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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-12
By Richardson G. Co.,
Auctloncers and Real Estate Agents,
lila Main street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NEAT
WEST SIDE OF TWESTY-SEEENTH Be
TWEEN NJ AND N SIRE cts. CHURCH.
HILL. AT AUCTION.-By virtue of n decree OF
on the LIST day of January, 1862 In the chancery
case of Roper, guardian, rs. Roper ct as, the un.
dersigned as special commissioner, VIII sell at
public auction, on the premises, on WELNES-
BAY. the 18th instant, ut O'Clock Z. NJ, the
REAL ESTATE Of which James Roper died
seized, consisting Of LOT fronting 81 ny lS5 lcet
STORY FRAME DWELLING, containing five
rooms, and the usual out-houses; all In good re-
pair.
q credit of six months and the residue on credlt
OF twelve months, taking from the purchaser ne
rotiable notes. with interest added, for the de-
ferred payments and the title to be retained until
viz f'- 0'o~ JOIINA. COKE,
Special Commissioner.
~ Ia
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NOR RENT, few of those delight Oh
II fully-located and well-arranged Of aa:A
FICES I'm the new building Just fnished on Eic-
yenth street between Main and Bank. Ihey nave
hecu constructed with a special view 10 comiort
and convenience and arc particularly adaptea 10
the wants Of brokers, real estate and insurance
arcnts' LAWYERS &C. The location is the hest In
tic city, and IS and will continue 10 DC Tue cenIrai
mart Of Richmond.
That DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM belonging
to the estate Of the late DR.. John r. SIMON thrte
miles from tie Capitol, Immediately on the hlci-
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroao'
where the cars stop morning and Night; also ac-
crsSible Inv good turnpikcs and adjoining the re,
siJeoccs of The Rev. DR.. Jeter, John L: Bailnrd
and Thomas Johnson, Esqs., containing rUltI
TjjREE ACRES, with COMFORTABLE
Unwilling containing four rooms, kitchcn, ana
Ali farm houses in good repair ice-hollse ana
nnpG and a fine Young orchard In hearing OF the
choicest selection Of apples, peaches, and pears.
To any one desiring place for farming, gar
deniug, or the Guictude of the country, me OPP.
nnr;unity is offered. In addition to It's present
pn"nditinn other improvements Will be added.
Ala adjoining the above, TWENTY -SEFEA
ACRES can be had. To good tenant the terms
will he moderate. - 49,.
a NEAT FRAMED DWELLING on the east
side Of Twenty-sevcnth street between Leigh ana
n Church Hin, with two stories, containing I'VE
rooms kitchen, lot, etc.
IGOR SALE OR RENT,
NEAT BRICK DWELLING on the east SIDE
nf rwenty-.i:th street between Leigh and NJ,
church Hill. with two stories, containing nVe
rooms io'' CIV frHICuARDSON Il CO..
ioc,t lll3 Main street.
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~=---- s-za - $500 - .
RAILROADS.

