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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-19
BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

The hanjsuiest American book that have seen for
long ie have received from the cnterp:ising publishers,
d. Appleton & Co, Nav Yos, through Nash 81 Wooiousr,
Of this city, 1t il tn: Uomcn Of Early Chris'iaaitya
series Of portraits with appropriate descriptions by several
American cesynenEditcd by Rev J. 4. Spencer, N. A.,
author OF Ihe Fast; Sketches ri Travel III Egypt and the
Holy Land &c. The work enriched Will; sixteen splen.
did steel enpvuss original designs executed expressly for
the work They arr in The :ghes, sly le ard do The
highest credit the publishers The letter press is marked
by interest and TALENT and the noble object OF the work is
encourage literature Of description wncl in-
c!udes The Ives principles period and character Of
the ilusruus the pare and the holy ofe early days
heaitu in the community expansive Tie mind and pro-
motive OF suGEt catholic views of TRUTH and Of those who
have lived aud died for il in past ages. Among the o"cy
subjects described recognize ST. Cecilia, Helena the
mother Of Constantine Martha the sister OF Mary, Bertha
&c. In paper typography, illustration and binding, the
book is n p,ndid piece of workmanship.
Nash & woodhouss send US also, from tho publish
ers very handsome and interesting work entitled TIE
Land Of Bond ,g lis ,ac:eni ana presen. con-
d.iicn: beir. lie Journal OF Tcu j" Esyri; By J. ~
wsinwrisr Il. D. IND % Tie au;Ior goes ~
comment nos Which is gotten NJ In superior st,
and is full aarane AMI we'll executed Illustrations. lis
black and silver binding is very neat.
To A. Morris OF this city, are indebted for copy Of
a beautiful book from the publisher Charles Scrione New
York lis The Ercuing Book Fire side talk morals
and manners with sketches Western Life BY airs Kirk
and author OF "a New Home" "Huidays Abroaa,' &C.
The authorizes is lady nf greet talent and taSeand her
present. work is charac!ezedt 10y s0tnd aacca! sense lofty
spirit delicate humor and rich thought. Her great aim
be recommend simplicity ,rulhuness and hu
manly of il she describes il, manners
founded on the great law of love- and
zion. The decorated by several beautiful -ont5
engravings ard woGd richly adorn any drawing in the
land
Our table is slrewed with other literary fayors OF our
friends witch hope soon 10 find tlc notice briefly
New ORLEANS Dec. l4.t is rsi ored to-day that Mes.
s"urs Hill AcLane * Co.. largest firm in The
city, have failed for fsvy The hcuse is
lar and long established and ths failure has oeas;onsd
great sensation In business circles.
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EXCITEMENT IN FRANCE.

