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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-30

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RICHMOND AND DANyI,
~ kAILR0AD.CHAHGE OF sCHEDrrsLLE
SRn rN nnc e si !s MOsDAf, November S, ia a
IiSf CoHHop AgP IpAnsyILLS AID WAY A.
Leaves Richmond daily tsxespt Sunday,
Arrive ii Danviii: 'a;t................'"..iGAx
Leave Danvilis daily tsxespt Sunday RI
Arrive ii Ri;Sncnd ait. al.
Passenger for Psrmyiiie, Lynehburg p.
Lynchburg, and for ali way stations on H. "a
side railroad, Will take this train. S"sa
This train stops at all Way.sta,Iop. -,
Richmond and Danville. "s'S..r
THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN GOING wye.
Leaves Richmond daily at ,mp,,,
Arrives at Danville at.............., su q
Arrives ut Greensboro at...,...........,l?is
Stopping to pnt down passengers only =, e.
h hsla. f9Ehs,an, Mat,oax, Chnla,. Amelia cSsT.
Vile, brakes Branch, Roanoke. Bo.,nn' Asy..
tons west Of Danvills. ~As 'a
.Ea GOING EAST.
Leavec Greensboro at. Sam,
Arrives at Danville az. - P.N
Arrives At Richmond at..,,..,,,... II "A =
Stopping only AZ ReidsvilIs, Pnel,,. a.
Danville. Ringgold, Bottom, Roanoks ma
Branch. Meherrin, and chuIa,. D'''''
Passengers from Richmond for ALL .,,,,,,.
OF Danville, Charlotte, Columbia. Lp@n',.' w.
con, Columbus, Atlanta, Montgomery N"Si', "a
New orleans, via Columbia, will take thI. a.
THOMAS DODAMgkD
no 10 supsr!ntsnd..,
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILR0AI.
Y CHANGE or sCHEDULE.-0n and ~
MONDAY, October lst, the mail train will be E.
between Richmond and Stsunton daily tsqntin
exceptedl, leaving Richmond at 80 A; NJ a.
leaving Stanton on arrival OF mail train iron -
east, at 42oP NJ. on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAYS, and leaving Jacksons river /!
DAYS. The accommodation train will be rg1 \
tween Charlottesville and Richmond on hoN
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS, l-st
Ing Charlottesville at S A. n. and Rtchmoli
3.i5P. H. Freight trains leave Richmond 60
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS
$50 A. NJ.
THROUGH TICKETS to Lexington, Hsui.c'
burg, and other points In the valley, and 70 81
prominent points In the southwest, can be pr
chased at the Office ID. wHTCOAb,
oc2 General Superintendent
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| PLOW FOR THE TIMES,
\ THE WATT PLOw,
sn- pkTRNFED lilly laes - E. 4

Warranted to do far better work, with one fourth
less power 10 double 10 strong and a. dursble,
not -tsnh g liable 70 choke or clog, and viii
puivsYize the soil and cover mp vegetation far su.
peror % any cuf- brace pillow ever yet made (sl OF
4 refer 70 the following farmsn, who can testify
a sss W saSs ss. w y ss'R VII
Id.ns. DE- Hcyisa. p; y. HaIsI. Eosnsnd
Albert 4 AKIN. 5. s,Sss. 5css r. p ii ss
George Booker. and others. Who Are using Il and
seen II operate. In every case where Il fails 70
Ssa !. % 3. poa no Ia so
u George Wat : GO; q ths ola stand.
..sL,n No. ~ sris sa.s :ssc;iH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-30

FOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN- GN
E TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoaPA' s 1asss'
HiTTRRIs, s. ALExASpER commando, AIS I.:iI
AARLR, a: BORNE commander, leave SiShIIs I
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY lssve New '"'
These SHIPS are entirely new, and "s'' w.
ROOFS, and the FARE, ACCOMMODATIONS i"
VEN DOLLARS AND A HALF.
Goods shipped by this Line are landed fsgn ~,
Of New YORK on the comPany's eo''fsa ~
Shippsrs are invited 70 notice that the ~.
damage and loss by handling; and exposate
frequent n. shipping, - on other lines Il ''''''
frsiShts for points beyond New York VII e s,,..
warded with dispatch, and no charge maze s'"f
actual expenses Incurred. ,v
These ships discharge eargo In New fog - -
for wilmington VI Norm csroiins; Ghlrs.oa. - I;
vannah, Mobile and New Orleans, leave no 90
sams pier. Goods for these points can U"
fsrsd without expense or exposure. s,,. and q,
insurance II very low by these shlps ts,ts. I;
economy In time, insurance, and sonaissS. a.
which goods are delivered, makes tn's ~
est route from Virginia. Insurance sfsS"
lowest rates. when ordered;
M Broadway, View rorI
sAMuRLAYgEs = o3. Virgins.
JOHN n w IL, tto.n. and r..r.rs
r.H. wsDss orols. Virginia.
FOR freight g l:fsisSc:,i .YRRllLs e co.. Agents
oas. corner Of Cary and and V'rsini, ''f sssii0e
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RIcHxosD AID PETERSBURG RAILROAD o.
RIoHxosD. Va. November J, lsss

