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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
MA NSEICI n7ACaDENY

A MATHEMATICAL and Classical School BY Alfred
a O. A. Coleman, in the county of Amelia: Inc
fifth sessonc my sehoof viii commence the FIRST Non
aay 10 January. 4a. and close the first ot August The
e"urse Of instruction embraces thorough preparation
for College In Latin. Greek and Mathematics. Special
attention win he given the elementary branches Of
AZ English Education. The location 10 remarkably
hsslthy and easy Of accnss, being distan. six miles
from the Clover Hill Depot. ,....
Trxns:-Board and Tuition, including Bedding,
Washing and Lights, tpo payable In advance. wish
Ia fAce1se slight additional scholars. Early applcstiona
sss requested. Address The subscriber, Wilkinson
ville, Chesterfield County, Virginia. Nov. 2rcw6w
NOTICE.
LII ,paSSAs ,Aifang cl6uts against the Estate OF
"A ceWgs Price, deceased, arr hereby, required to
bspg forward the saUf for settlement on 6efofe the
S5th of December 1871, and 10 case ofthelrfaing to
DO Co. this notice will bsurged in bar of,be claim All
pefs6ns iptebaed 20 said Estate required come
forward andpay, or they wili be put In suit. ,.,.
ISAAC B. DAVIS,
- 49, Executor Of George Price, deceased
S--ewHyv1ff 't1til e &C.
OTfcE-I shall petition the Legislature Of Virginia,
N at fs hsxt session, 10 raise the Tolls on Mayo's
Bridge. E. G: MAYO.
Nov. 2-ew5W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03

Kent, Democrat, is elected il Lee county, low
10 fiji vacancy. This makes a DsmocIa,c
majority On ioiu. ballot and viii, no doubt, Sc
cure the election OF Two Democratic U. States
Senators al the expected Legislative extra se5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
lRerorted for the Baltimore SUM-
The FlsE.IOST COURT MARTIAL.

and that ali We have any regard for The huma
family, W. will keep Mexico
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03

! TRIBUTE TO THE AMERICAN cHA-
RACTER4Mr. Robinson ad American manu-
fac,urer in The city Of MEXICO where he has re
sided several Years, writes thar Mexico was me
yer, within his knowledge, as reaceabIe and Sc
cure 10 persons and properly as now" that "the
quiet, industrious and honest OF The Inhabitants
desire ibaiihe Americans should control Ihemp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03

The application oflhe Louisa Railroad Com
pany for mandanns, 10 compel The Board OF
Public Works 10 subscribe 10 The sock Of said
company, came up before Judge Nicholas yester-
.day The merits OF The case were not reached
The arguments of counsel, Messrs. Patton and Ly-
ons for The Louisa Company and Attorney Gen,
Baxter for The Board Of Public Works, being con-
fined to The preliminary objections; first, The want
: OF ne ,essary afidayits-and secondly, misno.
n mer in The STYLE Of the company Judge Nicholas
will this morning directlhIs preliminary question
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
r.rmyrl,, Nov. 18th, ls,7-es,

IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AZ Rules held In the
Clerks Once Of tho Superior Court Of Chaneery Tor
the Richmond Circuit, the 9Th day Of October, lsH:
John J. Taylor, Piasouu'
against .fs
David Minae and Eivra his wife, John A. Heron,
Thomas Adams, and Joseph Knapp and Anne nis wlie'
and other tri Deiohuaus
The defendants above namednot having ensetcd tneu
appearance and given security according TO the ac OF
Assembly and the rules o this Court, and II appearing
by satisfactory evdsncc that they are not Inhabitants OF
Tits wealth. 1T Is ordsreds that The said defend
sns do appear at the rules to be held for the SAID Court
ON the first Monday in January next and rthe
hill OF the plaintiff; and that cory OF tins order DC
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published IN the
city Of Richmond for two months successivcy, ana
posied the front door OF tina Capitol IN the said ci
Copy-Teste, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03

We learn that the contract for carving 1hr
grea, Northern mail North Of Baltimore, and
from BALTIMORE 10 Richmond and South, has been
given 10 he James River Steamboat COMPANY
10 commence from and alter The 10Th inst. Un-
der the schedule 10 be run, the mail will leave
Baltimore al 10 o'clock at night connec win the
James River Steamboats,, Curtis Peck and Alice,
and reach here next nigh, al 8 O'clock. 4.
We understand That the Department have mol
as,et decided upon he proposals for carrying
the way mail from Washington TO Richmond.
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ANGRY WORDS.

