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New Goods,

The undersignen has just received full
and general assortment OF New Goods which,
ne will sell very low for Cash or good paper.
l.. g. HANKS.
April 4.
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Negroes Wanted,

The Cash is deposited for the Purchase
OF few likely young Negroes, from IL tn 25
years OF age. Enquire at the Sheriffs Office.
Sumterville, 10 March, 1910. 20 Il
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s'lS' Il

form tho of isd ss l,sr
statcss thai hs resides ~ s
Tiles 3. C,, whore br Is III ID
the art of sIane eyinE assf s
dueHse Cancers without tts; SCI X
persons who may hc aaif led i itis iii
ing en- him. There nro fnsny antl it,is "a
state and otheis of high cspe6tabjlIf u
IdeTsta1ding who will trst ify 10 IL as
his practice. All persons who cannot Gojiy -
emily call on hiTs viii be- Mi ended al eis
Sdepces. -
Many certificates might be produced, Lii +pcS
haps The following may ba satisfactosy. S
VII ieierb, post paid. will fnent wtt pref,,pt -
a.teptioa:f add.sased 10 Df. James u ezs,
Sdmteryille. 8. G..
We nndsrHipn ned luke This method OF tscou-
ncgdpg Da.7 5Ass g q i,cas lo,tl,o public, as
man wBl w0-tliy of patronage In his pro, ession
as q Cancer Daciof.i Font genet4l opnon. and I
tfo our own obser ervatioiis we havs trrn acrus,
toned 20 think euucens were for The ( most part
incnfabie, aftrr having altsiined any graat ago
or size, but W have seei, and knsiwn raneefsa
car.d by him In g sh.,ts time. v b,ch seeni-d
TO defy all human skill. ever, the,sisht OF which
dew from heholde IA OF IfAf and despair;
hence we GLADLY embrace liis mode of rsGnm:
InrndiEg him 10 ihe cnhniSitS, think i,a i've 81
shall thereby canf q favor on many, md us.
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Clothing

A fine assortment Of Ready Made Clothing
with Shirts Drawers Cravats Gloves &c.
Panama Leghorn and Palmleaf Hats,
broad brim fur do, very low for Cash.
/. B. HANKS.
Anri1 A
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South Carolina---Sumter Disc
500 Dollars Reward,

Runaway, from the subscriber, on the 2lst
OF March, his son WILLIAM, aged ID years,
looks very hearty. AT the last accounts, he
was seen on the rail road, walking to Cam
den. forewarn all persona from hiring or
harboring him. ANY information in regard
TO him will be thankfully received, by adj
dressing the subscriber, at Mount Clio, r. O.
Sumter District
THOS. HANCOCK. 4
Black River, Middle Salem,
2Sth March, l649. % If
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STAGE NOTICE.

The Stage will run daily from Sumterville
to the Claremont Depot on and after the lst
of March, and will leave at 3 o'clock in the
morning, setting out on its return, on the ar
rival OF the cars in the afternoon from the
Junction.
p. NJ. BUTLER.
Sumterville, 28th Feb l649 Is 6m
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Summer Arrangement
ezsss1 GaesD 4n@A al

=ssxEasS-ssszst9s.: {l16a2. l16a2.49SsI.sS9
OF the Mails asad Passenger
Trims ON the 8. C.. Rail-Road.
On and after Wednesday, the 4th of April,
the Passenger Train will leave Columbia at
o'clock, A. NJ.
ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAYS, an Accommodation Train will
leave the Junction at 7 o'clock and 40 min
utes and arrive at Camden at 10 o'clock
and 10 minutes; Returning, will leave Cam
den at 2 O'Clock, and arrive at the juno
ton at 5 o'clock.
ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS, the Accommodation Train
will run to Columbia, leaving the Junction
at 7o'clock and 80 minutes, will arrive at
Columbia at 8 o'clock and 20 minutes; and
returning will leave Columbia at 3 O'Clock,
arrive at Junction at 5 o'clock.
ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS Passenger may leave Cam
den at a NJ, and arrive at Columbia at
8 A. NJ, and may leave Columbi, at 8 p.
NJ, and arrive at Camden at 8 p. Nj.
GEO. s. HACKER.
Agent Transportation s. c, X. X.
April IL "a Ut
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Digest of the Negro Laws
Of South Carolina, BY the tIon JOHN
I. BELTON O'NEALL.
Copies of this invaluable work, which should
be in the hands Of every planter and slave-
holder, may be obtained OIL application to
WM LEWIS. Price 90 cents per copy, or
April IL "a St Il
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NEW FALL GOODS.
C. YALE. JR.s & co.

