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warrenton N. c. Male ACADEMY.

WarrentOn N. @. Male Academy.
TTNHE Rev. Mr.. FRosT having made known his desire
to be released at the close of the present session
rom the contract made with the Trustees of this nsttu
ton, that he may return to the active work of the Minis
try they desire to engage another Principal for the
ing year.
The Trustees will guarantee certain and liberal saIa
ry, and will pay to the Principal whatever the school
may yield above the secured him. The highest
testimonials as to character and qualifications will be re-
quired.
Letters addressed to either Of the undersigned will be
duly attended to.
THOMAS L. GREEN
WILLIAM PLUMBER INN
WILLIAM C.. WILLIAMS !
Warrenton, Sept 8, 1852. ga At
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Notice.
N oTicE is hereby given that application will he
~ made to the next General Assembly to have the
Charter OF the City OF Raleigh amended. ~
VIM DALLAS HAYWOOD.
Raleigh, August Dad, 1852. ST.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
IF YOU WANT TO SAVE A COUPLE HUI

i DKEU UULLARS, send on your orders for
THr1'entfne Stills. Caps, firms, and Worms:
Also, Brandy Stills, and any kind of Copper work,
Brass, Machinery, &c.
The prices of St-caps, Arms, and Worms are as
follows: By the pound 81 cents; by contract
barrel Stl-cap. Arms and Worms S4nn
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NOtice---Direct ImPOrtatiOnS.
NV have just finished taking inventory l0' '''
w summer season, and find as follows - LID
number of notes and accounts due ns wFIcn snou E
be settled up 10 ls July and to which we PdTfle"H
call the attention Of those interested.
Also, a well assorted stock of
China Ware and EaFthenWarq'
to which will be rec ewing large additions during s
month Of August and to which especially invite wi
mingon on their way North would do we'll TO PurcnssSJ
their stocks of Crockery from Us, are determine"
MoRAE & HARRISS.
Wilmington. July "a, 1859. u
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: 4 1s1AU MdMllIttCtOry.
important nlpT0Uemelt-ELastic UnipersnE Toxcb
"IsE & BROTHER, Manufacturers Of Roudo;r
W Square and Grand Pianos, request those wanting
hrst.rate Irstrumentone that Ladies can perform on
the greatest possible advantage that is chaste of
concert tune, and last life time to call and soc for
themselves sample Instrument the Agents office
nese are more in general use in the CITY
among the first critics of art and science AMI 70 -
we have the honor of referring See the manufacturer
CIRCULARS which may be obtained of the Agent All In
struments warranted five years. " "
]. j. WISE & BRO.
Raleigh, Jan. IL, 1850. On sm
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that application will be
j made to the next General Assembly to have the
Onarter OF the Town of Louisburg amended, and the
limits of the town enlarged. ~ 0
" JOHN G. KING,
RICH'D NOBLE,
T. J. BROWN
J. H. YARBROUGB.
d. e. STONE,
I.ouisburg, Aug. 20, 1852. A. o.
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NOTICE.


A 2PLICATION will be made to tho next General
N Assembly Of North Carolina for the passage of an
act authorizing the location of suitable place near
Smthve, N c., for the purpose of planting Oysters
with view to more abundant and healthy supply Of
the same for the North Carolina Market. .
September rs, 1852. 9I-3t
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NOTICE.

A PPLiCAT!oN will be made to the general As.
-, semoy OF North Carolina, at its next Session. for
the passage of an Act incorporating the Weslersn
NC. - +'eSsoorough,
September 1st, 1852 @. =.
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- PLANO FORTES.
TIVE Ladies respectfully invited to call and ~
anime and varied assortmen nj of rch - 81
Toned Piano Fortes made by the best Manufactmrer "a
the United States, (Bonnell, Davis s. Coz We cb.i
lenge competition.
TURNER'S N. C. BOOK STORE
P S. Also fine lot OF Piano Stools, and the 1ates,
assortment of Sheet Music the fashiona5Ie ut
he day.
Raleigh, Jan. IS, 1851 22-
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COURT BLANKS.
Ut every Description for Sale at the Standard oao
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-l. New Music.
lust received at the MUSIC STORE, lot of new
81 and fashionable Music. embracing,
Friendship Polka,
Wait for the Wagon,
Low-backed Car,
Nelly Bly,, &c. &c.
Carolina Music Store. F51St -.
April 1852. 1t
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MILTON FACTORY AND MILL.

w "a FON Z RU
RaleIgh N. u. June 9Th, 1852. 63-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
pGETsCAl,
CONC OF THE ZEPHYR SPIRIT.

