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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-01
Id OF THE TINES lEWPORE THURSDAY MORNING MAY 1851.

not unworthy TO follow in the footsteps
Of their great iorefathers.
IL Providence shall be pleasrd TO
spare my life and health till that hour
comes, | shall meet the citizens of Bos-
ton, and my voice shall be heard, once
more. in the Cradle Of Liberty.
Till then, again thanking you and
the members of,he Council, bid you
and them farewell
DANIEL WEBsrER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-01
l)oetrp.
Datn for Drea ming.
sY MAJOR PArTEN, o. 0. Ahhv.

A cloud ID on the woodland height.
A mist is on the wave,
The sky which sunset painted bright
Seems tinged with eolors grave; =
Yet evenings hue love to view.
For when its stars appear,
'Tis mine TO trace the form aud face
OF one, alas Toe dear.
On vision wings spirit sweet
Then comes with mine to stray.
Through all the night my own to greet,
Nor stays sloof by day;
With voice and air and feature rare,
And eyes that radiant shine,
Oh ! all that's bright-save (thoOgh, OF blight D
She ns'r--ean ns'U Be piss.
The swan ,ha s~ims by moonlight dis
Remote in secret bay,
II once his mate be lost TO him.
lie would no longer stay;
Thus, form Of love il so il prove
Thou art shape ofair,
o take me,to thy home abovs
And blend our beings thero.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-01

The rote nat elected Summer The
vote tha, ele e;ted Sumner yesterday was
composed, it, supposed, Of one hundred
and twelve Free Soilers, seventy-nine
Democrats and two Wings Tareli0.
Mn. WEBSTER AND THE Council
The letter Of MIR. Webster, in reply TO
MIR. Brinley, President of the Common
Council.
COMMON Council Room, Boston, A.
pril Is, 1851. Dear Sir, have the
honor to transmit certified copy Of the
preamble and resolutions, adopted by
the unanimous vote Of the Common
Council Of this city, at their session
Last evening, in reference TO the r, iusal
by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen,
of the requcs, Of your friends for the use
Of F.neu,l Hall.
One of the rules ofthc Common Coun-
Gil provides that IN al cases the Presi-
den, may vote" checrfully availed
myself Of the privilege, by recording
NY "aye" on the passage of The rram-
bic and re.olu,iors: it is with pleasure
that comply with the instructions OF
the Board, to transmit to you an attest
ed copy Of them.
remain, very sincerely, your friend
and obedient servant FsASc,s BkiNLEY,
Pres't.
Hon. Daniel Webster, Marshfeld,
Mass.
MAssH,lrLp, Saturday Morning, A
pril 10Th. 1851. To Francis Brinley,
ESQ, President of the Common Coun-
ell Of the City OF Boston: My Dear
Sir-I have received your communi-
cation transmitting copies Of the Pream-
Bile and Resolutions adopted on the l7'h
inst, by the unanimous vote Of the body
over which you preside.
should be incapable of all just emo
ton, il delayed moment 10 express
my grateful thanks for a proceeding so
friendly and so honorable towards my
self,
wish my stay in this vicinity could
be such as to afford me an opportunity
of calling, individually, upon you, and
all the members and aging to each
my personal regards.
There are, know, members of the
Council, who entertain political opinions
different from my own, and this makes
me the more ANXIOUS to signify, in an
emphatic manner, my sense, not only OF
the kindness ard courtesy, but also OF
the maniness and independence, which
characterize their votes.
shall not have the pleasure, during
my present visit, Of meeting the ci'-
z.ns of Boston.
What ! have done, within the last
year, to maintain the Union, and TO pre-
b'l'C th' itlhAioiIo VI Ithbci 'i"hu'J hi-
tercourse, commerce and business a.
mong all ;he States has not been done
in corner and shall not 20 into a
corner to perform what may remain to
te done. Nor shall enter Faneu
Hall, ill its gates shall be thrown open
wide open, not with impe,uous recoi
grating harsh thunder" but with
harmonious sound, OH golden hinges
moving" 10 let in, freely and to over.
flowing, you and your fellow citiz ne
and all men, Of all parties, who are true
to Union rs well az to Liberty; men
who can look around, on the faces oI
the Patriots which adorn the walls oI
that sacred Temple, draw in with ,heir
deepest breath, the appropriate inspira.
tion, and stand upright and erect upon
It's pavement, IN mind and heart elate
in the eonsc iousness that they, too, are
Il 49,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-01

