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Have We aPresIdehtl

Have we President or noty Certainlyin the per
son Of the present occupant Of the White House, we
have not man with that determined purpose and
rcsolute will, which jackson Democrats thought so
essential to make Prcsdcnt-thoush they did 90
for him as the "Young Hickory Of the Granite Hills"
lie has proven himself totally deficient in those traits
of character. in more instances than one Our co
,s,onorayies Of the New York Express, cite two in
,in the course of this 'Young Hickory" Of
yaeillating. temporizng spirit. wholly unlike tha
of tbs Old Hickory The first is that Of confer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-29

lFtLpw Fsvrg PEsrgyrIoy Mayor Saver Of Boo
ton h'- instructed Dr. Glars city prysciil, and Dr. No
rafty, poIt physi,n, 90 molly M hlJbor master aud p
~ ct port, take an yssscl' arriving om Dor
tcoW fever Is prevailing, which have cases
lsrd. Immediately into quarantine there await On
examination bv The port p1ysctn, and o. obtain HE pr
W !. Without which they caInOi Iaud their cIrgoes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-29

THE HuNKFRs BAKSEUENERs ofthe State fNew York
again engaged in family quarrel The cohesive power
Of the pols OF Office had induced whatever Of
action and seeming uuauimy that have been vsb.-
among them for years past but that ceasng
operate and the additional fact that the cold shoulder Lad
been presented to the lesser acionthe Hunkers-tlr-
in number. only by PFC ident Pierce IN violation
professions put forth by him in his inaugural address and
Observation-Disclosures which IL uui.on With their
the old, cherished, bitter feeling of animosiry
entertained by the Huukers Las again broken out III
dIme.
The Huukers it viii be remembered, the oil Albany
Regency and their aihcrcuts, who had long fed aua
encl upon the treasury pap Of both STATE and national
administrations that they regard the public
ures at their inheritance and but themselves were
tlowel to feed at he public crib EEGOv. Marcy, the
former head and front Of that faction birth th
notable declaration that p the vctors belong the spo
The Hunkers, regarding themselves-Jdr sJcsN.HcS-4-
ne yictors. consequence claimed the spoil- tl
generals and colonies and captains of the great army
while the rank and fe-the fighting men--were expected
- ret content with the onward satisfaction aud joy
having ,-LipJsI the enemy In other words, the spo
Sas divided between the negroes "WI turkey for
me- said the Ga Lsy bunker, and buzLlri fo- You,
b1zzlrI Tor YOU aud Wild turkey for me- This system
worked we'll Fa YEAR, until the rank aud Gle u al
pf living on huzztTl reJeed-and this j. the upsi0 %.
'be rivalry between the factions Of the Democratic
1,rty in New York. They profess it j. true, entertain
antagonist views Of political polcybu th4 s. altogcth,r
ssDpiIry consideration. IL is for tue spOiis,
n,f.ing slse.-Bak Patriot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-29

