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Continued. !

''SIt was for France alone, and that Il
might avoid the evils of an intestine war
that he abdicated the Grown in 1914 He
restored to the French people the rights
which he held from them he left them at
liberW to seek a new master, and to found
their liberty and their happiness ON INSTITUTE
Ons for the protection of both.
"l1e hoped for the nation the preservation
OF all that 1t had acquired in twenty f We years
of Combat and glory, the exercise of its So
vereignty in the choice of dynasty, and in
the stipulations of the conditions on which
that dynasty would be called to reign.
"He eXpecteddrom the new government
the respect for the CORY ef the armies. the
rights OF the brave, the guarantee of ali the
ne" interests, OF those interests which have
been in existence and supported for half a
century, resulting from all tie political and
civil laws; observed and revered during that
time, because they are identified with the
manners, the habits, and the want of the ma
toa
Far from this. every idea Of the soyer.
eighty OF tue people was get aside.
Lte principle ON which the whole politi-
cal and moral legislation has rested since the
revolution has equally been set aside.
" France has been treated by the Bourhore
as arevoted country, re-con1uered NV tbs
arnsot rs ancient masters, and subjected a
gain to teudal domination.
''Lour S.aGislaus Xavier has roi.y,dsr-
stoodthc Treaty, which alone rendered. the
throne OF France vacant, and the abdjcufinn
ot'whch alone entitled him to ascend it.
Gle pretended TO have reigned ninc,esep
years insulting ~ THIS manner the govern
''ien'S established since thss TINE, the people
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NfsESCE

HEREBY GIVEN, That at the next August
Court OF buckingham Coenty, at the Court-hcuse
Nerso' we shalt sell, at pah'c auction, los cash,
LANDS g LOTS,
~ 'at County returned deInquent for the non-pay
ment o' the ses OF The las, year will be suiiei
20 discharge the arrears of taken wch shall then re-
man unpaid Tor that year. ami ten per centum DANA
yes ohereot together with IN. OF Ia present
year.
ne Ssies wlt commerce Oh the FIRST day Of the
completed.
he subscribers are authorised receive all tsxes
anu damages, al any time before tine faud shall be
Sold
= a list Contemporaries may he seen In the Clerks
ee oi the county, IN the possession Of San Jones'
bneSngilsm o. House, or in the Office Of the Autioc
a Public Accounts.
WIZ. II. PERKINS, and
JxnEs JorEs, Debutes,
For Charles Yaneey, Sheriff of Buekane-
ham County.
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NOI'ft T.
rs HEREBY GTYRA.

rs 1EHEE GIY NV,
YVIHAT at the next August Court OF Mason county,
at the courthouse thereof, shall sell Public
Auction, for cash, much of all the
LAMBS s. LOTS,
in that county, returned delinquent for the nonpnv-
ofthe taxes of the years 1884, 92, 1898, 1894
1904 1905, 1906 1907, 1909, $40, 1911. 1872 1873,
& 1874 will be sufficient to discharge the arrears
oftaxes which shall then remain unpaid, & percent
per annum damages thereon, together with the taxes
of the present year.
The sales will commence the first day of the
court and continue from day to day until they shall
be coal lcted.
The ubscrib is authorised TO recsive all such tax
and damage At any time before the land shall be
sold.
a list Of denquencies nay be seen in the CI. rks
Oce Of the County, in possession Of the subscriber or
III the Office OF the Auditor OF Pubic Accounts
JAMES HALL, Der'y,
FOR
JOHN HENDERSON, S NJ C. .
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NOTICE
June S--w2m

IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT AT THE
.C2XE AUG USTCoURP or
NOTToNAY County, ut the Court.housc there.
~ Oh, shall sell, at Public Auction, for cash, 80
much OF all the
L.3.N,DS3 LOTS.
IN that county returned delinquent for tire non.psy-
nen' ottases due thereon from the year 1889 t. She
year isiz inclusive. will be sufficient to discharge
.e ARREARS oil taxes which snail then remain unpaid,
and ten per centum damages thereon.
ne SAFE VIII commence ON the first day Of the
Sours, ana Continue from day 10 day, until they shall
he Subscriber is authorised to receive ell such
taxes and damages at any time before the hand sbs
be sod. - ""
a ist OK defmGueucies may be seen in the Clerk
Ofhce Q. the County, in possession of the Subscri-
Der, or, IN tie Office OF the Auditor of Public Ac-
JOHN c. WOODLIEF, n. s. far
JAMES II. MtNFORD,
Sheriff of .Nottozyau Co,.,,fv
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.nUTlCN
IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT THE
NEXV .4UGUSY' COURT FOR

