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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-23

THE largest aud fines, stock Of ready
made Clothing you will find at
GOLD BRD-,
No. llO7 Main st.
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Two secondhand Pianos for sale cheap
At ". $. Ilulchins' Music Store, No. 60
Twelfth street.
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TnE ARCHIVES COMiSG.--GoU jacob
yesterday received diapalch from Mr..
benjamin Daily, hi. private Secretary,
stating that the State property at Charles
ton had all been loaded upon the batges.
The dispatch was received at 1880 4. ".
AZ there i. nothing 10 keep the bargcs at
CIIntlcston, ii ia probable that they left
Immediately afterwards. II ~, they
should have been at the mouth Of the Ka-
nawhab by = o'clock last evening, and will
l,c due here Saturday morning. There
nte two bafgcs in tow Of the steamer Iron
Valley.
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CALI and see the new Fall styles in
Dry Goods and Carpets at
j. ". FERRELs,
Corner Main and 10Th SITS.
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Ghe4ntelttqenter
THURSDAY, SEPT. ~. 1878.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Store to IAt-J. q. Robinson.
linsc BALL Mniuals n. Standard.
Clothing Gold Bros.
Republican County Committee.
Soiice II. II. Icndlelon, Assignee.
FOR Cincinnati aud I.0ui.Yille-Slenm
r. fanchDn.
Iropp,als Tor Conl NJ. +. lIullilcn.
Agent Wanted VIM Thomp,0n
Dissolution Stanton Bros.
Ncw Firm Stanton Il Davenport.
Book. and Stationery Stanton 4 Dny,
port.
CopnflnesIrip Vim. \. Turner.
Wanted, books 10 keep
Centennial Singer
Sew Fail and Winter Is-Gco. X
Taylor go.
Drug, LII. Silycy.
TmrnTUNEtER RECOnp.-fhp follow.
ing hOws the range II the thermometer,
IA Oblcfycl nj Silyrys drug store, corner
opposite the l'o.loilleo, yesterday:
sAM AN arM 7rG
~ ~ 10 "
THEnE WA heavy frost out in the
country I'nc,Iay night.
-
4 rwrnAcrED meeting ia in session nj
the Fourth street N. H. Church.
TnE temperance ladies u this city have
called State Convention Tor the 18th ult.
IT takes the sun about two hours and n
half to dry out the darkness Of these
mornings.
4 VALUABLE hor.c belonging 10 Jacob
Berger died uf collie on the Island Tues.
day night
TUE ball brigade under the command
ii Gen. Mahonry, wns yesterday employ.
In cleaning the wharf.
THE State archives are expected here
IN Saturday. Lett have t0ruhlight
procession, Ut something.
THE work Of rebuilding the Church Of
the Immaculate Conception, Eighth
Ward, is progressing rapidly.
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The Castle then proceeded to elect
representatives to the Supreme Castle Of
the World, and chose the following per.
sons: Il. =. Richardson, Of Keyser City;
A. &. MetriGeld, Of Wheeling; James. j..
Jewell, Of Piedmont. The remainder Of
the session wa occupied In adopting Il
constitution and bylaws, and transacting
other business Of no special interest.
About o'clock the Castle njpurned, to
meet at Keyser City on the first Tuesday
u I'ehrnaty, 1875. at ! O'clock r. 81.
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THE work Of rebuilding the Church Of
the Immaculate Conception, Eighth
Ward, il progressing rapidly.
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One nv BfrE Dvolllng liDus ulil rDm,, iull
lgt n EfDIBd silFisiiDy " H1rf, me Il The fni-i
views u tiiy ~ h" ipupL, AlU UUT tD8ht lpi ~.
ldHlhg The shave.
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MEETfSG " TEWPEEATcE PEOPLE.
