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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-21

Our SrNAGoGrES To-nAY.-The usual
services will take place in the several Sy-
nagogucs this morning. At dusk this eve
ming will commence the solemn ceremonies
connected with the celebration of the
"Ninth of Ab,' referred to in the Dis
patch of yesterday. They will be con-
tinucd tomorrow at 6 4. NJ. and p. N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-21

The undersigned, In retiring from the nrm of
BRUCE BROTHERS, recommend 10 the pairo-
mage IL our friends, our successor, MT. y. u;
BRUCE. who will coptinue the ORHERf Anu
COMMISSION BU SIN EsS under his own name
JAMES W. BRUCE,
.r ."" 4. ii. BRUCE.
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Ei.OuR. FLOUR, FLOUR.
i, barrels welch's celebrated FAMILY
FLOUR,
100 barrels Bennett Creek EXTRA FLOUR,
~ barrels Montic icello SUPERFISE FLOUR,
''' ta!s by FRENCH Il CRESSHAW,
. Ff corner Ninth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-21

nISSuLUTION.-The firm OF BRUCE
~ BROTHERS IS this day dis .olyed by mu.
u a consent The name VI c. L. Bxu, viii. be
IL I.I i'm Iiuuidat,ou JAMES w BRUCE,
-7'70". c. l.. BRUCE,
A Al. BRI'CE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-21

10. o. F.-Roane Lodge, No. $50, /.
O. O. r., will meet tonight at Springfield
Hall at 8 o'clock,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-21
Richmond, July lst, 1860. JOHN boV

TIN, sHEET.IR0N AND COPPER WARE;
stoves Furnaces and Ranges. Plumbing. Gas ahd
and Material, Gas Chandeliers. Fixtures aud
SDsdes, >heet Lead, Lead and I'm pipc.. ps Ao",
CHINE" the cheapest simplest aud most dura"le
ever invented Cali and examine II IN opr, zion st
IRON.FRoST BUILDING, GONEkNok sihLbi'
iy lLdSwIm YALE, BOWEsS YALE.
nISSOLUTION OF CO-PA RTNEk-
l SHIP.-Thc frm Of LEE X cox IN THIS day
dissolved by mutual consent.
A. 5. LEE viii settle up the blsins,s Of tho
concern. Lib Wa
Richmond. July Il 1850. #"
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RICHMOND. July Il, 1899.

The undersigned will continue q 0ENsRAL
GROCERY aud COMMISSION BCSlN ksS at the
To see our ful mer patronn and he trade generally.
ly l9-Jtaw2w IHAhLES L. bRICE.
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HAY! HAYn HAYl!-TWO D
HUNDRED BALES No. ! TIMOTHY HAY for
'&so oy FRENCH & CRENSHAW,
3'-u corner Ninth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-21

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore
L existing between BR0ADDUS TALlAFEkko
IL this day dissolved by mutual consent. -,
The business carried an by the above arm VIII
he continued by me. STAIRS, hAND-kAIL!sus.
nv shop, OH Franklin street. opposite Aetropt litsn
Hall. will meet with prompt stlsnton nnrs
ap 1-u NJ v" bhoApooe'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-21

TI,HE CONCERN OF BELL, SHEP-
i HERD i co. was dissolved by limitation on
the ist day Of July, Mr.. A j. BELL withdrawing.
The style II the concern 10 future will DO 4. l..
SHEPHERD Co.
The new concern have this day sssoci ated With
them Mr.. A. O. TAI MAN, formerly with George
w. Atkinson. and lately OF Tslman Harris,
who will give strict personal attention to the sale
Of TOBACCO, WHEAT. &c, and who respectially
solicils consignments OF all country prodaes trom
the friends and patrons ~ the two late concerns.
A. l.. sHEPHERU CO.,
iv corner nf Eleventh and CA nal streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-21

