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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

EVENING SCHOOL AT GEORGETOWN
~ AUApHMY, l3e Bridge street, HENRY
,rAiTALL, PRINCIPAL, will open October sth,
excepted. Persons wishing to Improve thsmsei .es
In ne useful branches Of Q COED education will do
oc 6tr ~-''' $50. ~A'SASS''
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MIssIse.-Mr. w q. Parkhur st, Of this ej,v.
left his residen: e last evening to 10 TO IN. On
street wharf 10 meet his daughter, e.nectsa
from Baltimore by the steamer Express. ana
has not been seen since. His family are mar.
uraily in great alarm and distress from hi
absence, and az is feared that he either missss
storm an darkness of the night, or tina, he va
fouliy dealt with Under cover OF the sama
darkness. MT. Parkhurst was formerly a we'll
known phonof raphic reporter, and has latter
Iy been clerk in the Internal Revenue On
reau. He was q promirent member OF "a.
masonic fraternity. snd was WIDELY known
and universally esteemed. Any iuformauoa
roing TO show his fate wall be most rratefuIIy
received by his family. He was about q y4a-s
OF e, wore epectacles, mustaches aud ca,
WHISPERS, and had a gold watch aud chan
Masonic emblems, &c, upon has person wnss
be left his home.
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CORPORAL PUNISHMENT IN THE CAMBRIDGE
SCHooLs.-The Cambridge Mass.) School
corporal punishment shall not be inflicted on
any girl in any school without the consent Of
her parents or guardian. which IN each case
must be first obtained. And that corporal pun
ishment shall not be inflicted in any school
without the consent and approval Of The prin-
cipaT. - ID Il. ..s....... d. r.. .. ~.
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THE LOTTERY MANIA.-EditOr Star But
-''the pleasure Is an great,
nf hafnR chan Lad "a IN nha.f ',

OF being cheated TO cheat"
and SO IL would seem from the number Of
s.mpletons rushing 20 buy tickets in gift con-
cert humbugs. Notwithstanding Il is posIti yely
known that Mr.. Hutchinson. of the Bank OF
the Metropolis, has positively declined to set
as treasurer, the managers of the gift concern
continue 10 parade his name as treasurer i'm
their advertisements outside of Washington
i enclose you a copy Of the AterdadriI STATE
journal OF yesterday, In which their ad yertise-
ment announces HIM treasurer Rumor has
ii that Mslor Alberger, of their party is new
their treasurer. II so, let ham make a state
ment how much money he has in charge The
managers boast about contributing money 10
charitable institutions, when the fact is they
have only supplied such institutions with
tickets with the idea of roping them into the
SD liability. WYE LA HuMBUG
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LARCENY OF A SHAwL.-Martin Hampton,
coiored, was arrested by officer Poole for the
lTrceny OF shawl, the property OF John Nc
Carly The shawl was recovered, and the
prh oner was sent to jail for court by Justice
Waller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-11

KEEPING OPEN SUNDAY.-Dennis Burns,
tavern keeper, was arrested yesterday by Of
fcer Crump, of the First Ward, for keeping
op'n his place OF business on Sunday. Justice
Drury fined him $50, upon which Burns an
pealed 10 court.
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BOARDING..
PERSONAL.

