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From the Albany Evening journal.
The Administration and those who ought to be
its Friends.

ne readers Of the Republic need not be informed that
i'm ,he Gay the American people proclaimed Gen. Pierce
ehosen ruler, 10 the present moment il has been
purpose as certainly has been our pleasure 10 render 10
u me lal measure of for every
eApoeseu ana every action performed which iudg-
net Souiu give ls Tree assent la doing have
Pewol we humbiy conceive, by Just estimate OF the
character and worth of that distinguished eilzen by The
4hlen Of justice within as and by the feeling OF self
fespect hat has guided conduct alike
ward ally and opponent - Washing Republic.
The " Republic" is in no danger of being misappre
nehuea' Neither lis position nor purpose can be mis-
understood The sentiment OF justice within" that
sheet leads unerrngy to the foostool of power Ii
VIII hang around the White House, ringing the Execu-
i've DELL until Il is either answered driven away
oy The porter. Ii supported General Taylor until the
It's hemp and other jobs, and then attacked the cab-
net
During the late presidential contest the Republic la
bored to prove that General Pierce unworthy of and
unit Tor President But il discovers that The
President " Is sotemniy committed 10 The very line of con-
duet zoe haze eusr advocated"
II IS TO be hoped that General Pierce will not reject
me Republic. Though considerably damaged ii may be
OF some service, and to take it will be great kindness
TO the wing pary and, besides, its claim 10 recognition
by the administration is not preposierous it may
seem Did not help TO distract and destroy the wing
party Is not the democracy indebted to the disorgan-
umph And are such services to go unrewarded How
can the democracy hope for reasonable aid hereafter if
the Arnods OF 1852, ready TO render the full measure
of commentator 10 every sentiment oppressed and every act
pajormsd' BY the administration, should be repused
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JUDGE ,CHATFIELDs APPoISrMEST.-Ihe telegraphic
announcement last week OF the appointment of
eemed fellow citizen, Hon. A. G. Chaheld as associate
judge OF The Territory of Minnesota, received with
The greatest satisfaction by his friends in this
city We have heard but one opinion expressed of the
appointment and that lie. that in everypon of view is
a most excellent and deserved Mr.. Chalfed is a
lawyer of the first order OF talent, and what is OF equal
Importance to constitute good judge is an honorable
honest and conscientious His residence in Keno
sha has served TO create for him very many friends
and the pleasure take in congraulatng him upon his
good fortune is mingled with the regret that shall
miss his pleasant counlenance from among US. The
good wishes of our whole community attend him, and
sincerely congratulate the citizens Of neighbor
Minnesota, in receiving, in the person of Judge Chat
field such accession to the society and talent of
their young and rising Territory
[Kenoshd (IYis) Democrat.
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COM MERCIAL.
NKu Yonx. April %. 1858.


The arrival Of the Humboldt this morning with few
days later intelligence brings advices favorable for
bTesdsu but Of but little interest The Of
prices during the past six months been such in produce
generally strain heavily upon the Of deal
eIs but the have reached points so low under
circumstances encouraging for the future develop
pien speculative action. Contrary all the prognos-
tics OF the bear organs, the spring season. with lis large
mporations heavy payments, and speculative demand
for money, approaches It's close without Involving any
port demand for money; but with continue increasing
in the rates OF discount money had stock
market at o per cent, and good paper tho legal
rates The tears OF renewed pressure before the fall i'm.
porsions have passed away and the chances
that the gold current which for nine months has
strongly against England, will begin TO return in the
mer, making gold drug in London Any
material increase above the present quantity held by the
bank will be supeIhuiy and gold will by no means be
the beat remittance hence all manufactured goods will
advance there rapidly in price than here. and with
advancing prices under the influence of accommodating gold
London the leading reservoir specie cannot be remit
ted such advantage the other means OF remittance
which possess in such abundance. All prices now
much lower here than they last fall We may take
few quotations
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From the Norfolk Herald
Naval.

letter from Genoa, dated March 81, says:
"Mr, Marsh, our minister at Consan,inople, now in
Florence has just received dispatches from Washington
concerning the DR.. King affair at Athens, whittier he
goes in a few days The United States frgae Cumber-
land awaits his orders"
The United States steam lrigate Susquehanna, Captain
lnman, arrived at Hong Kong, January 3d. from Manila
The United States sleam-frgate Mississippi, Com. M
G Perry, sailed from the Cape of Good Hope the Sd
February for Japan
The United States steam frigae San JacInto, Captain
Crabbe, had gone Marsees whence she should pro-
coed TO Alexandra, in company with the United States
soop war 81. Louis, Com lngraham,
The United States sloop-o war Leyani, Com Colds
borough had received orders TO sail for Leghorn
sis in putting board the ship the marble group, by
Greenough, for the rotundo in Washington.
The rgate Savannah, which has been fitted out at this
port nearly ready for She is destined 10 :
liege the irgae Congress, the flag ship OF Commodore
Mckee, yer, on the Brazil station.
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by E. N. sTnATToN, Auot,on.,r.