EDLLOWAY'S PILLS. III o l. l. o.
IL Way ) OINTMENT. for sale at
WOODS PHARMACY,
Nl! FiftL and Marshall streets.
DAlNAI'S READY RELIEF Tor
IL ,tvat WoOp'> PHARMACY,
yH Firth and Marshall streets.
HENNul .bS'S PILLS for sale al
IL WOODS PHARMACY,
NL Fi.th and MARSHALL streets.
nR DtPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS,
1, Tor females, Tor ,aic at .,.
WOODS PHARMACY,
.E i Fifth and Marshall streets.
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=. X ADAMF,
JAMES L. RibDfcK
July II, 1893,

SAMUEL X. ADAMS, In retiring from the arm OF
Rogers, Adams x Co., avsfs himsstg.of this o ca.
.!ven h'm by the public, and ASKS h's friends TO
extend the same liberal "a ronage to hia susessors
ROGERS. RlDDlck i Co, who are rs.sred TO
fnrni,h goods At the lowest IT. arket rates.
SAMUEL X. ADAMS
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DIsSOLUTIONS.

II hlSSOLUrIOS.--The CO partnership
~ OF ROGERS, ADAMS & c.. has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. All parties indebted
70 the concern are requested to make immsdiste
payment Either partner is authorised 10 u-s the
name Of the ftm In the settlement of the business
w. II. ROE
y. e#s"s 4. K ADAAs.
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DISSOLUTIoN.-Thc firm OF c. ID.
~ YALE 4 co. is this day issolyed by limita'
ton Either member OF the lrn will sign Ia iiaui'
dalton.
All parties inda bed 10 US are earnestly requested
Ia settle their accounts and those 10 whom We are
indebted W i'll please present their claims.
~ G. u. YALE,
Richmond, July lst, 1860. JOHN BOWERS.
CO-PARTSERSHlP. The undersigned have
this day formed themselves into a co.partnership
under the name and style OF YALE, BOWERS
YALE, for the purpose Of carrying on the business
In all the various branches formerly conducted py
the la,s firm OF e. d. Yale Co., and respectfully
ak continuance Of the patronage 90 Literally be-
slowed on the late firm for 50 many year,
V,rv rc.pectfully {. ID. VALE,
'' JOHN BOWERS,
G.. b. YALE.
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DISSOLUTION.-T firm Of BRrDG-
~ FORD MYERS is this day dissolved by mu.
tr.l consent A. Y W Myers will use the name VI
th. firm in liauidatiun. u. b. BHiDGFURD,
A. M ERS,
WILLIAM MYERS.
d. b. BRIDGFORD in retiring from tho hrIh OF
Bridyfurd i Myers, rsc onule nds TO the patronage
of his friends bis successors, the frm oI VI hbS
& BROTHER. #..4
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MARINE FOUNDRY,

MI WATER STREET,
BELow lHE YORK RfvER pEPoT.
Having secured the services OF Mr.. WILti AN
L. cox TO superintend the business. 1 WIZ con.
iRnY AND BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
and will manufacture to order PLoW CAsTiNEs,
Particular attention paid TO JOB WORK. which
will be executed I'm the best manner and M tho
shortest notice. fly Is-sml a. =. LEs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-21

SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
POCKET CASES,
MEDICAL SADDLE-BAGS.
MEDICAL CHESTS, for saleh
JOHN w. RlSON,
e., Main and Third streets.
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Weldon railroads, for their considerate
! liberality in granting the members of the
Association free return tickets over their
respective roads.
The Convention then took recess until
O'clock.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP. The undersigned have is
dav lated tn emseves together under the ,iyl.
and iirm Of ROGERS, RlDDlGk & Co.. 70. the
purpose OF conducting the AUCTION ard CON-
Adams i Co Nos aud % Fifteenth street. be-
tween Main and Gary.
As sucCsssors Of the Arms OF Robinson, Adams
Go. and of Rogers, Adams & 10, they nope 20 con:
tinue To receive from the public the same liberal
patronage heretofore extended those other 1fIns.
- w II. ROGERS,
JAMES L. klDDiCK,
July IL, 1855. J.PENDLEToN RoGERs.
iy ly-lw
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ORANGE HOUSE,
~ AT ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
BALBOA DEPOT,
LYNCHBURG, VA,

DOARDING.-Miss BIDGOOD, south
ID sids Nam street. sscond door above esvcnSni
oan tafs { few more B0ARDRRS, With q rl.oSs'
lodging.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-12
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

