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Besides these there are many other ar
ticIes in like proportions constantly
used
In the engine depar tment, where there
are FIVE fuc.boilers for generating steam
for the warmth OF the building, about
three hundred bushels Of coal are on an
average, consumed every day. During
the scverest weather Of the year it re-
quires from four TO five firemen to per.
form this labor. The entire building is
furnished with gas and water, and 1t will
doubtless interest our readers to know by
what process the latter reaches the vari-
ons apartments. Located in the base
ment OF tho main structure is an Earl's
steam pump, which, by means Of an un-
derground pipe, draws the water from
the river in front Of the hospital, dis.
lance Of five hundred yards, and at a lift
oftwenty.onc feet deposits it into cis'
tern, from whence II is forced
by the action OF another pump and
similar process up an elevation Of ITO
feet into a reservoir on the hill back ol
the hospital. This reservoir has ca
pacity Of 5000 barrels, Through pipes
leading from this the water is conducted
into iron tanks situated in the attics Of
the main buildings, whence it is distrib'
uied to the various apartments through
system Of wrought.iron pipes.
1t may be somewhat startling to IN any
that the number OF insane now reported
under treatment in our hospital is so
large. 1t must bO confessed that at a
casual glance the figures are really ap.
palling. But, inasmuch as we are prone
to derive consolation from favorable
comparisons, statistics on the subject oil
insanity show that the ratio OF insanity
in this State is much below the general
average Of other States. We have about
one in every eleven hundred OF our pop
ulation, while several other States have
shout two in the same number.
The question frequently presents ltsel
whether insanity is on the increase
While some assert that it is not we ieel
tully justified in assuming that tits, In
tWt the majority OF scientists who have
given the matter much research and
study are clearly Of the opinion thai
there is gradual progressive increase oi
mental alteration. Statistics, at hand
are decidedly in keeping with this Opin'
ion. In the year 1850 they show that the
proportion Of insanity and idiocy in the
United States to the population was one
in seven hundred and thirty.eight; in the
year 1860 one in seven hundred and
thirty.threc; and in 1870 one in six hun
died and twcnty.three. We thus see that
within period Of twenty years the in
crease is very palpablc. No doubt thu
SAFi' responsible for the heavy increase
from 1850 to 1870. As to the most prob
able causes (outside OF war and like
'alamisies) Of this increase, statistics
'how formidable list OF them. One
OF the most prominent Is intemper.
anCe, In regard to other causes
Z" has been said that "there is
scarcely sdisease of the body, an emotion
0''ho mind, or feeling Of the heart that
may not act as an exciting, II not an &C
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FIRE RECORD.

MOBILE, April ls.-The Pennsylvania
College, now known as the Emerson In.
stitute, burned Sunday night. The build
ing belonged TO the American Missionary
Society and has been since the war used
for the education Of colorcd people.
INSANE ASYLUM PARTLY BURNED.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, April ls.-The
south wing OF the Insane Asylum at Mt.
Pleasant was burned to-day. The main
building is not damaged much. Loss
about 0,000; not insured.
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BALTIMORE, April ls.-Flour-Actiye,
firm and unchanged. Wheat-Steady and
firm; No. 2 western red 81 50al 81; Pelnsyl.
yania red 81 80. Corn-Weak and lower
western mixed G5kc. Oats-Quiet and
steady; western white 46a4sc; do mixed 43
a44c. Rye-Active and firm at S0as5c.
Hay-Scarce, firm and unchanged. Pro.
visions-Quiet and unchanged. Butter
Quiet and weak; western prime TO choice
3SaS5c; good to prime S0aSSc. Petroleum
Dull; crude 75Sasc; refined Axe. Coffee
Dull, heavy and unchanged. Whisky
Dull and steady at 81 l2H.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW York, April 1s.-MoNEY-C Closes
easy ut Sa4 per cent. Prime mercantile pa'
per IIsa6 per cent. Custom receipts $S52,:
zoo. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
S25, 900. Clcarings, $22, 100000. Shipments
Of specie to-day to Havana $i05,0O0.
sterling 4.S7a4.s9X.
GoLD = Opened at liSh and closed at
l1S. Carrying rates 11<a3 per cent. Loans
were also made dat.
navua an.furHa- -Skandv
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Obtaining Money Under False
IretenSeA.

