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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-22

FIRST CLASS.--Boots, 0Eos
Hats and Caps, Dry Goods IN,
boxes, bales and trunks,) Drugs 75c. el00 Ms
lin boxes and balss,) FeatneFs,
furs, de-, dc.
SEcoxp Dom estic Sheet
ing, Shirting and Ticking lin
originaibales, } Drugs Tin casks1 "a
hardware, Leather, Liquor lin o'e. v iooms
casks, Wall Paper, Wool and
sheep Pelts, eastward, Ac., Ac
THIRp RpCLAys,--Anvils, Chains fin1
casks,) Hemp, Bacon and Pork,
saftcd lioosc or in sacks Paints SOC. a loOns
tdry and in oil,) Oils, texceptl
lard and rosin),
TouHls scLAs.-Cofee Fish. B.-I
con, Beet and Pork lin casks or
boxes, eastward Lard and
Lard Oil, Nails. oda Ash, Ger
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, kosin, sSc. Floo ns
Steel, Manufactured Tobacco
kosin Oil, QaeenswAYe, Sugar
{hhds. bbls and bxs., kc. lie
FL0uk-73c " bbi., until further notice.
GkAIN--3t cts. ~ 100 ms. until further notice
coTToN-s2 u bale, not exceeding 500 fbs in
weight, until further notice.
In shipping Goods from any point esstof Phila-
delphiA, be particular marx packages ssvts
pennsyirania ko.iroad. All goods consigned to
the Agents Of this road at Philadelphia or litts
burgh. will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGENTS-Clsrk Il Co., Chicago ;
Packer Co., Memphis, Tenn; p. q. O'Riley
Co., Evansville, Ind; VIM. Bingham, Loaisviils,
4 Co., and Irwin Co., Cincinnati; II. 8. Pierce {
CO., ,zanesviile, o. Leech Co., No 81 KiIby ST.,
Boston Leeeh 4 Co., No. 2 2Asfor House, N, ".
No. Wiliiam-ss., N. Y; X. J. Eneeder, Philsdel-
phiai Magraw koons baltimore; b. A. Stewart.
Pittsburgh II. II. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent.
II. J. .LoMBAERT ,sup't, Altoona, Penn.
u L.
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j. X. RICKEY'S
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE,
LanA ana General Agent,
AND
INIT Ell II q n q E OFFICE,
NO. n MAIN-ST.,


DUYe, Sells, Exchanges, Rents or Leases Pro-
II perty Of every kind.
Advances Money on, and sslls, Goods Of every
kind.
Draws Deeds Mortgages and Agrssmsats, and
examines Titles TO Property.
Gives reliable information respecting the Price
Of Property.
Takes Acknowledgements
IL Agent for Insurance Conpaniss.
Inquiries BY Letter promptly replied 10.
NegotiAtes Loans, makes Collections.
Obtains, Exhibits, Bays and Sells Patent Rights.
Loans Money on Collateral Security.
Low charges, never firing energy, and punctuAl-
ity, are tho leading features u this House.
Refer TO the following gentlemen.
X. r. Lowc, Governor.
Hon. Thos. w. Clagett.
Geo. C. Andsrson s CO., Bankers.
Rix, Hale = Co.. Bankers.
Agencies and Business Solicited.
Sept. 4, '66-d
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n. r.. LOVE Il CO.,,
Successors TO Deming = Lovs,)
BANKERS.

