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DIR. s. WA YNE'S
Valuable Medicine,

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physician thought beyond the power medicine and my
Jour great dseovepI feel myself man, and rai.d
for years and shall be pleased information
low Seotge street, Northern Liberties JACOB FAINTER
CeTudeaes are now, daily received from
quarters Of the globe.
ONE WORD OF CAUTION.
Since the introduction Of my the public thcr,
number of unpnnped individuals up which they
assert contain Wild Cherry called "Balsams" "Bue
and even syrup OF Wild Cherry" mine /. III, original and
only genuine preparation introduced public which
Nania The only safeguard imposition TO see that NV
signature 10 on each bottle DR. H. SwAYNE,
Corner OF Eighth and Race Ats Phil.
ALSO, for sale wholeia'c and Retail by
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anu buNALL PURCELL Druggists, l47, Main
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"Hnrenin nndIntrigncl,,

We hoard grea. doa yoars ag, rb0ui on alleged
" bargain" between Mr. Adams and Mr. Cay-ono OF tho
exploded fables Of the umes-ihc Leading inventors Of
which, fer o. ibo attempt cousummtte bargain was
made, the only guilty pauos-as Secretary Buchanan
vel kuows gentleman who, from hs personal and no.
hteai reistols az hai Time, fully cognz,nt Of tho
facts which be nara'er and who H wiling 30 assume tho
responsibility iof a hc lys. hos furnished us with Ge l-
lowing statement touching bafgar" formally entered
into, pending the Lost Presidential canvass and u1ssrso1
y shsmecssy violated, by tlc hgh contracting par
ties between James r. Polk of tho one part and certain
loading supporters of Che Tyler Administration on Che other
II challenges doua And yci it b. true, what wall the
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CITY ARRIVALS.

nAsss hOrEL-Apui i5th.-Mr. ThoIne and daughter Mr.
49, ns 9sugh ef fork; Bunsr Phia Dr F,uehtwanret
a ~ hehkei q NJ Mcintyre. WIN Roach esvtne.
So,o,. ~ s.ouf q II woodsoh. Houston Can IT,
nI'nI- !" '.aaone civ Go. Rev Mr.. Dahmye FamfAi
ingham " ." N"i"e"' 'o'S hye' hoeh
r. "a. ho'sE-Aptn i3.-Rev @ T Wilmer. Boetourt Va
Jsns1. R,ss Field lady and ehd YOta;
hiehn'"nd Pare, Gloucester; q Corr Mis-. Corr and
- "s. william vs. Carter, Hanover w Goraop Ab.
NV W." ro's aud sons, Berkeley; for Th-olosieaI
81. Ioct Richmond Dt q q Marehant and lady
Gregory, Indian Town. N. q. "' uP"'SN"
COLUMBIAN HorEr, April l3th.-Goo w Labby. Lynch.
ouigi Miss Ann Lee Carksvle; Banistor Ander.on AZ
marry M,Gs .M;yIyan1; Jno Harmer. Gillian. Abe
Is shepherd, Snced. + Burnley. w n smih Al
SemafIs . Bell, Gouldin, Caroline; ID Ford. Lewis.
ouig; Moseley, Moeklenburg; Lewis II Kit,c Iende,
son. =; iho' peLsn'on, Prince Edward; Juo Wat,
son. Charlotte; Jas ii Cox, VI Wilkinson Dr. r Hob,on
Shcs'orheld; McreI, q King, Tenn; r. n R,vIo, =
oraham ID IL Perry, Taz~ell X X Bibb Nelson; Dawson
E,som Aioomarlei Wayu Jonos, Ky; A s Jones. Al,
nos ooensehan, Buchanan; Jas Rowland BOtelourr II
~ Jennings bynehbure ID Johnson Cincinna,i Rob.r,
atkins Elizabeth City Wyatt Nice, Goochland: C;eo w
reeves Jno Reeves. Grayson; Ssm Thurman Miss Ron.
WICK Lynchbnrg; Capt Flanders, Ship = Il Roycrs
. smith, Meeklenburg; JnO Dagger. + Davis Bruins
Jeter, Amelia ' ''' ~
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" The pcvil, Ia fear, the Devil a SAINT would be-
" The Devil elect, the devil a saint Was he,
STEAMBOAT "RouGH AND READY" oN ruE RIO CRANE }
MAE CAN,Eso March l6th 1916. /


