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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

ITO LET. or for SALE-A good CORNER
STORE on washngton-st.. above Csnas with counter.
SC will not be let for liquor store immediate POSSESSION
reauiled. Also, q STABLE. to LII =, -
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HH FULTON-ST., corner of Ryder's alley
w Two UPPER FLOORS divided Into connecting rooms
no LET, whSle OF separate, apply on the premises
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ITO RENT-A Tlree-story, High-stoop, Pbladel
phia brck.front HOUSE t5b st 5thav. House
feet ren lot half e block with the late improvements house
In fine order $500 For cards OF admission, sppy to
G. LOOMIs. No. ll28 Broadway, ne1 3ith-st.
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Gouarinersbip Notices.


TOPARTNERSHIP.- The undersigned have tbs
~ day formed 8 coparnership which will De known under
the firm and style Of L. BACKUS CO., for tho rsas
action of the o.
STOVE srd GENERAL FOUNDRY BUSINESS.
Sesrooms No e33 Wsterst Foundery at 5ayyesent Col
Co,N.Y. ENENS BACKUs,
Hew.York Jan. l. 1900. HENRY II. GIBBS.
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VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY-Very desr-
able for Drug Importing Hardware, Paper Warehouse.
ITO LET with the privilege opurchsse for SALE tho elegant
Brown Stone Store Number IL BEKKsAS STREET six stories
In hight, with line Basement and subcel, high ceilings well
lighted and replete with every convenience The building s
reeaoed sns the and Substantially built In the
city The lot is than full size and the subcolar under
the building and the spacious Wants both streets
b. with II desired lot win be Sold leased In
the Of the above running through to as feet wide
proof Warehouses; making from Beekmanst to Ana h about
Us feet WIN be seld free Of ncumbrapce, and mortgage
other reliable viii be taken for the purchase
For permanent eligibility this central location cannot DO
passed.
For terms apply on the premises. o. 70
L. II. LUDLOW Co, No. PiHs-st
p. SThe elegant building, two lots beyond
Nassau connecting with the above aud which have
hshypTo1acye renTo Of Gstclss occup Ion viii be soil
together with the store 40 wanted by capitalists any ins
tuition, ....
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Eost ano 9onn6.

WI0 REWARD.-LOST, on Monday after
% ~ noon Sab inst, in a 2dsy ca, or IN 6rsnd.st
Bowery 1dAvs ladys GOLD WATCH, With Chain, ke.
pwner, By leaving them at No 70 2a-av,
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Billiard Gables.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT of well-seasoned
IN BILLIARDTABLES, made in the best possible nsnnei
and reasonable prices will be found the PHELAN Biz
LIZARD TABLE MANUFACToRY, EoG 63 S. 81 and 50 Cros
bytt New-York. Every article connected will uade a.
the lowest raes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

rINO RENT-A Tmee-StOry High-StOOp Philadel
Il phia BRICK FRONT HOUSE In Iryiag Place ear l1th
a. 'front.' 100 feet Ia depth with the late
improvements; premises in good IePs, Rent S04 for
cards Of admission apply to A G. LOOMS no. LIS brosa
gay, near 54thst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

OOONIS with STEAM POWER to LET, in the
new factory No 3l6 West 34hst sh ,rt distance west Of
ibav The rooms are wei lighted In front aud rear and OF any
size up H. 80 by az feet. irqui1e on the prentice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07
COyINGTON AND LEXINGTON R.R. CO.

1be hodsrs Of the first over-dus COUPONS Of tho GOV
iNGTOS AND LEXINGTON RAILROAD COMPANY Bay
able LIST septs~ber 1883 VII deP, the sane With the ssd,r
md esy 10 april "a Kentucky The coopons falling due tbs
~ inst are being paid at the BANK or AMkRlCA
NV INV NV e wINsLOW, LAGlER 4 Co
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90 tl1bom it atap Gonrsrn.

