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The Daily Journal t VOL.'!IX.-NO. 241. NEW BERNE. N. C SATURDAY. JANUARY 10, 1891. PRICE 5 CENTS. X 4 BUSINESS LOCALS. CHB. LEON A will take freight to points in Bay river. Saturday ; foot oi Middle meet . it Btiphbn Harris, Captain. P BUNKS, Minoe Meat. Evaporated Applte, Tapioca, Corn Starcb, Dried Apple. English Plum Pudding, M Roasted Coffee, Very Best Butter, C. E Sloteh. A GOOD COOK WANTED by W. B. linrrill. at Jacksonville, N. C. A llberol price will be j. iron if proved aetiefectory. j9J6: wit. AT J. F. IVES. ARMOUU'3 AGEST Freeh Sausage. 124s.. Smoked Sausage, 18io , Freeh Pork. 10o.,8ugar Cared Hami, cut. l?o.. Western Beef, Hie; Porter Hours, Tenderloin and 8irlolo, 15o. Regret to advance price of thee enta. but necessary to do eo ae ooet of handling is great. j9tf WILL have Thirty Cords Dry Wood at Depot, Monday, which I will re tail cheap. ja9tt M.PouTua. JUST RECEIVED - Frt- .h Roasted and Qreen Coffees; Tim tto Full Cream Cheese at 15 j. por U Wo soil II onr goodi at a small profit We arc " just in e position to do so and will do if. Try us and see. Very respeotfully, Churchill & Pakkeh Brim' t. 7 BARRELS NICE MATA MUSIC EE i Apples for sale. j7if J w. P Buhuus SEVEN SPRINGS W. ER A po oiflo for dycpL'p'ii .a l liiiruy d bladder truuolen. For by iS R J Go.im.no S' 1T0LEN From the piU.; hoi.bo of the Steamer Now'm- i n M.inr. e Ulaes. Liberal reward i ,tfvred for ru turn of aeme at this or i:.e Miyor's nW r30tf ROBERTS & BRU. ire rtceivilig their fall stock li.iot uoJ Shoes. Dry Goods, Groceries t;:id Provision. They buy at headquarter ami cm rive you Loir Prioei. u20 GOV. Bill says be will not be a candidate for the U. S. Senate. THE Silver men are coulident. Tbey expect to pass their I. ill in both Houses. President Davis' mansion in Biohmood, has been formally con Tcjed to the Ladies Confederate Library Association. We congratulate brother Latham upon his re-election to the office of reading clerk of the House. An honor most worthily bestowed. Don Cameron has keen nomi nated by the Bepnblican caucus of the Pennsylvania Legislature for re-election to the United States Senate. General Miles' suggestion that a number of Indian reserva tions be placed nnder military con trol has been approved hy the President. V,.' ' si i 1 . g THE Economist and Falcon have united, Mr. Creasy being the editor. The Journal congratu lates all parties and wishes abun dant success to the enterprise. In many sections of the country J winter grain in fine condition has been covered with deep snow, Which is considered very essential for the harvest yield. The loDger the snow, remains on the ground the better for the wheat and rye m fields. A RECENT correspondent of the ,2Sew York Tribune writes from California: Four thousand carloads .'f oranges will be sent East this ....winter, an increase of 800 carloads over last season, xue nrsr, carioaa shipment of oranges this season went from Northern California. ui j'Hlt: officers of thu N. 0. House "tfBepresentatives -are It. A " Donehton Sueaker. James M 'V V.i m - v Brown, of Stanly, principal clerk - - tv Hi 'JL' Latham, of the Washington ' Gazette, reading cierir, a. a , .;4Eaje, engrossing clerk, H. E , King, of Onslow, door keeper. ''George Lv Kllpatrick, of Lenoir . t assistant doot keeper. v-,- ----- 3 itTnv . frlnnda of the Force bit censnro tbe Vice President for not being In the chair on Monday when '' Senator Stewart made his motion iSjto take i np the Finance bill." These - firery ' gentlemen ' should reserve 1 1; telr censnre, for how could the J Vice1" President tknow what was tosalBg. " Besides, alter a little they nay know enough to censure them velvet. ' i - The Wilmington Star sav6: It is said that some of tbe Alliance men elected to the Legislature in Kan sas have resigned, alleging as a reason that they resent the system of espionage which has been es tablished by the