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WASHINGTON
WEDNESDAY MORNING. NAY IL, 1888.



The Union looks upon the resistance Of the
Wings of Virginia to the political test Of Off
cial qualification recently avowed by the Dem
ocratic party, and to the organization OF the
Wings of Tennessee, as evidences of conspiracy
against lawful rule. Ii the Union be In
credulous of Wing sincerity in the Presen'
time, it would be more judiciously employed IN
aiding to meet some Of the magnificent party
engagements now falling due.
We shall not fear the Administration If 1t
shall sit as a committee of confiscation; but
single act Of administrative liberality OF
wisdom will do more harm to the Wing party
than ten party editorials-the more especial
ly as the first is spoken Of and appreciated
by thousands, whilst the others are never read
except by those who are paid for reading them.
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WYATT CALDWELL, of Charlotte county, has
taken the field in the Petersburg district the
Whig candidate for Congress. His competitors, at
present, are Mr.. Goode, of Mecklenburg, and Mr..
Hopkins, of Powhatan.
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DoSArIoN Mr.. Jonathan Kidd, lately de.
ceased, OF Pittsburgh. by his will donated III 900
20 the support OF preao hers and the
Methodist Episcopal Conference: 81 600 to ths
missionary Society of the same branch OF the
church; and 6 900 to the QoaoniSatioa, .s5.E
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New FRENCH PAPER.-A new paper, printed
in the French language, has been started at New
York. 1t is entitled lie Republican,, is printed in
large type aad on large sheet, and edited by NJ.
Eugene Quesne. 1t ia devoted to the cause of the
radical French republicans.
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TIE DBMocRArbc CONVENTIONS in the three
districts into which the State OF Virginia has been
divided, have made their nominations for commits
soners of public works. They are a. follows First
district-Thomas H. Daniel. of Prince George.
Second district-Archibald Graham, Of Rock
bridge Third district-Edw srd }. Armstrong, Of
Taylor. r4-lt Hrff'
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The SPRIse Term of the circuit court for tie
county OF Alexandria, Va, commenced yesterday,
Judge Tyler presiding. ags ei3f3ae5
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NAvAL.-The soop-of-war Albany, Comman der
]. P. Gerry, left Pensacola for Nicaragua on tha
Goth ultimo Orders were received at the navy
yard. Cnariesto~n, on Thursday, to fit out the
United States sIoop-of- war Dale. She Is 70 he
Immediately taken into the dry dock, and il il
rumored will be sent to the coast of Africa
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-11

CHARtrs 9. WELLINeroN, formerly editor of
'ne madison (New York; County Journal. com
mi'ted suicide on the c0th nitimo, MT Chatham
.our Corners that State. by taking prussic acid
An Vnwise act for an editor, with alitheir trials.
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SURRENDER OF THE SEALs.-The New Orleans
Picayxne of the 4th instant says:

"E w Noise, esq., lately appointed United States
District Attorney, yesterday received the oath Of Of
fice in the federal courts of this city. He pre-
sented by Logan Hunton, GEO., late United States
District Attorney, who, on retiring took graceful
leave of the court. Mr. HuntOn surrenders an Office
whose duties he has faithfully and capably per.
formed for the space OF four years. MIR. Noise is
gentleman well and favorably known at the bar
and in political life. who will fill with ability apd
efficiency the Office he has assumed
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-11

The Hon. JAMS AsERcRoMsiE 10 a candidate
for reelection in the second Congressional dis
rict Of Alabama. He 10 opposed by the secession
influence, which 10 not the most powerful in that
district MIR. Abercrombie makes no pretensions
to orAtory, bot 10 we'll known a sensible ell in
formed prudent and attentive legislator.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-11

ALExANpER Mosxly, of Buckingham county,
Va, has been nominated by District Convention
as the Wing candidate for the 9th Congressional
district. F sfrf
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salary isto be~ = 800 after the istef Jaly aexss
when the new system goes into operation. Mr..
B. T. REILLY was promoted from his S 800 clerk
ship to fill the vacancy thus created.
The following removals and appointments were
also made in the same office. viz:
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Some newspaper says that there are lit news
papers printed in the State of Indiana-more than
in all the world before the American Revolution.
That is going back too far. One might as we'll go
to the days before the deluge. The world only be-
gan TO move on after the American revolution, and
is hardly under good Roadway yet.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-11

