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Sale at No, 1904 Me1vine street.

NfARTIN BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS.- -
vi Qately Statesmen for NJ Thomas Sons.)
No. $40 CHESNUT Street, entrance from Minor
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Estate OF Joshua LOngstreth deceased.
VALUABLE PLANTS ROOTS AND TREES, IN THE
GROUND; CARRIAGES, COUPES, WAGONS, HAIR
NESS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ETC.
On Monday Morning,
26th inst at II O'clock at Nineteenth street and Tur
ners lane adjoining the German Hospital by order of tho
the Joshua Longstreth deceased, the
valuable plants roots and trees in the ground including
peones spreas phloxes mperas tulips hyacnths,
westeras tree peones pyrus aponcas deutza scraboes
deutza grqzcills snowbarape vines rose bushes lily OF
the valley, box trees, edgiug, etc. etc.
CARRIAGES, WAGONS HARNESS, ETC.
Two coupes, two Germantown CARTS double and
single harness. farming implements grndstones, Sleigh
etc etc. l4AH
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23d inst, at 10 O'clock at the auction rooms No 528
Chestnut street. by catalogue by order of assgnees the
large and extensive stock of upholstery goods including
fine lace window curtains reps terry and chnz lambro
quns fine reps terres veIy fine window curtains cords
tassels, frnges, gmps, acks walnut and gilt cornioes
curtain bands, bell pulls, etc. 4b6t
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Sale at No no South Eighteenth street
HANDSOME FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD PIAN'
ETC. RrC.

April o. at 10 O'clock, at No 10 South Eightecnt'
street by catalogue, the entire furniture COmprisn
walnut mahogany paror furniture superior rosewoo
7ocnve piano made by Reichenbach. dining furni
ture, mirror, elegant suit walnut chamber turniturD
wardIobes mattresses, kitchen furniture, rerigerato
etc. asl ~
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Erie Mail leaves daily except Sunday, running
on Saturday night to Wllliamsport only. On Sun
day night passengers will leave Philadelphia at II
O'Clock.
Philadelphia Express leaves daily. All other
trains daily, except Sunday.
The Western Accommodation Train runs daily,
except Sunday. For this train tickets must be pro-
cured and baggage delivered by +. NJ. at No. l16
Market street.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT DEPOT, VIII
Cincinnati Express $40 A. M.
Philadelphia Express $40 A. M.
Paoli Accommodat'n, $50 A. NJ, $40 and 7'10 p. M.
Erie Mail and Buffalo Express 1000 A. M.
Parkesburg Train 9'10 A. NJ.
Fast Line 1000 A. NJ.
Lancaster Train 1920 p. NJ.
Erie Express 4'20 p. NJ.
Day Express 4'20 p. NJ.
Harrisburg Accommodation $40 p. NJ.
! f,lrth rirfnr rnnfi o. annlV to
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22d inst at 10 o'clock at No 1904 Mervne street. (bt
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, above Montgomer
avenue by catalogue the entire household furniture et
The furniture made to order by Moore d Campior
MaS be seen n early ON morning of sale 4103t
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Assgnees' Peremptory Sale at the Auction Rooms
EXTENSIVE SALE OF UPHOLSTERY GOOD
lace and Heavy Window Curtains, Very Fine Windo
Shades Reps TeTres, Cornces, Tassels Cords, Fringe
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Sale Catherine Street, above Broad.
TWO SUPERIOR GREY MARES, BAY MARE, TWO
MULES, LARGE FOUR-WHEEL TRUCK, WATSON
BUGGY, DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS, ETC
On Tuesday Afternoon
2h inst at o'clock at the stable, Catherine street.
Broad north side years old suitable
for work driving bay mare years old fast driver
nearly new; Watson buggy, shifting top, with pole and
shaft double and single harness. etc. the properties OF
parties declining business May be early the day of
sale. 42l st
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NORTH, NORTHWEST, AND THE oANADAs.
G ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER

