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This model was SHARPER ana rnc- AZ 4, 4. ..er.
vpes the same a. txskines
Vaughn Lynn, Plade;phis 700 &c ; >oo.a- and pae.
with black Top streSk /. was Ae Ol one se6ersy a..
lowed by bidders to be INFERIOR 10 the ere adopted
sharp cornercd. Philadelphia engineers would havea hard
task TO get high speed from such model. would Draw
too nuch water amt prove bad sca-boa Tho depth IS
excessive, the breadth amdships DEFICIENT ard y hard
bige is carried 20 the tNremics.
j. A. Weste:yeit, New York, raecl Of white rxe, with
veDeers THIS Is very fair production Length, $50 feet
breadth 20 feet; depth, 10 sset; tonnage, So tons
The engines were Of moderGse power orly'-diameter
OF cylnder 40 inches, length CT stroke feet Boilers
the same Ss EEskne's. TIE specifications or Mr.. Wee
iervet were very full, even fish nc rene for the
stewards
VIM :. WEBB, New Yor..-Ths is he model adopted
Iopsde Of pine and ceder, with coiOred ports bottom
hropzed The wheelho1so aud guards ftted in fsno.
style il s entirely diGe-e7t from this eminent builder
usual share. The engines strorgdame er OF cyl.n
det % ipcnes and STROKE feet The wheel is q feet
and maximum revolutions 20; steara IS os The fellow
ing Is from an abstrso. of his specifications submitted
TIRE depar tIneDt:--
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Police rpe~lltgspce.

Tvs IATs FsYvE ~ Tm IIryssIH wAsn.--Joscph Eus-
taco, ono Of the Metropolitan policemen attached TO the
Eleventh ward, was taken a,e custody By offcers MaHn
and cssne, Of the Municipal force charge Of having
assaulted them in the late eee between the two force,
the 18th inst, with his clsb The sccu,sd taken
before Justice Anderson, Who required him 10 give bal
In the sum Of 5000 10 answer the charge preferred sgans
him.
CItAEer of HICH~Ay RorrsRY.-Jss. Flynn was brcugh
before Justice Connolly the lower Police Court yestcr
day morning on charge Of sssaultug and robbug william
Inbrg, Of No 1l6 Greenwich street 0 small change
The accused committed for trial
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q
June 90.-Johu TUT Peter n. BcasedJudg lent Cor
psstif aside, and judgment entered for defendant
With costs.
john lyor ct nj w. Benjamin Blossom ct s--Judgment
s,firmed. with costs.
,Iasncs Kearuey Alber Gardner-udgmeui affirmed.
Mortimer Livingston, receiver, &C. Marshal q. Ro-
bertsNew tU ordered, unless plaintiff assent within 20
days notice Of this Judgment ~ accept sum q
$3.50 10, the lesser sum mentioned 10 ue stipulation.
James Moore vs.. John j. Westerv.d, sheriG-iudg.
ment tor paiutin on amount OF verdict
Charles A. Manning vs. Patrick kunagttn Of al-Judg.
pnntn agains Munaghas and Cavsnaugh for full
face Of mortgage and xeree with interest crom time u
became due Complaint a. TO Costing md Scheck,
with cnSt.
ssepbeH Vail George Smslley e. sl--1udgnnent AZ
special term affirmed plantin 1t liberty 70 amerd In
twenty days, psymen, Of costs Of the action on this a
real
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Meeting @ Rondons In support OF Mayor
Woo,t.

on Thursday evening last n meeting held 10 the
pubic Of the Exchange Rondout, consisting
o. about eight hundred persons, for the purpose of
pressing their sympathy for Mayor Wood The meeting
calcd W order by Mr. Robert Young nominating Capt w.
Suydan, President Of the meeting, who unanimously
eleced Mr.. Suydam, aler making some well tined OBJ
serva@ons, took his Peter Emendorf and MAJOR a.
T. Nonsecs Vice rrcsden,s stephen D. Henry and John
Tornsend, Secretaries. The meeting was addressed by
Coupseors Woosey and Sieka the latter OF whom SPOKE
TO the Germans Aner the addresses, resolutions were
adopted expressing their appreciation OF the proceedings Of
Mayor Wood and their dsapprobaon Of the State aho-
rites. resolution then adopted that the minutes Of
.be meeting should be sent 10 be Editor Of the NV yow
HkRlJD for publication,
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Retnrn of Oceanic Engine Company from
Boston.

