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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14
RICHMOND. FEEDERICKSns tG & POrOuA


AND LOUISA RAILROADS..
ssc CHANGE OF HouRs.-On and after
Il this day hour of leaving for the North and
a | West, Will be s! O'Clock, A. NJ.
EE52 Arrival and Departure OF Trains.
Ae[ MAIL TRAIN FOR FREDERICKSBURG.
Leaves daily 81 M.
Arrives daily at I 4. NJ.
MAI. TRAIN Fui CIIARLuT'rrsvII.LE sThUNToN AND
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4 NRusffED SUGAR IN bbis-scly Madeira Wine pipes
- New Rce-saiad OilBar Tead-Paper. Cap and Ietey
fof faic ~ ap9t DAVENPORT ALLEN
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Wstrs. Eric County. ~ W Jan. ~, "a
we certify used 49, A. fanertocks VeuRe
families every proved decided and eecua
NEEDY eNpclng the system We cordially
a. parents who children afflicted that
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WIN, B. HAIR WOOD.


NEW HUNS, U1u ~.
Z UAVuOLPTI has received dissertation on Co., d.-
Professor ~ Dentistry. Baltimore.
usiaf, ofConerrsa Exhibiting C-'afsu of lo proceed
irr. ~ o. Senate and iinufc ct Represonaiit,s.
Muuays Encyclopedia of Gcognpiy.
f..lrrr's prrrnuion. vnia So cis 20
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IN C.sEs NEW q DEsmABLE GOODs

~ NNkEENFWe have ant f1f very o,y--5O
bsi fr Ag0f''. rgrs. fauaiale rciorsiurg
blusrr NfHsssnr t'bt pn n bug AMI sipr peces
sp' kiFT. Kendall 4 ArNNItE.
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lie wn relieved w Ihs snirsnrs o. Asnis.
Thss wss a isndernrss a hsf aid
blas syrs. az ahey met kis. whiek he
wasld haze fissa hall kis ios'sssss sppfs-
pris - hinsrlf Bet shs isrnsd = her
inches saj ts loo Fescs told her so0e
thirr plesssst. sheh Willy bad ssid. and
then inqulrsd Il she Vas snl fsifses.
u mssi Co." thoashl Robert sshs
considers ne ss an inlrudsr /. - her Eden.
IL she wspls only lore ms - shs does hsl
asihsr sad broshsrs. I should think abe
Vas perfsel.r
DsrinF his .slk 10 Ina eily he became
more reasonable. and canfesssd 70 hin-
self lhsi he ehsrn shieh bad 90 won On
hrs sdmiral'on. vas her dsseisdnsss "a
her ova family.
!" ID 10 susngs," thought he. /. that 4
lover esn dream he has won The sfsesiobs
Of bis lady lore. unless shs shows 10 her
giFlhood that she has heart II she has
not been loving sRJ hind az . eh,ld. sis-
Ter. irisad. shs sllI never be lasinr and
iendsr a. ~iie and mnther. n shs hss
not loved he hsme Of Der childhood. she
Gill never Lore the home Of her husband.
'-Msrilgs does mol ersae affections o.
virtues. saly pefieels end ehlarges them.
/ an rlsd that Annie does lore Der molhsI
and brothers lhus drvoiedly /, sns hsrhone,
| gill see her often there. What ssseI
wife she would mskti"
SIC. Hanson uss really inlose. and hi.
own scruples rssprci,ng marriage we're
5000 90 li,ds remembered az are the
SHOWS Of January among The roses nl
July. Boz Annie vas not lightly wsn,
She vss not waiting for an sder--he bad
never imagined shat her bridal dress
would be. nor arranged whs she would
invite for sride's maids. nor ihourhi al
the wedding party. She was happy as I
dseghter sad sister; oh. huw happy IL
,eonierring benrfu 10 her sun family
and having them daily bless her care and
kindnessl ID vss months alter she frs
sas Robsn H.nson. before she believes
ihsre we're desrer relations in life thar
those she had 90 chsiished. Robert hst
10 wai, three years, tll Mr.. Carleton hat
returned. and Mrs. Csrletsssiu a soot
measure recovered her health. before h,
could win Annie 10 be hi. vile. Bal b.
says she vas worth waiting for.
n
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Mr.. HAYwooD.s LETTER.

