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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-02
FRIDAY, JANUARY 90, 1858.
SENATE.

Senate
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. Howard called attention to the fact tina: the bill
before the committee Of the whole the state U the
Onion providing for the supply Of the deficiency in
the appropriation tor printing had not Yet been dis
cussed. but that the debate directed to general
suhjec,s That bill has grown out of abuses which,
il suffered to continue will bankrupt the treasury;
yet not angle member Of the committee OF ways
and MEANS or Of the printing committee. has been
able TO get the hoor to discuss the provisions OF the
bill In order to bring out what has led to sysem Of
biss which all ought to unite in in order to give the
matter full investigation. If they devote this day
to the country by thoroughly probing the subject
their constituents will forgive them for all the Time
heretofore wasted in speaking OF the Indians. Nor
Enons Kansas and for buncombe generally. Laugh
Ter. He offered resolution for extending the debate
the bill to and conuipg the speeches strict
iy to the subject.
Mr. John Cochrsns objected. for the simple reason
that it late to insist on such course, the
c'u'rbi'tss o. the whole having yesterday distinctly
refused 10 enforce the rule.
Further proceedings on this subject we're termina.
ted by thu House going uto committee On the print
ing deficiency bill.
Mr.. Burnett vas proceeding, to discuss the printing
qu"stisa, When Mr. Greenwood sportively raised the
point HI to whether Mr. Burnett vss ia order, az he
con6ang himself to the subject under considera
t;nn.
The chairman decided that Ar. Burnett was In or.
der.
Mr. burnett condemned the extravaesncs commit.
ted ia !he public printing, conceivng that the suhi.c,
VIC ope which should bs cossly Investigated by the
se!.l, COMMITTEES that subject and he offered All
amendment reducing the amount Of appropriation in
the BILL
Mr. Phelps, while he argued that there should be
stop put to sach extravaganza a. had been exhibit.
ed by their predecessors, insisted that the $790O00
ough; to be voted 70 discharge the existing contract
Mr. Campbell proposed TO reduce the sum to
s3l6UOO, 90 a. to pay What the government owes,
and more.
Mr Nichols believed that some Limitation should
b. placed the printing. bat Wa not In favor oil
stopping the printing Of oil the volumes not already
commenced.
A debate, 10 Ave minutes speeches, took iacs on
various amendments. Add finally the committee rose
without coming to any conclusion the subject and
the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-02

At the Request of friend, We republish The follow
ing article which appeared in "The South" in the
early part Of last months
From "The South"
We invite attention to the series OF articles of
which the following is the first nsta!ment. They are
The production Of an able pen:
For lie South.
ADMISSION OF NEW sTATEs-EORTHER sU-
PREMACY VIRTUALLY SOUTHERN sUBJUGA-
TioN-C GUARANTEES.
Shall another State, nilnical to the institution of
slavery, he brought into tue Union until 40 equality
OF power in the Senate shall have been restored 10
the South, by the previous admission of s.avehold.
ing State; or by some adequate guarantee against
Northern supremacy
Never-if this North desire union on the sole basis
upon which it can permanently rest: NEvER-if the
South be true IT, itself.
Yet this measure seems on the eve Of being accom-
plished-accompshed without struggle; and a
Southern journal, "Ths South" professedy, IA it's
name imports, exponent Of Southern feeling and
Jealous asserter Of Southern rights predicts the una
nmous acquiescence Of the Southern representation
may, apparently commends that acquiescence as
SIGNALLING their devotion to principle:
VERY soon the representatives Of the South in
Congress will have an opportunity Of signalling
their devotion to principle at the expense of their ne
culiar interests. The territories, Of Oregon and Min
nesota have organized State governments. and will
apply for admission into the Union during the pre-
sent session. They will present Constitutions which
enact po1,ive prohibition ofsavery, and ia re ven
ture to predict that no Southern representative will
eesay TO repel them from the Coufedpracy"
Now, il the contemplated accession To- the strsn,b
OF the anti slavery seeton,"a the editor goes on 10
say will dislodge the South from i:s only stronghold
in the government; il no appeal will theuceforh be
left us but to the good faith Of the North, Whose JOS
tce be deems an uncertain foundatonl or to our own
resources If the relative weakness OF the South as hs
fesr' will invite a2gressons longer to be repealed
By constitutional resistanct; it, IS every rejecting
man must foresee the increase Of the already prepon.
dersting influence Of thu Northern people 10 the ed
mDs!ration Of the Federal Government, will agra
vate the unfrendly feeling between them aud us now
Rroaing daily moro and more bitter, into irreconos.
BILE hatred. Why should they Themselves DESIRE above
all, why should We ever voluntarily promote, meas
urs so perilous to all, to us go humiliapg7 Whence
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FILLIBUsTERS HELD IN CUSTODY.

