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Eor the Enquirer


SHE WANTS A HUSBAND.
To Miss -, of Richmond.
She wants husband and ne must De
A model Of propriety
brilIian, pattern--wise. discreet
centre, where all virtues meet.
Good tempered just and always klhd /:
AS warm III heart--as pure in mind,
Devoted, gentle, tender. fair,
Accomplished, and with culture rarei
Good voiced refined with every grace,
An angel half, in form and face
A sweet harmonious charming being;
At her command 10 weep or sing
She wants husband !Pli advertise 1t
Consents 10 wed-her friends advise IT,
She wants husband with modest look,
Whose heart Is like costly book
Which she s proud and glad 10 own;
Which can be read by her alone
She wants him slender, too-and TALL
As fair ne manage, since The tall
His eyes-it matters no, their hue
She worshps black-adores the blue;
HE hair must with his covIng eyes
Agree in shade, or compromise.
She wants him sensible and mild,
In form a man-in heart child
She wants husband 10 love her blindly.
partner she can govern kindly
She wants a husband for ncatness noted
For taste unquesliOnably quoted
With wholesome pride very little;
Of self. conceit no Jot nor little
She wants him 10 have youth ana heaithi
She wants him 10 have beauty wealth.
she wants him careful prudent, wise,
To share the namelesS ills OF lite
She wants husband, 10 nurse her Joys;
To school her girls and spoil her boys:
Buy all she wants when he 10 able
To sit as Master III Her table,
To be az fond as she is weak
And in all things her pleasure seek
She wants husband the modest lass
He must be of this perfect class
Shall him then fur 0glteF
We hope she'll get him and "vcU let her"
7Rll Is. 1853 J. A. RE. OF Z. Va
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For tbs Enquirer
TO EUGENE

on RECEIVING as ISvIrATIoS TO The eouSTRs'
No, Eugene-no, the city's glare
Can never win my humble heart,
For well know corrodng Care.
Meath Splendor's robe concealS het uat''
OF life I've viewed the varying scenes
From costly Wealth and Fashion gay
~ ,,har. IN. ,yant-worn peasant gleans,
From daily toll. his hard-earn'd stay
And most of happiness trace,
Where humble means our views cohnnei
II Love aud Peace the cottage grace.
And form home OF biss-like thine
And Oft may the hours begulle
Encirced in your ring OF love,
And feel the glow of Friendships smile,
Enlarge my heart, my mind improve.
Va. nopolfAs g..
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POLITICAL.
For the Enquirer,
TO WALTER

TO WALTER.
| have rcvccd mid bright fanclcs,
| have wandered in tho phe',
Yet Thy dreamy eyes IRE ever
On my souls horizon cast.
Thonph The vision falsely flashes,
Yet Its beums are ever bright
Bringing dreams Of dark dclusion,
Though their seeming be SD bright
Like the meteor Of the valley,
Falsely flashing on our way,
But 10 lead us on in darkness
And 10 guide our minds as'ray.
Yet will not blame the beaming
Of those dreamy eyes OF thne,
since Won say that / have laugh! thco
To make them falsely shine
There is still another lesson
| would wish IN give I" u'ee
a lesson of deep import
Which would not quickly hee
put Pm weary now OF musing--
must bid sad adeu
To Fancy's bright donations
And 10 hce-Adieu Adlsu
FLoagscs.
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Paragraphs for chapter in Mrs. Stoves WORK "Po" I"
.ys;ern OF white slavery IN England:


