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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22

DOVE'S TURF OIL
- Littles's White oil
Duval Norton's Horse Tonic
For sale by POWER X McPHAIL,
deceit Corner 18th and Main streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22

Tabular Statement If Property iae PoSs' Ssio" Of ons
R.a.lrad bu Me R,,rean of ReLtllees. FteeLaen 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22
REPORTS FROM TUE COMMITTEE or FINAN(

Mr.. GRATTAS, from the above committee reported
a bill to authorize the conversion of registered bonds
into coupon bonds.
A bill relating to the Manchester Cotton and
Wool Manufacturing Company, and extending the
duration of the charter of the same. The bill au-
thOrizes the company to borrow a of money not
exceeding $4,000, at a rate of interest higher than
the present legal rate.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22

! ;De REMOVAL.
JOHN c. MILLER,
Uste Of Kent, Paine & Coz
JoLber and Retail Dealerin
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DEFY GOODS
Has removed that largo and conveniently ARRANGED
new building, No 2l9 Main street corner Of NINTH ana
has opened full and complete stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
To which he invites the attention Of the Merchant,
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee
SAMUEL N. PRICE has general supervision Of TIE
sales department. and gives special attention To til"
tail trade. declNi
! ;CPIIALL'S VEGETABLES IClLIAN HAIR
REVIEWER has proved t,elfto be the most perfect pie
paralion for the hair ever offered to the public
It's vegetable compound, and contains no injurious
| properties whatever
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIRTolTs Original
COLOR.
1t will keep the hair from falling out.
1t cleanses the scalp and makes the hair o lusirou
and silken.
II is splendid hair dressing.
No person, old or young should fail 10 u.e IT,
TITS RECOMMENDED AND USED By THE First
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
B4-Ask for Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Renew"
and take other.
R.P. HALL CO.
Nashua, ". H., Proprelofs.
For sale by all druggists. nov2lCm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22

If the ladies but knew what thousands Of thu
constantly relating to Us, we candidly believe oil
of the weakness, prostration and distress expel
by them would vanish. James Marsh, Esq. Of
West Fourteenth street, New York, says g he Ia
children, the first two weak and puny, hi
having been unable to nurse and attend thSr ~,
she has taken Plantation Bitters for the laX(fS2
and has now Il child eighteen months old W.
nursed and reared herself, and both are he -
and well. The article is invaluable to moth ~,
Such evidence might be continued fora ~ !"
best evidence is to try them. They spe ~
selves Persons of sedentary habits, al
weakness, lassitude, palpitation of the ~ -
appetite, distress after eating, torpid live
diabetes, etc, will find speedy relief.ts. Ia
Btters.
Any person re- filling bottles, or ofeEsonai p
tation Bitters in bulk, by the gallon, odJom
except As above, is swindler and impo ,Ais, I
we shall deal as the law directs. hieh
Sold by all respectable dealers throf s--el-
able globe. r H. D.
myl5--eOdly ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22

The New York Tribune says, the reason why brakes
Plantation Bitters are SO universally used aud have
such an SALE is that they always made up
the original standard Of highly invisorating material
and of pure quality although the prices have largely
advanced" etc.
The Tribune just hits the nail the head The
Plantation Bitters only made of pure material,
but the people are told what It is. The Recipe is pub
lished around each bottle and the bottles not
duced in size. At least twenty limitations and counter
f.its have sprung up. They impose upon the people
once and that's the last of them.
The Plantation Biters are used in all the Gov
eminent Hospitals, recommended by the best physi-
Clans and are warranted produce immediate bene-
fetal effect. Facts are stubborn things.
much to you, for verify believe
the Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
REV. W. II. wAGGoNER, Madrid n. Y.
Thou wilt send me two bottles more of
thy Plantation Bitters My wife has been greatly bene
fitted by their use. Thy friend
ASA CURRlN, Philadelphia, Pa.
have been great sufferer from Dyspep-
STA, and had to abandon preaching.
The Plantation Bitters have cured me.
REV. j. S. CATH0RN, Rochester, ". Y.
have given the Plantation Bitters to hun
dreds of disabled soldiers with the hing
effect. @. w. II. ANDREWS,
Supt Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o.
The Plantation Bitters have cured me Of
Liver Complaint, of which was laid up PROSTATE, and
had to abandon my business.
H. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22
HOITSE OF DELEGATES.

