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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-16
By TeloS1saph.
NcNxs Items.

WASHINGTON. June 15.-Tbe Senate III
nance Committee has decided to fix the tax
on cotton ut two cents per pound. 1t is
probable the two houses will compromise
on ti,ree cents. The general principles of
the Heus hi! are not altered.
The Republicans Of Rev Hampshire
have nominated james w. Patterson, the
present Congressman. for United States
Senator.
tanned for the safety Of the clipper ship
Monarch Of the Seas, now forty days over
:lue from Liverpool. She sailed from that
- 4,rt March 20, with 700 passengers.
Another death is reported from cholera
OH Cherry street, and tw;: mere cases not
at quarantine.
1t is denied that rindcrpest affects tho
cattle here. The Special Milk Inspector
says it is the common swill disease.
Rnmors Of the assassination of Judge
Underwood startled the city to-day. 1t
The trial of Paymaster Paulding was
concluded to-day. 1t was shown thai he
disbursed over S140, 0O0, 900 in tho Depart
meut of Washington, and large sums in
the South. Nothing was ever alleged
against his official acts uutil his deposits
Bank just before the failure here, when he
was arraigned for violation of orders. None
of the evidsuce showed corrupt motives.
The finding of the court martial has been
sent to the President.
New YORK, June 15.-S. L. Morton, of
Montgomery, and A. II. Coulds late of tho
Confederate army, and representing them
selves as agents of Santa Auna in April,
purchased the steamer Agnes, for 800 900
in gold, from WI Taylor & Co., Of Phila-
delphia, to be paid on delivery of the ves-
sci at st. Thomas. The purchase is rcpu-
dated by the General, aud the owners of
the vessel returned to this country and
put the purchasers on bond to fulfil the
terms of the contract. They failed, how
ever, and We're, yesterday, arrested on a
warrant and committed to Jail. in default
Of bail in $4,000 each
The customs receipts Mt the four princi-
pal ports, for tho week ending the 9th,
were 3,250, 900; upwards of 81 900. 600 Of
this was at New York
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No Advance.

ntR weekly -hY,n-nt Of GOODS ia.
~ arrived, and prices are attractive 10
nuNers. We E'entIrn below :. !cw leading
articles. includns some NOTIONS whicl.
nave been much inquired l"r and ar. nov
10 hc i!ad
BROWN LINEN DRILL
WHITE
BROWN plTh
WHITE
Scotch Tweel.s
Fancy Cas- ;m,:c~.
Back Aipacas ali prices
Damask Tat!r Cloths
l2-i Linen Shooting extra chtsr.
6-4 l.lloH: Casing
Jaconet EdSing and Inserting.
Swiss Edg!ng and Inserting.
Null EdS!nS and Inserting
Linen EdgirS and Inserting, new. pretty
and cheap.
Linen Collars and Sets, late s;vl.s.
Black Grape Collars Plain and Beaded.
White Illusion and Lace Fans. very
popular
Black Illusion and Lace Faas vrr,
popular.
REAL NAI.ENClENNfS LACE. ii all
widths.
Patent Na!enclcnues Lace. al! w..itss
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Life of Frederick the Great.