PUBLIC DINNERS are under the ban OF Horace
Greeley, who, in editorial in the Tribune no.
ticing the banquet to John P. Hale, opens thus.
"Public dinners are public nuisances-fagrantly
go. They Of relic of outgrown barbarisrra
which esteems eating and drinking the chief ends
of life, and would show affection Joseph did TO
his brother Benjamin-by giving him three times
as great mess as was apportioned to his half
brothers. 1t ia every way unworthy of our age TO
attempt to honor, reward show admiration for
public benefactor by feasting him, even when
Gas at Boston yesterday Intoxicating liquors are
excluded. But an ordinary public dinner, with
a stick in it,, is essentially bestiaI performance.
Two or three hundred people assembled to eat
an inordinate meal, at an unusual and unseasona-
bic hour, paying for it a cum that many of them
cannot really afford, and washing it down with
incessant lbations of villainously drusged cider
and cockroach Madeira, which gets steadily worse
as the company get more and more enthusiast.
cally and obviously drunk-then the speeches,
beginning with the prosy and the foggy and
ending somewhere in the infancy of the small
hours, with the tipsy and the nasty-then the
ieathery cloud of cigar smoke which, for the last
hour or two. is battened down upon the whole
concern, affecting, torturing, demoralizing all
weil-bred, cleanly, uncorrupted senses-and alb
the sick headaches, the days of misery, and often
the fatal illnesses that follow, Death on the Pale
Horse was followed. On the whole, consider
the public dinner the absurdest stupidest bore OF
the nineteenth century ~
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HEAVY DAMAGES The sharply contested case
of Allard Us- Perkins, trial in the supreme
court before Thomas, j., in which Mr.. w hitting
appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr.. Choate for the
defendant, was concluded to-day. The suit was
brought to recover damages of the defendant for
driving over the plaintiffs child. some six years
ago. The jury were sent out yesterday morning.
after a charge from the court favorable to the in
terests Of the defendant, the law being adverse to
the right Of child to play in the road. At the
conclusion of his charge, the judge requested the
Jury 10 take calm view OF the case, and not to
suffer themselves to be carried away by the elo.
quence Of the plaintiffs counsel. Atthe opening
dict for the plaintiff in the sum of $50 50. W.
understand that the jury sealed up their verdict a
half oa.t one this morning, having deliberatec
upon the case fifteen hours and hall
Boston Journal, Sta.
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Rsv. w. C. BaowsLow. OF Teansssee. il n
s,ated has been appointed Commissioner 10 su-
osrntsn nd the impr ovemsnt Of the Tennossee river
by Colonel Davis, Secretary OF War
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The DARlEN SHIP CANAL.-The Washington

The DARIEN SHIP CANAL.-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Journal Of Com
,nrce, in recent letter to that paper, says:
s.The surveys of the Darien route for the pro-
posed ship canal, made by Messrs. Osborne
and Forde, engineers of the company, may be
seen at the State Department. That work is GER
tainly to be Immediately commenced and carried
through. The estimated expense of the work is
only sixty millions of dollars.
ssThe enterprise is under the management chief
ly Of Sir Charles Fox, of the house of Fox, Hen
derson & Co., of London The same house has
taken the contract for the great railway in Canada
and has offered to take the contract for the road
from St. Louis to the southwest corner Of Mis-.
souri-310 miles.
."The Darien Ship Canal is work to be executed
before shall have done talking, and regulating,
and dsputing about the Nicaragua and Tehuan-
tepec transi;s and the railroads across the CONT
nent through our own territory.
..The Darien Ship Canal is to be forty miles only
in length; that liz, from port Escove to the port
San Miguel. Il will be l60 feet in width, and 30
in depth. This route now surveyed and selected
was discovered only recently as in 1851, by DR..
Cullen; and strange to say this is to be completed
before the Tebuantepec transit, 80 long explored
and brought to the notice of the world by the great
Humboldt, and surveyed, too, i'll 1851, by Captain
Bernard.
1.-The British government have given their ap-
probation and countenance to this grand enter
prise. The company have a most favorable con-
tract with New Grenada, and this is further secured
by a treaty between New Grenada and England
The route is safe even from American fibuster
ing, if while at the same time the Clayton Bulwer
treaty, which our Government seeks to abrogate
secures to the commerce Of the United States all
its advantages"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-05
MERCHANTS.
10 the Citizens Of the Fifth Con-
gressiOnnl District.