Angry words are lightly spoken
In rash snd thoushtless hour
Brightest links Of life are broken
BY their deep insidions power:
Heats inspired BY wsrmest feeling
Ne'er before by anger stirred
on are rent past human healing
By single angry word.
Poison drops Of care and sorrow,
Bitter poison drops are they
Weaving for the coming morrow
Saddest memories Of 70 day.
Angry words Oh let them never
From the tongue unbridled slip
May the hearts best impu'se ever
Check them, ere they soil the mp
Love Is much too pure and holy
Friendship is too sacred far.
For a moments reckless IDLY
Thus TO desolste and mar.
Angry words are lightly spoken
Bitterest thoughts are rashly stirTsd
Brightest links Of life are broken
By angle angry word.
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HOLIDAYS.

40 FULTONsI.-A. b. COUCH % sfet.....
tJO.nd dealers 10 perfumery. ccsmefics a1d paien.
b,~- on nsrd an extensive assortment a. zern-
ros Fngish French and American Per1mefy &c -
God. raahe Tor pressnts which tneJ crf JOY 81 -
e-si4srebIv ls-sfhsn Broadway prices Their. lf c.
pof OF every psfeu. medicine a feneia use 40
II sing az arfIc- in this le can be- e'sufeo o u.n
,bs Ill serras trout iossng any fsrthsl than 2. ri
esrt-sl location 4 - co. ERE prorreiofs OF ~ q
bH4e's TsuerpsIls HesVe Powder, A. initti'e tle-
f8r Lsav-s n r0ires and TIE best ns'ioine N -
a-ss.i.a f,ffen anL -xh'isrsfe hs noble ani1i4
ynt.n..t narh llds ~ % COY ION bIlaaNsy 90 y
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CLOTHING.
= n nfcELROY & 90.
nrspers ard Iaiiors, No. - bfoadNay,

nra1srs ard Iaiiu-s, No - hfp'4NaF,
rfascrfY OPPOSITE IHE fASk FccHrtiN.
TEAvISG REPLENI>fiED or stock from the most 70
~ -.nf grsnch snd English im7oFtaturs We invite IT,
,.sfor cf an assortment q articles 70 cur IRE uhchi
M variety and tssisuness Of sty AZ not Surpassed ~
thr selections Of any similar establishment n the city
We voud particularly direct tteniion 70 choice Sc
Rlue Blsck Brown and Olive Broedclnths;
suos-rna Plain sd FsEcy Cas- ulers tor ants
c..h-.re. Cssarstfes Sis Sstius ami Ne.ys- pa O
and Fsncv coior- for Nssts.
esv4r ss5r Pilot sni other Heavy Cloths. q every
dssirsbls color, FOR Overc0Ats
=. ~ fIeh ara made under the drsc, surerysi9a of
81 WcFiroy n.re which u Il believed VII Re very
,rarslIv r.-nfuirsd sufficient guaranty Of lash 90
abs sesfaly stg1g. well maze and mocers.ey-preee
g2r1ert al. A..
READY.MADE SUITS
tr .hs A. moments notice, 90 NJ ai'li siY lte
O. DRESS fROCk sURTOlI Or sACh COATS, fA.'-
falcons. VESTS sc. which being composed OF nc
fucsf aud most fashionable aferias, and ra1e Win e
are eJus every respect q me oe+' saf1'en
IN adc fr order ....-
Also a. entirely new assortment a RICH SIhift y
PLAID and PLAIN SILK and SATIN sCAhFs and 4 "a y
WATTS. adapted 20 the approaching seasln; HtlhNiN1
GOWNS. SHIRTS, PLAIN AID FANCY hJsONS coz
LARS. STOCKS. Observation-Disclosures ro Dt ..N r.
FRS. COTTON and LAMBS WOOL HOSE. RICH ~ 4.
~ PONGEE, SPIrALFiELD and LINEN CAMthlC
POCKET HANDNERCHiEFs. sc. &c ME- n
THOMAS SrTIrE. JR. 4 co.
Jos NtssAN-.T. cos AHN
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