Leaving the Company's Depot at Thirteenth and
Callowhill streets, Philadelphia, at the following
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iNTENDENT OF CITY RAILROADS.
About so Tons of Railroad Iron
. On Saturday Morning,
2Ath instant, 10 o'clock, the of Broad and
Market streets 80 tons Of Railroad Iron and Frog
Castings.
Terms Cash before delivery 42Ot
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HANDSOME WALNUT PARLOR FURNITURE, TWO
Suits Elegant Walnut Chamber Furniture, Handsoms
Wardrobe, Extension Table Elegant French Plate Man
tel Mirror Handsome Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Fine
Hair and Spring Mattresses Cut Glassware Fine China.
OH fInIs ntn
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Good Lands for Sale.
William B. Ford, In the Common Pleas
vs. Equity silc,
John l.. Ford. County "f Fairfield.
Riley N. Ford Bill for
and others. Partition.

IN pursuance of an Order of the Cour!
IL made in the above stated case will offer
for sale at public tory, to the highest
bidder, Mt the Court House in WInnsboro
on tho first Monday in December next, the
several tracts Of land described in the Bill
in this case, lately the property of NJ. a. NJ.
Leggo, deceased all lying in the County of
Fairfield, namely:
l. The tract known rs The "Weterce
Place" containing 363 aorss. lying on wn
tors Of Waiereo Greek, nnd bounded by
lands Of G. ID. Ford, James II. Aiken, John
Wilson, the estate of John G. Roseborough,
and others,
2. The tract known as the "Coleman
Place" containing Sc ocres. adjoining Tie
"watereo Place." Mrs. Sarah Jones, John
Wilson and others.
3. The tract known as the Cedar Creek
Place." containing 29G acres and bounded
by lands now. or lately belonging TO John
Hollis, James b, Coleman, James KEGS,
William McQunrters, the estate Of DR.. John
p. Thomas, and others.
4. The tract known as the "Robinson
place" containing III acres, and bounded
by lands Of William McQuarters, the estate
Of Samuel Robinson, lands lately belonging
to James McQuar,ers, and others.
These several tracts Of land will be sold
in four separate parcels as above designated.
TIRMs OF SALE:---(ash sufficient to pay
the costs, fees, and expenses of suit and
sale; and for tho balance credit Of one.
two and three years, in three equal annual
instalments, with interest from The day Of
sale. payable annually. The purchasers 10
give bond with good suretes, and n mort.
gage Of tho promises and pay for oil neccs.
sary papers and revenue stamps.
T.. w nIJVAI,I, q II n i
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Sale Of Lands.

William NJ. Osborne In the Common
vs.. Pleas; Equity sido,
William Hamilton County of Fairfield.
and wife and others. Bill for Partition.
IN pursuance Of an Order of Court made
d in the above case will offer for sale
at public ou,cry to the highest bidder, at
tho Court House in Winnsboro, on the first
Non lay in December next, tho tract of land
described in the Bill in this case, belonging
TO The estate Of William Osborne. dcccn> cd
containing 2024 acres, moro or less. tying
and situate In the County Of Fairfield, and
adjoining lands Ct William j. Clowncy, DR..
II. j. Lyles, the estate Of William s. Lyles,
and others.
TERMS OF SALE :---Cash sufficient TO pay
the costs, fces, and expenses Of suit and
snle. which will be required on the day Of
sale; md for tho balance. y credit Of one
md two years, equal instalmcnts, with in
terest from day CT sale, payable annually.
The purchase, TO give bond. with two
good surstics, and mortgage of the prem
ises, and pay for all necessary papers and
revenue stamps.
L. W. DUVALL, s, f. C.
Sherif's Office,
Winnsboro, 18th Nov. 1859.
nov II t1x2
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Sn!S Of Lands.

Saml. b. Clowney In the Common Pleas !;
e. q. p, Equity side,
vs.. County of Fairfield.
ElizaJ. Gladney Bill far foreclosure Of
and others, Statutory mortgage 60
IN pursuance Of an Order of Court made
Il in tho above oase will offer for sale Mt
public nt.cry to the highest bidder, at the
Court House in Winnsboro, on the frs, Mon
day in. rocembcr noxt, Tho tract of land
described in The Bill in this case. containing
1914 acres, lying and situate in tho County Of
Fairfield, and bounded by lands of Mrs. Eli.
znbeth Fcrrel, James p. Maoie. tho estate Of
Elisha Ragsdalc, and othcrs.
TERMs OF SALE :--C Cash sufficient to pay
the costs. fees, and expenses Of suit and
sale, which will be required on the day Of
sale; and for the balance, q credit Of one
year, with interest from the day Of sale.
Tho purchases give bond with good and
sufficient suretcs, and n mortgage of the
premises, and pay for all necessary papers
and revenue stamps. l.. W. DUVALL,
Sherif's Office, SEC
Winnsboro, 5. c., Nov. II, 1869.
nov 13-f2x3
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/ Thought.

