Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, December 22, 1882, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWILLAMETTE FARMER : PORTLAND, OREGON, DECEMBER, 22 1882. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Kncriish capitalists re buying up Confeder ate bonds t $3.50 to $9 60 per 81,000. Prof Brash cla.ma that he has a way to lottlc electricity. 55 A Urn mt Toledo. Ohio, caused a loss of I660,000. I The depot of Manhattan Branch railrmi!, with 60 cars and 10 engines, burned the other !hy. Loss, $500,000. A fire in the palace of Hampton Court de- troved many valuable things, works of art. tc., in several rooms. The sixth annual meeting of trotting horse breeders was lately held in New York. The Union Pacific mad earned 25.000.000 ' xiu the past ten months to Novemberl. 1 The Idaho Legislature convened and organ ized the council against the Mormon members 4by 8 to 4, but in the house there is a tie be tween tne Mormons ana uentieis ana tney cannot organize. Cant. Meirv. of San Francisco, is in Wash. ington, working for the Kicaugura canal. He contradicts Blaine's statements. Two arrests have been made in Dublin for the Cavendish murder, and detectives think they have unravelled the mystery. A man "named Westgate has been brought from Jamaica who asserts that he was one of the murderers. Gladstone reigns as Chancellor of the Exchequer for England. tThe murderers of the Joyce family, in Ire nd, have been hanged. There is great distress in West Ireland, ;which the government determines shall be relieved only ly othciil elloits. Lord Derbv thinks the way to make Ireland peaceable will be to spend some millons to encourage emigration. The new tar ill bill will be in shape early in the new year. S"Ome democratic members complain thit .Unle the commission makes uecping reductions of 30 fo CO per cent, it villi a fill lin n ifittm t 1 tru tonfT inil tit r fi ri 'imnuiouu , ;jwh.vwii. miiu " vn . j aa v, f-jffuniappy. The Civil Sern'ce bill of Senator 1'endltton occupies the nate. lhe lull provides b r the equalizitiim of appointments between tlie States and between the political parties. i The Pott office D. partmeut calls for 543- 000,000 appropiiations for the year to come. O.U1B la u nine lln Liuiil 1UI kma jcui. vai Koine service is greatly reduced. Sixteen of the 38 States pay their own pos tal bills ami the Dins oi an tne rest. Reagan, of Taxes, opposes reduction post age because the postal cards fully answer that nd, he says. j The President nominated an Ohio man agent at the Umitilla Hiservation, because they thought it was in a Territory, but Mr. George uudeceived them. A man who lived at Honolulu is in the almshouse at S.ilem, Mass , alllictcd with lep rosy. Lot M. Morrill, governor and senator many years in Maine, is dying. Certain sharp persons have put up big jobs ou Vanderbilt, and have bled him to the tune of millions. ; Some House Democrats are determined to make troublo for land grant railroads. r? A house known to contain papers that will fi be heavy evidence in Star Route ca-es was set f autre in , ashirgton. iney wish to Durn the .evidence. " V'corlie?, of Indiana, in his speech in the Senate, calls the. interest Republicans now take in Oivil Service Reform Death-bed re pentance. S Henry Ward Beecher testifies before a Sen- pate Committee that, in his opinion, if lung. headed men speculated in futures of grain, it should not be considered immoral. The House Committee on Naval Affairs will uot recommend the building of war cruisers. v Post offices discontinued s Ciowlcy, Polk oounty; Maringo, Columbia county; Mayview, Garfield county. Appointed postmasters: D. C Saling, BUIston; Emmet Jones, Brooks; IVV, K. Wilcox, ISuena