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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-13

soUTHERS LITERARY N,ssrSorR.-Tbe proprietors OF
this Magazine present their readers with another capital
number for February It contains articles on he Free
Schools and the University Of Vrgnia"-"Tbs Randolph
Librsry"-"Tbe Mill Ques.ion"L the Athenisn
Pair'oi"-"Tbe only Son" IA story by Yrgiuisn)-and
other Gne original prose articles Also variety Of orig
nal poetry and some interesting editorial articles
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sI MOTiiEits BREisr CIOTHs-These Cloths viii do
more 10 prevent Rising Breasts, aud speedy
ree TO pain In the breasts Of nursing mother arising from
cold or any other cause than thing known at
day They be worn tie least discomfort to the mo-
ther aud procured aud during the period
Whenever dageAbe symptom hardness or
from any cause exhibits ITSELF they give relief
and In every Instance prevent the Rng Breast are
sands who suffer deaths during the period nursing
for using these Cloths accompany them.
They are 70. sale exclusively by ADIE e GRAY
no22 Ma street Rirhmopd v,a,ai.
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Y DR. q. IL. BHAINERD would inform the ru,i,
hAt he waiting for the Committee on Corl R-
ond 10 report and be consulted Exchange
Saturday, February lith 1881, from A. NJ and 10
r. a. My stay viii he Short therefore
3 & @ BY addre.,sg Io', paid
the eye ball small large; also whether the eye stands cut
promptly or 10 sunken-can for dollars advice or
treatment for ten dollars which advice viii be-
deducted The poor fAvorably considered.
DA BkkISfRD has restored
aha and total blindness Of from weeks Is years
III seconds
OF us own discovery, without cutting pain Dr. uaah.
Dr. has, ao cured OF yatou, an ar
HraVated grades; pain and light far
pess or loss Of sight from and which
nave remained permanent TO the present moment.
For abundant evidence
hau 70 stemrn persons treated, and published The city
papers Many OF those at room
ar NJ Of each day. which hours Dr. H. will perform
r. Nee notice above for hours and days
1T ~ ''''' "' "''-
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OsAge OranCa urdrss

II will be seen by advertisement of General Richard
sons that he can supply persons who may desire to
these hedges They would be great ornament along the
line OF the canal-and etecual barrier the depre.
dations of boatmen.
single row, with the plants foot apart would max @
an impenerable hedge BY laying fencerail or plank
on both sides OF the row. the moisture will be ed
that scarcely plant will die and the growth OF grass II
be prevented, Gy which the growth Of the hedge will be
increased.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-13
prs.r or e,peaepe, ofohrI.nr ,aeh ole .heh ,h.r

pety expedency OF obvistng ruch sale which they
had the amount OF three 6 Of the capital
stock OF such road they should always have power To
troll important movement that OF ordering the sale
Of property In which they would necessarily feel interest
ed.
Messrs Skinner aud Patrick also opposed to the
amsndmeht.
Mr. DpASs said that under such amendment no Com
pany would be protected against casualties whereby
they may for time be rendered unable pay their la
btles they became due For instance if bridge ON
tho South Side Railroad which nearly mile long was
to DO burned up and such expense entacd for s re-
construction cmbarcss the company aud render |, mpos
sbe for them meet the interest their loans punc
ally their property under such amendment "a that now
under consideration, was liable to be sold apart fom al
considerations In regard To such casualties lie believed
the amendment would operate badly la this connection
Aner few words from Mr. GARSErr In reply to Mr. d.
the vote tho amendment taken by ayes aud noes
and resuhed-aycs a, noes CO.
Mr. GARSErr moved further to amend the bill by adding
at the eud Of tho first section provided that the loan au
thosed by this shall be applied the constr ucion OF
he roud west OF Staunton.
Mr. GARssrr was proceeding to offer some remarks IN
support Of this amendment, when
Mt CHRISTIAN (Mr q. having yielded the Hoor) made
motion to adjourn. lie withdrew Il by request
Mr. GARNET moved to lay tho bill and amendments un-
der consideration on the table.
The motion agreed to.
The STEAMER laid before tho House n communicat zion
from tho Auditor Of Public Accounts In relation to tho
amount Of appropriations made the various Institutions
Of the State.
On motion Of Me- Moore It laid on the table and
ordered TO be printed.
Mr. GARNET then offered resolution of INQUIRY calling
upon tho Board of Public Works to furnish Information
in regard to hypohecacd and other bonds Of the State
which was deemed necessary by the committee Finance
take mp tho Virginia Central Railroad bill just laid on III.
table.
tho motion agreed 10.
The House then adjourned, on motion Of Mr. DuSS.
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SENATE CHAMBER,


