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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-12-05
NEW ARITHMETIC.

WUST published, by G. &, C. MERRIAM,
o. Springfield, and for sale by DORR {.
HOWL.4,ND, Worcester. and f. MERRIAM {.
CO.. Brookfed, THE FRANKLIN INTEL.
LECTUAL ARITHMETIC: BY T.. DAVIS,
A NJ, Principal of Wesfed Academy
Having examined "The Franklin Intellect.
ual Arithmetic" recently published by Messrs
G. & G. Merriam, we cordially recommend it
as peculiarly adapted to the lower classes in
common schools. Its principal excellence
above other Arithmetics of the kind, is, that it
embodes large selection of interesting facts,
historical. geographical, astron omical and bibli-
cal thus combining useful information with in
teiIectual culture.
6 6!" r roTsA"' Town. School
JOSIAH fIonKER, 'o"'"'''
Springfield, Oct. ), 1882.
1t is better adapted to the capacities, and TO
gain the attention, of children, than any thing
oil the kind which have yet seen.
Rev. ALFRED Ely.
Also lately published, and for sale as above
THE CHlLD'S BOOK OF GEOGRAPHY,
With outlines of Countries, Cuts, and eight
copper plate Maps. BY S. r, Hall, author of
Lectures on School Keeping " Lectures to
Female Teachers" and Principal Of Semna-
ny for Teachers, Ardover.
Tho very simple style in which the book is
written, its regular division into lessons, the
numerous questions, and the grca, variety of
cuts and maps which accompany il. render it.
in our opinion, decidedly the hest first Book in
Geography that has fallen within our notice.
New England Wcekly Rapie,o.
Oct, "a. cp3weo3w
LddieS' SILK Umbrellas,
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The lady of the present Bishop Of Salisbury,
IN dlscoursing with the late Dr. Paley, remark.
ed, that 9 her bishop" and she had been mar.
rled ten years, and that not single word oil
irritation had occurred during that period
The doctor replied, in his usual quaint manner
" Very insipid-very ipsipid!"
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CHARACTER OF GEYTLEMAH. A LAWYER,
at circuit town in Ireland, dropped ten
pound note under tho table, while playing cards
at the inn. tlo did not discover his loss until
he was going 10 bed, but then returned lmme.'
dately. On reaching the room, ho was met
by the waiter, who said, 81 know what you
want, sir, you have lost something" "YeS |
have lost ten pound vote" Well, sir,
have found it, and here it is "Thanks, my
good lad, here's sovereign for YOU" "No, sir,
want no reward for being honest !" hut, look
ing at him with a knowing grin" was Mt il
lucky none of the gentlemen found it,
.1tteRGum.
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Young men are as apt to think themselves
wise enough as drunken men are to think
themselves sober enough. They look upon
spirit to be a much better thing than expert
ence--which they call GOODNESS. They are but
half mistaken; for though spirit without expe.
rience IS dangerous, experience without spirit is
languid and Ineffective Chesterfield.
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Chrac. tho celebrated physician, when on
his death bed, felt his own pulse, imagining
that he was on visit to one Of his own pa
tients, and cried out, - have been called too
late, the patient has been bled, and he ought TO
have been purged he is dead man." and in
lew minutes alter he expired.
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THE RULING PASSION STR oNG IN DEATH.
The groom of the late Duke of Queenshury,
who won the famous match with the cele-
brated Eleanor, was an especial favorite
with his Grace. Hearing, when at a great
distance from the spot, that his faithful ser
want was on the point Of death, and had ex-
pressed an earnest desire to speak few
words with his master before he departed
for ever, the Duke proceeded, post haste, to
the place where he lay. On being shown
into the room, the great man approached
the bed, and gently drawing the curtains,
looked silently upon the countenance, now
glazing under the first touch of death The
patient turned with difficulty round, and his
pale face frightened for a moment as he
caught his masters eye. "Ah! my Lord"
sobbed the dying man" alb my Lord, YOU
remember Eleanor" "To be sure, John"
assented the Duke. "Ah I" continued the
groom, "warnt she rum un?" and died.
The Original.
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He who tells you the faults Of others, intends
to tell others of your faults.
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Ladies' sir Umbrellas,