CHILD MURDER IN ENGLAND
Fam statement in the Ion!on Examiner and other Ems.
s parcrs il wculd appear that the crime OF child murder Il
really on The increase III that country In some c'S's II
ennz n he Drtrrtrad in the indulgence al hcrdlsi nt4
nity ugh generally for the sake "i escaping m Ia
and EXPENSE Of supporting the children Al Nottingham
Nav AnIri aged % was tried lately for III" murder 81 .
hi whose father she had recently married The chh! war
!hni ,wo years and halt DID, appeared 10 have bee"
rc,ad win the greatest cruelty by lie scp-m"lher dunhG
jha whole time II proved thai she frequently beat nnc
ahont ,hc child severely; thai she sometimes Threw n on
he ground with violence and even kicked % across IN"
Gno mai she kept him immersed in cold water "r an hour
In ihn fleets Of terlhng: that she sIncd nm IN TODD
"a ,rro.d him out into the cold with Insufficient
slohinp 50 that neghuor sometimes Took nm III ana
and fed him On one occasion when this vas lore
ssonc Of the neiabOs examined the Guilds ooay ana ound
3 covered with bruises and about The same 'e 10 reply 10
N observation that the child looked very wrak me Pr-o
cr rcrled that sit would die il had no DIE III H. On
3hr 6Ts, of Dcrember the eldest child fetched one "i he
nruhb,rs 10 the prisoners house. and there me ynuh
3was found on the prisoners lap, dying ana 10 about an
1nour il did die in consequence, according Ia me us'hs
sf IN. Injuries IL had received The woman was c"nFctcI
3C nansauphter and sentenced 10 be Transports" 'o me
N The same place and the day, Mary Ann Phrr
scd % was Tried and convicted OF having su'caed he
snr.np child She confessed it, and said her on! reason
ems The fear Tint she could not get any employment she
syas rnmnclcd 10 take care of it, Al Oxford, Chrls"phr
MASSEY was tried for having drowned in lretiate child
a( Mary WcstalI BY throwing II into a pond
Th.ar nc only Of The oil ms dreadful crime
(which we find reported in our English exchanges
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.>IilckINE MERDER

rnLApElshIA. April iSJamcs O'Ncii las Ugh, STATE
mother young racaS al Cedar Ground in ihe .
ser yi The county killing him instantly. OSei!i ~,
committed 10 prison by Alderman Fenton OF henSingm5
The murder occurred Jennings tavern. ONel t,..
4 iIcy with George w Solly in The harroOm. wTsa Re
nndpfJ separated tie parties and Soly went INFO rey a
lNc,i! howrv,r !aa walt and stabbed sony I"Nr!:
Il" breast '5n,rr escape h. stabbed MN dsaE
itG III he back causing his death ia ie~ morlenis-
m, quarrel supposed - be the SUBJECT oil Fesga
J S,Iil - II Catholic ard SOlir ".ls Protestant.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ALLEGnANY


Al Democratic Convention held Wopdwaids Hot,
A!rchauy county The ii day Of April 1855 compose
i ,IeIrpacs from Bath and Al .hauy counties, charge
nh The duty al nominating Candidate 10 represent III
said counties III The next Legislature ol virginia:
lIpon the motion oi f. Van Buren, Capt. Moses Mann
vas appointed President and motion n l.. j. Mann "
&c. Holloway aud g. f. Haas, were appointed Secretaries
Aire bri cXglnaliun ci the object OF me meeting D.
h. President l.. H. Mann nominated Col u hlchuin
y Eah 10 represent the counties III The next LeGa
3urr and no other candidate being put III nomination I'll;
3.uic tor tot NCC;uln unanimous
tfp,n motion of 4 H. McCnt'c, Esq The President ~
pointed 4. H. MrClinc e. f. Haas and f.. K. Van Bnren
committee inform Col McGutn Of his nomination ana
cQu> his acceptance; and upon the further motion al 4
1H McCaiIc The following resolution was unanlInoual!
dnpted:
Resolved Tina: this convention highly appreciate and ar
o,r the able and efficient of Col Sam Carpenter
m delegate present General Assembly Ot Virginia
nd with ;dr and pleasure lender n hun the "rrnn'
sadl, well done good and faithful servant worthy to Be-
trusted.
p0n motion of w G.. Holloway the following it-ouil"
,wn, unanimously adapted
Resolved That this convention deems The election Of q
'.,iai siuncr Uf the Board Public Works a; vital I'M
lpy:Ianc ui The Commonwealth and while "t
i not D not presume 10 instruct our delegates to
h. .n,orra Convention BE- held IN nGnon the -
LAY vi May ncxI yet Will wh pleasure, support James
:ti Paxton RuCkbro for said office should no BE- hon
ned :" It'll the uomInutian.
Upon the mo ion 81 Mr. \. II hIc ,lutic Esq,
tcsoved Tnn The proceedings This convention be pub
'-htG the Valley star FncaSr Democrat and SaHnon
,Vlnicator hal the Richmond Enquirer aGd Examiner
Joe requested :" COPY The convention then adjourned
NJ. MANN, President
G. f Haas
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ROBBERY ARREST FOR MURDER

