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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-26

Married al Vernon, by Cyrus Washburn, ESQ.
Mr. George Wellman to Miss Philcna Wright, both
Of Amherst Mass.
Of Barre, Mass
Mr. Hiram keet Of Leverett, Mass. to Miss Rebecca
Wilder of Springfield, Mass.
Mr. Isaac Butterfeld Of Cicero, N. Y. to Miss Sa-
rah A. Tempeion Of Mortified, Mass.
Mr. John DeWof to Mrs Mercy Graves, botE Of
Deerfeld, Mass.
Mr. Eleazcr G. Scott 10 Miss Sarah A. Noyes, both
of Vernon.
And Nj Samuel r. Alard TO Miss Julia Anne
Hitchcock, both Of Grcenfeid. Mnss.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-26
MULTIPLICATION.

The N. Y. Express furnishes table from
which we gather the following result.
Ninety-two members to the next Congress
have been elected, as per table below; ffty-fve
more ere to be chosen next month, viz: in N.
Y. 40, Mass. ~, Del. I, Mich. !, VI. Il the
remaining 96 will be elected the ensuing spring
and summer.
Classification If Members elect
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probably could not gain five hundred votes
in his district ''
L We had other articles in type upon the
same disgusting subject, but are compelled
10 omit them to make room for the Legislative
proceedings.1
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LAND SALES At BArEsvILLE, (ARK.)-
/" The News of the goth says" The land
sales at this place commenced on the 10th inst.
and have been continued ever since. We arc
informed that only one quarter of section has
been sold at public sale, and that at only one
dollar and twenty-five cents per acre. There
are many who wish to purchase, who cannot
obtain sufficient gold and silver to do so. 1t is
not in the country"
LYscHISG ExrRAoRpINAnY barrel Of
whiskey was recently tarred and feathered, and
then consumed by fire, at Valley Forge, Va,
after temperance address by the Rev. Mr..
Hunt; the leader of the work of destruction
was dealer in ardent spirits.
We are frequently asked, when is the most
suitable time for transplantng fruit trees. We
would notify those who intend to set ont trees,
that now is the time. After heavy autumnal
frost, Of all seasons, il is the best for apples.
pears, pums, and all other hardy fruit trees and
shrubs.
! Resignation of Mr.. Preniiss Of Mississippi.
The New-Orleans True American Of the OH
says: We are sorry TO be under the necessi
ty of announcing that the Hon. S. s. Prentiss
has resigned his seat in Congress. Private at
fairs of MI. Prent;ss requiring constant atten-
ton has induced him to this step.
The Mobile Advertiser thinks that Mr.. II.
has not resigned his present seat, but only de-
cned reelection.
The Wheeling Times of Saturday says that
the Pork packers are making contracts at six
cents.
The Charleston papers announce the death
of Mr.. Hilbert, the mate Of the Pulaski, who
escaped in boat, with Mrs. Nightingale and
Others, on the wrecking of that vessel, and who
has survived the fury of the waves but few
months to fall under the whitening hand Of dis
ease.
| THANKseIvIss IN CosNEcrIcur. Gov
ernor Ellsworth has appointed Thursday, the,
29th of November, for the day Of the Annual
Thanksgiving.
CoMMopoRE CREIoHroN died at Sing Sing,
N. Y. on Saturday last, and was buried in New
York with Military and Naval honors on Mon
day.
WARsIEe TO SrEAMBoAr OWNERS. The
steamboat Pilot, at Mobile, has been fined $500,
ana the w llllam w aiace seizeu, ioT oicacieS
of the late law OF Congress, relative to steam
boats.
1900 900 acres of land, principally in lili-
nois, Missouri and Wisconsin, are by Govern
ment ordered to be sold before the LIST of Jan
uary next.
AZ the Wing Convention held at Monfa-,
que, Mass last week, James G. Alvord, Esq.
of Greenfield, was nominated as candidate for
member of Congress.
The Van Buren, convention, held at the same
place, on Thursday, nominated Thomas Minis.
Esq. of Greenfield, for Congress, and Samuel
c. Allen jr., Esq. Of Mortified, for the Senate
HARVARD UNIvERsIry. By the College
Catalogue, just published for the present aca-
demic year, il appears that the whole numberof
students is sss, viz Graduates; Theological
Students 10, Law Students 10, Students at
tending Medical Lectures 80, Resident Gradu-
ates 2. Under graduates; Seniors IS, Juniors
"a, Sophomores 81, Freshmen 30, University
Student 1.
In Iowa, at recent ball, there were fifty
genaemen present, and six ladies. Thiswss at
q town called :" Blue Ruin" .es., -
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Phoenix House,
BrattIebOrO, W.. !
Oct. ~, 1888. {

