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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

pEATH OF A VENERABLE SLAVE Casey" an
old and faithful servant in Judge Pendeton'si lnli
~, in Brrkcy county, Virginia, departed this life
the 2tJtl inst, at the ripe aye of eightye light
years. She had nursed children Of two dist met
generations in Judge Pendleton's family, nd was
fully Unidentified with the interest and well are Ut
her masters family. a Northern eye witt ,ess
who present during the last days of he 90.
ceasei says,"I CHANGED to be near Mt tb c time
of her brief illness, and could not help wis hing
that some of the Northern agitators coul d have
seen her as had DONE surrounded by eve ~ com
fort and receiving every attention at the ards If
her mistress and fellow servants. Her he use was
Il little removed from the mansion, and W as nice.
" carpeted and curtained, with luxurit rus led
and easy chairs: and could not help in my own
mind constrastng her lot with the white laves of
the North, who are employed as long as Il ley can
work, but when old and iniirnI, often left to
die in some miserable garnet, Casey hac been Il
CONSTANT member of the Methodist Chur, ii many
years, and would often talk with her you ~ mas
ter on the subject Of religion in such ma nncr as
to show plainly that she taught of &c ID Her
devotion to her children. she always lied her
her young masters. was very aAectionate. y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

NEW CuuHry.--We notice in the Lei .islatye
proce ceilings ns matter of interest to som of our
readers, that the bill creating new COT nty out
of parts of Wythc. Tazewcl anc Giles, to be call
cd the county of BLAND" passed the louise Of
DELEGATES on the 23l inst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

MAYORS CouRr.-The only two cases up yes
tcrday were for drunkenness: one, white man.
was made to pay the costs of arrest, and ordered
to leave town, and the other negro was ordered
fifteen ashes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

Delegates TO CmARLEsToN.-M eSsrs. l. evils T..
Iiarvc and Dir. W. +. Thompson have cen APP
pointed delegates to the Charleston Com 'ention
from the Petersburg District, and Edmund Ruhin,
Dr., and II. NJ. Mallory, alteruates.
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New Concern.

New Concern.
WITH tic view To enarang the Manufacturing Depart
w of business, have again associated
together for the purpose carrying the Furniture
In all It's branches under the style and firm of }. L. i.C
WINSTON. We hereby return thanks and
the public the liberal patronage extended US nd
yay and respectfully solicit continuance of tho ~
the concern.
All those having claims against l.. WINSTON & uo-JonS
l.. WINSTON and j. H. {. WISsToNwl present them 10 NJ fur
settlement and those indebted viii make payment 10 us
JOHN J.. WINSTON.
mh"ts j. H. G. WINSTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