n r. KINNEY ~ Broadway. opposite Asior- az,
VI. has extensive assortment elegant
ard Animals with great verstq q Juvenile Books &C.
kc ruitable fr The approaching holidays TIE ,f-i oi
the season. The Msy Flower. Opal, The Rose ~ 81.
soeudd edition OF Th0ms5us seasons. with ren eniIas,
rzs Bibles and Payer Books richly bound Oane. oi a
kr1s suitable for old and young Also snsautl
usr. of ~ aod ropusr Muse well es On eieg.ni -
so-trsnf III French and English Psrumery en- as'o
OF fre fsncv sfsonsry articles; 81 n CO. = h'n
q. - 2-oss.-av OF r-site AsIor. rl-ce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

livery Law, unless different tine shall 10 prescribed
therein, shall and take effect throughout tho
State aud not before the twentieth day sfter the DAY
81 It's tnsi asssge csff fed by the Secretary Of state
Sec IL, title :, chap ?. part l. Revised stafrfes
livery Law % published by him, Ihs sac Pnntef
may be read IN evidence from the paper 10 which A. =.
be contained in al courts n justice IN THE STATE aha
all proceedings before any ocsr body board IN when
u shall Be thought Necessary 20 refer thereto JIM
months after the close OF the session 10 when y.
aw5ec ?, title :, chap. psr ], Revised siA'0e,I
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.



THE oUTCAsT. ...FOr The Trfsuns
xo,urp, clad in tsstsrsd ssrb unmoved the 0y
"'y door,
pbesteusd with her load Of she turned rom oooi 70
nd closer pressed the child Of which In her arms 'hs
bore.
Her story aupls one, her features ~
'''A-' - lworfh,
Ana when ., I.s, the sposr that gem q priceless
Virtue sh pwreeaed IN IT. tfu'' hsd eT0''eo nsr 10 's
earth
m. ~ho. a.v long she wandered On her body knew
,..,. hef breast;
Hunger pinehsa her thin pale cheek Despair had wfang
wild confusion rscked her brain abe fastened toward
tle shore Ito i'm plore
Add called on him who wronssd her youth bis pity 70
shaddsr shook her slender form when she viewed the
a,,t eoad eo.a. her God
She raised her eyes Heaven aGd prayed psoo' ron
She gave here babe farewell kiss, h nanf Hef a'''
breath.
An oaiess, and forsaken--hsr only hope "a' ssai"
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HOLIDAYS.
err punfu CAKE

IN coNTFC rIOSARY IN al their tevera Vsr.stiss
a ~ 80 A. ~ L. AsDERSoN'S, it3 Canal-ft- ;
-. ,sst of Yaricks VIZ Piam ci'lon, c1rran' e.
snons asd pn1nd casei also scotch cake oi snpef %
rrsisx Nss. Years cakes msccarcris, ranss b1n-non
fb.ylS.ta cs Rune, jeies, notices, &C. &c rafne''
SsdSiDF sni private parties may depend Upon haFl
az orders Amended with The - though ne
srfclss were made under their own suPerin,euasnce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

rt0- ,Aa aAsNUn- linh, - ally, for
- - New - ard sirhkiil landing ~ Van
- l--- ~ -l.al-kLl Ml.L lnlnl. Goa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

