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COMMERCIAL.
From our Commercial Correspondent.

NV York, September n, 1883
The great accumulation Of the federal revenues attracts
increa sing attention. The surplus has become burden
some 10 the treasury, the rate OF the people
good feature Of the ad rafoen principle however, that
IL exscs the largest at the time when the people are
best able pay them; and the debt the
in shape which could be controlled by the depart.
mentas for instance the treasury of former adj
mpsraiions-no system would work better than TO nav
of the debt AT the time when is discharge wosld be
least sI, by the people, AS is however, the holders Of
the fsdsrn pronscs refuse Il per cent premium for them
and the general increasing AMOUNTS OF coin
into the federal treasury in payment Of duties. Up 10
this time the country has congra ulate itse
this ccunsance, became the independent treasury sys-
has pelf,rmed OF It's useful Offices in coua.
cractng the injurious speculative tendency OF the bank
movement The amount Of specie in the city was on
Saturday, 82 $50 23s OF this the treasury held Is9
BIS. Tho banks, in the face of this mutation have
been compelled to cur,a as they think. What would they
have done had they retained the whole They had
loaned IS millions August l. and they thought it sssIf,
Hence they have reduced eight millions IT the govern
had taken bank instead OF god the debts that
spcculators the banks eht have been double with
out being particle safe. The necessary modifca
lion OF the tariff WILL in degree remove this restrain,
from the banks, but il will At the time impc larger
foreign demand for United Sa,es produce, and thereby
produce greater internal demand for currency
This demand, here well in Enr,pe and in Enpla
occasoned by the impulse given protection and prices
by the moral influence Of gold receipts been large
and has produced effect quite contrary TO that which
many had anticipated The spirit Of enterprise and in.
dusrfy has stimulated dcmand for means which h..
quite outrun the enhanced supply of loanablc capital
rived from the gold sountres The crops have beer
large, higher pces We may take the actual
and average prcesi
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iHx AurhoR or THE Jusrus LrrrERs--A letter
from MacaniAy appears in the edition Of Lord Ma
mons History OF England, just published in London in
wh'eh the lastrous historian declares hs hrm conviction
s' rnp Francis was the author OF the Junus Letters
-" .'A' 'ne Arguments which 20 to prove that he was
40 remain az strong before they had been attack n nv
Tue advocates Of other opinions He and. II have A.
~ays believed that Francis kept silent because he was
wen known to have received grsa, benefits from persons
whom he bad as Junius Veteran abused with great
masn''y' he moreover mentions th. FAC, tha, there i
y existence long private letter from Junus to George
"'env'e which contains decisive Indications Of The
~efs situation. hut on the whol- seems have been
when oy man not very high 10 rank fortune. The
,ons though not BY any means abjee, u that Of an in
ieriov- 4 ~.
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WnconsIS pEMocRAcr.--The Wisconsin democracy
are made Of Just the right stuff There is freshness ana
yoa'n aoo"t ihem that we like They are ernbe,a,,
Joyous. young America 60 aheadi se w. have alreadv
gwen the names on their tickle, for the Stale
We psophessed that they were good men and tins "a
We IRE xaj to lean from observant gentleman rho
has been spending fortnight or travelling through
the State. that it Il The whole batch he com
mends 10 he skies and speaks Of their election q.
'hxsA iset" OF Nj. BMslow. candidate for governor.
twho vas formerly resident Of this cily) he speaks in
the highest terms Of praise. He is especially known IA
an ardent friend Of the homestead BILL and generally for
bis manly hones cordial y mpathes with the masses
!, arxses veil for the democracy Of Wisconsin when
they select sueh their chief standard beare,
The rssclsticns adopted by the democratic convention
we had laid aside for publication, but have unfortunately
lost bsa. Thsy earnest. impusive. downright az
ponens Of the democratic faith They heartily endors.
