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70 the Editors Of n. Hcs!srn YirgiHila:
per- in the ka;Itwh' Republican, Of the 9Th OF Oc
,o,er an article over the signature of "e in which h..
says "hat the States Rai party Of Alabama having
minated Geo ~ Tronp Of Georgia for Vice President and
Gen John Qgit,an of Mississippi, for Vice President
would take the liberty Of suggesting the Of Richard
K. Crac Esq oi Grecnb:cr and Hon. David McComas 0
hanawha COUNTY ~ most suitable to he placed on the scc
toa ticket in G respective Districts in tie event oi the
formation oi ticket in this Stale" &c. here take occi
sion that this communication OF tibci! Is enie
unauthorized on my part and am satisfied lhn no portion
of The dcmocraic party ia this State will attempt form
any other already formed for Pierce and
np; bu, should they BE- mad enough do ~, nIer
Cay be upun it, il cannot receive my support Do no!
know what Mr. Crnes views NAY be On the SUBJECT, bal c
one thing ccrlain the write! OF the article III question
is profoundly ignorant Of my opinions AID vcws in relation
principles upon which ho the State and Federal 90
should act in The exercise OF The powers d.rga
ted the and the rights reserved 10 the other y" ticket
could be formed that would cordially support iaan
the one In Pierce and King fully agEae with then,
in relation The rights of the Satcs have douh, they
will he to The compromise and on the subject o slavery
Gen. Pierce is as sound as any man In me Union:
DAVID McCOMA3.
Jackson, {. H., Oct. II, 1882.
Mr. Cralle haa out boldly for Cen Pierce entire
ly true South, Judge McComas, able and
thorough States Rights nan cordially 5usains his election
t Enquirer.
MILITARY RUT.E.-lt wur!l seem by the following,
which Ell. from the rlcgapic column of the n Y He
raid of Saturday, that the reign OF military tyranny al
ready begun. II needs comment from Us, Tho reader
can be his interpreter OF such unprecedented pro-
ceeding:
An Army ccer eaei to account for Making Speeches i"
iaror Of Gen. Scott.
WAsslSGTnS Oct % 81. =. M.-!lrevc, NoInr Isaac
Stevens The Engineers has been called account for
having on 4 recent visit To New England, made twh
political speeches. meetings in favor OF General Pierce
An official letter has been him, enclosing printed
count o! the meetings. and demanding explanation The
Inconsistency OF attempting 10 punish e gallant youn2
officer fo: following The example of The commanding gene
raj the army in making stump epcechcs only 30 re-
conced ground tina; lie is denocrat and Gen Scott
s d whiy candidate.
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,,cr,I voTc or OuIf,

OFFICIAL VOTE OF OHIO.
PITTssuls Oct. 28.-The Columbus Statesman publishes
table showing The official majority for the Dsmossatie
State Ticket 10 be Is, ,687.
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is lCTlttCH,
The increasing pressure OF
disease forewafns me that
but q short breathing spell re.
mains, and l hasten 10 my
conclusion. | would vote 70;
Pierce and King. Mc. King
is a most excellent man, and
| have not cXnrctcd ever IL
be able 10 vote for Northern
man so pure and disint"reslcd
us Mr.. Pierce, and you may
ncve: have such another op-
poltun:iy. Embrace T.: and
use my name as long a. you
please, for organizing the
State Right. party and main
tnining und consrcrat,ng iis
principles.
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BETA leading and influential wh!g OF this county
has wagered with anothe! whig hn Cen Pierce will carry
VIRGINIA by 5000 maorityhe has also wageed with The
same individual Gen Pierce will be the next President
of the United Satesand he has also wagsrcd with the
same person that he will win both bell. That will do night
we'll for an Augusta whig There mistake about this
StauRtoa Vindird!or.
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RLOODLESS AFFRAY.

