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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-13

" CAPTAIN NICHoLAs.-The following interesting
account OF the narrow escape of the u. S. Ship Ger
mantown," Commander Nicholas (recently of the
Michigan, ") from shpwreck the Island of Made-
ra IN March, 1885, was given at the time by the Nor
folk Beacon:
U. S. Ship Germantotcn We understand from a
letter. written by officer board the u s. sloop of
war John Adams that the Germantown flag ship of
the African squadron, while lying in Funchsl roads.
island of Madeira, the 22d of March, broke adrift
from her anchor in consequence of the shacke pins
of her chain cables having worked from the cable
by which she was riding aud also from the cable of
twice three times her length off the cks on the
Eastern side of the town. where she remained riding
by one Of her anchors and the stream cable and an
chor of the John Adams, till s p NJ when o gentle
breeze from the westward came up. and gave OPP
portunty Of performing beautiful eyolation in the
most seamanike and nasterly style, which called for
the hghest comme endGtion from every seaman who
had the opportunity of seeing II.
The shin was in u perilous situation for nearly II
hours during which time had gale come ON from
the Southwest, her loss seemed almost ineytable.-
The whole OF beach lined with spec atoss
and every turret OF the houses in the town as filed
by persons watching with intense interest the result
OF the operation which succeeded so admirably
Rocks close astern and the port ham and bow with
no possibility of getting clear on the sport tark r
of vital importance that no mistake should occur
and that the ship should cant the right way and sail
had our marks, by which could determine when
the ship gathered way and doubt it there sin
gle person who did not see her movement through tise
water at the exact moment II commenced
Every preparation was made before hand. and eve
ry thing was done just at the right time and in tbs
right manner and styie-really, il would have doss
your heart good to have seen how nagnicenty slsc
moved out from her dangerous position had tho
pleasure mysef Of hearing such very atterng fhanss
said of American seamanship and skin upon ths eecs-
sion that felt them quite refreshing. ater Al the
abuse we have had heaped npon NJ Of iase-
Depend upon this that In spite OF all tho
which has been aimed 1t tho navy, we still lave
good oiieers and senen and better sb ips nn anna.
meut than we had before; and let the sisae
when Il maJ for action, country viii nok - dis
Hsfisfied with a.. 4n
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Tuesday Morning, November I3, 1855.