(Penn'yisania Avenue, south eide, Tenth rtreef)
CHOICE COLLECTION or RARE AND VALUABLE ROCKS
RuctionOn Friday afternoon April 29h o'clock the
FIRST foor o. my auction rooms, shall sell choice OF
and valuable books among which will be found
Aitsns British Poets, Adams Lafayette
Goods Book OF Nature. Rosorsons History OF scotland
Coleridge, Shelley, and Keats, Roderck, by southey
Illustrations Of the Passions
Smiths Wealth Of Nations, PoteIs Eunpids,
Provorba Philosophy, Esciybers
DR. Boydis Eectrciy, Uitcacockis Geology
Life Of Perareh, Gtlis's History, Mayo's Mythology
Ncnophons Greece
Genealogical, Historical Chronological, and Geographical
Elegant Extracts, Bucks Theological Dictionary
Huber on Bees, Stuarts Miscellany
Bolnbroke on History, Heaven and Hen, by swedenbur
Treatise on the Science If Physiognomy
Cowpsrs Private Correspondence
Elements OF Botany, Moote's Biography Of Sheridan
lsord Bscon's Works, Art Of Thinking
Baritone Poems, Life Of Jsdyards Prince de Lexne
advent. de Tciemsque Elements de PHYSIQUE, Ms-aon
french and alan Dictionary, De Cervante
Cure de Ia Nendoe, Myhologies Racine
soule's ssanice, Italian Master
foys History, Romsncero, zrlve, sc.
Iosethor with a miscellaneous assortment Of books.
Also bound copies Of the Daily Inezencer Globe Richmond
Enquirer, Mirror, SC,
Terms cash hp as-d2t
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These prices generally show good position to take the
supplies coming in the opening OF navigation, and to
the OF prospective abundance of money
and fair demand for them abroad. Many of them again
begin rise fom the lowest points which they touched
and speculation has affected few. Coverseed for in.
stance bought up and monopolzed which
advanced prices and caused mportatons from Liverpool
The last brought actually 200 erces This broke
the market and has compelled the spectators hold
until another year Speculation affected also There
is doubt but that the supply in the country will be short
of the demand, and the demand abroad will be equal
foreign supply aso that the price of wool relatively other
agricultural productions must range higher the farmer
than heretofore, in order pay him relatively we'll
other articles Wool has therefore continued rise
in the leading dealers have entered the market specula
lively and the large sale OF best wool sustained the opera
ton Some $50, 900 pounds American fleece ranged ~
60 cents-generally 40 10; pulled 80 90 cents. The
clip has been contracted for range SO cents
and there be no decline Cotton has advanced under
the diminishing last years receipts The posi-
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Hon, JOHN d FREEMAN, or MIssIssIppL-We perceive
that this gentleman declines reelection Congress
in which he has served for the last years with dis
tncion, and very much to the satisfaction of his cons
uents. General Freeman elected a Union demo
crat, at period when party unhapply divided
bat he has constantly advocated its pachcalion and has
acted with that view throughout, making no distinction
between democrats account of party differences Had
he been candidate for reelection, he would have re-
ceved warm support from the democratic party He is
of superior talents powerful debaer. fearless
politician, and true and s,eadfast to his friends AT
the bar OF Mississippi ouranks him.
Louisiana Courier
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ny GREEN - SCOTT. Aao,,onssr..

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE AT AUCTION-On Thursday the 2sth instant
shall Of the premises at O'Clock M inst .nse
brick I'd street
avenue finas Occ, and the lot
which stands being oIots Nos md D In square No. SIS,
containing 300 square feet
The property Handsomely located on the square
Public botanical
and business position
and Inducements 20 persons wishing
max profitable Investment
Term. balance In one two and
bearing
deed given deed Of trust taken Title indspotab..
GREEN SCOTT.
Mar 2o-6t Apcton.srs
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southern part OF Germany received in the open mail
generally via France thus rendering them subject TO adj
ditonal and much higher rates of postage and sug
gesed that writers would aid greatly toward correcting
this lregulaniy by requesting their correspondents in
Germany to inform themselves to the correct Of
postage, and to mark their letters specially be forward
ed IN the "Prussan closed mail, via Osend and London
II Is TO be observed that prepayment in either country,
OF less than the combined rate OF 80 cents on letter.
goes for nothing.
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Sales To-day.