''en' lyle: arrived in this city last evening, and is
topping a The Exchange Hotel
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full perusal of this letter mus: convince
that gives the gentleman whom addressed Gorny
whatever tiJY. Tcomp5 candidate ior the
Presidency. Hc submits himself 70 the will OF the State
Rights parry Of Alabama but for the sole purpose Of orgd
zing that party" Ncay the lan2Hage is afterwards
repeated Fo the purpose nj merely organizing :a party
but for that purposs on'g" He hca goes on TO express
his confidence in Gen Pierce advising those whom ho al.
dressed 'emjracs" the opportunity OF voting iur
pure and ,snleres!cd,' and 10 hi- namethl Is
the Weight and influence OF his nanc-sirpiy 10 strengthen
The State Right party. Any other Of ii is utterly lcon
sisten with his wishes it = entirely repugnan TO his
feelings Understanding this c1rf:enI that he high
minded gentlemen constituting Inc Southern Rights ay o!
Alabama will no longer present Gov I. Pc,.rnai
candidate.
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LOOK Upon THIS PICT URE.

wIiGs OPPOSE GEN. SCOTT.
Hon. NJ. p Gentry Of Tennessee.
e. n Williams of Tennessee.
A. G. Watkins Of Tennessee
Robert Toomhs of Georgia.
A. H. Stephens of Georaia.
VIM Parham OF Louisiana.
r. l.. Clirgham Of TUrth Carolina.
David Outlaw of North Carolina.
James Lyons Of Virginia
ThomarjM Caig Of Mary yland
Daniel Jcnifer of Maryland.
Edward Long Of Maryland
George T. Curtis of Massachusetts
Hiram kctcha.G Cf New ! ofl;.
John s. Cotlman Of Maryland.
Gustavus Leerman Esq of Baltimore
Dr. s Hant of Blnore.
Including hundreds of Others equally veil knowE 10 the
country.
NOW LOOK on THIS.
sBoLTioS wHros srrpaRT SCOTT
Horace Greeley Of New York
Vim. Fl. Seward of New f"rk
Tnurow Weed oil New York.
Amos Tucker Of New Hampshire
Truman Smith OF COnneoiicnt
John Davis (U 8. Scnale,) Of Mass.
Solomon Foot Of Vermont.
w. Upham OF Vermont.
Zeno Scudder Of Massachusetts,
Thaddeus Stevens of Pennsylvania.
w. F. Johnston OF PennsylraHla.
j. W. Howe of Pennsylvania
Lewis ID. Campbell Of Ohio.
Z. Stanton oil Ohio
With host Of hers equally well known known !ur thelr
con.tant and proscr iptive hostility 10 the South.
Can that party be trusted from which sc men as nose
In the st class Indignantly separate lemclras and al Inc
head OF which may be found the Abolition and Section
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VALp,srA Ga Sept. 81 1852.
Gentlemen Il seventy. years old and for the
as twenty or thirty years, il The Presidency had been Of
ierrd spontaneously by The Icurir . the United Slies
would not have accepted it, because my physical diSqla
liEcatnn n tho duI!es ol lha Office. Al period
within that t"c, could horst man, have done
Not many years a.n, The State Sighs PARTY OF Georgia
were pleased make that ton, and my acquiescenca
was placed the footing that lie acceptance would fulfil
The object of the demand, otherwise, that party
which had very strong claims onc as native and citizen
ui GeoFaia ana Could cOnscEninuslf vote Tor nhn
Candidate who had fair prospect Gi Succt:s-WtTc at lIoe
y TO vote Tor while other PARSONS had IL was Inc
pnay OF friendship which Suggested slnllar movement
on The pat oi Distinguished cl:Zes 0 South Cn"iina on
another OCCASION aud which dsconteranccd Tor similar
reasons.
Your decided nomination on the present occnsion leaves
aciEa;vc to sn6mi, set checriuy 10 the will
OF the State Rights Convention nj Alabama rccsnly hs'
sembieG Montgomery that State but for the sole Pur-
pose OF organizing that party IT, az We'll as the state
Rights pai:y OF any portion Of the United States may
reulIy demand that which it has only asked because IN
my day and generation have abnrcd 10 contribute mite.
according my humble ubIcs sustain lis principles:
they the only prnCplts worth anything 10 The Southern
country, and long party o two or three can be ga
thered together for suc purpose the contribution OF
name the least could think Of n.asinGh eau for the
puposc.mCIely Of organizing that paiy-but or at puf
pose only.
