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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-08

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-08

! albert Tinf,
Sen. Cup. 8. u. 9f. q. 81.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-08

Cc9tIIeu'
Ser beIgii9e Nfinilter oes Sn>'
nern, Serr neutrality-suspicious., bat Der
stpeitefi Sanmer einen Bertht iiber
Sen 8ultano oes Glementar llnters
riGts in 8elsien Ell tattet, ipeIdber cine
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itatigt.
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geIDmittel betrugen i'm Sabre 1843
bic Gumme bon 1851, 600 6rS., ou.
aeaen i'm Sabre 1864 bereits 10,942,s
600 sSrs. un6 peroen 1867 tpabrI9eins
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600 6rS. uno 1854 4 ,947, 900 Srancs,
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8Hreaur unb OieS9ul9elber aufbra@s
ten. Sic 8eitrdge Ser @robinsen
babeh fi6 in berielben Belt bon 210,s
600 Srs. auf ,043, 900 Sraues erbo<
ben ilno Der Staats Budget bon 465,
600 SSres. anf 100000. Mud bic
@ebdlter Ser 9ebrer iinb berieIben Belt
be6euten6 berbenert iporoen; 1916 CAB
es in Bel9iei 2305 @emeitl6e G1ul@
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bon peniqer ais 900 Srs. be3ogen.
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1910, bon benen 1917 elm @ebalt unter
700 sSrs. besieben, 291. utiter 500 uub
1876 nnter 900 Srs.; unter 600 6rs.
fino nur nod 50 2ebrer ialarirt. Die
Sur6 fdnitts iumme bes @ebaItes bon
fdrnmtli6en 2ebrern bes Sonigreids
betrug 1843 448 Srs., am Gnoe 1866
aber ], O96 Srs.
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nnr 1874 @emeinoes S9unebrerinnen,
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er6ieIteu nur 81 sberieIben r,ebr als
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ben 121 1lnterlebrerinnett elm @ebaIt
unter 600 SrS., oie iibri9en 2ebrerins
men mebr. } 3 .ssSa
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| felt benz Iekten Sabre 2,300, cog Srs.
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gemeinber uno Bropinsen iperoen bies
fem 8pe6c etiua q bis 8 Miuionen gu,
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tionen fir bic 2ebrer baben iid ebens
fals geifeisert. 1S49 ipnrben 4 Qebrer
nit benz 2eopol6 Srben Oecorirt, 1858
ua6 1859 neun unb feitbem elf. 9fe>
inunerationen on Selb finb i'm Sabre
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ben in BIdern 118 uno ebrenbafte
grtpdbnueen 1852. Die 3abl Der Sc
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Sabre 1865 3400. sii1 ,ss8
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BaYOnet and Sabre WOunds-A ChIVaIrIc
Act OF Roger A. Pryor.

