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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-21

bIu5 Spirits aud gfey77
Mr.. Sumner-"White spirits and gray You
are wrong in your Shakespeare.
Mr.. Gowan-There is no white spirit in it.
Mr.. Doolittle-Well; the reporter will get it
right.
Ia the scene in Macbeth alluded to by Mr.. Doc
little, there are white spirits but we doubt yery
much whether there are any in the incantations Of
the radical witches, who compose the "hell broth
which Keeps the Abolition cauldron "boiliug and
bubbling" with such fury in Washington. The
verse of the witches runs in this way 4.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-21

PERSONNEL OF STEPHRNs.-The Commercial has
the following report of the personnel of the head
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-21

the Undersigned do hereby certify that foregoing Act
Register in book society No g. 70 3d.
New Orleans, April "a, 1866 -
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Alta MEETING OF THE PASSENGERS ON BOARD
"A the steamer Plymouth Rock January l6 1856 OF
which the following gentlemen were chosen Bishop
Adopted
Whereas we, the passengers board the steamer Ply
mouth Rock, feeling sense OF sincere gratitude TO
kind Providence and Him who holds waters the
hollow Of HIS hand for deliverance pers
70 which we were exposed during on the
morning Of the 10th January, 1866
Resolved That tender heartfelt thanks 70 Captain
j. o. Gear Mr. Peter Hunt Clerk; James Baker Chief En-
gneer and the other officers Of the boat for their
unrng assduy skill and kindness the time Of the
York -
Resolved That desire express admiration OF the
camness and exhibited passengers and espe
ci1y BY the ladies, during these trying scenes
the captain pilots OF the because OF any mat
tention on their parts want of skill and caution
Resolved That these resolutions be published In New
York Boston and Providence and copy Of them en-
graved and presented 70 Captain j. q. Gear.
H BABC0CK,
FRED. w. JONES, }Committee
JONAS HALLSTRAM,1
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UC!loN NoTICE--MoRTGAGEs SALE OF ELEGANT
and costly Furniture this day Thursday at II o'clock
md Sixth avenues consisting IN part OF Parlor Bedroom
Furniture black walnut Paror covered
- ch satin and brocael BRUSSELS and Ingram CarpstA
SEVEN OCTAVE PIANoF0KTE,
modern Improvement, cost 500; OIL Paintings Mirrors
indow Curtains marble top Tables Washsands Bureaus
Mattresses FEATHER Beds and Bedding Crockery and
oliver Ware together with large variety Of articles
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A UCTI0N SALE.
"A $4,000 WORTH OF
MAQNIEICENT H0IraEIIOI n uIru NrInIr

MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNTTURE
faan.ings fisnoforte, Drawing Room Furniture.
WORKS OF ART AND ARTICLES OF VIRfU
- - AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
this Gay Thursday) the elegant private residence a
West sixteenth Sixth avenue sale Commencing
clock Drawing Room Furniture. covered with broca-
ye, o. ne richest descriptions Bookcase Eageres Paintings
~ artists brocatel Window Curtains the
Bronze Clock, Velvet Carpets, Mirrors seues and
vssss magnaeent rosewood Pianoor richest
I've wood and walnut dressing Bureaus Bedseads Hair
ad YIng Mattresses Dining Room Furniture China Glass
suver ware Also the Furniture of the apart
Shs nu n b-Compeent persons In attendance 70 pack
s-.P ~ remove the goods. Sale peremptory.
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WAfrED-A lay wr9r rRpfsfA OIL
w hnt, With gcDd ut ptr~ss win Hsr,H 81 -
with or 80 psirs ~ and sach aesrrsr,i.a ~ ,s.,,
~ III enAee panf y hsNhoat fafth-r koubls
E0-sHEsAxDokn kgy. vA.--YARws yos
fem ans Psss.sssau v. sss-rpts.s a. a. So, n
RoLow a son. n o,s .us
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EXPRKssEs.

a puRNHANs FURNITURE MOVING KsYABLraH.
"A. nrnt iis West Eleventh ssr-ss nsss ststh svenps
Yursit n moved city country Furuure and
hcsed and ssppsd. rurnssrs sossA nensy sAvAsssd
Furniture, IA
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nAPRTOTT'H
i EMIGRATION Nd FOREIGN EXCHANGE oFFICE
SOUTH STREET
Persons wishing snf for thsr friends have them
brought out either bstesmshp or sailing packets IRON
Liverpool aud from
LONDON
BY THKt LINE OF Packets
Drafts Hr,n ireland from II ana no
nj the lowest posi- 5lsat-s
TAPsoTT BROS. CO. s sou,b .,r.s,
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cADEMY or MUSIC
"A THEATRE rRANcArs
FRIDAY, January H. At o'clock y, ". precisely,
POSITIVELY Last PERFORMANCE TfiTs SEASON AT
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
LA FIAMMINA. comedy. In four acts, by Mr.. Mares
Uchard.
Tickets daily, from 10 A. tosP NJ at IT, Dardonvlies
67s Broadway
BAn elaborate synopsis OF La Parpmna u,sy be had
gratis ON application ut the Office, Of The usbers at the
Academy OF Music.
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HERMAN. AucTIONEER.