Oceanus Engne Company No. N returned from Boston
yesterday morning by the Norwich and Worcester route
They arrived at the foot or Corandt street. and
house They passed the HwAtD Office accom- panied BY
excellent band. and with their white coats, fatigue
caps, and drawing their splendid engine presented nne
appearance. They express the satisfaction with
their visit
aALLANrRY o. rHE NEW YORK ocEAHUs ENGINE
ooNPAnY-THBIR DErARruRE.
From the Bost0n Traveller, June 10
Tho Oceanus Engine Company No II, Captain W. Will.
bans, let for New York yesterday afternoon A. stated
elsewhere they visited tho statue OF Warren and atcr.
served up by Seavcr Of the Nsns6n House. Al O'Clock
they taken in charge by Washington tngne Company
No. g. OF Charesio~p and escorted through
In that city 10 the residence OF Mark p Smith, member
OF No. D, IN Austin street Here they halted aud formed
CIRCLE when Captain Williams, In behalf OF Oceanus
lady who made the preseutaou speech In behalf OF the
ladies' Tuesday last, with splendid gold watch valued
st 800 Miss Thomas completely surprised and ex
pressed her acknowledgment Tor the beautiful present
brief speech. The band then played popular and the
company took leave OF their lazy friends The two Conra
then proceeded 10 Boston passed through OF
streets Boston and Worcester depo where the Occa
Company took the for home. Previous the
leaving the two companies bid each other adeu and there
wa general change OF equpment, such belts, hats
Nc. rs keereakcs, as II very often the custom with IRE.
men such OCCASIONS. We noticed among others one
bright young woman sister SO of the Charlesown
hremen with belt around her inscribed "Oceanus
H." The New York company when leaving the deTOt in
the train cheered loudly, and their farewell respond
cd 10 by their Chareso~n friends and others Although
town very unpropItous yet the New Yorse enjoyed
themselves finely.
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The engravings designed 10 represent the views OF
the cutter. shows the lines of the sheer plan and rig
exhibits the lines Of the half breadth plan and the
full line in describes the bounding plane passing
through the axis Of the solid Of displacement rcvou
ton Of this plane will describe the solid equal the solid OF
displacement therefore il presents the eye ready test
OF the sharpness e vessel the distribution of thencrc
ments OF The dotted line represents the
Of the solid of displacement OF much sharper
sci of the same length and volume oil buoyancy.
is to be hoped now that the government has made
selection shall he disappointed heretofore
speed, capacity and strength Of the cutter.
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Tie SLOW NOV .Kg mscn.o sr,nioGS Whine rec
re'Ayses sre ,onaern. nAr,san e:ts Govsrcmeo'
must 'eRrn rom the 90 - manage SO oassess
and not hesitate 10 ,ocaton to-day bccause PRO
perty Lcoua have been purchased st less rree yes
terdsy. hecty Of New York s entitled 10 Pos. OH %
and Court Bouse, either OF which would nd. suffer N
comparison with similar edinces Interior county Of
the state. We oos prompt and efficient action in
this matter
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10 BrnDrRs-y1erei large pte OF the finest building
saf in Thirty fousb street. Seventh avenue, which
be had free Of expense The Cy Inspector has had
his eye on u for long tme and Is DESTROYS Of getting
rid OF IL shave no doubt that builders In want Of good
sand would save something by renewing this pile and DO
doing service 10 tho city Inspector. Tho Inspector
Health Warden viii give al The necessary Information In
relation IL H.
NIw YoHr HosPrr--The following IL the weekly re-
port Of the above nsiitson TO June i9-Remsning June
II, 21G; admitted June 10, az discharged, cured
heved, 80 eicd, rcma ming at date, 30 Males 2ll 10
males 10,
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Weight OF engine rs TONS cutting OF at half stroke Boil
ers TWO return fued length Il feet, breadth on feet,
height exclas ive of steam chimney feet weight with
out water 65 200 poass number OF furnaces in each
three of fucs 15 gre surface square feet heating
surface ffre and fce), $3.50 square feet diameter OF
smoke pipe, so inches; height, rs feet coat, bumnous;
draft, natural paddle wheel, % feet; length Of blade
ieet depth, 70 inches; number 70.