TIE kHIcKERBocKER for Apridoes credit to the expe-
rience. tact, and editorial ability OF Louis GAYLORD
Clark The miscellaneous papers arc OF varied mrr-
it An article John Keats, the poet, strikes as
exhibiting some new opinions and stating some bran
new facts. He declares that Alexander Pope was
M poet only delicious rhymeser, master OF no
than the mechanism Of the art-merely rhym-
ing philosopher. lie declares that lin poetry tue
manner of saying il is more than the matter said -
l. q, that the painted glass through which light is
dninty admitted is more than the light Itself lie
declares that Byron, Jealous Of Keats, spoke in the
spIrt of Mr.. BUNDLE. parochial bccdie, when. lie sad
that "lypcrion' seems actually inspired 10y the Till
aus ltans!I and is worthy of Eschylns-sur"ly q
grant ana landatory compliment? He AYERS that
H"ris"oril's mighliest SarpedoR WAS II pack-ped-
der and that the highest strains of sadness his
eSSayed were ret drawn forth by the untimely death
ofsome heroic Bladder, but by dead donkey.
The article A Good Time Generally Farm"
is worthy of the pen of Tom Hood with its quiet hu-
NOR The Twelfth Number OF the Editors History Of
the knickrrbocker Magazine is very good; also good
nrethe "reminiscences Of Irving, and the remainder Of
the Editors Table.
PErERsoN's LADIES MAGAZINE has very pretty from
tSpeacc, The Stupid Lesson engraved steel, and
hitting of to The life juvenile yawning lesson
book. The Partisan Fashions are beautifully cnera-
Ted There is the usual quantity and variety of read
Ing matter, lna notice of Mrs. Whitmins well.in-
tended defence of Elgir \. Poe from the ISLANDERS If
GrSwold. Mr. Peterson SAYS: 1--WE knew Poe we'll
having edited Grahnms Magazine, in conjunction
with him during the pamy days of that popular
periodical and testify to the substantial accu-
racy Of Mrs. Whitmnns estimate Of the poets charac-
ter. She is mistaken, however, if she will allow US
to say so, in her opinion MS to the manner 10 which
Poe composed. We had opportunities which perhaps
few other persons, out of his family, possessed, Of
studying his method and of all men have known.
he was the least synhetica, and the most anal ycal:
what he wrote, was always deliberately forged, CHS
eed aud pol shed, never poured forth, molten, 10 take
form insanianeonsly" lie wrote as lazlitt used to
say Frenchmen painted; beginning at one and
working painfully through. Incorrect Judgment Of
Poe's genius can be had il this is ignored We had
mn impression that il mdflt have been thus, and are
glad to find it confirmed. The easy style of n. P.
@iiliss prose.is produced by the same mechanical
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

EXTENSION AND CHANGES IN THE MAIL ROUTE
BETWEEN THIS CRY AND WAsHISGToN. Post
Office Department, on Wednesday afternoon ex
tended the route from Gordonsvie by the various
points to this city, contracting with the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad Company to convey the
through and local mails from Alexandria to this
place daily, with branch to Warrentnn, six
times week daily, il run. Between
Washington city and Alexandria, lit being neces
cary to provide for the conveyance of the through
mails thereon,) for thu existing Contract is SUPER
seeded by Ii contract with Samuel VI. Garwood, of
Alexandria, for carrying the through and local
mails for the southwestern route, with CELEBRITY.
certainty and security. Between Richmond and
huntsville. and between huntsville and Lynch
burg, the through mails transferred to the Or
ange and Alexandria road. Route agent Averitt
is tranierrcI from the Petersburg and Lynchhrrg
route to this. and Taylor, Mann and Averitt to
perform service between Alexandria and Lynch
hurg-al to take effect LIST Of April.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

