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Washington Aqueduct.

WASHINGTON AaUEDucT,
Washington, March Z, 1855
vicd graduation and brick masonry,
otfer work af the Washington nquedue
Proposals May will be opened a noon Of
that day.
Maps specifications work will be ready for
animation on anda 10Th day of April next
Proposals be work of particular cuverts,
bridges described the plans and specifications
OF works be completed under Inc
present appropriation but unfinished work will
appropriations by Congress Tbe engineer re-
amount df work 10 be done ana rate
Of appropriation aad IN case
whit works shn stopped funds become available.
In case particular work Tor want oi
will paid, IT, in the Judgment of
o work has becn properly executed so lar as mas
!, CO..
Der cent, and will of all that the work
men shall paid full monthly and in specie
All endorsed proposals Tor work on
Washington Aqncduct'
The United the a the bids
should they and 10 make such arrange
considered most conducive 20 te progress OF inc
| work. 4,
Every offer written signed by
effect that he or ey
,nke that If his their bid be accepted
enter nto obligation within days. with good and sucen
OF the work undertaken; said guarantee
seeu'iues certificate Of the United States district
20 orney navy ngent, or some oleeT o.
The general government indvdua M make rood their
parment OF War; that guarantors are am.
guarantee.
'N M C. MEICs,
Capt. of Engineers, charge.
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no oua sUBsCstsEas.

Ibe of prrson ~l
Paymeng % sae sabscG qton bs made IA aavsnre
Distant sabsestss. nsey fpnssEd noney rtet,
~heh be PAID ~ aud All - - ft4ksat
uaasnisson.
The COUNTRY PAPER s Basastsa tsiwessh as1a. tst
sioas Of Congress, ans ssaa'~eess aurhs tae
Subscriptions period l~ss YcAF vii
psoposnoneo the above
01PosTMAsTEks aaiheuxed Assns and hy
sending DAILY Subscribers, So
q copy ssssss,
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Holm " sNtDER dealer wines a. ihs former Old
Jacob ~nider No 70 walnut street. t"" a"o'a
So Fourth street., where will supplied with wines
fauus oi accommodating terms.
,.Top SytuER In agent he importation % foreign winct
prepared TO receive orders
~, IN sc, from various hou<' ~ u
-. ~ uoan,iss ppwudss and ALEC soneh
a. ~ son. sndeg, the patronage OF S Trends ha
A wines delivered at Washington city by "Adamss Enp
free o freight s"' Wy
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mo. b3s /


OF e establishment Of additional Land Office ~ the Tar
rit1ry Of Oregon.
of of Congress approved February h 1885,
entitled establish additional land di~tuo
be called the UnPqna district embracing
wing south of the fourth standard PARALLEL hereby
the Ian office said district
President Of The United States the
a until otherwise ordered
under hand, this city Of Washngon THIS lh day Of
May, A. d. 1855. JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofsce.
May is-lawl2w (Intel STAR
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stopping Southampton, both going and returning they offer
London and Havre advantages
route, for the economy of time and money
Passage from Nep York to Southampton and Bremen
First cabin saoon $780, first cabin, lower saloon $ilo
second do, $50.
newspapers through the post Office
10 0 ading will be signed on the day OF sailing.
An experienced surgeon is attached 10 each ship
For freight PASSAGE apply 70
e. HI. SAND, IL South William ST., N. Y.
G. A. HElNEKEN q Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY & Co Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIN Havre.
Mar 6-d1y
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". ~. GILL w. II |,

his ONCE bis resid in Ffankin Row,
aud Thrteenth He win continue 20 devote hts aen
the United Supreme Court
Having devoted inn he law concerning he viii
opinions legal questions arising hsore
Oce, and appeals iae chief uee assistant
District Couuha and viii also assist in hc
preparation 0f suits concerning patents
opinions prepare for
having ehe ths
prosecute claims before any board established fr
adjudication.
tp.a .T
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Horses for >aie-A OF beautifully
" matched famIy horses, together with
nifeent northern modern carriage.
value bains young and gentle The
about twelve months, and ~
aud perfect drst purchased
The owner having will se them bargain
Apply WIN r. DOVE, Coaideaer, First Ward.
N.yro o-fr
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The National Hotel

of guests the 9Th
kitchen from the basement 10
and about dining
and como Of its
The with the best the markets afford,
labor will be spared
rende house. every respect, eqaa the
The heeofe tina, public will continue
extended the house.
Persons for the winter do at
calling the Hotel Board 81 day
+. n. WILLARD.
wAsmssros Cirv November "a, 1854.
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10 soutbern AgricuIturists and Planters.

