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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-11

n..-s.. we're s.bt 10 liverpool,
a.oto eushes Of corn were taken, in ships sss.
500 bbls nosr AL up, a. L. 3D.; cotton ives q re-
5 Il ,so. and Il sos Of sssr ad
10 Lsadon, 1000 bbh -four .eFs repessed RL
rs ss Ssas! sSSS Mo-
been made q &c . Il No, 9 months ..os,ns arm
Fsn me market s.s ssss~.y Win sales Within two or
.hIes days Of 5000 sdiu.is dIy God s.sA l2k ~ .
az, md .c.i.s Ssadest !. q IS ssaisa herring were
BAY WAS steady, with sales Of 700 800 bales a.
! 9oc. . Csc
Hors-rhe market YVES steady, with fair demand
bales have been made Of the crop q &c lao with
some 4 1867 and 1858 at 40. Co.
LAD continued DUN IS r2K fer Gslens; so Spanish
The spos, IS say, .ss al added 900 Ga!ena were
| sold within day or two atP l.
| Inr-r market was heavy; the sales within . few
and Amer with sales Of eco bbs RocklAAd ~ $50 cash
| nolAssss -sAss Of 90 hhds. Cuba muscovado were
Naval sroREs quiet while ssles were limited
| AID prices unchanged.
| ons -Iinseed vas dull, while prices favored pur
60c IN casks, and saies Of Engeh and city made
M@ho Crude whale and sperm were quiet, and price.
| cotton seed oil at 76c. months.
| Psovsloss. -Purk-rhe market was drmer and active
tnin mess At SIT %, and prime $l3 40 sls 80
Included IN The ,aies were eco bbs new mess deliver
With sales OF AO 500 bbis including country mess al
$6 %; Iepacked Western do n 20 $40 So and ex-
IRA DO M I'll l2K Sl2 &c. Beef hams were quiet d
$2 SID Gut meats ia fair demand with sales OF
$50 hhds and tercts ~ TIC. 7xc for shoulders and
&c, eXc for hams Lard was In fteady request sales
500 bbs and uerces 1t III IL &C. Butter va pentv
and dull, while cheese was unchanged
ReE-Saks OF 70 casks were made 1t 81 81 . 81 co.
SIMS -Lnseed was held above the views OF pur.
chasers, and tended to check transactions.
SuGARs.-The market closed firm at the advance pre-
vousy noticed, with sales Of about hhds Cuba mug.
cavado II about &c 7sc for refining goods, and ..
7hc 1xc. for grocery grades. The sales also en-
braced about 700 hhds molado part and the 70.
PIT
WHISKY. Sales Of $50 bbls were made at 2ixc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-11

Az AFFAIR ov HoxcR GsoRsiA--A duel wee fought 81
ociock A. NJ, yesterday forenoon, at screvens ferry
BY l.. A. Neins. Esq, Of warrecton, and Df. william r.
Holmes Of wayneeboeo-wm. Mcintosh, Esq OF
hert acting the friend Of the former, and Mr. John
u ashton, Of Burke, ~ the friend Of the lister rhe
veapcrs were fos'sg psccse charged 9Th bucsshos;
distance forty pAces Al The nrs IRE Mr. Nems received
four slot from The gun Of his a7tsscuist, and v too
mech disAh,ed oontinne the hsht oac took effect in
The thigh second IN the hp, third Ia the arm ssd
fourth the shoulder Fortunately they all 1esh
wounds, and All the balls made clean ext NJ. Nccss
arprceus n the Pulaski House. and his friends VIII he
eYnfhsd by the assurance that he dong WE'LL and Ia no
dasrer h, Holmes was unhuyf, Mr.. Mel ne wss
mem Of the majority Of the late dcegaicn 70 Charleston,
and Tie dicuty understood 10 have grown out o. The
sfgy affair IN Burke, a~r the Apartment Of the
-onvenpou. -,SdcGpAas Rspe,1scon, JvrsT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-11

