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The Portland daily press., 1864-05-06
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
rSzxzz5xSQ Trains leave Portland Grand Trunh
&3NX Station, for Lewiston and Auburn, at
7.N a. M.
For Bangor and intermediate stations at LILO m
RETURNING-leave Lewiston st 30 A. NJ, and
arrive In Portland at $50 A. ". Leave Bangor st
rs A NJ, and arrive In Portland st % P. NJ. Both
these trains connect at Portland with trains for
Boston.
Freight train leaves Portland ats A. n, and re-
turning Is due in Portland at Pm.
Stages connect with trains at principal stations,
daily for most of the towpB North and East of this
line. G.. N. MORSE, Sup't.
Waterville, November, 1853. decl4
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-06
For Sale.

-. rae TWO STORY HOUSE on Sumner
II; Street. No. %, containing fourteen finished
.-A-A rooms aud Closet room, calculated for two
famIIies. Terms tasy. Inquire OF >. N. COOLING,
No. % ST. LaSrer &C street. ap21-d2w'
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-06

ONE OF THE GREATEST CURES on RECORD
Mrs. MAscHEsrxK-Dear Madam Thinking .
statement Of my case may be Of service to otbers
similarly afflicted. 1 hasten to give it to you.
This is briefly my case-I was taken sick about IS
months ago with the Liver Complaint in a very bad
form. applied to four different ply sicians. but
eeived benefit until called you. At that time
had given up business, and was in a very bad state
but after taking your medicine for short time be-
gan to recover, and in two months / was entirely
well. and had gained several pounds Of flesh, and
can truly say that BY your skill am perfectly heal.
by man. JossPH DAVIS.
Boston I Maine Depot. Portland, Ne.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-06
To InuhoIders and yic,uaie,s.

A N adjourn, meeting of the Licensing Board
IA of the City Of Portland will be held at the AL
dermen's Room on Monday the sixteenth day Of
May inst at three o'clock in the al ,rnoon 10 con
slider any applications that may be made for Inn
holders or victualers Licences for the current
As this will be the last meeting Of the Board for
this year all persons interested will govern ihsm
selves accordingly. Per order,
J. NJ. HEATH, City Clerk
Portland, May 3, 1864. maya did
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-06

A small stock of Groceries IN store corner Casoo
N and Congress streets. Also the tease of the
store Possession given Immediately. Enquire on
the premises.
Portland. April %, l36l II
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-06
MEDICAL.

MORE TESTIMONIALS!
o.
M X S. NCHE TER
Is constantly receiving unsolicited testimonials OF
the astonishing cures performed By her. Among
many recently received are the following, which are
commended to the notice Of the afflicted Mrs Man
chester may be consulted at
No. IL Clspp's Block, Room No. 6.
CASE or SPINAL DISEh8R CURED
This is to certify that went to see Mrs Manches-
ter last March with daughter of mine troubled with
spinal disease for which she had been doctored for
i've years, and by number OF physicians of all
kinds; and she has had twenty-one applications OF
electricity applied. but all to effect but she
unualy grew worse. came to the conclusion, as
the last resort to 20 and Mrs. Manchester, and
did so and TO my great surprise she told me the FIRST
Of the disease. and how she had been from time
to time which encouraged nc TO try her medicines.
/ did so. and now my daughter is able TO be around
the house all of the time She also rides ten or hf.
teen miles without any trouble inconvenience and
Think in short time she will DO restored to perfect
health. Since my daughter has been dootoring,
have heard off great many cases that Mrs. Manchss
ter has cured. think II any person deserves pat
ronsge Is the who tries to preserve the health
Of the sick and suffering; and know that she ufes
patients. SARAH L. kMsHTe,
GEoGez KNIGHTS,
ABBY H. KNIsRTr,
EMMA krIeAfs.
ma
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-06