Vista; 11. r. JNewman, fjeoria; H. B. Miller, Millers. The freight house and elevator at Kansas My, with 70,000 bushels of grain, burned lately. A Ru'sian captain who is up to Arctic trav- 41 says DeLong's death and failure was due to J the death of the dogs. Ignorance of the realm I of dogs caused the death of them all, ' i The Dublin police are trying to ferret out the Phoenix Park murderers, but without much success. The Governor of Idaho, in his annual mes sage, gives a scorching denunciation of Mor nionism. Nearly half the legislature are -Mormons. There is prospect for a bill to pass Congress revolting the purchase and register of foreign iuilt ship, t restore tho supremacy of our commerce. A disaster prevents connection of roads be tween San Francisco and New Orleans, but it ill be perfected by the middle of January. , Co'd weather has unfavorably affected win. ter wheat iu Kansas. A great'fire iu Canton, China, burned 800 nouses. Many lives were destroyed and great plundering was done. . Claus Spreckles is able to tell sugar 2 cents cheaper than they can at the East, hut he aells it 2 cents dearer quite a difference. & The Japaueso government is sending labor ers, after fashion of Chinese coolies, to the JSandwich Islands. The next Congress will give the Democrats 191 members, Republicans 119, Indepeudeuts 5, Greenbacks 2, Readjusters C. Democrats will have S majority over all. Parnell thinka if England sends immigrants from Ireland to America, they should be fur nished with homes aud land and means to live until they oan raise a crop. ' DeLesseps says he will have the Panama canal open for business in 1883. He says all things go along well. A railroad collision, 30 miles east of Cincin nati, killed two persons. Col. O. W. Schofield, brother of Gen. Scho field, committed suicide. Godlove Ortb, Congressman fromTndiana, is dead. New York is excited over the prospect of luring a p asion play performed there. The ahurcHea denounce it. The police will stop it. $ It is thought the Civil Service Reform bill will piss the Senate this week. J After March 4th, the Senate will be cloae with tbe rnSog influence in the hands of the Virginia Readjusters. Dortey proves that he was an adviser of Garfield V, but facta prove that Garfield never took his advice. i Colorado is having a lively tight over tbe Senatortbip. The New York Time goes after Pope, of 'i California, for hia river and harbor record. Pest Whittier baa just celebrated his 75th birthday, The National Agricultural Convention baa listened to an address, concerning the nperi- oilty of (Ttpcratea fruit over urua truit. The newly elected delegate from Wyoming is said to be friendly to the Mormons. A terrible fire almost destroyed the city of Kingston. Jamaica, one of the largest in the West Indies. Commander Crownlngshield, of the Navy, sivs the Nicanagna canal will save 810,000, 000 annually to the United Statea if com pleted. Cetawayo is again installed as King of his old dominions in Southern Africa. A railroad conference held in New York has decided that no more railroads shall be built in the Northwest. Ex-Senator Spencer, who is wanted as a witness in the Star Route cases, has gone to Canada to avoid it. It is said that in Dakota speculators have built shantier on public lands to make people believe they are taken by pre-emption. An international street railroad association is formed in New York, between street rail- road companies in Canada and the United Statea. The West Side street railway of Chicago intend using electricity as a motor inside oi year. ' Chippewa Indians are at Washington to protest against taking their lands away. Gladstone, the English premier, has