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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-29

THREE Tons Of Duncanaoa Nail.S i6A
L SPIKES just reed and for sale ~
J HAYES L I'd.
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OALr and COAL always a baii ...; Il.
- sale BY J,HAYES = mi
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Irse-ShOe yan Rodl.
Jvn Of Cen,Ie county 40 -ShSe Nail
- .tods oi the bes, quality. jsss r-csivsd tsd
''' .sls by J. uATES q co.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

pWo NEW BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS AT AUCTION
Thursday the 10th instant shall SELL the premises,
O'Clock D. M houses, ID,
~ 81 immediately opposite Mechanics Row.
being No 572, having
running back lot feet The houses
three stories and with twelve conveniently
rooms, and Bathroom and excellent water In the
kitchens.
property handsomely located In The
rapidly improving the city, and the Episcopal
Church. convenient churches OF other DENOMINATIONS and
CAPITOL Judiciary Square, and railroad
built In handsome style and OF good materials
fourth balance three four, and
purchaser giving notes bearing interest from day OF
the deferred deed given, and deed OF
taken. Title indsputable.
Nov li-Gtd A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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TRoors IN MOTION FOR THE RIO GRANDE,-We learn
that General Twggs, on receipt Of the intelligence thus
morning from the Rio Grande, promptly gave orders ior
the two companies Of the st artillery stationed al the
barracks below The city to get IN readiness 10 move I'M
mediaely TO the OF hoslles They are under com
mand OF Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Nauman. :,
New Orleans Piedyune Nou A.
MEXICAN rRoNrlER.--We have good reason 10 know
that John s. Rhea United States collector at Point ISABEL
Texas with other officers of the revenue, are diligently
engaged in the efforts maintain The laws OF the unlteo
States strictly along that line during the pending struggle
among the Mexicans--Ib
FURTHER FROM MEyIco-On the nth NJ me SENATE
approyed a resolution of the Chamber Of Deputies, au-
thorzng the government TO send $500 men OF tne ma
onal guard OF the States of Jalisco, GuanaJuao, New
Leon and Coahuila to the seat OF insurrecuoh I'D a.
maulipas The division on board the Neptune was taken
from the castle OF Uua The Siglo Lres Nuew speaks
Of the instruction as movement headed by Capales
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al the taking OF all examinations and evidence which may
DC exhibited in the said trials"
The men in question had no trials whatever but were.
contrary TO an express treaty stipulation inhumanly and
savagey deprived OF their lives. | know il has be en-
stated by the agents of Spain that there were legal trials
and COMBINATIONS in the cases. and that large bundle
OF papers has been held up and declared to be the records
OF 'he TRIALS But this is downright deception The
proceedings which did take place some Aosiy and
ssrst examinations OF the prisoners by military com
missions and even those examinations would have ex.
toTled al least degree OF mercy from almost any
authorities except from those into whose hands the I'M
fortunate men had fallen.
Here let repeat that up to the time OF these unlaw.
ful executions aggression wrong had been commit
ted as against Spain, for which this government was
Justly bound to make reparation. But it was upon the
arrival at New Orleans OF the news of the horrd butch
cry OF citizens, that the injuries were done TO the
Spanish consul about which much noise is now made
and upon the strength OF which are put on our defence
while the very acs and outrages of the Cuban authorities
winch alone produced those injuries, laid out OF the
case And this government is suffering itself to be pulled
and hauled about (f may be allowed the expresson)
by all sorts OF demands and threats and spending
time IN grave elaboration whether il will comply with
the silly and insolent demand to salute strip of bunting
as the Spanish flag at New Orleans
Why will not the administration wake up, and, by a
proper display OF spirit. put an end to all this ng and
earnest demand satisfaction for the of our ci
zens 1t is true the unfortunate men have gone to
their long homes. but of them may have left needy
families relaves and the mode Of making sat-
sfaction in such is well established by long usage
And this brings 10 another point. number of our
citizens now held in chains, and doomed to hard
labor These men have also been condemned without
legal trials, as provided by treaty; and why does
not our government peremptorily demand at least a
fair trial for them II has been stated that it is inter-
cedng for them by appealing to the mercy of the Spanish
government. and that has hopes of success provded
satisfy that government for the insult 10 the
> anish flag at New Orleans. Gracious God have we
come to this
But are told that the murdered men and those now
in chains p,otes and therefore beyond the pale of
the law This is not true They pirates neither in
atc nor in fact And yet if they so, it would be
substantially the for the purposes of this argument
since, if American citizen taken in an act of
piracy. he would, anywhere within the Spanish ursdic
on be entitled to trial in the provided by the
treaty, and it would be the duty of the American author.
tiles 10 see to it that he had such trial.
must close now, but you will soon hear from me
again. JUSTICE.
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OmciaI.

