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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21
ruE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
r,,srED DAILY AND SEMl-WEEkLt
rrfi ,,N +, & THOMAS RITCHIE, JR.
TIE L VI =:


,,nr seven dollars annuni anu AZ te rate o eisn'
u- pa r shorter period tan one year For The semi
Ss sSe % s annum and three dollars for siX nohs, pay
tNt ,I The Office. reunited by mail, post paul.
lie q >"', r ,nnulu at the end OF the year .
risk @ ES"Gs sUes &s ,ps'ass sss ea @
t~ T wr,;cr 1t is the accumulation OF postage In
S Sps'yssr snyrErsiS tax upon Editors
r,uy ENQriRER:-For twelve lines or less first in
Tik M S a. n.srSG s 1mss was eS%s
and ilii Gents ~ ;f,v doll, rs tr thirty nss and in
A:aua au ~ greater lrnethcxcept i"a ry
"a charged ln0 dollars paper lncude
ni ir, ,c fifteen lines OF less, first nscror
u i .i ,rr racs coinr':ancc an cents
I ~ w. m :.ce hs accompanied with the advance pay
UNe's.,,y retrtences ta insure execution.
a. ;ssss G tributes Of respect, exceeding eight ttnes are
y, .,., for a. GGrcr!S.".fMS H.,
- wlis unknown 10 u.s. mus: be authenticated oy 'e
t The Postmaster the ucighborhood, tley VIII III no
Every measure, that has been taken TO event
y nd; gulzzes. has proved heretofore unaVang we must
insist IN such upon the communications being ceri
am. of he Postmaster. ,rf'p the hnck Of fh' letter
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7. II, WHITEnUIiST,

DpopRETOR of the celebrated Daguerrean tiaey, II Main
Street over Johnston CO.., new hardware store has recently
n,c sne Gallery render one Of the most
n~,snv. OF the kind in the country The rooms
been extended and upwards of O feet In dsp
large lights on OF his great Gallery IN New
which all others in that city M W. enp0 @
annually the satisfaction Of the public Cou.
preferable except chdren the glare Of sn' On
| the eye, Is then avoided :,
Awarded the frs, Fair Of the Marya INSTITUTE
mhhshursrs Daguereotypcs at the WORLDS faif' nave
! he highest praise from the London jodnais. - = n
Galleries II Main Street Richmond Va; Washington D. C Pe
| York. ] H. WHITEIlURST,
] Octls Sole Proprietor.
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A Richmond letter in the New 'rS 'ou'nA % oo''
u,ece Describes beautiful silver goblet to be presented I"
Tho. Ivon Esn (ol North Carolina, bvlere) as
nreu,ium for the first hhd Of Manufacturing Leaf lobAcc"
sold this year in this city The tobacco was purchased ~
Mr. James Thomas Jr cost OF 81 rcr iO os io' III"
of his celebrated Edorado and Dadcm pfac7
r oharp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21
GREAT IMPRO VEMENT.

lrELIOTYPES OR DAGUERREOTiPES COLOKED LihE
MINIATURES IN THE FRENCH STYLE.
WE have returned from Europe fully prepared execute
w turss this and fascinating manner hy winch
the flesh is colored model and the reflection
the picture the appearance VI
The no beautiful Miniature ivory Weae usual be ioun
At hs Virginia ght Gallery No. lao Main street,
Richmond under the Gothic Window - ,,-, ,:,.
has fitted up his establishment IN syle re-
aecs much credit upon and beraliy Dispatch
Ills reception pretty boudour as we nave recently
seen elegantly fitted with splendid carpets rich veSsl u'dhs
,atots Immense window. with stained glass &c-Enqur9
Mrsr. Pratt the frs, introduce the Sky.Leht ys-
tenn into the State and appear be constantly invenng something
for the improvement of art Times ., II, e,
The arrangement this show is exquisite whilst his SKY
Light is superb.-Uh,S. :. 80. o,.,
impoie"'oho " 'N' F' OcIi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21
LAND: LAND:: CIRCULAR.

