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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-30
CUBA MOL ASSES.
Sweet Cuba Molas.cs.
)RTIAND SUGARS AND SYRUP,

PORTLAND SUGARS AND SYRUP.
$50 llls A. a. Portland Sugars
200 Syrup. At New York prices.
SOFT WINDSOR BLUE PLASTER.
,OOv Tons just received, per Brigs "Mary u.
"Amiua," "Adranu,' and "Georsie Dcerius,
from Windsor. y. :
,,,yrDponr roapar ANN rrNr GAIT
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$3.50 Ssfs " at Va ,'" q" he nls
the 10Th Of October. a negro man named DAVID
MUSY. Said negro is black. about five feet seven
inches high. weight about one hundred and fifty
pounds, and il twcnty-onc or Two years OF age;
fall suit of hairs scar mark on tie right cheek;
likely, with good teeth. He is doubtless making
his way TO free state. We will give the above
reward for taking and securing ;" that We get him
again mo, j--eotfl A. ). GRlGSBl co.
DIDGELY, HAMPTON CO.. are in receipt
IL Of their FALL STOCK Of
TEAS.
WINES,
TOBACCO.
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HTOOL purchased By
w kN DANIEL ,. hoos.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-30

to which they invite the attention Of dealers
They pledge themselves TO furnish the above
articles on a- favorable terms they can be pro-
cured elsewhere. sep IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-30

L. NOX ( BRO. have just received their FALL
N SUPPLIES OF GROCERIES. selected
carefully tor family use. We Humc in part t
10 hhis. prime New Orleans Sugar
10 Porto Rico
% hbls. Crushed aud Cut Loaf Sugar
10 half boxes Loaf
% bags Old Guy. Java Coffee. very SUPERIOR
10 half chests best tircen and Black Tea
10 hhds. prime Porto Rico Molssses
j" cheap
ticrce> Rice
- boxes whnles & halves Aiamantine Candles
% Moul,i Candles oct 2i-tf
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nILS, OILSm OILS W
" Winter Bleuched Sperm Oil
do do Solar Oil
do do Lard Oil, in casks or b.lS..
for sale by nov l4l PEEL 4 STEW EMS.
II EROSENE AND COAL OIL.-Thc sub
IN scribers have Just received full supply OF
the Boston and New York Kerosene, also Coal
OIL which they offer for sale at reduced prices
nov 10 II. COOK CO.. Sarepta Hail.
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day, both for goods and yarns. Producers. ann
new business. - - - -
Cotton has been in better demand from spinucrs.
Dut not yet to the full extent Of their average
weekly requirements; spectators and exporters
East India cotton again largely shared ID tlIe bus
ness on account Of a new reduction in price mainly
for export. The prices for AmeYican cotton havs
become more regular for all good Qualities nat.
wthstanding that the rumors Of injury to the cfpp.
mentioned in our last report, proved incorrect.
Low and sandy descriptions, however, confines u
be held in disgrace.
Adulterated cotton is the term now applied IL
such Of the material as ID found to be largely inter-
mixed with sand and dirt, and which consumesN
will no longer allow TO be considered the unavoia-
able consequence Of the season. Its occurrence
they ascribe to wilfulness or carelessness ON the
part Of planters or their overseers. Resolutions
adopted at recent meeting Of spinners at Man
chester call upon the trade to unite in the effort
to resist the abuse of adulterating cotton shipped
to this country" and, with this end in view, t.
return to the seller every bale portion Of hale
which IN any respect IL adnlterated - or il ncces-
sary, to take legal measures to recover damages
or loss arising from any bale of adulterated cotton
Our advices from the United States extend to the
Z4tn september, from New York. per Kangaroo
and Ocean Queen.
The sales were 54,77O bales, of all kinds, IN
G tcaalng sI'oo American and 1870 East India.
Consumers had 1880 bales hereof. sueculators
| 3l50 and exporters IL ,24O. - ~
Inc actual exports were 9615 bales embracing
| l296 American and 1868 East India.
The imports were moderate amounting olaIy n
29741 bales Of all kinds Of which $3.50 were Anaer.
lean and 1886 East India.
| The stocks Of all kinds have been redneed h
2O,2l0 bales during the week but are n excess s.
81 $50 bales over those of last year. as per copas
| ison hereunder, viz:
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The following figures are about the asking rates
of prominent stocks: .a