Any person paying fifty cents into
the treasury, becomes member of the
Society and will be furnished with a
ticket admitting himself and all members
of his family except males, over fifteen
years of age; and emitting him to exhibit
as many articles and animals as he may
desires except horses two years old and
over, tor which he will be charged
twenty-five cents each: .
Members will give up their ticket
at the gate, and receive check which
will entitle them to their tickets again,
on retiring with view to return.
All persons not members will be charg
ed 25 cents for tickets of single admis
SION
Committees will be called the first day
at o'clock, Pm and on the second
at L A.. Nj.
All stock will be exhibited the first day
except Nos four and five of Class first,
The Secretary and Treasurer will be at
the Office at an early hour of each day,
for the purpose of selling tickets and
making entries. No stock will be admit
ted into the grounds until regularly
entered at the office. Doors will be
opened at o'clock, a. M.
Nc. entries will be made after II
o'clock on the second day; and it's very
desirable that all articles intended for
exhibition be entered on the first day..
The Hall will be closed between the
hours Of | and o'clock, on the second
day, and all persons excluded except the
Committees and such Of the managers
as have control Of that portion Of the ex-
hibiti'oh.
Persons applying for premiums on
| field crops must enter them during the
tair, and accompany their report to the
coMmittee with the certificate Of a sur
veyor who shall have chained the ground
and computed its contents and also
the certifcateof one or more disinterest-
ed persons who shall have seen the
grain measured. The grain in all cases
to be thrasbed or shelled before measur.
tnent.
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RIFLES AND REGULATIONS.

]. All competitors for premiums must enter
their names and place of residence with the re-
cording secretary, previous to ten o'clock on tho
day OF exhibition, Together with q description of
the articles or animals to be exhibited.
>. No horses or vehicles of any description will
be admitted inside the enclosure, except to COM
pete for premiums. ..... .
8. No persons will he allowed to cross the tract,
during the time of training of horses or .compe-
!. The several committees will report them
selves TO the chief marshal by ten o'clock on the
days OF exhibition of the respective articles.
p D. All persons who are stockholders, with their
families, and articles for exhibition, will be pass
ed agreeable to the decision of the managers
3. o. All stock cntGred for premiums must be re-
turned on the second day of the Fair, or forfeit
their premiums. An abundant supply of grain
and hay will be furnished on the ground to all
stock on exhibition.
7. The secretary and treasurer will be at the Of
flee at an early hour of each day the Fair, for the
purpose of selling tickets, sc, No stock Will be
admitted into the grounds until regularly entered
upon the books ut the Office. Doors viii open ut
0 O'Clock. Articles intended for exhibition will
be placed in the hands of the managers at the
opening and remain in their custody until the re-
port is read, the society becoming responsible for
their safe return to THE owners.
s. Persons applying for premiums on field
crops and best cultivated farms must enter them
with the secretary during the Fair and also file
with the secretary, prior to the meeting of the
committee, n certificate of u surveyor who shall
have chained the gronud, with ccrti tlca,c of one
or more disinterrsted persons who sball have seen
tne gram measured, winch snail IN every cuse DC
threshrd or sheled before measurement, Per-
sons applying for premiums on best cultivated
farms must state the number of acres contained
i'll said farm, number of acres in cultivation,
number Of acres in grass, &C., with manner and
style of cultivation, to be accompanied with cer-
tiiicntes of three or more disinteresied persons.
o. The committee on icl crops and best culti-
vated farms will meet in Jacksonville on the list
day of December, 1866. ,.,,t
10. Committees on stock will give special attcn-
ton TO the following points, viz: Symmetry, size,
carly maturity and general characteristics of the
breed; and they are expressly directed not TO
give encouragement to over-fed animals. They
are further directed to pass unnotccd all animals
or articles when the exhibitor attempts to use un-
due influence to procure favorable decisions; and
IN no case shall an article or animal deemed un-
worthy receive II premium.
II. Tho presence of the Ladies' is not only desi-
rabie and essential on the second day of the Fair,
but they are most cordially invited to attend on
the first
I. ~, An premiums awarded will he paid on the
last day oftho Fair ut the Office of the secretary.
ID. NJ. WALTON, President,
u. A. WHITE, Recording Sec'y,
ID w GRAY ('oIrpspOnl'r Spc'y.
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SIS NO. s-AGRICuLTURAL IMpLE.
CLASS NO. 0--CROPS.

