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phia, of the best materials and the Saddery Hard- is of direct importation.
 The following comprises in part he assoriment:- Saddles and Brides, of every variety of style, BrI- dIe Filings Mdrlngales. Saddle Bags of all kinds Whips, Coach, Gig, Dearborn Wagon and Dray Harness, Skiring, Harness. Birdie and Band Lealh- er G in Bands, assorted sizes, Plough Brides, Col lars, Flames, Trunks, Top Hides, Morocco, Calf and Hog Skins, Curb and Snaffle Bits, Spurs, Buckles. Saddle Trees. of all kinds, Varnish Coach Trim. mings, &c 8c. A large assortment of Sadders Tools.
 He invites purchasers to call and examine and com pare his goods and prices with those of other esIab lshments, before purchasing elsewhere.
 nov28 24Scmo 5. BOULLEMET.
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K ETCHUP-Tomaio, Walnut and Mushroom IN of fine favour, in store and for sale by
 r21 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM.
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PlO COFFEE-200 sacks just received, in N store and for sale by
 my3l BEERS & SMITH. RAGGING-5O pieces low priced, landing and AB for sale by
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NAVY BREAD-2O bbls fresh and best quality, ' for sale very low by
 my24 c. A. GILBERT X BRO., 50 Com-st NORN-ls0O sacks in store and landing this V morning, fer sale low by
 ie3 c. A. GILBERT & BRO., 50 Com-st.
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VINEGAR-10 bbls Cider Vinegar in and for sale by
 y29m WHITAKER & SAMPSON, 20 Conti st
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~ UNS and MILITARY GOoDS-A first rate M assortment on hand of double barrel Guns for birding and deer hunlIng-the best in the city and at tower prces. Also, fine Rifles, from s25 to s5o each. Also, d good assortment of Military Goods of every description, for sale at low prices.
 n,6 JAMES COMING, 12 Dauphln-st
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TNSURANCE-Ths Protection hsurance Com panv. of Hartford, Connecticut, continue to take Fire Marine and River risks, on as favorable terms -as any other office in the City. They will insure ra,ne or br,ck buildings and he,r contents in Mobile " E.C. CENTER & co.
 a5 Corner of Commerce & Conti sts'
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rRAY's PATENT OINTMENT, for the cure OE oi Piles, Ulcers, etc.-The increasing demand for this inva uable Ointment is sufficient test ofiis value. For the cure of Ulcers oflong standing this article has no equal. A fresh supply of the above just received at the Apothecaries' Hall and at No 35 Government street, 3 doors below Royal.
 myI7 NORTH CO.,, Druggists and Chemists DRAGGING AND ROPE-25O pieces Mavsville ID and Louisville Power Loom Bagging; $50 do Hand Loom do 800 coils Kentucky Rope, landing and in store, for sale by
 api1 F. w. McCOY CO.
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OUTER AND CHEESE-5o kegs fresh new D Butter; 50 bxs superior new Cheese fece"e' yes,erda, for sale by ,o,ypsco
 ie5 MARSHALL, KoWb oo,
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AGENCY OF I'll E MUTUAL SAFETY iSs. Co. .- Mobiie 22nd Jan. lS45. {