President Pierce and hs administration They reafIrm
all the old glorious doctrines Of the party and wha, !.
best Of ~. (anong several progressive features.
they take high. independent stand upon our fore,.n
policy and assars The President that firm, uawaverine
oppostioa 10 Essopsan dsspo.s AID their min,ons viii
be supported sup the hasdIs~ BY the American demoe
raey. Ard - II wili.-UAss Pi~i~Assir.
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Our labor is now al an end, and we must say more
pleasant one was never performed by us. The amount
collected Is far beyond ranguine expectation
but II will all be wanted. The contributors have ena-
bled The association The relief of human misery to ac-
eompisb an amount beyond all calculation, az well as
saving the lives OF many fellowcreaiure besides aid
ing in providing for 500 orphans and haI-ophans made
so BY The dreadful epidemic To the kind and charitable
donors, we say in no cause your mite" ever 10
well invested, and trust that the bread cast upon
the waters will return unto you fourfod"
In behalf Of the association, tender 10 YOU Nessrs
Editors, our thanks for your generous gratuy OF all
your bills for advertising and for the noble appeals made
through your editorial columns in behalf OF the associa
ton and the OF charity.
FRANCIS L. HAWKES.,
t q HSoE I. s W9SPRufF' Committee.
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Inpertant Treasury Circular.
The following circular has been issued IRON the Treas


ufy Department.
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT,
Tuesday, Sept 20, 1888.
STA. The increasing revenue and accu@uia'nk
amount OF money the treasury render II most pfooA-
Bile that the tariff will be made prominent subject OF dis
cussion and examination with view 10 reduction, dur
ing the approaching session oil Congress In the mean
time and al AS early day may be, am dssatous 10
obtain from the most reliable sources the BEST nofnd
non of The work. of the present rates OF duty upon The
leading branches OF industry OF the counry and OF he
effect 10 be expected from the proposed modicAons
Understanding that you take an interest In ms SUD
ect aud have given attention TO u, and perhaps
have been in situations place within your reach very
valuable Information. you will much cbige me by com.
to this department your views thereon, and
by furnishing lists OF articles subject 10 duty which,
according TO such views, should be duty free, and OF
such other articles which the present duty should be
reduced.
The existing tariff having been designed generally and
substantially for revenue, and for fair and equal opera
lon both between the sections OF the country
and the various branches Of industry the objects
should undoubtedly be kept in view and the reductions
ii any shall be made, should be arranged 10 aiord
equal participation in the benefit to every interest and
every section. Articles which enter into manufac
lures. and those which do not come into competition
with American products those about which there
will, doubtless, be the least question.
Beside these objects in the proposed reduction OF the
tariff Of such arrangement as will afford proportional
benefit and relief TO every portion and interest OF the
country, there is another which ought by 10 be
dsegaIdrd-l mean 10 abdge the labors OF the custom
houses This object will be consulted by adding to the
free list articles OF general consumption, and articles pay
ing lille duty. which, but for This consideration, might
properly be made subjects Of revenue.
am, very respectfully.
JAMES GUTHRIE.
Secretary of the Treasury
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SESSION Of The year, the immense oil material PIE
pared IN this once for the Blue Book has been completed
IN anticipation OF the oEhcssi call fos H.
Nj Phillips, the efficient Auditor in charge. 10 nov alb
sent ~ V''g'ns. aud will shortly make brief visit 10
New York. During bis Absence his duties dsvolvs upoa
Judge Johnson, the talented chief clerk. Us
The Secretary Of the Treasury is succeeding admirably
calling in the United States stocks r~deemshe in 1885,
which owned in Eng and other foreign countries
One batch. amounting TO 100000, arrived Al the uess
ury yesterday from one holder in Liverpool
ia writer 10 Puinan.'s Magazine rays Thai The man
who will be President OF The United States in 1900 IT, in
al likelihood RAINING barefoot at this momsat among the
whorlleberry bushes Of Oregon"
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1854.