FROM CAIIFoRNIA.-The arrival of the steamer
Northern Light at New York. Sunday, was an.
nouneed by telegraph yesterday.
The California news Is unmportant The s Ter.
ra Nevada from San Juan which arrived at San
Francisco the 9th lost IS passengers by cholera
three Of whom were cabin passengers
indian troubles In Oregon continue to assume
serious aspect. Major Haller and his forces had
peen surrounded by the Indians point about Dal
las, without food or water for forty eight hours
relief -.
The steamer Golden Gate arrived at San Fran.
CISCO on the 18th. The Cortes had not arrived on
the Goth .ess y 80. :. 80
The United States steamer John Hancock had
arrived at San Francisco from Petropolowski
bringing news that the Russians in great force
ON the sea and land at the Amoor and anxious to
meet the allied feet which probably in the
Gulf Of Tartary. The British steamer Baracorita
mad been at Ayan and found the place deserted,
Duf discovered an amount of secreted goods belong
Ing to the Russian Fur Company, which were seiz
ed The steamer then went TO Petropolows and
entered that port with the American flag flying
nred into the town, and then left. When off EliZ-
aoeth Is land, she encountered the Bremen brig
with l4O Russian officers and soldiers, which was
captured and carried to Hong Kong.
Sever. clipper vessels had arrived at San Fran
cisco from the Atlantic ports. Their cargoes were
readily sold and business had considerably improv-
ed and most Eastern merchandise had been pa ying
iair profits Domestic -four was selling at 50. so
S33 so
The balance of the treasure (s60 0O0) sunk in the
ankee Blade has been recovered.
Five hundred men, under Capt. Foy, of Sacra
mento, had left there to join the Walker ilbusters
On the 9th ult. the Indians the Boyne river
massacred over fifty whites. Major Fitzgerald
pursued the Indians, killing 30 of them and
wounding ten of his own men
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BOUNTY LAND CLAIMs.-There have been f,led
230GO0 applications for bounty land under the aci
OF March 5th, 1855, of which number about IL OOC
were filed during the months of March and April
Thus far 52 900 warrants Of all sizes have been lis
sued leaving still large number OF claims filed in
March and April unacted upon.
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w: q. Kendall late postmaster at New Orleans
publishes statement, nearly two columns in
length, in the n. .. Delta. designed 10 show that
the reports recently in circulation with reference
10 the alleged losses at the New Orleans posoficc
during ms administration, were fabrication" al
SO 70 elicit further information ON the subject
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THE ENGLISH BANK ACT-In the manufact,r
ring districts Of England, and at Liverpool, some
demonstrations have been made i'm favor of the
modification of Sir Robert Peel's stringent bank
bills of 1914. This movement finds little favor in
London, and the Times explains with much force
and earnestness the salutsry operation of the bill
while it demonstrates that the bank of England,
with its present bullion reserve and the aid of the
privilege of &s OO,O0O bank note circulation, by
the joint stock and provincial banks, is now af
foriing an ample currency for the business of the
country. The movement is said to have origina
ted among the cotton spinners to sustain the price
OF cotton, and is not generally approved by the
mercantile community, well as meeting with
the direct discountenance of the administration
The opinions held upon this measure are, however,
various
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-The engine of the m all
train ON the Central Ohio Railroad ran over Il cow
about twelve miles west of Belair on Wednesday y
last The engine, tender, baggage car and one
passenger car were preeipitated down an embank.
ment the engine being almost completely denol
iShed The other cars remained upon the track
and 10 person was injured
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ERIE RAILRoAD.-The whole number of cars
and locomotives on this road is 3l6S, which, if cou
pied together in one train, would reach distance
of twenty one miles, and be able to carry 00G
persons in one day from New York to Lake Erie
The Company has in its employ not less than s. OoC
persons, whose pay per month is $l25 09O or 81 800
coo per year, .-5
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VERDICT FOR SEDUcTIoN--The Oswego IN
V Palladium says that atthe Putnam Circuit held
at Oramel last week, a case was tried in which
Tompkins Travis was plaintiff, and Ransom Par
ger defendant. The action was for damages, on
account of the seduction of plaintiffs daughter by
defendant. The jury, after an able charge from
Judge Brown. rendered verdict in favor Of the
plaintiff for 81 Dp0
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FROM THE BAHAMAs.-By the last advices from
Nassau we learn that several cases of yellow fe.
yer had occurred at Barbados sixteen of which
were among the Royal Artillery. The greater
number of the men had arrived very recently
from Trinidad. Six deaths were reported The
latest information il to the effect that the disease
gradually wearing out Trade was said to be
dull, and money scarce. About &C, 600 bushels OF
salt were on hand at Inagua, when the Govern
ment schooner left. The last shipment sold for -
cents per bushel Provisions were very scarce
there, as well as at Rum CAY
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A NOVEL WEDDING PARTY.-At Waterford.
Michigan, ON the lst instant four sons of Jesse
Chapman, Esq, living in different parts of the
State all made their appearance at the paternal
mansion with lady accompaniment, followed by
a clergyman, who joined the whole quatern in the
bonds of matrimony. After a chat with the old
folks" the boys and girls started off on their wed
ding tour
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EARTHQUAKE IN GEoR6IA.-The shock Of ar
earthquake was very distinctly felt on Saturday
last in the vicinity of Villanow, Walker county Ga
The oscillatory motion Of the earth North and
South was very perceptible to persons sitting but
those who were standing at the time, did not oh
serve the motion of the earth 70 distinctly but gen
orally heard the low rumbling noise, apparently to
the South or South w West-D Dalton Times, Sh inst.
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PAY OF NAVAL OFFICgRs.-The Secretary of
the Treasury, it is said, has decided that officers
promoted in the Navy are to be paid from the dale
they take rank, instead of from the date of COM.
mission, rs heretofore held. This decision will be
gladly received by the present personei of the
Navy, whose back pay will be largely increased by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-13

IMPORTANT DEGREES ISSUED BY THE FRENCH
EMPERoR-Two highly important decrees Were
issued by the French Emperor on the 18th ult By
virtue of the first foreign vessels can be legally
sold in France, and obtain French registers, upon
payment ofduty of 10 per cent upon their value
By the second, all ship building materials can be
imported into France free of duty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-13

