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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09

RHODE lsLASo.-The Judges Of the State Su.
opinions adverse to the validity of the Peon'ss, o
Free Suffrage Constitution. The Providence Jour
nal states that all six the surviving Ex Governors
with the present Governor are Of the same opinion
nc regular Constitution is to be voted for on tho
2lst, 22d, and 23d ins,.-l Tribune.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09
REPUTATION.

From tho Legislative proceedings in another co.
lumn, Il will be seen tha, the House Of Representa-
yves on FRIDAY night last solemny repudated the
Union Bank Bonds Tho time was well chosen.
Friday IS ominous-t is hangmaos day the world
over, ond Friday night was a fitting tims for such
deed of Infamy and viIliny. II Is well that the
ioul deed was perpoifntod under cover Of dirkoesg
Night was Tho proper time for such deed Of out.
nwfy' The light Of day would have grown pale,
and tho sun have refused TO shine on such a scene
Of unmngated usoaty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09
VIC nte with great respect,
Your friends and obr serv,ts.
I'll. CLAY,
-, "wM. c. PRESTON.
y. II. LEArn, ESD, Chairman. ecu

Inc Madisoniln in one Of its exceedingly insini,
and poniless editorials bout "open cncmits-fals,
irends-and removals." asks with great SIMPLICITY
but how are we to deal with false friends1' Lc
nun inquire at me White House. All the depth,
and sha lows Of false friendship have there bee,
sounded.-E. Y finer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09
From The N. I. Comm,rcinl.


OHIo.-The condition OF the people OF Ohio go
far the currency Of that State IS concerned is de-
plorab'e almost beyond description. Although the
opposition have small majority in each branch Of
the Legislature, yet they trcmb'ed at the conse.
quences of carrying on, by the force Of their own
votes, the destructive policy which they had
threatened. That policy was 10 compel the banks
to an immediate resumption Of specie paymcnts-n
measure which II was very well known would drive
majority Of those institutions into immediate linui-
daiiOn.
The Wings were in favor Of strong measures 10
compel resumption but in order TO give the banks
iSir chance, and snve the people from general
crash, they proposed that the banks should he com.
PEELED TO resume by degrees making the resumption
complete IN August. We, they were not di.posed
alone 10 assume the responsibility Of this measure
but required that the oppo'itiOn should join them
IN u, 50 that that responsibility might he divided
The opposition, comprising the mliortyD were
equally anxious with the Wings for such on ar.
rnngemeni, but were nevertheless determined TO e.
fore determined, IN caucus, that Just n sufficient
number, Of their own members, in each house
should vote with tho Wings. to secure the measure
while the great mass Of their members were TO NAV
the radical to the 'ast, and vote against il. The
next step would have been 10 denounce the Whies
and "B1nk Arlstocrats," for allowing the banks
yet longer to remain suspended.
Butihe wings we're not 10 10 caught thus. They
insisted that the Desructvcs should vote for the
compromiso measure, man for man, with themselves
Ihis i'ir proportion having been declined. tic
Nhiss drew of, md the Dcstrurtivcs wcre lon IN
shoulder the responsibility Of their own bill which
has passed. and compels the banks 10 an entire re
sumption on Friday, the 1dh oil March, instant.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09
AUCTION CARD.
r. 70 ~ a ~ gaFga HFHHs a.l ~ o. .,

~ Persons IN want Of desirable Books a. reiuc
prices will please notice that our extensive sale fat
place THIS Rvenng, NJ orr Store. at o'clock Tho ars
mnr s very large, anl comprises the best collection
offered NJ auction, be- ~ city.
I'D Catalogues arc now ready
inhg INIDEs & BROTHER Auc i4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09

yesterday was calm and lovely day.
not breath Of air was stirring. The perf,c,
sn''"e'' was accounted for by the fact that Gsn,l
en'o's had lsit the City. Such ventilation m,,,
oe great comfort in family in hot weather. As
Lobbin clou, would say.
wv, hun beren, Ills summer all the year,
with him, no suliry summer. he., ILnoun
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09
COMMUNICATIONS.
To iht VOers q the Senatorial Di'ire. composed Of
ths Counties Of lie rico, Charles City. -Ntw Kent,
James City, and tie City Of Rieh,nond

