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CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.. WILLIAM GoLDING,
JL-rhrd District Court Of Sew Or eans--NO. "a 3Ol
DIV VIRTUE OF q writ Of aefi facIas
~ directed by the Honorable the Third District Of
New Orlesns In the above entfl Geo Avery
lac sheriff and By said late she IN 20 transferred viii
proceed 20 sell Public AncOn. Merch
tonesrs Exchange, Royal street.
house streets IN the Second District Of this city TUES
DAY August 18th, 1853 at l2 O'Clock the following
scribed property. to-wit-
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in Assessment
Disfrtct number - three number 5) tfty i've
bounded by Commerce julia Tchoupitoulas ~ joseph
streets, and measuring Qb) hundred
W Two hunorsd snd thirteen feet according the de-
pot ed in the city surveyors Office and (SaOO
thirty five thousand dollars accofdug roll
Of 1866. on fife in he CT treasuIer's Office. "a
Re zed In the ahsve suit $3.50. .ar.aH
R9-1ERNs-CAsh on the spot
THOS L. MAXWELL
jy23 aull IS Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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WANTED.

WANTED-EyERY KsERsETIo PERSON OUT
. Pcr to q s O1 Il Ss .S : q The s
class ~o,i. issued from sis house Statesmen clear Tsa
10 s n s on address s o
James IL bummeL lss Camp street New Orleans
UANTED-rBRER GENTLEMEN AND rHEIs
Pe. So So sn per month &C s%c for
Enge geniemen price SIS Apply at 2so Canal street. M
WANTED--A PARTLY FURNISHED HOUSE.
w Bed and kitchen furniture needed paor furniture
ne object Location matter Of no moment, that the
oaics '0'' STATUS 'i0n' ADDRESS l. n 0A1'0ESi
WANTEB-EMPLoYMsN AT ANY HONEST
" Occupation which will furnish support for himself and
npsb 1 81 rrny sSSopao Chsrsa %so
WI ee urnishsd sse an interview Obtained BY
WAITED SOUTHERN LADY WISHES
children laoys eeupanion EOod seam..rsss sqd
this once TO Mrs. NJ. A. c.
UANTED-ANA Al COOK, WASHER AND IRON
er To one competent mt situation and good
need apply Apply SIG Magazine Of sevenh
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY IN VERY RE.
dueed ciresmstancesa situation in or out The CITY 20
ing assist sewing viii have objection tave and
act as eSmpsDion q required Address Miss o T. White
WANTED-A WIDOW LADY DESIRES
w situation Nurse for the Sick ia the city, would
travel curing the summer would take charge Of hone
ferenees given. Apply TO 81 Felicity street.
MANIFESTATIONS BY A MIDDLE-AGED
w Widow Lady ss Teacher q Ladies' Companion. Fer
reference apply st 2l3 Julia street
UANTED-sUGAR PLANTArIoNs-PARTIE
w DESTROYS OF Selling Sugar Plantation invited
send desert Il have many inquiries for them from
wi hing bay Green Elder Real Estate Agents
Il Commercial Place, New Orleans.
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF NATURE YEARS
w and who has had large business sxpersnce in New
Orleans wishes situation in mercantile house where the
compensation would be sufficient support himself and wife
In respectable he feels satisfied that he could
meet the airemens Of The smplest
mendations be furnished note e the OEnsosEf
ofhce to @. K \. will meet with prompt attention.
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FOR RENT.

