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" Of houses, hpe, boats stores, barns. wagons fen
Gee, m., ecores, and other structures OF wood, that
they should be as cheap MS possible Let US see whs-
ther this is the case or not
1t i. not enough, Ia our alton, that nails. at the
present Gay cheaper than they were in 1916 We
wish To know whether they are as cheap as taey
would be- ii ID were not Tor the prohibtory duty now
exiug-a duty imposed, not for the pr ,ecion OF the
great body OF backsmtbs and na-mskers but tor the
pro econ OF the rich OF iron mines. By the a
bove ono aon. il that Al cut mills, and all lar
ger one. to 40 are low LIZ cts per ID. Tnese nails
mad. oil bar iron rolled to the thcknso the
mails, and to width equal 10 this length oil the NALL
The price OF this iron may be estimated al ioo per
ton, aud, l2 cents per Id. tor nai@ u only SlZS
20c.. too, 1t would ,e.m that 1928 20, ~h'ch Is a
fraction than cent per ID, pays for rolling the
iron, cutting the nails, aud all expeu-es oil snspor'a-
tan. These nsils Usually made Of Russia or Swe'
dish iron the duty upon which cent per lb.-and,
consequently, II IL for the duty, these nail
could be made for Ia per To- Blu, suppose
nails made OF f glish iron, admitted duty & ee,
wbs, would then be the price The cost Of bar iron
10 England, as we have seen above, is only $50 "a
Add to this, Tor tseistt, and all cha'g~s
Importation, 10 90
Add to this the expense Of rolling and cut
ting it into nails, the same as in the above
estimate, % 20
And the who's cost o. a ton world be, sos 60
Which il less than cents per 10.
Blu, will Eughsh iron answer for cut nails II! We
link any one will ALLOW, that il d,ss answer in Eng
land, when him. from authentic state IN mt
that tia whole quantity OF foreign iron imported in o
Great Bri'ain, during h, tn years com hcng with
1914, and ending with 1928 did not exceed, upon
average, Ii, 900 "s per annum-which, when we re.
Il CT upon the immense consumption OF iron in tba,
country. for buildings, machinery, ship, boats, and all
other purposes, could have supplied but very small
part Of the total de maud.
lie, US re how the case stand. with W,oux h,
Nails They are quoted from 10 10 Is cent. per ID =
The duty upon them !, cents per h. to which L.
raised in 1924 and they continue to be imported -
consequently were l, no, Tor tho duty they would he
Ii. than they A. evidence that ey
continue to bs imp rtad, sutjoin thu following
asmsnt from the Official Report OF the Secretary OF
the Treasury, recently submittrd to Congress:
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The duty on pig-iron 10 $i2 30. on Russia and
Swedes bar S22 40, on English bar $S7, on shee. an
hoop-iron S7S 40, per ton.
That the American consumer may be able tc calru.
late how much he pays for the b.neh Of few rich
owners OF iron nines subjon the ,llo wing l.t OF
prices a, London, on November 80. 1880:
Bars, ton, E6 5-Equa 10 S32 40
Bolts and Rods, ton, 0-Equil to 3S 10
Plates, (-h-eO ton, IL 00-EIual to 81 60
Hoops, ton, 10 0D-Eqaai to 4S 90
Pig, ton, 00-Equal to "a 90
In III calculation have taken the pou nd sterling
at S4 80. The fr.igh, and charges OF impor, a,on
would not exceed $40 per ton, and, by adding tina,
u n therefore, tn Reader at what prices the
different sorts could he imported a.. and whether high
duties maxi goods cheap.
Leathsr--ln 1916 sole leather was at % cents per
h. upp sather dressed, So so per side, undr
81 25 the present prices are, solo 20 cents upper
dressed. ST. rs untressed 81 50 The duty le atber
in 1894, was is cent-n 1912 II was raised, under
he act. to 80 per centum, whore il has rsmaiosd
ever stncp.
Lsnd -Tha fnlln wing are the nricns of th trua ma
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From Liuels Museum.
THE POETS MISTRESS TO HER LOVER.
