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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-10-11
SCHOOL ROCKS! SCHOOL EsODKS!
NASH x WOODHOUSE,

Eagle Square,
III AVE for sale at low prices, large stock of School
Books in every department of learning together with
Copy Books Blank Books of various Sizes Satcs Slate
Pencis Lead Pencils Ink Ink Stands Quilts Ste ell Pens
Pen Holders, Drawing Pencils black and cooured Cray
ons Writing Paper, Satches Drawing Paper, Bristol
Board. Crayon Board, Monochromatic Board, superior
Water Colors in boxes single cakes, Drawing Books
Globes Mathematical Instruments and all the materials
for drawing and surveying purposes. ocl
EPEACK WHITING ENx, OF SUPERB
Ed OR QUALITY.-NASH Il WOODHOUSE
respectfully inform merchants bookkeepers and Others
that they have lately secured for SALE superior Black
Writing Ink of entirely different manufacture from thu,
kinds sold in this market for several years past. They
confidently recommend and warrant hs ink to give salts
faction The bottles contain full measure-the quarts
full quarts the pints full pns and 1t is mi
raly adapted the metallic pen as well as to the quill
Also, black red and copying Inks of the reputa-
BILE English manufacture.
WHITNEY'S PATENT INKSTAND.-All who like
clean nkstand and fluid ink free from dust and sedi,
ment should purchase one of Whtneys patent. 1t is
unquestionably the best inkstand yet patented,
80
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-10-11

r ONDON BOOK BRANDY, &c.-Landing
Il 4 from ship Excelsior and other vessels,
IS half pipes London Dock Brandy, direct from Lon.
don, dark vintage of ls42, 1874
10 half pipes Otafd, Dupuy Il Co, dar k
10 quarter casks sazerac Brandy. pale
do do Marrett do, 1899 pale
half pipes Goddard's pale, 1905
100 casks London Porter
so boxes London Mustard, Crosse & Blackwell
10 do Walnut Catsup do
English Cheese, Albert and other brands
Extra fine gunpowder Teas
For sale by
$3.50 EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-10-11
FINE OIL PAINTING.
5N HENRY IN TIE IHOIISE n

FINE OIL PAINTING.
PATRICK HENRY IN TEE HOUSE Or
MURGESSES OF VIRGINIA.
DAINTED by P +. Rothermel, at the price of one
d Thousand dollars, the first prize for the
year 1852 for the members the Art Union of Phia-
dephia, is exhibiting free at the Richmond Athe-
nHum
Subscription S. Received by
SCI j. w. RANDOLPH.
VsKGaNEA CENTRAL RAELROAD.-
Guano aud Plaster will continue to be carried az
the reduced rates until further notice
a-lm b. H. GILL, Sapt.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-07
Ths wing v,.,, OF an. Unloa Party

The Republican Banner, published al Nashville, i
an article reviewing the resolutions adopted by portion.
Of the people of the South in favor Of forming Union
party distinct from the two old parties OF our country
thus comments The proposition TO that effect which
is contained in the proceedings OF the Alabama conysD
lion. published few days since in the Union
"The sixth resolution loose from both the old p,
ties OF the country, and proposes National Conyenaoo
and presidential nomination by the Union party Wa
cannot sanction this party organization IL 10 now who'll
unnecessary impes that neither the whig the demo
cratic party be trusted sustain the Union which
Is gross delusion, IL is really sectional Organization
or IL not its tendency is inevitably get mp eoun,
sectional organization and from such division Of ,h
country great danger is to be apprehended. Uuion
parry will get up Disunon party. Union presd en-
al nomination ia tho South will DO followed by an abo
lion presidential nomination in the North, and the Stat,
rights or secession will be behind in naming
separate candidate for the presidency What will be IN.
consequence The wings will have presidential tick,,
democrats ons the Union ne, the ons
the ssionsts one and perhaps in that event. there win
be two aspiranls their own hook-a politics,
horserace such took place in 1924 and election m
the House of Repre- sentatves. We opposed TO H. W.
for election by the people We for meeting III.
democ racy in an open field We Juggling in As
House OF Representatives. We desire that both the VIII,
and the democratic parties shall be held their interest IN
sustain the Union And we tell the Union that thew
accomplish much by holding their strength in rsuv for
the party ,cieh by It's acts propes H sounae III, qua.
tioa of the Union"
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ATTENTION.
The Newe Early srrine Good, for
ucmens

