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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-14
THU HSDAY, 2lst December. 1913.
GRAND CONCERT.


BY w. " WALLA zee
ON THURSDAY, the 2lst inst at the Washington Hotel,
- on which occasion he will perform GRAND FANTA-
STA for the Violin dedicated TO the ladies of Baltimore VA
RlATlONS d, BRAVURA, for the Violin by Psgannini
on string oaly; and two GRAND CONCERTUS for the
Piano Forte
rurther particulars in future Ivertisements
Tickets 81 each be had at hs music and hotels
diam
EIGHTH WARD AMERICAN REPUBLICAN, BALL,
(ln AID Of tns Funds Of tire Ward CommitIee.)
THE arrangements for i, Ball being completed the Com
mittee respectfully that will take place
viousy noticed the Tvol Saloon of Vsfick
Charlton streets, on Friday Evening, 22d Dec. l84y
tickets to admit gentleman and ladies 81 the number Of
which being limited TO the OF the Balloon early app
cation will be Necessary tn obtain hem.
The rooms will be brill antiy lighted 1.-THE decorations
the mo extensive scale upernended by that eminent
artist Mr. Jackson whe has kndy volunteered his services
Music by Browns celebrated Cotillon Band.
Dancing will be in accordance Programme, aud
at 0 o. clock
Ample attendance will be provided for the dressing hat
rooms and accommodation REQUESTS TO
tain gentlemens of the Ward Committee.
On and sfer Saturday, 10th, Tickets will be for
Tivo' Ssloon Mclntvies Of Hudson and Spring
Riley's Fifth Wad Hotel Joes Music Store Broadway
Phenr Exchange, Fine street, SoneaIl Full
ton street, North American Hotel of Bay
Bo Military Hail. oppo Snring Head Quar-
terJ, 90 Wooster Of either of III, Committee
GEORGE YOINGS,
HART b. WEED,
II. NJ. WOODRUFF,
dH t22'm Committee Of Arrangements
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A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR A MODERATE AND
n sAFt TNVESTNENr-tlne Of the proprietors Of the
Atlantic GARDEN, No and II Broadway, about retiring
from the business which leave. good opening for
desrous Of entering into the sid business.
gor terms apply as ab've, between and IL o'clock.
stissr
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It will be perceived that the arrivals Of -four exceed
those of 1910 by 99O5 barrels and those of 40 by
less than 400, la barrels.
CoTToN.-The market to-day active; about 1900
bales were sold at 9Th off, from the highest point The
sales closed rather stiff
At Mobile, the I'd inst the market very active
The sales reached full 1000 bales at fall prices which
very firm.
At Augusta, the 9Th, the market firm and active
sales ruled at Il cents which advance of cent
on all descriptions
CoFrEE-A moderate demand exists for this article
We quote Brazil at 81 T cents; Laguayra u cents
ST. Domingo, 81 81 cents
PRovIsIoNs-Very little activity in any article under
this head We quote Prime Pork 50 629 50 75 Mess do
$l0S79 $1 Beef Prime 81 IS 81 so; Mess do So 2I
So 62I; Lard very dull at 6 cents for kegs.
FrsH.-Saes OF Dry Cod at 81 6s3. Nothing doing in
Mackere-very few in this market.
Ons.-Fall Sperm brings y cents and Whale 40 cents
cash. There imported into the country last week
$3.50 barrels Sperm Oil Sales in New Bedford in the
time reached 1850 barrels all at rs cents per gallon
cash and $50 barrels Whale at 40 cents per gallon There
is less than 100 barrels Right Whale in that market
and no Whalebone
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Ou-We did not receive last night our usual impor-
tant correspondence from w ashington. We are at a
loss to divine the cause Our corps OF reporters In
form us that every attention is paid to the regular
mailing of their dispatches at Washington. Yet
even thus early they have several times failed to
reach us Where does the blame rest!
We present below the doings of Congress, con-
densed from the different Washington journals
TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
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OEN'S THEO LOGY-Truth published for good motives
- and ustable endsspars Extracts from Dens Theolc-
nature and the obligation o the Seal
This small book which is standard workthe Roman
Catholic Church knows co1cusively how dangerous il
trust the pure mind within the demorax
ins influence the Ppal Price la Fer
s,le AZ 27 Clinton Hall buildings d2 Ser
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Packets to Sail.
FOR LIVERPOOL
New York. Chopper, Dee. lG
Liverpool, Eldridge, Dec. Fl
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Westminster. Hovey, Dec. 20
st. James, Meyer, Jan. |
FOR HAyRE
Rhone, Johnston, Dec. i6
v. de Lyon, Stoddard, Dec. "a
Utica, Hewitt. Jan. l
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PORT OF NEW YORK. DECEmBER Il
Cleared

suH RISES 81 10 MOON RISES. l2
,Us .......4 81 HIGH WATTS So.
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New Stock Exchange.
state OF Trade.

