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80 1s1EETo.
Rexeign News.

-tIf74t-At"+0Ck 4Os-h WIltGI IN
the Times tnSoFs another deeper and
wider canal lee5 subsequent to foes and
sand drifts. Through Central America.
'LoNDoNDEHYs December 1S.-Addi-
donal police and large number of
froops have 4fsivsd-a preventive of
riots dnsing tho celebrationsof the ami.
versssy OK the, siege. z,-;iT
R4RIs, December 1S.-The Emperor
hasentrely recovered. Rochefort's news.
paper has appesrad >
sy 1sa.Esis ss5s..
q MIwAsK, Dscenbe I6.-A boat, con.
,tAihiSg party OF stlifteen workmen,
VINO shad aeAM engaged Iii putting up the
ftAfnS S@orlSe EihS new dfaw-bridge for
the NeW Jefsey Railroad Company, over
tue PassaiG capsizad This noon as tho
men were going to dinner. and four men
and enc boy drowned: They were iron
Workers, in the employment of the Pitts
burg Bridge Building Company. Their
nataes ara John Riley, Thomas Kilso,
Wttism Manchester and John Leonard
OF Newark. and Timothy Griffith, of
Pittsburg, Pa, all unmarried.
CoLunBUs, GA, December 16.-Geo.
Eagle was killed in saloon at 3 O'Clock
this morning. Peter Desham knocked
him down, and Peter Troot knocked his
head against the floor, breaking his skull.
The men had spent the night in gam.
bling saloon, and were drunk. Troot
and Desham have been arrested.
CHARLESTON, December r18.-Arrived-
schoonerS. E. Carson, Philadelphia.
aHAzELToN, Pa, December 1S-A coal
mine oaved to-day, carrying down two
large HOUSES; ten lives lost.
a~asgsric ~ S.-7--s~sA
( = A74 Washington News.
WAsIzNdToss, December 1s.-The Sc
nete adjourned at half.past ! o'clock,
after passing the Georgia bill, by vote
OF 20 t0ot The only changes made are
the option Oh the fifteenth amendment,
asIpssMiniRefy TO restoration, and the
rotenhon' OF seats by those who claim
thai they served the Oonfederaoy under
dnfess! The title of the bill was a amend
ed. to read: promote. instead OF s'per-
fect' reconstruction of Georgia. The
arguments showed growing disposition
fotgtying further license to Congress in
CONTROLLING Georgis's action as State.
The House considers Georgia on Mon
day. There seems no doubt but that it
WiM rnsh through under the previous
There has been alternate snow and
rain all day, closing with gale.
1nternni revenue receipts to-day, $780,
The Banking and Currency Committee
will send a committee to New York, to
investigate the gold panic.
The impeachment OF Judge Trigg. of
Teqnessee. is probable, for alleged par
tiallsy against the Government.
Tbs Reconstruction Committee post
poned the Virginia matter until after the
recess.
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Rare Chance for Investment.

NNHE Subscriber, in view of contemplated
l. change in his business, offers for sale the
following desirable property
One frat class FIGURING MILL, with Belt
ing attachment.
taehment.
One fret class 20-horse power upright Steam
Engine, with necessary Shafting, Betting, &C.,
Sc., AL in complete running ORDER and On es-
nifty not often obtained, for any one wishing to
Engage In the business.
Tho MILL HOUSE, Workshops and Dwell
subscriber. To an approved purchaser, terms
will be made liberal. r. TOlER,
Deo6
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON

~ virtue OF an order of sale to me direct.
~ ed, by the Hon. George 8. Bryan, Judge
OF the United States District Conrt, for the
District of South Carolina, will offer for sale.
at public auction, on MONDAY, the Sd day OF
January, 1870, at the Court House in the city
OF Columbia, at 10 O'clock,
All that lot, piece or parcel of LAND. with
the buildings and all bricks and materials re-
naming thereon, situate, lying and being in
the city OF Columbia, and State azores aid, and
described in conveyance thereof from John
j. kinsler to Benjamin F. Evans & Harvey
Uogswell, dates the 18th day of August, A. d.
1868, recorded in the Mesne Co7lueyGnce Office
Richland District. in Book B, page 42o. as ali
that piece, parcel or tract of land, containing
three acres and half of an acre of land, be
the same more or less, situated in the CITY of
Columbia, and bounded on the North by Lady
street, and on tho South by Gervais street, and
on the West by Huger street, and on the East
IN part by Pulaski street and in part by Han.
nah and Amelia Briggs land.
The same to be sold free from all lien or eu
cumbrance >
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc-third cash, balance on
credit OF one, two and three years. secured
by bond OF purchaser, bearing interest at the
rate OF per cent. per annum from the day of
sale. payable annually, and mortgage Of the
premise premises; Purchaser to pay assignee for
Assignee of Evans Cogswell.
OFFICE OF REGISTER IN BANKRUPTCY,
CHARLESTON, 8. G.
Pursuant to the order of the Court, in the
above case, notice is hereby given to all credi.
tors claiming any lien upon the property above
described, to come in and provo their claims
before me, on or before the first Monday in
january, A. D. 1870, or in default thereof to
be forever barred from and Of the same
JULIUS c. CARPENTER,
Dec IL 15 10 % &c 3OJ2 Reoiater
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CHARLESTOM. o. o., ADvHRTXsH.
HIENT. 70 -I|S''T -
SALE AT AUCTION. .Ss''F1
BY SAMUEL O. BLAOW "

DT0CK BROKER AND AUCTIoNEER.
oN TUESDAY next, the 21at instant, i will
ofer for sale, at public auction, at II O'Clock
a; M, at old Post Office, on Broad street,
Chareston, g. O.,
, SO 600 State Of South Carolina per cent.
STOCK, issued by the State under an Act of
December, 1861, and dated 1st January, 1862.
ALSo,
$4,000 per cent. Bonds of State of South
Ssrolina, issued lat January, 1861, and paya-
BILE 1st Juno, 1865.
Above will be sold in sums to suit purchas-
ers. Terms cash. Dec II fm0
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SCOTCH CAKE and Currant Bunn
Small CAKES in great variety.
Fresh RAISINS in whole, half and quarter
boxes.
smyrns FIGS in all sized packages.
Malaga GRAPES.
PRUNES, West India and Florida Oranges
Northern Apples, Lemons, &C., &c.
fresh invoice OF those choice and incom-
parable CRACKRRS,v viz: ALBERT BISCUITS,
made by Mckenzie & Middlemas, Edinburg,
Scotland; with choice and selected stock OF
Goods, fancy. and staple, too numerous to
mention. Cal, see, try. and be convinced.
j. MCKENZIE, Main street,
bia. 8. q. Dec TX
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G. E. JACKSON j.,

Fresh Goods
ID ECEIVED to-day:
ira and family.
1000 pounds Fine Feed
Bost Orange County Butter, Dairy and Fac
tory Cheese, Saur Kraut, Mince Meat, (sone-
M'nJ n.ce, Brandy Fruits, Jellies-assorted-
Canned Tomatoes, Peaches, Salmon, Cove
Oysters, Lobsters. Sardines Desicated Cod
Fish. Fulton Market Beef, Pickles, Salmon.
Bay Mackercl, etc.. etc.
Nov 20 LEAPHART & SIOANS.
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BY JACOB LEVIN, AUCTIOEEER

Under Decree in Equity-Cohen VS.. Cohen.
WILL be sold, in the city OF Columbia, on
wv MONDAY, Cd day of January next, at
10 o'clock, at the Court House,
All that vacant lot of LAND, situated on the
East side OF Main or Richardson street, in the
city OF Columbia, Immediately opposite the
Columbia Hotel, measuring and containing &c
more or less, butting and bounding West on
Main or Richardson street, East by lot of w.
II. Dial, North by lot Of estate of Solomon J.
Cohen, and South by lot now or late of the
estate of G.. V. Antwerp.
Terms OF SALE.-One-third cash; balance on
a credit of one and two years, secured by bond
and mortgage, with interest payable semi
annually. purchaser to pay for stamps and
papers: E. w. MACKEY,
Dec IL NH Special Commissioner
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DRY GOODS!
NEW STORE and NEW GOODS.

