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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-25
FOR WAITE RAVEN AND

n s&e<0 FOk WHITE HAVEN AND
GNuHHssr fONGOTEAGUE, (Accomac Coun-
2sss-4zhnAA ty, Eastern Shore of Virgnial The
superior swift steamer TIL OMAS JEFFERSON, Cap
tain ROBERT NJ. HILL, will leave the intersection o.
Pratt and Light street Wharves every THURSDAY
MORNING, at eight O'Clock, for Whitehayen, which
place she viii leave the next morning, (FRIDAf) at
O'Clock, for Pongocacue reaching there about noon
Returning she will leave the latter place on SATUR-
DAY, at O'Clock, A. NJ, via Whlehavea for Bait
more arriving here early the same evening.
Passage and Fare to hitehaveR, $500
do. do POngotCague, c.E
For freight or passage apply on hoard.
This route will be continued until further n0uce.
fhy- Passengers going TO White Haven rely upon
a conveyance to any part Of Somerset or Worcester
counties, on application to Theo: Dasheld, at Prn-
cess Anne, or Matthew Pumell, nj Snow Hill sells
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Ono RIVER. At Pittsburg, on Thursday,
there we're feet Of water in the channel of
the river. A: Wheeling there were upwards
Of FIVE feet, but falling.
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THROUGH In SIX HOURS ONLY!
Il A

! IatIlAAh', ~ HIM kNIS-
$sT,sgSss3 AZ - TON AND BALTIMORE
sss.SS.z t9aMA RAIL ROAD, via Hawe de
as---552a-- Elk,on, Wilmington
and Chester.
THE MORNING TRAIN Leaves the DEPOT, Pratt,
street, DAILY Except Sundays al O'Clock, A. Nj.
Passengers arrive at Philadelphia in fun nnp 10 con
tlnue on BY the Mail Train for New York, reaching
that city by lOs O'Clock the same evening. FARE So.
SUNDAY EVENING MAIL TRAIN. The ONLY
line that departs from Baltimore on Sundays for Phi-
adephla, Is The mail train which leaves Pratt street
Depot, Baltimore, at O'Clock, +. NJ and leaves Phi
ladephla at O'Clock, p. "a. for Baltimore. FARE SO,
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Fare $l.50, through to Philadelphia! The Passpp
ger cars foL Phadeipha attached to the freight train
will Leave the Pratt street Depot on EVERY AFTER
NOON Except Sundays) at3a O'Clock, and arrive in
Philadelphia the same Eight
A. CRAWFORD, Agent
90 Tickets for the freight and accommodation, train
must be procured at the Office before taking seats in
the cars Otherwise full fare, charged by the regular
mail passenger train, will be required by the condrc
lof' seS-u
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EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE. We learn
from the st. Louis Republican that one of the
boilers in the Steam FIGURING Min of Messrs.
J. & Z. Walsh in the upper part of that city,
burst with tremendous explosion, nearly de-
stroying the shed attached to the mill, on the
10th inst, in which they were enclosed. The
first engineer, Mr.. VIM. Freeland, was so bad
ly scalded that he died in about three hours af
ter. Two of the nilers, brothers, of the name
of Ranschke!t, standing together in the mill,
near the shed, were knocked down, and one of
chem, Charles, was severely, but not danger
ously injured, by a projectile striking him on
the back of his head and back-the other es-
capped with a slight bruise on the arm. The
conclusion Of the explosion was SO great that
the buildings in the neghborhood were shaken
to their foundation.
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Nw Supply or Rich AID

