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Gus speculations as to the course the
ministers Will adopt. Is -. s;i7s ists,ss;
Vienna dispatches assert that Austria
in her latest notes 10 Prussia declines 10
take the initiation in demobolizing her
troops, but the armament in Italy COM
pels her to take measures for the pro-
lection of her frontier, especially the
coast line. 4.,.s.,5i -s,7 ~ ~
Prussia is said to have declared she
could not consider the proposition OF
Austria for disarmament as serious
while she arms against Italy, and that
Austria must re-estab lish statu quo In
Vienna If she expects Prussia TO de-
moboliZe her troops, s-t-5
Latest tia Queenstown, 29th.-It IS
stated that the British Ministry will
not resign In consequence of the small
majority on the reform question.
No solution of the German difficulty
is apparent. Mutual recriniinafions
continue, Prussia and Italy throwing
the mus on Austria and Vfee rersa.
1t is reported that Austria informed
the British and French ambassadors If
their Governments will guarantee the
the neutrality of Italy, then Austria
willidisarm.
1t is reported that a decree has been
issued placing the Italian army on a
war footing. Great military prepare
tons were making in Venitia.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE Even
| ing Telegraph publishes the confession
of Probst After describing the muir
der of the boy Cary he says: The sight
of the blood of the boy produced in me
a devilish and blood-thirsty feeling,
and determined at once to murder the
whole family. He disposed of the
body of the boy as described before,
and then deliberately walked over to
the house; he entered and told Charlie,
the little boy next in years to Willie,
who was absent, that he wanted him TO
help him do some work in the barni
the little fellow followed him, and as
soon as he got him inside of the barn
door he dispatched him with a small
axe he had secured. He then went
back to the house and told Mrs. Dear
ing there was something the matter
with one of the cows and he wanted
her to come to the barn. She went and
he followed, and as soon as she entered
the inside he struck her on the head
and killed her. He then went back to
the house and brought the children out,
one at a time, and taking them inside
the barn dispatched them one by one
with the same axe. In each in
their bodies in the corn-crio himself
Just in the position they We're found.
Heithen covered their bodies up and
proceeded to wipe out all evidence of
his guilt. He then went back to the
house and awaited the arrival of Mr..
bearing, not expecting that Miss Do
Ian would accompany him. As soon
as Mr.. bearing arrived in the carriage
he got out and Probst told him some
thing was wrong with one of the cows,
and asked him to go over to the barn
with him. Mr.. bearing went along
with him, and Miss Dolan went into
the house and took off her bonnet and
furs. Mr.. bearing did not even take
off his gloves before going to the barn,
but proceeded at once, followed by
Probst, who had the axe concealed
ready for use. AS soon as Mr.. Dearing
entered the door, Probst states that he
struck hun in the head and felled him
neck with the edge of the axe.
Miss Dolan was the next and
last victim. She proceeded to the
barn, after coming down stairs and not
finding any OF the family in the house,
and ProbSt, who was in waiting for her,
treated her as he hnd done the rest of
the family. After laying out the boz
the murderer went into the house and
commenced searching for valuables.
He.states he got no money, but expect
ed to secure a considerable amount
He states that Miss Dolan's pocket
book had very little in 1t. He saw
nothing whatever of the two fifty dol
lar compound interest notes or twenty
dollar bill of the same character that
are missing. He remained about the
house for some time, picked up the ar
ticles found in the black valise and LETT
about dark. His further movements
were pretty much as brought out on the
trial. Probst states that he would have
confessed to all the murders before but
he feared that If he did so he would be
torn to pieces by the mob.
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this without feeling very confident that
| the rate for the income tax will be al
lowed to be changed much from the ex-
isting law. The following were the
Treasury receipts for tile fiscal year
ending June so, 1855: Customs So, 92S,-
600, internal revenue sos, 664 900, mis-
cellaneous S35, 175, 1S6; total receipts ex-
elusive of loansS329, So, 1s6. The fol-
lowing are the estimates of Treasury
receipts for the fiscal year ending June
so, 1856: Customs receipts to April LIST
1S66-actual coin $l2S,96T,3IO; internal
laneous to April l, 1S66-aetual ipremi-
um on gold, &c, S37. 1S3, 800; actual ag-
gregate receipts to April LIST is S410, 042,-
23l. The estimated custom receipts
from April 1st to January S0th $50, OOO,-
600 /; the estimated internal revenue do.
$50, 000, 600; the estimated miscellaneous
receipts do. SIS, 900, 600. The total ag-
gregate receipts from all sources for the
fiscal year ending January S0th is SSH
54l ,252. The estimated receipts forthe
fiscal year ending January 30th, 1867
for custom Sl25, 1000, 900; internal reve-
nue. $3.50, O00, 600; increase in cotton $751;
GOO, 600; spirits SIS, 0oo, 600 mieellane-
The requirements of the Secretary of
the Treasury was $3.50, 000, 600; available
for the reduction of taxation S75, 900, 900.
1t will be seen that / estimate a reduc-
ton In the revenue receipts from man
ufactures on accoungo OF a depreciation
of value OF almost "a per cent, ana
reduction upon income dividends of
rather more than that amount. 1t is
true that we shall be likely to have
more perfect administration of the law,
and take pleasure in saying the pres
ent Commissioner is a most diligent
and conscientious officer, and the in
crease of revenue on this account will
be at least counterbalanced by many
little favors distributed all through our
amendment which it is impossible to
accurately estimate
Mr.. Morrill, continued his remarks at
somelength.
Mr.. Raymond spoke in favor of some
appropriation for paying the principal
of the National debt. He did not think
it wise to provide less than fifty mil
lions the first year, to beincreased from
year to year. A system of taxation
may be perfected. He favored tax on
incomes, cotton, and luxuries, and OPP
posed the removal of the increased rate
of per cent. on incomes above the
first live thousand dollars. He also
favored the reduction of tax on spirits,
and opposed the taxing of small man
ufactnrers, such as tailOrs, chess max
ers, shoe makers, &c.
The House then proceeded to the con-
sideration of the bill by section, being
that of imposing tax OF five cents a
pound on cotton. Adjourned.
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ForeignNeMs.

