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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-27
Interest ON the state Rond..

An article fVOiug the payment Of the interest on
he suspended bonds for reasons substantially given in
the petition to the Convention appeared in columns
a few days since We notice that one Of our coempo.
rsriss raises some objections TO such action by the Con-
vention now, which we think with due respect to his
opiuious are not well founded. 1t is true, as he ad-
ms that our citizens had balances due them at the
North and these balances remained due after the pas
sgo Of tho ordinance by the, Convention, the modihca-
Ton Of which we advocate. Tho bonds we're taken in
Gu Of these balances if not as the only means of col
lection as the safest mode Of Transmission Of vsluables
% the South because of the facility Of secretng them
rom the enemy Toe bonds of the State Of North Car
Gina and other Confederate States were taken in the
slme way for the reasons, and the interest has
been Iuactuay paid to Southern holders That sPEoIE
vas sent to the North to buy bonds as our cotm
plrary supposes is mistake. It is settled fact that
DIS of exchange both foreign and domestic have al
Ways preference for remittance over Specie even at an
excess OF premium over the latter The for this
are obvious First because Of the expense Of trans
oorta.iou aud insurance. and then because of the rick
S ,ecie now sells at 90 per cent. premium while I'M
doubted drafts command only to 10 per cent. If the
amount Of tOnds brought South under these ccum-
AZ the North due the South must have been equally so
a. least because is hardly prOblbc that specie would
have been se away to buy anything at the North with
al the expense and risk during the war, when good
drafts could be bought lower, sent quicker, without
expense and sent in the Of garment in pencil
or cigar, safely through the eDemy's lines. All per
sons familiar with exchanges know that the drafts Of
banks and bankers have been abundant the North
eru cities at rates not exceeding 10 to IL per cent,
while gold and silver, boarded up, as usual during
suspension of speca payments have been scarce at any
rate of premium whatever. All things considered there
fore, we canro. agree with contemporary that specie
has been smuggd out the country to buy State bonds
during the war IT BE- because It Is contrary
all the rules of exchange and trade. 1t would have
been 80 msnifesy against the interest of Spectators
that we hazard the opinion that IL would trouble our
temporary to show single instance ia which Il has been
done.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-27
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oaper,, Chs gb.n among th'm. fie infofmfd "a nss
ia hsR ed ,ur Of our wounded to o. ofouSn1 70 W.
80 sket n would give four Of tnSifs ~ e1onAnee
,,ld aim that would giye hun four OF any otner
rr.ar bsr n would scJept, unconoiuenaly, eu: tn't
Ltr, snt,oits Co usgoitte al exchange, and INT as
he r Of ours ah DO sent on board, would avail
the decision OF 6 %. Polk
Sv,r-l more # our wounded had ALTO beer given IN
4, The r. Of our pr;y in the hsId by jor Mason,
Oatrterua5lsr OF Columbus -
Tl.ss f.oa m n'i5,ei to Capt Blake aad told nun
ihet hose three II in charge awaited orders
wish to avoid appearance even, OF doing snyta'g
not ia s,ric acco dance with obligations under y
OF trues He rep eli that he did not ri.h 70 intettS
with aDy srrADg msHts made by Others; and Ioousu'
thai ucdsr ts state q the t would be patuhg s
Unnecessarily fns pvin The mater 70 oeoLue 20 uhS
buck the wounded meu 81 p,lteiy CT req oy ueuerl'
Cae,thau and jor Mason Il is dus % the latter gen
tleman particularly say, that his cisPosiuon 10 90
everything Ia bis rover aid us In our N ssion OF gu
ms,i,y vas conspicuous during our stay there ana Ger
tai ilv deserves our Ssmest appreciation.
At the second visit of Cap Bike to our boat he re-
e,.vea the sick sud wounded p,;souers whom again
of,rsd to him uneOndtonAIy, and they we're put or
board his boat.
Very resp'y, your obi sery't
j. D. WSB5TER,
ksj. snd Cuiet Egg. TO Brig.
Gen. o. S. GRANT, CON- Div.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-27
LATER FROM EUR0Pg-ARRIvAL OF THE
STEAMER ANA-SPEsCB OF LORD PALNERy.
TON ON AMERICAN AFFAIRS.