n TEyHE subscriber takes this method
fssTsSA IL TO inform his friends and the
Hills travelling public generally, that the
.kRszzs1abo Establishment having under
gone thorough repair the past season, is now
fitted and furnished for the reception of COM
pany. Thankful for the liberal patronage he
has already received, he would solicit con-
tinuance of the same from his former friends
and customers; aud all who may favor him
with call, may rest assured that no pains nor
trouble on his part, will be spared to make
their stay pleasant and agreeable.
To this Establishment, is attached neto
and convenient Stable, where the traveller
will find faithful and accommodating Hostlel
who will take care of Horses as they should
be.
The subscriber tenders his thanks 10 his
friends and customers in this village and
abroad, for their liberal patronage thus far aud
hopes to merit continuance OF the same.
GEO. BUGBEE.
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Classification If Members elect.

- l Conservative Wing. fl Vacancy
t Same as last Congress.
Wing gain on the whole, four Casey con-
SENTATIVE in Illinoisis virtually Wing gain.-
He is opposed to the Sub-Treasury and was
supported by the Wings and opposed by the
Locos.
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SheriG',s Sale.

SherIAL - SAFE.
vEyAKEN by virtue of two Executions and
IL will be sold at Public Vendue, 10 satisfy
the same, on Monday the 29lh day of October
instant, at one of the clock, p. M, at the office
of the Windham County Democrat, in Brat
tleboro, one hitting Press and Type, and all
other apparatus for Printing
Also
taken on Execution and will be sold at Public
Vendue. same day at 4 OF the clock, P. M, at
the Stage House Of Col. p. Chase, in said Brat
tleboro, one STAGE COACH. BY me,
CHAPMAN SWAIN, Dep. Sh'f.
Bratlleboro, Oct. 8, 1888.
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New, Rich and Fashionable
Dry Goods,
HudPttd 70 Tue stasOn.
ALSO
Farm For Sale.

"A TgNHE subscriber offers for sale
f...M n on reasonable terms, FARM
I.....Hk lying in NorthieId, on the west
-sAs5<<A side Of Connecticut River, contain
ing l04 acres of land. The farm is suitable
for keeping dairy or sheep. There is on the
Farm a Dwelling house, Two Barus and a CT
der Mill, good Orchard and plenty of Wood
land. A particular description Of the Farm is
deemed unnecessary as any one wishing to
purchase will probably prefer examining for
himself. For further particulars address the
subscriber on the premises.
JOHN BROWN.
Mortified, Mass. Oct. IL, 1898. "a
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High School.

TINE next term Of the BRATrLEBoRo HIoH
H. ScHooi, will commence on Monday the
goth of October. Instruction will be given in
the same branches as have been laugh, hereto
fore. Terms, as usual. A. p. MARVIN.
Oct. Is, 1898.
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Hard Ware.

DRASS Andiroos, Shovel and Tongs,
I'D Knives and Forks, Scissors, Rogers
Penknives, Wood Saws, Il Cut Saws, Door
Trimmings, Files, Screws, Locks, Joiners'
Tools, Percussion Gunlocks, Smiths Vices,
Nails, Shoe Thread, Sadlery Ware, &c. &c.
Just received for sale, by
Oct. "a. WILLISTON & TYLER.
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Dissolution.
Brighton Market--Monday Oct. %, 1898

HrightOn Mafket--MOhdhy Octs u, Iouos
Al market 1000 Beef Cattle, 900 Stores, 800
Sheep, aud $50 Swine.
PRiCES-Beef Cattie-We quote to conform to
last week. viz: first quality 50 second quality 10
a 81; third quality rs a 20.
BarreIling Caftis--Mess 6 rs; No l, 8 rs Sc.
Stores Earrings 50 "A III two year old Slo
20; three year old $22 SO. =.
Sheep--We quote lots at l 81, 80, ~, 20,
2 SO, 81, 2 sS and 70
S,sins-Lots TO peddle were sold al LIZ for Sows
and 10 for BArrows. At retail, Z 3 H.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

