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Died.
On Monday, Aug. slst, WILLIAM O'BnIEr, aged IS

Died.
On Monday, Aug. slst, WILLIAM oBnrEr, aged rs
His friends and acquanances and those Of his sons
William, john and Robert and his sonsinlaw Robert
Pardow and VIM M. Lummis, invited to attend his
funeral this afternoon at halfpas o'clock from his late
residence No 433 Broome street.
The friends and acquainances of DAVID HEwLxrT are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from 1879 He's
ter street. between Christie street and Bowery at half
past 10 o'clock this morning. without further invitation
At Brooklyn. Sept LIST, RACHEL ISABEL daughter of
John and Elizabeth Green
The friends of the family and the members of Salem
Division No. &c. s. of t. Nassau Lodge No 49, and Salem
Encampment No T. l. D. of o. FL also, the members Of
Constitution Co No T. are respectfully invited to attend
her funeral this afternoon at halpast o'clock from
the corner of Nassau and Jackson streets Brooklyn
On Tuesday evening LIST inst. after protracted i'll.
ness and in the full hope OF blessed immortality Sarah
ANN eldest daughter Of Mr. Samuel Winterton aged %
years, months and IL days.
The friends and acquantances of the family
spectfuy invited to attend her funeral from the resi-
dence Their father l66 Canal street. Thursday after.
noon, Sd inst at half-past o'clock.
At Taunton 18th ul Mrs ExPERIENcE, eonsort of the
late Luther Reading aged % years.
AZ Mddieborough. 18th inst, Mrs SARAH, wife Of the
late Lieut. VIM Haskins, of Taunton, aged Sc years
At Peterborough N H., Mr. SAMUEL EDEs, 50 years
months, native OF Needman Mass.
AT ryringham It'll uIt, Mrs. Lucy, relict Of the late
Joseph Buell. Of Grea Darlington, aged 80 years.
At Newbern, s. C., on Sunday, 23d ult, ADRIAN II. VAN
soKxELrN ESQ in the 6lst year Of his age-formerly
In South Carolina, on the 25th ut ROBERT MELVIN
ESQ., the democratic Senator from Baden Columbus and
Brunsw OK counties He died of bilious fever, on Wed
nesday last in the midst Of the congratulations of his
friends upon his recent election to his former seat
In st Charles county, Va, on the 18th ul, Mr. JoKA.
THAN BsYAS eged 81 years. He born in North Ca
rolina his mother was sister to Daniel Boone, and it'll
him in early life he of the first settlers Of
lucky where he participated in the pers
of the settlement of that country He removed Mis-
souri, a. ago, during the time the Spansrds owned
the country and has since been citizen of this
rltory and State.
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The Native Candidate.

HYDE PARK, Duchess Co., Sept Isl, 1876.
To THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YozK HERALD -
DEAR SIR My attention has been called to an
alncle IN your yssseiasy PaPeI IN which my
the Native American party in the Second Senate
rial District, at the ensuing election. AS my de
termination TO decline any and all nominations j,
well known to the leaders OF that party, am a
loss 10 divine in what way the report could hav'
originated; and as it may mislead some, tax
this earliest opportunity OF contradctng il in toto
Although warmly attached TO the principles of tht
Native American party, anu confident that the,
will, ere long, receive the support of the grea
mass of the American people, cannot think ths
the use Of my name can mt present advance th'
interests of that party, or contribute in the sigh
est degree to its success. As your Journal Is th'
first, and so far as know the only one, to CAV,
currency to the report. you will oblige me mucl
by publishing this contradiction Of il in your mex
paper. Your obedent servant,
AUG. T. CowMAN
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE,
TELEGRAPHIC.

WASHINGTON, Sept. I, 1876.
We have received New Orleans papers of the
18th ultimo.
Upon the appearance OF the steamer Arab, off
Vera Cruz, Commodore Conner repaired ON board
the Princeton, when an attempt was made to in
tercept the Arab, but the morning was calm, and
she slipped into port without hindrance Opin-
ions differ as to the intentions of the Commodore
towards Santa Anna, some believing he had no
desire TO intercept him.
Santa Anna brought letter of Introduction
from the U. 5. Consul at Havana, Mr.. Campbell,
and box OF fine segars for the Commodore. The
letter announcing the foregoing urges, "a scan
dalous shame" the advance of Gen. Taylor's ar
my while the revolution is going on in Vera Cruz
and Mexico. The Mexican papers are ridiculng
the failure of our squadron TO take Alvarado -
Great complaint was made because Alvarado was
not fortified, that the war vessels could not slip
out and in at that port
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FELIX.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 81. ls4!