[ Eacce1aOrS TO UeMlnK . LOV6,1
BANKERS,
kEUkN
yIvE particular attention to collections and q
" mitpromptiy on the day Of payment.
gn1RRnHcne:
Bank Of North AmerioA, New York.
Drsxsl \ Co., Phiiadslphia.
E. W, Clark = Co., -
Citisens' Bank Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsbssgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. D. 6cully J, Cashier, do
4. Brady. Cashier, wheeling.
Branch State Bank Of Ohio, zsnesville.
ComassSial Bank ,Cincinnati.
State 6Aviags fnstitntion. st. Louis.
Geo. Smith = Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank Of Kentncky, Lexington.
uov3&d
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J0AERla nLEGI1, ,
uon2oCaaoneP. \

Main.st, bet 0th and sth......... KM0KUx.
A ANUFACTukMR n I'll hinds q Cshes ss1 u
1vl Candies, Pyssmids, -. Allord1rs iaeaae1irss
Will b psonptly attended 70, 81 tAe shesese1 ~.
tice and IN tho most approvsd styls.
ootA
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Uo-Parsnershfp.

CO.RArenorshfp.
The eundefsigned, having formeda CO. PaFtnsr'
ship uudsr the nam4 and 81 yle Of Haipes Brother
and purchased the entire interest OF II. 3. Farrar
viii CON tinue the busincss VI manufacturing Sash
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Punp-Tnbing, 4c.. q
tho old stand, corner of BiuG Streets, near ths
Ksokuk NJ. Dsa Moipes Rail Road Depot
ROBERT HAINEE,
Ksokuk Sept. -, '57. r. q. HAINEE.
octS-d
| &C HNDS. SUGAR,
| 20 ~ hhls choice s. II. Molasses,
90 aaSln Rio Coffee,
no tiefe4s Rice, for sale by aa
/ iy13d OLB6HORN, TAYLOR ! co.
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EAmuna seyfsarsh, NJ. D.
+ (lFHEks his services ~ Physician, Surgeon, 40
~ coucheur, and Dentist 70 the citiasns Of Kso-
kuk and vicinity.
Educated II one of the most renowned Universi-
ties In Germany, Vienna, his hospital practice
there, we'll ~ his experience during four ysars
service ~ Surgeon In the 4. x. Russian Navy, and
also three years practice In New Mr. gland, will he
Aopss, secure To him the confidence Of this COM
munity.
Anything under the head Of Dentistry--opera-
tive or mschsnical-wilI be executed In satisfac-
tory msnner and warranted. Charges reasonable.
Attendance given 81 private dwellings IL repaired.
kxaminations and advice gratis.
Once Third stIset, over hickey 'sCigar Store
0face hoprs 10 TO IL 4, H., 2to4p.n.
kEssRsncsx.--Mrs. &. r. Wilder, Rev. Mr.,
Kimhall, b. Howell, Ksokuk, and J. A. bhsdd.
RsQ., Of Denmark, Iowa. (Juns7dly
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of johnson and Niwth Strests,
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KEOKUK IOWA: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22 1858.

