davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-13
THE UNION.


The question being taken upon the mson 70 postpone.
il was agreed TO.
Nh CLAWS PROPOSITION on oohpRoMIsE.
The Senate then resumed the consideration OF Mr..
GAYS proposed resolutions Of compromise,
Mr. TURNEY. having the floor. arose and addressed the
Senate at length. THE remarks Of the honorable sena
tor having been withheld for revision viii appear Al an
Mr., 4 having concluded his remarks.
Mr. BADGER obtained the floor, and, signifyng his
intention to address the Senate moved that the further
consideration Of the subject be postponed until Thursday
I'll The VICE PRESIDENT laid before the Senate the
following communication from the Secretary OF the
Senate:
orFicE sKoRErARy OF SExATE.
The Secretary Of the Senate has the honor report
the synoptca index the laws and treaties Of the United
States, which, by resolution Of hs lith Of January
snow submitted In executing this work, the former index
has been verified and corrected, the matter incoPo-
Duane with is continuation 10 ID March, 1876 the edi-
20 The same period and q hs laws
published under The authority Of the Department OF State,
TO the end OF tho last session OF Congress.
ASBURY DICKENS,
Secretary Of the Senate.
Hon. MiLLARp FILLMORE.
Vice President Of the United States, and
Mr.. BENTON remarked that this work had been pro.
cured under order Of the Senate during last session. hav
ing been adopted his motion. The work had been
C0mpllSneu Dy MT Harris REAP, IN an unprecedented
short space Of time The former work. which lacked q
great deal Of being such this only an in
dex to single edition, and il from two to three years
before il compiled while this,a double edition, 20
much larger, and the same time double in depth and
synoptica, had been done in less than one year The
printing Of il was now the question: and he unwilling
to have il printed as mere document He would there
fore that lie on the table for the present. in order
that they might consider way Of having il printed
uniformly with the principal edition Of the laws Of The
United Substitute & Browns edon--to which il
efeibe In getting printed il would be an object
with him to print il in such way that booksellers could
furnish the people OF the United States with this edition.
and not that the Senate should undertake to supply the
country. He wished the members Of the two houses to
supply themselves, and let the booksellers supply the
rest.
The document was ordered to lie on the table.
The Senate then proceeded TO the consideration of
uve business and after time spent the doors
re opened, and
The Senate adjourned.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-13

ROOE<s from Isendon-Last No. Ie.-MIscn's Press
ID Works . vols. %
Goethe's Autobiography and Travels ~ vols. ~
Micheicts Lie OF Luther
Michcief's History Of the Roman Republic I vol 81
Bouterweks History q Spanish Literature vol ~
Gaixos's Lectures on Modern History . vols. -
schnIefs Drsmss and Romances vol. u
Hhendanf Dramatic Works Life vol u
DuHses Life q Michael Angelo, and Life Of Raphael ~ De
Quincy vol ii
lust imported from London direct, by
Mari FRANCK TAYLOR.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-13

WILL published March, sThe Lives Of James
Madison and James Monroe the fourth and hh Presidents
the United States BY John Quincy Adams To which added,
History u their Adminsfatons.s
This work viii be pubished sire ~ volume Of 40
substantially bound smilar
sewards Life o. John O. Adams containing portraits
Price 81 as
There being no work giving the pvse and public lives Of
these usions Presidents Of
the sutor az statesman and Scholar must secure extensive
sale above
The work will bookstores only by agents.
Of whom VIII be In the city Of Washington about the date
GEO. H. DERBY CO., Publishers,
Mar o-T Buffao, New York.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-13