RIoHxosD. VA. November ,, 1895
WINTER SCHEDULE.-On and sfs.
w MONDAY the sth instant the trains On - ,
road will ran a. follows -
Leave Richmond daily Except Sundays ats
A. N, and 7.loP. N and arrive at Pslsrst M 4
S. A. N. and 10 p. N.
Leave Petersburg daily Except sundays) at,
d. and u. Is p. NJ, and arrive at Richmond At. :
A. N. and II. 20 =. N. All Of the above neU,ga.,
trains make close connections with the Es.Ll Z,
the North and South
ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRID,T,
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN y /
leave Richmond at li.B A. n. and Peter.6ur. -
"a. M. This train, running south, vii! coma
with the train from Petersburg 10 Norfolk
The 10. Is p. VI. train from Petersburg will 81,
only O. Chester, and a.2o A. n. and the ?isPy
trains will stop only at Rics's, Half way, A..
Chester; and the A. NJ. train from Ps,ergbg,
and the ACCOMMODATION TRAINS will .,ot =
all places named In the schedule.
On SUNDAYS, the 20 A. NJ. train only v
leave Richmond. and the N.5 r, NJ; tran OIL
will leave Petersburg. Z. II. GILL,
no3-n Engineer and Superi nterdsTt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16
BY TELEGRAPH.
FRon NEW Y0RK-

List - KalAsA anA Ws0nneA - 1onhne.
tswn, Ras-CheaeEA hA 1ow YSxx go
DroSAayn-lapertaa News froR Next
es-FenAaA Matters Canadians -
make . RssA - sAs Unats1 States Dsr-
aer-Repsrtea sale - usgress N Aaa-
bama Untrue Baltfnasrs Ctty Csaoetl
Refases - TenAeF she AesRasaAAt1ss -
the City 70 the PresiAent-sserstary
seward Dangsrsasly III.
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tonznnn Mosnos, Sept. IA.
The hree 0nvesnnou4 wAsEves At New
port News. weke sold q anctsen this morning
~ Si6, 900 10 he Nssport Nsws& Rich
nsnd Z. r. CD They originally cost the
Two cases ef cholera wsrs reported at
Norfolk, BY t1e Board Healah Of that city
Yesterday aitesnooa. esver.l cases reported
he day before Iare recovering.
The Irish population of Portsmouth and
the surroundir,s country, Esaiaa sympathi>
xers, esve = ball recently at the Ocssn
House. The ball room vs. decorated w1th
the Nsfional ensigns Of Ireland aad An@i-
q, and great enthusiasm for he fennn
canse manifested
The entire estimated cost Of the Richmond
4 Newport News B. B., 70 be put in running
order, is said to be 81 ,o7s $40.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LorIs, Sept IA
General Larey arrived Yesterday, en- route
for ST. Pau TO take command Of his depart
ment.
The soldiers Of northern Kan1ns held an
enthusiastic meeting u Atchison's Landing
to appoint delegates to the Pittsburg Conven
ton. A full delegation was appointed Reso.
iutions were adopted Sustaining Congress and
heartily endorsing the Constitutional Amend
ment
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From DEEReaT.


DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 10.
Preparations for opening ths 6tsts Fsr q
Adrian are almost completed, and are very
perfect. Already there are 260 sntsles,
among which are some of the finest horses
and cattle in the Northwest Hisannouncsd
that Dexter and PsacAea sre 70 tr0f - -
Fair. Correspondence of the Secretary in
dicate that the attendance viii b greater
than that of last year.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. la-
The city is gay with flags, aud large crowds
throng the streets, to welcome the President.
who is expected TO arrive about ten o clock
this afternoon A stand is erected in trout
of the Eutaw House. Gov. Bradford is To
make the speech welcoming the President
The Presidens and party will then be escort
cd to the hotel, and dine with the Governor,
his staff and other citizens.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Nrw ORLEANS. Sept. IA.
Military of6cer are Furnishing severely the
negro soldiers who participated in the riot
on Wednesday last. ] hear of four hanging
by the thumbs now.
Cotton-Sales Of 1850 bales of low mid
ling at sac CSC: receipts for the week 2.0l3.
against l.547 last week exports for the week
1, ,ls7; stock $4,000: New York exchange
quarter premium.
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The WoErH or MAx.-In our selfish. un-
loving souls, We look upon humanity in its
lower, social and moral aspect, as unworthy OF
our sympathy and respect How meanly we
think Of the vicious and criminal slaves! We
gladly turn them oEer..to justice and the hang
man. But If is not what man thinks OF man,
the Psalmist is discussing, but whst God
thinks Of him. The fond mother thnks weA
of her child, although others might regard 1t
rs ill-favored and unlovely. So God thinks
veil Of his childrea. however they1 may think
Of each other. he thinks well of them not
Tor what they now are, but for What thex re
to be, IN their redeemed md par6ed g ~!
He sees nnn' capabilities his possis
ness his hnal submission 10 the law Of fright
eousness, his spirtnal perfection. .Ass the
| sculptor sees his hidden beauty and grace in
the rough marble, SO the 0mnisieent sees ho-
| illness and love in the souls ofmen. 1t is that
that renders them precious and worthy in bis
sight This world, with it's hnfsd md
crimes, seems only as . sort Of human me
naeerie, fit only to be trodasn under khe feet
Of retributive power; but to God, Who seef
| the future. and the recuperatlve energy OF the
ssul, man has another aad hiGheg vslne. Il
is what he is capable of being IN the vast
eternity to GENE that ssisss hin 1bosa 81
maaerial thipgs, and crowns him with more
fhan Hngly glory. And this snqsi191t
I shOald confirm 4he ties of de brp1hekAp6dsC
the rxce, and break down every wall Of castlt
lend material distinction.-Rc. Georpl
Hm. 1S'e
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I, Axpkxw JoRrsor hammsrs sway * Whist
ne calls the sssubsidixed press," ~ par OF
thoas sefoul whelps Of sin" who ars .shark-
ins and yelp;ne on his track Ataaation is
therefore called To the National Istedpsscr
which publishes its income for advertising
for the last quarter 1t $l5, ,66S, nearly three
times what it had been for the previoos
ouaxter, and more than twice what It had
6ssa fsr any quarter in the la& two ysa!s
This return took everybody in Washington by
surprise, till it leaked out through the Erea-
isC Star that the handsons retun Of the
Inieliigenccr was due 70 the fact that 1t was
ssallowed pay by the Government for some
old advertising inssseea vith0ut authority,
and for which the Government had hereto
fore refused 10 pay When Mr.. johnson
tuiks about snbsidixing the prsas, people will
please remember how the Intelligence, his
particular and personal organ, is paid for its
sappsxt.
FRon Texas there is news of . movement
in the Legislature 10 reward rebel soldiers by
donation Of public innds- Should the Goa
Ltion succeed in capturing Congress who can
tell what that body will be called on to do Tor
the same sort of people?
TnH Presidents war against the radicals
continues The latest notable incident il the
burning Of the Union League GLIB House 1t
Philadelphia- The rebels tried the incea-
diary game without success; and the conser-
vstives seem 10 think that method Of vAr-
fare legitimate.
The friends of Senator Wright, of New
JERSEY, despair of his recovery.
In the even, of his decease the Legislature
of shs4 State will have to elect two SeaaAors.
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4 the ensuing Eisctica . proposition viii be suk-
nttted 70 fhe sot~rs Of this county involving the
ccnpistsru Of he 5a Baildng which ID nj prssns In
un6Lshed condition. and indeed very unsafe and
tnsecsx< pAAce ~ she cenAAs0@nf ~ eTtmtna1a. HW
Of this unhnsshed and castion ~ the
hil1sne esv~fni ~ the criminals ~ thts eecnty
nasds saae their sscafe and ~ large 70 pssy
upon the public A. II ncs. dss ard night Enasd sds
reGsirsA ~ hasvy eSp.use th- ecunkys reader
secure the s.f+ keeping of th4s@ crfninAls
Al the june e~9sss cf NE Board u eupewiscFs
fssonon vss saepss snbntsins 70 ths ve.sss Of th.
county the proposition Of sppsppristinx the Of
theasapd AoalaH This n skseiutefy neces-
ssxy huish The building ard make snch pAee IL
should b.. fh~ RnsxA hAA power aEpscTwtate thn
Amcant without tAf concurrence of tbs votars.
The und<ssgnst nfsss Of fhe Beard of supe,vsers
woaid fhsrsfcrs nss asnefy rsqasut the ssss f Thu.
county 10 coHfsr tEe necessary authority upon the
Desrd by vost~e m fssor a. the prnfa<itson
II spps opr&ts ths Eurs, fH the pnrposs Indicated.
vsi n1t ia any way eorp@t the a~vy of higher
the contrary the county spr the sasnE have
bsea s-auc~d one and oie-hsH rnsil on the dollar.
IT Nsdison. Lee Co., iows s~psemser bth; isas
j.. 019URfCN
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FROM HAKRIsBUBG. PA.