~. Assagnees sale first cinss Brewery and Dislcry.
Saturday O'Clock Nos us and M East
foy eighth street. between FIRST ard second avenues the
entire FIXTURES, Machinery and Building OF said Brewery
Distery known rorgrs Bfe~ery and consisting OF
brewing Kettles and Appnrtenanc Mash Tubs Cooler
Envire Boilers. Pumps, Hoe. Hogshesds and Barrels
all other ffx Utensils Machinery and Stock In
sde generally hrx class brewery and d,stery
,o the said Lot and buidlnr two ne Horses Wagons,
Harness. Barroom furnue. D.. Catalogues will be ready
on the morning OF sale.
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THK HALL sEAsON.

KION VOCAL SOCIETY GRAND FANCY DRgnD
n Ball at tho Academy Of Music, Thursday v~brrssY
pas Tickets sin admitting gentleman and one isAli
zach. Bores BE- through " spans-nbess -
Broadway. and J. Dinges-d, No Hanover street A.
plcxtons fes eAsk~t~ BE- RI
ns snd m.mbcrs Tho have pct ys rr.sv-d hsr suhssp-
ton lists Will apply for them TussdAy FRIDAY sAtno
day evenings, al the Sor,y. rooms ri Ho~ery
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Alta MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
he 18Th inst. the following resolutions unanimously
Whereas VIM A. Kissam, Esq. who has the Cashier
the Shoe and Leather BAN. the N..ons Shoe and
aid a our last %ssns ne sth inst tender h. ,s.s
Ss e an on On n. the ~ Of nS f.
Resolved We have the most mistaken confidence in
ns. and q I, with great Board
be he. charge e tho funds Of the bank has
honorable high minded gentleman dsoonsinu.
Ing RI: % s % s long s.r
most feeling and our sncsre wishes for his future
Resolved That copy Of the Shove signed BY the Prssi
ArA SPECIAL MEETING OF THE HOTEL KEEPERS
Monday ssssas 1885 IL: following prssmsis
ss tn. CUSTOM and
ajax I % Sap S s @ and a s
generally and thereby take higher independent
ii. L. Powrns Secretary.
AQUATIC.-Ar A. MEETING OF THE ATLANTA
%snsnd vcs fre.idens James " Rdwards secretary,
and Charles Devoe, Treasurer
EENIAN BRorHERHoop.-rHE MEMBERS OF THE
e b are az s
hnoy a. one oeoes this day to attend the funeral Of
late residence IA Chrystie The brotherhood gene
raj invited 10 attend with badge.
FRANCIS FITZPATRICK. Centre.
MIcHAEL RoRrr Secretary pro tenn.
DEPPARD co. BEG MOST RESPECTFULLY TO IN
form their patrons and the public chat their Carriages
stand ut the Prescott House. northwest OF Broadway
and spring street.
CUPREME COURT
= In the the application Of the Mayor Alderme
and Commona OF the city Of New York. relative to the wild
enng and extending OF Ann and Fulton street.
cordance with the red lines and figures he made by
Edward Boyle city Surveyor aud m In the Office OF the
Clerk Of the Common Council in the city OF New York
Pursuant to statutes in such made and provided the
Mayor Aldermen and Commonay Of the city OF New York
hereby give notice that they intend 70 apply the Supreme
Court Of tho State Of New York at Special Term Of said
be held the City Hail. In the city of New York
Saturday the 9Th day OF January 1856 the opening Of the
that day thereafter counsel be
henr for the appointment OF Commissioners OF Estimate
the natter that the
and extent Of the hereby intended the widen
ing ard extending of Ann street and Fulton street IN said
city. JOHN T.. DEyELfN, Counsel to the Corporation.
kKw YoRx, Dec 80 1865
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IMPORTANT TO THOSE VISITING THE ISLAND or
CUBA.
Aere,n. and o,ha-p who intend visiting Hsvans thfa
s-tnasr x,m Ara Al ,hs store of Nr. GUSTAV JENSEN
sachsksr and eweer srienfd sssortncnt Of tho very
sal lnstrurenr selected by the proprietor IN Eufope during
The passsvme aud which can '. bought on mor- styan
rated watches and ewely cleaned and repaired 10 the best
snanner, reasonable pfces fnEsn r-ncn ana Ger
saAn spoksn By proprietor who hatsrs that none
will have cause 70 regret Visit 70 No u GALE DE NER
CADoREs.
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!, HERMAN, AucrIossyls .vs v,s

