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NT. LEBANON FEMALE COLLEGE
TIE EXERCISES witt BE RE

TIE EXERCISES witt BE RE-
sumed on the first Monday id septem-
her next. BARTHOLOMEW EGAN, NJ. D.
President, with Q corps Of accomplished
teachers. New Lecture Rooms, Music
Rooms. &C., have been, fitted up by Or.
Epan at bis own residence, beautifully sitqa-
ted amidst shade ard shrubbery. The Ste
wards Hall is conveniently situated on an
adjoining lot with athple grounds and shade.
TERMS PER MONTH Specie or It's
Equivalent
Primary Department: w w
Higher English .........:........ w
Classical and Scientific Studies..... %
Music and use Of Piano. ..:........ w
Modern Languages, each. -. ...,,.s : " W
Board, ....... '..AA Nv
Payments for Board and Tuition must be
made in advance at the Beginning 81 each
term Of five months. Students Should
enter either at or before the beginning o.
the next term. There will be no deductions
from the above rates except ip cases q
nrotracted illness. F. CouRrNEY,
President Board Of Trustees.
| YroA 1ocT e.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., April, 1851
] The direct aim Of the Agent will beto
encourage and aid common schools In Inc
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cilmen of the Town of Alexandria
which assembled on Wednesday the
18th July, 1867, were present: =. 4.
Biossat, Mayor, and Councilmen Eel
lows, Walker, Levin, Damon and Wen.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved; when the follow
ing was unanimously passed.:
Be it rcs0lued: That the Town Col
lector proceed at once to collect one
half Of tile Tax levied aud assessor on
the landed property and real estate OF
the Town.
The Board adjourned.
+, Wpii., Mayor
Secretary.
Alexandria; July Oath, 1867.
-~~~~>~~~---~-~e,,-,~~-c--
JUDGMENT
District c0u,1, Rupides PuyssA,
s. Louisiana.
AMANDA L. c. Harris July Term,
vs.. n 1897
BENJAMIN r. MILLER, A. 3 So 49,
Her Husband. Nv
TN THIS CAUSE by reason of the
i law and the evidence being i'll favor
Of the Plaintiff, Mrs. Amanda L. G.
Harris, it is ordered, adiudged aud de-
creed that Plaintiff do have and recover
from the Defendant, Benjamin +. Mil
Ter. the sum Of nin6 thousand ($9OOO)
dollars, with FIVE per centum per an
mum interest thereon from the third
day Of July, A: d. 1867, until paid, and
the costs Of this suit. It ID further Or
dered and decreed that the legal mort
gage in favor of the said Plaintiff and
against all the immovable property OF
the said Defendant be recognised, con.
frmed and enforced, to operate ana
take effect from the first day Of Febra-
ary, 1859, for the payment Of the said
snln, interest and costs. And It IS fur'
Their ordered and decreed that the COM
munity of acquets and gains existing
between the said Plaintiff and Defend
ant he dissolved, and that the said
Plaintiff do have the sole control and
management Of her property, separate
and apart from her said husband.
Thus done, read and signed id open
i Court on this the 9th day Of July, A. D.
| 1867. w. B. LEWlSi
Judge of the Ninth Judicial District
1 Court.
DIsTR1cT CoURT,
PARISH OF RAPIDEs. !
Filed July 9th, 1867. ~ = :
W. w. WH1rTINaroN, JR.,
Deputy Clerk;
CLERKS OFFICE, I
DISTRICT Parish Of Rapides.s
] certify the above to be true copy
l0f the original on file in this office.
Given under my hand and the sea! OF
u said Court, at Alexandria, this 9th day
|6f July, A. D. 1867. -.
E July "a, st-priuters Fees sal.
al u Dc NJ EN- T.
Ute Slale or Lontsi0aa, Dtst'ac'
cou,7--- P0,isA Of Rapides. :.
=. .. oPuhIoch' 4 N
Her Husband, le67-No 3S7.
HENRY =. =: ~ SGlIos.
THIS CAsE, ny reason 9. IN sne p laM ~,
at Eliza = SnnrIocks It is ordered. adiudce,
81 amd dscroeJ fhat tba plaintiff recover q
~ the nsssndant Harry I. n Sntton. th
>" .n1 - Tla,snn Thc,s;nd and Two Hundre
in Dollars VIII ari nye pe, t Geas rel
= dition Of this Judgment, and cost 1t
further II. ordered, der pa aags ss s sa
property and estate from her said u HUSBAND ban.
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BROKE CUSTODYN

