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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
ASIA.

Nothing had taken place ia either army At meeting
Of the Council Of Pashas, at kars, tie 18th Of May,
kurshid Pssha Gen. GuyoD proposed immei late adj
vance against the enemy, by crossing the Apacha which
runs into the Araxes and sezDg upon EryaD bat he
outvoted newspaper correspondent gives st Of tho
chief officers Of the Ariato army The first Is Musafs
Zsrif Pasha, Cbief and Military Governor OF
Kars, who few years since. writer in public Of
fee, and has military experiences no is tiInd and
indecsve in character Second, Is Abdul kerim Pashs,
General Of Division known only for his repeated failures
in Syria wherever brought in contact with the rebel
Arabs. Third Kur,hd Pashs, Gen. GuyOn, General Of
Division ard Chief Of the staff is too well known for
bsayery and military talent 10 need sny further remark
Fourth Zrri Pash8 commanding the Bash-Bazouks at
the outposts. Fifth, Hussen Pasha, commanding the
cavalry Sixth, Tabir Pasha, General OF Brigade,
mandng the cavalry. Seventh, Ferhad Pasha Gen.
Stein, German reDegads said TO be talented officer
Eighth mail Pasha, (trn. Kmethy,) Hungarian, con-
msndng the Bashi -Buzouks the Arpacha. Lastly,
shabim Pesha Gen. Brianski and Asian Pssha, (Gen
B,sronownowski) both Poles, are Generals OF Brigade,
hold command, but members Of the Military Coun-
ci There other officers Of less notetweny six in all
The Turkish force had LEFT Ksrs and encamped six
leagues from the the road TO Gumh. Eoyer had
been very prevalent The Russians eighteen leagues
fiOm Kars.
On June 3, Turkish frigate landed q considerable
qsanty Of at Redut Kaleh and reinforced the gar
rson Of that place which consists Of 200 troops
and zoo irregulars Suknm Kaleh also occupied BY
a sufficient force to defend its against coup dc
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
FOUR DAYS

ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
FROM TIE BALTIC AND BLACK SEA.

Admiral Napier the 9'Ih with bis whole dect
within tweniy milos of Croustsd On the alst juno
the British ships Heca, Vaorous aud Odin bombarded
and destroyed the fort at Bonarsound. Admiral Plum
ridge Is recalled from the Gulf Of Botbnis 10 the Gulf 1
Finland. and is replaced by Captain Hall The White
Sea will be blockade from and after the is Of August
Nothing reported from tho Black Sea, excepting the
preparation of 200 transports at Narna supposed for
expedition TO the Crimea. According 10 tho Vienna
Loyd the Russians have shut up the Sea OF Azof by
sinking in the strait OF kertch thytwo largo bsrges
laden with rocks.
GREECE.
Russian agents hayng tried to excite differences between
the Greeks and the army of occupation Gen. kalerg tho
Minister of War has though it right to publish prooa
nation int nded to the country o the benevo
lent ipt,ntions Of England and France in sending their
troops to combat policy condemned by tho whole of
Europe.
The Diyan to reopen the ports Of Turkey 10
the Greek flag.
Faud Eh. ndi il active in his ondeavor 10 smooth
the irritation arising from the recent nsurrechOn.
Gen Karaassos had surrendered 10 the commander of
the French Colon condition that he should 10
landed in Greece.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