NKw YORK, Nov. 2l.-The steamer As. from Iiy.
srpoel on the Och inst, arrived here this evening.
At the Lord Mayors Banqaet, ths American Minister
Mr. Adsms, toasted Lord P.uerston Who in bis speech
sii-"we wiinees With Fiction the lam-nfable of,rer.
ces amooe our American cousins But &c s not for "a
- pass judgement on the question In dispute
he expressed hope OF the speedy RESTORATION Of
harmony and peace" ard reg riding sappy Of cotton.
ssd he difficulty was only temporary IN various Quar-
tiers Of the globe they to ID an ample sunoy
which will render Us no mo deptnden.s"
Al meeting ofthe shsrehcf ies OF the steamer Graf
Estefn res lucus we're adopted to rai.e f25 goo 20
equip the vessel for sea- and che sIpsced TO leave v.
erpotl again 10 February.
The British nen-f war Copuror ard Sarepsrlel would
embark mernes the day the Asia sailed and forth with dc.
part for Mexico.
The London Times thinks that tho operations of the
expedition vii be very easy bet tina, difficulties may
ase ON tie different poltic sympathiss Of the pow.
ers
IL reported that the American steamer james Adeer.
nov Southampton goes 10 tbs Mediterranean to lock
after TrvatserA
strike among the cotton spinners of Prsston vss inn
nnsn owing the threatened redueaou Of their va.
ges.
Farce has given quieng rssaurspces 10 Switzerland
rehvs the yllsy Of Dsppies, aud the elar xi prob.
|sbIy - adjusted without any NM lsasan,nesa
theseh here vas rather les sasiness, the Bourss
o1o1o9 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-27

WHERE IS CUMBERLAND GAPp-)umoerlAnd Glp Of
which We zead so much il the from Tsnn ssee,
Is situated about tsa miles Of Cumberland Ford in T,u-
R.sse aud Ia been celebrated fora century great
Oppression IN the mountain ridge which sr1versss the
e'nlinsnl from NeE Ham Shire 20 Nsrth Alabama
rough this gap. very simar IN appearance and char
aHr,huo to the South Pas il the RlcSy MoUntsir s,
form rig the eu rsu,s FROM Virginia aud North CarO!-
ed on their way the virgin wilds OF the West
For half csotDry thousands upon Thousands poured
through this oral gateway, into the Mississippi Valley
from the Atlanio slope. Boone, Keltoa and their
p0ns5r eofrsres ifst entered tho Land Of "csne and
taksyn over the pss Adime turnpike 1t really forms,
to this hour the best and 10 fact the only practicable
road TO- hs transportation Of troops and heavy NUM-
tens Of war from Eat Tennessee to Kentucky.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-27

wise endeavor to avert from ourselves tbs good fortune
We had brought ourselves to the brink Of destruction
ave and mankind In general" ssys cynical historian,
writing Of similar Of blindness, "are set of
tremely wise creatures"
The refusal of the American colonies 10 eubmit to I'm.
perisl taxation was signal given by nature though NOT
understood by man, that the time had arrived when Is
was good for both parties that the colonies should be-
com naor The present sson Of the South from the
North Is similar signal given BY nature and equally
misunderstood by man, that the time has arrived when
there ought 10 be more than nation the CONT
neat Of North America The Unonsts imagine thu; the
greatness Of their country depends upon the retention
uader government and under set OF institutions
Of the whole Of territory equal 10 that Of all the great
nations Of Europe put together. Bm they mistake the
nature Of greatness. Greatness Is not independent In
the Of naton, Of material size ard power but Il is
essentially moral, not material quality. And In
der that she may be morally great ration must have
other nations at her aide to give her the wholesome les
which, in case Of individuals man gives to man
America has been like great clustering boy brought
up at home Instead Of Learning common sense, man.
ness and modesty among bis equals In public school
She has had nobody to control her tyrannical
u make her feel her faults to her of that tense
seconceit which Is the root Of all tleness and Of all
failure. She has fAnced her power unbounded because
she hes had NOBODY to It against except the
decrepit States Of South America, British colonies
still In their eadngsrngs; and she has naturally con
tac,ed those wretched habits of Dragging and bluster.
ing which attend the fancied possession Of unbounded
power She has had before her but set Of political
Institutions which she has naturally supposed TO be the
best imaginable; and she has consequently been led in
stead OF correcting to glory In aud aggrAv,te all their
defects. She has complacenly carried democracy to
the height of an absolute mob rule in wbic, respect
ability is difqual caon for political pow rsud she has
seemed 10 herself all the Time be advancing towards
poIii ca perfection hitherto uHa.tsined H.i-a dozen
ndepend'n nations with different institutions at her side,
- IL. -. IL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-27
Relirfof Planters.

