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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
A Card.

/ deem it proper TO say in this manner, that
IL il not my deaIsn enter into newspaper controyer
sy with Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. Toe diihcues be
tween and Mr. Stowe were thrust upon tne public
by herself ana her brother without my krowetys or
consent that of my legal counsel For the unpca SAINT
consequences that have followed they only re-pOn
BILE In re,pect Mr. Beechers rccoua Of the inter
view between him and my SELL besides my elton that
did not give him any OF permission 70 publish tho
letter. offer /. My letter TO Professor Stowe written
two hours after MI Beecher lett my stu!y. bu omitted
in Mr. Beecher5 report of the correspondence; ely,
Mr. Bcechors letter TO Mrs Sow giving his account OF
the interview BLY, Mr. Stoves letter 10 me, giving
Mir Bechsys her OF the interview, ard fhy,
Mr. Butler letter. giving Mr. BOchsrs account 10 him vi
the interview few minutes liter 1t took piece IN no
Of these four narratives is there aliusioD TO my
having signed cnted 10 thr publication oi those
letter. The tcrlnh in which Mr. Beeche~ speaks OF me
in his letter Mr. Stowe, and the explanation OF his
designs in drawing up the letter for Mr.. 5Owe 10 sign
sufclt nily IN lie ATE Mr. Beechers n'niions IL canno:
bo expected after thi, that soIli taxe eny furtner
steps toward the private settlement the disput but
fts receive ana entertain with kindne.s any PROPOSE
ten which may be madci IL the spirit O. Professor Slows
lasf communication to me Tai, comm inic':lon winch
is Of material interest omitted IN NJ ;echer5
account OF the poniencc Ia The bdpsldcat blt
will be found in The Nslo York Obssroer o; Octo)er7
suljOin the Letters referred 10 ABOVE, an request
those papers which have printed M Beechcrs stite-
Inent TO copy this card with the appended c0mlunca.
ton. JOEL PARKER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18

SIXTEENTH WARD CHURUBUscO CLUB.-A
meeting of this club held the Scott Barracks
ner of Eiglteeut-.t aud Eighth-av ON Friday evening
the President of the club Mr. Joseph Russell in the
Chair. Speeches were made by Nessrs. Bauste:, Cook
and others.
MI Bausier related many incidents in the life Of ZEN
Scott and referred TO his gallant acts in the critical
time- OF sl2 and Gen now in the Presidential
cha- hc would be both eed and respected b. foreign
powers and indignes. such have recently been o.
fered to cur ag would receive prompt attention at hs
hands.
Me,srs Cook and NcDougal sung several songs during
the evening The meeting adjourned AZ I'm early hour
ihSi those present could attend the meeting OF Toe Seo
Lite Guard Association Constitution Hail. in Broad
wey.
gYs lie FRA Democrat (The True Demo-
crs) is the title of Wing paper in the French
language publi-hed in this City. Being true Demo
crs, ii is Of course for Scott and Graham and Pro
tsction 10 home labor Our friends may procure
copies 1t the ofice No. l22 Leonard-st-
ASSEMBLY NonISATIoSs--The Brooklyn
Temperance Alliance, at a recent meeting, non-nasef
samue Daniels a candidate for Assembly, TOR the
Id District and Alexander Campbell for the Hid DE-
trict.
WIG CHARTER NoxISATIoSs.-The follow
irc ticket was lGced in nomination by the Wings OF tbs
Tenth Ward Brooklyn;
AIS1m0a-Elisha W. HnmSR-
Consta5le--Walter Roe
Issess0r-John HOdskins.
SIXTH WARD. BRooHLYy-The Loc0s OF tho
Sixth Ward had meeting lat evening and selected
Delegates favorable to George Remsen for Alderman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
LAW INTELLIGENCE
COURT CALESDAR-Tgu D.r

COURT CALEyDAR-Tsu DAY.
CoMvoN PLEAs-Part Nos. 405, 407, AS,
~ a. A. isl 81 49, 49, al 677 - rs 3T 81, ~, 81,
al 4 PstII-sos AZ! 60 40, 40. 5!l, ga So 81 ID 81,
go 5s ~ 40 ~ Third week Wedne.dy secoai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
LOCAL POLITICS.

