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DENTISTRY.
TEETH,

NJ TEETH.
fShs FEET FrETH .sa
tends personally at his ofhoe in this city,
MANY persons can wear these teeth who0~
cannot wear others, and no person can Wear Others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ofice can he accommodated
with any styi and prioe of Teeth they may desire
but TO thoso who particular and wish the purest
ceanest, strongest, and most perfect denture that
art oan produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii be
. Rooms In this city-No. $50 Pa. avenue, between
9th and 10th sta. Also, 907 Aroh street, Philadel-
EhlA, 4
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OPTICJAN

EOR RENT-A two story and basement Brick
L HOUSE, near tho Convent, on Fayette street
In compete order; gas, Il c.; with large garden at
tached: Rent 800. to permanent tenant Apply
10 JOHN Il. kiOW ELL. mar 5.tf
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Le. @. LANAI az. Hoff. J.L. AVY1Y.
II "o1se 3TtFfr3kxrYs. ArLlv
win ,r.ou.. u hSS.E q. ss sSs,5Tss. s.MIs'v Mss
leels at JsofeQn, the Federal Court st PontotSc.
ths Courts Of The ssysnth ysdieiN Dig1iot of Mis,
nrs,ihosttss NortS isdSiSsi. snH
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALE III OR RENT-A large and comrno-
bodybuilding attached to it; on Twelfth ST. he
tween Z and ID sts. For terms apply to A. EE-
rREU y, Grocery Store, corner Twelfth ST. and Pa
aNenue. ap IS Sw
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~, MANuFACTURER OF
, ,PLAIINA-TlPPED LIGHTNING RODS.
Respectfully announces to the public of Washing
ton and vicinity that he Is prepared to execute Al
orders Tor erecting Lightning Conductors on tn.
most appr owed scientific principles, Constructed
the very best Of materials, very moderate terms
All PlatnA uppsd Points which are marufactnref
by me Will be stamped with my name.
Weathsr- Vanes of any design made to orGsr,
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H OR E T-Pianos, Melodeons, Guitars,
ELLIS. 800 Pa. avenue. ad %
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/ IBERAL BOOKS

Fights for the Championship of England fiom
1894 down 10 1859, only 25 cents.
Also, Owen Swifi's Boxing without Master,
- cents.
M95gan's Exposure Of Freemasonry. % cents.
II hne Views of Washington city, only IS cents
,nly 10 cents for "a sheets Of fine Letter OF Note
Paper, ADAMSON'S, Seven h street.
40 IA IF OnneSjto POST Ohoa
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THE MILL ON TIE FLOSS, by thu author
and for sails by BLANCHARD MOHUN.
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n DENTISTRY.
DR. HI IIS, after praotlcNl test Of two years,
fesis that he can with confidence recon- -
mend the Checplastio Process for insertins6
srthoial teeth IL has the advantages OF
strength, beauty, cleanliness and oheapnese. Full
upper eets inserted for SSs. Partial In proportion.
0f6ce 800 Pc. avenue. eeT
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never bssn able to
Msdicins-NkyRR
4 SIN q L Z IN
FkCT A c U r Z,
Never did We know
satisfaction BY any
the contrary, all are
kRATIONs, and
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kOR RENT-PARLORS and CHAMBERS
L handsomely furnished, with hot and cold water
and bah room. (Potemao wster.) The apartments
are l,Tge and airy; four rooms on floor, from the
hTst noor up. lnsUlre.of WALL, STEPHENS &
C4., 321 Pa. avenue, between 9Th and nth ste.
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NEW YORK land WASHINGT
~ STEAMSHIP LINE.
The Steamer MOUNT VERNON Nill lAax

York EVERY WEDNESDAY, at XII
inston every saturday, at 5 o'cioci m.
Passengers can join the ship at Alexandria at any
tune before the hour of the steamers departure.
N. BIN the event Of the steamers inability 20
the bar in conseS uence of low water all goods
Will be promptly lightered to and from the steamer
- For freight or Iesssse apply e
nM-MT&Str WNatern WhSrss.
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Snd in dsath. VIZ
AND sUREST EN-
IN all cases uf Dys
RhEA IN CEIL
arises from tssthin
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say Of any OrhIR
HAS Fk1LKD,I IN
STANCE TO kF-
when timely ussd.
an instance of dis
one who used it. On
delighted with its
lspeak IN terms OF
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23
European News.

