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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

A NEW AND VALUABLE BOOK.-he
n American Mathematical Manuel, or the Cur
rency or the Money of the Aborigines, and Colo
NAL State, and United States Coins, with histcri-
cal and descriptive notices of each Coin OF Series
by Montroville Wilson Dickson, NJ. D., Member
of the American Association for the Promotion of
Sciences handsome quarto volume, illustrated
by l9 plates of fac smiles, price 81.
Science and Art Of Chess, by J. Monroe, B. C.
L., one volume, 81.
The Chess Hand Book, touching the Rudiments
Of the Game, and being au Analysis of the Recog-
nzed Openings, exenpli6ei by appropriate games
actually played by Morphy, Harrwitz, ANDERSEN,
Staunton, Paulsen, Montgomery, Meek, and many
others, by an Amateur, 75c
GardeningJ for 6e South, the Kitchen and
Fruit Garden, with the best methods for their cul
tivation, together with Hints upon Landscape and
Flower Gardening, by William N. White, of
Athens, Georgia SLIPS. just published, and for
sale by u Zap Al ROBERT BELL.
WINES COMMENTARIES
w on the laws of tho Ancient Hebrews, with
introductory essay on Civil Society and Gov
eminent, third edition, vol mo-, cloth, $3.50
Fankwei, or the San Jacinto in the Seas of In-
dia, China, and japan, by DIR. W. NJ. Wood, L. s.
N, II mo-, cloth, Sl.2j.
Tressilian and His Friends, by DIR. r. Shelton
Mackenzie, ed. "Noctes Ambrosiana,' IL mo-,
cloth, Sl.25.
The Afternoon of Unmarried Life, uniform with
"Womans Thoughts" slOO.
My Thirty Years Out Of the Senate. by Major
Jack Downing, illustrated with sixty four original
and characteristic designs, Sl.00.
The Old Plantation. and what Gathered there
in Autumn month, by JAS. Hungerford, of
Nd, Sl.00.
Hope Marshall or Government and its Officers.
by Mrs. \. p. Laselle, author of "Annie Grayson,
IL mo-, cloth, Sl.DO.
Hymns Of The Ages. being selections. from Lyra
Catholics, Germsnica, Apostolica, and other
ces, with introduction by Rev. +. I. Hunting
don, D. D., IL mo-, cloth, Sl.00
The Higher Christian Life, in three parts-Par
|, What it is; Part 2, How attained; Part 3, Pro
gress aud poverty Rev. W. +. Boardmsn, l vol
u mo-, CLOTH 81. For sale by
JAMES ENTWISLE i son,
ape No. IS King street
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VALUABLE BOOKS.-Wilson's History of the
Y conquest of Mexico, by Cortez. with Maps.
Diagrams, and Engravings, vol, Royal Octave,
cloth, So, sheep. So.
Tholuck's Commentary and Translation of the
Psalms of David, vol. II mo-. cloth, SIPS.
Bsrcraft's Miscellanies, Literary and Historical,
l vol, Royal Octave, cloth So.
Chambers Information for the People, with
more than 500 engravings,2 vols, Royal Octave,
sheep, 81.
Poets and Poetry Of America, by Griawold, with
portraits. on steel, from original pictures, vol,
ROYAL Octave. cloth, 81.
Plutarch's Lives, with notes, critical and his
torcal, and Life Of Plutarch, by Langhorne,
vol, Octave, sheep, So.
Rollins Ancient History of the Egyptians, Car
thagenans, Assyrians Baby lonians, Modes and
Persians. Macedonians and Grecians, vols, De-
tayo, sheep, So.
The Life and Works Of Josephns, the Jewish
Historian, by Whirton; with elegant engravings,
vol, Octave, 50, 2 vols, 81, 50.
Received and for sale by
apa JOHN II. PARROTT.
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INSURANCE AGENCY.
JAMES 5. ROGERS, al Van. N. Forte d Sons,
No. 4, South Bkarre.. Agent for
4 LBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPANY,
N CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA.
CASH CAPITAL ASD SURPLUS, S197 ,659Sl.
GIRARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Philadelphia.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, 1924, 1878.
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CARRIAGES. for -als by
I .,h IN JOHN OGDEN
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WE WOULD inform all in want Of BR0OMS,
w BUCKETS, aud CEDAR WARE, that We
are receiving as large stock Of such goods a. is
to- be found in Broom and Wooden Ware Stores
generally. Having had much experience in the
Broom and Wooden Ware Business, in all it, bran
chcs We can offer greater inducements than any
other house this side Of Baltimore. We name in
part Of our stock
~ doz Painted Buckets
- nests Cedar Tubs
~ lOz Horse Buckets
~ loz Cedar Buckets, three Hoops
% loz WashbosrdS
100 doz Mason's Bla"Lng
80 gross Matches: IS nesh Baskets.
Also Barrel and staff Churns Milk Piggins !;
Butter Bowls; Bread Tray; Flour Buckets: Sugar
Boxes: Rolling Pins; Sifters Alicsnt Mats; Cocoa
Mats; Jnte Mats, and large stock of goods too
tediou. 10 mention. all Of which offer great
inducemeut to those in want of such goods.
NH IL HERRING ( EVANS.
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DLACKLOCK, MARSHALL. i CO., are now
ID receiving and have in store their SPRING
STOCK of LIQUORS. SEGAR5, TOBACCO, Sc
WHISkEY
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nJANO TUNING.--H. II. f. DENNiN from
Chickerng Sons Hallet Davis 4 Co., and
formerly with K. Davis. Washington, also. Tuner
to Thalburg. will attend to tuning and repairing
EIANOS, ORGANS. MEL0DEoNS, and all
kinds of mssics1 instruments. All work left at
No. 3. Exchange Block, Fling street, Alexandria
warranted satisfactory. Up
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IS NOW RECEIVING PER SCHOONERS
| Mott Bcdell. and Fairfax, from New York. and
Propeller J. Jerome, from Philadelphia n large
and well selected stock of GRO CIR les and
LIQEORS, which he offers to the public at the
very lowest cash prices, consisting in part n. fol-
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soMBRERo GUANo,
A. A. & A. MEXICAN GUAN0 in barrels.
BONE DUST, of best quality. in barrels
SUP PHOSPHATE OF LIME,