Mcssfs. Editors While Regiment was in the CITY
OF New Orleans, during the latter part OF January Young
man by the name OF PACL C. BANS Joined tue COMPANY
lLardettae Company To which have the honor 10 be-
long lie was native Of Lynchburg, Va and has now
relations living there. make Of your paper 70 inform
them, that he died February 25tl while on boad the
snip FEenace,' IN the Gull OF IcXco. His death was
caused by tall, OF some twelve feet the ship: he lin
sered ten days, complaining hrs, but little No; having
lett virginia more than ten months myself considered II
my duly, not only n OF the company watch he be-
onged but also as Nrgnlan, to pay him every attention
IN my power. His department, since ne Joined our com.
Pany had gained him many friends. During his sickness
he was well attended TO- would like TO receive a letter
from some one OF his relations. public c0mmuaca
ton, ike this could state all that might desire to say
with respect 10 him. letter directed 10 me AT Point l.a
bel, Texas TO the OF Colonel Reuben Davis 2d Rer
ment Mississippi Rifles will be duly attended to- From
that place, Will be conducted TO me in whatever portion
OF Mexico | NAV be. Yours, respectfully
EDWARD 3. SHELTON Ordl'y Serg't
Company F, 2d Regiment Mississippi X hos
Iync1burg n Re- rc1ueS ed to rary
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Rirm-sD, April lei, 1871.

Tur GALLANT NIs-i,sIfHtyF.-We have already pub
shci -t oi in. killed and wounded Buena Vista n the
lsi Mississippi Rifles Tic acjlian, of the regiment mo-.
publ he'd foil statement, showing the whole number Of
the regiment cngagcd 90 toe battle have been but three
nunorca ana Iofy-one OF these ory-two killed and
hy-onc wounded N1cty-th ont of three hundred and
i'rty-0uc killed wounded Here D. rallanfy to be re-
mom5ercj and cherished The c0Iors of this regiment
r"nd be bnzoned with the names Of Monterey and Blena
Vism--N. y. Picayuno.
JTH. X. Arthur, Of Misss rpi, who was n oil the &C.
ton oi Bueua VISTA gives vivid account of Dc boz the Why
From Che various accounts which have been Published by
different winters We are gaining comprehensive view
oI IT, The county hardly yet appreciates the immense
stake for whish the action was fought or Ito ud,t,bl
energy and lofty courage which determined Cen TAYLOR 10
risk battle. None but be- would have given battle al
Buena Fsn j. % too much 10 say that but ho could
Lave won DO lib.
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hv EzfLAaAUJv-ln our Iast VIC sa.I tla, FL Repub.
hcauo did not claim decisive victory over tue American
arms a. Bl1ua Vista. We were Boo error. We have sInc,
looked over other numbers of at I1lrH and more care
iuiy We HHd That a carly or tal d., Iafcll.i week
after ne commencement OF thc JauIg-tbs Rcpubicaro
claimed uai ue American army had been routed with
tho loss Yi OK pieces o' artillery end stands OF c9IJr
Cen. Wool was sad 90 hove been cd, end there was
no possible escape 'Jr Cen. Taylor But there BE- no. yain
GLORIOUS Boosting 300 Uc 5gcDInG tho editor n .aa 90 be-.
ege the reports iu-, aud concludes bus remarks o. l-
lows
owe forsoudy Hppiaa'o H1t Go God Of B .rfrs may
crown lo sld-asyu Of olf ylIau, troops with complete
victory"
The novi editorial n'lco oI iIo battle is accompanied
with rogroa tla' Santa Anne was unable t5 ,v, lie
advantages from q toto. want u .uppi-e
Bus ID u.e Republican, doc. lo, chine Dol with Santa
Anna and claim he glory Of on Immortal se1-, % throws
nD discrcdit upon h5 urmt ltscoa t.iy now SANTA An.
nae hDp-7 wcfo Jased, and re1us,s inc a5mfn.ersoo
iof s cu.Yabc neglect in furnishing slpyUo-N u.
LL.l.uns.
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General orIers or Maio- Geaeral Scon

