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Sissoer Maryland M Halo &lajy, Winston, Va
On Sanders, New York Mr. & Mrs Paxton, Wheeling,
Stewart, Detroit, Mich u T Thomas lady, Troy, N "
Dckerson New York SCorbett lady, Charlottesville
Ispycc, Louisiana : ID Cozxens, New YORK
iayman, New Orleans Rob ArIirs lady Louisville, Ky
Brown, New Jersey J. Eaton & lady, Boston
II $ Mansfield 81 ;ckstone, Mass Mrs Richardson, do
ECamsron, Philadelphia John Ward, do
h Rush. New York J l. Blake h lady, New York
Johu Hodges ir, Maryland Rev & Mrs y X Ely, do
Hon Jas Ward, Georgia A Wool lady,
Iutier, Philadelphia Goodman, Mississippi
NJ Williams Maryland Craig lady, Scotland
Mr. Mays, Survey HCtow Indy < child Cincinnati, o
James krsson, Virginia Joseph Road Savannah, Ga
II II Ransom & Indy, do Jas VI Taylor, do
Mr Bptts, do u f,Waser X lady, Florida
Brooke Prince Geo co, MiryandN Whbbeck Albany
y Dunnel, Charleston 8 @ ID II Vandcrgce, do
I'd Scott lady Virginia Hon A Rust Arkansas
W T. Iswis, do JOHN Tilgtnnan Maryland
Geo Taylor lady, White Sui Mrs Chase, rampco
phur Springs, DO Dan 81 Field, Virginia
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MAsoNic.--A stated communication of Washington
Royal Arch Chapter, No l6 will be held at Masonic
Hail. of Ninth and Streets this evening at half
past OF clock AS the election Of officers will take
place this meeting full attendance of the members
il requested.
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roniambe Mississippi Rosenbach, Philadelphia
Whiteworth, New York John Wash, Ohio
II Beaumonn Maryland a Pace lady & child Minnesota
Banter 4 lady, New York VIM u Wilson, lava
John A Rockwell, Norwich CT WIN s smith, u SN
James Rewrick Jr, Now York Mrs smith, do
Mclaughlin Pennsylvania A Boye Cumberland, MI
h Beverley, do II Anhony, New York
W Smith, New York
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MARRIED.,

on 10Th inal r. Church SOUTH by Mr. Ga,v.
Mr JOHN RICHARD soTaERON and Miss ROBERTA SKID,
MORE, both Of this city.
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Tux YoUSG CArHoLcs FRIEND SOCIETY of this city, in
their twelfth semi-annual report, announce receipts as
follows Monthly dues, 1896 rs; received from sermons
1914 rs; pleasure excursions, $50 SO ; Hon. Edward
Everett's lecture Sl52 40 total, ST PA 40. Expend-
lures for education including tuition, books fuel rent
&c. 1904 81 shoes and clothing, $3.50 G5 incidentas
sG6-tota 81, 031 81 Eightytive children have been
clothed and educated at the expense of the society
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tho time OF the assault, both Barrett and Williams would
be liable to be tried for his murder We have the best
authority for Affirming that Williams has within the las
two days expressed wish TO blow his brains out
and there TO be good TO suppose that the
two weeks respite allowed the condemned man may
bring further facts light reference TO the
ton.
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PRorFsrAST onPuAS AsyIuM--The managers OF the
Washington city Protestant Orphan Asylum IN aeknow
eging the following donations received suee lt Jana
ary desire To thank their friends and patrons Cor the
assistance thus afforded the Institution under their care
They however sake this opportunity of informing
them that these timely supplies have all been appro
priaed and they are now struggling with empty
treasury.
As the winter draws with its additional expenses
they must appeal the hearts and purses of their
fellow citizens, urging them again TO remember the ne
eesstes of the Orphan and give to this worthy and time
honored cause, God has prospered them.
They also respectfully solicit aid from the numerous
adopted citizens and foreign residents of the city
there are many children under their protection whose
parents strangers amorg us, and whose only rela
tions are far away in the mother country or the
sifatherland."
Mrs A. w Smith, $40; Miss Wethered So Mrs. An
drews 81; Anonymous, So; Mrs. M. Johnson jr., IS;
Donation S. Concert at Mrs DR. Green's, Si5 Mrs Sea
man. So 50 Collection at Trinity Church, S275 49, Col
Iected by Mrs Stewart sl2 rs; Mrs ID. l.. Yulee, S.
Mrs. c. dc SEEDING, 49, Lady, $50; Lady, $50; Ger
man Benevolent Society SIS; Friend through Mrs.
I4tclife, IS; Mrs. Genl Henderson, SIS; Maj Edelin,,
SO; Miss Shepard, S. nj. Dooson, ST. Lecture by
Prof Biedsoe, sl23 Friend So Left at the Asylum,
So Lady S. Collection street Presbyterian Church,
SIP 25; Mrs. Thornton, $40; Mrs. w. Shields, $40;
Collection St Paus Lutheran Church. $50 40; Society
Boss Bakers, $50 90; Mrs N, Flecacr, S. Lady Gore
Ouseley $50 Member of Lutheran Church. S.; Colec-
ton st Johns Church. $l3s &c. Pupils of Miss Quincy
School SO 49, Collection German Lutheran Church. $780,
Mrs. Peasants, $40; Mrs Hckerun, SO total, 81,
llS III Groceries from Mr. White; tickets for lecture
printed by Mr.. Gideon; at the Smithsonian and
gas for lecture ten handsome picture cards for the
school from Mrs H. Il Martin fifty pounds of meat and
bread from the Odd Fellows +; Mr.. Harvey, donation
and services; library Of 100 volumes from Mrs Eckard
peck of ice daily from Mr. L. Middleton bread and meat
from festival of St Andrew Church gift to each child
from Rev Mr. Eckard cakes from Mr.. Frazier
I,y order of the board A. L. FRANKLIN,
Der. 81 1858. Secretary.
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BY JAS. @. MCGUIRE a. CO., Auctioncers.
CNuPERIOR ROSEWOOD SEY EN.0GTANE pI

