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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

We take tho following items from tho Sfais
JypradI Of yesterday
uurdsrs dRd ROtbertos. Amer dhigent tn
AIRY we have the particulars Of two murders
Sod ono robbery recently committed In tho com
Doc adIoiuing this city, and TO which we have
hlnrc alluded. A few weeks after the surrender
Leo = army a Northern gontleman reading at
,flin, Nd. rented StoVenson'r storohOuSo at
|. ppcTyillo, in PauquisT county, and sent over =
'pck VI goods In charge Of young man ~ the
l,mo u Harvey, who also happened TO be from
lo North fsW nights aftor Mr. Harvey had
P'ncd tho store, aud after he had rotired TO bsd,
.,mo one knocked worry loudly At tho door. He
vent 10 tho door In his night clothes aud opened
N and was at once shot down. lie was shot In
I've different places, aud from tho Effects u tho
wounds thus indicted soon expired. The muir
trrprs did not disturb anything In the store, ~
hcy could not have murdered Mr.. Harvey for
ac purpose VI robbery. 10 II supposed no was
aurdured by these outlaws because Of tholr
tlIrtJ 10 Northern people.
Tho facts In regard 10 the robbery Of NJ. Bra
~ store, near Langley, and but short distance
ruln this city, are about these The robbers were
Iursued by n squad Of six soldiers, who over
tok three or four Of them, captured ono and re-
apiaTOd a portion Of the goods. Some Tires or
ar uf the sduad then started on tho trail Of those
sAo had mAao their escape, taking tho captured
ouIlaw with thom. Shortly Afterwards they
cached a farm house, where one Of the guards
iad the prisoner wore allowed 10 dismount and
'a'er for the purpose Of inqnlrns % seateh,ns
minute or two when pistol was Aired, and the
pasORoT aud another man In his shirt sleeves
rshod out both armed, and Aired upon those on
tao outside Of the house, wounding ono Of OUT
aValrymsn seriously. They then rushed 10 the
woods near by and made good thoir escape, The
aValrymen, upon entering tho house shortly AZ
srwards, found thOiT companion fatally wounded,
lad that tho person who had shot him and had
sven arms 20 the prisoner was Nathan Carter,
bitter known a. Nick" Carter, . notoT.ou,
member Of MOsby's guorrillas, and second
,,lsin VI Con. X, Il. Lee.
. H.driy DrUIcned. The steamer Escort ran Int
small sail boat on Saturday afternoon last, wheI
bout midway between Washington and THU
nly Tho occupant Of the sail boat was throw
alto the TiVcr, aud before boat could be sen
rom the steamer 10 his assistance tho man wa
pyarly drowned He was finally picked mp hi'
bat rightcd, and the unfortunate indiyidua
'lrted again on his pcTilOus voyage. No blan'
LINrheI 70 the ataamoT Tor the OeenIronce
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GALE OF UNITED STATES STEAMERS
u AT AUCTION.