HALIFAX, May 1.-THE steamer Chi
ma, from Liverpool on the 18th, via
Queenstown on the 29th, arrived this
morning. Her dates are two days Ia
ter than received.
The steamer Propontis arrived at
Liverpool on the 9th of April with the
passengers of the steamship City of
Washington on board. The latter had
her machinery disabled, and would
proceed under sail:
1t is stated that Austria has definitely
determined upon adopting energetic
military measures in Venitia
The Reform. bill has passed the House
of Commons by majority of twenty
German news is conflicting; there is
considerable uneasiness as to the rela-
lions between Austria and Italy, but
the Italian Government denies having
any warlike intentions.
In the House of Commons on the
18th ult., the debate on the Reform
bill was continued. D'Israelf wound
up on the side, of the opposition in a
long and forcible speech, denouncing
Mr.. Gladstone's advocacy OF American
principles, which be regarded as unfit
ted for England. On Saturday morn
ing Mr.. Gladstone made the final
speech, warmly defending the Ameri-
cah government and denonncing the
opposition tactics. At 8 O'Clock In the
morning amidst excitement the divis-
ion took place, the number for the
bill being 3ls against 3l3 for, the gov
eminent majority was five.
The United States Consul at Liver
pool, on the 18th ult., took formal pos
session of the ex-rebel cruiser, TaIla-
hassee, in the name of the American
government on the terms Of the decis-
ion ofthe Court of Admiralty.
1t is stated that an Austrian dispatch
delivered at Berlin. on the 18th an
nounced that Austria had not immedi-
ately began to disarm on account OF
fresh complication having arisen with
Italy. Italy is expected to demonstrate
against the Austrian armament.
a late Paris dispatch reports great
uneasiness there from rumors asserting
the fmminence of war.
The Bourse was effected, and Italian
stock was offered at a material decline.
/, The italian Chamber of Deputies
have approved the Budget by a vote of
1853 against II. It includes the income
tax upon graduated scale, and is es-
ttmaied to reduce the tax to hfty MIL
lions.
The weekly returns of the Bank OF
Francs shows an increase OF cash on
hand amounting to seven millions two
thousand francs. -....z---
John Mitchell was writing letters In
the OpiniOne Nationale upon the grew
ances of Ireland, In future letter he
promised to explain clearly what
Fenianism Is, and above all THAT it is
The papers generally regard the vote
on the second reading Of the reform
bill, as great victory only In name
but in reality defeat. There are vart-
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The Five Per Cent. Loan Bill.

