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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

The steamship Baltic arrived late yesterday
evening, with four days later advices from Europe.
The steamship Levinthan was fairly launched on
Sunday the 3lst ult., in the presence Of vast and
enthusiastic multitude and was at once towed to
her moorines at Deptford. The Directors Of the
Atlantic Telegraph Company had issued report
in anticipation of a meeting Of the stockholders on
the 18th inst. Prince Frederick William and wife
had embarked. A fnsbtfuf coiiiery explosion had
taken place in England. The Americans in Paris
had held n meeting, and adopted resolutions con-
graduating the Emperor his escape from sssassi-
nation. The restrictive measures Of the Govern
ment had had an effect in checking the improve
ment in the financial condition Of France. Bills
empowering the Emperor TO remove from Pans al
who threatened the public tranquility and consti.
tuting Council Of Regency had been introduced
into the Legislative Chamber. Letters patent had
been issued naming ths Empres Regent, in case Of
calamity 70 the Emperor. According to late dis
patch from RAris. the principal conspiratOrs had
confessed that their plot EXTENDED to THO oesa.ein-
ton Of the Pope and the Kings Of Sardinia and
Nsples, as well as of Louis Napoleon. The Bank
Of Holland had reduced it's rate Of discount to a
per cent, aud the National Bank of Turin TO per
cent Money continued to be abundant in England.
CoDsols closed on the Cd inst. at 95s to 95a. The
Cotton market was firm, and the tendency upward,
although the quotations were unchanged.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

.,r,,s, ab:oc 90 prs. L length. tsxSs Us
,--,,,,d that the Terri.oris. GoTerrment Of
g,n..s WA never legally organized. bVt WA
usurpsd b. foreign force; that the Peder. Gov
eminent mas sustained this us1rpsti0n. IN ordS 20
e.tsblish ard perpetuAte S.syeJ II Ransas; snn
that the LecomptOn Conttuti0n 10 but ths o"n
summation Of these scts Of de7potisn. fT Con'
gre-. 10 give il the force Of lsw ~oad be 70 give
success TO fraud and force, and 70 give over The
people 10 the mercy Of John Calhoun, who may
pat such men in power 81 he may cnoose mf.
Douglss submitted q sepsrste report, IN which ne
reiterated the view. prev.Ous!y sdysnced By him.
He ovpo.es the LecOmpton instrument because il
i, not the sct and deed Of the people Of RanAaA,
snd does not embody ther @il; becsuss the Con-
yentjop bad no power 10 do more thai form Con-
,ttution and ,end il 10 CoDgre. a. memoriA ID
the bs.ure Of petition for admi:soni becaU's
what thu Convention has attempted 70 DO ID 10
defiance Of the Territorial Goyernmen. and without
the conseot Of Congress; because the eeetion OF
Jan. vas the only lawful election on tbs sfoptSa
Of the Constitution. since il alone WA authorized
by the Legislature.
section stricken out by one majority. An smend'
nent vas adopted, 10 the effect that reduction st
the end Of two years should not operate On aay
officer st this date. Mr.. IversoD expressed low
opinion Of volunteers, who would be, in bis judg.
ment quite as likely to join the Nor mons as 70 fight
them. An amendment, introduced By Mr.. Haulin,
to the effect that in no case should TIE force created
By the set serve over two years, wss agreed 70.
After desul.Ory discussion, in the course Of which
Mr. Seward defended his position, the Senate 3D.
journed.
The HoUsy, after Listening TO personal dis
cussion between Messrs. Winter Davis ard Bowie,
went into Committee Of the Whole on the Indian
Appropriation bill Messrs. Shorter Of Alabama,
Tompkins Of Ohio and Clemens Of North Carolina
made speeches On the Kansas question. Mr. Bur
roughs of New. York having obtained the floor. Ee
House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
The Border .Rufian officials Of Kansas

