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Aaren1o, Calhoun county, Mieh.
INSIDE View OF q Corn.House.

Messrs. Editors,-In late issue of the
Country Gentleman appeared some excel
lent plans for. corn-houses, but only outside
views were given. Now, I like to take
peep behind the scenes occasionally, and
will attempt to give you the inside view of
certain courthouse as an example; per-
haps all are not so neat and handy, but this
will answer: .
Last spring I visited o neighbours corn
house, built few years previous OF cost
of over 800. AS went in, on tue right
side of the door on the floor lay o pile OF
old iron bolts without nuts, riyets without
heads, broken horse-shoes, the relics of an
old mower, and old wagon spring, broken
wagon wheel, one new beehive and part
of on old one, broken wagon tongue, two
used-up saddles, one new and one old Gull
tiyator, On old pillow, set OF whitile-trees,
a neck yoke, stick of pine timber, an uu-
brella without clothes, u cheese-press long
since dead of old age, basket without
bottom, and two swill-pails, with many
other things too numerous to mention, as
the auction bills have it. Hanging up were
the remains of an old Dutch harness, q tar
not, q couple of ox-bows, five or Elk hoes in
all stages of decline, two potato hooks, an
old saw, two or three augers, and some
bags, On the left, crib with little corn,
about half sorted, should think; ON OK
yoke, some bags, half-bushel measure,
couple of baskets, cobwebs, &c. Overhead
hung some seed corn, sEndry punches OF
catnip, boneset, &c., laid away for the
cramps of old age, lsuppose q couple OF
rakes, two fish poles, and an old eoD-sled.
At the farther end, bin of oats and peas
in front of said bin, patent churn iaid ny
to keep; six barrels, one containing eobs,
the second six-Wceks beans, the third Light
oats, the fourth few potatoes, the nth
rotten apples, the sixth buckwheat. In tho
middle Of the floor, chair minus bottom,
nail box With hammer, cobs, scattered
corn, oats, &c.
Perhaps you think this an exaggerated
picture 1t is fact that few ever 90 behind
the merchants counter or in his back room,
but ] do believe the farmers, as class,
are the most negligent, untidy men in the
country. Your picture of ol-house is
very pretty, but how few farmers ever have
theirs arranged so3 / once heard car.
renter say," couldn't find one saw in a
dozen used among farmers that would cut
O I2-inch stick of square," Why is this
Is it no. this lack that drives all the smart,
energetic young men to the city or the
West 1t helps to do it. What young man
of energy can be contented to stay on q
farm and see such things every day Of his
lifea No wonder they leayel 1t Is true
that in many cases they can alter them,
but in many cases they cannot; many Of
our older farmers win not have anything
unless it is handy-that Is, Like the above,
and tho worst Of it Is, those who stay soon
become habituated to drudgery and scenes
like the above, and never rise any higher
in life, but follow the well-worn paths OF
the "good old timesn we all hear 30 much
about.-D. s. B., In Cu!tirG!or.
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There arc to he 10 more cornets or en-
signs in the British army.
Prince Napoleon drives Russian slcdges
on the Paris houlcyards.
\ female barber runs the best patronized
harbcr-shop in Detroit.
Tie Gar has a hospital for Lis invalid
coach-horsc5 in St. Pctcrsburgh.
!, requires twcnty-thrcc shorthand wli-
tcrs TO take down the Ecumcnical speeches.
Connecticut has opened a State agricultu-
raj school for girls.
Spain has II 600 troops in Havana alone.
kossuth is in Turin in abieet poverty.
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The Georgia Legislature.