Fsos rRr CoAsr OF AyRicA.-By
brig Halcyon, Voorhees,, from Monrovis,
we have advioes TO Feb. IL. The II.
left the u. S. brig Porpoise a, Monrovia,
from O cruise on the coast, to snil in
Few days Tor Porto Prays.
The u. 8. chip Portsmouth and brig
Perry 10 windw
The U. 8. sloop Of war Dale sailed
from Monrovis, Feb. 18th, for Porto
Pisyn after Q cruisc Of four ard . ball
ro-i'is1n tie rcs'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-01

FaoN ME1ico.-Ths Spanish, ship
Servandi.a arrived ~ New Orleans on
the 10th inst, bringing thirty thousand
dollars and Eve days later advices from
Vera Cruz.
There is no political news ofmoment.
The French Minister, M. Lcvasseur,
has lett the city Of Mexico for his own
country, but 10 to return in October.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-01

PoLisH There was a
meeting Of Poles. resident in New York
on Wednesday evening, to adopt meas
ures for relieving their distressed coun.
trymen who arrived at ,ha, port few
days since. as we'll as to provide for
some two hundred more who are on
the eve Of departure for this country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-01
READ THis. George Thompson says

READ THls. George Thompson says
in one Of his Canadian speeches:
81 do moi believe there is one minis
ter in the United States who believes
what he Gays. know enough Of MIN
islers in that country to believe that
they preach llfilly and designedly
what ,hey know to be false These
men deliberately go to their closets,
and for purely political and pro-s!avery
purposes, write sermons for the Sabbath
day which they all the while know to
be palbably and damnaby un,rue!"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-01

MsslcAL. Jenny Lind and suite ar
rived at Wheeling the afternoon of A.
pril Gath in the steamer Messenger
which lett Cinci naii Tuesday nigh
The s'eamre Buckeye State which feI,
piqued at the Messengers changing
her hour of departure to accommodate
Jenny Lind. started on "a race, and dis
tanced the Messenger FIVE hours.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-01

The New Orleans papers Of the 2lst
have dates from Mexico to the 25lh uli.
stating that some Indians are ravaging
Zacatecas, numbering men, and earrv-
ing off women and children. The French
Minister has left the city Of Mexico, for
his own country, but is TO return in Oc-
tober.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-01

FRoM Mrxlco. We have received
from Mexico the Monitor and 'Le Trait
de Union" to the Goth Of March. The
Journal Universal opposes the treaty of
Tehauntcpec but the work continues
on the lsthmus. The Trait de Union
says that Government is at the end Of
its res ,urces and unalle to make n loan.
The other powers want TO make one
with the clergy. The negotiation was
nearly closed at the departure Of the
mail, and the Treasury will be thus full
for some days. The Diaro dc la Mar
ini has news to April LIST. The only
interesting advices are the resignation
Of the Minister Of Finances, Senor Es-
teva, succeeded by Senor Aquirrc,
Minister Of Justice, aided by d. Miguel
Ledro de Trada.
The President, Vas Concelos, Of San
Salvador has been impeached Tor hav-
ing made war on Qua emala without
the sanction Of Congress. The Vice
President, Quros, who belongs to the
moderate or Conservatory patty, has
taken the reins Of Government, and
concluded an arrangement, for the set
,lement Of the questions p'ndirg with
Guatemala and the British Charge, Mr..
Chatfield.
In consequence Of this, Carreras had
evacuated San Salvador, and the Brit
ish blockade had been raised.
There has been fearful earthquake
in Costa Rica, which has destroyed the
city of Aiagula and much damaged
the capital. San Jose it occurred on
the Gath uIt. Alagula is town Of TO-
900 to 1000 inhabitants.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-01