"a mACNlFlCENT FRENCH GOODS,
FRANKLIN C.fRDNER No. 1875 MARKET
STREET, has inst received from the North and is
now opening, splendid assortment Of gich FANCY
GOODS, received direct from the last Hayre packets
the 2urick and Oneida.
In DRESS GOODS-Rich Cashmere d'Ecossc, OF
the newest styles-such as Nemours Pompadours
SAKE GoIha; Nonpareil Ombra Shaded; Pompldour
and uutchess de orleans patterns.
In FANCY DRESS SILKS, the most magni-
hcent assortment ever brought 10 this market and
imported expressly for the city retail irade as-Rich
Chameleon AHres; rich Chameleon Satin Tarcks;
Gro dc Maple; A'Bayaderc; rich Oiled Silk; Algcrine
Pekln; satin striped Satin Aarcin; all boiled Agerine
Pekin; Evening Dress Silks; heavy black Gro de Rhine
for manlas; Lustrings; Gro de Swisse and Poult de
Sol; plain and fancy Satins
In FRENCH EMBROIDERIES, Of the latest styles
and warranted real French wOo-FreRch worked
CapeS; French Collars and Chemizelts; real Lace
Wells and Falls Mourning Collars; embrid'd Sleeves;
embroidered Robes, for evening dresses do Taretons
for DO; do Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
In SHAWLS AND SCARFS-Rch Printed Cash
mere shawls; French Cashmere do. Paris quality,
warranted all wool; French long Shawls do; Rich silk
ShawIs; Algerine Scaifs, 500 scarlet China Grape
Scarts, new and fashionable article; Bonnet Scarls
of velvet and satin.
BESIDES general assortment Of FANCY GOODS,
TO which would respe ctfuly call the attention OF
cluzens and strangers. For sale, wholesale and re-
tail, at very low prices. o20
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ANOTHER Sea VESSEL. The Maysville,
Ky, Eagle says: A fine schooner of about $50
tons busthen, was at our wharf late on Tues
day evening. She was bulk at Freedom, Penn
sylvania, some l50 miles farther from the sea
than the barque Muskingum, which attracted
SO much attention about six months ago. She
is full rugged, and, if we are not mistaken, out
and out homemade. Her cables are of Anne
rican water-rotted hemp, and she is offered to
be freighted with the great staple of Kentucky
on this her first voyage to New York.
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EJHoTOGENIC MANIpULATION, IN

HDHOTOGENIC MANIPULATION, IN
Il THE ARTS. Part LIST, containing the theory
and plain instructions in the art OF Photography, or
the production of Pictures by the aid of Light, scad
ing Caielype, Chrysotype, Cyanoype, Chromatype,
Energiatype, Anthrotype and Amphype
Faft "a, comprising Daguetreotype. Thermography,
Electrical and Galvanic Imressions, by George T.
Fisher lr Assistant in the Laboratory ofthe London
Institution, illustrated by wood cuts.
ELECTROTYPE MANIPULATlON-Part Isl,
being the theory and plain instructions in the art of
working IN metals by prccipitatng them from their So
uicy by Charles N, Walker, editor of the Electrical
Magazine, illustrated by wood cuts, from the thir
teeRth London edition.
Part I'd, containing plain ipstruc in the arts OF
Elecro-p plating Electro gliding, and Electro etching
with an account Of the mode of depostns metallic
oxides, and Of the several applications Of EecIotypt
i'll the arts, just received and for sale by
F. LUCAS, Jr,
oe9 No, IN Baltimore street
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BY THE B.7Y LINE, CARR YiNG THE GREAT
CEMTR.AL UNITED SIXTIES MILL.


CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL,
rs NOW IN COMPLETE ORDER, with
three boats on the Bay, viz: GEORGIA, Captain
Cannon, HERALD, Captain Russell, and JEWESS,
captain Sutton; aud two on James River, VIZ: CUR
IT'S PECK, Captain Davis, and ALICE, Capt. Skin.
ner, all of which steamboaS are not surpassed IN the
tE1n FOR speed strength and comfort
By this well known, comfortable pleasant safe and
popular route, via chesapeake Bay 10 Norfolk, Va,
up James River TO City Point, Va, by steamboats,;
thence b' Railroad to Petersburg, Va, Weldon and
wilmington, N. c.. and thence by steamboats, to
Charleston, :. &. (withOut loss Of sle p, aud
pleasant changing of passengers and baggage Through
10 Charleston III 50 hours, or short time a. any
other route,
SCHEDULE:
81 essssw Leaving Spears wharf, Baltimore,
sszaa s9ssgsaday (eNcepr sunday at O'Clock, p.
IeSAakSssi5zs- VI inthr Steamboats, GEORGIA, Capt
CannNn, on HERALD, Capt. Russell Arrivint at Nor
folk cater good nights sleep by G O'Clock, AM
( rG7E4a Thence up james River, with its
EiSss,S'fSy4.S beautiful scenery, in day light, by
$sESl:-s.SsSs- steamboats, CURTIS PECK, Captain
Davis or ALICE, Capt. skinner, to City Point Rad
Road 10 Petersburg, 1.-TWO hours ahead of the Great
Mail Line leaving Baltimore the same aGtcrnOon)
where the two lines amagamatc TO the South, with n
continuous line from Charleston, $. G.. to Mobile and
New Orleans, by far the mos, comfortable and shortest
route South,
FARE REDUCED,
Through tickets from Baltimore 10 Charleston,
s. &. have always been sold by this line,
chsertully reaeived, and promptly paid 10 all
concerned, ior....,... :..."... sol 90
Through tickets 10 amt from Baltimore, Nor
folk or Portsmouth, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 600
Through tickets 10 and frem City Point, Peters
burg and Richmond, va.................... 600
Through tickets 10 and from Weldon, N. Co.. 900
" g 10 and from Franklin or Black
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FOR CHEsrERTOwN !