To The Editor of the Ptttsburg COmmercial:-
There is statement going the rounds of the
newspapers giving the number of bayonet and
sabre wounds received by Union soldiers during
the late Rebellion. This statement, of course,
has emanated from the Surgeon General office
and is no doubt correct, as far as his official
records show, as furnished by regmental
brigade, division, and corps surgeons were cou-
cerned. But, alas there were may bayonet
thrusts given to our men that were never re-
corded in the Surpeon-G Generals Office Who
that has travelled over the sanguinary fields
OF slaughter from Mechanicsville to NAL
veTn Hill, has not seen the stripped
bodies of our men, stabbed. wantonly stabbed,
by the passing Rebel soldiery? or the cash of
some chivalric Rebel officers virgin sword in
the fair skin of his dead enemy? l have seen
all this, and much more. But there are tloo
bayonet wounds which I fear have never been
included in the list, and which / now wish to
make public-two mortal bayonet wounds,
given by Roger A. Pryor on the second battle
held OF Bull Run. We will take the Rebel Gene.
raIs statement OF the case, as related to DR..
armstrong and myself, at the house of Mr.. Van
Pelt, then used as hospital for our wounded.
II is as follows:-'T was taken prisoners by the
Union forces, and after delivering my sword and
giving my word not to attempt to escape, was
conducted to the rear, OF rather given in charge
OF TWO young soldiers, mere youths, belonging
to some Eastern Tegiment; was supposed to be
conducted by them TO the rear, but everything
sauntered along / kept up a brisk con-
versation with them, and soon gained
their confidence so much that they relaxed
their care over me, and permitted me to
trudge along as best suited the convenience of
the uneven ground; this was what wanted, for
had determined to escape if possible, and the
opportunity soon appeared. ] had aseertained
from the youths that their muskets were not
loaded; we were chatting very pleasantly, when
suddenly picked up rifle with fixed bayonet
(hundreds lay over the held), and before my
guard was aware of my Intention, ran one
through the body, who seemed to expire in
stantly, and the other, Doctor (ponting to my
patient who lay before him on the foor), l ran
through the belly, and he'll die, too.n Whether
he died or not / never ascertained, as 1 was
ordered by my Division Surgeon, DR.. j. King,
to take charge of the wounded at Stone Store
on the battle field.
These facts were furnished 10 the President
and Secretary of War, at the time Pryor applied
for his pardon two years ago, and no attention
was paid to them. =. DoNNBLLY, Nj. d.
was then a prisoner. as we'll as other Union
Surgeons, within the Rebel lines attending to
wounded, E. ID.
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MEXICO.


Prince SRlm-Salm's LiberAtIon who
secured HIS Freedom - The Princess
SOinR TO Warrington santa Anna's
Property.
HAVANA, Nov 2s.-The Prince salm.s .salm,s
liberation was peremptorily ordered. It is
reported that he left at once, aVailinp himself
OF the fact that his official standing in the imDe-
rial army was recognized as that OF mere colonel
he was scared lest Juarez might repent and
change the order given in his behalf, He thinks
he owes his liberation to the Baron Won Magnus:
put 1t Is not so, as 1t was really due to Mr.. e. H.
Plumb, United States Minister and the Ameri-
can residents of the capital.
The Princess Salm-Salm, il is expected will
go to Washington. She has sailed for New
orleans. Santa Anna, before his sentence was
pronounced, made his last will and testament
declaring that his property amounted TO three
hundred thousand dollars, In which is included
the villa which he owns in st. Thomas.
No Quorum in Con Rress-EscObedO and
Dtaz Attending TO their Bustnesa-
Congress and the President.
Mexico CITY, Nov. 16.-As yet the Congress-
men elect are arriving slowly at the capital, and
there Is still no quorum to do business.
The Minister of the Treasury and the state
Governors are taking every measure to hurry
up the members 30 as to open the session on
the goth inst.
General Bscobedo has left the capital again
for the headquarters OF his military division in
the north.
General Por6rio Diaz remains quiet at Tehua.
can, his headquarters.
Government has decided to grant no more
railway grants, owing to the improper adyan-
tages that have been taken of the revenue and
fiscal privileges allowed to certain parties.
The President and Cabinet are Quietly await.
ing the assemblage of Congress to see how It
will show its hand. An attempt is being made
6y certain writers to name the opposition in
Congress the constltutionalists, and the minis.
terial party the nti-constitutionalsts
A heavy duty has been put upon foreign -four
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TO MY MOTHER.
BY EDGAR ALLAN POE

BY EDGAR ALLAN FOE.
Because feel that, in the heavens above.
The angels, whispering to one another.
Can md, among their burning terms of love,
None so devotional as that OF Mother"
Therefore, by that dear name l long have
called you
You who are more than mother unto me.
ana MI my heart of hearts, where Death
installed you
=, IN setting my Virginia's spirit free.
My mother-my own mother, who died early,
Was but the mother of myself but you
Are mother to the one / loved so dearly,
And thus are dearer than the mother knew,
by that infnity with which my wife
Was dearer to my soul than its soul-life.
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PRoPos SAILS IFoR WOOD.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,