Breath me a lay of old romance,
A festive or IA battle straini
Tell me Of nightly s,ecd or lance.
But never sing of love again
For while hang upon thy lutte,
Aud feel IL 10 my spirit cling,
wish thy lip OF passion mute
I'd have thee feel too much TO sinS'
I hcnrkcn till spell appears
Enwresthed about my soul the while;
And look up to thee IN toars,
When should greet thea with smile.
Then strike lveiior chord for me,
OF inarshallcd hosts and tented plata
or pomp and pride and pageaouy-
But never sing Of love again
Proud one! thy Lutte has many strings
Why wilt thou always weken one,
And feitor thine imaginings,
As since I've loved thee thou hast donor
There arc a thousand beautoous hown,
The gentle breath OF spring has blown;
Wreathe them, pray, and make them ours,
Nor let tho rose be twined alone.
If could touch tho luto like theo,
I'D tell thee tales of hiry-land;
And forms OF light and wtchery
Should wake To life beneath my hand;
But, didst thou ask gentler lay,
Aud bid mo sweep loves trembling string,
I'D put the lutte ia haste away,
For should feel too much to sing!
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DUBLlC SALE-By virtue OF a deed Of trust, az
n ecuted'by Jefferson Swami, tho 22d day Of
sept. moer 1929 and recorded in the clerks Office of
TO the highest bidder, at public auction for ready mo.
ney, at Pcwhatan courthouse, tho third Wednesday
100 acres, lying in the county Of Powhatan, adjoining
The lands OF Richard Taylor and Samuel Drake aud
others or so much thereof may be necessary to
isy the said deed Of rust-and such title as vested
In US will be conveyed to the purchaser. ltH
Jan. Is. 1881. Twin THE TRUSTEES
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TN 0eHaty Coat, sh M, ul.,
Edward Anderson, Pk6
Willis Asoo, james Audssou, Lindsey Andssu John Pear.
son aud Nancy h WIFE who Nancy Andsop and Chsrss
o 'on aud only heir Of Alice Fsn, de who Andeson
This day the Plaintiff his lcun.s and IL sppesnr q.
the sstnfseon Of the Court Deendsu Lner Andersos
not inhsbsat State On the moti,n Of The Pi.nG n
drsd That tue defendant appear Wednss.
day IN seroay next aud the Bill Of the Psind
oew,psps published posted
the front door Of the Coorhous II this County
Dec. ID. 64-ws~s NJ. ID. CRALLE, d. C.
CHANCERYA Rules holden the OIerks office of The
1881. '' "e 'a a'y % 'ahasV
Maurice Lapsh6rne,jr. Comprt
J.me, kin almo de bon with the will annexed Of Ohes
beke, deed and Johu w. Wilson, D,G,.
The defendau, Jane, Akin having
snd according the Act Of Assembly
Jog by satisfactory evidence hst he inhsbtsnt ths
commonwealth Odeted the said Defendant appear
90 'hs h day Of March Court and the Bill
Court make htru copy This be forthwith
inserted 70 some newspaper published Richmond, and
ed up at the fron door OF the courthouse of this county
Jan IS s--a En-. ST';hNALLY, nc.
VIRGINIAInC haoeeryIn Curberl,nd County Court J.s
the Gath, 1881
Ds.jsmin H. POWELL Conplt
Luke Lincoln, Gorssw. Cliff, Alex O. Smith, ID fir
This Day Plsod by hi, hi, hill ana
the Defendant Luke
according to the Act Assembly add rules
inhsbau ,hi, ordered Tha, the aid d.