Fowls. Fowls that are coniiued 10 a
small space should have II supply Of
grass. They may b. let out ca a grass
plat to Iced, or sods of gras. may be
given them. lrlet out To feed IN 'hs
latter part Of the afternoon, they will
generally return to their house without
trouble.
When fowls are confined 10 narrow
space It requires much puin. 10 supply
them with all the various hiads oi iood
which they collect when running at
large; and without care TO supply their
WAITS, they W u not be profitable
" hen roaming as they please, they de.
YOUR many insects, eat gravel aud var-
ious kmds OF herbage, seeds Of vnriops
kinds, and many other ihiags which we
cannot Disseminate, though ws T. ~ on
v'rs they sslrci 'hoir fec
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-01

~ The last number of.' Gicasois
Pictorial Drawing Room Compauiop,"
is really beauty. The illustrations are
superior certainly TO anything Of the
kind published on this side of the big
pond" 1t is a cheap and interesting
publication.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-01

"The Washington Telegraph Of
tie 2ia says-The Cuban Expedition
now on foot, 10 said to be headed by
Gen. Miriam beau d. Lamar, Of Georgia,
and q Sensr Gonsales Of Havana. II
!. ,aid, slso, that Gov. Towns, Of oeor-
MA, 10 identified with he enterprise,
Which has TO- il, ,objce, the confcrrins of
So a.. 49,. -, -. '..t...
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-01

Hon. Robert I. Schsnck, Minister 10
Brazil, SIN New York, on his way to
s,.ur,c ihr ,'uiic, of hi, mi,sicr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-01

FEoM GUATEMALA, &C. We have
received some interesting intelligence
from Costa Rica, Guatemala and San
Salvador to very late date. The cleo
ton OF Director of Nicaragua had result
ed in the choice Of Lareno Pienada, a
distinguished statesman who represent
ed the civil party.
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OLD COUNTRY AVID GERMAN NEWS ROOM. los


NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DRsfcN-TuEa AILrpy
~ q The Asadem5 65 nrosdwsy, opposite Bond street.
IL ready for the pticn Of pictures twenty
fNh annual exhibition Artists requested eeud In
the usual m o. their works before the 10Th q March,
10 order that they be for from th
CT Esreh inclusive. by GREER Of the Council
J. H. sHEooGUsl Corresponding Secretary. N. A.
EEGRAvIN0s AND LITHoGRAPns IMPORTANT
IL for dealers Ia ttanre prints and
a. Iechcyner agent o. the eldest and mott
graphic establishments in Paris kna uuier the
We Nurgis 10 Rue serpent before leaving this
specially rcprereststo the citizens Of New York that Ne
established 81 NO. 5f Broadway depofit Of the
pictures prnf black and colores esgavihgs;
Hgious, historical architectural and other sresdid
sftiess also drawings by julien, Ferogic Caisa aad
athers 70 Re SOD ~ reduced wholesale ri a. the ahsve
nam tsahhmcnt. tll the 18th ins.tnn which the
subscriber viii leave the oty for the interior Of the a.
J. LE1pEVALLlER, So Broadway. 40 stairs.
Letters rect psd for orders received during his absences
a. the direction.
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rIsAyo,at..

pENNsYLyAEfA RAILROAD COMPANY AEE NOW
a torS ardins s9ods 70 fitseursh IN Eve dsys frau
philadelphia, 1T the following low frrt Ciass
ny Goods shoes, Hste &C I'll per 100 bs. Second gass
Bas btcwn huflins, Groceries Hardware, Se per
lNhs 1hrd-Queene~are, Coffee Tin. 40 GI per luC
les fturth Ashes Tar ritoh Sc = per leQbs No
cemmif1one charged fer receiving Goods
fhuscenha CT Pitsbursh. Goods Nee YofE Boston,
o. ary q iAe Eastern Fanufscurrg Companies nure
cettash to Pittsburgh, ana ell parts the BseNt West
shouid se ccnSEned 70 u. H. HOI STON Freight Agent
Peunsylysna Railroad Conrsny al and Z76 ssrket street.
Philadelphia. aorADgN r 'cAyODE, Ayenss,
Canal ba7ln. pittatrgrh.
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NEW IcyE AND FE1LApELPHIA.-NEw roEI
- sna Ehl.oelrhst sireet.-Cptta E,st4s Nal Line
Ihrcrth n ~ honrs, -is New Jersey R.ifs8. Fsre
styfohnsA y. it1u 'stt q CovftIspat o.. so sts
- ttd y. n, from foe' q Jsstrts street. Leave
shise.iInls ~ stsS "a. - StGsP a., 1r tos 'osssi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