THE Subscriber Offers FOR rent Evermay, the resi-
Grant Davidson,
nsh Of Heights Georgetown The dwelling house comprises
advantage and position desirable In private
residence n substantially built Of brick Il two stories high, with
garrc and has four each
spacious running north south
pantry, stables, dairy,
house,
lot and which under
fine orchard garden fields and woodlands The
command
ing Of The extensive and beautiful prospect in front,
while embraces in the delightful northern view, Of which
the entire range q the Heights ives, perhaps deprived That gor
Of grounds which lies Immediately on Of the dwelling
forms Of natural terrace only agreeable the eye
susceptible embellishments
fertility Of the soil and the excellent exposure admirably
adapted horticultural purposes which has for
pohtsb applied The proximity Of this situation the
metropolis, and it, ample accommodation, combining NIL the
facilities OF residence (thc
churches schools markets. and other Of business being at
dsancc present opportunity foreign Ministers
members Of The cabinet OF o. Congress % secure an elegant and
commodous abode satisfactory To strangers with
inducement and who
Of fact respectfully suggested that the comparative cheap
Of rents IN Georgetown important and well worthy az
their attention.
the subscriber.
SAMUEL O. DAVIDSON,
Mar 1-2awaw Agent and Trustee for Proprietos
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-13

The coast survey steamer Hetzsl, Lieut. Commanding
Rogers. which was driven sshore of Cape Camavera in
gale Of wind days SINCE has been got Of, and i,
now on her way to Key West
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-13

Owing to the length Of the Senate debates, we are
constrained to postpone report Of the House pro-
ceedings Of yesterday. We may, however. say that
after ordering the printing Of $4,000 extra copies Of
the mechanical and 1000 Of the agricultural portion Of
the Patent Office report Of the present year, the House
went into Committee Of the Whole on the state Of the
Union when speeches were delivered by Messrs Cor
man and Butler, after which the House adjourned.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-13

Wines snd Liqusws.

Wines and Liquors.
TUE undersigned would respectfully ca attention his stock
WINES AND LIQUORS.
The facilities by for obtaining from wines
ke In their purity his longer the business
Quoted BY him. and direct personal knowledge with the
wine growing districts Of Europe than
house in this city afford for the character and quality Of
all articles sold by him.
The arrangements Of his and vaults
for the cellar
small choice
special occasions supplied notice.
including
many, not usually 10 be obtained here.
COUNTRY TRADE supplied Wholesale prices on most fAvor
able
CLUBS their advantage order from
scriber
FAMILIES Of table wines very prices,
also Of wines and liquors, FOR GULL
NARY PURPOSES.
MEMBERS or LEGISLATIVE BODIES messes others a
supplied (znd have them by PACKAGE
ExPREss,n PREF OF CHARGE) with wines, Ac., Cor table,
II the
BY addressing their orders, through The post odics 70
JACOB sNIDER IT,,
Importer and Dealer Wines Ae 70 Walnut street, Philadelphia
nysEoARs Of direct importation from Havana Of various SORTS
always from Se go thousand sold
BY the single box cheaper than al any other store In the city
JanH-dhcply
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-13

cstcaie o. package Of whoes win enue holder an
S4l2 that be drawn by the tickets
therein Ceacsiss o. halves and eghths in proportion
This splendid OF
the United States, and well worthy Of Of advenu-
The lowest prize that be drawn BY ticket having
three Of the drawn numbers IL 1000.
Orders for Tickets and Shares Certificates Of Packages
above magnificent scheme will be promptly attended and
Of the drawing win be Immediately amer h
all who may order tickets from
Address J, = q. MAURY, Agent,
L Feb l5-dAcind Aiexandna Virgina.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
AUCTION SALES.
InS EsrARI.IsHMrxr

