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A SCISSORS NOTICE.
Ux1rEp STATES fsrrRNAL REVENUE,
AssrssoR's OFFICE FIRST DISTRICT OF LouIHANA
Nav ORLEANS Apral LIST. 1859.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
AssrssoR's oTrIcr FIRsr DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA,
Nav ORLEANS, April LIST, 1853
The animal income list Of for the year ending
December slst 1868 in compliance with IAN act to
provide Revenue support the Government to pay
interest on the public and for other purposes approved
June h 1854 amended by subsequent acts having been
returned the Assistant Assessors Of the Fret District Of
Louisiana undersigned Assessor Of said District
Notice hereby given that said annual income list win
open examination BY taxpayers fT the period Of
days from this date Room No. United States Custom
House. during time any person persons feeling them
peal to the Assessor
And Immediately ser the expiration Of said days.
the twelfth thirteenth fourteenth and fifteenth OF April
1862 will dssrn ise all appeals relative TO
cessve valuations and By the Assistant Asses
appeals to the Assessor aforesaid must be made IN
writing and specify the particular mstter thing
respecting which decision is requested and state the ground
Of error complained Of
The District OF louisiana is comprised within the
parishes Of Orleans Jefferson, Bernard Psquemnes st
CHARLES st James, ST. John Baptist, Ascension, TerrebOnne
Lsiourche, Livingston ST. Helena, Washington and St
Tammsy.
In the parishes Of St James and Ascension appeal. viii be
made to this ocs through Assisss Assessor T. vALEN-
TINE, Convent Landing.
In the parishes Of Washington and St. Helena through
Assistant Assessor JAMEs B. WAND. Anti. City.
In the parishes OF livingston and St ramnaDy through
Assistant Assessor ". 7. PRATT, PonchstoulA
the parishes Of Charles ard 81 John Baptist through
Assistant Assessor JOHN N. HOWELL, Edgar P. o.
In the parish Of Lsfsurche through Assistant Assessor Q.
W. GRIsSAM. fhibodsnx.
In tie parish Of rerrebonne through Assistant Assessor
GEORGE BuTTRICK- Houma
Said assistant Assessors hereby cot 6ed 70 transmit AL
such spPess this Office Immediately upon their receipt
All other appeals must be made directly to this ofica
LEWIS wOLFLEY,
Assessor First Dhtrct OF La Ofioe-Room No. ]
Rni dinra
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LIMITED STATES DISTINCT COURT

~ District Of Louisians-In atter Of Richard g. Ellis
bankrup-ln Bankruptcy, NO 932-Wheress Richard g. Ellis
OF parish District Aforesaid daily declared
bankrupt under the act Of Congress OF March 1857 has
this filed in said court petition praying for discharge
and certificate thereof from all his de0ts and other claims
provAble under said Act;
therefore TO all creditors who have
all other in interest," that the sth
day of May, 1859 at II assigned tor the hearing
same thst they then and there attend aud
If they have why the Of the said petit
tien should not be granted.
And further notice is given that the bankrupt will undergo
an examination before Register Ptkin the 4h day Of
NAV A. ID. 1863, q his Office, O. etOm House, at IL
Clerks Office, New Orleans. April lS, 1869
spl4 q 20 X LoEW, Deputy Clerk.
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STATES DISTRICT CoUKr-

TINTED STATES DISTINCT COURT
- District the matter OF Isaac Buuenkron,
bsnkruptIn Bar krupcy, No. lWhereas Isaac Blnmenk-
ron New District aforesaid duly declared bank
rup Congress of March 1851 has this day
ed said Court petite praying for discharge and cert
thereof from all his debts and other claims provaoe
under said act;
Notice gwen to all creditors who have proved
their debts all other in interest," that the 5h
Of May, 1869 at IL NJ is assigned fer the hearing
of the sRd that they then and there attend aud
they have why the Of the said pe
tion should not be granted
And further notice given that the Bankrupt will under
aon before Register Dean the 4th day OF
saw, A. 1862 at his Office, Oustomheuse, at Pa
Clerks Office, New Orleans, April l3 1869
spl4N % K. L0Ew, Deputy Clerk.
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IMPROVED FRENCH RANGE
md
RANGE FURNITU RE
MANUFACTURED Br
BRAMHALL, DEANE d Co..
az and 2ss Water St, NeH York.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE UNDERSIGNED
opArtnerhip. under the name
AVER. for the purpose Of car.
and Commission Business at
EUGENE q. nRSLIER.
CLARENCE q. THAYER
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TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT
- District of LouisianaIn the matter Of Chs b. Mobiles
bankrupt-In Bsnkruptcy-Eo. lO22-Whereas Chs. II.
Nohles Of and district aforesaid, duly de-
cared Bankrupt under the Act Of Congress OF March 1907
has filed said Court petition praying dis
charge and certificate thereof from all his debts and other
claims prOvsble under said act;
Notice is therefore given 10 all creditors who
have proved their debts, and TO all other persons
in interest that the 9Th day of May, 1862 at IL O'Clock
assigned for the hearing Of the and thst they
may then and there attend and show they have
the OF the said petition should not be granted
further given that the bankrupt will undergo
before Register Augustn ths 4h day OF
May 1863, Office, Al Exchange Alley, at IL o'clock
A.
Clerks Office. New Orleans. April IS. 1859.
spl4 % LOET Deputy Clerk.
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In BANKRUPTCY.

TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT
u District of LouisianaIn the matter Of Hermann Drey
fus, bsnkiupt-In Bankruptcy No 9S7 -Wheress Her
DTeyfus, individually and member OF the nrm OF
Bayer Dreyus and dstct aforesaid duly de-
caTe9 the let of Congress Of March 3D. 1907
this day fled in said Cozt.s petition praying for dis
change and certificate thereof nom all his debts and other
claims provsble under said Act.
Notice is therefore given 70 creditors who have proved
their debts and e other persons ia interest that the LIST
day Of May 1862 ii A assigned for the hearing
Of the that they then and there attend md
show they have why the prayer OF the said
petition shou not be granted
And further notice given that the bankrupt Viii undergo
before Register Dean the 18th day OF
April A 1869 his Office, Custom House, ct IL A..
APPS 1872 X LnhW f,-----
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limited STATES DISTRICT COURT

LIMITED STATES DIsTKICT C0UBTx
~ District of Loussna-ln the matter OF Mrs. sarah
Jenks bankrupt-In Bankruptcy, No 7l4-Nherees, Mrs
Sarah jerks OF New Orleans. ans District afore-
said. duly declared bankrupt under the act OF Con-
gress March 1861 has this day filed in said court petit
ton and certificate thereof from all
her debts and other claims provable under said act
Notice therefore given to sill creditors who have proved
sh day Of May, 1869 at II A NJ, is assigned for the
hearing the and that they then and there
tend and show cause any they why the prayer Of
the said petition should not be granted
given that the bankrupt viii undergo
an examination before Register Kellogg 4h day OF May
A. D. 1869, his ofice Custom House at II O'Clock A.
Clerks Office New Orleans, April ~ 1869
spI3 20 81 K. LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
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~ have this day formed a (
and style of MEsLIER 4 7 1
rying on the General Auction
No. LOG Grsvler streat-
New Orleans. April ]. l9fo.
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GREY JACKET BITTERs.
ARE no
HuNBUG OF FOREIGN MANUFACTURE
ut the materials Of their manufacture ere from
SOUTHERN HERBS.
Manufactured By BARNETY 4 LIOH
Nos Is New Leyes & II Fulton Nreets
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I1KIrED STATES pIsTRICT COURT

limited STATES DIsTRICT COURT
u strict Of Louisisna-In g. matter Of Tresimond Ian
Dry bankrupt-In Bankruptcy, No l0S-Wheess Trasond
Landry, of the parish Of Ascension and district afOle
said duly dec AIRED bankrupt under the Act of Congress OF
1867 this day ed in said Court petition pray
ing discharge and certificate thereof from all bis debts
al other claims pr .vable under said act
Notice therefore given to all creditors who have proved
their all other in interest," that the oh
day of May, 1862 IL O'Clock A. is assigned Tor the
hesrng the and that they then and there attend
and show cause trey have why the prayer OF the said
petition should not be granted.
And further is that the bankrupt viii undergo
an examination before Register Augusn the 4th day Of
May A. D. 1869, at his Office Al Exchange Alley, at IL
Clerks Office, New Orleans, April Is. 1883
spl42I28 X. L0EW, Deputy Clerk.
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:AMUsEMENTs.