WAsHINGToN, ID. O., Nov. I6, 1867 !
scared proposals trom responsible parties will be
received at this office until Y M on SATURDAY,
December for the delivery of 10000 three thousand
cords of well-seasoned, sound, and merchantable
size OF cord wood.
The contractor TO keep the weod on hand at con-
vtnient point, and deliver it-on orders from this
ofhce-a any place in the city, in:such quantities as
may from time To time be required
An inspector will be designated on the part of the
Government TO examine and measure the wood as
delivered, and such does conform TO the speci-
hcatiOns above will be rejected,
, The names OF two responsble persons signed, in
ther own hand To statement that they Will become
securities in case the contract is awarded to the
bidder must accompany each proposal.
BONDS in the sum OF ten thousand dollars signed by
himself ana both his surees Will be required OF the
successful bidder.
Payments for wood received will be made monthly
II funds. or as thereafter as funds furnished
for the purpose
The successful bidder must hold himself in readi-
ness to commence delivery on the 10Th December
next
All bids will be submitted to the Quartermaster-
General for instructions before awarding contract
Bidders will address proposals 10 the Undersigned
endOr ed proposals for Wood and invited 10 be
present at the opening of bids.
By order OF the Quartermaster General
]. O. McFERRAN,
Deputy Quartermaster-G General,
ii l9ts Bvt. Brig. Gen. u. s. Army.
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PROPOSALS
Fl EADQUARTERsD DEPOT OF rue PLATTE,

n EAOQUAhTEhb DEPOT OF TUE PLATTE,
IL CHIEF QUARTERhAsrKR's oFFIoE, [
PROPOSALS FSk SsG &z EqysPSRE e FT
Sea ed PoLosals will be received this office until
ior x M e., on IHuRsDAY she "a day q January lses
the yesr con mencing April l. 1893 and ending March
such other points as may be pon or
he year ON the Omaha branch OF the Union Psciic
now or may Be sSeS sSSh Ia pGs' sSs TER
TIy o. % south OF latitude a degrees In the
pS @ m M OF Idaho east OF longitude ia degrees,
stuue 10 degrees, Including, If necessary, Denver
The wegbtto be transported during the year on
5s olc ooS, no VIII not exceed twenty-five million
Bidders viii state the rate per 100 pounds per 100
mes 81 hch they III transport the stores ia each
mb % Gi me year beginning April l. 1885, and ending
Bidders should give their names in fuIi as well as
tbem psces o. residence and each proposal should be
accompanied by a bond in the sum OF ten thOusa nd
persons legally executed and pPopsy pc SsmpeS sasT
an,seing That In case contract Is awarded for the
P3sSlng se contract win be accepted and entered into
pa1y In accordance with the terms of this advertise
Each bidder must be present at the open,nv ot tho
pIvnpUsAS In person or be represented by his at
The The contractor will be required to give t15OOOO
Satisfactory evidence OF the loyalty and solvency OF
9iooer and person offered as security will be
Proposals must be Indorsed proposals for Army
Transportation on Route No. l." and none will be
ments OF this advertisement
The party pa to whom the sward Is made must be
the required bonds for the faithful performances OF
the contract
The right to reject any all bids that may be
Offert is reserved.
The contractor must be in readiness for service bv
the LIST day Of April 1885, and will be required to have
place of business agency at which he may be
communicated with promptly and readily for Route
No. l. at Cheyenne. Dakota, at such other point
a. may be Indicated the starting point OF the
route. - ~
Blanks forms showing the conditions of the con-
tract to be entered into, be ad application at
this office, orat the office of the aser at New
1ork, st Louis. Fort Leavenworth, Santa Fe and
Fort Smelling, and must accompany and be part
Of the proposals.
BY order ofthe Quartermaster- General
WILLIAM MYERS,
Brevet Brig.-Ge Chief Quaitermaster Department
of the Platte. i22Im
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W. US BY ~ CUBA CABLE.
CUBA.