PENDANT do the April and an.
the Plaintiffs bill, and give for performing decree
forthwith inserted Published the City
nond for two months and that another copy posted
A copy. Tene, PHI. NUNNALLY DO
1o" 80 S3-w8w
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10 The las item, the return for the Last quarter only
from Missouri is included, be other three not having
been received. The whole amount returned from Mis-
souri, In the four quarters Of 1929, I9s 100 lbs
The falling off at Fever River, in the last year exceeds
5000 900 lbs, owing, doubt to the great reduction
10 price "
LumheT.-Ths following are the price, Of the two
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* virtue OF a deed OF irUs', executed to me IS~
~ george WIN CrUmp. on the IS n IF NovenLsy
1915 and recorded in the Clerks Office Of Cnnhs.,
'and Cousy to secure TO Edmond Efgle son and ORR.
re, eertsia debt therein mentioned, shall On 49,.
cell q, public auetiop,to tbs highest bidder "a, eh
Two Negro Men, Tom and Watt conveyed 10 ms ~,
we ssIo deco, 70 siy the balance Of The se sfo,.,
said, and the cost Of executing ibi. trust "'V'e'
o-"ds DANIEL A. WILSON
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Duek.-The following the quotations Of 1916 and
1881, respectively, per piece:
April 2, 1916. Jan. 8, 1881.
Russia, first quality, $27 90 $l7 %
2nd quality, "a 90 Is so
3rd quality, 20 90 Is 90
Ravens, 10 90 8 90
Holland, 30 90 "a 90
The duty, in 1916, was Is per centum dd raloren
IN that year it reduced TO 81 per piece upon Rus
sa, ST. rs upon Ravens and 81 so upon Holland; and
In 1924 changed to Is per cent; and, in 1928 TO
cents per square yard IL it for the duty
those articles would be about SO per piece cheaper
Even american Duck fell under the duty, which
shows that American manufactures do not require the
most exhorbitan duties to make them thrive Ii wa.
quoted in 1916, at SIS to $l6; it is $40 to SIS
80.
DYE V1ood.-In 1916 Brazileto was at S75 per ton;
now il is at S36 Fustic the lowest, at S35; now
IL is at S2l, SlS, and some as low SI2. Cam
peachy Logwood at Si5; il is S27. St. Do
mngo Logwood at S35; it is at $50 so
Nicaragua Wood at Sl25 for La Hache; il is now
at $50-for all other kinds $Il5; they are at $50
for Maracaibo and S25 for Bonairs Cam Wood was at
500 per tom il is now at $67 so. Now, etth reader
keep in mind, that these dye woods have always for
the benefit of manufacturers, been admitted DUTY
FREE and if laws have had any operation in re-
ducing their prices. has been by applying the the
principles Of free trade and the only protection which
ought to be extended to manufactures by legislative
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lpONH0H8Ah
From tho Banner OF the Constitution.
POLITICS FOR FARMERS.

CONTINUED
lis asserted, by the advocates Of taxation. that the
fall which has taken place, since the year 1876 in the
articles which subject high duties, is be alto
gether ascrbed to those high duties II this true
IL ought TO be, with the agricultural portonof
munity the very why they should be opposed
the Protective System: for nothing has fallen in great
proportion than of agricultural productions,
the foreign rivals OF which subject to higher duties
But il is Since 1Sl6, every thing, almost, has
fallen in price, including articles subject to high duties
and low duties, and duties at all, proceed
to show. preserving the alphabetical order with which
We commenced.
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al ARSHAL'S SALE Of Cbesfer6 cid L-nd--
Chancery for The Richmond district pronounced on the
~ Day Of January, 1884, in the case Of Harrison W..
nsr's, snail on Monday The 2lst day Of February.
1881, at III O'clock, A. NJ. on the prsmss,. in he
cosn,y OF Chesterfield offer for SALE a, pubic ave.
'Ion 70 the highest bidder, credit Of A. ard ~
mon'h-ihe tract Of Land Of 1926 acres in said decree
menioped and described in the hill as the tract Of
Lind 900 and conveyed by Joseph X. Roystsr 10 An.
w Harris aud lying the waters Of James River
IN said county, aud di,hing the lands of Mai Jobn
Clarke and Others. Bonds and security or ,ndo,ssd
negotiable bolss required, and the title tet.;osd
j. GUERRANT. MsccRp
or one OF hts Deputies
Another Trac OF Land sdjoiuing The aboys m.,.
