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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

UJG dey's Lady's Boook for May
is on our desk. Its cngravinss are
THE Language of Flowers Spring"
Nov be careful" ""The Crystal Palace,
London" Two pages OF Music, Por-
trai: OF Audut Oh, and n variety Of wood
illustrations The literary articles are
of high order, and the number 10 AN
exceedingly valuable one. The title
page May Day Mo ming" isa beautl-
iul engraving, and deserves more per-
mancnt place. I he Book 10 II vaIua-
BILE family companion, and should be in
every house.
We did not receive :he numbers for
February, March and April what was
the reason. Godryl
u" Some days ago We published an
article, edi, 'rially, in regard 10 building
Light Ships the article was written
t.y Il friend, and was handed TO US, aud
should have been published lis a COM
murication. but the omission WAS made
by the compositor The subject was
one about which We knew nothing, and
as we supI oscd that the writer was per
ieciIy familiar with it, we gave it an H..
srti"n. Bel,w wcrubliS. Il commu
uicaiion from a gentleman who Y per-
iccily familiar with I'll, iacis, WHO cor
rccl, the errors of the first ar,lclr:-
An article in your paper of March 25lh
commenting uIon the euhjcci of our
Government Light ships. asscrt- that
the vessels are 'slIghtly built aud not
calculated for sca-scrvicc-andi further
remarks that no good reason can he
seen why government money should
n"i build "A good and substantial vessel
" hat motive aciuat, i the VI ter oi this
article i, is not neediul TO enquire; hut
the fdcfs Io not accord with the state
ments in the slightest degree.
Ii t'swrll known To those who are
employed 10y Goverum, To manage
the building and equipment of Floating
Lightr, that the plans for them are
drawn hy the best shir-wrigh's, who
are not inter ,s,ed in the building them,
the contracts for building are made
with the best wOrkmen. aud the work
is executed under the supervision of an
experienced shiI carpenter, who certi-
fi.s TO he perfection OF boih book and
materials used in the construction, be-
fore payment is made.
The torn and construction also Of the
Lightning arparatnp, and the manner
Of It's adjustment; on board these boats
are conicssedly superior even to the
British. These statements will unques-
ii dnahly be verified whenever the ex-
pecied Light Ship shall be moo-ed ai
Brcnion's Rect II may, perhaps, be
considered that strIcturcs Of this nature
upon public works are very harmless
and not worth answering III come sort
1t may be 81. but tn effect Ia part, Is
To produce the very results complained
o. A CONTRACTOR. upon reading such u
commentary. would naturally conclude
that lie had nothing 10 DO but get cor
tract, cheat the government, and pocket
the money III such a case the di.ad-
vantage woul bc likely to recoil upon
himself l..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

NAvAL.-The Revenue Cutters Nor
ris and Taney, the former commanded
by Captain Walden, and the latter by
Captain Rudolph, are now lying at
anchor in the Eas, River.
The fancy is only in lack Of her ar
mament, which however will be placed
on board immediately. II is though.
she will thea take the place of the Nor
ris, Oh this station, in which case the
latter will probably be 'rdered to some
Southern port-New York Journal ot
Commerce.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

pWr have received the April num-
bcr Of the International Magazine, from
the pub ishcrs Mcssr.. Siru.er &
Townsend, New York. 1t IS filed with
the mos, choice aud valuable MA ter.
and contains IA large number Of very
beautiful illustrations Ii printed in /,
superb manner, and altogether, is u
mos, valuable literary companion. It's
contents are Of high order, and the
Magazine is richly worthy of a place in
the library of every scholar. 1t is for
sale AT the bookstore Of ". II. Peek, 90
Thames street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17
Arripal ofthe C9iprer Ship Tvphoon