Best and most wheat on contiguous acres ss 90
ga do 40 do 400
Best and most cane on contiguous acres.... 90
2d do DO do 3 90
Best and most clover seed on one acre. 90
Best and most timothy seed on one acre. - 90
Best potatoes, acre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
trst sweet potatoes, l-lO acre. ..,.......... 90
Best cultivated farm ......,............1O 10 90
ID DO 500
Committee-Peter Ullum, A IIincrman John
G Flcnniken, John Laughridgc, Samuel IIar-
yey. ..r..H.
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CLASS NO. 1l-PREsERvEs.

Committcc-Jamcs rurna, james Mexican,
Dnrbin, J II Eonkey, M V Moniger, James Gil
logly, j T. NcNay.
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CLASS NO. O.1s--FEMALE.EQ E.EQUESTRIANISM
Best female equestrian, fashionable winter
nat worth ''.''.'....1...,....... ....... 3 90
I'd do fashionable hat worth-,....... 3 90
Committee-Df Stephen Bachley, ] A j }uc-
hanan, u A White. '' tl
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LIST OF PREMIUMS TO BE
AWARDED BY THE GREENE
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL AND
MANUFACTURING SOCIETY.
AT CARMICHAELS. THURSDAY
AND FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4TH
AND 5TH, 1866.
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The committe on field crops will meet
on the first OF January, in Carmlchaels.
The committee on stock will give
special attention to the following points,
viz: l.r EIL.,
Symmetry, size, early maturity aud
general characteristics of the breed
They are expressly y directed not to give
encouragement to over ted animals.
They are further directed TO pass un
noticed all articles or animals when the
exhibitors attempts 10 use undue inhu-
ence to produce an unfavorabe decision.
No manufactured article having taken
premium twice IN succession, will be
permitted to compete for a premium.
The presence of the ladies is not only
desirable and essential on the second day,
but they are most cordially inyited to at.
tend on the first day of exhibition. i
Those wishing to improve their stock,
or compare their own with others, are
cordially invited to attend, under the as
surance that they will find greater vari-
ETY., and much more numerous collec-
ton OF fine stock, than can be found at
any similar exhibition. We cordially
invite all to come to our exhibition, un,
der the assurance that we win make eve,
ry effort for the comfort of visitors. u
All premiums awarded will be prompt
ly paid at the close OF the Fair. Any
premiums not called for within year,
are forfeited to the society, I
OFFICERS,
Capt n. Fl. CREE, Pres 2
ELIAS STONE.
W p,o. Hon. Isaac BURsoN,
" JONATHAN GARRARD
p" T,P Pollock.
DIRECTORS.
j. Gwynn, J. d. Flenniken, r. Dow,
I'm, David Shroyer, John Wiley, ] M.
Harper, VIM. Cree, Wm f. Flenniken,
Jacob Il. Ritchle. Joshua Gwynh, N. II. |
Biddle, ]. N Crago.
WM. HARTMAN, Treas.
II G. HoRNER,
J. p. MrcnENER,
Secre'arys.
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5--TROTTlNG. FACING AND WALKING
HORSES AND MARES.
DIV. NO. 0-ruorouan BRED.

DIV. No. G-THoRouGn BRED
Rest thorough bred stallion for all purposes sic 90
I'd do do 700
Pedigree of all horses ON exhibition in this di-
vision must be produced.
COMMUNICATIONS Hill, Morgan Bell, ST., and
ID w Gray.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-12

