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oARD-Tne undersigned respectfully inform. h.. friend. and

CARD-The undersigned respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally,
especial vew COMFORT he has t,ed Refractory Al
Fourteenth the site Of the "Bunt
Colagc win be happy Them with the assurance
pains shall be spared mis- part 10 make her visit asfeea
BILE The have been arranged with
are from the central portions OF the
evening din and dust
His been stocked with the choicest Wines H.
quors &c &c. and he confidently hopes tha ne WIN eees na
patronage which his exeiOns he will
deavo 10 BY coming spring he hopes have his
extending
ladies' for whose especial accommodation he
has many In contemplation. $1,000. r.
Il, has one iunishcd,
which suitable applicants
Aug 30--3aw2w Tint b Bait. sun.l st#
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Wing State Convention.

CAsANpAIGUA, Sept Fl, IS5o.-The wing convention Of
the western assembly, district oil Ontario this
unanimously appointed the Hon Francis Granger del
egate the State convention.
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Princeton Preparatory school, Princeton, New Jcnl
THE session Of this institution win open Monday s
Of October The school occupies the pleasant and sR~
grounds and buildings long known throughout the county
aEdrc Hin Seminary n he location about half mile -ous
Of borough Of Princeton, Justly considered
fines, In the country for boys boarding school This shs
purpose boarding school, the chief Object
additional number Of pupils be- conveniently hccompo
Applications should be made early For catalogue m ht
prospectus, recommendations, references, aud all neces
lars, address the principal, henry RtNKhk, AZ
PRtscEros, New Jersey, August 81 1850.
Sep 3-dAcp5w -ftt
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On Thursday The 18th instant Fleetwood in the county
Culpeper Virginia. the Rev. CoLE, GEORGE
THOMPSON ELIZA, Of the Hon. JoHs BARsouH
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General Agency and Law Once az Washington
DE SEEDING wyLIE,

No. TodTs Bpdns Pennsylvania arenus ner door EfH
Brown' Hotel, Washingfon, d. q
CHAs. DE sELDISG ANDREW wYLIE, IT,, having forms
v patnenDp for the purpose Of prosecuting claims ~.
Congress, before board
moners appointed for the adjustment Of spoanons M -
claims, against foreign government prepared 70
fun faithful all business that be lnuuts
their charge. They will also attend ob,anne pensions
land duties, claims arising under contracts ueau
otherwise buying selling collecting private e
rents, &c. -
Andrew Wylie, r will attend TO law business WIN Wa
either himself firm intrused In any OF me
the Dianet the Supreme Court the United states
Chas De SEEDING, being United States commissioner ne
public and commissioner Of deeds o all The states Of ne W.
win prompt attention the taking OF testimony ackno"
and which appertain his Office
CHARGES will be moderate, aud regulated by the amount cn
and the Of services required. GE#@
Communications (post paid viii receive immediate attention
Sept e-dly
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prizes, amounting
Tickets y4o--Haives s2o-ouarters slO-Eighh.ss
package Of % whole tickets win 81 040, we ua
them draw not less than s4u0, which viii make isl ~
Packages draw four capitals, and In this lottery draw
a sN 1000 dollars. 1850
The Of risk being forwarded, will issue ce6ess
packages u the following rates
whole tickets. ESQ Is quarter tickets Az
26 half do ............ $50 rs eighth do .....,,.a
All orders from distance for tickets or shares for pscs,
win be promptly hied and official certified drawing nipI
n. FRANCE CO., Baltimore Ma \
Aug2o-d&cp NJ
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uOUsE-Eurnishing Dry Goods.-The subscribers beg
III Of Of District
following desirable goods In the above line
"a, l04, and ~ heavy Barnsley and Insh sheengs A
81, l0-4, and 1874 Hamilton cotton sbeetnes
~ - s and = p'iow so s lasns
81, 81 and 1914 siiicia table damasks
Daniask napkins and towelings
l04 IA 1884, and IA white and colored Marsees quilts
White and colored Doyleys tides
White and coored worsed damask table covers
White and coored embossed furniture dmity
10 dozen brown table cloths
104, II 4, and ls4 superior blankets.