DICHMOND AND DANVlLLE RAIL
IL ROAD.-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On
and after WEDNESDAY, December %. 1859. the
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road viii be run
GOING Notwithstanding and Danvillc pas
sengers leave Richmond daily Except Sundays
Mt OILS A. NJ; leave Burkeville daily Except sum
days. mt l2:i5 7. NJ. arrive at Danyllc daily icX-
cept Snndaysl at 5:55 i. NJ. THROUGH MAIL
AID EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at $3.50
Z. M: leaves Danvle daily at :S5 L. NJ; arrives
ut Greensboro daily ut AIS 4. NJ.
GONG NoRTH.-Lynchhurg and DanTiilc pas
scngers leave Danville daily except sunday! at
7:io A. NJ. leave Rurkcvile daily except sun
days) at 12:.5 =. NJ. arrive at R1chnnnn aaiiy
Except Sundays) Mt $3.50 r. nj. THROUGH Nall.
EXPRESS leaves Greensboro, daiiS az V.'
p NJ : leaves Danvillc daily at ll:57 L. vi. ar
rIves al Richmond daily ut f:2o A. NJ.
The Lynchburg and Danyille Passenger IRAN
connects ut Burkerille with the trains on inc
Southslde road for Petersburg Norfolk, Lynril-
burg and all stations ON The SoNthstce ana llf-
ginfa and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, hn.A-
Vile. Dalton. Chattanooga Nashville, Memphis
and all I'm pOrtant points South aud So'th"e'f.
The Through Mail and Express cnnhecls
mt Greensboro with the trains on the Norm 'aro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, "a
yaunah. Macon, Mobile. Montgomery, &c, &c.
and ut Richmond with The Ric!lnOnd trcdcrlcks,
burg and Potomac. Chesapeake and ONO, ana
Richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING GAYS and CllllES'S PAIEAI
RECLINING CHAIRS or the thr"ngh express
train. ItioMao iioba Mhtp,.
de % superintendent.
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H AIR 500 bushels PLASTERERS
IL HAIR for sale by HULsT King.
oc2s lss2 Aain street
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Just after the above will sell n desirable
BUILDING LOT fronting 2S3 by l3i feet on the
west side OF Twcnty-ainth street between andP
streets.
TERMS At sale.
ia RlCllARDSOS IL CO., Auctloncers.
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SUNNYSIDE TRIUMPHANT
y only premium given by the Virginia State Agri-
INSIDE STOVE. For sale only by MOUNTCAS-
TIE, $50 Broad street.
This Stove heats one or more rooms, and Is un-
surpassed for economy, cleanliness, and heating
power. r..s-m. 10 iu-o&st"
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-IIavingdi disposed of
= my interest In the DRUG STORE corner OF
t.u'th ana FRANKLIN streets to Mr.: THOMAS IL:
II XhHD, formerly with the well-known iirm OF
Caswrll Hazard < CO., of New York and New
purt, Rhode Island / earnestly recommend MN
t. the confidence OF my many patrons ana the
IL rIIlnrn1lN.
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BY Richardson L Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM OF 159 62-100 ACRES, IN HEN
RICO COUNTY, Ten MILES EAST OF RICH |;
SOUTH OF MEADOW STATION, ON THE
YORK RIVER RAILROAD, AND WITHIN
ABOUT IRREGULARITIES OF 4 MILE OF
THE WILLIAMSBURG STAGE ROAD, AT
by virtue Of certain deed of trust
dated 9Th October 1868, and of record IN The clerks
81 page $50, to secure the payment or three GER
tain negotiable notes therein specified. for the
respective Of 1900, $780, and S545, which notes
are the balance Of the purchase money due on said
farm, and default having been made In the pay,
ment of the second note hereinbefore mentioned
(being required so to do by the holder thereby,
I shall as trustee In said deed, sell ut public auc
ton, to the highest bidder, in front OF Henrico
county courthouse on Main street, In the city OF
Richmond, on TUESDAY the 18th instant, at II
and located % above, and described In said Decd
and adjoining the lands of Mitchell and Joseph
Allen, Lewis Bottom. Trueman, and others, con-
tanning $50 o?} loo acres one-third tlnhered with
original growth Of pine, oak, and hickory: the
balance cleared and improved, with comfortable
FRAMED DWELLING containing three or four
rooms, kitchen, barn, and stable
The aforementioned FARM Is adapted to the
growth Of all the cereals. fruits. and vegetables,
and Is especially valuable because of It's pr0X-
unity to the York River railroad. which furnishes
means of ready access to all the northern and
southern markets.
TERMS: Enough In cash to dcfray the expense
Of executing this trust, and to pay OF L note OF
$3.50 with interest from the LIST day Of January,
1870: 4 credit as to so much rs may be necessary
day Of july 1870 and the residue Of the purchase
money on such credits, aud to be received In such
manner, as may be announced at the time OF sale.
Jas J. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
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TnpI retiring from business take this oppor-
tr,v to thank the citizens of Richmond for their
liberal support, and also to state that Mr.: llA-
Xti.D comes to this city the bearer OF Inc highest
e.. tilnunials from professional and business men
ha,n ski!ful PllAKMACEUTiST and an ac'
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'fhc undersigned Gate with Messrs. Caswell
II4Z ri & Co., New York, and Newport. X. L.,
~. r"tt pleasure in announcing to the citizens
nr J.: edmond and vicinity that he has purchased
Ia" i.HIG TORE lately occupied by THOMAS IL.
" iliiaIn-. II. H.. and VIII continue the usiness
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uANDS WANTED.-We want FIVE
IL THOUSAND COLORED HANDS ifhmedi-
ately to 20 South. VIII pay from S16 to $50 per
month. VIII take them with families, all free OF
Rati5ns and TRANSPORTATION free. Call at once.
WIN take them from all parts of the country.
Good houses. All furnished to each party sepa-
rately. j. w. WOODWARD K CO.,
Labor Agency,
Franklin between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
in lists streets.
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NHEAaCO.
Civil WAR Not Endcd-Gen. g
cia's Order for IL Ob5ery-l
traOsdinary Decrease of
DNIatEOal.