Alliance to see how they vote on the Senatorial question. Perhaps these are some of the fellows who want to vote for IngalU, and don't like to be watched. The Raleigh Correspondent of the Messenger sayf : Your corres pondent carefully scrutinized the faces of the members ot the Legis lature last night and today. It is a good body, of earnest, settled men. Nearly every one is of mid die age. There aro remarkably few old men or young ones. They are uearly all country men and are well, though plainly, dressed. There are only three colored men in the House and one in the Senate. Senator Ingalls, !uait opposed to the who is at Force bill, w as recalled, by order of Senator Hoar, from bis canvass for re elec tion for no good whatever. As a natural consequence he is in no good humor either towards Hoar or the otner advocates of the Force bill. Ingalls intends to return immediately to Kansas to look after his "fences" and it is quite safe to predict that even should another attempt be made to revive the Force bill he will not, at least until after the Kansas Senatorial coutest t-hail have been settled, lespoud to any appeal in its be half. LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. J. Havens, Jr. Notice. C. E. Slovkr Prunes, etc. W. f . Clark Sale of land. 8chr. Lacra Freight wanted. H. C. Whitehurst Foreclosure. Coisjn New Berne Market; Sales of 81 bales at 7 1 2 to 8 1 2. Judge Seymour postponed his de cision ostho yacht and schooner case until today. There wa a basket party at Havelock last night for the benefit of the Methodist Church. The new revenue cutter Winona was expected to sail for New Berne yester day morning. In all probability ehe will arrive here tomorrow. On aooount of Rev. T. T. Biker being unwell, he will not able to fill his ap pointment at the Baptist Church tomor row. He is at Fort Barnwell. A good number of Allen's Forty Lessons in Book Keeping were shipped Tbursday to different parts of thU State and to Michigan and Nebraska. The Einaton Free Press says that so far 814 handa have left that place for the tnrpentine fields of Georgia. The & N. 0. B. R. taking off 176 of them and the W. & W. branch 188. Fabio Bomani is a drama of exciting and thrilling interest. Its presentation at the theatre last night was met with a warm reception by an attentive auai eaoer. It numbers among the best per formances ever given in New Berne. Bev. C. G. Vardell conducted the iarvices at the Presbyterian ohurcta last night. He is an accomplished gentle man, with fine intellectual powers, and preaches practical, impressive sermons He will conduct the services at the Presbyterian church tomorrow. A cordial invitation is extended to tbe public to attend. Messrs. Latham & Burrus having added hardware to the line of good which they have been handling, are doubling the slae of their etore to ac oommodate their increaeed stock, by having a connecting door cut between it and the one adjoining, thus throwing the two into one. Tbe intention is to keep the email shelf goods in the part which they have heretofore occupied and larger articles in tbe part which are just adding. Baffling for turkeys hai teen a favorite amusement with some of the New Berne young men recently. One of the set who loves a practical joke procured a buzzird and announced another raffle to take place. When the game waideoided,th proud winner pro ceeded to take possession of his newly acquired property. The look that over spread hit oountenanoe when he dis covered the nature of the bird was indicative of anything but pleasure. Who got the buuird V COUNTY EXHIBITS AT THE FAIR. Let Every Adjacent County Compete for the iSoO f romiitm. The Kinaton Free Fives ij stirring up tbeLenior county p-c'k;V iu rrgsrdto the importance of tneir blw-wic to the world the excellecc unl ui;.gni-.'"1e of their county 'u reaouu'ta ihrcu;' the medium of a select, divtreifk-d i';ibit at our coming F.iir, c.jrplivl with judiciously used advtttic:: matior by such article as th;: fui i; .'