FOE RENT on sALE-IHE Two-sToRY
b lex Building No oil Julia street. between Csroneet
and Hsronne q. ees with dwelling above ichsu casmbers
ieuars inquire at No. Union street, mont once second
foor. =
EOK RENT-EoR THE sUMMER-A ooxsoKr
he sn6 . % as q. Of
citation To reliable and careful tenant the
ss v sassI % ss -, S
her particulars inquire at % Camp street.
FOE RENT-THE THREE sToRY STORE NO.
one ne building sonn.
and chamber snc there rear outlss TO the premises
FOR RFNT-rHE roUs STORY BRICK STORE,
iaystss streets 70 merry occupied 5, s. D. sosdy Co
rossesse1 given msoisssy Inquire on the premises OF
TEL and Of locations greatest
Essr sss Estate @ sif f ssss ''sn
FOR KENT-rwo STORY BRICK STORES. NOS
rs ,nd 2s POydras street. with dwellings above; good
WIN mot se nc for 9ocs, q oosbsass
Green Elder n Commercial Place
EoR RENr-HASDsoME, NEW Two-sFoaY
asRs svsng On Ps1s STREET between E sas sne
ssns donSs psror dining room stshsn store ROOM Woo
EOR RENT OR LEAsE-rHE LARGE AND
train Railroad depot kan Fields street. Vic
tory and Moreau To enterpsing this pop
usT ssbshment will be leased term Of years Apply
TO @. f. Girsrdey Co, IL Exchange Place
EOR KENT-STOREs-THE LARGE, sUBSrAN
s three Nos "A nd Is Fulton Is and Is
Front fitted with awnngs
pie etc. and perfectly proof Ore OF the best bust
mess locations In the city. Green Elder, Real Estate
Agents II Comm ercai Place
EoR KEsT-FAMILIEs AND 0EsrLExES CAN
II be accommodated with large airy front Rooms with
without board Also day bOaders Two large front
IN
their would do web TO call $40 Canal street, Of
Liberty
EOR ~ ENT-STOREs-THE TWO TwO-sTORY
Brick Stores Nos 64 and LOO Magazine They
have handsc onts, and in perfect order Green
Elder, Real Estate Agents, q Commercial Place.
EOR REkT - TWO LARGE THREE-SrORY
Dwellings Coliseum street. begeon Fourth and Wash
ingtn streets Green Elder, Real Estate Agents, Il Con-
msrcial Plaza "
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BY @. DE FTRIET.

MON TGOMeM BROS. g. co.. SALES.
LARGE AND PERENPToRY SALE OF ELEGAN.
Match and Single Horses, Elegant Saddle Horss. Fins
Work Mules Fine Mich Cows Busgies Harness WAGONS
SIC, etc, ct auction
BY MONTGOMERY BKos. q Co.,.
4 n MONTGOMERY. Auctionss1
onee-H Camp street.
at r. LINERS Stables arsvsr street.. VII ss sold
Elegant Match Herses
.fi ll Elegant Saddle Horses.
La.U Fine Work Mules
. Fine Mich Gown.
Alsc-Top asd Open Buggies Harness. wsgons.
81 rrxrs-ossh in u 8. Treasury Nosss o.. ~.
...FURNITURK........F
BY MONTGOMERY BROS. d CO..
h N. MoETeoxxRr. a uctioneez.
CATBRDAY. August 2. at N O'Clock a.
.oSeu Of ao USE HOLD TussTGss
such a. Roeewood Mahogany and Walnut Bedstesds Bu
Sofas spring Sea, Chairs Easy cSsT sTss fop osSss
Tables Marble Top Sdeboard Extension Tables vslve.
gs Paintings looking Stoves and Utenss eto being ths
contents Of several vel-furnished houseA ~.
Also
A large invoice of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood See
ss-rERrs-Cash in U. 6. Treasury Notes
.. A. DUCHlRON'S SALES.
COTTON GINS. GINS
BY a. DUCHIRON.
q. AUcTIoSsER
WEDNEsDAY. August 10Th. at O'Clock
w A. ~ at Mississippi Warehouse, for account Of whom Il
4 Secondhand Cotton Gins.
Rs- TERNs-Cssh in U. 8. Treasury notes
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oITI or NEw oRLEAss Us. rHoxAs AskEw-