GOY recent art Of Legislature, the eouniifs o
ID Halifax, Henry, Piftaylvania. frnnkiin, Agponai
tox, Patrick and Campbell, compose the 9th Distei
The cizers Of which, and those of the adJoning e"u
ties, invited tie meet in Lynchbufg, at the WEI
known
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING BAZAAR.
to examine the largest and most desirable stock ~
Spring nnd Summer Clothing offered N this section
Of the old Domii ion,
just received from our mandatory. supply g.,
which we shall make constant addition thofonghout u
season) Of sens unable Clothing
COATS.-Cassimere, Casbmerett, Tweeis, Al
Jrotop, Drap-de-Ete, Seersueker, Brown French l.
White do Fancy DO; Planters Linen, Erminet' l.
/ Duck other styles of summit coats
PANTS of every suitable material
VESTS.-Silk, Satin Marine, Linen, Lustre, nofs
ID do; Fancy Marseiles VIII to do, buh do gold rms
sled Party Vests silver nseled do, Embroidered Me
fino, do.
FURNISHING GOODS-Linen Shirts, line, medi'
aud low priced Collars Opera Ties, Stocks, Cfa-
tats, Gloves, Socks, Suspendefs. DC Particular aten-
lion Is given this department large and complete
assortment the latest styles of the above goods con
3tantly on hand. A. y SiAfER " 90
npl l6s-fs
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MERCHANTS.
r,OPAIsTNI,RssIIP


~ this day a--ocialeS themselyes together unden me
.lyle and firm oil ECHOLs PRfoR& TALlAfBhh
with the view OF cond0rtng general Commission bus
mess in ell is branches.
Their house Is the large and commodiots brirk tens
flent recently erected IN the of OF Mr. John huek
rfs factory Immediately thu canal and nearly oppo
site the Piedmont Works 1t is well arranged tor me
reception of and storing all kinbs ii produce, a.
we'll a. merchandise A their lu is large aud made
from all dcprcdai strong enclosure. and
otherwise conveniently ed, are enabled 10
give sPKc enIion tie sale OF every description oil
nmbe,.
Every necessary preparato. is a-o nnde 10 receive
Lime in any and all quantits. Particular attention
. i'll be paid sale of H. article. O"nsgnments
are solicited those preparing such commodities foi
market. They also solicit con-ig men- Of wheat h"uf
corn meal. well every description CT pro
luce
LIBERAL advances Il required, will always be made Oh
.onsignmens in hand. Coal lump. and ground plaster
md guano viii always be kept hand-orders solicit
81.
All orders for goods from punctual customers will re.
Give prompt attention.
Goods consigned their care, To be forwarded. viii
II. attended to with all possible dispatch.
No charge made for drayage merchandise or pro.
luce. either by railroad canal. Byapplying them
selves closely business & being determined to use
cry possible cndeavor in pleasing all who may call ON
cm they hope receive the encouragement Ola liberal
public. } ECHLOS,
WIN II PRYOR,
jan ll-d2cts TALlAFERRO.
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DECH'S SAFES -WHDER'S
IN Patent Saiamander, ,cah Rieh'S improvement



NeSsrs StearnS d. Md1ptt, Successors 10 Rich d. Co..
Collaboration the night ofthe lth inst. my emit &c
stock. consisting of oils, candles white lead. rubb G,
springs aud packing, also very great quantity of ot ei
mcrehandise consumedby fire. Your safe conta in
ing my books in the hottest part ofihe fire. and ey.
cry thing in il saved in tho mos perfect condt ion
hao used the gas for dark and the DO of
matches used To light 1t was as Is our custom put ino
lhesae, Tor consider them dangerous things to Ii
! about The matches and the books where all of nv
Whoe STOCK tt had not the marx Ct the hire upon q ZEN
Unfortunately forme, you have here had prof of the
goodness OF your sahmahc ers to the perfect sasa tio
I" every one VINO witnessed the obstruction OF my
Yours very respectfully,
LEWIS NJ. HATC H.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
a WMI. LEPTWICH a SON, !


ILL of ne WASHINGTON HOTEL, Ly~7AbHvg,
"a have the pleasure e announcing that this House
Il open under their management for the aceommo
laton Of the public. The repairs md refing OF the
establishment recently made by the propfcors, enable
hem offer additional comforts and eonvenienees u
their patrons.Furher improvements are, however, ~
progress, which, when completed, viii render THE
WASHING TON, In all essential particulars. one o
The fret Hotels In Virgnia and TO this end the prope
give that their beet energies shall be d.
rected.
The immediate management of the establishment -
under the control Of William Lewieh, the seniGf par
ner HE long exparenee in this line of business VIII
qualify him. he give the most acceptable nc
commodati"u al who may favor the house with then
patronage The corps Of servants attached to the esta
.hment will be found nfriorto in the State; and,
in the procurement of Whatever the market surround
ing Country may afford to make its Table Bar and Sta
bles unexeeptionable pains expense will be re.
garded.
The thanks ofthe propretors are due, and gratefully
rendered for the generous patronage their House has oil
ready received
Jan 8-ts
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BAKER a. CLAVEX,