. The New Beruo Fair will Lo Leld Fi b. 23, 24, 25. 20, 27 aai i.-t. The followiiJK gonut ruon u"o vice presidents or the Huvisur, board for Lenoir county: W. L. K nuedt, L Harvey, D. Woo J, J. Mw borne, J. W. Grainger and A. K Miller. The Free Press hopee the., i:l n.tvt tooth er and see to h.r.iiu; i ;i cxhitiit of products from Li ir ir : flinty iii the Fair. If a creditable tiMi; v .-i iro:ti-n up it might do the cou.uy co-jsijm-able good. We hopH our c trri.i(t fiiCtories, knitting factory nud n'i ll.o fuimer will seed iiimplps ni" lh" produrts of their labor to ihM F.-u- L r, ti:no for Lenoir county tour.! world know of her it The advisory tw:u Hhould meet toi u.t i oible and talk ihu m . ; Lenoir ruuld e u-i i of ti'uhern. muln. muny other t! i:',r.H ! Wa." KOLI 11 Up it IllSll' a Bliort wri;r-;i;. i f il : rd ciicul.i!e.i will be ninny p. -pV lance, somi) honii- . up BhO'jirt il (if . tOVVCA ( f Klii.-tim I-,. lanitfticTuriri;, i-c-.. siiurcen "f the cuni ' d vnntaue a. e i v i n k ' of the pint feaeo'i. tl truck farmers. x. pNnters, etc. Wo le u;j and let the um-. tr ihis county u v .rl !i pos r ii v. r r -i :!! i x ii il i i t : .1 '.:-.. iii-.rl i: ' i i on hibil ii" . ' il t lr.iv e ovmiy pri:itd li" F.i:r. an ;hi re i -ri from a di-i i ' This wrile !v ii' i ( B of ihn 1 L '.i .i:t;o foi ill- limhpr re I',., .jrjcul'ural ,::n- f iho yields , irivantases to !.inl tobacco would do good. Gentlemen of th a i ry loa:d, will you take liol.l of t!,n nnd try to do something r V.r : ;'-i i : 1 in of vour county? If v n '-i'l t!m Free Preea will en ii. r-.M. j;) vry im no siblo Thi:i!c d iii- . q-iicker ! If nny of yon i li I-Fr I'io a to call we will (! ;i n:h pl mire. That's riht. b'r.t.h r H rbrrt, wake 'em up, make thing-' live y iind do not let them get quiet nt:,in until it is an assured fact that jour purple are froing to make a rousing ccuuiv exhibit and secure the 850 premium for t'nn best one if they can. Even Fl.ould you miss the premium, tho 1! npiioiiil results fliwing from such r:i exhibit as Lenoir Oiuntycai multo would amply repay you, an! its, aftor nil, tho strongest reason for maRius ai line a one as possible. Not only Lenoir, but Wayne, Wilson, Greene, Pitt, Wellington, Tyrrell, Dare, Beaufort, llydo, Pamlico, Car teret, Jones, Oniloiv jii:d every other county in this vicinity tut; lit to com pete for this pn raium, and no; only ought there to bs ccur.iy exhibits, but sood individual exh:ii:e from all of them. Our Fair has taKtn I bo load in this portion of tbo blalu, m-.d while it is located in New Lkr: : y.'i from that causo la jte:itr.I!y New Berne Fur. m , ll,',v cl to as tbe .. ; nt.d ought ii- ;:.y Xew Berne ." S ,it F.iir ehould ; Ii i'nir because it not to ba con1, idert d Fair any more th.-.u ; be considered a R -tii is hel 1 in Ri'.eih. entire eastern i -c U . i i-ant for the ii ( tJtate and it behooves every prMon of it to take advantage of thy 1 1 i.r:-.' ity offered to briDg each ioi:iif di i o i.-vijjubarhood into favorablo r.riici. Good Work Advertising the Fair. Rev. EJward Bull who hue jaat finished a little tour of ,. iv i ;isi g, and diatributiru ti:o ti.'i:' ;.n I inlLinir for our Winter Fair, savn ho t hve'.e i about fifteen hundred iiii:e i, p 1 1 through f jrty counties, looki-d ;.l;er l,ho posting and circul-ition of siir!:c l-.Tvi thoufiand or four thou:-atnl li ii i, mw a large number of nnv-p.p r i i n, und ob tained a fav.r.i! '''( i'i neirlv all the Dauerd ri-:bi-.'il m ih.i area traversed. He found liiH tended on j or m v. and wu:e pit used i, h ho had at iii- (oriu-ir Fair rtiil w.mid come again: and loU of oilu n who had heard of it from th re v. ho had attend ed and wero .U:-.Bed iu anticipation and said they would t-orno. He met with no odverco criti' i m whatever, For th1) Faif. Lieutenant Ujvaraor Holt baa eant to Mr. William H Oliver for exhibition at the