The incrc sng pr Of disease orcwarns that hut
short thing spell rcauins and hasten 10 nv concu-
sisn | would for Pierce and King. Mr. King -
most excellent man. and have mot expected ever 10 be able
TO COR Northern pure and dsnteresIcd as Mr.
Pierce aid you may have such another opportunity
Embrace ii uand my name as long Us you please Tor
organizing The State Rights party and maintaining and con-
scCraIing its principles
II is honorable have such an associate in the nomna
on as Gen. Qutmah he deserves, and wond ndnrn my
office. q. NJ. TROuP.
Messrs Thomaa Williams j. A. Elmore Gabriel 3. DuVai,
Montgomery, Ala.
To place this correction In clear light, nsert below
in parallel columns the paragraph in which the
cd. We give side as wrtea by Gov Troup-on tho
other as published by the Committee:
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Editors Of the Sapannoh Georgicn:
Genilemen-lhe letter lately nddressedoy Gov Troup 10
The Committee Of the Southern Rights Convention Of Ala
bama was mspInlcd, and feel fully authorized 10 hand
you copy aud 10 request you republs it, and 10 place
the correction in italics.
Your obi scrvt TlIQ; VI. FORhIAN.
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J. G. Clark, ESQ., Solicitor oi ths Pfessury ais' q -"
York On Monday.
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FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 80, 1859.
GOV. Tgoup NOT 4 CANDIDATE

CUFFec0H az important IN his ltNr, as yuJiShc3
ty Mc Southern Rights Committee Of Alu6l,,a
Gov I'onps letter 10 the Committee Appointed by The
Southern Rights party Of Al.bau as published Iy em is
10 an important portion of ii, materially diirrnt from the
same letter 'cricn by The a,uior This willie seen from
The following note OF Thomas NJ. Fonnat ESQ., Gov.
Troups son-lnaw accompanied by corcst copy OF tho
lttIcr-boit OF which hasten 10 lay bco. The public
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Jackson, &. H.. Oct. II, la52
Mr. Cralle haa boldly for Gen. Pierce, entire
y South and, Judge McComas, able and
thorough States Rights man. cordially 5usiains his election
Fl
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A. NJ. II II. D P. II.
66 10 -
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RIG Union

CLEARED,
Barque Cochtuate, Berry, Leith, Scotland } to.
bscco, by Caskie Reeve s. Co.
Barque Avon, Marsters, Glasgow, tobacco and
-four by James Sect.
ARRIVED,
Brig General Taylor, Paul, Tnomastcn, lime to R
Rankin.
Schr Mary Wise, Crockett, Rockland, lime to K
Rankin.
SAILED,
Schr Hanover, Chichester, New York, mdse, .
Currie.
Schr Rainbow, Rich, Boston, mdse d Curr!e.
Scar Providence, Parker, BalunOre, coal.
Schr Salah Elizabeth, English Phiaoel phia bran
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YOUNG Ladies' COLLEGIATE Sc
L MlNARY, corner of Franklin and Fifth streets,
Shockoe Bill, Richmond, Va. The sixth session of
this Institution will commence on nj onday, Sep
TENDER eth, upon an improved pl,n The School
will consist of five departments-Primary, Acade-
mic, and three Collegiate Observation-Disclosures
junior and senior. The collegiate department will
embr all tine important English Branches and
Mo iern Languages pursued in our best colleges -
The design Of this department; is to qualify young
ladies for teachers, and to occupy stations in the
higher walks OF life.
TEAcHERs.-S. S. Stevens, A NJ, Principal; Mr.
Staicos, Professor of Modern Languages; Mr. J. S.
Perkins, Teacher in Drawing; Miss Nichols, Teach.
er of Music, or others ii preferred.
The most compete 1t and mplished ladies will
be procured to assist in the English department
i
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THE LIFE AND WRITINGS OF DIR.

l.