- c. YALE, JRss & CO.,
Fl MAGAZINE STREET,
Are receiving, steamer Falcon and other aHivas
their Fall Stock Of S.
SILK, FANcXssTRAw AND LACE GOODS;
Among which wia-be found a complete assortment of
Plain Plaid Stiiped and Watered BLACK SILKS; Fan
ey Figused CiAngeable and-BTochs Silks. latest style
COlOed Saths White and BLACK do; Colered and White
GTOs d. Airiaue Corde and Glae5 Silks CoOred Flor
snces lack rspsi White and Coored do; Grape Liss
Illusion etc
Black, Plain ami Printed CashmersI and Moursehe de
LANES Black BOmbazine A4Raca Lastres giHghamI,
and variety of new style Dress Goods. =.
WHITE GOODS.
Swiss and Book MUsLINS = TaEletsnsi !, Cambria
JaeOnets; Bishop Lawns Linen 0ambdc Striped and
Plaid Cambria; Long Lawns Irish Linen Corded Skirts
Fancy Nets. ETC.
LAoEs AND EMBKoDEREs. ~'-1
Thread Laees and Edgipgs Eisls and Bnsln- do. do
Bobbin and Silk do do. Jacone and Swiss Trimmings
Embroidered Capes, Collars, Cuff and MRntss Lace
Wells Laos FlOuncng; Embroidered L. c. Handker-
ohieiI Rer5 and Hem stitch do. Tape and Plain BOr-
dered. do Ladies' Fancy silk Ties and Handkerchief
Gentlemen Black and Fancy Silk and Satin CraVatS.
sHAwLs, soARFs AND SILK NANTILLAs,
A cumplste assortment Of Ladies' and Gentlemen'n
GLOVES, an kinds Silk. Cotton and Wooden no.
SIERY Steel Beads Purse Silk Sewing Silk; Zephyr
Wonte Pins Needles Pearl Buttons Oil SILK Whale
bones; Black and eOorsd SILK PRINCES and TRIM
/ MINGS; Linen Tape and Robbins Stay BINDING
Green and Blue BaTege for VeEi Hat and Ribbon Wine
9''1~ o0'u' S''' STRAW GOODS
China and Rice Pearl Rutland CobOarg, BerIh. Aladdin
Palnils, English Split Straw Tusoan Braid and DeyOi
] RONNETS; Bonnet Frames Clowns and Tips; New
style Bonnet Cap and Belt RIBBONS; full sssoFtmen
Of Plain, Satin and Taf Ribbons all coOr and numbers
| ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS-FI ach Bunebes Breaths
etc. all of which will be sold at the LOwest Cash Prices.
G. YALE. IT., g. CO., q MAe azine st.
| IepS 2ud&W between Common and, CSrs Ter 'ts
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

LAFAYETTE. Sept 30 ~. M.-Boef cstHc-Anived on
Saturday, perSeamer Louisiana 07 head and today per
steamship Yacht "a head The ecsips Of the last Tires
days leave good 8t0Ok in market 3031Sc 2 b the
but orohOies Bey baEAHed for at net weight
ghef price has been obtained Shsep-Rseeived, per
steamer Louisiana 2Oi head Held at 90 25$ 70 head.
HOgszlVs quote sts}<64 &c Yeat-s16945s Pibs
Roasting Pigs-S5e. "a 81. Mich CoDs82560S35.
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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER j; 1s49.