AsHEs-We quote Pots dull at 81 SCI 62I and Pearls
inactive at S. O6 which merely nominal prices
q downward tendency.
HAY-We notice fair demand for bale at ~ as cents
Country sells wanted for consumption at 62t 75 The
receipts of North River to a fair extent.
WHsKEY.-Drudge is very dull at % cents, and barrels
at 2iI.
BREApsrUrrs.-There is no great demand for -four OF
grain Genesee flour fetches 81 $751; Georgetown 81 62
4 10; Ohio, 81 62a 6S3; Brandywne, 81 50 A IS
Sales Of Rye at 81 cents; Oats 49, 80 cents These pr
comparatively low for this of the year
They are kept down by the increased supplies indicated
in the annexed account of -four and wheat arrived tide
water during the to Dec. -
Flour + Wheat, Flour q. Wheat,
IN bills Flour. IN bbis. Flour.
1889. 1907 81 1912. .l747,4ls
1910. .20467l6 1913. .22I662l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-14

MILITARY BALL.
THE NEW YORK HIGHL AND GUARD will give their
sec nd Annual Ball at the Apollo Saloon, Broadway,
Wedoesdav evening, 9Th inst
Tickets be obtained hs Music Store of Hewitt Co.
brJadwsy; Firth Hall rank square Constitution Hall,
Broadway Of DR.. q MoIeton OF Grand ard Film
streets; or Capt. Craig 3it Pearl street dI4 SER
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Qg-JONATHAN SLICK'S CELEBRATED LETTERS
Published this day, Dec 18TH price l2t cents, High
Life in New York being the writings of the celebrated
Jonathan Slick, Esq of Weahersed Conn The best and
most humorous descriptions Of New York society
at the Jonathan Office, l62 Nassau street and at
Wadleigh's, 459 Broadway
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18
LOULSA RALL ROAn

Let all beware how they place themselves in con.
duon OF dependence upon any BoDY, whether individual
corporate the negotiation between the Louisa Company
and the X +. & r. Company, for the transportation on
the Louisa road has terminated unsuccessuy in
qucnce of the President Of the X. f. & p Company lay
ing down condition from which he would not recede-
This Company about $4,000 the Louisa Compa-
NY and the President refuses do the Louisa
transportation unless this $4,000 is loaned to the r. F.
Il p. Company. The Directors of the Louisa Company
believing that their Stockholders need their funds for nd
vdua necessities refuse be nus ooeresd TO loan their
money The President of the X. +. 4 p. Company de-
cned reference which proposed unless the question
OF making the loan also submitted. There are some
questions which meno ordinary independence and seres
pectwil not submit TO the arbament The Louisa
Directors regarding this subject of that class had no al
tentative but to terminate the negotiation. Their funds
and credit mot owing dollar ample procure the
means OF doing their transportation. Their stock
productive and they do dread independent admins
uaon OF their business Hope entertained that the
Stockholders be brought submission at the called
meeting LIST August II passiue submission and non re-
ssanee be their temper let them stay away from the
ing, send proxy selected for them Of the ranks Of
the yielding class above mentioned.
90 FERBUM SAT"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18

G~r Major Noahs newP paper, The Weekly Mes
senger, has been received. II is a neat and well
edited Paper-neural in politics. But il is said that
the Major will speedily show fight He already
wthdraws Captain Tyler's name from the candi.
dates for the Presidency claiming the right todo So
the ground that he was the first TO raise his flag
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18

Tm CRors>-There will not be general failure Of
the wheat crop this year anticipated few weeks
Many fields that then appeared 10 be almost barren
have produced tOlerabe cropsat least half fair est
mate IN many Of the adjoining counties the south and
west Of this there will be good, N better YIELD than
realized last season Those fields 10 which the grain
stands hiny upon the ground, will much better
sn expected owing the fact that the heads Of tho
wheat largo and well filed.
Jgoodsfoek (Va) Senfi1eI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18
The Vandalism of Locotocoiism.