A GARD.
NNhE undersigned have opened house i'll this city,
n. tor the purpose of THANKSGIVING
GEN EllAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
OFFICE, No. 10 GRAvIER STREET, Up STAIRS.
II L LEVY.
The house at Grand Gulf Miss. will be continued
in the above name.
References.
GG o,l, i M;,,., 4 s"" New Orleans, La.
III iS Hill N Co, Louisville, Ky.
John NJ Gilmore, \icksburg, Miss.
s1 "ipe sio @%tps"' cp Co Grad Gulf Miss.
Sil,s lillard, Natchez, Miss.
New Orleans July :, 1883. jyl2
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01
LOUISIANA
JOCK Ely CLUB RACES,

OTER THE LOUISIANA COURSE
TINiIE FALL MEETING has been postponed to
Il Tuesday, the 18th day of December.
fV1 D0y-Swceps'nkcs, for two year ods--mile
hcatsslscrpon $500, torei, $2O( four subscribers,
aud coscd-John Miller l. Binguman, W Mi
nor. and & $ Fnrrar.
Same Day-lroprictors' Purse, Sl00-mile heats
cIrnponcr 50, added TO the purse: free FIR all horses.
SecoM Day-'ihe Creole Purse of $5OO-mlc
heats.
Same Day--purse $250-mle heats-free for all
horses.
Third Day-proprislor's Purse 81 ,2OO-two mile
hcns; II more than start the second hest to be
htcdto !O)ii but two, the winner to receive 900.
F0nM Dnv-Jockey Climb Purse 81, 800--threr mile
heats; of which the second best will be entitled $500,
ii more thun slart-fbut two, the winner to
$l,5O0.
FyM D7y-Thc Louisiana Plate, value s. ,006-two
mile heats, year Odds and will AIRY 100 lbs
four year old5 and UNDER their appropriate weights
StrM Dty-Jorkcy Club Purse, : l,5O0-four mile
heats: more than start the second best horse will
he entitled to S1OO-if but two, he'wnner receive
$4,000.
SereMM D0y-rrophctor's Purse, sGOO-mie heats
hest Bin 3.
EighM D"y-post Snke-hrce mile hcats--en-
trance S!5O-lI. p-trce for all ages--weght for age.
HENRY A TAYl.OE,
] & BRANCH,
VAUDEVILLE MARIGNY,
nov * PrpDrietnrs
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01
METAIRIE RACES.

Tb7lIE Full Meeting for 1895, this course will
Il commence on Monday, 10Th December.
First Dny-A match for T2,5oO side h. #. four
mile heat; Major r. j. Wells b. f. Extnnt, hy
imp. Lcvintnan, dam imp Refugee, by Wanderer.
Grcr 81 Simmons nalue b. C. by Pacific, dam hy 81,
Charles.
Second Day-A match for 5000 a side, H. f. four
mile heats. Mayor ] Wells MINES G Il Bceswin.
hv imp. Lovuthan, dam Black Sophia. (Brmne CHAM S
DAM by Topgalant. Grier Il Simmons names C. +
Wilhinn llerndcn by Woodpecker, dam by Whpstern
Second Race, same dny,n Sweepstake- for year
old colts and fllics mile heats $500 Ii f. nine
subscribers.
Jas Garrison, &C Farrar
Ira Smith Smith, + Smith
Thos J Wells d Stevenson.
Col Bingamun VIM Minor
Third Day-rwo mile heats, c Purse, $500
Same Dav, Two mile heats, J & Purse, 750
Fourth Duv-Threc mile heats, ] & Purse, 1904
Fifth Das-Four mile heats } Purse, 1000
Sixth Day-'lilc heats, best in 5, J Purse, 7O0
Seventh Day-Ihree mile heats, Proprclor's
purse, 1000
JAS S GARRISON,
RICHARD ADAMS,
THOS J WELLS.
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IL A O. lin G..
NEW ORLEANS
JOCKEY CLUB RACES.