10 HEHEBY GIVEN, THAT AT THE
NE1T AUGUST COURT FOR
SLAFFokD county, at the Court-fIouse thereof
- snail sell at Public auction for cash. 50 much
OK all the O'
LANDS 8.N.D LOTs,
In that County returned Delinquent for the nonpay.
mont ot the Taxes of the wears 1882, 1898. I1oi
1873 1895, 1877, 1898, 1892 1901, 1909, 1895, 1903,
1905, 1906, 1907, lS09 1910, 1911, 1912 aud 1915
as viii be sufficient to discharge the arrears If
faxes which shall thea remain unpaid for those years
am. the LIST year, and ten per centuin per annum da-
images Giereo, together with the taxes OF the present
year.
The Sales will commence on the first day of the
Court and continue from dsy to day, until they shall
be completed.
The Subscriber is authorised to receive ali such tax
es and damages at any time before the land shall be
sold
A list ofdelinquoncies may be seen in the Clerks
Office OF the County, in possession of the Subscri
Der, on r.. the Office OF the Auditor OF Public Ac
cunts.
WIN. BELL. Deputy,
JOHN T. BROOKE, 8. g G
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THE President of the section of Legislation,
1.-The Count BOULAY.
The President Of the Section of War,
The Count ANDREOSSY.
Terrified conform1
The Minister Secretary of State,
The Duke De BASSANO
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Elysfan Paldee, HIlri I
%, 1875. )

Napoleon, by the grace of God and the
constitutions, emperor of the French.
We have decrced, and do decree as fol-
lows:
Art LIST. For the execution Of the SD arti-
Gle, OF the supplementary act to the consti-
tuhons, relative to the representation Of the
commercial and manufacturing industry and
property, France shall be divided into 13 dis
tricts, conformably to the schedule here an =
neXed, No. 2.
2. For every district, % deputies shall be
named chosen hrst from among the mer-
chants, importers or bankers and second
from among the manufac surers or artisans,
according to the divisions designated in the
same schedule.
). The deputies shall be named in the
hrst place by the electors of the department.
pointed out in the first column Of the same
statement.
q. The deputies shall always be chosen
II 1'n list of eligible Candidates made out hv
the Joint members of the chamber of com
merce, q chambers Of commercial consnlt,-
tons OF the whole commercial circle, who
sha'i choose, by majority, president, vice
president and secretary.
5. The assembly charged with forming that
iIst' snail insert IN 1t tie merchants vino have
distinguished themselves the most bu the;r
= ~ 90 '"'C"'9' ana VINO pay the greatest
portion ut the contributions, whose trade is
TIE most considerable IN France or into TO-
reign countries, or who employ the mos,
workmen and distinguishing them by the
nature OF the commercial operations to which
they are devoted.
6. This list shall contain 60 persons for
each commercial district, and 1870 for tbe die
trict OF Paris upon each list there shall te
at 'easi one-t'ird of manufacturers and one
third merchants.
2. 1t snsii De renewed entirely every fifth
year at the end Of each leg stature, or in
case OF the dissolution OF the house 81 rsnrnl
seutativcs.
8. The present act shall be annexed To tl,e
additional act to the constitution, bearDs this
date. WIS
[Signcdl NAp,tvou
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RI TyIo.Was RI7vH1E.
NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT THE
NEXT AUGUST COURT OF

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT THE
NEXT AUGUST COURT OF
<tAsIpBELI. county, AT the COURTHOUSE thereof,
shall sell at public aucton, for CASH. 80 much on
LANDS g LOTS,
ia tha county, returaec delinquent TOR the non-pay-
nent OF the taxes of the last year, as viii De sdtheent
,odseharge the arrears OF taxes which shall then re-
main unpsl for that year, and ten per cent DANA
ees thereon together with the taxes oil the present
year.
The sales will commence on the first day of the
court and continue from day to day until they shabe
The subscriber is authorised to receive all such
es and damages any time before the land shall be
sold -, .
list of dclinquents may be seen in the clerks OIL
fee Of the said county, in possession of the subscriber
or in the office of the Auditor of public accouats.
NICHOLAS HARRISON, D. s.
fer
DANIEL B. pERRow, S. G. c.
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FRENCH ST9TE PgPERS.
IMPERIAL DEGREES.