and educated Maylahd IafFrtt Wishes
20 epgape manager healthy ba south winch
,hs proprr dees 10 improve and into purely as'en
,ural and stock farm. ,,,
mons on subject mily answered.
{ Address AGRIcOLA, Washington, ID y.
March sT--tawiy
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service and the reports of the mail lettings, giving
men OF each bid also OF the contracts made the new ser
originated the curtamens ordered aud the additional
allow ances granted within the year.
Finance OceJohn Marron ESQ.,, Third Assistant Post
master General, and twenty clerks To this office are
assigned the supervision and OF the financial
business Of the department. not devolyed by law the
Auditor embracing accounts with the ait Offices and other
deposaries Of the department. the issuing warrants and
payment balances reported by the Auditor to be
due and other persons the supervision
of the of offices under orders to depoe their
ery balances designated points, and the uperintendenee
Of the rendition by postmastes Of their quarterly returns OF
posages. has charge of Tho deadetter Office OF the Is.
suing postage stamps and stamped envelopes for the
postage, and OF the accounts connected there
with.
To tue Third Assistant General ali pos,mastes
should direct their quarterly returns OF postage those
draft Offices their letters reporting quarterly the net pro
ceeds their Offices, and those at depositDg offices,
their certificates of depose him should also be directed
the weekly and monthly returns OF the depositares OF the
department. well all applications and receipts for post
age stamps and stamped envelopes and for dead letters
Inspection Opfes.-John Oakord, esq chief clerk, and
clerks To this Office is assigned the duty Of
ceivng and examining the registers OF the arrivals and de-
paTures of the mails certificates OF the service OF route
agents. and reports Of mail failures Of noting the den-
quenes contractors and preparing cases thereon Tor the
registers and reports of mail aures providing and send
ing bags and mail locks and keys, and doing all
other things which be necessary TO secure faithful and
exact performance of all mail contracts.
All OF mail depredaton of violation OF law by pri-
expresses by the forging illegal Of postage
stamps under the supervision OF this Office and should be
All communications respecting lost money, letters, mail
depredaons other violations OF law, mail locks and
keys should be directed Chef Clerk Post Office Depart
ment" .
All registers arrivals and departures Of the mails,
certificates the service OF route agents. reports OF mail fall
applications for blank registers and reports OF aiures
and all complaints against for irregular i'm
perfect service should be directed lnspecton Ohce, Post
Office Department"
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-. NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
V2 The ships comprising this line tho WAsTiIN NG-
TON, Capt. Z. Cavendy; Hermann. Capt Ed
ward Higgins
stop Southampton both going
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WAR DEPARTMENT..

