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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08

XVI 1t is there, on our own coast, that
our homes and the Government Of our own
choice must be defended. IL is there, that
those We lovo and cherish must be protect
cd from the ruthlcss and insolent invader
XVII. The Governor, in making this APP
peal for volunteers to hold themselves in
readiness by preparation and drilling to
march at moments warning is conscious
that those whom he addresses are ever rca-
DIV in defencc of their beloved State, and in
rcpelling their unnatural foe, to stake life,
fortune and every earthly hope; that they
are too emulous of the renOwn Of their bro
theirs in arms; and that they are too athirst
for glory, for this holy invocation to be made
in vain.
XVIII. The Governor is empowered,
and he is also prepared to evoke all the re-
sources of the State in its defence, but he
will not insult the patriotism Of his coun-
trymen in suppospg it will become impcra-
tive to resort to draft. ,
BY order Of F. X. LUBBoCh,
Governor and Commander in Chief.
J.Y. DAsHIELL, Adj and Inspector Genl.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08

thenlicated by proper vouchers, and to re-
ducc ex,ravagant charges to reasonable
amount provided, that this act shall not DO
a, construed rs to allow the payment OF eX-
penscs 1t the camps of instruction or any
troops not called into actual service.
SIC D. That the Comptroller shall keep
a separate register of all claims presented
under this act aud property chargeable o
the Confederate States, and arrange the
vouchers and accounts ns directed by the
laws OF said government for presentation
thereto.
Src l. BE itfTther enactea, That the sum
Of three hundred thousand dollars or so
much thereof as may be necessary, he ana
is hereby appropriated, ont of any monies
in tho Treasury not otherwise appropriated,
to carry out the provisions of this act
SIC. :. That this act take effect ana DC
in force from and after its passage
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08
AN ACT,

To protide for auditing and settling all cfd'Tij
against the STATE. on Account 81 Volunteer
Cospantss called on, by tbs Gorsrnor cr
Committee u Sgfe!.y, aaj fer ths dG'tre, ~
the State, andprordin2 :psynsnf for the or
cers ond men ,hsregf
SEC. |. BE il enacted 5y cas- Ls5isldt're q
the State Of 7erds, That tho Camptroller Of
Public Accounts, Dc, ard he Ia hereby au-
,horised and required. " audit and settle
the clnims Of the cf.eers md ptlvates 81 oil
volunteer com panis ordered out by the Gov
ernor, or Committee Of Safety acting by nu.
;hority of the Peoples Convention, for and
uring the ,erm Vi service. actually render
cd TO the STATE, according 10 the rules and
regulations of the Confederate States for
tho government Of the srrus thoreof, upon
.he return Of the muster roll Of each eomps-
ny to the Comptroller duly authenticated;
and also TO audit aah all1r all claims md
accounts brought against tin State by any
individual tor Uuarsoracs,sr or Con niSsa-
~ supplies, fur muaiiions Of war, for tho
construction OF feri!hcS,ioae, mud all de-
fences, and monies advanced for the same,
and for monies aad sapp!iss advanced for
and used dy any Of said tscepo; lr0ri3ed
ell such cisims sal aecoaas are huthcnti-
Gated and approved b. tie Acting . artei-
Master or Com misssry 81 the regiment, bat
'nlion or company and ia every csse where
any supplies or articles ncsessnry to thcef
1icicncy f tie command eaGt have hcen
purchased by ans Colsar. or Lieut.. Colonel
of a regimen. OF Caf,aia Of g eomprn!,
and DOT csrliaci 20 ~ ;Ae Acting Quarter
Master or Csspni.ssnr,. sad Colonel or IL.
Colone, OF CAPTAIN shall certify, under oath,
,hai the changes ar- just, Ru9 that sr'h mr.
iicles were porchas": a! tie price mentot-
Il. and we're used for 81, boneks of such
corms nd, provides sAct articles are eouslf-
tent With Tho usage ssd regulations Of the
army, wsSss rescreae, g. tr- nature c: the
service.
Sac. .. 10 al css-s pres dei fer under
fis frst section % u IS a.. ;rA Cowrtroller
shsll draw sis i~..Faas aHop the Treasurer.
IN favor of sa- yer.y -A-se clan or as
count shall have t>sa 80 aednsl OF sis~.
q; Jre,.eS, IL NJ e.sss tts Csmrtrnlier
- u have tae porer % srsnire INC ac-
oYuris HHd si9s 81. SAX ~ a. =. au-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08
DR.. Rankin's Celebrated Chcyry
neCtOrRnt.

