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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-27
ALEXANDRIA:
SGTURD.iI,, DECEHBER 81. 1917
FROM ouR CoRREspoNDEHT AT WASH
INGTON.
Thursday, December g, 1877.

Thursday, december .. 1917.
1t was expected that the bill providing
for tie surviving officers and soldiers,
mariners and marines of the revolutiODa-
~ war, would, after all the discussion it
had received, and all the talk it'had gwen
rise to for SO MANY days, have had no
thing further to Undergo than the mere
form Of being read third time and pass
ing. Yesterday, however, when it was
brought up for those operations, new
obstruction was thrown in its way, in the
shape Of motion, made by Mr. Lowndes,
to recommit it. with instructions to limit
its provisions to those who had enlisted
for three years and who did not desert,
and to those officers only who continued
to serve till the war was over
This motion gave rise to sort OF de-
bate, or rather desultory, snip-snap con-
versation, which consumed the greater
part of The day, and terminated in the re-
lection of the motion. General Smith.
General Bloomfield, Mr.. Edwards, Mr..
Comstock, and Mr.. Johnson of Kentucky,
opposed it-Mr. Johnson displaying, as
he usual does when requisite, much AMI
nation and warm beuevolence. Had this
amendment taken place, many Of that
very meritOrious corps called The Flying
Camp. would have been ousted of the
benetactions they we'll deserved-and all
those who were engaged in the capture OF
Lord CORVALLIS. at Yorktown. which
put an end to further military operations,
and who, in consequence OF thei' being
no longer wanted, retired before the sig
nature of the treaty of peace. would be
excluded from all participation in the be-
neGts OF the bill.
The bill renting the duties on the
picture presented by MIR. West to the
Pennsylvania Hospital, was passed una
nimously. Mr.. Newton made a short
but handsome speech on The occasion.
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GelC- York. Dec. %.


The post Chaise from Philadelphia al
rived at Powics Hook about quarter
past six o'clock on Saturday evening last.
The persons employed in the steam boat
refusing to come over, the passengers en-
gagged a small boat, with the exception Of
Mr.. Polk, OF the United States navy,
and his lady, who renaipcd at the Hook.
On the passage over, the sloop Armenia,
captain Palm, Of Poug hkeepsie, in going
in stays, ran on board the boat, and in.
.tantly capsized her. The following gen.
tlemen passengers were saved with diff
Guilty from watcry grave:
Mr.. Nicholas Gouyerneur, Of n. York /;
Jehn Baibi, OF do. /; William r. Swift, Of
Baltimore; ia. Conoyer, Of the United
States navy; Baron Won Kaufman, Of
Germany.
One elderly gentleman, Of a very re-
putable appearance and department,
name unknown,' was drowned. The
passengers baggage was mostly lost, to
getner with SIS ,0C0 in specie.
Since a,certained TO be Mr.. Francis
Lyman, merchant Of the city-a Iative
of Sheffield, England. His body was yes.
terday taken up and conveyed to his
house in Dey-st Get, for interment.
is very much to be regretted that
proper means weie not used to restore
M. LYMAN, as lie was living some time
AFTER he was taken out Of the water The
sudden di,peusation Of Providence has
deprived an amiab!e family Of one OF the
6est ct fathers, and the community of 4
valuable member. Ii will afford some
satisfaction to those abb Dad doing business
vii Mr.. l.. to learn, that in MS pocket
vas found $4,000 dollars in bills, which
were not even wet.
The subscription for the relief Of the
sulferels by tie late fire at st. Johns. a.
mounts, alre-dy, to about 5000 dollars
We understand an application i'as been
made to Mr. Bsgot, the British Minister,
for emission to lead an American YES
| sci a: this port, with provisions, &c. for
the distressed al the abye place, ard
there is no deaht Of its success.
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the 9Th Of November, rs rnll,N.; Ar
order has Just been communal a'eI to ne:
that American vessels are hencelrrwa' d
to pay a tonnage duty of ole dollar per
ton in all he ports Of Spain. Of which !
will pass YOU q c0mInunic atlpn.
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ALBANY, N. I. Dec. 9.
THE hLBINESS.