An cxpeccd coup dctat s hangs like the sword of Da-
motes sus ruded Paris The President and The As
scmbly open war; and terrible explosion may be one
OF the s,ir.i. events ot day Il will bs remembered
that The Assembly were defeated the proposition of tie
ouestors 10 .se an army the Assembly, protect the t
psaiye power against the encroachnen OF III: Executive
This deta according sem-Of:iai article in the Con-
suliunne cectei By the vote Of the "ountan (u-
Ira R.puo@tns) who "sn:lt rat and saw in the move
ri"a Qcgitimis Dictatorship, at the very moment
when p.epa. lions were made alpeach General ST. Ar
mand 1.-The Minister OF War) and when "some impatient
conspra,ors cxcnai behind the ministerial benches, Ar
rest them nh. all Of them. whilst they terc!"
Excited is this question: the Assembly have
brought fo.H ,:l Ei! son the responsibility of the Prcs
dent of the t.publc in which all sorts Of and penal
ties are laid down az .ns; his reelection The ~ \. He
raids corres ouen says that Louis Napoleon determined
resist the Assembly to the last, held council of war in
his private apartments Saturday On Monday, the extra
ordinary article Of the Consutionns signed by CIssagnac
appeared Tie article which sanctioned by Louis Ma
pocon aud w,s most violent attack upon the Assembly,
was expected BE- followed by the arrest of those members
most hostile the President Il goes TO col:;n IN, impress.
sion that had the vo,e the proposition stated above been
favorable qucsnrs Louis Napoleon would have struck
the long impending blow on tho sane Thursday, Nov 2oh
awe were" says the article, win hairs breadth of
civil war Monday last. an attempt would have been
made by the Assembly seize upon the person OF Louis
Napoleon; bn: The ussaants would have been received with
muskel shots better. The vote prevented boodshed"
Bet passage which has given offence TO ;he As
sembly is the concluding one:
'"Thc firm and determined hand OF justice is constantly
suspended within inch of their Qhe members OF the As
sembiy colar the proof that they not dangerous is
that they have yet been shipped of!-iJ eat seized
put in irons and transported TO penal settlement.
A compIet. PAM, took place the Bourse. The renes
fell one per cent Immediately.
In the Assembly, VI Crcon he Oreanist) brought for
ward interpretations respecting the article in the COnstu
onne In his speech he called ranicr dc Cassagnac a
wrc;ched scbler." NJ. Daniel the Minister Of Jascc,
made an evasvc reply NJ. Thcrigny, the Minister OF the
Interior denied existence Of plot; and after pooh
pooling, the matter dropped
On the Tuesday morning. Cassagnlc sen, challenge 10
Cre,on fo7 having called him n miserable ioUicuui'e Gre
declined receiving the message, the ground that his
wouldbc opponent entirely beneath bis notice Cas-
sagnac has published his challenge and pacarded Crton
coward.
In view the threatened explosion Of the turbulent ele
of Ffancewose revcrbera,ons must make them
selves felt all Europe especially hehoovcs the United
States he cautious how they entanse themselves with
European aI,rs The present moment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-19
CASE OF MIR. TuRASllER.

On Monday lhe following resolution, offered 5y Mr Bay
~ of Virginia, vas adopted BY the fnusc:
Res lived Tia, the President OF tie United States Dr.
oueslc;! far in rs judgment iuay b: compatible" h
puoc interest 10 Communicate ~ ts House fny inir.
nation IN Possession Of Executive respecting thu !mri.
sonncn, trial and sentence John 5. Thrasr ~ the
Islam Of Cuba und his ph, clam The protection al The
Government natlyebOrn Lzens OF the United States
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uENn:.D SENATORIAL ELECTION-Tns DIs-
psfch q "es!ay sly-. :tle aaioiily of M,jo Bat.
Graves, i,t The shssiis OF Hanover and Henrico
Hanover Courthouse Monday 10 ascertain who cleo
ed from the Senatorial district composed c these
matter which has been for days dispute and OK.
citing the anxious inquiries They found that the
polls slaod For Wins on wig, llG3-pukhl DEM ll6S-
lie The Bcz sten. nccnIiing law that the sner-
ills should say who should be Senator. The sheriff OF Hano.
voted for PlfA The sheriff Il Henrico voted or VIM
Ston-asan .;e The final legal ceremony was 10 draw
ots-ard this resulted L. iayor o; Winston
Mr.. Pu!arl the Hanover Sheriff the names OF the
two candidates ,so strip: OF paper which placed in
hat; and Mr. boswell, The Hcr..ro Sheriff drew GU, Tie
uC sv ticket OF Winston.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-19
pDEr!CAI"
THE EARTH.