Ia positively tho bost medicine ever disc
Pneumonia, tplurisy, bronchitis, cong
whooping cough, asthma, splitting Of bloc
ness, pains and soreness In tho breast, di
breathing, influenza, tightness of tho CHI
snd Is most excellant remedy TO palliate
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08
Dr. j. ID. Ranlkin's Pain KilCr.
DIR. RnnIein,s Liver Pill q

Are the most powerful remedy ever offel
public for all Liver Complaints, and Dill %
tions Of any character whatever. Also
sick headache, derangoment Of the ste
bowels, costiveness, indigestion, pain u
shoulders and back. All kinds Of billicI
chills and fevers, jaundice and nervous del J
in all arrangements Of the stomach, bowel
such a fullness of blood in the head, acii
stomach. disgust Of food, swimming in
heart .burn, choaking sensations, hushes o.
and skin In general, depressed spirits, a.
cases wanting purgation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08
Proclamation OF Gen. Phelps to the
PEOPLE Of the Southwest.

People OF the Southwest.
One Gen. Phelps, Of the old army,
and Vormontcr by birth, has been
assigned by Lincoln to the com
mand Of the Yankee troops at Ship
Island, Gulf Of Mexico, On arriv-
ing there, he issued u proclamation,
the first paragraph of which is as
follows
HEADouAErERs MIDpLgsEX
BRaApE, Ship Island, Miss,
Dec. Ii, 1861.
To the LoYal Citizens Of the South
West
Without any desire Of my own,
but contrary to my private inclina-
ton, ! again lind mysclfamong you
as military officer Of the Govern
ment. A proper respect for my
fellow .countrymca renders it not
out Of place that | should make
known to You the motives and prin-
ciples by which my command will
he governed. We believe that every
State that has been admitted as u
slave State into the Union, since
tho adoption OF the Constitution,
has been so admitted in direct viola.
ton of that Constitution.-Wc be-
lieve that the slave States which
existed, rs becoming parties to that
compact, under the highest obliga-
tons of honor and morality to
abolish slavery.
This is quite enough for sample
of his insane twaddle. We annex
the remarks Of the Baltimore Er.
change on this famous proclamation:
The proclamation Of Gen. Phelps,
now in command at Ship Island, is
one Of the most extraordinary docu-
ments to which this war has given
birth. After declaring his intcn-
ton to make known to the people OF
the Southwest tho motives and
principles by which his command
will be governed, ne states that the
creed Of himself and that Of the
troops under him is that every slave
State admitted into the Union since
the adoption Of the Constitution has
been admitted in direct violation OF
the Constitution, and that the orr
ginal slave States in becoming par
lies to the Federal compact were
bound in honor to abolish slavery,
He assumes that slave labor is II
monopoly which excludes the free
labor of the North from entering
into competition with IL; and that
the purpose Cor which tho Federal
troops were sent South is TO revolt.
tionizc slavery out % existence.
The New York Tines denies that
Gen. Phelps has any authority for
the line Of policy he prescribcs for
himself, and alleges that he "misre-
presents the aims OF the Govern
mcnt precisely as the more mali
rnant Secessonists Of the South
misreprcscnt them coincidence, "
saws the Times, (which cannot but
be productive Of mischievous and
embarrassing results" Even the
Tribune sneeripgly speaks Of the
proclamation in question "as another
illustration OF the inie!icity of our
commanders in this species Of com
position.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08
= aND FOR SALE..-A Tract Of