ASo1nER LARGE MORMON EXCAVATION FROM
LIVERPOOL Not long since noticed the departure n
upwards OF SEQ Of the followers Of Brigham Young and
Joe Smith from this port the packet shp Underwater
for Nsw York. We have 70 report the sailing Of the
shtp william fspscot, belonging TO Mcssra fspsoo,,,
slh Co., Olohal street, for New York, With no less
than sl Of thcsc misguided beings route for the Nor
mon settlement Great Salt lake, Utah Territory, United
states These Sill souls represent 6st adults; rs
married male ard iTB married female adults, 1B were
ale male and lao single female sduls, 50 we're male
and s2 female children sad Is male and 20 female in
fants Their nasior Atty 81 foows-35t Enghsh, ~
scotch IS sA and 400 foreigners the great proportion
Of latter being Germans They Al Of respcctsele
appearance -Lspypooi Mercury
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Telegraph Marine Rsperfs.
LONG BRANCH. June IT, sunse NO inward seNnA vessels
In dsht wihd NNW. frssh wsatA~ clear.
1teBLANDe, June 10. sunset-0us bark and two brigs
In he onlss. Wind NV. frssh; weather clear.
aANDY nooK ysns TO- snsse-ns nvSr1 bs~s1 vssssb
In ashl Wind NV, fresh; weather clear.
miscellaneous.
The oblIsns purser Of the sssuship nos'scmsy from
Savannah, has thAnhs for hvWs
Sur May l. eurror 1t Gan Franclxsc Mar n frou New
vot the Hquaov Ia The Aanc snd crossed
lon ~ 20 days 70 Cape Horn with light wfads od Ne
and started wsAs anks Oh Cage Horn. Joha Hay,
seaman. Wa X a overheard
AArbors OF New york, Bosom, BAiuso~s Wnmhgoa. q
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Port or New Yerh, June 10, 1850.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Prince Aner lBr,; Prowse. Galway. NAY ~
i.na lTrVsd on No B.SssJ Il IN H.d iosss vs,hss
s:::' ssr s.v, - y. -: s:s
q % Ss = :s :sss: s::!:
w:fpr s ss,s fr s Apssss''Ss for y Oh
ssd: % 3 and Ssa s.sn Hn
~ s.,s c. . .sdc n:.slsa ,.. .,
ndss and so passsnssA % Hsascbss Usissi From oa %
ss sss .. "a
winds took pO 81 Inst on NOntauI Point from
s.rs !essn.s sonsn vess.sslAs srsns., y a.ys Win
' s,. sDs - ssons ossr S BIOS onhsn
ns s s- S sa; s aim ;S . e
s.s9 H.., g , bound S' NAY Ss
s. s Nm s ss.. e (. z z: Port 70 r
s Goss Issos1 of ssoeiicsS ssss o.rdsu.s days.
SsE.:; cs.s:.:. ss,;; :m :sSs, =. 2
Nh fsssis fsss~ tss, Bui~s wusdsos Ms II aays VII
sshr ilvs ds,, Hou. nsuAsrAs dAys with fruit 70 Jos
~ Ms.snF.. Avcx.l yasssoayns dsya
s sssr ses s.ss si' sys:s s' sies.ss AZ DAY.
sshr 81 weolssy sogst. y.s.. 8 days
car IT s.s1s. ssss vssss ss.s.
s; s.1 s ssssss' h s.ss- isss Az r..
~ Issi.,s, Lssd: nEsSa, a.;s
- siSi f. ~ ~. ~ 81. i!;.y
schr Flying Psi Lowe, 0lousesssr, . dsys.
ecAr Koasu1h, Lee, NswbuvYporl 3days.
Schf Roseneath. Boux6n. llaya
Dohr W baldwin, Glover Few Bsven days.
tcr fMe!vn snhA escoasavc. daya
elooo visflAnt King. Fan ntyex daya
Sloop OrVgun. nhodes Provi1coos, ~ hours.
0nAmer Dog1on- ooalew. PsnAdoApn1A
Sseamer WamsutaA- Arsy. New Ded1urA
Heanar ouprAy, kenney. rrcvAonoa
Brir water Wnch.
sckr fropIs Bird-BosA b. paa sosi wa Homsr
one bArk and two brieR
Wind during Ne dAy NNw, fresh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-11