Advices from Europe are to ihe 2Sth Of
August.
In the House Of Commons on the o5ib
Lord Falmerston acknow lodged the services
rendered hy Abdel Kader, aud said the Brit
lsh Consul had been instructed TO tender ia
him the thanks OF the British Government
NAr1Es. Nothing decisive had been
achieved Ivy Garibadi.
lhe forts OF Reggie capilulated on the 2elt.
Inc garrison was allowed to leave with their
mus&ets aud personal baggage only.
Geh. Cosrr5, with u considerable force.
bad crossed the Straits at Fumachilo. and
two Neapoltan hrigades surrendered to him
at discretion. The Garibaldians were mas
ters at Fort Delpisco. They also, after a short
fight, occupied Villa Sangovan.
The detection ofthe army at Naples was
considered extremely probable, and it was
hoped that Garibnldi would enter the city of
Naples in triumph, without bIoodshed
Conflicts had taken place between Neapo-
Titan troops and some Bersaglieri, who landed
from Sardiuian vessels.
An English steamer, the Orfoe, from Hull.
with passengers for Messina was seized hv
the passengers while the captain vas ashore
at Genoa
It's supposed that tie passengers were the
friends OF Guritaldi The vessel was char
tered under a penalty Of f5,o0o against seiz-
ure, and the Inference is that She was design
cd for Gariballi
Sardinia prohibits any more volunteers en-
barking from Genoa for sicily.
The reconciliation of Austria and Prussia
is s'id to have been fully accomplished
vi was quiet in Syria. Faud Pasha had
completely quicted the people
The Emperor Of Russia gave a grand bnn-
quet in honor Of the Emperor of Austia's
birthday, and proposed Francis Josephs
health IN the most friendly terms
A meeting of the sympathizers with Carl
ba'di had been held in London.
In the Commons, on the 25th, Lord Pal.
merston said there was no truth in the s,ate-
meut that Austria had Threatened to support
Naples. She adhered to non intervention till
her own frontiers were threatened
NAPLES AND SIcILY.-The Royal Intendau
Of Palenysia was at the head Of the insur-
rection in the province Of Basljtia.
The Chief- of the National Guard of Ma.
pies had rendered their resignation in con
sequence Of the foreign battalious not being
diabauded.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23
lailv 9latlonal 4rmutrat.
For the National Democrat.
1 Only Wish to Know.
by FRANcEs FULLER nAnnlrr.

BY FRANCES FULLER BARRlTT.
Pray do not take the kiss again
| risked so much in getting,
Nor let my bushes make you vain
To your and my regretting.
I'm sure I've heard your sex repeat
\ thousand times or so,
That stolen kisses are most sweet
only wished to know
l own twas not so neatly done
As you know how to do it,
And that the fright out-dd the fun,
But still l do not rue it.
can afford the extra beat
My heart took at your "Ohl"
Which plainly said that kiss was sweet
When / SO eoiShel 10 ka0t0!
Nay, | will not give back the kiss,
Nor will | take second;
creme de Ia creme of pain and bliss
This one shall Ger be reckoned.
The pain was mine, the bliss was-ouys.
You smile to hear it so;
But the same thought was surely yours,
AS ! have cause to know.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