CUPERIOR ROSEWOOD SEyEN-OCTAyE Pr
forte excellent public
Thursday Friday 10Th commencing
O'Clock, shall sell the Of
Knott esq., north street. 5th compri
sing
superior rosewood octave piano forte, made by Vim.
Enabe 4 Co. but little used
Crimson plush, and hair cloth covered sofas
chairs, rockers, Union and parlor chairs
Marble-top centre, sofa, and pier tables
Mahogany dining, breakfast, and card tables
Two handsome walnut marbicop and book
Danlask and lace curtains, window shades
wood chairs,
Superior Brussels, three ply, and Ingram carpets
Hall aud stair olcoth, maiings
GIT and mahogany framed
Girandoles,
Mahogany, walnut chevy maple various
patterns
Dressing and plain bureaus washstands
Wardrohos, toilet sets, tables
Featlpr beds, holsters, pillows
Excellent curled hair and husk
Superior blankets, comforts, spreads
Iarlor and chamber stoves and lreirons
Extension dining table, dining chairs
Mahogany sdeboard, refrigerator
Solid mahogany book casa olico chairs
China, glass; and crookory
Castors chaiug dishes table cutlery
superior cooking stove and fixtures
Together with la Housekeeping
requisites all of which Of excellent quality good
condition.
Terms $50 and under, cash that credit Of l. g.
and montiI for notes atcor endorsed bearing
oct s2--d j. G. Me6ulRE& Co., Auctioncers.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

GALE OF VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATIONS
~ AND M0OED STOCK I'll viii sell accommodating
several valuable cotton plantations il pla and Perry counties
Alabama. all u which IN high state Of cultivation
Also small tracts hundred and ny hun
dred each, portions OF la cultivation.
Possession will be given 10 the purchasers the LIST OF January
These lands all tho scma Mississippi
railroad and equal IN fertility land the world
several improved
Of Land and adjoining selma including seyernl
proved venieny private residences large
attached 10 them.
adjoining Selma, acres
into and half and i've ot lot fronting
broad This will enable purchasers purchase
gardens, large small lots, they may desire.
viii Also sell sixty head Of thorough bred racing stock
the blood among which stations brood
mares lie and colts also, the celebrated stallion Brown Nck
horse IN the South
viii exhibited Mongom.
cry, Ala, In November
Persons wishing purchase win find their
and immediately.
debts liabilities Of the late Col Thornton Cnsby be
received for the purchase the property
George Gdsby will show this property all who
sire to purchase.
information refer Mssrs Byrd Morgan Of selma 70
Nessrs Brooks Garrett, OF Marion,
this property shall be disposed private
will together with large Of other property be
auction the highest bidder In the selma
day of January next.
BEN EDWARDS GREY, Trustee, SC
sELHA, AIA, Sept II, 1855, Sep 2S-2n
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ItIIESS- PLAYERS HANDBOOK. 25 cents.
" The Accomplished Chess Player. London, ~
Iowss Chess. board Companion. London. 50 cents
Lcwiss Chess for Beginners. London. 81 u.s.
vogt's Chess. IDuion. 81
roninson Chess, London 81 rs.
Cluey,s Philosophy OF Chess. London. 81.
Ttniuon's Chess Players Annual. London. 50.
Iewss Fifty a Chess. cents
Edinburgh
Cubs london. 81 Il.
phidor Chess. vols. london. 81 25
pimiano Ruy Lopez, and sasio Chess by
vol. London 81 IS.
Ganutio and Selcnus Chess; translated by vols
London. IS %.
Iews Stamina on Chess vol. London. 81 so.
Stanntpns Chess Players Hand bool London. 81 2h
Stluutons Clcssp Payers Companion London.
Staunlons Chess Tournament. London
Hand book Of Games. 81,
IIoyes Games 40 cents.
The Pocket Chess Board. 90 cents
Oct 81 FRANCK TAYLOR
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1oy~ TRINITY CnURoH. The Rev. Dr. Dalrymple
hayiag been engaged temporarily oeale this church. viii
preach Sunday J at III O'Clock, and y, p.
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WASHINGTON TnE,rRE.--Iast evening the benefit of
Mr. Davdgc attended by fashionable and apprccia-
tive audience, who expressed much qualification at the
spirited and happy IN which the performances
went Off Where oil were good, it is needless to dis
criminae among the actors who evidently study their
parts thoroughly, and enter into the conception Of the
author. This evening Mr. Davidge appears for the last
time, in the effective DIANA of Rob Roy, and the farce
of The Two Bonnycastlcs
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE q Co., Auctioneers.

BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE d Co, Auctioneers
CTOCK OF SUPERIOR FAMILY GROCERIES
~ public sae0n Monday October O'clock
family grocery w Marsh esq,
syvana Of o will sell all his
stock OF family groceries, consisting Of
Extra supernnc and family hour in barrels
Rio Miraeabo, and Java eoiiecs
Crushed clarified, pulyezed, yellow and brown
Imperial, young Tyson, gunpowder and black teas
Spices OF all kinds soap, candles
English pickles, sauces, catsups, olive oil
Chocolate, cocoa farinn, starch, indigo
and tobacco o kinds
Gbsons nectar whakey in wood and glass, superior
article
Cognac and Seignet brandy in wood glass
Musca Maeira, sherry, Port, Malaga, aud other
wood and glass
Two Casks fine champagne brandy
Tubs, buckets, brooals brushes, &c.
Terms $40 and under cash; a
90 days for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
JAS. C. MCGUIRE x CO.,
Oct I'D Auctioneers.
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(sARPETING, FLOOR QIIrCLOTH, RUGS, MAT


HSARPETING, FLOOR 0II4CL0TH, RUGS, MAT
~ ngs pugget, Curtain Materials, and House furnishing Dry
Goods such $50
Velvet tapestry carpoiugs, new designs
Tapestry iirussea do In great variety
New stylos Brussels do super quality
Extra heavy 3piy do very rich
Extra ngraindo patterns
Very heavy all wool Inich carpctings
Twlied NcntiaD carpcting for halls and steps
Velvet and BRUSSELS do do
Full sheets heavy and rich floor oil cloths
any size shape room, hall passage
Mosaic, velvet, aud tuitcd rpgs and mats
Cutpl and Canton maings
I2-5 HI, 1874 druRgct crumb cloths
Fngish druggcts, all widths, by the yard
Very richly embroidered lace curtains
Satin hnes, brocatels, and for curtains
White, bua, blue, and green shade linens
stair rods, curtain fixtures &c.
Having attended HADAN co = Carpet Auction, which
place In New York the ih and 9TH prepared
offer Inducements than ordinary
stances Purchasers respectfully invited examination Of
Aug IS -dI
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ANOTHER REMOVAL THE mayor yesterday com
pelled in the discharge OF his duty, to John
Dewdney Of the day policemen, for intoxcaton whilst
on duty These removals too frequent and may be
taken as an indication OF the unncing determination
of the mayor to make the police patterns of morality
well of efficiency No delinquency OF this nature has
been in the past will be in the future, suffered to
pass nnnoticed and it is somewhat surprising that
thy and capable will far forget what is due to the
city and themselves to make their removal matter Of
necessity.
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Oct 81

