The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-09-02
GENERAL SUMMARY.

eENEAAL
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n''e' 81 "i. ~ ii0 .s' ",on Woins up" ~ p
porting .ae en,re wegnt OF the ruader, INC nsge, wh
~, -, io'iois, peins siiii " s''' ,. e, ~,
.e power soa , r woe e a, " s.e .Is
be triaing.
The paddle wheels are now compleelv framed together
and fitted nrnanently upon the paddle shafts ready 10
reoeive their a,,ats
Tha s,uttas Cor the .,;n sides are be;nO mt In There
are 900 larg. galvanized east,ron frames fitted with
bs lights outeen inches diameter clear opening glazed
with inch GLASS thew are srono and we'll fitted together
ne nnn,ay i, tbe Iass fa,ne r. fitted with cork
Car rendey;po the ,o;nt There are also 200
smaller gbts smilarv constrnt the frames are glazed
with threenayt, oss eight inches diameter clear Of
srarne f'e' go 20
Before the Iaonn;nc of 1879 the whole of the Joiner
work will be completed and ready for the decorators up
holsterers g. -
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beaten the hest time made by the Persia 1t says
nnp. v.naa,,s,,s .rvo, ~ th,s mort and enaytures
my S,o,a.ss - vi 60, snds Hell r. Par
'. ., - - !. I,.. !, I'M , h - en,ro,nr,
r % n $500. ~, ~, 49, ~ ,,ar,,oo
E .n a.; , ov ~ - ,aree or ,atng ma vga
roi I'm, 'iiiS ' III 7, a s 800, : h7s 5 FL
- l ,sI .;. ;s ths " ever stea ~ al ~, ~
60. . - III MI sba doas M .,,cl thing Her
Ir 4; rs a,o,,t als..n ,o;lss sho,t ~
n.y. n ~ Cove That tha road
o ',A P1 a Il; - ~ 60, 49, - th Naa,Jla.
oA''. .na o s,I,a, ~ 20 ne sstard anJ thers
,aL;na m HI; claim for he cbampionsbin with precise
accuracy debts himself in time, with the run from San
DIV Hook to Needles and takes credit in time for the
tn SouthamptOn the last
being at the speed Of nine miles an hour The process
is ingenious, but too himsy to bear testing.
! The New Bedford standard Of Friday SAYS IA Mr.
rlx who ventlv arrived here as mate Of one of our
bae,s an "Wednesday took his departure for Boston in
the afternoon train Of cars having with him the proceeds
nc b;s vovaoe al 600 IN gold The money was in small
bar and consisted Of eighty $40 pieces From some un
ined camse M Iarabv and his bar became scparated
and he found himself IN Boston without his money He
returned to this city on Thursday morning and made
known his loss 20 WY Marsnsl Copp WING tooK me mo
DAY tram 70 mansneld, anu mere ie,ou 'na' inc money
was all safe having peen picked up ny small au ahd
deposited with thc Telegraph operator Inc poy was re
warded BY present OF 500 Tor ms honesty ana Ply was
pieseh'eu - s1 ',a. -. 1 q ~ !.
| ef NJ Iamhy who sunnosed the bag had been stolen
| IA Ia should Coo M more ~ n J,
80 = !.
/ The Mormons had q three days woods meeting,
continuing through Friday Saturday, and sunday, at
Cream Ridge near Homerstown, monmouth county, new
jersey Daasa D - h;ch sra 1ttar na Sn.
gay, ny aupan, - ,ar Saaa =. wv n,ah
opeeoea a 70 III ~, No. ~ ~ t,, sta
preslus' - ~ o ma ~ q a.asboaa M;
~ aL,.a ~, H. Peter CLINTON os Salt IaLa Ko,
~ NY - nay and ntbar. The ,aonla from, tha
cumacent country assembled In great force to hear the
elders talk and the saints blow their horns The Nor
mons express their intention Of egratng with all
yenient speed to the vicinity Of Salt Lake.
| During the passage of the steamship Glasgow from
New York TO Glasgow female with child in her
pand o. .ne yoa.sI a. 1910. ,se -, ~,