sAMUsEMENTS.
CT.CHARLEs THEATER-sT. oHAhLksSf.
Mrs SCOTT sIDDoNs. |
Every ready 10 comply With the wishes Of her numerous
friends, viii appear this
Thursday. April Is. 1859,
In her sp.nHs ,nrer,onssion Of PAULINE, In Bulvers
beautiful play sfthe
LADY OF LYONS.
Claude MslnOtte. CHARLES POPE.
FsIDAY-Benen, Of Mrs Scott siddOns.
ssturdsy-Bensft Chs Pope and Last Night OF the
sundsy-Frd Wilson's Famous Kinstrsls IN unique sna
Performers.
NEW OPERA HoUsE-BoURBoN STREET.
Thur,day. April Is. 1860,
Fourth night of GOunOd's Grand OPERA in hves acts,
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Doors open 81 O'Clock Performance commences 81 "
o'clock precisely.
SUNDAY ls-Bena. ofNms Farnai and NJ Thnry.
CADEMY OF MUsIC-sT. CHARLES ST
LAST NIGHTS
THB LEFFINGwELk
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS
wEDNEsDAY-CLoRINDA and ROMEO JAFFIER
JENKINS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and ROMEO JAFFIER JEN-
KIEs
FRIDAY-Beneft OF The Lehingvel-ALADDIN and
nom1 60 sArrIrE JENKINS.
SATURDAY NooN-CRossINo THB LINE and
ALADDIN
SATURDAY NIGHT-cRossING THE LINE and FRA
DIAvOLO
sUEDAY-And Last Appearance Of The Lefangwell-
CLObINDA and FRA DIAYOL0.
The announce with much peasurethat an en-
gseemsnt has been effected for short in New Or
leans, with the celebrated
WORRELL SISTERS,
SOPHIA, IRENE and JENNIE,) and their full fev YORK
Opera Bouffs and Burlesque Company
Due notice win be given of their appearance
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS:
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS:
NJ HoDKINsON,
No. lis New Levee street,l
NEW ORLEANS.
COAL OIL, GASOLINE, NAPTHA,
Lubrieating OIL, Sxie Greese' Etc., ETC.
NB.-Country orders promptly attended 70.
THE BARTRAM n FANTON
ELASTIC STITCH SEWING MACHINES,
Family and Manufacturing Purposes

The manufacturers Of the above Machine believe that seI
Of the different kinds OF Machine sdapsd 70
FAMILY sEwIHG q. they have OVERCOME the FAULTS
and INTERSECTIONS Of the in the market ana
produced Machine that py
FINISHED. MORE SIMPLE, ACCURATE and Rel \
BILE vita GREATER CAPACITY for PERFORMING
ALL KINDS Of
FAMILY SEWING,
Than apv other Machine ever before offered 10 the public
and are simple IN their construction that
novice can operate them with perfect success
For Heavier Grades OF Work,
The Original Howe Sewing Machines
ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD,
They being the hrt Sewing Nschne made and having
continuously under the supervision OF he
original inventor ELIAS HOWE, JR, since their nrst
in l545 They have invariably won the ngnest
the lae OPPOSITION UEIVERSELLE AT fARts,
where Grsndest Combination Of Prizes ever awarded At
Exhibition. to Exhibitor for any goods VIVA
exhibited awarded 10 the HOWE MACHlNE CON
fAHy s ssd ss Cross % The sss q 2on5 @
he highest prize within the gift Of the juryO and Silver
ober sewing hschire being result OF the EVIDENT
EXCRLLl NCE OF THE HOWE
init have endesvOred to fOist inferior
on public probably, than OF all other Msehin
for this purpose until has this, that con
asked 70 repair furish new parts or
which bought for Howe Machines Take
no Dealers word fer that Machine Is genuine howe IN
less IL bears the trade mark -
The ony OF the Howe Sewing Machines are
the Machine company and there Is no otner manu-
''O'-'- - ~ JOHN FRANK. Agent,
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY.

DRAwING OF LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY FOR APRIL 1A.-oLAss SO.
IT7IST4TBI67I8 IA Is
81 al q s. Isl al 81 q Go IL
1N .hO,. dr.trS. ara publi.hsd In all the principal
papers drawn IN Pabic daily Al the rooms o. the
Company. - y u. hOM al - ir g Ies'oe ~ m
yv,,,s.s sur hands At Kew Orleans La this l4h day
.tVnrS1 Ie69 ADAM GIFFEN,
~0f'N' - JOHN L LEWIS,
FL. WILDKR
OmmssionerG
BEWARE OF BOGUS LOTTERIES.
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FOR RENT.


