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The St. Cloud journal., 1872-03-14

AN ACT to amend section one hundred and three
(l0S OF chapter eight 10y of the General Statutes,
relating to the Board Of County Commissioners.
Be- It enacted by kas Legislasurs of sAs Ssats Of
Ainnssota
Section l. That section one hundred and three
(103 OF chapter eight () Of the General Statutes il
amended by striking ont the word I" sscomd" in
the FIRST line and inserting in lien thereof the word
third"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be In force
from and after its passage.
Approved March 4, 1872.
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AN ACT relative to the appointment of town
ship assessors.
A1nnssotG:
Section J.: When any township assessor u
elected. and fails or refuses to qualify to dis
charge the duties of his Office; or if the electors
OF said township fail from any reason whatever
township fails or refuses to appoint an assessor,
for said township. on or before the first day Of
June. Of that year for which said assessor Is to
auditor to appoint an assessor for said town
ship, who shall be . resident of said county.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and bs in
force from and ter its passage.
Approved March l. 1872.
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s~a' '"A~0 - ss'~ PFoP0IyS ~ suc0 akSfe-
gate amount ~ they believe to be the true
ana full value thereof, under the rules Of
ehapter eleven a. amended
SeveRth-Ths town clerk shall keen An
accurate journal or record of the proceed.
ings and orders Of said town board Of eeual.
tsa.ion, and when any change 10 made BY
said board in the liss or valuation of the
personal property Of any person who.has
given In his list to the assessor under oath,
. statement Of the facts upon which such
change was made shall be entered upon the
journal Of the board.
Eighth-When the town board Of equal.
iss.ioa complete their equalization Of the
real aad personal properly of the township.
and on or befors tho first Monday Of August
ensuing, snid board shall transmit to the
county auditor of their respective Counties
. true and eerreot copy Of tho list aud
abatement Of all property, both real aud
personal, Of the township so listed "a
assessed By The assessor ~ corrected and
eq0alzed BY said board ~ aforesaid, and to
which aquernm OF The members saall sub.
scribe 10 IN affidavit aud certificate attach.
cd thereto. in substance 40 follows:
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County Of
The undersigned members Of tho town
board Of equalization Of the township OF
---a ald county of --- and State Of
Minnesota, having been drst duly sworn.
doth each dspess and certify that the
above 10 true, full and carrecs list and
staten ont Of all the real and personal prop.
erty subject to taxation by the laws Of this
Stale in the township Of --- in the
county of---- iselsdine all monies.
credits, investments n boDds, stocks. Joint
stock companies, or otherwise, required to
BE- listed, together with the true, full and
just valuation thereof, made in accordance
70 the laws Of this State, to the bast Of his
knowl.dxe, Information and belief
6xo 3. II shall be the duty of said town
board IT equalization to cause true copy
ofsuch list and statement 80 transmitted ia
the county auditor Of their respective eoun.
7 ties 70 b hled and kept IN the ONCE Of the
town clerk for future reference.
e10. 10. This act shall take effect and
30 q force from and after ito passage
Approved March !, 1879.
Il An5Aet 70 Amend Seotlon Thirty.ene O.
ChaptsY One Of the General Statutes, rs
lating % the dut,ss Of County Auditor II
9:a making returns Of votes for Nenbera a
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.Janauschek.