Mn,d Fillmore, President United america 10 all
Uhom may
satisfactory evidence having been exhibited william
sleyden has been appointed vice republic
port Of San Francisco the State California do hereby
recognise him as SUCH and declare him free to enjoy
such functions powers privileges allowed the vice
consuls OF the favored United States
In testimony Whereof caused these letters to be ade
and the seal of the United States
Given under hand city Washington 18th day of
L. November, A. ID. 1851 and Of the the
United States Of America the seventy sixth
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President
DAsEL WEBSTER, Secretary OF State.
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Nv A GREEN, Aucuoneer.

FURNITURE, CIGARS, NAILS STOVES, &c, AT AUCTION.
Saturday, 18Th instant shall SELL in front Of
O'clock good lot OF the following articles
Mahogany sofa, bureaus sideboafd, Sc
DO seat, paof, rocking, and other chairs
Bedstoads, tables, whshstand, and sinks
Feather beds, bedding, mattresses, hc.
And-ons, shovel and tongs Tenders
Cooking, radiator ar-ight, and other stoves
Carpets, mating and olcioh
Mane, chamber, and other glasses
With general assortment OF kitchen ware.
Also about Is 900 cigars IS kegs Of nails.
VIII be added
for suitable a
farm, well built and in good order.
Also second hand carrage, In good running order
Sale positive
Nov i4-a A. GREEN, Aucnonscr.
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UHEATIsE on Lines Cement, and Mortar, by @. IL.

nm EATIsE on Lines, Cement, and Mortar by c. II.
/ Daneil civil engineer ! volume, London ~ cents.
Masonry by r. Dobson, civil engineer
volume, London many eparnvings 81 cents,
On Major SiT John Bur
/ vou Lone cents
OF Mathematical and Drawing Ins.
neus by j. r, Heather. Military Academy, Woolwch
oume, ma ny engravnRs, London 1851. ~ cents.
Treatise Boilers by r. Armstrong, volume,
engrayines, London. 81 cents.
On Cottage Budng; by C. d. Allen, architect volume,
don. many engrnvings. 81
Law Of Contracts for Work and Services by d. Gibbons
counsellor law. l volume, London. 81
On Tubular Iron Girder Bridges by ID, Dempsey civil
engineer. volume London, many engravngs 81 cents.
Just imported FRANCK TAYLOR.
Noyl
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BY DYER & MCGUIRE. Auot,oneers.

