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Nase u Lectures. 90 ihe Poetry ol the hebrews
.eosssned 10 the Ola TestsmsDL viii - delivered a.
~ sayvesant institute, Broadway, ga Moodsys tae
- WI and l7th. snd Thursdays the 8 A. lSih and .oh
SSssAeer, by Rev DT RaFRALE Rabbi Preacher OF The
snxosss, Birmingham, Eoglsad. Tlekes for The
SS~ " Slasle ucies, 50 els which. with syilspl,
WIS had Of Roe. lockwood L Sou, al Broadway
- Ct0wen, ss9 Broadway Sheppard 4 spsnidiug.
e,osdwsyi r. Lockwood Co 40 Bfoadwsy
h.ssssi hsym0c IS Bowefy, and OF NJ f0lnso A. .as
"sssagioa. RS 4QssWSFkM
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n. J. ME- YER'S

THE METROPOLIS FOR the wees ending ssiur-
L iAy pee l.cootaias ieyen Iaiss Oy seven a1ih0fs
C1ucl1,lou Of lie LAsi IL Tho Lesse, ~ Ha; So
dents u Bologna: MsOr Ansp-ck Psgers from an . d
Dess. The Devil. Casnc-ry PuasbJ P-per., b. John
sr0aghsm. Spaces Erpen-nce smOgg Ihe Aetofs
TbEussgEi ns Day stray Thougho oe vsn"Gs H4-''ef'
Ed4loris--. TIE D rama. - Plhnsh-c By
HUNT 4 co. = Ssssau-st
Pc ceny. d s. ger snagal- - ~
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JUST PUBLISHED
NO ONE or PRATT's NATIONAL BUSINESS Dl-
4NRFCTORY, shO~l1g ins name sni l)csuon OF every
Posi Town, FrsLOfhce sDd Posimassr In the Jnitet
Sstss corrected and revised from NE Official Government
Record. This number IL An almost invaluable guide W
barness meg AM should he 10 the banis % corrss
porfeat u th- country Sold wholesale ard retsil, by
STRISGER 4 TOWNSEND
n LONG bROTHEH,
DEWITT DAVENPORT,
W BURGESS.
I'D ,oct,-lIers y,n-rslly Pries u cens ~ w.
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BUcKWHEAT BAGS

MAUI .
Nj Is AND s. ID BAGS 3Aae snd prtoisd 81 ths PAT.
IZsEsT SEWING MACHINES DEPOT, Is Plalt-sI
40 afnssed n gzArries 10 AIT purchasers TIE saor
80. roacs also fsr=rs ,hippe salt ham lod al ognsr
xtr1s q bLgs always % hand. M 3tissoSkiIW-
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powERs,- srATgARY:.IaE ehELK

4 hIaAFk. FIshEh bOH, FhD5EhTINE I'D UEN
JAG ksOa, eOrpriscg fozr Of no most Ses1nfai ~ors
u us sculptor eXai0ung lfos ans eIel1sys o-n
ST. a. ne 6.i.-fy q Old assers. LJes1n Bsidnf' ~
zroa1way
r1ese E0rEs ;ozrrf "a he plczres % ne yrsi 90
fvr ne choicest sn1 noe; lnssctfye eoee"oS
q tss worms % ever Dfo.shS " mis- eo1ntry a.
A1muazcs IS c-rs; scs1oa secrets - ceeS -
from urf. ~ yz w
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1fssrK osLy DIagIr NAIL LINE sok