Horseshoe Robnson,a Tale OF the Tory Ascen.
dancy, By John Kennedy. author of swallow
Barn-Sl 20
The Life and Sermons of Christmas Evans, a new
translation from the Welsh, with memoir and
portraiture of the author, by Rev Jos Cross
Swallow Barn, or Sojouru in the Old Domini On
By J Kennedy, revised edition, with 20 illustra.
tions by St:other-sl %
The Complete Works o! Captain Marryatt.
bound in volume, ill of beautiful illustrations
81 25
Wild Scenes in a Hunter's Life, including Cum.
rln9s Adventures among tae Lions ana other lid
Animals OF Africa, &c, with 800 illustrations com.
piled by John Frost, LII D-Si
the Christians Legacy, with an Appendix, con-
taing q compendium OF the Holy Bible, with Ilus;ra
tions, &c, designed for making the reading and
study OF the Hoy Scriptures more easy especially
TO those who are you in years, by VIM Jackson
Memoirs Of the Lie and Writ -gs of Thomas
Chalmers d ID, LII d, by his son in law, the r "
William Hanna, LII d, vols-S4
Hawthorne's Life OF Pieree-psper 81 cents, cloth
so cents
Cooley and Graham for Oc.ober-25 cents
Yankee Notions tor October-l2 cents
New Books received every day For sale by
q. NJ. WEST g. BRO HER,
sa22 Next t. ,be Post tfice
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- EY. W. ID. HUGE'S BOAKUiN &
IL AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner of Frank
lin and 18th Streets, Richmond, Waffle
next term OF this institution will commence on the
lst OF October. The course Of study will embrace
all the branches pertaining to thorough English
education, together with Ancient and Modern Lam
guagos. Last year more then 100 pupils were in
attendance 81 the same time, but during the next
term the number will be restricted to lC0-twen,y
OF whom wal be received as b0arcers in the family
ct tie Principal. Chsrge for board washing and
al usual accommodations, for ten mouths, S22O,
as heretofore. Tuiaon in English from $25 &c
$40, according to the advancement OF the pupil.
French. Spanish Or Italian, $50 Latin, Si5 Music
81 per month. The German Language will be
taught orally, or by the usual method, to as many
as may wish to acquire it, tyssCf charge.
Rev. j. P. Stafford will occupy the position
which was filed by the Rev. w. HOge last year.
Dir. Stafford is gentleman of varied and accurase
scholarship, and has had several years experience
instructor i'll some OF the best Institutions in
our country.
YouGg Indies from the country, as well as from
the city, are desired be present the first day OF
the session. 1t is often a SERIOUS Inconvenience
and encouragement to pupil to enter class
which has made even weeks progress.
Payments Invariably M ddCdace-one- half on the
first OF October, the other the first CT March
All communications will receive prompt at.en,
ton. Address REV NJ. d. EOGE
su 27-dAw3m Richmond Va
4 siiAkLES w. kEhsEE VIII resume the
~ exercises of his School, in the basement o,
Trinity Church, on the LIST October
TERMS PER SESSION OF " MONTHS
Heading wiring, Spelling and Mental Arithme
Senior Engish department. %
CLASSICAL Department .-.-.-.-----...--..----4 Al
Jim
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QUARLES 81 BttUOh E, dealers in Boots,
Shoes Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Trunks, &c, &c, No.
u Pearl street. Richmond, Va, are now receiving
full assortment of goods suitable tor the tall
trade, to which they would call the attention of
country merchants, farmers, and the public gene
rally. Their stock is large, ana comprises one OF
the most complete assorlma L,s to be found in any
house; and being DESTROYS of selling oa the mos,
accommodating TERMS they think that they can en-.
sure satisfaction 10 their cu,toners
They are largely engaged in the manufacture of
Shoes, which will enable them to furnish superior
article, and in most cases 10 regulate The sizes TO
suit purchasers. Believing that good article Is
always cheapest they will at all tunes eudeavor to
furnish such goods will prove satisfactory to the
customer. Purchasers are respectfully invited to
cau 3i--dlm
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MOTICE.-Ail persons lcdebted 10 the late firm
IN of PEAKE, BRADLEY & co, either by Bond
open account, are earnestly requested to come
forward and eettle them, as no longer indulgence
will be siren These accounts OF long stane ing
and must De settled.