E non a-sl.nauty bounty land warrants, unde
lmI e by the settler upon the public
tered them almost worthless 10 holders living remo
lands Nor there much reason 10 think ths difficult!
. os eu,.e! hy Congress the opinion
President ana To obsiate this difficulty, ani rsnde
% . prs.l Sy Il The s STATE oi Si o@a !
:e lcws cy Iowa ana as asc'sI far the follow
payable advance; Tor ~ acres 50; ~ acres 81
II sell ,u o time actual settlers Giving my 10
uli guac.'y ." kite 10 the land entered, IL me rr a.
commission oi Ten cents per exclusive OF c"Feya's
c Y"Ix, and make reasonable aIEanceinc"'' 'essS
ist ;ayncu, Tor eacn warrant un;il 1t Is "caie'
~ receipt from easter" agencies make settlement
s.Trl OF one wo or quantity; he prefer
l vii, share The profits upon sales III lieu OF lees
another OF the above modes every warrant houef es
n The Mississippi realize the utmost possible adVal
Is warr"ns al the least possible cost ~, ~
,sr: no competitor raenabl,s readily {" sell these wal
. At gro, prices. where others cannot dispose Of them
In io 10 this great and element of success ole
m following Inducements 10 noG es'e warrant holders 10 VII
cocciand subject 10 entry III nwa--thr won
n rapy with wich settlements are being nade-!he rald Ell
bcs,n,:n The value oi these Ianise unelde deaa ne
i warrants whereby high Prices ualntaned--an lnmai
the lands of the Staie-rcay access 10 all the Ian
u surveyors local oicer.an extensive personal &c
iaanncc and established legal reputation hIoughou the weer
such with different banking houses as en-
make remanccs without risk OF los5 from man Ca
r4tles.
Ia w o the scope OF this last bounty land act, and
ou am anNIoas TO secure correspondent IN zach count
D: NireinIa and Maryland.
lteion regular dealers 10 warrants Is particularly invite
III. splendid opportunity which here offered for sale and yer
,De Investments by i"catg these warrans tor settlers ao
.aUre,S So called time. In this way, high price
ua.cJ instance and rate OF Intel
nnmt.how great which is reserved for The time granted
.cogerabe by the laws OF this Stale.
integrity, and ecn:ar
lJv Wood OF Ohio, Wright Of nana and iemt
and also the State officer including all the Suren
essiona delegations ol the first and la
aan"i states. LIE GRAND BhlN4loA.
iowa Iiiy. Iowa.
All warrants purchase sale must be accom-
ar no, ouy by usual power locate hut also by seaa
.,, of attorney 10 sell land, with acknowledgment III
cs. FORM OF the which follows, without addition or abat
. The recently ted Code Of Iowa makes THIS ldeh'ic
,,Hc Of cerifcatc imperative in all convcyanceH
T.. s,,,. of -------- County.
orc me- "a Notary said county, or Commissioners
..ts for the State Of owa) or (Clerk of the - court
s!! county } this day anu acknowledged he 'oi
fr instrument 10 he his voluntary and decd anu iurhcr CT
nv Ina; he il ersonaly known by be the identical pes
yo.c name affixed the above power OF attorney as the maj
my official signature and seal At the county aloI
IScai.1 l,I!cihi Si5idtuie'j
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21

The Union contains long and interesting address OF Nos
suth TO the people of the United States which vas IN teoFu
ary las forwarded 10 Mr. rochman by Gov Uhaz! and by
Mr. T. handed in ior publication AS soon as the eiec9n Is
over we hope TO find for ;c able and eloquent eH1Si
ton CT his connection with Hungarian affairs from the pen
Of the distinguished patriot warrior orator and satenan
who comes 10 breathe the pure air OF American liberty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21