A VERY delicate and beautiful article, 70,
IA. sale, cheap, by
D. G. WHEELER, Jr
Worcester, Nov. 81,
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their feet, leaning eagerly forward, as if 10
catch another glance of the patriot orator.
| had heard and read murh of the wonder
full effects of human eloquence now saw
and felt them ALL
The style of Mr.. Welster's eloquence
has no model. 1t is not the smooth, silvery
beauty of Burke it has all the vigor
without the occasional blemishes of Chat
ham without the graceful rhetoric of Can
ming, it has more regulated power. 1t
has more dignity than that of Brougham.
1t is not the ready. imprisoned, captivat
lng and practical eloqncnce of our own
Clay. But it is something high-ralm-
nohe-the cloqucnce of a patriot, losing
sight of himself in his zeal for the public
welfare. Its broad, and deep, and power
full current rolls steadily onward, like some
great river of his native land, never linger-
ing to hold dalliance with the flowers and
foliage of its margin, but constantly and
without effort, throwing back the reflected
sunshine and starbeams-the sky and the
cloud. His illustrations and comparisons
are all lifting and appropriate; they are the
green garniture of the oak, not the unnat-
ural mistletoe springing from its trunk.
Coon TEMPER. NJ. Abauzit, citizen
of Geneva, venerable for long life, devot-
ell to the study and the practice of every
virtue, had never, it is snid, been put out of
temper. Some persons applied to his maid
servant to ascertain if such was the fact.
She had been thirty years in his service,
and she declared, that during the whole of
that period, she had never seen him give
way to the slightest irritation. She was
promised sum of money if she could sue
coed in exciting him to anger. She con-
scented to make the experiment, and know
ing that he was particularly fond of sleeping
comfortably, she omitted to make his he'd.
NJ. Abauzit perceived it, and the next morn
ing mentioned It to her; she replied that
she had forgotten it. He said nothing more
upon the subject; in the evening she left
the bed in the same state, it was again men,
toned the next day, to which she replied
with pretended excuse, worse than the
former. The third time he said to her,
-" You have again left my bed unmade; |
suppose you have made up your mind not to
do it, as you consider it too much trouble
we'll, after all there is no great harm done,
for begin to get used to it," She threw
herself at his feet and confessed the truth.
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and Gets on time. "A large sale Of old lead has
been made at a cents.
Leafhr.-There is decline in prices of this
article, but still considerable business is doing.
Motasses. Continues in demand and without
variation in price.
Naval Sores Our Market 10 again bare Of
rurpentine, caused chiefly BY the difficulty
which our packets experience in obtaining freight;
prices Of all kinds remain unchanged with the Ell.
cePti0n Of one OF two cargoes of North county
rurpentine, hatbrought six pence advance on our
quotations.
Ous-Further sales Of Whale Oil have been
made during the week at the previous rates Of
283 90 cts per gallon, IN hhds. and tierces.
Linseed Oil continues at 80 a 92cts.
Prorisions.-The transactions in Beef for the
last week have not been large, and sales Of Coun-
try Prime have been made at 854 per bbl. The
weather being favorable, new Beef may be ex-
pected shortly. In Pork the prices have advapc-
ed,of Prime to 1T; Mess remains as heretofore,
Sl4; holders are firm, and many ask even higher
rates. Lard, best Northern, 10 cts, is asked.
Rice.-l0O whole aud 80 half tie.ces have been
sold at 1878 AS.
Spirits. remain with but little varia.
tion from our quotations: there have been sales Of
inferior Bordeaux Brandy at l26; we therefore
consider this article to have declined. but hold.
ers generally ask the price we quote. Rye
Whiskey in demand at SO cents.
Sugars.-The Sugar market is firm, and the
demand active, with a short stock on hand
About 600 hhds New Orleans have been taken
at "a cts; 600 hhds Porto Rico, at a 7ac;
200 500 boxes Brown, at 81 sacts; and 100
boxes White, at II liz cts.
Sah.-We have no change TO notice in Liver
pnnt aack If nhich tho bat So, y,1i en0nIsaA
CUarse descriptions have advanced triHe. Sc.
have arrived and been disposed Of at prices which
have not transpired.
Spices. About 500 600 bags Pimento have
been taken for export at prices not transpired;
there is otherwise but light business doing in
Spices, aud our rates are the asking prices.
Teas. Since our last we have had two or
three public sales, and have graduated our quo.
taons by the sale of the DorOthea's cargo; these
prices are, however, the full WORTH and since the
sales Of that cargo prices have rather receded.
Uines.-There is an evident tendency to de-
cline in the prices Of the lower qualities of both
Red and White Wine. There have been sales
Of Marseilles as low as IS cts, and OF Red at SO
cts; in the better descriptions Of Wines, former
prices are maintained.
Uooi-The limited stock in market prevents
any extensive operations. Dealers anticipate Il
better supply in The course Of the ensuing week.
There is a fair demand, at prices fully sustaining
our quotations; and sales have exceeded the re.
ceip,s during the past week.
Exchange. There is no variation in the rates.
Some negotiations were made yesterday on Eng
land, for to-morrow's packet. at II per cent
cash, and at 81 per cent on time. with interest.
Bills on France are ST s2a S IS; on Holland.
500 40; on Hamburg, s4a; on-Bremen IA
~ cents.
Freighfs.-The rates have not improved.
Courier and Enquirer
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l., consolation they can have, must be found id
remembrance Of her distinguished virtues,
Ssr Christian benevoIence, and her life altogether
In Baltimore, on Friday night at nine o'clock.
I'd So. Doctor JOHN CROMWELL, highly ss-
.ismsd nhysician of that city. He was severely
,,,,rked about one o'clock on Friday morning
AZ ,hs prevailing cholera, Of which he had expe.
,;.oe,d for several days some premonit'ry symp-
."m.. For almost half century he was engaged
n the practice Of medicine, He was man Of
,rea, moral purity and worth-and BY the seren.
ss,v Of his temper, his uniform benevolence, and
,ts r.e,itude of his character, he carly gained.
and enoved through long life, the sincere affec-
lions Of an extensive circle Of relatives and
fiends
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Tie Weathsr.-At the Museum, on Saturday,
the Thermometer ranged from 64' o7O', clear,
TIC. On Sunday. from 7oS to So. On Mon.
day, from 76o to $50. The two last days, wind
Northerls, and alternately fair, hazy. cloudy;
at the same time the atmosphere was dense,
sultry and oppressive.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-18
PERM AMBUCo MARKET-July

