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DIED

o. Welnesisy June 1T the house Of her Soun-llv
sss Brown, Mr. Prudence. widow OF isaac Brown, The
sSth yrsr of her age formerly g stanford. Ct Her
mans VIII - removed 10 that place for l-rrment-
Or lrf.ay May 3i.t- Serena Aiealde- only daughter
li Jaaes l. and kmeine {. en-, aged years. sonlts
and DAYS
Tie friends ri tie family invited attend thu funeral
No - RNIngioG-,trs.t. Thursday afternoon az
O'Clock. The remains ~ l@ l.keu o. Greenwood Gem
-ifrv.
Yesterday. Robert, youngest sin son OF Heman VI Ro-
nsyn. sgei y-ars
GA S5Hday. MAY 10Th. John Cosev s1n o. John AMI Ann
Covey. agei year ami " month";.
90 "Wednesday, June lSt. liam l. ger. aged -
Ga T0esiay, May jlst, Mr. sarah Dam. aged Il
On Tuesday NAV 5s,,J eue " vie Erastn, Phelps,
aged ~.
GA Tuesday, Ma SLIT, Tipomss Wymbs aged 81.
4. Bedford, ",ichesier Co May ash. Capt ". >efy.
80 lts rffV.
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- 10 me Public.-Bslevng thai our business.
Inc many OTHERS ran Ia done ~. The regular bu,
ness days Of he -e,k thereby ,yojjor IN. ,o,n m.
Ia" AMI the feelings OF large potion Of tie community
'he'r''e ue -ned, merchant iaior. and coh.ers
OF me ~ ct Nc"-i0A noce hat from AMI after 'is
date Their stores VII he entirely cr~e o. al bus ne..
l-i'her selling or delivering gOoisl On sunday morning
The oonrs las BEEN adopted at the soc ,a,on n ,erv
many and Il j. hoped that il xll h. .a,c,s,o.d nv all
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u an kruOta. NAV IN

,f'N"N ] kNtks btblOr-, Wrslchrsirr t0-Jnv D
npNtNb j. PORTER, counsellor at law " Y-July -.
"lkAN u ftrtIBoSs, tGehts principally due IN Ma.sa
chuseiis july D
yANts H. DANFoRTH formerly Of Philadelphia ana Lou
,i, now OF New Work Compulsory on complaint Of Res
nf'h'Ts Co and Fesrngs / iiall-Julys.
JANIS AtcWSCLos.. m~rctaui y. Aug. 6.
ohklN SINS, mason. y. Y.-JUly G.
RObERT TFSFR Jr salesm,u.-July g.
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Dir. RICHARDSON'S celebrated Shcr.


From the Dover (N.iIl Gakele.
Dr. Richardson, Bitier-in our columns may b. found
advertisement OF Vegetable Biu'rs prepared by DR..
-. Ri,harsOn uf south Reading, MAJ. Tssy n
,aid Ia b.. undoubtedly composed ol variety of valuable
and purely vegetable mliler and rem experience"
well oher. speak highly of their rrnOyatng
and nyigording effect, upon the system. We have good
opinion Of the Bers, they not quack nostrum but
discovered prepared and senisd by regular physicians
graduate of the college OF own state AMI who rs SAID
oar hate inthc way putting them himself but less,s
Who trv them 10 Judge themselves For the diseases
f' labi' o, m the spnng and summer, such a,
ia, hty, dyspe bilious and nervous complaints. kc.,
10 not hesitate la thar hrg bitter VII be found safe,
agreeable and eifectusl restorative A good hrsa
tie greatest OF earthly blessings, would early advise
those lshOrng under such diseases Ia make trial OF DIR.
Rchard~9., Rtier they do harm, and may do
much good confident IN many they have.
vegetables and vegetable mecinss unqursousby the
most rOUgenisi Ia the human system.
For sale by the agents, A. r. ID. sadds Druggists.
70 Fuionsi. OF Goldfish and 100 fuionsL Also .old
hv David Sands Co, No II ta.t Broadway, of
Marketstreei Abm. v. Sands 4 Co., No HJ Broadway.
Of Chafnberss,reet and by Druggiss gessvsNl
throughout the city and country. Price Is ct myo imI-
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MORE NEWS from the Sourh.-The