The House met at the usual hour, the Speaker, Mr..
BALDWIN, of Augusta, in the Chair Prayer by the
Rev. DIR. Burrows of the First Baptist Church.
RETURNED FROM THE SENATE WITH AN AMENDMENT.
The bill to amend the charter of the Fire Insu-
rance Company of Alexandria, passed by the House
ON the 18th inst, returned to the Senate with an
immaterial amendment, which was agreed to by the
House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22

IA. - KS, with smith, RHODES 4 Co.
GentleCZs Fine SLATER and Plain Riding SD
dles,tty made
E'aies' Quilted Side-Sadlies, city made
h"siish Bride Filings and Martingales
panieis Steel Post Bits
FiAssd Coach and Riding snaHies
fms Hard-solder stirup Irons
And seaeral assortment Of Saddlery Hardware, to
whieh invite city and country trade.
Re" se.' Of Bussy and Ambulance Harness. when
will sell low oct23;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22
J@To OUR FRIENDS AND THEpUBLlC,

iFPRoFESSOR CoNwAY'S COUGH
hlXTUkE.-Ihls Cough Mixture was used exclusively
by the late Doctor James H. Conway, In his extensive
practice in this city for the twenty years. Thous
and' Of his patients can attest its efficacy and the nano
Of the inventor Is sufficient guarantee for i,s value a.
prescription. Many applications having been made
for this invaluable Preparation, with the consent OF
Mrs. Conway the subscribers are prepared to fur
Hish it in all quantities. both wholesale and retail
Prepared only by p. JOHNSTON &RRo
Druggists, cor. Of llth and Capitol at, nn,,o,
oct23-3m The Powhatan Hotel. Riehmon5 Y.
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FORM OF Proxy

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22

I have been great sufferer from Dyspep-
STA, and had to abandon preaching.
The Plantation Btters have cured me.
REV. J. S. CATH0RN, Rochester, n. Y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22

Thou wilt send two bottles more of
thy Plantation Bitters My wife has been greatly bene
fitted by their use. Thy friend
ASA CURRIN, Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LECTURE.-REY. DR.. DAByr,
will deliver the second Lecture before M You,, u
Christian Association, Friday evening. 22d. AZ O.
at Rev. DR.. Hoge', Church. Subject Jacks II,
Professor. Tickets for sale at Book and Dru,. 20
and door decgq,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22

The Senate was called to order at the usual hour
by Lieutenant-GOyernOrC OwPER Prayer by the
Rev. Mr. Duncan.
The New York herald., 1865-02-06