been in public life over fifty years. The Argentine Republic has taken possses- sion of Brazilian territory and put its army on a war footing, and there is possibility of war. President Arthur "sat down on" Don Cam eron the other day, when he le fused to an point a man to office at his request. The fall elections are bearing fruit. Cameron's en dorsement don't go as far as it did. Senator Pendleton has made a great speech in favor of Civil Service Reform, that led to a strong debate. Sugar refiners and others, benefited by pro tective tariff", are becoming verv anxious, for fear Congress u ill annul the tariff this session. The dair men of California have held a convention; 33 signed the constitution. They want the legiljture to prevent the manufac ture ot clconnrgirine from mixing butter with it, and putting it up to represent fresh rolls. Christine Nilsson, the great singer, made her first appearance in ban Francisco with Mr. and Mrs. Campbell as otherwise Mar quis of Lome and Princess Louiso as part of the audience. Ed sou's electric light is said to bo a failure practically. .Free Sunday concerts are stopped in New ark, New Jersey. Sixty buildings burned at Newark, Ark. Trouble is anticipated with the Uto In dims. One of them killed a po.icemau at Silt Lake City. The S"preme Court is considering the cases from California where railroads refuse to pay taxes lev it d by the State. Charles Francis Adams, Jr., says Union Pa cific stock Ins great value. Gormen Blackburn, of Ky., has pardoned l,fi00 criminals, and has remitted $2,000,000 of fines, and the Legislature is inquiring about it. At Creston, Iowa, AuguBt Nast died from eating diseased pork. The unhappy Scovilles have made up to live together, and the insanity case against Airs a. is hushed up. Nine escaped jail birds are creating a reign of terror at Picasanton, Texas. At Baltimore a Chinese gambling house ia broken up proved to ba a regular "hell." Maske 1 men robbed the office of a copper mine in New Mexico. The House of Congress refused to adjourn for the holidays, and t en went off and left it without a quorum. Buncome. The tobacco trade is at a standstill for fear of change in the tobacco tax. Democrats don't like tho New Tariff Com mission bill. They say it means protection all through. What the tariff on wool shou d be is a ques tion that seems not to be easily decided. ThoSuireme Court on appeal in the case of General Curtis, convicted ot levying assess ments when he was an U. S. ofl.cial, sustains the lower count. The British ship Lennox, loaded with coa for San Francisco, burned at sea; all hands rescued by ship St. Nicholas. STATE TERRITORIAL NEWS Herman HenrickBen, aged 25, was drowned at the mouth ofthe Willamette. Oswald Seifert, of Corvallis, has discovered a new motive power he calls vacuum motive power. The power is furnished by atmos pheric pressure. MiBs Carter, of Antelope Post-office, Wasco county, is charged with stealing bracelets from the mails. The bark Elsimore, eight months from New York, finds her cargo much damaged on the long voyage. The or shops of the N. P. R. R., at Ta coma, are to be removed to Portland, and workmen have been notified thereof. Over 3,000,000 has been spent in improve ments ot Portland and its suburbs tbe v ear now ending. The renia'iis of John Dennick, who was drowned near Corvallis last June, have been lately found. The Oregon Improvement Co. has had to add one-half to its wharf room at Seattle. Mill Creek Flume and Manufacturing Com pany, at Walla Walla, lost $2.1,000 by the high water; buildings tarried off, dam and flume injured. Henry Dalpke. near Weston, was drowned and his cabin carried off by the flood. Tom Gilbert, an Indian, will be tried in January for killing Wapato Dave, in Polk county. Peter Monison, clerk at Norton House, died from an overdose of morphine. 