TO Gle General assem ,ly Of North cueisss
CenfIemen. havs had the honor o.
receive, through ysur Speakers. official
lice Of my election a. Senator in the
Congress OF the United States from North
Carolins. with request ,hs, | would &C.
cep, The same.
Il hss become 90 much . matter al
course 10 make profess,ons Of gratitude
fos public favor, lkss ! am not without
spprehsnsies such professions frsa me
vii be regarded az nsrs form. But
called, az l have been, Without any scli~
ciistica Of nine, 10 sssume the respcnsisl.
liliss Of 50 distinguished q sti,ioa 10 the
service si North Carolina, il 10 bot faint
expression Of uy feelings 10 declare tina,
| thank ynu wilh all my heart Zoe this
mark IL your confidence. Though op-
pressed by paiafal d,s.rsst Of my abili.
~ To do ihe half Of shat ny affection Tor
The Safe could proup me TO unJsrs,ake
in her behalf, snll | believe il is my duty
40, 10 decline your nomination. | would
ihaI had mere experience and greater
capacity cor the patriotic work. Such a.
| have .hall be brought to 10 without re.
serve. Dor State enjoys. a. she dc.
serves, an eRsiablc reputation for ho
nesty and disinlerestearess. In her de-
vo,ios 10 liberty and The Union. she has
been second % none. For SUBDIVISION
to lawful authority, . reverence for Law
saj order. anil . general regard for per
sonsl rights, | do believe ,hers 10 mol
such another people in the verld. These
virtues. while they distinguish the char
actsr Of The State. do al The same time
furnish strong motives ~ fsithfulness in
her public SCENTS. | irust il nay be in
my power 10 show my own appreciation
Of her Partially, by always regarding the
sta,ion assigned Ia ns az shlins.rurnen. "a
sivsnce her welfare. And il, in The Of
der Of Providence, i, should be my 10, to
accomplish any srea, good. o, 10 a'sis,
others in accomplishing ito prevent
shy serious evils to our common country
and 70 Nar,h Carolina in particular, or 10
aid Others in preventing them. | shall
hereafter rejoice more that the good work
vas done. than | shall ,hs, did il. and
much more than nov can that | have
besn chosen by sou to st,emptit. =
On the other hand. should i, be my
misfortune to fail altogether. aud 10 lose
al the close the confidence which has
bsea SO generously bestowed in the out
sci. my friends shall not find reason for
ms failure IN the lack of zeslto do all my
duty TO North Carnlina; nor will my enc
mics be able TO attribute il. in any degree,
to violation Of previous pledges; Tor, be-
yond such as my known political princi'
Piles have authorised you fairly TO inter,
| am bound by no other pledges whatever
| do no. affect to be ignorant that. my
elecuon 10 the Senate was made by hi
Democratic party; and should spurn .h'
thought Of DESERVING the principles 81 Tia
party. af.er having been chosen 10 till .
exalted pos! fcs the very purpose Q
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MEssRs. SAUNDERS & BROWN