'ecn dissolved, and civil would have ragged through ht
mo 'hc force OF this striking view recognized by
'e cordial applause ol the large ana Intelligent audience.
we regret that We reproduce the short but admirable
uess oi our candidate who spoke in the finest huor and
happiest style.
nc meeting adjourned re-assembe the place
On " eunesday night-in fine spirits and with fixed deter
mhaon 10 do their whole duty towards The election OF
he excellent candidate and the SUCCESS of the State Rights
pafty-the true Union party of the country
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21

The South Side Democrat to In enlargea and
improved FORM We congratulate its worthy editor upon The
prosperity OF his spirited journal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21

CALIFORNIA LAND COMMISSIONING learn f'oI
the Washington Telegraph that George '" Cooley, Esi,a
member OF the BAR has been appointed oy the itescent {"
the United States Attorney to the Board Of California Land
Commissioners,
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

HAVE my brother the Rev VIM James oge, Teser
pr,rssurss the Ohio University, that he remove Il
S.saunG. am! All Inc III my School.
xa HIM acquan;ance think proper 70
h an rac; letter which the Rev Dr. McGufcy OF The
ssr,tv kind write us h.
"a. Of the arrangement had made with my brother.
Il ,nown be discriminating in his recommendations, and guar
ai. his ihrascoio.I.l .
R,y VI u. lioGE-My Dear Sir: Il learn with nc
ry you that the Rev. w j. ilvse Is be
ai with from October next IN your hourshing aud I'M
..; fo,ns Ladies. lie pupil for tour years
all The minds have ever been permitted TO AID in developing
l-Gier his as amongst The best
cearness activity and ROBUSTNESS OF intel
His vva,Iiy thought, animation of sentiment, enthusiasm
felicity !urltion qualify him pre'ementy or
business, lie fails 10 inspire others with
9Th aor in the pursuit OF whatever is rue beautiful
good subjects before them His success teacher has
both variety and extent as has fallen To the lot OF 10
~ his years, within the sphere OF my acquaintance
Mr llrge added already efficient corps OF insruc
school which you preside fail 10 furnish The very
young ladies be obIaned
place social and Intellectual advantages be
o5.ed Rcimond, under the training OF M Moore
y 1. BROKER, and your other efficient colleagues.
what please OF this letter relation &c
wN. H. McGUFFEY"
rs!rcTsity OF Ea.lune cath.
Tr next OF my School will the st day
TIE number Of pupils will ne limited 100 OF which 2
V De tce;sed as boarders. For terms apply 10
tN 2.-c2m VI. ID. IiOGE, Richmond, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21
THE DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION

Had glorious and enthusiastic meeting at Union Temper
ance Hall on Friday night President Pacson in the Chair.
The large audience addressed by Messrs no. G oc'
and j. B. Young, with eloquence and power. They showed
up effectively the disguise of the "Union hum
bug which the Whg party had assumed driven as they nave
been from all their old Issues They also pointed OUT III me
vivid coors the dangerous character and
of the consolidation doctrines set up oy 'c
Whig party, under the dctaton Of Mr. Bolts lhe rcce"
extraordinary 'cavingsn of the rampant anti-hoi's
leaders, exhibited in the udcrous light ana cau
down of laughter The noble action oil Democra'
Pennsylvania was also eoquently referred TO.
Mr. Caskie who was loudly called for said that as II was
understood that his opponent al Botts had addressed
public meetings, in the absence of Mr.. Caske lie ( "
felt delicacy in addressing few words TO his iFienas
With great force he presented the realization OF his pFophe
cy as to the South Carolina would pursue-ana NJ
was proud TO cite the gratifying ansecesson decision
South Carolina the strongest evidence OF the conserve
tive influence OF the States Rights Doctrines Which ne ah
his party had maintained. BY recognizing Satc acuon
South Carolina had had time debeate-had arrived At
wise conclusion and the Union stronger hah e
er was With this satisfactory result. he powerfully coH
trasted the probable Of things had Mr. bos coc''n
of revolution been recognized. In the neat OIL eAee
men last year, South Carolina would have oeen h"f
ried into violent resistance the Union would nav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,

