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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-01-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY MORNING, January 10, Is45.


The Speaker called the House to ORDER
On motion, call Of the House was ordered, when
it was found that all present with the exception
of Messrs. Albn, Bowling, Carr, De Bruer, Dole,
Durham, Gordon, HankIns, Hnddleston, Meredith,
Nimmons Parker Richmond, Sackett, Stanton, Swi-
hart, Widney and Williams Of Madison.
Aud, on motion of Mr.. Fuller, the further call was
suspended.
Mr.. Harvey offered resolution that the Senate be
informed that the House had met, pursuant to ad-
journmeni, formed quorum, and were ready to pro-
coed to business.
Petitions Presented.
By Mr.. Covngton, relative to the inspection of hay,
from certain citizens Of Ohio county.
BY Mr. Lane, relative to the amendment Of the mi
litia system of the State.
By Mr.. Nef, relative TO repeating an act incorpo-
ratiDga certain town therein named.
By Mr.. May, relative To change in q certain
school district in the county Of Washington.
By Mr. Keller, relative to a change Of the mode Of
eecting assessors in the county of Allen.
By Mr. Chambers, relative to a change IN SUPER
visors in Jefferson county.
By Mr.. Hamilton, Of German citizens of Decatur
county.
By Mr.. Thompson. of remoDstrance of certain
citizens of Carroll county, relative to ferry in said
county.
By Mr.. Dcbson, of certain citizens of Queensport,
Of Owen county.
By Mr.. Dougherty, Of William Berry, to legalize
certain acts Of the Morgan court
By DIR. Dobson, relative to repeating certain act
herein named.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-01-20

BY Mr.. Ortiz, a bill to authorize Matthias Peterson
&c convey water into the city of Lafayette passed TO
a second reading on tomorrow.
By Mr.. McCarty, bill to incorporate the Fairfield
Hydraulic Company; which was referred To the com-
mIttee an corporations.
BY Mr.. Stewart bill for the relief of James Por-
ter; which was referred to the committee on be-
nevolent institutions.
BY Mr. James, bill to amend chapter 80 Of the re-
vised laws of 1914 in relation to mills referred 10
the Judiciary committee.
By Mr. Robinson, a bill 10 amend act entitled an
act IN relation TO prosecuting attorneys; passed to
second reading.
BY Mr.. McCarty bill for the improvement of high
WAYS; passed to a second reading.
By Mr.. Goodenow, bill to Incorporate the Madison
and Brownstown turnpike company; referred TO the
committee on corporations.
BY Mr. James, hill 10 amend the first article Of
chapter 10 of the revised laws of 1913 passed to
second reading
A message was received from the House. requiring
of the Senate the militia laws Of last session. the
files of the Senate.
Mr. Marsh moved to lay the message on the table;
and the ayes and noes being called for, the motion
was lost
Senate adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Mikin offered resolution that the Senate when
it adjourn, adjourn until Thursday, o'clock, "A. NJ;
adopted
Mr. Howell offered joint resolution authorizing the Gov
eruor present a sword to Gen. Joseph Lane which
read rs second and thd time, and passed unani
mously.
The president laid before the Senate the report of the
superintendent of the Vncennes and New Albany road
and five hundred copies ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Randall leave granted by the Senate, presented
| a report from the judicial committee recommending the
passage of bill creating the Tippecanoe Court of Com
mon Pleas, and defining its jurisdiction; which was pass
| ed on its third reading.
Mr. Robinson, for The purpose of giving Senators who
absent the privilege of recording their the
| Joseph Lane sword, moved TO reconsider the vote
Pending the question, message received from the
House, inviting the Senate to attend in the hall of the
House TO hear the message of the Governor, and the
Senate adjourned 10 the hall Of the House.
Alter the delivery Of the message, the Senate again
10 order, and the question being, the motion O
Mr. Robinson, reconsider, Mr. Zenor moved lay the
motion the table, which lost, and the motion Of
Mr. Robinson, being taken taken up, carried. The ques
ton then being the adoption of the resolution, was
/ adopted
Mr. Marsh then announced TO the Senate the death of
the Hon. Andrew Kennedy, and having in short ad-
Dress paid eulogy TO The character of the deceased, Of
tered appropriate resolutions.
After the reading of the resolutions and pending the
vote on III Fir adoption, Mr.. Randall made some appro-
pirate remarks relation the life and character Of the
deceased. The vote then being the adoption OF the
| resolutions, they were adopted.
Senate adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-01-20
Volume VII:#:::::::::##Number 81.

