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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-22
NUANAGER'sl OFFICE.-F. MORRIS &

ITMoRE BRILLIANT PRIZES AT PURCELL's E1
We have again the pleasure of announcing to the
public the arrival of two magnificent prizes sent
to this agency. On the 22d of August we sold to
citizen Of Richmond the whole Of the capital of
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and on the next day we returned, for the want OF
purchaser, the whole OF the grand capital of FORTY
THOUSAND, making three capital prizes to this
ONE HUNDRED AND TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS!! In addition to tn we have sold
since the first of August, prize of $780, 1000 1000
and numerous smaller ones. Let it be remembered
management OF F. Morris & Co. More of the same sort
can be had, and 10 obtain them, direct your orders
F. NORRIS & CO., or
G. w. PURCELL, Richmond
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
POPULAR SCHOOL BOOKS,
FOR SALE BY
NASH n WOODHOUSE.


Lords Modern History.
Taylor's Manual of History
Familiar Science, or the scientific explanation of CON-
mon things, edited by Robt E. Peterson
Maudeyille'r series of reading Books
Prof Arnod's series of Latin and Greek Books
Prot Anthons do do do do
Prof Andrews do do do do
Oendors series of Books for learning to read WRITE
and speak the French, Italian, Spanish and German
LaoguagesIWith keys TO the same
Bullion's English Grammar
Buons Latin and Greek Grammars and Readers
Prot. Dtapets Natural Philosophy
Prof. Diapers Chemistry
LeipsIcseditons OF the Latin and Greek Classics
English French, Spanish, German, Italian, Greek and
Hebrew Lexcons, and Dictionaries
Pimrey's series OF French Books
c ctSHs'' do DO do DO do DO
Cleaveland's Compendium OF Literature
Shaw's English Literature
Graham's English Synonymes
Maugnaps Historical add Miscellaneous Questions
Parker's Geographical Questions
Smiths illustrated Astronomy
Dwights Mythology
Tooke's Pantheon
Elements of Mythology
G G5ays Be Gsoeas Text B00k-l;st edition
Dr.. Whateey Iessons in Reasoning
DR.. Whateley's Logic
DR.. Whateeys Rhetoric
Herscheps Outlines of Astronomy
SomervilleS Physical Geography
Together with every other School Book used in this
section of country Also, for sale at low prices blank
books copy books, slates slate pencils lead pencils
lnk-stands, INK, drawing pencils superior water colors
in boxes or by the single cake sable camel and pooh alb
brushes Bristol board drawing paper, crayon paper,
horn paper, coloured crayons, mathematical nstru.
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tolios, portable writing desks, gold pens, steel pens
quilts and ready made pens, pen Knives silver pencil
cases, composition books, sketch books, &c.
School teachers, parents and children supplied.
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers, Staoners and dealers in
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-22

fossessl0n gwen Immediately. Apply at
J. &. CHENERY'S
Sc IL Opposite Fred Depot
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PIANO FORTES. GUIrARss

-,ssssEEJ- PIANO FORTES, GUITARS
&e.-P. H. TAYLOR is constantly re-
w " Z Uceivng supplies of superior Piar Fortes
from the extensive manuta tories d,
NUNNS u CLARK, and A. Fl. GALE o. CO.,
New York. The Pianos OF the above celebrated ma
kers are well worth the attention ofthe public as nos
sessing all the best qualities OF the best makers They
have been sold with entire satisfaction TO purchasers Tor
more than fifteen years his Piano Forte and Music
Warehouse, and though taken from a large number
constantly being manufactured there no particular
selection made in them for their remarkably rich tones
elegant workmanship and great strength as these uua-
ties peculiar to all the instruments of the firms
above mentioned. Purchasers will derive no advan-
tagefrom going North, as am prepared to sell on as
accommodating terms can be had any where Nv
assortment comprises instruments of s, 81 and oc-
taves The latter confidently offered as superior 10
any tor sale in Richmond, Va MeIodeons furnished
to order and at short notice, on favorable terms
Martins unrivaled Guitars, with large assortment
OF imported instruments, plain and inlad, and ranging
in prices from S. to $50, constantly hand together
with musical instruments and merchandise in great va
rety and for sale at the only Music Store in the city,
lou Main street,
le 10 Opposite the Bank
TDIANO FORTES ARRIVING.-NASH &
II WOODHOUSE have received by nearly every
packet, which has arrived lately from New York sup
plies of PIANO FORTES, from "Stodart" and llom
~. B. Durham"
They have also hand, lately received, other beau.
tiful instruments from "Chickerng."
All in search ola good and handsome Piano Forte
can find such at establishment, and on as good
terms as can be had North. 10
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RESIGNATION OF GEN. OUITuAN