IN put.uaHcc VI n call Published in the
daily paper, meeting of the friends oi
temperance wa. held in the Fourth Street
~ T.. Church Yesterday afternoon for tic
purpose II making arrangements lpf tn"
Organization II Wmnins State TEN.
I~ranre Union.
The meeting was wcll attended, and
very cn,huGiatc. Mr.. DR.. Kelley, by
virtue 81 her Office =. President 81 the
Woman Temperance League ofthi. '4ty
occupied the chair, and Mi.a Taylor, d
ge Wheeling Female College, was elected
Secretary.
After a spirited debate the ladies de.
cidcd by a unanimous vote ~ i..ue call
10 their sisters throughout the State Il
meet in this city three week. from to-day
October ~ for the pufpp,e 81 organ.
ling State Temperance Union.
4 Finance Committee wn- appointed
by the chair, consisting Oi Capt. John
Iingga, Mis- Amanda Lit and Mis- Tay.
lOr.
Mr.. Chester b. Hubbard, Mr.. Isaiah
Warren, Mrs.. Elder Ball, aud two other
llhics whose name VIZ were unable Il
learn, were constituted a deception Com
mitice.
a Committee u Arrangement, to con
.i.t of two ladies from each ward, was al
~ appointed.
The meeting was most harmonious
aud the different committees went cner.
getically to work Immediately after the
adjournment.
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MARSHALL JACEsoS.-Mr. Charles T..
Jack.on yesterday called at our Office to
inform M that our informant was mistnk.
en- about Marshall JncksDna insanity IN
bridgeport. lie snys that Mr.. Marslnll
Jackson has not yccn Mr.. Nngcnt, except
at distance, for three weeks, and that he
consequently did not "arin himseli with a
butcher knife and advance toward Mr.
Sugent in threatening manner IN Sat
utIny lnsl, "a stated by us. lie aIao says
that Mr. jackson ha. not been violent at
any time. The Probate Judge u Belmont
county has, we understand, cent Mr..
Jackson to an a.ylnm.at Athens, Ohio.
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GREAT bargains In coloretl shoes at
l.. Y. BLOND's.
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pc. lie P3Ee: q tie anss: orator
that ever cIsil=i a. asdislesz could
pa.r. he is.lEr.I period, TIA: ever fell
i;1m IL lip. o: NeCaslsE, Clay or a
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The l1uSisrcs be IA. pllSei in lie.
TIE Lgagr sLifh !OG have conferred
gI1a Es lJ-iay i, more u X pTlEs5i th=R
The Gown, ~! kIE,' " the high sSGHiIEg
ii.lz, ~! rDbi.Iiy.7 Although M elE-
L=lyi1E sta the My..ic Chain i. o! 4
. yery recent date, yet i: nes1, ~ long eI-
. Esf.srce to teach OEe SHAT yOg al know
.ygg.l-ihe great and noBls Oby-C.. Of OgF
order We EEgE tina! u, Obscts aye Rot
political, nor are lhsT oJaarsd u aGy de-
domination OF .egi, Ali sc are banded
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iJr the eI.elyigH Of human -ymIaihy and
human biUlAerhDgI. It Ia. ben the
mean. o! embracing Ia one Common band
u Uliiy, lh0u.aHd. 81 men o! every creed,
4 every cline, AMI Of every t0DgGs-aH
Order 9Th .uch era!lsi principle. 4.
our. mustalEsy, "gy iorsari7 and never
JacEEald.
an proud to ~ tia, ihi. day u.her.
into existence the ssoDld Select Cattle 0i
the World, Ancient Order knight. Of tie
My.,ic Chain. To-day Se Trile upon our
glorious banner another .tar-We.i Viz
.in!a-ard a. .he "a. not recFelHi ia
Outs 10 the hour d the nation. peril, /
trust and Ielieye her .DBs will aIway,
Prove lhem-elye. worthy u the motto Se
in.cfib4 upon our e.cUlcheon "Lpyal,y,
Obedience aHI Fidelity Ne,hink. !