/cssrx OsLt DIHEIT NAIL LINE Soh
<4GxE SAN FRAscfscO, via Chsgres, on Thar.
~--dsy Disc s-Fns reduced The u-~ snd
splsndid Z. s Nal steamship CRESCENT CITY, So
tsa. burden, C stodaard C0nnsrdsr, viii lssxs for
Chasres direct from docs NJ pier r. n on Tssrs
esy D~c IS a. o'cocs Ths Crescent City Wi carry
me Z nails Tor The Ysrec steamer ~ Jan. Ptas~o-
k.Fs ~ he G. will hnd accommodations ard comforts
cot 70 bad OF sny oosr stosmer And Wis Dot be sns
from . 10 snail 81 40 inisfnf-
dali port.
Reduced Rates o. Pare 10 Chssres .,.s
An-r s.Ooo-ony o>Sths In stsie-sooun
Forward Saloon,
Lovef Cash. $3.50
Al Tho shove dice Q nc SANE abs, ssa n"s ''s
rfFl.sgs of the Saloon. 49,, q.
,eefsgs- found VIII mattresses ana eos'e..''.....
ysrtz .onnr.fiou 10 ssoesssry 70 secure ekoses %
haTths Yof frsfsht OF pssssse sp2y 20
HOWARD CON, - Broadway.
Lana, ssxs for ais will be a1e up a. the
oa.l,Osse slosing al o'clock N. Lssisrs 70 90 ey
y s-Ysss-nsers boiling Eesss fcT lie Js1ssy
ar from Psnsns will fcd Is 20 her s6ysnisss
isss passage ~ tsls seAner. y so1.2 -
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- 7lELSoscy ELLA bs5asISs hns tsIgttssffss4P

Commencing Dss. :. tafLo~s or.
.G.r december 1870 lhs trsns VII " 20 a.
fos Gr-ocp or. srd lrterne3ils s,sl,s' IA ZAP
Bius, woodyills sss Wsysriy lss.,s s..aSss Leave
o. el Ill fs slos.ys :ss cspssss HI
oo. sIesgs &.,s,, NEE fos sfocsyn "a ~ iarus
1ists stations In -errs<f Al Green Win he
Tue steamer a. 1.~,oa<tf for Brooh Iyn, sed ths Al
nsa 1870. ssd rss daily, Sundays excepted
s s ed eIsrrsGf for osass
rof FfsLs,.s,.s stai.ous. Leave Gfoenpcr q Al
81 &c s s. ara All irisfness,s :tsnS s
<e<,-g az Is siatforns Of he cas whs N m2ux,
o. s,s hsrsby sossa ts.s he prscnes eoe'rsy 70 ne
raIss o. ne c0np.oJ ssd sS S 80
spoo s.oiigy for btgry s1i>iLed ~ Ast P~s'u&" ~
- slxtforsr 10 case Of accident
M, Frsight naoo b. he Hsssecss, .fs.a.
- In DAslb . 'Ass
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L ssgss', rols ssVrg, uips rsgid separator n.s,ss
szer.ss % tss California goE gsEbersf, al VEG 81
-. n sali 40 az tnis ~O1dsr- sorEi1g sppnssss
WAIl- Il cosss ooly 81 s. 10 worth 20 e.y % 6s.o
a,s Con. zee ths proof u ina u he Cshfofnis osnca
Ozrss DepSi u TkSsew, nsw.feh
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urpsoN..TREEr CInIt.:-.LL..." q. Boz
rHE rWENTY.FiR.r ANNUAL Ball


1STfu wsnsssr snd Proprietor; J. Greenwood, "
A,,,,.az, Aa1aser-sperdi1 Psrfosnsncss, In Tho 81
isrnoon and sysntoZ A. :; oe!ocs Ose wees more
" Ih7 M.Iuossli Family, whose wonderful gyun.sre
,rh.vsm-nls ant JaGtOus aic decssons have cOonsct
"a tn-ir lsam1Isoiy win he RAys Family They
a. sfsrrCoo aGs evening AlIo engaged, hOrssor
Louis Essirr, NJ B-rrynsd, koss, Clara, Higgins,
sssss sLa- hOpe, Portland, sEd Wssl Also sEh.b.-
.ior al tour, no 81 hale LIVING boa
suiefor so.eooda, mammoth crocodile. Adniss.Oo y
eeets; children zEdef 10 years u age, ~ esEn DN
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DOWN WITH The CORPORATION NUMBERS.
Nd PROCURE or KDBERT-,s go
lAsa1 o-.urfsl G0tsie s.ye of S1HDer Plates BOB
ERTS O-yrs Designer and ntnuf.c1rer o; Us sS0tnie
ast sasst pSu-T, Door Plstcs N1Bbes fss-s tnd tsl
PsnA ~ sros4vsy, nsG rrinesst sis krassocA
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n1ARIHE oOREAL.
Port OF RK....NovEMBES 81.