q HERMAN, AuCTTONEFl.
-. ASSfCkEEiS SALE or HATS. CAPS, FURS. &c.
This day thursday Jan IT, at 1g1 ococt, nj the salcs
rom Is Bowery at public auction, hc ear. Stock OF first
pass Hat and Cap store vixsk Ch, Beaver and other
ha,s Cloth and Fur Cap. gen.rsl sssormen, q Ades
Gloves sieiahfng Robes Large iot Of straw Goods, and
general sssortmen 81 other goods usually found hrst
Ass hat and Also hne Store fixtures Glass CAses
q Sale positive, In lots Ia suit the trade and cthrs
JOHN O. kHiBER. Assignee.
=. Jan. ID 1t II o'cock The -nre furniture Of the Con-
stance Brewrry Nos - Bast Fourth consist
Ing about 30 Arm and Windsor Ghns and etooA about
" and square Tables ane Mar Counters and Fix.
sures Enrravings Clocks. Mirrors, Stoves, dnc pull
Fnelsh Pump nearly and all aud
kunitars OF said house tAiso. nne Horse and Bakers
wagon
q Al MOZART AUcT1oNBEEs-wILL SELL on
-. FRIDAY January 10 at II O'Clock al street
md FOURTH averur Har.rn larr~ quspty OF eeItse
ehol FURNITURE consisting Of rrsioxany aud black
nat Pnrtor sul elegant Csrpets Cgitsge Suits Rockers
Easy and Reception Chairs Cutlery Dining Room. Chem
Ser and and Btens the entire furniture
p private residence Saturday D,h, al The auction
Household Furniturs.
c,HERIrF's sALR ,-R1cHARD WALTERS. AUCTION.
~ Ger will sell this day fThlrsdsvl at III o'clock ~ ~
East Broadway Soaring Maceine perfect ordfr
TnosAs DUNLAP. Deputy.
S,uHRrFPs aALE.--RICuARD WALTERS AUCTION
- cor viii ell this day Thursday 81 VI ociek At Fnl-
con street euantity o. pns alge empty Phi and salss
poses Boiler and Heater. one Pump ore Pre- ONES
Furniture &c. JOHN KELLY, nhsrn
Joms NokKos, Deputy
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TRAvLLIcRs' GUIDE.


HUDSON RIVER 40 HARLEM RAILROADS ON
aud after N9ndnJsguary ]. is1 trains for Albany
and Troy, connecting u Northern aud Western trains WIN
leave New fork a. fats;ya Hudson River Road fbfr'
teih street aud Iehth sDus ~ and 40 A ~ and ~
Fourth ay-nur. At u ~. aud tsiSf NJ rheef N. train
WV. yAyDHsBnr. Vice Pre.id.pt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-25

In truth the emancipation of the slaves will
have the effect of securing denser popula-
tion-of infusing more life, ultimately, into
agricultural pursuits, and greatly to increase
and develope manufacturing and mining opera
tions. With these will come, necessarily,
largely enhanced valuation of lands.
TREATMENT OF IMMIGRANTS.
The Yirginians have always been remarkable
for their unselfish and social character. Corners
from abroad will Ofcourse be cordially received,
especially at time when all are impressed with
the Importance of filling up the country, and
drawing out its great natural resources. Itis true
there is a GOODNESS at present, growing out of
the late war, and delay of reconstruction on
the part of the North,) between the two sec
tions; but the more liberal minded at the
North and South will soon harmonize. Espe-
cially is it the interest of the South that
Northern emigrants should settle amongst us,
as nothing will break down sectional jealousies
so soon as free intercourse between the alien
ated parties. Each will find in the other good
qualities hid and obScured in the distance Of
separation. They will find that there are good
and true Northern men, and good and true
Southern men-that all Yankees are not knaves
or fanatics, and all Southern men are not hot
headed fools and desperadoeS.
RELIGION.
FuR and free liberation of all sects is re-
cognized by the law and public opinion. While
the Protestant is the great prevailing religion,
all are permitted to follow the dictates of their
own conscience. The Yirginians have great
veneraton for the Church and the obServances
of religion, but entertain strong antipathy for
Mormonism, spritualism, socialism, lreeloveism,
and such modern inventions, believing them to
be ofthe devil They entertain some old-lashion-
ed notions on the subject of the proper sphere OF
woman. They repudiate the modern idea Of
enfranchising woman and investing her with
political rights, and eschew strong -mindednesS
as an abomination.
SUMMING UP.
Taking into consideration climate, soil, mine
raj wealth, timber, water-power, navigation,
facilities for reaching the markets Of the world,
the conservative views of the people, both in
religion and politics, the emigrant will travel
far and search long before he finds country
that will afford so desirable home as the State
of Virginia. The settler may plant his family
here with as much assurance that his descen-
dants will attain prosperity and enjoy the
blessings of free and stable government, as
in any other portion Of the globe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-25
WAREHOUSE SCALES.
II. NJ. SMITH & CO., GENERAL AGENTS
For the sale of
HOWES PREMIUM STANDARD SCALES.

