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POIOMAC PAvILION, PiNEY

i POINT, ST MAhY'S CO Md - This desira-
BILE place for health and bstbns, now open for
the reception CT visitors, with nothing left pndone
that will promote the comforts Of its sueats.
Many improvements have bsen made since my
last season. A Lunch Room has been built for the
accommodation ct visitors at sl seasonable hours,
day night; Stables and Carriage Houses have been
built to accommodate these at distance; Bfilisrd
Tables; Pistol Gallery; Shufis Board Ten pin Al
legs and Baths have all been improved, and free
to eisitors only thanh full to the public for their
patronage the last two seasocs, and hope to my
old friends and macy new faces the coming season.
The Pavilion shall bs clean and we'll kept. Chill
dIen with Whooping Cough and Meaaes will not be
admitted a. boardera. G-.
TERMS OF BOARD.
For single day, %; for three dsys or less than
week, 81 so per day. ty the eek $40; by the month
81 IS per day. w. w. DIX, Proprietor.
Letter boxes have been place on all the stssmers
for the accommodation of visitors. is2S-lm
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NEW DRUG STORE-Hsvine mn

Al NC w DhU0 STOKE.-H0VlnR DuTu
= ehased the Drug Store at the sorrer of 4tb ana
BROAD street,: we are in daily receipt Of cur entire
nave been carefully selected by one of our firm
the best houses on North. We are prepared to com
noono description: With the greatest care and in
.ne nea,est style All orders from the city or coma
try entrusted 70 will meet with prompt attsntioa
In every instsncs article sold bv n,
- being fresh and Of the beat quality We anal
keep constantly on hand full assort meut Of Fsnes
nrises FslninmeIy. Patent Msd:cinss Paints, Ola
our general assortment of Druss; ali Of whish ~
ener 60 purchaser on a. reasonable terms a. .hs1
can be purchased for slsewhers In the city.
NH 81 r. H 5OUTHALI. d CO
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LW DOOhS NEW BOOkS.-Ab-
lustrated-price s. HPoi'e'@ 'osi IL
me Wlnnies, o, the Merry Monom.nses. hv the
av NM OF Wiid Western scenes-75 - '"'
Ssmpson-SI Is "'Sa Oh mani b5 Ezra
In Frapce-75 anu nehsious customs
Dumas-Sl " I"pne, OF Alsx.
mnes Wiilinsford; BY J. Fennimo,s Coon.r-s,
"A Common Place Of Thoughts, MemoTi.s ana r.,
eies; BY Mrs Jamison-75 ana ran
Church-SI osSo'e OF True
Inc Two Guardians Kenneth and Castls R,,,s-
e's os the author OF Heir Of Redcly ffs-each IS
Lsmsrtine's History of Turksy-sl.
p'ice g. 'oi'i oJ hue
grace Lee; BY julia Ksvsnagh-SI
Inc summer Land; Southern Story-7,
T rm missing Bride; by Mrs Scuthwo,th-S,s
IIen rorbury; by Emerson bennett-eI
cn,o y Marian Harlsn6; last ed-&l25
Msncs herberti By Jewsbury-s5.
50 nsnte Tale Of the 1910; BY Sir Walter scott
esch so. 'es' ana riekwick Papers-
Der 7. ' june ana Story BOOK num-
Received ard fo~ ..,.
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Passengers are hereby informed that our rates O
fare to any of the above named places will be lowe
than the charges BY any other line. The Stages fol
Winchester and lexington leave daily after the ar
rival of the ears at Staunton.
IA HARTMAN BROWN. Propristors
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A LONE, by Marion Hsrland, has bean
published 10 London and Psrs, 10th .diri.n
american edition now ready, Just publishes nd 10,
~. A. NORRIS,
ny s-N puhtt.h. -.
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K GATHRIGHT'S NEW FURNI
- TukE STORE, 18th street. between Main
sna Gary has now on hand, and 10 still rsceiyinr
"a. n OF new style Furniture sush az 30.
Ia. D S;s, Tete-tetes, Cabinets, Marble Top Ia
IA. Ehairs OF all kinds. Looking Glasses. Cioef.
.sI matIssses, Bedding &c, &s, which he viii
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DRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE

