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VOL. 2 JEFFERSON'S WORKS-Re

VOL. 2 JEFFERSON'S WORKS.-Re-
ceived at RANDOLPH s Book Store and Binde.
ry, Nov. 22-
Child's Picture Pleasure Book for 1854, 500 plates
81 80. f'S'
Happy Days of Childhood, by A. Meadows, plates
81. f'A'N-'
Countess of Arnheim, or Master Timothy's Book
Case, plates so cents
The Naval Officer. or the Pirates Cove by Lieut.
Murray. plates: % cents. y,
Lady Lees Widowhood from Blackwood's Maya
zine: 81 cents.
Millions complete Poetical Works, with Life. Po-
ticai dissertation and explanatory notes, by G. Gil
illan, 2 vols S. -.
The Blackwater Chronicle, Narrative of an Elk.
petition into the land of Canaan, Randolph county
Va; by the Clerke of Oxenford, plates: ST.
Carpenters Physiology of Temperance and Total
abstinence, London ed; 80 cents
Anstophlnes, new and literal English translation
w,th notes by W.. Hickey, vols, London edition.:
Diary, the q. Family. Axel and Anna, and other
Iaies, by Miss Bremen, translated by Mary Hewitt,
London edition: 81.
Schooler's Descriptive Geometry: s.
The Iron Rule or Tyranny in the Household by
I. S Arthur: Is cts. -
The Old Doctor, or Stray Leaves from my Journal,
being sketches of the most inter estpg "reminiscences
OF retired Physician, plates so cents
Vol 2Jeferson's Complete Works: 81 So
Vol. Harpers Magazine bound: g.
December No. Godey's Magazine, &c. mo- p
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Df RICHARD CAUTHORN.
HE subscriber HAVING det.rn;n "a, ). 8. !,

son.ia snos s having determined to dis
remoyna = hs sad lot ior term Of years i sbans
d Brosa sas s ss !. i. .sassss
18th Instant at 10 oclocE es on TUESDAY, the
some in part q in reb na md
nodern,l Marble Top Table, Curtains (rieh and
Chairs Beds Bedsfesds &c. toaethg nslssI fsrior
other useful articles to houseksepsrs WIN many
months credit fer negotiable paper ~n5aa. SIX
R. CAUTHoRS, Aucf. M = 800, g. IL
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DLEACHED sHEETINGS-Just re-
40 eeivcd per Jamestown, one case each 8 4, "a,
I0-i. ia and le-4 bleached Sheetings.
no II c. HARTWELL L co.
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THE MARKErs

BALTIMORE, Nov. 23.-sales of 1000 bbl.. Flour Il
g 81. Grain steady. 's1' =
NEW foRk, Nov. 3.-Flour has declined six cent?.
Wheat heavy. Corn more firm.
There are no signs of either of the European
steamers =
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EOWLS.-Just received fine lot of
Il Chittagong and Shanghai FOWLS, of superior
quality. All persons desiring of supplying Ives
with these breeds of FOWLS, respectfully invi-
ted to call and examine them at the Columbian Ho-
tel. Also, very superior Suffolk BOAR and sow
no 2I-6t*
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ROBERT McNAMEE, SURGICAL q
~ DENTAL INSTRUMENT MAKER Main
street opposite the Banks, manufactures and keeps
on hand. every description of Surgical and Dental
Instruments, viz: Amputating, Trepannlng, Mid
wltery, Pocket Instruments, in cases. Eye Cases
Spring Lancets, Extracting and Dissecting Instru-
ments, &c &c.
Old Instruments of every kind repaired end put in
order. no PIN
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By DAVENPORT. ALLEN L CO.
GROCERIES, Nc.-un THURSDAY,
~ 1ath instant at 10 o'clock, win be soid AZ our
auction Store
- hb1s. MACKEREL
go bags Rio COFFEE, MOLASSES
BACON. SOAP, BRANDY. WHfSKEY
fAPER. OILS. STARCH, WINES
LEATHER, TEAS, &c.
ALSO.
80 bbs. prime Cuba MOLASSES
100 bills. APPLES
cral s;ssMss-under 500 cash; ever slee months
e.s1it s ior approved paper.
10; nhSo-So coo Havana Cigars direct importa-
DAVENPORT. ALIENS CO.,
~ <A-b Auctioneers
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THO BRICKMAKERS AND OTHERS.
Il have for sale about 500 cords of PINE WOOD
aud about 200 cords of OAK WOOD standing, ito be
cut by the purchaser,) about two miles below the
city. VIM. GOULDlN,
no 2f-9t Governor street.
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HAVANA CIGARS AT AUCTION