SONG OF TIE ZEPHYR Spirit.
come froa, the deeps where the mermaid .@nsS
~ her bowers OF amber, her garland "i sne's'
w. ,he sands are of gold, and o crysta inc SIes
And the spirit Of e'adness unchansimsy owens
hres,hed on the harp at Zephyn's cave
49,, the strain ms il rose .ided upward VAN ne;
NO dwelling on earth. but my home Is N: wave
And my couch is me cora grove deep !" me sea
Thou has, dreamedha,t thou not Tot those "avss''d'a
yhee all tina, can win heart beams on the sight;
Nberc life is a frolc through fances and MOWERS,
And the soul lives in dreams OF laslng deiighl
Thou wouds what thy dreams brought TO my sle"
Thou woudst dwell with the morn that now beams upon
thce2
To the fears Of the earth-lo its cares bid adieu
Come, rest in the coral grove, deep in the sea.
With nv hreath will fan thee when MONDAY s n's"'
The eentIes OF mermaids will ull thee 10 sp' hv
She will watch by thy couch when the s" n The deep
Nor hy when the moon leaves her ho,e ,h; nrn
Each 10y thou hast sighed shall there a De Ihn sc owl"
The sorrows of time from my ansnr.s Eve shnwn
come req, in The coral grove, deep in The sea.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
OHIO.

We have in the Wing papers Of last evening state
by Telegraph shat bo counties had been heard FROM
them ociaIy--and that they gave ehig gain Of
some Il 900 upon Gov. Woods majority of about u Geo.
n+ veal: reduce The present democratic majority about
10 eco leaving IS counties from regard
accounts utterly unworthy OF credit ami still
hfent that the democratic majority in Ohio on The Stale
ticket WI! De from eighteen reny thousand Our authority
i. the following despac received from Col ledary
Ohio Statesman 'cte last erenng in reply inquiry ad
dressed BY Us 10 him yesterday:
"CoLumSus, Get 49, 1857. State ticket eighteen 10 twen
ty thousand democratic majority twelve democratic Con-
gressmcn. seven whigs, Two free. soil"
tie present Congress The Ohio delegation stands-l0
wings, democrats, free soers.- Yesterdays Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22

Me--rs, Editors l. il a little remarkable that the
.ig pan.ls II mis- city, which have chronicle. rhs pol
C pilgrimage IT Geo Scott with sGc m!nuensSs should
main. w'toG; exception perfectly numb in eliiioG IL hi
.is,i 1I prime" II De;GaG0 All .If,nt Al on,
-. Il. $ewaii! "hl ia this sol Way not give ~ tie
count II this conference? Wonl il suit lhi= atluir
The writer Is entirely in regard 10 he suppression
Of material lac, by The Wing press The Washington Re
public publishes ength Gen Scott. reply the speech
Of Mayor Auburn bu, entirely supPresses all aIscn
tie public iinnar which Seward presided ana ted
Gen. Scott who SIT at his tight hand .-Enguirer.l
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C.. H. pEAsLEE,
j. " FORNEY,


AN lMMENSE MORK We by The Cincinnati
papers that tunnel is advertised FOR letting The
h.- The north sc Of the city rise about hundred
feet shove the u;."r lin ol The town o5slrucna rNccI
NJ iir-cvn the tree .! railways the upper
pa' IOWA. company has been formed iGnnr!
hl ipr the benefit Of al the railways appor aching from
the Ohio side aui dnuhiIrss will be immensely useful Thu
tunnel iI b. 900 feet 10 length n: will 1000 feet d
side cuttings. i intended Ia ly il with orr tracks and
ns pnv'e re" and safe into The CRY for six or
eght different railways which will each contribute 10 liz
cr!ats, and tlIua ilkr IL very profitable stack.
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70 EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS GUARDIANS sc

