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NEW LAW BOOKS. Just received and for sale

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English Crown Cases, reserved for consideration and
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The 4th volume OF hty General Practice. 1889.
Long the Law of Sales Of Personal Property. vol
Po,hier the Law of Contracts vol.
kinne's Blackstone, arranged in questions and an
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Eden's Chancery Reports from 1887 to l766 l vol.
Bell and Bcalys Chancery Reports, from 1907 to ISL
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Smiths Chancery Practice. 2 vols.
Gordon's Digest of the U. S. Laws ! vol.
Leigh's Nis Prius. 2yos.
Bnycy on Bills. | vol. ...
First volume Of Peterss Digest Of decided in the
Supreme, Circuit and District Courts of the U. S.
First number Of Term Reports in the Queens Bench,
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with the reign of Victoria. To be continued
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MENTAL SURGERY.--The Dental Ant, practical
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NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE and Spirit Of the
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HISTORY OF RoME--Translated from the Ger
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r IFE OF SCHILLER. By Carlyle, author of the
IL French Revolution, in one volume, with Portrait
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Also, Rocks Resolutions in Europe, from the decline
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EIELD SPORTS, THE TURF, &c.-The Field
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dom, | vol. London with many engravngs.
The Dictionary OF Sports, or Companion 10 the Field,
the Forest the Turf and the River side vol filed with
engravings.
Manly Exercises, in one vol with engrayings, by Do
maid Walker
The American sportsman's Manual Of information
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try, vol
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giving practrca instructions in regard Hunting, Shoot
ing Coursing Fishing, Racing, the Breaking and Tram
ing of Dogs and Horses the management Of Fowng Pie
ces and other sporting implements, &c.
Daily expected. Scrope's d er Stalking in Scotland,
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WASHINGTON, May 7, 1889.
A DIVIDEND of three per cent for the last months
"A has this day been declared on the capital stock of
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demand JAS ADAMS, Cashier ap IL
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TTNALES OF THE PASSIONS, by James, the No
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by TAYLOR, for circulation amoug the subscribers
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THE PHILADELPHIA CHRISTIAN KEEP
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yet published. dec
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NEW BOOKS.-Precaution, a new edition Of the
In first novel Of the author Of "the Spy,"2 vols
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TIME HORSE.-find's Farrey Whites Farrer;
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Treatise on Sheep svo vol published by the British
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Treatise on Cattle, svo volume, by the same associa-
ton.
Treatise on the Horse, by the same.
LebaId's Principles OF Horsemanship. ,
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nAVIES' MATHEMATICAL CLASS B0OKS,foi
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:" Bourdons Algebra.
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:" Analytic Geometry.
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JAMES NEW NOVEL" The Gentleman Of the
d Old School," in vols, by the author Of "Charles
Tyrrell," I" Darnly" Richelieu" "Philip Augustus"
&c this day received. for sale by F. TAYLOR for
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T IFE AT THE SPRINGS OF Western Virginia, by
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CoNTENTs.-Wam Spring Mountain Warm Springs;
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rORDON'S DIGEST Of the Laws OF the United
VI States with an abstract Of the Judicial decisions
lating TO the Constitutional and Statutory Law. An adj
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TREDGoLD ON THE STEAM ENGINE.-lts In
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Thomas Tredgold enlarged and edited by Mr.. Wool
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collection OF Practical Scientific Works (probaby the
best in the United Siates) both English and American
editions the English chiefly imported by hmsefand sold
at the lowest prices in all cases nv 81
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DoTOMAC AQUEDUCT, exhibited practically and
L sci -ntifcaly in volume containing twenty eight
sheets Of drawing plans, &c size two feet by eighteen
inches, with an accompanying volume Of letter press.
Two copies for sale by F. TAYLOR. p6
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lanes NEW NOvEL-Chas. iyrreil; or, The
Bitter Blood, in vols is Just received. for sale by
F.TAYL0R, or for circulation among the subscribers TO
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Castle Of 0lranto. by Horace Walpoe, 25 cents.
Mrs. Jameson's Characteristics Of Woman complete
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NEW METALLIC Personal---very. Constitution
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Also, blue and green Writing Fluids, by Perry, Terry
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On hand large and complete soieeon Of the best 90
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CoLLYER'S LECTURES on Scripture Facts and
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old INDIAN CHRoNICLE-.-Bcng collection Of
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time OF King Phillips war, 10y persons residing IN the
country together with other Chronicles OF the indians
from the discovery of America to the present time vol.
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DANIEI, WEBSTER--A Portrait Of Daniel Web.
J ster engraved from painting by buckingham, Is
Just published, and this day received for sale by
f. TAYLOR.
Also mezzotint engraving Of Mr.. Frelinghnysen,
full length likeness Of Daniel OConne portraits Of the
President, Of General Jackson, of w. G. Rives, and
other public men.
The Gallery of Portraits and Memoirs Of Eminent
Characters of all ages in folio vols tEnglsh) very
splendid work, just received.
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CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENTS, JOlhNALs,