Locoiocoism is the evil genius ofthe age. II is
at war with every thing that is great, that is good
that is sacred. IL has Frustrated the prosperity OF
this great country. Ii has corrupted public and pr-
vate morals. II has COMPOUNDED the distinctions
between right and wrong. 1t has sought to inver
the pyramid of society-placing the worst at the
top and the best at the bottom. II has sought to
abolish the rights of property and to weaken the
popular affection for law and regulated liberty. 1t
has libelled the wisdom and bencficence of the
Most High-asserting universal equality, which
does not exist in nature-and which cannot exist
compatibly with divine and human law.
But not content with limiting its destructive and
confoundng system to politics and morals, il has
Gently gone abroad into the boundless confines of
Literature, and threatened there the same devas-
tation and ruin. As an evidence, we give the fol.
lowing specimen of Locoioco butchery committed
on William Collins-an English poet of some re-
pute in his day. The wrier-we know not where
he lives-we do not wish to know-for we should
hate the place iorever-is by anticipation, apply
ing this ode to the Hero of two wars, a hundred
brawls and five hundred cock-fights and horse.
races Behold what havoc he commits on poor
Collins
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18

o. The election Ia Louisiana l. ofvery lule con-
sequence, except sign Of what win he the vote
oi'the State in ls44. But il is not even sign, as
the vote cast is the thnes taken in the State.
In one District alone, the whole vote was less than
General Harrison's majority in is40 in the same
District. The Wing press appear to be in good
spirits, Notwithstanding the beating, and catching
the indomtable pluck Of our venerable coiempora-
ry, under similar circumstances, exclaim " rail 'tH
nen year,"
No Wing doubts but that the State will vote for
Clay by strong majority. II the Locos do not
think so, the better for the Wings. We would have
our adversaries to regard utterly usedup. and
Of no Importance whatever.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18

a. Court held for Nelson county, the Courthouse,
Monday the Goth day Of Juno. lsi3
The Court being informed by James Garland Esq that
since the last Col. Samuel Loving Of the members
OF this Court hath departed his life, adopted the following
resolutions unanimously;
Let That, We regarded the deceased kind husband.
aicctonao father indulgent MASTER and good
fscn.
2nd That, he honest man, and on faithful and
intelligent magistrate.
o. That BY his death his family has sustained
parable loss tho County the loss Of valuable citizen, and
useful public servant
fh That IN token Of that sincere respect which this
Court hca Tor the memory and character Of the deceased
each Of rs member will Grape bn left for
thirty dave and that be recommended 10 the officers Of
she Couu and the members Of the bar 10 do 40 likewise
The officers 81 tho Court and the members Of the bar
unanimously concung the foregoing resolution, agreed
% comply with ma request
And y cficfed that the clerk Of ths court be requested
20 iafnshsd The widow Of the deceased with copy Of the
foregoing resolutions and that the Editors Of the Richmond
EoqaifsT and Wing, and the Editors Of the severa
paprt published IN lynchbure and Charlottesville be also
requcsd 10 insett n IN their respective papers
A Copy.--Tesie.
sP. GARLAND, CHI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18
WESTERN AND FAIRFAX LANDS.

NV I'LL be exchanged Tor property Richmond
w lucky, Ohio and Wisconsin lands Of considerable
and value; rich and well situated number Of
Milwaukee and adjoining embracing OF
water where manufactures In successful operation
Those who may acquire these lands b. of
comfort and Independence. and Of future wealth. growing
lies win ao exchange above. Cedar Grove
which reside, Fafar County II situated
about twelve miles below Alexandria, and marked
map % Virginia wheat Patch Point" ~ this point Herring
Fishery There large proportion ~ the land IN wood
may be improve the timber and yield the
good annual vineyard n
bearing and who experienced in making
b. valuable Deer Fish and wild Fowl
their respective The soil productive and Time improve
H. be- procured In exchange for nc surplus wood
ofNow who have settled In that county
upo value lands which those on
the water shall remain Richmond Mr.. nurwers
boarding bou-e. few weeks where give particular
description q these lands On ~ cw3wl WIN ~ MCCARTHY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18
The Literary Messenger.

