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DOMESTIC 1nTELllGEncE.


NEW YoRK, Feb. 1.-THE ship Goldsn Crom,
bound from Liverpool for New Orleans, pat bsck "a
Belfast, ireland, the Sd ult having been eetiouay
damaged In . severe storm. FL
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE European mails brouehk
BY the steamship Indian to Portland have arrived h
this city. aI :&&
The English papers announce that another match
at chess between Paul Morphy and y. Harwittx y Il
contemplation. Morphy has also undertaken to play
twenty games Of chess simultaneously without seeing
the board or men. s. l5 a Gssgi
NEW YoRK, Feb. 1.-THE Flour marEst Is buoy
fine Lard closed dull at previous quotations Whisky
PlTrsBuRa, Feb. 1.-THE river al this point ID
rising rapidly with fourteen feet Of water in tha
channel.
down the river to-day with $40 900 bushels of coal
CINCINNATI, Feb. l7.-Flonr steady. Quotations
unchanged Other leading articles remain unchanged
| and the market generally i dull.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. l7--le r. M.-The communica-
tion over the Eastern telegraph lines II interrupted
by breaks in the lines or BY storms, and We are IN
able to get any further details Of the Prince Abefa
i news.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 1.-THE river at this point 4
rising RAPIDLY today with eleven feet Of water In the
canal and eight feet on the falls The river has risen
over two feet during the last "a hours.
MEMPHIS, Feb. IA destructive fire occurred q
Brownsville, in this Stats, on Tuesday, by which
twelve buildings were consumed,
/ The loss is estimated at $4,000 There was but
| slight insurance on the property. 4
NOZZLE, Feb. 1.-THE bark Ottawa, Capt. Gordon
sailed yesterday from this port her anstensihe de
nation being the Island OF 81. Thomas but u ha1
been ascertained that her real destination i thu
Southern coast Of Africa for the purpose Of rscuine
some 1,S00 Africans from barharisn, and transport
| ing hem to civilized Cuba
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LOUISIANA LEGIsLATURK.

BAroN Rorag, Feb. -Sesafe-Ths seuate 10.
day, in accordancs with motion made yestssday,s
appointed Messa. Moore, Tucker, Heard, Chew and
Sterling committee 70 confer with committee y
be appointed BY the House. u Ieaation to the Appof
tionment btu. for the purpos q agreeing upon sOns
Houses.
The House concunsd b ths actjcn n ths Senate
by the appointment Of . ConfeSeace C0muit1ee.
Lushbrook, Keasy, Allen, Lawrence, Fulm, PiiIips.
and Randall to confer with the Heuata Con itfee
upon the Apportionment BILL n
"A notion WAs Afterwards na4e 70 geepulfeR 49,
appointments and elect the eommittse. n nQe6oa
was agreed to.
The House then elected MeaKA Gay, Aha, r.
dali, Lawrason, Claiborne, Harper, Phillips, 1syi0r
and Pierce % the COMMITTEES Of Confereuee.
( The House then took recess Of one hour.
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Extraordinary B,lll.rd Playing.

Since Morphy has beaten the best player In the old
world and laid out in despair all the others at blind
fold chess playing, one Of our Milwaukee billiard
players has been practisng IN private, the unheard
cessfnl has be become that on Saturday night be
played match game on four tables, at tho Newhall
House, with eight of our best players, against odds,
the wager being free seat In our fashionable church..
and if he won they were to do the nme BY him one
seat against eight. At O'Clock, large crowd had
assembled and the tables were prepared II. Angle
led into the room blindfoded, and ater shaking
poney brandy picked out bis cue, c6alksd il CAM
fully, and commenced. On the first table from tho
clay of he made four 'snine shots and q he went
to make the fifth one, was taken with cramp In hs
although the black ball was greased made the hand
some run of seventy three then shot his ball into the
left hand side pocket the corner placed hs dagger
to his nose wheeled gracefully on one hsel, and b.
Here be was less fortunate and scored but twenty
points, owing to the return Of the cramp." Fro
quent bursts Of applause greeted his skil, and afet
taking julip nil round be went 70 the fourth, and
made q run of eighty nine, with but three halh %
the table. He then returned to the first tAhla, ord
although he had made some beautiful playa befcgo,
fairly outdd himself, and run the game cuk making
the last shot with an umbrella merely u how hii
skill. At the second table be was equally iptnnats,
and closed the game there, making even tAirteen
Shots from backward and efthAnded ahots at that.
At the third table he made run Of twenty -four from
caroms and then, having but thrse Y go undsrtock
the feat of jumping the white and light red, and peck
eting the dark. Standing on chair be bowed gncs.
fully to the crowd present. chaked his cue and show
ing his great memory, walked i've times around tho
table, mounted the chair turned big back 70 the tahe
mounted the CHAIR turned his back to the table, end
shot between his legs, clearing the first two balls
pocketing the dark red, and shooting his own into
the bread basket OF one Of our c0rpulenk property
holders, (accdentaly Of course) and from there 1Sik
ua.o1oo 1onHu MAIN 6Fank fuIn
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j. T. Hammond,


