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TO QUARTZ MINERS.
Important Information. "Bcrdan's Gold
Machine in England"

AN the London Times and London Mining Journal
are be found the following favorable reports of the
operations of this machine which confirm all that has
been said OF il.
Professor Ansted eminent rlincraers has been ma
King experiments with il Califo rna Quartz and has
reported the subject that he obtained gold the
Of 4 dws. and II grs. per ton, and valued at
Al lss SO $50 So from California Quartz
which there BAREIy TRACE of the metal visible,
when first examined. 1t is also stated by the Professor
that ores containing more than rnE
could be worked probably by tnis machine in Eng
iand
Mr. Calvert wo-iaovn mneralagis has also been
operating upon English gold quartz, and he states
That he has obtained 4dWs 10 q per It's qualities
as Ansismnator very hight! ex,oed-Scentic
American.
The subscriber offers for sale few sets of these highly
approved machines CoNsIGvMENTs. and would
be happy give any information in his possession
parties desirouS of purchasing.
Also for sale the machinery for Stamp Mil comprising
stamps stamp basins. pues. hangers shafts &c.
Address by letter personally JOS. s PAXS0N.
49-4w 46 California street, San Francisco.
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Miners Exchange & Saving Bank.

Armory Hall, Cor OF NJ ntgomery &. Sacramento SITS.
San Francisco, by DR.. A. ). Wright.
nEPOT for the reception of Gold Dust for the
- United States Mint at San Francisco.
The Miner is hereby Informed that the Mint will
be in full operation u very short time Dr. Wright
is fully repared to receive and receipt for all
rcmittances made for coinage, he WILL when requir-
ed make liberal advances and remittances OF Gold
Dust at and half per cent interest he will also
allow the rate of interest when the funds re-
main over the time required for the coinage
"A 3m A. 5. WRIGHT.
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VIM. j. Knox. Nj. d..

~ and vicinity He will devote himself exclu-
siyely to the different branches OF his profession
medicine, surgery, etc. Bv proper attention and
moderate charges, he hopes to receive liberal share
of patronage
At the Ne,uda Drug s,ore. Bread st. tyJoue Pine.
~ -3n,~
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II. DAVIS-BANKER.

FIRE PROOF BRICK BUILDING, BROAD STREET,
NEAR PINE, NEVADA.
WARAFTS AT SIGH lit, in sums to suit. drawn by Bur-
~ goyne & Co and Page, Bacon S Co.
Page & Bacon, 49,. ............... 80. St. Louis.
Bebee s. Co. New York.
American Exchange Bank, .......... New York.
Atlantic Bank, Boston.
J. +. Thayer Bro. Observation-Disclosures. Boston.
Philadelphia Bank, nk,............... Philadelphia.
Josiah Lee & Co Co,................... Baltimore.
Louisiana State Bank ........ N. Orleans
IIutchings L. Co o,.,.,....,.,..........L Louisville.
F s. Goodman & Observation-Disclosures. Cincinnati
s. Jones & Co.......... ............ Pittsburgh
f. Huth & Co. Observation-Disclosures. London.
Hottengar & Co Observation-Disclosures. Paris.
Gold Dust bought. Treasure received on deposit.
Feb. 19, 1854 II. DAVIS.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

FOR SALE CHEAP.
nNE HOUSE AND LOT, situated on Com
- mercia near Pine street. The house is now under
Rent of Eighty Dollars per Month.
This properly is situated in desirable and improving
neighborhood. 43-tf
For terms apply at the Zeal Estate Agency and Inteli-
gonce once at fELT'S BOOK STORE. Broad street.
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Last News from the CaDitaI.

FiiIE subscriber is making arrangements To leave
for The Atlantic States on business socG where he
viii remain for short time, and many OF his custo-
ners are IN arrears il j. necessary to have al old
settled up Immediately Come rtieIuen; gold is nov
plenty. and aul in need Of my share.
All those having accounts a.ans. i'll please presen
fhem for settlement. K DEIOUNG.
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1000 Dollars Reward.

