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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-19

The AMERICAN MINISTER AT LoNDoN.-It is
stated in the English newspapers, that the Ameri-
can Minister and Mrs. Lawrence, had the honor
of dining with her majesty, on the 22d of Febru-
ry last, at Buckingham Palace, and that, on the
following Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence,
accompanied by Col. T. B. Lawrence, left town
on visit to the Duke of Rutland, Belvoir Cas-
flo
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-19

The Washington Correspondent of the New York
Herald says the Clay in and about the federal CITY
are asking what Secretary Webster meant in his ete,
to Mr. Haven, by the declaration that President Fill
more would meet with anuoyances from the rather
oyerbearing spirit Of a certain quarter.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-19
DIED.

On Monday afternoon, the 18th inst, Mrs. LUCY
A. B. GORDON, in the 9th year of her age Her
friends and acquaintance and those of her father D.
II. Tmberake, are requested to attend the funeral from
the residence of her husband, at the foot of Mavos
bridge, this afternoon at 3 O'Clock
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-19

Mr.. ALLEN IN A WORSE FIX THAN EvER.-lmme-
diately after the debate about Mr. Webster in the
House Of Representatives, Mr.. Ashmun wrote to Mr.,
Hudson to inquire whetherhs statement in regard 10
Mr. Allen true false, and received the following
Geographic dispatch:
BosToN, March Sd, 1851
Hon. Geo. Ashnun:
l wrote confidential letter TO Hon. Chas Allen lust
before the Philadelphia Convention IN l849. lie read
the letter in public meeting at Worcester and pub
lished it in the Worcester Spy. CHAs HUDsoN
Mr.. Allen in the House declared that MIR. Ashmun
would be "a scoundre fine asserted the fact now stated
by Mr.. Hudson to be true. Who is the ''scoundrel'
noWl
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-19

Loss OF VESSEL BOUND TO RIcHMoND-On the II h
inst the large Cora, Capt Horton arrived at City Point
from New Orleans, with mdze. for merchants in Pc
sersburg Capt II. states that the night of the 4th
Instant, being very dark and stormy on the Gulf the
Cora ran into the Schr. Bridgewater, of Kingston,
Mass. Bartlett master, from Frakln, La loaded with
Sugar and Molasses for Richmond Va The Bridaews-
ter went down Immediately, but the crew were al a
by springng Ga board the Cora just as they Stood,
without being able 10 save an article of clothing, pa
pers, or other valuabIes from below.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-19

Jachimo Guiccioli representing himself to be a
natural son of Lord Byron, recently appeared be-
fore the Marylebone police, naked and drunk
lie said he had been robbed, when assistance was
given him.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-19
THE DISTRICT,

The Democratic district Convention met yester-
day in this city and unanimously nominated Mr.
Seldom for reelection to Congress, and he in per-
son accepted the nomination, We had entertained
very little doubt that his objections to public life
would be overrued by the solicitations of his po-
litica friends, but at the same time, we were full
ly persuaded that he earnestly desired to retire.
The issue then is made up, and Mr.. Bolts and
Mr.. Seldom are the opposing champions. Be-
tween them, after all that has transpired in the late
Congress, we think no Wing, no friend of the
Union, ought to hesitate in deciding. Mr.. Sed-
don was the consistent, determined opponent Of the
measures of adjustment, and, in the very last mo-
ments of their consideration, made liberal use of
the five minutes privilege to declare that the South
would be degraded if it should submit to them.-
We take it for granted, that he is unwilling to
witness the degradation of his country, and that he
is ready to join South Carolina in open resistance
to the Union. If, upon sober consideration, he has
determined to acquesce quietly in what he must
see is the almost undivided sentiment of the peo-
pie, his course gives us reason to apprehend that
like Mr. Mason, he is sympahser with disunion
il not an actual participant. We fear he is one of
those gentlemen who never thought the fugitive
law worth anything and who are even now pro-
nonncing it a failure,
Mr. Bolts, on the other hand, has, in his late let
ter, planted himself on ground where all practical
friends of the Union may cordially sustain him.
He is evidently the choice Of large majority of
the administration party of the district, and we
earnestly hope that those who have hitherto enter
tanned objections to him will waive them for the
good of the great Wing cause, and the greater
cause of the Union.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-19

The London Press announce that Jenny Lind will be
there during the month of June. Albon will sing at
her Maestys concerts the coming season, as also will
Grisi, Labanche and Parodi. G. V. Brooke the trace.
dian, talks ofvisiting America this year.
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The New York Post of Friday afternoon says