AAEt BY CARLISLE. now complet,
Mayhem.
Letters Of Life, by Mrs. Sisournev.
The Trial by author of Heir of Ecdclin,.
Noble Life, by author Of John Halifax.
Wives and Daughters, by Mrs. Gaakeli.
tyclopcdia of Business and Commerce,
-. lne, lot-e, by Kirkland il. ru!s
thnt PhySiology Of Man-2 vols.
Diary Of Kitty Trevy!yan, q Story of N
Times of Whitfield sn,! ;h.. Wc,!avs.
Chronicles of Schoabcrg Gotta Family hy
same author
"anderings over Bible Lands, bv same
author. For sale at
NcCARTFR'S BOOKSTORE.
iuhc 10 Opposite Law Range
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GLAD OF IT.-One of the members
OF Congress elect from Mississippi,
the Hon. A. M. West, is now in
Washington for the purpose of OBJ
tanning q number of colored laborers
to work ON the Mississippi Central
Railroad. He visited the Freedmen's
Bureau, but was unable to obtain
them, the Commissioner informing
him that the power to send freedmen
South had been taken away from the
Bureau. The President is said to be
opposed to any more of them being
transported South, holding the opin-
ION that there are plenty of them
now to meet all demands.
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THE FEN1ANs AND New YORK CRY
PoLTTICs. THE New York Herald
says the political organs of that city
have oil made great mistake about
the Fenians. The Democratic papers
have abused them and Republican
papers have abused them. But the
Fenians are by no means dead, and
it is not improbable that they will
hold the city politicians rigidly ac-
countable at the next election. There
is plenty of time to organize Fenian
party during the summer and to run
q Fenian ticket independent of all po-
litical parties. Should this be done,
as it probably will be, under the lead
ership of Fernando and Benjamin
Wood, the regular machines will be
very badly smashed. A Fenian ticket
would be supported, not only by the
Fenians, but by all sympathisars with
Fenianism, who rather outnumber
the Fenians themselves. Thus the
political leaders may be left without
corporals guard, and the green
banner may float in triumph over the
City Hall
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Congressional.

WAsHINGToN, June 15--In the Senate. the
President returned the bill Incorporating
the New York and Montana lron and Min
ing Company, with his objections. The
President thinks the bill gives monopoly
t" corporation OF unknown corporators,
20 the detriment of settlers who have
rights to claims of land under the home
stead law.
In the House, committee was ap-
pointed to investigate the facts OF Ros-
scaus assault on Grinnell, and to report
the same, with resolution lookin4; to the
>indication OF the dignity of the House,
and tho protection of the members o.; tlse
House.
Mr.. Bingham submitted concurrent re-
.oiutions, requesting the President to in-
form forthwith the Governors of the States
Of the passage by Congress of the proposed
constitutional amendment, 80 that the Lc-
gisiatures may act on it at once. This
being objected to, remarks followed, which
led to q decision by the Speaker that joint
resolutions did not have to be submitted
I" the President for his signature.
After some debate on the special order
bill restoring the Southern States to po-
htical privileges tho House Adjourned
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Gen. Wigfall, Confederate Sena-
tor from Texas, is in London, and is
about starting out 10 lecture on the
negro. beginning in tho jungles Of
Africa and concluding with review
of his present position in America
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An OrlNInH. .- Tie Nlaion arali

An OrIHI"H. Tie Nnion aralical
paper of the deepest dyc--says that,
Judging from the charge delivered
by Judge Underwood to the Grand
jury i'll Richmond the other day :.
violent, nnbecom!ng haranguc the
trial OF Jefferson Davis. if it took
place before him, would neither shed
much light on the law OF treason nor
have much moral weight with the
pnhlc
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- So far as We have seen, the charge
of Judge Underwood has not found
one defender, even III the Republican
press and 1t is condemned by the
Leading organ Of the radicals tho
Tribune.
Strawberries are just coming into
season, III New York city. The Times
says New York eats S7.4no wortl; as
Strawberries every day.
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Sales.
BY Durbec r. Walter