| There has not been any important change in I'M
current money this week. The issues of the banks
of South Carolina and Georgia form good share
of the offerings Of the issues of the banks of
Missouri, Illinois and Indiana, the amount offering
is limited. Of the Tennessee banks there is an in
| crease. The facilities of communication at this
time with Tennessee are so free and numerous that
it will hardly pay the banks Of that State to make
issues predicated the same, being used or crcu.
lated at distance. If they discount for party in
Arkansas, that is, the Memphis banks, the notes
very soon find their way into Camp street. With
North Mssissippi-several counties of which do
their business with Memphis-there may be greater
chances to keep out circulation. OF the issues of
the banks of Kentucky there are very few Offering.
The money markets of Louisville and Cincinnati
have improved since last. In st. Louis there
appears to be pressure, and they say that cur
rency is almost as scarce as bankable funds. Can
they not in the great city of st. Louis have one
standard currency similar to what we have in New
Orleans, and send all the trash and currency, so
termed, to coventry! We observe, however, that
the United States Treasury Department, through
the Sub-Treasurer at St. Louis, plays the broker
and operator just the same as street broker For
instance, what is to be understood from the follow
ing remark, which we find in money article of
one of the st. Louis papers Of the 23d inst
Some of the moneyed houses keep themselves in
good supply of exchange one house obtained
900 to-day from the Sub-Treasury at 18th 5sct
prem. with gold; most of the private bankers
however, find it so difficult to obtain that they
charge Get. premium for sight on the East. The
regular bankers rate is I prem, and the Savings
Institutions also sell at this to regular customers
There is no difficulty, however, in selling all that
can be made at J3ct. prem.
Does the General Government or the United
States Treasury intend to enter largely into the ex
change trade? We called attention to these Sub
Treasury actions or operations last month"; when
one of our banks was depleted of 100000 through
a Treasury movement. But in the case alluded to
above, we have it point blank that the Government
agents were selling gold at prem. Does the act
organizing the Independent Treasury authorize the
Government to enter into brokerage transactions !?
We append below the regular rates of all uncur.
rent money, which are those of Jehn Wood e. Co.
There have been very limited receipts of coin and
bullion this week, and they may be less next week.
There changes i'll rates.
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r --=z====z===z-NEW ORLEANS, JACK
kfSa ~ SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
E..Is4s2 .s. - RAILROAD.

1S5Ss Fnll ana W inter Arrangement, 1850.
Passenger trains leave the Depot Of the Company
Calliope and Magnolia at thirty minutes past
O'Clock in the morning and six o'clock in the evening
arrive New Orleans thirty minutes six O'Clock in the
morning and at o'clock the evening" daily Sundays in
cluded.
Feghts received the Depot foot of Cuope street.
forwarded by the regular freight trains which
New Orleans Canton
Freight eceyed after socock will not be forwarded by
cept at the depot,
All freight intended for transportation must be distinctly
ked with initials Of consgnoe and place destination
and freight will By received unless consigned established
stations on the line of the road or it's connections
Blank railroad receipts for freight be obtained at the
Company's Office, Camp street. at Aessrs Corson Arm
strong's, by those who wish 10 them
The Company holds itself responsible for the value all cot
shipped by the road which may be lost by fire. the
time receipted for stations the line until hours
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Children three old under those three
up twelve years old price all twelve years age
full fare.
Persons who reside the city and have residence estab
hmcnt the line of the road procure tickets packages
of twenty-five for their personal AT reduced rate the
office on Camp street
Through tickets all principal cities, North and East
obtained Ticket Office the Company adjoining Iee
graph Office, under the ST. Charles Hotel the Depot.
This Company, all the Railroad Companies constituting
the Great Southwestern Line between New Orleans
York having made with the Adams Express
Company regular daily through Express the
two cities the Express business heretofore carried by the
Railroad Company for its own account is discontinued and all
Express will be carried by the Adams Express Inform
alton be obtained this subject of j. j. MckEEyER Esq
91 Camp street.
Agents of the Railroad Company permitted receive
receipt for bank specie ewery other express
They will BY received by the Adams Express 81 Camp st.
BENTLEY d. HASELI.
Chief Engineer and Gen'l Stunt
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c O N NJ Err clAL