GAS! GAS! CAST!
N TO TIE PUBLIC
One greatest improvements has been obtained
In THE manufacture OF Goal Gas by the New Gas Generating
Co. No. Broadway The simplicity and safety Of thsr
patent portable gswoTk the management OF he and
The Incredibly which the excelen
produced The natural OF the great Of the
Company Il particularly ted for plantations fac
tories and public private country residences 10 De seen
constant operation in New ork at the German ClubHonse
Nos 4 and 4h-av and the office Of the Company No
.2 broadway opposite St. Nicholas Hotel 60, and examine
by yourself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

TOR SALE-On Lexington-av., between SD
snd 53dsts three 6rstcass 3ory and basement brown
soneon HOUSES, high stop tone acorne hOuse size Of
houses all the aud finished
In The best manner by days work For further particulars I'm
quie OF GEORGE MOUNTJ0Y East 52dt, between I'd and
ad.sys
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ITO LET-The upper part ofthe WHITE MAR
j BILE BUILDING No. II; FultOnst, Broadway
Apply the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

FURNISHED COUNTRY PLACE.-For SALE
or to LEASE the place at Bedford, Westcheste Co, for
meiy occupied by Mr. John Jay, recently by Mr. D. Wright
20 acres include Garden well stocked with Fruit GARDENER
bs position is hEh and sngualy healthy Distances from
Kstonsh Telegraph Station on 'he harlem Rsir'ad me'
and from The city hours Application may be made 70
WILLIAM JAW ct the jay aomeesi adjoining or to r. H.
LUDLOW g. Co, No. Finest, near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

T light ROOMS and STEADY POWER, on
IL Cana It near Brosdwayi to LET by - ,
- ~ JOHN OANDU. No. l02 Walker-st.
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CTEADY STEAM POWER TO LET-Large
y and snail r looms, Ne. As9 Water st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

Tor SALE-In WestpOrt, Conn.,, two dwelling
I HOUSES in the desirable part the village Inquire
ut Sangatuck Bank Also dwelling HOUSE in Danbry
Inouirc of FREDERICK &. WlLDMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

81 0Nn ACRES of MINERAL and TIMBER
O.SbSD LANDS for SALE.I have for sale In two lots
FIRST O2s ceres of the valuable GASCOAb LANDS Ia
Amercshee alone in the formation measuring 30 feet
tion Of which underlad with the smaller veins OF gcoa iron
ore marble snd limestone These lands are lying on
he Psburgb and Cannesve Railroad IN Somerset County
Penn viii remain in the city unti MONDAY the iah and
oau be found of JOY Gee Co.. Tribune Buildings
where maps specimens of Camel coal and marble be seem
sud full explanations given by b. franklin Clark ESQ.,
ISAAC HUGkES Somerset, Penn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

nJSSOLUTION'-Tb Copartnership heretofore
~ existing bew the acknowledgements the and aIm
Of MORRIS yESUP Co.. "a this day DISSOLVED by
mutual consent Nh GILEAD a. SMITH retiring therefrom
NJ X JESUP and JOHN KENNEDY viii sign n lgoidstioa
NORRIS X JESUP,
JOHN KENNEDY,
New-for March ], 1850. GILEAD A. SMITH
The undersigned will continue the business Of GENERAL
RAILWAY AGENTS aad COMMISSION MERCHANTS st
No. "A Exchange place, Eew.York, and No A Dearborn st.
Chicago under the firm Of b. K JESuP Coz a. here ofore
NORRIS K JESuP,
JOHN KENNEDY.
DIFFERING to the above notice, the under
AZ signed WIN continue the business his account gh
the Agency the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago ka
GILEAD A. SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

T'OR SALE CHEAP-The -Four 3.stOry BRICK
IL HOUSES Nos go 90 and ~ East a2dst New.YoIk and
No 2dst WILLIAMSBURG Prices respectively $500 $3.50
COO and "a OC0 About sixty GER cent bond
apd.uortcase. Apply 10 the Owner No. 1853 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

ITO LET-PART of the UPPER PART Of
Il HOUSE No I22 Fast 8tlst, between 3dav. and Irving
place having all modern water bath tub
gas &c. Rent moderate 10 small family without children
Gan be seen on and from to o'clock Inquire
the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

HOUSE and STABLE to LEI-At NO. 3OZ
West lgth.st suitable for Carmen Rent very low nine
rooms which be occupied mime dia'ey inquire Of MI
q SCIIIIMAN No 2na Wet t8th.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

WANTED-AnA DVERTISINGCA NVASSER
ences, ' =
ENTERPRISE Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

EOR SALE-Three first-class, f0ur-story, brown
stone front HOUSES with the modern improvements
Paror and Hall Doors and Stairs black walnut front Blind
pshogany and one Of the sites Murray HILL 37h-st
betw cen Lexington and sth.avs. Inquire at No. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