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fVm VIC iorekuhs VIII De seen thh. s"o o1fieT
reary rs much sail the Niagara and taking INTO con-
sheraton the proporonate sizes OF both ships she carries
more than our vessel
The force Of the numbers 700 men rom ms
captain TO the smallest powder monkey wncn @xseen
less then she Ia entitled TO- bee fu complement being 3zi
Ofthese, 100 are blue jackets, ~ marines and ~ coal
beavers and fr.nep-he remainder consisting OF the
wardroom and warrant officers Of which the olloSrg ~
n compcte Iist including the commander
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from s1d to end and made helow for water tanks late
iron bunkers nj The foot blge, extending conss
sble ergth fore al, and from the koson TO the deck
plato butbeaas 81 the ends Of forec2so ana p<
deck, the enl ne enclosed in the
che fco- be made water TIGHT and the under side Of
dcck srcd with meta to project from fire.
Mr. Harrington, New York, a. amateur shrbuder--
Model small scae The boor was painted green AM
the top beck sad to be adapted To two linds Of
propelng powerstesT ard the eject OF the wares upon
Edward inpton, New York, msici Of pine and cedar
bottom, fin shed with wheel gard and ter side
PAINTED black. THIS model was superior 10 several
<thers and lad u beer adoped, wocld have doue credit
90 the service. This mOGel wss accompanied by abshy
nished draw1g and rlsT Tho engines were also psrGed
Page 4 Allya, Portsnop,h Va, model by s. a Peck
IL was Of Pine with cedar vaoeers, representing both
sides o. vessc and the deck length 200 feet, breadth
70 feet terth 10 feet nches,topnage $50 tons The
wheel houses wei laid out BM the tonnage was toe
great 10 include this model anonc those called for: The
marx being 500 tons nothing saove zoo tons could be
auiued Ssssrs ngc Allyn permitted to enlarge
the working scale AID reduce Nsdmenstous TO- engh
$50 feet hresdih 20 feet eight inches and dcth ~ feet
Inch. The engines were designed w draus1t in
the oce Of The Chief Naval Engineer Dated Sss Navy
The btilers we're Mar,ns patent. engines mtg inches
sme'cr, stroke SIX Tee, wheel rvsnfy -FOUR rect Inc
sns mad no outer bearing and the arms very farrow
Ariel Patterson, New york, model cedar, with white
.sneess bc boased Of mai ing IN four heurs Although
imer,o, 70 some others. was quite equal 10 the sac
adopted u has no rio 10 keef forward has long eide
ss. ,sas oods, with fiat, bsoad but,oce He was The
Thos. stack, Brooklyn. mode, s.dar and pae. wthou,
prominent features IN dwensone or form Il was not
~eh put tegcthcr and was made in too erea, haste
macs u S. s Ncw fork, mode cedar, With holly
w,ne1h " wa wiped of with stgps OF white paper
riued on, and representing diagonal son strapppg over
ne hmoers, and ao an belt unde, tho piapk sbeer
nm, ne sbs Ne, % ~. vac nmpers II we polished,
cm Me snspe was net striking The bow vas raised AZ
we ore foot and wss well adapted Tor fair sros Jnath
ec' prcefih 2sicet sep'h 10 feet, burhsp COS ION,
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a. WAN - CO.'S spTTkkiks.
THE MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EVER
DRAWN.
CAPITAL PRIZE SGU,OO0.!
ylCKE7s ONLY go

Owing to the great fsvor with which our Sing 10
Number Lotteries have been received by the public,
AID the large demand for Tickets, the Managers, 8
SwAN Co, will have a drawing each Saturday
tbroug hout the year
The following Scheme win be draws Ia sseh oil
their Lotteries for June, 1857
GLASS 50,
20 bs drawn In the sty OF Atlanta, Ga IN esAlis os
Saturday, July ith, 1857.
GLASS A,
70 be zrawa In the sitV Atlanta Ga in pxblls on
Saturday, Juiy ilth, 1857.
CLASs As
20 % srasRin tie ely OF Atlanta, Gs ia sable or
Saturday, Jaiy 18th, 1887,
GLASS d6,
be drawn In the Ctv OF Atlanta, Ga. in pu bills on
satnrday, JGIy 2Jth, 1857.