RoSroS April l5.-Mal. J"- II BeHet, OF "asth25E
24u stolen from him saturday night, while coming I.
4 sr.u on board the steamer 6 Vanderbilt, one RaiEOg:
bond Ross County, No ST. SlOQV; also, one ciiy OF $
louis bond M 20 Tor 81 600 tie cautions the pubs.
guain-' buying them.
James Murphy who murdered HI site In Fa Ri'IE +;
,prpr vt,io down her throat was arrested on tfcay las
md conveyed t. fa! River Tor examination
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22

ELEVENTH DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. IL srer
rc editor the Parsershug Gazette, has announced him
self as the WING candidate for Congress in the eleventh
district Of Virginia His opponents }. F. Snodgrus:
regular nominee and e. s. Lewis independent candidate
h hn, D..,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22

TIE CHILDREN OF ISRAEL-A remarkable change
is said is in progress the Jews in almost every
country. Muudes throwing aside tile Misina ans
the Talmud and bctakng themselves 10 The study OF Moses
and the PROPHETS Among The Jews in London there is a
The present time gres, demand Tor copies the Oh Tesla
ment The subjec, oil their restoration 10 Palestine and th
Of the promises on which the expectation Is founded
are extensively engaging their ttnion In examining int,
these matters they obtained considerable assistance
from continental Rabbi, who has lately arrived among
them, and exhibited manuscript in which he has endea
yocd TO prove from Scripture Time has wher
:hc Jews about making preparations for returning
10 the land of their fathers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22

HON JOHN S. CASk1E.-Wc are pleased 10 obseTv
,, HE sentiment of satisfaction al The this yvun
liant talented and already distinguished statesman mi
as 10 preclude the call of convention Virginia ha
moi within her borders gentleman possessed o ine
;mnd more extensive aainmens and brilliant
Iof outDry than John S. CasAe Cordially do wish hlT
3,he fullest meas ure OF success and rnUwn
South Side Democrat, Aprit lJ!., 1859.
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We learn from the Charleston Mercury that the United
States District Court that city, about 10 try the Faio-
" of the laws South Carolina requiring the prson-
rnent of coored seamen. An action has been ofougnt
apsins, the sheriff OF Charleston tho instance of the BIZ
ts consul S4O00 damages for The alleged iasc
IMPRISONMENT of Manuel Percra colocd British SUBJECT
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DEATH OF VICE PRESIDENT KING.

Hop.Ls April l9h.-Wm. r. King, Vice Prcsidcn, of til
United S;"s reached his plantation Pine Hills Sun
Jay urnirg last and died o'clock Monday evening
He i'll he buried tomorrow, "Wednesday, 10Th lnsi.) o
l1,IlI
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
Daniel o. Morton of Toledo Ohio, TO DO attorney of tn
United States for the district of Ohio In the place of s. Ma
SON. resigned.
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RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA. Api lS.-rhc carly train from New ..
ran off the track to-day Trenton out no ono was hurt
The passengers transferred TO the niac O'Clock trait
and reached here o'clock The mails aud basraa
lett behind through careessncss and did not arrive
5 P ~
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TIE AUTHOR OF JANE EYRE.