RARNUks kUsErM. PaILADILPUIA.-P. r. GAR
y nun PROPRIETOR aud Manager II. Sanford Assisaat
EAnager-Sscond week o. the original aetsrNnr.
Booth, whose bold and lofty conceptions aud
erdons, have during the week attracted snd de-
hghtsd Thousands Of III. resdeat Of Philadelphia
rent, on honday eyerins when he will appear Hamlet.
Otheo IAga, Fese.ga, Octay,n And Richard, will
personaed BY Mr. Booth, In The ultment Of his splendid
eaEasemcnt such pieces a, The Adopted chd" Cherry
and Fair star. Par.oction. Sc with ballads By
yori,e eharsuts ks mna ste: and s.ans ~ the ret
OF Philadelphia Miss lille, Warren. constitute 'he After
noon performance Admission 20 the saloons
tnnnent - CENTS children under ten lax
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Il Nibles on Monday evening, March 10, 1lciets, nvs
dollars They can &c had o. De Psyscr oslsn ~ nsr-
ehants EXCHANGE O. W. ierhns Aesisans Post Easter
Erpsess; ID. Goodwin. Tribune Bailins. J. Trinbe 6I
Grand street; d. Austip Muir s1j Brosdsay d. l. Pstcs
~ sonth street; o. A. BusknEhsn, " william street n.
reetr corner Of Arm and Nassau sreets. A. T. Feekh.m
y yoen strser Jane, 7 TayIe, Carlton aouse; John q
Price, Bank q Conmcrse Herring toraer Pine aad
Water STREETS Chas ISurr % gerr, 6trsct D. ~ -
ard, Irving House. T. Deim misc. VII
friture.
Of ths New lgIk herald Guard, viii t.kc place a.
hblgs SALOON. on tonsay eve sins sarch "a 49,. etets
81 r. Be obtained & The ftiwue eomntse. - numbers
q tae esmnany'- tonnery, Devil ". MsrILfL James
McGcwan A. CARY, fsivs,. D. r. Fart A. Carson. T.
~ rne j. sa'cn H. " AfinstIons WILLIAM smyth. william
Essey - -. ,. CohNERf, Comma adant.
o. oT.-oRaND ASSEMBLY, or 1uE IypEPrS
dent Order q odd Fellows A. Triper HALL Monlsy
p sisreT ~ sitsrt Halls 4 Jusss' = a. ~ csals.
Iark Rev r. o. n. charles uGovIn, o. Barclay street
y sofia 49, Pearl street; a. O. X. 4. Adans sas-
70. ~ stern n Cedar street, v. O. oha Nsios IS Chris
10 street. r. O. Sec Benz j. psnt Stuy fnsur.nee
CourarYeortc u Breons stree, an Boscyi cemittsc
pavsf. Grad sscretsry ois Peo~t Bsii Jtm., III PER
hias Old Fellows ni ". Hsli sea, - Sroaaway I'd
yin Mercer e Naaau Rsd sna s.re,ss esiden
Brpehlyn Y. r. Lee 20 Bcwerg eernsr III sssnsaa street.
y fslor, Cemrtrslert y1icc, City nall VI. .. Ksn-
street, X wtets Coirua college Beach Arch rs sur
gtce corner q Fulton naa Nss.au s,rects James " Hals
Courier snd faquirer 0reo Wall street, y. {. va
Bsuren 9s3 Biercktr street; Der q. Ni.rf go.sslt
Nilismshvrsh; Y q. AgaFew A. vemmeli w,il.aasSarsh
Shta " kirg ~ brSsivay ~ sohn street. M
ssmtcrt q ths Greer sfe iegoeseat - appear in Tesa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

