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MOST vaLUAELE PRIyATE REsIpFNC.!

MOST VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
Nj ON THE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE, BETWEEN 4TH AND
TT sTREETT FOR sALE At AUCTI0N-wl be sold at auc-
ton on premses TORSpAY AFTERNOON the oh April
SD AT O'Clock thu large and nYenny located residence,
, n the occupation James Bolton, fronting TIE North
Ia - ace street q feet running back 1913 feet TO an alley In
- ~ Let vide The tenement Is three stories above base
nt AID centAns In addition 10 bath room besides
contaning forr rooms and brick stable and carriage
on The Ary In rear lie house built OF the best materials
hou. rscrnty been put Ia complete state Of repair The
ana h caps cornce made Of iron, aud me mont gutter
WINDOW suns furnhed with every modern convenience
hned WIN p warm air furnace bath room, water closets
iaeh r. COSBY Sehg with rs elevated heahfa posi-
t1h and ne m ~0be,y may be Inspected be-
fore the day Of sale -.-- l. .-.
TERN-One-fourth cash balance at l. al yes'' or es
table notes Interest added secured by dsd Inc
sIs insurance for 1850 TO be paid by The purchaser.
GODDIS & APPERsON, Aucts.
p.-..s,',r ,ty., In psvt mh1l-tIs
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PIANO EATKAVhDHNHN .r,oo,.
~ u TAYLOR has Just received another OF Dhdts
PATENT PIANOS thu only Pianos constructed On truly SCI
nle ~ n~res for strength durability power 70 Keep n tohs
md rrta they far superior 70 AL other fAnos
Thew 81 hIah W. a.. "a by all who have heard them
T. THALl5ERG says of them ,,,-
t. "a and and noole J. has great capacity io sustaining
d. tnd or nns and rs voum tone or power nave never
ard sxceledin depth, purity OF SYM LIE 'Neetness
L. SrTsCiIlLK GTRAKoscH, AAREIlEA, t-G many oth~
" Professors say OF them NJ. r,..,.. -
eminent tqusyss equal the best Grand Pt-1o Eote Il
The tone musical Lntonston and setuAi tone power
excel them In pure 81. I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-04
IiI.I0nAN 9. 9. DKEW .gs.,..or y 2. p:

dei6-dAwiy Mayor Of Richmond.
TsysIOMAN 4. &. DkEW3E, successor to ?. b. PRICE.
a dealer In BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY ARTICLES, &c
the American Soc No Ia Main street % door
the Hotel Richmond Va desires most respectful
his friends together Eh those OF Philip Price, and an
ndugen public generally That has generously sustained him Ia
endeayoug TO gain share OF patronage many thanks and al
time inform them that In accordance with the advice
Of many friends the time by failing health
inability pro5acted ndsposon 20 discharge those dg
ties public and that his customers friends and
retailing purchasers generally avail themselves OF the ad'an
his being forced thus early lie 90 change his business
adept this plan Tor The dposugoi HI stock Of
BOOHS. STATIONERY, FANCY ARTICLES, SC, AL 81 Which
IA. purchased by him Within the last nine months His stock
part OF Publications u The American Tract Society
Publications Presbyr3n BOARD; Literary and hscrne
Publications. Religious Books orraphiea Practical and me
school Books stationery Sunday school Books Tick
cts Gard Letter and Cp rape. Blank Books
and Note Paper Envelopes for Ladies Tor business
Letters Gold Pens and Pencils, Visiting Cards Work Boxes
Porte Mcus- Portfolios Whiting Desks Pocket Books Ladies
Bags Knives Steel Pens pen-h0lders ukands &c
lie vii sell his entire stock OF BOOhS sTATlONEl, &C at
prices fail 20 give satisfaction, FOR fEW
DAYS only ap2-8t
DEFRIGERATORSl northumberland.
Ii CONTINENTAL REFRIGERATOBsl -
The very article only nv the agents
STEBBINS 4 PULLFS,
AE H
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-04

r.,5 Forseg-Ws annex statement ofthc quantity
...5f Hay Oats and Shucks, weighed al. the TWO pub
II .,rs house 70 this city during the quarter ending
.rut
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SECOND nEsfATcHl .