From the Raleigh Register.
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENTS. .
Washington, January 18th, ISIS.
Mr.. GALES: Having in an Editorial OF
your paper of the 2ad December. had re-
ference 10 the subjects embraced in the
subioined correspondence. | have to re-
quest the favor Of its publication in the Re-
gister. As Mr.. Brown says the "con-
yersation" between Mr.. Van Buren, and
himself, occurred about The time Of the
termination of the French commission, in
which Mr. v. B. used the offensive re-
mark in regard to me. deemit due tony
self to publish his letter to Gov. Spaight'
dated few days after the Commission
closed, having reference to the very zap
pointment" which, according 10 MIR
Browns statement, led 10 the remark.
could also give copy Of Mr.. Van Blu
reR's letter to myself, expressing in still
stronger terms his friendly feeling, bu
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-
s<tpnx " 'sf@'a m 1H
p M.af an soa'sS'h'-f D
s
~ 1s e'1's ~ - - - =
s1eesss<f ssasnsy ssa m.1sPIsss,">
aoa- nh ~so'a "s" y ~ - s
Posea y wsaon spec Psn'eu'as sno =
- g. - 80 - z siPea ~ e.
nay ao' ne~'s'. oe Pss1'''e1 2" W
e.'sa' r"s'.s eshssf 'sm ~ wa
<rs 70 oefPssA 'ns s.oaa' = ~ "" "en
kAna 'no" s'sP s'ons hSh -
80 noas oss = va $500
ON 'hs nsso' ~ NPss'snssu'es : ~ !"
s aofs 'of We o me- o o.''s oen.'s' '''a
~ n ,sa ~ = $50 800 I" 100 ~
n eeHns " ~ '"'"s ~ sa :
s. oss1py 's 49,. "s
Pohnesa an'e'isy '" isR'e-ens, -
tsmnf a,s''ss'. y ns '@',s - ~ sess'e ~
% nngs himseh se''ns '''i's. ~
h'ho so@s s'eA Ps'ss e.Fs<a. - - ~
sshsI nses' ess.as 80. -. - ~ s 80
- 'nsH 800 usnShoa 80 80
as'o's. - 'hsse y s""s'"s pr
pohehs zen .as PAN = asssa..s :, -
1919 y s.as ~ sA-a,' -.
a-ppe"' " ~ - -.
y. $3.50 10 ~, 49,. ..,s.s -.
Jug o.esu y '1.'s s' 49, =
~ o-a 49, ~ -, - -
sn'.eemeAs ~, y. ~ M. .s...s,.
k"s % a:..s...".-.s,.
$500, 1oa,..a@ s s.'.:,:ss-:ss..";..,
ose.uPu'oss 80 -. -
.esspahs 49,. 49,. -,
of 70 hm'u msh - 'lnse ny ~ 49,"
Gus empsaoas - $3.50 49, - ".a ". 49," s.
" performances ~ ..s" oay. %s''
nesds ma' Ps'ues wiz e,nh ~ P,''sp'
!" ngM sau P'.fe. "ss 'n., s"o !.
am no' 70 @ onoe's'ooo :. uep'se.uae
Pafiyi ou' only 'ne "shsa' ''sr"u''s
.hn WINCH " Strives w ,ss's' "ssa upoa
ah ana every question: .n'.' 80 Is pr
sen'ea. ih's aef sPn ~ unu'n'A
o'e ssn. ~ makes " "ssos 70 we oA',
passions MOI on'y " oo.ss'ss,' wv y
o'nsrs also. haesioJs sas ss'as'y N
neencs o. sen rgu's'su ~ ps",o''s
party spirit having 'of nsoolec' sne nsp
p'ness OF lhe people, sno ,sok'ns 70 he
welfare o. ihe county h"nes' SAVES
msn nave always oeen more " 'ess y"
y men. Ihere are howsss1. % me's
a'mays must oe' some qussNons "n,oa
concern our go'efnmen'. soose 'ns 's.s
iui confo' OF mere pnv-que,nons' -
'hede.erm'nsuano' wh'ca. up'sn'"'hus
though a''acneo 70 sne ssme parry ma,
daiief without crime " snae,' snu i's's
la'ors TOT 'he on'on, 'noasn oeionsins :
opposite pa'ae'. may nsPP.n ~ s."ss
wnnoa' o.u avn ~ s''n.u sssu. "
ON sh'cn |" "ev - '4s.ou' ~ 49, !"
pafy' eonHay ne 0'"s'sy" :
one unoefsssne'as ~. a's ss., !" "
peshson, "weuia % s'suouo's' oP"'
o'ns" y uils' - y, $3.50. "..';.a. Z,
parry .aa ~ ',', !.
means o. sh'ea ~ ~ 49, $500.
once. Anu"Nno' s'eai'eo' p.1uense :
'ns props 70 MUMMY I."e m.a W
m'n'sh W. ausuo.' = 80.
y saou's W p'"e'p's y 80" . =.
nose ~no s,m 70 e'Ve u.,'."oa /" Wv
popular minus y .n"" !" ~ -.
~s " W ..:-a $3.50 4.
WHICH, oe'ne 'enso '~ ~ a.',,.' =
sa,d;n. = n. o.n Indictment vi,hou
| thereby exposing him,cli To be claimed a,
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lkst lie Ieiirr 70 ola character - ex-lr
sisesy prisonal. ss % rendcr 4 inleiiss
N me 10 make Il pubIie.
Respectfully, IT
X. M. SAUNDERS.


