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The republic., 1851-02-19

est officers OF the Government assurances were
given that the law would be maintained; since
then he (Mr. G. had had an interview with these
persons, and had received similar assurance.
Mr.. DAVIS, of Maseachusetts, said he had read
the accounts Of the occurrence in Boston; which oc
currencc the Senator had condemned. Before ar
raigning any one, before condemning commend
ing any one, concerning this proceeding he desired
to have the information and facts before him, and
when he had these before him he would not hesitate
to express his condemnation or commendation, as
the facts of the case would show who was entitled
to either. II was we'll known that the law, whose
operations had been resisted was an unpopular one
in that section Of the country, and that its proyi
sions had been most discussed and commented upon.
But the people Of Boston were law-abiding pco
pie. They were willing and content to leave this
law the action of the courts to have its consfitu
tionality decided upon. They were not disposed
to resist the law by violence. While the law was
upon the statute book II should be maintained and
obcyed but there should also be allowed freedom Of
speech, freedom Of debate upon the subject.
Mr.. CLAY. Freedom Of debate upon what sub
ject Upon an open, impudcnt violation Of the
Mr.. DAVIS, Of massachusetts, said he meant that
freedom OF diecussion should be allowed upon the
general merits of the law
MIR. CLAY asked who opposed any discussion of
Mr.. DAVIS said that he had no alIusion to the
Senator. Without the Senate there had been OBJ
staces thrown in the way Of free discussion Of the
merits of the law.
Mr.. CLAY said that Congress lcss than five
months ago had passed law to carry into effect
provision of the Constitution. IL was passed after
full debate by considerable majority And to those
who now required its repeal they said, we will not
repeal the act we have SO lately passed particularly
in the face Of epen attempt to resist il. He
hoped he had not offended the Senator from Massa-
chuscts, by expressing the Indignation he felt upon
hearing OF the conduct OF those who entered the
temple of Justice, and seizing the sword of justice
ITSELF waved il in triumph over the heads Of the o
GERS and ministers of justice. lie would on this
and every other occasion speak, offend whom it
may of any gross outrage and resistance Of the law
whether by white men or black men.
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-
tages to said hartor of connecting the river Neuse
Herewith, two thousand five hundred dollars.
For the survey OF the Mississippi river above the
Falls OF ST. Anthony, for the purpose of ascertain
ing what improvements (and the expense thereby
can be made in the navigation at Sauk and Pike
rapids, five thousand dollars.
For the Improvement ofthe harbor at Mobile, fiji
ty thousand dollars.
For surveying the entrance to Taunton harbor,
Massachusetts, one thousand five hundred dollars.
For the Improvement nnd further survey Of the
harbor at Richmond city, Virginia, and the James
river from said harbor TO the mouth of said river,
and above the junction of said river with the Apo
matax rivers to Petersburg, two thousand dollars.
For the construction OF snag and dredge boats,
and discharging scows, for the removal of obstruc-
tions in the harbors on the coast of Texas, fifty
thousand dollars.
For the removal of Middle Rock, designated on
the chart as Rocky Buoy in the harbor of New
thereon, at the discretion of the Secretary of War;
six thousand dollars.
For the removal of the raft in the Colorado river,
Texas, thirty thousand dollars.
For the removal of the distractions in the river
RioGrande, Texas, twenty five thousand seven hun
dred dollars.
For the improvement of the harbor of Port Jcficr-
son, New York, ten thousand dollars.
For reopenng the communication between AL
bemarlc Sound and the Atlantic ocean, one hundred
thousand dollars.
For eea-wnll at Great Brewster island, Boston
barbor, fifteen thousand dollars.
For the construction of snag- boats, drcdgc boats
and dredging and scows to be used on the Missis.
sippi, Ohio, Missouri, and Arkansas, and other
western waters, one hundred thousand dollars.
For broakwatcr at Richmond Island Portland
harbor, Maine, $4,000.
Mr. McLANE moved to reconsider the vote by
which the bill was passed, and on his motion that
motion was laid upon the table.
Mr.. BAYLY moved that the House resolve itscf
into Committee Of the Whole on the state of the
Union but the motion was not agreed to-
And, at about eight o'clock, the House adjourned.
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an appropriation of ten thousand dollars, think,
for Sacketts Harbor, but his amendment failed.
Ths morning the member from Arkansas sue
ceeded in obtaining additional appropriation Of
one hundred thousand dollars for several southern
rivers, and this, too, in house where the North
has large majority of members. Is this evidence
of sectional feelings hope the gentleman from
Virginia will give facts, and not merely charge
that this bill is sectional It is mott according to
my knowledge of facts, il never has been Sec
tional bill, and have seen no disposition on the
part of northern members to make this sectional
bill. From my knowledge of them, never expect
to see this the case.