,.;,,s l,f,iest peak ascend,
The noun n,avena around thee benz
inc;rclirg beauty clasp 'nc 49, e,r,,h2
inc'ens !, in its wanicrlnss form
~ ,.,,a teach thee el'rlcus lh:nss'
NV, Va i've i.umot,al Fancy VINES ,,.,;ch swsl,
auu ,.,r snpll bring thee strains "'''.
TO worlds glad canIic'e'
:, 49,, zoe, fountain springs,
ttsIrnr il tlows--rclJlcihG si"s''
-, IL reach its travel enc
To y,icc shall III roar asce"o'
,.o,i,,o wave that scarce can pear
M. ,;oi,s, leaf that drnppesh 'he't,
nc M. ,ts whi,ened peak and iro"h'
And dash royal navy do~n'
.,ovc with stars the nisht'ssy s'""'
S.I,, tenths of infinite rcpose'
~ tho. they burn-.ur ',ee '"''
The eagle ;,ain,ed on the clou ,,homs loud
the winds song raised IN
nv, Nc ,',rreut's roar-thc inoonlis".
rnch fairy sght-each Joyous se'
Heavens wide porttaiiuys
a., norcelled in q titles ~.
For Fancy, wandel tSSll
BID n.'er golden IN thy brain,
The picture Of aand stream a. ana ana ="
r,asb him thou claim'st 10 vain
IS ,hine6nes God gave ye tongue
rhat6nd suew-hCsh and bono;-
,sio withstand the power oil wrong,
I'd arms 10 build yourselves throne-t
Thrones Ger the acres tina, we need
Made populous with sons and daughters -
For this in Freedom wars ye bleed
Rising victorious amid siaughters'
sonbjsts mny teach and Bards may sing
Tina, the Minds pictures are the real
'rnat they lies richer pleasures bring,
And that all else is bu; ideal.
But softer glow the sunset skies
And swec,er sings III" evening breeze,
Farer the violcl's lowly eyes
More wrapl tue hearts deep melodies
T., him whose tongue with grateful song
Tanks God tha, earth is not unhlnd;
Who can through life, or short OF long,
A home Of happy faces find!
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SLIT AGAINST AN OLD GOVERNMENT DEFAUL-
Ter

New ORLEANS, DEC IA In the First District Court 81
ia Ti,.J states singular and important sui, has been
connencst BY the United States against K'i'y Smith,
ch broker Of This city aud his son. JOHN Chandler smith
rssidsnt Of Baltimore The plaintiff states that kiy
smith wac defsnlter thirty years ago as Navy Agent in
tie sum Of s2SON0O for which juds'rsn was obtained in
III District OF Columbia in the year lS2z ohes tial tne
name The court has granted writ against the oanH CO.
costs aud nil other property OF the 6rm TO be held until Inc
suit Is drciLcc.
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TIRE PRESS pIENER - EOSSi.TIr

New YoRK DEC. l5rr" dinner given by the members
OF the Press 10 ko=>ua cas u' this evening, and
b'illian. and enthusiastic affair The nal: crowd
10 excess.
William Cullen Etyant editor Of tic Evening Posi-,
chosen President.
kossa,h is now speaking ard his sTcsch WI: make sir
columns II the Herald. Il WI! af7ct n;iea;.ja, and
BE read with a'aes: - any sat ia. preceded IT, l.
will be published in full in o: tho morning .yssa
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rncu Tor bringing a noSsnedu .! lopac
Halifax 10 Richmond. OF course the
rgc much higher, bat the fact is men'
ircincly lcw is the cost of ;ranspar!atiJ
he most favorable circumstances. Mr.
i've various reasons why long rail n
much lower cost per mile than short on
ali;ax planter sees that he will be er
lmond in SIX hours, paying only 81, |,
50 ton, and to gend down his tobacco
d his wheat for 6 cents bushel, he 81
10 Use his utmost exer;ions,
practical period, such immense advan
---ae------sSe -
SOUTH CAROLINA.
lat il is The object oI the separate Sta
Get in the Convention on the 9TH Nj
ioG their ts-ihat the Convention
SOUTH CAROLINA.