Our very able Representative, James LYONS, ESQ.
having announced his determination to resign his
seat in the Senate AZ the close Of the present
of the General Assembly, il will become our duty
in April next TO elect his successor. The District
for the las: twelve years has been
by citizen Of Richmond, and We humbly think
that the claims OF some Of our fellow Ct, gems in this
qnarter OF the District should MT be longer over
looked. In looking around at those who have
figured IN publ life. and have taken an active part
IN the late political struggles, We see no ono who
has stronger claims upon tho District than cur Cel-
low citizen, JAMES L. RoANE. MIR Rome was a
candidate IN the Spring Of 1882 in opposition To
| our present representative IN the Senate and with
drew from the Canvass for particular reasons, which
were assigned, and which, in our opinion, ,nti,le
HIM TO the support OF he Wing purity Of the u strict
over all others. He is firm ond decided whic
WAS the jealous supporter of Judge white and a.
the earliest monent advocated hs claims beG,e the
people Of this Election District in public speeeh
and IN opposition To Mr. Van Buren,. purns, the
last Presidential Canvas, he was the wa m and de
voted advocate ri the lamenied Harrison. lie re-
presented the Wings OF his County in every Con.
vention IN which they were represented; WAS the
author of all the resolutions emanains from the
Wing party in the county OF Charles City, exposing
the abuse, msrule and maladministration Of the
Government, and was always ready nrd foremost
IN dong baiile IN the cause MIR Roane is well
known IN every quarter OF the District and the par,
he has acted upon the political arena, for several
years past renders Il unnecessary TO say any thing
Of him personally. While member OF the Vi.ginil
Assembly his course universally approved
and this election district has never been more faith
fully represented; and II he should be fayoured
with the confidence and support OF The voters Of tn.
Senatorial District. word for it, you will find in
him an honest and faithful representative.
MANY VOTERS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09

ut-TilE ANIMAL sale 81 useful and fancy ariel
prepared by The Cnclc of Industry. assistcdhytc Belt
Society, viii occur on Tursday ntSta ." O'Clock, INT
Lecture Room of the United Presbyterian church, o
continue until Friday neht Tho object of the sale b.
support ~ tho GOfpe In the he hcl Church at Rocket
The ladies' and gentlemen Of Richmond and MaLchcsi
arc invited ioa attend.
There viii be, usual a variety Of green house riu
fnr sale. fnr 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09
Tie Locos end IA, Rnnr,.

The Locos in the Senate here on Saturday, 90,
into the same "hx," which their brethren in Ohio
got themselves into. Both affected violent oppo
stOn to the Banks, aud introduced propositions TO
carry out their hostile feelings, in the expectation
that the Wings would defeat them.
The particulars of the Ohio marGuvre are de-
tailed below. Our Locos did not have the spunk to
push their game to the same fatal extreme. When
their immediate resumption resolution was brough,
in, they relied upon the whigs-who happened to be
in the majority that day-to kill it of for them.
The Wings. being up to trap, left the Chamber,
in sufficient numbers 10 throw the majority on tho
other side. Then i; was the Locos opened their
eyes-and finding it was dinner time, slipped GU,
too. cal! Of the Senate, however, brought them
back, and they voted agnins, their own PROPOSE.
tion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09
AIICTInN NnTICE-

iLJD We would respectfully call the attention
dealers, 10 our sac This Morning, when will
offered general assortment Of Groceries, ombr.
ing about l25 packages les; superior G.. B.
Sugars; Java Coffee. sc. SC.
IT, Sale half past 10 o'clock.
NH . WILLIAMS < UAXALL, Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09

no Rev. JOHN LEYBURN ofPeiersburr, will prea
t. night ari ~ morrow night, In tie First Prcshycri
Church or. Plumcr's. Citizens generally are hvt
10 attend. tuh q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09
REINFORCEMENT OF srArE nrpneseNrA.

ihe House, last evening. postponed, indefinitely.
'ne iAher consideration Of the report Of the subject
o. new superintendent Ofthe representation in the
General Assembly.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09
Letter from Tennessee, adopted s,noto,,.