The Newest and Richest and Eorb srrnr for
Hcnens
CHAs. A. SMITH CO., Old State House, Boston, hes
leave invite gentlemen visiting Boston
Of which by
peence buyer from the principal manufacturers of England
Germany, and France and imported 10 order.
Ovsrcostnc English VENETIAN Labrador (ater
PROOF beavers cloth. beaver, whtneys Dutfels
For dress mock cots from
makers IN French, German and English, OF and beautiful
ors, and rich and superior finish.
fansoonery and three hundred different styles
EACH OF such variety and beauty they fail please
refined and exquisite taste.
Cutting depsrmentwe different outna dcpart.
who, for skill and tao acknowledged
o competitors.
We the Inducements shall offer
with call win by them goods
which not surpassed eguscd similar ostabhm
this any other city In the Union
All Of which win bc manufactured with personal attention
10 IT. STYLE workmanship, and trimmings which
cured the which
now enjoy and at prices that cannot fail TO please.
CHAs. A. SMITH CO..
No. 4 Old State House, Boston.
JanQ o.vau,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-07

A VOTING MAcHlsE.-A-macbine OF this kind ion@s
a very convenient ballobox, was proposed 10 'he =.
French Assembly, for which credit Of 10000 francs W.
voted full description OF il, with illustrations apes
in the February number OF Appletons Mechanics hssa
zine II is very simple in its construction and oneA,
it is said, the advantages of undoubed correctness su
grea, rapidly. Each candidate is provided with sma,
box containing ten bulless for votng-fye white uog
and FIVE blue (against) The bulletins consist oil oOOD
square hollow frames of steel, white for the ayes s
blue for the noes and having each side the name a
the candidate. The ballot-box has two Sits, one Wv.
two wards and painted white, and with three war;
and painted blue. Within the box is movable ifsn.
carrying on it's base, on each side rod and grsoOs
scale. The bulletin falls the rod and is piled ip'
frames Of the bao,ng boxes, twelve IN number, are ~
red TO a table standing before the President and es'u
nlaced an turn table with the white or aye rods Guy,
side These are first told off, then the blue Inc 'e ~
Of the vote is thus known in positive manner 70
minutes
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PETITIONS, Ero UNDER rHE RULE.

BY Mr. BOWIE The memorial OF James w Fling ex
ecuor Of James Fling soldier OF the revolutionary
praying to be allowed the pension Of hi. ostaor, which
suspended from the year 1920 10 1921
by Mt DISNEY, The memorial Of John T. Brooks, on
behalf OF himself and other steamboat pilots and ong
the waters, praying for the passage Of
law guard against steamboat explosions referred the
Comm ittee Commerce.
by Mr.. MACE The petition Of Thomas H. Major
and hly Others citizens OF Clinton county, Ind ana
praying for the establishment OF postroute from tho
Of Jefferson, in Clinton county To tho town OF Dayton in
Tippecauoe county, Indiana which referred to the
Committee the Post Office aud Post Roads.
BY Mr.. MOORE, OF Louisiana The proet Of law
drawn up under the instruction of the Chamber OF Com
merce OF New Orleans relative ann boilers and in
specors of boilers Also the petition Of L. Baily
land in Louisiana
BY Mr. FICkLINi The petition OF certain persons, pray
ing for the passage of incorporate the Washing
ton City Water Company" referred 70 the Committee
the District Of Columbia.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. 2, 1904.