MINlATURE ALNANAlsss = HIt
,s-r-R..s. SETS. 70 fEs Wees Hss' noroe 5ls
HeR wAIEK....Nov. 50
Gov ls.ad f9a A. hsl Otis ll e.
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pREUfIIUnd

NEW sHIP-BKEAD AND CRACEks bAkkss
ERAsrus TITUS, S3 WssrfnEt0n-sI as 90 rsLef
r. srd IN eoc startly man1facEadrg eoda biscgh vine
st..ait N,r BiscaiL Bauer, sqza and "stes Ct.csst
a. pijo srd Navy Bread, " ne best 9ssy which =
&c., anon ne raoss reasonable terms FAfucesf stic
- 80 70 - rr.r.raOn Of Bread for The Cshforrss
W fI'e1 :. - - II. k,--,n.r, uarssts a isis
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Sotes OF nls ba1k received In dSposiI by al tos
49, eGn Tue hves ard under continue "a he re-
~sa 81 ole'qaSrtsI per ee1t discount rSo Srs'S
az Leetnre on Callfor aia.-Rev. X. TOWNSEND
toAhr Will give Lecture ~ the Tabernacle Tues
~'erirg Dec. saoieet-C khfornla; 10 be ilastrst
iSse map prepared expressly for the lecture,
= ne oovefnnen surveys, with outline Of tHe his
" iha; e0ualry and Trina ks Bp0r Its future
slecis 80 commercial State. rsekess 30 cent? each
- De se obtained 81 the Boob Of Thomas J. Crower
E,sVaowsy, also Al the Irving Hooss and Unioo-pscS
49, ssa u .ae door 90 The oveniag Of The Lecture TO
"'nsaee q u O'Clock precisely. pss sas.
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OFFICE CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE CON.
OPANY N yemb-r ~ 1919 Tho Directors have MS
day declared cent Annus dividend " 10 per csot PSF
able And after Fiay the In tsy " Decoabafh@S.
M 1wl,s JAMES " MCLEAN, Secretary
rIUR MUNIEICENT GOODNESS Of Almighty
q q has placed In my power medicine ihst VIII I'm
r-i zeiy sfscmsly The most difessing csses OF
bodily debility nervous afscuOCs therefore recon'
mend all persons thus iesd 10 ~ With this Issuance
th.tf 20 good result from skngu ms money will b re-
roed ssnt by mail will insure bonle ~ EXP sss 70
sny part Of tho q 3. Direct 70 TALBOT WAITE boos
.sl,sr l02 Nassan o. Asa for Wsus Nervous Anndots
A, tue ~ hsrs 10 iyn '80d, believe tis s1eeihe
remedy Tor ell neryous hriily 0r n-nts t-hily ~ VIZ
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CONCERT OF CLASSICAL MUSIC
foS tho Subscribers 10
sARoNpS MUSICAL TINE,

AT THE APOLLO Rooms, 40 Broadway sArUR.
n DAY EVE NNG, Dec T. 1919 The following Ar
.s have volunteered their valuable services Tor hs oc
c...on. Ma Juhs HorthA!i Alfred boueber. Joseph
B1rs- OuO Dr-s- Theodore Elsfsid FrsEeis HaOordt,
"A Mueller, M Mol, Wm schsrfsnbsrg Every sub
h4vtnS paid bis sgbscpiiOr MS ths year, will be
entitled 10 one ucIet ersus Erua tehsis viii bs sold
Al y cents each 10 subscribers Ouy, and can DO lad u
Our carrier at fec and the door ihe evening Of
IN. Coursu lnz) 3dsl sARONl co "a Broadway.
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ALLEN DCpOU RTR'S CONCERT,
A. tho Ia. ercsc!e, SATURDAY EVENING, De-. 10
VIII ~ assisted by
Mics JULIA HORTHALL,
M h. L TiMM, snd
DODWORrHs CORNEr BAND
Tlesels 81 CENTS = bs bad lhs music sDsas AID a.
nr pa Tesidsuce, ~ BfOOms-s- ny 5lseof
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ATCTION SALES.