ATLANTA, GA, January l9.-The Senate
met, took recess at noon, and at O'Clock
adjourned till Monday next at noon.
The House was called to order at noon.
One member qualified, and no more appear
inc. an order was read from Governor Bull
lock, approved by General Terry, directing
a recess until Monday at noon, pending the
investigation of the eligibility of members.
The military board convened to make this
investigation met this morning, but ad-
iourned until tomorrow, the counsel for
the defence not being ready with their or
eument.
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Es7E hE.GHiE&N MUNICIPALITIES.



ans IMrEN'tL lAM!:.f "F FRANCE ANh
~ c"NNaCTl"As ~ bAAlIE"aE.
-
Tie louisville trHrj'r~j0HTWGt has Tie
f9'l.nIcs.
The ry> !pt;9nary movements which arc
nov. .na forward in France invest the IA
,a'.o.ic DYNASTY with additional Interest.
Prince ricrrc bonarartc. who hiss caused
the Tot - bell - ii>ccCiy, is son nt The
.reat E.1rrror's brother iucicn, WHO was
,....ii,rel the ahlcst Of the family NcXt
rityr Aanooou. Tie present Emperor j:
r,.r,rlrd ~ lpnuy Is nGt Il Donapartc at
MI. Lu, the son II Il DUtch admiral by iiOr-
tpi,.o E,auhainais. the daughter OF Jose
INjun. LoHia Gonanalhc was forced ny lis
i.u.4rntu M.r}y iIcltcuSc. lie was III love
with another woma',, aHd with@l 4 dreamy
lo.t 81 l,.sog. Hose who believe i'll the
r,.rrn,:on OF rgiGcjI jc oI DGctic justice
r..t,a.l- 'hr mp2ge., u history make mcn-
non Il !!c :H,, .hHt th2 grandson Of Josc>
mime. a:I not q Napuicon, now rules in
Trance aS iGyoi that ;hc wiillrig q
inc ~ .u-, il his revenge" Josephine
I,t.. -. III Dc AivJ4o1rur shall De supreme"
ih.t .;u-rpiinr VS. 40, the only woman WHO
w.. i.,-,.>st Iy Tie i'm ,eral Corsican. Nor
N."- he lie only one who cherished hopes
~ 3 ,b,ine revenge Through htg dcsctDd
a,;s. Au.j hereby Haucs = tulc.
f. l>t3 Icl ouc Eon2rar;c, then in COM
u.au. oG French trisutc. landed III New
lor@. Is tho brother Of NAPOLEON Bona
EH!ic lie wa received with distinction, ana
was most Hospitality entertained wherever
lie wtpt. "h;lc ia Baltimore he met Miss
Elizabeth !aiter"onj tEc daughter Of q
wealthy merchant Of that city, and married
Ter Oh tAr 2ith Of December o. the fa,9c
year. The cNrrei"cny WAS pcrfol ncd by
Eishog Carroll. Of Tic CATHOLIC diocese OF
Ea}ti'oore, 8 brother Of the distinguished
CHARLES Carroll d tarrolIt'n. The mar
Dallas afterwards secretary OF nc 1rea,
sory, AMI was wiinGSsea ~ TIC 6:. mayor o.
Baltimore ana Ey:"i C'hcT ' ,4;a erson-
@@e~. Ai'2f 'elA 4 IN , Inc 'ml'ed s'a i
'n9"' " yea; J'f',&e h"napAf'e ana ms
WE W.. '4'"H'Ac' lof Rance IL i" american
81 :, d., ,,.., t;,.o N,,o1non .o,,,o-o 41o
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Foreign News.
FRAScE-EyEcUTIoS OF TRAUPMANS.

TRANSFORMATIONS OF TRAuPMANS'
PARIS, January l9.-Traupmann was exc
cuted by guillotine this morning. his last
words spoken loudly. were, 81 persist that
have accomplices.' -
1t is now certain that Prince Pierre Bona
parte will be tried at Versailles, and the
same high court will try Prince Murat Tor
striking magistrate recently.
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FURNITURE. &c.