WILL give the above reward of 1000 the safe
4 livery to the Jaor of Early Co Georgia, OF JOHN H.
ANDERSON. who escaped from Cuthber JAIL on Monday
nght, the 18th inst SBid Anderson tried at the
September term of the Superior Court of Early county
the murder OF Robert Thempson. and found guilty Said
Anderson is about 25 years old, about five eight
inches high. stout built little inclined TO be stoop
shoudered, black hair and black eyes, speaks quick when
spoken to- has good set of esth, his eyeeek little pro
jecting has his face under of his
eyes. and weighs about 100 10 pounds is very quar-
relsome when intoxicated, and Of very bad char
acter. Previous rewards revoked. JOHN THOMPSON.
Fort Gaines. Ga. Oct. 10, 1853 Aft
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VIM. q. Badger,

Importer and Commission Merchant,
A ND Wholesale dealer in ready made Cloth
n ing-Gen Harrison Block, Battery st. Be-
tween Clay and Merchant, Cd door from Clay
San Francisco Nov25-3l-3m
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FRANKLIN BAKERY.

Z OW S, BUELL. having leased the above well
IL known establishment would inform the public
that there can always be found on hand good sup
p'ysof CAKES PIES BosroH RowN BREAD, WHITE
BREAD, &c SC.
Hot Coffee 60 be had at all hours.
WEDDING, SPONGE ard POUND CAKES
furnished at short notice. and on the most reasonable
terms.
n. j. BY s:ict attention to business they hope to
merit share Of pu lie patronage.
Low & BUELL., Abbott's Building.
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Breakers Ahead
vE1EE co-PARTNERsIITP heretofore

eNisIlDg ff DtIii
ster is mutually dissolved thereby caution person
persons from trading with said Denster in the of
Lagoring Denster as am no longer accountable for
sUCi. coltrGcts would also state that hold half U
the accounts per DIVISION which open for settlement
and which must be closed mp shortly. said Densier is
uac0usly sneaking about and collecting my accounts.
furthermore cnution the public against entrustng let;
ters to the care of A. +. Danser. Expressman,
letters committed 10 the flames in his vicinity and to
justify his charges on letters he ipany tells that the
charges in addition 10 the legal postage 80
each letter NEWTON LAVORlNG
Eii-n nEn Mnrcll a An
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DRS. DEN ~ CAR MAN,
PHYSICIANS AND SUR GEON.s.
Office in MIR. Davis Brick Building,
BROAD ST.--NEvADA.
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Nevada ounty, Township
- of Nevada 81 Justices Court. before L. W. Coburns
Justice of the Peace The People of the state OF Cacr
MIA to Robert Jenkins You hereby summoned 10
appear before the undersined Justice of the Paee; q;
his Office in -aid township. Monde; the 9Th day NJ
ADr A D. 1854 at IL oc!ock 4. ". to answer the
plain: of e. r. Budd who demania of you the sum of
one hundred and fifty dollars, alleged b balance due
for certain mining claims SOLD fully set forth
in said complaint now 6e in my office. On failure
to appear and answer, Judgment will be rendered against
you for the of one hundred and fifty dollars, damages
and costs OF suit Given under my hand. this 25r
day Of January. a. ID. tSll, I. w. COLBCRN,
fn3m Justice of lhe P.acs.
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Story. RediDGt0n & Co.
Goodman 4 Bros.

so Front street, San Francisco,
w THOLESALE dealers in Butter. Cheese. Lard
w Pork, Bacon, Hams. Beef, Fish, Rice and
Meal. sepl6- Gin
JAS H. GOODMAN. GE). E. GOODMAN. LrycIrs BELL
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l50.O0O POUNDS POT NJ. IN, No; ;

