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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-20

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der Ser st. Slrmec
' SIC. 20 Srutb Str.
Baltimore, N(b. IS. Seyf, 1865,
mprasosfte Nnoebpte I'M Duylttat perber auf bic fer Otfer
BIS Gambia 80. Septn Mittta8s Il Nbr entgsGsnsencn''
Een fir bic 2trferun9 pPn
friidem O6fenleti6,
tc,t l. DIT 1865 bts sum 81. De3. 1885 fur BITE tn Hub mt
Bic StaSt Baltimore fattSnirten Der. 81. GlupYen %(aut9e'
npmnfu terer in Sort Wie3enrpl, al AnnaPslts 5nnitOn,
Mo lang Der gbttabs1p9ta, DhmtnSton nne Baltimore
~St(enbobn ;luif5en Baltimore uno 6abre be @raes, an cer
baltimore Il. SITS @tIenbatn spiIteu Baltimore une benz
Felas 6pufE unO an Ter NprttRrn Central &tienpapn tW'~
ldCn Baltimore lne Yort. u
Nas Od1enfletIb nuB ron gutter, oertauth6er Gualttat
(etu urb bic Stude gern Brr6eritetl uno 6tuterttetl lpdls',
5denrel. unb g~tiertufett fnb ausScfblp6enl IN esrRaltntB'
udetser Suantttat 9eltetert psrten.
Der sails Der Ibtere, bic FIR Gteferune BON S6tentetl4
eemd6 bteIes @pntr1fteS ee16lddtet mereen, ntue am Dterten
DtrbeG ab8ei8nttten unb bic 9rnf Bsrunter eetrtnnnat ZEN.
ale gorterbetre muiien bret bis pier sou pbsrEdlb ps &nte-
eeleRts uub bic 9tutetbtertel feds BITS a4t 3UA Neereat0 OS
S6enfel8eleutS abgebdGE iein.
&as C@tenfleit9 1T tn ets Sert6tepehen Saeer. A"str,s x
uub 6p(ptQler In lpifen 2udntttaten %3niteteru' ME 60 pHTW
btefe Sfiee beicblcu wirr, uno gu tpl6en. 3etten' ME tte g"'
plmentS-, Grltmi Hens une be bic pplpttaler petwalIsHrtn
AeI3te rad 8enpmnaner &udlpra4e NIT Den Spntrauprs"
aneebUte nuaFen auf gUrnnIare eet&rtetsn istn, eeI4s
auf tteIeF Office jt tGben itnb, une Bite BEN an9epot serge
fa3ten Certificate Fifen bpr6 Sret SerantpprtltGe Sur6eh
unterjet6uet fea. ,.
ter ndbfen Gtartft Gpurt pber BPM y. ST. NttrttIS'
InwaIt ausaedenten gef6etuteune nddeetrteien nerben.
Nn5ebrte per Telegraph pber lrntt9e nnrc6elnaBi9e une
unriGtise @H0fbUte rerben t6t beaatet;
Sehe XQTtet NPlQH tW NNbtPN+ N'NfT NNp [",T SNN
g H26einiaune uo6wGtfen, bae Ne nfbsr btreft nod t%nrtfrft
Sci iracnb etreuf Angebpt ~betbftlt9t IT. auber p~entient5en,
tperunPPer he tbreu Ganten ee3eldnet bat.
aobteter mlTen aupsf,nb fetn, UNI TIRE Anesbpte su Sc.
~trdfttseu, unb %bSrbereitet letn, Sureidaft fur Nust1srun9
beS q Sutratts gu eebsn, che fe bic price perIaNeh:
0srI6l6ag million beptitb Proposals for furnishing
fresh beefS dberfdrteten uub an Srep. grt8' Sen. Thomas
Wilson, C,s. o. s. A, Baltimore, Md, a%brsifirt ittn.
gDsnn bGs AGSebUt tin Namen elmer Strlna 6ei9iebt ~
utuTeu bic giar1en Der Gbetlnebmer Icpte bic ppfofttee &C.
nan e~naegeSen ietN poer es nitb nt6ttn Betra6t 9e3p8en.
8aEIun8 mtrb nlCnatlt8 In iol9sn 8EneS e@elstfst,, ais an
Sanb fnb; menr teine cprbanpen fne, fpbdlb ais wel3e etn-
esten. a.