MISSISSIPPI ELEcTioN.-A dispatch has been re.
ceved from the capital of Mississippi stating that
the Democrats have elected their candidates fol-
Governor and other State officers by 5000 ,najor
ty and that they have also elected the entire de ega
ton 10 Congress and obtained majority of thirty
members i'll the State Legislature.
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FROM UTAH.-We have the Deseret News, from
6reat Salt Lake City to the Goth of September
The local news is not of much Importance The
grasshoppers had reappeared in some parts of the
Territory, and destroyed the crops The News
defends the Mormons from the charge that they in.
stigated the murder of Capt. Gunnison and party
by the Indians.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-13

CLERksHIP OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
fifEs.-The Baltimore Clipper learns that Alexan
DER IL Boteler, Esq, of Virginia, will be a promi
nent candidate for the clerksbip of the next United
States House of Representatives
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THE CosT OF CASA correspondent of the
Washington mteiigencer gives the cost Of gas to
private consumers. in fortytwo Of the largest eli
ties in the United States the average being 50 81
per ], 900 cubic feet.
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sHifs WASrKD.--captain Newland, passenger
by tae Asia from Liverpool brought propositions
70 Mr Donald Mckay, of Esat Boston, for the
each. s :. = - = {
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.-Of the forty
members of the Senate last year only eleven arc re
elected, the only one from Suffolk being Daniel
Warren. OF over four hundred members of the
House last year only thirty-eight have been re.
cted-BostOu Trapsller
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HOTELS.


COLUMBIAN HOTEL.---There has been
~ added to the Columbian Hotel since the LAST
meeting of the Legislature, 50 large and comfortable
Lodging Rooms Members and others wishing com
Portable accommodations will do well to call for them
no 7-Sw J. M. BOYD CO., Proprietors.
NOTICE.-Passensers going Nerth are hereby
y informed that on and after SATURDAY, 1st of
September the trains of the Fredericksburg Railroad
Company will always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time to allow those who desire to
do so to obtain Breakfast Supper. By the
Slash Cottage Hotel Aug. 81, 1855. au3l
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INTERESTING FROM Rio DE JASEIRO-The Bal
timore Sun of yesterday publishes the following
extract from q Rio letter of the 18th September,
1855, from amost reliable and intelligent source
am afraid the appearance of the cLolerG. will do
more harm iii this country than we can foIesee at
present 1t takes off the slaves in numbers, and
if 1t should rayage amongst the coffee estates as it
did at Bokea on the sugar plantations, it would
cause deal of mischief The trade are very low
spirited, and fear the planters may be ruined and
outstandings lost The commission merchants in
the coffee trade very reluctant in paying drafts
from the interior, and our receipts OF coffee are
less this month than last This may be owing to
the short crops also; but this month generally is
abundant in supplies, on account of the small
planters sending their first coffee TO market which
generally aceumuates about 30 to 90 900 bags more
upon the market.
The first blooming of the trees III the low coun-
ties took place on the 18th of August and we may
look for the growing crop to be ready for shipment
i'll July next, therefore the above number of bags
must be economiZed with during ten months
OF the 100000 bags stated the present crop,
there have as yet only really been gathered about
from 600OO0 TO 100000 bags, and planters have
ceased picking The rest is to be made up by an
after-crop, which is still upon the trees and will
have to be gathered in October. The quality will
be imperfect, and is called 4" Cafe das Agoas." In
my opinion it is difficult estimate what this after
crop may yield, as it requires great care ON the
part of the negroes to pick it, if the flower should
appear upon the trees before they gather it, and
also dry weather to do the work at all
Since the departure of the packet our dealers
firmer.
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RoBBERr.-The residense Of Bishop O'connor
IN fiitsburg was entered few days ago by anan
who gave his name a. Maley, and 3 gold cross
presented to the Bishop 1t Rome by the Pope aud
valued at S250, stolen ls '.ES7s x'ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-13

AfFRAY IN KANsAs-An ARRAY occurred In
Kansas few days ago between Samuel Collins and
r Langhlin. The formerw was killed and the latter
dangerously injured.
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SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS.


SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICH.
- MOND-Office removed to the Store of Chris
tian 4 Lathrop No. 80 Main street-In conse-
quence of the resignation of David R. Crane, VIM. H.
Christian was unanimously elected Cashier The Of
nee has been removed to the store of Christian La
throp, where deposites will be received, which an
interest of per cent. will be paid all sums re-
naming deposte six months or longer and five per
cent for a shorter period.
This institution has been in existence twenty-eght
years; has loaned eight millions of dollars; has
suspended debit has lost one dollar or failed
to pay any certif cate when due
-. 49,. .,.-, JNO. THOMPSON, President
WIN. a. CHRISTIAN, Cashier
NH 5-ts GEO. STEEL Secretary.
T HE MANUFACTURERS, SAVINGS
i BANK will continue to receive DepOsites, on
which they will pay per cent, payable semi annual
ly. ''fA go
CT Office of Deposit aaR. H. MAuRy & Co.
I Il .ss.z z.,.s N Estt C. WORKMAN, Pres't.
e. j. SINTON, Treasurer. my y2-d2aw& com
CAPITA l. S5O,DOO.-CONIMERC
~ SAVINGS BANK.-Otfice at the store of Quarles
u Brooke, on 18th street. ~
Depositors in this institution will receive six per
cent on all sums remaining deposite six months
Or longer, and five per cent, for shorter time.
R. T. BROOKE, Treas 7 7# jy6-ts
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COOKING RANGES eu Exhibition at tn

COOKING RANGES GU Exhibition at the
~ Mechanics Fair, by JOSEPH FARRAR, Brick
layer Union Hill Richmond agent for Ponds Patent
Union Range, with elevated Side Oven Donble
Oven Strangers and citizens in want of of the
best Cooking Ranges now In use, respectfully
quested examine those the Fair and satisfy them
selves of their many advantages. Having put up many
for persons who have used other ranges fake pleasure
in showing their certificates in testimony of their
periority Having six sizes to cook for from IL 200
persons Gun accommodate small or large families
boarding houses schools factories large taverns.
Orders left at the Fair, addressed TO JOSEPH FAR
RAR, Bncklayer, Union Hill, will meet with ploml
attention. no 1-f2tt
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S50 0(l17 M0KTn II OF DKY GOODS

yJU.UUU AT MVsT VcosT'-intendins to p make an
entire change business the first January next
will until that time offer our stock at and below
cost for cash negotiable notes at months with in
terest added. stE 81
As determined to reduce stock the PUB
lie may rely upon getting goods at satisfactory prices
Our stock is very large and desirable most of of
cent purchase.
e.. HARTWEIL IL co.
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oaEe, LOOK OU TN T. w T. A r.
SYEly9T RAGE HOUSE.-The subscriber hav-


AA--A-ing greatly enlarged and otherwise i'm
proved hls store No. 81, Main street, Richmond,
Va begs leave TO inform his friends and the public at
large that his stock consists in Carriages Barou
ches fockaways top and no top Buggies Saddles and
hsTness OF all kinds usually made for this market;
Saddle Bags Brides Martngales, Stirrups, Bits and
spurs OF various qualities and prices; Carriage, Gig,
ana m hdihg Whips; Canes, Umbrellas, and Buskskin
ooFes for driving; Trunks, Naces, Carpet Bags, La
dies satcheis fine fur and Blanket Robes Horse Co
yefs and blankets of various qualities and pricesna-
king altogether one of the best Houses IN the State
for persons to equip themselves for horse back and
carriage riding every article used for either is
baced III stock. The public is most respectfully
invited to call and examine his stock and prices; he
does not say he sells lower than others, for he don't
know what Others debut only asks of persons who
want any OF the above articles to look at his before
trying elsewhere He assures them that every in-
dueement which can, will be offered to them.
To Sadlers he would say that he has large and
RED assortment of Harness Mounting, Patent and
other Leathers which he viii sell them at low prices
JNO. W. DENNIS,
No. 81 Main st., 5 doors above St Charles.
l-1S
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
ElRSr PREMIIIM AWARDED TO IlHN ".

rlhoI fREMIU NJ AWahDED IOJOfN w.
DAVIES, STONE CUTTER, MAIN STREET, BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH return thanks to my
fnends for their kind patronage during the past four
years and beg leave to say that am prepared
furnish Store Fronts Monuments, Tombs, Vaults and
attend to Enclosing Burying Grounds and in fact all
work in the Stone Cutting and Building line.
Quality OF Stone and Workmanship not to be sur
passed North or South oc 80
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,pac--T57.T7s, We have on hand and for
sale DECK BOATS OF the largest
size. Also OPEN b o A T S, and
Square Timber, from 80 to 60 feet at our Boat Yard
Penitentiary Pond, Richmond.
ali ia-d6mt HOWELL L. MESSLER.
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(sROSHONG & TUPMAN,S PREMIUM
uCLOTHIN9.--Now exhibition at the subscr
bers store the ofcothing for which premium
was awarded by the State Fair Call and see fine
specimens of workmanship and style can be pro-
duced. GROSHONG TUPMAN,
NOT II0 Main street
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-71Ti0lyEK BATHS.-The attention of the
SJrc js called to q superior article of Shower
~. SIich the subscriber has on hand, and which
ss or sale at less prce than the common arti
nc nc sIv sells for Those who wish to purchase
eie s 53ge for themselves by calling at R. NJ ZIM-
sWsGrRMaS7s. ~ or Messrs STEBBINS & PULLEN'S.
Oh y, On = WIN FORBES
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MOOD FOR SALE..-l have for sale
w at my yard. on Broad street, both oak and pine
wood, which will sell low for cash. Persons order
ing wood will please send the money at the time,
the wood will not be sent.
r. g NJ DAVIS
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nRICEs REDUCED.-RICHM EX'
sIOR WORKS, CORNER OF SEVENTH AM