To the Democratic State Rig hts Party of M,SsisSpp
The result OF the election for the Convention
however brought about must be regarded at least for
the present, as decisive OF the position of the Stale and
the great issue involved
The majority have declared that they are content
with the late aggressive measures OF Congress- and op
posed to any remedial action of the State
Although this determination Of the people is at var-
anee with my fixed opinion OF the true policy Of the
State, heretofore expressed, and still cobscentiou.y
entertained; yet state Rights man, and Democrat,
bow in respectful submission to the apparent will OF
the people,
1t is the State has yet spoken auhoritativeIy
even the acts OF the Convention Will not be binding
until they have been ratified by vote of the people;
but by the election OF nonresisters the Convention
q majority OF the people have declared az iinst the
course OF policy on the slavery questions which Deem
ed it my duty 10 pursue while Governor; and agars
the principles upon which was nominated, and upon
which alone had consented to run as a candidate |
might perhaps, be elected, Notwithstanding this demon
straton ct public sentiment in the election Tor the Con-
vention; but as | have been mainly instrumental in
seeking the expression Of the will OF the people through
Convention, ought, in my political action to abide
by il.
Therefore, upon full consideration of all the circum-
stances; respect tor the apparent decision OF the peoples
duty to the noble and patriotic party, vino are srug-
Cling to maintain the rights of the South against Nor
thern aggression and to preserve institutions from
the fatal effects OF consolidating all power ia the Fede
raj Government; and of self respect which in
clines me not to seek public station, in which nv
opinions upon vial questions are not sustained by
IHdJoIty vi dill cOHCur III inducing me
to the opinion that my duty requires to retire from
the position which l occupy the Democratic State
Rights Candidate Tor Governor. With emotions of the
deepest gratitude to the patriotic party by which was
nominated, Tor the evidences Of their unfaerng con-
ldence, both IN the nominal ton and in the warm and
hea.ty reception with which have been'met every-
wherein the canvass, tender my resignation of the
high and honorable post Of their chief standard bearer
in the pending canvass, pledging myself to them and
the country that will to the last, serve the great
cause of State Rights faithfully In the ranks, as
houa ndpou Irph To do in hlnh nnsltI nn
Monmouth, Sept. 6, 1851. J. A. QUITMAN.
| LATER FROM HAVANA-SECE CAN
| DlDATE FOR GOVERNOR IN MISS ISSIPPI.
New ORLEANS Sept. IT,
| The brig Adams Gray, has arrived here with later
| dates from Havana. There is no news of impor-
| lance from Cuba.
| Hon. Jefferson Davis has consented to run as the
Secessonlst candidate for Governor of Mississippi
| in place of Gen. Quitman, declined.
| ARREST OF Mr.. GoRsUCH's SLAvE.-Negro NoaE
alias Jim Scott, of the fugitive slaves belonging
| to MIR. Gorsuch, captured Thursday last
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BY DAvENPO RT, ALIEN & co.