seq Mobile, 22nd Jan. l845 ] DRINTED Certificates of Insurance on tette II shsa are issued from this AGENCY on Marine Risks for Cotton hence for Nor,herh ports and Eu- rope with an order the President of the Company in New Y ork, for such sums amount AS may m case of loss become due, in the same as fl separate Policy had been issued at the office in New York. ROBERT s. BUNKER, Agent,
 corner of Royal and St. Francis-s's.,
 iau22 45tf up Stairs.
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M OLASSES-50 bbIs fist quality in cypress lsE bbls for sale by
 my27 IJONES.
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DUTTER-2a 6tkins Goshen, landing from ID brig Republic and for sale by
 WRIGHTA CUNNINGHAM, my2I Grocers, 53 Dauphin st
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TNDEN PARK MILL POWDER-The under
 E signed have been appointed agents for above we'll known Pow der, and will be constantly supplied with the different qualities. | iel4 F. w. MCCOY & co.
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nRUGS AND MEDICINES-The subscriber
 J has on hand and will constantly keep, full supply of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfume ry, Brushes, Sc which he will sell at low prices
 ana T. WALSH. Drug gsI, 36 Royal-st
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SGNARRANT'S Cordial Elixir of Turkey Rheu- h barb, for the of Dyspepsia or indigestion, Bilious and Nervous Head-acle Constipation, Gout,
 Diarrsee Rheumatism, Flatulency, Gravel, Sc. just received and for sale by
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(1ASES COLLARS AND CHEMIZETrS- V DANIELS & BRADY have just opened great
 variety of Embroideries amongst which vii be ionnd | ze,ts, sc &c., my2l
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nIL and CANDLES-l50 boxes New Bedford OI Sperm Candles, 20 1 casks Sperm Oil, for sale 10 close consignment by
 my6 HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND.
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sugar cured canvassed aud und III cayassed, just received and for sale by
 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM, myI6 Grocers, 5S Dauphin st
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DUGGY WAGON-One very fine made light ID trotting Buggy Wagon, without top' Tor sale low to close consignment by -
 my29 si& 'oNEo' CHLORIDE OF LIME-A supply of pure V Chloride of Lime, received per bark Reform and for sale by
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ID OCKAWAY AND BUGGY WAGONS AC 4 very superior made Rockaway and Buggy Wagons, with or without tops, for sale low by
 m,l2 SI&I II JONES.
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DANAMA and Leghorn Hats, just receIved per
 II brg Republic and for sale by W. H. & H F. CRAWFORD,
 myl3uw IT Dauphin-st ALIVE OII.-20 baskets, new crop, just received V and for sale by HAVILAND, CLARK CO., myl6 40 and 47 "aleIe'
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CORN-S00 sacks best Western white, landing V this morning from steamboat Montezuma. and will be sold low from the wharf hy
 myl2 CA GILBERT & BRO. 50 Com st
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l.f aisat 6ifJa.tttF- n.a1 tts#
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A LMONDS and ANCHOVIES-60 sacks sofl "A shelled Almonds, 50 kegs Anvhovies, received Ter Spanish br,g Prura from Barcelona and for sale
 my7 by ESLAVA, MURREiL co.
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Insurance Against Fire.
 sINHE subscribers, Agents for the Contribution ln-
 surance Company of New York, continue to take risks on Buildings. Merchandise. Cotton in store an on board Steamboais, at the lowest rates pfpremlum. This Is an old established Company. with capi- al of S3O0 900 paid in
 mh27 HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND. Agents TNSURANCE-TheA Augusta Insurance and Bank liup Company of Augusta Georgia, continue to take FIRE. MARINE and RIVER risks on the most favorable terms.
 Insurance may be had on Frame or Brick Build in2s, Merchandise, Prodnce, &c m any part of the .c;sy or ;,s v;e;nj,v' l. C. Dt BOSE, Agent,
 nn.,SE S9 Water street.
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nlCKSON'S PRACTICE OF MEDICINE D Just received and for sale by
 M CJiMWAIT E co

