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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-19

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 9O.-Cotton-The sales for the week
and 900 bales for The market has aSypeced III
since the receipt of the Baltics American advices The
market closed buoyant. The sales Friday 1000
Orleans fair lad; Middlng sled fair Mobile 6td Mid
ding 65d Upland fair 7sd Middlng 13-16d. Stock in
ton.
Breadstus.-The market dull and all qualities have de-
cned. Flour is very dull and unsaeable. Wheat is also
dull and has declined I'd since Tuesday Corn is quiet
steady.
Provisions steady Beef and pork quiet and stea
dy Bacon is firm with more inquiry for American Lard
is steady at 52a54s Cd.
Produce-Sugar dull at Cd decline-market is quiet
Rice dull and quotations barely maintained. Rosn
steady at 4sa4s 3D. Tupentine spirits closed firm SIS
the spot and sales at 35s 81 to arrive.
London, Jan 30-Sugar has declined 6dals Tea is slow
of sale but prices are unaltered.
Money Mdrket-The money market is slightly easier
Bank rates reduced per Consos 90 for
ey and Bullion the bank has increased
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y NEWBERN Feb. l2ps5s Bacon-Hog round hams
G Sc apples 81 g. Bark cord, g. Beeswax f Csc.
lCs FishHerrng S. shad SO g
bale cw 50 & Gdes @ r yV9 9c Green Haaay'
Lard 9 cyt 81 So :o ROsin SIS Soc. Spirits T-
gent1e gallon y8c Turpentine dip 50 80 scrape 81 90
SOC: Pork green "a &c. Salt, coarse, so sack ST 25
81 Is. Slaves, R. O. HID SIS 90 500 W. O. Bbls slO
$4. Heading sc SO. Whiskey SOC. Brandy, common 60
IS. Gin 60 a 75c.
AUGUSTA, Feb 15.-Cotton is unchanged, with light
sales.
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TO THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY:
RESPECTFULLY announce myself a candidate for the
Sherfaty of your county Should you elect me- pledge
honest faithful and impartial effort discharge the du-
ties of the office. N. Fl. FENNELL.
Is 1858.
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For No. there has been only light demand and transac
tons small For No. there is brisk enquiry for the finer
qualities, and scarcely any market pale would sell at 50
to 81 in quality Sales follows Monday, 500 bbs
No. and low grade No. at 81 81 IS and Tuesday Sc
do No. 2 at 81 70 % Dbl.
BEEF Caffeine have nothing to report the mar
ket The stock present in butchers hands IS
quite small and we note moderate demand. The receipts
two weeks past have been confined to few small
droves which were taken at cents u b.. according to
quality.
BARREL-For empty Spirits Turpentine barrels the mar
ket has ruled exceedingly dull during the past week There
full supply in first hands, and demand limited to small
lots We quote only small transactions at prices ranging
from 81 second hand and 81 s. to 81 80 fol
new as in quality One lot of 600 sold Monday at 81 81
81 60 for second hand ones-90 days
CoFFEE-Is in moderate supply, and we note only limit
ed demand Sales in the small way at quotations. See
| table.
Corn MEAL-Remans without change in price; receipts
moderate and market well supplied We quote at IS cent
| % bushel, in lots to suit.
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ATTENTTON. TILE AFF1.ICTED WORLDI

MERCHANTS, Druggists, Physicians and all dealers in
and the public generally apprsed that
have appointed Dr. A o. BRADLEY, Wholesale and Re-
tail gent for the sale of GRAYS GENUINE OINTMENT
and House Medicines, and who will supply them at my
est wholesale price. W. F. GRAY
Nashville, Dec. 18th, 1857 Sole Proprietor.
Jan. 10Th, 1858 22-Iy
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TARHas been moderate enquiry for shipment through
out the week. and with the exception of small lot
Monday 81 40 has ruled firm at advance of 10 cents
last Thursday quotation. The receipts have been meagre
and the sales reach only $50 bbls at 81 so % bb
RosIN-On Saturday last there considerable activity
the Common article and owing mainly to the fact that
all market is held few parties an advance OF
10 ~ obtained with sales that day at 81 10
81 12A SINCE then, however, the market has ruled I'M
steady and prices have declined At the close buyers show
no disposition operate above 81 for large bbs but hold
ers appear to be firm in asking higher figures; moderate
stock market Sale Wednesday of 900 bbls strained
at 81 10 ~ bbI The sales for the week are follows:
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WILMINGTON BRASS AND IRON FOUNDRY