The Committee on Resolutions then reported ihe to
lowing
RS That III National Democrats of the sst Of
irons OF tie Ns;ior Democratic COuveniien oi f su
~, s aius principles the Democratic parry o ne
decs.rire s. ever the prlneipe "cn ny
,eeer and ch rs which they tay determines 20
PJ Tist tie 6ocne Of roninter, Oy Npns.es 'n'
r;rh nj le peorr tho territories 10 make the o"n os
,;s ,5 ,eny tvs ouly the power r. rnshed
tbe stae &c general IT, ineindhs 81
20 Soue.c servu6e long ben Perranen- snd Ie9s
ths erred Of he n.ions democracy that the 1ocy indi
It'd ir the resolution introduced By The HOP
lie senate o the United stas The lfh pse'nee ish "
pJS TIst ue policy requires he Government, Of the led
States Eergihen s political y Z RI. .elsl . ~
sret 10 that end be justly ot,ned Aaa th nehe "a
such acquisition Il the tsffLoIis a. ,o-seS
80 ., ncos with the night OF te people thereof
10 form sovereign state, vh 'ne r0"e'' s-1 %
S Tb,, In Granting Territorial Government fc' Ierso
re beopsns the United States tie lrlns'ps " ~ p
~, "a esrr. OF The Constitution Be obrvec s1d he
leaving al aueslo1s eoaee-I.s -
rt. ta true doctrine the Democracy Of ias STATE
- Sss ps been BY them In Opposition 70 Al e
trpts Of copsres n inieehse h ..es o. Saw
a,ls Lee Al e That this docre secures o ne po
pie oi tie States their equsi rtns u me
fee self lnemesrsssed sy Coasie
on.i ntertsr, ree 5ie,stor Thst ne Naon.
fe'n VIVA Ia -. amidst the hcclI q Free so
:, aol;oc .ss.u successfully rresrt,rs ne
violation ard the iilh o. M s ree.., Get of CoGEes. s
he n, ,rrirorisl crfanirson Of Seefssta sna 81
W.is.rs :. rsi by the people q ne states
Er.Strd That the Presidential h.. m.
iIas h.e,sd triumph Of hose prine %
that The DsE osEss Fsry OF ise tn. 1x-s n.Irsr a.
az gr-cts elements. raf -. ,rnS = a., o.
rr.r,1 sni rliicd rpor - til' o-ei,- - = !.
Ghssn.A 70 f'-t.a p.'tS . '"''''' - - -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-08

". :, AZ Ntr N relation to the ,aIre- or
,c-ldrn' md nonresident Stockholders IN
Raigosd Curp,iatun',
Il is htr,5y tdHr;Cd. 49,
SO |. l. ,h.i, be ti,c iu.v u' i,'' ,."r;,
, ,.i- ,olu u railroad corporations IA tins stale
ru G'i'I!y annually 20 ~" clerks Of the several
lows. 80 ..,l~ stale m winch any .t1cAhOidtr o'
such corpora, III nay RESIDE, a jrlo u.' ui the
uImcs OF al. @noh stockholders, plth tie uu.l-
Der ol sHores sNndlug against the udinHS "t al,
such stockholders, on the books Of such corpo-
ration on the first day Of Ap!! IN each aud
every year hereafter, to- othcr with the amount
pail "a on each share.
-, i shall be the duty ui the gicrhs Ct the
sctert railroad corporations in tins slate to
certify to the treasurer Of tins state, tue list
of the names OF all the stockholders IN such
corpuration rcsijm. without this state, and the
number OF shares standln. against thc names
ui all such stockholders on the books OF such
corporation, together ~ lth tie amount sclusily
pa ID III on each share, on tue first day OF April
II each year hereafter. Prog,de6. hoi-srer, +,
that no certificate as herein before required IL
the foregoing SECTION Of his ay', she, Le made
by such clerks of said corporations. unless
such railroad corporation shall earn, ylrid or
receive an annual lucouic, profit OF dividend OF
siX per cent or more, to the several stockhold-
ers theGen,
50. 1t shall be ihe irty of tDl treasurers Of
the several railroad corporations IN this state,
on or before the frs, day OF August, annually,
to pay, Us d tax, into the treasury Of this state
for the use OF the people thereof, one per cent
on each anl every snare luany ami every rail
road cotporatlon, ~ hich shall be owned by any
, peiscn or persons residing without this state,
rherever such railroad cooperation, STALL earn
yield or pay, 10 the stockholders therein, an
/ annual income. proit or div deud vi slA per
( cent. or morc, pu each ani ever share OF sad
. stocE--Gnd said shares nr stock shall he held
liable lo be dl-'ralucd aud disposed OF by any
collector Of taxes M ibis state, On warrant
ls'ucd by lhc treasurer of this state, ior that
nuIpo-r, Tor the paym"u' ol sand one per cent
r,y, es a'oresoid, under such regulailons ss al,-
l,ersn To- 'ic collection nj taxes or bank stock
pr -h,'rt = >e..1n, fr.'img without rHs
slttn.
l. lu r.ss ~ lns d,t'',hing an s"llIug nj
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-08

