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SerlAiebene Waaren erbtelt lreben per Oampfl6iff
nnp 9adctbOpt gSm. $. Spler, ais:
800 SblS. DID 9tYe unb Common 0bisfey.
200 ~ 8renh Brandy, Sin unp Num.
100 ~ Nala9a uno 9prtnein.
so Gers5 Sunh uup 0aYcr Hatins.
10 0empne.
100 SY Carbonate SODA.
so ~ Cables gunppwber Sea.
90 9al6e Sore5 Slad Sea.
100 @rpb Gslcsrapb, 8cunU gBpcb unb Sbars6ai
Natdes.
l25 Oubetp %aiIUrtirte Selen.
100 9emablte elmer.
200 Spres 9aper unp GolgateS Stard.
100 ~ Goi9ates 5aneep SOaps.
20 u OeY Blue.
lO0 - gfutme9s.
9otatOes, Onions, GOSFlb, 5ilN, Salt, @usar, sut-
ter, Gbeeie, earD, Bacon, Spices, Naper, Gubs,
Meaiurs, Cigars, @orOa9e, 9laftn9. 8lour &c. &c.
QQe biele geaaren itnb frii6 nno BON Better Suas
lttat n',b S%erfauft %Oisielten gu ben b~iatslten Yreilen
SO m. $. GDler,
Bbolslale Grocer, 9rppilion 1lnp
9iquor Dealer.
IL. StraBe, 5wilAet Cars inp Wain.
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lsp, 9reaoltraBt, irpte in Der 9plsnicSerlase an Srpabliraee, natc
Srppfe Ipcnnc wtrStn, prompt bclpr9t.
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smpfsbl, fir Die ieBise Saiion Itn sOahducises Eager alsr Grten
5uts ub @iubsn, lcfpie ipnltt9er in lOlden @ei9dfttn pDrfommtns
Der IrtItsI, bic 1u ben biaisltsn 9Tdfen peTfouft S6m. 8. Noors.
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Oentl@e 8rieflife.

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onRCntirt fnc.
&eng, Iirs. Saro6. Srcwer, 8.
8rimnee, s. 6. Srieltsl, Sci.
Grone, ST. 8. Gutenberg, SO.
@nssen9einer, Mar. Smmenbauler, 8.
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&ubn, Sobn. 8arr, 9enry.
Sang, s. 8ann, Sol. q.
Maber, Ni@. Miler, 5enry.I
Mtaer, Senrp 8. Dunn, Seq.
WperS, So9n. 9tole, Gbs. 6.
pfe!fer, Bm. S6mOot, 8. Otto.
56dfer, 6. q. S6umann, SIS.
Silberborn, g. 9. 8itti9, 5r.
g8olffo9n, Con.
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Infer imuer pormarts itrebenpee, spet peutltbe
Slatter bciisences, %llnmaIc prn 2aserbier p%crtilsen-
bes, idlchtc gBtBc retbcnres 9tiGmonp prpbt nod
serape philadelphia, bic Suater 6clte, gu iiberfieeln,
menisitens in SeSiebuns auf Sa9ntetr. Das Saaa-
ted 5tcbcr 9%raifrt wirtlih iGauperbaft bier, peun no
,,ur Gin @laS Sier 3a babeu, no nur Terms cash.
unp ueagerbier" angei&rieben ltctt, pa mint sepiB
audi I'M Sintergrunpe Elm = Sagatca.
Oarum Surrab fir Soaatclr! unb 9auptladli6
fir bic tewubtcn neu reitaurirten
Sasate0e i'm Nsw Marfct Sptel,
peIen Galte mic INNER frcllnpli6 uno nur nit ben,
teiten 2a9crbier bebiert ,perpen.
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~er9etcnIt Gin, id ppn Sbigem su iiberseusen.
s. 81 n~rrbau{eu
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S6aap & Gp's
Sren4 GUnfeetionars> limb gart.tGten~ Store,
beutlte 5riidte 1t. 5ausbaltunas- @rtitel,
@dc Sroacs unb 8. StraBe.
Sttts an Sanb ale @ren Won SaneY- ganbits, Grlbtsn, Gte-
labe, 9onbpne &c.
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Nsiirwaaren, 9ertntUnnaies, Sutptlierla1en, feline 05rbs, 5ol,>
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bon better Sualitat.
Mud Spisse. unb spiesslsldIr Fsb sUn isber sur.s gu babsn,
anb ~
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Die Wfitaltecer prrprn auf9ecrcert, beute Ibcnb s
ubr int 9epGbnli6su Serlan,mlunsslpfale pInftlit gu
erlHeinen. &eune, Shrftw.
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500 9drrsls alprtirte @rabea fur 9ader,
SO &pc Slpur,
100 YadaseS Gpba SaItratds,
SO SdrrslS Hsp SrIeans AfolaGes, teie SuaItt6t.
25 Sorsn e~emabenen 9inacr,
rs &esS Qeaf 81. 1 Qarb,
25 Sdrrets 2eaf No. 1 2arb,
90 aess gpfben @uter
ftrb Y%Orratbis unS su biaisen 9reiien su baben Set
9Dm. 9BaIIattu u. Sobn.
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Oeutfhe Sebamme.
SIRE. S. Staube. 16S Srcaonr. smilden Der
6. unb Z. StraBe,
maht ben bcutiten 8rauen &idmpnbs bic ~ersebenlie gn,eiec, Ss
lie II Deutlhlanb ale 9tbammc Hubert unp auf Der llniScritdt
5u 9eiriis ibr gramen ~betonben bat, ,pprltcr lie bic tencn 9eueniGe
oorlescn fam, ipesbalb tic iib bel Yprfpmncnben @elescnbcirl bs
items tmpfsblt. 3useid nadpt beielbe tbrcn @rnncrinncn bic Gin
srise, baB fe bas Snpfcn Der &trber, 9lutcsclfesenu II. (. 10. btienS
belorst unb Ssrartisen Iuftrdgen ~ldnelitcns nodfpnmt.
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Naditen Mfcutas wteperum sro6es qusIbteeeu uno
Musteseln BON 5eoerpteb, tpoii frsunoliht einlapet
S. ". 5attorf.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-28