HAVANA, kArAsxAs AND INV oaLxAxs.
E1yn1 CRY-lr2 New Yerk -, Arriving q Havsas m
An4 New csane M Pro- New Orleans N. HsvAas ~
AsSfvfn9 q New Y0k SoA- -
cAnxv.A-Hr9. New YoeH In arriving q Hawai- ira
axTfvng n Kew Yosk ~
n md New osisa.e - Yroa Now oFisanS q, Havasa
~, ssStving q New YEA fSA.
Msv osl:ass s. Pre-. Hsv OEisaa N. Havaae IA, r.
irving n New Yxt 1eA
QuiEn Orr-1roa view Yosf June g. arsysus a HI.
yanA June 10 Tro Havana June Is arriving Il New Tea
June II.
nAsAs..,=Iro. Hsv rwh ~ naaasas ~ ~ u ssea
KAREAK-Prsa Rev Ycrk suw navana ~ NssHu HP -
~ aeSyal a syuy aAaeas Guard eaAnas = New YEA
uD-Whon ~ above onseo IN Sunday - 49, vm
ni - Monday sxsopt fr1m Nsv Cvisaas.
9ppCTkL NofTCn
A. SseAs~ sd hs~s sSssdsd f~ ~ Ess YoaE HsaAIp
sh0S4 y ssalsk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-11

SwEHsrAKEs RseArrA.-The success OF the Regatta on
Thursday has induced association Of eeaeeu To oder
sweepsstes for al vessels mol exceeding $50 tons, to
sAl 10 Q regatta under the following regulations:
J. The vessels entered by the subscribers shan be al
vided into three cissses, Yachts OF the New York
Yacht Club, pilot boats and ooastine vesseh.
2 Course from an anchorage in the Say, around the
aihom bank on cspe May and back 70 the bar nj Sandy
Hook.
8 Tine Of starting, Monday the "a OF July.
Entrance money SIS for each boat to be applied 10
the amount subscribed 70 se purchase OF prise TO BE-
awarded TO the winner In each cass
The sailing committee 10 consist Of three members
the New York Yacht Club, the Piiots and the owuers
OF The ether vessels entered each 10 appoint
Dor.
g. Nosals 70 be set other Than fore Aai au sas and
the rules Of the New York Yscht Club 70 govern the
sailing.
J. No allowances Of tine for tonnage, sale, area o.,
water line, &C., &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-11

Political rntefifgsnce.
rcursx Hon. Roland X Trowbrsdgc hes ben MONT.
mated for Congress by the republicans Of the Fourth dis
,rct Of Michigan now represented BY Dewitt G Leach
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RUNAWAY sIAvm.-hr. Bowles, of Winchester, Va
had lately desperate conflict GoliAd that STATE
with three runavays, making for New Mexico they rcd
.. him killing hb horse robbed him Of $3.50, and woundeo
him In two places, severely but mot fatally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-11

Acosso xAl ,olS 81
The following gentlemen were elected directors
of the Galena Chicago Union Railroad, without
opposition, at the recent annual meeting:-w. L.
Newberry, W. H. Brown, John Wentworth, o. Lunt,
F. MoseIy, j. McCord, Jonathan Burr, E. X. Rogers,
Chicago; William Larned, New York city; D. A
Knowlton, Westdeld, N. T.; W. H. Ferry, Utica
N. T.; Thos. Robinson Rockford, H.; Charles 8.
Hampstead, Galena, Ill. The Board Of Directors
subsequently met, and reelected w. L. Nevberry
President, and W. II. Brown Vice President
Jersey City Is in the market for loan of $4,000.
at six per cent interest the principal reimbursable
in twenty years.
The Supreme Court of Illinois has reversed the
decision of the Circuit Court upon the county rail.
road bonds, made payable in New York. The
lower court held that the bonds were invalid, but
the Supreme Court declares that they can be col.
lected on presentation at the county treasury the
provisiopfor payment in New York alone being in
valid. The Chicago Herald regards this as "a most
important decision In ts effects upon the credit of
Illinois and to the railroad interests"
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There has been but little activity on the Stock
Exchange during the week, and the fluctuations
are unimporant- At the close the tendency was to
higher prices for State and federal securities, con-
seauent upon the increasing abundance Of money
and the demand from Western bankers The rail
road share LIST was hardly sustained. Pacific Mail
advanced In the early part Of the week to ESQ, but
fell of again to si2. The certificates presented
for registry up to Saturday amounted to 952 shares
over the authorized capital of $4,0Oo,000.
The official return Of the earnings of the Michi.
gan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad for the
month Of May is as follows
Nay, 1850 1897 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-11