CARD.--HEw AUCTION E5TABI,isHMESr--
" BALDWIN GARDINER Gale o. GARDENERS Furnish
iug Warehouse having been appointed "a A1eoneer has
tsken the spacious room on second noor oi he srge
hCndlrg Nc 50 Broadway corner Of Anthonyst lately
occnpied "a msseuu, for his fsies-rOcsn. -.
every description OF goods embraced " ne nunelvus
branches Of Bis are er-nsve decorative einsaag war
house induces him oder his services 20 Ia TRENDS Ad
the public, particularly IN the dsPoss y eonds y
suct0n comprised hs above nes, such a. .,ver sId
plated aga suery spaIery and other she ies ao cif-
bingham risnu'aciures Also China and essswtre, MIR
roEs csrpeng upholstery, rich cabinet urnlnr 6fotzes
pailrfs pisnos siAGgsy. AID al other kinds or r. <sn,
f-e1ch German Italian aud Chinese fancy srucies, ln-
GLIDING waches aud jewelry.
Mr. GARDINER will s;terd personally and superinteuo
the proper arranging and cslogsg Of furniture Tor sale
auctOn al genieel private residences, OF VIII fceVe u
fer sac ~ bis Long Room ard feels confident thsi % can
give entire satisfaction 10 OWneTs
Stocks n trade ard anufAclurerS stocks 10 be s0d 81
auction viii a so receive his particular attention He re
spscfuiy soics from his friends and the public, ua
Accounts % sales with he proceeds viii be rendered
forthwith strirtiv In all cases my7 ghs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
A CONDENSED PROSPECTUS

THE STUDENT,
A FAMILY BIsCELLANY, and Monthly School Read
Aer-Vol |. Commencing May, 1850.
This work is published monthly, containing THIRrY-Two
large ocisvo pages and intended to supply FAMILIES and
SCHOOLS with valuable reading combining interest with in-
strueton, ard go arranged ssto be
ADAPTED TO ALL.
Ills devoted the Mo.ul Intellectual and Physical In
provemept Of youth, embracing the
NATURAL SCIENCES,
and all important discoveries made from time to time in
each will be laid before readers.
BIOGRAPHY
Of distinguished persons Illustrated with handsome por-
traits, will form one interesting feature of the work.
PHONOGRAPHY
will be advocated in tho STUDENT and series Of lessons
given by which all may understand it,
MUSIC AND DRAWING
will each be made objects Of interest children who may
practice at school and at home.
TO TEACHERS.
page viii be devoted you, consinng msny valuable
hints in regard 10 your occupation and duties.
SUCH A VARIETY
Tse STUDENT presents in It's monthly visits. 1t has
word OF encouragement for ALL who desire physical To-
,eueciual and moral improvement
OUR ENTERPRISE
novel one aud the plan Of work unlike any other
that has ever offered the public Our aim is to pre-
sent the BEST FAMILY PERIODICAL ~ AMERICA which
can be obtained for One DOLLAR YEAR.
THE STUDENT -
Is edited by N A. CALEINs. and published by FowLEgsN
WELLS. Isl Nsssa.-si New-York
Terms, ONE DOLLAR YEAR IN ADVANCE.
Please address an letters postpaid, to
FOwLERs WELLS, 1871 Nafsausi New.York
NB-Edilors who insert The above will be entitled to a
copy of The STUDENT. AGENTS WANTED
rys Single Numbers Ten Cents. 1t Is good time
10 subscribe EVERY FAMILY should have copy my3O ?.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
APPLEToN'S
AMERICAN GUIDE BOOKS.

Now esiy-tnsw and cor ected edition
a PPLETON'S NORTHERN and Eastern Travellers
"A Guide-Wnh rev and authentic Maps Illustrating those
divisions OF he country forming tewise a complete guide
"a the Middle States, CsnHdss New Brnuswics aud Nova
Scotia the White Mouutsns Catski Mountains Niagara
and Trenton Falls, Saratoga sud Virginia Springs &:
with the places Of fashionable ano healthy resOn and fall
and descriptions Of the principal cities towns and
vlsees with Ds6nces, Fares, &c ILLUSTRATED with nu-
merous Msps and Plans Of Cities engraved Steel and
several wood engrsvings By w. WilianB Price 81 25
ALSO, RECENTLY PUBLISHED,
Appeton's Southern ard Western Travellers Gui le-
With and authentic MAPS Illustrating those divisions
the county, and containing Sectional Maps 81 the Mis-
sFsipp and Ohio Rivers, with Plans Of Cites Views, &c
forming complete guide 10 the Falls Of 81 Anthony Nam
IN Cave Ky Virginia Springs. the Tour OF the Great
River of the Wet TIE great Lakes The upper region OF
Like Superior, etc and containing null and des
cIlpops The principal Clues Towns and Villages with
Distances, Fares, &c. By w. Williams. Price 81.
WILL READY IN FEW DAYS.
The above volumes bound ther ic one, formin2
a. Complete United Sta'es Guide Ook for Trsvee'sr
mySl II APPLETON n co 1871 Broadway. up stsirs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31