MERCHANT TAILORS & CLoTlllERS.-The
Va subscribers hive associated themselves together
under the style and firm above, and have taken thai
well known stand at the of Main and MarKet SITS
for the purpose of conducting the CLOTHING BUST
NESS, in all its various branches They will have IN a
few Days OF Goods suitable to complete
Gentlcmuns wardrobe.
They will keep constantly on hand well selected
stock cf LOTHS. CASSIMERES AND VEST1NGS,
whchth they VIII make up in the best style of workmanship
and to suit the taste of the most fasdous. They
pecfuly invite the attenon of their friends and the
public their establishments, it is the intention OF
both parties all with everything in their line
having in view the rule that governs trade and business
men in general by which they hope to gain liberal
share Of the public patronage.
SAM'L BAKER
WIN CLAVEY.
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MECHANICAL.
M aIfRLE WORKs-Fngnn 4 Bro

N AKBLE WVHkEAs = y E1H = - p
WI SGJLPT'0RS T. MARBLE STONE cur
TERS. (F5rnsesly Of Philadelphia Aain It, Lesing
ton, Va. Bridge ST., Lynchburg. Va; Main ST., Lib
erty. Va; and Main st. Salem. Va, keep hand and.
make to order at Northern prices, Egyptian Italian
Northern and Virginia Marble Nantes. plain aud orna
mental Monuments. Tomhs Head and Foot Stones. Gar
den Vases; Counter, Table, Bureau and Wash Star d
Tops, made any size NJ short notice All work vii
be boxed up TO go safe without extra charge.
One of the firm Il Architect and General Design
er In the Monumental Art and will furnish any design
from the nlainest to the costly, by addressing
line 10 ia and all work done by US, viii give entire
satisfaction as any done North or South.
Feb94-d&c6m
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Feb I8ts

JAS. b. EDWARDS, THOMAS c. PUGH
Fall and Winter + a sliO ns for 1 S52-'3.
ESDWARDS & PUGH, 3 DOORS aboge j. q. Meem ami
"A opposite s. B. Thurmdn Nam 81 Lynchbaug. Va,
have just received their stock Of Fall and Winter Cloths
Cassimers and Vestings; which consist of the latest
Styles and finest quality of French aud English manu-.
lecturers, and will be order with warranted
workmanship and fit My old customers and the pub.
lie generally are invited call and something new
and beautiful JAMES B. EDWARDS, Agent
sept 25-Gts For Thomas C.. pHgh.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-05
CTEAm MARBLE WORKS

STEAM MARBLE WORK s.
~ JOHN r. ROGERS has removed his MarbleW Work
tohe Of Main aud 9Th streets whcrewillbe ounG
a fine assortment of Egyptian, Itnhnn aud American
Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, Mamie
Pieces of every description WALTZ lutes, Fronts Sc.
Any design in carving executA,l in the neutest mai
ner Orders from the country, with city reference
romptly attended TO.
Mr. X. having served his apprenticeship one ofth
largest establishments in New York city and having
much experience in the business lattcrs himself thu
el work executed at his shop will give entire sati.uc
lion any done North South.
Richmond July 1A-iyd
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II YNCHBURG MARBLE WORKS,

YNCHBURG MARBLE WORKS..
- ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE, LYEcHBuae
VAL b. GADDESS g. BRO, Perpetrators, (for
msrsy q Baltimore, keep hand and make to order
= Nprsnsrn prices, Egyptian and Italian Marble Man
0 s pan and ornamental Monuments, Tombs He cad
ana Garden Vases Counter Table. Bureau
NOTICE A. tops made to any size the shortest
Any order, from or country en,rnstea - "a ,v;
AugIa.dts win nsatness and dispatch at
D. b. GADDESSf& BRO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-05
!, UNION COOKING RANGES

- subscriber has just received from the North few
- more of Ponds Impr 1yod Union Cooking Ran.
ges, for wood and coal which for economy and
nience have gained for themselves such celebrly-lo
they rapidly taking the place of all other arrange
inents for cooking purposes
The cask, for keeping a supply Of no
without any additional fuel is upon the per
feet plan. Also hot mir fixtures for warming addona
rooms, be attached il desired. Personal attention
given the setting of them. and all are warranted
operate in the perfect manner Thousands of ref
might be offered but examination of them a
the Of the subscriber sufficient satisfy every
one of their superiority any other fixture.
mar9-tf G. 4. BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-05