Also, all persons indebted 10 US, whose accounts
are due, requested 10 settle them speedily for
are determined to have them settled without
delay
au 3l-ts BRADLEY BROTHER
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NTOTICB.-R X. DUVAL having tnls day %
LS ken his brother, j. P. DUVAL, mo 90 pa;
nership, The business viii in future be conaueIea
By X. IL. Duvai 81 Brother, at the Ga SIAM ai"a
under the American Hotel. We are now re.c''.as
fresh supply OF Drugs, Medicines, palh's' o,,
&C, and hope by strict personal attention. ~
portion Of pubic patronage. H. H. b ~ a.
Richmond July lst, 1852. "
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4 UMBEh, LUMbEk.-in addition 10 our
IL general assortment of seasoned White Pine
Lumber. We have, in yard, over $4,000 feet of
seasoned White Oak and Button Wood
Boards, suitable for TOBACCO boxes. Purchasers
would do we'll to apply to us, either personally or
by letter before purchasing elsewhere
TONE a. hiNEHART
Sc l}-2aw3m Port Deoosi,e AID
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MANUFACTOks, ~
WHOLESALE AND

EaSl I'm MANUFACTURES, @
SSTsTxtH WHOLESALE AND RE. a16
1EEsaAV SV1TAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS,
SHOES, TRUNKS, VALlCES,
CARPET BAGS, Ac-PEMBERTON g. BRO, 16l
Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, respect
fully invite strangers visiting the city and the pub
lie generally, to call and examine their large and
complete assortment of articles in the above line
Their prices WILL be found to be low those Of
any other house, whether by the single pair, dozen
Or case The stock embraces
Gentlemen's Dress Shoes, Caters and Bootees
Do calf kip, and stout Boots and Bootees
Youths Boots AMI Bootees, of many kinds
Servants Brogues, bouno and unbound
Ladies' Shoes, Buskins, Kids, Jenny Linds, &c
Ladies' black. bronze snd colo ed Caters
Buskins and Boot. es for servant women, various
styles
Misses and Children's Shoes, in great variety
Travelling Trunks, plain Leather and Hair
Trunks
~ All of which are offered at the lowest rates.
PEMBERTON BRO, l6l Main ST.
Opposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va.
&c 17-3m
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fEfEh sriLihAh.I
u E X G HANT 1AILU OR,
Opposite Exchange, I4th Street.

hIcHn1ND, VA,
receiving his Fall and Winter supply of Goods.
= 70 which he would mos respectfully cal lie
assennen 81 his customers and the public generally
"A ADDITION to his Usual stock he la,ends keeping
az assortment u Gens.emen's Fine FurnI.blna
1aoas 70 which ne would invite the att ention OF al
Sao wsnt liee and handsome goods oil the Kind.
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EDUCATION.

nAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, MAIN
II STREET, BETWEEN 3RD AND 4TH.-
Having discontinued the boarding department OF
the Home School," about twentv five day pupils
will be received. The School will continue under
the same highly qualified ladies who have heretofore
conducted it. EngIish branches from $50 to $40 /;
French, &c, go each Painting, Drawing, &c, at
Professors prices. Instruction on the harp, flano
or Guitar in the family six eight OF the pupils
if desired Immediate application requested. The
School will commence LIST Monday in October.
B. B. MINOR, Attorney at Law.
Law Building Sept 81, 1852 ee2S-Is
NEW CLASSICAL SCHOOL, BY THE
In REV. WILLIAM LOVE The subscriber
would respectfully inform the Inhabitants OF Rich.
mopd ana its vicinity that he will open Classical
School in the house lately occupied by David Amer.
son. Jr, ESQ on 7h street. near Leigh street. on the
LIST Monday in October FROM many years Iuccess-
full experience, he hopes for share OF puoilc pat
ronage.
Loeation-It is one of the very best in the city for
youth, being very retired and at the fau1e une COZ
venient The rooms are large and airy.