J.M SUMWALT & co,
 Booksellers and Statiomers, 36 Dauphn st Practice oi Medicne-By Sam'l Henry Dick son, M D., Professor of the Institutes and Practice of Medicine in the Medical College of South Caro- lima, 2 vols. 8vo.
 This is the only work on the Practice of Medi- cine, which has been published by Southern Prac: tiiIoner. and has long been wanted by the Medical Profession in the Southern States.
 O. J. NJ SUMwALT & Co.,, have always on hand large assortment oi Medical Works. e5
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ID ECEIVING per bark Reform, Boys Panama lC and Leghorn Hats; also, new style of ln- ant's Leghorn Hats, elegantly trimmed, for sale low
 by w. H. & H. F. CRAWFORD,
 my29Kw r Dauphin street
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1T EECHES LEECHES :! LEECIlES !!
 A-We have just received per bark Reform, d large ol of superior Leeches, fresh importation, tor sale a: the Apothecaries' Hall by my2S NORTH & co Druggist and Chemists
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NOkN-5eo snohs fine white Corn in first rate sI order, for sale by
 my27 SI&II JONES.
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c UNDRIES- S 10 ffrkins choice Goshen Butter
 50 boxes Calgate and Williams' Soap 15 cases Pickles. 20 bxs Soda Biscuit
 Extra fine Green Teas, kaslns in l bxs Mackerel in bbls, and 1 do Stuarls Sugar House Moas,es
 Loaf and Crushed Sugar, Dried Beef, &c. land ing from brig Morea and for sale by WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM, jel0 Grocers, 5S Dauphn street.
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an OIIn TRABUCO CIGARS-2O0 bbls SU,OOU Old Rye Whiskey; casks Dupuy Brandy; 2 casks Spring SiraIned Oil, in store and for sale by
 my23 BEERS & SMITH.
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FIRE hND TUNHE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMlPA- Il NY of HARTFORD, CONN continue to insure buildings of Brick Wood and their contents, in the city of Mobile and its vicnites, against loss or damage by fire. Also to take marine and river rIsks the most favorable terms.
 The Agent of this Company has full power and authority to adjust and pay all losses that may occur, as soon as the requisite proof of the is subm- ted to him, without reference of the claim to the oi- flee in Hartford. which gives the agency all the ad- vantages of local institution, in settling losses with pr0mptnsss. JON. .. RYAN, Agent,
 oct2l St. Michael st.
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iFTELL'S LIVING AGE-Pafl IF IS receV- IA ed and subscribers will please call for them at 28 Dauphin street.
 Also, extra Sets, commencing with January. Persons wishing to subcribe, will please leave their names with
 m, ,29 $. W. ALLEN. Bookseller and Stationer. TWIN PLATE l-3 CROSS--l0O plate and square 1 Tin; Roofing Tin. Sxl4 and 14x2O; banca Tin; sheet Zinc; BraAer's Copper, 3Ox60, 10 10 60 pd. sheets; Sheering Copper, various sIzes; Sheet Iron; Wire and black and trIned Rives, m and for sale by
 mxIh E, c, CENTER & CO.
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Snuthern !Africn.
CAFE Town. (Cape OF Good Hope3 Sept. E. ls45.
Cnr-esuondence OF The SUI

Cor-espondeuce OF The Sun
Nothin. Of peculiar interest has transpired here OF
late, except an instance OF : annexation The set
Element OF Por, Nau.l. on the East coast of Africa
hes lately. By her Majestys letters patent, been an
DezeG TO this colony. II Is settlement which has
been OCCUPIED BY the Dutch Beers" or farmers
for the last few wears the Beers having LEI; this
COLONY ia state OF nsurreciion and insurgency and
settled in the vicinity OF Natal. where they have
amused themselves BY constantly hara=sinE the I'M
projected native tribes with whom the irish Gov.
ernneat are in treaty The evil has quite lately be-
come and the natives have CON
seGuenlly been very csmorous IN their requests 10
our Government for their long promised assistance
The British troops have lately had some severe
brushes with the Beers. who We're well armed and
supplied with all sorts OF military stores and amount
ed 10 nearly 2OO0 1.-THE instruction if il may be
called such has been completely queled by the entire
defeat of the insurgents aud the execution Of the
ringeade-s and principal Offenders The farmers
have also been forced 10 quit their well fortified SET
,en. in the vicinity OF Natal and the British have
established themselves there. Since the occupation
of the place the inhabitants there, well as those in
this colony have been very clamorous for the estab
lishnent of q Civil Government, which has accord
insly been effected by the appointment OF Cover
nor and Recorder and the filing up by them OF al
the necessary subordinate Offices entirely b. persons
resident in Southern Africa. As a matter of course,
great numbers of emgrants are hocking from this
comparatively civilized and more thicky populated
region 10 occupy the new country. aad already is
the country rapidly becoming populated Ii is
mos, beautiful region, according to the accounts Of
travellers and the soil is exceeding rich, being capa
bic OF producing almost every variety of tropical
fruit and the growth and even expectation OF cotton
has already begun in small quantities. and both soil
and climate appear to be in the highest degree
adapted TO tie growth Of that useful and valuable
commodity There is another subject which good
deal interests the minds OF parties here, and that is
the expulsion from Madagascar by the Queens
Government, of all the European inhabitants who
have taken refuge in Maurius. Our information is
yet in 4 very imperfect state bat the difficulties APP
pear to have been accompanied by much loss of life
both to the Europeans and natives Two or three
men of war have been ordered from this station to
the scene OF hostility The public mind is considera
bly, excited by an act adopted by the Colonial Gov
ernment with the sanction of the Home Govern
men,, raising the duty on foreign spirits from Id
sterling per gallon to Is. per gallon. Its hoped
however, that the measure may do good By ultim
alely improving the quality Of the Cape brandies.
Yours truly. /. NJ. Il.
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BARTINE's LOTION.