the United States Court for tho alh Circuit and Virginia
| 1 District, Friday, December iIth 1881
Goham Davenport aud John Patterson, citizens and nlah
ans NJ the State Of Alabama aud merchants and partners
Trailing under the firm and style Of Davenport Pstierson
to'nemrs called IT, Davenport n PattersonA PlainifIs,
William l. Saunders James Chalmers. Jane. Saunders, Thos
r. snundcr and Gnsa,us A. Saunders individually and
executors '' David is'a r'msrSSrfiHsYs p'"d'"'
and %" s an" hsrs S s
Judged nndccrc that unless the Judgment mentioned In the
si and %s. %n Sen me Sa a % "S ess
s '' S s ' ss @ s %s S
] ass er In the ny e COST s "1a sa aa dollar. and
WIN GS , TS, Il eS Court %s ." S n,
conpainanl- shall paid by the sal VIM L. Saunders to the
1"' the rr"ps' mcaioned IN tn" deeds died as exhibited in
NJ such part thereof as the Master herein ancr
Toned ha deem Scl"n to "l IN oricr 10 aise tho
OF money herein before mentioned which property consists OF
day May, s6o . record In the Cicrfs once
MAY the YEAR being "now occupied by the said
w"" S !" tue IuSSrr Aud ON Which 'IS Sd s]
Tobacco" factory It Is the same 10. purchased BY the sa,d
or H estate mentioned N another deed from the sad VIM H.
"Ta Mar" %yn n % . , "s. a rs " s,
~ aud ol record Tho "s following In the Clerks Office
,r, Described his The -ai W IT, saunders Interest
IN certain h".s aud oi near tho head of Third or Church
Mn" which 'ny,e'i On. ;l"' undivided har part = 'a'
highest hilrr by William + watson, on" 81 the Master. Of
i Court AFTER giving days notice. cns, ~ tho time
aud place "i sale IN two OF The newspapers published In sni
lily; and that proper without warranty
lie executed Tor the property sold by Jaes Chalmers the
trustee IN the ccds mentioned, and s.c"slon delivered h,
sai rs, and Of the parties tina suit
issts-oh ri said property, the purchaser thcrco upon
mcn :" the rrrha' m"n, to The sad Muster; aud ha, .nd
hn't,r the receipt said purchase money, forth
,l'>it The IN the Bnhk Of virginia. the credit is
and subject Ia The order IL this mud
make report al his proceedings Court order 10 nal
! detItc. a toIg-itsto,
LOFrlN N EILErr, Clerk.
IiUnaoSp 26h March, 1sdo.
The Judgment mentioned In the decree having
al IN accordance with the provisions said Decree
hnli proceed, TUESDAY, the ith day If April
LII IL lLIl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30
VIM. A. MILLER, Lynchburg, Va.
AGENT FOR ~.
REESE'S PHOSPHo-PERUVIA OR
MANIPULATED GUANO.
mani ryts

Is composed exclusively Of
Heg Ground S0nbtdro GnaHo, and Beet Tcnridn GHano
One-Xd( Each.
NO1EWc call the attention Of farmers that the
~ above uano contains ste other lees raiuabs
substances than the ndtat Gadno The aiions Plaster
In combinations OF 9uano, has other than 10 reduce
their value In Phosphate u Lime ADnonio both which
too valuable to give place to substance which may
for 0nsseronh the price of Guano Plaster used with
advantage must be applied quantities of several bushels
hence II IL that the few pounds can
be applied when combined with Guano be- OF little or no
value. Hence II follows while n combination Guano con-
aInng Plaster be sold nj less price, lust In
that, or greater proportion, reduced.
We have furnished the above standard fertilizer farm
and planters for the past four years. aud while
Surfing f money In cost Its superior value fertilizer
ToaAcoo has been amply demonstrated.
We, therefore, recommend ths tinano consumers with
entire confidence, standard and reliable fertilizer
NH 2a-dAc''ni WIN. A. MILLER.
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Mexican Prizn Stonmol

New OaLrt>s. March .o.-rhc Mexican rrize
steamer has been libclcd by tho L. 5. Marshall
and The prisoners are hone examirr
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FUNERAL, NOTICE

I
The funeral sermon of the late JAS. b. SAUNDERS
will he preached this morning ut 10 O'Clock by the
Rev. W. II. kincklc, at ST. raul'S chuuh.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

Fire in Now Orleans
NEw ORLlNSs, MARCH 29.-lcll Mnrs','s
C,ockory Store, on ,;ra,lcr street, was burnt la
night. Los>, $G091O.
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RUuAosp, 26lh March, $500.
The Judgment mentioned In the
cn Hd IN accordance with hr provisions nj the said Decree
ln Proceed TUESDAY, tie nth day April ncxt nj
The hour OF o'clock T. NJ In III" city If lynchburg upon @
fnI.cs commencing with the property ns mentioned In the
decree Ia sell the property ii be In said dccrce
thereof III, Tho Judgment
set forth, and the ca aud The charges Incident tho
lLRas as provided for In the decree.
WM. r. WATSON, Master
NH tlilIhp Comr In thnncery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30
Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 2p.--Flour Unchanged. -
Wheat firm: Whifr unchanged Red 40 To a.
Corn dull White Ii II ca. being IL decline If :,
cents; Yellow 20 to Il. Provisions more active.
Bacon Sides 1000; Mess 1850; Primo 1900.
Whskey 224.
INV YonE, March 90 Cotton very dull
Flour heavy; Southern S0n6 Is. Wheat heavy;
choice White 10. Corn declining; White %
Provisions quiet; Mess Pork Il 81; Prime lialsi
Whiskey steady. Sugar firm Stocks better !:
Virginia Skies %
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

