the ordinary method Of condensation,
vestgation and consideration OF the following points,
Evaporaon Pressures Consumption OF fuel Safety and du-
l.-EvAPoRArIoN.--Ord method.
Temperature Of feed ,Oater, 1909 Fahrsnheit.
Temperature of sensible and latent heats of steam 1922
Deduct temperature of feed water 1902
Heat to be added 1,os20
NeiD method
temperature of feed ,0afer, 1909 Fahrenheit. 1i
Temperature of sensible and latent heats Il92e
Deduct temperature Of feed water 1909
Heat to be added l,O42e
Then tSss=7. which represents gain in the
evapoating temperature in the method of 456 per
7,
2-PREssUREs.-O Ordinary method.
Pressure OF steam-mercurial gauge 80 lbs
Cut on 1t three-eighths of the stroke.
Effective pressure on The piston IL lbs
NeW method
Pressure of steam 80 lbs.
60 lbs.
Effective pressure on the piston AS lbs.
Then A. Lo5 which represents a loss in pressure by
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From our baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Dec. Is p. IN.
Detention of the southern al-A noble present Mr.
Forresf-7he President's nsssage-1he nsarkets, &c.
The recent stormy weather down south has nterfered
only with the mails but has also pped up the poney
express There days mails south of Anguish,
Georgia. due The probability is, that of the south
ern members will also be detained by the bad roads, DC
Mr. Forrest the tragedian, has made prncely present
to our Eeowcitxen, James " Wagner, esq of splendid
carriage and pair of horses. Mr. Wagner of the
few friends that stood by and sustained the agedian
in his early days. and has cultivated a warm friendship
with him for many years and this present is token Of his
gratitude and esteem. Mr.. Wagner weighs about 400
pounds there few who could well fill this
splendid carriage
The Presidents message is the talk Of the whole city,
Fears are entertained that it will BIO delayed by the difficult
ty of organizing Ia. 4stil''
THE MARKErs.-In the Baltimore market this morning,
holders Of flour continue firm and their asking rates
above the views of buyers Small sales Of Howard street
-four are making 50 37a Some asking % co. and
sale of $50 barrels brands reported at these rates.
About fair quotation for mixed brands is So 87A The
supply is small of the arrivals going into store
Holders City Mills generally ask 80 3i 80 80; but sales
have been made this morning of 600 barrels at rs D.
Rye flour is held IS u.s. and meal SO Is IS 81
The receipts of grain unusually small alestoday
Of good to prime red wheat $50 1873 ordinary
good at l2O 100 cents No white wheat Offering and
ia market New white so rs cents yellow do. 81
81 cents old white and yellow do. scarcenone seling
Oats IS 40 cents Rye es a92cents. Coverseed 81 30
81 81 Whskey is held ~ 20 cents in hhds and bar
rels
The telegraph to-day brings dispatches from Philadc-
phia or New York iA lf4 ,sB f3fds sttss4fi
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IN Tor can't, ths house ON H street, now occuPscd
~ w w. Corcoran. Possession given in ten Gays
- Che party renting purchase some OF the inIn s
such carpets &C., favorable terms IL aPPaa
TOR NOV. 49,
yXTEBsTERs New Dictionary without s Dr
w ment vol, quarto received by r. H.,
Nov. 80 near co'e'ie'i : rso.-.
TNONIPHAN,s Campaign, with map OF the ro"te,
IT, by Fnnk s. Edwards, Price 30 cents :, H.
Lesson for Young Wives, by Miss lesle; 5,Se -
cents, received by r. Iaf LII,
Nov 30 near Colemah Iiotei'
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fn,-Washington Royal Arch ChaPtsr, No. H.. The
members of Washington Royal Arch Chapter, No. 16
requested to attend the Masonic Hail. corner of and
10Th Streets Thursday evening, the Id instant, At
held tt5 = eis ~ si,Nt .N ts3, 81 ~
gers of pood standing fraernally invited attend.
Nee i M. i4i.' H. C. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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irtTO PRINTERsIn0

0J-TO PRINTERS 100
TT having that large number of printers
contemplate coming Washington in the expectation OF
obtaining employment during the ensuing session of Con-
gress but rtGkOWf amy actual engagement be6nG made,
the COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY deem il
duty they to the resden printers here and the craft
generally elsewhere that there ut this time
persons unemployed in this city than probably
be employed at the approaching session And the Society
beg leave further declare that they will adhere rigdly
their existing prices and regulations. tf
G. r. LOwREY, President
THos RfcH Secretary MhNf 81 .eesasa- p
WAsHfNsroN N,veInber TO- 1877 W tan 81
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ADDE'S, please to recOllcct that the cheaYea raoh-
IL est most beautiful, and most fashionable BONNETS
and HEAD DRESSES in the city Of Washington, TO be
found at "THE LADIES FURNISHING SrohE north side OF
Pennsvlyania avenue, between II and 9th streets
a frssh .nnv Of artificial flowers, enbroidories, &c.