GBNTLEMEN-You can have your hair dressed
~ and bIushed By the Partisan Patent BRUSH
~ REmONGEOTS Branch House, under Nation.
81 Hotel. Entrance on 9Th St oc 9.3ts
nR. d. W. PRENTISS has renewed his ofica
rom corner OF 9TH and streets to Residence
70. 2S5 9Th street, near N. Once hours frsm to
10 o. m. and to ,. m. se 29-2G.
ADI1S-Your attention 10 called to the fact
~ tnet You can have your old styles Silk Hats
or eeAtiemenb old Beavers, remodeled into the
latest STYLE Of LADIES HATS. at the Hat Reno.
vet1g Establishment of n. CUNNIN0HA NJ No
34oa 7th street, between / and K. oc 3-eo2ws
nR. LOvEJOY has REMOVED to the Soutb-
east CORNER Of and 9th streets. Messages may
stfI DO left at the ONCE 18th street bet Ween
=: -; ana p m once hours at the corner Of 18th
ana streets, O'Clock .. N. and D. m.
MRS. MARTIN,
w Rsmo!ed to 40 18th st.. bet. L and r.
ting Chine, Wood, Silks, &c durably. equsiing
me me most beautiful paintings. Instructions free
.slo sao LSsALI. selS.o0lm$
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U meetins Of the Medical Association OF ass
The On b asS &. ,S S
''T6'' st 0''S 8: v. f. Il. LovEJoY, MI Sec.
~THE MEMBkRs OF EXCELsIOB TENT,
Hall on 9Th street bst~sen Penno avenue e. ann uae1
10 the e dSucS ssa
me leland to hear ssr% %n from the Rev; M.
at G !, p m TO join in the procession.
~ CON-IRyATIVE ARMY AND NAVY
s.a Iissi :! Nv A.
ING. st their Rooms, National Union Executive
All Sos dos.d
Soldiers and sailers who indorse the policy of the
selves with su n invited to ''snf nSd
1t Corresponding Secretary.
~kOTIOBi-NAyY YARD BRIDGE lin
to Sssp fsd Bsdss VIII Be- 70 be
and after MONDAY. October iss gatil further
ocsif Commissioner Of q Public 6 s Shhn
~GRAANI FESTIVAL, TABLEAUx, AND
81 i. P sd f&fI IVY 'fH#GG Ef,
snS GomT 9snd9G, M3 On October 1855.
Will De served every. evening by esperisncsd ca,
ers. Of Ths will be vsrsa oy
Admission. IS Oests oci.tw
TO sPoRTsMEN-Twos superior Double GUNS
L for .ale, At hslfths cost. WAkELY's,
&C II ~ 40 Pa. avenue, tup stairs.)
ITO PERS.-FURNITURR and
~, OARfkIs for sale; advertiser breaking up
oc Ii-n 420 Pa. avenue, 1upslai1sJ
w WASHINGTON, D. c.. October g, 1856
JOHN WICKER,
Respectfully announces to his friends and the
open on THURSSAY MURNiNG Gu OH NA
NEW RESTAURANT,
To Be conducted upon the plan so long Q desidera.
tum with the Inhabitants of Washington and its
He now invites his former patrons and all those
FiRST CLASS ESTASLisaMENr,
Equal TO the most famous of Ees York and other
aga iaTH sTREET. BET n Y.AvE ANDH
oc u At Near Riggs Oo.'s Bank.
- oArIroL HILL l.
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, OO
PERFUMERY, FANCY ARTIOLDS, &c.
A complete assortment. Of PATENT NYDI.
CINBs always kept.
PRESCRIPTIONS compounded with care and
dispatch ct all hours.
Prompt and kind attention given to calls a
nishtby F. x. DOOLEY, N. D.,
Pharmaceutist and Druggist.
&C list Cor. Pa av. and east Sd Ut.
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53,s21 35,465 60,3JO 30, 500
Geary's majority, 1886; Lincoln's majority
21,65l. ..F -t r..
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son REWARD-stOlen on the night Of the
SSCU asd OF september from the premises OF
HOksE, marked U. 8 and I. o.; medium size
msne and tail somewhat sunburnt; has q roam
nose The above reward will be paid Il returned
TO GEO. JONES,
OCT HyattsviIle, Prince Georges 90 :, Md
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"A R0BBBRY F1Hvk9TBD-LAsQ night, b.
tween II and 10 O'Clock, one OF the workmeu
in Nunck's gunsmith shop. ON 9th street, near
Pennsylvania avenue, was going into the shop,
where he sleeps at night when he disco versd
on oAlcsr Psasesr They entsred by kickins
the door open, but the burglars heard fhs.n
and made FIR the windows, and escaped. The
o6lcer tore me coat frou one a. he was getting
out of the window. A small saw was found
In the coat pocket. The thieves got nothing
for their trouble.
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D An Z , = B

D8ALIRs IN o0v18Hn8HT SECURITIES.
Old BIvBTWIH1I8s take. In exchange fos
New, and . iibsrsl di6srsscs allowed.
COMPOUND lNfHREsf notes bessht..
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"a sRidow for. NE.