Moss. Bsnisi, onhs rspsl MISSION 70 Ibis country. We
sre ni,ruei dcputei with letter from the Pope 10
~ preicnst President Pierce, c1ngrsuang bin upon
Die secession 10 the Presidency That fact a1y ,ccoun, r
ths msssed u Gen Pierce g. pcng a. his dispose,
goyrremsa, vessel 10 60 ,yey him his .s,oa. Tue
Ssmplm,m highly rsoprOcs,ci. uLs Pfo,ctints OF
shis csaatry sn doubticss CONSIDER
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The proper authority having been obtained the follow.
ing information and reports published for the benefit
OF persons navigating the Pacific Ocean, the o
California. A. D. BACHE, Superintendent
(corr)
NEAR LEEDs STATION, NIX, July Is 1883
Sir: have the honor to transmit herewith extracts
from report OF Lieut. Comdg Jas. Alden U. s Navy,
Assistant in the Coast Survey upon the
the position Of Bank in the Pacific lying In track
the Panama steamers, and which has been called the
Cortez Shoal
This shoal first seen by Captain Chopper OF the
"Cortez" and its position afterwards Determined by the
Commander OF the Steamer Pacific which varies very
slightly from that given by the Coast Survey Officers
am indebted to G. w Blunt, Esq., of New York, for
having early called attention the discovery Of this
Shoal the information, however had previously reached
Lieut. Comdg Alden who despatched party to determine
its position
The Shoal will be Immediately indicated upon the Charts
now on hand and ready for distribution well all
future editions.
would respectfully request authority publish the
above.
Very respectfully, yours, &c,
(SigneD A. d. BACHE. Superintendent
HoS. JANIS GuruIRE
Secretary of tle Treasury. Washington.
U. $ SUMMING SCHOONER EWING
OF San Pedro. June LIST, 1855.
Lieut.. Comd'g JANIS ALDEN, L. ;. ",
Chief OF photographic Party on the Western Coast
Sri have the pleasure OF reporting return to this
place from the shoa the southwark of san Clcmeute
and San Nicholas of which have made thorough
mination, having deem FIVE days anchored upon it,
The shoal or bank il in latitude 500 80 ", longitude
llYS 10 So w; the Island Of san Nicholas hears NV
NJ Thy compass) distant 10 miles; Island of San Clemene
bears " F., half ", (compass) distant IS - miles The
nature of the bottom is hard composed of white sand
broken shells and coral the least found ten tlth
oms, would be about nine reduced low water and the
character of the sOundings YOU will find upon refer
encc TO the chart which send herewith, irregular
abrupt
The weather, while at anchor upon the shoal found
different from that which ordinarily prevails upon the
coast in the vicinity bearing strong resemblance to thai
upon the Banks OF Newfoundland.
The current is Irregular frequently setting against the
wind and running with the velocity of nearly two knots
per hour producing heavy sea- and causing the water
probably break in heavy weather has reported
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
(Signed,) T. II. STEVENS
Lieut.. Comd'g L. 5 "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-29

Orr RFLATioS- WIN NEuco-4 y..rt ~ T,oaj',.-
We learn says Nea York Times that ORDER have been
reiyeI G1yctnor- leland, from th. War Department
for the immediate transmission the R,D Grluds frontier
o. very large q.aiiiy Of artillery, ammunition aud ord
nance stores-mDr' in amount than General Taylor ha
Turing ti- whole cIup,isn Tris step has uudoubted,
been taken 10 Consequence Of the movements Of SANTA
Anna who j. concentrating the same frontier o very
large military force aaJ applying i, very largely wilh the
munitions Of
Such movements on the part Of the two governments.
especially while miny points Of difference remain una.
jusc naturally excite considerable apprehension. TIE
-la Valley displt-, the embodiment 70, I'd
Pt-a the rail - Ctryall and company littlu over "a
year ago the disputed bdray grant and the Indian incur.
5IOus the Mexican province, which are bouuI .y
treaty suppress Otr numerous prJvOcl'isu- to- collision
which more prudence AMI pacific purpose than Santa An
is supposed to possess viii be- required % avert
Al the same umD many Shl are well acquainted viii.
Mexican Affairs believe that Siuta Anna b. not DESTROYS 90.
Icucwed uO-tis aud that u.csc d-uyustr,, nr. m
ended simply 90 back UP f" ut4.. be- makes for very
IIrgc uIc.uuiic from GJ,rruuc.t 900 account Of H.
dan iucur-or- upon the Mexican territory. Thee de-
minis, which lrs tbIa year since amounted to toB,
sIOlO,ulJ, have nov reached fr,,s tuat sum We 90.
prehenl 81 will Doe matter Of cOp.i rtble .'v 90 il.
ducc our Goyrr'rrut % make payment Of - iurg.s l
b. rl cicI which a Involve tIc sacrifice u the G.rtv
Grant o. 100 oIi..t 20 these icuIulz.
NJ bIlaluua distractions, have reason 10 bel eve
are ,miu,uty pacific boz hcr tsai l~v, Willie they coufcu
plta the contingency II su further ion Of terri
tpIy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-29