TT A. ATKINSON s. son, HAVING
IL removed to No. 12ll Main street. next
door to Levy Brothers, over the store of Noah
Walker Co., are now prepared, III their spacious
warerooms, to show their fine stock OF tURNI-
TURE, aud to offer greater inducements to their
customers; They nave on hand all kinds, both
very /. NE and PLAIN FURNITURE, together
With the celebrated EMPIRE SPRING BED,
MATTRESSES, &c. Their UNDERTAKING.
ROOMS and WORKSHOP will pu continued at
their old stand, Governor street. il lo-lm
It y RN1T RE AND MATTRESS
4 WAkEROOMS.-Up stairs. opposite the
those iron-lront bglIdinEs the largest and most
DIN1EG-ROOM FURNITURE In the State, of
every variety of style and finish. Also, Mattresses
and Spring Beds made TO order In any STYLE de
sired: Our stock of Chamber Furniture being
verylarge, complete suits can be purchased at our
establishment from S35 TO $500. I've have reduced
the prices of all our goods and we are now selling
about rs low rs we dld fifteen years ago.
Weinvitc all In want of good, substantial Fur
nture to examine our assortment before buying
We have goods to suit all parlics-the rich or the
poor. HARDWOOD Il RITTER,
opposite the post-ofilce, Main street,
dcl8 Richmond, Va.
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Foreign Marl1ets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

FUrtIEH haFKets-IBI IELEGRAPHJ.
hQSDoN, January 10 Noca. - Consols, 92i.
United States bonds, $40.
LIVERPOOL, January l9-N0on.-Cotton sterdv ::
uplands, 1lsd: Orleans. 1l5d.: estimated sales
1900 bales. Ttvo o. Clack cotton firm sales
will he $4,000 bales Yesterdays sales were $3.50
bales over the published number. Pork dull
Bacon, SIS. Cd.
LIEERPooL, January l9-Erening Cotton
steady; uplands llid; Orleans, lid. sales. Is OoJ
bales, including l. 600 for export and speculation
Naval stores firmer.
HAvRE, January l9.-Cottor Opened quiet both
Oh the spot and adoa:.
PARIS, January 10.-Bourse opened quiet
rcntes, 73f. Csc.
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Financial and Commercial.
Grain and Flour Market.
Corn AND FLOUR EXCHANGE, I
RICHMOND, VA, January ID, 1870.

Corn AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND. VA, January ID, 1870.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat.-White, $40 bushels. Red. 2iS bushels.
Corn.-White. 800 bushels. Mixed DO bushels.
Odts.-1s0 bushels,
Rye.-74 bushels.
MedL-1N bushels.
SALES.
Wheat.-White, 30 bushels verv good at S1.4s
100 bushela very good on private terms 90 BUSH
els very In ferior at Sl.15 !; 90 bushels medium ut
SIPS; DO bushels very inferior ut 81 1e-total: 24o
bushels. Red, l36 bushels very good ut $1.311 4o
bushels fair at $139 q bushels fair at $l2Jotal,
,Corn.-Whlte, 30 bushels prime at 81 $50 bush
els prime ut fl o1 40 bushels prime Mt 81 total
2so bushels. Mixed, DO bushels very good on pri-
Onts.-sO bushels very good Mt 58c. !; 100 bushels
mixed winter, Coo. Total, 100 bushels.
o0c.
RE-EXEIDITED.
Odts.-13o bushels,
REMARKs.-The Wheat market continues firm.
Corn to-day advanced &c. for prime white. Oats
more sought for and but little Offering. and ten
dency Of prices upward. Rye In better demand.
but without any material change in quotations.
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The Fifteanth Amendment

Providence, r. L, January 1s.-The
Rhode Island Legislature has ratified the
fifteenth amendment.
COLUMBUS, ONO, January 19.-The
House votes on the fifteenth amendment to-
morrow.
ST. LOUIS, January 19.-The Missouri
Legislature has ratified theffteenth amend
ment.
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New Orleans Affairs.

NEW ORLEANS, January 19.-The Citi-
zens Bank has accepted the fiscal agency of
the city.
Alfred Hennen, prominent citizen and
lawyer, died to-day, aged eighty-four. All
the courts adjourned out of respect.
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AND STEEL.

700 tons ENGLISH and AMERICAN REFiNED
IRON embracing an assortment o. fL1Ic
from ito inches wide by to ! inch thick;
ROUNDS aud SQUARES from 70 inenss N
oVAI.s and HALF oyALs.
HALF ROUNUs and SCROLLs,.H
HORSESHOE and NAIL RoDSs
snns sItEnss iKOS, assorted Sizes
~ NAYLoR,S CAST STEEL, tnah AxaA A''i' .Aa
E ss;sssaii aud AMERICAN ,sLlsrEaED
Bio GGkki4s I'm, spELTER.
S sussIAa and ENGLISH sHgErIRos.
e. 90. s sals ~ E.&a WoRTHAM&ca
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Obituary.