Manufactured by POTTS / KLETr, and COE
4 CO., warranted equal to any ever offered to the
Farming community.
ANALYSIS by Dr. K H. Stabler.
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= = ALEXANDRIA, GAzR4,fE AND VIRGINIA. ADVERTISER.
FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.

FIRE INSURANCE COMPA-
n NY H.RTYoRD CoSN. .at.s
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go :" Raspberry DO; Is do. Blackberry
do; % do. Madeira Wine 90 do. Old Port do; %
do. Pale and Brown Sherry do; 10 do. Muscat do;
90 do Sweet Malaga do; 10 baskets Champagne
do: % bbs Swan Gin: % do. y. +. Rum; also.
large stock Of fine bottle LIQUORS, which We
offer 10 the trade at lowest market prices.
j. ii. McVEIGH & son,
NH IL Prince street Wharf.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-11
la W NTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURr-Henry Stump, Judge The regu.
lar January term commenced yesterday morning
The clerk proceeded call of the Grand jury
when three answered to their names. DR. Stephen Col
Inns asked to be excused from serving the jury stating
that he affected with throat.
The Court said owing the fact that one of the Jurors
Mr. VIM. B. Garfield had been regularly excused Dr.
Collins could not be excused
Lawrence SaDgston foreman of the Jury
and the oath was administered to the other jurors
Judge Stump then remarked that he had prepared
special charge for the jury but gave general
tructions as regards their duty He said that there
been time when a Grand Jury had no existence and
Der, at that period in full tide and the corrupons
which were practsed by the officers of the State calling
loudly for remedy, revolution followed, and the instu
ton OF the Grand Jury the result He then referred
to the duties of the Grand Jury was their province
to test the innocence guilt of parties charged with
crime They were to diligently inquire into all violations
OF law and make presenmens of the same They should
De faithful to the discharge of this duty, they would
make themselves liable to indictment
The Jury then retired to their room
The list of Petit Jurors then called,
lowing gentlemen excused for reasons: William G
Woodside, sick; Vim. G. Harrison, sick A. H. stump
served last Charles Harvey, member of Eagle Art
lery Francis Neale served last year. Joseph H. Reman
absent; Charles Reese, served last year
. The list was filled up with the following James
McNabb, John J. H. Elicott Jacob Klassen, Simon R.
Galehart, Hiram Wood, Jr., VIM. T. Wallace George s.
Riggs, John Norwood The jury then discharged un
til this morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Appeal Docket then taken up, and the cases
The only disposed of that of the Mayor and
City Council rs. Samuel Mcpherson, An appeal from
Mckinley Judgment reversed
The Grand Jury discharged until this morning al
10 O'Clock,
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Pennsylvania Cen per cent ist mort 1850 90 q 81
can ecae e dS 2f G f o e 2 aw u FAYE Tn We5 We
again quoted 81 higher, and quotes sales;
Ns@ R@ YoT Sf1j5ai Gcata a'sf sinIns 4s fana s s
4Sr and and Erie Erie cent cent Gon sd tcn1 &
Pennsyiyana Central per cent. 2d mort, 92li.
We have already NOTICED the aoat respecting
% and % e p TO fn e o
change seem to perceive operations on the part of the He
case the rHmo SUDDENLY takes the shape Of @a @ccemp
re- 5 m m 50 s0E eEe
reliable ground IN for the rnor and a the Hebrew interest
will will be the houSe to the new loan into our market
been the recognized financial agents Of Russia.
The suspension announced of MeSsrs Mecalf Co.,
s5ss to ss at est liam near London The liabilities amount
At meeting the 2th ultimo, London, creditors
of Hicks Giadsden American merchants, it was resolved
to wind up the estate under inspection The Liverpool cred
SHOWED neay O IN he pound
The appears to have been occasoned by depre
The London Times Of the 25th ultimo says: 1t is stated
not to grant any more guarantee India undertakings for
The City Article of the London Times contains the follow
ing Tine position of the Ohio and Mississippi Railway
England and the coupons on which have remained under
eSaader o es r% SsfV CO., 6y whom
tour was undertaken for the In circular the
that they viii agree to some Ia pan Of
0 ed To 70 eondS ha hefs
be no doubt that its future earnings will render their position
of the circumstances under which Mr. W II Aspnwa and
and his associates by whom the completion of the line was
undertaken have allowed this necessity for prolonged
agement, which is every day falling into oior, al
though seemed two back to have reached its low
depth, it may be hoped clear explanation from these
gentlemen will ultimately be forthcoming"
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
MONDAY, January TO- 1889
$500 Bait 6s old, 80. .99 $1,000 n. C. RR bds 's5 s0s
4l0 s '' new, 30 200 shs. Sp. NJ. Co cash. l9i
cash. .9934 Y shs. Santa c. NJ C. ..lS3;
loco " " new, 80 % shs. \. c. RR. cash. 207S
cash. .99l5 25 90 boo 2l
300 d" 4" new, go. .e9H % shs. B. 4 O RR. 57ll
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INOTESTN