Arrirol ofhe CLIPPER Ship Tyrhoon.-
One Of the most remarkable passages
ever made across the Atlantic, under
sail only, has just been accomplished
hy the new American ship Typhoon.-
She sailed from Portsmouth New Hamp-
shire, U. S, for Liverpool on her trial
trip, coming over in ballast only, and
entered the Mersey on wednesday,
completing the passage in the ex,raordi-
nary short time Of Ia days from port to
port. She is n model Of the architec,u-
raj beauty Of the American mcrcan
tile marine, and Of the ability and
skill OF her enterprislng builders. This
ship is 2,l00 tons carpenters measure,
and 1911 SO 95lhs ton register, clipper
built, and is the largest mrrrhan'-sail
ing ship ever built ~ the United States.
Her owners have sent her 10 Liverpool,
az tHe novelty Of Il trial trip in ballast
Upon her return 10 New York she will
take her place in the berth tor Ca nor.
MIA aud the East Indies. Liverpool
Times, March 90.
We see by Lloyd's List that this
ship was t ice struck by lightning on
tn voyage out, injurig one of her men
and slightly delacing her cabin
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Bp Vclfarorb.


Mr. Commissioner Cu'tis delivered
his opinion yesterday, In Boston. order
ing Sims, the Fugitive Slave, bark TO
his Master. The night hci0re Judye
Woodbury. issued a writ Of liubees Cor
pus, directing the Ma rsFal 10 hringsims
before him without dtlpy. ard show
cause why he held him IN Lie custody
A partial hearing Was hed, When ,he
case was adjourned until Yesterday aft
ernoon, at O'Clock, AZ wi ich time the
arguments were 10 be made. Summr
nd Dana appeared for Slime, and
Choate and Gusts Tor the Mar-hal. -
All was quiet.
The ele ction ofa Represen, ,ativc in
Providence, yesterday, resulted in the
choice ola Wing, by Il large mujori'y.
At the close Of the pclls Tire vn,e stood
as follows: Stead (Whig) l4l8; AEt6
(Dem.) 1888; Scat 8. M>jo'i,y for
Stead over all $40.
NEw-OsLEAss, April6.-
The steamship North America has
just called for Ne " York |; and the steam-
ship Ohio has jus, arrived from Havana
with Hon. Henry Clay on board.
HAsTvogD April IL.
One Of Hazards Powder Mile, at
Enfield, exploded yesterday, killing one
workman and lnjuring two others, olr
Of whom will not recover.
Urea April 10.
Orcutt and Conklin have confessed 10
setting fire TO fiily.iour buildings in n 10
city, and tina, they had il IN 'oniemJlH
tion to burn the city. They Will he
tried ia June.
MiLwAuKig Friday, April II.
Last Sunday evening, the Rev. Mry
Leahey, the Monk of La,rarge, Was ad.
vertsed to lecture ht the Melhodst
Church. A very large crowd assem-
bled, about third Of 'htE fennlee.--
AAS h"u hob spohCi NC HiHu'Ts NHVa
there was rush nj the door and a
gang oil men came in armed with cube,
and they tore of the rails from the psws-
and laid about them with great violence.
several persons were ,trics on the
head and badly Injured the s,".e was
one OF the widest confusion --prws were
torn down. chandeliers ararhr.i, and
the shouts OF the rio'ers and screams
of the women were frarIu. The au-
dience gradually got on of the windcws'
and doors, some few persons stood
around the speaker and protected him.
The Mayor commanded peace aud
promised tha: Mr.. L,ahey should .cnve
the town in the morning. The crowd
did not disperse ill Ias hour and
many persons followed the preacher
and his escor, To the hotel breaking with
brick-bats some II the windows. The >
city il in state OF great exci,erncnt.--
a meeting has been held. The Cniho-
lie priests published , notice calling on
their people to keep away from the -
meeting.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

PURcnAsE or SlMs.-We learn from
Mr.. Fetridge that he has pu chased
from the agent oi the Southern owner.
the Slave Sims, for the sum of 3 500 -
the sla e to be sent back 20 this city in
six weeks from this time. after goi @
through the necessary forms Of delivery
IN Georgia. II is Mr.. Fetridges inten-
ton to employ Sims as m agent for The
sale Of articles --DO ton Alias.
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4 CUsT ~ tlousE OArH.-Tou swcal
:, s. clip you God. 50 Gents.