New Jewelry.
WE have to-day styles of Coral
w and arJcwcy, which we Will be pleased TO shov
J. WILL ANS N SON
feb 20 IS Main ...
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SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE DAYu.
Connell's Mil for Sale Al Public Auction,

pursuance with decd Of trust executed trustees
by Arthur connc 10 %cuc debt due by The said Conneli
10 the Fnsl lin building FUND Association, and IN Incidence
Ia order Of the heard Of Directors of said Association tho
undersigned will sell al public auction, pronlsce 81
oelock TUESDAY, the Dd day Of April that valuable
Mn known ns "tonucls M mud now occupied by Nowlin
Il Nnrcl Together with 300 ret of lah between
rnnal and river This Ia nf tho nrgcst vnua
Mills In this section o the state, and contains Machinery
la complete repair.
TkrNs made known day 81 sale.
The title Ia believed To he good, hni acting Trustees
will convey only such title Ms Ia vested In
GHAS NJ. BLACkFORD,l
RonERT J. DAVIS, Trustees.
NH 10 itia1 ID, H. PAYNE,
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NEt,l,OES WANTED.
NH - ,lii1nl'

TUNE subscriber continues market NEGROES OF NTH
soNes; from 10 thirty years OF age. Also, women and
children The highest prices will be paid In and PEI soma
attended their houses by giving esc tanning ices,
aud addressing at !. uchburg. - .
nov 2S-ly WM. IL MOuNlCASr -E
NIIINA VAsES.thina Vases Cups and saIcers ai'd MI
manner China ornaments cheaper than anywhere else
In Snchburg at H. a. ~ 4 hINSE1'>
NH ~ 1876 Main SIR ct
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ACCOUNTS DUE

LII those having with will please favor US by
IA -cling them at their earliest convenience,
want of money and ws TO settle tho business past
year. Yours respectfully,
lub ats i. MATTHIAS A. co
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New Publications at Vietor's Book store.

ItOAL OH. LAMpS-I have Just received large assert
~ meu AZ Coal Oh Lamps with the improved Burner, which,
will sell cheaper ah other house IN his city Also,
always hand, supply BHrn, s Chmncys. Wcks,
Paper Shades Chimney C.calers,and Wick rnmar' Call
and them ANDREW BOY DIS,
. NH ~ l)5 MTtn street Lynehhurg. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

TUsTo hand,nd for sale, 100 bags New Drop Shot
- some in pound bags; also, Electric Gun Powder CAMS
SMITH & ADAMS
nov 10 dts ~ Main
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

E)URE COAL oil have in store supply Of pure Coal
OH THIS oil Is of light color aud best quality. For sale
by NH l1l JOHN II. ebAl, Druggist.
, 1860-02-10

Gt5~ We learn that Mr.. RANKIN, Regis
ter of the Land Olicc at this place. now
on temporary leave Of absence from the
Territory, was severely injured at Wash
ington City not long since, by jumping Or
falling from a Railroad car whilst the train
was in motion. The nature OF the injury
is not exactly known, but it was feared tho
accident would provo fatal.
Mr., RS leave of absence expired some
time since. Shonld he recover, VIC trust he
will regard it his duty to forthwith return,
or promptly resign a salary to which he
has no right from any service he ever per-
formed The practice Of drawing federal
salaries and ncglccting duties has obtained
such vogue in certain quarter here, that
these officers arc actually beginning to he
licvc they arc a persentcd" " set, when
our citizens complain Some Of these citi-
zcns arc beginning" TO think they will
soon be unable to spare sufficient time to
draw their salarics-much longer.
, 1860-02-10