PARADr.-Nsptuhs Fire Company No. 4,-and Neptune
Hese COMPANY No. 4, paraded yesterday with banner
and drum" and made handsome display
IvovEsrs, IA iaonest was held on Saturday on the
body Of man named Thomas Bowyer an Epgisbman b.
birth aged about thirty years, who YES found dead the,
aa Make Vsfd ' 6d S & aaoS SoS y he
evening on The body Of a T. M C. named Ignace Faueos
Ponteharfaih Hsioad Depot Verdict Death from con
gesiion oftbe balm" -
RoBBERy.-Wm. MhaTd s. Black and Hugh Derby.
a az 0 osssns open a5d 06Ping re R ne 10 the Gs
Sssssfday BY the Second Municipality police.
sTtALINe.Thompson McGregor being charged By Cab.
aIns GE win ehing dres, from her hopie corner Of Tn
tsidsy bV ne seeebd Siapeipaty noos Me- yg5
gathering did not please thelady-
THEFT.-Gsorge McBaunen, charged by Jacob Busiuger
WIN sleang his coat, penis and shirt taken into
i9dy Yesterday and viii appear to-day before Recorder
TnEYr james CaIlasher changed with taking paraaO
Ioeked no yesteIdayto await the dscisOn Of Recorder
Deiu"W' -
BURoLksy 5oIiys, Head was arrested yesterday at the
I9om a. the Iexaa Exchange and robbed him Of quantity
| Of clothing.
found floating in The Mississippi yestef5sy Al de ioo
Of the meat market, First Municipality. An inquest WA
held and verdict rendered accordingly,
sTABB1sG -Joseph c. C. Ellis on the complaint Of
/
stabbed with knife by sand Ellis taken into cus0d
yesterday. Recorder Baldwin will examine the oday
ARREsTRD. EWm hutchinson was arrested Yesterday il
Lafayette Square d vaeran He had about 200 printer
j leads, which he attempted to throw away.
BEATING WOMAN.-It is said that John McKaycon
mgted this offence upon Bridget Owen yesterday. Mckay
will answer today before Recorder BstfwR.
LAFAYETTE SQUARE.-Ths Recorder has requested Capt
FonO to detail officer for the special duty of keeping
der in the square. THIS has been done,
AssAUIT owen Murray a. ,svs office, r obin,o- ~,
san TED n YESTERDAY while in performance of his duty
| Lafayette Square. Oven was locked up.
Larceny Melinda, slave was arrested yesterday b.
the k4Ist Municipality Police charged with larceny.
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NEW oRLhANs nEARKRTe.


CEksCEHT Owen,
3iOnday Morning. October i, J8483
COTTON-Ths Cotton market il somewhat heavy since
the Americas accounts reserved and pceEsre
deFed rather favorabe for baye The sales Of Sat
urdag $50 bales The total receipts during the
month of September "a 5CObae agaiui 81 $50 daring
same time in 1873. 10y
| HEw-ORLEEAs CBAEaIFFCATIoR.
tnie1ot none ~ dlng FAIR. .lgzlgl
4 0f3ipaIy- sR Ear Il3sk9l3
GOod Mdding. oI01s Good and Fine. snonna
| ToBAGGO.-We heard Of but one mali ale. 3 hk5s.
| Refused, at axe. b.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES. - Transactions By retail,
at 575]z6. for Common to Fair Sugar and 12920c for
Moasses.
FLOUR.-Ths unpleasant weather prevented much from
being done in the Flour Market which pretty steady. S
bbs. HlnOs(a iavOts brandy sold al IS g. in two lots.
C0Rh.-Saes Of about 1850 sacks made. in ssNsfa
lots, at 46N347e. . bushe.
BRAH.-353 sacks the Leves brought zoe. q 100 b.
PROVISIONS.-The transactions in PoTk were confined
to retail lots, at % Ska go for Me and sS SHOTS so
Dbl. for Prime. Nothing repoIted in Lard OF Bacon
20 casks Sides (elear Of backbene) brought &C. b.
COFFEE 800 bags old Rio were sold, in three lots, At
/ Sic, and 49g do. inferior at a fraction less.
WHISKY-Rectifedd dull at 2l24zc. p gallon. aecOrd-
| ing 10 quantity.
| EXCHANGEs.-Thed demand and supply limited. Stsr-
ling we quote at s0iO get pm; New York so day bills,
i par to q Pct disc; Sight Checks, s<GDl pct. pm.
! FREfGHTs.-Dalk Cotton to Liverpool shipping at
7a7.l6d. and TO HAVE At cent
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Cleared Saturday,
Stsomship Galveston Crane Galveston, Harris g eIgsn
Ship Grenada. Batchedef, AutSVeTp j. p. Whitney y 20
SchT. swan, Schutt, Apaaehiooia. Mazter
schr Cosmopoite. Tyson, Corpus Christ and LRyao8,
schr Am Sophia, HoHOn, Tampa Bay. Master
Arrived Yesterday;
Steamship Ohio Lieut.. Sohenok from New York, via
Charleston, Savannah and Havana, a7hf ut 90 Para
disc, LAVA Ou-AJ CO-LafaJ cite.
Steam ship Yacht Thompson from POTteLavaua. via Cal
yest0n, 18th ut. to Harris 8. MOrgan-46 bales cotton
Lafayetts
ballast, to masteT-5d my
SchT Two Brothers, GutiaFeE, from Sisal, 18th ut to s.
Fefnandez-lst my.
srEAMBOATa:
Anglo American. Davis from Tampa Bay 24th ult % J.
= w. Stanton & C0.-POint.
Oregon HsFn from Mobile.
MohtgomeFy Estes from hiTken's Beud670 bales cotton
]. 7. boswell kimba from ShFsvepor-T7 bales cotton
Dove, Box. from EOuisvile-SS bales cotton.
TOwbOat Star, Brown, from the Passes.
Memoranda
Steamer Dove reports thsEtsamsn Malihsl NsY and Ne
Plus Ultra, aground It OceOa Bend; Sultana at Buck
Island; COHooFdia, at lsland65.
TowbOat StartOaed down and to sas. On the 18th ull
French bark Fodf Brothers.
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C0ASTWIsE PORTS.