There Is strong probability that the Con-
SolidatIon Loan bin, Introduced In the Sem
ate by Mr. Sherman, will before long become
law, the Finance Committee having, It Il
reported on good authority, already agreed 10
report IL faVorably, and the sentiment OF
both Houses being In accord as to the desire
billty Of a funding stock of the kind prOpoS-
ed This when accomplished cannot fail 70
inspire and sustain confidence in values gem
orally nor to furnish assurance OF unimter-
Eupted monetary ease ut the financial CEN
tres, the latter being Indispensable to the
success OF the loan The objections which
may be urged against the principle or exc
elnpttng the new bonds from ali Federal and
state taxation are modified by the consider
alton that the only tax TO Wnicn national
securities are now liable Is that on Incomes,
and that about three hundred milli0nsHfOu
bonds are held in Europe and large portion
OF the remainder by persons who pay little
or M income tax. The result Is that the puD-
Lie debt yields much less TO the revenue than
Is generally supposed, and the loss TO the
Treasury consequent ON entire exemption
would bear no comparison to the saving OF
interest by the reduction OF the irateIo five
per cent through the funding process pro-
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The pry COON Trade.

NEW 1OHks may D.
Market quiet and steady. Many foreign
goods OF very desirable styles are scarce. II
any change takes place, IL will be an upward
movement. Sheetlngs and Shirtlngs-BroWn
Atlanta %; Amoskeag IL; AppleIon's p; At
lAntlc A y; Augusta 10: Indian Head II: Pa
cthc A y; Park ~; Pepperell z "a; do r -;
do . 20: do N Is; Plttsdeld A l6: Salmon Falls
a % Stark a 20f Superior X L %. shirt
ing4-Bleached. Rallou & Son &c; Bartlett's
30, % Bates Xxx SIX; Bay Mills 1G: Black
stone 275<; Columbia A q; Hope %; James
p; Lincoln A 131<; New Market 23s New
York Mills AZ; Palace Mills .; Pepperell
80; do %, %. 1 10 and .; Plymouth %; Red
Bank 2lI Slater 2ji TnscaTOHI 81 Tip Top -.
TtckinRS-AmOSkeag A g A 62SS; ConeStoga
&C o so; do A A 50; Everett s.; Hamilton
I21S; Methuen A A so; Omega B 40; do A so.
Observation-Disclosures az: Amoskeag S2JI:
Boston Brown 80; ClarlkS Browns 32I; Hay
maker 81: do Brown SEsS; Manchester s.;
keag u; Boot Mills 3; Globe .; Mass 25-
Stripes Amoskeag 81; American 221<; Hay
maker S2IE: New York 90: Hoop ,skirts-
Bradley : Elliptic 81 Us; Empress tail 81 25;
Myers x I. wide tapes. 81 %; Myers x L,
narrow tapes, 5Oc; ThomsonS French woven
BIZ sI29l3 gold; &C Sll 5O@I2 50, gold; Coutil
IImperatrice SO, currency; COuul Pari-
Eiane Sl4, currency. ShirtS-JW L standard
dress shirts no. =, per dozen, SIS No. l50 per
dozen, p; No. 30 per dozen; 30. Paper Col
l0rs-LoclIwood Manufacturing Company,
cloth lined, SO per 1000; Lockwood do Arrows
SIS per 1000; do ladies cloth lined $40 per 100;
do ladies', all paper, $50 per 1000. aj
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PhuaaeIphIa Wool .sTarIxet