l. Democratic PAPER, located in a fourishiIg
Virginia town, and in one of the wealthiest and
largest counties In the State 10 offered for sale pr
vstely. The paper has an extensive patronass--ovsr
1000 bona ide subscribers and large and profitable
advertising and job custom. which is constantly and
the Editors Of the Dispatch. ie 7--ts
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HOkE-P KIC Il REDUCED.-From
~ this date and until further notice the price ct
LUMP COKE will be reduced to % cents per bushel.
Consumers proposing to use this most excellent aud
convenient fuel next winter, will do we'll to avail
themselves Of this temp orsry reduction in its
il 2D-ta mo. ] WERTH AGENT
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UANO-Peruvian and Mexican: Tor
~ ssls b. EDWIN WOnTHAN 6 Co
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A1W A.. !! Lawns Opened, a large
as ~. which VIII be sold at Cd l23 cts s1d
~ % pei y"a' siLaS L. JOHNSON
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AkM FOR 6ALE.-A valuable FARM
scntsinina two hundred snd ffiy serss ss1 ron.
e .9ar miles East Of The City Of R!eh no.6.
yof surtnss Information, Apply r.
ny @-lm WI n. HARRISON.
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III scriber. on the 22i May, NEGRO MAN,
named SAM. He IL u1commonly likely fellow,
about twenty-five years old, of dark cir gerbread
complexion. and about Eve feet ten inches high
He is no doubt about Rich mond its vicinity.
will give q reward Of Ten Dollars for his sp1rehen-
zion and delivery into the Jail Of Henrico county.
je il-2awts JOHN HUTCHINSON
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GUNNER CASSIMERES, TWLEDS.
~ &c., ks-I have 10 nv store large variety Of
summer Cassimerea Twssds. Checked and Plain
lasns. coftonetes and layss vsriety OF soods for
servaats WEAK AUGUSTUS MAILERT
jog .E8. No. Al hsAip It.
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RECEIprs ol pRapunE

Bakus Stanton
Newman-ss7 George Connoy-as5 Wright
Davenport Ufquhart-i Watt hco-Isi Man
deyls Mcfihenny1ss NJ Pncksd &co992 Peals
Payne a,riAoniss Fslowsa &oss Guddy,
Ricks-Sl
Robson i Alec soga fe.y Aysrys1 RsShfs.d &es-ss
~ txco-5o
acos pI T 6eo ~ bsloeq SEQ;
~ @eoao a "a II, roe
y NJ ~ GLsah trump y May fanhook &co do
Bati &foi Bradley Wilson &cs massie &eo Rrauder,
Msheunah Hnbbard-S Bnr6rtdgs &ee3 mills hles
eoo cEs cotton esd hides hhds do bae do
To,,i ssi haas catan ~ Pass As a osf'et eco
Ia -. $3.50, =. -
Amsnda-ls9 bales cotton Cok ellis
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gofon vYnnTn enf
~. .o,...t n, ,ta,a.sss sno ,h,s p,nse yve,
m, :. 90 ~ :, !, - - 90. 80
M 10. a.. I ~ - y. 90. ~ -. :,
J ,,rnrn - 60 ,ooo r,.s.ss,i
q. -. - 20 os ~, "a c.. - - 20 vo
"a MI - "
~apar, -. IA .ho,,. asoo ..a,.
ssra 1tanos.d os in.,aina eno GA ys,io TX 14ro
,f.f 49,, ,r \ !, !, Z, :. st,. - - y Il
e., raa,oy+ .n5 ,r;oau
we're higher with sales Of about 1ooO sacks OF when
1875 at 81 90 331 at al 81 1922 at S2L i5 in lots
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MAR land LOTT Err lie q.
Capital Prize, s1o9ooo!!t