Collectors once,
HALL, October is, 1858
FJy0 Tax-Payers.-The law allows an abatement of
Ave per be the annual for 1855 which
may bs paid this office before the November
after which day all abatement
JAS. y. HALLIDAY,
Ip--dtNov1
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EOR RENT-rOn Lafayette or Presidents Square
the dwelling known the Club House In size situation,
this the desirable
Apply Capt JOHN RODGERS,
Sep 30--df No $50 q street, Of lTth
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TITO LET.-Furnishcd rooms to let at 4S2 18th
III street, between IL and L. Oct 12--dG
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NOR RENT.--A large and frst-class dwelling
IL with all the modern improvements with treesory back
building either furnished unurnshc having
sablng, house.
enuc, the City IIathe central eligible
position in the city
apply address T. fsof esq, j. G. Mcclure
Go Is auction store, Washington, u, &, Oct 20-df
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VALUABLE AND WELlSfOCkED FARM AT
private suc The Subscribers offer for sale accommodl
the valuable rn owned occupied ny siebe
CO. miles OF Belsye Mary land containing
hundred and eighty OF land, with dwelling house barn
stables house and other buildings together the
farming implements which OF the superior
ter. particulars inquire OF J. C. MCGUIRE X CO.,
Oct Ia-eOd6t Auction and Commission Merchants.
DEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON NORTH +,
between Goth aud 2 streets private sals Tho subscr
authorized sell cheap OF lot No Is,
No. o4 fronting 81 feet 81 inches between 10th and 2lst
streets running back $50 feet inches.
JAS c. MCGUIRE & Co,
Oct lD--eO6t Auctoneers.
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MORE NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN--P
wi STEER merchant tailor No ass street having
st returned from New York with large addition his
new goods of superior quality and the styles
toners and all others call ia and
having their orders o in the best prices
Oct 9--2aw3wn
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TO PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.

The undersigned offers the public Fire Roofing ma
tera possessing the following advantages everything
the kind which has heretofore been discovered:
1t is cheaper than SLATE, will long needs NO RI
PAIRING and when finished has the appearance STONE
1t is ncombustibe, is impervious is
the atmosphere BY the sun and conductor
1t be applied species OF roofs fat Inclined
be applied the sides houses taking the uccoinR
and will give building covered the external an
pearance Of being constructed Of stone.
For the roofs Of omnbuses and steamboats,
liable and would render railroad ties mperishabe when
with it, they would longer be exposed the atmosphere
the
1t is flexible when applied sill cloth will not crack
1t be removed by any force.
oce Of The Company, No. IS Charles street basement oil
The Masonic Hail. GLENSON, COLEMAN 4 CO.,
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SUCCESSION DE NATHAN HART.

CAMEDI, lie "a fevrier 1858, a midi, a PAR
- Banks On Fun ordre de Ihonorabe Deux
de District de la Nouvele- leans No l3 ga
do % jvier l9 vendu pencan pnbc pour sepa
ration de biens parmi les heritiers-
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE, tontes les am eliora-
qu dessus sue Nouveee No 10 dams
District d Vile dams let par les
Nouvele LevG Commerce. julie st. Joseph, %
peds pouces de Nouvee Levee, euviron
l25 pouces urooudeur la lgne plus
Joseph l24 pied de pToondeur
Ia gne du cote plus pres de Jul environ p peds
pouees argeur dams le fOndse amerieae
Les authorizations consistent maon brques rois
etages, batisses le derTi6Te, etc.
RS-CGNDITIONS-Comptan s25 3tin30d
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SUCCESSION OF NATHAN HART.

SATURDAY, the X5fh day OF February,
- 1873, u oclOco&M, by virtue Of and pursuant
Honorable the Second District Court of New
Orleans No. 1881 dated 10Th January, 1858, will he sold
public auction Banks Arcade to effect partition
the heirs 'Ear
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the improve
thereon being No no New situated the First
District of this civ in the square bound d by New Ievee
commerce. Joseph Julia streets and measuring %
levee by about l25 inches In
depth the size line nearest 81 Joseph street. l2l feet
inches in depth the side Julia street. and about q
inches in width the line-a American
The mpro consist of three story brick store with
out buildings
Ra-TERMS-Cash,
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pERFECT PROTECTION IFEOM THE EEL
l. NENTSf
". E. CHILDS & co.'s
PATENT ELASTIC FIRE AND WATER PROOF
Cement Roofing.

Roof that will stand cold and intense hea-con-
ana expand with every variation Of characteristics any
external exposure hre-IS PERFECTLY WATER PROOF,
AND WILL NEITHER EvAPoRATE, CRACK OR ROT,
AND FOR DURABILITY AND CHEAPNEsS ITS EQUAL
Is NOT AT PRESENT KNOWN
CAUTION:
Since unparalleled which has the intro
uotion CIIILDS CO.'S CEMENT several worthless
and nfrngements have appeared against which the
public cautioned Remember Chills Patent in regard
which hundreds Of testimonials certificates largest
Builders Presidents of Railroads. Insurance Companies
Planters, can be shown.
NJ D. CHRISTIE Builder No sos Magazine street, has the
right operate this Cement in this city.
with him. the office Of the Propreors, lea guzne
street. will be promptly attended to.
Application be made the undersigned the purchase
Of rights to the above Roofing in parishes
tory, in the States Of Louisiana and Mississippi.
builders and others this would excellent invest.
I Z pAINIER & %
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J. R. POINTER & CO.,
olce at 1. s. Holden 4 Co.'s, No. IO4 Magazine street.