ST.. LOUIS, January l9.-Piegre Chateau
and ex-senator Green are dead.
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HEAVY Rains I'm Georgia.

AUGUSTA, GA, January l9.-The heavy
rains continue, and the Savannah river ID
rising.
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AaaEsr N L!RrETY.--Dr. Peter Hale
ntc United States commissioner st Ab!nG-
don. was arrested at Liberty on Saturday
on the charge OF obtaining money under
false pIr.eaccS from Mr.. John Il. Stcptoc.
Tie Wa admitted 10 bail 10 await his trial.
p~. liaIc, NC learn, was recently i'll this
ri,v, and succeeded III huyiRg goods from 4
!a...Irr oE oar merchants by representing
that money was due him from the Govern
lnca., which vas payable through Captain
Wilcox, collector for this district. Captain
Wilcox promptly disclaimcd all such otli-
rat'o,~ ON their presentation. What be-
,.a:l.c.E tho rlaims We are no. informed
LWEt,'FI IL ir"'sr"".
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CHINA TEA SETS.-The largest assert
I J ment TO be found In the city. CAN and exam
Inc them ut GEOheE y: uh aa. nt ~,
de ODpOblLc poSI~"pis'e--
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NOTICING one is authorized 10 col
" Iect debts due MASSIE & HARVEY except
one OF the firm. ,,.nrrx,
"a A
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VITM ELASTIC CLOTH AND OILED
III SILK. superior quality. for sale by
~ j. BLAIR, Druggist,
dam SIS Broad street.
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Decisions Relative to Sweet and Sour
Wash DistiILeries.

The ruling of the Internal Revenue Office
prescribing forty-eight hours as period to
be allowed for fermentation of swect-wash
distilleries having been questioned by a
very considerable number of men in the
business, the Commissioner had directed
Deputy Commissioner Douglass to investi-
gate the subject and gather such facts as
he could. bearing upon the question. Dou-
glass has reported to the Commissioner af-
irming the general propriety Of the rule,
and he, on review of the whole sub
iect, adheres to his former ruling, and as
SCISSORS will be required, therefore, to i'm
mediately carry the re-suryeys based upon
this rule into effect in their several dis
tricts.
The Commissioner has also prescribed
seventy-two hours rs the minimum period
for fermentation in sour-wash distilleries,
and rules that the period of fermentation
shall be estimated from and after what is
known in the business as breaking up"
Honr ON his Non,i-
nation.
In an interview to-day with Attorney
General Hoar that gentleman sold:
" Ii the Senate does not act on my nomi-
nation the President will not send to that
body the name of any other gentleman for
that place, or for the judgeship made va
cant by the death of Mr.. Stanton.
"As l understand it, the committee have
reported the matter without recommends
ton, and it is expected by the President
and myself that q vote will be had either
confirming or rejecting the nomination. If
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VISITING CARDS PRINTED AT TILE
v DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
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ENVELOPES AND P Alp + R.-Fun
~ stock at ELLYSON & TAYLOR'S,
uo5 adjoining DtSDdLca huiIuln- -
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DICH PLATED TEA sETS-CF NEW
IL and rich desgIs-just received and for sale at
thn lowest nrices GEORGE G. GARY,
10 opposite post-offce.
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Governor AIcOrn and General Anne
Elected United States Senators from
MIsSihSiDHi.