OUDhs
WidOVvs' and OFphana' ClNims-QuarRm-
timing OF the Barque Cuba Packet-Ths
Santiago COnvtcts.
HAVANA. Nov. 29.-The Spanish Government
has ordered that all the arrears due to the
widows and orphans of deceased military and
civil officers be Immediately paid. The barque
Cuba Packet, from Amsterdam, ffty-hve days,
has arrived. She has been Quarantined, as her
health bill reports two cases of cholera to have
occurred in Amsterdam previous to her depar-
ture. The cOnvicts from Santiago that are to be
sent to Fernando Po are all of the lower GLASS;
Those whose names would lead to the belief
that they are respectfully connected owe thelr
names to the fact that even slaves here retain
the name OF the master in whose house they
were boru,
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'Moa GHvaID

COMMONWEALTH VS.. THREE BARRELS
~ of Whisky, Domestic Distilled Spirits, lately Ia
possession of CARMAN ARMSTRONG. Court OF
Common Pleas, June T., 1867 No 275.
Same VS.. Three Barrels OF Whisky, Domestic Dis
titled Spirits lately In possession of MIKE GRIBON
alias Dennis Call. Common Pleas, June IT, 1867, No
2s6
Notice is hereby given that under certain orders
and DEGREES OF the Court of Common Pleas. for the
city and county OF philadelphia. public auction OF
the barrels OF Whisky, domestic distilled spirits
duly seized above entitled cases (being three bar
rels In each case), Will be made by me 70 The highest
bidder at the Inspectors ONCE, No. 230 -,
WHARVEs, in the city of PHILADELPHIA, on WED
NEsDAY, the Sd day OF Deeem9er 1867 e. 10 O'clock
A. NJ WILL AM ID. FRANKS,
Phuadel phla. nH bt"
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COTTON AND FLAX,
OF all numbers and brands
Tent, Awning, Trunk, and Wagon Cover Dau
Also Paper Manufacturers' Drier Felts, from oneN
several feet Wide Paulng, BeltiDg, Sail Twine etc.
JOHN w EYERMAN u CO.,
so GO, O3JONE3 AlleN
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF The UNITED
4 STATES FOR TIE EASTERN DISTRICT OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
In the matter of JOSEPH GLADING, In the said
District, Bankrupt.
The said Bankrupt having under the act of Con-
gress OF I'd March, 1867, filed his petition for dis
act. and for a certificate thereof alleging that
assets have come the hands of his assignee, 1t is
ordered that Meeting OF Creditors be held on the
eleventh day OF December, 1867 at ID o'clock NJ.
before the Register, WILLIAM MCMICHAEL, Esq.
of PhilnGephiA to be continued by adjournment, If
said Bankrupt will be finished; and any business OF
the second and third meetings of Creditors required
by 27th 2sth sections of the said act may be
transacted, aud that II neither Assignee Creditor
opposes the Register certify the Court whether the
sad Bankrupt has I'm all things contormed his duty
under the said act and III not in what respects; which
certificate, and the said examination, when closed
with all other papers relating to the case will be flied
by The Register In the Clerks office.
II Is iurther ordered that hearing be had upon the
said petition for discharge and certificate WedneS
day, the eighteenth day of December 1857 before th
said Court, at Philadelphia. 10 O'Clock A. NJ. when
and where all Creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons in interest, appear and show
cause, If they have, why the prayer OF the said
petition should not be granted
Witness the Honorable JOHN CADWALADER,
Judge of the said District Court and the seal thereof
at Philadelphia the twentysecond day of November,
A, D. 1867. g. r, FOX,
Clerk,
Attest-WuLIAM McMICHAEI4
Regis
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LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF $50 LOTS OF AME
RICAN AND I'M PORTED DRY GOODS, EMBROI-
DERIES, LACE GOODS, HOSIERY GOODS, MIL
months credit, 80 -, -
On wednesday Morning,
Dec. 4th commencing at 10 oc ock comp sing about
75O lots new ana desirable seasonable goods, suited
to present sales. III 90 90
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AssIeNEEs' SALE OF ASSETS.