. 80 MANAGERS OFFICE,
= BALyisoaa Mo-, OCT ], less. 1
FHNHE MANAGERS Of the Maryland Lotteries
- gin .p LOO 70 he tlitng ~ Tckss anh
q Of Teke and wad cali he attention Of
the public TO tue following sthsms which
M1sT BRILLIANT AND MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY EVER
DRAWN '-
Az Tieket Ceacats PACKAGES Tickets the Letteriet
the ths autographed
Of * Bfith, ssrtr&i s ~ tie Contractor" End any
others fguds =
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1t will be observed from the manner la which the ba-
IaDcss between the Banks kept those having the
notes Of each other hand at tbs time OF making up
the returns calling them SO much specie, there lie
grssr discrepancy in the general specie returns though
the Exchanges al made it would be only reducing
the amount Of circulation aad giving the actual
coin In vault
The Money Market IL without change plenty Of money
for six months paper.
The tesgrsphc advlces to-day would seem to Indicate
money panic the other side, with threatened sus
pension BY the Bank OF France it has 10 COME the
sooner the better In the meantime there is nothing
create any alarm, to any distrust in
muny. Our Banks, II the the worst, can
only lose small amount Of Exchange on Engand and
France It will be creating belief net to
think that this great emporium should suffer by any sdist
emRnstng from Napoleon the Third ard yet
prepared to oonceds that the prosperity Of New Orleans
dependent the Bank of France whether rspudiatss
Its issuss In coin or not. 81 zq
There was but few operations in Domestic Exchange
to-day. Sight drafts were selling New York at Il to
per OF dis. sixty day bills at IN for Bsnkers drafts
to IL q rs and AZ per os dis. fvs days sight N and
ten days sight e 10 ct dis sight aud short sight
stiening foreign is heavy The bears have It all
their way and obtained good sterling to-day with bills
sding at 1867 from that to osh and l0s covers opsra
tions, but buyers shy and appear to bs holding
back at LOG until they receive their dispatches of
the character Of the Battles sdgiess For clear bills
there is change 1o7 to fr good signatures 10 the
ruling rate at the time for direct remittance Joy
and fraction ia asked FrAacs like Sterling ara
heavy at 5 3s to 52s1 and 30 The general range 0,
the market is from 535 to 5.2fIs
The steamship Nautilus arrived day from Brazos ST.
Isgo With S12seg in Mexican dolars some few parcels
sold at 1oa In the day towards the close
were only Offering at 103x TO 1O3A The market and
demand in Europe is sserse to any advance
Condition oe Banks Of this city for the ,oeek etding Sat-
,udap, Norem5er 8, 1856
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1,sia,s6s ia.sai.sss ssasass


We received mail to-day from the Atlantic States
from the West have items Of interest It appears
from the following that the business of Chicago likely
to be closed by cold weather. which is antamount to the
drying up Of water in our section during the
fall mouths n
The Chicago Tribune of the 26th says:
Flour and Grain market dull partly owing to the
rainy day partly to its being Saturday and partly also
owing to high freight ewness of vessels in port scarcity
Of money and the determination of buyers bring
the prices. Wheat buyers will shortly their opera.
ons in the country for they will not wish to receive any
close of navigation otherwise they would have lay
winters storage and be cut Of the Of their money,
and with prospects Of lower prices in the spring
From Cincinnati have dates of the 9th, whichin-
dictate easy state Of money matters. The Enquirer
says: z
Third street again presented exceedingly dull aspect
this morning. and matters continued quiet In financial
Money easy good paper being In demand and scarce
First class borrowers find no difficulty in obtaining sup
plies.
Eastern Exchange declined this morning the Life and
Trust Company quoting it at par and buying and SELL
Ing Drafts disposed Of however by other dealers
at a to "a but par and IL are no doubt the prevailing
rates.
New Orleans Sight Drafts first clase are quoted at par
4 and u premium.
| rates. =
In the Stock market to day there was marked nacti
witty, and, We believe, sales made
The banking house of I. s. Goodman & Co.. resumed
/ business this morning.
The general business of tho city continues good and
merchants engaged In the river trade enjoying
4 the prevalence Of prosperous business.
In Flour there was come transactions to-day at ad
vanesd rates. owing to the by the Africa Ther,
4 was nothing done in grain.
Sugar and Molasses active with good demand fol
the former and a limited demand fer tbs latter.
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CATTLE MARKET.