PHILADELPHIA, May 8.
The unsettled and unsaiisfactory condition
OF the trade recorded for some time past stiIl
continues, aud prices have ruled very irregu-
lar1y. The stocks are now very much re-
duced, and OF nne wool there Is but IittIeleff,
AT the close there was better feeling and
most holders advanced their views 261Se per
b. The Salles comprise: 12lQ0bS dne OHIO NJ
5000; eO,VOO ms common TO fine at $4,000;
lIOg0 ms II and foil blood, 50960ct 1900 hs
5nsdtnm 50955c; 1000 rs blood, 5s9e0ci
SS95Scs 10 900 rs u blood Ohio, iSc; 1000 rs Z
and blood, Sc; $3.50 hs flne Illinois; SC;
1900 ms nne Indiana, soc; 5000 Ms common
and z blood. 52955e; II coo Ms medium Illi-
noiS 45cS 600 ms No. / pulled, 40c; 200 ibs
black pulled Sc; 5000 Ms unWashed, 2c;
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New YORK, May 7.-The Savannah
Daily News and Herald of the Sd inst,
says the trial of James w. Duncan for
alleged cruelty to Federal prisoners at
Andersonville, has been brought to a
close, and the commission determined
upon finding sentence, but it will not
be made public until passed upon by
the Department Commander.
At the election on the I'd inst, for
Judge the County Court and Solicitor,
fifteen hundred and thirty-six votes
were cast, electing Levi s. Russell
Judge, and John o! Terrell Solicitor.
The election was warmly contested, but
orderly.
The usual celebration on the first OF
May by the firemen took place. The
demonstration was an imposing one
and passed of with the utmost order.
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WAsHINaToN, May 1.-THE Commit
tee of Ways and Means have added the
following articles to the free list of the
amendatorytax bill: Candles, wicking,
deer skins dressed or smoked, fiavoring
extracts solely for cooking purposes,
paintings and stationary productions
of electrotypes; Margoves Co. Balti-
more horse rakes, yarn and warp used
poses, paper strainers, Colors' caustic
and crude soda and illuminate soda,
Yeast powders and railroad iron. The
committee have restored the taxes on
gold watches and gold and silver plate
and leave the tax on express companies
at 8 per cent. Brokers' sales and con-
tracts for merchandise and produce are
exempted from tax.
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Last Weeks New York market re



There was considerable excitement In the
wholesale provision and breadstufIs market
during the week. The advance raised and
transactions were large. To-days sales were
"a 600 bblg pork for present and future deliy-
cry. Receipts or breadSuff6 very light. Cot
ton dull, owing TO light receipts; prices ad-
vnnced 2 to Sc per pound. Trade has geneF-
ally improved, except FOR Indian Corn, which
Is 8 to Go lower. Flour has advanced fIom
SOC to 81 a Dbl, chiefly on lower and medium
grades; the tendency is upward; extra State
at a. y ~ 70 90 and shipping Ohio Mt 50 % 10
8 90. Wheat Is 10 TO l2c q bu higher, and at
the close is firmly held. Corn has been neg
lected by the trade. Pork has been active at
an advance, closing Arm at ga So for mes
Beef has improved, especially old mes. Cot
ton-Tne demand has been moderate and
connned to immediate wants; holders have
been hrm and successful In obtaining an ad-
vance of to &c n pound; we quote nliddlings
at 81 to SEC. Whisky Is much neglected. Con-
t5aband liquor seems to supply the demand.
Petroleum-We have had u fair demand for
crude during the past week; prices have
gradually improved, and we note sales OF
S5II to 27Ikc = = = =
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Nem Worn mnrlzet.