IY Tenth WARD WHO GRAND RALLY at
Masonic Hail. GA Grand ST. this evening when OGDEN
HOFFMAN JOSEPH HoxIE and others will speak. Scott
men be on hand and bring your friends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18

II The weather yesterday was wintry, duh
and cherries AZ night the clouds disappeared aud ts
Ct. sr.w Nazrasr, with pras:=c. Of fas 3,y t9dT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18

LADIES FAIR.-The Ladies Sewing Society
connected with the First Free VIII Baptist Church and
congregation will hold fair in their Church No Isl
sulhvan+t., commencing Tomorrow Tuesday and re-
naming opea from to 10 O'Clock p NJ throughout the
week The proceeds win be devotcd to the benefit
Of the Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18

The FAIR.-The exhibition at Castle Gar
den i. now in full perfection, and attracts immense
crowds. To-day there is to be .secisl exhibition Of
and dahss. On Wednesday the Cattle Show VIII
open at Madison Cottage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18

. RFy. n. w. BEEcHEKS ACCOUNT o. TIE INTER
VIEW II TuE INDEfENDKNI
Enclosed the correspondence 10 Mrs Stowe and wrote
the following note 10 company H. winch note certainly
should be- bnti shows tie honorable in
teniiols | entertained toward DR.. Parker
After crcising Ter card, l, ss attempting 20 do too many
things account ialink prOdlce the impress
son who she desired, proceeded 70 say
(COpy)
When apology made before the public, u Ongit -
be explicit gam for the maker the credit OF
honesty slkneEs end OnoT and then, # aterTtTi you
hs,e ought to say, 1t will be kindly taken. -
Nevertheless. ] took u TO Joel lie made Try faces w q
tinkepd little as you will see and in THIS shape he agreed
let il 60 But elt bid about II. sad 10 hm, Mr.
Parker don't like the whole thing. II you WIZ give mr.
Pen and ink, and leave alone, Will wrteO1 - my
mind" so wroio the nccsed t. e. two letters as from h,m
and from you. am sathet that these viii mife
good impression.
You win see that you do not commit yourself 10 w:tl-
lie said in eny other controversy this thing "a
ud ment made upon docuc nts presented u =
slues quite shed that be has been nisreIresenei
in that gard That being the case desire nuch al
oca that point Then the statement o. TIE way
which you got hold the thing will have force both 20
excupae you show that he brought the nicton on
his own head.
you approve this send copy in your handwrting to
VIM. Harmed A. :. Rooms, No. IS Beekman-s.g New
York and he VIII TO its insertion in Tribune IRA au1
Independent lSigntdl Traly yours B.w.G
leave for Indiana, Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
!. NY LETTER TO PROFESSOR STONE.

NV DIX, Wtdubeday, JUNG y, IOI-
REV. c. T.. STOWE, DD--Dear Sir NoIrvery kind nots
OF The 18th hos just hand But hour before recey
irg H. hod friendly interview VITA thc Rev. IL. ".
BeecherEn interview that promise amic
able Arrangement. | am much Obliged for all the zili
things yOr OF your friendship, and ta OF DR. Ly
Bee cher have doubt that friendship has been
On my part has been heartily reCpr0cated You
may rest ASSURED that shall be impatient. desire
nothing but the simplest and plaines justice aud will not
make for you Intentionally ap1Tco vi unnsc rJu-
BILE. Yours truly, JOEL PARzES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18

u ADAM FLaSAeay, Esq, We are pleased,
10 learn, has been chosen Grand Worthy Patriarch OF
the Sons OF Temperance Eastern Division Of the State
Of New-iork-en excelisai selection, and one which
will meet the hearty approval Of the members Of tia,
numerous and influential order Of which Mr. F. il
Of the pioneers. Ny. Flanagan has been long resi-
dent of this City. where he Is well known practical
printer having WORKED At that business for twcnyor
thirty yeers Fer many years past he has been prom
nent - jealous and effective advocate of Temper
snce Reform. Hes an able debater and good pre-
siding officer having hal large experience in that line
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18