The next Session commences 1st October.
,,,s> intended combine the advantages Of tho
r.s Academic instruction. with the comforts and discipline
christian home. All the branches OF all Eng si
Education together with French, Italian and German
The teacher, Mr. J. l.. Williams, A. NJ OF the Uni.
o Virginia The location healthy. retired, aud easy OF ac
-. Number Of pupils limited.
five months payable in advance, for Tui.
El,;i Lodging Washing, Mcnln., S0O. This pays for
ra course aud modern language No extra charges
are permitted deal credit All their funds must
:. = H.. .sr! with the subscriber
ys containing fuller Of the School, will be sent 10
:. whn rrqrest H. Apply TO Rev. JOHN T.. MCGUIRE.
Essex county, Va.
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MARBLE ARD.

,ogN ROGERS Sth Street Main RiclVhd Ea Deaiei
rsyal. Italian AMI American Marble Monuments, lonbs
pieces. oievery description, Wall rla'es'f rohs
=, .sisn IN Carving executcdn the neaest manner
r from country with city reference prnmpyacndedto
having served his apprenticeship III one o the largest
York CITY, and having much experience IN the
himself that all work executed III his Shop VIII sVs
a. done North 5-clv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21
MIR. SAMUEL TAYLOR.

The Wings making great handle of the letter l ms
gentleman cnd the African Church. declaring hisinen
tion vote for Bolts.
When man of character and ability takes his Pslton,
we are inclined him very differently from lh6e mere
wnd-snuers who are always trying TO catch the popular
breeze As man. and Iihg, honestly dilerig WIN
u.s. we respect Mr.. Taylor But find Difficult to ac-
count for that of Judgment which could have led HIM
TO become Bolts
Hc says in his letter. wc il TO the Wing 'arty TO
Whig principles and the emincny pure patioc ad-
minslraon of President, Fillmore, 10 elect Mr.. Sotts
Mr. Taylor doubtless believes that Mr. Botts cledion will
hcp the Whig purty-wc do not. We don't thim it will
benefit the Wings or any body elsc The Rchmdd Wing
once said that Bolts had twice lost the State and vice this
district to the Wings.
ave owe ii to Wing principles" The Tariff is one, but
Mr. Bolts is against disturbing the Tariff of 1916 II all the
other Whig principles be embraced in wod-"CoS'
soLIDArIoN Them possibly, may the election OF Mr. BOTS
promote "Whig principles"
ITO the pure and patriotic administration Of President
Filmore!" Now, in The Of all that i. funnr, 1--WE say
it with all due respect 10 Mr. Taylor) what does Nr FIJI
mores administration the peculiar friends of his admins
traun owe TO Mr. Bolts? In the language of MI CHARLES
CARTER LEE. he denounced Zachary Taylor, the head
that administration. "as prevaricator and lia-he dl
every thing he could do Mr. Fllmorcs admins
traon from coming into powcr-but now finding himscl
hard pressed and in PLACE hc cries out 10 t
Fillmore administration and to the Wings whom he former
ly denounced the friends of that administration, "HcP
Cassius, or sink"
He is great friend of Fillmores administration now
How LONG WILL SO The Wings oil var
gnia and of this district to continue that admnlsa
ton in power for NOES Mr. BoTTsl nav
the Wings forgotten his letter. published in the Wing, in De
cember lS49 announcing his nenon in The most poslV
manner 20 for Clay alive and no other in 1857 lhe
send him Congress and you will find him the puTtizan no
of MI Fillmore or bis administration but Of Mr. Cay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21
ROUNDABOUT FEMALE ACADEMY.