My Dear Sir observe by n circular to the former
students Of the University of Virginia that you are the
Treasurer Of a committee for the purpose OF obtaining
copy Of the School of Athens which intended as tb-
ute to our Alma Mater This project associations
pittance which enclose, pray you communicate to
your associates in this andAbe enterprise the great salts
faction which feel in observing commendable spirit
in those who have at the University received
which render them ornaments to Virginia. and worthy re.
cipients Of the BENEFITS which n Mr. Jefferson
its great founder Very respectfully, your obedient
servant.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-13

Mr. HiLL'ALL, Of Charlottesville has presented us with
copy Of his work. entitled "The sw Of Human Progress
or the Science Of the Mind" He undertakes to SHOW bo
the human mind Is progressive succeeding pepero
ton being endowed with higher order of mind The
work well written aud the argument very ingepon,ly
Get forth We commend to the perusal Of those fond
Of such scientific speculations
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Major THOMAS H. ELLIS, Richmond.
IcnMosp, February slh, 1864.

RIcHMosp, February sth, 1854.
DEAR SIR:
beg to express my particular qualification at receiv-
ing from you contribution for the purchase Of Rapha-
els School of Athens, for the University of Virginia
The design OF procuring copy Of this fine painting
for the purpose Indicated is in Judgment most lauds
BILE, and am surprised that greater number of the Old
students Of the University have not come forward with
their contributions That its accomplishment would he
attended with benefit and qualification TO thousands of
our citizens aud would prove great attraction to the
Universiiy, suppose cannot be doubted or the an.
prOpntencss Of the selection well from the
OF the subject as the fame Of the author, there
seems TO be but one opinion. The only question
suggested is TO the competency of the artist chm
sen TO execute faithful aud creditable COPY On Ills
point have the letter addressed TO Committee
OF the Society Of Alumni by five former students of the
University, who were in Paris during the summer of
1859. The facts they state, and especially tho strong
testimony borne by the Director School of Fine Arts
to the capacity OF Mr. Paul Balzc the artist selected an
pear sufficient to satisfy any mind that f he is entrusted
with the reproduction of the "School of Athens onr
University will possess painting OF very high artistic
excellence.
last, continued the Committee which had been previously
appointed with authority obtain by the contributions
OF the former students, sufficient to defray the OF
pcn-e OF procuring copy and transporting IL from Eu
rope to the University.
The sum, twenty-five hundred dollars Is small. when
we consider the numerous body from which Il IL TO le
drawn; and hope that every graduate will cbecrfv
avail himself OF the opportunity thus contribute alike To
tho adornment and tho permanent prosperity of our
Alma Mater. " "
Thanking yon in the name OF the Committee for your
contribution, am, with great respect,
Your obedient servant
THOMAS H. ELLIS
Chairman Of tho Committee Of the Society of Alumni
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RICHNOND NARKE7S, FrnnrAny II,

Tooaceo..-No change in prices since our hs the new
crop coming IN freely. in loose parcels and sales of
Tugs are ID l-2 and leaf l.9 10 10 The ,nn
ply OF old offerings is limited with good demand TO Nh
medium qualities, whilst the 6ne grades OF manuctnrnr
are ont little sought alter We quote old lups at G
"a common leaf sas; good 10 II l.2 fine IL No.
mhEAT-Ths last accounts from Europe caused an
vance Prime White is selling at sa-and Prime
Red at 81 95. ~
HESTER WHITE Com. M,,c5o,,,
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FRIDAY i0Iu FEusuInY. Is..