~ War war, the prospect i' rcrrcseutcd to be
promising ior large demand for bresdHu1- 10 Europe
from ths country. circular brought by The 1uSr,e1,
hat crops than in any year since slc
that potatoes vii be shorter than since l-t6tiit tte
vsnt Of Eoeisnd viii equal 100000 qrs Of grain, luj
chat France vii also vent large qu,ndty
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-29

THr LlGnrSrS0.-It was evident from the distinct
shock caused by tho lightning in this city, on Saturday al
crnoon that had struck somewhero ia the ncghbor.
hood.
With the exception ofbe thunder storm in June when
tho young gentlemen in the office Of Nersrs Dibbrei
Jones much injured by the fluid the shocks on
saturday, a, least few Of them we're the most violent
with which have been visited for the scason.
About o'clock, r. 81, on saturday the gable wall OF
largo brick building, situated the Of Broad and
Mayo sircet and occupied by Mr.. Samuel Price vas
struck by the electric fluid II merely displaced q few
some one or two dozen bricks from q prominent corner
Of tie gable aud passed on without doing any further
damage.
A Telegraph post Brook Avenue also struck and
considerably shattered lie top We have heard Il
stated that another poet In the upper end Of Main street.
wa struck aud very much injured.
heavy fall ~ rain followed the thunder storm which
seems TO have wrought vcry material chsngoi in tie ten
pcratmc. There was GOODNESS on yesterday morning
more peculiar TO April dawn ttnn 10 the present
sou The afternoon lacked little, however, Of the warmth
Of the preceding days
l5- The alarm Of tire about O'Clock last night was
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-29

The Class BOOK OF PHYSIOLOGY, BY b. " CoD,iucs
II. d. We have received this work from JAS woon
HOUSES BooksToRE 1t is prepared for the OF schools
and families The volume contains twenty four plates and
eugravirgs wood, comprising, in all,
above two hundred figures
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-29
IALL MpQGrATl9N or cARPErlNGs.

FALL IMPORTATION or CARPETfNGS
GttRi-TtAN a LNTdu0P would Invite attention to their
4fyc ~ EnraI C|rpatl. W1FH. Mats,
Imported direct from he celebrated mandatory ~ Mslfs
CfHay f1u'f 1hFc Fpig manufactured directly o.
der o. surpassed n beauty design, brancy "
.l,fs, by auy r,lds soid 90 the United states.
Also
Ansu-au CsWei' q 'vey Ps ani quality We shhl BE- "a
ht complete Ctrrcts Kug' Mats Moor Cloths
ltina Mlfrr Fc1r Ou C1 siaf Linens, Table aui Piauo
Cover aud general sssotcnt ~ House fufnfhinR Goods
hulS
WNy ATFR CruE-J. ". RANDOLPH has Just pihhshed
w Dr. o. J. williams sud others The prime piles o le
OUR. comments sud crpanat1ty renafFs ~ J.
TUfrste detained cht point dslncate The safest
tccnt and The moot bnchcal nes u bathng a. 20
especially Tor uvahds, % The delicate or The 81
Pric~8Ijsc. paper, or 90. hound. auie
HDRIHg HAVANA CigAns-we have IN stofea vvry lssre
stosk superior Hasgua Cigafs among them
qlaity and asvor. PuRJELL, LA0D 90, Drugg,ts,
au2S "a Aaq street, corner ifih.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-29

MEASURES EAnNIsrRATIoS.-TheLo Louisville Journal
up the adopted by Gen Perces Adminstr
ton as follows
Its first to send orl the advertisement Of
Anew York statoner upon the official letter envelopes its
second give orders that the said advertisement
should be discontinued it, third put forth circu
lar prescribing what kind of aud breeches the l.
diplomatic officers should at foreign courts, aud it,
fourth to send general order directing how the
officers of the navy should their boards These
the administrations first four We wonder what
the next four will be-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-29