CAMBRIDGE, o., April 17.-Dr. Rca, a
tobacco dealer at Washington, this conn'
ty, who recently made an assignment, be.
ing heavily involved both here and at The
East, was arrested at Athens county, this
State, and brought here last night, charg'
ed with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses from some Eastern parties. lie
waived an examination and gave the re-
ouisite security for his appearance.
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Cncinnntf.

C1ycISNAT1, April 1S.-Cotton Quiet.
Flour-Steadya and firm. Wheat-$1 Goal 80.
Oorn-IIigher at 65c. 0ats-Steady at Al
a4Sc. kye-Dull and unsettled at 76a77c.
Barley-Firm and unchanged. Pork-Dull
ut $99 80. Lard-Dull; steam 139EalS1Sc.
Bulk Meats and Bacon Dull and un-
changed. WhiSky-In good demand at
81 OF.
- HoesmDull; 70. !. - cOmpOn to good heavy
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
A sprinkle Of Xnr.

LONDON, April 1S.-Therc has beer
further fighting between Egypt and Abys.
sinia, and il is alleged that the Egyptian
army Is in great difficulties. King John
demands the abandonment Of the country
and the cessation Of MaSsowah. As Ha
wagen is Egyptian territory, and Masso'
wah q post Of Communication with it
further fighting will probably be pre-
ferred.
LONDON, April 1s.-The race for the
New Market Bretby plate was won by
Cerulens; Chaplet ID, Breechloader 81.
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New York Dry Goods.

NEw YORK, April 1S.-Business fairly
active with jobbers, but rather slow with
demand. Cabot blcached shirtings reduced
by agents: Prints In moderate request;
Washington fancy prints reduced Il cent
by agents. Pacific percales, lawns and or
CANDIES arc lower. Cotton dress goods are
quiet. Woolens dull. Shawls weak.
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HULL, April 1S.-The loss Of the Vic
toria, from Shields for snn Francisco,
appears to be beyond doubt. She had
besides Captain Jones, whose body was
found yesterday, twenty-five hands and q
pilot all Of whom were undoubtedly
drowned. .ltL
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aprill2:@The Pacific
Mail steamer Great Republic has arrived
from Hongkong via. Yokohama with
over a thousand coolies.
The treaty between Japan and Corea
was published March 20, and copies
handed to foreign representatives. Up
to that date the text OF the document had
been kept secret, in consequence ol qucs-
tions raised In the government as 10 the
expediency Of certain clauses, especially
that establishing ex.territorial iuriSdic-
tions
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TOLEDO, April 1s.-FIour - Firm
y .s Ts EiI. Nisbsan Ms Hs's 81 SfS. No.
do 81 IS; amber Michigan 81 Ssi no. re-
arm: hisE mixed 65c; seller May 6Sc; seller
June 81 1<c; lew mixed 54'<c; no grade 62c
damaged 6Oc. oats-Fismj No. 2, Ale
Michigan SIZE. t4 d r --.r
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ROBBERS CAPTURED.

A gang OF railroad car robbers who
have been operating on the roads coming
to ST. Louis from the East has been bro
ken up by the police.-John johnson,
Mike McMahan and Al. Hart have been
arrested and considerable amount of
goods belonging to merchants OF thiscity
caDtured.
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wAsurSoroS, April 1s.-T6e Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs to-day resumed the
examination ot Prof. Blake, which was
conducted BY Mr.. Hewitt. He was then
subjected 10 close crosS-examination by
the counsel for schenck on the subject oi
his reports concerning the Emma Mine
in 1871 and 1872. .,,
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LOUISVILLE, April 1s.-Charles Slew
art, colored, upon the authority Of an
Arkansas gentleman, has been arrested
here on the charge Of committing muir
der at the Hot Springs, two years ago,
Stewart was tecognized by a scar on his
head. Ia'
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Moody AND sANKEr.-Evsr since Mr.,