We ask the attention of bull ders and owners of ware
houses samples of these Scales, exhibition in our
warerooms. We guarantee them to be
EQUAL IN ACCURACY,
SUPERIOR IN DURABILITY,
MORE SIMPLE IN CONSTRUCTION,
THAN ANY OTHER SCALES IN THE MARKET.
In competition with Fairbanks Scales, 1t has been
again and again victorious The Howe and the Fair
banks are both made in Vermont At the State fairs Of
that State the Howe has, after repeated and severe
trials been pronounced the best We refer TO the Off
cia reports:
Vermont State Fair, September IS, ls57-First Pre-
MUM to John Howe, Jr. Second Premium to Z. x IL
Fairbanks.
Vermont State Fair, September 18th, lSjs-DplOma to
John Howe, Jr.
United States Fair Richmond, Virginia, October 1855
- First Premium to Howe's Scales.
We aim TO place the Howe Scales in competition with
other patterns much possible that it may stand by
Its own merits.
We place the DORMANT SCALES in warehouses by
our own W workmen, and leave them ready for
EVERY SCALES WARRANTED.
For information to price, capacity reports of pub
lie trials, &c, call at our office, -
iangt No. IA MAIN STREET.
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TYPE FOUNDRIES.
VEHICLE MANUFACTURERS.

NOTICE, EXTRA.-The concern oflllTCH-
~ COCK6 OSBORN has been dissolved, ! having
purchased all the interest Of D. Hitchcock IN the Car
riage business All claims due him, Individually for
Carriages Carriage repairs, also all claims due
Hitchcock osborn, up December 81, 1853, has been
duly assigned To me, and l. or my agent Is alone au
thorized to collect the same. i beg leave, most
specially say my old friends that their claims
at the Office Of John j. Osborn Co, on 1ih, be-
tween Cary and Canal streets, where l should be
pleased have them call and settle their accounts by
due bill or otherwise.
Thankful for past Ors, would most respectfully ask
continuance Of the same to our new concern.
janl5-dSc6wt J. J. OSBORN.
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Ea g iEg ~ :: =s:sii:.:a
DICHMOND AND pDANVILLERAILROA
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

On and after TUESDAY, December 18th, the PASSEN-
GER TRAIN on this road will run as follows:
Leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, 7iO A. NJ.
Arrive at Danvi!le, 5:l0 7. NJ.
Leave Danvlle daily Sundays excepted, $50 A. NJ.
Arrive In Richmond, 1913 p. NJ.
Trains Burkeville with trains the South
side Railroad for Lynch burg, and at Danvie with the
trains the Piedmont Railroad, for Greensboro Char
lotte, &c. THOS. ODAMEAD, Superinte ndent.
1aclO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-25

HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
III CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS!
BIDGooD Il RILEY, BOOKSELLERS, &c,
Have now opened unusually fine stock Of elegant
BOOKS and FANCY STATIONERY, suitable for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
All the new ILLUSTRATED BOOKS of the season.
CHILDREN'S BOOKS, an endless variety, adapted to
children of all ages and at all prices.
BIBLES and PRAYER BOOKS, beautiful assortment,
in every style OF binding.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, the best make, at moderate
prices. -
PORTFOLIOS.
lNKSTAyDS, Bronze and Ebony.
And all articles adapted to the Book and Stationery
business.
Also, Just opened, an invoice Of
BEAUTIFUL FANCY BOXES,
All Of which we offer at low prices.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-25
NUMBER %.
STEAMBOATS,, &c.
EREIGHT FOR NEW YORK s%o1, g
l. AND BOSTON. -
INLAND ROUTE, VIA CHESAPEAKE Bay AND c..
NAL THROUGH TO NEW YORK.
THE OLD PowHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY

The new and FIRST class steamers STATE or MAXI
LAND, PETERSBURG and STATE OF VIRGINIA, are
now receiving and forwarding merchandise oi All de-
scriptlons nom Richmond To Philadelphia, New lork
and boston, IN connection with the Canal Line oi
daily steamer, from Baltimore
These steamers leave Richmond every Monday, We'd
nesday and saturday, for Baltimore.
Goods shipped ON those days will be landed In New
York ON the third day thereafter
Shippers will take notice that goods shipped by this
lire do 20 to SEA, but carried entirely through
INLAND thus saving or superseding the necessity Of in
against SEA RIsKs.
The large Of the belonging to this line
enable to carry goods at less than by any other
route.
Freight for points beyond New York will be forward
ed with dispatch.
This line Is the only one that connects with daily
line from Baltimore for Philadelphia and New YORK,
and that give through receipts.
No drsyage commission charged The two lines
occupy the same wharf in Baltimore.
Forfreight or passage apply to
DAVID WN. CURRIE,
Office at Charles 7. Wortham * Coz,
Fifteenth
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u E==s
CENTRAL RAILROAD.

The following regular trains will be run on this
road, on and after TIL HURSDAY, Dece mber 2lst
Mail train daily, except on Sundays, between Rich
mond and SauntOn, leaving Richmond at 7.45 A. NJ,
and Staunton at A. NJ.
tri-weeky Mail Train, leaving Staunton at A. ~,
for the West, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
The Mail Train leaving Richmond connects with
trains the ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
The Daily Mail Train connects with stage coaches at
Staunton for Lexington, Winchester, &c.
The Train West Of Staunton connects with stage
coaches for Rockbridge Baths Rockbrijge Alum Warm,
Hot and Healing Springs, and the White Sulphur and
Lewisburg.
A Freight Train between Richmond and Stanton
connects with freight trains the Orange and AleXan
dria Railroad for Lynchburg and Alexandria.
Freight will be sent TO any point the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad without change ofcars.
Goods purchased in Northern cities bo sent di
to and station this road where the Company has
Agent, by consignng them Stephen Hunter, Gene
raj Freight Agent, Richmond. The charge for the
transit through Richmond, including wharfage, dray
age, storage and commissions will not exceed ten cents
per loo pounds, and heavy articles Will be much
| less. Frcghts will be collected at destination.
Through Tickets be purchased at this Office to
Lynchburg Bristol, Knoxville Chattanooga and Dalton.
Tickets TO Lexington, Virginia, sl.
Freight Office at Richmond closed at p. II.
IL. d. WHITC0MB,
sepl2-u General Superintendent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-25
DAGUERREAN GALLERIES.

TTOME AGAIN.-For seven months past
have had no business, having lost my gallery and
nearly my all by the great fire the Sd of Aprl.
have the pleasure now TO announce to my friends and
the public that have once more a GALLERY, located
on the Of Ninth and Main streets, with an en-
trance Main (through w d. Cookies booksorel and
also Ninth street. supplied with entirely
and the most improved apparatus and stock and have
secured the services of T. Jefferson Nimmo, to the
manor bOrn," who has had over fifteen years expe-
rence.
As in the past in the future, promise my patrons
good and satisfactory work.
G. W MINyIS, Photographic,
oct27--ly Corner Main and Ninth streets
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-25

w CORTLANDF STREET,
NEW YORK.
This large and eommodieus HOTEL Is located In ihe
centre OF the business part Of the city few doors
Broadway, and contiguous 10 all Of the railroad ana
steamer landings, leading south.
Mr.. JAMES d. SUBLETT, son Of J. NJ. sublstt former
propretOr Of the Columbian Hotel tand late Of Rich
mond Va will be found in the office, where he will be
Lsnnv 10 greet his old friends from Virginia.
N-ff' ID. D. WINCHESTER,
THOS. D. WINCHESTER,
prOnri
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-25
SCALES.

DANKS, DINMORE 4 CO.'S
ID STANDARD PLATFORM, WAREHOUSE and
COUNTER SCALES.
The attention of Builders, Owners Of Warehouses,
Grocers aud Commission Merchants is called To these
Scales samples of which prepared to exhibit,
which we guarantee being equal in accuracy, dur-
bity and of construction any other Scales in
this market and at a LOWER PRICE.
We put up these Scales including the Dormant Scales,
anywhere in the city, under personal supervision,
and WARRANT EVERY SCALE.
HARPER, TALIAFERR0 & CO.,
anl7t Foot of Sixth street, on the Canal.