OF THE Film of SINGLE NUMBERS.
:i3:sH Prizes.
Nearly One Prize 10 EgeTY Nine Tickets
kAGN!fiCENT SCHEaE
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Yoos.-Ia small supply 70 NEE. immediate wants
rREIGHTs.

uoos.--In small supply 70 meet immediate wants
at $3.50 Y s~t'
FoREIGN-Two ships Ioadins for Liverpool at
25s, and one for London at z7s. I'd; several FIR We
nice at abhus 4es per hid, and baIqus for Bristol
DoMEsTIC.-The following are present rates Of
Coastwise freights:
New York. Boston Philadelphia
Coal $ton......SI a Ss So 81 30
Tobacco, p hid. 50 800 $50
Do. Y box. Is 25 20
Coal to Baltimore, cents per bushei. Flour l5e p
sales of stocks I'm Richmond.
Reported BY JOHN Lancaster & Son, soeek ending
July ., 1857.
Virginia per cents 81 years run no sales at the
Virginia per cents, shorter dates, sales at s9I.
Bonds guaranteed by the state last sales at ssh and
interest
Richmond City Bonds sales at s9f
Virginia Bank Stock, par $40 sales 72I.
Farmers Bank Stock no sales
Exchange Bank Stock no sales
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock last sales
Merchants Insurance Stock, last sales So
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par $50, last sales
at SSt So
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
-, Stock, last sales S65.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock last sales $751;.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, saies since
the dividend f5i '-.-.-
Richmond and Danyills Railroad Stock, sales SIS
James River and Ksnswha Stock last sales al 6 10
BY Telegraph
| BALTIMORE, July 2---Bseads'ufs dull and I'M
| chsnssd
Nav YORK July 2--sis.e and Southern Flour
| cents lower New white Wheat a. q, old Canadian
&i.55 Corn unc hanged. R0sin advancing. and quo
| tea ct g 81 stocks firm Va 6's $780, sales yests
dag OF = 1000 Va SIS. ex int st $40
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.


yte Numbers from 70 3d. 6U, corresponding with
those Nu,nbsrx on the Tickets printed on repgrsse
sips OF paper are eDsirsled Win small tin tables SID
piscsd in one Wheel.
The first 162 prizes similarly printed and epsirsled,
are placed 10 another wheel.
Pie wheels are then revolveA, and q nGnber To
drawn from the wheel OF Numbers, aud at this snme
time d Prize is drawn from the ether wheel This
Number and Prize drawn DOT are open sd and exhib-
l,sd to the audience, aud registered by the Conns-
sionsrs; the Prize being placed against the Number
drawn. This operation liz repeated unsii 81! tbs
rfiSes drawn oct.
AUTHORIZATIONS PsIZZs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
first u Prizes will be entitled to the is ApprC xina.
ION Prizes For example, if Ticket No. 1881 draws
tha $4,000 priz2, those Tickets numbered 1919,
ll249 ll25l 1852, will each be entitled to s5225 Ii
Ticket No $50 draws the 81 900 prize those Tiohsts
numbered 548 $40 55l, $50 will each be entitled to
= BOT; and go on, according to the above scheme.
The ), 900 prizes OF $50 will be determined by tha
last figure of the number that draws the 900 00D prize
For example, If the number drawing the F6t 0G0
prize, ends with no. i, then ell the Tickets, where
the number ends in L. will be entitled to $50. If the
number ends with No. :, then all the tickets where
the number ends in will be entitled 10 49, ana so
on to q.
Certificate. of packages will be sold Q. the follow
ing rates. which Ia the risk:
CertIicasa of Package Of 10 whole Flskeu.. $3.50
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BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL. COZ.
ID E.Ek.E.

DAI.TEMOR COMMERCIAL. COZ.
ID I.EGE.
FOUNDED Is52-CHARrEREp la54
Located corner Of Baltimore and Charles streets
BALTIMORE, M.
This Institution IL now in the most prosperous ard
louri.hing condition Tvics during tho last two
wears hs IL been necessary to obtain larger apart
IA -nts for the aecommo3a toa Of the Increasing nam
Der of studens, representing nearly every stats Ia
the Union.