Nav HA,ES Aprl Sit is generally conceded Ia.
the state has zone tor the Republicans by upwards of
thousand majority.
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20 - 4 "a $3.50 - 49,, I,.RpIF sThTTF 6S
EEN tAY on the i2th day April next 10 the city OF Rich
ond and having appointed Committee for that purpose
r-.sv suggest corps Of volunteers IN this
and ohsr states officers Army and Navy all civic sssos
r,C-i.. an raj Occasion r. RiDGwAY,
JAMES A. SCOTT.
JNO. A. MEREDITH,
" GODDIN
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INXTR q ORDINARY Auction SALE OF CA
Il MAJ. AN WATER POWER IA THE TOWN or WELDON,
NORTH CARO- LINAIn conformity With peni cn granted b.
recent acts Of Legislatures Virginia North Carolina the
Roanoke Navga ion Company w tbe l2th April s6e
don proceed sell by auction their Canal and
Water I'd the said Of Weldon In the
North Carolina he property consists o. Canal miles long
beginning the he vi Of The falls Ct the Roanoke and term
the foot the In the town AO another Canal three
miles the and oaaourth o. mile obg which there Is
fall OF feet and around Eato3 falls VIA these Canals will
be sold all the lands the ESg Of the belonging TO the
Roanoke Company, wit I'll 10 veg and properties between
the o CASTOR an Wedr Including Aqueduc Locks Mil
Sites and other h reto apper aiming hs property Is
deemed OF value and hel OF capital and enter
prise without superior In Sosrn country Ise Fall
Of eighty feet and the volume Of water in the Ry about
the fas % James River ~eeon Is the
with Raleigh and with Wilmington Il the centre Of anexceed-
focus Of four Railroad connecting with Rich uond With Norfolk
insy productive cOuGy Az abundance OF cotton dn In
the neghborhood to supply the demands % exit pe eoS
naetues The lo'ser Roanoke region Is poytfbS foe u pro.
ductoD Of I'D the upper for Wheat E Shi WELDON 10
connected by Rs.lroad aud River navigation.
Purchases invited examine this property, and Mr. Bass,
residing Weldon viii show 1t 10 all who desire losee and
Will exf bit = map Of the same.
TfK sale will he onerd cash, third In six taonts, ons
third xeye months deferred payments
req fred ~ the act Of the State Of v. q.
Tf los. McGEHEE proxy Of the state OF North CLronA,
WM IT. CLARKE PROXY Of the State Of Virginia
Nj, II. WkSS0N, for the StockhOlders de29-dtds
GE- rke sale viii be conducted by
Wh. PANNILL, Auct'r.,
Petersburg Va.
Whs WILL any time furnish all necessary information in
gard the property, either In person or by letter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-04

VANLEW, TAYLOR a CO., No. I4MAin stTSetLhaVe
In store large stock Of
Butchers Files and Edge Te0ls
Spear and Jsckson's Hand. Rip, and Gram SAW
BaliEins bench ant moulding Planes
Hunts and simmons chop and single haicheu
kagdoles Adge eye, nail and brad Hammers
Cooks and SHELLS east steel Augcrs and Bits
Wiherby, Beatty 4 Bradeys Drawing Knives
Turning Lathes, Chises and Gouges
Borslng Machines tire and breast Dris
ALSO,
BaekS OolI Of the bs quality, for Ias low F eisn y 70
puntlal cusiqnerA $50
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-@INArGTRArION RAN0UET.