w SPRING & SUMMER GOODSl,

NEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODS =
JNiE UNDERSIGNED are now receiving by almost
/ every trip Of the cars from the various northern
mar;cts ii lot Of their new stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
and expect the same to be largcr this season and
more carefully selected than any stock Of merchau-
dtzc ever brought to this market.
They expect 10 have their entire stock completed
by the middle Of this month ana would otter the fol-
lowing Inducements for u coutinuanc" OF the very
liberal patronage Of the community at large to.wt /:
Low PRICES PROPER ATTENTION GOODS
.fASllIO&ABlEANp WAREANTA BIZ. ARTICLES
They do not deem it necessary 80 cnumrrate any
oi the articles to br found in their well known o.
tabl-hmcnt hy adding that their usually arg, stock
+ still increased IN quality uud variety
fnll at the old stand and aiisIy yourselves.
10 BLOOM KAHN Il Go.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-28
NO.. 16.
Cbc fcIjti;,na Tlemotrat.
CUBA AND MEXICO.

Our Northern friends, mangcr their procliv-
NY to ireesoil, and their prolesscd adherence
o. southern Institutions, cannot repress the
American instinct Of territorial aggrandize-
meht. We noticed some weeks ago an able
article in the New York Times, setting forth
sundry excellent reasons why the North should
encourage rather than condemn the project for
the acquisition OF Cuba. The arguments adj
duccd by the Times referred chiefly to import.
ant commercial advantages which would ac.
crnc to the whole country, and Of which the
North would reap a goodly share, in the event
that Cuba should become the property Of the
United States Wcpcrcciyc that other North
crn papers have examined the subject and ar
rived ut similar conclusions
Tie recent articles contained in such innu.
ential British sheets rs the London Times and
tlt Morning Herald have awakened the atten-
tiou of the New York journal Of Commerce
TO the subject. That print, after careful sur
wy of the irll, hold, that the annexation Of
CUBA and oI part 0r tha whole Of Mexico
W0nId W Uy no means detrimental TO the pros
pcrity Of Tie United States, and would be re
Igarded with Influential complaccucy by our
transatlantic cousins circumstances" says
our notcmporary, may arise when it will be-
come necessary for Mexico TO ccde another
/ large ,cn II Acr territory to the United States,
and when We may be bound TO take it, and in
| the same way circumstances may arise under
which We may be compelled 10 acquire Cuba
+ IN the interest OF the Island, and the peace of
the world. But we need be in no hurry Fill
buster expeditions and violent conquests are
Us unnecessary as they are immoral If we ac-
qure portion Of Mexico. il will be at the re-
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-28
STRIAL, &c.
r. BAU M A N ~ ,
COACH AND G1st CARRIAGE
MANUFACTURER.