Two LET or FOR SALE-A charming COUN-
Il TRY RESIDENCE, and about Of LAND, and
STABLE at Greenwich, Conn., the Newly ork and New
and about ten rods from the Depot the House
has ID rooms newly built and contains all convenence for
Country Residence. Apply to OF address Room No 2 No
Tryon-rOw.
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TOR sALE--The BROADWAY FOUNDER,
mo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sALE-The whole OF

TNO PRINTERS or PUBLISHERS.-Wanted TO
BUY cleep for cash or In work q large DRUM CYLiN
DER or ore on Two ADAMS PRESSES. Address PRESS
Of H. STARS No l8l William.st.
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NOIINTRY BOARD WANTEO--In pleasaI
Souses TO Get.

FURNISHED HOUSE in the COUNTRY
N LFT-A HOUSE with twelve OF ground sttache d.
Al Fort win be let from the frst day May next
The situation health and beauty and seces''
bic In fifty minutes from the Chambe depot of tbs Hudson
River Railroad The being absent In Europe desires 70
let the premii Is for year. Inquire OF =. -
JOSEPH FISHER & Co, No. % Psrkplsoe
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EOR SALE or TO LET-The elegant fivestory
II BROWN-sTONE HOUSE, with all the modern Improve.
Inens No 80 Fest 2sst, near Broadway. Apply to r. W.
BLEFCK Err, North American Fire Insurance Co. Wast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

Tor SALE-HOUSE and LOT No. 60 Ham
IL mondtbck, story and basement 2Sxso lot loc foot
Gas and Water; In a fine location. II not sold, to LEI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

&C 0Cn "A YOUNG MAN with TWO
Y~sVOOs THOUSAND DOLLARS 10 CASH, Is de-
iols o. Joining CONNECTION with active energetic
w Sn VINO IL already established Ia the MERCANTILE
t t 90 "a me country Nsw.York State prefened refer
kewYork Foft-OAsce "'' v IT, ~ "'N Wv -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

IN The Court bayns dIectedthe Receiver TO pay the Inter
eat In Srear and hereafter to accrcs on the sECONO nOh
GAGE BONDS this Company until the arrangements sfe
con peted for payment Of hs prnelp those h,de rhs
have mot vet received COUPON SHEETS notified ths.tn
can rToctre the same at the Of the Company No - wsa
st. on production of their Bonds aud that they WIN be received
by the Receiver fhe payment Of tie mot Cou
POS In srear vFconmence AOSDAY The 18th instant e
the Office Of the Receiver, in Nest.st ,,na,, a.,
Ney.York March I, 1850. N. 4. l. T. X, IL Go.
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Real Gstate for Sale.

A FINE BUSINESS LOCATION on Long Isl
~ snd-fOR SALE OR TO LET-Any gentleman wishln
10 buy or rent fine large Store Dwelling Ice House nov
fnD out Buildings with Of land, where he eau sci
5000 worth OF goods yeaIy for cash within ~ ies oil th
ii Inv Ralrosd and In r view Of the Ocean apply OF tn
Office OF j. DITTO co . Patent Mica and Fibrous Cemen
Roofing, No. 373 Broadv sy, NswYoTk
BITbe store let " itboot the Dwelling II desired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

HOUSES and LEASE for SALE. - The
il DWELLING-HOUSE No 234 Fast Broadway. and
DWELLINGS, and STORES Nos 22s snd 2eo 1yisioDt be;
tween Clinton ard Montgomery, with ~ years unexpued
LEASE subject to renewal for SALE The buildings are al Ia
good condition rent $500 Inquire OF T. j. SAW"
YER, on the premises.
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Jnstrnetion.