" LAWS, AND DEBArES.-GEoRGE TEN
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opposite the General Post Office all the Journals OF Con.
gress from INA 1897 Gales and Seatons American
State Papers in 81 folio vols, from the first to the Gath
Congress inclusive, or from 1889 10 1923.
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umes as published each Session, from the 18th to the
oath Congress inclusive from 1923 to 1887 The Laws
of Congress- vols containing the Laws from the first
TO the 22d Congress inclusive, from 1889 to 4th of
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Congress This is the edition used by Congress and the
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to 4th Of March, 1897 The 4h vol contains index to
the four volumes.
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principal cities in the United States.
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StIELlMAN'S JOURNAL OF SCIENCE has pass
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trct OF Columbia will hereafter be supplied.
Number n, for October, 1898, is this day received
TIE work wi be forwarded, strongly enveloped to any
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price, dollars per annum. nov4
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I,RENCH LEssoNS-Mons. ABADIE, pupil Of
il the Normal School in Paris, has the honor 10 inform
the Ladies and Gentlemen In this city, Georeetown ana
Alexandria that he continues give lessons IN his own
native language, his rooms in private families or
academies, moderate price, which will be reduced 70
those formed IN classes, according TO the number
Evening school will be opea from I'LL 7, and from
Till 10 o'clock, r. NJ.
Apply at DIR. Watkins, corner ofs l. street and fenn-
sylyania Avenue or Fossets lately Mrs. Lelournos'
opposite Gadshy's Hotel.
Abadies French Grammar and Course Of French Ii
terature for sale in all the book stores IN this CITY,
aug 222awf
NEW woRKs-Eilen Granville a novel by lady
In Of rank. In 2 vols. 49,
An Expedition OF Discovery into the interior OF Africa,
performed by James Alexander, X. Las in vols.
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Also just received, Miss Landons poecal works, com
plete in one volume nov "a
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10 the town, the hateful scene Of my early |
degradation. Yet was there one bitter
pang to be endured; but twas only for a
moment. Ere left the island, the daughter
of Gonzales came she whom ! loved so
we'll; on her knees she besought me to
"spare oh, spare my father You loved
me once "--"Aye but love no longer re-
venge has absorbed my soul; there is no
room for love away" saw her no more.
As for the governor, | had him whipped
until he implored me 10 mercy to plunge my
dagger in his heart. No such mercy for
him the scourge was piled while he bad
aught Of feeling left, and then we gave him
to The sharks. Why do you shrink as if
IN horrorl Think you | was an iota more
than reyenged! He was but one Of the
doomed hundred. Well, for this act was
outlawed by the government, and com.
nenced cruise upon my own account
The few remaining hours Of my life would
no, suffice to tell 1.-THE of my adventures,
perlls, and escapes. Three times | have
been prisoner but stratagem or gold was
ever potent TO loosen bolts and bars.
Once was tried for my life at n. o.,
but the glittering of shining ore dlmmed the
eyesight of my judges, and they could dis
cover no spot Of blood upon my hands,
Five years roved, the terror Of these seas /;
but now, what all the art and power OF man
have failed 10 do, the never-ceasng tumuIts
OF guilty mind have done--cut short my
mad career. Long since | felt the hand Of
death upon me, and like the wounded tiger,
that seeks some gloomy den wherein TO die,
hither came, without associate or friend
bu, this little creole nurse. Chance has
made US acquainted. have conhded to
you the outlines Of my history; i, will serve
as a tale TO while away tedious hour, and
make your hearers stare. Aud now, grant
me one favour when | am dead living, |
ask none: bury me in the sea full twenty
iathoms deep. have done. Give me
some drInk-my mouth is parched-my
BRAIN is on whrl lila that pang death
10 here, feel il about my heart. Well,
why should live aud yet 70 die with such
a load Of gullt-hush-hu Speak not
TO me; know you would say-but lis all
in vain. What's death to me {! | have
bearded him a thousand tlmes-why do |
shrink SO now heavy mist comes
gathering over my sight. Who are these
Of, off why do you let them come so
close :" With desperate effort he raised
himself upon bis couch, seized with con
yulsse grasp my hand; gazed on me for a
moment with a terrified and CHASTITY glare,
and then fell back exhausted on his pillow.
His distorted features gradually relaxed ;
the wild expression Of his eye slowly as
sumed d placid look, and something like a
smile played about his lps-the pirate was
no more.
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voice, he poured his unearihly Whoo.ee
de am haze rhee dw irhee ctr" INTO Reu.
ben's afffigh,ed ear. Reuben started, stun.
bled, and fell-bang, bang, went the pistols;
away ran the jsckass, and away ran the
schoolmaster, the one bringing up agains,
board fence, and the other against bis own
kitchen door Reuben's face was soon de.
lused with blood for, as is usual in such ca.
ses. his organ Of smelling struck first. Af
irghted bruised and dirty, he scrambled in,
struck light, washed his face, and started
TO bed IN his way there be passed through
the room in which be had deposited his
much loved melons. A single glance told
him that they were gone ; the open window
pointed out the way of their departure
Truly misioriunes never come alone"
To this day Reuben thinks the whole af.
fair was conducted by the devil and his
imps-,he young chaps having flown away
with his melons, while the old 'un beloved
in his ear and knocked him down by kick
on the nose with his club foot. As con.
firmauon Of the truth Of his story, he is
ready to swear tina, the marks of hoof
we're distinctly visible outside the fence ;
also that the devil started off in fash OF
lightning, with two distinct claps Of thunder,
leaving strong smell Of rhinestone behind
him.
To those who have read our story, il is
evident that the lightning, thunder and brlm'
stone proceeded from the pistols, involunia.
rlly discharged by Reuben-ihat the boys
had ouiwlIted the Yankee, and two jackass.
es had frightened one another.-N. o. Pic.
dg4ne.
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uSI received and for sale at this Office a
~ supply of Wrapping Paper. Also few
reams Of Writing Paper,
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A NAME ~ THE SAND.