EOR RENT-THE HOTEL AT THE LAKE END
Bar ROOM Stables and Bath Houses and all tbs spourte
Ter nrst class Lake shsrs Restaurant IL s one OF
the Delightfully."- located places OF summer resort in zoe
vicinity Orleans and will be rented reason
able terms. Apply to Loss Gagnet az the canal onces
corner Of Toulouse snd Where streets
yro-- ..-.-- GJ. 90 I.osts-oy
stsre egibly located. doing good Business and with
fixtures and glass thov esses sompss Also res
rear ef store Apply Jehn Prsdst No ss2s Drysdes
street. Thaia.
DEws TO RENT IN CHRIST CHURCH. ON
Canal street-Fsur Pews Rent from SIS TO so each
to LIST October, 1850 Apply at 81 Magazine strest.
CSOK RENT-A LARGE FINE rHREE-sToRY
j. Brick Dwelling Hous No - Chsrtres street, near ~
Ferdinand Il has been put In coed ode has gas and wat
works in IL The Lsvee ears from Canal street within
Of IT. and the Rampant street ears within twe
squares Rent $50 per month to LIST Octobsr, 1892
NOR HENT-wITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, A
large and handsomely furnished Room, ever the toat
paror and opening wide balcony Apply at Ne MS 81
Joseph street, between St Charles and Csrsndset
INOR REsT-THE FINE, LIGHT, BACK oFFIOE
windows on Charles street. opposite Masonic Hail. sus
factors brokers once, having nre proo
the wall Ii has been fer occupied BY VIM fhs
Possession given LIST November next For terms
stpy to H. @. Heart No. Commercial Place somor Of 81
Charles street, front Office.
NOR RENT-FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN
without board ALSO day bosders I've Large front rooms
that connect with aiding door Parties Wishing 70 turniz
their would do well 80 cal q ~ Canal srset corner
Liberty.
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LOsT-sTOLEN--FOUND.

7 OsT-A GARNET sTUD-THE LETTER n. IS
IL engraved the back OF It, suitable reward will be
paid for its return to this ofhce.
n OsT-ON THE ETH INST, A BLACK AND TAN
IL TERRIER DOG Said dog Is about 10 months old and
the of Major To any one who viii return
him 70 s5 Apollo street, reward Of Zen Dollars VIII Be Psd
BOARDING.
DOA RDIN9-ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM
ID with No. Z3 Camp street, second door from 81
Joseph Day boarders also accommodated
EIKsT GLASS BOARBIN0-oNE OR TWO
families who desire comfortable home and good
living in essant part city might be suited app
6 Camp street. next door TO the Bile House and
opposite St Pstrcks Church few day bosrders also
accommodated The rooms are large airy and well fur
uished, and the table unsurpassed In this city,
DOARDING-ELEGANT FURNISHED APART
ID rnents with excellent board and the OF the
parr The situation is Of the most desirable In the city
Apply las St. Joseph street
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Crescent Ciay Bank = Rev Orleans
yS,sIs ss-In accordance With sections and $ Of An
o Trss Banking. IN .he state Of Loui'is ans.
a. fthe holders Of tho circulating notes OF this
sank duy audited under the provisions OF said act TO pre-
-. ths .rs Banking Hsuse at the once OF the
tsts Audtsr for the purpose Of redemption Etnn one
~ frora otherwise the funds depositn oy sae
eerl FOR SAID pzrDoss vii be reclaimed
'' ~ OHAS. FAURIE, JR., Cashier.
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-Un,ou Bank OF Louisiane.-Hsw Or.
lime H. gIn accordance with soctions4 and % OF
tSS entitled IAN act to establish general system Free
E.nkpr IN the state Loulssna approved March ID 1850
Estce hereby given 20 the holders OF the notes
:. ths BS duly audited under the provisions Of SAID se 70
se Auditor for the purpose OF redemption within
~ date otherwise the ds deposited oy saio BANK ior
sala purpose viii be reclaimed. ,.,~ x,z,rr c.A,.
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Hank 81 New Orleans. Now Orleans.
yane Ia -In AccOrdasce with sections "a and 80 OF the
a. entitled an TO establish general system OF free
RsnEIa0 IN The State Of Louisiana approved March 10
ss nsfice hereby given 70 the hsders OF the circulating
s o tbs Bank dny audited under the provisions OF said
Al 10 nresent the the Banking House, At the
ORC 81 the stats Auditor for the purpose OF redemption
biu one year this date otherwise the funds depos
~ sad Bank for said purposes viii be reclaimed
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AFFIRMATION PRIMES:
arprsx1ns.kea prissz $500 each for the nine TO
n&tning yntss Of the same tan Of the number - 49,,
drawing tie go go prise $i,oJ
approxinsson prisss Of 500 sssh fer the ntns rs-
msnsng units Of the name ten Of the number Il.
drawing ths sl00oo Prise ............ ~
approxinstisn pr.ss Of ele cash for the niners
naming units Of the ten Of the numbsr -.
drawing the % 900 prise sre................... w
= a. ooa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-20