II fANA CIGARS AT AUCTION
subscribers win sell at their store 7o0 on, ne,iaY
HAVANA CiGARS, imported direct by us, consist
ing IN part OF Ine following brands 81 900 Dos Haha-
nina; 5000 Las Tres Flores; Ssoo ii Esciusibssuo:
1900 La Filigrana; GOO do. do: 600 "a Marsel-
lesa; 5000 do. do, case; 1000 Las Tres grae;as.
20 900 La Gaviota; LOCO La DIVA; 70Oe Fl Zapador.
goo La Sirena Panetelasl, 5000 La Siempreyiva,
(Panetelas
previous to the sale,
CHAS. T. WORKMAN L co.
Sale to be conducted by DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.,
Aucts. no 8
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FORM OF PROXY.
KNOW ALLMEE BY THESE PRESENTS. That =

hNoW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That -
the undersigned, do appoint
-, attorney. they or either of them for - and
- name to vote on all questions that NAV be
Drought before the meeting of the Stockholders of
t I richmond and Danville Railroad Company, to
Of Dece Tber 1858, or at any adjourned meeting
thereof, hereby ratfying all the acts of said at
sent and voting in person.
In testimony whereof, - have hereunto affixed
= hand this - day of -.
I5-tl4l
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WHARF RENTING AT ROCKETS.
VIII be rented to the highest bidder on SA-
IuhDAf next at O'Clock, p NJ, on the premises
the W hart at Rockets belonging to the estate Of
the late VIM. F Depriest, for the next year. COM
meneing on 9th of this month.
ANN P. DEPRIEST
For herself and children.
no @5-it* r. CAUTHORN Auct
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I ,ARGE SALE OF MULES, HORSES
- WAGONS, BUGGY AND HARNESS a..
On FRIDAY next, 18th inst, at 10 O'clock AZ the -
pie OF Mr. Robt r. Broadus, of Frankliu and
broken MULES, of large sire; seven excellent worI
hORSES; one new Iron Axle Street WAGON; one
BUGGY and Harness, nearly new; one CARRY
ALL, &c.
TERMs-Four months credit for all sums of 500
and over; cash for all under.
no 2s-st. 4. CAUTHoRN, Auct.
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AND LIVER COM

h1SPEPSIA AND Ii + Il e Q NJ
Il PLANT rank most ditcaitto Gu We are
pleased to have it in power TO point remedy
which has proved etfectual in many Cases. and which
we safely recommend certain and infalliole
cure; it has been the means of rescuing thousands
LANDS GERMAN BITTERS, prepared by DIR. c.
NJ JACKSON, at the German Medicine Store, l2O
Arch street, Philadelphia. no 17-d&c3w
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BY A. MOTT Il CO.
BY ALEX. MOTT d CO.
MIGHT sALEs.-THIs EVENING

MIGHT SALES.-THIS EVENING
In commencing at o'clock, we will resume our
night sales and continue them throughout the sea-
SON. at which time will be offered from the shelves
splendid collection of Staple and Fancy Goods Card
and Glass Ware.
Also, fine assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres vest-
ings, MusliDs, Alpacas Silk and Cotton Pocket aud
Head Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Irish Linens Linen
Table Cloths White and Brown, Hosiery, all colors,
Shawls &c.
Also CLOCKS of every style and pattern.
English Gold and Silver Lever WATCHES
Do do Detached do
Do do Cylinder do
Also, fine stock of double-barrel Guns, Pistols
Bowie Knives, &c.
Country merchants and the trade are invited to at.
tend sales, they will find large variety and Of
first rate quality.
Sale commences every night at O'Clock.
Its A. MOTT 4 CO., Aucts
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THIS: DAY DAY,