AVEli the Eclipse Course, to comncnce on Tues
W day, the 4,h Of December and continue six DAYS
FIRST DAY.
1.ckev Club PURSE, : ,5On, 3 mile hears sccon.
start; il but mo the winner to receive $1,000
SECOND DAY.
Proprie'or's Purse, $1,000, two mile heats, sccont
best horse to receive 5000 provided more than t~t
start, II but two the winner TO receive $ 900.
THlED DAY.
The New Orleans Plntc-a splendid Tea Service o,
Silver, value $l,o'O mile heats In this fou
year ods aud under, carrying their appropriate weights
D year Odds and over 100 pounds.
FOURTH DAY.
Jockey Club Purse, S! 500, mile heats; second hes
horse To receive 100. provided than 40 starr;
but two, The winner receive $4,000.
FIFTH DAY.
Proprictors Purse, $500 mile heats best three ir
five.
SIXTH DAY.
Proprictor's Purse, 81 900, three mile heats
nov 10 Oh LIVER
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H. IDHNS g. rH

Il, JOHNS ~ co,
STATlONERS HALL. corner of ST. Charles aud
~ Common streets. The subscribers having receiv-
we'd and now in stote their assortment of good r ~
England, France and the Norh, offer for sle the fol.
loving articles:
English Drawing papers of all sizes,
DO wiring do snprr royal, ROY al
medium and denny, foolscap. letter paper,
ex. large hin vellum; do blue laid; do do
copying paper, at all sizes,
London and Bristol boards; do ftncv letter and
note paper plain, ernboss aud coral bro
cae,
American cap letter aud writing pepers from
the lest mills in the Union,
Peryan Pens OF all Descriptions
3estGernian and English quilts; Stephens and
Perryan's writing fluids, Morison's and
Perryan's hest copying inks; English and
: American folio ard quarto copying puper
Rodgers Il Sons best cutlery, consisting in
dirk, pen and desk knives, razors and scis.
sOrs,
Pocket books and wellet's Russia md Morocco
leather,
English waters and sealing wax, superior qttali-
ty; Travelling desks and dressing cus.s
Ackermans mud NeMnan's best nature c,,,,,
Br"okman's and Ackenrah's ,irnw ing pencils,
Drawing books, Albums and British and Amer.
lean Annals tor 1899
bo"ks-Engii>h, French, Spanish Italian, Gar
man AMI Latin, CON sting in classical, Inv
medical works, literary. &c.
Just rrcriven and tor sale by
hnvW b JOHNS g. co.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01


the Subscribers offer at wholesale
y The following goods.
" I iIAFS-l00 cases mOeskin silks, as
&A [ sorted sizes auC brns
FIR&Ai1 do best No do do
S4=>SNy 90 do do Noa do do
100 casts best No 3 assorted sizes and hrms.
90 do l'c"vrr, superior article;
50 do Fine Nutrit;
80 do Extra do
900 do Black and While Russia;
80 do Extra Bnck Russia,
lOO do hluskrat X Coney fur broad and narrow
hrims, for l.cvee and country uude;
g do All ranks ofmilitary " naval Chnpeaus;
" do Chlro"s silk and Russia Hats, all sizes.
CoJ~-F"r OHer, tur Seal, Nuhn, Huskrat, ami
hGtr SraH, in hco token cases.
Sealettc.
Cloth Cans-rckwick, Polish A,ril's hat
shHpc soft top,
Forest, Forage,
Military untlrcas
do Leather forging.
,ii,rcn's Fancy I urbans, Plaid and Velvet Caps,
Frcnch patterns.
stocNs-Snln, Silk and Isombazilc, Of the ncutest
-tyrs
imbreas-silk anl cottol
Military puuleS, Oiled silk.
SIX observation-disclosures and Splalfel+.
Banhoxes ior matters wood cases. double ur dry goods
ThA above goods comprise large stock, and all
al the latest patterns. AMI will be sold a small adj
vance, with and charges New York prices. The
Subscribers will take orders for southern, and
TEXAS markets, for the house OLA HI Gossip a. Co.. Hat
Manufacturers, New York and thu shortest possible
nnucc. German and French Pushes bought.
GOSSIP Il CO..
Naval Military, and Fashionable lIaters,
Exchange Hotel,
NOV! 81 Churlcs ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
AFAhiSd Court for the Parish md City of New Or,
= ieaIs, Present the Honorable Chm les Maurian,
yu"Ee. No. 1896, John II. Graham in actual cus,o-
ny vs. ms Creditors Upon rendng and filing the nc.
court that meeng Of the Crediturs p the lasolvept
iakc place, IN open Court on Monday the lab day Of
december next then and there 10 deliberate on the AT
ia'rs III SAID sorenI and in the meantime all proceed.
IngS against his person aud properly stayed II il
iuritef ordered thar Thos. H. Kennedy, EKa be an
pointed to represent the absent creditors.
Clerks othce New Orleans, Nov. -, 1898.
A GUYOL.
heV2f Clerk
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