II is sail that il is The object OF the separate State
April uat resign their scats-iha Convention will ad
ourn until the vacancies be led and that after the ad
journuen Of Congress they viii again and leave
co opcrnicnss work their remedy Of bcry nd de-
!ivcrancc. This plan is certainly much sensible
the action Of the 5. G. Senate thus described by the
Charleston 6. Co. News:
BULLS ISLAND LIGHT HOUSE.-Thc proceed.
inns in tie Senate Of the State in respect the Eus
Island ch House richly deserves 10 be called Bull Head
ed. il has been fo many years the complaint press
politicians End people that whsle every pont Of land tly
iaoor sluhi pfuinontory vi the North, has light
beacon, the Southern coasts, which narcuay
dangerous Cape Charles and Henry The Mississippi
ltft without the proper lights and safeguards We have
complained, Tor twenty years that North gets all The
money, The South We'll, after ha:d work, the mem
bcrs Congress from The South succeeded getting ar
appropriation Tor light house Bulls Island; hay and
abar oi that place being found particularly good Cow
applies for permission put light housc-not
foriressurd the Senate of the State its ncxpIcable
wisdom. refuses the privilege! Whv2 If We remain in
the Ccn,deracy we cannot surely I've unwlse in taking ali
its benefits. ". should forage The when
II gu OFT Of the Uiun, the light house cnures, So
much capital, our benefit. In either point Of view,
with either prospect, trade, State people the
gamers The whole proceeding is either marvelulsy silly
mys;crIuusy profound. We notice that The Columbia
Caroinian speaks of the in the Senate "snni.
cant incident" Certainly in sense il s-sgnicant OF
folly and the other the impotence OF our anger snaps
its in order TO show how ngaciuus and ugly
considers the oil the Federal Government But the
Caronn the wrong word To be perfectly proper i;
should have yief il 'nsigni feant' incident -and
trust tina; Ic less passion, AMI little calm manly
const Will persuade il to adopt proposed amend
mcnt ot = piraa2olnsy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-19

We understand that the Rcchabes OF Richmond intend
making excursion 10 Petersburg, Friday, Goth inst
fair if The day. They have chartered car and
employed band FOR Tie OCCASION
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-19

BALTIMORE. Dec. Is -Fiout: We nole sale. todar o:
coo oo!s Cry Mills Flour 81 psr Dol. Grain and other
articles usually enumerated, without alteration
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-25

the disposition 10 opera ate and the market closed with
disnclnation 10 operate. Sales OF white al 29,, and
yellow at 27s cd.
WHEAT-The operations, like those in Flour, ere
inactive and CHIEFLY OF retail character, without any
change from Fridaysrates.
MONEY MARKET,-Ihe money market al London
had experienced slight and momentary contraction
on the first receipt Of The revolution in Paris, but
the only results which were tangible were in the
stock market. There severe depression occurred
and considerable fluctuations followed-at the last
dates reaction had established prices
sConsoIe went as higl as 9S4 on the h inst bit re
ceded to 95 and on the 9th receded 97aa97s for
money and higher for account. Public securities
generally kept pace with consols and foreign stocks
recovered large portion of their late decline.
On theParis Bourss the reaction was imm.ass.
Austrian Stocks were quiet, but Federal Stocks ad
waved upon previous prices from Hal per cent. in
short time: U Gs, 1868, closed at 1lllall2a, U S
6's, lS67'6S, 106al07
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-25
IDS FOR HOLIDAY PRE-

ENANCY GOODS FOR HOLIDAY PRE-
u SENrS.
Rosewood and mahogany Work Boxes, Furnished
and plain
Papla mach Work Boxes, Desks, Tables, &c.
Dressing Gases, 10 ather, rosewood papa machi &c
French Oh ma Vases and Toilet Bottles
Marble, ebony and gilt Clocks, be autiful assortment
A splendid assortment Port Monnaies, in pearl and
ivory
Gard Cases, in silver, pearl papa mach, &c.
paper utters in ivory and pearl, &c
Rosewood, mahogany and leather Writing Desks and
Biscuit Figues
french china cups, saucers and mugs
Gold Pencils aud Gold Pens
Liquor Cases, Backgammon Boxes
BattledoorS and Graces
Silver plated and papia MACH and bronzed Ink Stands
Paper Weights ia large variety
Accordeons and musical boxes
Splendid assortment OF Port Foos and Music Foios
Wax Dolls, Games, French china Tea sets
Boxes ottools tor boys, Building Blocks
Dissected Maps and puzzles
"a good assortment of Toys, Fancy Baskets, Magic
Lanterns, &c.
Fine Pocket and Pen Knives
Rocking Horses, propellers and charots
La all the most complete and varied assortment OF
fancy goods ever offered in this city.
L. G1NTER,
de ~ 1877 Main street.
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LATEST NEWS.
Transmitted by Magnetic Telegraph.
FOR THE DAILY RICHMOND TIMES.
THE CAPITOL IN WASHINGTON ON
FIRE.
DESTRUCTION OF The PUBLIC LIBRARY,
WAsuIvGToN, Dee. "a, l P. M