Seb4 Qtrfrn pber iebes Wtttglteb etner StrmG, weIhe Mn~
or6pte mabt mus etnen Ireuetb fur BITE Der. Ct. &eeterune
bsiIe4en' fpenn ntut etn folder bersttS 1uf biefeF Office re-
6tHrtrt pntte.
" sine NnasbDte, peIde ni@t gsnau rrtttprtteperoen SeetRs-
uuoeu uberetnftmmen, pef6cn 3urtd6epteten. 81
- ~ 81 M a milton, +1
fe15 3O) 9,reb, Brte. Sen, uub 6. Q, u. 9. VI.
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gkzzzx 8$std)tte far ESfn,pamDerere
g{cuc ARRANGEMENTS fir Giulunnoercr
~ Die nd9 benz @eiten gu reiIen wiinidlen.
Ser seate, o. ROSSr., an pertsn BITE @tuwanoersr auf Der
RrrtberR Central eatHSrt Ctr. Dffpt @~iientabn NIT benz
&rpreeSuG ~befSrbert. Die S1Gn sietet babura ben Gntt.
sronten rirer srtseren @prtReiL, ais Urgent eine
dnbere 8atn, aud TT lie UNI "a DieitsE tlr3ey ais ie6e anbere
8abn naG benannter pldsea, ais
Yittsburg, @lepelano, 9etrOit, Sort Mapne,
-ebieago, Wtilwautee, @alena, Dubuque, st,
Noul, &Od Sslono, Burlington, Soma Gitp
Sa5 SsSesn beBbe!b BITE nit prr NOrtEern Central 8abn ae
n erst osb satleasE 10 Stun6fa ftlber ais bic NIT anbcrn SAB
Bassn b "fs as s3atrettea, aud Uerben A g4al weniser bic
gbe9}I nm t8tpe@ielt. ale 5abn stept burd ben lGiSrssen
1T 500 Tetien. D Das sS saS sniietauns boa Bier bic &biea0p
SSa% E~ r.a { vaN9s'e'en an ben @eathmaugasort,
s''V St spGs &9apton, Cincinnati, 9noiona=
rerhen ebenfaas DaHaeter, bsfSrSsrt Sputo
tetne weitsre aEIa0unssiOaen SereGnsto t9a ' q @sPdf
f5nnen NIT ban, 3 utr, cher Abenbs 10 ia Ce P~alla6tfre
ptelt9 :glassn &, Rss, 'sns sateresesa ufgs9aii((s1 a II a. am See sasa
MgenteH .Gt. -. - ppn 6. Batter NV -
nftI4t er IN RsuS ctr. nnbr ana tsrs gok..
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-20
yfOrOlt6e GentrQl
Gileubabn.

o III I'll CT y q p | q II.
dit unb rab @onntas, ben SO. Utai 1855.
3l9e nDropdrt5.
@arttor accommodation gtp. i ...........7. 1920 BERN.
toii5n4 -
SarriStucs Accommodation e. ........... so gtaGm.
Yarftcn ACCOMMODATION po. ............6. 100
4itt8burD urb 9rle &rpreB5u5. ...........8.0
Yjtt8burg au6 @irIiTa ~&rPreB3n8 ........l0.00
3u9e iomdrtS.
P~itts6ure, &lHira mt erie @rpreb3Hg ~. 90 BORN.
Qarftpu ACCOMMODATION gtU. ...........8.1
Sdrris6urs Accommodation. ........ IL. 30 gfadur.
%pf519
9arftou ACCOMMODATION SIC. .........7. 20
Scr 8iitsbIr5 &rpreB5nS sept bnr9, oBne Ste Cars gu
ne9fein.
Ser 1000 Grpre8suS sept tasli6.
Der 500 &~rpre53n8 8e9t ta8liG, au5senpmmen cams
tags, uaG 6arr8burp, &ittaburS ErD grie.
Ser 1000 46eup5 Grpreb5u9, Gonntags, uaS 5arris>
BURG, 8itt86ura unp BEN R8efeu nar, tou1ut tGoli6 an.
ausgenounen N0HtagH.
Ser 500 a6erbs @~rpre65u8 8eFt td8li4, aus8enuula
inca @amaa58.
Ser @pft5uS Se4t tdgliG, aus8cuOunsa sountuss.