Let youth sing the praise of blushes, -
And thrill with therapturous bliss
That rise: unbidden and fushes s =
The brain at the Thought of kiss.
It is ali very we'll TO be ladened
With passionate. JOY when you see
The innocent blush Of a maiden,
But the glance of a widow for me.
Not fig would I give for tie rapture -.
That swells in the breast of boy
When Cupid has helped him to capture
A boarding:sehool caskc. of joy.
don't care !or bloom aud fine dresses,
Bu Paradise comes w1nr see
4 widow in .wepls and soft ne$ses,
0a. that is : che.mey for me.
Then let youth sing the praisss-of beauty
Add kneel bcfore maidenhoOd's shsire,
TIC ringlctsand blashes pay duty,
And dream thu, such things are divine.
Bat give me the fash that cntrances,
The heart that was bonpd and is free
The eyeiwiA a.saul in is glanees-
OF. - gsnis- young widow fer l'c.
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From, tue l:ias,o York o5sejeer !, y

ave have had in uss for months past one of Vests
uutups has giyeI moro satisfaction as 1furce
nfiRlag pump III i,ny we haxe pnscd IL one
Of great power and vel adapted for ships decks mines
facforles, srecnhouses gruperies, Ietc The Aaal9
Chlonicie ddH RIfrat sJoayTal says ftisrecounen-
dcdsfor It's extreme rimpclty of construction, great
strength and consequent durability and cReappessof re-
pair There il studing boxthc pressure being held
by packing like upon the working gpston, working
In cylinder atsd for the purpose within the upper air
chanber-wlicll we think great novelneiit as sang
is so liable to be dsransd and sr91g pressure
hasso two mir chambers-hus the action of tine valve
is cushioned upon both sides by air-preveuting water
hammer and vacuIm-thnDp. The valves are very at
cessibe, and simply cheaply repaired. They
easier than any pump have ever seen the inch cy
lndetbefng worked by 5cldren unveils one hundred
fset deep and asthey as Extremely cheap Kelr at
simple and strong, we freely recommend them"
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WoarsH 81 arFESEp TEN ArTgs1s FOR Ma