BALTIMORE, Aug. 81, 1916.
Hot, Hotter, Hottsn-Militia Parade Quashed-Oppssi
tion Line TO Philadelphia Chesapeake and Deawars
Canal Company -TAeatricais, &c.
The last day of August has arrived and from present.
Indications think that the excessive heat of summer
will continue through the first fall month. Yesterday
most oppressive day and day will not DO less co.
Tho MaorG General of tho militia Of Maryland finding
that he had at his command but six hundred muskets
arm a force of twelve hundred men, has wisely con-
cluded to postpone indefinitely the muster and drill Of
his vast legion This will spoil the sport anticipated by
grand display Of na Steamboat Sosr Vas Be-.
ing converted into cannon, banners and flags made,
and all the other appropriate ceferds for fun and roc
arranged However, the enrolment has had the good
effect of stirring the military spirit OF the state hav-
ing caused the creation OF numerous new companies and
the filling up Of numbers in the old ones to an unpara
There are now three lines oftravci between this city
and Philaaelphis the railroad line the Errcson steam.
ers and the barge line. The two last mentioned
lines run 81 each and the for 50 head The
barge line been put on in opposition to the Eric
son. and having superior to the latter,
carries the larger portion of the passengers appears
that the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company,
which by the way of the most sngularly managed
public highways in the country. takes sides in the boat
acc in the way of the barge company for the
of OBTAINING 1t the route and allowing the other COM
pany to beat them through as much possible. Every
trunk or bundle of baggage board must be taken into
the Office Of the company at Delaware city and weighed
then liquor is furnished to the drivers by some one
and somebody else brides them to move along a. slow
possible This opposition to the barge line Z attract
ing public attention and as consequence will have the
effect Of raising II still higher in public favor One Of
the passengers the other day carried his snubox into
the toll office 10 be weighed and II contemplated
hold an Indignation meeting to express the feelings of
the passengers relative to the conduct of the company
MIR. and Mrs Wallack have performed to crow ded
houses during every night OF the past week the ront
street Theatre They have, indeed, met with most
cordial reception, and their benefit tonight will doubt
less be bumper
The approaching elections and the fall business arc
rendering city quite lively and the grand military
parade, on the 18th OF September will still
enven and stir up our citizens from their dog-dayI
stupor.
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BALrIMoRE, Sept. LIST, 1876.

BALTIMORE, Sept. LIST, 1916.
Col. Davis was nominated last night by the de-
mocracy for reelection to the Mayoralty. AT
Alexandria, the retrocession vote at o'clock
was 504 in favor and ia against.
The Western mail contains no intelligence Of
Importance. Our merchants are waiting for the
news 10y the steamer, and there is consequently a
pause in the -four and grain markets.
The mobiles sent word to Nauvoo that they
would burn the city and the temple on the 25th
ult. About 200 men were under AIMS Bloodshed
was expected The MOB threatened to clear the
Mormons out of the CITY.
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Married.

On the LIST inst, by the Rev. E. Crawford, Mr. CHARLES
L. THrERY to Miss HELEN MARIA CARLocK, all Of this
city.
At Springfield, NJ, on the 30th ult, by the Rev. A.
Rivers, Major NJ. N SMITH, of Brooklyn, L. to Miss
AMELIA daughter Of David Carson, Esq, of the former
place.
On the 26th ut, at Philadelphia, by the Rev Mr. Lies
ser, Mr.. Henry Dr. BoER, Of New York, to Miss JANE
HUNT Of Philadelphia -.a
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CASTLE GARDEN.