- brls \ Orleans Sugar
400 bags Rio Coffee
go cases Ciaret:
100 casks Ale and Porter ;
$50 cases do do ! ,!d- Ell:
100 cases Champagne Cider:
400 cases I-2 Z IL Sariincs =.
apii i'm is GO0DWE
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UNITED STATES BAKERY

ONHE firm of Kern s. Heyer is this day dissolved.
u The business in future win be conducted by
Plummer S, Heyer. All persons indebted to the old
firm are requested to settle up Immediately.
THOS. H KERN,
March 30-49-3w B H. HEYER.
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DiclkiElsOu's EXCHANGE
House and Ranch for Sale.

fNIE subscriber offers for sale the most reasonah
terms, a First Rate Ranch situated on Dee
Creek three miles and half below Nevada 1t contains
about a. acres about six of which fenced and
under cultivation, and three with fencing
erias around ia good frame house sixteen feet front
10y fifty feet back. doing good business store
and boarding house, together with stables, &C., and
good spring OF the premises.
As the TO leave Immediately for the Allan
tic Suites, lie will sell THE MOST REASONABLE
TERMS. Apply 10 WILL M REDFEARN, Cayoevile,
or 10 MATTHEW EDGE, on the premises.
March 81, 1S54.-49.3w+
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BAPTIST SERVICES are held every Sabbath at 10
12 in The Forenoon aud at o'clock in the Afternoon
at the Dramatic Hall on Broad ST. Preaching by
Rev. J. NJ. VIM
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Also
copying and seal Presses; Combs;
Letter Books; Brushes:
Lener Chpsi lndeble Ink
Chess Men: Carmine Int.
backgammon boards; Notaria seals and waters;
Dice: Gum Iahels. 0'
Dohnoesi Cotton and linen twine:
See pehs oi all kinds Whiiney's Diapers and Sill
6oiu fensi mans inkstands;
Patent Rubber; Pocket Jnssands.
Kuooer bands; Sand Boxes;
Blotting Paper and Boards Wafer Guns
Card Board; Letter Stamne.
Printers Cards; Paper Folders;
Waters and Sealing Wax; Paper Weights;
Port monnaies; Black Sand
Pocket Books: Plain and Fancy Note p.rar.
Banker cases, Motto seals, Pocket Cutlery, SC
We constantly receiving additions tho above stock
to which we Invite the attention of the trade =
LORD WEBB
1872 sansome ST., bet. Washington and Merchant
Dec I6-3m is San Francisco
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Masonic.
Public Notice.

rs hereby given that the "Cod Spring Saw NIl,' has
been leased T. q. Allen Co.. by the sniscr iber
from the OF March. 1854 and that The subscriber is
interested in carry ing the business
led with said mill. JOHN JOHNSTON.
April 1si, 1854. 5i-3ws
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES, are held every Sabbath at
10 l-s O'Clock, A. NJ. and at o'clock, P. NJ. in the
NJ z. Church, South, on Broad street.
wv. BIGHAM Pastor.
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> 0AA MATS CHINA RICE /;

! CHINA SUGAR;
, Crushed Sugar
300 cases Oysters ;
100 cases Lobsters:
80 cases CLAIMS: Peaclls :;
2A0 "a Strawberries and
100 IS Green Corn and Pens:
80 bXs Macaroni and Yer
miceiii. For sale by
* GO. G2 California street.
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Nicaragua ard Panama Routes.