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TIE State archives are expected here
IN Saturday. lets have torrhlight
procession, or something.
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"Fig1 Allsghshy'i lIHTsl tsps
WHARF TIE diIf1s are fIfsf Daysing,
AIlyl i4s E4s kISs ss''rTH ,!Jsl
m sIYfzE4s AZ 1GgAtsF 1Yuils.
All true Ols-iistsE myIhtlIn-tsTn-
aBlgp hrggIh H. -rhagy af.hs-,
As1Ggg 9Th Fsf.'l.t7s ss-sp
Ells FIglIis'F .DJDgs f.lf be-.
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iStifs sIlgiD4s slbg b. heard
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-24
W. quote prices from tnie Y Oh froa last week.
Pbultry-0 Mccarthy sold quantity OF live
geese ct 81 head. Old hens ct l23e Y h this week.
BOSTON MARKETS.

BOSTON MABkEVS.
WKpHnDAY. Dec. %. 1875.
FLOUR-The demand for Flour has been modsr
ate. SALES 81 81 Is o. Is for Western .upsrans
oonsin extras $6 90 % 90 for Minnesota extras
Sc Is a Is fo- white wheat Ohio, Indiana and
Michigan; ;SR5 a ! % for Illinois; and g 90
y 90 for st. Louis, including choice and fsvoritt
brands. Corn Meal has been In moderats donna nd
aud has been selling at 50 40 o 50 Y bb
Dat Meal ranges from Sc so a 70 ' Dbl. - to the
quality. Buckwheat at g 62i@2 rs ' 100 ns.
6RAIN-The market for Corn has boon lower
during the week. Sales have been ct Ct o 100 y
bushel for mixed and yellow. Oats have been
quiet. The sales have been at Is o 500 Y
1$I 90 v bushel Shorts have been selling st 3ls
40 00H ton Fine Feed at t22 90 % q Middlings
at s2l 50@23 v ton. In Barley sales have been at
s5c1 30S bush.
PROVISIONS. Pork has bssn In fAir demand
prices in favor of buyers. The sales have been at
3l50 u SO for prime; So GO % p 90 for mess and
S2i0 SIS 90 Dbl Tor clear and extra clear. As TO
quality. Beef Is firm and Is in demand. with
sic 50 % II 90 for family. Lard Is in steady
demand. The sales have bssn at l3t 0l4c Y b for
steam and kettle rendered. Smoked Hams are
PRODUCE. The Market for 6ns Butter IL In good
demand. The sales Of choice New York and
Vermont dairies have been at 81 q 35ci with
to good range from % q 300 v b, IS to quality.
Cheese Is in fair demand. Sales have 6een at
10 Gl3.c Hh. White Beans at 81 500 IS Y bushel
for medium, extra pea at 81 81 q z TO- and
yellow eyes at $225 "a " bush. Eggs at 35c Y
doz. for Northern and Eastern. Potatoes at Is
G6ec v bushel. Apples are selling at 81 % a 80
q bbl
WOOL. The demand for Domestic Wool sont,n uss
good and full prices readily obtained for all
kinds. Sales not so heavy this week Sales include
1000 lbs Ohio and Pennsylvania deeces at a a
45c, 10000 TBS Michigan, at 4i047c; rs 600 ms Wis
csnsin. and other ffeeces at ~ "a 45c. Y L.
l25, 900 lbs combing and deaine feeces at % ass,
for washed. and 43Di5ic v b for unwashed; 5000
lbs unwsshed and unmsrchantabIe lceoes at
~ 4i1 Pit.