ENTAT M LA LoulSIANK-Cuur de Paroisss
ALlnn' Ia Pa,"sse et Vile da Ia Nile Orcnns-P,e.
sent FIonuralp Charles Ninuriuu iup,-NnI II o66.
John ii Graham, aCurllement drtem centre SEES Gre
aneerS'-Sur lecture Fl enftgiS renent lie Ia pe,ion
etnhlean en- cete aiaire, ordunne au'une assem-
bee lies creenccis de insolvahle ait lieu en- plsnp cor
und', lie u pectmbm. 1888, dix heues Lu mutinaf,t
lie dcberer sur les utres de mSovabe; en- ATTENDANT
outeS ronrSues ct sn pcr@onne arretees; ri TT
heh"dy eStnohne pour represenier les creanciers aE
senI' Par ordrc la cour, ~ nov Is 8
2'""' a M6Ul OIL, Dep affer.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01
FASHIONABLE PARIS MILLINERY

FASHIONABLE PARIS MILLINERY
FNN1lE subscriber has the honor of informing the la
dies, that he has received per SHIPS lafayette
aud Nlarengo, supply of fall and winter Millinery, of
the latest and richest materials in Paris. which Mrs.
Seaman expects to have opened and ready tor exam
ination on Monday and Tuesday next.
ID = SEAMAN,
nov3 % Chnriros st
NEW MtiSIC-looI Rosalie-l don't mean to tell
v yon her nnae-rhou hast learnt to love Another
Sweet Alton Water The knights Farewell; He pass
es her in sorrow; ilnlns Lament They have given
Thee to Anothcr Lovely Lady Mine;
The Bridal, The Broken Heart; My Heart is all
Alone; Oh! Men what silly things you are; Oh could
love Inn; oh! Patrick, Fly from me; That thou art love-
" who'd deny; Think My Love, Oh! Think of Me;
You think have merry Heart; The Vintage Song
The shin is ready; The Silver Moon; No care ever
grieves me- Not for Me; I've been here fresh Flowers
are Sprnglng dearly love Thec free; Woodnan spare
that Tree The Wild Albaross; Rise FAIRIES, Rise
Rose of Je sey; Tie Minstrel wood beauteons Maid
The Guests bidleu; My Father lnnd The Maid
OF the Mountain; NV native Love- Nv hearts best trea-
sure My Woodland Bride; Mine must he a silent Tear
Wy chilthoodS hours Farewell The Greenwood Tree
Solomon Lob, comic song; She wreath of
RoSes; My pretty Jane,
Just received and for sale at
B CASEY'S
Piano Forte and Music store,
nOv12 10 (,nmn Of
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PORTRAIT PAINTING.