We publish commune lon, proposing plan for the
relief Of planters The author of Il has devoted much
thought to this subject and the scheme certainly has
many very attractive features. Every person connected
with is--borrowsr, lender and Governmental are TO
be benefited by t. Such ID the promise and from the
exhibit such seems to be the probable result The mt
ter Of so much Importance that commend Il to
the attention of members Of Congress
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-27
nIRr.

Yesterday rorEg 2ith insi PETER RANDOLPH, Of p
RAhn, "a the IN year us age.
f1-era m TEX phase st the resie-ce Of his father s
street LgB his (Eetn ssday) aesnoop At oc,ek
Tas ne ia snd Of the family ieAted 70 st.
teai vi h9Gi furthes notice.
On The uornl-g the 2S,h lest HENRY 6REEy only son Of
Robert " and Angs Inc Ptdy aged yeas nn be ana
dayL
M funeral AL take psoe at ~ oeck " the 9Th from
The euiencs d h paretts cf tay sud Henry strees
1hs sad aianees O. the family respectfully inyi-
ID 70 AtteAf without further aolice
Ga the h Nesenbsr Of Typhoid Fs-er al the reIinoe 4
hE talh1r Baek, ksq MANY LOUISE 10 the lshyear CT
n deep es. sorrow % the whole ly
W. ess o. ma oYAV yczng LADY snd the univ ral mPshy
WIN ne sEcE1ed relatives evil Of the scrth q an In
oGuA hef e ~ hsve every that the parity and
cN esS1c1 OF ayt hrrcter fully appreciated In
nha % race y iigh toned morality sndi eHgsLee
me on spirits 81 yCung "a he carried her
oye@d " 0iad OF ctr c. opsy, AMI The tan billy Of
her hea tfAnS irnosyey from dag TIE fseipgs OF he
hanes,i g etarns a Sin ulsriy lovely The aa
de- he VI Ensu 81 py, and virtues which
rsede; tus NoH-n rnalterng angel In h dark uoIl1
We'd e5y fe us io' e much loyeAe bit houa b, eou
frp sh-u know q q snoh br d,d
oF1us choir he ,hr,re OF he Crest Eerna
happBe hss unlDncd ~ earthly palm, eudsd by ho.
MAJ sogoE
ets Sac RAJ. int mo he coud that Il biz g.
fofIs a. ats Z eyuniug' close the a1lr EurnuT,
G. nooah. ht sleep upoz ne aa,ieusled wave, -. b..
JoY0u u fam p-san Gaze prings N unpSonei bird,
hosErc her pure al % rsly. n,
and Esstil IA he bsscn after God,
look dbRc Erd I'D eaFta-
HanrTeT o. y 1881 fErxkp.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-27

