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CITY TRADE REPORT.

r. -.
Asns.-sman sales pots were made 1t 0xo., and
pearls at &c.
BREADsrurTs.-Four--Thss sales embraced about s,s0e
600 bbls including common to good State ct IS Is
20 o. and Western do. do, 1t 80 . 90 10, saA
Gil $l3 for ezra Genesse. Canadian (absat
1000 ], 200 bbk were. sold at $40 Sill. South
ern easier Sales 900 1000 bbls at go % .
S1l % for good, and Sill 81 SI2 for faaov
and extra. Rye fouY-20o 800 bos sold ct % rs
80. Corn meal was nominal at IS 06 e6 l2K fsr
Jersey Wheat-There more doing, and the uaxast
was rather nrmer 5000 bushsls prime white Ceaadiaa
solo ~ 81 50, and 5000 do. Upper Lake at % 06 Rye
was .teady, with small sales at 81 u.s. Corn was In 70
duced supply, and the market 6rmsr which checked
sales The transactions embraced about 25 80 edo
bushels Western mixed At u 81 o. No sales Of Wits
Or yellow were reported Oats quiet ct 500. $50.
fer state and Western.
Conm The sales srbrsced 100 bags Rio, at loao..
and log to 200 naa Java ~ 1sko and fanatics ct ,.
OoToN-Tbers was some better feeling In thu market,
with more doing. The sales footed up about 5000 .
1900 bales, at steady prices.
FMiGHrs-Io Liverpool, about q, 900 bushels Of csra
were engaged 70 ships bags at sgd. Cd 70 baisr
see bland cotton 81 6-1od For square bales 3.lf
was asted; ana 100 bbls oil engaged at Ito
Ihere - ~ TO London Va
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY, June 1916 P. NJ.