rpr,aur.werc ouiet To Liverpool SO hhds tallow
10 and per neutral Is erces lard at los To London
10 bbs spirits of turpcnne mt Ss and neutral 70
hhds tobacco at 27s 3D. To Glasgow, per steamer Is
terces lard 3s Norwegian bark 70 Antwerp at S6s,
sos 1000 bushels seed and 900 do At lod 800
tons meas arenent goods at ASS COS To Bremen 900
tons logwood Cd 2os 80 hhas tobacco Ias 3D.
Orleans the market dull at lac per foot SOC per BAR
rel and 4Oc per loo bs foreign bark 70 Cork and
MOI There was but very little doing; but prices
wero without change sales were light comprising only
si os ri o. and 20 bbs New Orleans at 81 ~
NayAL sroR.s-Thc market for all kinds was rather
Grmer though prices were wiihoat quotaho change Inc
wants OF consumers small sales spirits mrpontinc ~
81 80 81 10 for French and Amer can kosins may
be quoted with sales Of 10 bbs as $40 wv Tor com
OnsNo sales OF crude nsh have ranspircd since our
last, but tho market rra at our last quotations in
seed dull and wholly nominal at ~ %, Other KINGS
without material change In value tho market oens
frm.
in the market for all kinds occasIoned by the violent
fluctuations Of gold, growing out Of the peace rumos
Crude was entirely nominal a. sc 4sc Eennea wss
e7c $50 for bonded, and soc ssc for Free Benzino
was quiet
beef sss do meats and 373 do lard There was but
worry little sincss transacted In tho pork Market and
mus :ssn 81 report port owsr ,as eSs a
/ cash and regular way closing at $33 so, $40 30
$50 so prime and $35 FOR prime also for future
livery 900 bbs mess, for February and March,
buyers option, at $50 80 f37 rs There no ma.
tcral change TO note In the beef market the demand
continuing moderate at prey'oa, % . r,ass sales 400 6ss
meas Of ercc beef we notice salcs OF 100 tiorces
primo me:. oS, and 40 % hhg ssgce, ., ,nd, !,
s2S 500 Bacon decidedly more active, but
there change 10 note In prices sales 400 boxes,
at 2oc for short ribbed, 2Jc for short clear,
20i.c for Cumberland cut and 2lc for long cut hama
Dlussed hogs continue dull and heavy at 15i,c ishc.
| for Western The lard market was nrm, bat quiet
sales l. 500 bbls, a 1sAc a 23kc for Western, with
choice at 23x Butter In moderate request and nrm
at 30c o 45c for Western, and 42k bic for siaic
Cheese dull and heavy At lac. q 24c Tor common 10
Rcx-wc notice a saleOf $50 bags Rangoon on terms
not made public. -. 80
IN the advance ia gold but tho business transacted
very light Sales were only lis hhds Cuba muscovsdc
The New York herald., 1865-02-06


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DEPARTURES.
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Ross aen Msrer Joseph Canon Mrs Frank Adams ana
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| WRIGHT W whitaker 4 Powers Gecffe Hndrcth ie'es
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i Barnett John Wallis, Pension, Arm,tIuns VI
Collier Mrs Jenny Flint and child mrs WIN ~ =
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Macmendo robert walsh Boss, s,.l st.rHey Mls
Margaret Adams aud son, John Adsn rs,er
Hernsrd Nashtor Alexander Fredrr,ks h1ieW mliL
teorge Dupuy Captain Brock. 9 fh,ae,pna @ - .im
ford Geo seymour Frederick loid.gy yameN puisu
I,,yTaroo,~Z~ steamship Gasgow--Mrs Daw.pn, Mon
trcal Mrs II brett, Ma. Ans.sts smy,h New Yo,s
IT, cs1dem three children and servant; John Barnett
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Uunmsae.. a. Louis: Rev Richardson Rev Hete' .c
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The New York herald., 1865-02-06

The lassitudo by which the grain market has been
characterized for weeks past quite as conspicu
GUS feature Of the market today, tho only sales Of
wheat being 1000 bushels good amber Michigan at 81
and Of corn 10 900 bushels old high mixed Western ut
1877 New yellow Jersey was dall At 81 70 .
81 75 Oats were steady at 81 o1 81 OK for Western
OF barley nsticc sales Of 1900 bushels Canada West
81 TO- In rye nothing transpred, and prices gene.
rally were nomincny unchanged.
CrrrK rncre was moderate inquiry from the trade
for tbs article the market remainihg very frm sacs
o. 80 baes Rio at 44c and 20 do M1racabo n, 43hc.
CorroS-The advance in gold " setIsssy mad 10
effect upon the Market prices having foceded fully &C.
per To- The demand was moderate and wholly confined
10 the immediate requirements Of tho trade Gales wcro
A bria In fo np a u.ote
The New York herald., 1865-02-06