The eecial report of old Scots speeches in New York
5css not cOn6rn the tesgrapbIc account of his sx,
pressed conf ieuce in the speedy suppression Of he re-
bsion He hopes aud believes and desires the early
suppression of the rebels; but be will not swear to Is
and as there e doubt. be concludes to put the ocean
between hin and harm,
Its srayia to know that tho old villain !, riictsd
With dissiasss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-27
The Convention,

tn, Convection decided yesterday after much debate
TO rnsfer the election Of judges Of The Supreme Court
of Appeals and OF the Circuit Courts from the people to
TIE General Assembly. Various amendments proposing
~ co1fr upon the Legislature power establish In
tsrmsdiate courts ected bat the general Assem-
bly, was authorised to Increase tho number of judicial
circuits, ad Ebiiaa. whenever majority of all the mem
bers elected 70 both branches shall deem Il eIpedlent 10
make the increase.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-27
BACON. ASHES AND sALT.

correspondents OF the Rolnond Examiner says:
Daring the revelation tory OF Alosrnsle refused
sale his bacon and hs wife made good bacon
thAi year wiz 0sck OF salt and abundance o.
hickory ashes 10 hundred pounds the family ever
had
10 aDpyiagthe ashes It il well tohave bucket Of
hs5es an apply portion win a white washing brush
10 each Joint. when veil smesrcd, rub the ash 9
which si thus sd G,ny anl make an panetrable
rsgnenf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-27

TO S8s .ths sage the .tlekholdsTa Of Wig ia
lN Cent al arsd tmPuy vi b. he'd tie % tich-
n, on Thursday ysui1s, M 2sth iass g o'clock, At :
Ira n n u, .al ,sl5s ESchArse aotsl
sh dss an rsarn hoGe, es Of charge, until NOndAy,
lid LSAR Err see.v.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-27

DYe -Jusi rOSslvsd T-y b-sAsh very plee BYE aud Tor
IA AIb7 "A. r DABNEY
AT ees. u asa broad srsss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-27

Il is well known here that the which Il Nsv
YORK TO DAY for England carried out kris er ADAM
the views Of the administration on the arrest ofibe Con
federate AMBASSADOR and the sruc,ioas for BIZ cours
in the premises. hear it inimstcd that Mr. se~srt
broadly defends the arrest ard states that hs adm mia
aiion Is fully determined sustan the acton OF Capt
Wilkes hers high in authoIiy in dipomitic qui
ters assert that the arrest II be folly scqrissced h.
the British government, ard therefore, re cesd be
Gauss for alarm. Per eonra the secfssion ell me
here, which now and then shows ITSELF is j1hsnt owe
assumed declarations OF Lord Lyons and co. 4.ntly ore
diets that be will demand bis pssspors 10 say moth
ing Of the mminence of a war nth n xland-
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-29
FIRE INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE.


COrgindl MiH Creek
INSURANCE COMPANY,
{ NONTlNuEs TO OFFER TO THE PEOPLE OF DELLA.
~ ware its superior advantages Of Insurance asansl ~
isks
This Company ia the pioneer Of Mutual Insurance in
our ate being the hrsi TO introduce the principle among
rs All the Others are mere limitations l.. al
II "a recommended by fifteen years experience M hnd
attan ion the subject Of Mutual Insurance. which, y Is
belle ed has enabled the Managers SO to adjust Ana a
erin between the different varieties Of property ana
risks IS to render the meni ersr ihe m9s olu'a"e anu
Mutual Of any other Company In tho state
Il does boast that has met with no loss, or only
one or Two small ossss during IT'S exirleneew me
insurance Lsi b. small the lu-sea must needs ne IN pro-
pOrtiahut Justly boasts that within the last ten years
II has paid SliO0 in losses aud attendant EXPENSE WIN
out suse case Of litigation rarely Of even difference OF
orliln, and in almost all to the entire satisfaction
Of The parties insuredaways within the limits Of Gu
i has got the best aud safest list Of assurances Of any
'lhui Company In this Stale.
Il has less Al hazard any one single risk In proper
Ion to rs means than any other Company in the State
II hAs rejected hundreds OF thousands OF Dollars az IN
as being too great risks In single OF as meat OBJ
leria W Mutual ln-urance aud Notwithstanding this and
tbs multiplication Of other Mutual Insurance Companies
Whu rs bounds IL has Increased It's List VI assurances
HdLF'A MILLION OF DOLLARS
II commences the year 1874 with an amount real pro-
lection to the community OF b2S2uOO
unafded by surplus fund " lsuoO
Total Protection ssOooOO
II Is the work OF the Farmers Of Delaware and as such
Ahtg ought To pAtfuulaa 1t.
fresdcnt-IEssE SHARPE.
Secretary and observation-disclosures McCAsh
GsHss AGNrOHS:
Br1ndVigiHs HHfn7gsd- William r. Ledge,
thradiana Huidrtd-lames Uelaplaine.
HdmiEg'9n HsHdftd-Jssse sharpe james Webb E O.
st"s'uhurs, Samuel 1;
VA fi4ft HUdrri- nuoert McCabe.
Nsi7 rtstis Han0rfd-David W. Gemmil
HW- tiig Crc,t Hamfitd-I. +. Williamson
Pflradr Hmdnd-Curtis o. Ellison
~. "a orffg ifWdref-,iiines BurnhAIn.
i,f Li0a Ninfr d-lrLn q. CLARK.
SgFrim-Miliian Temple.
D1trr-ilonry Todd.
MiyTd-Charles g. Fleming Peter CAuseY.
GmgC0en.- Charles Tunnel
Communication GU general business addressed to thu
diaio attention.
n. pnnEpr AtlnAn n N Ii g..nratnrr
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-29
H. R. Bringhurst's bulletin.
Whoiesaie and Retaa Druggist (8l7) Fourth an