Mr. Cookery was in favor of printing the original num-
her, He thought excellent message, containing the
proper doctrines.
Mr. Orion remarked it might be used a salvo by the
wings, that wing would print tit would then benefit
a wing
Mr. Little was opposed TO the large number. These
messages would not reach their destination until some
time, when the several papers would have them publish
ed and they would be old. IL because of the
politics of the author that he favored the smaller number
but on the ground Of economy.
The question taken the passage Of the resolu
ton and carried ayes 90, noes 81.
Leave granted, MIR. Brown introduced bill auhoriz-
ing the officers of State subscribe for additional stock
in the Madison and indianapolis Railroad Company.
Leave granted, Mr.. Cookery introduced resolution
that 900 copies OF The Governors message be printed
German
Mr. Little moved to lay the table carried ayes
20, noes 66.
The House adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

The gentleman who gave us the extra from
the GaltiPolis Journal. was at Gallipolis at
the time of the explosion on the steamer Blue
Ridge. aud saws the suffering of those who
escaped was intense. The passengers were
scattered for miles down the river almost lit.
rally naked, women in their night clothes.
Which were frozen TO them, wandered amid
the snow until daylight. from one o'clock -
o1e nan swan ashore with his two children
at eHee. He states that the exertions OF Mr..
Kufner OF hanawha were almost super-hu
an, and his sufterlngs from exposure what few
msn conld have sustained. Cannot this aw-
iul destruction OF human life be stayed7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

20 oSE Sonerville, or Husbands Mystery and a
s-s Wse's devotion; by The author of the First False
Step.
Jack Ariel or life IN board an Tudiaman, by the
qn'rr Of The 'fo'f capiaiH, Travels IN America. aud
Life of Chatterton'
The West; its soil, surface, and productions; by
James Han.
Corinae. or Italy, by Madame de Stael-Iolsein.
The Chettain Of ChuIu'usco, or the Spectre of the
Cathelral, by Harry Ilay ard.
The Mar pvring Mother.
sylvester Sound. the Somna ust, by Henry
Cockton, Esq.
The Death Ehip the Pirates bride, by the author
of the SmuggIeT Sing and other Z aes
The kni@ht of Gwyuae, iae of the Union, by
Charles Lever.
Van Courts Counterfeit Delector and Bank Note
List Tor January, lsis.
An exposition of the forms and usages observed in
the yarious Orders of Odd Fellows as Organized in the
United States; together with tn account cf ,he awful
an ierrf,n Cerc Monies attendant upsu tia initiation
of Hienher into The Order. nv james y MADISON
late Of the knicke hooker Lodge of The city u York
Pictorial Saturday Courier.
Pictorial Brother jonathan
Chambers Miscellany, :evel this day at W AXE
MANS Literary Depot, No III, Main ST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

Mr.. Editcl: perceive my name is announ-
ced IN yolr paper as candidate for Mayor.
With due respect 10 my friends, who placed
it there. decline the nomination, and. as am
individual, have most implicit confidence
in our late worthy Moyor, w. w. SnRlvER,
or a. CALDWELL. E>q. and believe the in-
terest OF the City would be well guarded by
either. d. McGINNIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
MIR. M'LANE'S LETTER.


