davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22

WEDNESDAY, MORNING.. .Dsoss~sn " lss'


..--.>~-.--4s-.~--~S>. =
The Angle-Frsnch Alliance.
%. e.r,,sh espers ccnt,uus to pour down ire
sis,s Of their wrath upon tho French Emperor sI
81. peon e.,smAsrt pro.ecu.icn. The news OF his
per1o. vss received with shruG Of the shoulders
s.A co.temstvous grin throughout the Kingdom.
oWha..s they sxeiaim, "pardoned, after having
s.,.,E e..,.s IN The fscel what! relieved OF the
,a,..., AZ flao, and elk month"; police sure
vei,,.nos AMER having dealt hard blow 1t the
p..searss systsra, calculated, II any words were
-, calculated. 70 excite disanrction TO the pre-
ant rule, Pardoied In consequence Of an amt
,.rsary, which never comes round without causing
Parishes 70 shudder, especially those who dwea
10 the airy Boulsvards, and have vivid recol,ec'
ton Of the passage Of drunken soldiery' Wei,
IL 10 hard 20 say which 10 the most remarksbie
proceeding, the prosecution or the pardon"
TIE Eaglish prsss 10 especially free In Ito COM
meats, and indeed 10 dcult 70 reconcile sts tone
towards France With the idea that the aliisoco 10
hassd On any real friendship between the people
Of Engiand aud the government Of Napoleon. The
London Tyssss says "he hss carried despotism over
q civilized nation to an extent which the world
he's never Witnessed before" The Daily Ne~s
sHaviox voluntarily disYrsced himself 10 the sight
Of Rarops, tho master Of France returns to sense
Of his dishouor, and With . flourish OF his pen,
signs an oct Of psnitence, and calls It pardon
The Daily Telegraph: "No one will think the bet
Ter OF tho Emperor for what he has now done; bus
many will Be persuaded that be has felt his throne
trsnbis under him, and has made desperate ef-
fort to recover his equilibrium. For our own part
although We confess that nothing would please us
more than 10 SEQ him alter his policy, and take q
place among the legitimate sovereigns of Europe,
ve see no chance that such . contamination can
b effected. Nothing that no can do without
chsnsing bis nature seems likely to appease the
anger or allsy the suspicious Of enlightened opin
ion IN France"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22

On last Monday night, ANDREW LEsSLIS, In
the 55th year of his age.
vifnd 10 attend his fnneral this "wednesday morn
ing at IL O'clock at his late residence on 1th street.
between franklin and Grace.
MEMENr0.
geldopn. indeed. 10 the social circle penetrated
With deeper sorrow than II caussd By the death 81
MT LIssIn His bright intellect and kind dsno
sitioD i'm parted most genial influence to the daily
intercourse Of bis friends; and his high toned sent
msnts OF honor, and disdaiu for everything mean
secured their highest admiration and respect but
wido ed sister and her dependent children. to-
gether with his tender affection for them makes
deep indeed 10 the grief that pervades the place
occupied there; and thss now, alas! shall know
him no more forever. ASoAhADE-
At Athos. in Orange county. the residence OF his
brother DR. q Newman, on the morning of the goth
December, 1858. Mr. JOHN NEWMAN. In the goth
rear Of his age
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22
Ths shinn,nxIntereat.

The shipping interest Of the country 10 under a
heavy coud. The New York Journal Of Commerce
says that not only the transatlantic steamers
hors du combat but Of the old European packet
lines are almost broken up-temporary perhaps
the ships having been sent South for employment in
cotton freights, rather than sail empty on their
accustomed routes, or remain Idle in the docks
Probably there arc twenty ships ordinarily classed
- Liverpool packets, now engaged In tho Southern
trade, and some others have been taken from the
London lines. Such events are of rare occurrence.
Some ship owners attribute the fact, in a great
measure, to the running Of 80 many ocean steam.
ers BY which freights are diverted. Comparatively
little effort is now made to keep mp the old lines
Of packets to their full number of ships.
We have NO proper facilities for building iron
stssnsrs, and, II We had, the Journal Thinks it is
doubtful whether many would hazard their re-
sources In constructing them, after the nnfortu.
nate experience In ocean steam navigation alrea-
dy hAd,-at least, until more reliance can be
placed upon tho carriage of the mails, as source
Of revenue The proposition Of ]. Hosford Smith
to import iron steamers free Of duty, IL successful,
would remove impediments to enterprise encoun'
tered by some for the extreme depression in
steamship property which now prevails 10 En-
rope, (ships selling at something like half their
original cost, affords strong inducements to psr.
chassrs particularly for the United States coasting
trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22
AvOtdhngCape Horn.

