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24rn AND LAST WEEK OF THE STAR COMPANY.
THURSDAY EVENING, May 10, 1859,

N
Commences with the celebrated act play SEA OF ICE;
The Wild Flower OF MexcoIn LIST aud Capt de Las
ccurs A. H. Davenport Carlos advnturer) George Jor
dan; Medoc Mr. Norris JEAN with song) Seymour; Bara
PAS John Ovens Louise de Lascoas Mrs Chas Boyce
~ 3D. 4th and 5 Marquis del MOntes George
Horace, Mr. Briggs; George Mr. Duncan; Barabas Mr. John
OWENS Mile Diana Miss A. Graham: Mrs Warren;
Oghra Mrs Chas. Boy DE TROIS by the Ms
and Il Gale and Jackson To conclude with the aughabe
farce, JOHN DOBBS-Fallowheld Mr. NJ 1rs; John Uobbs,
a H. Davenport; Paornoster John OVENS Frankman, Nr.
Gobay; Mrs Cheserton Miss A. Graham Lucy Miss Gra-
ham. -
:, pJ"FI FIiday-BeneG of Mr. BRIGGS when will be acted
D kens play of "Donbey and "TrJiDg 1t On,u
Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady, with variety of Sing
ing ard Dal cling.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.-Firsta and Secod Tier and
quette IS Boxes hd coored persons oy)
cents Gallery, Is Private Boxes S. according
location.
Box Office open for securing Dress Circle Parquette
Chairs and Private boxes from A. NJ until 5P. NJ. daily
ALTERATION OF lIkEDoors at o'clock performance
10 com nlence at N o'clock mylg
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Admission, 50 cents Children Servants attend
ance half price Saturday only,
AS-Perforrnances EVERY NIGHT and EVERY SATUR-
DAY NOON.
HDoors open at night Curtain rises quarter before
O'Clock. Doors open on Saturday at TX Curtain
rjses q Ia. myy
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THURSDAY EVENING, May 10, 1859,

Sixty Seventh Night Of
MARsH's JUVENILE CoMEDIANa,
And Last Week but One.
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DNDCLAMATECN FIVE HUNDRED, D0LDARs
X AE%anD-tsHAM G. HARRIS, Governor of tue State
Of feruesse 70 nil who shall these presents Greetng
Where's has been made that person to a
did commit foul the Sd day
Of Fn3rEEy 1855 the body George Miller, in the
Bssins House of the Branch Union Tennessee
kss in county of Madison said Bank Of
$ssyysss abs In and cein,
Nag, therefore, l. sham G. Harris Governor aforesaid,
Of the and authority vested hereby
oier reward Of FIVE HUNDRnD DOLL lRS to any person
the apprehension of said murderer
Mvr IL m to thu Sheriff Jalor county Madison,
lis erdsr tSlat Justice in that behalf be done.
I u.stimarg whereof have hereunto set my hand and
Gezst the Great Seal OF the State O be affixed, ut
Es3Sil aice in Nashville this day of February,
A. d., 1850.
ISHAd G. HARRIS.
BY the Governor
EEg RAY Secretary OF State. fell II
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VOLUME XII.
ADJUSTMENTS.
SPALDING d ROGERS AMPHITHEAT ER AMI
~ MUSEUM, ST. CHARLES STREET.

Manager 4. SPALDINQ,
Stage Manager g. MARSH.
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Benefit Of LITTLE GEORGE the Infant Cornedian-When
will be presented the beautiful play Of THE WANDERING
BOYS OF SWITZERLAND; The Castle Of Olival Paul
snd justin, Che wandering boys, Helen and Geogisna
BRIDEGROOM-Dckory, Little George Nicodemus, Miss
Louise. To conclude with the laughabe TOODLES-Tm-
othy Toode Little George; Mrs. Taoa Toodc Jenny
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CARD-PLACIDE's VARIETIES

CAHD-PLACIDE'S VARIETIES
MR.. W. II. BRIGGS
Respectfully that his first and only BENEFIT
this will take place
Friday Evening, May go,
when will be presented first time In Thea er) capital
PLAY in acts dramaed by John Brougha ESQ., entitled
DOMBEY AND SON.
Toots. s...............,.. Mr.. W. II. Briggs.
Meshrs Owens Mark Smith, Dayenp r Holland Plunkett,
Norris Miss Alice Manu. Mrs. Seiton Miss Graham Mrs. War
and others will be included in the cast.
Also will be performed the shable titled
TRYING IT ON,
in which Mr. Geo Jordan Mrs Smith, ETC.. will appear.
Grand PAS DE TROIS, by the Misses and II. Gale
jackson.
To conclude with the charming cotnedietta entitled
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY.
Duchess de Torrenueva Mrs. c. Boyce.
Rus Gomez, mez,,......,............. Mr.. W H. Briggs.
Ia
Donna ieonora Mrs. John Seton.
Hy- Box Book open myl9 1t
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saazamsag sass the Seed Cotton on Plantations
into Yarns,
And all business in relation TO it.