NJ. ;}3-AN ACT ~ amendment o. 4u
"ac, relating to Insurance OF n,os bv Foreign
Corporations, approved November ~ ls53.
MS heaby s,Hcied.Ac.
So. I. The slNth SECTION ot -,d &C. Is
hereby amendad So AZ to read g. 'nNuwS;
"Evc,J such attorney before any insurance.
shall be- made un the llle ol any person Ia tiuS
state. or any contract for insurance shall be
entered INTO with any party resident IN iLs
state. .r,l deposit with The secretary of tlis
sialra copy OF the charter ot NJ" cWuPanv
whose attorney he Is, aud staIelarnt signed
aad swotn To by the prealGrn' aud secretary oi
such COMPANY ia the torn arrtntitrT .pe'lh"d
and slal aunualy ihcrea'. ~ tra'Fn"t state.
r,r,' iu he 'amc form, w,,i'h stAtcncul. .he u
br usdr npto the tiuc OF The VI enn"H'
-trtei,-ut Il such rnmp.pt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-08
Laws of Vermont.


ccmbcrJ, 1853
is bcrcjv ounct, ia.
S,c. l. Section eighteen ot tia act IN winch
'hrs Is an aurndmcui is amended So rs 10 read
ts follows: Every such corporation shall
,nuullly, either ;" the month of JnuIty or Ju-
|v. make cPrllic tie. slatiag the amount ol
jh"lf raI tai stock actually paid IN, the dlnouni
invested in real estate, the amount Invested IN
pcrfun4l estate and the amount oi their debts
aud credits. at the t'nc of making the ccrii-
cate. 10 nearly as the sl'ic can be aseeftained.
with The name Of each stakeholder, and III"
number of shares held by each, at the date ot
such certificate; which certificate shall be
-iuued by the president aud secretary ot SAID
cofrorai,ou, and verified BY thrir osth- or u'-
iirnat on uud sh III be deposited with tic Town
clerk of the town III which said corporation is
located and transact their business and the
COPY oiluy certificate or report filed, or made
u pursuance of this section, certified by The
,u"u clerk ~ be Il trnc copy Of the whole OF
such certificate or report fled ~ his office.
shall be- received IN all courts and places AZ
prc.Wnp'ivc legal evidence Of the facts therein
stated. - agunst such company. its officers
and ,toclhp,dcr.. Aud it shall further be the
duty OF such corporation. 20 .ar,e book to be
KEEP, by its clerk or secretary, ia Tie town in
which such corporation is located and transact
fhcu busmrss. containing the names Of all the
holders Of stock therein, alphabetically ar.
Rugged. showing lhc,r places OF reslden Q aud
the numbrr OF shares held by each. aud the
tune when they respectively BECAME the own
cIs uf such shares. which book shall. during
the usuai hours of business Ot' each secular dav
be open Tor the inspection ot stutkhulders and
all creditors ot such corporation, aud their per
-Outl rCpresentntIycs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-08
tOeeItln Gyrr })reos.
Posted At No. . toiieg' Nif,1, Bwtpg'... Ii
GEO. W. n &. g.. .ntNEDitr,
LairoH, A>r rEorru.tuut.


For Village Subscribers, .rwhrd by o."
Carrier, -' -"
j ptid Sj,I,'iyi in advance. n'
For Mail Subscribers, and those who take ji
Al the once, "'
II Maid ty,,ij, i, advance, y"
VINO nav not in advance bar before .il mout..l &,
after six months. h'
Interest ,hnrgcablc a't'r fl" years cnd.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-08

l-ff nv T'fh'k OF III I's lil Lit' .'iN
SAL tiA ts1.r 'rprr.uaacc Of tnn prn.i.i,n.
o" this ac' such sa les shat haze i." legal clicr'
t.; cou,nr Ira, snd valid ll'ln fpt". Ircha-
A.ror putchssc's ot such sI)c' ~ -' .'.-. ~
dis ned and disposed Of.
3. II Shall hc .hc Au'y ri u' prc. i"ul. ai-
rcciUrs and con,pluv Of any "ud rvrry railroad
rorrorgji IN IN III, s'ltr. 10 cu-o lie several
clsrks and treasurer, Of 'inu ,rsP"cii'c '"rpo-
ration, To- ttiIl'itlly dls.largc lIin .'vera. d".
lies uuposcd Gi..u them. ~ aforesaid ny thr
prnceliut sections oF tlrs &C: aiJ nuri I1''u'"
un the nari of such clerks ami ''ePSr'r'f' To d--
cbarur iU,, du.trs imposed upnu iicit several
corpora.,or-. -o ag diurnsnid. shall be deemed
to DE- 4 taurc uu the part ~ Vac corporation
" hose cl"ri, ur treasurer Is guilty ~ "'-h neg-
lcct---frt phl.h f,ilrrc, sad cp'pu'i'lpu.. ~
their several cUIp-tr'e capacities, ahn iIeU
several directors. shall ini,d,al'y ~ h"ld re-
spunsiblo to the treasurer Of this state.
So. TIC treasurer AID clerk "t every rail-
road corporation within this -'n'a. -iaI nc res
ldcuis of this state and fhe offices 81 the ltaas-
urers and clerks, aud al. bpuNs and pipers
pertaining 10 said offices ~ treasures
and cic;G- OF SAID railroad r'p'mt'ons
si,alI a. ol iitnr, h.. kept WITHIN this state.
except said books and r'p"r' h" temporarily
moved and dcta,urd without the limits 9" trls
state by ardci # iudge OF the supreme court
Of tins state, for the prrpGs9 Of being used III
evidence in suits nctullly pending ~ neigh.
boring state. and IN such case to be detained
during Tie term Of court dt viii ch such suIt j.
to he it,cd
81, la cI.e said trcasu.c'' VI, c.erbr or any
ct them belonging TO. "r d1irI business tor
said corporations. or any one 0i ihc"i' -hill'
for the space Of ten days, after ta2 ilm7 'r0ci'
fled u sections one. two, and three N ms dc''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-08
Approved, NoN. II. 1851.