REMAREAB1E.-The Moriposa News says
that John NJ. Bolts slept with President Tvler
the editor Of the MHiposa Gazette rode 20
lo-Seuile with Horace Greeley-two OF the
most remarkable occurrences probably, on
record. All that Tyler sail to Bolts during
that eventful night, has probably never been
published-but all that Greeley said to the
editor Of the Gnze,te is making its appearance
in the columns of that paper The disuuion
boiling Breckinridge party have done little
else but misreprcseut and abuse Mr.. Douglas
and it seems they have exhausted thrm-
selves and fallen hack on th.repui licans pick
up some Of their old ISLANDERS of a year,
standing and retail them with great self
tistnction,-Stochtou Argas
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

\ SUGGESTION "A correspondent of the
Mirror makes the folowsng suggestion,
which he thinks, if adopted, would consider
ably augment tha "Brodeliek Monument
Fund Says the writer; Il propose, as
soon as the committee decide upon the plan
for the shaft ar column, that some fac Si,aiies
Of it, together with a likeness of the illustri-
ous dead, be struck of, (alter the style of the
Washington Monument,) aud that any person
subscribing one dollar be emitted to a copy.
BY such means all admirers of that truly
great man might have something to keep as
a memento Of him who never deserted a
principle"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

The New York Journal of Commerce SAYS
in regard to Lord Brougham's conduct at
the statistical Congress: We only wonder
that Mr. Has did not instantly rise. and
addressing the President, say: sir, it would
be u matter of entire indifference to me if
the noble Lord who has Just spoken were
himself Hegro, or if this entire association
we're black; | should think not a whit the
more of them, or whit the less, if they were.
But inasmuch us the remark OF the noble
Lord was wholly uucal.ed for and uucivil /
deem it an iJe@tt, as it was intended to be.
and act accordingly" He should then ha, e
retired nn.ess a proper apology was made in
stantly hy Lord Broughnm, confirmed by
the President and the audience This is the
way in which the matter ought to have been
treated, in our Judgment. Nothing is gained
ty yielding to British insolence. Give them
an inch and they will take an ell The Eng
lish are noble race; but with few excep-
tions they need, like their favorite dog, "A
good kick now and speak metapho-
ricaliy!
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

FATALLY lNJUaED.-The Butte Record
learns that William Wilson ana b. Abbott
were seriously injured, the former it is
thought fatally, by the explosion Of blast
while tamping, at Cherokee Flat, Butte coan
ty, on the 18Th inst Wilson's face was hor-
rbly cut and mangled, one of his eyes being
blown from his head, and the sight Of the
other entirely destroyed Abbott was not SO
badly injured, aud will recover
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

IT is utterly impossible, in the event of
the success of a Republican candidate for the
Presidency, that the Southern Stales will not
resist-will not break up this Government, as
a matter of necessity ard 8afefy,- VIZ. "
GDin
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

RAILRoAD NovELrY.-Among the railroad
novelties in Pennsylvania, is the Introduction
OF cars attached to certain trains, having the
appliances Of restaurant and whisky shop.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

AGREEABLE INFORMATION FOR Pork EATERS.
The Academic des Sciences of Paris has Just
received a communication, which has literally
caused the quils upon that tretiul porcupne
to stand Oh end with horror A sauaat OF
Wurtzburg, NJ. Wirchow by name, announces
the fearful discovery he has just made Of the
existence Of a dreadful microscopic animal,
the h7sclina sParatis, in the flesh Of hogs. no
matter how prepared, whether you call it
pork ham, bacon, sausage or polony. When
an individual happens to eat of this animal in
Abundance he is observed to grow pale and
enaciatcd in a few days afterwards lis
strength deserts him and lie dies at the end
Of the sixth week a port mortem examua-
tion shows the muscles Of the body to be filed
with truchjna sparatjs, which proves that the
death must be occa,ioned by uscular con
sumption, owing to the attacks Of this horri-
Die little monster. Moses knew well what he
was about when he foabade the use Of swine
flesh to his countrymen.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23
ours, Truly
i W
PoLrGcs IN TExAs.-The rexian Advertiser