ws<hf-slan. Dsrsmbsr IS. 49,.
SsE You rreshest on she day beTrs
my leaving Raleigh. met you il tie
Roiundu. when | remarked. I had heard
some ofyour friends had said. they wood
vie for nr. GEahsrh in preference 20 me
that | informed you whalese r rour
friends might do. no frirnd ofmine. A. far
as ! knew or believed. wenld nnder any
contingency. vote Cor Wing as Senator
---and towards 700 personally | had m
unkind feelings that you replied bv sss-
ing. yoa sssiprocaled my feelings 81
kindness. and IL any Of yourfriends had ex-
pressed themselves as had heard, IL vas
wrong and should not be done ~ Car -
you could preseniit" You may imagine
my surprise. afler lhis. on reading he arr
iicle in the Raleigh Register. And rs The
matter has thus been made public, I de.
sire 10 know if yon used the express
sions-" that you had rather see an ultra
Federalisi elected than Saunders, . or
. that yon would vote Cor a Fedcrsliss
sooner than Cor me-" Also, whether
you used The expression" that you had
longknown nae 10 be politically dishonest;
and whether you said. what you .sre re-
ported as having said" that Mr.. Van
Buren, had told yon. he had long known
me, and that thought no man IN Nerlh
Carolina but myself. capable of Cling an
Office
] have 10 request an early reply to the
foregoing Ny friend. Mr.. Russell, will
hand you this.
have The honor 10 be. &c.
r. M. SAUNDERS.
Han n..Ifo,d n ,..., p.l..k
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general advance In prices here apparent but rates
have not yet recovered the depression they under
went in consequence Of the stagnaon caused by the first
passage of the tariff Nor is the advance caused by the
improvement OF the "home trade" It is the reaction
caused by the fact TINT prices fell low to make the
goods profitable to export London. The drngs
lately sent to England for sale quoted alone at 10
cents AT this price 100 yards paid a duty in Lon
don Of 81 or 10 cent 100 yards of the same goods
manufactured In England sent here, would pay, at the
same cost duty of &c. 60 per cent Isthat duty just
or hones7 As to the ability of the manufacturers to turn
out goods at their low rates. the following from the Jour-
nal OF Commerce gives some evidence -
Factory SrocK-A Boston merchant informs us that
factory stocks have arisen third the par value
Stocks which much depressed, SO az not to be
worth than third of the par which was the case
with many OF the establishments have doubled in value
This corrsboratve OF the above extract from ar
tice of May Thecontracton ofthe currency and the
abundant crops have produced fall of prices which en-
able manufacturers underse prohtably the artzsns of
England in their markets. This establishes the
their markets. and destroys utterly their pretence
for protection
The value of cotton goods imported into Cuba in ls42
was 81, 406 4i5 This imported from the following
countries
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Flour This market continues dull, that prices
not be considered otherwise than nominal Wequoe 81
s34 S., but the sales trihing and prices
steady that we merely give the last rate offered other
brands remain without alteration.
Oa-Nething doing in either whale or sperm. The
last quotations still demanded but the tendency is to-
wards advance There has been another addition to
the stock, by an arrival at the east
Lead-We quote sales to moderate extent of Missouri
pig at So 80
.ashes-A very limited demand for potts. at 81 sly cts
Iears steady at $bsl3 at which small lots find pur.
chasers
Cottonyerv little doing in this article and the little
doing was at old prices Holders and purchasers are
waiting for the next European advi with anxiety
The sales yesterday amounted to about 400 bales.
WsdeboneThs article is declining fast the sales for
the past two days has shown falling off of two cents
per pound The last sales Of South Sea at 81
The stock, both here and at the sast is large.
Provisions quote sales of prime pork 50 u.s. and
Mess al Sll s73 Beet prime at So lat city Mess
So Is Lard is in far demand, and sales 81 &C. for
good quality Very little doing in Butter Wequote Ia
cts for prime.
NshWe quote prices for articles under this head in
an Improving state Msckerel Ne sells at Sill and No.
at 80 2b Dry Cod is in demand at 81 o. at which all
the receipts disposed Of The supplies
small ahd the prices obtained high for the season.
Whisksy-Drudgs sells at 23 cents, and barrels at "a
cents.
Hsy-The demand for shipment has somewhat de.
clned but prices continue firm at IS 90 for prime
qualities.
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Died.
On Monday evening, July slst, JAeos AppLIy in tn,