MATS Sis. , -- =,
,,bi;c that his PLANNING and SAW MILL is now in
complete order.
Having recently incurred expense of several hum
d,ed dollars in retiring sud perfectng his machinery
far Pianing Saving, and Tongueng and Growing all
tnds Of Boards and Plank he is now enabled to exc
rute superior work, at greatly reduced prices.
call from those III want respectfully solicited.
de q-ts WILLIAM FOhBES.
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AIN MAX ER In,nor,e,

AN4ye1Ns whclesale and retail dealer in Amer
F- lean AMI imported Guns and Rifles,
Foong and Fshf,s T@%gk!s Pocket Cutlery Walking
powder Patent Shot, balis. Powder Flasks, Pouches
and Belts, Bird Bags, Nipples and Wrenches Wash
ng Rode and rcklers, Dog Chains and Collars, Gun
Makers Materials, &c, &c.
Reyolyers and Five Shooters at Manufacturers
prices the trade. S. SUTHERLAND,
No 1872, Main Street, opposite Eagle Square.
oc &-lD Richmond, Va.
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CEMSiS CE g u BENNETT I { ( sIfss. IA es's
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FALL Mp OK.
FALL M Ok.
TATION.-LA GE -
A STOCK OF GUNS, |<,Yk
PISTOL s IND II l.

80 an, row opening a large variety Of SIN
fLLEE nm DOUBLE BARREL GUNS, of superior
hn,in nso-A splendid variety of Powder Flasks, of
4. .oD. mske Shot Belts and Pouches, of the most
plAon plsd s,yles; fine Game Bags; Wad Cutters; Dog
sRT' snd collars; Ely's waterproof Central Fire
ts.l' Wa.h Rods, complete; Gun Wads, &c.
''i,iIso-Colt's Repeating PISTOLS Aliens Re-
n% o 4 ao@ IN ans dis.
pstcs. ,-... 7do,,. above ST cbares Hotel
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AALAhANDEk FlRE PROOF SAFES-
- Manufactured by Evans Il Watson Philadelphia.
opened their contents of books aad papers found
10 he uniuured They warranted to be Fire Proof
SAFES with Halls patent Burglar Proof Locks Prices
ranging from $50 to $500 For sale by
H. BALDWIN,
NH 3l-ta I48 Main street Richmond
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tNDEks, FENDERs. FENDERSI
,lp IS 'yf SAFE, at low prices large and handsome
Cfdl- u rthders embracing round polished hare6,
aud n-t,p Gothic, Square Top'd, brsnzed pierced
DIV VI Stands Coal Scuttles, sc, apply at NV foun
--o' <t-dlm SAML b. DENOON
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HOUSE AND SIGN AINTING.-0RNA

HOlSE AND SIGN NPAINTING.-ORNA
Ceilings limitations in Wood and Marble Graining of
tli Kinds, done promptly and when promised at re-
ageed Prices Persons having any of the above to do,
@ WI hhd II to their advantage to apply the shop on
i|th street neNt to Mr. Yarringtons Carpenter Shop.
&C Il w ALLEN
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s,,, ttAks, &e.oBURR ETTENGER, CGyUstrest
r.psS I'D% - me c"y Gas Works, are extensively en-,
MI ~ NJ ine msnuiactuIe of Portable and Stationary
Mi NIinN " ih;fNHiNES, Circular and Vertical s "
TIs.s n Dl Gearing, Railroad Cars and MACHINERY.
'yy9cgo AZ 50 Presses and other fixtures
tH' FoEs!ngs and Finished Work. made 10 order
te .,d5 svn' IA want OF machinery foT any purpose,
Oc lb-im ~ ioic 'ieS Duy.