No. ";.-AN ACT IA rcli,on n Say'r-s
HlUns.
4 is her b4 ,uaie2 r..
Skc. I. fhe several savings BANKS, achpp
under charters granted by the eHiSln'r o
ta- state, are authorized 10 dem nd and re-
rciyc iolerc't on their loans at the rate Of SIN
pes crntum per aunln. payable sann-anna
al,v.
-. Tus ..I -.aH ,a,c H., hron 1t.
plssH-c.
Approved. Nov 4, 1851.
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& Va Ess -S"esr
C. C.. DENErICT

tDHNi>SiDNHB FOR TN >fhYN Oh
N " Y Q z K.
Ogre, Free P.ssS Roort7. B,Wii"gioH. D"o.i.
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\o. %. AN ACT relating to subscriptions
for bank stock.
MS hertJy .noeitd jr
SIC. |. The commissioners appointed 10
rrceiy" subscriptions TO the capital stock Of
any bank, or the increased capital of any bank,
are hereby authorized to examine, under oath,
any person or persons relating TO Subscriptions
for stock in such bank,
.? Section one hundred and two ot chap
ter c ..hiy-fiur Of the compiled statutes, and
the lr0yisn- thereto, are h0rehy repealed
, THIS act shall take effect ffom rs
has-,-r.
Approved, No,. IL. ls5i.
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f'l .lblI'I .'.
GIuUru.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06
" "Kummin tn him bjme bv dad 6,

"Kummin tu him bime by. dad. So
me an this feller sot there, sorter torkin >
and drinkin', and then be seq "strsnrer.
let's play little game Nv Seven-up,' a
takin out Nv his pocket . greasy roun'-
cornerd peck Nv kerds. Don't keer if
do sez [. So we sot up long side Nv a
stump, and kummenced to bet q quarter
up, an was a slayin' him orful'-
"But wars yur boss O.
s'kummin' tn him, dad. Bime by.
luck changed, an he got tn winnin, an
pretty soon hadn't nary nuther lollar.
Then sez he, Stranger, I'll gin WI a
chance to get even, an play you one more
game Wal, we played rite tite that
game, L sware, an we was both six and
SIX, an
"War's yur hoss!'
"kummin tn him dad. We was six
an six, dad, and twas his deal
"Will you tell me wars yur boss 30
said the old man, getting tired.
"Yes, we was six an six, an he turned
up the jack!'
Wars yur boss 2"
''Ihe stranger won him, a turnin that
jack. Polly Peablossom.
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WH's YURE ROSS