MISSIONARY EFFoRr.--A meeting was held
at the Tabernacle Friday night TO consider
for improvingthe moral cordon of the people Of III,
lower Wards OF the City. No definite plan Adopt
cd, but Committee was chosen to report what they
deem best at future meeting The enterprise il open
TO all Christisn denominations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18

SIXTH WARD, BRooELYy.-The Locos oil tho
Sixth Ward had meeting last evening and selected
Delegates favorable to George Rernsen for Alderman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18

CHARGE OF STEALING HOGs.-A butcher,
named Thomas Smith yesterday arrested by Officer
Oat of the Nineteenth Ward charged with having IN com
pany with others Saturday night stolen seven hogs
valued 500 from the premises OF the Deaf and Dumb
Institute at the corner Of Ftcth-st and Fifhay Ths
property was found in poss of the accused who
before Justice Susrt and committed Those eng sed
with him in the commission OF the llrceny escaped.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-31
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL rNTELLIcENCER.

The subscription price q this psper for year is THREE
DoLLARs, payable in advance.
For the long Sessions of Congress- (ayeragng eight
months the price vida be Two DoELAns for the short
Sessions One DOLLAR per COPY
Areduction of 20 per oneft of the full charge)
win be made to any who shall order and pay for, at
time, FIVE copcs Of the Weekly paper and like
duction of 20 per cent oc oneoth Of the full charge
TO any who viii order and pay for at tme ten or
more copies.
No being kept for this paper it will not be for
wared to any unless paid for in advance sent any
longer than the time for which Il is so paid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-06
HOUSE FURNISHING AND FANCY

HOUSE FURNISHING AND FANCY
II ARTICLES-L. GINTER Importer and Deal
er in House Furnishing articles would respectfully
inform the Inhabitants of Richmond, and its vcini-
ty, that he has now in store large and complete as
sortnent, such rs
BLOCK TIN GOODS-Tea and Coffee Urns,
Meat Dishes, with Heaters: Oyster Stewers Buck
wheat dishes; hot Water Plates; Coffee Filters and
Machine bed rom Candlesticks, &c
PLATED GOODS Cake Baskets, Cruet France
Tea Sets, salvers, Cadle sticks, high and low Nap
kin Rings &c
BRONZE AND STEEL GOCDS-Fire Sets, with
and without Stands Hat and Coat Stands; Um-
preila stands; Andirons, also in Brass.
JAPANEED GOODS-Tea Trays in sets or sin.
gly, some very rich Plate Warmers Toilette sets,
three pieces or singly, viz: Water, Can, Foot Tub
and Slop Pail; Cake Boxes; Tea, Sugar and Coffee
Canistefs; Water Pals Candlesticks, &c &c !.
rich and beautiful assortment of Papier Mache
articles together with general stock of French and
German Fancy Goods, TOO numerous to mention.-
cal Is respectfully solicited. at 81 Main Street
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NEW MJSIC.-Just received by HARROLL
~ a. MURRAY Broad street

Willie, my Brave, song by Foster-25c
Down Below, Ethiopian, song by Hewitt 25c
I've Home in the Valley, song by S. Glover
25c
The Forest Burial, Poetry by Dyer CSC
Farewell. I1y Lilly Dear, (very pretty0 S. c. F..
-25c
Dreams of the Heart, by Linley-25c
Peasant Girls Waltzes, by D'Albert-50c
Virginia Goritza, Q0th supply) by DolliRger-
3ac
Students Polka, 10y Hewitt-25c'
Buds and Blossoms Sacred melodies) by Grobe
--3ec
Melodies of the People, (new variations on Old
tunes) by Charles Grobe-3oc
"a New Music received weekly. fe26
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IlnlsFPH 4. KEININ&nAM Is prepared 70

IUSEPH Z. .hEININEFFf VI IS prepaTeu 70
! execa:s orders in every department of Book
If-E5r,g and Blank Book manufacturing. His pa
PES anf binding materials a-e Of the best quality;
sad he aatters himself thaJ his long experience in
f;s business entities him tc speak vith some con-
SGeuce as 10 the good cha!a; OF his work. Mer-
chants Clerks ot Courts, sEG others can be sup
r'e5 with books OF env pattern and STYLE at short
ra::ce, srd oG strictly moderate terms. Orders
r1sv t eft at his store o. al the Badery of Brown
sri Keiu.u< CHAM ove. s3e Printing Office of Colin
L Co. opposite the American Hotel
Eel5 JOSEPH X. KEIEINGHAm,
226 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-06
& MGRICAN HOTEL.
RICkI VA