e DEPARTMENT..
Hon. Jefferson Davis Secretary of War In the Secre-
tarys office proper chief clerk, nbord-
nate clerks messengers, and four watchmen The fol-
lowing bureaus attached to this department.
Commanding GenoraPs OfeeThis office, at the head OF
which is Lieutenant General Scott, is ut New York
Aduun Generals O8fce.--Col. Samuel Cooper, Adjuant
General. Aasstants--Leut. Col w. q. Freeman Major
George Deas Captain Seth Williams. Judge Advocate
Major John r. lee Nine clerks and messenger. In this
office all the records which refer to the personnel Of
the army, the rolls &C. 1t is here where all military com
missions are mede out.
Ouartermaster Generals Odee.Gen Thomas S Jesup,
general Charles Thomas, assistant quarter
master general; Captain NJ Nj. Clark district quarter
master Major H. c. Wayne in charge Of clothing branch
eleven clerks and one messenger
Paynaaer Generals 0ce.Col. B. F. Larned, paymaster
general; Major ST. Clair Denny, district paymaster eight
clerks and one messenger
Copapaissery Generals O6iceGen George Gibson,
missary generals assistant Captain A. r. Shras six clerks
and one messenger
Surgeon Geaeraps Oace.-Gen Thomas Lawson, surgeon
general; assistants, Dr. r. G. Wood and Dr. Richard ID.
Cooldge three clerks.
Engineer Oce-Genera Joseph G. Totten, chief engi,
| one messenger.
Topoqraphicat BureauCol j. j. Albert, colonel OF the
corps; assistant, Lieut. NJ l.. Smith four clerks and
| one messenger.
Ordnance Bureau-Colonel III. r.. Craig, colonel OF ord
assistant Captain Wm Maynadier eight clerks and
one hi
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KANSAS TERRITORY
No 2os From saint Joseph, Highland dsrysvle, ic
miles and back, week.
Leave Joseph Monday at6am IN;
Arrive a. Marysylle Thursday by spmi
Leave Msrysvilis Monday att a m;
Arr.ve al 81 Joseph Thursday by ~ ~ -
This ssupposed 10 be superseded oy '2'"i ana
if Il viii he let 10 eoauaet = .
ts07 From Doniphan by Wo kver 70 hghsna' ~ m"ss
aud back week.
Danphan Thursday nt am
Arrive az hi ahand by l0pm
Leave Hishisnd FRIDAY AIT
Arftve al uun day by Top
Ma from Spring 20 Gfasshopprr
Creek 2S miles and back week
Leave Atchison Monday at 6am
Anive a sras-hopprr resk sane day by i0pmi
Leave Grssshopp.r Creek Tuesday a,taM.
Arrive u A,chisuu day by 10
No Maenhux Gras-hoppef Greek,
~ M and hack, three times week.
Leave K,ckApoo Tuesday, Thursday and saturday Al
Arrive al Grsssboppsr IL Greek days by IL m
Leave Grasshoppcr Creek Tnedsy fhsnday, sna raief
day at
Arrive kickapoo days by 7 m.
10 run onc a wee viii be considered
No is2l0 From Leav.nworh CITY. Nusfo 1hds osswkse
Whitfield. Lorns, Hsiifi, saint MafY1s MISSION Net,
million River sd shannon, 10 Pswnse, 4" miles and
hack, week
i.<ay Monday sttsms
Arrive M Pawpse saturday l5.h dayl BY bpmi
fesve Monday N tams
Arrive az Les veaworih Saturday tsfh esy) by ePm
Bids Fou Riley one mile TURNER wih De con
sidered.
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II
The ships win be accountable for gold silver
metals, uness bills oi
adnr and the value thereof therein
Ap25-dn
TSOR SALE or and attic house
OF ID street House con
and has recently been papered ana pan'ed
Terns possession given immed-
sss Aidss 4o 0ce, Treasury Department
srf
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raEAsuRv prpAnrnEsr.