= > 80 ~ 8AXLOMs
sOMMisSI0NEksS HALE.--As Com
- - WTNoner named ID decree made On the 1z4h
% osy q rSovsm1er 1s55. 10 tbs suit pendus ii fhs
arss,t Nm g hishmond, styled Davenport Ds-
~ k s.s sssls sher for sale q public enction
g 9elos1s z. ~ that Lot Of Ground. With brick
d.s 1oqse .nsrron Of which Rev. David Roper
ming back $50 feet. = ss1s s1 ~ s
TERMS OF SALE -One-third eash; hHlance IN two
for negotiable notes with approved endor,ers "A
retaining the title until csnseyaucc L dirvefsd -
the Court -
n. A. CLAIBORNE. Commissioner.
AT the same time aud place, win be cold small lot
OF handsome HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
no Is las NJ TAYLOR k,@1
The above property will be sold in tws pieces to
wlt the House with ground front of 20 feet, and
vacant Lot adjoining. fronting 25 feet
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ERUIT TREES FOR SALE, of the
Il following varieties:
PEACHES, PEARS, PLUMS. APPLES, CHER
R1ES, APRICOTS, NECTARINES, OUNCES,
GRAPE VINES, STRAWBERRIES, RASPBER-
RES, all of the choicest varieties, arranted true
name.
EVERGREENS, &c. suitable for ornamenting pub
lie and private grounds.
u Orders sent direct to the Fair View Nurseries,
Moorestown, N. j., or to PEYTON JOHNSTON
Y BROTHER, Richmond, Va, or THOMAS +.
CROWELL, Norfo k, Va, win receive prompt at
teution. JOHN PERKINS,
u 22-d6t cltk Prnnrietnr
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4 CUE AND FEVER CONQUEkoR-

{ 4 CUE AND FEY ER CONtl JEhUh.--
IA The Compound Tonic Pills viii eufe the Azuf
and Fever, Chilis and Fever, Dumb Aglses la tw
days without fail. They undoubtedly the best
safest and surest remedy now in use They aot ensl
break the chill but remove the OF the disease
and give a healthy tone to the whole system. SUI
terers. try rkem, and be cured
For sale by Z. J. PICOT co,
oc24 DRUG sists
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TELEGRAPHIC News,
HEAVY FAILURE

HEAVY FAILURE.
Boston. Nov % -p. $, Shelton, q merchant Of this
cay, VINO mas been extensively engaged in the East
india trade, has failed for large amount.
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FeeH
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.Teby
.UFIH-
HON
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AW NOTICE.-The undersigned have
IL united in the PRACTICE OF LAW under the
firm of DAY Il WILLIAMS.
They will attend the Courts of the City of Rich
mond, and the Counties of Heurco Goochland, Ches-
tertieid, and Pewhatan.
VIM. WALLACE DAY,
JOHN g. WILLIAMS.
% Office in Lisle's Building, corner of Main and
l4tn streets, Richmond, Va. no l9-lm
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ERESH tRUIT.-The subscriber has
IL just received supply of the following fresh ar
tcles of the new crop, vz-RA1SINS, in whole,
halves and quarter boxes; Smyrna FIGS, GRAN
BERRIES, CURRANTS, CITRON, DATES. &c,
which he offers for sale wholesale and retail, at
No. I52, next door to Exchange Bank.
oc 29-ts JUAN flLZiNI-
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DEWS FOR SALE.-Those who desire to
Il purchase PEWS in st. James Church can do SO
by applying to the subscriber.
H. j. CHRISTIAN,
jy 23-2awts Treasurer of ST. James Church.
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GTILL THEY COME.-By the James
~ town and Roanoke | continue to receive the
latest and most fashionable styles of COATS,
PANTS and VESTS worn.
! have also on hand large assortment of SCARFS,
CRAVATS, STOCKS, SHIRTS, COLLARS, &c.
HENRY SHAFER,
no 81 Corner Main and l4th streets.
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NOTICE 10 THE STOCKHOLDERS
= OF THE RICHMOND AND DANvILLE
MA hAiLnOAD CO-dPANY.-The sixth Annual Meet
Die railroad Company, will be held in the CITY of
X richmond n on WEDNESDAY, December 18th, 1855
a. ~ ciocs, M. The Stockholders will as usual
nave tue privilege of coming to and returning from
the meeting, on the cars, free of charge
p. vANDEURSEN, Sec'y.
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L1OR SALE PRIVATELY, one Of those

tIIUhC
Il HOUSES on the South side of Main, be-
tween 7h and 9Th The House is three stories
high above the basement has four passages and ten
rooms all handsomely finished and built of the best
materials, with all the modern improvements and
'couyeniences, such gas, water closets bathing
room, &c &c. Good Kitchen servants rooms, &c.
Terms accommodating. Apply TO
no l2-IOt GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-01-26
Rev. Mr.. Doub's Address.