New Orleans, Jan. 4 1858.
This Is TO certify that have witnessed experiments made
upon Chid Patent Elastic Cement which proved
faction lis ucombubiy under any Of expo
which the roof OF house is liable and
Of It's perfect inpervi1asness to that have
ast ong covered with which previously leay
but is thoroughly tight.
CHAS BRIGGS
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GREAT SALE Of HEAL. ESTATE IN JEFFERSON CITY,
account Ut deparure-Ten years credit
BY ALFRED BOULIGNY, Auct'r,



BY ALFRED BOULIGNY, Auct'r,
Office, No. SIS Gravier street.
THURSDAY, Mar, h 20, 1855, at 1a o'clock
22I CHOICE Lots OF GROUND, situated in suburb Della
Iithograp6ic plans can be had at my Office.
Square No coutans Is LOIS bounded by Louisiana Ave
sezare No II contains 10 Lots bounded by Louisiana Ave
nue. MSsesSe GS@ P sah De fe d"S9 nv c.m
zine, Louisiana Avenue and Toledano street
square EG T. eoS d u @ bounded by Louisiana
Square No 10 contains Los bounded by Louisiana Ave
Square No, p contains u Lots bounded by Camp, Maya
zine, Amelia and Antbuine streets
square No "a aims 20 Lots bounded by Camp Maya
l. square No Is Contains 10 Lots bounded by Camp Maya
zine, Deachaise and Aline
O. Square No 81 contains l6 Lots bounded by Chestnut, Pla
qncmine, Foncher aud Antonine streets.
Square No % Lots bounded by Nayades Pry
IL SQUARE 10 q contain; 8 Lots bounded by Nayedes,
Apollo Delachlse and Foueher streets.
IL Square No g Contains q Lots, bounded by Apollo, Bac
ehns, Amelia and Foaeher streets
IL Sgars No. a. Tf%aRs ~ Lots, bounded by bacehus Dry
"uSs 1 1sti AND GSNpITI0NSonesf cash. balance
att, and 10 years, with per interest M
maturity and per cent after maturity If not then paid IN
notes bearing mortgaEe on the property iel3 I'd
Viii s eTe snon s Season to ae.
Of Real Estate and slaves at public OR priyate also suees
seI;' Cargqes Goods h store, Furniture etg
continuation Of patronage and will give prompt attention to all
Office, No. Commercial Place. sel6 en-
NJ VIGNIE, AUCfloNEER, APPRAISER, AND
IN Agent the Sale aud Purchase Of Real Is
tate, Lands Plantations, NeErOes
oFFICEs;
Banks Arcade Passage, No. s, First District.
Cont aud Exchange Alley Second District
Where examined at time, list Of valuable i'm
proved property OF "A very remnnerative investment
Also constantly hand for sale private and public
sale choice Mechanics anda list Of Virginia and Carolina
likely Negroes
Mr. G. EFERIET will give his personal attendance every
sale and purchase it23 Il
c. c. WORD. B. =.
n G. WORD IL CO., AUCTIoNEERS, WILL AT
Ss tend the sts Kea Estate Nerrnes, Stock Sales
Trade Sales and faci sple apperaning auetonees
Office NatcheE and Bank Place. jail #
A. LEVY, Jr., AUCTIONEER FOR THE SALE
LIZ of Real Estate Slaves SUGGESTIONS and outdoor business
generally. Office ID Common street, to Of Camp
street. SCI ~
nOLFUs MEG IL co., PARASITIC DEPOT FOR
the celebrated Printed Goods Of the above house
with
JOHN sYZ & CO.,
No College Place,
Second door from Park Place.
NEW
pa Buyers invited to examine estock. jazz SPIN
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New Orleans, Dec. TO- 1857.
This "a certify that in June last had the of
house corner Of roydaS and Carondeet streets with
Chiifs Co.'S Patent Elastic Fire and Wuier Proof Cement
oohng remains perfectly and has fully
with my expectations. As to lis durability cannot say
that appears perfect sound as the day
the vcissitudes of heat and not appearing
to affect II In the Least.
GEO W ROPER