AhGA CsSES. BOOTS, SHOES AND
OVSB HATS, 800 SIDES SOLE LEATHER
AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, LIST October,
1851, we will sell at our auction store, 10 O'clock
large assortment OF fresh and desirable goods tor
fall and winter sales, consisting of
Gents fine calf Boots
Mems heavy winter Boots
Boys do do do
Mems sewed and pegged Brogues and Brogans
Bos do do do do
Youths Boots and Shoes
Women and Misses Buskins, Ties, Boots, &c.
ALSO-l50 cases Silk and Wool Hats
800 sides Sole Leather
80 cases Richmond made brogues
Trunks, Shoehread, &c.
TERMS Under 800 cash, 800 and over, months
CT edit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.,
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a. FOR RENT--The brick dwelling on 5h st
k.l between Broad and Marshall at present occupied
by Or Fitzgerald. Possession may behad on or about
the 18th inst. Rent $275.
TOLER & COOK,
sc % General Agents.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-22

NEW YORK MARKETS, Sept, 90, p. M.
Cotton is steady with moderate demand.
FLoUR.-State and Western is 10 fair demand fol
export and home consumption, with sales Of $500 bbls
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O. FOR SALE-The wooden mouse on Sd street
E;!a next TO the Cemetery. 1t has three rooms, and
there is good brick kitchen, together with other con
ven fences in the yard The lot has front of 25 feet
on Sd street, and back 100 feet Terms accommo
dating. TOLER & COOK,
seq GeneraI nents
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-22

a. FOR RENT, the house on Franklin street.
E4 opposite Trinity Church. at present occupied BY
Mrs Roganni, with pleasant rooms, kitchen, &c, in
hne order-centrally located, and convenient to the
ven.
M
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

WEOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG.
LEI TION.-Rev. J. S. Walthal, having declined
housekeeping, there will be sold at his residence
corner of 3rd and Main street, on Monday, 29h ins
beginning at 10 o'clock, variety of house hold and
kitchen Furniture consisting of Feather Beds, Mat
trasses, Bedsteads Dining Tables, Chairs, Scotrs
approved Refrigerator superior Sofa, the usual cook
ing furniture, &c, &c Also two mich Cows reared
in or near the city.
TERMs.-For all sums of $50 and under cash. over
S5o ninety days credit with approved negotiable notes.
Sc ~ w. GODDlN Auctioneer.
~" After LIST October my lodging will be at the
Powhatan House. J. S. WALTHALL
"a EAT e 0 TT A RESIDENCE ON
~ CLAY STREET, NEAR CLAY STREET
CHAPEL-Will be be sold on TUESDAY, the 23rd
September 1851, upon the premises, commencing at
O'clock the neat cottage residence the south side of
Clay street, the Clay street Chapel now in The
occupancy of Mr.. J. G. Cefin. The lot fronts about
40 feet Clay street, back to Brook Avenue and
has upon an excellent dwelling and several other bull.
dings
The whole premises in excellent repair The
front yard is asetuy arranged and set in shrubs flow
ers, &c.
Tor negotiable notes, interest added secured by trust
deed.
se15 w. GODDIN, Auct.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
FRANKLIN STREET FOR SALE.-The
subscriber offers tor sale that most valuable Lot the
South side OF Franklin and East side of Sh ST.
1t fronts 100 feet and extends in the rear los feet and
has upon IT a large frame dwelling
|. ltnot sold privately before MONDAY afternoon,
the 9Th day of October next said Lot will then be sold
at auction at At o'clock.
1t will be divided into building Lots of 26 feet
front, running back 100 feet alley. After which,
the frame building will be sold, be removed in rea
sonable time thereafter.
TERMs-One third cash; balance at and 10 months
Sc % W COMM Arot
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE VS..

A. ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
W TURE, &C., AT AUCTION.-On THURS
DAY morning next, the 18th inst com mencng at 10
o'clock, at the residence of VIM o. George, Esq. on
the corner of Canal and Sd streets will be sold at
auction, the larger portion of his Household Furniture
consisting OF good collection ofparor chamber. d.
mng-1oom end other furniture, together with MANY
other articles. '
After the above will be sold at his stables excel
tent gh2 horse wagon, several lots of harness sad
dies; also. sett new buggy harness. Sale without re-
serve. Conducted by
Sc % GEORGE J. SUMNER, Acct.
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co,
xROCERIEs. &c, AT AUCTIoN.-On
Va THURSDAY, 25th inst, at 10 O'Clock, at our
auction store, we will sell an assortment Of Groce-
ries, viz
76 hhds Porto Rico, Sugars
so do Molasses
Coffee Brandy, Wines
Glass, Starch Soap
Candles Papers Teas
Oils, Rice, Leather
LoafSugar, Salt
Ginger painted Pals
Nails, &c &c.
TERMs-Under 500, cash; and 800 and over four
months credit, for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN d CO.
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q a "a REWARD will pay The above re-
90 ~ ward forthe apprehension and confinement
In the jail OF this city of my girl Maria; or
will pay $50 for her apprehension and confinement in
the city JAIL under circuns that will fully enable
me to arrest and prosecute the person who has been
hardening and employing her ever since she ran awav
She is about twentyth years old and is rather in
clined 70 be heahy, and is ola bacon color She alb
seconded about the middle of July last, and NAV be
found some where between 3D. street and Brook Ave
nue. and North of Leigh street.
Sc lS-3tawt If l., CHJNN
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NOFICE.-Perso holding claims against NJ. A.
~ q L.. Levy endorsed by Hyman Levy, Pulaski
p Porter, James D. Porter, aud Robert NJ Baker, or
any one or more OF them or tor which the said last
named parties responsible, in any form, for said
rm, are requested 10 present the the under.
signed, WIN. W. CRUMP
SO l9-eolw Trustee &c
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ENGINEERS OFFICE,

OKANVE W ALEXANDRIA RAIL Road,
September 9th, 1851. }
ITO ONTRACTORS.-Sealed Proposals will be
L received at this office, until the LIST day of Oeto
Der inclusive for the graduation and masonry of the
Third Section of the Orange and Alexandra Rail.
road, and of the Warenton Branch Railroad
The length OF the main road now to be let completes
the line to Gordonsville, distance of 26A miles The
length OF the Branch Road ia miles,
The work will be divided into mile Sections. 1t will
be tor examination on and after the Goth inst Spec-
locations will be ready at the same time
Bidders unknown to the undersigned, must produce
satisfactory testimonials.
By order of the Board:
SO 16-td r. c. ATKINSON e. II
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a T meeting OF the President and Directors Of the
~ James River and Kanawha Co., held on Mon.
day Sept 18th, 1851, report was received from the
Chief Engineer informing the Board, that the Cana
from Lynchburg to North River would be so far com.
pleed BY the LIST OF October that may then be opened
for transportation. On consideration,
Resolved, That the Canal from Lynchburg to the
mouth OF orh River be opened for tine public use on
and after the lst day of October next, and that the
tariff OF tolls and regulations force on the first
division OF the Canal be enforced the second dyis
ion, SO far as the same may be applicable
Resolved, That the toll gaherer at Lynchburg be in
srucied to collect the tolls that may become due in
accordance with the foregoing resolution
Extract from the records.
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%F FOR LONDON,-The new and superior
80 ship JUNIUS, Captain Cooper, now in
port, will be ready to receive cargo in few days. and
will have dispatch. For freight Of $50 hhds Tabacco,
apply to
SO eff Rev CTOpTON
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-22

- W. JONES, DENTIST, having returned
IN from the country is prepared attend to those
cases engaged during his Absences also, those that 9TH
ers may desire. St l5-3t
EN T. II E. s. TALIAFERRO have re-
He moved their office on 18th street. next to Mayos
Bridge, where they prepared to fill all orders for
FLOUR, MEAL, and GROUND PLASTER with
promptness. au l5-dtf
ga LIE S MAN WA TED IN A DRY
- GOODS ESTABLISHMENT-A young man
who is capable, and can bring good references Adj
dress T. F., by letter, post paid to the Richmond
Sc lift POST OFFIC
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DAVID CURRlE,
CHAS. T. WORKMAN g. CO., or
HASKINS & IIBY.