lVu following communication Las Just been received
from the Rev. VIM. Lewis. Orisary for sumpier slct.
SUNrERyILDg, =. e.. 18Th jan, lsH.
Dr. P. w. C0bes &c.
DeniiemeI.-l deem II due 10 you 10 communicate The
benefit that have derived from ia, OF Jayne Hair To-
mic. have used only bottle OF IT, and ihsi with
much that well convinced OF is virtue and sh
cacy.
The Hair j. coming my head IN places which
perfectly bald. aud j still ng and tbichening
have great conasDcr ia the Hair Tonh and anticipate
from further application OF the complete restoration Of
my Hair.
several gentlemen 81 my acquaintance have used Il, aud
all OF thsm with great spcces-.
Very specially ysurs, w. LkWls
Sold by the agents, A. b. 4 D. SANDS Druggists, M.
10 Fulton street. Sold asp by DAVID SANDS CO., n
East Broadway Abraham b. Sands Co. rs Broadway
mylDlps
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Treasury Notes conlinue ia demand for investment al
par and discount We understand those which are over
Tue are being redeemed al Washington
One hundred thousand dollars OF the United States Trea-
.uy Certificates issued Tor claims under the Mexican Con-
yenon have been offered auction and 100 sold at q per
Ceul, when the balance as Withdrawn.
Ten suits instituted Tuesday against the Moya-
seng Bank It's notes aud To be heard before Alder
man Hay, Saturday next The Evening journal says
doubt the parties Who have sued will get their money
snd advises holding the notes OF thus and the other
tree suspended banks TO follow iiis example.
bali yearly dividend three per cent has Been aeoared
by the Mechanics Bank OF BALTIMORE
The Gas Ligh, Company of Baltimore hasdecared a hall
yearly dividend of three per cent.
The following oounteitet:
ChaaaQue Co Banks jamestown, New York POS altered
IRON "a They easily he detected 10y observing that
The Ngnec the altered notes repre- sent group OF
cattle" whilst the genuine pos have heather dlvniIy IN
atecunben position tie right, a.d horse on the ieil
OF the bill
Bank of Sanduky, Sandusky Ohio. IS. letter u, paya.
bic TO C. II Barber or beaIsr The words "iive dolls
bdy executed, the letter, being crowded together Sig
nature, ,oleaby well DONE though the genel al appearance
bhl IS bad.
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~ Grand Temperance Concert and AZ

nTtssss, TOT M UfUfU 90 ITf UFINNN IN MT IT
'Or Reformed Incbrae', at the Broadway Tabernacle
Friday Evening. June 81. by tie Nrwlork Academy oi
sacred Music Several original Temperance Ode, VI be-
performed one of which - composed Nv Mrs VI B. Dara
and dedicated the Hon. T. + Marshall who expected IN
be present. myJl u
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MARRIED /:

GA Wednesday. June 'i by the Rev ~ Anihnn. George
W Hal n Amelia. daughter The late Col Ja-l's acr.
1f the city
On Tuesday. May jlst. by tie Rev Spencer Cone 10
Oh Riley nj Bosor. b. M Azn A. Maverick daughter
A.sxander Anderscn. VI. ID. oi it.. cty.
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the Church Delaney and CHRISTIE streets, on
THURSDAY Evening, and every succeeding Thursday Vol
Go No expected Join thu Ssci-y Thurs
lay June 81. AMI another Fire Co. Will eslycn the mee
ing. Other Societies are respectfully invited.
il ~ J r. AIMS. President.
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Tempcrance BtntVOent AsOtallOnsI NINblu HIttIHg'
Concert Hall No. go BoaINaN. Waker-si. IN.
evening June 3D. AT o'clOsk. Me,,r n Bense, Bseui.
Luckey, II X Gushing, VI. l.. Oshern, James Appleton,
Hugh Lockn, aui George Hall expected 10 address
meeting. Mr.. 4 Bensl and Messrs Mgrphy and Laba.-,
will ii. a great number popular Temperance Song.
TIE Lad. Society viii OclOek hi, afternoon.
Hall, A. VI. COS AR StcrsiaTy. lr2 IL
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r,,ery REsuIT FROM INroxicArIoS We