WASHINGTON, January l9.-The revenue
receipts to-day were s56S,00o.
The screw steamer Congress will sail in q
few days for SANTANA as the flagship OF
Commodore Green. The steamer Colorado
will relieve the Delaware as flagship Of
the Asiatic squadron.
The Election Committee has reported in
favor of Van Wyck for the contested seat
from New York.
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r ICOR1CE,
~ GUMS, ..-
SWEET OIL,
ANGELICA ROOT.
no1a PALMER. HARTSOOK co.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05

mittee roee and reported q recommendation that the
Committee be discharged from its further conseration,
and that be referred to the C9mittee for the District
the proper authorities Of the District TO levy tax sum
eient 90 support its poor.
Mr.. FARNsW0RTH Rep., nl) characterized 1t as an
outrage require the people or the District to support
all tho poor who camo focking into the District from
Maryland and Virginia.
The question was then taken In the House on the
recommendation OF the Committee, and the House re-
fused to adopt 1t.
The amendment offered by Mr.. LOGAN Rep.. nl) re-
Gently instructng the Secretary Of War TO Issue ratons
10 the poor adopted-Yeas, 30 Nays, 63 The bill
was then passed-ll0 to Sc.
REGULATING THE QUALITY OF OIL.
Mr.. NEGLEY (Rep Pal introduced bill 10 prevent
the sale coal oil other OIL for Illuminating purposes
will ignite at lower temperature than ITO degrees
Fahrenheit Referred
Mr.. CAKE Rep Pal introduced bills as follows which
referred To create the Northern Judicial District
of Pennsylvania Regulating the Issue OF Currency and
for its equitable distribution TO check the drain Of coin,
and prepare for the permanent resumption OF specie
payment
SELLING REVENUE CUTTERS.
Mr.. LAWRENCE Rep., Ohio) from the Committee on
Appropriations asked leave to report bill authorizing
the Secretary Of the Treasury to sell the five revenue
cutters on the Northern lakes not IN commission.
Mr.. CHURCHILL (Rep, N. ~ objected unless II were
referred TO the Committee Commerce. TO which Com
mittee the subject properly belonged.
The House then adjourned the session tomorrow to be
for general debate only.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05
THE POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Commissioner Maniere listened, yesterday,
rs complaints against policemen. The charge OF intox
cation and other charges against Patrolman Gleason OF
the Fifteenth Precinct will be fully considered on Monday
next II seems that the officer, his night off, donned
his citizens clothes and entered street his way
to physician He handed IS bill to the conductor
which the latter declined to change, and ordered the
officer from the car Gleason refused ana tue
knocked him of the front platform AS soon as ne re-
covered himself, he followed the car and arrested tne
conductor whom lie took to two statonhouses but tho
sergeants at the desks declined to entertain the charge
and the conductor and OF the sergeants re-
marked that Gleason was two-thirds drunk Gleason
produced several officers and citizen, who tesned at
the examination that he was not drunk at the time
charged but that he considerably excited in conse
quence OF the assault.
Yesterday, Samuel L. Fem Of No. IT Mnettast.,
called az Police Headquarters and made oath that on
Wednesday, jan &c, ParomaD John H. Crawford OF the
Sixteenth Precinct arrested Thursday for CON-
pounding a felony, arrested Charles Dmond on charge
passIg counterfeit money on the Sd inst Crawford
to the deponent aud SAID the case coula Do
squeched Deponent asked him how. and Crawford re-
piled, BY giving me s50." Deponent gave the money
marked to tho officer, subsequently Dimond was dis
charged by United States Commissioner Shields. rev
minutes afterward, officer Crawford was arrested and
taken before Justice Downg and the money was found
In his possession and taken care or by Justice
Bowling The trial OF the officer was set down for the
lIth inst
AT subsequent meeting OF the Board Of Police Com
missoners the following acting Sergents were confirmed
Tuck, Fifth Precinct Patrick ii. Pickett, Eighth Pre-
cinct; Charles r. Wilson, Thirtysecond Precinct Lewis
Worth Forty ninth subPrecinct; VIM see Forty-third
SubPrecnct; James Campbell Forty y-fourth ffeclnct
Patroman Keene and SHELTON Of the Forty fourth Pre-
cnct being OF post three hours, were dismissed from
force also, Paroman Charles Clinton OF the Four
teenth Precinct who was of post 40 minutes
Ex-Patrolman Ira c. Gardiner, who was arrested a
short time ago charge OF having poisoned Capt.
John Alexander boarder at his house was suspended
the pension list until the serious charge against him
is rrfuted.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05