A 4 ngRwIS. kacGcc~es.
EY BANGS, Plat & 60. stor- ~ 80
o-Av R.rrculS siiranon gifee : ~ 81 Z" '"'N'
Lhr1..-a Co. tivsac~s unate vaco d-.r~1
FRIDAY Evening. Nov y. -,
f,oxs AND STATIONERY IA exsrcfse co. tee-01 ~
rev All tssirAss soosA Afro, an sssor1ner' 81 'sP'
sna lazy stshsc-Fy -.
Asc earnp 81 .et OF asatsl i.s,rgm-ra-eost tlS1
s7d 60. .ecaou = sors. % DeausIs sr-sefy, &c
AT PRIVATE sALt
srttNoto NS~ ESsIIss ANIMAL Fos isso.-seaaae. y
80 OAR y Sleen Ntesors. u npete pa'es 40 nceS
boart TIE '>ne win DO piases soloSed, Soa7d IL @o
r0cco-
Scans NE~ ssESs-llias,rated Lierary, Grst volume
COW nr' .sssee Iccsss Portraits o. i.ss4loss PsssSn
age. q 6reA, brtAn.
Also. a.i received st.ndsrd LIBRARY SER a seheses
isrsa-r, Lecrare., ; y0l., $40 -..a ssEr.,ias.N
E-ez,li, Mechanics ard Aytrsa.iss vo,. svoeS -
z Ion Sosgs,sr, collection Of hynns or Prss~ ssd
C..s Ne yss,,s prs. s,i ~
J BLErCkER. Aaeuoaesr
ATLANTIC DOCh COMPANY vii eel Il sce
"A ucn % THURSDAY, pes. al u S'eioea. ii es
Me,casags' ExcbAng-. n Y.
sio.N " s.as Wan BrurisI between wuhsn sns
siOss n eide Had.co-st between w1ln.n md Ewes.
: lots ). T. tide Van srsnssI Between William sna
siOs. 5. 4. ,issv,n Braus.t between Ever and rrs-
Slots $ T. aide vss Bruntst between Ever and Dsis-
SiO', 5 y sas Van srua.a h.swesu Commerce ,ea
ioes W side rrenOus.., Sss~esc Van surs SD
RichSds
Slots 5. " aide Ever o. eetwesa Van Rruat ara Rch
srds
rocse ou are al % sven graae, ready Tor lmm~iiss
use oeius lesr The Cctrsnys Basic anA NAsrv~s 1hey
presents s0SS Opportunity Tor i0ves;useot nls Dsus
: Z INGRAHAM Aneuoee~r
EI RNtrt RE -ALE-FRIpAY. Ssh tB,l al 10
&c ock-sl he furniture cocsared n he hcl.e ~
e- BrOsGwsy comprising uesi ent ~ vhlch
Ffeuch pAse glass. cArpes, eiNcs.. vssss, nckers
Frerch beds eNds. sgIiug m.sss coat tt beds french
piuo~s ard lnsies, bed ard liable liner, nsrus Qua
u-nts window sui bed curiAlns chi grand "a.
rsaas w excellent assortment ~ Kitchen funi
care, ccoaingsiove, 4. TIE house viii he rertei a.
aacton snd pos'-s.ou iveo Immediately saes he sse l.
W GILBERT. Aueucaeer.
BOOKS At AtGTiO>.-A lsrrs s,d vSf-hle
brOscuou u books - b. cold a. sncca mis- evcioS
sih reserve, A. II Chsltsm-st Few coors sbogs
Fr-acls Hosei. sale fosnve-to eomnence ST. eeloet
rs I've
~ LOW PHlCks.-erglsb silver lover
IN WsGhes 81, tn- l>gef roNementst " ~. ~
C. \ sw-iei a. Al yguslr low prices 80 sae
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1ENTLguRS,- WINTER wEAN.wM r