MARTIN FARQUHAR TUPrER, the English poet, land
ed from the steamer STA this morning and has taken
lodgings at the Aston House. He has been fortunate
Tnough to make such passage Horace wished for
Vrgh, when he called the tuteary goddess OF Cy-
Prs and the twin stars, brothers OF Helen, and the
laihers 81 the WINDS to send favorable breezes aud
the shores of Attica
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-19
BRAzlL-A Rio de Janeiro letter of January 2ls,

bRAziL.-A Rio de Janero letter of January 2lst,
slys-
The difficulties between this Government and ,ba, If
Bnenos Ayres are I'll unsettled; but immediate war is
not apprehended and there strong grounds for hope
that II may be avoided altogether
No,.ee mas been given by the Police department OF
this city that vessels entering hi, port will be required
TO present 10 the Police agent boarding Them an exact
list containing the Names nationality and professions Of
any passengers they may bring.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-19

aVs AUCTION NOTlCE.-The sale OF Mr. Jas
Evans stock of Goods will be continued at his store
on Main street, commencing at 81 o'clock, on THURS
DAY next, the 10Th inst The stock and assortment yet
sell is large and valuable. Families and dealers are
invited to attend JOS. MAYO, {1.,s,oos
NH 1875 JNO. WOMBLE,} i'"''ees'
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-19
JOSEPH M. CARRINGTC
SAM UEL ID. DENOON,
An Ordinance conce, ming A,onings.

>, LIST. Be it ordained by the Council of the City OF
Richmond, That the 9th section of the ordnance en-
titled !" An Ordinance TO prevent nusances and impro-
per distractions in the streets and regulating the use
thereof, and OF the margin of the Dock passed on the
18th day OF February 1851 be far amended as to re-
peal the clause offe said 9th section as decnes that
an awning over side walk shall be deemed nu sance
or obstruction to the street streets of he city if be
supported IN whole or in part by posts in the sidewalk
or any oter part OF the street public aley' aud an
awning OF whatever kind shall be deemed nuisance
or obstruction it it remain at night over sidewalk or
any other part OF street alley, any other part of
the awning or frame be less than eight feet above the
sidewalk
End. This ordinance shall be in force from ITS pas
cage.
10 which report, Mr. II. Exall offered, as mem
Der OF the sa id committee, the following minority re-
port, substitute:
Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Rich
mond mat no person now having posts 10 support his
awnings shall be required to take them down. unit
Is necessary to repair renew the same, and then
the renewal or repair shall be in such way as not 10
conflict with the sale sixth section of the above named
ordinance.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-19

Several white and coloured Migrants were arragned
before the Mayor yested ay and appropriately disposed
Of
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-19

would be compelled TO pay the vads Of those posts ar
awnings to the owners thereof and thereby The cit
would be involved in enormous expense which the
nnances OF the city, in their present condition. do not
justify And, as the enforcement of the said require
men OF the said ordinance woud he in many instances
the destruction Of equitable, if not vested legal
night, by the length OF time that the said DO its and avn
ngs have been allowed to remain 10 the st eets and in
numerous instances, unfequened streets in The city
they cam tben inconvenience person. and particular
ly as we now have the streets lighted with gas, when
every one can see his way clearly the necessity for he
regulation prohibiting posts and awnings in the stree
not nowso great and imperative ash was when the stree
were dark, and persons passing could not see any OBJ
strucion in the streets. In addition to those reasons
the majority of your Committee are OF opinion that the
said regulation in the said ordinance requiring posts and
awnings to be removed from the streets of the city, is
general Inconvenience to the community as appears
by the said petition and therefore, cannot be Just ard
salutary law The ority of your committee recon-
mend, that the prayer of the said memorial OF M.
Branch j. z. Redwood and others, be granted, and to
carry out this view, pre- sent as part of this report
the following ordinance, in which we ask the concur.
renee of the Council.
Re pectiuy submitted by
JOSEPH M. CARRINGTON,
M
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-19
R1cHMsND, March 18th, 1851.
TO the Editors of the Richmond Times.

I 0 Tie Edlt0fS OF Tie Rachnlond Times:
GENTLEMEN-'We respectfully request you to insert
in your paper Of tomorrow the following report. and
the substitute offered therefor The reason Of this re-
port was that petition sent to the CITY Council
signed by about IT'S or 200 citizens desiring the acti
OF the Council upon the subject mentioned in the said
report, and as the petition is signed by citizens from all
parts OF the city, and engaged in every avocaton in life
Affords strong evidence Of the magnitude and importance
OF the subject referred TO, and the deep interest mani
tested in the by the community we consider if
Just and right that the said report assigning the reasons
tina! governed the majority of the committee of the
Council should be published The result ofthe vote on
the adoption OF the said report will be made known in
the published proceedings of the Council, to which
the attention OF the citizens Of Richmond is particularly
called. ours, very respectfully
JOSEPH M. DARLINGTON.
SAML. d. DENOON
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THE TINES TERMS.