Notice 10 Strangers ana IitlZtls
fINEls GREAT REMEDY for Rheui ratsm, Spraln5 Cuts,
Bruises, Wounds OF every description pains III lhe
back ard Ions, throat ring worm ard AL
erptons OF skim and agGe. crunp IN the sto-
mac headache, the established iavorites among
medicines effect III any OF the above cases.
anu uuuteress others o the like nature such oeias me
fact ony ssay say that 1t can be md LAT 10 cents
u-r bor,e} OF the pruprIe,ors, :. BARflNE CO AT
their principal Depot SIS Broadway, and at The following
places IN his city D. Neseyst 81 Parkkow o8 Nassau
A. l7a Grand ST $50 Bowcryi Rnbinents
Baths Vauxhall Garden Park Row aud Beekman-s.;
Bowery and Bivingon.sL; Wall and Nassau SIS cor
Broadway and Fulton-sL avenue, l3h.st kipp
Brown Chelsea and others Also in nearly all the prl
cpu cities and towns throughout the UnlIed States.
oI6I
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dare to SAY and believe She has found in nae suppOrt

dare TO say and believe she has found in support
md consolation
We have spoken of the peculiarities in Alters
physical condition. These naturally led him to seek
soace in violent exercise, and as in the case OF
Beckiord and Byron horses were his beat friends In
the hour OF danger This sort OF man is the modern
Achilles, the tanner OF horses" In what degree
the health of Alferi was improved and his sym
pathies awakened by the society and care OF these
noble animals is very evident. Almost al persons
perhaps all ha, are in natural state, need 10 stand
in patrarchal relations with the animals most cor
respondent with their character We have the
highest rcspec, for this instinct and belief nthe good
it brings if understood it would be cherished, not
ridiculed. But these subjects are boundless We
must postpone what we had 10 say OF Dante TO
the next occasion.
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.,R Hydropnthic observation-disclosures T. Dexter,
M d. has established Hydropathc Institution Tor the
Treatment OF disease upon the cold system a. the cen
tTe. and pleasant village OF AorrsIown " j. The efficacy
OF cold sier u The prevention and OF disease Is no"
generally admitted and in many parts U: Europe and our
Country II has suspended The OF drugs and net.
cre- In both acute anc chronic diseases such levers,
rheumatism. govt paralysis scroua, spinal diseases, I'm
Guiding curvaureS and csIooHs dyspepsia and host OF
IL winch Is hei! the action OF cold rapid and
permanent Al once selzng upon the OF disease, il
CUc-s greatly The amount OF human misery and suffering
produces ra:cal cure c: disease when other and
treatments have slet Ia the graphic language Bu~er
under the cold treatment leavrs body
lis instructive tendency, which IS Away, towards
cOvery. series OF reaction commences and the
stIton is only amended il undergoes change" Dr.
Dexter has recently returned from Europe ana has made his
extensive OF baths &c after The plan vi Press
niz himself II will be the ain OF the proprietor while he
oilers nvalids the OF relief from disease, give
them also the comfort and corvenences .! home. Nor
is delightfully."- situated surrounded a sides with
the aids and appliances which will give effect IN carrying
the cold The Morris and Essex Rail-
road terminates short distance from the Institution and
Carriages ready al Tines convey patients 10 and
rom the est;tfl'i hiIenL OILS I'm
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u Printing Press, Engine and Machine NaEGfsc'
a Gold y fOrErhe subscribers continue 10 manu-
Printing Presses and evey article a2perainug 10
com9lete PTainz and Binding establishment Also, Se4
Engines oG three twenty-five horse power Dies Aol
Fly Lever and Drop Presses Tor eweer, hnc s!!yrr
sm,ns Circular Saws, Msndrells, Screw Cutting, Mill
Gearing and machinery OF every description al reiu
c-d prices.
" B-Particusr attention given both day and might 10
iobbnE. IuS lml HARRISON i LAYTON.
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socks.
VALUABLE NEW WORKS.