Best display Of southdown, Leicester or
oxiordshire ewes, M
Best iat sheep, 10 Ill number
9 do do "A
Jehu Jamson.
NO. 3. 3.---swEErsTAK8s.
Best buck w DIt 10 90
Bes. eve .Hti.tt, OO
In case the sweepstake premium be award
cd to either Bucks or Ewes in either of the
above classes, the first premium will be re-
funded to the Society ~
CoMMTTEE--Richard Hawkins, Stephen
Morton and Vnt. Parshal ,s.. "a
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-,
MANAGERS. . j
HIRAM SMITH. JOHN JENNINGS, A. A. STOUT,
JEFF. BtLLICK, j. J.K.LAUGHRIDGE j. A. GRAY,
ISAAC BOOHER, j q. DINSMoRE j. NJ. WHITE,
THOS. HUGHES, SAML. HARVEY, q. NlCELEY,
JESSE WELLs, EzEK1Et BRADEN, WM.sUPLER
September 8, ls6G-tf
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Thursday and Friday,
October 4ih and 9th, 1866.
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Best barrel Of tlonr ;...... s 90
Best sugar from Chin,se cane, 3ponnds... %
"a 40 10 10 %
Best quart molosscs from Chinese cane.... roo
"a 40 no 4r ... do 50
Best specimen money OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, on
Best sewing machine, .'.........,.......... 90
"a 90 .U.tt. 81
Beqt maple sugar, pounds. ,,.............. M
Bestmaplc moasses, one quart .......,...... so
Best apple inoasses, one quart, t,........, 80
Commitiee--StopheD Knight, Philip March, DIR
Stephen Blachlcy, Mrs A A Stout Mrs Jesse La.
zear, Mrs Morgan conscy, Mrs Kent, Mrs Nj A
COPYRIGHT, M ... .l ,.f.f..I., |...f .I.tI +.
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NOTICE is hereby given that MELTING 81
~ the STOCKHOLDERS a. the hEW YORK NAIL
sy LNsHIP COMPANY vii b. Convened 81 the ohcr Of
m. Conrsny No 10 Rarcay ~ tue Guy % View iors on
IHUKsbAf "a dy Of March nrri at oc'ocs in ~
& norpo,. 81 increasing the spa Of th- Company to Four
Millions Dolsrs and for the usnfaci0n OF oicT bnsa.s
which will De Submitted 70 them n ihsi mr.
JAMES A. RAihOR,
CALVIN BURR D!roctorA
W. 4. FROST,
GEORGE BELL.
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loABp OF BRoKERs-3l Pm.
SAruRpAY. Peb. 24-P. n

SATURDAY, Peb PAP. H.
Gold sold o. low as 1851 and closes at i|. The
exports Of the day were $''9,Oi5.
Government stocks are without essential change.
North Carolina and Missouri 6s were quite active,
md the latter Ii per cent cheaper. The mfscella-
seou. shares were tteady Atlantic Mail sold at
l1;, and Pacific Mail quoted 22s20j. Railway
shsres opened lower and were sold quite freely. At
AAe public Board the market WIS higher upon time
AusiDess, but there was no Opposition 70 buy for
cash In large amounts. At the second Board Erie
and New-York Central were firm and the rcst Of
che list weak, closing e. follows; Ene, SIT New.
York Central, sli; Michigan Southern, So; Cieve-
And and Patsburg, ~; North Western, NtSNi;
Preferred. s4l; Rock Island, iO3io lO2i; Fort
Wayne, g2i eS2i; Reading, 100; Cumberland, ~.
Money has been active at per cent call, with
xold interest in numerous csses. The drain for
rency TO pay for gold has obliged some banks over.
Ioeded with speculative accounts, TO contract
steadily. The supply Of currency lie not 50 abun-
dant a. many suppose and in the absences OF any
legislation increasing the power Of the Secretary OF
the Treasury 70 diminish IL. will not DO abundant
enough 10 make cheap money market. The Ma
tional currency has reached its maximum, and the
weekly report of tho issue Of currency "a only sub
stitution OF National for State bank issucs. The
compound notes, which, when first Issued, were
circulating money, have, by the accumulation Of
Interest. lost the power Of new currency, and low
employ capital. The currency thus put out Of cir.
culation Is $3.50 600 eo0 an amount sufficient to e1
plain The scarcity Of currency, when sudden calls
are made by selling a few millions OF gold. In
Commercial paper no change. Best names pass Al
ze7i per cent, good at SOC, and long list at 100
Is per cent. AT the close Of the day call loans were
quoted moderately abuudaat Of pei oeat'
. In exchange nothing doing. The nominal rat
Dor best 50 days sterling is 1881. For COMPOUND
notes the following rates paid; june 1884, io7i
July, 1854 i06ii August, 1864, ioG; October, 1864
tG5; Decembes, 1864, 1874; August. 1865, i0iii
September, 1856. i0l October. 1866, 1905.
The business of the Snb-Tressury was: Receipts,
SAX, s25 4i--fOr Customs, $7S3,ooo; Payments
$500 65 e6; Balance, tto7 ,0SJ, Ole ~; Cold
notes, $s5s,Ooe.
The organization OF the National Bankers Ex
press Company ia progressing With all despatch
The Executive Committee will make calls for Gv,
Der cent on the first day Of April and five per cent
ON the first dsy Of June, and are authorized to cal
ten per cent more should Il be deemed necessary
The line from New-York and Boston TO Chicsg'
yin be Hrst opened-i,is believed shout tho first
April.
The total imports at Eev.yora for 'hs wsei
ssmpsrs . follows
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ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS

I'VE PRESENT 10 the public the first end
w onIy BRICK MACHINE ever invented " hiod naoi..
PZhyscr Pazsssp PRICK from clay woo; ossck
chick and 80 .fnp!o ~ IT. contraction a. 20 reonpend to
general use substitute any srd eli brek sscnnes
known 20 The country
II make, freS smooth perfect. AMI uniform in sre aud
quality; cheaper than mud brick Nc made snd
superior 70 Philadelphia pressed bA ever offered in
niaTte,-
Tho Machines nnado with from 10 ei; p,ods and
will cost frCui $40 10 900 TwoboTc power vii run
two roo,ds and 6ve horse power will run sigt uolda
Oise mold viii turn 1000 bks IL /! hours. and est
mods 81. 00O
The birch thus nsde myervors rnoufe snd cop,e
oyentiy sec uro from toe sc<iou OF frost.
They arr ready Tor bUsag when discharged fpu the ma
clne-reanre bsad!ng dryirs--ani may b. inanc.
stely subjroted 20 any degree OF heat
this Of manuacture the air and roi..rr arr
peed tho clay by Of peoysor which enter tho
mold whom nned and suddenly wrhdrawu a. the brick
receives Us hnsl PRESSURE consequently EVERY BRICK
BURNS PERFECTLY. WITHOUT CRACKING CUECK.
INC or WARP1NG. and EVERY BRICK L. PEKFPCT
WHEN 1T COMES FROM THE KILN
Tbs Machine now In operation In Jersey City whsss
can be
osy necessary os practical b1sine.s neu 10 80 ,hs
Machine In opsrstion and examine its prodaat % b. con
WINGED that 10 destined 10 work entire rvvoutoo b the
manufacture Of Brek lffL u r....'.- 800
". eavr 70. SALE, Rshs Of s,s..' ccuntiss Cities .ad
TOWN. upon As0ashIs serna MschiDes furnished 10 orjey
Z. WOODRUfr, PresiSeat
L CORkI5H, TrsssuscE
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W quito numinoIy 1t l0iTioio. for af 80
Zee for Porto Rico and 100 boxes Havana at preet
not made public. the buik Of the stock now %lns
received Is composed Of wet and poorly eur'o n.s'
AID prices in show most depression on 'ns
how rrades ,,..,
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,sles If lO5 ties. and 50 90 n nt lsc 49,,
SREDS--The marke, for Clover seed IL quiet epu
prices are hcav, ut Oa2c 1imoty Seed Is N iaiI
demand and steady at o. 5oaH. Rough Flax SEED =
dull ri O. 500 81 90 Calcutta Linecd n ID ia'r "'
msnd at o. 35as3 80, in Boston and ~ - here Al,
TALLOW-rbe demand "a only moder1te ana iht
market is nenvv: sales Of 1900 % at llsoil 'o'
Western. and ~ a lie. for Cny.
are better sales Of 81 bbs. Western OF ~ 20 Cash
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Statement for the week ending Saturday Feb "a; ~
cara Cattle, l6 d.. Hogs, "a do. Sheep 40. ho'se''
Total FOR tue week, o. cars
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