rhs uni.od ssa.es steamer KanainEten, ~ Eosk.
well commanding arrived at this port yesterday morning
from Port Royal She brings the following passengers:
Lieutenant Commander y. 8. Phelps, Ensign O. L. Law
renee, Acting Masters Mate James Hawkins and Joha
Maundsr (refugse from wilmingon); also number Of
mon from tho South Atlantic blookading squadron
The Ksnsngton left Now York January 22 with four
g. rdred and nifty for the North and South Atlantic
800. ons received twenty eight from the United
&C.,. - ,mer Minnesota at Hampton Roads, transferred
-. h,ns,4.' and twenty-five men 70 the fleet or wn.
so,.s ID at the neet of Charleston; thence 70
d.. po.. The stores were discharged, and ths
ns,snc n ths man stransferred 70 the United stass
rscsv,nU .h,u Nav Haa shire She left Port Royal "a
tho Is. inst on hsr rsarz Tho health Of the sauAdr'
is good. p.x.uo v.,
Tho following are the ooors att neo 70 ''e Aens'ns
Acs;no Master Csnmandim0 0---aphn T. EocA n nsnn
/ Acting Ma ter and ESecutive 0VcU. ~Thomss
4 Acting Assistant Paynsaster-Esldy d. kimbaH
Acting Assis'ant S&rgcon-John Flynn
Acting Ensigns-IssaC Pease, WLA n. WinAnas, JAZZ
Stetson, Henry Curmen.
Engnecrs-Acting First Assistant, in Charge, T. W.
O'Connor; ing Second Assistants, robert Wallace
John d. Miller; Acting Third Assistant, Thos IL Barrett
Captaia's Clcrk-Charles Knappmann.
Aching Aaaer's Aates-Bugene McCarty, James wesA
The New York herald., 1865-02-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SUNDAY, Feb. s, 1895.

SUNDAY, Feb. D, Isbo
Gold excited all last week BY the diversity Of
opinions respecting the peace mission from Richmond
but Notwithstanding the somewiat significant crcum-
stance OF Mr. Seward followed by tho President himself
leaving Washington to meet the commissioners
board Fortress Monroe the market showed
no disposition to give way under it, md on Friday and
Saturday marks advance took place. will be BY
the extreme prices each day
The New York herald., 1865-02-06

SATURDAY, Feb. 4E6P n
AsHn.-Receipts IL bbs The market ssi continues
dull, and prices wholly nominal
aKADsrUy-Receipts, 6,5Oo bbls -four, So5 bbls and
2O57 bags corn moa 4Ie5 do corn, 7b0 do oats The
-four market rm but prices werc substantially the
same az ON Friday. The demand continued moderate,
chiefly for city use the leo in the harbors rsrcting the
inquiry from adjacent markets. Sales 1000 bbs State
and Western $50 Southern and 900 Canadian Rye -four
The New York herald., 1865-02-06
spain.
PIE nIsYuTE WITH PERI.