nN THE NIGHT 9th inst, HENRY +.
~ ADCOCK. who was committed forthG
murder Of A. j. Fletcher.
ADCocK is small man, about 8 feet o
inches high; grey eyes, clean shaved, short
curly hair sprinkled with grey-prominent
eye brows and high forehead, small scar ia
the left ear and aged about 40 or 10 years.
Natchitoches, La, July l4th, 1867,
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The Peabody Educational Fund.-

circular of tie General .age'1f'
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PROVIDENCE, R. l., May %, 1867.

HON: R. NJ. LUSHER:
Dear Si,,-Nothing that has reached me
from the various Southern States has given
me such unmingled satisfaction as the Pc
rusal of your report, just received. 1t is,
in most respects, just such a document as
the Trustees of the Peabody Education
Fund, in like circumstances, would have
written. We have already determined
that all our efforts shall be to secure the |
objects you advocate. -.
| We propose to limit cur aid to such !
modes as shall tend to the establishment
Of a system Of public schools. We desire
that the whole system and it's administers
ton be in the hands Of the people: The
only condition that we shall insist on will
he that the schools shall be, or tend to be-
come. public free schools. By free
schools / do not mean schools equally
open to whites and black. 1.-THE education
Of these together or apart and all snch
matters we propose to leave TO the, people
themselves. rt3,{. 5.l., "a: Yt.s
| intend to visit your State next Winter,
when / shall desire very much to see you.
and confer with you about the best way OF
distributing our aid. The enclosed circu-
lar will show that our. policy will be to CO.
operate, as far ais possible, With State and
municipalauthorities
!, We wish to act exclusively through
: school organizations in existence among
the people, and to have no schools Of our
. own. We do not desire to own school,
houses, to employ teachers, nor to superin-
: tend schools.ss This would involve too
much labor and expense, and, What is still
worse. would be introducing a foreign ele-
! ment which would work badly in every
4 respect.
10 say a word Of your system--itappeas..ss
/ to be best aid most congenial to: our forms
q Of government to have the schools sup
: ported, in part from a State fund, but
! chiefly by local taxation. municipalities
- y always administer funds raised by them
70 selves better than those that belong to thu
a State. {.
~ The people bear local tax imposed b.
!, themselves for their own benefit, muci
II more patiently than a State tax for tn
IL schools of the State generally: So, at least
y have found it, as far as my observation
- has extended. But d State school fund ]
=. necessary in order to attach the cities AM
u townships to the State system; for tn
- u benefits of the fund can be limited to thos
a. a. who fulfill all the conditions imposed b
ha the State g.. ,s,,a.. r;:,,
~ ~ Pardon this. incidental remark, whic
=, 10 was suggested by reading your report.
W You, of course, know better than d stral
10 ger what is adapted to your own Stat
Z and need no more advice from me- i
/ Ny object in writing was to express
a. you my strong sympathy with the spii1t'
4 your admirable report.
- Very respectfully, 1881
III lh.,r Your obedient servant, ,,,,els
!! '%' .et.,5., B. SEARS,
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ExTRAoRDINA AIRY EFFECTS !
ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS


What one hundred letters . day say
from patients all over the habitable Globe
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ton Of the Urine, &C., Maggiel's Pills are
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A BOX OR POT.