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las Coin .S-P Sunday was By lar the
.oidast dsy Of the season. thus Tar. snd the
thermometer went down a low a. ii often
does n thu latitude Il remained mum
bel # degrees below zsro oil day, ADJ 81
uile O'Clock ala The evening registered ~
loS a. 10 B5.30. and ct IL clock a bad
fallen to is below The cold snap CON
mencet Friday night, when the mercury
Suddenly cropped from ~ to So 5atuf-
DAY it remained aboat that hguIe, and
ou SUNDAY took another descent a md
Gated
The state u the weather recalls the pre-
dictions Of Professor lice. made and pub
lished during the krst part ot November
which have thus tar proved much more Nc
ourate than the majority OF such proguos-
ticstione Professor Tee toretOld very cold
weather about the 25th Of November then
warmer about the 5th Of December, and
then cold for another week warmer from
the 18th to the 18th. and then cold again
lie then predicted that about the 2oih II
will be warm about the 3Oth cold, very
cold. until January 9th then warmer I'll
the 18TH then very cold to the 90sh ther
warmer for few days. followed by eol(
weather until about the closs of the month
The month Of February will be very hoisl
erous. generally warm. but with 7hor
spells of intensely cold weather.
Monday morning the mercury reg lsierst
I41 below zero down town. and le0 below
CT the hill
AtCambridge, Monday morning, the Their
mometer marked 340 below zero. At New
port, Vermont. lhis morning, the mercury
stood at 3Oe below at Barton Landing
34o; ct Lyndon, 81 at Montpelier. 80
at Barre &c.
On Monday morning the thermomete
registered p : below zero at Bristol y
at Richmond 30 at Governor Peck's resi-
dence in Jericho "a at Huntington; 70 a
Stowe l5 at Island Pond At Randolph
Centre the mercury ranged as follows sun
day. at q IN. Il : below zero IL M, IL
shutdown, &c. 9 p. u. 80 Monday, { SO 3
n, "a II m, Is.
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SShenck's Mandrake pm.

WI be louGd to possess those qualities necessary
T. the total eradication Of all bilious attacks
prompt t. start the secretons Of the liver and gys
healthy tone to the entire system Indeed. 1t Is
no ordinary discovery in medical science 10 have
Invented remedy for these stubborn complaints
which deyelope al the results produced by here
to,ore free U.s. Of caomsl. mineral justly dreaded
~ mankind, and acknowledged TO DO destructive
N the extreme 10 the human system. That the
properties CT certain vegetables comprise all the
virtues Of cslomel without is injurious tendencies
Is now n admitted fact, rendered indisputsble by
scientific researches ard those who uss TIE Man
drake Fils VIII be iglly satisfied that the best
medicines sre those provided by nature ID the
common herbs and rJots Of tie 6elds
These pills open the bowels anu correct 81 bilious
arrangements without salvation or any ol the
iriurou; effects Of calomel or other poisous The
secretion Of bile is pr NOTED BY these pills as viii
be seen by the 4ltersi color Of tie stools. and dis
appsirin- Of the -sllsw complexion and cleansing
.i the tongue
Ample directions W U.s. acoompauY esaa s,H u
PILLS.
Prepared olls - J. II. sshelek 1 eon, a. Iaeir
principal Once. corner Sixth AID Arch Streets,
Philadelphia, ana foF sale By al drug. So a1i
dealers Prce cents per BOX
nec1 de5iAw 3p
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INV ENGLAND NEWS.

IERKI5LE rxPLosI1S PERSONS KILLED
AND WOUNDED.
EosToS. Mass, Dec 22-Shortly before
seven O'Clock this evening, a terrible ex-
pl0si0n occurred 10 South Boston, by which
large number of persons were injured and
several killed As vet il il impossible to
learn ne cause Of the explosion or the ex-
tent of damage. \ large gas main running
under Federal street bridge TO South Boston
and thence along the waters edge under
the pavement on Federal street, exploded
with loud report, tearing up tho pave
nent for 4 distance of 80 feet or more.
The street was thrOnged with people at the
time. and many were buried under the
debris. CrosEy'- grain warehouse was
badly shattered and viii have 20 b. taken
down fhe foreman was instantly killed
Ii a. supposed several persons were blown
into the water, and several dead bodies
have already been taken out
THg KILLED AND WOUNDED.