Ser Sarri8bur9 4ccpuiobatiou5u8 sebt tG9li9, Sonnta9s
au8genpmmcn. Die Roi- uub @rpreBjise Galten 5pii@eu
Baltimore unb Bartton Mot an.
Yoa- uut @rpreB5Ise 1e9en in 8erbinbuns nit ben
8ennibtbania Central iien6Gbn IN harrisburg fir Pittaz
brro, @le1elan6, Columbus, Cincinnati, 9nbianapplis,
fgpri 28apne, &6icagp ul5 aGeu gldBen bee grofen GBe=
iteas. urs in Glnira nit Der gtep Yorf erie gilenbn6r
nod6 aQen @lGeeu i'm nSrbti&en, u~1ittlern unb peftli6er
Stem Dori.
gIa6ere 4usguuft wirb am @aGDertfr. Depot ert5eilt.
8. D. Dubarrs,
Gen. superintendent.
Gp. @. OpuuG,
Tsn-, 1~,I+- ~ 1kNHnnilRxMncpf (hn,OA-
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50aullnim0C)ullge!l
S3coeutcnoer MuftiOnS=QSerfauf
bon
Regierung8 Meot3in=@ Orratben uno !6pIpitals
Gidentbum. .

gu naGfebfn6 au6eeebfnen 3steu unb Orttn fcAen auf
9fien:li6er GuftiOn tertauft pereeu: @tne srOss QuaRtitdt
Weetsin, Spfpttdt @teenttnni, OettprsS nfrumente uni 8tn=
Su6er S6retb matertatter Getten, 9Ufpital-EIetber,
uHb anoere 9erdtbfaaften.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-20
1r. Qatrpe in GpSlar, 86mS0=
rpicS9 SS0u1aDDeg.

I'D. TeGc3 SSdslaaDDers
keiIt NIT fetnen aus ben BET! sra1c unb %trdfttgfen 9rdg
tern ~beresteten @rsneten n~nfcbf6ar uub rafd ane bte aro1t
better. rel6e aus i DISQUALIFICATION I'm Ufa8en Ssfr 9lHst
%entiteben, eIs be Tnb i; =
&rdmpls ieDer Art, insbeion6ere NagenfranpF
5dmprrbOioen, @boleru>Nnfdle, 9iarrbae, &Ds
liten 8re6rubr, Sdminoel, 8Idbnn9en, &opfz
f@mers, Aitbrna, taltes 5ieber, @pilepite.
ssn ouen BIZ fen Saaen Ia bas Or, & ampeT& 9 Itrt4
(per Bottle 81 8 Bottles fur $sl unfetlter unb psrtt fpfort,
Gegen dtromiidben (oerGltetenJ Reconnaissance
If bic Or. eampe'f& q ReumattS NJ - SaIte
,pr Boy 81, 6 8oreu fir $6), IN idwiertses 5auen NIT
Sam g Itrtr su8let@ aneeipanbt, R9er.
Der gtaturooftDs Garpf IN @osler sat etnsn T. 9fpten
STUFF bas pGttsnteu nus allen Ebetlen tfr 2Delt 81 tbgn
RrSmten; CT bat Bouts Eapplepn I'm Sabre 1862 oos einsr
3uGersGrnrubrr BITE ala unhetEber sriIdrt pcr, snFtrt uni
Sat seeenlpdrtie, duser etrea 1000 Dattenter aus %seb uni
fern, BITE f6ntgitde 6amtlit bon 5anupper, G~3rpBfufli epn'
fantiH bon RuelaHS nebh 8enoGIinr wrh 6sr3s8 non A'
tenburs nebh E56ter tn 8etantIrn8.
sn Baltimore bel u. 8oseler & gp. Sett 9. &anttr 8
5d1encdmp @aspGrt'6 unb aneu aneern &pGt5eIsn 5H bGhen
SsuptbCppt fit Dtfrttt gOlurabte; Oh. Gtrtfttani, 81.
pa Abenue. DdIbtnstDn, p. 6.
Smpprttrt bon Dr. geitfd s; Co..
(S7t27-) Eo. 4s2 Nrpabpds, NeT y
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II n~uErettta ss befe tts tcet betannIt Nltttel sur QetIrH6
bsn llnterleibs-I e i9perben ager &rt, tnsbefsneers Wta0tr
Fron,pf Deronuungs f9Ddbf, &bOfrG-@nfSle, Brnftadfr5
gen, Dtarppea, 49titen. 9rf4rubr %3diosneei, S~l0Gnn6ea
Rgpff4wcr3. &ntna, Raltes 6teoer, 5refrdnfGett, SpH'1nff"
g~ernpiGint, fpsStc 5eseR 6u d y I'M Grf1ttnnG.