DAILY TIMES, per annum, if paid in advance, or
within 50 days from the beginning of subscribers
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50 90
Do. il not paid lin every easel. ........... 90
SEMI-WEEKLY TIMES, per annum, il paid
in advance, or within 80 DAYS &c...... 90
Do. if not paid lin every case). ........... 90
Single copies, Daily Times, two cents each; semi
weekly three cents eachn wrappers ready for mail
tour cents EACH For sale at the lines OFFICE.
Copies of the DAILY TINES always be procured
likewise at the Periodical and Newspaper Depot OF
Messrs. ALLEN 81 GENTRY, on Broad street-prce two
cents
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CONVENTION

CONVENTION
Mr.. Summers, of Kanawha, delivered YER,
able speech yesterday, for the white basis.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-19
IL. II. II.

TO give reliefto cruel pangs Of pain,
Relieve the patient from his torturing grief,
To cure instantly Burns, Sores and Sprains,
Is the object of Railways Ready Relief.
Sores OF all kinds, Lumbago and stiff back,
Rheumatism, Cramps, Paralysis and Gout,
Frost Bitten Flesh-or Cold, Cuts or Chaps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-26
THE TURF.

TTEI0N COURSE, l.. I.-TROTTING.-sWEEP KE
u for 500 purse will be trottsd for Monday April
2s AZ half past r. NJ precseiyA sweeps take Tor 500
will trottsd for by ne held 81 saddle horses nil. ho
best three in i've 20 saddles H. rinor <.
Charley I. oodrnf names .. Trojan: Dxoa names
b. Eal Immediately after crack held u
Of so mile heats lest three in
mes. i. H. Sncdieor entcrs ~. Susan: j. u hoMnua
h. Senator James Nhelpcy sntcrs oh. Fanny;
Ceorre Noise entcr, H. Nelson Colt The Jony Lad
line Stages viii hourly from Crane street and Peek
clip Ferries, Wismsburgh Fare each way. IA cents.
in readiness Fulton Ferry Brooklyn at L
ana O'clock, H. NJ Fare each =, .ens-retursing a.
room the trots
rENTREyILLE COURSE, L.. I-TRorTING.-PCRSE
~ $780, two mile heats In harness. for horses that
won purse so. To of Tuesday, April -
fptrcs 70 close Saturday pr 2 by o'clock H. NJ
at Asdden's otel, Chatham square.
JOEL CONkLIN, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-26
PUBLICATIONS.

Nov READY TIE DOLLAR MAGAZINE FOR NAY,
containing original story BY Hawthorne illustrated
BY barley original portrait " W. H. Presostt the his
torian. by Martin and variety Of attractive articles
81 annum In advance once Of publication. m Nassau
street, New York.
TIVE sCALPEL FOR MAY, No. H. EDITED ny Ed
II ward n. Dixon, ". d. l. ready aud for sale BY
Adrance, sherman te., Astor House The London Ian
Get remarks I'VE take 60 ourFsee the credit o. orignat
tnx THE glorious medical quarterly Had there been Lam
in London there would have been Scalpei in New
York. ~ Il interesting novel and constantly i'm
proving The London Times sRys" II 10 full 81 instruc
tive articles, and Tparklng With wit and satire. Al.o "A
ward H. Dixon W. D. 20 pp eighth edition; price 81 The
New York Journal of Medicine and Collateral Sciences and
Abe Boston Medical and Surgical Journal rcmsrt -" Dr.
Dson has written much aud we'll various subjects
the sexual system, structure sypails gonorrhsa
hydrocee vareocelc amt scabuse particularly we'll
treated Of He shows thorough acquaintance with modern
science and has secured attention 70 In the book
Alec Woman and Her Diseases; fourth edition. 80 rp
81 All literary communications relating y the Seal
pol professional ettrs must lc addressed o. the Editors
y,sdense ~ Grand street enc deer vest q BroadNay
WILL BIZ READY on MONDAY, Tue STH APRIL
w Professor Fsce History o. the Proestans II France
larre volume. Price - - rullihed ~ T. walker
fn fulton stree' and sold ~ All tooksellers
vJ,RussEs AND RrPTURE-TuE ScALPEL roR NAY
Rapture AMI the proper method ~ is support.
hDRIANCE, SHERMAN 90, 2Astsr House.
m nnA PRINTS. 5000 VOLS. or BOOKS Just
lO,OOO received, and for sale a.. the Ola Curiosity
Shop. l2 Nassau ftrect also be collection 81 Classical
Beeks d.. French. Morgan Masonry, Anyn's Ritual o.
Masonry. All the puhiits 1T reduced prices
JOHN 4. NEAGLE, l02 Nassau street
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TI,AVELLERs' GUIDE.


CuNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEwBrRCH
- pourhke and Kingston landing ~ Cniiwtis Goa
ysns Dock New ambnrFh, wilton. Hyde PARK. and Rhng-
beck touching NJ the foot ~ Hammond street fast sa
Ing steamer SANTA CLAUS. CAPTAIN sndorf will leave
,he foo; ~ Chambers street. every sunday morning ~
half past o'clock Returning. viii leave Rondout az half
past o'clock =. VI.
EsAMpTN AND ANNOY RAILROAD LINE FROM
- New York TO Philadepha-Ieavea pier No. North
River BY steamboat JOHN POTTER Morning Line, AZ
sSlock A. NJ; Afternoon Line att o'clock, y w. Pare ~
r. NJ fare Al bO I. BLISS, Agent.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA - NEW YORK
~ and Philadelphia drect-untted states Nail Line
Through IN az hours, via New Jerey Railroad farf re
duced 20 - for hrcass and ~ ~ for second Glass Leave
New Work ~ -. VI from foot of CORTLAND street. and -
"a ~ and r. NJ from foot % Liberty street. Leave Phlla
deiphn ats and N. and L. M from the foot Of Wall
ant street
nj T. CO.-TIRST BOAT THROUGH TO RurFAbo,
I'VE Va four daNs and hunrs running time, With cargo
efmerthaude. The Merchants TRANSPORTATION Co.'S boat
tIty Of Rochester arrived Bu1alO Monday morning
Anil 2lst ~ a. days ard y hours from Albany having
hem detained e hours itie rails with low waer-ths
svttst rnnng time that loaded ever vent through
~ Rris Canal ~. y. HOLT 4 Co, Agents,
!. y. HuSSEY. S9Cocutics slip.
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LIQUORS.

>.e>~~NN7~~~s~~>N-~r.- s.ee~,t-N--.e
DRASDIESl BRANptESil BRAN DIES THE OLD
- est aud beet Brandes, Wines Liquors cte. imported
expressly Tor the proprietor be found the aud
EXTENSIVE. Brandy ~ brOune block
broadway Particular attention paid ~ the bottns de-
which consists ~ the choicest grades of Made
Sherry aud Ports and peculiarly adapted for medical
purposes being genuine aud warranted ~ the proprietor
AMBROSE BALTIMORE,
GUINNESS DUBLIN XXX BROWN sTOUT-RE-
VI commended for the aehltatod aud sekly BY most
eminent physcians, In this eouptry and Europe for
rsthenng and irvigoranr Qualities. Also, Barclay
Perkins, London Potter all sse fsvorte brands IN Scotch
Ales and Bass Co.'S East India Tonic Pale Ale,
N quantity from dosan bottles cashs Of
.ight DOZEN each BY the importer GEO. r. LETHBRIDGE
~ and - Fulton street.
NOTiCE.-DALL1MOREs CELEBRATED BRANDY
lN store situated a. the Brourio
streets, whore will te found the largest hest .eetea
stock IN the city. ~ choice Wines Brands Segnrs Nc
imported sTrcssy for his trade. lie Will sell from
ftr cent cheaper than any other house YORK and
asks good judgment a. particular favor His facilities are
artat and his business V conducted the cash principle
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AMERICAN HOTEL. PANAMA. ". G.-TIIs EsrA-
- bshment Il the largest public house on the sthmus Il
situated high ground 10 the most airy and healthy por
aud In the centre 81 business ny Kind aud
careful attention hope % share the patronage ofte pub
liz. ". GIDEON ELY and J. ". STAPLES, Proprietor.
vI,uE REVIVAL or TIE Old FOUNTAIN AND CtoP
House-J ksnsett respectfully Informs biz friends and
the public that he has removed l walker street. near
nc Bovry where he will Keep hand All the del,aeie o.
the with the best 81 BEVERAGE from tr aT &c. Nc
y. B.-A good Quot Grout and ether Gymnastics
A H. PERSONS VINO HAVE LETT ANY BAGGAGE
~ effects ~ walkers Hotel ~. 10 Grtcuwich street
New York hereby notified ~ the before the
hrst day ef May ensuing. u viii h. sold At public
auction 90 defray the expenses against them - ...
ROBERT WALKER.
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uENRY LEEDS. AUCTION ErR-uAXpsoxr