The Address Of Rev. PETER DcCB, deliver
ed in Salisbury at the last session of the
Grand Division, and ordered to be printed by
that body, is in press and will be ready for
delivery in a week or two. It will make
forty octave pages, and will be sold at the
rate Of SO per hundred, when not sent 6y
mail c5ad prepaid; but arbcn sent by mail
and Ike postage prepaid, they will be sold at
the rate Of SO SO per hundred. a limited
number has been printed, and those desiring
copies had better order early.
This address is one of a character much
needed for circulation: We have a number
of works defending the scriptural doctrine Of
Temperance, per Sc; but we needed . strong
scriptural argument in behalf Of the Order
CT the Sons Of Temperance and in this Ad
dress we have just such a work. The well
known logical mind Of its able Author vii
be q guarantee Of its power and force, ant
through its agency we have no doubt man,
prejudices will be alIayod and the minds 0
many convinced Of the necessity and reli
gious benefits Of such Associations. Let i
he widely circn1aFrd
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CitV Election.

At the election held in this City on the 18th
inst, William D. Haywood, Esq, was re-
elected Intendant without opposition.
The following gentlemen were elected
Commissioners: Western Ward, S. W. Viii
ting, A. NJ. German. Middle Ward, Seaton
Gales, L. R. Fentross, and @. d. Root. Eas-
tern Ward, Eldridgo Smith and II. B. Roys-
ter.
Nessrs. Christophers and Taylor were re-
elected Constables for Districts No. l and2.
The Board Of Commissioners was organic
ed on the 20th, and the following City Officers
elected: John J. Christophers, Clork; S. w.
Whiting, Treasurer; JamesH Murray, Con
stable; NJ. IL. Brown, Assistant do; T. G.
King, Woighmaster.
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TaE BAR ROOM

Destroys industry, overthrows y%irtuous emo
tons, weakens the mind, yulgarises the man
ners, infames the passions, uHdermines re-
ligious sentiment, breaks the ties that bind
families and friends together, most certainly
make ali who come within Is reach, not only
worse fathers, brothers, sons anu citizens, bus
induces each 50 to conduct himself that ~ 2
little while they, and oil connected win them
arc a public expense. The whole catalogue
Of consequences produced, may be ever so
closely scanned, and not one single good re-
suit can be paradcd-except, sometimes, mo
keeper being bit by his own do5, follows suit
after his customers, has 10 slut up shop, AL
ter having robbed many q score OF all they
had, finds himself poverty stricken and una
BE u plumber any more.
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Wom3n's Field Of EG3rt.

In a recent address, by Horace Mann, on the
dut "a Of Woman, ailcriudic ting what ar not
appropri t. To her sex, he points out some that
nrr, and concludes in the following eloquent
strain:
Woman should he with The criminal ten hou-
sand times more tlan she has been and she
should be with him within the prison-walls,
where her love reforms, instead ofin the court
room, where nou4at bat stern justice prevails.
sce but oae reason Why woman should not
preach the Gospel: and that reason is. that it
Is ten thous nd times better to 20 about pTac-
fisin7 the GrspcI, tn u even 70 preach i. And
there srv SON, of the departments 81 tue heal
in. art also al pied to woman There is 4
fitness and prophecy III having female paysj-
clans. Indeed. it Is often buybar.a to have
any other. There Is no custom Of savage life
more birh,rans th:n at of sending a Young
doctor, Just from college, into tae SICK cham
Der Of tie retired nj educated lady.
BotaEy Is another beautiful occupation for
woman. Tie science oframhiniag medicines
REQUIRES the very f]acultirs Wiita Woalan 50
ennrntty possesses. Here, t.ieu, you have
thc elements whose combination III kes Tie
prrf.ct phy s'cian; and you tnd tarm al most
genial to the taste, and nj pied 10 tie captci-
ties Of woman. Bat po't slow is il pos>i-
bic tat any moft".S "Hh UaNc tiNcu Niatl thc
horril stencil at the b. tx Ike, can desire To
sc woman embarked upon lis tGy5id waters
THIS is 4 m5strry past tadiug out. !! presents
one of the vile,t PHASES OF our vie civilization.
Cud save our wives and our daughters trou
tho 6rklrncSs. tle rauco.0nSRess and the say
areness Of politics. Bat surprising womlF
were to plrticip.t c in politics, what a heic
vould there be for dire dGbgle-not only fron
.morn till dewy eve but from eve ill uioodl
morn! Surprising for a moment, the iatlc
we're n Democrat, the mother u Wing. and ia,
husband "A Third Party man what Il bite
d.,I would that b.! But leave tins to iii.
advocates Of Nomcn politicians. Does the NO
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man of lofty aspirations pant for glory and re-
nown? | point her to Il field wherein she may
win victories far more glorious than those OF
Thermopyle and Waterloo, Let her go out
and reclaim vice, and instruct ignorance, and
bring back those who are wandering in paths
Of ruin and wretchedness. Here are services
for Sisterhoods Of Charity, in long professor on
whose end we cannot see. Here Is q soyer-
eighty for queens, more noble than ever sat on
Tudor or Plantagcnet.
Ladies and gentlemen: At this moment a
woman sits upon one of the glorious thrones
Of the world. The delicacies Of every cline
ire spread upon her table; and silks and sat
ms adorn her person. A diadem adorns her
brow. and she seems borne upon 4 sea whose
pillows are covered with floating gold. Her
person is protected during every moment OF
her life 10y a Thousand armed guards. Her
realms are wider than any upon which the sun
ever before shone. The shadows of the NOR
ring sun pursue those Of the evening hours,
without ever leaving III their annual circuit hei
vide dominions. When spring peers out in
one corner of her wide domain. causing the
buds and the blossoms to come forth, in anoth-
er part o. the zone, harvests are ripening fol
Der. fler people are of all nations, and kin
dreds and tongues; and well ma the people
shout, Great is Victoria the Queen!
Bat hearkpn to me, and | will tell you 0
queens more lovely than ever sat upon the !ot
tiest throne. They are the Daughters of Be
ncyolence! They 90 forth to redeem tn
down trodden and oppressed; they teach tn
Gospel OF Gods laws. Where they 90, Fl
who sent forth the peStilence hath forbidden
10 follow. They teach the Gospel Of INTEL
gence and goodness and refinement the
fcaeh the G9srFof virtue. Standing 1t til
two different paths-whereof one leads /
heaven, the other 10 dcath-tley stand point
ng the way, and angels call them sisters
The Father from His throne beholds then
nd says, They sail he Mine, syith the LoI
Of Hosts, in that day When | make vi Ny jew
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MnNlnER