me Treasury Department consists of the Offices of the
aY OF the Treasury, two comptroers, commissioner Of
s nstoms six auditors treasurer register, solicitor light
aease board, and coast survey.
i following brief indication Of the duties Of these
e Offices and ofhe force employed therein respectively
steretoys 0Hes.ion. James Guthrie, Secretary Of the
aeaary Hon. +. @. Washington, Assistant Secretary
engineer in charges architect and three draughtmen
tofay employed, and twenty three clerks The secre-
q me Treasury charged with the general supervision
@ sea transactions Of the government and Of the
NJ o. the laws concerning the and navigation
Ws United states. lie supcrntends the survey Of the
~ ne lighthouse establishment, the marine hospitals nf
Ihed States, and the construction of certain public
'aDongs Tor custom-houses and other purposes.
5rF Conptrollers Office Elisha whitiesey esq., Comp
oer and fifteen clerks lie prescribes the mode Of keep
~ hd rendering accounts for the civil aud diplomatic
wen as the public lands, and revises and cerhes the
onances arising thereon.
eee2hd ComPtroLer's O6ce.--John NJ. Brodhead. esq
ptFoer and clerks lie prescribes the mode
p,ng and rendering the accounts OF the army. navy,
departments Of the public SERVICE and reves and
'ne he balnnces arising thereon.
ope Coaaissioasr of the Casoms. Hugh !. Anderson
NJ commissioner and eleven clerks. He prescrbcs the
r. Keeping and rendering The accounts Of the
and disbursements and for the building and repair
arising thereon.
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'y EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. 56 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHfPLEY, h CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD CO,
Austin Ffiurs, London,
n. q. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO.,
Paris.
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oLD silver and plated speeaeles se
III All focuses. pedfoca perseope, and pafeboia glasses
peculiar advantages IN seuns f"r
adapted eyes OF wearers o.,-. ,no
92i Penn. avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets
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Hon. James Campbell Postmaster General The direction
and Of the Post Office Department assigned
b the constitution and laws the Postmaster General That
lis business be the conveniently arranged and
reaus as follows The Appointment Office, in charge of the
First Assistant Postmaster Generals the Contract Office, in
charge Of the Second Assistant Postmaster General the
Finance Office in charge OF the Third Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection Once In charge OF the chief
clerk.
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks To this office
assigned questions which relate to the establishment and
disconnuance OF post Offices changes of sites and
appointment and OF postnastes and route and local
agents a. also the giving Of instructions posmasers
Posmasters are furnished with marking and rating stamps
and letter balances BY this bureau which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the OF the depart
men the superinendence OF the several agencies
established for supplying posmasers with blanks TO this
Is likewise assigned the supervision of the mail
steamship lines and Of the foreign and international postal
arrangements.
Contract O,fce-wfliam H. Dnndas esq, Second Assist
Postmaster General, and wentysx clerks 10 this Of
hoe assigned the business OF arranging the mail service
Of the United States and placing the under contract
embracing all correspondence and proceedings respecting the
frequency Of trips mode Of conveyance, ana ones % oe-
partures and arrivals all the the OF the
mail between the different sections Of the country the points
OF mail distribution, and the regulations for the government
the domestic mail service Of the United States IL pre-
the advertisements mail proposals. the bids
and takes charge Of the and occasional mail lettings
and the adjustment and execution of the contracts All ap
plicaons for the establishment alteration OF mail
ments and the mail messengers should be
TO this Office All claims should submttedtoit for uanspor
aton service under contract the recognition OF said
service first be obtained through the Contract Office
necessary authority for the proper credits al the Auditors Of
Gee From this oce all postmasters at the euds OF routes
the 0f mail arrangements prescribed tor the
respective routes Ireports weekly the Auditor all
tracts executed and all orders affecting accounts for mail
transportation prepares the statistical exhibits oi the mai
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John o. Sargent & Charles Albert,

John o. Sargent a Charles ADert,
Attorneys and Couasetors-af- Lac,
prosecution OF professional
II buauc.. attend that may DC innsteu
10 them departments the court % claims OF
Unet States sitting IN the bsuct OF Sosumo'a-
VAsnrsaros, ID. O., March "a, 1888.
Hsr2S eodam
I,DW ENT1be and commodous house recently oecu
Brazilian situated near te erea see, eh
Penusyivsnia n avenue west.
For Terms, apply Riggs Co., OF 10 Mr. Jas hvssm
w,nders building, No 2, corner Of i9h and r streets
S-~eou
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RECEIPTS or psonuos.