HHk1CEF hNVH NEW GOOEbS
~ March 8. lS53.-JOHNJ j. PURVIS, in additio,
/" large stock of NEW GOODS previously received
Is now Opening splendid lot of Silk and Scotch Ging
ham UMBRELLAS 00''' >''HS
=, I"rg esuPply of white Goods towit: Checked Mus
ms, Jackonets. Swiss and Book Muslins. &c. &c.
, MonShns and Bemge de LANES, Lawns, &c,-Also
denlemens Silk and Cambria Pocket Bandkercl;af
March5-ts ''
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Rodney, Miss. Dec. 7. 10 20.

RODNEY, Miss, Dec. 7, 10 80.
isaac Bridge Esq, NSr Orleans.
Dear SU,-We send you of Rich & Co.'S Safes
tried in the fire in our town the 22d August This
Safe stood extreme heat of large frame building in
wmeh u was used surrounded by quantity of ba gging
ou'' rope Whlshey, ana many either combustible anti
ees. 1t will show its elf the heat it sustained The
papers therein soied. We thereto re- do
erepy certify that thisis one OF the best Safes have
been. All other safes, except this make, proved I.
ess, be proven the ruins.
Yours respectfully.
i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-05
Hseady-Made ClOtl,imc,

{" SUI error make and finish mnde expressly fer city
"aae besides others OF medium and ordinary woar to
"1ch we invite call from city and country friend.
and the public generally
Our stock of Furnishing Goods is cumpeteas to oual
i'y and quantity without ting the various ar
r'es. We shall keep constantly hand all articles in
the different departments of our business
We present ourselves the public for liberal shar. nj
Patronage and it shall be am is our desire
please all who may favor with such feeling assn ed
that 1t attention to business and to merit success de-
Pehn upon an observance of the rule do unto Others
April2-ts BAKER q CJAvEv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-05

FAMILY SOAP.-Evcry DO 1y come and buy
l. family Soap, the best in the world,
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Cold or warm water-either soft hard or sal-mav
be used with perfec Rub the soap upon the
clothes and then put them to soak for three or four
hours, then take them and rub them then rinse them
out. They will require but little rubl after soaking
and no boiling is required, is usual with other soaps
large washing can be done in one-third less time and
trouble and expense than with any other soaps known
This soap is warranted not injure in any way the
slightest fibre, the skin, anything that it applied
to- 1t will remove any kind of Grease, Paint Tarnk
Stains &C., from any Goods, without the least injury
For sale by d. r. LYMAN
March5-ts
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New Confectionery and Ice Cree.

lew Confectionery and Ice Cre...--
L salOOn-lhe subscriber wishes to infor,a "a
Ladies ond Gentlemen of this city, that he has openeJs
Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon il, rho t h'
TWO doors above Tinsley, Taylor & Co.'S tore nu
street, where he intends keeping all things in b E
fresh and nice, having it great expense and ,rI
fitted up his house in the finest style suitable for
,ception OF the Ladies and Gentlemen, who may favor
him with their patronage. 'l'of
He has also fitted mp Ice Cream Saloon wber, t
delicious article will be served up all times wien ,.
season opens ~
Hoping to share portion of the public patronogo h..
only requests visit to become satisfied. o. ~
J.ZETEL
mar 4-ttf. Late of Richnond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-05

FISHING TACKLE, &c.-Fishing Rod.
l. in joints of Lace Wood aud East India Bamboo n
all kinds and prices Reels, &c. Limerick Kirly. Viz.
eina and Spring Hooks, silk, hemp and gras. Lines En-
ished Snoods, bait Boxes, &c. Also a lot of EngG.h
Hunting Whips &c, which can furnish to dealers a,
Baltimore prices. VIM. b. & G. FISHER
March9 It's Opposite Frinkln Hotel
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nHGNIx FOUNDRY, Lynchburg

DHENIA FOUNDRY, Lyuchburk
frIvA.--Iron and Brass Castings, Steam Engines
Mil 6eering. Tobacco Presses, &c, and machinery gen
crafty furnished reasonable notice, and fair prices
The present reputation enjoyed by this establishment
frthe superiority Of its work, will be fully sustained H.
The execution es all future orders.
sac A. q. DABNEY
N B-I viii be prepared for Gas-ftting in due time.
nov 25-dActs A. q.