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nFFICEB-A pair OF CT oiee ofnces; siso, q
" single ONCE On same door, situated OF
corner Madison and Front strssN, Lmmedi-
atsIy over the Banking House Of " b. Mol
10y. To good ana permanent tenants they
Will be rented low. the stairway having
been Lately w~idened, they are without dount
the bsst CmceE IN the city for lOcauOU, light,
&c. Apply a % Union street. o3
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LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS OsPAsTE'I
OF
MENKEN BROTHERS.

Having completed arrangements with east
ern manufactures, we are prepared to offer a
line OF ladies' chemises. night-dresses, draw
ers, camesOles, etc, at a little above first cost
We ask our lady customers to IN these
goods. MENKEN BROS.
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Bone 70 the rravsl nave you seen her mild
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EVERYBODY goes 20 A, Seessel & Sons
to buy dry goods st lowest prices.
259 80 street.
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STEAhB1ATs
FOR FULTON.

Regular Ae1phis snd Fulton Pseket-For
FUTON ard Nay observation-disclosures
FRANK FOREST----.J. o Andrsws, master
This elegant Steiner WIlleaye -
Memphis for Fulton and wRy[HG
points ENESX M FHIDA1, a.
EoE GslshL Or pa.sags apply on bos-d. als
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s0ARDERS.

OARD-A NO.IDATBOARD AT IS PER
- WEEK. PGn5tusl with mea s. Fur
nished or rooms Al lO6 Couct
stree. Refer 10 Colonel l.. J. Dupre, OF Col
Onel g. ". Alexander appeal, decll
TuPI0N HOUSE, No 5S Poplar street, Nc
Creight & Davis old stand. This house
has been newly repa red and furnished, and
Is in every way q nrst cas- clearinghouse.
Boarding by day or week.
de7 A. ]. CHEEK, Proprietor.
nOARDNG-By Mrs HUNE r. HILL, at IS
ID Union street. MS
nOARDERs-Terms reasonable. Apply at
IL No. n0Uourt street. mol
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THE SECOND WARD.
MEMpH1s. Decembsr hi. 1s;

Response of Hr. 3. B. Robbins aud Dr.
William Hewitt.
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34S MAIN STREE,
Has the largest and cheapest variety Of all
kinds Of goods, suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Toys for the million. Something new every
day.
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u E5LDEECE- The advertiser would rent his
" residence, with dining room and Kitchen
furniture, and board with renter. House,
IWc-stgry brick, six rooms, closets, etc, IN
best uelgnB0rnoOd, and convenient 10 bust
ue.s and sUset cans. References exchanged.
Address with True name ENT, care appeal
once. az
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"NEURILp is kept by all drst-claSs drug
gists. Apply to them for a circular.
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THE FIFTX-CEN STORE,

EXAMINE the CRATE in this Office. It's a grea
saving Of fuel.-EDs.
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z2. ssHs, ro Rs.s 9: Isas:a. E ss.1s
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RIVER NEWS.

Rivers and BustaesA
The river, as usual, f41, but this time
only two inches. There is 8 feet scam at
Reeves, Z feet at Cairo, 8 feet in the Ar
ksnsas, AMI 81 feet full in White river,
and falling. BUSINESS at the wharf Wss
moderately active.
The weather.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD, o D
WAR DEPT, SIGNAL SEEYICs- US.A- =
MECpHIA. Dseambar n. 81. J.
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nsfe one o. saam "a operauon IN ID
ones. where Is great EcoEcMx AED col
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east and Southwest.
BaGsage checked through.
Er~TrT1rpnaHfnw 80
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1874 CALIFORNIA BLANKETS,

AT
JACJB CANS, 2ss MAIN STREET.
GAS FITTING, sI5 Second street.
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THE CHEAPEST AND essT BLANKETS

IN THE CITY, AT
JACOB CANS, G9S MAIN STREET.
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the work 81 modifying the laW.H
Boats Leaving To-day.
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BeC0nI UIFcUII NOuTI-1 eHEaIsFys
Yesterdays calendar WIS not touched,
the entire day bsing devoted to the hear
ing of the case Of Hudgeons We BlsDton &
James. Two more speeches are 70 b5
made in the csse this morning, which
will take to eleven o'clock, a. which hour
the cases set for triAl yesterday viii be
called, and il addition thereto, the follow
ing: 2s75, Thornton vs. Johnson, etsl;
SEQ, Hart VS. Miller; 600, Hart VS. Miller.
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REMEMBER
THE FIFTY-CEEF STOLE,
S4s MAIN STREET,