Fair eAmples of tbo various goods manufactured by him Let every cotton and .vooien m mufacturer send samples anil tii-ro will be a display ahead of any which h.;s over been held. If you make a plow lia-i send a samp'o, if plaids, eheetiug, tuitings, bleached goods, knit goods, any and everything manufactured of cotton or wool, send it and let the people see what the South oan do. Don't wait until just before thq time but eer.d right uwsy. Indians Surrounded. Pine RlDCm. D ik.,J,iri 8 The mili tary forces under O. neiul Miles have four thousand Indians surrounded. Personal. Mr. E. K. Bryan, jr , and wife, of Charlotte, returned home from spend ing a portion of the honeymoon in the city with the parents of the groom. Miss Lizzie Hunter left to spends week or two with her relatives at lluntersville. Mr, I..F. Dortch, of GolJsboro, who has been in New Berne and vicinity a ft w days on professional business, re turned home. Mies Nellie Foy, wLo livos on the north side of Neuao rivor, returntd home from a visit to relatives in Kil pen, Georgia. Mra.'W. K Styron and Mi a Bettie Hart returned home on the steamer Neusi) of the E C D. lice from a visit to Mrs. Ktj-ron's relatives in Hampton, Va. Mis. Styron 'd mother, Mrs. C. A. Crockett, accompanied them back for a visit to Mr. Styron and her brjthtr, Mr. W. F Crockett. Mr. and Mrs. T J. Turner hivo re turned home from a vieit to relalivn; in Gateaville. Mr. James A. Bryan returned from a business trip to Durham, and Mr John A. Richardson from a businoes trip to RiIuikIi a:nl Gre.n8boro. Presiding Elder W. S. R ino wrni down to Newport ti hold q iaiterh iioiii'eienco. Hcv. E 1 ward Bull returned from a rip to the principal places all over the State in the interest of the E"t Cam- in Fish, Oyster, C iron and Industrial Acciuliun. Chureh Nctic j. Hancock Street Methodist Church- Sunday, January 11th, services at 11 a. m. and 7:15 p. m , conducted bv tbo pastor. Pr.iyer meeting at 9:15 a. m. Sunday Fchool at 3 p. m , W. R. Bai- rington, superintendent. The public aro invit.d to these services and will receive a cordial welcome. SANTA I LAI'S IX M X.l.VY SCHOOL A MEKKY CELEBRATION AT THE FIRST l'i'.ESDYTEItlAN CHURCH The following clipping from tho col umns of the Savannah Newe, giving an account of the Christmas festivities at the church of which Dr. L C. Vase is now pastor, will bo real with iatereet by our readesa: The children of tin First Presbyte rian church had a Christmas tree ut the church last nigh!. The exercises con sisted of songs and rer pensive readings. there was also an ad areas by Dr. L. C. Vase. The presents woro distributed by Supt IJ. F. Train, assisted by a very lively Sinta Clam, whose appearance ciused great merriment amjng the children. The tree, with its decorations, was a pretty sight. The presents were nume rous, and a large number of children were m tde happy by being remem bered. At the close of the distribution Santa Claus presented Dr. Vass, for himself and Mrs vass, a handsome silver ser vice from the congregation. The pres ent consisted of a carving set, with silver handles, a set of table spoons, a set of dinner forks, a set of dessert spoons and forks, and a set of tea spoons, all of solid silver. Dr. Vass returned his heartfelt thanks to the congregation for thei kindness. In behalf of the school he presented Supt. Train a gold fountain pen with pencil attached, a handeome token of bin appreciation by the school. Mr Train thanked the school very feel ingly. The celebration closed with a general distribution of oranges. Sallio Doe in Heaven to He .Mother on EarUi. My mother. I am paf! up hero In Jesue loving breafet, And tho' you loved no very much, He knows it is tho beet 'or you, for me, for all, that I Should leave the cosy near, You made for inn at our h"arth tor.e Ui?on thy faithful breast. Mother, do not regiet thy chiid Should join the auel band Before you; and the other hearts That love me understand