BY Durbec & Walter.
T. Will sell. at our mart. THIS fSatn.day
~, MOhNING juno 16 at ~ o'c!o.k
1he following articles: Bcdstrads 81.
ieaus, Wa-hstands, Cribs. Se.tees. Anl...
T3stas' Tas,as 81, chairs Gard Ia ,leS, pin
ing, Fancy Articles, Piano. &c. .1,nc IS
200 Bores Hnrano Sugcr, Cuoo ~,
frr"ch f; 8drh "A.g" G,.d,'dien"e, iron,
nucd"d-HH ofder Of Captain Crr
S'""re HJou, Must., Of said ressel.
BY ]. A. ENSLOW & co.
On TUESDAY, 18th Jun, will be sold Al,
tle New custom House, corner East Bay
and Market streets. Charleston s q %,
IL O'Clock, A. NJ,
Tho CARGO of the French bark. s.Ano.
GUAR @6uardlenne, from Havana. COMPRISING
2,3oo BONES HAVANA SUGAR. good
to prime refining quality June -.
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4 YELL FOR THE NEGRO. At a re-
cent meeting of the citizens of Pine
Bluff County, Arkansas, Gen. Yell
offered resolutions declaring that
they wished to be relieved from NOR
bid feelings and insane ideas; that
States have no right to secede; that
the negroes should be allowed all
civil rights; that stay law should be
passed; that immigration should be
favored.
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New YORK, June 15-Cotton steady. at
39@42c. Gold 49A. Sterling dull at ~
sight. Texas wool 20Ge2Sc
P. M.-Cotton steady and unchanged,
with sales of 1000 bales Rice steady. Su-
gar steady; Muscovado, 10AM1l cents.
Gold, 4S5
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NASHVILLE, June T.. We were pleased
I" note decided Improvement n the cot
to:i market on Yesterday, Will. liberal
l;;-ilicsS With ti,. small balance on h.nI
ana I'll" unfa~orahie prospect for this Year 3
crop, II ~ likely TO continue in demand at
present or advanced iSurcs, unless checked
ny future warlikc disturbances in Europe
h" sales on yesterday ranged from @oHt33
cents, according to tlualirv.
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y convention of Texas planters
was held in Austin last week, to or
ganize a joint stock company, with
a capital of 1000, 900, having for its
object the importation of labor and
the sale of Texas lands to immigrants.
The company has been fully organ
ized, and only awaits the sanction of
the Legislature and the granting OF
the requisite subsidies, to go into
operation.
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City Fire Department.

a. THE Members of the City Fire
- Department are hereby ordered
aAS<>to assemble FOR PAEADE. at
IEKNooN, at half-past O'Clock. Bv
order of the President:
JXnc l6 l c. +. HARRISON. Scc'v
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SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF CHARLESTON, JUNE L.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
British bark lockwood I,iyernooI
WENT To SEA YESTERDAY
oteamslhp Moncka, Marshman, n. York
TIP FOR CHARLEsToN.
Schr. j. L. Williams, at Phila. June 12
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Co,,MEItciAL AND FINANCIAL.

Ar"uSlA. June H. ihc cotton n,arko t
Maa ullct to-day. iricc, range from :S0NI
3'c. Brokers huyinS gold =! l4oHrla2. ana
selling Il; lI2TfliJ
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NiN' 'lN"Ali. June 2.-riour dun. AZ
:"1t3.5o tor superiine Corn steady. a,
GlGGG2t. oats dull, at i6llisc. rye. 9oHi
81 "h!Sk key. 2oc., IN bond, and -. 23 duty
PAID. Mess pork, $3l.;H. -'.uuidars. IN:
-!dcs. l6i: and clear side la Lard. 81!
held at -. Gold al.
CHARLESTON, June 15.--Tl4c sales OF cot;
ton for the Week have generally been 1t
In!l anI advancing prices. On FRIDAY t,le
A:h INST, the cotton market here was firm.
VITA an improving tendency. the. sales Of
ne DAY b''InS about l:'0 bales on the basis
rf :'->, .}3c. per pound 10: mi!d.uy. On
saturday, the market was firm, al the prices
Ct ,!lt daE before, the transactions anouut-
'i% t" 10 bales. ON Mont!p = there wa, al!
advance OF two to ,hrr. cents per pOnud
some 1oor Sc bales being sold on Tuc--
DAY The market was quiet. with sales OF
some ~ bales. On Wednesday, the market
was active, about 80 bales changing hands,
Al an Improvement, III some cases, of about
lc. per pound, the sales being based on
quotations ranging from b 10 iSc Yester-
GAY ''a." 81 bales were sold. IN most cases.
al the prices o: the previous day but, in
SOM is; lDc.+. tE market WAS IT, lower
n"r' na' t'c. n some transactions IN the
ti'.cr @ra,cs o: H-a Islands. .!urins tn,
wceh. j ,!l.25 per pound
"''r'To< STATEMENT.
$. ri. IRA
S:"eA OH hand Sept. I, l>fj 3G2 1910
receipts from Scp.. l. 1865, t.
Jnn' 6, lo6G l2n' 9l.277 !
Receipts from June . to June
l' 1865. .;;5s
Total receipis ....... 1853 o, .2+5
Erpo'1S. 5. ~. Ip'd
Exports from Sept
|, 1860, to June
!, 1866. 5.l2o oo,isj
From June 5 to
Jan" H. 1865 2J5 l.16S
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Bacon, Shoulders and Hams
IN STORE.
TX HHDS. SIDES, to arrive are ofters,
1eC low, by the hld, bv
June lG FISHER IL IOWRAStE
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Water Pipes Laid and Repaired.
HNHE undersigned would inform h.
Il friends and the public generally. tia,
nc ne Is prepared to LAY OR REPAII;
WATER PIPES in this city. Orders Iaf,
at Nh VIM; Sloans store, Plain street. or
from boundary, will b. strictly ATTENDED ~
'uns 10 - JOS. a. c. GRCYER
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Nqw Orleans 9ailp Grescent.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1866.
Mobile Etems.