r,,.,nry REsULT FROM INroxiCArIoS We
-, that on Saturday last, Rufus Cobb Of
aH.,on. a man Of incorporate habits after hay.
7, been INDUCING freely in spirituouo drinks for
:, ar I'VE before. hired OF borrow I'D horse and
.,.a and proceeded to Milford. He then applied
- of the taverns in the place for drink, bu, the
,.Hord. seeing his condition, very properly re-
- him. Ii is believed, however, that he OBJ
I'D liquor a, some other place, Il. he was sub.
..ovcn,y seen in his wagon on his way back TO
gcIls,on in u very drunken condition On the
,a1 he fell out Of The wagon, while the horse was
s,ing along at rapd rate, and his feet being en-.
,sngIed in the harness, he was dragged a distance
Of more than quarter of mile, in conse-
ooence of winch his head and body became
drsadfuly laccrated; so much So tina, the wretched
inebriale died yesterday afternoon We are
tod tina, he was ii man OF respectable connections,
about forty foriy-hye wears old aud has left n
wife ard five children lament the terrible fate of
the husband and the father
Surely, the "public good is not promoted by
the retailing Of intoxicating drinks
Mercantile Journal.
THE EARTHQUAKE.--ilaVana papers of the 1871
Ilt stale that "a letter had been received there
from ST Jago de Cata in which il is said that an
earthquake was felt there on the 9TH of the same
month, and that il lasted apparently about four
minutes. No lives were lost, but several houses
we're thrown down and the Cathedral damaged 10y
the oscillations Of the earth.
The Maianzas papers state vessel had arrived
there. the Captain of which reports that five leagues
frsm Barscoa, at half past } o'clock in the after
noon of the 7th, his vessel received shock as if
it had struck rock, and hc had no doubt that
1t proceeded from an earthquake, in which opinion
be was confirmed by IA repetition OF the same phe
nomenon at o'clock in the evening. [Courier.
THy LATE EXPLosIoS.-We have some further
particulars of the explosion Of the steamboat
Douglass The disaster occurred a midnight
All the passengers in the ladies' cabin either
killed OF injured except Iittle girl. The boat
racing OF the time. Anon. the killed were the
steward, Mr.. Leonard of New Orleans, and a child
Of Or. Hoffman, OF Baltimore in addition to sew
oral persons who were severely injured.
[Phad Gazette.
DEAD.-Joseph Caliaudreau, stabbed on Satur-
day nigh, in the mob died yesterday Friquc was
not dead at 10 o'clock las, night.
Joseph Do Fernando has been Unidentified the
leader Of the party that attempted the rescue.
The following persons have been arrested on
suspicion Bcnluro Llano, Francois Barillia,
Manuel de ia Maza, George Lanatichi, Lorenzo
Gaggioni, Roman Ga,ito, Epaminandos Sravopo-
dis. \. Y. Crescent City, oath ult.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEWBORN, JUNE !, 1872.
AIN1IrrRr ALMANAC. Ibis DAY

rur SIN TIE MOON FViL 81
Rises 4 ~ / sets : p R~> 10 south III eve. )
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COMMERCE OF THE PORT or NEw-YoRK-

KfpO0rd TOT TUF II'IU0t' -,
Toal number Of Foreign Arrivals N ihr loa,, OF '
i34l-25e OF VIII ch number 81 British, Brrnrn.
Swedish Hamburg ) Belgian. >ardinan' al 'cIeI-
elan. NoTv c.ian. SEDAN. New Gr-nadian rV''Nss''
Duich and freucb each /. 1875 Amefcan- so, on
Total No OF ForcIgn Arrivals corresponding ih an
Coast~ise Clearance. IN May ~ .''''''' =.
.. ro,,,.r rl.,r,,,~.s in Wav ls4s. ........-l t6
.. In N,y 1871! .........l76
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Seventh, Wnrd Rnuk,-New-Y