WE take pleasure in announcing to the
wv public, that we have this day opened a
fine stock OF DRY GOODS, of every descrip-
tion, and shall always have OH hand fine
assortment of all the various Goods appertain-
ing to our trade.
Our Dress Goods Department
Shall always be repletc. with the latest styles
OF Silks; satins, Poplins, Plaids, Empress
Cloths. Merinos, Delaines and Operas, in all
colors, Prints Of all grades and makes.
TABLE LINENS, in all styles, Damasks
Towels, Napkins, Doylies and Diapers OF
In JEANS. CAssIMEREs, BRoADcLoTHs
DOESkINS, we shall always have a complete
assortment.
In BLEACHED GOODS, sHEETINGs and
SHIRTINGs. and in BROWN COTTONS, we
shall offer great inducements.
In GLOVES, HOSIERY, GENTS WEAR,
Collars, Merino Drawers and Shirts, a fine sc.
lection and bargains.
A fine assortment of NOTIONS on hand.
Call and see us, at the New Store, in Diercks
new building, under the old Kinsler Hail.
Dec 3mO s. w. PORTER Il co.
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Assignee,s 8a]e.
In the matter Of Thomes r. Brown. Baakrept
ByD. G. PEIXOTTO&BON. Auati ioifaafa.

In the matter Of Thomss r. Brown, Baakrapt.
ByD. G. PEIXOTT0 &B0N, AustioneSfs.
PY virtue Of an order OF sale, 60 ne directed
1D By the Hon. George q. Bryap CJE6EaioY
the uIlted ~ s States District Court for the Dia
Court House, in Columbia, at 10 O'Clock. 'o,
MONDAf, the Sd day Of january next, the
real entste OF the aaid lBankrnpe, 10 Wits ET0I
conntl ALI that trsct Of LAMP situate in iehead
about two hundred ana hfty acres; bounded by
lands of Gilbert Garner, estate Of Jofn' II.
Brown, Bates and othSiu. ." . 7Es aT-
Two hundred and fifty scres; Of Land. more more
or less, in orangeburg County, on the Gppga-
rec River: bounded by --llLLc y VIZ h1sI
TEhns.- s.-one. half caeh; bsiance on aleredit
The credit portion to be, sepuEed BY bond OF
purchaser and mortgage OF the premisas soId.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. aS''
Dec - m4 T. J. LAMoTTE, Assignee.
AsEignee,s Sale. !. Z 7'T.-
In the matter OF Robert G, Miles. BANKRUPT.
By D. C. PEIXOTTD &sOM, Aucti neeEs. -
RI virtue Of an order to me directed by the
54.e. ~ bon: George 3. Bryan, Judge Of the
Ropse, in Columbia, at 10 o'cloohGp MONi,
Ia DAY, the Sd day OF january ansxl follew-
ing eas.fe Peoper,y, Pc vt. belonging to y sail
All that tract or parcel of LAND, IN
Hichland County, on the waters Of lie
ana SpeaT's Creeks, near Wa.eree sRivef> h-
Iands Iaading g, 1s1S or ceres mo, Or less
R. McDaniels, Freeman, Martin, Dent, ster J
ling, Gaugh's, and others. The tract is reaYIy
all IN original wood, with much excellent creek
bottom and fine mill site, with Mill and Dam
power. ft ,5Gj ~ S-W 'T-1,.'N 80
I7 Lor No. The lot of Land. in the city of
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CAKES ICED
and ORNAEENT-
ED to order. Send
them in time, to
pr e v mt disap-
pointment.
Black, Fruit,
Pound, Sponge,
Citron and Al
mond Cake, al
ways on hand and
foOr5or
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For Sale.

