Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-18

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FOWLER's PRACTICAL PHRENOLOGY; 81
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The Constitution Of Man, considered in relation to
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day School Union, OF Philadelphia.
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The American and Foreign Bible Society Pubca-
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A full supply of all the Standard Books used in our
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English, and good supply of Stationery
NJ EW SONGS FOR THE PIANO FORTE.
Ia Just received by NASH & WOODHOUsE.
Ganetta, beauty OF Venice, by Crouch, with vignette
T ! torsaken, as sung by Miss Rosa Jacques
come, come, to the Land of the Free--Jenny
| I've left sweet home
Gentle Words Gentle Deeds. and Gentle Thoughts,
| in three ballads
Thy will be done-saered song
| The Spanish Gitana-Cavatina
| Pretty Jenny Wren-Canzouet
| One Smile from Thee
| The Old Tune, by Stephen Glover
| Firesde Song, by w. " Wallace
@! say you love me truly-balad, by Lnley
| No meier thy home be mine
Farewell to my Mother
The Light Canoe-legendary ballad, by Thomas
Moore
They have welcomed me agan--the English song
OF Madame Sontag.
| Yes, will write to thee-answer to the iavourite
song OF write to me-"
He hath gone home
A Wre's Love-words by Rev. Mr.. Adams, music
by Elmer
9, steal to thy Lattice -barcarols, by Rodwell
| . come to the Inge Side
| Sing Not, by G Linley
| Joys that have Faded
The Bridal Blessing, by Stephen Glover
The Graves OF Household-poetry by Mrs. He
mans
Fairy Times, by Peter Silica
Peggotty the Waaderer-a ballad, from David Cop
perield
Gems from the German: Ihear small bird calling
| by Mendessohn
! Sister swift the hours have fled, by Ed. L. White
Wy eyes are lin with tears-a song from the Scot
| fish
Write to me-smg by Mr. Reeves music by Bale
six Songs by F. Mendelssohn Barholdy
The Broken ted, by Peter Silica
Beware translated from the German by Long
fellow
Welcome to Jenny Lind, as sung by the Hutchinson
! family
Rejoice Greatly--trom the Oratorio OF the Messiah
composed by Handel, sung by Jenny Lind
The Alpine Lay-music by Bae
| Pure as the Snow--irom the iIuguenots-by Mey-
erbeer
With several new songs of Jenny Lind. and other
| favorte singers te ID
NTEW MUSIC.-P. H. TAYLOR has Just re-
~ ceived per express large assortment OF new Nlu'
sic, among which are compositions by the first Euro
pean masters, viz
Fantasia, on theme from La Donna del Lago, by
S. 1halberg.
"reminiscences Of Lucia de Lamermoor by F List.
Andante, by S. Thalberg
Romance, with variations, do do.
Grand Gallop Chromatc, by F. List.
Three brilliant Values by Fred. Chopin.
All the above are European editions.
Piano Forte and Music Store,
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CATALOGUE OF GARDEN SEEDS,
~ warranted fresh and genuine, obtained from the
more, sold by ROBERT R. DUVAL, 1876 Main St,
under the American Hotel, Richmond, Va.
These seeds are Of the finest quality and such will
recommend themselves They are from one OF the best
| seedsmen in this country.
ARIICHOkE-Gree globe
ASPARAGUS-Giant.
BE BaAN S marrow, six weeks, white kidney,
BEETs-Long blood, early turnp, white sugar,
ELECTROMAGNETIC and late.
CABBAGE-Early York. early Battersea. large
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CARROI-Long orange, large white cattle.
CELERY-Whte solid, red solid.
CRESS-Broad leaf garden.
CUCUMBER--Eally rame long green, gherk ms
CoRN--Early Tuscarora, early sugar, 6 weeks