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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-07

afternoon Session. The Committee of the Whole
on the Constitution resumed its sitting in order to
consider that portion of the instrument laid over in the
morning, by calling Gerard Stith to the chair, and
appointing Eugene H. Munday, of Philadelphia,
Secretary.
The committee, after having disposed of the Con.
stituton, then proceeded to take up the Bylaws
After several amendments had been adopted the COM
mittee, through its chairman, reported the proceed
ings.
On motion of Mr.. Graham, the report was received
and final action the adoption of the Constitution
and Bylaws postponed until to-day.
Reports of Standing Committees being now in order,
Mr.. l.. Graham, on behalf of the Committee on Urfn
ished Business, made report on resolution intro
duced by Mr. Wright at the last session of the Ma
tiona Union. The resolutions as follows
WHEREAS, Considerable discomfort has seemed to
exist in subordinate Unions in consequence of the in
interest of members working in departments by
defeating the members working in other departments,
therefore, be it
Resored That we earnestly recommend to subor-
dinate Unions to cause some means of harmonizing
the different interests of the craft, by adopting rule
providing that no journeyman member who has been
working department for a stipulated time, and
expects to continue shall vote against otherwise
prevent the free action and wish of members repre-
senting other interests.
| l. The divisions recommended are-work on morn
| ing, evening and other newspapers
| 2. Work in book and job offices.
| 3. Presswork.
The report was received, and the above preamble
and resolutions reported upon rejected by unani,
nous vote, the yeas and nays being called upon the
question.
The Treasurer read his report of receipts during
the past fiscal year. showing receipts to the amount
of $3.50 So and disbursements Sl4I leaving a balance
on hand of $2l4 so. The report was then referred
to the Committee on Finance.
The Secretary authorized to procure 25
blank reports for the use ofsubordinate Unions.
The controversy between the New Orleans Type
graphical Union and the Nashville Union, relative t
a card issued by the former and rejected by tn
latter, came up, and pending its discussion tn
Union adjourned till to-day at IL o'clock
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Mean average of each days temperature, 72' 90
Quantity Of rain fallen this month"; LBS 1000 inches
New Orleans May 5, 1857.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-07
FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves on THURSDAY May 7th, at 5 P. NJ
6p FOR GRAND ECORE, NAT
l1sE = choches. Alexandria Coile. Gortons Landing
Barbin's Landing, Normans Landing and all in
erediate landings Red River via Cane and Little Rivers
running light draugh packet steamer
Rapides, Capt John G. Dowty, will leave above For
freight passage apply on board or to
a3O SNAPP & HITE Front street.
Hg The Rapdes will take freight for Shreveport to be
shipped at Alexandria.
Leaves THURSDAY, May 7th. at p NJ
FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
Bayou, Campte, Grand Ecore, St Maurice Go
tile Alexandria, Goron's and all intermediate
landings elegant and swift running packet Duke
s. Apologize will leave above For freight passage
apply on board, or to -
n6 T. p. SMITH, Tchoupitoulas st.
| Leaves on THURSDAY, May 7th, at 5 P. N.
FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
Bayou, Campte, Grand Ecore, ST. Maurice, Alex
7Sszz= andria Gorons Landing and all intermediate
landings splendid and and Duke,
Sam Applegate master Celor clerk will leave above
| ms F. G.. RANDOLPH Il Co. 42 Union street
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g EN- o A .

SMS FOR GENOA-PASSAGE ONLY-THE Al
kFFA fast sailing American ship John Sidney, Capt.
heeer, is loading and having all cargo en-
gagged, will have quick dispatch
j. P WHITNEY & CO, 35 Carondelet St.
For having fine Recommendations apply to captain
on board.
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Leaves S SATURDAY, 9th instant at & p NJ.
e1S FOR RSHRFVEPORT. ST. MAUI
AsslE rice Gpand Bayou, Grand Eeore Alexsndris
running steamer Bellc Sulphur, Capt. j H Martin will
above For freight passage, apply board
my T. b. SMITH, 4 Tchonpiouas street.
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B A l. T | NJ O R E