Coroner Nelson of the Middle district called upon
yesterday morning to hold an inquest the remain:
Of the woman Hill who was found dead on Sunday nigh
in house on Chestnut street, Douglas Several
the neghbors were examined, all of whom stated tha
they knew nothing about the condition of the
til after she died After hearing the evidence in the
the jury rendered verdict of 'deah from inemperanc
and exposure"
Coroner Battee yesterday held inquest the BODY
OF negro man named Ephram Bowen fifty years of age
found dead in the stable at the of So York street
The deceased had been driver of dray for tim
previous to his DEATH but few days ago he akel
sick and was not heard of till found corpse in the stable
The jury rendered verdict of death exposure
fatigue, after being debilitated by sickness"
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New Zealand papers contain account of COL
lision between the French and the natives at the
Friendly Islands. 1t appears that on the 7th of
July last, some French priests landed at Liuka,
the Haabai group of Islands, and insisted on leav-
ing Of their number there promote the Catho-
lie faith. The native Governor said that strangers
could not settle there without the consent of the
King, who was then at Tonga. The French priests
then left for Tonga, where French frigate was
lying and, on the ground that the Governor OF
Haabai's refusal was in violation of treaty with
the French, the King compelled to agree to the
following paper: 81, TUPUo, King of the Archipelago
of Tonga, promise, l, To depose JOSIAH, Governor
of the Haabai Islands, for not having allowed the
Catholic missionaries to land at Lifuka on the Sth
of July; 2, To convey to Lifuka, in the month Of
August the fathers, their servants, and their lug
gage required for the establishment of Catholic
station the island, the fathers and servants being
chosen by the Rev. Father CHEvERoN." The King
also promised to build mission-house for the
French missionaries.
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EXPORTS FROM RATTMORE

ST. JOHNS R.-100 bbls. flour; 40 puncheons corn
meal so tres rice 60 bbs bread $50 kegs crackers
bbls beef hlf. do. 90 bbls. pork Is tres hams 100
kegs butter 10 rkins do; 20 bbls lard 200 kegs do
lou boxes cheese; tres potatoes SO bbs. do 20 do.
onions so do apples; 300 boxes herring so bbs mack
ere 30 casks Goldfish; 25 bags pepper candles
70 do epson salt; 450 reams wrapping paper; ship
spars; 10,42S #.
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A IL u 81 Il IL EN- rs

INDIA PANoRANA.-Ths painting still continues to at
tract large audiences at the Maryland Institute This
Is announced as the last week of its exhibition.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-"MilIy the Maid of the
Milking Pail tonight, with Miss Agnes Robertson Mil
ly To conclude with Bob Nettles' Miss Robertson as
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VOL. TI---NO. 276.
stlonetarg ana Commercial 8sbiem.