IL there is not large appropriation in this bill for
the southern States it is the fault of southern MEM
bers. They have sometimes constitutional scru-
pies. They refuse to call the attention of the COM
Inittees to the wants of their stituents; they
refuse invite the attention Of the departments to
the wants of their constituents they move to strike
out appropriations for the benefit OF their sections,
and they warmly oppose this bill. most earnestly
hope this bill will pass. Tho intcrcs OF my State
will be greotly promoted by it. 1t is another bond
OF Union. And after the passage of the glorious
Compromise measures, give us this bill, and then
little improvement in the tariff, and il will be the
cap-sheaf adorning the whole.
Mr.. BAYLY desired to say that nothing could
show more clearly the impolicy this than
the remarks Of the gentleman from North Carolina.
What has he saidi Why, that these appropriations
made, not with regard to what the country re-
quires, but to induce members from different Sec
tions to vote for it,
MIR. STANLY said no such thing.
Mr.. McLANE. Certainly, the gentleman could
not have said any thing like it.
MIR. STANLy. No; said nothing like it.
Mr.. MORSE then, in five minutes speech,
spoke in condemnation of the bill.
Mr.. INGE in referring to Mr.. STASLr, asked,
when did that gentleman ever perceive sectional in
justice in the American CongressS II we of the
South wait TO receive warning from him we would
sleep until the assault has been commenced and the
spoliation Of the South consummatcd. l am not as
tonished to hear the statement Of the gentleman
from North Carolina. II is not from him expect
admoniton. The gentleman states that there Is no
sectional Injustice ask him TO justify TO me why
the Hudson river is TO have $4,000, above and be-
low Albany, without limitation. How can it be
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son, Andrew Johnson, Jones, Littlefeld, Job
Mann. Mason, McClernand, Mcdonald, McLana-
X. Miller, Millson, Morrison, Morse, Morton, Orr,
Owen, Parker, Peaslee, Penn, Phelps, Powell,
Richardson, Robbins, jr., Robinson, Ross, Savage,
Sawtelc, Seddon, Alexander II. Stephens, Stetson,
Strong. Thomas, Jacob Thompson, Toombs, vena-
BILE, Waldo. Wallace, Whittesey, Wildrck, Wood
ward and Young-S7.
The following appropriations are contained in the
bill, viz:
For brcakwater structure at the harbor at
Burlington, on Lake Champlain, fifteen thousand
dollars.
For a brcakwatcr structure ut The harbor at
Plattsburgh, on Lake Champain fifteen thousand
dollars.
For the improvement of the harbor at White
Hall, on Lake Champlain, ten thousand dollars.
For repairs and working Of dredge on Lake
Champlain, nine thousand dollars.
For improvement Of the harbor at Port Ontario
on Lake Ontario, fifteen thousand dollars.
For the improvement of the harbor at Oswcgo,
on Lake Ontario, forty thousand dollars
For the improvement of the harbor at the mouth
- Big Soduo Bay, on lake Ontario, ten thousand
dollars.
For the improvement of the harbor at tho mouth
of Little Sodus Bay, Lake Ontario, ten thousand
dollars
For the improvement of the harbor at the mouth
Of the Genescc river, on Lake Ontario, twenty
thousand dollars
For the improvement OF the harbor at the mouth
of Oak Orchard Bay, on Lake Ontario, ten thousand
five hundred dollars.
For dredgc boat on Lake Ontario, twenty thou
sand dollars.
For the improvement of the harbor at Buffalo, on
Lake Eric, and the repair and extension of the sea
wall thereat fifty thousand dollars
For the Improvement Of tho harbor at Dunkirk,
on Lake Erie, twenty thousand dollars.
For the improvement of the hsrbor at Cattarau-
gus, on Lake Erie, fifteen thousand dollars.
For the improvement of the harbor at Erie, on
Lake Eric, forty thousand dollars.
For the improvement Of the harbor at Cowneaut,
on Lake Erie, 6fcen thousand dollars.
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CITY TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

DEPARTURE OF CARS & BOATS,
FROM RICHMOND.
Northern Cars, for Fredericksburg, Washington, &C.,
daily at half past o'clock, A. NJ.
Southern Cars for Petersburg, Weldon, &C., daily at
half past o'clock, P. NJ.
Central Cars, for Charlottesville, Stanton, Springs,
&C., or Ilynchburg, daily, at o'clock, A. M.