PoLTGc3 IN TExAs-The reXian Advertiser
published at Victoria, Texas, concludes an
article in this wise:
We see that non Intervention by Congress
has been the designed object by the Demo
Gratis for the last twelve years. The neumer
ieal power ofthe Rer ublicans has been known
since 1913, twelve years, the sine qai non
OF platform at Cincinnati was non -iuterven-
ton; that was achieved and hailed a. tr-
umph chef dogre in the political temple 1t
Is now ats Lutte. We are asked to forsake it
and !un after the gods We had lately forsa-
ken and from which we had prayed to be
delivered. Verify Satan desires to sift Us as
wheat. Bat 5iocd end aoansl we VIII not he
tjsiied, we will stand on the ola ground un-
til we see dry land on the new continent, ana
until we receive due and timely notice that
the work on the board is changed. We will
vote for Douglas and johnson, and although
we will not take the Mysteries if any Other
Is elected, we viii consider that the Demo
cratic party isnot responsible should Yaucev,
Benjamin, Davis, or BreckinHdge be elected
QuEsTIoNs FOR GwiN.-Arey younot opposed
to any project for Pacific Railroad that does
not favor the extreme Southern route
Do you not thus favor the Southern route
with the expectation that the Union will be
dissolved and the road belong to the Cotton
Republic?
Don't you think a man who could thus plot
deserves TO be beaten hy any and all means
within the power Of the people?
In case Of Liucolu's election, to whose sue
cess youare contributing ly boiling the actioa
Of the Democratic National Convention, viii
you, should you not be returned to the Senate,
favor Il forcibe resistance 20 ohisinauguration?
From your speech last winter, we infer hat
such would he your course. Are we right d?
Butte Record
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

TpE Sierra Democrat says The Los An
geIes Star. as We are informed, lad Douglas
and johnson in type for the head of the
paper, when letter from Uncle win arriv-
ed, just in time to check the issue. If this
Information is Incorrect. we will be happy to
60 into an investigation of the facts"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

s. IL. Brooks, State Controller accidental
ly shot himself through the foot Thursday
morning, in Sacramento.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

a NEW TELEGRAPH PRoJGcr.-The Paris
correspondent of the Alta writes as follows
under date Of August l7th:
Some time ago, the French Minister Of the
Interior signed contract with a company
established here, who propose to make di-
rect communication from the coast Of France
to that Of the United States laying their
cable 10y the way of the Azores and New
foundand. This contract provided that the
company should establish and set in opera
ton the line at It's own expense, and that
from tbs day when it should be in good
working order and open to the public, the
Government shsuld guarantee to the compa
ny Il revenue of al least 100000 francs a
year, for fifty years. They are allowed only
three years to complete the line in, and one
quarter Of the caole-all Of which is to be
made in Frauce-is to be completed within
twelve months. Yesterday the Corps Legis-
latif ratified the Minister contract, and the
company will, learn, commence operations
Immediately.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

SIERRA COUNTY FOR DouGLAs-A nrivote
letter received in Downieville from gentle
man who has been in most of. the northern
town Of Sierra closes thus Gas for politics
in this section, itisall one sided Douglas and
johnson will sweep the whole county
Breckinrikge is out Of the question; played
out a."
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

CoMMITTED-The Nevada Transcript says
William Roddy, miner, whose claim lies
near Grass Valley, was tried before Judge
Richardson, on Thursday, on charge of
swindling his workmen, and bound over. In
default of giving bail he was committed to
Jail Friday.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

WuAr DOES IT MEAN THE Yreka Union,
alluding to the fact that the Breckenridge or
gan at Sacramento is not edited ly the gen
tlcman who formerly conducted the Stand
ard, says:
Perhaps they (the Breckjnridgc men) are
afraid that he is too ultra" etc "Just as the
party thought last sumwer, ia Yuba county,
when Committee waited upou Senator
Gwin and requested him not TO speak in
Marysyille, for fear it would injure the
pnrly."
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