PERM AMBUCO MARKET-July &c.
American produce was not abundant. and in
good demand. The quantity Of Flour in first
hands was about 1900 bbls; retailing at $4,000
a $4,000. There were about $500 drums Eng.
lsh in the market, retailing at $1,000 100000.
No sales for American. Soap was in demand at
lis rs. Sperm Candles 644 reis. A small
quantity Of Beef and Pork was much wanted.
Bread. Pilot, $1,000; Navy. sI50o-dul. gu,
CARS were scarce; average quality of white $1,000
do brown, 1850, in bills. Or Horns scarce
at $4,000 $4,000. Hides had become rather
more plenty, and were in less demand
Through The polite attention Of q friend, we
have received copy of an order issued at Ca
diz, on the 3Ist Of July, in consequence OF the
appearance o: Cholera in America.
1t PROHIBITS ahsolu,el, theiadmission Of vessels
from any ports of the ST Lawrence, or from any
part of the continent of North America, north
Of the 45th degree Of latitude. Vessels sailing
from any part of the continent between the 4oth
and Ash degrees Of north latitude, If their pa
pers are regular, and there are no appearances OF
sickness on board at them. are TO be admitted 10
entry, after quarantine of 90 DAYS. In this re.
gulation, vessels from the ports Of Boston and
New York are intended 10 be included
Vessels from Philade pha. and other ports BE.
tween the 10th and Seth degree Of north latitude.
are to be subjected to quarantine of 10 or i6
days, according to the state of their cargoes.
Vessels from other parts Of the United Stats are
to be admitted as usual.
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u Duckers Take Notice!

r FoREWARs all persons from landing upon The
l. shore attached to the land belonging to the estate
OF The late WIN H. Plowden, for the purpose OF shoot.
ing no one having any permission TO do it except the
tenant also forcwarp any person from shooting or
landing for the purpose upon m. shores All persons
violating this notice will be prosecuted as the law dI.
reefs unless give special permission
WA l.. BRENT,
For himself and reres, Fsnwick:
Pomonkey. Charles Go Nd sept 2aw3w
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Education.
ELIZABETH YEHTES
rTl,KES this method Of informing htr friends and the
l. public generally. that she intends opening
school. for GIRLS on the Sd OF next month, on Pte
street, opposite the Lecture Room Of 81 Psus Church.
The branches taught will be the following. wiz
Spelling, Reading, Writing, English Grammar, Com,
position, Ancient and Modern Geography, Use OF the
Globes, History, Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, Chemis.
try, Natural Philosophy and Astronomy
The School Room is we'll furnished with Maps and
other cunveniences, and every care will be taken to
promote the welfare and improvement ofthose sntrust'
ed to her care.
Alexandra, BIB mo 2atb 1889.
ELIZ.BE YEATES has been pursuing he: stu
dies under my direction for . considerable time psst,
and il is with pleasure state, that consider her unu
suslly well qualified teach the branches Of Education
specified in her Advertise ment.
BENJaMIN HALLOWEt.L.
Ale1antlria. 9th mo 28tb, 1882.
aug 29-co3wt ThaSat& ru rht1Sat2w)
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FLouR:-Last Friday evening. after our report
for Saturday mornings paper had gone to press.
few loads of Flour were taken from wagons at
S5.75.shich has been the ruling price ever since.
The only sale we have heard Of since the decline,
or for some days previous, was one yesterday, OF
100 barrels King Street, at 5,s7i. 1t is gener-
ally held at 500. but there are no purchasers even
at5.s7.. Export for the last two weeks, ending
Saturday, 18th inst, l,7sS bbls; l,S2S foreign,
400 Coastwise.
Quantity inspected during the same period:
King Street 1853
Wharf 56S
Potomac 292
S,452
Besides ll7 barrels Corn Meal.
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HAVANA MARKET-Sept. q.