Do Sstfes Gtirtr aus rein uHfbatltbfn, pegetattitiaen
9tDffen sefe9t, 10 ctgnetsts fb 903 tepnbeTS CUR 8sra4sa
atns' neraebOrener Rtaher. lpnls seaeRtaGs oei1a. !3abren ter.
ltIbsn. aetrt wutter foGtt ssriau'nen, asts tsaoH ia
9aufe IA pobeu, isbpA lpIte e6 In oseien1 5aue Hatt &btf eett
59aTsr vnb 2ufc. sereEnui geseber K&.ben.e Scr 9roBarttet
@rfOIC. her it's ,~ititdts 2z 3aDien To DeatIalaHb gstai6t
cat I'd, aud qtst iit ,eE tss!cu : jatrfn ~9lanj:nt ~5erabr:,
uub tit bss{es @lrtr 8s,raI a. aaea!zeArlieia 9ausatt 81
%eepprben.
Der 9rets Off ttefp asalsaHs ~ 81 az 'at FS A.
seren rs &ts. A
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@rDntfbsn 6 ranRaettsE SIR !" Q&rn 2at!nna 0Fta5"
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@ 5erncr Suspfebte Id IDuntrem's q ptfePtL|04 ( g.
pfs II : str asGrsltden Setlun6 bf EculudE; 8tAtt l.
ssr, iur ~rabttaIen 3frtsetbau8 on GtGt Hne SPeu ass,
raus; BataSSttftur 6tebt GuSgrtitaIshe &Ia.f!uHs,
@anbrGrms YulSer unbi Sr6uterthee. s9s
70 gu babea bet 9, 5tnnt 8baHf leu Ba anpian9
28K %. Drattfr., 9aupt.a8snt fur Baltimore iptF IN ban
EdubtiGbi4t often 81 npfbpsen HL"sa fa.. .t.-. ..- ..r
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gttentlT0et AutftpH pert1ult merCen: Stne grpBe AuQRtttl
Meetbin. 9pfFttdl. @%'senttnni, Dettprs Snfrnmen.e ue Bin
beu, 8uder S6reib nateriatten getten, CAPITALIZATION
DfGbeln unp anoere @erdtbf5dften.
SIN 9. ct. armee Spipttal, 6rebertf, Vfbr
Opnnerffd9, IA. Sept.
SIM q. ct. Arrtee @engrai Spipttdl Grafton, gBeft 81.
Samftas, 16. Sept.
SIN y. st u. Sen. @ofpitat, garserseurg, SRga
Oienffas. 10. Sept.
Snt 8. ct. u. Gen. 9Oiptt1I, GbarIestopn, apga
~ Srettds, %. Sept.
SSm $, CT. 81. Gen. SaGpttal, 5arperS Bfrrp, ga,
Dpnnerfa5 %. Sfpt
8rtitas' %. Sept.
gm gle0ieal gurssper 9epps, SO q. Gbarissfry
Wbp ... Wtpnta9, z. DIT.
Die gerfaufe ~blginuea In Sretertd nm l ubr admit,
tags AT BEN aubern 91Geen UNI 10 utr Wprsena, nnS pers
rem 70 lange fer ee1ebt, bis Ter gauge Strrat} apseeSpten tf.
Cine 9rpte Quanttt br @e9enfdnee III iebr netts 9ebrat6t
ure mtrb nur cerfduft, tretl re ntnt Iart9er niepr pom SPu'
eernement gsbrGN1t perter.
8rttngunsenb aar In 9teeteruns@fones teIortna3 gfrtaaf
unb 6rrtI6afung Der @eslnfdnbe binnen AZ Stunten.