Toned tract, immediately thereafter will be oHersd
for sale at public auction, one.hsIt Of The nu,chs.
money to be paid in cash, the other half in twsi.s
monbs; and security Tor The payment Of 1bs, b,H
bond aud security, aud deed Of trus, viii be ~"
quired. ' 70 TO
This Trace belong. to the Estate Of Ann w. tt,,,,.
aee con's'n' about go acres has on 4, good dwelling
land. FDW II nS1sEt ~ - C'a'ses
-, ' -, oS-wlds Of Ann Harris.
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mile above the City Of Richmond is now enabled to Of
Ter to The public selection of Fruit Trees Crane
Vines &c, embracing The best varieties known to onr
culture, with those OF highest reputation recently
Brought into notice, by distinguished Horcuturists OF
other countries Among the Fruit Trees are
Apples, Peaches, Aprcots, Cherries
Pears, Plums, NJ ctarines, Ounces, Sc
And he has now upwards Of fifty varieties of native and
ioregn Grape Vines, selected with particular regard 10
our latitude, and embracing, as he confidently believes,
me very best kinds both Tor wine and the table which
have been found 10 suit climate. Among his native
varieties are he 1890
Catawba, celebrated for wine
Isabella, SchuylkiI, MuscsdeII
Coopef's Wine Grape, &c.
be furnished TO those who at the u,ual -
price, may prefer them toroosd vines.
ne mas also regular supply OF Asparagus Plants
All oil which will be sold comparatively moderate
prices, and so packed az to reach purchaser wbout
the hazard OF injury, almost unavoidable from mora
distant Nurseries Catalogues will he furnished 10 an.
Phrah's az the ~ ursery JOHN CARTER,
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hlSSOLUTION.-Th Co-partuershp here tot. 70
~ existing between the subscribers unde the frn
OF Blair Anderson,is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.-Al persons having claims against the same.
will present them to Beverley Blair and those indebted
TO the concern, will make payment to him-he only,
being authorised receive and discharges for tho
BEVERLEY RI AID
Richmond, 3lst Dec. 1880. DAVID ANDERSON
THE Subscriber will continue TO transact commits.
sion business, at the stand Cary street. oc
cupied by Blair & Anderson. To the patrons of that
concern he tenders HE ackoow and assures
hem, and the public generally, that any business con-
hded TO his care shall receive uDremitted attention
The books ard papers Of Blair Anderson being left in
his custody, he invites al those having claims against
them. 10 call on him for payment and those indebted
to quidate their respective bolsnces-he, only, being
authorised may be seen by the MT above
to receive and grant discharges for the same.
BEVERLEY BLAIR.
Richmond, lst Jan. 1880. 7s-2aw2w-wf
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The following are the prices of the two pc

THIS is great fal--but lei Us see whether W, get
lie as cheap as should do il the duties were not in
the way. The prices at London, on the Oth of No
vembsr, 1880, W ere as follows:
Pig, cwt IA, 6l-Equal 10 50 40
Bar, cwt Ia Equal to s 40
Sheet, cwt. Isl 6i-Equal 10 81
Red, cwt. g. 6d-EquaI to 394
White, cwt. Ell 3, 0l-Equal 10 55I
Thus il will be seen, that, Notwithstanding the ex.
tsnsive working OF our lead mines, which, by being
ov.rdone, has brought down hs price OF lie ,d below
the cos, otp oductioD il would still be cheaper than i,
now L., IL it tor the prohbitory duty. That
/, fact that the cad mining business has been over
done, will appear rom the following article, witch il
now going tho rounds 10 the .~spapers:
" Lead Mines. According to the reports made to
the Ordinance Office, the quaoy Of Lead made at the
United STAT s. Lead Mines, at Fever River, and Mis-.
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EDUCATION. My school will be tcon,inu ed tho
Ell ensuing yrar, at my residence 10 Hanover Coun-
~, about 23 miles from Richmond, and 6 above Col
GoodalTs. My course Of instruction will comptise
the Latin French, and English Languages; Geogra.
ply, with the of the Maps and Globes; a regular
course OF History with Chronology Arithmetic Matbe
mates and the art of surveying; English Grammar and
English Composition.