IL 0Q rS.es lying in Ellie eouns,; on the bal
~ Grove Creek and about sir niie< North o. Nsss
h.tchi. said land comprises the south hall OF w
q roe In the name Of the h.irs OF Peter y stout;
The rvpsr will cell 1T Low price. and VII take IN
.xehsnrs cattle OF thsep In part Payment. Tor M
,hsr Information apply 10 the undersS s-d A. psnes
'"'' " JAMES n svIsDSLs
p.ii.s, Jane Q. lssi. WI
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Ho US n /,
W.x.hachfe. Ellis Co., Texas,
NJ W.. ROGERS,

propr4sssr, respectfully snnounc.s 20 The tr,,.
cling puble, that ibis large md commoaious no.e,
,,araie uh constant and unremitting efforts VIII
rt,ru. a. herrtoebrr, 20 be given 70 render these
who favor him With call comfortable and Al bone
" h,s Il o<nstsntiy furnished with everything that
- nroourrd In the market, and his stsbis Supplied
With the best prcvsndcr and attentive hostssrf lie
rsfsrr 70 ths travelling public generally
nSr Hacks VIII Be tspt on hand 70 convey pas'sn-
ger, 70 any Of the adjoining towns or poinr
yune a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08
Cina, settlement.
THE STATE OF TEXAS
CouSrY OF DALLAS.

THE STATE OF TEXAS
CorSTY OF DALLAS.
To II, ShsriT Of Dallas County, Greeting
Vy-HEREAS, Weston Perry, Anministra-
w tor ofihe estate Of John liuskey, de-
ceased, has filed in my office his final ac-
count current, together with his petition
prsyipg for final discharge; this is there
FORE to command you TO cite Isaac Huskey,
John Hnskey. Lewis Huskey, William Hus-
kew. Albert Huskey. John Huskey, Matilda
Adams. james Hatcher, Mary McGill, Eliza.
beth Chambers, Rachel Hushey, and Mary
I. Huskey, who are non-rcsidents Of the
State and heirs-at-law ofssid estate, by pub
LEGATION in the Dallas Herald, n newspaper
published in the county and state aforesaid,
for four successive weeks. TO be aud appear
az the February term of the County Court, to
be held Mt the Court House in the town Of
Dallas, on the last Monday, (the oath day.
Of Pcbruary. 1892. and show cause, il eny,
vhy such partition and distribution should
not be made. Herein fail not, aud due re-
turn make NJ the Law directs.
Given under ny hand and seal
SEAL 'ofthe County Court Of Dallas couu-
~ ", this 18th day Of January, 1867
GEO. W. LAWS.
fl4at.l C!'t Go. c., u. c. TeIas.
The New York herald., 1862-01-06

RALL COSTUMES LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Till
ID newest Paris, Berlin Vienna Bali Cosu Fame
Dr, Opera Ci,as Ac, hand 400 Brt
fhe unders gned, Mrs. A. HINGSr legs ltrve draw
the attention OF her former patros and The puu In gene
ial, 10 The aJove adver. .iscmenL
The New York herald., 1862-01-06

The week has been one of mo deratc activity ia
the stock market, and prices Of most securities
are better than they were a week ago. The ad-
vance is due, first, to general notion that the
emission Of government paper and the suspension
Of specie payments must cause an imitation:
secondly, 70 the settlement of the difficulty with
Great Britain; and thirdly, to the impression thai
vigorous and successful military movements are at
hand. The stock market has not, however, taken
the bound which many operators looked for when
they first heard Of the suspension of specie pay
ments. The fact is, nothing has yet happened
which should necessarily cause stocks to rise. The
imitation has not begun, and many weeks must
elapse before the increase OF the currency is
actually felt in the general markets. Money I
in fact, apparently scarcer than IL was we |;
ago. By-and-by, when the country begins
to be gorged with paper money, IL win
be safe TO Look for tho usual phenomena of an in
Hation; at present, If those phenomena become
apparent in the stock market, as they are develop
ing themselves in the exchange market, IL will be
safe TO conclude that the future is being ancipat
ell. We look, however, with confidence for an
advance in United States G's and 7.30 Treasury
notes. The moment government begins 10 pay lie
debts in paper bearing very low rate Of interest
or noae at ALL tbe holders of that paper will con-
vert ii into the government 6s and 1905, 30 long
as these can be bought at a moderate price. 10
what extent the general market wonld sympathize
IL fair matter for speculation. ahe great rail-
roads are doing the best winter business they ever
had The CeotraI and Erie will each show over
100000 increase for December, and rs much or
more in January.
10 Is expected that the Committee OF Ways and
Means in Congress viii report tomorrow bill for
supplying the government wiVI money for the
prosecution Of the war. OF coyrse there can be
no doubt as to the-nature Of tlN measure. IL
haust authorize Mr. Chase to give hisApaper for all
the debts due by government to solditre, sailors,
The New York herald., 1862-01-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

