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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-05-12
A WONDERFUL STEP IN Music,

a "oNDLHFUL SlEF IN N USIC.
DELlEVING tho days of common Music with
II which the United States had lately been food
ed, at an end the advertiser has published collec.
ton of the most beautiful Songs Marches VALVES.
Polkas Mazarkas. Duets, ETC.. from engraved plates
with which he intends to convince the world iba, a
rich and original article can be sold at less price
than a common one by obtaining large circulation
to reduce the first expense. II will consist of twelve
original peces by the FIRST modern Masters, some Of
which are from six 10 eight pages. each bound in
one volume. and called "a WREATH FOR THE
HOME CIRCLE" The whole to be enclosed in a
Cover and Title engraved and printed at large OK.
pcnse, in the yet almost unknown art of Xvoera.
ply, and worked in six brilliant colors and bronzes:
the whole forming collection the like of which
cannot be bought single for double ,hc money. 1t
must be borne in mind that this is not trashy stuff,
got upon poor paper and type, but beautifully en-
graved and printed the finest paper, by Bruad.
way establishment. The work will make a spIen.
did present and will be RENTED by mail on the re.
ceipt Of S so post paid. to
VIM vANDEKBEEK, 3s5 Broadway, N. Y.
q Also, constantly on hand, all the new and fash
Ionabie Music and all the reprints from foreign ed-
tons.
Editors Of country papers giving this two inser-
lions' and sending copy Of the paper TO the above
a,eIy. 49,, :
March 81, 1917. -....., =.
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T M. s. A. c.. PRICE having purchased
e. the establishment. of A. & c. II Berry
bill, will keep constantly on hand at the
old stand on Clinton Street, a inil supply o
the articles appertainng to their business
which th., are prepared TO sell al low -s,e.
for Cash or approved trade. Physicians sne
heads Of famliie, are requested to call ans
examine before purchasing supplies else
where
Iowa City, June II, IS46.i7
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F.I.uILYGROCERH.

THE Subscriber will keep constantly OF
4 hand the following Family Groceries, a
his old stand one door south Of BerryhiIl'.
Drug Store. which he intends selling al the
least possible profit Consisting of
Coffee, Tens, Sugars, Vinegar, Moiasses
Rice, .Mackerel, Tobacco Of allkinds. Soap,
Mustard, Mleratus, Pepper, Ginger,
.7uspice, .Nutmegs, Cassia, &c.
Together with variety of other articles, to:
numerous 10 mention Call and See.
ROBERT e HEATING.
Iowa City, Mayh,.27, 1916 ID a& +
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ZOE p9gNplMg,
PR ArDI!s TAHNl!s!Ha