LIQUID GoLD--On Tuesday there was m NteI
down and cast into ngo's FOR rolling, ia the meter
and refners department Of the Mint about seven
hundred thousand dollars worth OF gold aud on
the same day, Of gold preparatory for assay, there
was melted nearly one hundred thousand dollars
more. The whole weight was about 5000 pounds ;
and il rolled into sheet as thick as halfeagle,
would yield 545 quare feet. In these three dimen-
sions of value weight and supcricies, the days
work makes very respectable brag. Ii we pre-
sent it in solid measurement, however the story is
almost spoiled. Imagine it all fluid at once, and
yet it could easily be contained in roysl foot bath
Of three cubic feet. Phil. Bulletin, 30th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
By THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN IlIL.
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

fHiLAosLrHIA, rh1rsasy, Nav IA
We have a most delightful day, bu. a ,o.-rs,~ -
news to interest
The supposed murderer Of Mooney. IN. Mo-,
mensins wstchmen, left here at S o'clock ve.t.,.
day for yosr City, having shipped for whaling
voyage frcm New Bedford The ofHcers Of ,h.
Moy smensing Police were informed LAT ,ivb, ~
this fact and IL they have started 10 pursuit ca,
rest him. There is evident disinclnation on the
part Of some q those iunctionaries hoyever 10 in
teTere with their political friends Another watch
man WAS shot at in uthvark last night These
repeated outrages, you WI observe, have elected
a Proclamation from the Governor, who offers
$1,000 reward for the apprehension Ct Moneys
murderer.
Gov Johnston left sown for Harrisburg his morn
ing. He attended the Walnut st 1beater last
evening to witness Mss DsyeDPort's performance
of Virginia
John Homer and Louisa Black, wellknovn
thieves aud burglars. who were implicated IN the
Darby outreges and arrested on the 9th inst were
C'nvctes yesterday in the Chester County Court.
Their Incarceration will be public relief, for they
are notorlOus IN sll our lsrge cities
tie rates Of CorroN are fully msllaGed today and TIERS
Is more activity Sales Of $50 bales Upland a0d NswOf-
nsDd for FLOUR 10 limited sellers coaunue frm The
days sales TO The extent 500 bbs for export IS ST.
York brands bring & to 81 Rvs rLoUa-No sales re-
ported; held at S. CoRS. with improved demand, has
sdvAreeiin price. cargo OF southern yellow to arrive
taken al IS cents Com MEAL 10 held above buyers
views; 90 81 CfeTed - sssed and firmly. WHEAT trn
and demand good 81 23 for red sod 81 80 for white Penn
syvsna OARS wanted 81 IS cents and Southern Al 49,
WHsKy "A and IS cent? Ia bills and bids market steady
SALES OF srocKs-FSss Beard 90 Reading Nor,
Ms $1,000 Reading bonds, 7o}; IS Bk, lfs 81 90
sSs 81 81 $3.50 State &c. s6 $500 Lehgh Mort %;
81 ~ Srsrd BIZ lzi leo sehuyl Ssy6 81 tSe high "a,
sos, 's6, ITO; tl,ooo Cincinnati Ga ga
second Board-s5o0o Allegheny County 60, 95; $4,000
heeong Morh "a lou ia u 200 Reading 2il 100
90, ~; $3.50 Lehigh Mort IS; 80 Wilmington %; 800
PennsRR, tSf. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
JAMES COLE, Aacn0neer.
1QI YALIABIE RLLLDINt: LOTS ~ :, TIE