. s4 SUNDAY, Jan. 8, 1862.
The annual Custom House tables Of the trade of
tbe port Of New York for the year 1861 win be
ready in the course of day or two, and we there
fore postpone our usual weekly comparisons. The
imports Of general merchandise for the week end
ing yesterday were as follows:
General mcrchaddse 81 A3e 54 losl 22b 81 00o, ,617
We continue to import tea coffee, hides, sugar
molasses, &C., as usual, notwithstanding the in
creased duty latterly we have been importing a
large amount Of arms Our dry goods imports
have fallen very low, partly in consequence Of the
Morrill, tariff II is quite desirable that Congress
should watch the course Of trade. In the event Of
any tendency toward an increase, Of imports Of
dry goods. the duties should be increased. So
long as the war lasts this country wants foreign
manufactures OF wool, cotton, silk or linen. II
cannot afford TO pay for them, or for any British
manufactures 0 iron or steel. When the rebellion
is suppressed itaaay possibly become desirable TO
reopen or markets TO the products Of foreign in
dustry. But so hong as the rebels perseverc on
t,.c strength of hopes Of foreign recognition end
assistance, VIC canDot afford u indulge In pur
c,ases Of any foreign goods which can possibly b.
dispensed with. Our exports continue TO be
Ei.eral, and the railroads continue to supply the
Heaboard with large quantities of -four and pro-
visions for export. Specie is moving eastward,
though not in large amounts as yet. We can
afford to spare large Gnantity of gold to Europe.
" it should be needed.
The first week of suspension by our banks has
passed over without any accident. When the
banks commenced business on Monday last they
had something over s23, ,O00,O 900 in their vaults
~ the close Of business yesterday they had Sbout
s2tooo,ooO so that tiey have gained coin dufing
shs week Now that suspension has actualis
taken place, the banks will probably lose no more
Tecic, The differences which existed between
The New York herald., 1862-01-06

ISsOvIMAUX DOG.-FOR SALE, ONE OF THE MOST
r. splendid Dogs In coan,sy, youne months
oli-aad pare breed To be seen ai zz9 sGlyai rect
+ '.. .'istift fsefrrs N. EoGEisS.
The New York herald., 1862-01-06