- seF 0eA AsS~s~ - Oss0~ne-
This Periodical Is decotelto Western Agr,-
culture, Mechanics and Education.
Publ ned monthly at Chicago. Illinois, BY
John s. Wright. containing "a very large
octave pages, besides a coiored cover with
Advertisements. Terms, 81 per annum,
6copies for S.. Is copies fer $40, invar:s-
biz in advance, All communications must
be sen, free Of postage. John S Wrigh,
and Ambrose w. ight. Editors. Vol.
lS45
REASONS FOR TAKING IT.
II il one ofthe largest and cheapes.
agricultural papers published IN the United
States. Specimen Nos, seat to those reQues-
ting them.
3 lis not published for the whole coun.
Try, bal fer the especial benefit Of western
farmers.
3. Mos, Of the matter 10 supplied By cor
respondents. more than three hundred in
number, from all par,s Of the West; as q bo-
DIV unsurpassed 10 abiiHy and practical
knowledge, by those Of any other agricul,u-
raj paper.
A. Ii is illustrated with an abundance OF
we'll executed engrayibgs; is we'll printed
OF good paper; aud each namOer accompa-
MED with . cover to keep clean.
s. A full and complete Index 10 sent to
the end Of the year, making q volume Of a
out 800 pages, Iavaloabie az q work of ref
erence,
g. The information contained either I'M
der the head Of Veterinary Department. or
Household Affairs or Orchard and Gar
den,'i is worth several times the cost Of the
pape.
7 Ii contains Chicago Prices Current,
with the iares, intelligence Of New York and
other markets -. .a.-....s-s B. .. -u.
lec,ed in the West, and two or three pages
are occupied with disseminating the most
important Information concerning them
9. It's permanently established and as
western paper should receive the undivided
suppor of western faTmefs. particularly
10. Il is pronounced by those who have
taken IT from The comm encement. and by the
pabi,c press generally. the osst agricultural
paper for western farmers. that's published
BAcK VOLUMES Either or all Of the first
four yoiumes-the FIRST two entitled The Un-
ION AgricultuIist--csn be Obtained a, 81 per
volume. stitched IN strong covsrs, liable on
" TO newspaper postage Bound vols char
ged with the cost Of binding. To new com
ers into the west they will supply vast
mount Of information Of just the kind they
need. which will save them much useles
expenditure.
~ Five dollars will paw for the back
volumes stitched and for the fifth and sixth
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-05-12
"A. W. SWEET.
TIoRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW

AlloieNEl AND LUUASELLtlR All LAW
IOWA CITY, IOWA. -..
kbs WALKER, formerly of Illinois, nov
OF Burlington, will assist him in all cases IN IN
supreme Court OF the State OF Iowa
ne VIII also ACT as Agent ii, selling leasing. an,
purchasing real estate and paving taxes-and j,
deposits and investments of every kind,
uflce on the south east corner of capital square
Iowa City, Jan. Isl, 1917. 49,
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VIRGINIA HOTEL.


ST. LOUIS MO. ... ss.ss
dissolution OF Partnership-The CO.
- partnership heretofore existing between
the Undersigned, under the style of spARR
y GREEN, has been this day dissolved by
mutual consent. AL demands due to the
hrm have been transferred to John Fl. Spar
and by him ali outstanding debts will be ad.
Justed and paid. JOHN H SPARR.
....-.,.-.- ALONZO GREEN.
st. LOUIS, October Is. IS45.
'NHE undersigned having, by purchasing
his late partners interest, become sole
proprietor Of the above House, would avail
himself of the occasion and offer his grateful
to his patrons and friends
who have so kindly paironized the Hous.
under the late firm, and would beg to as
sure them and the public, thai he intends to
continue TO merit a support to the House
by strict attention 10 the comfort of his
guests, and moderate charges. $s i.
oet l4-4o. JOHN II. SPARR
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!H.sM2AnN SCHOOL,

MRS S. c. M0REY,
HAVING obtained rooms in the Mechan.
~ ics' Academy, will open a school fol-
females only, on Monday, the I'd of Nov
next The winter session will continue Ave
months. 81 -: sas 4s' .1-s
a TERMS OF TUITION:
Reading. Writing and Geography per
-, quarter or half session - 2 so
The above with Arithmetic, Grammar.
and History .... ,.4... 800
Natural Sciences, higher branches of
Mathematics, Rhetoric, SC 90
french and Drawing each (extra) 90
+. s. Wanted Immediately, plas,ering
and joiner work done on the school rooms,
for which payments will be made in tuition
Iowa City. October Fl, 1876. ms
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Cabinet Making and Under
taking.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens Of Iowa City and vicinity. thai
he sni' continues TO carry on the above bus,
mess in all its various branches at his old
stand, on Clinton street, few doors south
of the pubic square. Persons wishing to
buy good and cheap furniture. will find it &c
their vantage 10 give aim a call,
~ He is provided with good hearse
and Will ATTEND at all times TO the business
Of an undertaken
PETER ROBERTS.
Iowa City, Jan. 81. 1876.
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A'sa-ss..a...Dn1Al NDnnI.a7

DOCTORS MURRAY, MCCORMICK & SWAN
AVlNG associated themselves in the
- practice OF medicine. offer their pro
Iessionsi services 10 the citizens of Iowa
'ity and vicinity, and will attend promptly
TO all calls. ..-.-......
They are always 10 be found at their of.
ice day and night, unless absent on pro.
iessional business. Office on Clinton sweet.
lew doors north Of Lyman Holt's store.
lowe City, June 10, 1876 ~ go Is
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-05-12
II q liz H. n n.

TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
i of excellent farming land in good state Of
cultivation. with convenient buildings for two or
more families, situated near Washington Ferry.
IN Cedar county, Is miles from Iowa City, will
be rented to good farmers on reasonable terms.
James H. Cover of Iowa City, or to Robt. Cow
er, on the premises. mar "a, '47-n4l
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BY THE RESIDENT OF THE UNI
TED STATES.


IN pursuance of the fourth section of The
act OF Congress, entitled AN act to es
tablish an additional land Office in Iowa.
approved S,h August, 1876, |, JAMES X
POLK, President of the United States OF
America do hereby declare and make
known, that | have this day designated
IOWA CITY as the site of the land office
for the Iowa district, in the Territory OF
Iowa, created by said act; and that said of.
fee will be, and hereby is, established al
that city. .... ..-.-. .-..- r
Given under my hand, at the city OF
Washington. this fourteenth day OF
August, Ammo Domini, one thousand
eight hundred and forty six.
JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President:
JAMES II PIPER, 81. ....s. .y.t T..
Acting Commls'r of the Gen'l Land Office
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-05-12
In the District Court for johnson,
County. Iowa.
9. H. Buck

VS.. , ATTACHMENT.
VIM. MALoY.
/" M. MALOY---SIR: You will hereby take
w notice, that a writ of attachment issued
from the court aforesaid against you, and in ia
ver of c. H. Buck, on the Dist day Of July,
1916, for the sum oil nineteen dollars and sixty
seven cents; and that your property stands at.
tached to satisfy the same. And unless you ap-
pear and plead before the next term of said court,
Judgment will be entered, and the property SO
attached will be sold to satisfy said debt and
costs. s. B. GARDNER, CPk d. C,
CARLETON, atty for prf
Iowa City, Feb. II, IS46-5lw4
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-05-12

PHILADELPHIA
N E w A ND CHEA
Umbrella Il Parasol Mandatory
No. l04 fHarkt Str
NEXT DOOR EAST OF THE OLD STAND.
WIN. III. Richardson
HAS withdrawn from the firm of w, &
A w. II. Richardson, and CONNIE ced
business on his own account al No. l04
Market Street. between Third and Fourth
where ne has for sale a full assortment OF
Umbrellas. Parasols. Parasolettes g. Shades,
of the newest and hest manufacture, al the
l0wee market prices. z~
Cotton Umbrellas fair quality, 35 cents.
Silk do. do. do 81, so.
Othe Goods in proportion You are re-
specially inv ited TO call and see them,
Philadelphia. Pa. Dec. IS45-4S-Iy
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TIE AIFXANDRIA CASE.