Der 0erfauf 6es WletirGl YurpepCr Depot ssretert etns
~befrntere vi imertldmfett Der Sdbrttanten, Snpprteure nno
SGnbler; be 9ufe entbdli cine 9rpBe Srantttat ~pertbspDer
mttftl, Su6er, Bsficn Rletrer, Blsdraaren, trfene 2Saa
rem un6 6pfpitalmGbeln, barunter fplgen6e A1tttel on SettS
seug un6 6leteern, all e ne = un9etdhr 4OO0sSfttl1de,
10000 pplene 0edeR tpetBe, bpppelte, IN Sauen Ssn i l6s
suttp-g REESE. 5000 Saar 6%epitiFen, 1000 getttider tslnm'
ppuene unb lsinene) 200 ARueen, 200 paar Anterpplen'
5000 S6ldirrde, 500 bautnppuere 6enteen, 5000 S9iata
f6ube unb Is 600 9dar pplere Strlntpfe nebt elmer Auah@
titdt t~erfGlben Irtttel, slpar 9ebrGu9t dber np1 GUT.
Qrpben tDnnen in bteIer Office am Sdnfdg Scr BEN Uer7
f0uf ~anaeiGben perben. Gatdlp9e Der oeri6ieteren Ve6en.
n1nte dnb in eieIer Office eter In ben 5pipitllern sa treens
ether 8eit ~tnuerbals 8 3aaen ssr teter 8erteuf gu basen.
3. u. SItb
Surgeon y. st. 8rl.,
Nebieal gRrSesOr S. ct. ~.
Web. Wurstscr's GfTet, Baltimore WlS..
9. Sept. 1865. (l2it-2ot)
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1tujQr Te1ter : 0}erfiG9erune8, @eSe0
Td;aft pcm 8altttnDre. e.
Dtsfe GeIeQt&aft a Eunmebr esrstt, 6tuer- gerf@srunesn
it 5tabt- uut 9aneteRStbun cut6eGenturetneu. Die Sfiee
gfnbet I'D so. 40 5eepatftrsbs, euf Der %slOrsietts:
5Dtn Coates, @rdfeezt,
DtreTtrreu:
gbaunce 8r0ci4. PrGfioent beT nsDeftern gant".
peHrp 9. SbrpEG.
QDm. gotSnUt, ppN gDlt. GbeFnut * %.
5tmen gari9urf, ga fmdnn, Gputbft
50m 8r!bges, uPu 20rl. Bridges Il Spbn.
4p1n g 5epsS, I}e1ltanbIer. prattft.
3DfeP6 U2dttterS ben EBps, Iiattbers * SsSH.
B. Yenb, Dtef pRb gprf-P6t!er.
;5c6a 6 Bridges DGr s. 6. Bridges & Sc.
s3cpH &rates, GretterbGEb!er.
8 4Ees 8 5pe1e Gpu SER. SpeGr,
Sp5a Gurntul a.. EtEPs&banble, 8aittsaprtfr
l3nrt ~ SttS spear Sdr.
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A&24s Peoples 8Gnt 8eb&aos
gSs uSa SAGA. II, Saltt@srt5v.
Snlprrteur pon
rS4beu utso aoeiSeGt 9SbetaaseS2as1
uub 8ertd Rfer 5pu
~gbcnpagner, Gioer, Mlqlaga, Naooe'ro, @9eT'
8rr!tpstn
anb ugsu an9trsa IA biz as gefaot einftIaqeEoea SttfaH
lsu, ptI4e ID eey sgbli!aa 81 ben ~6S9t5ttfn gFstEa pdeF'
6. SsUf&,
~ wetn, ute & 10 trssffts sec Ser pettee Up
4n5frfGIjfites 2G+itat. lJEGtotl}
.rr &eWrg @nefel1.
Sd MADE bternitt n1e!nen 5tifeen, fepie neiuca Gns@es'
ttben TreunOsr unb kauferu I'm lIeenaetnen BIZ Anstse'
sab t@ teute rnstn Gef@afs .~ ~
$40. 6 s1ea Qrattac., adbs GbdrlsSEg.s
s6Ffatt BABE unb Dtt irmet BIZ beRsn gDaeren In gDbOIe
nIe an 5anb babeu psrbe, pel9f 10 bsn gRtsbeFoecGiGieFh {
sen btltehen wiarftPretieu acInfe9
EnIttIeprt, ben IL. Gpt3I 1884. CI222rs)
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fr1ttr tet S,assr Il Gr,, gew gprf.
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SAMPLER BON alien SDrten patentirter
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Btfdrhts an Sanb stne erpse MuspatG StuttIes, Ss6btnS,
Rdbeln, Miai9intnsSe!ee SpppI @ottcn, Del te. &c.