ARKANsAs-A prominent Democrat in Ar
kansas has bet 81 600 that the electoral vote
OF The State will 60 for Douglas.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

SLrlcr robbng is of frequent occurrence in
the North San Juan mines.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

CuIuvAuuA.-A revolution is in progress
in chihuahua, in which the Zaloaga, or
Church party have been successful. The
Liberal Governor and other executive Off
GERS have been disposed, and have fled to
New Mexico for safety.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

LATEST FROM THE FiLBU-rERs-'r schoou.
er Touccy, from Ruatnn, Aug 2fth, had ar
rived at New Orleans
At TruXio on the 23l, force Of ZOO
men were assembled outside the walls, ready
to attack Walker
TruXillo on The l9,h
Heavy cannonadng was heard at Guotan
on the morning OF the 24h, in the direction
of TruXiIlo, which lasted Till noon. The
man oi-wur stated, on her arrival. that her
Object was TO protect the citizens and prop
ery Of Honduras, and TO restore The revenue
of lruXillo to the ri.b.ful authorities 1t
was believed that the canuonuding was ON
the confined attack of Guardiola and the
man-o Of war.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

CHARLOTTE CUsunAN.-lt is announced that
Charlotte Cushman is coming to California
and will arrive in November.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23
ZELEGR q PHTC,
IOVER THE STATE LINE1
f-;,-s,,-, .,...- - =, -
Giving way Of the Dry Dock.

NALLEJo, I'D sept
To-day at 2 o'clock, whilst the L. S Dry
Dock was taking up II. &. NJ 5 steamer Ter
nasant, the snoring ofo one of The sections is
supposed to have slipped out ana let the
weight Of the ship fall upon the second sec
tion, which Immediately gave way and thus
caused the ship to keel over on her side, car
rying everything with her. One entire side
of the dock is lying wrecked
vss-rsz.zlssus--.sr-zssspas
a NGRGINIANs's ESTIMATE OF BgE, KtNRInGr's
CHANCES IN THE SoUrH-A Vrginiqn sends
the following to the Washington States and
Union:
have understood that large bets are Of
iered In Washington on the Yancpy tickes,
and thinking it probable that it is not bmif
they are playing, that some small bets may
be made, | offer the following:
| will bet one hundred dollars that the
Iancey or Breckenridge ticket fails in the
State Of Maryland
| will bet the same that it is beaten in Yir
ginia.
The same that it is beaten in Tennessee.
The same that il is Leaten in North Caro-
lima.
The same as TO Georgia
The same as TO Alabama.
The same as TO Louisiana
The same as to Arkansas.
The same as to Texas
The same as to Florida.
The same that he don't carry u majority OF
the slave States
The same tone hundred dollars on each)
that he does not carry either Of the three
large Northern states, New York, Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio.
The same that Douglas will get a larger
electoral vote than the Yancey candidate.
The same that he will get larger popular
vote.
And if these bets are taken, | will give
five hundred dollars cash, if the receiver will
htnd himself to pay me ten cents for each
popular vote that Douglas beats the Yancey
cand date
These bets are open for acceptance ten
days, and when taken, the money will be
st,ked in Washington within five days after
the intelligence reaches me that they are ta-
ken. y. BLrcK.
DALLAS FOR DoUGLAs The New York cor
respondent Of the Bulletin, writing Septem-
Der lst, says
"1propos Of accessions to the cause Of the
Little Gnut it is said that Mr.. Dallas, our
Minister to England, has recently written u
letter TO gentleman in this city, avowiug
himself To be in favor of the election of Doug
las and johnson. Here, now, is chance for
the President to reward some one Of the
numerous discarded leaders of the Democya
ey, 10y creating a vacancy at the Court Of St.
James"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