The following Is the list OF killed and
wounded so far as sscertained al this hour
IL p IN Edward F S4nderson, foreman
of Sumner Crosby's grain warehouse, died
80 minutes after being taken from the
ruin,. II n. d. Kemp. chief clerk PEN
SION ONCE, Killed. Patrick v Brien. taken
to hi residence, supposed to be fatally in
jursd Timothy Sullivan, leg broken and
injured internaliy-will die Charles T.
Grim. fatally injured John Mahonsy,
severely injured Edward Remington, Jr
Ellen Field, Michael Field. Samuel ,oiins
Kate Muller, Bernard Steepes, jacob
Crauch and John Fernali. badly Injured
Eight VI nine persons who are known 10
have been in the vicinity at the time Of the
explosion are missing. and are supposed 10
have been blown intothe water and drowned.
Parties are now engaged in graphing.
SUPPOSED CAUSE OF The EXPLOSION.
1t Is supposed the recent cold weather
caused the pipe to burst, and the ground
becoming impregnated with gas the latter
was By some means igniied 1t is feared
several persons are buried under the debris
At the bottom OF the river
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by Telegraph.
New York Money ami SOCK Markets.
NEW YORK. Dec. 22.
MONEY easie. at ca Fer cont; after leaning {;
per cent gold.
PRIME Mercantile Paper A. ca: Der con;
STERLING firm at 4s6diss..
GOLD opened at ll3f and closed - .t3s
CLEARlNGS, $40 OH, 600
CUSTOM RECEIPTS sI65 IN
TREASURY disbursements si57 go
GOVERNMENT BONDS are dull and fraction
lower.
STATE BONDS steady except Tennessee which
s lower.
RAILROAD BONDS urn.
STOCKS opened "a; below Yesterdays closing
During the first hour there was an advance Of to
Z. After IL o'clock the market was heavy and pri
ees declined to the latter Lake Shore At the
close socks were generally frmer with the excep-
ton OF New YORK. Central, 81. Joseph and Western
Union which were weak.
Transactions aggregated iei coo shares with prin-
cipaI dealings IS follows. Lake Shore, 50 Co.,
Erie, ii O0J Northwestern, {. 90; preferred 80
Pacific Mail, 500; ct Paul, 900: pfeferred 80
Western Union, 2O001 michigan Central, 5000 ;
Uhios, 90.
GOLD closed at ll3t4li3:
MONEY closed At per cent. iof Currency u scid
and -! for premium, closing st latter.
ONERSMEaiS are quoted dull and lower
STATE BONDS are quoted quiet and steady.
eIOChS &C i've and unsettled.
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lie eitiou iaT 1871 1fthe sterl Medical Annual,
known as Hostetters Almanac. = no. tsSiy, and
msy be obtained, lroo Of est, O. druE.. and zen
eTsl country dealers in all parts OF tha Uaitei
States aud British America, and indeed II every
civilized portion Of the Western Hemisphere. 1t
combines with tna s5uuiest practical advice FOR the
preservation 7Id restoration OF health, large
amount OF interesting and amusing light reading,
and the calendar. as;rouom cal calculations chron-
olozical items, As, prepared with great care,
aud will he found entirely accurate. The issue VI
Hostetter's Al4anao ior 1876, will probably be the
largest edition Of medical work ever published 10
any country Tue perpetrators. Messrs. Hostetter &
Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa, 81 receipt Of E two ceot
stsmp, will for=srd copy y mail t. any person
wh0 calaot procure one 10 his neighborhood-
Dec u, 1ocdksit
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BRACE OF RUNAwAYs.-Monday after
noon. u horse belonging to II. S. Read, Of
Essex Junction. standing at the upper end
OF Church street. was struck by passing
team and took fright and ran. 1t ran up
Church street, struck violently against the
iron fence OF the [ nitarian church, final
ly entered the churchyard and went through
two CT three Of the back yards Of Locust
sheet houses. caIry ing away clothes lines
aud fences 10 its mad eareer Finally the
animal was stopped. but it had 30 severely
injured itself that it died almost Instantly
The horse was valuable one and a great
loss t. the owner The sleigh and harness
weIe complete wreck. and some fifteen
dollars worth Of screws. which Nj Reed
had Just purchased. were .lrewn along the
road and were almost a complete loss
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-24

NA1tRyILLE On McEdly moIning last .