Janauschek appeared before an immense
audience last night at the St. Charles The
atre in her speciality Of Marie Stuart, in
Schiller's play by that name.
To criticise Janauschek would hardly be
fair under the circumstances. She is strug-
Cling with the English language, and her
attempts to master it are not 80 successful
as could be wished. Some Of her dialogue
was extremely funny to those who were not
wholly wrapped up in the performance. The
plot of "Marie Stuart is well known, and
consequently no description is necessary.
Madam Janauschek, in her emotional de-
lineations, elected considerable applause.
She is an able actress, and did she not give
to the audience an exceedingly improbable
impersonation of poor Mary Stuart, she
would please more.
Elisabeth, as given by Miss Alice Placide,'
is not a success. Her makeup is not such
as one would expect in the Queen Of Eng
land. Elisabeth was the feminine fop' OF
her day. Miss Placide's voice CRATES harshly
upon the ear of the sensitive, and her act
ing is not par ercellenee-but then it may be
her ideal and the authors ideal of Elisabeth,
and she is no doubt t..ithfully carrying out
her part and Instructions.
There are several actors who deserve
special mention, but our tine and space ne
cessitate a short article at this time. We
shall give a more extended criticism on
Madam Janauschek in few days. This
evening. Deborah Seats should be Sc
cured early.
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Abolishing Stamp Tax ON Matches-Re.
ducing Duties-Civil Rights Bill Fni--
bustered-Passage of River and Har-
bOr Bill-Calcasieu, Tchefuncta. Tan
gipahoa and Mouth of the niSsfssfpDA-
100000 for the New Orleans Gus
Omhouse-Habeas Corpus in lnsurfec-
tiOnary states.
WASHINGTON, March 15.-The Ways and
Means Committee has agreed to abolish
the tax upon matches, and reduce the duty
on copper one cent per pound.
HoMse-Nothing affecting the South was
introduced in the regular CALL
The civil rights bin was again tilibustereS
over the morning hour.
The bill conferring land grants to the
Port Huron and Lake Michigan railroad
passed.
The river and harbor bill, which appr0-
pirates S., 1000. 900, passed. 1t gives $155, 600
for the mouth of the Mississippi $l5, 600 for
Calcasieu Pass, $4,000 for the Tchefuncta
and S25OO to the Tangipahoa river.
Mr.. Sheldon was before the ApproPri-
ations Committee, and obtained $500, 600
for the New Orleans CustOmhOuse.
ISenate.-Petitions were presented against
the renewal of Wilson's sewing machine
patent.
On motion Of Mr.. Scott, Monday next was
set apart for the consideration of the bill
reported from the Joint select committee on
outrages in the late insurrectiOnary States,
extending the discretion to the President to
suspend the writ of habeas corpus until the
end of this Congress.
No action was taken in the North Caro-
lima contested election case.
Mr.. Morrill,, Of Vermont introduced a
bill that no money be paid from the pro-
ceeds in the treasury Of any captured or
abandoned property without special ap-
preparation hereafter to be made therefor.
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The Black Crock.

The Crook is still drawing large houses
at the Academy, in spite of the many at
fractions in the other theatres. In all its
dazzling magnifcence and transmutations
it is without doubt glimpse into the infer
nal regions, and that of the long-looked-to-
by-heavenly aspirants- paradise.
Many new features were introduced last
evening, thus relieving the monotony to
those who witness the piece second and a
third time. 1t seems to be the manager 8
idea to make it one of those standard per-
formances which can be witnessed often.
In this he is success, and will be ex-
tremely happy.
One of the most pleasing items Of the
performance is the song of "The Little
Frauds" by Collins and Miss Mortimer.
Tie duet was sung with exquisite sym
etry, and elected hearty rounds Of applause.
Mile. Bonfanti and Miss De We're danced
as two finished danseuses are expected
Miss Young and Miss LIE Clair, by their
graceful movements and charming manner,
soon won the hearts of the entire audience.
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NEW YORK.

Georgia State Bonds and the LegisIn.-
tive COmmitfee-POwers of the Com
mitree - Professor Agassiz and His
Experimentation to Galveston
steamship-Grant Mass Meeting To-
morrow Evening Fred Douglass
Announced to Speak.
New YORK. April 15.-Messrs. Thomas
j. Simmons, Garnett McMillen and John j.
Hall, of the Georgia legislative committee,
appointed to register and investigate the
ownership Of the issue of Georgia State
bonds, have taken offices at No. 49 Wall
street. and expect to hold daily sessions
until May
General Robert Toombs is not with the
conmitte as was enormously reported, but
is detained in Georgia bv sickness.
The power accorded to the committee by
the act creating it is: that they have full
authority to examine and ascertain the
number of bonds which have been issued,
and the aggregate amount OF the same; II
any have been sold or hypOthecated, by
whom sold, and the amount paid for them;
when and to whom sold, and the amount
laid for them; when and to whom paid,
and all ether facts connected with their his
tory. Where such information is refused,
and where the bonds are reported for regis
tration, it shall be construed as prima facie
evidence of their fraudulency or illegahty.
The act also states that none Of the pro-
visions shall be constructed into pledge
for the payment of any bonds issued since
July 4. 1868.
Professor Agassiz and expedition were n
quarantine at MOntevideO on February 70;
Arriyed-Holland and Angela. Arrived
out-Idaho and Baltic.
The steamer City of Houston, hence for
Galveston, broke her crank pin and returned
for repairs.
Evenino, Money closed at 7. Exchange
on;et and firm at ga 9ss. Gold strong all
dav: closing at lIOa4 a ll0%. Governments
onsned at an advance on Saturday of y OF
t;re.twenties of 1862, 1864, 1868 old, and
1883 ond u on fivetwenties of 1867 and ten
fort;es On the second call advanced still
further. closing very strong at an advance
ot u a q on Saturdays closing prices. New
f1as 1i0h: SKIES of 1881 ll6; fve-twenties
nf 1862 lI31e; 1865 ll43; new 1928; 1867
ii3as: 1868 1885; ten-forties 1091s. Tennes-
sees 67A; new 67; Virginias "a, new
s.: Louisianas SO, new 54; levee SKIES
CO. eights 20; Alabama eights So, fives 81;
Georgia skies 20, sevens 50; North CaroIlnas
364, new 20; South Carolinas so. new 38.
The American Methodist Episcopal Con-
ference recommends jealous care and dis
elimination on the subject of amendments,
and recognizes the civil and religious IN
struction of freedmen as an imperative duty
The Grant mass meeting takes place at
Cooper Institute on Wednesday,. the
seventeenth instant. The call was signed
by a large number of banking and mercan,
tile firms. Among the speakers announced
are Messrs. Morton, Wilson, OF Massachn-
setts. and Frederick Douglass.
The steamship Parthia has arrived ou''
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sixth Grand state Fair.