We IND, in the Memphis Inquirer IN, foIoy;,,
,o,y nenusoma letter from Messrs. Clay and Pres
1' acknowledging the receipt Of the Of
the meeting held in that city on the iOth Jon,.,,
and aequcscing in the guardianship of RI. ;n,s"y,
OF tennessee, enjOlned upon them by that mcetinr.
Lou. Jour.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 4, 1872
SIR: We have duly received your letter of the
I''n ut'mo, transmitting the resolutions and pro
eeeungs ct public meeting of n portion of Tho chi;
zens OF Memphis, ut which you presided ns cb,;r-
man. by one of which resolutions, in CONSEQUENCE
OF Inc failure OF the Legislature of Tcnn,..ee ~
sppon. senators oil the United States, the meeting
mas zone us the honor To adopt us rs the Senn,oS.
OF That State, rs fully the meeting Inns the no,xc
10 do' AID to request to watch over pro,ce, nnJ
uee"d the peculiar interests OF the State of Tennes
see, as lar as may be compatible with the const,u-
.onal Obligations which we are rcspectiyelv und,r
10 the States whose Senators we nre
Wv regret extremely the failure of the Iepi,l,
1u.e OF ennessee hitherto TO execute the duty
wneh inc Constitution ct the United States hos
uevoved upon II, TO appoint Senators of thai Stat,
slhcc u deprives the Senate OF the benefit of Their
eonhseIs and cooperation in promoting the welfare
OF our common country, and because il is n dancer
Gus p'ecedent, which, if followed by sufficient
number oil States might lead TO a subverson of tho
Government and consequent dissolution of The
Union. " H'o
"ln the absence of Senators from Tenne.... il
dependent OF any particular request we should have
lett our duty 10 attend as far as was in our nowe
10 any interests Of that State involved in tho deI
beraons Of the Senate; but, after the distinguished
PROOF OF confidence, with which we are so h. hy
honored by the meeting at Memphis, we shall, dur
ing our continuance in the Senate of the United
States, perform that duty with much greater plea
sure and satisfaction. -
W. request you, sir, to communicate TO our fell
low- crizsns who composed that meeting our pro-
ioind and grateful acknow Judgements for the honor
wh'ch they have been pleased TO confer on US. and
10 assure them that shall ever treasure il amonr
inc most Cherished and agreeable ecoectons of our
we are with great respect,
your friends and obi serv'ts,
I'll. CLAY,
-, "wM. c. PRESTON.
y. ~. LEATn. Esn.. Chairmnn g. % -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09

IN The uncd States Court f1r ihc Eastern District of
rinia March 7ih, 1872
NATHANIEL W PAYNE, Of the county Of CamHh
having hlcda petition, praying That IN nay be dec
cd bankrupt II ordered that al clauinE IN
creditors lo sail Nathaniel W PAYNE show cause Ca
cnn, ON c ah dy ~ hrril next, why tho a'id Naihn
iaj bo not declarcia bankrupt pursuant 10 tho
ngrcss In at BEHALF aud thata copy ~ This orioi
published lin the newspapers accor ling 10 tho 22d and
rules n court. Copy-Teqte
NH 9-w5w HENRY GIBSON, CT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09
RErrnIAr1oN IN Mlsalsslnr1

The foul deed has been actually perpeirated.-
The Mississippi House Of Representatives by a
vote Of % to 80, has repudiated the bonds Of tho
State In tho list Of those who voted for tho repu-
daiion, we observe the name Of Gordon u. BcVi-
ono Of honest Lewis immortal band Of Land Re-
ceivers-a worthy actor in such drama.
The Vicksburg Wing says;
ngurrnr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09
Nj A r | n f. -.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