.3$e 6sSy6ss
The pork is valued the average Cincinnati prices and
the sugar. moasses and cotton the Now Oricsn.
nges; the coal il that Richmond Pennsylvania; and
The pig iron 10 the census quantity, but IL very much
larger this yes although estimated only 100000 tons The
value Of these eight products alone is double The gold pro-
duct f,r the period Imports have been $50 roo
the ope Of manufacturers have been in still
greater ratio while railroad building ship bsding, houss
building. &c, have demanded each and ALL very large
Tho demand for capital therefore
be Immense aud II IL has been hitherto confined within
The limits of legitimate cpersons 10 becansc tho indie
pendent treasury has held wholesome check upon the
soarcss through which undue credits expand The i'm
msnss incrssss In natural wealth. indicated In hs
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BY oREEs & SCOTT. A.ctasas.rs.

n oUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III Monday, ID October shall SELL ~ 10 O'Clock,
Of family abat 10 leave the city, "a Ssvss
between NORTH side, tths dag will dssisnais
the house) good assortment Of furniture, viz
Mahogany sofa paor and rocking chairs
bureaus, hatrack, narbe-op and other ahes
Feather heAs, bedding hair and seuck mattresses
Wardrobes, bedsteads washstands, nc. As.asf.tsse
Paulor chamber, aAd other carpets Eaas4, al5t
Cooking and other stoves
With general assortment Of kitchen requisites.
under Q43, cash Us, credit Of
for satisfactorily Sessa interest
GREEN BCOTT,
sep1A Asssiosssss
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GALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED PRoPRRrY.--t shan sell
~ Monday, merit, o'clock, the
ass wecry hsbo~esg 70 the ESTATE Of the
s Jobs Fy Tbsss bsHainss On le~ As me susdi
vision II l sgasss 67s ortag t esch Pennsyvana
svssss aad she the s'ssy roash lot Also ot
In a. fronting This auoWE the most
va'asss properly Washington and The d tnApsnbe The
sse via - On s ssmisss SGD NE s IN = 1880 hssw" ss
Aesa - aesnsy.
LAS. G. MCGUIRE,
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BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT At AUcTI0..-e ncsSaL
D aNernoo~. October ?, ss ceecs cn ~ -
- lc.h running ~ fee ssaes 3eset 81
,rv containing MI square feet = :.
- situated in the HCs ssseoneee peH ~ the
W - End well worthy this attention - psrssss Asn"s
Tsr-s o.. third resitae n swA - sss, fns
,osrs sssisfacscv,y secured bearing skFsst
n, N-A 8 N4 A4easnsss
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BY TELRGRAPH.

FAILING or THE NIAGARA WING CONVENTION
Bosros Sept 2oThe royal mail Niagara sailed
this morning for Liverpool with $3.50 600 specie and
100 passengers, amongst whom Ia tho Belgian minister
Tue Massachusetts wing State convention assembled
This morning al Fchburg, bur nothing definite yet DONE.
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The subscription reported in last from Presbyterian
Church tRev Mr. Blair) should have been Third Asso-
eate Presbyterian Church, S94.
The association has now funds in abundance, and we
have made up and closed account, RENTING balance
due. Annexed we hand you copy OF the account,
which please publish. The whole of our collection
amounts TO 855,ae5 il-feom the following sources,
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Notice Mariners.
TRKAsuay DsrARrnEsr,
Once Light house Board, Sept. ~, 1855,
ociA has been through Depart
State, from the Colonial ose Cape Hope bearing
date Angus, a. 1884, ha, wooden
ed the Of the Bird Islands, Aixos bay
thai this light house WILL from and aer tho
ts52D show white ishu 10 feet will
ing"
SAILING DIRECTIONS LIaHr
L 1owsTo show two lights, Is feet
than the ether. ED TT
Latitude ............ ..a3- SO south.
Longitude IS ~ So Of Greenwich.
HxAs asore -rsanuafer iersiFoundaton IS feet
upper light 20 feet
Po~ns Roof black body of building whi,s
stripes.
dnsen rock, which line viii be directly
viii . dark space between Them.
BY order Of The Lighthouse Board,
THORNTON A. JENKINS, Secretary.