WoaEs aGFEaED ArTga1s FOR MARsS
.R1AeE.-A girl after she is betrothed, is
cooped up in small room; shackles Of
gold and silver are placed upon <her an
kIes and wrists, as piece Of dress. If
shssisto be married toa manrwhoy has
discharged, dispatched Sor lost former
wife, the shackles which the former wife
wore, are put on the new brides limbs,
and she is fed till they are filed up to Q.
proper thickness. The foodused for this
custom, worthy of the barbarians, is call
ed droatgA, which is Of an extraordinary
fattening quality, and also famous for rem.
dering the milk of the nurse rich and
abundant. With this seed ,,and their nat;
.ural dish, cuscascio, the bride is literally
cranrned, and many actually dieFundef
the spoon. - o p r %
"A "reb," who had long languished on
the sweets of forced idleness, consequent
uponshis occupation having terminated
with Lees surrender, began to look about
him for something to be, to do, or TO suf-
fer. Thinking himself sufficiently recon,
structcd, he applied for work at one of
the Departments, presided over by !' led
eral officer.
sHavc you been in the rebel service?'
i he was;ask sked..-..r.,q-
4 Yes siife @asethe reply. :
':ln any battlcs?"
about eighteen pitched; hottles, sir"
Ever kill any Yankecs?"
mo sir: never killed any,
How do you know That e : s.ssS$!;s -
"WelI, couldn't kiIlany ofthemeD
"Why was that3"
.sBecause they were 5all in the rear
specnlatidIgs but glcssd Stayed about 9
I-thousand Dutch and Irish"
/ We did not tlearn whether The caudor
of this rob secured him ayplsce or not
but it certainly WAS deserving of some re;
cognilion-Norlolk Virginian.
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AZ INTERESTING BAPTISM" Old Christ
Church, in Lancaster county, Virginia
was recently (during convocation of The
Northern Neck, the scene Of most III.
tercsting baptismal ceremony. An Oh
server on the occasion gives the following
description
The ample shade of the grand old val
nut trees was soon shared by an immense
concourse Of people, and ere the hour ar.
rived, every scat and resting place, and
nook, was filled There was d secret ill-
Anence prevailing the minds of that mul-
titude, saying, in the silence of their
hearts, your fathers i,r generations past
have worshipped within these venerable
and majestic walls The services of the
day were very solemn.
The pure white old Italian marble font,
Of three feet diameter, was to be used.
Marl; 5. Ashburne was baptized, and then
he presented bis little boy.
Name this child. was pronounced by
the rector officiating.
All was still in that large old church,
IS .ae standing congregation had every
eye riyeted on the fonta scene. But what
. death Ii silence came over them when
the father aiisyeFed for the child:
'''tIis name is Jefferson Davis!
The minister filtered as he slowly pro-
nounecd hat A:me. Tears bedewed
many cheeks as they trickled down
hearts were pleading, battle.fields, : the
buried dead. the casematedand dthe priso-
ner-this was the'scene that came before
our minds.-Norfolk Virginian.
A little girl, who raade very frequent
use of the word "guess," was one day re-
proved tor it by her teacher
"Don't say guess, Mary" said Miss
Jones, ".say presume."-
Presently, ,oneiofr;Mary's little play
mates coming up to. her, remarked =.
q think your cape is very Prietttt!y, apPd Il
my manlrnawantsye your mamulalto }epd !
her the pattern, because she's going toll
make me one like it." . ,es% ?
MY mamma has no pattern" was the
prompt sspiy, sh' csss it By Prs@ms, J" ;
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Stopping at village inn, there came
thunder storm, and Captain Hall, surpris-
ed ,hat new country should reach per-
fiction IN these meteorologic ,.manufac-
lures, said to a bysiander, Why, yon
haye5very heavy thunder here..' HWeli
yes, replied the man. we au, considering
the number of Inhabitants
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.Adam's Fall

A favorite temperance lecturer dowr
South, used to relate the following anec
dote to illustrate the influence of a bat
example in. the formation of habits, ruin
Gus in their effect:
Adam, and Mary, his wife. were very
good members of the Church, good sort
of folks an, way, quite Industrious and
thriving. in the world.
Whenever the lnil. ster called TO make
Mary visit, which was often, she con
trived to have glass of toddy made
and the minister never refused to i'm
bibc.
After a while, Adam got 10 following
the example of the minister to such al
extent that he became drunkard-drank
up every thing he had and all he could
get. Mary and Adam became very poor
in consequence Of following the ministers
example so closely, but the good minister
continued still to get his glass of teddy.
One day he called hand told Mary he
was going away for q week-shoald re.
| turn on Friday-and handed her book
containing the <catechism, and told her
,shen he returned he should expect her
| to answer the questions. Mary said yes.
and laid away the hook carefully. But
Mary like good many others, forgot it
until the very Friday that the coed min.
ister vas to return. what shall | do 2
said she; The minister is to be here tc-
day, and haven't looked in the book he
gave Inc. How can answer the qucs.
tons.
81 can tell yon,' said Adam; give me
| a quarter, and let me go over to Smiths
and get some good rum. and you can an
swer himwth glass of toddy.'
Mary took the advice, gave Adam a
quarter and u jug, and off he started. At:
ter getting his ng filled, and on his way
back, Adam concluded TO taste the rum.
One taste followed another until he tum-
iled over pile OF rocks and broke the
Jug and lostSail the rum. Adam uanag-
ed To stagser home.
Soon as he got into the house Mary
asked very anyieusly for the rum.
Poor Adam managed to stammer out
that he stumbled over pile of rocks,
and broke the jug. and spilled the rum.
Mary was in iiX-Adam drnnk-the
minister coming-the rum gone-and
the questions unlearncd. But here comes
the minister! 1t won't do for the man of
God to see Adam drunk. SO she, for want
Of a better place to hide him, sent him
under the bed. By the time he was fair
ly under, in came the minister After
sitting few moments, he asked Mary if
he could answer the question, How
didAdam fall?
Mary her head first one way,
and then the other, and finally stammered
out:
he i.l over n pile of rocks
1t was now. the miaister's turn to
look blank. bot he ventdrcd another ques-
Where did he hide himself after the
fall?'
Mary looked at the minister then
at'the bed, but finally she spoke ont
With 10. -.
Under the bed, sir! There. ADAM You /
may come out: he knows all about it,
The good minister retirrd-not even
waiting for his glass of toddy.
--> >-e->--------
"My dear, you have not been acquaint.
cd with the lady above fortnight, let me
recommend yout to see more of her.
sMore Of her" exclaimed the youag
manu- 9 Why I've seen down to the;
ifth ribeo each side, already. No
more objections were apade, and they
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sUNDRIES..