Cotton Finn and advancing, but closed
dull at about Saturdays prices at Sl9SSc for
middlInKsf FlourrzAefi I've and 15S92oc better
81 SSaS IS FOR extra state; 50 50S9 g5for extra
round hoop Ohio, and 50 S09l3 for tTnde
bands; market closing firm, with NO sellers at
inside quotations. WhislIy=Q uiets 81 % for
western; state reported ut 81 -. Wheat-l@
e better: 81 Of for good new. No. MltWGu-
kee: 81 gI62 for fair to good VINO doS
81 o. for old No. Milwaukee. 81 80 Tor dam
aged Chicago spring. Rye-Deelded1yn rnler
nc Sgo>for western. BaFieY-SteadysT Gaitfor-
MIA 81 Is. Barley AIalt-Dnll.. Corn-Shade
drmef; 1s9S1c for unsound; SI@S2c for sound
mixed western In store and delivered, Tic for
damaged. Oats-1c better, 45952C for new
western: 6996le for old do. Codee-Dull. SD
gar-Steadyi l0X9ll4c for Cubas lls99l2o
for Porto Rico MolaSSeS-Dull; 50aSSc for
Cuba; 7Q975e for Porto Rico Petroleum
DnlI; 71Se for crude; 429iSc for refined In
bond. Pork-Exelted and Irregular; S29 SI6
80 g for new mess. closing at $50 cash; 500
% . for old do, and IS 90 for pTimes also 500
bbls new mess TO May, June and July, sellers
and buyers option, ut 50 SISe30 50. Beef
Firm; sl66zl for new prime mess 81 SO
"a 50 for new extra mess. Beer HamS-Un-
changed &C 81 50942 % Cut Meats-FlrmeT;
lI5<9l3c for shoulders: T9lSt<c for hams.
Bacon held higher, but very quiet. Lard
Decidedly firmers lS5$@32eSc. sButter-Qutet
at $50 4Sc for Ohios 42950c Tor state. Cheese
Dull At l5822c.
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Telegraph.
Spirit OF me stock market.

The Commercials money article says: ~
The stock market continues heavy ana IN
animate, though with q geneTn1Iy nrm UNI
deEtOne. The most significant featpfp OF The
market Is the increase OF buyefs option and
the almost total absence OF selIers' options.
There Is a public bear movements upon Erie,
the price closed y lower Rt the board. Read.
ing q still q faYoTite bull stock, the sales Mt
the board being 500 shares, closing at 1O71S
Michigan Southern Is steady at 12EkNt25
The miscellaneous list Is quiet, though gem
orally nrm. Governments AFequiet At about
The prices Of Saturday; 'l0-1os were H9N bet
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EuEeIsH NEIlFAthi
Pr lSIeaIner Cytf,ta.

Sales to-day 5000 Gales Including 1000 bales to
Spectators and exporters; market dull and
Iis@iS. Breadsta ijis ProvIsion Sa.
LONDON, April Is. Evening.-Consolsc closed
mt SG5S8SdSS.9 American SfochS-5-a0s 6SJSa
so3S Illinois Central 7sIS9sO; Erie shares
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NEW ;YoRR, May The report from
the hospital ship at quarantine. to-day,
states that one new case of cholera was
obtained on Saturday, and I'VE new
cases yesterday from the steamer Vfr-
efnia. There are now one hundred and
Twelve cases in the hospital.
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baltimore Market

Flour quiet. wheat nm at s IS for Penn, n.
gyIvanIn red Corn active and firTn.s 1870
for white, and s398le for yellow Oats ffEEn.
Provisions buoyAnt; lard, western 2Ios hulk
shoulders 125zc. Sugar quiet Groceries drm.
whisky dull; g . for PennsylVania, and
81 % for western.
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Toledo Market.