Tho New York Herald publishes the memorial
of On American resident in Chile to that govern.
ment, the object Of which is to avoid the proven
bal dangers and difficulties Ct doubling Cape
Horn. Re proposes to establish q line Of heavy
steam tug boats the Straits OF Magellan for the
purpose Of towing vessels through These Straits
arc said to form q natural ship canal, but Daviga-
ton by sailing vessels Is impossible Twenty five
days IL the average time required to double the
Cape, whilst steam tugs can take large ship
through the Straits in FIVE days The terms pro-
posed by Mr.. Nye, the memorialist to Chile, are
an annual subsidy from the government of $685.
600 for the FIRST ten years, and $4,000 for the
ceeding ten, to be paid in quarterly installments
commencing when the work is set on foot-to.
gether with certain rights and privileges relative
to the use of coal and wood for the company and
locations for their necessary buildings. Mr.. Nye
proposes to commence operations with the first
tagboat In eighteen months from the time at
which the government shall accede to tne terms
of his memorial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22
Penalties OF Greatness.

A Northern journal, referring to the number Of
nance connected with the Presidential office, re-
marks that the greatest misfortune of the present
state Of things is, that no man of the least note
Ia public lfs, move from one city to another or
even cit still in bis own library or office write
letter, but what il 10 considered as having some
bearing upon the Charleston, or some other Con.
vsntion. Thus, II MIR. Crittenden comes to Now
York, It 10 Of course to ingratiate himself with
tho wings or Americans or II Mr.. Douglas visits
New Orlsans It 10 of course not on the basiness Of
his children's estate; II Mr.. Everett lectures on
Washington, Il 10 because he wishes to occupy the
place Of that illustrious chief The readiness
to aud interested motives for the most ordinary
actions, 10 applied to men in all conditions of ko-
eisty, till ct last 1t seems to be . received axiom
that ths obvious purpose 10 never ths real one,
and that no oae can act from generous impulse
or a Giaiutoreated notivs,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22
NEW BOOKS-At
GEO NJ VESTS

IN GEO NJ VESTS
Book and Stationery Store.
l45 Main street.
PALESTINE, Past and Present, with Biblical, Ii
t-rary and Scientific Notices, by Rev Henry Us.
born, A NJ, Professor of natural Scis nee in
Roanoke College, Salem, Va, Member of the
American Scientific Association, and Honorary
Member of the Malta (Mediterranean) Scientific
Institute; with ORR inal illustrations. and new
Map of Palestine, BY the authors 20.
LIVkS of American Merchants, by Hant, A NJ,
late Editor of the Merchants Magazine" two
vols-5.00.
HISTORY OF the Reign of Philip the Second, King
of spain; by VIM Il Prescott, author of Con.
quest of Mexico" Conquest of Peru" &c: Vol
3-2Z5
BANKS of New York, and Panic of 1857; by G
Gibbons, with 3, iilustratiops-l39
FUTURE Lie, or Scenes In Another World; by Geo
Wood, author of Peter Schlemihl" Modern
Pilgrims," &c-l00.
WHILE it was Morning; by Virginia Townsend
LOO.
THE Autocrat of the breakfast Table; by Oliver
Wendell Holmes, Sd new supply-l09.
de- 22--lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22
Defender OF Judd a. Iscariot.

Among the items of literary criticism, which We
and In the London correspondence Of the National
Inteueencer, reference is made to the love Of pas
radox, and desire to connect their names with
Ingenious new readings upon illustrious historic
personages, which have led to the chivalrous
championship of some of the most furnished OF
human regulations. Lucretia Borgia found a
champion ia Mr.. Roscoe, Henry in Mr.. Fronde
and Carlyle, who looks upon Howard as a humbuS,
II lost In hystercal admiration Of Frederick the
Great and his predecessor. Carlyle, however, has
been completely distaneea In the sensation line,
by Dc Quincy, who has made himself the apollo.
gist Of Judas Iscariot! There 10 still, however,
chance for Carlyle to find a lower deep than De
Quincy. Let hiE make hero of the Devil!
We cannot imagine grander or more consenial
theme for the genius of Carlyle, nor a more won.
dsrful figure than the Devil would cut, dressed up
In Carlyles groteeque and run mad Englishi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22
Flight washtnston