WAsHINGToN, Dee. "a, l P. M.
This morning about sunrise a watchm an stationed
near the Capitol, discovered the building 10 be on fire
The alarm was promp ty given, and entrance
into the main building speedily effected. The fire was
found TO proceed from thai portion OF the building de-
voted TO the Congresiona Library.
1t was at once discovered that the fire had made
considerable progress, and that prompt aud efficient
efforts were necessary the building. Added to
this the fire companies were down by fatigue en-
countered at fire the previous nigh-he hose be-
longing most OF The companies was found to be fro
zen and therefore unfit for USE and the engines them,
selves worked indferenly.
In the meantime the Library and Document Rooms
were completely destroyed. Probably three fourhs oil
the contents OF these rooms fell prey to the devour-
ing element Many valuable books papers, &C.
which never be replaced were, we regret to say
entirely destroyed.
The general imp ession seems to be that the fire
caught from one OF the ues connecting with the fur
mace in the nam basement Of the capitol.
Mr.. Speaker Boyd, the Mayor the President of the
United States, together with number of other distin-
guished gentlemen, were early ths ground render
ing efficient service.
All the fire companies OF the city are now combat.
ting the flames, and at the time of making up this dis.
patch I'll A M y the fire is believed to be subdued -
1t did not extend leyond the rooms occupied as the
Library
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-25
BY RICHARD CAUTHOKN.

e EGpLAR SALE DAYS. MONDAYS,
d "a Wednesdays and Fridays-Saie of horses every
Saturday--o On the days above named, commencing al
variety OF Miscellaneous articles consisting Of the fol
GROCERIEs-sugar, Coffee, Gunpowder Tea.
candles Soap, Nails, Starch Bacon Hams, Shoulders
and Sides, Rice, Pepp Ginger Brandy, Whiskey Gin
Mo GLASS Butter, Lard, Herrngs, Shad.
~ TURE-Bureaus, Sideboards, Washstands.
Chairs, Candlesands, Dining, Tea, and Teilet Tabes
Bedding OF every description, Tenders, Shovel and
longs with many other articles in the houss-keenno
line ~ AoeP'hs
SHOES, CLOTHING, &c.-Iwil] also sell 7poo,s
Shoes, Slippers, Clothing of every kind, Hats, Cans
pei, Books, &c. "pp'"s
auIf r. CAUTHOR
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-25
BY ALEXANDER MOTE.
No.6l Main street, OPPOSITE the city HotaI.

- REGULAR SALE DAYS:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS
~ the above named days will sell at pubIis aus
W tlon at my store opposite the City Hotel, com
menclng at ha-past 9 o'clock, variety of mscella
neous goods, such as the following:
, FUNNY RE-Cabinets, Wardrobes, Sideboards
Bureaus, Bedseads, Chairs Of every STYLE and naern
Hair and an Shuck Mattresses, Dining Tea, Toilet and
Gard Tables, Beds and Bedding &c.
r, ALSO-A large lotof reasonable piece and cut Dry
lngs, Flannels, beached and unbleaehed domestic S
white and brown |. Linen, Table Covers oil Cloth do.
Hosiery, Crayats, Shirts and Drawers, &c. ~o''
'CLOTHlNG, &C.; Also, large collection of sea.
sonable ready made clothing. Boots and Sb sss-
SIX, wool and water proof Hats, cloth and glazed
Gaps, Cutlery and large assortment ofTrunks Va
ricon Matches Clocks and an endless varatvn
Perfumery and Fancy Goodsof every DESCRIPTION.
mn ALEX. MOTT
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-25