Having suffered f-o'i guugaucr .: IT, chang" Of TIE h~
in The Gi'i for tue settlement sc!oie
Cuf,Ga- IN CGurccsy Of accounts - ENecHl"T
take the liberty :" calling your attention I" 'tc fT"r.saSH
C"ce Sii.nia r,lt'jvc ihcreTu. Go" VIII NOD IN
page $40 Of Code chapter l5j lie ,o" m4 rTos'-'cF
"A a ali tc money hCh a"y PERSONAL Ttp's
Sentative ,UaiGt ,rnturr committee. >a ivc re- "1,
'u hccn:nc wltt have dt:ur~st within m
wear from tie commencement %. 'ha (!s July $500
or his Authority be derived hereafter, m!:hG year
date ot crcr comforting his authority, with
any succeeding year together Win the vuuC!cr ~ sIth
'dsbuf slH within six months tire cn! Oicvc
'ry suc GEAR be exhibited By him before Commissioner Of
the Court wherein tn Order made, cOnrr:ng IN aE
'ihnrity."
chIner ANY s3C tlUcaTy who -Ipl! wholly Ai 10
lay hrore Suct tumm>s!O5rr satcutrut al receipts o
year within siN months after IL XpiroDn shall have
mo compensation whatever iUc lis service. during The sa
'y"lg."
IL commissions "il"wtG mo. iha"U1 a.lr; ~
settle within The time prescribed by nw) deem tui an
Of kindness u you Il The ,Tu,nccs .! moi sci.
i!lng youF = AnuHliy and yngu!gfy
ONE WHO ~ ~ SUFFERED
RichmonG Or Is, 1852.
The papers throughout lie State would confer IA
ar.c number OF their suhscribc!, by inserting r.
article
BALTIMORE, Der 20 Sales 81 1000 tbt- ilonr al
81 81 81 &; rcd whrs, 90 9G; whit 95 lC5 whe orr
v.inu I?
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INTERESTING CELEBRATION

Ii will from tie advertisement that The Richmond
and Potomac Railroad Company oier agreeable on
por,unity for visit TO the Tomb OF ashingon Mount
Vernon the ith November neal, celebrate in
eresng event in the life Of ihs Father hi country Viz
oinans will doubtless in numbers embrace the occasion 10
visl, 50 holy ground,
Virginia friend his requested W call he attention
OF our readers the advertisement o. Mr. K B Hackney
the new proprietor Of The United Stles Hotel Washing
CITY" He tells us that he bvarjedwilh Mr. Hackney Al
"Poomac HOUSE and has recently visited ,be United
States and does not hesitate 10 s7y-thal abundant
table better cooking, better rooms and more attentive kind
and accommodating propreors assistants and Servants
cannot be found any where We with he pro-
prietoT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22

He (Senaor J. NJ Aasonl startled NJ "ith The asowA that
Southern Wings had occupied the slavery question the
mosI alarming positions The Richmond Wing che leading
organ Of The Wing paiIy in Virginia. hc told rs had pro-
nonced the fugit"c Slave Llw "Gncae IA" and nnpro-
ductive nl this rurra! mad epudatrd !; (or in
Other words that EFF Cij without ngl. Wig Innrral
in HE protesting against such sentiments a. the views
Of the party W. were meyer more surprised man Al i!s
declaration OF distinguished and honorable Senator. We
had never such nvowa in The WING ami 'el-1f"
as Wing journal, could Of have disavowej 50
mjsrhieyous sentiment Had we heard args! ot hca
ven avow an opinion like that should have given "Ef
hnnlle but unqualified r.buke
Tins writes the Fredericksburg Nr"s, IN commenting
upon Senator iiason's speech that A. The News
has nat seen The avnwn alluded asa is attention 10
The language 81 the Whig.-dsnouncing The aGvs slave
aw - harsh measure" &c.-wch we keep standing IN
cur columns We have repeatedly ca!ct upon the wing Press
of the State whether hey approve condemn the
ac.ls and the Ilnruacehu hey have rsained "tur5
as al Of ster." WILL or will nat News out viii.
H. unqualified reouSyl"
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s.,ys yateges . vaaabls Ia Our h'tsa'!-".. y
,ti6c,ans of Ec forms according !" ms ne"
imam The pcoplc by The progress Of intelligence
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GE0RGr BUEqE.s.
INDIANA ELECTION

Cr.CI%aa.I Ger. Is seventy v" counties heard from
g.c WRIGHT Dem. rr Ioverng Is so GrhJ Ir!t: wins,
SHOWS nc,nocralic gain 13, compared via Tie yo
of 1919
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THE PLATFORMS.
THE WIG PLATFORM.