uy " b. PALaEs, American Newspaper Agent 10 author
lied the cities Of Boston, New fok
Philadelphia and duly empowered to take advertisements and
subscriptions tbs rates required BY His receipts vi" be
regarded His ofces aIeBo.on Congress street,
York, Tribune building Philadelphia northwest corner Of
Third A. Chestnut slzeets,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-07

IIAHPER's New Monthly Magazine for February.
Ill Women OF Christianity, by Julia kavenangh. l vol.
Tsmpleton's Mechanics Companion. l vol.
Aprletons Mechanics Magazine for February
Voitaires Charles XII by Gabriel sureone.
TAYLOR MAURY,
Fsb3 Booksellers, near 9th 81
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-07
wa.h,pr,on national monument.

The following correspondence, relating TO block Of
marble which his Holiness the Pope proposes to furnish
for the National Monument, ordered TO be published
by the Board OF Managers
LOCATION DIES ETATs UNIs D'AMERIaUE PRES LIE
SAINT SIEGE, ROME, LIE oath DECEMBER, 1851.
SIR. have the honor to inform you that have been
apprized by his Holiness the Pope through Cardinal An
tonel the Secretary Of State OF the Roman government
of his intention TO contribute block of marble towards
the erection OF the National Monument the memory d
Washington The block taken from the ruins Of lhe
ancient Temple OF Peace adjoining the Palace Of the
Caesars, and is to receive the inscription of Rome 10
America" AS soon as this work is completed the ne.
cessary measures will be taken to forward il to you
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
LEWIS CASH
Addressed to the Secretary Of the National Monument
Society, Washington.
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WAsHlNcroN. Feb. A. 1852

WASHINGTON, FEB. A, 1882.
SIR: Your letter OF the oath of December last inform.
ing that you have been apprzed by his Holiness The
Pope, through Cardinal Anone, the Secretary OF Saied
the Roman government, OF his intention to contribute
block of marble towards the erection OF the National Mon
ument to the memory of Washington" has been laid be-
fore the Board OF Managers OF the Washington National
Monument Society OF this city, and they have instructed
TO communicate through you to his Holiness the Pope
their sincere qualification at The information thus furnished
OF his intention 10 contribute block OF marble from the
ruins Of the Temple Of Peace Rome be placed in the
monumen! now in the course OF erection honor of the
illuslrous Washington, | am requested TO assure you
that it will be not only interesting but acceptable, an
offering from Rome TO AMERICA, and especially as
forming part OF ancient structure once dedicated to
peace in the vicinity of the Palace Of the Casars TO be
placed in iuxaposton with blocks of which have
been presented by The modern and free States OF the
American confederacy Ii will be regarded as manies-
taton OF respect paid TO patriotism and private ytuso
the name and character OF whom the civilized world
tods in The highest estimation, and 10 nation whose
nails he has rendered glorious
The monument now in the course OF erection WILL il
is believed from its mag ncence, do honor the great
patriot and statesman well 10 his countrymen by
whose voluntary contributions il is 10 be erected.
The BOARD of Managers respectfully request you TO
tender their thanks TO his Holiness for his very accep
BILE contributions and to inform him that il shall be placed
in a conspicuous position in the monument.
have the honor 10 be, very respectfully your obeden
servant,
GEO. WATTERSTON, Secretary
LEWIS CAss, Jr,, U. S. Charge dAfares, Rome.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-01
GigaseE s. JAaalisO1s,