with the road, The Holr lrJm an increased
trade and improved system OF management
would acqu.r, sufficient resources rom their
own operations to finish their work within
reasonable tIme. Ii Is now apparent, from
the PRESENT condition ofthe Company's afI3irs
that this hope has been fully realized.
Previous TO the opening ul the road from
Harper's Ferry to Cumberland. all eabotlte
report, estimating the probable traffic aud
profits OF the work after lis completion, was
prepared by the then chief Engineer. Tbs
method pursued upon that occasion was found
ed upon established principles aad universal
| custom. Ii assumed, from The best lights at
! command. the sources to h. reached hY the
road. and the amount ri traffic tn b. attract
ed by the tdclllues Offered for its aCc1mmOIa-
| ton; and calculating urOn wei known prn-
cipies, and from The experience already az
| CURED, the cost OF transportation OF both pas
stngers aud burlhen. ii determined the probI
BILE amount OF net revenue to he produced.-
| From the accuracy ut such method, there Is
little liability to error. the estimates ot Mir
Knight. IL the report referred tO. have been,
IN fact, noce than justified by the result
! The amount OF trade ond travel has been
greater even than he estimated the Company
have been able to maintain higher charges
than h. allowed; the cost of transportation
has been reduced below the maximum hc as
sdmed, ana both the aggregate revenue and
the net earnings have exceeded MS expecti-
tons. la incl. it may be taken 10 be almost
true that The Impulse gwen To the develop
mentut every branch ot Ia bor and 10 ali lbr
sources OF commerce. by improved Facilities
oil reaching market, uniformly sW,lis the a
mount ui lratiie beyond any previous antici
patton. This fact alone would show The Ill
ter lmpossiaiiity OF estimating win any me-
clslon al present the extent OF the vast stry,m
OF trade that may be expected To tlow upon
tins work when finished to the Ohio river. Il
the results 10 which | am aow about to ailuJe
from the opening OF the road only TO Cumbes-
land have 50 lar exceeded ell reasonable an
tlclpatloH, those that would surely follow ia
finished work IN proximity with the great
valley OF The Missippi, although they might
not be susceptible OF any precise present es-
innate, lmperatiyely req IRE that the Compd
ny Should ndt stop at temporary lnconrehl-
ence 10 realize them.
From the last annual report it appears The
gross receipts from The Main Sem amounted
To the sum ut Sll0i ,936 jS being an in
crease OF ss2U6,62l 80, or upwards OF % per
cent. over those OF the preceding year, aud
that, at the same time. the cost oil working
tie road, though liable to some unusual ex-
pendltures, was less III proportion than in
ipleyioUs years.
That the IS receipts would have been
considerably more il the Company could have
provided suitable tciilies ter the aceommo.
dation OF the existing trade. independently OF
new developments, there can be no doubt =
The gross receipts being as saown 81, lOI.-
! an H. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

Notice There win be msatiu, Of the committee
-'O''NN' on Water WORKS. a. DEity Office. 81
Thursday evening the l3ta instant at o'cocg where
all perSous having business witl the committee vii
please attend The uujticc NH receive pro asas foi
masking 1890 feet OF inca and 7G3 feet u inch nm,
Tor water works-terns cash delivery, Proposals
VIII he received for laying the above pipes.
jan - VI. SWEENEY. chm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

>;,ftst. Cheanest and Best Fail cough


now IN use IS tiTTERS Compound Syrup of Tar and
HI' merry or this fact, single trial viii convTce the
ilosi skepica II contains Mineral Narcotic in
9redlenf causes 10 Inconvenience during its aiminis-
lralIen very paiaah.e viii &c taken with avidty by
even The youngest children, AND viii afford ms; mt
ilef III Group and N!oOrng Cough if given acc of;lng
INJECTIONS when The paroxysm on. A few doses
wli allay the rFi. o the Bronchial tnhes nci,eut
% cough and throat and by removing lie cause will
III asiurt liEc produce the ebert desired pei
rue One Bottle tie price OF whic hut 25 cents VIII
mos every instance cough however invete-
| For s,2werer long standing.
iuu c,ntiy siorekecrers generally in this an aioin
! i - wholesale and retail hy the propreters
: dec 2l-6md & RITTER, wholesale Druggists,
- - ". No 100 n "a $ rect. Phila.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
GEAN ENssaLNaeasY

Corner Of Clay and Fourth Street, opoosits
the Steel Factory.
WHEELING, Vi.
- " ''" Hi,,t,>t -, ". HrNSiSolItM, JAMES BAaGs.
SEy ARERODM at The House Of d. M,Gnuis No I-e
- East side OF Market square, where in atiitlon
10 hls own stock of Hon. Nails Groce rirs win he
constantly Kept GA hand al kinds OF castings: COOKING
STOVES OF te oSt approved les also every other des
,IP'i'l vi Stoves ana Gratis of tile hts and most
:" al sas, sobd assortment; aso every other ,es,rip
Ton OF ware 10 make the assortment complete We are
dso haNlg preparations TO have good assortment of
90 va IONS patterns of Ponghs for the Coming season
az OF wch VIII he sold ON tire mos, reas1ua ne GEMS
~ MoM conc al We 81 Gtie>t notice ami lowest rates
Jan e.'yd MGlNNlS, CUNNINGHAM L co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
VALUABLE real. ESTATE
Rad SAL T.