AUGUSTA, JAN. 2s.zzSavsnnah papers of this
morning report the stea< Isabel was yesterday of
rybee. The Wabash was at Key West. Col. An
derson With Elk officers and thirty nine men Of his
illibusters, has arrived. The court decreed they
shall all be held for trial before the district court Of
Louisiana In default Of bail they were held in GUS
,ody. Nothing 10 said Of fever at Haysna.
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FRIDAY, January 90, 1858.

A communication was received from the House
announcing the passage Of certain bills
Mr. WARTH offered q resoution-which lies over
under the rule-mskiug it lawful for the banks of the
State 10 suspend payment OH the I'D Of February
next, and making bills due that day, payable on the
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take up the Militia bill, with the view OF making II
hs order of th, day for Wednesday week, it was as
cer:hined there rot quorum present whereup'
on,
On motion o! Mr.. RUrHERFooRD, the House sd'
journed.
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.,,rn-c,N COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

nsstine OF the society. h-,1 il. Ws-h nc'pn
City. on Tuesday, l9:h Jan"rrv. IRE n''ch' rrf n
was read aud approved. The r'p"' ''';c'S N" rh
Did increase OF mHsiois aud '"ir fe'"',s IL 'n'!
nsrta of Africs proving al essential ltn n Ia r'''
tisnity and coloniza,iuu. The Report cnnrndes 'ia'
the hearts of the friends OF the cause should Do STRONG
and that its triumph is sure.
The first speaker was the Rev. PHILIP SLAl1h
TER, who introduced his inspiring ana eioquSu, '1
marks by the resolution which We before puol'sheo'
viz: A.:
Resolved, Ths. in ou7 Judgment America IN An
ca is the solution Of the problem oi Aif'ca III A'n7
RIGA. ans,
mo IN AZ n. wss no, ashamed ~ nvnw hinseIf on {"
those who have conceived the highest ioeal VI vi.
mart which America is destined 10 play IN that gre
drama of which thi. earth IL The 'neare' n"u ~
which nations are the actors nhos! ,,n "nh r.u
of that DIVINITY which shspes our ehus, roug n
them a, we will lie said einphs''cai'y u,uo' ,i I
superyision of the Divinity which shapes on. e""s
because he believed that there IL WV w
and tina, in his wisdom he reserved ths nc" WIZ
as the theatre OF ahigher social p'c", ~
development of humanity than was 'oecne s ="
the preceding ages; and as csh,re ~ ',''u. t 80
which Are to radiste to rhe North and to the SOUTH 10
the East and 10 the West, until tney sut'"uuo Tue
world like its atmospheric. .,:
terpret His ways; but thiuk see His proVleHee 10
the varied and important events winch WOO s'ouP
around the discovery OF this conien., anu VII. ,,
made that era stand out 30 pronl'"7H"J s '"e
preceding ones. o..;,o
1t was something more than curious coucidence
that the revival of the letters and OF the arts the DIS
covery of printing, and of the polarity Of me magne'
lust preceded and the reformation OF religion just cue
ceeded the discovery Of America.
The minds of medtatve men too were expectant
of great change in the world affairs; and OF new
world the scene Of it. Irving tells us thht the phi
osophers placed ii in the lost Atlantis. The poets be
held it in the Islands Of the Blessed, ana the stern
60 lson, EuirA
in the western ocean, in contemplation Of which be
uttered those remarkable words:
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EscAPED.- D. N. Davis, charged with lorgfI'
h. Miller. charged with etealing, have escspse
the Hampshire county jail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-02