OITI OF NEW OkLEAfs vs. THONAS AsREW-
rec nd District curt OF New oilesns-NO. 30,s7S
DY VIRTUE of vyrit OF ae-t f..ias
II dictsd by the Honorable the Second District Court Of
ksw Orleans IN the ab entitled Geo Avery
late - ern BY aid late sheriff erred will
proceed to sell al public sncon, AZ the Merchants aud Auc
toners xehang. Royal st between
house streets in the second District Of this city TUES
DAY Ausust 20 lets at u O'Clock the folio wing described
pr perry wit
Assessment District number four Square number four
died and seventy four bonded by Bertrand Bolivar Per
dido and Poydss streets measuring thirty
snd wentytwo according 60 the plan deposited the Office
Of the Assessor OF tn city and the price
Of $500 five hunctd DO lars accordng the
roll deposited in The once Of the II easurer Of this city
keiHed IN the above suit
R8- TERns-Cash the spot .rf Il. rr.r IA
rHOS L MAXWELL.
jyS aull p Sheriff Of the Parish Orleans
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CITY or NEW ORLEANS VS. ROB Rr MOORE
Forth District Court OF New Oresns-NO. % 800.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of feet faefas
ID d eced BY the honorable tie Foarth District Court
New Orleans In the alb Untitled cause, W AVERY
late sheriff sBd by said late sheriff Will
rOceed sell at publ auction the Merchants and Auc
ODeers Exchange Royal between Canal Cast0
house Streets IN The Second district of this city, TUES
DAY August 25tn. 1865 al IL oceek the following de-
scribe property, 'a
ACERTsIN LOT OF GROUND, situate in assessment dis
trct No 49, three square No % three hundred seven,
b. ded BY Bar tnkin Pc, dras Lafayette
and measuring 1887 hirysigt f-t by I5 eighty ave fsst ae
ceTong TO the deposited In the city Office and
sssesssa at 4O four Thousand dollars scco ding % the
roll Of 1866 ale in tie city treasurers Office
Also. H. ONE LIT OF GRoUfD, situate In assessment
district Ne N eleven No M ninety nine bounded
by AnruueiAtun Lanrei First Philip, and
80 thirty BY GAO bundled twenty feet Accord
the plan the Guy Surveyors Office
sessed f5 o. Eve hunare dollars according 10 the
q eBt roll Of 1865. in the city tressurers ofce.
Seized in the above suit. U.t r nj Ia.
RS-1 ERNs-Cash On the spot.
THOS L. MAXWELL,
jy23 aull Is Sheriff 81 the Parish Of Orleans
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CITY or NEW ORLEANS VS.. JOS q. AND H.
bnis-fhrd District Court Of New Orleans-No. 2l777.
QY VIRTUE OF "a Writ OF n sri Gacfas d.
iected by the Honorable the Third Distc Csut Of New
Orleans 10 The above emit tied cause to Geo W. Ayery
herf and by said late sh Ii transferred will pro-
coed 10 sell pabc auction the Merchants aud Aacon
GERS Exchange Roy stTeet between Canal and
streets, in tie second District OF this city TUESDAY,
August 70. is6S at IL O'Clock the following described
prop, rty. tc-vit;
Ia Assessment District number ave square number eight
hundred and eighteen bounded BY the asque Canal
Murat snd olympia and forming nine ats according
plan deposited In the once of the OF this ty
assessed 1T the OF $3.50 four hundred fty dollars
ACCORDING to the plan deposited in the ONCE Of Treasurer
Of thu city. ..- ... d.
Seized IN the a.ove suit a.
Ss- IERNs-Cash on the spot
THOS. L. MAXWELL.
jy2s aull Is Sheriff OF the Far sh OF ORE ms
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.