49, number o. distinguished gentlemen having accept
"A invitations sttend me INAUGURATION OF THE STATUE
OF uENRY CLAY the 18th St the Directory popoie 10 ten
der them d1u-r the exchange Hotel All persons desrous Of
participating dinner can procure tickets on application 10
JANE7 A. SCOTT
THOMAS j. DIANE, 81
JANIS PLEaSASTS, ,--'s.,t.
A. r. GUIGON, F'S
DE GFOSGE W. JONES
nr 10 Nj RAIIARD
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
GREAT SALE OP
ROOTS AND SHOES
ny GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN. Aue,,
MOST DESIRABLE LOTS ON

= COUNCIL Clf'MBEk ALL, FOR s'LE AT AUCTION
win sod MONDAY the lClh o. April 1900 upon preml-
Sos commencng AZ O'clock NJ seventeen most
and rgby located lots on Council Chamber h Maps OF the
property can he the Office Of the auctioneers
cash; balance and years for neRo-
liable notes added secured by taxes
for lsGO to be paid ny the purchaser.
AnS-tds 0ODDIN APPERsON Auc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-04

.,o,,..o,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,. %" MANUFACTURING MILLS,
@h'lnno'p fhhIILiAhI- Up, VIRGINIA.
AT R0cBETTs RICIIMV- NJ
=. IIA RIM A
O. neral Agent.
MANUFACTURES FOR THE SOUTHERN TRADE
Ezra BosE Ds, HARISs ANNOTATED PHosFslrs
Lnf7, II. 2!SlASs IMPROVED MANIPULATED GUISo.
YBIs o. lane has been used with the
tisfacory results d0rg the last three WheSt Oats
Corn Tobacco and Cotton, Ia Yia and North Carolina
has gained reputation second 20 before the public
II IS mAnufa ured from bones IN :er usIFsl condition. With
their organic aiming Ia them and not from cnei
burnt bones, using ia the decomposition Of thea lphue Ai
which preserves all the animal Organic AeE, AID so al
Ammonia which Is added, thereby Masking acs az psEs
nent Manure
The Improved Manipulated Gqano made by using go bs
the richest PHI sphatc uanO which rendered soluble the
pcasn Of diluted Suphuc Acid the balance Of the best Pea
GuSno both Of which finely ground together By
mills designed for the This GuSno will he found %
In It's immediate effects Of grain, tobacco, 4c
Peruvian aud far durable For sale AZ the Mills
And by Messrs WOMBLE 4 CLAIBORNE,
BLAIR 4 CHAMBERLAYSE,
r. 22-dlc3m " ALEX GARRETT, Esq.
SILVER PLATED wARE.-Ice Pitchers GobIet.
= Sets Coffee and Tea Us, Walters, Bowls, Casters
tard Stands We have very large Of the
mh26 STEBBINS a PlLIES. No. l0 Broad 4.
CUM ARABIC.-6OOOhs prime Gum Arabic Just reesis.
u sd.au for e by a
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- SPECIAL NOTICES cel

- SPECIAL MOTTO E.-75 cents 10
49, a. 81 will buy one Of Grahams small stencils, for
marking cohag with ISpEL,uLE Gail and examine spee
mems live Ia the country, send for sample ehelohS
stamp Also, every variety Of Brands made 70 order
A. r. GRAHAM Brand Cutter,
f2l-tf Cor 18Th and Cary SITS under Tobacco Exchange
GARDENING IMPLEMENTS. Spades Rak's 5,
II Hoes Transpantng rowels Garden Lines aso 'nlFen
C. j. SINTON co,
ap2 sign o. the Circular saw, Il Main 81
DATENT FLAT IRONS.-A new article well worthy
- q . SINTON 4 cos,
of he Circular saw, Il Main 81
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ru,RUsTEEs SALE or $50 ACRES OF LAND