PORTRAIT PAINTING,
RH r. FARMER respectful, IN oruIS the public that
lVa he will remain short ii ne in New Orleans TOT
the purpose OF painting portraits.
Rooms conner of Cnnl and 81 Charles, in the house
occupicdbv Pa rmly Lvon Dentists, where specimens
of his painting can be seen. Entrance in 81 Charles
street. m,!8 I'm
NOTICE TO THE Observation-Disclosures
" rumofs of the undersigned having sold out,
or discontinued his old aud long established
GARDEN SEED STORE,
No. IS Custom house Street,
Having been most industriously circulated by self
interested parcs the subscriber beIs to assure his
friends generally and the public ut large, that he
still continues within two doors of his late, or
former stand, to be furnished with full and Z
tensive supply Of all the standard kinds of kitchen
or vegetable Garden Seeds, of the growth and i'm
portwpf the present season, 1887.
Bsa,e early part of September, he has re-
q bampe supplies, by the packet ships Vicks-
j Kentucky, and Arkansas all arrived in short
passages, direct from New York BY the Missis-
sippi and another packet he is in daily expecta.
tion of supply of Fruit Trees and Asparagus
Roots, having already received invoices thereof by
mail.
The subscriber bcgs further to assure TIN, public
at large that he is at present as well enabled TO
meet and execute orders for all the kinds of Garden
Seeds, either wholesale or RETAIL he ever was
since his first establishment in January, 1922
Country Dealers and Market Gardeners orders
neu at ltle lowest ana most reasonable rates. by
the pound weight, and gallon or bushel measure
Catalogues, either in French or English, NAV
always be obtained on personal application as
usual, to VIM. SMiTH,
Garden Seed Store, e5 Customhouse stre 1t.
NOTE.--A constant supply of Bird Seed eiter
mixed or plain; puverized soup; herbs and Shakers
dried herbs,-with supply of peas and heans.
TIOFHtNG-iH cases seaaonabe clotLing landing
" from ship Norman, for sale bv
ISAAC BRIDGE g. Co
nov y l34 Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

ID.
EUST received per late arrivals from New York q
- fresh uul fashionable asSurtmPut IF HATS.
The subscriber wunld particular call the attention
of the public To n style beaver hats of superior
finish fine texture, rio beautiful lusra: also to a
fine plain Russia hat Ola superior quality and also Il
splendid article Of silk hat toge er wiz genera, as
sortinent naiuiactu ed by hnsc expressly for this
market, wholesale and retail
j Osborn, "a Camp street.
N. B. City and country dealers invited ocall
fob
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

NEW, VALUABLE AND STANDARD!
VALUABLE AND SCARCE.
SIR WIN. GElT'S PompPyann, . vols 8mo
- Flnra's Gems, with superb colorel plates
Hubbach, La Philo<uphie lie la Natur,
lie. Louis Civiles, Paris 1891 ,carce
Encycloprdie du JCn est Eshccs
NEW MEDICAL WORKS.
Lewis on Fev"r-Ph'h-is and Blood Ic
Rays NJ deal Jurisprudence on Insanity
Holmes en- Fever-Prtchald on Insanity
Gibson's Surgery-liSton's surgery
Midwifery Observation-Disclosures popular M-cns
Ure's Dictionary Of Chemistry
Roses Anal yticnl Chem Try
COMMERCIAL AND NAUTICAL.
American Almanac and Repository, for 1899
NcCnlochs corm rcial Dictionary, London
lunts Nautical Almanac for 1889
cast Pilot. Bow'lilcns Navigation
Expeditions Aieusurrr
ARCHITECTURE AND MECHANICS.
ilsen's Dict mar, of Architecture, London v.
do Architecture, 3 vols London
Shaw's Architecture. lredgold's Carpentry
Engineers Mechanics Encyclnpedia I.ond.n
Hath os Mathematical Tables
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sparks Americ an Biographv, vol.
Philosophical MisceIlnnrS from the FJetici Of Y.
Consiu, Joutov and Is. Constant
Lord Bac"n's. Works, . vols, outrn
Ulsraei- Curo-tes OF Literature, London
Political Economy, hv Say do Nrthnke
Loo hnrt' $ Liz Of Walter scott, , vols
'er'inand ind fsab, liza, by Prescott,3 vols
Shakespeare, splendid edition, vols 8mo
And general assortment Of Law, Medical Stien' ihc
Classical Miscellaneous Bonts, Novels, School Books
Dictionaries, q nmar, English and ~ emch Spanish
German, Latin aud Greek.
JOHNS g. co.
rntdG Charles AMI Common sts
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4 9NDDN PORTER-2l casks hest Brown ; tout
" received per ship Creole, from Liverpool, for sale
by HOLMES & MILLS,
nova q Rank Place
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NEW ROCKS

NEW BOOhS.
y AND OF SHARKS 4 SEA GUlIS in . v,ls
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