All orders for the United States must be
addressed to J. Haydock, No. IL Pine
street, New York.
Patients can Write freely about their
complaints, and reply will be returned by
the following mail. j. az,
Write fot "Maggiels Treatment Of Dis
If # tie medicine cannot b procured In
your section, write, and ! will forward, il
money is enclosed.
~ F. P. DUCONGE, No. 80 Char
tres Street, New Orleans, is the sole Agent
for the State Of Louisiana:
Apl. II, ls67-ly
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iIiMRER-PARTNER WANTED TT

r VIII, ENTERTAIN A PROPOSITION
from a business mar. with a Cash Cap
itaI Of from Twenty to Fifty Thousand
Dollars. in an active and extensive Saw
,s;ii nrsrat;on CT, LEWIS.
Alelandria, La, July ~, f5G7-am
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Luz M Il e r..

TTAVING steam saw mill WIthln hve
III and a half miles Of Alexandria,
take this method Of informing all persons
.inswant of lumber, that their orders, Oh
rected to me and left either at the Post VI
fce. with r. L. Fox, s. W. Henarie or Cap
tain J. Graham on the Ferry boat, Will
meet with prompt attention. -,
By punctuality and just dealing Hope
to merit and receive a liberal share OF Pat.
ronage. ] am prepared to deliver lumber
Immediately. vr .c,,
| feb ely CLEMENT u. lEA0IA'
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PILLS and SALVE
Are almost universal in their effects, and a
cure can be almost always guaranteed.
Each Box contains twelve Pills.
ONE PILL IN A DOSE.

Mr NoTICE.-None genuine without
the engraved trade mark around each pot
or box, signed BY Dr.. MAGGtEL, New
York, to counterfeit which is felony.
p6y. Sold by all respectable dealers in
medicine throughout the United States
and Canada at
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FOR FEMALE DISEASES,
Nervous Prostitution, Weakness, General
Lassitude, Want Of Appetite,
Maqgiels Pills will be found an effectual
remedy:
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NOR sALE.-FLCUR KEPT CON
stantly on hand, and for sale a
New Orleans Prices.
July II, BIOSS.AT g. FRENCH,
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Hon. Lyman Trumbull, Chairman Judicia-
nv Committee U, IS. Senate.
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- .s1-.,t }, VItxzit1A y OHHH1Ag.ysgl
DisTTR1cr CoURT, PAkisH OF RAplDEs.
/ certify the aboHys to be 4 true copy Of
the original oh file in this Office. ..Ae
Given under my hand and the Seal Of
said Court, at alexandria, this 9th day OF
July, A. D. 1867, ,..,x .!e,,
Julyl7-3t-Printer's Fee $l6 90. II8 Sc
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MA The New Orleans Times, Crescent,
Bee, French side,) Ouachita Telegraph,
Homer Iliad, Louisiana Baptist and Caddo
Gazette will publish till September 10TH
1867. ~ gs
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PROPO OsALs FOR FoRAG E
pEPoT oUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, J

DEPOT = QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
WAsHINGToN, ID. O., October Is, 1867.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until u NJ, on WEDNESDAY, October 80, 1867, for
the delivery of the following articles of Quarteas
ters Stores at either of the points named to witt
D. o. Railroad Depot, Sixth street Wharf, OF. Lin
coin Depot
5l2,eOO Give hundred and twelve thousand) pounds
of good, sound, clean Oats, ia good, strong
sacks, each sack containing one hundred
pounds.
$1,000 (ffty-sx thousand) pounds Of prime Timothy
Hay, loose in bales.
lb5iOOO zone hundred and siNty-eight thousand)
pounds OF good clean Wheat Straw, in
bales.
Bidders will state the price per pound for Oats In
Guiding sacks and for Hay, either baed loose and
Tor Straw In bales and the number of pounds of each
article they propose to FURNISH and at which of the
All articles delivered contracts made under this
notice will be subject to rigid inspection by in
spectors appointed by the undersigned, and none
standard. =
The names Of two good and responsible persons
must be given in each bid, who will act securities
in case the contract is awarded to the bidder. The
names OF these persons must be signed In their own
hands to statement TO the above effect, which Will
accompany each bid.
Payment will be made in Government funds upon
are iod for the purpose
The Proposals will be addressed to the undersigned,
and endorsed Proposals for Furnishing Grain, Hay,
and Straw"
By order of the Quartermaster-G General.
j. O. MCFERRAN,
Deputy Quarterm aSter.General,
10 ct Brevet Brigadier- Gen. U. s. Army
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PROPOSALS
TEITED I'D STATES ENGINEERs OFFICE,