INHE subscriber begs TO inform his friends
aC;s-aas just been elegantly reftted and furnished
= the most costly manner. The situation of the
-o.e Is unsurpassed, being on Main street, front
.es ,ne Capitol, and coI1 manding a fire view OF
80, lane. lanes riyer and surrounding country.
- e Hotel, Phiadelpiia, the undersigned assures
- p 9>1s that 10 trplole o. expense shall be
hotei should be.
fe7-lm+ / MIr ngpEpCFp SMITH
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COKE FOR SALE.

II eide of he Basin between gtia and i0ti, streets
customers whose orders have not been filed, vii
piease notify me, (mahy orders having been mis-.
@ la.d or overlooked) 0ther persons IA want viii
hhd upon trial hat this is softer and easer to ig.
sfzessss,s @,h Io--.ml J. C. DEAIoN. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-06
Table of Rates. Nc. 2.
hose not drawing for the first weeks sickness
hv having

Table of Rates. Nc. 2.
Those not drawing for the first weeks sickness,
yr draw pr " " PI'f pr yr drs7 so pr WIZ
&c GO 60 : looo Soo
Those over fifty years of age will be charged 25
PSF cent, extra One dollar and Gfty cents adplrs
son Tee will be charged, in addition TO the above,
the first year, and must be paid al the time of ap
plcaton, and the first years deposit within thirty
days.
REFERENcEs.-Ex-Go Governor Jared w VII.
liams, Lancaster, N. H Hon. A. P. Stephens. Rock
land, n. Y ; Dwier & Barber, Western Hotel New
York CITY; Robbins 81 Brothers, Draper Tiff &
Bacon, New York City His Excellency John Hub-
Dard, Augusta, Maine; Pratt & Reath, Witharn Il
Newman, Philadelphia Philo Wilcox, Presi.
Gent Chicopee Bank, Springfield. Mass; Albert
Mass
All Communications should he addressed 70
Actuaey and General Agent. Richmond. Va,
t|3 A few A Asenfs wanted. Apply at the Office.
SUPERIOR sOAPs.-Gepuipe old Brown
~ Windsor, y" "
White Windsor, Genuine Kessn.
Pure Castillo white and mottled old end dry.
hlh'aTy soap OF Vr9onoe & Fowler's Rigge, Brock
pahk Rlgges, J. Daniels a. Williams man.
ufacture,
LOWS manufacture
Rose, Almond Carnphor and Chlorine.
Envy OF Snow, and the celebrated Chinese Shin,
Soap, very superior article,
ALSO,
Roussels or Eazin's BsFbers Omnibus Circass;an
and other varieties,
Lows old Brown WINDSOR, Honey, Musk, Cosmet
les, &C.
Hauel's Nymph, Barber;s, &c.
Taylor's Floating Lilly, Crystalline, Floating, Palmy
rene, de-,
Hensley's Crystalline Soap,
HulFs Pure Palm,
Railways Medicoted Soap, tage,her with thz cele.
brated Panaristop Soepfor Shaving.
ALSO,
Gaerlain's Ambrosial Shaving Cream and Cakes,
Williams Yankee, Congress, and American Bar
ber's Soaps,
Roussers, Hauels, R & G A, wright's, Williams,
Estional, and other celebrated Shaving
Creams, In great variety, for sale in all GUAM.
titles by ADIE & GRAY,
Apothecaries and Druggists,
fe7 No. l47 Main ct. Richmond
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
NOW READY At