4assEE FUK BOSTON-F7rst and only Vessel
- The superior fast sailing Schooner VICTORY,
Nckerson master, having the greater portion of her
cargo engaged and going on board; will sail with
all possible dispatch For balance Of freight of 500
packages tobacco passage, having superior accom-
modations: Apply to master on board, at Edmond &
Davenports Wharf, or to
au "a DAVID CURRlE
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fa FOR RENT.-A very comfortable house
EaQ near Clay Street Chapel, suitable for medium
sized family, in good order with kitchen, hydranl,
&c. Apply to
sept IL ]. M. TAYLOR
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Fiji FOR BOSTON-FIRST VESSEL-Tbe
$50 superior fine fast sailing regular packet schr.
JULlETIE, Captain Obed Baker, having the greater
portion OF her cargo engaged and going on board will
sail with a possible dispatch For balance of freight
OF SUI packages tobacco, or passage, havirE superior
accommodations, apply to captain on board at Ed
mond & Davenport's wharf, or to
se8 DAVID CIIPRIE
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" the Europa, Africa, Humboldt, and other steam
ED ers from Liverpool and Havre, we are now re-
ceiving fall importaons of
PIP ITlSH EREMCH u A w
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mo. l29-Captal: $780,
900. Is Nos 10 drawn Tickets So.
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Drawn numbers OF Nd Consolidated, No. AZ, Aug. 90 ::
Is IL DC IS 80 7 50 80 IS Is 70 81
Whole Nos S II IS, the capital OF $4,000, sold and
paid at sight by PURCELL.
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POLITICAL.

nEhOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
tes.Ata meeting Of the Democrats Republican Gene
Resolved. That the Democratic Republican electors of the
tOss and the the party be
assemble Tuesday Of September next the pur
the Democrats Republican State % he hess s
byrscuse ON Wednesday the l0tH of September, 1851
atsrnates be voted Directly except in the districts
Prspg more than ward in those selected
district convention Of i've delegates to be chosen from
>; That the polls BE- held It the following places
L.. % Ward. as Ward COMMITTEES shall direct.
T., {sd Ward as Ward Committee shall direct.
S.... .lth Ward, Plume's. q James street.
-. 9th ward. the Emblem, 81 West Broadway.
Wrd JOY yShs sS rsr. stEsss rrnr street.
l.... 9th Ward. Isaac Smiths. % Perry street.
g. 9th Ward 10Th Ward Hotel cor and Forsyth
TO- Ward Hopes corner Fourth avenue and 18th ST.
L. lsh ard i4h Ward Head Quarters, corner Of Grand
IS. 18th Ward, as Ward Committee shall Direct
H. 18th " and. 18th street, near Eighth avenus.
10Th Ward hpdwiths, cor Eighth ayenue and Bis, st.
16:: 18th ward as directed by Ward Committee.
That the polls EXCEPT in the wards wherein the ward
NJ and closed at p NJ and in such change
Of notice thereof be given to the Secretary Of this Com
That three of Election for each ward be
pointed BY the ward Committee from she democratic in
epetors chosen at the last general elections default
OF such appointment three before such election the
spectors shall be appointed by the ward delegates this
That the Twentieth Ward the time place such
primary election also elect three delegates General
COMMITTEE and also elset Ward Committee consist of
nitsen msmte.s; and that VIM NJ Tweed Garrs Dyekman
R0BT. j. DILLON. Chairman.
JOHN Y. SAVAGE. JR., Se'hsSs4ie''
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Alta MEETING OF THE COULTER GUARD, HELD
on Thursday evening" August q 1851 the first meeting
after their excursion to Albany the following resolutions
we're adopted
lst-Kesolved, That the officers and members of the
Coulter Guard OF New York, 90 return sincere and
heartfelt thanks to the officers and the Repub
loan Artillery Of Albany for the grand salute of artillery
with which they greeted in Albsny
to their grand escort and reception at Beardsey Hotel and
exqut entertainment at the Albany Museum.
2c-Resolved That we shall ever have grateful remem
fourth geant, John Dunn Who through mistake
wse left bebint at the hour of our leaving Albany
I'D -kesolvsd, That the officers and members OF the
Coulter Guard also return their Captain
Croft OF the New York Volunteers for the the
that used in the service OF in
late war With Mexico which was
4th hesolved That return warmest thanks TO Mr.
James shelton and the members Of his excellent band
the able manner which they exerted themselves in dis
coursng Of the most eloquent and music
which add credit to the and with general
APPRECIATION from all who heard them.
5b-kesolved That also sincere thanks
Regiment n y s Militia, snd also TO Mr. Hsgan, Of
the Pheasant Howard street. for their kind reception
on from Albany We consider Mr. Hagans cham
payne exceient but the gentemanly manner with
which he distributed it, and exered himself the
company sdds doubiy the deportment Of the
tsman We arr dorbly grateful TO Aess:s Tate and Little
pery Of the Coulter Guard aud shah consider
gentlemen and soldiers, inferior to none.
tthhesolved That the their best wishes
and sincere thsnks to Miss Catherine g. Woods of No.
81 Eleventh street York for her kind teaat
full favor with set OF guide coors which,
for material cannot surpassed by TO nothing Of
tor al eoors with beautiful wreath in the centre They
were, In fact, respect and credit TO the and
douhy 10 the young lady who them They bore
contrast With the star spsngd banner the New
long life and she the
great and good wishes with which esteem her,
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HON. r. STEADS.