FIGHT Down THE BAY.-Four Men Shot-One
Not Expected to LiUe-On Saturday night about
midnight, Noblock's was the scene Of quite an
exciting skirmish, which resulted in the shooting
of four men, one of whom is momentarily expect
ed to die. There are several stories ahoat as to
the cause etc, of the fight, but as no judicial in
yestigation has taken place, and all these sto-
ries are conflicting, we are unable to give our
readers a clear statement. The story we have
the most confidence in is the folOwing s3
A party of both sexes was enjoying an extern
pOrized ball at Noblock's, when three young men
rode up who had gone down the bay to meet
fishing party They asked, when they stopped,
whether the party was q private or public one,
and were informed that it was neither and were
told that they might go in. They declined, how
ever, one of them stating that he did not wish to
disturb the party. A man, who seems to have
been one of the dancers, came ont and said that
he could whip anybody who wished to break up
One OF the corners replied that he did not wish
to break up the party, but that he did not thlak
that he could be whipped. A fight ensued, in
which one Of the new corners was knocked down
and kicked in the face. This put an end to the
quarrel for some time, but was afterwards re-
newed, and the new corners were treated TO
heavy discharge of pistols. Two OF them were
slightly wounded. A policeman was shot IN 2he
shoulder, and painter, named Michael GOHghan,
who was merely looking on, was shot in the
bowels. He was conveyed to his residence at
Washington Hall, on Government street, and has
apparently but very shortlease OF iite.-l Hines.
FIGHT ON DAuPHIN STREEr.-Late on Saturday
night a fight that at first threatened to become
serious, occurred between some soldiers and cti-
zens. 1t was caused, we learn, by soldier re-
marking as he was passing crowd of young men,
that he could whip any gray coat on the street,
BriCkbats commenced flying in all directions, and
the soldiers discharged their revolvers very freely
We did not hear that anybody was hit, with the
exception of some of the soldiers, who received
some ugly bruises fromsbrickbats.-tIb
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FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
A NEW AND GREAT EPOCFT m MEDT.
~ GINE-nr MagGtsl fnnndar of o rau. a.aalaa