Market Report of Drake, Klenworth & Cohen
LvERPooI. October I. 1859.
Money is again obtainable in the open market on
choice security at less than Bank rates. Consols
advanced during the week to 953 to 955 but closed
to-day in London at $50 to 95s.
Manchester had duh and tame market on Tues.
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The quantity now known to be at sea hssa
American ports to Great Britain is about 90 ,00o
bales, against about 81 600 bales at this time II
year. The quantity Of East India cotton due BY
the end of November to Liverpool from Bombay
is Jog, 900 bales, against 81 900 bales last year.
The prices of American cotton continue gnite
irregular for sandy dusty parcels for good clean
qualities they are steadier than last week. We re-
peat our previous quotations, as follows:
New Orleans Ordinary. ...................5 d.6S 4
New Orleans Mddtpg-.. 65Sd. N3lad
New Orleans Mdding Fair. ...--........... 10
NcN Ofeans Az. 80 q
To-day the sales amounted to 10000 bales Of ill
kinds, Of which 5000 were for speculation and ex-
port. Tone and prices not changed.
BREADsrUFFs.-Wheat and Flour were firm in
price, with small transactions, however. Indian
Corn was slightly animated, and prices todsy
closed Id. higher.
Lard has been bought to the extent Of 100 tom
last week, without change in price. The average
weekly consumption Of American from LIST October,
1858, to 30th September, 1859 proves to have heea
So tons only.
| Sugars have been quite active, in consequence
Of easier terms accepted by holders; the market
continues well supplied, except with strong and
good refining qualities. Some Havana boxes sold
at 23s. 3D. in bond for No. 81 ex quay.
Molasses, of which little Or nothing arrived Tn
week remained without transactions
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OF second to third class paper there are buyers
at from lO9l5 and 1s Get q annum, which rates
are as low as in any other market. Our banks,
however, discount all paper maturing inside Of 80
days. particularly if there is locality attending it.
We intimated in our last something of break
down in Exchange, which has been expected for
some days. 1t was fully confirmed to-day by the
transactions in sight drafts New York at part0i
dis, which of course carried along decline in
sterling. The counter rate for checks on NewYork
at the banks was steady at an It'll prem, but dou
Die AL sight drafts were to be had at par to any
amount. The rates of choice to good drafts and
distant bank checks ranged from an hth@4 dis, so
that the market closed to-day outside of bank from
par@f dis There were also round amounts of five
and ten days sold at i@1 get dis In sixty days
| sight there were transactions at all the various
figures to be found in the multiplication table saw
from Ia, Il, u, 1902 get. dis. In Sterling there
were sales of clear bills at lOsl @1Oss for good sig
natures and other names at 109l@lO94, and still
further transactions at 109 9-l6GlO9s, but the
standard figures of large operators to-day were
lO9S@lO94. Investments for remittance of course
being higher. For Francs there were no important
transactions, though there are buyers. We quote
on Paris direct from 5.17!@5l33, and other places
5.2ll@5.1s}, with something of heavy market
In fact, the general Exchange market opened
heavily, moved along sluggishly, and closed tor
pdly, that is in favor of the Bears and it is of no
use for drawers to entertain higher rates than our
figures and if they hold off for few days, they
will only still further depress the market and re-
duce rates.
The Stock, Bond and Share market continues to
be well maintained. In addition to what we have
from day to day noticed for this week. there were
sold to-day SO shares Crescent City Bank at l02
gross; 10 shares of Hope Insurance Company at
s65: 20 shares Union Bank at 1O2; 20 shares Mer-
J chants Bank at l0l l25 shares Levee Steam Press
Company at ll6. Also, closed to-day, 700 shares
Bank of Louisiana on PIT, and Is shares Citizens
Bank on PIT.
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ELEM Orleans 1aIp Crescent,
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1859.
sSCommercial ON the eighth page.
gem 0rlsans Alontp Htarktt.

CIEscEsT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
Friday Evening, Oct. o. 1855
The Money market moved along very quietly to-
day. The offerings for discount at the banks were
particularly meagre. The remark applies to all
when applied separately to each with the income.
FOR instance, one bank with an income of s1O5 900
had only $4,000 offered; another bank with an in
come Of s2so,ooo had $4,000. 1t may be pre-
sumed at once that money is abundant But money
is one thing and capital another, so we do not de-
sire to lead the public astray that is, if money is
cheap, it should be sought for dd libitu,n.
We have to quote the following figures for loani
and discounts outside of bank:
20 to 90 days AL securities. ...............5 Of Pct
4 to months Al to good fct.
IL months date, very at 90 Pct.
Anrtru ties yroHerin
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r .OuIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
IL P.ANY OF NEW ORLEANS

IL PANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE-Souh corner OF Camp and Natehez Streets
Amount of PrcniuIns for year ending February .,
Net earned Profits for the year. Of
Assets on the 18th February, 1859 %
The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend of SIXTY PER
CENT after paying Six interest outstanding scrip
and redeem the Certificates of Scrip Of the years 1856
1857.
Interest and redeemab scrips payable in cash
SECOND MONDAY OF MAY NEXT and the certificates of
scrip for the ending February 1859 will
after the LIST of june 1859.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President,
m LIZ
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RAILROAD TRAVELING.