Why Boged death ehouU come eo aeon, Aod lake me from thy nrim. While you were hapny with tby babe In all her infant charms. I have a mission, mother dear Tby baby, Sallie Doo, An angel tho' she be in heaven, Will visit thee below; I'll meet thee at tbe twilight Lcur In humble, holy prayer For grace to heal thy wounded heart. Yes, mother, I'll be there; And should you hear a heavenly voice, 'Tie Sally Doo that Kings, And calls thee to a higher life By touch ot angel wings. Tell father brother, sisters too, To live pure, useful lives, And I will come for them when death Shall oall them to the skies. You must not grieve that I am gone, Your little one is blessed In having missed the ills of earth, And gained the heavenly rest. 0 oould you view the wonders here, Wrought by redeeming graoe. Tby soul would burst her earthly bands To reach tbii glorious place. And now, sweet mother, let thy faith Rest in the Holy Word, "Tbey sleep in Jesus, and are tbssed i Forever with the Lord. SHIPPING NES. ARRIVED. Steamer Neuse. of the E. C. D. line, with cargo general merchandise and passengers. Steamer Einaton from Kineton End Neuse river landings with full cargo ootton. IN PORT. Schooner Emma J. Warrenton, C'apt. John B. Ingersol, Schooner Annie E. Predmore. Schooner J. & H. Scull, Captain John Iogeraol. Scloocor Brave, Capt. Knowlea. S.;hooner Annie E. Rudolph, Cap'. L?vins. Schooner J. Dallas Marvel, Captain Etcridgo. Schooner Mat ia E. Pui H, Cap". DviJ Ireland. Schooner Unity R. D,r, Cap'.ain John T. Boveridge. CLEAIU.D Steamer Neuse, of the i-j. C. D. I1. : with cargo general expat, ut d p,u--engers. Steamer Howard for TicUoii with full cargo general merchandise. S:oni barge Wm. H. McCuto, Cap;. K H. Wiliianii, for Elizabeth Ciiy v. a: -r,; . iu uVr fioui BUJo Br.n. ilw Indians Continue their I'pi iiiic and Depredations. PoiTELLO, Idaho, Jan. 8. A t n- Ji oprieih of tho itniii.ock Indians urn several hour.es as.d destroy I prop-ny of udtlern Other tribes hi, t xpected to leave their reservation a-i-t join in the revolt. From Kalsigh. Raleioh, N. G., January 8 -Sei.c: Vance arrived here today. The Legislature met and Govern r Fowle sent in his annual message recommending increased appropria tions for publio schoola, a tonuajetax of 25 cent on fertilizers, stringent pro visions for the protection of oyster beds from oyster pirates, and larger appro priauousior mo care ot tbo insane. The oiebBage wae confined exclusively to State affairs. What steam is to the engine, Hood's Sarsapanlla is to the body, producing bodily power and furnishing mental force. n A PLKAM'l; SEPSIS Of health and strength renowod and of ease and comfort follows the use of Syrup of Figs, as it acts in harmony with nature to effectually cleance the system when costive or bilious. For sale in 50o. and $1.00 bottleB by all leading druggists. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. MARRIED, Sunday, January 4th, at tho residence of Mr. R. C. Wayne, in Craven county on tne north side or JNeuse river, near this city, Mr. J. W. Everington to Mits Julia B. Jonts, Alfred Gaskins, J. P., nlhciating. Foreclosure. rursuant to a judgment rendered in the superior Court of Oraven county. North 'Hiollna, at Kali Term, 1WKI. In mi action wlinreln C. A. Kangert, guardian for il.A. Bungert, Is pialnlltl, and lit .fltiiih l'uvls and Burbora his wife and I he National Hank of New Berne are defendants, the land de ncrlbed tn the complaint in said action, find Inaceitaln mortgage execnted hy the de fendants Iiavls and wife toth- plaintiff and registered in Craven county Records, N. 0.. in Hook 9S, page ii, will be sold on the Ninth day of February. 