'Dick the driver," a notorious rough, was expedited out ot this world at Weeksville, on tbe N 1. K. K., the preterit terminus ot construction. He had robbed a man who lay under a fallen barn of 300 while he was be ing rescued. W. A. Tefft, aged 21, committed suicide at Kalama. There are six cases of confluent small pox at Weeksville. The diseasn came from Missoula. A. Wechenheimer, formerly of Harriiburg, Linn county, ia under three indictrntnti for perjury before the U. S. Dittnct C urt. A plan to break jail at Portland was lately frustrated. Tbe pews of the Congregational Church, Portland, have sold (or 13,200, and there are "are a few more left." A competent mechanic says tbe vacuum motor, recently invented here, is sure to prove a failure, because it claims to be per petual motion. Mrs. Van Datrme. who waa shot in August by her huabtnd, on tbe East Side, is sure to die. TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF FARMS Near Willamette River, ft miles North of Salem. THE ABOVE CONSIST OF VALUABLE FARMS, well Improved ami under it nd cuHhatton. and Includes Eerllrnt What Land, Thr Brl of Hop Land, and is all (mmI tKnrntlnjr Land It ti favorably s'tuated, belli within Ave milts of Salem and close to the illamet te rb er. I will nell it at a bargain in one body, or In lots to suit on libejal term. pplv to dco22tf THOMAS CROS, Silem Oreron. Pure Bred Berkshire Swine IMPORTED STOCK MV BOAR OAK ROF WAS BROUC1HT from England and hit dam was a famous prize winner. I have fine pig on hand and ready for Bale. Alio I have the best breeds of Imported Poland China Bwlnr. Imported from the best Eastern herd. My aowa vUl ae pig next Fpring. THOMAS CROSS, dec22tt Salem, Oregon. Spanish Merino Sheep I OFFER A FEW TIIOROUOIinREn MERINO FOR mIq. I Inlte correeponde ncc or III he glad to how cui'omers my farm on Mill creek, 5 miles south of Salem. THOMAS CROSS, Salem, Orciroh. II. E. Dosch. bee that our lradeMarn "TIIEIJObS' and A. S. & CO., Is in etry ia!r. Evet'ij I'aiv Guaranteed. janlmS AWN', LLINQ & CO. JOS. WAGNER & CO., 21 .North trout Hire-tff I'orllaiid. Or. Manufacturers and Iea'er8 In French Burr Mill Stones AND PORTABLE MILLS, guaHlnir, ;rnrlnu, Pulllra. nn! nil Special Iron Work for FIiiiiiIiik Jllll". L Sawing Made Easy. I0SARCB LUrHMSQ .lathe ehtaptti aad bent. A hnr itxteen Tears old urn saw logatui and easy iwstal forrnanrauxi Cauloaw Ljootaujojr lyrnnra Els and fnll particulars. AOENXS WANTED. Saaank lij(hulaf law 0. , IU Baadelaa St. , Ohieafa. Sent on till iriai Just Open. Complete Stock. J. D. RUSH, D JIUGGIST. "VT C9 KllM 'r.f rnriliuid, Ortj;oii J I'rtbciij tions uireftilly coinpuunde 1, day or night. I'atronJjfe of Via public -o klttd, iti2ui'S JEFFERSON HOTEL. Corner First and Jtfferson fctrcet. PORTLAND, - OREGON f pIIE OLD "NARROW flAflUE" HOUSE. NEW X mangeixent. Ittlhttd and rtfurnUluxl In trofxl shape. TLle nupplitd with the bot i the market. AN OFFER TO FARMERS. I tmelntentfdaSelf Supp..rtin Board rence.needs no posts, tan be made in the ham n rainy d y. cott SO ttia toilets tlun pout and board fencta. It U n t patented, but for SOcent 1 will sen I iLLiiinuii'ii Knsct tHEATiSB ttlllng h- w toiiHke it, and ONKo the foN lowii g t'leoiluiii.. l.t, a one foot boxwiaul pocket rule, 2d Ktndall' llor-a Book, 100 pdi.,3i lllu.tration'. 8.1, one package of Sugar Troujli tiourd, Acme T unto, 1'riee Head Leutite, trben4, I'hlot, t all the a bo re for 60 cents. Addrew, WALDO K hlluWN dveii &t I ox 75, Oxfcrd, O. TANGENT NURSERY. II. W. .Settleiiiirc, I'mprhitor. Hlarlr.l IU7..