Before you buy your Christmas Presents.
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N EsIDEECE-Ten minutes walk from
II Poplar street carr. Min rooms, bath
room and water~Wofks, cistern, vel, stables,
garden, orchard, three aCres, well enclosed
WetheT, 50 Main street ocs
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Resolved, That the portion OF the su-
p~eFintendsnt's report upon the necessity
Of additional schcoirooms for the Pea
body school, be hereby referred to the
building committee, with Instructions to
procure sud prepare for present use, by
the lst of January next. at least two ad-
ditional s~ohoohooms for the Peabody
school IS nssr the psineipsl school
buildiug as practicable. Passed.
Resolved, That 3 committee Of three be
appointed, with the president and vice.
president added. 10 settle the plan of or
ganiZ2tion of the schools for the new
schoolbouse on Msrkst street; also to re-
port snd recommend q programme for 8
suitable opening OF tEa same. Passed.
Commits s-Messrs Holbrook, Bruce and
Taylor, with the president and supeTin-
tsndsnt.
Mr.. HJlbrook moved that the commit
tee or sehOOlgrOunds, buildings, etc, be
end are hereby required to il quire, and re-
port s5 a sDscisl meeting, or gns next reg
ulsr meeting, the amount it will cost this
hoard to complete the Peabody school.
Passed.
By Mr.. Bruce:
Resolved, That q COMMITTEES OF three be
appointed 20 make an estimsts OF the ex
p5nses Of the city schools for the ensuing
year, and report sans to this board. Re-
ferred to fnsnce committee.
BY Mr.. Mitchell:
Resolved, That the superintendent be
instructed TO make cat tbs payroll en- the
24th inst, and that the teachers receive
their salary during tbs holidsys.
By Er Wiggip:
Resolved, Thst when this board ad-
iourn, they sdiouIn TO meet On Wednss-
day night, December 20. Passed.
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FOR RENT.

CTABLE-A good brick stable, Apply 81 2.
- SuRlls 85sH Main street ueelS
HOTEL De EUROPE, containing ~ rooms,
III ali lig led with gas and IN good condi-
lion. Place Is centrally lOcalea and very
lavOrsbly know. Apply on the premises dsy
o. evening. deel0
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n EsIDENCE-Hy residence, with nve or
II ten acres, OF VIII rent IL Tor the next
year lat Gllg stattCul.
AlsO, several auufu vacant LOTS for
sale, and several tractg Of LAM, on n. and
l.. Raurosd, On ong tms Zone tmproyed(.
no0 ELI &AHNER-
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S~1EBERT's HOUSE, No. s. Adams street, has
lately been renovated, and offers the best OF
accommodations to the travelling public. Pri-
ces moderate. Boarding and Lodging per day,
Sl2. F. SIEBERT, Proprietor.
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First ChAnosFy COurt-MOrgan. Chan.
eelE0r.