CASTLE GARDEN
SgS ShKBa 5kSHFh E SF
g sNsBs GALA GARDEN WE'D
p ToHS ys ps e. fee f1I
Gymnastics at Boston respectfully announces to the mirtb
,1ET$Ty II os'G;!Fh R!fH
ss 'ss sf!s shsh h sar.
The emit itanu en-, is Of decidedly original character
ss ss psdss: hs
from the ' ~ " A"
PROGRAMME.
t ArGsey at target 40 yards Best in value of i've
3D. Throwing the s IaSst s weight IS lbs. Prize
3D. WhselbsTrow Race half mile making the circuit Of
4 Leapngthe exercise of the single bar Pnxe silver
5th Running in Sacks, 100 yards Prize. a silver cur.
9Th Long Foot Race one mile "a circuits the garden
,ith Whee6aow Race, blind folded. 100 yards Prize
S. Chm is.ss E'fs a splendid ,.,
AsS;.:d: sss
WANT Ip, STREET THEATKE PPn e rHIA
MIR ns'I coL In Is
Eth ss ys will
SIR PATRICK 5pf#silg SAssADon mr. COLLINS
To E + !6'!ST; Th h III EiE Eiiss Of
IN Ehe s M % seG
lG 26 5frs'S' sc KIN Sh'
:. ARCH sTREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
THs pop a: Of s and ds.sss
Ssf" the un Sss'''
FIRST Niy: ETT n ES Nyn Sepfssmssr ID
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paying all sxpsnsss between and seven hundred
thousand dollars WILL therefore, be safe calculate
on about the amount this year. Notwithstanding the
severe damages to which they have been subjected Had
10 extraordinary casualties occurred this season. there
every reason to believe that the nett from the
canals and railroads would have been in the neighbor
hood of 100000.
The annexed statement of personal property listed for
axston in 1896 in county in Ohio shows the erea,
increase in the valuation in one YEAR
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AMUsEmHNTs. &c.

DARK THEATRE-Third night Of Mr. and Mrs Keen.
Wednesday Evening, Sept I'd, will be perf9rmed the
Comedy of MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHlN G-Benedick,
sr harles Kean; Claudio, ar Dyou Dogbeuy, MIR Bass
Dsctrice, Mrs Charles Ksan; Hero, Mrs Abbott; -
TO CONCLUDE with the Farce Of the BENGAL TIGER
SIR Paul Psgods Mr. Bass; David Mr. Andrews; Mrs Yellow
leaf, Mrs Vernon.
Doors open at o'clock and the performances will com
mence al haiEpastT o'clock Boxes 81 Pit 30 cents Gal
lery q cents.
ROWERY THEATRE.-Third night of Miss Julia Dean
- wednesday Evening, September I'd will be performed
ne Jay 81 1HE LADY OF LII ONS-Claude Melnotie
Mr. Neahe; Col Damas MIR Collins; Claws Mr. Clarke;
After which, the Misses yallee will dance La Polka
10 conclude with the DIANA of the kAkF'S PRO-
Chanirau; Fanny Moreiand Mrs Jordan.
Doors open at O'Clock, wiii rise hall past
Dress Circle 50 cents Upper Boxes Is Gale
", l2H cents
GREENWICH THEATRE-Comer Vsrick and Char.
~ ton streetsW ednesday Eveuing, septic mber I'd wiz
be performed the Play Of THE LADi OF LlONs-
Claude Melnote, Mr. Fresr; CLAWS, Mr. ii Chapman; Col
oamas Mr. stevensi Pauline Mrs Geo Jones,
Aiter which. the Exiravaganzs of the RIO GRASDE
W. uNIEER-Captaln Hopkins, MIR ii Chapman; Mrs
Hopkins, Miss Julia Drake.
~ To conclude with the Drama Of JACK SHEPPARD
Jack Sheppard, Miss Julia Drake.
Boxes % cents; Pit i2 cents Doors open at 7-perior
nance TO commence at hali-past 7 O'Clock.
CASTLE GARDEN, win rvs extensive Prornensdes, ~
~ opeu day and evening-BUtFO TROUPE OF ETH.
OPlAN MINSTRELS Tuesday and Wednesday 1--we.
nngs Sept ist aud I'd the entertainment Will CONNIE
~ lntermission Of half an hour loI refreshments
md TO view the beautiful range OF COSMORAMAs,
TO conclude with series OF DISSOLvINCi VIEWS aud
CHINESE FIRE WORKS
The at a quarter TO precisely.
Abundance
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KNOX,
81 1913 HUTTON sTREET. lsnn Bnildlngl de EN-. n