W. W
MAN t. UFACTURt,R
HAVING REMOVED TO my new shop. on the street
III running east Of the Union Hotel, ! am prepared
to build all Kind Of
BtGGlES, CARRIAGES, COACHES, &c
on the most approved plans and. ina superior work
manlikc manner.
| have now on hand aud ncarly finished Il number
Of new hugRies. TO which would call th"atlrution
ol my customers, aud the public in general. They
ar warranted To- he equal If not superior to any
brought from the North. or other places
Thankful for the patronage and public confidence
extended | desire 10 retain and increase tie same.
by industry promptnoss, fair prices and good work.
Attached to my establishment is blacksmith
shop, where all work IL that line viii be done with
promptncs- and fully guaranteed
NANllDEN'@ lltON IMPROVED crlTiNATOR.
Having The exclusive right 10 manufacture thi.
improved cnltvator will furnish them to planters
~ the mot reasonable term. Call and cyamnc
them
Nl.n: Plantation work Of every descriptions
have every facility for the furnishing Of tufu-.
&c.. and personal attention given at funeral. when
required. sent. ri, lsoI.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-28
CARDS, NOTICES, &c.
Dr. !. G. VAN WYCK
w. /. IIA MILTON.

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WILL PRACTICE in the Courts ol East aud West
w lcliciann. and II. Helena.
Address: Clinton, or Baton Roug"
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-28
DIR. A. +. BROW y

HAVING Located ut the residence Of T. w. G.
Ill Eruwu. on lockwood would respectfully solicit
The patronage Of all those who desire Medical on
Surgical aid. mayl
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-28

pay~ DO not expose yourself in the sun.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-08
Shipping Sntslligente.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, MARCH 7.

CLEARED
Steamship VIM Jenkins, Hallett, Boston-H. D. Mears
Brig Frances Jane, Kirch, St Johns P R-Kirkland
Chase & Co
Schr orenda, Doughty, New York-Kelsey & GRAY.
Steamer Piedmont, Powell New York-A C. Hall
steamer George Peabody, Pritchard, City Point Val
Island-F. T. Monten - - % "
schr southerner, Bellows New orleans-John Hender-
schr J. Irelan, steelman, Norwich. Conn-w Rboads
snip John Clark, Hail. Liverpool-Foard Rogers.
SAILED
Steamer VIM: jenkins Haett for BOSTON
Brig ROBERT A Fisher Keene Porto Rico
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE
steamship georges Creek, Scudder Charleston Sd inst
CLEARANCEs FOR BALTIMORE
steamship Locust Point French, New York 9TH inst
Steamer Cnion Cundf, New York ath int f'n INST
MEMORANDA
Correspondence of the Exchange Readnn D.,
IT, euu. OLD POINT, March s.
3D. Ship Annapolis Pickett Francisco bark r1
lssa new Hansen for Pernambuco and n marLat. al
brig Highland Mary (r Dawson for Trinidad. s.b ha
Magnola klssam for Nevassa the latter was l3 hours
om Baltimore to the capes schr Cherub (of Gardiner
baley from Georgetown, s. C., for Baltimore in DAYS
passage TO the capes is in Hampton Roads wind bound
nave had strong n. W gales for several DAYS past
weather clear and cold-Pilot
Ship Black Warrior Murphy for San Francisco cleared
at New York, 4th inst ~
60, sGhr Chas Rogers Langley and Gulnare Darling
schrs Rnggold Perry from Norfolk and Maria limo
Jones from Fredericksburg arrived at Providence an h
Sd inst " Ai'fiuehoe oh she
Schr Jas Martin Harding. for Ba,timors
dence, Sd inst ~ Da''iiiofe, was at frovi-
Ship Coquimbo, Gill from Baltimore for Australia
ashore on the Horse Shoe, Feb Il aiia
Schr Nightingale from Bucksport for R.lt;rou -,
and arr. at Edgartown Feb q ashore
EASTERN PORTS.
HI" ionA' March o.-crd steamship Arag Hayre
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nublit Sails.
BY GIBSON * co.