The Whigs OF the United States, in convention
principles by which they controlled and governed and
relying upon the intelligence OF the Ameri
government and their continued devotion to the Con
stitor and the Union do proclaim the following as III
political sentiments and determinations, for the ablis.
ent and maintenance OF which their national organization
party is effected
character and it is confined the exercise OF powers
granted by the &C and as so
full execution and that all powers not thus granted or NJ
cessary implied expressly reserved to the States re-
spectiveiy and to the'people-
3 The State governments should be held secure in thc
ard watched over '.thc palladium OF our liberties
the sympathy OF the Mig party we still adhere
the Of The as
all entanens alliances with countries and of
mission as Republic is not propagate opinions
impose other countries our form of government by ar
Success moderation and justice the blessings OF sclgov
crnment, and the advantages OF free institutions:
nen they should obey its Constitution, laws and ,rca
spect which they claim, and will enforce, from foreign
Powers. a0
The rctest economy and revenue sufficient for The eX
thereof in time OF peace, ought to be mainly der
and N ievyng such duties sound policy requires just
discrimination and protection from fraud by specific u'
may be assured to American industry equally TO all Class
es and 10 all portions OF the country.
and repair habors and remove distractions from nay
bic rivers; it is eNpedcn that Congress shall exercise
that power 1eerr such improvements necessary Jor
the dece or for the protection and tacthfy o.
with foreign nations among the States; such
improvements being in every instance, national and gen
eral in their character.
4 The Federal and Governments parts of one
SYSTEM alike necessary for the common peace
and security and ought TO be regarded alike with Cordial
habitua, and imInoveable attachment Respect for the
authority OF EACH and acquescence in the constitutional
EACH duties required by the r e.. con-
sdcraton OF national. of State, and individual wcir=
g. The series of acts OF the 3ist Congress- connony
known as the Compromise Adjustment (thc act Tor the
recovery of sivcs from labor includedo are received
acquiesced in the Wings OF the United States ass
final settlement in principle and substance of the subjects
which they relate and far as these acts are concerned
we will maintain them, and insist their enforcement,
until time and experience shall demonstrate the necessity
OF further legislation to guard against the evasion oil inc
hand, and the abuse of their powers on
mpairns their present efficiency TO carry
the requirements the Constitution and we depre'
agitation OF the questions thus settled as
dangerous peace and will dscountcnacc all efforts
such agitation, whenever, wherever
however made and will maintain this settlement as
essential the nationality of the Wing party anu the in
ter ty n Union
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New Fall Goods |!

THIS morning will commence opening our Fall stock
L OF Goods, among which may be found the following:
DRESS SILKS "'2A
Very rich Brocade1t Silks, Plain black Gro De Rhine
Black & cold Poult DC Sole, Fancy Coorcd Glace,
Cod & bk Satin de Chine, SILK Tissues, Heavy and rich
Madame De Rossi Brocades for fall wear, x
entirely new, Stewart Plad SILKS III en-
Gro dc Antique tHe!y new designs.
French Muslin DcLaues Plain and Figured.
Mourning silk and Voc: Mouslin De LANES.
French Chintzcs, very beautiful.
Bombazines, Lupins make extra.
Our assortment of Fall Shaws is unequaed Tor elegance
and variety, consisting OF r.. .,---.- r-..Is.
Ermine fur Shawls, all cOlors. .r..r..
Thibet Palm Shawls, all colors.
Grape Shawls, at all prices, Embroidered and plain
French Cashmere ShaYls. rEa Il - III f'ss'gl'.i-
Bay State and French Plaid shawls 10 W .t5tlE
TRIMMINGS, ENlBROlDERIES, &c.
Embroidered Founcng in Swiss and Jaconet Nuslins-
Jaconet and Swiss iEdsings and 1nsertinss-s
Rich Trimmings in great variety, for dresses. ~
Trimming Buttons, in new designs.
Frlnges and Laces in every width
Wide Black and colorcd Velvet Ribbons. s-Htt al
Narrow g do for Trimming. 10 l.,9. ..u
Trimming Ribbons entirely new style:
sept3 0. w. HElSRELL q Co.
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Keep the Ban in Motion.

There will be a meetingoof tho
Friends of ScorT, GRAHAM ar,
WILEY. at the Market-House THU
Friday evening, at Z O'Clock.
The meeting will be addressed by
SETH T. HuRD, Esq, of Washing
ton, Pa, and other popular spea-
kers. ~
HsS Mr.. HuRp will also address the PEG.
Pile at RONEY'S POINT, on Saturday af.
ternoon at o'clock.
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By the National Line.
FOR THEDAlLYlNTELLlG
LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.