N1tRbAY, june V--6 7. III.
AsHEs- market was sasafy, with fair demand.
Sales Of pots were made n Is 81 ", with small lots Of
pearls at IS rs
BRx.psrrrys me market Vas heavy, and the
turn OF prices favored purchasers The transactions foot
cd Up about - bb olospg within the range OF he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-11

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es: y, Va, i ss
~. Az =. 81 8 ~; is cs ...su..e
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spoken, &c.
mp asd IRON Pn.dslphis for Londonderry. was ssen
Brig noose from Bostou for SAY lnnAh june Of esxs-
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made Tss wss W.. ps s js.s ri q s ss 3
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ass o.s o.s
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s:ss f:a.S ns. cSc.isss ; FORMED AIDE. sssssa
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nassAsn1A, Ma, i-Ar br.s. rr.su.s. Lord, New Tort;
3 S! s; sFo,s 81 yiss. a.. a.. S S:.s q
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America. pors..
ALExAEpRIA, june s-nd so1rs Ilssss.h uss.os Lane.
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b b:ss;:: V = sofs.; cs%sssss Hove
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SUNDAY. June 10. 1890.

SUNDAY, June 10, 1880.
The Custom House returns OF the commerce Of
this port during the past week, when comrred
with those Of the corresponding week last year,
show more active movement, both In the imports
and in the exports other than specie The increase
for the week in the former is little over million
Of dollars, equally divided between dry goods and
general merchandise, while the total import since
the LIST Of January Is still more than two millions
under that for the same period in 1859. The ex.
ports OF domestic produce continue steadily T. IN
crease, the excess over last year to date being up
wards Of eight and o half millions. The outgo Of
specie for the week. including the shipment BY the
Glasgow on Saturday Is t3s5 600 less than that for
the corresponding week last year, making total
reduction since the beginning Of the current year
OF nearly fourteen millions and half. The follow.
ing are the comparative tables for the week ending
veufordav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-11

ERIC RosLSc. Dmcso from Nsvssss for Bsamors. raw.
upon The reef Al hshe IpasuA hight an Dut 6
sos % :; :. y. : .,ssssrs sSSos aa siary ssi,sse
wss ssssl sse ihs sr"sss ~ salanors ~ as ~
made 10 report Of sas above
HA,sSns Nay 1-A dismsa.sd .rd abandoned vssssa
g ca. Sn hss i - w00ds0cs c.snar'o0 feu.asr
~. ;s 4 s.. s y is. s: z IS s: ;
..on SsAnuN prn for Boston
~. sh S r,Rs1cs (0s rcss,.cush H Cap. Jsn;s 49,
rom Bombay Tor Ne san q $500 rupees eeed sshss
LAuscH.D-A. B.,msss I'm mn In. brig so,fsrss Of 70
osr Tor Trsss: and yssssoa o su
Der psrsons were present on sAs ossa vhsh pasa s6
Notice - Maxinsrs.
HYpAouaArHlc SoucE-cnxA srA
HypRo0RAPHic Orvcr, Ap1nRAIxY,l
rs: TSsD: ss s On ysss s .e r., s rs Sss
whA Chness coniks LES part Of De Clsse 60 ID
Is so.. md ssrs y he vsss. 20 S0sse. wa fse ~
line within ssO. es!sses 70 ne % and co:e . - 80 nd
sSs nass aa i 80 ss
about hsi mule N 2 curved Inc rcm NJ n sWs
ssSsous .sps r .ss sS
Ne fAhwsn coast and Puo sapAts un 6e1r poeu ~
srSu:l ss Ss su, sod 1s but osss. s. go
been wrecke4or have lost heir anchors he exen I've s
Condor yeef.rbe Brsmen bak Condor when prcese1lne
up ne Gnlf Of sam Feb 1850 was tcAy ic4 q s.nha
abandoned when had rsaohsd hsr beaa and hs
omsrs erew, and arrived Bangkok ~ Ia
Ahhoulh he posso. given 70 This reef would plses 90
nile 70 u: Of hs rock vhich The Joan wads
dcubnD may s. Hensca he posocs q Ss;I -
1Ss:s c cs: cum s' q Is si. sssi Il ~,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03
DOMESTIC 1NrELL1eENcE,
Con erraSsiona1 prnnana;nra