The Border-Ru officials Of Kansas concerned
in getting up the Lecompton Constitution exhibit
wonderful persistence in their work. Finding
their constitutional handiwork BY no means &C.
ceptable to the people Of Kansas, and being
destitute Of any reliable support within the Terri
tory toward putting that instrument into operstion
tbey have have fed some Of them to Washington
and Others to Missouri, in hopes of being able to
obtain an external force with which 70 return into
the Territory and to force the hated Constitution
upon reluctant people at the point Of the bsyOnet
Nor il il merely form Of government which these
refugees from Kansas aud cOnsprators against its
rberties age seeking to force upon the people Of
that Territory. That bogus Constitution might
turn out mere dead letter without bogus govern.
ment to nspire life and vitality into it. They
demand not form merely hat substance also.
The recruits which Calhoun, Henderson and com.
pauy. with the setive aid of President Buchanan,
ara DOW beating up for, will be required to aid in
forcing upon the people Of Kansas not merely the
Lecoupton Constitution, but the Oxford County,
Delaware Crossing anA other election frauds, by
virtue of which the Border-Rufian party claim to
have chosen the State officers and TO have
elected majority in the Lecompton Legislature.
Nor have those who enlist under the banner Of the
Lesompton Constitution any pretense for holding
back from this additional service. The Leoompton
Constitution, having taken the Oxford and other
fraudulent returns rejected By Gov. Walker as the
bssis Of its Legislative spportDnment' has distnctly
recognized fraudulent voting and forged returns q
the appropriate foundation on which the possession
Of political power under sh.t Constitution is to
rest TIA. Constitution taas distinctly recognizes
hat in every e.eo*Sa to b he'd under it enough
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

The debate in the Senate on Monday last in
relation TO the Indiana Senators discoses pretty
determined purpose on the part of the majority to
find some kind Of b reason for giving them their
seats II will be remembered that the Senate Of
Indiana refused to participate in any proceedings
looking to any Senatorial election at the time of the
proceedings which returned Messrs. Bright and
Fitch. A minority of the Senate did however meet
with the House majority and participate In those
proceedings. Bright and Fitch are to take testi
mony in Indiana to show that out of the fifty Sena-
tors vf which the Senate Of that State is composed
only forty seven were legally "inducted" into
Office, and that of that number majority of one,
namely twenty -four, met in the Convention which
resulted in their election This foundation laid, It'll
to be asserted that any election of Senators is valid
which can be shown to be made by majorityof each
branch Of the Legislature, no matter how the work
10 done, whether formally or informally, whether
legally or illegally. But to show that this was the
state Of things in the Of Bright and Fitch, it is
necessary TO 60 behind the record of the Indiana
Senate, which declares that fifty Senators were
duly elected, and held their places at the time of
this coup Tfta, and prove that three of them were
not legally " "ind2cted" into Office. The majority
of the Senate, who ara so conscentiousy ndisposed
to 70 behind the VIGOROUSLY fraudulent records Of
Kansas elections to % justice to the people Of that
Territory have already determined to go behind the
Isdans Senstorial records for the purpose of de-
tecting or creating flaw which shall give the seats
to the two interlopins Senators from that State.
Mr.. Trunbull very effectively exhibited the incon.
sistency of Mr.. Toombs's position on this point in
the debate, and distinctly cornered the eminent
Georgian Senator in way that he is very seldom
caught. We can draw no other inference from the
tone and progress of the debate than that il is the
intention Of the majority of the Senate to maintain
Bright and Fitch in their seats at all hazards
especially if the Kansas imbrogo shall threaten their
supremacy in that body. We are rapidly approach
ing the point of being government Of mere frsud
and violence.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
Xxxvth C0NGREss....First session.
SENATE.,..Wl

SENATE. .WAsHisGTos, Feb. Is, lSs
Mr.. GREEN mo- J, from the Committee On Terri
tories, reported bill for the admission Of Kansas
submitting Herewith long report which was not
read.
The report rectes at length, the events that have
occurred in Kansas and asserts that the majority Of
the people may simply as in ancient days, assemble
in q mas meeting and make Constitution, or they
may elect representatives to make for them,
elect representatives to draft 10 be submitted 10
them for their approval rejection The last method
has been the mos. approved during the pes. few
years, though formerly tho second method Was very
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

We expected to lay before our readers to-day
Sssator Douglass report on the Kansas usurpaton.
II w,s mailed TO u in Washington. but in conse-
ossoos Of soms misadventure it failed to arrive.
The report of Messrs. CoIlsmer and Wade will be
fzn1 essewhsre in full.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
Mem4lork Daily Gribma1e
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1853.
Thseksray's yirginis.s, Part Nv.