1NRUSTEE'S SALE.-Under a decree of
Il the Circuit Court of Baltimore city the undersigned
Trustee, will sell, the premises, public auction on
FRIDAY, the 10th day of March, at O'Clock, P NJ
THAT LOT OF GROUND in Baltimore city beginning
the east side of Cathedral street the norhwestenmot
of the Lot distinguished No ICON the plat Of
Josas Pennington, trustee which is about eghtytwo feet
four inches enthusiastically from East John street and
running thence norhwestwardy Cathedral street forty
feet nine inches Lot No l6 said plat thence eastward
ly parallel to John street bounding Lot No 6 seventy
three feet nine inches to Lot No IS on said plat thence
southerly parallel to Decker street bounding on Lot No
80 forty feet to Lot No 49, thence weswary bounding on
Lot No 49, sixty six # or less the beginning which
is subject to annual ground Forty Dollars and
seventyve cents payable semi annually on the first
of May and November.
The Improvements consist of BUILDINGS OF FRAME
AND BRICK, used i'll part DWELLING and in part as
IA STEAM SASH FACTORY AND planning MILL. They
adon Slack wheelwrght shop the John and
Cathedral streets
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree are Onethrd
cash, onethrd in six and onethird in nine months the
credit payments to bear interest and to be secured BY the
bonds notes of the purchaser purchasers with endorse
ments to be approved by the trustees.
SAM. H. TAGART, Trustees.
GIBSON & CO,
mh5 2taW& ds Auct;onaars
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ship Lebanon, New Orleans banks Lampligher Demarara
Montauk, Galveston; briggs C. F. OBrien, Havana; A.
Swift St Thomas; sclrs. NJ Morton, Point Petre; Wide
World wilmington; Haxa Richmond Amelia Ports.
mouth Arr steamship New York, (Br) Greenock; bark
Warren Fisher Newcastle schr jamestown, City Point
steamer Caledonia Baltimore
BOSTON, March Arr bark Sea Bird, Weston
BOSTON, March 5.-Arr ship Lizzie Harvard New Or
leans schr Il F Payton, Alexandria Cld ship E. F..
Gaban, New Orleans.
BATH, March 3-Cleared schooner Dr. Kane Bailey,
Baltimore.
SOUTHERN PORTS
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 27-Crd schr Albert Mason
Baltimore. Arr. schrs Andrew Henderson, Philadelphia
NORFOLK March Arr steamer Louisiana Bat
more; steamship Roanoke, New York. CID, schr Albert
March 5-Arr steamer North Carolina, Baltimore CID
brig GssiS Mays M Msse Indies steamer Flora ucnn
SAVANNAH, March Arr. steamship Florida, New
York CID. brig John Pi rec, Havana.
CHARLESTON March 3.-Arr. steamship Nashville
New York; steamship Memphis, do CID ship Emma Ii
verpool.
FOREIGN PORTS
ANTWERP, Feb. I'm port ship Fred Gerhard for N
York between 18th and 2oth Marianne Nottebohm Lamb
CURACoA, Feb. Pin port bark Venus, Atkinson for
New York. Feb. Is.
CIENFUEGos, Feb. 1s-In port schr. F A. Hall, Cain,
for Philadelphia, ldg.
CARDENAs, Feb. 2o-In port schr. Mary E. Pierce,
DEMARARA, Feb. s.-Arr. brig John Marston, Young
FAYAL, Jan. 27-In port ship Maria whitmore from
HAVANA, Feb 25.-In port bark Gen Jones chartered
so load box sugars at Sagua for New York
PANAMA, about Feb. Sid ship Humboldt Holmes
to load for Hampton Roads
RIO JANEIRO, Jan. 14-In port bark Asa SAWYER
Gates, guano for Cowes and market about Feb l.
ST JOHN, P r., Feb. 13.-Arr. brig B. R Kirkland
Knight, Baltimore.
VERA CRUZ, Feb. 2l.-In port bark Flash Wilson,
hence 18th
SHIP OCEAN MoNARcH-The Ship Ocean Monarch, the
largest vessel which moored levee which
as we noticed few days since cleared with the largest
cargo of cotton ever freghted from this port got
last night, as we learn through Geographic despatch
without any trouble by the Southwest Pass She drew
nineteen feet of water.-N. o. Picayune, Feb. %
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BY F. w. BENNETT & co.