rVR UsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE STOCK OF GROCERIES,
L LIQUORS, WINES, BOOTS AND SHOES, Standing Casks,
Fixtures deed Of duly executed and
subscriber will sell public auction, Thursday tho
1851, 10 O'Clock, all the stock In
grocery and liquor of f. W. Hail. the Of
Seventh and Streets consisting Of
White and brown
Rio, Java, and other coffee
Imperial, Young Hyson, souohong, and other teas
Barrels Of -four sacks Of salt
sperm oil, candles,
o mackerc herrngs and shad
Kegs Of lard barrels OF moasses and vinegar
Spices tobacco, cigars
Broons, wooden
Crockery and glass
Scales and weights, standing casks
Superior brandy whkey and wines, casks and bottles
Ao Of mems womcns and cbdrens boots and
shoes with all futures embracing large and
well selected stock worthy the attention Of merchants and house
keepers. :.
TERMS Thirty dollars under, cash. thirty dollars and
dollars and months over one nundeo
CUss. +. WALLACE, Trustee.
DYER n MCGUIRE,
Nov ~ Aucioneers
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PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-A gentleman who rode over part
oil the line las, week informs that the graduation and
masonry work is going forward very well. We under
stand that the president OF the Pacific road has received
information from England OF the closing of contract for
400 tons OF rails TO be delivered wanted during the
year 1882 New Orleans, at the manufacturers risk at
about S32 per ton and that portion OF ST. Louis City
bonds will be received in payment.
ISL Louis Republican, Nov A.
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Letter from the Hon. Andrew Stevenson.
"hne we unite IN the universal regret that the Hon
" stevenson Was prevented, by unavoidable cir
oas'ahces from accepting the invitation TO public din
h0' S'eh hm during his brief visit 10 this city. must
our satisfaction and qualification in laying before
oui his eloquent reply those who would have
'eo'eeu 10 meet him at the festive board The appreci
auo o' he resources of State and the character of
our reputation which has deeply impressed itself upon
'ne uscenng mind OF the writer fatlerng as il is can.
hoi oqua OF survive the many associations which short
soJou'n ana The manifestation OF generous pure and
pa"'ouc eiuzen has left behind him. His letter will be
leaa WIN as much pleasure throughout the whole coun
NY a' ~" dsinlerested Efforts to advance and exhibit the
power OF me agricultural interest will be valued and
treasured IN Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 7, 1851
DEAR SIR; number OF your democratic friends in this
wy "nu eounty, hearing OF your arrival among them on
your return from the capital Of this State where Won
wsle tcehuy invited TO deliver the first annual addre
before he agricultural Society of the State are very De
sIous 70 oler you tribute of their high respect and re-
gard not only distinguished yisiler from sister
Slale-ne lime honored Commonw of Virginia
bul as distinguished and faithful public servant whose
whole lie has been devoted the great principles OF The
democratic cause.
ihey are especially anxious at this uncue of our af-
las 20 'esy Their of your character and long ser
wees. from having observed, with the greatest pleasure
that IN your recent agricultural address AT HARRISBURG
you LOOK occasion TO give public example OF patriotic
allegiance 10 our great and glorious Union and of your
adhesion 10 the principles OF mutual Cancellation and
compromise upon the observance OF which alone il can be
preseryed-an example which, under the
cannot fail 10 be productive OF good
Wllh view, therefore, TO give expression 10 the senti
mens we entertain, we beg, behalf of ourselves and
others, to request that you will do US the favor TO meet
US a. pubic dinner at such time as will best suit your
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by A. GREEN Au~t,ore.r.

A N EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF WATCHES AND INV
cy comprising stock Of $50 900 WORTH ataucuon on
nesday, the l2h instant, hs day. att O'Clock, m, my
and will be continued Thursday Friday, and sslo &C.
moons and evenings. The stock comprises sn ~. a'es
watches guard fob chains, chattslaines of
Nc goid medajons and bracelets breaspns ear ana
finger rings gold tbmbles, pens, and soct
the Of fine gold watches ana
ever exhibited in this market from the same source mei
siyep such universal former sales Inc goods
~' Wo "e 10 Sama"''' ~ A. GREEN, Apcioneer
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The State OF Georgia has and better works Of in
srna improvement than any other southern State, and
yet her public debt is among the smallest, Governor
Towns in his message jus, delivered, says the debt
foreign and domestic, in 1877, was 57s 1875 il ia
only 81 .724722, Of which 100000 is to be re-
deemed out OF the income OF the Western and Atlantic
TOAD surplus Of s54o3s in the State treasury is also
applicable the object, thus leaving the real debt
Of the State only sl,370,es4,
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Nv A, GREEN, Auctsoneer.

DRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.-on Thursday, the
ID 18th shall sell the premises at O'Clock,
story brick house and lot aucsn being Of lots
Nos Is 49, No 32 having front south Of
with los feet III inches The
with good and
room and wide passages and kitchen
property handsomely located Capitol
Hin, in very rapidly improving neisnborhood
Terms nj sale.
Nov ll-da a, GREEN, Auchoneer.
nS-The above sale Is postponed, ON account of the
neiemency OF the weather. until Saturday, the 18th instant same
and time. A. GREEN
Noyl al huctoneeT.
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By A. GREEN. Aucsioneer.

VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND AT AUCTfoN--on Fri
day. the Instant shall sell the premises D.
% very handsome Of ground the railroad
containing 5l6 being
and north street, having front
New Jersey ao feet The above described
ground srade
rapidly improving Of the city II has frame houses
pump OF excellent water. Persons wishing
make n good inves will do well TO attend the sale.
fourth cash balance
giving from the
deed rivcn and deed OF taken title ipdspotabe
Nov e. A. GREEN, Anctoneer.
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We are happy 10 perceive that steps have been taken
by the democratic portion OF the legislature OF Tennessee,
in session al Nashville, TO secure State conven-
ton for the appointment of delegates 10 the national
yention which, beyond all doubt will be called 10 select
candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency. II is
highly important that the party action this subject in
the several States should be marked by great prudence
Although the public opinion tested by the recent cleo
tons. furnishes the gratifying proof that the old
and tried doctrines of the democratic party those
which the people are resolved to apply again in
the administration Of the federal government yet our
past experience admonishes that the will Of the
people may be defeated unless their agents use the
utmost vigilance Prompted by just appreciation OF the
arts which the willy opponents Of these doctrines may
resort to in order divide and confuse those who may
be charged to represent them is truly gratifying to see
timely movement like that referred to in Tennessee,
which will bring the subject before the people, The day
aamed for the assembling Of the delegates the sh of
January nexa day of patriotic recollections peculiarly
dear to Tennessee, which harmonic thoroughly with
the dulles imposed those who would fortfy our
country against all danger from foreign or domestic
causes.
Speaking on the subject the Nashville Unon after re-
ferrng in long article TO the usage OF the democratic
party in Tennessee, and after showing conclusively
that usti6es the existing call made by the members of
the Legislature, closes as follows:
Never has the call Of State convention proceeded from
higher authority than the recently made by the demo-
cratic members OF our legislature. That it will be an
swered by of delegates the 9th OF January next
beyond peadventue Our only object in writing this
Gle vndica,e the signers that call from the charge
violating the usage of the democratic paIya charge
bSsciess us il is i'll timed and impudent."
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cUpERIOR GOLD wATCHEs.-M w. GAIT 4 BRO.
n will open day addition their former stock Of superior
cold description and by nl the most celebrated
which invite the attention Of purchasers assuring
offer large assortment OF hre watches
md a northern establishment
experience repairing added personal
teuon usuacs promise OF giving entire sssfhcon
may Watches chronomeers Ac he repaired
NJ. w. GAIT h BROTHER,
rcnnsyivnnia avenue, between Qth and 10th
Nov 14-3rf
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SATURDAY MORNING. NOV. 10, 1901.
Hon. Andrew stevenson. OF virsin,a.

Our readers will find in another column of paper an
interesting letter from this disng man, in reply to
very numsrously subscribed invitation addressed 10 him
by his democratic friends in Philadelphia, partske with
them Of public dinner The speech OF Mr.. Stevenson
The recent Stale Fair in Pennsy has won for him
golden opinions among the people Of that State and can
not fail TO have good effect wherever il is circulated
When receive copy of it. hope publish, If not
the whole, such parts Of il may appear important
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ST. IoHN's. IN. B } I

Of. JOHN 8 w. ID - NoS. To-
heavy leshct has occurred the ST. Johns river At
Fredericton the fifteen feet suddenly carrying
off logs lumber horses cattle, Sheep hay, &c The loss
is very heavy. .
johnson sro,econsD has been elected to the assembly
from this place
The Nova Scotia legislature is now holding a special
session,
The buildings connected with Grswod's factory, at
Griswoldsvlie, destroyed by fire Friday last Tho
loss is -, geo.
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DIED,

9th Petersburg Virginia, Mrs FRANCES MA
TRACY, formerly Of Mount Erin, Fairfax county,
widow the late JAMES TKAo and daughter of the late
MATHEW McDosssLL, both natives Of Dublin, Ireland
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Nov. lis, p.
1t is pleasing to observe that decidedly better feeling
exists among citizens in behalf OF kossuth Already
com mittees being appointed 10 welcome him his
rival now since the base ISLANDERS in regard to his
character have efectuay rciued by the over
wheniug power Of truth, have doubt that efficient
will be taken by the corporate authorities receive
and welcome him in such manner as his merits demand
The German portion OF population are most enihnsi
asc None OF them did, for moment believe the cal
umnies published against hun. They knew too well what
would be likely be done by the hrelngs OF Austria
and Russia and the pampeed arsocracy Of England with
souess mnons, and therefore, prepared to hear
such things They Justly anticipated the attempts made to
dhonor one had been conspicuous in the cause OF
human freedom in a foreign land.
We have wet, disagreesblc day Rain has been fall
ing since morning. and business is therefore interrupted
The Cambrias has had special effect on bread
.uH Sales to-day OF 400 bbs Howard street brands at
SO sl and during the week 5000 bills at the same g-
ures; CITY Mills So TO- Rye -four, SO 62i Corn meal So
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ny-Rcv. MIR. Rosser will preach In the Methodist
Episcopal OF Patent Oce Sab
BATH a II O'Clock, M, and at 7 O'Clock, p.
The public invited to attend.
NV
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HARRISBURG, Nov. Ii.