ENGRAVER, LITHOGRAPHER AND PRINTER,
No. Camp street, second floor.
Respectfully socits in the departments
of
DIPLOMAS, STOCK CERTIFICATES POLICY HEADS
Insurance Scrip Bills Of Exchange Checks Promissory Notes.
etc., embeshed with original designs engraved copper
steel and printed in style unequsled IN the South.
He has obtained facilities for doing description Of work
sone and particularly refers ts the style recently intro
duced combining the elegance of Steel Engraving with the
cheapness Lhography and particularly adapted to Bills Of
Exchange, Checks Account Sales Bill Heads fne Labels
etc etc., etc.
Being the only Engaver of Pictorial subjects steel
per the South publishers others requiring Portraits Land
Book illustrations, etc., etc. reested to examine
his specimens and will add that orders in the finer and
difficult kinds Of Engraving will be EXECUTED BY HIM
SELF and the North the practice
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS, AT HOME INyI-
TATIoNs Engraved and Printed in every STYLE punctuay
and at short notice.
COURT, LODGE and NOTARIAL SEALS, Designed, En
grayed and and furnished with press, counter-de etc.
81 nj
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ISLAND OF CUBA ExPREss.-Messrs. BEDDING b
Co., under the st. Charles Hotel transact this bust
ness in this quarter Of Bowbalier h Co.'s Island Of
Cuba Express receiving and forwarding all kinds of
packages to such places enumerated in adyer-
tisement t-St n a5l
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JACKSON FIRE COMPANY, No. 1s,-The officers and
members Of this company are notified that called
meeting will be held at their engine house on Sunday
next at 10 o'clock. m 5s 5.i55.
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MI MusARD. oF PARIS, THE CELEBRATED

M MUSARD, OF PARIS, THE CELEBRATED
1ls Proprietor Chief dochestra Of the Concerts and
Musard In New OIeans about the 18th OF
February for the OF giving series OF bis popular Con-
certs BaIs Peres Fancy Dress Balls and Balls Mosques
Mr. Musard will he accompanied by his Orchestra COM
prsing upwards twenty Of his principal soosts from
Concerts Musard the Hotel dOsmond in Paris and
the celebrated Orchestra of the New York Academy Of
Muc which will be added thirty OF the best professors Of
New Orleans
1t the intention Of n. Musard give Bal Masque in
Mobile and Natchez.
All letters concerning the affairs Of NJ Musard to be addressed
to WIN. F. BROUGH st. Charles Hotel who will arrive n
few da-s.
Mr. Brough ready make for H. Ausard to
conduct private Balls be given societies
clubs Of the frst respectability. fe18n
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VOLUME XII.

no tendency to gum the machinery cool and
sSsss ys.. a Fl as 81 5ifsy s
G s.s.s ads Rs
gave opinion Ros!n ~ and AZ + With reassnes 4
H. r.
- is'sSsdi rorsm.G g; oi Il fiss. sM1smi k1an.
True psl.a Delta .1as oaiss Pres; r. !, E,ssssg%,2
by Southern OIL Company for two months and having
n .sns II t Era @ rss o 81
and shall continue It's use a., ,o
and clean and in every respect 1 sasfset9rg u.pprn
e' Foreman True Delta Press Room.
1e0nss5 Ts,1nssi IN the above opinion WILLIAM G. DUNN
Assistant Foreman.
Patent Wheel Grease.
This Is valuable and economical article and specially
adapted for Cart Wheels and heavy gearing to Sugar
Mills.
The Paint OIL
cheap substitute for Linseed and suita.
BILE every description Of painting and for all coors except
white extreme light shades.
The Deck OIL
Is suitable for decks of Ships Steamboats, and for Rail-
road Depots Bridges etc. etc. will be found valuable as
properties which particularly desirable
| in such cases. .,
| The Gas OIL
manufactured especially flaDtefs 0ners VINO
the PORTABLE GAS APPARATUS and Is superior article
| for that purpose.
I The Company recommend with full confidence their
| Navy Pitch,
as superior any sold in this market It is perfectly
clean all impurities and elastic
| ties not found in any other Pitch.
| LIST OF PRICES:
Machinery OIL in barrels 10 cents per gallon.
| Paint Oil, .................. 30 cents
| Deck Oil, :. .................. 10 cents
Gas Oil, and casks. 20 cents
Patent Wheel Crease in barrels cents per pound
Navy Pitch " ~ per Dafrei
Arrang have made with the following Hardware
Merchants CITY, who will receive orders and furnish the
pany: Messrs. McCUTCHEoN, HOWELL q CO.,
| :. sLARK, sTAUFFER &CO.,
| :. j. WATERMAN BRO,
:. F.F. FOLGER CO.,
| :. j. s.. RELF CO.,
| :. G. H. sLoCOMB & CO.,
| :. PRIESTLEY BEIS.
The MACHINERY OIL is fully guaranteed when purchased
through any of the above firms.
direct from parties out Of the city
they accomplished with the Of their merchant
or agents in New Orleans
&C. BOGERT & CO.,
Agents for the Southern Oil Company,
| fec 2ptf No. ~ Camp street.
|
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Prescriptions.