The late ARRAY between members OF Congress.i in
Washington will add another illustration to the
appeals Of the London Times against uuirersal
suffrage. It will exuit In the fact that such
scenes are unheard Of among the mem bsrs Of the
British Parlismest, or Of any public body of the
continent. All Europe 10 made to RUG with ev.
cry exhibition amoug our representatives., Of .
barbarian and brutality which are ouly known
abroad among the denizens Of st. 0iles, or 10 The
arena devoted to the exploits Of the fancy. Our
national character aud institutions are suTering
throughout the world from those frequent app Gals
20 brute force among our public men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22

CofToN IN CuBA-We observe that the ever rests
less Manchester Association has made Nh EFFORT TO
introduce cotton culture into the Islaud OF Cuba.
The Queen Of Spain has grsuted the Consul for her
British Majesty, Queen Victoria, permission by =
decree addressed " the Captain General Vt Cuba,
and appearing among the Official orders in the
0seeta do Hstona, TO Introduce, free Of duty,
twsnsyAwo hssdrsd pounds Of seed cotton, when
~ 20 b distributed aong the owners Of esstes on
the island who may 10 DESTROYS of making uss O,
II. Accompanying the seed, 10 an address to the
ysepis Of CubA, setting forth the advantages of al.
vsrsiiyisg Industry, and the probable profits Of
growing cotton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22
I,ELEURAPHIC NEWS.
IRKroRrRn RON THK "DIsPATOH
EssInNAf

CUN0REcS10NnL-
WAsnrxaros, Dec -Senate.-The Pacific Rail
way bill was up. -,
Sir. Seward, Of New York, made speech In n
vor Of 4 central route.
Mr.. Ward, Of Ga, spoke In favor OF Southern
route. .
The miscellaneous business comprised . resolu-
ton adopted, calling for the correspondence with
the Mexican Government. =,
Mr. Seward offered q resolution instructing the
Committee on the Judiciary to report u further
legislation 10 necessary to stop the African Save
tra1e. host.
A bin Was passed to advance Powers. the scuip'
tor 81 500 on bis statuary, to DO executed Tor the
Government.
The Senate then went into Executive session.
Ho..se.-The Army Civil and Diplomatic bills
we're ordered to be printed.
The Old Soldiers Pension bill was mp, discussed
at Ien 9Th. and the substitute of Mr.. Savage adopt
ed by two-thrds vote. The substitute includes al
who participated 10 the war OF ISL, and the ln
dian wars of that period. In case Of the pension
srs death, his widow 10 entitled to his pension: IN
all cases to be exempt from legal process The
marines are also entitled to the benefit OF its pro-
visions. The final vote will take place tomorrow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22
THE RETIRED NAVAL OFFICERs-sUBSTITUTE
FOR THE PENSION,

WARRINGTON, Dec. 21.-The President to-day
sent to the Senate for confirmation, the names OF
about IS of the 60 names of naval officers retired
by the Board whose cases we're Investigated By de
naval courts of Inquiry. Commodore Stewart is
not among the number; it being understood that
the President wishes special law for his benefit.
Savage's substitute for the Pension bill, now
pending, proposes to give s. per month to all
those who were in actual battle without regard to
the period of their service, including the regular
army and State AMI Territorial troops, volunteer,
milit ia and marine corps.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22
Northern alarkets-[BY TELEGRAPH

NEW York Dec 81 Cotton weak, with little in
quiry, Fiu dui.-.tate s. 25@i5 Ohio S. 40@
5o Southern $685. 4u VIA. duli-ked ;, ~;
II. Spirits Turpeniiue heavy at 4e9is1a Ro-in
nrm ut 81 81. Kics quiet at $685.. Sucks Gull and
lower-Va6's9S.
BALTIMORE, DC 2l-Flour very dull, with 40 sales
Wheat tirm-White 81. 33GDl SO. Corn frn-W hite
63965; Yellow 666D6S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22
FROM MEXICO

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81 Tho States here has pri-
vate letter from Tampico, which states that me-
xotiations between the authorities Of the town
and the Spanish commander had been suddenly
broken off, and two Spanish steamers had taken
possession of Tampico Bar. 1t was believed that
the ultimate result Of this movement would be
The landing of Spanish forces and fortifying the
town.
The same paper is satisfied that an associations
exists in this country, with its head quarters at
New York, which is identified in sympathy and
interest with the liberal party Of Mexico.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22
do l4--l4tif

nF SPEcIAL EoTIos.-Be in time ID
you want good Picture. WATSON is selling IF his
stock of fns Cases at cost he will shortly pro-
coed 10 Europe and if you do not wish TO he arts
.ically humbug ed. go to him, for he gives you u
true pic re, warranted to give satisfaction. at
bitehurst old Gallery II Main street. hich moud.
He puts Pictures in Medallions for IS cents HIS
GALLERY and Fixtures for safe. de ls-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22

