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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-08-15

DY order Of the Court Of Ordinary will be sold on
- Tuesday the 18th inst, at the late residence Of
Nancy Truesdel, deceased, lot of Yarn, Tobacco,
Crockery. Knives and Forks, Geese, Fowls Potatoes,
&c. Terms-crcdit till January next with note and
approved security with interest from date.
Also-Two Negroes will be hired out till the first
OF January next JESSE TRUESDEL, Admr.
August IA, 1854 80
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Administrators Notice.

A Ill persons indebted to the Estate of Mrs. Saral
n A. Miller, decd arc requested to settle up, tt
enable me to effect settlement Of the Estate by thu
first of January next. &. r. MILLER, Admir-.
Flat Rock, July 2lst 1854. SO-tE
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HEAD QUARTERS.
MILFORD, 18th JULY, 1854.

ORDER No.
TINE General Orders for Reviews dated Goth June
Il are hereby countermanded. SO far as relates to
Reviews Of the 5th and 9th Regiments O: Cavalry.
The 5th Regiment of Cavalry will parade for review
and drill at Sumtervilc Oh Thursday, 7th September,
instead of at Camden on Tuesday, 5th September.
The 9th Regiment Of Cavalry will parade at Black
stocks, on the Charlotte railroad, the same day
heretofore ordered Tuesday goth August, instead OF
at tongues, as designated in the General Orders.
BY order of the Commander-in.C Chief
r. G. NJ DUNOVANT,
July 24-4t. Adutant lnspr. General
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Baltimore, August l0.-We learn from Par
kersbmrg that MIR. Lewis, the democratic nom.
inec, has been elected to Congress in the lth
district of Virginia, to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death of Hon. John +. Snodg
New York, August l0.-mtelIigence has
been received that French frigate lately sue.
cecded in capturing, near Turks Island, the pi-
ra,ical brig which recently caused considerable
alarm in that quarter, by overhauling and rob
bng number Of vessels.
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IA CA HG EDo

-kNA- G1LRA Ht. HO0 n
TgNHE undersigned would hereby inform the citizens
i of Camden and the surrounding country, that lie
has opened an estaDlisImentasa
CLOCK AND MATCHMAKER,
in this place in the house formerly occupied by Mr.
James Wilson, Merchant, and opposite Mr.. Mellow
als store, where he proposes TO give satisfaction to-
all those who may think proper to favor him with
their patronage in his profession.
eSsAll work in his line will bedone with neatness
and dispatch, and at the shortest notice.
CHARLES BOFENSCHEN.
May IL. l9
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MARRIED-On the 10Th ult, by Rev. E.
+. WinkIer, Rev. J. X. MEHDENnALL, Pastor
of the Camden Baptist Church, to Miss Hes
TER A., daughter of J. S. Nettles, Esq.
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Notice.

DY order of the Court of Ordinary will be sod on
ID the lst Monday in September, at the Mansion
House. all the personal property o: +. W. Kissesten'
deceased consisting of two Pianos, personal apparel,
&C. Terms made known at the sale
L. M'CANDLESS.
August Il, 1854. 50
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I'M EGU{TY-KersN,a.y.

Susannah Tweed Adm'rx. VS.. j. Z. Adger ct al-BW
to sell Real Estate and pay debts.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
JNHE creditors of r. l. Tweed. deceased are here
l. by notified to render on oath and establish their
demands against said deceased before the undersigned
on or before the first day of OctobeSnex
w. H. R. WORKMAN, Z. Z. K. D.
Comm'rs Office, Juue %, 1854. [S5.5O]
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Notice.

A LII persons having any demands against the Es-
n tate of f. w. Kisselstein, deceased will present
them duly attested, and all persons indebted will
make payment to l.. MCAADLESS, Admr.
August Il, 1854. 53
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tional Government, with Espartero at its head,
as Dictator for ten years. Mr.. Soule regards
the dominant party as being favorable to the
sale of Cuba. -
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Head Quarters s2a Rcs'f. s. G. M.
nAMnEN lilly 06 lSh4

Head Nisarters T2d EScs'I. =. z. M
CAMDEN, JULY &c, 1854.
ORDER No. -.
TN pursuance of orders from Brig. Gen. Chandler,
L tile 22d Regiment Of Infantry will parade at Cam
den at 10 o'clock, A. NJ Thursday the 9Th Of Sep
tembcr next properly armed and equipped for inspec'
tion and review.
Tie Commissioned and Non-CommiSsoned Officers
will assemble at the same hour and place tic day pre-.
vious for drill and instruction.
The Volunteer Company will be thoroughly inspec-
tcd and the books Of Beat Companies will be exam
ined.
The Regn!cntal Staff will be required to attend on
both days.
Lieut. COL Kershaw and Maj. Kirkland are charged
with the extension of this order
Ry order OF Col Taylor.
THO. J. WARREN. Adjutant.
Aug. !. 81
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Business in San Francisco was dull.