On Monday evening, July slst, JAsos ArrLEr in the
sOth year Of his age
The relatives aud friends the family and the butch.
general respectfully invited TO attend his fune
RAJ this wednesday, afternoon at o'clock rem his late
residence, lis Forsyth street.
At Fonda, Montgomery 60. N. Y. on Tuesday 25th ul
Garnet Davis late of this city, in tx sst of his
age.
In the death Of this young society has lost Of
its brightest ornament and large circle Of acquaint
snce unwavering and seadfast friend For integrity
OF purpose and uprghness Of character he stood consp
cuous In his business relations he was persevering
prompt, decided and firm, commanding the admiration
and esteem of all who had dealings with him In private
life his virtue, shone brightly for he proved himself
an ndugent tather,a kind husband and sincere friend
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90 THE GENUINE EXTRACT OF sARsAPA.
RILLA, Gentau and Sasafrss. prepared by the New
York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy is sovereign
remedy for scrofla ring worm, botches, moles ulcers
pimples on the face body, rheumatism, glendular
affections diseases OF the bones wasting of the fesh and
all complaints arising from inudicous OF mercury
Sold in single bottles rs each In containing
half dozen So 5O in do containing dozen ST. care
fully packed and sent to all parts Of tn, Union.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
onice and Consulting Rooms of the College, 81 Nassan
street
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PEACHES FOR SALE.

THE Subscribers have for sale about Sir Thousand Baskets
Of Peaches, orchards, growing Delaware These
orchards three and old the trees all buddsd and
Of assorted kinds and uncommonly ue for this
neighborhood. The fruit, thnz, viii compete with any
that may 20 market We offer sell them by the
basket delivered the What at Delaware City, other
way The buyer to give secsnty FOR the ful6men
OF conuscf,
Any ono wishing to purchase wrte or call and the
orchards and subscribers Delaware City, Delaware All
communications must he post paid, JOHN e, CLARK.
jyT 3wsr VIM. ID. CLARK
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MONEY TO LEND

A BRAHAM }, JACKSON, PAWNBRoKER, No So
n Reade street. Broadway, loans mosey large or
MI be required on watches, jeweiry, silver
ware dry goods wearing apparel and personal property OF
eve y de,crution. jyM lm-r
MR.. Kenmore CO0fEA's Answer to CAPTAIN Mac
M kepze the subject the Battle Of Lake Erie, Is
published and b. had ngy IN quantities BY sppca-
ton to FRANCiS MOONAY,
alHsm Jobe Hotel.
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Total. 81 366,O80