"A'ehAL ORuLSs' HEAuQUARTEEs TIE AMY,
~ o., camp Washington, before Vera Cruz,
no '@' March %, l547.
l. BY articles Of capullion signed and exchanged the
CITY Of Vera Cruz aud the castle OF San Juan dUioa with
o dependencies to be gaisoned b. the forces Of tho
United States Tomorrow, al 10 o'clock q. M
y In tho mean time officer man Of the said forcog
VIII approach either Of those places nearer than our bate
nes Nos j. ,, B. I, and 5, respectively except by special
order or permission, on some matter Of public duty
8 Pending the ceremony Of surrender the whole army
will stand by s arms, each corps near s present ground
and ie1dy % advance and attack il necessary
a. The hrsi brigade Of regulars and volunteer brigade
to DO Designated by Major Cen Patterson together viii
sny detachment from the United States squadron under
Commodore Perry, tina, he may be peased 20 desgpae
will b present a. the ceremonies Of evacuation and sur
render
lhcse forces will occupy such positions n the ccrcuo
MICS o. may DO desgnated Ia them by Brgader General
Worih-tetachncnts Of whose brigade will garrison the
surrendered works.
D. Unu those garrsons, with thoir necessary guards
7onnos and patrols duly established no other persons
whatsoever will be allowed, except On special duty 10 enter
either o. The surrendered places.
b. Tho inhabitants Of Vera Cruz and their property are
placed under the fai'glard Of every Amorcans honor
Any mcrconi who shall DO jury either persons or pro-
perry, shall be promptly brought before o military commits
sion under rcncfal orders No. 90
BY command Of MAJ. Gen. Scott.
II. L. SCOTT. A. A. A. g.
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T.E
REMEMBER FRANCE.

hr l4u.Ls
Around my youth joyed 20 Irvine
The g.isvn.1g buds o! Love and Hope,
And thought ] nJ'cr should see them pine,
But i've, and soon TO sweouy opc.
never thought that they would fade.
Or lose their fragrance boz despair
But crimson DER tue wreath they made
To gid the heart, and blossom there
though ,hef foliage in my breast,
Would shade my heart iu soft rcposo,
And signing, luii % on @, rest,
And meier oorii their music ci1-e.
o"k'd upon my besfl life,
Aud sighed as 10 cJHGdug lay,
And hoped, that fate 100 artiul strife.
Would nc'er be- pleasure steal away
loved hee. and was loved orain,
Twas thus our feelings wildly spoke;
Our hearts wore bound with oyc's bright chain.
Alas the binding link s broke
" Oh ever linus from cdildhood'- hour.
I've seen my ioadc-' hopes decay;
never IJy'd q tftc or flower,
Eui twas the fHtto fade away"
Rr.H..rSu, April lei l-sT.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Richmond.

RlsA Mater day at 81 s'elsek p ~
ARRIVED,
Schr Pomona, Crowel Boston
Sehr L & A Stewart, Lozier New York
SAILED,
Schr VIM Mowry BOnnoll New York
Sehr Galena, Peirponi Stamford
BALTIMORE, April l4-Auived, schr Eliza Ann Philips
from Richmond
BosroN April lO-Auved, schr Napoleon, Matthews,
i'm Richmond
NEw YoKE, April l3-Auivcd, schrs Ocrober, Baxter,
Richmond; GIeenway, Couch, do.
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:. Shrinking" oue.1ious.