BUCK nLIs.syme coeb-lsa cotton Henderson Ter.
asaay Ss
Basssssn s b 3D.
's ss s:s & s,Bs TNsg
sG.mps Rowf
"a Nai
Pr Ba.eyss hhda sugar. noa.sss
Haws s-.ss Ssss su gar
se-lo hhds sugar co-s do
hsds H sss 4 's
ALExANpRIAstsa9er Swamp For 50 bales Ailteu-
Carroll s..n aois 5soIsos
gyms. vssss
ass 81. s ss % ssls
Hss as T.H ssy P E
sssssl
sss WSsst ss1ss ee
isss S.9sy Sc Sc:
3 4
1878 bales cotton. .
LAFouReaE- Fanny hill Dbl mo-
la.ses Tosss & Haydo Dbl %oasses canienr Rs1e-so
Il ah ss uFs 81 81 .na 50 S ss %S
LEFLoRE-s:saue planrsoo bales 4 Urquhart-
s esl.s
ysss. e.rs Nass
W.es ass Saaay
Brown Wright, Davenport eos Hewitt Norton
Brandor, MeKsnna Hubhard7 Will Phillips &co1 Tareton
Whiting Tul isl hoo6 Campbell Strongest
COD Curry a Psrson-Total, 1860 bass cotton s9 9
TENNEssGg RIyERstesn,r M,ds-s oalsa cotton Levy
Mossy+ss Bradley Wilson &eosi Terry &co "a DO
Rayban acos K Carter &e-,is Hughes Hylsssd
leather Robson Dewt2 ands Freuu D0negan
If5bgs whea fruit W bpla f,u &
Vanoneu-l hid Short boy
sooka 5ohnoas7 bgs whsa 80 -four connoy
Cots bags wheat WI Lsns Co5 wheat
Norton co-undres to ordeToa Cotton ss bales Tobacco
/ hhds.
ST. LoUISStsame olaaes bbls 81 h
ploughs Rodgers Bnddecke-l Dbl
r James Connolly
SO bales 2s axis whea Dssy bb apples Du
han2 frkns butter Dsbondob0 bbs -four Eubank
1875 sks wheat Eager Hors Gayle co44 baes
Dix &co00 shot kennstt &oSb6 SKIS
Mitchell deossa sis wheat ia do os Nrton &eoso bbla
-four 0gey Macsulay7lo coils rmee BoSl bis
beef Savage keg bar lead eks
lead sa staur bbs bsst Boss do
/ denburg-4i2 tsa beef J G Woodruff
T latboats.
INDIANA-Pseaas boats-s2O bales hay Twab AGO.
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PISTOL CALLER
UNIVERSITY 0F L0UIsIANA-LAw DEPART
= =. MENT.

v
menca on MONDAY Of November, ss5 and co.'s
ia e un lie Moady April, lss They viii ensraes the
mast thu Civil Common, Constitutional and
vel, Equisy JaIseiuasnes and Prscee.
lTnoss ny aic;aisb will treat Of -
The rights and obgs-
lions Maerr Coiisns and other AAriins ToFt
saiyA Civil and haatg Masaers Eont
sarus Hypnneeaous sn Contract, for Marihme
III Law srrhaeag Pss and the Prac
bose and Priyas Law
Tha the United Sistca,
lie Original Appellate Jurisdiction Ct th1 Supreme and
ut Original jursdceu Of the Dmsfict Courn 90
r Courts Of Admiralty
Tnos by Professor kandeii Hunt, will embrace:
s Law, relates 70 Msfcapte ferson1 aaIean
Partnerships and Computations Of PIncila
ma Aseut OF Exchange and ffossoy Notes and Ship
nnas: Of Canrscts with tarsr Contrasts q AZ
NJ tslysss and Insurance Of Sale,
eunrsn,ie s. and Stcppage in fransisu
III Ths Practice in csura Of Criminal Judf-
dicion. ,-si 5ss r. Il :
Thasa sy Profess Rssslus viii embrace
Civil Louisiana, connection VITA the Roman
Spsuil French Laws and Critical Analysis Of the Occasions Of
1 ths eaprsms Court Of the State :, =.
III 7ard T whsher derived from Ensiaud, spaia France Of
hi The Practice Courts Of Civil Jurisdiction Louisiana
Those by Prosssor Joanson viii EN- race =
TIE on,uon Eqay Jupsudencs and Practices nnt
peadings in Civil Cases Al Common Law S74ss$
\ III. Censtitut.opsl law, - 3.
only attended two full courses OF ecnfcs
he having twelve mouths under the dsstt
OF Coans or al Lazy snd who h1 on ttia
found desersg the honor ms ds
The student Colra OF tbs ate
~ o twenty-five doia mattieuation fee
g.. 4 ,iar \: sad ten the diploma. :,
must be ne Dsan q re
Icy sS Of The Faculty.
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IMPORTS.