Arrival II Secretary seWara--he -
Dangers~sly III
HAxawsrRG, Pa, Sept 1kT
Secretary Seward arrived here lsst might,
having every symptoms Of . violent attack OF
cholera. He was too i'll to be removed and
remained in the railroad car over night q The
depot. His physicians, ho~eycr epor6d
him somewhat better this morning, md be
left on the train at nine 0 clock for Washing
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While General Grant WAS in Philadelphia
with the President. en- route to Chicago, q
bread >and -bnt,ernut of that city, who claims
ed to be soldier, accosted him in the Conti-
mental Hotel and introduced the subject Of
Pennsylvania State politics. Said the fell
low to him. sWe are having . very warm
canvass for Governor in this State
$50 hear. replied the General.
s'We are very sanguine Of beating General
Geary and eiecnng Mr.. Clymer BY hand
some majority, r continued the butternut.
sswhai makes you feel so confident ask
ID Grant
Because, said the Johnsonte, we
count on getting the larger part of the SOL
diers vote for Clymer.
Il think you will be mistaken in that
Clymer is . Copperhead. and the soldi~ wAp
votes for him viii diagrace himself asa ~
flag he fought under, was the Generals re-
ply, as he turned on his heel and walked
away.
General Grant makes no secret OF has de-
sire that the gallant General Geary shall be
elected Goyernor of Pennsyisania- or -7s
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MADAME RIsroRI.-This most celebrated
of Italian singers, is now in New York. The
Tribsne says Of her
madame Ristori manners are very pleas
ing. Her grace, ease and vivacity lesd n
charm 10 her conversation, that at once En-
lists interest. Her complexion is rather
light, and the glow on her cheeks u rather
that Of glrlish youth than of the full ma1anty
of womanhood Her gestures are natural
and graceful, and she takes lively interest
In every topic that is presented TO her notice
A strong individuality marks ber. and. al
though nothinglof the conventional actress =
seen In her manner, II is not dffhcuit 10 divine
that the emotions and suferings Of ideal be-
ings will find in her thorough exponent
Her eyes and hsir are not so dark - seeMs
fitting TO Italian birth, but they are beautiful.
and well adapted TO the requirements of the
tragic stage Tue fervor OF her feeaiage may
be- note in the drawing room, and the spec
tator is prompted in natural conjecture as TO
their intensity in the arena of artistic life.
While in conversation at fhe Fifth ave Ho-
tel. a basket Of the rarest flowers, upon which
| wns seen, in RID floral letters. Ne words,
l.sMelcome Ristori. r was hfoaght 70 her.
This tribute extiied her seaabilifiss heyond
description, and she said that in all her ex.
periences this unexpected kindness, at the
moment of herarrival in a strange land, was
one of the mosf affecting incidents, and she
hoped that it presaged success IN this county.
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III n I ts~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-08

on the fourth Monday in September in Sussex
County on the frat TUESDAY after the second
Monday in March, aud on the first Tuesday
after the third Monday in September.
The Mayors Court sits in Wilmington ou the
hrst Monday in March, June, .september and
December
BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
THE NATIONAL BANK oP DELAWARE, AT WILL
MGEGToN,
Corner of Sixth aud Market Streets. Capi-
tai, $4,000. Discount days, Tuesdays and
Fridays.
THE FARMERS BANK, AT WILMINGTON,
Corner of Third and Market Streets. Capt.
tai, S2S6, 1000. Discount days Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
TUE NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON AND
BRASDYwINE,
Corner Of Second and Market Streets. Capt.
tai, 100000 Discount days, Mondays and
Thursdays
THE UNION NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON,
Market Street, above Fifth. Capital, $780,
OOO. Discount days, Tuesdays aud Saturdays.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON,
Corner of Fourth and Market Streets Cnpi-
tai, $4OO,0OO Discount days, Mondays and
Thursdays.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-08
JACOp 5. MELDiNI

G9klf RESPECTFULLY informs the eitiKau OF Wtia,u.
H ton aud the public generally that he hns on snd
lTast ms od sstabshedstAud, the corner n etl.
hNLh and hiNu stsl general OF we'll ss,,
ga FAMILY Gro eeries which he viii sell al the Iosest
prices, and on ths most rossonabla terms Having tor
nNn9.r ~ ysAre been engaged In tho business be ~
speetiuly lnVsea tue pubic to call aud exsmHv his
stock as be feeling eoabdent Il win give satisetiop
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-08
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
PROCLAMATION.