Ono. ~
Extract from the minutes Of the department.
of state.
-dt the Palace ofthc Ely J
zee, AfrR2O. s
Napoleon, bv the grace of God and the
constitutions, emperor of the French.
We have decreed, and do decree as fol-
lows +:
Art. !. The assembly of the Champ de
Mai. convoked for the Goth of the month of
May, shall be composed IF, 1st. the members
of the electoral colleges of departm mt and
arrondIsements ofthe empire 2. of the dep
utat'ons which shall be nominated by the
CORDS Of the army and navy.
q Imme lately on their arrival at Paris,
the members of the electoral colleges shall
repair to the ministry of the interior, where
reference will be given to the place appoin-
ted for holding the meeting, in one sirgle as
sembly, of the members Of the different col.
leges Of each department..
s. The assembly of the members of the
colleges of the same department. shall form
itself under the presidency of the president of
the electoral colleges OF the Department.
After having appointed their secretaries and
scrutinecrs, the Assembly shall proceed to
the examination of the votes of the depart
ment.
a. The assemblies Of the colleges Of each
department, shall severaily nominate dep
utatioD of five members 20 carry the scrutiny
OF the votes of the departments to a central
assembly. The registers of the votes of the
army and the navy, shall be transmitted to
this assembly, which shall take a general scru-
tiny of the votes, under the superintendance
ot the arch chancellor. who shall convey the
result TO the emperor
S. All the members of the electoral collie
ges, and of the deputarions from the military
and marine force. constituting the assembly Of
the Champ de Mi, shall assembls<in the
Champ de Mars, in the presence of the en-
peror. The result Of the general scrutiny of
| the votes shall be proclaimed, and the act
| supplementary to the Constitutions shall be
| promulgated, and sealed with the seal of the
state.
| g. After the oath of the emperor, each as
semblv of electoral colleges, in Succession g.
| in alph -betical order. shall take, through the
( medium of one of its members, the oath of o.
| bedicnce TO the constitution, and of fidelity to
| the emperor.
| 2. Eagles shall he distributed in the assem-
| bly, of the Champ de Mai, to the electoral
| college II each department for the national
guar1 e the department, and to the deputa-
| ton ct each of the corps of the military and
| marine forces.
! g. Our ministers are charged, each in his
| department, with the execution of this de-
| crc-
CSgoed] NAPOLEON.
3y the Emperor,
The minister secretary of state,
THE DUKE DE BAssANo.
(So.2)
Table Of the number of deputies to be furnish
ed by each department.
Ain, 2 Aisne, 9. Allier 6, &c. 8Sc.
(No. 81
| Act and table Tor SCHEDULED to regulate the
number Of deputies to represent CONNER
cial and manufacturing property and in
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i. nv IuE SBfgoLHIIgFE
~" t'T' fresh Icoidoa jJ,Life Leuf--A Lso.
~ ""1e's iAtssed = .yHtcr-sis LJt.d L4Hn6-OiL
BUiv4nD UALr6p
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FOREIGN.

EXTRACT FROM THE REGISTERS OF THE
SECRETARY OF STATE.
COUNCIL OF MINISTER'S.
(TRE MINISTER'S OF STATE.)
Session Of Sunday, I'd tint. 1915.
REPORT OF THE COMMISSION OF
PRESIDENTS OF THE COUNCIL,
OF STATE.
Continued
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Act and table Tor scheduled to regulate the
number Of deputies to represent CONNER
cial and manufacturing property and in
dustry.
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sCKEDULN. no. 11.

SCHEDULE. no. IL.
DIVISION OF France into Is circles for the cleo
sion OF deputies to represent commerce. Il
an manni1ctu"ing industry and property.
Lille Chord, Aisne. Pss-de Calais "a err
cnahs: importer or banker, manufacturer
or artisan.
kruen, (c,rcle of, contains the departments
or Lower Ssine, Eure, S>mme Ca.vados,
O:ne, MAnche,) merchant, manufacturer,
&c. &c.
General total, i merchants, 10 manusac-
turers.
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NAMPBELL county, at tile coutt-house ucTecl,
shall sell at public auction, for CASH. 80 much ot
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Table Of the number of deputies to be furnish
ed by each department.
Ain, 2. Aisne, 9. Allier 6, &c. 8Sc.
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Nov OF ST.
Plaster Land for Sale.