wAsHIEarou. d. o.. JunS 4 lses.
win be soid Al public sals, 10 the highest bid.
der, at II o'cloef m, on SATURDAY, the 9Th
day Of June next, At tho Navy. yard, IN Wash
ington, D, q, tho United States stepnicr- "Dal.
un,ore, 4" "wsssh,' /" Juniper" " Tsaser,"
" Putnam, - "Rssolute," "Castu.," al. ~
seymour, " ac~ur de Lion, - dIe,a. - "Mys.
W, - /" Western world - "Dumbsrton, - "Iti
hap," and "Dat." 30
The "BaltiH'srsn h wooden side. vhcel
40 feol breadth Of beam, d iSsi Inches; depth
Of hold, 10 fect diameter Of cylinder, a inches
stroke 81 piston, feet 9 inches,
The watch" II . propeller length, % feet,
breadth Of beam, ~ feet; depth Of hold, 7 feet /;
diameter Of cylinder, 10 Inches, stroke Of piston
10 Inches
Tho +" JuuIpcr'' I. q propeller with single On
cine; length rs feet, breadth Of beam, 10 fesl I;
depth Of hold, Q foct, diameter Of cylinder, ~
inches; stroke Of piston, 20 Inches :
Tho "Teasern l. a sinRla. engine propeller
length 80 feel. ltcadth Of beAm IA foot, depth Oh
held, ! feet; diameter oi sylIadsf, % inches
stroke oG piston, ~ inches.
Tho "Putnan - Is a wooden sido.wheel
stsamor; length, lOl tOet inches; breadth Of
beam N feet dspth Of hold, fcct ainshes; al J..
ameier Of ryiIndef ~ Inehesl stroke on plston,
Toel
The " Rosoiu,c'' Ia a double engine propeller
length II Fact. breadth of beam ID feet inches
Srpth AZ hoId. : feet, SInmetsr Of cylIudsr, n
| inches stroke Of piston, II inches,
The 'Cactus' Il. a wooden nida-whccl steamer
length ITO foot breadth Of beam n feet inches
d.nth ~ holl fact Inches Diameter Of eylIn.
| dor, 81 Inches stroke 81 piston, 7 feet,
Tho -. =. scymcur' Is wooden side wheel
80 ,n,hsss Am ~ Ma ~, inrbs. A
ame,,r 81 ryIinJst. al ipebss. .troke az plston.
~, w " ''"N''' w '~' W '-'
rhs "Cr,Y Az LI,u,,i.a wc,d.n side. whee
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p ROC LAM ION


wAsHINurOS, june ~, lsS5.
RepTese nations having been made TO me that
TAhd dogs arc running NJ large In this city, this
Ia TO notify owners Of such animals that tho fol-
lowing section OF the act approved January ~,
1853, entitled "An act relating to dogs will he
strictly enforced for period u sixty days from
and after SATURDAY, tho LIST day Of July next
BE Il enacted BY the BOdrt oI Alderman dhd
hoard n CImmoH CpURcii, That whenever II
shall be made TO appear to the satisfaction 81 the
Mayor that any animal u the dog Kind within
the city, which shall DO for good aud sunieioni
reasons, Of which the Mayor shall be tho judge,
doomed and considered mad, II shall be- tho duty
II the Mayor to issue his proclamation requiring
that all animals Of tho dog kind shall for period
70 he defined by the Mayor, wear good and sub
stantial wire muIIle, securely put on, 80 - 10
prevent SAid dog from biting or swapping; aud
any animal Of the dog kind going nj large during
the period deanod by the Mayor, without such
InuIGlo, shall be- killed aud buried, aud " shall
be the duty Of the police constAbes or such other
persons as may he desigaaied by tho Mayor, 10
carry out the pTOVision- N this act:
RICHARD WALLACH,
JceO-cuJt Mayor.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

81 New York state BoIdioru' Agency
removed ass street, between Twelfth and ThiT-
tenth streets. All information Of interest," or
value 70 the soldiers Of New York, or their
friends, furnished gratuitously upon application
At their new rooms, either In person by letter,
teshth streets. mil -satuthu
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY,