NEW YORK MARKETS, Dec "a, P. M
Observation-Disclosures firm at Yesterdays quota
tons.
CoTTeN-Demsn limited and market dull
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-25

BALTIMORE MARKETS, Dec "a, PM
FLouR-Sales to-day of 100 bb!s Howard Street
Flour at 81.
CRAM Transactions limited but no change in
nrlpf
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NTOTICE.-The firm of ALLEN & WEND-
II LINGER is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business OF the concern will be closed by
Mr. Wendnger, VINO is charged with the payment OF
all the debts of the concern, and TO whom alone all
payment TO the concern are to be made.
WILLIAM ALLEN,
C. WENDT cNGER
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-25

ARRIVAL OF KOSSUTH IN PHILADEL
PHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee "a, P. M.
Gov Kossuth reached this city this morning. He
was received by the city authorities in the handsomest
man net conceivable.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-25

SAILING OF THE NIAGARA.
New York, Dec. "a, P. M.
The steamship Niagara sailed to-day for Liverpool
taking out about 5000 900 in specie.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-25

WENDLcNGER.
ME AVENG purchased the interest of William A |.
n a len,in the late firm OF Allen & Wendlinger,
avail myself oil this occasion TO inform the cusome re-
OF the firm and the public generally that shall carry
on the business at the old stand where will he hap
Ply TO serve them with article in the lire of Mer-
chant Talors. G WENDLINGER.
de !9-lm
NTEW AND ELEGANT -FURNTTURE.-I
VI have just received and offer for sale very low
lot OF nice and eiegaat Furniture, consisting Of
Cottage sets, OF beautiful finish
Carved mahogany Rockers
Carve back spring seat Sofas
Cane seat and cane back Rockers
Wood bottom Chairs, OF every kind
Bureaus OF various sizes
Also, second hand Furniture in good ORDER such as
Sidebo ards, Tables Cabinets, Chars, Looking GIas
ses, and Two large superior Carpets, &c. These art-
ces will be sold rs per cent cheaper than elsewhere
the city.
de IL R. CAUTHORN.
NJ OTICE.-From the 25lh December, until the 5th
La January, the subscriber will have place of busi-
ness on 4th street, between Main and Cary opposite
to Messrs VIM. & Geo. Domains Hardware store
de 2S-dtdF VIM. BARRETT.
W ULCANIZ Ed INDIA RUBBER
MACHINE BETTING, HOSE, STEAM
PACKING, &c.-The subscribers, as agents for the
manufacturers, keep constantly on hand full and va
ried stock OF the above articles.
The Betting has gained the entire confidence of
consumers, and is unquestionaby superior to any
other material for all open Belts especially for heavy
main belts and elevator straps for the following rea-
sons, viz: it retains perfect equality OF width and
thickness no heat under 300 degrees Fahrenheit Injuries
it, nor is 1t affected by cold dampness water. 1t is
OF great strength and durability 6oas not slip on the
puies, consequently gain of 10 per cent in power
and lastly, the cost is much below leather.
The Hose Tor fire engines, gardens factories brew
cries, railroads. hotels and steamboats, is unequaIled-
Ii endures any degree of heat under 300 degrees re-
CURES no oling, is perfectly flexible in al weather. and
being entirely smooth inside will throw more water
and fuher than leather Of the size. Il has been
extensively introduced 10 all our principal cities, and
The Steam Packing is acknowledged by all practi-
cal men to be superior to other substance for pack
ing about manhole pl tes piston rods steam Joints and
| chests, cylinder heads stuffing boxes, &c. SC
In addition to the above lately received full supplies
OF Locomotive Hose for conveying water from the
Tenders. A most excellent article. Also, India Rub
Der Shoe Soles valuable comfort and health promote
ing article to which the attention OF shoe makers is
particularly invited.
Orders will be promptly attended to by addressing
the agents for this state,
WILLIAMS & BROTHER,
de " Richmond, Va.