Some years since, when the State of
Missouri was considered "Far West" :"
there lived on the bank Of the river of
the same name Of the State, a substan-
tial farmer, who by years of toll, had &C
cumulated a pretty pile CT castings :;
owing, as he said, principally to the fact
that he dldn' t raise much taters and un.
yuns, but right smart of corn. This farm
er, hearing that good land was much
cheaper than further south, concluded to
move there. Accordingly, he provided
his son with good horse, and suffi-
ceincy Of tbs nsedful to defray his travel
ing expenses, and instructed him to pur-
chase two hundred acres ofgood land, at
the lowest possible price, and return i'm
msdiately home. The next day Jeems
started for Arkansas, and after an absence
of six weeks returned home.
"Well, Jeems," said the old man,
how'd you find the land in Arkansaw?'
"Tolerable cheap. dad"
"You didn't buy morn two hundred
acres, did yu, Jeems 2"
"lo, dad, not over ID hundred,
reckon"
"How much money hev yu left :"
"ksry red, dad; cleaned right out !"
"Why, l had no idee travelin' was SO
'spensive in them parts, Jeems."
"Well, just you try it wonst, and you
viii ind out, reckon"
oval, never mind that, let s hear bout
the land, and-but wars yur boss 2"
"Why, yu see, dad, / was goin' along
ooo day.
"But war'a yur hoss %
"Hold on, dad, and I'll tell you all
bout 1t. You see, was goin' along one
day, and l met feller as he said he was
agoin' my way tu"-
'But wars yur boss :"
"Dod darn my hide, Of you don't shut
-, dad, I'll never git to the boss. Wal
as vss both goin' same way, me anG
this feller jined cumpenny, and 'bou,
noon, we hitched our critters, and sol
down aside Nv a branch, and went te
eatin' snack. Arter we'd got thru b,
seq tu me, Try drap Nv this here red
eve. stranger Wal l don't mind, Sc,
p
"But wars yur boss I"
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FIRE GLIDING, GALvANIZING, AND
ELECTRO SILVER-PLATING,

ON ALL KINDS OF METAL.
T. LABARRE would respectfully inform the pub
L lie that he has opened Shop at the corner 9
aud 10th Streets, in the above business and is now
ready to receive orders in any branch, namely:
FIRE GLIDING
On all kinds Of ornaments for churches, chalices,
Jewels and regslis for Free Masons, Odd Fellows 8,
and other societies, military ornaments, &C. Also,
SILVER AND BRASS WATCHES,
Chains, Goblets, Lockets, Tea and Table Spoons,
Dessert and Butter Knives.
ELECTRO SILVER-PLATING
On Military Ornaments, Fruit Baskets, Walters,
Candiesticks, and Csssets.
Also Silver plating for Plumbers Gas Filters, &c.
Al ornaments for military, Free Masons, Odd Eel.
lows. and other Societies and Clubs made to order
On .he shor.est notoe.
FRANCIS LABARRE,
Corasf and 10th SITS west near Pa. ave.
Dc 5--nr
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A REMEDY FOR "KAcH DISEASE"

A the request Of many Of my patients, I have
"A, consented to put up class Of my most efn.
CINES, each one suited to particular disease and
not Like the manufacturers of the nostrums and
pansceas Of the day, promulgate to the world that
any ono compound will cure all diseases, and who,
(n the words of the great Italian physician Spsl.
anzanD "ptt medicines ,uhtch they kno.o LITTLE into
bodies which they know less"
J. 8. ROSE, M. D., Phil..
For Cholera, Dysertery, Bo,ocl Complaints, &c.,
DR.. j. 8. ROSES CARMINATIVE BALSAM.
This mixture is one OF the most important medi-
cines, and should be kept in all families as "spe
cidc" for Cholera and Bowel Complaints it has nev-
er failed. Dysentsry vanishes in few days when
this article Is used as directed Price 25o.
DR.. J. 8. ROSES PAIN CURER will cure Stiff Neck,
Sore Threat Pains in the face, Side, Back or Limbs
from Cold, Cbolic, Cholera Morbus, &c. It cures
sprains, Chilblains, Cramps or Pains in the Stom-
sch or Bowels. Price 1211z1, rs, and so cts
Dr. J. 8. ROsl's E1rRAo7 OF BucHu is one of tho
best remedies ever used for diseases of the Kdneye
Bladder, &c. Price SOC.
DE-. J. 8: Rosl's NlRvous AND INvlaoRAr1na OoR.
DIAL, for Heart Disease all Nervous Affections Flat
uience, Heart Burn, Restlessnsss, Numbness, Neu.
rslgis raising the spirits and giving power to the
xnofe system, 1t Is almost miraculous In its effect
80 cents bottle.
De. ]. 8. Rosz's DYspzpr1o COMPOUND, . sure cure
for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, and indigestion,
Ehen taken in conjunction with his Alternative or
Family Pills. Price of both 75c.
D1. j. 8. RosE's GOLDEN PILLS for Falling Of the
Womb, Female Weakness. Debility, and Relaxation
They have q peculiar affinity for the debilitated
muscles of the female, and in no instance have they
Jailed in radically curing those distressing com.
plants females are SO often subject. Price 90 oents
DR.. j. 8. RosE's ANrI-suious OR RAILROAD Pulls
These pills are not warranted to in every NAL
sdy or disease incident to man, but they are grand
remedy for Bilious state OF the system and com.
mon fevers. When used with DR.. Roses Tonic Mix
turs, will cure the most stubborn cases Of Bilious
sever or Fever and Ague. Price 1211 and 26c.
DE-. j. 8. RosE's SARsApARILLA COMPOUND, for all
Skin Diseases and for purifying the Blood it Ia 50.
perior to ell others. Price 60c. and 81.
DR. j. s. RosI's ELIXIR OF OPIUM, free from all the
Dad effects Of Opium or Laudanum, such as Head.
ache, Constipation, or Sick Stomach. Price 25c.
All whose Constitutions are impaired By disease or
weak by nature, should read Dr. J. s. Roses 'Medi.
Gal Adviser, (Which contains description of tbs Dis
sass OF our climate and the mode of trsstment) It
an be had without charge OF
q D: Gilman, Charles s:ott o., ". q. Gilman,
John ". Neirn, Patterson & Nsirn, D. D. Clark,
Il Mcpherson, William =. Evans, Kidweil i Law.
rsnce, j. u. Moore, WAshington; J. L. KidvelI,
feorgetown; sad by al dealers in Ale1andrs, Viz.
,inis. je III
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70 ALL WHOK IT MAY CONCERN