III, rose that's bent with summer rain,
Or filled with earthly Gew,
Sheds richer perfume Ger again,
gs And gows with loyclier ,Lus. v
The penr'y drops that light within
Its !caty ohalice rest,
But rresher beauties for 1t win,
lsIts fragrant charms attest. 4
So, hearts how'd down with weight and care,
Or crushed by bitter grief,
Show clcaror what thcir virtues are,
While waiting for relief;
Each tcnder sigh is sweet, that springs
From hearts by sorrow riycn;
II on its parting breath it brugs
Some dearcr hopo Of heaven.
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Sale Of Valuable Property.


and wife, sale of real estate,
vs.. Change of
Daniel f. Booan Investments
and wife and others. Sc.
n pursuance of an Order Of Court made
i. III The above case ! will offer for
sale at public out cry to the highest bidder,
at The Court House in Winnsboro, on the
first Monday in December next, all that
valuable real estate described in The Bill in
this casc, aud lately the property of Os
mund Woodward, deceased, consisting Of
the following tracts and lots of land, with
the improvements thereon, namely:
l. The trait known rs the tDutchman's
Creek Place." containing 1889 acres, lying
IN The State and County aforesaid, on waters
OF Dutchman's Creek, and adjoining lands
of Strothcr Tidwcll, lands lately belonging
to the estates of N. a. Peay, deceased, aud
John Harrison, deceased, and others.
z. The tract known as the 'Rceycs or
Piny Woods Place." continuing 1865 acres,
more or less, lying on waters of Sawney's
Creek, i'll The County and State aforesaid,
and adjoining lands Of Dr. Il. H. Edmunds,
Reuben d. cBoulwarc ard others. This
tract will be divided and sold IN two sepa-
rate tracts Of about equal sizes
3. a lot OF land situate in tho Town of
niiuSoolo "uJolhlHB lOlS OF NirS. y. Laud,
DR.. William +. Aiken, Mrs Regina Gads
den, and fronting Oh Congress Street, G5
feet, more or less, being II pert of tho lot
known as the ''Icmmou lot"
H. y lot Of land situate in the Town of
Winnshoro, bounded by lots now or lately
belonging to Snlng Wolfe. and the Char
lottc, Columbia & Augusta Railroad Com
pany and fronting on Congress Street 40
feet, more or less. On this lot is first
rate brick store house built since the close
of the war.
Terms OF SALE AS FoLLows - Cash sufi :.
clenL to pay The costs, fees, and expenses Of
suit and sale, which will be rec, t,uired on the
day Of sale; for the balance, credit of ono
and two years, payable in equal annual in
stalmcnts, with interest thereon from
the day Of sale, payable annually. pur-
chnscrs will be required to give bond with
at least two approved surctics, and n mort :.
gage Of the premises, and pay for all neccs-
'hry papers and revenue stamps.
Purchasers Of the "Duichman's Creek
Place" and the Lot with the store house on
t in Wmnsboro, will not be entitled to the
possession thereof until lsL Of January.
1870. L. W. DUVALL s f q
ShrriT's Office,
Winnshoro, $, c., 18th Nov. 1869.
nov l3-+2x3
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UNDER DECREE in EQUITY.