Thsekeray's yirginisss, Part Nv.
We reesised by the Baltic las night Part ~.
n Tn ymerS1Ass. which we continue in The
as,n-WgxKLY TRIBUNE Of this week. Those
oersoss Who desire to read this work, printed from
lie htes. London copy, without the Messrs.
Hsrpsrs "yerbL alterations and other mutlls
lions, can purchase It at our Counting Room
desk tis morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

Is c"sSS,>s 3sssssssy, bln Gor the aAtai..iop
~ Esses> ss@sf tss LscDny,os Constitution wa +,
ss>@s.eS ~ - s~.s.s ~ NJ. Grsss sf Mi,.ou,i
e. tse nssss n u. Eus.0ray VI II. Cou.nit.s. on
TsrSs1nes. TIE seeenysEyisy rsyort, which ~.
s.Ssssl W lisssn. Cfsss n MissOln Jons, O
E0xa s@hssslsn ~ A'tsDsss, AID rrIps,ries Of
alsssas, s.shs ffon ti.s premises Wat tbs people
Of sT.rfspfy nay form conssi,1tOn in one oi
tkfss wsy,, 10 mars meeting or through the agency
of Representatives, eithsr sOd0wo4 with penAry
p0wen, es - III Instructions 10 submit thor work
b. thesy eDaatgssts. Ia the es,e of Kansas, the
sscssd method xu prrsusd. TIE Conyesson haV
ins beea Isgslly eal,d. ~ aetabsr. !essiy elected
sbd ,t+ssi egsiiT el0lLs4 ~,is ssib1rty 10 make a
Constitution. 4 s ioseal 10 MFR thA. ts work eau
no more be isterered with BY Governor or L'yslA-
ture, tsso Il tbs people had acted in ma" nesting.
Por C0ge-s TO d. a~sy with this instrument
would be STRIP unNhrsntsble and uncslled for,
since the majority Of the pcOr!s have il 10 their
power % modify or destroy tss'r work at legal
fmes ssd PLACES. A n'uo.ity report, signed b.
M.,.re. Co,.sme. aD1 Wade GH4 written bj tls
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

fss@ Esas, we learn that the Territorial Legis
ssssxs @s>syS<1 oa the 18th inst. Gov. Denver
IA s~-s< v sy1fors Of the act providing for u
Is~<sess-'-a' c~s'sstl1n. II was reported that
" hsS 1AsSs rs9ssison % tho Governors Of three
ssS'ss ~ ls' refsps n "Jsct Henderson, who
..Iesf~sA3 ss'sS~4 tf0H sgsi custody in tho
Ts,-@eYy. 80 a nD~ 10 Washington.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-15

New Classical and Military School in Raleigh.
II PRENTISS TUCKE PROPOSES OPEN.
lie ing School in the City of Raleigh for BOYS aud
YOUNG MEN, in which q thorough preparation may be
obtained tor admission College North South and
those not intending enter College obtain thorough
course Of English instruction.
The first session will commence the 9th day of July
and continue ~ weeks An excellent SchoUl Room has
been fitted up under the Masonic Hail.
TERMS:
Common English Branches, SIS 90
Higher =" $50 10
Classical Course $2U %
Practical instruction will be given in of Instrument
IN Surveying To those who pursue the Higher Mathematics
wi also be given in Plotting Levetiug, Pro-
general principles of Civil Engineering.
Rapier exercise, will be required practice daily;
ira charge will be made except for their fs Masks
gloves, &c.
As he has had several experience in teaching he
deems parade of certificates quite unnecessary; the
below, from the Hon. John Sullivan, Attorney General
Of New Hampshire may not however, be considered Of
place.
With Mr. Tucke have been acquainted from his youth
aud in all my intercourse with him. his bearing has been
uniformly courteous and gentlemany. have wit
messed his conduct inconsistent with the char
acter of an upright and honorable While acquiring
his education Harvard University he sustained
bic reputation for talents and scholarship Ii his education
and talents pledge for the future his will
be certain and strangers will have to regret
hereafter the and they may pay
him. JOHN SULLIVAN"
Raleigh, May Z, 1858. s7-n
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pnY s1olD!!!s co :; !.
E6ESE
sleGos