Whoiesdle and ReiaH Druggist, (8l7l Fourth anil
Market street.
CErnALtC PILLS tspauldins'sl for Head Arha at II
r. BrnghuIsrs w Market street.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL 1ROCHEs one Of The hos,
Drug store. "
TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARfLLA. fresh stock lust re.
ceiyel aud l1I sHla by H. h Brnghurst, Apothecnfy.
WlSiARTs rige Tree Tar Cordial ihe aelebra ted
Store -
stAFFoRD's OLIVE TAR, the genuine article 10 Ia,
had by calling at u. r. hinrhursts Drug Store.
Mr.. WINS. oW's SOOTHING SYRUP nov IN IN At
demand 9r children ieethiug, at II H. Bringhur.t's
fLAeks tor Epuramen--l have a fine assortment of va
iilus Sizes from z pint 10 pint 1 have just imported
Them and they are the finest quality Of DNons FisEs[
II. q, Bringhurst, 81 Market street
BRANDY aud WHISKY seerted pure and Of dne
qlaliy lr medical purposes, hy n. h. Brnghur-t
FLAGHS RELIEF, for the immediate relief af paip at
II. x nhnghurst's. i' -
dAfNE's lxreclorant and sanatiye illl fer sale by
thg agunt. H. Il urlnghurst
GOLD CREAM in chapped hands or lns fr .sle In
Hny luanuiy, hy u. r. Bfnghurst
bursts W '' ~ w. Dfhh'
osIEiFsKs biTiERs. they give general lt!si,ciion
Wholesale and hetai, nrursisi " A"''e''
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-29
FoR SALE

paG 4 beautiful country seat with two or NOR
IN Hnes ui iAni, within one milo Of Wilmington,
ss. Dol Mansion House 40 by 90 feet, three stories,
sssssss handsomely flushed. with wide yeranda frn
s-=s--A - md on one side. portable gas works and
water 'icd n tie ihrd story, with all tho modern I'M
ptnrementsi large stable cirriass house, 6c all Tile
li dug are nav, having hern erected within the last
tWour tlree Years without regard to EXPENSE grounds
handsomely lnd uut with ths choicest shade trees and
ever rvus This property i, worthy Of tho attention Of
y.rui'cman Ia wasn't Of desirable country residence,
ID s considered one uf the best properties the
CIV IAt pavement b. extended within few hundred
yarls 81 theprgmlses For further information apply
andres SAMUEL w. THOMSON, Real Estate Agent, tOU
Mmlnl 1ilani MilnlingIon. Dol.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-29