My terms for board, Tuition, Washing, Lodging and
Fuel, are 800, the scholastic year of ten months NV
school. will commence on the Is of January 1881 and
terminate on the 10Th December. A vacation Of four
weeks will be given in the summer
There will be an examination at the close of the
year The result Of which will be sent to the parents
ana guardians oil children committed to my care Par.
ucuar attention will be paid 10 the moral conduct Of
my pupils, and good discipline maintained in school,
nave been engaged in teaching for eight years past
ana am uy sensible oil the responsibility which NV
profession imposes My residence is unusually heal
thy and remote from places Of vice and In
relation to my character and qualifications am su.
Right Req Richard Claiming Moore, ID d. ur
Richmond
Req n<ihidm armstrong, Of Richmond.
II. s. e. James, & Co. of do.
Rev. WILLIAM Meade, ID d Of Frederick County,.
Hd"eoer' zee 1879, HERMON DAVIS.
Certificate Of Bishop Moore.
MI n DAVIS was employed by Bishop Meade AZ
private tutor oil his children for upwards Of two wears
ana have every reason 10 believe was approye bv
him. u therefore, can with proprieiy recommend MI
Davis to such parents as may be disposed TO emplov
him. RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE
letter addressed to me- must be directed to Mont.
peier. Hanover county, Va. HERMON DAVIS.
NOV 90 57-wn
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CHERRY VALE NURSFRY

The subscriber having devoted himself
lot the last six years to the establishment Of
a ffult Nursery, between the Westham
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a LII persons having claims against the estate or
IA Thomas w Powell, dec. late of Nottoway coun.
~, are desired 10 make them known wihou, dslay an
L am ABOUT settling up my administration, and deliver.
ing the property over TO the distributes who will re-.
move from this State about the fret of March next
1T. LEIGH, Admir-
, Of L. w. Powell, dee.
Amelia County, Jan. 20, 1881 s3-2swIumh
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Hogsbe al headings, white oak, 10 90 As 90
Hoops 1000, 30 90 80 90
The duty on lunher, in 1916, was rs per cent aud
WIS 10 that year reduced to 10, where IL has remained
ever since.
| yNdhogany--In 1916. Bay was at 10 cents per
SQUARE foot; II t. now at b-SL Domingo was AZ %
cents nov itis ats. This article, for the protect
OF C4biDe' makers. has always b. en- duty free.
| yHolasses-The quotation Ia 1916 follows:
Snrinam per gallon so 10 SO cents
| Trinidad, IS to 60 cents
| Havana, so to So egnts
| st. Vineents, so 10 90 cents
Orleans 60 to So cents
| 10 1881, hey ~ followN
Ma Tin que & Gusdslsupe, rs 10 ~ oppts
English I'iaOds, 81 to 30 Gems
| Havanna MalsnLM 20 to 26 cents
| NV Orleans not quoted
| The duty, 10 1916 was 10 cents pJr gaon--but In
that ypar was dueed 10 cents which t. continued
until 1928 when II raised 10 csntson the 80 h
Sop 1880. II was again reduced 10 cents.
| Nustdrd--In 1915, the price Of English wa 10
cents per TO-. and So per dozen 10 bottles # s now %
cents per To-, aud 81 20 per dozen-Ameriesn wa 3.
IN 1916. rs per b. and 81 10 bottles is now
70 Gene per N and rs cents per dozen. The duty
IN 1916 was 30 per eeDum, and has never since been
altered.
.Natls.-Ip 1916. the prices quoted were, for Gu
nsi', sl SIS III 20 l9 cents per Ib wrought do al
sizes, IL TO is cents They are qao,ei--
Cut, Al 10 40d per pound 8 Ia cents
| 81 TtoS cents
~ 500 eeats
wrougb, 10 to I6 GEMS
This sr'iols Of Nails. being enc Of universal uss, u
eef impen'c consequences 70 tbs strength snd 'ceur
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SWITZERIANn

peaeeiul but strongly developed revolution has
commenced in Swiz rland. Lucsrne Fsibourg and
Soeure have adopted the resolution taken by Zurich.
govie and ApPenEel and declare that the period ha
arrived for escting changes the constitution The
gpvernmeo yielding to those repre- enalions tranquil
Ivy has not been disturbed.