Die.
Business in San Francisco was dull.
We find the following additional intelligence
in the Baltimore Patriot:
Commander jolly. of the British schooner
Bermuda, declares that Greytown is under
martial law, establishing blockade of the port
BY the English.
The English ship of: war Espiegle holds Pun
to Arenas. and the commander says it is part
of San Juan, and he holds it rs security uutIi
some arrangement is made between the gov
crnncn,s Of Great Britain and the United
States. The greatest excitement existed a.
Kingston, relative to the destruction OF Grey
town. 1t was reported that the English and
French Admiras had sent a tIigate in pursuit
of the Cyune \ steamer was also instantly
despatched to Halifax with the intelligence.
The English mail steamer Tevoit, and brig
of war E>piegl", and schooners Bermuda and
Liberty. were at San Juan.
A great fire occurred at San Francisco on
the lth of July. 1t commenced in the Gold
en- Gate hote consuming the whole block.
bounded by jackson, Davis, Front, and Oregon
reefs, and half Of two blocks b'unded by
Jackson, DAVIS, Drumnond and Washington
streets, divided by Oregon street. Also three
bnil,liigs in block bounded by Oregon and
The corner Of Jack :on streets, between Front
and Davis streets The whole number Of
buildings burnt is lG7, Is of which were hotels
or large boarding. houses. Total loss, :30D,OO0.
On tie l2;h ot'July, twelve blocks Of build.
tngs in Sacramento city were either wholly or
in part. destroyed by fire. The burnt district
is bounded BY Third and ], and 4th and X
streets About 200 buildings destroyed, val
ued at 81 ,O000O0.
On the 10Th Of July, nearly the whole town
Of Columbia, in Calaveras county, was destroy
ed by fire. The flames spread rapidly and
communicated to that portion of the town
bounded by Broadway, Fuller, Slate and
Washington streets, except one fire proof build
ing The fire is attributed TO All ncrldiary
Loss about 100000.
The >1uatler excitement had nearly ceased.
The Mornons at San Bcrnando and Los An.
ge!o> district lost 4 600 acres of wheat Wy fire
Mining accounts continue favorable The crops
in all parts of the State give promise of Il ia
vorahIc yield. Immigrants are coming in over
the plains freely.
The Transit Company's river boat, Isaac G
Lee, was lost of Cape Ontario on the 5O,h of
June. Crew saved.
The town of Minnesota, in Nevada county,
WAS burned on the 9Th July, excepting three
houses; loss $4,000
About 400 acres of wheat were destroyed
10y fire in Nissan and Vara Valleys.
Twelve buildings were burned in Sonora on
the 81 July.
Very rich diggiugs have been found at Co.
guile River, 45 mIIes from Port Oxford, in
Oregon The town of Port Oxford has been
deserted, the inhabitants having gone in search
Of gold.
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Gen. Mcqueen will have competitor a
Represe: tative Of the lst District in Congress
in the Hon. j. D. Wilson, late State Seua
tor from Darlington.
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Eacrsi1ayy, in Equity.
Elizabeth Stratfurd
| I;1l G., ,,Jo l.,

Ehcfst7atW, III EqUIIy'
Elizabeth Stratfurd
w. Bill for sale of land.
Richard Strat!ord, ct. al
sT appearing my satisfaction that Richard A. STRAIT
L ford George j. Stratlord and John Sratlord, three
of the defendants to the above bill absent from and
reside beyond the limits Of this State it is ordered on
motion Of Shannon, Solr for complainant that they do
Plead answer or demur, to the above bill within three
months of the publication hereof. In default whereof,
an order pro coniesso will be entered against them
W. II. r. WORKMAN c. &. K. D.
Comm'rs Office, July 3, 1854. $3.50 2S
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Notice.

rENHE Commissioners of Public Buildings for Ker'
L shaw District are summoned to meet at the Court
House in Camden al II o'clock, on Thursday 18th oil
August Bv order of the Chairman,
D. l.. DESAUSSU URE, Treas. G. P. B. K. D.
August Is 33
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Arrival of the Atlantic.