AMERICANS IN EUROPE 1t i said that no
less than thirty thousand Americans have
left the United states for Europe during the
year 1850, and "the cry is still they come ~
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

Injured BY A Cow.-At Oregon City, Butte
county, Col r. z. Derrick, was recently at
tackled and seriously injured by a COW, while
turning the animal out OF bis stable The
vicious brute made fierce onslaught upon
him, knocking him down and goring him
with her horns
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

Ar meeting of tie Executive Council of
this State last week, George Tyler Bigelow,
now an Associate Justice was nominated as
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court, to fill
the vacancy occasioned hy the resignation Of
Judge Samuel shaw. The nomination lays
over seven days before the question is taken
on its confirmation. - Boston letter.
BoLrNG MOVEMENT IN CoNNECr1cuT-
There is to be a split in the Democratic
party IN Connecticut. The Rrcckinridge men
are not satisfied with the results Of the late
Democratic Convention, which not only went
clean footed for Douglas, but promptly voted
down resolution providing that the votes
of their electors should he thrown so as to
defeat Lincoln A boiling convention has
been called.
TnEaE is to be held in this city, on the 10Th
Of the coming month, a grand mass meeting
"A monster asstmbl ge-which is intended
shall embrace delegations from New jersey.
Philadelphia and all the New England states,
rs well as from all the interior counties of
our own State
The meeting is to be called under the aus
pieces of the Douglas Central Club, who are
now making extensive arrangements for the
occasion.-N y letter, Sept l@
BEAR KILLED DR. u. n Van Dyke killed
a cinnamon bear, on "Wednesday afternoon of
tIis week, Immediately back Of Baily's
! Ranch, North Fork There were two Of
then-mother and cub The young one was
killed, which weighed about $50 pounds
The old one was seen 10y DIR. Van Dyke on
/ Thursday, and he thinks he will be able to
capture her within two or three days.-Sier.
ra Cttl=en.
JrDGn srlDeER The Nevada Transcript
says:
A letter to us from this gentleman dated
the l9th, written, as he states. while lying on
| lis back, gives a favorable view Of his condi.
/ ton. He expects to be removed either to
Marysville or San Juan early next week.
TIE Cattle Commissioners of Connecti-
cut still adhere to their decision in June last,
not to admit cattle to cross the line from
Massachusetts into that State. They have
been overwhelmed with applications from
butchers and droverr to Withdraw this decis
ion, since the cattle disease excitement has
died out. There is still fear among the
border towns that the epidemic will reappear
on the approach of cold weather.
! AMERICANS IN EUROPE 1t i said that no
less than thirty thousand Americans have
left the United states for Europe during the
year 1860, and "the cry is still they come !"
CHARLOTTE CusuIAN.-Iti is announced that
Charlotte Cushman is coming to California,
and will arrive in November.
a MAN named George @. Bronson was
found dead in his bed at Forest Citv Fridav
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

A SILVER and gold lead of very renarla-
hle richness has lately been discovered in the
Esmeralda district, about 70 miles south Of
Genoa . northeast Of Mono Lake A GUAM
tity Of the outcrop Of this rich lode has been
assaytd and yielded $1,000 to tLe ton. Thi.
is said TO be richer than the lar-arued Ophir
claim. I he great natural wealth of Western
u .nh is becoming daily more apparent and
is no longer disputed Iy any one. bul it is OF
ii kind that requires the outlay Of cousidera-
ble capital to render it Profitable to the
claimant
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

TnF Mount Ophir claim lately opened near
Sonora, bids fair to rival the celebrated Ish
lead up North and the Allison lead at Grass
Valley The Sonora Democrat of the 18th,
says that upwards of $500 was taken out Of
this claim near Rowhide Ranch, on Friday,
the nth. The company have already out
about 100 tons of rock, which it is thought
will pay as high as 5000 to the ton, and in
tend to commence crushing next week at the
Patterson Mills, Tutuetown.