SIGHT DRAFTS on New York, Philadelphia,
Boston, It. Louis and Cincinnati Also payable in
almost all the principal cities and in the At
lantic States and the Canadas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-06

- ri- &c L tlir
progress of improvement in Virginia. which seems to be
going ahead vigorously The Alexandria and Orange
Railroad glad to announced as completed 10
its intersection with the Richmond and Staunton line
The road from Alexandra is finished and in daily
operation to Gordonsyille (ninety mes) where it con-
meets with the Virginia Central Railroad upon which Las,
road trains are running daily between Richmond and
Saunton The Alexandra trains meet both their nm and
down trains daily, that passengers leave AsY.nd;
or Washington in the morning and dine either at n.h
mond SAunon at their pleasure. Persons like
have the opportunity now from The places visi.
the University OF Virginia Monticello and the beautiful
about Charlottesville day and the next
affording ample time To- -, ~ e. ni~"non1 the
nond and Fredericksburg Railroad. The Orange and
Alexandria Railroad laid with heavy rail- and the pas
enger cars &c equal 10 style road the cnuntr
This must be the line to the Virginia Springs hereafter
Is one day IN advance OF any other line Stanton
and LynchburE. The ultimate destination Of the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad is Lynchburg where il meet.
the virginia and Tennessee Riilroad aid from whence
railroads are in progress of construction and in
operation together towards and through the entire South
west.
BY the time the Orange and Alexandra Railroad Com.
pauy fill the gap Of sixty miles between Charotte
vile and Lynchburg there will be afforded continuous
line OF railway from Washington, than one housAid
miles in extent, reaching Memphis, Mobile and New
Orleans directly without counting the lateral lines branch
ing in every direction from the main trunk.
Washington really, as the of the General Govern
men has deep interest in this great line and we should
ne glad il she could give material aid to an ENTERPRISE
connecting her directly with such extent Of country
tnd ahordng at the time the nearest route to the
great Of Northern and Southern through
fhe line by this and the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
from Lynchburg) aud roads beyond in connection nearly
ipproximaies air line between Washington and New
Orleans ns may be seen by inspecting the map-Nai
IntsiiigeHeeT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-06

onrsr.I Patscr-sss.ooo worth Of tickets have all
ready been taken In accordance with Baruums plan OF
these the Sixth Avenue Railroad takes Bsnum
$4,000, Genin $1,000, Duncan, Sherman & Co. $1,000,
Loveoys Hotel, $1,000, and tho Astor House. Metrpoi.
tan and St Nicholas Hotels $4,000 eaeh.-Nsp York
Airror ,"
MovxNkSr or TRoorA-0rders have been received for
the movement OF the Third Regiment OF Artillery for
California Two companies viii embark tho 9Th inst
Via Panama, two will proceed via Fort Leavsnworh aud
will leave there tho 18th OF May for San Diego ard
there receiving four companies, viii sail via Panama on
the goth inst-B
CANADA RAiLRoAp-Bnls for government roads have
been perfected In the Legslaturc and Il Is expected that
the government will be ablc to raise provincial bonds
funds enough construct trunk line to about thirty
miles north west from Halifax from which point II Is pro.
posed to build line to Windsor and Annapolis and an
other in Truro and Pctou-makng total Of upwards Of
two hundred miles-B.
AssErs AND ILARiLirIEs or TRisIrr CnuRcu-The
gross annual income $50, 9677o There are debts and
liabilities amounting to s57s,i4s, which yearly in.
tercst is to be paid Of ss6s6e This leaves an actual
net income profit to the Church Of s45,4 SID.
1t Is rumored from Albany that Mr. Thurlow Weed has
ordained that w. II. Seward shall be the next Gov
ernor Of the State Henry ]. Raymond Lieutenant Gov
ernor and Washington Hunt United States Senator In
these matters We suppose Mr. Weeds word Is law.-B.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-06