ORPHAN AsYLUM-Wc received, by last
southern mail, circular from the Rev. j.
B. A Brouillot, 10y which VIC learn that an
asylum for the unprotected and uncared
for" orphans of Washington and Oregon is
shortly to be opened at Vancouver, the
same to be under the care of the Sisters Of
Charity. We have not room to publish
tho circular in this issue, but will do SO in
our next. In the meantime, VIC wish the
institution much success and prosperity.
, 1860-02-10

WAsHIxGroN TRRRrfoRY commence
the publication, in our present issue, of q
number of articles on the Geology, His
tory and Geography Of Washington Terri
tory" to be continued from week to week,
until completed Tho article this week re-
latcs to its early discovery and history,
which the "GArHERER" will follow up TO
the present duy, in as succinct and brief o
manner as possible. They will be found
very interesting, and VIC advise our subscri
bcrs to carefully preserve the papers
which may contain them. By doing so
they will be enabled to gradually compile
a history of the Territory. Whencyes the
!" GArHERER may be found incorrect, the
reader should make the necessary correc-
ton. Every reader would thus become his
own country's historian.
, 1860-02-10

nO- AatdOny." in the last issue of the
Herald, will bc enabled to learn all be de-
sires 10 know in relation to legislative-vote.
swapping" by perusng the communicn-
tion Of Maj MAxoN. II this is not salts
factory, we have settler " for him
We're content with what VIC obtained ;
pray how ore you?" You can never preju-
dice before the public eye such political
friends as voted for us, whom you could not
swervc nor bribc by nlluding to their pri-
vatc interests The reverse (according to
your own ndmission) was tho case with
your friends and our opponents. Their
(poltical) integrity VIC presume was about
as great as their friendship and sincerity
was true Anthony" must employ some
other cvpcdicut at future time
, 1860-02-10
IRA WARD, Jr., Sec.

|>CArrL FUNDs-One-third of the appro-
priation of $4,000, appropriated by Con
grcss for the construction of capitol at
tho scat of government Of Washington Ter
ritory, arrived here under envelope to Hon.
o. b. McFADDEN by last states steamer.
The draft will become available as soon as
Gov. GnoLsoN shall file bond for its faith
ful disbursement, which bond is left for ap-
proval to the Judge The title to the ten
acres Of land donated by our citizens as a
site for for the capitol, also came back by
this mOil, approved by the Attorney Con
eral The capitol commissioners, We be-
lieve, have been officially Informed of the
above. ~
, 1860-02-10
DR. MAFFHEW ?. BURNS.

oPFIoE oPromrE rms EEW srA0E ofFFoE, NnS
sTRSET, OLYMPIA. ". r .tt.I f.c li
DR. BURNS RET rms THANKS TO THE cfTi-
~ zcns Of Washington Territory for TIE liberal share
Of public patronage be has received Tor the ast scven
years, while praeticing Medicine and Surgery m al
their various Departments.
DR.. BIS Surgery Is furnisbed with egmplete as-
sortmcpt OF sarieal instruments, many Of them new
md patented improvements Of eminent Surgeons m
Europe
DR.. HUESs respectfully informal his numerous
friends that he has lowered his te Of cburgee 10 suit
TIC tmes calls punetuaily eteidsd 10 Highf or dey.
Olympia, Dec. o., 1850. BY
, 1860-02-10