7 NtVCUVU w Wy III
isi2-Ihe ,ockholders Of ths Bank hereby notified
that election iar.eu Directors the
and tor Inspectors atht ding election Will
held the Banking House, Tuesday TIE OurteeI
dav OF June
The poll will open at l. VI. and clo,e at O'Clock P
~ order of thu Bosrd.
m30tJlf A. = FRASER. G She.
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NANTED-At ID LIudson.. st. corner
NANTED-A situation by respectable

w Young woman as Nurse or ChasbeIu AID. The be-
VI references given Apply IN ihr basement Of the shsk
pearr el corner ct Duane and VIII streets, between
b. hours of 10 and u 4 VI. v Is. NJ objection To town
.,,,,rv i,Q
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sSl@,4oo i
Markets,

a ih.'e y lsT demand Tor Pots at s. ~, aud
i,MS :, ~ some fearis are held higher
COTTO\-rhe market IS quiet sale. s,o,, "a ba,,
tLo' k-Ihe market is heavy scarcely any de.
and "snesee Ne quote al - 2 daI Sale,Sio 400 bhl,
Michigan al y Ut OHIO, flat hoop Osl az ls,. Troy
Isl p sales ~ b5ls Rchmond Country At III and
forced sale OF ivO fesus, lyana IS fenny,ania
held a. 81; GeOrgeO~u.G -
ORalN->sles 1900 bushels Maryland yellow Corn at 81
oeIt Loco do Northern al So ns,.ur. ioo o
White Delaware, light, at 81 mess Nc ssle, Rye-hel1
cfu are held ATS. "
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CLOTH STORE.-Wuson G. Hunt 4

" Co. 80 Pearsirrei. corner OF Chatham have nov
hand. sDl arr daily receiving, iar-r supply q
CLOTHS, tA>>I MtRE~ VISITING
AM ~ BiNER GOODS,
nj the fsp,i desirable STYLES, together th large as>0r'
ueut OF Goofs suitable for Merchant Taor AMI C0'i -.
quantities 10 parcslsers chap ca,h
suurpye,i credit mi4 Inns.
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ID ETRENCHMENT! Retrenchment

IL he order Of The day. AMI IN these peculiar times
as.ds every 10 baud look well 20 their purchases
DINGMhN, BODINE \ CO,
sol Gand,rsei OF Orchard
Would us remind the Public DO sr- IN want OF Dry Good.
TIA n consequence Of their purchasing Tor All x ,vey
they arr enabled hold out great Inducements especially
a. regards Richness Variety and Prices They invite tbs
Ladies call and examine for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere. NEW GOODS.
leases French Lawns. from I. to ,. Gu
? Baivorenes, desirable goods case Fouarl >ahs.
Ceylon Ma,ins, veiy cheap.
10 super English Priai, from ls,o2,
Taiclon MIsIs, splendid goods,
Moussel.ne de Lane, from Is Gil 10 ,. 81.
30 Psraso', very cheap
SHAwLS
10 boxes SIX shawls, embracing Satin Danask plain and
figured, POI de Sol. ChcIe, Go Grain. Changeabe.
very heavy. CLene Long Shaw, Gro Ora do, Satin
Boriered and Ho Long >ha~ls. 100 Plain and En-
brodered De Lainc, Fancy &c.
>ILk>-SILk>
large stock Of .esonahle Figured sks, embracing every
style. from 4 sd IN o.
% piece, beautiful blue black figured.
p plain black and blue black, from IS cd to 81.
plain mode cOor>-
p Tareion slks tor Bonnet,; also Gro de Naples,
Gro DE France Devantiues San.. Snchews, Plaid, 81.
BoMBAZINES AND MOURNING GOODS.
"a piece, black and buehl.ck Bombazne. irDm g. 81
cases black aud lead and back and white Lawns, Mourn
inr De LANES Grapes. e..
PRINTS-PRINTS.
70 .o0 ward, Calico from 81 to la variety unequaled.
DOMESTlC>.
10 case, bleached Long Cloths, from otto i.
IS bales unbleached - from 81 to lad.
Tickincs Chintze> colored Cambrics, >heetngs &c.
GAMBROONS AND SUMNER sTUFFs.
2 cases Gsmhroons. from p 20 s..
French Linens. Drll, Jeans Drah dc Fie Cambels.
All Paclas, Mar,eiles and Valencia Nestngs
Also
0o,es Hosiery. Lace, Jsconets. Mus Camhrc' figured,
striped, checked and psln-all very cheap.
DINGMiN, BODfNE co,
IL on c.r 40
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r Franklin G,yccuu,.-