4 y
s,i-s.9 Sstfsua CENTRENlLLE. The steamer MA.
'rH>s'4saAAL RYLhND viii leave Baltimore on eve
ry MONDAY MORNING, al 7 O'Clock, for the above
places, and return same day, leaving CenueviIle at
II O'Clock, and CheslcftOwn at half past II O'Clock
for Baltimore.
OH LEMUEL, G.. TAYLOR Master
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gNOR ANNAPULES.
EAsToN AND CAMeR,0Gy

ESOR ANNAPOLIS.
~ EASTON AND CAMBRI0GE
n ssf-gS The steamer OSIRIS, Capt JOHN
ssysAr9t D. TURNER, will leave Commerce 81
2ssEss' AssasgsS& wharf, every FRIDAY MORNING
at O'Clock for the above places and return next day
leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY FORMING
at ocl"ck, and Easton at &! O'clock for Annapoli,
and Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis. 80. ,.........75 CENTS.
" TO Eastun or Cambridge.
FOR ANNAPOLIS, " EST RIVER, Wye Land
ing, ST. Michael aud EaSron via Miles River Ferry
to EastOn.) Will leave Commerce st. " garf every
MONDAY MORNING, at 7 O'Clock; am : .;uri, nex,
day leaving Miles River Ferry every l. iay Morn
ing, at O'Clock; st Mchael's, z: Wye I.audinp 81
West River III, for Annapolis ana Baltimore.
Passage 10 Annapolis ..................7-lt auis
10 w tSt RIVER ! %.
to Wye, ST Mrhaes, OF Fcrrs, $50
FOX CENTRENlLLE AND ClIESIFETDW
Leaves Commerce street wharfevery WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at Z O'Clock, and return The same day,
touching at Corsica at 10y O'Clock, and Chester at Il
O'Clock, for Baltimore. Passage s
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER. Leaves
Commerce street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
ING, att CLOCK, and returns day leaving West
River al II O'Clock, tOr Annapolis aud Baltimore.
Passage TO Annapolis IS cts, TO West RiverSl.
JOHN ID. TURNER.
ap29-tls'Ja Office lower end Commerce 81, Bait.
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a1-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN Il BALTI
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
ru carriers at only sir and quarter cents per week
payable to the ceIiers only, at the end of each week.
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail to distant
Subscribers at the rate of -Four DolLcrs per yeaxpay
able, always, in advance.
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METHODIST CHURCH. From the published
proceedings Of the Missouri Conference 1t up
pears that the clergy of that body OF christians
in that State consists of so Elders, &c Deacons
and l5d Lcentiates; in all a19. The number
Of Church members is eG,OGl, of whom %, 532
are whites and 2,529 a'c negroes. Six dele.
gates were appointed to represent Missouri in
the General Southern Convention, to be held
in Petersburg, in May next.
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New WASHING MACHINES. A new ma.
chine has been invented in Providence, r. J.
for washing coloted prints, which docs the
work of three Of the old kind; that is, lAOC
pieces per day; also another for stamping six
colors upon prints at the same time. The for
mer machine has three cylinders, one of com
paratiyely small size, immersed in the water
and two larger ones above. The pieces Of
cloth being tied together, pass under the onoin
the water, and then upward between the two
above, hS which the water is pressed out, and
afterwards around the smal! cylinder to be wet
again; thus making some twenty revolutions,
which cleanscs them thoroughly,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-28

TN pursuance Of a decree Of the United State,
i Court for the Fourth Circuit, and Eastern Dis
lrict Of Virginia, pronounced on The I'm day OF
Nav. 1874. in the case Of Lewis Rogers and
Charles Sagary, merchants and partners, trading
under the firm and style Of Rogers q Co., COM
plainants. against Thomas Hudgins, Robert
Hudgins, John L.. HudSins, and others, defend
| ants, The undersigned, acting as COMMISSIONS
under said decree, will proceed TO sell, at pubic
| auction, to the highest bidder, al Mathews Court
house. on MONDAY, The 10th day of March,
| ISI5. if lair. if otherwise, the next fair day there
after, SUNDAYS excepied,) the following Real
| Estate, living in The counties Of Mathews a..!.
| Gloucester, 10 wit: One undivided moiety OF a
| Water Grist and Saw Mill and Mill Seat, with
| The Lands thereto attached and belonging, form
erly known and called "Whiting's Mill" This
| property lies in the county OF Gloucester, about
| seven miles from the Courthouse, and is very
valuable.
Also, a Lot at Mathews Courthouse, upon
which there are several Houses-one Of them i,
occupied as a Tailors Shop; and another LII,
about one-quarter ofa mile from Mathews Court
house, and adjoining the Mathews Academy, SAP
posed 10 contain forty acres. On this LOT there IS
a new two-story Dwelling.
TERMS OF SALE.-Oneihird cash, and the re-
sidue in equal ins,alments Of six and twelve
months credits-the purchaser or purchaser exc
cuiing bonds, with approved security, for The Dc,
ferred payments. The legal title will be retained
until the credit payments are made.
II The above sale was advertised 10 take
place on the LIST day of January, ls45, but was
unavoidably postponed.
S %6I;p R n 6; MILLER }com,-,
JOHN BOHANNAN, JAY
Feb. 6-etds
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IMPORTANT TO SOUTHERN AND
WESTERN MERCHANTS.