MyERPo0LShip Psc State95f tons salt 95 ks soda ah d
eks soda ah ordca station
cry VIM hlure 4
northeastern Cube-l pkg udsc Resnieri do Thom,
sop- 1 do H latsnAfd.
Martin Luths-40,s ssI.J Drabani1s eo
sat- $50 do & y o Davidson, T!5sg - -.
BELIZE HoNBg specie zs4s feet mahogany lot
fut " s-''t
GENoA-Bry Unne4 botk 200 slabs m.bis ooo nc,b sss
1900 oil Il aes and IA bbIs
bs-n' 1900 garlic 2 bbs ketchup casese 20
1000 Dutch chsee SO almonds to apsts
Gabriel Mss hhdn molssnes
30 hf do syrup Roman q kirnnu. - y
Masha-7 feet
lumsef A Simpson, ' -
AMI RIvERschooner Sarah Jaae-25 cords wood order
BAYOU sATERYshooaer Baeares-saooo feet ismbsr 10
Simpson. 81 = So, ~ = =
ANTI RIVER Schooner Fama-s5 cords wood order
ANTE RIvER-Sehooaer Worth--T5 cords wood ordsr
ANTE RIvER-siOop spike-IooO 900 ,sAvea order 81
ANTE hlVERSchoonsr sords wood order
ANTE Riy sR-shoonsr cords God order
ANTE RIVE R-sshooner Emily-s7 cords wood order.
ANTE RVERschoonsy Ma, howel200 900 Of
wood order. Fa
ANTE RlvER-sehoonsr Tisity--40 wood order.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Embleun--so wood order.
TICKFAW-schooner High Water-sb cords wood order.
BLIND RIyER--schoonsr Hrondsle--41 wood order
BAY ST. DoUis-schoonsr Mafy-as eurds wood order.
BIL0XI-Sohoouer Buck Bay-iee0 bba charcoal order,
BLIND RIvER-schoonsr La Pearls-s4 order.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ibsrty-35,o 600 bricks order.
SILox-sshoorer Locust Tree-oOo bbl. order
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mary lumber Merritt
Mcconnell.
Schooner feet lumber Merritt 4
Mcconnell.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PlummeI-s5ooo fee, lumber to
order. zfE-'z 80
BoNFoucA-schoonsr o.tavla-s4 cords wood order
RIO JANElRo-Bark Iona-cargo coffee.
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FE$O THE SUGAht HLARIEhS Or LOUl-
sIANA-one Of the mos. mportsn points present
the true theory large Plenty Of Plau
Zane advantages boiling by such
quality although fus is aao
sried with boilers
stesm INTO general
Cheap
now 81 completely attained by PATENT GEN
ERAToR upoa principle Of the celebrated Steam Fire
/ Engine. tqo years in operation 81
hs steam the advantages Of all
ea and abeorbs this
burning the little other
required . of the crop. -. -zs ssz,l
fapdty generation s.ean which pressure
Of pounds Eve minutes after lighting
thehra. II IL. /,
zion well he the Rtsan, m heated
peasure red heas withou increase Of pes-
sure. =. ,l..-ls., :. Il -. -, :.
being substituted for high
Economy in fuel, Sster and price ofcnst. &. +,
Steam erected and putin operation
merits fully tssied By negroes tbs
that with other boss
aus manufactured as tAs Eagle Works Of Miles
Tie appointed Gen
ami for Indies having twelve
boiling confidently
hitherto brought ant generating
with carfes and battere principle
workmanship lower prices than hitherto
IN Also, Vacuum Pans Centrifugal Machines and Bon
from the Globe Works Of g. B. Harrison
/ York. Il
required and instruct the the plantation
proper Of working them tho fret charge
who the hi suphate Of lime furnished
the pertston Il eau be
negroes made at trng The ateris
furnished aud instructions yson personally the plaintiff
4 In making the article.
Agents New QTeanu hesarg VOORHEES, GEI9tS q "
| iE Tehoapitonas street., fs11 Spd&wu
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araipe Statement for The last Saturdays Of October and
"a increase for the month essl5
Condition Of the Banks the Saturday of ssach meek from
: IL. 1ass-
We had no mail to-day from New York. From oinoin

We had no mail to-day from New York. From Uinoin.
natl we have the following Of g late date:
The monotony in the general markets extended to the
money and but little Of interest trenspired
Third street Money only in moderate demand and
complaints heard among parties who able
offer good paper Rates continue at 10 to II for first
Names and 10 to "a for second do. The demand for
Eastern Exchange generally quite limited but rates
remained at u to II prem New Orleans sight u to
prems Coin Il prem, with light demand.
The Northern Bank of Tennessee Mt Clarksyile, has
been fully organised under the general banking law Of
Tennessee and commenced issuing notes.