,z- f,,r contemporary OF the Lynchburg Republican
has scathng article upon Of the bosterous aud no
,oety seeking advocates Of the Maine Liquor Law In
that vicinity It inmates very pointedy that these gem
emeu would better subserve the Of philanthropy
by extending little practical charity to the nnmoeriess
worthy objects at their very doors. The following re-
marks FROM that journal alike just and
Of the prominent advocates in Lnchburg may possibly
think they are somewhat cutting also
ave are really surprised that gentleman whose phi
anhropy is so painfully sensitive, should not seek the
qualification Of his human cravings In some more
manner than writing letters to Neal Dow aud agtaang
Maine Liquor laws There arc in our city, many cases OF
needy families reduced to absolute want by he different
vcissitudes of life, to whom charity oil lie" dollars
would be an act OF real philanthropy The ladies' OF our
city-whose philanthropy is practical and genuneIhsve
In operation Dorcas Society, the object OF when
provide the sick and poor furnish them with fae and
clothes and protect and support children 100 Young
provide for themselves. Why do not some OF these PM
ianthrophists contribute that Society The WORD OF
God tells that charity begins at home lne g0oo men
of old gave aims well sermons. fouern phau'nro
pists receive aims in exchange for temperance
I've reverence the first but common forbides that
We throw up our the miserable humouggcry OF the
last For that real philanthropy which leeds the hungry
clothes the Naked and shelters the sheeres VIC nave
reverence akin to that feel for that DIVINITY oil which
- .c,s ors an cmanaton But for that philanthropy
which Is but the vapor rising from heated "ater-"nen
expends itself in writing letters, or mssns sPeeenss,
has smell aryellousy resembling chafmtahry-anu nor
in the least congenia oliacorics wa are incineu
IN think that the religion OF which such acts are the IN
cense rising from its affairs is newer dispensauoh than
that we learned in boyish days from the teachings OF
the Bibc,-tha the priests VINO minister a. US so'ne are
the yestnens of the Lamb-and that the God to whom
they sacrifice is the God oil our orathers OF Abraham
or saac-but rather God OF wood or sfone or oras De-
fo-s whom VIC are not at liberty fall down. We OF
follow these new priests into the valley and join in their
sacrifices"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-06
The Charleston Convention.

From the indications from all quarters the Com
mercial Convention to be held at Charleston on Mon.
day next, will be the largest, most intelligent and
imposing body that has ever convened in the South
Delegates have been appointed from almost every
city and town, and the Charleston papers inform us
that preparations for their accommodation are being
made by the proper authorities upon the amplest AZ
most liberal scale. We had the pleasure yesterday
Of meeting with several delegates from Lynchburg
en- route to Charleston. We hope that the Richmond
delegation will attend to a No city in the South
is more deeply interested in the deliberations Of the
ensuing Convention than Richmond and it would
surely, be reproach upon her not to be represented
by full and able delegation
From the following paragraph from the Charleston
Courier, we learn that cxPrcsident Fillmore has been
Invited and is expected to be present on the occasion
ave learn hom the official proceedings published hi.
morning, that the Committee of Fifty have despatched
by telegraph, TO New Orleans, invitation 10 Mr. Fin.
more aud Sir Kennedy, DO present at the Conyenor
Ball on tile 2h, and to partSke Of the Convention Din
the 18th inst; and that his honor the Mayor with
highly comnendabo promptness and berality to which
the Council aud community will cordial,
respond has also tcegaphed Mr. Fillmore 70 visit
ton, the guest of the city
IN this connection, and in view Of the immense con
course about TO gather in city, would suggest TO
fellow citizens, that will requisite for them a.
open wide their hospitabe doors, welcome with hos
pitAble hearts aud hOspabe doings the numbers vbo,
our hotels large a5 " their number and ample a. In their
Dimensions, will In all probability be unable to accom-
modate.n
Tne following also from the Mercury foresbadovs
the hospitality with which the delegates in ATTENDANCE
Mt the Convention will be honored by the chivalrous
and generous hearted citizens of the Palmetto CITY
"From every quarter hear Of tho appointment a
large deleg ons the Convention. but II the rau1 Of
strangers shall exceed the accommodations Of our hotel
and boarding houses IL is confidently be eved that IN,
bopablc reputation Of Charleston will be allowed 1,
suffer- aud that her citizens will make good any deficiency
~ Iis stated that In the late difficulty between
Nessrs. Breckenridge and Cutting, a misunderstanding
arose which was the challenging party. Both par
es onendod for the right Of selecting weapons and ds
tanoe-Mr Cutting named dueliug pistols at ten pace,
ADD Mr.. Breckenridge rifles at sixty PAGES Genera
Shields is further said objected to tho choice Of rifles
upon the ground that rifles, bowie knives and the like
were barbarous weapons and not to be tolerated at th
day, 10 gentemanly combat This suggestion was yiold
cd 70, aud pistols PAGES agreed upon For
tunately, however the difficulty reconced wittor
recourse TO anything more dangerous than a glass
wine.
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Loss OF THE SPANISH WAR STEAMSHIP PIzARRc