4 y T ITIf OF FNVUNII MI VI I " = y = 70
JAMES COLE will sell al auction "WEDNESDAY,
June 1850 a j. clock, 81 he Merchants TX osls- ~
he Civ N NeuY ork 9 cts Of ground, each xio0 feet
situate in the Nrh Ward. Brooklyn bounded by Bedford.
Nosfrsnd Marcy TOmPkils and Puinam ave hsss0n ard
Monroe as.
The avenues and streets all regularly lad Jul open
and handsomely graded Tbs situation Of ne on IL eS-
e9u1ied by any property In the nrghlon0)i The Nhn-
tUnav and Bedford line Ui CllIus-es leave flou Ferry
every ise mLues DUNG he day, and unul udigl- cou-
vfyng passengers % within short distance 81 the
property. line Il oinuibussess Likewise Ia c0niemps
ton 10 run % WilsmsbuFgh direct through Bedford az
The usual esIclve clause sgalnsi nussnces viii De in-
sered Ia the deeds 10 The purchasers T~ohrds OF the
purchase money remain bond and mortgage ortve
years al per cent interest," be paid tbs
day OF sale and the balance the rs day OF July next
when full wsrrsntee deeds will be delivered. Information
10 title, which Is unexcepdonAbe be obtained OF
WIN. p. Powers Esq. Ice Broadway corner Of Pinest
Luhographic macs can be hsd application to Richard
Ten Brock, Esq Aston House, and the Offices OF the
sncuoueer, IS fultou-st Brooklyn, and Walst NY.
my28 isis t44el
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
Rreok I'm The Caun,.

The Syracuse Journal of Wednesday says that
an attempt was made Tuesday morning TO let the
water into this level The depth of foot had
hardly been attained, when the breach which had
Just been repaired again gave way, and to twice
the extent as ON Saturday night-It is thought that
il will consume the most of the week 10 repair the
present break, as it will probably be necessary to
re.huild The culyert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31

THE U. 8. FRIGATE IsDEPEyDrScE.-The Tenn
20 of Naples, of the 9th ult states that grand
ball was given tho 22d, on board the American
frigate independence. On the same day, the Span
ish Ambassador at Naples gave dinner to Admi.
raj Percival, commanding the French squadron.
The United States squadron in the Bay Of Naples
is composed of three frigates-the Independence.
Cumberland, and ST. Lawrence, under the orders
of Commodore Morgan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
CALIFORNIA.

<lfNf3. THROUGH LINE To CALIFORNIA,
ssszz>szz<ss VIA CHAGRES-Csrryng the Unite States
Mf-Thursday, June IS O'Clock NJ from the pier foot
OF Warren.st Mr. The and elegant double engine
steamship GEORGIA, D. d. Porter U. s Navy, Command
err will be dispatched above, with the Government Mails
for the West Indies snd the Pacific The books now
open for passage to Charleston, Savannah Havana New
Orleans and Chsgres and for through tickets to San Fran
cisco To secure through tickets early application must
be made as only a email number remain unengaged. An
experienced Surgeon IL attached to the Georgia The ac
commodaons for OF each class unsurpassed
by any steamship shoat The passengers for Newt Orleans
are transferred Havana to the superior double engine
steamship FALCON and proceed from Havana direct to
New Orleans.
Rates Of passage from New York to Chsgres
Slate Room Berth. ........................*lU
St8ndee .................'..'.....'... ~
steersge do-found bed and separate table..... 50
Rates Of passage from Panama to San francisco:
Safe Room Berth. ......sss..ss.stu"
Storage Berth-found bed and separate table. $50
Rate Of passage 10 Havana To orleans.
State Room Berihs. SIS
siapdee, forward cabin......,... 80 90
Steersge-found bed and board. Is Is
Freight Chagres will be taken at 10 cents per cubic
foot The bills Of lading ali be signed board the
vessel the dsy before sailing For freight passage ap
DIV TO lmy3l 3usl N o. ROBERTS, ll8 WestsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
BOOK TRADE.
WORKS ON
PHYSIOLOGY,