~ NO 200 South SIXTH Street.
REPAIRS OF oAUsFWAA4 FWIAA4PFIFFr1 Ys & t oct Rar ~ Ss
Sealeo d,, proposals, as follows with copy Of this
this Office. nnt aShso 10 70 each vii be receiyed at
10 i01 ateIas and labor for repairs of Causeways
One set ln duplicate for delivery At such points Of
ssia Causeways and Piers, may be required, some
Or G1s ms1 two man and three stone ST
faces, similar TO that already USED in causeways The
%dtihSs iS from 2Sto & and in lengths from g e rsSs feet
gusiity, ana OF such form as when laid 10 make
s'TpSng long % and compact wall ~. ,orcb os twenty
Eve cubic feet for foundation stone and per cubic iT9t
Ties and at such times Ha as shall be required :.
second set in duplicate ioT pisps ali gbe 6Iing
required The material to be quarry dirt earth, mud,
81 each to be stated and This rate e cover an
Including putting the me T5lbg m m be abor
and appliances necessary for repairing and building
IN in9 seooTdance with Instructions given. rhe work TO
& be VEL e9s h r9H5 Son snq ala 6%k Ty OF wall thoroughly
The proposals for labor will state the rate perch
TO cover every expense of preparing foundation
where necessary OF builslng anew, and OF removing
and relhying portions OF old work. AS far praCt
cable. the old materials now on the premi'es to be
Materials and labor will at all times be subject to
rigid Inspection and 70 rejection by agents Of the
labor performed by January l. 1868.
twenty per centum to be reserved on any part pay
The general character OF work 20 be done, and OF
stone required, will be best understood by an exami
nation OF the premises
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible
persons, whose signatures should be appended to the
guarantee, and who should be certified to as being
good and sufficient security by the United States Dis
tTiot Judge, Attorney, Collector, other public
officer,
Envelopes to be indorsed, "Repars of Government
The proposals win be opened on MONDAY, Oct
2l, 1867, at II o'clock NJ. Bidders invited TO be
present.
For blank forms for proposals and other iniorma.
tlon inquire at this office.
G. SEAFORTH STEWART,
10H6t Lt.Col of Engineers.
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PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE CEN.
4 TRAL RAILR0A1.-summer Arrangementa;
On and after SATURDAY, June /, 1867, Trains viii
leave Philadelphia, from the Depot of the West
Chester and philadelphia Railroad, corner OF
delphia), 81 7'l5 A. M. and 4'5o n.
and leave Oxford at 3-25 p. NJ.
A Market Train. with Passenger Car attached, win
on Tuesdays and Fridays leaving the RiginG sun
at ll5 A. M, Oxford at 1900 M, and Kennett at roo
r NJ, connecting at West Chester junction with 2
days trains leave Philadelphia at ESQ p. NJ, run
ing through to Oxford.
The Train leaving Philadelphia at 7'16 A. n. con-
meets at oxford with daily line OF Stages for Peach
Bottom In Lancaster county. Returning, leaves
Peach bottom to connect at oxford with the After.
noon Train for Philadelphia. - - a..
The Train leaving Ph0adephia at 40 r. III. runs 70
Passeneers allowed to take wearing apparel only,
baggage and the Company will not In any case 6e
responsible for amount exceeding one hundred
dollars unless special contract be made for the same
bIIR HENRY WOOD General 6upSts
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RAILROAD LINES.