We Join the able Editors Of tbs Cayuga
Chief in the rcmarf, that it will ever he a
wonder to us-the fascination there is about
the habit of drinking liquor. Up n an ocean
strewn with wrecks, on whose dark waves no
beacon of hope has ever CLEANED, the young
launch out. A drunkard dies to day. To-
morrow another reels into his vacant place In
the bar-room. lis boon companions depre-
cate the mans folly with glass in hand. A
murderer stands to day upon the scafold and
points out the cause of his ruin and crime.
Tomorrow another drinks until mad, and
commits a fresh murder. To-day, a husband
and father beggars his wife and children, and
dies Q maniac's death. Tomorrow a fresh
score step over his fresh grave and court The
same death. The fanaticism of darkest IIea-
thondom, has nothing like it. The Hindoo
mother casts her babe into the Gauges. Bat
she is honest. She yields her hearts treas
ure to secure the favor Of her guardian Deity.
The christian-ciyilized drunkard, immolates
wife, children and self, that he may drink
Some ~lacorato themselves with hooks. Gu,
citizens blot out their moral and physical
beauty and wear voluntarily, shacklcs tina
gall both body and soul. The haathen cast.
himself down and is crushed as the ponder
Gus wheels ofhis deity rel along. The chris
tan destroys himself by inchcs-by a slov
process Of years, offering bis vitals to tn
beaks that rend in the rumshop, ana drag
ging down others to the sacrifice. The heath
en- rorahips the serpent whose fangs are re-
with the life Of his child at The hearth. III
christian IS serpent worshiper. The poiso
9 OF the serpent runs and Kisses in his ow.
z veins, but the mad wretch keeps the foe 81
credly at the stricken hearth side, ready t
strike down the innocent and the pure. VIII
may chance within reach. Children who's
fathers sleep in drunkard's graves, laugh an
! drink, as their fathers have laughed an
\ drank. There is a pathway whose end
lnfamy and death, yet now eager men are
travel it.
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RALEIGH, g. c.
Wednesday, January 26, 1853.
EPositive Arrangement.

Subscribers receiring their Rapcrs Nth a red mark,
are thereby notified that in four 'oeeks from the re-
ceipt Of The first number thus marked their subscrip-
ton gears ,oiU expire ; and un5ess reneged 'oithjn
that time, the paper uou be Discontinued. This rule
Kill be infsrtJlg adhered to.
~ We call attention to some changes
made in this paper, in Grand Lecturer Doub's
appointments. t is desired that steps be
taken to make them as public as possible, in
order to secure as large audiences at each
appointment as practicable.
In this connection, We will remark, thai
we are requested to call particular attention
to the necessity for sending for Bro. ?. s
White to his previous appointments by those
desiring his services the succeeding one. 4
| slight alteration is made in his appointments