GEORGIA LOTTERY. ri.
~ EOkGIA STATE LOTTEKH- EHI
BKNEFIT OF THE MASONIC ORPHANS HOnE.
supple msntary and Co., biaation Glass xe6,
AUGUST 7, 1853. Il.
IifISIsI6t slnluIn Is IA 10
IA @a5I IS sol GO sis sl.l5s IS sla 81
Witness Atlanta. Ca 7th day Of August
n v D. oohPGT Commissioner.
The daily drawings Of the Georgia stats Lottery pub
ished In the Memphis Appeal Augusta ronsttutionslis
Savannah News and Herald Atlanta ntegenctr
Southern papers, es Of which, together with the Official
dra received from Atlanta may be
Once, No. IS Commercial Place
Information furnished and prlses cashed by
DAVE G. JOHNSTON, Agent
Once No is Commercial Place
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KENTUCKY LOTTERY.
DKAwINs OF KENTUCKY STATE
LOTTERY FOR AUGUST 7-oLAss 474. r..-
roLIoY PLAN
l"lsals 'aSh SIN 7th stn ''n. iOhii'h lEhIlshrFh
Is Is 81 81 u 10 81 % "a s. -l-l-
IaioTnaslOn furnished and prizes SssasG ~ sg..sc
Corner Camp and Common streets.
NOTICE. : BEWARE OF BOGUS LOTTERIES
No Bogus Prizes, Small Fry Prizes persons
ztnnng prizes advertised by the Kentucky
KENTUCKs STATE LOTTERIES.
sIEATIoN LOTTERY TICKETS Os the Three Number
Plan IS follows: ...r
On Monday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Tickets 81 80. IS and $40
On Tuesday and Saturday,
Tickets 81, IS and $40
On Friday,
Tickets S.
Shares In all the above Schemes In Proportion
Plans Of Lotteries and explanation Of the Drawing
yll be sent each purchaser
0splta Prize, IN 81 Scheme. 4.0o
Capital Prize in 81 50 Scheme 1000
Capital Prize, for s. Scheme. D.0O
Capital Prize for $40 Scheme 5000
An Orders promptly flied BY MALI and the Man
gers Ocis Scheme and Commissioner certified printed
drawings sent to all purchasers Immediately after the
trawing
Al communications are strictly confidential.
An order for less than One Dollar will be
All the drawings published in the New York. New
Orleans and St. Louis daily psperS ...#
IN ORDERING TICKETS, Enclose the amount Of money
address, by ms fer what you wish purchase
he Lottery in which wish invested and whether you
wish Wholes Halves QUARTER receipt send
chat ordered. by sr-t mail together the scheue
Bulls on all the solvent Banks Bank Checks Certificates
Deposits and Postage Stamps, received In payment
Tickets. .-ias.a..
Prize Tickets Ihoud be this office payment
renewal in sther Ticksta They will be paid Bank
Checks, or in such viii bet accommodate the
purchaser. -.fEt-.
OHAS. I. HOWARD,
Lock Box 500. New Orleans, La
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.REMOV al,
GRAIN DRYING AND Mailing KILN
100 NEW LEgEE AND OIL FULTON STREET

am prepared to dry and clean from mould and weevi all
kinds Of Grain, Malt Coffee Peas Beans dry suuken
Csrsoes ripsn Green Grain leaving mAtured
in the field; eradicate offensive srels from natural decay
suaranieeg not to burn scJrch viii do such work
ter and At less price than It done in other cities my
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an also ready and sell rights under my patents
for Grain Dying and Mating reasonable evaor
will find these SUPERIOR MACHI ES, there being no
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saving is immen,e In fuel, insurance ks and labor.
For further information apply TO
ALFRED W. J. MASON,
log New Lsyee and 81 Fulton street.
This is superior Machine for drying Sugar, Cora
other substances n-Iscientihc Amerc an
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CITY OF NEw ORLEANS VS.. J. @ ELLIS -TaIRD
District Court Of New Orieans-No "a 768
QY VIRTUE of writ OF nert r.cfas a.
reeed by the Honorable the THIRD District Cou OF New
Orleans, in the above entitled cause W. Avery
sheriff, and BY tad late Sheriff transferred viii pro-
coed to ss at Public Auction IT the Merchants Auc
oneefs Exchange Roy al street. between Canal and Custom
house streets In the cond District Of this CITY, ES-
DAY August IS ls5a at ~ O'Clock the following de-
scribed prop rty, t0-wit-
In Assessment District number Twelve SQUIRE number
Two hundred and Twenty bsupded by Prytsria st Charles
Seventh and Eigh streets and measuring th BY
one hundred and twenty feet according the
posted IN the office Of the OF this city,
at one thousand loO dollars according to the
roll depos ted in ME Office Of the City Treasurer
red IN the above suit
R8- TKRns-CA the spot
THOS, L MAXWELL,
t3 sull Is Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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PENSACOLA OBSERVER.
PUBLISHED TRI-wEEKLY BIZ wz KIRK co.

ptIon-Tveive months ss SIX months, S. IN nd.
This long established 0u nal becomes very desirable
81 this tine in view Of the fact that Pensacola esng
Der railroad communications with the Northwest, aud
becoming point Of interest 10 enterprising msn
IL 10 devoted the development Of the material d.
ere.u Of the state Of FLORIDA, and In ITS locsi de-
Da devotes special attention TO the immense Lumber
and Tim trade growing is vicinity also
enmercisl items oh the careful reader will indicate
great advantages Pensacola
= port Advertisements solicited
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$1,000 REWARD.