SUNDRIES.
OU HHDs. CHOICE BAcoN-cloar sides
Ribbed Sides, Regulars and Shoulders;
so Bbls Northern and Western FLOUR;
10 tierccs prime Carolina RIcE;'
rs bbls Refined 3. SUGAR.; sas
hhds Muscovado SUGAR; 80
10 bbls First Quality GOLDEN SYRUP >
10 hhds Muscovado M0LASSES;
SO bbis largo No. NAcKEREh;
1000 sacks Choice Broad CORN;
IS boxes Family SOAPS;
3 30 boxes Adsmantne CANDLES;
IS bbls and boxes CRACKERS and BISCUITS
so bbls. Bourbon and therWHIsKIES;
Large lot of Case LIQUORS, all varieties;
rs dozen Heidsick CHAMPAGNE, spints ard
quarts
40 casks BURTON ON TRENT ALE, in piats
10 chests .u jenkins & Co.'s TEAS, in small
packages;
rs kegs Old Dominion NAILS, assorted sizes ):
25 5bbls New Jersey CIDER;
sEGARs, TOBACCO, CANDIES;
-RAISINs, ALMONDS, PEPPER;
GINGER, SPICES,
And everything usudlly kept In my line, for sale
By
A. STEVENS,
z Augusts, Ga.
June q I'm 20
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"The undersigned having used Vests Improved
Pumps, checrfury recofImend them rs simpler .nrabe
and powerful in raising and fhroSing water and for
their ease Of action, security against fros and price,
we believe themsnperiort0 to all Others. e,s...- -
:, - 49,. WARREN LELAND, Met. Hotel. n. Y
j. ". l,iDMEkeY. Yonkers y. Y.
- JOHN MESSEEAU,N N. Y. 5l-t;..;%;'
So ~, 49, DOMINIC LAWRENCE Winchestern
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate. Of FELTX
n 6. BoDIE, decd, arc required to make
payment forthpith, or they will be sued at the
next Court; and tbosehavsng demands against
ssd Estate are required to present them properly
.attestsd by fbe 27th January 1887, or they will
be debarrod of all interest in the Estate.
ARIEL ABLE, .dn.,.,S
LIZ. D0DIE, u'u o'''
Msy % 1856 epS %
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Executor,s Notice.