Especial Dispatch to the n. Y. TribuneI
VERA Cruz, April Civil war, with c
accompanying terrors of outrages agaa D
personal liberty, robberies and ASSASSIN p
tions, still RACES. Said a gentleman, I'd Y
dent in Vera Cruz, to the writer herar
about two years ago: Il have lived II
Mexico twenty-four years, and during THY
time there have occurred twenty-seven Ne
volutions." One might be led to think thu
the simultaneous uprisings in Nuevo LeoF
Coahuila, Zacateeas, Durango,' Jalisco, Sal
Luis Potosi and Michoacan were the result
of some we'll combined plan to rid the peoI
pie Of the yoke of Juarez. Such, however
would be d ridiculous exaggeration. for the
chief objects, of the bands in arms in the
above mentioned places is plumber. Nc
better proof of this assertion is needed than
a translation of article 3 of a proclamation
issued by Garcia de la Cadena, wherein he
styles himself "General.in Chief of the army
defending the constitution by virtue of the
pronunciameltos of San louis Potosi and
Zacatecas." The article reads thus: can
who cooperate, directly or indirectly, in
aiding the Juarez Government, will lie iudg-
ed in accordance with laws that may be or
may have been dictated by Juarez against
the promoters of the aforesaid pronuncia-
mentos, and will have their effects coafsca-
ted, one-third thereof to be applied to the
expenses of the war, one-third as pensions
to the families Of those who may die in de-
fence Of the constitution, and the remaining
one-third to be divided among the survi-
vors." A natural result Of programmes of
this character is, that the existing govern
ment finds itselfstrong enough to- put down
all so-called attempts at revolution, though,
phenix-like, insurgents seem to rise from
the ashes of each defeat. ...s.f
A matter of vital importance to Mexico is
now calling the attention of a few intelligent
persons, and reasons are looked after to &C:
count for the rapid and continuous decrease
of the population. To illustrate the ratio
of births, deaths and marriages, / have ia
ken at random the official statement of four
eantons in the. State Of Vera Cruz, where
the following proportion is established,
which is a fair sample Of those i'm other
parts of Mexico; Canton Huatasco, during
September, 1869-r9 births, 8 marriages,
81 deaths; Canton de los Tuxtlas, during
September-B births, 10 marriages, and
A deaths; Canton Acuyacam-12 births,
5 marriages, 20 deaths. As a further proof
that this decrease of the population is gene
raj all over the Republic, | cite the publish
ed statistics of the city of Mezice during
February, the figures being: Births, 100;
marriages, 26; and deaths, Achieving
1856 against the population.
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SheriTes Sale.

Solomon Firnberg, ct. ais. VS.. Savannah
Desnaret.
DISTRICT COURT, ST. LANDRY, No. 1906
DY virtue of a writ OF feri facias, issued out
Id of the Hon. 9Th District Court in and for
the Parish of st. Landry. in the above entitled
cause, and to me directed, l will proceed to
sell, at public auction, to the last and highest
bidder, at the Courthouse of said parish, in
the own of Opelousas, on ID
Saturday, Jme an, 1870 A.
at II o'clock, a. m, the following pbperty,
seized to satisfy said writ, to wit
The undivided half Of a certain tract Of
land, in the Parish of st. Landry id this STATE,
lying on the Bayou Marie" Cro9uant, having
a front of seventeen and a half arpents on tks
east side of said bayou, containing about six
hundred and eighty arpents, more or less,
bounded above by land formerly belonging
to Martin Donate, t. nj. c., and below by lands
of the estate of EIiakim Littell, being part of
the plantation purchased by said S. Des.narrt
and o. 0. FostsE( from Martin L. Desrnar.t
and wife, on the 10Th day of january, is1',
brtor" Joel It sandoz, notary public.
TerlnS-Gash.
j. NJ, THOMPSON, Sheriff:
April 30, 70.
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United States MarshaPs Sale.
Bloch Brothers VS.. Lasts pes
and ERAhertS0M.