With other goods In the line which they pledge
themselves sell lower this side Of New York
CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
Sept i9-suf
ION Hunting I'm the Interior Of south Africa, by
II Cumming. vols
WINES Lives Of Literary and scientific Men Of America.
volume. 1865
George Casoit King OF Albany by Clements c. Moore
CITATIONS Speeches OF Edward Everett Q vols.
Katharine Dougias Principle Deveopcd by the author OF
Jessie Barton, vol. .4s.sa AIT. Il
Benger's Memoirs Of Anne Boleyn. j vol
Ellen Parry or, Trials OF the Heart vol
The Canton Chinese and the Celestial Empire; by o. Tiny
vol. s.as E'l.H|H N.
"reminiscences o Congress, by G. w. March 1 vol.
Echoes Of the unyersei BY Rev. Henr Chrenas. VOL
In Memoran; by Tennyson. i vol.
Americas vespucius aud his Voyages by the Vcount sanaem
vol. EL
The West Indies North America 1919; by Robert
Universal Dictionary Weights Measures
reduced TO the United States standards by H. Alexander
vol.
Just received, FRANcK TAYLOR
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GLOVES and Crates 6srstes and stSves.Iavinr
turned from the North, where have been aborng successfully
for time 20 get the latest styles and most fashionable
patterns OF stoves and would respectfully
Of The great metropolis and OF the surrounding
call and them and In distributing e
to remind them that stock 10 large and sell must,
temned 20 regulate prices myself
would particularly call the attention Of those Of cooking
the American air tight, considered
and warranted to bake In the My
Cali and win take pleasure showing them
whether YOU buy or not
Tn NJ, Irt.aat @@. se z. q. WOODWARD,
Sept il-3teod Penn, av., between 10th and 1lth
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CARD-The nderssned, having occasion 70 proceed ~
lucky Ohio, aud the of Virginia, upon"
business, requiring absence Of weeks, will have
power attend personally business which he may -
trusted n persons wish have collections made In those t
country desire business attended TO- BY %
application before the LIST October their orders aaa
lions win receive respectful attention - .,xo
No. Todds building Pennsylvania ase"
Sept l7--3mwtistoct.
CAHDs--wALTER HARPER CO., PENNSYLVANIA 1 Msd
N betsen 9Th and 10th streets, will open Monday W A.,
next beautiful assortment of silks, shaw scarfs
embracing variety qualify Of rich and elegant eooo
Sept 2i-6tf
I,RRsH Ksd esIovesi Ktd Clovesi Kid Gloves c,a
Monday 9ad inst, will receive another assortment b up
Gloves, win thereafter be constantly receiving he
plies Of the same, Of every size and color. .,.,s
pefamery and Fancy Store, P.nnsyIvsnis avspan s,
Sept ol-3t near Nauon"
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Doors AND SHOES Boots and shoes at small prof
would respectfully call attention OF
the public large assortment Of boots and shoes Tor
ladies' gentlemen boys, children, and servants both light
and heavy
To TIE Ladiss.
We have every Of CATERS bukins, Jefar
sons p excesors Jenny Lind, all warranted to give siac
lion. -,
MeCurdys slips and hes, old STYLE for
shoes do.
thick solos ~
colored CATER boots ~
Misses and childrens quality and vaneB.
To the Gentienen.
Call and see variety and style
leather and caskn Congress CATERS, 90
Cloth @.. do. .s3to 4 %
superior article proof boots cunning
10
boots and shoes single and double so 81
manufacture
To the Fnmrs ~ Z Piantrs.
hands, equaled piice quality In this We
before shall induce
that cannot fail TO please.