OyFIcB DEpoT COHAIssARY OY SUBSISTENCE,
wAsmEdTos, D. c., June IN, 1865,
Scaled PropOHals, IN duplicate, are invited
nutil SATURDAY, June -, 1868, for furnishing
The Subsistence Department with such quantities
Il stationery as viii be required.
Proposals will DO received for
Cap paper, ruled.
Zap paper, unTuled.
Folio Post paper, ruled
FOLIO Post paper, unrnlod.
Envelope paper.
Letter paper, ruled,
Letter paper. unruled.
Note paper, ruled.
Note paper, unruled
oaciai Envelopes, white, assorted sizes.
Letter Envelopes, white, assorted siIes.
Sailing Wax, per pound
Bottles VI Mucilage, large aud small.
Ivory Paper Folders.
RulcrS, gutta Poreha.
Tape, spoOls.
p"h Holders.
ETaseFH
Maold's Writing Fluid, quartz aud pints.
Black Ink, quarts and pintr.
carniho Ink, glass bottles and shoppers
LaTmino lux.
memorandum Books, assorted.
b.ank Books, per quiTe, cap,
blank Books, Ior quiro, denny
blank Books, por quiro, medium
india Rubber, per pound.
tNA otahdHt ahhOrteu. -,
Bidders will state the price per roam u the
laerent brands Of paper called for, and the price
pr thousand for each kind and sire OF enVel'
"T"s.
Samples Of each article must he furnished with
Wy proposal
Zach person Offering a proposal must accom-.
P'Ay II with an oath Of allegiance 10 the United
s!ates Government, u the bidder has not one on
We Ia this once.
The contract win be for four months from the
~ day Of July, 1888.
Proposals. must be directed 10 the undoTslg nod
~ 20 street, WashingtOn, ID, @.
lV9D-5t BIT. BRIDGES, G. s.V.
ITRAppTNa pApVR PoR SALE AT
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FIRE.-This morning about three o'clock
ne one entered the residence Of Mr.. q. 4. Brad
4. corner Of Fifth and X streets north, and hred
"a by ono Of the nelghborn, and the alarH
.rnled from box No. n Ofhcer Grant broke
I, n tho door and found the family Of Mr.. Brad.
4 nearly suaocated They were rescued aud
q danes extinguished before any serioLs dam
=. was sustained.
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PROPOSALS..
PROPosALs bon sFATIoNRRY.
DIrAarr.rr o. rns Irrr.Ioa, /

DEPARTMENT oY rvs ISruaIoa,l
WAHulreToH, June ~, 1888,
Proposals for furnishing such Stationery a.
may be required By this Department aud the Ba-
reaas and onlees thereof daring the asoal year
M wESS S sS ,s.s s,S o sn i",y
1865 Those unaecompanied BY satisfactory tes-
tRoniAls Of ability TO fatal contract will not be
considered, and contrasts will b. awarded TO
nanufAs,ureIs Of. or dealers In, the several
An articles furnished must be Of the bes, quality
Of their kind, samples % which must accompany
each bid. Zach proposal must be signed By the
Individual or arm making u, and must specify
but price for each article % the class bd for
Articles not named In the Schedule, n required,
are 70 Be furnished at the loves, market price,
and the right Il reserved o. ordering greater or
less quantity Of each article contracted for asth
pablo service may require.
Bond, with approved security, will be required
Of the Individual or arm 10 whom the contract
may be AvardeJ. Should contractor refuse or
neglect TO furnish when required any article or
articles, the same may be purchased In opon
market, and, II greater price shall be paid
tharefor than is apesihed In the contract tho
dihercncs may be charged to the contractor In
his next quarterly AecOunt
The suhIoined Sehodule specifies, as nearly a.
can now be done, the amount, quality, aud de-
scriptions Of the articles likely 70 he required.
Tho bids will be opened In che presence u any
Of tho bidders who may be present. aud will he
eahvAsscd separately FOR each Of the classes
specified below, and contracts for one or moro Of
the classes awarded a. may be deemed most ad.
yartAgecas TO the Department.
Proposals must 10 addresscd 10 the Secretary
Of the Interior, and be endorsed Proposals for
Stationery"
Class No. i.-Papr.
l. IsO ream. cap, hes, quality, white or blue,
ruled wide, medium or close, and
trimmed, to weigh not loss than II lbs. I,
a., per resn ,, ~. ,-,
aud ruled, per ream.
3. 100 reAms quArio post, white or blue, ruled
various widths, TO weigh not less than
10 lbs. per ream.
4. 70 reams white commercial or other note
lined, and giIt or plain. per rCSm.
5. 10 rcama Hat cap, white or blue, unruled,
PER ream
q. IS reamS envelope, yellow or bud, royal,
PER ream.
:. 100 realms large brown eu,eloPe, u By IS
inches, per ream.
8. 100 doscn sheets patent blo'ung, ~ by -
inches, per dOi. sheets.
inches, per reSm.
per roam.
Per sheet.
IL, 100 shoots tracing paper, French, large sito,
~ 100 yards tracing eambrtr, per yard.
IL II dOIen press copy books, not less than 5Od
pages, per dozen.
IL l o., muslin lined, printed 10 order. SO ID
az by SO to ~ inches, per ~
10 100 OOI adhesive on VelOpes, white, yellow, ~
buG, heavy, SO 10 ~ by 81 to ~,
inehoH, printed 10 order, per ~
H. 5000 adhesive envelopes, white, heavy, o.,
pet u.
Is $500 adhosivo envelopes, white or yellow
| "rJss - ~ - ~
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AUCTION sA1.ns.
yALE OF aOvHRNMENT HORSES.