ReRaFaturtn fp!te uneetl4tg.
NgeRt fur
@Iamsr 8 &aiicr'S
sea pateutirts ftll8eFeabe
:NGbmaf6tneu,
liSenNrt Spn
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8ater, unD S. 81. Singer & Gp.
Nrcis $45,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-19

TuK CioAR SUR. Mr. Wiuans is
building, a, a London yard, and VII launeli
in few weeks. his celebrated Cigar
Ship The London Tiaes ihus a. scriI,os
il;
Looking at her row she appears 10 be
little more than sgiaau'ic iron main yard
for some vessel Of slr Great Eastern class
having a rather wide diameter "a the mid.
dc, and 10 point slmosi as fine as that
Of n needle. AZ regards her external ap-
pearancs, then, we need only add that the
riyets that fasten her are coanter.suuk
50 that she presents ouiwardly perfectly
smooth surface, while the workmanship of
her joints is 20 perfect that even the touch
fails to detect the slightest irregulariiy in
her evenness. So far, then. her form,
length, and small midship section will have
n grea, deal TO DO with her - ed, Lut when
10 these favorable conditions is added The
immense power with hich il il hoped she
will be driven, il is no wonder that a hiqh
rate OF going IS confidently talked OF by
designer. Her engines ate three cylin.
der, to be driven at high pressure, turning
one steel shaft lmade by Mr.. krupp)
which revol,es through the whole length
of the vessel, projecting from the fine
poiris AZ each end where IL carries
screw. These screws are to be four feet
greater In diameter than the greatest Iii.
ameter than the greatest diameter Of the
vessel--namely twenty-five feet, and ench
is TO have eight blades. because the two
points being only, say, a foot or so below
the water. four Of the blades o. each
screw will be out rs il revolves, while
there will be always four Of each immers-
ed TO do the work OF propulsion. Under
each screw is rudder, and by steering
with both the vessel eau be turned as on
pivot. A. the extreme points would be
too fine to admit the passage Of the screw
abait and its bearings aloo. this difficulty
is obviated by making about sixteen feet
Of each end revolye with the shaft, and
therefore form part Of Il, SO that with the
increased diameter of the end of the six.
teen feet towards the midships there is am
plt IOOW Ralhtu foI DOiH htaitN anu DtdI-
ings. Her boilers, ike all he other parts
Of the vessel, are on new plan. -Four
of them are on the locomotive principle,
with vertical tubes. A blast fan IL TO give
them draughi. and they are TO work At one
hundred and fifty pounds pressure This
Is great power, but as the boilers are
built far stronger than even locomotive
boilers. Il Is asserted that they could be
worked up 10 even 1000 lbs. per square
ince with safety. There are one hundred
and thirty.six feet Of ire-bar surface and
il is expected that, with the aid Of the
blast fan. each OF these one hundred aud
thirty.six feet can be made to burn fifty
pounds OF coal per hour. If the furnaces
can accomplish this, then, according TO the
rule which gives one nominal horse power
for every two and half pounds OF coal
consumed per hour, Mr.. Winan's yacht
will be working at nearly two thousand
horse power.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-19

GARIBADi's WIrE.-The story Of Gar.
ibalds wooing IS this lie was one day
sitting in the cabin OF sloop on the lake
OF Santa Cathatina, and looking toward the
shore, when suddenly be saw, Al farm.
house situated on neighboring hin, three
or four girls busily engaged in domestic
duties. They we're all remarkable for
beauty, but one IN particular arrested his
attention for her uncommon grace and
loyelness. lie was still watching them
when he received an order to 20 on shore.
Immediately on landing, be directed his
steps to the house. He was admitted by e
owner, whom he happened to know slight.
ly, having met him once before.
The impulse which had prompted him
10 90 10 the house was TO address the girl
he had so admired. On seeing her, lie
immediately besought her to become his
wife. The girl, il seems, conceived an at.
feclion as warm and sudden as he had felt
for her; and after the lapse OF few short
days they were man and wife. The sur
name Of this lovely Brazilian girl Of the
province Of Santa Calharina, who became,
under such peculiarly romantic circum-
stances, the wife OF Garibaldi, has never
been revealed, In all the biographies of
our hero she is alone mentioned by her
Christian name of Anita She seems TO
have been brunette Of rich, warm com
plexion, with black and piercing eyes OF
beautifully rounded figure, and a sort OF
queenly majesty of department active,
daring, ligh-spirited and in every respect
worthy Of being the companion for life OF
such man AS Garibaldi.