The further consideration of the bill for the relief
was postponed until tomorrow; whereupon, Mr..
DucKwALL presented substitute, designed to be OF.
fered as such, at the proper time, which, togeth.
or with similar propositions heretofore submitted,
were ordered to be printed.
Pending motion submitted by Mr.. KapER to
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NOTICE.--All parties indebted to the
~ steam tug EDWIN FORREST, for sowaee. are
hereby directed 70 pay the same TO RICHARD o
HASkiNsfsq. JJAMkS MOORE
&C 4-l0t pva.idart
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T ARGE, HANDSOME AND NEW
II STOCK OF Day GOODS.
MANN 5. VALENTINE, JR.,

This day opens his new stock Of STAPLE and
"a 4 DRY GOODS. aud invites his frienfs and the
pub.c in the city ana country to an examination of
the eaine Tue stock has been bought for cash frl
the importing and auc'i 4 houses at the decline from
the earlier sales and Will be sold at small profit
for ca 81 or 10 punciual customers
Or At uress of business torhids extended adyer
tisom al; but will have and sell every article in
cur h.. ihusiness in as large variety of coed
uus'i and at Ia low prices though the merits
OF tn. ock were eXpsn led ito columns.
beIo, are mum rated the most important srt
ccs ia the trade Tor families, plantation hands, Ia
dies Gentlemen and chiid;e viz:
Cloths Cass III ares, Sa.iuets and PULLED Cloths
French EnSi-h and American HIuSelines
PlsiC ana Figured French merinos ard COburCs
Robe, ale aud Robes Valentine, III Silks aud De
Isares
BLACK 4 o, de Rhnes aud Mourn Rg BLACK Silks
Ealcy silks. Netvst ard Trimming silks
f.yuyS variety of C4licUtS. at every price
haryiand Lnse 4, Pain and Plaid U'patUrgs
a very ia.Ze stock of Bed and servants Blankets
Rlaach.i and Rro~u sh-etin%s, shiItiugs and Duck
SwaasKin, Welsh and oh"r Flanuel3
Lnh 0:d-rei toiars. Sleeves and Cambria aud Swiss
Trimmings
Rouud c JriieTei Shaw's strllas Rob Roys, &c
CiOat <, all of thu newest fashion
Ho.iosy Gley-s. Hoop Skirts and Woollen shirts
Ribbons Laces, Edgings, &c. SC
MANN = VALENTINE Ja,
corner Broad 9th and Capitol streets.
Iaaif
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Anew FALL AND WINTER DRY
" Ga0HS