~ ID. Griffin * Co.'S Patent Heat Genernior.
-tneleets .-.i ID. pc mo r3el lil. l.l ii sJ
by s hes plans az setting boilers and ne same ls u'e OF
All 'ni7 ~ furnace
method or avns fuel, originally secured ty iaItn Dr
b 1889, and since go much improved fhaf new I..r--
issued July 81, a. TITS applicable - oes 'u
che Western waters, stationary engines 10 reans t'
es 90 burning Or ct 90 pans Ac in qrntwols' 9 l-e-
Jog 1rnsces % st- 10 pspsrm' 20 The manutactnie OF
he rrc-ir 10 which the ahovs nan,e has been given
has been teonry tested by business men oi ne hshe
respecfaifv who have realized saving % ifon twenty
combustion almost perfect and burning nearly at The r's-
aud smoke, thus generaug maximum amount o. hea
from given quantity OF fuels ard 81 AZ ara cement ol
hr fue and chimney By which - heat Is retained under
he pan or boiler ala only ef-11el e. me
Fable ol boiling uatfr An arlcal ortft is
Tor the natural and The necessity of building hi1h chin
news Is entirely ohv1fet The COS, Of setting tns ch
e.s than hy ts I'D methods T. t1s been applied % in
naces for hear factories and for IN nrlFo win
great economy both ct c0s and OF ns Boilers and iar-
races be altered with hrt slight expense 1f
delay sift' county or inllt alh Tklis -'o oi-isl %
<rls 'fs.c'ely snd t.fe ln.efesiel re ~ 20 o. ~
anime eeftac1ies drawings and MODELS a. TIE oce Of me
proprietoTs
Extract from report o. fhe Committee Arts ard Ser
euces oi fhe Aueric1n ilsfitufe sept ~, 1879
lour Commute are 81 opinion that ms p.an. noih
theoretically and practically e braces the best application
Of natural laws % tho economical combustion % fue oi
anv plan which be- yet been exhibited othem BY order
Of the Comrliffee.
Reference may be made % tie following gentlemen
who have
samuel Morssn. ics wstsr-st y Y. Lorwooi Works.
ers,rAvr. m W Harvey Tfirfr-fhird-st y i Wire aud
screw Works; lusersoll Mcdowell Paper ALls south
Tyrnsha,n. Mass Mess-E Johnson, Kline and others
81 the Maryland Pe1ifsnfl1ry Baltimore Wm. 4 Royce.
Oh Mil Brunswick \. J. =. } stfarz Bllck lard
Grassy Point. John Adranee Co Pou.hs-epsie, Dun
car a Fsrrngton. Pleasant Valley, d. W Lee, Floor
NILS, Gereya, ny. D GRIFFIN CO
or iawtf ls. Broadway, y. T.
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~ -.-.nYPO-irION NlMlIII LINN b ~
HoUStT0NIC