THE ALBINESs.
We took an early opportunity yester.
day morning to visit the cel"bra.ed Al
biness, whe has recently arrived in this
city from England via Canada, and were
gratihed at finding large circle Of ladies'
and gentlemen already assembled at her
room. Her department was uncommon
ly correct, without either a timidity that
would have been inconsistent with her
pursuit, or any improper forwardness
that might render her an object Of dis
gust.
Her features cannot be called beauti-
ful but her complexion is ef the most
transparent purity, though its appear
ance is certainly unnatural. Her hair is
Of the brightest fax col ur, resembling
tresses of fine floating silk. and falls over
her shoulder in the most luxu;iant folds.
Her eyes are of bright pink COLOUR
They have tremulous motion Of which
she IS herself unconscious, and vary their
hues as she changes her position and re-
celves the reelection Of lisht--iIow the
phenomenon is to be explained, we leave
for our medical and philosophical friends.
We can only say that We regarded II
with singular curiosity. She states that
there are six children Of the family, three
OF which have dark hair and eyes, and
the eyes, complexion and hair Of the @
Their two, are like her own.
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From the Nat. EteN;gencer, Dec. IS.

From the Nat. lnteNigencer, Dec. IS.
We tclicitate our fellow-ci.izens that,
on thi, holy aud festive day, We Car an
nounce the pleasing Information Of tie
passage, in the House OF Representatives,
of the bill to redeem part Of the nation
al obligation to the survivors of the revo-
lutiOnary warriors, who need the sustain
ing arm Of the government! Tor their sup
port.
The bill, as it has finally passed, pro-
,iIes that every commissioned AID
non. commissioned officer, musician, ma
riner, marine, sOd private soldier, who
served in the revolutionary war, in any
of the regiments raised by the authority
of congress, or Of any Of the states, or in
toe navy Of either Of the states or of the
United States, previous to the treaty Of
peace with Great b tain, Of Sd Septem-
Der, 1888, who are yet citizens OF the U.
States, and are, or who hereafter shall be
reduced to Indulgence, and incapable of
procuring subsistence, and who shall have
substantistcd his incapacity In the man
ner by the bill directed, shall receive a
pension from tie United States; if an Of.
ficer, of twenty dollars per month, during
lite If non-columssionsd officer, mu-
stefan, mariner, marine or private soldier,
Of Gig dollars per month, during life,
&C." The bill has yet to pass the erdc-
al of the Senate.
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GALVEZToN AND AMELIA.
OFFICIAL PAPERS.

Selections from the documents trans
mitted 10 the House of Representa-
tires Of the United States By the
President.
TcoNrIxrEp
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nn-m'ca'H f., fhr Baltimore ht":r'
Amc,ican Consulate. Liverpool.
God October, 1917.

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Amc,ican Consulate. Liverpool.
God October, 1917.
S1R-!t 50 frequently harrens that u
lcrmalitics in The 1oEacco Maaifcsts
or vessels arriving AZ 'hiS p"ti. have o.,
casioneJ great hoes, Decay. eyi cnse AM
owners as 20 the owners g! the c3;gGcs.
h-g leave IL submit 70 ~ou lie prop'iety
IF afiyiag Tie enclosed notice in some
consmcuou. part Of your etice, for the
information Of those Hho nay be ir-any
way interested in shipments Of Tobacco
from your port TO this, recommending lie
strictest adherence to what's prescribed.
! have the honor to be. with much re-
sBect, your most obrdient servant,
JAMES MAURY,
Consul Of the L. s. for Livcrpool, &c.
The Collector Of tile Customs, baltimore.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF TOBACCO To
EHcLAHD.
In The title Of the Manifest should lie
inserted the number Of llossheads or
Packages on board, in ,rords al fal,
where laden, names and surnameS OF the
Master, name of the Vessel, P,rt where
or ned, her built Tonnage, whence from,
whittier brund, number Of mel na,yated
by. and that three igurths vi them are A.
merican citizens.
Then should follow, in distinct and Sc.
parate columns, the Mark, Number, Tare
aud Nett weight Of each HVg:head or
Package, with the names Of TIE Shippers
and COnsignees.
The Oath Of the Master to the truth Of
the Manifest must be endorsed thereon;
repeating the name of lie Vessel, where
owned, where laden, the whole number
Of Hogsheads or Packages taken on board
and declare that the Mark, Number
and Nett weights Of each Hcgshead or
Package are correct.
The Oath is 10 be made before the BIZ
fish Consul, il any at the Port or near it;
if none, then before the chief Officer or
Magistrate of the place in which latter
case, there mist be furnished a cei ,ihCate
from some person duly authorised, sta
ting that there was no British Consul at
that time either at or near that Port.
In two instances, The Oaths to the Ma
niIests have not been admitted. because
the words qualified to were used Instead
Of s.r0rR 10.
In Tobacco Manilests for this place,
the most exact adherence to the forego-
ing is particularly recommended by
JAMES M5URY,
Consul Of the L. S. for Liverpool, &c.
Consulate OF the Uri;cd statcs,1
Live pool, 22d October, 1917.
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OF AMELIA ISLAND.