HENRY NJ. oNDERDONK, & co. have in press and
Ii Will issue about the 18th Of November the first No. OF
the complete works OF BISHOP HORN, with sketch Of
his life by Rev. VIM Jones, OF Maryland This most va
able Theological work, II is the intention OF The publishers
get up superior style upon good paper, and with
type. The numbers VIII be issued semi-monhy, AT %
each royal 9vo Persons Of the City wishing
subscribe, b. sending their will have tie Ncs Iegu
larry sent 10 iiem they appear
II " Co will also issue The 18th inst. the follow.
ing valuable series If works, viz
/. Leslie on Deism, and West the Resurrection
Price Is cts.
II. Sumner on Apostolic Preaching Scots.
Ill. JEWELS Apology 62t cts
". Wakes Apostolic Ftrner5 g.! cts
V. Gibson Letters and Horn on lnhdelity. 81 CTS,
VI. Sherock's DiscOurses. 20 cls.
VII Sumner Matthew and Mark. 80 cts.
VII ana TX. Works on Epscopacy. 81.
Jebb's kempis. 20 cs.
NJ lsaac Wa,oas Lives. 30 cts
MI. Burnetts Live.. 30 cts
The works bound uniformly in muslin with gill backs
and average $50 PIP. EACH Emo.
In Il few days They will issue
Private Devotions or the Young, SO. l6mo. so cts.
Dr. Sherwoods Sermon preached al tie opening THE N
Y. Convention.
History OF the Episcopal Churches No.6
HENRY ". ONDERDONK CO.
10 St seod 3to-eod 2 Iuhn-st.
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GIVE BAID-HEADED."-Lo your hair lis
i falling ou. turning grey! Is there dandnh IN
the root! Try WYETH's CREAa OF LILIES, csieoraIed
for 10 yenrs for the establishment and growth Of the hair
prevents its falling OF turning grey and Is unequeied
for line soil=lior real false curs CO Ladies' Il
Eo- anil. by j O. FAY lS6 FulIou-s.ree;, (Lemp S:ore)
SIM Ruildiny " Y. P-ic-. - Tvs f'n@of
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IF The Annual Election for DI

II The Annual Election Tor Directors o. 'le how
s1 Insurance CompsEy vii be held a. tns Office oi said
Company No Go WsEst Monday, lst December, is+5.
commencing r. = srd closing nj ? ~
Mi tltec LEWIS PHILLIPS, Sec'y.
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LIRE-PKOOE saIamandsI sass:-Ltls ws!.Anown

EIRE-PkUUE SalamaDder SaleS.-lt Is we!-Ano"n
fact that 10 Safe previous the great FIRE VI December
1885, had been invented capable OF resisting the heal usually
which however Inc g:ea, aud valuable discovery OF the
Salarnander SAT, nede and mas been patented by
Wilder, and h 10 manufacture and sell II this Ststc
purchased BY the subscriber.
The triumphant results In he burning Of the
Buildings and Inc great conhagraon Of July, 1872 In
this civ and others equally satisfactory has induced others
10 make AID ODER Tor article called Improved Saa
uunde Safes in violation of the patent law, and for which
suits have been commenced against the nanuactorS anu
agents. and should they fail respond TO the injury done 70
The Pstentee suits will be extended 10 tne purchasers sno
those having them in use, they being equally liable: see
S. C. HERRING, 1883 Waier.sL
NB-Gayor's Deauo's, SCOTS, and other secondhand
Chests for sale &, one-,hird OF the rigiual cost
few Saamander Safes made in imitation OF the genuine
can be seen and compared with the real article aud VIII De
.oa low, oil lmdLW
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g MOTHERS AND NURSES"-l; you wonld use
IVA "Dr Eyans' G. ieb ratsd Soothing Syrup" your Elo
babe, would avoid very aciing and distressing
often fatal eonvusions The gums swell me eha Is Is
seized with frequent OF crying reIchlngs starting IN me
sleep and spasns of peculiar parts shreks WIN vl0eace
puts It's fingers mouth Sc Sold by j. u ooie
81 i - rsnt. jyl2 6meod
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For Inc lrloune
Foreign ConsuIs-Lester,s New Work.