-3U Years n .Niir.rrjiiinn, A LL, 80IITS A. I'M HI I. IIUMHUTIL ami Ml I III: Trees, Vines and Shrubbery. aWStnd to Tsn;ent, Orey 1, '" I-rUe ll.t and des criptive ca alous. de l&tf WOODBURN NURSER1. J. II KETTI.EHIF.il. I It OP. J" EEP3 A FULL STOCK OF FRUIT, SHADE, ORNAMENTAL, AND NUT TREES. Ttcas and Shrubbery at Ten low rate. No iie-.ts on tree, stolen are ruining hi many ttes m this Coaai. TB.Scnd for CaUtioapie. F. S. AVIn. lien Selllnr. 9 !S WuiwriU''HflaBNliHaMBBBBl S!fN4aLIlSHV Eh g If wjMjriilK?jrejBaaj HHB(Bg4jgnaaB)BB JLalaV' Jc9y v JOHN CRAN & CO., SPECIAL OPENING OF ... Colored Dress Goods, Silk Vel vets and Plushes. We m dlplv THIS WEEK a choice assort ment of the NEWEST steles In Silks and Woolen DRESS MATERIALS, and call especial attention to the following lines which we show In the most desirable shades and colors, with buttons and Trimmings to match: COBDETTK CLOTHS, 81 KAn sriTINGH, DRAP lK CRODR, ILIXMIVATKD RIEOKS, JER8KY 8CITIMfl8, BILLIARD CLOTHS, FANCY COMBINATION 8I7ITINS8, SCOTCn PLAD8, ETC. Silk Department. In this Department we .how a rery larjre and choice assortment of Colored Velvets and Plushes. OTTOMAN SILKS, In Black and Colored, the Latest Novelty, JOHNCRftF&CO., oct20m3 Pl JUST TO REMIND YOU THAT . . CHRISTMAS IS NEAR ! We :lie a pirtl it list of TKESENTS anltab'o tor any age, relation, "r condition of Friend. hip. Ringp, Watches. Lockets, Necklaces. Watch Charms, Lleeve Buttons, Studs, Pins, Clocks, Bracelets, Scarf Pins. Opera Glasses. Vest Chains, Napkin Rings, Silver Table Ware, Knives, Forks, Card Receivers, Spoons, Jewel and Card Cases. Till: L4.ltfiF.hT 8TU4K OF TIIF. AIIOli: TO UK FOHM IV BAI.MI, AT F. D. M'DOWELLS, COMMMtCIAL STKEET, - - SALEM, OIIEG0N. OLDS & KINC, OUR STOCK OP FALL AND WINTER GOOOS Is now complete and Second to none in the city in quali ty and quantity. The Stock has been select ed with great care from the BEST MARKETS, And embraces everything in the line of IRY OOOOS AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Our prices are always as low as the lowest. Samples sent on application, and ORDERS Carefully and promptly filled. OLDS & KING, Vo. I8S Flral St., brl. Taylor A Yamhill, octl3m3 SEEDS, SEEDS, H. HANSON, TO. 82 FRONT STKKET, (NEAIt OAK,) PORT LH land, Oregon, keep all klndi of Garden, llelil. Flimrr. Until. Trre Hceil and tlrass ved, Curden lni)lciniit. Also a complcto BH-tortmetit of Ornamental Treea, Kliriililirry, llo.c, F.rer- Krei n, t.ir X3-SPF.CIAL IIATE.S TO DEAI.KIW. Peed Store and olflce Numltcr 82 Front street near Oak, I'ortUnd, Oregon. dec 1 1116 TREE SEEDS. WE CAV SUPI'LV IS QUANTITIES TO SUIT IMura. Pencil, and flurry Pit. Apple. I'oar and ijulnrc Seul AIo all kin J. of Fruit 'Irees Cur rjnU. Ooo'ierrles. tc. Aspirairus roots, fine 8'3car old ut 'i nr 1(M Mll.l.KH 1 lltl i.l nlecJt uor. rronl anu laior ns , rorudiiu Oregon & Washington Mortgage Savings Bank of Oregon. FlltVT MIIOVAI. ItlMi. OF MALF.M. CITV OF HlLF.W'ri 4'OI'it 'tlITOL JIIIM. Aii:nifi HoitT.Kiti.i: iiiiii'tM', or I.IHMII ItC, MllltlMI rO PKKVKNT liioameiil ne to our cu.t'imerl on ace unt of thertcent cli.ntce, ifrmll m t-j nay tlwt tin. Dundee Mort.e Ooiuiaiiv l fcxotUnd, haa no coniMctl n Hh.tevir ami ntvir h.d, with any (f the a4,e lu.Ututlons, all cf uhkh are under lay pi nLrernent The AMKRIC4S JIOItTOAOK COlll'AS'V, and the MURIUAUh nAM.V(M HANK, I14V aliroeut ivu,iMuio 1.0 in iriiN uoitn. K.r.H, t my clllcu lu h4ilu.' Link Hull in '5 ''"t Street, w tr I rhall be triad t" rei-lvd uppllcatlons for mortAi'e loans and int-et ol 1 irleml WILLIAM REID. P. O Drser No au. NORTHWEST NEWS. IT HAS liKKN I'KcFl)Hi nV TIIK MANAOr. mtnt U announce .liivtlt tha 1111: MikiuniM m.ii lllsi'iar Moi.dtt n-orn if, J utry 1 ls2 ATIIA COLK Jr. Msnsirer Grade Jersey Bull for Sale. I HAVE A VERV FINK (RAiK(Ont lial1) JfcRSEV II II, "ne jear old vtblch I orfer f r tale Call at toy (due. tlir.e fourths ot a mile ra.t ot feuu Iomd. Asyium, ba cm, or addrtu tot rtieuUri. ijIxtkr hfliis, dec :t tUlcm, Oreii. PORTLAND CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. 