canadian -four was firm, with fair demand from the
trade. The sales embraced about 200 bbs., closing
within tho above prices Southern flour was firm with
in the range Of the above figures The saics embraced
about 900 bb!s Rye Hour was quiet at quotas. Corn
meal was IN good demand at the above prices, with
sales Of 500 bbis wheat-Sa'cs restricted by the
frmnees Of holders while the demand good for mill
ing and for export Sales wore light and coannci TO
some IS 900 900 bushels at 81 40 81 AZ for rod
rsS ions isonS az az eor MiwauSec cns g 10 70 o so
Northwestern club, and 81 30 for good Chicago spring
Corn was without change Of moment, while sales
e4c CSC FOR shipping lots Of Western mixed, IN stcro
aud afoat AZ the closc 65c. 66c. asked, without
bGyers. Jersey yellow sold at 63c. barley was
quiet at ssc s3c Ryo was quiet but Arm sales Of 500
bushels river made al Sc. Oats in fair re-
quest at dlc 42c for Western and Canadian and
CorYEx-Thc marke. was frm bat quiet Small sales
reported In Jobbins lots at full prices.
CorTcS.--1hc market was firm, while the saIes
hracci about eco bales chiefly spinncrs the bass
OF soc. a37c. for middline uplnnds. aa.
Fncnrs.-ro Liverpool 5000 bbls. -four were crgagel
OF "a 3D. 12Coo bushels corn, In bulk, at sgd, and eco
packages lard aud bacon at 3os In American, and JOS IN
neutral vessels. To Glasgow ESQ packages Of lard at
a0s. and 600 bbs. flour at 3s. To Rotterdam 10 600
bushels rye taken Mt l2iSc., ships bags To ia
rates were steady at 1Sc. for wheat and zoe. for
Ffsn-The market was quiet bu, hrm and no sales Of
import aice reported.
fRuIr--Thc market inactive and saos wcro limit
ed st So 30 FOR layer raisrs and So 20 for bunch
IhY1he market was sicaiy. with sales for shipping
al 7tc. n e0c., and Tor city use at SOC. 9cc.
lifDEsfnc Mlfkct roGtiulcd 70 MAINTAIN the rmnes5
previously noticed. Tho receipts light, amoun'-
ing 10 06f hca while the stock comprised about 26 100
in January 1862, against n ,l50 mt tho time In
1Se1.
fiors--The market was unchanged, while now were in
steady demand with sacs OF good TO prime at lSc. 23c
S,les of old 1850 were madc al f5c. lie.
IHos was quiet and the demand less active. Scotch
pig was held above the views Of buyers $23 was do
cined for considerable quantity Of Gcngarnock less
four pcr cent for Cash, and refused. ua
LsAr--The speculative demand had considerably SUBJ
sided though holders stuck for full prtes The last
sale embraced 100 tons Of Spanish at &C., cash.
IxAfmK-The demand for hsmlock sole light, and
sales litsd at unchanged prices. 0ak solo quiet
and quotatiens were nominal.
LINE wae quiet, and prices were nominal.
NAVAL srovxs-Spifjts turpentinc quiet at ~ ,c
while common rosin ~S firm ut S0 with sales q No.
rebcrtsd At se rs.
t,na--Crude sperm was%Qrm, with stcs at New B,i-
ford higher rates. and aNot sold a. Holmes Ifoc at
II a. Unbleachsd winter Sgerm has advanced 10
ing jobbjng lots at &c., while s7o, cash. refused
for delivery IN February. Olive OF vas hrm at ~ IS
The New York herald., 1862-01-06
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1862.

So S7H for quarts and pnts Crude petroleum was dull
with sales at 2llc. for export, and at 24c IN
shipping ORDER delivered Refined OF various kinds, was
selling at 35c. a 45c. ttl
PRovIa0Ss.-pork-Tbc market was without animation,
and embraced about 900 bbs at $2 $2 90 for old and
IS 75 Beef steady and in fair demand, with sales
OF 500 bbs at $l2 Tor repacked Western and $l3 70
Sl4 for extra mess prime mess in great demand,
with toerable free sales at $9 q medium me IS do at
s23 and choice do. at s2s Beef hams we're quiet and
nominal Bacon was in good request at &c. for
long middlcs. and nc. 7Ac. for short Western do
1ac for city and 7sc for long clear city Cut meats
were dull and nominal Green hams were selling at exc.
Lard was moderately active and easer The sales en-
braced 400 500 bbls. at 7c. for common, and SAc.
for prime. Butter and cheese were quiet.
RICE was firm at 7c 7Iac for Carolina. Dressed
Aracan was held at SO q So so cash.
SUeARs--Tbe market was steady, with sales of 600
hhds., mostly Cuba, within the range Of 7Ac $50.
SmcEs.-Sales Of SO 900 mats Of cassa were made at
7s<c. a Sssc.
waHKEY.-sales Of 800 400 bbls. were made, chiefly
at 201@c
The New York herald., 1862-01-06
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY Jan. 4-6P NJ.
AsBEs.-Thc market quiet and sales limited at 81
for both sorts; prices for the inspection havo no
opened.
BREADsrurs.-F1our-Tbo market was Grmer fer CON-
and medium shipping brands Of State and Western
extra brancs also firm, with limited sa'cs. The
transactions embraced about II 900 bbr cospg within
The New York herald., 1862-01-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GENERAL ORDER.-NAvY DEPARTMENT, DEC. %,
" l86l-The Navy Department has ndczvous for ship
ping men at each Of the following places
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Bosom and New Bedford, Massachusetts
New York.
Philadelphia and Erie, Pennsylvania. 8sf
Baltimore, Maryland; and
Washington, District Of Columbia.
Seamen ordinary seanen and landmen WHO the
usual examination by presenting themselves at the
rendezvous nearest their residence with Official certificate
from the city town clerk signng that they residents
and have expressed desire to leave to enter the will
be received on the following tcims:-
lst An allowance OF three cents mile for travelling ex
penses.
I'd An OF months seamcn and ordinary
seamen and OF two months to anismen.
3D. Permission TO leave allotment Of half their
families, to commence the date Of their enlistment
4t TO board ship In their ordinary clothes where
outfit will be furnished aud Charged per list beng the
present prices, viz
OHe pea SIl w
One pasr blue cloth tfowses. -
mhc o'c EaInci "
Two under flannel shirts. ................ 81
she in@tttess W
IN mp
Ono black silk handkerchief. W
TOTAL. S3i ~
The pay petty 0nicers averages S2o 10 y per month
~ ecauten. ~
DO ORDINARY seamep. ....................
Oh ianusmeh.....
And fosd found.
No iandsnen will be allowed the benefit of this
gHlaon who has not been four months at the lakes
or rivers GIDEON WELLES,
Secretary OF the Navy.
The New York herald., 1862-01-06
Postal Affairs
From H0ibrook's United States Matt