A MER. SCHOOL INSI., $40 dw0y.-COmpe-
~ tent Teachers obtained for Schools Parents
grauuousy with School Circulars aud Teachers with po
tops References Faculties Amherst aud Rutgers Cols the
Hon Henry Barnard al Wanted Professor OF Music and
Teachers OF French Music and English
SMITH, WOODMAN Co.
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j. on Fairmeuntsv South Bergen hours walk from Jersey
City Fe stage fare cts The said house contain, thirteen
rooms II splendid view Of the whole surrounding
country the location the very best Ia Hudson Comfy
Of ground attached all with variety Of fruit trees
Possession be given immediately and It before
buy elsewhere Inquire Of l.. D. LANDRlNE No 29l Mont.
someTy.st., jersey City.
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OHICAGO CITY BONDS-SEWERAGE
~ LOANs-Ths Bonds bear per cert interest Coapons
PAYABLE Jsnuary l. AID July l. In ke~fork and ma srs n
IA The navpen OF interest and sinking fund PROV led t
by an annual The entire debt Of this City o. Choss
81 of which has been contracted for seqy nAs
PAP"F No. So Exchange plaza
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IGOR SALE-Cheap for cash. frst-cass EAT
IL ING, DRINKING, and BILLiAR0-Hooas, in a good
particulars address INVALID Box No. ILL., Tribune Office with
real name and address
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large and well arranged HOUSE roplete It's Arrneenls
for comfort In Summer Winter and embracing nnryb ed pic.
turesque y views within five mnaes easy walk ofth depot
There nine Of improved land with extensive Abng
attached 10 H. For parculassppy to IHOS j. STEWART
No 80 Pne.st
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&1O0 COOPERsTowN SEMINARY e 1C0
20 j ~ (Cooperstown, N. Y. For bo,h) Up ~
PER YEAR. sexes. Term begins May ii. y PER YEAR.
Closes Oct 5. X. G. FLACk, A b., Principal
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I'D The Prizes offered by DR. James X. Wood to the M.trc
Mated Students Of the three Colleges OF this city to De placed
10 the OF the Hospital will be awarded by the Commit
tee selected y him. viz The Professors Of Surgery and Anao-
my the College of Physicians and Surgeons Of the University
Medical College and OF the NewYork Medical College, on
WEDNESDAY March T. 1860, at O'Clock 10 the snphi'
theato of Bellevue Hospital 26,hs East River Addresses
viii be made by Drs MOTT and FRANCIS The Profession
and others interested respectfully requested 70 5e present
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-12
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
Pic Mic ia .Boncs.
RICHLANDs, N. c., June q, 1860

HIGHLANDS, n. q, June q, 1860.
Dear Progress Saturday the 2nd of june is
day long to be remembered by the young folks
who attended the Pic Mic at Cypress Creek
Jones County. All seemed to enjoy themselves
from the old man of fifty, down to the little child
of six years of age. Mirth reigned supreme
pleasure beamed from every eye. and Joy was
radiant upon every countenance; boquets were
showered around profusely (emblematcally of
course,) for who could think of presenting one in
any other manner on such an occasion We lad
the best assortment of candies, the daintiest of
fruits. the most accommodating old gentlemen,
the incest old ladies' the best cakes the most at
tentive young men and the prettiest young Ia
dies that I've seen IN many a day. Mr.. Editor
you must know that the cakes and lemonade
were good, because the ladies baked the cakes
and squeezed the lemons, (the young ladies
mean.) When I saw the operation of squeezing
going on I almost wished that was a lemon my
self. Ge,chit,kinS would mt have felt good
The place selected for the dance was very
agreeable one, with plenty of shade trees and a
pleasant room to dance in. The music was very
good and would have been better if the perform
had have been proof against the darts of
Cupid. But poor fellows we can't blame them
for not performing better when we remember
that each one had his own Duicinea along Ger
tainly love itself must be glorious feeling. bu.
it must be still more so when one feels and knows
that the object of his alteration sympathizes with
him in return. think few of the Young
men must have met with encouragement, for TO-
wards the latter part of the dance they became
real Guixotic in their movements But Mr. Ed
itor, will cease to discourse such a theme as
love for fear you might think that your humble
correspondent is affected with the passion.
Mr.. Editor. if you could have happened along,
not knowing that there was any such thing in
view pic mic, and had found all enjoying
themselves so finely, selected in groups of about
versing in animated tones, you certainly would
have imagined yourself in the land of Fairies
and you would have wondered how so much
beauty, intelligence, wit and refinement could
have becn congregated at one time, at one place
and on the same occasion. There We're good ma
ny from distance. among whom was one of your
fair correspondents. May she never cease to
write for the Progress. There ere five Coun-
ties represented, Onsow, Craven, Lenor and
Wake, besides large number from own little
Jones. During the latter part of the evening
several of the ladies and gentlemen went down
to the river, which was about a half mile off, to
try their luck at fishing, but they met with but
little success, and returned. About five
O'Clock the party broke up, and all returned to
their homes, regretting that such enjoyment
could not always last
Respectfully Yours,
CORN STALKS.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-12
ANECDOTE OF DOUGLAS-CHARACTE
ISTIC OF THE MAN