Our purchased great
Philadelphia the East which
pared sell small profits DO the bu, call
A. HOOVER SONS,
South side Of Penn. av, between 9th and 7th sts.,
next door 10 b. L. Jackson and Bro.
Sept 1l-3awaw
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Warrington and Alexandria Boat.-The steamer
Thomas coll, er's Week.
.,<Nls THE fine new, fast THOMAS COI.I,YER
will following connects
with the boat in Washington. Beats IAN
COACH isk cents Person going, leaving the 6K
each in the boat.
Leave Alexandria at e. ~, II, ]. n, 81, p
Leave washington a. 81 lot, III, an u 81 ~ O. pm.
The homas Colyer will make Mount Vernon
week.
JOB coRsoN,
Sept IL Captain.
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nAVID COPPERFIELD--No. 10. BY Dickens.
Observations Certain Of the Diseases Young Children by
Charles D. Meigs NJ. ID. -
Practical Handbook Of Medical Chemsrv Nv
Just received, for sale by " \
TAYLOR h MAURY,
seWU Booksellers, 9th St
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THE LOTTERY.
100000 Gs~ad C-pst.iI
s50, 900 I two Of a., goo!

Two hundred prizes OF 5000 each.
Lowest prize that any draw having uree drawn Ma
~ 5000 dolarsl =
An tickets with the lst and Nd drawn Nos 900 each
This splendid lottery and recommend 10 IN.
lie with great confidence being all that should ~ "
100000 capital, besides large number Of oer splendid III
This g examined by the oey CO..
seners, signature Of approval aud viii
drawn under their perssnai OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ps. -
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rs. ARMSTRONG has three pleassu situated fsnr
wi ned street. between street and Pcnnsy
wanna avenue, and convenient to the Irving Hotel
Aug 2s--af +tNs4 aFs4-Eal 4 - 7-F77Tt.2
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GALVANIZED Portable Hot-air Furnaces.-I have lust
received asuppy Of the above furnaces for heating dwelling
houses Offices and churches and prepared put
up the shortest notice. -T
Also Beebe cooking ranges An crates
cd 10 this market. sta# Ihft 81
Q. WOODWARD,
Penn avenue between loh and lth streets.
Sept le-3teod EE III - 49,
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OsTon Tuesday morning September 1880 or
Market House. package Of promis-y receipts, due bills
&e &C. Amor those recoected by Crimes
payable TO James jones' three months AFTER dot
lars and dated September l0 endorsed said Jones
nd the subscriber. Also, NJ Clements, payable
rnand for s25.
bur The The finder leaving the banking
OF H. W. Laham Co., viii receive the thanks Of the subscnber
l.. d. LYNN.
Sept 2l-3uf
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WANTED immediately, woman To do the cooking
and washing for small hmly None need apply but such
can give The best white woman would be
ierr.d. Inquire this Office. sept i0-dn
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THE ADDR E IS

The committee to Which aoas referred the
duty of preparing an Address to the peo-
pile of the slareholding States upon the
subject of Southern Organ, to be estab-
Hshed in the City Of Washington, put
forth the following:
FELLow-CITIzENs A number of Sena-
tors and Representatives in Congress from
the Southern States Of the Confederacy deep
ly impressed with a sense of the dangers
which beset those States, have considered
carefully our means of self-defence within
the Union and the Constitution, and have
come to the conclusion that it is highly impor-
stant to establish in this city paper, which,
without reference to political party, shall be
devoted to the rights and interests of the
South, so far as they are involved in the ques-
tons growing out of African slavery. TO
establish and maintain such a paper, your
support is necessary, and accordingly we
address you on the subject.