Yesterday the case Of Watson vs. Haynes
was taken up, but not finished az the
hour of adjouInment. 1t will be resumed
this morning.
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An ordinance to TX the compensation OF
suing two years.
SECTION 1. Be it ordained by the general
council OF the city Of Memphis, That til COM
Pensation OF members Of the general council
for the ensuing two years, shall be $3.50 per
each month
See. 2. And be It further ordained. That this
ordinance shall be submitted TO the Qualified
voters of the city, at the regular election to be
held on the first Thursday of January next.
and that the same shall take effect from and
after Its ratification by a majority of the quail
ned voters at said election. Passed first read
ing. when on motion, the rules were sus
pended, as required by the fourteenth section
Of the city charter, and the ordinance passed
a second and hual reading by the board of
aldermen December 8, 1871. Passed first read
wefe suspended by requirement Of the four
teenth section Of the city charter. and the
ordinance passed a second and final reading
by council, December II, ls7l.
An ordinance to fix the salary of mayor for
the ensuing two years:
SECTION L. Be 1t ordained by the general
council ofths city Of Memphis, That the sal
airy of the nay for the two years ensuing.
being the forty-hfIh and forty-sixth corporate
shall be five thousand dollars (SsOOO per
annum, payable in monthly installments at
Sec And be it further ordained, That this
take effect from and after its pass-
Passed nrst reading, when, on motion, the
rules were suspended, as required per tour
tenth section OF the city charter, and the
passed a second and final reading
by the board Of aldermen December 6, ISL.
first reading by the council, rules sus-
pended, and passed second and final reading.
PETITIONS.
The petition OF Mrs. F. Titus. asking permits
sion to build a frame kitchen In tbs rear OF
her d~welling-house No. 81, on the south side OF
Market street. Referred by bOsrd Of aldermen
to their IRE committee, with power to act, De-
cember II. ISL. Referred BY council to their
fire committee to examine and report, Deem
Der II, ISL.
When the council adjourned to the next
LII. RICHARDS, City Register.
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Balance on hand s2 s5s s.
Ordered to be received and printed.
Mr.. J l. n. Taylor, chairman Of the
committee on teachers text books, pre-
scented the following:
Resolved, Thst We respectfully recon-
mend that certificates be issued to the
parties holding the following numbers,
they having received the requisite per
cent. st our examination held on che last
Saturday in October, 1871:
No. 1893, general average, 76H. No. s92,
general average, 90. No. 39i, general
average, 1913. No. $50, general average,
90. Special examination given applicant
Nc QG0 ~ auehautfo ovara-aG 5
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THE CHEAPEST AND BEST BLANKETS

IN h CITY, AT
JACOB CANS, 2os MAIN STREET.
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G.
For COanelImar

am q candidate for rs-elsction IS Coun,
Gilman 70 represent the second Natd II
L have not discharged my duly nilhLuliy,
CT1f yofe for rae Ask my associates In
oS4-s ". Has
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A. 8. DAVIS.

House and sign painter Isl Second street.
Orders promptly executed st reasonable
rates.
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"ENRY ARK announces himseL : esn-
WaId at the enhuing municipal electoh'
TguuarvA lk-2- o4a
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JOHN L. b. TAYLOR,
r. MITCHELL.
Received snd adopted.

r. MITCHELL.
Received snd adopted.
The committee on school buildings, etc +,
presented the following;
MEMPHIS, December 10, 1s71.
To the presidents and board OF education:
GeutIemen-Your building committee
beg leave to report that Juniper & Wylie
contracts for the completion Of the Mar
kst street school buiidinz, aud 1t is now
about complatsd. A=smzn sEa0Rnt OF
painting is TO be done, which will be
finished the present week. The heating
apparatus has no. yet arrived, but is looked
for daily. By the first day OF January
we hope to have Everything complete,
and would recommend that ths board
either at the present, or at an adjourned
nesting, proceed to organize the school,
so that It may commerce with the new
yeIr. Respectfully,
OIL FENNER,
N j. WIGGIN,
~
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Fri&F's Fsist, KslSEa and 2ssSs vasssa
Stziss 3sii Pasksi.
-. Phi. AlliE, A
James
Leaves Memphis Aonc2ys anu Fridays, At
pm, connecting 81 zelsnz with The steamer
sHoDA for MarrancS and Al polnbz on
LfAngutls rsSsr. fy5
FOB HELENA AND FRIAR's POINT
FEF esSEsTss, Aastlz, Q. K, Hsisze sss
fFizF's Fsist.
The rsliable, n-st-clsss passenger packet
A@sGso. W. cheskzl
MARK R
viii u regularly, as above, leaving Mem
pnts every fUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
DRDAT, punctuslly ~ ) pm
For freight or passage apply o1 board.
Fer 5slezR, FF;sF's FsIzi. Bssisa, ahlfs
slssr, Espslssz ssa sss ssEds.
The United States Man Faszss
~ A. !, MHiFE.Zs
6EO.
VIII leave ZsmPhis ECEDAYs and Pr
p1nctuslE ats Pm.
Q Hei2at OF pSssazs, sHPiy On boa-G-
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
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g to Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's Business College.
-Thos. Cubbins, bricklayer, 2i Main street.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery, No. Oil
Main street. Three ~fanltless gem pictures for
dfy cents.
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GHERRY PLACE-The Cherry Place" on
" Ray burn avenue; also, 4 mali COTTAGE
south OF same, with three acree attached.
PAKTEE a HAkBEkT.
nor IL Union Efueet.
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III ExHIRITION.