TGE AzTEc CHILDREN are At the present moment, 90
ects Of great and interest in London Grea
pains taken by some learned critics writing in the pi
urrs prove that the rcmautc story Of their abduction
from the apochrypal Indian city of Central America j.
Little suspicious will smile on this side tn
but unanimous there the philosopher
were here, that they very curious little bodies
,gith-randiup
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-29

FARE BETWEEN MONTREAL AND Ma IoRS.-Thc ilr,
het~r-u Montreal and New York, via the Washington
Iui SI aogI railroad has been reduced So and plssc
by this taken FROM NontrsIlto Boston, vi
Souingon, FOR s., having half dag in New York vi
The Crystal Palace and then landed in Boston near,
those who 90 direct Under this IT,
receipts OF the road for the first fifteen dtys Of Angus.
show increase oi - 2al the time last yelg
As INsASE BoY.-In September ssh, a little boy,
or p wears OF age, tt-honably and richly dressed
clothes scarcely soei, found, totally insane 10 or
chard South birmingham, Ontario county, y Y. 4.
intervals OF apparent sanity IS said he has stated thu
he from Virginia Maryland; that his name va
Edward Radcliffe Tuplin, that be- had parents and .
little sister living there who thought he =ad aud g..
qIeutly speaks Of being in academy college a.,
sometime. Oi a-yiIm. lie taken Of bv a.
mcr il the nei.uburhoui, bat subsequently, sen,
toe Insane A-y Jun al Utica, where bee j.. Lete-
have been sent 10 tc 20, m-ter where the chill aid D.
came from, but resided n that ucghb1rhO0d tls
knew anything about him. The BOYS brain seems g.
have been injured boy over mental CE-5tipu.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-29

gnNiN PLATEi5o b,ves assorted Plate receiving aoi Tor
u sale By fauNl EDWIN wORrHAN 90.
NUITCHELgs CANbLTs-6O boxes Adauantne Candle, re-
lNh cciviug and fgr sale ~ ---..... . 49,
a'M EDWIN WbNINAh 90
taOt h, ssr-raI gg5ys erDereaee Iefcsfag
situato1 private family the charge n small School
se prepared nteaeh The
Enrlsh branchsg, With Mdslc. -
Dor afther Information apply Tie Wits onics auiPdu
WHTANTED-A youur Irish unmsn accustomed "a nursnT
w children and v good scamstress, = ansous % o.
tain = sitasIon. Appig % ALLEN q CROUCH,
InteIig nee and AGENCY Once,
aal0 Corner " Broad aud 9tb streets,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-29

The proper authority having been obtained the follow.
ing Information and reports Published for the benefit
Of persons navigating the Pacific Ocean, the Of
California. A ID. BACHE, Superintendent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-29

Icy The Portsmouth GLOBE says, "the Administration
pursues the popular of its way and will believe
finally satisfy its friends here What is the matter neigh
Dor of the Globe Do YOU say that while the
Administration is pursuing 1.-The popular OF its way
it, friends nthat quarter satisfied We thought
there screw loose somewhere. l. the OF dis
satisfaction the course OF the Administration the Pa
cifc Railroad question: you not satisfied with the
meagre share of the spols dealt the Virginia Demo-
cracyy What is its
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-29