$s- JEFFERSON CRY, Nov. s. 1885,
There arrived since last 80 head Of Bssves so head
of Calves, 45 Mich Cows and 200 Sheep The stock Of
Beef Cattle is not large-suaioent however for the de-
mand. There are no Hogs in market
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RELIABLE PROTECTION AT SMALL COST
THOUSANDS Or TENS, OR EVEN HUNDREDS OF THOU.
sANbs INSURED u THE OUTLAY OF FIFTY-FlVE DOL
LARS OR UPWARDS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nntn rina. Iamnlo.a R,n

TEOuS ASDS, OR TENS, OR EVEN HUNDREDS OF THOU.
sAsSs 81 lNSpsEp THE OUTLAY OF FlfTYFyE Doll
4 SOURTHOUSES, Notaries, Jewellers, Bro
lers MeIehasts Capitalists, Planters Retailers aaehAnca
Steamers, Families others derous Of Guarding from the
arielea which BY policy Of
sSss 81 s q HALLS
ay # Lock hs Of which 80 ght az half dollar CON-
The 6redayg capaes article by that apy
ohsr known BIS showu
purchasers while grsay wilt be
sngy apparent may institute comparison
will be understood vixen il khown
interior box and the latter Of WOOD With
that the much
earey than the latter The aubscbsr prepared
t such "a mons ganaA will
Tbs uBayng dfyness ts Concrete Sale will ernineny
from Salamaner Safe generally
This important TO Jewellers aud denoru
fine thc delicate articles materially injured
generated SanRnear Safes
oameniata
sbo will Wait sddre the undersigned, has
nagine does NOT nend bat
odsnd No. ~ Msazne set The corner Common
' NEW ORLAANH, April 2e, 1885.
Bridge: sAB have taken the Hails
psrhaps
the Manufacture
able paps 10 portion tall W from the
Of March 18th, lss4, Magazine street
being filed with
and notwithstanding
hcnty 40 afsrsrds)
which Two hundred dollars In bank bills fouuao
have eoadeace IL than other kind sate shat
snos,of Rsapscsfais, yours, T. NJ BAaLo@ 4 CO: =
Those uaiag styles subject TO
sarisby fall 10 peeS when
% and ae slight when attacked by bur
gsrss = Ia. =, ~.
Iu Chests Powder Proof Bank and sofs oess re froof Pant
isII aaeaxiss st.
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SBREcKEsRIDGE COAL. s~sFa N
FEyEE .BKECKENKIuGE CAMEL COAL

GL phELh Esl*ftlDJL GANHEL GUAla
= Company and ready
rpr qusity Of Coa St Clover Port, the ONO
folio
BY touching Gios Fot
Cotfet fs ton of 1000 aud
paft Of bIcnght Compauy
80 csh dsiyered the Lsyes
sariug them freight u " per 5
This breckenridge Camel Coal
Kissing ttean sud for purpoeea Of which
following SiiIuIsn Prem
oath. IT. "
I'VE sgee in calling Camel Coal shough some I'M
unlike shs coal
pecplartea arelst. the with which I'd
Volume endurance
from Swapping EXPLOSIONS. 3D. La
ertre
hannnx. 9TH The quantity
cindsrs
5th
etc by ~hieh ait Of falling
III" perfect combuftion fIt
tancsd ~h jusente hrilant
tRtoni and
Cost which
maka AMOUNT Of bunnoua matisr) tho
Coal ITS t. above oths Valley
team for boiling
and icr private Is
make IL sngu sg Coal TO handle. !" 3a Fl
Cerhsa the 0csrs
plying Mississia Of the abov
| aepieat on 10 the AGENTS. s-F43
Private SMILES ssppIisd wish che
| above cslebrstsd Coaien application to s5fs.
4 ~ s.f44 " GREEvY a. FARwELL,
| ~ Match xkirxyi.
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oT s GsT o cogaI LOUIS MATTE Joas BUR
ny VIRTUE Of a writ Of seizure and sale,
70 drsSed by tie Fifth
Ssw Onsansn e will procesd
puee qstn in The RanJa Of the City
aud s5eetsen friday sosember 49, 1855
tEFTAN OF OF GROUND, With the bail lis 90 thereon s
Sts@ pc sstoa5g annunei ioo Of hs % and d,sigosfe 80
pytns % b;urAys plan psss7a
~ tes inches AID nh rso Pscn
hit!te oe~e'n Msrtet aud RIbad Streets by 2rfsst io
Aehea 9spa aod Ia OF Lot No. IS
" 70 3! % NE pen dram ~ umeecnr. dais sSP
E i6 city Tie hsdinyI eoasist storg Esaas
fonas aAIEse rofsd, contn cabnsa
rFar teen, sshsls roeicd, Containing u.s.
N shade 'ree snd aboJE The yard,
= bths, alc. seiz d in The suit
IEhnS-Tha being the fhtsuetion, sbov4 de-
scLoea properly w be detatey s5jfaed the hg.g;
ioi WI hrg y T. eve nnea b. credit Y
est pHrnt interest annam date spseiaI
.o... MANbEvILLE MARIsNY.
eso 70 az saerid Of the Parish Of or!esua.
t Of grsI cosEr cty q Ngw B1N4KD
NJ M " xI nEhESs sTEHLE,-No le,4oi.
RY VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me
directed BY lhs Hnnonoie the Ffh Drt,ies
ssn IN ID, aeove ent vi proceed sen Fub1
1on IN the Roundao The City rtrss
~ sna Royal Srees SATURDAY November Ii. ls5t
Lon or GRoUxD, sitnae IL he Ffrst nct ofti, oty %
IN fauars Ia, rompiad ~hn Melie4re, Mnsazna M
new and camp ssrets feet troa IN
est n Geph together vs the Building. Ipor
ths'san eoastg o " Story Frame gallery in
heS enhthi ing toouns and gaIeryhs roesed.
-,..-......- : MAsbEpiEELa MAn1eNY,
-oieF5ne ~ saetff ol fire Parish Of 0sisaas.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.