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
men, desiring TO qualify themselves pTopsry fort
various duties Of the Couutiux Room. or To obtain
Thorough Practical BEsiaess Exhibition general,
unsurpassed in particular, by any similar o.
adjustment In the United States.
FACULTY:
Il. X LOSIER, Principal
Lecturer ON the ee'ence Ct Accounts, Commerce ia
sneas, Customs, &e.
J. NJ. PHILLIPS
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of Book Ksse
ing, and Commercial Calculations
H. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor OF Book Ne ping
NC JOHNSON,
Professor OF Business and ornamental Peuman.hlp
s. Il. WILLIAMS, Esq
Lecturer on Msrcsntile Law
REV. f. YEATES REESE, d.
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics
Hon. John p Kennedy, Hon Joshua ysu,Gut,
Hon. Thos SwAun, WIN. u. keishleF Esq
Jacob Trust, Esq, VIM. Khabs, Esq
Esg" A large aud beautifully Ornamenlsd Cireul.y
| containing upwards OF SIX SQUARE FEET, represent
inE the exterior and interior view OF ths College 1.
by mail free If chGTge, accompanied with Catalogue
'''"' '' B. K LOSER,
10 23.-.d&cim Baltimore SD
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MEDICINES.


lACksON's EXCELSIOR BlTTERs.--
y Read and pay attention to the following certificate
from well known and distinguished citizen. and
how highly he speaks Of these celebrated Bitssrs,
"Mr. n. Fl. JAcKsoS.-pssr Sir Ny mother-in.
Law, Mrs. Armstrong has been afflicted with Dye
mansnt relief from the vsriou. remedies used, she
induced to try your 'Exceisior Bitters. and II
affords me much pleasure to testify TO theii beneficial
results She can now enjoy her food with relish 10
which she stranger previous to the use Of your
valuable madfeine $50 w Willy"
MEDICAL INSTRUMENTATION THE
lsl JUSTLY CELEBRATED DR.. PARSONS ON
VA to Ger lily that have used in my practices
and have seen used by others, DIR. Scotts Csebis-
ted White Crcsssian Liniment, and have no hest
tation In saying that have confidence in Il than
any other Linimsnt | eyer saw | havs used u IN
with almost universal success and caa with conh-
dsnse recommend 1t to the afflicted <o,s =,
Va, Dec. 4, 1855.
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell, Lsdd
Co. and Alex buvai. Richmond ts9
rOU(IH ELIXIR Fer Pulmonary dis.
Coughs. Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR stands far
above any other remedy that hiss ever been offered TO
the patronage of Southern community This med
eine does not profess to eradicate oil diseases OF
whatever nature, with which humanity may be AT.
fitcted- does the proprietor declare it 10 be the
ONLY CURE for pulmonary diseases; but from the re-
putstion it has scquired for ITSELF and that too with
ont putting" with those who have US ID it. and from
tn, Rtea. number OF certificates of residents of Rich
moud no have been benefited and cured By its use,
she feels at liberty to commend it to general sat
sfsd that the afflicted cannot use 1t without reeeiv-
ing great benefit from its healing ana curative pow
|
| For sale by Mrs. A. g. DAVIS, Bennett & Beers,
Alex. Ouval, Patterson jackson, Chas Mll,paush,
Il; j Picot, A kodeke r and Chss. %. Yale. my Y
| VIRGINIA WORM kIIILEk.--CeunIry
merchants and others sheuld not forget to supply
themselves with this populs= aud unfsilins Worm
Destroyer. 1t s the best preparation in use, being
very sweet and pleasant and certain Ia Its action.
Try it. 1t can be had of the agents, PURCELL,
LADD CO., BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER,
1 and Truggiss gauefHlIy an l3
| I'D EIOVAL.--Dr. PLUME has removed
II his office TO the third house, South OF Trinity
Church. South side, and about one hundred yerds be-
low The Exchange Hotel. DIR. P continues to treat
all syphiitic and gonouho.sl complaints; and having
hsd much practice il this lins aat1sTs himself he
| can give very general satisfsston. call from
hose Interested 10 sole Sod.