Congressional Proceedings.
E WASHINGTON, Feb LIN The Senate to-day Mr..
Fitch obtained the floor, and made speech upon
the bill introduced by Brown, of Miss.
Mr.. Peterson also made speech of some length
upon the protection of slavery in the Territories
After short session the Senate went into ex
ecutive session and adjourned.
Messrs. Boeock and Sherman were appointed by
the Clerk to conduct Mr.. Pennington to the Chair
after his election yesterday. His speech upon
taking the Chair in the usual style of speeches
on such occasions, and contained no points worthy
of special notice.
The House then adjourned over till Friday.
The Republican members of the House held
caucus to-day to nominate q candidate for Clerk
and other officers of the House.
The Democrats voted for McClernand, Of Illi-
nois, instead of Smith, as enormously reported
yesterday.
The vote was rs follows: Pennington, 11s; Nc
Clernand, of Illinois, s5; Gilmer, 16; Smith, q;
scattering, II.
Mr.. Briggs, of New Jersey. at first voted for Mr..
MeClernand, but before the vote was declared
changed his vote to Pennington, thus eleeting him
by one majority.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2--In the House of Repre-.
reseGtatives to-day the Republican conference
recommended Mr.. Forney for Clark Of the House.
In the Senate to-day the resolution of Mr. Davis,
defining the proper position regarding the slavery
question, made the special order of the day for
next Wednesday.
Mir. Fitch took the floor and made speech upon
| the present political issue.
Confirmation by the Senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-The appointment Of Mr.
Ground by the President, as Consul at Hasre, wa
confirmed by the Senate to-day.
Savannah Cotton Marxet.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 2-The sales Of Cotton to-da,
amounted TO $50 bales.
The sales Of the week amounted to $3.50 bales
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03