STATEMENT OF TIE
Atna Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD. CONN,
On the LIST day OF November, A. D. 1869, as required
by the Laws of the State of Maine.
The Capital Stock IL. ........... 300 900
and acith the surplus is inecSted as (oEIous.
Real estate, unincumbered, ss7,se3 Is
Cash in hand, on deposit. and in agents
hands, 2Ise50 5s
United States Stocks, 5I2s.7 20
State and City Stocks and Town Bonds $50 $50 90
Bank and Trust Company Stocks, l047250 90
Mortgage Bonds, 83I $50 90
Atlantic Mutual ms. Co.'S scrip, 1925 1856 so
Total Assets S3O2587e "a
Amount of Liabilities for Losses not
due or adjusted, sI754ll 81
Amount at risk, estimated, l5,5l6.479 N
THOS. A. ALEXANDER, President
LUcfUs j. HARDRE, Secretary.
Hartford, Nor. I, 1868.
j. G. CHURCHILL, Agent,
No. 4 Iron Block, Portland Pier.
dec5 diff
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-06

$3.50 SO
THOMAS ii. MEAD,
County Treasurer.
Portland, April u, 1864. apl3 dlaw&w3
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-09
Kentucky Under Martial Law.
Procis .sstion by the Prcsidsss.

ENsI .falu b.-Ihe trepteut has this
l., ,,, ,,-,., ,,s ,..,,,.
Sta'o ~ h"htneF'' AMER qno'Ihs 'he "e- o' e'1
sre.s siv.i,s ha authority {" iste such siaA tAe
prs,a,utn.
N"' N"o'o~ "AN' o'u"on' % "e s'~'e ns"'
""~y ""e '""'"" me 'o'o's VI VI" '"Suise"S' nN'
on s''e'" oc''sio1s en'e'e' me AAd N.s" -
hent"o'y IN Jaw" ior'e' ava "" Nit"ou' nu NJ
'o"'''l 'urnir"en Nv disens''' Ann u''oyS "@'
@en' o' INC unite' S'"es iee'"hS 'nere'"' sss .s'
0"N si"Aay us'"'"c" '"e p""' F~N "S' H-''
~'IS"o u" eNh ~""on"e' "'' l"sde uSis"s
CIV" "si' de-troy'hs po'"iV "a i've i" 's'S-'
phh o' that st"'e'
Ana Whereas II h@ been msh. KNOWN I" A'
itesdoh'oi OF 'ho ntei sts'os W ue o""e' "i"
nhdIhs tc hsuonu ah''r Va" 'owo'Hsu'A' HHs
bcn loiu'"l IN VI" rd Sts'" o' ne"'"N' VIA
pafPn" "i h'fihs Tue 'o'ei ''""' " ''-'"
we rhd orerN'iohs o' e"'' w" N""'" WV NJ" '''N
"ni hsieby 10 oemp'r"~ "' '"''' sr'e'
no" open'i"s l" tue sN'u o'a'e' '"
".o'Fl"' anu eve" 70 eh anNo' 'n"' '"'u.
NOW tioieioTc' T. AN 'hno"ll ''e""s'
the pi'"' so',e~ Wv 'li'ne VI '"e "o'uo''" '''eN
~ me ~ tie CONSTITUTION M" i'" : no i""" w.
clare that In my judgment 'he puh'@ *s'ev ssp''
ci'hN "q"'r'' '''"' "e ''fi' 'A''" =" ~" p"s
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-09