- FuRxrTuEB SALE, AT AucfIoN.-
Attention IL asked TO the sale OF hsndsoms HGnse
hold Furniture Gas fixtures 10 THIS u =,
At 10 o'clock at the residence OF Rev. Lee =. sne
corner Of I4th and Broad streets The FURNITURE Ii
of the best ouality and nearly rev.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22
ny Dr.. BURwsLL has removed his

~ DR.. BURwELL has removed his
Office to the North side of Broad street. lover
Franck's gliding establishment) between 4th and
5th streets Office hours from NJ to 8 NJ, and
from to Pm. Night calls will please be made at
his residence. Eat Mrs PickettsJ corner Of Leigh
ard 9Th streets.
N b. Messages left at the Office of JOHN r Cook,
Corner of Pesrl and Main ssreets) will be attend
ad tn de I4-lnP
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22

ASF ELEGANT HOLIDAY GITs AND
NEW YEARS PRESENTS
CLOTH CLOAK5
DOUBLE SKIRT and
FLoUNCED SILK ROBES
yhLENTIA POFLIE and
REAL LACE and
MUSLIN SETS
LACE and EMBROIDERED
COLLARS and HDKFS
REAL THREAD LACE VEILS
Ard many other
Splendid Goods, at
VERY LOW PRICES.
do IA-I4tif Prize Il WATKINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22
Sugars finn. Ereighta dull.
ILLEGAL ELEcrI0NS I'M NEW YORK

bbf1uhL hLt1Stip4No iN W." iOhh'
ALBANY. \. Y. Dec. 2l.-Resuits as ascertained
by the Board of Canvassers, indicate that in the
State election several members of the legislature
are illegally returned, and that now elections will
have to be held in the I'D, 4th, 9th, 7th, Sth and
sd distrlcts Nothing, however, is yet certain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22

- Cox's RHTIHED GsLATIN1, and
oooS'' JNO W 0ARLICK,
Apothecary and Druggist.
de- ~ Market Place, franklin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22

SETTLEMENT OF THE SPANISHsMEXICAN
DIFFICULTY, sc.
New YORK. Dec 2l-The Black Warrior has al.
rived, having on board Judge Douglas. She
stopped ut Havana.
The Spaniah-Mexicsn embrogio is settled. Gen.
CARA has refunded all the money obtained by
forced loan from the Spanish subjects, aud the
present government accedes to the demands Of
Spain.
Sugars finn. Ereighta dull.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22
nS DENTISTRY
L = n IL MICH AR ID

TCfice and Residence, corner OF Main snd It'll sts /
Tenders his services tie citizens of Richmond
adjoining counties. in lis professional capacity
From experience of ten years. he feels confident
that he can warrant all operations, performediby
him. to give entire satisfaction. de iI--lm*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22

M. PuRI GROUND EPIcBs, at the
Drug "hu JNO W GARLTCK,
daoa Market Place, Franklin st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22
~ Books POE CHRISTMAS,

A6 BOOKS P0R ChRISrAAS,
Attic GIFT Book STORE,
No. "a Main ST.
We have noticed an elegant collection Of Books
for the coming holidays, at the Gift Store. Also,
great variety of choice standard and miscellaneous
works. These Books are sold at the usual retail
prices and each purchaser Of book receives a
PRESENT (of which they have great Variety at
the time of sale. Don't fail to cal and get some
thing pretty for Christmas. At
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22

~ AMERICAN SYsrnM OF GOVERNMENT ABROAD
Every American ust feel hs heart beat with pride
when he reads the late speech Of Hon Mr. Bright.
Z, in favor Of introducing the American form Of
gcvsrnment-at least ~ far ~ representation 10
concerned-into Great Britain. The honorable gen.
tlsman VS. loudly chssred By his constituents and
asysF more 20 than whom he illustrated ono result
u Republican government. By exhibiting speci.
mems - thess handsoms hsndbtlls and posters, &c,
printed y he DnpAfcH Jos oyNos D IIAAnsas
n %. Proprietors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22

CHgIsqMAs-The Charleston Courier announce:
the arrival there Of seysnty-one negroes, who
have been hired cut ia FLORIDA, At turpenfins
work. aud are returhiag home to North Caroiina
for their annual festival
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22
% LIooRIcE.