HousehoId furniur,-Iltury n Leeds CO. will s,i
AZ suction on Saturday. April 9th, a., 10 oeeck No
tast lwrniy'Ehth street handsome Household Furniture,
consisting 81 royal wilton tapestry CARPET, Brussels and
Ingram do spndid french plate Pier Glasses Manci Or
namsi t. lace window Curtains, MshoEony Furntare,
wired IN hair cloth Sofa iaror Chairs Rocking da
hoFoty French Brdstead washstnds. Bureaus fnyraia
hr ~ Chamber sets stair Carp seat Chairs tn,
trtehery ana glassware, .snersl assortment Also.
as-artment ~ Kitchen Furniture. With which the sale viii
Also sp.nd "a seven ave Piano
forte. BY Ihickrring.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c


uoRsEs FOR sALE.-cossTAHTLY on HANDASD
IL sale variety highly trained saddle and harness
suitable for ladies and nemsns also saddle
horses horses 70 let by the DAY.
month at Dsbrow's Riding School, No ~ Fourth Avenue
EoR sALE-A FAIR OF ELEGANT YOUNG HORSES.
dsppe grey To be seen NJ Ludiums Stable, Bo~ery.
near Eighth street.
A SECOND HAND CARRIAGE FOR sALr-IT CAN
Of Fourth ssenue.
IroR sAIE-AN OPEN TWO SEATED WAGON. WITH
roe built TO order by Dubois in his best will
Quarry stable in Amity street Greene street For
terms, apply tofETER DUBOIS. 80 Greene street.
HORSES AND coUPE FOR sAIE-A PAIR OF LARGE
bay Horses and elegant Coupe for sale cheap applied
for i'm uedatey, stable southwest Of Fifteenth
street and Firth avenue.
ID oCKAwAy.-A FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET,
N with ice house stables. Possession given inme
diately-rent 500 Apply to Z. III. CLARK CO., "
Pearl street.
EoR SALE. CHEAP. Two or THE LATEST STYLE
One horse lfht WAGONS. IN hrst rats order Also two
single horses fast travellers Army vii.
avenues.
EoR sALE.-rwo SECOND HAND DOUBLE CAR
rarcr in good order aud will be sold cheap Apply
tic. south Brooklyn, where thv may be seen.
CA 0nn HoRsEs-DURING THE LAST FEW
OO.OOV months, upwards o. the above number Of
&c, sc. by the % Hnyts Columbian lnimeat. For
nothing equal ". Price 3 and ~ cents.
Sold ~ W. Broadway 10 Chatham street. and az Hudson
street.
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4
Household fnrnture.-Henry H. Leeds CO. will sell
~ auction. on saturday, April 9th, at 10 o'clock No. AS
roome street gentsl Household Furniture 81
brussels md Ingram Carpets window Curtains Mantcl
Ornhments clocks marble tor Centre Tables Psr
mahogony Sofas farlor Chairs. Rocking Chairs DvAns
Ac IN lair cothi Venetian stair CARPETS mahogany
room furniture -Beistead-. Washstsnd- Bursaus ana
Chairs Matrsssce Bed, and BeddinE China trock.ry ant
Gssrnre ALEC, Kitchen Furniture. with which the sale
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npGNNg-THE SrBSCRibGR OFFERS ron SALE
~ two uttrVr Orrans NtN inetrum'ut ~ stx stops
Gothic case ALSO. reond hand Or ol seven stops
ttatk walnut case. RlCHABh VI ffEkts. S3 Bowcry.
yfoR sAtE-rwTNTY SUPERIOR MocEtNG. BINDS
~ 0ne piumfrs, frrw tVo ~ three Ytae8 Oh lhtv
mock cat dog raosts hgr and ne tae tnsr 81 jim niug
Jesty, sing night AMI ay ATly A. ilivslth street
after three o'clock,
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2 c. KEMP, MISUNDERSTANDING PLANO
IENRY IL EEps. ArcrIoNEER-A PAfR ON

HENRY H. LEEDS. AucTfoSEER.-A PAIR or
black Horses and Phmton Wason.-iicnry II L~eSs &
Co. will sell at auction, Saturday April 9Th at clock
in front of III. store No. wall = pair 81 black
erses fifteen hand. one inch hF hind in harness and
der the SADDLE last trottcrs and 6ns drawers sold ths
owner has further for them. Also. rha
fret rate order and very little u.ed Also gold
tsehed Levers thirteen holes irwelcd At 10 o'eioeh
large assortment second hand furniture every decr
ion.