THE ADMiSisrRATioN IS TeSsLssEE.--
The Nashville papers state that Hon.
Meredith p. Gentry made an eloquent
speech m that city on Goth uli bef1rc
the Wing State Convention, which had
nominated Hon. WIN. b. Campbell, for
Governor Of Tennessee. MIR. Gentry
il one Of the abIrst men in that State
aud there il no irurr Whis in the land.
Sprakng of his address To the Conven-
ton the Nashville Wing says:
His vindicdtion of the Administration
and oi the courage and ability. and dis
Interested patroni-m of Milard Fill
more and his lorcihle illustration of the
imperative duty Of rue Union men TO
generous y sustain him while trotting
disunion with one hand and alb lition
with the other" were at Un,e eloquent
and effective We feel assured that no
Wing who listened 10 his sou.-,irrinp
remarks to his cursory but tru;hful al
lu"ion to the high responsibilities which
dev I've u Oh the Wing party oi Ten
nessec in the coming contest. will fml
To buckle on the arnJr Of his principles
and fight valiantly under sucha gallan,
and souI-insi ring leader as VIM. B.
Bnmpbcll.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

Captain Brown presents his compli-
ments to Mrs. Jenkins, and regrets that
thirteen Irivat,s Will be detained by
habcas corpus wri,s, and two sergeants
are Oh the sick list the rest Of Cap.
tain Browns company will have much
p,easure in waiting on Mrs. jenkins on
Friday evening.
Tuesday.
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Tue GrRNANIA At NoRFoLk.-Th,

TuE GrRNANiA At NoRFoLk
Norfolk Courier in noticing the frat con-
cert OF the Gernania in that city Oh
Monday evening, says:
"It was attended by one Of the moe,
fashionable audiences that we have ev-
er seen assembled in this city. The
house was denseIy crowded. aud the
concert passed oil with an ecIar hereto
fore unparaIled in the aan!l. of Nor
folk"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

o. The Rev. james Cook Rich
mond, Presbyier," challenges 'ihc RI.
Rev. Bernard O'Ric Iy, Bishop to meet
him in a religious controversy. Mr..
Richmond proposes to defend "lhe
claims ofthe Holy Cat olic Church Of
God, against the uniourded assumptions
Of the great Roman sehisp." What 10
''A- s--. Rsusn sehisu ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17
WAsHiSoro~ ArriI Is.
ANOTHER MOVEMENT
<.F,ha

The ln,eIiigcncer in no,iclog the d.
parture OF men from Georgii with arms =
supposed To be destined Tor Cuba. saya.
il either public or private information is
TO be relied upon, another scheme oiun-
lawful violence il TO b. directed arainst
the territory Of a friendly powcr. in he
form OF an attack upon Cuhn.
We have letters from The interior ot
Georgia, stating the departure Of nnn.
her Of persons for the Col! intrpJiaa to
meet and organize on tho coast some
where in the neisnborhocY Z ApslacLi- ,
cola.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

DTWe ar, glad iu learn that DR.
DAVID kiug returned To Lis family in
this town, oh Friday lasi, after having
spent tie winter ~ PARIS. THIS viii
lac very acccpiible information to DIR.
Kings a'nnIs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

1The marble palace Of siesar', in
Ne" York for tie sale Of dry goods, 10
valued on the Assessors book OF u e,
Sixth Ward, Tor this ysar, a, ss6o,
900.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

NTSir Walter Scott s,ys that pro-
ft"ed Wit is, Il ali earthly companions,
the most iuolerablc He is liz, n school
boy with his p.cket iull Of crackers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