The Charleston Mercury addressed to the Washington
Union, some weeks ago, the same question which Mr..
Lcake proPounded to Mr.. Bolts the other day-tha, lie,
whether the Union will pledge itself to support no man for
the Presidency who opposed the Wmot proyiso
But the Union has far declined answering. The last
Mercury repeats the nieroEaory, and calls for definite
reply Will the Union answer Or will It continue to
4t.b5,L, -,
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" In an article touching the number Of the forces IN
DER The immediate command Of Cen Taylor the Union
ncdony informs as that c the regiments 10 be raised
under the last ten regiment law Of February and which
are sent 81 by sixties aud seventies a. fast as ihey are
cim'ed, 1t is expected that least 200O would be al the
Brazos or near that destination by the end Of March and
SVOg oy the middle OF April These will DO sent on from
the Rio Grando Monterey under the discrcoro,v dir
ton Of Gen. Cadwa.ader m small numbers and IN such
manner as he may consider and expedent The last
recruits will be placed nj posts the river 10 take tho
pace OF those who have been longer in the service and
who are now Those posts but wall first be despatched 10
Gen. Taylor"
Inc Union Is little too sanguine in expecting the ar
Tva Of tue ilrst two thousand but is oi little copsr-
qnencc. II has twice been the good fortune and porv f
Cen Taylor to win victories with his immediate command
Ja5i b0Te the grrirai Of rein gyeemsat5-V Pieavs1s
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To such wings Of the 9th Congregation
al District as may nc III affected 10
VIZ. Knrfs

Brother Wtos-Psrmit a friend. whore devotion to our
common principles has never wavercd, address You
few p,n words upon the position you occupy regard
our Congregational candidate
You have probably been told that Mr. b. is man Of IL.
regular e and lat he s careless IN meeting h pecunay
engagements and you may have concluded that such
ought represent this district and therefore shall
not receive your votes. Nov, would respectfully ask
RECOMMENDATION Of the grounds which your detormiaa.
ton IL fixed
With regard 10 the hut Of tho charges, IL receives somo
pia1sbiIW perhaps from the fact that he
hc ted with the turf Yet lomo suggest that that cfcpm.
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a Production.

The writer Of this hazards the prediction that day
OF the Cungrcs- ona election, there will be OF ho
"Chvny." in the whole extent Of this district including
of their leaders here Richmond who kicked against
the prcks IN the Nominating Convention. who are not
found In spite Of oil thor protests" mcnaccs * and the
hes aud OF their dctaioria associates quietly clip
ping hc yoke Of "CAucus UICTATioN C,yvESr1yAL
uioryf" lately repudiaed by the great bill Ysther
ul their little nuck-Mr. Calhoun.
u will Dee that tcy been wurrrID iy as n tho
Baltimore Couvonuonhat They Will vote Tor h1t ombrdi.
n,utd uNEEUisN, Mr. Leakc, ,straDgc as 30 may socrnJ
nor will they rAEr oiCud boz future. DRAGON
ftT our correspondence prediction may be verified By
che result. bot confess that have better opinion of
large portion Of "lho Chvary" than to suppose 30 posi-
b'c that tho great body Of them will yield 90 tamcy to the
ptascrpuyo temper which has been every where exhibited
towards them. Why has Col. cock been oyrrsalghcd
in Buckingham md NJ. Poindoaorin Louisa Why BE-
Mr. iafyie'. election boo doubt boz Amelia Why was Mr..
Seldom constrained by "sorcspoet" 10 decline tine clnd-
d1oy ior ConUo.s chic D.suc.7 Indeed, why are Cal
hupp oyey where forced ccant, or be- o.tacled
De- possible ti uo friends of these gentlemen can vote
ior he very by whom hoy have been thus put 90 Ic
question, end compelled 60 o1waEv 20 the required stand
ard or thrown overheard IL impossible. Butwe shal
aefI
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H. L. SCOTT, A. 40.
'LHfrAt ORDERS, HEArIrARTEEs o. rug AMY.
Camp Warrington, before Vcrn Cruz
No. 49, o. IL l..