=. C0AsTWIsE PORTS.
n For ChaGleston-zzSgmtsr Liss:--Ths a fast
a. sailing schooner EMILY WEAVER, Captain
SsSn Pas Pf Of 1 sngsssd aTS WI
superior accommodation apply to the CaUtaiu board
10 r NJ HARRISON 4 CO. g fsydras st.
E8- Agent in Charleston. HOS. G. BUDD, who will
forward promptly all goods for the interior, Of
For si9 E hlaS Pgfs % , rs
-. WAY lCassts noSyio3dnS Is 16o. e. and %
splendid accommodaons. apply on bOaIG, bstween tbs
~ INo. 9. HWo5oDRGFR co SO Magazine
4EoFor Boston-Di spateA LiHs.-The fine fast salt
Ss ing bEs lRV1NG C5eeyeTEi mast maseti having Ps5t
Of Ss bSa q @ sSs a1poo &
Bss5 Market F " 4qR93IPs Wys p co Common
81 Takes No GrsiG. -,
First Vessel toE LiyeIP2ol-Ihsi tine British
s sp ds6.Io ss Ne T ,5oSe p bsyp eaH Ssa al
her cargo engaged F9 freight q g9 bales cation apply to
sa6 Orto 9. w OLIVER. g St Charles St.
"a For Philqdelphia CePsyslsI Li lg.7iI r fHs
&t& A l regular packet bark YAhAoOIa,t Teal
have quick ds1aGh for The above port For 6alspce Of
eg 2 ms Sgp S PS 50 81 Common e.
~ Agents in Philadelphia E. LINCOLN = Go. 8
-@SSe For NewYoTk via Havana EIrited Statess
SAls MAGNIFICENT steamship oHIo, (8OgO tons bur.
6sT bsGt 1b9 a sSf aS oe I
1om the head of 81 M9y street " iayetie The great
snenes OF 1000 horse power each insure her passengers
the greatest speed and safety and which cannot be
0ulred steamer of asinge engine The
nents the comfort of pasengeIg the most literal
scale her spacious saloons and wei ven Hated cabins
rate hotel An e1peeneed surgeon Accompanies thsFesssl
and all ships Ofths COmpany.
RATEs OF PAssRsE-T0 Netg York. -.
State-roOm Beith AffeT SRoOn...
Storage BERTH found with beds end separate as
stae-rOOni Berth. AfsT saloon
FOrRaTd Saloon ,.................... 50
Havana
the Spanish ConsRl.
All ckeis Cor passage and oTdeu to receive freight must
be procured from the Ofiea Of the Agents
PARADISE, LAWRASQN y co. gents
q 619 81 Graver street.
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SHIPS SHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS

- For SisaI and Oampeachy.-Ths enc fastsail-
SslAkA ing brig HARDY. Capt. Perkins will have in-
mediate dispatch. For freight passage, apply On
board, opposite pOst7 Second Municipality or 70
ig4s DEWEY s. CO.. 81 GravieT 81.
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Dss- Tennessee has within her limits forty-seven
furnaces, and ninety.tgo hlogmeIies, togges, and
POLLING Wllls n ihe Hagaassats ii ifea Fls slse8l
X III tlHld slsl III I've bh#A
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PoRT o. NBW oRLRANs-


.ArIruDE. % 8 30 N.-LoNslluDE 30 W. Ims. 81.
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PARADE.-Neptuhe Fire Company No. 4 and Neptune
Hese COMPANY, No 4, psraded yesterday with banner
and drum, /" and made handsome display.
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L1aN1L LttEII7I.--
THE subscriber has been great expense in procuring
Il and packing. well assorted in bundles of 20 eqch for
this market a few thousand PEACH TREES, from -.
one of the oldest and best Nurseries in New Jersey s
These Trees of large growth, from six to ten feet
high year from gtats Of the approved kinds that
Philadelphia and New oak Makes number Of them
have been carefully eeoted from the ceebated Orchard of
Reeves & RidgWay Wilmington, Del. The greatest
has been observed in taking them om the gound with
their uninured. and packing them in that they
will arrive in excellent condition.
Any peson wishing one more bundles can base them
well tsfee Gaze OF taT GIiVa here, By haFng ha 0q
phqed n The gfpnpd I'LL hsT ag Igadg q Ieeaise ihs
Tier VII probably al1ye Ebent tf "a Of teaanhst Ga
isa = Bees ltsgis $40 Rill eaag,l ssisg5ssl i0
s ST. WITT MsbAEAi
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~ n The BUBNA VISTA-FeFS ST. Louis, Carol
70 slfitts 3 Point Memphis. ee.-The new.
saE eisgsht and iast5rpnning staamel Blu ENA.'
VISTA, Capt John enning is Receiving fTeEit. aud viii
leave toT the above and all intermediate landings on
DAY, Octobefa. For freight passage having upper
cabin for deck passen apply bOa PoydTaa street
wharf, OrtO HXDE.S OGLESBY, u POydrdsa IT. y
or kkNN cit & DIX, a. Tehouptoussst
N b The Bnena Vista Is very light dTsught, and VII
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LARS REWARD.
g QsrER y DILLAND, one
uf 10 the
lfneTlys
tolsn
A r.
~
NJ SO ntaieHg.i
Y hfts issR
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o5ty Gossip.

FHE WEATHER-Yesterday gave US shower and sur
shBe sufficient of the former afford an indoleut man
slight exeuse fol remaining at home. This luxury th'
we eannot often indulge in, and yet
'Tisheaven 70 lounge anon a eoueh fl1ev sav
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Barks.