The literary hit Of The month. the Scottish Educa
;onal and Literary Journal Vette, the new novel Gy
The au,horess o. Jane Eyre who eJoccs in the nom Dc
plume OF Currcr Bell Miss Bronte Qor that is her rea
name) Is the daughter Of Yorkshire Clergyman whose in
cumbency lies umG of The widest and drearest d
Yorkshire moors and sh whom she lives in literary soil
tude having lost by cay death two sisters vino are them
selyes not unknown The literary world IL is some sly
2ears since "Jane Eyre first hurst upon The reading pubic
without pseudomym upon tis lille page; without
friendly critic TO recommend III and IT'S dep and eraaeh
success bslokens no urdnay gifts in its writer Miss Bron
il sparkn. and willy like Mrs Goe; Or philosophical
lively like Miss 3artneau; phautopc aud social IKE
Mrs Gaske or like Miss Jewsbury uli OF sharp striking
aphorsms fetched from The opuent experience OF sensitive
nature; she immediate and papable poWe
the interest OF The reader than any OF these clever Ia
lies
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DELEGATES TO THE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
New York April IL The Printers Union have appoint
ed Messrs Abaugh OF the Herald Gray OF the Tribune AM
Walsh Times delegates the National Typosraphi
cal Union which meets Ptisburg the ID OF May next
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SONORA AGAIN INVADED ARRIVAL OF GEN

FSONORA AGAIN INVADED -AkKIVAL OF GEN
ARISTi.
New ORLEANS Aprl l0.A rum6r prevalent at NrTi
sCu- on 18th inst. that smother sion Sonora
had been made By Count Pavusoa and thai
men had joined his standard
General Asta the former President CT the Repu6Iic
;aIexico has arrived this port in brig The captain
(which bribed for large amount Bring him New
Orleans.
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oy fredericksburg Herald says: ave understand IN;
,, Farmers In Orange again anticipate very gcneta' u
ol their wheat crop by the Ioint-worm, the san
,h,, DESTROYED whole fields last seaSo The period "th y
,oru makes the attack is still some Tour weeks OIL d
,,oiou Indications are already given OF their presence
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22

RI. weather bring unavorahe but lew PERSONS a"ndr
th, Democratic meeting, al the City fiall on Sauiah
ooht and no business transacted The meeting 'nor
mulIv nd,nurnrd to Wednesday, the 9Th instant!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22

I'M, Democratic party Of Petersburg have appointed :"
tea, delegates the Lynchburg Convention" u h"'a'e
.,hcr of The Board ri Public Works
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- InSes Democrat, is candidate i"r tho Sta
Sc,,.e in the Petersburg District. Ro K Collier "ao
,I;1,t. The Wings have no candidate a. yet.
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pennsylvania LEGISLATURE.

PEiNNo1 Z y lttHI.t LtHISI.A UNE.
HARRISBURG, Pa, April lS.-lu the Senate to-day, iii
Mechanic and Grard Bank Bills finally passed. havin
previously passed House. The Legislature will adjourn
tomorrow.
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= VIRGINIA RAILROADS.We have been accuse,
boast of Georgia the foremost State Of the South
extent Of her Karoad IL. movements. The time Ia; :"
lwhen such boasting The length Of Road. !"
aplcted in GeGrgi may be set down. IN round NUMB,
Shine hundred miles. The length Of Roads completed i,
! gina is. learn from the Richmond Times one NJ
nd and t"cntysevca miles Georgia tolis compirt.I
process oi complexion leaving out 81 the account rh
.vannnl and Pensacola, and lite brunswick knai- m
iin length not II ore than thousand miles. Nrgl.a r.
nc!uGng those, completed and those the runstrucr
(which has been authorized by aw amount IN cna,l H.
Thousand four hundred and five miles.
II then Georgia b. nor behind the Old Dominion il
extent 0i her railroad Improvement, shc viii, from M w
appearances b" 7 lar IN thu in the course OF M,
years. The iac is Georgia enterprise has been %
and briaud"d, AT home and abrood until she Is Ia,
satisfied with herself She has nearly Ia -,,nt 10
while her sisters who made less favorable start BY
ng Dnwat,. in c race have shot ahead Of her Tn. ~,
works by which virginia Is 10 b. covered with e1,y .
wealth. VIII their construction u the liberali,y al ~
gle !~lAtnTr.
Her has been 10 meet private subscription OF
3hitls, by Stale Subscriptions oI ihrce !iS And ec.n,
when these wG-iltis private subscriptions could no 3n ~
obtained. The Legislature has 9. he more iUnc
Enterprises hy granting bera loans Loan, the anon,
several mlors have been made by the Legislature ma
II sessiun.- Savannah Georgian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22