won't to complain Let it then be the aim
of every farmer (who are most to be bcno.
ited thereby to promote the speedy cree.
tion of this factory, by subscribing liberal
y to the capital stock of the company
Although ignorant as 10 the cost and cur
rent expenses of such an establishment, VIC
believe it will prove a paying enterprise
from the day its machinery may be sci in
motion Then let ull who can come for
ward and take m0nicd interest therein.
The following arc the proceedings of a
meeting of the incorporators:-
At meeting of the incorporators of the
Puget Sound Woolcn Manufacturing Com
pany, held at Olympia, Feb. lst, 1860, w.
w. Miller wGs called to tho chair, and Ira
Ward, Jr., chosen secretary.
Mr.. Miller stated the object of the meet
ing to be to provide for the opening of
books, for the subscription Of stock in the
Puget Sound Wooden Manufacturing Com
pany, in accordance with the charter grant
cd by the late Legislature.
On motion, committee of three, con-
sisting of W. W. Miller, A. j. Chambers
and Ira Ward, Jr., were appointed to open
books and solicit subscription to the stock
of said company.
w. w. MILLER, Chm.
IRA WARD. Jr, Sec.
, 1860-02-10

pGy- The following item we extract from
the San Francisco Bulletins New York
correspondence, dated the 5th January:
"a young lady named Harriet Smith
goes out in to-days steamer en- route for
Washington Territory, where she is to mar
ry a man she has never seen, but who has
written her many tender letter. Her
fance is q Mr.. David Spalding, Jr., who
has resided in that territory for many years,
and who formerly lived in the town whcrc
Miss Smith has tecently resided The bu-
sincss Of Mr.. Spnlding being too extensive
and profitable to admit of his leaving it in
search Of q wife, and hence the courtsliip
in this affair has been done by proxy"
We are happy Gas We presume are the
long-expectant parties to this distant and
novel suit,) to inform our readers that Miss
Smith arrived here safely on the ElizS An
dersoa to-day, and changed her name, &c
cording to contract, as soou as circu mstan-
ccs would permit. We hear il mooted that
if there be any Of the same sort le1," they
can be Accommodated with equal facility in
certain quarters
, 1860-02-10
NOFIGE 10 DEBTORS,

A III. PERSONS INDEBTED TO TIE KIND ALL
N Co., either by note or account arc requested II
settle said demands prior 10 the first day Of January
1890 either by the payment u cash, by giving
and satisfactory notes bearing Interest at the rte q
two per cent. per month. - ... !.
We further give notice, that hereafter We Wnl qei
our goods for CASH of barter excepting alone 70 on
regular family custoner3, who arc required 10 scttl,
when called Upon by the payment Of cash, giving
notes beariug the usual interest.
The reasons for adopting this coune arc as follows:
We cannot aiJrd, when faoney Is worth two pei
cent per month"; to furnish Others with capital for
them TO do business upon for pothing. q T3fJAT
II ID settled proposition, that all who purchase on
crodit and pay, together with those who poy cash
necessarily pay for those who never pay,
We have no disposition 10 subject our paying cuslo-
mers to any such lnconyenicnoe. - -.
Aglin, tho-c who scll for Cash, always under sci
those who tei hefedlt, They can well aH0fi % do
IL Our prices will be found IN accordance with TIT
Inalliblo RULE, and 70 n we viii make no exccp-
ti0ns. ~ A1i
We have no capital onialo Of our business 10 loan
therefore CANNOT SELL on credit .f
We have no ono employed 70 charge goOda, make
ont accounts and try % collect dchts Mr. eastman,
who manages OUT store, has no time ~ keep nuellnc
c0unts, and he inOuid moi u he lad. 4 yt 1t
Weeanestly solicit cash paying cudoncfs, feeling
confident that We can give them entire satisfaction.
Our goods arc slwaysol thc lcs qualify. Gcntcmcn,
rive as can before pureliasing elsewhere:
Olympia. Dec. 10, 1850. 2m5 ~
, 1860-02-10

E0+ Mr.. REED, Wells, Fargo g. Cos.
agent at this place, will accept our grateful
remembrance for copy of the New York
TTibnacs almanac for 1860, 1t contains
much valuable statistical Information.
DAN. W. LowEL will consider himself
kindly thanked for fle of late states pa
pcrs, received at Victoria per steamer Pa
eifc.