DThc Fail Rirer Ners appear. in a
new dress. The News is conducted
with spirit and ahiIry, aud we reIoice
to witness this cyIdehce Of iis ,,rcsrsri.
a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

"PHGsus, WHAT A Mans "-ln ,he
census returns OF part OF district No. 2.
Johnson courty, Illinois, is the name OF
Mi.s. NJ. vi. T.. S. y. II. ID. 9. J. Tuhb!
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$500

This is ne small AN amount as ihe
trip can be made tor, and any one in
terdIng to make it had better add 30
per cent TO the calculation.
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DASclso.-A friend who wr,,.s Va
complainingly, thai IL. Mirrors rccen,
philippe against Waltzin4 hs "hani,h-
ed that innocent hmusemcri ircm the
drawing rooms ol'several OF hs acQuain-
tances," is informed that We have no
objections TO Dancing ai,er q decent
aud dec 'rous fashion o. the contra.
ry, we regard II as avery harm', ~ and
agreeable "exercise." There is diyni,y
aud grace in the calm colillon, heahh.
tul hilarity in the frolicking reel, lurieus
iun IN the old fashioned Fore and Al
ter )" and even in the whir inl Wnl,x,
as originally introduced, there is llule
or nothing objectionable. was a
graceful, gliding motion. ana tn. rarL
hcrs approached each o'her with be-
coulng Difference and deiicacy. But.
sophisticated by The foreign a,rs" OF
licentous cities, the Waltz has d.u-G-
Grated INTO mere apology for Il volur-
tuous embrace, and viplrn, vertical
bobblng, "a short uneasy n, lticn,' IA RI
diculous to the observer, as lmm dest
Ia the performer.
Heaven kncws We are TO hiuct The 4
multitude Of our sins probably liz ia
the direction of liberalism and We
would he the last 10 abridxe tie inno-
cent pleasures # iit. A; best. once
dancing daysarc soon over ~ this world
oi gathering clouds and cares and
there is some sensible rhio,oI h, Ia the
homcly mott Go il while You're
young" But there /. reason, or there
should BE-, in all thlngs and W. cnn
see no good reason, why the rising gcr-
Grafton OF Waltzcrs should w iG' rx-
acily in the way they do with sucl, "
''periect ioosencss" IA regard Ia the
laws OF propricty nud retirement md
with such an utter rcckl, ssn, - of Other ,
peoples ,oes aud daughters. N. y.
MIR =.
We agree with the Mirror IN il sen
siblc remarks on Waltzlny m it has
been abused in modern days. What
has changed our friend Fu here opinion
on the subject ! II ltIso,ly abou, u year
and halt ago tina, we wrote several
structures on the subject, and ihs Mirror
rather ridiculed our remarks then, nj.
though they were of The samc character
which the Mirror nos puts forth. We
are glad, Col. Fuller, tna IKE a scnsi.
bic man, YOU have become converted.
----
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17
% The Boston Mail Of Saturday

says
We understand that Mr.. Bacon.
with HE proicgc Thomas Sims. will
leave town at hall past 7 tins morning,
passing through New York, on route
for Georgia. Sims 10 delighted with
HE eseaps from the State vrisos.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

SsLgyDID CIrssnoARp. Among the
innumerablc fancy arllcles from the
Continent 10 be at the World. Exhib-
iion, 10 a chest, I'D from Germany,
valued AT six ibousind do lars. Tls
checks are Of other of pearl and tor
loise shell, he rim of gold and ,he fig
ur,s Of eldboratcly wrought silver aud
goid, being historical port,ails VI the
time OF Charles v.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

A NoiR AtctPTEp.-Mrs. Jenkins
requests the pleasure olCaptain Browns
company a,a small party OH Friday
evening next.
II SpRIcolSs PLACE, !
Monday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