DR. r. aiso makes and veDds OF tbs beet Festo-
| Tstives chemical Extract Of French Fiowersl for
| constitutional weakness ever offered to the public.
| Dr. +. may be consulted eonhjentiaily by letter,
| or Otherwise. Medicines securely packed and seat
| 10 o. der, in almost any direction.
| OHse hours from A. NJ, ill r. ~. Frsakiin
| Esre the Exchange Hotel, EissHsosd city,
Va Is
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9TH a Not wifbs3nnding being en-
" gagged in The LUMEER busiuess, / continue to
manufacture SASH, BLINDS and DOORS, Of the
beat materials and fkusnship at low prices and
np9n liberal terms.
have large stock of ready made 8xl0, I0xl2 and
l0XlI Sash and Blinds to suit
GLAZING neatly and promptly executed
Orders by mail or in person viii receive immedi-
ate attention. Thankful for past favors NEST re-
specially solicit q continuance of the Fac
tory near Haxali's Mills
js II-im* ISAAC J. MERGER
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A n COST, Az COST.-Intending TO have
IA my store enlarged by list Of August. will this
day commence selling of my sntire stock Of Dry
Goods all puTshased this season, for cash. GIaaf
bargains may Do expected.
Also, my stock Of Window Shades sud OH Cloths
1000 pair Of Window Shades st aud below cost 4
chance seldom met with Call soon for bargains a.
the Established Cheap store of
II. 6ULDEH's $50 Broad street
je g-Im Between "a Aod an
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ICE CHnAlL ICE CKaAff AND siiEk-
! BET The bscriber 10 prepared to furnish ICE
CREAM and sHERbET, of Lemon. Vanilla and
straw eny havoEs at 80 cents per quart 81 IS per
gallon, or 8 s. by larger quantities. Families or
others supplied by the plate larger quantity day
night, at JOHN J RlCHARDsONs
Corner 18th and Cary strsats
~ B--Wedding, Picnic, or other Party CAKES
Of the art IL lq..I,s.
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lskNKY kxAlI.. .aKUIiIpkCT,
HI MOMD Va

IL HMoND, VA.
toPPosITs TIE AMERICAN HoTEL)
3. CLoPTON, Civil Engineer.
FREDERICK KOCH, Architect
OSWALD HEINRICH, Mining Engineer sud
biologist,
Is prepared TO furnish Designs with Plans and h1p
Work!ng drawinga fol- Buildings of every
including Mills Hanufs cturing Embellishments ana
Machinery OF all kinds with Specialization Pal.
mates and Contracts complete, and to supeIiutend
the construction OF the same.
lie will pay particular attention TO lsYing out ant
improving SPRINGS PROPERTIES aud oih,f
WATERING PLACES, as we'll S. Public or Private
Grounds
He is aso prepared to survey and locate all hind,
OF Roads and Canals and TO survey Mines aud Land.
Having had over twenty years experience in hi,
business and with the best corps Of Assistants
In office Ia this State, he feels confident that
csn give entire satisfaction to all who may ontra,t
their work to his And while returning ttaai,
to thcAe who have heretofore bestowed 20 liberal A.
PATRONAGE upon him, ho respectfully soilots A an
tinuanoe Of the same from them and abe public gsus
rally.
He respectfully refers 10
VIM. IL. Maeisriald, |
VIM II. HaxalI,
Jas H. GARDNER, Skishmosa.
Bacon & Baskerville,
Lewis Webb Son,
LOWS h. HATvie, 1 Al,
VIM. J, BarksdSIs. Ah'9''A'
I wa N s,d Mo[:On' eooshland.
Wu,. q. Fontsins, King William.
DR. Price, Hanover.
w. T. suthsTu, Danyilis
Geo Boiling, Petersburg
Jno K. Nc Daniel, Lyuehbufk
Thos. j. Boyd, Wythovllls.
Geo q Curle, Lynehbugs
Andrew Bsirne, Union.
Propria:Ors Of the Sweet SPRING.
MontgomeTy White Sulphur
springs.
HockbEdss Alum Spfngs
Jas. ID. Davidson, Lexington
Col G. CreSet, State Engineer. my2-b
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ID TAYLOR has Just received a few copies Of BAS
stNrS ART or SINGING. This metz book 10 most
highly recommended. Some Of the best judges say
of 1t
ain the first uineteen pages OF this thod 10
embodied more sound sense on the nature and sapa
blities OF the human voice thar can be found 10
bafa-dozsn similar works by European masters"