We would respectfully call the attention Of Physicians and
Families Prescription department Having secured the
services of Mr. GEO MATTIkGLY whose skill and reia
bty this branch of business is the best guarantee
give patrons prepared to attend to the
calls of all who need anything in that line.
READ, HEDGES s. CO.,
No. les Canal street,
it'll p,td dinna
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AMUSEMENTs.

CARL FORMEs, THE CELEBRATED BAsso,
ron the Royal italian Opera, London, will arrive in New
Orleans during the and make bis appearance ct the
Concerts to given by ~ ULLMAf Director Of the New
York Academy Of Music.
MADEMoIsELLE.Po
Premiere Cbsntense from the Grand Opera In Paris and the
New Academy Of Music VIII arrivs in New Orleans on
or about the 10th Of February Due notice will be given
6rst appe ,rancs. no,n,
Premiere Chanense from the Grand Opera in Paris and the
New York Academy Music will arrive in New Orleans
or about tine 10Th Of February Due notice will be given her
first appearance.
GUsTAvE sATTER,
The fAvorte pupil OF Lz will arrive in New Orleans during
and appear great concerts to be given by Mr.
ULLNAN the Director Of the New Academy Of Musc
fel8 If s4.- is'R 8..tI
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ELEVENTH WEEK OF THE STAR COMPANY.


Benefit of Mr. MARX SMITH and only appearance
Of Mr. SOL SMITH.
FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. is. 1859. .
hony A5soa.s Nr Marx Smith; Capt Absolute. Mr George
Jordan Bob Acres Mr. John OWENS David Mr. George Ho!
land; Sir Lucus o,Trggsr Mr. T. Davenport; Falkland,
I.ngnih srs Gh.s Boyes julia Miss susan Denim Lsey
Mr. ssy%eur T. FOLLOWED By pGaneemWEEATa PAS
Il Win he I FAMILY
Deph M Sol smith, Q frs. and only appearance At this es-
tahshmenD Dig9ory This sonl Mr. Msrk Smith Old Poce-
Seton
aS-In rshearsal-The great piece Of "Rochester."
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
First and Second Tiers and Parquette. cents
Boxes (Third Tier, for colored persons ony)...5O
SaHely
AThe Box Office open for securing Dress Circle Psrqueo
~ Doors open at haifpast to
nence att fe6
ST. CHARLES THEATER-sT CHARLES ST..
Lessee and Manager. .....g DEBAR.
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dress Circle and Parque.s, Is
cents Second Tier 50 cents Gallery % cents; Prvae Boxes
IS each; Private Quadroon Boxes, Is each.
Tremendous Attraction Benefit of FRANCOIS RAvEL-
-Four Grand Entertainments.
FRIDAY EVENING, Feb 49, 1859.
F,s9cols and Gabriel in the comic panomime o voAT ~
in hs very comic % .nc.. AZ m
Troupe night but two Of the grand fairy pantomime
Of THE GoLDES EGO Clown Gabriel Rsyel; Plump
Francois Rave Gran Evoutions on the CORDE TENDUE
Doors open 6 Overture 7 o'clock, precisely. Boz
Office open daily from 10 to O'Clock r NJ nv r..
1
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ADJUSTMENTS.

pLACIDE's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STREET.
stage Manager. JOHN sEfIoM
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Chas. FNr1'e Champagne.
dATE MAX sUTAINE co.,