PORT OF MOND.
High Water, this day, % o'clock, p. NJ.
ARRIVED.
Schr Josephine, Robertson, Now Orleans aun,Irira
Steamboat Foe lhnntas Parrish, Baltimore aunI,Ies
fchr Martha, Graves suffolk. lumber 10 & q win 10
SAILED,
Schr Marion, Higgins. Boston, coal
fchr Pontiac, Cory, New Bedford coal.
schr Amanda ,TravCrs, BALTIMORE, coal.
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA, March 7-Ciearcd, schr Charles T.
man, Townsend, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09

W. the United States Court Tor Tho Eastern Disfrct ~
rinia, March 7fh, 1872
TOHN MCNEIL ~ the city ~ Pichmond' having IN
~ ptfifon PRAYING that he may DC declared htukrl
u a ordered, That 40 pcrE0uH claiming 20 bC creditor
the said John Nc Neil chow cause ~ The court on the
of April ncSi, why The eaid John Mcneil be- not dec
bankrupt pursuant tn TIC act ~ Congress Ion hat hc
aud that copy ~ This order DO published iu the uru
pcrs according 10 tho 22i aud 2ith rules Of court
copy Tostc,
ub wlg HENRY pfugpN ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09
MUSICAL LIBRARY FOR MARCH.
CONTENTS or THE PRESENT Stf,furu

VVNIHN II W IIIE FNFNENT NUNBEN.
DAIERMO u1ilopadr, & lfommsn- ORIGINAL
I've wliei long Song rincn a4d ronnosed Ly
Mtchcll-ufrinni
- Hemlg.s.c onco -0uiIrillc- original
Wcisicr'G Quictafep
Music by HrHni ''''' ~ ''''''
~ Fariiian Waltz
TIC Bl'rncy Ballad written and arranged bv = w.
Music by ! T. ku'rht ''''' - ~ W.
nhcn Munclauecn's March
tit1 N ny liomc-Sonf, arranrcdhy M1rchcNcr L
d, w. pages OF Music fnr ~ cts. or 30u nor year
tefi,iga Aseuoy Once, Main street, nou door
mh2 AsLYoN
I AMI OIL n-rcCs winter strained. i,nd,ns
- sa'e' NH p Nv LANCASTER, DENNY 4 q
X nslNs- ~ 5oSer, Ton hiifdo landing from seho
~ Nassau, aud fOT sale.
mh9 lw LANCAsrGR, DESBY {
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-09
ARRIVED

High Water, This day, q o'clock, p. NJ.
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For The New-Iork Tr1un-.
TO Departed Peetess.'

For The NawIork Tri0un-.
TO Departed Pootess.
{. NJ. SAWYER.
IHoC gone foul midst -rn,le daugh OF Song.
Anil thv h-art. hrlIing music is Der
We have hear, thy last strain as ii hoaied along.
A. ,d died on Eter7Iy's aborr.
Thou has let, ", minstrel, aud tear.
ihry have sn.o,hed tho gr-ss OR Thy breast
When thou IN ,t- beauty and bloom OF tii,.year,.
Ar lad DOWN silence 10 rest.
Tb re. no W lrft vacant, a ni.,lng iac-
In the circle around The her,s-h-ar';
And III. dark wing Of Sorrow brood, h- place
Ono g!ndteneL with innocent mini
fe,..y, h,,h Inv lay cease, for ever oh no
Ger Thy harp still Thy spin, sbeniinz;
And the strain. which seemed tip,>- angel below.
With the soil notes of .crspl> blending,
Ans oh. We believe tia, thou ~ forget
To be round u.s. thou gh lDd from SIGHT
That the love OF Thy spirit /, yet.
Though may b, strouded in nigh, '
Te,,.Il u,.-->toop dow TIA, aa.hch,-d way
Which Thy feet, ';nd the s-raphrn tread
And say il Earth, ,i-> DER thy spirit have sway.
Ia the bright land 10 which thou ned
ohcou,e through our sleep let thy bright erarn.
Al.d our be>oms shall cease 10 repnc
While spirits, rnrnnccd in beautiful dream,
Shall miRslc enrapureal Will! thine
Fare thee well. sweetest m,nsirelherc : many hear,
That piIc> thy dear In,ag~ Il, ,rr
There fond that wep, when they thee depart
Sui, heavy with weeping Tor the.
fat- we'll round Thy namc which long. long shalt
While In. lily an,i myrtle twine. endure.
Ne will pray that our hearts mas he ever pure
And our iiys< ever lovely A. thine,
Mr.. II Scout
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~" Toe zhe-, March la- gust been publi'i
ed b. A,NIi, 2Vl broadway
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IRA TO LET OR LEASE-Tbe unr.,