TUESDAY, June lS--6 +. M
The stock market opened exceedingly buoyant
this morning. A very heavy amount Of business was
transacted, ard the upward movement appears to
gain strength as prices become inflated. At the
first board Missouri 6's advanced per cent? Cali
fcrnia rs, Q; Erie bonds, 1875, Il; Illinois Central
Construction, Z; New York Central U.s. /; Ohio Life
and Trust, /; Cumberland Coal, i; New York Gen.
trsl Railroad, q Harlem, I; Erie Railroad, Ii Reading
Railroad 1; Hudson Railroad 81; Michigan South
EN-, 2; Cleveland and Pittsburg, Al Cleveland and
Toledo, B; Chicago and Rock Island, 2. There was
quite an excitement to-day In New York Central
stock The large sales at auction gave an impetus
10 the market and prices were mp above par. At
the board there considerable activity, at adj
vance. Erie aud Reading were in demand to-day At
better prices. OF the latter cash stock Was plenty.
Hudson Railroad bss advanced rapidly within the
past day or two. On Saturday there were sales Of
80 per cent and it sold 10 day at 43 per cent. This
rise has not brought out much stock. Western rail-
road stocks do not seem TO make any pause in
their expansion. Cleveland and Pttsbarg sold
few days since at forty.fve per cent Sales to-day
we're made at ffty-fve. Even this enormous advance
has not induced many holders to realize Railroad
bonds were freely taken to day at better prices u
lipois Central construction and free land, amount
ing to 100000 sold at the first board ut advance
Of about threequArters psr cent all round. Moss Of
the purchases were for cash Erie, Hudson River
and New York Central bonds composed other pur
chases to-day, eli ct an advance. The speculative
excitement existing ct the Stock Exchange has
brought ont SONS nes stocks We notice to-day
small sse Of BfunBwick City Land Company. Pnsre
H. peri apps, no railroad stock the list possessing
20 wide margin for an improvement a. Erie, and
We believe that . good portion Of that margin VII
be covered before many months. In visv 81 its pc
sition ard prospects 1t Is unsNrsniabiy depressed
II IL ct this moment selling for only about ope-hsl
as much as Central, and there is In reality that
difference In their value We have rot Jet been able
to discoverit.
Alter the adjournment OF the board this morn
ing, the following bonds aud STOCKS we're sold at
auction, by Simeon Draper, on account OF tho
txuetees OF the late Utica and Schenectady Railroad
Company
sos, 900 NYCe RR subsc'n 6s, int added sS< as7x
1850 do. do. coavert'e rs, do. -s10tX
1s4s shares N. Ces. RR. stock. 9eX loo 3l6
Tho following sales we're made on account OF
whom 1t may concern, ard 10 close an estate -
81, 900 lake Erie Wabash and 81 Louis Railroad
10000 NY . ssS res. .;,.: o.: d :sd'd
1000 shares NY. Gen RR int. added Zoe sis 1907
Mr.. Ncolay sslS 9. auctioc, this morning, 20, 938
ehsrts Of the capital stock "a the Gold Hill Mining
Company. fotfete for aeD.payment OF an Assess-
uept Of rs osnss per share ievisd thereon. They
brought u cents 20 81 p0r share, snhjact TO ssid
.ss.efsllsc.,
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NEw YORK, Juns 10, 1855.
IL your report Of che speeches made last eveaing st
the "Knov kctsisg r,sss meeting In TIE PARK ind
the Of the Hon Y. p Staassc, OF TsnAssses Ia
trsdncsc one Of the speakers upSs that occasion,
beg to state that the Hoa- F. p. stastsa was not
present at the gathering il ths PARK last eveaiag aad
ooEseq osuty DID not ske ths sfKnsv kothna spesch
aDjusuy attributes 10 him IN your report Rnd furths
take the liberty 70 express mJ fra belief that tbs Pc
Ltical principles OF Mr. Strsttsn remote from
ssKnev Nothingism. he himself from Ssv York
city ct the time Of the Stores aid gathering"
state con Ideally that Stanton not within two
hundred and atty miles Of New York at the tims the
.Know Nothing MAS meeting was bsi.s held In the
Park.
New, sir, as Mr.. Staatsn's personal and politics.
friend hasten to cerrecs the error in your report
which might otherwise inniet upon hiu great political
inustics.
vERIrA5.
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Rusk goes svea further In private oeavssssl1sat ~
understand. than he deems prudent - sxpsoD
himself In his pubii, address II u reported q ~
that To plainly tells Texas that II The State rsGssss
or Desie d to scsept the provisions Of tho psaing
b1l, that Congress VIII make direct sppropriskisa
OF The money; and - such . course would 10 last
ard proper, We can scarcely question such rsaat.
Seven nes banks were chartered By the LsgisA-
ture Of Rhode Island during the eight days ssssisa
just closed, VIZ -
Tae Bank Of the Republic, In Providence; the 6assr
Bsns North Provideace; the Sowauset Bsak, Il Wss-
rem the Fsrmers Bank in North Kipesto N ths IA
ysy Bank In Hepkiston; the vertoa Bsak In rvsrtsa;
In Fraakliu Five Cent Sausgs Bank, N Prsviassss
hs.Is.. D. - this augnestshoa Of baak csptsl tee
az CoSmarcs-vce-the American Baak saa the Baak
amount Of their stsci NJ 9ss'ri1.a 70 aar.sss -
lars VI 80
The returns of the banks OF South Carolina, -
the month CT May. give the following exhibit =
Capital stock Sl4 e27 21s bills In cireusn. S. 1eT.
2s7 net profits hand sl,s66, 900; cash dspestsA
and other moneys not enumerated So 6So spsoss,
sist7o, 1888; domestic exchange, sS,2os,67t ksads,
In suit, 81, 24S 428.
In capital stock there increase Of cas- ooos
net profits there has been increase Of saa
IN deposits &C., decrease Of S230. 000 In speos e.
GREASE OF Si69 0o0 In notss dscounted on Dsrsea
culy an Dsrss.s Of ooo and in domestic exchange
The following table shows the quantity d ssss
Of the principal articles Of produce left at tdsvsse
from tee oommep cement Of navigation to the Ian
Of June, inclusive, during the years 1862 IS AAev,
1854, As days, and 1855, As days.
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A LEGISLATIVE CoAcHMAN.---A gentleman Of this
city, week or two since was inquirng for private
csechmsn. One who heard OF tbs ioqury and offered
bis services in that capac city, mentioned ~
snendaton that he wss member Of the late General
Court We aware thai that distinsuishsd body
had gained much reputation By riding inside OF vs-
hicles flor instance In two omnibuses to R0xburyD
but had not supposed that any soe Of Iva usmbers
had been In the habit Of occupying an outside seat
bsep managed somewhat recklessiy, IL vas Thought
hardly cafe 70 trust Of its drivers with ira guidance
OF private carriage The offer was therefore courte
eeE dsSslPsd -RsoT TsN;Gisf
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Dec... 1928 Dec30s, 500 Inc OBJ, 654 DEC so 80
By reducing the wheat to -four, tho quantity q
the latter left at tdewater this year, compared
with the coresp ,nding period Of last year. shsws
decrease Of 1877 ,628 barrels Of -four.
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AZ the ss,end board che market was bu oyaus, -,
mot active Illinois Central bonds advanced per
cent; New York Central bonds, 4; Erie bonds,
1876. Il; New YORK Central r. r., q Chicago and
Rosk Islaaa. ii /; Harlem. Ii Reading closed at
price, current In the morning. The upward move
mtnt In many stocks has been too rapid. sada re.
action win be the result before many days eiapss
The transactions o. ths Assistant Treazurer's Of.
foe to-day, werc as f0Ilows:-
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Marine Court.
Before Hon. Judge Mccarthy.