NJ ORTIZ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
A. lAE li h1Dp.gLE RouT shortest and most
Haselton. White Haven, Wilkesbarre Mabsnoy City
the ehifh' MShaDoy and Wyoming coal resions. I,s
y Passepger Depot n Philadelphia. \. !. w. corner Of
sUNAiER ARRANaEMENT.
ON ana amer WED NIsblY. NAV ise7 Passonrer
Ihins leave the New Depot corner Berls and Ameri.
t SG MsnnSs spSsSs OF Hs ana
spePel Stations M on North Pennsylyana Railroad
t9r Allentown Catasauqua lslatngton, Mauch Chunk.
Wkes6aTfe Pittston, scranton,O ana an points IN
It hahiSn ana Wyoming yS valleys also IN o1pnsoOn
city, and with eatawIssa railroad for Rupert Dan
CHUNK al sS5 al WiiF al P r. az %sa
ppanoy passy Slty at r M at scranton az zp5 = M.
train passing Bethlehem at iiS5 p. NJ, for Easton,
ana END points on New Jersey Central Railroad 70 New
AT A; M;-Aocommodaton fOrD Doylestovn, stop
Willow Grove, Hatboro and Hartsville By this
At 6I5 Ss GlS TSsq or Fort wasbnS
ton, stopping al Intermediate stations.
Mauch Chunk, White Haven, WiiResbaTfe, MaSSnoy
sesntep and AZ nos5ts M Mount Carmel RtIston.
% %pg SIat 70 hregohe; Passengers for Greenville take
AZ 245 ?: M:-AccommOdation for Doylestown.
stage at Doy ylestown for New Hope At North Wales
At4 p M.-Accommodaton 70. DoyIestown. stop.
ping at all intermediate stations Passengers for
at Abingdon; for LumberviIie az Doyiesto,wn ''S'
A. $40 p M;-Through accommodation for Bethle-
hem anu all stations on main line of North PennayI-
yhnla Railroad connecting at Bethlehem with Iahi0h
Mauch Chunk. ~~
AT $40 p. M.-Accommodation for Lansdale. stou.
ping at all intermediate stations F
AT n'SO P. M-AccommodatlOn for Fort Wash.
lngton. -
From Bethlehem, at 9l5 A. M 2O5 and $40 r. M
205 p M. train makes direct connection with iebi0h
Valley trains from Easton, Wikeabarre, MahanoV
CITY, and Hazleton, Passengers leaving Easton 81
ITO a. M. arrive In Philadelphia at 205 p M.
passengers leave Wilkesbarre at 80 p NJ, connecs
st Bethlehem at els p NJ and arrive In Phiiadephia
From. Doylestown at s25 A. M, $40 p. NJ, ana
40P. NJ.
From Lansdale at $780, M
From Fort Washington at l1-50 A, NJ and gO5 p NJ
ON SUNDAYA
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at g2O A. NJ.
Philadelphia for Doylestown ct 245 p, M,
Doylestown TO Philadelphia at 7'2O A. M.
Bethlehem TO Philadelphia at 4'3O p. NJ.
Fifth and Sixth Streets Passenger conway paH-
BenRers 10 and from the new depot
White cars OF Second and Third Streets line ana
Union line run within q short distance of the Depot,
Tickets must be procured at the Ticket Office I'm
order TO secure the lowest rates OF hre
. ELLIS CLARK, Agent
Tickets solo and Baggage checked through 10 priri-
clpal points AT Mann's North Pennsylvania Baggage
Iii No. los s. FIFTH Street..
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DROPOSALs FOR THE PURCHASE OF SUB
i MARINE TELEGRAPH CABLE
CHIEF QuARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
RInHAInhn IL Nn Oct IL lSRI-