New York, August 5.-The United States
mail steamer Atlantic arrived at this port at
eight o'clock this evening, after passage OF
ten DAYS and eighteen hours, with four days
later Intelligence from Europe Her dates
from Liverpool are to July e.
The Liverpool cotton market is steady, but
unchanged. Sales of cotton for the last three
days. 10000 bales.
lively easy.
The Liverpool breadstufFs market was dull,
and had still further declined
The Manchester trade was iu a more satis-
factory condition.
The Germanic Diet had accepted the Aus
tro Prussian treaty.
Dispatches from Vienna state that Gen.
Hess. with an Austrian army, had crossed the
WalIachan frontier. Prince Gortschak"ti had
announced his intention Of defending Molda
via and Waaciia with 100000 men.
The Greeks had attempted to assassinate
Lord Raglan.
Telegraphic dispatches at London announce
the entry of Austrian troops into WalIachia.
IMPORTANT FROM SpAlN.-The insurrectIon
was progressing rapidly. 1t is said that Queen
Christina had fed from Madrid, and was ar
rested near San Sebastian, and placed in the
castle of that town.
Madrid dates of the 10Th state that on that
evening Madrid was in the hands of the peo
pie, and that provisional Government had
been proclaimed.
Gen. San Miguel's appointment as Minister
of War was received with acclamation.
A Carlst movement had broken out at Ma
varre.
1t had been officially announced in the Brit
ish Parliament, that the Car had resolved to
retain the Municipalities, and that Austria had
determined to expeI him therefrom, and that
consequently decisive results were soon expect
ed
The British Parliament had voted an addi
tonal appropriation of three millions sterling
to enable Government to carry on the war.
Austria had sent $4,000 men into the Princi
palities, and called out the reserves, amounting
to 10000.
A revelation broke out in Parma, Italy, on
the 23d ult. The people fired from the houses
on the troops No details have yet been re.
ceived 1t is certain, however, that the state OF
feeling in Italy lorehodes revolts, aud it is an.
ticipated that the French army in Rome will be
reinforced.
Madrid, at the latest dates, was quiet, but
covered with barricades.
Three Russian officers of rank were en- route
to Varna us Commissioners.
The British army had progressed no further,
but all the Plans of the campaign had been ar.
ranged
The cholera had disappeared from the Baltic
fleet.
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Dr. McLa,lc's Liver Pills,
DEING composed entirely of fvegeable substances is
ID not only safe, but have been found by all who
have used the the best remedy for all affections
of the Liuer and Digestive organs. In fact where
they are used Liver Complaint cannot exist.
IS'"Price 25 cents per box.
The above valuable preparations are for sale by
most of the Druggists and are to be had wholesale Of
P. NJ. COHEN s. CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Drugs, Medicines Chemi-
cals Periumery &c.
No 20 Hayne-street, Charleston, s. G.
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Later from California.

New York, August THE steamship Star
Of the West has brought advices from San
Francist to the 18th ut.
Extensive fires had occurred in San Francis.
co and Sacramento. In the former city lGO
buildings were destroyed, involving loss OF
s5uO 600; and in the latter 200 buildings were
consumed, involving loss of sl,OOO,OOO.-
The town of Columbia had also been nearly
destroyed, involving loss Of S5OO,OOO.
Accounts from the mines were very favora
ble.
Busi,;ess in San Francisco was dull.
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Just Received.
X ENTS fine kid top'd Button Caters
VI Blk and Drab Congress Do.
Sc" Calf Oxford Ties
Fl" Patent Leather Do.

" finest Pump anu stltcheo boots
ALSO,
Ladies fine Blk tipped Caters
English and French kid Slips and Ties
' Kid, Goat and Mo. Boots and Busklns
Miss. and Childs. Kid and Mo. Boots Slips and An
kle Ties by WORKMAN d CO.
Aug 10 &c
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.

,;s-',.Thr - d. t;ic,.dS Of Col. }. B. krEsHAw beg
leave to aur''uuc" him Is candidate for Rep.
rcseniative TO the Legislature at the ensuing
clcction.
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WORMS: lyORMs!! WORMS!

DR. McIANE'S VERMIFUGE is warranted to be
~ tile best most safe and radical cure for Worms.
1t is approved and recommended by the Medical
Faculty in ever. section where it has been introduced
In fact, where it Is known none other is used.
One of our most respected physicians in speaking oi
Dr. McLane's Vermitgc says: sits great superiority
over all other Vermiiugcs arises from the fact that
while it is more e6eaclous than any other Vermifuge
it is perfectly safe.
az Price % cents per bottle
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~" We are authorized to announce Ma
4. II. BoYKIx rs candidate for Representa-
tive to the Legislature at the ensuing election
EsASEa AGENT.
rTNHE subscriber will act as Agent for persons draw
4 inr montY from either OF the Banks in Clmden.
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Administrators Sale.