The Messenger has fallen into hands able, and
worthy oft. Mr.. Minor, who to extensive acquire.
mens and elegant taste in letters, adds ndomitable
industry, will make II more deserving than ever Of
the liberal patronage ofthe public. See his Address
in another column.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18

TOBACCO.-Thcre is les coming in, and more anina-
ton in the market We quo,e Lugs S2i "a Inferior
Leaf 80 70 "a; Common - 10 g. Good, - To n Fine
Shipping, 81 10 10; Fine Manufacturing, so to IS.
PfOUR-soct vcr light sales BY retanat " 70 ssl
Exchange Phadepha Baltimore Ia! per ccnf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,

WASHINGrON,VA
VIE Spring Session Of this Institution THUR
II day. the 2th day Of August Board 81 per no
extra eharge for washing ironing fuel and Tuition
res from siOto SIS Of five The following
uemen compose the Faculty Rev Charles Collins A. NJ President
and Professor Of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry Rev Ephram
Wiley A. ~ Professor Of Ancient Languages Lieraiue
EeuezeT Stevens A. H. Tutor Mathematics and Teacher OF
dern Languages-John g. Winnfori second Tutor.
viii be perceived BY the above
varies from $50 so 10 S9i so year often
than NSatis customary al similar institutions. The
eheapness Is the location Of the College midst
productive farming country from There
advantage connected with this paramount
claims TO all others Being siiuaedn the country nearly
from town village there but temptation
Fance IN dress and other pogay The mild
parental but energetic and hn The Faculty, families
reside in the College eddes and present
some influence and resiaint The Trustees warmly recommend
e Institution to the patronage Of the public and appeal with
denee To the five which has been existence
je l3-ct2iAugust
NOTiCB-The Red Springs below SPRING.
Va viii be IN readiness for the reception of visitors
fore the LIST Of July PHILIP ROGERS, Agent
IL eIm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18
AN OVERSEER WANTED.

WISH TO employ Tor the ensuing year my plan
hton called RoHbuy situated in the lower Of spoityiya
MIA, about five miles from the depot of chmond and Frcder
ckbug rail road called Guinneys No employed
he furnishes satisfactory evidence that may be placed
IN hs integrity sohrieiy industry and close duties
Of his employment and that The kcd
corn wheat and tobacco and particularly the cultivation curing
and management Of tobacco To person possessing quail
heeons the suationn respect heahness residence
ana he wages and allowances disposed 10 give yeds
perhaps the most eligible In that part Of the county
Applications may be addressed Lewisburr Cfccnber
county until about the middle Of September my Robert
stanad IN the city Of Richmond middle September the
applications may be made n Richmond
ju 4-c2aw6w ROBERT ETANARD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18

or Young Mems Society ne Lecture Room
The - Presbyterian Church Tits Evening
Captain HART, of The Ocean and advocst
~ ihe cause. will address the meeting.
let us have crowded house
w THE SECRETARY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18
TRUST SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

N compliance with the provision of Deed of
- Trust executed 10 Trustee by Bernard g. the
Jrd day Of July sfa and duly recorded Clerks
nghan County shall FRIDAY day August next
Tor certain purposes therein mentioned proceed
misses TO the highest bidder Tract Of Land said deed
yngon Tongue Quarter Creek County about
miles = T. OF the Count House containing 500
farming Land large portion of which excellent Bottom
There no farm In Buckingham adapted growth Of
Tobaeeo or upon which larger portion ~ that been
made IN one year with the forceTbe high ~ good
heart and well adapted growth Tobacco The
improvements suitable for the Of small mi
y, and for securing crops.
Any gentleman wishing Capital real estate wouh
do well 10 attend the above eircu
stanees which must insure bargain purchaseThe
title is believed n be unqueonabs acting
Of eourfe, convey only such sted IN
W Terms viii be made known m the dry of sae.
ju i9-wtds WIN. NJ MOsELEY, Trustee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18
JAMES RIVER LAND.
For SALE

Rf virtue of Deed Of Trust, executed by Mel
~ F. Shelton and wife, John and Archibald
Bryce n Trustees dated 18th November 1898 duly
ed in the Clerks Once Of the County Court Of
scrber lone of the Trustees aioTe proceed Gooch
land Court House. MONDAY the 18th day OF August
being Count dayO To the highest bidder public
tain Tact OF Land lying James River county
joining the Court House tract and the lands OF DR. Geo w
Dr John motifs and Others containing
AMI and fourth
River bottom the high land Of fine quality there sueieney
OF wood fot all farming The whole
VIII be sufficient TO Oh money owing
from the said Nelson Shelton peons mentioned
The said deed Acting a Trustee Isha convey only
vested IN by the above which, however
believed TO be good. Terms a sale.
ju lS-wtis JOHN MORRIS Tu-ee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18
SELECT SCHOOL AT THE UNI
PERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