SCR AKA ssS eeeas s
sssss & Spring TRADE. IS
sszs III O, w. " ] GGIMe
s No. Il, FAYEfikvILLs .SrHEEs. s.
AVE TME PLEASURE OF INFORMlNG
my PATRONS and friends that have Just retusneo H0M
the North With one Of THs CHEAPEsr AND MOST
FAssoA1AkNn OF
NEW GOODS,
thai will Be offered IN this City the present season. and to
which will be added y.
EVER Novelty az Taste ard Elegance 4gs
that the No-tbern Markets will afford.
am enabled also to offer many kinds Of Goods cHfArE.
THAN HEREforoRE and friends may rest assured that
every Article viii be sold at THE LOWEST MARKET
PRICE, and of THE BEST QUALITY.
Especial attention called to the following Artieles-
DOUBLE JUPE BAREGE ROBES,
GRENADINE Do,
GAVE DE LYON Do,
POLE DE CHEVRE DO. ~,o,,,,n
Reantifnl BAYADERE and CHENE COLORED
BLACK TAfFETAS and eros DE REHINES,
FRENCH BERAGES in Robes and Plain Dresses,
CHALLIE DE LANES: FRENCH CHALLIES
FRENCH SPRING MOUSELI\E DE LANES.
silk and real. LACE MANT1LLAS,
PARASOLS Of all grades and styles,
SHAWIS for the Season. black and c0lored,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS, in every va
CoTT0NADEs at all prices, COWS, ,n,s,,
BLEACHED LONG CLOTHS,
LINEN and COTTON SHEETINGS.
PLANTATION GOODS, complete assortment,
Together with every other article usually kept in well
'0rn''neo D'' 00''' ''''''''D JNo W. w1GGINs
46, Fayetteville ST.,
Raleigh, N. C.
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KITTRELLS CELEBRATED
SPRINGS FOR SALE.

n + n
"AVING DETERMINED TO MOVE SOUTH
LII next Fall. offer for sale my valuable farm in the
comfy Of Granville. situated Immediately the Raleigh
and CASTOR Railroad containing 200 OF land-about
400 OF which is in original growththat part under cuiva-
ton being well adapted to the growth of tobacco, crn
wheat &c. The improvements all good, consisting OF
large and commodlous dwelling with all necessary farm
buildings together wi Circular Saw and Grist Mill,
also Store House Ktreps Depot. which is considered
fine place for bus
My MINERAL SPRINGS, located within mile of the
Railroad considered very valuable The water having
been found by analysis to medicinal qualities OF the
first order and has cured of the most obstinate
Of Scrofua and effected remarkable in other
diseases after the patient had been ncurabse
bv the best physcansa Of which be substantiated
by the evidence of many respectable These Springs
have largely paronized for several By invald
many whom been permanently cured and all speak
vorably of the beneficial effects of the water have also
been under the necessity of refusing admtance to hum
dreds Of visitors wishing to the water whom was I'M
prepared to Accommodate.
Persons wishing embark in this business will find it
opportunity rarely met with. The location the advun.
tages of the Farm and Mills together with the
merits of the water all combine to render this OF the
most desirable situations in the county.
For further particulars those wishing to purchase can
call and examine for themselves get any information by
addressing at KiareUs GranpiD Comfy, n: C.;
GEO. KITTRELL.
Kittrel's. N. c., April !, 1858. 3O-M.
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Sugar Mills, Horse Powers, and Thrashers.
wv ARE NOW RECEIVING ORDERS