W IB FULTON STREET, Sun BuIdmg) deem u
ing u unnecessary to into particulars respect
ing his fall fashions for lse would simply state that his new
tye Will excel in beauty gDess taste and color any
thing offered to the hat wearing public OF the CITY OF
New York. HIS prices as low az his hat, are hne.
ana Ixxi esu
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ChaIlenge.-Much hms been snid

Challenge.-Much hUs been said lately
about the steamers oeEG ~ and ATLANTIC. Tb
friend, Of The Atlantic have claimed that she faster
th.n the Oregon and that they ready back the
opinion and hs if offered bet, it would b. taken up be
fore ink dry. For the of their
ment AVID thrr confidence in the sneed of III Atlantic
fer back the Oregon against the Atlantic,
from 70 to thu Light Boat stratford for Five
Thousand Uoilars, To be any day this week.
days notice be given the money deposited n th
offer should be accepted will then show the lie. tha
have hepf promise allow the Oregon
her regular trips Stonngton GEORGE LAW,
Septe nber |, 1876. No. 10 Union Place.
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toth. 80. .S3,555. lSg IS
be perceived that the cash exceed the cash
liabilities sssO535 SO and that the specie on
hand ~as moro than twice as large as the circulation
IL must be highly gratifying to those who feel inter-
est in the prosperity and credit Of learn
that not wiihsandng the damages occasioned by the
traoinay floods OF last spring and the consequent de-
tenton OF navigation there every probability that the
tolls OF the w exceed those OF the last
sufficient 10 pay all the expenses Of the extra damages
The proceeds OF the public works last year. alter
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Phalon's Magic Hair Dye, q

Ivy, UCVS
valuable discovery. warranted neither wash on
being Liquid Dye which nstantnneouy changes the colo
Of the hair beautiful brown black without injury
the hair skin The superiority of this Dye consists
application all othe,
dyes requiring twelve hours produce an,
change Its superior excellence will be apparent
bottle ferwsrded then by express. BY sending cash. en-
per bottle with full directions use City gentlemen
invited call the pot and have their whiskers dyed
Ladies' Will DO glad to learn that the
French Lunar Pills be 10 liz Cherry
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GREAT ATTRACTION! 1900 o
TWO POPULAR PIECES,!,
MR. CRISP, MRS, CRISP, MR.. CITPPEND.aLE
MRS LOTELL MRS WATTS
IHLOs tpAHDEN-Wedn Evening september I'd
the performances will be gin with favor,e Overture
Alter which, the Comedy Of USED UP-sir G. Cold
stream Mr. Crisp; John lronbrace Mr. Chippendale; adv
Clutt. Mrs Watts 49, F-' -a'
10 conclude with The Comic Piece called SIX ETCHES IN
lNDlA-Tom Tape Mr. Crisp; ally Scraggs, Mrs Crisp
Doors open at 7ocicck; pss,s At O'Clock
Tickets so cents. - - N
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The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery.
On the upper Of Broadway and Murray de-
cdedlv the best place that recommend ends
what will please them the way OF perfect likeness
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CIRCUS FOX SALE.
LII the property ofthe Union Circus, in this place
curb and dress all neatly and in complete order pre-
without requiring further outlay the
urchased IN this place under sale by and ia
offered by the subscribers than half the real ya
Of said property Communication by letter be
JAMES KERSHAW
JAMES O'NEILL. l
PATERSON, N. J., August Is. 1886. au27 lwsrc
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GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES
GOING TO OR ARRIVING FROM EUROPE,
l. u