r-s----a For Albany. Troy Pitts "1'% ~ !"
field North Adams Wiilsnsf1wn, Bennington Hutlard,
Lebanon SPRINGS &C. via the ousaf0nic Rairost w n
Per arranslmsHt clums nciug saturday, December 2i-
The splendid steamer NIAGARA, Captain J. hfookl,
d. vII leave Now-tofk from the pi0r foot 81
Market street, daily. frnisvl s.crrei. M O. o'clock
A. 3D. for Bridgeport, Where ri. 1erEers take Che ele-
CANT and c0mmoii0ul cari Of The houftouic Reirosd,
arriving q. bsry lr o'clock p N
A baggage master vl % thr ugh from city 10 city.
Stages DO connection with the Zee, Lsn0F,
Old Stockbudgs Curtsye, Winstel and Norfolk. Also,
70 Litchied, Woodbury., Danbury and Bethel
NewfoTk passengers have the privilege u stopping
one day in Bridgeport
No agent % this company authorized 10 take charge q
specie bank notes valuable papers receive them
Tor transportation on any conditions.
Freight received AZ the depot foot Of Marketst from
o'clock A. " sutil sunset
d19u q " FERRY AGENT OHce on sha Pier.
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EOR TIE HOLIDAYS The OPal' N three easrenf
. syiss Of bndinr. Tie Poer.h Lanenase Of flowers
Laws 4 BAN. flieniships 0iif. Disdem. fiora Dler
ins The Houqlei The EveEzrer1 sd snow storm lhess
.re orv few OF the Annnss Bibles. from the pccset
STYLE 70 the l-rs folio. with PRAYER Boots fslirosie
snd other suitable books f0r p-es-1r iurrers Proven
bal Pailosorhv an Pilgrims Progress, with lsrse
,3rtrert Of ycscl -0 KS y tlglish a-a American Az
fhors A. ~ juvenile Books. ihef Are 700 rimeTous @
mention such collection has never been IN ne up2sf
psrr q he CITY TIE subscriber Tespccrly invites biz
friends ard customers 10 sls early and tke Their seee
tons and he assures them fhi they slt hVe good oif
gains AbhAhAA '4A@r. - hrg, aslr-
ID ---.--.r. -ru--L-- .LIl-u 81
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CITY ITEMS.

WrDTfsDAT, Dec. ~
As1oR BousE Everything that tends to en-
courage harmony and mutual respect IN the relation D.
tween employer and employee Is 10 be encouraged mo>
psrtcusriy In this country whore neither law nor the
theory Of our manners aesrowecge difference ofrank-
tits grateful Therefore 70 sIude briefly 20 an an o
kindness on the part Of tbs popretors Of the Aalor
House. Messrs Coleman Se;son 70 their Indoor ops-
ra,ors" This morning all ths male servants who could
boast OF a domestic aneel-in vulgar language vile
wers invited the grest Duiog Han Of the establish
nens and addressed In few but pertinent words by MI
Robert Coleman senior proprietor lie spoke basdsome'
Iy Of their conduct acknowledged their mers ana trusted
in their future good behavior. Recoeetng that son
words however agreeable to the "buier no pars
nps- he concluded by requesting their acceptance Of
nns large turkey EACH for New fs'r's Day AZ there "
no small crowd OF "boys In tho esabshmeot this doDa-
ton Ia Of no Sigh. character.
Such little acts Of kindness do much to enlarge the m
msntes Of e and make the performance Of labor seem
the result Of voluntary effort rather than the dcatse
necessity.
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SHEETS

NOR TIE HOLIDAYs-sAMuEL ". RoWOkIH
~ Bouery fas the finest sssort1ent n
csnsry. scs ether articles suitable f1r the t'fiys ~
~ ,,fv t frie-. Will be speedily snd faithfully -Ne
ss-sf f- either town or country. hr koworth e. -
unass 70 dispose Of hs "Wla berry nna f'-aI-.. r.
o- e~-efs D. sorethroat md cclsumptou; 1fa fi'
fsrous Eyerfon Tsfy. and t5 ce..1ra'e1 tnsh.. %
Pipe Tor pulmonary aiscfor1 snf h1arsenes' H'l 10
--h invites tie attention OF fh- public % BIS cisr NJ
-. - n. 49, " I ll lru4 ..crnl n none 81 M
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CONYEYANCES.
sg-- asgeULAK r.iL iisa l,'- eve,