4 Deu,nd Tor the .TnrdiiiouaI -urYru... 4
% Prit rsl,urs.

Ha,dtny,o',. JaIy o. -rl, ,n -'.s.u thr uaii 'oot
ii.hlenJ iAybt rpor ,hn, de- i.Dl. ,o.t,t tds,
G~a",AL Grant "n. demand io- the 4n' c.tuul
.irieuirr Of re,eisL4r-, bat ,'c aA-eci $50 nor
known At CTS Poin, shcn the Highland l,eut eft.
II was Lshe,td Il tho d, n,i.4d 40, sea sith.
tha, rrassusble time would l- s.ioa,i .or D." 'o-
taovsi OF tho wcncn aId children. hrio the town
N.s stt@,.ei. rh,, N-5 90 tna' @..-'''rr. 'na.'
,xrd li.rv VOL.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-09
PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.
4 CALL FOR 400 DAY MEN.
New York to Furnish $4,000.
zen. GRANTS OPERATIONS.
The Surrender Of Petersburg
Demanded.
}REiT FIGHT BETWEEN THE
KEARSlGE AND ALAPAAA.
ne Pirate Sunk.
, Sixty Prisoners Taken.
escape OF CAPT. SEMMES.
English Ovation to Him.
lr. Ecsscnd~R hnaosurats'i.
&C., &c, &c.
Sixty Prisoners Taken.


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Aayvs~b-vch J"1y b. J.. h-Ihe rebels hsi not
russrd he Porcmsc al oc'o's thi- mo'nini' me
s.Is of the people along tue border COUNTIES he'"
con rTsased. bu, o,e' one tho,1and ho:s'~ ps~a'
AsUo9h ,iotty sbrrs yerterdsy o"iA. 20 a sAre b.
uss sec,ion.
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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-09
tAIL FOR TIRE STATE .NIIIriI.
New York 10 furnish 1900 Men.

4 bang, J,ds b. Tho rfc.idclt informs Covernor
seymour thai the ro'cl ioicet e.t.malei A. tom
Ii.t0O to .lJv strong h..c ."y.r.I Ma, lnni. aud
ta.oa MUtinshdr' aud liu4','s fe'g,, ant aye
.'.eptcniue ot'c- ao.n.e TINT de f,hj. saft. .'-
3Jr.s call uion ,h' sat, i.yeruiv"s to- nior.e 10
rr.i the ,nvasicu ont ne csU. u.u the stat. Of
Ner 'or. M is.s" militia 10. quota, To ."r,' ,'
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-09

Tie o.n, fcr,c' cf Namaduse and shelby are ssid
to hc .c. oadnr.
The r,po.t Vi the burning Of the steamer Katr li.-
II truue.
Tie .d Nsaourl rsve'r, ~ rol'e 'n- hero. ou f--
l'u ih ,lmc dow iAr " li., N,ct As,iu- ,a ,h,s.
Sac pr. -in".f c.YiUtci ., Cor.
,u' White river i' Dor can io 'oNts trnniur ,.u-
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-09
From Washington.

Va k.avtoAA Jt..y 5.-Al or'rn 5eioes' la i4'.
ar te--euicn entered up,u Al' dgher @sr "''S
of the Trvasury. Justice wayne, Of me '..''.
state. Supreme Govt sdnlin'rtered the OAHU ,
to him. subsequently, the chieis Of the "se io
rcluA thirteen In Lumtsr wore iorualH p.e'en"f
by tx.secr.tiry Chase, Al Donn, Nj, se-scndel a.
teu6oi the Cabinet meeting. lie n@ been cal ! "a
tod y Ly nupi..s Vi ssnntore and RepI.ssGS,Vn.s
sL, rad their rc'iects 70 HIM
GovrasoH SEYSora haI b,en ohcisiiy inioIns~
by Provost Marshal General t'-y tas, the Statv VI
New Yort r entitled to u credit o. %fJs msu
all calls 1t sppears that the Stale hss gent uSss
han three hu-dred thonsuiid 80 10 ,hs sa.
tCoah,s"tS o. sAst = 80.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-09
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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

Here is touching inciden, Of the Vir-
ginia battles: Far down he plGsk road
where Hancock fought, beyond The thick.
est rebel dead. lay a boy severely wound.
ed, perhaps not less soldier that he was
but boy. He had fallen the day before
when we were furlhest advanced. and bad
remained unmclssled within the rebel
ines. They had not removed him, and
ne was alone with lhe dead when ! rode
up. The POor fellow was crawling about
gathering viOlets. Faint with the loss Of
blood, unable TO stand he could dal resist
the tempting flowers, and bad already
made a beautiful bonque, Having
caused sireIcher to be sen. for. saw him
AIKEN lendei i and born away. wearinga
grave sweet. touching smile y
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