According 10 the (6rspondencsa Of Madrid the eres-
ton pending between Peru and Spain must be by the pres
ent moment denitvsy settled one way or another That
Prom what ia known Of the instructions given 10 Ad.
mral Pinxon, wol ~ those carried out by General
Pareja and from the news brought by the Pacific mall u
possible 70 forcsee nna solution Peru has consented
W listen 70 the c0unsels Of the representatives Of Chic
and Bucnos Ayres IL has not refused negotiate with
General Pareja IT. with that Wow, II has ask and OBJ
taned the Authorization of the Peruvian Congress- u
consents 10 give satisfaction 10 Spain all her deieande
abandons tho guano Of the islands the
payment OF war expenses; if In nne, u has con-
scnted 10 all this within the absolute torn Of week
allowed for dccid ng We may hope that the Spanish
squadron OF the Pacific Is liza way back Spain But
" the contrary Peru has rejected the counses OF Its
friends II u s delays the payment Of debts and Of the
indemnity for past Offences II II refuses 10 pay Span tho
expenses incurred in cnforing her claims then we may
hope that the Spanish vessels will Europe about
March, after taking quantity Of guano equivalent 70 the
sums due on all demands.
THE ABANDONMENT or ST. DOMINGO.
from . Madrid leiter OF Jan. ISL
The abandonment OF 81 Domingo by Spain is 10 DO
complete the assertion made by Of
the Minister al journals that the possession Of several
on the address commenced in the Senate yesterday An
amendment presented by the Liberal Union, and
supported by NJ Calderon Coant brother OF the for
NOR inIster Of state On the subject Of foreign policy
the speaker rcproachcd the present Cabinet with Its
unen rgctic conduct with relation 10 Peru and 81 Do
mngo declaring that " the attitude Of the government
had been moro determined Peru would long ago have
gwen every satisfaction and that tho abandonment of
~ Domingo stain on the nation NJ. Calderon Col
lantes then insisted that the home policy OF the Cabinet
had on ono OF STATION, and rcproachcd Gonzalez
Bravo with hls presence at the Ministry Of the lnte-
ror a. hs speeches In the ranks Of the opposition
were hardly conformity with the principles Of the
moderate party The President OF the Council replied
that the government the representative OF the
tion and would be the instrument OF passions cal
oulap 70 tate tho public mind TIE political parties
ho ssid with their mutual hatred sacir utostno divi
The New York herald., 1865-02-06

uapstesusA esnturyi UnfbnunatsIy, human sacrifices
srs not confined the kingdom o Dshoney They take
oisce also very frequently In the Kingdoms Of Abbss.
kuta Ashantss and Benin also situated In Africa and In
ths same region e Dshoney
The New York herald., 1865-02-06

ct lsc loc. Refined quiet but nrm q 2sc. 2skc
for hards
TAILow steady In price, with . moderats demand
Sales l50 600 lbs st 161<c. 16xc.
wHsxxY Receipts, 1876 bbla Tho market was dull
and scarcely Arm Sales 200 bbs at e. 70 81 S0K
for State and 81 30 q 81 81 for Western
The New York herald., 1865-02-06
Pro.Ps..y Of Tahiti.

Advicss from Tahiti dated 9th of October last report
the Agricultural development of the island rapidly
creaslna and tho commercial relations extending U
such 3orse that Il Is contemplated to establish rcgu-
La aA IN sSarn6r between that point and San Fran
cisco The coee and orange crops have been somewhat
,,,,,~na ~ 4 peculiar disease
The New York herald., 1865-02-06
The Boston Travelser Of Saturday ssys:-

The week closes with an easy money market and with
out any active demands for discounts loans either
the banks or in tho street The best endorsed paper Of
short dates, is taken by note buyers at ~ per cent
and loans on solid coatoals easily obtained at per
cent. on demand Government securities are in good re-
gu 81 for investment and there steady calls for most
OF the other sound stocks but the orders buy arc
mainly United to small lots
The following National Banks were authorized during
The New York herald., 1865-02-06

Money almost uniformly easy on call at per
cent but in the discount line tho market was unsettled
Foreign exchange in very Hight domand at recess
sion of u y from last weeks rates.
The total value Of the imports, 9lhsr than dry goods
and specie at the port OF New York during the weok
ending February 81 s2s, ,42o The imports compare
with former returns as follows
Week ending Jan IL jan TO- Jan. 20. FEB.
Dry goods. :. :. $572 sos 827 263 749,6A 757 $40
General mdso q O930O5 l. 6972 2g6 22l5 o43 1929 40
Total .s2eos,5i5 asa. $50 2ses,i77 2,5ss,Os
The dry goods IMPORTS compare folows;-
For Ete meek 1868 1854. 1868
Entered at the port 81 14S 59T 2925, ,65l 76764e
Thrown market. -. l,sloe23 s,244ss7 s53,2sS
Sine jan l.
Entered al the port. us II 100 808 8108 l@
Thrown on market. :. o3ls,20o ll,6l4636 s,5674o0
Nh gavinga Ranks foIIovvs
The New York herald., 1865-02-06