.kfsN FOR BAI4TTMORE-REGUI.A LINE.
kTN% The Al new schooner II. w. TuIl, William r.
sfsssAs&zNewcomb MASTER having of her cargo
gagged will have quick dispatch For balance of freight
passage, apply to
myl GEO. W HYNsON Co, 81 Camp street.
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nGaRETur BfANDY-THE uNDERSIGNEn duly
M appointed the old established house of AR
BOUIN MARETT CO. for the sale Of their very superior
rae also Importer of ;he justly celebrated Pouney
brandy prepared receive orders for either at the low
est Conac be shipped direct to in
The Union. supply constantly hand Samples beseen
ut the of - - .
nl7 ly =. NoIIfF. 20 CHlap street.
- ~ 10 X f3R A NDl T. : WE ARE SOLE
> Agents city for this Celebrated Brand, and keep
constant supply hand various qualities and grades viz
fS8 40 A. S lSO5 1902 lTSS 1895 New York terms and
price,, by - - ,-,,-,-,,, ,o ..o,,,.
5niq ly WIN IT, Ley fklGH hto. = 'lln Iieeee.
rHERK1 BRANDH-i0 quarter casks Copenhagen
ak SAMUEL WOLFE o5 Camp street.
DRANDY-5ha half and 50 quarter casks celebrated Poult
ID ney In bond, for sale by
nv " SAMUEL WOLFF, % Camp ST.
aI5 Sole Agent for United States
01ANYPAGNki-iu0 baskets Moet i GhAndon's cele-
ais N''N SAMUEL WOLFF, 95 Camp street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15
THE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New ORLEANS Nav l2.-Cotton market unchang-
ed Sales to-day, 400 bales, at lStal3f for Or
leans Mddling. Receipts less than last year, PA,
500 bales receipts at all Southern ports, less than
last year, 492, 500 bales Stock at New Orleans,
l4l 900 bales, ec,ipts for three days, 5000. Su
gar firm, at lit. Flour quiet; Ohio 90. st.
Louis Z 20. Mixed Corn IS. Pork buoysnt
% 75a24. Freight dull. Exchange on London 81
and on New York tai.
NEW ORLEANS, May lS.-Cotton dull Middline
Orleans l2sli2ac Flour steady Mixed Corn rs
as0c Mess Pork 94,. Coffee l01allc.
New YoRK, Nay l3-Cotton heavy, declined
I. Middling Orleans l4t; Middling Upands lSf
Flour firm Ohio 7ia74. Wheat depressed; Red
declined two cents; White advanced three cents;
1870 Illinois Red | IS. Corn frm; White S5aS9;
mixed S4as6. Provisions firm. Sugar heavy.
Bacon quiet Linseed Oil declined one cent. Lard
very firm. Tallow lower. Auction sales Of teas at
advance.
CINCINNATI. May l3.-Flour superfne 65a6 rs;
extra 90a7 Is. Corn-good demand, sales at
10. Oats active at 60a6l. Whisky dull sales at
80. Flour unsettled. Bacon and Bulk Meats
tive; sales Shoulders and Sides 9ia4li; Bulk
Shoulders ST.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
Reports Furnished by the Associated Press

4
New ORLEANS, May lS-Dates from the City Of
Mexico are received TO the 29th of April
A fllibustering expedition to Sonora was Great
| ing great excitement, four thousand troops we're
sent against them. 1t is reported that Crabb had
! captured several points,
LOUISVILLE, May Is River falling rapidly, with
feet water on the falls, and feet in the canal.
Weather rainy. Thermometer 66.
PHILADELPHIA, May lathe Quarantine Con-
vention is in session. no business has yet been done
except organizing.
WASHINGTON, May 15-The following appoint
ments have been made: VIM. j. Cullen, of Ind,
Northern Superintendent Of Indian Affairs. And
Fitch, Agent for Michigan Indians. Fayette Me-
Mullen, Governor of Washington Territory.
People intending to invest n Kansas lands at
the June and July sales deposit their funds with
the Treasurer Of the United States at Washington
and take drafts on the Assistant Treasurer at ST.
Louis.
New YORK, May IA AT meeting of the Amer
lean Tract Society, report was presented which
says that while the political aspects of slavery
clearly beyond the Society's province, the moral
duties growing out of the existence of slavery do
fall within its province aud ought to be discussed
The report was unanimously adopted.
CHICAGO, May 14-The Republican candidate
for Treasurer was elected by 400 majority. The
Democratic candidate for Mayor bad no opposition.
NEW York, May 1.-THE steamer George Law
arrived last evening from California with mails to
the goth ulE. Three-qusrters OF million in treas
ure.
CALIFORNIA ASSEMBLY The Judiciary Commit
tee, by the direction of the Assembly reported a
bill to prevent the immigration of cclored people
A bill was passed submitting the payment Of the
State debt to the people The Legislature voted
to adjourn on the 9th April
Money news favorable. Business dull.
1t is generally thought that The Oregonians will
adopt State Government excluding slavery.
There is great excitement among the Mormons.
report prevalent in Carson valley says Brigham
Young was compelled to fee from Salt Lake to es-
cape the fury of his people.
Fletcher the o. S. Consul returned in the George
Law.
Tie Governor of Panama has issued a proclams-
ton prohibiting the entry of Adventures intending
to take part 10 the Central American war
The crops in California promise we'll beyond pre-
cedent. The State Treasurer has procured other
securities, and is again at large.
The Democrats have carried the Charter election
at Sacramento by large mrjorilies.
The first steamer has just been launched at Stock
ton.
quartz boulder has been found at Minnesota,
worth So 600.
The Digger Indians are employed as dornestics
with satisfactory results.
The Theatre and other property at Droville, was
burned, loss $50, 600.
The snow last winter was deeper in Oregon than
ever before.
Round Sc and two thousand cords of wood
at the Rock Island Railroad, in Peoria, were burn
ed on the eighth.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15