JuSE IT, Ddptd r. Quick u.s. John r. Harding This
was an sotion for assault and battery committed do
PENDANT in plaintiffs shop last March. Defendant is
carver, Last vint%r . robbery WAS committed his
premises and large quantity Of tools taken from him.
He subsequently offered reward for their recovery
The plaintiffs brother who ID mschinist. vas In
secosd band store In the Bowsry and there say che
goods He gave the information 70 his brother, lpian
tiff and told him to 20 and get the reward and tssy
would divide II. Pisintf accordingly called the de-
PENDANT at his shop and While there alteration
Cured during which plaintiff got spsr Of black eyes
and other injuries The defendant insists thss plaintiff
vas the asaressor and got M than he deserved
ana that he (tte defentsnt) vas the injured party
The jury however thought different, and gave verdict
for 500 70 cover the plaintiffs eyes.
Judge Hiram Werner has received tss demosrstis
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Net income for the mon4 $50 7ss 81 S2ss, 2os Is
Do. previous ave monthY... 4a6, 663 90 7l1,sl7 81

Net Income six months ...s5ss4as 81 esTT oSs 50
According to this, the increase In net income
during the FIRST six months Of hs present fiscal year
amounts to $500 ,6s7 23-equsl to about sixty-six
per cent.
The gross earnings Of the Morris and Essex Rail-
ROAD Company for the fiscal year ending Nay 81,
1856 amounted to 1921 ll5 o. and the expenditures
in the same time to $l25172 90, showing . INST In
como at the close Of the year Of sos 942 9S. Out
Of this, two semi snnual dividends, amounting to
$57s76 90. and interest on debt, $751; 10, have
been paid, leaving balance Of s29, 331 I6, which
has been added to the contingent fund.
The financial condition of the company, On the LIST
inst, was as follows
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tered BY tie Legislature ct its late session, have
0ps.sa thsir books In the Villages upon the south
noe OF suffolk county. Long LLsad. and about
oneterd Of the capital stock has already besa takes.
inc hooks viii close about tho fourth Of July. Il
'.e "'Sniion efthe company to nn linz Of steam
=" mom "s' usmpson, Suffolk county, through the
S'u!a Bay ana inc >aan 70 New York. II e th ,ught
the line VII pay well, . there are forty miles Of
thickly populsted country ~ suouort Il. n .rv
citizens OF New York wisn to subs,ra. - 49,,
Il can be done within the specified time. u.r.sww
Vail, Of Islip, Suffolk county, and Austin n. =,
Pstcbogne, are the commi 'sioners having charge o.
The books. The capital will b, divided into shares
Of twenty-five dollars each.
The annexed statement exhibits ths gross AVA net
earnings Of the philadelphia aud Reading Railroad
Company for the month Of Nay. this year compared
With the corresponding month last year -
PHIIADEIPnIA AND READING RAnRoIp
May, 1854 lSks
Received from COAL. 270 II Sas1 osT az
Received from merchandise. 1887 4s IS 4ss rs
Received from travel, &C.,. 26.l73 IS % 2os SIS
Total ssrnings.. sa10ssl 90 s4s,esi %
Tr'sportation, road way, dump
sae, renewal fund, and all
oharges 100 900 VI los,4za w
Net income for the mon4. $50 7oa 81 SEAS 2os Is
Do. previous Eve month"; Z. 4a6 8S3 90 7ll,sl7 81
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The FlLIBUsTEBNG MAaNoLIA.--Ths vessel,
recently carried into Mobile BY the cutter McCsliaud
for being concerned IN abusteripg is forfeit, under
the revenue laws Of the United states, vita all her
fxsd Ammunition, brass feld battery, ana . lsrg
quantity Of ether military stores TIE Sd section OF
the act Of April co. 1818 provides that vessel leaving
port Of the United States she left New York. with
fraudulent clearance - to her cargo, and such
errand hers shall, with her cargo DO forfeited
half to 60 to the informer; and those concerned with
her liable also 70 fine of $4,000. In this
the party causing her TO taken nto the custody Of
the revenue officers in the district Of Mobile Ii not
believed In this city that sue the service Of the
Cuba Junta, - alleged; Nicaragua Is thought very
reasonable grounds, indeed to have been her desns
toD the protestAons to the contrary
- Washiwg0n paper, June 49,
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The aggregate quantity Of tho same articles -
Ut tdeWater from tho commencement Of nsvigssisa
to the l4th Of june inclusive during the years 1864
and I96k MAS az foIowa.-
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The quantity Of -four, wheat, corn and barley lse
at tdewaser. during the second weak In Jaas. II
the years 1864 and 1855, was as folio VS.
Flour bbls. Wheat, bu. Corn, bu. Barley. bu.
1884,. 81, sos 1888 IA 1aS,769 1854
1865. -. 40, 2c4 120,9A $4,000 S,les
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Judge Firam Warner has received the democrats
somca,cn for Congress In Fourth district Of Geor,
gi., and Hsq, John u, LamPsin, In the Fifth
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OF mliuUn Oh oouAIb, ID IN SCUM mos
anxiety caused by many transient
their business for the reason, hsstensS
was, by the announce pent Of the Bo.
epidsmic existing n our city. or
financial movements Of eur city, being q
depot OF the West, are more or less con
good or bad sanitary coalition
In the aggregate tbs banks are COZ
the requirements Of the Law, 1880
s754,4t6 Is with the Bank Of Louisisr
with the State Bank, and $40, 900 wit
II We include the exchange balances
would exhibit balance u $te6, 900,
s5c0, 900.
Senator Rusk, Of Texas, has ado
the State Gazette, ut Austin, Cd
cepting or rejecting the bill pas
sion Of Congress, on the subject
He Is decidedly In favor Of scce
bases bis opinion less upon the
,be bill than upon ito effect IN nddl
its eebt. and In disposiBg finally Of
biiherto intermirable controversy. /
ur, he says, to What the United stA
have done, but it ID the best that could
cculd emily be got after much exsstit
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81. sS3 Dec .l63n4