MOODY AND SANKEY.-Eyer since Mr..
Moody began to be prominent in evan.
gelizing labors he has been pursued by
the charge Of making money out OF them
in some way or other. All the charges
have fallen fat, so far, and II that exper.
fenced journalist, J. B. stillson Of the
World, is not at fault, the latest insinua.
tions are going the same way. Mr.. Still
sons statement is that when Mr.. Moody
first found his power over men, IN Chi
cago, his friend John v. Farwell told
him that he saw he was anxious TO 60
out and preach to men, and that he might
do SO without anxiety, for he (Fsrwell)
would see to 1t that his family was sup
ported, And, ever since, Mr.. Farwell
and a few other practical Christians Of
Chicago have fulfilled that agreement.
1t has been already authoritatively
stated that sum sufficient to cover the
cost Of living was paid both Moody and
Sankey.
Attempts to trace insanity to Moody's
preaching have not been successful. The
Catholic Reriew has found few cases,
however,-not Protestant, for as It re.
marks, "the Protestant mind is not very
easily lost, for obvious reasons !" but, "Of
those unwary Catholics who have ven
tured, knowingly, into danger, we know
OF three whose reason has been dethroncd
by it," Not surprising. The effort Of
thought is often too much for the un-
practiced mind. Religion "cut and dried"
as Convert" of Puseyite days honestly
called the Roman, is less bewildering to
the intellect. Blythe way, one of Moody's
Catholic visitors undertook to pray to
the Virgin Mary, at hippodrOme meet
ing, but they sung him down with San
key hymn.
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6isasIFous Breaks in the Levccs

New ORLEANS, April ia dis.
patch from Mr.. Geo. Foster, of Vicks;
burg says that disastrous breaks occurred
on Friday, above Bolivar, and at Ben
Lamonds, Mississippi, and at Bass Leyee
below Providence, They will do im'
mense damage. Foster estimates damage
at 81 900,
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cnMM1rrEr oN MrI1rARY AFFAIRs.

General Custer was before the House
Committee on Military Affairs to-day in
relation to the charge against General
Merrill OF receiving 5000 as bribe,
General Custer testified that all the In
formation he possessed on the subject was
contained in private letter to himself,
the author Of which he did not wish to
iiaclnaa
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SAN FRAscrsco, April 1S.-AIessrs.
Frank NJ. Paixley, Eugene Cassidy and
Mark L. Mcdonald have been appointed
delegates to present the Chinese question
to the consideration Of Congress.
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VETOED ny Tur rREsIpENr.

The Preaident returned to the Senate
this afternoon the bill Which provides for
reducing the salary OF the President to
$25,0O0 per annum, from and after the
4th OF March next, with message stat
ing his reasons for not approving 1t. The
veto message was not however read to-
Iay
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The Senate Finance Committee has re-
cciyed from Commissioner Pratt letter
in response TO. the inquiry as to the pro-
priety and expediency OF abolishing the
office OF the Supervisor Of Internal Rev.
enue. The Commissioner writes that il
the same power to administer oatm, ex-
anime books, papers, &C., and compel the
giving Of testimony be conferred spon
revenue agents, to be exercised under the
direction Of the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue, the office Of Supervisor may be
abolished without loss 10 the service and
with considerable saving to the Treasury.
He recommends that this be done, and in
course Of his communication says that
during the last fiscal year the amount al
lowed for salaries and expenses Of the ten
Supervisors averaged Sl3,775 each.
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ST. LOUIS, April1S.-The proprictors Of
the Missouri State Lottery have brought
suit against the Board Of Police Commits:
sioners, asking one hundred thousand
dollars damages for breaking up their
business by late raids upon their offices
and the seizure Of their property.
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New ORLEANS, April ls.-The seventh
Texas State Fair commences in Houston,
May I'd, and continues five days. Greai
preparations are being made for races
each day. Special excursion rates from
the West and South will be effected.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Quiet
lrAmR SRCupTTTRS-Dull.

STATE SEcuRITIES-Dull.
SroCEs-opened irregular but in the
main weak, the decline ranging from Z to
IL, the latter Pacific Mail. lake Shore
fGll off 1 per cent Subsequently the de;
cline was recovered, but ut the second
board the market was weaker again. AT
the close recovery took place, and the
market was dull and steady except for
Granger stocks, which were slightly slower
than at the opening. Western Union, Rock
Island, and Erie were Y TO higher. The
transactions were $4,000 shares, Of which
$4,000 were Pacific Mail, $4,000 Western
Union, 5000 St. Paul, 5000 Erie. 3, ,OoC
Lake Shore, and 1000 Michigan Central
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POLITICAL NOTES.