IL CHARITIES STREET,
T Are receiving per ships Atlas Robert Kelly Annapolis and
from Ha,ro, the following articles, 70 wit
RICH MUSLIN DE LAME, PRINTED AND PLAIN;
CASHNIEREs, vALENCIAs AND BATAvIAs;
woRsTED AND SILK DAMAsK FOR CURTAINS;
woRsTED AND COTTON DAAIAsK FOR CURTAINS;
GlMPs, TAssEL AND CORDS FOR CURTAINS;
PLAID AND CHANGEABLE SILKS; s
DAMASK ROBES, RICH PATTERNS "a
BARPoOR, DIFFERENT CoLORS;
BLACK DAhIASKS AND PLAIN SILKS; &
RICH PRINTED BAREGES;
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN ROBES DIFFERENT CoLoRs;
FANCY CRAvATs AND STOCKS;
SILKgAND VELVET CLoAKS, ASSORTED CoLORS
KID AND SILK GLOVES LARGE ASSORTMENT;
LADIES' AND IHLDREN's UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoIS;
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFS; .
CoRsETs WITHOUT SEAMS; 81,
FRENCH CALICoEs, SMALL FIGURES;
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS;
LACES AND yALENCIENNES;
RICH EMBROIDERED COLLARS AND SLEEVES;
EMBROIDERED VESTS AND SLEEVES;
REAL AND IMITATION LACE Wells
MANASSAS AND JACoNET COLLARS AND SLEEVES;
EMBROIDERED BoBINET CURTAINS;
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN CURTAINS;
CASHMERE, SILK AND GRENADINE VESTS FOR LADIES
AND GENTLEMEN;
CHILDREN AND MISSES VESTS;
HOSIERY OF ALL KINDS AND SIZES ..
EMBROIDERED AND VELVET RIBBONS;
LINED AND EMBROIDERED CURTAINS
FINE CLOTHS AND CAssMEREs
FRENCH LINEN sHEETING SPLENDID AND VARIED AS
SORTMENT
TABLE DAMAsKs, DIFFERENT QUALITIES;
LINEN SHIRTS FOR GENTLEMEN;
SILK AND KID GLOVES FOR GENTLEMEN;
COLOGNE WATER, FIRST QUALITY; PEARL BUTTONS
LINEN TAPE AND BRArDs, ETC., etc.
nove4 e2p GIQuEL 4 JAMESON, IS Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-01
Caution.
BEWARE OF STRANTULATEDss HERNIA
WITH ALL IRIS HORRORS!

~ ITH AL u 1t II " hORS!
rF sHERMAN,s NEW PATENT CURATIVE TRUSS
the against Rupures masts EASE AND
COMFORT entirely from the objections found ineyy other
differing essentially principle Of action has received the
highest eneomum the Medical Faculty throughout the United
Europe being the only formed the true principles Of
Surgery. 4 4 lI.4sa 80
proprietor having devoted the study
and treatment Of tho con hse with being competent
every and therefore devoes his time
tile adaptation this Truss which be guarantees every case The
unfortunate afflicted ind that tho delivery the nj
fiction requires thorough knowledge Of Anatomy ender the april
rus, Beneficial that injured oro
nucous unsuitable True which they in their anxiety
obtspreief select and apply themselves allow others wholly
unqualified study experience hence the prevalent opaion
Rupture ncurab that affection for le Modern iaves
taon however, like other distressing Affections has
remedy may In short PERIOD by proper treatment psma
nsntly cured.
The proprietor attention q who have
ed children to necessity Of having them csreuy fitted with
suitable Truss that they injury and BE- permanently cured
in under will be warranted
decl ltap SHERMAN, ~ 81. Charles street.
~ To guard against mposins and number
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-01
Proclamation
PAR JOSEPH WALKER,