srRJEcr-"Trsvels In the Holy Lar
Admission, one dollar.
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iNUnPHI
recent
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4EHE coA
EMe tuRar
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No Oh TIN
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5 THE FRUIT is now safe, and the tenor of
our information is that in all this immedi-
ate section Of, the country the trees are full
of promise. Even the apricot-the earliest
to blossom, and the easiest killed-is
weighed down with the young fruit almost
as large as nutmegs. Let US then rejoice
in the prospect of season Of plenty in all
these auxiliaries to our comfort, and take
courage in the belief that kind Provi-
dence is smiling on us again.
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THE following extract is from speech
by Colonel Forney at the serenade of the
Union Club in Washington:
do not conceal from you, my friends,
that have deplored some recent events in
our great organization, and have not hesi-
tated to give utterance to my sentiments in
this direction. But the Presidents two
recent messages, that in regard to San Do
mingo and that demanding the protection
of the Union men of the South, have con-
WINGED me that if the Republican party
desires success in 1872 it must be under
the banner carried by the man who led
them to victory in 1868. These two State
papers alono establish the fact that he will
+ have no policy against the will Of the peo-
pie, and that he will employ all the pow
ers OF the government to protect the peo-
pie in the enjoyment of their own opin-
ions; and supplemented as the latter has
been by the prompt passage of the bill en-
forcing the fourteenth amendment and
sustaining the rights OF the people of the
South in accordance with his message
asking such legislation, and signed prompt
ly by him this very day-this fact COM
plctciJ uisoiP atoo al aCcuSatlOuS THAI llo 10
not the firm and fervent friend of the
loyal people of America, white aud black.
We are in the very forefront of the next
Presidential campaign. Your great VIC
tory of to-day is the trumpet-call to
national battle. [Applause.l The Democ-
racy will be reinforced next year by cohorts
such as they did not dream of in their
philosophy of 1868. They have two great
treasures from which to draw their sub
sides, the treasury Of the British free
traders in Liverpool, and the treasury OF
the Democratic free-traders in New York.
1t is no figure of speech to say that unless
the Democracy eau elect Democratic
President in 1872, British manufactures
will go down, and the people of England
will demand Of their rulers the higher
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The Fish Commissioners recently APP
pointed, under an act of the Virginia
Legislature, have just completed visit to
several gentlemen at the North, most
prominently engaged in the culture of fish,
and will make report to the next Gene
raj Assembly urging liberal appropriations
for stocking all our streams with fish, and
suggesting the best means for the accomp-
lishment of that end.
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FIRST FRuIT.-K noted Ku-Klux, DR..
Sam Bartleston, has just been convicted in
Lenoir county, North Carolina, Of stealing
a mule from colored man in 1867, and
sentenced to five years Imprisonment
This offense was committed before the time
Of the Ku-Klux, when there were local Or
CARNATIONS of white men got up to scare
colored men by stealing their property.
The present conviction we believe to be
the indirect result of the recent legislation
by Congress. &
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wages which at once enliebten and elevate

wages which at once enlighten and elevate
the workingmen of America.
These combinations, working to a COM
mon centre, will place in the hands of the
Democratic party next year at least ten
millions OF dollars, to be welded by mtn
who are now shaping the Legislature Of
New York SO as to make that State secure
to them, and to enable them to seize Con-
necticnt, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, In
diana, and even Ohio, aud to weld these
States to South consolidated in support
of their policy-never denied and repeated
ly stated-of reputation Of the national
debt, the overthrow of the three amend-
ments to the constitution, the recession of
the negro to virtual slavery, the assertion
of State rights, and the destruction of the
ballot. rApplause Had you failed to-
day your city would have been copy of
Tammanied New York. RI ,r
Here the fulcrum would have been
placed whence to move the South into
new rebellion and new desolation, But
now, under the lead of the soldier who
rescued you from the rebellion, and whose
administration of the national government
has secured for him the confidence of the
whole American people, whose generosity
to Lee and the Southern army at Apo
mattox, in April of 1865, has never known
retiring ebb, and whose claims to renomi-
nation to the Office he has filled so honor
ably in the midst of unutterable difficult
ties are now conceded by friend and foe,
your city has not only been delivered from
the damaging control Of party pledged
to unimaginable retrogression, but the
country itself saved from terrible reac-
ton. lApplause. I :. ~
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THE Chicago Post gives the following
information "Thosc who have worn their
hats five years will be pleased to see that
they are just in fashion again and those
who have pantaloons they bought in 1913,
will be glad to know that they 1.-THE panta-
loons) will also be, with their elastic foot
ings, the pride of the man of fashion this
season, even as they were his pride TWEEN
ty-three wears ago."
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
II H e pain KILL ER.-