r Strohpr has been nominated a. the wing Candida
for The State Senate from The counties OF Fduqnrr ana hi
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, DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN CUMBERLAND
4 AT composed of the delegates appointed 10y
.Ihe Democratic party Of the counties OF Powhatan am
SCumbcrIand held Frayscrs Tavern, IN The county :"
Cumberhnd Saturday, The 10th OF April, 1853, Tor IN
purpose Of nominating suitable person TO represent IN
stwO lies in the next House oI Delegates
3 On motion Of Jno. L. Wilson Of Cumberland Col lcnri
81 Hop ins nj Powaian appointed President und Sa
amucl y. Gordon. Secretary.
q Mr. }. H. Wilson then offered the following resolution
& which unanimously adopted:
4 Resolved That the Democratic party OF Cumberland ant
Puwhntan have heard with deep regret that The i'll health
aour worthy representative Mr.. VIM Ud, J, OF Pc"
deprived us Of his services member al The House
delegates and tender him thanks Tor the lahin
md cre.ilhC manner which he has performed his pub'
j ulies during sessions oil The General Assembly
7 Mr. Mayo Darlington then put i'll nomination Mr. Ed
ward s. Brown OF Cumberland, who received HE unanimous
zroic ni the convention.
z Tnos. *. Wrsger moved that The President appoint
rrnmcc inform Mr. Brown OF his nomination., and re
his acceptance whcreupon the President appoinic'
Mr. ihus X. Wesgcr aud Dr. Robert Henderson said com
am!t'ee. 49,
a On mgti"nof VIM. Pope Dabnry, il was-Reaoived, ina
.I proceedings al this convention be published III The he
i n"cratic pai'cIs OF the city ol Richmond.
4 On notion the convention then adjourned.
HENRY l.. HOPKINS, President.
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TIE WIG PARTG BUKIED.-The Rhode I.I.c.
Fireman SAYS: "thOde Island has passed ,nroupb .
xcitiuI election lSi the which took 1i,,
n Wtducs day th inst The mem0Iir ui The OH fem
the D"r'itrr aEh The AicrIncS revived ar.
gave a terrific ii.crnrss the The democrat
Jariy favorable hour had lenalh arrived f.
trikng tht decisive and .NIGTnlnaIn- blow a, Rh0..
i ,iaui Al-,rur Nggrfy; aud gathering up all lts Strength
nd ntiailng a lis resources whc. for many year.
mad been accommodating, the democratic party charge,
Town upon us foes aud routed them completely ami v.
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COlLECTURSRlP AT RICHMOND.
.,ch Esu has been appointed Collector .! 'h'
of ,hi, clty in place Of l.. II rIss ESD rssi&
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THE GARDINER CASE.