Will. otter for sale at public auction at the Cour
d Rouse III the cfy OF Wheeling the following dc scri-
led property, 81 Monday, the 10Th day January ls4
commencing al . O'Clock. p. NJ, viz
TERMS Of SALE One third cash. and The res dine
lot No II, on Main street. .afth Wheeling on
which is good Two story brick building. suitable for
two tcnemeHts.
of tie purchase money in equal IRIS ailments OF Nine
and Eighteen months, the purchaser giving lien on The
property purchased deferred saln epts
JAN i'm II. AfLEN Executor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
iiaIslns. &c. &c,


JuSI received this Day
I30 pairs Womens' kip Roots very prime
l2J do do Morocco Lace Boots.
- do do Dsskns.
I2U 10 Misses do Iare Boot,
100 DO do Kip skin do
100 do Bows hest coarse Monroe,
~ do do de Boots
50 10 Mems o 10
10 do d. Monr0es,
"a do Caf siuged Boots. all (which we will sell
very low for cash--rurchescts please call
doc - ALTMAN Il MAXWELL.
INV :, Al persons know lug thenis elves indebted
df = ~ 10 eitLer Iy Note or Book &C count will
pease call ard settle the core the first OF
January Al settled al That time NAV eyreft
10 lie called upon when hope they will lie ready to
satisf. demands.
dec =. ALTMAN 4 MAXWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
BLANK RnOES

" every size AMI quality tirn,saeI al -
in, 49, 49, ~ 'ae nMes raes, and all other kinds ~ it
w zone al the TIMES OFFICE BIyDERV a. Diu,
"a" J. T. WHARTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

Selling Oh at Cot to 1s close s! the eo"cs5nA
respectfully inform the pubic that they have spie 1did
assortment o trunks, arlSs. Saddles Brides aud all
other articles usually Kept asaddery ct ali sInent
All OF WucA VIII be sold low for cash close the con-
Cern b. NJ CARR Il 20
dec ls q. Monroe street.
~ B Also 81 feet OF Glass cases, stoves, Lanips
Racos. drawers and other articles some of which Are
s,tai,e for a grocery
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
n LACKING, p gross just received and for sale low
| @ ga. ny PRYOR & PAUL..
For THE LADIES


r EAI. Alpaca, real silk warned A,nacca Jus,re
-, 'ioue co;ofed orench Moreno beautiful article
NODE c"'oted Alpaccas, Sata slripcd do I.ronese
cola together with beautiful assortment Of other
"1as oodS, which will he sold very low prices nv
~ - W. GOODRICH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

Something Very Neat. l Tss ssiss are ire
vea TO call in at the Fashionable Hat Store on iInion
street and Examine of the pre,test tl. Hats tnr
.hahs chlleren and little girls that were ever offered in
s wy. lhey are maze Il the finest Pearl colorel fur
ana trimmed with plumes and feathers exactly after
me pattern Of Behe Costars latest phiiaieiphia
| see them IcIiN fttICr "
dec2l ~ - 'i'"i'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

A few More Left" s s0H' R y; t' ssN1p
n'"n street rcsrectrily Piv,s notice tLai be has
rW H"Je len q" tAu>e tine hooks Sniailc far Holiday
eS"nS, aunug ~ lIch OF the preiiics Books
'' sea ION. CalI soon and prepare for New Years
dav. dec 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
FRESH EPITJTS

FRESH FRUITS.
on Boxes hest NJ R. Rasins,
rssO 901
Cdsk Zanie Curranis,
> Boxes Lemons,
Bills o. ranges,
Gases assorted Pickles,
Just received at ZTNN'S.
DE- ~ No 10 Monroe street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

Paper Makers Irvine. a superior ar'i.
hel " iae, constantly hand fo sac by 'ie' ma
-" hAMnDIN 4 co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

1 IOpp ON LADIES AND CENT? ERlE1J p1e,tv
-, " OF Goods YET at WIN. Baiiev's No 10
I'm ue pa! ing yn'f my per cent elsewhere when Won
eAn sei tIic cHoice Of Goods of at tosT. I viii
SCI you any ihg have IA tie house. the Dry Goods
hhe Wla' reserve at cost; and il YOU win give me
e"' ana wishing to purchase. viii save money in
purchasing {" me instead Of elsewhere nav stock cug
very "a e and &C pletc, and having ttcrj ned FOsi
IN ELY '" sell out the entire stock wthouf reservr
!" e"sF ~ and gun tie business So YOU viii Get ,u
'"a 4o9'i bargains ny Calling at VIM BAILEY IS
'd'' l. No l.g, Main street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

u E. BBLS Tanners OIL,
sAaa " . ter~ohs Indigo.
fierces Duich Aladlcr
do CARROTS SUR
- Casks Alum,
10 40 Copperas
jams I W PNV q r1N Ioi e. So S,e NY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

Va
Bancroft lVondeock
aud ! II. Woolcocx,
sane Plaintiffs,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