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
l. PR0PERTY.-On THURSDAY March 25th I will
offer for SALE on the premises the large BUILD
ING, lately occupied by the Phoenix Meter Company No
A Holiday street. nearly opposite the old City Hall The
improvements consist of ourstory Building and Back
Building, fronting % feet inches Holiday street. and
running back " feet inches to ten feet alley The
whole is in good repair and contains Brass Foundry and
six large built expressly for manufacture
OF gas meters and suitable for any other mandatory of
brass iron goods. Steampower sufficient for all mr.
poses can be had from the proprietor of adjoining pro
perty.
The property is subject ground rent of 800 per
annum, payable half yearly
Terms of sale Onehalf cash. the balance in six months
with interest and security the satisfaction of the
Trustee.
CHARLES MARSHALL, Trustee
+. W. BENNETT & CO.,
mh4b ,l3, IL ,2O&dts Auctoneers
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RENARKs-Since the heavy transactions includ
ing two cagoes aoat which took place the "a and 30
INST at decline on previous rates, the market has
ana mostly regained the loss of past two weeks Hold
ers are encouraged by adVices from New Orleans, will
not sell under full rates.
Resaes of the late mportaons second hands reach
2oVo bags at Iod "equote prime Rio at Hall 4
cts. good lOA cts; fair l0k cts.
FLoUR-The market characterized by no new fea
lure to-day. Sales made Change of 300 bbls
toward street at 450 Holders OF all the varieties of
super are firm at this figure The stock of Extra Flour
large ana the demand at present limited. quote Ohio
Extra 70 howard street do So % and City Mills S55
Rye Flour is quiet at So IS Meal So 20 for Balti
more and So % for Brandywine
GRAlN.-The receipts Of Grain continue very light and
are mainly by the railway This fact with some increa
ed demand has stifened prices White Wheat brought to-
day ll4d120 for fair prime and small sales Of red
were made at loo Sales white Corn at 56G5S cts
Tor fair toprme and all the yellow Corn that was offered
some 1000 bushels brought 59d6l This an advance
on yesterday quotations Rye is steady-oerines very
hght-a sold at II cts for Pennsylvania We hear
and Virginia 3ld33 cts.
MoLASSES-The market has been quiet to day and no
transactions are reported Prices are firm however at
our previous quotations viz New Orleans 31633 cts for
lar 10 prime, new crop Porto Rico at 26d2s cts; Cuba
ciayed new crop 2G23 cts Muscovado 24d25 cts and
old crop English Island at 2OGI2l cents
PROFESSIONALISM sales day include $50 bbds Bulk
Sides at 81 cts on the spot and % hhds Bulk Hams at
80 cts Bnk Shoulders may be quoted at Ga cts Bacon
was IN better request and some so hhds sold n
cts for Shoulders and - Sides Mess Pork we
quote at $l675 per Dbl, and Prime s13d195O Lard is
nr at w cts for Butchers 10 cts for Western barrels
and tierces ard II cts. for Western in kegs
sEEDs-Ihere has been very little done to-day in Clio
VerSeed and the tone of the market quite fiat We
hote sales OF about 100 bushels Change So quote
1t - 700 % for fair to prime Ohio, Timothy quote
nominal at s25og275, and FlaXseed S115Id125 The
stock of Flaxsee is very limited
Sl6AKS-There was considerable inquiry for Sugars
today We note sales by brokers of 65 hhds good com
mon New Orleans at 50 62kd s6 and 100 hhds fair to
prime do at s6l24 dS712H. We quote n O Sugars at
S55oqS725 for common TO prime; Cuba do So 5Oa IS
forto hco common to fair s. 25 good fair prime
80 5olaS7, and English Island s5.756S6.75
,oo NE M w note sales made yesterday afternoon of
40 dds city Whiskey at 20% cts and to-day of 80 bbs
Ohio at p cts. The market is dull
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'THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that the
( NREAT SAVING IN GAS.
- BALTIMORE. Feb 9th 1888