"ho11 0nNsEz VI iAfsh, EsV Quarters, flD kgsths ~
70 determine H. te % III splendid rrzss, rs
10 neuse WI % .eeray placed the day If The
drawng sha y Of hsm dssnoai random hay
iog fo combination du vn ppmpes
titled to The capital OF ttb3C
Thoas live itk9ss having on them the 49,
s ssa 81 81 81 80 20 ia III IL h
Every cksi hspg three of tina nuabs Ia
entitled priz varying 70 Ss o3 Ana So Oh areora
ing TO ahoms. Those TO pumo on stflr gooi pro
coat, - per ceLt ~ ~ "
each package Of y dra certain smouat {tha
~ VIVA the nlhber 81 ofasn bapts maped
wa nn1ennt 10 less 10 Per cent? will Sai
for s diaerehee bstvsen TIE Package and
rsptsd draw and which 10 lu:h On
the nurnfsrs drsw the yu,rautesd
Csrtlhcste Of FneEsRs Of 2r Wholes coa; 1851
10 So H,Isef. % 'as
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THE ELECTION YESTERDAY. The election yes
tsrday passed on With comparative quiet in the FIRST
Second and Fourth Districts OF thecity In the Third
District, however, there disturbances OF serious
nature at several Of the precincts the Particular Of
which We must defer till tomorrow owing 70 an inability
to get full particuars In the confusion which followed
ther occurrence 1t rumored that te ba,o-box Of
the Ninth precinct was destroyed at night hspartcu
arsf which we we're unable to ascertain 10 time this
mornings paper We will sndeavor to post readers
up tomorrow.
BRUTAI. HusBAND.--Mike Harmon was arrested
Ia house on st. Thomas street, Sunday night, on
charge OF brutsy beating his wife the head with
OF iron The wife found senseless the floor
cred with blood and ths brute Of husband bed pre
tending to be asleep.
POLICE MATTERs. was little done yes
terdsy IN the Recorders Courts In the police crcles
GENERALLY, worth offering to Ieadsra this morning
Public interest conferred In the eeebn it will to day
ard our time was spent in noting its progress.
ChAwroRD ARRESTED. Thomas Crawford, the
man accused by Samuel Smith Of psrpetratng the for
geries Of which he tsmth) il accused arrested
Sunday night by the First District police He was found
drunk in the street. and gave his Mshan but
officer Dick Howard whose memory is dsguerreotype
gallery of rascal faces identified him the old penen-
tiary bird and alleged forger He ia safe in prison.
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HARDWARE.