111. at the Court House In New Berne, between the honrsof 112 M. and 1 o'clock P. H., at Public Auction, for cash. The said land is situated In Craven county, on Neuse river, and la known ns the Harnir Place. H C. WHITEHURST, January 8, 1891. Commissioner. Sale oi Land. Pursuant to a certain judgment In theSu pertor Court of Craven county, at Fall Term, iMHl In an action therein pending, wherein Utah Wood la plaintiff and J. L Carroll Is defendant,! will sell for cish.at the Court House In Newbern, North Carolina, at 12 o'ciock, M., on the 9th day of February, ls!U, ihti land described In the complaint, the same being situated In said county, on Core - r. ek.anil it fully described In a mortgage executed by Jas. b. Carroll to Isaiah Wood, Oct !(th, 1888, and registered In the Records ot hh Id county In Book No. 98, page -ii!!). to which refer for description, containing 13f ncres more or less. Hoc. th, 18IU. W.W.CLARK, S'M Commlsrioi.er. Notice. l' virtue of a power of en'c e m nine ! In n uorig-i.e exicnted by the Trustees of lie Unity Lodge Number 18. Indrji-nilen'. ( rd. r of Hood fSnniarltans and Daughters of tut inarla ol ihu city of New Hern, and of Records 111 the Register's office in Craven county. HocklU, Pages 200. 2'lt and 202, I will nell at Public Auction, at the Court House in the city f Nw Bern, on Monday, Fehn aiy 2d. 181)1. ill I J o'clock, M., the House nnd l.nl of laml deccribed In said mortvage, whli h ,s referred to for a description. Terms One-third cash; bala: (-3 12 iuv! "I mculhH, Interest8 pnrcent. JONATHAN HWKNS, JR.. Atty., VVashlngtcn :. r Thli Pec. 17, ISM). lanlddvtd 8100 Reward For the arrest, conviction and execution of the man who did willingly and know ingly try to damage me by abusing and misrepresenting my business on page 10 of the premium lif t of the Fourth An nual Exhibition of the East Carolina FUh, Oyster, Game and Industrial As sociation, to be held at New Berne. N. C . February 23, 24, 25. 26, 27 and 28, 1891. If yon have already received the premium list of the Fourth Annual Fair and have read page 16. and have seen where, the man was ashamed to sign hie name, then will you please give your premium list to some one and let him judge whether or not I have a right to buy goods at 40, SO and 07Jo. on the dollar or not. Of course every well regulated man will decide in my favor and say I have a right to pay cash for my goods and sell them at any price I choose, provided I get his cash for THEM, PROMPT Loaning Association. East Building and Loan Association SYRACC- NF.W YORK, Has sent eh-.-ei- i within tbe c 6J years to p n . fl eet 5 per ce;;r ROCK. No i-: r. this Associati m. Forpirti' :! j7 d 1 .v ' of its members :eia days. It gives unney back. Inter um. SOLID as a n fear in joining :'. ' to U. SMITH, S:ate Agent. 13 Wanted, A white Tenant to lake ebarge of Farm near the City of .V-iv Hei ne. A ootnfortabl house on tho i!.u- First-class land for firming. Favorable Trucking an l n v teims to the if hi ; - r App'j . .1 AM. S V. WATERS. Auoi ney at Law, ;New Berne, N.O decSSdwtf DUFFY'S CROi Rceipe of i i V SYRUP. 1i Walter Duffy, l il 1KNS : .:." ' ii .eo years old, one i i i'i iloco months old, : i ii i : x .'oiMihsold.twenty 1 th old, nearly '' ' i Ut.a these doaes . u. i-.l: relief It pro- I'lW I., i',:spon:i 1 P :i dro .; Ii rK; i-.T i ii If a im- i""nll; CI. 11 d. Th Ci:oi ' umd Duffy's i tmr.i'y for over alx e. ;i iii i i- ji most txoel v.vh children, eipe i :a- otingest child . ii. up about a year in! v e (, ii iipxlousabon - vi --in ssiuoy treated bjr ' I , Ki-g il probable that !- -ii loiunv we frequently i p . ru,, and tne child baa ' s h;i o iiih of croup sine. I N ' ;n lo the use of th o v. - :,.,. Iteep a bottle Of I VI 1 .1 1 . :oi.ir. :.s i 1: :n r.-iM i inlH i,:o! n s . :'go. ll'll l.S l'i r.y ..urpN: ! I'MllT ill i.s.-d Ii OH 's h.ul no iii t and 1 In- ie Cr nip i ruj at our h iii-e rt commend n l ii vrs and I cheerfully null 1,'. n. BAKHtTM. I i-luil in KOI. ving oougha Alio and ru vow iii - ii i , V Ml .SOI.U 11T w Horn, , a. 1C For izhs Cheap: 3 Cyliiifler Boilers. 30 inches in diameter, 30 feet lonir, in srood oraej.,, ;: TH0S. C. HOfASD, At Howard's Marine RaUwtya. ' deo82 3w " . '