TINE subscribers, Waoksolc Grocers and Conn
L missi1n Merchants the city Of NEW YORK,
having on hand a large and we'll assorted stock
OF Goods, are ready 10 furnish any article that
NAV he wanted in The Grocery line, or attend 10
any business entrusted TO their care. They will
receive all kinds of produce, sell it promptly al
the best market prices, and when the avails there
of are TO be invested in Goods, no commission
will be charged for selling. The Goods sent,
shall be put at the very lowest prices the market
will allow, and as a guarantee tor this, any att
Gle bought Of them which does not give entire sa-
tistaction, either in price or quality, may be re.
turned, and the money will be checriully refunded
The rule that shall govern them in all their
transactions, shall be the old motto, of doing &c
others in all things as we would have them do to
us" They will furnish Goods for cash, ~sa,isfac-
tory notes or drafts, and all kinds of produce
This gives to distant Merchants an opportunity
of getting their goods from the fountain head,
without being charged with unreasonable prices.
All orders shall be attended 10 with prolnptness.
Thcy will use their best e~xeItions 10 advance the
interests of their customers, and BY prompt at
l%enlion, and The s~,rictest fidelity, hope TO receive
the patronage Of all those who like to see Just
and honorable dealings among mankind.
DOW & WALSH,
SO Front Street, New York.
n. b. Should any person before ordering his
goods wish 10 know the state Of the market, II
will be given 10 him as soon as requested.
Feb. 25-1m
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Trust Sale Of Valuable Real Estate near The CITY
Richmond.

Trust Sdeo IF Valuable hcal Estate near The CITY
Richmond.
PURSUANT to the provision, of 4 dec of
/ trust executed By Richard Reins and Jane
Frances, his wife, bearing date on the Illh day
Of June, 1886, aud OF record in The clerks office
of Henrico county, | shall proceed on Saturday,
the Sth day Of March next. if fair, if not, on thu
next fair day thereafter, Sundays excepted at
the hour Of IL O'Clock NJ, in front Of the sci,e
OF the late Eagle Hotel in the city of Richmond,
to sell at public auction TO the highest bidaer Tor
cash, "a certain Island called" Honeyman Island
in James River, in the county Of Henrico, and
containing by estimation one hundred acres, be the
same more or less. This Island is but a tsw
miles above the city of Richmond, and has been
cultivated with great success for several years.
II possesses EXTENSIVE wATER-PowER, which can
be made available 10 any extent, at a very small
expense: and has a never-iailing bed oil the test
building sand, which, from The easy access 10 the
canal, can be brought to the city with great faci-
lity and at lille COST. From the sand alone, an
annual rent OF 1885 has been derived. The ac-
cess 10 The island, for the larges. boats that na"i-
gate the canal, is safe and easy, there being a rer-
manent lock opposite 10 il. Capitalists are in
vi,ed to examine the premises, and MIR. Reins
will afford every aid for llat purpose.
A plat Of the above property may be seen al
my office. 1t rarely happens lha, such property
is offered for sale, without limit as 10 price, and
the attention Of capitalists is invited 10 the sale.
ROBERT G.. SCOTT, Trustee.
IT. 81.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