-~-- BALTIMORE, January 10, 1859.
The Stock market to day again quiet the aggregate
value of the transactions vt the Board being only about
$4,000 The sales of Railroad stock include 2o shares
Baltimore and Ohio at s57 cash, and so shares Northern
Central 2 at s2O% cash. and 25 at $21 buyers option &C
DAYS The former left off at $574 bid S57h asked
and the latter at s2O bid S2l asked regular way The
closing quotations for Baltimore and Ohio the same
as on Saturday but the rates for Northern Central
to higher. The only sale of Railroad bonds to-day
of 50 900 Northern Central 1855 7O4 which
decline of the price obtained for them on Satur
day. For Baltimore City 6's there a moderate in
quiry, and note sales of 81 900 1855 and
$500 1905 at 99Hd99A. There also to-day
at the Board of 200 shares Springfield Mining
at 81 o. and of y shares Santa Clara do s1SA The
market for of the stocks the list closed steady
The New York Stock market frmer to-day All
the stocks the list advanced with the exception Of
Reading and La Crosse and Milwaukee, the former of
which dropped of = and the latter g. Virginia 6s ad-
vanced N Missouri do. 3s Illinois bonds u Canton 4
Erie Railroad e; New York Central u Cleveland and
Toledo \ Michigan Southern p; Harlem q; and Rock
Island 3H The most decided improvement, will be
seen, in Michigan Southern, New York Central, and
Rock Island
The New York Tribune of day says:
The domestic movement Of specie has been light during the
The foreign drain has exceeded million while the Sub Treas
ry Notes OF the first issue are now maturing and from this
So Source tde Of the will hereafter
during the week by another California arrival, about
The Money market remains very stsgnan and the quota
tons are at Sgi per cent on call and @5 per
supply Of money Still Continues Of the deman and
f m M Se sfrf a f 2 ls n @ d
ehase for 'd S and o @
scaris were taken at private sale for Europe.
Saturday was as foows s'''' '' ' S"
schr f Bel Afroya bOgbleons
Brig s Northern pg Light Jaemes i S Gold Gold 60
Steamer Asia, Liverpool s s Gold CSn @ los 5s6 3 90
Steamer Fst5 Fs feeo sTP od f Bars God and con
Steamer Fulton, Havre Gold Coin is 0.o 90
We anaes Statement Of the exports, essa
syS Of specie from New York to foreign ports for the week
Total for the week 81 sSo,ss4 $S,55e s5SS,5Os
Of General at the of New York for the week
s:s S:s,;s 4; H:;;sss ;i; ! @ Is ;s
The earnings Of the Cincinnati Hamilton and layton
Railroad for December compare follows:
December, 1885, 1885 SO
The earnings o the Little Miami and Columbus nd Xsna
BsssmSer BBsssmSer i$SS. 7sS
TIE Directors tn: Little Miami Railroad have y!'d declared
ing is the statement Of their earnings and for the
year ending Nov 3d. 1855:
Freight receipts 6l465s %
Express and mail receipts. pts................ 5siS7 81
Total. 4gO2 %
Expenses. 5S9,3siIs
Net earnings Of the road. ad........:...... s6ll,lO5n
Add dividends on Columbus and Xenia stock
Dec 1857, and June, 1853. 43,29O75
Total. s65l l,se5 Sc
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND-DEc. TERM, 1885,
A9EAPoLIs, JAN TO- 1s59-No %. Christian F. Maennel
and Geo. A. Schepeter rS. VIM II. Norris, VIM. F. Muir.
doch and Geo " Dobbin garnishees of Falconer Has
ke Appeal from the Superior Court Of Baltimore city,
argued by Campbell for the appellants
The argument in the of Ford the State, was
postponed Monday next account Of the sickness
Mr.. Nelson, the counsel for the plaintiff in error.
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On Saturday afternoon, an Irishman named
Sullivan, concealed. himself among the machinery
of the steamer Delaware of the New York and
Philadelphia line, for the purpose of getting pas
cage without paying. When the engine was started,
he was crushed almost to pieces, and died in few
minutes.
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PRICE TWO CENTS