~ THOS. II, GRESHAM'S, Broad street
Hsrpef's Magazine for March: magnificent
number-price % cite. or 50 a year
International Magazine for March, richly woi tn
p cts, or So year
Kpickerbockc, Magazine for Msrch--price csc
Apple,ons Mechanics Magazine for March--price
2sc
American Wing Review for March--priee CSC
Blsckwood's Magazine for February-pfice CSC
The World Here and There, from Dickens
Household Words being the fourth number of
Putnam's semi monthly Librsry-price csc
Se'tDeeeption, part Ord and conclusion, by Mrs
Elis-price SIC
Philadelphia in l776 containing variety of
stories Of the Revolution-price SOC
Recolcctions of Police nan-price SOC
journal of Summer Tour, by Miss Sewell-
prce--25c
The Heiress Of Touon, or Sailors Fortune: a
descriptive romance OF land and sea, by Fred Hun.
ter-25c
The White Rover, or the Lovely Maid of Loui,
slams; a romance of the forest, by DR. Ii Robinson
-25c
Female Highwayman, bel le account of the
| daring deeds OF celebrated highwayman, whose
sex was only discovered by accdent-price 25c
| London News and London Punch for Feb. IA
Flag, Banner, Waverly, Arthur, &c, for this
| week On hand and for sale. NH 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-06
TTANDsOME FRENCH EMBROT
I,IFE INSuR e NCE.

THE subscriber, as the Agent of the New York
L Mutual Life Insurance Company, would again
Lv;;e all who desire to lay up and secure small
md for The wi low and orphan, to give him call,
This Company being Jn the mutual principle, all
profits accrue to the insured. hooks explanatory
furnished gratis, with all other information, by
;a28 CHAS. WOR THAN. Agent
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- HALF lIIiLs. No, i Roe .lerrings,

HALF Bt;LS. Nc, / hoe aerrings,
{ , Wo0d's brsnd
- 55ls cond Harrines, for sale lev
20 bbls No. | Cut HerTirgs
ID abIs prime new Lard
% o5ls do Clarified Vinegar
% ark!ns Mountain Butter, part prime
2t}J les Feathers
.1QJ lbs Wool, washed and urweshed
200 ,bs Ginseng
100 lie Seneca Root, for sele by
i6l l.. D. CREESHAW & co.
HAVE in store an assortment of Preserves,
Z some extra put up Lines, Pine Apples Pears,
FeacLes, &c; also, Brandy Fru:.s, viz: Cherries.
?ears, Apricets, Apples, &c.-all Of which lwould
-ecommend to the attention OF house keepers and
UtAers ANTONIO PIZZINI,
:al5 No. 40, Main street, und er CityHotel.
HANDSOME FRENCH EMBROf II e =
Il RIES.-Having in store large and handsome
supply of handsome French Embroideries, we are
des.rous Of selling them cheap. AL in want of such
would DO well by giving US cal.
fell CHARLES HARTWELL & co.
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4 LBATA SPOONS AND FORK $
n PLATEn WITH PIRE SILVER

Y 5he aooYe important and necessary articles for
aouseheeping are Imported direct by me from the
eeebFated naDulact0ry of YATES 81 soSs,n Shef.
red and are plated under my own inspection with
gre sst0er; can De engrayed as well as silver and
'ot qss are equally as good. for sale by
'eo a. L. GfNTER,
1877 Main street.
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CT0RY,s MISCELLANEOUS WORK,

CTURY'S MISCELLANEOUS WORK
~ FOR SALE BY NASH 81 WOODHOUSE,
EAGLE SQuARE.-Story's Miscellaneous Writings
vol Svo-S3
Storys Life and Letters, 2 vols, cloth-5 so
Blackwood for February
Word Here and There, Putnams Library, No
4)-25c
Harper's Magazine for March, decidedly rich
nUuLe~-25c
international for March-25c
Miss Eewells New Work journal f a summer
tour, for the children Of a village school. partl
Dr.. Lalbam's Hand Book of the English Language
l vol l2nlo
surrenne's Abridged French and English Die
tioaary, 1smo
surrenne's French Manual and Travellers Com
panion, l6mo
The Is.hmus of Tehuantepec, by Williams
with numerous maps and illustrations, 2 vols eve--
3 30
Nicaragua IFS people, antiquities, &c, by f S
Sqnier, numerous maps and Illustrations, vols evo
-S5
Adler's Abridged German and English, and Eng
lish and German Dictionary, 12mo-l rs
Margaret Cecil: tale, by Cousin Kate, l2iao--
cloth 75c, paper SOC
Women of Christianity: exemplary for pcty and
charity, by Julia Kavanagh, l2mo, c oth-75c
Temple.on's Enginee-, Mechanic and Wheel
wrights Coppanions edited byJ w Adams, l6mo--
price ST.. 49, NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-06