ouARrHRnAsrER GnEnAAL'a OTYIcn,
fIRsT DIvIaIoN,
wAsuIHaroE CrfI, Nay -, 1875.
WIN be sold, Al public suction, 70 the HIGHEST
biddeS, a the time and plaess named below, ylr :
BALfIMORk. MAINLAND, WEDNESDAY,
June Y, 1888,
LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY
Jane a 1Ss5,
READING, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY,
June 10, lse5,
WEST CHESTER, PKMNsHLVAMIA, THURSDAY
nPTLIS. PKsSsYISisii. rHuRspAT.
June n, 1875,
PITfsBUR0, PKfNSYLvANlA, THURSDAY,
June a, 1893.
BALTIMORE. MARYLAND, wKDNBsDAY,
June ~ lHaS,
PITrsBUR0, PENNLYLvANIA, THURSDAY,
June -, 1855,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES,
Al eaeh place. f.
IOr road and farming purposes many good bar.
gains may DO had.
Horses sold singly, Sales 10 commence at 10 q
m. Terms eash In United States currency.
JAMES A. KkIN,
Brey. Brig. Con, In charge Pirs. Division
mys-ue@ Q, Nc o.
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LOCAL NE WIS.

srppES DHATH OF A MHssBSsHR.-Mr.
AN ?. Ia-horu, we'll known as messenger Of
~. A Co. = bank, corner Of Fifteenth street
= Tsnnsylvunia avenue, died very suddenly
I Sunday last. NJ. Lashorn Was q worthy
Z a,,Ley u Colatnbla CommAndery Of KhiEhts
mar: 81, Johns Lodge No. II, Of MAsoBS
M Ncbo Baeampment No. 9, I. o. q. ", and
CrIumhlA Lodge No. 10, I. o. u. v His fune-
\ vill take place this afternoon.
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DROPOsALs FOR THE ENHANCEMENT
l. OF THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.