~ .5 ssss@sSs TO TWAS 1Mta44zz
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Tweny-four hours saved the risks dscomorts
Of a sea voyage greatly diminished, by the
New Orleans, OpeIousas and G. w. RIA flroad,
TO BERWICK'S BAY,
BY the and splendid line Of STEAMSHIPS all built es-
pcssy for this trade with superior accommodations
LEAVING THREE TINES A WEEK
GEN. RUSk
Tosabine Pass and Galveston.
.OklLABA.
IL Galveston and Indianola.
To Galveston and Indanola.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
HT-The ferry running the Railroad leaves the landing
Of Toulouse street nearly opposite jackson Square
at the Railroad office Of ST. Peter and OPP
pose jackson Square daily and the Depot before the depa
ture Of the Texas trains.
Freights for Texas BY this Line received every day Sun
days excepted the above landing Insurance this Line
o2sn BENZ F. FLANEERs secy.
Ea4 N s.sszs.sssI md Sssssa ;;%5i sxExEcNS
corner Of Gsodchldren aud Champs Eyssee.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
To Pectorville Lake Borgne miles Faro through
80 cents children and slaves, half price
Departure of TrRins-DAILY.
Leave the city for the Lake a.,.............1o A. NJ
Lake City h...:.....................51zA.M n.
Office % Common For business Of The Raroad De
partment other business connected with the
>'AAA'ef '''0'A' apply v G. BAKEwE1L Executor,
who the only person authorized make
obligations fer the roSd
nomnibusses leave Canal every fifteen for
the depot.
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Extra special trips from Lake ut night by the Horse Car
when required, by notifying the Conductor.
The Train will stop GENTLY Station, when notified
except mail trips during the hour trips Sundays
each way cents and conductors timely
notice stop.
Omnibusses leave Canal street for the Depot every five min
utcs If
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The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay Of six
cent in cash all tho outstanding of Profits
the holders thereof their legal and after
the SECOND MONDAY in August proxin,o.
Also, to declare dividend of FORTY PER CENT 40 per
cent? the Net Earned Premiums Of the Company for the
ending the Both June 1859 which certificates will be
Issued on and after the first day of October next
And resolved further that after rcservng One Million Of Dol
lars Of Profits all the outstanding certificates of Profits Of the
issue of the year 1856 DO redeemed and after the Second
Monday in August proxmo, well pay FORTY PER
CENT of the certificates Of Profits Of the Asue Of 1851
after the lob of September nex-n'eest thereon from
Goth June ut.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
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~ loo bugs Rio Coffee.
30 JAVA :.
loo kegs Cut Nails, 4d to God
1900 sacks q. A. Salt
l,uD boxes Star Candles.
2oD Virginia Manufactured Tobacco
tAD barrels Old Bourbon and Mononrchalu Whisky
2U0 half barrels Rcctifed Whisky
so half pipes, quarter and eighth casks French
Brandy-pure as imported
1000 CIaret
2hD casks quarts and rnts London Ale and Porter
50 tierces Carolina Rice ~ ~ ~
lD quart casks Port and Sherry Wine
ror SAFE ny WIN. CRAWFORD
,.r Merchandise Broker,
New Tayee
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SAN ANTONIO AND z-.
y H }Eflb SAN DIEGO NAH. LINE atA.sss@=s.-la
Overland Route from New Or ssA
leans to San Francisco-Overland 10 California
and AzonaTckcs overland from New Orans Fran.
CISCO intermediate places in Arzoua or Western
Texas procured the office the ST. Louis Cairo
New Orleans Railroad Line 81 Camp street corner Com.
mercial Place.
Passengers forwarded by tho Southern Steamship Com.
pany lndianola Thence Western Stage Line
tonic. Thence San Antonio and San Diego Mail
Fort Clarke Fort Davis, Fort Bliss Fort Hudson,
FL Paso Fort Lancaster lsercholle Messilla Fort
S,ckton Eleaane Fort Fillmore, Tucson, Angeles
Fort Yuma, San Diego, San Francisco.
CLIFFORD G. WAYNE
aus If General Agent
JACOBS ART GALLERY, % CAMP STREET,
u New Orleans-E Jacobs his old post again.
The subscriber respectfully informs the patrons
this celebrated Dagucrreoype Ambroype Photograph Cal
ery established that secured term Of wears
the services of Mr. T. JACOBS the original proprietor who
just returned from Europe with all the late
the Patrons therefore rely on being furnished with
portraits Of the finest finish.
Miniatures Of all sizes in oil coors on ivory other material
SO to suit the and price of ALL will be
pssabe style Photographs from life from other pictures of
public private buildings of machinery will be taken of
any size required either plain painted.
The best the United enployed and all
work done will be guaranteed to give satisfaction.
instruction given in the art
The Gallery elegantly fitted with collection
works Of ladies gentlemen resect
fully invited 10 visit It, F
frees moderate. Terms cash delivery.
GA tin L. S. LIPMAN.
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rOPARTNERSIIIP- UNDERSIGNED hayp
Ohis day formed Copsrtnership under the firm of ALI
SON, PATTISoN CO., for the purpose Of ransactiag
Cotton Factoage and General 1t Ma
Carondelet street. ANDREW ALLISON,
WILLIAM j. PATTISON,
HUGH ALLISON.
New Orleans September /, 1859 sez3 N
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The Board of Trustees have interest of six
per cent in cash the scrip issued this Company
to the holders thereof their legal representatives
after the second Monday of February
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend
per cent 0 on the earned premiums of the Company
the ending November which certificate will be
issued on and after the Sth Of February 1859.
The Company continue insure against the pe the seas
anu rivers and loss and damage by fire. the
premiums
OFrICE-No 3, Carondelet street.
o. GAIILARD President,
GEO. W. WEST, Vice President.
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COMPREHENSIVE,