The PAIN KILLER is by universal consent allow
ed to have won for itself reputation unsurpassed
in the history OF medical preparations Its instan.
taneous effect in the eradication and extinction of
Pain in all its various forms incident to the human
family, and the unsolicited written and verbal testi
mony of the masses in its favor, have BEEN aud ar
its own best advertisements.
The ingredients of the PAIN KILLER, being
purely VEG ETABLE, render II perfectly safe and
eficacious remedy taken internally, as we'll as for
external applications when used according to direc
tions. The stain upon linen from it's use is readily
removed by washing with alcohol
This Medicine, justly celebrated for thescure Of so
many Of the Affections incident to the human fam-
ly, has now been before the public over THIRTY
YEARS, and has found its way into almost every
corner of the world and wherever 1t has been used
Tue same opinion is expressed Of its medical proper
ties.
In any attack, where prompt action upon the sys-
tenn is required, the Pain Killer is invaluable. Its
almost instantaneous effect in Relieving Pain is truly
wonderful; and when used according to directions,
is true toit name, a PAIN KILLER
Sec printed directions, which, accompany each
bottle. Hd
Price IS cts, SO cts. and o. 90 PER bottle
Bold by all Druggists
ap1-d&wlm fif
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Hon. B. +. WADE.-Under date Of
Jefferson, Ohio. April ~, Mr.. Wade wrote
a letter to Warren P. Spencer, of the
Geneva (Ohio) Times, in which he says he
is not candidate for Governor, and that
he could not accept the Office if it was
rendered him. In his letter be speaks very
favorably Of Hon. Darius Caldwell in con-
necton with the Governorship D.
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In Hevenue-Nos. 1871, 261 and 262.
TT s, MARSHAL's SALE. 9 '-s
MARSHAL'S NOTICES.

nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
- for the Eastern District of Virginia.
To all ubom 1t may concern--GREErINa:
Notice is hereby given, That, on the 18th day of
April 1871, one barrel Apple Brandy, valued at $50,
and claimed by John Cain, one hundred and fifty
pounds of Tobacco, claimed by 0 Roach, and val
ued at 81 500, and sixty pounds of Tobacco, valued
at $32 40, stored at the Custom Houses of Norfolk
and Petersburg, Virginia were seized by the
Marshal Of the United States for said district as for
feted to the of the United States and the same
Is libeed aud prosecuted in this court in the name
Of the United States for condemnation for the causes
in said libel set forth, and that said will stand
for trial at the courtroom in the city of Richmond,
on the 9th day of May next, 1871, when and
where all persons warned to appear to show
cause why condemnation should not be decreed, and
to intervene for their interests.
DAVID D. PARKER,
U. 8. Marshal.
Dated April 18th. 1871. ap17-lOt
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STEAM ENGINES of improved construction for
all purposes. of Richmopd or Northern build
m MACHINERY FOR
Railroad, Machine, Car and Carpenter Shops Plan
ing Mills Sash, Blind Door, Cabinetware Chair Bed
stead, Wooden ware, Agricultural Machine, Handle,
Spoke, Stave, Carriage Wood, Cotton and Wooden
Factories, Cotton Gins Farmers, Foundries, Rolling
Mills Tobacco Factories Tanneries, Saw, FIGURING,
Corn and Paper Mills Mines, &c, &c; Forged and
Rolled Iron. q
Improved Shafting, Pulleys and Hangers, Betting,
Lace Leather, Saws, Files Wrsnches, Twist Drills,
Steam Gauges, Saw Gummers, Steam and Water Pipe
and Fixtures, Packing, journal Metal, Pick and Tool
Handles, Turbine Water-Whees, &C. &c.
SECOND HAND MACHINERY and STEAM
BOILERS bought, sold and exchanged. A quantity
Of the same on hand to be sold low, such as Engines
Boilers Mill Stones and Gesrings, Wood Working
Machinery, &c.
Plans and Estimates of Machinery for Mills and
Manufactures of ell kinds. NH 1-d&w1y