CHARLES KIBFE, Chief Caterer to the citizens Of
Wilmington, and the public generally, do publish ant
declare -
1. That REED BIRDS and other choice game ara II
season. aud may be found done In the very
at the OYSTER BAY HOUSE, IN THIRD STREET BE
TWEEN MARKET AND KING STREETS.
= That OYSTERS sre now strictly prime, and are on,
up In the most delicious stews Pans Frys &c. at the
Oyster Bay House in Third street
g. That all kinds Of efreshments may be obtained Al
the said Oyster Bay House. In Tbird Street. dene up
the future, a. n the past make this reaeory one
the best in the United States model establishment al
which LADIES AND GENTLEMEN can obtain aver,
luxury In the shape 0f EATING and DRINKING at fai
prices and be accommodated pleasantly and promptly
f~~1 Given under the hand and seal Of office Of III,
LIS said Oyster Bay House, In Third Street. between
49, Market and King Streets Wilmington, Delawar,
this seventh day Of September, A. d, 1864.
sep1O CHARLES KIERE, Prophet
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-08
CROoERIEs.

Or
hssslg Tee subscriber Informs his friends and tbs
public generally. that ho has taken the store,
- No. AIS Market street,
FormerAiy occupied by tho late John Price and has On
hand good assortment Of
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-08
MoLAssEs,

which he is selling at tbs -'
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
houtekeepers are requested to call and examine HE
hoek Of goods The subscriber having been aDgarel in
tne 81 74ry business in the store OF James Mofrow of
several years. feels confident that by strict attention 10
business lie Will gre entire satisfaction 10 ali WHO may
favor him with trial " % |
~ Wholesale Agent or PULLEys TRENTON CRACK.
hho ausSb bn JAMES n. JONES.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-08
NEW SKIRT FOR 1890.

The Grest invocation Of the Agsiu
moor SKIRTS.
J. W BRADLhYs New Patent DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
Tor doube) SPRING SKIRT.
THIS Invention consists OF DUPLEX Tor two) RLLIprto
tu EPINRp srEBl SPntsds ingtnously BAADEp TlaHr-
~ hhd llbhLr together, FndH 10 IDgE making the
TOUGHEST most PLBxmLB, ELASTIC and DuRABLB SPRING
ever used They seldom BEND HRRAK like the Single
erFhs-, and consequently preserve their perfect and
te'ulhnl shape more than twice long any Single
spIiAR KIT tnat Ever Has or Can be made.
The wohdstu hexibility and great comiort and plea.
ture any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic SKIRT will
be Xptrienced particularly in ali Crowded Assembies
uperas Carriages, Railroad Cars Church PewE Arm
Chaira for Promenade and House Dress AS the skirt can
10 'doa whoa in use 70 occupy small place as easily
lady having enjoyed the Pleasure, Comfort and Great
Convenience Of wearing the Duplex Elliptic Steel sprlug
ekft Tor single day Will afterwards willing
dispense with their For Children 1ssen aud Young
Ladies' they are superior to all others
lie Hoops are covered With ply double twisted thre.d
and VII wear twice as long the Single yarn covert nr
which Is used on all Single Steel loop bkirA The three
bottom rods on every SKIRT also Double Steel and
twice or douoe covered to prevent the covering from
wearing vh the rods when dragging down stairs stone
steps &c, &ei which they c0nstanty subject to whon
in uAe.
All are made ofthe now aud elegaut Corded TAnes
and are the best qualify IN eveIy part giving to Ills
"afer the most graceful and perfect shape possible aud
re unquesliouAby tho lghtest most desirable, com.
Portable Aud ecuneml al Skirt ever made
VESTS BRADLEY CARY, PROPRIRToRs OF the
lnventoR aud SOLE MANUFADIURERs OF CHAM.
BEk>, and 70 a 81 RRADR street, New York
FOR tae IL oil hrHt class in this elty, and
ihrnughout tue United States snd Canada, Havana ds
" =. MsSlGo, Souh Al erica, ald tbs West Indies
Es-lNoUIAE For THE DUPLEX ELLIpTIC (OR
I. % - SPRING SKIRT Al D.
JAnlb0m