A KNTLsNEN'> WINTER WkAW.wh
hJENNlNGs co Dsspers and rsilors, Importers ol
%, cs,.su', $3.50, - 49, ..''
extensive s,scrmsng II new Ani fshOasole soods Tor
Niu'- wFSr selected Win vie" 10 t~0tsring thef
'ioci nrch 10 quality set variety a. can % toanA H 10
Foo Oyereosr-sIue, black. srowr. olive and greco
nled cloths v.fcas shades bssver DO, drsh sod blue
Oevoashlre ser'eyg Canals gray DO drso, blue and
I!scs pilot cioth ero~o' bssea blue ard drae moeSr
Winter Frccs,. s.cl.. kc Besver ava nilled e,oshs
ssaviss. new sracle ears f~e-ds Se -
Dce.s ard Ffock Cosu-Bps, blscs olive, orc~g
.s sS@ ana N'''''' '''''' OF ''0'' ''"'D 40 ''
Business and travelling coa. -Pllt e.,siners, t~ssds
Hua,irg cosI-onve, brown ssA trsb mo,s.sln, &c
f.nalooas- French. English, Gsrnsn Md Ameresa
black, blue mixed snd fancy cashmere selected With
Difference he vsons Issss OF our Numerous patrons IN
shs line % which ,uca attention has been directed ~ 70
s0she ia to insure ~ combining ezs- ani ei-ssncs
Vests Black .ilas and ssiips. fancy 30 woolen ana
velvet pi,ds 6gured msrinos rhs and bun c-ssinete
and Msrsess rich silks ana ssins for balls parties Se
Army snd Navy Experience enables us 10 hfnist
Uniforms m stuc conformity 10 Tegasn0n' sni ee,e
grades - lhe service.
Fipi quality ready msis garments equal 10 The ses'
Overcoss Brown. olive greer BLACK sni bilc beaver
sad med cictr Snrtouts large sssOgtneol Improves
.Je' s.fs insns pun Ds 81, S ,o'sn c
yoa,hsand Soy' OyeI'os''
Business and travelling Coas.-Oive. brown. green
q blue cloih plaid cAssimsTss. - ceds, kc
Dress and Frpcs IcAss a sssothlchA 10 Fasv-s
coofs and fabrics.
Closr. Blue and black cloth, full aud circle.
Psasaioon. Black, blue, mixed and fancy cashmere
plsin aud nbbsd vslveteen, Tor hdirg usseling, &c.
Vssungs .lis satin, b0mhaEin. and eessniefe1
fancy sik and Vaenois hgured add plain WOOL vol
yst blsck aud hsured sils do.
Dressing Gowns-Ds LANES, msrin0 and nEussi mus'
lin IN g'est variety
Hunting Coals In various styles
Fancy Dress Articles Tag ioni, Jenny Lnd, hskntsa
and syles fancy Crdyals EOgsh wrench ano lls
ian black sllk cfayats ~rirs and medium fushy Disco
ssln Crsyas superior black six sod satin scarf. new
eat STYLES farcy do inCrnO sesTfs dgf@s Tor travel
ing Gc tsilled add plata English Ffsneh and lads
Pocket Handsrchleis white cOlDfod sDd b0dsies a-n
hand efchefs
Gloves -Chas.ou'. and BAlous black. willis ard col.
or-d KID slso, merno. bgekikn, nEsd Bsflin, linen,
cotton, ~
sasesndsr. tho various styles and lusnes
Uudervests and DrsreTs -hsnno, sf, bUcssEir WOO.
and cotton flannel
Haif Hose White and mis,d msriso and cotton, val.
on, grsdes.
sh1rs Bo.oms and Collars, Umbrellas silk and coice
Piscs Goods Cloths, Csssimsfst, ges,ngs he ss ex-
leasys sn assOfiment be found In tho county,
which u bs sod BY the psce yard at 80 low preos
thsy bough with the Obvious sdyanisge OF ssioc
don from what be relied p0n As the moot fssaonsels
good, IA isu
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
FoR SAN FRANCISCO