Total value Of foreign dry goods entered for con-
sunption and withdrawn from warehouse, in the frs
two months in each Of the past three years, was -
anSexed:~-
is4e 1850 1851
ll,io4, 800 $l2,s 466 s16,34o,7s3
1t appears by this that the value of foreign dry
goods thrc upon the market this year. 1856 81
greater than last year and greater than the
gear previous The steamship Pacific from Liverpool
brought very large cargo which is not included in
The above returns The trade has for time past
teen rather quiet. Country merchants do not pur-
chase sclargey anticpat and there is evidently
revolution going in the way Of doing business in
this and Gil other great markets Of the Unon. Here
to!ere business confined to particular
IL is more distributed the year. Merchants
c: he interior come to the city to make purchases
fou Eve and six times year instead Of two three
timer, as in years past This does away with the ne
eessity Of our city jobbers keeping such enormous
r,eeks Of goods On hand, and q continual change .s
going 10 the supplies. This prevents an sccumu-
lson OF unsseabe goods and requires less capital to
&c larger business 1t is the impression that the
active portion Of the season is yet to come The
suppiy Of foreign dry goods generally, has thus far
teen greater than the demand; but there is dispo
stion manifested to press the market to any extent
and In the event of there being moderate lu in the
impor.ations the present Of surpy would
he reduced
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IksURAsCEs,