HEREBY make known to the public tA4t have
/ obtained Patent from the United etAtss for %
Saw, and am now ready 10 ti,1sss Of
rights, or furnish those with laws who WI TO evsi
themselves of this vast improvement This Saw
will cut double the amount in any given tAle, With
the same power IS that Of the ordtaary ~. The
nature OF my invention il 30 to construct Ne tssh
of the Saw that each tooth shall cut i wsR through
the wood without tearing or forcing the ea., each
tooth acting as a mortising chisel, and cutting q
chip or core of the sane thickness that esch tooth
stands in advance Of the one next behind it; the
cutting uart Of ea tooth Is exactly vertical and,
notwithstanding, essh tooth advances n ron Of the
one next behind it; the blade Of the sev to be of
equal width, requiring the back Of Nv to be in.
clned forward the size Of the opening between the
teeth to be inrssssA or reduced, sooerdin1 10 the
length of the saw and sire Of the timber 70 Be cut,
30 that each space between the tssth sAall b opa
BILE of holding the entire chip that the tooth
behin' 1t may cut Of Tbs nss is oepabh Of being
attached to any mill. l.. ST1BAkT.
For further lnfcrnahon address
HTEWAkT RcCLELLAND,
oct 24-eo0t Wellington, D. C..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06
"GLENWOOD CEMETERY y

" 'llS beautiful burial place of the dead having
J just bean Dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
10 the purpose, nos open for the reception of the
Re is;ns OF deceased persons.
1he nAUsOLEUM has capacity for q hundred
bt lies, in which such friends Of the dead rs may
n y can place the departed until they select sites
~ the graves.
he plan of the incorporstors is one of equality in
re xrd to the lots which will De put up publicly
70 sale, (although they usually bring premium
N kin. tbs early selection OF lots the most desir
al 3.
ijEtil al Office Is established in the city of Wash
In ton, applications Will be punctnally attended
to It the present Office in ths east wing OF the build
tr on entering the Cemetery.
WM. 8. HUMPHREYS
Il. B.-Glenwood Is situated short distance due
nS tn of the Capitol. aug i1-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06
REDUCTION IN GAS FIXTURES.

1IYKa are now receiving the largest stock Of GAS
" HXTURKS ever offered in this city, con,
puistuy every variety Of style and finish They have
sn selected from the celebrated factory OF Corne'
r "a A Co. Philsdephis, and include all Of their
p .ttsrns
a., now prepared TO furnish them ct less rate than
D sy have ever yet been sold here or elsewhere:
,rios of gas tubing has been materially reduced
nd our increased facilities warrants US In saying
rat we are prepared and can execute any Work we
nav undertake cheaper and better thAn any otoe'
s,tsblishment in this city. ,o
J. w. THOMPSON BRO,
Plumbing Gas Fitting Establishmsnf,
pa avenue, q siie, between 10Th snd lin sss'
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