that make the capital, the
Eea4o power the expenses very nearly
gins snd bales the cotton TO spin it that with
slioH Of machinery costing about half what the in
vsae Of tbs the 1fst will be, and which is
se12ts y su,pus labor of the plantation in little girls of to
I'd sgrss old inefficient field hands, DOUB T.
aK auRg gaAN DOUBLE THE PLANTERS NET IN
G9gEi
We sa e bsst Yarns in the world The danger from fire
ST tho sauss Il immensely reduced, with other advan
great value And What is of great Importance is, that
f Ia is fully demonstrated by its successful daily operation
the aaation of Col Geo. S. Yerger, Iazoo City.
Ptauers desiring full particulars referred to
Agents, above,
aksts FOR agencies will please address hem enclosing
sasfrt ntsis.
r.ya taE4W GEO G. HENRYr
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CLASSIC MUSIC SOCIETY-AT THE ANNUAL
~ Meeting OF the founders Of the Cassie Music Society,"
undersigned having elected Managers
celve subscriptions o the series Concerts of
Presidsnt.WM 4uENTEt.t. Common street. No. i2l
Vice Presidenk0BE. MGUDWii Giav No. 20,
Treasufer-G +. MAJAN, Bour bon street., No. 75
Secretary-fH. DRuMEL, Custenhonse street. NJ, %.
. Commi 5aioners Of MhscH k0DEWAt.D, Camp street,
e9ner foydras aud j. NJ WAGNER Carondelet street No.
l6. myl6 At
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j, r. NOME, l66 Chsrtres street,
IIs&ssS i GSadeers Brackets Hall Lamps OF French Eng
ES manufacture in the greatest variety aad
Kop SrT.as.
stEs. tarrs variety Of Globes, etc.
NJ &%. Il. NOME is authorized by the Gs Company to
Ed ~ tsaa Fixtures. te2 6m
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tTyU COTTON PLANTERs-T TAKE PLEASURE
a ia arnoancing that Messrs. MANDEVILLE 4 Nell
EENT my authorized agents in this city make
tEaGs ferfn, of
Mg INVENTION
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-14

The rates West of Knoxville viii not go into eff
feet until after the completion Of the Cleveland
Branch Railroad, which will be about the LIST Of
April.
Shippers Of through goods must send duplicate
tickets, giving the marks. weights and destination
II goods Send to Cox . Line Of Boats.
A 8 LEE on the Deck.
NJ B Goods from Northern cities shipped through
at reduced rates. A. b. l..
fa ln-ts
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pELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-This Institu-
- ton which has been in successful operation Tor
She last fue Years, is situated on
CHURCH HILL, ElC IMQND, Va,
Ia delightful airy position and 10 tufnsnsu WIFE
every convenience conducive TO the comfort CT ra-
t;enfs and the successful treatment OF disease
IT has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable 10 the accom-
gcodation of gentlemen Whe may fGd it nConya-
per,t to be treated st their private lodgings;
Particular attention vii be paid to the iyfng-.s
s4sds which are peculiarly connexions.
TERMS:
{pGycbls on Tire TeTtcvdIQf the Patiently
Witt patients, per :geeh.''..---..-------'.~-ss-
E9tcr5G DO. D
Private Rooms. :" ....-.........et 10 80
Ea- City acceptances required for patients from
shs country unless where the parties are known to
ONE of the Physicians of the Z o5pital.
This includes sill chargea for Board Medical attend
axce, NgFsing aud Medicine. BY al arrangement
with the In!irmafy of the Medical College email
additional fee ranging froa 81 to $780, will be ChGrg
al for Surgical cases. The particular sum may he
asc srtaiued beforehand by application to one VI the
attending Physicians.
No small pOx admitted.
NJ patient received for less than q week.
TIE undersigned will give their personal ettsD
tion to all patients placed in their Hospital.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON NJ. D.,
Grace street, between 4th and 9Th.
THOMAS POLLARD, ii. D.,
, 8olvin's New Building, 18th st., between Main
and Franklin.
GA. CRENSHAW, 81. D,
Franklin 81, next door below Trinity Church
WIN. W. PARKER, ii. D.,
Lsw Building, Franklin street, next deor to State
THos NJ. NIXON. NJ. D. Residen. Physicisn
i-Hm
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DENTIsTs' CARDS.
JOErpH WOODWARD, Der