~ Ga0HS
4, *. PARKER x 60.
Have In FtttF tut and eomrfe assortnse Of
The 3, ives, and n'~t hkhanabie styles of ENG
lIsV FNENEH, GEeMtN and AMERICAN STA.
rLE I'D FANCY DRY GOODS, to which they Ia.
v.tc tte AZ eution 81 The Cfli ana COUNTRY trade
gore atty feeling we'll assured they can please the
moss .,sjdoos taste ahd at thc time ssi their
no - reasonable terms they can be boug ht
IN tbis cits They viii continue to add 10 their
stock whatever is new ard fashionable.
ii = following few of the leading articles:
sple'jid broesae SIX Robes ai,,z
founced aud Double
SLIts
h,ei tsy adere al b. and Plaid silks
Popl;n Robes aLez
Rik 4. ~ de Rhine polt 6e Sole sra Tan-ta silks
tge,th Her,nos and satin De Laiues
ki.h Paid and Figured aleI GAS
H}k Il nltsziuCs, Alpaeas. Chaliss ard Mousse,ines
Mich ! tt~, Nrs}ia sut Cambria SETH
IjlI.E Capt and Rer'hss
CtDtks. MANTLE. aud SHAWLS in great va.
IL
CLGfHS. CASSlNERES and NEsTiNUS
PLANTATION and HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
3kS , - Failed Cio'hs Shet p's Grey SAttnetts
Rn.A tsnd Failed tl9ths, herscy snd Plains
Wis., itns'ls white, red and yellow flannels
Rcd i'lshk"ts, OF AL aaaiiti's and prices
N"srn Fiankets. white aud colored
Fpie oAmask Table Cloths Dama=k Napkins
tinfn Shee'tnrs. PiiloH Linens Igish Lineps
U.,ttd aud Bro Cotton Sheeti0gs and Shirtinss
Men3", Lambs Wool. silk and Shaker sbirts and
ga
AlcS ndsr,s Kid Gloves. Buesskin. silk and Plush
I3Jsd G,oves and Gsnrtlets
Cotton and " col Hosiery of every Dissertation
CtRPETS RUGS &C, sc. oco
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By Henry W. Q1arles.
SPLENDID STOCK OF TRIMMINGS.

- Fanny GOODS, LAOES, WRAPPING AND
WEDNESDAY MOI ming next, the 9Th of DC cher a.
~ O'Clock, viii commence the SUE, &C the aides
6szsar, second door from the corner af 9Th aid
Broad streets, OF one Of the fin. stock OF roo1s
aver. In this city at auction embracing fsucy
uoous' hIinimings Lsces. d Goois. &C making
CITY. his stock com vrises all OF the new goods In
tne aoose Inc, aud merchants desiring to supply
themselves, would d. well TO attend The SAFE 1870
:, 81 Fbe sale viii be continued every iay untii
the whole stock il sold 'A
BY order OF PcwHArAN ROBERTS, Esq Trustee and
without reserve. HENRY w 0lJAklES
b Aucsio,ss~
much larger than was cstim ated and theref rc
more dcult to arrange the above sale Is poetpon-
ed 10 THURSDAY morning, the It'll OctoLe or az 10
O'Clock. and will be continued from day to day COM
meBcing at that hou until the hole stock il rod
Oc HENRY w QIIARLEa Ami
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MANN 4 VALENTINE,
MANN : VALENTINE. JR.
now clos ed cut all the unde

J. 4 sirable goods in the stock IF VALENTINE
SON by making the sacrifice of theu in the store
rather Than at Huction, the remaining stock have
pJrc' asp,i, enabling my father 20 wi hdraw his in
tercs from the late concern and sha tins day with
Il large and new stock just arrived from New York.
standing U,criBg to the l'ricy system, aud in
purs,.i.x it, shall he guided bT the policy
which directed my father for 30 many years
BY my father. | am requested % say to his old
fienlS that he wiil generally be fount abo I tbs
store where il will give him great pleasure Ia gree
them MANN VALENTINE, JR.
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE

QlCHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
~ The Fifth Session will commence October L. s6s
and close the last Thursday in June. 1859
No material changes in the general plan are
found TO be desirable bur IT is hoped the experience
acquired ty previous sessions and the additional
teachers now secured, will give greater facility and
success in carrying out the system which has al.
ready won for the Institute SO high position.
Rev MANLY JR Will retain the position of Pre-
sident, which be has occupied from the beginning
and will devote his attention exclusively to the in
struction and supervision of the echoo being freed
from the care OF the bOirders
The Boarding Department will be entrusted to
Professor EHAs INsToN and his lady in whom
the Trustees feel that they hav" reason to repose
the his hest confidence Professor Winston il; als,.
give instruction in Ancient Languages and En glisb
Literature. neis Master of Arts OF the University
OF Virginia. and recently Professor il Transy
University, Ky.
MANLY, JR, President
WINSTON. Vice President, and Professor Of
Ancient and English Liter AZURE.
DR. LEWIS, atuTal Sciences.
CLAPP, Music.
7 BUCKLER. German.
Miss VI l. THOMPSON, French.
Miss ) ? P k Mn; English Branches.
Miss N VALENTINE, do
Miss JANE eTASARD, do
Miss ANN MALLORY, do
Miss MARY G LATHRoP. do
Miss MA TIA A ToMpKINs. do
Mr. CLApP will continue 70 be the Principal OF
assistance may be- needfal. Suitable provision
will be made for instruction in painting, drawing,
and other ornaments branches.
TERMS-PEE SESSION OF NINE EoNTus:
Uslfpayabte il advance, Dot the remainder Feb Is
Eng Sd Tuition i'll Preparatory Department.. S3g
French in Preparstory Department.. u
English TuitCn in Collegiate Department........ 20
Ancient and Moiern Languages, each.....~...... 20
Muse on Piano or Guitar. 50
Drawing Needle VI ork, or CT ecian Painting. %
Oil Painting. 40
Board, including every thing except washing 200
For further Information, apply to
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BY Larus 4 Shine, Aucts.
SPLENDID STOCK OF ENGLISH

SPLENDID TOOK OF ENGLISH,
~ GERMAN AND AMERICAN GOODS, AT AUG.
TON We will commence TO sell at public auction
THIS EVENING, att O'Clock the hsndsomest and
Good. suitable for the city and country trade
Country merchants would nd il to their advantage
20 attend our Gales where they have an opportuni-
ty ofadding to their stocks in small lots great VA
riety Of saleabe articles not to be found in any 9TH
or establishment In this city. Alto q superior in.
voice Of Gold Watches and Iewelry, Guns Pistols
Cutlery. Fancy Goods, &c together with good as-
sortBent Of Housekeeping Goo g.
Sale positive. and will commence ut TX o'clock
each evening, until further notice, at No. u Main
street. LAKUS SHINE
IL Aucfs
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CINAKS AND SuAMI.S

Direct rom New OFk. ana az Tie latest tyIes: and
NEGRO OL01iilNG
In large Qusntiiies consisting of Reraeys, Sati
uetts stanton Cloths. Fall Cloths, Linseys tlan
ke's and many other articles TOO numerous TO men
ton An examination is earnestly solicited. rs am
5e.er"IiHed to ssli low. GEE BAGBY,
II Mn
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VERY COMtORTARLE RESIDENCE
By Jas. NJ. Taylor L. Son, Aucts.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND V.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND VA
- CANT LOTS ADJOINING, ON HENRY AND
CLAY STREETS, AT AUCTI0N-By reque Of
Kew VIM starr, who Is about to remove Fl ON the
city, wswil cell, upon the premises. on MONDAY,
the ilth day of October commencing at O'clock in
the afternoon, his present residence on Henry st
1t Is brick building with 70 MS, kitchen, &C.
well arranged FOR the accom- mod Att n of large fan
lily, and il supplied with both the city and we'll wa
ter The lot fronts on Henry street 50 feet and
back about 30 feet.
into lots Of 26i feet each. and back about 100
feet.
If desired. it may be bought privately before the
day Of sae.
TERMs-0ne fourth cash; balance at I, q and 3
years, with interest added. and secured bv trust
deeds. james NJ TAYLOR Il SON,
1
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,PLENDID STOCK OF

~ DRY Go obs.
The undersigned weTid respectfully inform his
ffisu : customers and the public generally that be
j. now receiving, direct from New York and phils
drlphIA. large aud desirable stock of Fall ard
Winter Dry Gods embracing all oftbe latest styles
among which may be found choice selection Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Also. large assortment of Cloths. Cassimeres
Sestinss Jeans, Tweeds &c for men and boys
wear; Fiannels. Irish Linens Bleacbed aud Brown
Shesungs, Blcached and Brown Cottens. Cotton Os-
uab-rgs. yrrg low; together with extensive
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CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL

On 9Th street. between Broa d and Marshall
h hpR S J : Ps sNfr 4 a An Principals.
Professor EMION, Instructor in French.
This Institution will reopen on Monday the goth
of September.
The number Of scholars received into this school
ia limited; that each pupil has the special atten-
tipn of the Principals The coarse of instruction in
tie primary studies is critical and thorough and
advanced pupils aud young fitted for bus-
ness or for entering either of the classes College
REGULATIONS conducted with of Mathematical
Blocks. Charts, Globes and various apparatus.
Pupils in Bookkeeping will receive particular
attention.
Circulars containing further information can be
had ae the bookstores of Messrs Price and John
Ii Rich ardson.
One of the Principals can be found at the study On
Bread st, "a door from 9th st. au l6-2m
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-ThisI nstitu
~ ton, which has been in successful operation fer
he last fge years. is situated on
CHURCH HILL. RICH H0ND, VA.
In n delightful airy Position and is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort of pa.
TENTS and the successful treatment of disease.
1t has lately undergone extensive repairs Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable to the accom-.
mediation of gentlemen who may find it inconve-
niSnt to be treated at their private LODGINGS;
yards which are peculiarly commodious
(Payabls on the re anD Of the Patiently
White patients, per wveek...........".......So
P Ppigats Roo u0 ...'''''''; q; 70 s,s
ES- City acceptances required for patients from
the country, unless where the parties are known to
one of the Physicians OF the Hospital: :.
This includes all charges for Board, Medical attend
ance, Nursing aud Medicine. By an arrangement
with the Infrmary of the Medical College, a small
sd for Surgical cases The particular sum may be
ascertaned beforehand by application to of the
attending Physicians.
No small! pox admitted.
No patieut received for less than week.
The UNDERSIGNED will give their personal atten
ton to all patients placed in their Hospital.
-- JAMES BoLToN MD.
Grace street, between 4th aud 5th.
THOMAS POLLARD, VI D.,
'A''" g. A. a' 6 Fri SSTn1ssn n ho 3.
WM W. PARKER, Nj. D.,
Law Building, Franklin street. next deer to State
- - Court Hous
THOS. NJ. NIXON, NJ. D. Resident Physician
jan l-eoGly
Mo MONOPOLY--I. M, SINGER 4
~ CO.'S CELEBRATED NAT tONAL SEWING
MACHINES-GFFIcE 2l7 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
VA-Ws would most respectfully invite all to call
and examine our new stock of Family, Plantation
and Lea her Machines. which for durability ard
beauty of finish, cannot be surpassed by any t'ur
Machines 50 constructed that by the magical
changes they made to sew. hem, gather and
stitch from the coarsest cotton bag or heavy
leather, 10 tho finest silk, satin or lace, of any
description, without trouble The simple con
structon, ease of management and saving OF time,
makes the Machine invaluable, and warranted to
give perfect satisfaction to all. Our new Family
Machine, for light work, will be found one of the
prettest and best in Use lis put up in Rosewood.
Mahogany or Enamel 4 cases, to suit the parlor or
work-roois. Cur aReut. being fine nachinist. is
prepared to repair Machines, and to give all the in
structirns. that the operators can adjust their
Machines with all ease. Ladies will be instructed
At their residences also servants ii desired free of
charge. We invite ali to cali and examine, where
all possible attention will be1Aid by lady oper
ators and Agent to give explanations. whether they
purchase not. IL
tions; Needles; Gauges for tucking and binding.
No charge for shipping. Circulars will be sent to
all o" application by mail or otherwise.
Stitching aud Quilting Of every description, on
Cloth or Leather.
Shirts. Ac, made to order, at short notice.
an 25-ly NJ SINGER co.