TN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT
L. Court for the Fifth Circuit and District Of
Louisiana, No. 6l0l.--By virtue Of a writ Of
seizure and sale to me directed in the above
entitled suit, I will proceed to sell to the high
est biddef on Saturday, the 9Th day of
June, 1870, at II O'Clock NJ, at the Court
House, vi the town of Opelousas. Parish of
St. Landry, tho following described property,
to wit: s
LIST. A CERTAIN PLANTATION I'M
proved as a Sugar Estate, situate in the Par
ish of st. Landry. at about three miles from
the town of Washington on the Bayou Croco-
ollie, having an area of six hundred and sew
enty.one (67I) acres, being known as the
Thomas Quirk plantation. bounded east and
south by lands Of the estate of Pierre War
telle, on the west by lands of EdwardsW.
Moore, and on the north by Bayou Crocodile.
together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon. s-.1 s*{@ =. ~ -
end. The following lands adjoining the
said plantation: The west half of section.
seven az in township No. four "a south of
range No. four az east of the southwestern
land district of Louisiana, containing one hun
dred acres as per certificate No. 5444 Of the
Land office at Baton Rouge : Lots Nos. six
(6) and nine (9) Of section twenty-five (2S}
and lots No. FIVE (5) and the northeast quar-
ter of the northeast quarter Of section seventy
six (76) in sape range and township. contain
ing one hundred and thirty and thirty,toar
36IlOO (l34 36ll00) acres as per certificate
No. 6O96 of the Land Office at Baton Rouge
together with the stock, farming implements
etc, on the said plantation. a> f # .
Terms Cash, in U. s. Treasury notes, at
the time of adjudication.
United States Marshals' Office, New Orleans,
S. B. PACKARD,
United States Marshal.
April Both. 1870 go.
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Parish of Ss. Landry

= Ia E.tA4 81 rt.x*+4s -.- -l't- 49,
We have received o number of the Mid.
dletown Transcript, of the 10th inst, pub
lished at Middlctown, Delaware, containing
the following, in regard to the Pamphlet
published by the immigration Society Of
this parish, about the first oflast year:
tHeWe have received q very interesting let
ter from a DeIawarean in Louisiana, accom-
panying d pamphlet descriptive Of the Par
ish Of St Landry which is greater in area
thanatheS State of Delaware. We shall pub
fish a portion of this letter in our next, to-
gether with eopious extracts from the
pamphlets, giving an account of the climate,
soil and productions, of that region its far
%ei!iies for getting to market, healthfulness,
system Of agriculture, price of land, &c,
II will be found very interesting to those in
search Of cheap land, and DESTROYS Of set
thing upon the same. Immigration is very
desirable to the inhabitants Of that region,
who are represented as kind and h~ospitable
toward strangers 9axvs# 5s5. #e.
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Taken Up.

by the undersigned at his residence in
~ Plaisance, on the Goth April, a bay horse
about IS hands high, left eye out, small star
in his face, left hind foot white, branded
N q as near as | can make it. The owner
is requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take him away, or he will be-
dealt with according to law.
= U. T. BLACKSHEAR.
April 30, 167O-lm.
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without the aid of the Grand Jury. this
desired amelioration will not be accomplish.
ed, under our present system oflaws.
You will perceive, gentlemen, from the
SUMMARY have given you of your duties,
that you have urork before you-work which
viii require all your intelligence, and your
manhood. The public look to you with
solicitude but with confidence. | trust you
will realise their highest expectations.
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Notice.

Mr.. JAMES GOODWIN
ESPECTFULLY to the citi-
Ia zens of Oaslousas and to the Public
generally. that he has opened a Photograph
ic Gallery on Main Street, IN front of Mr.
David R0us's store; where he will be pleased
to see all persons who may desire photo
graphs or an1bsotype taken.
N. Z. Particular attention given to copy
ing old pictures. [April 80, 10
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Opelousas Post Office.

Mails arrive from New Orleans, via Yer
millionvale, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat.
urdays;. via st. Martinsville, Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays. at 5 o'clock P. M.
Mails arrive from above every day ex-
cept Sunday.
Nails close. for New Orleans every day
except Saturday at 6 O'clock p: M. /; and
for above, at A o'clock P. NJ. !
Mails for Plaquimine Brule close every
at 6 o'clock P. NJ.
Office open daily from s A. NJ, to s PM
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Meningitis.