WILMINGTON BRASS AND IRON FOUNDRY
AND MACHINE SHOP.
HE subscriber would respectfully inform the public that
prepared to furnish at the above establishment at
the shortest notice. Iron and Rrsss Castings finished
fnisnedto make and put Machinery to repair and
overhaul old Machinery all of which will be done upon
sonabe terms and in style of workmanship which he
feels confident cannot be surpassed North or South
and architectural and supply drafts for machinery and mill
work generally.
Having an establishment fitted up the best manner and
with the latest TOOLS etc. he feels confident
of being able give the fullest satisfaction and respectful
ly soics orders in his line Orders directed to the subscr
Der or left at L. A. Harris Mozart Hall building Front ST.,
at the Machine Shop the will receive prompt at
tenton
n Borders from parts of the country accompanied
by the cash. satisfactory references will be promptly at
tended All work warented to be as or no
charge will be made JOHN Z. BAILEY,
wilmington N c., June LIST, 1S57-241tf Proprietor.
IIllI a ~ "a
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
A LII, UNSETTLED ACCOUNTS ON OUR BOOKS pre-
n yious to the January, due, and would
respectfully ask those owing the to forward and
settle without delay. ALDERMAN IL BIZZELL,
jan L. No. 81 N. Water st.
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To BBIS. DISTILLERS GLUE, handsome article per
lO brig Albert Adams. For sale by
Jan 20 WILLARD CURTIS.
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WILMINGTON, Feb. 18th, 1858.
HEAD QUARTERS, Both REGIMENT !
NORTH CAROLINA MILITIA. Z

Il THE COMPANIES attached to this Regiment, under
n the command of their respective officers, hereby or
LII dered assemble at their Regimenta Parade Mon
day. 22d February at 10 O'clock A M armed and equipped
as the law Directs for review and Instruction.
The commissioned and none commissioned officers of each
corps are also ordered place on Saturday.
the Goth inst, at 10 A. NJ, for drill.
By order.
JNO. L. CANTWELL,
Col. Coming.
T Adj
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OUR MOTTO Is "TO PLEASE"
"A GN%E~~N
Wilmington Saddle, Harness sRgfE !. tK
TR " " K MA NHFA @ TO "

T Il y " & NJ a " q r a q I . H z.
TINE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE
J. public that he keeps constantly on hand large assert
men of Coach Gig and Sulky Harness. Ladies' and Cen
tlemen's Saddles Brdles Whips &C.. Trunks valises,
Ladde and Carpet Bags, satchels, fancy Trunks, &C.
Always hand large supply of String Leather and Fly
Nets all other articles usually found in such establish
men all of which he warrants to be of the best material
and workmanship and will be sold for cash. short
credit to prompt customers.
Saddles Harness, Trunks Medical Bags, &C., made to
order. Harness and Coach Trimmings sold fair price
to persons buying to manufacture. Whips at wholesale.
All kinds ofrding vehicles bought and sold commission
JOHN ]. CONOLEY.
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10 BBI4S. n E. RUM, just received per Schr n M Tar
~ nor For sale by W. H. McKOY.
Feb
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PLANTING POTATOES.
100 BUSHELS PRIME PLANTING AND EATING
lOU Potatoes, per Brig Anglo Saxon. For sale by
Jan. %. WILLARD CURTIS.
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ATTENTION!
10 WEIR DIVISION OF WILMINGTON MILITIA.
h YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO APPEAR AT
n the usual Parade Ground MONDAY 22d of February
LII 1853 armed and equipped the law directs for nspec
ton and drill. By order of the Captain,
Feb, l6, JOS. j. SINTAS, o. S.
ATTENTION!
Upper DIVISION or WILMINGTON MILITIA.
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO APPEAR at the
"a Court House, MONDAY, 22d ins at 10 o'clock, A.
M NJ armed and equipped the law directs battalion
parade. By order OF Lieut.. ]. g. Ashe, Commanding.
Feb. 16. S. M. CHESTNUT, o. s.
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GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT
WILMINGTON, N. c.,
WILL RECEIVE CLAIMS FOR COLLECTION IN THIS
w and the adjoining Counties.
cams 6aeed in his hands b by M No MGn
Stocks Bonds, Notes. &c. bought and sold Commission
Highest cash prices paid for Land Warrants.
Business transactions strictly confidential when required.
R Refers to the citizens generally of this town, and to
Messrs. A. T. Bruce Co., and Messrs. Furman, Davis
Co., NeC York
Office up stairs the Store of Messrs Murray Pea
cock North Water Street.
Feb. 18th, 1858 l39-tf-25tf
COFFEE AND SUGAR.
10 BBLS. LIGHT BROWN SUGAR;
~ SO bags COFFEE. Now landing from Brig Black
Swan For sale by w. II. McKOY.
Feb'y 18th, 1858
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b. F. GRADY