The sixth grand State Fair, under the
auspices of the Louisiana Agricultural Fair
Association, will commence at the Fair
Grounds on the twenty-fOurth instant.
Everything indicates that it will be the
most successful fair ever held in New Or
leans. Thousands of people will flock here
from all sections of the South, and the
citizens of New Orleans should do their
part to make everything agreeable, pleasant
and attractive. The fair will continue
eight days.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION BY THE
SHERIFF.-Particular attention Is caiieo "
the sales at auction, to be made this day
at noon, at the Merchants and Auctioneefs
Exchange, Royal street, by the Sheriff OF
the narsh of Orleans. Said sales COM
prise
I. Five lots of ground, with the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated
on Nashville avenue, between Live Oak
and Laurel streets, in the Sixth District.
9 A lot of ground situated on Orleans
street. between Rampant and Prieur, in the
Second District.
For full particulars and terms, see adver,
tisements.
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Benefit of MIR. George Ryer.

That veteran actor, amiable gentleman
and intelligent observer, Mr.. George Ryer,
will take benefit at the Varieties Theatre
next Thursday evening, when the "Streets
of New York" will be presented, instead of
"Jessie Brown, of Lucknow" as first an
nounced. The amusing farce of the "Man
with the Carpet bag" will be presented for
that night only, with Mr.. Stuart Robson as
Mr.. Grimes, the man with the carpet-bag
Box sheet now open.
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been said of Charles Sumner, etc; and
should my friends 60 home without hearing
me. they would think that only white men
have said a word against slavery. There
are negroes, aye, black negroes, in this
country, who have been at the head and
front of this movement. We must remenn-
Der Walker, General Nat Turner, of Vlr-
ginia, etc. will not talk of my friend
Douglass, here, for like the mouth Of Henry
Clay he can speak for himself. We should
bear in mind the labors Of Charles L.
Remond and others.
The convention then adjourned.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL,
lss RACE sTEET. head Of Coliseum Place.
+. b. Edwards and Samuel HI. Lewis,
Principals.
VIII prepare pupils to enter the Louisiana State
University. or any other College in America 4
Military discipline with daily drill.
Circulars to 6e had at the School. or at James 4
Gresham's. 80 Camp street. aa2o lop
NEW ORLEANS CONSERVATORY OF
0O.............. .Baronne Street.
This conservatory is conducted after the plan Of
the conservatories of Europe
formation apply to the New Orleans conservsto1J
Of Music, glass box No. 1886, New Orleans, Louis
lana, OK personally at the Conservatory:
THEOPHILCS MASAC. President
RE1HpENCEs-Bishop J. C. Kenner Rev. A. +
Dixon; kev. E. J. Taylor Rev. J. B. A. AhrenG ".
\. Foster, ESQ.,, from Race, Foster \ E I. Merrics
G; r. Bemiss, Es9; Dr.. William h aelcc%be; A
Bank; Joseph Ellison, Esq.,, President Louisiana
Equitable Life Insurance Company; Lloyd B. Cole
man, ESQ.,, President Mechanics and Trsders' In
Hassinger, ESQ; B. NJ. Lusher ESQ; +. Roeder,
ESQ.,, Superintendent; George Forester, ESQ.,, kdi
tor German Gazette. etc.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
Mr Tkeophilus Maeac, professor of history and
philosophy Of music; Mr.. Charles Van Hufnen,
professor of vocal music Miss Carolina zeiss profes
sor of vocal music MI. Edward p. Groenevelt, pro
May, Nay professor @ % Of the piano forte; Miss Eugene
Lemoine professor of the piano forte; Mr Alton.
90 Mari. professor of flute; Mr. Hermann Braun,
professor Of orchestral Instruments Besides IN
efficient number of assistant teachers.
au26 ly
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supreme Court Decisi0n-How it Affects
Utah-Land Register at Natchft0ches.