In the contest now going on, the consti-
tutonal equality of fifteen States is put in
question. Some sixteen hundred millions
worth of negro property is involved directly,
and indirectly, though not less surely, an IN
calculable amount of property in other FORMS
But to say this is to state less than half the
doom that hangs over you. Your social
forms and institutions-which separate the
European and the African races into distinct
classes, and assign to each different sphere
in society-are threatened with overthrow
Whether the negro is to occupy the same
social rank with the white man, and enjoy
equally the rights, privileges, and immunir-
ties OF cltizenship-in short, all the honors
and dignities of society-is a question OF
greater moment than any mere question Of
property can be.
Such is the contest now going on-a con-
test i'll which public opinion, if not the pre-
vailing, is destined to be most prominent
force and yet, no organ Of the united inter
ests of those assailed has as yet been es-
tablished, nor does there exis: any paper
which can be the common medium for an
interchange of opinions amongst the South
ern States. Public opinion, as it has been
formed and directed by the combined infu-
ence of interest and prejudice, is the force
which has been most potent against US in
the war now going on against the institu-
ton Of negro slavery and yet we have ia
ken no efectual means to make and main
tain that issue with it upon which our safety
and perhaps our social existence depends.
Whoever will look to the history Of this
question, and to the circumstances un-
der which we are now placed, must see
that our position is one Of imminent danger,
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Address to the People OF the southern
ha Hs @ States. tt- @

At large meeting Of Southern members
of both Houses of Congress, held at the Cap
itol on the evening Of the 7th ultimo, the
Hon. HOPKINS L. TURNEY, Of Tennessee
having been appointed Chairman at pre-
D.. vious meeting, took the Chair; and, on motion
of the Hon. DAVID HUBBARD, of Alabama,
the Hon. WILLIAM ]. ALsToN, of Alabama,
was appointed Secretary.
Whereupon, the Hon. A. P. Butler, Of
South Carolina, from the committee appoint
ed at preliminary meeting, reported an Ad-
dress to the Southern people, recommending
Z the establishment, at Washington City, of Q
newspaper, to be devoted to the support and
- defence of Southern interests which was
read, and with some slight notifications,
adopted. .-.. .e5... m.. ...,. -....s., .
The following resolution was offered by
the Hon. THOMAS l.. CLINGMAN, of North
Carolina, and unanimously adopted by the
meeting. as 9...
Resolved unanimously, That the committee, In
publishing the Address, be instructed To give with
the names Of the Senators and Representatives In
Congress who in the proposition to establish
the Southern Organ, manifested by their subscrip-
tons to the several copies of the plan in circulation
who may hereafter authorize said committee to in
ciude their names.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Thomas G. Pratt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: r. M. T. Hunter,
]. M. Mason. Representatives j. A.
Seldom, Thos. H. Averett, Paulus Powell,
r. K. Meade, Alex. r. Holiday, Thos
S. Bocock, H. A. Edmundson, jeremiah
Norton
North Caroina.-Senator: Willie p
Mangum. Representatives: T. l.. Cling
man, A. w. Venable, w. S. Ashe.
South aroina.--Senators: A. P But
Ter, F. H. Elmore. Representatives: John
Mcqueen, Joseph A. Woodward, Daniel
Wallace, VIM. f. Colcock, James L. Orr,
Armistead Burt, Isaac E. Holmes.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: John Mop Berrien,
William c. Dawson. Representatives: 10
seph w. Jackson, Alex. H. Stephens, Rob-
ert Toombs, H. A. HARRISON, Allen F.
Owen.
Alabama-Senator: Jeremiah Clemens
Representatives: David Hubbard, F. w.
Bowdon, S. w. Inge, w. j. Aston, S.
w. Harris.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Jefferson Davis.
Representatives: w. S Featherston, Jacob
nOInpSOu, n. =" DIoWu, w. w. MC-
Willie.
louisiana S. U. Downs,
Pierre Soule. Representatives: J. H. Har-
manson, Emile La Sere, Isaac E. Morse.
Arkansas. Scion Borland, w.
Sebastian. Representative: William r.
Johnson.