dUUVEKNEUR DE LETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
~ Atsndu Convention qui seut asembes enptols
Baton Rouge dams la but do re Constitution ordnne
apre ournment de Ia Convention Gouvneur
pubiera proclamation dana odounoa nuI divers ocers
de Etat o eeciioa memres de lAs
smbide Gtnea d'ouvr scrun dams cqe poas dc pEat
endrois ndquts par % reer Madi de Noyembrs
chain nuer psupo de Etat adopon on s reject dc
cete Constitution" "es eommsssres qui aaons preside
examine aon les bulletins depoes puia ~
ransmetron resuta secrsare dtta. eonmdmeut
positions do la o acuee eectons loraque rapport
mas cnqueme Lund do Fovsmbe 10 rapport
pas plus tot devo du seereirs
dEa do ct du esorer dE depouler pre-
de tous vopdron nAsr ss operation los votes
padopton 10 reject de Ia Constitution Sill esus M
rapport conmasas qunns mnor6 des suages est
ratification de In Constitution annon-
procnmon ct cctte Constitution DIES Cons
ton Mails cete Constitution accepss
on e6 devoir du Gouyerneur fae pubr
iourua col appe peups
nonhro donnGa dans caque pour
situton consequence conom6ment Ii dte ordonnsne
peehte vote ofcie doune dana caqo pao
on eontre la Consultation, equel est aut:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-01
Proclamation
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF LoUls1AN
BY JOSEPH WALKER,

GOVERNOR OF HE-STATE OF LOUISIANA.
w Convention that assembled the Capitol Baton
Rouge tho purpose Of forming Constitution, did ordsn that i'm
medaey OF the Convention tho Governor shall
his proclamation directing tho several ooera Of @ State author
Members Of the General Assembly,
open poll every Parish Of the State the places dssgna
upon Tuesday November next for the purpose Of
taking good people Of b State regard the adop
oh Cons and that "ths cemmiss
10 preside po shall carefully examine md count
thereof the Secretary Of
State conformity existing upon tho subject eleeion
the receipt Of said the fhh Monday in No.
vembe h received shall be the duty the
Governor Secretary Of State The Attorney General and the State
th presence Of all sush choose to Attend to
compare given said polls for the ratification and rejection Of
hs Constitutions and shall appear from sad returns that majority
ali in Of rsng the Constitution then it shall be
duty make proclamation Of that fact and thence
Constitution shall be ordained and established fe Consiiu
L,usians whether this Constitution accepted
shall be the duty the Governor to be published
paper of the Convention tbs result the polls showing he
each Parish for and against the Conu
n Therefore, in conformity with said ordinance do hereby
the in each Parrish fer against conu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-01

MARRIAGES IN IHpA.-The author of Life in BombayN
way of getting married practsed in that country:
When man in decent rank of life wishes to marry
and prove that he the maintaining
wife, is customary for him apply to tho mistress
the Bycula school, state his wishes and qualifications and
inquire into the number and character Of the marriage
able girls An investigation Immediately follows as to his
eligibility andf all promises satisfactorily, he is forth
with invited to drink with tho school mistress upon
an appontedeye to give him an opportunity of
king his selection
The elder girls then informed of this intended visit
rmonia list come forward and signify their wish join
the party Frequently four competitors make their
appearance these occasions in the rooms The
genteman while doing his best to make himself unyer-
sally agreeable yet contrves in the of the evening
to mark his preference to particular lady Should
ed he tenders his proposals in due form the following
morning But It often that the selected lady does
not participate in the inamoratas sudden fame in which
she is at perfect liberty decline the honor of his
alliance and reserve herself for the exhibit
ton
We have known instances where old gentleman from
out-saton presented him three successive times at
these sorees in the hopeef obtaining wife to cheer the
solitude Of his upcountry residencebut all invain the
young ladies unanimously rejected him with the highest
dsdain wondering how such ugly old fellow could have
the impotence TO think of wife But very different
reception is given dashing young sergeant or smart
looking conductor their attentions repulsed
aud the that the chosen intendeds as
Miss Sqees would say il anticipated with the utmost
speedily follows, the BRIDES modest rouseau' being pr
vided from the funds of the establishment and every girl
in the school cheerfuy contributing the aid iu the
ufacture Of dresses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-01
Table Talk.