"a y IsF,-T.FJN LFIhSF-I he uOrer
-e.A par 81 .2as-1nr aa ,rrv couvesarna Ho~,.
DIR NM ~ kasi E1paissy ard Clinna-atyeef ini,
,tr' ~Ay lof R"-r hnlr aud Hne, Gs Hnsye artne
fargt r6c.s IN IL .'r~si ,us rfnIH n,catiny ~iS
,A"i' "t'cr 1r- ;fi and c,sr rurpf<y or bed
r1,a,, IN ii" All hfep.s~.- rra~x ani
A'It,~ maNa 4.s ari~~ Tlt- .,nalor pi~aSani aa.;
a'hr an lt tfo>'-et from .ts syryra,
We nd r,tri-.sr A.! market. and CHURCHES ts- ,,i.
-'r1H fdr DrY Dnca Cnrri.g-. p<Sz r-,.n,. a..
ln,s every hoar Bsi,rry Pece ana CAR.
,f"i Cnacts@, .taa cril in1Di,- III Mr. MORGAN
"'r "t Fsa road ot te.u,s fss NJ
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gA FOR SALE.-A valuable Coun,ry

80 FOR SALE.-A valuable Country
&8- sat tI- hsn = Jynaca. l. L 'Fiae suhser.se
81 - TOT sale h. Properly o pay th~.rE a may .u, 30
pcants uth'r,H 20 or 10 acres 81 an, all h,,ed az
'."'nins pqrIs mn '~f s irons Of ~ ,e-. divided
,-'' -y !ptne'- ~th al the coovensr - y, snS,
grirt. '.i'Y M 'a',' NJ esoar- fuis la The sas,
nr-aerAI tr-., BERN, and grape vtses N siuna,r.
- h"a-' '-ry ueo,ansa AMI modern sa! fra,hoo.r,
barn Asi "ft =. All rev AM ~ cnnprte prt~Y no tola
prrrp~ry VII b. ~oii - &c Ia ra.A. /, a..ht
'r'u'en, ar sr' Ia W" Of improving tn sa,oainy ys
DOGS Tenn rry tasffatr ussn application ., nr All
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aGATF,NT MICAL oil. L.,NifS.
CHtNlC, l.7nlI., BURNING FL,lR.-Th- >u',-
s''r "lrt tnv1r tte :" u" pubic 20 u" ''''A
Oh t.isFFNoiGHS PATENT LAMPS. E" hic' rom .'- T
~! - = non GI"',,> az 'ir>unt-i % >ui',t i
''E.f> Ns" r u>r The oil Nhir, buruc,lin 'f:'ii -
ei-i"' isisio on very c"-1 nc IT. pCnp-vte> and S'
49, 's1.li'ut'u ccotTdtraii light. The Ru!utug rs
r-''fa,s -; TO- all >llrIt grease,
=" e to ~at -or Stain Co-'"ou Lam hc ,rrf
a! - -iins IN hura The hul,L Til. >u!cr,t,r
t.iy r'T;rod refer mo-, ,+--t abe
E-a..l'> " 30 uS,pt, ,L- article.
J 4. HOONEH, a9i Broadway
:. B-Thcre Hanger .; explosions in -,i,sr
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MAN with Wooden Ear Rl.s