H9Sc better on the different grades. Corn
opened steady and closed Nc better. Oats
held at nc, 40 offered. Rye quiet Lake
sFreightS dull. fera.Ha. co. - a ''f
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q ....l5sl PoLIACK's e
NOTION HOUSE.

Just OPENED AND FOR SALE FoR-
81 eign goods mostly OF direct importation,
bought ut a very low rate for gold.l
600 dog. plain and hi1cy Cotton Hosiery
comprising gents, lafiiessa and ehilireils wear
qe0 doz- gaunGels, gloves, half gnultleis
and tnitts, Consisting of kid. CASTOR Isle
thread, six and silk wofste[l, In desirable
c0lofS- =-1-ll-aAs- = sH-A y -T7a-4 - f.t.-
800 doz handkerchief, new styles In SirIE,
linen, lawn and cambria. lasl.EG
90 doz- Heck-1e8, embracing all new de-
signs In fancy, plain and ribbon ties.
. 100 dog. Shirt Bosorns, supetdne grldes IN
linen and mRrseilieS 2
5000 Glaee Piper Collar Of Goldnnithss,
Congress, Comps and Evans manufacture
20Og doZ- j. a p. Coats and Stnnrts genuine
machine sewing cottons -i5-3s7se
600 BS. Stuart linen thread.
50 Ms. italian saving silk In akeinS and on
Sldoz. Looking Glasses, assorted sizes. with
a null stock or pins. hooks and eyes eomLIs
brushes, 1perfumeFyI soaps, pocket books,
beslis thImbles, needles; EnG rubber RoOd1
stationery, window blinds, school books,
EIates, hair mes, eTnbroiderfeF Hilk cord and
taSselS, velvet Ribbons, null line OF tanetas
ribbons, bonnet ribbons, skirt braids, coal
bindings, rulings, crochet braidz coat but
tons, hoop skirts, baImorals, vest buttons,
French coFsets, fancy dress buttons, and a
which the attention Of close buyeEs. Is ro-
-2mr61gl lslaa7 AUGUSTUS POLLAoK-
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RocHEsrKR, n. Y, May IA breach
occurred In the Erie Canal near Adams
Basin, thirteen miles west of this city,
at an early hour this morning. The
water is mostly gone from this level,
and the breach is probably bad one
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DAvENPoRT, Iowa, May THE
steamer Enterprise struck the Chicago
Rock Island railroad bridge to-day and
sunk; the deck cargo was saved. No
lives were lost.
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The Latest News.
BY TELEGRAPH.


BY the Union Line:
once, corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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The Worlds special says the Presi-
dent has ordered the release, on parole,
of Ex-senator VIM. 81. Gwin, now
confined in one of the forts below New
Orleans. Prominent Republican Sena-
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WIN leave WEDNESDAY, the 9th
I Pat 4 p. M, the elegant and fast
paaSenger steamer -----l- IL
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Steambuats.
ron CINCINNATI.

WEDNESDAY PACKET.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-12
EOR SALE

MRS. AMELIA II. PETERsON,
No. $40 MARKET STREET,
Next door to the City Hall)
wILMINGToN, DELAWARE,
Branch Of the famous
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE,
No. o02 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA,
KITCHEN UTENSILS,
CLOTHES wRINGERs,
TOILET sETTs,
WATERS
LETTERED CAKE, CHEESE COFFEE AND SUGAR
BOXES
ICE CREAM FREEZERs,
BIRD CAGES,
DOOR MATS, BASKETS,
TABLE MATS, BRUSHES,
FEATHER BUSTERS,
NAPKIN RINGS, BRACKETS,
SCOTCH PLAID GOODS,
PAPIER MACHE TABLES, WRITING DESKS,
BOXES, VASES,
ELEGANT ORNAMENTAL GOODS,
SUITABLE FOR GIFTS.
Orders filled for
PLATED WARES,
jan2-iy OF every description.