FIRE INSURANCE.
"URBARD. GARDNER & co. continue
III to act as agents for The !,
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, Of Hartford,
Connecticut.
Howard Insurance Company of New York:
Franklin Fire Insurance Company of Phila-
delphia. r
Risks on Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture,
&c, &C., in Virginia, taken on the most reasona'
BILE terms. .r,
They would call the attention ofowners ofbuild-
ings TO the Perpetual Insurance by the Franklin
Fire Insurance Company, as being at a much
lower rate of Premium and attended with less
trouble than the usual method of Insurance
ANY information given on the subject, and all ap-
plications for insurance, by mail or otherwise,
promptly attended TO al the sore oil
HUBBARD, GARDNER &CARLTON,
Feb. I5-2awlOw No. Ill West Main 81
rO PHYSICIANS, DENTISTS, DRUG
GISTS, AND STUDENTS.-The sub
scriber being about to close business, and remove
10 the North, offers his entire stock OF Surgical
and Dental instruments at cost. Druggists will
find il 10 their advantage 10 purchase his lnstru-
ments, as they were made by him, expressly Tor
CITY customers, and Of he best materials:
Surgical Instrument Maker, No. l2., Governor
Street, Richmond, Virginia. Feb. ll-c2awtl
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PIGGER's PRIZE OFFICE, Corner o5lNai

pIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, Corner Of lMain
ID and Governor Streets.
Schemes Er Tie Ucek.
Capital $l0,0 600.
Drawing received by fridays mail. Capi-
tails: $4,000, 5 of 1000, &c., Sc. IS Nos. l3
drawn ballots. Tickets 50.
Capital $4,000.
Drawing received by Saturdays mail. Capi-
tails: $4,000, 1000, 1900, LOGS, &C., Sc. 70
Nos. Ia ballots Tickets 81.
Also for Saturday Night.
Capitals 10000, 1000, 5000, $500, 1000,
l,6I5, &c, &c. IS Nos. Is ballots. Tickets "A.
Magnificent Schemes 10 draw in March.
Grand Scheme-C prizes OF 81 900 each. 10
Nos. 13 ballots. Drawing received by Mondays
mail, March Sd. Splendid capitals: ST Of O,O0O
ofl0,000, of 10000, of 10000, of 10, 1000, OF 10000
of 5000, of3,50O, of $500, of 1900, of loo, Of
1000, SO of 400, &C., &c. IS Nos. 10 drawn
ballots. Tickets $40.
525, 900 Capital.
Drawing received by Wednesdays mail March
5. Splendid capitals: $25, 600, 5000, 5000, 2.
II drawn ballots. Tickets s..
Magnificent Scheme.
$4,000, Is, 200, 100 prizes of 900. Drawing
received by Mondays mail, March 10Th. Grand
capitals | of $4,000, of Is, 900, of 1900, OF
5000, Of 5000, OF 1884, 100 prizes OF 1000, &C.,
&c. IS Nos. 10 ballots. Tickets Sl2.
Splendid Scheme.
$4,000. Drawing received by Mondays mail,
March II. Splendid capitals $4,000, 10000,
5000, 1000, 5000, . Of 1000, OF ], 500, Of 1873
IS, 25 of 1000, of 500, &c., &c. rs Nos. l3
drawn ballots. Tickets $40.
Prizes OF $4,000 each.
Drawing received by Wednesdays mail, March
10. Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 10000, 5000,
5000, $500, 1000, 40 prizes of 900, &c, &c
10 Nos. IA ballots. Tickets So.
Splendid Scheme.
$4,000, 10000. Drawing received by Mon
days mail, March 81. Splendid capitals: $50
600. 10000, G,OOO, 2,llO, 10 of 1000, 10 of 500,
10 OF 1900, 10 Of 900, OF 500, Sc, SC. 70
Nos. II ballots. Tickets $40.
Grand Scheme.
$4,000. Drawing received by Mondays
mail, March 81. Splendid capitals: $50, 900,
5000, 5000, 5000, 1910, 5 OF 1000, 5 Of 1900,
10 of 1000, of 500, &c, SC. 70 Nos. Is drawn
ballots. Tickets $40.
e For other Schemes, call 1.-THE Office.
II Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries,
will be promptly attended, 10, and drawing sent
when requested. THOS. B. BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel.
Feb. 23
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WEIsEIGER,s REsToRER OF HEALTH

For he Cure Of Dyspepsia, Sc, &c.
THIS preparation is wholly vegetable in its
composition, and may be taken with safety
al all times. Ii is a certain cure for Dyspepsia,
Chronic Thrash, Headache, Costiveness, and
all diseases arising from a disordered state OF the
stomach and bowels, By exciting the appetite,
aiding digestion, and producing health and vigor
throughout the whole system. Many wonderful
cures have been made Of late on persons now
living in Manchester and various parts OF the
county Of Chesterfield and City of Richmond,
whose cases were almos! hopeless, and who will
bear testimony 10 these facts.
r. Prepared only by Saml. w. Weiseiser,
and sold in Richmond at wholesale or retail BY
ALEX. DUVAL & co,
Feb. 25 General Agents for the Proprietor.