SsA HOME FOR ALL."-MANHATTAN BUILDING
"A Association, humber Two.-Established pursuant to
act Of Incorporation Shares $500 entrsnce fee ST.
dues 81 OWNS u the unexampled prosperity Of the
association Of this name, numbering Thousand
the short of four months and
to receive any members IL has become
establish second association founded upon
principles with al areholdr
his purchases As me ium OF investment the securing
Homestead this association affords peculiar facilities
the working beyond all others Prospectus and every
information be obtained, and names registered
Mercer House. Of Mercer and Br John
r. Rodmln, Esq, 229 West street, George W Stevenson,
Fq Attorney and Counsel of the First Manhattan Build
ing so essau street Due notice will be given
Of the hrst meeting. which will De held
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poWFL1UN HOUSE,. NEwuTHG.--AN IMPRESSION
hfNiur fNre abroad that nl az thc family rooms ~ is
-stel mtrt az erFasec ior . 1entA oi aa,
H"tcftntfs fCr g. tfy thttttr uuuie nae hh
tE TIE frnutf and q sfiil qute tniii eet in
ID ere viii w. auitfE Of laT l raUsi1 90
N Sent t s,titfsd IL 81 d. The plea antdf m sth
h. tAs Whole tesson. rsuAics etins " -. .,a
weeks Willie Ill "A ed in tst month ~ 'tnrt rsse
Nonmur icaticn several tines daily " ste.ww
read, Of low fare. ehNNh " H-"'NN
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fArslIIes5HtAt-

NsATRINOry MADE EASY. oR HOW 20 WIS %
w Ioycr-rroiss or Iawtpr &c L-pd.A having lt
Nostnn. VIII ud fo ailr r'oau cta f1ii..
.asf p.d ON ditet tons enati ia g-fier
ru tit devoted ahsclus OF the nrnt' sex Joe Process
ifDric hut ttitatrr t1Ht rl Del rrad it
ofaFe fYTfarance. nrifni add lst tlruf Dot
tsst ESQ b, rgec visn ffc sri dHisatg. t.t
feettun g. pptbis Address Professor Dtwton Do
e,.cre taken frow The Poet roe unless tne c
age IL psid.