December o. at II o'clock, noon, will be sold at the
auction rooms, by order OF the surviving aSsgnee9
ana trustees OF Reed Brothers q Co pursuance Of
The authority of the Court of Commoa Pleas of Phiia
dephie, the remaining assets OF the said Arm Also,
74 6700 of land In Woodbury. county, Iowa. and
5Il acres In Smith county Texas. ~
Full particulars in catalogues ready. Tl226t
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T IPPINCOTT, SON q CO., AUCTIONEERS
IL NO. 240 MARKET Street, Philadelphia (PreRi-
SEES formerly occupied by Messrs. Pancoast q War
mock. AnctiOnearal
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE STOCKS ETC
. DeSemoer y, NJ IL 20'olock, Noon, at the Exchange.
RIVER SCHUYLKILL and s. W. corner Iona
Sio Saio ana Chippew9 slreels-Large and vAlnASla
SPRUCE. No a2s-Genieel Dwelling.
=, BEhDEFcN, Nos. 8Ol and 3O6-rwo Brick DWeIf-
CATHARINE No. 5I5-Frame Building.
hlIHMOND-Three Dwellings and Large Lot AeA
feet 'front.' 300 feet deep. - ~
WILCOX. Nos 1905. 1908. lslO-Three Brick DweI1.
FIFTEENTH AND PINE. N. w. COrner-Tws
SECOND, No. 7l4 (North)-Store and Dwelling. rsf
t0IkTH, No. 259 CSouth)- Elegant Residences. N
PlHE. No; 925-H andsome mode rn Residence.
TOWNSHIP LINE ROAD-Hotel, known as the
Abbey" - -
Ninth. Nc. 242 Csouthl Store and Dwelling.
onaaI1 oMAKIhAAES;D, al,A Sd, HAkIFoRD CoUNrY-Sz acres
BUTToNWooD, No. 7ll--Gentee Dwelling.
CARPENTER, west OF Eighteenth = TwSstOEy
WAIEUT, No. ss-Hapdsone Resdenoe LOT .
by 100 feet; has the modem convenience.
BROWN No. 23ly-Genteel Dwelling
GROUND-RENTs, e36, 452. $50. f52 a year.
BANKAAND OTHER STOCKS, LOANS, ETC.
Executors Sale.
80 shares Live Oak Copper Mining Company.
10 shaIes Tuckahoe and Mount Pleasant PLANK
Road Company.
200 shares Duquesne OIL Company.
400 shares Mingo OIL Company.
100 shares Hughes River and Island Run Oil O0y ia
lOO shares Hi0berd OIL Company.
S75 shares Pittst0n Coal Company.
share Ocean Steam Navigation Company.
share steamship Dock Cempany. 0 ll.l#
For Other Accounts e.rr.r
$50 shares Diamond Coal Company. .t-
10 shares Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Company
share Philadelphia Library Company, IlU .QfsL
share Mercantile Library Company I'll 2e3t
Is shares southern Transportation Company. -..m
share Baker Silver Mining Company OF Colorados
20 shares Union Canal preferred. tf Fat
100 shares Morris canal common CON I1 stock
"a shares Continental Hotel Company .s..
Catalogues now ready,
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BROWNS PATENT
CONFINED CARPET-sTRETCHER AND
TACK-DRIVER.

With this machine a lady can alone stretch and
tack down at the same time her carpets as easily a.
10 sweep them, saving back aches bruised fingers,
temper time, and money. IL will stretch all kinds OF
carpets without the least damage, better quicker,
ana easier than any other stretcher made and drive
rom 20 2O-oz. tacks with without leather heads
s simple, easily worked, and will last lifetime
Agents wanted. Liberal terms given. IL Is nice
machine for ladies to sell. For Machines or Agencies
call on or address
WILLIAM II. sCMEIBLE,
No, 40 S. THIRD Street,
9tf Philadelphia.
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THOMAS BIRCH Il SON, AUCTIoNEERH
Il AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. mo
CHESNUT Street, rear entrance NO. u07 Hans0m
street.
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SALE OF ELEGANT SHEFFIELD sTI.VER-
Plated WARE AND TABLE CUTLERY.