HAVING snpeifuous effects, such Wearing App,re'
Jewerv. Fire Arms Flu nitnre, &C. which they would
convert into doso by sending
the subsc be who will attend at their residence by
pointment. ii LEVETT, No 30 Broadway,
near Wall str It.
B-A line hroushthe post Office Otherwise win
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" think II must be tolerably clear to the generality
OF unprcudlcfd minds. that, grounds OF positive right
the American Republic cannot claim the Oregon terrific
ry and think ii is equally clear that the matter can
not be determined at all grounds o abstract right In
this respect the United States nearly in The same
pndicameni as Spain was in the year i7S9 Spain ass
serted proud and unlimited clam 10 The whole north
west coast ui America in the belief or assumed belief
Of just tile this empire she seized on the ships
tho cargoes. aud tho persons OF BRUSH settlers and de-
.tIoyed the hus and factories of Blush settlers. The
Spanish Minister, Florida Blanca, supported the vo-
ence of Dan t.s,eyan in a mem rial which justified the
Ieiensons urged by the burner IN favor ot his country
To district extending far the G2i parallel OF north
aiilude. Bn When The matter siiied, came
that these gigantic prelcnsons rested vague expires
sion ia the o article o the treaty Of Ulrechl; that no
insignia OF Spanish sovereignty had been exclusively
displayed Spanish settlements exclusively founded
On that COAST. That there had been Spanish settler.
was true That Spanish vessels had been IN the ib,
OF touching there was also true. True too that those
had IL that, and the preceding century been scunr
ged by Spanish bnccanelr'. But II afterwards i'm
piled by the concessions, had been bere admitted
in the words OF the Spanish Court, that s rights To
mat coast and Those Pofts were "slill not quie
tain"
What, hcn, did England propose under the counse Is
Of MIR. Put aud what did Spain TO- under the adj.
miulsira'lon OF Count Florida Blanca? The one pros
posed and the other accepted, conditions which every
man who loves peace and justice must approve now,
they were approved en- by The friends peace aud e.
quiiy condliloIs o joint occupancy, extending the
hole OF the nor INV, Ut North Am.rca hitherto claim
by SPAN. England did take advantage OF her
strong fleet, o the wea kness OF Spaln aud The
abiiy o The CUun VI Versailles 10 fulfil the pledge con
tanned ~ The Family CDpact-al circumstances HIGH
Iy favorable aggressive policy aud bold mister.
No, she acqnesc.d partition Of trading and settling
pavileg,s wnh a country hem she nigh, have reduced
10 a more suoble capilulaton. And this precedent of
policy humane, spirited, and just, Is the
which ought to be followed, nearly as the crcnm
stances ut the allow. this The oint
occupation OF The Oregon by British and American set
ters is no longer Judged expedeni. Partition is
lnended and desired. Oh what principles ought thai
partition be made? Evidently those Of equal bens
Eft and advantage In view Of the question. the
Americans. having exrlnsive Ugh, of Sovereignty.
osnhot Treat our fellow subjects tenants At will
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NEGlsOI.S FOR SALE.

PURSUANT to a decree of Bedford County Court,
i pronounced al January term. IN the case ot "Fsg.
&al. rs. Fag,tt Sal and 10 the under signed directs
ed. shall proceed 10 sell. tho highest bidder.
credit OF twelve months. The SLAVES. mentioned in
said degree, a, Mr., Nancoy's Tavern House, On the
Forest Road. on Saturday, the lAth day of Febra~
AIRY next. II tho weather should be too inccment On
that day, the sale will take place the next fair day,
thereafter Sundays excepted. Tho sl1vec arr A
MAN. PLOUGH hoy. YOUNG WOMAN AND
CHILD, aud WOMAN Of middle ags, There Will
asc bsa yoana Wamsaa, I" heasr husincss,
Tor private sale, and asuuag Nr Man G,r hire "a the
same day. NTi.htS sptNNDEA'fEN. a.
Commissioner
Jan. % w3w
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HOOTS and SHOES.