,,c nat received MARY ALICE MURRAY, ~ q
nsc I-3teod* aff4 Agent.
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rUsr received and for sale new and fashionable fami
Also very superior buggy wagons Tho above from
the celebrated mandatory of William Dunlap, Of Pha-
delphia and for sale by lSAAC WALrON,
Nov 30-3t nj MI Ihomas foungs
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like economy in the consumption of fuel, and altogether In
boiler when salt water is used and from leaks incurred
by the oxidizing effects Of salt water.
boiler constantly varying from or both of the follow
ing viz the quantity OF the water blown Oft or the
81 of hs and neglect Of the
blow off valve involves the burning, explosion of the
boiler
blowing off is annecessary md the supply to the boiler be-
the communication incapable Of restriction or if the
densed taken off by the feed pump, the
dense would choke and become noperatve there be
decrease in the level the water other than thar aris
ing from leaks Of water and steam Further the use Of
fresh boiler will extend the term of its duration
from three and five years TO seven and nine
With further modification Of the condenser establish,
that full vacuum be Obtained as the practicabiy OF
attaining this end BY external has long since
surface than sexposed in the referred From
tine hs 5 w
corresponding reduction Of the nature of the feed
hitherto practice furnishes the perre necessary
any oeagnous deposte upon the surface OF the
tubes OF the condenser practice and utility are In desired
very effective and economical element in navi
CATION arises with the operation of this method from
the absence of scale in the boiler the presence Of which is
unavoidable where salt is used and avoid the
and cosspondns are BY the
of fuel and injury to the boiler consequent upon the
heat to the water Whereas with the use Of fresh water
higher pressures be worked and economy OF fuel at
ained In an Increased expansion OF the stenHi
Reviewing the facts herein presented opinion
that the operation OF the apparatus OF Ericsson as lar
developed, mnenuy successful and that with the
modification of the condenser suggested, higher de-
gree Of vacuum be readily Obtained: In view OF
the very great importance of the successful Introduction
this method of condensation in the merchant and naval
vices, recommend to consideration the proPriety
of sending the Legare distant cruise, for the purpose
of developing the advantages OF the apparatus by continued
and extended ~
Apprized of the ready attention you have given to
this important subject and the jealous interest you have
manifested in its development we cannot but congratulate
ourselves and the profession with which connected
that you have fit this improvement by the
sucton of the apparatus which We have been called to
report Such encouragement identifies in the merits OF
the patron with the improvement and is honorable to
yourself less than the nation in whose service you have
bestowed it.
We have the honor be, very respectfully, your ODE
dent servants,
CHA'S H. HASWELL, Eng .-in-Chef, u s. N
JAS. J. MAPES, New York.
LEWIS TAWS, Philadelphia.
JAMES McFARLAN, Union, Ferry Co. N. Y.
]. H. TOWNE, Philadelphia
W WM S ": W Wo; 81 chefEnginoers, u s N
To the Hon. ROBERT j. WALKER,
Secretary the Treasury, Washington, d. 9.
III being point when at temperature
OF 2OOs.
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the new method of per cent
g. CONSUMPTION FUEL. Ordinary method.
In The Gulf of Mexico, and between the tropics it is
necessary blow off, when hydrometer constructed
similar to the already referred to- indicates Il in the
northern and southern Atlantic and Pacific oceans when
it indicates II. Hence .tss=2s5 the average pon,
for blowing off.
As average degree of saturaon of feed is 81
the quantity of water blown of compared to that fed
boiler rs 225 which is in the proportion of to
temperature of the bioCn of the pressure
and degree Of saturation given 300
Deduct temperature of feed 1902
Temperature lost by blowing off 1902
As the heat to be added for the purpose OF evapora
ton is 1922
I0s2o X ol, the proportion of feed water evap-
And 100 KS % 2 the proportion of feed blown
The heat absorbed, is - 2s74e
Then ahsq - - which represents the loss of heat
by blowing off in the ordinary method of 8. per ct.
SUMMARY
Gain by evaporation 1856 per CT
Do. consumption of fuel 500 &c
1856
Loss by prcssures 800
Total 756
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THO LET that spacious brick house mud premises the resi-
of the fate Robert Sewa esq consisting of four
large lofty cellars handsome entrace four spacious din
ing drawing, and citing rooms, with four equally spacious
rooms over the same and four large garrets, store
carriage houses table, haylo garden, pure water, with
every requisite for large family standing single on the
yards Of the northeast Of the Capitol gardens In
qure of s. SUIT, on the ADJOINING Pio'"''o''
Nov 30 --d3tH -r--- -..--L