.Ir. M'IatoSh to Mr.. CrGyYard.
The Refuge. near Jefferson, /
SC.o,u:o not GA
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The New-York National Advocate of
the ed instant contains letter from
John Williams, IAN American ci'izenl
addressed to hi. sister in New-York,
dated at Staten Island, Dec. 9Th, 1917,
in which he represents himself as being
on board IL b IA. ship Esk, lying at the
Island, having been impressed.
The editor of the Advocate proceeds
to safe, that in consequence of the in
formation contained in the letter and O.
ther testimony, the recorder of the city
had issued writ Of HaLeas Corpus ~
sanst captain I.enox. commander Of the
Elk, copy of which was served on him
the 10th instsnt; on the 18th no return
vas made to The writ, ard the Esk pro.
aeeded to sea with the man on board, no
further attempt being made by airy of The
constituted authorities at New.York to
modest the British captain, Or to relieve
the impressed American seaman.
Federal Gazette.
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APPOINTMENTS,

APPOINTMENTS,
By the President. ,rith The consent Of the
Senate.
ROBERT SrAxARD, OF Virginia, attDr-
ney of the United States for the district
Of Virginia.
GEORGE G.. BARRELi, of MasSachu-
sets, consul Of the Unitcd States at Ma
laga.
JeHs WILLIAMS WALKEH. secretary
Of the Alabama territory. Nat. Int.
Iii mentioned in a Bordeaux article
OF the 9Th November that Resnault st.
Jean de AnseIy, WHO had left this ccun-
Try Tor Holland, had Ueen arrested al
Hessinsue, where he had just landed.
a Paris paper of ,he sofa Oc,sbcr
gives the singular iUiormatioa ti'at leaves
Uf bread have been fouad in tie ruins Of
the Hesca!aneum, still bearing the bakers
stamp.
Tie rumor thet the Ottoman Porte had
agreed to deliver up 10 Russia the Ser
Wan chief whs murdered CZe'ney
Georges i. coniir.aed by an article from
Uim. Bait. PARROT.
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From tie ". /. Com. .ddrertissr, Dec. Is.
COMMERCIAL INFORMATION.
fine American consu! at Malaga writes
TO his friend at Gibraltar, under date o,
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Mrs. Haskins,

Ed ESPECTFyLLY informs the ladie.
III Of Alexandria, that she has just re,
ceiysd and opened at her store on Fair
ak, few doors above King-street, al
elegant assortment OF
MitLensry and Fancy Goods,
consisting of white chip and Leghorr
Straws, plain and common satin and silk
Bonnets, ParasOls, Lenoes, &c. Also
ladies' COrsets and Dresses made.
Just received from Philadelphia, az
elegant assortment OF Laces, consisting
Of Collaretts, Spencers, Handkerchief
black lace Shawls. Turbans.
And expects in few days from Bes
ton, a handsome assortment OF straw
Hats May S st
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ALEXANDRIA,:
/. SATURDAY., My 8, 1917.

The European journals inform US that
the great capital Of the Muscovite empire
Moscow was, during the last winter,
so formidably invested by armies Of
. RUGGED RUSSIAN BEARS" that the in.
habitants were compelled to encounter
them in regular military form-to make
sorties upon the growing besiegers, and
to bring train of artillery in full force
against them. This is the second time
that splendid city has been attacked by
the ferine kind before, by Bonaparte
at the head Of his apes-and now by the
hairy warriors Of the woods. The former
was foreign invasion-the latter civil
war, and an instruction OF the LIBERTY
BEARS against the LOYAL Bruins. On
which side our party papers in this coun.
try will range themselves on this occasion
Tor it would be no TO. ign Instruction il
WE, on this side of the Atlantic, did not
intermediate with it, it is not difficult to
Eforesee--the democratic advocates and
patriots will OF course be in favor of the
besiegers without the walls, and we and
our colleagues tor the Ioyalists and lesi-
Inmates within. No doubt there are some
amongst US who will be rather puzzled for
a time now to de :ide ;--whether In their
admiration Of THE vIRTUoUs ALRXAN-
DER, they shall throw their weight into
the scale with the Bruins, or for the sake
OF consistency in appearance, and in con-
geniality OF feeling, take part with the
shaggy malcententS and rally round the
standard of patriotic insurrection.-As
the latter however, are said 70 have had
the worst Of it, and their plans have been
SO far Disconnected that not more than
! six hundred Of them remained to keep
Moscow in check, it is probable their de-
tmOcrahC friends here, despairing of their
cause, will make a virtue of necessity,
and be ready to put about and offer their
congratulations to their vIRTuous ALEX
AMBER on his so happily quel!ing the in.
Isurrectisn against his crown and dignity
In the mean time, it is not impossible
that many of those yirtuOus character.
the defeated Insurgents. viii 'S s...ssau RI
:, 49,. ---ais 80 ,-s'a -
s.srs On the close of the winter, anu get
ting seated on good large RATS Of ice, IN
imitation of sume Of their British and
French brethren and cOmpcer patriots,
take passage for this asylum CT disaP'
pointed patriots, whether in broad ciotl
or in hair--on two legs or on four.
Il The fate of Moscow, however, has beer
fi;rather singular--One time beleasuere'
:, with baboons-anether by bears.-Nha
twill be the next ?-Will it be the arme'
n rh;noceros, or the Hyrcauian tigers
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xkS E.rckaags CgGee House ~
80 MARINE JOURNAL. 8&ss,