This terrible disease has appeared 10
Kennper county. Miss. DR.. Woods, of the
Scboba Spectator, furnishes the following
exhibition Of symptoms and treatment.
which may be Of service to those Of our
readers who.ma be remote from imme-
date medical assistance:
It's course generally runs in fatal cases,
within forty-eight botrs and frequently in
half that time. s8a aas
The disease is usually ushered in with
ehiliinessy headache, stiffness of the limbs
and neck, occasionally with something re.
sembling cholera naorbus..
Where the disease Is prevailing, every
attack approaching III similarity, the symp-
toms that usually proceed meningitis onyht
to be promptly andfrigorously treated. In
eases unaccofnpanied BY intestinal irrita-
ton, y purgative should be administered of
tRifee cotapound cathartie pills and 4 hot
DatA prepare and place the entire person
IN up to the neck, or In case that is i'm.
practicable sitting In "a tub of water as
warm as possible with . blanket thrown
over the bady to create. a. general warmth.
until the whole system IS thoroughly warm.
ed and then put to bed with not irons and
SET al ~ 8 IA S1io
bricks TO the spine and feet.
~ Should your family physician fail 10 he
obtained, as soon AS the pills, operate sive
6grains quinine and q t-easpeonfu1 Of mare.
goric. every hoar, until three doses Are
taken.
Keep up. the warm application until the
system ia completely under the influence Of
the quinihe. Jill
EFF much nausea Of pain ia bowels Is
presents apply q large mustard plaster over
those regions until it well reddens the
Kksepsseat Of the night air, live temper
atelytand cleanly, say your p~rayersatnight
and leave the rest to. Him who made you.
These, Of course, are directors for
grown persons; younger ones will not need
80 3poWerfnl 4 dose of the purgativs pills.
$50 8E X&8NE8N N@#&|EHH
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Physicians and editors wives use Ell B.
E. T. B. cures ugly old chronic cases.
The great female regulator, i. F. B.
Hundreds Of letters from all parts of the coun.
try speak ofthe woaderful efficacy off. +
B. in all female complaints
Sold ID Opelousas by G.. MAYO.
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Deputy Coroner.

MFR. JOHN MCCORMICK is nv autho,
IAl rized Deputy, to attend to all business
connected with the Coroner's office, when l
not present.
J. NJ. Unlisted,
Coroner Of St. Landry
April 80. lS7O-3t.
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MARRIED.-At the. Catholic Church, in
pelousas, by Rev. F. Raymond, on Monday
the 25th inst, Mr.. Placide Edgar
btilette to Miss Marie Boutte, both Of said
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Pain and difficulty in acknowledgements
a. Co.'s Buchu. @&
For lost manhood, use Dromgoo1e & Co.'s
Buchu.
Frequent inclination to usinate, use Drom-
goole & CO. 8 Buchu.
For Kidneys and bladder, use Dromgoole s.
Co.'S Buchu. .s~
Sold in Opelousas by c. MAYO.
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Whenever you need q pill. try enc of Drom-
te sools ~ CO = Liver Pills, and you will have
no other.
If bilious, use Dromgoole & Cos Liver
Pill.
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Obituary.

of the lamented death Of Mrs.
|&CY KING. relict of Valentine King, Esq i,
IL prominent in this State, in connection
B its public affairs, and for many years de-
led, have reached Us. She expired on the
inst, after a brief illness, at the residence
er s~on-in-la'w, Mr.. Goodwin, in the Parish
Assumption, in the 73rd year of her age.
be greater portion Of her long and exem-
p life was spent in this village, where she
raher interesting family OF sons and daugh-
to WHO now survive her; and arhcre the
mbry of her many christian virtues and
cties are yet treasured and embalmed,
thth bat few of those contemporary with
Residence here, now live to mingle their.
deegrets with those of her bereaved family
ether inthe social circle. where her Gull
tiva refinement and natural b~enevolenee of
maf, indications of her extraction and ear
ly cation, shone forth; or in the sacred ex-
clus of honie, where devolved the more re-
spo1le and delicate relations of daughter,
hush and parent, she faithfully fulfilled
her Hion and her duty.
Shas the gentlest of her sezt
"Sof the memory of buried love!
PureE the prayer which childhood waits
DE-" ... ~ ..5.-s .. ..
T~hleceased had been for the last forty
years evout and meek follower of her risen
savio4nd exempliGed in the saint-like de-
votionf head and heart the truth and sim
certify her calling. Her surviving family
and .fids may confidently trust, that she
has joil in a world of spirits, the redeemed
who h gone before her, there to realize
f~orevene rich reward of the blessed. a
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..,. + vICK.S 53..Ul&
GUIDE FOR 1870.

The First Edition of One Hundred and
Twenty Thousand copies Of Vsek's Illustrated
Cataloeus of Seeds and Floral Guide. is pub
lished and ready to send out. It is elegantly
printed on fine tinted paper, with about 200
fine wood Engravings Of Flowers and Veegeeta-
bles. and a beautiful Colored Plate-consisting
of seven varieties of Phlox Dfummondii, max
a fine "fs