FOr SaIe.'
DLCkSONS IMPRO FED COTTON SEED.
ROWN from Seed purchased directly OF
~ DIR. David Dickson, in 1867. and carefully
other seed. wan
will deliver the Seed, sacked in good order.
at the Louisville nj s Depot, South Carolina Rail.
doad' do @ at SS:9o per bushnl, for any amount un-
amounts in excess of bushels
A. T. AMAKER, st. Matthew's, S. C.
:, respectfully refer to the below named gen
tor information touching the purity and snne'
riority of the Seed, to wit: Hon. Il. J. Good
wyn, DR.. A. II. Taber Fort Motto: P. M. Hon
tes,x Ser, Esq. and nS Wm psulling, Esq, St. Mat;
Captain F. H. W. Briggmann and W. B. MnlIer.
ESD, Orangeburg Court House all OF Orange
burg County, S. G. Nov 3mos
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Aasigugss Sale.
In the matter OF O. A. Scott, Bankrupt.
By D. G. PRIXOTTO II som. Auctioneers

By D. G. PRIx0TT0 4 SON, Auctioneers.
RY virtue Of an order Of sale, to mo Giireotea iii
The United States District Court for the Dis.
trict or South Carolina, win sell, before the
Court House, in Columbia, ut IL O'Clock, on
n MONDAi, the Sd day Of January next, the real
All that tract OF LAND. situate ut Kineville.
in Riohland County, containing l25 sores
more or iess; bounded by lands Of James H.
road Company. This tract is irnmedinteiy a.
hingville Depot, and has q com Portable Got.
tage Residence. Kitchen, Stable, etc. ~
TERAs.--One-half cash; bslence on o credit
The credit portion to be aecured By bond OF
purchaser and mortgage Of premises sold.
Purchaser to pay for papers and clamps. )
Dec IL mi L. j. LAWOTTE, Assignee.
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Assignee's Sale,


In the matter OF Gilbert Garner, Bankrupt.
ByD. O.PEIX0TT9 & SEN SEN, Auctioneers.
Pf virtue Of an order OF sale, 10 me directed
ID BY the Hon. George s. Bryan, Judge of
the United States District, Court for the Dis-
trlct OF South Carolina, viii sell, before the
Court House, in Columbia, at IL O'Clock. on
MONDAY, the Sd day Of January next, the fol.
loving real property. belonging to the said
bankrupt estate, to wit: H X q: Er,1sfr
All that tract or parcel of LAND, situate in
hichland County, containing !, $50 aeres, moro
or less; bounded by lands OF ClarkSon, South
Wateree River.
This place is highly improved, With good
reside zee, substantial quarters for labof,erS,
Cotton Screw, Gin house, and sYef sppiiaEee
800 or 900 acres Of open land The Camden
Branch OF South Carolfna Railroad forms ono
OF the boundary lines, and Clarkson,a Depot
is at one corner OF the plantation. 80
TEnMs.-One.halfc cash; balance ON credit
of one year, with interest. from. dag 'of Ssio.
The credit portion to be secofed Sy bond of
purchaser and MORTGAGE of lpremiSss cold
P1rchasers to pay fog pspers and tstamps.tsr
Dec 10 ma T. J. LAMOTTE. Gsairnee
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aPIPES (! PIPES

A LARGE and choice selection OF real Mcer-
n schaums, from IS to s2O-imitatIon from
75 cents to So. Also. q fine assortment Of
Stems, with a variety Of Meerschaum Segar
Holders. just received. at E. POLLARD'S.
Nov % mtb1o
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Choice Wines end Lionors

Choice Wines and Liquors.
SA BASKETS and Gases 9ennina. CHAM.
GNO PAaNE, Heidsieck, Lac Dor and Carte
London Dock and Hsnnesey Brsndiss, Hol.
Harmony, Sherry. Clarst and Soushside Me.
oelrs Vince. Warranted, and for sale by =
NOV ~ K. & G.. d. HOPE,
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Solomons' Bitters,
YEHUE great SOUTHERN TONIC and r,v;,o.
IL rant, is for sale by DIR. O. Fl. MIfT
NOVEL Druggist Columbia n
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Oak Bark! Oak Bark!
NXTANTED, ut the Columbin Tennarr foo
w Cords OAK BARK. Apply to ~.
N23J. P. THOMAS & CO.. Coinmbia &c
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Fresh Norfolk Oysters,
ID ECEIVED EVERY DAY. and fan,,,;os 90
lg be supplied in any quantity. Mt
Nov2A J. K. HEISE'S RES'rkUakET
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-26