WILL sell privately for James b. llowe0 tie trac
o land unnn which said resides from U
lies the waters OF Flat Creek in the county OF
about miles House. and the distance
from the Richmond anrllc Railroad This about
m acres of original wood good The county quantity
a, FIAT living creek and other smaller There
highly improved tobacco lots AL the land
bic highest improvement, having red
cay suboi This said wheat land,
perhaps good and the buildings comfortable
and every respect suited farm OF the size Terms
liberal T. A CRENSHAW,
Altar In Cartur IasR IInSIe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21
DISSOLUTION,

rByIE copanep heretofore existing under the firm and style
Walker Grayson dissolved by mutual consent the 1911
day OF September last
William Walker will settle the business Of the late firm
WN. II. WALKER,
I,atesvile, October eth 1851. WIN. ID. GRAYSON
The business VIII be continued by VIM H. Walker. at the old
stand where he will be happy serve the patrons OF the old nrm
rr3y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21

WISHING give exclusive attention TO the practice Of my
profession, will sell the OF land which reside
miles from The Court House from the Richmond and Danvc
Railroad This lies Flat Greek and contains 40 acres m
witch grounds about 20 or 30 original growth The
soil red and capable OF high comfortable
credit OF or would be given. Per-
wishing communicate regard either of the above tracts
Of land will address paid, Amelia Court House
30-cwiw I. A. CRENSHAW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21

&IfuA TON wANTEO.-h young lady, graduate Of a
southern Institute and qualified teach the higher English
branches with French desrous Of situation IN u.
de Iamy assistant Seminary
% post pad) TO D. E. a., King and
--o'N-~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21

<ilAIioS AS TEACHER w NTED.-A Young
M graduate OF the Virginia Military Institute qualified
~ 10 the siucies taught the nst teach the Greek
desires situation Teacher Applications 10
y. d. l.. b., D"nSi!e, Va, will be promptly altended,o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21
IN CHANCERY.-ylkGlNlA: In Amelia Circuit Cout
1 September Rules iS5l ,,.,;r
WIN II. IIellRinnn, i'o'"''.

against ;; ~, ,., -;oh,
administrator John decd, Mary Johnson
Sam W Williams wife, Sarah Wngo, SAINT Chapman anu
WIFE Edmund Wood and wife, A. Johnson, JACK Johnson
and Willis T. Johnson. Defendants.
The OF THIS subject the interest OF the dcc1al
audn in e Of John Juhusnn decd in the hands OF INC
other defendants 10 the Of the plaintiffs claim OF so! &c
due by promssory notes, bearing date the h December lso
And the defendant John Gauldin and wife, and Sam W. Williams
having entered their appearance and appearing ny
alay they inhabitants this Stale is ordered Ia
they appear here within month after due publication o this
do what protect their interests; aud that
this order be published week four weeks success
Richmond Enquirer the front door
he Cour House OF this county, s, day publication
Copy-Tcste:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21

will please notice that shaI! on Monday The h ay D
Orobar ISL the hours of O'Clock A. NJ and O'CLOCK
NJ AZ the law office NJ Fulton Esq., IN the City chmond
proceed to take the dispositions of John ountcaso " ~ ru
lam on L. Tate Joseph Winged Pulaski Sutton and others
be read az evidence certain suit now depending IN inc
Court Of Chanccry enrico county, wherein am pian anu
Won and Others are defendants And from cause the taking oi
dispositions should not be or being
Should be completed day. the taking thereof VIII DC no.
uurncd from time, until they completed IVen uhder
nv hand this 23d day Of September, 1851 nu r,r,c
Sau rwdW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21

THOMAS HOWAIlD, ATTORNEY AT Law,
As removed his residence the Midlothian
eheld lie "il practice in the Courts Of Chesterfield
''"i anu Powhatan. Oc. Sew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21

"ANTED-By an experienced TEACHER, who can furnish
w ample testimonials qualifications former success
suiton Instructor Mathematics and the Latin languages
Va " " So, Ic 1872 1872
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21