204 806 Fourth Street, Portlautd, Oregon. 'JVaassLELtaVassssssssssssssssssssaBasfciaTSMaBSBSslC 5lk I'DMMKJ'yv aHirlrZlSiS 4 il 1 VT X JJ " 'sjJ.iMsssssaassssssssssy jT VfBMaasaaaiBBBVB fcw IbbbbbbbbbbbbbI Builders of Fine Carriages of Every Description. Repairing' In all Ettrj Department filled irilh Urst-clats workmen, and notlilnc: but tht best work allowed to leave the hot "x The Portland Carriage manufactory ii the only lnititutlon of its kind In Portland. Buct'i Phaetoci, Carrtaires. an J eiery cJaai of work turned out to order and tatlafactton guaranteed Portland Carriage Manufactory. SPORTSMEN'S fflii'ja J.WILLIAM BECK & SON IMPORTERS AND GunsRifles, Revolvers BEfjTyi sasaBSaliLLBWBBBBBBW ITAZAIiD'S SPOllTIXG ANI BLASTING rOWJDEBf AOENCY FOR TIIK OKI.EI1I1ATKI) I1AKFU HOUI1I E AND TI1RKE IIAUII1.I. OUN L'OMHINED. 16J A IsjSrriiinI Kl., Ilrl. Morrison mill I11111I11II rorlland, iriton. tir fou Tilt: GOTO GEO. PHOTOGRAPHIC PARLORS, I'or Flral anil Tnj lor .sir. rl, rorlluuil. Or. PRICES, VERY REASONABLE. FARM MACHINERY. THE J. I. S'AHF. I'LOWH. We are the sole ngnte lor Orcjron and Wa.hlntoi, Territory nf Uie cekbraUd J. I CASE PLOWS, "TRIUMPH" SEhDKKS and DltlLLH, tudraker Farm end M'ltIM! WAdliNB, J I. Case Traction Hnrlna PorUblo Kut-lncH, Engines on bklds, and binirle or doublt Saw Mills Call and see us or urltotor Cataloguaa. bTAVElt ii WALKER, Front ht , foot of Salmon, I'ortland. D. W. PRENTICE & CO., . ..THE 107 FIRST PORTLAND, - MAKE HENS mmenteiy valuable Nothlnf on eartn will mate lieni nu to 1 pint iiMNi. mw everywhere, or Mat by auuinrttitier-iampf. x. d.joujk w ( tM9tvm,u Portland Carriage Factory. Between Front and First Strict, on Yamhill, 1'ortland. VT. VT. ESFEV, TH IIETrLR 1'ItEI'AIlF.ll HAN Kl Kit liFJOUE AMI OI'fNS THE HI'IIINO SFAhON OF IWa FULLT equipped with the lie skilled Ubor procurable at the Ett and the beat maU rial found In the world, It manufacture every thliilf in t line of Buggies, Carriages, Pheatons, Webfoot Dog Carts, Light Speed Wagons, Light and Heavy Buck Boards, Ileitrr Sw.:on, 8lde Him and While (1iifl Ws'Ons, Rprln snd Thorouvhhruc mall wioria, tho Keriey (taok, Truck., Drays ami lltllrery VWiront, Hotel Wxrons, etc , built of tin best haattrn material Uri(t snd bel facilities of sny sboji on tbe I'jeiflc (Vul and (ruarsntt-e cvtry srllcle of ot,r work, slid rhe-11 that cannot ba) be bait by any dealer and man lecturer Write to mo fo' anrthinir you want ami oMniare with any of a competitors and be eomlneed . W. IaI'I.I, lluz S3i, I'urtlnml, orfgon. Crlo ti teJ. 7l I lMsiaisl CJsilMMMs'-fSaaK ' jpty-' tlisBsaaC-ji,y.HBMaaM tLuin- WL' fiVsaVBHsaVp JsaaBBBBllsBffsl IU branches. EMPORIUM. DEALERS IN and Fishing Tackle, wkv hot tm W.DAVIES" Thr THIIIMril HKEIIEHH and IIKIIXH. LEADING. STREET, - OREGON. LAY An Vnariuti Vftertnarv flornnn and CTunyt. howtraTellnir In tlilioounUj.iayiUiAtmaei of the Hone and Cattle I'imden told net rowoniiUaiirtuih. He iari that UlMiideaii c-imditifiia I'owilera are aUoluteJr oare bmA lay like Hiierkian I ixmamon rwwnen. imnhi, i uufrB . F. POWERS, Kirn'rem-iKis, lai-oaraa itu joaaaa or FURNITORE, ltMlliiiK, CuriH'ts, luicr Hang. lug, Stovi'H, and Crockery andGlassware. 8ieaw Factory -Water Street, between Mottoaaet7 uhI Huiisoa. HtreeU Warehouse laa and IU First soil IM hecoud fUreeU rOBTLAMO, ' ltE't Sepett 11 n VI a n