CosT or GoiNo ro rHE WoRLD's
FAR.-The New York Tribune is civ.
ing some calculations 40 to the expense
atie ding IA visit to the Worlds Fair
the CONCLUSION il comes to is as fol-
lows
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TssAsusr DxrAxvxxsr
September ne, 1891
mum asd,fy
IS Issued BY the department under date of the 27 February 1850
ton tbs United
eisn wheh the shall paid
same, wa The isthmas OF fansns a N.HJ "a
The following and regulations prescribed
erniofinity herewith enned collectors und
ss.sd hee ay fos w.s. o. merchandise q ,ha desenp
OF the United Pacific
board To other within s United States " BE- conveyed
Panama e 8, s, s Ss .nu OF s 'ua
fra u H. 10 distinctly andsrsooN thai the law doe. not atho1
bor. nestd b.eoas snuIsd The pv
leges Of tho drawback and warehousng acts ~
route. above mentioned adins board
vessel a. the por Of shpcsn give a a % hours no'ee
asni describing goods, and place Of depoi,e
whereup" tbs collector will al
sx.miss aud aeasnd The boxing packing casing the
may be- ue goods which corded and lead seal
attached thereto by cer the boxes bales,
paid BY owner d The goods The lector VIII make u.
return 70 he collector describing The goods anc the marks placed
Ihid Ticate invoices describing the Of The bales
tbs esscsor on aan,c..ins me same ouiw ia
Of the th section OF the statistical the goth February
DO attached manifest The shipper another retained
by the collector and the third depos,ed in the ONCE the
port Of the United states which may dssprd
Fourth Upon arrival Of tho goods Ut the designated port OF The
st and annexed inves aforesaid will direct due
animation made United appraisers
oeer' then officer " tie
the Ae with those
Ia tho cenaed Invoice required by these instructions.
goods certified
waded % him ~ the collector at the port Of he may grant
bur satisfied this point, he will The
THOMAS coRwIN,
Octt- Secretary OF the Treasury.
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Form Of a Gu 1ranig.

The undersigned undertake that if the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail route No be accepted by The
Postmaster Genera The bidder shall prior the LIST day
July next into the req lIed o perform the
service proposed with good and sufficient sureies.
Dated fSigned by two guaruntors
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The undersigned (poslmaser. judge, clerk Of
of record The may beg ccrhhes that he well
quaned with the above gusranors and their proper y and
that they Of property and able to make good their
guaranty.
Dated (Sgned
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From the pos, Office q, Ksnon 10 the Railroad Depot on
route No 234 ninety rods three times week and back
From pos Office Lagrange to the Railroad Depot on
rouie No TO- 100. one mile, twice Dolly except Sunday
From The tost Office at Lebanon and Dses6eld Village to
The Rsioad Depo, route No i0,2o4 five miles, twice
From he post ece Mount Holly to the Railroad Depot
rcuts No lo264, three miles, three times week and
back.
Depot on route No l0,is7 hundred rods, twice daily
except Sunday.
From tho post office Mount Gllead TO the Railroad De-
pot on route NJ" 1880, and halt miles, twice daily
except Sunday. sft4 t#G 9 e
From the poet Office at Milford to the Railroad Depot on
route No ~ 1864, half mile, daily except Sunday.
From post flee al New Haven TO tho Railroad Depot
on route No lOs5 threefoarths Of mile, twice daily
cept Sunday. IE
From the pos. office oln,sead the Railroad Depot on
route No. ~, l6U mile. twice daily except Sunday.
Fro. the post Office at Shelby the Railroad Depot
route No 10 $780, ,hreeourths Of mile, twice daily except
Sunday. at
From the post Office South Charleston to the Railroad
Depo, route No. ol56, half mile, twice daily except
Sunday. a
From Ihs post office Tif;n the Railroad Depot on
route No. 10 234 half mile, twice daily except Sunday
From the post office Toledo The Steam boat Landings
twice daily, or as often required during The u
From The pos, office UIbana the Railroad Depot on
route No o234 hundred and thirteen rods, ox times
a week. HHa t4 jlaH te.
From the post Office at Utica TO the Railroad Depot on
route No 1876, nine,y-hve rods, twice daily txcep'
Sunday. a5 l 5e hr NHne f1s4
From the p7st office at Waynosvlo 10 the Railroad De-
pot route No 10 264, hafa mile daily except Sun
dav 4e.ats tt t1 VI 1851 FtssI#
From the post Office Whteford to tho Railroad Depo,
on route No 37l5. michigan railroah) ,wice daily
From The post office West Liberty the Railroad De-
pot No. 1924, thrce-ourhs Of mile, twice daily
except Sunday.
From The post office at Wes'held to tho Railroad Depot
route No TO- 100, two and half miles, twice daily ex
eept Sunday. IN 8E @
From the post office Twnsburg TO the Railroad Depot
route No 1885, two and half miles, three times
week and back aaI# ,~ sFM
From the post Office at Franklin Mills to the Railroad
Depot No. 10 325, times week, three and
half miles. "a
From the post office Worthington 10 the Railroad De-
pot route No. ~, 100, me daily except sunday
From the post Office Delaware 10 the Railroad Depot on
No. l60 and half miles daily except Sunday
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Form for bid ,pasrs change rom adrer ieme eonie
plated ty The bidder.