seandanee Of unoccupied VT
w1th which 70 run the mscb;n. pwr.
the rsv Material from our ou.,, : orss
IL th~ssore appears To us that ~.
y soon coming when this WORK !. uns
zone neee, ~ or near the quarr.. e
OF In the large cities of the COUNT ss.
labor, power and rent are 40 d..os's
compared With ours BY doing H. .hsr
here thsfe would be: 'Ds sHs
in A saving of large smau,, .
freight on refuse matter.
I'd. Rents here are merely
when compared with the same 81 =
dations in the cities. '--iao-
ID. We have the advantage a.
power over steam, saving the Cost q, 80
and an engineer. ils.
4th. Efficient workmen coula h.,
here for one-half the wages paid h -
cities. its
1t may be asked, how shall ne H..
OF our goodsS Open commissiop \ p0S
In all the principal cities. Such = Uses
when freed from the dust Of nspnts,.Ss
would be neat and attractive a. a.
goods house. These views may be d..
a little in advance of the time. a..
advise all parties interested 10 10 10 n =.
field and see for themselves VIA. y.
Kings machine has done, and We -.
they will be satisfied, at least, TIA, -, -
lite, marble. slate, etc., are in the iu,.r+,
be dressed by machinery, and ,hst =.
work is done better and cheaper tv -
machine than il could be done ~ -
This must certainly increase the deug,s
which our people should be ready to ~.
ply.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-26
Mechanics, Exhibition