TOR SALE BY FowLERs WELLS, 1s1 Nassau-st
New-fork
Science Of Human Life, By Graham. 2vols......."sS
Besumoni's Physiology ......................75 cts
Combes Physiology applied to .be improvement Of men,
tai and physical education. cs
Physiology Of with relation to the
principles OF deiedcs. By a. Combe, D........25 eta
Physiology, Animal and Mental: Applied TO The Preser-
walton and restoration OF Health Of Body aud Power Of
Familiar Lessons Physiology. Designed for the use
Of Children snd Youth. co.
Food and Diet containing Analysis Of every kind OF
Food and Drink By Prof Pereirs.
The Parents Guide for he Transmission OF Desired
Qualities 10 Offspring. cts
Maemiiy; the Bearing and Nursing Of Children In
GLIDING Female Educsnon cis
Combe Irfhncy; the Psychological and Moral Man.
esement OF Children cs
r. All works on Hydfopaihy may be obtained Of FOW-
LEkS 4 WELLS IN Clinton Hall, ~ NAssan-st Dh.s
Of The Physiological and WaierCufe Journals myj' ols
REPORT TO TIE CORPORATIONS OF
u ROWE UNIVERSITY changes ~ he ~ stem o.
10 collegiate education by Francis Wayland, read March
2, 1880 ilst published an 'of sale BY
BARTLETT WEXFORD,
sTElNGER L TOWNSEND,
@ P PUTNAM. srd
py6 4wiseod LEWIS COLBY.
IIENRY CLAY-The F.nh Number, " GA cry Of L.
lusinOus Americans containing the portrait ana DO
Price SI-For sale ali the bookstores and at the otee
Of publication, 2o5 Broadway my5l u
" For other Book entertainments Second Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
CHRIsTY,s ndINsTRELs.


no 81 BROADWAY, between Grand and Broome SIS
N-OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK.
The original and wel-knOwu
CHRISTY's ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE
The first established and oldest organized band In the
world, comprising company OF twelve performers under
the direction Of T. r. Chrsty They will have the honor
OF giving their orgns inmlssble entertainments every
mig until further notice.
Admission IS Docrs open al T. Concert Will CON-
nence a. O'Clock
An afternoon concert on Saturday. commencing al 8
O'Clock Pm. myH 6us'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
DUMAs's NEW STORY.
(Rsaiy this day.)
THREE STRONG MEN.
80 -. fsHH kIfswL L. nj AaL


Translated by Fsyete Robinson. Esq. Price p cents.
rt,HIs IS AN INTENSELY interesting story, equal we
lhrk Il 10; superior any Of his Former productions
in dramatic merit The rlo, s admirably ns1sged AID the
confirms, between The principal characters wildly portray
ed The one mighty In intellect and abounding In wealth.
but whose principles and condnc those OF hend the
other pure In and strong 10 his love and fear OF God
The third whose mighty maker even the mad bull sue
cuub 10 It's vast physical force.
Also the character OF the beautiful but wronged heroine
Blanche Is iouchngy traced The story at the pres
thine will be read with the interest as showing
how lille be placed on circumstAntal evil
dence, and how pure highminded, innocent man may
by chain Of unforeseen circumstances be condemned and
executed as a felon.
The whole is written In a high tone OF morality, and
strongly enforces the msIim Justis fat Ceum rust"
ALSO,
THE MINERS DAUGHTER.
TALE OF THE PEAK.
FROM HOUSEHOLD WORDS.
BY CHARLES DICKENS.
Price 3D.
WE THOUGHT when we read thsl delightful story,
w "LizZe Leigh" that II could not be exceed or nard-
" eQused but To- here another equally touching equally
beautiful We II daguerreoyped the cottage sur.
rounded with rugged rocks and pointed cifshe humbe
Woodworking moiher-the lost chlireD,he awful death
Of poor David the brutal infuraed father seeking 70
destroy those whom should love bes-he love Of
beautiful Jane fer the unfortunate Nancya is presented
in most vivid manner.
DEWITT DAVENPORT, Publishers
mySlan Tribune Buildings. Nasssu.s-