yEvfIE subscriber offers for sale, a
Farm, in the County of Fauquier,
and state of Virginia, containing $50 A.
ores, one third Of which is of the strong
est quality, and covered with heavy
growth Of red oak and hickory--The re-
sidue, {being cleared land, } is in good
heart, two thirds of it having been
laid down in red clover, and no tract
in the state las afforded higher eviden-
ces of its adoption to the plaster Of Pa
is, on this tract, and Attn
confluence of the two never failing
streams of Broad and Mill Runs, a
settle for a Merchant Mill, with a fall
OF 25feet, surrounded by every mate
rial for building, and by the side Of q
well built Saw-Mill, recently erected.
Is law has passed for turnpike road.
which will pass by or near this scite.
For the above property, | will take
the moderate price of 90 dollars per a.
ere, with reasonable allowance, for the
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haymarket Post Office, Va
September 90.
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then weIlt on board the Hannah with me.
Iarmed, taking TIVE of their men, and
Ileaying my two men on board, then
FURNISHED them with what provisions
lcould csnyeniently spare, and they de-
|parted after shaking hands and appa-
Irently satisfied, but to mr. litter astonish-
|inent on the return Of my boat, | disco
tvered her full of armed men, with Gu.
Ilasses and pistols they rushed en- board
like savages. and Immediately began to
|plunder US of every thing they could lay
their hands on, even to the spy glass,
scale, several mathematical instruments,
|neafly al our provisions, and several
liars Of grapes ! had for my owners and
family, they broke open the matches and
took how much of the cargo / know not,
besides preached a pipe Of brandy, they
then threatened to send the schr. into
Malaga, and being oyerpowered, | was
Iobliged to content myself; at 5P. NJ.
they began to leave the Hannah again,
and our people we're sent on board.
then made after to procure my papers,
which he had potreturned. when he hove
to, and on my going on board he return
ed my papers. at the point Of a sword,
saying at the same time, If refused to
take them he would run ME through, OBJ
|serving,if / was any where near him in /.
hour, | might abide by the consequence.
4 Immediately returned on board, took
in my boat, and tackled ship, and after
filling away, and when in araking posi-
ton from him he fred into US, but fortu.
uately done no injury, we made sail and
socn' got out of sight of the pirate, the.
next morning had to put the crew on
short allowance. Get 10, fell in with
the British Esst-India feet, and was
supplied with provisions, and very po-
litely treated by the captain of the ship
Selby Castle, last FROM st. Helena, bound
lts London.
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|Ilueace, they were peculiarily obnoxious
ito lihe BordeIais, They died as brave
men only can.
They marched with j firm step to the
place ofexecution would allow no ban
|dage over their eyes carried the troops
through their exercise-gave the fatal
word and fell at the same moment.
They entered the world together, were
never separated through life, and quit
ted It at the same moment I!
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Land for Sale

In the county Of Fairfax, four miles from
Gorge Tswn and Washington City,
and ten from Alexandra, thro' which
the contemplated turnpike road from
George Town to Leesbhrg passes
Ut Is bounded mere than a mile by the
Potomac, on which lies SO or &c acres
of rich bottom and about 500 acres OF fine
timber, dwelling house with a rooms,
a large barn and q few out Buildings
This land was originaIly.of the first qua
lily, and experience has proven it to be
perfectly susceptible of Improvement BY
the use of gypsum.
A Mill Seat,
To which any part of the above land may
be attached, and from which -four may
be water-borne to George Town. AS the
water will be taken from the Potomac, ii
will be capable of driving all the year any
machinery that may be erected the ex-
pense in converting the water to the wheel
viii be less than in ordinary cases, and
a trip day may be made by tie boats
navigating the river.
go Acres,
In the county of Loudoun, 8 miles below
Leesburg, lying ON Bread $50 a.
cres are heavily timbered, the balaneeis
fresh land and produces well.
Mr.. Matthias, Of Leesburg, or Mr..
i4ud,ceH Lee, OF Belmont, viii shew the
and and make known the terms of sale.
The whole of the above property will be
old on a long credit (if required with
interest from the date.
Richard III. Love.
Rokeby, August II. go
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Young Hyson Tea.
40 Chests, landing this day at Twins
Wharf and for Sale BY I :,
.adeDs, Herbert and Go.
BY Griffith and Brawncr..

q y Is t.'s
On Wednesday next, at half past 10
& O'Clock, without reserve. will be sold
at our Auction Room, a variety Of
DRY GOODS, consisting Of
Cloths and cassimeres
Vestings
Irish Linens
Cotton shirtings
Madras hhdkfs.
Cambria do.
Hosiery
Lace
Sewing cotton
Cambria Muslin
Fancy do.
Fur and Silk Hats
Shawl5, &c. &c.
Nov 81
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By the ship Mary, from Liyerp

BY the ship Mary, from Liverpool,
TTAS received the. residue of his long
I'LL expected fall importation Of Hard.
ware. TIE state particulars would fill a
newspaper; suffice it to say, that almost
every thing in common demand, in hi:
line, is come, and will be sold on the
most liberal terms.
Nov 90 st
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This is to GIVE Notice.