sT~S anGguIkk nsft INK ts.-r,,
" s,.s->s-s 5csioc s1i Nep-fofs, ~ ~ 49, 90
spf1oi strsncrs 6ASsAcHJsr rf.
snd THODE ISLAND.
Toe steamers yAssAcHrsETTs Cap. Thsysf va
RHODE ISLAND, Caps Potter VII no lfrqs Shosivs
.a..e Id corlsrc- lt5 Tho rto1irllon sri Powders
~ g0alol grogdencc 3siifosfs lssyiUg N~~.Tcs
Sslly sgnieTs sas-ped, iron fi'f fo NofA River A
st.1-a P u. sud >ion lqion 1t o'c1cf, T. Or Gros
~ s-rivsI % itr rril tr-ia from bosicn.
Y-as sfa .gs nnsurrsssei N sped foleniog "a
.o..f,rt rav.ng 81, II vem 81 Iii.f. commOds1s IN.
AZ -il 49, hfrts frr 80 pufsoss hosids is.,
-i.sl. r,ts.-.s ~ fs.res sr3 parties
qbr ,te.trrrs arc orccird ~ So n1st experiences
-.s ssd .yil lhof.eA fte pssl1ye between nc~ Yofs
80 srtrr f-o orc an h.f - two tlsfs ihsffty A.
,lvs ID arois irs for al no inss rl- nirg RON Se~
go-s r1 .ansn ard wes, and Al he line from Bosioa
corn az sg1.
sh- MtssAcHUsETTs viii Leave Nsw.Yors-
Cav rtarslsy ara ssmlth'.
Leave f.r- ngi5u nsr.tas, Welneslsy ard 'sdsl.
r. RHODE ISLAND oil lssv1 Ne~.fort-Nos-
d. sc inesisy Ero Friday.
Leave nsI0l--fres.ks Thursday -ri S,.1ftaT.
Passengers i-eerFal ~ ~ st-a nerf ~ 500.
rsiaa, proceed iri isely ir te lend kAiusa ss
" scsi-en srd 8o,i11. hsgEsFa master =
ne .,esaOa. trains ard f0n loson tsGe charge o,
Aefsg2Ags.
Fog prs.age berihs s'se roor, ffrgtt spri'-s.ls
msy - ms45 o. se Asenss oI be whaff lni . Ne on e,
Nl.iaIg o..
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BOOK TRADE.
NE NRY CLAWS ADVICE

ITO hts COUNTRTMES-Ahan osora- edition of Air.
1 avs late speech Lsxin gfl1 rsisf- 20 the var
,.h te ric0. o4nlucred with ccrrecs hseneis o. our
r,st .fstes1ar. engraved steel I'st published ~ H.
EOBT.SON 10. sl5Isa-sL IL prsniea 90 NE payer,
80 = I'D a. - eents fr sings copies, II per dozen
:. 81 hundred.
TIE freads q Sir Cay invited % Sra tasf orders
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H. low qliccs useful articles su'abls for Holiday
grs-Wftnl D-st. Work b. ses, Gold Peng in 1o Pod
,.f.-r cases ta-l Css-s gold sfi silver Pencil ,as
Pocket Eo,ts Chermrn. Writing Cases e4esagt Poft
f.ios Pearl Folders. Insst8ndf Daily Memo b4os, il
frt7 gs-sesr- - n H-s d. lad e. God Pens IN gold
oliver cases. and msny Other o. cIe .na. e ~ gents
FRANCIS d. LDi iRkL,
a.. r. frr-t.rs and - rfnrars 90 Maiden lane
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NNN. r. JENNINGS A CO Diapers ana lslo-s lai
w 8fosi rag. American H0tel. with avsw 90 closing
ur the a4ars c The present c3partnerhr which
the first Of February reXt and 70 the enlargement oi
their store % meet he vans - an extensive patron 70
will On and fiis date offer large a'sortmcnt ci
ready made garments sn1 nrcvc-ess arrces. nnpri-
ing overcoas coass, dress AMI ocS coats paufacous
vests dressing gowns y-rths and boyss overc01s sclrs
cravals handserrhef gloves suspenders sc A. red lc-
ton 90 ~ per cent which VIII b. ar nducemert % th'9
wanting outfit for the Ni7isr the truth OF which WI
b. rF need iy en- or fr stock, every ar'' OF
--- ~. i b. - I'D % -------- ------ ~ .
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cATyvz TCTg TTiH HOLIDAYS.