.sl af NEW YORK POST OFfICE. ..rlr,.I
proposition is before the Postmaster General for
materially enlargng the present Post Once In Nassau
e eet by extending the building about afty feet the
Cedar street 'front.' 10 the space formerly
Cor purposes OF burial and also adding twenty feet
the entire length the Nassau street eide The addl ions
vii bc only story high adding 400 square feet
70 the present ground limits Of the Office.
p S.-Since the above put 10 type the plan has
been accepted by the Postmaster General The estma.
-sed cost s about $1,000.
NO POST MIsrREssEs.
II has been officially settled the Post Once Depart
Dsnt that the title of Postmaster the only TO be
q own or recognized, whether applied 10 male female
officials in charge Of post Offices We have the present
Slime several hundred lady Postmas.ers in the govern
ment employ. In the course Of pretty long Official OK.
prence have yet W learn Of the rst instance where
o1e OF tho softer has been convicted Of mail robbery
We have sometimes begun 70 tremble In view the in
dications which seemed likely to involve
moro Of the ssterhood n charge Of dishonesty, and
quire the services Of tho United States Marshal but
bow other the dear creatures all right the
CARELEss CORRESPONDENTS.
ltAppears by tho poHtmaser Generals report that
ses than ol7 msdrcccd letters ssnt 10 the Dead
were destitute Of address or direction.
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PmApKLPHlA, Jan. 4, 1862
socts Arm. Pennsyivania state 6's 7e; Reading Rail
road. Morris Canal 36 Long Island Railroad, az
Pennsyivania Railroad, .3Gx. Exchange ON New York
par lilo premium. .fi l IT
The New York herald., 1862-01-06
WINES AND LIQUORS.

ATTliE SEVENTH AVENUE DIsTILLERy, $40 ANT
n 32l SEVENTH avenue brtwccn Thirieh and rtrty nss
streets New York you r the largest amount OF the brs
liquor for the least money. CAL an be ssHsnvi r.
Liquors for sale In bond, WM HUGHES son,
The New York herald., 1862-01-06

CoAL.-lOcUsT MOUNTAIN, PEACH ORCHARD AND
" Ichgh, warranted W genrine artie,s Roper
d. superior Liverpool Orrel and Enss Iouss
Canncl. Al al the lowest market prices
Cor Canal and ccatre, and cor JAM and CT stcts
The New York herald., 1862-01-06

IllILiARo CLUBS Or OTHERS WISHING TO HIRE
Dkoc,ns the Aston Eoue Centre street Pearl
with Ba rd Tables, be
See BASSFORD liJ Ful street to No Ann New
est style, trurst anglesi selling fts,cst.