ENOR the purpose of having his own, and a few
oher boys at this place prepared for entering the University
To The best advantage the subscriber
w Maeens graduate of Go,ngen and for years
OF tins country IN take charge Of small School
ell To lSor 10 pupils Only four complete
number whom lac will take family timely application be
made.
besides all the branches Of liberal English Education the
brew Greek Latin French Spanish languages may be-
taught.
Tuition and board including washing fuel lights payable
hafyearly In advance, 500.
The School viii open September and close on the
lth ofJnly following. DO ls-el WILLIE q. MOOnLEY-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18

BALfAoEE TOBACCO TRADE.-It will be seen from ho
facts stated Weekly Review Of the Marketn anoth
part q this days Aneriean, that HPBards II thou
sand hogsheads Of Ohio Tobacco received and
epcccd IN this city during the past week The aggregate
inspections Of the week, Of all kinds, within friction
Of 1000 hogsoudsThe State Of Ohio finds best To.
bacco market N Baltimore, and that the Of trans.
portaon between the Ohio river and city cheap
the growers Of the article in tho other Western States will
be slow IN learning that their interest will be
ed BY looking In this dircchon.-Baif Ainer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18
BELL TAVERN.
T"HIS ,.,ll

BELL TAVERN
VuNHlS well known and most central Establish
- ment in the City, friends Public generally
formed viii be opened the LIST
reception Of Boares and Tnscien
be pleased his old friends and former
that disposition still with him plain
TO render all comfortable that may
pany IN the meantime particle OF Furniture having
moved IRON the Housew afford opportunity
shnent thorough cleansing WILL also, undergo a partial
pairing The Furniture that will be put the House pn
epy especially the Beds Bedding win be all new
Sor good House-Keeper is wanting. Prices moderate
A. TERRY.
m le-law6w For the Proprietor.
The Enquirer copy for same time.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18

o. Colonel Henry &. Lea is announced as a
candidate in opposition to Mr. Dixon II. Lewis, in
Alabama.s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18
uAHuIEsD.

on he i2f n June. Newport, Kentucky. BY Mr.
M0s JOnS WHITE ETBYENsON Of Covingon, Ky formerly
n Richmond Va and u ne Hon. Ancw sevenson Mis-.
ElRHT.LA daurhfef d MAJOR aamue Winston Of Newport
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18
LONDON ouARTERLY REYIEW.

Mr. GiLL s in receipt Of the May No. Of this Period.
cal (which il the great organ in Politics and Literature
Of the Tory Party q Great Britain.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18
A SITUATION WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN, who is at present engaged

IN private Teacher and preparing for wishes
get situation Teacher of private family where
he eoui besides attending To his school, devote
his studies He would also be willing
other business He OF
scholarship and moral character lie able an
English Greek and Latin languages with the various
Acadeneal education lie would prefer situation with A.
member OF the Bar Address F. Newmarket Shenandoah county,
Va, postage paid In Elm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18
UERRINGs.
600 BBIS. landing this morning Mt the
AONJ Dock Tor ale ny ~ ~ DAVENPORT 4 AtLEN.
CULpEPEI3.R LAND

DY virtue Of decree pronounced by the supe-
ID ror court n Cupcpe day o June 1872 IN me
oae u waao Iansbrough and othen We, commission
Of aid nen public ne premises
FRIDAY the Of August fair n the mir day sun
day ereopfsd) Of Land in ne County o. Cupepcr
adjoining lands o. w. Brown Cot John Thorn and others with
in two miles wheaeys and Keys M containing f73l
b. the rhshnd wen adaded 70 the growth Of
corn wheat couh. a be- made ~
bes arazine Country. Tho buildings ordinary.
u The purchase money be- paid IN cash viii b. suf
hcenf pay o aid and attending ne sale
and residue n hc
money credit ~ and from The day n ale
purchaser bonds and good
cury The the iand wiz BE- retained fur
security. until The paycai u The purchsre money. A. @
certainly sod above mentioned the cedi
tor Tn n. Hsnabourh attend and their
tsrsus believed good. but only such so
vested NJ Commissioners and Trustees.
John q. HANsBROu0u
BENJAMIN PARISH,
~ ie-wfw Commissioners ard Trustees.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18
NEW MUSIC.

IL
II following songs with Piano aceompaninent
What Il thine eye IL beaming
My Lov'd Home
oh have prayed
This work. is Home
dream Of all things free
Gies clasp thy bTotbeTy hand 1.-THE Odd FcIoa songl
The mournful good night
Pretty blue Star
Unto my prayer attend now
NespeT song at Sea
The Admiral and Shark
All that day well remember
~ length brilliant
The farewell song, OF who part shall again.
lu fnsie Stor, ogpo,j,, "A, Rc,l,