From the fifteenth of September to the
sixth of October, inclusive, the Massachu.
sets Charitable Mechanic Association
will make their eleventh public EXPOSE
ton in Fsneuil and Quincy Halls, Of
American manufactures, new inventions,
and works of art. A circular emeod wing
their proposal and its conditions has been
issued by the Association for the guidance
and direction of exhibitors, which will be
read by them with much interest The
managers congratulate the community of
mechanics and artisans that, on this year
of their triennial exhibition, there occur
NO public tumults and perplexities such
as tend to disturb the regular industry,
and the usual course of business opera
tions, from which freedom they anticipate
abundant success for their undertaking.
They welcome To their exhibition halls
1.-THE best results of the thought, labor,
skill and taste, in the production and
multiplication of whatever will add 10 the
convenience and comfort of mankind,
wherever made, throughout our common
country"
The community needed not the pledge
which the managers add that the eleventh
exhibition shall be made, a. far as posi-
BILE. attractive TO the public, impartial in
its awards, and satisfactory 10 the contrib
utors. All these have been characteristic
of the Fairs Of the Association from the
beginning. People invariably anticipate
seeing SO wide, various and rich an assem-
biage of the products of mechanical In
vention and industry. that these exhi BIZ
tons have taken a rank of their own, and
long since earned their title TO being
standard among similar enterprises The 4
conscientious thoroughness which marks
the arrangements. from first to last. be-
tray faith in the dignity and worth of
the africans vocation which il always
worthily INDICATED by the fruits Of the 4
exhibition. The managers do not express
a syllable too much when they declare
that these exhibitions have been the .
means Of diffu-ing much useful knowledge .
and OF inspiring renewed efforts for the
advancement of mechanical skill; and II
has been effected by bringing 10 public .
no ice and friendly competition the pro-
auctions of those who aim for progress.
and perfection in their
chosen occupations.
All possible facilities will be provided
for exhibitors, and that there may BE-
abundant room a new building will be
will not, however, interfere with the
travel in that thoroughfare. Exhibitors
can forward their goods IT a reduced cost
for freight. Steam power will be album
dainty provided, in order that machinery
may be seen in actual operation. Medals
Df gold, silver and bronze, together with
diplomas, will be awarded ~
articles possessing distinctive merits. The ,
halls will be ready for the reception OF ,
FOODS intended for exhibition by the
'ixth of September. and it is requested q
hat they be forwarded at the earliest day
possible before the opening, for their 9
more suitable and effective arrangement 4.
Everything indicates superior Exhibi-
Ion OF the Association this year, which
vii NIL the city with crowds of visitors
md witnesses.-Bost0r P0a. i
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DIRECTION FOR BATHERs.-Au Eng
lish physician, DR.. Fitzgerald, of Rolkes-
tone, publishes in the London papers the
following directions for bathers, which
are as applicable here as in England:
l. DO not battle Immediately after full meal;
the best time for bathing is midway between
breakfast and luncheon
2. DO not battle fasting; if a bath be taken early
in the morning, piece Of bread and butter or
biscuit should be eaten fcom half an hour to an
hour beforehand, with a cup of milk.
g. The most common error il tn fear Of entering
the water while the body is hot it /. far better to
plnnse boldly in while warm than to wait 10 cool
as at no time is person 30 ill-calculated to bear
the shock Of cold water Is when cooled BY the
evaporation OF the preparation. Do not, however,
take violent exercise before bathing 30 a to in
duce persplration, but enter the water with the
body in moderate glow.
4. Do not remain long in the water; from two
to five minutes is sufficient for an invalid. When
the water is very cold one or two rapid plupaes
only should be taken and then the body should be
brskiy rubbed with dry towel. A cold bath ia
never beneficial unless the whole surface 10 wash.
ed.
3. DO not battle except under medical advice.
9. Do not battle more than once day.
J. DO Lot walk into the water, but plunge In
head foremost il this be not feaa,ble, thoroughly
wet the head and face first.
s. On leaving the water, wrap dry towel
round the head; this serves not only to dry the
hair, but prevents headache.
-. Cramp is not nearly 90 common Q cause Of
fatal accidents as apoplexy, epilepsy, etc which
are frequently induced By neglect Of the above
rules. Should cramp come onssndeavor to kieh
The limb out vigorously, regardless Of the pain
mould 1t persist, paddle quickly With one hand,
" host on the back, rubbing the Affected lsr With
lhe other hand. Do not Lost presence Of mind
remember, no human BODY will sink While air
remains In the lungs; frantic struggles sxhsu.t |
he strength, and allow watsr TO enter the mouth
md lungs. Throw the head vsll back tn tse
hin points upward, and remains ouissosut -.
'gs win then come to ~ surface, and Tie bodv
Will hoat Tor an indeAaits tine.
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~ to the nuaAsr I'D capacity of the cav.
eral water r66sn = each town, and the
sdvantAgss vAieh thsy offer for the en-
|p1oymsst q nanufasturing industry.
In sdditios to then il = asksd that q
shssnent b made giving tho saount in
vested in tie several massachusetts nov
novsd By water power. together With the
snnsal producz Of DE ssvsgal mines and
quarries, the number Of men employed,
the tonnage and value of the articles pro-
duced, etc.
The object aimed at in msking these in
quiries is to collect and place in tangible
form, for the eye Of capitalists, the extent
of our manufacturing establishments, and
also the undeve.oped resources of the State
that need but money, brain and muscle to
make them valuable to the owner and of
service to the world.
We hope, therefore, all to whom these
circulars have been ssnt, will attend at
once the answering and interrogatories,
and send them to the Secretary of State at
once, that he may place them in the re-
port which he is to make to the legisla-
ture at its next session.
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The final Report of Walter Wells, the
superintendent of the photographic
Survey Of Maine, has been brought ont,
and is now in press. By this survey it il
found that resources, hitherto unknown.
abound in that State and thousands of
square miles in its central parts, before
considered Of little or no value exoept
tor the forests, are found to present supe-
rior facilities for manufacturing dur.
poses
The numerous lakes that All &nd vill
furnish wstsr that naturally flows from
them, and many IL not most Of them. I'm
serve - rsssrvoirs for the water 10 h.
ussd during extreme dry seasons.
In the lssislsture Of onr State last fall
thsrs Wa . rssolution adopted instruet,..
ths Secretary Of State to issue circular, 10
ths town clerk and sslsotnss q e.oh
~va N TIE State, calling ioe inisrns<io.