The United States have the and ability Of sup.
plying this whole demand for goods and but for the paper
~ stem would long since have done The paper
rency has lifted the level of prices far above that of
other nations, competing with in the Cuba market that
necessarily lose the trade Now that prices low
tariff has been imposed of so per cent Cuban sugars
which the only they have of buying American
cotons. This duty imposed to compensate the Treasu
ry for what kept out of by the prohibition of other
articles The manufacturers have paid the lawyers to
destroy their own business.
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90 WHO WILL HAVE BALD AND GREY
head bad har1-When can prove that after trying
three shilling ottle Of Jones' Coral Hair Restorative
you will feel convinced your bair can be restored-the
public having been cheated often by worthless hair
nosrums but the fact Of selling three shilling bot
ties must prove the truth of satemensand that we
are not afraid of persons trying small quantity first we
warrant it to possess the following qualities will
force the hnr to part where nature intended
hair to grow. stop Il falling off, scurf dandruff,
and make light red grey hair grow dark. For dress
ing the hair soft and silky nothing can exceed ths-t
makes truly beautiful keeps Can be hnl ut
the sign Of the Americsn Eagle 80 Chatham street,
where II is so,d-Price 8. 8 or .hngs bottle =
Agents In Phsde lpha, Zeiber. Ledger Buildngs-in
Boston, State street-n Brooklyn, l39 Fulton street.
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1O+ IMPORTANT TO THE UNFORTUNATE
cure gusranteed-The College of Medicine and Phar-
macy ofhe city of New York, established for the sup
preston Of quackery prepared 10 treat all diseases
Of private nature and offer to all those sicted with
any other institution this country, either public
private From the constant correspondence, and from
private arrangements between the Medical institution OF
Europe all the improvements in the treatment Of these
diseases forwarded to them long before they reach the
majority Of the medicsl profession Of this country.
with such advantage together with the combined skill
Of the first medical of this country the College feel
satisfied that the good work they have undertaken "the
suppression of aunckpry" will receive the patronage
deserves from hst portion Of the public requiring their
services.
Terms, for advice, and all medicines, SIS.
N. B. Patients living at distance by stating their dis
explicitly, in writing, giving all symptoms together
with the treatment they received elsewhere if any,
obtain chest containing all medicines with full direc
tons for use. with guarantee Of cure by addressing
the Agent of the College. post paid. enclosing SIS.
Bv order, w g. RICHARDSON Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, 81 Nassau
street.
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MALAsA-Barque Sauda2O or chs wine 500 bexe, lemon,
200 bale, .2hses cork, francia bores rsi,ins
Qalowayl5i do StalkeT68o do 90 do Ha,manyl% hrs
bf do do 9,owayas bcre, almonds she Is do
books Bouett Wolford
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been partially replenished-buysrs however. are sun
operating freely fsr export to South American markets
This export demand consequent upon low prices has
taken of the surplus and caused prices to rise heathy
The prices in Boston market are as follows;- -
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FOR SALE AT PUB &c AUCTION.

THE RAILWAY MANUFACTURING co. viii sell a,
puoIie ion 18th August their Print Works. IN
Runway NJ all the machinery and movesb'e prop OF the
company consisting Of printing and engraving machines cal
lenders copper cylinders dye cnppsr dying and bleaching
apparatus boilers engoe IS horse with
aud common la &c and small slide lathe with comp
Of tn ming and boring and ba hmhs tools
OF imported STEEL nd and old iron quantity OF drugs
suitable for calico printers and dyers tubs casks and large
csterns, stoves tables benches, sc
Catalogues o. which he had application Mr. Phiu
Trussler, at the Print Works OF
FERGUSON WALKFR.
jyl9 'msr William street..
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90 READING FOR SUMNER HoURs-MERE
DITH by the Countess Of Blessington. This new ro-
Just issued from the New World In clear and
beautiful type affords the most reading for the
season. In recent notice Of the authoress Willis, the
popular author of Pencillings by the Ways" says
Her common the strongest feature of her mind
she is airoi shrewd spirited and OF ndonable ply
and moral courage-better fitted to be herself heroine in
the trying emergencies Of human than
portray paper Tact, sound sense clear sudden
wit and sort of master spirit presence and superiority,
her leading qualities She unites to these great
ceptby to music to pathos in poetry narration and
unbounded generonty." Meredith more than sustains
tins high encomium. Price IS cents. Office 50 Ann st.
j. WINCHESTER.
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r. A TALLM,DGE.
Rernrd.r Of he CITY Of Nv York
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