Petersburg Accommodation Train, Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays, at half past o'clock, A. M.
Danville Cars, for Appomattox River, Farmylle,
Lynchburg, &c, Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays,
at o'clock, A. M; and Tuesdays Thursdays and Sa-
turdays, at half past l O'Clock, P. M.
Norfolk Steamboat, Curtis Peck,) Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at half past o'clock, A. NJ.
Norfolk Cars and Steamboat, via Port Walthal,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at half past 5
O'clock A. NJ.
Lynchburg Canal Packet, daily. except Sunday, at
o'clock, P. VI.
ARRIVAL OF CARS AND BOATS,
AT RICHMOND.
Northern Cars from Acquia Creek, Fredericksburg,
&C., daily, at 5 o'clock, ?. M.
Southern Cars, from Weldon Petersburg, &C., daily,
at half past o'clock, A. M.
Central Railroad Cars, from Charlottesville, &C.,
daily at half past ! O'Clock, P. NJ
Petersburg Accommodation Train, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at 5 o'clock, P. NJ
Richmond and Danville Cars, from the Appomat,ox
River, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at III A.
NJ. and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at ST
P. M.
Norfolk Steamboat, lat Rocketts,) Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays, at At P. M.
Norfolk Cars and Steamboat, via Port Wathall,
TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays at Al T, M.
Packets from Lynchburg, daily, except Mondays ct
2n,.
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WA. CENTRAL RAILROAD.-CALLE
MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
POSTPONED.--T office of Director, which was
proposed TO be filled by the Stockholders at the called
meeting on The 18th December, having become vacant
by the mutual withdrawal Of Messis. Anderson and
Kinney, and the appointment of Mr.. Kinney a Sat
Director, the vacancy will be filled by the Board OF
Directors, and the called meeting postponed indef-
nitey.
de2 J. GARRETT, Sec'ry.
H AisGEs STOCK OF FINE FURNI-
IA TURE, AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES, No 63 Main Street.-The subscriber intend
ing to close his rooms Man street. offers his
stock of Furniture, at very reduced prices, consisting
OF handsome parlor, chamber and dining Furn-
ture, of good quality among which will be found
Cottage Chamber Sets, full suite of Furniture
Marble and mahogany Top Dressing Cabinets
Rich mahogany and black walnut Wardr0bes
Sofas, Tete Tetes, Ouomans, Rockng Chairs
Mahogany paIlor Chairs, cane seat Chairs
Mahogany and black walnut French and Cottage Bed
Secretaries and Book Cases Writing Desks
Mahogany and walnut Washstands, open and en-
closed
Plain and Dressing Bureaus of all sizes
Fine mahogany Extension Tables, Leaf Tables
4 great variety of chldrens Chairs and Sofas
Persons in want of Furniture will find it 10 their
advantage to examine the above Stock as it will be Of
tered at very low prices.
no 70 GEO j. SUMNER
NMT nITE AND PINK MERINO.-ln store
TV a few pieces OF white and pink merno, for Vi.
CHARLES HARTWELL. & cos,
de 2 Opposite Swan Tavern.
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ENOR COUGHS, COLDS, AND CON
Is SuMPTION-Ayres Cherry Pectoral, Rush
ton Clark & Co.'S and Syme's Cod Liver Oil, Wslars
Balsam Of Wild Cherry Mrs Gardeners Balsam Of
Liyerwort and Hotehound, MIS- Jervs' Cold Candy,
Pease's Horehound do, and Fuler's Compound Elk
tract OF Wild Cherry, Hastings Syrup OF Nspha,
Thompson's Syrup oiTar, Jaynes' Expectorant and
Bryans Pumonic Wafersa tseSh supply just received
and for sale by w p LADD, Druggist,
no 10 3l9 Broad st.
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HEANCy CRATE AND LENDER HAN.

ETANCY CRATE AND FENDER MAN,
~ UFACTORY, E AND 9ra STREETS, RIcHmoND
FfRGNA.-The subscriber continues to carry on tine
sale 500 CRATES, with Tenders and Summer Pieces.
embracing 100 different kinds, such as ale at prese
used in New York. Philadelphia aud Boston ! al4o
continue 70 receive monthly all tue various patterns
from all TIE Eastern cities; and laviog devoted The
last twelve years to this branch OF my business res
pectiuy refer to capacity Of workmanship 10 The
citizens OF Richmond generally. My prices shall be az
moderate as any other establishment in Richmond
or elsewhere.
~ "a SAMUEL d. DENOON.