'This is superior Machine for drying Sugar Corn
other substances ~ Scientific American.
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CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS. JOSEPH DEYSOODT-
Second District Court Of New Orlesns-No. 3O,4tO.
DY VIRTUE of N writ or nert fAetss

SECOND DittTlct q New UTIesls--lN0 o0,9fl
pY VIRTUE of N writ OF nert fAet as
~ directed by the honorable the kecord srict court OF
New Oreans In the above tied to Geo W. Avery,
late Sheriff and BY said late sheriff TO me- transferred viii
pSOcesd TO public ancoD at the Merchants and Auc
oneers' xchange Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tonhouse streets in the Second De Of this city TO Is
DAY August 18th, 1885,, at " o'clock the following de-
strtbed property to-wit-
Assessment dis rict No az seven, No D seventy
bounded by the streets Toulouse Sc Louis Bourbon and
Dsuphin and measuring 37Xl2 thf;yseveu ieet by
hundred and feet according 10 the plan dep0s
ted In the Office Of he city Assessor and at Sl2
twelve Thousand dollars accodins to the Asses ment hO
deposited in the once Of the city Treasurer.
AIS ANOTHER LOT in the same district and square,
bounded by the streets and t5xt fortytv
feet by hun dred and eighteen feet according the plan
depOed In the office OF the city ASSESSOR aad assessed at
$500 Eve Thousand 1--WE hundred dnsrs according TO the
pl-u deposited IN tie ONCE OF the city Treasurer.
Seized IN the above suit. ID
k5- ThRNs-Cash on the spot.
t5.f : THOS. l. MAXWELL
y2S aull rs Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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" NEAss a MAYO
SUCCESSORS TO MAGEE KNEAssJ
Removed from No. Magazine street,
MAJ ufaeturers Of saddlery and Harness,
-rnPoRrERs
sADDIERY, HARDWARE, BELTING PACKING AND
HOSE, ErC., EfO..
Nos. sTehoupltoulss and New Levss' and ~ q aad
Common streeta.
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-Crescent City Bank New O-Iean..
Junel lsIn accordance with sections 81 and IS Of An
set entitled act 20 establish general
OF Frse Banking. in the State Of Louisisna,"
approved March is, 1855 notice Is hereby gwen
70 the !, holders Of the circulating of this
Bank duly audited under The OF said act to
the the Banking House at the Office Of the
State Auditor. for the purpose of redemption with
year e otherwise the funds deposited by
Bank tor said purpose vii be reclaimed
CHAS. FAURIE. ia. Cashier.
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! Banh OF Americs, New Orlean,

fist aecordance with sectons 81 and y OF the act
titled To establish general system Of Free Bank
ing the tate Of Louisiana approved March Is 1868 notice
IL hereby given 10 the h0des Of the circulating of
Bank duly audi ed under the provisions Of said
senrthe the Banking House. office OF the
Auditor for the of redempt within from
this date oherw Use the fsnds deposited By said Bank for
purpose viii be reclaimed, J. T. MOTHER,
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-Uhion Bank OF LOuisisna.-Nex Dr.
leans June ~ 62In dance with sections 81 and IS of
the entitled AN 70 sh general system Of Free
the state Of approved March Is 1855
netc hereby given 20 the holders OF the circulating
Of this nk duly audited under the provisions said
present the BANKING thu Office Of the
sAte Auditor for the purpose Of redemption within
from this date hse the funds said Bank
GEO A FREREr Cashier
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Steamers Eeautng Bort Gu-9ap.
Al ADVERTISED IN THE DAILY CRESCENT.
Saturday. August 9, 1ses.
POLITICAL.

