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NEW GOODS!
GROCERIES, DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
- GANEONn h..:..x. :...A .-A.. ,

ItOCEHiES, DNIGS, .MEDICINES, &c.
- SANFORD, having Just returned
- from the South with Winter supply Of
Groceries, Drmgs, .uedi.imes, Paints, Hrushcs,
Oils, taynishc,, Dye Stuff, &C., would inform his
to purchase good and cheap articles, that he i
now prepared to furnish them with almost every
article in his line Of business. HE Groceries
were purchased under his own inspcctio 20 that
the buyer can rely upon getting such ~ arc Of
good quality. The following leading articles,
together with nearly every thing in she Grocery
GROCERIES.
Loaf, white Havana and brown sugars,
Maracaiba, Rio aud Laguayra Coffee,
Golden Syrup, Sugar house aud Orleans
Molasscs.
Imperial, Gunpowder, Y. II. and Black
Teas,
Western Reserve Cheese,
Cogniac brandy, Port, Madeira, Sweet
Malaga and Clnrct Wine,
Jamaica Rum and Whiskcy, for medical
purposes, Cider vinegar,
Ground Alum, Liverpool aud Kauawhs
Salt,
Ganpowdcr, Shot and Lead,
Alspice, black and Cayenne pcpper.
Ginger, cinnamon, cloves, nutmegs, &C.
CASTLE, Shaving and bar Soap,
Star aud Tnllow candles, Rice,
Tar, Rosin, Red aud White Chalk.
Linsecd, Lard, Castor and Sweet Oils.
FRUITS.
Raisins, Figs, Pruncs, Currants, Tama.
rinds, Cisron aud Dates,
Dried Apples and Peaches, White
Beans, &c.
Nuts, Soh Shcllcd Almonds, Madeira
Nuts, Cream Nuts, Filbcrts, sc.
ALL KINDS OF TOBACCO.
Regain, Principe and other kinds Of So.
gors, Maccoboy, Rsppse and Scotch snuiIs.
Candies Of all kinds,
Butter, Soda and Dyspepsia Crackers,
Buckets, Cordage, Drooms, Stone Ware.
Brushes, Tubs, Wire Selves, &c.
MEDICINES, PAINTS, AC.
Eng. Calomci, Quinine, Peruvian Bark.
Blue Pill Mass, G. Camphor, q. Myrrh.
4. Alccs, q. Opium, &. Arabic,
EPSON, Glaubcr and Rochelle Salts,
Tartaric Acid, Sub. Curb. Sodn,
Tartar Emetic, lpecac, Jalap,
thubnrb, Sulphur, Cream Tartar,
Al. aud Am. Cayenne, Baybcrry,
COMPOSITION, Lobclia herb and seed,
Ord. llcmlock, Poplar, Wild Cherry and
Sassniras Banks,
l.iquoricc, Spts. Nitro, Sulpi. Ether,
Chamomilc Flowers, SIENNA, &c. sc.
Sarsapariila Syrup,
Clevolnnd's Agne Drops and Pills,
MofIats and Dramdrcths Pills,
Jayncs, Portcrs, Smiths, Lees and Bon.
nccll's Pills,
Wistar's DaIsam Of wild Cherry.
Ven. Red, Sp. Brown, Lamp Dlk,
Chrome Yellow aud Green, Whiting.
Prussian Blue, Lithnrge, yssdigris, &C..
Castor, Sweet and Linsced Oils,
Spts. Turpen,inc, Meats Foot Oil,
Logwood, Fustic, Nader, lndigo,
Ext. Logwood, Alum, Copperas,
Blue vilriol, Glue, Putty, Whiting, &c.
Together with general assostmsnt OF Paint
and varnish Brushes, Sash Tools, Wall Brushes.
G. H. Pencils, Pitches, Cloth. Hair anA Tonsh
Brushcs Superior WINS and BRAspY ~ Ne.
dicinal uses only, always on hand. Be-.
Davenport, November 10th, 1886.
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QUEENS, GLASS 4 CHlNAWARE.
Paints and Oils, &c.
Al! Of which will be sold low for the
rendy pny or produce in hand. C.S. W.
Davenport, Dec. 9th, l647.
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ncr Of Rock Island and Third Streets; no
has now on hand and intends keeping
general assortment Of CHAIRS AND CAB
met FURNITURE, comprising FANCY
AID WINDSOR CHAIRS Of all sizes and
patterns, BEDSrEADS, BUREAUS,
BREAKFAST and DINING TABLES,
WORK STANDS, aud all other articles
usually manufactured in an establishment
Of this kind, which for durability aud neat
ness Of workmanship, he will warrant mot
TO be surpassed by any manufactured in
tho western country.
s. SCHOOLTlELD.
N. i. Old furniture repaired aud paint
cd in The ncatcst style.
COFFlNS made in the shortest notice.
Davenport, Oct. 10Th, l644. 7-tf
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NOTICE hereby that application will be made
f
and
thereof and also
sand
81 said costduc
Given under my hand this 7,h day March, 1919.
A.. II. MILLER Treasure and
Collector Of Scott County, Iora.
Davenport March 9h l646 20-3w.
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"AvlNG the exclu.
- sive right Of making
lnin,er Uiiian,s' Patent
Sercic Bcdstead,
for the State Of Iowa, and
having water powcras Cam.
den, ILL.,, TO do my turning,
can aud will sell enrArEE
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BOTANIC MEDICINES.
AHY0IfSo ANG - c~:S:~~ 60