PORT or ALEXANDRIA."MAT l..
TNTERtD,
Schr Echo, Cooke. Antigua
Sloop Regulator, Chadwick, NY"k
schr Nancy and Mary, Brewster Dos
ton WV
sIoop Margaret, Hughes. NYOrk
Schr lillian, Hand, Philadeiphla
Team boat Union. Shreve. George
town.
CLEARED,
schr PhiIadplphia. Hand, Ph, !adcsPhiS
ARRIVED,
Brig Antelope, Low, Providence, r. I
8 DAYS; lime, rum, coffee, tea, sugar t'
u. q. Ladd and Co.
scbr Coqnette. Vail, NYork, ; days
soap, candies, shoes, potatoes, apples
IbaeS, pert, &c. 10 Joe! Crittenden, OIL U
Town, and others
SiOop John Hale, and schr Lancaster
from Fredericksburg, with carSoes y
flour; to LawrasOn and Fowie.
Mag Q.
No ether arrivals, this day. than inlan'
vessels, with -four, lumber, etc.
| SAILED,
Brig Virginia, Griunalds, Wlndies.
| Schr Philadelphia, Hand, Phiiadeiphi
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Bank OF Potomac,

May ID, 1917.
NOTICE is hereby given to the stock
- holders of he Bank Of Potomac,'nat
a dividend OF 4 per cent. on the capital
stock has been declared, and will be paid
them or their representatives on WedneS
aau ne.rt the 7ta inst. BY order OF the
President and Directors.
Z. PAGE, Cask'r.
Nav 5 At
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Notice.

TNHE Council will sit as a CouRT OF
Il APPEALS, on the sixth, seventh,
and eighth days Of May next.
/. P. THOMPSON, o. C.
~ The books will be in the Council
Chamber Tor examination on Monday the
5th May, where the assessors will attend
Sapril % dtSthMy
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Notice.
N0tiCc.
Fire Insurance Company Of ale1aH
dria.

ESHE Stockholders are hereby inform
q ed, that dividend OF one dollar
and twenty cents per 'hare on each share
held by them, is this day declared, and
will be ready to be paid them, or their re
representatives., on Thursday the oth in
stant-One dollar per share of which will
be subject to the call Of that sum, papa
Die on that day. "
The notes for the unpaid part of the
cantai due the 5th & 9th inst. will he &c,
newed, payable on the 5th Of November
next. BY order,
]. B. NICHOLS, SeC'y.
May 8 st
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may 9
Not,ce to the Stockholders

Notice to the Stockholders
a Dr,na Golsme,an In.ar n s;.sis@d 81
lfs.ss ,ss. ss..ss -.-- 49, --ri.-i 49, %
his day been declared, payable to the
stockholders Of TINS institution, on or al.
er I lursJay the 9Th inst, BY order oil
the board. VIM. WILSON, Ssc'y.
Columbian Insurance Office, May l,
|l3l7. May , ct
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Spectacies found.
A Premium for good Clean
Wheat.

VHWENTY- ONE barrels OF superfnc
4 Flour, or money in equivalent, is
now given for six thousand pounds, say
one hundred bushels, oil such Wheat Of
first chop, clean and in good order, deliv-
cred at Cameron Mills. Three dollars
per bushej is the present market for such
WHEAT so delivered.
The flour of the Cameron brand sell.
higher than the bulk of other flour of the
place. Wheat So taken should b. dcli-
vered in all the month Of May, in order
that it may be sround cat TO have the
mills repaired in time for the new crop.
DAVID RICKETTS,.
NAV 9 ST
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Prime Spring Goods at
auction.