- Attsntton Mounted Blair ssaua-d
6S-fou VII assemble, prepared for Parade. THIS
AturdRy) EVENING, 81 81 O'Clock 4 the Of Cedr
and Basin punctaA attendance re-
CURED By order L. O. KELLY, President.
JULIUS BETTER, Secretary.
--Au.eties, seymour knights are
hereby notified as5embe WOods Press
Car I'll and Csberbe streets, at half past O'Clock
SATURDAY ss Punctual is required as
the PROCESSION villa att o'clock precisely.
BY order JOHN s FULLY, President
z 4 BVRD
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-04
The Manufacture of Lime.

RoCKLAND, Jan. 2, 1863
To the Editor Of the Press:
The most of the lime used in the United
States or exported from our country is manu-
featured in Rockland. The only other quar-
ries of Importance are situated at Glens Falls,
N. Y, some forty miles north of Troy. At
that place there are about twenty kilns, and
they burn 100000 casks year. Cobb, Wright
& Case, of this city, have burned as much as
this, the past year. ..
The Inspector of lime, here, has not made
his report for 1867, but am informed that at
least a million casks of lime have been prepar-
ed for the market during the year :, and this is
the average annual product. Our largest
manufacturers are Cobb, Wright & Case, Y.
Bird & Co. Jonathan White, and Wm Wilson
& Son.
The quarries are mile inland and extend
three miles parallel with the coast. Formerly.
almost every burner of lime had his quarry.
Now, the quarries are in the hands of a few
ownersIand they sell what rock they do not
wish to burn to other burners, taking of course
the best rock to their own kilns. The trans
portation of the crude rock furnishes employ
ment for a large number of men, who with
teams of six, four or two horses bring in four
tons and less at a load. a.. 81
Lime casks are brought in from the country
as far back as Augusta; but large proportion
of the casks for the past yearhas been made in
Rockland. The price of a lime cask is thirty
cents.
About five cords of wood are consumed in
producing hundred casks of lime, most of the
wood being brought from the islands outside
of the harbor.
The old-tashioned lime kilns were sinks
made in the ground, and the rock was thrown
into the mouth. Yankee genius has revolu-
tionized the manufacture of this commodity,
as was natural, and by the Introduction of pa
tent kilns has given vigor and increased facili-
ty to this branch of production.
Rockland doesn't ask for protection" for
her lime, but with her sixty kilns will COM
mand the market for years to come, fearless of
injury from commerce as free as the spirit of
America.
Three fourths of our kilns are of the new in
vention. They are elevated above the ground,
lined like coal stoves and resemble gigantic
furnaces or miniature volcanoes. They burn
day and night and are tapped at the bottom
three times a day, irreverent of Sabbaths, and
and the lime, when cool, is barreled and
housed in low, broad sheds to which the kilns
serve as chimneys.
Raised platforms extend along from mouth
to mouth of several kilns, so that the rock can
be thrown from the cart into the kiln or may
be loaded conveniently at hand.
The General-Inspector OF lime inspects the
skc To hot tbau Of, q,
and by his deputies makes sure that they are
duly filled. The deputies are often the lime
burners or the owners of the kilns; but as the
manufacturer must brand his casks of lime,
it is Tor his intetest to do everything honestly
Thomaston used to be known as lime town,
but the business was mainly in this part OF the
town which is now Rockland.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-04

The senli-annual conference of Congrega-
tional Churches will be held at Saccarappa
commencing on Tuesday next. In the fore
noon there will be a sermon by Rev. j. j. Car
ruthers D. D. In the afternoon there will be
discussion on Christian Responsibility; w
The general subject; (2) As related to the
family-it its nature and extent; (3) AS related
to the Church-in promoting its general pros
perty-in sustaining its ordinances-ln pro-
noting its fellowship and sociability, and IN
promoting revivals In the eventng, the dis
cussion will be continued on Christian respon-
sibility as related to the Sabbath School-its
nature and extent, and the duties of super
intendent and teachers. There will also be
special addresses to the children.
In the forenoon Of Wednesday the subject OF
Christian esponsibility in promoting the Tenn
perance Reform will be discussed; also in pro-
noting the evangelization of the community
Immediately around us, our own country, and
the world generally, including the distri-
button OF the bible, work among the sailors
the freedmen and the heather. There will
also be an address to the impenitent. In the
afternoon there will be sermon by Rev. w.
r. Cross, and the administration of the Lords
Supper