On Tuesday Morning,
At 10 clock and 10 be continued in the evening at
71s o'clock, at The auction store No. lilo Chesnut
street, Will be sold large assortment OF elegant S
veT-plated Ware. from the manuiactory OF Messrs,
JOSEPH DEARIN d SONS. Sheffield comprising
rich embossed and engraved tea services. oval aud
round walters, dishes, and covers, covered entree
Dishes castors, rgnes ice and claret pitchers cake
baskets, spoons and forks of various paterns
OF table cutlery. molasses pitchers toast rack napkin
rings, card receivers, butter Dishes ketLes 10
The goods are now open tor examination. LIS
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ENGINES. MAoHINERY, ETC.

,~&%x PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
S9faAiA2.13S. BOILER WORkS.-NEAFIE a LEVY,
MAtiISfsIfs n BOLT RMAR fsss hNIsEzSK hTzcK
SMlI Hs. end FOUNDERS, having for many years
esneaeed Z building and repairing Marine and River
Ts5Es prnalia nu llOn b0liers wafer
services 70 public as being ay prepared 20 coa
stationary; having sets atterns OF different SKIES
80 e5eogs % orders Win quick despatch
hs 9Srsess mo- po,ice; High ana Low-pTesmrs Fine
yania CHARCOAL Iron Forgngso Of ali sizes aud kinds
rnS Ss cns 9nEs snd p All A .bsS Roll
viii the above business.
A. the establishment free Of charge. and work guar
The subscribers have ample wharfdock room for
repairs OF boats where they can lie in perectaiety.
Tor raising heavy or HRbt %eIsbSs iA' ETC. etc.,
JACOB Q. NEAFIE,
BH BEACH aud PALMER Streets.
J'VAueHN NEERIcK. WILLIAM H MERRrcK.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AMI
~ WASHINGTON streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
,MhkRlCk q 50 ONs,
., BNGiEkEkS AND MACHINISTs.
mennieSgTe ma & High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
boilers, Gas3meiels, Tanks. Iron Boats, etc.
=, Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Wor kshOps, and
Retoris and Gas Machinery, of the latest and most
Improved construction.
sugar, saw and arIst Mis-, Vacuum PaSs.s opeS SeS
steam Trains, Deiecators, Filters, Pumping En-
sole Agents for N Billeux's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus. Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, And
Asplnwail d WOosey's Patent Centrifugal Sugar
Draining Machine. 63Q
THE COsFELDT PATENT LOwwATER
Il DETECTOR COMPANY,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
OFFICE No 1872 TaIAb sT sSTSoGP GPTar1ADELpHrA
VIM. 4. sF&FsHEEs, A A; MhErNo Mihhar1NsGo"A"'
DIRECTORS
VIM. A. STEPHENS. a J. SOT,Ma
WIN. G. HOUSTON, A, MER1N0.
The company is now prepared 20 apply It's Low
water Deecor TO boilers. This Detector the original
invention Of John Costeldt patented June 49, 1855,
has been in successful operation In various boilers in
this city for some years.
Steam boiler Makers dealera and owners OF boilers
are requested to call at the Office and examine It,
an sgenI viii cali upon them requested by address
ing the Company. IL 81 thsm6t
RRIDBsB URG MACHINE WORKS.
II OFFICE
No, CO N. FRONT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
We are prepared TO fill orders 10 any extent for
MACHINE FOR COTTON AND wooLLEN
MILLS,
including all recent improvements In Cardng, Spin
ming, and Weaving.
We invite the attention of manufacturers to our
tenslve works.