VIM Perre -. 9sm
WIN. v. Kent .2l,m
Yacht (steanJ- La
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TWENTY-FIVE Doll
STOLEN from the shop Of
~ pair Of CHAMBERS, bsi1u
old New York Eneine, M. &
ApOSn by the pams Of Red Ets
about the eoth qf August. Ar
taIalnef pi givlnR aAy ini9fr
ss,es beia thsll ss 10 Rqslliat
hH Eaf \
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VIE undeHgneda at his OIL established office, eontpqes
TO accommodate parsons desiIous OF RENTING money 70
their ends in England Ireland Scotland with Sterling
Sight Drafts payable in any town 10 the above named
Kingdoms, aRd sums to su Hs alao g usual eonlnnes
having passeaae biough from lrtroQ 70 this city 90
good ships sod seIeaahla, s3iHl fafia iyns % dl
iagql BY AadtelsUs lsi,ei (pQsf ahqeislsaed
~ n 8 Bssk fls Nls Hssaf
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THE ALBANY AT AUxCAYEs.-Some DAYS ago
can Consul at Aux-Cayes, having asked for pro-
lection to American citizens at that port from the
Commander of the U. S. ship Albany, and of the
request being refused. A correspondent of the N.
Y. Herald makes the following statement in regard
to the matter:
Now, the plain facts are as follows The U. s. ship
Albany sailed from Hampton Roads in November, with
Grden from the Secretary Of the Navy and not ISn Dr.
aOa that and hs tn n %
Porto Rico, st. Domingo and Cuba the Albany touched
at such ports in the Judgment Of her Commando the
She spent three days at anchor off the city Of St. Domingo
then proceeded to and remained there days
with Consul, but he had gone the interior and
could not be found On the next day another boat
who instructed ascertain there was any necessity
for carving the ship up to town This officer had inter
view with Dr. Lons who ted that the presence Of
The Doctor spsd For The potsaon Of American asasa
ion
soos an al
81 M soaa ana ~ lies Of s wSSa Be fmn
should be put TO the expense OF coming up TO town. Oh
woald require long time explain you the necessity
but her etsesnss much Needed The Lieutenant thsa
pset to the Absny here you must write and oonvnce
hs Comsnds Of The s f her. being sfoagh, up
letter 10 the Comander Of the Albany but failed to ssssn
single reason why the ship should be taken up to the
CITY, True. he said something about crisis in the
fighting each other in the interior (nothng than what
they have been at for the last quarter of century, and
was OF immense importance that the Albany should remain
Thu ls the whole story,
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Wafer.Works.

CRESCENT FOUNDRY. May IL, 1S49
Eds Creseent-ln my last communication endeavored
to show that there other and think will be admit
ted cheaper plans for supplying the streets with water than
the with reservoir The importance of the subject
hope will justify me in again using columns in antici
patng any objections to my project.
The building (of reproof for the engine boilers
and pump need not be costly and have archi
ectural beauty and it and branch connection from the
can be arranged that if it is (of pAeh
feel certain nil be- reservoir be added with
out further alterations
By this plan two stop cocks are saved as only one
the receiving side of the pump, the
water running out when examining the valves.
16-inch pipe is estimated for the main. This main
should diminish from the pump towards each end this
the established principle in this branch of hydro dynamcs.
and the Great Engineer has arranged in the arteries of
the animal SYSTEM good guide for BY this reduction
in the size of the ends of the main much of its first will
be saved, and will be equally good for when all the
sopcocks partially there will be corresponding
dmnuon of the volume of water it to the ends
Suppose there is fire Common street, only two of the
6nch pipes will be available these will be equal in
an main at that poin-it should not he so small
though
1t may be supposed that there will be accumuations of
mud in the depresons OF the main at the Streets but being
near the discharge pipes they will be kept free from deposit
There undulatons should not be sudden bat out
gradually each side of the If the female socket
joints little larger than usual straight pipe can be used
throughout its length The main being the river side of
Levee street, and above ground will prevent what the
dom of the Aldermen have failed to accomplish, and form
eectual barrier to confne the drays the
Again, by having connection, (and consequently
the pipe leading angulay the middle of the
street. and then, branching pass each sde and their
ends pass to the gutteby this mode twenty three STOP
cocks and the cost of keeping them order would be saved
In working the cost of repairs will be in the ratio of the
height to which the water is raised If forced directly
small head is necessary. being governed by the coumnar
pipes the main.
Some slow may think that ten minutes is too short
tn To I will SAL given
ways which il can be done under that time. Ten minutes
allowed simply from the dranght OF the chimney. Sup
took twenty minutes no engineer with any regard for
his reputation would ask more and the fire was in the back
part of the city will the opening of the pings OF the
Commercial Water-works be as available as II is now.
Again. know of fire that has been instantaneous in its
action and generally that the want of water felt by
those machines that have farthest travel. This supple
mental Water works, without reservoir would furnish
ample supply of water before it ready to be used.
Respectfully yours, A c. JONES.
ote-In my last the types made say sEder pressure;
i. should have been HRdEs pressure.