NEW York, April 1s.-A Nationa
Convention OF Liberal Republicans il
called to meet in this city May 9Th, t
take action in reference to the Nationn
Convention, &c.
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An order was given on Monday at
Montreal for the extradition Of DR..
Worms, who has been found guilty Of
forgery.
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...l -. q, H. .Io,L-orement Of mans
.Ss' sas.o..s ..'s d., D, % :. wo aid intemperance
s"a0 - a." 49, 49,, - nrol;6c sources Of men.
:. -, ~. IT," y, ' T. Ioe. mi alone net by
,;.s", ~. StI ;.s"ono. =. an e.ei,ipp cause, but
80 :. ..,';a. ,'" = nnors fearful relation as
.I;'no.;rg c,u.e, The habitual drunk.
"n,siI. "non bis progeny the evils Of
-; ~" o~n ;,d,scrs,;op Tbey are usually
Jascisn, in nerve force and power, are
Scccntric, wayward, and Of enieebled con.
.,;,u,;ous and ara consequently Int little
pre paretl to contend with the yiciss,tudes
NJ lie. and finally succumb an essy prev.
10 the ruling fancies OF their di,ordered
brains.
Not only Ia insanity increasing in the
limited s,.,es hut The ,a., .ono,,. f,ou
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A delegation OF merchants from Pitts
burgh, Titusyille, Cleveland, &C., ap
peaTed before the House Committee OF
Commerce to-day in favor Of q bill Il
regulate commerce and prohibit unjus
determinations by common carriers
Messrs. Patterson, Of Titusville, and Hos
te,ter and Duff, Of Pittsburgh, made ar
gumcnts, and after full discussion tht
committee entertained a proposition Il
investigate the whole subject and call be
fore them witnesses and documents.
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pitfsbnrgh.

PITTSBURGH, April 1s.-Petroleum-
Dull; crude weak, sellers ut 50 10 at Par.
ker's; refined l4%c, Philadelphia delivery.
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SENATE.

"a resolution instructing the Commit
tee on Judiciary to inquire into the ex'
pediency OF providing reasonable stat
ute Of Limitations bearing upon the right
on the part OF the United States TO sue
upon official bonds, with leave to report
by bill or otherwise, was agreedto.
MIR, oglesby, from the Committee or
Public Lands, reported a bill 10 dispose
Of the lands formerly covered by The
waters OF Piscar.ee Lake, Illinois. Passed
with an amendment providing that moth
ing in the act shall lie construed to con.
vey any other title than the release o.
that now existing in the United States In
and to said land. g-
The unfinished business was then taken
up, being the bill authorizing the re-
paving OF Pennsylvania avenue.
Mr.. Bayard moved an amendment SC
rs 10 limit the maximum cost OF the
pavement TO 81 per square yard instead
Of 81 90 persquareyard. Rejected; yeas
10, nays %.
Mr.. Logan snbniittsl- an amendment
providing that the act shall not be SO con
strued as to require the United States
Government 10 pay more than one-third
OF the whole cost Of said pavement. Re
jected; year 10, nays 20.
The bill was then read the third time
and passed. Yeas 37,,,nays H..
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NEw ORLEANS, April ls.-MOlasses =
Demand active; fair to prime fermenting
3SaiSc, Sugar-Unchangcd.
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Mr.. Morrill,, OF Maine, called up HOUSE
bill making appropriations TO supply tht
deficiency in the appropriations for thu
fiscal year ending June 80, 1876, and fol
prior years.
Various amendments proposed by th'
Committee on Appropriations were agrcet
to, among them the following: For the
payment Of mileage to Senator's who
took their seats at the session which con
yened on the 9th Of March, 1875, b,
proclamation OF the President, who were
not members Of the previous Congress
SG.3OG; for labor in Senate. $4,000; fol
folding documents, 81 400 for horses ant
wagons for Senate $500.
Mr.. Edmunds moved an amendment
providing that the payment for mileag'
TO Senator's should be for actual traye
only. Agreed to.
An amendment Of the Committee OF
Appropriations appropriating $4,000 tt
nay tho compensation and expenses O
the Black Hills Commission was agreed
TO, Also an amendment appropriatine
S73,500 to defray the expenses OF exhib
iting articles belonging to the United
States at the Centennial.
Mr.. Sherman submitted an amcndmen
appropriating $1,000 to enable the Sec
retary Of the Treasury to pay for th,
stone delivered under contract for tn,
poStofiice building at Parkersburg, Yves
Va. Agreed 10.
Mr.. Morrill,, OF Vermont, moved {
strike out the proyiso in the bill as j
came from the House OF Representatives
That all officers appointed by the Presi
dent for the territories shall reside in thl
same, respectively, for which they shal
be appointed. Agreed 70.
Mr. Allison submitted an amendmcn
appropriating $50, 900 for the subsistenc
Of the Apache Indians at the Southern
Apache Indian Agency, New Mexico
Agreed 10.
Mr.. Paddock submitted an amendmcn
providing that nothing in the bill con
tained should DO construed 30 as 10 ALLOW
compensation TO the members Of the Blacl
Hills Commission who are prohibited
from receiving the same by the revise'
statutes Of the States. Agreed To-.
The bill having been considered In tn
Committee OF Whole, was reported TO tn,
Senate, and the question was on agreeing L
the amendment made in the Committed
OF Whole. -
Mr.. Edmunds moved to insert furthe
clause in regard to the payment OF
compensation to the Black Hills Com
missioners,so as to provide that the com
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The Sergeantat.Arms Of the House to
day produced Hallet Kilbourne befor.
Chief Justice Carter, and in his return
claimed that writ OF habeas corpul
could not legally reach the case: Thu
Judge ordered the Marshal 10 taxi
charge Of Kilbourne pending the hearing
To facilitate the hearing the Judge re
quested the counsel to furnish briefs and
postponed the case until tomorrow. Xii
bourne was returned to jail in custody O
the Marshal. -
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The silver bill as reported from the
Senate Finance Committee, allows hold
ers Of bullion to exchange 1t at mar
ket value for the new dollar at their face
value or for United States notes at par.
The proposed limitation Of the issue Of
silver dollars to $50, 900, 900, has not been
incorporated in the bill, but the bill is
still subject to change by the committee.
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OyYluH oV TuK CHIKB SEeNAL oIEicEE,
WAaIISGToN, DC, April l9-i a. n.