FOX BAN fhAMClSOO
CALT0asfA
Tho hfst class NsvYOrt brit
SHIP RUSSELL GLOVER, 400 Tuns RE0lsrEs,
o. HAVlhU ths sTestsr part % hsr cargo shesfJ
AExp slowed On board, caG take bght freight And hAod
- sOmsly accommodated few cabin pksserkefs ~
ply board al pier IS North River. near Csoslh o. 70
10 4as- II. HOLDREGE, Jk q Well-.t
Sos& CAiIFOHsfA THROUGH TICK
dLfAE ET-.-rns only direct Nail Lins ~ sls-m-
---sbps FOR CHsgrss Throggh Tless. tfom
fevYOrs San ffsnci,eo ~ way Of Chsfres sna
ma Ths sol-ndid ard popular sissmshigs CkLstLrr
CITY 800 tnns bUrfe1 Chas slsddafd' 2San rsae,
Commander will hereafter ieays hsw,I ofa Isf
direct ssroi monthly, eOnoseiisy a. n sa sns "a
.ianorh ara well anOwn Steamships sAtAh oANps
5Do me, burden w C Thompson, CCmmmfsf sn1
NeW OgLEANs l. 10 Iuos burden, }. \" WOOL Com'
nandsr. % e..a.,.
AlrF 5slOons. ....,.....sssss '.ss'''''''''''''e
Fgvsrd Saloons. ..........s..ss.ssssssssssss ~
AS. 49,. b.ge no sans gabls sad privilege u he
Saloons 49, 1900. 49,. $3.50. AZ
,.s.n. 70 sAs FsAscisco-oiskcr
Flrrs Cabin. ........... .--..-....--..s--s-s-.to
s.eood Cayln..ssss..ssssssfsss 80 sssssssssss To-
T. Second Cabia bAs sspsFstS tsbis, snd Nc bcrts
.,s .ig- arr furnished win hsir mattresses and bed
rest sdV.sg- gont q comfort over tho anfaInishet
books o. an oDon stssrsgs
"a. .4b.csinsrs now Issuing Tnroosh 1ichsts "a
sac FrEacsco 81 INC shove 1sasd sissn-rs Tb- trss
ls.ys sew YofI By he Empire CiyP FEB. lSo,
.sersT win N. Sarah Sands 81 Panama Early applies
vii seeufs q bsrIh pnul I6th Jan.
J. HOWARD son, "a Broadway.
Ps-Aa experienced surssoo 10 altsehsd 70 .Sf
.tsamer go lvklvsosOh3W
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THE LAST WEEK

Our carrier al our fec and the door no evening Of
tao COucsfL ln-J 5dsl SAXON % - bfoad~sy
THE LAST WEEK
At THE MINERVA ROOMS. 80 hrosi~sy-
n BURR's SEVEN MILF MIRROR u he Lakss, NJ
axsrs. 81 LAwreGcr .nd saEueu.y Rivers TUE world
moving painting, covering nearly .eysa nile, Of canvass
aad :ruthfy dsineAIiDg 1909 ialcs Of ho most pcilf
-sqas snd Historically interesting sc1Gefy n America
passes steadily before tho eye q 10 spectator ior space
of Two hJuf snd "a perfect dag1-rfsOiyps OF all ne
,iu. towns casrseis ard Othsr wonders u NsBfs anf
Ar on both Tho United Sstss aud Canals shores from
Lac Ere he CAT Of 81 Lzwrence thence up me NJ
secluded and lnEn0Sn T. zuensy The Mirror CON n-nces
~ move 81 7. OelOcs nighEy A-srnoOn exhibitions o.
We1ussdAy snd s.nfdsy q, o'clock Admitsncs -
cent? chi dren GAf gde5 I'D ~
CKAND ANATOMICAL MUSEUM 80 srozd-
NwAy 20, Authony-r-rhis is m m9s! wondsffu
eo.coa II Anotom!ca mater Ia tho wor.1i Figures u
ne size Of hf- m-s ana sDd femse IN ali ihe porfsf-
ton A splendid model Venus, showing To- Friu; "a
nero .ad he snrrOlndog organ, More thsn speci-
rge,. q ssn develop m1ns u1d-f every variety OF os
S-,bssd 80 ,.cs Gqs OF witch il moro ih,n foot long
se uOst wonderful siEht ever Den-ld eiso rIodl<5
ih,r i-e, srd several di'lliotsd head ityiog
-, ~, v,-,s Ill ne bore. srd mirgur Of tbs ssul
fsl isush sEsletOn q bones Win eHuisses egfds' "a
t-.un-s portions Of a- ssic VIII n-Afy a. InaI ososss
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-16