4 sUpfklnR FARM and Mill located 10 st. Georges
II iluuiitd, Sew Cisue County, Delaware, near The
bglawara Railroad ant wln THREE miles of odessa,
tanning % of land IN high state Of cultivation
which good iim buildings aud superior hlill now
doing a llent bus This farm Is suated In one
of the best improved nelshhorlnods in the County,
gru.ent Schools. Church. So we'll fenced and waterrd
alrt 10 boo iarh'Tres chO't varieties lu mi
eaiin.; Will bee auld ON accommodating terms aud pos
session given by ihr 2ith of uerember Ten th1u' and
dollars rfunin sacnroi gu the prrmists.
fns further Information apply OF address,
SAML Il. THOMSON, Heal Estate Agent.
ty II HnG Market street. Wilmington. n..
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-29
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE.
TO THE PUBLIC.
'I'he GgtitunI live stock ENSURE
aMCc Company OF aAe Stale
Of sFeiRVyarc.-

| now lullN hT-ANfel hnd Prepared iN We Appei
L TONS to insure al kinds u Live stori such as
HORSES, MULES, CATTLE. SHEET. Sc
u requires elaborate nmsnt to convince Intel
N3ut community az l- Importance aud pruprry At live
slutk iusurucr IL will % W judged Dee sufficient smt
TO rtil ihfir attention 'n thu subject
u thr cWuiui. calculating business man cnuHl Do 70
piuient to have his houses and merchandise usuei,
why not bis hurs aud asug surely the latter a 40
lem Of property, Is as imp'rtani in proportion 20 tho
fidusiH ihe former
Indemnify irsm Joss hy fire only, Stock and Ilor,t,
has long lFen appreciated: hut this b. the first CuuIang
rsnized in tie STATE ul the purpose of nsurug asan.
is combined risks Of ie. water accident aud disease.
ai Die hrt company SO aras are Informed any where
Uraiaed ou the mutual principle; nut i this principle
has been suec,a fully and pmslly applied TO other
rAraeers ut Insurance. is we'll understood In the
ueiEhhnrHs roumes,t Is mt Why II may not be ap-
ili-i With equal profit to this class
Tile Of tho Corpfators and board of Directors
a. any rate furnish guarantee at ahuse Of the prin.
aple will BE- suered and that the utmost care, fairness
security and economy will DO consulted in its manage
meni.
tnries or the act OF incorporation aud bylaws Of the
Comnany ready for delivery. thu 0oe Of tho Score
tlry in Wilmington. will be forwarded ly mail on APP
puatiou 60 him. with address and perpus DESTROYS,
dun inquiry. VI insuFins their stock aiding the enter
prise will pease forward memorandum Of the prob .h
amount they may wish insured proper ageat will
k 50 nj TO examine the stock, and take the application in
due form; GEOKHE @. LuBDELL, PRECEDENT
EuBEia McCABR, Secretary
Wilmington. Del. Iny lst. is5atf
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-29
BLINDS, &c.
Furniture and Venitian Blinds
BOOK STORES.


Al Z. S. r. Budfrs Book and Newspaper Store,
420 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Notes Nursing, by flor0nee Nightingale-GO cts.
Lucy Crofton-75 els.
Travel and study ia ltaly-f5 cts.
tAmpbelis Agriculture 81 90
Art Reereations lnplee guide to Ornamental
Wurs--$15 80.
The Lady's Manual Of Fancy Work-$l.25.
Ten Thousand Wonderful Tlings--AIaryel0us aud
Rare Odd, Curious Quan Eccentric aud Extraordinary
81.
Life In Spain-sl.
Adventures OF Jonathan llomebred-Sl
Tho Origin Of Species, by narwin-si.2i
Allchoets Now Work-Woman tlea Femme) 81.
Ass0, Love tllAmour( 81.
comparatively
Stories Of Famous Ballads for Children, by Grace Gree
wa0d--h0 cts.
The Fate Of Sir john Franklin Discoyered-Mee
ook's Narrative--sl
The Secret Out or 1000 Trcks with Cards-S1.
All the Magazines iur March together with all
Daily and Weekly Newspaper, Stationery, Fancy doc
&c. in q eat variety.