II
N,I BALTIMORE, Feb. 9th, 1858.
MEssRs. JACKSON CHANDLER:
- otT$;.We have been using j. H. COOPERS LEVER
GAS REGU LATOR upon for past six weeks
anu are that it economses from 20 25 per cent
oil vas Inc light is uniform and ample aud all blowing
ana rlng of the flame is obyated and the escape of un
consumed gas prevented
NOAH WALKER Co.
As there is great complaint Gas bills the public
will find it to their ntepest adopt above apparatus
All orders sent to the office of
MEssRs JACKSON & CHANDLER
JARVIS BUILDING, No. North street
will receive prompt attention fe251mo
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

p,o, ~ PHILADELPHIA, Friday, March s.
ouR-Ihe receipts of Flour continue small-the in
specGms OF the past week amounting only 955 bar
e mere is rather more inquiry for export and prices
at 81 90 barrel and 700 barrels Ohio extra at S. There
- lar demand for home consumption from "a up Sc
Flour Is held at l24 and Corn Meal SIX barrel
out no sales of either have been reported
The inspection of Flour and Meal in Phladelpbia lur
ing the week ending March 4th, as follows
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'A'E's PATENT
PORTABLE SAW MILL

~ PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES
those Engines of four different sizes two of
the TWO Enthusiastically PORTABLE and easily
o iour or six horses according state of the
peng moclted on strong and substantial wheels
me atter Engines adapted all purposes of the
Pahaon as saving, grinding, ginning of cotton thresh-
ing, &c The two largest Engines are DETACHED; the
poers smoke stack, &C. being mounted on strong and
wheels can be removed any where with team
OF or horses NO BRICK WORK Is REQUIRED TO PUT
THEM IN FULL OPERATION One of the two smallest
portable Engines is 81 10 horse the other s. both
are well adapted for the purposes before
which should recommend them to planters and farmers %
it is obviously their interest to have such labor savno
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can 10 he work of ten, and only requires to be seen 70 h
mghly appreciated, Address W W We
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BISCUIT AND CRACKER BAKERY.
(No. SO PRATT STREET,)
FORMERLY r.. MASON de- BROTHER
JAMES d. MASON & Co. having made
- EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS in their
BISCUIT AND CRACKER BAKERY
by the introduction of NEW MACHINERY of the LATEST
IMPROVEMENTS, are now prepared to supply any demand
for
PILOT and NAVY BREAD, WATER, BUTTER,
SUGAR, PIC MIC and EDINBURGH CRACKERS,
SODA and WINE BISCUIT, and all kinds of
FANCY CAKES of a quality
SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT
The PATENT REEL OVEN in use at their Bakery
OF ope, construction and capable baking 125 BAR
ps tp9 ot FLOUR per day, into CRACKERS and 500
bAkRELS INTO LOAF BREAD
A. EALERs are invited to give us CALL they will find
'hg T, terms as Favorable any other house
oprietors will take great pleasure in exhibiting
eie or CITATION OF THEIR OVEN AT ALL TINES to
any who may feel an interest i'm the PRosREss OF TgE
establishment ~ ''iioush 'heif extensive
, ~ ~, 90 beg leave to remind the public tbs this
w En- 10 The ONLY ONE IN USE IN THIS CITY
latent RIGHTS OF which, for LOAF BREAD purposes can
be had on application to them p'ip''es' Can
JAMES d. MASON 4 Co.,
FORMERLY r. MASON BRorHRR
OLD STAND
uo. Old Number IS PRATT STREET
HA@u Opposite McClnre's Dc.k