(ktsst ofce IN Main near 9th street. adjoining
a. " Jones, inserts Teeth 10 any numper, snsue VI
color CURED upon fine goldor upon tne I'M.
tic process, a. advertised by Br Joncsi, dnr
new procs - has no equal for tts triectnessoi b
tation, appearances, &c. u.~e,-,,.a
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RUNAWAYS.

Up RUNAWAY-FIFTY DOLLARS
Ia REWARD-Runawav from nay jail, this
day. my negro man JOHN, about p or 20
81 years old, perfectly black. good teeth. very
F ay feet 10 or Il inc hes high. He may be trying
% get to Middlesex county, from whence he came
~ So BENJAMIN DAVIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-14

mes1ALsf y LONDON --fhe desths registered IN
A0soce les tns rsek snding 12th Merch. YER
orfJ l,l7s, hs7fns been in tie preyious nesr ~
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pACOE--Two hhds prime Hams, Four
~ hsids prime Sides, four hhds prime shoulders
Que hid prime Breasts, for sale by
RLEASANTs 4 BRO
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MICAJhE MANdUM.
e. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

~ SPRING STOCK Of BOOTS, SHOES
~ TRUNKS, aC--My stock OF the above Il GODS, ,
~<1NT whcn have, within the last few weeks
selected in person OF the manufacturers, is be-
ing received by every arrival and will in few days
be in store. ready for the inspection of purchasers
have spared pains in the selection Of this stock
20 render it worthy the attention of country mer
chants. Ii has been bought on the best terms, of
first hands, with view to ths retail trade, conse-
quentiy the sizes well the quality of the Goods
will commend lit the favorable notice OF merchants
wishing TO purchase for their retail sales.
Merchants buying for cash, will md it greatly to
their advantage to give me call, at No SO Main st.
JOHN G. PAGE. JR..
NH II Two doors above Thes. Il. Price & Co
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In OspgEiTa T.CKzTs On CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money 20 cur address for tbs T1cketa
oie-ed on receipt Of which they Will be forwarded
o. frat mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending ic
any frare they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes VII be sent
In tuture cur Single Number Lotteries will draw
every SATURDAY throughout the year.
Our three r,umher Lotteries are drawn daily.
Address o-1ecs Tor Tickets CT Certificates In the
above Schemes 10
a0OD. EDDY 4 co, Augusta, Ca,
Or WOOD, EDDY & co, Atlanta, Ca.
Or WOOD, EDDY u CO, Wilmington, Dol.
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Ms- CARRIAGES. CARRIA9Es