ChGs. F'Ar1'e Champagne.
UaATE MAX sUTALNE Co..
r. h c ms.
Orders received for this superior Wine, by Mr. A. MAUI
RICE, at No. 20 Custemhouse street.
Exposition Universel1e of Industry and Fine
Arts, 1855.
The international Jury the First Class Medal to
Mesrs. G. Farrs of Max suaine Co., Merchants
Dealers in Champagne Rems Department de la Msrne
exhibitor products Of the French Empire Eleventh class Of
the Industrial Division. NAPOLEON BONAPARTE,
President Of the Commission
Palace of Industry, Paris, 18th November, 1855
Court of Prussia.
consideration of the superior quality Of Champagne that
you supplied past hereby confer
this Patent the contract FOR supplying Court and
Authorize you make the public under Great Seal and
Arms. ALBRIGHT, Prince OF Prussia.
Berlin 4h February, 1885, fe9 2ptf
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It is good sight TO zee the color Of health upon
mans face, but not to see y a al concentrated hM
nose.
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DR.. George W. Smith,

D Z T1STi
Having his practice will attend to professional
gagemsnts his Office, No. III CANAL STREET nearly op
posite Christ Church, ja4 2pH
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-7I---9- California saw Nllls Third U1strct,S
New Orleans, Nov. 49, 1873.
The Southern Oil Company-Gentlemen Having fully
tried the Ron Machinery OIL made by Comp
engine and machinery Of the above mentioned Saw Mill
nave the pleasure to state highly approve it
eating OIL being In my opinion fully equal as lubrcator
quantity being required and working perfectly free from
gum. ',
[Sgnedl h. STILES
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pupils Is five hundred and twenty-five number regis
tered six hundred and thirtysix.

pupils Is five hundred and twenty-the number regis
tered six hundred and thirtysix.
We are informed by those who had more leis
ure to give to this school yesterday than we did
that the exercises in the Principals department
were Of highly pleasing character that certain
compositions and recitasious would have done honor
10 girls who had passed session IN the High School
We regret that we we're not present TO hear these
and at the examinations in geography, grammar,
arithmetic and history. This school is spoken Of, by
those who have the means Of being informed as one
which Is very efficiently conducted BY It's strong corps
Of teachers. who are good without exception. few
minutes Of reportoFial time which could be spared
was "put upon its passage in the room where Mrs
Fisher presided and where everything sppeared to bs
going on smoothly under her direction-the pupil.
apt and orderly, and we doubt not such remarl
would apply to all other departments, - well.
To-day the Fisk School, corner Of Perdido ani
Franklin streets, and its two branches, one at tn,
corner Of Lafayette and st. Marc, and the other oi
Basin, near Julia, will be examined.
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H. STILES.