Teras.-Representatives: VOL E. How
ard, D. S. Kaufman.
Missowi-Senator: D. r. .Atchison.
Representative: James S. Green.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: r. H. STAN
ton, James l.. Johnson.
Temnessee.-Senator: Hopkins l.. Tur-
ney. Representatives: James H. Thomas,
Frederick P. Stanton, G. H. Williams,
John H. Savage.
Florida-Senators Jackson Morton, D.
L. Yulee. Representative: E. Darlington
Cabe.
And upon motion, the meeting adjourned.
HOPKINS L. TURNEY, Chairman.
~ArTEsT:
WIN J. ALsToN, Secretary.
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@a-There is less prospect Of on Adjustment
now than ever
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IVotsou G.. HAYNES. the sailor.

EspERAHcE, Tuesday, Oct 10 1850.
To the Editor Of The Tribune;
Yen mentioned in your paper, WATSON IT,
HAYNES. the noble sailor. who has devoted so
long time to disinterested efforts for the abeli
ton of Flogging in the Navy. His labors have
been successful, and the inhuman practice will no
longer exist This philanthropic man, who has
encountered cheertulIy so much opposition for the
GOOD Of the Sailor, and who has effected so much
for humanity md for his country's reputation,
ought to be remembered by his countrymen In
the enterprise OF cevatng and rcscuing the Sailor
he has expended all that he had of property, which
was but little.
Will not the benevolent contribute for him,
in accordance with your suggestion, that he may
be enabled to support his family.
The writer OF this article had the pleasure OF
being with Mr.. Haynes more than a week while
he was engaged in one OF our large towns in labor
ing for the benefit of the Sailor, by his public lee
lures and influence and it was with admiration OF
his noble. self sacrificng and disinterested spirit.
He has also been the means, by his kind and Judi
cious counsel, of influencing many brother Sailor
to pursue the ways of industry, prosperity and
virtue. The consciousness OF the good that he
has been enabled to accomplish, is his principal
reward vet we hope that the benevolent will re-
member him, and by their contributions aid him
obtaining also for themselves the satistactioa and
reward connected Herewith. D. ".
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THE GENERAL COMMITTEE or The CITY OF
BRooRIYx. .AND-lrs SEcHFrARY.-We are re
questcd says the Eraing PoStI to publish the
following letter from Mr.. Younss, OF his resisna
nation as the Secretary OF the Democratic
General Committee Of the City OF Brooklyn
Gentlemen: The action of the Democratic par
ty of tins County, in the Primary meetings and
Conventions which have been recently held, rem
ders it Obvious that those persons who hold opin-
ions adverse TO the Extension OF Human Slavery
are ON that account deemed unworthy OF the con-
The union elected last year was based upon
the recognition ard adoption, by the party OF the
resolutions which were passed at the Union Mass
Democratic Conventions held at Syracuse On the
l4th of September, Sac
The reputation OF these principles is repudia-
ton of the union, and releases Free Sellers from
all obligations to support 1t.
Entertaining these views, cannot longer occu-
Ply the post OF Secretary OF yonr Committee and
accordingly tender my resignation OF that office.
with sentiments Of personal respect 10 the mer-
btrs of the Committee, your obedienl servant, ,.,
G. r H. YOUN(iS.
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TfnRlpIE Clncrs MELEE-W learn from the
B.0asd0,o. Md odd f'{ior that on, Monday eve
mig, during the performance OF the circus compa
ny OF J. NJ June Il Co, in llagerstoWn, some out
sidcrs pulled down part OF the canvas, and com
mitted other outrngcs which resulted III terrible
conflict between tie circus company and large
body of belligerent characters The parties fought
for some time with dirks and clubs in the most
savage manner The circus company acted on
the defensive and came out victorious, severeiy,h
not seriously iniuring number of the aggressQrs
One of the circus men knocked down, with ms
fist, seventeen OF the intruding party. One man
attached to the circus was severely cut i'll the
head
"Wednesday, however. says nothing OF the affair.