N'a'l meFfd nat The nf'r' u itf committee ON
"r t.Htl- lWm II NlndHA winch had been inrplnred
dHros III mDnhs, be !aheu up, IA oIdef 10 moYe that
/ eprInlns as4ng been ordered
Mt. ID imam tutg sicd thai the House should at once
rnIer upon h eotidrratlun a the t,plrt The report
CONTAINED un r5nn,l and II was mol necessary II wait
f. Tue prinina IL The Home had nnbing brfne II.
aud Tie ascus soa might hseommeuctd Al woe desl.
rous i afsliul lie lr,,u noHf
AlrHs,mt conversations he evident temper II II r.
II ne m 0 ia Ia he + preceding at once with the
IN caeso7. tva56,auo be Alt Mayo The following Is
ihc np1 ui III e mmrtle.
II erunnljee 10 whom WIS ro(rrsd Tho ct9r1 # lbr
Nbc 4 FaraA Is we'll - the return nj the s,id Sbcr
vi IL the c.uu;lts If Firlx and Ale>se,ltia ceaf,u,
ne ,leelan ol Henry " Ibel,,s and E,l,e,r So9olo1,
E,qs ms II delegates t., he present G,ncr Assembly
lYrl nl that .n.5erluuI,r cen lrr,tln and maIr "
yauf emu ntee have come. To lc conclusion embraced
"a lhe l1llouuo resolutions with instructions Ia rro.l
a. -amp 10 tic llansc " Inch Is ,ccnnlinrly done
l. RfsaIr,d. 'raai id sr statue had ha cn>,i,n
punl power ia receive h., lh rtr,. ssi III, the town and
county "a AlaN4ndfa AID Ia nrotp,u,lrn with the State
VI Nagm4
2ad han II hs.,fuc rbsfe,rr Tho r,,s,t,,re L. pr .
WIDE rclrs,anf.l1 for lr.anc. n, me II, e cols
cul viii ihr cnfs ilIrn,n and bill If rlahis
3d hat the Alll a, the Las, sossnn VAS in ,art con
sllulr l. and in par uncanstit,ml-b1 81 far A. i,
was censnl,p,l II wa. nad and valid that Ct, far ,s II
va, usr institutional 1t vasm4ald
I'm Thai s,t,f=s If rteyIel for j., uenb,r ar i, lol,
rate In he Hon, e ri Del oalr, from Arx,n,t,a II IS
Nuh5n he constitutional noNrr,t lin, ,oisl,,,te and
,al The ,o,n,,t l,, r. l4r s,,,cln ub, Il. ,l,,, ~
TUNED :. ,L.r.,.r, ,,,,,,isl ~ I,...,o,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-16

o. The cantesud election CASE tpn' Alexandra and
rairflN viii he seem has teen ALREADY brought briofe
the House ct Delegates and elected an animated deac
The Report Of The CofnmifeP, which we lave no dDnbt
will be adopted, is in accordance with the views we took
Immediately Ter The election. We never doubted that
both Mrssrs Thomas and Snowdon were entitled ia
seats. The speech Of Nj II. l.. {. Muncure, Of Stat
iord, spoken Of by all the Richmond lapers Of
grca ability. Tie Jiurs says:
IL came the Legislature wi,hs very high repua-
ton; hut he ol tie yeiy few public hltu, have
heard speak whose abilities had not bc,n exaggerated
by The euoses Of loo partial friends
We know hun well, and have 10 hesitation in saying
that he has no superior in tha Legislature
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-16
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVAL. ofGEN. rAYLo Il.