Dec.. l224e9 Bee 1926 ,e45 Dec 81, ssa Dscls LA
The aggregate quaatity Of the Same articles lste
at tide water from the COMMENCEMENT Of navigar
tion to the 14th Of June inclusive during the ysars
1863 aud 1856 was as follows
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Total decrease for the week

iOtn sVVrSaSo I'VE WIG "voe %No,sAt
The New Orleans Crescent Of the 18th inst, SAYS
The Bank report for the last week exhibits great
decrease In items It will be observed In specie
there decrtase OF S437 20S In circulation of $40 OILS
short loans OF 5000 In distant balances Of $3.50 ss
The great decrease In deposits, nearl- - rsrtars
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The warrants entered al the Treasury Depart
ment, Washington, on the 10th inst, were a. fol-
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RENTON'S Thirty Years in the IT, S. Senate, jus
- received and Cor sale by
Sept. %, "a. &. A. VAN METER
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THIRD YEAR. VOL. mo 81
G.. H. Wa DIN,


90 Watch Maker an. rssrellcr. NA
DEALER IN EINEHiJE WELRY,
NLOCKS, Watches, iE234saIstical, tptical, and
~ Musical instruments. gf JeweIry, such ns ino
Diamonds, Rings, Breast Pms, Lockei., dc., have
at fine stock ever was brnught to this State.
Spectacles, Pebles, Pereesoplic, Perforle, and
Concave Glasses, set in Gold. Silver, fine Steel and
g. s. frames. Telescopes, fine Pocket Knives
Mathematical and Surreyors' Compasses,
Drafting Ins ruments, Nlagnfying Gl sses, Micro
scopes, Prisms, polyoramas, Magic Lanterns, Ther
mometers. at@ st4tts"-
Silver Plated Ware of all kinds such as Tea -setst
spoons, pocket and Penknivcs. Over $50 differen-
kinds superior Scissors and Shears, for Barbers Tail
ors and ordinary uses. Roger Is Bowie Knives. Also
some Of the best Sewing Needles in the world musical
instruments, accorleons with 10 and IL Keys with
and without scmytones, Turbines, Mondelns. bass
vols, Russian Italian, and German vioiins. perior
Guitars. with the latest improvement, Hut ago-
lets, Fifes, Prulos Tnms, Tamborines. Oh ne Ital-
ian, and German violin strings, Tuning FORKS.
Those who want 10 buy invite 70 cali d. they will
find greater assortment and variety off things than
ever has been in place here before and all will be
sold low, Wholesale and retail q Nov.7.
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UsT RECEIvED-A splendid lot Of silk, lawns
y gloves, mitts, hosiery, Ribbons, &c. by
adril22 kIMBALL co.
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Groceries For the Million!
& cos