Knowing how eagerly Pleyels pianos are bought up our
friend Hewitt SO Camp street. has just procured num-
Der from that celebrated manufacturer. Hewitt strains
every possess in his musical stock all that is re-
cherche and he succeeds He receives constant supplies
of the most popular melodies and every variety of m
steal instrument. We need scarcely add that the pub
lie appreciate him as he deserves. -I.
! Who wants to cut dash Whoever he be, be should
have coat made of that superne black cloth exhibited
at the Worlds Fair) now for sale at Hamburgers 1854
Camp street Hamburger receives we'll constant sup
plies of NewYork clothing made to his order what with
the moderate rent he need pay and his large sales he
really can afford to fit you in clothes at prices remark
abby lows
The finest automatons ever seen here ara at Joseph
Huftys 20 Camp street, amongst them dancing baby and
ahe that shakes her wings cackles and in the most
natural style possible Parents should recoect that the
holidays and Hufy has many very pretty fancy
articles suitable for presents His stock Of brushes
shell combs fans etc., is of the finest and most extensive
kind.
The invention of the Eolian Harp is ascribed to
Kiroher 1858 but Richardson proves it to have been
known earlier. There is Rabbiuea story of the aerial
harmony Davids harp which, when hung up played
upon by the north wind, Excellent harps flutes vioins,
and musical instruments of all kinds be purchased
very reasonably from Asbrand Weren 9S Camp street.
who have likewise fresh stock Of homeopathic medicines
Man in society is like flower
Blown in its native bed; tits there alone
/ -, His faculties, expanded in full bloom,
- Shine out: there only reach their proper use.
The gentlemen who have Jackson s. Colby for their
cothers always amongst the most courted in society
jackson Colby besides dressing for public gaze sells
capital under clothing at 81 Common street, between
Camp and st. Charles streets.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters making very wonderful
in diseases the chest lungs that had been
yiously pronounced incurabe We satisfied ourselves
that point in looking the testimony in their favor
that A. Kendall Co., u Magazine street. have ready for
public examination The waters may be purchased from
that firm and being only rs CENTS box, there few
persons in this city who could not afford them trial
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-01
.Wurphy's House,
Nos o., Ann 100 ST. CHARLES STREET

NOS 98,AND 1UU ST. CHARLES STREET,
t This well establishment having undergone extensive
alterations and improvements will be reopened WEDNESDAY
the LIST December.
The Rooms which all new pleasant and well ventilated, are
furnished with entire furniture whilst the Culinary Department
comprising well as the
Market will be done up style surpassed by the Southern
country
The subscriber therefore, hopes that strict and zeaous scruny
to the pleasure and guests combined with the prompand
diligently selected for employment to receive
share patronage which has been previously conferred on him.
nm we'll a. transient call from the public general examine and
tes for themselves.
200 ,,o RICHARD MURPHY Proprietor,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-01

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
Of all the latest best styles.
UNDER SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND HALF HoSE-Of Silk, NIer
Cashmere, Lambs Wool and Cotton;
SCARFS CRAyATS, TIES AND STOCKS
PORTE MONNAIEs, POCKET BOOKS, CIGAR CASES;
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS-of Silk and White and Bordered
Cambria;
uMBRELLAs-ot Silk, Bingham and Cotton;
DRESSING robson Cashere, Mousens Cotton
PERFUMERY;
COMBS; =
BRUSHES;
COAT LINKS;
SHOULDER BRACES, ETC.
oct3o LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS 9pt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-01
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

vERASDA j Arnold, Miss; Bowman W II Bulard
Iia!to DR. Ba:ne Bowman Carrngt9n Maine
and lady, Lo6dei WE Hughes Tenn Bradley, Bates
] Bates, Ala q Nj Russell, steamer St Charles.
ST, LOUIS. ~ Anrdge, II Bugy Rowland and
NJ Hopkins Tenn Resms, G ~ Carey Md L Martini
Bubrdge o IL Dukg grave, Montr.al NJ Jones cutter
ARCADE sAH Giland, W EIubbel N o G Cook La; Bell,
Petit gontera, Miss; Sear Fay Texas; Long, Ala;
j Pogar S White, KY
CITY Highway, Heiry, Raley
Roberts, Moore Wood osgood, Miss &c Cosgroye, La;
Taylor and lady.