TENRUsTEEs or 90 ANRESOF LAND
tee in certan OF trust from Sidney Baxter Hsa dated
o0b December duly recorded In the Nicholas county Court
sha In execution thereof proceed sell Al public auction
The once esss 0DDlN Ape SON In the city OF Richmond
crrner o. Bank and nth Streets WEDNESDAY the "a May
yO AZ I9 o'clock oettain the county az
NchoI. forks Of Elk River containing l550 seres being
the conveyed 70 said Baxter BY Lmue Hooker by
iced dy recorded said county The said land have
been regularly pOd and the title to the said land
ert The land Is represented to be valuable only on
account OF fertility OF SOIL but also that the new
rounty Of Webster the present session legislative
been formed out parts OF Nicholas Randolph countless and
4 supDo-ed by informed The Court
House of said new county We to the said tract
of land. -
Oneou IA cash balance T. aud l. months approved en-
osed negotiable notes, bearing interest retained The
taxes for lsCO TO he paid by the purchaser.
HkMAN BALDWIN, Trustee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-04

se5O-d6vlys Isl Pear Street, New York
nR. MORRATsS VEGETABLE LIFE PILL
II and Phoenix Bitters have been thorough! tesIeo'
and pronounced sovereign remedy for dyspepsia uaiune
heartburn and head ache oosyeness, dArrha levers o.
kinds rheumatism govt gravel worms, seurVy ulcers euPu'
complaints sa rhem eTypeias common colds and Influenza
irregaary and all arrangement Of the female system Pne
various diseases 70 which human frame liable Ior
sale By proprietor DR. W. MOFRAT, $50 Broadway, New
York, and by Druggists generally all over the country
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q ORGE II. 8 EEL,
ID + n T I 8 T,

Office Residence Southwest Cor. Main x Sth Streets
(Eyrst door ADORE Cr,n1dr's Heio Hotel)
RICHMOND, VA.
AVlNG experience Of years In his Profession he
confident 81 giving satisfaction TO those who may him
With their patronage. mh5-6m
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R. EZEKIEL


n EZEKIEL take oath on the Holy Bible that have been
bald past 2yesr and have restored hair by using EZE
KILLS VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER NAPHTAu EzEzIL.
Ths dav sworn before me- by Eaph,s Ezekiel Jos MAYO
dei6-dkwiy Mayor OF Richmond.
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SAPONIFIER,
COSCESTRATED POTASH.

CONCENTRATED P0TASH'
More than Double The Strength Of Ordinary Potash
NOR msoF Soap without line with tle trouble ana q. uns
il expense The cheapest article discovered Tor me purpose
pound vii make twelve heen gallons OF good son
pounds Hard soap. Printers will On i superior aSe tor
els,pnv type Il i perfecy soluble and from impurities
Broken In small Jumps and put up 10 l. g and No. ears
L., .,8 sod Nv L P. DURKEE a CO.,
se3o-dkwlyis Isl Pearl Street, New York
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BY 4 a. r. DAVENPORT, Arcfl.

CtAI tGO or CUBA HOLASSES AT AUCTION.
- o, tFRDAY 9Th April we WI sell A. II ococl oa the DOCS
carg Il Bark Horace, direct fro ng Of
3G1 hhis
20 tcs., sse4. Cuba MolsGts
45 bbls, \
Selected NtFresslY for the Virginia Trade
TERMS 0S-r sie uorths credit, for approved paper
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- GENuINE NOLE LEATHER

b. TRUNKS MADE EXPRESSLY FOR ALEX. HILL
CO. ~ MAIN ST RICHMOND NA-We have on hand very
Trunks be had In this coui
order Persons In want Of superior
hunk will please call ant examine them. hill CO.
/. Main II Richmond, Va.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-21