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GtRUSHED AND COFFEE SUGARS
" $50 bbls, receiving, and for eale by
no27 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co
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NOR RHEUMATESM..-Howe' Nerve and
a. Bone Llnament, Davis Pain n Her. Da y's Pain
Extractor Monlagues New Remedy Jew Davd's
Hebrew Plaster, Tane's celebrated Arabian Lima
ment, AID Hunts Rheumatic do, fresh supply Just
received and for sale by
w P LADD, Drueeiat,
no 10 3l9 BroNd street.
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"a DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT
HUI The dwelling house and garden at present cccu-
pied by Mr.. J. Carneross Gary street between Isl
and FoCshee streets, is tor rent: Possession
be had Immediately, For terms, apply to the present
occupant. or
noS JAMES KOSHER
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NIxCELSlUR.-G0DE FOR JANUARY
EA 1852, j w RANDOLPH is agent for Cooley q
Ladys Book, edited by Mrs. S J Ha!i--pubiisled
monthly AT IS cents or So per year A specimen num-
Der for January, 1852 is to hand. Call and subscribe.
All the magazines Tor 1852 can BE- had at
de | l2l Main street.
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<ss FOR RENT, two CONVENIENT offices in the
E.H Law Building, suitable for professional men Ap.
ply to TOLER & COOK,
IS General Agents
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/ EXT OOLLEN WFsAPPsN&zs- large vari,
S9 icty OF the above Just received and for sale

ESI OOLAEN WEAPPsNtzS--AI large vari,
chean, viz;
Fancy wool Sacks, for ladies.
Do do -. do for chiIdIen,
Do DO Hats and Caps do
DO do Carriers do
DO do Mulllersand Boas
Also, handsome variety of fancy wool Hose, Tor
children VIVA. J. SWORDS.
oc Is 225 Broad St, Shockoe Hill.
HIHEsEsH IRFPORTATI0NS, just received by
Il d. II. LONDON.
Dicks ceebsated Spool Cottons
Mousns and English Prints
Blankets, Cambrics, Vestings and Cloths
West England extra Cassimeres
Black, blue and brown Cloths
Buck sdn Gloves, made by Dent, Aliencroit 81
Co.. London. oc2l--tf
an 8BE.S NglsV sEGTHFIEAD APPLE
Jus, received do s do for ss DO BY Peach do
no 81 '''|''N' '''>' ~ JNo. WOMBLE & co.
WpERFUMEEY AND HAIR OlLS.-Mau-
FL genet and Condray, Lubin and other extracts,
Cologne Water, Eau Do Toilet, &C., Antique Oil,
Bandolne, Ok Marrow and Posmaums. Also, beau
tiful assortment OF Toilet Bottles. for sale by
r. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
no 26 Corner Main and 18th stz.
WNRENCFI OVER COATS.-We have lust to
u hand anoIberlot Of fine twiled and quilted French
Beaver Over Sacks and Over Goats at N 02 Main
no22 KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN.
eD@FSD for sale cheap at
CIiAS. HARTWELL & CO.'S,
noes Opposite Swan Tavern.
gNDIA RUBBER DOORsP2INGS,-A
q Their lot Just received for sale by
r. NJ. ZIM HERMAN,
no Is Corner Main and 18th SITS.
~ RNITNE HAVANA AND PRINCIPE
S-B SEGARS.30000 receiving aud for sale low
by -
no25 JOHN FL. CLAIBORNE.
HE IN DIE n, NOIgVFIIi, u JONES
EM GROCERS AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS, No IA Pearl street.
ELISHA p. HUNDLEY,)
WIN d. NoRvELL,
SAM ]. JONES. no Z
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4 NHEfSE. 200 boxes Goshen Cheese. landing
" and for sale by
no 81 WIN. TAYLOR.
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SIX DOALARs PEE YEAR

EHABsHE FOR SAIE.-We are authorised to
4 sell farm OF a hundred and eighty acres ia Hen
rico county about ten miles north OF the city, lying i'm
nediatey on the Richmond and Fredericksburg 4 all
road and on the Chickahomny Creek and having on il
the usual improvements and an excellent orchard
About one-thrd OIL the land is enclosed and that part
especially is very valuable This land belongs to the
estate OF the late George DrewrY, and will be so upon
terms advantageous to the purchaser.
Those " shng to view this property, will find II
bounded by the lands OF Bowle4 estate DR. John Shep.
pard, and John a Sheppard, esq. This is good OPP
porunity for investment and ask particular atten
tion to it. Apply 10 TOLER & COOK,
no 20 General Agents.