LOVE AT SIGHT.-On Monday Of last
week young Californian, about twenty
five years of age, happening East on bust
ness, visited Lowell for the purpose Of
sight-seeing-stopping at the American
House. He seemed young man of pro-
perty, wore diamond rings and other costly
jewelry, representing himself as the owner
of a large stock-farm and other property at
San Jose, CAL, aud gave his name as James
WEIGH. He stated that his partner in bust
ness was about returning home from the
East with q newly-wedded wife, and init
mated that but for some disappointment he
might have done the same. His story
coming to the ears Of young lady of
twenty years, employed as q seamstress at
the American House, she loosely remarked
inasmuch as she had been disappointed in
a similar manner, the relatives Of one to
whom she had plighted her faith prevent
ing the marriage, her heart beat in sympa-
thy with that Of the Californian, and the
sorrows Of both might be assuaged in mat
rimony.
Her friends, thinking it all joke, which
they would carry further, arranged an in
PRODUCTION between the two, which took
place at the American House last Wednes-
day morning, they never having spoken to
each other before. On the day following
(Thursday) they were married at 4 o'clock
in the afternoon by the Rev. DR.. Edison,
and three-quarter5 of an hour later were
on the way to New York. On Saturday
last they took the steamer for San Fran
cisco. The bride wrote to her friends when
at New York that she was we'll pleased with
her choice, and that her husband and her
self had arranged visit East next year.
Lo1oeN Courier.
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General Grant in carrying out the consul"
tuition and the laws enacted under it.
"Resolued, That the Governor be re-
quested to forward copy Of these resolu-
tons to the President elect and both Houses
OF Congress-"
A member opposed the resolutions. He
wanted these parties Offering them to go
home and denounce the outrages and OPP
pressions there, and practice what they
preached.
The resolutions were withdrawn.
A joint committee was appointed in both
Houses in relation to the payment Of the
claim of Penfeld, of Hartford, Ct., for
Sharpe's rifles furnished Governor Brown
in 1860.
The committee appointed in the House to
consider what the Governor said in his
message about the expulsion of the negro
members reported that it had met twice,
but no quorum was present. 1t is satisfied
that it cannot throw any light on the sub
ject, and that anything that it can say will
not have any effect on the members who
were voted out, and passed the resolutions
to which the Governor refers. The same
members who expelled them are now here,
and in the majority. That negroes are
legally eligible to seats here is too plain to
discuss, and the ineligibiliiy of several
white members here is equally clear. The
committee were discharged, and the matter
referred to the Committee Of the Whole.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, January To- Sendte.-
After an adverse speech from Mr.. Ferry
this morning, the Senate referred the mat
ter of the Presidents amnesty to the Judi
ciary Committee. ...
House, Commissioner Welles's revenue
report was received, and Mr.. Kelly at
tackled it violently.
Second Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, January 19.-Sendte.-A
memorial was presented from colored citi-
zens of Georgia stating that they are in
prison under State laws which conflict with
the reconstruction acts.
Another Pacific railroad bill was intro
duced by Mr.. Abbott.
Mr.. Thayer introduced a joint resolution
proposing constitutional amendment foI
universal manhood suffrage.
Mr.. Mcdonald introduced bill to com
plete and perfect railroad between the Pa
cifc and Atlantic oceans.
The copper tariff bill was resumed. AN
amendment making the tariff on blue Vitrlo
five cents per pound was adopted, and the
bill was passed. :,
HouSe.-A substitute for the Senate bill
regulating judicial proceedings was passed
1t transfers to the Federal courts all suits
against common carriers for loss OF pro-
perty caused by the late war.
The bill substituting the Denver railroad
provoked long discussion. Without action
the House adjourned.
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UNIVERSAL DRILLING MAcHINE.-The
Universal Drilling Machine, constructed in
Newark, N. j., is one Of the strongest and
most effective machines built in this coun-
try. Between two vertical cast-iron CO.
lumns, fifteen feet or more from centre to
centre, is placed heavy cross-beam, finish
ed similarly to the cross-slide of planer.
The ends of this have circular fianges faced
and fitted to corresponding flanges upon
clamps that can be raised or lowered upon
the columns. A com bination slide, carrying
8 spindle and tool-holder, is accurately
fitted to the cross-beam, 80 that by means Of
9 rack and pinion it can be moved from one
column to the other. The whole Of the
cross-beam, with its attachments, can be
raised and lowered several feet in height by
power it drills at any angle, and is ad-
Unstable to the greatest nicely in all its
working parts on the floor Of the machine
shop. Under the cross-beam and between
the vertical columns can be placed two
tracks, which allow the work and heavy
castings to be brought on trucks directly
under the drills. One or two holes can be
drilled at the same time, and at any angle
indicated by an engraved index on the
slide. When the machine is not in use the
cross-beam can be raised to such height
as not to obstruct the passage through the
workshop.