sELECTEp.
Alone ! walked on the ocean strand,
A psarly shell was in ny hand,
] stopped and wrote upon the sand
Ny name, the year, the day
As onward from the spot passed,
One lingering look behind | cast,
A wave came rolling high and fast,
And washed my lines away.
Aa5 SC, me,ho1Eht, twill quickly Be
With every marx On earth from me.
a wave Of dlrk o5livion's sea
Wal sweep across the place
Where haye trod the sandy shore
OF time and been 70 be no more
O. ne, ny DAY, the name bore,
To leave 10 tack or trace,
And ys, with HIM who counts the sands,
And holds tbs waters IN his hands,
Know lasting record stands
Inscribed lssirst nv name,
o. az this mo-.4. part has wrought,
OF III this thinking SOL has thought,
And FROM these aecting moments caught,
For gl9-y o. for shame
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From, the Nashrillc Banner.
A CAPITAL. SONG


In new romance, IN two volumes eh'i'eI =!
arlon, from the pen Of Henry W. Loheielle'
lie author OF " ouire-hcr' Is 'he io'io"'.is 80
nng by wandering 0eFInan student = -; ~.
aat be was about falling in love:
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Warrantes Deeds for sale at this Office,
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10000 genuine MOrus Multi.
cauiis for sale.

xns0nA TENIiE subscriber Is now prepared
R6H1 IL 10 Gake contracts for the Dc.
1888 livery Of this valuable Tree (fof feed.
ing the silk vormj 10 the ISL. As
there has been and s,il eiil DC msnY
frauds prAciced upon the uhs9spccliug, the sui.
scf,bet wstranls those noa Offered 10 BE- II the &c.
hume Kind, bis original stock was obtained from
Gideon b. Smith OF Baltimore, nine years sgo ard
ere part Of the tree tina, ,ha, gentleman has syo.
Ken oien about Ia his Writings, being the first ever
brought 10 the United States. The Tree bss been
grow ing IN sn exposed situation since first obtain.
cd, and beng now acclimaied Is preferable 10 iose
lately introduced into the country. II wili aso d
cultivated b. myself the present year Aud every
care ALL b. kcn 70 render lhe tree good. and eve.
~ necessary instruction gwen 10 purchasers upon
the cultivation Of tAe sAHe. As the Tree il 10 Rfea.
demand aud the season abogt 10 close Tor obtainne
II .his year, those w.hin. 10 purchase would %
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also make engagements lot few ihousaua SILK
WORM EGGS Of the most approved kind uow Ted.
The Nefms will Be fed exclusively upon the Morls
Maiucaahs. All communications by mad, mus,
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by cash
J. p. PRlTCnARD.
F'b 90, 1899. fJsg
n & Persons arc invited to C u and see the tree
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NOTICE.

n EXPECT 10 start for the West IN few day
Il and will be absent until next Spring u sum
mer John T. IIaglns is authorized to act as ny
agent during my absence.
DAVID HAGINs.
Bel Air. S c. oct. 80, 1899 no