Tho gallant Hero Il Tho Ito Gande arrived IN Il
II sslss ppi brIaw NJ Ofeaus III lie 3llh alt N
IA ST rnslse arrangements NtIe made i1ran rullHs
reception Of The Conceal ~ The pc, pc ol New o.
Is
l. anticipation 4 On T,vLos's atneal, the MAY
aaf 4 NV Dreams addressed him a e ,nuuclnn IN
ming h.iu thai by resolutions Of lr MUNICIPAL Council
H. uas sliod btr1nc tie pur, 81 the city in
rns hts STAY tb"r. 'llus leupr was handed 10 Ia
CONCEAL hY lhe oulnitirf winch d,s,,ud Il The ryer
mel I""' a'd so,'rd 'be diving t'plyi
I. :. STEAMER Aloh,tourH. /
Ms ssipp River. k1g.3t l-lI
Sn, i Lave had lie honor fcc,lvc tauf l,uer q
the 9Th instant, coHmdec lng tho Invliatlon ii lh
Municipal aubprll,s II y. Orleans bocllue the puss
/ oil The clty. mhlle | felnainin
canni but be deeply sensible Ia this peclcI II
ken ii the respect aud affection of lie people, New Or
lans. SupFefaddrd ~ II IL Ia many cherished
upullS Of Their confidence iutl that they have lad
me under Obligations winch can aesfr adequately re
iPay.
bog yoi 10 convey 10 the authorities Of The city tny
sueee and heartfelt neln1~ dgnents NJ the great hon
thus conferred and my pance 81 z : oiier dtng
tie briri period that can rruain IN tliFClty
With ugh regard, have the honor to he your friend
aud oaelicnl servant Il TAYLOR.
lis Honor \ ID Cnsa,N, Mayor Of Nca Orleans
RECEPTION or GEN. TAl LOR-.ihe Delta
o the 81 instant has the illpwlng paragraph.
The trunphal cnIry Ron. Taylor INFO the city Will
tale place tonorrow The procession viii lhan be In
tued uudor the drrc non oil Col. labuson. Grand Mar
,ha OF the Day, uTlh II the published prog ram
On saturday. at | o'clock the presentation oi the mag
nlc,nl sword presented by the stare Will take place IN
The reception room ut The NJ. Charles Hotel.
The Pciyu1e Of the ID If December contains the fol
lowing
..tiEN. 1'yIoR Zen Taylor visited yesterday
tile barracks by many ol his odd arqualHanrrs, whose
egetnrss clasp the old s,Irr's Ian would not ABIDE
tho l.
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o. The Southern mail has beeu taken from the kch
mpnd and Potomac Rail Road, and is carried now by
land itom Washington to Richmond passing over Inc
worst road in the United States. rendered now sui
by long disuse. This arrangement will make !
difference OF twenty -four hours in the reception u
Northern papers The VIII le saving ioihe Department.
by this magnificent display If independence and ene'e.
not Than 5000. How lung vii! the South SUI
mil TO this rerogsade movement
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-16

reipt. II the y parinea r The lasl year were Ni3,
go; Us e tudi urcs s. 80, y Q; dt6c .i391 The
e>ees, .f receipts er hase o the last year, Si5So9
PSI Rous So -; Annual irsnsioriation, 30 6' o'J
nil; Pos ms,lrr> ISL 10 Deid lrtterS o.ool-
'rhIs rpe vii lead 70 Inc es abs mcn Of nn''"pn
RAJ ii p eiae.-fyr cents all dI>'ances lie re
c,.nlasnds lat ,wsfaPrs te riafsod according ID
weight, 1e low posage sys''m cannot be fully caftl-
ed cut until prepa, mc0t is f,qufed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-16

o. The Congressional prialers-Messrs. Wcndal
and Van Benlhu, sen--have addressed letter 10 each
IL nse explaining why the Presidents Message as not
as has been heretofore the case. laid on the tables .,
members, the moment II was delivered. They state
that The President refused to urnsh Them with copy in
advance according 10 well estabil he'd usage The Pres
laent wished, we presume, To give whatever profit ter
nigh, be in the earlh ST printing Of 10 l.his own ;,
gan, and not to l,e Congressional plinters. 1t wass
small affair certainly for President 10 be engaged in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-16
TIE LYNcHBGhG WRGlNIAN.