T FrRnkIin tyCcWni.-The LYceum vii me- {
THURSDAY evening, June H. Laf past o'c ock, at th
Columbian Hall Xj Grand-st The exercises Will consist Of
Lecture Phrrnoogy,' by JANIS REFS, Ed, and re
discussion OF the bn A." The Suffrage Party Of Rhode
Island jusilhable in tie COR they ave adopted"
Ladies and genilcslen RESPECTFULLY invited u attend.
je2lt r. H. HUDSON, Secretary.
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y Richard Adam. Eockc's Celebrated Lec,ui.

OF MAGNETISM and ASTRONOMY, reported for The Trb
nne, published IN pamphlet and for sale at this Of
hee' fuce .. CENTS or 50 cents per dozen
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WILLOWS mournfulIv

w wave over he gave. Of thousands VIM nov nigh.
an at the csi circles and asner Joy n the bear of
,.lsyes and trend, Whose eyes night sparkle with
pea.gr~ and cheek, bloom tb The nDse, OF health,
lawn, F.reciorani had been timely adm nsterrd them.
Bat thy neglected the oay rrinesy whh eond th.-n
fr Con. lnpton Asthma, ami ot.f kiadr~d Diseases ssd
they down and dlri uDer tAer q cion. let DE ly.
M take warning and Immediately cons~rce the u.~ 81
t. plea sant anil r-iney ior every pulmonary is-
ea.e Prepared only by d. ID. Jayne ~ south sree Pbi
ndelphs.
sid By he agents A. y. s ID. Sands, Dmgg.s,.
FULTON st corner of Gold l. lDD Fulton Il 2J Bnsi
East Brosdway.-Prce 500. miL
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CLOTHING. o Chatham .treet-Per.

~ in want OF good Clothing and ,hing u .aN.
l- th.,~ hard tunes. would DO veil To- call al VILLA"
DDLSF\'> now >fpr-. No. ~ Chatham STREET aH -
h., stock IT ready made tl1tii1g. beiofr pu' 100
IT, prce. 80
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NEWS FROM DOWN EAST.-From

! respeciaDe Nerchsnt Of EastIoFt W. huF' TO-
1911.
Doetsr JaD< Please IN s~nd me large supply Of your
valuable medcaes, particularly OF ibe ttpeenrsnt "
nave great demand for them 10 The Bpush FroF1nc's
,is,n ,,,u Wipa..,r (Prsvnoe si New Bruns~ick)
"a. passing through here his way 70 bssion TO get
cured ri Bronchitis when recomhendeu 20 h,ni ycof ~
,.-toraut IL I'D ueedful TOR nm AMI Or returned
y ~ s,.c,v cured JoHs BEcx,oRl
T. EnpeciorsBt has brsugLt one man To he here after
A piy.,r,n had gwen him up, aD he had taken u0tfisg
o. ,bre. dsv. ~ complaint was called Consumption
nn.oed 10 call ard hiR a very distressed s.us.
,,on r.cpmmf nded his wife Try tie ExpeCJorznt
Thin. NJ that i might give hlm and hs would
s,pre less agony. bu' he oyered right away Tie
D.sct0r- blew gp. Yours SO 100 haste J. BEckyOkD.
Prepared only By D. ID. Jane. ~ south Third-.l rls.
ieiphs Sold by the agents by the quality retail
No - FultOn. corner Of GOld>t; o1 FuiuOn rs
Z roa i.yay; u East Broadway. Price 81.
myl0 I'M. Al. ID. SANDS, Druggist.
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, T,,. Crcnt Commission.