The limited extent ot business al this advanc-
ed period of the year. affords but meagre mate
rails for our Monthly Report. and the effect oil
our quarantine regulations is such, at present, as
to cause FERTILIZATION in our trade scarcely ex'
ceeded for many years.
The Exports have been principally confined to
England (Cowes and market, Holland and
Germany. Those of Sugars from this port W.
state at l6, 909 boxes, and from Matanzas 9,4s6
boxes. We still look for a considerable demand
for the United States this autumn. Their stocks
must be very limited, and they will naturally
look to this island for supplies at period when
their imports must be very small from all other
quarters.
In prices, we have scarcely any alteration TO
make on our last quotations. Browns scarce at
6a7 IA rs, and whites abundant at 10 rs.
Provisions.-The few arrivals FROM the States
must necessarily have reduced supplies very
much, and consequently advanced prices still
more than we last quoted. The following are
the quotations Of the day: Beef Prime and No.
l per bbl, S9aal0a; Pork Prime AMI mess DO
do l6als; Jerked Beef, do ar. 15a22 RS; Cod
fish, do Ql S6a64; Flour, American, do Dbl,
l9aa2l; do Spanish. do do 17als; Hams, per
qI. Halls: Lumber, do 1000, 17al8; Rice do
ql. 64a6a; Candles. tallow, do al. lea22; do
Sperm, do do 40a43; Soap. do do 63a8; Lard,
per 81. l2aal4a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-18
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-sept. IA.

Besides ll7 barrels Corn Meal.
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yessels feom Newfoundland, loaded with salt
FISH, are to be subjected to quarantine of days.
Phil Gazette.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-06

ment, gave rise TO a discussion Of much pith i'll
the Senate yesterday, touching the relative merits
ofthe last and present Administrations in regard
to their expenditures for foreign Intercourse. The
discussion continued to Il late hour, without COM
ing to close; indeed it took turn just before the
adjournment, which opened wide field, and will
probably give rise to a protructcd debate
MIR. Smith, Chairman of the Committee on FL
nance, admitted, in the course of the discussion
that If tho diplomatic expenditures oil the two last
years of the last administration, and the two first
OF the present, were contrasted, 1t would present
''rathcr ugly appearance" for the latter; but
this, he intmatcd would be amended by the flu
turc reductions which would take place III this
branch Of the public service. 1t is not, however.
an inquiry into the amount expended by the
spcctivc Administrations, which threatens length
cned investigations That is matter already as
ccrtaincd, and fully exhibited official data
yesterday. 1t is an assertion thrown out by Mr.
Marcy, towards the close of the sitting-namely
that it was not the amount of money expended by
the last Administration in foreign intercourse,
which was the charge against it; but that it did
thing for the money-cilcctcd no good for the
country, with the expenditure. This was the point
on which several gentlemen joined issue, and which
seems likely to be fully argued.
Having advertcd to Mr.. Marcy's allegation, it is
proper to mention, that Mr.. Clay, in few re-
marks, pointcdly controvcrtcd its cncss; and
asserted that so far from having done nothing,
tho last Administration concluded more treaties
here at the Scat of Government, with Foreign
Powers than any preceding hdministration-per-
haps all of them togcthcr-and adjusted many
long standing difficulties and disputed questions
with Foreign Governments.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-06
RICHMOND MARKETS, April 5.