The Most D1reCi.
RELIAnLE ExPEDITlOUs n QUITE
Ts ali Rsinss East Ana North,
Is VIA THE
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
| r. dk
RAILROAD.
Sure Connections are made with this Road,
Daily NJ Bariingss., Piynsush and
Quincy.
lD-Passengers can leave Keokuk fur Burlington
xvEar EvnKiNe-for Plymouth or Quincy xvxRY
MosHIxG,
Through to Chicago in IA Hours !
HSCincipnati Passengers, leaving Keekuk a.
Q a. M, reach Cincinnati the next day II 1op. m,
with only enc change of cars.
- This II the quickest time made. FARE AS
Low ss BY any other route.~V2
~EA;ters Passengers make CLOSE and SURE
CONNECTIONS in Chicago with all thorou ghfares
East, North aud South -kast.
0Fare to tho East isLowEx by this route
than any other, and Timo nucH ouIcKrs. -
Through Tickets.
FnOA KEOKUK
By all the principle rostss, 70 Beston, New York,
Philadelphia, baltimore, Washington,
Harrishurgh, httsbursh, Wheel
ing. Cinsinnasi, Indianapolis.
~Ako, by several different routes to all the
principe intermediate places.
SAho, 70 Milwaukee, frseport, Callers, and
Dunlsith.
~Aiso, 70 eli the Railroad Cities IL Upper and
Lover canad., via Grand Trunk Railway; liamil-
IT,. A.
SBy the same route TO Ogdepsburgh, N. Y,
Plattshurgh. N. y, and Portland, Me-,
CAN H PRocuRxp AT THE
GENERAL RAILROD TICKET OFFICE,
Mdtn- ST., betwssn First sxd Second,
KROKUK, IOWA.
RAILROAD TICKETS
Good for an unlimitsdlsngth OF time al lowing
Passengers tostop 1T any point and re-
sumo their journey atlsisufe.
Steamboat Ticketsgood until Close Of Navigation.
11Passsngers can obtain Reliable Information
1t this Once in regard to all Railrosd Routes In
the United States and Csnadss.
TROUGH FREIGHT CONTRACTS
TO AND FROM ALL KAsTRRN CITIES can
10 1nAe ~ tAIs ~essce.
rDamAgss and Over Charges sErriED PROMPT
VIZ. MARrlH, Gen I Freight Agent, Chics 60.
SAx'L PowKiL, Gen Ticket Agent, Chicaga.
c. g. HAnnonD, Superintendent, Chicsg go.
J.R.TkwKsBURi
Oct. 8, 'SS-dAw Agent, keehuk.
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A. g.. = e Il M A IN !.
wH0LEEALE DEALER

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
y y Y 9 Q Ds, n rOTIONs. 4 Ac.,
Corner Of Fourth and Main streets,
LAS just received : lasgs and splsn1id stock Of
- Ra1l aAA winter 0OOas, of the
lassst and most approved atyiss purshassd direct
~ from the Importers and Manufacturers, and
will b sold on = reasonable terms - they oan be
purchased elsewhsre.
Ths attention of City and Country Merchants 1.
Ssspsctkuiy solicited.
SeptpdkW
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natural Mair RraiA, Heep ak1rgs,
BEAUTIFUL KID GLOVES,
And everything ususlly comprised In this depart
mont win bs found In my store, at
Fowler's Models for sale. NO. 01 MAIN-S ST.
Sent. ~. ,b0-d
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RAILROAD.

Sure Connections are made with this Road,
DaiIy NJ Dariisgsss, Piynsush and
QWlncy.
Passengers can leave Keokuk fur Burlington
xvsar EvEEise-for Plymouth or Quincy xvxay
MogH1nG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-14

PANAMA, Ice. 3, 1858
Independence boy IN Pandma-Ds1th Of NJ. Lasele ne
Telegraph Operaor-Finerai n a Bntis1 0tEcsr-
Snie1aert u the Martin Claim Misrepresentation u
NeieJaJ.r CoreJcndent-The Question Of ne TDnao9e
Dpes--oT,nioas n tie British Crorn Lawyers on d.
Nncs from the South Cora-HoeB,enis Of Sir William
Gore Ors,ley, &C., d.
We have dates from Bogota the 10th ul,mo but the
news from that quarter unimportan,.
The anniversary Of Independence was celebrated
here the 18th November The programme % the day
strictly Spanish is character-hgh mass with
n Depa the morning, after which the Declaration Of
Independence was read the Town Hall, where some
speeches appropriate 70 the occasion delivered bu
fights and masqucrades followed, which terminated nc
arrangements or the day.
Two melancholy deaths among foreigners have occur.
red within the last week nine So,h November died
Mr. Iasele the operator Of the railroad telegraph lie
has been generally regretted he leaves many friends
here with whom through his amiable manners, he had
become great favorite ON the Is, instant died from
fever Mr. Mimsn, of the officers OF the British ship
Of war Alert port The British Consul requested
aud obtained permiss ion W land body Of and
blue Jackets accompany the funeral and Ere the
airy yoeys the grave The officers OF the Vixen and
Alert accompanied the funeral In uniform and the process
ion having been attended besides by the localaut6or
es and large number Of foreign and native residents
formed larger concoursc Of people than have ever
witnessed In this town.
Mr. John Martins claim against the authorities OF the
snnd Of Taboga, for the and sale OF belong
ng him, on the plea Of his refusing pay certain
taxes that claimed from him, and which he consider
cd illegal has, glad TO say, been satisfactorily set
lied Mr.. Martin has obtained the restitution OF his boat,
and OF four hundred dollars has been paid TO him
bcsides, by way OF indemnity.
The Panama correspondent Of OF the New York
journals has been In his letters very the higher
tlANrfft gff MD
dealt with Mr.. Martins claim. However, far the
result goes, would appear that the correspondent has
been rather hasy In his judgment The matter has
been speedily settled and properly adjusted, albeit
without any necessity for the guns Of the Saranac
10 bear the question. Captain Kelly deserves great
credit for The sound judgment he exercised In not in
tcrerng in this affair, Notwithstanding the strenuous cf
forts that have been made 20 inveqe him into acting
otherwise The merits Of Mr. Martins claim cannot be
very interesting question 10 your general readers and
therefore shall not comment upon them. II has been
proved that every OF the statements IN the Panama
letters Of o your contemporaries are msreprcsenta
tons
In the journal end another letter on very nte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-14