EE- Judge Petit, of IndisnA, made decision
last week, in an important on a bll of ex
change, at lafayette, which, il sustained as Law,
will lave a material feet on The exchange business
of our banks and bankers. The case was founded
upon a bill of exchange drawn and accepted by
parties 10 Toledo, aud discounted by bankers in La
fayette, for tie accommodation Of the holder, at
considerable shave, the bolder's endorsement being
required TO the bill as condition OF its being taken.
The bin was not paid at maturity; the bankers
came back on she endorser for payment, Who set
up the plea Of usury in defence. The Judge eharg-
ed that the fact that the pintiG required the H.
dorsement Of the holder OF the bll--now the de-
fendant Ia the suit made the transaction loan Of
money TO him, and not sale q Tho bRl, and cOnse-
quenty usurious il more than ak per cent. was
taken, and that they could not, in any event, fad
for the plaintiffs for greater sun than the amount
paid by them upon the bill, when they received IT,
aud also that verdict must be rendered Hg4iastthe
plaintiff for costa. The result OF the trial waa 4
Veriiet for the plaintiffs for the amount advanced
BY them upon the BILL without any interest whst.
ever, aud against them for costs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15
REAL ESTATE SALES.



~ AVlod soldi within the last twelve months eight
II tracts or parcels OF Land to eight different
evidence that an Offering good bargains have
few more to offer to those wishing iopurchase As AN
Improving Farm Ashport Tenn on the Mssissppi
River have determined sell my Land in Davidson ana
Sumner counties during the year. to concentrate
my business at point The Farm reside on ~ miles
from Nashville, near the Nashville and Louisville Railroad
and the 6aIlatn Turnpike, bali mile from Cumberland
River containing 12S acres, well improved with good
brick house with rooms, kitchen, store and
four in the basement story, all necessary build
ings of every description Of cedar timber, superior fruit
orchards ne garden and vineyard about 80 clear
ed; balance good timber a1d we'll set IN blue grass
bargain can be had by applying J. L. r. W. Brown,
Nashville, to myself. upon the premises.
ALSO-425 acres, in lets to suit purchasers, 10 miles
from Gaatin the Railroad good chance for per-
Of small capital who want homes Terms easy, AMI
time will be given. Apply TO Joseph ;. Wallace, Sumner
county, to the undersigned his residence. have
also, Steam Saw Mill Machinery and Horse Mill Power for
sale at bargain. B. EMBRY.
apr1-2m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15

ST. LoUIs.-The attention of our readers is call
ed 10 the card of Messrs. BERrHoLD, BERNoUDY &
Co., of ST. Louis. There is probably no house in
the West with greater facilities and means at hand
or one doing more extensive business than this
New 0rleaos, and a much longer residence of the
others 10 St Louis, has made them perfectly fami-
lar with the trade IN all departments. Being well
acquainted with this house, we most cordially re-
commend them to our friends 10 Tennessee as be-
ing worthy of their attention in the transaction of
auy business conf led TO them.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15
PLATFORM BEEHIVES.
Sylvester Davis,
PATENTED July &c. 1853.