FHfUHf IVIH 1871,
Al called meeting Of the BOARD the
Fire As,ocation the annexed Preamble Resolution rs,
unanimously adopted; "
whereas the Council Of the City OF Richmond proper
regard Tor .he interest OF the City, have
ton for the purchase Of such Fire aetmj
eeary for the protection the property cur
he said apparatus be under the
Assoeatioh an whrea', the Board OF Directors the Rich
mond Fire Association have used all
such apparatus with all ps,be dispatch be II
co. that we have heard with unegned regret that
Companies attached applied 70 som. on
our citizens for private contributions object
Resolved That all such applications spresIs
made by portion Of our city for liberal
Board. ''
Copy from the Record. JAMES BosHER, President.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-13

lie tho title Of very handsome volume OF travels Not
having read it, we cannot speak Of s merits but we
observe that Il s very highly commended by the press
Miss Baker, blind lady, and said to be emineny
mertorous, is now in Richmond seeking subscriptions to
IL; aud her account, hope this work may receive
lbe favorable regard Of our citizens,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-13

eB- The Northern papers continue to harp upon Mon.
sgnor Bcdni and instance his one that well illus
trstcs the vcssitudes Of human affairs When he arrived
here the world Frustrated itself before hm-he was m
ted and caressed, and the Government at Washington,
took step unprecedented in annals of placing
Government steamer at his disposal aud in and mag
nicenee he paaded up and down the Northern Lakes
BY degrees began circulate that he was not
all he pretended to be- Italians and Germans who pro
'ed 10 know him, told tales of the abandoned morals Of
his private ie and the hdeous crueltics which he had
perPetrated in public capacity. The particulars were
given, aud they gained credit Emeutes and burning ELI
ges greeted the Nunco instead of devout prosratons
tie became alarmed affected afraid for his life
Presidential aspirans took his in hand in the Sen
ate but the popular indignation seemed rather to in
crease The pretended Nuncio to Brd:a Lett Washing.
ton i',cog, aud took shipping in disguise for Europe
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lENRICO.

"oosk of DELEoArEs SAruRpAY-A series or hill, of
no very great Importance reported from Standing
'on''ees alter which several petitions prayinr IA,
passage OIL Ia" to prohibit the sale Of Intoxicating ii.
qao' were presented, and by order the House. upon
vote taken by ayes and noes were referred TO ssc,
Committee, aswec allpettlons tho Same character h
pr'scnted tho Committee on Courts of Jus,ic, hahn.
discharged from their further nsideration.
Ihe report Of tho Special Committee GU tho procce,
ng' Of the Bank Of the Old Dominion was tax NJ, y,
motion Ut Mr.. Brown Of Stafford; who moved In mai,
II tho special order for tomorrow The House ,;.c,L
the notion The intention Of Mr.. Brown "a w. co,Id
understand by resolution which no intended 70
oher should his motion prevail was to order tho refer
enee OF The whole subject to the Committee ON B,ul.
WIN Instructions that they would report bill rcpeaIpr
e quarter VI 'he BANK He referred to the indebted.
ness OF few Of the directors to the Bank os ius,iG,,
w" tut '"a' course; showing the came DO in violation
OF TIC Charter, which provides that no Director shall la
indebted TO the Bank with which n, :. oon.o.,.',
larger amount than $4,000. We should sup,oss i, ~.
very strange course to give such instructions 10 om
m'ee. II would, in fact be Withholding from, Them Tho
right TO exercise their Judgment which II mns n,
presumed they are competent to do to IN. emil, If
wise anu Juueions determination such US they could NOT
Ia" 10 arrive at with all the light before them While, in,
report oil the Special Committee embodies
resolution offered by Mr. Mckenzie, ordering that
night sessions shall he held from aud after Saturday last
commencing at half past saturday nights excepted,
was agreed to- resolution offered by Mr. Lee, order
ing that the House should from in the morning uu
I'll 10 at night, with recess Of one hour-irom TO
oock a-was also adopted, but subsequently recon-
siered and indefinitely postponed.
The Covington aud Ohio Railroad bill was taken nm n,
motion oil Mr. Patrick and made the special order for to-
lay, at IL o'clock.
e" o'''s were taken up out of their regular order,
hder suspensions OF the rule and being read second
time were cngrosscd.
The House then adjourned.
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EVENING SESSION.