[ u
NO 10. March 25ih, 1871
A7 soon bo city Of Vera Cruz shall bo parfsoned BY
h brigade, Brgador General Worth will become the tenn
p1f1ry governor ~ The same.
Without disturbing the ordinary functions Of tho civil
magisracy, between Moxcan8 and Mc4icans he will
establish suc, police regulations ior securing good order
and good morals in the said city.
ic will also establish temporary and moderate iaH Of
duuc7 subject 10 The approval oiio general oheg and
Commodore Perry, commanding q. s.. homo squadron. on
OIL articles imported by from hc countries other than
the United Staes the proceeds Of ead tariff 90 be- snp cd
10 he bonodt II the sick and wounded Of the army tho
squadron, and the INDECENT inhabitants Of Vera Cruz
The tarf 20 10 be established will be continued until b,
Instructions Of the government Of homo shall DO made
known in the case.
BY command Of Major Con Scott
II. l.. SCOTT A. AAC
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Interesting extract Of letter from an officer sery.
ing with the army before Nor. Cruz to friend
in Washington city.
"Cnr WlsmSo1oS, Huoft VIZ, Crrl.

1--WE hope 20 be able 10 got together transportation enoub
10 push forward n about two weeks brigade goes 10.
morrow Alyardo 20 take possession Of that place r the
rurposo ~ opening mule market, SC. TINS will iorish
us with means Of transportation, get them in
any rilCr way.
1--WE suppose hat VIC may have something 10 do ~ The
National bridge and again ai Jnlapa. ] do not believe
That we will Ret farther before the MoKcans express de-
slro t0 tcnt"-W4sh Union
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COL NsCiaag.-The Vieksbarg Wing publishes letter
from this gallant officer still suffering Monterey from the
severe wound he received there. His letter is dated the
LIST March, and after particulars concerning those
OF MS regiment engaged Buena VISTA it concludes in
noble spirit follows:
Santa Anna's army, is said has almost totally disper
ed Tor want OF provisions. lie represented as having
hsns up IN utter despair, declaring be entirely po
sOle 10 carry on the war any longer without money lie
mas displayed much ability, think. under the difficulties Of
his position. Old lack has made "ten strike" Ii was
thought he was sheived with nothing do on this frontier
and yetyou see he has gained the most glorious victory
which ever crowned the American arms Critics will mo-
baby say that he ought fought up there but
should have fallen back upon Monterey, where ne would
have been stronger in numbers position and nearer his re-
sources until sufficiently reinforced advance ecisiyey
into the country, but ;hn generous hearts Of his con
tymen will unite with in hurrah for the
old soider-tho Butcher Of AmcGica-who gayo such a
battle, aud for the gallant boys who won it,
Gm slowly recovering, though still unable TO sit I'M -
lOuI inchd, AK. h. McCLuyg.
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az Lieut.. Thomos l.. Curonjcu one or the a.ds-de-
camp Of Gen Taylor. who bore Washington che ulrer
of che victory ai Blcna Vista, passed through CHc.1.
nau on the sih inst ON hs Co Kentucky. The Cn-
cinnsu Adus says Lieut. e. mouhcd 60 find ai scyc
ra OF tho battle, enormously narrated, he'd been
a,rbsd TO BIZ authorship, aud especially hc poiano
ruare aur buod 10 Cen. Taylor respecting the % roR
rent OF Kentucky Infantry. The newspaper accounts Of
chat incident he says, correct osving on the proau
iy Incorrectly putin the mouth Of the General We were
rfote saus6ed the oaihs ntshsrdcd BY the letter writers,
were never uiod bythe Gcncfu They ore not al oil eha
,arfsrtsfe.
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DIED,