3. klMBALL CO., have ju st streceiyeda larg
shipment Of Goods, consisting in part, asfoows
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Who wants-.CTeat Bargains!
S0A LOOKING Glasses s 5y 10 20 II by 2Sin-
OOO ches, in mahogany, rose wood and giltframes
selling at yerp lew prices + HESRY II. Scorr's
June l, SO Main street fT7
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STILL LATER md MORE IMPORTANT.
A BEAUTIFUL Assortment of s;ying and Sum ,ne
Goods, which, owing TO the latensas Of the season
viii be closed ont at slight advance from FIRST Cos
by june i5, 1851 J.S.kIMBALL dCO.
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AMERICAN LAUNDRY SOAP.

.HI1sIO-K1N LAU1tDNI CUAF.
The Biggest Lick Of the Day and Age.--
Manufactured By the american Soap
Company.
IVtlS articcie is guaranteed to wash and cleanse
l. clothes, however dirty, with cold or warm water,
without boiling Or pounding: by its use, all Grease
s2'is Stains, Ink. Paint, in fact all foreign substan
ces are instantly removed, and warranted not ton-
ure the most delicate fabric
DEPOT, FRONT.ST., DAVENPORT, IOWA.
10 BONES just received and for sale py the box, or
bar and wsranied 70 do all it processes to with
out fail Particulars see directions accompanying the
soap. w H. ANDERSON. Agent,
june l5, 1851. Main Strne+ Burlington.
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BY DUNHAM & BROWN,
THE TRI-WEEKLY HAWK-EYE

1, published every Tuesday, Thursday ana SATURDAY
ny DUNHAM BROWN.
r.r.,s ef the Tri-weekly Hawk-Eye, d per
annum, In advance.
RATES OF CASH ADVERTISING
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WHICH WE oFFEr A. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AT A SLIGHT ADVANCE FROM ST. LOUIS Prices.
j. S. KIMBALL b co.
Burlington, June 70, 1S54.-Iy
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JOHN G. FOOTE,
DEALER in Iron, Steel, Tin Plates, Nails. Stove.
and Jewctt's Patent Ploughs, Jefferson street, Bur
ington, Iowa.
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liberal deduction will be made in favor OF regular
patrons of the establish { ent
ALL KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
executed with neatness, accuracy and dispatch,
~ Our materials and fixtures are all new, and
hal 20 those of any office north of ST. Louis.
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ID. S. EBERSOI1.
e. UJN

I'D door abov le Barret House.l
| bEALER In imported ms, Colt srepeating pistols
- gun barrels and gu ,niths' materials; hunting
KNIVES powder, caps, shot, lead, wads, game bags,
powder masks, and all kinds Of sporting apparatus.
Engraverof Ut seals, and maker Of seal presses; cut
ting brands and bellhanging. Gansrepared on short
notice and ut reduced prices
Locks repaired, and keys made to fit sc, etc
Burlington, Dot. IL 1854, div.
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Panama. Leghorn, and straw mats.
4 FULL and complete assortment just received
n and For sale very cheap at the hat store of
apr w. STURGIs
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r ADY HUNTINGTON and her Friends, er til
i = Revival OF the Work Of God in the duti " u
Wesley, Whitefeld, Romaine, venn, and others just
eceived at lapril l3] CORSE'S
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How TO FILE GLASS. When i
is desired, in the laboratory of the
chemist, 10 divide glass tubing dc.
curdtefy INTO pieces OF a certain spec
lied length, the following simple
recipe will be found invaluable =
Having immersed a snail three corn
cred file in spirits of turpenline, file
the tube in the direction desired with
one OF the edges of the file, keeping
the point OF friction constantly wet
with the liquid. By using fiat side
OF the file in The game manner, the
ragged edges of broken tubes may be
rendered perfectly smooth and even.
Glass, IN all shapes, may be easily
bored by using the point of the file,
providing the point of friction be
constantly molstened with the same
liquid as above. This plan applies
equally well in cutting all other arii-
Giles of glass, and is strongly recon-
mended tor its rapidity and from the
fact that it dvoidS all danger OF
cracking, 1t will be found infinitely
superior 10 the old method of simply
using the file.