The special feenn, 10 supply the vacancy occas,oned
+ By The IS guaeu Of Mathew b. Nowlp Esq. one 4
The delegates eloet 81 he county Of tampb,, took place
on Monday last, and nspedwe say II with shame and
IN IrlIlcl In IA fhe l,couot Col ODEN 6. CLAY,
the H'mocaic candidate y n,s fily OF about -
over Richard Morgan, as good and true Wing as The
STATE foutaius
We have not the heart 10 date the subject The
result VS. brought aboul by considerable Gambler Of HE
W hig' tong ia Col. Clay, aud great many not
voting At ALL On tie I)atIburg polls-whlch aer,.
kept open tlTce da}s,"hs they closed he first
at an The county rrccncs-tbe names Of SINE forty
hlgs recorded ior the Democratic candidate whilst
II appears hat molo than bundled did not vote at
all. There were some who n7,icotiously believed
HAT Cel clay could render more effective aid than Mr.
Morgan 10 our improvement scheme--ba. IT cannot lie
denied that The result was III the main, produced lay
the bitter 'tcl n excited by the schism N tie
spuns fae friends ri the defeated town Wing candl.
date, Viii sone eNcePiots, would moi support Mr. Nor.
gan because he support Mr. Mo,by,
In d mocrais have played their game adroitly They
omPnled The dISseasons of the Wings last Spr no and
upon the plea chat politics ought not prevent the re-
ufn OF HE man Who could best snbserve our local inter
rs', pressed he claims OF Co. Clay They succeeded
IN lh"lr scheme, aud now laugh Wing gulbiliiy-
The siro 3 Wing county ot Campbell sends to the
House Of Delegates the most compromising Danocra.
wllhm ~ 11rders-un umelled by any pledges to vote
IN conlmly with The wish Of the Inajary of his u
sltuenls questions oiederaI policy HIS vote will be
given against the recollection Of Raleigh r. Daniel as
Connection, and with HE Democratic party in any oh,r
election wcimay lake place during The session. and ON
all question, involving political Considerations
We not the eplnuS Of those Whios VIM u la
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-16
.NEU' .lR RiJ.3L or
II f. y X y NJ ID ID l.. \ X l.

fccei,in general assortment el CARR AGES,
chiefly hQn the city Of Toy, y place celebrated oi
the mandatory u such articles. lie has also,
C.fRRLIGES. BGGGiES, Sc,
OF EASTERN MAKE,
all Of which he pledges himself to sell low other &c
Establishment in The place. aud respectfully sorits cou
lima nee patronage his old friends. aud mort politely
iniiles those wishing purchase articles lis Inns Will
whom he has bad the pleasure Of acYaamance, 10 ea
and examine before purchasing lie Eaiso m2nuaetafg at
5nievery description Of Carriage order and will prompt
repair ali work in his line cheapy, and waran, 1t he a
81 ~ gaue. . ing ho,,sr IN ilas place
lie VAL gr!rr any description Oh Carnage that ma
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-16

Mr. Charles Scot has Obtained the contract for r'par-
lng The damage done ~ the Waterworks dan. and has
entered upon the work witla large force, which he has
al his disposal, ha' ing just finished contract on tho
Southwestern Turnpike
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-16


iHe @uss n t.e Hons i Roir s,natives hay.
c,. ,.l ~, .,e'zs descriptions. ] be accoup',
an! Nj cam b. III o.,-sse. ~e's itfd IN his place.
hy u'aIr.A ,ltne a.. 6a 4,e - sf ed 'ha HE
Interests Il III" Jul wee vet 'Ipfe,d 10 such
prusrr ptlva measure W head IS be pul ny
The block Is said thai they deterl iosd upon
general sweep. Bu The blood Of the martyrs is tho
seed Of the chur, H.
We persuaded that the venerablc:E.li'or of hel
non must have laughed in his sleeve as he wrote the
foregoing He could not have forgotten that Matthew
ST lair Clarke good irer filled the post,
set aside by lpcot,co House 10 make way, not for
Mr. French it is true. but for half rs deserving
man. Did the Editor then believe 'that the interests
the public service were opposed 10 such pT'scrlpvr
maasure' 1t is very n.habc to h. ar the organ t an
Administration, winch has proved itself enincntly pro
serptlve, aud which will not confer military sp
polutmeos upon Wings. ask with such admirable sim
plictv. "whose head next 10 be pn upon the block"
One might imagine from the foregoing extract that Mr.
French was the proto-narlyr Of prnscrp,l n.