WAsHsaToN, April l5-ln The Gardiner case to-day. Co
g. w Abbott. VINO accompanied DR.. Gardiner and Capta
Slocam to Mexico, testified TO finding the various mine
about Laguinalla FULLY cuoboraling Inc testimony o S
cum He Identified the letter he 10 the commission
ers in answer to their advertisement offering reward K
the mines Also their reply and his cloinder. He said hi
object get the reward and in the OF the
stated that Gardiner did poir
GU, his mnes being instructed by his counsel hold n
communication with those commissioners.
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SILVER AT THE PHILADELPHIA MlNT-lt il
stated that there arc now nearly 50 900 in silver III
Mint ia Philadelphia and large acquisitions being daily
received Tho Mint is tusy engaged at the present time Ii
coming quarter dollars dimes, and dimes large mum
Der of nich 1t Is said will be shipped 10 California.
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--Ssts--------
.nIE nANNII Z RAIL ROAD

The following encouraging and fatterlng sta'ehe
the business Of the DAsvLIE RAIL ROAD during the pas
six months been furnished by tho Secretary OF III
sCompany the Dispatch The increase OF earnings owe
q those Of The same six months OF The year previous
IL seen 10 be S32 612 rs This unexpected result ha
hcen accomplished too duringa winter In which more ina
stwcc the usual quantity of rain has faen making Ihe road
the country than they were ever known TO be Dc
fore and almost cutting of the rade OF The road Tor "eeS
md months at time Truly In view OF This ac and OIL ~
acl that The road is yet extended but hail lis hehne
engrh this is ndsputabe evidence oil me success
shr improvement:
F,o>7aRaTlyE STATEMENT OF the business Of lie RChIoi
and u.nyle Rail Road Tor six months from Isl Ocobe
ISL 10 3lst March 1852 and ls October lso2 10 81:
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H, THE SI2HSDn or VIRGINIA.
pr

iREh> vacancy i.-usruuct ~ tue General Ascent
50 am. ~art III thaiieE Mason E>l.
49, Tor nr composed ct The 'onGI.s >ia'a'.
,.ne, m sac. nam, Therefore lc SacIts OF The SAID
- m. is,y .caurI hold 'rriinT, each III MS rcSiH
the or! Thursday Ma. next 10 supply TIE "a.
mauwralta ~ Richmond this III tlh DAY 81 ap,!t W a
. s,l.;y ID>EPI JuiiN>u.
T., the Governor htY w hl"fCHv,
ar,I. f--cdr 1e-! ~ .Iic ,oLulnnH Hth-L
SE.BRUDhs - " Ar: OISE,
snn.Iurnr" change az inspectors tbs "a!.
..e as resigned ne D'IccI" mp G'i .; @
he On"is ss scr
i,iauS ni i.,i the cubic tcn"ft1is a-d
C0MlJIsSIOS IElfCuhST
ms lEy ..fs.ucc ~ Inspector und ae-ndnt and ibih1
NJ All ,rr,,- Engaged tie tobacco unat ~
. rntl grocn. nc hrhssi ma, =, tite 'tai
m may nur : ~ nrirc IL wiil els a.
,ur,r ilt.I tiou to he d Wheat iul "Gr
g-s- u.il.r, i"ui rGI,jH1 >ioctoc "alchou-r ,...
a., a ~, THOMAS JOHNSON.
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S2s 6s3 81

in.rrnsc OF husnrss in six months from II October Ia %
uh 10, ,he hejf wear Of ISL 52 and 1852 '53 The
sS32 622 20 VAN p Dt. - n2i.na,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-21
THE MUSICAL. WORLD AND TIMES.
Mar 20 2awtWay0t

LARGE weekly Journal Of pages, edited Richard
which the and
10 country medium OF with the
public during year 2s pages s25 WORTHY Of
kinds; brilliant and
nf familiar In harmony, which
anybody understand Of attractive musical read
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fearless and truthful cnficisms Of musical puh
cations performances very pick and OF musical
news novelty Incident and domes'ic the whole
forming record Of musical
The country chors and Of ladies Nsh
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pccially attended 10.
Terms copy, co. copies, ST. Eve COPIES sos and
sending club Of 1--WE gets extra copy for his trouble
Address Dyer Wills publishers of the Musical World and Times
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number pages music nakug forty eight
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Monthly Musical Gazette designed for especial benefit Of the
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