Grand suhscrsptien Concert
win be given by the
MISSES COLLINS,
Al Carusis Saloon.
or FnrpAv Evxsrss, ssrrznsra -.
Doom open ., ! O'Clock cosceu Ma
Tckeas 50 cents. Reserved seats, ~.
vea. and At the National Browns, and Irving Hossis-
rhe F.ksr Of ssva's
oaisrsAL rsourr
CHINESE JUGGLERs
Auot~ts Cortorfioria., and Erolnao~i,s,
- number,
VIII In their
THRILLING AND STARTLING FEATs,
AtfkoN HALL, MONDAY September every
evening during the week
TIE I.aHf Wo~lr and Musical ProAsis,
Masters Cbades
eha~pcs dancer, DEWITT, appear eAoyiaa
1~ pssaes.,. $50 bi,..
Doors op~n q O'Clock.
Tscken 50 cea; children, A. Reserved rs
Sep 2<-lw
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New YoRK. Sept. 27.-By arrival here we have Rio
dates OF August 18th Coffee firm 1850 4NsO0 pei
aobe being advance Of 300 res per The
very light Tor the season.
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New YoEK, Sept. 2S-The line. capscous steamer Gold
en- Gate sailed from here to-day for Australia She take
out one hundred passengers, and very large cargo
freight. tsstA a ae na
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above table, calls Tor equivs large production
those Imported and manufactured goods Of which the
fases Of produce stand need Il 10 obvious that the ex
change Of sevsisi hundred millions OF produce
hand ,f manufactured goods the other requires the in
prevention OF money la all its shapes-god. drafts, notes.
exchange bis Nc-to larger than when the
ucles 70 DC exchanged limited in Although the
great buik OF the transactions effected through paper
an active demand for gold prevents banks from giving
currency 10 any paper based upon actual
values Hence although the demand for capital during the
past year has been large, the that spint Of
enterprise Is checked by bank action, in August the
delaAnd or new enterprises ceases. and the maturity OF
Old ones causes rapid settling Of accounts resulting 10
great abundance OF money. Thus, although the banks
have mol ceased 10 curta since August l, money has
become abundant The bank OF to-day thus
NsD York Bams Rcaunt.
Loans Specie. Circulation. Deposltss.
August s1,sss61 s9,TB45s &s5io,s65 Co, 9s3 ,6c
Sept -, so.O7s,ou ii,ss0sa s,Ha,sal ss,sia,ssi
This comprises the first weekly return. that which the
dePosos stood the lowest and that OF to-day The bank
curailment was nearly 1900 000 promptly paid up, pro-
ducing fall OF s. 600 depostes since when nearly
$1,000 900 more has been paid bank and the deposes
have increased 8l00 OO0 with an increasing in
money market These facts point abundant market
and indicate the Of the whence the funds
have been drawn
The Of events in England has bean similar thai
in this county The following shows Of the Eng.
!ish money market Tor three yeass in September
Specie IN Bank 81 England and Rates Of Money.
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TAYLOR COLLINS prosecute claims every dsscpc
agniast the bsfoss the several deparens
Congress bounty ands pay and
They will buying Ind eag f real III
reanG Of houses and collecting basnes Thsy will ais
furHtsh nfDsasuon
from the of Charses will Ne moderate
o&ce immsdissy opposite wnAess Bs,dinG wsh
insson, d. G.
Hon Jamse &. Dobbin, Secretary Of the Navy.
Hon Jefferson Davis, Secretary Of War
Nicsolss Caian, President Board Common Counel
Gen, John NJ McCails, Attorney ~ Law
Jases ~. CAussin, eco.
w. O. RsddaIi State Department
s Sept 2e--duAcp
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who will be President OF the United States in 1900 IT, in
al likelihood, RAINING barefoot at this momsa among the
whor,leberry bushes Of Oregon
BY TELEGRAPH. N
FAILING or THE NIAGARA WING CONVENTION.