A gentleman IN eOnversaIiOu remarked
to President Lincoln on Friday that moth
ing could defeat him but Grants capture
Of Richmond. to be followed BY bis nom
inatiOn al Chicago and acceptance
Well" said the President, ''Ifssl much
like the man who said be didn'. want to
die particularly bot ifhe had 60, 10 die that
was precisely the disease be would like
TO die Of. f."--N z. Times.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

The adventure of the diver attached
to the Fawn is worthy of a place in Ell.
gar A. Poe's tales of wonder. On max.
ing his way in his gulla. percha dress in
20 the saloon Of a wrecked vessel. he was
suddenly surprised by the appearance of
a huge ground shark, which sailed IN az
The door. Escape was impossible. An
that could be done was to remain perfect
ly quiet. The monster, meanwhile, FIX.
ed us cold green eye no hun, pushed
against the leaden solss of bis boots and
rubbed against his dress, the slightest
Puncture in which would have been csr-
tain destruction. Ten inmates elapsed
"a lifetime under the circumstances
but the nerve Of the hero was at length
rewarded by Witnessing his enemy turn
TAIL and sail out by the way be came in
leaving hun % make the best Of his way
upward TO the surface.-Cruise Of Il. NJ.
S. Fawn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
NEBRASKA RDVERTlSER

vas siopped IN front Of 3 cloaod sieFa 81
countryman, who asked: "can yoa
tell me. my friend. why lhis store is
closed z" Go to thunderl'' aisd Sc,
with your cODundruma I've been Norsd
to death with thea, these thres Wssksi"
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

Ard down the stairs BY threes and pairs,
he Aed with speed as quick
Asif an angry Nemesis
Pursued him with a stick, rs
Or. as though the man Without leg
Had given him kick.
And heavily as falls sog,
Or loaf Of bread sans leaveni 10
he fell upon the sauded aDor,
And, pointing Up to heaven,
shrisEed out sI've seen the Devil
He's up in Number SevenP
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

In the roAn Of Jefferson, ia this slaea.
lives Deacon M-.a very pi0us anl
exemplary man. In his family, ss ia
mos, others 10 that locality baked bsans
form the mors sulsiausiui part * he.
breakfast on Sunday morning. Il cans
to be after a while that the appearance
of this time-hOnOred luxury for The Earn.
ing repas, was sor, Of notice 70 The dea-
con that the duties Of the Sabbath bad
deem entered upon. On one ssbbash
morning. however. for some reason sr
other, this customary dish vas omitted 10
the family. Immediately after breakfast,
the deacon. as usual took bis hoe, went
into the field, pulled of his coat, and
went to work.
His wife and daughters. noticing ,hls
from the house with grea, astOnishmsnt.
despatched John. the oIdes, son. 70 the
field to inquir of his father Why he work.
ed on the Lords day. On drawing near
John cried out .-"Father, father what
are you dOingl Il is Sunday--it is Sum
day % Sunday Sunday.' exclaimed The
deacon. "That can't be we aid nsl
have beans for breakfasts
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
ITO be Coa'iru'9. I

Some newsrsFes rag t1.is q story of
al cid gentleman whose eight or ten
clerks bored him continually with conun-
drums. Going home one evening. he
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

But fear held fast the waiter,
he merely s'Ood and stared =
To ser such sOul-appalling sights
he hada't come prepared; s
While the traveller Unly laughed the nor
~ see the man So scared
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