r. K. IInrtin, Ex'or, vs.. George Le,tner, ct.
al'-Bill to Foreclosc Mortgage.
DURSUANT TO an order oe sale made in
l. the above stated cause, will sell at pub.
lic auction to tho highest bidder before the
Court House door, in Wirnsboro, on the
first Monday in December next, the mort.
gagged promises described in the pleadings
in this cause, containing
1900 Acres, More or less.
Situate in Fairfield County and State Of
South Carolina. t @
Terms of Sale One-third Of the purchase
Of money, and tho costs, of suit and expen !.
ses Of sale to be paid in cash on day Of
sale. The balance on credit Of one and
two years in equal annual instalments. com.
putting from day of sale, with interest from
date. to be secured by bond and good per
sonal security and q mortgage of premises.
Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps.
s. B. .CL0TNEY, G. C. 2:
Clerks Office 10Th Nov. 1862 sF&f~
nov l6-tlx2
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The c4RohYA ERzKhzER is made
Peruvian Gu%no" its Feiizg Properties These Phospa
value the
st.
"LABORATORY
Analysis
nj
Fixed Ingredients
ia
Eluiyalc tito SInsolnbl Onc(
Phospha Of Lime
lhrcAc quivacnt 10 of Limo
of
of Soda,
amga
n tHEcr, K Jr
others At SEQ per ton Of
W.
Factors
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on bill to'aid Spartanburg a. Union
Raj ilroad, OH the ground that the cred.
it of the State demands refusal of
aid TO any railroad scheme whatever
il Adopted by vote of twenty.one to
ono.
Mr.. Leslie asked it recorded upon
the Senate Journal and in every news
paper that the only Senator who voted
for endorsing railroad bonds by the
Legislature is q genuine Democrat.
A Bill was introduced to give title
of the Club House property to the
United States. Notice of bills to re-
organize Circuit Court; to amend
Militia act; to amend the charter of
the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad to establish free schools; to
incorporate the Proyileut Mutua,
Life Assurance Company to incorpo-
rate the Clailin University and Edi,to
Phosphate Company.
HOUSE.
Notice was given of bills to incorpo-
rate the Comet Star Light Infantry {;
to repeal the act changing the county
scat of Barnwell county to amend the
charter of Sumter to fix the timo
and place of court sales.
Joint resolutions were offered au-
thorizipg payment Of teachers, and di-
recting the County Commissioners to
report upon State lands in Charleston.
A resolution raising Committee on
Labor was adopted.
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Bryce, Miss j. Wade, Mrs. T. p

Bryce, Miss j. Wade, Mrs. j. p.
Adams, Mrs. ,Kihsler, Mrs. Killian.
These ladies are alone authorized to
receive = subscriptions in Richland
County, and will send their collections
TO the Treasurer Of the Association,
through the Chairman of the Com.
mittee. Subscriptions will be prompt.
~ acknowledged but will not DO pub
lish cd - PhUuir.
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A No. l Cotton and Grain PIanta-
tiOM for Sale.
Dr.. John II. Cook In the Common
and wife, Pleas Equity side
-. County of Fairfield
Lucy a. Mobly,
DR.. Robt. A Buchan. Bill
an and wife, for
and others Partition.

N pursuance Of an Order Of Court made
in the above case will offer for sale q,
public out'cry to the highest bidder, at the
Court House in Winnsboro, on tho frs,
Monday in December next, that highly val
uablc plantation or tract Of land, lately the
property of Osmund Woodward, deceased,
and known as tho "John r. Harrison place"
containing 84S acres, more or less, lying
and situate in The County and State aforc-
said, near "Simpson's Turn Cut" and abou.
six miles from the Town Of Wihnshoro ; and
bounded by lands Of Mrs. Martha Wood
ward, Mrs. Gndsdcn, Col. John l.. Black.
Osmund D. Jones, and others.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash sufficient TO pny
the costs, fees, and expenses Of suit and
sale, which will he required on the day OF
sale; and for the balance, credit of one
and Two years, equal annual inslalmcnts,
with interest from the day of sale, payable
annually. The purchaser to give bond
with at least two approved surcics and n
mortgn of the premises, and pay for all
necessary papers and revenue stamps.
Purchaser not entitled to the possession
of The property until January /, 1870.
l.. W. DUVALI., S. +. C.
ShcriiTs Office,
Wnnsboro, s. c 10Th Nov. 1869.
nov ii-tSX3
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County Auditors Office.
FAIRFIELD, Sd November 1869.