PROBABILITIES
For Tcnnesses and Ohio Valley, stu
tionary or falling barometer, south and
east winds, warmer and clear followed BY
partly cloudy or hazy weather.
For the Lower Lakes stationary
barometer, south and variable winds
partly cloudy and warmer weather.
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Henry G. Bowen has Withdrawn from
the Congregational Union. - F5i'
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bill to amend the laws relating 10 th'
legal tender Of silver coin, and he gave
notice that lie would call it up on Thurs
day.
The bill as reported and recommended
for passage by The Finance Committee is
in It's full text, as follows:
BE il enacted &C., That there shall bt
coined at the mints OF the United'Statcl
silver dollar OF the weight OF 4l2 S.l(
troy Of standard silver emblems and de
vices, and the inscriptions OF which shall
conform to those prescribed by law fol
gold and silver coins OF the United States
with such modification thereof as ma!
be necessary to render said dollar readily
listinguishable from the trade dollar, ant
in the coinage and delivery therof th'
same deyiations from standard weigh
and iineness shall be allowed as are pre-
scribed by law for the trade dollar, ant
said dollar herein authorized shall b.
legal tender at its nominal value for an!
amount not exceeding $50 in any one pay
ment, except for custom duties and in
terest on the public debt, and the trad
dollar shall not hereafter be legal tender
Sec. 9. That the Secretary Of the Treas
ury Is hereby authorized to exchange th,
silver dollars herein authorized for al
equal amount Of United States notes
which shall be retired and cancelled ant
not be again replaced by any other notes
and all United States notes redeemed un
der this act shall be held 10 be n part o
the sinking fund provided for by existing
laws, the interest TO be computed thereon
as in case OF bonds redeemed under act
relating to the sinking fund.
Sec. 8. Any owner OF bullion may dc
posit the same at the mint, to be taken a
| its market value, as ascertained and pub
liciy announced from time to time by th'
Director OF the Mint with the approval o
the Secretary Of the Treasury, and to b
paid for eitker in silver dollars or in golt
coin or in United States notes. Bulliol
for coinage Of the said silver dollars ma!
be procured in the mode provided for a
to other silver coin by section 1926 OF thu
revised statutes Of the United States, tn,
gain and wastage 10 be accounted for Al
| =. oo;J aaotton
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Cincinnati Retail Hay and Straw
Mnrkef
PHOTOGRAPHS.

Having been engaged in the Photograph business
for several years Ia The city. have re-opened the
Gallery lately Truxel's)
1929 Market Street,
Below Mcclure House, and have furnhhed the
Rooms throughout with New Instruments. You
can have frsi-elAS Photographs, Ferotypes, and
copies made from old Pictures at reasonable prices
Fresh Stock of Frames,
Embracing oil the New Patterns, on hands, to which
invite your attention. ,
api7 JOHN BROWh.