A NEW AND GREAT EPOCH I'M MEDI-
IA CIEE,-Dr. Maggiel is the founder of new Medca
system The quRntaans whose vast internal doses enfeeb
the stomach parayEe the bowels give precedence
the who health appetite with from one To
two of his extraordinary Pills. and ths most viruen
sores with box Of his wonderful and aheang Salye
These two specifics Of the Doctors fast supecedn
all the stereoyped nosums of the day. Extraordinary cure
by Magg Pills and SEve opened the eyes of the pub
lie to the necency of the called remedies of Others and
upon which people have long bndy depended Magges
Falls are not Of the class that swallowed by Dozen and
of which every box full taken absolute necessity for
another One or two of Magges Pills suffice place the
bowels in perfect order tone the stomach appetite
and render the spirits light and baoyan 70 gripping
and reaction in the form of constipation If the liver
affected its functions restored; the nervous system
is feeble it is nvgoated This quality makes the Med
cnes very desirable for the delicate females Ulcer
and ernpve diseases literally extngushed by the dis
infectant Of Msggies salVe Ia fact is here an
nounced that
MaggIeps Bilious, DispeptIe and Diarrhea
l52i - 500 pills
Cure where all others fail. While for Burns scalds Chill
bains Cuts and all abrasons the skin Msggers savs
rall6le Sold by Maggiel II Pins street, New York. an
all druggists, at rs cents per box.
BARNES, WARD CO.,
Agents, New Orleans.
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NIT. ST.. BENEDICT.s ACADEMY,
FoRNERLY CEDAR GRoyEj
Portland, Kentucky.

The new session of this ACADEMY Young Ladies' will open
the first Monday of September The institution in which
are taught all the branches of thorough education
Quoted by the Sisters of the Loretto institute The buildings
delightfully."- and retredy of he Ohio
river in the suburbs Of Louisville, which city has con
slant access by the Portland Street Railway
The charges per of five months for board and tut
ton from 800 500 ACCORDING the branches Taught
Extra charges are madetor MuscVoca and the Harp
Piano and GnitRrDancfng, Drawing and Painting and tor
French Lessons and Ornamental Needlework.
REFEREscEsRt Rev Bishop Layals and the clergy
of the city Messrs. Peters Webb Co. Webb lowering
r. R. seyn Gain, Louisville; Paul Vier, D. McCullocH
and L. Ruth Portland; JJ A. Smith j. B. Winstandey
j. Mcmahon, New Albany, Ind.
Forrther particulars apply in person or by letter to the
Mother Superior, Mt st Bsnedicts Academy Portland XIV
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Gen. Benedek has informed his subordinates
mat he IS to be addressed in all communities as
:, his ex9ellency the field marshal commander of
the army, without any unnecessary titles or
high.soundiqg phrases. His idea Of simplicity is
somewhat elabnrata -. -. -
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EDuCATIoNAL.

NAZARETH ACADEMY, NEAR BARDs
IN TOWN. RY.This institution, favorabIy known to
the people Of the valley Of the Mississippi begins rs Fifty
second session MONDAY Sd Of September Persons wish
ing TO obtain prospectus particular information in
regard to the Academy, may DO 50 hy applying 70
JOHN w. HARDIE, Agent
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A new and singular source of magnetic iron
has been discovered. 1t appears that the shavinga
of iron and steel, and especially the long spirals
produced in turning iron on the laths, are highly
magnetic, especially in the case of soft iron.
This magnetism is permanent and 3fr. Greiss, the
dlscoverer, has observed that the south pole ia
always at the end which is first touched by the
tool.
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A Cincinnati company, with capital of $780,
goo, proposes to establish mammoth garden and
furnish vegetables at one half the present prices
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r ,AvENDER's COLLEGE
N. E CORNER EAxp1Rr AND BrEsvrLIr

: n. z. UORNEK KA3PAKI And BIENYILBE. :
Mr. LAVENDER respectfully to his friends and
the public that the repairs in the College being completed
he shall be obliged postpone the reopnng of the Glasses
and the admission of Boarders WEDNESDAY the 9Th
September.
Parents are invited to inspect the well ventilated elias,
Rooms and Dormitories
For tera and Prospectus apply at College from 10
/ P. NJ and from to 5p.eM. ...a
CT. CHARLES INsTITUTE-
oARD1NG AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
1O4 Bourbon Street,
Opposite the Opera House.
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FFHE SECOND ANNUAL SESSION
Il Or THE
SELECT GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS
In charge of the undersigned and competent
be opened at NJ MONDAY September 3D. 1866 in thu
Basement Of the Church. opposite Coliseum Place the
of Camp and Terpsichoe
schore street R. NJ. LUSHER, Principal
For other particulars apply the School or BY
letter to the Principal, per Postoffce box 472.
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EDUCATIONAL.
TO the IsraelItea Of Louisiana.