During the battle Of Shiloh, an officer
hurriedly rode up TO an aid and inquired
for Grant. . hs @ GOO
That's him with the field glass, /" said
the aid v6 ~
Wheeling his horse about, the officer
furiously rode up to the General and
touching his cap, thus addressed him:
SheneraI I wants to make one reports
schwarlz's Battery is toOkn
"Ah," says the General how was
that g.
"Vel, you see. Sheneral, st-d She
shensts come up in front of US and It'd
sheshenists aankad as aud de It'd she.
sbesenists Game in de rear Of Us and
Schwartz's Battery vas took"
"Well. sir" sHystlie General. "yoa of
course spiked the guns"
Var exclaimed the Ddchman in as.
lonishment; "scbpike dem guns--schpiks
dem new guns No. ii would schpOiI
dem"
"Wel said the General. sharply, "wha,
did you dol"
DO! Wy, we took dem back again -
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
Il .BROWNVTLLE NEBRAsKA. THURSDAY JULF-2-I884


AMBROTYPIST,
Is prepared to take MBROTYPEs and hELlNe-
OTYPES in the best style Of the art; and at
Lower PrieesIh han Ever Before offered in
BrOWBville.
Tie still occupies the sky-Iiglr Gallery on Main
Street onnosits the City Drug Store, where be
NAV be found during business hours.
Pictures Warran,ed TO Give Satisfaction
The pubIic are invitedto call and examine speci-
Hours OF operation, from a VITO 4r.M.
Erowsville. Feb. 4. 1864. n23-tf 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-26

The latest gossip saoat about Queen Victoria IS to
the effect that she has grown weary Of widowhood.
and has fixed upon n strong. broad-shouldered scotch
man. named Alexander Murry, as an eligible mate.
Should she marry him, il is gravely added, she Will
have to resign her crown, as the statutes OF England
forbid the King or Queen marrying a subject
GROWTH OF THE WEsr-The Chicago railroads
show the astonishing growth of the West. A Chicago
paper states that IL was fourteen years ago that the
first train of cars rau out of Chicago; and that now
there are ninety trains out and as many In every day.
In these trains there are 1852 freight cars. and l63
passenger cars; and that the daily average is % $40
tons of freight. and 97s0 passengers
The SANITARY FAIRs.-The great fairs in behalf
OF the Sanitary Commission afford a striking hlustra.
ton of the liberality with which our people respond
20 the calls Of the sick and wounded soldiers. The
net receipts Of the Chicago Fair, il is said, will reach
$4,000. The Boston Fair realized the handsome
SUN Of $40. 900. The Cincinnati Fair, which IS
nov in the full tide Of success. is expected TO yieid
$500 1000 New York is to come next, and OF course
should do better still. There is opportunity Tor
glorious rivalry in this good work; let East anu west
do their utmost.
An intercepted rebel letter says q secret Union
association has been formed in Virginia that is known
70 have over $1,000 members. Some OF these are
wealthy ard Influential citizens The letter says Jen.
Davis knows this, and has ordered several suspected
parties tc De arrested, and that secret agents are now
On the hunt for suspected traitors These mslcon-
tents Of Richmond appear TO be irrepressible- On
Christmas morning Santa Claus or some other man
left a coffin ut his hall door, and on the coffin lid lay
very suggestive halter. Then an attempt was made
10 burn his house; and DOW the telegraph tells Us
taat a conspiracy to assassinats him has been DIS
covered.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-26

LUCK, PERHAPS .-The wbaleship Ontoard, Allen.
arrived on Wednesday. Though only eight and a
half months from New Bedford, she has thirteen
hundred barrels of oil on board, FIVE hundred Of
which was taken on the California coast. This may
appear like luck, but if so, il is somewhat singular
that the OntUard has never found a scarcity Of whales or re-
turned home with less than a full cargo. There are but few
whaIers on. this season, and we trust that all of them will meet
the same success.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-26
Custom House Regulations.

On AND AFTER March 18th, 1864, the charges
for. Stamps and Blanks on Invoices valued at ten
dollars and under will be one dollar on Invoices
valued over ten dollars and not exceeding twenty
doEars, one dollar and a half; on Invoices valued
oytx twenty dollars, the usual charge Of two dol
lars and a half.
W. f. ALLEN,
Collector General of Customs.
Approved
- De vARIGNY, Minister Of Finance.
M.Tch 10Th, 1854. s0T3t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-26
PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
gp authority.
Notice.

NorICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO those who may
have claims upon the Treasury, maturing ON or
before the 3lst March inst, that said claims are
expected to be presented for payment upon that
date or as soon as practicable after it.
Residents of the several Islands having demands
upon the Treasury. will confer q favor upon the
derartment by causing the same to be presented
for payment ~ SOON as possible after the above
mea;iIn.i date, so that unnecessary delay may
vaayUid-d a., closing the books of the Department.
G.. DE VARIGNY,
Minister Of Finance.
March 10Th, 1884. 4o.-3t
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CAPsIzED.-On her passage up for the Guano
Islands in December last, the schooner Helen passed
the hull of a large sized vessel. apparently a ship.
bottom up. 1t was blowing fresh and the schooner
being to leeward, about half a mile distant, no attempt was
made to reach the wreck, and probably it would have been of
little use il she had, as she could not have boarded it.
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PEPsoNAL.-We understand that Mr.. A K. Clark,
late postmaster in this city. has gone to Mississippi
to take charge of n cotton plantation. The planta.
tons at the South, when deserted by their rebel
owners, are taken in charge by the National Govern
ment, and leased to persons who choose to carry on
the estates. the government guaranteeing possession
to the lessees. Eventually, or after the war is over. the
plantations will be confscated and sold on account of
the government.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

a NOVEL EXPEDITION The Austrian screw steam
er Marco Polo was advertised to leave Trieste.
March 9th, Oh a voyage around the world, intending
to be absent eight to twelve months ON the cruise.
The expedition was got up by a company of noble
men, Swans, and aiventurers-some fifty or sixty in
number, each person contributing 5000 forms (aLout $4,000
towards the cost. which covers the expenses on shore at the
ports touched at The ship will visit thirty ports, and among
those enumerated IRE San Francisco, Honolulu, Hno, and Tahi-
IT, She will reach this port sometime during the fall. The
expedition, which is being formed under the auspices and SUPER
intendence Of the Austrian Government, will be provided with
influential letters Of recommendation to the various consulates
in different parts Of the world.
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Have ON HAND
EX Late ARRIVALS:

HHvA Wv uBANO
En- LATE ARRIVALS:
FANCY CAssIMERES,
BBACK and BLUE BROADCLOTH,
Black and fancy feathers,
Black and fancy silk ribbons,
Black and fancy silk velvet ribbons,
Black and fancy silk velvet bracelets.
White linen handkerchiefs,
Black silk cravats,
Wooden table covers.
Blue silks,
WOODEN barge,
Gents merino shirts and drawers,
Gents socks,
Mems heavy wooden stockings.
MEMS black and grey felt hats,
Assorted straw hats,
Checked sacks,
Sailors pocket knives,
Superior pen and pocket knives,
Silver plated and German silver soup ladies',
Silver plated and German silver tea and table spoons,
Needles, Dog chains,
Table knives and forks, Pocket books,
Porte-monnaies, Cigar cases,
Lubins' extracts,
Drawer and gilt framed looking glasses,
Jacc. and gilt frame mirrors, En- tout cas-,
Plain and fancy porous water bottles,
Wooden girths, Paying cards,
Mahogany sofa tables. Mahogany chests of drawers,
Mahogany dinner service tables,
Mahogany sewing tables, Mahogany small tables,
Oak polished wardrobes,
BACKED calf skins,
Leather shoes,
Gilt moulding,
German and Belgian glue,
Birch brooms, Fire bricks,
Sheet lead, Sheet zinc,
Hoop iron,
Tin plates,
Lead pipes, Bar iron,
White, black and green oil paints,
Lamp black. Whiting,
Manila rope,
Stockholm tar,
French and wrought iron nails,
Decklghts, Clay pipes,
Hessians-