THIS Hive has taken the rst premiums the State and
County Fairs in Vt N. H., Mass Ind. and Ohio, in the
Fa Of 1854.
With this Hive keep bees with perfect safe
ty and success tnce all difficulty aud uncertainty
trely removed
The Bees may be made to from hives,
may be conducted into number Of hives totU0Bt
s1cGrHliag, and still have faH supply Of Queens.
Tne Bees entirely protected from the Bee Moth and
other insects, which and ruin the Bees. This
odrTdHt IL managed according to the directions which
given in the book.
The Bees have opportunity TO exercise in the SPRING
and clear the th from their hives, without fly ing out to
die on the snow.
The filth at any time be removed from the hives with
cut disturbing the Bees.
The Bees be transferred often necessary TO give
them ne comb, an without killing them.
1t prevents all possibility Of Fobbing while feeding
is horO1 ghly ventilated throug hives
honey boxes, and chambers.
The work and progress q the Bees may be In the
hives, honey boxes and feed drawers.
District and County Rights for sale in the State Of Tennes
see, with Books, Bill Of Feed &C gvi full directions for
making the Hive and managing the Bees All letters and
communications to be addressed to D. O. ESTES,
MayI-2m. Nashville, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15

Pianos and Music.-we learn that Horace
Waters SS3 Broadway " agent for the sale of many
ofthe most celebrated makers Of Pianos Melodeons
Offering them at prices which who desire
purchase to avail themselves Of He also selling his large
and weknown Catalogue Of Music at onetird OF from
regular prices and will forward the free Of postage
His offers to the trade teachers and schools of the
favorable charactera of which he ilbe able all
letter, for having wisely adopted the cash system. The
Horace Waters Pianos known among the very
We enabled to speak of those instruments with
degree Of confidence from personal knowledge OF their
ceuent tone and durable quality-N Y. Evangelist.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15
McGAVOCK,
The GREATEST AND BEST CARD 0E ALL

TNHE Proprietors Of HcGavock sparlng pains to
make their second sale, advertised to come of
MONDAY, the 11th the most attractive that has
taken place in Nashville They will that occasion offer
the following extraordinary inducements purchasers and
settlers The person who that day purchases the high
est priced lot will have half Of the purchase money
abaed that is the two last payments Will be surrendered
to him. The who, within II mouths from the day Of
sae ereets the handsomes and best dwelling will have his
two last given for the lot built surrendered him.
All purchasers Of lots Who within u months the day
OF sale will their lots neat and snbstan tial build
ngs worth not less than 1900 will have the interest the
price OF the lot built refunded 10 him The sale takes
place the grounds, MONDAY the nth instant 10
O'clock A. d. The terms 3 and years for
bearing interest the rst satisfactorily secured and
lien retained. Everybody will attend Who will draw the
prizes Everyone has fair chance.
may7-td A. v. g: LINDsLEY:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15

FOR NEMPHIs.-The fast and superior packet
City Of HaNtsCiLle, will leave for Memphis and all
intermediate ports this day at O'Clock p. IN. It's
only necessary to say Capt. Wash WEAVER, a uLi-
versal favorte on the Cumberland river, walks Der
deck as heretofore. Passengers for St. Louis can
go through in thrty-fve hours by taking the cars
at Cairo. Secure rooms early, as she will probably
be full.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15

For CNcISNATI.-The new and neat steamer
Princess arrived yesterday from Cincinnati and
will leave on return trip to-day at IL o'clock. She
is one ofthe best and most complete low water boats
in the trade, and none possessing better accommo-
dations for the public. With Capt. NJ. SIKEN and
clerk Wills, passengers will meet With good at
tention, and their many wants well provided for.
Get aboard early.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15
BEST HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD.

This is strong language yet BOeLE's ELECTRIC HAIR DYE
(receny mproved to be by the judges at
the late Mechanics Fair held in Boston among whom
Dr. hays, the eminent chemist and State assayer) who
awarded 1t the PRIZE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA, over the
choicest Hair Dyes exhibition from parts ofthe Union
Its unparalleled superiority consists 1s heterogeneous
nourshng to the hair not destructive Others I'd.
Does stain hurt the skin 3d. Is easily applied
dyes the hair any color required from delicate
deep black, natural as to appear marvellous Manu-
iactured sold applied by WIN. BoGLE 27T Washington
street, Boston. dec10-tillmay31
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15
M,GAYOCK.