GRAPES ARE SouR-The present aspect OF political
affairs in Missouri is rather disgruntling to the Demo
cracy of that State Benton is sharp thorn in their
side. They can't manage him, and he continues tC
give them a vast deal of trouble. According to the
modern usagts among the Harmonious" of reading
one another out of the party, the AntiBentontes o
the Missouri Democracy very magnaiimously hand
Old Bullion and his friends over to the Whigs-be-
cause he won't obey the mandates of the Locoioco
party. An extract from letter, by Democratic Cor
respondent, to the editor of the St Louis Intelligent
Ger, says:
cit is also a good omen to the Democratic
party that Benton, with all his, have, root and
branch, gone over to to the Wings 1t was done with
malice and forethought with the determination TO
murder if control could not be had.
"All true Democrats will say good riddance for bad
rubbage You are welcome to the "HcSsanS. =
Use them well till they turn against you. thrifty
hickory though small is better than an over grown
shell Of an oak with rottenneSs inside
The Wings are welcome to the " HesSians,' are
they? Well, we suppose they are, FOR the same
reason that the fox wouldn't eat the grapes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-29

NORTH VNR0LINN IOBNCCl VRlF--We make sn eNTTlc'
fOm letter lated Milton, Y. c. Aug Il have Just
turned from Dr. rs ION the Rlsnokel adsance ofseven.
y i've miles On the road the tobacco is very small auc
has become very grassy. good deal has Topped ant
drowned Some has 'Sarlooned 'frenchei and al, ~
10 is late. should saw that under the most favori.l
circumstances, not than thirds of crop e
made. have always thought that when the whole
of people was bent TO the production Of particular
crop, failure impossible but feel certain that thu.
there be failure in quantity and great h!
in quality"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-29
FALL, GOODS.


TUNfE uhrrbeta received me larger ~ their Pail
stock Gods iul few days have arranged
On ,hrir sarf.-e IS Pearl street north II their
prsfsnt stand
Their complies hheen hundred psesagcs
lrHcfs aii the varieties ~
BOOTS, SHOES HATS, CAPS, LEATHER, TRUNKS,
st etc. which. having been sret. with
ie best rms ,ntbir them 90 or great
o. rurI4-fs any this tey respectfully
ALTON ~ their stock by s Merchants n Virginia and
North ptums ,r beat Efforts give
purrha7.I-, tptf az o. s'yfe 1ui price.
QgAHLFs 4 BROOKE
No. Boz q Hri Street.
Bca..yu. Aueu-t gtfh, 1853.
4 TrFSTfpS rtUEvEy.-Ths Regular Outrcrly Meeting NJ
N 1rri o. ~ Richmond Arf1riaflHn
ltl. Ffrman r fines wi have astrrsI du
rg co. s three r1ouiis hell Etiafiay
evening nest, tlIs tlth iu. t.ut, 20 ~ 0rlott.
tiy order ~ tiis HIA'd ~ bifss'lra
au25 JNO. ~. KOSHER, seo'y
Z n su15 JAS. WINSTON
HPONE DUST, Tor sale.
Hb au25 jas. WINSTON
NNANTfpA young sspan Gs'm,u preferred hear n
ALLIE, 4 CEOUCH,
Intelligence and Agerry once.
auto Corner n Broad and gtt
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~ The aurti Of hfc about o'clock last night, was
hse. Il Twas the creation Of some busy youths who
ally 'et up crie. Of fire Tor the FAKE Of a frollc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-29
1NLAI. SMITH & co. Groce,s and COMM.

g. AFETY FUsE-Just hand, full supply Of best ,aalii
- Safety Fuse, for sale In quantities TO suit
Au2S \ A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-29

UDEtNEwe have received Mandatory direct
large supply Of best quality Single and Double Irot
Bench Planes Moaldngs Tongue and Groove Rabbits Beads
PloEs. which invite attention House BuIr.
and others For sale by W. \. A @. BONNAN
Importers oil Hardware.
.upS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-29