Sealed PROPOSALS will be received Q, tho once
Of the Com missioner Of Public Bulldinga, In the
Capitol, until TUESDAY, June D. lHa5, At twelve
O'Clock noon, for performing the work Of ohlaIg'
ing the Library Of Congress, IN accordance with
tbs following synopsis o. specifications
Nearly all the work 10 be erected Will be OF
iron, and similar 10 the present Library The
present stTuetuTo Of stone aud brick, from the
main aOof Of tho building 10, and Including the
roof At the north and a0uth ends " the present
library, Ia 10 be removed and all the materials
u which the same u composed, that cannot DO
usod In tho reconstruction, are to belong TO the
contractor
ont -lructuTe are to be lifted up with alcoVes four
stories 10 height with brackets, pedeStals, mould
ings, 10, TO eoTTespOnd with tho present library.
DooIs are 70 be cut through the walls and to be
finished with iron frames, valves, AZ, similar 70
tho doors on the north aud h0uth end. o. tue
prosont library Iron EtaiTways are to be con
strncted wash basips, water closets, Ne, Will be
required Tho roof Ia 10 be framed OF iron, and
TO bO rheathed with wood and covered with cop
per The skyhghLs 70 be .imilAI 70 those ., ne h
constructed The floors are 10 be laid IN tile like
tho ooT Of the present library and all the bT0nl
Ing aud gliding are TO he done similar 70 thAt IN
tho same The contractor IL 10 furnish oNeTy .
thing necessary 10 carry on the work. both Of
removing and building, At his own expense.
| RuIl specifications eau be obtained, In printed
| torn, by addressing lcttoT 10 the Commissioner
Of Public Bnildings, ana ,nS a 49, =. ~, SS
hour Of closing the receipt o. proposals, At tho
once Of the Capitol Extension from, nine to three
| O'Clock,
The contractor will be required TO give bond,
| with two responsible -uTeties, 10 the amount Of
twenty thousand dollars, for the faithful per
| COrmAnce u the contract.
| The proposals will be opsned " lhe uommp-
| sioneT Of Public Buildings Al his once In the
Capitol, in tho presence u the Secretary d the
i Interior and all other persons who may choose
| 10 be present, commencing Al IL O'Clock, noon
/ on the 3Oth day VI June noNt.
| The contract will be awarded to the lowest TO
sponsible bidder, who will, In the judgment Of
| the Secretary Of the Interior, perform tho woIh
| promptly and satisfactorily, fenorying the Tlghl
| 10 reject all bids Each bidder will be expected
/ 10 en,lo.s with his proposals. the names u The
i psTsons " no arc 10 become his surotios.
| D. u. FRENCH,
COmmisEiOReT Of Public buildings.
| w Aau1HuTnH NAV NJ 1893 myJO- 2aW3W
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SELLING bIoUoR.-Patriek faley was ar
,.l yesterday, by onicer MullOy, for selling
,rnr without license Justice Thompson hned
J,bn II. Burke was arrested by Ohheer Spencer,
/, Cling liquor TO soldiers, for which he was
"A E1l, by Justice Gib,Tson.
uchaeI Kelly was arrested for selling liquor
b .oIdlers, for which he was made 10 pay t3n,
IA as additional for violstloh Of a corporation
slnanco.
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CARRYIxa CONCEALED WHAPoHs.-John
lrS.on was arrested yesterday by oaAeer How
A Al the depot for being drunk and disorderly.
A., was taken 10 the Station House, and large
vie knife found on hi- person. Justice Wal
2 made him "fork over" 42j,
waiiaeh Ashton was arrested by OfReer Davis
u Carrying concealed weapons. Justice Handy
/. IL him pay go.
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ADMITTED. George A. Thatcher, Of Yer.
,nt. was yesterday admitted to tho bar Of this
I ,lriet on motion Of Mr.. Baker.
On motion Of Mr.. ReudAlt, George Howe, Of
rnont was also admitted an attorney In tho
arts " this District,
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60 A Friend In Need - Those re-
curing conhdential medical assistance shOald
apply 10 some regular educated physician who
has made certain diseases his special study
such n man Il Dr. DARBY, who IL daily curing
numbers Of both sexes, and every age, who have
been TO all the self-ealled doctors in this city,
and spent valuable time and money, with no
benont until he took charge Of them. IIis terms
are more moderate than those u nero Boosting
prctenders, whose only purpose Ii TO neeeo the
unfortunate, aud then Advish them, when II IL
almost too late, TO apply to him.
Call on him At once, or You may regret u ever
Afterwards. DR. DARBI,
No 40 Seventh street. between and
streets, Washington city. fel6-u
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Il &c U RSI % N
OF THR
RYLAND CHAPEL SUNDAY SCHOOL
FORT WASHINGTON,
"WEDNESDAY, JUNE u, 1893,

FOR THE BENEFIT Of THk SCHOOL.
Tho Now, swim and CommodiOuz steamer
wAWABsBr will mako two trips " tho Fort,
leaving her wharf At tho foot Of
SEVENTH STREET at ~ . clock, q, m, and
rs o'clock, y. m.
should the day prove stormy, tho Excursion
will be postponed until further notice,
leo Cream aud Tofrozhmcnts 81 like character
will be furnished un tho grounds,
Tickets, u children, half price. To be had
NJ Mr.. Ballantyns's Book Store, Seventh street /;
Bosweli'a Drug Store, corner % seventh strcat
aud Maryland avenue or from any Of tho Teach
stu Of tho School.
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SPECIAL SALE on sEKVfCKADI.E
y DRAfT HORSES.