A. O. G. BRAND.
THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN RAvoRIfk BRAND, ALWAYS
ON SAFE by JAMES G. MCANDREW,
de Sly 81, PINE STREET, New YOhK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22

EXECUTION Hinch and Doyier, the murderers o
q man named Tracey, were hung at Columbus, Ga
on the 18th inst. There was large crowd pre-
seut, consisting. says the Sun, principally O
women and children"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22
RELIEF PROM COUCH IN TEN MIN

Ess- RELIEF PROM COUGH IN TEN MIN.
urEs -Pectoral Candy, or Forehound, Liverwort
SC for Coughs, Colds Bronchitis and all Affections
OF the throat and Lungs Particularly ada pied fcr
children, recommended by physicians as q superior
article Prepared only by GEO DOWDEN, Drug
gis. and Chemist, IT'S Broad street Richmond, Va.
Price-25 cents per boz.
For sale by all Druggists. de l{-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22

~ PINK GELArINH, Extra, for sale a
the Drug and Prescription Store Of
do JNO w 6AHkIICh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22
-v,,o,,I. CusrRaL AGRICULTURE

VIRGINIA CHhfhhh do"ioo ~ 80.
eosYrTY "A meeting Of the Executive Committee
Tbs office of President Lyons. at IN O'Clock; A. M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22

- 60 TO PowsYs' GALLBnY Tor gen.
nina PAM Axnnorrrrs. ISL Main street. Only .
cents for the saue size that others charge y ~ lor
POWERS GALLERY II the only place IN tho Guy Wnei
tkosa hesntifuf PRARI AnBxofYPEs ars maze. All
kinds Of Frames, Cases and stock for sale cnesp'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22

= peEase - hass axreueel 4. Ir.la. q. ....,..
~ esesoseas1 IesiAa AispaseA e a. 81 Yssnr.
~ ssseass y ~ psbsIossies q % Daily
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22
AMUSEMENT
THEATRE.


THEATRE.
Third night of the graceful Equestrian Actress
and Danseuse
MILE LOUISE WELLS,
And her Dramatic and Equestrian Troupe,
Messrs GEO ARNOLD,
WIN DkRR and
VT AYMAR,
Ard her celebrated Trained Steeds
vESUVIUS. BONNy BLACK BE.S and FLORA.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC. ~,
vii BE persol med the grand Nationals Drama. Of
PUTIN A NJ;
OR, THE IRON SON OF rs
Kate Putin Mile Louise Wells
MAJOR fsraei PUTNAM s3 ut w II UeIf
0neactah IAN Infiau Chief mr. Geo Arngld
Preyiots to which. the Prelude Of
QtJK GAL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22

k@~ Ds. R. s. VEsr, late Of Henrico,
having removed TO Richmond, tenders his profess
siona services to the pebIic. ice for the present
with Dr. Owea B. Hill. c1rnes.Wall AMI Franklin
o few doors below Second Baptist church.
do fl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22
SIGNALS RECEIVED OVER THE ATLANTIC
CAprE

New York, Dec. 21.-The papers here Of this
morning state that good currents we're received
over the Atlantic Cable Saturday, and that the
word Henley distinguished about the hour at
which (per Arabia's sdvices.) Henley's apparatus
was to be tried.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22
MaRuTED.
DIDD,

On Church Hill, on Monday evening. Decsn ne
70 Mis- Cynthia RADFOFD. all Of this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-22
CHRtsTMAS ia COMINGI

rHRiSTMAS Is COMING
~ What can be more appropriate 10 offer ss
A CHRISTMAS GIFT
than a beautiful BOOK full of Elegant Engravings,
richly bound, with iatere stine reading.
A. NORRIS
has ust received q very choice selection Of
BEAUTIFUL BOOKS,
Suitable for PRESENTS; consisting of Animals, in.
venile BOOKS. Albums Floral Offerings, Poeticsl
Works, Handsome Bibles ana Prayer Books, In vel
vet, with rich clasps and mountings, In morocco.
arAbesque and o. her fancy biucings;
STANDARD ENGLISH AUTHORS,
10 rare and substa ntisl bindings, Including the
Works Of B,ron, Shakespeare, Moore, Milton, Pope.
Dryden, Cowoer, Thomson. Hemans. Scott Roger.
Buny 40. Mac ,ulay, fenny son. Hood; Msckay, the
from ii thu best authors collected In one yolnme
bonbd in Ho iday stsie.
BOOKS FOR CHuDRrS-AD fmmerse variety. 81 all
prices, from the cheap paper e5ver, ~ cents, e.
three four AMI Eve dollars each. IN noe bindings.
All co be found AZ MORRIS kOOk STORE,
de 2t-6t 81 Main street