TIL following 10 an extract Of private letter Of the
9th met from Lsussnne &c Tue revolution Ia the can.
too F.l5oUrg IL happily coosummatsd. The presses
OF he Courier Fribourgeois destroyed by the peo
pie tbs al met and the JesUis serious In think.
ngof retiring from the town. The Victorious party d.
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COWS

S0WS
a Twenty Or thirty Head will be
HN&%1A wintered at the Plantation the suhscri-
MM Der. situate within three miles of this
fs.svsSssplace, on accommodating terms The
Oyersetr is well acquainted with the management OF
Cs,le is attentive thereto, and is well provided with
nrovenIer and warm sheds to shelter them from the
severity Of the weather
Aopca,ioa to be made to the Manager on the
Farm or to the subscriber, residing in Alexandra
Jc u6w CHR. NEALE.
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Piano FOYtes.

ANE plain Piano Forte, with extra additional keys
" frets, Sc
One round corner'd ditto, with extrsadd tlonal keys,
frets, &c. -
One round corner'd ditto, with DRAWS, and a metal
lie plate, the effect OF which increase snd improve
the tone. ~
One projecting comend Piano, with carved draws.
frets, &C; extra additional keys.
The above are Just received from the celebrated ma
nufsctory of Messrs Loud Brothers of Philadelphia,
and offered for Gale at philsdelphia prices, with
expenses of getting them here. They may be seen at
the Office of Bernard Hooe Esq King street, few
doors above Washington street.
Apply TO GEO. JOHNSON
dec IS
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New Goods.
DLUE, black, mkt, and drab cloths
Id Cis imeres and cassinetts
Fiannes, blankets
Gro de Maps, battste
Merino and Cashmere shswIs
Green, blue, and pink Florence
Thread and bobhineu lace and edgings, &c.
Also. an add;fionaIsu supply 9
Looking glasses, glassware, &C.
Just received and for sale by
oct % GEO. WHITE.
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MORNING. g.glBRyA!gY g. assae NEW sRRlESe vDAo
Just Received fOr sale
Blu WM NJ. MORRISON.

BY NM NJ MORRISON,
[ DICTIONARY of General knowledge; or, an Ex.
IA PLANTATION Of words and things connected with al
the arts and sciences illustrated with numerous wood
cuts. BY George Crabb, a, N. author Of English 81.
nonymes, archaeological Dictionary and Historical
Dictionary Also,
Consultations in Travel or The last days of Phloso-
pher, by Sir Humphrey Dasy, Bart late President of
the Royal Society, with sketch Of the authors e,
notes, &c.
Also. fresh supply of Webster's Speeches.
No Old Books taken in exchange for new, &c.
jan ~
To Rent,
6s..AA q SL.aLL CONVENIENT HOUSE,
at low rent, lower end of Fairfax street, oppo-
site Mr. Rosch's. Possession given Feb. 2.
IAN ~ JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
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rleHE subscribe has just received and offers for sale,
d the following English and American publications.
viz The Cameo; meange of Literature and the
CRAVINGS from Paintings by Sir Thos Lawrence, David
WiIke, Sir Joshua Reynolds, &C &C The History OF
Rome by Titus Livius, translated from the orr gina,
with notes and illustrations by George Baker, A. NJ;
complete in vols. Four additional volumes OF the
Waverly Novels The Modern Traveller, vols ~ and
81. Tales of Travels ives, Of the Mississippi, by s..
BELL The History and Topography of the United
States, edited by J II Hinton. A NJ. assisted by scve-
raj literary gentlemen in America and England Illus
,ra,ed with series Of drawn the spot, and en-
graved ON steel expressly for this work
The Amethyst, AN annual of Literature for 1881, by
y C. Brooks, Baltimore.
dec 2l-dtf DAVID MARTIN.
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For Sale.
40 BBI.s NJ. :. mackerel
~ so do first quality No. herlngs
90 do prime shal, put up with saitpetre tor IA
m,y use
few barrels paint OIL
winter and summer do, in hhds and bbls
90 bags st. Domingo coffee. at III cts per lb.
Arplyto NJ "ihi'" 'oN'
dec