sEpsa swsIEGsAs. $50 8H@Be efTs=~<rs
Waterman q Brother,
H A RDWA b & MER.G RAN TS,
CORNER or COMMON AND MAeAzIs STREETS,
- Have on hand and are daily re-
csisiLg tosign ssriyaIs,a seaesei
AZtessea ssa8 HARDwAHEs C6TLsay. RTcs 80
lTol, stsS Nais Rope;
Axes ,CpaiIs, 5sysnss, -.5=
ChpeEtsris Tools, complete,
sjs Gcdpst's Tools, lf r NJ * - 5k
Anvifs, Vices Bellows.
5sSek sad Dies Screwplslss, ,s
.#al Gurdea Engines, Pumps, 4.i-5 &3
PtousEs Hsy Cut,srs, Corn shsItsss.
.-= l. 81 e Agricultural aEleu1euse,
.4Egr.E34 Z Nil, CToaseat
Hoes Hsasa, sboyeis ssdes foie sngeiIeea
Copper asd frsr Coal Hpds, pfaEaTr scales. ss
i SrEle and Duaae bArsiE3unss Cora Mils. nj
eadss Heelas ChAnsg pshes Cob crashsTs
q5x945 LhEead Congo, iren Bsdstesds,
e'|ifs4 } Brtanis and Plated ~nYs, e986
M8mr I.. Sas8 Cutters, Seussgs ssugsTs,
u Sspck Kettles, Portable Forgsa,
OBS ysf EJs sstnes Flushing Tses1es. sie, ste
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T5yo THE SUGAR PLANTERS Of LOU.

FES0 The SUGAR PLANTERS OF LOul-'
H SfhNA.Gnsof the points al
prace, planter that lie theory d peaty d
Came Tns atvsoazes Of boiling by steam such
undcnisbe in quality although saving
fsetad vita tho Of e ordinary eers much
Steam Train into general
can
bs the hs PATENT
ORATOR. tbs principle The celebrated
EnRne, 40 years in operation.
he Generator ths advantages 81
and sbsorbs ninatenths of
for burning the little
REQUIRED to take 1.-THE
aPidy ia the generation Of stsan pressure
hundred poanda inch IN five pue altar lighting
thefrs. 7sat8 -
The advantage Of the ayapors
ofliquds well he
at pleasure red heat without nrsa OF
rare.
safety explosion, being any largo sody OF
hot
Ecoucrly in fuel, water and price Of coat.
One Of these Steam Generators
fully tested BY negroes and the
saving one-hs Of that
Theas siaam TaHs the Eagle Workapf
GREENWOOD The
practical boiling confidently
hs plan the beat hitherto brought for
and prepared put Steam Trains complete in all det'
with cates sn batteries made the
snd first
Louisiana. Also Vacuum Pans, centrugsl Machines
Black Aparsases ihs Globe Works OF b. Harrison
York. te4s8#
The undersigned Will also osrsiion furnish
the required and instruct the force
the method Of working ths the
Tuose parties who the hi sulphate lime
aged the aud made taug
VIII b furnished aud instructions personally tbs pano
III tbs making the a.Gcls
New Osana, hfesHFa. GRIGGS
1 fell dkytf
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sHERTFF's SALES.

s sT w pgs95 csssr AFDaz@ STUART II. crsdo
S -. s.5ss - No. 1918.
Virtue OF, and in obedience to two
ths siJth District cosrso New IL IL. aisys snlS
tsr VII Prosead p Te At pabe In @ RosuSa f thA
~ E,saa"ys ~ hs and Royal
a OBTAIN LOT OF GROUND, toEsher w;th siI lie a.
buildings thereon situate ths F n ~ Htz
tiate Second Menrpsityy risans n he sasss ~
safshps. Apollo Clio and Krst, nt
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May barney, Lather day. Havana ,.rad
sshr s.ta Tbaseo to yssurs. ,eusr-
schr Ellis Harrison from Psnseo to Peoy Eico &so
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steamnoats
Henry choteau, Hughes, from St Louii g"
Amanda Ri.hs,. ilo% oa.eh,.s River.
Linden coolisr, tfsm AilllsI,port, ohlo River.
calIorpls, Frost, from Mobile.
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pigs Ssdeker MKlehburg473 Souhmsyd Ea-
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