IN
N, -, ~
mr. "iLkr presented tue petition OF % voters OF Boe.
o,. county praying the passage OF law prohibiting the
uahe W intoxicating liquors, with certain conditions and
p NJ ms..,,, ,,..
c,a AZ @ presented thc reuuon OF 81 voters OF
HI soupy, on tue same SUBJECT
,r ;.i, VI o.ta"sc anu rue".soN, u Amhsrst, PIE
resnec,iye counties ' '"'"e ''' " inc"
III. rni, hs;n r.,, -
rate ,hs Porsmon,h Z. ~ C 80 -, w" "
,b;rd ,;m. anJ nassoi company was "Ae" up reau
NJ Wnn,.n Ii1r,S a., eu, -,
r.,ectcd R"oxaJ hn ,h. S.s 'es s, "nen was
Board Of Public work bc and ,has haraS at u
sI and d;rec,d ~ ,, -. y, ! .,, ~ au M.
or and Maryland Road nov rsnani, "sas wy J"'o NV
width of eighteen foe. ;uclndns hss ;ns,ost " NV
width now required nv law " ''@
Mr. Mayo trom ,hs comm;,,., y, p.nls ,,,o.,,,,,L.
following bin which on bis motion was re a., ,,'
and ordered to a second rc,dny hin ;nnos;n', I
th.r ,,,,,;,,;,rs - r. 80 -. ~ ,,''Po'"s u"
A bill making an APPROPRIATION OF 5000 for oomn,s-
ting the toll bridge across the pavi,ablc river a, Mnn
town in Tho county, of Nonon.,is -, sa
time, amended motion of Mr.. L.uGn, and ordered to
be engrossed aud read third time
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Mr. Smith. ~ant the Senate to understand that did
not SAY ~ouid treat the Seoste With silent contempt
ssd would treat bis coDdact with silent contempt
Amer some debate the subject postponed tiil to-
moros and aiTer executive session. the Senate adjourn
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ID The Frtnch are queer race. Yorick told the
Count de b, that they were too ,erioas-which
opinion greatly astonished his CONTEMPLATING in
antagonism to the received impression tina, they
surpass all others in gaiety and livelness. The
same authority when in more sober mood. tells US
that the French conceive wcll but combine badly.
We reminded OF these French by letter
from Paris to Brussels paper In which the position
sumcd and gravely maintained that there Is not now
was, aud never win be a Boaaparis Party in
in France"
Tie writer proceeds to give facts In support Of his po
stion He says the first Napoleon imprisoned General
Nale in ls0s-who FROM tho cell Of his prison formed
conspiracy to subvert the Destroyer OF all liberty" and
report of Napoleon's death-then in Russia that the
conspiracy within hairs breadth Of succeeding
that in great crowd, person asked another what
was the matter" and the reply was, "the Emperor Is
dead and they about to proclaim the Republic" No
one of all the multitude thought OF the Emperors son
hence Il is concluded there no Bonaparte party.
There is no more such party than then" saws
the writer Ask NJ. Persigny. To Of his init
mate friends, with whom he lately conversing he
said: fou speak of the Bonaparte party-you jest
ing. said to the Emperor the other day: Sire there
are no Bonsparss in Francc-bu you and all those
who surround you arc nothing but hungry dogs, who
wish to fill their bcliesr That is tho whole truth"
The writer forgets the first for Louis Bonapartc
when he was elected President General Cavagnac
which vote proves the hold OF the Bouaparte name on
the French masses and the same time proves their
ncapacity for liberty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-13