IN CHANGER Y-NIRGINlA-At rules held IN The CLERK,
Oe Of the Circuit Conri of Chanccry Tor the county oi Henri
20. the Sh day OF October, ISL:
Powaan Roberts and Joseph Iackson Juniors Executors of John
Sheppard. deceased, Plaintiis
against
Icake. John Head and Aelne nis wife, who Ade
inc SarSe Della Starke, Charlotte Starke, and other
Defendants
The nbec, Of this obtain title the lands the bill
mentioned and affidavit having been made and filed, that the
above named OF this Commonwealth
The said defendants notified appear the rules 20 be holden
Clerks Of the said the first Monday January
and do what their tins suit
Copy. Teste, p ROBERTS, Clerk
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-20
Gl;-The Emperor Of Russa has rccog-
nized Emperor Soulouqe Of Hayti.

IL The Supreme Court now in ses-
sion ia Providence. has been engaged
fr some days ast iu the trial Of an ac-
'ion hronght by 6. J. Spencer and Il.
Pierce, Jr., Assgnccs ol Horton & Broth
tr. agaIns, G.. ". Jackson, L. $. Mar
shHl. Onc Of the creditors oi Horton &
Brother attached their stock OF goods al
ter the assignment Was made, and this
action waa brought by Il q AssigLers for
the recovery ol the money !or which tic
goods were sold by the Marshal,
The Court ruled that the assignment
must be sustained, unless irum the in
s,rumcnt itself, or the cirrum stances un
der which il was made, "A design ap-
pcared 10 delay or delraud creditors !;
and HAT this could not be Inferred from
The tact that a release is provided for rs
lhere is also All opportunity for the cred
TORS 10 secure n benefit under tie ns
sigamcnl by simply proving their claims.
The jury returned verdict for the
plaintiffs Tor s20,7O5 So, being 60 PER
cent on the cost of the goods attached
by the defendant, and the amount for
which they were sold by him, with in
tercst from the time Of The attachment.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-20

The following beautiful comparison
we fnd aoating like wait upon the
waters:
The AMERICAN CoNsTIT,TioN-Likc
one OF those wonGrous rocking stones
reared by the Druids, which the finger
of IA child might vbrate TO the very
center yet the might o. an army could
not move from its place, our Constilu-
ton is so nicely poised that it seems to
sway with every breath Of passion, yet
so firmly based in the hearts and aliec-
,ions Of the reople, that the widest
storms Of treason and ianutcism break
over it in vain"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-20

Two Pen CENT a MoNrH The fol-
lowing passage is from an article in the
N, Y Herald, ON " Sunday in New
York"
H. during the week, the stranger
shou'i be surprise d al the .n.el ST aclyi
+ and insar Z eagerllrss TO make money
hirn pre-, walls among our business men,
let him look al lher handsome wives
and daughters rs they eaIl out to church
Ia luIl Suuday apparel. aud hc-will won
der 40 ongcr THIS vasi, uninterrupi-
"a steam OF twenty five dollar bonnets,
fly olIar silks. yard wide ribbons, en-
hrC ldt red shaw.s, velvet robes and cost
ly irathers. besprak an unparalleled ex-
tayaganre in The families Of The induse
triouS AID prosperous, many who make
up the gr al body Of the population OF!
rv'ry large city. The expensive and
ostcniatlons s'ye of this immense class
-bo.h iu their dress aud manucr of ly-
i"g-is one Of the most striking charac
irrIs'ics Of our country and our age
Eo wh,r, else III the world can one tenth
q, so great Il number ol extensively
I've do not say well) dressed women be
tetI in the same lin or CONF afs as on
81 fne Sunday morning. When We Ell
cruniered this brilliant procession, last
Sunday. remembered that money WIS
worth 2 Ter cent. a month in Wall
Snert, we could not help roughly esii.
mating the enormous interest The hus-
bands aud father OF New York bestow on
their wives and daughters.