Sugar Mills, Horse Powers, and Thrashers.
WYE ARE NOW RECEIVING ORDERS
w for Ho. Powers and Thrasers, with or without
Straw Carriers. Our Western New York. Double Pnion
and Double Geared Horse Power is equal to in the
world constructed IT it can be operated BY
horses pleasure and only be be appreciated
No machine equal to this has been introduced into
North Carolina thousands of them annually made and
sold in Western New York. the finest wheat growing region
in the Union.
We are also making five different kinds of SUGAR CANE
MILLS, which must be be apprecat d. The list
comprises and roller mills, arranged horizontally with
double cranks for hand power also and roller mills
ranged perpendcuarv with sweeps for horse power and
mill arranged with three horizontal rollers The latter
in ten minutes be attached to horse power and has
advantages the perpendicular mills The above
The roller mills arranged that the juice
cannot fly off while being expressed and having gotten
up with full knowledge Of the latest Improvements and
purposes for which they intended, have hesita
ton saying that they superior heretofore offer
ed and be afforded at prices that will bring them with
in the reach of every Farmer and Planter Then let no one
hesitate to produce this most valuable article upon his
farm. -.-,r
We have lately gotten up entire new series of our
celebrated reversible steel edge pillow, with such improve
ments have been suggested by the farmers from time
time thus making assortment the perfect that
can be found in the United States. We also manufacture
and keep hand the latest styles and best kinds of Straw
Cutters Cultivators. Horse Hoes, &C., &C., f.,
Persons wishing any of the above machines Sugar Mills
der to the article desired Information and prices
given BY letter Otherwise and articles forwarded 10
:, ~ : = oa''a' n. BoYDEs, SON. !.
Salisbury Agricultural Works. go
April 18th, 1885, eA- ea
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NV ElSI1
& tntHk EXAN4NArTQM OF THE STUnEN1El
81 nc 6nissFsify q Nesih, chrpIina, vail bseil on
MONDAY, 94ah Hay Inst, continue until the day Of
4 the College Commencement on THURSDAY the Sd Of
/ june s3s ~ ss - -
Under resolution Of the Board the following members
have been seleced 70 their attend.nce and supen-
,JOHN 1. BAILEY, g. - s. 81 e
DANIEL M.sBARRTNGER, si*E
WILLIAM II. BATTLE, 4s
SAMUEL r. HILL, -
WALTER F. LEAKE. ~.
The standing Committee of Visitation for the year 1885,
His Excellency, THOMAS BRAGG
i.sz,F ~ Gov'r. of the State, and Prest.
eD-c6cio Of the Boa1d.
Hon. DAVID L. SWAIN. L. L. D.,
President Of the College
JOHN H. BRYAN,
JOHN r. j. DANIEL.
JOHN NJ. DICK,
ROBERT B. GILLIAN,
JOHN A. GILMER,
CALVIN GRAVES.
JOHN D. HAWKINS
CHARLES l.. HINTON,
JOHN KERR.
WILLIE P. MANGUM,
CHARLES MANLY
JAMES M. MOREHEAD
SAMUEL F. PATTERSON,
THOMAS RUFFIN.
ROMULUS NJ. SAUNDERS,
THOMAS SETTLE
LEWIS THOMPSON,
PATRICK H. WINSTON.
All other Trustees who may attend will be considered
~ CHARLES MANLY,
Secretary.
Raleigh, May l, 1858. STD.
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NAIADNs4 = MRROVED TEN DOLL.
s ENINGs MAHINE. LAX