Her courage was remarkable. A short
time after their marriage she went through
an engagement at sea, with her husband,
refusing TO 60 ashore, and during the fight
she would stay nowhere but on deck, where
she welded carbine and cheered the men.
In the heat Of the battle she was standing
on deck, flourishing a saber, and inspiring
the men TO deeds OF valor, when She was
knocked down by the wind of a cannon
ball that had killed two men standing close
by her side. GaribaldI was springlng for
ward to her, thinking he would find her a
corpse, when she rose to her feet, covered
with the blood Of the men who had fallen
close 10 her, but quite unhnrt lie beg
ged her to 60 below and remain there un-
I'll the action was over. Il will 60 below =
was her reply, "hut only 10 drive out the
sneaking towards who are skulking there;
for only "a few seconds before she had seen
three men leave the deck and hurry rap
idly down the hatcbway, SO as 10 escape
out Of danger Of The Storm of bullets that
was sweeping the deck. And going BE-
low, she Immediately after reappeared,
driving before her the three men, overcome
with shame that they should have been
surpassed in courage by woman. She
accompanied her husband in all his under.
takings, and died while nyiLg with him
from the Austrians. - Californian.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-19

ANCIENT LUxURY.--The excavations
at Pompeii are going on with an activity
stimulated by the important discoveries
made almost at every step, and the guam
titles Of gold and silver found, which
more than sutiic to cover the cost Of the
works Near the temple OF Juno, of which
an account was recently given, has just
been brought TO light, house no doubt
belonging 10 some millionaire Of The time.
as the furniture is Of ivory, bronze and
marble. The couches Of the iriclinium
or dining room, are especially Of extreme
richness. The flooring consists * an in.
nense mosaic, well preserved in parts,
and Of which the center represents = Ia
bic laid out for grand dinner. In the
midle, on large dish may be seen
splendid peacock with lis tail spread out,
and placed back TO back with another
bird also Of elegant llumage. Around
them are arranged lobesters. one Of which
holds blue egg in It's claws, second an
oyster, which appears TO be fricasseed, "a
il is open and covered with herbs third
rat fdrei. and fourth, a sfnsl vase
filed with flied grashoppers. Next comes
circle Of dishes Of fish, interpreted with
others Of partridges, hares and squirrels,
which all have their heads placed between
their fore feet. Then comes a row oi sau.
sages Of all forms, supported by one u
eggs, oysters and olives. which - ~ luln
is surrounded by double row ol peaches,
cherries, melons, and other fruits and seg.
eiables. The walls ofthe iriclinium ars
covered with fresco paintings u birds,
fruits, flowers, game and ish N al kinl..
AID the Whole inierspersed with drawings
which lent a charm 10 lhe whole moi easy
10 describe. On table Of rare wood.
carved and inlaid with gold. marble. agate.
and lapis lazuli, we're iolnd amphoim still
containing wine, and some sobles Of
onyx.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-19

A FLOCK or DRUNKEN PIGEONS
A San Francisco paper has a curious S
story abou flock OF inebrialed pigeons.
A farmer living in the vicinity Of that city,
was recently surprised TO see large flock
OF pigeons, after flying around bis barn
yard few moments, suddenly fall TO the
ground. Wondering at the phenomenon,
he concluded 10 watch them. An antiqd-
ated Thomascat, perambulating the yard,
seized one Of the young pigeons and made
hearty meal oft Soon after the Thom-
as-cat, commenced staggering as ii intoxi-
Gated, and falling over gave up the ghost
with dismal howl.
The farmers wife who had picked up a
number of the pigeons for the purpose Of
making pies OF them, on learning Of poor
grimaIkin's fate, thought the birds were
poisoned, and threw them down. The
farmer gathered up 200 and threw them
into an old clubhouse. In tie morning
they were alive and roosting on wood
pile. Inquiries were made, and il was
ascertained that a near neighbor, having
been troubled by frequent visits Of pigeons,
had soaked some grain in whiskey and
scattered it about his premises 50 that the
pigpons became intoxicated aud in fact
dead drunk. They rycov red however.
bat poor puss became yifiim Of alcoholic
stinulenls, impaired by infected pigeon
meat,