TO THE EDITOR OF TIE LONDON BTzH.
Permit me, in reply 70 an obliqus b-t exceedingly
clumsy attempt to putt pcerngc" which appeared in
your columns OF this days date to say that enabled
on best authority TO assert that her Majesty has sig
ned her gracious desire TO confer honor upon the
Poet Laurca Is vol known that coIgratulatory ap
pcaons In hundreds have been TO the poet
publishers the Matters token any needed OF
the firm hold Mr. Tcnnyson has established upon the zf
fectionate regards OF his coantrymcn and is due
those who have reported and commented the subject
to assert that whether the Queen intentions take tho
form assigned them by the popt not tho report
itself possesses solid foundation in fact
JASUARr Is, 1865. CKSARIENSIS
[From tho London Athenpum, Jan. s11
or course reader of the Aenoum will suppose that
we referred 10 the rumors-curfent In the papers for
many past weeks-without making inquiries tho sub
ject Our information ample and precise; and al
though thai progress in thc matter for
the moment delayed, we still think Il likely that her
Maesys desire TO put her favor TO the great poet into
visible permanent shape viii snd In the lauroate be-
coming Sir Alfred Tennyson, Bart.
The New York herald., 1865-02-06

The transactions In the italian loan In London the
subscriptions for which to have closed the 2st
January we're very numerous and the final prices
three-quarters TO seven-eighths premium
Reports were current in London Of Mexican loan
being in contemplation but they were not credited.
project for forced loan had been introduced in the
Spanish Ccrtes
amounted to- S457,777
Previously reported this year. 81 OCT 573
Total since Jan. So 1926 $50
Same time last year ...................... 5095S70
Excess in 1884. ,G7O $40
The New York herald., 1865-02-06

Garibaltli's Religion.

The italian journals publish tho text Of letter ad
dressed by Garbadl to member Of the University Of
Pisa 10 kind Of professo Of religious fath and Ia
couched In the following term :'You ask what
tho best Of instrvctng your young pupils You
must them in ths love Of whatever IL true. Al
per the works OF the Almighty well the mathe
matical harmony wikh which they are contrivcd and
move; this announces supreme artdcer. Animated
with this fa tn, unable to circumscrbe my being In
material oxistcnce which rcpugnan TO me- and ious
satisfy the innate instinct Of tho Immortality Of tho
soul love TO ind In the ennoblng and benenocnt
thoughtthat my mind, though infinitely small may form
part Of tbs nnit, intelligence which presides the
faith, and II any toaoh me something bottcr
shall be oagor To believe It,"
The New York herald., 1865-02-06

The First National Bank Of Wiamsport Pennsylvania,
has designated by tho Secretary Of the Treasury
an additional depository Of the public money.
The New York herald., 1865-02-06
Interesting Discoveries.
THnRR ANCiKET STATUES DISCOVERED IN CAkDII
fFrom the Loyant Herald

An mportan. archaeological discovery has been made
in CANDIDA In digging for tho foundation Of mosque,
oient ruins three statues have boon found One
Of these appears be the colossal satne OF warior
appears be unfinished, but OF excellent workmanship
the brsastplae several emboms, and tho mid
die Agurc standing two winged figures cSowninl
youth Tho right hand Is wanting, but IL appeared 4
hold sword The second Of the statues appears
Oceana. with small stag crouca ng ut hor feet The
th rd male Ggure but ut present IL docs not appeal
whom II representa- These ngusos in all probability
Of Greek workmanship.