Church consiiacd and cha ged 10 coHN' ' Of Oh.
WorJd: by the Rev John Harris d. D. frt'r, % ~ ~.
Lunt College author OF Mdmmon. 'Grea, ied0u.', -
with an Essay by Nm. X. Williams d. as ~ ~ al.
80, Chur,b \ew-York-Ths Day Published ana io sa'e
law DAYTON NEWMAN, cor. Fulton ana Nas>iu', -.
Also. jusi rcccived-Gro~th IN Grace from 'He ''7
OF Edwards and James III, ,,-e
Iha GnkIrn Crn.er fron ihe wriings Of Harr~ NV
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ITUTTYFRY GOOps-STEVENs

G.GRUNiN. A. Beaver street. ie0O door. from Pear
.r,, N~N-Y0rk. uuld r..r-f.giv invite merchants arr
nln1r, visiting TIE CITY all ansl cxsmn~ they sock .
VI llnery anil >A Go.rI> thei. Stock entirely NJ"
ant been selected the utmost iasn, entrf,c
ih@ market ~ariy thy have Lad the 10 AFT II FIRST 81
IECTlDN> foJn he importer, snf AUCTIONS. aDi a'int
bought their goods ipr can. they s~se hey can onrr ~
sGy ~, cheapest bot thu t>i s-rc- -.>Jrtn-nt 81 sF
10 er e. ~ ound IN he city. II = Their ni.n,on
keep constai.v hand goot- III mor tsinn@de kHH
ant 30 hu-nis>- To- CASH y VI. relieving va
ran uaAe oh..t o, fip-e wanting gopds ~ rr IN
o parol ~ tAr,a .n.,t ut ur Cft- house, Ify rs
entirely te cheaTUess u TIER Eprs i parpu~s. iL'J
attend he arctnn ga. regularly AID % get ~lne grea.
barrsl. Shch ey IA s- q ~ y ~ s,., r.., -,
Cal and S'b'ENs "iSc NAN
Z " ~rEyESs,
g. F. sRUsaS nv p''
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To Observation-Disclosures vii

II TO ashInX fOniRns.--Ihe WI De a
special NEE ting OF the Washington Temperance Ben,yG
lent Society after the regular Experience Meeting which
tak' place at Washington Temperance Hall Ills etening
ele ? To con-der tie pOprictv of sending delegates
the state Convention called az tea on thu 9Th inst
The Officers and NcTber, Of iuHl'ares also request
ed 10 attend. By order Of the Standing Committee,
l. u. H. SANDS, chairman.
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with several hundred Fine Engraving Just published and
for sale at No 10 Nassau->treet, Ne~-Nork esllei
BIBLE BIOGRAPHY; or, the Lives and Characters OF
the principal parsonage, recorded IN the sacred Scriptures
practcaIv adapted ;he of youth and
lamile>; together with Append containing Thirty Dis
..riaion. the Evidence, Of Divine Recreation, from
Tmp>On's Key the Bible; being complete summary Of
Biblical Knowledge, carefully condensed and compiled
rom Scott Doddridge. Gill Patrick. Adam Clarke Pool
Inwth Horne all. stowe. Robinson. and eminent
ulent VI ter The Scriptures; embeli'hed wtn >EvrEAL
HuxDRED tNGRAyISGs on WOOD, Illustrative OF scripture
Scenes, Manners Customs, &c.
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AUCTION SALES.
l,si al kclaf'is. Nucuone--
10y BANGS, RICHARDS 4 PIATT.
IL Or, - Rrosc~av
NkDNE>DN MORNING -

SAB % 30 AyiNntEs a H,TrEEs lsArnss N, 40,
,tor, >hsef,. OF Maroa. hsseA ani cream 80,
tr lartc. irrs 90 tsv oi >sr
II k>DAl wED\E>DkA ~ tNI\SS, June IA "a
Al :. o'clocs
trttr San 90 R,sE oLD k>eLlsH Books. Beng q
valuable cousig meai received irm urOpe cmpr snx
upward ot ~ voiuH.ss usny ~ hen OF sniauay
sni aue, ecldne works lie early history OF Ansri.
a. NAarN tngus-tisg Heradry, Bolsny. Old Class
= cIriou, Cd haskeucr Vopm->. tsTly Voyage and
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