ic VOC yet ! ~ h, VIZ invited .nn- y, anti.
lEl rIac!!in-ry' n No so.-> trprs,. IT,
Theatre Gale! ms faHac- y,-a raj r,toral e-a-
= 100. ~ i,-rUght = Carr - .toa eli. con-
f',--c tls "a ro'Hf q -acenv ~-r lnEs- -sr,a
'-r>on calling hr',ci printer ari AZ unprecedented
lnvs price,, ana! INSTANTLY -7iar.t..J y. 5.
Az 10 public i~c''cy h-'a7 mar >0alA hay III m
,u-Gc- 10 -. iiu>'ii 1riFi-r, y
ou, t;!r''i Laiipon Hall Pro- 70 !ii - r,.g F
iu- co"rrgt har> Jcr. -avr IN ~ a.r>'s ai
you'll do In. t'->, ani H. Flt k"~nlr i...
- ~ is--a7t ~ 'aa IN - "a ~ "'.tl BI-s's
a. ib'' l1at- Car! p-c.j-. BaH-r. t.,tl, alsG
iif!-ira III an- ar! ..rFils wrserfi'
an fr-r 4" =" ''astr t!l.- s.iEtr7- go
rri'f> - stsf,stlr.'u. ayl ,'5sr4tl.-
~ fiI as5 ,r- .-CJtF.. e. Is - lt So
ets7p s.ilr-7,7r as l.-,.i
>!tf.-> N -1.rz, \ a., L. ,
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MuSEl NJ lor@spr,i ia pub

>hsr, h. tin, Names Cu.;unt- \urriran In
afs R-lt.ri,, lovAse>, rra't> eEti=t sr-lenee, o.
rhtql,- 1'rOc, ,itr,ths she t>r5ln.r niri 81, Tee.
-5,s. r.ttJ rtstry,, New SInrc. NJ III rrl,i ON.
el,rlooi. "a lit,snty The Coni~.e l.! Sugar Cane;
,y1.,ff pz,.i-u.s ti- Da,e f'. ctir %! Dr.>.;
,gIs, ,,, Matter, ,trr,i: The rthai-t jeremiah
>srlsp Sah" iiGht"r Rt'nrn ~, SaJtoc ru5rir> Let
.,ira,, HS~ zRiur-eN, -, Sri-r.. Nc A@'rhe
,,.n, ~ cn,b, ll,h"d WITH vilg
The H,fY E1ul-i printed a=,eioc>.'
The a!.ovt ,,',Giar ORR. 'o D1ar olv r an ~ M .;
,t1,gc, ZARNDBi RV, >OOE> CO
- Na,:aa-.t. y ! AMI Ia S,haol.v Ho,6,s
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~ ~ ctl' : l'ffF7InIhFlii
IoSEPH GIlLOlT. Pen Manufactures
q rOs Tuk Cl.FrN-CAu rloN-~The \ 4, char,
,hes- Pen. nduer>t sl'at;-stI; nn n. p.r,"
sxrrpu iai'lt ktr> - ra ijlt Az a. vol '''> s<H
Il a.hr ralsst.e nsu-,r>. elliot ont:iag the fur
Nars TIE a.nsS.t- 1t cas readily > d.jcc;ci by ~
~ 81 tsaruaee, aud H. co;sa"E 'iylr u "lch
~ sp ,he srnusne Per-, arr are al marked In ir'-
s,,,,, PpssIa,* lrr ph Gfiai;, Arranir;
mat t-.eh et.rss bearss fac >'uie O; h, ,s;ure.
- 10y. rs.y be had, ~bo.c>aic. ot s,NtkT lES>Of
= 90, - =. ~ .I.ji Cid
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a RROTT'S New Series Of Stories for
FOR THE YOUNG
CousiS Lrcfs Cox, EkslTlo>sl vol lsmo with plates.
IL COSTS LCoy's SroRIEs, vol i6ino. with plates
III Cov>iN LvCS AT PLAY, vol. l6mo with piate>
Ia. day recrivcd and tor >al- hv
also SAETOS NILES. l26 Fulton street
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.Ae-A TO LET, at a Moderate Rent-.A eps

-I- '.pusai-siory i'u>-. No II Thrd Accommodating
l'.=.l-i ln his aan-is, pump, 81 r-.ii and
ff -. lt'i lunfc,las'N II required A>n. House
f's>s5 sp.oI ~ Third ,v,lur Inquire ~
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