Feb. 10th, 1858 25-11t
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-07-03

q
aFosason. j. S
@ !hss ssrees soks md
citizens Of Norh: 30 oeehpj fhef
tons With credit ~ thetnselses and sith - Hole
honor g the Stste AZ body, they are attentive
to fhslr duties courteous in their manners and ell
quilted for the duties they perform OF the twenty
whose naneaaxfe eubrsced 10 .he above list there.
are men whose intereats and whose feelings are not
centred in our State. How many Of your readers
can designate the counties from which some Of these
gentlemen camef Politically and personally they
are unknown to our people. Notwithstanding their
interests are not identified with our State get they
are charged to North Carolina to tho prejudice Of
many OF her deseruing young men, They get the
best salaries too, for they selfish as they are
impudent and bold. Is all this rishtY 1t is true
our State is modest-she asks for but little, and it is
q deep wrong to refuse her honest young men posi-.
lions because they are filled by those who claim her
name, Tor pecaniary considerations. I want the
people to understand these facts; not because we
cannot reap harvest of "spois but because
North Carolina is neglected, while other States are
favored, when she simply asks for Justice and fair
dealing A NORTH CAROLINIAN.
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The Crops.

friend writes US as follows from Halifax county,
in this State:
"Our crops of wheat nearly ruined by rust.
or something similar. do not think there will be
than the third of crop made in this neighbor
hood. Corn and cotton are looking pretty well"
A friend writes US from Florida as follows, under
date May 31st:
"The crops in this State are generally very fine.
Some even now laying by their corn, and our
cotton is in bloom"
We learn that the rust has seriously injured the
wheat in various portions of this State. For exam
pie, we hear that in the Roanoke and Pasquotank
country not more than half crop has been made;
and We have heard of two farmers in Wake counts
who did not even cut their wheat, so badly was it
injured by the rust but turned their stock upon it.
Taking the entire State We presume not more Than
three fourths of crop has been made.
Corn and cotton in this section are lask:ng well
and it is thought the yield will be full one. The
recent hot days and occasional showers have been
quite beneficial to both these staples.
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AFFAIRS IN UTAH.-There seems to be some doubt
as to whether the Mormon troubles have been really
composed Brigham Young, and nearly all 1.-THE
Saints" having submitted apparently to the rule Of
Gov. Cumming, have removed to Provo City, which
is south Of Great Salt Lake City, and 1t is said that
Brigham and many others erecting houses at
Provo City. The United States troops had not en-
tered Salt Lake City, the threat having been made
by the Mormons that all the houses and other pro-
perty would be destroyed by fire in case the army
attempted to occupy the place.
The belief exists among many well informed per-
sons that Gov Cumming has been misled and de-
ceceived by Brigham Young. Should this prove to
be the case, the result will be unfortunate, as no
extra troops or supplies were voted by Congress fer
the Mormon expedition, under the belief that the
difficulties had been settled.
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Cotton Blossoms,

Mr.. G. H. Faribault, of this county. has sent to
Office full blown cotton blossom gathered on
the 9th June This is the first we have heard of
this season in this county.
Mr.. B. S. D. Williams, of this county, has sent US
a cotton blossom gathered on the 29th June.
The period of blooming last year in the great
cotton region of the South, as late the Oath
Of June; and this year it is set down in the same
region at from the LIST to the 4th of June We are,
therefore, in this part Of the country but day
two behind the period Of blooming last year in the
great cotton region; but we are considerably be.
hind this year. The largest cotton crop ever gath.
cred in this country was made in 1855. That year
the first bloom in the far South appeared on the
3Oth May, and the earliest frost was October 25th
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ZONE WHO KNOWS !.
GLEN ANNA FEMALE sEM1NARY l.s.-.

GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMlNAkY. -
MEssRs. EDIroRs Having been present during
part of the late annual examinations Of this -four.
ishng Institution, We take pleasure in saying that
as far as We had opportunity of observing, they
were as thorough and satisfactory anything Of the
kind which We have witnessed for years. Indeed
we were surprised at the promptness and accuracy
Of the young ladies in answering questions which
were asked them Promiscuously; and the very appo.
site illustrations which wets- given by them when
examined on Aids to Composition" showed con.
clusvely how thoroughly they had been ins.rGcfed
in the principles, and how infinitely they had been
taught to comprehend and apply the details Of that
very important, though too much neglected branch
of education.
After the examinations were concluded Rev G.
F. Deems, D. d. delivered an interesting address on
the ject of female education repete with excel
lent practical observations, presenting within the
compass of an hour more sterling thought than we
find sometimes expanded to the dimensions of q
Volume on the same subject
This Institution continues. as before. to offer ia
its numerous patrons its excellent facilities for in.
struction at the former remarkably low terms And
when in connection with this, We consider the elpi
bity, healthfulness and beauty of its location The
ability and enterprise of its amiable proprietor, Mr.
Thomas, and the enviable reputation of Miss La
throp. the accomplished preceptress, we anticipate
that, as it richly deserves, hig career of patron
age and usefulness awaits it, R. & NJ.
Salisbury, N. c., June, 1853.
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FOR GOVERNOR:
HON. JOHN w. Ills,
ROWAN.

Appointments for Messrs. Ellis and McRae.
Boon, Watauga, Monday, July 9th.
Lenoir. Caldwell. Wednesday, July 7th.
Morganton, Burke. Thursday, July 9Th.
Marion, Mcdowell, Saturday. July 10th.
huntsville. Yancy, Monday, July 18th.
Marshall, Madison, Wednesday, July 14th.
Asheville, Buncombe, Friday, July 18th.
Hendersonville, Henderson, Saturday, July 18th
Waynesville, Haywood, Monday, July 10Th.
Webster, Jackson, Wednesday, July 2lst.
Franklin, Macon, Thursday, July 2sd.
Murphy, Cherokee Saturday, July oath.
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MAP OF RTH-CARoLINA.-The copyright of
Cookies Map of North Carolina is now in Mr.. E. L.
Harding of this City. by whom ne'o edition Of the
map has just been issued, corrected and Improved.
This is now unquestienably the best map Of the
State extant, and every business man should have
one See advertisement.
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MEETING OF TIE EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY. The an
nual meeting of the Educational Society of North
Carolina will commence in Statesvle on Wednesday,
7th July. train will leave Salisbury, over the West
ern n. G. Road, Tuesday the 9th at II o'clock, p
N. and on the 7th at o'clock, A. NJ connecting with
stages which will convey passengers to StatesyiIle
The distance by STAGE will only be 10 or IA miles,
over good road, to reach Statewide. The citizens
Of Statesville making ample preparations to en-
terrain delegates and it is to be hoped that the atte
dance will be larger and the proceedings more inter-
estng than at any former meetings Of the Associa-
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N, RONG IMPRESsION.-AsC CARD
w There seems to be impression, Aenong es,fain
classes that Mr. w. White, JE, whose am,
fact authorized to say, that Mr. bites removal
has been contemplation for more than month before
took place Adams and Cos Express responsible for
their They will be found az npen
-. WN. b. REIr, Agent.
Raleigh July !, 1858. sSs SIT.
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OH Sta|.n!'6at
RALEIGH. SATURDAY.. JULY 5. 1853.

HOLDEN i WILSON. SrArE PRm7ERs,
ruoR1zEp PUBLISHERS LAWS OF UNITED STATES
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
IN THE 10TH JULY, 1855, WILL CON.
" MENCE FHE SECOND SESSION Of Z ss