Nockaway Carriage For Sale. rock
away Carriage hui avery little worn. with shifting
"i calculated eItler for or persons. well made ard
sted IN good siyle.aso a compete SET of Harness,
Nett etc-also rst rate family Bay Horse. te;ter
~ Inc CITY for that purpose, all which will srllycry
cheat ,thqnlie"f WIN BAILEY.
uec 10 No $50 Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

| At every one That wants come To Kennedy ),
l. oking Gloss warehouse for he In,
ust reserved lree lot of ooking Glasses which h.
N sen WIotEae u retail lower am he has ever snll
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

OF MI. Kinds, neatly executed Al ne l,,y,.t ro,.s
a. tar Times oi,e, such Is '"'
- mi, ,,.r, BILL HEADS,
NANUB,LlS IEsi I,,,, NOS, -,,.,,
SHOW BILLS NAN 81 :; : Hl-i' lis,
bi..ts OF LADINC, BUSINESS Gains g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-04
A new Republic hal been born,
Another orb gave light
Another sun illunsd the nom,
Another star the night.

That orb that sun that star, France Hsre, let US
pause and lpger Let look forward TO the
Of which France is about to enter Let
hold the morsl spectacle OF thirty millions OF cizenr
hitherto denied all participation in the government
rising In the pride vi their manhood and exercising
the iualienable rights Of reemen Let contemplate
each OF tho departments OF France hitherto ruled by
some subordinate princes under tho guidance OF rep
resenetve possessing within Itself the
requisite branches OF self egialaion simsr 20 eur
forms Of State sovereignty all shall extend
the broad shield Of Federal Union. Then Remaining,
as in this country asa guaranty tor the perpetuity Of
this system with the geas body OF The people the
duary mass of undelegated power. II you would sde
quatsly comprehend the benign blessing OF this great
movement In all ITS beauty and harmony you should re-
member that the inh Of these departments thus
harmonic usIy bound together descendedrom com
mon aDcestry-spesk common lang are
in the and look fo ward 10 the destiny
Where then is there genuine lover Of liberty, who will
not hope that since France and America are united by
early revolutionary strugges-by common sympathics
ana the success Of common establishment Of
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-02-19

TO the United States; % to Brazil; 50 to Port Natal,
on the eastern coast of Africa; and 699 to Adelaide
in Southern Australia. These emigrants embarked
in 235 ships. The greater part of those who went
10 the United States have settled IN the state oil
Wisconsin, whose climate bears a great resemblance
to that of the Duchy of Holsteln, except that the
Winter is longer.-DebatS.
Robbery of the "Stable at Bethlehem. The large
silver star sunk in the place supposed to have been
the site of the mangcr where Christ was born has
been stolen The Latins and Greeks accuse each
other Of the robbery.
In English Bishop in Chino 1t is intended as
soon the necessary arrangements can be made 10
found a new bishopric somewhere III the Chinese
seas, probably at Victoria Hong Kong. Toward the
funds Tor this purpose there is present upward OF
/ 900 in hand (E5,O0O of which is for Il college,
granted in part by anonymous donors, and the re-
nandcr collected under pastoral letter by the
Bishop Of London) The remaining sum necessary
is to be collected by voluntary subscriptions, about
900 being required before the consent OF the
Government Tor the foundation Of a new See can be
,Nppptrt.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-02-19

FEHH + SUBSCRIBER having taken the
III Bakery on McEIderry's wharf, and Store No.
los Pratt street, recently occupied by MIR. Peter
Herman, intends manufacturing PILOT and NAVY
BREA -, SUGAR, SODA and WATER CRACK
Frs, Sc, and hopes that by strict attention bust
ness TO merit share of public patronage.
ROBERT HOOPER.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-02-19
THE SURSCRIRERS

A GENTS for the sale of the following articles,
IA have constantly hand, and for sale on liberal
terms,
CUT NAILS, SPIKES and BRADS-manufac-
tured by the Antietam Iron Works.
PIG IRON, No. !, Foundry, (Charcoal) manu-
featured by the Antetam Iron W orkS.
BAR lRON-of superior quality, aud various di-
mensons, say fiat bars, inch to = inches wide, by
to inch thick; square and round bars, TO . inches
in diameter, manufactured by the Baltimore City
Rolling Mill.
BOILER PLATES-of any size and pattern.
SHEATllING "COPPER" full assortment from
II to SO on. Also, Copper and Composition Nails,
Brazicrs Sheets, and Copper lacks.
COPPER BOLTS-assoried.
YELLOW METAL SHEATIITNG, "MUNTz''
PATENT ENGLISH SHEATHING METAL-the well
known reputation of this article, and its superiority
to any other manufactured entities it 10 preferences
a constant supply received direct from England.
w. < II. McKIM,
sep 10 If No. 81 and 80 S. Gay street.