LFNCIiBURG OCT 18TH, 1915.
DECEiyING and opening at Rchmond Cash store
10 10000 pair Bouts, Shoes and Brogans. which
will he sold at Manufacturers prices for cash. VIZ;
1000 pair Ladies' Extra Kidd Slippers for only 75cis.
per bcsl---Phndelpha work, made expressly 10 my
order,
Ladies Extra Goat, Cali, Kidd s. Seal Walking Shoes,
best article, only 81 90 pr,
J.z pr Extra Kidd, l-2 Caters, quilted and lined
with silk, only 81 50 pr.
A large assortment Of Allssc9 Slippers, Buskins and
Booees, cheap,
500 pr. ChlIdren's Shoes all prices,
Woneus Extra Peeged, thick sole, strap Shoes pr 10
cts. worth ST. %.
Bu,hns and = Caters. all prices.
800 pr. Slippers At 50 cts. good article
Mems l.. s. b. Cali and Kip? Brogans, cheap,
do hlorrocco and Navy shoes,
500 pr Heavy Bfogans att s cts. pr. worth % fnr
GOOD bargains goods, call at The Richmond Cash
Store, as do not fear competition IN above line Ni'r
chants buying to sell again, will find il 10 Their interest
q give call. before purchasing elsewhere, as oa'
rams will be Sold w. }. WILLIS.
Oct. 10 10
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FEMALE SEMINARY.

VIE ensuing scssiun of MISSES GORDON'S
SCHOOL Will commence on Monday. the OH OF
marv 1876
EtNS lor the session OF months, payable in ad,
hre:
class ior Beginners, Sc co
i eass-ior the more advanced: Spelling,
"'dlng. Wiring, Arithmetic, History,
dGeograghy 10 90
tass-OrIhograph Reeding, Writing.
tIlhmeilc, English Grammar. Ancient *
Phiern Geography and Composition, II 90
/ cIass-a the higher branches usually
(ashi in the best schools, together with
iench, Is 90
H9c on Inc iiah', D lessons per week, % GO
I@lng and Painting, 10 90
s0ial 1ibtiug, 90
fx Work, 10 Oh
Srcidcry. 6 Oo
boARD, per month, 10 0C
an29 Is
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8T1NRANELS in Mexico, illustrated, by A. Nj. Oil
liam.
Ramb,cs by land aud water, by Norman.
Notes from over the Sea. by Rev. j. Mitchell
Library ofhe Prose and Poetry of Europe and America,
Nirnr Library. edited, by Morris & " ills,
Complete works ol y. +. Mills,
Modern British Essays,s. 10y Carly c,
Geraldine and other poems, by NJ, f. Topper,
The Book OF Ilearls
The Roman Church, &C. by e. Ed. Lester,
Interior Life, by Upham,
Chronicles of the Cid by Ro. Southcy,
Holmes Life of Mozart,
Trippings in Author and. by Fanny Forester,
Literary Miscellany, by GilfIlan,
Nhewes Elements Of Morality,
The Suffering oi Christ,
The Artist. Merchant aud Statesman by c. T.. Lester
Legal Rights of Women,
Union of the Holy Spirit and the Church, by Jenkyn,
The extent of The Al0nemcnt, -
Arnud's Rugby School Sermons
The Jesuits by Nlichclet s Quinri
Treatise on Healthy Skin, by Erasmus " son,
Sermon on The Mount spenddly Illuminated,
The last of the Azlecs, by f.. Maiurin,
Ascanls, by Alex, Dumas,
The three Gnardsmen,
Love and Mcsm erism, by Horace Smith.
just received and for sale nv
ID. b. PAYNE.
Jan Is is
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gWfc,sSues! gsIsenfiNCS
r.cUE,S DECREE.

r NOW, all ching Maids and Loving SWANS that
IL |. the undersigned, have been appointed ny CO-
9D.-God Of Love,-so distributors oil his Passports
! Ilymen's Temple.
have therefore, prepared. for the approaching LOVE
n ,rivAI. commencing February IAN, and now ni'eI
u a.,a tho mos, III EG.lNT.8 SSORT.1iE.N1' OF
,s,. snIcndid refined aud beautiful st ntnienal
VALENTINES,
20, rroduced in this or any other country. suited ex'
ssy ia gentle feelings OF the blushlng Nlhd u. voting
ancient; To tnid lovers, cusiy oo Bache'rs OF all
NO aud all sizes and Of all countries Aso end:
4 Is variety Of como T.atE.N1LNES.
AOnizzinp and Sarizng all Professions Trades. Sta
L. and Classes Of Soceiv; HE whole forming the
MY TRUE and GENUINE TOKENS 10 be
+ VARYING IN price from q cents Ia s.
I've who would express your love. pr love's decline.
Frnm me can hny the wished for Naeriine
J. IL. Fl rZGlBBON, Head Qnarers.
kFeb, oil