By the arrival New York of the schr John G. White
from Baracoa have Of the loss of the Pzarro
the particulars are follows The arrived
the anchorage of Playa de Mel opposite Baracoa harbor
the llh OF March, from st. JaSo de Cuba with 500
soldiers on board exchange with those in garrison
night at s5ksd hsaT Hof CLOCK and bs e hs
struck the reef oil Cape Mary the end of Gu
ba The boats all alongside of the steamer in
attempting to lower them away The troops $50 in num-
Der, and her Of loo men, landed by RATS form
ed Of the steamships yards and topmass The comm an
der Of the steamer Immediately sent messenger to
Baracoa for assistance The captain Of the port promptly
despatched the schr John e. White with launches and
boats.
The schooner arrived the scene Of the accident on
the night Ii was blowing very heavily and the
sea making complete breach the steamer
The John G. White remained by the steamer all night
and finding it impossible to embark the troops next day.
returned Baracoa. The lay bged in two and
half hthoms, her guns aud armament having been
thrown the reef in three ahoms water On the
l4th ut, the French LEan arrived at the
wreck, having the Spanish brig Of Peavo in tow to
assist in getting her Off If possible The steamer will in
all probability, become total wreck.
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FOR THE WHO.

CHARACTERISTICS, Va, April 4, ls54
Hessrs. Edtors-on Monday, the Sd Of April an afay
took place here between Mr.. Edgar Garth of Abemare,
and Nr. ID. w Fournoy, student Of the Uniyer.y Of
Virginia. from Charlotte county, in which Mr. Garth wa
very dangerously wounded, Mr. Fouruoy having only re
ceved several slight cuts the left arm and side with
bowie knife Mr. Garth being through into the abb
domda cavity and also another into the left brenst
irjuring the lung, and also several shots in the body
one Of which penetrated the left and is thought 10
have passed around the side. Mr. Flonrnoy had no pistol
10 the commencement: but SIR. Garth was sho, with Ii
pistol Many with bowie knives passed and oo
i've shots with Colt repeaters from each Mr. Fnp,
noy experiences but little Inconvenience from his wound.
aud acted ~ entirely the defensive that the e1,minr
Court acquitted him without further trial and their sem
teuce received With the applause Of crowded Court
house.
Both Of the parties displayed great courage and delhi.
Grafton. The ahiay occasioned by some preyous
ihculty between tho ares. There is nov no ill.leel.
ing hetw"en Nh" p'r'ies aud physicians think their
is hope Of Mr.. Garth's recovery.
lu haste, yefJ pectfully
a CITIZEN OF ItIIARInTTEEvfrT r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-06

BuRcHs TAILORING EsrABLrsHM Esr.-The tailoring en-.
poum of friend BuRcu on Main street has received
an accession OF "bangup toggery" material that even
tho shelves to be proud Of worther man never
enlisted under the Golden Fleece or took measure for
garmeat, than that same gentleman The pleasure ono
feels under his reliable measuring tape sensation to
be recorded in the journal OF ailordom and the suro
prelude to as finished suit gave grace and finish
to the form ofnan In the line commend US TO
the rare qualities Of our coat building friend Burch-or
with his exacness in fitting to the man. he is him.
self fitting type Of natures nobity-a most capital fel.
low.