the best article Tor curing Badness. Danrun
salt Rhrum aud 10 affections ~ the skin. Where everything
else has failed, Boges Hyperion Fluid has effected
ELECTRIC HAIR DYE another wonder OF the Axe
" Instantly Red Grey unsrhty Hair beautiful
Black brown, literally dyrnE 10 the Il spilled
time improving the sOfnss AMI ncSbity hair
~ does not stain The skin and be applied weather
effects and certain whilst IT, virtues beyond price,
and Wheueyer used, az establishes i superiority All
Others.
BOGLES AMOLF SHAVING CREAM article q rare merit
it mill and detergent propcrte, the skin
pins and also resist The sudden changes Of the temperature cit
mate, whilst The iathcr Do both creamy and lasting
BOGLES iEBEAONA for preserving ani beauryng the
pc,uu and rendering it ftir an delicate without rival
ton. only worthy racinE
toilet Of beauty, taste and fashion.
NTy ne hal OF Zee Itrca0r, WV mann, H00u, and hs
Agents throughout the United Canada Ato NJ Mrssr
AD1E a GRAY, Richmond Va. ju2s-8nlrndJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-29
:. II. STEVENS.
Lieut.. Comd'g L. $. y.

INTERNATIONAL ClANs-A proclamation has been issue
by President Pierce bearing date the goth Inst
ing that convention has been agreed upon and duly rat
fed by the Governments OF Great Britain and the United
States for the settlement OF claims between the two coun
ines This treaty negotiated at London by Mr. In
Eerso and provides for the appointment of one commits
ouer by the President of the United States and one by
the Queen of Great Britain both OF whom shall meet IN
London the earliest convenient period after their ap
poinmen and AFTER proper qualification, shall appoint
third person to act "a arbitrator umpire H.
cases where they differ or, if they agree upon
common umpire each shall appoint one, and when the
commissioners differ claims lots shall be drawn to de-
termne which umpire shall decide. The commissioner,
hear and aduige all claims upon either govcrnmer
oy citizens of the other since the treaty of Client OF the
year 1914. They 10 hear all evidence and examine
documents the subject and if required shall hear
person as counsel IN either side. All claims must be
cntei to the commission within six months after their
meeting unless satisfactory for delay can be gyer
The decisions of the commission are be regarded
final aud binding, aud to be carried into effect and the
contracting parties agree consider this full and final
settlement OF every claim upon either government prior
the date of the present convention philadelphia "
america.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-29

And all others in the State o. Virginia
Under the New Revised Code o. the old
cd obsolete and iega hence the Importance
draw instruments Of writing in owning copy
best book Of forms.
lS Price ~ 5o-neAty and substantially for use
Published aud for sale by JAMES wOoDHOUsE
nu2S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-29

EILAM, SMITH q co, Grocers and Commission NIrr
H. chant. cary STREET doliHg e ClmLiin Hotel Rici-
ulOHd, and large assortment OF
GROCERIES, TEAS WINES AND LIQUORS
which they will sell low for cash. the
punctual customers.
They viii strict the country produce
81 all kinds.
Thankful for past vours, they respectfully solicit continuance
OF the patronage OF their friends and the public
WDWtSYtVING KETTIF-Porcelan lined BATTERY and B.Il
Metal Preserving Kettles just received aud
ANDREW JOHNSTON co.
Importers and dealers In Hardware, Cutlery &c.
aus Sign Of the Cross-cut Saw, No. " Main Il.
IRON PURNACio-.Wea in receipt per
fun Of Cast Iron Furnaces preserving puros
for sale by ANDREW JOHNSTON a co,
auqs ~, =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-16
A NEW GAME-THE CRYSTAL PALACE
fine Arts.

A MEXICAN ART-UNION-Free E1-ibition. -
n Now Open az No ~ Broadway
PAINTINGS By AMERICAN Artists
Members for the 1881 viii please call ~ me n~aJ of taH
snsTsvines before the l5sh Nov
LNINE ARTS-RARE ENGRAYING5 and ETCH-
INCs -First Importation rpce Mr. BIG4AN5 return 70
Furops by tie following old and Others ctsd Ia Europe
BY specs Aa entirely assortment BY the most cello
b,tef masters imported worthy the attention Of cOnnos
serrs and al yes OF Fine Ats BIGGAR5 old No 80
Csralr N Y. Rembrandt RBbens VILE Osiede, Edeink,
Ponsii others found lot Of Poraie &c