. THAT Lam very sick and not able
to collect the fees due me, and in Mon
days paper mentioned that 1 had au-
thorised Capt. JAMES M'KENZIE te
act in that capacity during my indispo
sition, and not as my deputy in any otbel
way than to collect for me during my
confinement.
A. WILLIS.
New 90 str
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Ersraet Of letter frsns Borderur, do
tea seth September, 1915.

81 = Wi
The allies are beginning to strip the
Louvre OF all its proldest ornaments.
and much fear, that soon but little will
remain OF that once immense display
o. imperial magniiicence and taste, but
.he pare watts. Hook upon the dismenl-
oef'neht OF thearts, as one of the great
Isl ealamides attending the overthrow of
Napoleon. The DISPERSION of these
sreai monuments Of art over all the
countries Of Europe, will render difficult
70 all, and impracticablc to most travel
isss, the qualification Of liberal curiosi-
.. which before might have been indul-
sed within the precincts Of one city. A
military execution took place here on
ne 9Th inst. under circumstances De-
saiiary mteresting--two Generals Of
booaparte's old twin-brothers--
men Who had neser,been separated from
me moment Of their birth-t.e rcsem.
onnee SO strong between them that they
s"uld scarcely be distinguished from
saSa other-tkeir attachment extraurdi
nary, and so complete a coincidence Of
; Sp's'on even on the most triftiDg sub
..' tast they were scarcely ever
entity. = ~ - u1''si
.,t 10y we're condemned to death f.,
t,.s. s =. ss :, 70 bcnapartc, after the re-
a." ~ TIE King. d ciSne Of WHICH bus-
ss MN y thousands have been guilty Of
zig men u talentz, fortune and ia.
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Books at Auction.

Will be sold at our Auction Room, on
Thursday evening next, at 6 o'clock,
A valuable Collection of
Books, new and elegantly bound.
N. b. A catalogue can be seen at the
store at any time previous to the sale.
Griffith q BraWner.
Nov 2l
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AZ received per the ship Orion, di
M rect from Hamburg, and offers foI
sale the following Goods. VIZ.
500 boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting of looking glass plates, de-
canters, tulnblers, VINE glasses, double
flint and gilt edged, window glass, &c.
200 bales Linen,
Consisting Of Plsti!las, Britannias,
IEstopillas. Rouaps, Cllolet., Creas, Ii s.
stadoes, Dawlas, itessians, Sail Cloth.
White Sail, stout hempen T'icklenburgs
.esnaburgs, BulIaps!&e.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White and red lead.
Scythes,
Copper pots and tea kettles,
Straw knives,
Brass wire, b
+ Quilts,
Liquer cases
Fruit baskets,
Casks Of steel of a superior quality,
Mantle ornaments,
loc3 demijobns.
Apothecaries' glasses,
( Furniture, bottles and beads, &c.
I All of which viii be sold on as good
terms as they can be purchased in the
United states.
Nov 90
tr The editors of TIE National In,
'teliiseGcer and Federal Republican are
requested to gubiish The above 6 times
inthel respective papers, aud send their
Iacconets e. tais flee fsr narnent.
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New Publications. &c.
Recently Receicsd for Sale By
JAMES KENNEDY s. Son,

- JAMES KENNEDY g Don,
|HtHATEAUBRIAND's Beauties, of
" Christianity,
The Fathers Gift to his Children, con-
sisting of original Essays, Tales
and Reflections, 2 vols. by DR.. Ma
y0r,
"A General View of the Political State of
France, and Of the Government OF
Louis XVIII.
Bernard's Tour through France, Swift
zerland, Savoy, Germany and BEL
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Miss More's Essay on the Character of
Practical Writings of st. Paul,
The Whole Works of ditto. 8 vols. in
various Binding,
lWAtson's Bishop Of Landaf) Serieus
Address to Young Persons after Con-
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The Velvet Cushion and Covering,
VIII teor Duty the Cottage by the late
| Mrs. Roberts,
Discipline, by the Author Of Self Com
| troll, 2 vols.
Holidays at Home, by Miss Saunders,
Frank. being 9th part of early Lessons;
by Miss Edgeworth,
lWaverley, 2 vols.
fBelinda, 3 vols. by Miss Edgeworth,
The Lord Of the Isles, a Poem by Wal
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Lara and Jaqueline, do.
THE Mario of Wealth. Q vols.
Hebrew Melodies, byI.ord Byron. ,