-, ",tn large assortment Of Jenny Liud1s, and
1oyta ci al coiors al WIN. WALSA'S,
p .N4aa'ly opposite City Hotel at the sign of the
bls Boot. fe 90
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ie7-lm' J. MILDlBERGER SMITH.
p0KCUPINE pEN-u0 . n 2 Rs.-Pe

AsP' more appropriate use could not be
i1-aGe Vi jhe porcupne q1ltA than that of PEN
1o-aff ~ an offensive and defensive weapon it
:. 80 laled, and should inspire those who WELD
II "ltn moreG Ghan ordinary euistoIary talent. Try
X supply q beautiful kind is received by
~ K. D. HANXAY. Bookseller
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-06
. STnRACITE COAL.-I have

STHRACITE COAL have now IN
A ward. and will keep Eegalsrly supplied, with
,be very best quality OF lump and broken, and
se~asued red and white ASH Anthracite COAL,
will deliver in any par; Of the city at So so
per .eqd Orders left with John A. Lancaster &
son. 2, the American Hotel, or sent through the
res. os;ce will be promptly a;teuded 10.
JOHN W. WRIGHT, Dock Wharf.
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TCONOGRAPHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA.-
II ! " Z ANlQI pH has for cole

Il J. w. RANDOLPH has for sale
Fart 3rd andlsst of Mrs Ellis Sef.deception, or
History of the Human Heari-37c.
The Old Bell of Independence or, Philadelphia in
lf76; by Henry C.. Watson with plstes-50c.
The Heiress of Toulon; or, A Sailors Fortune
descriptive Romance of the Land and Ocean; by
+. Hunter-25c.
Tales of the Ocean, and Essays for the Forecas-
tie; containing matters and incidents Humorous
Pathetic, Romantic and Sentimental, plates; by FL
N 'rtingae-25c
The White Rover; or the lovely Maid of ouissna
Romance of the Wild Forrest; by DR.. J. II. Robin
son-2Jc.
March No. International Magazine-25c. -
The Southern Orator. consisting of elements OF
El1cution. and selections suitable for defamation
from eminent Southern Orators and Writers-75c
March No. Appleton's Mechanics Magazine-25c
Surenns's New French Manual and Travellers
Companion. ~ .
Handbook of the English Language; by R. Es-
thsm II. d FIR s .e k
The Uses ofSunshine; hy s. NJ, by author of tie
Maiden Aunt-50c.; bound 75c.
Margaret Cecil; or, | can because ought; by
Cou, in Kate-50c
Cicero's Orations, vol l. Literal Translation; by
c. D. Yonge. Bohn's Library-Sl 25-
Sir Thomas Brown. Works, vol. /. Bohn's 1t
brary-sL25
Icopographic Encyclopedia Of Science, Litera
ture and Art; systematically arranged by J. G.
Heck; illustrated by 500 plates, containing upwards
OF 1000 engravings, vols, Turkey Morocco
$40, same in best full Turkey-S50.
NH
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LIST oF LETTERs

Remaining I'm the /
ON the 9Th
~ Persons calling
please say they are adv,
LADIE
Anderson Mrs Unity
Aiken Mrs Sarah
Andrews Mrs Ssrow
Arnold Mrs II NJ
Blae well Mrs AE
Broogng Mrs Eliza s
Bau s.rs Eliza f
Berry Mrs Martha A
Biys Mrs Mary A
Bro Mrs Martha
Brig siiss r E
Bonnsy y Nancy A
ClHibaIre Mrs Mary M
ClemLla nts Mrs M
Conway Mrs Michael
Carter Mrs Lucy
Conner Mrs Louisa II
Chandler Mrs Louisa
Cobbs Mrs Amelia P
Cooper A5iss AL
Craben Aiss Rebecca
Davenport Mrs F Err
Davis Mrs Mary A
Deimere Miss Anna
Daniel Hiss Lizzie
Dew III Lucie y
Elicit ftss
Evans Mrs Margaret
Fiudley Mrs Mary A w
Fitzgerald Mrs sally B
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