- - sNsA.NO 0uu uuWetbeS IuvOTuUte
- to the Botanic System Of Medicine
can be supplied with almost every article
used in their practice. Bayberry, A. and
Am. Cayenne, Hcmlock Bark, Compost.
tom, Nervine, No. 8, Boncset, G. Myrrt
Gold Thread, Golden Seal, &c.
Is. SANFORD.
Davenport, July %, lS45.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
II LII kinds on hand and for snlc nj
IA April 24th. WmIsLER's.
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DAVENPORT CABINET AND
CHAIR 1lANUFACTORY.

NVIlE subscriber would
- respectfully inform
his old customers and tho
public generally that hav-
ing taken the building for
mcrly occupied by Samuel
Geycr. situated on the cor.
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The NIOnRrel Meeting.

Ohio is lost to General Taylor beyond the possibility
of redemption. The Western Reserve is laundering
against him. The wings there will recognise no such
candidate.
The peoples convention (as they call the mongrel
meeting, called by 1900 names at Cincinnati is just
over. II was large crowd made up, as one of them
says, of abotionss, wings, and barnburners Another
paper says that John Van Buren, at the bottom of it.
Certain it is that the convention repudated both Tay-
or and Cass and that they passed resolutions approving
of the convention at Utica, and requesting that
ton to call general convention, for the purpose no
doubt of establishing northern, barnburnng free-ter-
rory, abolition faction The "Sgna" editor, Taylor,)-
who, bythe-bye, has abandoned Gen. Taylor and his
ortunessays that the Utica convention will either nom-
mate President, or transfer the nomination to more
general convention to be held at Pttsburg Cleveland
If the barnburner leaders 60 at this rate they will
find themselves finally merged in mongre abolitionism
and whigery.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


NEw YoRK, June 10, 1873.
The conscience wings continue kick little here and
here against Taylor. In Wyoming county, the west of
no State they have called county convention for this day.
ITO take such action u the crisis demands"
The liberty party have been holding national conven-
ZION under tent in Buffalo Scarcely any of the lead
'rs holding the same opinions it may be supposed that
hey had not very unanimous time of IT, The platform
dopted is of the broadest kndhavng been constructed
by Gerrit Smith, who is be the candidate of the party
Tor the presidency.
The mortality last week go of which number
sumption caused 81 deaths commissions and Group, Is;
oPsy 10 Vphus (and ship fever, IA; inflammation of
bowels, IL inflammation lungs 10 smallpox IS The
'ea'hs by drowning were Ga proportion which will in
CREASE as the warm weather advances.
confidence In he strength of materals On her last trip
sue broke tue cross head OF of her airpumps and
ewise damaged her machinery But for this, said that
sue would nave made the in less than thirteen days
She had very large number of passengers-Iis
demonstration Tor Ireland announced by the "Irsh
Republican Unon to be held yesterday Sunday after
at Fort Green Brookyn hut suppressed by the
OF that city contrary the Sunday laws Those
present (some 5000 or 4 ,0e0) separated quietly
After intoleTaby close and "muggy" morning all ma
ture relieved by most bouniitu shower about one
o'clock, which cooled the air off delightfully."- We have
had, since, alienation of Clouds with spnhng rain
occasionally, and sunshine FED.
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We have been asked hundred times what course
ments OF New York politics, and in relation to the nomi
nees OF the Baltimore Convention Our reply has uni
fomly been, that we knew not. We can only speculate
from the signs of the past and the present The follow
ing the only indication that have seen in the news
papers, which we deem fit to be noted but we cannot
vouch for the correctness of the statement in the Troy
Advertiser
Elk PRESIDENT VAN BUREN.-The Undertook Sentinel
the democratic organ the residence of Mr. Van Buren,
comes out strongly and ably support of the nominations
of Cass and Butler and the Troy Commercial Advertiser
says;
"We have ii in power 10 state to our readers,
that the Baltimore Convention Martin Van Buren,
has stated a democrat of Columbia county, casual
meeting and conversation that the ominations of Cass
and Butler popular nominations that they good
nominations, and ought to be supported 30
IN " True Sun
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of the papers at the NORTH and which submits several in