TOBACCO.-Refused, $2?a3!; common passed,
3!a4 midding to good, 4ia6j; fine, 7aSi.
COAIS-Best, 1920 cts; inferior, 11al4.
BACON.-IIog round, 7d6 cts.
CHEESE-6aS cts
CANDLES.-Mould, 12Ial3 cts; sperm, 3la32.
COtFEE.-Prime green, 13al35 cts; common
12al25.
MACKEREL.-No. 3, S2.95a35O.
RAISINS.-Bunch, 3.50a3.75
NAILS--6 cts.
GLASS.-6x10, half box 237t.
BlME.-Thomaston cask, l.50.
MOLASSES-27a3Oc ts-scarce.
Sales of Eastern HAY, IS cts.--PLASTER, S43
The supply of GROCERIES generally, is quite
small
Late sales of FLOUR, S44; CORN, 40 cts.
FREIGHTS-To Boston, flour, 40 cents.
" N. York, do. 80
q" Europe, tobac., 45d47s.
60 do. flour, as. Cd.
~ Vessels of all descriptions are in demand.
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WARD ELECTIONS

Yesterday the election for Common Council
men took place in the several Wards of the city.
The following gentlemen were elected.
Monroe Ward.-Edmurd w. Rootes, Martin
Drury, Wyndham Robertson, James f. Heath,
John L.. Tate, Robt. G.. Scott, A. Peasants,
George w. Munford, Garland Hanes.
Madison Ward.-Jas. McKdoc, John G.. Will
lams, James Rawlings VIM. Allison, John Ruther-
foord, G. A. Myers, James Boshcr, VIM. Mitchell,
james III. Patteson.
Jefferson Ward.-Thomas peterborough, Ma.
thanel Charter, Samuel Sublett, John S. Myers,
John A. Lancaster, VIM. p. Tompson, Henry
Clark, Samuel Andrews, VIM. Smyth.
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NLIRGIN1A - court held for nuckin rham

"a IRGIN1A AT court held for Buckin CHAM
County, the 18th March, 1882; Thomas Sta
pies, surviving partner of Thomas Staples, g. Ste
Phcn Woodson, late merchants, trading under the
firm of Thos. Staples g. CO., pitt, against Vaen-
tine Scruggs, and Finch Scruggs, ex'or of Allen
Scruggs, decd, defts.--IN CHANcERY.
The defendant Valentine Scruggs, not having
entered his appearance and given security accord
ing to the act of Assembly and the rules of this
Court, and il appearing, by satisfactory evidence,
that BIC is not nhabitant of this country: 1t is or
dcred that the said absent defendant do appear here
the first day of the next June term, and answer
the bill of the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published IN the city of Richmond, for two months
succcssivcly, and posted at the front door of the
capitol, in the said city. Cory. Teste,
80 X. ELDRIDGE, G.. B. G.
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MORE NEW GOODS.

SELT & SHEPPARD have received by the
NO schr. Hornet more new and beautiful Goods
-among which may be found the following:
superior Sanxony merino Cloths, for gentle
mems wear,
10. black PrIncctt0s, for do. do.
ilam Linen Drillings,
Superfnc London Prints
case very cheap Prints,
do. birds eye Diaper,
Superior gauze Flanncls
super plain French Ginghans.
Do. cotton Cambrics,
Black foundation Muslins,
White do do.
Imitation Linen Cambrics,
Tabby Velvet assorted,
Colored Cravats
Figured gilt vest Buttons
Plain shell tuck Combs,
Car'ed tucked Combs new and beautiful,
Side Combs of all kinds,
black and colored Grape dc Lyons,
RINK and blue checked Cling hams. for children,
Superior Gauze cap Ribbons,
DO. do. bonnet do.
BACK and colored Stocks, for gentlemen,
white Marsclcs Quilts.
Ana many other articles which make their
'ortment very complete.
4
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RICHARD ADAMS, Proprietors.
BROAD--ROCK RACES

VA ILL take place usual, the fourth Tues
Wv day in April next.
FIRST DAY.
A Swecpstake--mIle heats-Entrance SlOO-
half forfeit
SUBSCRIBERS
l. James Elan enters an Arab illy.
=. Benz. Moody enters Johanna colt
s. Thomas Graves enters Gahanna colt.
4. VIM Newly enters Gohanna colt
>. Mark L. Flurnoy enters Johanna colt.
y. john NJ. Bolts enters a Monster Tonson colt.
SAME DAY.
A Sweepstakc-milc heats,
SUBSCRIBERS.
l. Jno. NJ Bolts enters s. f. by Johanna, out Of
Phillis
3 VIM. II. Johnson enters full brother to Polly
Jones.
3. Abner Robinson enters Flirta flly, by Archie.
4. Thomas Carter enters b. C. by Ratler.
). Jas. w. Wmfrce enters Il Johanna colt, out of
Yankee Maid.
G. Henry Ring enters b. C. by Cherokee.
SECOND DAY.
Projectors Purse-S200-two milo heats-en-
trance-$l5.
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purses j00-threo mile heats
entrance sS20--money hung up.
IL The Racing this Old Standard Course
and admitted to be one of the best in Virginia, is
expected to be uncommony attractive and interest
ing this Spring.
mar 81 By tie Secretary Of tic C&itb.