,ucky and goes into the field oil his old labor, tt
carry out his long cherished political policy
Mr.. Clay will be The actual President. He ant
his friends will control the legislation OF Con
gross. He will shape its measures. However
honest General Taylor may be, he must be con-
Ieptto fellow not 10 lead. He dare no. veto any
act His cabinet viii be Whis-he has himself
declared that he is Wing, but mol an ultra
Wing: and he never can with his limited poliIl
ca experience compete with the llme.hGnoret
leaders Of The Wing party. You can see then
the danger which surrounds you; suplnencss OF
inactivity on your part, stihss your voice
throws your principles in allegiance lor yeafs-i
NAV be, forever.
Elect Wing, and Wing principles to the cx'
tent of his vote, are fastened upon this district
What confidence can you place IN The probes
sons of that man who comes before you now
with his hands upon his lips ready to swear
that although Wing he is man Of the peo
pie that he deprecates party spirlt-and wonId
be governed in his action BY what he believes to
be the good of the whole Are not such men,
noto. have they not heretofore been, among the
most violen, OF your opponents What change
then, but one to mislead, TO mlsrepresent you
could sctuate such sentiments What safety
have YOU under such circumstances Look
then, TO yourseves-look to your own party
TO your own men, for counsel and for guide
We present you with man whom you have
long known-who has never fallered who
stands now, where he has always stood, in de
fence of that political creed which comes home
to orr business and our bosoms. He is honest
capable and firm. His whole course for years
attesls his devotion 10 your interests. II was
seen, in his service as member of the Senate
of Virginia ii was seen in his votes as dele
gate from the county Of Marshall. Il is an old
and familiar name 10 many Of you. Scan his
acts; they court your scrutiny, they must de
mand your admiration. Need we ask for HIM
your support' Need we bespeak for him your
votes? We do not SO far mistrust ourselves, nor
YOU The result is with you-thc poweris yours
aud with the confident trust in your faithful
ness 10 yourselves, and TO him, we yield Low, to
no other thought than the one which prompts
an anticipation Of victory as brilliant on our
part, as il will be memorable to those who have
entertained designs which, while they would be
fatal to you, would be peculiar glory to them.
NATHAN II. TAFT, Of Barbour .
JOHN F.COOPER, OF Monongala, (
j. L. GRAY, OF Hancock, SS
SHERRARD CLEMENS, OF Ohio, :
J. H. ROBINSON, of Marion, } :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-16
NATURAL SYMPATHY.

During lie Iecenl icEs deoaie on tne Navisa-
lion Laws ia tie British House 81 Commons Nj
Labouchrfe sra ed hat ne id had conyersa-
ton with tee American Minister, Mr.. Bancroft,
respecting certain Tree trade measures and the
American Government ensr,ained liberal views
and would open The American ports 10 British
shipping on terms Of reciprocity; Mr.. Labouchere
was Immediately reminded by pIo,eclionisl
member that the Polk Admin is,ration would soon
be succeeded by another party who would not
yield protective duties, as this parry were Whies
aud they veil understood he interest OF their
County, Pok All Bancroft would be succeed.
ed by Taylor an new iari This e1plana-
ton was loudly checreG BY the proteetonsrs.
The f.ienis Of privilege aud monopoly all
OYER he world ieel alike-but they cannot sue
ccsstuily resist the march OF liberal sentiments.
We hail with pleasure this concordant PROPOSE.
,on OF The English Ministry and Mr.. Bancroft 10
open The British coaslng trade 10 our vessels
We can see no force ir the objection raised by
Mr.. Webster that or own vessels will be driven
bv foreigners from our own coas;ins trade We
have more faith in Yankee eDterprize and ener-
sy, ami believe that they can tfiumphantly COM
pr;e with The marine N every nation IL The world.