Delay not, habO your that sentence OF fools, ph
losophy that disease will well OF ITSELF you cure
IL with certain dollars Beware how you
per with your general welfare.
We Wild and vicious youths why ye persist In dosing with
the y "dsedng compounds daily prorered thereby impair
Ing your appetite and Digestion destroying you as
well physically you cured with few dose,
SAINT medieinesf
We rakes Of every and condition. why ye and
pine and drag out miserable existence untitled soy
effnd even oydnary pursuits Of fef You thus
noyed anG wish to be health vyor by
at once pleasant and e6e,tu consult DR. NORRIS His
success in chronic diseases greater tina, other
physician OF his day Many for year. afflicted
with disease Consequences resulting from have
restored to health and vIsor undOr hi, really
shoud personal Interview be Objectionable your disease
In Wriing-eneloae aye dusrs-addresI Dr. W. NJ NORRIS
through the Post Office, Nashville Tenn and package med
enes securely put will lie sent privately with
full direction, herewith, and no questions deked.
Persons living distance and afflicted with serofua w.
GERS, letter, Cancers, Piles, Ps,ula In Ano Gravel Structures
olees or disease whatever Of aggravated
character be cured at home Consulting MORRIS by
letter, post paid, enclosing Fee. Mcdene. pleasant and
safe, can be sent mail Of the United States,
Particular attention given TO the
Ladies' who be afflicted with Irregularities Flour Albu, or
Whites. ProlaP,u, U,s or Falling Of the Womb vel
TO lay aside all fa deleaey ~ romptU consult The Doctor
ONCE Room, No. H. up stairs, oea a." ei fS''
QGUHNBNG FLUID.-A fresh supply Of West. No
il Burning fud' jus. r sSss1 y pporprD
HI y MAIL LiNE-sT.AMsuIP JAMESTOWN
so S sSd up to he hour s 5ss'9 It
Passengers requested on board before oelsct p 81
siss O''' ''''''' 0'' o" LUDI I s" WATSON.
GTEiMtH BK1.yiDHnE-FOn HsLTi- a sSF->n
Y o'clock, and up % the hour o. 2Ceioct p.
r9.s;;day, the lihn't ..
LYON sALE-,oeupon bonds Of the va. Central Rsiroad
feis-st GnDDfN 4 APPERsoa
sglAn HEAMs wHAPPING PAPEn, urlou,
feiS JOHN N GORDON a SON
n 9KLEBHATRD TONIC ALtTbI Ale Is prepared express.
Malt and Hop soS Sy sny Of S our t bs.
2 oh ape Sspa R and American por
eeonisniy on hand and oI sale At The lowest cah prices
"' ''' "" '"' pTbLSY co. r. Hss sSis By
Richmond, Va.
Delivered in part Of the CITY free Of expense his
HAPPY MOMENTS
IL lis sweet 10 sit and muse alone,
when you have an hour spare,
10 summer months granite seat,
In yonder Capitol square
There the low bretre with music roam,
And but to think ilfss span
Amidst our ups and downs.
o.r q ooTnsa ana Ss ssss s spT,'d'
Add bid ushasen 70 home,
By the striking Of the bell.
No Watch or ooct have at home
9fsI,s . BiRra6fohrw would 90,
To select one from hsstore,
Gold Watches apd Gold oloess he sen,
Add for time theyAre Hard match,
And y you wish for his address,
W. j. bIifHoioMEw, MATCHMAKER,
telI-au Governor st.
NETALs,.we aN The attention OF Mschini,i and others
sheiAnd Bar Lsd spe,e Sheet Znc Sheet oeI
TO- Refined AO'mooy, solder se Ac which a. DE low.
.ii ssn 0, tn, cl,,nf., slSTo S,is co.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. Franklin presented joint resolution Of the Iegis-
hture OF Maryland against the guano monopoly Refer
red 70 the committee on agriculture.
The deficiency bill taken up, the question being on
agreeing to the amendments made In committee.
The following amendmcnts making appropriations for
custom houses. concurred In by yeas and nays Gin
cinAu aud Louisville $40 600 each; Bath and Bangor
10000 each; st. Louis 100000; Mobile 60 900; besides
1900 for Wilmington, Del.
Among the appropriations for marine hospitals are SS
600 at Cleveland.
Tho amer dment approprsng 900 for the purchase
OF the buildings used for the New York Assay Office
The committee en- rose and reported the bill tho
House amended aud the vote being taken its pas
s,gc Il rcjectcd-ayes 81 6S Mr. Vansant, Of
BALTIMORE voted In the Affirmative.
THE rejection Of the bill created much excitement and
D conf,sion.
Mr. Florence rose state that he voted against 1t be-
cause Il was a bill Of abomnaons and contained
egg Tor n mint Mt New York.
IA number Of whig members, when they saw the demo-
voting against the BILL as IL to throw the response
bty of the exavagant appropriations them, as they
believed, voted in the negative.
Mr. Houston moved that the House 70 into committee
Of tho whole the State Of the Union Disagreed to.
Mr. Clingman moved to reconsider the vote 10y which
the deficiency bin rejected and to lay that motion on
the table the design being kill il beyond redemption.
Mr. McNair moved Intellectually that the House ad-
journ
Mr. Houston moved that there be call of the House;
which refused.
Mr. Clingmans motion to reconsider and lay the Ia
be then voted on, aud the result ayes IS; noes
ee.
The Speaker then gave the casting vote in the airma-
tive thus clinchng the nail that killed the bill The an
received with loud cappng oil hands Oh
tho part OF many members.
Among much confusion and excitement the House then
adjourned having rendered vaueless the labor OF the pre-
csding four weeks.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-13