(Pennsyirania avenue, 'ouh 'de, near loh arest)
TRUSTEES SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c-By
virtue deed OF orecued the 9Th
552 and duly recorded land records Warrington
shall house 18th south OF
the house) Thursday morning
April rs, O'Clock, ali the furniture &c. consisting Of
Mahogany sofas, bureaus, sdeboards
Centre dining, and other tables
divsns, ottomaus, and wood scat chars
Grandoles, vases, plated knives and forks
Superior beds, beds,esd- and bedding
wsrdrobes, wash=Isnds, and toilet sets
Hair and hu~k window curtains, &c.
Psror, chamber, passage, and stair carpet
Cooking, parior and chamber stoves
Large assortment OF crockery and glass
Kitchen requisites &c.
$50 and under, cash; $40, credit Of
ninety days, for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
JAMES w. sHEAHAN, Trustee
+. N. sTRATTON,
Ap o6-a Aucuoneer.
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LAST CONCERT The celebrated 'SYermark Family,
frem their atterng last evening, induced TO
give another Concert tonight at Carus's saloon, which
will be the last in this city, prior engagements elsewhere
precudirg the possibility OF their remaining longer The
''Syemark Family" accomplished musicians, and the
wonderful performance OF Herr Neiss, his
sruments time elected the pturous applause.
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RRiCk HoUsEAND LOT AT AUCrIoN--on Monday, the Cd
May we shall sell In front Of the premises O'Clock
esoo Woso brick houso and lot which " situated
south Of square No s25 The house
we m fronts on south L. between 9Th
near The NavyYard property feen
inches, running back hundred feet
Terms Of sale One third balance twelve,
en months The purchaser give bearing
Gay O SAFE Adeed given and deed Of irusl taken. $500
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
M3s-d hucioneerr
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MATCHES, JEwFLny. So-I.,.., s,yI.,-N y

w hItHEs, JEWELHy, Sc,-Lstest styies.-M. w,
hALI BROTHER have just opened their spring supply
ware, sc. 80 - 49, '''
h.o choice lot Of fine plated ware such SETS walters
flbaa forks, spoons,
complete stock Of GOLD silver and fine
ana eye Tass OF description they have
aVaned assortment Of goods suitable wedding gns
NJ. W. GAIT h BROTHER,
Ap os-Af 49, 80
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Redemption of Virginia =. Il per c.

HE holders of the following certificates of debt by the
State OF Virginia, redeemable the 9th
afterwards within period not exceeding fifteen will
ice that the commissioners the sinking
Of the General Assembly OF Virginia. passed the
March, 1861 will proceed, the LIST day OF August
the said certificates the
The holders of said certificates required said Is,
day OF August surrender the the Office
auditors and whether surrendered the viii
Ease
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By j. G. MCGUIRE, Auouon.er.

by u e. MCGUIRE, AUctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
On Tuesday afternoon, May 2th at sr O'Clock The
shall SELL by OF deed
T., recorded Liber A. 4.
49, land records Washington
lying in The city OF Washington and being part Of lot numbered
(o) numbered hundred and
(o9 designated and known the
city, bounded follows Beginning the
(59) and half h) inches from
Of said and running thence west the ous side OF
four (2i1 feet thence
feet thence east wentout (4 feet thence
ming soventyhye 5) feet together with the Improvements
Onefouuh cash residue in three
twelve and eighteen mouths for
trust, bearing Interest from day Of sale
NJ the OF sale complied with within days
the night TO resell at the risk and
purchaser,
an conveyanees a the expense Of purchaser
No " hbkk11HHbeE, Trustees.
JAMES g. MCGUIRE,
40 2s-eoddds Aucuone,r.
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p59,63