VVAkTtkhAhfHN uhHuNAL
wAsuiNuros, d. O., June 8 1893.
lly order of tho ouarteTmaster 6enaFal, thero
will be- sold, at public auction, under the direc-
ton II Captain l.. LowTy Moore, A q n, 70 tho
highest bidder, al tho time aud place named be-
NEw YORK CITY, FRIDAY, June 10, ises.
NKw YORK CITY, TUESDAY, June ~, 1850.
NEW YORK CRY, FRIDAY, Jgus ~ 1853.
NEW YORK CRY, FRIDAY, June %, teee, .
HURsks each day.
An opportunity 10 purchase superior Glass q
dram horses, al far loss than their true Wales y
now offered TO tho pablle. The animals, though
sound and setviceabie, are no longer required IN
tho army, and must be sold. The attention Of
managers Of city railroads aud manufactures "
especially called 20 those sales.
Horses sold slhgly. Sales 10 oOmmonco ~ 10
=, m. and will be held At the 0oyernmant hta:
blsa, corner Tohih avenue and Twenty third
street. H"
Torms-CAsh, In United states currency.
JANIS A. BkfN, r..
Brew Brig. Gen. In charge
Je9.tD fAt Div. O. Y. q. o.
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Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
W AsHIN0TON MAY 20, 1888. my3O- 2aW3W
THIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE

WNHIB is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT TIE
Il snbaoribeF has obtained from the Orphan
CouTt Of Washington county, In tho District oi
Columbia, letters Of administration on the per-
Navy, deceased. AL pers0ns having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same, with the yOashera thereof 10
the subsoTiboT, on or before tho 10Th day Of June
nsHt thsy nay Otherwise BY law be excluded
from ali benefit Of the said estate.
Given undST my hARi thtE 10th day Of June,
lss6 JOHANNA BROsNAHAN,
lvl2 Y9YA 4dminlsHAlTlI'
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DEsRRTED-ON THE 9TH INSTANT,
~ from the U. F. 3. Commodore Read, At
the WAshinstOa Navy Yard, Nate John .. Par
arrest. J. b. MONTGOMERY,
COmnAndant
NAVY YAED, WAsh'R, June ID, 1866. JolO'3t
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Petit LARCENY Richard Coleman was
rested yesterday, for stealing a pair Of shoes
rn Mary Williams. Justice Drury sent him TO
d far court
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Any one having occasion 10 visit private
b, ,itcaI institution arc advised to call On DR..
clay.
4 large and succo-sful practice here and elHe-
here enables him 10 guarantee perfect cure In
II cases.
al visits and communications strictly private
I'D conadentiAl. Persons calling see no one bat
- Doctor. tebl-u
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INV INVbNITUF' = IHBVHUIVJ HVFVI
f.,,aa. Curiosity was attracted 10 tho store nj
). Ill Ponnsyl Iania avenue, by a Dowly icon.
uct.d fall sized trcble.ranged blades wedge
;. tpod saw exhibiting - said door. On Inquiry
, learned II to be smother Of Z. Cromolien'S
r,trniod inventions for saving down any sile
,,aa la the forest close 10 tho ground while
.,pdIng. thus not locking In tho tTeo while saw.
b thereby saving valuable portion Of timber,
,l,at deal Of labor, aud the land At once ready
clear ploughing up. All farmers nocd such =
Nv The pHtontoe has partly negotiated the
..lr u his patent for some western States aud to
.trrprising mon In our noar southern Terrific.
-.., Il cannot fail but 10 produce wealth " prop.
NV managed. Lot us have this simple saw
ted hero at once II appears all right. This
councillor II a rare genius, and now a resident
auug us. His desire IL to establish a saw man :
Glory for such In this witty by forming . stock
fsupany. We advise those Interested aud I'M
Its advantages to 90 and examine
Z Z themselves.
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This Large and HAndsoms Hall q now for
rent for BAlla, Concerts, he. ID u Anely Tres
coed, and finished In the most suhaiAntial mAn-
nsr, with large and convenient dressing rooms,
and gallery al the south end for Spectators
The Han V the best ventilated room N The
olty, with twenty windows on the eonth and
east and west siaes, with q large yentilaiol In
the centre Of the Hall. II y aAmiIably adAPssd
NJ thaIlobiOct; and for Balls the greatest caro-
hAs besa takoa 70 have the bsst aoog ihai eoaid
be procured. -,
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aaas Eom the Hall, nol0-dn