PIRg We 10 that N yelling hope NJ A., lain
Hamilton, near wesley Chapel in this county with ali liz
enIey destroyed ~ IRE on Tuesday We have
heard that nothing saved but piano IL Il staed t.t s
chimney had taken IRE and the from The
ing upon aud that there reaching the 90
oaHes the progress Of the flames loss must be yeTy
siderabl".-Le,iROt0H Gdssfts, FsJ. O. ~ Wv ''''
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IHR CoNsTIrUrIoY-srArK.eIGMrs
RICHMOND WING.
MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY Is, 1854.
To CORRESPONDENTS.

ne WAfg."
Articles written on both sides OF paper will be Published
hs rule Dug standing, ought to be known TO ALL aud will
IN no case be departed Obituary notices eight
lines are charged for as advertisements
sn Communications will be charged the advertise
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-13

lGn CONsrAnIE-we glad o see that DAVID BA-
hH kER JR has consented 10 become candidate this Of
Gee at the ensuing election better
good ofIcer.
feq-dlNs MONROE GARD
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UeOTPt IT. kanes
The object Of this suit Il TO Of the defendant
1920 with legal interest thereon from the list January
1877, TIL paid loaned by the plaintiff 10 the defendant
pearng by ahdayit, that the defendant Geo H.
.dsnt Of this state On motion Of the Plaintiff by her attorney
ordered that the said Defendant Geo H. Fane, AIpe,
here within month after Iue publication order
"h necessary to protect his interest and
published once week o four weeks In he Rhmoni
Whig, and posted at the
'ouLiy, on the nist day Of the next County Court
A CCIy,-rese:
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NETALs.we AK The attention OF Maehnist, and others
I'VE 20 stock Of Metals suitable their ue ~
shee, and Bar L.sd spe Sheet Znc Sheet Steel Bl
to- Refined Apmony Solder, &c. Ac which o Al The low
eftrAts', o. J, siNTON A 90.
fell Sign Of the Circular Saw, II Main STREET