HALIFAX, Feb. 2.-The steamship America, Capt.
W. s. Miller, of the British and North American
Steamship Company, has arrived at this port, bring
ing adyices from Liverpool and London to the I4th
Of January, being one day later than the news re-
ceived by the City Of Manchester at New York.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1.-THE sales Of Cotton for the
week amounted to 5000 baies Of which amount
5000 bales were taken by SPECTATORS and 1o,5oo
bales by exporters.
A decline Of to 3-l6d. on all qualities had been
submitted to by holders, who were pressing their
stocks on the market. The market closed steady
on Friday, the sales on that day being 5000 bales
at the following quotations:
Fair Orleans I. n Middling Orleans. ~. 90
Fair Mobile ........ n Middiing Mobile ...6z
Fair Upland \. ~. 81 Middling Uplands. .6a
The stock Of Cotton, Of all descriptions in port,
amounted to $4,000 bales.
The stock Of American Cotton in port consisted
Of 3185oo bales.
The advices from Manchester continue to be Of
favorable character. The market for goods and
yarns closed firm, and with an advancing tendency
for yarns.
LATEST FROM LIvERrooL.-The estimated sales
on Saturday, the day Of the Americas sailing,
amounted to 5000 bales. The market closed dull
without any alteration in prices. Breadstufs gen
orally closed dull; quotations were barely main,
tanned. Provisions closed quiet at previous quota.
tions.
The English money market continues active
Consos for money closed at 95l. Consols for ac-
count closed at g5a.
HAyRE, Jan. 1.-THE sales Of cotton during the
week amounted 4500 bales; the market closed
dull; New Orleans Tres 0rdinaire at Hayre il
quoted at los francs.
The amount Of bullion in the Bank of England
has decreased s237 900 during the week.
Messrs. Richardson, Spencer y Co., in their cir
cular by the America, report that the Cotton
market during the past week was one of the Wors
recorded for time they report that the Floul
market closed dull. and that all qualities have
slightly declined Wheat closed dull; Spirits have
declined 2 to Sd. during the week.
The Provision market closed quiet at previous
quotations.
The political and general news received by thu
America possess some features of interest.
Rumors that the European Congress would NEE
about the 18th of January are not authentic.
It is denied that Lord Cowley had any mission
to London, or was the bearer of any proposition
| from Iouis Napoleon. French accounts reiteratt
that he did negotiate the question of non-interven
ton
AT the latest accounts the Spanish army wa
| within one league of Tetuan.
It is fully believed at Vienna that the Austrian
Government intends to interfere openly and ac
| lively in the affairs of Central Italy.
| It is rnmored that the British Government viii
dsband the volunteer militia early next spring.
| The resignation of Cardinal Antonelli has no
| been confirmed
| The America brings intelligence that the ship
| Consul and N. Bidde had arrived at Liverpool
| from Savannah. The ship Britannia arrived oi
| Holyhead.
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eTATIoNARY STEAM ENGINES
ALI. SIZES. FROM 8 Is Is DIAMETER OF CYLINDER

PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES from l5 TO 30 horse power,
DRAINING WHEELS from Ia feet to 50 feet diameter.
DRAINING PUMPS from 6 10 20 nches In diameter.
Lea Leavitt,s Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, with both
and wooden traes with Norcros Rocker Boxes and
stear7is Patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Pages and Page Ghisdts CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
Houbls Circular Saw Mills with Top Saws
straubs Iron Frame CORN FLOUR MILLS from Is to
3 Inches diameter.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS, Of 6, TX, and Ii inches In
diameter BY II long and geased for either horBe steam
power.
sHAFTING. COUPLINGS PuLLrEs, STANDS HANG
ERS, and Boxes Of all sizes.
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS inches In diameter and from
i6 to 80 feet lang.
CIRCULAR SAWS mp to n inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES Of various sizes.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS, Of all sisss.
OF all sizes o. the above aricIes generally In
STORE ready delivery the shortest nsce And for sale
the most favorable and at the lowest prices
Every article fully guaranteed
Full printed Catalogues Of prices will be sent address
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CuGAR HoGsHEADs-s SUGAR HodsnEAps.
sTArE AND sHIFGLE MACHINES,
.C,,ifaIle far Makns--

STATE AND sHIKGLE MACHINES,
Suitable for Making
SUGAR HoGsHEADs, RICE, MoLAssEs, RosIN AND
TgRPEETINE SLAVES, AND sHIEGLEs.
The principle embraced IN this Machine the old process Of
splitting dressing bs hand labor. Working directly with
grain timber produces article not liable to
es check from exposure Saye Mil will rive shave and
ion from The bolt 10000 Slaves per day and the
shinsie Machine from 10000 to 900 Shingles Itreaures two
power work III and be attached 70 steam
she GIN mil power It make any required length
atnsed any thickness The timber
neither steamed sawed hnt ven and shaved directly from,
the bolt.
Machines lie in full operation between the hours
10 o'clock esery day No. Canal street. These
Machines made Ia Augusta Ga
Any party wishing purchase Parrish State County and sin
s!e rights Machines obtain them from the Agent, who
viii give full particulars r w. e. COOK,
Sole Agent for the states Of Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi
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