Roanoke Male and Female Institute. 4
The Female Department under the charge Of Mrs E.
]. MOORE and Miss MARY A. WALDO These ladies, as
teachers, probably second TO in the State.
The Male Department is under the control Of Mr. JW
DEFORD, A. NJ late Professor Of Mathematics and Natu-
raj Sciences in Madison College Pa, and MIR. ILL SWAIN.
fessional teachers. - vi ~
In this Institute the thorough instructions ara
given in Mathematics Music rudiments of Natural and
Moral Science, theGreek Latin French and English Ian.
guages, and all other brancs commonly taught such
institutions. Neg 1880 = Z - 4
Tuition, per of five months in the Female Depart.
ment rom $40 TO SIS; in the Male Department from $l2
to $780, according to studies. Music extra, the Rano
Good board from s6o 81 per month The nsttution u
located at Hamilton, Martin CO.. N. G., every pesssnt
healthy and accessible situation e
kinds are ample Discipline mild but firm. LIZ ths tut
ton payable in advance.
further information address the teschers OF
B. BENNETT = "A 81 s5
w. r. SHERROD, Cxsy z.
-, s3.zES r. E. WEATHERSBEE,j 49,.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEG 3 A MS
RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-Judge Bowlin, United States
Minister Paraguay arrived here this morning. and
short time thereafter had interview with Mr. Cass
the Department. The President is carefully consd-
ering the remaining Of the officers which
ported upon the late Naval Courts of Inquiry Whatever
aid he is receiving from the Secretary of the Navy the
Attorney General and the Commissioner of Patents in the
aborious examination of the records and documents is
merely intended to facilitate the arrangement of all the
facts The decision in each will be the result of the
I'resioent'S unbiased JudS IICnt
The Indian Bureau has official intelligence whatever
by the last California mail concerning Indian relations
the Pacific, omission the part of the agents which
occasions much disappointment and for which the Com
missioner account. The Agents for months past
have failed keep the bureau advised of
quarter.
The President has appointed Andrew jackson Smith, of
Texas Consul at Lagua and James F. Mcguire Consul at
Melbourne who is resident merchant there, vice Mr.
Barr. deceased.
Capt Pleasanton will accompany General Harvey
Pacific
Sir William Gore Ouseeys mission Central America
is, in part, to negotiate treaty with Ncara qua.
The Navy Departing officially ad viSed of the arrival
Of the frigateS Savannah and Saratoga San Juan del
NOrte, and the departure of the sOop-owar Plymouth
the list nst for Vera Cruz to bring home Minister
Forsyth
Capt Rich of the Marines has been detached from the
steamer Niagara that the charge of violating the New
York Quarantine laws, in connection with Ray Temp
ant Haywood takes Capt Rchs place board of that
vessel.
Board consisting of Chief Engineers Archibald Wood
Hunt and Martin, examine the bids for structing the
engines and machinery of the slOops of war; the
NAVY Department this
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BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IA, 1858.

For some time past, as our readers perhaps have
noticed, the number of new advertisements in our
columns has been so great as seriously to encroach
upon the space usually allotted 10 reading matter,
and compel us to publish only the briefest possible
epitome of news. To-day, in order to insert full
report of the celebration of yesterday, including
the speeches of Judge LEGRAND, His Honor the
MAYOR, and ROBERT C. BARRY, Esq., we are COM
PEELED to lespass upon the indulgence of several
of our regular advertisers, and leave out some of
their advertisements. After the present week, we
hope to obvate this necessity altogether by an en-
largement of our paper, designed to meet the
wants of our increasing business, and preferable
course, in our estimation, to that of diminishing
the size of our type or suffering advertisements to
encroach upon our news columns.
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BARBEE,,S FISHER GIRL.

There is exhibition and has been for the
last ten days, at Carroll Hall, work of art which
merits much more notice than it has yet received
at the hands of either press or public. 1t is a
statue, to which the sculptor, Mr.. WILLIAM BARBEE
has appropriately enough given the name of The
Fisher Girl. 1t is the figure of ""+h""
of young girl, perfectly nude, seated upon the
beach, and intently engaged in tying knot in her
net. That is the whole story-if story it can be
called, which requires no explanation and can
be taken in at glance. There is no installing
the vocation of the young girl; the shells and
pebbles strewn around her, the iillet of sea-
shells encircling her brow, and the net which
she is mending, sufficiently indicate that Her hair
very properly instead of being dressed and braided
is merely looped up by means of the tet and left
to hang in a dishevelled mass upon her neck. Her
neck is arched forwards, and the head slightly in
clincd to side, bends gracefully over her work
upon which her attention appears to be completely
rivettcd. The whole treatment of the subject is
natural, modest and artistic The anatomy is eX-
cellent, and the entire work shows great fidelity OF
execution, and careful manipulation; those portions
of the statue which comparatively hidden from
observation and least likely to attract the attention
observer, being painfully and laboriously finish
ed those which more obvious to the eve. The
eetwhich very pretty, are eXquisitely modelled
and the working and contraction of the muscles
caused by the inclination of the figure, carefully
studied Altogether it is n work Of very superior
merit, appealing powerfully to that sense of beauty
which makes pretty, gracefulwoman, even in mar
Bile, pleasing object to contemplate, and character
lied perfect chaseness and purity, alike in design
and in execution 1t will not deract, sure from
the desire of readers to behold this statue, il
they told, that though modelled in Florence,
where it attracted considerable admiration, The
Fisher Girl first transferred from clay to marble
in Baltimore, and is here exhibited in public for the
first innn