Increase, -. 7,s7o,tA p5e,632 l,o5s 2fs
Decrcsse..s 1s31I,f2 1892
The increase OF loans large during the sixty days
fifty pei lager than for the quarter ending with
March, 1854 and the aggregate loans the close Of Feb
uary $500 90 600 hry mon) greater than for the
corresponding period last year The specie movement,
however shows decline where last year IL showed an
increase. Il the date of this high figure for Febfu-
ay 1853 that the late began be felt The above
return shows 81 a2A 295 "due to others y and IL viii be
mind that specie had been loaned out Of the gov
eminent treasury, been deposited in banks, and was re-
called precisely the date Of The above returns and when
the administration about TO change. There was no
export demand specie, but incomprehensibe pres.
m set in 10 an which caused at least two banks to
stumble in their payments, and the rate OF interest TO rise
pidy The pressure has passed we stated at the time
Il would speedily, because there was no radical cause
for H.
The markets for the day awaiting the letters by the
steamer Flour rn-sess mixed western, 81 So a
81 81 Cotton IL dull Wheat, red Ohio 81 10. Corn is
rather ohespersay 81 e5b cents southern yellow Pork
Is also heavy-sales mess $3.50.
The stock market Is becoming very animated. The
abundance Of money and the aspect Of affairs abroad have
impaired stimulus, which is apparent in the advance Of
snoies to high figure The sound stocks do not how.
ever, vary much
Yours, PRENTICE. .
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Prussian Closed Mail.

information having been received Of the establishment
Of certain regulations by the German Austrian Postal
Union, requiring slight notifications of the instruction
contained in the postage tables of 18th of October last
in regard the United States and Prussian closed mall
are requested TO publish the following list,
bracng all the countries and places to which letters and
newspapers may be forwarded in said closed mall with
the necessary alterations.
Postmasers will do well to compare this WITH and note
the alterations upon, the postage circular above referred
to
PREPAYMENT OPTIONAL
Geman-Austrinn Postal Union States Of viz,
Prussia, all other Germsn States and tho whole
Austrian empire, by the Prussian closed mail,
London and Ostend csnfs
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FRENCH NOVELS AND ROMANCEs.-A variety, en-
hrscing Of the best Of Bprsc Dumas Ducsrge F.
va Mason and Others prices from Is cents upwards,
some Of them prouseiy illustrated
Just opened, direct from Paris FRANCK TAYLOR.
Ar %
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ny 70. N. srRATroN, Ano,,oneer,

(PsnnssfVaHia avenue, south side, lofh arsef)
CROCK OF THE WASHINGTON sToNE-pREsslNG COM
~ fhNf-on Friday April 2oh, at O'Clock,
shall advances. Of the
Washington Stone Dressing Company
Terms cssh, In hankshe funds ApcT-ds
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CO Methodist Episcopal Church south.-A series Of
tho Methodist Episcopa Church
South, on 9Th street Preaching every night.
2S-2t
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ARRIVAL or TIE UNCLE sAM.

NEW YoRk, April 2-The steamer Uncle Sam has ar
lived from Aspinwa with i5o passengers and $3.50
gold Among her passengers the celebrated Chinese
dramatic company. The isthmus healthy. and tho
crossing ema kably good. The Uncle Sam left Kingston
the 2Ist The yellow fever raging considerably.
aud several shp had recently died The
Georgia. with 81, 230 900 gold freight from California,
left Kingston the 2ist. She also brings the mails
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ruE RAILROAD AcolpsNr Az oHloAoo.

CHICAGO, April G,-Fifeen bodies of the dead wore
brought the city this morning from the OF tho late
disaster. During the confusion incident upon the accident
the Galena mail robbed Of tho bags for Boston and
Albany.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL rs, 1868

o. W. JAMES, Of Cincinnati Ohio, is general travelling
agent Western States assisted by Joss T. DEsr, H. j.
Taosl j. DrrK, O. NJ. l.. WIsHAAE, ISAAC BARrLkTT H. c.
Cooks, A. L.. CAuLDs, and L.. IL. BNowsELL.
pMr IsRAxL JAMES, NO. ic2 South Tenth street, Phiadel-
phs Is general travelling agent assisted by WA H. WKLp
JsHE CoLLss, JAaHs DEkRss HAamrr Jos BurroAt GTo
BurToE M. BopIsE, EDsusD w. WILEY, WILLIAM L.
WATERMAN, and GEoKox !. McLKoD.
uy-Rseeipls either tins above win be good
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no. JOHNSTON, Audr Public Accounts Commissioner
s. II. PARKER, Register, Of the
GEO. w. MUNFoRD, s.oy Commonwealth Sinking Fund.
Ap 25-3mcp
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SAILING OF THE AMERICA.