yHE CITIZENS OF RALEIGH AND NE,cun1.
ING country are respectfnlly invited to cali ~
! Office, to witness the operation Of the Post
Watson's Celebrated go Family SEWN.
~ III chine, ma.
Which will be on exhibition at the above nlace .e
fine opportunity for all the citizens to see # d
particular worth for family use. "nu TEST its
This Machine is admirably adapted to all kinds ~ r.
Sewing it simple in its construction easily ope
able to get out Of ORDER and will do much work in
day the most expert seamstress can do in ton snge
needle and is sold for the low price of ' WIN her
$40, &12, AND $l5.
As the Agent, Mr. PoisaI is now on North so -. ana 49,
arrangements to furnish the public with these Mbnmaad
the shortest notice. '"'neson
JNO. H. DAVIS,
Prop State N. c. for Wa sons s12 Sewina Mex Ses
= T. B. POISAI, General A u,aua0e
s. D. WILLIAMS TRAVELLING ii'e,e TN! n; C.
State and County rights for sale by applying tar
in person OF by letter. s "~
August Is. eo-x
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ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY!

VHVHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST COMMENCED
II the business by steampower of manufacturing
SPOKES, RIMS and SHAFTS for buggies and vehicles
of all kinds aud they will be able to afford them to their
customers at the prices paid for them at the North
This the only establishment of the kind far as they
KNOW in North-Caolina for manufacturing spokes rims
and shafts by machinery.
The subscribers rely confidently the patronage of their
fellow citizens to sustain them in their enterprise.
W. D.. WILLIAMS.
N. s. HARP.
Raleigh, Jan. 1s, 1858. 6-tf
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spring and Summer Goods.

SPYING ana Summef UOOuse
I0HN w. wJGGINS RESPECTFULLY MAKES
Known to the citizens Of Raleigh and neghborlng coun
that he has just returned from the Northern Markets.
hsvipg completed his SPRING and SUMNER PUR.
CH4SS Of Dry Goods. His stock will be found to ems
brace every novelty Of the them not to b.
bad in this market portion Of the stock has
e!resdy errved and the assortment will be complete BY
Euh Particular will be published hereafter In the
nssn time he invites inspection s =
JOHN W. wIGGINs. sss
E 49,, o. ,sr. ~, Fayetteville st.
Aalcn % lsoS sssS5;si 4 s 80 26-tf.s
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Office Wilmington Il Weldon, r. r. Co.,
APRIL 3Uth, 1885. !
DIVIDEND NO. Is.
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
"A Directors Of the Wilmington d Weldon Railroad
Company, held this day, Dividend Of three per
the Capital Stock Of the Company declared from the
profits Of the last six MONTHS payable the 18th May
next. JAMES s. GREEN, Secy.
Nav LIST, 1853. std.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.

Spring Trade, 1858.
DESCUD & CALLING HAVE. BY RECENT
II arrivals received very large and varied Stock Of
Pure and Fresh Drugs,
Medicines and Extracts,
Chemicals & Instruments,
Paints, Oils and Varnshes,
Shop Furniture of every kind,
Artists and Mechanics Materials
Perfnmery, Soaps and Brushes.
Window Glass, Putty 4 Dye Stufs,
Looknggass Plates Picture Glass
Medicine Chests and Saddle-Bags,
Patent Medicines of all kinds,
Cigars Tobacco and Snuff,
Pure Brandy, Wines Porter,
Garden and Grass Seed.
Burning Fluid Lamps
and every other Article wanted in their ne which will b.
AIDED to every week. and will be sold such prices shall
heretofore dealt elsewhere in this or any other market
Every article warranted pure Goods will be put up neatly
packed carefully, and forwarded with dispatch.
Raleigh, Feb. 4, 1858. lit
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II EROSENE OILS, DISTILLED FROM COAL.
- (Not explosive.) Secured 6y letters patent
The differ grades of these celebrated Oils suitable for
Machinery of all kinds. Binnace and Family use, be
had Of the undersigned also Of the Wholesale Oil Dealers
and Druggists in the City of New York. and of the author
lied Local Agent of the Company in this place.
AUSTENS,
GENERAL AGENTS, KEROSENE on Co.,
No. So Beaver Street. N. Y.
Local Agencies granted application as above
Orders should specify the description Of lamp machinery
for which the oil is wanted.
June s. 56-swly,