Tor we, the may By there write the name
full Of there the residence residences
hereby propose to carry the mail on route No.
from to often the Postmaster Gene rails
advertisement for proposals the Same dated September
80 1851 requires the time in The schd dulles
ained in such advertisement, and by following mode
conveyance, wit: here state how be seyej ]
for the annual OF hee write tho in
full length.
Dated tSigned.l
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lust received New York by the Last packets %
j iis city
Is boAer ne ehesss
So do gusily Scotch herrings
500 lbs New Nosk sacked dry beef
10 c,efts first Quaty guupoWder and Imperial teas
~ bbls. nackere
% bags Java coffee Ell #Ht+ t.s u
pipes Mar,e brandy, imported in 1888
20usret casks Omrd, Dupuy, Co. do -
pipes Of the best Old whiskey IN washington
June n1-3t JOHN n. Do"oho'
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IVES rIOEs u Cav11isA4Seml ar, ths ,1,'a.sss Z
tory fwlgitrk, sstnstpcaI, poltssi and irspss
N. y. Wiliis-with iInslrauona vpANCI TIT
JMnA ~
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OW-PRICED Ingram C~rpetings and Floor or
clottsJus received fresh
supply of the above ods will very pretty and
~ -
Ao, adtionsl supply heavy NJ r mai,
nss These the last shall he able furnish cusom
Of these goods
Also 10 pvces ~ white ditto, MAKE lower pc~
With straight s~vsgss s{3fl y. al1aa sI - - - 50
And ba.s damask druges. Es s
The public respectfully Invited examine our sock
o. mso'ms s3de We dsvsae entire depart
men and thsrefbre confidently ~ cell
.44 II. CLA0ETf 4 DODaON,
lane le-suRwH
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CHARLES sELDlNG, having been appointed by ne Iesse
u OF New YORK, CHuormh, anu w
te states OF t United Siai4s Territory OF Minnesota
owIeaUnent OF deeds, e ohefs
ais services ash,ngton and elsewhere
i4-2aw
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A MKcSS New Novel, The Fate Tale Oh sus'A'
Tunes, by the author the Old OAK Chest, &c. =,
Travels and Adventures la Mexieoi Dy WIN - 0AP'' "
nlhons annual Of Roman Anquss with numerous hu''fa
lions. ..-... 10. ha.,rne,s. nv Elm
Laolis, NJ. a. st
Just published and for sale ~ r.v,op 4 MAIJRY
Aug - pOo~.' So .--'--~~r---,
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TuDt.s sur In Defense Active des fnccsB par Gene
u picot--l ~.
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