of the papers the NORTH and which submits several in
qures for my consideration, has been received.
To your inquiries have respectfully replyi
First That if nominated by the Wing National Conyen-
ZION, shall not refuse acceptance, provided
OF all pledges and permitted maintain position of in
duty have placed me Otherwise shall refuse the
nomination OF any convention party.
Secondly do not design TO withdraw my name if Mr..
Clay be the nominee OF the Wing National Convention
and in this connexon beg permission remark that the
statements which have been positively made in
the northern prints, the effect hat should Mr. Clay be
the nominee OF the Wing National Convention had stated
'that would suffer my be used" cor
rect, and have foundation in any oral remark
change my POSITION withdraw my from the can
vas whoever may be the nominee of the national conyen
ton, either of the whig or democratic party.
Thirdly. | have never stated any that was i'm
favor of the tariff OF 1916, of the subeasury or that
originated the with Mexico; nor finally, that should
If elected select my cabinet from both parties No sue h
admissions statements were made by any time or
amy person. Permit me, however, add that should
such high distinction be conferred upon me as tina, of ele
and honest Interpretation, and in spirit and mode in
which Il was acted upon by earlier Presidents would
be my chiet guide la this conceive be all that ne
cessary in the way OF pledges
The election OF another candidate would occasion no
morhcaon to me, but TO such result the will of the
people, should willingly and calmly submit. As have
haa no ambition TO serve but in the desire the
county II would bring to me no disappointment.
with sentiments of high respect and regard, | remain
your most obedient servant, T. TAYLOR
y f. BALDWIN, esq, or
ROBERT II. GALLAIER,
Editors OF the Richmond Republican,
Richmond, Va
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We are indebted to Mr.. Sarain, distinguished en-
gaver of Philadelphia for copy of the portrait of Gen
Taylor, engraved STEEL from an original daguereotype
which taken at Baton Rouge by Mr. Mcclure,
of New Orleans. 1t is represented to perfect
likeness of the General-with grave yet agreeable
aspect and stripped, by the decacy Of the engraver
of much of the harshness to which the daguerreoype
hkenesses are too often subjected.
The daguerreotype likeness of General Cass which is
now circulating in the newspapers has not been equally
fortunate The muscles contracted-he face drawn
upthe eyes almost closed in the glare of strong light
to which he was exposed. We understand that Fend-
erich has drawn the democratc) General in his pc
culiar and admirable way; and we shall wait to his
portrait. before advise the ypeounders to cas-,
the General mould for the benefit of the craft The
impression that is now afoat, certainly far from doing
justice to his good humored and intelligent countenancs
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Reply to the NO-PARTY men.