EeED4lE wishing any p'ain, iaacJ ar oilau- ~
mr. G. reco1qrv oi sny de-c gtiou a-e Invited .o cal
m tie So sarisrs1d examine Iis exiensi essorin-l
era-vthirr 70 tie above line. his Ornamental wofkm-i
f tssf ia the cit, "a his Numerous icmer1 vii te
af, ld7fIl GlLMOK5. old stand, 800 6reenSica-si
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pRnr AcassIz,s LEcTuRES-

A = INTtuuI CTIUN D. u 10Y n N,.lTa p 'i1TT
lsrs on Prf.-tsrs End s-rse1rs New-Nort. hy Prof
Agsrsir fRfpor-ea Tor rns ~ -1el ti'sfrit-d VIII
numerous en.ragfnEI As1 i0srspllca no-lce o. me
AufHrr. frr %.
Pr-s - con'I. cr vhso = l remu.ed by mai A. our
ris4 We Wi .-ud i've copies The Fcsage 90 each copy
= q cents inr a7V .7n-e whsteTef ne Lectures nay
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Nasssust Notice is hereby given o. the relatives 11d
urxfOfsiu NANCY HOPE, lsieo Boston. Mass widow,
essel. and DO alleged 10 hage died intestine that
shall aqpy n the Surrogate OF the County Of New Work
f1r letters oi afminsireon uron the es ate Of the saio
intestine the 27h day 1t lsnn1ry nest u O'Clock
In fie forenoon Dated New go. 3. Dec ~. 1897
Dc -flwfw JAMES :. rHAf 1R Pgbl AdmniFt af0r.
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TEHgPpRAECE GITT,
ANNUALS

IN CDPIf- o. IHL TOT us LIT M y \
-DUADEOC ATE beautiful snf usefll present i-- =
sunday school or . ff sastah u the ye. car be had
-. - s~lI-r. =. IA <..~.-.t 80 81
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COMMERCIAL. AND MONEY MATTERS.
ealcs nj the Stock Exchnnse....N FDSfsD

According to the Detroit Flve Press, the number
OF passengers transported over the Cen'rs Rlrcsd for
tbs pest ten wears ending December l. and the amount
collected from passengers during the same period were
81 ollowa.
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FIRE--The premises at the corner Of Fourth'av-
ense and Twenty nin,hst were slightly damaged b. IRE
about O'Clock last evening.
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MEM-WHIcH' MEASErH, REMEMBER South
rous despise slave dealers Go where you VIII
and you will find this sentiment prevailing. THIS
in itself is a conclusive answer TO those who
affirm that slavery is a blessing. fact was stated
in pulpit, in this city wOch illustrates opr re-
mark. One Of the slave-deaers Of Baltimore went
down as passenger on one Of the steamers from
this city to New. Orleans He was known, yet no
one seemed 10 notice him
At Evansville minister cante on board, and
the trader fastened himself upon him. Bat the
secret came out. 81 do the business up right.
a. never separate families 81 am hsmane TO all
l purchase" And L always give literally to
churches" These were his asseveratons put
they did not avail him. lie was still left alone
Huntsville Examiner.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OLE NETWORK

Artived-ShiP saltsns. Brnksr, New-O.ls.ns IA d.
cotton. sc. 70 w Nelson
Bak Exact Stevens. savsar an ed inst cotton
Danhan Dimoa. On hstterss, isrge qnattits OF
boards From the ssh to 9Th last experienced coatinus
head winds
Bark Isaac Mead, Brown. Savannah, ds. 70 Dsmin
Co. cotton, &c.
Brazilian brig Zero Foso. sers. Mstsnhsn = DE- hides
&c 20 p CorniDg 4 Son. Left no An. v-ssesin port
Brig Philara Thatcher savannah 18th inst saiton 70
Durham L Dimon.
1Ts.uornnla-The BIZ Steamship Hibeiuia. Ryue I'm
Boston on Monday last NJ aad arrived At Jersey CITY
n 81 this morning.