Mrs HENRY sIM0Ns having been requested by man,
Of her Southern and Western friends ghose children fey
been educated at the Insttute make ScRoo
announces TO them that she receives pupils from the
seven TO sixteen The pupils acquire English
German and Hebrew Languages thoroughly Music an
Singing taught by able professors Sewing Ernbroder
made especiai instruction Dancing and ynnastc exef
cse5 talght dnrng the winter The pupils atendn
the institute will find it home in every respect ever
care viii be taken With their and religious training
Rupl5 can enter the Institute at any time.
For Circulars apply as above
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TINE SECOND ANNUAL SESSION
TTFHE SECOND ANNUAL SESSION
OF
ALBERT LYONS SCHOOL
VIII Begin ON "wednesday, Sept. 6, 1866.

Catalogues general information may be obtained of
Robert Pitkn ESQ., 10 and 5 Camp street New Orleans
by addressing Jos G. Robert Registrar Albert Lyons School,
Chaswa Pike County Mississippi via New Orleans and
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Nine Mace begs that her Institute will open
for the session of 1861 MONDAY September 3d. 1866
when she hopes that prompt of her pupils in
dspensable their reapng the full advantages Of the lectures
and instructions designed for them.
The advantages by the Institute for the acquisition
Of proficient acquaintance with both the French and English
Languages we'll known, and Nine. Mace has neglected
nothing that heretofore the most accomplished
Preceptors in the various branches of knowledge
Prospectuses may be procured at the Institute 0 Bourbon
street, opposite the Opera House.
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"1ans'' Patent Set and Feed works.

tWe respectfully call attention to tIMPRoFED
PATENT SET AND FEED WORKS." some of the particu
lar advantages claimed therefor being as follows
1stThe instantaneous and unerrngy certain "se" Of the
log by the attendngthe Saw with single motion of the
hand under device at simple effective and in
wise subject to breasge deangeenthe log of whatever
LENGTH being set at both edB AZ and the same instant Of
time by the Sawyer above stated; and unerrng uni
2dThe saving secured not only in the number Of hands
employed about the mill but Of that which is of
more Importance towt: in the w0rking time of the mill
sufficiently illustrated perhaps when is stated that in the
setng tme usually required by other mills able
run bRck' "set, and cut another plank Thus
minue accounted for in part by the fact that the Saw is al
increasingly engaged he runbackr time excepted In
actual work from the moment the stock Is in place until 1t B
entirely converted into umbefl
3dThe peculiar arrangement of the feed Works, y
whereby the sp and wear and tear always incident to
the usual belt arrangement Is avoided and in lieu nstan
taneous Barting and "stoppingh unfalingly effected
gether with Its combinations of See Saw MRndrel Rabbit
Metal selfOing and Self Adjusting Boxes the frequent
casEon supports the carriage for the log and the unusual
beauty Of psh among the other features which psrcu
larly characterize MIL and which for the unf
ing admiration of the practical. l.
Mill all that required all that asked any instance
TO insure preference namely: AN examination before pur
chase esaWhoresn TO- + - = }-.-.. h.
rWfNTER CO.,
General Commission Merchants No. Broadway Now York
Ha-N. B.-"hANE'S PATENT SET W0RRS''i applied
2TTi MONROE REDDINGTON,
Agents for the above MIL,
.Le fs.2 ~ Ne. So Garondelat street.