lHE tpct- TRotfr At tie Broadway Will this evening
exhibit large number 81 thr astonishing lcas, besides
playing ~ the pantomm e 'Jocko
Nnl0s-The Ravels have Just revived their beautiful
FAIRS Iautommc OF "Banco, which wl be preceded to
nFia ~ ught rope exercises ami pretty ballet
BCwpaN-Tte dramatic version u Orchard Hoffman ?
So undergo ts second representation here this evening
1e scenery and costumes and the unusually
good
BlHroN's-stuncic Toms Cabin" is 10 be exhibited in
broadway, opposite Pond street tonight Cordelia How
ard and her parents will he home their respectively
celebrated characters.
wAIAcK's TKarEg will ~ course be hronged with the
admirers Of the legitimate drama and good acting They
desire nothing better than The Merchant Of Venice with
Mr. wallack as shylock.
I1rRA kEExEs-"Our American Cousin continues ex
trcey popular with tho large and enable audiences
who nightly bcsow the most hearty applause upon
who dcncate the different parts.
AMERICAN MUsslm.--Ths afternoon and 10 night the
zsvsiowski juveniles 10 perform IN a spectacular
paromime and comic ballet, and the Wren children
laughabe buretta
MINsuuisY In addition 10 numerous buriesques, melo
dies Sc the patron of the Coored opera are rendered
southern life Illustrated" al woods a regular "Eth
opan Pot ourri at Bryants and the pantomme of the
Magic Guitar at 80 Broadway
AEIRrR NAPOLEON i TO give his last musical soirec at
nodworth's t. night All who have heard him. unite In
the that he Of the panss that has
ever perfoxmed IN the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-14