Utah-Land Register at Natchitoches.
WASHINGTON, April 15-The Supreme
Court rendered an important decision to-
day seriously affecting Utah, and to some
extent all the Territories. In the case OF
Engelbrecht VS.. Clinton, the three judges
of the Supreme Court of Utah had unani-
mously decided that jury summoned by the
mon territorial marshal, was a lawful jury.
But Chief Justice Chase, delivering the
opinion of the Supreme Court, overrules
this decision and held that the jury should
have been summoned by the territorial
marshal
L. H. Burdick has been nominated Reg
ister of the Land Office at Natchitoches,
Louisiana
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MEXICO.

Cor.ina,s Ohicers Consulting for De.
fense-Mexican Camp Broken up In
Texas.
MArAMoRAs. April 15.-Several Of General
Cortinas principal officers &c came in last night
are still in the neighborhood of Reguosa.
No reinforcements from Vera Cruz have
yet arrived:
General Valdese, who was driven from
Piedras Negras by the revolutionists some
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REWARDS.

c1Onn REWARD.-WHEREAs, PRE-.
ClUVV parations v ere made on or about
II e seventeenth instant to burn the buildings OF
G. A. Gorsuch, situated on the corner Of Pitt and
Pension Streets in the Sixth District OF this city
and whereas number of fires have occurred of
late in occupied and unoceupied buildings within
the limits of the said district under circumstances
which show That they were not accidental, the
above reward of $1,000 will be paid for any informa
ton that will convict person or persons Of hav
ing made the aforesaid preparations, or OF setting
fire or causing fire to be set hereafter to any build
lug or buildings within the district aforesaid or
any other part of the city of New Orleans; this
O:er of reward to be in force during the PERIOD OF
six months from this date, after which it is to
cease and be Of no effect.
New Orleans. March 10, 1872. ap5 to
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Hon. P. B. s. Pinchback. James H. Ingraham, J.
Sella Martin James Lewis, and others:
GENTLEMEN-It will give me great pleas
ure to comply with your request to deliver
lecture in New Orleans. Tuesday evening,
at half past seven o'clock, will suit me as
the time, and "Selfmade Men" will be the
subject Of the lecture.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS. .
The lecture will be delivered at Mechan-
of admission fifty cents Proceeds to be
applied to the fund for the liquidation Of
the debt on the homestead of the late Lieu
tenant Governor Dunn. Front seats will
be reserved for ladies.
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Lecture by Frederick Douglass-''Self.
made Men,"

maze Men,"
1t will be seen by the following cores
pondence that Hon. Frederick Douglass,
the eloquent colored orator, will lecure this
evening at halfpast seven o'clock, at the
Mechanics Institute, on "Self-made Men,"
This is the correspondence:
To the Hon. Frederick Douglass:
SIR-We, the undersigned, respectfully
request you to deliver lecture upon such
a subject as you may designate, outside the
political issues, ard at such time as you
may find it convenient to do SO.
P. B. S. Pinohback, James H. Ingraham,
j. Sella Martin, James Lewis,
H. J. Campbell, j. Henri Burch,
A. B. Harris, C. c. Antoine,
George Y. Kelso, j. NJ G. Parker,
A. E. Barber, George Devezan,
w. B. Barrett, james w. Quinn.
H. MahOney and many Others
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The ladies' fair tor St. Joseph's new
church is still being held in st. Joseph's
Hall, corner of Derbigny and Common
streets.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
United STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF FREDERICK SEIP, BANK.
rupt.

WHEREAS, FREDERICK sEIP, OF RAPIDEs
w parish, and district aforesaid. duly de.
clared bankrupt under the act Of Congress OF
March ., 1861 has this day filed in said eGSrs
thereof from al his debts and other claims PROV
able under said act
Notice Is therefore given to a.. creditors who
in interest that the twenty seventh day Of April,
is!2 at II NJ, is assigned for the hearing Of the
sane, and that they may y then and there atteua
Of the said petition should not be granted; assd
further notice is given that the bankrupt wiA un.
dergo an examination before Register Eelogg,
on the twenty.fifth day of April. A. D. 1872, at
II A. NJ, at his office, Customho9se buile:ng.
K. LnEW Deputy Clerk.
CLERKS Office, New Orleans April 2, 1877.
ans 10 II
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BY TEL E GRAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS,
RIVER AND HARBOR BILL PASSED