A TOUCHING DISTANCE OF AFFECTION
Among the victims on the Lady Elgin were q
party Of three relatives, q young man, his
sister and their nephew, the latter the little
son of Mrs Williams residing about fifteen
miles from Milwaukee. Upon hearing of
their deaths, the mother, who is in narrow
circumstances, took her babe nine months old
in her arrRs, and lpdlked to Chicago, a distance
of rs miles, unaware of the generosity of
the Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad, in Civ
ing free passes to those similarly unfortunate
with herIelf The devoted woman had but
one s. bill, and this she treasured carefully
until she reached this city. She was among
the patient throng of mourners about the
dead room at the Court House, and was re-
warded by being able to identify her brother
and sister. Her sons body was not recov-
cred. She paid for the coffin for her sister,
and then started on her lonely foot journey
to her desolate home At Evanston her
strength gave out. Fortunately kind friends
were near to relieve her, and hearing of her
condition, no difficulty was experienced in
obtaining free pass for Mrs. Williams to the
end Of her route. With her infant in her
arms, she thus proposed, and more than half
accomplished foot journey Of l5O miles,
Chicago FfesS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-21
A thrice told tale,
On the dull ear Of drowsy man
The Chisf q FIIISu.ter. Shot.

A New Orleans dispatch states that Wal
ker was shot by the Honduran authorities as
sentenced. The fate was richly merited.-
His raid upon Honduras, and capture of TruI-
lilo, were nothing more than the maraudings
of freebooter. About one hundred Ameri-
cans were entrapped into the expedition by
his specious promises, of whom seventy sur
vive in the NEST wrstched condition. When
captured they were worn out and exhausted
win wounds and sickness, and were allowed
to de3art for the United States. Walker and
Rutter, a prominent officer under the flibus-
ter Chief were shot. We trust their fate
may be a warning ts Southern 6libusters
hereafter.
Walkers eIpeditionary movements and tall
ures are extraordinary. It is more thansix years
since he commenced organizing bands of free
booters for forays upon the Central American
States. During that time he has led several
invading forces from the United States upon
peaceful neighbors. AT one time he, main
tanned himself in Nicaragua nearly two years
by an atrOcious system of plunder, leTying
exactions upon the inhabitants and confscat-
ing their possessions. He governed by drum
head court martials, and in playing the dicts-
tor his executions plunged the land in mourn
ing.
The success Of Walker in enlisting Ameri-
cans in his wild and lawless adventures has
been marvel Probably not less than three
thousand "emigrants' in all from this coun-
try have fallen victims to war, pestilence,
famine, or personal violence, during the pc
riod of Walkers harrassing of Central Amer
lea, and principally in Nicaragua. His move
ments have all had a Southern origin and
support and one object in view, acquisition
of territory for more Slave States. For
this reason prO-slavery Administrations
have winked at his lawlessness, and have set
the disturber of the peace and good neigh
borhood of the continent at liberty, when he
should have been punished for bold and fla
grant violations ofour neutrality laws. Walk
er was bad man, and the tool Of worse.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-21
The NnrIonnl Fnlr.-serentr Dnr.

The crowd in attendance at the U. S. Fair
the seventh day, was estimated at IL, 2,OOo-
Awards were made in the Fruit department,
generally to Cincinnati exhibitors Messrs.
Barry & Elwanger, OF Rochester, tock the
first premium Of $50 for largest and best col
lection Of pears and also the first Of $40 for
best collection of plums. The second pre-
mimi Of 50 on peaches was taken by Lewis
Nicholson, East Rockport, The first premi-
um of $50 for largest and best collection of
apples, not less than fifty named varieties,
was taken by 7. V. PetcolOs, Mt. Carmel,
Ohio, and also the second of $40. The dis
play in the Produce Pavilion was not large.
Dairy products very deficient. From the
lists, we should judge the fruit vegetable,
and domestic departments hardly came up
to good Western Reserve County Fair
The Gazette says:
The domestic produce Of bread, cakes &c,
waI the most neager display we ever saw
even at County Fair. = k--
II the snow oil Dreau was unworthy sucu
a State as this, the exhibition of butter and
cheese was still more So The butter could
hardly be found, and the cheese could not
be at all The Western Reserve was no
! where absut.
There were but two entries of fat bullOcks
The first premium of $25 was awarded to H
Kirk, of Fayette Co., o. His Durham OF
weighed 3,9OO pounds. There were only
three entries of fat cows. Capt Palmer, o.
Fayette Co., took the first premium of $25.-
Of imported DevOns only two entries
both COWS, and from Maryland. First pre-
MUM of $40 taken by J. H. McHenry, o
Baltimore county. Native Deyons, four en-.
tries of bulls over three years. First premi
um of 500 awarded to Thomas Aston
Elyris. Mr.. Aston also took $50 on native
Cotswold bucks, $40 on native OotswOld
ewes, and $25 on native Leicester bucks.
The Fair was to close on Thursday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-21