were all on the Independent ticket. The entire
vote cast was 80.
Board of Directors-H NJ. WarfeId, 3O3; Will
liam Chesnut, 1885, H. l.. Whitridge, 286; Il. Du-
vail, 2s3; J. B. Brinkley, 2S3; S. G.. Miles, 2G3;
William Crichton 2l9; 7. r. Matthews, Jr., 2l9;
j. II. BAYFIELD,, 2lO; C. D. Kinks, 20G; Samuel Duer,
222 II. p Zollickofer, 200; B. F. Phillips, 1874; r.
j. Carron 100: Daniel Chase 1873
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\ THE NATTER OF THE INSOLVENT ES-
ITAIE OF GEORGE BAYER-Notice is hereby given
that all persons having claims against the said nsolvent
must file the properly authenticated with the Clerk Of
the Court of Common Pleas before the 10th day of May,
1859. L, NJ. REYNOLDS,
jal0IT,A Trustee,
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The Philadelphia Pennsylcanian has been disposed
OF by MIR. William Rice, the former proprietor, to
DR.. E. Morwitz, and Hon. Nimrod Strickland is to
be editor in chief. Mr.. S. d. Anderson is the
present editor.
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by the Clerk of Worcester County Circuit Court
for license, of which amount S342 were received
for marriage licenses
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Net profits of the company. sl9,745
The Little Miami COmpanys proportion being. 33 $50 80
And the Columbus and Nenia Company l69g5 l9
The weekly returns of the Bank of England show in.
crease of in the bullion There is good supply of
money in beth the stock exchange and discount market at
former rates.
The market for American securities continued active
Messrs Ball, Son K Co., report follows:
During the past week there has been unusual amount
Of business transacted both in the State stocks and few OF
the most railroad bonds The holders of the Panama
per cent bonds payable year, have
tcipaed considerable extent exchanged them for those
redeemabe in 1865 and the redeemable
1872 to for extended period high rate of in
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fore s7a75 for fair good, sS@s25 for prime and
choice and refining grades Cuba, English Island and
Poo Rico do ranging from S875 25 There are no
foreign Sugars here suitable for grocery purposes.
SALT.-There is good demand for Liverpool Salt and
the market for it is firm at the previous quotations viz
80 cts for Ground Alum 135 for Marshas and JEFF
frey Darcys fine, and $50 cts per sack for Ashton
DO We hear of no sales of Turks Island Salt, but
quote it at l4(dl5 cts per bushel afoat.
SEEDS.-Cloverseed is in active demand and the mar
ket Tor it is buoyant We have reported to-day sales
~ bushels at $5s7H 40 bushels at S6 and of 20 bushels
prime at $612k per bushel the latter figure being
an ad vance of l2H cts per bushe any previous sale
.aothy Seed is nominal at S2G212% and Flaxseed at
Sl.30G91 40 per bushel
WHISKEY- Whisky is steady at "a cts for City and
% cts for Ohio but there has been movement of i'm
portance in it so far we have heard.
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Marine Disaster
NEW York, Jan. l0.-The schooner Julia Per-
kins, from Norfolk, bound to New York, put in to
Newport yesterday in distress.
Ship News.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10-Arrived ship John
Spear, from Baltimore.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-26
Fairs.

The Logan County, Ky, Fair is to COM
mence on Tuesday, the 4th day of October,
at Russelville. The Herald speaks in eulo-
CYSTIC terms of the arrangements already
made, and is certain the Fair will prove
eninently successful. The amphitheater is
large and handsome structure, capable of
comfortably seating about FIVE thousand
persons with capacious promenades, both in
front and back of the seats. The pagoda, q
very neat structl re in the centerof the ring,
is three stories in height-the second for the
use Of the officers and judges, and the third
for the band of music. y full and excel
lent band of music, from Nashville, will be
in attendance TO enliven the occasion with
their "stirring notes during each day of
the Fair.
The Henderson, KY, Fair begins on the
18th of next month. The Reporter thinks
the display will exceed anything of the
kind ever before witnessed in that city. Il
adds, for the information of young gentle
men at distance (of whom there are con-
siderable numbers), that the Henderson
Fair grounds at the time of the Fair will
present galaxy of female beauty, intelli-
genee, and loveliness, seldom, if ever, wit
messed on similar occasion.
Friend Reporter. our Fair comes off prior
To vours We fatter ourselves we will haxe
something quite hard TO beat, and we desire
to see large numbers Of the beauty, intel
ligence and loneliness" of which your city
is justly celebrated, present on the occasion
We trust, during our exhibition, Henderson
will present the appearance of depopulat.
cd town.