Foreign Consuls-Lester's New Work.
merely wish 10 all your attention to that portion of
Mr. Testers Book which is devoted 10 the discussion OF
the Consular System
This is subject deserving the deliberate consideration
of every truehearted American. Mr. Lester, who Is
ouanted with its defects from the fact Of his having
during the three years last past administered the United
States Consulate Genoa, clearly points out its mper
ccons and the disadvantages naturally and unavoidaby
resulting taereiron, i'll national point OF view; uG!cat
Ing wherein II may be improved by thorough revision
OF The whole system and at the time dcprccans
with an and truly American feeling the hitherto
iupoi,ic practice OF Government in appointing
10 reurcsen, us IL foreign countries who not
yer intend 10 become American citizens. No American
who has been abroad and especially visited The interest
ing regions OF the Levant where our Consuates have a.
most entirely been conded TO the hands Of Foreigners
GENERALLY broken down, renegade Englshmen-men,
Sometimes driven by crime from their own country
often despsed in the land of their adoption and
feeling the slightest sympathy for ours. can peruse as
work without being deeply impressed with Inc business
of our authors position IN relation to the SUBJECT or
without responding hearty and patriotic Amen TO al he
SAYS Gladly would enrich our columns with eX
tracts from this interesting producnon-and elaborate
our remarks-Gid time and space permit We commend
il 10 the careful perusa OF ali readers, Tor TO a u
contains matters OF the deepcs: interest ANERiciN
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SCHOOL BOOKS

SCHOOL BOOKS.
r1IHE subscribers keep constantly on hand complete as
sornent School Books for sale hi the lowest prices
Also Copy Books made OF superne paper States and Slate
Pencils Ink and Inssand5 Lead Pencils, Steel Pens r.
ting Paper aud every description oi School Stationery OF
superior quality, for sale cheap by
81 JANSEN BELL. l5s Nasssu-st
A LNIANACs.-The trade supplied With ALnsnacs al
~ the prices manufacturing The Tribune office aus
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AGENTS. For THE

W Chemical Bnlsani, or Hair InyigOrnt0r-
remedy for all Diseases Incidental 10 the HBIr and its
restorative IN all where badness is not beyond the
reach of art Prepared solely by
.ieent,-O. Fish Co. Washington, D. c.; Aver Phe-
Ian 70 Brosd-st Columbus; Ga futile corner Of Tenth
and Chestnut sts. Philsde pha II. Rc, OF Court
aud Howard SIS Boston B. Lockrow "a Besverst.
Albany C. B. Brewer. No los Fnlton,st Brooklyn; M s.
Fletcher, Marebon, Ulster Co N Tousey, Syracuse,
~ Gurney's Premium Dnguerrinn Gallery
ls9 Broadway Ncw-YCrk.-Pictures taken this esab
shnent are not excellei in this country say mis-
rous patrons The public respectfully invited 10 call and
jud ge for themselves. OF Sm'
~ Commissioner OF Deeds.-Wm b. Griswo.d,
Commissioner OF Deeds, be found from A NJ to p
III. al No / City Hall. in the fars o2S I'm
J. u. wheeler, Attorney and Counselor at
Law ana Commissioners OF Deeis, &c. viii attend In the
Resdr Of a1i-aAny Hall I'll hours OF the d.y
anu syonicg. Di- o-E