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4 Word for Watson @. naxnc. and Relor1n.

HOLLlOtYsBuRG, Blair Co. Pa, Oct d.
H. GREELEY, Dear Sir send you nclosed
one dollar for Watson q. Haynes, to whom we
are so much indebted for the late reform in the
navy trust there will be thousands give their
dollar, as a reward for such well merted services.
would say to all who feel IN interest in the
aboIishius OF grog in the navy, freedom Of the pub
lie lands to actual settlers land limitation, home
stead exemption, &c. come forward and assist to-
ward rewardug Mr.. Haynes, and by thus raising
him up as an example, to be guiding star to all
that are laboring III the holy work Of anelioratins
the condition OF the human family you will do as
much to 9vance your tavorite reforms as you can
in any other way. And further by ttn.ely liberal
lily toward Mr.. Haynes, more good may be done
for amy favor they may ctonce to show toward re-
form. Great men Go MT often trouble themselves
about the dear people unless the dear people
public o1inionl forces them to it.
Very respectfully JOSEPH DYSART
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Save EXCITEMENT IN DETROIT ENnEo--
SLAVE BoUGHr-A Correspondent OF the B0Gdlo
CoArier writing from Detroit, Oct -, states that
the negro excitement has somewhat SubSded
The military was on Friday l.'@ht WltbdraWn
from the ju yard since which tilia police has
been on duty, On Saturday night large meeting
was held, at which the Mayor presided and
speeches We're made by Hon. X, ;. bmShau'
MesSrs. Joy and EmmouS and others The meet
ing was large aud enthusiastic. Yesterday sub.
scription OF $500 was raised Tor the purchase OF
the negro Ii was headed by II. Ledy0rd Esq.
son-in.law of Gen. CaSS, with 500. The negro was
last night released from custody, and was really
unable what course teticcidc on, lie said he had
always been treated IL the kindest manner, and
regretted that be had caused all tins excitement
His owner who is a brother of Hon. MIR Rose OF
Geneva. maid all expenses to the amount OF about
$500. pocketins the $500 as the value OF the ne
gro aud left for home. So the great lnsnfrectIoh
has at last ended,
This morning large numbers Of negroes are
crowding over to Sandwich, Canada, w Go hoI
anticipate any further trouble, ioy tnsl;1Nes "lH
hereafter be cautious how they remait III town.
F,r.1 ArFK1Y--An afiray OF most mean-
cbo,> nature saws the TkfbcdoqMc -NNerrd OF the
9Th INST took place at ball ON Sunday night last,
on the Iaiourche, a tew miles from this place, be
tween MIR. c. Toups and Syvanic HalSon, IN
which the former was nlortav stabbed by the
latter with bowie knife The knife entered the
left side, immediately under the RIBS, trayefShS
the body, and came out near the spine, not"lih-
standing which, Mr. ToupS survived ntll noon Ine
day following Monday. The perpeirator oil this
vale aud ,McalledtOr act IS now confined III Tue
Parish Prison 10 await his trial before the lcNt
Jury term Of the District Court, wmcht takes place
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S1TF3N MILF FOR SALE.-TFIE

q I IA VI MILD FVh Io.NI1I4'= - 7 N
SSTEAM FLOURINGMI IN Clyde WAYNE County,
New York s offered for sale nj very ioW price The
the Erie anal. The engine Is one 81 the best AID
latest constructions The MlLL-STONES, GEARING and
FIXTJ RES are GOOD and in good condition There are
four rms OF stones and the engine has proved sufficient
therefor the Whole vii be sold together, or the engine,
rnseariue and a tle tXures VIII be- sold separately 10
be removed for $1,000 without the budnS and lots In
qIire OF c 5 DE-. ZENG, Clyde c. y. COOK, at Bank
~ ti,q.yn OILS IVY