Bosros, Sept 2oThe royal ste amer Niagara sailed
this morning for Liverpool with 900 specie and
100 passengers, amongst whom Ia Belgian minister
Tue Massachusetts whg State convention assembled
this morning al Fchburg but nothing definite YET done.
GOLDEN GATE ffs
New YoEK. Sept 2s.The fne capscious steamer Gold
Gate sailed from here to-day for Australia She takes
out hundred passengers, and very large cargo Of
feight
HH4
NEw YoRK. Sept 27.--By arrival here we have Rio
dates OF August 18th Coffee firm at au6OO 4usOO per
was very light Tor the season.
MASSACHUSETTS CONVENTION.
FIrcHBuRG, (Mass } Sept. 2S.-The wing State
lion assembled this morning. Il organized by
elec,ng the Hon X. G. Winthrop president The usual
number presidents and secretaries also APP
pointed. No nominations have yet been made.
IN PHILADELPHIA.
PnApELrulA, Sept 28Thsfe several cases Of lever
reported day, though officially No deaths Persons
are very cautious regard visiting tho infected district
Il is expected epidemic will DO entirely confined to
the locality wheIe it originated
NKw YoRx, Sept. 23?. m-Business IL active 10 every
de parnent of trade. sa tea 8ti
The stock market is steady, with more rmness, though
some descriptions have decned-saies Of United States
6s al LIZ; Canton 70 Eric, ISL; Long Island, a2i
Reading s5{; Parker Vein. 49, Cumberland Coal. SITS
Phnnx, Isl New Creek, 3; Morris Canal l6I Mica
regua 2is. Nothing doirg in McCulIock Gold.
The money market presents no change.
The -four marke, steady but not actvc-deaers wait
0f barre NJ
Sc 81 for State southern SO 80 IS 62l Rye nour and
corn meal unchanged
Grain in firm denand-sass Of $4,000 bushels Michigan
white wheat at I44 l4j cents southern red l32, and
white do I39 40 Sales Of 1900 bushels II
80 81 for white TO 81 cents for yellow Oats and
rye unchanged.
Provisions ru-sacs OF 200 bbls pork at GIG Tor mcss;
prime -Sl3 Lard and bacon firm, Groceries dullcr--
sales Rio coiee al II III cents Sugars and moasses
dull Rice Al Al cents. Cotton quic-busness mostly
suspended aiting the steamers duo Whis-
key, 28 a 2sA cents.
No udings Of the steamers due At HALIFAX and Al
this port
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Contributions to New Orleans.

NEw YoRx, September "a, 1853.
10 The Editors Of he Journst of Commerce.
GENTLEMEN: We have received The following contri-
buttons since our last, amounting to s437, viz:
From r. ]. Barnum, esq, American Museum $500 90
From r. 4. Bleck. esq burgess OF the borough
Of Be hlehem. Northampton county, PenasyL
wanna, collected by him, assisted by John An.
dersoa, Of New York, and Captain TEN pIeton,
New 0rleans 1856 90
/" Tar" New York Herald s 90
" Free WILL" New York Herald 90
7 X f. IS On
William II. Delaney Is 70
ll2 90
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FIrcHBuRG, (Mass } Sept. 2S--The whig State
ion assembled here this morning. Il organized by
elec,ing the Hon r. G. Winthrop president The usual
number OF vice presidents and secretaries also APP
pointed No nomina,ious have yet been made.
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YELLOW FEVER IN PHILADELPHIA.

PnrLApELruiA Sept 28Thsre several cases Of lever
repoed to-day though officially No deaths Persons
are very cautious regard visiting tho infected district.
Il is expected the epidemic will DO entirely con6nsd to
the locality where it originated.
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ryVRNIsHED HOUSE for R~nt coDtaAnAng ten rooms,
f.rn,brd In the neasss, ssased
thc and Fennsyvansa agae II
"s~ ~ &c. he0UlRg,
aeot2 s-3 Aeeaonesr
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$500 CHALLENGES.

"a w hateyer concrrns the lcalh nnd hapPinos.