Before Edward G. West
ne wills of the following deceased persons were offered
for probate
Fila Ann Gcer, citation rcturnabe January "a. 1859
Mary A. Satson, citation eturnable December H. 1858
Carl g. Gescheidt citation rCturnabe January IS 1859
Helen lie fries, citation returnable December 30 1868
Emily Jane Handy citation retgrnabe pcccmber "a, 1853
Mary G. 1ingle, citation reurDablc December 90 1858
Edward Harrison May, ctat returBable Jan 81 1859
rrmipck Wyscheck, citation returnable Jan. 81 1859.
The will of Timothy Alden also offered for probate
citation roturnable January 81, 1859 The testator
the paence Of machine Tor setting and distributing type
Letters patent issued 10 him during the past year by
he governments Of the United States Great Britain and
France II Is expected that the patent will prove be
valuable The deceased also held patents for other
tons and among them one for street sweeping
The wills Of Bridget Bradley Sarah A Cline aud Richard
Baker were severay admitted TO probate
The will Of William Floyd Jr, deceased, before
be Surrogate, and the contestant who the father Of the
deceased flied answer setting forth that the deceased
resident nhabtant OF this county, and deny
the jurisdiction of the Surrogate proof Of the
VIII The 20 be tried s the fact OF residence
non-rCsidencc which IL preliminary question to be dis.
posed ~ before entering upon the merits OF the case
A. lourned until this morning at 10 O'Clock.
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The Richmond bark Parthian-Fun List of
Her Cargo, Insurance, sc.
OUR RICHMOND CORRESPONDENCE.
ID CORRESPONDENTS.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. IL, 1855
Considerable anxiety still exists here regarding the fate
Of the bark Parthan and apprchensons beginning 10
be felt from the disabled condition in which she
ported her ability reach safe harbor The great
bulk Of the passengers indeed ALL with the exception Of
twenty thirty, from this city and enyrons but
from their obscure positions being nearly all poor Irish
laborers who had gone work the bon Pedro Railroad
there great difficulty in Obtaining any information
their identity or antccedents.
mentioned the Parthans bur,hen TO be $50 tons This
down carpenters measurement but by reference
the Custom House records lind her down at 3S9
17-lO0 tons. append full list OF her cargo
$50 pairs OF hubs for wheels, 20 packages grease
1904 spokes for wheels 10 packages OF fuse; $50 pairs of
shafts 400 pieces inches by 2 feet long 200
do inches by 4, feet long 13s carts bales OF lamp
wick; col OF packing thirty horse power engines
with hosting gear complete; steam drills: lathe
small iron plane fan, pipes and cocks; - wheels
and saw 240 feet OF gutta ercha betting; car springs
30 mule collars Is cart saddles and breechngs, !
packages Of hammers; GO 800 pounds Of corn vices
IS 900 feet Of pine plank IS 900 feet OF oak lumber;
small circular straight saw mill lot Of crow
bars lot Of iron rod guys Tor terrcks. coils OF rope
iron crabs windasscs old anvs: burr mill stones
and gear; plouahs and mould board 40
and springs 80 cars, extra wheels &c. engine
with locomotive boiler fixtures for dercks; $50 pairs of
axles IL pairs of bellows IL anvs morticing machine
circular boring machine, and pairs OF bellows
The vessel il Insured in the Richmond Fire Association
and Iynchburg Fire and Hose Company for SO 900 and
s. 900 freight money. The cargo insured in the Mcr-
chants Insurance Company Of this CITY, and the Peters
Fire and Marine whereof So 500 re.insurcd the Unity
Insurance Office-an English concern.
shall duly advise you IL any Information regarding
the vessel which may reach here But IL Is probable the
being that she may be fallen in with by steamer
the southern line.
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The ssar Of the New Governor.

fVHhs
have made the following appointments 10 compose my
staff
Frederick Townsend, Adjutant General.
George y. Sherman, Inspector General.
Clarence A. Seward, Judge Advocate General
James l.. Mitchell, Quartermaster General.
George y. Nesbitt, Engineer In Chief.
l.. n. Herrck, Surgeon General
Robert l.. johnson, Paymaster General.
y. q. Thompson, ABIDE Camp.
Charles W. Darling, Aid de Camp
n n. Rathbone, Aid Dc Camp ~
William L. skidmore, Military Secretary
d b MORGAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-14

BeANy AND MURDER IN ST. LOUISA certain
nr Wander Roccke, German ply scian settled In 81
LOUIS few weeks since, aud shortly after married Mss
Mary Anne Linhon The wife soon discovered by
letters sent 70 her husband that he had another wife in
Germany. and that he was passing under assumed
name--hs real name being Lombard Edward Rocch.
Henry Lnho the brother OF the lady, called on Roech,
andon learning from him the confirmation Of the story,
drcwa pistol and shot the bgamist through the heart
I4nhon' gave himself up and was committed to ia W
aw ait an examination
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-14