BATON ROUGE La. January %, 1913.
GENTLEMEN Your complimentary communication of the
10Th instant, enclosing copy of the preamble and
resolutions adopted the 9Th instant by public meeting
of my without distinction of party, in Mont
pomery Alabama, has been received.
For the high honor which they have been pleased con-
fer upon by thus nominating for the presidency of
the United States and for the very kind language in which
they have fit notice my past life and services beg
YOU their representatives, TO accept my profound
acknowledgements and to my fellow citizens who com
posed this meeting that shall offer active opposition to
the of my in connexion with this responsible of
fee long they continue to it thus independent of
party distinctions.
am, genenen with high respect, your obedient SER
want,
Il. TAYLOR
Messrs. WIN. M MURPHY, N. HARRIS, A. +. HorkNs and
Others Montgomery Alabama.
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great wing ratification meeting was to take place at
Baltimore last evening. host of was expect
ed-among them Mr. Webster but his physician ad-
vsed him, in consequence of the ndspositon with which
he was taken Monday evening, not to make any at
tempt to address the meeting. He reluctantly yielded
and yesterday afternoon left Baltimore in the boat for
Philadelphia
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We receive the most cheering accounts from Georgia
Democratic meetings have been held in nearly half the
counties, which respond with enthusiasm to the Balti-
convention district congressional convention
has been held in Athens, which renominated Mr.. Cobb
their candidate for Congress with reclamation, and pedg
ed themselves to go for Cass and Butler.
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We learn with pleasure that Captain Edward Deas a
highly meritorous officer, who recently, by court
martial, sentenced TO be dismissed the army. has been
deed back to his regiment; the President by and with
the advice and consent of the Senate restoring him to his
rank and position.
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We requested to state, in justice to all concerned,
that Henry ORelly is entirely mistaken in imputng
'the controllers of Morses patent the bill before
Congress amend the patent laws he does yester-
days Union. They have had agency in its origin or
progress, whether it be right wrong. Expecting to
meet him in few days before another tribunal we are
requested to state that they deem unnecessary
rect his other many errors which affect only themselves
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A ratification Cass meeting made strong demonstra-
ton at Lexington, KY, the 10th inst One of its most
remarkable features s that several gentlemen who
had taken part in meeting last fall, to nominate Tay
lor, now attended to ratfy Casss nomination. Among
them were Robt w Wickfe, ST., Capt Henry Johnson
S r. Bullock, esq., and Col Benz Taylor, of Arkansas
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE June 2O-5 p. m.
Postponement of the phg ratification meeting of
Mr. Webster.-Ihs Sheri6atty eonsst.-Ihe eeather -
The markets, &c.
AS anticipated, the wing ratification meeting last ght
postponed to this evening, of the that
prevailed and is to off the time and place.
Mr. Webster is still in the city, but learn is quite ndis
posed, much that he will be unable to attend the
meeting tonight This will be a great disappointment,
and will deact much from the interest Of the meeting
The democracy turned with great enhus iasm
ward meetings last night and the of Cass and But
Ter shouted with energy that clearly indicated
union and harmony, well energy and spirit in the
coming contest.
The delegates elected for the sherfay convention in
fifteen OF the twenty wards understood be pledged
for Charles Cloud, esq of the Argus and Republi-
can, who will doubtless be sheriff His principal
opponent for the nomination the gallant Col Davies,
present mayor OF the city.
The rain yesterday has done much good in the surround
ing country, and has set the mills all going again.
The mail from the north to-day brings nothing of special
interest.
The MARKErs-In the Baltimore market, this morning,
there change in -four There sellers of Howard
street, without much disposition to purchase at SIS 62A
City Mills is nominal SIS 75-mers generally clearing
out to prepare for the new crop Rye flour $3 75 Corn
meal ~ 37A The receipts of wheat light. Good to
prime reds nominal at ITO lis cents. No white in
market Sales of white 40 AZ cents and yellow
at 46 AZ Rye 10 cents Oats 80 80 cents Whis
key is que-sna sales in bbs 22t per gallon.
Beef cattle So 62t per 100 bs average Hogs Sia
81 so per 100 lbs
At New York, this morning, -four in request only for
home and the eastern markets sales of 800 bbs at
SIS 43 So SO for Oswego and So 62 So IS to So SO for
Genesee southern do So O64 SO l2a per Dbl Rye flour
SO Sc. Corn meal So 25 per Dbl. Wheat red ITO lls
cts; Genesee 1875 Corn dull SO 55 cts for yellow,
and 4s so for mixed Oats 40 43 cts Rye 70 cts
Provisions remain unchanged-small transactions No
alteration in groceries. Sugars heavy.
Cotton remains last quoted, with small sales Holders
somewhat firmer.
Whiskey 22A % cts per gallon in bbls.
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NIARaHAL,H SALE.

TN virtue of writ of fer acas issued from the clerks
office of the Circuit Court the District of Columbia
the county of Washington and directed shall ex
pose public SALE for cash. Saturday. the Oath of June
next the of the Court House door of said county,
o'clock M the following property, vz Lot of ground
distinguished the Plan of Washington City as lot No T.
square No. 817 and bounded follows. Beginning at
the of 4th south and Capitol east and
running due a line with said Capitol street IS
thence due south the width of lS feet the
lot and about 100 feet Deep having and half
story dwelling thereon seized and levied upon
as the property Columbus Harrison and sold satisfy
udicials No 66 March term 1913, in favor of Baaam
Burch ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Marshal of the District of Columbia
Nav 21-dts
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JACKSON HALL, June 10, 1915.