August a, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-14

var freedom. are mere ropes Of sand, to be
broken by the FIRST waveof passion or ms
tsrsst that may roll FROM the South, ~ hAsl
forced upon the country ca issne between
free labor political equality and manhooo
OF. the Gro hand; and on the the other,
slave labor, political degradation ana
wrong. 1t becomes the people OF the Tree
States to meet that issue resolutsiy, CAIN
IL, and with a sense Of the momentous cor
Sequences that will flow from its deeis'oh.--
To every elector, in view OF that issue
might appropriately be applied the ,nlune-
ton anciently addressed to the JEWISH
King: sBe strong, and shew thysell a
man."
1t is both the interest and duty of the
free States to prevent the increase and ex-
tention Of The slave element OF power, by
every constitutional mean. To do so sue
csssiully, they must adhere to the principles
of the founders of the Republic. In the
view of those principles, slavery is local
institution, depending wholly on State laws
for. its existence and continuance. Free
dom being the natural condition OF all men;
and no authority being delegated to the gen.
eraI government to establish or protect
slaver:, Congress can pass no law estao'
fishing or protecting u" 'hc
II congress can pass no suci law iAuI"
less caa II delegate such au'hos'v - III.
terfitoriai legislatures over "hoso a1's -
mas ever exercised supervisory a.u 80
framing power ny wiue aop a.'u.e ~"
constitutional pr'hc.pies' s'uso',
tolerated in some OF the territories Let
such toieration forever Cease. Ley .ne gos'
ernment DC brought oaeA 70 10 ,h go pI
rity' Let the principe oe au.io'i.a''. "
announced ana persistehtiy auhs'c ", '"as
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-14
Hunting down a Wolf.

II seems that the brave and loyal citizens
of Muscatine have raised the "hue and cry''
against certain ill-disposcd wolves which
have been lurking about in that vicinity for
come time past, and which have made sun
dry predatory excursions amongs. The neigh
bors, showing Joacl play in their barn-yards.
Yesterday was fixed as the time for assem-
bling, when the horse and foot will arrange
themselves in different divisions led by their
respective officers, and after securing the
country for miles and for hours which might
be better employed, the forces will concentrate
their attack upon two or three half-starved
wolves driven into circle of 500 yards in
diameter, with four or FIVE hundred men, boys,
horses and dogs, while the deafening uproar
of men shouting, boys hallooing, dogs bay
iny, horses neighing and horns blowing, will
frighten the poor wolves out of their wits
"Mortes partariuntur ct ridiculous mus
Look out for bloodshed.
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Rock Island, Dec l4ih, ls54-n
N T."
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERY STORE
, AM opening an entirely nsp steek Of
l. Ez.As.
ysf.ST INDIA GOODS,
GROCERIES, AND
WOODEN WARE

Among which are the following:
Yer, superior Y. Tyson Tea, choice do, FAIR do,
Vcry choice, fragrant Gumpow der do, extra ooions do
Good DO old Gov. Java Coffee, common do NO DO
Poll ms prep'a Cocoa, Crash'd Sugar, faivd 40,
White Cnlfee do, Brown do. Golden syrup, Sugar
House, do. NO Moasses, various qualities, fooarco
Tartar. Sutmecs Mace Gloves. Whole aud Grn'd Gin
namon, A.piee aud Pepper, Gihgas Pickles - gals.
and hi-galss, Peppcrsaucc. Tomato httchupi 'idrf
Vinegar. Mustard, New Rice. Iabis and parry SAit,
Cilron Curran,s, New Lager kasi,is, Good old DO
seedIess do. ssgo, MaCearoni, Nefmaec u, pr q
Peaches Pared, do IMPAIRED, Pick cd Trout White
Fish. Maekerci, smoked terriug, Cod Fish, Soap,
various kinds Star Candies. Pres. q do W. H. whale
OIL lard do. indigo, Fig Blue. Aan, starvh = Pctre,
Coiperas Soft slieiied Almonds, Pecan NUS, BRAN
DO Filberts Bed Cords, Clothes Lines, Br ems Aops,
Ctothes Baskets, Wash Tubs Zine Waslboafds, and
q hopp PATS brush Brooms. Flour Buckets spice
Boxes, &c, &c, ali selected expressly for f.mify
Use.
n-PAn Goods warranted as recommended.
Al the Brick Store, cor Main and Front streets
(store recently occupied by MeAanas& shepherd.l
{. ". HAWKS.
Davenport. Dec II, lsSI-d&wu.
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1lsw ADVERTISEMENTS
GpEAT ATTRACTlo6
81 FOR the
HoLI ID a "
AT THE OLD PIONEER
Rock Island Book Store