Hughes, Wallet & Co.'s Saw Mills,2
N Algiers, January s. 1889 !
Nictre usirg the Southern Oil Companys Machinery
department Of the machinery Of this mill for about
ST. find It fully equal to the best Lard Oil. If
oaknelu we give the preference to this Oil, and shall
HUGHES, yALLETT 4 CO., Proprietors
GEO. w. GERRY, Engineer and Machnist.
llhel Eua En Sew Mill, have also used It the
farker iiehry Louisiana Dry Docks for the
Parker Cora 1aal satisfA action and results
Palmer Julie, HuGHEs' VAhLEtt w.
Palmer Arch
Patterson n Picayune Office, New Orleans, I
paIJon M December II, 1883.
Eauuoh ghly tested the Machinery Oil manufactured by
RancovasO Company, for the past weeks, on the
Pearson office.
S0arsoue It's use.
PoWeey free from gum keeps the machinery clean, and
q .Tletrates the smallest Of oil holes
g7- sguedl r. B. SHERMAN, %
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Commercial Cotton Press
New Orleans November 5, 1858.
Ihspe thoroughly tested the Machinery Oil by
on Company the sides wrists and journals Of
Lard on and fully equal to any Oil ever used on
chney Il goes farther than Lard OIL and is entirely free
from gum and keeps journals cool consider altogether
the ubrcator have used during experience of fifteen
fSirnedl HENRY INGRAHAM,
Engineer Of Commercial Cotton Press.
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Press Room New Orleans Commercial Bulletin,
December Is. 1858.
hereby certify that using
pas Machinery Oil manufactured by the Southern Oil
Company and find superior the Lard OIL fully
equal to The longer it the pleased with
tt lsignedl JOHN R. ALEXANDER.
Foreman of the Press Room.
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5.= December 20. 1858.
Having the Machinery Oil furnished the Southern
Oil Company Of this Office for months
pleasure stating that Is entirely free from heat and
IA altogether best Oil had in the
When the Oil first applied collected all the dirt which
since which has kept perfectly
clean and bright
II am satisfied there lubricang than that
furnished the Southern Oil Company and intend
tinue its USE N7
iSignedl II; MoMANUS,
- '-e! Foreman of the Press Room
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Crescent Office, No. 10 Camp street.
W New Orleans, Dec. 70, 1858.
have been testing Southern OIL Company's Machinery
OH press of the Crecenn for months past,
ard my Judgment Is the best OIL have used There
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Deng Lne names Ol over eeVen nunOreQ pupllS regis
tered upon their rolls and the average attendance
about one thousand.
Mr.. VIM. F. Mead is the Principal of the Jefferson
school Mr.. Barnett, first assistant; Mrs. Curtis,
second assistant; Mrs., Campbell third assistant !;
Miss Canter, fourth assistant Miss Rains, fifth
assistant Mrs. Fowler, sixth assistant Mrs.
Fisher, seventh assistant. The average attend
ance of pupils is four hundred and sixty. On
entering the Principals department were pleased
to find two Of the directors actively engaged
in examination proceedings not mere lockers
on, as for the most part they have figured at
the schools which we have visited. This department
was examined in history, grammar, arithmetic and
geography We remarked that certain exercises in
reading, which came off while we present, were
not great success, though evidently considerable
pains had been given to the instruction Of the pupils
In the composition way, Master Noyes read what
he had written about newspapers, showing no com
passion and critcizing the manner in which they ART
conducted with unspairing severity. The Principa
complained that the long vacation had proved Sc
back Of serious import in his department.
Looking in at the various rooms, we were mucl
impressed with the readiness manifested by tn
classes under the instruction of Mrs Campbell thir
assistant, As yet it has been our fortune to see
other pupils of this grade as apt in geography an
arithmetic as these approved themselves yesterday
and it was very evident that their teacher must be
lady Of untirng industry and happy qualification ft
the art Of teaching 1t seemed, too, from their col
duct during our brief visit that they accustome
to the restraints Of an undertaking but gentle disc
pline.
WEBSTER (GIRLs) ScHooL-Miss L. A. Cavidaly
the Principal Of this populous institution, which
divided into no less than ten departments She is
sisted by Miss H. G. Emerson. Miss s. Cornelius, Mi
E. Tobin, Miss Kate Carroll, Mrs. Fisher, Miss Mar
Calder Miss Ruth Kasson, Miss Alice Solomon an
Miss Josephine Piersou. The average attendance
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..-...9 Smithfeld Plantation, October 80 1858,
To the Agents Of the Southern on Company New Orleans
in reply sayl have used OF the barrel Of ub
eating oil obtained and, notwithstanding pIeju
dice OF engineers satisfied fully
crintio I am satisfied that you have at
tanned great deside for the South in furnishing
cheap and valuable Oil of home marufactory.
Please barrels, and obge respectfully
iz2 ts1gnedl # l"@ W. JONES LYLE
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Chsn,sa Laboratory New Orleans School Of Medicine,
September % 1858.
have carefully examined specimen Of Rosn OIL from the
Southern OIL Copa and find that retains its perfect lin
pidity low six degees below the zero Of sahrenaes
scalehiry below freezing point twelve de-
res below zero turbd does CONCEAL still
Being aud is therefore highly valuable ubrcating
in climates where the is naturally low
scarcely exposed under ordinary circumstances, to
artificial it has been subjected
! without freezing.
Signed1 ]. H. CRAWCOuR M d.
Professor Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence New Or
Z Feans School Of Medicine,
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% Depot N. o., o. and @. ". Railroad
3EN Algiers, Nov. IL, 1853
f. Southern Oil Compapy-Gentlemen take pleasure in
Alag able had Machinery OIL which you
be used the axle boxes Of to work WE'LL
- the limited time have had 1t in has ed me to
1ost IT,
packed with 24O miles at average
Of rs miles hour without the Of additional
-, and remaining perfectly cool.
present engaged In making further tests relative to
u comparative with other Iubricntors.
III Yours respectfully A. B.SEGER,
A@ vice. r esident and Superintendent.
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N. o., jackson and treat Northern Railroad
New Orleans. Jan. Z. 1852
been using the Machinery Oil furnished by the
uhern Oh Company the boxes the this road for
side by side with the best lard
in respect thus far 1t gives ertre satisfaction,
hing the bsxes cool and free from gum.
put brasses the 18th Of December-one
with the Eosn Oil, and the other with Lard Oil. On
nation this day find the Rosin Oil the ceanes and in
1l8er respects fully equal.
further will take pleasure in reporting further
lt1ns.
sE (Sgnedl s. T. VAN LOON,
mi Master Nachnist.