APPROPRIATIONS FOR LOUISIANA
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THE SOUTHWESTERN EXPOSITION AssoCIA-
TION OF NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA,
Will inaugurate the enterprise for which their inn
mense new building has been erected, in the busl-
ness portion of the city, by GRAND INDUSTRIAL
EXPOSITION of Manufactures, Products and Arts,
commencing WEDNESDAY, May l. 1872, and con-
tiuung until WEDNESDAY, May 22 1872, every day
(sundays excepted) from 9 A. NJ. to 10 P. M. Open
to receive goods April 10, le12 open TO the puphc
from NJ W to Ma %, 1872
Ample preparations have been made for the Sx-
hbition of machine ry in operation, for the display
of manufactures, products and works ofart, and
for the convenience of exhibitors and visitors No
effort or EXPENSE will be spared to make this the
largest and most satisfactory exhibition ever held
in the South.
our building is located in the centre of the city;
is of immense size; it fronts on two of the prn
cpal business streets of the city (st charles anu
Carondelet) and is perfect in its arrangements for
the purpose The Exposition will be held i'll the
most delightful and healthfll season of the year in
this section. 1t will be open both day and nght
and is certain to attract large attendance
To the people of the South, and all interested in
her Industrial development this Exposition offers
an opportunit, never before presented Of seeing,
collected in one mammoth building, grand ana
complete display Of all kinds OF machinery ana I'M
plements house furnishing goods, textile fabr1cs,
The managers as above stated, will spare neither
expense nor labor to render this Exposition both
interesting and valuable to all classes OF the com
munity, and therefore urgently invite all to
Ss SOUTHWESTERN EXPOSITION ASSOCIATION,
mh3l I'm su Th Sa New Orleans, Louisiana.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THE SEhsoS S'GAn FAMfiY AN siiToN
PROFESSOR HILTON, F,.n}hYi RfYiS' DOGS NELSON
DAVIS DOGS, NELSON FAMILY, PROFESSOR
In the spectacular mantle drama,
BLACK CROOk' apl4
0DD FELLOWS HALL.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
GRAND CONCERT,
For the benefit of the
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
Thursday Evening, April 25, at p. Nj.
The grand event of the season.
TICKETS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
POsTPONEMENT.
cTRssI The G9nesrt to be goen by the YOUNG MEMS
ayoidably postponed until THURSDAY, twenty fifth
instant when it will take place and superior pro
gramme will be presented. apl4 1t
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY NOON,
Introduced in
M THE BLACK CROOK,
Magnificent scenery-Elegant Misunderstanding
p, Transformation.
ies"ht "ardrobe-DaZzng Transformation
NJ. - Magnificent Scenery.
D'N"'in9 iran -fOrmatiOn-Magnihcent Scenery
n, Elegant Wardrobe
Character Dances and Comic Songs. ap14
nDD FELLOWS, HALL,
The SECOND OF THE SERIES OF FOUR PARLoR
CONCERTS
Monday Evening. April %.
Nn'D'D CARVED ROSEWOOD CHICF rp1NG
PIANO TO BE GIVEN AWAY.
limited number of single adn,;..;o
sale at dresham's and Blackmar,sa a. ~
ST so each.
Every ticket is numbered er
'A''ef to chance in the drawi As M anil. st.
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CONGRESS-.

DESPERATION OF A MOB.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY NOON,
THE NELSON FAMILY PROFESSOR HILTON,
DAVIS DOGS.
PROFESSOR HILTON DAVIS DOGS, NELSON
FAMILY,
DAVIS DOGS, NELSON FAMILY, PROFESSOR
HILTON.
In the spectacular rom antc drama,
RACK CROOK. ap14
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For the CustOmhOuse $3OO,OOU'


Georgia State Bond Committee
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MACHINERY.
NOVELTY IRON WORKS,
Corner of Dclord and New Levee streets,
WILLIAM GoLDING, PROPRIETOR.
mh9 ly

q. SlMONDS Il CO.,
Nos. 10 Canal, . Crossman and Frest
Streets.
H A RD w A r E,
IRON AND SHIP CHANDLERY,
nails and Castings, Hoop, Sheet and Bar Iron,
Manila and Tarred Cordage, Sail Duck, Plows,
shovels and Spades, Sheet Copper and Zinc,
Anchors and Chains Axes and Hoes Lead Pipe
and Sheet Lead, Paints and Oils, Blocks and Oars
INDIA RUBBER Betting,
Hose Acking, and all supplies necessary for
Railroads, Steamships, Plantations, etc.
Agents for the new patent
ssselfLubricatfng Packinx."
COPPER, TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS WORKER
sep5 ~