RICHMOND, Va, oct. 49, 1867.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Odce until
II o'clock NJ. WEDN ESDAY, October 49, 1851, for
the purchase of the Submarine Telegraph Gable be-
tween Fort Monroe Va, and CherTystone, Va.
The Cable extends from the Back River Light, near
Fort Monroe, to the Cherrystone Light and Is twenty
three miles (23) long more or less, The conductor
consists of "a No. sixteen 6) copper wires,
and is double armoTed. The inside armor is OF No
sixteen l6) wire laid spirally. The outside armor s
of No. six l6) galvanized wire laid parallel, aud
bound with No. nine (9) galvanized wire; the whole
II was manufactured in Europe for the Government
during the war; -,
Ithas lightning leak in it and ten splces, and will
be sold as 1t lies. - ,-.,
The right of rejecting any or all proposals
which he may deem too low ,-
Payment to be made In Government funds, lmme-
diatey after the receipt by the bidder OF the
notification acquaintlng him with the acceptance OF
his bid. T.
Proposals should be plainly marked, proposals Tor
the purchase of Submarine Telegraph Cable and al
dressed TO the undersigned. 80 ,,ooDr
Bvt. Lt-Colonel and Quartermaster Y; s. A.;
lOl76t Chief Quartermaster First Nil. Dist.
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WANTS.

N Z x @ H A NG1
RAa MANUFAOTORYs
John T. BI6 BAILEY 90"
., - Garner Of MARKET and WATER Streets,
z PhilaaddssalphhlNS;D II dsaIp hND RAGING
Of eVeFY Description, for -.
avaip Flour, Salt Super Phosphate OF Aiine' Dono
"a and amall 0UNNY BAGS constantly on hand
2&sl n R.u.E1A A4O' """4 JAMES CAsoADENl
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T ARGE SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.

OFFICE ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE,
ST. LOUIS, Missouri, ?
october 10. 1867
VIII be sold at Public Auction, at the DepotDf Army
Clothing and Equipage, No. sl9 N. Main street. ST.
Louis the 2sth day OF October instant commencing
at IL o'clock A. NJ. the following articles Of Army
Clothing and Equipage, VIII
$1,000 WOOLLEN BLANKETS.
These Blankets are all new. and in The best condi-
tion, and offer great Inducements TO dealers.
A small quantity of damaged property will be sold
at the same time and place. Samples Of all may be
seen at the Depot at any time previous to the SALE
Terms-Cash in Government funds, ten per cent.
down; the balance before the goods are taken from
the Depot, which must be within five days after the
SALE under forfeiture of the purchase and the ten per
cent deposited.
Byorder of the Quartermaster-General,
lOl6lltl JOHN +. RODGERS,
Captain and Military storekeeper, U. S. A,
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.

.HF@EA PENN STEAM ENGINE AMI
2A1Rt4kS BOILER WORKS.-NEAFIE a LEVY(
PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL ENGINEERHi
MACHINISTS, BOILER MAKERS, BLACK
SMITHS, and FOUNDERS, having for many Yeara
been In suScesssiG operation, and been excluslYelp
EnginesJ high and low-pressure. Iron Boilers, Wat@
acsss y, c' GS oner their
tract for engines Of all Sizes Marine, River ana
Statonaryi having sets OF patterns OF different siSe
are prepared 70 execute orders with quick despatch
shortest notice. High and LOw-pressare FiISSe
Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, OF the best Pennavi
Iron and Brass Castings Of all descriptionsi Roll
Turning Screw Cutting and all other work connected
Drawings and specifications for all work dona
at the establishments free of charge and work EuaT.
anteed. .s. .... 49,
repairs of boats, where they can lie In perfect SAFETY
and provided with shears, blocks, hlls, etc etc.
''- '"'''-- JACOB O. NEAFIH.
JOHN p. LEVY,
eN BEACH and PALMER 6treeta