industry. In the House it was opposed by
the ardent supporters Of Douglas, but by the
aid of South American votes, the Republicans
passed it by a handsome majority. When
it came to the Senate, the Democratic majority
resolved to kill it. Mr.. Hunter, Of Va, moved
10 postpone the bill until the next session,
which was carried, yeas %, all Democrats
nays %, all Republicans, except Bigler, Of
Pa. On this important vote Mr.. Douglas
found it convenient to dodge but Mr. Pugh
OF Ohio, who is sort Of factotum of the
Little Giant voted with the Slave holders and
against the freeholders. The votes OF Doug
las and Pugh could have changed the result
and put the bill on its passage, and Buchanan
was pledged to sign it.
That MIR. Douglas purposely dodged the
vote on the House tariff bill, hardly admits
of question. He was in Washington, aHd
able to be in the Senate When besought by
Mr.. Harrison-who was sent to Washington
by tho iron manufacturers Of St. Louis to
work for the passage of the bill-to use his in
fuence in its favor, he was answered by Mr..
Douglas that he did notiBtend 10 Be caught that
ray. What stronger comment on his tariff
hypocrisy can be given2
And yet Mr.. Douglas asserts on the stump
that the negro question always prevented
Congress from acting in the matter" Him
selfthe author ofthe present "negro question" {"
and the leader of the "agitators" Of i'll
When before did political imposture and
audacity equal this? For years Douglas has
delivered ten speeches on the "negro ques-
ton" 70 one on any other subject and during
thslast seven years he has made at least one
thousand harangues in Congress and on the
stump. His one theme has been the "negro
question" with butfew variations, and he has
harped on the single string until his speeches
are to the public like
A thrice told tale,
On the dull ear Of q droWsY man.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-21
SEWARD AT sT. PAU.

ST. PAUL, Sept. Is.
Herald correspondent,-Senator Seward made
to-day the great speech Of the campaign. He
looked to the acquisition of British America,
Russian America and Spanish America, and de
clared that the man was born who would live TO
see the American people coming to the harmoni-
Gus uhdeHtanding that this is land Of freedom
and treemen, and that It is the land of the white
man, and that whatever elements there are to
disturb its present peace, will before long pass
away without endangering this great Union.
Talking of the threats Of the South 70 dissolve
the Uni0n, he asked who is afraid? Nobody is
afraid. Nobody can be bought. He prophesied
that the time would come when New York would
cease to be the Empire State, and Pennsylvania
would cease TO be the keystone State, as Yir-
The New Dominion, the Empire State and the
Keystone stats would be hereafter the Mississippi
Valley
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-21
stosd the Test.

The Ordnance Department last week COM
pleted its trial of one of the eight-ineh hOl-
low experimental guns, cast for the Govern
ment by the Fort Pitt Works, in this city
One thousand rounds were fired, yet after
this severe trial the incest measurement
failed to detect any alteration or enlargement
whatever of the chamber. The fact that
this gun has stood the proof so successfully,
has secured for the firm the contract of cast
ing one hundred more of like character
The metal for the purpose is on hand, and
the contract will be filled with as much dis
patch as the heavy and important nature OF
work will permit Pittsburgh ChrOR.