l Us AssuRANeE.-NATIoNAL LOAN FUND LIrR
htattnse scsistyof b0rdon.-Certral Agent cree 7l
W. s.Tfs. hes ora sarsh l. lSslcarisai ras0(oa
80 W ti1<tA-fhe Withdrawal tails society
e in' ssuisa Nho may hks os their rocss under
sste .nt as grts'est possible rresent prospective
sy.nias.s e.n be eotterred assurance % this
att we % entitled any time receive atin.e-
,ss an irmeeisse sdvasec g she s,ert q onsta tie
we Iaia shnual IfeTiuus, without security
iens hati.,y or deio.t q me policy tvs ~ smlleen
.eshent thrcthi or the tsif rtemun te withheld
aarl,k We N.sie esntnaaBee " tho policy. Ao. toe
tnti the ssser AZ ans tge larins 10 cansnae
ne ey On - turrsnder half 81 the trena as
VII ?. rettfned ~ the Frciety.
~ ast san1s ,sto-td ssv $50 TIE
ps.tee etlr't - TIE sfsnfeu te Cgsu rotarn
TeT cert % cir premium in eatc II rsttfsiurnrv
IRON 20 ~ ~ ptr cent. - ~ '' 's
Examples " bcrrscr arcade se1l.,sa fii te fc.,A i
~ oeies ltmi HES teStther with sbts 81 fatts std
.ther Iortaation, on atctEurn 70 II Wal street.
ny 81 tie sEencits, free II sxreEse.
- INty may - mooerste hnIusl Trerirr, ingave fcr
NC are y - tut'ves e reach the g ~ ytsrs fu
I'm irsored 70 % siaCS wii te p.d hiB tr y lie
.ssh oe.9r re s reri tie sssured AL 10 rad
70 I've family o. ieeti rtnTrrea rxtfrtr
:. ,rrrINa g. Rfsrops lob skscH.
sWtit JoaeTh nj isTd ~.
- ~ ncN sh"i hoftvt J. oil n sd
,.r,h'sis 'b btth. J. kea-u1 Rotftrs, y.
~ h'tfe uttt every "wednesday, ~ u ya street Ter
LLtarTFs srsrv cstsrsI ars,t ana
ttIti- htshoent VI ttt U1it,d Sste iessi Beard.
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k,si l'ss' ii. (, s..,ss
s sT ps.rsk orsDPc NJ Collins cssnS Dais e. rs.
NJ ka siss L esS"i M M
sTfEss NS nut e CO new ss,%ay sSsslos ~ FaAT
Tely Tsnsls Dsyss IarsSs Gbss ssds S s "a.:
e ssf e':: s Sisss
Gss 81 s..ss Mr. JOHN ssrsoN
cIsr rryis ssss S. ssssns s,sA 0ss sf
hsr S. xat ss1cs: sa.
isafI lean las so. s u.ass
- lHl; Overture orchestra Leader MI L. Mama TO
d. ISS5afs Tss' Sp e
sls A q TO
RRouGHAM's LYcEUs. GRoADwAr.NEAR DsooxE
oe ochass s Sff a. raTqsS y i Fs%y CIR,
open to Sssn oeissk.randsy evening aarS IT,
~ Ss' ,Ssasss,ss
,eL ret9natoI Mr. Lynne Emily Lambs GOOD, Mss fay
usr1,;aF: ,a =.
sor ca1 Miss .a1 l
D. Phillips. Fanny alias Tom the Eton Boy Miss K liorn
rar ,s r yAv
vaudeville Company. No performance. Wednesday.
TRIPLER HALL-rhs GREAT NJ ,IcAL EyEEroF
siSNtoRA A xAaE-zr BEsrUcoA.
Fosnss Snssr Ss h s'sstis' Of Venice
to 6 SS II F & $hI sss Only
49,, .ON TUESDAY, MARCH Ira,
"n'n Ii Tssil * SA ''n
and Ro viii hex & aG ssss e ySs
appearance in ~ SssSs E HR'ESe Ssa'
An American Vocalist. Her appearance
sIGNoRA A; M.sETzeK sEKruccA
sIGyoRA TRursl- BEsEDErrr.
mss se' VIRGINIA hVswvn nSiisc.
sIGNoR 3ErrvESrASo,
sisSoR RosI and
THr GRAND ORCHESTRA of the Italian oTsra.
''' PROGRAMME. 80 ~'A aAss'4'H
l. pSriasst ogs9s Hno
p eaiaa aaIiss yera' opsTi
s. R0manrs-Fr0n hsraadaitss oseFs iii B;syo
KomqnssnTssm B.fs'' OPERA Bohemian cs ''
s. Duo-frsn KOssinys ossr.: frata, -'s'Al.
g. AniamTTSm D0nia''is OPERA Linda al ca.-
hsyeTsee.,s opesa, Robert tae Devil" exc
'1''d on the ris4 II Isn'r' -E'f'a''a
Grand 6ossises,. Opera. A aa S'''''''"
Grand rants.. on the Violin $50, Fsri s Giesei
Harp. y sis1'ia me
Grand Trozrrom Hoa.rss opsra Don Jaan. t' mes
x.
o. Noeturne Espagnole-Ixeouted on tie Harp,
,n, 49, sgnora karet4ek- b. .tuesa
- Mile Nathalie Fit janes
e Grand Dno.Irom Donizetsi's Opera. Dsn
raequaie"-"Cheti cheti, tipente,"
sianors Beneventano ar a Sane airico
fIce Oh iosion-Tbs being the only ApplsTAnee Of
Signora Maretfek Bertucoa Mile NJ FitIanps .oss
Their amp Concert in America owing the large lie
OF the HAIL. the OF tickets will occasion
ONLY OsL DOLLAR.
10 DC hsd AZ the principal Music Stores, the
o'clock, Pm '' ~ " ~ -
Eeoss op,n at o'clock to elost precisely
Nc rorronement on any account whatever.
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PUBLICATIONS.

have nov rsssy 5. fourth sdos iifa q JOHN Ran.
smS foi,1. hafs cs1ssd has sys n''aI's
sh.iss hi',orssi Is.ains.kspues: "Tns tioa.phy &
ss been sss s Of s
tisns essssls book the two Volumes not 1niy soS,sa
he history Of his life .n.iy,. .. n, character bat
dsy"-IIs.e.ns;; since ksnnedy's lie Of william wirt.
when vii At compare in Interest with hi, work Il
p.., as I,sa BY nurd:: , s. ssa
N Ter and b, Esp striking AID as.sr,,
Delta "As biography, it is marked by dirsetpsss sad
unity q yurro. and eonprshensvsness ana variety q
ins Amere.n hcs.,phis. With which aeqaAiassa-
and IN us biesIaphicai ton. vel. aad u
q is,esssteurnal % Commerce Tsis book NIL. saak
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