"A Ill persons indebted to the Estate of JOHN
"A QUATTL EBa UM, decd, will please mako
Immediate payment and all persons having de-
manls ae sinst the said Estate are requested to
present them, duly attestea to the undersigned at
tho late residence of the. deceased, on or before
tho 30th day of January 1861, as there will be a
final settlement of the Estate on thakdsy.
SIMEON C0GBURN, Ex'or.
Jan 80 5T. ly yfsss5s S
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- GRRkF NrcK.I.. l. .1SG1.
Ihaye used this Pump for ono sumner md Winter,
exposed the northwest wind, coming oyer1 Island
time did Il eezc, nor were wc unable nj any time to
pump water with great ease.
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State of South Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
II. ?. TOney ct al, Adm'or, Bill, Acct. Call
vs. ~ C.o,;,o., J.
j. D. Courtney ct ux, ct al. ineFsa''9tS' &c
TDY virtue of on Order in this cause, all and
Id singular the Creditors of WILLIAM TO-
NEY, decd, are required to present and prove
their demands before the Commissioner Of this
Court, on or before the lst day of September
next, or IN default .hpreof, they be barred from.
all interest in the Decree 70 be pronounced here
in. .s,s,..a.-,s,sZ. W. CARWILE, c.E.E.D.
Junes20 1861 * ~ lit Is =
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Nutice.

sS-S<&a
sA LI, persons anyMise inde debted tths Estate Of
} IA T. DAVE, d5ss q. ,'aqe tssests6 tosSall
on T. H. Clark, Esqr, my aethoSed Aesps and
Attorney and settle. And thoscaving demands
against thesaid estate will pleus seressnfa Them to
my aforesaid Agent and Attoty properly at.
tested. NANCY L. DVIS, Admfx.
Mss 20 8 IL
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State of South Carolina.

EDGEFIEIIJ sDISTRICT,
SINf0RDINARY. - Gsteshf?s
RSY'w. F.DURIsoE, Esq, 'ordinary of Edge
I'D field Distriot.,.s ~. =s7ss.. s,es,-7S.,st y
Whereas, z. W. Carwilc, C. E.. E. d., has. ap-.
piled to me for Letters of Administration, on ali
and singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits Of George ". Mergan late of the District
aforesaid, decd. -: IS
These are, therefore, TO cite and admonish all
ard Singular the kindred and creditors Of the;
said deceased, to be andlppenr before me, at our
next 0rdinarys Court forthc said District, to be
'boldSn Mt Edgefold Court House; olSthc 4.h,day
of Sept. next, to shew cause, If ANY, Why the
said administration should not'be granted. -
Given under my handy lind seal; this oath day Of.
July in the year of.oar Lord ono thousand
eight hundred and sixtY-six, and in .the 9lstl
year of the Independence of the United States
of America. ~ 'lta a
W r. DBRfsoE, o,r.n.
July % 8 & si y so
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.This is the first Wringsf have found that
would stand the service required of it'll. P.
Huggin7, Iloveioy's IIotel. -.
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".This may certifghat have becn using at my man.
ufacure fr The last four years Vests Improved Pump
kept constantly at worE sthours Of each day. Except
Sundayr and has been running ur the past fwo years
pronounce them unhesantly The best pumps that have
been broght my notice, having uscd many other
previously. They s!npein their constructions and
noteasy disarrapged., ~.
Now York, Oct12, 1St3.z-,- JAS A.. WEBB"
We; ;hayeplenty moro such certificates, butthihF
these are enough. For Pumps, Hose, Pipe, DC,
&C., addresso or call Upon - :. -. 49,
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AfrsE, NJ. O., June seo, ,;1sss

sls'a =, -.HCAMnrIpog Nine, No JUNG
ID. Esr1 co.-Grnts: Thu Pump plsAicIr1 ordered
for our mine sicceyod and put 10 work in our undeJay
sliafS, WhiciEweafe snhln find tllat one man Will
with ease, m fny gaolis per mintA We lied In three
sures ventwelve feet and thirty feet decp and II was
full when we commenced. Hanswers our expectations
in every respcc. It vii! do great service With but lfng
expense for repairs. Yours, respectfully. *
- - sBURR HIGGINS"