csMk CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
kSA The subscriber has en- hand, at his
Coach making Establishment On Lombard Alley
between Main and Cary, Oath and 18th streets)
TEES, BAR0UCHE3, BUGGIEs with and witheut
tops, and SULkIES--sl OF his own make, Of the
best materials and workmanship--al of which will
be sold as low as good work of the kind can be in
the city of Richmond, and respectfully ask call
from those in want of any article in the Carriage
line as / am determined TO make 10 order and to
sell at the lowest prices possible; and all work sold
that is new, warranted
NH r--9yn MICAJaU MANaJlM
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DEW PLATES, PEW PLATES
/ DOOR PLATES. DOOR PLATES
MADE ANDENGRAVEDT TO ORDER.
Having one OF the best Epgrayers In this city at
BAkTH0L0MEWS,
Watch Maker, opposite American Hotel.
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ELOUR, POTATOES, SYRUP, N. e.
l. RUM, WINES and BRANDIEs.-0n consign-
mont. lot of prime fresh ground TENNESSEE
FLOUR.
so bbls fiue WhiteMERCER POTATOES
lf0 bbis PORTLAND SYRUP, for manufacturers
100 bbis pure high-favored N II Rum, for do
Madeira. Port. Sherry. Malaga and Rhine WINES
Fine BRANDIES
For sale by
JOHNSON, YOUNGER Il oTEY.
NH 23-Im No rs Pearl street.
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CAN D les, FR UITS, &C.
~ The subscriber would most respectfully inform
country merchants he Is still mAnufscturinc he
has been for II years past CANDIES of the best
fined sugars, which he warranis to be equal TO any
manufactured here or elsewhere lie has also the
usual variety of FRUITS, NUTS, PRESERVES
PICKLES, CIGARS. and q fine assortment of FAN.
CY GOODS. all Of which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms, Wholesale or retail.
JAMES MOORE.
NH Him Opposite st. Charles Hotel.
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NOTICE.--Th preprietors of the COP
IN PER LIGHTNING ROD COMPANY hereby
give notice that they have appointed CHARLES d.
YALE Il CO.. No. i30 Main street, Richmond, agents
for the sale OF these celebrated conductors.
Il. Il. LEE = SON,
NH 3O-dIm Proprietors.
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t{RsAD RISERS, BREAD RISERS,
ara nhuNAD hIsERS.-gyery family should have q
one s,a m,sef 10 insure good Bread Send and get
snp KEEsEE 4 PARIS Pottery,
~ " Gnrner 18th aud Carr ala
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STOMACH OR LIVER.
Such as Indigestion, Acidity Of the Stomach
Coiicky Pains Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite, Daspon
all Nervous Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections
it has in numerous instances proved highly beneG.
cial and In others effected decided cure.
This 10 purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles after the manner of the
celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhaye. Becausr Of
PRODUCTION into the u States intended more espe
cly for these of fatheriand scattered here ana
there the face Of this mighty country Meeting
with great success among them, now offer II 10 the
American public, knowing that its truly wonderfnI
medicinal virtues must be ACKNOWLEDGED.
It is particularly recommended to those perzona
whose constitutions may have been impaired by The
continuous OF ardent sprita or other forms 81
dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect n
finds Its way directly to the scot of lfe thriIlinr
and Qnickening every nerve, raising up the droop.
ing spirit. and. In TACT, infnsing new health and
N0TICk-Whoever expects to End this bove.
rage will be disapp0intod but to the sick weak and
low spirited u viii prove grateful aromatic ,,or.
DIAL Poasessed OF singular remedial properties.
CAUTlCNf
The great popularity of this delightful ARENA has
guard sgainst purchasing. Be not persuaded TO buy
a. A., nyytning else until you hAvU given BoERUAvEs
HOLLAND BITTERS q fair trial. One bottle will
epSnsiace you now infinitely superior II b to all
Sold At psS esssIs e 81 ssssIss for IS by the
BENJAMIN PAGE, IN. = co.
MANuvACxuAMa
PHARMACEuTIHTS AND CHKMIETH.
PITTSBURGH PA.
Esoia ssaFiJ ali fks Dsuszisis il shis cir
isit-dts
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRlCULfU.,

VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRlCULfu-
RAJ s0CIETY.-SEALED pRoP0SALs ""
be received by the undersigned up to u oefoek. !.
en- tho 10th Of April far furnishing serenity tae4a"
t7oooo) tst Of inch plank sixteen feet sny ~.
and merchantable. Also. for furnishiag ose 81 H.,
ssssd cedar or locust posts, TO be ten ieet anu s
long. (l61s feet) by sir inches AGREES tue sisn e
A lso, 700 Garden Rails. 81,
These materials must b delivered Al tne Ia
Grounds, on the Hermitage tract. about Guy ara
west Of this city, aud Immediately on the nns ~ "a
Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac M, nsI'~
CHARLES DfMMooia.
Sew Va. Central Agricultural $500 $500
Richmond, Va, April Sth. ls59. ~ S.hnssna
Proposals will also be received TOT Guy s''e
Whit Oak Post of the above dimonsions'
ATWhig and Enquirer ccpy ---------.-
Ia PERLE AND RuBiS CHAM'
A<pAGNES.-The undersigned have Ten agge' ess
ed sole agents for fhe United States sna ss.s
the sale 81 the CHAMPAGNE WShN ~ srsnse.
JACQUES GoERG Co.. at chasonssar, Afhe ~ ~,
We present their Wines % che pep,sgs pnSs
brands, namely: la PERLk and ktS 49, and
The .'PERLk" Wine Is OF exquisite "A's'
The aRURISp 10 fne cAs.neI ohsng y sbs xias
b. autful ruby color, which " naiefss s.sset;ors
sndi made nom Grapes Of the chosess, ~ -
Fer ssie at whoiesal0ia kieh!non,al. ~ w, .to.
lssI u
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from to 20 coo, corresponding WITH
those numbers on the Tickets, printed on separate
sIips of paper are encircled with small tin tubes,
and placed in one wheel
Ths first 4j7 Prizes similarly printed and enclr-
cied are placed in another vince.
The wheels are then reyolyed. end NUMBER ID
drawn from the vince! of Nunlbers hiid al the same
time a Prize is drawn from the other wheel IEe
,,uuIDer and Prize drawn out are opened ana ex
hiGdted 10 the audience, and registered by me Co
luissioners the Prize being placed against te num-
her srawn. The operation Is repeated unui ali inc
Prizes are drawn ont. - -. - !,
APPROXIMATION PRI2g5.-The two preceding aad
the two succeeding Murders TO those drawing the
first prizes vii, be entitled to tho % Appr0Aiin
zion Prizes according to the schepe. For example:
II Ticket Number 1880 draws the $4,000 ,thoSe
Tickets numbered l2IS 1929, ll2j Il252, VIII e8ch
ba entitled to S4eO. If Ticket no $50 draws tiiS
sIn m0 Prize those Tickets numbered 5aS 3ig POI,
52 will each he entitled to $3.50, aud 80 on according
TO the above scheine. ~ A.
The 100 Prizes CT $50 will be determined by the
Inst tjcrrn of tt.s EUmhet tiIGt Graws the $23No
pr;ys For example: # the lumber drawing the
S50Hgi Prize ends With No |, then Gil the Iickets
rhsre the Number ends in VIII 30 entitled 20 so.
If the number ends with No2, then a.! the TICKETS
where the humber eGdsin2 will be entitled 10 w,
and so on &c q u, -..,,
able in full without deduction s,
nzg-The Managers Printed Certificates OF pacEs-
YES Of ID tiCkets viii e. cole ct tee foi!owpR etss
~hich Is the risk: son
so N' " II halo 20
, 1859-12-23
[FoR THE PUGET SOUND HERALD.l
The Present.

The Present the Present love It alone,
Its blessings are all that ! ask
For the Past, with Its pleasures, forever ls gone,
Like the light Of the morning just past.
The present. the present love II alone,
With Its fOIbles, lts gems and its toys;
For the future to moFtals, ali never can come,
Then why should We sigh for Its ioysf
The PRESENT. the PRESENT. al, then let Us live
For the present, It's all We can See;
II We live for the future, We only deceive
Ourselves with what never can be.
The Past ls an ocean whose fast -ebblng swells
Past eteFnity's shores roll between,
And Its gttering wreath Of coral and pearls
Are the hulls Of The Joys that have been;
And memory, brave mariner, child Of the skies,
As II dives for the treasures there seen,
Returns with Its hands full Of shells, but Il Blghs
For their sweet, sunny tenants are gone.
The futures an ocean whose islands afar
Bright fancy takes wings to explore;
But, VenturesOme wight, IL peTishes ere
II returns to Its own native shore;
Or, u returns, Il ls but to portray
False charts Of dark, sunless sea,
Whose scenery, unlt, save by hopes lovely ray,
Il imperfectly rendered 10 view.
The Present. the Present. al, then let US live
Alone for the present, We pray;
For the Past and the Future are sure 10 deceive,
And lead all their vOtaries AstTAy.
, 1859-12-23

LAFAYETTE BALcu. %IWkhhhA'
BALCH & wEBBER,
Manufacturers, Importers and Dealers in
PUGET SOUND LUMBER OF ALL KINDS.
CargOes furnished for Export on short notice.
stewart street, near Folsom,
SAN Francisco, Cal, and
sTEMAcoOM, W.T.
Vessels running regularly between San Francisco and Ste
,.o0n Ism
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Paul Mophy his Portrait and Phrnoosy complete AnsS"s
.f his Character with Biography in the August number OF
VINHE PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL
Devoted ,noogy. Education, and to all those ro
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Ir,,ove Mankind Illustrated with Portraits and
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rHk GRASDnorHER's APOLOGY by Alfred Tennyson IL
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FScLfsH PRoJEcTILEs. Part 2 BY w. Bridges Adama
BIRTHPLACE THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON.
SKETcHisG THs Illustrated BY Johu Ieech.
FIGHT. Chapters AID D. BY Charles keade Illus
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4y ASTRONOMERS Discovery. Illustrated by John Tennei
a. Fa.eTios sIosY BY Shirley Brooks. Illustrated by
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tn, SyIpyR CHAR BY Edwsrd Jessie. 80
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