-
INFORMATION wANTED-oF MARGARET HENDER.
girl fifteen years o. age BY her sepa,her Mr. WIN.
Henry and broer, Robert Henderson The said Mar
care, ls the island Of eight years ago
with her three cousns The said aunt died
passage New York. Information
canada and be and received them and them Ca
West The nauiring parties VERY anxious know
OF her whereabouts. Canada papers please copy.
INFORMATION wANTED-OF REINHARDT w0RsrER,
born In Lauershetn, Rhsin Phalz, Bavaria Of Vain
une vorster The above mentioned will call o. write
" JACOB BOELL, ia East Twenty hfh street. NJ r.
INFORMATION wANTED-or THfMOr JONHRGAN.
He lct Dublin, Ireland about two three years ago 70
70 New York since that time he has mot been heard
from Any information Of him viii be thankfully received ~
his sister, Dorcas Lonsrgan, Al Bancard Hotel, corner 81
Broadway and Twelfth street, -.
II FRANK r. FRANK WISHES TO SEE u, ALIVE,
Il call without delay. L.EK
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF LouGHIIN, JAMES,
w and Michael Sweeney, natives a Raliecroie, Doons
Bencary county Mayo Ireland When Last heard fro we're
Po,,stown Pennsylvania Amy knowing where they
please their sister, Een Sweeney
care Of NJ Hughes rs Pearl street New York.
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" FRANK R. PRANK WISHES TO SEE Il, ALIVE,
Il call without delay LIZ r.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06
SHERIFF'S SALES.

DN virtue Of writ of Vcnd. Ex. issued
ID out Of lhcCourt Of ofCommonPlcas ofInIrn
County and 10 me directed, Will expose 10
Public sale or Outcry, at the Builaloe House
in the Borough of Lewisburg, on SATURDAY
tbs 2ISt day OF August next, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, TO wit:
No. |, a certain lot o! ground situate in the
borough Of LewSburg in said county, marked
on the town plan No. 2S5, bounded north by
lot 2Sl, west by Second street, south by -.
George street and east by an alley. "a
whercon are erected a two-storcy Brick Il Z
Dwelling house, ShhouSc, ,Smokchousc, Il
Well Of good water, &c, with the appurlen-
ances.
No. =, two and half Lots Of ground more
or less, marked (on the aforesaid town plan)
Nos 33j, 33l and part Of Lot 333. bounded
north by the balance of Lot No. 333. west by
an alley, south by St. George street. and east
by Front street, whereon are erected TAN
merry IN the best style, Tan House. Bari,
house, Frame Stable, &c, with the appurten-
aLCeS.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold
as the property of Henry ". Fries.
DANIEL ID. GULDIN, sheriff
Sheriff 5 Office, LewiSbure, July II, IS5S
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06
LeWisburg Post Office.

PHILADELPHIA Mail, Daily. (eXcep' sun
days. via CauawlsSa Railroad 10 Milton,
closes al : ) o'clock \. VI.
southern, Eastern and Western mails, via
Norlhumberl't and Harrisburg Daily (cXcept
sundays closes at % o'clock \. VI.
Northern and Western, via William~port
and E!mira, Daily, (cxccpt sundays closes
al p o'clock p VI
Western, via NiininburS & Old Fort, Daily
(cxccpt sundays closes at O'Clock \ VI
Winfield New Berlin and Lcwis,own, daily
to New Berlin (excepr sundays closes ct /
o'clock p VI
Bualoe x Roads and Forest Hill, Wolf 5
Store, Rebcr>burg, Madisonburg aud Nrany,
Friday Of each week, closes ats p. NJ. Of night
preceding.
--BuSineSS hours daily, (except Sundays,)
from o'eISol. \. NJ until Z T., NJ.
Stamps and Stamped Envelopes At the 20.