tic mercury stood at "A below zero. Iais
a. hy far the coolest weather this winter
The New Years ball, at the Mountain
spring House, will take place On Friday
evening, Dee. 3Ist, 1915. Music will be
furnished by Lewis smith Bill s. SO
lt is now expected that at the Christmas
tree festival, to be held IN Friday evening
next, presents viii DO made 10 the pastors
If the two churches in this place. besides
th5 usual gifts that are made hy family
member This is a step 40 The right direc
ton Neither ol cur faithful ministers
live IN town. hut We expect they viii be
remembered
X Is now ii TACT that We must LOSE the
machinery IN our W0o.len mill. a Il a. be
ing taken down and several loads have al
ready been taken away Ii has been sold
to parties in Wino0ski This machinery i
nearly nen having been run hut one year
-ince II was put in the mill. We are soon
t. have railroad near Us and the abund
ance OF water power which We are favored
with ought TO stimulate odi people TO keep
such valuable property in town
The revival meetings ~ charge u Rev
A l. Cooper. p. E.. and Rev ) {. Vail.
commenced here on Friday evening last,
and continued until Monday morning The
quarterly meeting was held Oh the Sabbath
deep religious feeling was manifested
through the meetings and several CONVEX
sons are the result OF their lab0rs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-24

IHt '-5F D4LIts1 " Arr Daring the
,.aI i.-f passed the Park Gallery OF Ar
has bs.a enriched b7 the following additions
sd oasis ste Models Of the tive orders OF
.uaJ55ua5 the Ham Of the Capitol
10 mel tls ,.=-iu-oi The Vatican (Romel
,ss Venus G-uatI.z iJhs Louvre. Pans
5r. Ja.sa,- Abrams Berlin the Theseuz
u the Ps1tleUon lBsit Museum LondOn)
- slab from the f1iezs Of the Parthen1n
iit,5I Tvs slabs from the Metopss Jt the
farthl1on 3ittol tbs Dukes Lorenzo and
Julian Ie Msiici. from bronze reductions Of
tbo statues BY Michael Angelo (Floreneel
q bust oi -Imner, by Powers. tue gilt Of
senator Morrill, q painting by Ehren
tsrg. Of Dresden. Of Roman Girl. given
By L J. Phel7- E-Q. an engraving Of
tue painting bY De La Roche, entitled
hcmicycle &c ] Ecoie de- Bsaux Arts. pre-
-,utei by D5rman Z Eaton. E.l OF New
I5rt su engraving Ut the Delphic S,b}l.
,rom tie ceiling Of the Si7tine Chapel, the
g.it "a Rev l. "a Ware quaTto volume
.iia.--imus= Of ancient MSS published By
the t)Haphicai society OF London. pre-
seated by Prof ii " Haynes some en
aIasel r0riTsit-, etc the gift Of the Super
iateudent Of the Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing ashingtonl, interesting print
vi Nathan Read given By Hon. David Read
aud forty Photographic views OF the To-
-5mlIe region. presented by Mrs william
Norris. OF san Francisco.
IL order 10 complete, for the present.. the
collection OF casts. the Trustees desire 1,
place IN The Gallery a cast 0l the Mercury o.
tie Vatican. the cost Of which. including
transportation would amount 10 ab0ui
leo