FAIRFIELD, Sd November 1863.
nIEE County Board OF Equalization for
J. Fairfield County will meet at the Audi.
tors Office in Fairfield County, on the SEQ
ond Monday in December next, "said Board
shall have the power to hear complaints.
and to cQunlizc the valuation Of all real and
personal property, moneys and credit s with
in tho County" under certain provisions.
J. 5. STEWART,
nov i-+4x4 COUNTY Auditor
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music ,rEACIIING,

MISS NJ. Il. GAILLARD will dsssspsy,
III. give instructions in Ma- w III
sio on tho Piano.
For terms, 80, apply at her residence,
or to W.M. Dwight.
sep 9-33m
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State of South CarOlina-Chcster
COmnty--In Equity.

CLANCY D. Tongue, Adm'x, VS.. John L..
Yonguc, ct. al
Df virtue Of dccrctal order in tho above
~ stated case, directed TO me, will offer
nj public sale before tho Court House door
in Winnsboro, >. c.. on Monday, tho 9th
day of pccember next. tho following dcs
cribed lands belonging to the estate Of the
late Henry W. Tongue, decd, to wit:
3SS Acres,
Situated on the Charlotte, Columbia &
August Railrond. and water, of Watorce
Creek, bounded by lands Of estate Of David
dallard, j. L. Cameron, BENZ. Cordcr, Ct
Also, 1O5 Acres,
Situated OIL the waters Of bumpers
Creek, bounded by lands Of II. @. Cameron,
J. F. Cameron, Mrs. Il. Stirling and Benz
Cordpr.
Also, the rcyisionary interest of Tho wi
dow CLANCY D. ionguc in
3l2 Acres,
Assigned to her for her DOVER situated
on tho Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta Rail
road, and waters Of Waiercc Creek, bounded
by lands Of Mrs. Il. Stirling, NJ. J. nnd NJ.
G. Tongue and estate Of Henry W. Yongue,
decd.
Tsrms-Thc above lands will he sold on
the following terms: The purchasers 10 pay
up on tho day Of sale, sufficient to satisfy
costs Of suit and give bond with good sccu.
ri,y and mortgage Of the promises. on
credit Of one and two years, to secure the
payment Of the balance Of the purchase
money, and pay Tor MI necessary pnpers,
&c. JOHN W. WALKER,
S. G. G.
Sheriff 3 Office, Chester, S. C.. Oct 80,
1869. nov 3-X5
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The code of practice presented by
WhpPcr, Montgomery aud Corbin
was referred to the Judiciny Com
mittce., ~ Aie.oln'jou to give the en-
q losslng to the Secs ctary Of State was
laid over.
a motion WAS adopted that the
standing committers remain as or
ganiZed at the last session
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Rv.rransement with g. + W. TODD w. w."
:. * or eor ~ m.rs, yate, With freight added,
Mill Stones, ProofStAm, sS.u p,cL.
snut Machines, Elevator Cups, H.
RoItins Cloths Sepnrators, hose,
Oal ExtrActofs,
And their we'll known
LEATHER AND RUBBER BELIlNd'
Also ANYTHING else IN the line OF
MILL FTR.N.ISHksVGS.
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H5slndsl1s.
vA,r- .. ARnIrAcE. s.. sAzrLI
1arPnornIEToRs OF TINE
|BuckeyG Foundry
i rsrApiIsHID 1. D .is4s.
PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY
/ r,.,Aeaia 1851 a.a 4srsAassa iaisss.
novon,olsAa1eeanstn operation
'Cnr 9th 4 johnson Sts., keokuk.
o.,sh. attention efMar . thsr
ers, Merchants. Fsr1ser, Il o,srs,sa
PATTERN9,
| Steam Engines, Water Wheels
son,ss ssoss, saw ruIIizs.
Cos G.EsinnMa;; a OLDER MILLS.
~aCuINERY IN GEN EtsAA'
ooionns lat z DssAIrsus' s si roas
osp:.aa SINS. 11s :.1ss:iS i,eso..
House Castings.
layer. rroas. lo.4 ss.psr.' f feasss'
MAndrih, eo,..sr Pisses' Sled Shoe.
Shears, W..ssrs Ratchet Drilis,
IAthss, Wssa" a--;.h;.s. RtA
Agricultural Implement fufnlsaist'' h"'
60. .-,,oy ar.-s,s. PkTTnnn ~. = A. =.
- tSrsrssoss ere prspsrsa tossss ess''s 'o'
.anvsktsag WGNfe0.
..,p..stn. Braas oastngs, - 49,,
soi' Journal Mssai, -" So
49, o4h.r alloy, manufactured It snoft no'as''
ROUG HI IRON
sa:,.t Saw. ass Chains. s.ids. ss.s'
s.s ~ Mn Dogs, Wan Driil, s sare1ps.
LATHEs, TWO DRILL m;u PRES
cEa THREE planners, THO
BOLT CUTTERS,
49,, v,c.s - otA,r rOoLsin abundance, squ'pt
Largest Machine Shop
...... .s,heir Cupolss Blower, largest La1ns
= p,nsr ,os.thsr with their Cranes sno r,est -, |
,ss contr,bute 70 nAke tAsif ncaisaS
ioing
v.1r. and anmrrAsp being thorough mecnam
mi, The heat d ~ erials are used, OF
Employed
-WB FURNISH
,o,,.,, Heaters,
ohinnty. Mud Receivers,
ets.m Drun ,. bin. eteAm Fitting,
Betting,
-Ans Aaxx1s IoI AND hHoohsAp
ARDN8R's GOVERNOR,
BRANCH, cRooKEs CO.'S SAWS.
PArHHr HEATER LIME oAFchAA
And keep for sale good assortment OF
alyes. Cocks, Oil Cups. and other THINNING
.,,.na.ment With q. W. TODD l. CO., vsse
their eonsxme rates, With freight Aoaeu'
II, e,ones, Proofstafs, screen .,sn,N r!'
nut Maohines, Elevator Cups, MN fioA''
oItne CLOTHS, Separators, hoso'
OaI Extrsctofs,
And their we'll known
FATHER AND RUBBER bELIiNu'
Also anything else IN the line OF
MILL FUR.V'ISHk.VGS. 4
IN .ntcipst,on Of the demand for appliances ,oi 1n
A. m POWlR 10 have secured the conuoi oihf
lIis AIRRICAN DOUBLE TukBlNA
WATER WHEEL,
,,.S.o-iad0ad To
The New York herald., 1869-09-08
FOReIeN SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