Of q people is nj all times of the nost valuable
Importance, take il for g,a tied That o, CRY
p rsnnwi!l 10 all III their po er,tp.aye the lives
Of tsir children, und That every pr ,cn will en-
deayor 10 promote their OWL ieaiii, q, all aacri
fees feel ittp be my duly tos lclnaiy assure
you stia! NoRhs, according to tl,e opinion Of
th- innsi cclrhrnlt Physicians, nre the primary
calis,s Of large miujuriiy of diseases to which
cl,ildrrn ami niullr ans liabl:; If you i,uve un
npiGtits continually changcabla fru,i, ono Kind
ot tuo'i 10 another, Bal l;na,h, Pain in The S,o-
niach Picking vt ,lie Nose, liariltss aliI Full
nerH Of this Bvllys Dry Cough, Slow Fcve,,
Pulse lrrsnlar--rtnrn,b.r HAT I'll III so den 80
WonMs, i you skpuld atonce apply ,i,s; rci.cIy
KHohehsnck's Worm syrup.
Arnrlicle founded npon Scientific Pri .ciples,
compounded will purely vegetable ,u.st.inccs, s.,
being pcrirruy sale when taken, and cnn b,,
given to the most tender Irian, with d, cili.,l
bc,lcficial effect, where Bo.rei !Cor,,luiats and
Dmrrhaa have made then, weak and dtbili.a;u
the Tonic PROPERTIES OF my Worn Sfru n mr..
such, that it ts,nnls without i'm equ.l in tl,r cat
loguc of inc,iirines, in giving tone AMI s,rcrctl,
10 The Stomach. which makes il an Infalluble
rshiety for tho-e afflicted with Dyspepsia, ,llc
aS!onisi,ins cures performed by lhs Syrup a ftcr
Physiciaiis haSs1ais u il, b:s. cyi ierco offs
superior sflicscy vrpr al Others.
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Cheaper than Ever.

4 lot OF colorei Raragcs, al 8 cents rer yard,
Silk Warp Barcges, ut Is "a, 25 and 81 Lie.
Snreriinc qualify Paris Bareges, Mt 80 cents.
Extra super Broche Embroidered Baregep.
Surerfiiic silk Tissue Silks AMI Tissue silks,
ut IS ani 81 l-ic. q
Fine quality Mourning Masl:ns, slightly dam.
aged, ut baifsprice, IL IL cents.
Cold Aiuslin4, yard wide, At II IL, u "a, 90
and - c6hts.
.Col'd Musins,5.t wide, RI 25 cents.
White Emb,d Swlss Musiiil,, at Is ia IS and
81 Ia cents
Cold Lawns and Cold E,nb'd Musiins, i2 ~.
Striped Linen Lusircs ai lOfceDIs. q
Supsrior Silk and Linen Ponlins, ut 81 Ia
Strong Blue Shirtings, Stripes and 1IGkings, \,
~ & j 4 ceris, ainl ~ ~
loi Of Muslin lnsertings AMI Edgings, at hall
ircc, to- lose uiir, ut
w. ,. JACoBI' d son,
2"l king-st, opposite the Big Boot.
lime 2y, 1859. 36-if
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thankful for pant fayotirs tha subscriber wi s.
cs 10 inform the3pubic tlnt he sill lnattniae-t
burg, oI, the, most improved md apps,,ssl plan.
whirii lie thinks iliat the cnitGn giIlHed an ono
tnfthosc gins of the late improvement il worth
NJ least quarter ofla cent Tnnre ihaIl the cns.
ton einne'i i,n The ordinary GIN lIc also man
of The finest finish and ui le best ma ieriais Il,
viii, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened wlirh he will sell for 81 per Saw.
lie also rcrirs old gi.ls aud puts them in COM
GinsMill be promptly and pnnt,uaiy attended,
10. Hll.LIiM ELlISQNSieS
Siatehurg, Sumter Dist 5. C.. Isb Il, ss sgsss s5