To the Editor of the Union:
have the honor to enclose you the letter of Mr. H. H.
Heath, accordance with the resolution of the Jackson
Democratic ASSOCIATION OF the 10th nst requesting its
publication In the "Union" and the Campaign"
DAVID HENRY WOOD,
Secretary
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WASHINGTON, June IL, l843

WASHINGTON, June IL, lS43.
Mr. President and Gentlemen of the jackson Association
Having ever been wing from my eares. remembrance
Of the political world having mistakenly given even my
most and undivided exerions that party profess
ing the of whig have hitherto until recently writ
ten printed spoken and abored in the of party
Men change-principes are immutable From a convic-
ton that the which the whg party had assumed
upon the question of the late Mexican wrong and
totally hostile to PATRIOTISM and highly savoring of the
same principle OF anti-Americanism evnced by large
party in country during last struggle with old Eng
land, forsook them upon that ground determining
longer associate with party who gave aid and comfort
to an enemy in war-that, at least my should not
descend future time with the of infdey to nv
loved country, and of federalism upon it, have invest
gated more closely than ever the general principles of de-
mocracy, and am prepared to my firm adhesion
the pure principles of its Creed and their everendurng
ever extending and sautary tendency the good govern
ment of the of men. For these reasons humbly
admission among you, the method of prov
ing sincerity, and evncing my esteem for the party
whose motto is progress" and whose platform is 'princ
PIES" am, &c., &c. yours, gentlemen,
H. H. HEATH.
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NEW GOODs-The subscribers have this day received
IN additional supply of seasonabe goods most of which
have been purchased at auction at great sacrifice and in
consequence of the advance of the will be offered
unusually small advances that those wishing supplies
stock comprises the complete assortment of furnishing
goods in the city, such
Carpetings, floor ollclohs, rugs, straw mating
White quilts, linen and cotton sheetings
Table damasks, damask NAPKINS pillow slip sheengs
Table and piano covers, &c., together with every other
article in our line.
In fancy goods assortment is unusually plee viz:
Silk tissues French Bereges, Foulad and India silks
Black Gros de Rhines and rich black aces for visitcs
Lace capes and CHEMISTS, with cuffs to match
Black lace capes, white Grape shawls
Linen lustres, French lawns and chntzes
British chntzes and gnghams, at l2a per yard
Ladies' misses and boys hosiery of every description
Clear lawns, linen cambria and needlewoked handker-
chiefs, from st to SS.
Irish linens, from rs cents to the finest quality
Jaconet and Swiss insertings and edgngs
Thread laces, edgings and insertngs
Also to be found at store article usually kept
all of which will be offered from this date very reduced
prices. p. II. HOOE IL co.
June 13-3wif
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,

BANK METROPOLIS,
Washington, June 2, 1S4S.
rTNlE Stockholders in this bank hereby notified that
election for trustees of the bank, for the
then ensuing will be held the banking house
on Monday, the Sd day of July
The polls will be opened at 10 o'clock, a. m and close
at O'Clock, p. m.
By order of the board.
June 3-eodd RID. SMITH, Cashier.
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TIME Diplomatic and Omcial Papers of Daniel Web
l. ster, while Secretary of State, vol.
Becks Botany of the United States north Of Virginia.
vol.
Loiterngs in Europe, by j. w. Corson
The Posthumous Works of the Rev. Thomas Chalmers,
3 vols
Eastern Life, by Miss Martineau, VOL .
Neanders Life OF Christ, vol.
Mrs Adams's Letters, and enlarged edition, vol
Headley's Life of Cromwell. vol
Set-conuol, Ia novel) by Mary Brunton, Is cents
Angela Ia novel,) by the author of 1.-TWO Old Mems
Tales" +. TAYLOR.
June FL
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ID EAL Estate In Washington Wanted Il desire to
~ purchase real estate in Washington for residence
and will give in exchange stocks and other good property
Title to be clear and unquesonabe and to be
given Immediately Address through the city post office
(drop-postage paid) E. M G., with full particulars.
June 1876
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GUNNER Hats'-SrEVENS Halter, No l Browns
- Hotel, has full assortment of silver drab Rocky Noun
tain beaver blue beaver dab and blue plain hats of
bee IL Costar's shape, very light and elegant
Sales room, No. Browns Hotel.
June ll-6tifeo
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nuT Of Fashion-As usual, will sell drab and blue
" hats of the past fashion from Is 30 per cent less
than usual prices Gentlemen wishing economic in
the purchase Of hat will please call
STEVENS'S Sales Room
June lI-eod6uf No. Browns Hotel
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PARLIAMENTARY MISUNDERSTANDING of Can
nng and extracts from his writings, volume octave
OF bs3 pages full bound in leather price (haf pcs rs
cents The Selected Speeches of Wyndharn and Huskis-
complete in octave volume 66 pages price (ha
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Norris Bayard, Pinkney Webster, Castor, Calhoun, Eve
ret, Josiah Quincy, and other distinguished Americans
complete in volume of 53 pages, full bound leather
price (half prce) 81 cents For sale "a few copies only by
F. TAYLOR.