One of the delegates of the National Conven-
ton of Printers in session last week at Nash
Vile relates the following circumstance as hav-
ing occurred on the cars between Louisville and
Nashville It is perfectly characteristic of Sena-
tor Douglas:
We were speaking of Douglas chances, and,
as might be expected while his friends were
in the Lecompton trouble, some one took it upon
himself to denounce him. Among those occupy
ing seats in the hero of Churu busco-
a hero truly, for he lost both that bloody
day. He had been silent observer till he heard
Douglas denounced, when he approached the
party, and, taking seat, recounted the manner
of his great loss, stating that he had been to
sible. While there lobbying, he became penni
less, was unable to secure his pension, and actu-
ally suffered for the necessaries of life. He went,
he said to various of the wealthy and influential
members, soliciting aid sufficient to take him
home but without the least success in single
instance. He became greatly discouraged. The
Southern members had refused even pittance
to one from their own, section. What should he
do At last he bethought himself of asking a
upon him, stating his necessities. He was not
permitted to close his appeal Taking from his
pocket some fifty or sixty dolfars-all in his pos
session at the time-he frankly offered it to him,
saying Take this. my friend; it is all have
here.'' I shall endeavor toretuin it, God willing
Don't trouble yourself on that score-God has
blessed me, and if l can do you a favor accept it
the future" Gentlemen, this is the way Douglas
fights his enemies, and he is bound to triumph
God bless him!
The gentlemans name is Phaler, and it may be
found upon the roll of the " Bloody fifteenth" at
Washington His word is good,
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-12
CENSUS For 1860

I Ihe 1oiiowlrg is a light of such things as the
law requires shall be listed, by each head of
family or individual, in the present census and
hope each one whose duty it is to give in. will
make a complete and careful statement from the
following lists, viz:
The name of every person whose nsnoI r1oo oc
abode on the first of June, 1860, was in this far
y' !descrption) age' sex, cooi profession, occu-
patton. or trade of each person, male and female.
over 10 years of age, (value Of estate ownedl real
estate, personal estate: Bonds: Mortgages Notes
Slaves, live stock, plate, Jewels or Furniture in
fine the value of whatever constitutes the personal
wealth of lnvlduals; place of birth, State Ter.
ritory or county married within the year; atten-
ded school within the year; persons over 20 years
of age who cannot read or write; whether deaf
dumb, blind insane or i'fi0tie, pauper or convict;
names OF slaves age, sex, color, fueitives from
the State, number manumitted deaf, dumb blind
insane or ldlotlc, number of slave houses. Name
of every person who died during the year epdinC
lst of June. 1860, whose usual place of abode at
the time of death was in this family ape. sex
color, free or slave, married or widowed. place of
birth, naming the State, Territory or county,
month in which the person died profession occn
patton or trade. disease cause of death number
of days i'll; name of the owner aren't or mana
ger OF the farm; (acres of land) improved unim-
proved, cash value of farm, farming implements
and machinery; Give stock) horses, asses and
mules, mich cows, working oxen. other cattle.
sheep, swine. value of live stock: (produce du
=
wheat bushels of rye, bushels of Indian corn.
bushels of oats, pounds of rice pounds of tobacco,
ginned bales of cotton of the weight of 4OOOlbs
pounds ofwool, bushels of peas and beans, bushels
of Irish potatoes bushels of eet potatoes, bush
els of barley, bushels of buckwheat value of
orchard products in dollars, gallons of wine value
of produce of market garden, pounds of butter,
pounds of cheese tons Of hay. bushels of clover
seed, bushels of grass seed, pounds of hops,
(hemp) tons of dew rotted. tons of water rotted
other prepared hemp pounds of fax, bushels of
fax seed silk cocoons, pounds of maple sugar,
hhds. of cane sugar of 900 lbs, gallons of moias
ses, and from what made. pounds of beeswax,
pounds of honey, value of home made manufac-
ture, value of animals slaughtered, name of cor
poraton, company, or individual, producing arti-
cles to the value of $500, name of business man
ufacture product. capital invested in real and
personal estate in the business, quantities
of materials used, quantities, kind
and value kind of motive power, machinery,
structure or resource; (average number of hands
employ yed) male. female; (wages) average month
ly cost of male labor average cost of female
labor; (aunual product) quantities, kinds value"
Persons complying 18th the above. will avoid
great deal of confusion and delay when called
upon. G. j. NORRIS,
Assistant Marshall.