yr,HE undersigned have on hand one Of ne mos,
NJ cnn,nlate stocks ever offered III this region ~
country. Our assortment Of
$3.50, mmwnls comprises IS different kinds;
wa h,O,e also a good stock Of all The Stanaatn q"
thors botl, American and Foreign;
~ yar,nt.e Books, we have the finest ass"ttus','
without boastng) OF ANY Establishment westoi n"''
faio: ,,.;,o insneetap.
No tar ourselves that stock of Porte Mohaies
nd card Cases cannot be- surpassed, as We nave pui
"sea direct from the Manufacturethus saving 'h'
10 bers profits n,, .s,na
Writing pcsks, Mahogany, Rosewood;
Leather ard PAPER Mneh,e, !" ork boAesAe
Ladies' Reticules from 81 Oto $iu
ai'a a ana assortment i G salts Dressing Gases;
Af.w ma Paper Maehis Toilet a bLtS.
Wa have ais, a number OF hne French shu M
nese OH Paintings, uer! desirable for Hida! us,
Also Iarg. stock Of Goid Pens and Pencils ron
Gold Tnlnbies. sleeve Buttons, &c; &c:
and great variety Of Pocket cutlery;
We have rs large stock OF Musical ihs'ta,ne.s "
any MUSIC STOKE with the exception oi tlahosj
Gonsstiny of Flutes, Flies, Aecsrdeons, Niolhs,
Banjos, Guitars, Ftutinas and Iainhotine DruHs'
Ani Princes Superior Mclodcons al Manufactured
TOYS and Games Il abundance, besides ailnos, eve
nv article in the Toy and Fare. linc that can DC canes
for as " hay not room Ia mention all ieas9 ass
for an, article wanted aad will be mach ikcis
mud H. We invite tho citizens Of Davenport AMI VI
i,nt ,e call and examine stock and you are no
epald for your visit whether purchasers or nov '"
viii refund your fcrragc
non,t forget the place PoRTER's Old Rock I'lan'
Book and Fancy store NM
Rock Island, Dec I4ih, ls54-f
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A writer in the Scientific American says it
,s his candid opinion that the Western boys
will vet hear "Old Dan Tucker" "Auld
Lang Syne," &C., played on the Western
waters by steam, at distance Of ten miles
The Lafayette Ga.) American wants to hnow
what could be more pleasant than the mu-
sic OF the locomotive, three or four miles off,
s,eaming you ''Haii Columbia" and 1--WE
come with songs TO greetyou."
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NOR Free Banks OF lndiana
~ ~ -

NOR Free Banks OF Indiana
Il :. Stock secured Banks OF Ohio
:. Clinton bank OF Columbus, Ohio
or .,e suspended Banks OF Illinois
We Offer for sac at our regular rates the io,osin,
among Il great variety of misct llaheous luoi,:
Wilson's ornlthology being complete description Of
The Birds Of america. With the deser Ions o. AUDI.
bon. NnttaIi, Ri hardson and others.
he Tocaucvillc's Democracy IN America
Pages Theor. and practice Of Teaching
Library of Natural History
De Coraerin's History OF the Popes
Sears History Of the Bible
Sunday Books
Handsome illustrated copy OF Don oGiHote
Memoir of the Presidents
colton's Life ai:,l times OF Clay
Fleetwood's Life of Christ. kng'h or sermsn
Ellt aud Plain Family Bibles
Ersk sne's ilI.oloci' IL Works
bseii's Geui ey
Ewbups : III sdraulies ard Mechanics
Slelinison's Mechanics Companion
The Practice, Drnuehtsnan
The Code Of Iowa &c oe.
ALSO.
rhe follow ing works hpc Gilt Editions:
poefns 81 Amt ia Turkey Morroeeo.
Forms ii Cnlridee, Shelley and kcats,
ef Mes. l,cmans,
OF j. G.. Whittier
- Hsliar Scott.
= Ncwiu. Mllman and Keats,
20 ats ~ Connecticut,
British FemaIe Poets,
rnpper's Work tn Turkey ninding,
rhc White Vel. a Bridal Gin;
The Had and Odyssey, hoHBd together
Oliver Goldsmith. by Irving.
Hyroh's Poems. Quart size, antique hindiEs,
Ditto in Git Morocco.
The uiadem, rich Gin Book,
Floral Offering, Sc Se.
Cal soon for good choice on
" " HOLMES 4 co,
No, Z 10 Claire Block.