listing between the undersigned and LOGAN MCKNIGHT.
partner in comedul is this day dissolved, per 4
1859. J. G. GOODRICH and H. L. GOODRiCH vim n
in liquidation. ]. @. GOODRICH.
II. l.. GOODRICH
b. n, POND gss
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stand of HAIL. KEMP CO. in his and for his sva
account. 73g5
oil I'm JOHN NJ HALL
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RELDEN g. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO s. Z,
GRUMAN Co-No. IS Magazine street, corner of Ora
vier New Orleans Importers Manufacturers Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in
SOFT FUR, SILK and WOOL. HATS,
MISSES BLoOMERS,
LADIES' BoNNEES AND STRAW GOODS,
of every description.
CAPS, UMBRELLAS. etc, ETC.
hls- Mandatory. 50 Broadw way n Y ie2l 2p6t-6m
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nISSOLUTION-THE FIRM OF SHAW zUNr8
LIS this day dissolved by mutual Either partner
will sign in liquidation P. A. SHAW,
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NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
~ the Wholesale Grocery business q Is
and Is Fulton street. in his and his
October l. 1880 nsw
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r p. WILSON'S

j r. WAAsoN's
MAGIC PRESS
Cheap Printing Once,
IS date so Poydras street. J
se5 3m Between Magazine and Camp strectz-
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans.
BE it remembered that the 9Th December, me-
the subscriber Justice of the Peace in parish
and State aforesaid personally appeared Omer Gaar
dent and A. Schneider SECRETARY of the Mutual Insu
Company of New Orleans who being swsrn accord
ing to law do depose and that are lust
and true and the of said com
pany.
o. GAIILARD, President,
A. ScHREIIER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed st day of December
A. d. 1855 ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice of the Peace
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4ooooo feet and II narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine
,.aooo FLOORING. tongued and dressed.
iooun ieet IA and ~, wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
mn ono r . FlooRlNG, tongued and grooved.
AUVU teet 4 narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL.
nm M, ING, tongued and grooved.
iVWV ieet "a wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tongued and grooycd $50
'ee' II narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
10000 feet dressed WEATIIERBOADS
lh0ee feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting of inch
,,, Boards Wcatherboaris, Scaning .oists etc
l""U iee assorted cypress Lumber, Iaths and Shingles
Sashes, Doors, Blinds, Mouldngs etc etc
by SIMPSON & npp 5iNH"
stsp " New Basin.