BosroE, Apd 1.-THE royal mail steamer Amerc
sailed to-day for Liverpool She took out 100
sengers and SIPS coo In gold ngots
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GREEN ~ SSOTT. Aucttone~rs.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At AUCTION
III Thursday 9sh
lately Rsvcdy John,on
Pennsylvania sp,h
Of Messrs kdwe and Lawrence
assortment Of mahogany and other furniture
Mahogany sofas, divans
Rocking castor, and psrlor chairs
Mahogany walnut marble dressing
Do marble top washclosets, ~srdrob.s, nc
DO bookcase and secretary
Do what and
DO marble. centre, pier, n sofa tables
DO bedsesd., maple bedstends
Cane chairs
Large Gilt frame mirror, ~ by 8 inches
farlor AID chamber window curtains
rarlor and chamber carpets and oilcioth
Solar, hall, and other lamps. toilet sets, &c.
Fesiher holsters and pillows
Hair and other mattresses bedding
Andirone, shovel and tongs
With many which unnecessary 70 .ra
mefate.
All under $50 $50, OF sirtv ana
ninety for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest,"
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
hpQt-d Amcion.srs
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Prices Of admission Private boxes IS dress circle aud
auette children under
Is family circle, IS third
Tier, so cents colored gallery, as cents
Door open u O'Clock wonders commence g. The
ONCE will be open daily, from 10 o'clock m, O'Clock,
An
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER GEORGIA.

New YoRK, April 2I-Ths steamer Georgia, with tn
California mails April and So, 800 900 ia gold dus
arrived this morning. bringing over 400 passengers.
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Letters Patent secured In patent
ID hydro electric vsac chains constructed TO be under
garments the most wonderful discovery In medicine and
pains such head
ache rheumatic palms. tic doorsuK by their mild
perceptble action body,
ngsuch local paralysis complaints liver diseases,
hcdisappem by miracle They have been applied
all dreadful diseases children
called conyuons also in teeng under dicues
disorders Of bowels They pecipitsto
decompoe defect the needle
an the phenomena Of powerful Violate pile The
ducing effects weigh about be folded
pocket book always ready for viii
his lifetime guarding himself family, and friends, against
tcity perfectly safe certain, and wonderfully remedy
The price ofs complete chain IL FROM 81 TO - Batteries $40
s02 so.
Incredible person can easily
himself beforehand, the depot Of their
the invention has been acknowledged
Of Medicine Of New York.
medical colleges city, Bellevue
Wards Island hospitals Brooklyn City Hospital
the Royal College OF Physicians and Surgeons London
BY Academic Rationale de MedeeIn PARIS
faculty Vienna by the royal faculty Berlin
Of highest order including the principal hospital.
Europe.
The propeor- testimonials TO the same 81
all the above institutions In America
Of and distinguished msmbers Of the proc
Ia both hemrpbsres, and invite the public them
for scientific msnwith copies testimonials nnd
New York and Europe obtained
will be forwarded free ~
United sstcs prepaid inquiries containing
postage stamps. J. sTEiNERr,
No. sec Bro,dway, conner Prince street, New York
In Washington, u. ID. Gilman, Pennsylvania
Baltimore, Charles and VIM. Caspsr - North Gay
An ~
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
IMMENSE RECEPTION! TREMENDOUS sENsA

IMMENSE RECEPTION! TREMENDOUS SENSATION!
HE National Theatre nightly crowded TO overlooking by the
fashion, and the beauty of Washington
astounding and ncompeensibie
philosophy. He will his
entertainment this evening demonstrating TO all how easily
be made the fools of other and will
and explicit Of that
bug called Rapping which has creasd
past weeks explaining
ali nothing but trick Of ugge and coniurng To
will exhibit table, and will show mode
producing raps and machinery
by which the noise is made, making IL clear 20 all.
Remember his limited Then lose this the last and
only chance.
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[sEcoND DEsPArcH.l

BosroN April 27-Letters from Buenos Ayres state that
the troubles there had all been settled, and that the ntos
tine disorders of country end There was
no produce at Buenos Ayres and vessels leaving in
ballast for Montevideo.
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pRisTING MATERIALS FOR sALE.--Thr.. cylinder
prc~seswo Of which will work sheet ~ by ana
the other sheet N by ~ These single cylinder nearly
order work
Aso driving wheel for cylinder pss.
two iron hsndpesses ouns Small Plea and
cases, stands, standing presses &c. he Terms easy
A. BOYD HAMILTON
ApT-ds' washington city, b, @.