The drawing for the OF each Judge of the supreme
court Of Pennsylvania took place to-day jeremiah Black
drew the hreeyeaT and is cLie justice for said torn
Els Lewis drew six years. j. b. Gibson nine years, and
Richard S. Coulter drew the full term OF fifteen years.
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ny A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

A.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
II PAINTINGS, Ac AT hUCTloN~-On Thursday, the i3u
instant Mt auction 10 O'Clock, the
OF
excellent furniture and paintings belonging persons declining
large OF furniture, viz
Mahogany SOFAS dvan castof Un,on rocking and parior
Mahogany sideboards, dressing and other bureaus
bookcases, secretaries, barracks, nc.
marbe-top centre tables
light stands
scroll and bedstcnds
hne m sing Of large French
so spring chairs and large parlor chair
Two n painted cottage sets
Workstands, dressing tables, &c.
GIi-frame French and other looking glasses
Gsndoles, candeinbas, solar, hail. and other lamps
crockcy wsre-among which fine India
China n white dinner set coffee sets, sc,
Feather beds, bedding, hair and shuck mattresses
twenty-five fine girame landscape, and other ol
paintings
Eight nne oil paintns-Rusan Ponsan,y-paintod shoo,
portable -kesuch generally used
by the officers In the Russian srmy-a article
With large lot OF other articles which deem 10
enumerate.
Terms All sums Of s25 onsh over so credit
OF three and four MONTHS for satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest
A. GREEN, AucHoneer.
The above mentioned large paintings which
formerly belonging Major Her-s the Russian
portable self warming kettle belong gentleman
quality and the sale viii be wen worthy Of the attention OF
furnishing. A. q.
Nov e-3,suTuSTh
ny-The above sale IL postponed on account of the
pcemenoy Of the weather. until Monday the 7t instant
Nov I5-1 A. GREEN, Ancioncer.
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ID Usst5I SMITHS Panorama or the Holy Land Will
IL Temperance Hall Wednesday evening" the Sth IN
slant, TX O'Clock. - !.
Also specimens Of Chinese paintings and variety OF
selected OF sstc whc mas
spent several years In the Celestial Empire. o"W
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NOR RENT with valuable servants includedD
f,nshed cottage in the situated In the most fashion
able containing two psrors ana
IN tho 6rst Hoor chambers the second has
s rooms. desirable residence for small
Smy n furnished, with the unusual
,,,icJes of linen silver &c, II denred.
For terms and situation, apply TO 1..uo., -.
Nov Ia-rrsntkTuu
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NY A. GREEN, Auction<er-
WILL Saturday. in front Of auction
O'Clock, large lot Of school desks and
benches, article. appsanins 70 school room
Nov Is A, GREEN, Aucionser,
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Further Particulars by the Cambria.

BosroN, Nov. ll-5, p m.-The sailing of the steamer
Washington had been postponed I'LL the ll, to enable
kossuth attend the Hungarian and Polish ball, TO be
given honor OF his visit England Great preparations
were in progress receive kossuth at Liverpool Lord
Dudley Stuart deliver the address the occasion
In France the ministry had already caused much
and it thought that portion OF it. at
least would resign before the meeting OF the Assembly
The Minister oil War had issued address 10 the aImH,
urging it TO tain the laws and Iepress rebellion.
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J,OR RENTING desirable house in Gadby's Row, in the LIST
ward occupied Mrs Commodore Patterson
geher furniture theena handsome and kept IN the best
order
house will show the premises wishing to rent H.
Novl I'D
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m AR RlED.

morning, 9Th instant, by the
JAMIE, only daughter Of NJ WATSON,
10 EDWARD BUTLER DoNELsoN, OF acknowledgements
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IT a n E NJ A NJ IP, Iuding the Breaking and
III training of horses instructions for obtaining good seat
with eperavngs r. Bauche-uansaies from the
French. / vol.
MacauIay,s MisceIapes, revised edition, volume 4.
McCuIocb on Ranking, Exchange, Sc. ! volume
The Recognition OF Friends In Heaven by Rev H. Hatbaugh
OF Familiar Things; by Emily Elizabeth Wlament
Beaseley's Pocket rormulary. ! volume, l2mo
This day received for sale by -
S TAYLOR a. MAURY,
Novls Booksellers, 9th street.