On WEDNESDAY, 9TH May,
Will be sold at our auction rooms, Union
street, very large assortment Of
British, French, India, German.
and american Goods u;
on credit OF 90, so, and 100 days, for
approved paper--oOnsisiing of
bale superfiue fashionable cloths
case 40 pieces twil!ed cords ana
velvets
SO do Inuin hook muslin
I 700 700 DO DO pI ss.as. .t',a loom .hir-
bale so pieces bombazettes
l so do twiiled do
case SO dozen mems col'd cotton
stockings
s 5000 ids chambrays
9 5000 do domestic p!aids
2 1000 40 superior ginghams
! 1850 do do. do
l 1000 do cotton cassimeres
l ladies' cotton hose so dozen
/ 100 pieces best Dsndanns
handkerchieis
Q 600 do sup Madras do
g 100 do chiniz
Q 100 do cslicoes
I best Marseilles quitting
9 Gne 4 1 and 6 cambrics
g bales rattinetts
| case beacheJ domestic shigtings
/ brown do 40
box lst quality brown hslland
| German dowlas
bale 100 pieces German rolls
10 buriaps
10 best hempen osnaburgs
10 ticklenburgs
S boxes white do
8 bales hessians
1000 pieces India cottons
200 DO India check hdkfs.
case tapes
1 prints
/ London ginghams
/ co!Ured thread
The above described goods, are how
landing from vessels from the eastward,
and will be opened on Monday, when
they can bevieWed. On same day vii!
Ibe offered
10000 lbs. prime green coffee.
Maya
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Cheap Bread.

n lindsay q hill have just rsceS
IA we'd and offer for sale,
IS bills RYE FLOUR, which they
will sell low, Way
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Proposals

Proposals
ANyILL be received until the 10th OF
w May, for the Carpenters Work.
Brick Work, and Brick, of a new Church
TO be erected for the use of st. Paul's
congregation. A plan will be shewn, and
further particulars explained, on applica'
tion to the subscriber, who will also treat
for Lot of Ground which may afford a
suitable scite for the building.
DANIEL MCLEAN,
On behalf OF the building Committee
april so
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Ten Dollars Reward.
Shoes and BOnnetS.

Shoes and BOnnetS.
y AND d. REED have just received q
y general assortment Of shoEs.
ALSO,
!. Q boxes ladie. straw Bonnets and straw
.raid all Of which will be sold at redu-
I'D prices for cash.
a 81. Country merchants can be suP'
Red At the Baltimore and Philadelphia
kces-
lMay1 ths'uo'
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SALES AT AUCTION
Blu JOHN JACKSON q ca.

by JUI1Sf SsaShSo" ~ S"N
THIS DAY, at 10 4. NJ.
Will be sold at the auction room uDi0ns
street
l case domestic checks
1 cotton cassimeres
[ cambria muslins
I prints, good patterns
1 super London ginghama
1 do cambria do
| furniture dimities
| common do
1 super linen tapes
1 domestic shirlngs
7 Irish linens
1 cotton and silk shawls
| colored and white thread assorted
1 assorted sewing silk
1 York stripes
/ white jeans
s bales India cottons different kinds
bale super cloths
ALSO,
Real India searsucker madras hdkfs;
Marseiles vestiDgs cambrick muslirs;
plaid silks Iutestrings silk and cotton
hose and seeks black cambricks'; ban
dannas lace wells and buttons chiutz /;
book muslins; long cloths ; be'ltickinss;
baftas checks, etc. etc.
IT. Most of the above goods will be
sold on credit OF 2, 8 and ironihs for
approved endorsed notes, Or liberal dis
count for cash.
May Q
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Lawrason e Fowle,

Lawrason & Fowie,
.sEAVE received per the schooner
IA NANCY Il NARY, caps. Brew
ster from Boston,
Ind for sale. wine
. LII r.-i,,s-s -FssoiIy ..,s.tl
-. yellow HSanksous
s i, Nine do
5 bales comnany Randanna hdRts.
Also for sale as alb, e. &C czrs' d 90
schr. Mary. capt. r. !
II24 tons Plaster Pals Way
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Steam boat Washington
her Daily Tips
III on Monday evening. 9Th Ny
SIC leaves the steam boat wharf eSt'y
|evenmg except Saturday evening9aI
Is p Nj. arrives at Thorny Point npS
lo,cIock the next morning. Returning
LEAVES Thorny Point at 8 A. NJ. p
arrives at Washington the same "a
lin the afternoon.
May 5. os
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On WEDNESDAY, 9TH May.
Will be sold at our auction rooms, Union
street, very large assortment Of