At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yester-
day before Justice Cox Thomas Lyons and John Kenny
were committed trial for having burgarously entered
the warehouse Of Albert Blum in the basement Of No. s?4
discovered while leaving the place with 10 empty hogs
heads worth s35.
At the TOmbs Police Court, Justice Dowling
committed Catharne Rodgers, domestic in the employ
OF Kate Donohue OF No. 24 East Fortyeighthst, on q
at S3iO Catharne was left In charge of children
and afterward disappeared with the jewelry She
confessed her guilt, aud committed She said that
Mrs. Mary Mcnamara OF No "a Mott-st had received
portion Of the punder The remainder had been pawned.
Mrs. Mcnamara also arrested, and committed on q
laborer, arrested charge OF having stolen @
quantity OF books, valued at $2 from in front Of the
New York and Boston Express Companys Office at No.
20 Parkpace He arrested with the package In his
possession. Edward NJ Phillips, Thomas Brennan and
John Kenney were arrested yesterday for having the
Sd broken into the dwelling OF Louis Haney at No
Centre Marketplace and stolen gold watch and other
property valued at Sc They were fully committed
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05

Qron), and others for American owners The Penn
broke was sold for the Eas India service and was some
for which tho United States steamer Wyoming demol
hed several Of his forts t the outbreak s of the rebel
employed in Government work, which Continued for
year after s close The monitors Nantucket and Caseo
Passaconoway and shackamaxon received their turrets
sascus and Osceoa their engines. At the end Of the
Rebellion, when the Government desired 10 send first
Of Admiral FSrraent that the aag Of the Republic might
be proof to foreign powers that t s,l lived the noble
E was selected @ G aC s e po
mouth Navy.Yard, was launched and the contract ior
her was AWARDED 70 the AarS TUa %or ap
Ha caes stroke Of pson She 2 has M qua
l'1i The see condenser has o. miles of brass
tubes in It, The total weight Of boilers and engines s
800 tuDs. The ship and her engines were looked upon
abroad well at home an honor to American SKILL
Admiral Farragut says she seams better under fuii
power than any frigate In our service"
The works have employed about 800 men, but the num-
ber s now somewhat reduced. The present establish
shops three night brick 200 feet long aud
IS feet wide the other Of wood lso feet by 80 feet The
smith h shops ls by IS feet shops sy e feet
brick engine and boiler house. rs by "a feet These with
the foundery. dryhousc and other buildings occupy an
area Of about acres under roof -Four stationary en-
gnes furnish the motive power On the end OF one OF the
piers pair Of shears hight capable OF hosting
hs a'' fhs
nent In the premises and machinery has been over 1900
600 aud will be increased in the improvements de-
cided upon. The famous y. 8. dredgeboat Essayous,
which has done great service ct the mouth OF the Ms
Of saasoco The iron brig Novelty, Used to Transport
moases IN bulk was built here She Is perfect success
doing with TIes eoOpease bills and ss By leakage In
1865 they built the iron steamship VIM Lawrence olt@
uns, for the Boston and Baltimore line These works
improving the duh times put their entire premises
In hrsclass order ready to receive orders for ocean
steamers compete with the foreign lines which nave
had the monopoly OF the ocean for many years.
The Colwell Iron Works. foot OF West Tweayseventh-
ST. are largely engaged In furnishing sugar-house ma
chnery and doing but little marine work. They
completing heavy contract for the large sugarhouse at
Hastings the Hudson and for Durants sugarhouse,
foot Of Twenty fthst, E. r. for which latter establish
ment they have constructed a vacuum pan capaDe OF
dropping 100 barrels per diem. This pan Is 10 feet
inches In diameter, and IL feet in hight In addition TO
this work they have lot OF casting work on hand for va
r0us establishments having ounderies OF their own
The Pacific Mail steamship Arizona Is to have new
shaft put by Messrs Cobanks Theall IL will weigh
nearly Is tuns While the Arizona Is being repaired the
steamship Henry Chauncey will take her place.