New ORLEANS, Oct. 81.
The steamer Falcon arrived ere,with San Fran
cisco dates to the LIST inst. The steamer Tennessee
arrived at Panama, on the 10Th, with the mails.
The Falcon sailed on the 2lst and left steamship
Prometheus waiting for passengers.
The health of the lsthnus is very good.
The San Francisco markets firm. American
Flour sells at S32 per Dbl. Corn Meal, 50 per lOO
Butter, SOC. Mess pork Sal. Prime hams, 24c.-
Keg lard 1Sc.
There was a great sale of City property at San
Francisco, and the prices received were so per cent
over the expectations of all.
The steamer Pioneer bilged, and is total
wreck.
The news from the mines are very favorable to
the miners.
Several fugitive slaves have been arrested since
the decision of the Supreme Court. They were
delivered to their masters.
The Whaler "Iiunter,' of New Bedford, was
wrecked on the coast of KamSchatka, and Is total
loss. The crew were saved, but suffered terribly
while on the shore. srs..
Captain Land, of the ship Challenge, died at
Whampson, of the dysentery, on the 2sth OF July.
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New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS, LAM PS,
Patent I'hesgcnc> Gas,

Nj NC n T II S A NJ Z.
This Lamp, for producing portable Light, IS confidently
Recommended as superior toany other nosp in use.
NHE LIGHT is produced by the burning OF an arriorm
i Gas, which is emitted in beautiful jets from small pei
forations in Platina. -'s' t...
The Gas is generated used by the heat ofits
combustion acting the burner connected with the Liquid
in the Lamp Thus it perfect and portable apparatus
for creating and burning aeriform Gas. .a3 alg.
Its construction is SUCH that all possibility or acc!dci;
from its is entirely removcd and the great simplicity I"
reners less liable out OF order than
any other kind OF Lamp requires cleaning and trim
ming, Oil and Camphcnc Lamps and burns equally
WE'LL either with without glass globe or shade, and pei
fecty free from smoke or odor.
The opinions scientific may be learned from he fac
that Annual Fair the American Institute, in 1885,
SILVER MEDAL was awarded to the Inventor, and Di
poma the at the same it was pronorno
cd the BEST LIGHT ever eXh bited to the Institute.
The above for sale, Wholesale and Retail, by -r..
]. X. DUNBAR & co,
ta 800 No. % Monroe St, near the Post office
selp17 Wheeling, Va.
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y u : I 9 DRY GOODS! q @ 8
wM T. Sci RY

mt ONROE STREET, Wheeling Va Is now receiving
I his stock OF Fan and Winter Goods for Jobbing Of
and frothe best manufactures of
country. carefully selected expressly for the .fpF
NJ. Hsts t,ts sites 5JOBRING TRADE. s,iitz psl
or the best fabrics, designs and colors, to which he
specially soicts examination from his old customers
aud Country Merchants. ~ 90 '' t.a,t',Ls
CLOTHSHs stock consists in part OF the best makers.
and OF the usual variety or colors both Foreign and
Domestic. Y. itE4 E.f-T IiH1LH.Et iits
CASSIMERES-Blan black and doeskin. vol as OF
great variety OF the choicest fancy coors.
SATlNETTS-Black, Blue, Steel Mixed fancy Green and
Browns &c. A very full and complete stodk; also
Tweods and Cy. Jeans. tI - All
OVER COATINGS-Ofcoored blankets pilot and beaver
cloths and other such goods in variety.
PRINTSA stock OF the best makera OF fast
madden colOrs as well as the most common kind
81. OF low priced prints for comforts, DC.
DRESS GOODS-Ginshams mouse de lans emb'u lustIc,
ylan and fg'd black alpacas, as well as OF colorH
s.. OF the best variety, both figured and plain.
WHITE G OODS-An extensive stock OF cambria figured
ttt plain, jaconcts Swiss and Scotch mills In.
dia, hook, thread and cotton laces edgings, ETC.,
in variety, also Irish linens. ID
CAPS-Mens boys and ch;ldrcn's velvet and cloth
I5 also Mexican hats, most desirable lot.
ALSO-ShayvIs ribbons hoxiery, umbrellas, brown and
'ses blcachcd nIuslns, shifting, Cheeks Ticking &c
" &c;s together with full and complete stock OF
Notions OF all sorts, usually wanted; and altogcth.
feel well assure ed my stock is so complete that
when it is examined and the prices told, 1t Will be
found In all respects perhaps superior 10 any
stock of Goods before offered in the market
a,,e2i. 10 - n -7-.IS. s-II-l-45s w. T. SELBY
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lection ofbeautiful drawings and paintings at the
Fair, among which we noticed, beautiful Porto
lilo, painted by Miss Laura Senseneyj A Monochro-
matte painting, representing scene in winter, by
Miss NJ. Mcconnell; two Flower Pieces in colorS,
by Miss Dora Bennett; work-ho&, painted in 4
new and very pretty style of work, called Anglo
japanese, by Miss Mary Acheson; an ebony work
box, by Miss Ellen Caldwell; large and beautiful
map of France, Spain and Italy, by Miss Elizabeth
R. PAUL.. Two beautiful pieces in oil colors, by
Miss Efie Shriver, and many others too numerous
to mention.