Session-From lst October until LIST August
Tsrms-For all the English branches $40 per SEES
sion for Classics and Mathematics, $780, Payments
for five months invariably In advance; .,ovr
REFEaENcEs-John C. Hobson, John Maben W.
F. Taylor H. w Quares, EGGS. se22-2w
YOUNG LADIES' INsTITUTE.--ar'
i RICHARDS heretofore Rev. M. l.. Bick
ford') School, Foushee, near Grace street Chufch'
session cummeEces Wednesday. sept ioth'
and continue till the first Thursday In July.
TERM.-S2O. $50, and SAC per Collegiate year.
Stationery 81; Fuel 81. Payments in adVsn vance;
halt at entrance, half at the middle OF the ooiiee
ate year, 18th of February.
Music and French are taught by accomplished
teachers. . ,.,
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BRADLEY e. BROTHER.

NOTiCE.-Tne subscribers have formed IA
y partnership under the style OF QUARLES e.
BROOKE, and will continue the Hat and shoe
Business at the old stand Of the senior partner
HENRY w. QUARLES,
ROBERT T. BROOKE
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NEW MUSIC FOR THE PIANO AND
~ GUITAR.-J. w. RANDOLPH. l2l Main
street. has just received large supply OF New and
Fashionable Music for the Piano Forte, among
which the following Songs:
Old Folks ut Home, by P Chrsty-price
25 cts
Home Again, as sung by the Harmonious, by w
Ordwsy-25 cts
Katy Darling, as sung by Adams Nightingale
Bleak House lyrics No |, Farewell to the Old
House; No Ada Clare, or Blooming as the Sum,
mcr-each 25c
Would were with Thee, by Pickney-25c
Your HI arsi is Music Box Dearest; by hagru-
der-25c
0 Boys Carry me Along, by S Foster author of
Nelly Bly, Nelly was Lady, and Camp Town
Races-25c
The Parting Wish, by C Pe.icolas--25c
l Had once Merry Heart, Music by Holland
-25c
o sing Again that Simple Strain, Poetry by Ma
tilda Music by Louis Mahr-25c
Thou Lovely Maid, by Ku,ken
The Bridal, or eddng Polka, by C D Albert
CSC
shells of Oscar, or, wandered on the Sea beat
Shore with Beautiful Colored Vignett Title, by ]
w Cherry-25c
Why Do Summer Roses Fade, with handsome
Vignett Title, Music By G Baker-50c
Light Hearted Polka. dedicated to Miss Bette
Abbott, Music by A PIiot-2ac
Shockoe Hin Valse ct Polka, conposee par Vim
cenzo Amic dedicated to Philip Dougherty, OF
Eichmond, Va-each Csc
20 Also, many OF the latest Marches, Watzes,
PclKas Rondeaus, &c &c. New Music received
every few days from the publishers
~ Music cent 10 any part OF the United States
by mail to those who will remit the price (pos,
peio) free CT postage.
ra~ liberal discount made to Teachers and
Proses sors of Mu ic, if addressed to
s422 wv RANDOLPH
ANEW BOOKs-NEW BOuKs.-Tne In
IN s1itutes OF algebra, bling the nrst part OF
course OF Mathematics, designed tor the o
Schools, Academies and Colleges, by B Docharsy
LII, D
The School for Fathers, an Old English Story b,
Il tSwynre
Pioneer Women of the West, by Mrs Elicit
Voices OF Nature to her Eosjer Child, the Soul q
Maj series OF AnHlogies between the natural an
the spiritual world, by the author OF "a Reel in
Bottle" edited by Rev II S Cheever
~ i'll Webster and his Contemporaries, by "
March
.asioAmerican Literature and Manners, from
the French Of philaret Chasles
The Personal Adveatu es OF "Our Own Cores
pondeut' in Ialy, chewing how active campaign
can hnd good quarters when other men lie III III
fieldsi gooo dinners while many are halt starved
and good wine though the Kings staff De reduce,
to hat rstions by B Honan
No Bleak House. No 81 Pictorial Field Book
Anna Hammer. Tale OF Contemporary Gerna,
Lite, by A II Guernsey
A. NORRIS, late Drinker e. Morris,
re ~ 81 Man street.