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n UMP PLAST Es.--lC0 tons landing from
n schr l.. II Nckerson tor sale by
no 10 SHIELDS 81 SOMERVILLE.
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JAMES BOSHER.

<ss FOR REETs-The dwelling on the second
E9 square above Grace street Baptist church, be-
longing TO Mr. Thomas Rutherford ST., and occupied
at presentb by Mr.. John N Gordon. The house has
recently been painted inside and out whitewashed, and
in excellent order. Possession given the first
OF February next For further particulars apply to
or to MIR. Wellington Godda.
no II IOHN N GORDON a SON
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TANNERS OIT4.--75 bbIs for sale by Ea9
4 no27 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & COG
NNIFTEEN KEGS ROLL AND FIlsKiN
IL BUTTER, a part OF which is prime, receiving
and for sale by
no &c RAGLAND e. BROTHER.
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ru- NEW f,OGDS.--l am now opening a large
Ef1 and varied assortment of fresh Goods, suited to
Gsthe fall trade, embracing every article in the Hat
and Cap line that has yet been ntroduced; also,
Travelling and Packing Trunks, Carpet Bags, I'm
small advance; and having been purchased with cash,
do not hesitate to say that can and will sell as low
any similar Goods be purchased in this or any
other city. All ask is call from purchasers.
oc 4 JNO. THOMPSON.
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~ FOR NENT,-The dwelling house in Tan
ELI Bark Row, at present occupied by Mr.. VIM. G.
Paine, is for rent. Possession can be or tho first
October. For terms, apply to
So II JAMES KOSHER
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BAas OAK Root Knsss (ty tAs knss,) for Bio cAsea
myth OF body inches length OF -four feet 10 be
feet from Tie the throat 10 side Ten Inches
length Of body inches length OF three ieet
inches be inches the 10 The thfoat
side nine inches
49, Of body three feet TO be two
three inches from throat 10 aide eight
inches
above twenty got angle OF ninety
degrees. The hToats 10 be clear Of wood.
Whts oak Butt, 10y the Pise)
9 butt cuts, each IA feet in length
10
twenty be inches diameter al the small
before the dry gets in them.
be quaTteIed be clear OF the centre pith
ash logs, lin round, each be 6fteen feet long and Is
inches diameter, by the log.
CLASS No 2.--YeiioW Pine (by the cubic Joof)
10000 cubic southern plank
stocks the quality They 4o feet iengt
be under IS length The small end 10 he lees
twelve inches than oubhs OF The butt
clear of wane.
is beams 80 feet long sided 5x nches moulded IAN inches
IS "a feet long, sided l5h inches, moulded lax inches
Is % feet long, sided lax inches, moulded u inches
is "a feet long, sided lax inches, moulded ~ inches
beams-say 1891 cubic feet, per cubic
above beams have of In "a
The whole 10 be the best long leaf fine grain southern
inch Of sapwood will be allowed the
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CUPER1OR Dagnerreot ypea First Prrmtum ~. n.
WHTEHURsT has extended the field Of his operations
ground than dagueueoypisi in the His galleries
be found Pennsylvania between
No oo7 baltimore street. Baltimore broadway Leonard
New York; No II Main street. Richmond Sycamore
street, Petersburg; Main Ncsfo,k and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia $500
highly dasuereotypes are an
extraordinary Improvement insurng faithful highly
ikenesses n q few seconds.
The back ground invested by H. whehut, gives
airy and ivfng appearances 10 the picture.
Whitehursts establishments distrxc thirty
rand pictures annually and have given
certainly natterins proof the Of hts
W. calls the attention Of the public generally his elegantly
furnished gallery over Lane snd fuckers where free
exhibition of pictures will given. FL 4st .E
Notwithstanding the competion dasucrreoype
recent Fair 81 the Maryland Institute he awarded the
medal by the judges. #8E n .-E"
kenss'es ofsvs description copied, and
atcndedto, Nov 0e-dly
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a. n q. A. ARMOUR,
DRAPERs IND T1ILORS,
No. 800 broadway, corner OF Duane stfeci,

Above Tie irving Hovss, Nsw York,
RESPECTFULLY invite ofnsnds
their assortment Of spring goods Of the newest
which they make
fashionable style Al their usual moderate prices Fresh cloths
and
for vests dark do; patterns Of Paris emhroderics
There three skfu artists employed this
and wastcoa Each
pament complete in itself Army and uniforms made
order with despatch, approved
who this metropolis will
everything their and perfect fl
N. h. PlEArnn rsThcse elegant
much admired Castle Garden been awarded
hrst premium BY the American Institute At their late fair
Feb l5-dim