OWING to the ncemency the weather. the proprietors
~ have postponed their PRIZS SALE OF LOIS in Nc
Gavock until SATURDAY, the 10th inst at O'Clock, NJ
Do omnibusses will leave the Square az IL O'Clock, and
collation. will be served at o'clock on the grounds free
to alt.
O This sale is fixed for Saturday evening n order to
give the mechanics and laborng opportunity to at
tend and procure comfortable homes for themselves and
families.
az The public earnestly invited to attend.
A.Y. s. LIND3LEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15

CB-A At the meeting of the City Council, yester
d y, the annual settlement with the Treasurer was
reported by Alderman Fogg, Chairman of the FL
nance Committee. 1t perfectly satisfactory,
showing that the Collector has discharged bis duty
most faithfully aud to the great advantage OF the
city. The election OF Collector for the ensuing
year SUBS quently taken up, and Mr.. A. Mel
son elected without opposition, complement rich
iy merited.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15

w- We invite attention to the advertise
ment of c. Robertson, No II, North Market,
manufactorer OF candies, and dealer in fruits. He
has just opened fac assortment Of fresh and de-
Iciuus fruits, such as m ko the mouth water TO
lock at.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15
Arexou Getting HaIdq

Isyour hair turning greyf Do you wish to cultivate good
whiskers and mOusachess Your hair to be soft silky
gOsyi Your head to be COOL comfortable and free of
ruff Mothers your children have luxurant heads
ofharf Then BooLE's HYPERION FLUID, which neUsr
tails in its unerring effects. Prices rs so cts rs Cts
81 so per bottle Bogles Balm Of Cythera stands
vailed for Graduating tan aad pmpes and identifying the
complexion. Price so cts Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle, Boston. and sold by Druggists everywhere.
mN3l.IV.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15

SoLD.-The tue pair of matched horses belong
ing to G. w. Hammer, which were on exhibition
few days since at the State Spring Fair, and took
silver cup premium, were sold yesterday to our
clever friend from Waverly, Mr.. J. J. WHY, pro
prietor of the Nashville and Memphis Stage Line,
for the sum of 81 900. No one loves fine horses
better than Mr.. w, and re presume there are few
better judges of stock than he is.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15
BEERSHEBA SPRINGS.


THIS favorte Summer resort win be opened for the
l. ception Of visitors the LIST Of June next.
new Hotel building and many Cabins have been
erected, and all will be furnished with entirely and APP
proprate FurnitureaDd arrangements perfected to
have the table supplied with all the luxnres and delcaces
OF the season Good Bowling Alleys and fine Ball ROOM
supplied with music gratutously contributed for the
health and amusements Of guests.
Wines and Liquors, Of good quality, will be supplied for
table and room use, but no saloon will be opened
Gambling is positively prohibited and professional
Gambler need apply for room.
The Springs accessible by Railroad to McNinn
vile, thence by good Coaches 20 milesand good Hotel
accommodations viii be found at both Tulahoma and Nc
Mnnvie, for those preerring to remain at either
place, on their way. Arrangements made 10 h've
Hacks, Bugges and Saddle Horses for hreand good sta
bling, provided for those bringing with them their
horses
The road from Mcnnyille TO the base Of tho mountain
has been put fine order and the mountain road graded
and made Of daily mail will be received
from Nashville during the visiting season.
The entire management Of the business Of the Hotel viii
devove upon Jas. r. Fossor years past at the City
Hotel, Nashville.
PRIcEs-$2 per day-$10 per week and SIS per month.
Children and servants half price.
EB No extra charge for fires or lights.
JAMES +. Foss co.,
Beersheba Springs, May s. Proprietors.
tojuly l.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15

EB- At the meeting OF the City Council, yes
t,rdsy afternoon, Maj A. Holman, architect, sub
mitted plan for the contemplated impr lvement
over The Market House, by the Mechanics lnsti'
tute. II carried oui, the present unsighty ap-
pearance Of that ediice will be changed to one Of
great beauty, and We trust the work will be speed
Ily consummAted.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15
81. 600

Worth Of Piece Goods just received, comprising
of Cloths of various coors and Of the fines.
texture Also Black and Fancy French English and Amer
lean Cassimeres and Vestngs in the greatest variety ALI
adapted to the Spring made up order the
latest style.
"HARyEY is still at his board.
ApR0TT
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15

cB-By city ordinance, the buildings now going
mp on the old Nashville Inu lot are to be numbered
l, q 3, and 5, the corner of the Square and Mar
ket street being No. l. They will be known as
the Nashville Inn block. The order was made on
the motion of Aid. Halle.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15
THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY.
AND BEST BARGAIN.

T Am Offering at great sacrifice, that valuable
Property, College Hil Immediately opposite the
University SO long occupied by the late Dr. Troos The
lot fronts sixty feet Market Street. with the same front on
College The House is largs and Gommodious and the
WHOLE at the price offer it is great Bargain
Caibornes omnibus has practically moved College Hin
right in the Public Square, and one wanting resi-
dence convenient business would do well 10 look at this
properly. Gallon A.Vs 8. LINDSLEY.
Abr. 80. Isl Rku