On Tuesday evening l3,h instant of Pulmonary Con.
sumption, llr NATHANIEL FULLER, a native of Yer.
mont and for the last four years resident Of this city,
The friends and acquanances Of the family are
TO attend his funeral from his late residence ON 7th street
this Thursday morning at IL o'clock
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foR Tuk WIG.
Important POlitico-lIi>toric,I Docu-
ncnt>---losf or raisisid stolen locked up.
SOLEMN TREATY or FORBEARANCE, AMITY AND Al
LANCE, CONCLUDED At a CRITICAL PERIOD or THg
LAST CAMPAIGN PRESIDENTIAL.
The high contracting parties WERE of the first part Sc
nator L, OF n y. and certain pracscd politician well
known under tho soubrquc OF f. o. e. SsEsh-of the Sc
cond part, Senator w. of Miss and a ccrtain J. p
Il. 81 can promise
On behalf OF the parties OF the first part twas stipulated
that they and their friends should support the said j. h T.
for the Ptcsdcney-and the part the last named that
he would in exercise his Executive pnwcr 10 the
dent who might his be found IN the oDioy
mcnt Of the loavos and fishes
similar AMI separate treaty entered into between
Doctor VI the brohcFln-law the retiring President and
the present Post Master General acting the organ OF the
Tennessee candidate True the Tyler party then already
small, and every day becoming beautifully less su IL
was deemed ct some account to have the OF the
actual Executive, with all his official dcpc thrown
IN, where even feather might turn the doubtful scale
The protocol IN the first submitted through Sena
tor W. 10 Candidate p and his answer through the same
channel being deemed explicit and satisfactory the treaty
was accordingly ratified and Observed bona Sde by the
parties OF tie first part But "iuc hickory" being elect
ed. and IN ,he saddle being reminded OF his rRoNsX
To the d'smay OF the fankccs, answered mon
po'-" NON NJ RTcoRpo"'
The Dcvn, IA fear. the Devil SAINT wouhb.
The Devil eicet the devil saint he"
In vain have the parties Of the first part referred to the
articles OF the secret treaty, and begged publish an
peal to an impartial world to decide" The President keeps
the documents Theoretically sealed and n he mean
time. IN sPirt OF d'ubo-rcncd trcachcry hunts IN for
sacrifice these very and their fiicnds Among count
less victims OF prcmcdatcd vengeance. the friends OF Pre-
sdenis Harrison and Tyler appear have been the high
est on the hsi, ana even among these, the
med seem TO have emitted odor peculiarly attractive and
exciting 10 his Majesty. After all, without tins history
there must be hiatus in the political annals of tho times
How did about that the parties a-pricved all Al
once ceased 10 CALI roR TREATY History demands
SIGHT OF It Ought she not 10 be graufed
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THE JEFFERSON WARD WINGS

VIII Rally palo Alto, on THURSDAY EVENING
nest al "a O'Clock
Repots are e,pseies from all Of the Committees
an n Ry order Of the CuAENAN.
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a RECORD OF NEW HOOKS
RECEIVED BY
NASH & WOODHOUSE.
APRIL TX

Life Of Loni Sterling The William A,,,,1., F.,
sterling hsoFGe in the Army Of the United s.ies du
the Revolution by his grandson w Duer LII. D-bs,rs 80
eeions OF the New Jersey Historical Society vol sSI IN
halams Constitutional History Of England vol syo from the
5h London edion-S2 ' '"o
Parts and Eazeus life OF Napoleon Bonapare-,aeb soc
Anasiasius OF MemoiTsof a Greek, vols-5O
III k'eheneTs nvais Oracle for inyToraip-
and Prulongng he-a7
Great Events described by distinguished historians Chronicles
ana oher WRITER'S collected and IA by Franc I
er-75 '
The KINGS Highway by G p James Esl-25e
The Juvenile Speaker comprising elementary and exercises
IN defamation with SELECTION paeiiee bv p n M,
'eL instructor IN eloeuuon at Princeton Conege-63
hngs by Their Right Names-eleeiei from writing, OF Mrs
BlTboud by Mis- Sarah J Tale-37 " "
The Juvenile Budget Reopened-beng selection. from
the writings of Dr. Aikcn-37 1900
Faris 3 and lierones Of shakspeare-each 90
, .uPpeuleh' 70 inc OF being tie conclusion % tho
CHARACTERISTICS OF Women" BY Mrs Ja,nc.nn-Si
The Home TTe1sury-a beautiful juvenle-eoaainipg Cp.
feia' Beauty and Bea't Grumhle and Cherry, Ges5O
No 20 Harpers Pictorial England-25
Nos. 1856 Illustrated Shakspeare-a5
hv 4 1. An.r.- Inr
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~ MFNlcAN 10 Al vERA cRrZ.

Toe MeN.cans yauousy estimate hor loss az Vera Cruz
stlrsa 500 % 600 Killed and wounded but oil agoo that
abe ass auong sodiery comparatively small and the
destruction among the women end children very great
Among tncr Killed u General Felix Valdez, oihocr q
fome cccbnV.