The archaeological researches in that part OF the
Palatn hill wnicn belongs to the Pope have been
suspended by order Of Baron visconti until Novem-
Der. on account Of the great summer heats. The
principal results of the winter and spring excava-
tons have been the discovery OF grand staircase.
crusted with marble descending TO the Palestra-
the Paiestra hall ITSELF with Its granite columns re-
versed out the marble bases still In their placesa
hall OF baths, fountain, 0rnamented With mosacs;
several fragments Of statuettes and architectural
ornaments, landscapes, executed In coored marbles,
stuccO vaults; chambers corridors, extensive sta
bes secret saIrcases. water c0nduts, fresco PANT
inps &c, Signor Zanzolinl who directs the exca-
vations. under the superlntenuence OF Baron Wis.
cont, with much zeal and Judgment, has followed
the example OF the Chevalier Rosa In establishing
local museum wherein 70 store tue numerous OBJ
iects OF interest, of small dimensions, gradually
brought 10 hight. Among these are several mutt
lated statues one OF sitting Venus; stamped bricks
marble of which the most remarkable Is q very rare
block or rose-colored cipottinO.
His Holiness has presented TO the French Cardl-
nal de Bonald sufficient quantity OF ancient mar
bies excavated at the Emporium, on the Tiber
bank for the reconstruction Of the nigh altar OF the
for the erection OF an elegant pedestal and pyramid
on the Tyberne island, In place OF granite column,
which, after occupying for many centuries the
centre of the Piazza di San Bart0l0me0, was re-
Gently reversed by the pondrous wheel Of buffalo
dray Before each face OF the pyramid will be the
statue Of saint, connected by tradition with this
ancient part Of Rome: - -
The French Scientific Association is preparing an
expedition to observe the shooting stars In Novem
ber from various points near the coast OF the Med
terranean. The principal stations are expected 70
DO Marseillcs, Nice, Perpignan and Narbonne.
meeting OF the socrety win be held In the 1rst named
city about the 10th OF that month TO consider the
results